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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
DOWN THE VALLEY NOTES
Doings of - Day In Naugatuck and Union



NAUGATUCK, April 3,-There was quite
an exciting runaway through Maple street
and across the green to Knapp's stable on
in both feet, was driving when the harness
broke, letting the wagon on the horse,
which ran away. Young Warren fell for
ward on the dashboard and kept the horse
from running into any teams or trees.
Ii was very narrow escape for him.
The warden and burgesses will meet to-
night. The matter of commencing work
on the new park road will probably be dis
cus,ed.
Owing to bad health Miss Coats was
obliged to resign her position of teacher in
this district. Miss Hood is filing her
place for the present DIR futile is ex-
pected home by April 20 when the commit
tee will probably examine some teachers.
j. t. Hutchinson is expected here from
Florida to-day or tomorrow, for a short
visit.
twas rumored here on the streets last
night that notices would be posted OF
Thursday for work to be resumed in the
G. NJ. Il. Co factories on Monday, April
16.
The two Swedes arrested last week and
fined for assault made complaint against
McCabe for selling to minors. He was
iued $50 and costs and took an appeal.
The case was said to have been brought
against him through spite because they
were arrested.
We have the assurance of one who
knows that there is vast amount of des-
titution and also suffering for want
of food in town. We know a family
of eight who, outside of rent and coal, are
expected to live on 50 per week, which
they say barely gives them an existence.
Reserved seat tickets for the tiremen' S
benefit concert go on sale tomorrow.
Track laying was commenced this morn
ing near the cemetery by the contractor OF
the electric road.
Jean Smith, was held under $500
| bonds and Mrs Perkins under 500, to an
swer at higher court.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
street Railway Men Orr,ni>c

New HAVEN, April 3.-The street rail-
way men of the state net in the Tontine
hotel to-day and organized the Connecticut
Street Railroad association. J. Il. Smith
represented Waterbury. The following OIL
GERS Were elected: President, H. Holton
Wood of Derby; vice president, Henry $.
Parmelee, New Haven; secretary, Il A.
Fosdick. Stamford; treasurer, f. 5. Good
rich. Hartford; executive committee. \. NJ.
Young, Waterbury; G.. \. W. Dodge, New
Haven; Israel A. Kelsey. West Haven
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

Reginald de Koven and Harry b. Smith,
like Gilbert and sullivan, have agreed TO
once more hitch teams
Fred Emerson Brooks is writing the Ii
bretto for Marie Tempest's new opera. 1t
will satirize Mormonism.
1t is reported that Messrs Abbey, Schoef-
fel and Grau lave made Lillian Russell an
offer to appear in grand opera.
Annie Mach, Berlein has left William Bar
rvs support To appear as Gretchen with Jo-
seph jefferson in rip Van Wrinkle"
1t is rumored that Charley Mitchell will
star in comedy which is now being writ
ten for him by an English playwright.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03

The report of the I, o. O. F. of Con-
necticut for 1893 has been received. The
total membership January l, 1894 was
II, 646. The number of members relieved
in 1898 was 2,l2l; widowed families re-
lieved. 80: members buried, 1913; paid for
relief of members, $50. 059.56; for relief of
widowed families. $5307S; relief of or
phanS. 1881; burying the dead. SIC
0S3 S. special relief, Sl3, 476. Sc; total re-
lief. S75 23O.02
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The president
sent to the senate the following nomina-
tionS:
Consuls Richard NJ. Burke of Illinois at
chihuahua; John Bidlake OF North Dakota at
Barranquil n; James H. Dnsmore of Texas at
Cientuegos, Cuba George r. Ernst of Wiscon-
sin at Reichenberg, Bohemia; William c. Fos-
ter OF Arizona at Trinidad; Walter Il. Henry Of
North Carolina at Curacao, West Indies; Cliff
ford Smyth of New York nj Cartagena, Coom-
bia.
Collector OF Customs-John A. Wilson at
Burlington, \. J.
Observation-Disclosures G. Wiese at Borden
town. \. j.. John w. Thompson, Cape May;
John q. Smith, Bound Brook, n. j.: George B.
Perkins, Rochester: Clarence Mcclellan. Mount
Vernon. y. Y; George F. Van Dam. Tompkins-
vile, y. V; Horatio Judah, Port Richmond,
n. Y; William X. Wright, Renova, Pa: Enoch
Enochs, Ardmore. Pa; George w. Seamans,
Uniontown Pa; John l.. Garrett, Chester, Pa;
Lewis c. Moss, West Chester. Pa; Harry E.
Bensall, Mifflintown, Pa; James NJ. Goodhart,
Iawistown- Pa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03

