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THAT nRInERY CASE.


the sou'hera Pacinc Company.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, March 2i.-rhe
COMMITTEES appointed 10 investigate the
charges Of bribery Ia connection with
the senatorial contest reported 10 the
senate this afternoon, finding that the
money had come from the Southern
Pacific Company, aud within thirteen
hours after II arrived here, II was In
the State library, but who handled Il
or for what purpose II was handled, the
committee did not determine.
The assembly today adopted the
minority report Of the committee APP
pointed TO Investigate the charges of
accepting brlbes for appointments 70
the San Francisco police force, which
charges were made against Assembly.
man Brunor The report, which ok.
onerates Bruner, was ooncurred In by
all the democratic menfbers and five
republicans. This majority report,
finding Buner guilty, having bcen
published by the newspapers, was not
read or printed ON the journal. This
minority report, while eSonerating
Buner, eensurod him for having failed
to secure himself and tho assembly
against scandal.
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PiTTsnURo, March 2i.-From street
Joke, tho grip has become generally
dangerous disease. Tho death rate IL
swelling rapidly, and this month will
break tho record by the alarming In.
crease Of 80 per cent. The direct causes
given on many certificates arc grip,
inflnenz,, pneumonia, typhoid aud
diphtheria. The grip i daily growing
more severe, and now the number OF
victims Ii nearing the 5000 mark In the
city aud suburbs. The Physicians are
overworked, and some have IN high as
10 TO 80 cases OF grip alone.
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The Capital Investment Company In
Trouble.

ST.. PAUL, March -. - A IioHcer-
i'fess special nom Pierre, =. d., Fays
the Capital Investment Company, gem
orally known NJ the Woonsuckct Com.
pany, " la trouble. At the election on
March 18th the old directors and OIL
ccra were oustsd and Carpenter aud
Reed respectively elected president
and secretary. Tho former officers re-.
fused 10 give up the office, claiming
Illegal election, aud the matter isgoins
Into court. Carpenter and Reed claim
that tho old officers arp attempting to
wreck the company. These officers
have published n notice warning people
not 10 pay moneys TO the now oiiicets.
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Ihls Is what you ought TO have, In
,hct' you mus have II 70 fully enjoy
NE: Thousands are searching Tor il
un'y, aud mourning because they llud
y not. Thousands upon thou,ands Of
uollafs are spent annually by our
heoplein tho hope that they may attain
uiis boon, Aud yet Il may DO had by
aIl. We guarantee that Electric BIT.
ters, u used according to directions,
anu ,he use persisted In, viii bring you
good digestion aud Gust the demon
Dyspepsia and inul instead Eupepsy.
We recommend Nl(~trio BItters Tor
dyspepsia and all diseases Of Liver,
stomach and Kidneys. Sold at soc.
anu y 90 per bottle, by A. O. Smith a
W. 'fus Stott. "
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ROW., March 2i.-rhe police today
searched u number Of anarchist
houses, aud seized papers showing that
italian, French, German and Spanish
anarchists are coucerting 20 give a
May Day manifestation OF n revolu.
tionary character.
RoNE, March 2i.-Merquis di Rudlni,
italian premier, and Lord Dniiorln,
British minister here, have eX.
changed protocols determining the
British and Italian spheres In Eas,
Africa.
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FAinrAx, n. s.. March o4.-Mr.
Tanner, late United States consul ut
Picton, who fled from the province TO
escape prosecution ON charge Of at.
tempted assault ON little girl, was ar
rested IN Boston, and II Il said win be
brought hack for trial. He was prom
inent Ia society while at Picton, but
one day invcigled into his office u little
daughter q u wcll.lnown citizens, with
whom he took Improper liberties. He
was severely beaten by the father, but
soon after ief', when prosecution was
inauguratel.
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a Depuiation OF Merchants walt.
Upon william Henry smith.

