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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09
MnfSnaer in Der Sonnenbeobadtuna

@nfdneer in Der Sonnenbeobadtuna
unb feIbIt unbOriidtise 9litronomen
babsn idon bdufis cine mebr pber ipenis
ger anbauernbe S6dbisuns ibres Ges
ii6tsberm6senS bauonsetrasen, inbem
te bic Sonne obne Nntpenpuns sesisnei
oider 8IenbsIdier betra6teten. Sdon
@aIiIei fol- Der nsberIieferuus mad burd
feline Spnnenbeobadtunsen iein redtes
9luse ernitli6 seiddoist baben. Die
frGtefs senaue 8ei6reibuns Der iubiettis
ben gmpfinbunsen, bic bur6 bic Samm,
lung Der SonneniirabIen auf bic Nsbbaui
berporserufen tperoen. berbantsn mir bem
Brofeiior 9tei6 in @lassotr. @r beob'
a6tete ben 8snusbur6sans i'm Mai
l76l obne 8orlidtsmaBreseln, um nitt
bic Seaisteit beS Sonnenli1ts absu.
idndden; bic Solee mar, baB er bon
Otetamorpbofa befalen purbe, BAG
bsibt bic @sssnitanbe eridisnen ibm in
perserrten Sormen. Die PARTICLE Son'
neniiniisrnib bonn SUM- 1890 unb bic
bonn Suni 1891, bic beibe in Gbinbure
ii9tbar iparen, lieferten DR.. Mudup
iieben neue Sale bon 9eBbuutblenpuns.
Die er iorsfGltis unteriudte. Die ga.
tienten batten cine 8eeintrddtisuns Der
Sebiddrfe erfubren, unb ben meiiten er.
idiensn bunfle Yunfte i'm @ef6tsfelbe.
3uipeiIen iparen bieie 8unite feh, in
anbsren 5daen betpesten lie iid raid bin
unb ber. Sei llnteriuduns nit seni.
senb fsinsn Metboben finbet man mad
DR.. Madap nur auSnabmStpsiie eine poa.
itdnbise SeiIuns bes nebeIS, aud ipenn
Die Nbneiduns bonn normalen 3uitanhe
uur serins mar. Dian mub benz Gins
treten Der Sddoisuue bur6 senisenoe
SiderbeitSmabreseln bprbeusen. 9In.
eeruu6te unb farbise GIdier BON Der
Durdiidtisteit, tpie iie seipDbnIid BON
Bublifum sur 8eoba6tuns bel Sonnens
finiternihen Seripenbet iperbsn, iinb sanS
unseniisenb. I'm bic Sonne uneeitraft
su betradten. muB man elm @laS bes
uiibsn. bas 70 bunfel 1T, haB man feinen
bonn serftreuten Saseslidt beleubteten
8esenitano oaburd ieben fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09

-Gs ibeint iib su beitdtisen, bat
Otier. Satpai abberufen peroen fol- unf
bereits ipirb aud iein NadfoIser ses
nannt. Satoai iou bur6 Serrn 2abiss
Iaus 3aIepSti, oer ben Sitel eineS g5'
biidofs BON Gbeben fiibrt, eriebt iperOen.
Die in allen fatboIiiden Srasen iebr sui
unterridtete ,,2lmerifa" in st. 2Ouis
bemertt biersu:
,,uns bier in Imerita tann es nun
siemIid esaI iein, oh Der neue apoitoliids
Delesat -tpenn bic sanse Nahridt iiber.
baupt auf gBabrbeit berubt-Iitular'
grSbii6Of bon Sbeben in @riebenlant
ober bon Sbeben i'm 9iiltbale 1T. 8i6,
tiger mare eS ipobI, su ipihen, peI6'
Steauns Misr.- -2aoisIauS 3alspSfi ses
eenndrtis am pGpitlihen Sofe pber IL
Der fatboIiiden &Ir6e einnimmt.
,,Wisr. 3alewSfi 1T sesenpartis
apoitoliider Deleeat fir Oits sSnbien
9lS iolder pirb er ii6srli9 Der ensli.
iden Sprade md6tis iein; obne 3nei'
fel aber aud nit pieIen anbern Spra'
den. pis nit benz Yortusisiii6en, Sran'
s0liidsn unb SinbOitaniiden su thur
baben. 8orauSseieBt aIio, baB ien,
9iadrldt ii6 beitatieen iollte. mare bai
teine 70 iibIe 8abI. Dem elm Bralat
Der bic Sntereiisn oer fatbolii6en 8r6,
in benz 8bltersemiide Otinoiens mi
8eisbeit su pertreten ssIernt bat, pirl
ii6erlid aud ii6 bier in gmerifa MID
sur 8erBepaItisuns elmer Spra6e 4,
@unitsn elmer anbern miBbrau6en Iai
ien".
Gans 70 barmIos mil unS bic Sc
i6i9te benn bod taum eriheinen. g8e
fam ipiRen, tpie iib Serr 3aIetpsti su
peuti4en Spra6e, Inn bic eS fd bic
bod in eriter Sine banbelt, felt. Sof
fenIid tommen mir ni6t bonn 8eeen il
bic 1raufe 9luf ale Sdle aber perber
bic oeutiden 8atboIifen bieies 2anbe
padiam iein unb aud fernsrbin mann
baft ibr sutss Re6t. fir ibre bsuti6
SpraRe in ibren S4uIen uno 8irder
einiteben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09
Gbieaac Simmelsifiirmer.

