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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09
Trouble In the Indian Territory.

CADDo / T, Aug. 9.-The trouble in
Cedar county has reached war heat. News
reached here that the county judge who
has been removed by Governor Jones had
been murdered. There is great excitement
in this section, and trouble is expected.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09
TannerieS Burned.

PITTsBURG. Aug. AT Rankin Station,
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, the
Fort Pitt tanneries and the offices and
warehouse of the Consolidated Wire COM
pany were totally destroyed by fire
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09
Dynamite Plot In Colombia.

PANAMA. Aug. a.-Advices from Carta-
gena are to the effect that the government
has succeeded in frustrating a plot of the
Liberals to blow up portions of Cartagena,
Barranquilla and the country residence OF
Nunez with dynamite.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09
Rohhsd by Circus Thieves.

PATTERSON, n. j., Aug. 9.-The house Of
Mrs. Steiuhauser of East Twenty-sixth
street was robbed by three men. who Sc
cured $500 worth of diamonds and escaped.
The men are said to have come here with
a circus company.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09
Alive with a Broken Neck.

BROOKLYN, Aug. 9.-Henry Richardson
who broke his neck by taking dive al
Bath Beach last saturday, is still alive al
the Cumberland Street hospital, but grow
ing weaker.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09

NEw luEK. \ ~. 9,-The celebrated stall
lion Ormonde arrived on the steamer Mas
sachusetts in perfect condition. He is con-
signed to MIR. Marlborough of San Fran
~iana
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09
Rnmnred the Receiver.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Sarah Z. Mellen,
daughter-in-law OF Abner Mellen, who left
an estate of $3.50, 600 has had Herbert f.
Dickson removed as receiver and referee of
her estate on account of alleged irregulari-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09
DISTRICT OF WATERBURY,. SIS Probate

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, SIS Probate
~ Court. August 1th. 1N9}.
Estate Of Ann Hapenny late Of Water
bury, in said district, deceased.
The court Of probate for the district Of Water
from the date hereof. for tho creditors NJ sand
estate to exhibit their claims for settlement,
Those who neglect 10 present their accounts.
properly atteSted. within said time. will he de
barred a recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested II make immediate pay
ment TO WILLIAM PALLET.
Nth-, n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09

New YORK. Aug. 9.-Zimmermann s
Forshay have bought $500 gold afioat.
paying n premium of - per cent. They
offer l. per cent for any part of 500, 900 in
silver dollars.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09

NEW YORK, Aug. 9-The great scarcity
of currency at present is very conspicuous
ly shown in the refusal of the Chemical
bank to make up the amount of the New
York Central Railroad company's payroll.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09

PITTSRURG, Aug. 9.-Fred a. Hoffman
jumped from the roof of his uncle's house,
) Granville street, and was killed almost
instantly. lie had just left the insane
asylum
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09
EIov.r TAKE to the woods.

ALBANY, Aug. Ex-Governor Flower will
go next Monday into the Adirondacks. He
will reruaiu in the woods until the 18th,
when he will go to Coney Island, where he
will address the volunteer firemen of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09
battle With a Boa Constructor.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9-Donald Burns and
his son had a half hours battle with %
foot boa constructor in their store in Roose-
Welt street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09
Dissolved the Lease.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.-The lease of the
Lehigh Valley railroad to the Philadelphia
and Reading railroad was dissolved by the
directors of the former corporation
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09
Clearing House Certificates Issued.

PITTsRURG, Aug. 9.-The executive com
mittee OF the Pittsburg Clearing House
association decided to issue clearing house
loan certificates.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09
VIII Use Clearing House Checks.

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. AT meet
ing of the Worcester clearing house it was
voted to request the larger employers of
labor doing business with Worcester banks
to pay off their help in checks payable only
through the Worcester clearing house.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09

BUCHAREST. Aug q Fifteen cases OF
cholera and four deaths were reported in
Brahilov. In Soolina % cases and five
deaths We're reported
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09

BANGkuK. Aug. IN Pavie, the French
minister resident, has ret urned to his post
in this city;
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-09

Phelsn is giving away chimney clean
er, fine article, with one pound of tea
Try his cream java coffee.
, 1893-09-29
Stdott1bes.
Kletne IIahrihten.


