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itemmer bam. Gen al be s~iitelpitae
&anoioater, iom iaar 3limer n, ltal
ban sjsre til iir Suitru, boab enten bun
er sammel eler urts, b9sli9 eler imuf,
1prfinoe eler Ggif. Gaboemaalet
girlber 5000 Dollars.
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u,o,t ON be mooerne Garmeral,ancer, os
~, fer uo til, at 6armerne M bespnoer at
too ginene op for, at be lrnse NOT er blerue
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uoa ,pures Sorunorins ON lille lGnse; men
Der maa 8lsst os Snbiigt til for at bet life
ooor | gaslaas. Ser maa banoles plans
,nasFst os itpt Os traftist ceb galset. Ran
moa iorore fin Ret % fremb9pe fine e8ue
weuinaer, beige fine esne itaalitpbte @Gnb,
iOu fan trpbie &reb os Beititfelie. 5oroi
si ,r Stanoinaper, ffal ri life iise ga" os
.Gmen1 til Glt, iom be "imarte" Yanieer
oisr. gi pil ba' ct eset Orb, en- esen Soc
tmo meO / Sasen, % ri pl reipefteres, lise.
Tom Ri reipetterer Gnore.
Sab bet bliue ct pirfelist Goelt Samarbeioe
for oeres esen % gationens Seoite. Sc bar
mol at faate for, os Sasens fore % sube
sprmaal os ben pirfelise Erans buroe reiie
tnhuer rettGntenpe 5armer meb ale fine gps
uer til aanp mob rlnbertrpttelie, @uuOpOl
% Epranni.
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men, iaalause Monopoliiter % &ombinas
ttoner oifterer, bpao Sarmerue % ben % ben
iial ba' for fine mango Speooraaber, er bette
Muuobelo blot en- Spot os Sront Saa.
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tuer rig, faar list llobptte ai StrGpet, faar
I'll. Sanper, i~aal9nse er Ri unoerfueoe
grane os life fris Renneiter. 9erfor flyer
lea, refs gber til iberbis 8amp, aamp for
qipets llbfomme, for Suitru os 8srn % gsas
tipnl gilt bet, iom peser ben mob 5orbes
bring % 9ettelie, er Dor Slrp, % trGnger al
%gaaIfisunelie, % bet er ben, ri maa bGpoe
% bepare meo Ganb % Mob, 8raft % Srets
bisbeo.
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frsmab, saa life for fort, 1laa iolioe Belle
neo % bps paa en- alippe, % n,eo Saab %
Grp paa Sasens ianoe llopiflins ! Soliets
Rrap, ba ital bet blame os lpsue til MT
0ag9rp.
Men, fprenb bet fan pentes, ntaa Snrmerne
fomnle til fig ielu, brise fin Wast meo itsrre
Ginorisbeb enb %tilforn. Der maa banoles
mere prineipmGsiist oeb Salsurnen % life
Ipipe bio % bio, bore voting cattle, % life
imsres ON Munben al o%emaspsiife Sale
nraaoer af PROFESSIONALS 8Olitiiere ON Sri
peb % 2isbeo, Tom fun betpoer beres 5ribeo
til at fibre % 1tele, .iom be bill. gGlg uo al
sSers esen Ribte M9no, Der bar itaaet 2ait
% Brat meo goer Gar for gar, siernem
Solffin % Eaase % Nise, iom iSeIteoens
beb arbeioer itile | fit aalo. % iOm blir fprt
frsm Of Solicit, ium be, Der er pGro at itemme
paa, os lille ium be. Der bpoer fig frem. SAB
Sasigrere ps 8anfprer blipe peo fin 2Git;
fbi bporlebes fan be banole retmGsiist for
an Sarmer2 Rei, bet maa 9rli9 % fploi9
Sarmsraanb tno / Stutstprelien, for blir bet
lie 2isspest, Sribeo % 2isbeo.
Bi fan fun laoe Gauten saa tilbase til
FOite 9esislatur, % ben oil 81 os gtaterier
moi til SetGnfniu9. "a 5prila9et ON &eutes
FDoens ReoiGttelIe Tom freni, ltemte to af
bette 9iitriits Setatorer imoo, % fun en-
meo. $.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
Wanaminop. Miun

