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Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Staiamimiiter Wlnine N.

Statsminiiter Blaine mobtos ior.
leeen eli Sepeihe ira Sberlt @. Z.
9ispal, Specialcpmmisiar til Spb.
slmerita, bppri henne beretter lelseuoe:
Observation-Disclosures Niirrer tunbe iffc
itda benre. Get er Menin9cu at ppi
IRE eli tppiit cplpmblanit SDsuing.
2iI SeilGonins al pcnne ltal benptteS
9repcr al 9anbets fpitbareite 1r9ior.
ter. Haa bennc Mtaabe fuube &C irem
riie tine prastisc 1reiorter, % ico for.
afrebe, al ies albrIs boppc ieet noSet
2i9neube. Golombiantrne pil nbitilt
aaFie, @ummi, Spmnln, 5pbat, mebi.
cinite Ilauter, 1r9iprter % Mine.
rnlier, bianot oisis iiuoss Smarnsee,
al itcrite 5inbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
2peeieI telegram TIL "1e'
eorab,Y cften."

Slprcncc, Minn., ben ODE Mai 81.
Saloe Slorence br9noer. Gieunoom
til en- 8rroi al $1,000 er Saoet Op !
auer. 9offontoret traes. Srano'
mdnoIfabet sipr beroiltc a~nltrenselisr
for at blipe Serre ouer Slben. 9ens
Sptomit pioeS life.
q. 6. &enning.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

SinnsInge. GeuiuSbureauet pifent
Iiseicroe i 5rebnss Ell i%tatiitiit Bulletin
mi Sincsipsc. Sfslse eennc bar Der
! 1889 / piieutlisc % private SinoS
'p%seoipIer 1886 impS 56,2o5 Garei
1881, Ell 5prssetis al 1880 eaei
1888 Rrpeeut. Gtnnc 6prsselie piIel
fife rpesr 5prrselic / slntallet a
einbSipsc / 5orbplb til 5uregelicn a
Nnhbnggcrnniallet, nleu Ben piicr eli
Ifprseelis al Nipler 90 eli itsrre Siai9
bet hc& RubIitum til at beuDtte Jig al
ben al Sta;crae tiiblbte eluleonir9 pa
ge'Ocmmclisbco
81 Iriputanitalter ianbtss Der &c
epreueoe Stoter i 1889 IS, al bisic
Iisscr % ! nurosatlantiife Stnter, IL
be n~rrNlisc Gcntrnlitnter % cu ! o
'ph ntlnrtiite Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
esituant s.. q. ecmm, ium u

SrtiHuWi ~. ~. SthiD, lpN JN
eierin9eu ior Ell 3lo iibeu ienbte I'll SIC.
pubiifeu Colombia for At iamle omeri=
ionife S~lbtiosia9er for &erbensuOiiil.
liuoeu, bar perst ppermoaoe beloi0.
San bar facet @ulr % Splpiager ii.
CIT &nrbi al $4,000. 9lauot amor,
Neutrality-suspicious. iiuOeS en- @ulOprr.
ipm ! line 8ler bpleer Ell g(be % IL
Imaa 9Iber meb Grneisober % Sler
San bar peiaa u0ret loo bslois at iot
ct pocrmaane mt nrbeioet GuoebiQeoI
al @ulh, 9inierne Oe Smrioiene ia
pGrc uopcrtrGiieli9c. pan bar peiac
iitret fig mango andre 6ieurer, Tom
tprtieet ira bereS biitpriite Sctpbuing
er al tor 1ntereSie Ipr aunituere %
Snuittlilere.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Cor 'Dusrassgsfttn'
Wanpittiae SpHnoelier.

