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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04
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The following property will be sold on easy terms: The Erwin property on Vine street, consisting of one dwelling house and four build ing lots 7 feet front by 160 feet deep good loca- tion. and a special bargain; two houses on Nerth street; four family house on Kingsbury street.; 2 nice home on Abbott avenues good business blocks near Center Square;on south Main street, block with three stories, also four houees;' a cheap home on RidRe street; 8 pleasant homes on North Main street. also a thre9 family house, modern improvements with good barn, rents for $09 per month: 2 2houseg on Central avenues 1block and house on High street; q new house on Nevill street, will be sold cheap; beautiful home on West Side hill, house and barn; new houses on Chapel street; brick block lately built and one family house with one or more huild- ing lots, fronting on three streets. Money loaned and loans wanted on hrat mor1gaGe. For further Information Qall or adxEess 2. g Hay,a Real Mms
 E1Feet, un gtnlrs,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04

THE recent census bulletin on water transportation gives some interesting facts upon the subject that leads think ing people to prognosticate great things for tho valley of the Mississippi in the future. South of Mason and Dixon's line the Mississippi valley Is compare lively thinly populated, and the states west of the great river have most of them had their birth in the last half century. Notwithstanding this fact, and that the largest cities of the Unit ed States arc along the Atlantic sea- board, the commerce carried on the Mississippi river and its great branches exceeds by one-third all that which passes in and out of the ports of the At lAntic seaboard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04

NEW YORK state now owns nine hum dred thousand acres of land in the Adj rondaclx wilderness, but it consists of parcels which are not contiguous. This drawback to the creation of a state for est preserve is to be remedied by bill signed by Gov. Flower. The bill em- powers the forest commissioners to ex- change pieces of state land on the out skirts of the wilderness for interior lands, or to sell the former and purchase the latter. The interior lands are more desirable for the states purposes than the other, so that the new law will fa- cilitate the preservation of the forests and the establishment of a park on a large scale. m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04

THE eyeglasses which pinch the nose are thought by many who have tried them to be dangerous. A case re- cently occurred in St. Louis of man who died of cancer of the nose caused by the pressure of his eyeglasses. He noticed that on each side of his nose where the spring of the glasses brought the clamps against the flesh a'persist- ent red spot appeared, but thought nothing of 1t. A year or 30 ago the right aide of his nose became sore, . small spot turned brown, and in three months he had a well-developed cancer, which In course of time ate away his nose, the whole of one eye and finally penetrated the brain and caused death. 6pectacles, says an expert, are not SO handsome nor stylish, but are far safer to persons compelled to the habit ual use of artificial aid to the sight.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04
Gen. Collins. Mission Unsuccessful.

DUBLIN, June 4.-Gen Patrick Collins returns to the United States without having accomplished the object of his visit to this country. His negotiations with the factions have met with no suc- cess and it seems to be certain that the Home Rule party will go into the elec- tion campaign divided into two bitterly antagonistic sections. It is believed that the failure of Gen. Collins negotiations will lead to the retirement of many Mo Carthyite members who, while willing to sit for 8 united party, will refuse to seek election and appear in the house As representatives of a party ring.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04

THE republicans of the house sat Ike deaf mutes when Representative Moses challenged them to show the benefit re- oeived by the farmer under the McKin- ley tariff law, and offered to vote the republican ticket for the rest of his life if any one could show him that the Mckinley act benefited the man who raised a bale of cotton or bushel of wheat. There was one exception among the republicans-Mr Bergen of New JerRey-but as soon as he opened his mouth he put his foot in 1t, and that was the last of him. Impossible tasks are not alluring to republicans or others.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04

A COMMUNICATION received from the governor of Yucatan., Mexico, states that a worlds fair commission for that state,. consisting of six members, had been appointed and were actively en- gagged in prepafing their portion of the Mexican display. Merida, the capital of that state, Is one of the most inter esting on many accounts of any in the country, and 1t is the desire of the au- thorities that it's display shall core spond with it's historical interest, as well as make good showing of its in- dustrial and natural resources, and for this purpose is doing all that is possible to secure a good exhibit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04
LII. 1.- -.I. ll.....l....-.. !.

