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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26

There will doUirlvss b. ;.t.nr Shuutiug,
 but We fully t>'.,.y to bring the cnluncl to time, lS W. did un two Uth'r occasions,
 On Tuesday w have planned tn call on
 MCSsrS. R. T. .Iuhn>1u. th' druggist, and
 r. VI. Shuats, thr grocer. We layC been
 working for six months tu CuHVinCv thee
 gcntlCm, n that advertising pays and shall
 now make onr final effort. As holA of
 them arr quick an the draw and good
 shots, We may not he abe Ia satisfy them
 that a neat and attractive advcrtisvmcnt
 is sure tO ca;ri the average reader and
 make him a e.. ialurr. "Wednesday we
 have laid aside for a visit tn Captain
 Whites farm. He has owed lis a hill of
 $l3 for year ur more, and the other day
 ho sent word for Us to come out and col
 lCct if we dared. We shall accordingly
 go out. The captain has a winchester and
 two rrvOlVc-s and has built dirt fort at his door, hut We hope to ruut him out and return home with the cash before night.
 Thursday We go over to Lost Trail to
 mako Judge Johnson take water. The judge keeps d gambling den. Two weeks | ago We published Hn item to the effect that | he was not square man, and he sent us word that wr were a liar and n coward. ! While he will know of our coming and is | q pretty fair shnt, We have every faith that
 we shall come cut If it a cunqurring hero. | He will hear us whuup aS We turn into the main street. and if Lr hasn't maIo up his
 mind tu Crawiish he had better get a hos | tilo welcome [, ady for Us. On Friday We
 are going out lo look for Jim Crawford, l the half breed V hn ha, tn.vn telling around 1 that he iUt"uG~ to s!u"t Ills on sight. If 1 Jim iS within Gu mix, uf town. we'll find ! him. aud if found we'll scare him half tC
 death in five minutes. saturday will hC l our day fir r"uHdinG up six critters a; 1 IanE's Ford N bu owe a year = subscription
 each and hAN, ~,nt Ills word tn whistle fol l our c;iNA. N'v r,..sy nut ert is. but at least three cl ,Ec ,,'t.. Iurnts arc bear hunter and m, il "l s.l .,', and there is rruIui>,' u 1 lively >iv-; w:.,n We dr"p in on th, III.
 :Slmr wc>j,tH ..,i:urs don't >vclu tn 2r
 any fun vu, n; Iuunin& a newspaper Lu
 We harr r,>,, h..d tn complain uf any
 thing in tl,.!I ,y::,v!ian. II. c, Ap-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
STUCK ON THE WAYS.
The Launching of the Big American Lint
 St. Paul Postponed.

The Launching of the Big American Liner
 St. Paul Postponed.
 PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-Tho launch ing of the big American liner St. Paul has been postponed for several days. At tho eleventh hour rshGdiSapU0inted hor owners, the International Navigation company :; her builders, tho MUsSrs. Cramps. and tho vast multitude of humanity waiting to witness her initial dip by refusing to budgo an inch from tho ways. The fail urc was as unfortunate as it was unfure- scCn.
 When the scheduled timo arrived. the yard was crowded with thousands nf sight srrrS, the river wns dotted with craft bear ing distinguished visitors, and Miss Fran Ces (. GriSc"n, surroIu,Cl by a party of friends. stUud on the christening stand swinging the bottle of champagne which Was 10 give tho ship it's luItiNnI and await ing the signal tu give iJ its namo. Tho proi'S were knocked away. th" last log; saWrd, and all y,S We're Iir,.';c aH luuS- ly [" the mighty hull, but sEc did mt move.
 Thrn an invotigat!un Was made. and it was discovered t:at tfc tal!"w with which the ways hHi lurn Grvasrd had caF.,l tn tine con ,i,;t, ucy ut flint, and in at,4LI of assisting i" .uiiu th bout of rather rvtartcd itS aurrn!cIN. Before the launch Was aIrnd,nr,l, huWcvrr, atrrnu' ous riforts to get the vrs,vl under way were made
 Immediately aft P the crowd tli>pursrd gangs of wurkmCn were set at the ways, and the work progressed rapidly. Tho ship by evening had already been rrbaScd and in the cuurSN of two or three days tn, ways will he rebuilt, when she will agair bo ready tn g "tr. The difficulty of tid, will tEVn have to ohrvnrountcrrd, however | and it is frarGi thnt this may delay tn, proposed launch for tW Q weeks ur there about when full lido will be available at a convenient hour.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Weather Forecast.

