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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

Not one minute c%lal,ps between
the taking of One Minute Cough
Cure aud relief, Why shouldn't poo-
pie take One Minute Cough Cure
They should. They do. A. Bran
dcubcrgor.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

Early Hisers, Early Riscrs, Early
Risers, the famous little pills fer
constipation, sick headache, dyspep-
STA and nervou ness, A. Branden-
berger.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

Mrs. J-H. Green died at .Sedalia
on wednesday and was buried to day
She had been sick for several months
oil consumption. She was q sister
of MIR, james L. McHenry Of this
city.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

A marriage license was Issued on
Tuesday by Maj. Lusk to CAa7. +.
Irotter of this city and Miss lIllie
Weaver of Lohmau Station.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

1t is reported that Prof. J.. i,
Wolfe will establish a Normal school
at Moberly ut the expiration of his
present term Of office.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

The Jefferson City Comet Band
is at Pertlo Springs Attending the
Southwest Missouri Band h-.o.
citation,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,

PACIFIC RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
WESTWARD.
No |, Day Express. Arrives ] :E pm
Leaves | :20p.m.
No, 3, Night Express. Arrives l2:-
80 u. III Leaves ! : ''V Nv,
No. 8, Local Passenger. Arrives l?:ao
M M. Leaves l2:45 pm.
No. ., Texas Express Arrives 2:l3 am
Leaves 2 :l3 a. m.
Freight, carries passengers. Leaves $3.50
q u. IN.
EASTWARD.
No. 2 Day Representatives, 2ioo pm
No. 4, Night Express Arrives 2:l'
a. III. '"" .In.
30. i, Local Passenger Arrives :zo
~ Leaves / 40 p. m.
freight, carries passengers Leaves Nv
y. III,
Local passenger trains . and u run pc
,.,sen st. Louis and Kansas Clly. lhiee
,.utious Of night train east Texas eA'
,.sss, No. w., mas through char car VIA
.~,aAInptuu branch. Free reclining en"ii
t.is Oh all through trans
LEBANON BRANCH.
Trains l~envGNJeIersun C!ty 1T G;3O a.
.., arriving at Aurora $3.50 1t. IN.
returning. viii leave Am",a at 1880
M, arlINuig ut jefferson C'ty III GOV
,n. JOHN }. CHuRCH, Agt.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

The nip Of a poisonous snake is
but a slight remove from being
more dangerous than tho poison OF
scrofula in tho blood. Ayers Sarsa-
parilla puriiies the fluid, expels all
poisonous substances, and supplies
the elements OF life, health, and
strength,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

A grand barbecue will lie given
at Taos in schubert's park. Good
music, dancing and refreshments.
Good order maintained.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

Hon. ID. W. Shackleferd has been
appointed special judge to Try the
case ot the STAGE against Louis A.
Silva, q ST. Louis e%mOuzzier.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

Coy. Stone granted n pardon to
Geo. >. SnowIes on Wednesday
He is believed to have consumption.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

MI. John l.. Price left on Wednc,.
day for Denver, Colo.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31
LEBANON
NJ. X, d T..

East bound passenger leaves North
}, fferson at Y .O2 p. III. West
IL und at 2.50 p. H.. Bus line from
!, neeson City TO train.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

Hon. NJ. r. Smith Of Pennington
was in the city on Tuesday attending
Supreme Court,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

The Missouri is on a boom, 1t
has keen rising quite rapidly for
the past fow days.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

No better cure for dyspepsia.
Nothing n re reliable for bilious
ness aud con tipation than DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, the famous little
pills. A. Dr. ndenberger.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

There were four voting places in
the city and all doing a fair business,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

Chief Justice +. NJ Black Of the
court has been sick for the
past few days,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31
Personal Notes.

