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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
THURsToNs APPOINTMENT
State Department Not Yet Officially NOti-
 fled that He XYiu Renresent HaNaii.

State Department Not Yet Officially NOtl-
 fled that He Will Represent Hawaii.
 WAsHINGToN, May 19.-No official ad- vices concerning the appointment of MT. L. M. Thurston to represent the govern ment of Hawaii to succeed MT. J. Mott Smith, have been received at the State Department. Usually the mail steamer from Honolulu to San Francisco brings advices to the Department which are tele- graphed from the latter place, but no de. spatches from MT. Blount that might have arrived by the last steamer were wired from San Francisco
 This lack of prompt notification is some, what unusual and is accounted for at the Department by the belief that MT. Blount had nothing important to communicate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
POLICE COURT.
Martin
McGrath Heavily Fined F
 Breaking Mans Nose.

Breaking a Mans Nose.
 Theophile Demars was discharged from his work few days ago and tried to take satisfaction out of his employer by assaulting him. He was arrested and this morning had his case continued for thiFty days.
 Martin McGrath was charged with ar assault on Charles A. Flynn. Last Tuesday the men had an argument and Flynn alleged, McGrath struck him 1T face, breaklng his nose. pr Donahue at tended him. McGrath denied striking Flynn, but he was fined $25 and costs He took an appeal.
 Dennis Bowling, charged with drunk enness, was given 30 days in Ail.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
Your Choice.

Is easily selected from cur stock. We are displaying this seas n's novelties in jewel ry. If you admire perfect workmanship in precious metals it will pay you to look at our stock from which nothing desirable has been omitted. In our watch depart ment we have Silver for S4, Filled for $8, IA K for $2O, Horse Timers, $9 to $50. Our prices like our time pieces defy rivalry So does our display of Silverware. The manufacture of fine table silver is ore of the fine arts. It is a study in art to in spect our stock of cut glass and art glass ware.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
Ex-Treasurer Hyatt's Estate Inso1vent


 NORwALK, May 19.-The estate of ex- United States Treasurer James w. Hyatt will be insolvent unless the stock of the Norwalk Horse Railroad Go, which he held, is sold. If it is sold the family will only receive $6,000. The discovery has created a sensation, as MT Hyatt was believed to be a millionaire.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
Connecticut Lecislation.

HARTFORD, May 19.-The Senate has passed the act providing for police matrons in cities of O,0O0 inhabitants and a bill requiring the study of physiology and hy giene in the public schools. The town of Stamford was authorized to issue $100,- 900 bonds. The Judiciary committee re- ported bill creating the office of Attorney General at salary of $5, 900 a year, $1, 1000 more than the Governor receives.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
ILLINOIS BANK FAILS
The National, of Evanston, Forced to Sus-
 pend Payment.

pend Payment.
 EVANSTON, H., May 19.-The Evanston National Bank of this city closed it's doors at 10 a. m. at the suggestion of National Bank Examiner Geo. B. Caldwell. The bank formerly did business with the Chem ical Bank of Chicago, but after the failure of that institution it transferred it's ac- counts to the Metropolitan National Bank of Chicago.
 The reasons for the suspension are heavy withdrawals and the stringency of the money market. All the men connected with the bank declare that depositors will be paid in full, and that the bank will re- open in three days.
 The capital stock of the institution is S10O O00
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
NIincrs out on a strlke.

