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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

and it mus, bI s:s!I he is <, t;in:- on very intimate l. THIS with them indeed Dur ing the long, winter evenings, sheltered against the l,r,t' tIl~t- uf the rl-iuL nurthrr, hr sits Culjly in his urn, >ur rounded Y hi, I"',,hS and plrtur,S and curio> and trul !li,~ uf lhV chase. and works out into m,trir.ll form his dainty flnriv, and virllr thuUE,t, Texas people ut all cll>>r1 are very fond uf Chllt,u,Irn. He Is frank. J,N i.ll. whul, s,ulrd and >yupnth"i iC. and IL, >r arr thr quA,ltt, that Iu' in TrNn~ down hy the l;io tirInd'
 At social fuurtinu> in the larger towns. at cow hay tuuruuy~. un hunting ,XpclI tiun~. vNrryNy here, i.' i5 in t!,luLnd He can sing a sung. lci L E,"d story, rvcit, d VAthri:' dialect l,,;u and if II, rC>>ary play t..r r,!y ,i a vtrl~ hni-Lt Mlth,I ,ItL s,r.Iyr ulul iA,!uly llv I> in l,N" with al out of door u,iINItjc~. nAI "NIn,>urr [" the ardent suuth' I'll sun h.s1 given his face a healthy hI,rlr tint that k the envy of many "t lis palVIIrou C'nirCr'~ "t thr north.
 Chit, utl,n has R ru!UaNti'' >jGN that iS pu>itiv,ly T. 5r,>LInr He hAS had num hcr of rurluu~ adventures and rNuIuIt> which h,' I> f,.,d of rylItIl- Iu his quiet, una,>uminG way. In tDv simmer of l>4l. at SI rii:. I.1hr. N. T., at tA,' risk ,t his own ll!c iv r,-rU,I two Nrw.A "rh young woman from drowning. OtA,r similar >tor:,s Hyo told ut hj~ good dr,d~ and gal lautriv> But il i, d. d poet that l wish tu sl,.Ik nIur, d. t.'l:,Iy of Larry Cnit;,n den. His ELl.rh \vr>ve, published about two years aGn, has passed through two ,ul;iuE>. and d third edition, rrVIsrd and enlarged, Las jU~t come from the press. Th.s rcYrr>ont> A T, inarkahlr sale for a fist h,uk of pocn!s and indlrat, . that lis work touches A popular chord
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
THE POET RAACHMAN.
Larry Chittendcu nn.l His Home Down by
 the I;ip C:rtntlr.
ISpcClal C,"".,. l:l, nee.

lsNI"Nl.s! ''tt'>f ''''!' il'''
 ANSoN. Tex. N1rr'l., -lIls lr-al name is William l.3Wr, ',,.' (. lttrnGrn, but his friends rull h;ln I:m}}lar'y Larry He k 33 wars of a2r ani h. !.v,.~l.rd up against the world. bat hr h. uu; been spoiled in the least ' such ,nn..rr; Ills mrthplatr is thr r..3..ijtul IHau..:.,:u town u( Mont clair \. ! l.&lh.g ,Itly III ltr ho went into t!.o CcaulN" hu>iur~S, hut hv found after awAilr that h. Was H. fitted Tor it, and lillI a s,i,uuHI heinz he quit |; One summer, ju~l for a sort of diversion he played at 1,inE book agent, and in the course of his pCrcErinations he managed to accumulate &;oO. Through tho Grnern>I ty of a rich uncle Larry came into ru>~rS- sion in 1HN1 of a largo ranch situated hear this town, where he now resides in bach Clnr comfort. He goes north nearly every summer for two ur three months and e. caSiunally makes a trip tO Europe His ranch iS six miles ono way hy four the other, which gives an immense grazing area for hi, large herd of high Gradu Pulcd Angus, Hereford and native cattle, not to mention between goo and 30u head of horses and mules. About 2OO acres of this tract arc under cultivation. All these years Larry has been woAinG the muses,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
BRITISH SHIP STOPPED.
Spanish Gunboat Fired on tho Ethclr"d
 and Eoarlcd Her.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. April 3.-Tho Brit ish steamer Ethrlrrd. whilo on her way from Boston to Port Antonio, Jamaica, and when off Cape Maysi, Cuba, was free upon by a spanish gunhuat.
 The Ethrlrrd stopped and was boarded and examined hy officers of tho gunboat after which sEC proceeded on her voyage,
 The Ethrllcd, Captain Hopkins, left Port Antonio. .Tamairn. for Boston or March l9 anal arrived in Boston on March 26. she cleared and sailed for Port An. tonic the urNI day, and it Was probably while on this voyage that she was flrec upon and stopped hy the spanish syunboat,
 The F.thrlrvd takes 1hr same courst through the windwar,l passage as that taken by the AlliaucA and it iS likely shC was stopped nrar the spot where thi American Steaurr was fired upon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
Not a Suicide. but a Murder.

