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ssrions TronhIo Tnnrrd.

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, April l7.-Al.
though the street car companysucceedcd
in running some cars over most OF the
lines in the city to-day, the strike is not
by any means over. There are several
"brushes" between the strikers and
their sympathizers and the police. The
attempt to effect q settlement OF the
differences between the company and
the strikers this afternoon was q failure.
The police fear serious trouble tonight.
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The PnrpeII Libel Suit,

LONDON, April 17.-Mr. Parnell has
engaged Sir Charles Russell, Mr., Ask
with and Mr.. Arthur Russell to conduct
the libel suit brought by him against
the Times. The trial Of the case will
take place in London in the autumn.
The specific charges against the Times
are that 1t published a fac simile OF q
letter dated in April, 1887, which was
falsely ascribed 10 Mr.. Parnell, and it
published other letters during the trial
OF O'Donnell vs. Walter, among them
being the Kilmainham letter beginning
Dear H., which the Times subsequent
to the trial called genuine,
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BRUTAL BRITISHERS
Roughly Handle Irish sympathlrsrs-An
Exciting Time.

AaANihihk AhhVe
LONDONDERRY, April l7,-Prof, Har-
rison has been committed to London.
derry Jail for trial at the Court OF
Sessions on Tuesday next, on the charge
OF assisting besieged tenants at Gwce.
dore. While Prof. Harrison was being
conveyed to Jail he was heartily cheered
by the populace. The sergeant who was
in charge OF the policemen who arrested
Prof. Harrison ordered his men to "butt
t.9,! the devil out Of them" and and Fathers
O'Shea and q reporter Of the London
Daily Neps were roughly handled.
Women were trampled upon by the
crowd, and in some instances were
clubbed by the police. The excitement
was intense, the populace being greatly
enraged by the action.
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CLEVELAND, O, April 1.-THE stock
holders of the Valley railroad met here
to-day and elected three new direc-
tors. 1t is given out unolIicially that
the road has been sold to a New
York syndicate including Andrew
Carnegie OF Pittsburgh, and
that It will be extended by the purchase
Of other lines to Pittsburgh from Can.
ton, thus making competitor Of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh road. Ulti.
mately the objeCtis, 1t is said, TO reach the
seaboard by the South Penn.
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CmcAdo, April l7,-JudgO Gresham
to-day delivered an opinion, Judge Blod.
gOtt Concurring, In the case Of pullmRn's
Palace Gar Company W. the Wagner
Car Company In tho United States Cir.
cult Court, declaring the Pullman.ses,
slons patent for yestlbuled cars valid and
that the Wagner Company was inirlng.
gnt The Sessions patent covers that
portion OF each half ol the vCsllbulo con.
BlBting oi iron face plates under spring
pressure, completing the yeStlbul0 by q
Tight Joint when cars arc coupled In
train Anfyinn.
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Funernl OF IlnlIrond ylrlIm.,

BosroN, April 1.-THE funeral scr.
vices over the remains Of Mrs. Emma L.
Hartt, Robert W. Hartt,. ,.her 10 year old
son, and Alice Winslow, Mrs. Hant's
niece, victims Of the railroad accident at
Lorenzo, Ills, were held yesterday at
Brooklyn. Among those present were
many prominently connected with the
AtchisOn, Topeka 4 Santa Fe road, as
well as other friends, the assemblage be.
ing one OF the largest that has ever gath.
cred at a private residence In Boston 10
attend q funeral service.
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wAsniSoToS, b. o., April l7.-Red
Cloud, the big Sioux chief called on the
President this afternoon, accompanied
by General Jordan, Of tho Rosebud
Agency, Red Cloud was Attired In ciyil'
lGod gafb and wore q slouChed hat ot the
typical frontier pattern. II "a his ctis'
tom 10 make pilgrimage 10 Warrington
On the incoming oi every new President,
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All the Pn,senrera EScnped,

