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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05

1We 0haeSeeia6 Fsstnsrs Settle Their
Matter IN Court.
~ tneeresting suit 10 set aside The dad.
- - board Of srbitrstors In . parti-
- q land vas trisd yesterday before
- Langley. who sustained the action
= ~ asaisrasors.
To- oit vas that OF ELI Coxles against
0easse ". Boyce. The two men entered
30 iooss partnership agreement 70 join
nhars and share alike. In the
say dealing business in this county.
tesiss furnished the hay prsss and Royce,
we ~ married man, Furnished the
assns and animal power. Cowlss agreed
u ~ bali Of the living expenses OF the
800 and lived with Boyce. The venture
sosed failure and they lost monsy.
1870 ! asksd for . settlement, which they
e board Of arbitrators The deci-
va that cut Of the ninsty-thros
= q land owned by Boycs fifty-thres
- should be made over to Cowisa To
- eouiss demurred and brought suit for
eaaAl division. Judge Langley, how
~ sheaght thar ~ Boycs WAS . married
..le Win family. and ~ Cowles was
- sne board OF arbitration had about
ss the matter equitably and he sus-
s.a.... their action. dividing the costs
between the lisisauts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05

Following u . summary OF the business
transacted in Receiver fersy's department
OF the land once during May: Sale OF
public ianas. l.40 acrss and $40 excess.
$i.5a -; Port Angeles lots. $s'; mineral
lAnds, 3 acres. $50. fees On prescriptions.
80: fees ON coal stAsemsnta -: mining
applications ~: fsss on honassssAd en-
tries, 3si5: commissions *si0sl: CON-
missions on h0msstsads. eiaA Is: fsss on
timber land entries. go; written tssts-
mony, &5a -, state selections. 50 Total.
a "a n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05

nane i eoanectsd with she hunkp q tvo
Swedish giF1s In Seattle Wednesday afssr.
neea- I hase not hsen In Eeastls discs
Monday t1sk = len thme a 11onAay
List foe yiesorsa. and can pecss this %
sire los Ne know, md win oome q suat-
10 On tho Gsst boat |"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05
THE MOHAWK CHIEF.
D. Orsehyatskha Supreme
Rangsr q tie Feresterk
RApsO oaoWTM o. the ORDER
- cssss - InAepsnassAs - - o.
Gnn1ssA - vssnAnuesa - Oss-
oaprsne o0ssss.
RAs'O oaosvTM o. Tns oaOEa.

