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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-16

AMONG papers peionging to the lata
G. w. Perry, of Lamar. Mo-. letter
was found written by himself short
time before his death. acknowledging
that he killed j. =. Cash. near Paris,
ILL.,, twenty y-four years ago. lie lad
been tried and acquitted of the crime.
Ina gale at Galveston, Tex, Robert
F'rankovich, Frank Miltovich, Pete
Straugle and J. Speech were drowned.
In western Washington the wheat
crop was being greatly damaged by
gophcrs and squirrels.
A. Z. BURKHARDT & Co., in Cincin-
natl, largest fur dealers in the country,
suffered loss of S750.0OO by fire. and
the clothing firm of Geiershofcr & Go.
lost sa5o.0OO by the same fire.
THE extent of navigable water of the
Ohio river and it's tributaries is given
by census bulletin at 92s miles, cx-
cluding 500 miles from Cincinnati to
the mouth of the Ohio river.
On the sth light frosts were reported
in portions of Iowa and Illinois
| THE legislature of Georgia met in
| summer session at Atlanta
III eilS upoCttAhS VA u up0e y
Kek, a saloon keeper at Sandusky. o.,
and Joseph Braunlich, of Cleveland.
were drowned in Lake Erie.
AT Newbnrg, o., freight trains coli
| lided, and five men were hurt, two ia
tally.
EDWARD McTHERY, of Indianapolis,
in fit of jealousy, fatally shot his wife
and then shot himself dead.
s. p. ANDERsoN's house IL miles west
of Clifton, Tex. was struck by light
ming, and his wife and three daughters
were killed.
AT Lamar, Ark, Eliza Ryan. aged 80
years, was restored to sight after be-
ing blind thirty years by having tooth
extracted.
On the 9th the tenth international
convention of the Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Endcavor opened at
Minneapolis with $1,000 delegates III
attendance. The secretary's report
showed that there were in the country
1924 societies with total member
ship Of 1,OGs,9 Among the dcnomi-
nations the Presbyterians have 4,019
societies, Congregationalists 3,745, Bap.
fists 2,3S1, Methodists ZOOS. Christians
sol. During the year $4,000 members
of the societies became church mem
bers.
A MOB lynched Jim Bailey, negro
who assaulted Mrs. Folsom at Eeebe,
Ark.
NEAR Olney, ILL.,. Mrs. Raymond and
her 4-year-old son were struck by a
passenger train on the Ohio & Missis-
sippi road and instantly killed.
NEAR Olmsted, ILL.,, Pat Moss and
Eddy Davis, both colored, and white
boy, aged Is years, named Harry Odel,
were beaten to death with a clab by
Daniel Welsh. an insane negro
FLAMES which started in Mitchell
Bros.' lumber yard at Jennings, Mich.
destroyed 10000, 900 feet of lumber, q
planning mill, engine house and foul
dwellings. Total loss, S25O,000.
REPUBLICANS of Nebraska will meet
i'm state convention at Lincoln ON Thurs.
day, September "a.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-16

Mrs. MARY c. LEAyrrT. who has just
returned from eight years of temper
ance work in foreign parts, says that
for seven years she never saw face
she had met before; yet everywhere
,he found some touch of nature and
kinshir.'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-16

The United States is young yet, but
1t leads the world in its libraries. The
public libraries Of all Europe put to-
gether contain about 81, ,O0O, 900 Volumes;
those of this country contain about So
Onn nnO
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-16

IF a poison has been accidentally
swallowed. instantly drink pint of
warm water in which has been stirred
a teaspoonful of salt and one or two of
mustard. A half glass of sweet oil will
render many poisons harmless.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-16

UNCLE SAM has sent 100000 guests to
Europe this year from the port of New
York alone. European countries can
not afford to quarrel with your Uncle.
His patronage is too valuable.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-16
Epitome of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
FROM WASHINGTON.