This is the sliehtiue remark that N often applied to women who fry to seem young, though they 10 longer look 60. Sometimes appearances are deceitful. Female weakness, functional troubles. displacements and irregularities will add fifteen years to Q woman's looks. These troubles are removed by the use of Dr Pierce's Fevorite Prescription. Try this remedy, all you whose beauty and fresh- ness is fading from such casuaa, and no longer figure in society as ssback number" It's guaranteed to give satis- faction in every case, or money paid for 1t refunded. See guarantee on bottle wrapper.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04

MEDICAL authorities declare that fat people arc lees able to resist the attacks of disease or the shocks of injuries and operations than the moderately thin Their respiratory muscles cannot SO easily act; their heart is often handi- capped by the deposit on 1t, and the least exertion throws them into . per Spiration. Avery fat person is in the position of . man carrying heavy bur den and too warmly clothed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04
Long Strike Settled.

TORONTO, Ont, June 4.-The brick makers strike has terminated, aster having lasted nearly two months, ? a victory for the employers. The men are disconsolate over their defeat, and say that they have given in onll be- cause their families are in abselute want. They declare that they vii en- deavor to strengthen their ranks and, if necessary, make 6 more deternined stand next spring for a return 2 the old scale of wages.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04

CANADIAN census takers are having trouble with their Indians. The In- dians are described as being, not unnat- urally, very curious to know what the census was for. At one place they would demand to be paid for giving their names, and at another the enum- orators had to bribe them with tobacco before they would tell the names of children and others who were out hunt ing or berrying in the woods.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04
lEhe 4e1axesrst.
RAIElnIaY. coNN.

IN Boston two men fell over high bank within ten minutes of each other. 10 was the same bank in each case and each man went over at the same spot. The first man was as drunk as he possi- bly, could be and walk, and he escaped without a bruise worth mentioning. The other man had never taken . drink of anything intoxicating in his lifes but he was picked up dead with broken neck. Moor al.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04
Cut His Throat With a Pen-K.lfo.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, June 4 F. Ex- Representative John B. BotttnI, who had become mentally derangA. 1t is said, through his efforts to extAcate his fnther and brother from Rnaleial diffi- culties caused by the Florelce Tack Company's failure, cut his thrAt with . pen-knife during the night and will nrobablv die
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04

Neuralgia cured in five minutes by Dr Ha1e's Household Ointment, the great pain and akin cure. Sold by R.C. Partree 46 & R7o0 Bank street.
 Don't cough. Be sensible and break up youx cold with pr HaIesa Household Cough Cure tho finest remedy known. Sold hy Bs Q. Pafifoe. 70 e 708 Banh etrests
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04
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Ia practlced by people who buy inferior articles of food becanse cheaper than. standnFd Rooda. Infants are entitled Co the hast food obtainable. 1k 10 e fact that Afiik in the hsst infant food. Your Qrocsrl and druRoint keep if.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04

OLIVE growing is now all the rage In California, and warnings are thrown out that the business Is likely to be overdone. Tn the neighborhood of Pomona, for instance, more than three hundred thousand trees have already been planted. Itmust be admitted that the Californians are prone to excesses In the matter of fruit culture
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04

SUPERSTITION seems to be rife on the eastern shore of Maryland. It is said that as cure for biliousness the people believe in boring three holes in care fully-selected tree around which they walk three times saying: ''Go away biIioua.D
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04
nrr.. nrontagu Not Rleasetl.

LONDON, June 4-The tHnsfer of Mrs. Anne Margaret Montagu, lnder sentence for the manslaughter of hf child, Mary GranRe-G Gorman caused ae circulation of a report that MrsI Montagu had been released. The repos was not true.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04
Big washous Near wilkebarro.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, June - A big washout occurred on the P4nsylvania Railroad at Retreat, ten niles from this city, during the evepiE. Twenty loaded freight cars were thrown down a 19 foot embankmenU ito the Sus- ouehanna River and are atotal wreck. The cars were loaded win flour and roywdaP
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04
ratnllr KlolIea Rxla Italian.