CROMWELL. April , -Captuin Taylor,
who was arrested by Constable {. Collard
Adams yesterday for fishing on Sunda,y. is
greatly incensed over his urrfst. He main
tains that he is innocent and says that he
has never tished on Sunday IN his lite.
He will. he says. establish his innocence
and then prosecute Adams
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
TARIFF DEBATE OPEN.
Democrats Cannot Get IL Quorum to Vote
on the O'NciII-Joy Contested Election
Case Another Batch of Presidential APP
pointmcntS sent to the senate.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The principal in
| terest in the senate ceutered in the speech
of Senator Voorhees,, the chan man of the
committee on finance who launched the
tariff question upon the sea of senatorial
| debate. While his speech was read from
| manuscript, il WAS delivered with all the
! fiery energy which characterizts his usual
eN tempore efforts There was an unusu-
ally full attendance both on the floor and
| in the galleries. and the conclusion of his
speech was greeted with hearty burst of
applause.
lie lauded the Walker tariff bill of 1916
as blessed and glorious memory" and re
GREETED exceedingly that this bill did not
more closely resemble it. He vigorously
| defended the income tax feature and the
| free wool clause and as vigorously con-
demned the sugar bounty md reciprocity
| features of the Mckinley n the former
being characterized is "a tumble and Il
| fraud" the latter as an unconstitutional
| freak"
He called attention to the fact that the
| day was the one hundred and fttieth an
niversary of Thomas Jefferson. that great
emancipator Of mankind" and quoted en-
| tensiVely from MIR. Blane's Thirty Years
In Congress-.
In the morning hour senator Morgan
sought to have passed bill providing for
| the carrying into effect O< the awards of
the Paris tribunal of arbitration in the
Berlng sea matter but when it was on the
| eve of its passage it went over until the
| bill could be printed. At o'clock the
| senate went into executive session and
considered executive business for more
| than an hour and then adjourned.
| House still Filibusterins.
| For five hours in the house roll call fol
| lowed roll call in an endless attempt to
| bring the Repu blcan tilibuster against the
! O'Neill-Joy contested election case to Il
! close, but AT no time were the Democrats
| able to muster Il quorum. and the fight
was finally abandoned for the day.
| Mr.. Patterson of Tennessee. who has
charge of the case, said: This case will
| be kept before the house until it is disposed
| of II IL takes all summer. 1t might as we'll
| be understood now rs later on. Those who
| have any idea that it will be abandoned
will find that they are mistaken" Just
| before the house adjourned Mr.. Patterson
gave notice that he would ask the house
| to sit in continuous session until the case
| was decided.
The high water mark touched by the
Democrats on any roll call was 10. This
| is nine short of a quorum. About 10 Dem
ocrats are voting on every roll call against
ONeill-three from his own state.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
Lyncned with a handkerchief

MARION, n. c., April 3.-Holland Eng
lish was taken from Jail at Bakersville and
hanged by a mob of 200 persons for the
murder of his wife, whom he killed to mar
ry another woman. A flaxen handkerchief
was used to hang English no rope being at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03

