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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08

Miss Meyers is selling bibles
and prayer books at Dexters
book store.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08

Tais is The time of year tina. bookstores
become the most attractive places in
the mercantile world" remarked a
local dealer to the Go,siper. "The
holiday books are numerous and are
of a better cl,ss than those OF previ-
GUS wears. While illustrated books
are handsome they are not as c)nspic-
nous as Of old. Books of solid worth
are the rule, and we are having a
GOOD trade in this line just now.
Books are always in demand for
Christmas presents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
BAZOO GOSSIP.

81, is very strange that the came
And i'm dealers OF Selalia, do not
have m,,e venison on sale in winter
month" al citizen to tie Gossl-
per. "rh ~ can obtain venison VITA
bu- little trouble, and il they had it it
on hand Ill the time they could sell
it. People like a change of meats in
winter N Ich more than they do IN
summer. and with great many Gus.
to ners :eni.on is very highly priced.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08

This is the hardest time of the
year in the railway service and especi.
ally on freight brakeman" said a
railroad man to the Gossiper. "When
work is so hazard us on top of the
slippery cars, many examples of self
sacrifice are quite common. The rush
of grain to Eastern markets at thl;
time calls into the service every EN-
pioye. Railroad men dread the ap
proaching winter more than any other
class of men. The work is dangerou:
and more accidents occur at this season
of the year than any other. l tel
you it is no fun to get on, on a box
car and twirl brakes On q cold day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08

"Can you tell me what to buy my
wife and babies for Christmas pres.
ents % asked a business man of the
Gcssiper yesterday, 81 declare
don't know what to get them, and
have been worrying over the matter
for a month. They have everything
they really want, but of course | mus
give them something nice for Christ
mas, aud dent know what that
something will be. Every year
have great trouble in selecting Christ
mas presents, and every year l WOW
that l will commence picking then
out earlier next year. But Away;
neglect it until few days before
Christmas, and l hurriedly buy some
thing which | don't know whether
will please them or not"
In conversation with Mr.. W. d
Barnes, Of Newburyh, N. Y, We
learn that he is delighted with on
city. He came to visit his son, g
ID. Barnes, who is about to remov
to 1860 Finney avenue. 81
Louis. 1t appears to him that tn
court house here is by tar the zines
he ever saw in city of its size. Tha
officers and members Of the Missoul
State Horticultural society are INTEL
gent gentlemen, alive to the impol
lance of the interest they represent t
the reputation and welfare of tn
great state of Missouri, and posesse
of the wisdom to So bring it before tn
people, that they will recognize the
motives, and assist them in their lauC
able eudeavOr. That the officials an
residents here are alive to the impoi
lance of good streets, and that if th
improved telford or asphalt macadaI
being put down on Fifth street prov,
10 be what its friends hope it to b
that it will be adopted here and b
almost every progressive city in tt
land. That the amount of game di
played in the markets here would q
tonish ep:cures in all the eastern CT
les.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10
12. 6 pitel.

