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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17
@mmSerbare @ettuma.

Srau W. Curtain tn platnfieIb, Suinpi8, madt Be-
iif auf bic aunse idlus. Gtnen Mpnat lang lies ii
itd bon ihrem 9ausz@rat bebanbeln, anein he purb
inmer trdnfer. Derielbe ertIdrte tbr, vbaB fe bpf
nuns8loS Der S@pinbfudt perfaIen ieta unb baB ibl
feine Mebtcin ber Belt mebr belfen f6nne. Da EN-.
pfatl tbr Npptbefer ibr Rings Steues S@winbiudts.
9etlmtttel Sic taute iia cine Glai9e bapon unb 81
BON Sag 3u Sag befIerte. @te sebrau&te bas Wsitte
meter nnb nadbem iie 10 GIai8en perbrauht bate
fanb e, bab ie s6qig seiunb mar. Sect perrifet fl
pteoer thre Saus s=Grbett nnb jas, bab ie ih ne II
tbrem Geben fpphler gefiblt babe.
prpbe= Gaien beies srpBen eilmittels gratis in be,
Drrsusnz z@rebbanbluns BON DreB, Tbpmplpu & So.
Gent8 unb $1.O0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17
MlerIet.

= yin grdBllder unfaQ ereignete
fid auf Der Militarp Bla3a. Nuf Der
bortigea Weide fubrsu 3wei nit Men>
f1en tibetftillte StraBenbabnwasen 10
oi6t on einanber borbei, baB ein iunger
Merifaner, Der auf benz Srittbrett itonb
uno fi9 BON auBen an ber DHenen Gar
feit6ielt, bon ber anberen Gar elfaBt,
berabgerihen unb unter Die &doer ge.
morfeu Duroe, bic benz Betlagenswers
then iiber bic Bruit unb ben Gopf gins
gen. Serlel6e liegt iebt bofnungslos
i'm Sospital oanieoer. DoB ser unfug
Der srduli6en uebertiGung Der 5tras
beubabutuasen ni@t bdufi9er oortige
Dpfer forbett, 1T eigentlib elm Wunber.
: @uf benz Dorgeiferu bon 9oufon
nod San Mnionio fommenben 3uge
Der SaOIibeH paeifie.8abn serietben
3wei 9Deibe nit einem Neger in einen
befti9en Streit, neil lebterer berIanet
batte. Der cine ber MeiBen iole ibm
einen SIP einrdumen. Die beiben Wei<
Ben prhseltsn ben Garbigen berart, baB
berfelbe betpuBtlos 3uiammenbra9. Oa
fie slaubteH. iie bdtten ibn get6btet,
tparteten iie ni@t erit big gum 8abubof.
fonbern fprangen in Der gtdbe Der 5tabt
bonn 3uge unb enttamen.
= Ser 80idbrige Oon Wauuel 5iers
na, elmer Der dItelien unb aeaatetlfeu
Werifaner San Gntouios, uurbe am
Wontag Ibenb. bel Der 6eimtebr ben
5em meritauifben yfational 6e1te i'm
San pebro Springs parte BON spei
StrOl9en niebergef9lagen, miB9anbelt
uub feiner 8aari6aft i'm 8atrage bon
etwa $6 beraubt. Hur bic DaswiIden,
funfi anberer bonn Gsite 0ein,tebrenber
beranlabt! bic Hduoer aur 6lutjt UNI
retieie ben i6per am Gopfe uelIebteu
@reis bonn 3ooe.
= Osi einem periu1teu @iubruc)s.
biebifabl in Der 8urlefon StraBe wur
be Wartin @ol6fmitb absefaBt uao per.
baftet. st purbe benz @ouutp. @efdngs
niB iibertpieien.
Iuf Samstag 4beno 8 ubr III
cine 8eriammluug fer ifsuer5ablen6en
Bir9er i'm @Durtbauie einbeyufen wors
ben, in uel9er bic Grage bss Nntaufs
Der WaiierDerte rsiflid erlposen mers
ben fou, oamit - tpie es In Dem 4ufruf
beiBt-y Sherman i'm Stanbe iei, BEL
Der am 30. September ltattfinbenben
abifimmung in iatelligsnter Weiie iein
Botum ab5ugeben."
- Mapor 8rpan gnllagban, ber
Worfibenbe bes bemotratifGer grseutipz
@omites, bot bic folsenben 8iirger au
Mitsliebern beheIbeu eruannt: g.,
9udie, Intonio g. &iDas, gblparb
@uilbeau, Otto Gramer unb 3. 8.
Widleiobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17
@Iadlibe sentc aus SuSiaua.

