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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
E,prineers Nav strike Now.

GARLAND. Cal, Jan. 3O.-Chief Arthur
OF the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers is on his way to the Pacific coast.
Under his Instructions all the brother
hoods are being polled on all the roads in
order to get vote on the question of or
dering a general strike. According to the
rules of the brotherhood general strike
cannot be ordered without n consenting
vote from two-thirds of the members Of
the organization.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
\ Prophet In Harlem.

NEW NOM. Jan. 70. - Benjamin +.
Hunter Cn!orcd coachman. was COM
mittcd 10 the custody Of The board of char
titles and 4, rrections by Justice Koch in
the Harlem police cour: because he claim
I'd he was prophet of God Hunter has
written lottcrS to governors of various
states, Judges and other prominent per
sons warming them that their destruction
was fast approaching
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

At &c
All linen crash toweling, bleached.
regular price Sc. bargain day &c
AtI9c
Turkey red table damask, regular
price 25c, bargain day 19c
Ate
AZ inch bleached pillow case muslin,
regular price Toe. bargain day &c
At SIC
Full size Crochet bed spreads, regular
price SIPS. bargain day S5e
At12,c
Extra large size buck towels, regular
price lie, bargain day I2gc
Aisle
Heavy striped bed ticking. regular
price l2Ac, bargain day Sic
At &c
New styles dress ginghams, regular
price Zoe. bargain day &c
Attic
LOnsdale cambria, regular price 12Gc.
bargain daT T9c
At 39c
Ready made sheets. regular price soc,
bargain day 39c
Light and dark outing flannel, regular
price Toe, bargain day Gle
At sc
Crossbar muslins. regular price Sc.
bargain day sc
Large size bath towels. regular price
l5c. baagain day Zoe
At4!c
bale yard wide unbleached sheeting,
regular price &c. bargain dag lie
Mems imported half hose, in fast
black. with double soles. regular
price 25c. bargain day 15c
At use
Mems fine natural wool undershIrts.
regular price so. bargain day 75c
At12Lc
Mems all wool socks. IN assorted
shades. regular price 25c. bargain
day I2Ie
Mems heavy scarlet underwear. in all
sizes. regular price 81 90. bargain
day 67r
AtI2!e
Boys hAnneletie shirt waists. regular
price zoe, bargain day l24c
SHOE DEPT.
Second Floor Second Floor.
FIRE SALE OF SHOES
STILL IN FULL BLAST.
One lot Ladies' DongIa kid button and
lace shoes, opera toe. patent tip
and common sense. manufactur-
ers price $50. fire sale price 97c
5000 pairs Ladies' fine Dongola button
shoes, latest styles. manufactur-
| ers price - SO. fire sale price 81 50
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

Rock LODGE, Fla, Jan. 30.-A small
black sloop has been anchored in the river
off South Rock Lodge Having seen no
signs of life aboard, a negro boarded her
and found the corpse of white man who
had seemingly been dead several days No
marks of violence were visible. From
chcckbooks and papers on the body it ap-
peared to be that of a man named Norton
Of Providence
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
sounds Like Monte Cris,o.

DENvEE, Jan SOW. :. Stratton has
shipped from the famous Independence
mine in the Cripple Creek district 100 tons
of ore, which is expected TO yield 1000.
zoo at the smcltGr in this city, Some of
the ore is rich tellurium, which runs
$50 600 in gold per ton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
Child Killed by an English sparrow.

BALTIMoEE, Jan 30.-Two sons Of
Charles Moore living eight miles from
this city. captured an English sparrow.
They took the bird home for their baby
sister Ida to play with. On being released
the sparrow few savaSely at the child and
fiercely seized her lower lip. The bird had
to be killed and tho beak pried open with
a pair of pinchcrs. An illness in the nature
Of blood poisoning set in, and the little
one soon suCCumbcd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
Captured In Philadelphia.