= Gin bor elm 8uggD geipannteS, bur6>
gegan9enes 8ferb ranntc geitern 2lbenb
ruabe Der Mi6Ianb @oe. uno 80. StraBe NIT
iol6er Bu9t ge9en cine 2ofDmotipe Der
Nortbtpeitern 8abn, baB eS ltb ben S6as
bel %eiurannte. 9aS 8ug9D purDe total
sertriimmert.
= GbaS. S6alp bon 219 90. Gan6olpb7
itroBe ~itilr8te gelternQlbenb bon etnem &orz
lta0t85uge Der Norbme1tern >8obn. Die
RG0er gingen ibm iber Sic Qlrme unb
t~reltuten oieieIben politGn6ig Dom &0rper
ab. Der 8erungliidte pur6e nab Dem
@ountDboipital gebracbt.
= W1tdbaeL @Dan 1tiir3te ficb g~eIterl1
&benb, ipabri6etnIi3 in einem Qnfau bon
Srritnn, elmer SOlge bon Ginatbmung bon
@loafengaS, aus benz i'm 3petten Stodtpert
ictner No6nung, $40. 283 20. StraBe, be-
le9enen Seniter. @r erlttt einen 8rub bes
rcc6ten TuBcS un6 eine8errenfung bes linz
ten TuBgelenfs.
= Marie Sneifotpsti belbulbigt in t6z
ret beute i'm &reiSgerid6t eingereibten
S6eibun9sflage ibren @atten SSobn, Ben
iie I'M Sabre 1883 betratbele, unmeniblt7
c9er @rauiamfeit. Inter Mnoerem iou
Sobn etnmoI periu6t 1aben, i6r nit etrtem
Goltrmciier bic &eble 3u bur1icbneiben -;
Elm anberes Wfal ioQ er Die M0beln in Der
ebeltchen 0obnung, 1919 Gbroopftr., 3erz
trtmmert rno btnauS8etporfen 6aben.
, 1893-09-29
Saaoenfeuer.
Die PGuier 10. $3.50 an 65. Stra6e gum
Setra9e pon $500 9eiddoiet.

6unfen, Sic elmer 2ofpmotiOe ser 6o6z
balm Ober Bet Sutnois GentraLz8a6n entz
1trOmten, iebten beute fritb Sc9en 2 ubr oie
@Gite eiues 8eliauSiteuungs 6otels in
S9refen rllO Derurlo9teh einen Scba6en
BON $500.
Die 9eicbd6igten @ebGube tragen Sic
gturnmern 316 bis 800 60. StraBe. Gines
bteier @e6Guoe geb0rt 6. q. 6ugbes un6
tptro bon Nnbrep 9ercbana benubt. Sober
Der betben erlei6et cinen Scbaoen BON
$4,000. 0aS stpette @ebdu6e geb0rte 6rau
8m. q. 6antlin un6 lit an S. $. 6arpe0
bcrmiet6et. Ser &erluit Ser e~rlteren be-
lGuft itcb anf $4,000, Der bes 2ebteren auf
$500.
9te Slamn1en bradben in $50. 316 an
60. StraBe aus un6 tbetlten iicb BEN 6enacbz
barten @ebGu0en NIT. SSn Sem er1teren
@ebGnoe betretbt Q(n6retp Bercbana ei1
Srucbtz un6 3u6ermaare >@ei9Gft, in Dem
anoeren betrieb 6arDeD Elm ~0teitaurant.
N1f Ser 9egeniiberltegen6en Settle Ser
StraBc befinbet it6 ba8 SoteG @ebfter,
beiien @dite bur3 bas Seuer in groBen
S6refen beriebt ipurben. SIS gelang aber,
cine Yanif ~ab5upen6en.
, 1893-09-29
banofeite Gonoufteure
Solen ole Sioieite=S tra6erbabneeieli6aft
III iRrer RaubpoIitif utttertiben.

