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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
MANY MINERS OUT.
DIOOdshsd Ia Feared In west Virginia, and
 the Citizens Are ArmInE.


 BLuKFIRLp, W. Va, May a. The along tho Norfolk and Western railroad. Not 6 mine is in operation. A meeting of l5. 900 miners was held at Keystone to organize and perfect measures to induce or force the POcahontas (Va.) men to join the strika A delegation was appointed for that purpose No dissatisfaction ex- ists among these Virginia miners, as they have not beon cut The delegation is OK pected to arrive in Pocahontas soon.
 In the event of refusal to join the strike force doubtless will bo attempted, and both sides are determined. The citi- gems of Pocahontas vs!I aid tho homo min CTS, and they have am p'e arms and ammu- milton. The West Virginia miners are swarming into Virginia on every train, and the situation is alarming. No ship mcnts of coal are being made at Blnefield The cut of go per cent in wages was never contemplated by the Virginia companies and there are only a few union men among their men.
 In the event of trouble at PocahOntas the Virginia miners only number 90n. against 10. GOO in West Virginia and re- sistance could not last long. Bloodshed will ouly be avorted by caution and con clliation. The miners understand they have the support of the operators in all pCacoable ways to adjust their troubles,
 The railroad at important points is be- ing guarded and Superintendent Mayer of the Pocahontas division of tho Norfolk and Western and Captain McClolland and General Superintendent Hippcy of Roanoke spent Tuesday among tho coal fields, Business is partially paralyzed, and many ihinoTE-are leaving fC: their homes. An outbreak may occur at any time. The strike Is understood to be practically to adjust railrond rates on shipments ELKHORN, w. Va. May 2.-Whilo tho Ohio minors nro out, awaiting agrCrmcnt on the new scalo. thore are other condi. tions hero than that Of the scale. Owing to local feeling. tho strikers arc getting | beyond the control of representatives ot the union. Mine workers guarls arc at the tipples and drift mouths, railway tros, ties and bridges. Tho minors nt the Huus- ton works resumed work. but there nrC | still 1000 out Thorc are prospects of a | general resumption.
 STEUBENVILLE, O. May 9.-Tho min CTS in the Horkvillo and Wheeling and Lake Erie mines numbering nearly ,, 00o, went on strike pending the signing of the scale which should have becn adjusted g month ago
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
SHIPS.

The American flag fs never allowed to touch the deck on man -of-war
 The highest masts of sailing vessol arO from lG0 10 lSO fUet high and sprcad from 1000 Ia loo. GOO square feet of canvas.
 The flags to Do h0isscd AI one time in signaling at Sca nUVoF exceed four. With Is NariouSly colored flags, and never more than four used at time, 7S, 643 signals may be given.
 After the hull ut ship Is bullt she Is launched before her Spars arc put in. This launching Is usually done stern foremost, sometimes bow foremost and in very mar TOW rivers side fnrrm0St.
 When a gunpOwder lighter comes along tide ship, all fires are puS out Matches arc carefully slowed away, tho cook sus- ponds operations, pipes are extinguished and the heavy chests ar0 carried on board by hand
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
rhr Nicnrnrnnn >:tr.t,rn.

MN\lCl \, Nlcara%ul .....y 2.-The ln~t!ura~ government has gwen aSsur- an.rS L." Ai,alnfua that her troops will bc at lLe d.Sl,nsai If Nicaragua should they be nro, s-Ary. This k tho only tender of troops that has hVcu made hy tho Central American SuvurnmrntS although the oth- CT republics have shown tlcir interest and cooperation in other ways.
 The offer from Honduras is not likely to be accepted, owing to tho present fla vorahlc turn of affairs lut at one time thcro was prospect uf concerted action by the forces of tho two countries The good offices uf tho ministers of Honduras, GuatomAla and all other Central Amcri- can states are being oXcrtrd at Washing ton and London to socur" a peaceful set tlomont
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
HOW TO FRY.
cIeAnlIncss. Heat and watchfulness the
 Principal Needs.

