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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
ahltetrUacreteu

&onas Gitp, 2. Mar5. Wez
eer: oer bel ben leBten 9erbitpablen
@ablbetriigereien purben
Ippn ben SPECIAL @roBge14tporenen
gegen 81 perionen Mntlagen erboben.
Sic Special syrlrD bat fi4 felt benz 1.
sSonuor init Ibieier Mngelegenbeit be-
i9Gfti9t. Ser tpt9tigite Der in Sra
ge tpmmenoen TdQe lit Der gegen
Triebensrifter Rreuger borltegenoe.
@egen leBteren itno 3pei Mntlagen erz
bpben. @r tptrb bes @ttmmta1t TEN
.@tppfens" unb ionittger &rrlmmz
!beiten bel@ulotgt. ra- .
&i@ter WoForb bonn Grtmtnalgez
ri4t orbnete, rabbem er bic @ntlage
gepriift, an. bab bic Mntlagen nt@t
eber betannt gema@t merben ioqten,
;bis bic Mngeflagten berbaftet porben.
Cine Mn5abl Oerie(ben bat 1th
ialeuniait aug benz Stullbe gema4t;
einiae bon tbnen ite6en unter 8urg=
I6nft, unb arubere baben 1t4 ben Be
b0rben nefteIt, 10 IL. 81. v8ob" @b.
Ttnolep unb @rtaur Moie5, alias
Morri1on.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
Irabtcn.

2onDon, 81. Gebr. Cine 9ez
pei 4e ars Calcutta melbet, baB Der
grDbte Sbetl Der Stabt Mastat bon
aufitdnbti4en 8ebutnen erobert NOR
ben lit. Ser Sultan mubte aus ieiz
mem palaft hii@ten, es gelan9 ibm iez
bod ipGter, ben Ditli4en She'll be-
Stabt mieber5uerobern. Der Rampf
bauert nod fort.
Matat, bic 9auptitabt bes Smam,
bes @ultans' bonn Mastat, ltegt am
inbii4en Ocean, nahe Der SitiptBe BON
Mrabien. @s 1T Elm 1ebr mi@tiger
9anbelsbafen, Der bor ben Pafat>
pinben bollitdnbtg gei4ubt liegt.
Mastat 1T elmer Der betBeften puntte
Der @rbe. 9us 9bemometer 3eiat
bort i'm S4utten felten tpeniger als
80 @rab. ....
Sen in Masfat anidfigen @ngldnz
bern gelang es, ii@ mod re4t5eitig in
@iderbeit gu bringen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
Ncpolutton auf Cmra.

SEEM Oort, 1. Mdr3. Mus 9az
pana tommt folgenbe Nadri&t iiber
bic @eDplution auf Guba: IS 1T 9ier
bic Ma@ri# eingetroHen, baB bic
Sn1urgenten ber5u4en, bic Regterung
gu 1tiir3en. Die &ebe1en in @uanta=
mano, unter Der 2eitung Don 9enrD
8roots, benz rei&ften Manne in @a11z
tiogo be Grba, finb in Der Ndbe BON
@anta Cecilia nit ben &egierungsz
truppen auiammengeitpben. @s muir
ben bret @efangene gema@t, unb bic
@ebeuen fii4teten ii4 in bic Waloer.
Sn. einem @efe@te bei Ybarra, in Der
Mdhe bon Matun3as, 'puroen 5tpei
Mebelen qetDbtet unb piele %Dertpanbet.
MaiBerbem perloren Tie bier3ebn Sc
pebre unb biel Munitton. sic itnb
iebt in ben Wdlbern, in Der Ndbe
Der plantage Sgnacio, 1m3ingelt, unb
man glaubt, bab iie ii@ ergeben per<
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
,,GIbe"" l~tnterfu6nn8.

