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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
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8i6tig fiir 9lbOnneuten !

Ser Sarmer bat ieine Grnte einaebeimit
uno iopiel bapon lpie u0tbig 81 @elbe ge>
nla6t, nm @infdufe I'll MAIDEN rno Iid fiir
oen 8inter ST. perior8et, etlpaige aIte
Sduloen abSltragen &C. 81 Der uneHtz
be6rliden @eriOrgung fir Den gSinter ges
bort aud Die 8eibaffurg unterbaltenoer
unO beleDrenher 9eftire uno I'D fdnOe ii6
bieielbe beiier, alS i'm y9Setcn" uno i'm
&ohenbIatt De- ySuinoi5 Staats;eituug. /"
9a Jest Die 3eit lit, no Die meiiten
Announcements ~ablaufen, 10 m0hten mir,
CUR 8ermeibung Don Srrtbumern, Serisgen
uno MfiBOertdnoniiien in Se;Ug ouf Die
@inienbung neuer announcements ooer 9lpz
tragung alter Shuloerr, 9rdmien &C. uniez
rem 9elern Die 8eobahrung nahitsbenoer
Oinge %anempfehlen;
l. g)ebe Sober tets ben 9fanlen Ser
8oftoffice an, bur6 ipelde er ieine Sriefe
erbdlt unb abiGift, uno ni6t ben oe5
WobnorteS, es Jet benin, bag iein 4oit>
amt uno iein @obnort beltieIben 9ta1ne1
tra9en; ferner itets Den gtamen Des
StaateS.
2, 8ergeiie MAJ ME, ieinen gtamen gu
unteri0reiben, = Elm 8erieben, bas bGuz
tiger lit, al5 malt g~lauben ioate, uno
ihreibe Den Itamen 10 beutli6 pie m0gz
LID.
3. @ebe man beutIib al, fir tpelde
QluSgabe ba8 eingeIanOte 0elo beItimmt
lit, Ob fir baS NodenbLatt, ben g8eiten
poer fur beioe.
4. pNo9enblatt" un6 yg8eiten" foften
3llammen nur 50, ipeun bo5 announcement
porauSbesablt miro lonit foitet ie6es g,
beiDe 3uianmeu 81.
8. 9tur Dieienigen |Qlbonnenten 6es
v8eiten" unO oes v@oGenblatts", tpelde
Dafir ie 81 i'm 8oraus entri6ten,
baben auf cine 8rdmie Nnipru6.
6. NuS 0em auf Den @ini6lag Ser i3etz
tung befinOli6en fIeir1en gel6en .3ettel
lam Elm ieber Qtbonne1t erieben, bis
uant er be;ablt bat.
ILLINOIS STAATsZEITUNG Co.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
Oas 0Iiid ei1les GIerfs.
Or miro 9au5 pI0bIi6 Ger Gi9enthimer
eirtes Dernl0oers.

