davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The critic., 1891-01-31
WANTED--UELP.

WI ED-IMMEDIATELY A WHITE
W. giIl to do general houscwork in small
family. AnnlY go L III. 4. @.
The critic., 1891-01-31

yNTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLD
w girl, situation in u private family M
nurse or chambermaid good city references
Apply 1887 X ut. II. W.
The critic., 1891-01-31

NOR RENT-liiO l. ST. N. W., KEPT BY \
IL Philadelphia lady-Largc paror and he'd
room on 1st iloor; also other rooms, nicely fur
nished; heat, etc, good home table board.
The critic., 1891-01-31

WANTED-BY A FIRST.CLASS FRENCH
w woman cook, capable to give dinner par.
tics, place In private family; kitchen maid
required; hest city references. Call at sli
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@abl : RrDflatnatipn.
MueOrs Office, !
Stabt San Iutonio, 5eros. !
10. Sanuar, 1891.

Std0t San NntoutD, Seros.
10. Sanuar, 1891.
Rraft metres Nmtes dig NRenor Der
Stabt San Nntonio, erIaKe i'd hermit
cine Proclamation bic ben
3petten Mputa8 I'M Jebruar 1891
als Wabltag beftimmt. (Gieier Mous
tag lit BET neunte beg Wonats).
neber folgenbe 8eemte iol absefimmt
tDerben: Sen Manor, &ecorber, @ols
%lettor, IRtfor, 59aBmeiifer, Stabt.
S%ngenleur, 5taet : Nntmalt, Stabt.
Wtari9aa. Nubitor, einen alderman
ftr iebe Waro Der Stabt ur6 A N!oer>
Hdnrer at Large. 9ie Wabtpld5e In
ben peri6iebenen Warbs nerben BON s
nbr Mor9ers Bis 6 ubr N6enbs oife1
fsin uab omar on. folgenben Stenen:
Warb No. 1-Sm poli3ei Qaupt=
quarter; 8abloOrteber, 5imon 2Ds
niaheim.
Worb go. 2-Gds OF unb DoIos
tnios StraBe; Wablurrfeber, Suan s.
@atbends.
Marb SO. 3-@ds 9areoo arb gseffs
0oufonsS ttoBe; @ubloOrReber, Sobn
gtappenbed.
War6 SO. 4-Sn BET @o~nbentionss
Gale, @de Noro.Glpres urb Soufon=
5traBe; Mablporfeber, 6. 8ilemair.
Warb go. 5-Sn Sommers @arter,
@de Nbenus 8 une 10..5 traBe; Mabls
borfebir, Sobn s. GerrD.
Worb SO, 6-Sfe @lns un6 Nolans
gtraBe; Wablborfeber, Wm. $.
Bage.
@arb SO. 7-gde Mataeorba. unb
8ictorias5 traBe; Wablpor1eber, peter
Subj.
Warb Mo. $50. = sab.aIamos
@traBe, gde South traBe; Mablbor4
ifsber, Souls Bergfrom.
Na9 Section 20 bes gitp gsarters,
uuo beg 9taatsgeiebes, poHirt am IA.
N3dr3 1887, In Der apan3igiten 2egiss
latur, @eite 81, tpirb bic @abI abges
balten unb befannt 9ema9t.
Sie Stimmgeber ieber Warb lolen
tiber Die Wabl beg Mapor, Recorder.
Collector, 4hei1or, S9uBmeiHer, @tabt.
Sngenieur, Stabt : NnDalt. @tabts
Mari@aa, Nubitor, einer alderman flr
TIRE reipeftibe Marb uno bier Mlber.
mdnner at Large abRimmen.
Sur 8ei9einiguug bierDDn aei1ne i9
nteinen Wamen unb lai5e Dos giegeI Der
Stabt beifigen am 10. Sanulr 1891.
8rDan @aIIagban,
Mttefirt: Manor.
6, g. @laubont 9tabt>g lerf.
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Nfatb fir Msttery

