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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
X DiSturber at n Rehearsal.

Julius Eichberg writes: At the ocCa- sion of a musical festival in Dusseldorf l witnessed q scene that produced gen eral and not unjUstitiable excitement among those present. It was at the last rehearsal of GeethOVCus ninth or choral symphony, and the great hall was filled with people from near and far anxious to hear the then but little known work While the orchestra played the first movement we noticed dark bearded spectacled. middle aged man in the au- dience, who had score before him and was gesticulating wildly, being evident ly very much dissatisfied with the per formanCe. Suddenly he arose. advanced toward the orchestra and began to shout:
 This is all wrong. It was not thus that my immortal friend Beethoven wanted his masterpiece to be played You ought to play it much slower. and in this way. lie began to beat time wig orously to the ustonished musicians, en- tirely ignoring Mendelssohn. who con ducted the symphony. At this moment several people forcibly ejected the dis, turber from the hall. The man was the we'll known Professor Anton Schindler. Beethovens constant friend during the last years of his life and the author of Biography cf the Master. '"-Boston Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
ICrrinln Work Or A Mad Dog.

DALLAS, juno l2--A :St. Bernard dog went mad ana ran amu>l through town
 He killed two dogs and three cats and bit sCNtn pr!s paS, threr of them fatally A negro hfy WAS literally torn 10 pieces. \ woman najnra Wurt!Cn was attacked in her house and terribly manSlcd. Nick Powers was seized by the thigh while at tempting to escape up a ladder and fright fully lacc>a' ed, Jennings Moore. sales man, had great shrcds of flesh torn from his arm and side Mrs, Mary Arthur, an invalid lying on cot in her homo, was attacked, and her arms, limbs and side torn so that she will die \ young man from a nciGhboring town was also badly bitten. Policemen finally killed the dog
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
THE MAJOR.

TEerr arc a men ill the Scots guards av, crI-iuE feet ,, inches. Not one is under 6 i,vI, and T. Iry, 6 feet inches,
 The war department proposes to test the bul.c, prJ,ot cloth which has created so much iuIerrsJ among German army of, Ecvr>.
 -A number uf interpreters intended for wa- g, gviyr are Ia k, appointed 10 serve in ILc ls,-;a..I army. They are especially re qu!.,d l." br proficient in Russian and French
 TEc Che H@nJrvdth Pennsylvania vol UI.',er~ vcr, i,s>I called "ROundheads" by G,;.,r.l! S,s-,-.a very appropriate name. n iAv r,--.,...t.i WAS mainly composed oi ;le ,t, ~- g: ,......~ ,f Scotch and Irish Crom- N,..IJu~.
 M ,.s. ...~. ...u vf RuchcfurI a GS inch A-. v..~ l-...-.v Cl tu the extraordinary .,: --:.. q - . :.rJ ! >crewiuS additional n. I, ,,-s. i...i..,.c -o se 10 make il up to .u ,..... ,.~ .:i .tu---:- With a projectile of .-.- ,.-,.~ We .,j.t iLc Uuprecedented mug 1-r Nt..t.:l e. =!>@ IcuI seconds WAS ub ta.1.t!
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12

sultan by the army ana by the ministers who accom- panied the late sultan un his travels, The latest adviccs stato that the sultan suffered from fever four days previous tt his death, and that lac died while giving orders. Somo timc before his death ht began vomiting and continued to suffer in this manner until Inc expired. It is added that tho symptoms of tho disease point to poisoning.
 These reports have aroused the popu- lace who arc becoming very indignant, and trouble is expected throughout Mo- rocco, especially around Mclilla and Ccuta.
 Prince Mohmmmcd protcsts.
 The steamship Icus, which arrived here from Casa Blanca, reports that there is much anxiety th, rr on account of the dis orderly attitude of the people as n result of the sensational rumurs in circulation regarding the death Of the sultan Cara vans arriving from Rahat have alrcady been pillaGCd, and further disorder is ap- prhcndcd.
 The foreign population of Casa Blanca is making vigorous appeals to t,.c repro scntativrs ut the foreign powers, asking that warships hc prom t,y sent for their protection.
 It is reported that Prince MuhammCd will make d protest against the prUClama- tion of Abdul AZiZ as sultan. It is the general opinion that Abdul Aziz is under the protection of tho NiZicr Sidi Gharnit, who several years ago presented tho de ceased sultan with a CircaSsian beauty, La Clarckia who became Sultana and tho mother of Abdul A2iz. Mohammcd Ben q Arbi Cl Torres, the minister of forriEn affairs hcrr, is also regarded as Gharnit $ tool, and it iS believed that any news in rcgard to the rrhclliou among thV tribes in the interior will hc suppressed at Char nit's inStigatirn.
 Orthodox MuhammrdanS arc anXiouSly waiting to hear what attitude the shVrCCf of WaZan will take in regard to the success sion of Abdul AHil.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12