Die @rbttterung bes gubItfums gegen
Bic bon ser Si6ieitczS 81 raBenba6ngeleu>
i6oft befnlgte G%aubpolitif, ipel6e burcb bic
&Lage 6es 9tidters 8rentano gu gr0Berer
BrDminen3 gelangt lit, miro 1t6. teineSipegS
legen, penn baS 8ublifum erfdbrt, ooB fitr
Den 9ienit auf ben Ga6tcarS, auf 6enen
bic 8aiiagiere, bte in IpGter gtacbtitunoe
bon Bunften iit6lt6 BON Der 80. StraBe Ser
Stabt 5uitreben, Elm 3ipettcs Sabrgelb ob@
Derlangt tptr6, beionberS trGftige CONDUIT
teure a~us9epGblt itn6.
Die StraBenbabngeielicbof min nibt
mebr bon Sen ftdOtiicben Yoli3iften fir bic
Wabrung tDrer vSntereien" ~abbGngtg iein
uno bat itcb bober lene banbfeiten CONDUIT
teare au5geiu6t, Die init alien 0enen, bic
itb Detgern, Den %Derlan9ten Grtra>gtifel
fir bic Sabrt bon 6er 80. StraBe mach Der
Stabt 81 entri9ten, turSen 8ro3eB macben
1oIIen.
Die erte @rfa6run9 nit einem iol9en
@onbufteur macbte geitern Qlbenb Elm SEE
rtcbterltatter elmer englii6en Wfprgenz
5ettung, Ser gegen Wtitternacbt auf einent
&abel3u9e an benz Nu9goni6nppen an Der
80. StraBe anfDmmeno, ben bort balten>
Den 8ferbebabnlpa9en go. 1853 beitieg. Ser
iun9e Wann tpei9erte itd enti9teben, ben
tbm abDerlan9ten Spetten 9tt6el SIT be3a6z
len, %tDorauf bin Ser Gonbufteur i'm gcipaltz
fam ableBen tppllte. Ser 8aiiaqter rief
aber etren in Der 9&G6e beftnDltcben 8oli>
5iitelt 6erbet, Ser fir i'm Yartei nabn1. Nls
Der YoIt5tit iib oann entfernte, muroe Der
8eri6teritatter aleroings bon oem 6anbz
teiten Gonbutteur troB aaebem abgeleBt.
, 1893-09-29

purben bon benz 8erbot geitern Na6mittdo
unterri6tet unb benabri6ttgten lofort Die
intereiiirten Sirmen. 9ieieS 8crbot be-
3iebt ii6 ielbitrcOen6 nur auf iolbe QuS>
TELLER, tDeI6e feinen GonceiitonSperfauf
pom QuSl6uB fir Wittel uno g8ege be-
iiben.
Die gommtiidre bon 8rantreiA, Sta
lien, @n8lanb II, +. 10. itn6 NIT biciem
8erbot ourcbauS ni6t 5ufrieben uto baben
cine beftige Sppoiition %erOffnet.
GrSRer5o9 5ron56eroinano Don Cite.
, 1893-09-29