NEw York, April 1.-THE PennSylva-
mia Railroad ierryboat New Brunswick,
plying between tho Pennsylvania Rail.
road station in Jersey City and Desbros-
ses street, New York, took FIRE to-day
just as she was leaving her slip in Jef-
sey City, and was destroyed. All the
persons who were on board escaped, but
1t Is understood that some horses and
trucks were burned,
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NEw YoRE, April l7.-A Washington
special to the Herald says; The Presi.
dent made declaration yesterday which
indicates that he has not forgotten the
civil service reform plank In the National
Republican platform. A delegation con.
sisting Of several members Of Congress
waited on him to ask a further postpone.
ment OF the application OF the civil ser.
vice rules 10 the railway mail service.
The President replied that it could not
be done. The first postponemet from
March 10 to May !, he said, had been
made because OF the inability OF the
Civil Service Commission to prepare
there was no excuse for any further post.
ponement, and none would be made,
ave should be disregarding the pledges
made TO the country" said General Har.
rison, "ii we did that"
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A PeenIInr AeeIdent.

oPtoIu| DE1puIcN 70 w INIIV1IIutT'
CLARKsDURd, W, Van April l7,-An
accident Of a very peculiar nature oC.
CURED near Long Run, on the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad, this morning. As No.
3 limited express passed a number Of
track hands, one 0, the wheels Of the
passenger coach hurled a stone with
such violence at the head OF n Mr..
French, a laborer, hitting and killing
him instantly,
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HARTFORD, CoSN, April 1.-THE pre-
parationS for the execution Of Swift, the
wife murderer, are completed. The gal
lows was erected to-day, and the drop
and rope tested with sand bags. The
execution will take place after ID o'clock
tomorrow morning. His mother and
sister made him a long farewell visit this
evening,
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HlLlSDALE, Mlcn, April 1.-THE trial
Of Mrs. Frances Carmichael, charged
with tho murder Of her husband, Add.
son Carmichael, which began on April
8, ended this morning In a verdict Of not
guilty. Carmichael died on January 8,
and on bis death bed declared that hls
wife had poisoned him. stryChnine was
subsequently found In his stomach, but
II was shown that he had threatened 10
commit suicide, and tho jury did not
credit his dying sLALement.
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NoBLEsviLLE, ISD,, April 17.-John
Weeks and Eboneeaer BEEN, two Hamil.
ton county wood choppers, became In.
yolved in q quarrel this morning and
Weeks buried his axe In tho back Of
BEEN, cutting through the shoulder into
the back bono, and inflicted a mortal
wound. Weeka was arrested.
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Arrs.tsd for psn.Ion vraud..

Special DiSDGieh to I've Eieli0aoH,
WASHINGTON, D. G., April l7.-The
Commissioner Of Pensions has been ad.
yised that Thomas Allen, who was for
merly indicted in the United States
Court for the district Of West Virginia
for deirauding ThomasAllen, apensiOner,
out OF $3.50, was arrested to-day at
Clarksburg, W, Va, and held for trial
under bond Of $1,000.
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CHATTANOOGA, April lI,--Ths South.
ern stove manufacturers had ameetlng
in this city to-day and formed q tetlna.
nent organisation, Prices we're raised
on the line oi cheap cooking stoves. j.
w, BullotG, ol Tue phllllps.BultorlI
Manufacturing Company, Nashville, was
elected President, and George PielhEl,
oi Louisville, Secretary,
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OZARK, Mo-, April l7.-At 10 o'clock
to-day G. II, johnson, Sheriff Of Chris.
tian county, received dispatch from
Gov. Francis rcspiting John Matthews
and William Walker, two Of the bald
knobbers under sentence 10 be hanged
next Friday, until May 10. 1t IS now
supposed that on that day the men will
surely hang. The Supreme Court has
already made a final decision in the case
and only executive clemency will save
the criminals.
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For the Land of SIIlk nud IIoney.

WELLINGTON, KAs, April l7.-This
morning fully 500 boomers outfits passed
through via Hunnewell. As a general
rule the wagons were OF tho best class
and the boomers ruddy and strong and
imbued with the idea that Oklahoma was
a land flowing with milk and honey.
For u week past the stream OF white
wagons steadily moving south has been
very large. A Wellington.0klahoma
colony, numbering about iIity, under the
leadership OF II. L. Landes left this city
to-day,
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rtorldlnr nn nOrrr the IlhInc.n

"FeIH DIlDaleh 70 nc INlolI1tNetT'
NEw MARriSSvILLE, W. NAo Aprll17.
"A scheme is on isot to incorporate un'
der the name Of Brooklyn the little
community Just across tho creek from
New Martinsyille. The survey has been
made and II is expected that the propo'
sttion will DO ready to submit 10 the
County Court at the May term. The
object Oi the movement Is understood Ia
be etOprovide an "oYer the Rhine" liquor
license annex to New MartinsvilLO,w
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FRAUDULENT DRAFTS,
That arc More LIKELY to Catch Hotels aud
individuals Thnn IIanksrs,

