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ONLY A MISDEMEANOR.
Inc Charge Against Patrick 1ughes
Was Reduced:

James McNear, proprietor Of the notori-
Gus Whale saloon on Kearny street, saw
STABBED In the back by his barkeeper,
Patrick Hughes, late on the afternoon of
August Is. Again and again the knife was
driven into McNear's body. and when he
escaped from his assailant and was taken
to physician Office. thirty stitches were
taken to close the gaping wounds. The
die.
Hughes was arrested and booked for
assault to murder. His employer lay
between life and death for several days at
the surgeons fife. and then began to
recover.
Hughes was arraigned before Judge
Low yesterday and the charge against
him was reduced to simple assault. He
declared that be stabbed McNear in self
defense, and the court took his view of
the case,
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Stocks in London.
PALACE HOTEL.

NEW YORK, Sept 27.-The Evening Posts Lon
don cable: The Bank Of Eugland's return sheet
shows decrease in coin and bullion OF fs62, 21S.
due to exports and bars sold mostly for Germany:
100000 went out to Spain. 100000 TO Brazil,
600. 900 to Chile and CSC, 900 to Bucharest. and
GlG9 900 came in from Australia ana $4,000 from
Portugal further effinx is anticipated ana mar
ket rates harden ng. but the reserve of the
Government dividends next week Will maintain
cheap money. The stock markets were quiet.
Americans were fat. LED by Reading general
dislike of the reorgan cation scheme. The affairs
OF this company and Atchson efectually deter
the public hero from dealing in Americans.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened very strong yesterday and
prices advanced all along the line under heavy
Gales The favorable reports from Ophir and Con
Cal. u Va caused these stocks to be the leaders,
and during the forenoon Ophir sold up TO 81
under sales OF $500 shares and Con. Cal a. Va TO
%, 1900 shares. The balance or the list followed
suit and the brokers had all they could attend to,
Good buyers were in the field and many q short
had to fiil and take his medicine. An increase IN
the working force in the south e&& sainss caused
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Omaha Livestock Market.

OMAHA. Nebr., Sept ~. - Cattle - Receipts,
1000 There were plenty of cattle in the yards
to-day but they were mostly trash. Trade was
slow and buyers could find little that pleased
them. Buyers claimed that they would pay strong
prices IL there was anything bid here. The mar
Ker on common cattle was weak, In addition to
being slow some pretty Western Steers went at
81; Corn-fed Steers, 81 5OG6: Westerns, IS 500
80: Feeders, 81 26@3; Stockers, 81 50@2 rs;
Cows, 81 S0@3; Sheep, nominal.
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The Original Little Beneficencia PubIica Com
pany of San Francisco Decided by the
LOteria de la Beneficencia PubIica Co. of the
City of Mexico.
No. 1922 wins $3.50, sold in San Fran
els. Cal. ; No. 57,SO1 wins $780,. sold in San
Francisco, Cal; No. 1878 wins S625, sold
in San Francisco, Cal.
The rlzes of this company can be COL
lected through any bank or express COM
panY, or will be cashed at the Office of
Metzger & Franklin, 80 New Montgomery
street, San Francisco.
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MARKET REPORTS.
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept 81.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Linseed Oil advanced.
Silver frmer.
Wheat and Barley weaker.
oats literally offered.
Rye strong. Corn slenderly offered.
Hay unchanged.
Salinas Burbanks rising
onions firm.
Butter easy. Ranch Eggs stiff.
Turkeys advanced.
Game season opening.
Cape Cod Crsnberries Offering.
Peaches and PIums lower.
Grapes In large supply.
Lines lower again.
Hams 1ac off.
Wheat fre.ghts weaker.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CT

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska AN %cNGKRs
Sept. z, ~, Oct. z, %, Nov. 8, II. sHssszasssas
For British Columbia ana Puget Sound ports.
Sept - ana every NTH day thereafter.
For EUREKA Humboldt Bay, Steamer willamette
Valley. Wednesdays. 9 A NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, alternately, A. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles Redondo (4os
Angees) and Newport, every fourth and fifth day,
alternately at IL A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico, 25th of each month.
Ticket Of1ce-Palace Hotel New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents
1tf 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Sept 27.-The Earl Fruit Company
sold California fruit at auction to-day: Bartletts
81 20: b. Clargeaus 81 So@1 IS: Dfels, 81 So:
Winter Nelis. 81 40@l IS: HoweIIs, 81 10: Ouch
ess, $l 80; Salway peaches, 90c9sl;f Georges
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Lost Opportunities.