Nu6iteuer berlan9en cine Britfung nab
Dteiem SDItern, bic 8reiSri6ter Derlangen
%yoffene" griifung. 3mei ber bret sur SUI
perpiitpn bsr Yrifung %ernannten Natto>
naIcommi1idre iteben auf Der Sette Ser
@usiteler, mdbreno Der brittle Gommihdr
pteber fiir Die offene 8riifung 6es Stoffes
lit.
0te 3ur 8ierpriifung ernannten Breis7
richter iinb Qlu9uit 0tolf BON 0eftzGirz
9inien, Gbrilttan WabG bon Wtilmaufee,
Sol. @ie9el nus ct. 9ouiS, 6err 9tcbtenz
felb aus 9eutlc6lanb unb 6r. 2unb aus
Canada.
9te &icbter trdten geltern @ormittag unt
II l1br suiammen, UNI 1i6 auf BEN 8ritz
fungsmobus 31 e~inigen. NQc bis auf
6errn 2unb proteitirten bagegen, baB ibnen
Die groben pbne Nngabe Der 6erfunft
iibergeben niirben. Sic be3eicbneten Ben
8ori9lag, Bel ser 8rifung bas v8linbe
foIb"zS Ditem geIten 3u laiien, ais Elm OttBe
trauenSuotum ge9en ibre @brenbaftigfeit.
Die Maioritdt iie9te.
0aS obenbe5et6nete Gomite 6er Natto>
naLcommtHtOu, beitebeno aus ben 6erren
Gpburn, garfer uno Gtb6d, belt ebenfaus
cine SiBung ab unb entibteD in 8e3ug altf
- Hur++9rI - CO '
6te Stage oeS Brifun9Smo6uS einen Wta>
ioritdtS> unb einen WtinoritGtsbericbt elm
3ubringen. Sic erfubren ipGter, oaB s..
8. Sbatber bas SDltem Ser %Dffenen 8riiz
flung begiinittge.
Die 8ier>QuslteIer 6ielten ebenfaQS cine
8%eriammLung a6. 0as Geiultat i6rer 8ez
ratbung mat cine 8otl6aft an 6errn
Browning, ben 8or1iber Der Qderbouab7
tbeilung Der YrGmienbebOrbe, baB ite fib
bon benz 8rGntienbelperb 3uriidsieben mir
ben, falls Sic 8riiful1g ni6t nab benz BON
ibnen gepiini6ten SDltem erfolge. Sour
Capt. Babit bon Wilnaufee erflGrte ltb
9egen bic gebeime BrIfung, bo6 bofen Die
iibrt9en Qusiteuer, i'm no6 su benz an6ez
rem SDitem gu befebren.
Sn 6ieler Bbaie miro Ser v8terfrie9" bis
morgen Derbleibe1.
Qus luo na6 ST. &outs.
Se6sig 8ertreter ausipdrtiger Gegiez
rungen unb mebrere Staatscommi1iGre
tperben iib am ndchlten Mtouta9 Nbenb auf
einem Spe5ial8uge Der Nltonz8a6n naD
ct. 2ouis begeben, nm iib ais @Gite Der
Staot 'baS berIDntte Set beS Ser
ibleierten grppbeten" an3uieben. Oie
Oerren tperDen IN ct. Xout5 tnt S0utbern
6otel etnquartirt tperben uno am Wttttpp9
Qlbeno tpte0er Sic 3tidreiie antreten.
Deri9ieoenes.
9er NusiteIun9splab iptes geitern 49,
1874 3ablen6e 8eiuber auf.
@eitern periodic ittb ber biitorii1e0tabtz
pddter BON GtltzQ8ien nit Srau &oia 0ier>
fling, bon @fe @meralb Nue. un6 26. Str,
int SerrtS@ Gabe an Ser Wibpap plaiionce.
SIM trtiben 9orf fan0 9eitern Nobz
mittag 3u Gbren Ser 2orb WoDors bon
Dublin Elm @mpfang ltatt. QabD Qlberoeen
mabte bic 6onneurs.
Die aus rs Oeann beite6enbe merifoniz
icbe Nationalfapele tptrb mOrgen bier anz
tommen, UNI ben merifanil6en Gbrenta9
a. Sftober) Derberrlicben gu beLfen.
Der Stem Oorfer Mapor @ilroD BAT einen
NusiduB bon 100 Berionen ernannt, Inn
bic Wan6attan : 9ap Seier auf Der Nusz
itelIung AMI Fl, Ottober SIT leiten.
SIM W~aiacbuiettsz @ebGuOe fanb geltern
Q[benb 81 @bren Der Observation-Disclosures
Elm Gmpfang unb 8aG ftatt. Inter ben
@Giten befanben ficb Standardization apis,
9rGi. Balmer, Sir Gt6aro Webiter, 0or6s
WfaDor Sbonfs, Sir 6enrD Woob II. q.
Die 8aiiagter5i9e Der 9enniDlpaniaz
, 1893-09-29