Samuel 8afer, ein Glerf in einem Der
gr0Bten SutpelensS Stores Der Staot, uno
go. l934l SHlbsStr. nobnDaft, 1T ell
gliidlider NRann. @r barte eiren QlntDeil
he5 yooies 9to. SO Der 9puiiiala> Stdatslot>
terie gefauft, uuf peId1es Bel oer Iebter Sic
bung Der Nauptgcnim 9efalleu lit, pouot
auf ieins1 She'll Die nette Summe ppn
$4,000 fommt. Sobalo Dies befaiint
purpe, itelten. ii6 Die 6reunbe oes 6rn.
8ater BET tbm eirI, I'M i'm 81 beglifpii1tz
iden, uuo INTER oieien befano iih aud eiu
8eridteritatter oeS yGaIl", 81 iueldem 6r.
Safsr lid folgenoernaBen auSiprud): sss
ySeit eiuigen Sdbren babe t) ieoen Wioz
Ilat bier ODER flint COUPONS gefuuft. 9ie5>
mai bate i'd pier, Daritnter go. 90, unD
nieles Sons bat cine feline Ser0angenbeit.
Der 9lgent bate eS Suerit elmer 6rau ge>
brabt, ipeldle an Der 2arfin>Str. eiiler
8arietD>S Store bGlt. Sic mics IS slriid
nit Der 8eInertung, oaB cine 10 nieorige
9tumlner nie11als einen nennen5tpertDen
8etrag getpiune. Der Ngent pevfaltfte e5
oau1 an eilen 0tann unten- in Der Sta6t,
tpeI4er IS Stpei Stuloen lang in Der Saide
trug unO e5 oann Dem Qlgenten Suriif>
brahte uno itd cine aloere uilo gr0Bere
drummer geben Lies. SD benfe. IS miro
tbul iebt leib iein. gtun fam Der Ngent su
mir; ih faufte bier SiGetS, Darunter audi
bieies, obne DaB ib ben gtummcrn pteI Be-
a9tung idenfte. uno e5 tpdr cine iebr freu7
bige lle6errai6ung fir mid, oils i6 erfubr,
baB i'd einen Ibeil OeS 6auptpreiies getpon7
men bate" yGos oenfen sic nit benz
@eloe an3ufangen?" frG9te Der 9teporter.
sd peroe IS Dor Der 0ano liegen lalz
ien," antiportete 0r. Safer, IBIS iih cine
@elegenbeit bietet, es iider urb 9%etpinn1
b~ringeno an5uleqen. SD 5tebe 3inien, bis
i6 @elegenbeit finbe, boS &apital in irseno
Elm it6eres uro profitables l%1nternebmen gu
iteden ."-San 6ranciscO (@al.) SAT, ben
30. l1nnemher.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
@o1cnfham.
@GluR ooH her crIten Seite.,

foe 8efe5ls6aber in Wtpuapud, lieutenant
b. Otaoai, lit geitorbeu.
Gmin 8di6a bort @nbe be5 Otonats tpiez
Der auf ben &einen 81 iein. ST miro
inn 6ebruar 8agantopo uerlaiien. =
gtd5ere Jta6rihten iiber Die 8uidiri'S
0efangennabme UoraltSgeg angerel @reiqs
niiie ergeben, baB 5lDti6en 8uihiri'S uro
ben oeutihen Stretttrdfteu ein @efedt itattz
gefltnoeu bate, III melt5em Sulbiri 0reiBia
9Rann Oil SpOten perlnr llmo lelbIt eeialtz
gen gellomnlel murDe. @5 gcla1Q ibm
ieooh sl entrDeiden uno ou5 Oifidt Ill err
retd)eI. SpGter murDe er pom gSaiaqa aez
1anger genortn1elt ulo an Dtaior @iBman1
uu5gettefert; Waia3a empftll1 oafitr cine
Yetobnung DON 10000 9tupien. = 9tab>
li6ten aus Sbungbat, China, Sufoloe iino
Die GtlenbaGnbauten in Solge politiitber
13%ettelungeu unD tDegen De5YSioertpillelI5 Der
Seo0lferunq odgegen aufaebobet iuoroen.-
8ii6of 6ronOin Don Ct. Gilbert in 9toro>
ipeit>S erritorium bon Canada bat ii6 an
@r5bilbof Salderreau 9~elpenoet ullo Die
Nbltelung Der nuf 8crtreibuu0 Der
&dtbOlifen aus Dem 9tnrDmcittn angc>
legtell 8eorlIdungen oerlelbelI, u0d)ge>
Iubt. Ser 8tiGnf belhulotat Die pro-
teltanttldlel SearIteT ungcb0rtQcr Sc
9itltfti9uu9 Der proteltautiihen S6rleu,
ult0 Der 8erbinberUug Der fatboliidlet
@eiltli6feit Ill Der 8eteDrluug Der Sloia>
ner. ST Deflngt iid ferner, ba6 Die Gtrriz
torten IL elmer 9Seile III Ma6lbeSirfc eilge>
tbeiIt woroen ieien, oaB Sic franS0iiihen
@an1oier teine 8ertretUHg I'M llnterbauie
erbalten fonnteu. Gr bittet Damn nod,
baB Die 8ti66fe Der 9rooiu; Quebec Die
franSOitiGen 9auaoter BON Der Nusipauoez
rung nnd ben Ser. Staaten ubbalten uno
ite ua6 Dem fanaoiiden 9f~prO>peiten sI
geben DeranlulieI mG6ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
Gatarrh, Peufeber, catarrpaIif4e
Uaubbett.
Cine reue SeIbltbebanoIuno