There were but four fires CT consequence
during the year as follows: Lilley block.
Arril Z. entire loss 500, 1913 insurance paid
sos, 1888; Holmes Booth i Haydens' casting
shop, April IL, entire loss 50, 900. insur-
ance paid 81. 500; Benedict & Burnham's
Office. April "a, entire loss SIG, 932 A, in
surance paid SIG. 932.44; Waterbury Spoke
Handle company October 16) entire loss
81 900, insurance paid 81, 200.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03

CHICAGO, April S.-Two immense hopper
scales filled with wheat on the ninth floor
of the Chicago Dock company's warehouse
collapsed. killing Thomas Keller and Peter
Thompson. Several other workmen were
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03

BANGOR Ne, April 3.-The Rowland
Falls pulp mill, several o"t buildings. ottic,.
and dwelling house. located at Rowland
Falls were burned to the ground this
morning. Loss about $3.50, O0u. The
mills We're insured for S75. 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
In particular

We refer to our fine all wool suits. the $40
kind that We are selling for s. so. shouldn't
be Necessary to advertise them. as they sell
themselves. but We can call your attention
TO them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
Ano.h.r Rio strika I'm Rhoda I.land,

PROVIDENCE, April s.-The biggest labor
war Rhode Island has ever seen Is ON. 1t
is a struggle of the weavers against the
two loom system-a war against an i'm
provement which they claim Is impracti-
aNb BILE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
We know

We are selling the best suits this spring
or the money. and what We want to do Is
to Sc, the people to believe as We do
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03

lNDIANAPoLIs, April "a big fire is re-
ported raging at Hobart. Four pers. Ms
have been burned to death
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
RAIN. WAAM Err.

Official Weather Predictions For To-Day
and To-Morrow-
New York. Apr 3.-The following table
shows the condition of the weather in the
principal cities of the country at s 4. III.
n-HnN
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
We are most interested

in the greatest line of suits ever seen for
$1,000. all new patterns. clean cut, care
fully made and trimmed. each garment is
distinctive in itself-Black cheviots and
Blue Serges along with neat light and dark
mixtures.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
Mamch-st RS NV Postmaster.

WAsHINGToN. April 3-PreSideut Cleve-
land to-day nominated Charles J. Patel
for postmaster at MtncheSte~, Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03

Henry E. Dixey heading Rice's big bur
lesque company in "Adonis" is playing to
the capacity of the theatres wherever he
appears and the drawing power of this
merry burlesque. which has been good
enough to last for ten years, seems not to
diminish in the least. Dixey's hold on
the public is. if possible, greater than ever.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
I'm Not Ready To Buy?

All right. We dontl care, there is no
hurry on uuT -Ii~. come IN any time. We
Ssy We keep tile BEST TEA and COFFEE
IN fNuu-ctiCut- ami we want to prove it.
PHELAN.S. II East Main II. Plat Block
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
A M US E N { MIS-.
"a Trip tn Chinatown"

At the opera house this evening Hoyts
remarkably successful comedy A Trip to
Chinatown" will be presented for the first
tune i'll this city. in the same sumptuouslN
rxtravagant manner as seen at HoSt's
Madison Square Theatre, New York. tnr
more than TOO nights. "A Trip to China
town" is not CLAIMED by the autho. to be II
play with just plot. He only claims 1t to
be ali evenings entertainment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
That's the point

what we know. we receive no benefit from
unless We can tell or show it TO others
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03

For Connectlcut;-Fni to-day, followed
on Wednesday by increasing cloudiness
and rain, warmer winds becoming east
erly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
M.J.sCOOney,
Cuccassop to M. CONNOR.

Cor. of SOUTH MAIN and GRAND SITS.
Choice Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Ales, Wines and Cigars always In Stock.
Give me o call.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-03
We have provided

literally for the man who has trouble in
getting fitted. We refer to the man who has
to put up with having his pants shortened
and the sleeves on his coat cut of BY our
stout sizes, have them in all lines, sizes to
46 breast cost no more than regulars, try
and see.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-07
News of the Circuit Court.