KCuIIUIIHIUU, UtNIH.
Dor 9arnle Sanbeisplaos 8anaminsp eyi,
iterer enbnu, men ben fan life role fig Of at
babe sjort 6remlfribt, tpertimob. Sor 10
gar iioen bar Der 8 Stores % ct Sptel, mt
er Der intet Sotel os blot 1 Store meo Bolt
%aabneri, Q S~ruuimeoe, Seeb- Mplle / Den enc
Smeoibop, FAINT 2 Sfomasere. Si bar ct
pattert Stolebus % en- &onierentss &irte.
8efoltninsen Der er buoebiaselis RorIte,
bog o9iaa enoel Spenlter, Der ale er briiti9e
Soil. Qbpnneut.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
Gn mn 9lirifnerpcbition. Gen b

giIte NntiIlaperiz Screening bar al 9on4
soresierrn9en iaaet 3iaaoelie til at furs
anitalte EFT ItOr Grpeottipu til oct Snbre
al afrifa. Gen ital afsaa / 8espnoels
leu al Mai Mtaaueb os leoIagcs al
en- Camper meO beoebnet Manoifab,
Der ifal sjDre Gsnen oeO Npangua, SO
ucOittoet for SlaOebduoelen, til @ruuo.
lag for fine SperatiOuer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09

Prof Breckenridge will soon have
his Business Rooms equipped with
the best modern appliances for all
kinds of Business Practice.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
correspondence.

..r,,sussnssr ubtu Hapn % Esresit iasss trfe rtnb-
- a,r,uu III, be bItr lite ,nsans stsnrsmirits al @ss
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.trsr, ptsssuE,nb, 1srrsiponstnt snittr sst, men at'
s~cstionsu niaa bare Rapust % asrssisn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
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% npe Eeitamente iulot9nbigt, IRE .Snu
fitattpuer. elegant inoburoen o. beriati ~
special features al tor Snterssie for vi
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sr osn sie3anfsfte norffe 5amiiieot1eobi5s
enouu brnat I Boahsubelea. Sss en- VICE
tur oa bsGpuo ,rror at tage Orr ; Gtn
PUBLISHING CO., 90 dearborn Ct
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Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09

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ieire ben lite Wioi meo ct tort 9og
gienuem 8iens @aoer meS Gamer meo
Snbifriften: "Stte timers arbeibe,
ptte Gimers Sritio, ptte timers Sspn."
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09

ANhAts h0FNs
Nsinrance Gum 3tte Sec. 1883 -. $2l0,i40
Insurance uolgbeH | fSs0........ 14,4t0
assurance | 1889 ........ 05,4To
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5notommst ior iesnet Insurance 1l7,s6
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u Daniels, u. 8. 9auiets
greIioeut. Setretrr.
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Napport

for SarmcHp sisuiioiss INSURANCE SeIitnb
peo oct 7oe aarlise Tagos aIbctOt ben CITE
Gan. 1890.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
rlrusIs. 9cuolos On m;rr

