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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28
PEIRcE TINE cur WINNER.
He Captures the Baird Trophy by winning
the Y. VI. G. A. Championship.

80 - s'As - <Af
]. Frank PIERCE captured the Baird
silver cup by winning the all-around
championship contest at the Riyeryiew
grounds on Saturday. His average was
1851. IL. Rice was second with aa aver.
age Of 1893. The following is the sum.
mary:
II. Rce-l00 yards--Time, IL seconds;
pei. cent, 70. Throwing hammer, n feet /
inches; per cent, IS. High jump, feet "a
inches; per cent, 80. Pole vault. feet 81
inches; per cent H. Half-mile run, time,
2.40; per cent, 25. Average, 100.
j. II. Pierce-l0O yards dash--tiine. 10 Az
seconds; per cent. 80. Throwing hammer,
6S feet inches; per cent, n. High jump,
8 feet q inches; per cent, 70. Pole vanlt. {
feet " inches; per cent, ~. 0ne-half mile
run. 2.42; per cent, III. Average. 1850.
w. .Smith-l00 yards dash--time III
seconds; per cent, As. Throwing hammer
"a feet; per cent, 40. High jump, 4 feet p
inches; per cent %. one-half mile run
2.4l; per cent, 20. Average 1876.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28

The San Francisco CAL Of Weines-
day last says II. Grattln Donnelly ar
rived from the South on Wednesday to
superintend the production of his
romantic opera, "Dick Turpin." Bow
ness Briggs, the composer, will arrive
from Philadelphia about the 26th, and
the opera will be produced early in July.
Mr. Briggs is well-known musician
and brings with him many letters to our
local musicians and society at large.
Bowness Briggs accompanied by Pro.
fessor Rhoads left here last week for
San francisco.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28

It is reported from Georgetown on
very good authority that Ebe w. Tun-
aell has positively, though modestly,"
consented TO allow his name to be used
in connection with the Democratic
domination tor governor. Mr.. Tunnel
Is credited with saying 81 would rather
be constable than governor, but if it is
Inc definite desire of the people for me
10 run | will accept"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28
Authorized To Pay s1.oon.

In the United States circuit court
Saturday morning Michael Newell filed
an intervening petition in the case
Of Stroud VS.. Cunningham a. Co.
The court made an order author
receiver of Cunningham Il Co., or his
counsel, to satisfy judgment in the
superior court of this county against
William Kyne and said petitioner.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28

Real Estate Agent Robert Reynolds, No.
1926 Market street, has sold the house at
the northeast corner of Eighth and Orange
streets, the property of the Rev. Edward
IL. Eckel to George W. McCaulley, for
$1,000; and Nos. 1900 and 1902 Gilpin
avenue, Nos. 1905 aud 1907 Rodney street
and No. 1914 Walnut street, the property
of George w. McCaulley TO the Rev.
Edward II. Eckel for $40, 500; total sale
of ST., 500. IF.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28

NEWARK, June 25.-At meeting of the
Democrats Of the Western district OF
White Clay Creek hundred, Joseph B.
Handy, Z. Blair Pie and Charles b. Evans
were chosen Us campaign committee fol
tins end of the hundred. The work OF
organizing the party ranks for the ap
preaching election will soon be com,
inenCed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28
Christian Enasayor oommittss..

st. Paul's Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor has appointed the
following committees: Flower, Lilli,
Rinker, Martha Finn, Anna II. Lincoln
Ellen Flanagan and Walter S. Smalley
Leafet, Walter S. Smalley, Edward S
VanDyke, Sue Simpson, Fannie irwin
and Littell Clarke.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28

July Sd will be donation day at the
Catholic orphanages. The boys orphan.
ige is at Reybold, near Delaware City,
md the girls orphanage is at Sixth and
West streets. All donations will be
thankfully received. Request is made
hat they be left in the school room nd
ding st. Peters Pro- Cathedral.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28
Found Dead in a Cook House