8nr hber 50Sabren i6on tpurbe Mrs.
WiEsloD's Sootbing @nrup ben Nlils
lionen bon Mttiern beim 53obnen ber
RiHber angesrenSet. @irn Gu i'm
G@lafe 6ur1 bas G9reisn zines Rin5es
geR6st, bas i'm 3ahnea III unb por
5huerasa relatg Wena 10, iale lofnrt
etae 5lat6e BON yMss. Mtnslow'5 500.
thing Gprup~ holra. setn Wert5 I'd uns
beaablbar. @s tpirb benz fleinen 2eiben.
ben iofort 2inoerun9 berfaofen. Ser.
laBt gu3 barauf, Mitter, es III fem
3meifel barabsr. IS beilt Dp}enterp
unb Siarrbps. regutirt ben Mo9en unb
tie Nieren, befeiti9t Winb > aolit, ere
tDsibt ben Yaumen, perbin6ert gnt3ans
5nns unb itdrft 6es gauge 5pHem.
rWsrs. Minsloios Soothing 5DrupA
fir 5abnenbe 2inter 1T angenebm In
&ei9mad unb bas Ee3ept tammt bon
einem Der 5eften tpeibli9en Merste in
ben Ser. 5iaaten. Sc III BET alien
Druggiffen ii Der goil3en WeIt 3H bQ>
ben. Breis Is @ts. per 6laf@e.
Rauft ni9ts anheres oils Mrs. Miass
lotus SootEing Shrub.
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: uebsr bic 0erleihuna hss hiesma

- neber bic 8erleibuns bes biesmas
ligen G@iaersp reiies berrf9t nod i'm,
uier r~dtbielbaftes Stiaf@weieen. Mie
es beiBt, beabt9tist man, bies Mtol bon
Der 8eoinguug Der bromatii@et 6orm
bes an tr6nen6en Mertes ab3uieben uno
aud einmal onoere literariIme graeugs
uiRe ms Muge aa fafen. Der 6aupts
gruno bd3u hiirfte In benz umfanbe lie.
gen. baB eine gtnisuns iber bic beioen
nd6fen oramatif@en Bemerber, grnfi
b. @iIbeubru9 unb Sermaun Gubers
llann, ni9t mb9li@ au fein f@eint.
Wiloenbru6s Der leue 6err" fRa on
Der f9lieBIi9 entf@eibenben Stsne 10
gefalen baben, bob feline 9rdmiiruns
3tDeifelos mdre, tpear Der genannte
4i9ter nidt i1pn einmal Dor feds Sab.
rem ben preis erbalteu bdtte unb ffatu.
tengemdB eine erneute &r6nung auldIfQ
tpdre. Das lit isbo@ niGt Der Gau.
NuF ber anberen 6eite fol- Germans
Gubermann bic bere@tigten Nniprh9e,
bic er nit ieiner sgbre" erbeben fonnte
bur9 .Soboms gnoe" bebenfli9 &c
f9mdlert baben. MSgli@ermeiie mil
man bic grfauffhbruns bss @ilben,
bru@'i@en S9auipiels Der neu'
9errS abparte1, ebe mon nit ebentuel'
Ter Statuteudnberung benz .Dt@ter bel
96bsn3oQern" bic fl%ingenbe Nnerten
rung bes 69ilerpreiies gu Sbeil usr'
ben IdBt.
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Cine Oteinaas,
sur 8etimmung BET Gabrsei@niabig,
felt Der G%traBencars.

