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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-26
In House and Senate.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Five hours were spent by the senate in considering the tar if bill by sections, but no progress was made The question under debate was the date when the bill should take effect, and the entire afternoon was devoted to the debate of this question without reaching anything like a conclusion. The discus sion was quite animated, sometimes per sonal, but always good natured.
 The only speeches made which were not in the order of running debate were made by Senators Aldrich and Platt, both of whom pleaded for more time for the manufacturers to prepare for the changes. Senator Palmer urged the speedy passage of the bill, and Senator Allison offered an amendment striking out the date upon which the bill should take effect and leav- ing the date blank. All the amendments were unacted upon when the senate ad- journed. A lively discussion was started by MT. Gray, who made the point that MT. Dolph was out of order in reading from a recent speech in the house of repre- sentatiyes, and the vice president sustained the point.
 In the morning hour, Senator Peffer in troduced bill to give work to the unem- ployed people in the District of Colum bia. Senator Allen introduced resolution one else to come to Washington and peace ably assemble in the capitol building. It went over.
 MT. Harris sought to arrive at some ar rangement by which the tariff bill should be considered each day from to 6 o'clock, but no vote was taken, and it, too, will come up today in the form of a motion. In the House.
 The house devoted the day to the consid- eration of the consular and diplomatic ap- propriation bill, but progress was slow. Mir Cannon of Illinois was vigilant and aggressive in criticising every change made in the bill, insisting on an expIaRation in cases of increased salaries and offering amendments to reduce appropriations wherever opportunity afforded. None of his condiments prevailed however
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-26
ReDublioans Want a Week More.

TRENTON, April 26,-The Republican leaders have decided that it will be impos- sible to get all their bills through by May 4, and they will not adjourn until week
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-26
Arbor Day at Ocean Grove.

AsBURY PARK, N. J., April 26.-Arbor day was celebrated at Ocean Grove. Trees were planted in memory of those who died during the year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-26

TRENTON, April 26.-George F. Seymour of Hoboken, the justice of the peace in dicted for complicity in obtaining illegal pension fees with Jesse c. Hansee, pen sion attorney, was held in s1, 800 bail by Judge Green.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-26
Ice Of Halifax.
Peace Justice Held For Pension Frauds.

PORTLAND, Me, April 26.-The steam ship Labrador, just arrived, reports im' mense fields of ice off Halifax.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-26
Miners Killed by a Fall of Coal.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa., April 26. Simon Ratkeewiz and Madylln Faust, two Hun garian laborers, were killed in Noting ham mine, Plymouth, by a fall of coal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-26
Frank rraaton,s Condition

WASHINGTON, April 26 Editor Frank Hatton of the Washington Post is some what improved.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-26
AUCTION SALE

As I am going out of business will sell the contents of my store which consists of 12 Bed Room Suits. Cook Stove. Hall Rack, Lounge, Sofas, Cradles, 5 Extension Tables, Store Tables and hundreds of other articles. G. E. Shell, 164 South Main street. The goods will be sold on corner of Scovill and Brook streets, Saturday. April 28. 2p. m.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-26
WILD CUXEYiSM.
The Western lnduStrialS In a
 LawleSs Mood.
BATTLE WITH HOGAN'S MEN.
The Train Stealers Captured by United
 States Troops.