,a.;1,. l., C,u.,-f.11 It'll. =.
o'' LOUIS III the future Inc
"'''''o VI Air' anu MRS 0epree VIII
P'''o'"l iF'en"7'
Mis-. S,gncrot o,,a Of ,ho h,i,ht
es, most cb,rni,u AMI on,,o,
v,,,,+ Io,;os 81 Ma ct,t, G,;.u,1
viii ~, az ho,oo :, {. ri, ,r.o..
r,,ot IT,. ,,...-a,a w..
wy WIN 20 o"'''l''l r'5''''c" y!
"oi "S''" VI 'i'e'l"9 nero
We ohso,yo fr,n ,Lo r,lrmLt,
lror,,1 tw,,,y o;.,h,
ru, oG,o, .-n,,cc, :, f., .o:on ~
tbo l~.u,.m.%, r,,,.r r,.,,,.;..
i, p,,,- C,,.,y r,,, c.,ri.
Jon,,r,f. r,, ,,,, c,ur,ro n,
- r.,I nta :; .. H. ..I, ,,
Col. ". ]. X,y.l,y wa. trim
phantly elected n member of tba
State Democrat Central Commute.
The opposition to him came first
from Cole County and latest from
ono or two other ~countios in the
district, but he came ont victoriou,
..u
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'"' '''' N''""' n'''' popular ana
a0n ''"S 'n'
'''1 Inv '''''' A''"7' QUO
WON i'''''i'f "'.'o"l MN III
"' '''" WV "a 'no 'l''AS 'h'ro
,'' ~ "'''' 1'A yours "7'uo .
'o ,''7 '"' "o was !" 'l'rc VIII
IL '"'"'i'
tlo o,,n ,nn,. ar H., ,' ~
,aionrrm,rt ~ ~, E,.
C~,nv,nnan ~, r,1 I'''
+. nothinu il ,,o,;,;a, ,,
o,., ,;.... -, taa II. '""'
',''7 20 HIS 9'o'o o. Po'lFF' re-
.''e'' "'' say 'NP''77lo" Oh byron
lie VINO o''eNd' The mountain tops shall
Their loriest n,ots mae,
aud snow.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

MMeELrsa.s WlNz or c4B9gat ma,a4saa,os.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

81 BLAcT.0RAuoHr tea cures Constipation.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31
For Years."

Says CARRIE +. S~TocKwrLr, of Chester
field, N. H., IL was afflicted with an
extremely severe pain In the lower part of
the chest. The feeling was Gs II n ton
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

ss9- w!NE OF chaavl. % r,ni. for Women
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

Victor Kaiser has become ono Of
the best known, most popular and
genial young loci ner n the
state. The Madison House would
not look familiar without him. H
has been ono Of the cleihs there
now for about six years, aside from
the years that he WIS in there with
his father.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

A beautiful May morning on the
Atlantic sea boards brings to our
recollection our handsome list of
eligible bachelors. In their loneli.
ness they have III profound sympa.
thy. In the hope they will not al
ways remain lonely, we recall for
their benefit, the lines of an immor
tul but forgotten poet:
The merry May hath pleasant hours and
drcamily they glide,
As II they located, like leaves, upon
silver tide;
The trees are full of crimson buds, tn,
woods are fun of birds,
dad the waters ilow 10 music, Ike
tune to pleasant words
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-31

Joseph Droste, the handsome
an | aoeomo lating deputy clerk, looks
like Corhett in his elegant new base
ball suit; Joe usually wins in
whatever he undertakes and his
career rs q base ballist promises
equally well.
, 1894-10-09
Die beioen anoeren Roueoen.