2omestoft, 1. Mdr5. 8etreHs
bes Sobes Triebrt@ @rnit's a1s
Mag6eburg, zines ber berunglGdten
paFagiere Der r@lbe", bei1en 2etAe
am 4. Tebr. BON benz TH@erboote
v@erona" 9ter6er gebra4t por6en
mar, 1purbe bic @orpners : unteriu=
dung fortseiebt. Ser Norbbeuti@e
2lopb, bic @igentbimer bes Eamz
piers v@ratbte", bic benH@e Regiez
rung, Capt. @orbon BON Der n@rotbie"
unb bic 9anbelsbeb0rbe paren berz
treten. @apitdn Bonner BON Der
beutT4en 5lotte pertrat bic beutf@e
@egter1lug unb Sap. Milion bic 9anz
be(sbebDrbe. Inter ben 3eugen be-
fanben iih nal1tii@e @a&beritdmoise,
Der pilot ber Site, Srdulein Dodz
ner, bic etn3ige iberlebenbe pahaaies
rim Der @lbe : &utatropbe, bic
Manni@aft ber ~@ratbie" unb Inbe=
re. .. , t. -.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
onsel Gan, ,.ns 0raniret@.

Mafbinston, 3. g., 26. Geb.
Minifter @refbam erbielt bon Der biesz
feitigen @otl@uft in parts auf te=
lesrapbti&em Meae bic Na4ri4t, bab
Der fran3D1if4e Staatsratb Bis auf
Weiteres bic Ginfubr BON ameritantz
19em @ieb na@ Trantrei4 berboten
bat. @iebfenbunsen, bic por benz "a.
b. Mts. abgegangen iinb, tperben unz
ter gemtFen bonn Miniiter fir 2anb=
pirtbi9aft gu trefenben 8eoingungen
auselaNen tperben. Miniiter @reibam
bat cine Wbi@rift Der Depei4e benz
Observation-Disclosures ouitellen unb biez
1elbe in 4nbetra@t ibrer @iattgtett
nerD fentlt9en lai1en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
&artpf nit Banottcu,

Sort @prth Ser., 1. Mdr5.
2aut elmer bier eingetroHenen Depez
aus @becotab TIM Snbianergebiete
baben Der @ebetmpoli5it @am Tarmer
'unb feline 2eute nit Der Sen 9ugbesz
8anbe ber 3ugrGuber, etnen &f
gut beiteben 9eba6t, IN tpel9em 9ugbes
gefangen 9enommen, elmer ietner
SpieBge1eQen pertpunbet unb Der 3u
Tarmer's Mann1@dft geb0rtge inbiaz
nii4e Runoi&after Snatebeab 9et0bz
tet puroe. 9rugbes unb feline 8anbe
batten ben @%rpreBmasen zines 3uges
ber pacificz8 abn im bonigen October
in Der Ndbe bon 9burber beraubt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
MuS MQrpffo.

Paris, 81. Teb. Cine Depef4e
aus Sanger melbet, baB bic Rebellen
in Marptto eingebrungen itnb unb bic
@tabt geplinbert baben. Sin britt
i@es &riegsf&if 1T bon Gibraltar in
Sanger eingetrofen. @iner meiteren
9epei4e gu Golge fam es 3wti@en oen
&ebellen unb ben G%innobnern gu einem
blutigen &f, in mel9em ptele gez
tDbtet unb 9unberte bertpunbet muir
ben. 9us Srbenptertel ber @tabt ion
berl@pnt geblteben fem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
9amdoer fur ote ,,GIbc>'

2onbon, 81. Gebr. Die Dampf=
1@ifsA@eieni&uft bes Norobeutf9en
2lopb fat bret franaDfti9e Sau4er
beauftragt, bic poit1a4en aus benz UNI
tergeganenen Dampfer r@lbe" ber=
a%us0ubolen. Dus Stiff ltegt in 12O
SUB ttefem Mafer unb 3tpet ober bret
ppfiGde aus bemielben iinb 14on an
Der englti@en Riiite ans 2anb ge=
ipilt porben. Ser @ertb ber poitz
laden tptrb auf $4,000 berani4lagt.
Muber benz regelmdBigen 2obne, Der
ben 3au4ern be3ablt ptrb, fat bic
Sci eqi4aft nod cine Summe bon
$1,000 fir bic Wteoererlangung bon
Wertbia@en aas benz Dampfer a11sge=
lebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
Sapan unb Ghtma.

