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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
THE TATTLER.

Gail Hamilton is said to have lost her mind.
 Mrs Cleveland is settled for the summer at Gray Gables.
 Mile. Lucir Faurr, daughter of the French president, writes the Paris art crit iciSmS fer Thv Journal du Havre.
 Mrs Leland stanford says she could be comfortable on S25 week. She is paying $5lO a day 10 keep stanford university in operation.
 Mrs. Ii Hung Chang has 1000 servants, 3.0UO cuAt<, 200 pair of trouSrrcttcs and 5OO fur robes. Her feet arC 50 small that she c;Innut walk and she dresses her hair in 50 different ways
 Miss sarah Orne Jewrtt has returned to her home at south Berwick, Me. It is said tEat she will hr an important factor in the formation of the society which will bc known Is the Daughters of Maine,
 Rev. PErhc Hanaford, n prominent nrmhrr uf SurusiS, has the honor of being tho first woman minister ordained in Anrrira. Al The time of Dr. HannafOrd' 's ordination only three women besides her self in the world had r,ccivcd orders.
 The BavonrSs Burdctt Coutts, who is swert >l. continues to wear her evening E,'wu> G,crllrtc, To rcpuir this error in taste, the good lady never appears without Uld fashioned EtCr mitS on her hands and many splendid rings on her fingers.
 Mis- Hrlrn Gladstone the daughter and companion of the Grand Old Man, is n tall stately wru:nn of IS. The genius of her father s,,crlS tn shine through her deep, rarnrst eyes. For a number of years she has been Vice principal of the Ncwnham College fvr Women at Cambridge. Mis- Harriet c. IIosmcr iS the foremost WnIuan sculptor uf America. She is tht | laughter uf a we'll known physician and Ml> born in Massachusetts to years ago | For 4U years she has been n rrsident oi | Rome, going there ill 1852 with her father and her friend, Charlotte Cushman.
 Mrs. Cornclia Walter Richards of Bostor | his just celebrated her ciShtieth birthday l Mrs. Richards iS the first woman knowI 1 tu have occupied the editorial chair uf daily paper At the ago of 21, when scarce | ly moro than n girl, she was editor 1T | charge uf the Boston Transcript, and $, | continued until her marriage. IL iS thought that Mrs. Carrie Chapman | Catt will hr elected to the presidency O | the National American Suffrage aSSocia l tiun when Miss susan B. Anthony retireS | Mrs. Catt was born in Ripon, Wis, receiv ing her edurAtion at tho State Industria college of Iowa, in which state she spen
 most of her life, pursuing there the stud! of law.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
VIII Mnlc n Great showing.

The demand for space i'll the Woman $ building at the Cotton States and Inter national exposition has been So great that the wumIn'S h.mrl has been com pellcd to ak fir ;.u appropriation for an annex. Thr matter has rrrrivrd the fa- vurablr consideration uf tine finance com mittcc and will probably te approved by the executive board. Tho activity and the amount If labor performed by the women If this department are phc- nunrnal. run~idtring the means at their disposal. and ti.c results attained <o fAr are more than astonishing. They have stirred so much interest ill most of the states that an overwhelming demand for space has lrru r,;dr ur,n the man. agemcnt. New York Tribune
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
THE WISDOM OF euDOHA.

If n man hold himself dear, let him watch himself carefully; tho truth guards him who guards his self
 If one man cunQucrs in hattie thou sand times a thousand men, and if another conquer himself, he Is the gr,atest of con Qucrurs-
 E1rncstncss is the path of immortality thuuEhtlrSSnrSs tho path of death. Those who arr in eslrncst do not die; thOsc who arc thOughtlcSs arv as if dead already.
 He whose wickedneSs Is very grcat brings himself down to that stnte where his enemy wishes him to be He himself is his greatest enemy. Thus Q crcePer de- stroys tho life of a tree on which it finds support.
 Before long, alas this body will lie on the earth, dcspiScd, without understand, ing, liko useless log, yet our thoughts will endure. They will be thought again and will produce action. Good thoughts will produce good actions, and bad thoughts will produce bad actions.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
Y Ya1rQ6(@llr CURES THE TOBACCO HABIT IN 4 TO 10 DAYS OR MONEY
 REFUNDED Use AU IHe TOb0ccO YOU TVant TiU YOul.
 "CraUing" Is Gone is the only remedy better health than before taking grdien. NRcorI CUEE popular because allows while craving sacrifice tobacco ever.
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Use AIE THe Tobacco Y0W TVant TiU Your
 "Cr0Uing" Is Gone.
PROF W. V. WAITE,

