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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22

Are you ready for Christmass have y 2 found just what you want for your boys or their father. you can find it at our store. We've lots of new goods that make sensible presents. How's a good warm Ulster. Reefer or Suit for a boy. our kind will wear year or more and he will feel good every time he puts them on. Then we have Sweaters, Gloves, Caps and Neck wear for the little fellows as we'll as for men The older boys may not express as much pleasure, but they are just as much pleased with a present, and they appreciate our goods for they know they are the best. Lots of new Umbrellas. Canes, Muffiers. Handkerchiefs, Shaving. Toilet and Black ing Sets, Dressing Gowns, Smoking Jack cts and Bath Robes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
HARRIsoN's RECEPTION.
He Makes a Speech at the Union League
 Clubs Reception.

C1uD's Reception.
 PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22.-The reception of eX-President Benjamin Harrison by the Union League club, in point of grandeur, attendance and good fellowship, far eN- ceeded any similar demonstration in this city. The veteran corps of the First regi- ment escorted Mir. Harrison from the Hotel Stratford, preceded by the First Regiment band. John Russell Young, president of the Union league, walked be side his guest, followed by Whitelaw Reid, Senators Hoar and Proctor and a number of other distinguished statesmen.
 At the end of the collation. which fol. lowed the reception Mir Harrison made a brief speech. Frequent cheering interrupt ed the speech. He began by saying, 'I am deeply gratified to receive this cordial evi- dence from the men of this most loyal city" When he concluded, speeches were made by Whitelaw Reid, Governor Patti. son and John Wanamaker.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Naval Battle Possible.

PERNANBUCo, Dec. 2s-There is great excitement in this city over the well au- thenticated report that the Republica, the most formidable ship in the Brazilian in surgent fleet, accompanied by the Aquida- ban, has been sighted heading northward, apparently for this port. As the Nictheroy sailed southward on Wednesday and as the America is off this harbor, the likeli- hood of fierce naval battle between the government and the revolutionary WAT ships seems imminent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Three Instantly Killed

GREENsBURG, Pa, Dec. 22.-Four men who were walking on the tracks were struck by passenger engine of the Penn sylvania railroad quarter of a mile east of here. Three of them were instantly killed, but the other escaped with a few scratches The train was running very fast, and the four men were hurled into a ravine 100 feet below. John Scott, an English man, the only survivor, knew only one of the men who were killed His name was Arthur Cavebaugh
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
r.~tmn.ter. Appointed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Tho following fourth class postmasters were appointed:
 New Jersey-Delair Elmer Frensfer.
 New York-Elhngton, c. A. Seekins; stan wix, J. R. Niles; Sterling, Samuel Rose; Tomp- kins Cove, J. J. Grady.
 Pennsylvania-Blandon, s. H. Hoch; Char mion. D. B. Martin; Kaufman, William Sto- yer; Pavia, W. F. Feather; welch Run, J. c. Reed.
 The president sent to the senate the fol- lowing nominations for postmasters:
 James Fisher. Hackettstown. \. J.; John Wolf, Bangor, Pa; Jonas F. Mover, Catasau- qua, Pa; Frank P. Sharkey. Mauch Chunk, Pa; Oliver A ClausS, Lehighton, Pa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Bir RaIlroad strIke PossIble.

ROCHESTER, Dec. 22.-A vote is being taken on the entire railroad system be- tween New York and Chicago as to wheth- CT general strike should be ordered on ac- count of the dissatisfaction between the employees and the officials of the Lehigh Valley road. Should the vote be favorable, the biggest strike ever ordered east of the Mississippi will result
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Movement. of Ocean steAmshIps.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The following out going steamships sail today: Olympia, Porto Rico; Hollinside, La Guryra; Alps, Jamaica The following incoming steam ships are due today: Richmond Hill, Lon dee; Oevenum, Lisbon; State of Nebraska, Glasgow; Aller, Bremen; Italia, Gibraltar; Hindoo, Hull; Rotterdam, Rotterdam; St. Romans, Liverpool; Kansas City, Swanseai Hermann, Antwerp; Karlsruhe, Bremen
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Drox. a Nail Into Her Head,

ABILENE, Kan, Dec. 22.-Mrs. Frank Roadson last October deliberately drove a two inch nail into the top of her head, pounding it down with a stone even with the scalp. She then became partly par alized, le,t survived. The nail was discov, cred two days ago and removed, but toe late and she is dead.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Governor Waite Puts It strongly.