-. 0so1hya4skAa. preacuneed Oruo-yn-
tsk-hA, : fuft -hboods6 Nohavk ehtsf anA
supesms ehisf ranesr a. The lndspsndsnt
Oro0 g. Ioseot1ss. asxissd Ia Sootslo
yssesr1ay afswnosn from Tosoetn. Can-
aaA - 1une olIcs q. ths ofdsE. foe tho
purpooD - faxthesinG - intesess cf The
order snd Siding II esganisiag = Hi9h
Court = enhsads H. sfasss - Oregon ard
WashinEton.
To desaM IN Tsssnee two vssks $50
taking - so1tAesn route- % Los Angsaes,
uhsss 10 rsposts 80 se5sr . sxeesdingiy
sessaG o. - vay - seoPped - Pueblo.
In Colcesdo. wheEo ~ osEantsed . High
Court that VIII smhrace Colorado. Nsv
Msxieo aad Asixona Ca1ifoEnia the doc
80 rsposss = not onty stscng bat growing
saptaiy.
On Ais arrival Il esees5s yesterday aftsr-
noon ~ - secefvsd ~ the leading msm-
bsfS 81 - order aad Rid m impsomptu
mssttaR at 1soo Foorth stssst LIST
eSsninG, whars the question Of High
Court No. 1fncnsssd as Isngth. The doe
toe's stay II esa4tis = Iimitsd. the noods
having aslaysd HI asrtvai, and his Tins ID
- fxsd that ~ must Iease eeottle this
mosning toe Calgary, whesD ~ = sxpsc4sd
- instftute High Coust thAt viii en-
bsacs fhe snffre Nosshssst tsrsitosy q the
D0minion- 1rem there - win work his
Wy haek % Iorunto - tine q leaye
ahout July fos Great Bsitain.
Ds. OFcnhya1akha, In talking % .
PoU-Ix1RLLIaGxcEn rspoRtex last svenine,
ssoks enthusiastically - ~ progrsn q
the ordsr.
As n ulasasasion a II popularity. !"
IL -. H. 49, - 4 49,
la9A ~ haA sseeivsd over 1000 applica-
tSona, snd when yca consider the hard
timss thasprsvsaii II esnsraa u Will give you
fair ideA 81 IL amount of business Ne
ar doing. Csoaksrs havs ciaimsd that
our rat0 vsfs fnsuineient - inset oil d.
mands. In ansuss 70 that " can point to
the rscorde a. the Lass thirteen yeass and
show that not only III claams and sxpsnses
hsve hssn fully met. but thar the surplus
fund toda3 has over 1e60O00 70 III credit
Ihsso y no reason - bsiisys that the pres
snt Low Tatss will not always - ample 10
pay AL claims against ths order.
I'VE now hare twelve High Courts In
IL United 6tatsA eovering . tsrritory that
extsnds froa Nss Jeessy 70 The Pacific
OCEAN. In ths DominiOn Ne have nix
High CouxtA not including the one 10 b
instituted at Calgary. The organization
a. . Hieh Court depends On the number
- sabosdinass courts in district The
minimum number Of courts necessary TO
secure High Court b cir. and of eourss
~ many more . desired. England has
made wonderful record for hsrsslf.
where sines the ffst subordinats lodge
was organized only one ysaf aso, enough
g them have bsea staftsd = admit Of Eve
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05
sax LAD WAS INNOCENT.
=
- Ter . Meath with Ne 8vtaeneS
AaaSmax Afum


tAeades Anderson, q young man Who
~ eses In the county Jail for nearly .
On the charge Of burgIarixing .
q " the BAY May IA. Was tried csfors
sssss hanes snd jary yesterday and
pny acquitted, she evidences fsiling
= ahecs hlns with the 10 % Of . basket
q. which hs Was secused Of stealing
81. ava Oliver. On the date in question
~ came over from kissap county In .
sish sonasteggs TO sell. The lad lsfs
-. Anderson. being idle On the
- oiIer 10 assist Oliver in selling his
~ and started oa wish him around
y Al the Denver market the lad
-. and on Divers return 10 his sleep
- saAad basket Of e.gs gone. aud i'm
z ~ Jumped 10 the conclusion that
Asosfsca had stolen them and had him
fssted accordingly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05

U..D sfA1s cocs7-HAsvoaD. :.
yaooe Nelson -. sssanship wiiiamstss
United stsess y. 81 ponnds Of opsuu-
CARTS Psuisop VI steamer nv,t,e--no.
ton - yacats1mendatosy decree: : denied
Bnfsea 6tstss " Al Foo Trial: failure
- sogfsters discharged on paymant q
-
800. -
.sssssl.n y esr.snsst fion s.ial ssisndsr.
= al.-Transfsr1sd 70 erininAi depart
ns.ss
=. se.-s uaaanoss - y. ". Lynch q CO.
noulxY p1PAasMxET--LAEoLRY, ).
w. y. Galley ". l. w. Kidd q ai--f1r.
Or q dofault Of defsn6ants, A. W. Ghep-
ord, Susie r. u. Gilbert Puget eound
0seossy coapsny, {. q. Sullivan. q h
Sullivan. Richard b. Portvay and iouiss
J. HurtHay siguea.
]. =. No. =. Gsorrs J. Brsnton q N.
-Qecreo for plainsi9 . psayed for.
9sajamin Haddox ". Kant Mill Co..
peay . al.--nscree ~ plaintifi.
William =. Dwysr ~ Patrick n.
Dwyw q ol.-Ordes allowing receiver %
' TSe sss:e sos sss1 sssrn.s i John Hine.
. ux.-Dscres foe plsinti6: exception a.
lossd.
1rank Sale ~ John McCAnn --Ordee
connrminf sale q pfoPersx; signed.
rna.rssrt suss.,rsr. s.ss ~; 3, ~ .,ss.s J.
~. - - horr~ - hosh .~,4i.s. 49,:
ess,s.s u - oo1.s o0sa oscEss
csuMguAL Dn1An1MHxf-nunm. ,.
State W. Leander Audarson-Vesdiet
rot evilkv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05