Sci es bur6 ben etabiratb Der Giabt
San Wutonio b~erorbnet:
Section L. DaB BON iebt ab tsin
StraBbabaiuagen auf ben 5traBen
Der Stabt San @utonio nit grDBerer
@si9ninb;9feit benn 3ebn (10) MeiIen
per Gtunbe foribepegt Doer lanfen gez
laHen merbeu iol. innerhnIb bes Gas
bus bon, elmer Meile bonn Mittelpunfte
Der Gtabt; unb ftinfjebn (15) Neilen
per Stunos innerbalb bes Rnbius Soil
3pei Meilen unD aLBsrhalb bes Mabius
BON elmer Weile BON Mittelpuntte Der
Staot; unb atpansig (20) MeiItn per
5tnnbe auf irgenb cine gr6Bere gRtfegs
uung bean stuei Meilen BON Mittels
puntte Der Stabt uab ii9t iber brei
(3) Weilen per Gtunbe iber 8rtden
unb an Bisgungeu.
Section 2. DAB anf allen eIefs
trif9en Cars bard ben Operatenr ODER
Roabufteur elmer iolGen Gar cine @lo.
de aagei9laeen perbsn ioa auf cine
gnifernuue bon minbeiens fanfunbs
febensig (75) Sub Dor einer Strabens
treu3ung obsr @~traBenede unb boB bic
@lode seldutet uerben ion, bis bic
StraBenede ober Greu5ung paiftt tpors
ben il; unb bel Der Mntunft on FOLDER
StraBentreu3ung ober StraBenede muB
bic Gar inter boltommener Gontrple
bes Sperateurs iein, 10 baB he utper.
sigIi@ sum Stiufano se5ra9t tperoen
fam.
Section g. Srsenb cine perion,
uel9e bic 8ehimmungen bieier Orbi.
mana bsrlebt. dol zines 8ersebens
f6ulbtg era1tet unb mad erfoIgter
ueberfibrung bor benz &etorber 3ur
3ablung elmer Celebrate bon ni9t tpes
niger .6enn fiinf unb ni9t mebr benin
@tnbunbert Dollars berurtbeiIt tuerben.
paiirt unb genebmigt aut II. So.
ruar 1891.
Brpan galIagbnu,
Ntteifirt: Mapor.
6. @. @~Ianbon, Stabt. gIert.
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DaNaae uad, gurppo

Die Meenturen bes Germ SO. s.
Ooung, 30. / Commerce : GtraBe,
Gan Mntonip, unb yo. SOB Main,
StraBe, Dallas, bertreten nur bic
anertanut beiten europdii6eu 9ampfers
2inien. Gerr Douns 1T i'm 6tanbe bic
billie Ten &aten gu geben. ers
tbeiIt bereituiGis iebs getphni@te Nuss
funft unb beforgt iebr prompt ale ibm
tbergebenen Muftrdge. Wer mad gu'
ropo su reiien plnI9t, ober 8erpanbie
bertbertommen IaKsn min, tpsnbe fi6
an trgenb cine Der genannten Ngenturer.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Meinliebbaber fnben Elm eroBes Ga'
ger BON feinen California Meinen bel
6errn s. =. Meper am Nlamr
pla3a. 0err Meper fu6t bic @eine
an Drt unb GteQe aus ui.h fauft b!reti
aus benz QeGer Ter Weinau6ter. gls
sutem &ennsr selinst es ibm ftets, bi.
beftcn Scrten ausauwdb!en. Ct fam
feline 3unben unn 6amilten nit einen,
guten 8rOpfen nerieben. &otbs uni
WeiBweine In bor3ieIi9er Qualit6i
bon ieBt ab $1.0O per @anone = frei
tus 9aus gelieiert.
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PA 8.

Der @botp9rapb, SO. IL unb Ia
Meit=gommereeftraBe. nabe Der Bride.
bei9dftigt nur &anfter etfer 2laRt
uno liefert bic feinien Bilber In aleu
mooernetl Gormen unb 9erfeluuass
meiien gu raifonablen Preifen.
CUR 4ufnahme bon 0dufern, Anf@.
ten &c. tperben Gtnfler mad irgenb
eiuem 3beiie ber Stabt ober bes Gtaas
tes gef9ift.
BiIoer tperben berssbBert. Wenbei
gu9 ni@t ON GreHbe, ionoern frasi
mad unfereu Club Staten.
Mir berlangen feline auBerseW6bn'
IiGen 9reife uno garaniiren ale. Hnh
iehe Mrbeit. 31,7,1im
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Rutllens Mrnicn.eaIhe.