Gonbon27 81. Gebr. Cine Depei@e
aus Gien 1iin fagt. bab pfarrer Sill
bert Metb bon ber a%uspdrtisen Wet1z
iion Der presbpteriani19en Stride IN
ben Der. Staaten, tpelher ii4 iebt in
peting befnbet, NIT ben Mitgliebern
bes @roben Matbes uno anberen tptdz
tisen 9inefiihen perfDnlthtetten cine
pripatunterrebuns sebabt bat, uno
bab er al1entbalben in bDfi4er Metie
empfangen tporben lei. SGmmtlthe
Decentralization ertldrten, bab es tbr
eifrisiter @uni@ lei. NIT Sapan grie=
ben gu f9lieben, unb bab lie bpHten.
bab 2iz9ung>G bans's MiFion na9
Sapan @rfolg babe. Die unterrebunz
gen, tpel9e Der @icet0nis NIT benz
Scatter bon China batte, io1en pDQtg
aufriebenite1enb ausgefaqen ietn. Die
Regteruns in peting, hetbt es 1petz
ter, babe nod teinen 8ei4lub our
Reorganization bes 9eeres 9efaBt. Sn
Mnbetra9t Der ibm bon Seiten Der
9ineiH9en 8eamten in ben Weg gez
lsgten 9inberntKen bat Oberit b.
9anneden ansebeutet. baB CT fih enbz
giiltig bon Der Mufgabe, bic 4ineiii4en
Sruppen gu reorganiiiren, 5uradge3os
gen 6abe. Del Oberit 1T gu bieiem
Gnti@1uB setommen, neil bic bon tbm
geftelten 8ebingungen nt4t erfuut
tpurben, unb neil bic @atbgeber bes
Rai1ers bic mabren uria4en Der Ntez
berlasen bes 4tneiti@en &ei&es nt4t
gu Der teben im Stanbe tparen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
8cnanirten.

Berlin, l. Mdr5. MuS gutter
4ue1e berlautet, bab Nbmiral bon
@plB DON Der beuti4en Tlotte, unb
@ice : Momiral 9oltmunn ibre Mbz
i@iebsgefu9e eingerei6t baben. Der
Ratier 1pirb fi@ betreHs ber Mnnabme
berielben ent3@eioen, nn@bem bas
Martnez8 Budget erlebtgt 1T. @te es
beiBt, limb bic @enannten gu 6iefem
S@rttte babur@ neranlabt porben,
bab ber Scatter it4 iiber bic @ertre=
tung Der Marine : Mngelegenbeiten
i'm beuti9en &ei4stage ungndbtg gez
Gubert fat. .., :
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
@rfeDnter Me8en etnactroffcn.

Smuhu, Mebr. %. 6ebr. Sat-
i'm gan5en @taate Nebrasta, mo es in
manhen @egenoen i@on iett einem
Sabre ni@t mebr %9eregnet bate, 1T
1ol9er geftern unb in ber pergangenen
Na4t in ret4li4em MaBe gefallen.
@us McGoot, Nebr., mirb gemelbet:
Der lungen Diirre murbe bur4 an
'ba1tenoen Regen elm @nbe gemn9t.
IS regnete bon 10 llbr @ormtttags
an ben gan3en Sug, es regnet n24
immer unb lpirb, benz Mn1detne mad,
G1h bic gauge Na6t binbur@ resnen."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
ertroreu a,,f sea, 5MuIwea F..

Berlin, /. MGra. 4ls Mpbnit
i'm Megierungsbeairt Sppeln tomrat
bic &unbe bon einem sntiebliaen unz
olid. Die bortise S4ule pirb au4
bon ben Rinbern Der umliegenben Srt@
,idaften beiu4t. 8ei Der eri tarrenoen
Seattle ber lebten s3eit tpar ber Sd1ll'
befu9 19pierig Der Sang na4 Der
Shule u,,b BON bort tpteber na4 9a1lz
ie apurbe sefdbrlth. 9eute tomm bic
entfeblihe Na@rt4t, bab fieben S&ulz
timber auf Der @idtebr na4 ibrem
9eimatblthen Dorfe erfroren iinb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
8iFeQ refanirf.

