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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
WAITING FOR VETOtS.
The New Jersey Legislature Is to Hold Over
 Two Weeks Longer.

TRENTON, March I5.--'tke legislature will not adjourn sino dio next Friday, as had hc,'n agreed upon, and it is now quite certain that the time will Dc extended at least another week. Tho principal reason for this is that should adjournment take place next Friday thero would not be sufli- cicnt time in which tO pass over the gov ernor's veto an bills which may be passed this week and which may meet with his cXcvllGuvys disapproval.
 There arp yet ponlinc TGImhor of bills of q partisan character, but most of them local in their application. A final effort will be rlndu to got thoso through this week, aCd ,h2a should thc governor hold them thc allow at'e 1.-Two days and veto them they could ho rvpasscd next wco&.
 The senate investigating CommittUe bo gan it's fourth daily session today. ant moro startling developments arc prom isrd. although nOuo Of tho members of thC committee 1r Nj. COrhin, their counsel will givo 3n indication as to its nature MuGh pyr$~,.re iS hrin| brought 10 boal on the cu''u .ittco frcm prominent moI in both ra@.l,~| tO s:op whrrc they are bu tho committee is not disposed tO du this. Ono thing is tiled. however, and that is that a report will bo mndo to the senate before it dlourrs, and the question as [, whether the investigation continues aftc adjuurnWrnt will rest with the senate and nut Nv.th tie committee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
TO MARCH ON PEKING.
Prince Komatsu Ordered to Lead tho Ex.
 pcditiun.

Prime" Eomatsu Ordered to Lead tho Ex-
 peditiun.
 YOKOHAMA, March lS--It is officially annnuurrI tlS.t Prince komatsu has boon order, d to the front as commandCr-in-chici of the rXlvdiliunary army which it is in. tended sl::sll march on Pcking.
 SIANGHNI, March lS.-Thc Japanese army a; Nv Chwaug captured all the supplies of provisions, etc, which were in. tended to last the Chinese throc months. They also hold all the outposts from which neW supplies could arrive.
 Thus tho Chinese troops in Mnnchuria will bo coapollcd either to yield or tc speedily rCtrva; in the direction of Pcking It is reported in Shanghai that the British Mediterranean squadron is going to the east.
 ST. PETERsDURG, March 1S.-It is To ported that the Russian Mediterranean sQuldron has ttCn ordered to tho Pacific so as tu ht in readiness to mako possible dcmOnStrA; ion in concert with Great Brit ain in regard to the Japanese demand. on ChinL
 BERLIN, March lS.-Rcliablo inforlna tion from Prking is to tho effect that l. Hung Chaug, tho Chinese peace envoy, is authorilrd hy his government to pay anG furnish provisions to thc Japanese troop. at the posts already occupied by tho Japa ncsc if Japan will grant an armisticc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
SPAIN WILL COMPLY.
Prompt Answer Made to Sec
 retary GreshaIp's Demand.
THE REPLY WAS SATISFACTORY,

Spain Promises That Nothing Of the Kind Shall Occur Again, and That tho Allinnca Affair Will Be Looked Into-T'he Span ish Ministry Resigns.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
ATTORNEY KEHNEDY
 OF NAJjGATUCK.
The Distinguished Lawyer shows Up the Importance of the Rubber Town Before the Judiciary Committee at Hart ford.

