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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-10-30

asked the reporter OF an old druggist.
D-. Pierces preparations he replied
Ihey are sold under a positive guar
autee that they viii. n every case. eivt
satisfaction, or the money 10 promptly re-
funded. His 'Favorite Prescription.s for IN
those chronic weaknesses. nervous and other
derangements peculiar to women, is used wifi
nnfailing success- II cures weak back. bear
ing-down sensations. irregularities and weak
nesseS common 20 the sex. and being the
most perfect OF tonic medicines builds IN
and Strengthens the entire system. The de-
mand for Il s constant. and am coiversant
with scores OF eases cured By it,
Returning after few moments abs,ne.,
the venerable wielder Of the pcstIe re;aarked''
the number of ssrsaparillas aud othar. eo-
called. blood medicines Is legion: h,ff DIR
PierceE Golden Medical Discovery outsells
them all and Il is the only blood-p.irifier ont
OF the many which am Obliged to keen tlpon
my shelves. that IS guaranteed to bennfif or
cure in all cases for which Il Is recommended.
or money paid for Il is refunded
Ia the line Of Pills. remarked the old rvn-
ticnan- The little Sugar coated pellets
put up by. DIR. Pierce lead all Others. bufh in
amount OF sales and the general satisfaction
they give my customers
copyrigi't. issS by woRLD's DIS MrD. Ass's.
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". NJ. CLEMENTS, Manager.
cHAs- o. ScULL. Gen. Pass. Ag't.
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MAn-No. %. q

Passengers from Pittsburgh change cars for
points Oh ths somerset & Cambria at lockwood
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Al Trains Sop for Passenger. where 1Ine1. Given.
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BALrIMoRE MAIL-No. o. :
AocoNMoDATroN-No. a..

PASSENGERS for east and west change ears a,
lockwood.
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Daily. I Daily except sunday.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
PITTsBURGH DIVISION.
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Ledyes.

SOMERSET AcoomoDArIoN-No. s5. I
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WESTBOUND TRAINS.

THE time given is Eastern Standard Time.I
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ID ABROAD TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILR0An.-
SOMERSET d CAMBRIA BRANCH.
DISTANCE AND FARE.
NOR7HBoUND TRAINS.

Winter Arr.nqsmsui--ln srse,Sov. 20, 'ss.
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There's NOTHING like ii.

0AsoSO DYES f.s, s:s 1:s..s ss' z s...s.:: s:;;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
Zyd c%zarodziei.

Icek i Jankicl, hanIlarze zbo-
Ia, byli ma obiedzie IL dziedzica
Bogacihskiego, gdzie pomiedzy in
nemi kosztnwnosciami byfy takze
fy&ki srebrne do stofu podahe.
Jankla jakis niepojety mdgne-
tyzm ciagna' do podanej mu srebrnej
iy&ki przypadk;em spadfa takowa
ma dywan bez ioskotu, kt6ra Jan
kiel podnios'szy, omylii sic, j III
miast ma st6t potozyt, wctknaf W
dluga cbolewe swego buta.
Zobaczyi to omvlke Icek.
Pofknaf sl;nke i mysli: - Go
on galgan, take feline gcszefS gro
bic, IL ia n'szt czekaj no."
Zanysl,wszy sic chwilke, wpa-
da ma genialny pomysi i wStaje
cd sto}u, mowiac: my MECH ia
she pan z ME gnlewa, ale ia be-
de pekazac TAXI szarodzlejski kun
sztykt, ktory ma wedrowke cd wiel-
XII c%zarownik sic nauczytem. Widzi
jasne pan; ia bore IT, lyszko sreb-
n re stofu, i kfade ia tn W moja
keszeh cd moja snrdut.
Alnc, cwaj, draj! JUL te ly-
szko nie w mole kieszeh. To lyz.
ka cd moja czarownika kraft po-
szfa do cholewa cd buta mego
kolegi.... no zobacz Jankiel.
Janliel wejzaf okiem ~bfyszcz3-
Gem cd a'osci, ale ~przeciez byf zmu-
SONY takim obrotem rzeczy, GA
rodz'ejska sztuka Icka, z cholewy
fykke wyciagnac, o ktorej ;;uz "a
pewne mnrzyt, DUO to dostanie "a
mia ,,bares gielt.'' A tn wszystko
przepadfo prz=kletym pomysiem
Icka, ktory usmiechaf sic i oczy
przymroSat, cieszac sic ~ gut ge-
sz%ettu's, choc . wielka krzywda
Icka.
u Rhraki)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
SmierG kapitana.

