davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-10-20
TERRIFIC STORM.
One of the Worst that England has Ever
Experienced.

LONDON, Oct. 14.-The st. james
Gazette says, the storm is the most ter
rife within recent memory. The dam
age in many parts of the country is
very great. Many old trees in London
parks are blown down and doubtless
many disasters at sea will be reported.
LONDON, Oct. IA number of fish
ing vessels r missing. Her Majesty's
steamship, Northumberland" was
driven from her mornings at Daven-
port, but was saved from disaster by
the flagship of the fleet. Many Chin
neys and signs in London have been
blown down and a number of people
injured. The great pier at Folkstone
has been badly damaged. Channel
steamers have suspended. Helensburg,
Scotland, was flooded by a tidal wave.
A train near there was stopped by the
water putting the engines fire out.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-10-20
THE REVOLUTION IN URAGUAY.
Fifty-Three RevolutiOnists Killed.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-The Herald
this morning publishes a special cable
dispatch from Montevideo which says
that fifty-three of the re~volutionists
were shot and killed and as many O
wounded in the recent uprising. The
number of those participating in the
uprising was about six hundred men.
It had been planned to assassinate
President Obez, and a number of men
had been detailed to perform this work,
but the plot was discovered in time to
adopt measures for the protection of
the Executive.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-10-20
FAMINE IN RUSSIA.
Twenty Three Millions of People in Need
of Food.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. Ex-senator
BarenOff estimates that no fewer than
thirty-two millions of persons in Russia
now destitute must be provided for for
the next ten months. 1t will require
three hundred and twenty million
pools of grain to feed them.
Prince Kaisakoff, head Of the great
family, lives on Koosewart bread, as
to follow during the national affliction.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-10-20

The cheapest paper IN the South.
See our big offer" on second page and
send us the dollar.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16

tnych, co zda sic jeszcze teraz pali{y jej usta
szyje. Mlczeli chwile, moze o jednem myslac.
= Szwedasa starego wczoraj spotka}em =
ozwa} sic Waiver bacznie sic jej przygladajac.
= Ma odpust do szyd}owa pewnie sic szy'
kuje! : rzek}a spokojnie.
= Chytra jest! = pomysla} Waiver, ale
ia zaraz z}apie!
I ksiazkami! = rzek} g}osno.
Dziewczyna drgne}a lekko i warsztat jej
ucich}. Zerwa}a sic mic, vice ja zwiaeza3a
przez to chwile opamieta}a sic znowu.
= Me wien! = cd ;ar}a, ramona VINO
szac
Zasmia} sic.
-Ej Rozalko, ME do twarzy wan k}am-
stwo! Myslicie, re Niemiec przyjechawszy,
ME wien, co macy ten szkaplerzyk czerwony,
co wan "a gorsetu wyziera?
Dziewczyna mimowoli siegne}a do piersi
znak ukry}a glebiej, potem oczy zdziwione
trwozne wlepi}a W m6wiacego.
= Myslicie, re ME wien, jake to duchy
usmierci}y szewca pijaka co tam "a czary ma
P1kalnisie W drugs noe nowiu sic odbywaja?..
Zuchom ME warto bajek prawi6, DO one ich
ME odstrasza, ale zaciekawia. A co, teraz wy
scie sic zleki!
Rozalka opusci}a rece ma kolana, zalek7a
oniesmielona.
Milczcie, na rany Boskie! szepne1a
drzac Gala.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16