Mir Kennedy in speaking O. his nativ, town ot Nausatuck, opened the peoples eyes in regard to tue growing .mportsnce cf that industrial center. A}uouC Otlvi things he said that NauGAtuck has grand list of over $2, QUO. .uUO in n population ot q OOu souls; that it furnishes more bUSi
 ness than all the other towns outside O; Waterbury in the district put together. This explains why Naugltuck ls called The Banner Town tConnectlcut- Just at present NaugatUck Is suffering from H depression in business. Her EeHp!e nr, moi used to any drawtGckS anu 1T pulls AIl the harder. But the dull spell will b. of very short duration. The Intu who control her financial resources will sOCn shake themselves free from lr'svHt ,n- tanclem,n,s Couditi, ns are Nu-h tAa! they must do 1t; and their re,,Ulttt3u ln the business woUli warTart uS III tle iEe- dictiou that Nausatuca tAttulIu~ wilt be vy,rkiu, dsv and night iu tiIr very Urar future to keep up wIth the grrat drJu .nd for r,,hhrr -ooGS Tie oldest lnL.t',taut cannot remember when We had such N.ow and ice before, aEA II has bseI. UulveTsai. We advise all our friends lC E2T-atUrA < who are favored with ! iltIe r,>t b Ii!tSr the most of their time and Test. so "S = be ready for what lS coming. tir oWu tJ'u- try not only needs goods but aH Euro! q will be shouting soon for everytLj1A w- make. That graat European wtr Is al
 most on our heels. Even Ger,neIy wit!. her drlnorStratlons ci Vruce iS Srrp:ug 3.uuO men at wor& daily making car tridges, etc Young uen wltl young blood are on the thrones AI:i tGrE want tO dlStin.ulsh themselves; and noting does that so well ia IEtir eyes N t4-' S"osA
 The people of the United Sttlrs ur i something that wIll take our minds oil ourselves. This question ot c&W;oi aud labor Is making uS fight among ourselves. and We elsewhere need So:al ding r. attract our ,.ttention. IA tuv uv 'ni!:H
 don't forget that Slh uO S!d board and S3uUO solid oak cL.llubtr st Ill trn pieces. Take our word for II. nothing AA" It hae ever been seen before by mortal tyrs. We are proud of our stock tLlS spring Tor its splendid quality uud extra ordinary low prices; and every customer Ti.o has SeVn Our goods excuses Us for our lIt;,c Nl~VlaH of vanity. Those new patterns IL cArpetN are simply elegant and all w L We 10 d3 l. to show them, Look at our b, tUt:tui Ilhe of ranges: black looks and hard words dc not exist where they are. Our new line oE baby carriages are now ready tor your ln- spection. All of them the Eroduct of 1895, as We aid not carry over one slnSlr carriage from last year. few mor" (AA We can get for Soul oi thosy Sl5-uu oaS chamber suits will be on our floors ty th' tune this annouucrmvut reaches you.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
Not Known In Washington,

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Both the sec retary of state and the secretary of the navy had retired when a reporter called last night to inquire if anything had been
 received concerning the report from Key West that Spanish gunboat named the Arcedo had fired upon and sunk an Amer
 ican schooner. As far as can be learned mono of the
 officials in Washington has received any
 information to this effect. According tC
 tho official bulletin of the naval intelli-
 gence office, there is no Spanish vessel in Cuban waters named the Arcedo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

sa-Nrs Charles Judd of New Haven is tle guest of Mir and Mrs T. P. Hutchinson of SO4 Bank street.
 -Groeeryman James HoriGan has on exhibltion fac-simile of the first clock invented by Anno in 1492. NIT Horigan has history of the clock and its inventor which he can deliver in a manner that would Go honor to the man who exhibited the big clock at the N orld's fair.
 -Michael Harty of South Brooklyn came near meeting with a serious acci- dent Saturday afternoon. He was on his way home and when he had reached a point between Fourth and Fifth streets his wagon was upset and MT Harty was caught underneath. The horses stood still and on this account the driver es- capped with little injury. Mir Harty says he intends to take action against the city to recover damages. A man who saw the upset says it occurred outside the city limits.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
CYCLONE AND WATERsPOUT
Alabama Visited by Boisterous and Fatal
 SnrinE Wenthcr.

Alahana Visited by BOisterOus and Fatal
 spring. Weather.
 GApspEN, -N!a, March 1S.-Ncws comes from several sections of the stato of great lossrs in houses and cattle by tho big rain and strong winds prevailing the past few days. \ cyclone struck Pronto and wreck cd the house of W. F. Copeland. The house was torn from over the heads of the Copeland family, and six members woro moro ur less injured.
 Lucy Havershanl, Il 9-year-old girl, was blown some distance and struck tree breaking her arm and leg and several ribs. From Br,wton and Eufaula comes news of great damage to farms and destruction to cattle.
 The worst fatality occurred on the Coosa river, &O miles above this place. \ water spout burst, and tho river rose out "f its banks. disludg,d the hoUsc ot JHc,h An dcrsun and carried him aI',. h;s Wife body down the stream. hTS.' was wrecked upon A rock G: 'r r!ir.,' i"- mates drowned, iiu",lr.,- ',l W, ro drowned. nuu ap to Ioo Ia. ,.''.r. .\v.l b ed. The,,' Iueu who Were :s..: :in: n ,hC Cu,sA river lave rot i,1.i. s:..h since ;ho storm a;i,. d. tho;:,. ,.l.t to have trIu lost.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
MRS. LEASE FOR MAYOR.
SIIe Is Candidate For That Office In Wich

WICHITA, Kan, March 1S.-Quite q sti was caused in political circles hero by tn announcement that Mrs Mary F. Leas would be nominated for mayor of Wichit; by a citizens convention to make tn mayoralty fight against the regular Re publican nominee.
 If she accepts as stated she will. tn women and the Prohibitionists will bacl her in the fight, and women arc alread, talking about getting sutfragist orators O national reputation to hold rally unti the campaign is ended. A hot campaign is lonkeh for
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
A REAL NAWAB.
Prince and Princess of Bahadur Spending
 Fortnight In New York.

