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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
snikc Murphy Laid the Plan.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 2l.-Convict Wall confessed that the plan to escape from state prison had been conCucted by Spike Mur-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
pnh,io Finances In Gnnd shnne.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9l. Treasury re- ceipts during the past few days have in- creased so largely that they have overtaken the expenditures by S2lOOOO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21

Paasch. the notorious German Jew batter of Berlin, has gone crazy and has been pronounced a dangerous lunatic. Nc wonder.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
LMALLL

Lady, he'll fathom by and by What this strange fever means Spare him the tribute of a sigh. This gallant in his teens.
 Alfred Cochranc in Temple Bar.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
The Rhode Island State Fair.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 2l.-lt k estimated that about 35.O0 people attended the state fair Wednesday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
B THE CAFE,
 10 AND T PHOENIX AVENUE,

l. n..u ..... trI ready to pay careful ;ttrCuf. .'.' .'.~'-
 Tha f,.-- -...,.' ..9'-..,'r r,' l,' found in the ,.ify Will t -..,,.-! tr 'u l2 t' .. and hoarders will rer-,.ivs. A .l..! t'-. r.'t-,IE
 RATE: I.I...~ >s1t u we,'k; Gentlemen $4.V' a wvck
 ThrIo~t I.j.., a;.,ir Il~try and desert in tho ri:y vii. ',--.' .'N.-l
 Op"u tr.H'....a. lr.. t'ltl |. III.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21

THE stability of a republic depends upon the intelligence of its people. In Brazil in 1889 more than half of the inhabitants were unable to read and write. This is just the condition under which an ambi- tious man can stir up a rebellion against tine government. If he can get enough support his efforts will be successful until some stronger man appears. The present revolution now seems to be gaining, but if succcssful there k no telling how soon the new government will be overthrown.
 IT seems difficult for the republicans to understand that the democrats in congress intend to redeem the promises made in the Chlcng" platform. They actually seemed tn think that it was possible to cajole the democrats into letting the Mckinley tariff law which was denounced from every d 'mocratic stump and in the columns of every democratic newspaper in the land during the last campaign. remain on the s,atutc books. And their mistake in the them taught them nothing They are now engaged in the useless business of try ing to frightcn the democrats out of the ,tiou "t repeating the federal election i ltw~ laws which mad, the notorious John l. Davenport possibility and which. in the hands of an interruptions administration. have ill the past surrounded the voting places of American citizens with bayoncts ill th, hands of soldiers.
 TIE huu~,. committee on foreign affairs will report bill providing substitute fol th,, much discussed Geary nnti-Ch hinrSt law The bill introduced by Representa-. tive Everett of Massachusetts is now be ing considered by the committee and will probably be favor.hly reported, with slight notifications suggested by Reprcscntativ, G,s,rv uf California. So many sensational statements have recently been made con c,rnina the intentions of the ajlminiStra tion. that Attorney General Olnry gave 0u an official statement last week that tn, G,arN law would not be enforced unti congress acts, and that the government does not aquicscr in the interpretation given the law by Judge Ross in his rcccn decision. aS to the right of private citizen to begin proceedings against the Chimes, and call upon the government to provide f.r their deportation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
Grent Fr,ens..

believe.
 Howard-Yea- They were tilted by the same girk-Trtatia.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
Ids Fair Attendance.

CHI, AGO, Sept. 2l.-Paid admissions at the Worlds fair Tuesday, l1I,42S.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
STAGE, TIE CLEVELAND spRINrge.

He Recently Equnled the Worlds Record
 For the One Hundred Yards Run.
 Cleveland possesses . phenomenal sprin- ter in the person of C. W. Stage, who runs under the colors of the Cleveland Athletic club, and who recently covered 100 yards in the worlds record time of 9 4-S seconds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21

E Aoan vEass Aonaon-
 LONDON, Sept aI.-Emile Zola, tte CT. thor, has arrived here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
Fall Clothing,
 Suits, OverCOatS, And Pants.

Also a full line of Boys and ChiIdren's Clothing, everything the latest styles and in good quail, ties.
 We will give you the benefit of the Lowest Prices in the city, and on calling to examine our Stock and inquire our Prices 1t will convince you that we sell you good goods at prices far below others.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
Dancing School.