THEEE is much dissatisfaction among l,mocmtS in the house over the sugar schedule of the tariff bill as 1t has been adopted by the senate. and the prediction k freely made by democrats that the house wlil never agree to 1t in its present shape. IL Is nrsucd by its opponents that the tarif Cn refined sugar is prohihitive and will result in no possible benefit for any body except the sugar trust and an at ;,lupt k now being made to organize the democrats in the house against it and in favor of free refined sugar.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Dam ger of ia Revolt.

LONDON, June lH.--N dispatch to a news agency from TAnEicr says: Ac ord ing to tho certificate of the tiu,tor> who atttulcd him, the ciu;r ot the >r .l S death Was dya''"t ". He Wls rNrj.. us till the last Aui expressed the dr;isv Ht Abduli .ljz should succeed him
 ThcrI k danger ut q revolt sin:, ur. ..3r- iZcd in favor ut Nul,y lsmn;l, hro,. ' of the drrrASrd SUl;an. rhr troops q Casa Blanca have arrrrtrd tho new y- er"ign, but the allegiance of the troops II Rabat is doubtful
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
The lempcr1t,
c. and NJ. T. MALoNEY. PuBLIsHxns.

JUpdING from the testimony taken by the New York senate committee the police of the metropolis have been carrying on an extensive system of blackmail against the keepers of saloons and disorderly houses. Five hundred dollars as initiation fee and $50 per month upon every disorderly house in the big city ought to explain reasonably we'll how the police captains of New York can afford to keep pleasure yachts and yet live comfortably within their incomes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
COLONIAL SIpEHOARp.

lions bearing figures remarkable for orig inality and beauty. Metal, too, found a place ill the mounting of caskots, in hinges and f1angcs for doors and ill grilles displaying intricate interlacines, In fine, the colonial is q distinctive style. that stands midway between the empire cr the ono hand and tho Chip P, p,ndal> Uu tho other.
 A colonial apartment fully furnished is unique enough to inspire tho desire f,'r possession in tho bosom of the most iHdiiferrNt dame.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Aug. 1ith. 1898. Il can speak in tho highest terms of your medicine from my own personal knowledge. Twas affected with heart disease. pleurisy and rheuraatism for physicians ana spont hundreds of doi- lars, tried every known remedy with out finding relief. have only taken one bottle of your P. r. F.. and can cheerfully say 1t has done mo more good than anything havo ever taken. can recommend your medicine to all sufferers of the abovo diseases.
 MRS. NJ. Nj. WEARY.
 Springfield. Green County. Mo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
DAVID DAVID Prop'r
NOTICE.

To the legal voters of the Center school district Cf Waterbury:
 The legal voters of the Center school district ot Waterbury are hereby warned that there VII be n special meeting of said district on Thursday June l4, ,1S94,S o'clock p. m,, at the police court room. City hall building, in said Waterbury. for the fol- lowing purposes: To purchase the Kings bury land, so called on North Main street aS a site for High school building suit able for the needs of the district 10 be erected thereon anl to empower the dis trict committee to Epply to the legislature at its next session for authority to issue bonds not to exceed $200 900 In amount ia order to pay for said land and building and for additions to be made to other school buildings and the present unsc- cured indebtedness of said district and to do any and all other acts necessary and proper to be done in bonding said district to the amount and for the purposes set forth above, as recommended by the dis trict committee and board of education, and to make any appropriations that may be necessary to effect the foregoing ob- jects.
 ALFRED J. WOLFF,
 NJ. BEGNAL,
 JOIN J. MCDoNALD,
 CHARLES $. CHAPMAN,
 JAY H. HART.
 Distric. Committee. Waterbury, Conn.,. June s, 1894.
 Attest: Thomas J. Moran. Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12

san died sudden ly nt Tadla while travelling fro m Morocco to Casa Blanca on June :. Certain suspi. cious circu m .. stances surround ing his Il c a [ h point to murder.
 Abdul gig, Mu- ley Hassan' F son,
 was shortly after ward proclaimed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Waterbury Fire Alarm