NEW YoEK. March iS.-Prince Imad NAwa= Jun-. the nawab of Bahadur. with his princess @nd her companion. the Cunnt- css kullman of Austria arc in town, midway on q tour around tho world.
 They arrived at tho Waldorf on Saturday from Chicago and will spend fortnight here before sailing for London. where they will pass the season" and bo properly lionizcd.
 They left their palace in Bahadur. which is in the district of Dcccan, in the domain Of the powerful Nyzam of Hyderabad, in September and travelled extensively ill both China and Japan, notwithstanding tho disturbed condition of both countries. They reached san Francisco on the City of PCking on March ? and staid week at tho Palace hotel before making lcisurcly trip acrnss the continent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
Crushed to Death.

ALBANY, March 1S.-John L. Secor, ( well known citizen of Altamont, thi: county, was crushed to death yesterday afternoon between his house, which wa: being removed. and another. The horse. at the capstan started up suddenly. Sc COTS house toppled against the other house Secor was caught between the houses, ant his spino was broken in several places
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
Italy Is Satisfied.

WAsHINGToN, March 1s.-Expression! of satisfaction having been made by tht Italian government at the steps taken by the Colorado authorities for the apprehen sion of tho murderers of tho Italians at Walsenburg, the diplomatic incident oc casioned thereby is regarded here as closed for the present at least.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18

!, This spring on inferior clothing. Th,
 prices on our RIGHTLY-MADE Clothing
 will be at least ten per cent less than las year. The market is loaded with pool stuff that Is intended to catch customer:
 who are looking for low prices. We keeE our reliable qualities the same as in tn, past, and give you all the advantage in th, drop in prices. We have added .o ou store a room which we shall Use as
 Pauts Department and keep in it tn, largest stock of working and dress pant lever seen in Waterbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
Cubans Kill Three Hundred spaniards.

TAMPA, Fla. March 1s.-The reports of the passengers of a Cuban steamer give credit to tho uprising in the eastern de- partmcnt, and stato that much activity exists among Spanish troops on the entire island. Thirteen hundred arc reported to bo in tho prisons of Havana. Saniuilli and Aguirre arc being tried by civil court, las requested by Consul Williams, and 1t is believed that they will be freed, although lit is asserted that should Sanjulli bo re- leased his life will bo in peril.
 Cubans had recent engagement with Spanish troops in the outskirts of Bayamo. It is said that citizens saw the fight from the house tops The affray lasted two hours, and 500 Spaniards were killed and wounded
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
Big St. Patrlcl,.s Day Parade.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 1S.-The cele- bration of St. Patrick's day in this city was the most elaborate known in Indian Rpolis for many years. The demonstra- tion in the street parade was made up oi 20. 900 uniformed men and those wearing the regalia of the orders.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
THE IBER!AN MOVEMENT.
Three Hundred Ncgr"cs Waiting For Ship
 ct Savannah.


 SAVANNAH. March lS.-A hundred or more If tho urSvo,S who arc tO migrate to Liberia hn|r h,cn scattered along tic river front all day krrpinE eager watch for the coming ui tho ship l!o.>a that k to carry them Ia Africa. Many remained on the wharvts until n late hour last night, strain ing their eyes for tho vessels lights, while others held what they expected to be the last religious meeting in America. ThcrC arc now nearly 500 hero awaiting the stcamship according to managers of the movement.
 Collector Beckwith will mako rigid inspection of the steamship. and if she does not conform with the provisions of the United States ship passenger laws he will refuse clearance lapcrs. The move meut iS heinz watched with intense inter est hy ne-r"c@ Hll over the south, and on the success If ulc present Iurty hinges d biz cmigr,!tiop movement amun., them. The Il"r>I is expected to sail within a d:!v af;,.c she trriVrS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18

gasta subScqucnt- ly went to the palace and handed the rrsignations to tho queen regent,
 W Il 0 accepted them. r. is expect ed thac Marshal Martinez de Cam pos will form a business cabinet.
 Svnor SagaSta has declared that it Is his intention not to rrSuI'tc the pre- nliVrslIip. An OK plantation of tho crisis is that, ac-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
, Famous Landlord Killed.

