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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
NORWAY AND SWEDEN.
The StorthinG Adopts Compromise Resolu-
 tions Concerning the Dispute.

Gons Concerning the Dispute.
 CHRIsTfANIA, Juno S-The storthing, by vote of 90 to 24. has adopted a com promise resolution to the effect that, while it is the intent and purpose of tho storth- ing to maintain n complete independence upon all national questions, public policy requires the immediate opening. with the co operation of the cabinet, of negotia- tions with Sweden looking toward the set clement of the consular and foreign min ister questions
 Under the act of union between Norway and Sweden, as at present enforced, the foreign minister must be a Swede. For many years an agitation has been carried on in Norway favOring a separate foreign minister for each country and a separate consular service throughout the world. So grave has the situation become at times that war has been threatened because of Norway s objection to the rule requiring the foreign minister to be of Swedish na- tionality.
 Internal dissensions for a time disrupt ed the Left, or Liberal, party in Norway, the split occurring on the address to the crown, the moro conservative members thinking that the radicals wero getting control of the party organization. Some of the conservative leaders of the Loft par ty even went so far as to leave the hall of the storthing during tho dehate. Nor wegian papers have even intimated that this dividing of the Left party against it self might possibly cause civil war in Nor way, but the general opinion has been that King Oscar, with an increased ma jority of the Right party, would be able to settle the difficulty between Norway and Sweden in a peaceable manner.
 On account of the threatening state of affairs, however, all the Swedish army and navy reserves were called into camp in various parts of Sweden on scale un- heard of :H the history of that country. These reserves were generally called into service for threc months, King Oscar or dering the mobilization in the western part of Sweden alone of 20. 900 troops during the month of June.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
PRANkISH LEGISLATORS.
Horseplay Marks the Close of the Session B
 Harrisburg.

Horsep1ay Marks the Close of the Session st
 Harrisburg.
 HARRISBURG, June S.-The legislature will close up its affairs today. The last night of the session was marked by the usual noisy demonstrations. It was a most difficult matter to maintain order in the house. where the chief concern of each member seemed to be to contr!ve some new method of torturing his col leagues. Hilarity began early on Friday and was kept up until early this morning. Bill files, books paper wads and wet sponges were thrown around in the cham Der until 1t became a matter of danger to life and limb
 Many of tho members left the house ear ly in the evening to escape the flying mis- siles. Cannon crackers and turpedoes were exploded under seats, and wet sponges offered much amusement for mirth provoking legislators. It was con sidered a great joke to put a handful of beans down "A members neck. Several members had planned to turn the fire hose in the corridor of the capitol on the house, but the rubber pipe was too short to accomplish the purpose,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08

HUNTrNGToN, MAss March Is, '95. TIE NARCOTI CHEMICAL Co,
 Spr ugf Id, Mass. Gentlemen:-I have us d tubacco fn, over twenty five years ch wing and smok ing every day from m. to 9 D. m. stopping only for meals.
 t'n Monday, February ?, 1 called ar your office in Springfield. and bought a bottle of the CURE which I used as d, Tected, and on Ihe tenth day the d, sir- for tobacco had Jeff me and it has not re- turned. I dId not lose a m=al while ta . ing ihe CURE. My appetite has improv d and consider NARCOTI- CURE a grand thing.
 Very Respectfully.
 CHAS l LINCOLN. MT Frank H Morton, of Chicopee Fall-, Mass, late Inspector of Public Buildings for Massachusetts, sayS:
 l used tobacco for twenty five years, and was confirmed sn ker. h i1-t eis ht days treatment with NARCorI CURE l Eas through with tobacco. in fact the desire for tobacco vanished like dream Very respectfully, FRANK H. MORTON If your druggists is unoble tn give fIll particulars about NARcOTI-CURE, send to us for book of particulars free, or send for bottle by mail.
 THE EARCOfl CHEMICAL O.,
 Springfield, Mass
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Harrison Sat For Two Pictures.