E' ~N1HtAo GU.s IklIu.
urnfls er ~beitssenoe | ben pefliae Gel al
Douglas GOrntp, sftsr sammelt SiaenSe en-
al DC lflsnneite % NET frustbare 9onbftrqi,
Munger I ReS Riper 7nlen. ReiIenoe. Der
lol'llier Der, rnar 9rGr, Gger, eng pa 8lum.
tier itaur I irlot SIor, us fer bet GItiarnmen,
% laa ttltse De rinoeHoe gaf,e o. islptIare
Snoleer, be tiger, at be fuapt bar ieet goaet
laa oaiiert iom oerne ggu.
VI er ale StanOinaoer, paa noale Sinner
q vi bar iaa at iige Q Speoemarteeer,
neifllt9 BRANDON os 8enItustun goa fsrit.
nGorte Steb bar Spsoepriieu paret betpbes
lg beore, 10 inotil z Gents bpiere pr. guibel.
Sraroon er en- Station, iom blep bpaaet, oa
ct. Yaul, gt. & W. 8anen Tom. @enIina.
ton er en- lioen tribeIis 8p peo Rinneapolis
% Taeific Sanen. Sisie TO Stationer lias
ger on1trent is gile fra binauoeu. 9es,
oRrre bar ri Der baft at orioe bore 8reaturer
ct Tar afile for at faa benz oanoet. Ter
bleo ifIor Spit boret mango nne 8renoe, men
oesoGrre, be bleo mart TONNE iaien. Ranae
bar ntaattet tlsre 8anb LANCE geie for fin
8ultap.
Sor Waeni9beo betientes Of 9aftor Carl
len, Der for ct glars 1ib iiben er reiit til fine
sanile RenigbeOer paa Nisiionsmarfen /
auitralien ri b~etienes MI af Raitor @rope, en-
opstis Manb.
VI bar 2 6oreninser, ion sjsr fore 5rems
frtot: en- Bi9es Sorenius us en- &pinoes Sors
etins. Den iiOlte orsmiierebes for ct Wars
Sto iiSen meb bet Formal at forfiisnneS Oct
SnSre Of airteu % bialpe be forItieuise
missioner. Bises5oreninsen blep itiitst i
Ssft % bar msot iamrneu Here @anse. 9ens
5ormaal er at fuDtte unsoommen mere Iams
men. VT be npttise Ting, ri transer, er ct
8ibliptbef, os bliper man blot enig oerom,
fan bet piitnof anItafes. u. s. Glion.
BenIon, Minn.
8enion er gountps Seoet for Spift Co.,
os efter ale 5armeres @ening liselebes Sps
peoiGee for 8looiusere. "8uiineis"s 5oltene
uoplpnoier Sarmeren paa ale mulise %
nmnlise Waaoer. Oct biGlper Sntet, ON
ban tIaser oper, at bans Teusepuns liber I'M
Der oeres SGnber. Sc bare Ter 40 ben, ipm
tror, at bare Slayer oil bj9lpe. Iei, banos
leg mao Der, ftal ubiuserne lore Solfeltit %
piie Sarmeren iinpel &etfGroisbeb. Spis
Sarmerne LOB ale inobproes Stribigbeber
fare % piite liot mere SelpIteubisbeb, ps
banneoe en- Screening til Selpbeifpttslie ps
ielo ienbte fine Irooutter til be fore Sans
belscentrer % tp9 fine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ter oirette fra 8boleiale Suiene cs Loo Blob
islerne ifIptte fig ielu, oa fl ban mart ie Sors
oelene. San piloe ba ielp faa be fore Bro
center, iom Spfoltet MI FILTER / fin esen
2pmrte.
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paa at fumne no fra ben Nfb9nsisbeo, iom
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Hutnins, % Lao gambling fplse Selutnins
gen. SAB bet life bare blipe meb Brat, Der
mo banoles, % 10 fgr 10 heller.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-03
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Emin Pacha has arrived at Zanzibar.
DR.. Hereira Obes has been elected
President of Uruguay.
Austria and Hungary will send a sep
arate delegation to the Berlin Labor
Conference.
Col. H. c. Root, the inventor was
found dead in room at No. 81 Monroe
street Hoboken, N. J. He died of pneu-
monia.
Severe snow storms and frost are re-
ported in England and in various parts
of Europe. Among the regions so visited
are Rome and the Riviera.
NJ Naquet, Boulangist, was elected
yesterday to the Chamber of Deputies
for the Pantheon division of the Seine.
Typographical Union No. 6, of New
York, will send committee to Albany
for the purpose of opposing the Sing
Sing printingoffice scheme.
A despatch from Brisbane, Queens
land, says that the wrecked steamship
Quetta had 280 souls on board, of whom
116 were saved, including the captain
and several officers
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-03
Superior Court ments