1soasing vssuaeeen - Hroposev
fss nenan1 Puspeooa.
11iaa a. ~ suit q Dayfd 0Slnoss @
outors u Wllliam Klskman,
& ., ". LyneA u Co, - recover
r. ~ aiisasd ssnt, agntn cseupted
eneen II Judes Osboen.s eoart -
Ths enss hn hesn On Tor several
"a = beino oentsste1 tattaG3y On
f1ea. Aeecsdine - to eonpdains, :
pass, 49, VS. entered Into bstweem
ntGsdine parties March |, lsoo, COW
- fous lower stories Of the tWo
isunis d the Gilmore Ktsknssn
a she southwest corner Of Frost
Baiyessity g mpushIy rental - t700,
- 81 she ~ q each month, and In
nlt q any menshly payment the leass
- foe1sited and Capt Gilmore - -
= ~ prsmisee and "fsmove Ill pr.
- thsrslFom." Tho defendants took
|Ii1pnsstsn March /, 16e0, and continued %
0aei Oetehoe 1, isol, On which date they
surrendered ~ ecmth stere room. 'front.'
|ine On Hront stEoss. together with the
toosnent stceosoom under u, in sccordance
Nth mutuat agreement reducing tbs
sans 10 &s00 : monlh. Iheeo prsmtses the
dsfsndanlst eceupisd unsu March q 1894
On that Iast date ~ Seataf am,ountod -
s74.sG0. with "a additionai -. Is Tor In
serssL Out q this ~ 6sAs5 was paid,
leaving ) balanos ~ II 1l1s0
The ds1sadants - 1ehtang The go -
The pcs DIS the prsmises ~ nos worth
mara than 30 . asoath, whjsh would
leave shsm indebted = Capt Gilmore
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05

n
sD1el1.ns 1Au Dssahess Asxsoue % oe
- ne Reaffeatiasy.
Aariss Amos and Thomas Davis, two
csteted men connsctsd With the sscsnt
npt 70 sscsps iron ths county jail,
Neay 6lsd . motion asking for the dis
- thsir apvsai casss. also that they
allowed to 50 70 the psnitsntiary
and serve ont the three ysass 70
sch was sentenced for grand lar
~ lev days aeo. Amos u the man
Il ~ planned 10 murder Jailer Nunros
u making the contemplated break for
~. Ever since che attempt last Cat
al those connected With Il were put
lnosy iroas, which ars most uneomfost-
Bslldss this the men are fed On
<e1 I'D vater. and thsse "sxtras" VIII
- lot a the men until they isave fos
Neas Walia; hence their suxisty 20 -
- and their motion 70 have their an
els dsmfsesd - soon ~ possible.
Amos and Davis are the men who vent
= yaehon Inland In . sloop and robbed .
hliekyasd d about 500 worth Of ms
eAiewy. In order to make . suitable de-
- = y alleged that the men made over
- sioop 70 their attorney q .rstainer. -
nnes tnfns out that the sIoop did not
lsaeae 10 them. but u ovned By Taooma
-, Anos having borrowed her from
Nm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05