LOCATION OF BOXES The following are the Fro Alatn, S'.:n, [, Under the new system: l3 Rogers & Bro.' Is Cor East Main and NlagEr4 -tT,er. IG Cor East Main and Wolcot' rad Is Cor High and Walnut strS-'ts. Is Cor East Main and Cherry str,~s,- IT Cor East Main and Cole street. Fl Cor North Elm and Eingsbury streets IS Cor North Elm Surth Main sad Grove
 streets.
 l4 Waterbury Misunderstanding sumpAnY- 2S Cor North Main and North street. 9-s Cor Buckingham and Cooke streets 9-7 Cor Or Ivs and Prospect streets. 9s Cor Hillside avenue and Fine street 3s Cor Johnson and Watervilie streets l-3 The Platt Bros | Coz -I-I Waterbury Clock comrany movement
 ment factoryl.'
 Exchange place. s-7 Cor West Main and Willow streets. s4 Cor West Main and Watsrtown r,,sd. s-s Horse Car Railroad stAhle,' s-6 Waterbury Brass company s-T Cor Cedar and Meadow streets SIS Cor Grand and Field streets 8-l-9 Cor Bank and Meadow streetz SIS Randolph < Cloves s-IL Plume A Atwood Mauufsctsrins e.us
 pany.' s-7-7 Holmes Booth 6 HAYien~" S-7-4 Cor Charles and Porter %trrst~ -3-S Cor Simons street and Washington rvp Cor South Main and Grand straet~ t-7 Cor South Main and Clay stTs.rt- E-s Waterbury Watch comrary' I-t Benedict q BGrnham H.rufrrtrrt"S
 company t-s Waterbury Buckle enurEnT.' CT Cor South Main and Washington -'- Scovin Manufacturing e .rnpaIty' S-7 Cor Franklin sni Uni ,n -treat- S-S Waterbury Clock Go. tsa~A ia'.o-S' s-I Cor Clay and Mn SIT Se,s. s-s Cor Liberty ani R,ve- +srssrs. ST No. Hose Ho1se. s-s Cor Baldwin Ani Stoas s.re sts
 Cor Bridge and xAxIli strsots. s-a Ger Doollttle alley and Dublin ~erses. -s Private
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
NIT. Phelns. Condition.

NEWARK, N. J., June 12.-Dr. Currie, ex-Minister William Walter Phelps phy- sician, gavo out bulletin to tho effect that Judge Phelps was brighter than at any time during his illness. He was weak ened somewhat by an attack of hiccoughs, but there are evidences of growing strength. Unless relapse ensuos there is hOna of rncornr,,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12

FtGurING still continues in Brazil be- tween the government forces and the in SurSentS under the command of General Saraiva Considering the number of r-5rlS reported killed and wounded in the battles alleged to have taken place, 1t might be supposed that the insurgent forces had been practically wiped out
 But, after making due allowance for the Brazilian pr.iilectlon for exaegeration, the ..ha;tles" will probably turn out to have been unlmportant skirmlshes. At the present rate of progress the war against the rebels in Brazil may continue for many mouths without any substantial victory being gained by the government.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Ona Riramnn Hnrf

BUFFALO, Juno 12.-Fire destroyed Ma than Wolfe's carriage works and three ad- joining buildings. One fireman was seri- ously iniured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Citizen of ruflAlo Exiled to Siberia.

BUFFALo Juno l2.-The Poles of Buff falo aro shortly to send a delegation to Washington to save q citizen of Buffalo from Siberia For 2S years $. F. Kisc- minski lived hero an American citizen. About two years ago he rcturncd to Pc land to see his wife. On Saturday a letter reached his friends that Kiscminski had bccn arrested and cSiled
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Boston Clothing
 Store.
Announcement
To the people of Waterbury
and Uicinity.

By order of our creditors we are forced to close out our entire stock of Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. within thirty days. regardless of cost.
 Bear in mind. this great creditors salo of great and fine. honest made up stock of Clothing for spring and summer for Men Boys and Children. The prices on every article in our store arc Cut, Crushed and Slaughtered.
 Here is your greatest opportunity now to secure your Clothes for yourself and family for very little money.
 COME, COME ! COME!
 To take the great advantage of this great hona-tide creditors sale. Our loss k your gain.
 To give you an idea of the prices, We mention Il e following barcnins.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Graduation Pay at West Point.

WEST POINT \. Y.. Juno l2.-Vhc graduation exercises at tho Military ayud- elny began today 0t lO;S1 a. m. GCnrral John (. Black made tho address and Gen eral Rugglos delivered the diplomas The exercises wcro hold under a big tent on tho lawn Tho annual graduation hop was given last night at Grant hall, and the atten0NncC WnS unusuallv largo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Stylish Trimmings.

Narrow jet gallons ara more used for trimmings of all kinds than anything else and fiat insertions made of paillettoS Heavy guipurc insertions in black and white trim dresses and mnntles as we'll as gowns display long hanging fringes in tufts. A great deal of lace of all kinds is employed both on gowns and mantles, with black moire and moire ribbon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Spanish Troops sent to N;clilla.