PITTsBURG, Kan, May 19.-All the miners, about 6,O00, employed in the shafts of the Cherokee coal field went out on a strike this morning. The trouble is over the new Kansas coal mining law, which says the miners shall be paid before the coal is screened. The mine operators say they cannot pay the prices demanded.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
WENT TO THEIR DEATHS
Three Drowned While Trying to ShoO the Rapids at Sewalls Falls, N. H.

the Rapids at Sewalls Falls, N. H.
 CONCORD, N. H., May 19.-James Roy and Elmer Arbo of Bartlett, and Alex Alcarow, with three others, attempted to shoot the rapids at Sewalls Falls in boat at a. m. The boat filled with water and capsized, and the three men named were drowned Their bodies have not been re- covered.
 They were river men, employed in driv- ing logs, part of which are lodged in the locality where the accident occurred.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
Discovered a Vein of Lead,

CoxsACK1E, N. Y., May 19.-Much ex- citement is manifest in this village over the reported discovery of vein of lead on the farm of Luman Miller, about three miles northwest of here. The owner of the farm has commenced digging for the metal which it is claimed is a rich vein
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
Connecticut River Swollen.

PORTLAND, Me, May 19.-Grand Trunk railway men report that grave apprehen- sions are felt up along the New Hamp- shire stretch of line in regard to the swollen condition of the streams, rivers
 and culverts. The Connecticut river from North Stratford down is in a threatening condition
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
BnsehaII Ganes.

At Washington-.Washington, 1; New York, 15.
 At Boston-Boston, 4; Brooklyn, 5. At AtPhiladelphia-Philadelphia, 10; Bal timore, ?.
 At St. Louis-St. Loyis, 5; Pittsburg, 4. At Cleveland-eleveland, 21; Cincin- nati, 4.
 At Wilkesbarrs- Wilkesbarre, 12; 1ut. fale, 8.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
Le Caron Will Recover.

LONDON, May 19.-Major Le Caron, who is noted as a spy among the Irish of America and who has been very low for the past few days, is reported as be ing some better this morning. There are some hopes of his complete re. cOverY.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
Big Fire in Yonkers.

YoNKERs, N. Y, May 19.-The estab- lishment of the Yonkers Hat Manufactur- ing company was almost entirely destroyed by fire during the morning The loss is estimated at S1O0,000. About 600 hands are thrown out of employment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
Two National Banks Close.

SAVANNAH, Ga., May 19.-A despatch from Brunswick, Ga., states that the First National Bank and the Oglethorpe Ma tional Bank of that city have closed their doors, and that NJ. Ulman, president of the latter committed suicide
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
Tn Wind ITp nm Australian Bank,

LONDON, May 19.-The court has granted an order for the winding up of the Commercial bank, of Australia, which suspended April 4, with total deposits of over a12, 00O, 900, of which e8e00, 900 were lodged in London, ... -sszss ..--
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
Newspaper Mans Sudden Death,

HARTFORD. May 19-Wllliam Erastus Collins of the local staff of the Hartford Courant, died suddenly this morning from heart failure, aged 34 years. He reported the senate for the Courant yes terday. He was worth $200,000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT.
Brakeman Harry Hook Instantly Kille
 Near Milford.

Near M1ltOrOs
 Harry Hook, aged twenty eight and single, employed by the Consolidated road as brakeman, and residing in New Haven, was struck by the over- head bridge just below that city at o'clock last night and instantly killed. He was not missed until the train had nearly reached Bridgeport. A brake man was sent back on the next train, and the body was found at the bridge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
Suffering from Hydrophobia

NEW YORK, May 19.-Judge David NJ. Pugh, of Ohio, is being treated fol hy ydrophobia at the Pasteur institute He was bitten by a ret dog. His condi. ton is critical.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19

NEW YORK, May 19.-The Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage reiterates his statement that he would resign as pastor of the Brooklyn Tabernacle on Sunday next un- less the indebtedness on the edifice was cleared off by that time. He referred to the floating debt, which amounts to about S100 000
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
Prosecuting the J, VIZ,

CoNsTANTINOPLE, May 10-A new ukase has been issued expelling all Jews from the Asiatic provinces of the Rus sian empire.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
DIsTRICT OF WATERBURY, ss, Probate