Sim bate in ieinem beipesten 9eben
i9on man6en beiBen 8ooen unter Sen
naften Soblen 9elpiirt, aber trokbem
er lest mie anoere cipiltlirte Meniden
in feften Stiefeln einberl6ritt, biinfte
i'm oas Samburser pflaiter nod erbeb.
lid beiber. S6on am !. Wtai, alio
unmittelbar uad Sem @inbrud, bate
in ben 3eitnnseu cine poli3etli6e 9es
fonntma6un9 geltanoeu, uno es be-
rhbrte tim feineslDe9s ansenebm, ooB
in oieier Bsfanntmadung aud bon
einem Neeer Die @eoe mar, lpel6er ser
E5eitnabme on Dem 8er6rehen brins
seno perod6tig iei.
IS maren iuft feine erfreuli6en Sc
oanfen, ote iid tn bem Woubaupt bes
S9Dar5en beipegten. Sein 3ped mar
onr9 bic lleberienoung bes entfpanbten
S4riftitiides an Steenbulen nur aur
pdlfte erLiilt iein 0aB gait ebenlo
iebr Dem Sobne tpie Dem Hater, Grfte,
rem fogar mebr, oeun BET feu9tem Wets
ter i1nler3ten ibn Die Narben Der BON
NlfreS erbalteuen Peitl9enbiebe nod
illnler uno oerfddrften bie Grinneruna.
Ss bate oaber feineslpess TIT Sim's
abf9t selesen, Samburs 70 balb su
perlaHel, aber bic Befanntmahunq
bra9te ibu auf 'anbere @ebanfen.
Da fam eS ibm benn, als er am
9afen entlang idfenberte, gang gelegen,
oaB Elm mad Nonbon fabrenoer Damp,
fer einen 6et3er lu1te. Oas Shtfi
9tng rreilid erft in eini9en Xaeen, neil
an Der Wtaldine cine Heparatur n0thia
mar, aber eilinal an Bor6 unb unfeil
I'M Selerunssraum bes Dampfers,
fonnte er unter ben ruBgei6pdr5tetl
aameraoen li9 leidt Dor oen l6arien
slusen Der Safenpoli3ei perbergen.
Gr tbeilte Sem &apitdn i'm 8ertrauen
nit, baB ct bon eitiem anteren @biff
snttanfen iei, uno ersielte oaourh, 6ab
man i'm, UNI uidt 8erle9enbeiten aus
9elest gu lperoen, iorsfdltts perlteft
Die rGliiabetb" mar baiielbe @6iff,
ipelbes Wfiete fib aur ueberiabrt aus,
9elubt. Der Wertauf ibrer S6mud.
ia6en mar bod nidt 70 i6nell sesalp
gelt, als tie anfan9s 9ebofft bate, unb
10 mar cine notbge6rrln9sne gersoses
rllng ibrer @breiie eingetreten. Sic
tano oaler aud 3eit, no9nlals NIT
adtbe 5nlammen3ufommen uno it'd BON
oerlslben an 8oro brinsen gu tailen.
SSdbreno Die lesten 0orbereitunaen
5lr abfabrt getrofen tpuroen, itanoen
Die beioen Wtdo6en auf benz Ierbed
neben Dem Mai6inenraum; iie batten
li9 nod 70 9ieleS mit3utbeilen unb
ordneten ilnDilltiirli9 Sic Greianilie
Der lesten Gage in Die menigem W}iuli,
ten ibreS Veilammeniein8 suiamnlen.
(5ortietuns folst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10

miinl6e BON Ser5en, oeB Gein gorba>
ben selinse. 8ann luillit On abrei-
len ?"
pytatiirli6 10 balo als m0slid (; lpeuu
itb ben shannon nod beute perfloppen
fann, 5bon lnor9en. Gisentli9 freue
i9 MID anf Die 6eile. - Du, lag 'lnal.
ut Sonoon fpirfli6 10 sroB?4
r9amburs sebt nnsefdbr iieben- bis
a6tlnal binetll."
rgla, oas lit ia re6t nett! Damn
muB i6 man meine neuen Stiefel ans
3ieben. Elm Paar Soblen meroen lpobl
oaranf 9ehen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10