Excited Deputy sherins Fired on the In
 dustrials at Billings, MOn., and a Serious
 Row FollOwed-The Original Coxey Army
 Almost at the CapitaI-New England
 Regiments Are Forming Rapidly-Frye's
 Men Stole a Train Too-Kelly's Army Re-
 united and Peaceful Under Three Lead
 ers-Jones Takes a Fresh Start.
 ST. PAUL, April 26.-Reports from the train that was stolen by the Butte Coxey- ties, which has been coming this way since night before last, have come in from vari- ous points. The train left Livingston on Tuesday night and caIAe a short distance when they went into camp for the night. That was at Columbus, and they got away from the deputies there and later showed their superiority in numbers at Billings so decidedly that the force of deputies withdrew, and the stolen train continued its victorious journey on to Washington.
 However, the authorities had not been idle, and orders were sent out to the army posts stationed near or on the line of the Northern Pacific road, and troops have been in readiness for moving orders at Fort Smelling, near this city; at Fort Yates, near Bismarck; at Fort Keogh, near Miles City, and the last named post, right on the line of the road.
 At Fort Keogh, Colonel Page is in com mand, with half dozen companies of in fantry and two companies of cavalry, two batteries and a force numbering 800 as hardy troops as are found in the United States service Colonel Page is firm com mander and believes thoroughly in obey ing orders, and he is hard hitter when the orders are to strike, so that the out come of the coming scrimmage between Hogan's army and Uncle Sam's army is not much in doubt.
 Cannot Get Past Fort Keogh.
 If by any possibility the train should be able to run past Keogh, double the force of troops stationed there could be thrown in the way in very few hours.
 At Fort Keogh the garrison was in read mess for the enemy. although it was not thought they would reach there before this morning The men have shown a fear of night running since their first night and were expected to go into camp for the night at some point between Billings and Keogh.
 They have an idea that the company will block the track by throwing & mass of dirt across it or in some similar way deter their progress. The Northern Pacific op- orators along the line kept the company advised of the progress of the train, and the troops were in readiness.
 After their capture it is probable that the Coxeyites will be returned to Butte under military escort. The only way that the army could escape apparently is by leaving their train and starting on foot across country.
 It is reported that Colonel Page's force surrounded the train at St. Paul early this morning, and that Hogan and his men
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-26
Every Penny Counts. "

Have you seen this sketch before? Our artist has drawing of it in our north win dow. Our window trimmer has an original trim this week, showing you how it counts to buy an outfit at our store. Every article you need is in the list. It com mences with one of $10 Suits, $50 Hats. and goes through the list, Undershirt
 Drawers, White Shirt, Collars, Cuffs, Hose. Tie and when you have them on you are a well dressed man. You are clothed in the latest fashion. we'll made, reliable goods, and It's the most economical outfit in this city. There are six layouts in the window starting with $10 Suits and ending with S25. Long Cutaway Suits for dress. Take look at it, then come inside and buy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-26

pARBER,-siX years experience wants a ID position First class workman. Apply 3l9 Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-26
Wants, For Sale, To Rent.

FOR RENT House Of seven rooms with II garden SIP. Inquire Hugh Marley, 65 Wolcott street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-26

l. OR RENT-Tenemcnt of rooms on North Y Main street. Apply to Thomas F. Lawlor, 43 East Main Street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-26

A BARGAIN-A two family house in west IA ern part of the city fourteen rooms. all natural wood finish. fine neghborho"d. will pay nine per cent to rent as an investment. and will be sold for $l,COO less than value, if sold quick. easy terms Address T. 0. Box roc city
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-26

EOR SALE-GOod Horse. sound in every way II kind and gentle. good driver. for sale cheap. Inquire of Dccmarter's stable, South Main street. opposite Castles Market.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-09-12
Noro.Dafota.

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Demofraterne Spb.D Datota bar
,1omineret Sones U. @arb fra
8ierre for @upernprembebet.
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Wtnnefpta-

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liS bar romineret &obert. &ratt for
Maporembeoet os q. 6. 9auaan for
&asiererembebet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-09-12

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-28
MRS, LUCY MEAD'S FUNERAL.

The funeral of Mrs. j. r. Mead took
place Yesterday afternoon. At half past
one at the home, with only the family,
immediate relatives and pail bearers pres
eut. the Rev. Don S. Colt offered very
touching though simple prayer. The beau
tifui casket, with its burden Of flowers and
mortality, WAS carried TO the awaiting
hearse and from thence to the church
where after a prayer by nev. David WIN
ters and music, Rev. Colt delivered an ad-
dress which comprehended something OF
the burthens of this life and the promises
of that which is to come, with tender
references TO the one who had gone and
kindly words of cheer for the bereaved
husband and children and admontlons
for the large concourse of friends who
filled the church. After another song the
calm restful face Of the dead was looked
upou for the last time by hundreds fiiing
mast. Half an hour later the casket with
ALI that remained of Lucy Mead was lett
alone in the receiving vault. And so at
ter flowers and tears, prayers aud music,
after admonitiou and last look there re-
mains but that of dust and ashes. La
ruentations may not cease with the clos
ing of the tomb. nor can sable weeds mitl-
gate sorrow, but mourning must cease aud
weeds be forgotten, otherwise there would
he added TO the burthens of this life an
accommodating load that could not be
borne. There is one star for each whose
setting leaves a very dark night because
no star can take its place, but day COM
Ell whose light will suffice for all in which
Christ promised-wIll be found the res
direction aud life.