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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-05
CAPT. JoHAS SMITH WINS.
He VIII Now Proceed TO Foreciose on
the Schooner Ella Johnson.

ne VIII NOW Proceed 10 fOrecioSe on
the Schooner Ella johnson.
Judge Langley decided yesterday after
noon the controversy between Capt. Johan
smith and johnson & Hanson over the
sealing schooner Ella Johnson In favor OF
Smith, who win now proceed 10 forecioss
his 1900 chattel mortgage.
The case held the attention of the court
curing the latter part OF August. and the
moves and counter-moyes made IN the Bit
ter fight would ill columns. Capt Smith
was trying to foreclose his mortgage with
out taking the matter into court. when
Johnson & Hanson got out a restraining
order and not only stopped the sale but
had the case transferred TO the superior
court for trial. Then there was fight
about a receiver, which was finally COM
promised. in part at least. Johnson &
Hanson claimed that they had been dam
aged because Capt. Smith had given up a
sealing voyage which should have Melted
s3.9o and also said he was incompetent.
Smith replied that he was competent, but
that the voyage was given up owing TO a
quarrel with Hanson. The vessel is now
out OF the sherifrs hands and there VIII
be a hearing this morning as 10 what steps
shall be taken 20 protect Smiths rights.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-05
THE KINDERGARrES CHRISTMAS
Great Treat for the Children-No Ex-
tensions Intended Yet.

tensions intended Yet.
The Seattle Kindergarten Association is
making active preparations 70 give the
pupils Of the free kindergarten on Main
street a Christmas festival. the board OF
trustees at a meeting on Monday having
decided 70 have a tree. with dolls for the
little girls and something for tho boys
Contributions OF fruits. nuts and candles
VIII he very acceptable. Those ladies who
have promised 70 dress dolls are requested
- call as soon as possible at Stewart 4
has kindly consented - take charge =
the necessary suggestions as 70 the style
OF dress wished.
The committee On extensions report Cd
offers - several buildings for use as free
kirdergartens. but as the association &C.
sir@s 70 placs any new free kindergartens
under the care Of graduates Of the train
ing class. and a. there are az yet no grad
yates. - was decided 10 defer action on
the subject
A resolution was adopted as follows:
Resolved. That on and after the 1st 6a-
% January, 1856. no further paw pupils
shall be received BY the Main street kin
derEarten, and ell such pay pupils now on
the rolls shall on that date cease their
connection with the school as such pupils. -
The treasurer reported az Improvement
in collections. all bills paid ard A good bal
aroe in ia treasury. The COMMITTEES on
supplies reported estimates % expense IN
connection with sitting mp the much-need-
- plavroou- Nothing definite vas De-
cided upon. a. the fund which IS being
collected FOR that purpose is not vet large
enough % cover TIRE expense
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-05
Leather Goods.

Ladies Purses. sc. Sc. &c. Sac s7sc
CnIi6ren's Initial Purses. &c
Chgdssp's Purses. with miniature $50
Iaa.es c6fnr.natlen Ppeketsoek and
Card Csse, seal. sos 90. So, a5e. s..
<iA tl.Asl.5s. slsa ssas 10 Sa5o each
Yad.es Conrtlrs.oa PoSketaeos .apd
card Case. grain leather. 7s1. 81. slE.
tIn 70 s2.s
tas;es COMBINATION roeksssock. ana
Cafa'c Case. alligator. 81. s1-ss. si.5o. g 90
IS each.
Ladies Combination Pecketeoek ana
Gard CASE. giraffe. latest novelty. sesSo
each.
Ladies' Combination Packegsook and.
Card Cass. genuine lizard. SIS. sS.s5 to'
s. each.
Ladies Opera Bags. highest novelty,
giraffe skin. s4Ts each.
Ladies Chatelaine Bags. .sc. Eoc. $50,
sl,aS, s2.s5. $50 10 s. each.
ladies' Boston BAGS. 75s. S5c. CSC.
Sl.S5. $3.50. s. s, So. ss.2S. ~.
Ladies English Shopping Bags. sea-
S2s5 and si5o.
Handles FER shopping Bags. 200 pair.
Gentlemen's Collar end Cuff Boxes.
IN black and colorei leather. 81, sl-sas
N5c' $L75. s.. s2.6o. 81
ladies' Music Rolls. 6ac. eac. sihS.
slS5. $i.s5 each.
LADIES' and Gentlemen's Dressing
Cases, soc, 81. $50 s., Ss.sa. s.. sS.S,
st75. &.J0. s675 to ss.75 each.
Ladies Portfolios. STA, sl75.x $22s.
s2s0 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-05
New suits Filed.
The following new suits were filed yes
terday In the superior court:

The following new suits were filed yes
terday in the superior court:
w. l. Whitney. Jr.. VS.. John Teemann
ct al~-s1 120 promissory note and to fore
close mortgage.
Atkinson-Calhoun Company VS. John De
Martini et ux.-Sl2S50 goods furnished;
garnishment directed 10 Angelo Benefit
ETH.
Edmund L. Hepler VS.. Caroline Hepler
Divorce.
Charles Healey VS.. Washington Dairy
Company-S54. transcript from justice
court.
James II. Hurst VS. Alfred Mosher &
Son-S4f. 900 promissory notes paid by
Hurst as indoFser.
T. w. Hawkins, as receiver OF the First
National hank OF Anacortes, VS.. Herbert
Tappan-Sl25 promissory note. garnish-
ment directed To Bank of British Coium-
bia at Seattle
Pierre z. Ferry VS.. j. II. Kunzie ct al
s625 promissory note ana 10 foreclose
mortgage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-05
New Jackets and
Capes.

Ladies Jackets. In black houcle. Is
inches long. sqnsre revere. sssS
Ladies Jackets. in black boucle. IS
inches ierg, extra large sleeves, two
bgttcned front. ripple back. $50.
Same style IN bstter qualify at sis5o
and sl65a
Hansssme Beaver Jacket. - inches
long. black and navy blue. Sass and
Sill
Push Cape % inches long wide
sweep kissed WITH chanr-able six.
trimmed With electric seal. special
price, ssss.
Ladies Plush Cape, same style a.
above. = inches long. trimmed with
'possur fur on collar and edge. Sid.
Same style. trimmed NTH Tieoet Nan
Sl2S
Same style, handsomely embroidered,
Sis.o. sI6 $3.50 ard so.
We have Just received q new line OF
French Coney. Wool Seal. Electric Seal
and Astrakhan Capes. Please compare
prices before Buying.
Just received . new line OF Flsn-
nelet;s and German Eijerdown Wrap
pcrs. Flauneiettss, SIS. 81. - and si.53
German Eiderdowns, s2.as. S.4S and SIS.
Atwood Tricot Waists. navy and
Hack. at s226.
A complete stock OF Maeklntoshes,
ranging from S2s15 TO so.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-05
Art Goods.

Stamped Linens. doylles. &C. SC. 70.
-15c, soc. sc. 35c, 4ocs 45c, 5oc. CSC, s5c
each.
Stamped Linens. center pieces. 80.
s5c. 4oc. Soc. sc, roc. S5c. sec. sl:25. si5a
$l75 each.
Stamped Linens. tea cloths. SSc. 81.
s.25, $50. s.T5. 50. Sc 5. SO. IS. 1915.
$3.50 and s4.25 each.
Stamped Linens. trays. 5oc, CSC. TSc.
s5c, s.. Sis. $i.25. StSs, SIso. N,75.
Irish Point Embroidery. scaffs. sl.25.
$50, sl.75. "a. SIS
Irish Point Embroidery. squares. sc,
Sc. 5oc, zee. soc. s1lp.
Irish Point Embroidery. squares. SIX
50. T5c. 81. l25. SIS. $50. si75. s.. %.
$50.
Camhric-covered Down Pillows, i4x14.
soc; 1sxls. csc: 1sxls. SEC: 2oN20. sl.10;
22x22, sl.S5. 24x24. $3.50: Tiki. H.75.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-05

appear from the municipal court. where he
vas gwen one year IL 5ail for whipping
Ahonas Busha- IL VIII De recalled that
savage ara B1sha were out seeing the
'oNn and had a slight trouble. which re-
suited IN sayzge's arrest for rob5ing
Busha- There was no evidence to support
the case. and 50 Savage was tried BY a
jury Tor assault and battery. On convIc-
uon BE Was given one year. but took an
appeA Il response 70 Judge Humes'
question as % what he wanted 70 do. Saw
age said he desired 70 plead guilty and be
sentenced. Thirty GAYS IN the county
jail and pay costs" SAID the Judge. Co
on win the Eann!sfer case
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huntington Snrvica.

Whole hours faster than any other line
20 Omaha. 81. Joseph. Kansas City. 81
Louis an3 all other Southern and south
ca tern points.
This is 8 fact-a plain. unvarris shed fact
which IS demonstrated every day IN thu
year.
Tickets. time tables and fun informa-
ton on application 10 the nearest tfeIze,
agent or Nv addressing 81. i. Benton
Puget Sound Agent. corner Yasler and
Front street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-05
THE Estate of
Hannibal Howe.