Wuibington, .. s. |. Mar5.
Ser General : poitmeiiter Mtlfon g.
8if7en bat feline &eiignatton IN bic
6Gttbe bes prGiibenten nt~ebergele9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
W&E6m M1

ySsnn Bic AT Rbemmaiisr } Isiosr
ftrt,bt une it isntt untHtatttIr d ttn gadttt,
n unttrtarftn TCtiiiu HE mid ult wandbs VI Ter,
plaantis iurirt la. Stt Tar 9trC sttttlt, he q
! atrt NIT Sttumattsmus tstattu irn. Sptpi
u SMttb ,Wllrdufef, VOte. Dow \. To-
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00tt iet aeOanft!


Oldham, gleb. Oft. 1890.
Bier SABRE surld beiam uniere lest 20'iabriss 9on'
ter eiHmal MbeuoS TN Yett. uahoem fe lton ttn9es
i6lafen mar. &rdmpie uno ~un9eiabr elm Sabr ipater
pteber. 9ptr parsu aber tpsit oaoon %eHtternt. 81
slaubeu. Is fbunts oise ihltrnie Rrarfbslt (Splleplisl
ieeu ais fe aber bret Wonate mater I'M Sreteu btntttl
uno 3rdmpfe bate. oa fam uus Der Streden, eenn
fur otsle e~s'irbtste 0raufhett 'plts fetue Seiliua lem.
I o bahteu ptr. - "a laieu mir bon upaftor
R6nia's Reroen etdrter" uuo est'hlpfeu. ss NIT
elmer Jlaids 81 psriuttu Sott 'i 9elobt Is pol
Qsholieu. Sbre baufbare
Trauf 2etptu9 uno Grau.
ou>S etn pe,i1spGes guh fir SUPERINTENDENT
SNCPI uEb eins YrobesiJlaihe B%ugeianot. Urine
wv erbaltsu out, bic Wtebi5in umlonit.
Stsie Wsbr5in puroe lett Dem Sabre 1876 BON BEN
Sphp. Yaitor Gontg IN Bort g9apue. Suo., %5ubereitet
uno isst inter r:usr Antuetiurs BON Der
kOENiC WE'D. CO., Chicago, ~.
80 :. Franklin Street.
gs' cipoibsf.ss ia babsn idr
81 90 ole Siaidlc. Il Siaid1cr inr $500
sscGs $i.rS, Sine $0.0O.
3ukdesnb ~ " 81 itpr. Npct g. ,. 9lput.
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5ur Nitsr 8artu NdtrpIdrC rtu ireiiCLr Sr.
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cher CHARLES ). FEE,
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+&efen+
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mo 5raussraclTltln Naien.
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3eitlttt Strtiutu nasu in Winn,dprlts une Ct.
pdul FUR Gue gunitt 6flit unt rStlih.
3nali6r 3uae irilhru ct. paul. Winutdrrlts.
aurid Ct, 9lpue, erection, %gpiamar, Stcur 9itr,
@cprtSae, barge, Grant 5cris, Grafton, gDinntpts,
tsrtl's tatt, @rsat 5aas, Sclrrd, Butte, Saltsp'u,
Sppidns nue Seattls.
IN ben pastfe 8ufs. 3ieGu fnt galafs g1tntns-
une Sbldfrdsarus SuHCt, Sibltcttsf, Sbitrrd>
tons unt Hautrdaapns, Crltt une ,pttts Alant
Nda8cns, trcte y rlrutfcr Sdla'rnpepns etc. -.
BtrbineuHssn in Ct. Paul unt Wtnnsaprlts NIT
3uarr ndb une ppu Gticdac, e.. ecuts unb TEN
Often SutCn unt SutptfW. Gur6.S tiairasesns
birch ven Ct. 9lrue mad ettcaae.
8rru,t bic Aptp. n { 9ascdtts StraS i'm ttn'n
ldst, ZEN yahdeisrCn stnt 8Gltatntttt gettne stntn
5tsiI her tCrrlttttn Srsnsrit IN Amsrifd ~ itttn,
6amrtttf' u. 6iisnbatn 0srtintu naen In Statt.
6 mad FuaSt Srunt gunfte, California, alas'd,
Sdpdn une 9tina.
9rrbintrnatn in 8pnnsr's Rsrrp. Statr, fur mad
hem acp!Crai 6luhs unt StCpunitt; in gpenattts,
apaib =, rad tdie 9ttlan, lem pbtrtn Columbia une
mad tenn SfanraansI ifrit.
Siaetts %psriauft uni itr Gtpdd marfirt fur aas
Saupirunits.
Cur Irudfaftu unt S~utrrmattpn ltfr Rattr,
SiItdtn uir, rtntt man I'D an
4. ". Nstos. 0atnt. CT. gisut. WtnH
etu .. ) Utttnte. u, y. a q. u,
Ct. paui, WtaW,
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Bk U1EE @EEHW