auf Die mir borgelegten SSraaeu entbal
ten ut. Der i'd nur menig nod bin
5ufagen permas. Sn iener Begrhnbun(
Der @ntf9eibung, baB benz &C. g
Sauer oas 8arserre1t au Dsrueiasrr
let. wuroe unier Naturaliiationsasfet
Mot 10 ausgelegt. als Oh Niemano, oel
toeialtitif9e Infdauungen begt, als
Sdrger oer Wer. Staten dufgenommen
Derben tonne, ,penn nibt 0ie n6bert
grtldrung bieier Nnf@aurngen Die
Sbatia9e ersiebt, baB einige 6erfelben
Den principieu uaierer 0erfaKung eut.
9egengeieBt finb, nber lpenn fiA babel
beransfeut, baB er ben principien bies
leg Socumentes uidt sugethan lit.
Ntit anberen Wotten: Das, mas einen
Npplieanier fur bic gerleibuna bes
ghrgerre,btss geeignet eri1einen ldst, 1T
iltcbt fotpobl bic grfldrung, bic ct | N
q ! 8 EN- Ell II en- bon feinen MnRt6ten
ab9tebt ooer als mas er R1 i'm a | l.
gemetnen befennt, ionbern
pie I'm ebr Der beltim mteNus.
brud feiner Mnliaten iiber
politif6e Sbeorien. Wenn
man biefe SnFdlten in gintlang briuaeu
lann NIT ben Fundamental @runo.
idben unierer republitanif9eu &egie.
run9sfnrm, ipie bieieIben in Der Ser
fatlung nieoereelest finb, unb naiiirIi@
borausgefebt, baB benz @i6ter bie anoez
ren ett"roerli9en 8eoiasungen iu 8eaug
out bic Sauer bes MufentbaItes, cuf bic
iilorali9en Gigenf9aften unb auf feine
Mn9dn9li9teit an bic Bsitimmungen ber
WerfafIung Ia genasenber Meile erfhut
3u leln f@einen. unb bab ct teu Dors
gel@riebtnen @io ablegt. QDenn bas
Der Gol 1T, 10 fann er ni9t als Bur.
ger aufgenommen tperben.
Die Nnnubme ieber anberen gaidts
i9Hur BET 8erIeibung bes Bhrger,e9tes
warbe sur 3erf6rung ber Ration fii6.
rem, taoeEt mir auf @nabe unb I'm.
9naoe Oenen ausgeliefert merben mir.
BEN, tpel@e uniern Snfiituiionen feinb.
lld gegentiberfeben. Die SbatlaAe,
baB taufeaoe i'm 2anbe eeborene uno
ilaturaliHrte 8arser bieielben ober
dbnl;be Mnfi@ten begen, tuie 6auer,
bat obfolut nibts nit Der porliegenoen
Tra9s gu tbau. ipnft mhBte man iebt
quo iagen: Wir baben tauienbe BON
Dleben unb W6roeru unter unIeren
gar9ern, barf man aIio einen einae,
tuanberten Werireter bieier gIaf{e (6er
aud otfen aueiebt, haB ct 6a3u geb6rt)
DIE 8erleibung beg 8arserre@tes Der.
tpeigern 2" Nue IrgumentirunQen.
bic auf ber ansebIi@en @leiharti9feit
3nii9en ben amerifani|1en gnraeru
uno ben @insetpanberten, bic es tuer.
ben tuollen, bairen, geben bon falfden
UorausieBungen aus unb fubten In
Jolge oehen gu faIiben 56luBfclgsruu.
gen.
Sd boffe suberR6tli9, baB sic Der
unmlhenbeit, ginfalt uHb Bosbeit nidbt
geitatten tuerben, ii6 on berbrebte unb
aus benz 3ufammenbange gerifIene
Ausddge aus btefer Antwort auf Sire
Jra9e an3ntlammern, ipie eas in 8eaua
att melne guti6eibung geit6eben lit,
iuobur9 bann fouobI bic Sbatiad5en.
!ple aud bic Sdlubfolasrunssn ber,
brebt tDerben.
Jbr gan3 ergfbener
8. M. paf@al.
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Wenn man biefe d6t abDotatenbaft
i@DiilEtieen unb berpidaIten auseins
anoerfeBungen pai6aIs lief-oie alss
Anbere hur feline einfa@en tlaren Mnt,
morten auf bic flaren unb beutli6en
Jraeen bes 9errn Dupenef fnb =
oann muB man uaipillttirIid5 an ben
6erabmten MusIpru9 Sallepranbs ben.
ten: Die Spru9e 1T benz Weniden
nl6t gegsbeu, Inn feline @ebanfen auss
3uoritden. fonbern UNI He su perberaen /"
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8mdlems 9trntca ealbe.