EnS" svNSIVbN0 ObNs
THE exchanges at the leading clear
ing-houses in the United states during
the week ended on the 4th aggregated
81, ,020, ,332, Are, against $40, ,6G2, ,02o the
previous week. As compared with the
corresponding week of 1890 the decrease
amounted to 11.3.
IT was shown by census bulletin on
education that the enrolment in the
public schools in the country for 1880
was Q, 9,951 COS. and for 1890 IL, 5a3. ri, a
gain of 81. "a per cent.
In the United States the visible sup
ply of grain on the 9Th was: Wheat,
IL, 3,601 bushels: corn, 1920, 3yl BUSH
els; oats, 4.563.3l0.
THE membership of the Catholic
church in the United States numbers
$3.50, 900 communicates over Is years of
age.
THE Chilian steamer Itata will be
held on three charges, viz: Violating
neutrality laws, contempt in leaving
while under arrest, and violation of
navigation laws.
NOTICE was given Bank Examiner
Drew, of Philadelphia, that on account
of his connection with the keystone
bank affair his services were no longer
required by the government.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-16
THE EAST.


EIGHTEEN missionaries left New
York for Europe, their object being to
make converts for the Mormon church
in Utah. They will remain abroad two
years.
AN explosion in the mill of the
Moosic Powder Company at Jermyn,
Pa, killed two men.
FIRE in the carpet mill of p. r.
Priestly ut Philadelphia caused loss
of 100000.
JAMES J. SLocUM, Joseph Wood, Har.
ris A. Smiler and Shibuyo Jugigo Were
executed by electricity in Sing Sing
prison for murder. Although there was
reflex muscular action after the first
contact, the physicians present had no
doubt that death was instantaneous.
The death of ex-Congressman John
Il. Packer occurred at his home in Sun
bury, Pa.
FIRE destroyed the Empire print
works in New York, causing loss oi
S200,O
UNDER the amended immigration law,
sixty-seven paupers who reached New
York from foreign shores were returned
to the country from whence they came
during the past three months.
| Miss IRENE w. Corr. of Norwich,
| Conn. has received the first certificate
of admission which Yale university has
ever granted to woman.
| FUNERAL services of the late Hanni
bal Hamlin occurred at Bangor, Me-, on
the sth. The body lay in state from II
a. IN. till : p m. and was viewed by
thousands of people.
| AT the Green Ridge colliery near
Mount Carmel. Pa. an explosion of gas
fatally burned John Dorsey and John
| pickmonti.
PENNSYLVANIA democrats will hole
| their state convention in Harrisburg
| on Thursday, September 3.
Gov HILL has pardoned James C.
| King. of New York. who had servet
| eighteen years of life sentence FOL
murder at Auburn prison.
IMMIGRATION statistics for the yeal
ended June 80, 1891, show that The
total numter of emigrants landed il
| New York during that period was 405,
6o4. Germany sent the largest mum
ber, 14,3sa. Italy was next with 20,
1.6. ireland came third, with 35.424
and Russia fourth, with 33,5l4, most O
whom were Hebrews. OF those wht
| arrived $40 were returned
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-16
A Woman's Work In India.

Doctor Edith -Phipson has been
elected to membership in the senate OF
the Bombay university, in recognition
of her courage in publicly attacking the
system of hild-marriage in India. The
lady has record of which she may
well be proud. She entered the Edin-
burgh university in 1867 and was one OF
the first women to take the medical
course. She has for some time been in
charge of the Cana hospital for women
and children in India, and was among
the first movers for the establishment
of the London Medical school for wom-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-16

THE wealth of the United States is
estimated at S71. 500, 900. 900. that of
England at $50, 00O. 900, 900, and that of
France at S3G. 600. OOO. 600
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-16

front of Burlington freight train near
Fairfield, L., and was instantly killed
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-16

THREE triplets born scvcnty-sevcn
years ago celebrated their latest birth
day anniversary recently at their home
In Sumneytown. Pa.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22

