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The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
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PERSONAL BRTEES,F

P A ii, ,daugbter,r wasab born to Rev and Mrs Clarence Pease, on Thursday ef3last
 week.EJ On the anne day. another little
 girl also made her pearance3 in, the family of Adam henneIaIF0 taa suia E The Finch Brothers 4 celebrated the ! Fourth, 4 in royal style. llat theirs hand- fsomesresidenee on Chestnut HilEGoq 2gf Our, Weston poet,i 'sTee Jay Bee, ,i has
 returned from asvisit in Brooklyn, N.l Y. ti Mrs. 7John fBedient I { has gisitedl her daaghterin lNorwalk. aaa1uI d .it y91 i5 .u3i1l1fi JKftj na afHd i ayi2 iiIW x1isGt F Prof,aA. dEreadwel and wife, of lMiami Hniyersityq O xford, Os ,'are guests tof Mir ana Mrs Will Fitch. 99t35lllebt Y, Y, EJ Ted3 GjlW aniJa5nlIG9 n n9dA1 5d II Y. fOne day, last week, four-horse load Eoof people from Danbury fpicnicked near
 the Residence q, Q, II. Perry, in Valley Forge Among the lnumbe was Mr Mscs l,,DpWels sthej junior pastor of the firm of fBishop a&ttlMeDowel, which formerly
 carried ae5I 5ii, on watch busir ness sssii in Weston zasl3aI nai5sileio sii
 V ;is;l sn place raised the \ frame of large barn, last week, ,pwl1ich Ehe isereeting fortaman in Bedding to 1S3 tai bI9d gui15aa1 JsEi sit ii il I9 bay Hq The ffurio opss arking Iiof their oWn4 d and, Gtheirg nei eighborss eahinesq serves to 11emakefssnight hfde5asa to some sof our ioour
 inhabitants, nhfti M the difturbapee being eau sed
 by heIaffprts fafisa iitsviolin solist,' swhn
 doubtless thinks it better for his health
 topractice after dark
 I MIsH. A.aCoIey entertafns her daagt-
 ter from New9J a'saa9a . " sls I IIG gd Gasa9I3I5 q naidaadald3ss iiEa 1 Mrand Mrs liam Henry Finch, en- tertaihed their sister and nephew from
 Halis issq org on @ siis sai.is Rev DrTatlock,, bfieIatea At the service in Enirhanuels church, last week. '.'' i,s X Joseph Brug is to spend | several
 meeks, at his home in Germany, from
 which fefl,ll he has been absent, five yearsaus
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
SIMMER COMpiIAfNr..i

) LsstsfalfI was taken with a k kind ind 1 of summer complaint, accompanied with a wopderful diarrhma.i Soon safter my wife's sister, who lives with aus;A was taken in the same way ya, We . used ed ial7 most everything without benefit Then l said, let us try Chamberlin's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhdsa Remedy, which we did, and. cured husi Tight away. I think hhiinpkki much of ita as itldid for me what 1t was .reeommended't ito Etle: John Her tzter; Bethel, BerksiCo, Ia. 5 B 3aand and 50 cent bottles for sale by EsnEsd HaMley, NeWtoYwNlnl, and SreC,sBulls Sandy Hook,
 Conn. 5is!v gniJs9V9tni nR 31oq51 Z*H
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
STATUS OF THE SMALL rox.n

STATUS OF THE SMALL, PQA.rItA ! 1.-The; j gafalil bok ,epidenrfSs! has hndt spread. There is one new case, Edward Waldron, but, he was among those whp' waresspokep dfsbefore as showing symp- tons and haa b6en carefully quarantined. Oliver Wheeler, one of the first taken, died of theS Siseaset A,l the r9shefS Are doing hfeeny lahd there'fs now very little danger of the disease spreading. Yet great caFe; must be Rui will Ebe taken to keep upsalvigsr@S h@'ranEirR, A 1
 The. strawberry crop is rnotas large a$ usdalT Clhftiss s5em Ito be, vety abunt dant, this year. WeareI having many 4Romers labeut us 'bdt Kent seems to be favored with very few of them. rIAtala 'lEeiby, ,tne tlqS.t p4ushter of RevfW4 R Bieiby, has fethrhed home from her school for the summer Naca- Etiona9ua nWCd2 6W aY&d i5E5N
 Miss Flora X. Mallory has has been been away wa. for d few daysy,7 visiting in South Kent,
 Master Arthur 2Haxtutii is home froA school for his summer yacation.& l &I Harry IChapin is speDdibg u few weeks with his grandfather, John Hopson.
 Mrs yChapin 5and her children afes al her fathers for their hshal snmrner visit sEFA tN& B R
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