Soiepb Slannigon uto Soiep6 MooreD,
3tpct gef6brltbe Gtnbrecber Ser Q8efticite,
ipurOen beute benz &i6tcr 0Ooleb inter Der
Nnfla8e porgefiibrt, am Somita9 Nben6 in
oaS 6auS OeS Q(Lb. Oltrop8tD, go. 204
6enrpitr., ein9ebroeben unb OOrt&leioun9sz
ltltfe u1O $40 @elo geitobLen gu BADEN.
Sci oielcr Nrbeit tparen ite bon spei anbcren
~8umpanen, SameS 6innigan unb Sobn
&ranter, unteritiibt iporben unb murben
oieie ipater, ais iie in bos 6au8 bcs 9gen@
ten S. N. 8ierce, $50. PA 6enrpitr., elm
brocbcn unb bort nach elmer Summe @eLDe8
iu6ten, aber ni6t fatoen, ab9efaBt un6
ebenfaIIs eingeloAt. Tlannigo1 unbUtooneD
perben it9 ain IL. aut bic 2lnfGage beS Gin
brubs gu Derantiporten baben unO ite9en
bis babtn inter ie $500 8Ir9i3aft.
, 1894-10-09
StdottIbes.
unfraut peroebt ni6t.


Qnt 38. September 9eriet6en in elmer
9tueD an Norton Str,, ipie mir /. St. mitz
t~beilten, 5 Wfttglicoer ber Decentralization
Norton Ctr, 8anbe, Sobn &enne0D, Sobn
Parterion Qbetbes ST. 3ucbtbdusler) GDoS.
un6 sos. @onneIp unb Gbo5. GonpaD bel
Der S0eiltn9 eineS fur3 Dorber gemacbtcn
Gtaubes in Streit. Que fiinf batten porber
gebOrig 9%eioffen un6 parett bic beioen Grltz
%9enannten taum i'm Stonoe itb oufrebt
SIT erbalten. SIN Nerlaufe be8 StreiteS,
an benz icblieBli6 nur nod 8arfcrion unb
&enneop betbeiligt tDarelt, grill Der QeBz
tere iblieBli6 su ieitem S9ieBeiien unb
jogte Barterlon cine &ugel in sic 8ruit.
NniangS bate es ben Qtnidbein, ais Oh
4arferiOn Ger na9 8crbiiBung elmer 6idbz
ri8en a3u3t6altSitrQfe tpe9en &aubeS an
gebli9 Elm ~prbentlicber Wfcnicb 9etporoen
letn iOQ) Der Q8unbe e~rltegen Diirbe un6
Durbc baber Die 8iir9i9aft Der balls uab
Der IDat Derbafteten 4 &erle fOlgenoer>
maBen ieitgciebt: 8enne0D $4,000, bic
bejOen @onneupS $4,000 unb GonpaD
$1,000. !Seute murbe MIN Dem 3ti1ter
@berbar6t mit8etbeiIt, baB Parferion ftcb
auf Dem 0ege Der 8eiierung bcfGnbe unS
crmGBi9te ct borauf0in bic 8iir8i9aft Sem
ncDD'5 ouf $4,000, Der Gonnellp'5 auf
$1,000 un0 bic GonnaD's auf $500.
, 1894-10-09
Die Pufple9e bel 5auen.