ELKHAHT, Ind. April 3.-Somo uncx- pectcd developments have come ahnut rrla- tive to tho finding of the dead body of Wilson Koch, prominent farmer of this city, in fold. When the body was dis covered, it was badly burned and it was thought that the fire caught from the charge of the pistol with which he was supposed to have committed suicide Tho coroner's investigation shows that thcrc were no bullet wounds on kOrh's person. KOch'S wifo and a man named MushCr are missing, and it is supposed that they have left for parts unknown. IL was also learn cd that tho threc met near the scene of tho tragedy last Sunday night and that there was a quarrel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
LAST OF TIE < ,-rl5I
A Famous Old Chtcng" ti,. ,l [" r.:>~ out of
 I.\i~;CIi'..

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 CulcACo. April ;. -Hlu'n the mur of l3 str.l>r~ tonight. u'!r "l li" old iHnl. marks ur Chicago, aud one which i~ huuNVn from Winnipeg tn Sew 'rIH.n~ and from raue Cod tu san Fran..~,u. will have taS~rd out uf existence. Thr old Grand Pacific hut,l nrl, of the mu~; famous iu- situtiunS of it~ hiud in the nitrl states, will lw ahAHd"uceI, and th" huiidin-s i'll all prulmhiIty Mhl Inc u>rI for a hotel Nu more
 For several months nr-utjAiiruS hA>" been in progress between Drakr, Parker X Cu.. mHnn-vrS of the hn;vl and L. I l.ci ter and the Northwestern university, the owners ot the Eruund and huIliin-.. rr- sardiny the aniuiIut If money [" hV VN- pended in rrruu>truclin@ the lullIng, hut nu aErrrulnt could h,' reached. and the maHaLrrS finally dv",lrd tr E.NV up the lras' and r.,~' th" hotel.
 The h"trl Ms hulli just l.. fore the .sr,It ;ir,' "f l>7l. .,nd it W.t~ I>s,tN |" rv."i>"i,~ furnishings when the N.uu,~ swept Il way. It Was quickly tr'ullt after ,hr G,o and has ever since hy,.n one ut iIr ,.tN '~ l,adin-, huirl~ IL h,> lep'u Il,r i,ad,p!Ar trr~ of thr lt, puhii,..ne "i llhuol~ for over 1u years and Lurlu- nnt'annl ,unN vnt ."ns il Was there th.lt thr ictdIuE inru ul tho IArty met.
 The Grand ra, .ir wa~ famed for jt~ tanqurt~ I hr game dinners WA.rh Host Drake -,:Irrauuutliy {" hi> tr.,lt!~ through >u many Year vrvr always largely atirmd- rd hy well ht'Nu residents nGd u"tahlrS from ahr,.ld More rn;Nruth'', and ban uurt~ have hrrn held in tho uIH hotel than in | inc other lor.l l.,,>:,l lri,> combined, lnd inc list ol nutahlrs which il rntrrta!n- rd l. a long "nr, IL k not quite certain a~ yet tu wha, u~, tho property will hr put. A new hotel may hr oprnrd but the rhancvS arr, at present that it will h, come n business block.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
GIVES UP TIE STRUGGLE.