SUBJECT TO PAIN IN THE STOMACH
 X Elder S.,S. Beaver of MeA'listervilIe, JuniatasCo., Pa, says his wife is tsnb. Jeet,a to- cramp in the stomach. Last summer she tried Chamberlin''s. Collie, CholeraSN Diarrhna remedy for it, and was much pleased with the speedy relief it afforded. She has since used it when ever necessary and found that it never fails. For sale-by E. F. ~Hawfey, Newtown,l and $. G. Bulla Sandy Hook Conn. .i'5~
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sai9S19 MER slss'1,'s,, VI { , N. V, z

LsIaI ssyagbHMdK nl ET Anfy3il IoI Ht5lF
 The. school in Lower aMerryall llae4osedI IW Hast Wednesday, Much credit isgdueetol W Miss Dean feEa very successful year0qoaH MissfI Iill liam Hal ient ertainea her fifefida e E aMis Minnie Romenoy, last week sfa sii sEi '
 Frederick Young, has the finest look lIi'Aa ing piece of tobaeeo ff thfs vic y.i h1a.,
 daTf a,y were N 5 ,ss E ll ehlldfen fis be anels isoi F. urs5 5s55f1 sanodI f1aa 8si3 ao1 3aaitsJenl VI .oaMfss Vesta Abbott, who taught the la{ spring terp1 in Upper Mantyal Ill closed D ben school, Friday. II6Rdo1il 10 15K1d fa1si Duane Stonen was m N dssa sY efA, 4 l$stNN week Aaof1nsgaoo s 2nibnsis8 s.ssHM .fil q
 x a1a na8d s1T .yd13ei lo ghsHi ss " Henry El q Queen sphifi a fl g4nge visit to lsf friends in New Britain last Week.l 2sl eN A II. Jsnnihgs oaf leenia1 \ E [ 5es sA \ slte ta
 ssas .fIasa@ufaH1 aa HRu daOI
 zToas ya7oea sao3al x islt5 9n a5sais
 tsss faa54oEV sa nag5si al l Rs fa6ss
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

< aea HE isisEs sff 5f t Dfs Sage B M .sr n ,ltsTrh B end iiIls pay yonla5 ooh if
 they oan'tOgiY8sy yon complete and
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

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The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

z ..sts..f0.y XliuIHt atRYtTH n.-ua "A ! Mf Hine aud wife ereturned from their Ivisieto oranges NJ &.,Js ip3nn Monday bring
 ing the son1ofa q nephew with them. ,4 ss1
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
ogafI WORTHWHILE! .rsIrI. aaI IN IN ETsAWM

N 6,a,j CHURCH IToPbGss orEyEyE gql Rev J.a Ill. Keep iiofV Ga'y 'yfofdx He Wlffl occupy the ulpit here next Sunday morning, in exchangeI with dutH pastor. IeyAbner Lewis and wife were received into church, membership on ,,Snnday.' : This fnakes1 in pumbefr during Rev M E danddington's residence here Of IS months. k s2EH 8 bsneilAl1S9 siid sJpo iN Ea s4sAI4si Lester aBheKfpghatnd spe5n two day EFiq gspo5t ,odsa siFEsgs seksi s1adr i
 X business meeting wifi be held in tue church. sBd Rssafiax,, s afla ttia fr sIsctisa of a deacon. .saIIoa IN s1si
 Robert Zeiner's daughter, who resides in Danbury, is visiting here.
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
CLOTHES.