PALMYRA. n. Y. Jan 3o.--George W.
Collins was arrested in Philadelphia. Col
Inns was formerly the state agent for the
Wayne Building Loan and Accommodating
Fund association of this village, and carly
last August lie departed hastily for Eng
land. Investigation proved II ~ he had
taken about 800 of the assoriat ms funds
with him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

PERRY, q. r. Jan 3O-A priest who
returned from Shcred Heart Mission tells
of a battle near there between two gangs
of outlaws over the distribution of some
spoils one gang had stolen \ terrible
fight with knives. pistols and winohesuers
ensucd. At least one man was killed.
while several others were badly wounded
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

CHG AuO, IAN &0.--Thc board Of trade
markets We're wildly excited and made n
sensational decline affected by heavy sell.
ing under the iniiuenCe nj the gold export
scare and the strained finaNvial conditions.
Cash wheat wen; below all former records
and was worth only 10 cents II bushel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
Dr. rnrkhurst Angry at Lexow,

New HOHk. Jan. 3O.-Dr. Parkhurst Is
highly indignant because the hearing ask
ed for by his society on the city police hills
was appointed for today at Albany by
Chairman Lexow. He refused to attend
and sent an angry letter to Mr.. Lexow de-
manding more time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
Electric Road From Washington

WASHING roN. Ian. 30.-The bill incor-
porating tho National Rapid Transit COM
pany.- which seeks to operate n railroad
between Washington and New York city
by electrical motive power, was made the
special order for the next meeting of the
judiciary committees
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

ATLANTA, Jan. 30.-Thero was a strik-
ing scene in the parlors of the Hotel Ara
gon when Mrs. L. = Grant, who had
stopped over here a day en- route to Flori
do. received a large delegation from the
Fulton County Confederate Veterans as
soc alton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

ROCHESTER,. Jan % Five flremen, in
Guiding Assistant Chief .iaynrr. weTu ol err
como by smoke during "a fro h; occur cd
I'm the five uy MoDtg merry d i tliuS ON
Graves street Tho building IL occupied
by several Manufacturing hfrus t.e
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
THE MEXICAN SITUATION.
Troops Are Being Hurried to the Guatema.
Ian Frontier.

CITY or MEXICo, Jan. 80 President
Diaz continues to receive offers of aid in
case of war, 1t is denied emphatically that
any Foreigners have been offered the COM
mand of troops il trouble occurs with Qua
tcmala. 1t is stated officially that if wal
is declared either Generals Topic or Ger
vantes will have full command of the
Mexican army.
The army of Mexico on the border is at
least g, 900 well equipped men, and re. en-.
forcements are hurriedly being sent to the
border. The Fourth and Sixteenth in.
fantry regiments departed for Chiapas
state and will move on to the frontier as
rapidly as possible.
GUATEMALA, Jan. 3O-The president
has just received Minister Arias of Hon
duras, Ministers Gomez of Nicaragua and
Estupina of Salvador have been received
before. All their speeches, which were
full of patriotism, clearly show that Guate,
mala will not stand alone in case of a
Mexican conflict They have individually
offered the co operation of their countries
to Guatemala in such an event, showing
that on any question directly affecting all
Central America stands united to repel
any Invasion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

PROVIDENCE. Jan. 30 Tho jury in the
keegan murder trial spent today in fol-
lowing out the route Keegan is said to
have taken on the day of the murder and
visiting the spot in Scituate where the
body of Mrs. Emily Chambers was found
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

PARts. Jan. So The moderate newspl-
pers approve President Faure's message.
but the Conservative and socialist journals
describe It is colorless document. All of
the papers approve the vote on the amnesty
resolution
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
nlnrr,. nlnner tn the presIdent.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3O.-The dinner given
by Attorney General and Mrs Olney to
President and Mrs Cleveland was ona OF
the most delightful OF the winter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
I.rnnnrdrs New Trial.