Gorilla Will \" Longer Tjlii" Ter n Ike.
 pl.hlic In >ps.n.
 The prevailing political compljrH' ione in Spain are increased Ny the "nn"unry- mcnt made few days ago that Srnvr Manuel Ruiz ZIrIlla, the rXilcd k,puh- ican patriot, has permanently T. t.r' | from active politics. inc lnaS tn t:!' Republican party "f spain i> particular. " srrious, Cul"lls HS it dr+, >o r'. .E after the rv,:r."r. lit If that "thr i. ,sH. CT, Scnur tA>!,l:r, who @lum" ranked with Xogi!'3 iu IuHu, Mr" ;u'I intrli' r'. Gorilla i, .i1 u,d r:Hn now, tHAuGh only 61, hIUh,;I 2i hv"igh ;ud cu"tu-r, haN - ing i'll th' r;tri!G d.. .Iih of his j"juvr'i wife sus; t;l,',l l.! :.t.,!,tiun thu; >n lis to deprive him uI all urI.'!ti'.u ,.}.d in- tcrr>t il l!f,.
 ZoriIlIu"; ,'sr:rd tr t'l' C"rtv> at tho age rt '. ,,,. | son :,.:inrl dJ~tiin. tion for IT, .. i'..'r'N and I.1;Nvll-,r. In l>G0 h.N, .... r.l in;h. 'l''. ', J. :; tn pLrtiru".tI, u Ii' |, N.iI ,t that year, lut ait,I iA" f sli f t2u,,n l-..."lll
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
DAVID M. elO.,E DEAD.

He Was Editor of tn" New York Journal oi
 Commerce For Furty-fOur Years.
 NEW YOEN, April 3.-David NJ. Stone. who for II years was editor of the New York Journal of Commerce. died at his home, 4S3 Franklin avenue, Brooklyn. He died from a complication of heart trou- blcS having been i'll about a month.
 David Marvin Stuno was born in OK ford, Conn, on Doc. 23 ISl7. He left home st the age of II and taught school when he WAS t6. He was a merchant in Philadelphia rom lN42 until lS49, when he came |" New York to take charge of The Dry Guo Er"urtcr, In December ot that year ho :. .can.r commercial editor ot
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
Saw Her Sweetheart Killed by His Father.

BATTLE GREEK, Mich, April 3.-Dam- aging testimony against Adam Arnold, who is on tYal for murdCriug his son. was related by Eflio Mead, tho fan, co of tho murdered young man. Sho trst fled that she heard tho struggle and saw Arno.l with his hand gripping lis sons threat. She swore that Arnold h"l thrat,'ncd to shoot her if sho told what had taken place. On hearing the testimony Arnold became terribly enraged and was restrained with difficulty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
IIi> iSI>t Trick.

Ni~i;ur-n' = !,urd, ku",r any tricks!
 N., !..t~ If ,l".
 \I~.,,, | >!., uld like to >rr some oi Iitut ''an !,u make lim lie down and IT, {, lld to Ir ,l,;.G>
 E,y-t-.~y Down, Towsrr, down' \vw l,' ,l,,u' Ih,rv!
 N.-t;cr- r ir,. >,ry fine, Please kcer linn like It.nt I.urll k.vv.-TIt Bits.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

the New York .Tuurnal If Commerce, and in l>6I. with William (. Prime. hr pUr chased the interests of that paper SuroCrd ing Mir. Prime in lNG" uS editor in-chict, which position he held until n wear or twC ago. when he retired.
 He wa, r',-,:d' nj of th" old Now York AsSncintrd l'rr>> for 21 years. In hi younger days he wrote for magazines, but since l>GU lr had domU little literary work except for his paper. several of his pub lishCd works have passed through mum Der of CGili,nr
 An important event in the history Ol The .Iournal ut Commerce was its tempo rary suppression r.! the government ir 1S6I for publishing q proclamation Pur porting tu have hrrn issued hy President Lincoln calling for volunteers to serve in the war and appointing a day for fasting and praying
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
Notice to Contractors,

SEALED PROPOSALS for the construction of an earth dam will be received by the Com mittee on an Additional Water Supply until April 16. 1898.
 Specifications may be seen and blank forms of approval and bond. with all available in formation. may he obtained at the office Cf the City Engineer.
 The right to reject any or all bids is re- served. By order of the Committee.
 R. A. CAIRNS. April Ist, 1895. CTTv ENGINEER.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
Negro Murderer L,nchcd.