:: SAN FRANCISCO, March lS.-CoEnGlius Stagg, proprietor of tho lnglesido, a ia. nous waysiGe resort near tho ucs;tn beach, was shct and killed by one of two masked naan WhOso object was roi,lleFy
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18

Spain Promises That Nothing Of the Kind
 Shall Occur Again, and That the Ailinnca
 Affair Will Be Looked Into-The Span
 ish Ministry Resigns.
 WAsH1NGToN, March 1S.-Thc stato de- Eartment has received q dispatch from Minister Taylor at Madrid. The Spanish government has given assurance to the United States that thero will be no moro repetition of such utfensos GS the firing upon tho mail steamer AllianCa.
 The reply of the spanish government is couched in courteous and temperate phrases, and expresses tho determination of Spain to avoid further cause for com plaint on the part oi the govcrunlcnt.
 As to the attempted detention of the Al liancn, the spanish minister of for4ign affairs says hc is as yet without informal tion, and adds that as soon as he shall havo received a report from the captain general of Cuba C0ncCrninG that incident D reply will he Inado to tho dcmand con- tained in Secretary Grcsham's telegram.
 While the officials of the state depart ment arc unwilling to SHy anything what over concerning the contents of Minister Taylor cablcgr;lln, it is believed the fore going is a fairly accurate interpretation of tho dispatch. It will bc noted that the Spanish government promptly complies with ono of tho most important of Sccre- tary Grosham's demands, which was for immediate assurance" that tho war yes sells patrolling Cuban waters should not give further otfensc in tho manner com plained of in the Allianca affair
 As to the other demand made by Score tary Gresham that the spanish government should promptly express its regrets in its attempted detention of the Allianca, Min ister Taylor's dispatch indicates the will ingncss of tho Madrid government to com ply herewith in due time should the facts on invest igation provo tu be in accordance with tho representations made by the United States
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
Lortl Rosebcry Need. Rest.

LONDON, March lS.-Primc Minister Rosebery has recovered from his recent ill ness. but he still suffers from insomnia. His physician has enjoinod upon him six months of absolute rest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
Only Fifty Dead.

| TRAPPAN, Austrian Silesia, March 1S.- Two hundred of the entombed miners
 have been rescued, and it is thought that
 not moro than 90 have pCrished.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
Fell Seven Stories.

NEW YORK, March lS.-JOhn NOonan. 24 years old, an iron worker. who foil from the seventh floor of the now American Tract society building and sustained dc pressed fracture of the skull died Sunday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
Mother and Dauchter Drowned.

SERGEANT. Ky, March lS.-Mrs. Elm ma Blankenship and her 11-year old daugh- ter Anna were drowned in tho Tugfork river, near the West Virginia line, while crossing in a boat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18


 military code, these who >landcr the army through tho press ought to be tried by court martial. while, uccording to the press laws. such matters ought to be sub mittcd to a jury in the supreme court. Despite this, tho minister of war, conform ing to the desires expressed by the officers of the garrison. proposed tO tho cabinet that aWourt martial hc summoned to try the cases. \ majority of the minist CTS, representing the civil clements, opposed this procedure, where upon Primo Minister Sagasta declared that it WAS impossible for him to continue longer in office. All the ministers then tradered their resi- guations. Marshal Martinez tlr Campus assuuiod command of the garrison last night.
 The government is only nhlo to count on tho sui port of the Pulirc tho civil guard having declined to act against the young officers who took part in tho riot al the offices of Fl GlnbO. Tho spirit of the garrison shows that almost all tho officers sympathi2c with the young rioters
 There iS great excitement ill tho city, and no such military conflict has boen seen since the restoration of the mon arChy. Tho queen regent is much affected. Senor Saga&;a and his colleagues, with the exception of the minister of war. de- cided to resign directly after they were ap- prised of the feeling among the military. It has been learned that the military dep utation that visited the council formu- lated conditions that no government could 1Cceptr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
Special on This Floor FOP The
 Balance Of the Week.