Bohaterska smlerela zglnaf o.
fcer angelsk, Cooper, ktory wruz
z dwomu majtkami zostaf zablty
podczas pogoni "a okretem, w1oza.
cvm nicwolnikow ma wodach wy
brzeAa wsohodn1o : afrykuhskiego.
Porucznik Cooper szczesciu ocho-
tnik6w udato sic ma maiym statku
,,Grffon" W pogoh "a okretem han
Diary niewolnikow, z ktorego wnet
paddy strzaty z bren' recznej' Coop
er, znaidujady sic ma pokfadnie, padt
z przeszyta PERSIA. gasnacym jed
max gtosem zawofaf do reszty zafo-
gi:: Me troszczie sieo mnie, %staraj-
Gle sic pochwycic okrel!"
Pomimo, ze dwoch ~;cszcze matt
kow polegio, okret ostatecznie 20
stat schwytanymo a SO niewolnikom,
wraz z zonami i dziecmi, powr6co-
no swobode. Dzlelny porucznik gas,
nacem juz okiem ogladaf zwycie-
1.-TWO sweje.i d~ru&yny, zanim jednak
zdotano p~rzeniefc go ma statek
zakohczyt zycie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
PEACCIE IA
CZUhY OJCIEC.

Do pewnej resturacyi W Berli-
ME przyby} pan Z dwoma chop
cami i pyta} sig ich, coby sobie
zyczyli do zjedzenia. Obsta}owaf bar
dzo smaczny i obfty obiad, a ma
jad}szy sic z mimi, wyszed} ma
chwilke ma ustep l d}ugo ME wra-
cal. Ma zapytanie s}uzby, gdzie OF
ciec, dzieci odpowiedzia}y, re ME
wiedza dokad ten pan poszedl; o.
swiadczy}y take, re to ME ich o.
ciec, re zaczepi} je ma ulicy i spy
tai, czyby CO dobrego ME chcia}y
zJesc, a gdy one 2 radoscia sic ma
to zgodzi}y, wziai je re soba i u
czestowa}. W}asciciel restauracyi
poznal, re to sprawka oszusta, kto-
ny PREY tel sposobnosci uraczy} sic
jego kosztem. Ch}opcom pozwolo-
no wyjsc z restauracyi be- dalszej
przeszkody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

Observation-Disclosures utwo-
rzone beda katedry: gospodar-
silva mlecznego i rybofowstwa.
Dochodzi mas wiadomosc, ID
b. wuchowaniec lnstytutu no
wo-alexsandryiskiego p. Fri
kan, otrzymaf nominacye ma
i%nspektora gospodastwa w'ej-
skiego ma Sachalinie. Zafoze-
ME szkofy ogrodniczel PREY
instytucie stanowczo ME przyj-
DIE skutku... W ubieglym mie-
siaeu odbyf sic W Nowe]-Ale-
xsandryi koncert splewaczk'
p.Maryi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
kowsk,ej PREY udziale miej-
scowego skrzypks p. Michajfo-
wa. oraz wieczorek literacki
przez pp. Mikofaja WitwicSie-
90 program zlozy}y sic: mo-
nolog,, komedye )ednoaktowe
deklamacya utwordw wybit-
nlejszych poetow rosy]sklch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
Lista mciekimeroW.