9inten brobten in SEN "a Stltn6en bis
geitern Ottttag aIein 1896 9~usiteQun9sz
beil6er bierDer.
9as GrecutiOeG omite Set Nationol6e4
60r6e bat geitern Die Gommilidre 8utt bon
8eit7gir9inien un6 6ouibap bon 8anloS
81 Nl6itoren Der Gommilion %crnannt.
Die Compensation Ser beiben 8camten lit
auf lie $12 tGgltcb feftge1ebt.
, 1893-09-29
Gin metterer Qufidub.

Ser @ei3iporenenbeitebe s. SO. Smitb,
tpeIDer 81 3pet Sabre 3udtbaus perurtbeilt
purbe un6 borauf elm 6obeoS Corpus
@eiu6 cinrei6tc, pelbes bcute Morgen Dor
9ti6ter We@onnea CUR Ger6anblun9 fomz
men iolte, erbtclt beute abermatS einerl
9ufi6u6 Der 8erban6lun9 unb 3tpar Bis
gum nGbiten 6rettaa. /.
, 1893-09-29
6eheimniBpoue Observation-Disclosures

Sn elmer i'm &reis9eri3t beute 8ormit@
tag ein8ereibten &laae perlan9t 6elen S.
Goplor Opn George 8. Gear cinen S6az
benerlab in 60be BON $25, 900. Die 9ln7
walte Der &ldgerin tpet8ern it6, ilber Die
Dirt Der &lage cttpaS NGbereS berlauten gu
~ialien. 8eber Der Same Der 8ld9ertn,
noGb Der bes 8ertlagten finOet itb i'm
itG0tiIcben Q0reBbub.
, 1893-09-29

SQ11hltIIUe Nlslteuet OOH Slet, mt
elmer e~in5igen NuSnabmc, baben 9eltern
beibloiien, iib bon benz BrGmienmettbe7
tperb 8urid8u5ieben, fails bel Ser 8eur7
t6eilIung Der alsgefteuten 8iere ricbt
elm SDitem befolgt tperbe, nacb tpelc6em Die
8reisridter ibr nrtbeiI gu fallen baben,
Obne 6oB ite piiicn, bon peIcbem 8rauer
bas 81 priifen6e 8ier tlammt. Die 8ierz
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-25
DARING EXPRESS ROBBERY
Train on the Missouri Pacific Railway
"Held Up" by Unmasked Men.
Express Car Door Blown Open with Dynamite
and About Four Thousand Dollars Stolen
Governor Stone Aboard the Train.
spec,s, to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the iuuihnADOne JOURNAL
ST. LOUIS. May PA daring express rob-
berry occurred tonight at $40 o'clock. thirty
miles out from st. Louis on the Missouri
Pacific road. about one and one-half mile
west of Pacific. Mo. The car of
the Pacific Express Company was
looted. At $50 the Missouri Pacific
express No 8. which leaves st. Louis night
~ at $40 O'Clock. arrived at Pacific. few
miles east Of Washington. Mo. The train
was heading westward and carried not
only over $1,000 in money. but
the persons OF Governor Stone and
State Treasurer Stephens. 1t seems that
the robbers. seven in number, boarded the
train at Pacific. No.. and waited until the
train had run out about one and half
mile before they showed their true colors.
At favorable SPOT. evidently previously
agreed npon, three of the robbers climbed
over the tender of the engine and soon
brought the train to staDdstill. While
two guarded the engine crew the
remaining five, wearing no masks.
went to the express car and demanded that
the door be opened. Suspecting something
evil was about to happen. the express
messenger not only refused to open
the door. but further proceeded to
foil the progress OF the robbers by
barring therentrAnce with such baggage as
he could lay his hands on. A further de-
mand from the spokesman of the bandits.
urging the express messenger to open mp.
receiving no answer. the robbers proceeded
to place q dynamite cartridge under the
door and blow 1t open. The crash was
deafening and tore Q hole nearly two feet
square in the wood work. scattering the in
terror distractions In every direc-
ton. The express messenger was
then compelled TO open the safe
and deliver the contents. thought to
be about $4,000. Governor Stone has al
ready offered a reward for the arrest of the
robbers. The Governor and the State
Treasurer were both passengers on the
train. None of the passengers was dis
turbed.
The following dispatch was received to-
night from: Gray's Summit by the chief of
police. ST. Louis:
Guard Manchester road. Robbers went north
from Missouri Pacific tracks.
As the Missouri river is but o short dis
tance north of the place where the robbery
occurred. Assistant Chief Reedy came
tn the conclusion that the rob-
bers p-obably went nrtf, and
eatcrin. a sklff. either crosseu the river or
are floating down. The authorities of st.
Charles were requested by wire TO keep q
sharp lookout.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-25
and get them interested In outs. then can
farm work be prosecuted with pleasure and
a chance of success.
SALISBURY AT BELFAST.
Great Demonstration Of Obstetrics and Dis
play q Union