W0Wotttt0e IpVWosifet.
Seq bar tilbrast ben icrlsbne uge
meo at beIe be mango baaoe uauoittige
o. iinbringe S~pfiuoelier, Tom Bdtent'
iOntoret buier. Sioe on Sioe meo
@eroens itsrite SpfinoeIier inocr man
be NET panpittige 5urisg al ben mens
neifeIise Sjerne. Soas Tiger en- sisr
anoen fraitis 9tonO 8atent pna Ell Soe,
Tom oil oplpie 8eroen, % imorsen
frembpoer en- @almano en- Ylan, / Strait
af bpilien bele Msuue itebeoen fan lsfte
fig op til 0immelen ueo at bragg |
Stepleltropperue. Deb at ie 9lennem
Yatenttontoret, iorbauies mar | lise
@rab pper Menneiteaanoens Bisbom
o9 9dabeli9beo. Den enc er, Iom lagt,
ltge laa flor lOm ben anoen, %, ler
man oct fra ben n~arastlge SIDE, fifnoe
man friIteS til at tro, at, naar 3anten
ON ct Yatent litter Jig iro / en- Sphis
oers gus, iaa ilp9ter ben iunoe Sans
uo gjenuem bans 8inbu. Den lpIcnbe
STAT ff / 1884 ct Yatent. Den er la
oct al Bap eler Tin for at ifrRmme
&otter os Mus. 0enne Stat inotager
en- liooenOe StiIing Og er operimnrt
meo SCISSORS, iaa at BEN lpler 0tgr.
tet iom Ell Slo Sat.
@n aroen lt9eiua b~elDnoerltg Sat, Ell
en-, Tom cr lauet al Seri, % iom bripes
ueo llbruart. Den bar / lit Snbre Ell
8els, oeo bpiitcn 0ale % &psbaarene
refer Jig, lOm paa ben mel ralenoe
Sat. 9eriom man itiaer ben ri9ti9
op, oil ben sj0re en- St0i os S~pettatel,
Der fan maale iis meo BuIltenlpmbelit
elIfenoe 9attat. Sasen CT alpeles
iilpci. Dian tr9tter ben op, letter
ben op paa 1aset % Tar ben bple.
NGe &abolasets aatte ipriuger natirs
li9ois paa ben, ME oens siitise &lsr
% Ienoer barber buer eueite en-, ipm
ben Ilaar.
st lpieroe SGletsi er c9iaa bleuen
patenteret. Gn 6eit. iom er upiGlct
nteo bette, ier / Mertct no ium Ell 2yu
ltroale, % man tunoe uaiten iriites til
at tro, at 8rpieteu Glias' Susn bar
fOnmen tilba9e til Sorben i9jen. Der
er lpienoe 5prititeiter % lpietoc SPY
9elIer tot at ItrHmne @raorsuere.
Sanlnart Der CT be9aaet ct eQer anoet
opli9tsuattenoe 2i9rou, ienoes Der ino
til BatenttpntOret life en- eIlcr to We=
taltiiter, men Sitter | Suiius Os Sneie
pis, % jeS bar Jet en- Stte, um9lpet meo
St9n9er al iorarbeioet Sern, bporueo
&iItcn bleu BOlbt ialt, % iOm itrGtfer
lt9 Iaa lanst no ira aiiten Os ino i
Surben, at bet pilOe pRre alpetes mn
liz at ilptte Den uoen peo @iRlp al
gsiteitGn9er % arnne.
Reitauratorer bar lGnse ipetulcret
paa, bpurleoes Dc Tube iaa Gag paa
Tine upaalipeli9e SpiiesjGlter. Sole
pbine SrSdt ! gtew g)ort bar iaat Ya-
tent pad en Snoretnin9, Der NOT ifal
gisre bet al meO 8paroerue5 5lp9ti9s
beo. Oct beltaar / en- Stol % ct 8uro,
Iont begge leber poa euoelps &lebe.
SpIie9jGlten tOumer ino, ta9er Seoe
paa Ell Stol, 6etaler line % @ents,
bporeiter Maaltibet iattes irem ior
banl. Soroet bespnoer oerpaa at IlDtie
Jig, % Manoen ilptter meo, inbtil ban
tommer til ben Doerlte Gnbe al Sulen.
Oten peO Den 3io antases bun at babe
iprlpnet Jig, TIL 3alerfenerle GLIDER al,
os StoleH % Mtanoen sjer llseian.
Der er Ell enbelss &afte al iaaoanne
Stple.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Ora @aibimston.
Observation-Disclosures mellem s

