Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-24
Hhf Demotrat.
c. and NJ. T. MALoaEY. PunLrsnKrs

GERMANY has law passed in 1885. that ecmpeIs manufacturers to insure against accidents all their employees whose pay does not exceed SI5o a year. Consul War ner of Cologne informs the state depart meut that in the eigh: years in which this law has been in operation German indus tries have paid in capital and reserve fund of SSS.' % OO0. and that the tota ex- penditure for 1899 amounted to Sla. .542.- 76S, In that year the cost of iusuring their employees was about $ 90 per capita fer all working for the Rhs 1ish and West rhallan smelling works and rolling mills.
 TuE unme of Edward q. kilduif would ald strength h the democratic state ticket. There is demand all along the line that aa Irish American be placed in nomiiia- tlou f-r some state office. as rFrudiation of the \. r. A. and We know of no one more worthy of the honor than our popu- lar ,:lavor. He would not be a hgurehead, e.thsr. I; iS gene rally acknowledged that na more ablc official ever held the reins of
 
 ot ideas and posSesses the energy and courage to give practical illustration la his tAeor!e-. We can see in Mayor kildud an isal secretary ct state.
 USEE l. the way the last elght seconds h.ve been clip. cal of the ;rottinS record sine l>>0. when Rarus made n mile in 2lls h the same year R4rus rsiu ed his ret>,rd to III. while Maud S cut it dovu ia l0S and U l0i Tn lSS1. It WAS uot until lSSi that Jay -Eye~Sse reduced the record to l0 which was lowered 10 9! t!.e >ame seaScn by Maud S. and la Sl the following year by her. In 1891 Sunol cut l, down Ia S! and Tn lS92 Nancy Hanks s-lrs.i T Last year she reduced the r~crEd Ia | and now AliN makes il 3s. IL | h:< taken fourteen years to lower the rs c>ri ,i ,l,; seconds. and it Is pretty safe 10 say that the present cent..,y Is GrinG tn make il two minutes flat.
 rKE>IrE>r ClxNEIANp and Secretary Carlisle. bvth of whom know how to ap- Yryciate a humorous situattou must enjoy | t..r wild sue~ses ot th" newspaper men wAo are trying 10 build political sensa- tons upon the very slender foundation of the Yrrs,l,nt and Mrs Cleveland having invited Secretary and Mrs Carlisle 10 spend week at GEay Gables. Surely il | IS d!hcult for " man possessed of ordinary i . omncu sense to discover anything sensa- tlonaI in the visit. Mir Cleveland prob ably thought that Secretary Carlisle n, edsi l ! weeks rest after the haraSssinE work ke has done in connection with i E,.tIn;, the new tArl;f into running order and thAt he and Mrs Cleveland would en 1 loy the company of Mir and Mrs Carlisle
 h,i.ce the invitation. That the two
 gentle men viii discuss political matters i,
 ps psrt,ttly natural congressional cam
 pai7n :S on and every body else Is discuss
 In.; .Ae same thing: but il is arrant non
 st :.s,. to Sax that the visit has been mad,
 h>IH;:>o oi any impending political crisis II wa> also perfectly natural that Se, at~ l FaUlALtr, chairman of the democratic con 1 1T, s>iNual camptiSn committee. should | t'i upon S'NE''atN tAftSLe before he Iet ! Wilmington, to G,>v him all the iutorma lt,'.. in rt>>r>~,on ot the committee con
 rs-. l,,., .L,. pte>ent status ot the tamralsI
 .ni thy outlook for Il, nocratic success
 N ,a1u c.n h, r'srre deeply interested 1T
 tl., c.In!s.i1u than k Mir Clev,lAnd, Ouly
 A man who draws a salary for dolng St
 would pretend to find anything sets ltioua
 III all t!is and no one tlse is doing 50.