Ihs attorneys Of Adclph Krag yes,sr-
a. sled the statement ~ f.st, ia he case
sas state sgalass krug - city treasurer.
] 49, 49, ss'asasss Of transcript Of the eva
49, ard Proceedings aud the charge Of
ara on June II, 81 n. na.. IL - ex-
test Judge Moore VIII preside IN
~ss names court roou.. when krag
.. - e.sse - hsva the statement az facts
-. -, - AID ssgned- fas case viii then 60
= Tie sapssne court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05

The North wssssrn Steamship Company
Has changed xharvss from fssier 20 AIRING
ton dock. foot Of University street. ana re-
inced freight and passenger rates 70 VIC
sorlA. Steamer George T. Starr leaves Tor
Victoria daily, excers Sunday, 81 II % p m.
Steamer Idaho leaves for Port Townsend
and way ports daily. except Sunday, o
liz m. sunday Direct. II . pm. Returning
sirees, leaves Pert Townsed at II = N,
Phene rln. n T. 1Aexsox. Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05

noIss, ahscesses. s1mors. and even can-
GERS, are tho result of natural ehoss OF
the system 10 sxpel the poisoHs wasea
the liver and kidneys have failed 10 ~
move. Ayers sArsapartiia stimulates al
the organs 30 proper performance Of snslr
faasffons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05

DIR. rraak Brcaka speciality paraiysts
Gil nervous diseases ofhce. ootsssssn
block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05

n. Prices cream Balkiax Powdes
Nss46.s Fsk nlsnsss Avas6
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
rn8 new rAsr
STEAMER Rf1eAIIR

VIII Isavs for Ataska on Juns q F1fse cabin,
~: sec0nd-eiaas, ia For inii tnfcxmation,
etas call On j G. CARROLL Unioa dcck. tooi
q Unfoa street. 1slepnoas 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05

Nanphy stare In America
asnay. the Calaamsn " hose srue name
-. zee v 30 ~ss oxasarea by inspector
80 1yssF az Nj Vernon after . vigorous
saass. vas discharged By judge Han
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05

II BkXECf MARCH 1noa
ofxAMKR IDAHO
49, E1A1D yuaI8n VuAnR ~ n =
euNDAY4 fuxaDAYo Arr rMuRSnAYn
- xdmo1ae GsAtoa. DsswnH Ro6ns Len93av
1880 - o. Thars1ays eotna fhrV0eH 8
nao1ee 80 ne1fahnoa Reenfnlnx leave ~
60 Aoadey. Wednesday. AaSaraay 8 : u
Eaee - Whaecon. eloe. Hrearhs . WAatcemL a
= bRowNFfELp Managsng 0wnes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05

TUARoN TM1 CRICKUT-ekArrfREvn
- 1ovT4 I've rcun0 trips dAiis except euAlay.
fine oA1D-loavo seattle 7s3o n anA Ss1o
q a. deoy sxesls sunday. Leave 1vssses
Caansc1lene- ~ eeaSsss With sfsAnnse x1yos -
TorenAA ~ 3vsfpss With sooAmer MtkAdo fot
sssssss. ~. n1.,ea = aed1sss sass@
9A1x-4oott1o - Hveees6 73c; round thin ~ g
Ia NE1Y. ManAG1ne 6wneE
KGsssivs March IL. 1854
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-05
on TN TLYER.

F1r on TN TlrEA-
oxAITLn 70 TACOMA
vsos ssasA 01us Aaziy. sxssvs o1aAaa
II - Aoaf ana swsnsy-avU nanunnA
TEE oTEAMBn syLY8ns
iswst
rAxxua nvyDoR
TuKsDAY, NAY !.
~rMn Casa
L1ove oeat@le-fssA HIS q n, e:lA. 0elD -
LeoNo TAeema-93o Z -. 1soQ Asa 49, = =
Sunday
Leavs seattSs--Ts0o = -. lisa eeeA -
Leave Tacoma-o;9a . -. IN, tn = -
rAnA3az - ~. p wharf, TaeenA. ~ CowDaP.
e1Al dpek, foo4 - MaRiea steoek ooasua
6u11AyA ax0usston sAkan - soanm1r y1ootNuDA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
THE HCRSEmAN.
St. Be Is the r.. ,:s, of I.o4.