- Gin Teueralarm brodte nm balb
smolf seitcrn Morsen unicre Scuermebr
auf bic Yeine. Dur6 Tunten zines
&amins mnroe at Der Neiioen; bes
6errn g. .. NeteriOn Elm tleiner
8rano peruriadt, ,pet6er ieoo6 gel0l6t
mmrbe, unb oie Teuermebr pnrbe 1pieoer
aurafbeprbert. Die 0aten u1o Setter
81. mar 5uerit oienitiertis uno betam
ben erItcn Yreis, S1lau1 So. 90. !
bctam ben ameitcn. 59laltb So. 60.
8 mar aud prompt CUR Stele. 8ei
biejem Teller iteQte IS 1i@ ,pieber einnal
beraus, baB Veueralarmfditm anges
btadt ,perDen loaten, DEM bic Teuers
alarmitoBe Der Dappip feiie saben ben
gcnauen Diitritt ocS Teners nibt an,
Wabreuo TTrau giebl am 5orts
tag Nadmittag gcset 9 ubr altf Dem
9eimme9e besriffe. NAT, belticgen Baul
@oebert uno Mler 59menoin9er wel6e
beiibc in Gottonwooe arbeiten, ibren
Wagcn uno nabmcn ibr bas biS6en
@clo, wcldes lid. sic alte 6rall als
Mil6lieierantin Dabreao oes cages
lauer peroient bate. GaB Die 55rpet Die
Chat in ntibternem 3utanoe besan9en
baben, f0nnen mir faum slauben. I'm I'm
aleri6wermiesenoiten trtfit ejeooG Der
lmitano, baB lie BET altcu 6rau 9eorobtt,
fails iie 9drm idlasen Uiiroe, tie err
ite@en gu molten. Nadbem iie oas 9elO
9enommen batten, singcn Fc ldrn1eno y.
iin9enb oapon. Trau gtebl iubr ib1e1
nod elm Stld BesS rad), nm ausfinois
gu MAIDEN, luer lie ieien, tebrte ober
unuerridteter Sa9c ,pieoer I'M. &ins
Ser, mclde bcm ueberfau sulaben,
t@au1ten bic beioeu uno 10 FAM IS baB
S@erifi S@melj lie III furser 3eit oinss
feit ma6te. Mm Dicntag uurbe vi:
bert BON 0tidter 0oalen nm $25 uno
Soften uno S@pcnbinger hin SO be-
trait. Die Yuri9en t0nnen ii@ ibris
gems slldlid lddben, baB lie nit elmer
lilo gelinben Styafe oauonfamen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22
(einseianbt.)
Gin 8armcr, ia oas BIT.

9llo ben Namen wiQt' ni6t nenaen,
9u Gbreierii1er Narmerbelb!
Mn beinem &ei9tbunt bit su tenllcl,
Den Ou %poiauneit IN bic Welt.
Gs mar Dir Me9t-bu ,piirbeit bobnen,
Menns @olelptaueE ginse i6le9t,
Oeine Oumnt9eit nod NIT Nreube tro1elt,
Wenn's STAB ni9t Sins nit Walier re4t.
. irr' bid ni6t, bu Groeniobn6en,
Die Welt, tie brebt iid NIT uns rum.
ST Der Dollar nur beill Grbenlobuden
90 biit Ou ldredli9, i4redli6 bumn.
@ebt's obne mid ut enrer gde,
go it's mir ilur Don 0er5eit lieb.
Man balt i6on ldn9it fur endD bic Sdde
SIT bic maj. eu1 mad ridpdrts 3iebt.
llub bu III beinen Reimeslaten,
Bon Dcuanip rpiQit bu nod i9mdben!
@eb in ben StaQ, frdg belne Sub,
sic meib nod mebr bauor alS bn.
Gin Tarrner ia, has Bit BIZ 10,
6alt Deinen &opi gang po0 pon Strob.
gu biinfelbafter. ar,ner gSibt,
gto4 lang Bit bu bite Sarmer ni6t.
ES4le9tidb' es aus in unierm 0anb,
Gin jeber miibte iib periteden,
gNenn Der Mqian3 s6euerbranb
Sid miiBte 1dbren pol. iolden Geden.
Sat aud Elm prd9ti9es gipl
1no itredit bic 9ein' gum Seniter 'raus.
0od'S Miitter9en mlBt mobnen itia
@anj nab bein Mtiit imSiibnerbans.
8aBt auf, ibr syarmersbriiber atle,
j3iebt fcine Miliondre arob,
Na,t9t iie, Denn Jung, in elmer Sale
limb be9t lie ii6t III current S9ob.
1rob alel Nroteftions9eieben
Gbut MAJ, bic S~eftiomspidbr periesen.
yta, glitter, bait piel 9anb 10 germ,
Oh triesit rodmal 'nelt sa,sen Stern.
Gr0iine feline Som itrob=peri@e",
@rlpibert lie ie ltdt. brtll9t erlhe.
8ebenfe. rpe,tn'S lit Walb. rein l9uut,
Sc alemal aud rpi6erbaut.
Ser Mlte pom Walt
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22