Principal Needs.
 Cooks should always have two frying pans. and third. not lnuch bigger than a largo plate. for umvlctS. frittcrs, etc, if they have no Sautr pan. The pan must be kept lclicatrly clean and nice: tho butter, dripping, lard or oil in which the fish, meat, etc. is fried must always be boiling hot before the meat is put into the pan Tho rulu is that a sufficient quantity of fat must be thus heated i'll tho pan to cover tho steak. chop or whatever is tn Lr fried, fry ing being actually boiling i'll fat instead of water. Mutton chops do not require any fat i'll tho pan with thCm; they have enough in themselves. but they must be often turned aud moved about to prevent them from burning Cut and skin the chop nicely and season it with little pepper bot0ro putting it in the pan. Lamb outlets and lamb chops must bo egSed and bread crumbod twice in or der to look well. Steaks should be cut three quarters of an inch thick for fry ing and should ho prppered, but not havo salt put on them before they are cooked, as it makes them hard When
 
 l over them. Outlets Ia maintenou and mullct are fried i'll buttCred paper GOV CTS. The first process in frying iS to put enough dripping or butter in your pan to cover tho chop or steak when the but ter iS melted. Then tho fat must be mado to boil in tho pan. and wh.u at its greatest heat the substance to be fried must be plunged into il. The pan must | then ho lifted from tho fire for q minute or two to prevent tho outside from get ting black before tho inside is done. | Fish must bo we'll dried before frying. in cloth we'll spriukled with four, or first they may be wiped we'll thorough ly dried and drrdgcd with flour. Tho fat should bo at boiling point b, fore the fish iS put in, and il should be well GOV cred by the liquid butter or oil, which. by the way. is much the best for irving fish in, but it Is expensive Lard and drippinEs arc also used. The frying pan should never bo left for q moment till the fish is done
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
TAX NOTICE.

hereby notify all persons liable to pay taxes in the town of Waterbury, that l have received ratA-bill and warrant to co iect town lax cf two j3) mills on the dollar on 1tc list of 1894. and will be at my law office r. Bohl building, 65 Bank >ttret. on and after May l, l>95, when said tax iS duH. tI"m "a. n. [" l2:;@ r. m, anu Ia ; D H.. tO receive said tax. The law provitcs that percentage "f three fuUrthS of one per cent l'rr month shall be added from May l. l>.r5, 10 any tax re- mainirC unpaid June 1895.
 CHARLES ]. GRIGGS, Collector.
 Matnrh1l,N Anril l lSNN
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
They Pu, the Woman Ont.

LONDON, May s,-During tho dehnts in the house of commons Mir Horny I.abou. cherc, the Radical leader, began spccch by saying that he had hoped to find tho house debating wOman's suffrage bill. At this lady in the gallery loudly ap- plaudcd. and thereby called down upon herself the wrath of the house. An order was given for her immediate expulsion, which was promptly carried out
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
OUR GIRLS.

With the advent of the new woman what will htS,Omc of that cid standby, the summer Eirl?-\rw Haven Palladium.
 The new woman buys her dinners al r,vldy cooked and puts in her tiIno in mak ing flowers on cloths to s,'rve with them. AtrhlSun Gluhr.
 II takes a \r:-y ugly dr,%%> tumakr a Bal timon' girl l""k >lrInGr, and fashion k never ugly. Neither k the EalI girl --NaltiM1n' American.
 The initiative arts arr bt~coming alto GrthCr tuU l'rrN iOUS when you have 10 ask ! girl whether ike flowers in her button hole houQurL ar,' natural or artificial - Boston Gluhr.
 American women spend so, OUO, 900 a year for chewing gum, and yet tho ready flow uf female conversation iS not checked Grumpy old bachelors will hold that it only tends tn strengthen the jawS-De- trOit FrCr Press.
 To tho woman of advanced ideas leap year k no longer significant of greater matrimonial liberty. Sho simply adopts the modern bargain counter motto and when she sees what she wants asks for it. -St. Paul Globe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
TAX NOTICE.

hereby notify all persons liable 10 pay taxes in th" Center St hool District of Waterbury. that l have received a rate bill and warrant tn collect 3 center school dis trict tax of ten llUl mills on the dollar on the list oi l>.'I, and will be al my law office. T. Boh hui'dng, Gi Bank street. on an,! after May I. l>"3. when said tax is due. from 3 a, III. to l2:3A ?. m. and , 10 , p,m-. la receive said lax. The law pro viit> that p.rcrn'aSr "f ,hree-fnurths of nne per Cent N.r month shall be added from Nav !. I>:'I. Ia any lax remaining u"paiA June !. l>.tI.
 CHARLES T GElGGS. Collector.
 WatrrhIrv. April ;. l>!t.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
SPRING CLOTHING
FOR Men, Boys, Children.