Judpe Wexford, Of the city Circui'
Court. yesterday granted charter 10
the BROAD Rock Fruit and Canning com
pany. the object OF which is to set our
orchards and vineyards and TO cam pre-
serve. and evaporate the products OF the
same: also. to grow vegetables ana otner
produce. and TO can them or otherwist
urepare the same for market Inc capital
stock OF the said company snali pe ~ ~,
less than $4,000 nor more IMAM S-''vVV'
divided into shares OF $50 each. Inc pru'-
cipal office Of the company IL TO De ~
Gated in Richmond. The officers Tor 'ue
first year are as follows: President Con
rad Schmidt. of Philadelphia; Fice-Presi
dent. o. ID. Howard. of Richmond; secre-
tary and Treasurer. John a. hrd'~'
Chesterfield county. Va. Directors-A'
bert Ramstetter. Q. ID. Howard, H. J..
Reese. and Henry Kratz, OF Klchihohu'
and II. f.. Harnish. OF Chesterfield.
Cases disposed OF In this court yester'
day were as follows:
G. G. KYLE against william Marshall
Tr Judgment confessed for SlO6.5o, SUP
iect to a CT <it of s}S
Duncan Livingston declared his lnten,
ton to become citizen Of the uhi'eo
States
va Tottle & Co. against Z. II. Baker
Dismissed. ,.,.,
Suit was Instituted by Charles Il. stacy
against the Milwaukee Furniture Com
many for 1861 ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-07
MANCHESTER'S NEWS CHAPTER.
Tacky Party Last Night-Colored Work
man Uurt-PersonaIs and Briefs.

There was quite a large attendance at
the "tacky" party given at the residence
of Mrs. Ida b. Lloyd last night, and a
nice sum was realized for the experience
fund of the Banbridge-Street Baptist
church. Every one present spent a most
pleasant evening.
Rev. r. -. Power. of Washington, de-
livered his lecture, "Blockheads, TO a
large crowd of well-pleased people at
Cowardin- Avenue church last night.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
the following cases were disposed OF: Sam
uel Myer charged with selling liquor 10
a minOr-sent on to the Hastings Court
Brother Baugh and Henry Jones (cOlored).
creating a disturbance on the street-iined
$3.50 each.
one half of the iron awning-frame In
front OF Mr.. A. T. Snellings's drugstore,
in SwansbOro was torn down yesterday
by a runaway team belonging 10 Mr.. w.
A. webb. who lives In Chesterfield county.
Mr.. z, T. Morrissett, who has been
quite sick for the past few days. is very
much improved.
Mr.. Charles Schaadt and bride (nee An
derson) have returned 10 the city.
Mr.. A. 5. Wright, the newly-elected po-
lice officer will enter upon the discharge
Of his duties on the 10th instant.
A Turkish peddler was assaulted and
beaten by a negro Monday afternoon. The
police are investigating the matter.
1t is said the patient suffering with
smallpox al Clayville has been removed
10 a secluded place In the country, and
every precautlon taken against the spread
OF the disease.
A little daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Cheat
ham. OF Chesterfield, fell from a toy
wagon Saturday and broke her arm.
Rev J. r.. Jackson, OF Midlothian, was
In the city yesterday.
Mr.. II, f. Harnlsh Is building a hand
some residence near his present home. on
the Midlothian road.
A colored man named Cunningham was
caught In the machinery at the Danviile
shops yesterday afternoon and had his
collar-bone broken. DR.. Brock. the COM
pany's physician. was sent for and dress
ed the wounds. The man was not serious
ly hurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-07