Yer 9eiDenbe weiB in Der Ge9el gar ni6t,
boB otele 6ra1tbeit anitedenb ultb 60B lebens
Stse HGroiiten bic ii9 an oea @9iein16au1sn
ben, Ooran i9ulb linb. IS lit inbelleu Ourb
mtfroSfopiide ~nnterlu6ung erpiele baB
benz 10 lit, unb babur1 lit man audi Guf bas
ri9ti9e Wittel %9efommen, res ale bieie
Srantbeiten ii9er. raid uno oouernb beilt.
9ieieS Ifittel bratbt mir oIe pierSebu Gage
Elm bis oreimol on9e,uenoet gu perOen, ulb
bran6t mall oesbalb ni1t ons benz 6oule su
9eber. Sin Yampblet, mel9es bic neHe
Acknowledgements erflGrt, erbGlt man uuents
9eltlid, wenn man ii9 on Die 4breile: 81. s..
Otron & Con, S~orronto, @an., 8et
ring Ctr. Scr. 1877 bis 339 wenoet. - Berlin
Wte6icoI Mopifer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
Der StoI3 feiner RIdfie.

IS mar ei1 %anf9ewedter, i60mer Rnabe
pom led5ebn Sobrer, lDnni9eu @emiitbs,
itrable1o unb einnebmenb, 0oS @rtsiider1
lell'er Gltern, Die Treuoe l%eines @eimS unb
Der Stols leiner &l01le. 9Der auf Ieiue olQuz
5enben Qlslidten fiel ein S9atten. @s be.
9ann nit einem unbeoeutenoen 6ulten 4;
bdlo famel 2Sarnun9S5ei6en Der S6minoz
lu6t, lelne Sroit nolm ab, leine Wouoen
muroen bobl, urb er l9ten 81 einem Irltb3ei=
tt9en SoOe perurtbeilt. Da rietb ein Srelino
Dr. Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery.
@r probtrte es ulo mnrbe 9~erettet. @elun6.
belt unO &raft febrten Surlld. ieine fr0blide
Stintl1e eri6ol 1Dieber liber ben S6ullpielz
plob. leile &on9en lpurDen lpieoer ro1iq,
ieine Augen pieoer 9ldn5eno. ST ut nod
Der StolS Ieiner Gloiie" unb 9rabllirt in
oteieln Sabre nit b0biten QluSSet9nunoen.
@broniiCber gtaienfatarrb poiitip 9ebeilt
Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. so @entS, i'll
2Ipot9eten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23

9dilnorrboioen 2ter3te, 1pel6e por9eben, eirt
~@ebeimm.ttel oOcr cine neue Mtetbobe Der
9e9onoiin9 Der |0dmorrboiben ST. beiiten,
I'D nur eure 2eIGtgtdubigfeit I'll NltBe, nm
aus euren geioe1 Gortbeil al 3ieben. Die
lblImmlten IGue, Die ben Aerstcu uuter bic
$tdlDe fOmmen, fillo ~bieieni9eil, Die aus Der
&lul9erei ioi9er G.uafiolber entiteben. Sine
5mansiai0brigc Grfabrun9 nit alien Qrteu
pan 0dmorrboioen uno BE SiGi9lu9 aller
lneoi5inii0en S6ulen baben sur @enil9e be-
@luteien, Dap Auatelis OoS 5uDerlGilt9ite,
l9nellte, raOifalite uno perniinfti9lte aler
Jest betannteu Dtittelu 9e9en 0Gmorrboioen
1T. YrOben Don Q~tnafeiis merOen fret BON
y. 9fenltGoter q 60, 2416, gtew gort, per-
fdnot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23

N11tporten, Bic ale Sen Stempel Ser @abrz
belt on li6 trugen.
@S lag rtidtS oegen i'm Dor, dls 6teE6ate
ldae, bGB er nit Trau WtauttpiQ auf iebr
6ertrautem TrBe itanb, ulo baB 6rou
Wta1ttpiQ in NIe1n. mas fih auf @beling
be50g, nit Der QSahrheit iuriidhielt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
Brteffdften.