kt6rzy grubo ~zad}uzywszy sig
WIARUSOWI czmychneli i skry-
Ii sic W miejscu, gdzie ich poczta
rachunki nasze znalezc ME NIGGA.
Winien
L MISUNDERSTANDING Ohio $2.S5
Przyborski Philadelphia Pa 2.S5
S Kubacki Silver City Mich $40
P Korda} Philadelphia Pa. $40
T E Nehring Chicago III 3.35
J Witkowski Manistee Mich 3.65
A Wisniewski Chicago III. 800
Thomas Rose, Princeton Wis $50
Bernstein Waverly N Y 400
M. Toteres Springfield Ohio 800
A Szczechorski Camden N Y 800
Jul Klatt Philadelphia Pa 300
Jos Arloff Parker Nebr 800
W Hoffman Bloomfield, N J 800
Krzykowsk1 Philadelphia Pa 800
Meller Iron River, Mich. 800
Platkowicz Iron River Mich 800
Fell Adams Neprin N r ESQ
VIM Kubilus Wannamie Pa 800
M Szczerbacki Newburgh Ohio3.OO
Jos Klatecki, Fairchild Wis 4.5O
M Wolski Willlamsburgh N Y3.00
Jan Eskowski Menasha Wis 200
Jan Roth Kinston, Pa. 800
Wal Wiertel Chicago Ill 800
Fill Wawrowsli Chicago III ESQ
Jos Kufel Braidwood, III. 800
M Gnitka Delano MINI. 1926
Michaf Wojt Alpena, Mich 1.5O
M Kubiak Detroit Mich 200
M. Wesserling Detroit Mich $50
A Coma Lansing Mich 1856
Err Jasihskl e Baffalo 800
Jul Wolahski Pittsburgh $50
A Bolewicz Pittsburgh, ESQ
Piotr Lubinski s Boston Mass.3.OO
F Gladzihski Trenton N J. 800
F I.andemer JerseyCity N J 800
Wachowski Pottstown Pa 200
J Michohski Mansfield, Pa 1.SO
Fir Kniter Jersey City N Y 800
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
PRZESLADOWA
ME UNIT0W.

u Rudawy, wsl po"i"lu euiAa-
nowskicgo Galicyj, p'sza do
krak. ,,Reformy'':
Do tutejszej wioski przybyfa
rodzina unicka &c os6b zlozo'a j Cd
dwooh przeszto tygodni tn p~rzeby-
wa. Gtowa rodziny jest Grzegorz
Orlik, rochodz2sy z wioski Czuchle-
by, w grubernii si"dleckioj. Stub
pred trey nastu laty wziat W Kra-
kowie, " kosclele sw. Piotra. Ia
pytany 0 pow6d c%migracyi, opo-
wiadaia, ze troje dziecl potajemnie
oebrzcif W religii katol'ckiej, czw"r-
tego zas ochrzcic mu sic ME uda-
10, DO bezus'anie byt strze&ony,
ten bardziej, &c Gaia wies @ u
chleby r~rzes}a juz ma prawosfawie
z wyjatk,em jego i z%amoznego gos-
podArza nazwiskiem Gubryela, kt6,-
ny IN sw6i upor cd trzech mlcsiecy
siedzi w wiezieniu. Atoli dziecie
niechrxconc, dwuletnie, zasfabfo.
S~traznicy czujnosc podwoili, bojac
sic, ably Orlik ME wywlozf dzlecka
do kalolickiego ksiedza. Zrozpacze-
nj rodzlce sami JUL ME w'edz'eli,
co robi6, gdy W tenn przybyl'
,,~milicyany" surowo rozkaz"l' "a
'niesc dziecko celem %pomazania do
prawo~}awntgo popa groz'tc ka-
"a 100 rubl: " razie opera, Il o.
eromnemi faskami rzadu uxgroda
p~len,ezna, gdyby Orlik powol"ym
chciaf bye rozkazowi czarsklch
slug. Orl,k .jednak stanowczo sic
opurf, twie,dzac, re wolf zapfacic
kare, a dziccka pomuzac mic da.
,,Mil,cyuny" scnagneli kare i ode
sill.
w kilka dni pc tel mIioj vi
zycie rozeszla sic pc wsl wlesc,
IL Orllk IA opor stawiany ,mlll-
cyanom'' ma bye wywiezlony ma
sybir, IONA zas jego wraz z dzlec'
mi ma bye odestana DO rodz:ny.
Me czekat tel OrIk AM chwill,
al to wiesci sic sprawdza, zabraf
zone i czworo dzieci e tvch jedno
prawie konajace) i umknat re wsl
rodznnnej, zostawiajac dom, mien'e
Gale ma taskq i nicfaske krewnych,
sasiad6w i Rosyan. w drodze do
Krakowa umarlt dzlecie, kt6re "a
ledwo ochrzcic zdolano, ale wkrot-
&c tez i nowy p"zybyf potonlek.
Dzisal nieszczesl'wa rodzina ,,ko'
mornem" aYje u mas, c~ieszac sic
zyczl1woscia tutejszcgo ludr, k'o-
ry ia chetn'e przyja} i datkaml
wspiera.
TAX vice czfowiek, silnym
~obdarzony charakterem, wolal wraz
z rodzlna isG ma tntaczke, nlz Cd
WARY przodkow odstapic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