Die bette SaIte ber BeIt fur G&nttte, QuetIduns
gen, GefArhIe, bteber= unb Saut glusSHlas, Tiede,
eeipruIgene Sdnbe, Groibeufen unb aae Sauftronfs
Retten furirt sodm6rrbptben pber teine Be,abIuna.
gbqtse 3ufriebentet sarantirt pber bas Sell uirb
5urideritattet. 25 Gents bic S@a@tef. Bum gerfaui
Wtpfefale,
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Die Nntmort bes ai@ters pafba
bierauf lautet:
Gaifrobille, 3. Nobember '91.
6errn q. Dubened, Borne, Ser.
Wertber 9errl
Sbr nert1es G1reiben bonn l. bieses
Wonats lie9t Dor mir. Sd ueiB feb,
tpobl, baB elm GROCER She'll ber Rrititer
liher meine gntf6eibung In benz Sauer.
Jal auf elmer irrtbhmli6en Muifai5unq
Der Sbatfa9en berubten unb In mod
b6berem Grabe auf elmer irrtbamIiGer
glufahung unb Nuslegung Der 8erfai.
lung uno ber @efebe Der Ser. Gtaaten.
Sd babe es unter meiner Wiir6e gebal.
ten, auf alle bieienisen Rrititen au ants
tporten, bic entmeber auf abl6iIid5er
ober unabfi1ti6er unterbtiifuna ber
benz Sauer Galle au @runbe liesenbeu
Sbatia9en berubten, ober auf ale Iol=
DE, iDel6e bon elmer ben @runbldben
elmer republifanii1en Gtaatsform, tpie
biefelben in ber Bunbesberfafuna unb
ben ri6terli@en Muslegungen berieIbeu
tlieoergelegt iinb, feinbli9 geaenhber.
itebenoen @efnnung beieelt uaren.
Sagegen bin i'd germ bereit, bic mir bon
Jbneii - ilnb pie itb slauben barf, i'm
riGtigen @eiife = borgsIegtsn Gragen
3u beanttuortei, iGou aus benz 8ruMbe,
um iebe unflarbeit aus Der In Irage
ffebenoen Siscuifion gu befeitieen unb
allen tpabren patrioten uub allen Ds.
men, bic feb 3u ben isBt beifebsnben
@runbprincipisn unisrer &egieruna
balten, Elm flares urtbeil ii6er ben por,
liegenben Soil au erm6sli9en. SD
fOnnte nidt eigeniii9 barauf Be-
i6rdnten, auf ben polIen @ortlaut meis
nes urtbeiIs i'm Sauer GoIe unb Der
Begriinbung oiefes urtbeil au berpeiien,
ba bierin eisentlib f6on bic Mntport
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10

6srr 3. 6. 8oniaI, glep Bloom.
fielo, pa., litt itber 30 Sabre an rbeu,
lnatif@en S@mersen unb purbe id3IieB,
LID bnr9 st. Saiobs Del gebeilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10
Cages : aienieseitem.
SnIa NIB.