! k~"\NIII, ELL, AVrIl 5. 5.-WIlliam HnWlr> ir"l"rvdl wA> found guilty by a Cuv"Uvr~ y.r, "f iii" murder uf Mir. kHul. a enAU >hrih~p,r. la>l W,tlncS,iAy. The Pr.~u!lrr WAS guarded while awaiting thu train fer GnIuv-N iil,. wurC" the regular tr.al >h"uld Lave taken place. A mot e"ou gathered "Ncrp"wrrrd the guards and lynrhcd Rawlrs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
\ Little Too Good.

Hu>hnnd-Why dn y"u shop at Slogo & Go instead q ar F,:>J.Iu, .:
 NIl,- F">l'"., . hA> :. nr lew sort of electrical c"rirN"u," w!.i,h Lrlu-s your chang" qnl, !,u C,l..t lave tIu.r tO "hAr'u. >uUr mIId. Nv w NcIk Weekly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
Hi. Timely Contribution.

Rev. Spottrr-Ah, MT. Tcnnorson, and what did You contribute for the relief of the poor last sunday:
 Tcnnorson ucIdrr of the choir)-I gave my note New York World.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
nnc Cnn.r nf Hi. An,irtr.

What I'm alyIid ui. said tie captain of the ovyr,..... ,,.lr, WAlkln- Gi>tra, ;c,iIy |" ami tIu ,,l It., r:u-,.,t the latvuuG N,>,, |, ., tL..t ML,u We E,t into port tL,t, Will iru th,.u~,.nd IT more women wanting tu k.>, Un. -tArH-n TrIuuuG
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
Dr. Mary Walker Loses . Case.

NoETu ANr1oN, Mass, April 3,-Dr, Mary Walker Was in court here tn contest her aunt . will. She appeared before the court dressed in a nca; black suit and pleaded her own ease The judge decided againt her and allowed the will
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
Weak Nerves

Indicate as surely as any physical symptom shows anything. that the or %au~ ana tissues of the body are not sat;tivd with their nouri>hmrnt.
 They draw their su>t"H"nrr fvuln the blood. ard if h. hluod i> thin. iul- pure "r ih~I':,;, rnt, they arq' iu a >tai,. of r>Nol'. l"rir complaints are ma,1' t0 tAr M"jn, the king of tho hpdy y. thruu-h tlu' nrrV"u~ ,N>t"u. aui tine result ot the general dissatisfaction i> what We call Nervousness.
 This k q concise, reasonable cNpla- nation nf the " hn!e matter.
 Thr cur" for NryvouSncss, then. i< sim",r. Purify and enrich ycur hlo.o: fly takin" llood'> Sar>aVariiia. and th,' nerves. tissues and organs will have Yhr hnLlth:ul Huur.>!mrut they crave. NcrN ou~u..>~ $ :l.H Wrakurss viii then give way lo >lY,N-th and hrHHh.
 That thi> iS not theory but tart i~ proven hv voluntary Statrmrn;~ ot thousands currH hv IIo,!'s Sar~"va- rilla. Read the N;Nt co,umn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
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n'rt.7 ,to fAtr r.I;v~t'- Tut ct r17r tongue CN,In;jlu' Lv MIi:l> lut Cre ~rrri,tlun Th,rr. that will Gn
 MI~~ CHA1., rIe'N-E: 1,' tur. yon lid no; ,,>, n l,...> ,t: my ':!-;,:y
 n, -i"r-A". v,.ly wanted you ,o &ecp quj,t Whlh' uI"ir thu prr>SI'p;inu
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
Nrm rarIfr I,cnctits Shc ctlield.