Gdybym ia Mai lyle mocy,
lilo checi,
SWAT by krecif sic %inaczej
MI sic krecl.
Kaady zytb.y lat ae trzysta
Albo wiecej,
I posiadaiby. CO najmiei
Sto tysiecy.
By zas ME psut mu sic W trudach
Gas wesefy,
z urodzenia miaiby madrosc,
Ma co szkofy?
Starosc by1aby nieznana
Mltosc IA to
Grafaby ma sercach ciag1e
Passionate.
Kazdy zakonserwowany
WysmleLicie,
Kocbatbg In. b. wzajemnie)
Cate 2ycie.
Tylko re porzadek byibv
lnny wcale:
Fanny mia}yby nam prawi6
0 zapale.
Nauczyiyby sic przclez
lego predko;
Konkurenta zastapiibym
Konkurentka.
Zony oyiyby potulne
2 skromna nina,
Pan MAG mog}by bez kfopotu
P6jsc na vino.
DIS ucisnion, wciaz spekojna
Miafby glove,
Bo z zasady zniosibym hece
PantofIowe.
Mkt ME myslufby o blcdzie,
0 potrzebie,
Lepiej byt"by nan tutaj
Mill w niebie.
Szczebcia namby zazdrcsclli
Navel swieci,
Gdybym ia miaf mocy lyle,
lie checi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
Wsp6lnie oszukani

Wsp6lnie oszukani
(Prawdziwy HAWAII.
Pan Hryzostom szukaf zonY
Co ma wdziek niepospolity,
Wiec lustrowa} jak szwadrony
/ dziewczeta ! kobiety...
Wreszcie znalazf W zycia szale
Sw6j ideal marzeh luby.
Me namyslaf sic wiec wcale,
Lecz W dozgonne wstapi{ sluby,
Prey kolacji ma weselu
Sta} sic jednak fakt ~niezwyk{y,
Co p~otwierdzic moze wielu,
Fannie m}odej.., zeby milky.
Gdy jakas potrawe jad}a,
N1raz czuje dziwna trwoge,
Buzia raczkq kryje, zbIad}a,
Zeby spad}y ma pod}oge.
Ucztujacy goscie spo}em
Wzrok utkwili swoj w ~talerzu,
Gdy wtem patrza az pod stolen
Zeby W zebach trzyma Blu.
Pan Hryzostom rozwscieczony
Krzykna} szale: Wiec to IONA,
Wiec to zeby mojej zony!!!
Parma pad}a wnet zemglona.
Bolesnemi zalu sfowy
Jekna} Hryzio: - Masz nauke:
Rwij Sc teraz w}osy z g}owy.
| to m6wiac.. .Zdjai peruke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
s'rrssy A'Olskie.

S2uzba wojskowa nauczycieli,
kt6rzy dotad tylko 6 tygodni by
wall PREY wojsku, bedzie odtad
wynosila 10 tygodni razem z rezer
wa zapasowa. Poczem maja nau-
czyciele bye powo}ywani 2 razy ma
c~wiczenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
II.
Szlask.