St. Be Is the k...' ., s:G, uf Iag4.
 The Au-lrian- .r,. Il.c last i,.y,ign buy CTS Uf Amvri.:.h t.sJ:st~-
 Car. 2:I4l.. d, lt. u ...r.,,rI. Il to She pace aUd l. go i'',, t,s! C.'
 C. | HLuItr ini".~ N.ggy Chimes, 2;UHI., las as I-N.h sit,I ns E"twrt J, 2:Olis.
 Impct u"us nuv I.,..!s t..,.vv. z.i'> rcru-d in n ra,C fer .. .br-uius ioInt!y with S!Ii- con, -:I"7..
 Henry of %nvarrc's winaings in l>13 amoUI.t"L tn $IO,'sj: in Is9i, $I5.65O, total, <iS, i3j.
 The 'suck!lug' rCcofsI is placed d: 2:5S by WinwUOd, md the wcaninR' at 3.O5I. both Ut th" pacing gait.
 Henry oG Navarro travels in pala~c car. II" will not h,ar crnwdins and rc- scnts intTu~inm~ in his stall At Carlinylllc. Macnupin county, Ills, n mortgage sale "ccurr,i, at which tive | horses wvrv sold for Ij Cvnts The demand for tLc pneumatic saddl1 ], grvatcr than the supply. Next year they will hc as common as rucUmatic tirCI sulki,>. Oulinc's Ia-t quarter In 2I seconds !T his grslt exhibition mile at Sioux City Oct. I2 k the iHstrst quarter ever truttct | or paced.
 Bud Cr,s,lc. ..la d, has statt,d 2u tjmc- against tTacS r., ov,is and has lOwcrv, them in every instance. This s,rms tn b, | record. The game race stallion Pau.Iir0. 2:l0 whose untimcly death Is so much r'gu'ttcd had two of his get to enter the @:JO lis | this season. l Despite the fact that pool selling wa | barr,d Ht the r,'C.ut meetings at hoth GrInt Rapids and lu,!iauIu"ii-. they were sue ccssful financially. | WCstmuut, whn held the rrcu:tl Uf 2:Ol 2. with running mate, was a son of Almont and his sUccc>s"r In the honor l. a grand son of the s.sIHc Eur>v.-IIor~t man.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
DOWN THE VALLEY NOTES
ooingr of Day in ssuKstues aud unis.
 city.

ooingr of a Day in ssuKstucs and uni.p
 cfty-
 NAuGArUCK Nov 7.-The elect ion pass ed off very quietly here. The whole num- Der of votes boiled was l 56i Of these the Cady ticket received S5T the Coffin ticket 6l4, Bingham ticket 7j. The vote for representatives in congress was; Pigoit si3. Sperry 6lS. Baldwin S9. For senator: !: Davidson SlI; Webster GG2. For sheriff: Tomlinson SJ3; Speigel 6I9. For demo cratic representatives. Twitchell Se0. Me Carthy SEQ: republican, Flynn 7OO. Frost aII: peoples v each. Benton democrat. for probate judge had 769. Sweeney. repub- lican 6T3, Benham, peoples aI.
 Some forty members of the Wide Awake clLb of Waterbury will give a concert at the M F.. church tomorrow evening, tn aid of music fund of church. The pro. grammc will embrace some twenty mum bers of popular and classical music The admission will be lj and 2j ccnt>. IL Is seldom that finer appearing lot of men come tn town than those with Lew Docksta'.crs company yesterday. Still | they could not pass our factories without | flirting with the girl employcs al the win | dows.
 The Lotus Glee club of Boston oI ened inc parish house musical course tn n fair sled audience last evening. Of the oiisi- nal members of the company there Is only | on Jeff. the others having retired from the business. IL will take some time be fore thr present quartelte comes up 10 iht formers excellence.
 There was big under gallery crowd tC 1 see DOcksiadcr'S minstTels last night. They | gave very good entertainment. payin: I' a $23l house. Of this the town received twenty-five per cent, or r61 2n. The eX pen>es outside nf rent were less than S2O which will leave so ne Si7 to br credited |, the tow ., nn the first show run " tirsI | srlrctman.
 There was big time in Bethany la>t evening when it was fouhd out that Peck republican for representative. had Sj vOt' tu McClurc's 42 The women iu thri homes sang praises on receipt of the news | while the old men who claimed they hat been praying for the change ever since Ih, war shed tears of joy. Even Davidson | running for senator. stood with tremhlin. knees and bowed his head in submission tO fate. there is to be jubilcH tO Crlv bratc the event OH Saturday night.
 There will be a better concert given il the Gem opera hnu.e next Monday even ing for l' cents admission than was rvr gitrn there before for double Ih" money
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
M USE M ENTS.
"The Kuickerbockers."