Die fe6ler6afte11 SUB ltn6 6ufiteuungen
piel 6Gltftgcr mer6en tic erlt f"iinitlicb Durcb
mangelDofteS 8ei6net0en unb i6Iecbte
g flege Ser 6ufe berbeiBefibrt. SIS mug
6aber ie6er g ferOe5iibtcr NIT Oer peinIicbs
item @etpiiien bafttgfeit oie 6ufpflege Ser
TitIen unb Stpar bonn frii9elten Nlter an
iiberpa9en.
Die 8orbe6tn9l1tg fir cine CUTE Sui
pflege lit, baB bas 6iiuen banofrOmm gez
mdcbt nirb, itcb an oer 0alftcr fiibrer ldBt,
rubtg itebt, ie6cn e~in3elnen SUB ptuig quiz
beben 1n0 6orau drbetten ldBt. Gtne ges
robe, ebene 6ld6c, atf Der baS Siiucn
6tngeiteut unO pprgcfilbrt iper0elt
fam, mus auf ie6em 6ofe, auf benz
Tituen oufgesogen 1peroen, porDanoen ici1,
umlomebr ais cine iolc5e nit leicbter Wfiibe
6er3ulteuen lit. 8etm NufbdLten Der 6ufe
Der NufboIter, ionOsrn oaS SiiQen eine1
ietncm @ebGubc ettlprecbcnOen bequcmen
Stdnb bat. 8or alien bat Oerieltige, Dem
bic 8ebonblung Der 6ufe 0eS Slillen8 iiberz
tragelt tpir6, ietn encouragement oaraui
sit richten, OaB ba3 TDier nit icinen Oufen
plan o~uftrttt, 5. +. ber 5ragerono, alto Der
She'll Der Wanb, ipelcber init benz @rbbooen
in 8erii6rung fommt, 1nuB Dteien nit
aaen lcinen Gbeilen 31 9Iei9er 3eit be-
riibren.
I'm bies beobacbten un6 feitfteQen gu
%tOnnen, felt man ii6 bitter 0as Siiuen
un6 lGBt eS oann I'M SHrttt bon itcb fort
bepegen. 8eriibrt OaS 6ituen init einem
She'll beSG ragcranOcs ben SuBboben friibcr,
ais NIT Dem anberu, 10 lit berietbe I'M 10
DteL niebriger gu ibnetoe1, ipte sum planen
Q(uitreten erforberli6 lit. 8etm 8eicbnei7
ben Der !6ufe lift jeood bic Soblc 10 bel ipie
m0glid SIT i9oneu, benn cine ibpacbe
SObGe fiibrt leicbt CUR 8ilOung bon 3tpan9e
bufcn, pG9ren6 cine itarfe poGe So6lc
, 1894-10-09
Oas DerfaIben Ser Kube.

&i6e, tuel6e berfaIbt baben, muiIIen iuez
gen Gerbitung Der 9lnitedungsqefabr
lbleunt9it bon Sen an6eren o~b0eionbert
:perDen. Sebeufaus muB man Die trGdbtiz
gen &ll6e aus Dem Staue, tpenn irgeu6iutc
rtOgltcb, entfernen. Die @e~icblecbtstbeile
Dcrtenigen <be, tpelobc berfolbt baben,
mltlien nit @tnipribung bon 3procentteer
G~arbouDlung bebanoelt tperDcn. Der 8lab,
an NEGLIGENT OaS Gerfalben erfol9t lit, muir
8ritnOlicb OcSinft3trt tpcroen, un6 lit eS
zach Der Nnitbt beS 3bterar3tes 6errn s..
Gotbi9iIo baS 8eite, tuenn mar 6aS 8flaz
iter Ober ben 9ebtelten 8oben minoeltels
l SUB ttef bcrauSnimmt uno oeniclben
burh unb burD 9rin6licb nit ro6er Garz
bollGlre trdntt, 6enn bier lit ser @ntipid=
lungSfeim be5 NnitedungSitofte5. SIT bic
Granfbeit in etnem SlalIe idbon 0flers
aufgetreter, Damn muB man Ben gartsen
Stdu fir fur5e 3ett rdumen unb minoez
items iedb5 Stun0en Durb 8%erbrenneu BON
Scblpefel in alien ieinen Ibetlen griinblib
init lcbpeft9cr Sdure anfitQen. 8ebor
man Die &Dtere in ben Stall ipieber 6tneinz
fitbrt, lit ocriel6e IorgfGItig gu liiften. Sn
aucrneueiter 3eit bat man ~angefanocn, BEN
trGbtigen Gitbcn CUR 8erbiitunq 6es Ser
falben8 ale IA Sage 2procentiqe CARROLL
90iung inter Die 6aut gu ipribcn, Ser
iucbe, Die oielfacb aucb g%elungen iin6.
0cIbitOeritdnolt9 ioa Oieies @inipribcn
nur bon ettem Sbierar3t borgenommen
iperoen.
, 1894-10-09
Die mufer ruben ntdot.