LONDON, March ga deputatlon
Of merchants engaged la trade with
Newfoundland, visited William Henry
Smith, government leader Of the Com.
mons, today, for the purpose OF urRlnp
delay ON tho part Of the government h
passing through Parliament tho Iii
introduced In the House OF I.or,ls Ia
make operauve upon Newfoundland
Tue niod1s ueedh between Great
Britain aud France, relative 10 th,
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A SLAVE
Consui qnintsna, New York, Bsaght
- Giri Tor $500.

NEW YoRK, March 2i.-An agent
Of the Children's Society brought "a
South American slave named Marie
Dovonloir, IL years old, beiorr Justice
Diver at the Harlem police court this
morning. she had been bought ffom
her parents in Peru for $500 by Consult
General QuintAna Of Peru, who placed
her IN service with his family In this
city nineteen months ago. Marie,
through an Interpreter, told the coart
that she had been shamehilly beaten
by Mrs. Quintana last night aud left
the house. Quintana, who was In
court, said he was willing TO send the
girl back 10 her home Ia Peru. The
magistrate placed tho girl Ia care Of
the Children's Society for further In.
vostlgaliOn.
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KANSAS Cry, March i.--rhis morn
Ing the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas
notified the lines In Interest that IL
would make the same rate from Fort
Worth, Tex, 10 Ogden, Utah, by way
ofkansas CITY, that the short lines be-
tween these two points wcr, making.
This rate Is $50. The local rate be.
tween Kansas City and Fort Worth Is
a tribe over $40 and this rate nom Kan
sas city to Ogden Ia $50. The action
viii affect all rates IN Kansas and
Southern Missouri and win even allow
the Little Rock rate 10 be scalped,
while from Kansas City 10 the West
the brokers viii be IN cloTcr. IL Is OK.
pected that the Kansas City brokers'
will soon be- able to sell Ogden tickets
for from SIT TO $50.
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We like TO see. Yet Eryslpelas disflg.
nres the features aud the disease is as
dangerous az II " rcpulsivo. II IL
sometimes called"St. Anthony'sFire, -
and Often ends In sudden death. 4. n,
Carpenter, Granville. N. ", had Il In
hoth legs and was cured by DIR. David
hcnnedy,s Favorilc Remedy, OF Ron.
uout, n. Y. This medicine excels all.
others for the blood. dSa
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NEw yoRE, March 2i.-A firm IN
this city received, this morning, a dis
patch from its correspondent In Chill,
stating that tho Chilian government,
In order 10 avoid the bombardment
and destruction Of Antafgasti, by vcs-
sells Of the rebels, have Withdrawn the
government troop. from that place,
with all the rolling stock OF the rail-
roai, TO Colama, s,ratcgetic point be-.
tween An,afgasta nni lquique.
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NEW loRIl, March al.-Thu execu-
tive committee OF the Grant Monument
Association held n meeting this after.
noon and passed a resolution asking
the Legislature TO appropriate s5O0,O0l
OF the state direct tax, recently relund-
ell by the United states, for the pur-
pose Of erecting the monument 10 Gen.
eral Grant at Riverside Park. A
committee To advance the plan will be
sent 10 Albany.
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NnRMILLios, =. d., March 2i.-The
University trouble Is assuming a more
serious aspect than before. This NOR
ming the local regent, Mr.. Truman, on
behalf OF the board, suspended indofi.
nitely three seniors, three juniors aud
one freshman, and the faculty prescn-
ted report requesting the president
u resign.
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LoNDoS, March 20. - The Ncwr
taris correspondent says lac learned
that the Italian government, without
discussing the status Of the New
Oflran- prisoners, maintains that, ~
PRISONERS, they were entitled % be de.
Tended. The Italian government dc.
tnands punishment u the mob's leaders
aud Indemnity for tho families Of the
mrn alnln.
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a. II said to b. wore sorious ,hnn NJ
rirst supposed.