= Zebym ME milcza}, dawnoby po was
wszystkich by}o. Alem ia rome tajemnice
widzia} W swojem zyciu nigdym ME zdradza3.
Powiedzia}em teraz, byscie mnie "a dudka ME
miei ME ok}amywah darmo, przytem by
scie sic wiecej ma ostroznosci miei. i....
Dziewczyna wsta}a zblizy1a sic do okna.
Wyjrza}a ma podw6rze droge niespokojnie.
= Nikogo ME ma! = rzek} Waiver. =
Samiscie re mna, tax jak owego wieczora, k1e-
dym was ca}owa}, wyscie mi W twarz dali.
Pamietacie M6g}bym sic teraz ma was zemscie!
= Moglibyscie! = odpar3a przez zeby
marszczac brwi. = Mad sama siebe, mnie ia
taiemnica swietsza Ale wien ci dobrze, zescie
ME pod}y dla pr6znej przechwa}ki swej cd.
wagi ME wydacie sprawy co wan obojetna
obca jest, ludzkie zywoty kosztowa6 moze.
Me wydam was / zna6 po sobie ME
dam. Obe]ga mi wtedy pluneliscie W oczy =
pamietacie = zem nikomu WARY ME docho-
wal Przekonacie sic, zescie krzywde uczynili!
ia was dawno przeprosiG chcia}am! -
szepne}a niesmia}o = Me chowajcie zalu. Ia
KEN z}osci rzek}a niebacznie!
Wyciagne}a do niego reke spojrza}a tax
poczciwie proszaco, re Wawrowi krew gwa}-
townie nabieg}a do serca.
= Rozalka = rzeR = bys wiedzia}a, ja-
kas mi ty mi}a!
Me godzi sic wan tax movie upo-
mnia1a cofajac sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16
TeIesTamy zagraniezle.
Rozruehy rObOtnik0w W Belgii.
Nova metOda leczenia suchOt.
Napfyw ameryk ykanskiegO zfOta W
Europe.
ROsya zamysla o zmianie brOni.
ROsya zamysla o zmianie broni.
Niemcy.
Berlin, Is maja.

Tutejsze japo6skie poselstwo
otr1yma}o z Toxic wiadomos6,
re pod}ug wyrzeczenia lekarza
carskiego, rama carewicza ME
Jest niebezpieczna. Me by}o
wcale goraczki a pacyent znaj-
duje sic w jak najlepszem u
sposobieniu.
Ostatnie wiadomoSci o TEN
tenn wydarzeniu m6wla, ze ca
rewicz I ks. Jerzym wracali z
przejazdzki, i W drodze ma
potkali policyant6w, Akt6rymi
przysz}o do sprzeczki. Oby-
dwaj byli bez zadnego orszaku
a stanowisko ich ME znane.
Rama dla tego jest lekka, po,
ni7waz japo6scy policyanci
nosza tepe paiasze.
Berlin, Is maja.
,,Kreuzzeitung'' pisze dzisiaj
o wafesaniu sic Moskali mad
Dunajem i dodaje, re Rosya
przekupi}a wszystkich urze-
dnik6w zeglugi okretowej ma
Dunaju, kt6rych obowiazkiem
jest donosiG o wszystkiem rza-
,dowi rosyjskiemu tajemnem
pismem. Kreuzzeitung zada,
aby Austrya wystapi}a stoso-
wnie przeciwko planom Ro-
syi.
Berlin, Is maja.
Podczas gdy cesarz Wilhelm
.dzisiaj W Poczdam wyjecha},
sp}oszy}y sic konie j rozoify
pow6z o drzewo. Adjutant
pochwycii cesarza W swe ra
miona i ochroni1 go przez to
cd uszkodzenia.
Berlin, Is maja.
Znaczny nap}yw ameryka6'
skiego z}ota W Europe zwr6,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16