Slightly colder; fair weather; north west winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND and Secretary Gresham are having as much trouble with the influential jingo element in the United States as with the Pandora's box of complications which has been dumped upon the department of state. The jingoists can see no excuse for Spain not having made the apology demanded (4lthough it Is patent to all ool heads that the delay is caused by the change of min istry) and would like to see the president send fleet over to seize Cuba at once. The same hot heads also interpret the Monroe doctrine to mean that the United States should attack Great Britain, if that country carries out its threat to compel Nicars qua by force to accede to its de mands. Fortunately for the country neith- CT the president nor his cabinet has any touch of the jingo fever; consequently the numerous foreign complications are being handled in business and sommon sense way
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
GLEANINGS.

Nutmrgs should he used with Cauti"n Half "mrE' in hot drink will kill a strong man.
 As vast aS Alaska is, and incalculahl" as is its wealth. wo paid RuSsia for it less than half C,ut an aCrT.
 The Bank If England has $l 10, 0uO, ,0Ou of private deposits intruetrd toitS care, as well as $26, UO0 u00 uf public money.
 The nearest approach to the north pole was on May R lS>2, when Lieutenant Lockwood stood within 396 miles of that coveted spot.
 A Japanese junk containing cargo of becswax and candies is said |" have been unrarthcd in the sand of an Arizona val ley, 2SO milrs from tho Pacific.
 Chlorufurm was the result of ages of CX pertinent in an effort to do away with tho pain of surgical operations. Opium and many other drugs had been tried with moro Ur less success.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
SIMPLE SALVE.

Salt and water will sometimes revive a person when unCon~ciOuS from n hurt.
 \ medical writer says indolrncr is an indication of diabetes and Is frequent in dyspepsia.
 According to the late pr. Brown ScQuard, the "rlixir of life" man, gentle pressure of the rarS will control a severe fiji of coughing.
 pnyrh,I corn. which, with sprinkl" of salt, ir very nice, k said to lAc a remedy fur ;hat di>aErvcahlr sensation known as hrar;h4ru, fruul which parchcd almonds aru also said tn give relief.
 Here is a simple but c1licaciouS remedy far burns. Crate or scrnpc raw potato. Cover Inc burned part with it. As soon as it becomes hot renew it. Continue to re- new at intervals until relieved.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
4 ROYAL FLUSH.
Tho shah uf Prrsia drinks bottle O hrarIN n lnN

Tho shah uf Prrsia drinks bottle of brandy day.
 Queen l,Niso "f Denmark iS - years of aGc, I.t i~ we'll IF, served and locks much ynun!-'r
 Tlu, ling If Korea has assumed the titl" of ,lur,I,r, f"rviEn papers say, having is>urd the Ir"rl"mati"n to that effect al, ui two I'uuth> az"
 Thr rlariua uf Hu>,ia K fond of swim min. and in !tt,Iulgviu it i~ havin.a tath of white u,lt!.lr made in th" Winter ral- ace in whi'-h -I,'' r.lu lr., Ill the pleasure and 'orut,lj ~u,' q, ~ir.>
 TLrC.uut "( Flanders, brother of tht kln.- ,f thr Ii,I,ilu~. i~ thc richest prince in Eurapr. Nrt hr k a~hIu% tn have his allow "l.-,' from thv F., i-ian government increased from Siu, Ouu tu $5u OHU year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26