9Bm Ttmmrns, gptmeiHer In Sbapiue, Snbiaua,
i9retbt rDaS Electric BtersA Bat mir mebr senlst,
als ale anberen Mebicinen sufammensenp sesen
ae cte SeI4perbeu nno 2eiben, pel9e bic Sclse BON
mer unb giebsl4ter Schn 9eslte, ebenfaas ppn Sbaz
Stue. iast rS4 baIte electric 8tters fur BITE bette
IRebtetn, bic es siebt, i'd babe mid mad ibrem Ge>
bran4e pie neu Sebcren gethblt." g. GB. Gardener,
etn Giienmaaren gambler berfelben Srti4aft, ast
yGleertc Bttters II 9erabe DaS, mas Semanb brandt,
oeien 0eiunebeit total uaut ben Sunb setcmmen IT'D
pte man 5u fasen pfest. Wir bat eS bic @eiunbbeit
pteberseseben unb Id babe pieber Gppetit unb ueuen
Sebensmutbl"
Dte Slafde fpitet nur so Gents. gu baben tn auen
Ipptbeten. DreiB, Gbpmpipn & Co., BbplelaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17
Dos nit orosen RecIomeu nm.

= Das nit groBen Reclamen anges
tlinoigte pampblet bes 5tnatsratbs b.
groi9 1T isBt etf6ienen. Man bermus
tibet, bab es auf bic Nnregung bes 9ais
ffrs bin berfaBt tpurbe. gs tnarnt bic
Wrbeiter Dor iocialiiiif9en ntopien unb
tlibrt ibneu bic Nrbeiterfhrforge Der
Hegierung 3u @emiltbe, luel9e = tuie
IN bem S4yiftden aeiagt mirb - cine
Sieuerteform 3ur grIei9teruns Der Mrz
beitettlaheu uno cine aagemeine 8eKes
rung ber SaSe Der Nrbeiter beabfi1tige.
Die Glugihrift bat bas ermartete 2lnfs
ieben ni6t bemadt unb tpiro BON Der
toeialiitii6en prefe gerinsiddBig tritis
firt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17
Rudlens Mrnien.salbc

Die bette SaIbe Der @elt f.. SAnttte,
auetfduueen, @efdpiire, i}ieber. unb Saut.
ausi6la9, tJIedte. seiprungene Sdnbs, 8rpH.
benlen uno ale &auttranibeiten turirt pa.
uorrboioen oOsr seime 8e3abIuns. 8aIIise
Satisfaction garantiri ober baS @eIb pirb
turiiderfattet 25 Gents be SdadteI. Bum
8crfanf IN allen slpotbeien. Grsib, 3bomp.
foa & Co., @bclefaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17
Sic ResoTut;or hes @ehr6sen,ou

= Die ReioIution beg &eprdlentanz
ten @nlOe, ber &ebe &ennebns eesen
ben Senator Quap bic Nufnabme IN bic
rNecorbs" gu perweigern, tpuroe abse=
lebnt. Sagegen tpurbe ber Nntrag,
bieie Gelolutton an ben SuftiS. .Nus.
i9uB 3u bermeiien. B. b. ad acta 3u les
gen, nit 124 gesen So Stimmem ange.
nommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17

: aus Mabrib nirb gemelbet, oaB
bic 4lbambra. iener alte lpeltberiibmte
maurii9e palalt in @rauaba, in Slam
men itebe. Srob Der st6Bteu Nnitrens
9ungsn, bas Geuer gu I6i9en, fonnte
man es ni6t oe,binbern, baB elm GROCER
Sbeil bes biitOrifben 8aumerfes elm
Naub Der 6lammen ipurbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17

= Ser 8unbss Senat bat Bic ppm
0auie am Is. Nuguit angenommene
@albEel'fdle Unit 2otterie Bin ieBt
ebenfaIs angenommen. Oieie Biu pers
bietet ni6t nur ben 8e,touf bon 2ot,
terie 2Ooien, fonbern aud, ben 8er.
fan6t bon benienisen 3etungen bur9
bic pof, wel6e 9Otteries Nn3eisen ents
balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17

= Drei Monate lit iG on beitigen
unterleibsbeidwerben uno murbe, na9.
bem i'd smei WOden regelmdBiB Or.
auguit 26nia's 6amburger Sropfen
gebraudt bate. poulidnbig gebeilt. Sd
balte bic 3ropfen ieBt ftets i'm 9aufe
oorrdtbig. g.-p. 6. Nnberion, "a South
StraBs, San Nntonio, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17