of course.l The whole stock for these young low as .se.' Better qualities at S6.5o, 7r5o d ask for no better. Will you not love your been bought soc cheaper, as to rates, by your
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
s.BO YS2

Suits for youths of IS to IS years, Long pants men abounds in money making chances Suits as and 8 50 that will give splendid satisfaction ol boy the more if he wears a graceful suit that has economic ce' or loongiagsh h5dQ4lr j4 1asaHl5z 'n1
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

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The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
, 'BRlD9EPoRT.s

if5sztlss5l 1ess99 sssk1 A1s
 MrsaH pniettugR Barr has sold her apfSpa
 in I1atand l 1tts egencR ss saa' Warner, Va Wolfe { seeley, Brid t8II 8 lilliaam II. Main of shelsoniiaisan = rhavs : asia.
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

. There's no reasen why we,shoaldn't sell you hats cash early the season. getting big eoncessionsb 2,25o, 3. Mems straw hats in newest, up to date Mems outing caps and Eton caps in light and dark pease the boys as wef as the men as we have taken
 fur goods for big and little boys and the variety of st Prices e3e9 45c, 68c sscs Complete stock of Trunk
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

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The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
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 ELLSWORTH.

Alpand7Mrs WISH Green of Saginaw. ina '. , Mich are few VI weeksat sat her he old nome inon1e Visiting herq aunt, Mrs O. sF Peek. -no.fefd h9yol9J THO Go hsao7ae
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

Miss Heleh Swift returned to her home in Hartford early in the week. ,Sl .', ,! -5l!.
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
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a fire cracker

pHe{F {Fodrth tsii darag lhere, but every ith thing hii is very quiet ldi here re- don't even hea
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The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
AUTHORITATIVE
M EN75N IH-AsTS.s

We have them made, expressly fer us, pay 7 So doing We've Mems Derbiss at SL l-4o' 'tyles 45c. ,89c. ], ,21, l-4S and 1.6s-l Men's colors, 45c, .63cl and csc We know ve can partieular pains in selecting our straw and lies are enough to please the most critical
 and bags. os .zaitlaaoEq snoIliI1nn a9l
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
9I4W Ifay6 6sH 4fssE lS1 100 Y v ss Fl II II tiSTEPNE7a AND V1GINITH :

nfIfIsfv Hs3sd g5H lsIssss slI 2 Charles ' Fsan0 0sborne e'aof Ste lli flas $
 da his farm through khessag geneyi of arner y Wolfe '|f ! K 3ff.' George Goeaaiuge ii hril apeft. x s, x.s z
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

H. c. Strong and family left~M- sttopgs ia;LaEe sllESe iI.dstrieR 9n "Wednesday morning of last week, nfor their home near Chippewa Falls, Wis. !Tta 1% laao 't5 9ln
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

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The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
Safe Investment

Seven per cent debentures interesy paid
 semi annually by New York draft afthe BUr1fd-
 ing and Loan Association Of Dakota S2gpOof
 hr st and non tran S;eFa f+- mortgages deposit-
 trustees endorsement of this fact on each
 bond sold, issue limited by law to tJa Der cent of their assets. Debentrres are a prefeTred stock, and aJl the assets are holden tor the payment Oi them1 in aIiy7event there wiil be s of assets behind every dollar af outstand- ing debentaFes. With malicious manage
 ment, which. enabled them fo pay smaf1red principal and interest promptly during the l past year. as ever, and make gain in assets
 Of 900, the outlook for the future is prorlfs- | sate as anything offered and one which will prove factory in its sresultss4 ionas run threefoIt sefen yssass optional with StAie hold CT. I would request intending investors to write to the present bank commissioners of Connecticut tor their opinion lpf this compa- all thoroughly examined the company Their iudgement in the e=iseiwe should like yeu to have. W 6 court the Sfrictest investigation iof condition, standing and management For sAfe by httF Zii' F7S'' 'l-' '- '" "
 JAMES c. JOHNSON. 3+5 ., e'-,',o .7,t ,o s-aa -ans,y General Agent for Conusotieut .dsfEpNEY DEPOT. CT 't -h .', {1 Ha11 | U fahd, with privilege Of F acres more Of meadow land, situated one mile from Botsford | Depot. GEORGE E. DUSCOMBE,. Newtswn. | TTSNTFII-Z i w A Farm in Litchfield or Fsifrr- | field counties Address, stating | how many acres,7 condition of t4sA Jbuildings, how much stock farm | will Beep, price, etc., -.,rg
 X. x. K, care BEE Ofice. Newtown. Conn. 2,
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