Gil uwage niemieckich kupc6w
i bankier6w. P. Bleichroeder
znany banker, kt6ry ma euro
pejskim sta}ym ladzie ma taxi
wp}yw, jak Rotszyld, powie-
dzia1 dzisiaj do reportera
Zwiazk. Gazety: ,,Wszystko
z}oto, kt6re tu przychodzi z
Anglii lub Francyi wysy4aja
do Rosyi. Kraj ten otrzyma{
z Berlina, a jeszcze wiecej z
Londynu bardzo wiele z}ota.
Ably angielski bank uchronic,
sciagano z}oto ameryka1skie.
By4 to interes niezyskowny, /
re strata kupowalismy z}oto,
bylismy jednak gotowi poniesc
ma}a ofare.
Gdyby popyt rosyjski 5y}
pokryty z Londynu Berlina,
to procent tamze podni6sfby
sic ma 6i7 cd sta. Pod}ug
obecnych stosunk6w fnanso-
wych by}oby to ruina tysiaca
ludzi, Zaradzilismy temu przez
zakupno ameryka1skiego z3o-
ia. Ma pytanie, co Rosya "a
mierza Z wszystkiem TEN z]o-
tenn uczyni6? Czy przygoto,
wuje sic do wojny? odpowie-
dzia} Bleichroeder: Mozemy
caEa pewnosciq twlerdziG, re
Rosya ME mysli o wojnie ma
czas dalszych trzech lat. O.
trzyma}em dzisiaj pewna VIA
domose, re zamierza ona "a
prov adziG nova bro1. Przyje-
to nowe karabiny, up}ynie
try lata, zanim Gala armia 70
stanie W nie zaopatrzona.
Rosya ME moze rozpoczynat
zadnej wojny, dop6ki ia wa
INA zmiana ME zostanie ca}ko-
wicie wprowadzona.
Berlin, Is maja,
Gazety pieprzyjazne zydom
publikuja artyku} dawniejsze
go cz4onka greckiej lzby, po-
d}ng kt6rego ma bye prawda
oskarzenie, jakoby zydzi "a
mordowali C hrzescij a rs k q
dzlewczyne.
Pod}ug niego mia}a mice
dziewczyra dwadziescia ran,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16
Tslegramy KrajOVe.
Demokratyczna ustawa szkOlna
W Izbie posfow przyjeta.
Powrot prezydenta.
NOwe niepokoje W obwOdach kO-
ksOwych.
2 pOdr0zy.
Washimqton, Is. maia.

" 0S/ta7'9t07e, 10. HlaJa.
DIS po po}udniu o godz. 5
min. 80 prezydent wr6ci} po.
dr6zy wedle planu u}ozonego.
Kiedy pociag zbliza} sic do
stolicy, prezydent zwo}a} wszy-
stkich towarzyszy podr6zy, i
take Gala s}uzbe i miaf kr6tka
move. Powiedzia}, IL cd dnia
swego wyjazdu IA. kwietnia
mia} 139 NOW, a ta nova chce
uzupe}nic liczbe l4o. Nastep-
ME chwali} urzadzenia kolejo-
we, wykaza}, IL W podr6zy
przesz}o 10000 milowej "a
dnego ME mieli wypadku, po-
wr6cili ma minute oznaczona,
i t. p. = Nakoniec dziekowa{
s}uzbie kolejowej, kt6ra obda-
rzy}, tax jak poczmistrz, mini
ster rolnictwa inni towarzy-
sze prezydenta.
Ma dworcu W Westinghouse
przyje}o prezydenta kilku u
rzednikow i jego wnukowie.
UstaWa szkOlna.
Springfield, W., 10. maja.
DIS W Izbie pos}6w po trze-
ciem czytaniu zosta}a przyjeta
przymusowa ustawa szkolna
przez demokrat6w u}ozona, rs
g}osami przeciw SO. Brzmienie
jej jest nastepujace:
Kazdy, kt6ry sic oplekuje
dziecmi we wieku IA lat,
ma posy}a6 takowe do publ
cznej, parafalnej lub prywat-
nej szko}y (kt6ra on sam wy
bierze) przez nsjmniej 16 ty-
godni W kazdym roku szkol'
nym, kt6rych po}owa musi
przypasc W pierwszych pieciu
(Dok. LA 4 tel str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16