MIDDLETown, Conn. June A. John Nicoi, the lS S.year- old lillian boy, who was brutally kicked by an Italian workman, named Angel has been un- conscious since the aasAlt and will dle. Angelo, who boarded with Nicolisa father. was intoxicated
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04

nycur liver is torpid and alugglish, you cannot do business aucceasfu1ly. Get your liver all right with Dr HA7a,a Houne- hold Tea. Sold by R. O. Partres, 70 q T08
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04
PENMA 16H1P.
RRoF EE@ @DEzTaE

Teachee every pupfl to wte a.zne. rapid bual naee hnnd in . col1sEQ Qf nElgete lessons and NO EAWuMEE. All kindt tH pom Gork executed m the AlRh07k dekse Of ~ Afts
 RMT HM|E NEfHNUEs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

l platforme uchwalano, zostaf
Force-bll do mel prsYiety i
goraco poleconY )ako nalwlek-
sza twierdza republlkanow.
Prevalent Harrison W swYm
lisc,e oswladcza]acym przyle-
Gle kandydstury, wsponlna .
MIN nieco rezerwR DO
wszYstko przeciw temu bilowl
powstale. John Davenport z
Nowego Yorku oswladclyi, ae.
)ak tylko republlkau,e dostana
wiekszosc W kongresie. l
prezydeata. Force.b'll mus'
sse STAG prawem zape"n'c
republlkauom rzady S.anow
ZjednoczonYch na zawsze.
Gdy ten bill prawomcc
nYm Zostanle, wtenczas ma
zadaule stu obywatell laklego
badz powiatu sedala (Crcult
judge) naznacza Chef Super,
wlzora ma Gale zycie, ponlc
wal prawie wszys:y se1Gowle
ohwodowi So republNanam',
vice zamlauuje republ'Nanlna.
Ten Chef Supervisor m anule
trzech Assystent-S uperw'zorow
w kaadym precynkme kon'
gresionalrego okregu, W
ktorym obywatele zadaja, by
ten Force. bill byt z%ast6sowa,
nym. Dw6ch z tych Ass. Spr.
ma nalezec do lednej party,
rozum,e sic republ'kanskle].
Marszaiek Stan. Zjd. naanacza
TAXA liczbe deputych. jaka
Chief Supervisor 2ada.
Marszalkom wolno cd domu
do domu chodzlc i agitowac,
rozumle sic W lnteresie part
repbl. Me wolno drzwl przee
: MN zam7kaG, DO zuaczylobl
} to zniewazac rzad.Sad obwodo
] wy wyznacza Board O
Canvasers W kazdym pow'ecle
CT splsu)a cztonkow wybranyct
a Clerk poprzedn1ego kongres'
musi ,ch wpisac ma l'ste JAKE
wybranych. C<tonkow1e n:
: liscie stanowia pczYsz1a LIB
7, kougresow4. Pc tak'el
a zorgau,zowanlu lzby kons.a
u towanie wyboru stale 81
e niepodobnem. Cztonkow1
Y W ten sposob siedzenta
6 zble zajmuj2cy beda gtosowa
a "a SODA i pobija kontestant
Wielka zas}ugq tego For,
n blu jest to, ze znos' zupe}n
n kontestowan;e wyborow. Czy
e. inneml sfowy odpiera lib
W prawo, wykonywania konst
W tucya naznaczonego obpwlazk
sadzen,a wyborow llczen
D. glosow (:returns:) i kwallf'kac
n swych %wlasuych czlonko v.
= Cd zaprowadzenia rzqtu pa,
" silva (General-G overment), posiow
10 do Kongresu 5yli wybleranl
tYm samym tYklecle co urzedl
i cy stanowl, %okregowi, %powlatow
IL gminri, wybory prowadzone p
Ia kontrola urzednik6w stanowych
%. podtug prawa stanowego.
y, Dlaczego pfaci SIG urzednlkt
f%ederalnych pod}ug tego billu,
ma pozor dzlaiali wsp0lnle z urze
lie mkaml stanowemi, q wfasclv
,, pod ich kontrola?
> Czemu ten Force-blll nlenazl
czyf osobnych wybor6w do Ko
III gresu pod nadzorem urzqdnlk'
CHI panstwa i ma ekspens tegoz r.
du?
" P1eywsze.- Wobwodach czyI
ia republlkanskich ME ma potrze
att jednych s~traszyt procesem,
lnnycE kupowac. tYlko W dem
e ]ud W kt6rych sl]
~ opozycza.
Ill, Pc drugie. Wynalazcy
bY djabelsklej ustawy, by utrzyn
partye Republlkanska pc I
wole ludu u steru pahstwa, 81
.uo dziewali sic i dazyll do tego,
'te' k%ontrclowaG wyborc6w demok
so. tycznych W niepewnych STAINS
~ PREY oborze gubernatordw, pow
towych mie]skich urzednike
}lll posf6w legislatury l Prezydent'
A. %0ro y,nc1upU monet
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