kind that makes a loving husband. His addrr~s will he funny. rnJhrti, and ful! of interest. At the ci.~,' l.,' will :>k every female whn wants tn l,. l"v,i ..ul cher ishcd and lu4-.,'l ;s:.d L",',cl upon H- an angel to tal n I...!: .,I ti,,.i :rn'n hm and start f r 1..:~ ~, -'irn,i Ari- 'H ly tir,t tram. :; :rr! il, hIrD.. ,>.:., lush and 4;i2-l Ai.. i'l.',"d tn h., >.', ... Il: oth, ra WlN >:t.1 uu to I"' r' ,.li,i and then mai,u ',,r '...' !, ..t
 Tr' K, ..'; h.r~ '".u '-',.i ,,' "-,' j;~ iuilu, ur, IL, ;..j-. ,.ltI,r N..' F. t.. Ir.u Willing I'.,- {, rt.ts!. ,.,tl. .. -..'a"i wuiurn WII.t r~: r...' il.>' .!G~ Nr'.ruf them may ,rt h. hair Fl tIr iuI,ti'. know how L. wll:l ar tir a four in h,.nd, but for plumb up and down mn thry cant h, heat. I'll want wives [" hvlr them mahr homes, and thr wu'ii,n ,Iu [ come tnn quick ur t,np fast. II ~h"uld tH' understood. how, ,V,r. that cur l,ac!' l.r> and WiduWers ar, n1t ~i4hing for IuH th!!' : and everything silly old gals. ll,.i, A,d hundS and grl~> widows may lave to hang around t"r ~,',sI" weeks before thvy step"T Tlr>'ac,~ running from th' -vu to the r.,!!r...I I'I>> TIiE kI, >I ,; ".ti,',' twice l'1r day, aud N" shall hrC, If;Hr I'' rrady tu N, i,Ilnr all female Vni-r.i:;, who may put ill an appearance Come one Cumr all IL i~ tAv opportunity of a lifetime and may never occur again.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

John C. Shafcr ono of tho wCalthicSt citizens of Richmond, is dead.
 The North Avenue M. F.. church. Alb ghany. was struck by lightning and dam aged to the extent of S. 800
 At Oneida, \. Y, Fernando Ralph. a colored laborcr, beat his wife at their homo sho dying from the effects
 Tho imposing granite mauSulcum crCct- cd for the remains of Mrs Theresa Fair and her family Is ready for its occupants.
 Some unknown person attempted to burn the harm of tho old James Gordon Bennett homestead on Fort Washington avenue in New York city.
 Assistant Secretary Ilamlin rCturncd tO Washington, but owing tO an attack of grip he will not he able to resume his otli- cial duties for day or two at least
 The London Sun says that all tho prop erty in Italy of Ouida l4ouisa de la Ra- mee), tho English authorcss, has hccn sold to pay her debts. and she Is described as being almost pcnnilcss.
 George NJ. Irwin, the famous blind pool operator of Pittsburg, purgcd himself of contempt by surrrndering his hnnkS and papers tu the Union trust, wherr they will be accessible to the receiver and his own attorneys.
 The United States supreme court began the hearing of arguments in the casc uf Eugene Y. Dcbs, president of the Amer ican Railway union, and others who par ticipatcd with him in the Chicago strike of the summer of 1S9l.
 Weather Forecast.
 SlivhtIv eoIder. fair yvaatbCr. pCr+h-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
FIN, FEATHER AND FUR.

The peacock is found in a wild state in India, Crylun, Madagascar and many uth- CT part, of Asia and Africa.
 In each wing uf the ostrich 26 long white Vlumr~ Eruw l." maturity in eight months. In the Inal" thr>, are pur" white, while thu~v of the female shade tu ""ru or gray.
 The pvriophthalmuS, a nativ" of th" MAla!an mangruV" swnmps, k the only fish which lrrathrs with its tail. If the tail bo painted over with oil ur varnish, the fish dies of suffocation.
 In their native haunts tigers arc divided into three cluSsrs-thr game killer, tho cattle lifIrr and the man eater. Tho lat ter iS almost always an aged beast whose teeth and claws arc no longer scrviccablc.
 U-No Cough cure IS cure that cures Fifty cent bottles sold for 25c for a short time only, at the U-No Tonic Cos Water bury office, S1 South Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
1T T hr 0cmntrate
0. and M. T. MALoNEY. PUBLISHERS.

IT is said that the book sent to Queen Lii" and supposed by her to be present from President Cleveland. was an ornate copy of the report of the chicago board Of public works in which the sender enclosed the cards of Mir Cleveland and Mir Gresham The sender, who, evidently bought himself a practical joker, must have been a very stupid one. There is nothing very bril- liant or funny about imposition upon icnoraucc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Tine >r,cckIc, !.a,ailx En,.