ia wien, ale zebys chcia}a "a mna
p6jsG, tobym dalib6g tamto rzuc1 podepta}...
Niechcacy, niespodziedwanie mu sic to
wyrwa}o.
Dziewczyna cofne}a sic jeszcze dalej po-
trzasne}a g}owa.
zartujecie, DO wiecie, zebym cd swo-
ich ME posz}a! = rzek3a spokojnie.
A wtem cd drogi gruby g}os sic rozlegN.
= To ci pa1stwo dopiero, W powszedm
dzie6 cd rama ma amorach trwaja.
Waiver sic obejrza1. Krysztof to by1.
A tvs gdzie dotad siedzia}? Siostra
twoja m6wi}a, zes do Ramuniszek na robote
poszed}.
= skad ia g}upia ma wiedzie6! Do "a
dnych Ramuniszek ME chodzi}em, alem two
jei stod61ce nocowa} zaspa}.
"A k}amiesz, BON W stodole by{ cle'
bic ME widzia1 = odpar} Waiver wstajac
wychodzac do niego.
-Jakes patrza{, takes widzia{! = bur-
kna} Krysztof.
Poszli obadwa po chwili siekiery ich sly
chaG by}o przy robocie, W chacie Rozalki
miarowy stuk warsztatu. -. Pochylona mad
tkanina barwna, formowa1a desenie, zmienlafa
kolory, poprawia}a niedok}adnosci. Czasem
spoglada1a ma SWAT "a okienkiem nuci1a
smutno.
Czegos jej ciezko byfo ma duszy.
(Ciap dalszV naStapl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16
SZARY PR0CH
WIESC
AS -PEzEz =
MARJEss RODZIEWICZ.
MARJEss RODZIEWICz.
VII
PRZEZ
(Ciag dalszy).
: Tax iuz predko jedziecie?

= Tax juz predko jedziecie?
= Zda sic wielki czas Cztery miesiace
iak tn siedze. Juz mi nawet cd roboty odziez
sic porozpada}a strzepy bielizna podar}a,
Juz mnie znajomi ME poznaja miescie, jak
takiego oberwa6ca zobacza.
: To lie was Maryjka doglada.
= Me lubie nikomu soba turbacyi robi6!
Usiad} ma ]awce pod oknem ku niej spo-
glada},
= Robotnica was okrutna, az milo pa
trzeG, jak was to cz6fenko s}ucha.
-Wprawe nam, co dnia to samo roblac.
= Me nudzi sic wan tax samej W chacleI Z
Przywyk}am.
= Ale to wan ME s1uzy. Dziewczeta IN
ne krew mlekiem ma leach maja, wy ME
dobra blados6. Bym w}adze mad waml mlaf,
ME dozwolHbym sic tax zameczae, urode pred
czasem TRAGIC! Dziewczyna spojrza1a ku ME-
spotkawszy ma sobie jego oczy, spusci1a pred
ko glove. Zrobi3o sic jej goraco ma wspo-
mnienie tych buziak6w kradzionych, mamie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16
RoS,ya.
LondW, 15 maja.

Petersburgski correspondent
Chronicle powiada, ze care.
wicz jest zuacznie wiecej ran
ny, anizeli w}adze opowiadaja.
correspondent dodaje, re ma
pastnik jest nihjli~ra zbir9}ym
Z Sachalin, kt6remu sic udafo
otrzymac mirjsce W policyi
japo1skiej.
Petersburg, Is maja.
Napastnik carewicza by3
policyantem, kt6ry pzeznaczo,
ny by} do jego ochrony. To-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16
Indye.
Sim1a, Is naia.

Dalsze depesze Manipur
donosza, re nadkomisarz James
w. Quinton i inni ofcerowie
ME padli ofara rzezi, wywo}a-
nej przez wzburzony lud. Sa
dowody teraz przeciwko dwom
znaczniejszym powstadcom, pc
dug ktorych nadkomisarz /
jego towarzysze zostali strace-
nj przez kata publicznego ma
rozkazjednego z Manipurskich
majordw i by}ego sepoy, kt6-
rzy opuscili angielskie wojsko
przy}aczyli sic do Manipur-
czyk6w.
Zostali oni postawieni pred
sad wojenny uznano ich win.
nymi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16
powietrze.
Bulgaria.
Sofia, l5 maja.