Observation-Disclosures melIem &c
Fprsneee Stoter "a Spauieu Bier IiSlte
llae ieuet til eeu ieonIfe @elanot !
@aibnetoR msS NaaIUs at mocrtesue
ben. spauien Itol iislse eenne Ero'
iot t;aoee tpIeiri 3aoicricl til DC
isaaiic r~eliueiitc Ger Cuba % Sprto
Ricp al ameriiauite @arer petroleum,
anc 2laeS Mnltiucr. anl, 3lelf, Suine'
ieet, Smrr, ct, Spptulo % 6rrpIie.
Gpleen poa 5lpm CT nebiai til bet
Soipe, irr par Den 1891, III er een
t2.e5 III. Barrel. Tette er en- itpr Hes
button, men mon hapoe epa rentei at
iao gclesn poo Slpur NED III 81. I'll
@ienaiGle bar DC 5preneee StaterS
@esierius mbrsmmet Spouien tolo'ri
SneferieGaf peitinciif Sutter, aaffc %
Cora.
Ter er inaer Evil ont, at banee 5a'
trifauter 20 6aruere oil bape ,tore
Ncreeie al Observation-Disclosures rieo
Spdnlcn.
6rcbeprprucenterne Saitilien, Spa
nlcn, arbsieeee ibGrniSt imoe eenne
GratiatS @~tetasclie; DC paaitpe, at BET
ypoulfe Mel life tnnbe touturrere meo
BET omeritonite pan be pcitiubiite Mars
iseer. ben lOuejuenoe 5prlamlin9
hnoe oer eoe life i~temmcs pper oennc
qrotioi, Ia ben iponite 8esjerits alene,
uoen ben lppsipcuee 5oriamlinSs I'll
Itsmnine, bar &et iii al %niillttc Grat'
!dfcr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
5raaben nobuler Stenen. 8 3cr,


Jolt | Ylr8inia blep fOrnplis ct beipus
oerIist SGbbsmaal afsiort. Den enc
Bart paaitoS, at ielu ben itarteits
Mano life piloe tunte uobOlbe at op.
ianss en- Quart gaub braabspis i Jim
Saanb. San ulloe peooe mso buem.
iombelit ON 500 Dollars. Den, Der
mootos @aooemaalet, iasoe, at bet oar
en- rem 8asatel. Men eiterat 500 Sraa'
Der Sano bar falone neo paa ben inore
Glaoe al bans 9aano fra tire 5oos
Ssloe, ltres ban, at oct bar moi. enbuer
Oraabe inerteoe bam III iom ct Yiite'
flag, % paa 6uben oife iis, en- 8lars
iaa tor lom en- Dollar.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Retiprotitet nlee Gene,nela. {

Miniiter Sutelbo IF i Susbass priuat
MesSelelie pm, at Den lopsipeube 5pr-
inmiius ps Resjerin9en bnpoe tilitcmt
ben &sclprpcitetstrattat, iom blep lore.
ilaaet al Statspspartementet. Saa mart
greiibenten mbertesner ben, ttaper
ben / Strait.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Cbsrt 8. j. 3iloer, en- ! 6On0nrt

IptrF y. ". HIIptr, tH Q0HpIItas
boiot ameritanit sapitaliit, bar fore.
Tnaet Stnts miniiteren, at Der unoer
gerccnSnoitiIinsen ! Gbicasu inoinm.
les Sioras iii ct Momment for @bri-
ftppber Columbus. Mouumeutet itnl
ieiies paa bet Steo, bppr Columbus
isrit latte i'm Sob pna amerifanIt
Grunn. lette Steo ital p9re Gpiut
gaitiao peo grurilla / SpneurnS.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Or Yi1eIen tm tropareia sspa ,.

Xyuu .
al y. =. Saltlngs, or ct lioct Sefte paa 6
Sieer, %ooeriat ira Gugellt peo z. Seibera
epang. lutb, Saitor.
0ette lille Sorluarsltrlft err i9roeles rioi
paa SienesbDro lpr bpao Oct ltal beutie. %
ltrepet paa en- laa tiltrRttenoe Raabe. a,
Gnbper, Der tnteresierer fla ior a~riitenoom'
men, oil finoe lin 8lGoe / her at trTifs IN
laaom MausipIOiabeo al 9euiier for. maj
Der logger oereS 3ro uRrinelt.
vi oil Der anfpre SuoleonnaSproeac a.
SperlGitereu:
@uos Orb.
3u 9piet er Seroens Ntprrc.
Oh Ytpet or / 9Boens gano.
On Gesnet er Spnoeus 5prfe.
On Seten or til Sipns Strano.
On SoGroet or mob ,sienoeitarcn
Sn Slelmen or ior 5roens Selt.
an Geoer er l9leHnem SSaren,
Su 6prer or paa Strioens 6elt.
IN 2rplten er tunae Stlnorr.
On 999e er lor Siertets Saar.
an S9tter CT, naar Soften blugb,r
gu Sralten CT. naar lpaa ban itoa,.
Zen, eier big, tuu ban er rio:
@uo lao os alorla mite oiai
9ris 10 gts. 5naes "9ecoron 4,p;ter.
SOshaneel eller hos Seu. &. Sslbera. oaIes.
Yatota.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