PROF W. V. WAITE, or Amherst, Mass, Chewed Tobacco for 1 6 TcArs. and was Cured by Narcoti Cure
 AMHERST. MASS, February g, '95. THE NARCoTI CHEMICAL Co.
 Springfield, Mass.
 Gentleman:-Replying to yours of the lst, woald say that l have used tobacco for 46 years. and of late have consumed a 10-cent Tlug day, besides smoking con- siderably. l commenced to use tobacco vixen was only II years old. and have Lever been able to give up the habit until took NARCoTI-CURE, although I have tried .other so called remedies with out effect. After using you remedy four days, all ''hanke=.ng" for chewing disap- pc ared. and in four days more smoking became unpleasant. 1 have no further de ire for the weed, and experienced no bad effects, whatever. am gaining in flesh, snd feel better than I have for long time. To all who wish to be free from the tobacco habit sould say, use MAR IOTI-CURE.
 Yours Truly, W. N. WAITE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
CROKER DRINKS TEA.
Tho Ex-Tammany Chief Says He Is Very
 Mnch In tho Snclnl Swim,


 LONDON, June 26.-Mr. Richard Croker has returned from Newmarket, where ho has been since saturday and where ho had Mir. and Mrs. Hugh J. Grant of New York as his gusts. Mir. and Mrs. Grant left yesterday for Switzerland to spend few weeks. While at Newmarket, Mir Crokcr saw all his horses tried and decid- ed not to racc them at present. He said:
 II would as suun run horses on asphalt as on the turf in its present condition. Our American horses are unSuitCd to the dry, solid earth, and the risk k too great. I expect to run one or tw" horses at the 2d of July meeting at Newmarket. l am most interested at the present moment in my trottrr Shy Wilkes, which brought from Lichficld. have entered him for the Dublin fair during tho horse show week in August. He will he driven to an American sulky, and l believe ho stands a good chance of winning.
 Respecting the r,Ccnt trip to Ireland, Mir. Crokcr said he had had delightful time. At Limerick, on the day he arriv cd, the mayor invited him to be his guest at the GarryOwcn fair, over which Lady Dunravcn presided. 1T. Crokcr stood at the stall with her ladyship for some time The latter spoke about her delightful visit to America.
 MT, OrOkCr mas uCclutu not 10 puftnaSe the estate near Limerick which he intend cd to convert into stud farm, though his | brother l. Id a'tLoSt concluded the ncgO- tiations for tkP purC ChISc. He said ho | would not buy it if he could get it for a | song, for he discOvcrvd that the purchase would mean the eviction of poor tenants. l When the place was sold, they would be | likely to be thrown out.
 | II may lCascA place, " Mir. Crokcr went | on, but have not made any arrangements 1 and shall rot decide until l return to Ire | land in August. With all the delight of | my visit to Ireland, it was not without its sad side. I found great distress among the pclSantry. They simply cannot Ike tho rent, and their prospects arc II bright. II is hcartrrnding to SIG tho | dition of some of these poor people.
 younger ones arc cmigrating whcr, rI they can, leaving the old ones behind Owing to the bad times ill America, little money is hcing sent hack tu Ireland" " Mr. Crokcr was here shown the New York papers which told of the success h, was making in society.
 "Yrs, " said MT Crnkcr. II am grttina to be aS gr,at tea drinkrr aS my fricn, Senator Murphy is in Washington during the social season. am trying tu gvt hin over here tn accompany me when gn t' | afternoon teas.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
DUEL IN A CELLAR.
The Irlshman Used Pick and the Italian .
 Shovel.

NEW YORK, June 26.-There was a des- perate duel in tho cellar of the new build ing at One Hundred and Thirtieth street and Fifth avenue about dusk last night. John O'Neil, the foreman of gang of laborcrs, fought with several Italians and struck John Nanca of AS East One Hun dred and Twenty fourth street. Vanca seized a shovel and attacked O'Eeil. The latter grabbed a Tick, and furious fight followed It was witnessed only by two unknown Italians and several children.
 Nanca finally dealt O'Neil n terrible blow on his head, fraCturing his skull. He staggered, and another blow crushed three of his ribs. He fell unconscious, and Van ca tried to escape, but was captured and locked up in the East One Hundred and Twenty sixth street station. O'Neil was removed to the Harlem hospital and will die. Nunca was covered with deep wounds made by the pick.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
Kcrncood Was Murde, ed.
everyone.