Tuesday March 11-Jeremish D.
Tourney vs. Richard Boyle; Edward
Chittendon vs Thomas F. Judson
Catherine S. Buell., appeal from probate:
John w. Alling, same George E. Terry
same Frank Cook VS. City of Waterbury ;
Patrick Mcmahon, VS. same; Herbert
Steele. appeal from probate. Wednesday
March 12-William Heriot VS. George o.
Robbins; Julia E. Ives, appeal from
probate :Addie E. Rice vs. George Rice :
Edward Smithwick VS. Hall & Epson Co:
Waterbury Savings Bank VS. James
Kelly ct al Romauld Marceau VS. N. Y.
N. E. r. r. Co; White Machine Co VS.
A. D. Field Levi Overbaugh vs. N. Y.
N. H. & II. r. R. Co; North Elm street
cases, 23 cases; Bridget Smith VS. CITY
of Waterbury John II. Mccormick Of
ux vs. Town of Wolcott; George B,
Lewis VS. Patrick Farrell ct TX John
Lawlor VS. Chapman & Armstrong Co.
Divorce cases-Rosalie Lobdell VS.
George w. Lobdell, Frank Smith VS.
Julia Smith, Louisa Frazier VS. Ezra G.
Frazier, George W. Seeley vs. Charlotte
Seeley.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS,
sJosephine, Empress OF the Frenc

''Josephine, Empress OF the French. -
Rhea, as Josephine, was magnificent.
The interest which this clever woman
has in the part was shown in her work.
Her acting in the second, third and
fourth acts was revelation. In depict
ing the character of Josephine the all
thor has given us the loving, affection
a,e wife only. There is little or no sug-
gestion of the prominent part she play
ed in Influencing the official acts of her
warrior husband. We are shown her
in all the nobility of her strong nature
and pure won1anliness.-Buf Elk.
press. At the opera house this evening.
''From Sire to Son.
The acting was quite equal in eff.
cheney to the demands upon the per
formers, Mr. MOBILES leading easily with
his assumption of Armitage. and reach
ing a point of genuine power in the
n ore important phases of the part
Saturday Evening Gazette. At the
opera house Thursday evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-03
EX-GOVERNOR ENGLISH.
Death Claims Another Prominen
Democrat.

Democrat.
At 2:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Ex-Governor James E. English died at
his home in New Haven. He was taken
Ill last Tuesday with pneumonia and the
disease rapidly grew worse until the end
came. The deceased lacked but II DAYS
of being IS years of age. He was born
in New Haven and has always resided
there.
He embarked in life as a carpenter
and builder, and later branched off into
tho wholesale lumber business. At one
time he controlled the lumber business
of this portion of the country. His
second wife and one son survive him.
He leaves an estate valued at Sc 900 900.
He was a large stockholder in the New
Haven Clock Co, Adams Express Co,
and Goodyear Rubber Co.
The deceased had 80 years Of public
life. He was member of congress
from 1861 to 1865, being a war democrat.
He was appointed by Governor Inger-
soil to fill the unexpired term of United
States Senator Ferry in 1876. He was
elected governor in 1867, and reelected
in go
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-03
WORLD OF SPORTS.

Manager Mutrie of the New York
league club, says he will sign Mike LIE,
hant to-day in spite of the threats of
President Phelps to black list him.
Leblanc received a contract to play first
base with the Columbus club, and turn
ed it over to Manager Mutrie, who has
it in his pocket. Leblanc says he will
not sign it. Mutrie says he will sign
Leblanc, no matter who objects.
The six days race at Detroit ended
Saturday night as follows: Guerrero
sos, taking first money Noremac, 500
miles, second; Cartwright, 479, third
Koran, AT, fourth and Messier fifth
making ATS miles, which was the mini
prizes. The winners divide over 50 900
A purse was raised for Golden and Hols
beke, who made 400 and 300 respective
"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-03
POLICE COURT
Liquor Apcnt Cooley Makes 1roubl
For John Eruin.