| ~ ~ " we
Sa ben berIhiebeaen GIotteu.
Sods Der Bunbss &egierung berrfdbt
unGen6bali6 tese SbdtigfeIt. glle
nar irsenotDie be,fiigbarsn GriegsI9iffe
lDerben nit GROCER 0ait in 9ienft ae.
ltellt unb armirt. Gs tpirb Sag unb
yta9t gearbeitet unb io3ar am Gonus
tage tpurbe bic Nrbeit niAt uuters
bro9en.
SIN Bunbes ObergeriAte pirb
gegenmdrtig ber berhbmte yGapmarb.
Gal1 nerbanbelt, B. B. bic GIaQe Der
brttifben &egierang gegen bic &eaies
rrng Der Der. @taaten tuegen 8efd5iaos
uabmuna bes &obbenfdnsers r@G9s
tuGrb".
= Sn Solebo, Ohio, III an, 9. go.
bember bic Is. @sneraI WeriammIuno
bes Orbens Der 2niebts of 9abor aus i
iammeneetreten. Sc beiBt. biele Rons
oetition tDerbe bon GROCER Widtigfeit
itir Die authnftige @ntuidIung bes Or.
bens ieiu. Die 3abl ber WlitaIieber,
lpel9e pdbrenb ber Sabre Don 1887
big 1890 fart berabseiunfen mar, III
tpdbrenb beg Iebten Sabres uieoer um
5000 gehiegen.
Das 16idbrige G6suIal NIbert
GObls In Nf!lmautee, ber bic 15idhrioe
AnHa Rabbob faltbIiitig ermorbet unb
lbre Ssi9e unter Gtinger berfd,arrt
bate, 1T bonn Ri1ter WalIber al Is,
bensl1ngliGer 3u1tbausHrafe berurs
tbeilt tporben.
Muslan6.
= guf ber gerIiner B6rie fQt Ste
Aufregung ettuas na9geIaiIen. Rein
neues 6allifement if sur Mnaeiae oes
langt. Die @ourIe Der Mttien ftnb Be-
relts ipieoer nefentli6 sefiesen.
= 3ablreiGe Gunben Der berld5ie.
oenen Berliner 8antbdufer an Der 2eip.
5'ger StraBe, tpeI@e bur9 bic beibeu
groBsn ganfsrotte BON Sirf6feIb &
Woif unb BON GriebIdnber & goms
lnerfelb dngitlid getpprben tpareu, 40.
gen ibrs Sepofiten 3urtd. gs berrfdte
8roBe Nufregung unter bieEen 2euteu
uno es beontfte elmer groBen Nbtheiluno
BON S@ubleuten su pfetbe unb au
TnB, UNI bic Orbnung aufredt au ct.
galten. Qls aber SeDermann feline
Oepofiten boa ausbe3oblt erbielt, berus
btgten fi1 bic @emiitber baIb pieber
unO blele Der 2eute, Die setommeu ma.
rem, ibr @elo ob3ubOlen, lieBen es ouf
Der Sant feben.
Sn Sanger, Marofto, III cine
Weri6u6ruag entbedt rorben. bte ba<
rauf ab3islte. ben euItan au fiiiraen
unb oenen gruber Mulep sysmaeI ouf
ben Sbrun gu ieben.
- W0n 0alparaiIo aug tpor bie
Seniations'Na6ri1t berbreitet tporben.
bas ameritanifde 2riessldiff .Waltis
more" lei In bic 2uft geiprengt tporbeu.
@ommobore SdIeD lnadt iesi offiaieII |
betannt, baB bies Getadt bon u Bis 3 |
aus Der Guft gegriffen fei.
". 5. Sofbein3. WeiIitarp |
Bla3a, San Nntoaio, bot an alIen |
5arm, ntenflien eine beoeutenbe preiss
grniebrtgung ncrgenommen, als bo f3pb
South 8eno 2Dagen nit d a6liaeu
I@ien, $55.
:, South genb @ageu nit 2a sDaieen
49ien, $50.
S9war3es Glidden barbed wire.
$3.50.
galpaHifittes Glidden barbed wire,
81. 90.
Champion Mowers, $40.
Yin autes 8ussp nit Sop, $50.
:, AaBerbem au bebeutenb rebuairteu
yreiien perfins Winbmnblen uub
pumpen, Soaiidnbige @erdtbfdbaften
sunt Brunneabobren, Cotton Sins
Buds brilliant Oefen, MoIine uno
4betp pflige uub iiberbaupt idmmtIi.
DE Giienpaaren. Man iprede bor ober
|1reibe gefdaisit um preiie.
sg Cine sroBe Gusmabl feiner 9s.
!ttatehen. tmportirt unb einbeimild5,
bet Belto & Go.
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Die beiben eommerfeIb, gats

= Die beiben SommerfeIb, 8ater
unb 6Obn, Wiialieber ber 8ant.Jirmo
Griebldnber & Sommerfelb. melde R6
nod benz 3uiammenbrud ber 8anf
ums 2eben au brinsen berfu6t batten,
inoem He fi9 erf bic pulsabern 6ffnes
ten unb f9 bann mebrere &enolbers
i@atie beibra&teu, finb iebt ibren Ser.
lebungen erlegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10
Sin interei1auter 8riefluediel.