MT and Mrs z Harry Holcomb and auFgsfhfters Fggs Lena, of East ECanaan visited relatiges here,s last5Weekg .dsiIGq hoTui
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

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The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

,t The next meeting of thew. CT Us will be heldlat Mrs .johnson'slon July II.
 All are invited, The ladies prayer meet ing will be the Wednesaa ' Following at L Mrs Barnnm1S. -.ZmLLL.zEL ..4L-n--u MaLM LL4
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

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The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

| .xgy9 Y,EDu9 EA,4E tI sYl4&eE 5IEj 4C Sht475 2 MtIltsSfa ItffafJ jessie ,Palmer gave party to 'elghtief her friends, last. Monday after: antoon,the5 occasion being her I 3th tbi birth 'day 'D60t toS i%s ? {
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

R king, superintendent for Mrs $. c. Go99dhpe at Arrow sPoints Lakeside, while'eshe kfsS absent in Europe, sailed from New York City, last Saturday., tc join his wife aud sonthere'n Mrs Good, hue is expected at Arrow Point during I,,l .g .- f...
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06
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M EMS NISTIIN GS.

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The Newtown bee., 1894-07-06

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
EXCESSIVE PlErY.
BY Associated Press,

lndianapois, lnd, March ia spe.
elal TO ne sentinel from Anderson, Ind,
says; Anderson's resnectabillty Il ereat,
Y shocked today by the announcement
Tyne Summing COMMITTEES composed Of
Mrs ), h. Farmer. president: Mrs. n
~ Cooke, vice prtsdcnt; and AIrs,
bethany Holland, secretary Of the "
4. Z, u, had visited the local houses Of
PROSTITUTION 60 administer unto Miss
Flora lIey, an Inmate Of the jackson
resort, and ascertain the extent Of The
hrr yAAt they have hut little
TO say further than they received cor
dial reception and nothing was done to
shoek their modcsly. Their call on Miss
Haley they described as very touching,
al' those in the room breaking down and
CRYING, Fresh flowers were placed IN the
vases by the vsitoN' hands aud little
convenicnces arranged that would please
The girl during her few remaining days Of
NE. The ladies announce that thoy did
q great deal Of good aud Neill returR one
day this week
A. this Is the first Summing commits
tee Anderson has experienced, It has
created a great deal Of criticism,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
POLITICS AT WACO.

Waco, March 11.-Not a little inter
csting speculation has been INDUCED in
concerning the opposition TO the Baker
MutlOck plan for harmony az the meet
ing of the committees al Dallas. il in
deed any opposition is manifested at
all. I'm this city there Is no opposition
and both the lenders and the iollowers
in both factions are Of one MUD. They
want harmony and declare that the kick
ers and hre-enters must be- promptly sent
to the rear Chairman Baker Il rccoiy-
ing the heartieSt kind of an Endorsement
state.
How much Of an opposition the critics
ana klckers who ussnil Chairman Baker
for his harmony action, are going to
raise continues to receive much atten-
ton. The general opinion EXPRESSED Is
That II viii not be sufficient To cut any
thing IKE an important figure While
Mr. Baker has declined TO give his opin-
ION OF the position which Senator Coke
viii take on the question, II is pretty
snfe TO say that tho senator aud Mr..
Baker are of one mind. Ii Il further
stuffed. that senator Coke Endorsed Mir,
BnkeFs invitation to Chairman MRtlocl
before Il was made public; aud il is con-
tended by his friends here that the nrop-
ositloh for harmony comedies with what
has long been known rs the senator's
position ON that question.
Chairman Baker aud his advisers were
sire Of their ground.
Without anything resembling an au-
thortAtive announcement and nerhnDs
without any basis at all. the sentiment
nut senator Coke VIII decline TO be Il
candidate to succeed himself has grown
until II hns become accented almost ~
o matter Of fact Question any nerson
who maintains that "Old Brains" Is
serving his last term. and he cannot toll
why he believes il. Int ne docs. never-
I'm mat. .Ufn IL. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
LITTLE ITEMS.

