davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-05

Mr.. Solomon Bond, a member of the Society
Of Friends, OF Darlington, Ind, says: II have
used twelve bottles OF The Great South Ameri-
can Nervine Tonic and Stomach and Liver Cure,
and consider that every bottle did for me one
hundred dollars worth Of good, because have
not had good nights sleep for twenty years
on account of irritation, pain, horrible dreams,
and general nervous prostration, which has
been caused by chronic indigestion and dys-
condition of my nervous system. But now can
lie down and sleepall night as sweetly as q baby,
and feel like sound man. l do not think
there has ever been a medicine introduced into
this country which will at all compare with
nn1lin q a for the anh u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
WIADOMOSCI
MIFJSCOW E..

Majgmetszy dzieh W b;esacem
lscle mielismy W Winonie W ME
dziele. Termomctr wskazywal 80
stcpnle Fahrnheita, W cieniu.-
w pierwszy ch trzech dniach bic
zacego tygodnia raz pc raz deszcz
padaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
Ameryka.
w ST. TOUT

w 81. LOUIS, Mo. W dnlu
Is lipca przyaresztowano %nastepu-
jace osoby "a oszustwa wyborczo
i stawlono pod kaucya W wysokosci
S 1900. Sophis Leo, kierownik ro-
bot PREY butelkowaniu piwa bro
waru Anheuser Bush Brewing
Company, F. &. Barron, wyzszy
urzednik PREY kolei Union Depot
Street Railway Company, Gottlieb
Bierman, czlonek Centralnego Ko-
mitetu W 4 wardzie, G. Sebastian,
August F. Wicke i H. Stadieek.
OFIARY PUKANINY W dniu
4 lipca: w Kansas City nab6j wy
strzelony ma slepo ugodzi} W glove
Jerzego Coffin i zabi} go ma miel-
SOU. w Boston W dniu 4 lipca
puszczano bomby s%ygua}owe z pa
rowca i jedna bomba, n~iezrecznie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11

SEA polska szkofa, nauczyty sic
wysfawiae W polskim jezyku. w
p%auzach, a czasem l podczas pred
stawlenia przygrywaty jedna z
Wielebnych siostr i PARMA Fran
clszka Jakdzewska, a niekivdy W
pauzach i nasza Polska Karela
%pomagafa, ktora tel slicznie eafy
ten wleczorek zakohczyia odegra.
MEM rzewnej melody D o b r a
o ?.
Zyezymy takiej radosci i in
nym %parafiom polskim a naszym
Wielebnym Slostrom skfadamy
serdeczne Bog zapfae "a ich truly
i troski okofo wyehowania dzieci
szkolnych. D. Hamerski;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11

. llpca' strajkierzy uderzyli ma po-
lieya, z kamieniami, pafkami. Po-
llcya s~trzela}a i zabifa dw6ch ro-
botnikow; jeden smiertslnie zostaf
ranlony a IS ciezsze lub mniejsze
odniosfo uszkodzenia. Re zranio-
nych policyantow naza]utrz znowu
kilku stawi}o sig do sfuzby, cho6
ten i CIV i~eszcze kulaf lub ni6sf
reke ma chustoe.
W dniu 7 lipca stale $50
zbrejnych ludzi, pod wsdza szery-
ia, ME liczac policyi, gotewych
do uderzenia W kazdej chwili ma
strajkisr6w, ktorzy grozili odwe-
tenn. Uzbrojeni byli W rewolwery
Gotta ~eiezkiego kalibru. Nie poz-
wala]a oni tworzyc %wiekszyoh gro
mad ma ulicy.
W dniu 6 lipoa walka pomis-
ozy pollcy2 a straJklerami trwafa
godzine, cd 4 do 5 pc pofudniu i
skonczy}a sic kleska pollcyi. 8 Pc
licyantdw odnios}o rany. Potem 0
trey kwadranse ma 6 staneia ma
placu b6jki Kempania K. milicyi
stanowej i bagnetami rozegnala
t}umy.
Policya przyaresztowala 4
przywodzcow strajku: Charles
Carlson, Handler, Joe Frank i
Eric NJ. Lundgreen.
w ST. PAUL, Mimi, W dniu
6 lipca wia} geracy wiatr po}u-
dniowy, i urzad sYgna}owy zano-
towa} 81 stopni W oieniu. W..tym
samym dniu W Huron, W Dakocie ,
wskazywaf termometr 106 stopni,
" Fort Sully 104, lecz W Duluth
tylko 76 stopni W cieniu.
LA CROSSE. Lena Weber zy-
je jeszcze i ME grozi jej juz nisbez-
pieczenstwo zycia. Zbrodniarza ME
zdofano ~jeszcze wykrye, lecz prey
a~resztowano Jednego w16czege, ma
ktorege pada slime podejrzenie.
MYDKO BADGERA bardzo
dobre. - Pytajcie o ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11

w OKOLICY Grand Rapids,
Itasca Co., Mimi, juz cd kilku ty-
godni pala sig lasy, a poniewaz
ziemia tam %jeszcze siabe jest "a
l%udniona, polar mole bye ugaszony
tylko ulewnemi deszczami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11