The business in Spring Goods
abounds-cannot help it. Con-
sumate skill drives Il relentless
hand. 1t gathers the economies of
this peculiar period. 1t collects in
each regular line the greatest num-
Der of the rarest things. All our
stock of Dress Materials prove this.
They are unrivalled. A sort of
fanciful and harmless competition
| of Would-be.rivalry sometimes APP
pears. Being merely imaginary it
| is ineffective.
But we own again imitation is
tlattery.
Our CHINESE MATTIN G
| STORY : Why we are selling
them at such low prices. These
MattingS were stored in 1 ware
house in New York next to tie
great wallpaper manufacturer that
burned out about four weeks ago.
The outside wrappers are smoked.
Our Cinnamon friends would not
agree upon 4 loss with the in
Surance company, consequently
they had to take the stock and sell
it for what it would bring; 5000
pieces were sold. We purchased
500; every piece less than the &C
tual cost of the freight to this coun.
try. Don't expect to pay hut half
what you ever paid for MattingS
before.
6Iic for white Seamless Mating.
| 10 different qualities are on sale.
poe Tor Bjc quality.
| LADIES' SPRING CAPES and
all the pretty hatchings or shapes
in Wraps and Coats. Perhaps a
half hundred distinct styles of
Capes alone-deIightfully designed
| in combination of cloth. silk, veil
vet, MORE, and IaceS.
Long and Short Capes, some
thing of every kind of Cape or
Coat and 4 model of its kind in
every instance.
| CATCHY COTTONS offer
their GOODNESS and comfort. The
array is such even we never
eIualled. The price quite as be.
witching under the power OF wide
awake retailing.
Real Llama Cloths have been
hard to get at I21ac. A lot this
morning at &C. yard, eXquisiteIy
pretty.
Printed Dimity MulIs, grounds
of perfect white. sprays and vines
of black or coIOrS, nc. yard.
A new Paddy" fabric for ten
mis- and outing dresses is here.
| Colored Figured Hopsack Duck
ings, delightfully."- " done care, "
strong, cool, and pretty, 20 inches
| wide, I2Hc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-07
rran,inen, Mn.nns Mho Min Attend.

Among those who will attend the scot
fish Kite banquet in April next are T.:
f. Carson and william Il. Melish' oI
Cincinnati. MIR. Carson IA one OF the mos
distinguished Scottish Rite Masons IN IN
United States. and is very prominent W
Knight Templary. Mr. Melish Is not ohiy
a prominent Scottish Rite Mason anu
Knight Templar, but he Is ato DIX
shriner.
Mr. G A. Nesbitt. secretary Of the
Scottish Pite bodies, says that the class
of candidates in April will BE- unusually
large. lie has listed already over twenty
candidates. Friday next Is the last date
when petitions can be received the scot
fish Rite numbers over one hundred mem
bers here. and the personnel Is said TO
be eXceptlDnaIly lIn..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-07
HOLLY USED A BRICK
With Effect Upon the Head Of Bar
keeper-PoIice Court Cases.


keeper-Police Court Cases.
Holly White alias Tom Smith was a
decided misnomer for the hurley black
negro who was before the Lord High
Executive at the Police Court yesterday
morning. The reason for giving the ac-
cused this somewhat Christmas-tide
sounding appellation does not appear on
the docket OF the tribunal. There was.
however, enough other matter written
there to hang Holly without judge or
fury. In the first place Holly was
charged with assaultlng. cursing. abuslnS'
and trespassing on the premises or Mar
tina Brown and threatening to take her
life The second charge was or teionl-
ously assaultlng and wounding John Lacy
the proprietor OF n bar-room on MAR
shall street uear the city JAIL by slrik
ing him with brick. DR.. Harrison tesu
fed that the injured man had been STRUCK
on the back OF the head pnd was quite
badly hurt. He was unable TO be present
and the examination of the case was post
poned until the 10Th instant, lie was
Also accused Of being disorderly ana AZ
tempting to slug l.. Barsotu, ana lo'
this he was taxed s. and costs.
The other cases on the docket were uii-
important.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-07
New Cigarette Company.