Bytom. Tutejszy sad }awniczy
skaza} pana Norberta Dzia}acha,
bibliotekarza polsk1ej Czytelni, ma
$50 marek kary 20 to, re W bibli-
otece znajdowa}y sic rome ksiazkl,
kt6re juz cd dawna przez Rad by
zakazane. Prokurator wni6sf nawet
o 6 miesiecy wiezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

W Grudaiqdzu ma wychodzie
MOVIE pismo niemieckie, wolnomysl-
ME, DO G esellige wielu Mem
com sic ME podoba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

w Prusach Zachodnich zabieraja
sic do urradzenla takiego domu
dla pijakow na}ogowych, W ktorym
majq ich z tego nieszczesnego ma
}ogu wyleczyc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

Pan Albert Wilczyhski cd dnia
1 stycznia 1889 I. juz ME redagu-
je Niedzieli. w miejsce jego Ma
cierz Polska powo}afa ma redakto-
tora p. Jana Amborskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

t q Miechowic donosza: ,,Dnia
Ego grudnia o godzinie 10 wieczo-
rem umarfa pc d}ugoletniej choro-
bic, zaopatrzona sw. Sacramento
mi nasza ukochana siostra Paullna
ma Bochel. Prosimy pomodliG sic
"a jej dusze, a jesli zgas}a kogo-
kolwlek obrazi}a, prosimy jej pre-
baczyc a osobliwie MECH racza tie
jej szczere przyjacidiki w Ligocie pa
mietac o jej duszy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
wv ESCl
Z Polskiej UJczyzny,
Galley u.

Krak6w. - Szewcy krakowscy
zburzyli z fabrycznemi butami
Niemca Alfredo Fraenkla z Mod
Hwy. Naturalnie niemia}a kcra cze-
ka s;orawc6w zaburzenia ulicznego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

Pc %pierajcie jedyua
R~estauracya Polska
Nowym YorAu
1877 Druga ul.
"a co w~dzieczna bedzie
K. BUDzINsKA.
maszewski Z Witkows kupii apte-
ke "a 100 tysiecy mrk Cd p. Wal
thern, ktory sic wynosi DO Bla-
zka. - W zesziym tygodniu kilka
rodzin W Trzemesznie otrzymaio
cd x. Alcybiskupa uwadomienie
re juz cd pazdzier nikr +. b H.
czac, otrzymywac beda "a poszcze-
goIne dziecj rocznic po 800 mrk.
ma ntrvman'e uwolnione bede
do opiasty szkolnego W psogimna-
zyum. Wsparcia tie piacone beda
z funduszu ola alumnow.
Dzienuih Rozaoaski donosi, IL
p. Wluter, dyrektor opery niemie-
ckiej W teatrze pelskim, zawiado-
mil dyrekcya spo}ki akcyjnej tsgeS
teatru, re kontrnktu re spoika
zawartego, MIC moze nudal dotrzy-
mac, j re Z dniem 2l BIN. kohczy
przedstawisni
Majqteh Rrzym pod Rogowem
kupii knpio Levin Z Rogowa "a
10000 murek.
Bydgoszcz. Bezczelncgo oszu-
sta Petrycha W srode rano przy-
wieziono z tudotqd Berlina tnh
cachach. Wykazafo sic, ze pred
popefnleniem i%upiezLwa W Osicls.
ku by1 tam IL sasiodnieh probosz-
czow ]ako ,.armer Reisender" j
prey TEN przyjrzat sic miejsciowym
s%t6sunkom. Byf dawnAej eknomem
" powiecie swieckim. w sobote
wicczorem popeInif iupieetwo, W
Bydgoszczy byt W niedzicle a dopi-
Gro W poniedziaIek wyjechnf do
T%eresrola q posem znowu napowr6t
ma Gniezno I Poznan do Wroefa-
via; ztamtad doBerlina. w Bydgo-
szczy mleszka jego IONA, z ktora
on Cd kilku lat JUL wsp6lnie mic ~
je.- osoby z ktorcmi oszusta kon
frontowano, potwiordzify stanow-
czo, Re Petrych jest ia osoba, ktora
i'm W odnosne dni zlecehln dawafa
= mianowicie twierdzlty to stanow-
czo, gdy P%etrichowi wfozono helm
ma glove. PrAywoiany IA swiedk"
kanonier Zbicrskn, ktory owej ME-
dzieli stat pred koszarami ma po-
steIunku, poznat w Potrichu z ca
Ia stanowczoscia osobe, ktora W
sobote dnia l grudnia prze': ko-
szaram sic przechadzafa i czoka'a
M drd&kv. Pelrich przoczy wszyst-
k;emu, oswiadczajac, ze MIC byt O.
wego dnia W Osielsku, przyznaje
uatomiast, ze dnia 30 lisopada ! l
grudnia byf W Bydgoszczl .Stwier
dzono takze, Ae Petrch wnocy na l
grudnia i W nocy ma 2 grudnia
mloszkai W hotelu, a potem JUL
go hotelu nie widziano; ulotni}
sic, ME zaptaciwszy nalezytosci.
Petrich ME m6gt tea dowiesc, 2e byi
gdzleindziej. Bawif on zreszta ju5
W kohcu pazdz'ernika tutejsze..
okolicy. Dnia 80. pazdziernIka by]
z kilkn innemi osobami W karcz.
mic Myslenclnku. Wspomiane
tam i O Osielsku, przyezem P. sic
wyrazii, 70 proboszcz osielski jos
bardzo dobrym i goscinnym, 70 gdy
sp~ostrzeze kogo obcego, plzygla
dajacego sic pilnie kosciofowi, cara;
go zaprosi do sieble 60 ugosci. Do
dac nalezy,' ie oszust W pomieszka
niu proboszcza hetmu me- zdjaf, lee,
go j~eszcze bardziej ma ozofo wcisna1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
III.