DENVER, Dec. 22.-Six hundred delegates, representing nearly every municipality in the state, attended the business mems con vention in this city to protest against an extra session of the legislature. Governor Waite was present by invitation. Il am In favor," he said, ''of fighting for the free coinage of silver at 16 to mot all summer, but till h-l freezes over"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
I,aIlan Verdict. Set Aside.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec, 22.-Two of the Ital- ians cases were tried in the United States court. Sealed verdicts returned judgments against the city for SS,0oO in the Caruso case and for $500 in the case of Schaffedi. Judge Boarman issued an order setting the verdict aside, saying that if the wives of the men who had been lynched were en- titled to anything they were entitled to at least a reasonable amount.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22

PITTsFIELD, Mass, Dec. 22.-Miss Ida V. Roraback, teacher in the Great Barring ton high school, died as the result of in juries received while yainly attempting to rescue John c. Roraback, her father, a years of age, from the Roraback home stead, which was burned to the ground a' Sheffield on Friday morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Cart,aI Tr.ol,, RIocl,.tl

ROCHESTER, Dec 22.-Ar four tracks of the New York Central railroad were blocked between Lyons and Newark for seven hours by . freight smashup.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Plan to Kidnap Baby Ruth.

ABILENE, Kan Dec. 22.-Letters written by one k. F. Rock and dated at Topeka were found here. They outlined a scheme for Kidnapping Ruth Cleveland next month. Five people were named as implicated in the deal Developments show that it is probably the scheme of a crank who has been hanging around the city recently, but who has gone east
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
New York Bank Closed.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The St Nicholas bank was closed by State Bank Superin- tendent Preston pending an investigation. It Is stated that the banks capital has been impaired
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
naror smir,.. Daughter Rohhsa.

CHICAGO, Dec 22.-Miss Grace Swift, a daughter of Acting Mayor George B. Swift, was held up and robbed of her pocketbook and fur boa Miss Swift was passing an alley almost within a stones throw of her home when two men sprang out, threw her to the ground, and snatching her purse and boa ran away.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
STRANGE PERIL AT SEA.
Monster Propeller Broke Loose
 on a Steamers Deck.
BATTLE IN STORM AND DARKNESS.

The Huge Mass of Iron Broke It's Chains at Night and Threatened the Alert's Crew wIth Instant Destruction Chained Ancr a Hard Struggle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Prenarinr For the Bir Ftrh,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 22.-The work of preparing for the Corbett-Mitchell fight has begun. A large force of men was put to work at the fair grounds to construct
 the building in which the fight will occur.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22

he arrives in South American waters, temporarily In command of the South At lantic station. You will at once be put in charge of the North Atlantic station, and when it Is convenient for the San Fran cisco to return to North American waters you will be transferred to the station from which you were detached"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22

HOLLIS, N. H., Dec. 22.-The Shoo Fly express struck a sleigh containing four persons, killing three and fatally iniuring one of the occupants. Their names are Marcus and Charles II. Lund and Miss Alma Lund, dead, and Miss Clara A. Ste Yens fntally injured
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Banished From Turkey.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec, 22,-Rev. c. II. Krikorian, an Armenian missionary now stopping at the School for Christian Work CTS in this city, is victim of the edict is- sued by the Turkish government banish- ing all subjects who have been naturalized as American citizens.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
CURTAINS
 Special Prices for SATURDAY.,