- Bon bem In goblen3 gatniioni.
renoen 78. &eeimente fin6 l6 Soloaten
wegen uageboriams sesen ben 9aupt.
mann au mebridbriger Geitunssbaft
berurtbeilt worben. Die idmmtli1en
0erurtbeiIten fnb angebli6 60.
cialbemotraten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17

= Ser DemOfrat eagle 1T nit elmer
Wtaioritdt bon ca. 81 900 Stimmen &c.
gen ben &epublfaner Gi3er gum Staatss
8ouoerneur bon Nrfanfas gepdbIt
tpDrben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17

ct. patrids giaen Rnb bor3heli6.
Sd gebrau9te iie in meiner Gamilie.
STE finb bic beifen, bic i'd ie antpanbte.
Jrant Cornelius, purcea, Snb. Ser.
Gum Verfauf bel ". @obn & Co., s.
&altspsr & SObH unb alien Dtugs
aiIieH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17

st. patrids pilIen fno beionbers
gut unb finbeu algemeinen Mntlana.
sic ueroen falt ausldlieBli1 perlanat.
". u. Wallace. Oais, Soma. Sum
Werfauf bel &. @obn & 60, +.
&olisper & Sobn uno allen D,ugs
9iiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17

Ct. patrids pilen baben mir mehr
gut geiban, aIs irgenb anbere. M. 8.
proubfOOt. Druggiif, @,auaba, Sol.
Gum 8ertauf bel R. @obn & Co., 8.
Salteper & Sobn, unb allen 0ruseilien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17

alle uniere Gunben loben bic st.
patrids Yillen. Sic Iinb bic beiien.
9en,p Bros, Carroll, Nebr. = Bum
Yertauf BEL &. @obn & &c., r.
9altsper & Sobn unb alsu Drug.
giftsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17

- Spre1er &eeo eruannte Die Re.
prdientanten Wfc6inleD, Burroms,
8apne. Siuglsp. Willer, WeMilIin unb
JlolDer 5u Wiitgliebera bes 9onferen3s
6omites fur bic 3arif. .gia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17
@it @odrOae,es, @riIIen, wanse,, q


1T fein angensbmes 9ausbaItsn. Dos pirF,
famfe uno ansoauernbfte Wiitsl III, apei ober
biei 9ddte Rough on Rats. YuIper ,u itreuen,
uno aipar unUermifbt. Streue eS in uno um
bic @ruoe berum unb in bte absuasrobrsn.
VIM anbern @or9en fkiiIe bic ab3nssr5bren
gut aus unb fdmmtlide Snfeften bonn Boben
bis aum 8elsr perben perfGpinoen Das
@ebeimnib lieat bariu, hae, mo- immsr bic Sn.
ieftsn iid SasS iber aufbaIten, ie bes Nad,ts
in bic absussfaudIe um @aTer seben miiiIsn.
Sic fonnen aber Rough on Rats i'm @aGe.
nidt Sertrasea; Dies 1T 6as f6relIiie unO 5u.
friebenfellenbfe MitlsI Da Rough on Rats
Elm @ift 1T, follte es auf biefe @eile nur bes
9adts sebraudt perben unb fri6 am anbern
Moraen wea9eipiilt Dsrbsn. Cine anbere grt
unb gSeife lit, elm GbIOffeI bOu Rough on Rats
nit einem balben %funO bfaunen 3u6ers su
bermiiden uno biefe Mif4una auf @apier ober
9elern an ben 9bieren ausdneli6en Yldben
uub auber bem 8ereid oer sfinber auf3uiteIlen.
Sdneibst bies ais anpeifuna beraus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-17

9ie
WOdentlide 6reie Yreiie fit Seras
eri6eint
ieoen QoumerGag
un6 fofet
$3.50 fir baS Sabr uoer $1.25 fstt
6 @fpnate tn WOramsbesablama.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
Tory nrsmbers Revolt.

LONDON, June 13.-As q result Of the
Conservative caucus, thirty Tory mem
bers of Parliament have revolted
agsinst the Ministerial policy and are
treating with the Unionists for tho
formation Of q cave. The discomfort
with the action of Home Secretary
Matthews in regard to the police depart
mont is very general, and will have
great influence upon the next elections.
The Cabinet held a meeting in Mr.. w.
h Smiths private room in the House
OF Commons. The conference lasted
two hours. Lord Salisbury was prsa-
snt. The subject of dicussion was tho
unexpected result oflthe Carlton CT ub
meeting. During the conference the
chat whip Of the party was twice
called In to take part in the consulta-
ton. It is reported that tho Ministers
favored an autumn session, but deter
mined to assemble again tomorrow for
final decision. If any bill is dropped
the Unionists prefer that it shall be the
Licensing bill.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
POLICE MAY STRIKE.