AMSTERDAM \. Y, Jan. 3O.-The sec
ond tIial of Pasquale Leonardo for the
murder of Alva b. Conover is in progress
At Fonda, Montgomery county. before
Justice Slower and jury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

TRIESTE. Jan. a Tho German War
ship Stein CON-. ming the safety OF which
some anxiety w, 'clt as u hottie contain
ing n message Thit she WIS sinking had
been picked arat /anto, Greece, has ar
lived snfnlv n; ms Ialrt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

Rio .IANEIEo, Jan, 30.-The partisans
of ex- President PeiXnto are making man
ifcstatiopS daily and threaten t. cause
trouble The government is taking pre-
CAUTIONS, 1t l. rumurcd that the military
cadets are en- -s,grd i'll conspiracy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
Monday JAN 18th

A few of the prices are quoted he
low.
Mems Calf Goodyear Welt Con
gress and lace 9S
Mems Calf Machine Sewed
Congress and Lace IS
Mems Fancy and Plain Goat
Slippers 35
Mems Fancy and Plain Goat
Oxford Ties, SO
Hand Sewed Congress, Plain
and cap toe. This is rare
bargain for this shoe, which
never sold for less than So,
this sale S1.9S
Mems Genuine Seal Goat Congress,
warranted waterproof. and a great
many other bargains in Mems shoes
Ladies' Dongola Butcher square and
opera toe. regular $3.50, this sale tl.S7
Ladies' Dongola lace and button. reg
ular price 90. this sale 100
Ladies' Dongola lace and button. reg
Hlar $500, this sale o. rs
Ladies' DoDgola Slippers, best grade.
regular price $50, this sale 90 - so
Ladies' plain rubbers sa 2S
Misses rubbers ~g ~ 2s
| Misses rubbers %
Misses Spring Heel button and lace.
Childfen's Shoes 15o. csc. see, Ate SOC
and SOC. all sizes.
COan Boot & Shoe Go,
$3.50 EAST MAIN STREET.
r. Z. oeLBY. Manager.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
CoNcS sued.

CLENELANp, Jan. sd. = Coxey Of
keep off the grass fame was sued in the
common pleas court for IS, I64. alleged to
be due Harmon X Frawley on 80 proinis-
cory notes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
The Guar Holds a ReceptIon

ST. PETERsBCIG. Jan. 30.-The car
and czarinn received at the winter palace
lS2 populations representing the nobility
of the chief cities the Zemstvos. or pro-
vincial institutions. and the different
corps of CSsuCks
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

TANG3EE, Morocvn, Jan. 20. -- There
has been ser cus iiss,l scement hetw N
the Amer, an consul "a agent NJ fes ans,
the MooFisa "a ef.,nieaT The detail Z at
the n, air ..os ..naNa.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

WASHINGTON, Jan 30.-The Huwgate
trial received an unexpected setback.
Judge Richardson was too III to attend
court. II he is not able to attend within
few days, a new jury must he called
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

SYRACUSE, Jan. 80 Tho flftocntD an
nual convention uf the New y or STATE
Cider and Cider Vinegar Manufacturers
association is ! eng held hcrr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

Good news for the New Year.

Good news for the New Year.
The highest grade of Carpets are selling
to-day at an average of 20 per cent less
than they were sold for year ago. 1t
gives us great pleasure to have the manu-
facturers tell US our business has been
equal t. that of many of the largest carpet
houses in New England. Determined to
do still larger business during the
coming year. we shall offer every induce
ment that money. experience and good
Judgment can secure.
Be sure and visit our stores for fine
quality. we'll selected, low priced goods.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
DEADLY MINERS RIOT.
Fifteen Were killed and Thirty-hv" Baayy
Wounded.