Sc Mpertisiemsntet ON Salna,''s an,
| ueIts 9lumer. On Walil'e i'I s,;,t,
ices ium en- prastis @aus til pN"'
Mpber eCer Eatter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
eia'. al etig 81 a.l,.o

guG esuKss. ss
cEsni j. 0bsnt9 aEassd tapts 90 yaa, et Jen II
ct sitiis N,si,m a Jiruaa 5. !. Gs,n,s & Co., su
srirtE 5%eUrniHs Erin lsisss. ! esenuapnts Csun,s
g Stai, % a. aesait lirma pHi ttels On gun, AZ At
tpnsrstt eegars ier bp,fi ,Hssii aiiialet al Geisrrs,
ttn it's iaa 'arsss; gb srns,u al Halls Ca,arrh
Cure. GtaHt qb,nen
esiziid isg mis g uueui,sati min ReysGrdI, sm
q, 3utmtH A r. 1866.
,s.I d. u S. Si,,is.i'"'
Halls Cat4rrh Cure iaats iHsseTits o. pis,I sir,.,s
fss elstsi % syismas Elimeruhoss. ssus ,nt
ttsirsnlfr. 90. eluE & Co.
" sslst a trassinsy. IS Gents. Grail
3peiDbigi. 9areren: Satob! Spao
ejsrbe aain msb fin 9rpber Abel?
Saiob: San iprraabts bam.
oarercn: llristist! Gig BIZ bet,
Brit!
Grit: saim flOe fin gror ibiel.
Oareren: let Bar sObt.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

tthiertr.
rHNu ct 'sn'n
tagttsnti
GdH tcboS
Instcn loren
eicnNiuaofrl
rtSf Der, mel
r,rot 6orretl
better Il
%lrptn0e INC
gtpHr al y
% ogiaa ;
natter tt9pcr'
simgeiPnner
brae Og Opof
ksm til at
Fcrrs Rocr
eeftccr OR,
ssrioner BerO
lon fattige III
Mt for nO8le
Farnlt for fer
gpntb 9enf
,rsr Ben morn
g,aGr Snliuti
SnoiciliH0 er
Ea9mgton !
elpsR Der .
Eiibmston %
usmartet GOO
iii, og &taa
lulte sOntb !
afhr ugcite 4
SGnbancn DO
North Yakirn'
% scutb Sen
Ga ri bar 10
Edibm8ton g
IN gp al no9C
BEN, nj bar,
eamiGrbieI M
Esser I'm 49,
49, % %OrtIai
Ill ggempel at
gyOrhrcS til
laHt Sails eel
SNNcofritt al
fauteu I'll @dpe
Ntps 424 9ttl,
sltnHcm Sortia
sputb gcno III
fOrtluno 655,
%for'crtcNc 9iita
Bore Coinage
ssnHe gu Ell q
ne 5000 Suo
Dat iiNcn lie pt
sG for llGrpGre
taIN til Stprrel
.Hbtt Steo
soot for 2
mart uperfnlbt
?G CT mango z
Gre toutultr ito
3d &eileoniu
n uiis bio OH
Iu OpIpies: VI
Ocrira NE
br: &c., Buor
Gore, o9
EaO til South
ctOita or en- a
Id 9crubanen
Il Nsurc 9apn,
Surbor
Gone or
gtrucn lor benz
lsf % ale Reb
rcgiaa norltc.
scfbaa0su til 2
en- al be
Dor
Stcn Glen, oel
CnRtpopmmer
Tbs G ipenFt
StCr bleu, 70
her I!
StiRbnc
No 3apu 6reOri
mproeoe
Sga @eors
% D,
R'toet bar iaa
y oreruat iom
Tar, at ia
pltm 6rcOritic
Gage iVrcuo be
asSm at pGre
Stt 6gritr %
d nau pore Z
aIlt SiOucSbpro
" en- iaa iIRt
iut gtorc
tllut ID
George
100 benz til bo
'Vosmber blcp
Mont
SanN % bortig
mutt RaaOc, a
til BAN flo
aa't bet cueIte
.''o Oct ian, at
. S't bar ieIoIgl
Ne Nem 6ubeOc
: tie aCgeu me,
40 9uuo {
'lltHOe til Gpiter
&Oie % 6
Ute emo bar, IN
at bore d
Tar blcus
~Rs tCuretteb,
aner DC, oct
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
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Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