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 25.-James
Kane, aged 80 years, supposed to be a
resident of Elizabeth, N. j., was found
dead in the cook house of the Atlantic
oil works this morning. The cause of
death is unknown.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28
a Young Woman raralyzsd by Lightning

npHuIuI LOrFfspOndence OF Gnzette and Journal
DOVER, June pa very severe thunder
gust passed over this section Yesterday
afternoon. A young lady named Morris,
while.sitting at an open window at her
home on Governors avenue near Division
street, received a severe shock but will
recover in few days. She seemed to be
paralyzed and up to early this morning
had not recovered the use of her left side,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28

Last Mondays session of the Minis
terial Union was moderately attended.
The Rev. L. r. Terry read paper on
Temperance" Discussion consumed
the remainder of the forenoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28

Word wos received from Washington
Friday night by J. Frank Croft of Odessa
that his son. Elmer, young man "a years
of age, had been drowned yesterday in
the Potomac. There were no details in the
telegram.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28
nnrrlnra Roh q pnstnmcs.

LEwisBuRG, Pa, June 25.-The Milf.
flinburg postoiiice was entered by bur.
glars early this morning, The safe was
blown open and, 5000 in cash and about
800 worth Of postage stamps were Sc.
cured by the robbers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28

Charles II. Williams, aged So years,
a painter, living Mt No. 1901 West
Second street, was stricken with
paralysis about $50 o'clock Sunday
morning and died in an hour. He
leaves wife and four small children.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28

BETHLEHEM, Pa, June 25.-The
Hyatt school slate factSry al Bangor
was destroyed by fire to-day. The loss
will reach $4,000; insurance $50 900.
Three hundred workmen have been
thrown out of employment
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28

The lover writes sonnets to the fair grace
Of his adored one who has been made be-
witchingly beautiful by the world-re.
nowned Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28

Miss Florence Swift is passenger on
the steamer Etruria, which sailed for
Europe Saturday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-28

Delightfully."- Cool and Refreshing.
Horsfords Acid Phosphate, with ice.
water and sugar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

opforSrer Dem BERTH. gi maa baus iul6 SlarbeO. 6ots
tet trauer Guar poa SpOr9smaalet: "0uem par benns
Mano2"
s FORTE Sieblit forstom bet mig utroli9t, iuIotoms
men ufutteIigt, at BET par nit 9aaun, man baube giort
til @ieuiiano for oenne itamneli9e Mistanfe.
Gre LANCE aar er gaaet ouer nit 9opeo iioen ZEN
Dag, oa ies brat nit iiOfe @Ias Bin, 81 eaer 9itSr.
0ten buitsn b~eroli9enoe Nfast 9anen bog bar! Seq
forblsu rolia, ba glaoet tit Matte 9tumer taIbte mig
for GeIirium spatientsn Spaiu." % bet, itiSnt js
uioite, at SIaOet til min DsOsong piIos beors mig meO
oenne Sitel.
Sra bette Dieblit al bIeo berss Gsii, iom ~fororsoe
Soar paa oisie i~trGtteliss antluger, ~mastiscre % nGss
ti9ere. Npisrue o9 9eoerne al port Barti ertlareoe, at
ies ueo min 5auS6eO beur'eOe min esen p~oIitite Guin.
Saa tom en- Dag islgenoe ArGifel:
~Sstragt beuus Waub! "Ie Mathematics"
6anoiOat tier ~irembetes. @runosn or, at ban life uos
per at tale. ollie be antIaser, man bar retet mob bGm,
er mere END tpoelis beuiite, os be er bIeuen itprteoe os
beiGlteoe peo bans egdl Sausbeo, bans ueltalenoe SauSs
be6. J bette OiebIlt sr ban b~eieiret ior ieoie. sc
Iiot paa ebers aanoioat, ) lafbensise! Setragt soers
0eIiriumss Pateni, eOers itamlsie Suiuoler! Maal
bam meo bans eset Otaal! os ipsrs iaa eosr ielu,
ON J fan femme pau Ell Ferion. ion jar iortient oeHus
~isrgelias RGsts al Bianuue ueo fine iOritrattelige @jers
uiuger, os iom lite engang uouer at aabue i'm Nauno iii
Ja.ipar!A
Ger fanbtss life lamssr nOssn Naaoe at iratts Jig
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