PRoFI>>OE ANDREW BOVINO will open DaLtay >tA.. ] tAl~ ming in Concordia Hall N,~~' :-~ o:-l he h,li on Tuesday and Frla! s.n...-- :ram go to 10:3o. Tcln.~. ,tr..;- ln,,,, i,~~.n>. >4 Ladies. S:l. I2l>.;, |, --..,.- -lr. ,ach-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
New York & New England

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
DO YOU WEAR SHOES ?

of (. .- W.'l then. Gall al IAME> ,E.}\n >u|TH MAIN ST aud NANI \ ..It Ii, Boots and shoes made t' '..H ... '..'l> repaired at the i':vr-; la.~~ rIPpSTTEINION. Ashton & Garrity, Flnl"' '- >.. .'.. u..~ Filters Tin |,~.ir- II "..., H,a'.r, specially.
 206 Bank Street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
MERIOEN sRANCH

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
He Deserved IL.

Parker seems to have got rich all of a sudden.
 Yes He caused it to be reported that he was dead, and all the papers printed obituary notices of him. He. got all these together and instituted suits for libel against the publishers. They compro- missed, and Parker's living on velvet in consequence. -HarRors Bazaar. Incidentally it may be mentioned that, in packing for long transit, gloves put into bottles and sealed up with wax. like so much catsup, will not spot nor change color. neither will the thread become rotten and cause the gloves to rip. 0 READ .. .G1Rg[fD EE
 IN ANOTHER COLUMN. JULIAN HAWTH0RNE'S GREATEST STORY. Have the paper come to you regularly.
 Send . postel card.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
NLEN

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
OUR NEW STORY.

The SUNDAY REGISTER will soon be-
gin the publication Of a new and fascin-
atngly interesting serial story by Mr..
FRANK BARRETT. The story is admir-
ably written, splendidly constructed
and abounds in exciting situations and
originality.
The scene is laid chiefly in London.
The style is graphic, with many
flashes of humor and tender touches Of
sentiment,
The plot is strong, consistent and re-
plete with thrilling action and vivid
interest. A Russian prince, exiled for
enmity to the Car, is saved from death
by an outcast girl in the slums Of Lon
don. Gratitude leads him TO attempt
to raise her to his own level, and the
story develops into an account Of her
growth into the highest type Of noble
womanhood, with many strong situa-
tions from the plots Of Russian police
to abduct the prince, and her efforts In
his behalf, even involving Punishment
TO Siberia.
The story is powerful one and will
be read with undated interest.
Watch for the announcement Of the
opening chapters.
Do not miss single chapter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
Am UnlnterestIng EIection.

BERLIN, October 29.-On Tuesday,
October 81, the election of the "WahI-
manner" takes place, who a week later
elect the deputies to the new lower
house of the Prussian Diet. The fact
that the electoral system in Prussia is
based on a property qualification and
indirect suffrage accounts, undoubtedly,
for the small interest taken in these
elections and for the very low percent
age of electors that exercise their rights
of suffrage. There is consequently an
absence of excitement and electoral
agitation which usually characterizes
the elections in countries possessing a
more liberal electoral system. In a
word, the interest taken in these cleo
tions as regards the great majority Of
the public is reduced to a minimum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
DUDES powNFALL
A Recent Episode in a Wheeling and
Lake Erie Car.