lud ma wtasna zgube utrzy-
NIUE a o wolnosc osob's.a
wy ME s.olcie, DO JUL wciaz
przed kartn!,stam' lub lch
alobem pIaSzczycie se, roz.
chodzi sic t!lSo 0 wolnosc
pyskowanla Tic zucnYch ludzl
i Pana Boga.
KaAden z was vie dobrze,
lie taryfa protekcy)ua tylko
bogaczom tabryAantom po'
mogla, BE robotu'S przeszfo
sto mll,ou6w dolarow tract.
Zebyscie tegn ME rozum'ell
przypusclc NE moge % wien.
czas mus,albym wa nazwac
ciemnym, a Wy przec'ez las
nle,ecie nby lAteiigeucya. Me!
wy wiec'e to dosNonale. ale
2e spodziewac'e sic ]aklego
udzlaiu VI zdobyczy, vice mys
ilcle, mech tam robotnikom
skore sc,agala, byle my co
zlapali. Jez-h taryfa celua ME
lest aln W stanle oczo"
,tworzyG, )ezel 1ua tax ma
obied | perfomaclcowa slepo-
te cierplcle, to b,l przymuso,
Wv tax zwanY Lodge bill
albo Force b,ll powinien to
uczynic.
Tel uslawy ami car mos
kewsk, wstydzic sic ME pc.
trzebu)e. Car usliuie nadac
swym radon zewnetrzny po-
lor europe)sk,, lecz ami on
AMI lego psia wiernosc'a Cd
znuczajacy sic czynownisy cos
podobnego na oszukanie lu'
dow i zamaskowanle podfegl
despotyzmu me wymysl'l'
Faktyczn'e dzlwi ME &c
nadzwyczain,e, d. car tie.
ustawy W SWIM kraju ME
wprowadzi'. Byiby to nowI
obiaw despoty1mu koustytu
cylnego.
Sumlenn, i honorowi bada
, cze h,storyi s1arpdytnel, sred
2 niowiecznej nowozytne]
2 CIV to nalea9cy 90 koscIof
chrzesclansklego hub do OBOE
: wolnomyslnych, przyzna]a, Z
a , poganlzm Jest sci5le zfaczoa
y z niewola, Re bez mel lstn'e
/ ME mole. Teraz WE'VE n
K swiadectwo Cenzus Super'n
/: tendeuta Porter. w s"el
u spra wozdaniu co do wYzna
. mowi on, De W Stauach nv
dnoczonych jest II mlllono
a chrzescian a 49 millono
y nalezacych do Big Chure
L. czyli pogan. Vice W Sta'
G Zledn. przemaga poganIzr
DO chrzeseijanlzm do pogan'
mu stol jak l do 4. A &e
XII partyl reynblikahsklej pomin
IA kilku Know Nolhlngo
X katonck,ch i TAX zwanY'
niby chrz"sc'an, przewa'
ar poganlzm, vice mic dzlwneg
e. ze sp(od2'ia take monstru
"a ]ak Force bill.
70 Aaeby znowu Mkt Il
IN myslat, 4e Z za]adtos" part,
"a, nej chce pr>edstsw Ic t
20 Force-blli (takze Lodge b
zwany) W takich szkaradny
%. barwach, %przytocze nalp!er
90 ]aka opinle 0 MN :'ezawis
~ gazeta codzjenna Clncia'
nj Post dala, gdy Jeneraf EVIL
O MN do ulej corresponding
nades1af l tax: The Force B
~, Handled without Gloves
49, General Ewng. A Maste;
90, 90 Surrey of its Provisions. z
Bill Would Practically DBL
rate the States = And Con
Nldote AW Control Of elections
the General G0uernen1ent. t
, przymusowy, ,raStowauy
w rekawlczek przez genera
"a. Ewing, mlstrzo "sN poglad
ze jego zastosowanle. Ter
zpiszczytby samor2ad Stan'
a oddat GAIA kontrole wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
Jak to polsko-repu-
b~llkaiscy politykie-
rzy k}amia.
(Ciag dalszy.)