S. s., 0iage, Sa. gtapoleon II. itarb
in Gbiielburit in England.
81. s.. 93., @l 8aio. Ser. sic baben
1lnredt. gti6t einmal Der Rronprins BON
4teuBen Fat fiir iid cine 0otation, no6oem
q miinoig geporben. Der &0nig sie6t Die
@ipillifte, Deren Betrag elm ieiter 1T ,
ltl0 uertbeilt ite ali Die eripabienen 8rinz
sen nad Den Yorihriften pes 6oben3oQern'z
ideu 0ausz unb 5amiliengeiebes. @benlo
III cs bel ben a1Oercn beuti6en 6iritenz
bdNieru.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
NN~ 9ientstq Eoae tt CttrnOn-

9ieunter 0teiemSitelim y@eten" Der6ffentz
liften irterefianten Getiei9tl0erungert bes
9rn. WaiDtngton 6eitng itnb, etnem bielz
ia9 g~eGuBerten Nuni6e 5ufolge, III elmer
6ouernoeren SOrm ais BUD erI6ienen, Das
fir Den btQt9en Hreis BON so Gents in 6er
Office Der 0Sa. Staatsssitung" uno bur6
N1tiere Qgenten SIT ba6et 1T. .3u 8rGmien
bsre9tigte 2eler bes vQ8o9enblatts" o6er
bes gQ8eftenS" f0nnen Oas Bud an STEELE
elmer anOersl 8rGmte beitehen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
Gin Rafb Tu- UI1tter.

Mrs. 8iusIow's .Sootbtnc
Sprup" loQte beitdltbi9 betm Einoer= 2ohes
men 9ebrandt werSeu. Gr beldnttiot bas
&inb, erlpei4t oos !3dbnleiiG, linbert alien
S9mcr3, tnrtrt @irb= Jtoiif, Mnb lit oos bette
Vttttel .9egen Oiarrb0e. SInfunbswemaio
Gents bic sSloIne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23

@otorrb critebt burD i~frop6ul0ie Tlefen
I'M 8lat uuO miro Our6 @ooo'S 9ariaparila
.9e6eilt, pel9e3 bo5 Nlut rei1igt lluo bereiz
0ert un0 benz 9anSen Gpitem 0eiuuo6eit ulto
Strait perlelbt. Serlu0t bieie be Onoere
WteOtSin". sic wir0 DON 6. s. 9o9S g so.
IN yolpel, Nlaii., Subereitet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
{ ! ] q
fir grTue!imge s9asn gt'saer,

fir gaweligge ag2sN 2tts3Er.
GaEsDrta f6r0ctt Die 9geFSattttsa unb b~eietttSi
Maf5efriebcn8etf, 0erFopfuaS- 1beri1Git9e MG8en=
iaure, Gtarrbpe unb 6ieGersD tSppft;pu. 0abur3
tpirb ba8 Giab gefsnb geu1aGt rap ietn Gdlaf sa4iir=
lid. Cafeteria ert5dI peber Mfpr99ir, NOD anbere
nartptil9e SubItanjen.
rGG7afFso7;;a II Sc poriiati@ qcetanet fur StnSer, bab ia
Tim Dor aaeH dnberen mir befannter @rdrdr0ten Den
@Dr8uS 8ebe. So q. Nr der, M. d.,
Ill SDutD Syiprb Ctr, 9roctlpn, q. 9.
-uS@ tenbe in meiuer Gragi8 Gaftrria on unb eratbte
es Defenders geeianet SET @ffettipnen Der 9inDer."
aIeg. &pbertlnn M. D.,
: 1851 2. Npe., q, 9.
yWuS ser1bnGtfer Sepbodtung unb @rfebruno fam t5
fasen, baB GaItorto cine ouS9escthnete lReSisin fIr
Stnber lit, bic ala gettnfe8 Nbfu6rm:ttel mirtt unh Bic
Spannung Der GinAeipetoe, iplpie BEG 0eS6mmtIultem8
istr 6ebeuteuo finbert. Ytele Wfutter bGben mir tetne
ausSe;ei9nete 2Birfung auf tbre 9tnber b~eseuqt.n
DR.. u. Is. SSGppbt 9pipel, MaI.
0ie eutour GDmpunp, II Murraq Str, So. g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23