HITLER, |
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&igs",.S~' y
&opt, ISs' ia 4
laarr -, ,T :" y
no, gona ~,n ~
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Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

TN. =. wv "H' HIoFs'" 7" sN"Hn
c ~ Stleher. 3nbbpIb: Tprsep
ltiolo.- cans Nelieu eauae. - 3ohu grciCu - tarl
GQeoe.-Tbomas siUao.-gterr HaIs-6dns btlot,n
-Beoras 8aibiuaiun-Np Guiuea % bets 3~uaiPtts-
khrcHoblemsE Scmtuis.- Gpubefs meUiruf, cdas
3llutratipuer: SorosnitioIo. tdne 8itin
pause.-3Obn Gricicr.-Sans 5~sses-gbon1a s,Hsa
-ReOer Snis.-Saus SeIasisn. -@scras g]Salbmgich-
3uofgets pla Np'Sutnea. ibiias % J'rbarsasta
I ErGtuppene paa Rn.Suinea. - FhroHBr--#%Iuw
tiris.-Goubets unbsrigiif, 9anb. Gubvr abOm,nl
m eusr %soutnrel, Der ~ineieuber si.@ I fOrituo. CT buts
tact nj ~Secorabfsoiisr % Deb amsH- ct Mar Y
ceuat SrSwieboo. qua man snftsr GVBtH ~tuSburSss
RIdd 10 Gents eEfra meDlenpes.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

soes % nusrfomm. FDr,yut,.m' "
Std'sf. ias stoer. SashsIs: airrnsb,s,n.mS y
Cen pbp'dslca'f Saass, al satinH g,g1 ~ %aH
utter 1prspennen. at 9. strsm Hstsno rs SSs'
U%arulO'as udH.-t-@rintbuir Wurtaain, =
Sne'fe VI Sscras e~trpmboI.) I'm qroi.r I ~.
3OitOr @OItOns gacor Otter BET guasre,
ldsn ira SrIons.- @uibsrasertu. sUrtrgir, u.',A
tOrfia. Soueuoe paa fin Bon. On Frrtror, a'a'
i'Oat arta -%nnlrs % eisrts. gUrtauina ho ,. w
cperiIi al cdtbor gr,em. 0'aHA
"Dceordb.Rc often" 90 "Bee arner~ ., w,r-
BOG lpm Vr9mi,. sl.2o bsftr, guo,r ,r,S !. 0fhr'
Gents tTtra. @"'HU
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

9uobolS: Sororb.- RdIpninas. sfler Tl,litftbuR 10
1.-aaIOuinasisber RO. a. 9iarrbut-Gplit. D5blss
uin9.-SOas 6orbSieIis.-Graabtsbso ,fter ARA STStr
aIaoer, o. I. .. - ~gpsrburubelie. - Saart sair.-
rinber ub isIS.-yQeitsus pIuoieIiss Dpbsr.-llH'ilTl'
9drreipse. = adIpefaitnine. - 6orrepsr Yisis'aFt p
Sloois Naslf. - Bsbf ~@t,tt.-SpHb. panbboies tV't
-9eioarIise GsDler. -SdeIarss 6soisL.- GortfeNnni
bOlote t~iIbasG-SOueoei bsloes tiibaGe.-Sa rr' tsS
Der irsmOpr. - Ssbt % ppiuuImst Softer No0n
bprets 9ilfdnb. - Giterbnrbeus SgienbIipen- S@'W
llo'aIo.- aisnbstsan pda en- COB sQeI'eto. ~HefcT0'
Toier" 90 "8so.alrusH" ct Var RsO o,Hns prrHi'''a
inobunosa, SI.s6.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-03-09
SENSATIONAL CASE.
Grave Charges Against a United
States Marshal.
A BOND ExAcTED BY BULLYING.
sutherlands Story About His Sending In,
decent Matter Through the Mails.