CITY oil MLNlCo. Jan. 80 A terrible
riot occurred at 0catlan The miners who
wrrr working in the rival mines became
involved in IL row which soon became y
general fight The police were sent for,
and with great difficulty restored peace.
After the excitement had quietCd down
ii was discovered that ~ had been killed
and 81 BADLY wounded The men fought
with mining tools, stilettoS and anything
they could secure Over 100 have been
arrested and Jailed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
IF YOU

Should happen to be forced to choose be
tween brushing your hair hundred times
and saying your prayers. choose the hair
brushing. II you should be forced
to choose between repairing your old
clothes and buying new ones. choose The
latter. for We sell clothing this month 50
cheap you can get a new suit OF oyercoat
for the price it would cost You to repair
your old ones. If you should be forced to
choose between wearing your old clothes
and new clothes. wear the new ones every
time, it gives you neatness and improves
your appearance, thereby enabling you to
command respect and succeed in all your
undertakings. Think of the vast number
of people. young and old who come to US
daily. and go away well pleased with their
bargains it takes very little money to
trade with US. We sell clothing on credit
at all prices as cheap as for cash and con-
duet orr business confidential sns
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
FOR SALE,

A cosy little place of Is acres. at Middle
bury center. A 125 acre farm, 4 miles
from Naugatuek and miles from Water
bury. A % acre place miles from Union
city. A 65 acre farm in WATERFOWL.
erMoney to loan.
L. R. GARTER, 10 BANK sTKEET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

district OF Waterbury. IS. Probate Court
bJan -. Is9S-
TpOu the application II Della Condor CT
Waterbury. Conn. praying thst she may Re
appointed guardian to her two minor child
rsn residing in said Waterbury viz James
Condor aged about YEAR. and Mary Aondon
aged about & months as per appllca' hon
on file more fully appears. IL II
Ordered that said application he heard and
determined at the probate office in Water
bury in said district. ON the lSt day OF tehrtl.
arr AID. lSaS.at 9 O'Clock in the forenoon.ap
that notice be given Of the tendency OF said
application and the time and place OF nearing
thereon. by publishing the same time n
district.
BY Order OF the court.
JAMS J. CIssIS Clerk Of Probate
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
Bankrupt
Stock Sale

Two bankrupt stocks of fine shoes to be
sacrificed at 5Uc on the dollar of their act
ual value. and the wear of every pair guar
anteed. Price & Legro. Boston Shoe man
ufacturers entire bankrupt stock and J. E.
Wheeler's. Waterbury. all at soc on the
dollar of their price. The goods from
Price & Legro were manufactured for the
finest Sixth avenue, New York retail trade.
Those from J. E. Wheeler were manu-
featured by Edwin c. Burt i Co, Joyce
Shoe Co. Trimbly & Brewster. E.
Legro & Spalding.
Ladies heavy walking shoes
J. E. Wheeler's price
$l.75, our price Sic
Ladies fine kid button
shoes. J. f. Wheeler's
price $500, our price Csc
Ladies kid button and lace
shoes, all style toes, plain
and patent leather tip.
}. f. Wheeler's price
$500, our price $50
Ladies' French kid button
and lace shoes. Rice &
LcgroS price 800. our
price $500
Ladies cloth over CATERS
from l9c up
Complete lines of fine kid
and patent leather on
fords, slippers and SAN
dals from 45c up
Children's shoes from l5c up
Misses shoes from 45c up
Complete line of boys
shoes from Csc up
Boys fine calf sewed shoes.
j. +, Wheeler'S price
5000, oui price Csc
Youths fine calf sewed
shoes, Rice & Legro's
price $500, our price CSC
Youths fine French calf
dongOla top shoes. Rice
& L.egro's price $3.50. our
price Sl.25
Boys French calf dongola
top shoes, Rice & Lc-
gro's price So, our price l.5O
Mems heavy working shoes
and brogans, J.E. Whee-
ler,s price 1928, our
price 65C
Mems calf sewed congress
and lace shoes. J. E.
Wheeler's price $500,
our price $l.0e
Mems American calf sewed
congress and lace shoes.
plain cap toes, J. F.
Wheeler's price $3.50,
our price Sl.2:
Mems fine calf sewed con-
! gresS and lace, Rice &
Legro's price $500. our
price $l.5(
Mems fine calf sewed shoes.
congress and lace, Rice
& Legro's price $3.50,
our price Sill
Mems fine French calf
shoes, all styles toe, Rice
& Legro's price S4.0O,
our price $2.0'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

