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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
PRINCE BISMARCK.

Hero 'tis again. An that nm I owe to my wife," says Prince Bismnrck.-Bos- ton Herald.
 Gerinany's grand old man Is widowed. Tho sympathy of the world is with Bis marck over the death of his princess wife. New York World.
 It Is said that Prince Bismarck is firmly convinced that he will die before the end of 1894 and has been so convinced for a number of years.-Boston Globe.
 The hardest blow that has ever fallen on Bismarck Is the death of his wife, who has been his closest friend since the days when hc was unknown to fame. No loss of the favor of the throne could affect him like tho loss of hts companion.-New York Advertiser.
 That the bank examiners arc equal to the detection of all the tricks of scoundrel- ly bank employees is abundantly disprovcd by occasional defalcations like that of See ly. The lesson of this gigantic steal Is that there is still room for improvement in the best banking system yet known.-Phila- delphia Times.
 The weak spot in this case, as in the frequent cases of which this Is a type, is the failure to surround trusted employees with those safeguards which remove temptation by rendering successful crime impossible. The best of men may yield to temptation, and those who subject theIh to such tests unnecessarily are not free from guilt in the matter.-Boston Post.
 That such n man could extend his opcr, ations over eight years and make of with the banks entire surplus of about S200,- 900, and dip into its capital to the extent of about S1jI, GOO, and only be found out thcn by the chance determination of the directors tu al CT ;heir plan of having the books kept. Is an astonishing and u dis quicting fact.-Springfcld (Mass.) Rc' nublicnn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
CURRENT COMMENT.

Because your wife wants sealskin sack it isn't necessarily a sign that 1t Is going to be cold winter.-Aibany Argus
 St. Louis should not forget that 1t bears now tho name of magnificent steamship and should try to live up to it.-Chicago Tribune.
 Europe Is still making war on the American hog. The only place the poor thing is safe is in the street cars.-Cleve- land Plain Dealer.
 The most foolish fool election bet has just been paid by Buffalo man by roll ing a peanut a milo with a toothpick.- Oswego Palladium.
 If you have any genius for literature, stifie it and learn bicycling. Zimmerman made SEQ, 900 last summer in that glorious art.-Elorida Times Union.
 Who would imagine that the stato in which the largest number of new postof- fees was established last year was Vir- gininy-Proyidonce Journal. President Stewart of the United States Trust company, who has captured the new $50, 900, 900 loan, may fairly Do en- titled a syndicate king.-Now York Re | corder.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
HELD UP ON A TRESTLE,
Masked Train Robbers In Texas Loot an Ex
 Dress Car.

Masked Train Robbers In Texas Loot an Ex-
 press Car.
 FoRT WORTH, Tex, Dec 7.-The east pound Texas and Pacific passenger train was held mp on n trcszlc seven miles west of hero. Several shots were fired from tho front end of the train, and the passengers were warned to keep their heads in tho windows. The train was detained 10 or i5 minutes, uring which time those who caught n glimnse Of the party on the oth- s- side of thtsksrcstlc saw threc masked men with guns marching the engineer and trninmen in and out of the express car.
 When they finished their work. tho rob bcrs made the engineer hack the train over the trcstle, and while 1t was crsssing disappeared in n thick fspnst- The pas sengcrs kept so close while the train was being robbed that they did not know much about what was going on, and the railroad men and exprCss officials will not make any statements.
 It is not known how much booty was secured. The robbers had possession of the express car until they accomplished .heir object. One fat package Is known to have been obtained. X train was held up and robbed at this spot several years ago hy n gang under tho leadership of the | notorious Joe Blunt.
 In one respect the robbery was rcnark- able and sets a prccctlcnt. Tho iron safe | of the messenger was thWwn from the car and carried of. The robbery is one oi the most daring OF record. II is learned l from authoritative sources that upward \ of Sl00, GOO was secured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
How Many Grimes Are Committed In the
 Name of Hospitality.