Ser iabtii&e Statififsr Soc @rdnbut
bat tilr3lid cine 2iits Der feds Stodiperie
unb bariiber boben @ebGube i'm @eitafts'
pierteI Der Stabt, alio in benz bonn
Sluiis, bem See unb Der IL. Strabe be.
srensten 8esirie suiammensefeGt. Der
2iite entnebmen mir foIsenbe 3ablsnans
suben: Ss&sitbdise @ebaube iinS $50
uorbanben; febenitbdise 20; adts
itDdise 43; nsunitbdise 10; sebnit0dise
l3; eliit6dise L; sp6lfitbfise 10;
oresebnitbdise 3; biersebnit6dise 10;
fiinfsebnit6dise 3; fedsebnit6dise 8. unr
neunsebn. unb stpansisit6diee 9ebduoC
iinb le ems porbanben. gluBerbem iinf
im @eiddftSbierteI befanntli6 sans(
Reiben bon bier. unb fiinfft5dissn Ge'
bduben porbanoen, bic fat auSi6lieBlid
9eiddftsspeden bienen unb tpelde fai
aue erit tpen:se Sabre itebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09

- Ser gbicaso ,.Bof" pirb bon glsn
Dorf beribtet Der 8rauer iinb ents
idlohen, nddten gSinter i'm @onsreb
nit aller Wa9t babin su ipirfen, bat
cine @rbDbuns Der 8ierteuer uerbitei
tpirb. Der 8ampf ipiro bonn Saupt.
quarter Der 9iationals glHpeiation aus uns
ter 2eituns beS iuriitIiden @enerals
Hatbsebers Der 8rauer, glibbeI 9. Sitd,
sefiibrt perben. Sr. Sit6 bat brel
Iermine unb sinen SbeiI bsS bisrtsn i'm
Gon8reB seoient, suerft aIS RepubIitansr
unb sulebt alS Demofrat, bis sr Dor stpei
Sabren ien Wtanbat nisberleste, UNI BIZ
eintrdsIidsre Steae aIs Gontroaeur bei
Stabt 9iep Dorf ansunebmsn, neldeS
amt er ieBt nod befleibet. Gr 1T iei
pielen Sabren Der &e6tsanpalt ber
8rauer, ipeIde Elm unbesrensteS 8er'
trauen in Jpn ieBsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09
Sin mittelamerifanifhes Sereus
1nutIftf