w. Has. FOzHna iRSlkie.
w T.zensess,,ie artokarz DO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

Majqteh Rrzyna pod Rogowem
kupii knpio Levin 4 Rogowa "a
10000 marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17

Dzienuik Rzaaaski donosi, il
p. W'nteE, dyrektor opery niemie-
ckiej W teatrze pelskim, zawiado-
mil dyrekcya spo}ki akcyjnoj tsgeS
teatru, re kontrnktu re spoika
zawartego, mic moze nudal dotrzy.
mac, j re Z dniem p BIN .kohczy
przedstawis MIA.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-23
A BANKERS STRANGE STATE
The Well-Known Cashier Of Mexican
Bank in Death or Trance.

CITY OF MEXICO Nov. 22-Jose Ingleslas
cashier of the old Mexican Mortgage Bank,
is reported to have died Yesterday morn
ing under mysterious circumstances. He
was to make formal transfer at 10 a. IN.
of the securities of the institution to the
officers of new syndicate which has
acquired control of the bank. Not appear
ing at the appointed hour. he was sought
at his residence and found dead in bed.
The new bank, which has taken the char
ter of the old establishment is familiar to
New York financial people and its capital
has mainly been subscribed there.
Mr.. Maurice Guiraud, resident vice
president of the bank, through whose in
strumentalty the transfer to the new
syndicate was effected. was seen at the
bank building yesterday afternoon. He
was then in consultation with the other
directors. On being questioned by the
correspondent, he said that the family of
Mr. Inglesias denied his having committed
suicide, and even that he was dead. They
maintained that he was in a state of coma.
MIR. Guiraud said that a judge with two
notaries and the government representa-
tive was at that moment counting the So
cutities and cash in the safes of the bank.
and that as soon as the Investigation was
completed he would communicate the re-
suit.
At 7:3O O'Clock last night the judicial
investigation was completed and though
showing some trifiing discrepancies. brings
to light nothing unfavorable to Mr. Ingle-
sia's reputation. The papers and securi-
ties were found intact, and also the cash
deposits to the amount of 100000. MIR.
Inglesias has been pronounced dead by
three physicians, but his family obsti-
nately maintain that he is in trance. HIS
limbs are not yet stiff and his body retains
a certain degree of warmth.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-23
Eating Fifty Cncnm bers.