&eb. 6errid Sobnion, pom Seminary
college, 9teo. q. so. 86ite bon Der g8eslc9
Overwhelmingly unO 9tcp. 8. 8eao BON
Der oGburb Of tie G~oocnant" unterbreitez
ten benz Wapor 6opfin9 beute 8ormittag
oas @elucb, Die geitern oom StaStratb am
genCmmene Or6inait5 nit ieinem 8eto 8t
bclegen, burb peL6e Die W2c@tuen'i6e
Notwithstanding fir ben 8e3irf sw;e
lcben 8tlieu Ctr, @arfiel6, Seminary
un0 Fullerton Qlpe., ipiOerrufen muroe.
, 1894-10-09
ShDdCbe BeDeife.

Sobn 8laba, bon 587 g8. II. Str, itanb
beute bor Nicbter GberbarOt ltnter Oer 2(nz
fla9e Der 6ebIeret. ST nat beibuGotgt,
8au0oI8, tpeGcbes Der am Samitag tpe8et
0ol5biebitablS an 6os Griminal9eri6t perz
%ipieiene Scoulb alias Smttb aus benz
6OI36ofe bon s.. Sontbeimer & 60, Gfe
Woooltr. uno 8lue S8lanb Npe., g%emauit
bate, gefauft 5u baben. S. SontDeimer
CAB an, OaB tbm tpGbrenb Der IeBten 800
nate an Die $4,000 tpertb 8aub0l3cr gez
itOblen porben maren. Blaba CAB 8u, baB
b0S 6ol8 in ieinem 6ofe ~abgelegt tpOrben
ipar, ct eS aber nibt g~efauft unb aucb ni6t
8eDltBt Bate, baB eS geitobGen mar. Da Bic
8etpeiie Der @nflage ie6r i6pa6 tparc1,
..iprab bet 9ttbter ben Qtngefla8ten fret.
, 1894-10-09
Otebmarft.

S9wetne berdnoerten ftcb i'm Breiie ni6t
tueientli6 un0 bra6ten icbwere 4. 85@5.45
Leibte 4.65@5.25, Ourbeinanber 4.7O@
5.35.
0finOOie6 u%nOerdn6ert, S9afe nnr Solo
Gent biutger.
3ufubr 5000 Staf GinOOieb, 10000
S9tpeine unb 10000 SAafe.
, 1894-10-09
- Ricbter cDIfer ffeGte beute Sen i'm

- &iebter otter iteGte Deute bet tbm
unter Der 9~lnflage 6es @rlangells bon @elo
unter faLicben 8oripiegelungen porgefitbr7
ten QODOcaten St. Gonneap bis sum 10.
Sept. inter $1,000. Ser NecbtSbertreter (O
Oer in 225 Dearborn Str. cine Office bat,
IoQ, Die bic Nntlagertn Trau @orn1an Ges
bouptet, ibren ettpa $4,000 pcrtben 6ouSs
itanO gefauft un6 ftatt barren @elbes etnen
8eiiBtitel auf angebIib ipcrtDpole, in
8irftidfeit aber gans pert6loie 26noereien
in Californian 8egeben Daben.
, 1894-10-09