s. &iesino ,uirb ieinea Netions'
8ertaui iortieten.
- SutiuS9rauie bat bic Nnltrelder'
Nrbcitcn am Grei Manrer Z Slod aDers
nommen.
SIS mirb,, 9cldwcroe scii9rt,. oaB
uniere 9dder nidt sen,l9 8rnD l'eter'
tSnnen.
- Serr 9lno, Gditein tebrte nit
Uamilie wiebcr pon Minneiota 2ate no
e. aui Belud uerweilte, suriid.
- Der &i I'M 1ieiisen Meisens
Martr ibeint aufb6ren gu woQcn.
Beisen bradte seitern 80 Gts.
SER unb 0rau g. Marti famen
AM Oienitas woblbebaltcn . ,brer
Nciie mad Der S6pei; Suriid.
9. @rlnenfelbcr bat ben Seis
tenwes M Der 1nlons0alle b6Der selest.
Gr 1T iest NIT Der StraBensN Slime be-
|idaftist.
- Cine Wette melde Contractor
6anI9en unb Sos. u. Gditein betreffs
TertisiteQuns bes %NuBenbaues bes Maus
rersSlodes einsesansen rparen, puroe
pom eriterem %9eruonnen. Mm Oienfta9
Nadmittag mar man nit ben Nr!beiten
ierti9 unb elm Stern> unb Streifenban>
-. ..rL -. 81 ~L~ n.en.ooc.>
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22