That are more LlkOly 10 Chtcn hOtels anu
Individuals Than bankers.
NEW YoRE, April l7.-A fraudulent
draft was presented 10 the Chase Ma.
tional BanS on April Is, 1t is printed
imitation Of the forms used by the First
National Bank Of Lima, o., though dli.
iering in some points. 1t was drawn 10
the order OF II. @. Ransom and signed
by John W. Hoyt, cashier. The real
cashier OF the Lima Bank Is O. NJ.
Hughes, il. This looks as II some one
had the form Autographed and Is en-.
deavoring TO have tho manufactured
drafts negotiated as opportunity offered.
They arc probably more dangerous To
hotels and individuals than to banks.
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Yesterdays APPOINTMENTS,
Robert r, Porter to be tho Superintendent
of CenSus-Othsr Places Filled.

WASHINGTON, D, G., April 1.-THE
President made the following appoint
meuts this afternoon: Robert p, Porter,
OF New York, to be Superintendent of
Census, ], W, Cunningham to 6e As
sayer OF the United States Assay office
at Boise City, Idaho, William H, Calk-
ing, Of Washington Territory, to b6 AS.
sociate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
the Territory Of Washington. John B.
Donnelly, ot Louisiana, to be Marshal Of
the United States for the eastern district
OF Louisiana,
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opttEuI UI1puIe0 70 VIC INItHI9tNctF'
WASHINGTON, D. G., April l7.-John
A, Perrill was to-day appointed postmas-
ter at Newburg, and Samuel Legge will
be appointed postmaster at Oak Hill,
Fayette county, w. Va, tomorrow,
The commission Of Marion +. Hall to be
postmaster at Phillippi, W, Va, :was
mailed this afternoon.
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KALAMAZOO, Micuo April li,-oyor
10 Matcollus township, Cas- county,
numerous friends and relatives yCsLOr.
day celebrated the Tooth birthday Of
Edward II. Little. lie has lived In
Michigan since 1925, and except a slight
Impairment oi his memory q as hale, 40.
OF QO,
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~. Pad Pioneer pnu
"What d 30 rare Rs day In Juno7n
suddenly Inquired young Mr.. jobblCB al
the dinner table.
"ltcan't he Lhlssle multered wab.
bles with low.loned sarcasm,
"pefhaps y ls payday with some poo.
ple, said the latdlady, returning tlie
startled look Of WObbl6s with a stony
glare,
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DANvlLLE, Va, April l7.-Later re-
ports from the great forest fires in Pat
rick county show that first reports were
slightly exaggerated rs to the number Of
dwellings burned. Fifty odd farmers
were burned out, and not one hundred,
as reported. The destruction Of cattle
and hogs was very great, and not exag-
gerated in first reports. DR.. Abe Robert
son, prominent citizen, while fighting
the fire, was surrounded by smoke and
flames, and burned TO death.
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PARIS, April 1.-THE Gaulois says
that the Princess Of saganaa, noted
leader OF fashion, was bitten a short
time ago by pet monkey, which has
since died from hydrophobia. The
Princess, the paper says, Is about to visit
Paris for the purpose OF putting herself
under the care OF NJ. Pasleur.
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THE DOCTOR TUE BEST MAN.
HosuccosdS In Whipping the Music Teacher
For ASsaultinG Him.


For ASsaulting Him.
CINCINNATI, o., April 17.-An exciting
scene was enacted last evening in the
Wesleyan Female College in this city,
the leading actors being the Rev, DR..
Brown, President Of the college, and
signor Fabiani, the music teacher. DR..
Brown had inadvertently omitted to in.
Clude in the music teachers monthly
check S., the expenses Of a trip made by
siguor Fabiani, and for this the music
teacher became so abusive and insulting
that personal encounter followed, in
which Fabiani attacked the Doctor in
the hall and attempted to drag him to
thestairway, but again the Doctor proved
the better man and the music teacher
was paid and discharged. The Doctor Is
60 years old, Fabiani is about 35.
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pIGtlnruI.nsd pnssenrrrs.