Nacboem MAJ Idugere !3ett aus Ben
Nhtdlen bon 8aumtpole, bon Suite 1tn6
BON Slacb3 ette recbt quite Scibe bcrgeiteut
bat, 1T mar ncucroin9S in 8roofort
(@n9lano) barauf D~crfallen, oa8 0ol3 Oes
2BadbOloers ilnb Der @tcbe sur @ctptnnung
elmer SejOe SIT perpertbe1, pelcbe bon porz
sltgltcber GuaGitGt iein lou, ii1 gut
fpaiben lGBt unO prd4tt8e Tdrbungen anz
ntmmt. 2tuf Die in elmer engltz
icben 3eitung ge9ebene @~etpinnungss
ntetbobe lou bier ntcbt peiter ein9egan8cn
tperoelt, iebenfdIS ichetnt bieicIbe nicbt 10
colnpLtctrter Natur 3u letn, I'm fe nicbt
praftii9 pertpertben 81 %f0nnen, bcnn mic
eS 9etBt, iou i6on a~lIernGcbitens etne 9roBe
Tabrtt SIT bieiem 3nede in 8rabfort ange7
le9t perOen. Wtan bat bieic 6olsietOe
bereltS gelpOnnen, 9cfGrbt unb getpebt, unb
oerartige Bro6en iinb BON Sacbleuten iebr
9itnitt8 beurt5etlt moroen. lteberoieS fol-
oaS neue Otaterial iicb i'm 8reiie nm bic
0dlfte biutger iteQen ais ienes, ipeIcbeS
BON Dem o1f Dem Wtaulbeerbaum lebenoen
SelDentpurm getponnen tptr0.
Qlben6bIott Der Su. Staats3ta, l Gent
, 1894-10-09
oFFIcIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Nstomont of the GERMANIA INSUR.
hhHudI OtdUUIlUnt ANCE COMPANY of New
Orleans in the State of Louisiana, Oh the 31st day
OF December 1898: made to the Insurance Super.
intendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-10-09
OFFICIAL PuRIrcATrnR-

Annual Statement Of the NEWARK FIRE
Newark, in the State of New JERSEY, on the
Slst day of December 1893: made to the Insurance
superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant
Capital
Amount Of Capital Stock, paid up in
20Q00OS
ASaoFa
, 1894-10-09

&~benObIatt Der Sa. Staats8tg. 1 Gent
, 1894-10-09
MISUNDERSTANDING.

SoGgerbe 6eiratbSi6eine tpurben beute
BON 6errn SalOmOnion i'm 8ureau 6es
County 7@lerf8 auSgefteQt:
, 1894-10-09
% d 8. OftO6er.

G~berreDerSfD'S &abat8fabrif in @robno,
bic grOBte I'M iiiD0itlicben 3uBlanb, lit bis
ouf Den 0runb niebergebrdnnt. SIS beiBt,
baB bas Seuer ouf 8ranbfiftun9 3uriif3u7
fGbren lift. Ser 8erLtit lit ieDr bebeutenb.
0rei Saulen6 Perionen iinb burcb ben
Brand bei9dftigungSloS geipOrben.
, 1894-10-09

Qeute taBte BIER 0er ben1ofrattI9e
St0atSconbent.
Grs@Oubcrneur NtQiam 6. NuIieu, Der
sunni p%erntanenten 9oriiber 9etpG6lt wltr6e,
belt cine lGngerc NnlprocDe an bic 0elegaz
ten iiber Bic @ampognefrogen. St iproch
iiber Die bon Der 6emofratiicben 8artet in
Der @el1ibte ser Station ge1pielte Stole
unD io0te, OaB bieieIbe e8 in W1aIiabuletts
nit %Offenen unb 8ebeimen @e9nern st tburr
babe, ben &epublttanern unb &nomz
n%otDin8s, 0te einen 8unb 9eicbloHen bit
ten. Die fir3Gicbe @eidbdftStlemme lei
ntcbt oaS Gr9ebntB bemofrotilber Sc
lebgebung, ~ionbern Ser repubIifanilcben
6tnan5geicB8ebun9 bon 1890.
8etret8 ber neuen SarifbiQ iagte er
r9aS @eieb gebt nicbt 10 peit, ME 8tele
pom uns es milni9ten unb uniere @nttdu=
ibung lit UNI 10 9r0Ber, neil ite burcb bte
Sppoittton in u~nieren eigenen &etben
Derariabt pur6e."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-18

and 34 minutes, an average of l5. % knots an hour. Taking into consideration the adverse wind and tide, this is as good as l7 knots, and the general verdict is that she will be an IS knot boat.
 Tho force of the wind and the velocity of the ship caused the spray to wash over board from bow to stern. and frequently it went over the bridge and pilot house. Captain Bunce expressed his entire satis- faction with tho days work and so did all the officers.
 This not being a trial of speed, but one for the development of horsepower, the most interesting work took place below the dccl s. Engineer in chief C. w. Mel ville was not very communicative after the trial was concluded, but he acknowl. edged that tho engines had worked satis- factorily. and there was no doubt that the horsepower would reach, if not exceed, the requisite 9, 900. The results of the observations will not be known for threG or four days. as a good deal of figuring will be required before a correct report can bo made
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-18
BRIDGE FELL AGAIN.
Another Accident on the III Fated Louis
 viIIe-JenersonviIIe Bridge.