You now have great chance to secure
Picturesque California. If you don't
do SO you have lost an opportunity of
your life and have only yourself to blame.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at IL: last loan, IL: closed
at ~ Prime mercantile paper. 3@63@%. Sterling
exchange strong. with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 1904 S61a for demand and 81 S54
IA S512 for sixty days Posted rates. 81 s61af9
4 81 and 81 S712 Commercial bills, S4 S414@
S411. Silver certificates 63s4c bid.
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MORN SESSION
Board-50 Market-st Railway, 4134.
Street-13 Water. 971a.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-25 Hutchinson z Co, IL: 100 V
Water 971a.
Street-7z Mark et-st Railway, 4ls4.
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. sept II. - The spot market Is
lower at As S12d. CargOes are lower at ops Sd for
of coast. US ID for prompt shipment and 22s Cd
for nearly due
FUT URES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow.
Ing Liverpool quotations for 20. Red Winter;
october, As ll%d: November, As 2Md: December
As 314d: January, as 3s4d; February, As 4d:
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Sept 27.-Consols lOl 1915; Silver
2SAd; French Rentes lO2f 9Oc.
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BAGS-Cotton Fruit Bags, $3.50, sac and 6s4 C
for the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags, SC spot and &c asked IOr June and July
delivery; Wool Bags, 54@36c.
OIL-Linseed ms advanced again. California
Castor OIL cases, No. l, ST. 20: bDlS. 81 10 (manu-
facturers' rates) Linsed Oil, in bbis, boiled 65c
do raw, SIC; cases. sc more; Lard OIL, bbIs, que:
cases, S5c; Cocoa, CSC: China Nut iobbng at 500
55c 2 gallon
PErROLEUM-starlight. l71ac; EoceDe. 2OIsc:
Astral. 174ac; 1862 Elaine. 221ac: Pearl. 1715c:
Water-white. refined, bulk, ll1ac: Headlight,
1852. cases. 2 C; Mineral illuminating. 5000, 2Oc
in cases; Standard, ll0o fire test, lie q gal in
cases (capS), l71aC faucets and llLoc in bulk
GASOLINE, ETC.-63o BenZiue. bulk. 12Iac p
gal; lSc: TAO GssOi ne. bulk, l3c; cases,
Ice; $50 Gasoline, hulk, 2Oc: cases, use 2 gal.
WHITE LEAD-QuOted at So @61Rc = 70.
RED LEAD-Quoted at 612c q 10.
TURPEN I'm E-Quoted at 49, 2 gal.
QU1CkSILN Has advauc ed to S37 p flask.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed all 6i4c; Dry Granulated, $3.50;
ConfeotionerS A. 512c; Magnolia 4, 514c; Extra
&. 51sc; Golden c, s7sc; ID. 45Sc; half barrels,
lac more than barrels. and boxes PC more
Sqn Francisco Meat Market
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers follows:
BEEf-First quality. 41S@5c: second quality,
4@4 I4c; third do. S@31ae y 10.
YEAL-Large, 4@5c; small, 5@51ac 2 10
MuTTOS-Wethers. 49412c q 10 Ewes, 3l20ic
10.
LAMB-41s@514c q 10.
PURK-Live Hogs. 47sG51sc 2 ID for heavy and
medium grail-fed, ana 41sG51,c for small fat;
stock hogs 412945sc dressed 90. 612@714c
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

COMPAGNIE GENERALE
TRAN ATLANTIQUE.
French Line to Kavre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH xzrz
" River, foot of Morton st. Travellers <ftaA
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort of crossing the channel in a
small boat. New Y ork TO Alexandria, Egypt via
Paris, fist class. $3.50; second class, SIG.
LA BRETAGNE, Capt. Rupe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tGbeT b, $50 A M
LA BOURGOGNE. Capt Leboeuf..
= - To- i'oV Z. M
...........................N october 20. 500 A. "
La TO URAINE. Capt. SanteIli. .........
............ ............ Der y, 1880 2. NJ.
ES- For further particulars apply Co
A. FORGET, Agent
No. Bowling Green. New YORK
j. +. FUGAZI d CO., Agents 5 Montcomsry
ave, San Francisco
Branch ONCE, 19 Montgomery street. au3l tt
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PnrfIand,s Rnsinnss


PORTLAND. Or. Sept. 27.-Clearances. $2l3, 1893;
balances, s44, 9O5.
wheat-vaney, 721ac 2 ctl; WalIa walla, e5c.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL a%z
- fOrtnighty for the west Indies and SeSsSsfY
southampton calling en- route ChrrD0urg
France, and Plymouth. to land pass engerS.
Through bills of lading, In connection with the
Pacific Mail s. s. Co.. issued for freight and
ure to direct ports in England and Germany.
mouth, Cherbourg southampton. First-class,
S195: third-claSs $97 so. For further particu-
lars Apply to PARROTT q CO., Agents,
tt 306 California ST
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WHITE STAR LINE.