How Many Grimes Are Committed In the
 Name of Hospitality.
 How many mistakes arc made in thi. world with the best intentional How of. ten we condole with each other when wt should rejoicel How frequently man urges a friend to take n drink, just one more, " under the impression that he is doing him a favor, when really the man is anxious to get home to his family Thcrt is no mistake so hard to correct as that which is made with the best motives pos sible. The other day Buggins invited Muggins out to dinner. Muggins Is rath- CT shy, but he managed to scare up enough courage to accept. Mrs. Buggins and the three Misses Buggins held a council oi war.
 What is Mir. Muggins fond of''' que ried Mrs. Buggins.
 Pm blessed If I know" quoth he.
 Find out today if you can," was tn. edict. So Buggins went to friend foi advice.
 "I don't remember Let's see. He either despises or is very fond of coffee. ] think he is fond of 1t. Yes; I'm pretty sure remember his drinking eight cups in on. night"
 The truth of the matter is that Muggirs hates coffee with a bitter. undying hatred that was inborn. If he ever drank eight mugs of anything, 1t surely was not coffee, but Buggins went home and told his fam fly that as long as Muggins had a cup oi good coffee he didn't care a row of pins about anything else. The dinner came of. Have e cup of coffee, MT. MuRginS, 70 said pretty Miss Buggins first. II know you won't refuse" So Muggins took it. He gulped 1t down and tried to look calm. Then the second daughter of his hostess spied his cup empty. She rushed up foi another His shyness overpowered him, and he took it without n murmur. He swallowed that too. Tho eagle eye of the youngest Miss Buggins fell upon him. He quailed.
 "Poor Mir. Muggins," said she sympa- medically. Have they neglected yous Never mind; I'll tako care of you. Here's O cup of coffee" How could he rcfusei He never has dis covered how he emptied that cup. All he remembers after that is the hostess com ing up with another cup of coffee on ono side of him. and Buggins, with genial smile. insisting upon giving him a fifth dose.
 "I want to mako you feel ut home. :" said he
 Well. then" said Muggins, recovering from his shyness, "don's give mo any moro coffea"
 "why notf' "Because, wbcn i'm home, navcr drink coffee. In fact, ioAths coffoe. "-- Philadelphia Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
THE PLAY ACTOR.

Sidney Cowell Holmes has been en gagged by Carrie Turner for her tour.
 Evelyn Campbell has left the stage and is living in Scotland with wealthy rela- tivcS.
 Sidney Booth has made distinct hit as Lucius in ''Virginius' with the James O'Neill company.
 Dorothy Morton has recovered from her illness and is again singing Francesca in The Fencing Master -
 Hattie Leonard, sister of the beautiful Lillian Russell, is a most accomplished musician and teaches the piano to well ad vanced pupils.
 Is Louis Nethersole Olga Nethersole's : brother or husband? Some say the former; others say the latter Mir Nethersole Is the personal representative of the imported star
 II Is said that the title of Thomas Q. Seabrookes latest operatic success, R. A. Barnet's ''Tabasco, was inspired by Mir. Seabrooke while travelling in Louisiana a year ago
 Nat Goodwin, while riding his bicycle in Chicago recently, came very near being run into by trolley car. His hand was slightly hurt, and he was shaken up con- siderably.
 Della Fox will never close her tour ex- cept on account of illness Since she be- gan her season at the New York Casino in The Little Trooper" she has made money every night
 By a singular coincidence every cabled report of Sardou's ''Gismonda,' which Fanny Davenport is to produce at the Fifth Avenue theater. New York, was wrong in many essential points.
 Marie Wainwright has never called at tention to her costumes. She never lost her diamonds. She does not negotiate for foreign rights with well known play wrights, and she does not hide the fact that she is the mother of two well grown daughters.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07

THAT the morals and conscience of a neighborhood may be vitiated and stifled by the open presence of tolerated vice is vividly shown by petition which has re- gently been presented to Governor Waite uf Colorado. by a large number of the business men of Denver. asking that the gambling houses of that city. recently closed by the police. be permitted to re- sume operations. This petition. which bears the signatures of two national bank ing corporations and several of the largest mercantile houses of Denver, seriously declares that the closing of the gambling establishments ''is detrimental to the busi- ness interests of Denver," and requests that those institutions be allowed to re- sume operations as means of Infringing money into the city" To the credit of the governor be it said that he refused to listen to the petitioners
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
THE NEW WOMAN.

One of the advanced women claims that the future aian will have a sixth sense, a sense of his inferiority, we suppose. Albany Argus.
 The Chicago Women's club was getting along famousiy with its equal rights doc Urine until a colorcd woman made applica- ton for membership. ip.-Washington Post
 Miss Willard thinks women would make good policemen. There is certainly no doubt as 10 their knowing more about what Is going on than most policemen do. Washington Star.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

Miss Grac, Lippincott was married in Washington to Herbert Hale, New York dramatiSt.
 \ number of young women living in Asbury Park. N. |. have formed foot ball team
 Dr. Joseph D. Bryant ridiculcs the statement that President Cleveland is so ill as to cauSc alarm.
 The president sent to the senate the nomination of Francis H. Woods to be postmaster at Albany.
 The faculty of Mount St Joseph's col lcgc, Baltimore. has compelled the dis bandmcnt of the football team
 Burglars visited the po>toiiicc at Attic , boro Falls, Mass. and blew open the safe. securing about $500 in stamps and money
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
How to Cream Butter and Sugar.