Written especially FOR F. ". Bacon BY
Jusson B~lsie. 4 pay fal Of human In
rergst with many new IDEAS Tor tie Irsf
$50 "a the history O. the drama. TIE
saISaf.1n Army Is presented as L g. ard
-. - egl.ed See old Amos Howe I'll
49, F.,,rrp~ Hear the Header Wagon
G,ta rtaffr. ard ether new and novel Eea-
sr,r@a presented wien ire f2l strength o.
s~e Bacon stock Company. =. ". Bacon
as Amos Howe
-s-s,es-ts.. %. 1oc. SO an1 55e Tele-
rhore PIE s Box offics open from = a.
n 20 % p II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-05
Only Seven Months of Happiness.

Edmund L. Hepler reversed the usual or
der OF things yesterday in the superior
court by applying for divorce from his
wife Caroline. instead of having her apply
ing for one from him. Mr.. Hepler has res.d-
cd in Columbia for about four years, but his
wife deserted him. he says. in December.
1899 against his wishes. There are no chill
qren and the property mentioned In the
complaint is worth $50 This marriage
took place at Killduff. Ia. IN May. 1850.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-05
BREXTTIE~.

Seattle Turn Vere!n masquerade. satur-
day. December Z.
n. Cutterman's u-year-old daughter
Nellie yesterday feil down "A steep en-
hankmeut near the home AZ Ross. and
broke her right arm IN two places
n the case Of G. NJ Benny vs. Cla,r
& Bahcock. notice Of which appearn.9 II,
Yesterdays POst-Tuteiit gencer. IL was In
adverfeuf'v stated that the Drov9ovs 9a-
c'eions had been In favor Of Clein g. pah-
cock Both the superior and the sunTornA
courts decided the case IN Beunv's favor
and he vas grantet the non-sJt By Jus
-iaa N~rsfv-a fr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-05

Asan emergency medicine. Ayers Char
- pactaral takes the lead q aIl other ~a-,-
edles For the relief and cure o. cro,qo
yrnoorYng cough. sore throat. and ere ,fs,,
rarous pulmonary troubles TO which ~
,-o,,.,v are 50 liable. Il IS invaluabla. hai.
,,-,or,rt % act, sure 70 cure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-05
More Than Enough signatures.

The signatures TO the non partisan
ticket yesterday aggregated a total Of
about 400. OF which 150 were Republicans
lbs Populists and lis Democrats. 1t was
thought advisable TO obtain more than 800
the number required by law, 10 provide
against the possibility of some OF the sign
ers being disqualified
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-05
Ont I'm san Francisco FrcIgb,.

Another cut In freight rates from ca,
Francisco wes announced here Yesterday
For the Wflla Wallas sailing from thar
r.ort on December L the rate VIII 70 e
t,-, far r,errhareise and 81 cents 80, -
salt. This is j drop from s. fer meroaan-
disc and Sl.60 Tor salt,
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There Wil - public meeting a. -.
A~norw hall Thursday evening n, -
sNa~p. az which able speakers VIII cor.7,,~.
a so5-t debate or the water question "a HIS
= 80 la voted on next Tuesday. Eve~,-has,-
a. earnestly requested 70 Re present
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s,,,,,.a,,,e Cou,-, D...,sio,s

Olympia. Dec. -SpeciaL-Opinlons IN
following cases were flied in the supreme
court today
Z H Doty et al, respondent vs. Harry
Krutz. appellant. from Walla Walla coun-
Is. dismissed.
Peter Peterson. appellant. w. Sheriff of
Skarft county: affirmed.
Ella W GriesTner, appellant. ~. Bower
& Rex. respondents; from Pierce county:
reversed
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CITY Hall Notes.

August Beyer has applied 70 ~. board
OF public works for the position OF super
intendent OF parks.
Building permits were issued Yesterday
as follows: Lewis Bros. TO repafr 81
Charles hotel. $500: II. r Way. renairs 10
building at Dyer avenue ana Diagonal
street 500
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etc. imitation shell. isc. -. 80. Sc,
4As, 4sc 20 Sc.
New Hair Ornaments. dax1ers. combs,
etc. real shell. SIC. SIX SIZE. SITS,
81 - 70 s. each.
New Novelties in Jewelry and sterling
silver gocds.
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This Christmas

VIII undoubtedly be time for practical gift
making. Articles of use as we'll as beauty are
being sought. We have whole store full of
appropriate things for holiday gifts. Come and
see what we are showing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-05
ITEMS handkerchief.