AtsSe Gents Fine White Dress Shirts, Open SFrou Is and Fancy Bosom, something snobby for Xmas gifts, regular price s-Si 50. Saturday, ssc Mems Fire Silk Embroidered Night Shirts, Elegant Designs, regular price Sl co. Mates very good = Xmas present Saturday, 60
 At 75e- Mems Fur Ttp Lined Kid Gloves | Good thing f T Xmas gift. Regular Spriee Sl.0O. Saturday s5c
 At is8e Mems White Hemstitched HKndker- Sfchisfs, plain white and eolored bor- s--d regular price 75c half dozen, isie
 At SIPS. NJ n'- P re worstsd Cardigan Jackets all sizes, makes s very useful Xmas gfs, always Ss co. SAiur1sy Sl.eJ
 At 75c. Mems White LAundered Shirts, al ways Sl, Saturday 95c
 At 59c- Mems Fine Silk and Satin Neckwear, in beautiful shades. each put up in a fancy box, bought ,o sell at 75c, but we have too many and they are going Saturday st 5Oo At 69o Mems Fine ScArltt and Natural Wool Underwear, rtgular price sse, Sat urdAy 69c At S5c. Mems Fine woTsted one-hAlf Hose, bes. quality, neyer s6ld less than soc, put up in 6 pairs in box, Sat urday S2.e0 At 50e Mems Driving Gloves, all kinds of skin and wool, regular 75o kind, Saturday Joc At S5c Mems Worsted wristlsts, all eOlOr4, very fine. Saturday 25c
 At S2 9S ! Mems Fls ce fI.ined Jersey Office l Coats, never sold less than $5 co, makes splerdid Xmas gift, Sa.ur-
 day S2 Shaving Gases, Smoking Sets. Collars and Cuffs at reduced prices for Saturday. Special sale of full Table Linens for Xmas gifts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Prisoners Mail Cannot Do Opened.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Assistant Attor- ney General Thomas of the postoffice de- partment decided that keepers of prisons and insane asylums have no authority to open and inspect letters addressed to or sent by the prisoners or inmates.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Almo,t Roa,t.d nIen For Fun.

ELIZABETH, N. l., Dec. 22.-While 20 men employed at the Garwood steel works were eating their dinner in the big core oven at the works Pole by the way of amusement poured several gallons of oil on the fire. The flames ignited the clothes of two of them and almost roasted them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Anencone.s Cop.ecrate,l.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 22.-Mrs. A. V. Pee bles, the first deaconess to receive the ordi- nation in the southern diocese of Ohio of the Protestant Episcopal church, was con secrnted by Bishop Vincent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Alleged Hank wreckers Indicted.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 22-The United States grand jury returned II indictments against the alleged wreckers of the In dianapolis National bank. Among them are Theodore P Haughey, president, and Schuyler Haughey. his son.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
suars ,h. csrllncate We. Forgery.

ROCHESTER,, Dec. 22.-In the trial of the contest case of Louise Cooper, who claimed to be the widow of the late collector or the port of Genesee, John W. Martin, experts Srrre introduced who swore that the mar rieee certificate produced by the Cooper Moman was . forgery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Ar,nnh Ciunrd. nn rrnIn..

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 32.-It Is said here that the Pinkerton agency has perfected arrangements to put armed fighters on the Southern Pacific trains clear through to New Orleans.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
s,xfola Murderer Hanged.

KNOXVILLE, Dec. 23.-Allan Cousins, who killed his wife for alleged intimacy with her stepfather, was executed in the jail The condemned man confessed also the murder of five other persons in Mexico several years ago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
snloon, Nav To open sunanv,

ALBANY, Dec. 2a.-In discharging man arrested for violation of the Sunday liquor law Judge Guttman said, There is no law that prevents man from keeping his sa- loon open on Sunday"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
P.npv souphou.e started.

ROCHESTER, Dec. 2a.-A penny soup house has been established by the Bronzon Avenue Baptist church. Soup is sold for cent pint.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Bad Indians Break Loo.e.

HERNosILLE, Tex, Dec. 22.-The Yaukin Indians have started in on their winter campaign of depredations and have killed four cowboys.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Rnth NIen Fatally Hurt.

HANFoRD, Cal, Dec ee.-A desperate shooting affray occurred here between watchman F. NJ. Byrd and John W liar ris, In which both men were fatally wound a. Byrd had arrested Harris.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
The New York Bridge Bnl.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 22.-The fate of the New York and New Jersey bridge bill is still unsettled. It lacks the signature of the president to make it a law, and as it was not sent to him before the adjourn ment of congress he will not have an op- portunity to pass upon it until Jan. 3 or later
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22

ERADICATION, N. J., Dec. 2a.-Two of the largest window glass factories in this place will shut down on Jan. on account of overstocked markets
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Tax Collectors Told to Be LepIeu,

BOSTON, Dec 22-At a meeting of the common council resolutions were passed instructing the tax collectors to exercise more than usual leniency in the collection
 of taxes from poor and unemployed resi-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Rlr Gn. WeII Completed.