til uten uioere at lpn9e 8a9uuiteren. Ulsn nei, lao O8
opsrlaoe bam til bans egen Samuittigbeos Sualer! 6
Porentes bemartet, tror nj lite, at nosen Surp pilps err
tIars benz itploise, iom forsreb Jig paa llsIinsen)."
0enne artitel bauoe til 6slse, at ies ben nefs 9tat
oper Sals cs Sopeb MATTE iorlaoe min Sen9 os iors
iuinoe qiennsm Ell Sagoer, ueoeus "oen f%oruretteoe Ils
meubeO" peb os IarmeOe ubenfor nit lous, Hog IND
mine auoer og bortisrts alt nit eossre. 90 bog er
lea uiaia til meo 0aanoen paa giteIen at ufa99e
50 pnu, at ieg alorig bar trGntet 9r. glants bsits
Grebe geOteiaoer, ia, at jes albris icr bar bort bans
Qiauu income.
9 5orbiaaaeuoe fan ies omtale, at Slaoet lioen altio
baorece mia n1eo Silnauuet "2isifianperen lwain."
Den auisartitei, iom oernalt tiltrat fig min Sps
mertiombso, par %iOIsenoe:
"Gnbeilis Ranbibat! Gr. 0sart emain, Tom
IruIoe 3oloe en- "pistis" Gale paa bet tore, rientlise
MsSe, JON ~be llafbGn9ige' bouoe tilplt, sIimreoe ueo
lin SSraprrelie. st Telegram ira bans yGse piloe give
bet Otire al, ct tan npIis uar bIepen o%uertisrt, at bans
enc gen par brutfet paa 10 SteSer, at ban leo forfErs
beline Smerter o. I. y. "0e uaibansise" bar siort fig
al mu;a Mste for at fua bette p~uteli9e Yaafuo taset
Tor aoo Olpnt, % DC bar giort oet, lom ON DC par I
~lluioenbso ON ben %pirtslige Gruno ii! 9r. Spains 5yas
ppr Fam iom DC taloer i'm yerer. SEPARATES iaa
MN en- lSerion ooriaois 6sruiet ltlttano farnle i9
irS oiensem Oy. Gpajus gaoeaSr. Oct sr oct uais
sanaiae gartis uufuiisli9e Plis' at aoo'sisrs, at oeH's
1~p!Ssb,,u, btt. 9pr, lite Sr 1r. SSatn sis. 9i
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
g}aar nlalt er &anDiDat.
Sumorcf. af Wart 10 II.

(Siutuing)
u"'cr belle SaIgtantpen talbtc bette gIao mig ltaoi9
ven ltlGnotge Weusber Marf 9wniu."
Ao9en lib eftsr bapoe Gazette felasnoe 9inier:
Uan beoer NJ Spar. Gen npe &anoirat til
V"0'Fn0rpoiten annobes ON at oplpie fine Neobor9ere
!" g0oroan bet tunoe gaa til, at bans Samernter I
o'0"'a0a aItto ~sienfonOt fine table Eager / 9r. Gmans
e0"n''r euer bans &ufIert. Oil ST.. Gwain tale?"
wan man trnte fig en- mere r~alineret Waaoe at 8aa
'"m Paa? Seq bar aloris uGret Ntontana!
oo on Dag taIOte Nlapst mig blot "2wain, &puen
ia MONTANA"
Y" Na9 tnlSt nit SIit paa foIsenoe &ujsartlteI:
S08nereu, %faitina9lst til StampGs
""' S'One5bprS, uflusts al WidaeI O'6lunoaon,
S""0 Notlerip o9 6attp Wiuaisan, sOOtsisr paa Ell
S'''en0e ufnaoe bet 9~runOIpie ct Jtpste, Joni 9r.
H"'N bar uOipreSt ON Dor uemGrtece| Banner fsrer
o'"' ~ Slants gsoiteiaoer. 9r. 8wuIn bar nemlls
,'J, at pr. SIarts gsbltefa bsr enots fit giu | gaIgen
W. o'OerI pao yanoepeiene. 9u brutal Vpgu, 9rsben
<",0e"' noen Spor al SanoBsol 6or Sisie nstpGr'
SS' Ss')oHer er bet ct isrssIi9t StueipiI at ie DC SsOe
~ '" 10 al l'ne Sitter, os ocrs9 )iapu: lrb!e Gn'Hlist'
c,'"' VI tanier pGa ZEN Smerte, fem penne lfamHs''9e
11'c't''e bar ioruurfaset &c. TStes 6umiIie % SeH'
u.s. N'ieS Vi til at opiOySrs sen fc~rurettets NlmsiilsS
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