Gir b0ien, bartuddiseu Suffen, idtpade
9unssu, 9unsenblutea, Srondltts, 4itbnla
uuo Shminbiudt tn ibren anfanssfaoten
III DR.. Biercs's "Golden Medical Dis
covery" Elm uniibertreflides Dfittel. Gs
iurirt ni6t bios ben Sufteu, ionoert perhtlft
aub 2euten, bic iniolse bon r,ebrenesn
&ranibeiten" fdwah NIB beruntersefommen
finb, III neuer Wusfelfraft. 6ette 9ente
m,att es aber ntft forpulenter.
o z. Dttep BON Sor Glber, &onperie
Co., Bpo., '&reibt :: SD bate ,fuan,ts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

VHIIV.T. S.N niger ais
siuem Sabre babe it isiu "Discc' Try" mebr
gebrauht"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

Sdpre uno oaruoer
8rondttiS uub foilute
nidt arbeiteu, obue 10
beftis gu buiten, baB
i'd gang eleno unb
itwad tuuroe. Sd
s~ebraud)te finf 8la'
fdsn bon DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Dis
covery" unb sebe
Shue;l min Gbren.
mort, baB i1l est aue
arbcjt, b.. Nj Der
Rard 81 t! III 1T, Der.
riftCu faius obns ,u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

HsQlomuien 8ebetlt. 6
vterits. Weo, Frat ls93.
Rstne 9oatsr, isst 10 Sabr alt. purbe burd .
HIaiten pcu Paitor R6niss HtrpsnHdrter non elmer
art 8trp6ftdt esbsilt, bic Q Sabr lang pom ar,te
peraebli4 befdmpit puroe. Nm. Sapp. Vtarrsr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

u. ie!bit lteB aui allcn lrIRtu aLlCr.
~ oroenilrdm Sei'cu iit Dor 'ris
lOs ner grOBeren Shpnhc' t iromacn
hin" oils BON benz Snneiea Der &tos
9pus Der 10 istr b erIbmte n
W { Gin iteb.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-30
Funeral of Horace Bowman.

The funeral of Horace Bowman was held from his late residence on Elm street yesterday afternoon. He was farmerly master of Wooster lodge and was a past commander of the Knights TempIar The funeral was in charge of the TempIars. The Rev. Dr. J. E. Twitchell officiated at the home and the BIasons had charge at the grave. The bearers were from New Haven com mandery. The interment was in the old cemetery.
 The deceased had been in businss in this city for many years, and was well known. He had a store in the old City Market till the structure was burned two years ago, but had done little since then owing to i'll health. He was sixty eight years old, and death was caused by a general breaking up of the sys- tenn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-30
Several TmrIzS Arrcsted.