9err q. Subened bon Borne iiber.
lenoet uns ben fOlgenben intereiIanten
SriefwedieI, bem aur grlduteruna
taum etpas bin3u3ufhgen lit.
Der erite Brief lautet nDrtlid:
9errn &idter 3. M. pai@al, @aifro,
bile. $er.
86rue, ben 1. Nobember 81.
| Geebrter 0srr!
Wtlt lebbaftem SntereFe Bin i1 Der
Oiseuflon gefol0t, bic Hb In iolge Der
Gntfbeibung entfponnen bat, bard)
lDel9e Sic bic Npplitation Inn 0erleis
bung beg 8irgerrentes on 6errn &.
Y. Sauer ablebnten. 8eitatteu sic
mir, Sbnen in Besus auf bieie IngeIes
senbelt folgenbe Gragen porsuIegen.
|. ST Is Shre Mnfi9t, bab bic Natu,
ralliottons > @eiebe 70 aus3uIegen fino,
oaB Jdemanbens, bet iocialiftilbe gn-
ibauungen psrtritt, bas Nhrgerreht
8etpdbrt tperben bitrfe ?
2. Wuroe 6auers Npplitation abaes
lebnt, neil er fi9 als 56cialift befaunte,
ooer neil CT auEeroem nod Nufften
dlBette, bic unbereinbar fno NIT ber
stpabren uub aufri6tigen NnbGnglihs
teit an bic @runbfdbe Der NerfaIIung
uno Der auf ibnen baiirten &egierung
Der Wer. Staten BON Norbs Nmerifa?@
Sn Beaug auf gerabe biele punfte
t9etnt In Der preiie uno ipeeien In ber
bsuti9en preiie bieies 2anbes bieI llns
tldrbett su berrf@en, unb i9 CLAUDE,
oaB beri6iebene Der f6drffen &rititen
our9 Wibberifdnbnille In bieler 0inlid3t
beeinhuBt t1prben firo.
gs 1T tpobI gan3 ielbHberifdnblich,
oaB i9 unb biele Sbrer aIten oeutf9en
ga9barn, meIde sic in Sbter amfliz
den gigeni6aft unb i'm geielIigen Ners
tebr lange Sabre binbur@ setannt ba.
ben, nur ungern an bic gegen einen
Wtann tpie sic erbobene Mnflaae ber
unfreunbli9en @efnnuug gegeu bic
Oeuti9 Nmerifaner glaubeu n6hten,
ba Sic bod ni9t nur bie Wiiroe s5brer
boben amtli6en 9tellung aufredt au
erbaIten baben, ipnbern aud bic in
tpeiten &reifen bon Nlters Der tuoblbes
tannte, segen bas Gnomnotbingtbum
seriGtste @efinnuas Sbrer 6amilie.
0o9a9tuagsooIl
g. Dubened.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10

serii4ert euer eissntbum Bel sim Sart.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10

s9 Cine sroBe ausmabI feiner 9e.
lttatehen. importirt unb einheimild,,
BET Melton & GO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10

9ie
W69entli9e 6reie YreiIe fit seTas
erf9eint
jeoem Qonuerfag
unb foftet
$3.50 fiir oaS Sabr Ocer $1.25 tiss
e Mrmate In @Oramsbesabin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10
ser @rite III niebri9en 4>reiieu


gtne got (53 shd) egaafe frou6Rid5e VIoibs AZ 9ou
oQten. ~ 'S'A
ssnlfipns areis 65 Gents bie Yarb.
- gtne got (5O sthde) gugi6e 8miQ @aibmeres bobbee
ofe's IN oen aeufen 9bamuern, Waare bic allen gd6z
ten as en Bargain gu Is unb l8 Gents bic aro amgeboen irb
Ssolfions 3reis 124 Gents Die 9arb.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-01
THE sATEMAN FAILURE.
Assignments Filed by the Firm in New
York and Washington.

Assignments Filed by the Firm in New
York and Washington.
New YORK, Jan. Arthur E. Bate
man and Charles E. Coon, composing
the firm of Bateman & Co., bankers, at
81 Broadway, and at No. 1411 street,
Washington, have made an assignment
to John A. Carver, without preferences.
Arthur E. Bateman also filed an indi-
vidual assignment to John A. Carver,
without preferences.
Commodore Bateman returned from
Washington last night. In regard to his
firms assignment, he said:
81 went to Washington with Mr.. Gar
yer to file the assignment for my business
and personal property in that city, as
had done in New York. have made a
personal assignment of everything-real
estate, etc. l have looked over my books
carefully. do not believe in the end
anybody will be hurt, and feel that if
my health had been better in the last
two years there would no necessity for
an assignment. 1 have come home to
bear the responsibilities, whatever they
may be, and we have not subscribed to
or contracted any investments that we
cannot in time care for. The reports in
the morning papers cover the ground
fully. I have had long talk with Mr..
Carver on my trip to Washington, and
he feels assured that the schedules of
liabilities and assets will be ready very
soon -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-01
KILLED BY A BLAST
Horrible Accident in a New
York State Village.
FOUR LABoRERs MEET DEATH
a Terrible Explosion Which Tore Up the
Rocks and Earth.