SuErFlEIp, April 3.-Thc value of the exports of cl.t!rry from this plac" to the nil,d states during tho last quarter WA. E4>, ,n7S, against EI4. l5~ during the core sp,nGing quarter in l>H4. but tho benefit, of thc new American tariff have been fAI less than traders here expected
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

U-No Cough cure IS a cure that cures. Fifty cent bottles sold for 25c for a short time only. at the U-So Tonic Cos Water- bury office. S1 South Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

nt least hc Is unique, for tho almost in variable experience of untricd lights of the stellar 1irnamcnt has been far less sat isfaCtory.
 Mir. Young has just reached his twenty fourth year, having been born on tho first day of the year 1872. From tho days of his childhood he evinced n genius for dra matic interpretation of no common order. and his aspirations were always in thu realm of tho higher expression of dramatic work. To the plays of tho immortal bard he has ever been an enthusiastic Grvotce It was not the mere perfunctory reading or tho Glancing over of the lines at which MT. Young aimed, but a thorough under standing of tho soulful ideas, lessons and purposes of the great poet of nature, In n measure he has already succeeded, and if he will persist there is no reason why he should not make his name famous throughout tho length and bleadth of the land. There certainly never has bvrn n time when our stage was as devoid of tra Gaf'ians as at present.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
Realistic.

Critic-Has rlat painting of yours, At Work In the Fields, received any favorable comm nts?
 Artist-A rather seody looking man stopped to look at it today, and he said it made him tired. Rec ord.
 HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, BiliOusness, Indigestion, Headache. A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
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Critics at L"n.o nIu a'rnau nave with one accord given Linn the mast uatt"rin. notices Ih, !: Nu,W If Reviews >AN~ ''Ihc hait:,> l:.d ,harl ;,-r ~>rt.I, i...Nv the EvEusU" rln- Ih"E Hr'' wart-y If A place l., ~4ur !'.,>u ot it:h.y, FI,!u. UIrty and MI!I>r
 ThrGI~;inyui>hing t,jng about CAjtt,1l den lj".ih~ i~ ann" ~ia.rr,' H., i~ hot Lr Chaic "r l.r,t...!,. ur t.,.!..,i~'y $, nt1Iuru tall On It., ,i.,tr L,,.;.. h,' l. simple a:.i direct ul.,. la.l:l. t:r. .NIt,r r,:lutn+, a few paSr> in !!~ l,.t>>t W.1k. !,u sIy to !r;.r self L,:r l. an luaI.,.t,L soul. l., r. l. a man who I..L> fyli au.! sun HiH a~ t.t,' ,.v cra-,H man ir,'l~ ani s.,> II luu G" ult expect any tury ljij.:rvr uf S<In, I' hl~ natural uu;ilu,v uf fancy, no forced with cries of ThIu>,, Hu N.'ylnG swv,t ,trr~> ut jingle .\I.d, ;.> 1 >.ly. It provides ti' ;!; IT., oi here always. N..Cthvr he l. CN:t,lu.. the Nrtur~ (: List. ltiend, "Thr MA.Ah tirucn, U,-sI!. .nE t..r ht.tUtiC> "I Tho Maine Coast. I;Ai>'n: " The Callfornla Girl or p' nI.Ins rIAr,vdy Ion la''as Lady.
 Hero and there tho poet voices a !.,t,r homvly philosophy, in quaint guise A> where he >aH>:
 There's no harm III trying; do the bvs, ta.; Givr 3., u,, -- ~,sh,ns and tt:n, like nan Ann h.-A anI -;r.ay hard. .,,Nr n,,t.:". ,o Don .,.... lu tA, rear, lu>t r..., !a x
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
r T l1t Drn1ncxnt. .
0. AnaM.T. MALoNEY. PUBLISHERS.