59c 50 Nottingham lace curtains worth S5c pair, this
 week , < 25 10 pairs Chenille Portercs while they last l25 value g.! 29c, 100 Body Brussels Carpet Ha~socs, value 5oc, this week ? $l39 50 large Smyrna Rugs, 3ox6O: were 200, this
 week l.: At 3Sc 5oiuch silk faced Tapestry shades, value 5Oc
 this week B 1t 39c 75 lSnch pure down filled pillows 5Oc, this
 week B At I5 large size eight day hard wood mantel clocks
 cathedral gong, 100, this week l. At l7c. D rolls of good quality floor oil cot 25c, this
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
Chicago and NIohican.

WASHINGTON, March lS.-The Chicago has arrived at Funchal Madeira, on her way to New York. Tho Mohican has ar rived at Seattlo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
More wreekage From the Reina Regent,

MADRID. March lS.-A quantity of fresh wreckage, supposed to be from the missing cruiser Reina Rcgente, has come
 ashore at Tarlfa All the searches that have been made for the vessel have been i; fruitleSS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
spaln.s Ministry Kcsigns.

MADEIp. March lS.-Thc SAgaStg, .Gtl- istry has resigned in consequence of the trouble in the chamheFef deputies, when all tho reporters withdrew from the house as a prot st against tho oliicinl defense mado by tho minister of war of the officers who attacked and wrecked the offices of Fl Globo, the organ of Srnor Gas to!ar
 It is probable that Field Marshal Mar tincz Campos will form new cabinet
 The ministers decided to resign at n council held sunday evening. Scnor Sl-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18
win Campos Want to Fight Is?

WASHINGTON. March lS.-Ihrncws that Prime Minister SUgasta and his cabinet have resigned created cunSid0lnI'lo stir here. Such state department officials as could be scrn declined to discuss tho sit uatiOn, PrrfCrrinE tu allow Secretary Gresham to I!n ,, should he Choosc. He declined likewise.
 ItNwas learned, however. that consider able apprehension already exists owing to the likelihood of Marshal de Campos be- ing chosen to succeed Sagasta. The mar shal is an active warrior, who has beon preparing to look aftoA the Cuban revolu- ton in person. On that matter thcre is no question of Spain's attitude She is determined at all hazards to crush out tho insurgents, and that apparently now can only be accomplished by war.
 The Allianca affair, growing out of the Cuban trouble, is so intimately connected with it in spanish eyes that tho warlike spirit of Marshal de Campos and bis as sociateS is little likely to promptly acccde to MT. Gresham'S demand for an apology At any rate. tho crisis at Madrid will give Spain a reasonable excuse for delay and "a second and moro peremptOry demand which this delay may bring out would be calculated far more for war than for peace.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18

This is Rice < Legro's g Shoe. our price 9S Rice X Legro's Ladies' fine dongola and real French kid buttoned and laced shoes, hand sewed welts and turns. latest styles Paris, picadilly. razor and needle toes. made to sell for 200, 5O. %. 500, 50, 600 and 700. our price 9Sc, 25. 1.50. 1.75. 200. 2.5o. 2.S7, 800. 50. 3.75 and the wear of every pair guaranteed. Mems fine French calf patent leather shoes. were GOO, our price 80 Mems fine French calf patent leather oxfords, now only 12 Chndren's kid buttoned shoes, from
 45c u Boys and Youths shoes from 65c u
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18

Ladies fine hand sewed and turned
 slippers, worth 95c, our price i; Ladies fine strap sandals with ribbon
 bow and buckle, worth SIPS,
 our price 6, Ladies very choice French dongola
 kid sandals, ribbon bow and
 buckle, worth S135, our
 price :, All our fine French kid and Ere patent leather oxfords and sl equally low prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-18

Passengers on Steamer From Havana Bring n Runner That Schooner Flying Our Flag Met the Fate With Which the AlIianca Was Menaced.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-31
NV cnnaan,s Infant Prodigy.

The following story comes from New
Canaan: Probably one of the few
cases Of successful raising Of prema-
turely born child is the case of Mrs
c. o. Eds Of this place, to whom, in
December last, a female child came
three months sooner than it was ex-
pected. At its birth the child weighed
but one and a quarter pounds, and
could easily be enclosed in two ordinary
coffee cups. The child has been through
the throes of whooping cough, but
seems to thrive. 1t is remarkab BILE ir
the fact that no artificial means were
resorted to raise the child, which was
nursed in natures own way. 1t is now
about eight months old and weighs
about as much as the average child al
birth. There Is no reason beyond the
ordinary why it should not attain
womanhood.