NEW YOHK. June S.-lt is said that ex President Harrison has given sittings for his portrait to two different artists during his stay in this city. Besides posing for Eastman Johnson, he also sat for Charles Aver Whipple, whose studio is in the Sherwood building. The picture, when finished, is to grace the ex presi- dents Indianapolis home. The picture rep resents Mir. Harrison in the act of deliver ing his recent speech at Carnegie Music hal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
TO RESCUE PEARY.
The WhaIr boat kite Win start North About
 July I5.

ST. JoHN's. \. F., June S.-Tho whalo- boat Kite has beon chartered to proceed to Greenland for tho purpose uf rescuing Lieutenant Ioary. the arctic explorer Pcary wiutcroi in Greenland with two companions - Hugh Leo of MCriden, Conn, and Matthew Honson. Hcary col orcd servant. he balance of rCary S companions Ittn'l. l.'l Lcro last :Sptem ber He rcmainOl fur t.r Y rpu Q of attempt ing to reach tEo = northern latitudus over the icy crusts ot Groenlaud
 Tho kito has been engaged for a thre0 months expedition. The expedition will consist of ten mem c.s under charge of Emile DlobItsch. ic.ry brCthur in-law Mrs. Peary will not accompany the party but will wait for the roturn of her hus- band at St. Johns The Kite starts about the middle of next month.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
4 Banker,s Rsnefactions.

AMSTERDAM, \. Y. June s.-David Cady, Amsterdam's philanthropic bank CT, by the provisions of his will, leaves a building worth SIS, 900 to the Amsterdam City library. g, 900 to the Amsterdam City hospital, and $l, 900 each to the Ann sterdam Y. Nj. c. A. and Children'a homo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Lucx Gray Up to Date.

With apologies to Wordsworth.l Oft had heard of Lucy Gray,
 And when crossed the wild l chanced to meet at break of day That solitary child. She had latehkey in her hand;
 She smoked n largo cigar: She was not, you must understand, As other women are. The moral Is, must allow,
 What any one can see That girls arc not constructed now The way they used to Lo. st. James Budget.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
MeIba Stops n Panic.

LONDON, Juno S.-During a perform ance of Faust at the Covent Garden thoater last night tho scenery caught fire, and considerable excitement resulted A panic was narrowly averted when the cur tain was lowered. Mime, Melba appeared in front Of the curtain in the costume of MarguCrj;r and despite her own danger. with commendable coolness, in few we'll chosen words succeeded in allaying the fears of the audience.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Killed the Man Who Killed Him.

RALEIGH. June S.-News reaches here of double killing by negroes in Meoklen- burg county. Ben Boyes and William Kimball. who were employed on the same farm. quarreled. Kimball began shooting with pistol, and Boyes fell at the second shot; but, when dying. drew pistol and shot Kimball through tho abdomen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Haxers Promptly Expelled.

HoBoKEN. N. j., June S.-There was a haZing TOW at stevens institute in Hobo- ken when the incoming freshman class of 1899 appeared for examination. Just as the fight was at an interesting point Professor Bristol appeared on the scene and succeeded in securing the names of some of the leaders They were K. C. Post of Jersey City. + B, Smith of New York. Robert c. Handloser of New York and William B. Rittenhouse of PIainfield N. J. All of the culprits were taken be- fore President Morton. and all but Hand loser were expelled.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Tried to Kin Herself and Bnbx.

ROCHESTER, June s.-Mra Joseph Lovecrafk with her baby in arms, at tempted to throw herself under Q rapidly moving passenger train on the Central road. She was caught by an officer, whom she told that she attempted suicide owing to her husbands cruel treatment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Suicide In a Park.

NEW YORK, June S-Park Patrolman Donovan reported ht the arsenal that he found the body of an unknown man who had committed suicide by shooting him. self in the right temple. The body was lying in Pelham par:.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Naval Fund All Spent.

WASHINGTON, Juno S.-At present work Is practically at a standstill in all the navy yards and repair shops of the navy and will not be resumed until the lst of July. The lump appropriations for construction and repair and for steam engineering for this fiscal year are practically exhausted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Senator BriOe Buy. a Railroad.

AKRON, O., June S.-Senator Calvin s. Brioe has consummated deal by which he becomes owner of the Pittsburg. Ak ron and Western railroad. The purchase price Is $500, 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Industrial School Boy. Camp Out.