NORTHERN, Wis Chcemy
tn za}ozy6 Tewarsystwo G~wardya
Pu}askiego i meski spiew ma 4
glossy pod dyrekcya naszego IDOL
nege nauczyciela p. W1adys}awa
Wojcieehowskiego.-Zb dotych-
czas pieknie u mas stoi. Trawy
juz zaczynaja kosic.L. J.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11

PRECEDENT Harrison W tym
miesiacu wisoej, nlz kiekolwlek
przedtem, odgrywa role kata poll.
tycznego. z Washingtonu donosza,
IL masami u~rzsdnicy demokraccy
usuniecl bywaja jednym zamachem
ostrego pioro republikahskiego
prezydenta, a tyslace %jeszcze tego
samego losu doznac maja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
TEATRZYK DZIECI.
Winona, { llpca.
Szanowny Redaktorze!

Prose- o u~mieszczenic tych
kilku slow we Wiarusie:
w dniu lipca, niedz,ele,
pc nieszporach, odcgraiy W naszej
polskiei szkole paraialnej dziecl
szkolne kilka krotszych, bardzo
zabawnych sztuczek teatrulnych,
przeplatanych spiewem, %dziecinne-
mi operetkami i wystqpami kali.
stenicznemi. Ora odbyta sic W pol
skim i angielskim jezvku, n wszy-
soy widzowle byli MIA zachwyce-
nj, radnjac sic, BE nasze poIskie
dzieci pod oklem Siostr Notre Da-
me, kt6re Cd dw6ch lat kierula ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
z INV DoISkiCh
w AMERYCE.
SEKRETARZ Wv.

IOuO"eRo oASNloSO, AeWlduc
iposmiertne, zamlast je natych-
Mast odeslaG komu naleAy,
najprzod ma pare mic siecy Cd
dale do banku, by mu pro.
gent przyniosfo, i W ten spe-
sob eiqgnle okoto so dolarew
miesiscznie nadzwyczajnege
dochodu, ktorego W rachun-
kach swoich wcale ME podaje.
W Pine Creeku, Wis, lunar.
Ia W dniu 9 marca Maryanna
Mauszycka, iona cztonka wv.
Mar. Pol. Sekretarz tamtejszej
grupy Zwiazkowej pare
dni pc zgenie s. p. Maryap-
ny pes}af p. Mergensternowl
po3qdane swiadectwo smiecci,
defaczajac zapewnienie, 2e
maj niebozczycy rsgularnie
ptaclt podatek, lecz pesmiert-
nego Mauszycki dotad ME O.
-debra1, chocia3 W Winonie
pieniadze ma ten przypadek
smierci JUL " kwietniu czy
W MAUI byiy skolektowaae
Ma list Mauszyek,ege p. Nor
genstern nawet ME raczyf cd
pisad.
Podobnie dfugo musiala cze-
kaG ma posmiertne cd Zwiaz.
wdowa po $. p. Elgisze wskim
z Pine Creeku, IL i prezydent
winohskiei grupy sw. Stanisla-
wa Kostki miaf DUO xoro.
wodew, MIN odebraf posmie.t-
ne ola jednej wdowy.-Takie
pestepowanle, pewnie ME
umasnia kredytu wv. Mar. Pol.
miedzy naszym ludem.
NORTHERN, Wis. - Cd
czasu ]ak do mas zawitaf ks.
Jan Mqezynskl, jest zgoda i
mifsse pomiedzy nami, 0 czem
pomiedzy innemi swiadczy1
wspauiafy obchod uroczystosci
Bozego ciafa. Ia staraniem
PAM SzukalskieJ, przelezonej
Si6str Rezahca sw. by1y zbu-
dowans i slioznie przystrejone
demki. Pan nauczyciel VIA.
dysf. Wojciechswski, 70 swoimi
kadetami TAXA wyprawlf para.
de, 3e al Nlemcy tutejsi sic
polekall, myslac, 2s Pelacy
jul zbroja sic ma Bismar!!1a,
ale nasz p. Jan Cichy W pore
zdolat uspokoic Niemcow pi.
wen.
LA SALE Il.-Pan Adam
Goszczynski wybiera sic W
kencu wrzesnia z wizyta do
staregs kraju.
KTO r 0 ludzi nieucz-
ciwyeh, l~ekkomyslnych i ME.
sumiennych ~szafarzy pubiicz-
nege grosza, ten ehyba sam
ME lepszy cd Mich. A penle-
wa2 W Ameryce lyle ludzi ma
wskros zepsutych, ola tego |
Zgodo mimo swej z~fodziejskiej
gospodarki, jeszcze ma dosyc
liczne grone zwolennikow.
w BOJCE pemiedzy str&j-
kierami a policya W Duluth,
MIMI, W sobote, 6 lipca, po
potudniu, zosta1o ranionych
takze 2 Polakow: k O.
WAX, W twarz i nege, Kill
CARA W fopatke; obaj policy
anci.
W BUFFALO bieda. Ma
spalony kosciof n1e chca lu-
die dawae, DO zarzad kose;el.
ny z ksiedzem licho gospoda-
ruja. Lud Z para6i sw. Wojcie-
cha bfaka sic .jok owieczki 5ez
owczarni. ks. Pitas wcia2
kolektuje ma szkofe, wciaz o
wiecej krzyozy, a szkofy ME
buduje.-Byt tn Gwiezdzisty Z
przyprawionemi wasami, pra-
woslawny redaktor z Toledo.
Mowi}, il chce zmarnowaG
III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
z MINTo, D. T., skarza sic
ma wielkie upa}y, a ma}o deszczu.
Parafla polska W Pu}askim zawia-
duie obecnie ks. Tekarski.