W odpowiedzl ma note ro-
syjska, kt6ra protestuje pre-
ciwko wydalaniu Rosyan z
Bu}garyi, odpowiada Rad bull
garski, re sic ME wydala Ia
dnych Rosyan, kt6rzy prowa-
dza zycie spokojne, / tylko
wydalono dw6ch burzycieli po-
koju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16
Wlochy.>
Rgym, Is maja.

w Terni aresztowano 16
anarchist6w. w ich posiada-
niu znaleziono plany, ably ban
XII, fabryki, i inne zabudowa-
MIA wysadzic dynamitem W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16
Sobota, dnia 16 Maja 1891 r.

sta} on "a pomoca w}asnych
towarz;yszy rozbrojony. Rama
carewicza znajduje sic ma pra-
wei skroni.
TOXIC, Is maja.
Carewicz kaza} dzisiaj do
piero pierwszy raz cd czasu
poranienia przeczesac swe WHO
sy. Goraczka ustapi}a.
Petersburg, Is maja.
Dzisiaj utraci}o 10 robotni-
k6w zycie ma Dnieprze. Galar
wiozacy wielka liczba robotni-
k6w zetkna} sic z idacym ma
przeciw parowccm. Galar "a
tona} natychmiast, przez co
10 ludzl smierc poniosfo.
Belgia.
Bretkse5a, Is maja.
Dzisiaj znowu panowa} wiel-
XII rozruch dlatego, re policya
wmiesza}a sic do uplanowane-
60 pochodu robotnik6w. Poll
eva napad}a narozmaite oddzia'
}y maszerujacych robotnik6w i
rozpedzi}a takowe. Wiele okien
wyblto, i mn6stwo ludzi zaare-
sztoWano.
Bruhse1a, Is maja.
Wielka liczba robotnik6w
pracujacych przy fabrJ-kach
zelaznych i elektrycznych "a
strajk"wa}a d1isiaj. Me byi
zadowoleni tego, ably ma dro-
DE pr.swnrj dojsd do zamie-
rzonego celu, lecz pod wp1y-
wem niellt6rych prhy w6dc5w
zachowaIi sic bardzo niespo-
kpjn Ell zburzyli mn6stwo la
tard ulicznych. Zan'Iarmi zaraz
nales Ii, rozpr6~zyli icb i IA
aresztowaE okolo dwudziestu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16

Przybycie parOwc0w.
Lomdyra: City of Chicago z
N. Y, Maine z Baltimore.
New YORK; City of Berlin
z Liverpool.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16

rzniete zy}y mia}y bye zu-
pe}nie krwi pozbawione.
Francya.
Pory5, Is maja.
Professor Bernheim wreczy}
akademii medycznej sprawo-
zdanie W sprawie leczenia SUI
chot przez wprowadzenie krwi
koziej. Professor wyjasnia W
niem, re tym systemem leczono
juz czternascie pacyent6w, z
kt6rych dwaj byli W ostatniem
stopniu krwi pozbawieni i 20
stall uleczeni. Dziesieciu in
nych mieli tuberkulozy = i
poprawili sic widocznie, dwaj
tylko, kt6rzy byli w ostatniem
stadyum suchot, umarli W
szesc tygodni po pierwszem
wprowadzeniu kozlej krwi.
Professor Bernheim m6wi, re
leczeuie krwia kozia jest bar
dzo pomyslne W poczatkach
suchot, ME powinno zas bye
zastosowane do osob W osta-
tniem stadyum.
P0ry5, 10 maja.
Szara6cza znowu pustoszy
Algier. Karawana Marokko
musia}a trzydziesci diva dui
przechodzlc przez roje szara1-
CIV.
Wielka Brytania.
Londya, Is maja.
Stan z,lrOWia Gladstone'a q.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16
POrtugalia.
Lig6onu, 15 maja.

L7SOOH0, I'd H1aJd.
Ugoda angiylko portugalska
W sprawie Afryki wschodniej
zosta}a W Londynie podpisana.
Wiadomosc o uko6czeniu
tel sprawy wywar}a mile wra-
zenie we wszystkich ko}ach. =
Lis5ona, Is maja.
Cabinet ustapi}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16
Serbia.
Lomdyn, Is nlaja.