Die bete SaIbe Der Welt fur S4nitte,
0ueti@uneen, @sf9pire, Gieber. unb Saut.
s aa = 49,, 6i 1%! %Ssfsraa;R.as.s s !. ,S,,,t S1 ~.
s @aas5oi lsS sSs s :sIns ss.ssiaaia iAr's gst Ss.
gattsfastion q aaraa sant osss Sas Gen siss
surideraattet. 9b gents BITE S@a@teI. Bum
Bertauf in allen apotbsien. Dreib, 3bomp'
ion G Co., @bolefnIe.
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Serr 6. S. Maaer. Wp. ~ ol

z " .. WtWUEIt JtU. III 9Ns
Ooufon 'Strabe bdlt ftets bas pous
tommenfe 8ager tn 3ei9enmateria.
lien, $apeten, Garben, @las, Spiegel.
sIas. B%iIberrabmen, GirniRea unb allen
3eifytrts unb Maler.l 1tenflisn. Rhnf.
Ieril9 ousgefabrte 8ilber unb 6tatuet.
ten &c. finb In eiuet febeustuertben Sol.
lerie 3ur NnFGt unb gum 8erfauf auss
geHelt. Sn $apeten uab 3immeroetos
raiioueil 70 bas @ef9modboaRe uno
ReueFie bort 5u inbeH.
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Gin frhber bel Der Nrmee ffeben6er
Wunbar3t unt iett bebeutenber Ir3t i'm
6fIi6en Sospa, mubte unIdngft auf eis
ntge Gage fein 6eim berla1en; pdbs
reab feiner Mbmelenbeit betam zines
BET Ginber cine i@pere grtdltung. NOS
rauf feline 6rau fofort cine Tlai@e
s@bamberlain's Cough &emebp" bolen
lieB. Mit BEN er5ielten &eIuItate NOR
he 10 5~Mfriebeu, bob BET dbnli@en GdlIen
3u berfdiebenen 3siten bieieIbe Mebi3in
gebrau@t tuurbe. Rad eisener ueber'
3euguug bebauptet Der Nr3t, baB es bos
3uDerldifgfie Prdparat sesen grtdltrns
udre unb before grfolse er3iele, OILS Ire
genb eiues, mas Ct ie 9ebrau9t babe.
gu rertaufen BEL ". Cohen & Co.,
Ralteper & Son unb allen bebeutenben
Sroguiften.
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ia 2nile Soblsn So per aonne;
Mc4aifter Slad uno qntIe aemifdt 81.
-%-Snbian TERRITORY Rnblen bette Quas
litdt $3.50. 9eHn: Nrtbroeit Roblen
$15. @beEip bas befie irOdere Ofsn-
nnb @orb 8rennboIs gu niebrieFen
Brsiiea bel @arr & Rnberfon,
IA BarieioEs Strabe. 9elepbon 1913.
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~ Wem Sbr gutes tsudsnss pofts
Oaf Brennbcis braa1t, fpredt bar ohcr
beffelt pet aslepbon Sci Ter Sunset
Wood Company; Ee bat ifets Dos 8efe
i'm Narfte. Selepapn 81.
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s@ Dis Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bat fortmdbreaO
frii6e Nuifsrn uno 9iihe, iowie WiIo
aller Nrt Oil Dano. 6rii9e 3ufubren
ieben Sag 8eiitluaaen BON Gamt.
lien nerben prompt aIsaefibrt unb fret
abaelitfe,t. Srebiao a,enue, 3Dif1en
Main. unb Militdr Pla3a. Selepbon
go. 81.
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s@- Ser ptumber s. 6. 2ttfias,
SO. 90 abeaue s nabe poi Office,
bot. uM ben gsfieigsrten @nitritden,
bic an iein @eiddit eelelt perben,
nahtOmmeu 81 f0nnen, R6 nit eiaem
ti6sigen 5admanne, 9errn Stnmos,
aiiociitt unb pir6 mie eetp5bnli1 snr
3ufrisbeBbsit bes publifums ole Aufs
fridge rafd erleeigea. 3eiepbon 427.
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Stpti5 fir gtemer5abler /!
Office bes SteuerfoQettors, |
S5nn Nnfnnin. Tprns

SdH NHIDHlp, 3eGds.
Der rnteraei9nete maGt bierbur6
betannt, baB bic Gtaatss Anb @ountp,
Nos8alorem unb 3opffeuern iebt fdlia
unb oor o6er an 81. December 1890
5abl6ar fnb.
Spiegafiianr,
SteuerfoIeftor fir 8erar gountD.
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QELRIOHS 4 90.