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, ss, Probate
 O Court, May +, 1893.
 Estate of Henry Wilton late of Waterbury, in said district, deceased.
 tratrix on said estate, pr r1ying for an order to sell land belonging to said estate on South Elm Street in the city of Wal erbury. as per applica- on file more fully appears, it is
 Order d tn said appcation be hea d and deter, district, on the go day of May A, D 1893. at o'el cb m the fnren@on, and that notice D. given time and place of hearing thereo by publish ing the same one time in some newspaper hay ing circulation in said district. : ROBERT A, LOWE, Judge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
CURTAINS.
 SpEClAL1ISALE CENTS "
 FURNISHING. Saturday. May 20

WHITE SHIRTS. Mems unlaundered White Shirts, rein forced back and front, 39c Mems fine laundered Shirts, soc Mems open front, fine linen bosom Shirts, Saturday, soc Mems extra fine Shirts, reinforced back and front, soc
 COLORED SHIRTS. Mems negligee Shirts, Saturday, 25c Mems Scotch cheviot and outing fan nel Shirts, choice. 39c, for $1.O0 Mems fine laundered Shirts new blue, pink and lavender, Saturday, 75c The largest assortment of Mems Negligee
 Shirts in the city.
 UNDERWEAR. Mems spring weight Underwear, white and colored, Saturday, 25c Mems genuine French balbriggan eilk finish underwear, 39c
 HOSIERY. One case of the famous Gladstone Socks, superior to the Shaw-snit 124c pair, $1 40 dog. NECKWEAR. Mems fine satin Neckwear, good value for 5Oc, the regular price, Saturday, soc
 KID GLOVES. Mems genuine English tan Kid Gloves, every pair warranted, $1.O0 sUSPENDERs. Mems fine silk Susrt nde~s, alway 25c, Saturday, 75c
 OVERALLS AND JUMPERS. Mems 50-cent Jumpers eud Overai's, Saturday, 39c SHIRT WATSTS. Mothers Friend Shirt Waists, 39c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19
DIsTRICT oFwATERBURY. ss., PROBATE EI Court May 15th 1893.

' NISThICI D Court, May 18th. 1893.
 Estate of Bridget Daley, late of Waterbury, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of Water bury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for Il creditor of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those attested, W ithin said time. will be debarred Il recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment 10 JOHN Al MuLUAHf, Esssntcrt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-19

Taken This Morning aud Landed at Jer- sey City, Whence She Left by Special
 Train for Preparation foI
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-08
A,,xe,a FOR silver.

Governor Al,geld, Of Illinois, in an
address to laboring men at picnic
in Chicago, on the 4th, said, referring
TO the present commercial and indus
trial depression:
"You are not responsible for this
condition. Men here and in Europe
who call themselves statesmen have
insugurated policies Of which this is
the natural result. Considering the
increase in population, tho increase
iu the industries and commercial ac-
tivi,y of the world, as well as the in
creased area over which business is
done, there has been in recent years
. practical reduction in the volume
OF tho money OF the world of from 33
TO 40 per cent, and there had, Of no.
cessity, to follow . shrinksgs in the
value of property to = corresponding
extent.
"lf, for some years to come, there
should not De sufficient blood in the
industrial and commercial world ia
mako affairs healthy, you must con.
sole yourselves with the thought that
our coantry, with al! other great ma,
tons, has been placed on a narrow
gold basis and you will not bs
troubled with any OF those cheap dol
lars that the newspapers claim you dc
not want. Combination and concen
uation are masters Of this age. lie
laborers learn this and act according
Iva
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-08

A young man and young woman
lean over the front gate. They are
lovers. 1t is moonlight, He is 10th
to leave, .. the parting is the last.
He is about to go away. They swing
on the gate.
"l'll never forget you," be says,
and II death should claim me, my las,
thought would be Of YOU"
"l'll be true to you," she sobs. an
never see anybody else or love them
~ long as ! i've"
They part. Six years later he re-
turns. His sweetheart of forme,
years has msrried. They meet at .
party. She has changed greatly, Be
tween the dances the recognition
takes place.
"Let me see.' she muses., with he
fan beating . tattoo on her pret,,
hand, was it you or your brothe
whom | used to know?n
"Really, don't know" he saws
"Prohably my father" Boston
Globe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-08
Society Notices.