NEw YoRx, April 17.-Among the pas.
Sengers who sailed on the steamship
Aller for Bremen this morning wero
Hon. Fred Grant and family, Hon.
Albert G.. Porter, United States Minister
TO Italy, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Proctor.
Mrs. U. s. Grant was also one Of the
Fred Grant party.
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NFcIaI DNIHTeN % w IHloIlgtHttr'
PAREEmBuRO, VIVA, April 1.-THE
Board Of Directors Of the Street Railway
Company to-day ordered work TO begin
at once on tho construction Of tho road.
The subscriptions Of the stockholders
were called In and the Superintendent
and President Immediately ordered
Cross.tles, rails, etc. Horse cars will be
used at first and the limo will be ready
for use during tho summer.
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Whsls /. 0otstnnt MIl,nn I

HARRIsnuRo, Pa, April i7.-A proc.
lanatlon was issued by Governor
Beaver to-day in harmony with a slnl.
lar proclamation Issued Nv ptoslJonI
Harrison, setting apart Apth % al a DAY
0i Thanksgiving,
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TaAIne Dero.IlIon. lor GoyernOr oOfl.

FAlmoxr, W. Va, April 17-The
taking Of depositions in behalf Of Cover.
nor GOG, in the Gubcrnatoriul contest,
was begun here to-day, W. s. Meredith,
Esqp representing Coil, and Arnett and
Raymond appearing for Fleming. In
order to introduce new witnesses for
which notice had to be given, the pro-
ceedings were adjourned until next Mon
day, but little being accomplished To-
day. The witnesses not examined were
summoned to appear on the day desig
mated,
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star Chnmhsr Examination.

PARIS, April 17.-The Senate Com.
mission appointed to conduct the trial
Of General Boulangor, to-day privately
examined General sausSicr, with refer.
ence to the charge that Boulanger cor
rupted officers Of the Paris garrison.
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LONDON, April l7,-It is stated that
Bulgarian exiles in Roumania and Rus.
sia are plotting for a formidable invasion
Of Bulgaria. 1t is probable that NJ. De.
Giers, the Russian foreign minister, will
interfere TO prevent the consummation
OF such plot.
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An OIL spscnlnlors Suicide.

NEW YoRE, Aprili7,-Willlan Gould,
a SpoculatOr In oil, committed suicide
to-day in his room In the Ashland
House by shooting himself In the right
temple with q iorty.two Calibre revolver,
Death was instantaneous. Tho suicide
was sixty years oi age.
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p.lsEals. % .hs wropr convention.

Dayton Journal.
1.-THE Ruler Of the Universe should
ever need an assistant, We nominate Bill
BlekhAn,- Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The motion would DO ruled out OF OF.
der on the ground that the mover has
no standing In the convention h0 men.
tlons,
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biNcld Dtpdleh TO ne Ihtollgehho'
NEw MARTiSsylLtE, April ITO.
morrow John .. rondlOton's attorney
will begin taking testimony III New
Martinsville; Friday In MlddlUboutnU
In the former place Mr. Atklnson's In
tprCsts will DO cared for by Capt, DaSi
4, Bowers, In the latter by Fred Bowers
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LlyEHpool, April l7,-slx thousand
immigrants embarked upon seven
steamships here to-day. A majority Of
them arc bound for the United States
aud a few Of them are goingt 10 tho Argon.
tine Republic,
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TnE HAGUE, April l7.-Thc doctors
who arc in attendance upon the Kingoi
the Netherlands, say that II His Majes.
TVS present favorable symptoms con.
tlnue he will be able 10 resume his du.
ties as a sovereign within q few weeks.
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rsnnls rniLsd Absnt him.

bpectal Dipdieh TO ne IHltNlgeAo1'
wEsroS, W, Va, April i7.--BaILOn
bragg, a huli.wilLed fellow who lives on
Thop Fork Of Knowles creek, BfaGlon
county, attempted 10 commit suicide
yesterday by cutting himself In the
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BERLIN, April 17,-Emperor William
has appointed Count Herbert Bismarck
and Dr. Krauel, Of lIolStein, the repre-.
Sentatiyes Of Germany at tho Samoan
conference. Tho conference will open
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want ,hS suiIIvnp. iIIlraln FlEht.