@:'ne oorsiisli6e @elesenbeit
5ur aeberfatrt apilden 0suif6lanb unb ame,
rita bietet bic aIlbeIiebte Baltimore inie fN
Worooeut(@en Siopo.
Dte riibmIidf befannten, fopie bic ieuen
uue srprobtea, 5000 a.cna groben Yeabompfer
Meier Sinie fobren reeeImdbis ipS&entIi1
tns5See
Baltimore ttmO 8retses
bret \
aab nehn,eu 4afFasiere au iebr biHiaen Yreiien.
SUITE ~SerpEsJanel @r6btm5aIi&fs slider.
9e'tl Oolmetfder b~seIeiten bic @intponbtret
cay Ger 2eiie mad Dem @eften. BIS @nbe 1885
uliroen nit 2lobb Sampfern
18S5,513 asaffagiere
sladii6 iiber ben Ocean bcforhest. oelpis etu
a'stss 8eusnib fir bic 8eIiebtbeit 6ieier 3inie
@sitere Nusfunft ert6eiIen :
u. g@mmadser s. &c., General. aoeuten
10. s @iiO- SOB Strabe, Baltimore, Mb.
ober bereu Wertreter I'M SnIauDe.
Sa San antouio. 6. @rieiembef.
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@ie 1T biesl

Str btetei etnbunDert Dollars Selobnun9
fir ieben Sail BON Ratarrb, Der nidt bur9 Gin.
nebmea bon Sal's aatarrb Sur sebeilt tuerOeu
fam.
s. 8. gbeaeb & 60, eisentbdmer,
= 9olebo, Ohio.
@ir, Sic ruteraeidneten baben 8. g. ebeneh
felt ben Iebten 3 Sabren sefannt nnb baIten
ibn fir boafommen ebrenbaft in allen De.
f9dftsbanbIunsen unb ~finanaiea befdtist,
allie bon feiner 8irnia eins~esansenen gerbinb.
lidteiten 3u erfiaen.
Btf & Sruag, e~robbanOeIs GrosniFen,
8olebo, Objo.s
@ aIbius, Rinnan& Marbin, GrcS.
banbeIs. Grosuifeu, &oIebO, Sbto.
Sau's aatarrb aur nirb innerli9 senommen
un6 pirft brett auf ba8 BIut uno bic f9lei.
migen OberR6@en bes Sbtems. 3eusnife
fret serfanbt. @reis Is Seats fir bic GIafde.
8srtauft bon aDen Hpptbefern.
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sGF- Standard, Molin unb Mbalp
2ultipatoren Bel q. s. Sofbein 3,
Milit1r Pla3a.
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@eitenipea : Iaaiternna.

giienHein.p Iatten per Or. SUB rs @ts.
Cement 20 ="
5teinpIatten IS
galoperas platten IL
Cement gurbe pr. Iauf. SUB. AS "
Rurbftein S.
gi~n3eInheiten Bel 8. NIIen &
6obn, go. 5 prsfas5 traBe, sesen.
iber g. Wagaer.
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llniern $500 s@ub fa6reu mir lett
8 Sabren unb g~arantiren iebes 9aar.
Nu9 1T bel uns aIes In 9amen,, Ser.
rerz. Rnaben= unb Md6@en S6ubeu
gu finoen.
Cinderella gdbub . GtGre.
gde 81 : 9oufonfraBe unb @eeuue C.,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-06-16
THE PAPERS SIGNED
seal-Killing Will be Stopped
. for One Year.
CONCESSIONS FROM ENGLAND.
The President Issues His Proclamation
Announcing the Agreement.