PORTLAND, Ind, Dec. 22.-The largest gas we'll ever drilled in this section has been completed. A test proved it good for G GOO GOO cubic feet daily.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
A London

Advertisement appearing once, brought 800 answers from men willing to accept its terms of % cents day. Is it coming to this in New England Cities2 We hope not, but no man can tell. Better buy a Farm now. for prices are advancing. own one and it is not for sale, but can find you one right. I have them for sale in Water town, Thomaston. Plymouth, WolnOtt, Cheshire. Prospect. Naugatuek, and Middlebury.
 LOREN R. CARTER. No 10 Bank St
 lover Reither-s Meat Market-l
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Rur1Iar, s,oI. a sIe,pbful

HAvERHILL, Mass, Dec. ea-Burglars entered a number of stores at Georgetown and carried away several hundred dollars worth of goods in q sleigh
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Pigeon and Poultry Show.

READING, Pa, Dec. 22.-The annual ex- hibition of the Berks County Pigeon and Poultry association opened here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Well Known Educator Dying.

HAvERHILL, Mass, Dec 2a.-Mrs. Anna K. Johnson, principal of the Bradford seminary, is dying as the result of paIa- lytic shock.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
A Thomas B. Reed Club

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22.-Influential Re publicans in the Twentieth ward of this city have organized Thomas B. Reed ,l,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22

circles never end, not even the circles of buyers eager to secure some of the beautl- tul hoops which We are displaying at such prices as Moonstone for S1.OO, Garnets for S2.OO. Our rings are So delightfully."- tempt ing that you can hardly keep your fingers out of them. We don't ask you 10. quite the contrary. We have rings for bellies and beaus and everyone in Waterbury. This week we are also showing a brilliant array of fine Jewelry. Watches and Diamonds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
\ Fable On Farms.

Nothing is surer than that the farmer whose fields are tiled according to the best methods, and whose hOoks are ordered with care and judgment, is safer for his share of the comforts ct life than the average man of any ether calling.
 ss;O0 buys a Farm of G acres. mostly Meadow Land. an easy terms. 4 miles from the city. Now is your chance.
 Also A Farm of 3 acres, House. Earn and located in Eas; Farms. s5o0 or part down. buys 1t.
 NOTE: We have a list of some 9 more Farms that can he bought before Spring. at q low figure
 Can and Look Over Our Last Call on JOHN I. PHELLE, c STE s. F.so. RIAL ESTATE BUsrxESs MoSEx BRoxKz.
 26 Exchange Place.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22

AMSTERDAM, N. Y., Dec. a portion of the large Eagle mills has started up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
$25.OO Takes Everything.

We won't guarantee how long this will last It will be for a few days, and just long enough to give the people something to remember for these hard times. Every body who is 35 years old will remember this panic of 93 and we want everybody to remember that the Waterbury Furniture Company is friend to the people at all times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
\. poDn wuI Denounoe Anaroh,.r
aeod Nev. For Am.teraan.

RoME, Dec 22.-Pope Leo's Christmas address will be n denunciation of an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17

II there was over a congressional on
uctnent that should be- permitted 70 slip
quietly out ~ life. q o. the Federal cleo
zion law Like the "boody SHIRT aud
other war relies. It ought to be buried,
not witt pomp aud ccrommy, bni at
The dead hour Of night. with no sound NJ
martial music and nftorward llc In nm
unmarked grave.
II seems incredible thar oven Republl-
cans would protest, az did senator Cul-
ION, Of illinois, against ils repeal, how.
ever ambitions they may he TO secure re-
election 10 the senate Whatever popu-
larity this offensive bill may hive had
when passion was rife, aud extremists
were willing 10 allow Federal intcrfcr-
encc at the polls, the fires Of hate have
been tempered and respect for constitu-
il0unl rights has assorted itsclf
This law failed uf the main purpose for
which Il was framed and hccumc. through
nhuao Of power, weapon In tie hands
~ the interruptions, and time for its
nbolishmout has come, No candid man
will dcny that the trainers Of tho con.
simRuo nintcndcd hat the control Of the
suffrage aud the elections should be In
the Lands Of the states, and now. since
the aggruyatIug causes which led Ia the
passage Of thls law are removed, the
pcop'c are fast rcsumina their aversion 10
federal Interference IN the exercise of
the popular rigbis Of the states. This
law, ns Il stands On the statute book of
the land IL doubtless tho last vrsiige of
Heciionallsm IN national legislation, and
The sooner II disappears the moro crodlf.
able 10 nll Interested II Is useless TO
cry rrocc' to disaypS prejudice No long ns
ihc federal election law Is IN force and
40 long os ucu arc found IN the United
s'llc' senate WHO mn samciosq enough
60 champion iN continued enforcement
among q irec people who arc VOTERS IN
states sovereign Ia OH TINT pertains TO
stn,e government.
LEI q die deccntly. and lct /. bo IN.
'erred no deep that not even the hycnn
Of bate and dlsoorl can ever hrlpg N,
corrupt and dishonored body to the nrht
Of day "h"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17
sEAsoNAnLE rHoucurs.