The Jacques opera house will undoubt- edly be crowded to the doors this evening to helr Barnabee. Karl and MacDOnald' $ Robin Hood Opera Co. in DeKOven and smiths tuneful comic opera The knick- erbockers." When this organization ap- pezred here last season in Robin Hood. it left an excellent impression on music lovers.
 ''L"st In Egypt"
 Lost in Egy It" pride of l.. W. Wash burn. one of the best spectacular comedy melo-dramas in existence Is to be seen at the opera house Thursday evening
 PsrIor Opera House.
 The Parlor opera house is becoming a popular place of amusement Last night the house could hardly hold the crowd that came to see the attractions that Man ager McClune has got to please the people Clark and Angelina. introducing their comical skit Come mack" John and Nellie Heaiey in their Romeo and Juliet and other performers well worth spending an hour with,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
THE PEOAGOSUE.

Frrc kimICr-nrtcnS are to hc added tt the public schuul system uf Springfield, Mas
 Somr recent statistics of Mexico show that thcr, are 7,2oO schools within th,' r,. public,
 The Cleveland schooltcachers meet once mnr'h :u ;A.G shop which is school, and tI.lr Ea,Iering i, Called the round ti ble.
 The pcrct nta-e of Oxfertl anu Cam bridge candidates for holy orders in the Church of England is the 'l"wr>; tha: Las been known for many ytar-.
 Hereafter -physical training for y"unG women will stand cn Ihe sam" f1a'::l- :ii the University ,t l!lIEol> as military tan ing for young men.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
WORLD O. 5 oJETS

Van Hal;ren didn't miss a game last year. and aS tn" New YnrkS played more than any other leapu" club Van" is tn. ohly leagne player wnn took port in lJg games during the season Ills nearest competitor Is Ward. who was in l3t games
 Anson says h" has twenty two men under contract. And yet he can't TaL. together first diVi~Inn team No wonder people are beginning tn rr,liz- how uvrr. rated Anson k and has been.
 This winter McGrIw Q. the Baltimore, will take n special course Ot study at tn" St Bonaveutur- cnll"g. in Allegheny V Y. The ambitions little hall player ha, al ways desired a college education and h, takes advantage of every opportunity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Two Lathers Fall Five Stories Througt the Elevator sh fit of the New Apothe