uO al Spiaet paa. Seq latte mig OerfOr bpbt rpfet nsO
for at iUore paa oise antluser, Oisie lrubiler, oisie
itammeIi9e gasuaiteNer. Usen jes bauOe lite luttet,
for en- ny auis lpnseoe tn ny geitplbnins mob mig, en-
sauite ferit, ~itretteIis gierning. Ueeo bet itSrite aIuor
al gsroen beitpIOte man mig fOr at baUe f~tuttet SlO paa
ct Sin0sip8eaipl, iulot al gale Menneter. ba ies fan0t,
at gD9uin9em binoreOs loii9ten fra mine ginousr.
0stte latte mig en- rent paniit Strat.
OsrtiI tom gelfpl6ningen for at baue ior9iitet min
5arbrOr for at urue ban, os gIaOene fOrIanste, at gs
get ifuIoe 9raues op % uuOerioJes.
6nOe.is, iOm en- uGrbis Qiilutu.ns pea oenne itiGns
bise 6OrisIselie, JON bet p~Olitiite Sab uOiutts mig for,
inOSDeoe man 8 imaa Born al ale 6arusr. iaa imaa, at
be neppe tuHoe saa. os taote PIaItsr, til paa ct Of
ieutIigt utsoe at traple irem I'll laIer ltolerl, buor ieg
netop boIOt ct 6oreorag, os omiaune mine Ben uHosr
Roabet: "Papa, Eapal"
Seq par alOsles isnosrtuuit, req mig los ira De imaa
Sto,Ier, tOs min gogn Os forte benz. Seq Jappe lite
Strait til at iortiatte 9aI9tampen for at bliue uaIst til
Guuernsr Stoten Dem Dort. ,>s9 aeaIa9,e min
Rduoioltur.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
st ubelO.
en- su8sFR 9sssumA itori'.

Den 6prsn, JON jes sitsrIporeos, Uar en- H"9 SsIt'
paa ct Susenisrtoutor 9ouoOn, % ben 6or0r90slls,
Tom aioroe bam -iaurst, " par 5agitnsri.
Den slu66ertem 5au0s siort line Eager Iaa soNt, at
ban ft uotetalt priueipaIsu5 9sH9e % baVOe UErst as
saar6s mso benz en- 5sl Dag, fsr 6aIltnsr'et 0IsU ops
ba9et.
Get tsrie, iss giOroe, par at alagse ct Ssis5 / bans
geilis9sb pimlieO, buOr ban Os bans SOEs baUOs 0Oef.
Seq ertte, at ies Der tunOs inOs ct easr ansst - er.
bans grsue easr andre StriitIisbscsr, IOu' tHnNe zoe
mig paa Spor eitsr, bUor ban Uar Orasst ben.
Seq fl, piOs al SusUertsn, at ben un9e 6rHs par 9aa''
uo ON Ror9euen iiorpsien g life tommst benz sn0Hn.
Saa gap leg mig til at u~uOsrisse ale elemm'r, S'uf'
fer os Stabe, men iaR6t iHtet Al Seip0Hiag.
Sam is BoIot pOa AT %ioriass Sa5liSFueH, eras's
Sisrsitepigeu ct grsU, iOm nstoP par trWne' ms0 S0'
ten, % iom Ujts d9 at Urre ira psn unse V'a"0 10
Bans aous. gIGurli u5 Gabneoe jag BET. Oct par 0a'
tsret ina Uliolano gotaa5neri, % Ban Sao beHoe 9oss
af,ale "a traift BAN osu fsIssuoe aiten s'psrp' !;
Or tube Gan lire 5enoe % Jig ttO Siister mo Eaap'
Tibet, iom Mo seatu eiter yeiitt II! Aurrita.
De trOr uel, at is itrar OrOg ailieO til st0apso'f
aa nei oa! 9ytpet uar nllur!iguis ct 9ueO men 'or
oaarIist nj at lure en- 5asmauO iOi mig. Sonen 9apoe
Iast bet srtu B5Ttcu for 9am for at aibos Sgoret %
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Sfripemajttnsn