Cambria Handkerchlefs, with tape.
border. for &c, i0c. iSc.
Hemstitohed Handkerchiefs in plain
white or colors, Toe, l5c, &C. 25c.
Au-I4lncn Hemsutched Handker-
chiefs for 25c. Soc. soc, 75c.
Mems Plain silk Handkerchief, In
narrow and wide .hems. Csc, soc, 75c, 81,
$l.25.
Mems silk Initial Handkerchiefs, 500
and 75c.
New silk Mutfiers at CSC. sec. 81. si.25.
sl.5e.
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Ont Rates to Victoria

Commencing today. and until furthar
-nttce. the fare on The Resale 70 Pc.
townsend wall De = cenis, and e. VIcte~ts
& al y. Il. JACKSON. Manager
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MS SENTENCE cur DOWN.

pnstli~s savage Convicted Of Assault,
hut Punished for Robbery
" thlnk. your honor. SAID Ass,sssIt
Y~asecutlng Attorney Wtlsh!re q daGSe
fumes yesterday ulernsngs 'hAt " MAN
+ savage must have been SEM. - =.
$50, Instead q assault and battery, %
which he was convicted
Ta.s remark Was called forth aaF.ng "a
sxnIsnstien BY the prosecutor % S1vags
easira 70 change hls plea ef not gully On
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-05

The California readers q the Post-Ta.sI-
Ngencsr VII End Il OF sale daily az Cooper
4 Cos stationery store. As Market street.
tlst one block Up Market street from the
Chronicle Office Pr5ce -
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By using Hairs Hair Remover. gray,
faded. or discolored hair assumes the
natural color OF youth. and grows luxur-
iant and strong. pleasing everybody.
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T,..nNarS-The best are .the cheapes, W.
have thern ~ Boston. Goodyear & Na-hai
n Apsrnethy. 80 Pike street
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Any lens duplicated. T2vss TESTED 80.
=. Wlxlnskl graduate ops.cian. 81 Froat.
corner Columbia
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TIE NorthcrD Fac-G- 5 nog running ~,
.~at-S daily between seattle and PorsiarA
Lave sea.tle lg-2G and 10 2. n.
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The
Oldest
And the Best

I'm the Fall of 80. nv son,
r. b. ROUTE, had a huge carbun-
Gle on his neck. The doctor
lanced il. but gave him no per-
manent benefit.
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Hair Ornaments.

New Side Combs. 10c. loo. 2oc. CSC. 35c.
<5c. soc pair.
s2.50 pair.
New Hair Ornaments. daggers. combs.
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.Dafy. tDaily except Sunday.
Short ara direct line TO all points In
British Columbia. through the principal
General once. Colrnan block. Seattle.
A. u. SCRoGGY. General Freight sn1
Passenger Agent. y
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Eyeglasses for Christmas gifts Eyes
tested free. Miss =. Wilzinski. graAusts
oysician. 81 Front
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Newcastle eoal gives sa'lsfactioa. 81 a
sen
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TTv0TT THEATER- washlrgtca St., 80
tween Second and TAtFa, Seattle, Wasa-
rnanaeer Week or Monday. Dec. O. En-
tire N-w Company. FIRST APPEARANCE St
Ia Rose < Laying, joan Gna Annse zs-
ter TIE great anc only ANA Rda. Jap
sasse Tommy, ard the great farce GEM
ety written ~ Nose Gods NTH. e.E-
ted -FOUR TRAMF1. Admission, isc-
Reserved EsatS &C.
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when you want gs06 coal ge; New
castle.
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Get TIE best Newcastle eOAl 81 ton
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Discount
Sale.

On every dollars worth of
goods bought in our store
you get a discount of 20 per
cent. Take advantage of
this sale, "a it means a big
saving for you. We are fast
getting the reputation of
being the only clothing
house i'm Seattle that sells
its stock at low prices. Your
trade is what we want. Will
honest goods at low prices
get it? Call on US before
buying elsewhere.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30
Child LauPuage.

Does anybody know of children who today use language apart in the com munication of their thoughts, a language that puzzles linguists, and yet is under stood thoroughly by the youngsters? There was remarkable case some years ago in Albany. Two boys of we'll known family-the father was a cele- brated politician-wheneve they talked together used invariably-that is, in the presence of other members of the family "a language that was not to be discov- cred among pagan or Christian people The boys never gave an explanation aft CT they reached the age of 15 or 16. Up to that age they chattered with volubil- ity in this singular tongue. Here is an instance that points toward the sanity of the theory advanced by Charles God frey Leland in Gypsy Sorcery:'' ''I be- lieve that d company of children left entirely to themselves would form and grow up wi Il a language which in a very few years would be spoken fluent U. ."-BoSton Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30
The Situation In Madagascar.