The United States Can Seize Offending
British Notwithstanding Foster to
Send Instructions to the Revenue Cut
tiers Bear, Rush and Corwln-The Two
Governments to Police the Sea-
WASHINGTON, June 16.-Sir Julian
Pauncefote, accompanied by his first Sec
rotary, called at the. State Department
carly in the morning to put the finishing
touches to the agreement between the
United States and Great Britain looking
to the protection of the seal fisheries in
Behring Sea.
After a preliminary conversation be-
tween Sir Julian and Acting Secretary of
State Wharton, an official document,
with the decorations of important State
papers, was produced and carefully
perused by the British Minister.
It was apparently satisfactorily drawn,
for he afterward placed his official sigma
ture to it, and Acting Secretary Wharton,
as representative Of the United States,
did likewise.
Later the President issued q proclama-
ton, stating that an agreement, a modus
vivendi between the government of the
United States and the government of
her Britanio Majesty in relation to the
fur seal fisheries In Behring Sea was con-
cluded on the 10Th day of June, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
bred and ninety-one, for the purpose of
avoiding irritating differences, and with
a view to promote the friendly settle
ment of the questions pending between
the two governments touching their re-
spective rights, and for the preservation
Of the seal species.
The agreement authorizes the United
States vessels to seize offending British
vessels, which, however, are to be turned
| over to the British authorities for trial.
This feature is expected to prove Of great
value in the pressing emergency that is
held to exist of clearing out the law
breaking vessels before irreparable dam
age is done to the seal fisheries.
The President also addressed communi-
cations to the Secretaries of the Navy
| and Treasury Departments advising
them concerning the modus vivendi.
Secretary Foster will send instructions
| to the revenue steamers Bear, Rush and
Corwin, and the Secretary of the Navy
to the commanders of the cruisers at the
San Francisco rendezvous at San Point,
where the British men-of-war will meet
them.
Sealing craft are not likely to start be-
fore July /, thus giving them ample
time for notification that the two gov
ernments propose policing the sea for the
purpose of protecting the seals.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-06-16
Eastern League.
AT NEW HAVEN.
"FRlTZ" EMMETT is DEAD.

The Popular Comedian Ends His Long
Career on the Stage.
NEwBURGH, N. Y, June 18-J. K. EN-
met, the comedian, died at Cornwall at
11:15 a. m. of pneumonia.
Mr.. Emmett was in poor health when
he arrived at Cornwall about 10 days
ago, and the symptoms of pneumonia
developed about a week ago. He and
his son came to Cornwall to spend the
summer, and had rooms at the Storm
King House, a pretty place on the noun
tain side. He was in charge Of a nurse,
A village doctor visited him daily, and at
last New York physician was called in
consultation.
Mr.. Emmett spent several months
there last summer and was so we'll
pleased with the place that he expressed
his intention of buying a residence there.
Joseph K. Emmett was one of thel most
popular speciality comedians of the day.
He was 80 years old last March. Buffalo
Cincinnati and st. Louis each claimed
him as a son, but Emmett always claimed
st. Louis as his native city.
He leaves one son, ]. Kline Emmett, jr.
who managed him during the past two
years. His fortune is estimated at sew
eral hundred thousand dollars.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-06-16
POLICEMEN AT WAR
The Trouble in Bridgeport
eliminates i'm a Riot.
PATRoLMEN DEFY THE MAYOR.
Disarmed by Their Brother Officers After q
Terrific Struggle.

The City in n Furore of Excitement-The
Militia Ordered to be in Readiness
Thousands of People Gather About the
Central Police Headquarters and Break
Window 10~AShed Is Feared.
BRDaEPoRN Onn1l., June 16.-There was
a serious riot IN this city last night.
For several weeks there has been dis
pute regarding the legality of two Police
Commissioners on the board in this city,
and the old board of last year has held
over and had secret meetings, attended
only by Commissioners w. E. Grant,
David Walsh and A. Rishor.
Alta secret meeting last Saturday night
they dismissed Chief Rylands, the Demo-
cratic head of the police force, and Mayor
Marigold, Republican, refused to recognize
their right, and officer Murphy, who had
recently been suspended by Chief Ry-
lands for drunkenness, reported to Capt.
Pinkerman, the head of the police force
in the absence of chief, by order Of the
old Police Board.
The As patrolmen of the city, when or
dered out for duty last night, took sides
on the dispute as to who were the legal
commissioners, and one-third of them,
Democrats, refused to obey the order to
remain on duty. They openly defled
Chief Rylands and reported to the cap
tain.
Mayor Marigold, the highest authority
in the city, was called, and ordered the
men to obey Chief Rylands. One-third
of the patrolmen refused, and the others
were commanded to disarm their brother
officers. This they did, but only after a
terrific struggle.
Charged Upon the hob.
When the militia were ordered to re-
port, thousands Of people gathered
and broke windows and created an up
roar. The reserve force Of the police de-
partment was called out and charged
upon the mob, and after short combat
dispersed 1t, but the rioters returned
again and again, only to be repealed by
the officers.
The militia could not be brought to
the scene quickly, as Superintendent
Barnes, of the Fire Alarm Telegraph,
could not be found.
The utmost excitement prevailed I'M
til Adjutant- General Embler, of Hart
ford, of the State militia, and Brigadier-
General Van Keuren arrived. They or
dered the militia to be in readiness and
remain on duty all night.
The City Excited.
The city is now in a furore Of excite
ment and the station house is still sur
rounded by a bowling mob and the lives
of the citizens are still in peril.
The city is stripped of its police pro-
lection and thieves from New York are
already arriving here, presumably to rob
houses in the city. The rebellious police
men who were stripped of their authority
by force are James Halpin, Patrick Otis,
Bernard f. Lennon, Charles Campana, S.
Byrnes and John Murphy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-06-16
THE BIG SUBURBAN.