Chief Munro Of London Resigns and the
Department Furious.
LONDON, June 13.-Chisf of Police
James Munro of the metropolitan force
has rendered his resignation, which h as
been accepted by Home Secretary
Matthews.
1t has heen aseertained that the resig-
nation was brought about by the refusal
of Mr.. Matthews to press the Police
Pension bill during the present session
Of Parliament.
The appointment Of = clerk from the
Homo Ofaos 20 the vacant Assistant
Commissionsrship also exercised an
influence in determining the action of
the chief of police. The members of
the metropolitan force are furious over
the turn which events have taken.
The virtual dismissal of Mr.. Munro,
together with the disaffection Of the
metropolitan force arising from the
action of the Government in the matter
of police pensions, increased pay and
reductions Of hours of duty, which
measures we've favored by Mr.. Munro,
will make it very difficult to avert q
police strike in the event of tho Govern
ment's adherence to it's present policy
toward the force.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
WATERBURY. CONN.,, FRIDAY, Is,
ANOTHER CASHIER SHORT.
Albany Bank Omcials Discover n Loss
Nearly $50. 900.

Albany Bank Omcials Discover n Loss -
Nearly $780, 900.
ALBANY, N. Y, June ia new and
damaging development affecting the
integrity of an old and supposedly
faithful employe of one of the banks Of
the city 10 in circulation.
The discovery of crookedness in the
Albany City National Bank led to Q
systematic and careful examination Of
every banking institution in the city.
The result is that cashier of one of
tho banks of the city has been discov-
cred to be short in his accounts nearly
$4,000.
A strong effort is being made to
withhold all of the facts from the pub
lie. The rumor was first current in the
shape that an old clerk in the City Ma
tional Bank was discovered to have
been in collision with Whitney. The
bank officials and directors denied that
rumor in the most emphatic terms. All
seen tatsd that the only man impli-
Gated in the affair was Whitney.
The cashier affected Is known
and has always been highly respected.
Both his name and the name Of the
bank are withheld for the present.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
BRIBING SENATORS
Appalling Corruption U9eov'
cred in Massachusetts. j..
$4,000 A VOTE FOR TEN VOTES
Tho Hearing Of the Legislative 1nvesti'
ton Well Under Way.

Lobbyist Hagar Makes Dramatic
Speech. One Witness rsstiaed that
$500. r,, or.-., >, yo,. for
~ 49,"
Charter for s1''ooo-Th. House OF rep
ressp,at,vs. to Investigate the Charges.
pos,ov Mae Inn. ,a-.1 call God
D' "' 400 nno fo-
20 witness l never o"eIsu ys,.;.a
ven votes In the oena'e' eAoiSi".u
Lewis P. Hagar before the state senate
Bribery Investigating Committee last
night.
Senator Fassett. Of Berkshire il being
crowded for alleged "boodling" on his
own account.
When charged with receiving money
for voting for the West End street
Railway, he said 1t was all mistake;
The Peoples Elevated Company mad
offered him 81, OOO vote for ten votes,
and he had declined 1t:
Frank E. Sanderson testified that on
May 20 Senator Fessett met him and
Louis r. hagar, q LOBBYIST, At the once
OF the Burton Stock Company In WASH.
ington street, and that the Senator told
witness that Tor $io, wv apiece ne coulo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
THE BERLIN OUTRAGE.

Asst.sancs VIII be Asked from Our Gov
eminent by the Father Of Jonasssn.
NEW YORK, June 18.-Msyer Jonassen,
. prominent fur merchant of this city,
has received word that his son Joseph
has been imprisoned in Berlin for
speaking libelously of the Emperor
William, but is now out on bail.
Mr.. Jonassen says he has no further
information, but supposes the young
man, who is very proud of being an
American, got into an argument with
some students and spoke disrsspsct-
fully of German institutions as oom-
pared with American.
If young Jonasen is not speedily re-
leased his father will call the matter to
the attention of the State Department
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
Several Railroads Combine.