ROCHESTER, June S.-This morning at o'clock the $50 boys of the State Indus- trial school marched. under command of their own officers, to Charlotte, where they will go into camp on @ farm near Windsor Beach. The camp will be con- ducted according to regular army regula- EiOns
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Three Roasted In a Freight Car.

LITTLE ROCK, June S.-The charred re- mains of three persons were found in tho embers of II freight cars wrecked on the Iron Mountain near Benton. The three victims are supposed ) have been shut up in a freight car.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Excur.I,n steamrr Di.abIed.

PORT JEFFERSON. N. Y, Juno S-The steamer Nonowantuc, Captain Tooker. from this place for Bridgeport, with 100 excursionists, broke her shaft while in Long Island sound when several miles from shore, There was considerable OK citement among the excursionists. but no one was injured Tho steamer was lowed ny tho oyster steamer Etta May into Bridgeport.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Silk weavers on Strike.

PATERSON. N. J., June S.-The 100 silk weaverS of the Golden Rod Silk company have struck for an increase of Is per cent The strikers claim that for months past they have been paid at a much lower rate of wages than the operatives of other mills about the city engaged in similar work.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Electrical Loeomottvcs For the Tunnel.

 BALTIMORE. Juno S.-One of the cleo tric locomotives for the Belt railroad ar rived in Baltimore from Schenectady, N Y. This locomotive is orc of throe to be supplied by the General Electric company for the Belt railroad to haul tho trains of tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad through the tunnel in this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Boeh,aann Convicted of Murder

BROOKLYN, June s.-After deliberating five hours the jury in the case of John Boehmann, who was accused of murder ing John Seims and Henry Knoop with gas at Miller's hotol in this oity on Feb. r, brought in verdict of murder in the second degree.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
The Olncyyille Strike.

PROVIDENCE, Juno S.-While the manu- lecturers claim the backbone of the strike is broken. the strikers indignantly deny it and charge the formsr with circulating false reports. The str -kers claim that the organization of the strike is better than 1t ever was. The union was willing to allow all operatives who were locked out to re- fuFn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
General Harrison Goes Home.

PHILApELFHlA, June S.-General liar Tison left Philadelphia homeward bound. He will proceed to Indianapolis without Top and is due in that city at l3 :I5 p. m. today.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Vice Admiral Chopart Dead.

LONDON. June S.-The Times an nounces the death of Vice Admiral Cho- part, better known as tho father of the French navy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
Suicide of n Farmer.

MALONE. x. Y., Juno S.-IIiram A. Leonard, oro of tho most prominent farm CTS in Franklin county, hanged himself in his oarn. After fastening the loop of the rope around his neck he jumped from the beams high O. or the floor
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
nr. w. II. wnllann nsnd.

NEW YORK, June s.-Dr. William B. Wallace. who was vice president of the Irish National Federation of America, died at his home in this oity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals for heating and venti- lAting the proposed additional rooms to be built at the Bank street school, will be re- ceived by the district committee until Sat urday. June Is, at o'clock p m. at the office room. No ?. Irving block Said heating and ventilatInR to conform to th- requirements As adopted by inspector of schools of state of MasEaek kusstts Plans may be seen at th,. oficr. of Archit ctJ Jackson. Li!leV block. Bank street
 A WOLFF Chairman
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
An Aged Couple Divorced.

WHEELING, June S.-T TAs KanawhA county circuit court granted a divorce to Mrs. Carney Toney, aged 7e. from her husband, aged 9O They had only been married three years, but expressed them selves as having had enough of welded life
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
WaterburyFire Alarm