lanum.
Sn Der mitteIamerifanli6en &epublif
Guatemala iino neueroines tpibtise ar,
ddOIosiide gntoedunssn semadt pors
ben; man bat unter Der glibe beS
8ulfans aeua in Der 9tabe beS alien
Snbianerortes 9lmatitlon cine borses
ididtli6e InIieoIuns aufsefunben. 0ie
4ussrabunsen baben iebt cine srDBere
AnsabI bsmaIteruno fein sifsIirter Gbons
eefdbe, @Iaspaaren, 8eulen, Speere unb
Steinbolde su Gage sef6rbert, auber.
benz cine &eibe bDbit mertpirbiser
@5benbiloer. gm beadtsnspertsitsn
eridein. bic srobe, in idpassm 8aiaIt
sebauene SiSur zines rubenben 8riesers,
Der eine 8opfbsbeduns nad grt Der
rbmiiden grdtoren trdet. Die funitpoqe
4uSfiibrune bieies 8iloperfes 1T um 10
auffdaiser, ais bic einsisen bisber aufse.
funbenen Wertseuse in Siemlid rob gear.
beiteten MeiBeln unb Sdmmern beiteben.
Sn Der ytdbe Der fteinernen Sieuren
lasen tleinere SdmudseSenitdnoe, siers
Iide, nit slansenpen Sarben seidmiidte
9lasidaIen unb 8erIen. Die Sunoe
reiben iid ben aus ben Iriimmeritatten
bon @ScuiniIa, Sico unb Dolores be'
tannten tpdrbis an !; peIder 9eit unt
ipeldem Der mitteIameritaniiben 8ultur'
pblfer iie ansebbren, bas ipirb erit aus
ben peiteren grsebnifen Der 9lussreb'
unaen iid erfsnnen Iafen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09

Die wiIben 8ferbe baben in bem
Staate 9iepuba berart iibnbanb senom.
men, Oab fe Der SiebSudt in bobem
@rabe idaben. Nn 100000 FOLDER
Yferoe tummeln iid auf Den befen
8eibesriinbsn, bas 8inbpieb unb bic
Sbufe beS Suffers beraubenb. IuS
oieiem @runbe baben bic 8iebsinter
einen Serni6tunsSfampf sesen bic mil.
ben 8ferbe besonnen, unb auf ibre Ser.
anluiiuns bat bic 2esiSIatur elm @eieb
ansenommen, bemsufoIee ieber Sensit,
Der frei umberlduft, obne weiteres setDtst
perben barf. Die meiiten tpiloen Bferse
sibt eS in Der umseeenb BON glfo unb
Sron 8oint. unb bort unternebmen bic
Goipbops f0rmli6e Sasoen uuf bic Siere.
gluein Iebtere iino ebenio ideu tpie
ibneafiiBis, unb obne ipeittrasenbe 8ad.
fen fam man ibnen nidt auf S6ubs
peite nabe fommen. Die setStsten
ensfe-Stuten su t6ten 1T psrbotsn-
iperben uIS Sutter fir S6peine berpsn.
oct uno. nad 8erednuns Der 8iebsiid.
ter, baben iie in bieier g8eiie einen @eri
bon etpa 2 Dollars pro Stiid, pdbrene
elm lebenbe8 pilbeS Bfero bies nidi
brinst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09
StaatObiG StabtSpIebp,


8raut s. Gbtnsy bsl6pSrt bab CT Der
Sltsre partnsr her 8irma .. s. Gbenep s.
baB bslasts Jirma bic Summs psn elm u n,
bert Dollars fir isrsn Gal ppn aataub
bsabIeu pirb, pu bur6 ben 9,sbraud BON
Sall's 8atarrb-3ur ni6t ssbeiIt psrten
fam. 5ranf s. GbsueY.
( ~ BtI6pprrn Scr mir unb uniers
I Sisssl idrisbrn in msntr @sssnpart am
| w }6. September ". .. 1886.
u. W. @lsaipu, bfsntli6n Rptar.
SaIl's aatarrb-8u rpire innerlih siuseupm.
men, uno pirft birert auf sas Ylut uub BIZ
ibltimisen Sbsrhd6en bfs SYitsms. eabl
@ub umicnit 3eusnilIs fcmmsu.
j s. @bentp & 8 o., loleec, ..
RS> gefauft bon allen aputbtftrn, 75r.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09
Wie 9fBbIina, 8ater uno e