go ,nn,r so 81 n n y hola.
u tia regular meetiues Ia Odd Fellows Hall.
a. Center VILE the nrst and third Saturday even
inRs OF zach month. All mentters In good stand
ing are invited TO attend ~ order OF the y. u
DANIEL JONES, Secy'
ptoNEsh Lopon' No IA !; r.Uav.. HAL iaaho
L regular meetings III ODD fsnaws nAu. tuAno
city, second aud ioartn sAs.fuAy s.en.as' ..,ss
month. Al mcmoerstn 49,, sssn" "s M" '"
TO attend ny ofaer o''Is "nuSroS sa..x
No "a n n
RvSs -. ,,,. 80 ,a.. a. oaa Fsliovs
~ holds It's r~saiA. NEE inss AZ Caa
ne. ,asnJ ,ms n,S =" All All m.mssss in good stand
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-08
sew Yonx rArEa ON SILVER

The following are some extracts
from the New York Recorder, show
ing the character OF the missionary
service that it is performing for the
silver cause.
.Itis just as dishonest to scale
deb. up Az il is to repudiste it. The
debts Of this country, aggregaung
over s35, 100000, 1000, were mostly in
Cured in gold and silver and legal
tender paper. Then by the act Of
1873 they we're made payable only IN
gold.
Gold has been bulled up and silver
has been bulled down. The whole
thing has been swindle on the work
ing people of the world.
The chief cause Of the fall OF the
price of silver is the fact that the gov
ernments Of the world led by the nose
bv Lombard street, which lives by
loo,ing the labor Of the world and
Devying tribute on the toll OF un'vef-
AL mankind, have combined for the
pas. twenty years in q bear move
ment.
Whew silver was shut out OF the
miots the largest demand for y
ceased, and inevitably Its value fell
II the governments of Europe ans
America had issued the same fla
against gold, espelling IL from tn
mins and taking the legal sende
away from il, gold, also, would hav
deprecated.
Now, suppose the governments Q
the world united to pass law forbid
ding tho manufacture or use OF col
ton for tho purposes OF clothing.
there any man idiotic enough to Al
quo that under those circumstance
cotton would not be deprecated an
wool appreciated in valass
The American peoples currsnc
gold and silver, is TO be changed
the dictation OF England. That is u
Cleveland Rayner program. That
what tho unconditional repeal" O.
means--the robbery and spoliation
the American people, the confiscati'
Of their property, their profits Al
their wages, yes, their very home
for the enrichment Of the mon
lords.
Give us free silver coinage Al
proclaim to England and the world
new Declaration OF Independence
the Independence OF America fro
foreign financial dictation.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-08
:, .,n,,,.uon for U. s. Patent.