Spring OvCrcoats. Soits, Trous- CTS and a full line of Gents Furnishings which we are able to sell you cheaper than ever before. We call your at tcntion to a nice line of Spring OvercoatS which we will sell at the following bargain prices. One lot dark grey all wool
 goods, for $5. 15 worth. 5000 One lot light grey allwool,
 made nice, for S6.9O.
 worth HOO One lot fine Melton
 trimmed, very nice. for
 $50, worth l2.5O One lot kcrscy, equal to
 tailor made, for $9.5O.
 worth l5.OO Ore lot fine English clay
 Norstcd, for $l0. worth
 l6.OO
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
GASTRIC JUICE.

A dainty morsrl to those unprcjudicel k the head of the woodcock.
 Fr>h meat beginning to sour will sweet rn if Tiac,Nl out uf doors in the air over night
 A ham iS srrcatly improved if, after be- ing boiled, it is wrapped in buttcrcd paper and baked for an hour.
 The ditrcrrncr between canvashack and r'dhpad duck k so slight in taste and qual- fly that even experts arc deceived
 Always cook swecthrrads in a china lined saucepan and usc silver or plated knife Ia cut them. :lS steel iS conSidcrcd tO br injurious hnth to flavor and color.
 F'rulu 90 tn 80 minutes is all tho time q cabbage need cook if it Is thrown iptC hniling s,lltcd water and left uncovered This is >aid to bc also a dcodorizing proc C>S.
 Scrapr several carrots until all spots anc portions Df skin arc removed. Bell unti nearly done, remove from the kettle drain ing thoroughly, roll in granulatcd corn meal, fry in butter. Servo hot.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
TAX NOTICE.

hereby notify all persons liable 10 pay axes in the city of Waterbury, that have received rare-biIl anl warrant To collect a city tax of eighteen tlSl mills on the dollar on ,he list of IS9i. and will be al my law office, r. Bohl building. 6j Rauk street. on and after May l. 1895. when said tax i< due. from ga. m. 10 l2:5O p. m-. and . tn , P. m to receive said tax Tue law provides lha' A A percentage of three tnurihS of one phr cent per month shall be added from May l. l>'1. 10 any tax remaining unpaid June l, l>9l.
 CHARLES ]. GKIGGS. Collector.
 Waterbury Auril ! l~41
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
Ii Hung Chang In Prkinc.

LONDON, Way "A dispatch to Tbe Times from Poking says: No decision has yet been reached in regard to tho ratifica
 tion of the treaty ot pet,c. Ii Hung Chang tho senior Chinese peace envuy, has arrived in FrknS ana heon EivCH an audience with the emperor. but what ac- tion was agreed upon, if any, is a court secret. No edict has yet been published concerning tho result of the deliberations
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
DOGMATISMS.

The oolAe dog exists chiefly ns an excuse for literary Scots to write poems and sto, rieS about
 The dog Is first cousin of the wolf and stepson of any one who will take an inter est in him.
 The edible Chinese dog is called a "chow' dog, Two dngs arc of course chow chow.
 Unlike the bark ot a tree, which sticks closely to it, a dogs bark sprcads for some distance around him and bo& hers people.
 There is no good dog but silcnt one, and very few even Of the silent ara admira- ble. A dead dog is pretty good when buried New York RtSNrrher
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
England Wouldn't Interfere.

SHANGHAI. May 2.-Tho ChInoSo in hahitHntS of tho island ut F0rmuSA rCrrnt- ly sent a dcputati"n to IEr British rrpro- sentative there urging him tu request tho British government to prevent the JapA- nCsc from anncXinS the island and offer ing in return for this protection large shnrr in the profits of tho FurmuSa mines Tho matter was referred Ia tho British government. which replied that 1t could not entertain the VrupOSal,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
.&il SlIS Had.