Sd ~Gn9crtc1n 1citcotcea ltmS be.
fAtttafct StaiG)cnbtcrc oct Gourno
Gcipp 8rctpiMa So. IimO Seocrs
t:Ga$llt 3t& ctnpfebtett, SefeMituoes
biftct :ran brett 0ts ste &ramcrei
GU SeatOets.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23

Der rrIorobube ettflohen uno ole poIi5ci
tappt i'm DunfeIn. = SeItiam rubi9es
Setra9en Ger Satin oes Grmoroeten.-
Gtferiu4ts=G heorien. = mas infer Se=
rt4tertatter in Grfahrun9 bradte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23

Cine Nn5abl BON Gertretern bieiiger 3eis
tungen foIgte ben @eidporencn aus Dem
@eri6tSiaal nad Der Office oeS Criminal
geri6tSi6retberS Gilbert, no ie ii6 lire
,3ablungsanipeiiun9en bolten uno beltiirme
ten le NIT Sra9en aIer 2trt. ugBolcn sic
mir etpas ilber i6re Serba1olungen mits
tbeilen?" fra9te unier 8cridteritatter @3errn
Mtarlor. SIS tbut mir pirfliG leio aber
mir baben elm llebereinfommen 9etrofTet,
ni6tS oariiber Derlauten SIT %laiien", ertpies
berte bieier. vSit es nabr", fragte unier
8ert6teritatter peiter, v6aB Gltluer Iid 10
bartnGdig Sei9te unb nit ben anocrcn @es
i0morenen ni6t iiberetnitimmen wDlte?"
0err Wfarlor anttportete nidtS, ionoern
quite la9eIn6 nit ben N6ieIn. Sn aDns
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-15
NEWS OF THE DAY,

Secretary of tho Interior Noble left Cape May Point today for Washington.
 Cardinal Gibbons preached in St. Mary's Church at Cape May, N. ]. J.,yesterday.
 It has been decided byi the Military Council of Belgrade to arm 8O,OOO mon ol the third levy
 Mackey, the bank swindler, was yester day sentenced to eight years penal servt- tude at Hamburg.
 George W. Eckert, of Newark, N. J.. who disappeared from homo fortnight ago. has turned up in Buffalo.
 Patrick Klernan. aged e4, was drowned while bathing in the Bronx River, nea1 Mount Vernon, N. Y., yesterday.
 Wherever Fren nchmen met yesterday they celebrated in their own patriotic way the fall of the grim Bastne.
 The broom factory of Van Slyk 6 Gurns. ney at Schenectady, N. Y., was destroyed by fire Saturday. Loss SIS, GOO; insurance S13,0OO
 The body of Mrs. Cyrus w. Field, who dlcd abroad, was brought to New York yes terday by the steamship La Champagne The body was placed on board Mir. Fields yacht and taken to 1rvington.
 Miss Bancroft, granddaughter of My. Bancroft, the historian, was thrown from hex horse Saturday afternoon at Newport and slightly injured.
 The farmers and stock raisers in Middle, sex, Mercer and Somerset counties, New Jersey, arc greatly exercised over the ap- pearance among the cattle of the "Buffalo hy," aud the fatal results of the insects poisonous sting. Three co WIS in Kingston, Somerset county, have already died.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-15
BOOK PUBLISHERS COMBINE. They do Away With Travelling Salesmen
 and savo HsAvy Expenses.

and savo Hsavy Expenses.
 PnILADELPHIA, July 15.-Tho school-book publishers of tho country have como to an agreement by which agents and travelling ,alosmen are to bo withdrawn on and after to-day.
 It Is said that this will save thousands of dollars to the publishers and at the same time will tend to put the best books into the hands of tho school children. Under the old system the house with the best agents sold the most books. Tho cost of these agents to tho publishing houses has been from $l 900 to 6, ,OOO foY each per annum.
 Some time age syndicate was formed by most of the houses to regulate prices and stop the custom the agents had of getting tho books of rival house thrown out This rivalry often extended so far that new books wore exchanged for old ones at con- siderable loss in order to bring about the desired change.
 It is understood that the firms now in thls syndicate arc Van Antwerp, Bragg 6 Co.,, Cincinnati, (hcad of the syndicate) |; Effingham, Maynard & Co.,, Cincinnati, {formerly Clark & Maynard) Leach, 6hew- oil & Sanborn, and Thompson, Brown & Co.,, Boston; A. s. Barnes & Co.,, of New York and Chicago; D. Appleton & Co.,, Ivison, Blakeman & Co.,, Tuintor, Brothers & Co.,, Sheldon 6 Co.,, the University Publishing Company and Ginn & Co.,, New York 1; Cowperthwait & Co.,, Porter & Coates and E. H. Butler & Co.,, of this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-15