BALTIMORE. June 26.-Dr. A. Ar0nso- hon of this city. friend of the family of Jacob .. krrng"od, whose body was found in the Niagara river about week ago, was buried here and exhumcd for identi- flcation at the instance of an insurance company, says that kcrngood was mur- dercd. He found deep stab wound in the neck, and the neck and an arm were broken. The tntification of the body as that of Jacob =. Kcrngnod, Dr. Aror. sohon says, was complete.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
The pcfender.s Launching Day.

BRISTOL, R. |, June 3G.-Mr. !. E. Hcrrrshoff, head of the great boat build ing firm, drclarrd positively to your rep rcscntativc that if the work on the De fender progressed as rapidly aS is antic- ipated the yacht will he launched on Sat, ur,lay at high tide, which occurs about 12:45. This sets aside all rumorS, many of which have been heard since il hccame apparent that the original plan to launch the Defender at high tide on Wednesday could not hr carried out.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
Little reud on the Elkhorn.

SrRGENT, Ky, June 26,-NrwS comes here from the mouth of the Elkhurn river. Pike county, that early on Friday morn ing the Duskiu boys, Charley and Tom, and Joe and Pete EdgcrtOu CnSaSCd in a hattie near the little town of Elkhorn City, which resulted in tho death uf Pete Edgrrton and Charley Duskin and the probable fatal wuunding of .Inc Edgrrton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
pr. arncGrcgor We'd. roIar.

PHILApEkPHIA. June 96-Rrv. Dr. Duncan MacGrrgor, who was expelled from the Association of Baptist Ministers and compelled to resign from the Ccnten- nial Baptist church. will wed Miss Sallie George at noon today. It was his alice tion for Miss George that caused his wifo to get divorce, his people to demand his retirement and his fellow Baptists to drop him from their rolls
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
From Hog Stealing to Murder.

BLrEFIELpS. w. Va, June 26-Nrws has just reached here of the murder of Mrs. Faulkner hy q man named Johnson near Bramwcll, w. Va. Johnson was tu be tried for the stealing of hog, and Mrs. Faulkner was the chief witness against him. He went to the house of Mrs. Faulkner and shot the woman, kill ing her instantly. Johnson k now in the n,A,,ptaips
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
A New York Mans Suicide.

NEW YORK, June 26.-(irnrgc W. Rouis, Sl years old. living nt tho Alpine build ing, 55 West Thirty third street, ekot him self in the head with revolver with the intention of committing Sulcidr. He was taken to tho New York hospital, where il was said that he could not rCcovcr. Business rrvCrS,- were the cause
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
Inst a Cheek For AI2i nnO.

CHICAGO, Juno 36.-School Agent C. C. Chase either lost or had stolen in the corridors of the city hall check for $l2b, GOO. The money represented was to be used to pay the June salaries nf tho schoolteachcrs. The hank was notified and payment stopped.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
\ Roynl I,cdling.

LOND0N, June 2",- P.'in"r Emanuclr Filibcrtr, duke "f A">:a, ", sArw of King Humbcrt of Italy. va, r.l 'r:r;l at tho Church of St. Raphael, krE>t"n-on- Thames, to the Pr.n,r = Helene uf Or leans, second daughter nf the Countess of Paris and sister of the Duke of Orleans, head of the royal family of Franco.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
Expre.. Struck n Gravel Train.

REVERE. Mass, June 3&.-An open switch caused bad collision on tho east Crn division of the Boston and Maine rail r,wd hvrr. An express out "f Boston Cra>h,,! int" the gravel train >idr tracked here, a:,I hvth engines We're ha,lly wreck cd and inc gravel ears scattered arr,'>S tho tracks. No onr was S,rinu~!y hurt, hut both engineers were IIui~,ri and pa~~rn- gers on the express shaken up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
Two Insurgeut ColoneIs Dead.

HANANN, June 2G.-Thr ineurgcnt colo nrls Fcrn0ndinn and Brlln, wounded in tho hattie at Brca> dr dos Rios ill which Jose Marti wa~ killed, are dead. IL is cSti- mated that their hand Was tho best or ganizrd in the island, and they arc not charged with having cummittyI any crime
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
Went to the seano,d Hungry.

COLUMBUs, O., Juno 26.-.Iuhn Mu!nar, the Cleveland murderer, Was hanged at tho penitcntiary at l2:oS this morning. His ncck was broken. and tho heart heats ceased in just l3 minutes. M0lnar did not oat anything all day, but stood the ordeal hravclv.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26

Gadzooks-I shall be sorry when the electric buggy comes in, because I enjoy showing my girl how can drive a horst with one hand.
 Zounds-n you look at 1t that way, the electric buggy is just what you want, foi 1t won't even require one hand to manAgt it.-New York Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
Lincman Killed In the Air.