LOUISVILLE. Oct lS-The i'll fated new Louisville and Jeffersonvillo bridge was the scene of another accident. Three men were hurt. one probably fatally. Tn, accident was caused by the falling of ( part of the falso work under the fourth span, which had just been completed anG locked.
 The men were engaged in removing tn. false work, which is to be transferred tc the fifth and last span to be completed They were at work on the first bent or d vision of the structure, and tho top tim bers had nearly all been removed when the remainder of the section collapsed
 Harry Williams, Thomas Prosney and Lee Millhouse of Beaver Falls, Pa, fell with it. All dropped into a barge below with the falling timbers. Millhorse sus, tained a fracture of the right arm and two ribs. He also received internal in juries, and 1t is thought he will die. Prosneys arm and back were injured. but he and Williams were able to walk tC their homes in the vicinity, their injuries being slight. Several times when the wind has attained high velocity the men have been detained from the work until it subsided.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-18
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Complaints are numerous relative to the sanitary condition of the back yards of some of the residents on Railroad Hill street. Diphtheria is prevalent. it is said. in this vicinity and always has been.
 Very Rev c. A. MeEyoy. O. s. A, un- til recently president of yillanoya college, and now stationed at Ardmore. near thil- adelphia, is visiting his brother. Thomas McEyoy of Railroad Hill street.
 Professor Elton is teaching cl~ss in music for St Patrick's church. So many desire to attend. that by request of Father Duggan a second class has been formed which will meet in the Lyceum hall at AIS o'clock Friday afternoons. All who wish their children to attend this class are requested to send them tomorrow. Boys can join this class
 At last Dr c. Art Ward has got a move on him. and has commenced the work of building hIs new block on Bsnk street. The brick and iron pillars are on Il e ground and the masons are putting the foundation in shape. Dr Ward said to-day that the sidewalk would come latter. No one could expect him to put down a walk, he says until. he finishes the building.
 Mrs Elizabeth Erk aged 60 years, died suddenly at her home. 8 West Por- ter street. shortly after o'clock last night She had prepared the supper and was putting things in order after it had bs en over. when she fell dead in the psn- try. Medical Examiner Axtells was summoned and pronounced death due to heart disease. Besides her husband. Bernhardt Erk. the deceased leaves five children. Christian. Elias. George. Mrs Christopher Doderer and Mrs Brum wehr- mann.
 Some of the residents of Bank street are planning to petition the court of com mon council for the widening of Bank street from Riverside street to a point south of the Hellmann brewery. It is stated that the work can be done at Ty little expense and that most of the properI. owners on the east side would be williI g to give a few feet of land for this purpose free. Since the introduction of the street cars into Waterbury the need of this pro- posed change has been manifest. There is not room for two teams to pass on either side of a trolley car and it is stated that for a place where there is so much | travel it is one of the narrowest public thoroughferes in the city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-18
Law Scholars In . Rush.

BOSTON, Oct. 1S.-A rush between the juniors and the middlers, the next high est class, at the Boston University Law school nearly developed into a riot. The juniors attacked the upper classmen as they were coming out of tho lecture hall and drove them back, but tho middlers rallied, and n hot battled followed. Doors were battered down, furniture and glass broken and some blood spilled. The mid dlers finally drove the juniors from the building. -
 Campbell For General Master Workman.
 PITTsBU RG, Oct 1s.-District Assembly No. 3, Knights of Labor, hold e meeting and indorsed James Campbell, ex- presi dent of the window glass workers, as theil candidate for general master workman tc be voted for at tho general assembly next month