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-An agree
ment has been formally executed for
cago, st. Louis & Pittsburg Railroad
Company, the Cincinnati 4 Richmond
Railroad Company and tho jefferson
willie, Madison & indianapolis Railroad,
under the name of the Pttsburg, Gin
oinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad
Company. The capital of the new COM
pany is So, 0OO, OO0-$30, 900, 900 Of pre-
ferred and 50, 600, 900 of common atoek
are to be issued. George B. Roberts Is
president and ]. N. Mccullough drst
Woe president,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
Brown University Exsrols.s.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., June 13.-The exer-
oises of the graduating class at Brown
University are being held to-day. Tho
university has passed q most successful
year under its new president, Rev.
Elisha B. Andrews, DID, LID. There
has been an addition of $50, 900 to tho
funds. Wilson Hall has been nearly
completed. A bequest Of SO, 900 from
Prof. Gammell has been added to the
lib, airy fund. The Diman memorial
fund now amounts to about 81, 900. A
bequest Of 10000 from the late James
w. Merrill, of Cambridge, Mass, has
reached the treasurer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
Sewer Assessments.

THE board of sewer commissioners Of
the city of Waterbury, at a meeting
held June 4, 1890, laid assessments
for sewer purposes, as follows:
FAIRv1Ew STREET.
Mrs. F. Augusta Wordin, $119: rs; Geo.
S. Abbott, $118.25; Mrs. Mamie T.Clowes,
$192. 90; Charles F. Chaplin, 1927. so; Mrs.
Helen Il. Abbott, $97. so; Mrs. Mary M.
Abbott, $75; George S. Abbott, SIS; Mar
tina G. Wells, SIS; estate of Sarah E. Siv
tier, $75; Bennett T. Abbott, $75; Potter
j. Strain SIS; Mrs. Sarah M. Reed, $82. so
John Crellin, $75; George S.Abbott, 1854. 90
HILLSIDE AVENUE.
Peter J.. Strain, SIS; Louis F Haase
SIS; Mrs. F. Augusta Wordin, $1S; Ben
nett T. Abbott, SIS; Mary NJ. Abbott
SIS; Mrs. F. Augusta Wordin, $18.
~ The above assessments become du'
and payable June 8, 1890, and will be re-
ceived by City Attorney George E. Terry a
his Office in the Platt block, corner Eas
Main street and Phoenix avenue.
Attest: EGG. KILDUFF,
City Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
TORIES IN REVOLT
A Large Number Threaten to
Join the Uni0nists.
TEE CABINET IN CoNFERENCN.
Tho Members al at Sea and . Oonservs.
tive Break Imminent

Threatened strike Of the London Police
1Mcs- The Car Again Threatened
Amsrioa to be Visited by the Cxars-
wieh- An Irish Tribute to Cardinal
AAnnins-ssv"re Earthquakes Ia France
LONDON, June ia crowded meet
sn9of the Conservative party was held
st the Carlton Club to consider the
present state of business in Parliament.
The Government summoned the meet
ing In consequence Of their obvious In
ability to pass their three great meas
ures for dealing with tho licensing
question, tithes and the Irish land pur-
ehaee.
Lord Salisbury announced that the
Government would not abandon the
Tithes bill, the Licensing bill, or the
Irish Land Purchase bill. In order to
cope with the business which IL not
blocking tho proceedings of Parlia-
ment, bills which reached an advanced
stage during one session would be re-
sumed at the next session at the stage
ct which they had been left at the pre-
ceding session, subject to the resolution
Of the House.
After numerous speeches on both
sides of the question, Lord Salisbury
wound up the discussion by saying that
any plan was preferable to Mr.. Glad
stones plan of 1882, fixing tho date for
the passage of a bill whether II had
boon discussed or not.
Tho proceedings were of q lively
character. Sir Robert Fowler accused
che Ministers of being humble sup
porters of Mr.. Labouohere.
Mr.. Robert William Hamburg and
others condemned such q course Of pro-
cedurs. They declared that it would
initiate a bad system in legislation.
The matter was discussed for half
hour. when the caucus separated with
out adopting any formal resolution on
the subject.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
Decided in Favor of tn. Railroad.