The bill which recently passed the Log
islature to Incorporate the United states
Tobacco Company. it is understood VIII
prove one of great interest To those m
terested In Richmond's tobacco ond manu-
featuring interest. The corporators are
Jacob Edel. Morton a. Goodman. y. G.
Zolllchoffer OF Richmond: ". y. "ud-
kins Of Danvile. ana Joseph Hutton' oil
AppomattoX.
The capital stock is to be not 'oss than
100000 nor more than $l5,f0 ~.
The company will manufa tue cig' +
cites on large scale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-07

to Colonel Bigger for his faithful work
At $50 o'clock the House adjourned, ana
hand-shakes and farewells were the order
of the hour:
The House will recosvene ut II O'Clock
this morning but no business VIII be
transacted. The body will continue 10
meet and adjourn each day until Friday,
iu order to give the Governor time TO
sign the vast quantity Of bills passed IN
the last few days before the Legislature
adjourns sine die.
II Is not probable that more than hve or
six members will be present at these ses-
sions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-07
nernlaritx of c. & O. srralns.

The Chesapeake and Ohio train record
for February shows that 10. ]. the 81.
Louis limited. arrived at cincinnati on
time every day except three: No. 3,
f.. +. V. limited. arrived az Cincinnati
on time every day except two. East
bound train. No. 2. reached Richmond
and Washington on fime every day.
and No. every day except five. These
exceptions are practically due to heavy
snow-storms on the mount ms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-07
EnnnrnI of Mr. Alfred ShcilI.

The funeral of Mr.. Alfred SHIELD, late
esteemed Clerk Of hte Circuit Court Of
this city, took place at ST. James Episco-
pal church yesterday afternoon at !
o'clock. The obsequies were conducted
by Rev DR.. John X. Mason. y large con-
course of Borrowing friends and relatives
az the deceased were insattcldance. there
being present nearly every court official
in the city. Some Of the floral pieces
were exquisite and beautIfu'. The burial
took place in Shockoe cemetery with Ma
sonic honOrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-07
Rnarders for Mr. INN.

The following prisoners were received at
the penltentiary yesterday:
Joachim Hartman alias Achan Hartman,
from Accomac. To serve twenty years
ten for HOUSEKEEPING and attempting as
sault and ten years for assault with IN
tent to XIII; John Burks and William
Brooks, both colored, from Tazeweil, two
years each for housebreak ng: Charles
Bryant, from Westmorelu !, two years
for housebreaking; Walter & Arlington.
from Bedford county, nine y5lrs for horSe
stealing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-07
PROVISIONS or TIE BILL
How Votes Are TO lie Cast and what 'he
ofncers' DutIes Are.

Omcers' DutIes Are.
Below is given the text OF the pil''
which Is one of the most important meas
urrs passed during the session no" ABOUT
a. close: 49,.
BE II enacted by the General Assem- Assem-,
bly, Of Virginia. That every eiee'os sH"''
vote by ballot. hill
p Each person offering 10 WV ~
Judges Of election IA the presence OF a'
least one Of the other two Judses
3. The ballot shall be white paper
ticket containing the names OF the per
sons who have complied Win ,he p.o
visions Of this act as hereinafter pro,
vided. and the title OF the office printer
or written as hereinafter provided. None
other shall be legal ballot.
CANDIDATES GIVE NOTICE.
& ANY person who intends TO be cam
cidate for any office, state or national
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-07
Other Charges Preferred.

Two additional charges have been pre-
ferred against Ed. T.. Helms and Frank
Walker. the two Detroit men who II Is
alleged. have been robbing various board
ing houses recently. Scrgeants Tomlinson
ard Hall discovered that the men had
been operating at Mrs. Anderson's. on
Franklin street between Eighth and
Ninth, and that goods belonging to Mr..
r. c. Beaxley and Mr.. Hill were stolen.
Most of these goods were recovered.