SN> raA>,3- ,', >!,r.h --.-rh,' tr'l- b'" in thr :~i r., hl.~ family wjI l',' a.r q in court. iul!;' ;.,::,.,N a, ~.-:',"i ,h. alternative vr,t ,t ..,.~.,;r asked i"r ly C. X ~}rr Ill., lu :s....':.,jJ .t':s,n~t his fat ,n'r rIn.~ ~Tr. ,',.. "!.I h> j'rdhrr, J,..,u D :rrr, Nh-. :hr r'c..~rl pf ,G, dir.,;,.rs q: 'H..,' ,',3..' ,u,-lip ,"Ii- Iaul VGr ,ul i, IL. :.,.lj "f aH ,> tr:,i-,'.... III I.tN,r:, (. \. and Rudolph >.:., hl,> un "nr ~.,i, ntn! t,.rir father and tMu.ul..rr hr"ti.r;llS uu Ih, utvr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Pool of Blood Iv n Car.

TOLEDO. March 4G.-What iS taken to br evidence If II brutal murder Was di>cuv- errd in Baltimore and Ohio box ear that reached here over the Michigan Central from Detroit When the car Was opened. there Was a puul uf lloud III the center and alS' i:umlrr of bloody >,"nr>, which had rr'n used le wrapon>, lrr>um- ably upon the head of thu unfort unato victim.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
QUARANTINE LAW VIOLATED
Secretary Carli~l" Took His >"n on the Par
 is Before Inspection.

lS A-cl''fE lENifttIsEPu.
 NEW Yu;N. March :G.--Svrrrtary of the 'IrenSury Carlisle came tn quarantine Saturday morning and bearded the Amer ican linr steamship Paris. Mir. William k Carlisle, son of the secretary, was q passenger on board. Before the visit of the deputy health officer, who was busy clearing tl:c vessels that hnd accumulated at quarantine durini: tho pr,'c, ding night, the revenue cutter Hudson. with the s,N- rrtary and his son, left tLr steamers Sdo and procrr,:rd tn tEc ri;y TEc deputy health officer reported this violation of the quarantine law in Health Officer Doty aS soon aS the murniu. work Was finished.
 IIr. Duty Was asked ah 'ut the matter, and in reply said: My driUty. Dr L'll"mmHtiru, reported tlIr fact |" me that the revenue cutter had removed a pass, n;.,'r ,r the raviS without waiting for hi, iu~l>rIiom. called th" attention 0t the rullr,'"r uf thr port [" the matter in communications a !dr,:,>yd tu him on Sal ur,lny ll~t, Anu ! am HOW expecting A r. ply.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
The Best On Record.
OUR NEW SPRING GOODS.

Tables arc filled. store room packed, and still they come. In Mcn's Suits grades from $6 to SIG. We take the lead on clothes Ready to wear, ready to please.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
I,i.toric Cnur,I,ous, Turned.

WAE.:E\, e.. March 2@.-Tho Trumhull county ruur;hul!~,, uu historic building, WAS nrarly Iv@;,Nri ty lire, causing a loss of $:o,O" Th, structure Wa~ erected in l>,,2. and in it We're rrr"ri,rI nearly all the tr,lrl~rrr~ rG thr land "t thr Cumnrr tirut Land rumpluy. which i~ n.w known aS the West ru rr~, VNV
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
THE ARIZONA KICKER.
A Cordin: WcIcoi,:r Given to All Female
 l., migrants.

ABOUT WOMEN. Saturday of last week there was meeting in this town If the Female Immigration society, and business of much importance was transacted. This society was formed about two years ago with tho object of inducing marria%vahlo females in the urrrcrowlvd east to como to Arizona and take their pick of hus- bands and help settle up the country. Up tu date, us was reported at this meeting, only two females have been cuaxcd along. One was a sawed utf woman ut 10, weigh ing something less than ton and wearing four kinds of hlCachcd hair. and the other was so slim and tall and slender that she was taken for the neck of a giraffe which had gone aStray Neither of them found a husband, and the sncitty had to pay their fares back tu Indiana.
 It has hvrn determined to proceed on a different system in tho future. Next week Major Bond, president uf the society, will go to Massachusetts, which state has lS7, 5C0 moro women than mon. Tho major Is T business man. He will go from town to town, round mp all the widows, old maids and signing yuH" EirlS and deliver au addrrsS In that :.,!!rysS he will speak of the climate, soil, sunshine and richc:
 of old Ari2u:ta. l!,' " III touch upon tn,
 scenery, mv!tiuH t'ty rNhilaratinG effect of mountain oIr". A:I arga lGa!ly lead III tO n man whp N.,s';.~ a IN it>', hut ha~cl time t. 20 CiSt a:..! NA,'r six :N"HthS il | foolinI a:1uuI, II vil d. 'clnn tha
 man as good natur,L, Ii; hearted and tn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
H.. (NnS InrtiCnlar.