Constantinople, Dec. 2G.-SeveraI Turks were arrested on Friday. It was charged that they intended to make a demonstration against the sultan when he drove from the palace to the mosque to perform his usual Friday. devotions. Among the prisoners are two clerks employed in the ministry of war and a clerk in the ministry of ,he interior A military adjutanr was also arrested on the same charge.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-30
LOCAL NE lyS.
ErieI Mention. High water to-day at 9:32 a. m. Huyler's candies at Hewltt's. ,pl7xy q bo,cn--p EI Baldwin
prieI Mention.

High water IO-CGy ;tl J:o@ as Ill.,
 Huylers candies at Hewitt's.
 Buy a house---R. E. Baldwin.
 Start the new year with a pair of Roy al shoes and save $1.
 Isaac L. Williams of New Haven has been granted an original pension.
 Loans and insurance furnished by Charles Wilson & Co.,, 42 Church street.
 The ladies of the Humphrey street church cleared about $2G0 by their recent sale of fancy articles, etc.
 The Epworth M. E. church ladies cleared about $80 by the recent sale and festical held at the church.
 There is something I know I have forgotten Oh, it comes to me: A Beck with Almanac. All bookstores have it.
 A very large audience enjoyed the ex- cellent praise service given at the Humphrey street Congreg egational church last evening.
 MT. Albert Stenert, the manager of the Springfield, Mass, branch of the M. Steinert & Sons company, was in town over Sunday.
 A given at Center church yesterday after noon, and was enjoyed by large con- gregation. The double quartet choir finely rendered the various selections, which were all specially appropriate for the Christmas time. Professor Griggs presided as director. Rev, Dr. Smyth made short address appropriate to the occasion.
 Friend E. Brooks is showing a very desirable line of fur capes and jackets of the latest fashionable styles and all the popular furs. They also have very large stock of fur robes, which they are offering at a small advance from cost; also 9 complete assortment of trunks, bags, suit cases, hats caps and gloves. The firm has a well earned reputation for honorable dealing, fine patronage, and admirable lines of goods to select from in every department.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-30

Toolon, the brakeman employed on the Berkshire division of the Consolidated road who was killed here last night ar rived from West Stockbrdge Mass" the dead mans home, this afternoon and took possesslon of the remains They will remove the body to west Stockbridge tomorrow morning. Too lon was on the south-bound Plttsh5ld express freight, and was knocked from the top of a house car in the River street tunnel here about midnight, It Is supposed he did not lie low enough down and was struck by timbers in the tunnel, and thrown from the car. The wheels passed over him, seVering both legs at the knee, His body was horri- tbly mangled, The Trainmen's union will conduct the funeral.
 NO CLUE TO THE VANDALS.
 Torrington, Dec. 29-The police have up to tonight obtained no clue to the identity of the vandals who broke into the old Center cemetery Wednesday night and destroyed a number of tomb- stones and otherwise desecrated graves The reward of $1OO for the arrest of the perpetrators has, however, stirred the police to activity. A number of derep- utable men in the town are under sur Veillance, They were on spree that night and were seen going in the direc- ton of the cemetery after the saloons in town had closed. A number of them have been questioned concerning their whereabouts that night and have told conflicting stories
 CATHOLIC MASS MEETING.
 Danielson, Dec. 29-Two thousand French Canadians, all members of the Roman Catholic church here, held a mass meeting this afternoon and voted unanimously not to give any more mon- ey to the church until their request for a French Canadian priest has been granted They have asked the bishop to assign them a French Canadian pas tor and he has promised to do so, but has delayed sending the priest from time to time. He finally granted them a priest who is a native of France, but this the members do not want and they refuse to give him any money to pay the numerous bills which are due. The Irish element is holding secret meet ings and are waiting for the critical moment to act, when they hope to se- cure an Irish priest
 THE CASE SETTLED.
 New London, Dec. 29.-The cook of the schooner Thomas w. Holden de parted for New York to-day, his claim against the the schooner having be5n settled by the captain in full Eyer since the Holden arrived here from Hayti with a cargo of log wood the captain and cook have been at logger heads, the former claiming that the lat ter stole nearly $200 from him. The cook in the meantime threatened to l.oel the schooner for his wages. The captain last night withdrew his charge and set tied.
 TOBACCO GROWERS MEET.
 Windsor, Dec. 29.--The tobacco grow CTS of Windsor held a meeting Saturday afternoon to decide on the building of a new warehouse irrespective of the Connecticut Valley Growers EXchanga. It is proposed by the numerous grow CTS in the town to work independently and not be tied down by the rules of the general association. While the mat ter was discussed, nothing definite was done and whether the new warehouse will be erected is yet to b determined although all of the big growers are in favor of it.
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tIIon Board Lost,