When using spoon or whisk for beating, take iuns upward strokes. the moro rapid the better. The spoon should touch tho bottom of the bowl each time. and the motion must be regular. An other way to beat it is to use a circular motion. In this case the side of the spoon is kept close to the side of the bowl The sp,'u:I is moved rapidly in a circle. carrying with it n portion of the ingredients. This kind of beating can be applied only to q very thick mixture It is the best method for creaming but ter and sugar.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
His Ambition.

He was a pretty little youngstcr with little. fat legs that stuck out beneath clean. stiff starched clothes. What arn you going to do when you grow to bc a mani" asked visitor.
 The little fellows face assumed an ex. pression of earnest gravity as he responded, with a voice which was evidently shaken by sad memories of the past, "whip papss" --Tit.Bits.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
frrnch ,II-.,.n.r,r, In K.rr. s.fr

LYONS, Dcc- The Missions Catho- liqnes has rcccivcd a letter rum Mgr. Mutcl. addrrsscd rum Seoul. tho capital o. Korca, announcing that all the Frcnch missionaries in kurCA. after grCat hard. ships, have succecSicd in rcaching Seoul The letter adds that all the Christian vii. lagcs in kOrca have been pIllaged and burned and that numbers of native Chris tians have becn maSSacred
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
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PROVIDENCE, DCc- 7.-The fur1ieth an niversary of the conservation of the Right Rev. Thomas March Clark as bishop ui the Episcopal diocC=sc of Rhode Island was celebrated with murc impressive services at Grace chuPrh- Bishop Iawrencc of Massachusetts and Bishup Potter of New York both iClivCrCd addrSqSs-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Could No, stop a sparrsne Match

SYRACUSE, Dec IA test case was made of the law reezriine sparring ir public halls here Georlr Dixon wa: booked to appCar at the Grand Opera House, where Con Riortlan was killed three weeks ago by Fitzsimmons- Ths board of police commissioners hnd tried to stop the match. but Dixon's manager however. consulted an attorney. and as a result the bout came of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Moved.

She looked at him with pleading eyes.
 Don't" she implored, ''be so cold with me-"
 Tears gathered, clung for an instant to her trembling lashes and then coursedl down her cheek.
 People will think we are just mar ried," she faltered.
 He started at her words, paied, hesitat. ed a moment, gathered her in a warm em. brace and kissed her violently.-Detroit Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Fatally Injured In a Football Game

INDINNAFuLIS. D,N. 5.-wUrVl has bccn rrrcived hcrc uf the death of Stewart Cra- vcns, agCd 2I years. at the Culvrr Nili- tary acad,iny. Maxinkuckce. Craveils death was the Insult of an injury IT. ccivcd in game of football in this city thrcc weeks agh
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Schoolgirl Kidnapped.

TUNKuANNoCK, Pa, Dec. 7.-Goldie Wordcn. an S-year-old child. was Kidnapped as she left the sChoolhouse. A closed car riagc stopped near by, and man sudden ly threw his arms about her. tossed her into the carriage and drove swiftly away. The supposition is that the man is the girls father.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
CONGRESSMAN ELECT DEAD
Andrew T. Campbell sf New York City Er-
 pired Suddrnly.

NEW YORK. Doc 7.-Andrew J. Camp bell, congressman elect from the Eleventh cungressional district of New York. died suddenly and unexpectedly at his residence in the Chelsea His death was caused by acute Bright's disease and was aggravated by a severe cold contracted last Friday while driving in an open carTiage 10 call on Governor Elect Morton at Rhincclid-
 Mir. Campbell leaves a wife and two daughtcrs, both of whom arc married It is probable that General Daniel F. SicktcS the present congressman. who was defeat ed by Mir. Campbell in the rrccnt election by a very nArrow margin. will again Dc a candidate at the special election Mir Campbell was 65 years old
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Armenian. Condemn the Porte.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 7.- The Arme- nians of this city held meeting and adopted resolutions conforming the Turk ish government for sanctioning the atroc- ities of Turks
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
OFFICE OF s. CzrRaI. a1 Drsyton street.
 SAVANNAH. GA.,