Heartrending Cries of the Dying and In
jured-One Mans Fingers Blown from
Ills Hand and His Eyesight Rnined-
The Dead and Injured Covered by
Earth and Snow.
LEROY, N. Y, Jan. 1.-The most hor-
rible accident that ever happened in this
vicinity occurred near the village OF
Stafford, four miles west of here, early
in the afternoon. Andrew fHunt and
three Hungarian laborers were instantly
killed. Four other Hungarians received
injuries which it is believed will result
fatally.
Dennis Sullivan, the foreman, had the
fingers blown from one hand, his face
filled with powder and his eyesight prob.
ably ruined, and he is otherwise terribly
injured.
The accident happened on the Lehigh
extension, where the men were engaged
in blasting the frozen earth.
The witnesses of the accident who can
speak English are so badly hurt that it
is impossible to obtain the exact par
ticulars.
A blast had been fired and another one
was placed near the place where the
other one had been The men were
placing the charge when suddenly there
was terrible explosion, which tore up
the rocks and earth and hurled death
dealing missiles through the air. 1t is
thought that some of the fire from the
first explosion remained in the ground
and ignited the powder placed for the
second one. The blast was exploded in a
cut and the dead and injured were COW
cred by the earth and snow. The cries
and groans of the dying and injured were
heartrending.
The work of excavating the dead and
injured is now in progress, and it was
thought that three of the injured ones
would die. Coroner Fuller was notified
and went to the scene. DR.. Cleveland
was also called. An inquest will be held
tomorrow morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-01
SCoTLAND'S BIG STRIKE,
No Real Signs Yet of the End-NIen Z
courRged to Hold Out.

No Real Signs Yet of the End-NIen En-
courRged to Hold Out.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Glasgow CORE
spondent of the "Times," whose de.
spatches have been favorable to the rail-
road companies, says that though the
position of affairs has improved it it i'm.
possible to say when the strike will end
The companies, he says, have engaged as
many outsiders as they dare to do, con
sistent with safety, and yet require many
men whom the detection among the
strikers fail to supply.
Coal in the vicinity of Glasgow is
mounting to famine prices, and a stop
page of the gas works is threatened. The
sympathy of the public and the donations
from Edinburgh embolden the men and
incline them to hold out. The sentences
of the men accused of assault were fixed
to-day, but the defendants wisely alb.
sented themselves, and although war
rants were issued for their arrest, the
measure of their punishment, the only
thing likely to impress their comrades,
is still unknown.
The managers of the railways to-day
state that the strike is practically over,
and that the transportation Of both pas.
sengers and goods Is being conducted
with ever decreasing difficulty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-01
ICE BOATS COLLIDE.
One of Them Wrecked and Its Occupant
Perhaps Fatally Injured.

One of Them Wrecked and Its Occupant
Perhaps Fatally Injured.
RED BANK, N. j., Jan. 1.-Several hun
bred persons were skating and ice boat
ing on the Shrewsbury River off this
place when an accident occurred which
will probably prove fatal.
The yacht Belle, owned by Henry
Woods, while gliding rapidly over the
ice, came in collision with another boat
belonging to George Allen. Mr.. Aliens
boat was completely wrecked. The oc-
cupants of both boats were thrown out
on the ice and more or less injured. VIM
Manson, 10, who was in Aliens boat, was
unconscious when picked up and was
found to be seriously injured about the
head. Two young women who were in
Weeds boat, suffered much from shock,
but escaped serious injury. Young Man
son is likely to die.