Lomdy1a, 10 maJa.
Depesze z Bia}ogrodu douo-
sza o powstaniu arnaut6w W
dawnej Serbii. Arnauci maja
sic dopuszczac wszelkich mo-
zliwych bezece6stw. Chrzescia-
ME pozamykali wszystkie swe
interesa i ME wychodza ma
ulice.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-16
Wielka Brytania.
P0ryS, Is maja.

L0ndya, 10 maja.
Stan zdrowia Gladstone'a,
ktdry zapadf cd kilku dni na
grype, polepszy} sic znaczuie.
Gorqczka szybko u>tapi}a.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-07-29
SOLD FOR S1o.

A Civil Suii For Damages Among the
Assets of an Insolvent Estate.
There was an amusing scene at the
town post in Naugatuck yesterday after
noon. Some time ago Liveryman Will
liam Noble failed and among the assets
found by Sheriff Sweeney, the trustee,
was suit brought by Noble to recover
damages from the Durham Hosiery
company. Yesterday Sheriff Sweeney
put up the case at auction. The novelty
of the affair brought large crowd and
nearly every lawyer in the place was
present. The bidding was between
John Breen, liveryman, and Attorney
Baldwin. The suit was knocked down
to Baldwin for $12. The case is as fol
lows: One night about two years ago a
heavy rain storm set in washing away
part of the bank supporting the Hosiery
cImpapy's pond. Noble was tax n
home party from ball and was pass
ing the pond as the bank gave way. The
force of the water carried the hack and
it's occupants down the river and it was
with much difficulty that they were
rescued. The hack wrs wrecked and
one of the horses drowned. Noble
brought suit claiming that neglect on
the part of the company in failing to re-
pair the dam, was responsible for the &C.
cident.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-07-29
A Sixteen Year Old Boy Shoots Hims eli

A Sixteen Year Old Boy Shoots Himself
NEW HAVEN, July 29.-The youngest
suicide to end his life in this city in
years, shot himself this morning shortly
after o'clock. His name was Isadore
Cohn and he was but 16 years of age.
He peddled matches aud sold papers
about the streets of this city since he
first came to this country and was
well known by the Eewsboys
of the city. This morning he
arose and after fnlly dressing he
ate his breakfast and then went into a
vacant room in the house, which is
known as Reilly's block, and sitting on a
chair he placed the muzzle of % cali
bre revolver against his tempe and fired.
Death was instanteous and hardly a
tremor shook his body as it remained
sitting as upright in the chair as when
he took his seat. His body was removed
to the morgue and the medical examiner
summoned. His parents cannot or will
not give any reason for the rash deed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-07-29
MAMMAL TRAINING.
Arrangements For Its Introduction Int
the Public Schools.

Arrangements For Its Introduction Into
the Public Schools.
The district committee held an adj
iourned meeting last evening to act on
the report of the text book committee of
the board of education in regard to the
introduction of manual training in the
schools of the Center school district.
Messrs Goodrich, Wilson and Wolf were
present, Mr. Goodrich acting as chair
man. The report was accepted and
adopted after being discussed at length.
This system will not be very expen-
sive, as the services of music teacher
will be dispensed with for the coming
term. The basement of the Clay street
school will be fitted up for the purpose.
A qualified teacher with salary not
exceeding 500 a month will be en-
ployed. The pupils of certain grades
will be divided into classes Of fifteen,
each class receiving about one and one
half hours instruction weekly. In
this manner two hundred pupils can
be accommodated weekly. The benches
will be Al feet long by 2 feet wide and
"a inches high. Small pupils will be
accommodated by movable platforms.
The benches will be in rows about three
feet apart. The following tools will be
used at each bench: Och bevel, bit
and brace, auger bits, 4rill bits, brad
avis, chisels, countersink, dividers,
guage, gouges, hammers, handscrew,
Overloaded knife, mallet, oil stove, oil
can, lead pencils. iron smooth, iron
block and wood smooth planes, pliers.
rule, saws, saw-block, screw-drivers,
tri-square, dust pan, floor broom, bench
broom and whisk broom for clothing.
The school will also have as follows
Pointers, framing squares and hand
saws. Each bench will have a wise al
the left hand and a shove block at the
right. A place will be provided for
each tool in the bench. Each outfit
will cost about $25.
The textbook committee think this
system will be success, because the
boys will enter upon their duties with 1
great deal more enthusiasm at the be
ginning of each term.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-07-29
THE LABOR BUREAU.
What Commissioner HOtch1xiss Says of
Comptroller Staub's Decision.