We are the only people that can sell
you the Rouse Egg Coal" 5000 per
ton. Lilley & Bib.
Dr; j +. Grant, division surgeon Of
the Denver at Hartley, spent Sunday in
the city.
Married, at 30I East First street. at
. o'clock Sunday. Mr.. w. j Warmer
and Miss Laura A, Harkey, J.. Morgan
Wells officiating.
Excelsior Block the largest lump
Colorado coal ever brought to Fort
Worth, only SO 80 per ton. Call at once
and see this fancy coal at Lilley Il
Bibb's,
For the next FIVE days we will make
low prices on No. Forney Hay Dairy
men aud all feeders should cali and take
advantage Of these prices. I.illey x
bihb' Sixth and Rusk streets.
The funeral of William Drew. the old
nfe department mascot. took place this
afternoon fIom the colored Baptist
Nnrch' corner Jones and Fourteenth
auee, ''''He ''''''D
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

By Associated Press.
Savannah. Ga. March little re-
port Of tie landing Of the ilsh NJ
Bluefelds in tho Mosquito yation
was confirmed today BY the asfiyal Of
The steamer Elliott Capt. \. Brown.
The Elliott which is British steamer.
LEFT Bluetelds Sunday morning, March
4. She arrived there February -. just
one day too iate TO witness the arrival
OF the Nicaraguans.
Capt. Brown gays The Nicarasuans en-
tered Buedelds On February IS aud 20.
lie did not know their exact numerical
strength. but lhere-agas nn armed force
OF 400 or 900 OF them at Bluedeids WHOM
he arrived rhcy brought no cannon with
them. They simply entered under arms
anu without any resistance On TIE part
NJ the natives; they hoiste1 the Mica
Fhgunn ilag ever the custom house and
over the other public buildings. The
nn9ks ftmnincd 40 during the time the
hlliotl was in port There was no fight.
Ing. The Mosquitoes were c0nsldprnbly
lcrrlhed 10y the presence VI 10 large an
Armcd force, ls they were practically
without protection in the city.
capt, Brown says the reports TINT
reached This country with regard TO tbe
name Of The British wnrship there nr,.
IN error II WnH not the Cleopatra. h.
SAID but the Thomas. The Mo.uuitps
ne states fearing they might NJ nh
lacked by the Nlcaragtians. appealed 10
W. in4nas i9r protection. lTlrday.
thori'y from the British government. ns
lhry ma not time 90 get ans nufbYrlfv
senI three boats loaded with arneI mon
AHnoI' Capt Brown aid moi know ths
on5 16n ,'I i.5ji OF men, bui between dfy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
BILLY EDWARDS HURT.


Little Rock, Ark, March ia spe-
ca TO the Gazette from Hot Springs
says; This afternoon Rnly Edwnris.
the well known sporting man. was bnggy
driving and drove up to Happy Hollow.
As he started to drive back to the city
MS horse took fright and ran off with
MN He came down the street at 4
M run and. getting opposite the Hot
Springs bath house, the buggy struck
the sidewalk, turning over and catch
ing Edwards under it. breaking his right
arm leg and intlicting many painful and
dangerous bruises. He was carried into
the bath house and physicians at once
summoned. His injuries are dangerous,
hut not necessarily fatal At a late hour
tonight Edwards is resting as well as
could be expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
WEATHBRToRD BUDGET.
,ppcial Dispatch.