T'hO Grrnnuq h0vn a nr.,-.,- 40,
rlyos tsclf I'M, ,n5 $500, ''s'e'u' .'.nar'ly
nsclr noor % enS h, H'r $50. . mess boards
mblic at,cp,jon - 's ..',',liap'e 20 d'reet
fnIne,. T,.n, w. "'''0p aau truth
tborc was moro " w., Nv, wi ~, ~ uae when
now on1 na 'V 5o,5 wv a,' lpr poeFalily than
are AZ wort cyory,,.,, us " .rs 'nuuenees
mia whsc /, r. ,oo,, oJ ,,', ','e hsel for
cItles ~ tqics,o h ~, '"', ,.', ~ snch
Worth onr w, v.a Wv w., wa"s'n , IN rorl
hosa ~, ~ ~ '"N' Woes TWO persons die
bon.e vola ~ M KY o'ner IN
home and ,bere !, wy ,, ,g'',o''n'e to a
whlcs, the nollco IA ' W., hisnt ~
sleeping ont Of doors Wv ,,. i'y' u''so,er men
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17
TEXAS SETTINGS.

sir,wberrv planting I. the order Of Tie
t.s AZ ailn,1a lrty.,rfH eouuty
W ',..- - ,,o,.,,t. ,.,,ti,s have set.
ted I'M p9noi9 e9iinty rece1iiy.
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ni,',,'' .,,.,.a,,,,i... sto, aso were
hulnlhk pefllts Ntslesa''tiis H., $1,000 WV
hsuep 'u'ps N",e'',o'i ~ .,.,,
inc water 70 the bra1 ~! nfef 49,. w. rspV'
70 ne lVWer ihHh !" my hu'u 'n ''u'''
The ray roll uf the sherman pluAI
schools Tor November aaounlen 10 sie'0"V'
Twenty Immigrants IRON Mltslsslpp hct-
tied recently at Detroit Red RIVER county
The city council 81 Dallas has authorized
the building Of a city hospital 10 cost
$1,000.
A new mill town has been established IN
Angelina county which Will he known ~
Emporia.
The Acme Cement company u Quanlh
has Skinned 1900 tons OF cement since last
September.
j. s Richards living near Crcsson, lost
hs resldenee, barn aud contents by IRE.
No Insurance.
A family eonslsilna Of man and wife
and eleven chlldren an, living In a tent
sxi2 In DonlsOn
Eighty.nlne phvaclans have registered In
HnrrisSn county Aimee tbe registration law
WIS passed la tsIg
Tho III paso onvx and Marble compnny
baa been oFg9ntzei 10 devel1n tir fuarble
den.oslts Al IN pns6
49,, W. ca Lao, ~, ,.o
ZANE M, ~ I tS,,iIn on ~ VnW oi vls
found dead M Carrie.
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WIZ pn Wy Vu'.,lstV p,'i's nii' KIN. iri,
r. ~ ihH9, !. ptogr' 'lus T"P'H'' NV
puildlhg VIII no "nAt' rect
4 large bonus has been raised for The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17
OKLAHOMA AND INDIAN TERRITORY

The mump' prevail at Noble. o. r.
The now postotncr at Tuhlcpuah is ncnring
completion.
4 pillow factory will probably lie cstab.
lishcd NJ Oklahoma CITY.
A now Chri8tqu church nj Klugnshcr will
be dedicated on December 81
The county seat OF Day county, u. n, has
been moved from lolonl To Grand,
ON" hundred and lhlriySpven prisoners
are In the county iail nt Nuskogte
Tho Indian Territory Medical association
convened At MuHkosru on the lIth inst
An EFFORT r. being made IN establish a new
mail route between Norman, /. H. and Tc.
CuusCb
The annual meeting Of the Territorial
Teacher association VIII be- held AZ Okla,
homn city December p 10 20 inclusive,
A corporation 10 be known as the okla.
homn Central Railroad company has been
formed nt Oklahoma for the purpose nj
constructing a railway from Slpulua via
Oklahoma city to the Red river Ia TpNas.