ouIe oDecnl0 KS. I0karskl.
SEATTLE, w. T. Pan Jozef
Mahkowski, pomimo cieskish STRAIT,
jake doznat plzez straszny polar,
jus ma skfad nowy, a PREY szeze-
rel piracy i oszczednosci W niedfu-
GIN czasis stanlo znowu ma lynn
stopniu, ma jakim byt pred po4a-
rem.
Pan Mahkowski ma tax dobry
kredyt W naszem mieicls, jak ma
TO ktory z t%utejszeych kupcow.
w NEW YORKU za@ozyi p.
Antoni Lewandowski ,,Bioro lnfor-
macyine, n. 3 Pearlil. Wroiymy
p%owodzenie p. Lewandowskiemu,
kt6ry cieszy sic sympatya i szacun.
klein nowyorozan.
JAN PERSZYK Kanady po-
szukuje swoich p6}braoi Jana, Ro-
cha i Leona Perszyk6w .-Adres je-
60: John Perszyk, Renfrew, Onta-
rio, West-Canada. (Roch Perszyk,
z Wiela pechodzacy, mieszka W
Winonie.-Przyp. Red. Wsarusa).
Ognisko wychodzi dalej; tylko
forme zmlennl}o.
MA DRZWIACH koscio}a sw.
Wojcieeha W Chicago przybity by{
niedawno plakat nastspujaoy ,Teatr
odegrany bedzie przez dzieci szkol.
ne ma imieniny i korzYsc ks. jana
Radzieiewskiego. - Taxa rexlama
to ME zakazana, ale gdy ma ulicach
Paulina i Ashland Ave. rozdawa.
no plakaty O pikniku W dniu 80
czerwca, uzna} ks. Zaleski, re to
"a blisko koscio}a, i oburzy}o 60
to do tego stopnia, il z ambony
wyzwa} urzadziciell pikniku oszus-
tami, polujacymi tylko ma ludzkie
kieszenie.
CHICAGO Terazniejszy re-
daktor Waary-O jczyzny chce swej
urzad z}ozyc, a ma jego miejsce
ostrzy sobie 7eby p. slisz. Gdy
mu sig spodziewany kes ME dos
TAME, chce sig udac do Detroit i
starad sig tam o posade jakiegoS
nowego pisma, przez ksiezy zak}a-
danego. GfosW olny destaje
chrypki i prawdopodobnie nieza-
d}ugo zupetnie g}osi6 przestanie.
NORTHERN, Wis Chcemv
tn za}ozy6 Tewarsystwo Gwardya
Pu}askiego i meski spiew ma 4
glossy pod dyrekcya naszego IDOL
nege nauczyciela p. W4adys}awa
Observation-Disclosures dotych-
czas pieknie u mas stoi. Trawy
juz zaczynaja kosic.L. J.
w ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, jest
sekretarzem Tow. mr.. G., grupy T.
wiazku Kawaler6w PoIskich, p. J..
Czarnecki, Sl6-2o Str.
w JERSEY CITY, N. J. jest
agentem Worusa ! Ko$ciuszki D..
X. Maryahski, 1877 Washington Str.
WILKESBARRE. Pa.-Gwar-
dya Jana III Sobiesklego ma ro-
cznem SVEN po%siedzeniu W dniu
% czerwca wybra}a nastepujacy
zarzad. Jan Szymczak, prezydent,
w. Urbus, v. PREF; Pawe} Kali
nowski, officer l, Jak6b Urbus,
ofcier q Andrzej Grazewicz, ka-
syer, Dominik Wasik, s~ekretarz,
M. Szynkiewicz, 1 sekretarz.
Rada gospodarcza: P. Bak l
Ludwik Osmanski. = Marsza1sk
Jan Wisniewski.
Do choragwi: A. Lubanowski,
Fr. Dombrowski i w. Urbus.
Odzwierny w Szulgowski.
Ameryka.
w ST. LOUIS, Mo, W dniu
Is lipca przyaresztowano n%astepu-
jace osoby "a oszustwa wyborczo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
Jalx pfacf pszenica?