AAAS~A AO
 LOCATION OF BOXES. The following a7e the Fire Alarm slsnAp. -ndeT the new systeE:
 2 Rogers i Bro." lS Cor East Main and Niagara streets - Cor East Main and Woleott road. Is Cor HiGh and Walnut streets. I-6 ( T last Main and Cherry streets. T. Cor East Main and Cole streets, 2-l Cor North Elm and Ktnesbury stree,s 2s Cor North Elm. Nlr.h Main and Gr9,
 streets l& Waterbury ManutReta-aG sompanys 2-S Cor North Main and North streets. ? Cor Buckingham and Cooke streets H7 Coy GrDve and Prospect streets. !s Cor Hillside svc7ue and Pine street. e9 Cor Johnson and w-tervfIle streets l-9 The PlAtt Bros G.
 Tat-Tb-rS C.UcK company novsmeE
 ment fsotnryl.'
 Exchange place.
 2 Or West Main and Willow streets. ts Cor West Main and Watertovn road 'S Horse Gar Railroad stable" '-e Waterbury Brass company" T Car G lar and Meadow streets. S-s Or GrahI and Field streets. l-2 C,r Bank and Meadow streeta s-I-s Randolph t 0owes' s-l4 Plume & Atwood MAnufastHrirK com
 pany.' s-2-l No Hose House. l-S H,lmes. Bo th & Haydenss t-2-t Cor Charles and Porter streets. 26 Cor Simons street and Washington Cor South Main and Grand streets. G-7 Cor South Main and Clay streets. 4-S Waterbury Watch company Is Benedict q BDrnham Manufaoturirr z
 company 4-s Waterbury Buckle conpanys ~ Cor South Main and Washington sts Scnvill Manufacturing company. E-9 Cor Franklin and Union streets tS Waterbury Clock Co. lease factory s4 Cor Clay and Mill streets. S-t Cor Liberty and River streets. S-T No. Hose House. sS CnT Baldwin and Stone streete. C>' HritEe En1 Magin streets.
 ' hNnIi'tia alley and Dabiin strse
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
1nve.tiratIng the ColIm. pi..,ter.

SAN FRANCISCO. Juno s.-The United States inspectors of hulls and boilers com menced an official examination into the Colima disaster.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND surprised gre. t maDy people when he tendered the secre- taryship of state to Attorney General Oi- ney. but there was nothing surprising about it to those who are familiar with the workings of the administration On the contrary it appears to them to have been the logical thing to do. Attorney General Olney is thoroughly conversant with the foreign policy of the government Indeed. it is not stretching the truth to say that he had a hand in the formulation of that policy, as he was in constant consultation with Preside nt Cleveland and the late Sec retary Gresham whenev,r any important move was contemplated. What then W, . more natural than that he should be se- lected to fill the vacancy He is thorough ly familiar with all the unfinished negotia- tions now pending with various countries. more so than an able outsider could pos sibly become after months of study.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Biliousnesa, Indigestion, Headache. A T1Aasant laxative. All Druggists.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-08
F l1e 1er1ucrate
0. and N. T. MALoNEY. Pus11sHxas.

LOCAL democratic leaders are greatly worked up over the efforts of few mem- bers of the party who are trying to induce the democratic members of the court of common council to vote for L. F. Burpee for city attorney. The DEMOCRAT fully re- cognizes the ability of Attorney Burpee and believes that. from a professional and political standpoint, he is the peer if not the superior of any republican lawyer in Waterbury. But that fact should cut no figure with the democrats of the court of common council. Attorney Burree is an offensive partisan. and for that reason no democratic caa consistently vote for him, even though personal friendship be one of the arguments used. Where was this socalled ersonal friendship when Mir Burpee was cutting the ground from under the feet of his democratic friends with the new charter? The democrats should be unit for their candidate for city attorney, and who knows but that he may be elected. Stranger things have happened
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09
LATEST NEWS
IN BRIEF.
GLEANINGS FROM MANY POINTS.
Important Happenings, Both Homo
and Foreign, Briefly Told.
Newsy Southern Notes.