- @ie 8BbIins, 8ater unb Sobn,
bic Grbauer Der Wunberbriide iiber ben
Sat. Riper" in Netp Dorf, 70 1T Der
Sdbpfsr bes senialen 9lanes Der Bride
iber ben ,,Nortb Hiper" (Suoion) in
9ieip Yorf Elm Deutiber @uitab 2inbens
tbaI. gr fpann auerft ben fiibnen BIan.
ben seipuItisen Suoion init einem eins
sisen eisantli6en 8osen su iiberipanner,
9inbentbuI, auf ben befen tedniider
Sobi6ulen DsuiidlanbS ausSebilbet,
bate rei6libe @elesenbeit su ieiner
Serpollfommuns in Der 8riidenbautunit.
Sine erobe gnsabI @ifenbabn' 8iiidsn in
Obio, Benniplpanien, Snbiana uno ans
oeren Staaten unb mebrere ber srober
StraBenbriiden in Bittsburs iino mad
ieinen YlGnen uno unter ieiner Oberleit'
uns eniweber pBais neu errlhtet. ODE,
umsebaut tporoen, oarunter bic muiters
eiiItisen 8riiden ilber bic SlGHs Wonon,
subela uno allegheny in Pittsbura. Dit
nab 2inpentbal's gnttpurfe su erbauenot
Ren Yorfer Subion. Bride ioll Elm Ulei'
lteripert perben, oaS an @rpbartisfei
unb 3pedmdbis bic R6bIine'ide ,,gah
Riper" Bride nod in ben Sdatten itel'
len ipq.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09

Die arbeitiparenben Waidinen baben
in ben Sereinisten Staaten unter ben
4rbeitern eetpaItis aufserdumt. SIN
Reips gorf bat iid aus bieiem @runoe
mad amtlider StutIitlf bic 3abI Der
Sdreiner um Is 8rpsent perminbert.
8nUpFO4mader sibt es iest so 9rosent
peniser als Dor einisen Sabrsn, Sems
benmadsr 80 grosent, 8adsr unb 8on.
bitoren 90 9rosent, Mbbelma6er 35
Brosent. Sessr Al Brosent, S6riftsies
Ber so BrOsent, Seibenbanbtpeber 4O
BrOsent unb SOIsi8niBsr SO 9ro,sni
ipeniser.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09
SeicbdftssMn5ei9er.

Bud,' uns aeeissB|D |Drnesr.
Greb. u. 0asnsL Drudarbsiiists art,
In enslilter unb beutfhsr Spra@e, 5ff qada.
wanna Apenue, sesenlber bfm 8iuIsy Stpre.
Groceries uns propifiontn.
Sranbpp s. MtIlsr (gfa&fpIsr BON
Ssabls & StnD, tf6 penn I've.
Gbpin 6. Seal, "a eadapauna aps..
.bas berabmte gHbite Sppnss @sbl.
8reb. s. Btbmayer DslifatsiItm,
$50 eadapanna Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09
SSeme 2lftiensSerie.

Der Giti,rns' Sau> unb Spars8errin
pirt i'm Mpnat glusuli nit elmer neutn Ssrit
pcn Nftien beginner uno bic llniersei6nstsn
psrten I6On ieBt 3ei6nunssn fir bisifIbtn ari-
nsbmsn. Der 8nein pfrirt cine profitable
aapitaIanlass, bsnn CT bat lfets msbr Applifafio-
usn fir Anlsbsn ssbabt ais CT bfTitsistn
fpnnts. f9,4m
Dian mtlbe ii6 BEL:
8. 8. i3ieglsr, sol Gepar Npenue,
@sp. s. &alfsrly, 1853 q. GUNNER apf.,
Z. 8. Suptpten, S19 SunIet ape,
". u. 3immtrmanu, 9ibrtp Saa,
5riB Wasnsr, 5tf eada. Apsuus
5arry Z. Barber, $40 Aoams NStnue,
pesr iraene sinsm Dtrsftpr ber @sltafbaft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09

p@- Sdnsemattsn in beribieSenen
SrDben unb Preiien febr ansenebm
ip6brenb bes parmen 8etterS-bei Sreb.
S. @ibmaper, $50 2adaipanna 9lpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09
Die uriabe