Great Demonstration of Obstetrics and Dis
play of Union Jacks.
BELFAST. May 24-The Conservatives of
Belfast and neighboring towns made .
great demonstration tonight, in Ulster
Hall. In honor of the Marquis of Salisbury.
Fully three thousand Obstetrics. most of
whom carried miniature union jacks. at
tended the meeting. Previous to the ar
rival OF Lord Salisbury Capt Alexander
Clark Kennedy, late of the Coldstream
Guards. created furore by unfurling
union jack. under which. he said. the
Grenaiiers fought ut Waterloo. and under
that flag, he continued, the Icy alists would
tight In Ulster. and he and many of the
officers In the British army would assist
them. At z o'clock Lord salisbury and bis
wife and daughter. accompanied BY the
Mayor of Belfast, Lord Londonderry, tho
Duke of Abercorn and other distinguished
persons. drove TO Ulster Hail. whore he
met with q most enthusiastic reception.
The whole audience rose ana Joined in
grand chorus, while hundreds of miniature
union jacks were waved triumphantiy in
the air. When the enthusiasm had sub
sided Lord Salisbury addressed the audi
ence on the subject of home rule.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-25

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DIR. Pierce has found it. It's his - Golden
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blood cleanser, and flesh builder, nothing
like it is known to medical science. For
every form of Scrofula, Bronchial, Throat,
and Lung affections, Weak Lungs, Severe
Coughs, and kindred ailments, it's the only
remedy so sure that il can be guaranteed II
it doesn't benefit or cure, IN every case, you
have your money back
"You get well, or you get $500" That's
what is promised, in good faith, by the pro-
prietors OF DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy, TO
sufferers from Catarrh- The worst cases, no
matter of how long standing, are perma-
nently cured by this Remedy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-25
Caole Notes.

The wedding of the Duke of York and
Princess May of Teck has been fixed for
July 9.
The two months drought In France IL
estimated to have destroyed 1000, 600
francs worth of crops.
Recent floods have devastated large dis
tricts in Roumania. Whole villages have
been submerged. Three large railway
bridges and fifteen smaller ones have been
destroyed.
Prince Luigi, Duke of ADruzzi. who is
King Humbert's nephew, will begin on
June l q trip around the world. He will
sail on the war ship Volturno. In the
United States he will travel incoRnito.
The miners international conference, in
session at Brussels. haze adopted q resolu-
ton In favor of an eignt-bOur work day In
the mines. The supporters of the resolu-
ton represen ted 90. 900 miners and the op-
poneDts represented 100000 miners. The
conference also decided in favor of uni.
versal strike to enforce the eight-hour sys-
tenn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-25
Boarding "Help."
Country Gentleman