Attorney Charles E. Colley, who has
been lying dormant for some time as far
as liquor prosecutions are concerned,
was in court this morning with a case
against John Ii. Fruin of the West End.
Thursday night last Officer Ahern saw
some men coming from rear room
near the saloon and 1t being after 12
o'clock lie notified Agent COlley. In
court the room was proven to be rented
to p. Carroll and by him sub-let for a
club room. The court found the defend
ant not guilty.
The bond in the case of Michael Far
rell for assault with intent to kill. was
reduced this morning from 81 900 to
$500. The condition of the victim is
much improved.
The case of Mary Bishop for fortune
telling was adjourned until Thursday
morning. A case of similar kind was
post poned until Saturday.
Martin Conway was found in the hall
way OF the Hoyl residence on Grand
street Sunday morning and was this
morning victim for the offense of
breach of peace. Sentence suspended.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-03
AT THE CHURCHES.
Annual Report OF tho Pastor OF
st Pntrick,S Church.

Annual Report OF tho Pastor of
st Patrick's Church.
Rev j. H. Duggan, pastor of st
Patrick's church, read his annual report
at the three masses yesterday. The
gross receipts during the year exceeded
$4,000, considerable portion of which
went towards reducing the indebt-
edness. During the year much work
has been accomplished upon the hand
some editice. The clearstory, which is
of copper designed in imitation of stone,
is completed and but little ex-
terror work remains to be done. Part
of the flooring has been laid and work
upon the interior will shortly be re-
sumed. A mission will be conducted at
the church by the Dominican fathers
beginning May II.
AT the church of the Sacred Heart
yesterday morning the beautiful cere.
mony known as the forty hours adora.
ton of the blessed sacrament began. A
solemn high mass was celebrated with
the following officers: Rev Father
Treanor, celebrant Rev Father Walsh,
deacon, and Rev Father Murphy, sub
deacon At the close of the mass pro-
cession of the blessed sacrament, assist
ed in by the priests, altar boys and q
society of little girls in white took place
after which the sacred host was ex
posed for the alteration of the faithful
An appropriate sermon was preached by
Rev F. j. Murphy The other loca
clergymen and Rev T. NJ. Crowley OF
Thomaston assisted III hearing comics
sions during the day. The altar was
beautifully decorated with potted plant:
and lighted candles. The exercises viii
close with a solemn high mass at
o'clock tomorrow morning.
! At the communion service at the First
church Sunday afternoon the churcl
was nearly filled, the members of the
Second church uniting with the FRS
church at the communion table. The
conducting of the service was shared by
the two pastors, the Rev DR. Anderson
| and the Rev Mr. Davenport.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-03
EVANGELIST LEYDAN.
Agent Ball says His Mission I. n
Political One.


Sat urday when Louis Ball, represent
ing Evangelist Ley Ian of Boston, visit
ed City h Ii for the purpose of securing
the hall for lecture purposes, he did not
expect that he would be compelled to
lands and buildings Such was the
case, however. A representative of this
pa per happened to be present and drew
from the Ii quacious Ball the following
statement MIR Leydan is from Boston
and is noted lecturer. l wish to rro-
cure the hall for three days in st Pat
rick's week. The first lecture will he
why True Roman Catholic Cannot he
True American Citizen, the second,
why Catholics Object to the Public
Schools, the third and last lecture will
be on Confession for men only. Mr.
Leydan will also relate why he left the
connected with Mrs Shepard. We lee
ture in different line" Mr. Ball adj
mitted that the combination to which
Mr. Leydan belonged was not a religious,
but rather a political one. yet on the
lower left hand corner of his card was
printed: Agent for the American,
British American Citizen and all anti
papal papers.
The Hartford Journal of yesterday
says: A young man named Louis Ball
who has been employed the past week
nouncing the lectures Of the Rev Mr.
Leyden, conceived the idea of invading
the Office Of the Connecticut Catholic
and informing the editors of that paper
just what he thought of the Catholic
church. He carried out his intention
yesterday morning, and as result got
kicked down stairs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-03
Off For Nashville.