P1rrsBuRa, June 13.-The suit brought
railroad company for 500, 900 damages,
claiming that the loss of tho train ct
Johnstown during the big food was
due to tho negligence of the company
officials in not having it run to q place
Of safety, has just been concluded,
the jury finding verdict in
favor Of tho company. It is probahle
that 1t will be taken to the Suprem Q
Court. Mr.. Tarbell's wife and child wer Q
passengers on the Inflated day express
nd lost their lives.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
SULLIVAN TO GO SOUTH.
The Champion Pugiiist WIN Go I
MixsisSippi on Tuesday.

tue CHRWpTUH WIN 90 TO
MiSsisSippi ON Tuesday.
New York, June 13.-An unusually
large house greeted John L. Sullivan at
the Peoples Theatre last night, and the
champion received an ovation in the
way of applause. After the per-
Torrance he said:
II have decided to return to Missis-
sippi on Tuesday so as to be sure of
appearing before the grand jury Of
Marion County on the Goth. don't
care to say what shall do if am not
indicted. 1 may fight jackson and I
may not; 1t depends upon the Califor-
mia Athletic Club. Jack Barnet will
accompany me on my southern pilgrim
age, end I earnestly hope that won't
have to stay down there a great while.
However, if they deal harshly with me
shall take my medicine without .
rnnrmnrN
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
Fire in a Now York Hotel.

New YORK, June 13.-The fire in the
Astor House was extinguished after it
had done about $4,000 damage. Only
about dozen rooms on the top floor
were ruined. A good deal Of the dam.
age was done by water. There was no
panic among the guests. The proprie-
tor blames the fire department. for neg
lecting the hotel until it was actually
afire. He claims that no protection
was afforded him before that. The
damage to the property 10 vesey street
ts about $15, 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-Policeman
Taylor arrested John Smith, colorsd,
for selling liquor without q license and
also selling on Sunday. When the officer
and prisoner reached Tenth and Jeffer-
son streets the latter tripped Taylor
and ran away with Taylor in pursuit.
AS they reached the railroad crossing
at Ninth and jefferson streets a train
was approaching. Smith crossed the
tracks in safety, but Taylor was struck
by the engine and dangerously injured.
Smith escaped.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
Cholera in Pittabura.

PrrTsRURe, Pa, June 13.-Dr. ]. No.
Kibben pronounces the case of Miss
Griffith, of Q Seneca street, this city,
ono of genuine sporadic cholera. The
chances are against the patients recov-
cry. The doctor does not think there
10 danger of an epidemic.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
Rain Forces a Dam Out.

CORY, Pa, June 12,-Corry was
visited by another heavy fall Of rain.
Some damage was done by the
bursting of sewers and flooding Of
cellars The large dam at the water
works pump station went out, but tho
reservoir south Of the city is full of
water and will afford suffi cient supply
until the break can be repaired.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
Bridges Torn Out,

JAMESTOWN, n. y, juno 18.-Ths
starm raised the water in this vicinity
to such An extent that bridges wore
torn out in all directions. In this city
much damage was done by the water
which washed out streets, foundations
Of houses and sidewalks, eau sing q loss
OF several thousand dollars.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
The N.vsrro- A pdersoa Wedding.

LoNnos, June lathe preparatio
for the wedding of Mr.. Navarro and
Miss Mary Anderson are complete. The
intimate friends of the parties have
been notified that the ceremony will
take place on June II. at the Brompton
OrAtory. Both are expected to arrive
in London to-day, accompanied by
members of their respective families.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
Earthquakes In France.

Paris, June IA number Of earth
quake shooks have occurred in the
Department of Jura, infiioting great
damage in the vicinity of the Jura
Mountains. The Inhabitants are pan c-
stricken and since the first Of tho shocks
have refused to re-enter their houses.
Thousands of mon, women and chill
drsn are camped out in tho open fields.
No loss of life is reported, but a large
amount of property has been destroyed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
Burglar Roger. Suspected Of laurd or

RoNnouE, N. Y, June 13.-It is now
believed that Levi Rogers, who was
this week sentenced to seven years in
Clinton Prison for burglary, is the
murderer of Samuel Holtz, a Hebrew
peddler, who was murdered near
Wurtsboro, Sullivan County last
month. Rogers is a desperate criminal
and has served terms in: Pennsylvania
and New York prisons:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
All Quiet ut Weat Point.

WEST POINT, N. Y, June 13-Ths end
has come, and the post has resumed its
customary quiet. The first class was
graduated, the third class was granted
furloughs until August 28th, and the
Cadet Corps is short 100 members, or
about one-half of its total strength.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-13
Pleaded Guixy of Murde

SPRINaEIELD, Mass, June Backward
Costello, who shot and killed his infant
son, pleaded guilty to murder in the
first degree, stating that he fully real
lied the enormity of his crime and that
he should be hanged. He was sent to
jail till September "A. when tho grand
fury will act on the case,