MEssRs LIPPxAS Blos. Savannah, Ga:
 DKAR Sra:-I would like to add my tes- timony to the almost miraculous effect of PIP. P. in the case of Mary Ingraham. a woman living on my place; she had s con- stant cough. sore throat. debility. etc. and was emaciated to'a degree that she was unable to get out of unaided. being given up by physicians; she had taken the unin- ous so-called Blood Medicines without the least effect. until being put under the F. P. F., she immediately begausto improve and is now in as good health%aa ever in her life. You can refer so me at any time as to the effects of r. F. P.,ip the fore.
 Ssurs Trsiy. sxxrxt cnxilHy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Attorney General at Twcnty-six.

COLUMBIA. =. c. Doe. 7.-Assistant At torncy General Barber was elected attor- ncy general by the legislature to succeed MT. Buchanan, who has been elected judge. Barber is but 26 years old.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Duck Sboot.r Drowned.

NEW HAVEN. Dee. 7.-William Brad. peck, n contractor of this city. was drown cd while duck shooting on the sound in company with Edward Newton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Fatal Accident to a Doctor.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 5.-Dr. David T. Chapman was killed by being thrown out of his carriage, his head striking a trolley pole, crushing his skull
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Teller Tait Arrested.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-John R. Tait, until a few weeks ago the paying teller of the Chemical National hank, was arrested at his home in Mount Kisco on a United States grand jury indictment charging him with embedding sl5, 900 of the bank s funds. Tait was unable to give hail and was taken to Ludlow street jail.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
How to Care For the peciduou. Teeth.

The child receives its first temporary tooth about the fifth month after birth. the dentition being completed at the age of ? years. These teeth should be cleaned with a soft brush and warm water. The child usually retains these teeth until the eruption of the perma- nent set, tine firS; permanent tooth ap- bearing about the sixth year The de- cidnOus teeth should bc carefully watch cd, and when n tooth shows decay con suit your dentist and have it filled At this stage the filling is not expensive and will say" the child much pain and trouble from an aching tooth. The early extraction of the deciduous teeth often causes the irregularities of the perma- nent set. They should he retained until the jaw has fully expanded to receive the permanent teeth. Teach the child the necessity of keeping the teeth clean and pure. The carly use of tho tooth brush will establish n habit that will, in after years be considered a necessity to health and personal cleanliness.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
\ Lieutenant Marrie..

WASHINGTON. Dec 7-Iicutcnant Ben jamin H. Buckingham. United States navy, late naval at iache at Paris, and Margaret C. FrrcInan were married here
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
A Terrible Accident,

Why runs the tramp with such great spcedf Why cholres he down that sobf What has he struck 'twere 'gainst his creedi Alas, he struck iobi
 -Syracuse Post
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Died at the Wheel.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 7.-Captain Daniel T. Evans, one of tho oltics; Chesapeake bay pilots, died on the steamer Pilot while coming up the bay.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07

\ wrlrcr Tn an exchange discourses learnedly on the 'Wmcn of Ushant." It Is all in tho na1 urc of information, the world at largo being better acquainted with the women of ''you shall"
 A good argument for the higher educa. tion of women is contained in an interest ing statement made at n recent meeting of Nassar alumnn-naIncly, that no Gradu- ate of that college who has married has been divorced from her rhusband.-Buffalo Express.
 Give the women the full and free right of suffrage equal to the men and see if they do not take an interest; sec, too, if we do not have better candidates for office, fairer campaigns and purcr elections. Give women tho ballOt.-South Bend Tribune.
 A great deal Is being said and written in New York about the now woman" n fad that has been imported from London, meaning one who carves out her place and her fortune independently. The new wom. an, in fact, is patterned after the old man. Philadelphia Ledger.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
The Drawback,

The sexes can never be truly equal,
 No matter whats written and said and done While the stupidest man has fourteen pockets And the cleverest woman has none.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07

BosToN, Dee. :. - \ grand shakeup in the fire department has gone into ef- feet. Forty transfers wcre made by the board of fire commissioners.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07

ALTHOUGH nothing can be officially stated. because no official action has yet been taken. there is little room for doubt that the sub committee which went to Cleveland to investigate charges against Judge Kicks of having appropriated fees properly belonging to the government for his own use. will in its report u the full judiciary committee of the house take the ground that the charge was proven. in fact. virtually admitted by Judge Rlcks himself. It is thought that the question of whether impeachment proceedings shall be instituted will be left for the com mittee to decide. The committee will make its report to the house before the holidays. unless something not now ex- pected shall occur to prevent. and it is ex- pected to favor impeachment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
WaterburyFire Alarm