St. Louis still hangs on to first place in the Association race, but the work of the Broolyns is cheerful. Such playing as they are doing makes 1t only matter of time when the Browns must relinqnish their claim to first place. The Grooms are close on the heels of their opponents, and have little to fear in the West if they pay attention to their play and do not grow carelosa- They finish in the West next week and return home on Thursday. Their only rivals are In the East. Baltimore and Columbus arc more to be feared as rivals than St. Louis. They seem to be safe in second place. and will not easily give up their hold on it. The Athletics cannot hope to overtake them unless there Is considera- ble change in tho playing of both clubs, and Baltimore cannot until It is itself once more To break in tho new players re- cently secured will take little time, and Cincinnati will in the meanwhile lose no golden opportunity to seize fourth place. Louisville has somewhat improved since the Association took hold of it, and Is gradually coming forward. As for Colum- bus and Kansas City, they arc still on the seasaw. rising and falling alternately, and playing nothing like steady game.
 This table shows how the Association has fought this season.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-15
CABLE GAR ACCIDENT.
One Person Killed ana Throe Injured at
 Cincinnati.

One Person Killed ana Throe Injured at
 Cincinnati
 CINCINNATI, O., July l5.-Yesterday afternoon cable cars numbers 807 and 3l9 of the Vino street cable road was going north ward, heavily loaded, every scat being taken. When the cars reached the Power House, the gripmau loft tho car and Con ductor Goodman took his place.
 After leaving the Power House the speed of the cars was increased, 1t being down grade, the grip loosened and tho cable dropped, shooting ahead, the momentum incfeased every moment by the grade and heavy load of passengers until speed of oighteeA miles an hour was reached.
 Whom Eiohler's Garden, @ pleasure re- sort, was reached, a passenger requested tho conductor to stop tho cars. In an in- stant the brake chain broke and fell on the rapidly revolving front axle, becoming fastened to 1t. The flooring of tho car was knocked out and Q panic ensued, every body yelling to jump, which the passengers did and were tossed in every direction, stunped and dazed.
 After the cars were stopped 1t was learned that the following were killed and injured:
 Kinsd-Mrs William Telgaie, of No. e1e Race Street, neck broken and skull frac- tured.
 1njured-Mrs. Skelien, No. 4S5 Walnut Street, severe contueions about head and body. Thomas F. Conley, Newport, Ky, left arm broken, cut on ohin and confusion Unknown young woman, eye gouged out and bruises on head and body.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-15
PARIS POLICE INTERFERE.
They Charge BoulaBgsrists About te Cs
 6tats the Bassblle's Hall.

They Charge Boulsngsrists About te CsJ-
 6tats the Bassblle's Hall.
 PAR1s. July 1b.-M Deronlede, N. Lagusere aud other Boulangerist members of tho Chamber of Deputies assembled In tho Place do ls Concorde, before tho statue of strasbusg. yesterday, intending to hold meeting. A crowd of several thousand persons he'd gathered, and M. Deronlede was about to begin . speech, when Police Comuissary named Clement forced his way through the crowd, and, approaching 2 Deronlede, forbade him to speak
 Deronleds protested, but tho police official was obdurate. Deronlede then began aff1x. ing floral wreaths to tho railiugs round the statue, at the same time leading the crowd in shouts of "Vivs Boulangerr'
 Clement fried te arrest Deronlede but tho latter stoutly resisted, 1sayihg that he had not made Q speech and had only cheered for Bouianger. He refused to accompany tho officer to the police station. Clement there upon seiEed him, but the crowd came to Deronlede's rescue and took him away from the officer.
 Clement was being roughly handled by the mob when a large body of police suddenly appeared upon tho scene and charged the crowd, driving them In all directions and rescuing unfortun ate Commissary. A large number of persons were arrested.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-15
END OF THE STRIKE
The Trouble at Homestead
 Definitely Settled.
CARNEG1E's woRKMEN WIN
Concessions However, Were Made OF
 Both Sides.