T1nal,-rt. .a,~ for tho clothes, mum, but II. l,r m.!.u t'ir t!r.
 kjrl I.aL,- ii:.t you said you wanted to luuh IIhr :. -"r,tl,iuau>
 Tramp T:.,.;~ j,~J il, lady. hut this ere tic N,uu!d queer t!:' hull biz, Yer >,,', they tiv I.n 1T own tjrS in tho >a>iv;y moves in. uiulu.-CI, i!.j,r and Furnj>hrr,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Insurance Agent Missing.

:,rANokl\ l'n. March 4G. II i, feared thai \ H,~rurrIi, au in>uranr,. a.rmt from llul,"krn \. T.. W hose h, i.dqutrt"rS arr, in this place. Wa~ murdered and rob bed "f Sio0 wlll' walking from Ashland tu Crntralia on Thursday evening Ia~t. He has u"t lrrm srrn since hi, departure from \ NShlnuu
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
ui.tnric IiiII nf Enrr.

X bona tii.' -.lilI If fare" from Gal if1rnia r,.>taurAut ill gold fever" days reads like Iurl">,!u". and i'll its rude humur and ,Na-4,ratinn makes Us feel that Bret Hartv's stories may be no whit mur, fantastic than tn" truth. Tho following WAS actually served at q Cal ifurnian hotel during tho ''tifti,,;'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
G.p,r.,I s:r.,pIord.s Funeral.

CLARION. Pa. March ?G--Th,' funeral of the late Grnv,y.! W. W. Greenland will take place from his lat residence at 10 o'clock "Wednesday morning. Govvrn"r Hastings, rN G"vrrnor PattiS"n ana mem hcr, of their StatIs will ho present.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Schooner Turned. Crew saved.

BOsTON. March 3G.- -CnblcgramS rccciv- cd here tell of the total destruction ljS fro and tho saving of tho crew, who land cd in Havana, of the schooner Nina Till son, Captain Green, from Baltimore to Galveston, with coal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
SPRING CLOTHING
Men, Boys, Children.

Spring OvCrcoat>, Suits. Trous- CTS and a full line of Gents Furnishings which we are able to sell you cheaper than ever before. We call vour at t"ntion to a nice line of Spring Ovcrcoat> which we will sell at tn" following bargain prices. One lot dark grey all Wool
 goods. for H5.15 worth. >9 .OO One lot light grey ryallwool.
 made nice, for $6.9o.
 worth II 0O One lot fine Melton
 trimmed, yer. nice, for
 SI.jO. worth l35O One lot krrScy, equal to tailor made. for $9.jO.
 worth l5,oQ> One lot fine English clay /
 W"r>tcd, for $lO. worth
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Marquis of o,,censbcrry Indicted.

LONDON, March 26.-In tho old Bailey to-day. tho recorder, Sir Charles Hall, in charging tn" gIand jury referred to tho libel prucrc,lingi instituted hy Oscar Wilde against the Marquis of Quc"nsherry. II" said that if the marquis wrut" tho words, which it k claimed Ar did. upon the card produced, whether he was justified ur not in Su doing. il constituted a libel The grand jury eventually returned a true bill against the marquis
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
HhillinshmrE's HnOIn.

pHILLIrSBUEG, \. J., March 2G.-Thc industrial boom hero continues. It is an nounccd that tho West End silk mill ui New York city and the Allentown Fr-ni- turc company of Allentown, Pa. have dc cidcd to remove their plants tu this city
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Suicide at the Poorhouse,

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, March 26.-ThOm- as Benuto, ex-auditOr of Luzorne county. jumped from tho second story window of the county poOrhOuse and was instantly killed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
IimiIdinr Ii,nmnn Dawn.

CEESroN. O.. March During the high wind that prevailed here the s.do walls of two story brick building in the course "t erection collapsed, huryin- three persons. OEr of thvm-.TNr"h Wcntl the cuntractur-wuS taken out dead.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Drunken Mans Queer Death.

NlE>AlII~. hy., March :1.- Polk Gaines tc"l"rr,ll, Whll "n his WAY homo in an int"\i,r,rd condition. f,u against the fence in front "t thr Versailles ,,mr. tcry. His had Ivrans.' ltel, nrd between the pirkrt~ and he chnhrd tu death.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
A Hotel Proprietor Incinerated.