He duplicates the Rev. Mr.. Sears-Com-
PEELED to Sign Over $4,000 to Minister
Donohue by Threats-NTarshal Barring
Was to Receive S4,OOO-The Facts Told
in Court by Sutherland.
WnKEsBARRE, Pa, March 9.-Another
startling chapter has been added to the
Observation-Disclosures case, the publication
of which has created sensation here.
As already reported, NJ. E. Sutherland
and George Name, both residents of Hazel.
ton, were arrested, charged with making
improper use of the mails. United
States Marshal Barring made the arrest.
Sutherland is worth 100000. Name is
proprietor of the Daily Sentinel. The Of
Tending circulars were sent to the Rev.
Peter Donohue, presiding elder of the
Danville District NJ. E. Church, and his
parishioners.
The circular declares the necessity Of
a new presiding elder in the Danville Dis
trict, and denounces the incumbent, in
terms too gross to repeat, as hypocrite,
fraud and libertine. 1t is signed "Neme-
sis"
Forced to Sign n Note.
When Sutherland was arrested he con-
fessed to being the author of the circular,
saying that he had mated Donohue Tor
years. He now states that he was taken
to the private Office of Marshal Barring
and there forced to sign note for SIC, 600
payable to the Rev. Peter Donohue. The
next day the note was put on record in
the Court House, and across it's face was
written: II hereby assign to Marshal Bar
ring $4,000. Peter Donohue."
Sutherland went into court and pro-
tested against being forced to pay the
note, making the statement above given.
Marshal Barring says he wanted the
$4,000.
Rev. Mr.. Sears Implicated.
Sutherland's story brought out the fact
that he had been instigated in his attack
upon Donohue by the Rev. William Sears,
another NJ. E. minister, who was a candi-
date for Donohue's position as presiding
elder. He is charged with having writ
ten many letters to Sutherland, furnish
ing him with charges to be used in the
circulars against Donohue. In one letter
he is reportedas saying: "Another circu-
lar will kill him as sure as fate.''
When Sears found that Sutherland was
caught he is said to have urged him to
sign the note giving $4,000.
1t is not likely the note will be paid
now. The Court has allowed Sutherland
: Il enter the above defence.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-03-09
HE SHOT TWO WOMEN.

The People at Nyaok, n. ", Excited Over
the Arrest of a Brutal Robber.
NYAcK, N. V, March 9.-At l a. m.
Joseph Storrs, young married man of
this place, entered the residence of Mrs.
Bridget Armstrong for the purpose of
robbery
He was discovered by the mistress of
the house who tried to seize him, at the
same time making an cutlery. Storrs shot
the woman twice in the neck, and as she
lay on the floor the cowardly ruffian
brutally kicked her in the side.
Mrs. Armstrong; daughter appeared
on the scene and Storrs fired at her, the
bullet taking effect in the chin. He then
fled from the house.
The daughter, badly wounded as she
was, ran a long distance in her night
clothes for physicians and the police.
The police arrested Storrs about an hour
and half afterwards.
His examination will occur this after
noon. The people are much excited over
the affair and bitter feeling against
Storrs prevails. It is thought the in
juries of the ladies will not prove fatal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-03-09
Waterbury People Aroused
Movement on Foot THAI will
Drive Doctors and Undertak.
ers From Our Midst
Everyone Can Live to
BE as Old rs He Likes.
From the Boston Journal of Commcrcel

From the Boston Journal of Commcrcel
Take an hour of exercise to every pound
of food. We are not nourished by what
we eat, but by what we digest. Every
hour you steal from digestion will be re-
claimed by indigestion. Beware of the
wrath of patient stomach! He who con-
trolls his appetite in regard to the quality
of his food, may safely indulge it in re-
gard to quantity. The oftener you eat the
oftener you will repent it. Dyspepsia is II
poor pedestrian, walk at the rate of four
leave her behind. Abstinence from all
stimulents is easier than temperance. An
egg is worth pound of meat. Sleep is
sweeter after a fast day than after feast
day. A good hair mattress contributes TO
health, and ours are warranted or money
refunded. Our woven wire lace bed will
make you sleep You will rest easy on
our chamber suits and parlor suits, be-
cause you know that you bought from a
house that never swindles anybody; no
successful house can afford to. We sell
more furniture than all the stores in this
section combined. Why Because We
have the largest stock, the newest styles,
and as every close buyer knows, the low
est prices. Our stoves and ranges are in
two hundred houses in Waterbury, and
soon they will be in the house of every
good housekeeper. We waited three years
to get these ranges because We knew that
they were the best We sell them from So
TO 81 less than any first class range in the
the market.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-03-09
A STORY OF BURIED JEWELS.
Royal Treasures Said to be Buried in Lu-
zerne County, Pennsylvania.