Country Gentleman.
The family circle Is the reliance of the
country home for enjoyment In the even
ing. and any outsider with other tastes and
thoughts can hardly find himself other
than an intruder. AS one would not want
TO board the minister or o school teacher.
neither does be want any other one as q
permanent resident In the house except the
family and the honse help. For this reason
i like the teDapt-house plan. The married
man enjoys his meals and his evenings in
his own home. and Is better satisfied than
single men.
The farmers wife should not be board
Ing house keeper. The care of q household
10 sufficient without the presence of any
more hands than are necessary. The day
should pas- whom the farmer must keep q
hot stove In his kitchen from early morn
TO late at night. summer and winter In
order to make mis- farm work successful.
IL We can give young men comfortable
housea take an interest In their welfare.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-25
LOSSES By FIRE.

Jordan's Poultry House and Other Buildings
at Paris, ILL.,, Burned.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
PARIS. ILL.,. May 24-The most disastrous
fire that has occurred in this city In the
last ten years commenced at o'clock this
afternoon and burned three hours. 1t
originated in the Arthur Jordan poultry
house. IL communicated to neIghborinx
livery stable. L. II. McCord IL Co.'s
lumber yards and the Big Four freight
offices and storehouses. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000. with 5000 insurance. 7.
FL. McCord X Co. lost SIS. ZOO. with sS. 500 in
surance. Jordan's loss is 81. 600, insured
for $1,000 Merkle II Wiley Broom Com
pany lose s., 1000: small insurance. The
losses on other buildings is $1,000; insur-
anea Il 600
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Other Fires.

SALEM. Mass.. May 24-The Atlantic tan
merry property. at South Salem. operated by
Poor Brothers. occupying over ten acres
covered with manufacturing buildings,
was totally destroyed by fire last night
Ths premises were partly occupied by Poor
Brothers. tanners. who had $4,000 worth
of skins on hand. The other occupants
were Reed * Vaughn. manufacturers of
leather-measuring machines; the Lynn
Glue Company and the Salem brass
foundry. The total loss will reach $780,
00G; partly covered by insurance.
NEW YORK, May 24-The tobacco factory
of II. Buchner AZ Co. a six-story building.
Nos. 1873 TO 1871 Mulberry street, was burned
this evening. The total loss is estimated
ut SO q. OOO. Sl50O00 on the stock and $50. O0O
on the building. Fullinsurance covers the
losses.
Houston. Tex. Nav 24-Lone Star. q
small town in Cherokee county. Was al
most wiped ont by tire last night. DR.. j.
L. Roberts was burned TO death IN his office.
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I he Fate of u Traitor.

San FranciscO CHRONICLES.
The terrors of Major LIE Csron. tho Brit
ish spy, are largely imaginary. He IS too
contemplate q fellow for Irish patriots to
kill In fact. the greatest punishment that
can be visited upon such TRAITORS is to allow
them to live on. scourged by remorss and
fear OF venSeanoe. NO future place OF tor
which has broken down Lo Caron in his
prime. 1t would be q mercy to him to end
his sufferings so il is to be hoped that he
may be allowed to live out his days and
taste to Its dregs the bitterness of the
traitor'a lOt
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United Presbyterians.

MONMOUTH. H.. May 24.-The thirty
fifth General Assem- bly, OF the United Pres
byterian Church Of North America con-
vened in this city tonight The three
hundred accredited delegates are about all
present. The assembly was called to order
by the retiring moderator. DIR. David Nc
Dill. of XenIs. y. The divine blessing was
invoked by the Rev. ID. S. Lytle. of Indl-
ana. and Rev. Thomas McCague. of Omaha
Scripture read by Rev. w. G. NJ. Hays. of
Spokane. Moderator McDill delivered an
eloquent and powerful sermon. The as
sembly then adjourned until tomorrow.