9ronii6er &ranfbeiten ipurbe enbfi6
entoedt. 9as Bublifum nabm regel.
mdBis 8lutreinisunssmittel unb fonnte
nidt besrcifen, iuesbalb bur1 bieielben
tetne politdnbise Seiluns erSielt ipurbe.
Or. . 9oop 9ins einen Sdritt ipei.
ter unb iuiomete feline 8eit benz ipesielIen
Stubtum ber nria6en Der ii1 70 fart
permebrenben 6runii6en &ranfbeiten.
Gr fanb, baB seipiiie Nerpen bolIitdn.
bige &pntrDlle iiber ben Magem, bic
Geber unb Nieren unb ale inneren Dr.
game baben. @enn bieie Merpen ae.
idtpd9t finb, 70 fam ber Masenbie gaab.
rilns ni6t perbauen, bic 2eber ipirb trdae
nnb bas san5e &6rperipitem tpirb btnfdi.
Zig, baben 8erbauunsssS Srsanen biegesr.
penfraft feblt. 9r. Sdppp's @iebers
berteIler 1T Elm Masen,, Sober. imt
Nierent Seilmittel, ,weldes auf bic geerpen,
tuelde bieie Srganefontrolliren einipirtt.
Sieie Gr5nei lit fein Nerpine ober
eifti9es 9eruenrei5nlitel, ionbern bieut
5ur Grdftisuns ber Nerpen unb s,ir
Sebung ber 8erbauunsstrdfte unb beilt
aIe Masen' unb 2eberleiben bur9 bie
@ntfernrns Der 1lria6en. Gin Der.
iu6 mirb 9i6 babUn iiberSeuaen.
Sn apotbeisH Obsr franco per Gsprsb iar sfoo.
M Ser beutide xBea.
km tpeiier 5ur @eiun6beits,
8 Mf pelder bic BebdnoIuna
STA IN nit oieier Nrsnei aenaii
<xA$A- beidreibt, nebit BrobeM
0 &SAA tuerben on irgenb eine
EA5T Goreiie fret perianbt.
esE9 ~ gfan idreibe on
Sr. S9opp, 9or 8, Raeine, Wis:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09

Druid sMrbetten ieber art In be,
.W o &snbIatr Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09

VsSr. " I. SanbeHi
9ertber otrr! Dor isbs Sabrsu battle i'd ioIte
samsrju BON 8btumasmus, Oab Id Obus Saiis
zines Stodts itinm S6ritt etbsu tOHns. NtiHe
9tine uuo iibe ipdrtu i'm b5hftn grabe dus
esihpollm uno uahbtm i'd ptls giitttl urntont
ptriudbt, inuiis i'd eiHen Sbrer G3irid Sehon in
otr errsn Stunos ihbltt i'd eiHotruna uHo in ganI
iurisr 3sit par i'd Die ShmerItu polhduota los.
GjItitb pom triin 5ape dn n1bni i'd an Wefutht iu.
Cbipobl i'd ben Giiritl eiiotm iurmer nod ais
Gin ptrtbpolles Witsl btrsit bdltt babe ib isiibtm
ME ttlpas bon ben Sdmerjen bemerft unb baltic
MID iir pollidnpie aebsilt, Abr eantbartr
". T. gpb Wpifoirrsftor,
800 St. Warf5 gldce, gtooipn, r. u
Er. Sanotns bsriihmttr slsitriibsr G3frid heilt
obus Rtbiin: Ibcumaiismus, Sdiis uHo ears
psuipeb. 0itrns, stbsrs uuo RdetnltipsH. labs
men Ridcn II. I. to- btotrlsi Cjsiblttbttr uHb ole
Qtipdtiblpdhen bon gidnntru.
Cine 5aibtnuusoabt bon Sr Sonosus bttiibnis
TEN msoiIiHiibtu getrft hbsr sleftribe gtbduos
lung ipirO aui 0unia irti uuo bstiisaeit br'
aHot Ser btfs it oiftrirtt gseipsiisr Iur eelbii'
btbanoluno obns i6delat Giitt. Rmna be-
ionosrs iOlltn Ous BUD isitu. Tlau aorsfitt
Dr. &ADEN, S26 Broadway, New York.
effites shnbsn bon bis & scuHtaOs 10 bis ).
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09

'HHtU W. VdPttB IuE sIseVs
Der bentide .Beg.
tpeiier 5ur @eiun6beits,
tpelder bic BebdnbIung
nit oieier VlrSiei senaii
beidreibt, nebit Brobsit
iueroen on ir9enb eine
Noreite fret periaHot.
Sion fdhreibe nm
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-21
GIBBONS' VISIT.
Secret of the Cardinals Cordial Reception
 at Rome.