On" ,: tb,' h-lI::;,>t anal most charm in,; ll;;!. Alr!~ iu tho CIV |. the yuung LAuA"',: ,f .irhn .lv>>I,& Sine rides hnr>, a,r> constantly vlIA h,r father aud is a {. s'. ,tiG, >Irl, :ll,.. tor a c!Ild of h,r aAr, Recently while ,u; l,r gal lOp Mir, N, >.l, \ anu !:I> ,i:,u&hI,r were stoYH>I ~ n &;nrl,!aa trr A short CvuN,r>.lI. F. earn, Wn;sh i:l. G,u;le- man t"-A lr>.:u t.' IT vt h!> coat a ro>rln ;.Hl ~;.svn |; MI l .-~...t show of Ga.ian'ry ta l::l' M..> | >,I", >hv looked i.'v ,p"lu- ttl>l 4u,rn as she graz, tuIjy ry,~ I>,I 1T, ht.. >.,L n,tmu;,
 "Aiv'', y"a .;,.s:,; la give the gentle man >,.. '"inI i>7 tAv I">,: l,r tA- thrr >,.lJ
 Shr hy'Avl Ip :nur,Iy. hl''.Hrl a little a,t >l.I, II Ga,'l A.,,~ ..'.ythluS tn give i,'';. ,:t :. Al-~
 Ani tl.s';' ,.j' ,a..l ',n < lt.--Chatta- nvu-t Tins.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
Harrisburg Doing%

HARRIsBUEG. N"y 2-Thn senate ju, dietary general c,.Iuuittoc has ln>tr"nod actiun on the r,>" u,lun 10 lEXow | hi!n dolphin until ItNt tuesday night The committee hc!u Il meeting tO hear Irl'ru~ sentatives of the Municipal league and the Citizens MunicI I,,l association in sup port of tho resolution and then ad turned until Tuesday. when City C"mI,trui!or Thompson, Mayor Warwick c,-AInynr Stuart and Thomas l.. Hicks vii. be heard in opposition.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
OVER 1000 NOW OUT.
Additions Made to the Ranks of the Strik
 CTS at OlneNville.

Additions Made to the Ranks or the Strik-
 CTS at OlneyVille.
 PRovIpENCE, May @.-Additions to the ranks of the strikers nt Olneyville bring the number now out up to ovor 7,OOu, the operatives of tho Taft X WcCIlen mill and $50 operatives from tho Riverside mill having struck. The primal cause cF the general strike Is given out as tho failure of the manufacturers to restore the rctluc tion in wages made over n year ago. The strikers claim that they nro prepared to stay out as long as the manufacturers hold together. It is expected that the Op- eratives in the Saxon. SarHnac and the remaining employees in tho Riverside mills will come out today Tho Atlantic mill strikers went to tho mills in hudy and waited for James Whipplo one of their number, who went hack |" tho dye house to work, la como out When hc ap- peared. they followed him and hnutrd nt him for several hluCks, huI no Niolcnco was attempted. The strikers heid several parades and a mass meeting later. wh,Ch was addrrSscd hy leading labor rirn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
s..tI,acN For tI,r StrikrrS.

pITTSRU KG, May 2.-StIikinE miners on the Wheeling div.s!un of the lia tiInoro and Ohio had hacksct .Nll but nInr of tho 400 mon at the Snuwdcn ard Gn>tnn- vile mines signed an irunrlad aSruD'Iuunt to work for oight months at a5 rontS ton. The strikers had hoped to bring all these men out.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
Eemnr.n rrnnn,.h 1IIm ,n sn,oihr

PHILADELPHIA. May 2.-lIenry Nallot, 6 native of Russia, shot himself m tho loft breast At the Lehman iInuSo, "YlH MarkVt strcot, and is dying nt a hospital It is believed that rrlnurso lmunp,ct the dr,ti, as Wallet had fur ScVurai days bccn talk ing Uf something done hy him for which he was sorry.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
l,rico of Shnca Gnra In.