New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAIL2NG EVERY WEEK.
CABIN 500 AND UPWARD, ACCORD esxz
" ing to steamer and accomm odatious &54kES8
selected; second cabin. sac; Majestic and euTOn-
&c, $40 and S46 Steerage Tickets frcm England,
ireland, Scotland, Sweden, Norway ana Denmark
through to San Francisco at lowest rates. Tickets,
sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from w. AVERY. Pacific Mail Dock, or at the
General Office Of the Company, 6l3 Market ST..
under Grand Hotel. q. w. FLETCHER,
apps TuWcFrSu IT Gen. Agt. for Pacific Coast
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-25

a dry goods store. His efficiency was
SO great there as to attract the attention
of A. T. Stewart, then tho dry goods
king Of New York. While in Stewart S
employ Mr.. Golf proved to be so useful
that he was promoted to the superin-
tendency of one of tho most important
departments of the great store.
AT the Same time that he was work
ing fer the merchant prince he was also
devoting his evenings to study, being Il
student ut tho Cooper Union School of
Science and Art. When he had finished
tho course there, he studied law in the
Office of Samuel G. Courtney, OK United
States district attorney, and was duly
admitted to the bar. In 1883 he was
madc assistant district attorney of New
York county, in which position he de-
veloped unusual and unexpected ability
as prosecutor and cross examiner.
Two years later, upon his leaving the
office, he was nominated for district at
torncy on the ticket of the Peoples
Municipal league, q reform organiza-
ton. He was not elected, but the prom
inence his candidacy gave to him had
something to do with building up the
large practice he now enjoys, and his
defeat did not cause him to swervo one
jot from his intention of being q potent
factor in tho movement for the improve
ment of Now Yorll's municipal govern
ment.
During the sessions of tho Lexow
committee, which have resulted i'll so
many startling exposures of so called
police protection Of the disorderly
classes, Mr. Golf has shown, even moro
remarkably than he did when assistant
district attorney, his power to put lead
ing questions and to drive them homo.
He has reduced cross examination to an
exact science.
Mr.. Golf believes in Irish home rule
and for that reason is very popular
among his compatriots. On one occasion,
i'll 1876, he rendered the Fcnian cause
great service by engineering the rescue
of six prisoners from the penal colony at
Frecmantlo, Western Australia. The
late Dion Boucicault, tho actor, almost
at the very moment that the rescue vas
being effected in Australia, was plead
ing With the then prime minister, Dis
racli, for the pardon of the six men.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-25

the student of American history, and out
north of the nearer lines of defense is the
Soldiers home, the lovely grounds of
which excite the admiration of all travel
erS.
There is also, about II milo from the cap
itol, the National Deaf MutCS college,
which is tho greatest training school of the
kind in America. Space fails to tell of the
numerous and beautiful parks, the art gal
lcrics, drives and prumenadcs And final
ly, If the visitor tires of nature, he may
go to the bureau Of printing and cngrav
ing and see nClc Sans money turned
out ut the rate of So, 600 minute and
then to the basement of the treasury dc
partmCnt and see it maCCratCd into pulp
after it has been sufficiently handled by
the people; to the patent office and over
look thousands of ingenious Contrivances
of which few have made money for the
inventors: 10 the dome of the capitol and
see how ugly and greasy those figures look
which appear SO beautiful from below, or
he may take his choice of hundred other
shows which Uncle Sam sets up free for
all his children who can get here.
J. b. PARKE.
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TELEGRAPHlC BREVlTlES.