CoRIs, March si.-Thc injury done
uully'r eye by the blow he received
nom last evenings fight - Of more
serious nature than 1T Dirt supposed.
Honly u confined 10 his hrd, and the
phynlclana say II Il probable he will re-
main la his rom for n month NJ least.
The trial of Michael OiIlflen, Dalton.
and others charged with rlosing ut the
time Of the trial ut rlpp,g ary Of Dillon
aud O'Brlon, was opcAed here today.
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Eserute,i.

PARIS, March 2i.-Promp, vengean.
ce has fallen upon Ramiasstara,
governor ofthe province OF Belansna,
Madagascar, who, according 10 news
received March 9Th, nassacrrd a5s per-
sons belonging TO leading families.
Dispatches received here state that
Namiasatnra, together with his brother,
who Is supposed 10 have instigatod tho
massacre, were executed on the spot
where tho wholesale killing took
place.
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The chip tt1oaddlip for Losses on which
this appropriation vas made. was com
mnndel W John Rogc1, lhen In the
merchant service, aud Afterwards 20
cnnspicuous la o1r navy ns Commo lore
Rogers. Several other payments were
msIc today.
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DIS MoisEs, March 2i.-Thc Des
Moines River j. rising rapidly, and
with .ho 'srgc MASSES Of outgoing Ice
"a destroy ng much property. several
bridges, ineiuding the Belt Line, aro
washed away. The loss 10 the city
and surroundings Ia already great aud
more Il threatened, rs the water i-stlll
rlsIng.
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ST.. JollNs, March 2i.-Ths sealing
steamer Neptune has arrived here with
u catch OF ~, 900 seals. She reports the
Hector has 10000; the Greenland, 90.
900; the WoU 10000; the iPalrus, 1000;
the hKe, 5000; the Iceland, II 900; the
Iarrdepa, $1,000: the AiVord sj, 900;
the hsq,ansdur, 10, 900. The Gulfsieam
ors arc not heard from.
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Deaths.

TOLEDO, Ohio, March ei.-uen.
John q. Gee, at one time Lieutenant
Governor 81 Ohio, and conspicuous
officer Ia Rosccrans's army during the
war, died here tonight.
NEW YoRi, March 24.--Rev. Dr.
Howard Crosby is dying from pneu-
monla.
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Boston, March 2i.-An expert ac.
countaut Is ut work upon tho books Of
the Boston Water Power Company in
Nestigatiug rumors that have been
prevalent for several days Of nn over.
Issue Of tho company's stock. Tho
compnny's nfiaifs have been In an un-
satisfactory state for s0me time.
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NV YORg, March william
o'Connor tclcgmphs from Toronto
that he accepts rccmor's challenge 70
row for $500 side aud the champion.
ship, aud asks the latter 10 cover q for.
felt he has on deposit In tho Police
Gd.f,ic office.
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MAMoRoSocK. n. ", March "a
The elegant summer residence OF J. NJ.
Constable, at Orienin, was burned to-
night. The loss ON tie house Il 81 900.
900; ON the furniture, $4,000. The
cause Of the fire wasa detective fur
mace fiue.
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MILwAuHEH, March 2l,-The Unit.
cd States marshal and post ol,lcc In
apector today arrested Hen Howellcn,
Mrs. j. Newbaucr and A. Smith for
dealing IN Louisiana and Mexican
lottery ticketa. Other arrests viii fol-
low.
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ASTORIA, Or, March 2l.-Thc direc-
tons of the Astoria Athletic CLUB this
afternoon decided To give purse OF
$1,000 for n fight between Hall aud
Fll1slmmons.
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Anna win recover. The, NY.