julius A. Taylor, United States District At
torney for the western district of Tennessee,
died Friday.
At Memphis, Tenn, President Thomas
appointed MayorE. G. Lewis director general
OF the centennial.
At Nashville Tenn, Governor Turney par
doned Rosey, alias w. b. Neal of RUTHERFORD
county, sentenced to fifteen years for mur-
der
At Tallahassee, Fla, the coroner's jury
continued its investigation OF the killing OF
the Adams brothers and returned n verdict
ot murder against Stafford.
At a meeting of the directors Of the Enter.
prise Cotton Mill Augusta Ga, n dividend
of per cent was declared. payable July,
1896. This is out of the surplus earnings OF
the mill and distinct from tho regular
dividend.
The Mississippi: populist convention on
wednesday nominated Frank Burkitt for
Governor DR.. =. W. Robinson for Lieutenant
Governor, and II full ticket. Burktt read {,
speech in which hc predicted that the Pom.
uistS would carry the State
The Maryland steel Company. Baltimore,
mas decided TO increase the wages of 700 EN-
ployeeS ten per cent. to take Immediate of.
feet. President Wood says: ''The grea
business revival warrants the employment OF
larger number Of men ut higher wages"
Maryland's Prohbitionists closed two
days convention ut the GlyndOn Cam Meet.
inS NIoNt. fOuT nunuTou ana SIX entnuSiaS
tic opponents of tho liquor traffic, represent
ing all of the counties of the State, tocK part
in tho deliberations of the body. The con-
vention nominated for Governor, Joshua
lowering. of Baltimore.
MIR. Juhn e. Hurst was nominated for Gov.
ernor by the Democratic State convention of
Maryland, on Wednesday, Oh the first ballot
The ticket was completed by the nomination
of Marion DeKalb Smith, Of Kent county to
succeed himself aS Comptroller of tho Treas
ury. and of State Senator Charles c.. Creth.
ers. OF Creit county, for Attorney General
Rearn Stoha"cn Warehouse Durham, NJ c.
StokcS'S hail. the telegraph Office. telephone
exchange, Offices OF the Durham Fertilizer
Company anh tn" store of the Durham Sun.
ply Company, and the upper parts OF the
stories of r. ID. BlacknalIs Markss and Ell
lis's stores were burned on Thursday Loss
estimated ut 800. 900.
Robert c. Scott. cx-city treasurer, of Jack.
Sonville, Fla. was arrested Wednesday on "A
charge Of cmbezzing Sl0.707 of the cty's
funds during his term of Office which ex-
pired June 81. Tho alleged shortage was
discovered by experts employed by the city
council. The charge of cmbezzlemcnt will
again he made mt the regular term of the
criminal court on August 27 Scott il free
until then on writ of habeas corpus.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09
Miscellaneous.

Two : 900 notes were found in an upner
story OF tn" Old health Office in Washington.
The POpulist OF Ohio in convention mt Col
umbus have nominated General CoXcv for
Governor
TIL" Fresno, Cal. Court House, which cost
The county :lSO, 900. was damaged by fire to
ihc extent Of 500, 900. The building was tuliy
insured.
Tho law passed by The last Massachusetts
Legislature providing for tho examination OF
persons having anything to do with the run.
ming OF boilers and engines is now in effect
The penalty for violation is very severe
The bank Of Salisbury, Mo-, the oldest bank,
ing system there, has been ordered closed Al
examination showed that the banks books
were in bad condition. but it is thought
A"positors will be paid dollar for dollar
George w. Wolfe, tho bicycliss who left
Chicago at $40 p. III. Monday. July 22d ar
rived mt tn" city hall in New York Sunday
night at 7:l5 o'clock. having made the trim
on his wheel III six days three hours and
live minutes. Th" previous best record was
thus BROKEN NY 10 minutes.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09
Unique Way Of Getting Honey.

Mr.. j. b. Jones, Of Dublin, Ga, has
IN unique way Of obtaining choice
honey from his bees. He makes stands
similar to the old-style box gums with
apartition or head in tho middle. On
this he sets quarts and half gallon Jars
with II hole undrr each one for the
Jees to crawl up into the jars. The
jars are covered 50 the bees can work
III the dark. The bees go up into the
glass aad fill each with the finest of
honey. They are then taken off,
sealed and kept for nse. BY this
means the honey can be always kept
fresh and new, and never becomes
rancid, MS it does by packing away in
the ordinary manner. Atlanta Con.
stitution.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09
Largest Hound in Existence.

The largest hound il existence :,
said to belong to the Car OF Russia.
who has made n housc pet of the doy
and keeps it "A his own apartments
The Car is stated to place great con.
tidencc in the animals intelligence
and devotion. anl has often dismissed
new attendants toward whom tho
hound has shown dislike. The explain.
alton assigned is that the dog had rec
ognizcd in them secret foes to Lis
master.