A Recent Episode in Wheeling and
Lake Erie Car.
Recently ia q crowded Lake Shore
passenger coach, Chicago bound, sew
eral Wheeling citizens were witnesses
of dudes downfall. Near the rear of
the coach sat little group Of Wheel
ingites, endeavOring to get wink OF
sleep. A young lady sat nearly oppo-
site. She was neatly att.red, aud the
wav she chewed gum aud tried 20 at
tract attention, caused considerable
comment In q little while a sort of
rushing was heard and two specimens
OF dudish humanity entered from the
front platform OF the coach Every
BODY saw them. One in porticular act
ed In a manner 90 cause hum or dis
approval. as ue crossed his gl0ved hands
and swinging his head from side 90 side,
walked toward the rear OF the car. The
rum-eater's name was Louise, and
the dudes addressed her and sat down
by her.
try, evidently going 90 the
fair. entered the car at the next
station. One Of these men was a great
DIX SIA-lUQLtlF NNNA-A+-N ~ tNN''''-7'
his demeanOr seeming 20 Indicate
that be would like TO get along
peaceably with people generally The
three young folks across the aisle, the
obnoxious dude leading, began 10 make
fun of the new corners. They gave
them directions as how to best see the
Fair, and told them they were all right
If they we're from the farm. The SIX
footer said nothing. "IJ would De
pleasure 10 othat chap, said a Wheel
ingite This was the sentiment OF
many. AT last the farmer moved. He
slowly arose from his seat, crossed the
aisle, grabbed tho dude By the collar
and thrust his skinny head against the
window frame and held him there in q
grasp evidently ike 8 wise. The dude
changed col0rs, and after holding him
till his tongue began 10 hang out he
let him 20. The farmer resumed his
seat along side his girl, but didn't say a
single word 20 her while attending 20
his choking contract or after he Sat
down. The dude aud bis companions
kept mum. but the passengers who had
seen the fun gave the choker quite an
ovation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
TIE MooRs ARE FIGHTERS
And the Spaniards Are Learning It BY
Bitter Experience.

Bitter Experience.
MADRID, October 90. The battle
fought yesterday and Friday night, in
and before the trenches before Melilla,
and which was exclusively cabled TO
the Associated Press, resulted in the
death Of Gen. Margalla, who command
cd the Spanish troops in the first battle
about Sdi Quariach, has caused pro-
found sensation here. The engagement
Yesterday, which was cOmmenc-
ed by Gen. Ortega, who az
the head of the reinfOrcements
sent to Melilla, drove the Moors
from the trenches they had occupied
in front of the Spanish Notifications.
The Moors fought separately and with
the greatest courage. Many OF the
Spaniards were killed, and among them
was the unfortunate General Margalla,
who, only forty-eight hours previously,
exposed his troops To a second defeat
by sending a mere handful OF men to
the onslaught Of thousands Of Moors.
The Spaniards we're amazed at the cour-
age shown by the Moors.
Some idea Of the estimation which
the Spanish commanders place upon the
valor and ability of the Moors may be
judged from the fact the Government
is shipping heavy artillery to DO used
against the enemy in front OF MeliIla.
Additional dispatches received here
this evening say that fighting between
the Moors and the Spanish forces at
Mellla was continued to-day, and 1t
was rumored that there has been seri-
Gus loss of life on both sides. The sit
uation of the Spaniards is said to be
growing desperate, and additional
efforts are being put forward TO hasten
the rein fnrcnmantS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
shaInst Her PnsItInn.

Recently pretty young society lady,
a saleslady from a ueighborning town,
visited Wheeling. She found that some
Young ladies here had the custom Of
calling each other BILL" initiating
their gentlemen friend probably, it be-
ing the FAD among them. The young
LADY took on the word, and car
ried ii to her companions az
the store. II became popular
for the young ladies' TO call each other
"Bur when the proprietor was not
around. Recently fashionably
dressed lady called at the store, and it
trausplred that the young lady, who
had got hold of the fad in heeling,
waited on her. In an unguarded mo-
meut she forgot aud called the lady
BILL" This was q sumner TO the
buver. She reported the matter to the
proprietor and went away indignant.
There is q place vacant now in the
store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
IS rHE pIBLE a HUmBUeY
Not So, says DIT Waite, If Judged BY a
Spirituallst.