MADRID, June l2.-Thr news If the death of the sultan of Morocco caused a great sensation hcrc. IT." cruiser Condo Nenadito has been ordered tr I;urrru at oncc to Rabat, Morocco. 'rEr transport LcgaZpi has been Dispatched tr,'m Maza- gan to Tangirr to tako on board the first installmcnt nf tho war indemnity paid by Morocco to Spain on account of the Me lila affair
 Tho outlook in Africa Is reported ns gloomy, and achievements of troops have been ordered to Mrlilla and other spanish settlements in Morocco.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12

THE CoNey army and its several orauchss in the vicinity of Washington are ~lll 10 be in starving condition, and but for the kindness of number of Washington ,rocers who have furnished them with ,,rrv:>Iou> some of them would have per .-h,d for lack of food. having nothing .uvre than a small loaf of bread and Poto- .uac water each day on which to subSist. this condition of things was long since rrsii>t,i, II k cnly a natural outcome, and row k lreSeuted the serious problem. ,ha; k too he done with the men who permitted themselves to be deluded into fSllo~iuS Coxey in his foolish crusade? {? rkyy are utterly without means. without money, badly of for clothing, houseless nd LomtlsSS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
National Tennis Tournament.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1s.-The eighth annual lawn tennis tournament for the championship of the United States in la dies singles and doubles and the third an- nual in mixed doubles began today at Wissahickon heights
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Went to Sleep on the Track.

FRANKLIN, Pa, Juno l3-Samucl Me Kclvcy and William Minnis, two young mon of this city, were killed by a freight train near Folk, Pa. They had been on protraotod spree and lay down on the track to sleep.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
American Yachts Re,ease,,

DETROIT, June 1s. - The American yachts Visitor and Leroy Brooks, which were seized by Canadian revenue cutter for violating tho fishing laws, wero re- leased under bond and left Amhcrstburg for Sandusky.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
For Lost Affections, S., 900.

IoNG ISLAND ClTN, \. N., Juno l2.-In the suit of William (. l.cavitt against Eugene Mauriac for S25, coo for the alien ation of the affections of l.caVi.t < wiGc the jury awarded lcavitt s. 0OO dana sCs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
POINTS.
"The needle manufacturers are giving the people points on steel.

We have given competitors needles with points on by our May Sale of S, $7, $9 and $l2 Mems Suits.
 The drop they are making on profits docs not reach |. $. X Co. $ values by the long distance between the credit and cash system. This is how we man. agcd, Every week during the past two months (atter all the others had put in their stock at fancy prices top priccS,) ,)wc have added new suits to this EXTRA SPECIAL early i'll the SEASON SALE. Where wc found 20 or 100 Suits of kind 1t was all the same to Ills, if the manutac-  turcr wanted to close the lot, or wanted tic cash. We have waSchcd them everywhere, and always bought at our own price. Every garment mo matter how good the manutacturc.) has passed through tue hands ofour own examiners. Every seam, every button tested. and made as it should he It will be worth dollars, and satisfaction to every man or boy i'll need of clothes tu visit l <. X Co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
More Time For Prendergast.

CHICAGO. Juno Ia-An agreement in the case of Murderer PrendergaSt has been reached by the counsel of both sides, and State's Attorney Kern said that the hear ing of the insanity case will go over until Nov 19
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
wnl Fish For an Ironclad.

ST PETERSBURG, June l2. An OK petition consisting of T. well equipped vessels and with 70 divers aboard has started In search of the Russian ironclad
 Roussalka, which foundered during a storm in the gulf of Finland nine months
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
No Reoe,ver For the un,op.

CHICAGO, June 1a.-Judge Tuthill va cated the order appointing John c. Will son receiver of tho Switchmen's Mutual association upon tho application of coun- sel for the organization.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Assessors Notice.

Al Ts-~ .r.~ 'Fr'.; .ia, -aN-~ in ,hr t.,wt ..t Nareg'--v ..'... i.,.,--.~i-' tri~- ia a t--t vr4l tEr.- rtN.t',. r.:..--, w..,i tv rhrm ,.u rhr l.. .| '. h ;~'t.
 AlIjh.>c uy---c'-.,.-, T., ',i-.- ia 'A,.r ..~'. asr-r h1,,. g.: I-,r -,.- s.. '! ... :'r.,.r ,l.ri: g-h. t I0s-,i .,,..-., -'l s,t.! t r,.,.e- ...-- c~.o-sr- ;s law.
 The N~~--~.r- VI. ,,s. ~.,~~.. .-. ,,sr.v tc. .l- IGuc l~, ',, JaIy .-' ar 'h. Cs..a,I Chamber Cf.y hall. OS.-ch ut~ .r' T. R. rs, ? ;, a,,J tn ?. ur.
 S.HAC~tE
 nANEEI. kIEFFE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
rrCSCCutiu- Bettinr NIru.