Lately there was a scene OF amusement in
the Fort market A Eindoo Brahmin, re-
siding in Fort and apparently en- idiot, made
his appearance in the market, and offered 20
eat number Of piantains snd cucumbers
The stall keepers knew him 70 he man who
eats much, and ofered 20 plantalns and
fifty cucumber: TO eat. lie TOOK ia a basket
and 81. or a stall aud began 10 eat lie
asked for e quantity Of salt ard chilly pow
der, which was given. also two seers Of mo-
lasses The poor creatars finished 10 plan
taIns and thirty five C1cumbers in an Eos.T
and a quarter, when young Parse gentle
man who was witnessing the scene told tie
bvstaxders that L he is destined 70 de in this
way, and Il be dies you Will oe held respon-
sible. On this remark some G. the sail
keepers told TIE Brahmin 70 leave o. eating.
but. Ike e COW. Re continued eating c1-zaul-
Der, which was the thirTy- fifth oCt Of fifty
He ~as then foTcibiy tod 10 leave, .hea
with difficulty Re got UP and took tee remain
ing eatapiss IL . basket and leEf tna market
Il Is said that 8 few GAYS before in the SAFE
market, be s.s good quantity q czETos
AID naa.hes seed vegerapls Ti1ses Of ID1iis
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-23
THE MORMON INVESTIGATION.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 22-Tne investi-
CATION being held to determine whether
alien Mormons are eligible 10 naturaliza-
ton was resumed before Judge Anderson
this morning II. ". Lawrence who was
on the stand when the court adjourned
last evening, WAS recalled for cross exam
inatiou. He testified that excomunica-
ton from the church meant ostracism in
every way by the Mormon people. lie re-
iterated the statement that the church
was the present literal kingdom OF God.
The prosecution then offered in evidence
a paper served on a member of the Nor
mon church by Bishop Bisward, citing
him to appear in the bishop court tonight
aod be tried for obtaining judgment in
the United Siatts court against other
members OF the church for The failure to
perform "A contract This course iully
demonstrates the charge made that The
church does dictate and control the tenn
Doral affairs.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-23
WOOD ARRESTED,
The Ohio Ballot Forgery Case Being
Srtenuously Pushed

CINCINNATI, Nov ga startling arrest
was made here tonight, no less than that
of r. G. Wood. who recently obtained
national notorietv by his alleged connec-
ticn with the famous ballot-box contract
forgery 1t is believed here that Governor
elect Campbell, Senator Sherman aud
Ben Butterworth are pushing this prose-
cution of Wood. Attorney Il. X.
Probasco, a relative by marriage Of
Senator Sherman swore out warrant be-
fore Judge Ermston, of the police court.
The affidavit of H. r. Probasco charges
substantially, r. G. Wood with per-
petrating libel on or about September Z,
lss9. against William Mckinley, James E.
Campbell Cam 's,or BENJAMIN Busterw9 %th
W. B. c. Breckenridge, Charles
McAdoo, ]. r. Mcpherson, j. r. Whiting
and F. B. Stockleridge, all mem ers or ex-
members of the house or senate of the
United States in that he counterfeited
their names to forged contract 1000, a
wholly fictitious document, and which
forgery Wood committed with mali
cious intent to disgrace these
men and damage them in the eyes of the
nation by leading the people to believe they
were in a corrupt scheme to make money
by violating the laws of the United States
by being pecuniarily interested in the pas
sage of the ballot box bill pending before
congress. The affidavit further alleges
that R. G. Wood caused this
forgery to be published by delivering it
directly or Indirectly to Governor J. B.
Foraker and to others unknown to affiant.
Mr.. Woods bail bond was fixed at $1,000.
He tried for two hours while under arrest
to obtain bail, but failed. He protests his
innocence. There is great interest in the
matter here, not only it of itself, but of
possible developments during the trial.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-23
Manager Mutrie.

The modern history OF baseball il New
York could not be told without giving Mutrie
appointment place in the work Hutrie came
70 New York in 1873 and bis early pilgrim
ages after capitalists 70 back his baseball
ideas brought out mis- hustling abilities, which
have been the Giants Managers chief char
acseristic ever since He called upon mos, Of
the wealthy men Ok Gotham and told them
about the rich harvest to be resped by estab-
hahing professional baseball in New York,
bus the wealthy men fought shy CT tbs
scheme, and Mu.rie was about to give up in
despair and 90 back to his New England
home. By chance be was introduced 10 Joh1
3. Day. and Autrie told bis tale for tie last
tine with an eloquence bern OF desperation
Day liked the idea and furnished the capita.
70 start what i, now one OF toe local iassita-
sions ;of ths CITY. A stock company was
formed, tie Polo grounds were leased from
- old Wessches.er Polo club, ard Ngt-is
has been in clover ever ssnce.-Sew for&
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