who made three complaints against the
Brooklyn and Coney Island company.
The first charge was that the company
had nullified its charter ia charging two
fares from the Fulton ferry to Coney Is
land; the second, inefficient service and,
third. that the line from Ocean avenue to
the Boulevard has not enough cars run
ning for the accomm, daIion of the public.
Counselor Frank \. McCloskey appear
ed for Mr.. Hall in place of Congressman
William Sulzer. who is in Albany, and
II. W, Slocum for the company. Mr.. Slo-
cum admitted that there could be u decld-
ed Improvement in the railroad ON all
three charges. and that the company was
slowly remedying them. The hearing was
adjourned until Feb. 10.
Connolly Continues Confident.
Andrew J. Best and John Giblin, men,
bers of the executive board of District As
Scmbly No. 40. left for Albany to confer
with the attorney general in reference to
the annulment of the charter of the Brook
Ign Heights Railway company.
Master Workman Connolly appeared to
be in particularly hopeful frame of mind
when seen at headquarters The pros
poets of the strikers We're he said, most
encouraging. and financial aid was assur-
cd, With regard to President Lewis state
ment that the charges made in Albany
against the Brooklyn Heights company
were untcnahle he said:
President evils will find himself mis-
taken there, and he will get no adjourn
ment either. Things have changed lit
tlo in Albany, as Mr.. Lewis will learn be-
fore long. think ho puts the damage to
the rolling stock of his company at low
figure when he only puts it down at 800.
600
As to his statement that he has as
many men are necessary, VIC sent l /
men TO Indianapolis Tuesday, besides 9th
ers nearer this city. We won't leave him
a single man who is any good by tonight. -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
No Fire,
No Smoke,
No Water,
But GENUINE BARGAINS

have just received from a large
manufacturer in Mass, his entire
stock OF rejected boots and shoes,
sent back by different retailers.
Some of them are slightly damaged,
Others are all tight. This entire
stock will he placed on sale
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

OLYMPIA, Wash., Ian. 80. by n vote
Of 30 TO "a th, house decided TO abolish be
office of lieutenant governor Tho senate
viii undoubtedly XIII the bill
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

The RcaSon Given For the Action Is That
Large Amounts of Rebate win Soon Fall
President Greenhut Approved of
the Proceedings.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
CounscIing the strikers.

Il. b. McCuirc OF Amsterdam y. y
and H. Il. Martin of Minneapolis NOM
beers OF the general executive board of the
Knights % Labor. have been in this city
since Thursday Oh business in connection
with the brooklyn trolley mems strike.
They have held several conferences with
Master Workman Connolly and MIR Fen
ney of the beard of mediation and arbi-
tration. Mc(;uro and Martin left for AL
hany last night To attend the proceedings
today before Attorney General Hancock,
whereby it is sought - place the various
Brooklyn trolley car companies in the
hands of receivers on the grounds that
they have violated the statutes governing
their operation
McGuiro said AT the Broadway Central
hotel in answer To questions
- l wan To say that the strike IS not
ended The strikers have not surrender
ed, and the movement is now as strong as
ever. And even If the strike is not sue
cessful. though | am Sanguino of its salts.
factory CONCLUSION. the Brooklyn car com
panies will not have triumphCd. Only
three men have deserted the t., 900 strikers,
No concession has been made The men
have merely abandoned the demand for -
cents additional pay per day and return
to what they demanded before the strike
"a continuation of the terms OF 1894.
The strikers will take criminal and
civil action severally and individually
against those policemen concerned in the
outrageous clubbing of some of our mon
in the hall in Palmetto avenue. Brooklyn.
l understand that an injunction has al
ready been requested TO restrain the po-
lice from engaging in similar olubhingS.
We also intend Ia criminally prosecute
every militiaman who shot or wounded
any person during the strike troubles We
propose tn secure the issuance of criminal
writs against the presidents and directors
of the different Brooklyn trolley lines for
forcing their employees to work more than
the prescribed ten hours per day. 1t is
! also on our schedule to ask the Legislature
to define how far policeman may go in
violating the law and to Investigate whcth-
er the law against Pmkerton mon was vi
| olated during the strike troubles.
| We have sent 30l sCabs home since the
| strike began and have every proof that
the Brooklyn companies hired men who
were not inhabitants of the state at the
time of their employment Why. even
| residents of Minnesota were employed
| Now, such proceeding is in contempt OF
| the statute which stipulates that such
companies may hire inhabitants of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