What Commissioner Hotchkiss Says of
Comptroller Staub's Decision.
Labor Commissioner Hotchkiss, speak
ing of Comptroller Staub's refusal to
pay the special agents of the labor bu-
reau, says:
Gas have already stated, the depart
ment of labor has been somewhat lncon-
venienced, but it is not suffering from
the comptroller's refusal to pay our
special agents. We could not, of course,
discharge our regularly appointed inves-
tigators for our need of their services is
too great; they are a necessary ex-
pense of this department. They are all
experts and men of sense; none of them
raised the least question about the fund
from which they were to be paid at all.
When the first bill came in Saturday it
was promptly approved by our depart
ment in the usual manner, and will be
promptly paid. We have the assurance
of Governor Buckley that the funds
necessary for this department, as well
as for other departments of the state
government, W ill be forthcoming when
ever needed. This is very great SER
vice to the department and through us
to the working people of the state and
Connecticut's industrial interests"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-07-29
Druggists and the License Fee.

New Haven druggists complain of the
license fee. The Palladium says: s'The
law reads that a drug clerk can procure
license after passing the examination
provided by the commissioners of
pharmacy, on the payment of s..
If he fails to pass the examination,
the money is refunded and he is
allowed to try second time. If, how
ever, he fails to pass this time, the SIS
is retained. Having once secured a
license, his license then has to be renew
ed every year by application to the COM
missioners and the payment Of 50. An
other feature.is that when clerk comes
to this state from another his license
from the commissioners of that state is
not accepted, but he has to pass a new
examination and hand over new
original fee. The law provides that
license from other states may be admit
ted here, but this proviso is never OBJ
served
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-07-29
WORLD OF SPORTS,

The Boston New York series now
stands 8 to 3 in favor of Boston. Two
more games will win the series.
The strongest telescope in the land
would have failed to discover a smile on
Jim Mutrie's face last evening.
Speaking of New Yorks new pitcher
the Boston Herald says: Dunning lasted
just two innings. He did not have a
fair show. Umpire Battin was very
severe on him on balls and strikes, and
he did not have an opportunity to get
over the nervousness natural to a man
in his position.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-07-29
PRISONERS IN COUNTY JAILs.
The Increase Larger in the Last Decad
Than That of the Formulation.

Than That of the Population.
The census office to-day issued a bulle-
tin on the subject of prisoners in county
jails. 1t shows that the total number of
prisoners in county jails June 1, 1890,
was 1888; the number reported in
1880 was IL, Sol, an increase in ten years
of 6,S47, or at the rate of SO. 95 per cent.
The increase in the total population
was 2486 per cent. In 1880 the ratio of
prisoners in county jails to the popula-
tion was 252 in each million; in 1890 it
was 312. The increase, therefore, has
been SO to the million. The largest in
crease has been in the North Atlantic
division, where it was 50 to the million.
Of the total number of prisoners in
county jails, 13,961 were white and
| 5,577 colored. OF the latter 1928 We're
negroes, 131 Chinese and 118 Indians.
About four-fifths of the negro prisoners
were in jails in the South Atlantic and
South Central divisions. Of the 1861
white prisoners 1854 are native born
and 3,765 foreign born, while the birth
place of 512 is unknown. The foreign
population of the country, or their i'm
mediate defendants, the bnlletin says,
contributes directly or indirectly 6,213
persons to the population of the county
jails, or ,234 more than the entire ma
tive white population. Of the total
number of prisoners 1901 are men and
/ 1877 women. In the numerical order
of the states according to the number of
prisoners in jails Pennsylvania ranks
first with 1856, and Connecticut eighth
with 675 prisoners.