PHILADELPHIA, March IA me.
clai 10 the Ledger from Pltlshutg re-
ports AN Interview with Susan Dicl,in.
son, sister OF Anna Dickinson. In whlpl,
shossays; "Of her recovery from M
attack OF nervous prostraiion have not
The least doubt neither have her ply.
ticlans," Miss Dickinson intlmaied
tothe correspondent that Anna has not
tyHny means given up her intention
Of going ON the stage.
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. CHICAGO, March ai.-Cartcr liarfi.
son made his hn~t app.arancb Ia publL
tonight since receiving the nomi nation
for the MAyor,liy. II was In the Cen.
trail Music Hall, aud the place was
crowded with his adhcronts.
The meeting proved 10 he QUE that Is
likely 10 he memorable IN Illinois pol.
itics, aud Indirectly, perhaps, alsn In
national afiairs. Harrison savAgely
denounced his fellow democrats aud
the opposing candidate, Mayor Cregier.
The annou nccment that the newly.
elected United States Senator. John
NJ. Palmer, IN coming 10 Chicago 10
work for Crcgier's election, was 10.
ceiyed with much disfavor, aud the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Resolved, lily tho Chicago Personal
Rights League, 10 the number of iUu. lu
mass meeting nssomhlod, and i0.0Ol other
members la Chicago, that General Pal.
NOR be- requested not 90 interfere with
homo rule Ia Chicago, ~ representing uo
faction, but the whole people Of Illinois.
General Palmer who Il In Spring.
field, was shown n copy of the rcsolu
ton late tonight, but refused 10 talk on
tho subject until he received Official
advices from the meeting.
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NEW YoRIS, March 2i.--Judge In.
graham OF the supreme Court entered
hnal decree dissolvlng the North
River Bank. Francis =. Higgins was
appointed receiver.
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The Secretary Of the Treasury re-.
celved the following telegram this
morning from Secretary Dickinson OF
the Worlds Columbian Commission.
"Do | understand from your telegram
that " the commissioners meet here
lChlcagn) April lsl, and deficiency IL
Thereby created beyond the $3.50, 1000
assigned by the Treasury Department
for the use Of the commission, you will
allow 'aii deficiency 10 he paid Ms far
N possible out VI the total amount ap.
propfinted by Congress for the use Of
the commission and government ex.
hibit board for the current fiscal year,
to-wit, s2DO.O00.''
Secretary Foster tclegraphed this re-
Spouse: "If the total amount OF your
liabilities Incurred and expenditures
made during the current fiscal year,
Including the expenses OF the meeting
OF the commission, exceeds $3.50, 900, a
further npportionnicnt, not 10 exceed
$4,000, Will lie made out Of the cur.
rent appropriation for tho usc OF the
commission"
CARTER 10 SUCCEED uRorF.
Commissioner Croft OF the General
Land Oiiicc, whose resignation IL ac.
c.pled by the President, was nj his
ofiice today, aud held an Informal re-.
ception, which was attended by every
clerk and messenger attached TO the
office. Croft will leave Washington
for California ncxt Saturday, 10 engage
In private business. IL Ia reported
that the commlssioncrship has been
rendered to ex.iiepresontatlve Carter
Of Montana.
HONDURAS ACCEPTS THE INVITATION.
Captain Gilbert =. Cotton, United
States Army Department Commission
or 10 Honduras Ia the Interest Of the
World Columbian Exposition, reports
that, In company with the United
States Consul, ho was received by tho
President, 10 whom he presented the In.
vitation Of President HsrrlsOnand made
an address, explaining his mission. The
President replied In the most encour.
aging manner. The President stated
that Honduras accepted the invitation
OF the President of the United States
10 participate In the exposition and the
ltepublic would be represented MT Chi.
cago by q full exhibit Of its RESOURCES
aud products. President BOgran ap-
pointed DIR. Fritz dartner. government
Reologlst aud inspector general OF
mines aud u scientist of high repute, "a
special commissioner for Honduras 10
the Columbian Exposition aud gave
MIN Instructions 10 report Mt once plans
for building aud exhibit iorHonduras
with an estimate OF the amount OF mo.
nty necessary.
TiE FRENCH sroLIAlIoN CLAIMS.
Leonard Myers Of Philadelphia OBJ
tained the inst payment fr0m the
Treasury la tn. long delayed French
spoiatlon claims today. The iirst DRIFT,
torslh, 800, was issued 10 Mrs, Mary
Ann buchanan Smith, Of Phlladel-
Phia, lady SO years old, and whose
hthur, John Smith, Jr., was n merch-
snt IN Baltimore at the close Of the last
rshtury, and who, with his brother,
ueneral Samuel Smith, noted mem.
yer OF Congress from tho latter city,
'est heavily by tho French captures.
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Tho "Critic" riyinE Signals OF Dis.
ifcss.