Polsko.republlkahscy polity'
kerry przedstawiaia Grover
CLEVELAND a, demokratycznego
kandydata "a prezydenta,
;ako popiera)acego wolny han
del , wolne bicie srebra,
acknowledgment robotnikow.
Gdy Cleveland bvl prezy-
dentem, to okazaf sic tax
zaolnym prawym mezem, Re
nawet na)zagorzalsl republi-
kane ME mogll odm6wi6 to-
60.
Pc ustapieniu Z rzadu "a.
ohowa1 sic csfkiem sKromnle,
vziaf sic do piracy i %otworayi
offs adwokacki W Nowym
Yorku.
Braf udzias W ayclu i ru
chu politycznym swej Ojczyz-
ny Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
interesowafy go wa3ne kwes.
1ye, komentowat je i wydawaf
zdrowa oplnla o n;ch, be-
wzgledu ma partye osoby,
bez wzgledu, czy mu TAXA
krytyka zrobl przylsciot Tub
nieprzy]aci6t.
Jego zasada Jest sumlen.
nose, prawda i dobro ludu.
Wierny zasadom demokra-
tycznym, strzegl lch czystosc'
jak zrenlcy w oKu.
W zYc,u prywatnem ME
wystepowaf nlgdy jake aglta
tor, to ziedpalo mu podziw u
wszystk;ch, szacunek ogolny.
Grover Cleveland Jest dis
najwiexszym me2en: stanu ~
AmerYce.
Ma banklecle danym W
NovYm Yorku z%eszfej z1my.
ma kt6rym znajdowafy SIC
najwybltnsejszc osoblstosci
polityki: przemysiu i handful
by1 Cleveland takAe obecny
Gdv przyszedt czas n;
wznoszenie toastow, powsta
CLANCY Nc Depew najslyn
messy mowca i pol'tyl
re?Lplikahslklei partyi,, rick!
Nam wzniesc toast Ia homo
typowego Amerykanina
dtuzszey minlstrzowskle
movie, ktora Gala prasa z
na)lepsza uznafa, jaka kiedJ
kolwiek Depew wYg1osl
uzraf Clevelanda "a naj za(
riejszego me3a Stau6w Zje
dnoczonych.
Pytam was vice, wy 2al
szkolne, wobec tego oibrzym
sfowa, )akim Jest Depew, ia
smiecie tax poole kfamac
na,zacu,ejszego me2a Grove
Clevelanda ludziom iako d.
magoga, n,eprzyiaciela roln'k
i robotn,ka przedstaw'ac, skol
jego przeciwnik republican,
lako typowego Amerykanln
t. j. najzacniejszego mega
przedstawll?
CIV ME p%ojmu7ecie teg
lie "a szarpanie honoru te&
wielkiego meta, wasz wtasr
mowca stepluje was podter
luizml.
Ola czego3 to czynlcie?
Bo u was zadnego homo
niera, wy gotowi "a gro
lub ty2ke strawY sfnzy6 dl'
btu i spiewa6 mu hyniny, j
podobnl wan bezwyznanlow'
socyallsc, czynia we WI
szech ma rozkaz zapfa
zyda Lemml, lax spodlone
bezwyznansowe kreatury
Poznahsklem ! Galley, pom
galac zydom obdzlerac ]ud
wszystklego.
Kampania vyborcza WIN
ga polemlkl, wymaga agltac
ale powlnna bye prowadzo
uczclwie Z praYzwoitoscla,
ME ksamstwem i podfosc
Jake polacy, gdy "a tax.
uchcdzic chCecie, pOwinnls
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
he Nod

TAM HANDEL UBIOROW
co ME targuje a tanio sprzedaje
Takiego drugiego wielkiego han
dlu gotowego ubrania ami w Wi
monte, ami w Minnesota ME ma.
Mona tn kupic:
ClEPkA ODZIEZ ma spodek, tudziez
CIEPLEJSZE URRANIA ma jesieh i zine.
WSZELKI CARNITUR STROJ0W
MEZKlCH, jake to: koszule, chustki do
nosa; kolnierzyki p46cienne, celuloidowe
i papierowe, szelki, %mankiety, krawatki,
guziki.
W}asciciele handlu THE MODEL szcze-
g6lnie sic staraja q, ably zadowolic publicz-
nose ubraniami ch]opc6w i dzieci.
DOBRE UBIORY MESKIE
10 s. 50, IS, Sc, 81, i So. Piekne ubiory po $40, sl2, SIS
SIS i $40. Wierzchnie surduty na Zine.
KApELUszE, CzAPKI, FUTRA.
KAFTANIKI majtkowskie, W kt6rych
ch1opcy nawet do Koscio1a chodzlc NIGGA,
dostaG MONA W Genie cd Is cent0W do
81 so.
Handel ublor6w bioracy zapfate gotowka
The MOde1
..Hatters 4 Furnishers"'
90 II u. 3rd s.r. Wi"ona.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-05
Prisoners at Wallace.