TurrD STATES LAND Ofrto.'{
pa,ss I,ity. Idalo, July ii, 1879.
a. ,arshv given that James a. so ,,,Sns
Noucs address is San Francisco, aaress
wnoso "a Samuel q Bowen, whose possonu" ,shose
:. rantsryille Idaho, BY Thomas ". ,hsir agent
uostofhce address il centervlis nn,icstian for
md attorney in fact has maoo
limited Slater Patent for the
Orc Elmo
.,.,r situate in Elk Horn mining
ss..,c, ,.oise county, State OF ldano, srd 507
SAsi linear feet Of the lode and suIi'So "A on
feat wide, being Sur. NO ~ ~. Lot No 80 A, un.
the onca ,pSs Of the tied States, with masnee
y.,istion ~ 10 degrees 20 minutes - sn onsn cut
Bscinpine Il discovery the cen Ct " y. orieina,ly
in earth where ne u SS asSress o. minutes along ne
snerai co,rse or line Of vein 420 ieet 70 e .,ncs
sost marked "E" center END olo ~. No / NJ
degrees IS minutes Z, 1850 los. mi. snryey
soas,;nn iaenticsl with cor. No. OF 'n's '"i Wy
~h.pcs . pine tree blazsd and
mAr1s0 $50
,pr "A bears N AZ degrees os minutes
" ,s5 feet distant. u s. Mineral Monmme y. o. a.,
hears N AZ degrees 81 minutes n z,iI 20, 90
lheuce Sc degrees " minutes
to Cor. No 2, q pine post marked 10. .@A' "hen'
Tor. No. Of location bears s6 degrees "
5o7 feet to Cor. No. 8. identical with Cor Nv
of location, pine post marked s oso ~hsn'
pine tree IS niche. in diameter Olaaed and m'r1'
B-r- $50 bears \ % degrees e .,.,,..
Ilsi feet 10 Cor No. 4, identical with Cor. ~
a of location, pine post marked . -nA' "hen'
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Motto. Of Application for y. . l Patent

uNiu rsn Idaho. July II. 1898.
Nn,;Se il hereby given that JAMES Gar
NotHe 70 nostoffice address Is pan
r,annisco' California, and Samuoir
Hran Franz, whose postoffice address IS Den
.orv;lle. Idaho. by their agent anu o, nns,of.
!erSlie' rh'mas w, Bowen, whose pos.o.,
ID lao', arass ia Centerville, ldano, mas
nee aa ann, 'cation for United states
Patent ior 'n' Revenue :, r,p Horn
;r;nc claim, situate IN Eik NJ ~
i.ooe n'n n;.,,ict. Boise county, S'a'e ~ ~
m nun Consisting of 1890 linear o leo. s. o
! iuahi La and surface ground ovo ,u
'n ma ha;no Sur. No. 800, ana oesis""I ~,
WIZ ~ oft,cial plat and field notes 1S Tod
o Mo 'n a, unsurveyed land OF the o 20 Je
S ~, with magnetic variation d. ~
,rsss 90 minutes e, as follows: IF an
gfeues r in ut discovery. the center y. y"
cn, Ar feet, s teet deep IN ealsh , anS
u rpcL where the notice Of i0 y" sar.es O5
nr;";nally posted, thence N oy ues ,,rse or
a;n,,tss VI along the general oo Wanted
;na Of vein $50 feet to a nrmiy P'RH ave
LILY, .';ns most marked Nv" center emu '''
pme 800 feet to C": ~ ca
;dsnt;cal with Cor. NO: \ A. nos
ton tIsn and place of beginning = " p''
m ;rcba,
m arkad = whence mr. Tree ~
! 800 - m rinut.
8, d;ameter bears s go degrees ~ NILE nrs ~
W 255 feet distant olazeo anu
= B. T. aoo thence % ''f
1870 feet to Cor. NJ =: i hin
d with Cor. No; . OF loca''o
post marked 80 whehce
:: Mountain bears n ~ ues ~ e.o fse
y, q the nee s 20 degrees % minutes :" NJ NJ
10 tn Cor. No. 8, Identical win oo'' W.
!. location, fir post marked .oo "hen'
Of iii. cr.st Mountain bears N % degree
d. E'n o n 40 degrees 05 minutes
:. i.on n feet 10 Cor. No. 4, identical with 20
as Nh a of location, a fir post marked ,oo
y ..bence a fir tree "a inches in diame''
b,azed and marked B. T - bears N
- deorees To feet distant. thence -
J.srees * minutes E, 900 feet to Cor. n
Ie1 he place Of beginning. U. :: Miner !,
', Monument No. /, Elk Horn mining a.
Dr. Of. trjcl bears N 4s degrees % minutes ties.
'ss 1870 feet distant, embracing an area
i isr The The said mining claim being on Ieco
In the office of the County Recorder
said aa mining districts 2, Idaho rS CITY, ",
ns Boise county, State Of Idaho. Inc R nj,
of est known locations being the ore m
1 y" and 10 Devil Sur. No. $50, the "es'e
ur Wonder (unsurveyed), j. B. McCurdy a.
va the heirs of Mitchell Borno. claimants
AS Any ami all persons claiming "a adverse verse
the any portion OF SalQ hNuc CiaiIn W
n ground are required t.. file their aove,
i Claims thereto with the Register OF
Ca United States Land Office at BOISE VI
set, State of Idaho, within sixty days mere
No. or thew will be barred by virtue OF
,c.. provisions of the Statute in saeh ca
made and provided. ,
led First publication, July IL. 1898
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Notice Of Application for q s. Patent