PHILAnELrHI June 26.-Brnjamin Hoffman, aged 4l years an inSrcctor for the Brush Electro Light company, climb. cd tn the top Vt q ,,.v at Third street and Willings al'ry !" ',,. why the lamp had gnnc out His ,' 'rHdNcrtrntly touch Cd the wire, atvr, = ,h"rk pass, through him, and he tolp' .' yer to the ground below, dying a few ,..urut> aiI, rward.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
They Win Race For Gold.

wALTHAM, Mass. June 36.-It was an nOunccd by the management of the Wal tham bicycle track that San-rr. Johnson and Tyler would signal their advent into the ranks of professionals by engaging in a match raco on tho Waltham track July for purse of $l ,UUU in gold.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
\ H.nplnct of Woe.

'Nou s:.y, r>:s...r'>rd th,' hi..yclo |" low sYirj.,.l >irln;yr whom il had met by acrid,.., I.i l ''.:. :. si",r';. ''Auu >Iy that my r'?u!,, fly w'I n"; h., Who arv you, and low q" y,.9 h:.'o.
 II h'5'>r <. .."D..;,r, ,...I the >tcau ger lu ,;i''~i :, "l ,.:u ike ralI,r skate. :" -Chi,a-p Ic.l.t.'.,'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
The PresIdcnt Works a Day.

BUZZARDs BAY, Mass, June 26. - Stormy weather kept tho president in doors, and Mir Cleveland devoted the time to official matters called to his attention by a visit of Private Secretary Thurber.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
Kidnnned His Child.

ROCHESTER,, June 26.-A woman about 23 years of age, giving tho name of Mrs. Gum of PittsbCrg. complained to tho DO licc hero that her divOrced husband had kidnapped their year old daughter while walking with its aunt on West avenue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
The Hawaiian FnIbu.,ers.

WASHINGTON June 2o.-Eo action has yet been taken by the navy department looking to the stopping of filihustcrs said to be fitting out at Seattle. The Mohican is the only vessel of the navy cruising In those waters. She could easily look after the flihusters If the department finds It
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
How the Pool Law Was Exaded.

BRADFORD, Pa, Juno 26.-The new state law against pool selling was evaded at the opening day of the first meet in tho Lake Erie circuit by selling cards with pictures and names of the horses.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
salvation Army 1Assis Goes to JaI.

COLORADO SPRIxGS, June so.-Captain Blanche COxs of the Salvation Army, an intelligent and refined lady, has gone to jail for 30 days for preaching in the streets. She would not pay a fine imposed upon her nor allow her friends to pay it for her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26

THE iron trade is the business barometer, because its activity or depression reflects similar conditions Tn other industries. In less the distribution of products be large, and the people and the railroad companies we'll employed. the building and construc- tion work upon which the makers of iron and steel are chiefly dependent for custom would not be carried forward. The late Jay Gould. who was one of the most sue cessful bear spe culators that Wall street has ever known. is credited with the max i'm that i. IS never safe to sell stocks short when Iron is advancing in price. The present hourIshing condition of the iron industry is a signal of danger to the spec u'ators vi o hope to fatten upon the wreck a e of values.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
The State Pres. A..ociattop.

SARATOGA. June 36.-Tbr New York State Press aSSuciation was given a re- ccption in tho Grand Union hotel ball room. An address of welcome was made by Village President Charles II. SturGcs, which was responded to by J. A. Slrichcr of New York city, president "f the asSoci atiOn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
Ohio Democrats to Convene Aug. go.

CoLUMEUS, O. June 26.-Thr D,mo- cratic state central committee decided to hold tho state convention at Springfield on Aug. 20 and 2l. senator Calvin :. Brice was chosen temporary chairman and w. H. Lewis of Montgomery as tomunrnrv Sccrrtary
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
The Last Straw,

Leading, Lady (lt irr tragedy thrNtrrl- 1 drut hh,. t1" urw lover a tit. He iS >l,rh ,;;i r:)y l.'ajr, and his playing so clu'A.t ,'.l ..,} 'id
 : uu l-;I N,~. aud hr i> Iuurri,d in the lair -;:ti:.- lilu -trirtr Zvitung.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
Jumped Into the Canal.

PRINCETON, N J., June 26. - EvH Thomas, colorcd woman, 22 years old, committed suicide by jumping from the bridge into the Delaware and Raritan ca nal. No cause for the deed Is assigned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
Electrical Engineers Meet.