- Uvie QebmMln. W~riSeMtanier pom
Gig. mar Montao babier.
IS. gebber, unier 9arbicr, Fit in,
geiise zines pbotpsrapbiidm !9nitras
u,cnteS
- Vie Observation-Disclosures crhiels
ten am Montas srpBc Senounsen BON
Mepfcln.
Mm Nienitaa beaab iid Morids
ner ani cine Msitntionstonr in ben met.
li6cn Tbeil bes Gountps.
Treb Oofer, welher adt Nohre IN
benz 10. Nereiniatcn Staaten Meeiment
hiente, mar AM Montag in her Stabt. .
- Sn GiHg brad am Mnntaa Der
Observation-Disclosures bcs Goole Miu Gle
pators. weldes cine turseS STRUNG perurs
ia1te.
- 6err Tbeo. Sbrpen0inaer perreilte
am Montag na9 Dornbirn. Oeiterrei9.
leiuem @eburtsorte. 81 mirb bort Idnss
ere i3eit aaf Beiu6 u~ertpeilen.
Wm. Trant fam BON Wintbrop
;uriid unb miro ii1 eini9e Belt babier
aufba1ten. Spdter ruirb er dis gafIirer
IN bic Bant BON Sprins1elb eintreten.
rs DerNreimaurerBl od iitniu 10 nett
fertis 9eitellt, baB man nit benz GiuS
ieeen Der Tenfer beaonnen bat. Gs 1T
unitreitbar bas i@6nite @eiddftsse>
bdube Der Stabt.
Mn benz Sifliden Theil Der Item
Morb>S traBe 1T man nit Mufiillen Be-
i9dftiat. I'm bic WaKcrleituns. metde
bort ni6t iebr tief selest 1T. Dor benz
Ginfrieren 3u iditen.
Mm Montaa rpurbe auf turae j3eit
bas ftabtiide Waffer %abgebrebt, ba an
Der Gde Der Broabmap unb litet1
Norb StfaBe bic 2eituns led oenproeu
mar, Der S9aben mar iebo9 balb
ausgebeiert.
- Gbas. Maion, rpel6er am Sa,n>
flag i'm bieiiaen Trabtbof NIT Wasens
foppelm bei9dftigt mar, gerietb nit ber
6anb smiiden spei &opplet unb erlitt
iol9e 8erletunsen, baR tbm spei
Singer abgenommen meroen rnnbten.
SER s. @etIaff bat iid nun bod
enti6loNen, iein @ei@dfts @ebdl,be
nod bicjes Sabr erri@ten 3u lai1en.' Die
Mrbeiten sumySeiterbam murbenD ienitag
in Mnariff genommen. 6ani9en unb
.S6opefabm Bros. iinb init benz Gon>
trait betraut morben. &
- 9etten Mittnpb nurOe aut benz
Staat5sS ccretaridt bieSncorp orations>
ltrtunbe..ber bieiigenGasleaRiaGo hintsrs
lcgt. Die geamten finb: s. Silperion,
Brxiioe,,t, q. Sdmibt it. BON Cincinnati,
0iceprdiibent, q. @1mtbt il. ,Seeretdr;
unb Mm. Siluerion, S6aemeiiter.
q. S1mibt ppn Cincinnati unb @bas.
@ilperion bon bier linb bic 9aupt>Mcs
ti%eninbaber. 0bise CORPORATION trittam
eriten December 5. s. in effect.
SnDeut9lan 5 parooirt cine
i3eitung ,pebmatbis Elm befanntes Bolts
lieb bel 8eiprc@uns bcr tbenern &orns
preiie in folsenber Weiie::
81 einem titblcn @runbe,
% sebt ein Wfublenrab,
Der Miler 1T perldnunben,
Der bort gerpobnet bat.
Gen Mosscnpreis besaDlen,
Das fonntc &einer mebr,
Gr bate ni6ts sl mablcn Il.
llnb fam 10 in's Mat1eur.
Nu9 benz @etreibe= Minse
@rsins's ni@t gut babel,
Ser MiBDa6s a1entbalben !:
Gas Riualein, iprans eRtsmei!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22

MarmMm0!:

Wcm tien Topcmtcr h'tics sSohrea tis am critics.
2. teiu atineuieh. FicrtN,, z haic. etc. ,neber' BET Tag.
nod hti %ah, irci ,,lberlauie,,. AutptherbanbelnS Nss
iipcr ucn foldem SNeb ipsrben unnahithitt@ beitrait
Y. .9ieber. Mari&au.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22
Rem uIm nnO 1lns8cScmo,
EIoerr @Mitap Hubolpb reiltc an,
Monfaa wieoer nah Gb,caNn alb.