Los ASoKLRs, Cali, April l1,-,The
Southern California Athletic club have
offered Sullivan and Kilrain a purse Of
$4,000 TO fight In this city. Richard X,
FOX telegtaphed hO would Try 10 arrange
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i,npni Amendments.

RoNE, April 17.-Monsignor Ferata,
Papal nuncio at Brussels, will succeed
MonSignor Agliardi as apostolic delegate
for India. Monslgnor Agllardi will act
as Papal nunCio at Munich. Tho Arch.
bishop Of Perugia will succeed Monslg.
nor Ferraa as Papal nunCiO at Brussels,
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Uundre,Ia aofP.opIe WnlkInp,

sr. PAUL, MIMI, April 1.-THE street
car strike situation has been unchanged
here to-day, no cars running, but hun.
dreds OF people walking. An attempt
to start the cars will be made in the
morning.
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DUBLIN, April 17.-lt Is expected that
seventy more tenants will be evlCted
from their homes on the Olphert estates.
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BLuErlELD, W. Va, April lz-W. G..
Baldwin and Eugene Robinson were
tried and acquitted last night, at Taze-
well G. H., Va, for the killing Of Bill
Moran, whom they were trying to arrest
April .
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PARIS, April i1-The Arch I,Ishopa
Of Paris, Lyons and bordeaux will soon
bB made UafdlhAlB,
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NRw YoRE, April i7,--JOhm NJ. starln
has rendered the steamer Laura N,
sLarin for tho use Of the press OF The
United States during the Marine demon.
/ uiFntinn.
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SIsTERsyILLE, W. Va, April l7.-sis.
tersville dogs now go muEzled, or don't
go at all, The town authorities have 80
ordered,
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BoiiSt plmples, hives, ringWorm, lei.
Ter, and all other manifestations Of i'm.
pure blood arc cured by Hoods Barsa-
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RoMR, April 1.-THE Pope has not yet
recovered from the illness which attack.
cd him ON Monday.
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PARIS, April l7.-LH Prase says that
warrants have been Issued for the arrest
oi sixty members Of the BOulangist
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NEw YoRE, Aphli7,-Aniyed steamer
State Of Georgia from Glasgow Clty al
Richmond from Liverpool, and Denmark
from London,
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Cheletn l:nld,,nln.

San FRANciseo, April it, News
reaches here that cholera lB epidemic In
the PHILIPPINE lslandS, and that out Of
/ 800 cases 1000 have proved fatal,
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FqRls, April 17,--The condition Of
L0uI1 kOAanLh has lmhrnYnd.
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breast and bowels with an old barlow
knife. He was found q few hours alter
wards and medical aid summoned, He
gave as an excuse for the deed the fact
that people were talking about him,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-21
WORLD OF SPORTS.

Jimmy Nelson has challenged Jack Hopper to fight for S1 ,OOO side, at 13O pounds.
 Polo last night At Hartford-New Britain 6, Hartford 4.
 The Waterbury Blues will cross sticks with the New Haven Flyers at the rink Saturday night.
 The virtuous young man of the Meri- den Journal says: ''The Meridens are put ting up a clean game of polo and not in dulging in rough work at all. Warn ing to the New Britain giants Do not begin it again as you did upon your last visit to Meriden. If you can't play clean polo get out of the business and go shoveling coal" To which the Hart ford Telegram adds That's what we all say. Cunning, Cunningham and the Journal polo man should go off into a corner together and organize as a peace society.
 Mike Burns, Jim Delaney and Bill Kennaugh left this morning for a day s sport, hunting the quadruped commonly called rabbit. If there is any of that kind of game left within radius of twenty miles of Waterbury after their return, it will not be owing to the poor skill of the hunters.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-21
Another French Claim.

A Stonington dispatch of Wednesday says: Solomon N. Barlow, respected resident over 70 years of age, has be- come an inmate of the poor house, although creditor of the United States in the sum of nearly s3.OO0. Mir Barlow's $ father, Solomon N. Barlow, was quar- ter owner of the brig Betsey in the latter part of the last century, which was cap tured and destroyed by the French near St Bartholomew. This was one of the vessels entitled to a portion of the money paid to this country by the French government. The senior Barlow died many years ago, leaving as legacy to his son, Solomon N. Barlow, a claim against the government, and it has bee passed upon and it's validity acknowl edged. But payment is delayed and Nil Barlow becomes pauper."