Jak piaci pszenica?
" ST.. LOUIS II, ~ Mil
wauEee " CHICAGO 81,
NEW YORK SO.
Pod1ug ostatnich miadomo$cs
2 podskoczy.
ia tam nagle pszenica ma I do
lara. WDULUTH trzymo SIG
ma 80.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11

wystrzelona, wpad}a miedzy groma-
dc dzieci i szesnasteletni jerry
Hoffman, ma miejscu zosta{ zablty,
a drugi, O'Connor tax ciezko zranio-
ny, re umar} juz W drodze do
szpltala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11

da zalewala, uchroniono cd takich
zalew6w. Grunta to lsza miedzy
mlastami Huntington i Fort Way
ne i znane So pod nazwa Little
River Prairie. Osuszenie kosztowa-
10 $137, 900.
MIASTO CHICAGO wreszcie
zdo}a}o naklonie okoliczne MAS
teczka do zespolenla sic z MEM.
So to: Oakland, Normal Park,
Union Stock Yards, lakewood,
Central Park, Moreland, Kenwood,
Clerville Hyde Park Center, Egans-
dale, Pullman, Kensington, Souch
Chicago, Colehour, Hegewish, Park
Manor, Riverdale, Cummings,
Englewood, Auburn Park, Argyle,
Edgswater, Irving Park i Ravens
wood. sred granic mlasta znajduja
sig diva DUE jeziora, ma kt6rych
kraza porostatki. Chicago obejmu-
je teraz ia mile kwadratowe, z
liczba mieszkancow okofo 100000.
Wschodnia granice miasta ;tworzy
Stan Indiana.
PRECEDENT Harrison W tym
miesiacu wisoej, nlz kiekolwlek
przedtem, odgrywa role kata poll
tycznego. z Washingtonu donosza,
IL masami urzsdnicy demokraccy
usuniscl bywaja jednym zamachem
ostrego pioro republikahskiego
prezydenta, a tyslace %jeszcze tego
samego losu dezna6 maja.
w OKOLICY Grand Rapids,
Itasca Co., Mimi, juz cd kilku ty-
godni pala sig lasy, a poniewaz
ziemia tam ~jeszcze sfabe jest "a
ludnion2, polar moze bye ugaszony
tylko ulewnemi deszczami.
w NEW YORKU niedawno
zasadzeni zostali 2 z1odzieje. Ka-
syer bankowy Chas de Baum, kt6-
ry o najmniej $500 okrad} Park
Nationalbank, skazany zosta} ma
5 lat i 6 miesiecy domu karnego,
A. Goldstein, ktory ukrad} ubranle
wartosci $50, dosta} 3 lata i 9
miesiecy. = I to mi sprawiedli-
wesG!
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - Nasze
nieszczesllwe miasto nawiedzone
zosta}o przez dwie move plagi.
Wskutek wiIgotnego powietrza wy
buch}a tn mafa cholera, ma ktera
W dniu 3 lipca chorowa}o 100 sa-
mych robotnlk6w, zatrudnionych
PREY usuwaniu gruzow. Nadto
powddz drugi raz zala1a miasto i
~jeszcze wiecej narebi}a spustosze-
MIA, chloe to raza tn W Johnstown
Mkt zycia ME utracif.
w POWIECIE SCIOTO, W
Stanie Ohio, pewien czlowiek ma
gle strasznei dosta} choroby. Prey
wo1ano doktor6w Beard i Ham
mond 2 Waverly, kt6rzy te choro-
be uznali "a chorobe azyatycka i
uciekll. Glory wkr6tce potem sr6d
okropnych bolesci wyziona} ducha.
ZNACZNA LICZBA hut zelaz-
nych W dolinie Shuylkill, W Penn
sylvanii, dobrowolnie uchwa]i}a
podwyzszenie p}acy dla robotni-
kow z $500 ma 1926 cd tony.
TEXAS PSlnocna Geese tu-
tejszego Stanu wiele ucierpia}a cd
powodzi wskutek ulewnych desz-
czdw W pierwszych dniach lipca.
Najwiecej u%cierpia}y okolice wzd}uz
kolel St. LOUIS, Arkansas e Texas
GRAZ mad koleja Texas e. Pacific.
DULUTH, 7 lipca.- Az do
zesz}ego wtorku robifo 1000 ludzl
PREY sypaniu ulic i kopaniu ka-
nal6w. w tym dniu 1900 robot
nik6w rzuci}o robote, zadajac pod
wyzszenia piacy $ 1.5O ma s 1.
IS. Strawberry odtad gromadami
ciagneli przez ulice, nawoiujac
drugich do ~polaczenia sic z mimi.
w ten sposob liczba strajkujacych
uros|a juz do 30Oo.- w sobote,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
w STANIE INDIANA pozy-