New YoRl, March "a. - Captain
Richter OF tho steamer Sdaie, which
arrived here today from Bremen, Ie-
ports that ON the 18th no passed tho
British steamer Crliic flying signals In
dicaling that she chad been in u colli-
sion. She did not ask Tor assistance.
The Criho carried crew OF forly-seysn
men.
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WARRINGTON NOTES.
surveyors f"r Central aud souiis
Ataerirs.-worId'. fair Funds.

WASHINGTON, March .i.-The only
matter considered today by the Inter
national Railway Commissleii was the
Perfection u plans aud arrangements
Tor the sending OF three surveying par.
ties TO South aud Central America To
begin work In determining the route
Of the proposed road 10 South America.
Nearly all arrangements have been
decided upon. The first work viii com.
mencc Ia Guatemala.
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G,ic,ed Cron.r- Enirearh Themselves
In their Former iIon~s.

EDISBURoll, March 2i.-Dlspstche-
received here from Sionaway ais,s that
Of Lewis Island. the largest Island of
Of Scotland, marched 20 orissay PARK
Forest, from which they had been
.victcd In order 10 make room for n
deer preserve. The croftcrs entrcnohcd
themselves In the~uins Of their former
homes, and announced that they arr
prepared TO r-sist by force any attempt
made 10 Gust them.
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RoaE, March ai.--rhe italian gov
eminent contemplated taking stops To
check emigration 10 America.
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COIlAssI:T, Mas, March 2i.-rho
body OF Lawrence Barrett was interred
In Contral Cemetery today.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-10-30
Cardinal Gibbons Will Attend.

CrrY OF MEXICO, Oct. 30.-Canon Plan
carte, of this city, has sent invitations to
Cardinal Gibbons and the bishops of tn g
Catholic Church in the United States to
attend the opening of the Collegiate
Church at Guadalupe, one Of the most
renowned temples in Mexico, which has
been undergoing repairs for some time,
but which is now nearing completion.
Cardinal Gibbons, of Baltimore, and the
bishops of New York, Philadelphia. Bos-
ton, Chicago, Detroit and St. Louis
have already accepted the invitation and
will gather at Chicago and come to this
city by special Pullman coaches.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-10-30
Boston Clothing Store,
Old No 70, New No 11G East Main ST,
St PatriCk's Block.
Waterbury, Conn.
Trains leave Waterbury for