NIAGARA FAILS, Juno 26.-The twelfth general meeting of the American Insti- tute of Electrical Engineers opened at the Cataract House.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
\ SupYO>itiOn.

Thr rrtr t','yh that 2l,,ImvL lrtwrcn Hvr r,I lli', and tit,. hair IH ,:rll II N.:N.' ui'ou her brow. Tie r and lily far Tl,at l!ur u.,'i u'~'n thr tlAmsrl's ch,tk. pra, l th, III all, S,oI ~lrS, With all tN' ,..VU"Uvv hld. SuH. sin; th' ' W,rv hrrS
 -p,truit Tribune
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
SnFrV He spoke.

N,-Grr,.; Lra,,r>, Wvmun, Do you think :,tA !lAd, rt rnunrA:
 Si,r-l Wj,h vn.. Wrc', could get you "hnn,-,d il..!.- ;.n!aN,,liS I""r">l
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
rhs InternatIonnl Dcrhr.
Weather Forecast.

DETROIT, June 26.-Lissak won tho in ternational Derby; Maurice, second {; Diggs, third; time, 2:3519.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
.i,.aN tnr line Su,nmrr.

Nil. T l,....,. F t., wArGr"l., nat, i,.L 't.N ..... i,..~ and tull~. T. ,.r.~ .,t,r the li-t uf alS.. AutI,''. T l., k uytr tllv lNllS.
 Washington Star.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
I,nnr Srrincs Eternal.

s.,-~'l >l., G,n-~ not lowe me yet, H.; I rut L.. ~uTIr.',L Y, ;.r. T, n,-, ir-y.u>,. you S,v, Ih.,t \,t k tlul l..>I'rl.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
Glove Enctnrx Rurnnd.

GLovERsvILLE, N. Y, June 26.-The glove factory of Mills & Bentley in this city was badly damaged by fire. The fire Is believed to have been of incendiary origin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26

II Is wonderful to what extremes some peOOle have 10 go in order to hold, or try to hold trade This market was started three years ago as
 "The Laboring Mans Market" And from the openiug day to the present it has always been its aim to give the public the best goods to be had at the lowest prices. The time of year makes no diff ference and your goods delivered free if you wish.
 We buy for cash and sell for cash and buying as we do in extra large quantities, are able to retail at a much less price than our cOmpcti- tors.
 No advantage is taken of anyone, nor miSrepresentations made 10 draw trade.
 In short. everything sold at this market strictly as advertised and yonr money hack if you aye not satisfied
 A Few Leaders. | SIlOlh Cledka
 He and 1Gc per ID Shoulder Steak,
 $ cents per ID Boiling pieCes 4c 10 & per ID Fresh Pork.
 Sc ard lOc per ID Sugar Cured Shoulders,
 Sc per lb. BoneleSs Bacon,
 10 cents per ID Fresh Dressed Chickens. Native vegetables fresh daily, Choice Creamery Butter, l lh prints, the best butter made 25c Pure leaf lard S5c Lard compound 7c If there Is anything you want in the market line we have got it and the price can not be beaten in the state.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
Labor Saving.

Fair, followed by showers; easterly einds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
'I Il1e le111nerate
0. and N. T. MALoNEY. PuB11sHEns.

WHILE the sultan has signided his &C., ceptance of the principle of the Armenian reform scheme submitted by the powers. he has requested delay in order that va rious points in the scheme may receive further discussion. The powers. however, have apparently no desire for argument. and the request of the porte for delay seems to be regarded as Turkish shift of the usual sort. Daring the progress of the peace jubilee at Kiel the question will probably remain in abeyance. but it is quite probable that in a few days there may be naval parade on the Bosphorus fail to understand.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-26
HUMAN NATURE.

Half the wickcdness in the world Is gos- sip started by good people.
 The morning after a big wedding the women aro nearly always cross.
 Nothing makes a boy so mad as to have his dog follow" boy he hates.
 We havo noticed that no one desires to try Christian science on smallpox.
 When man says he likes to be abso- lutely alono when ho is sick, he lies.
 There is one thing to tho credit of the deVn-he never at any time did business in his wifo's name,
 A girl can have morS fun dreaming of an inpOSSlbility than a man has with the money in his pocket
 Givo people cause, and they seldom fail to bo grateful. The troutlv Is that they so seldom have cause.
 About the wisest looking thing in the world is country boy who has been board ing in town and studying law thrce or four months---Atchison Globe.
 The BaItio Canal.
 KEEL, June 26.-The Baltic canal will Oe opened to traffic on July l to all yes Tels of a draft not exceeding 94 feet ,nches.
 HOODS FILLS cure Kfver Ins,