 LONpUN, June 2l, - Tho Standard s Rome correspondent, discussing tho great attentions which the Vatican has paid to Cardinal Gibbons, says:
 'Thr secret history of all this is rather curious Cardinal Gibbons is n power in America both by his sound doctrine and his personal influence, and. with q few Cx- captions, holds all the Catholic fnrCc thrrc in his hand. This is not altogether pleas ing in the highest quarters especially when coupled with the fact that the Amer ican bishops show great spirit and indC- prndvncc.
 "Thr pope instituted the apostolic dele G1Itinn at Washington with a view to chrcking this independence. Cardinal Gibbons came to voice the American hiSh- ops di~lpprnval of this step. Meantime the question has been carefully studied here. The result k that Archbishop Sa- t"lli w! he nNdr a cardinal. This to- grthrr With the special attention shown to Cardinal Gibbons, must needs tend tO cunNincr him that the presentation of the bishops memorial would hc both useless and inuppurtunr. Sn it is hoped that he will carry it hack to America.
 "Thr>r incidents have caused many per sons tu think that the election of for rign pope i> not impossible, and that the pope himself fav"rs the idea. This also is not displta>ing to the Vatican because it rrcallS the intran>iEcutrS tn tho nCccssity of remaining united and vigilant."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-21
SI MARY'S ANNUAL.

Programme to He Rendered at the Seventh Entertainment Of the Pupils of the ParOchial School.
 The entertainment to be given by the pupils of St Mary's school, under the direction of Rev Father Lynch. in the Jacques opera house next Thursday even- ing, will be a rare treat. An interesting programme has been arranged and the stage settings and electrical effects will be elaborate. The order of exercises is as follows: Tableau.
 Welcome, Seven Little Girls Recitation, Three Little Toadstools' Scarf Drill, Sixteen Girls Song. "Johnny Schmoker." Six Boys Operetta, "Rosalie."
 Recitation. "The Bald Headed Man."
 Master G. Donahue Military Drill. Senior Boys Recitation, ''Gualberto's Victory"
 Between the different numbers tableaux will be gwen.
 The operetta "Rosalie" is in three acts and contains many pretty vocal gems. The dialogue is bright and the story interest ing. The cast of characters includes Misses J. Culhane, E. Kerstin, N Freney md NJ. Dillon.
 The military drill will be given under the direction of r. II. Danaher. by Masters J. GAffney, II McLinden. q. Donahue. NJ. Culhane. T. Barrett, NJ. Brennan. F. Coyle, G. Savers. J. Corr. J. Bennett, J. Mallard. J. Butterly. A. Adams. J. Bren- nan. J. Sullivan and NJ Mccarthy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-21
O\ ATION TO M'klNLEY.
An Affecting Meeting With Governor Nor
 Till Before the Veterans.

Till Before the Veterans.
 OTTAWA, Kan, June 2l.-Tcn thou sand visitors, the cutirc population and the members of the ChautauQua assembly greeted Governor Mckinley of Ohio on the assembly grounds. The weather was beautiful, and the entire city was bctlcck- Cd in flags and bunting in honor of G. A. R. day.
 Governor Morrill, said that he welcomed Mckinley as governor of Ohio, as a dis tinguishrd citizen of the nation, and last and best, as a true hearted Comrade who had marched side by side with the people and who fought to preserve the Union. As he said this Governor Mckinley arose, and the two men Grrl<pcd hands. while the multitude applaudtrl and waved hand krrchirfS
 Governor Mckinley said that no greet ing was So sacred as the welcome which came from his old comrades of the Grand Army of the Republic. He thanked Gov crnur Morrill, from the bottom of his heart for q welcome So sincere and earnest. He remembered his service with Governor Morrill, in the national house of represent ativcS. He remembered him most be cause he so faithfully Stoni by the flag and his comrades in the Grand Army.
 Here Governor Morrill, was viSibly af- fCrtrd, and his eyes filled. Governor Me kinlry, too, Was overcome, and he tried to rally hy saying in an attempted i"cular manner that he was glad to come to Kan sa> hrcau>r much of Ohio was here but hr could not r,ruvrr and the scene ended With prolonged cheering and some tears Ivy the SprCtatOrS Then followed rrc,'p ti"n tn Guvvrnur Mckinley. thousand. pressing forward tu grasp him by the hand
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-21
LEGALLY SEPARATED.