The Now Scale Will Remain in Force foE Commenced To-Day-Ths Works to be In Full Blast on Wednesday With Steady Employment for 1000 hIen-Ths Reduo- tion 90 Per Cent. Instsnd of 8b PIrTsBuna Pa, July l5.-The conference between the officers of the Amalgamated Association and the firm of Carnegie, Phipps & Co.,, was resumed yesterday morning aud lasted until late last night ending in . satisfactory agreement to both aides and full recognition to tho Amal- gsmated Association.
 The adoption of this scale makes the wages paid to be based upon $50 per ton on the price of 4 by steel billets. The minimum rato to be arbitrarily fixed Ut S25 per ton, thus stopping tho sliding scale In It's downward career. That scalo had eight lower rates quoted than the one agreed upon. It leaves the converting and bloom |. ing to ramain the same as before as W ell as the armor plato and bassio mills. The re. duction to the men will average about e6 per cont. the highest, being 30, takes place in the 2S, B3, and ll0 nch mills. This reduc- ton Is moro childs play compared with that demanded by the firm, which, in ono particular case, amounted to 75 per cont Work on repalrs was resumed this morning and the work of making stool will begin as soon as the repairs arc completed.
 Tho following is tho memorandum of agreement between Carnegie, Phipps & Co. and the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers July 15. 1850, Period of time agreed to for the comipg three years from July l. 1SSe, Ato July 1, 1892. The rates whom agreed to, to obtain for six months from July l, 1889, to Jan l, 1890, and tho average selling price of said six months to be tho basis upon which wages shall be paid for the next three months, the rates to change every three months. The grade, by 4, Bessemer billets to bo the basls of price. A committee to be appointed, consisting of three nom bers of the Amalgamation Association na- tional officers, and three members of the firm, to determine the average selling price for each period, and in the event of these six men not agreeing, seventh disinter- ested party to be chosen by them, whose decision shall be final. All day labor, ex- cept common labor, to be paid the same rates as were paid prior to July l, 1889, and not to be included in the sliding scale." The following classes of labor to be included in the three years agreement at existing wages for the whole term.
 All engineers, nil water tenders, pressure, pumpmen, travelling cranes, narrow gauge locomotive engineers river pumpmen, mill wr1ghts, gas tenders stacking gang for blooming mill.
 Tho wages scales for the different depart ments having been agreed upon will go tp to effect ct once.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-15
Charles NIitchell's Ruso fin Buffalo.

BUFFALO, N. Y., July 15-Last evening gentleman whose shoulders were about @ yard wide, whose black hair was closely cropped and whose hands were about tho color of raw beef, swaggered into the supper room of the Mansion House and took Q seat at conspicuous table. The name of the individual appeared on the ho- tel register as "Rev. Edward Edwards, of Westminster. Eng.," but he didn't get as far as the third course of the bill of fare bofore the news had spread through the dininR-room that his name was Charles Mitchell, of England. It was indeed the companion of Jake Kilrain. He had arrived in Buffalo from the Canadian border, and bent upon smuggling himself inc cog, to New York, from which point, he announced that he would take the first steamer for the other side. He left here on the evening train accompanied to tho depot by an ad, miring thronS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-15
TROUBLE IN OKLAh OMA,

New aettlor. Oppose the City Government
 and Demand a New Election.
 FoRT LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, July 1A- General Merritt, commanding the depart nent of Missouri, accompanied by his aide, Lieutenant Swift, left last evening for Oklahoma City, I. T. Trouble Is brewing at that place A new crowd of settlers have resolved themselves into an opposi- ton faction to the city administration and have issued call for n new election to be held July l6. Tho opposing faction threaten each other, and Mayor Couch has been obliged to issue proclamation command Ing peace. Saturday the situation became 30 serious that he telegraphed for General Merritt. The latters investigation will decide tomorrow whether the presence of troops will be necessary to preserve peace when the corners will attempt to hold their election