To q crowded house OF people last
night, in G.. A. r. Hall, DR.. Waite tried,
from a spiritualistic standpoint, to tell
his hearers why the Bible was not a
lying humbug. A great many people
there also were OF the opinion that the
Bible was not a humhug, but the way
the Doctor tried to sway the audience
and the inference 70 be drawn was that
the Bible lCdS a humbug unless looked
at In the light Of splrltualism. This
was the sum and substance Of the lect-
urer's whole argument. II 4 per-
son was not a spiritualist he must,
according 70 the logic OF the speakers
talk, be an In fdel and believe the Bible
q humbug-its variations on par with
Mother Goose and other humbug stories
of youth. The same mother that had
told US of Mother Goose and Santa
Claus had told as Of Jesus, Elijah and
David and Goliath. The speaker re-
cited the story Of Mary, giving birth TO
a child conceived by q Spirit; OF
Christ being controlled by the spirit
cOnfOuuding tho teachings or the wise
wise men; Of being taken by a mob,
tried and executed by mob, and
claimed that mob to be the church.
de told OF thu burial of Jesus
aud the rolling away OF
the stone By an angel, and Of Christ'sre-
appearance 20 his disciples in spiritual
form. He said that he believed in the
incarnation Of Christ. He endeayored
70 explain why he believed il but the
gist of Il was because the same spirit
that controlled the spiritualisJic me-
dunn OF to-day was the same that was
responsible for the birth Of Christ, that
controlled his life aud caused the pro-
phets OF old 10 write as they did. This
was the speakers whole argument IN
nut she'll At lhe conclusion OF his
talk he introduced Harry Waite, the
medium. lie said that be was in Wheel
ing TO start q spiri.ualistic church and
would make an address every Sunday
evening at the same hall. Next Sunday
evening, after his address, Harry Waite,
the medium, would perform physical
tests. He said he had heard OF medium
exposers being N Wheeling but chal-
lenged any TO expose the boy Harry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
SITUATION IN BRAZIL.
The Governments seems to be Gaining
steadily,

An0 0oFSEumenb eeeAhS " 70 N9A-A--e
steadily.
New YokK. October 29.-The Herdld's
Rio De Janeiro special says: President
Peixoto has issued the following state
ment:
The rebel vessels are imprisoned in
the Bay of Rio Janeiro. Furthermore,
there is ample proof that the lombard
ing Of the ships of the government from
the forces on the bar has done serious
damage. Two men-of-war have been
rendered useless, three have been injured
and the armed cruisers have been dam
aged so much that they are powerless
10 attack the fortIesses. Indeed, they
figured hardly ct all in the various as
saults that have been made. As for the
rebel vessels, they attempted to cross
the bar, but were. herolcally repealed
by the forts.
The government Is daily taking meas
ures toward isolating the various re-
fractory elements in Bahia. The only
place ia which the custom house duties
have bean charged is Rio.
All attempts to land forces up to this
time have failed, the rebels being re-
pulsed with great loss.
The general political situation is
good. There has been no public mani
festation in favor OF the rebels. la the
States the garrisons are giving eneT-
getic assistance to the government, the
sole exception being Nalha, where is
situated the city OF DeSterro, the Capt.
tai OF the State Of Santa Catarina.
The rebels having succeeded in leav-
ing the bar, landed, taking advantage
Of a tempestuous night. Before they
were fully established CeFracas organ
lied government without moral or ma
terlal elements, and composed OF mem
bers of whom scarcely two burst set
foot on the continent. All the other
States, however, remained faithful TO
the federal government
A column Of rebels from Rio Grande,
which was on its way TO Santa Catarina
to Join the other rebel forces. was re-
pulsed, and lost its arms and flags.
The financial situation is favorable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
Proof of Merit.

The proof Of the merits Of plaster
is the cures 1t effects, and the volun-
tary testimonials Of those who have
used ALLCocK's Porous PLAsTERs
during the past thirty years is unim-
peachable evidence Of their superiority
and should convince the most skeptical.
Seli-praise is no recommendation. but
certificates from those who have used
them are.
Beware OF limitations and do not be
deceived By misrepresentation. Ask
for ALLcocK's, and let no solicitation
or explanation indRce you to accept a
substitute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
NOTES OF the RIvER
News oFtHe Hoats and BOatmen Along
The Ohio,

the -Ohto,
The marks at the landing yesterday
showed feet inches ana falling
slowly
Make the Mouodsahela free or quit
buving PittSburg coal 10 is the con-
sumer who pays the coaL.-WGtcrlrdgs
Journal
The boats Of the early steamboating
DAYS we're all side-whee,ers. 10 was not
until late that the advent OF the stern
wheel boats occurred, aud when 10 did
thav were not looked upon with favor
INV The depizens Of the Side-wheel craft.
The river men regarded them as an IN
ferior kind Of boat, whose deck it was
beneath the dignity Of q drSt'class
teatRApatmGn 90 tread.
WANAEN, PA, October 29.-River
eirht-tenths OF foot, above zero;
me weather is cool, with light rains
and snow.
foot and 6inches and stationary;weather
cloudy and cold.
GFEExsBoRo, PA, October 29.-River
Is feet = inches and rising slowly;
weather cloundy and cool The Adam
Jacobs is due down Monday.
MoRaANrOwS, w. VA, October 90.
River c feet inches and stationary;
weather cloudy and cold; snow furr,es
to-day. The James g. Blaine passed
up and down.
ST. LOUIS, No, October 99.-Clesr
and cool; river 8 feet 3 inches and
falling.
The irst snow Of the season was
'ible yesterday afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
SMILES.