LOCATION OF BOXES. The following are the Fire Alarm signal. lnder the new system: l-3 Rogers Bros Is Cor East Main and Siag.ra strssss i-t Cor East Main and wolcot+ ruad i-s Cor High and walnut strests- i-t ( T East Main knd Cherry srreecs i-f Cor East Main and Cole sr. e~ex Fl Or Soxth En and Kinesbury streerr. Rs Cor So<th Elm. North Main aRd druvs
 streets
 fs Waterbury Manufacturing sonpxny. 1s Cor North Main and North streeea I, Cor Rockingham and oooke str~ses 9-T Cor GrB-- and Prospect streets 7s CnT Hiilssde A~~7Ue and Fine street 2s Cor JolDsnn and wsre-vIIls s--s~z I-9 The PiAtt B-Ss k CN. |. S.->.i--, GSD-eE sonapAny m0v~nse.
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 kxehAnxs raAce- s-s Or West Main and willow streets s-t Cor <ess Main and wste-town rad ss Hor~e Gar Raflroed stAhle. f< Waterbury Brzss conp4ny!s s-s Cor Cedar and Meadow streees ss Cor Gr4n5 and Field streets . i-a Cor Bank and Meadow str~ee< s-t-s Randolph Co~eS- .-i-< PfrmAk Aawccd MAnutacfxrst essm
 Ia1y- s-9-i No HOse House E. f-s Holmes BC Jxh d Hsydenss ss< Cor Chsriee and Porter stre<ts- . a-s Cor Simnns street and Waskfnxryn sw- Cor South Main and Gr.nd streesa t-s Cor South Main and Cay streets t-s Waterbury Watch cCnpanys ss Benedict A BprnhRn Manuf.etnrins
 conpany.s ts Waterbury Buckle conranys t-T Ocx South Main and wsshinxtoa sss seovin Manufacturing cornrAny s3 Cor Franklin and Union strs~<x ts Waterbury Ocek CO. lease fartorrs s+ Cor Oay and Nm streeea s-s Cor UAerty and River rere~tr bs No. Hoe~ Hours. ts Cor Baldwin Iod esc0s ssr~<&s-
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
JAPANESE IMRAcAeLE.
The Chinese Allegc That Their Peace Envoy
 was Ignoreu.

Was Ignored.
 LONDON, Dec. IA shanghai dispatch says that the Japanese version of the mis- sion of Mir. DctrinE, tho Cnvoy who unsuc ccssfully attempted to treat for peace with Japan, is incNact.
 The dispatch adds that Mir. Dctring was duly appointed as Chinese envoy by an imperial dccrec but the Japanese minis ters refused to examine his credentials. Two reasons arc alleged by well informed people for the action of Japan.
 The first of these is that Japan had an expedition at Hiroshima ready to sail to deal n crushing blow at Chinese integrity. and the second that Japan intends to sub ject China to extreme humiliation before parleying. TSe dispatch furtlrr says that the situation is becoming grave and that the Japanese appear to be implacablc.
 CHEFU, Dec. 7.-The tsunty li- yamcn has decided to send n special cmbassador to Tokyo fully authorized to negotiate q treaty of peace with Japan.
 This is the result of an intimation from United States Minister Dcnby that he and tho United States minister to Japan have prepared tho way for direct communica- tion between China and Japan, though the nature of the preliminary negotiations is kept secret.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
The Billiard Tournam.,,

CHICAGO, Dec. For the fourth time Ives overwhelmed Schacfcr. The total score Is now: Ives, J, 400: Schacfer, l.43l.
 MAKING HIM FEEL AT HOME.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Ht the Brooklyn Grocery
JOSEPH 1. JICKS0H. Architect.

LIleys Block Waterbury. Conn. And ily West I7sth street. New York. '.
 PLANE AND shPERIETEHDENok - Pr arl classes of suildinRs May years sue. iieuts the kesf results with the least sx- psndfture.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
How to Dry the Hair.

The hair will dry much more quickly after it has been washed if it is rubbed with warm towels than with merely dry ones. As fast as one becomes damp it should be thrown aside and a fresh. dry. warm one taken. When the hair is moderately dry after this. it should be brushed quite dry with warm brushes This method inparts luster to .he hair vrhi~h nnthiuv alSa UivO<