WALLACE, Idaho, Aug. 5-Peter
Breen, member of the Butte miners
union, was brought to Wallace, and
Is now confined in Jail. Breen was
here during the trouble, and it is al
legged he melted the miners to resort
to arms. All the prisoners are sul-
fering from beat. +. III. Frazer.
justice of the peace of Mullan, was
released on 5000 bonds. No further
examinations will be held till Au-
gust Sth. A detachment of troops
left Wallace yesterday for Mullan,
to assist the deputy United States
IN making arrests.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-05
Strike at Studebaker's

HOMESTEAD, Aug. 5.-At a late
hour last evening the following was
received from South Bend, Indiana,
by the strikers:
ITO the president Of the Union
Homestead, Pa.--The Studebaker r
wagon works, the largest in the
world, was obliged TO shut down to-
day owing to 5000 men refusing to
work on account of the company's
using material purchased of Carnegie
steel ca. Great excitement prevails
here. Other unions contemplate go
Ing out unless boycott is made on
all material made by the Carnegie
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-05
johnson Island.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.--The re
port that the British governmen,
had taken possession Of johnson
Island, In the Pacific ocean, does not
excite much interest in official cir
cles, for the reason that the island IL
OF no value for strategic purposes,
and because Its supply OF guano is
practically exhausted. At the de.
partment of state 1t Is said that the
United States exercised jurisdic.
fional right over the island since
1858, when the American Guano
company landed a party thereon
and occupied 1t, Territorial juris.
diction, however, has never been
claimed by the United States and
the island has never been annexed.
The United States would exert its
jurisdictional right over the island
toprotect the guano company la pur-
suit Of Its business, but II Is said
there would be no conflict with the
territorial jurisdiction forwarded by
any other government. In case the
guano company abandoned opera
lions on the island this government
would have no Jurisdiction what
,ver over 1t.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-05
LESSON TO THE LORDS.
Strong Words from the Lord Chief
Justice.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge delivered judg-
ment yesterday in a case in which a
workingman sued the Duke of Rut-
land because the latter's game keep
er stopped traffic on the high way
while they were diving grouse.
Lord Coleridge said the days of
high-banded interference with the
rights of the people had passed
The evidence showed that the game
keeper had knocked the plaintiff
down, and when the latter COM
planned to the duke, Lord Edward
Manners, the latter replied, "Go to
the devil. If you are shot, your life
be on your own head" This the
lord chief justice said would not be
tolerated from any person.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-05

A Mr.. Hannah, of Peoria, Ills. sud-
denly found his horse, usually very
gentle one, acting in very strange
manner. He would lay hold" said
the gentleman who gave the ac-
count, with his teeth of everything
that came within his reach and
shake it as terrier would rat
While the gentleman was watching
the horse reached into a pigpen and
seizing hold of one of the inmates
threw it up into the air. This
strange feat he repeated two or three
times; then setting his teeth in the
body OF the pig he crushed it to the
earth, gnawing and mangling the
body in the most frightful manner.
The horse then took a second pig
served it in similar manner, and
then tossed calf into the air as
easily as a cat would a mouse.
1.-The owner Immediately sent fora
popular farrier, but when he arrived
the horse was more quiet, where
upon the farrier ventured into the
inclosure and called the horse to
him. The animal came up, apparent
ly very docile, but the moment he
was within reach he seized the man
violently by the shoulder, threw him
forcibly with his face on the ground
then setting his teeth in his back en-
deavored to crush and gnaw him.
the animals eyes meantime becoming
CLASSY with rage" The owner res,
cued the farrier, but the horse had
to be shot. 1t was clearly a case a.
Washington Star.