" 1'Es7I71EI7IIs
Weathcrford Tex, March 11.-Yes-
terday evening between and Z o'clock
there was quite a crowd gathered to
witness a bicycle road race between
six men. The distance was four and u
half miles. Fred Tucker came out
ahead, having made the run in seventeen
minutes
Elder c.. W. Smith Of Abilene. editor
of the West Texas Baptist, held services
in the Baptist church of this place this
morning and evening. lie was a former
pastor of the church in this city.
1t WAS announced today that Mas.
Stoddnri of Fort Worth would tOmor-
row night deliver temperance lecture in
the Cumberland Presbyterian church of
this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
CAUGHT IN A FOLDING RED.
BY Associated Prose

:, Milwaukee,, Wis, March H. Robert
Wagner, doing business undtr the name
has made a voluntary assignment before
Court Commissioner Ryan to John c.
lyersen. The lean OF the assignee is
SsaSsN. The bond Of the assignee is
$2oNtn, Adolph Wincklcr aud Charles
II. Winckler are the surctles The Mil
waukee tarnlture company makes fold
M 1eda mi chaniber fuSnlture gen
eTatl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
BANQUET no HARRISON.
The Ex-President Was Entertained in
San Francisco Saturday Night.

BY Associated Press.
San Francisco. March 11.-Ex-Pres-
ident Harrison was given n banquet at
the Palace Hotel last night by the irns-
tees Of Leland Stanford, Jr., university
Only a few guests were invited, partici-
pants Numbering in all twenty-four
When the company had discussed the
COLLATION.. Judge Spencer introduced Gen
Harrison. VINO thanked the company sin
cerely for the attention shown to him
IN the past and spoke for several minutes
upon his relations with the late Senator
Stanford. He narrated the circumstances
Of his meeting with the dead senator at
Washington and the cementing Of the
friendship which continued unbroken
until Senator Stanford's death.
President Jordan paid high tribute to
Senator stanford. and explained In de-
tail the lntter's idea Of higher educa-
ton. Other addresses We're made BY
Horace Davis. Rev. DR. Hams. Judge
Balchcr and DR.. Hardness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
~ nELIGInNs MEApoN.
An Attempt Made TO Blow Up the Office
of An lufle Paper az indianapolis.


f|N an AN.NNNfN . .HI''.H hA NfftA'Nl'"tA''
By Associated Press.
Indianapolis. Ind. March 11.--An at
tempt vns made tn blow up the office of
the lr1lrlud Age, nm ndde paper, pub
ithci ar NO. IS Indiana avenue. in this
citr, saturday night The office is
located iu 4 large building, the upper
floors uf which are rented TO families.
MisfrcJut4 catered the office through the
cellar aud after turning on The natural
ras in two stoves lighted lamp The
pipes UrFc removed from the stoves in
order o. prevent the gas from escaping
through Che hucs and tue doors and
windows were carefully closed aud
l1ok'd 1he men even took the precnu-
tom 90 close trNuson which had been left
opeu about two inches in order to let In
plTr gr. The PERSONS In the plot then
l-it rue building, closing aud locking all
the doors hching them, The expected
explosion WIS prevented however. by
t5e arrival NJ the editor of the paper. who
discovered Che condition Of nnairs and
peu"i the loors aud turned out the gas.
lae paper is very bold In its denuncia-
tHn Of all tlrms OF christian religion. and
it is believed ihlt the attempt To blow IL
up WIS madp because Of the bold stand
% BIDS iakru Ia the matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

counts Prices werc irregular, generally
and rather weaker IN cleih tnefe WeIe
numerous Transactions n 'h'sl lhes ~
China buyers were lpss urgent, The de-
mand for other markcie was moderate,
Generally spcakinE priccs were I'M
changed but irregular frduent CON
cesions were noted, and The eastern
business was again hampered by me e1-
change question for any but prompt de-
livery
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
nRRoRMEn ooNrY-
He Tels Of the Good Times He win
Bring About and Of tho Big
Parade to Washington.

Cincinnati, Ohio, March 1.-THE com.
inercial GaEoites special from Massil-
Jon says; ,keformer CoSey IS just home
assufaucc Of material aid for the com.
monwem that he Is radiant. Il stake
ay word ON L. said he that my bills
will pass c0ngrrss before the middle 81
May The ne1uon with boots will be
ireesistahle The people arc aroused. You
will see them docking In here nv snaciai
trains on March IS, 70 start for Wash.