Cork, Dec. 29.-It is reported here that a large unknown vessel was wrecked to-day at Tochead and that all aboard were lost. A number of boxes and other wreokage have been washed ashore.
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New Year Linens

Just for Monday and Tues day, we'll sell 66 inch Bleach ed Damask, at soc. a yd. 68 inch at 75c. a yd. and 72 inch at $I.oo a yd.
 A special lot of 5-S Nap kins go at $I.25 a dozen. A lot ot g inch Napkins at $I.o8 a dozen.
 The Linen Cnurt-
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Rich Silks

at poor prices are being shown in our windows and at the Silk Counter. Some simple. Some stately. Some magnih- cent. Nothing mean. It will give us pleasure to show you heir.merits.
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Mean temperature. 3S.
 Max. temperature. Al.
 Min temDerature. 34.
 Precipitation inches.
 Max. velocity of wind. 14-SW. Accumulated excess ot daily mean tenn perature since January !, 20 degrees or an average daily excess or B degrees. Total deficiency nprecipitatlonsinceJ Janu- ary l, l4 l3 iuches
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Nothing Carried Over

That's the policy of the Big Store. It means that every thing in Toys, Games, Dolls, Fancy Articles, etc., that smack of Christmas,m must hur-
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U G. MEYERS. Observer. Note.-A minus sign L-l preuXed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero. Ar" in connection with tnfallin1icates a trace of rainfall too small to measure. Snow is melted aud resulting depth ot water not known.
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TYE4THER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU. WASHINGTON D. C., Dec. 20 1895. D. m. Forecast for Monday-For New England: Fair weather; westerly winds. For eastern New York: Fair; colder in northern portion; westerly winds.
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VALLEY, NEELV & co.

ry off out the way. Notice Tickes, with red lines, which read "$I,oo for $ cents. Beautiful Calendars
 for 1896, given to every pur- chaser of Boys Clothing. Considering the firmness of fabric, the strength of stitch ing and the style in our boys school and dress suits, they are cheap in the truest sense.
 Plain browns and fancy mixtures, $2.5o and $500. Black and blue cheviots, $3.5o Brown and gray mixtures, $3.5o, $3,75 and $4.oo.
 Boys Clothing Department.
 Battling Ribbons
 off at a rapid rate. Any wonder? 500 yds. of this seasons Ribbons, including chenille, satin and taffeta two tones, Persian stripes, and other fancy ribbons sold at 6oc., 5oc., 5oc. and 25c. a yd., aN eo1ng at Str'ntight I5e. c ya. Trade Table No, 4, Main Entrance.
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Fourth prize Ss.oo.

Class E. Dolls dressed in best charac- ter or masquerade costume. First prize Sio.oo. Second prize, $500.
 A white Rbbon-award of honor-will be given to all Dolls next in rank. Blue Ribbon Souvenirs and Photograph of the exhibition will be given to all exhibitors,
 N. B. "Best Drcssrd" consAiuAes sf,le, workmanship, and eomtIfteneSs ef ,geneyal Gef1X
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We sell them. Monday marks the beginning of our SECOND ANNUAL SALE of BOOKEEpING-BOOKS and BUsI- STATIONERY. Books we'll kept save many a sigh. Books we'll bought save many a cent, If you've been pay ing too much for such things, the remedy is here in our cheap selling good books. The following price-pointed facts will touch every busi- ness man and woman and stick where they touch,
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At 25c A Yard

we are selling, in a splendid variety of colors, French Cashmeres, Serges, Costume cloths, pure wool goods. Truly unusual value. " 50 per cent. of the Mckinley tariff on woolen," doesn't scare Us.