81 5irma 6riitiania, iom nDIis Jauos ~aulfaiisi en-
Striuenaltins III al befor9e Sorreiponeancen mootog
~forIsoen ct trusnos greu ira en- botIig iornarale; Jors
rein ngsforbinoslie, iom itrep; Seq pl bape giort Dem
bssribeltst, at De lite bsbsuer at trpfte grspe, iom se
isnoer til mig. Seq Tan Iaie Strit - isIu Ceres, OF
ies snltcr life at bIiue iorn9 met ueo Setra9tniussr opsr
NTH OptraaeIt."
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Trntfenifab

,nsr Ltauor Habit Bsl6r oss Httsrt p.essajsa
al Tr. SaiHes 3oIotn .pestttf.
Eettiu si5s5 fa a39 Ruts lts tqt 4ofi III
Iif1ssilt 5l vi 6soirt e IN 9so5IrsIoe . lItll ~
breoelis' hvl3 sHIel Sat clts1 9 e. NOE y ne
uiorbebsritl IrIHtsr. let iot5tsE alori9 q
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Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

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Rad sss XMAS
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est bsrnass h0f ssa. Msgu4bosnt applsnsnt fot rap
Inz SpsclgI articlss, stories. poetry snd statistics oy
best talent, inclcssd tu an elegant qniaus handsors
double cover, Autographed In u colors. prrs 80.
Agents Uaatsd-spec terms Regular weekly -aislIn
including Xmas No, a. 5 ygar- Ssnd Tor Tree samYis
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-06
Local JottiuRe,

II. c. Warren. the banker on Orange street. has returned from the White mountains. where the thermometer stood at SS degrees above zero Mon- day.
 The seventy-fifth anniversary of the birth of Charles Nettleton was celebrat- ed at his home, Meadows End, Milford, Tuesday. Among the guests present from out of town were people from An sonia. Bridgeport and New York city The house was very prettily decorated, and the dinner served was one of the best. MT. Nettleton was the recipient of many valuable and handsome me- mentoes of the occasion.
 Telegrams were received here yester- day morning by relatives of Prof Brewer of Yale. and J. D. Dewell, pres- ident of the state chamber of commerce who were passengers on the Miranda which met with disaster above St. Johns. They confirm the United Press dispatches and state that the party is safe and "out of the jaws of death" as MT. ,Dewell expresses it.
 T. E. Ford, for many years the Asso- ciated Press telegraph operator in Hart ford, died In this city on Monday. He resigned his position with the Asso- ciated Press and came to New Haven to live. He had been in poor health for some time, and his death was not unex- pected. The funeral took place yester- day, attended by many sorrowing friends. MT. Ford was about thirty years. of age,; and leaves a father, mother and several brothers and sis- ters.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-06
SOUTnIN0 TOY.

Sept 5,-rhe Bristol base ball nine defeated the southingtvn nine on tho southington grounds. Monday. by 2 score Of i6 10 l.
 Services were held at s,. Thomas R, C. church, Labor day.
 There arc a nImbef of citizens hero who have net beea mentioned for office thih fall, Will rome enc be good enough to let us know who would make good candidates?
 How are We Gaing fo work thin fall to get every voter to so to the polls and vo.e' What arc we going 10 do 10 get men to bo sure and arrange their time So that they can give up few hours election day to the buainess of VotinsT Every voter should cast q vote at the town and state elections this fali. If wc car. better our political lire by voting let up al! go and vote when election day comes and have fl, a general thing that each nrc interest. cd In enough 10 vote. If some of us stay at home and let the rest vote the result will not be the same nor ag good as 1T each of us voted and helped to
 
 shape the future policy of town and state government. There Is not ono of us who ought to let trained men in state affairs have more than their share In shaping the future of our pollt- ical life. If we help to shape Ilfc in politics We will also do 1t socially and In all other ways. While 1t is best for each man to act largely within the lines Of his own party. all should be liberal enough to know and believe that 1t Is best to have each voter cast n vote no matter what party each be- longs to. In other words We should urge those of our own party to vote and should be glad when those of our opponents get out of the ranks of the stay-at-homes, and cast a ballot though 1t be an opposing one The stay-at- home is not as much our political friend as the voter whose vote Is cast in favor of an opposing party. Let us all vote at the elections this fall.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-06
Countsrfsitsrs Hound Over.