Two Lathers Fall Five Stories Through
 the Elevator sh ,ft of the New Apothe
 carries Hall.
 Charles Bartel and Frank Biodgett, two fathers on the ApothecarIes Hall Cos Few building, narrowly escaped being instantly y killed this morning The men were at work on the fifth story and were after putting down temporary floor over the open space through which the elevator i'll run. Ia order to be sure that the job was done in a prIper manner both men stepped upon the scaffolding to test it. and i to their great surprise the blanks gave way and the men were instantly hurled down the elevator space and into the cellar. several boards. a pair of shears and a couple of hammers entering the race tO see which would reach the cellar fl DOT l first
 When BlodSet found himself falling he grabbed hold of the wi'r rope and. al though he could not prevent his descrnt he managed tn break the fall and escaprj 1 with no other lpjury than bad tearing ot the fle..h on the palms of his hands. Bar tel was thrown from one sid. to the Otht of the elevator shaft and received bad scratching on his hips and shoulders The men we're attended by Dr AXtrlle. It Is astonishing how they escaped Witl such slight injuries for il l. stated that th' men who saw them fall wrEt down afie
 them expecting to find them battered l. ! piece S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
THE KAISER'S PEN.

One thing is certain. EmpcrCr William of Germany will never write songs with. out words.-\ew York World.
 The ministerial crisis in Germany was not without its benefits. It kep, Emperor William from writing moro poetry. Buff. falo Express.
 The kaiser writes good poetry. His feet are better poised than his mouth used tc be. The kaiser has evidently discovered that even kings are capable of learning - St. Louis Republic.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
The Lat st Summary.

NEW HAVEN. Nov 7-Complete returns from all but seventeen small towns. Cof- fin has plurality of 15.67i over Cady The seventeen towns not yet heard from two years ago gave the drmocratic state ticket 729 plurality. Four republican congressman are elected. The republi- cans elected twenty-two senators and the democrats two In the lower house there are l6l republicans and 47 democrats. Hills msjoiityo yer Deforest for congress man is 5. 409; Sperry over Pigott 5,7l5. Russell over Beckwi,h 3.026; Henry over Sperry, 1, 4,916.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
The Second District.

NEW HAVEN. Nov 7.-Eleven towns in the second congressional district have not been heard from. Not including these Sperry's plurality over Pigott is 7l5. spiegel's plurality over Tomlinson will be about 2, S7a.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07

Spieg-l elected by 3.597 plurality. Hartford county-SmIih. r. S.Oi5; Pres ton d. |. .53s; Bartlett. P. 1S0.
 Smith. r. estimated elected by 2.5O7 plurality
 New London county-Hawkins. r. 6. .SSi Prndleton. d. 1 4.t62; Wheeler. p. l3G Hawkins. r. elected by about , 2.322 plu- ralIty.
 Fairfield county-IIawlry. r. H.7l9: CIarkson. d. 13. sol; Burnham. p. 1l0. Hawley. r, elected by nbnut 1.2ls plu. rnIity.
 windham county-Pontrny. r. 3.HOS: Hill. q. sol; Potter. r. 6S
 Pomrroy. r. elected by .j"7 plurality Litchfirld courty Nrlh~. r. 6 .23S: AL len. d. | 729: Whitney. p. 2n3.
 Ncllis r. elected hy ju9 plurality. MhdilrsrX county Brown, T. 2.911; DrI~. d. 2.7ii; Anger P. 70.
 Brown. r. elected by about 233 llu, rality.
 Holland Dickinson. r. l,2l4; Plnny. d. l.U9S; Martin. D. X
 Dickinson. r. 'lected by about He plu- rality.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
chooner Sunk.

NEW YORK. Nov 7.-Cag tain Brown of the Allen state line steamer Nebia ks reports the sinking of the schooner Charles A. Morrison yesterday. thirty-tvo miles from Boston. The crew were piched up by the Nebraska.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
usrIcEs OF THE PEACE

John Blair. Nathaniel k Bronson. George H. Cowell. Charles J. Griggs, John F. Kellogg. William k. Mattison. Wilson H. Pierce. Daniel F. Webster. Edward F. Cole Charles W. Gillette. Samuel w. Chapman. Thomas F. Lawlor. Frank P. Br, tt. James E Russell. John O'Neill. John F Holohan. Robert f. Lowe. Lin ford F Root. Charles G. Root, Greene KrIdrIck. Edward l. Seery and El'is Fhelan.