BoSToN. May 3.-Seventy- five leading shoo manufacturers of New England mot at the Cnitod States hotel and voted tC issue notices to their customers inform. ins them that the prices of shoes would be advnnccd. Tho high price of leather Is given as the cause of the increase, The advance will be from 10 to s5 conts a pair.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
Runaway Boy. Caught In Havana.

HAVANA. May 2.-ThomaS and liar mon, the two hoys from Virginia who ran away from homo presumably with the in tention of joining the Cuban insurgents, arrived hero from New York on the Ward line steamer lumuri. The American state department had requested the nu. thoritios hcrc tn apprehcnd them. Before thcy had timo to leave tho steamer the captain was notified of tho circumstances of the ease, and the boys wrro detained on the vessel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
,iher,x He'll In Danger From Fire.

CHIcAUn. May 2.-The flvo story brick building 4Nu 10 4;i6 Wahash avenue, oceu- pied by Kotchum 6> Rothschild, dealers in furniture, was burned. The Columbian liherty Tell was in small building ad- joining the ono destroyed, and was for a timo in great danger, Tho building in which il was placed was saved with great difficulty, and the hell was not injured in any way
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
May Stay Out All Summer.

LONDON, Ky, May 2.-Six hundred coal miners employed by the companies composing tho laurel Coal association went out on a strike and will probably re- main out all summer. They strike for the pay of last year-7O cents per ton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
NnrnI Militia Meeting.

NEW YORK, May 2.-A meeting nf the officers of the naval militia of tho va rious states is being held on board The ship Now Hampshire today. The meeting has been called to compare notes ana in sure uniformity in the different urganiza- tiOnS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
L.auDchID, of ,ho uoward.

WILMINGToN, Dol, May ?, - Tho fine iron steamship Howard for the Merchants and Miners Transportation company of Baltimore was launched at the Harlan X Hollingsworth company's yards The boat was ehristcnod by Miss Miller, daughter of Decatur II. Miller n director of the Merchants and Minors Transportation oomDany
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
spanish Forces Defeated In Cuba.

JACKSONVILLE Fla, May 2.-Passon- Srrs on rte steamer Olivcttc, from Ha- vana, .i an account of a battle near Ba- yalno on Monday between Maximo Go meg, in command of ,. o0u men, and 8, GOO spanish troops, commanded by General Salcrd" 1Eo Spaniards, the passengers say, were rcpulscd. with heavy losses, while tho CuIans loss was Vcry small
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
Rent Free

You cIn live in handsome lat of rooms with all improvements, Tn new 3 I tt dwelling Wlth barn. h north part of city. l're ct electric cars. The second or thIrd Hat WI5l lav all expenses. leaving you' ,t rent free on a payment ot $l GOO |owU. hnl@rC~ can rrm4in Address BoA 2I7. C.tv. for Information. Paying II pc rtnt a~ investment O1 call at this pfH.+
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
Fought With Razor and Dirk.

PHILApELPHlA. May 2.-Vincenzo Gel To died in tho Pennsylvania hospital In consequence of injuries rsEeived in a quarrel with John Spallclu over a game of cards Spallelli's life Is despaired of Cello had a razor and Spallelli a dirk. and they slnshed each other unmorcifully
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
NaterburYFire Alarm