Four persons were killed at crossing
near MoI1enry, Ky, by Chesapeake and
Ohio Southern train on Saturday.
All departments of the Cleveland Roll
ing Mill company's plant will resume op
erations ON July l, giving steady work &c
1000 men.
Jacob Mayfield was found murdered
carly yesterday in the street near his
house in Oamha. His pockets weru turn
ed inside out.
A young man registering rs Phil Ar
mour, Jr, Chicago has victimizcd many
Montreal merchants. Young Phil Ar
mour Is at homo.
Judge Hallet in the United States dis
trict court at Denver, sentenced n Coxey-
ito named Nolan to four months and six
others to 80 days in Jail on Saturday.
Charles K. Rowley of Columbus o.,
supreme recorder of the Fraternal Mystic
Circle, has been sent to Jail for contempt
He refused to produce tho records of the
fraternity III court.
James Saunders and John Riley, two
burglars from New York, captured IN
Winsted, Conn. with gang of thieves
on June 10 and wanted in Poughkeepsie
broke Jail at Litchiield, Conn.
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above his fellows, but has Appropriated
greatness by being born the uncle of Ed
gar w. Nyc, the philosopher who writes
such funny things for the newspapers.
Tho grocer likes to talk about the Nyo
family, and i'll recent conversation
with II Boston reporter gave ont this in
formations;
Bll was born farm ut Shirley, Piscata-
QUiS county, Me, in 1850, at n time when there
was nothing but sawmill in sight of the place.
The first NJ cs landed at Cape Cod many II gen.
Grafton Cco, and Bills great-grandfathcr went
from Cape Cod and settled in Maine. His
grandfather WAS born at Kcnnehec, and his IA
thcr Cmy hrothcr), Franklin Nyc. was born at
Norridgcwock, Me.
His fathers principal business was that of n
lumhcrman- that's what all of the Nyes went
up into Maine fcr-aud besides his lumber in
tercets Franklin Nyc owned the small farm on
Which Bin first slw the light of day. helped
welcome Bill when lie was a few hours old, aud
then didn't SEQ him again for two years. until
brother and sister-in-law brought him to Fair
field, Ne, where was living; at the time
In IS;! got the gold fever and went to Aus
tralia, where | staid until 1871, when came
back TO America by way of California. In 1873
l came to Boston and settled here.
In the meantime Bill Nyo had grown
up and grown famous hy the writings
with which all newspapers readers are
familiar. Bill's father died at River
Falls, Wis, III 1887. Of the mother
Bartlett Nyc said:
Oh, yes. Ellis mother is still living at River
Falls. And what a mother she is too. She has
always lived for her boys and they owe many
of their good traits of character TO her gentle
moss She is one of the finest women in tho
universe and credit to her native state,
Maine. Tho other boys? oh, yes, won't for
got them. Frank Is prosecuting attorney at
Minneapolis, and was nominated for governor.
and served as state nssemblyman. Carroll Is
the attorney for of the big western railway
companies. Succeeding? Indeed they are.
Smart boys, too, every one OF them. But Bills
tho only ono with anything of the writer in
him.
don't know who Bill got his humor from.
don't believe much In that hereditary business
anyhow. The fact is, we've all got streak of
fun In us, and Bins fun happened to run out
through his pen. Ho could always write funny
things, and he got n grip on his limo and held
fast. Tho world knows tho rest of his history
better than l could tell it. We are all proud of
him, and next TO being Bill I'D much prefer
to be his uncle.
Not at Ease.
Down OIL the beach where the breeZcs blow
1T makes me restless to while away
More than II week, for, alas! know
It's costing me ten big dollars n day.
New York Sun.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-25
A SUMMER CHAPEAU.

4 slender ln~P NJ Russian lace,
4 paris STR N green,
y crescent a. ak roses popping
Meath the yptine;
Tiptiltcd, jaUa WAS the brim-
Tn he TT q. he'd perfection.
She IL. 81 Va. ID it, thea asked the price
And sig 81 in deep detection.
That night she pcnned n triolet,
\ breezy coup d'ct8t,
And sealed the rhymes and sent Thorn OF,
But did not tell mamma
II was an airy bit OF verse.
Society cunfeCtion,
But pOuting Bcss did half confess
To tear il on rejection.
Next Sunday morn within pew
y little saint saw fit
To add unto the litany
One prayer not found in it.
No lily in the chanCcl looked
More fair than she, wcen,
Who wore p iaunty paris straw,
The famous nicotine.
Brooklyn Eagle.
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.4.H.&H. Railroad Time Table
J-ns =. 1924
xArGATUCE DIVISION.
rr.!n. I,...s w4terhury as ION w.