Threo DlvOrees Granted by Judge EI-
 Mer fin the Superior Court-HOmes
 Wrecked Fly Intemperanoe.
 Judge Elmer reopened the superior court this morning. Three applications for divorce were heard and granted.
 Fannie NJ. O'NeillI through Attorney Charles G. Root asked for divorce from James Henry .O'Neill on the grounds of intemperance and intolersble cruelty. Fanni NJ. Lilley and Henry O Neill were married on August 8. 1882. She testi- fed this morning that she lived with him up to January s. 1895. He abused her on various occasions and was habitually incorporate. Officers Allen and Blakeley testified to arresting him. No defense was made and decree was granted on the grounds of intemper- ance. and the wife given the custody of the three children, John H aged l2; Florence, 6, and Grace, 1.
 Attorney O'Neil had two cases. Kate Fuller asked for divorce from George Fuller on the grounds of intemperance and desertion. Kate Robbins and George Fuller were married August II, lSS9. The testimony was that uller was habit ually incorporate, had abused his wife here and in Bridgeport and neglt cted to support her for two years. and had l, st his position at the Trott Baking Go through drink. A decree was granted on the ground of intemperance.
 Martha E. Mahler asked for divorce from Albert Mahler on the grounds of adultery and intemperance. Martha E. Eggleston and Albert Mahler were married March s, 1888 He has been drunk weeks at time and is wreck physically. A decree was given for intemperance. In the case of Edmund B. and Frank Loyot vs August Loyot. an action on real estate. Judge Granger was appointed state referee.
 The court then adjourned sine die.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-21
RIGHT TO THE POINT.

Al Democrat Protests Against the
 Re-ElectIOn of City Attorney Bur
 bee.
 Editor of the DEMOCRAT:
 I wish to say few words on a matter that is of the greatest importance to the democracy of Waterbury-the question of city attorneyship. It is common talk that democrats are using their influence to se- cure the reelection of the present hold over. The writer is not prepared to vouch for the truth of this assertion. but the deep interest taken by Attorney Burpee in the doings of one branch of the local government. presided over by democrats. indicates that he is working for a purpose that does not appear on the surface.
 Without doubt Mr Burpee is an able lawyer. But he is also a politician-an offensive partision of the most dangerous kind. The new charter is practically his creation. Originally its provisions. bad as they are now, were even more radical The instrument was toned down by Brother Burpee not through love of the democratic party, but, in the writer's opinion, to curry favor with some of the party leaders.
 As a democrat I protest against any man elected by the votes of the democratic par ty lending his influence to retain City At. torney Burpee in office. He should be treated without fear or favor. It is like handling edged tools to "dea" with him. The exact point where safety ends and danger beglns is hard to distinguish. Il should not for a moment be forgotten that if Brother Burpee goes out of his way tc help democrats he expects much in return And. speaking on this point, why should any democratic body look for favors from the city attorney
 The democratic party of Waterbury stands on its own bottom Its power lies in its numbers aud it can afford to throw defiance at it's enemies, and City Attorney Burpee is the greatest of them all. It N known that Attorney Burpeee cannot SC cure els ction without the aid of democratic votes. The democratic members of th' council will be false to their pledges if they vote for him. It would be better. if it b, found impossible to elect a democrati' lawyer to the office. to throw the demo cratic support to republican attorne! who will spend more time attending to tn city's interests and less to working ul schemes for self aggrandizement.l tsE,- OLp LINE DEMOCRAT.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-21
UNIQUE DEFENSE.

Case Brought by the City With
 drawn on the Ground That the Ordi-
 nance is UnconstitutIonal.
 The case of Thomas Delaney vs city of Waterbury. an action for trespass. ended in the court of common pleas at New Haven to-day. by the withdrawal of the action by the plaintiff. Attorney Pin ney, representing Delaney, ent red de- murrer claiming that the Waterbury ordi- nance providing that the city may sus for damages person guilty of trespass. Is un- constitutional, as it excludes the person in jured from the rights of the law. Attorney Burpee decided to withdraw the case.
 Marshal Carmody last night served pa pers on City Clerk Grady in a suit to set aside the action of the board of compensa- tion in awarding benefits and damages for the layout of Walnut street. The suit is returnable before the superior court at New Haven on the first Tuesday in Sep tember.
 The action was brought on complaint of James Coyle, who alleged that Mir Delaney tore up some fence posts which belong to him The case was decided against Mir Delaney in the local court and an appeal was taken