WHEN the professed reformer gets at chance he is the greediest spoilsmen of the lot Instead of unearthing the alleged mis- doings of tammany democrats. the alleged nonpartiSan administration of New York city is after the offices they hold in the mos disgraceful scramble ever seen in New York. Not content with waiting until the offices become vacant by expiration of tue term of iucumbents the New York legisla- ture is daily engaged in passing laws au- thorizing the removal of officers agalnst whom no charges have been made, and furnishing offices for the hungry adherents of tbe city administration. The appoint ment~ ale al 'nonpartisau" except that ther, k no room fer any of the l09 GOO democrats who voted for Grant aud no room for Plat republican Mayor Strong k hul'1IJ.G a m1chlne of his own. We ~htll watch with interest to see whether it wi stand t'.r test of time.
 NHEN tie United States government sends. n> 1t will at an early date in compli- ance with an at of congress. it's own en- gineers to officially inspect the route of the proposed Nicaragua canal. it serves notice to all concerned that it proposes to control that canal, when it Is constructed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
AiA,faMS Mear i+

VI " O ; w CN' . < tr,.4Gta-'. 1;ui!,r ~uTI,tr. X :,'s z at finch: \ 'jfa"- Wh,', thinking ft'vHr1E-H, q ruoIHtr:- Wll.ll V.';I n Inrh: ~.iti~{A l.'-lr GpT'.ti'" r r. h.. 7 6. =. sC.'9t ~Eiva: C,..:~...r = '- h.rl wh,,l ,lr,--~,l UI !4 .'s-r ....., i-.ui Y shirt, .ater'"'7@ Sg22n Laundry, + s,fs@t TaRsl
 Mn!A GrarAntsed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
FOR SALE.

The Maurice Morierty property, corner bargain.
 FOR EENT--The NJ. Kennedy store. 130 South Miu street, now occupied by ConIon Bgoth,r~: also a first class store on Bank street. also hotel on Bank str, {.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

"With pleasure will state that Uood's Sarsaparilla has helped me wonderfully. Tor several mont is could not lie down to sleep n account of heart trouble and also
 Pros:.atio,, of tho Nerves.
 For ti.E,r y'..rs l had been docto-;"g, but co:sId rot get >ur>l, r.cei> ~,: re..,t for a whI', 'a. not ptrIuAn.ut. Sovn aH."r be- g;n"i.t< to take IIc>i's SarsavariIla there '.as a change for tNo h,t.cr. In >hort tin,c Wa t,,.l;rg spIr:, lily. l HOW rs st we'll and a"l able to co N,>rl of Aate. er kind. If l had not tried Hoods Sarsana- rilIa l 60 net knew y- ha, wou.,i have be- come of rye. Ike~p i! in l1y house all the tir,:e, ard ether n, :.:-> rs of the family take il, and al, say there is
 N~sh:1g ike Needs
 Sar~@?ariua. have: ..','y rccona2cnded ilNn0 oncuf my u' :-;'l-,-t 31a> co,r, ii. need la>;rE #. l r,,,'..s.1,-,, ,,.. Hoods S1r~a;sa- villa at every vn:v'.iun-,v." NIas. s. EE\oDocK, 4oi Eyle Av., Wul;amSrort, Pruu,yivau;a. Bc sI.rc to get
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

For we buy direct from the largest manu- tacturcr same as the big iobhcrS and give our GUS toners the benefit. Every hat warranted. even the cheap ones. to give SatiS- faction.
 Inside 30 days we will receive over 22.500 Straw Hats and must have the room. To move quick we reduce even our former low prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
A NEW COMPLICATION.
United States Citizens Granted a Concession In Venezuela.
IT IS IN DISPUTED TERRITORY

Great Britain Claims the Land Turned Over
 to Minnesota Capitalists, and a Serious
 Diplomatic TangIe May Result-Venezu.
 ella Asserts Her Rights.
 FAEIRAULT. Minn., April 8.-Donald Grant, a wealthy contractor of this city W. H. Fisher. late manager of the Duluth and Winnipeg railroad, and J. \. Bow man, Grand Rapids tMinn.) banker have returned from NenczIrla, wherc thoy obtained a concession of land at the mouth of the OyinuCo running l2i miles south and from l1 to 1u miles cast and west. Ii is rich in minerals. mahogany. rosewood and dye woods,
 They also have the right to mine asphalt on small island near Trinidad. The syn dcalr will invest a 2und deal of capital in working the concession, and Mir Fisher is to br the manager.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
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