Train. Issl.s Waterbury, as fo!l w:
r-,r SET YORE-tyS sIL 1870 IN: -.
Jz5. l.sH = IN. SuG,iaV. AS = m
Return : uI 5is1 ~ l'tti a m lb' t-uc-"" =
30 IN ~-U.lEy. $50 a m
F,r Ns.W HAVEN. Via 1-E,y Junction. @-o5.
Sll - ~ m =. So ~ / NJ
r-,.trr VIZ p-.ty lGH zion. 80. 80 a m.
tr-st 20 81 80 o.. 40 S.Iu'ttE. IL a III
r ~ VIEW II AVN &FW Lo\IbN- "rc- via
Narl-sr .rE . r.rfT.sfi l. ~ g. m
Pr ERIp,iFENlRT-5-t5 81. iIS' m ;
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rrsu nj -y-> ~Il''H e M l3-A'- 4-3>' "A "a
I'M. sun Irr--IS 3 m
p ANSDNIA--;r5 ~l2. lA5h III -
I.s.t.tLvS II..'o ,IniNril I m. SUNDAY. Ais
return Al 7.t5 81 lO II a II 1881 scI. 6.ld.
Is p M sunday >-gs 4 n.
p WATEREUNN n a. - nv N sos
s-12. T-ai = SstIr,tay sl' = IL -.
Isr-r I'm NJ 80 f-sL lp-21 ! m ~. - oSo
q m Sa'uplaT Is 7 m
a THOIAS EJS-sff. II l. q m: So. '-'s.
2 m Suuiry Us a u
.s,.:Gru ~ - 1919 a II: rs SIS 9 n.
SUNDAY So =
Ftr TDKRL NjIT6N-S-,5 I'.l1 1 N 5-5l. 81.
nm S,aaiay IS = Il
Et--Irn AZ pa IIh1 = m ~. . '9 y H.
-Iuit y. G-1I g. M
Pr WIN~TED-~-E'. 1l-I1 a m SO. CS9 3 M
I..--l-a At i-,. 80 a m: 2oS, tse T. IN.
sunday. I-'u T. IN
Ct. uEMFSTEAD. Gen TAs~ Agent
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WITH STUDENT OARSMEN.
Practice Steadily INDUCED In by the Crews
at Gales Ferry.

Practice Steadily InduIgcd In by the Crews
at Gales Ferry.
GALES FERRY, Conn.,, June 25.-All tho
crews with tho exception of tho Harvard
freshmen either went down to New Lon
don or to the beaches below that city.
Tho Yale crews Went down to the Pcquot
House In the forenoon in tho launch and
returned in time for dinner.
Tho Harvard varsity crew shortly before
noon sailed away on its steam launch for
the Pequot House, where the annual din
ner was had-just such n one as is served
at the training table n Red Top and for
which arrangements have been made for
many years past. They returned about
O'Clock and Immediately began II game
of baseball just to keep themselves from
getting stitfened UP by lack of eXoroise.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-25

counsel for Sen
ator xow S
committee that
is investigating
tho New York
police, is about
46 years old. He
is n native of
Ireland. came to
America when q
boy, settled in
New York and
pOt n DOSitioO in
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-25
Thousands of Socialists Meet.

VIENNA, Juno 25.-An Immense meet
ing of Socialists, at which %, 600 were
present, was held to declare in favor of
universal suffrage. The speakers urged
that tho agitation be continued until tho
demand was conceded. The crowd sang
q number Of Evolutionary songs, but
there was no very serious disturbance.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-25

VALPARAISO, Ind. juno ga cyclone
struck Edgcwator, d summer resort on
Flint lake, dcmolishing pavilion belong
ing to c. H. Dickover, on which were near
ly 100 people, several Of whom were slight
ly injured.
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Sarn,,, at >y;lliston Seminary.

EAST II HAMPTON, Mass. June e5.-Rev.
Arthur l.. Gillett, professor in the Hartford
Theological seminary, preached tho bacca-
laureate sermon before the seniors of Will
liston seminary
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Hubbard Lost His Memory.

KANSAS CITY, juno 25-C. j. Hub
bard, financial agent for Charles Francis
Adams of Boston, went cut riding in n
buggy. When he returned, it was found
he had been severely wounded on his head
and had lost all memory of where he had
been and how he was injured
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PcDnSNlVnnia I,uth ora n !.

HARRISBURG, Juno 25.-In answer to u
call issued by Rev w. II. Singloy of this
city state convention of the Luthcrans
of Pennsylvania began in this city today.
1t will be the first gathering of this de-
nomination ever held in Pennsylvania and
will BIO attended by about l. 600 delegates.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-25
A Socialist Elected

BERLIN, June 25.-At the by election
in the Sixth district of Schlcswig lIolsteiI
the Socialist candidate, Herr Elm, wa
nlartn1
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Money For Ohio.s Troops,

COLUMBUS, O., Juno 25.-The state
emergency board has authorized def
cheney of $3.50, 900 to cover the expense of
troops called out during the strike.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-25

BUFFALO, June 25.-The New York
state music teachers met hero today to
discuss and perform, os arrange to be per-
formed, musical works.
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c,tv of Rome In Collision.

NEW YORK, juno 25.-The steamship
City Of Rome from Glasgow. oollided
with the fishing schooner Victor June II
off St. Pierre. No one was killed.