Prof. Potterby-"The body of the
frog, gentlemen, is composed almost
wholly Of water" Freshleigh-"Spring
water?"-IndtdnGDOlis Journal
Ada-"Why does Clara speak OF
George as her intended? are they en-
gaged?" Alice-"No; but she intends
they shall be. "-HdrGorcl Telegram.
Wife (reading paper)-'I see that
the life of a paper dollar is five years.
Husband-"Not when you get your
hands on one, my dear. "-NelD York
Journal.
Look a. yer, yo' Sam Johnson! De
boss dat Yo' sole me las night Is daide"
Sam-"Daide? Lo'd, OATS funny. He
nevah did dat o'."-NelO York Her
aid.
Little Bov-''The preacher said there
is no marryin' in heaven" Little Girl
-"Of course not. There wouldn't be
enough men there to go 'round."-Good
NelgS.
'Idlenens," said Uncle Eben, "makes
er man talative. Seems laik it's onpos-
sible fur er man ter do muffin an say
muffin simultaneously. "-lVdsIdngt0n
Star.
whats your Congressman doing In
Washington" He's a-drawin' of his
salary" Nothing else?' "Yes, he's
he's a-blowin' OF 1t in."-AaantG Con-
stitJItiOn.
Mamma-"Harry, Iwant you to come
in now and amuse the baby" Harry
aged 5)-"Ysu'll have TO excuse me,
mother; I'm not ia the low comedy
line. "-BOston Transcript.
tillingGeet-"How could you con-
scientiousiy tell Miss Elder that she is
the only woman you ever loved?" Til
linghast-"It is q fact. The others
were young girls. Vogue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
Hold Themselves Ready for Duty.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 3d.
The officers OF the cruiser New York,
have received instructions from the
Navy Department TO hold themselves in
readiness to oe called into service at
short notice. The statement that the
New York has received orders to pro-
coed to Brazil is not admitted by the
department.
1t has also been learned that Admiral
Skerrett, on the Boston, which has
been at Honolulu, has been detached.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
Nancy Ranks to start Later

TFRRE HAUrE, IND, October 90
Nancy Hanks will start tomorrow, as
expected. Budd Doble is In Chicago.
She will start either next Thursday or
Friday at the new record meeting,
arranged exclusively for her owing to
last weeks Dad weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30

THE Importance of keeping the liver
and kidneys in good condition cannot be
overestimated. Hoods Sarsaparilla is
great remedy for regulating and invig-
Grating these organs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30

\ very hurried comparison will demon
strate TO you that the Daily and sunday
Register Is the best local and teiegraphio
paper published in wheeling. IS cents
per week. delivered TO any part of the
city and surrounding aeIghbOrhOoa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
rrancis .Iosnnh GtYes Hls sanclInn.

VIENNA, October %. "A cabinet coun-
ell was held this morning and Emperor
Francis Joseph gave his sanction 10 the
immediate adjournment Of the Reichs-
rath.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
Ten Psr,on. Drnwned.

STOCKHOLM, October 99.-A terrible
disaster is reported from Hernesard, a
port on the Gulf OF Bothnia, 100 miles
north of this city. The Norwegian
bark NordSjernen ran into q small
hnat end sank ID, drowning ten parsons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
Do not miss E single chapter.

You only need maks the most super
aoisI examination TO determine the value
of the Register a. an advertising me-
dunn. Publishes more local aud isIe-
graphic news In one Issue than any OF
lts contemporaries do In fhres.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
Exchanged visits on sunday ?

PARIS, October 29.-President Csrnot
and Grand Duke Vladimir, Of Russia,
exchanged visits to-day.