The Connecticut delegates to the con.
vention of the Young Mems Republican
clubs left Saturday evening for Nash.
vile, Tenn. The delegates were as fol
lows: Edward L. Lindsey, president
of the state club John w. Lowe of New
Haven who will alternate for j. F.
Gaffey, state secretary; Edison A.
Weich, of Windsor !; Judge Beers, OF
Bridgeport George T. Sperry, Marble
head j. NJ. Palmer, Torrington; E.
Stevens Palmer, Rockville, state treas
urer; Mayor Briggs and ex-Mayor
Lewis, Middletown, and George w.
Randall, Rockville.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-03
TIRED OF LIFE.
a Sporting Man Attempts Suicide by
StabbinE Himself with q Penknife.


CORY, Pa, March 3.-Last night Sam
uel S. Mason, well-known sporting
man and formerly clubhouse proprie-
tor of Pittsburg, attempted suicide in o
Pullman sleeping car on the Western,
New York and Pennsylvania Railroad,
when within few miles of Cory.
When discovered he was weltering in
blood that had flown from 10 wounds
inflicted upon various parts Of hts per-
to a hotel in Cory and physicians sum-
moned. The doctors state that the only
dangerous wound is deep cut across
the abdomen. Mason sent for a clergy
man and stated that he had been greatly
worried in financial matters and that he
knew nothing of what had happened
until he regained consciousness at the
hotel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-03
SHE WILL LOSE ALL.


P1TTsToN, Pa, March 3.-For IA years
Arthur G. Deacle, of Parkes street,
Providence, and Mrs. Adelia Thomas
have lived together without knowing
that they were legally married. They
discovered their mistake when, as a re-
suit of family Misunderstanding Mrs.
Thomas brought suit against Deacle for
the recovery of one-half in the four lots
of land which she and Deaole owned
In 1875 Deacle secured divorce from
his frst wife. Mrs. Thomas at that
time had just separated from her arst
husband, but there had only been q
verbal dissolution of the marriage tie.
Deacle met and married the supposed
widow. She will in all probable
ity now lose her supposed husband as
well as the real estate in dispute.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-03
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS.

" Secretaries are requested to send in tn
dates Of meetings of societies. lodges and clubs
md to notify us of any changes of regular meet
Ing nights.
Meetings This Evening.
Waterbury Field club.
Third division, A. o. H.
Loyal legion, A. o. U. NJ.
Evergreen Temple of Honor.
Amphion orchestra rehearsal.
Regular drill Chatfield Guards.
American brass band rehearsal.
Court Hancock, A. o. F. of A
Speedwell lodge, No 10, K. of P.
Local assembly, No 1851, K. OIL.
Townsend lodge, No 80. I. o. OF.
Concordia Singing society rehearsal.
Washington conclave, X. S. F.
Sterling commandery, U. o. G. c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-03
SHOT HIS LITTLE GIRL,
A Father Points His Gun at His Child
With Sad Results.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March s.-Wilfra
Skies, of Waterloo, N. Y, intended to
spend yesterday hunting. In preparing
for his trip the night before he took
down his gun to clean it. While thus
engaged his four-year-old daughter, a
bright little girl, came into the room
where he was at work and commenced
her childish prattle.
Her father naturally told her to go to
playfully pointed the gun toward her to
hasten her steps. Mr.. Skies did not
know the weapon was loaded and to his
horror loud report followed, and in
the next instant the child lay on the
floor corpse. The top of its head had
been blown off The father is heart
broken and Mrs. Skies is very sick wit h
pneumonia.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-03
HONORABLY DISCHARGED.

Colonel Watson Appointed Success
sOr to General Graham.
General orders sent out by Adjutant-
General A. H. Embler last Saturday,
announce the honorable discharge of
BrigadierGeneral Charles P. Graham
from the military service of the state,
and the appointment of Colonel Thomas
L. Watson. commander of the Fourth
regiment of Bridgeport, as his success
SOr.
The appointment of Colonel Watson,
brigadier-general, gives the Third regi-
ment the right of the line and Colonel
Tubbs the senior colonelcy.
Commissary Sergeant Clarence II.
Wickham of the Hartford City Guard,
was Saturday appointed captain of Com
pany F, in place of Captain George B.
Newton. whose election by the company
was disapproved by the governor, but
adhered to the second time by the cou,-
pany. About one-half of the members
of the company have signitied their in
tention of not turning out under Wick
ham.
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