81 nnjercm Nadbarorte Tairfa,
lit mabu barau Gin neucS gantbaus 81
erri1ten.
gei lOerrn @m. @auoenberg u
Qafapctte tebrtc letten Samita9 rin tlei;
mes ISdterden Elm.
Mie mir uernebmen, lelleu IN oe'
letter Gait piele ucrborbcne Gisr ant Den
Martt ssbFadt rcroen.
DieIanoavbsitss S6ule beS Iurs
,,er TSrauensN ercins begann ibren unters
ridtssG ,rills nut so S9llerinncn. I
gebtcn,. TSrc;tas sinsen Die 9ieroe
pon Wfar Rcinbaro ourd. Oas Yuss
sy wuroe siemlid bart mitsenommsn.
SEQ. Stel,er uno Mar Mi6el
pom Siberia maren letten Oonnerltas III
Der Staot unb ipraden audi auf unierer
Office p6r.
-Qouis Nicbmann tauite amWf ontas
BON leiner> Mutter bic 200 older entbals
tenoe 6arm in 2afapette fir ben Breis
uon,$4, 500.
@ie Elm Manu aus ct. Yeter berids
tet, iouen elm Yaar Gourtlanoer Tars
n,er bort ;u M!ttas seipeiit. aber sans
uerseien babcn PIC 3c6e su sablea.
"a Den b8diten &arttpreis fit
Gier uuo Butter be3ablt bic New ltIm
Creamery Go. Wdddftsloeal inter
Arnolbs Giitnuaaren=6 Gambling. bn
Dieles Sobr 1T bic 9euernte
in bieier @eseno iebr ipdrlid aussefalz
leu unb mande Sarmer iino sesrpunz
gen fir ibren eisnen 8eoarf 9eu gu
f~aufen. 4r IT,
Gbeo. 9imms pom DeQom Mebis
cine County, melder ii3 lett eiuiser s3eit
bier .aufbiclt uno ii1 in Der Bebanoluns
BON Or. Sdo3 beiano, lit pom ieiner
Rrantbctt miebcr 9%eneien. y.
Sci Sobn 8aratl9e III Conn
Brighton finSst am 81. October cine
erpBartise 0oppclbodseit itatt, gu wels
der ginlaounse. in GROCER 3aDl
ersansen iino.
Giele nnlerer Barger 1nillen ntbt,
mas lie nit ibren &ii9enabfdQen tbuu
iouen. Gs miirbe iid be;ablen, uenn
sSemano elm @eiddft Oaraus MAIDEN
~pu!t VIZ. 5" ''"', :" ~"
pa""' 8" "o't"'~
- Gem Sdmieoj Sobn Merrtbaro
pom Siberia uutoen lette Wo9e ieine
W." seroya
W. wv e'.." 9a'as" Sus EN-.
ye'5up'u'" '"' 'O''''' ''O"
"sN' Il.
Gent 5tite BON 1877 linb cine
Rayitdt. Serld)iebene Mfitnsiammler
iinb auf Der s,Sago nod benielben, uab
Solde, Die GsntzStiide uon 1877 bae
Ben, neroen mobl tbun oielelben au!Sus
SSn @Ss1' yfe'oton 1a'o am y'sn:
1tas ote Nermeblans ocs 3'oetten Sogz
1.es pon 9errn Sl1een! oru''acr mt1
Grl; 2lpol1ne SglpelB Na11: e'ne 9foz
Be ArSa1l Ae'p ulr'er lou Del Der Se'tz
l10ts't Su9esen sewelen le'a.
0rei Sd9er pom bier maren an,
Montaa auuf Ser gntcniaeh. Die Gns
zen 91ngtn, NV 'ppu'en laS.A, t'p9en
;y".n lsvoA 81 yrv Su 80 ~
=. mSaI -,
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Wy : We '''''' 'o''a
- Sn ben 6auie Der Gltern Ser
Braut in @eit Nepton, i6lolen lettelt
Donmeritag SEER Mm. Durbabn Don
Ne1u Him uno SRI. gillette &iefe Den
8uno fiirs Qeben. Das junse Naar
beqab iid auf cine ldngcre 9od;eitsreile
1lad9 penn Saoeh; yen nelDetI"a9.:ea
paare munl%l ,oe' ro0'''V'"' e0''
f01t9e C~eOeH5DaYH. e ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22

81 einem tHblcn @runbe,
% sebt ein Mublcnrab,
Der Muuer 1T perldpunben,
Ger bort gemobnet bat.
Den Mossenpreis besablen,
Sas fonntc &einer mebr,
Ct bate ni6ts slt mablen
l1nb fam % ms Watbelr.
Nud benz @etreiOc= @inse
Grsin9's ni@t gut babel,
Ser MiBDa6s aIentbalben :
Gas RiuSlein. iprans eRt,mei!
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-03-06
WASHINGTON TOPICS
President Harrison Ready to
Go Duck Shooting.
WILL PROBABLY START TODAY.
To be Accompanied by Ex-senator seweD
of New Jersey.