Boise City, Idaho, July IL, 1883.
Notice IL hereby given thar James {. Jor ss'
whose post fare address, is san francsS, .daress
il Centerville, Idaho by their agent ana s.ornsy
in fact. Thomas w. Bowen. whose pos'omse ~
dress is Center. lille; Idaho, a. mas rs, mA'e App'
for United States Patent aa Nor. isi the
rode mining claim, situate In Elk Horn mining
distrct Boise county, State OF Idaho, consisting OF
1851 linear feet cf the lode and surface grouna 10y
ths ofcisl plat and field notes as Lot No. ~, unsur
,eyed lands Il the United States, with magneuc Va
ration at 10 degrees 20 minutes u, ~ follows;
beginning at discovery In the weat END OF AZ
n, en- cut $50 feet long by 1913 feet deep in earth
and rock whe the notice Of location was originally
posted: Thence IS degrees OF minutes 4 along
The general course or Lire vein 4SS feet 10 SET
nina most marked "E" center end Go D.v1i;
thence 8 80 degrees IS minutes rs feet TO Cor.
No S, identics: with Cor. No. Of location. pine
post marked "A; theuce s SO degrees o.
minutes W 1881 fee. to Cor. No. 6, Identical
with or. No. 6 Of location, pine post marked
"a, whence pine tree So inches in diameter
sss
Olaaed and marked B. T. $40 bears Il degrees 80
minutes W, 90 feet distrut; thence n degrees
Is minutes W 667 feet to Cor. No. Of this survey
$50 feet to COR. No. 7, identical with ,or
No. Of location. . pine post marked =
| avs SS9
whence q pine tree 40 inches in diameter
azed and marked B. T. "A bears so degrees 81
minutes W 24.s feet distant; thence So de
grees o. minutes Z 1881 feet to or. No.
identical with Cor. No. OF location, hr pos
marked A, whence FIR tres 10 inches in diane
| SS9
ter b, ars n "a degrees AZ minutes 54.5 feet dis
tant; thence s degrees So minutes
$50 feet to Cor. No. 5, the place of beginning
embrrcing an a ca of 800 acres. s. Minera
Monument No. l bears As deg. ees SO minutes
27l1 % feet frum or. No. If Orc Elmo Lode
which is cons ,lidated with this claim and made on
survey.
The said mining claim being on record in tn
office Of the County Recorder Of said mining ID
trict Ut Idaho CITY, in Boise county, State of dahO
The nearest known locations being the Orc Fine
which bounds this claim on the nth, the Wester
Wonder iunsurveyed), claimants ]. b. Mct'urd
aud the heirs of Mitch II Borne, mrs. Baker
claim iunsurveyed), name unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any poi
ton Of said lode claim surface ground are re
qured to file their adverse claims thereto with th
Register OF the United States Land Office at Bots
City, State of Idaho, within sixty days hereof, O
they will be barred by virtue of the provisions
the Statute In such cases made a d provided.
. CHI s. s. KIN SLEY Registe,
First publication, July Is, 1898.