Royal Treasures Said to be Buried in Luz
zerne County, Pennsylvania.
Wn.KEsBARRE, Pa, March 9.-The First
National Bank of Pittston has received a
letter from Spain, signed by priest,
stating that a vast sum of money is buried
somewhere in this vicinity.
The letter says one of the most favored
of the courtiers of the late Alphonso re-
received large sum of money, said to be
a million francs, while the King was on
his deathbed, in return for the perform
ance of dying wish.
The Queen was jealous of the courtier,
and at the Kings death she instructed
her ambassador to arrest him for stealing
a casket containing number of jewels
from the palace. He fed to America
and buried his treasure, but returced to
Spain and was arrested and put in prison
where he died.
The plans of the place where the treas
ure was buried were in a satchel which
was taken by the tribunal, who, not
knowing of the contents offered to dismiss
the case on payment of the costs. The
priest asks for money to pay the costs, so
as to obtain the satchel and plans.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-03-09
BIG LOOKOUT.
Twenty Thousand Clothing Workers sud
denly Forced Into IdIeness.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, March 9.-All the
clothing manufacturers of the city noti-
fed the cutters and trimmers IN their fac
tories that their services will be discon-
tinued, at least temporarily. This will
throw over 1000 people out of work.
Henry Michaels, president of the Manu-
turers' Association, said to the men in
the employ of his firm, Michaels, Stern s.
Co., that he was extremely sorry that
there was no work for them. Other manu-
facturers used similar brief, but signifi-
can't expressions. In one of the factories
the following explanation in typewriting
was handed to each man:
eve have been so hampered and inter
fered with in our business by intermediate
parties that we feel compelled to stop
work from now on until we can adopt
means to conduct our affairs in manner
satisfactory to ourselves"
All the manufacturers refuse to make
any statement to reporters. One cutter
said: mo demand has been made on us
for anything. Our employers have found
no fault with us. All we know is that
we are told that there is no more work
for u.s."
The general opinion is that the women
operatives will complete the work now in
the ShoDS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-03-09
BURNED IN A WRECK
An Express Train Ditched by
a Broken Rail.
THREE CARS PILED IN A HEAP.
Set on Fire by the Patent Heater and
All Destroyed

One Man Burned to a Cinder and Several
Others Seriously Injured-A WOman's
Body Crematcd in the Blazing Cars
An Express Messenger Extricated from
the Wreck With the Loss of His Foot.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, March "a terrible
railroad wreck occurred on the Jackson
vile Southeastern, which resulted in the
total destruction of all the cars by fire,
the smashing of the engine, the loss Of
one life outright and the serious injury
of several persons.
The southbound express, due here at
a. M, was nearing Havana, when a
broken rail ditched the entire train,
which consisted of n baggage and ex-
press car, smoker, chair car and two
sleepers. As soon as the engine struck
the defective rail it careened into the
ditch and the baggage car was piled on
top of the tender.
Consumed by Fire.
Fire from the engine or stove in the car
at once set fire to the latter and it was
speedily consumed. The baggageman by
some means managed to get out without
being seriously injured and he at once
went to work rescuing the others. He
found the express messenger pinned fast
under heavy box and with superhu-
man effort eXtricated him, but the poor
fellow had lost his left foot Others who
were not hurt ut once went to work look
ing after the passengers on the train. The
chair car was set on fire by the patent
heater and tho flames communicated with
the sleepers and all were destroyed.
AwOman's Body Cremated.
The body of Miss Ellen Woods, whose
remains were being brought here from
Chicago for burial, was consumed in the
blazing cars.
Fireman James N Saddle was caught
in the wreck of the baggage car and ten
der and burned to cinder. Frank
Birkenhead, the engineer, fortunately
was found and saved, though his left arm
and leg were broken. Several others
were seriously injured.
A train with surgeons was at once dis
patched from this place, and every effort
was made for the comfort of the sufferers.