Trains leave Waterbury for
BosToN,25e, 7:ao, q; 70; 100 80. 40 pm. Re-.
turn-s:so a. M, 1890 m. 800 11:oo p. m.
PRq Rstp4nsio re- s 3a1 1S .Ss p m
NEW YORK via Brewsters-S:O0 q. M; $40 p. IA :,
Return $50 a. M; 400 p. m.
NEW LoNDON-1ol5, 7:sO 2 m: 100. 4:oS p m.
Return-7:4S' e45 a. m; $50, p, m.
FHrn is sa 1s9 o:4s nj s 9E s9s E p Re-
W1LIMANTIC $50, 7ao am. .0o. 1874, 4os pm:
Return *7:15. 1915, e:1o, 11:s5 a m; 2:17. s:Ib
sPRINGFIELD-eo a, M; 4:o5 o. m. Re
turn-7:4O a. m; 800 p. m.
NEW HAVEN via Plainville -7:so. 1880 a, m. Re-
turn-7:ss, II: a. M; s:56 p. m.
HARTFoRD--s:5o, 7:so. 9o6, 1880 Am; 90, 4:eee.
NEW vs. N !ssSs 49, So Sss SS foo
sSs &C. So sS9 io So p m is Sessss0spssss = sos
PLAINVILLE-7:SO, sO6, 1880, q. m; LOO, esA6,
4:o6, s;ss p. n; Return S09, 70T. s:SS. liz
BR1sToI6s5o. 7so s;o6, 1880 .; n; 100, 's.ls.
$50, 11:1ba.. m; 1880. 4:4o, 7:O6 ,. a.: 80
9Si { g. 70 ri fs s 'S IL lis
wATERvILLE-7:so. 1ose M: "s:4s. 4:oS. SIS
keturn-zbo. $40, "sAs.11;4b a. Misses, re
UNION CITY-fsO6 a M; fs:1s p. n. Re.
turn-fs:4s a. m fs:06 p. m.
|TOWANTIC-fs:Oo a. M: fb:1B p. m. Re-
turn-fS:S9 a. M: fS;02 p. m.
PoMPERAUG VALLEY 500 A., m; 4 S,IO
5:15 pm. Return-Sss6, o. m. 12;90S7: 80 p d {.
HAWLEYvILLE--s :15 $50 q. m; 2:l0 SIS D. "a,
Return-2:0O, e:0s a. m. 1900. 7:0s p. m.
DANBURY-s:oo q. M; $40. 6:15, p. m. Return
TAI, 11:48 a. m; 7:10 p. m.
BREWSTERS-sO0 a. M; $40, Sis p. n
Return-7:26, 11:2e a. M; $40 pm. 4 =
neutrality-suspicious. 4. M: BIO, S:iS: b.
m. Return 500, 1000 q. M. $40 p. m.
BUFFALO, DETROIT, CLEVELAND, cISCIN
MATT, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO aud western
points, 500 a. m; 2:10, 5:16 p. m.
Sunday Mail.
r. B. Williams, Supt, East Hartford,
A. G. Kendall, q. p A Boston
Sept 90 1891
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-10-30

came out one evening and threw you
of the stoop aud told you never to
come back that You wrote me you"
Threw me OF the stoop! Your
fatherl By the great hornspoon. but
this is too much. Mrs. Bowserl Threw
me! I'd like to have seen the whole
caboodle of your relations throw me-
Of a stoopl'
"Perhzps you don't remember how
you used to compare my eyes to stars
and tell me that IL would be the one
effort Of your life to make me happy?"
"Eyesl starsl The idea Of me oalk.
ing any such boshi came home ex.
pecting to spend a happy evening in the
bosom Of my family, and you've gone
and knocked it all overl That's the
way with the tarnal women-always
kicking and complaining about some
thing"
There was q time when you used ia
pet me, Mr.. Bowser."
That's It'll Keep right on harping
on that same old stringl If q husband
don't tell his wife forty times day
that she's his shining star she's ready
to kick and make his home miserable.
may be driven out any day now. I've
seen 1t coming for the last two years
but was helpless. I'm going to lock
mp and go to bed. Good night, Mira.
Bowser!"-M. Quod, in N. Y. World.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-10-30

Franklin, Williams County, Tenn =,
was half destroyed by dre.
Peter jackson says he Ia not avePsS to
giving Peter MaheF, the Irish champion,
fight.
Premier MsrcieR, In his testimony In
Quebec, duplicates LAurisr in the Pa
cand 800, 600 scheme.
Forest fires are raging in Newton
County, Tex, and much timber hes been
destroyed. The country II dry from
long protracted drought.
Yesterday Spanish securities closed
strong in London on y report from Paris
that the agreement in regard TO she
new Spanish loan had been sigusd. The
report has, howsvsr. net been confirmed
from Madrid.
Mr.. James II. Wardla, the assistAnN
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