LONDON, June l2.-The National Anti bsttinS league commenced the first ut a threatened series of prosecutions of rarl course owners, managers and bookmHkrrS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Flemington's New Government

FLEMINGToN, N. J., June 12.-At a spe. cial election held hero the town was in- corporated under the Winton law, which practically makes 1t a city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Brilliant.

''Be sure to lock tho back door, Jane, said lady to newly imported servant girl
 "Yes, ma'am, was the answer. Shall 1 lock it on the outside or the inside?"
 The mistress ono day called down stairs and asked Jane. who was iu tho dining room, what time it was by the kitchen clock.
 Ut was 10 minutes at:tr 9 about five minutes ago, mo '&n!, 70 guess it's half past by this time. ma nm. '-- Youths CO>upn1iOH.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Two Rovn Drowna.R.
Forest Fires Raging.

CHAPTER. N. Y, Juno 1a.-Frcd Da- wis and Wesley Lonsbury, 15 and 1S years old, were drowned in a small pond
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Staubulon Hootrd.

SOFIA, Juno l3.--EN Premier Stamhu- loff paid a farewell visit to Prince Fcrdi- hand, The ON premier was hootcd Ivy the populaCc as he drove to and from the pal acc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Shot HI. ENathar-in.lnu

READING, Pa, June la.-William Web CT, aged s6, shot and killed Justice Clem- mor, his father in law, an old man, in a quarrel rising out of Weber's domestic af. fairs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
MINISTER'S ENDORSE IT.
DOnn0hu, FOFSpth O., ". c. DR. R. V. PIERCE: Dear Sir-For some six

nohd, Forsyth Co.,. ". c.
 Dear Sil-For some six or seven years my wife had been an invalid. Be coming convinced that 1t was her only hope, we bought six bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Gold en Medical Discovery" To the surprise of the community and the joy of myself and family, in one week my wife com menced to improve, and long before she had taken the last bottle she was able to do her own work tshe had not been able to do it before for seven yearsl, and when she had taken the last
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
niavln Knocked Qua

| MINNEAroIIs, June ls.-Billy Slavin of Australia met Frank Craig. the Harlem Coffee Cooler, at the Twin City Athletic tlub and was whipped in the second round.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12

of tho medicine she was soundly cured.
 Yours truly, Rev. T. H. STIMPSON.
 For women suffering from any chronic female complaint or weakness; for women who arc rundown or overworked at the change from girlhood to womanhood; and, later, at the critical "change of life"- "Favorite Prescription is a medicine that safely and certainly builds up, strengthens, regulates, and cures.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12

You do not need experience or d school teacher 10 buy clothes in our boys and childrrn'S de- partmcnt.
 Just send the boys in With l5 or l9c for Pant.
 , or DC for Hat,
 So or csc for Suit.
 l9 or 49c for a Waist.
 There is nothing dear i'll all this department now.
 II seems strange tn you to take less than cost. but many >uut> ages i to l 1 or II to l9. i' >ou were to ask Us tn furnish !nA or l,Do) at the price we selling them for now. We could ulf make them. IL i< another case of how |. <. X Go. catch the bargains for their patrons, and all our customers are en- titled to buy them right for they pay cash just tn" same as we do.
 Bring in y"ur cards for tilimp-
 >cs ofthc World, or GiimpSrS
 of the Fair.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12

Miss Adellnc Knapp, who has been for many years race track reporter of the san Francisco Call, owns d number of fine horses and rides as we'll as any man and in the same kind of saddle Her riding cos tune consists of Turkish trousers, cutaway coat and silk hat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12

Senator Murphy Makes Summer Plans.
 SARATOGA, Juno 12.-Senator Murphy has leased 0 cottage hero for the season.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12

IRON MouSTAIN, Mich, June le.-For- eSt fires arc raging in all directions in this vicinity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
Cah Strike AImo>. Settled

LONDON, June l2.-.Thc delegates repro scntinG tho striking C,'h drivers %nd tho cah owu<rS have @rCcptcd a compromise
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-12
\ -SiSnOillCr.

Owner of Fishpond (to man who is GespassingrDon't you sec that sign, "No fishing here?"
 Angler-Yes, and dispute it Why, there's good fishing here Look 0t this basketful. The man must havc been mad who put that board up.-ChipS.