Russell B. Hoyt and James Murphy, alias Charles W. Hill. the alleged coun- terfeiters, of Bethel. were yesterday af- ternoon brought down from the county jail. where they have been confined. and brought before United States com- missioner William A. Wright in the United States district court room. They waived examination and were bound over to the next term of the United States circuit court. Bonds were fixed in both cases at slO.0oo. The accused being unable to obtain ball. were taken back to jail. Lorenzo Hoyt. brother of Russell Hoyt, was among the specta- tors In the court room.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-06
Grand Opera House.

Hoyt's "A Bunch of Keys" or the hotel, will be the attraction tonight. for one night only. Polished up to date since It's first production in this city, "A Bunch of Keys" has made one of the strongest and most popular comedies presented. The music is light and lively. the songs original. the fun continuous and contagious and the dances charac- teristic and enjoyable. The funny hotel scene Is familiar to all laughter lovers as one of the drollest ever conceived, and in the entire performance there Is not one dull or prosy feature. The company presenting "A Bunch of Keys" is entirely new. and is headed by Miss Ada Bothner. as Teddy. Harry Fay as Grimes, and Charles W. Bowser (his original creation). as Snaggs, also Miss es Sadie Cushman, Kitie Wolf, Alma Desmond, Belle Travers. Herbert Hal conbe, R. J.. Riley, William Smith, etc. q. .et
 Faust" as given by the Morrison company, will be the attraction Friday and Saturday evenings and at the mat inee Saturday. While the world en- dures Goethe's tragic story of Faust" and Marguerite" will continue to live. One of the most notable effects is at the end of the first aet where "Mephisto'' exults overF the capture of the soGl of Faust" when midst darkness and thunder" the blazing cross appears over the cathedral door. In the garden scene again where the flowers burst into bloom by electricity and the duel scene when "Mephisto'' comes to the aid Of Faust" the flashing steel produces a pale blue flame, giving a wierd effect, reaching its climax in the scene of the witches carnival cin the Brocken, where the electric fluid plays an i'm portant part ending dn shower of fire, and in the closing scene where the angel, Marguerite, is bearing the senseless form of Faust" heaven ward. marking "Mephisto's" final end.
 Gus Williams, in his latest success, April Fool" is announced as the at traction for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday next week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-06
Polls Wonderia nd Theater.

Full houses are the rule at Polls Wonderland this week. Although the house now seats five hundred more people than last season, every seat is occupied and many are compelled tc stand at every performance. The four Goldsmith sisters have made a grea, hit this week with their French minuet
 The little girls are very supple and their high kicking and other acrobatic feats are appreciated. All of the artists on the bill are good in their respective lines and the program gives the best of satisfaction. @'f" "f
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-06
Republican Caucus in r.rm,nrtou.

Republican Caucus in Pennington.
 Farmington, Sept 5.-The following delegates were elected at the republi. can caucus held in the town hall Sep, telnber 4:@ t.
 State-A. R.Wadsworth, Erastus Gay D. Henney, c. Sorgia.
 Congressional-C. W. Ruis, w. M Bronson, T. L. Brooks. 8. Frisbie.
 County-Gustavus Cowles, H. A. Cowles, J. c. Treall, F. J. Flanagan.
 Senatorial-H. N. Whittelsey, B. H. Demins, w. B. Edwards, L. c. Hum. phrey. ..-. .s,,. k Probate-Thomas Scott, c. W. Lewis Town committee-A. R. wadsworth chairman; Erastus Gay. W. H. Bron. son. @
 The Young Republican club will be formally opened on next Tuesday even. ing. September Il. at which event MT. Oakley of Hartford will be the speaker of the evening. si