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. March 26.-Thc Wallcr House. small hotel at Central lake was burned. James Miller, the DOT ter, was crcmatcd, and tho other inmates narrowly escaped with their lives.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Ecnton Died Ahrna,l.

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, March 26.-A cable gram has just been received hero an nouncing tho death of Reubon Earl Fcn- ton, son of the lato Governor Fenton. at Naples of typhoid fever.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
In our
DEPARTT

The best quality for the prices ever shown in the Naug- atuck Valley. The prices range from Sl.97 to $3.95 for a good scrviccablc Suit. ages 3 to l5 years. $4,94 to S9.50 for the good kind, such as any ho! would be proud of and ever! mother made happy because they wear. fit. and are stylish ages l2 to l9 years. Boys re- member the Caps U. $ X CO sell are up to date, and the kind NOu want.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Blew on Hi. Son-tn-Inw.s Head.

EMIArEruroNN, Ky. March 2G. - Dave Nichols shot and killed K" Horn with n shotgun. blowing tho top of his head off. Horn was the son-in law of Nichols, and the shooting arose over the bad treatment of Horns wife.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Killed With a Pair of Shears.

BUFFALO, March 26-John Grant the pcnitrntiary convict who was stabbed with n pair of shears by John Root, or Ruth, another convict in tho pcnitcntiary, last Tuesday, is dead.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Would Nou

wrulL l"u ru.!', th. down If tL,. butterfly. or ~..,tt, r Ih,. N:. l.i'~ ,!,w: W"ud ! u r''h JA' iii ''',' A ,,t tho IsacA
 HArl:
 or r:,,. :.l,. t.,., ~.-: w~uIL y";.s Aal th :r~; Mn: kl~, uf ;iu unkl~~,,l n,ald. Tn. far, ~t !.- .'l ;, r tlltt ll,N A and s~ trI :,- tn 2. >,, r~ ,l.lt f.u3,- Wh,-vyr would take II. Would y"u:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
The Gun Defenders Length

BRISTOL, R. l., March 26.-Tho exact length of the now cup defender now build
 ing at tho Herreshoff works is now known. From tho extreme bow frame to the OK, tremo stern frame tho distance is 120 feot.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Match Girls Strike.

OswEGo. N Y. March 26.-Sixty girls
 employed in the sulphur department of the Diamond match factory struck because of
 a reduction from $l.75 to $1 per day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
wnmnn wnrkera Strike.

PROVIDENCE, March 26.-Twenty two female employees in one of the shops of the American Screw company arc on strike Their demand is 50 cents more . week
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
DnnhnrY's Election.

DANBURY. Conn. March 26.-The city election hero resulted in Republican victory. Rundlo, for mayor, and all the Republican candidates were elected.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26

A Br~Y WrEA.--pyoVlr who call at TIE klCKTI: ril.c,' next week will find the agricultural editor in charge and rrndy tn do business in our stead. On MunJAy wv shall ride over tu 3-3 ranch [" ascertain why Colonel Hill has refused his Uaurr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Ten,lCrnt'~> Wasted

'':~urry t. di~npp"int !uu, mis-. " Said the tuguI.,y t. th,' young wul"Hn who called l>ilh ll.,. l,l~>,t ui II"A' r. hut We haven't auy ::.ard, r,-s in tho JIil today -CLi,.;IGu ITiluIur
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Cough Cured With One Bottle,

Cough Cured With One Bottle.
 Mrs Agnes Harrah who lives in Nauga- tuck has been suffering for some tine with severe cold, and she used UNo cough cure and is now much relieved, and recoln- mends it to all her friends. She bought one bottle only of the U-No cough cure at the advertised prce. 25 cents. Office Sl South Main street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Weayers Strike.

JAMESTOWN. N. Y, March 26.-Two | hundred wcavers struck in the Broadhoad | Worstcd mills for an increase in wages.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Cruiser Chicago Goes to the Navy Yard.

NEW YORK, March 26.-Thc United States cruiser Chicago which arrived from Mediterranean ports via Bermuda, proceeded to the navy yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-26
Crushed to Death Between Cars.

ASHLAND, Pa, March 26.-Elijah Var nall was crushed to death between mine cars at Locust Gap colliery.