LONDON, July BOA dispatch to The Times from Antanenarive. Madagascar, says that the government is secretly mak- ing overtures for peace; but, fearing a revolution, is missing troops outside tho capital and declaring it's intention of re- sisting the French to the death. The anti European feeling is increasing. The Brit ish consul enjoins the British residents to go to the coast, as native preacher has tried to incite the Hoyas to massacre the ich
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30

An Underwear Surprise.

Our clearing sale has been productive of surprises customers have been surprised at the large variety of desirable goods offered daily at such low prices.
 We have been surprised how stock of Summer Goods has been reduced in so short time
 Everyone has been surprised the great jam of people who have continually crowded store of the dules months the year. and all this goes show what by re able advertising and good goods at truly low prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30
Cardina, Gibbons Interviewed Abroad.

LONDON, July 3O.-The Chronicle has a Paris dispatch which gives report of an interview with Cardinal Gibbons, pub 1ished by The Gaulois, oh the friction be- tween church and state in France. The cardinal asserted that America would nev- CT tolerate the infiiction of a special tax on religious establishments; as the Amer jeans believe in liberty of conscience for all, and that the government respected the feeling.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

-J.J. Lynch of Casleton, N. Y, who has been visiting friends here for the past ten days, has returned home.
 MT and Mrs P. J. McDonald of fl Green street are being congratulated over the birth of daughter.
 -Zephar LoDeville of 25 North Leonard street, an employe at the Clock shop, while working on a drop press to-day had the radisl artery severed by chisel. He was treated by Doctors Berube and Callaghan He suffered much from loss of blood.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30
Death of Mrs. Severance

CLEVELAND, July 30.-Mrs. Florence Hardness Severance, wife of H. l.. Sever anoe, treasurer of the Standard Oil compa- ny, died at tke suburban residence of the family at Willoughby, o. Death was the result of q complication of diseases.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30

COLON, July 30.-According to present indications, work on the Panama canal is going to be pushed with vigor. A director of the canal has announced that 5, 900 la. borers are required for work on the uncom- pleted interoceanic waterway and that the wages to be paid arc 1.20 in Colombian currency per day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30
The PriscilIa's Pilot Dead.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 30.-Benja- min Phillips, second pilot on the Fall Riv- CT line steamer Priscill;L, died suddenly of neuralgia of the heart aboard the steamer. He was 60 years old and had been in the company's service 25 years. >
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30
Wife and Son Drowned.

NEW YORK, July 30.-Sergeant Frank lin T. German of the Delaney street sta tion, while on duty last night, received word that his wife and eldest boy, George, 8 years of age, who were visiting in Sullivan county, had been drowned in Snring lake while out boating.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30
Insnreents Resiege a Cnhan ToMn.

HAVANA. July 3O.-It is asserted here that Antonio Macco at the head of 6,00O insurgents, is attacking the town of Jigu- ami, near Bayamo, in the province of San tiago dc Cuba. General Lachambre, with 5000 troops, has gone to the relief of Jig uani. No further details are obtainable at Orosent
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30
The Buoks County Convention,

DoYLEsTowN, Pa., July 30.-The Bucks county Republican convention for the elec- tion of delegates to the state convention resulted in victory for the forces of Colo onel B. +. Gilkeson, the anti-Quay candi- date for state chairman
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30
Artist John c. johnston Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-John c. John- ston, an artist formerly living in Cincin. nati and more recently in Baltimore, died in Camden, aged 69. He had painted the portraits of many prominent men.
 Grover Cleveland agrees with Josh Bill ings' remark that "when a man hez a good wife he should set perfeckly still and bless God every 20 minutes. "-New York Re- corder.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30
Boston Women Plead For Maria.

BOSTON, July 3O.-The Woman's Rescue league of this city has passed a preamble and resolutions calling upon Governor Morton of New York to commute the death sentence imposed upon Maria Barberi for the murder of her lover.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30
The Greatest Surprise Of All.

Is manufacturers lot of WOOL Underwear We empha. size the word Wool for the you would expect samples small ots and what might be called the run of the m in Camels Hair Wool and fancy mix tures running value from 5c to $1 per garment and mencing morning put the entire lot sale price. Choice 39c per garment.
 would advise buy ice winter
 time they got cheap but would advise them buy Wool Underwear in the summer at this price, It will keep
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30
six Conncilman Arrested.

TOLEDO, July BOA sensational scene was enacted in the council chamber last evening by the arrest of six Democratic members who refused to obey the mayors official call for joint session of the coun- AA and a.dermenl