Great Crowds Expected at Sheepshead
Bay This Afternoon.
New YORK, June 16.-This afternoon
the great running race of the season
the Suburban Handicap-will be decided
at the beautiful track at Coney Island.
This race is the event of the turf, and
generally draws the largest crowd of the
summer. The betting has been unusually
heavy, and one bookmaker estimates
that at least 81 ,00O, 900 will change hands
on the result. The race is an extremely
valuable one to the winner.
The fields this year will not be as large
as that of last, but it will have more
than a dozen starters, and a stirring and
exciting race is promised. Some of the
very knowing ones think the race
will end as follows: Tenny, first; Tea
Tray, second, and Diablo third. But
there is many a slip between the cup and
lip particularly in horse races.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-06-16
To-DAYs GREAT BLAST.

Gov. Hill and Prominent ElectrisIa So 60
See an Explosion at South BethiekSaG-
ALBANY, N. Y, June 16.-Gov. Hill,
Secretary of State Rice, members Of ten
press, prominent electricians and mining
experts from all over the country will
witness the blasting away of $4,000 tons
of limestone at Peter Callanan's quarry
at South Bethlehem this afternoon.
One hundred and fifty holes on three
separate lodges have been drilled and
each to depth of 30 feet. These are filed
to the surface with dynamite, and when
the current of electricity is turned on
5000 pounds of that explosive will ignite.
The current will be turned on by Miss
Helen Callahan, the 16-year-old daugh-
ter Of the proprietor.
A face of rock 80 feet high, 400 feet
long and 30 feet deep will be displaced.
The Edison Company, of New York, laid
the wires, and the blast is the largest
ever made in this country.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-06-16
CRACK YACHTS READY.
The Racing Season In Eastern Waters Be-
gins Tomorrow.

The Racing Season In Eastern Waters Be
gins Tomorrow.
BOSTON, June 16.-The racing season
in Eastern waters will begin this week.
The first of the big races will be the an
nual regatta of the Massachusetts, Yacht
Club, off Nahant, tomorrow. The own
ers of majority of the local 46-footers
will enter for this race, and the outlook
Is that the Oweene, Barbara, Alborah,
and the Gossoon will be among the
starters. The ironwork on the Beatrix
is not ready, or else she would have been
in the race.
On Friday next the sweepstakes race
off Marblehead, and the 46-footers will
also take part.
The Burgess 46-footers, Sayonara, Min
cola and Oweene, have been ON their
trips, and q weakness in their channels
has shown itself. They were not strong
enough in the first place, as no strength
ening piece was put on them when first
made. The Paine and Burgess boats
have two main shrouds, while the Bar
bara, with shorter spars, has three. The
channels of the Barbara have stron 6
bracing.
From what has been seen of the Bur-
CESS 46-footers under sail, they all carry
little too much sail, and the Oweene,
when hit by not very hard puff, lay
out at good angle. The Burgess boats
all float we'll above their lines, and it is
we'll known that the Mineola took on
board good bit of lead before sailing
for New York. The Oweene will not re-
Quire much less than two tons of lead
to bring her down to her lines.