later This was ,u ""' IAN of 1
Gates avenue ar Tea, umliurg street
He was kidnap Il IC,:v: tAv aHd has no
yet returned to his w"rk
Odd Fellow hall an Palmetto street ha
not been opened ~;nrc he police raidcd i
Monday night tE,, '3lt u who fell victim
to the policVHCs Il At shat Time ar
today nurSinl o',3r - lrtes One vt III
most seriously 81 80 ~ !. ; -. yr Wor};
man Thomas Murrnv Mr. Nj. - SAY
no was engaged IN ". ~ g. =: !Nhl
when the police cntr'"u T. I'm .rd ire
gan 10 club the men 49,! 81 .t y N uil
of the room Z ~ mas, g. . "a. ~ toll
the police that iC' no U.s. 8sI a. \ way Vic
lating the law lie was vii ing to ho p!a, O
under arrest, hut no protested against he
ing dubbed / his ayailed. noth.n-. how
ever, he said. rs he was dealt three heav
blows over the head and shoulders an
hustled out Of the door. Today he Is I'm
able to leave his bed ~
State Railroad Commissioners Boards
ley. Chaplin and Richard sat In Justic
News court to give hearing TO com
plants against the trolley roads. The frs
! case called was that of Walter r. Hal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30
\ Motorman kidnapped.

The clubbing and shooting at Ridge
wood seem to- have had an intimidating
effect on the striking element of that COM
munity. for quiet has reigned since. But
one assault is known to have been made
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-30

Master Workman Connolly Assumes Conf
dencc and says the New Men Are Being
sent Home Conductor stabbed and
Motorman kidnapped.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-17
Market a Xxi Re. Reports,
FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS

New York, Oct. 15.-The speculation
today was irregular in its course at the
outset and remained dull until practically
the last hour, when an animated move
ment set in, due to the operations of the
professionals. An encouraging develop
ment was the forging to the front of the
Granger shares. The strengthening fac
tor in the market was in a general way
the expectation of radical change for
the better earnings to result from the
strong rate agreements that are now
practically in the last stage of compile
ton among the New York truck lines.
The extreme advances extended to
81 to l rs per cent in the Changers,
the last in Rock Island. Northwest
touched and closed at the best figures of
the, year, 107 rs. Leather preferred
and Iowa Central preferred rose . per
cent; Cotton Oil preferred, 1 81; COM
mon, /; Kansas and Texas Pacific, 1 IA ;
Tobacco, Is. Gains of full figures
were scored in many other stocks. The
closing was strong at not far from the
highest point.
Bonds were strong and animated.
Sales, So, 100000. Central Pacific skies
of '96, Union Pacific skies of 80 adj
yanced 1 II; Kansas and Texas of
Texas fives, 1 5-S; Fort Worth and Den
yer city tirsts, l per cent.