Several Congressmsn Making n Last Re-
quest at the Departmsnts-Msjo or Nc
KiDley Pushing MT Rathb6ne for
Fourth Assistant POstmaster-G General
An oversight About the Mint Building.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-President
Harrison expects to start on his duck
shooting expedition this afternoon if af-
fairs will permit. He will be accompan-
led by ex-senator Sewell, of New Jersey.
Senator Stanford is trying to induce
the President to make his transconti-
mental trip in time to attend the Stan
ford University dedication ceremonies.
This would bring him to San Francisco
in April.
he has not yet decided positively just
when he will leave for the coast, but it
is pretty certain that he will start next
month. The President will probably go
direct to California and on his return
visit New Orleans and other Southern
cities.
Speaker Reed will leave here to-day
for New York, and in the evening he will
tell the Federal Club of the record made
by the Republican majority in the 51st
Congress-
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-03-06
Do Not Fail to Read This.

DR.. Greene, of 35 w. 18th St., New
York, the eminent and successful special
list in the cure of nervous and chronic dis
eases, gives to all sufferers from this class
of complaints the privilege of consulting
him by letter free of charge.
The doctor is the discoverer and pro-
prietor of the well known nerve cure, DR..
Greene's Nervura, and his standing as a
specialist is so high that no sufferer should
neglect to take advantage of this oppor-
tunity.
You can send for his symptom blank to
ell out, or write him description of your
disease, and he will return his opinion of
your case, the chances of cure, and advice
in regard to treatment. In his carefully
considered letter he will fully explain your
disease and give you perfect understand
ing of all its symptoms, all without ex-
peRse to you. He has made q specially of
treatment of patients at distance through
letter correspondence, and his success in
curing chronic diseases, even cases given
up as hopeless lis unprecedented. By writ
ing to him you will be almost sure of a
cure.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-03-06
FIRE ALARM

LIST OF FIRE ALARM BOXES,
Corner Willow and Vest Main.
Exchange Place.
"a East Main and ole ott Road.
Is Corner Cherry and East Main
81 Horse Railroad Stable (private).
90 Iron Bridge, West Main.
"a Waterbury Brass Co. (private.)
IS Corner johnson and Waterville
S6 Corner Prospect and Grove.
~ Junction North Main, Grove and North sIE
% Waterbury Mfg. Co.
50 Corner Washington and South Main,
"a Waterbury Buckle &c.
Gas Benedict q Burnhann Mfg Co.
SO Waterbury Wac Cc.Cpri yate.)
50 Corner Grand and Scubh dain.
~ Corner Union and Franklin.
43 Scovin Mfg. Co. (private.)
45 Corner Clay and Mill.
S46 No. Hose House, Baldwin.
~ Corner Dublin Street and Doolittle Allev.
s12 Corner Meadow and Bank.
S14 Corner Meadow and Cedar street.
sci Plume b Atwood Mfg. Co. (private.)
1928 Holmes, Booth & Haydens (priyate.)
S24 No. 4 Hose House.
S25 Corner Simons and Burnham streets,
INSTRUCTIONS TO KEY HOLDERS.
To give an alarm, open the door, pull the COX
down once and let go, then close the door.
Do not pull the hook If the fire bell or small bel
has already been given.
Be particular to remain at the box until til. ar.
rival Of an officer of the Fire Department rht
will release the key, or, II circumstances will ns
turn the key to the holder as soon as conyej en-
Always give the alarm from the box nearss y.
Gre.