LOCATION OF BOXES, vhs following are the Fire Alarm sIsaa, 'nies the new system: Rogers | Bro." 3 Cor East Main and Niaeara streets l-A Cor East Main and Woleott road. Is Cor High and Walnut streets. Is CT last Main and Cherry street. I-- Cor East Main and Oale streets Fl Cor North Elm and KiuEshury ureAss GS Onr Sorsh Elm. Nhrth Main aRd aro,
 streets
 24 Waterbury Manufactu7ns somtxny. 9S Cor North Main and North streets. q Cor Buckingham and OLroke stresss s7 Cor GrS-e $nd Pzosrect streets 9s Cor Hillside sV"2ue and Pine street ss Cor Johnson and W -.rerville streets l9 The Piatt B-gs t G. |. R~teEt,.., Lr>cE ShmIany C.nv,,nes
 ment fAcfnrYL"
 ENahange piase. E2 Cor West Main and Willow streets s1 Cor West Main and Wa,ert,rwn rnar sS Eorse Gar RaIlruad stahles se Waterbury Brass company" s-T Cor Cedar and Meadow street. SIS Cor GrahJ and Field streets. s-l-1 Cor Bank and Meadow streets s-l-s Randolph 5 Cowes' %l-4 Plume & Atwood ManufaaturI.r 2 ~u.
 pany.s s-2-l Ne Hose Rouse. | Is Holmes. Be rh & Haydenas ess Cor Ceerles and Porter ssrests. s-2s Cor Simons street and WashiATtvn. Cor South Main and Grand streets. 4-1 Cor South Main and Clay streets. 4-s Waterbury Watch company s-s Benedict & Burnham Ma.ufaetnrtr
 company tS Waterbury Buckle company t-f Cor South Main and Washington sts ssovill Manufacturing conpAny. Sa Cor Franklin and Union ssreeta Es Waterbury Clock Go. lease faesntF, s-A Cor Gay and NH streets. s-s Cor Liberty and River streets. s-T No. Hose House. s-s Cor Baldwin and Stone streees.
 Cca Bridge and NaxfIl streets. s-a Or DnOl'ttls sIl~v and Dablin ssr.. -sPrfv~t
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
Armour know. of No nsef rrs.l or ceu,,s.

CHICAGO, May 2.-Philip D. Armour denied emphatically the assertion that a trust In beef exists. and that 1t is caused by n combination of the firms of Armour X Co. Nelson Morris & Go. and H. H. Swift & Co. of Chicago
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
Mrs. parnoIrs Dau.hter Arrives.

BoRDENTowN, N. J.. May 2.-Miss An nie Parneil, the unma rried daughter of Mrs. D. T. $ Parnoll, reached lronsides from New York. having just arrived from Ireland Mrs. Parnell's condition remains practically the same
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
Indicted For wifi. MurSer.

TORONTO. May 2.-The grand jury at the Toronto Rssizes returned A true bill against Arthur A. Dicks, charged with the murder of his wife by setting his house on fire
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
CIoudburst st W-iaaAA.

WINoNA, Minn., May 3-There was c terrible cloudburst here Within ten min. utes an inch and a half of rain fell 6cod- ing the strOots beyond all precedent Nu. merous buildings wer0 struck by light. ming but no material damage is reported
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
WHEN
 MEN + AVE |. TASTE

 In dress, t is pretty sure to be good taste, There is a decided difference in the ideas of women and men about clothes. With man it is quantity rather than quality. They take ac- count of the whole rather than details. While women with unerring accuracy will describe every detail e;-cn to the stitch ing on you gloves. They not only know
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
A Hoy Kills Himsalk

NEW YORK, May 2.-Becauss he had been scolded by his brother for neglectinR his work, Edward HuG g Bohemian boy, Is years old. shot himself through the heart at his homo. TS6 Third avenue. Death was instantaneous
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
Government School Burned.

NIoRIAEA. Neh,. May 2-Ths govern ment school building on the Santo Indian reservation was burned causing . loss of $40. 900. This Is tho second time tbs school has been burned in two years
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
A NEinhnNar FsaRnzmnA

NEW YORK. May G-A S.lliam A. Ncwhold. who was recently removed from his position of general secretary of the American Church Missionary society, haa also been depnsed from the ministry of the Protestant Episcopal church. MT. New bold's accounts were short $I0, 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
The A,lanta Sails Today.

WASHINGTON, May 2,-The navy depart ment has received word from tho com mander of the Atlanta at Key West that the vessel Is Coaliug and will sail for Grey town today
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
Two Killed by a Train.

TRENTON, May 2-Andrew Gromborg, aged 46, of 77s Eleventh avenue. New York, together with an unknown man. were killed on the Pennsylvania road at the Bridge street crossing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
Held For the Murder of Mrs. Lorue.

PHILADELrHIA. May s.-Alphonso F. Cutaiar was held responsible by the coro- ner's jury for the murder of Johanna Logue. the wife Of Jimmy Logue. and he was committed to jail to await trial