w STANIE INDIANA pozY-
skano %codopiero ola r%6lnictwa,
przez o%suszsnie $4,000 ARROW ba-
gnisk, ktere dotad zadneJ ME mia
~ wartosoi, a nadto okofo 10000
gruntu, kt6ry zwykle ma wiosne wo-
da zalewala, uchroniono cd takich
zalewow. Grunta to lsza miedzy
mlastami Huntington i Fort Way
ne i znane So pod nazwa Little
River Prairie. Osuszenie kosztowa-
10 $4,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11

w NEW YORKU Niemcy do
tad jeszcze ME maja zebranyah
pieniedzy, jake kosztowa}a ich czesc
korowodu PREY uroczystosci Wa
shingtona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11

Po znacsnq magrode nlechaj sic
zglosl do drukarni Wiaruso, kto
z~nalazt surdut, W ktorym byfa
ksiqzeczka z waznemi %zapiskam,.
Aby aprsqtnqc i sprowadzic
wieksze zapasy nowych towarow
sprzedaje teraz D. Jan Cichanow-
ski swoj towar grocerny 70 znacz-
ME zni&onych conach.
Maka W Winonie coraz bar
dz;ej idzie W gore.
Pam Lauer luz W poniedziateh
otworzy} swoja nova apteke w.
5-66S.
MYDLO BADGERA najle-
psze; pytajcie o ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11

w NEW YORKU niedawno
zasadzeni zostali 2 zfodzieje. Ka-
syer bankowy Chas de Baum, kt6-
ry o najmniej $500 okrad} Park
Nationalbank, skazany zosta} ma
5 lat i 6 miesiecy domu karnego,
A. Goldstein, ktory ukrad4 ubranle
wartosci $50, dostaf 3 lata i 9
miesiecy. = I to mi sprawiedli-
wesG!
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-26
Result of a Drunken Spree.

KEIRNBY, Neb., Feb. 95.-[Special Tele.
gram to TUE BEE. Dennis Riordan, a
farmer living eight miles north of Gibbon,
met with an untimely death Sunday morning.
He, in company with a brother-in-law, Peter
Burgess, went to Shelton on Saturday even
ing, and while there became intoxicated,
leaving at a late hour at night for their homes
in farm wagon When last SEEN on their
way at GibbOn, both were drunk. AT place
near the home of the dead man the wagon
was thrown over an embankmcnt and the
men held firmly under the heavy box. The
wagon seat struck Rioruan across the neck
and it is supposed killed him instantly. Bur
CESS succeeded in getting out from under the
box after hours of work, but not until his
hands were frozen, nccessitating the amputa-
tion of three fingers.
Riordan was not IN the habit of drinking.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-26
A TREACHEROUs MONARCH.
How the King of Uganda Repaid His
Arab Supporters

LoSpoN, Feb. 25.-Letters from mission
aries dated at Zanzibar, January "a, have
been received in this city. They give the
details of the third revolt in Uganda 1t ap-
pears that King Klwewa, who was raised to
the throne, after the overthrow of his
brother, King Mwango, tried TO po ison his
Arab supporters, but the plot failed. He
then invited three of them TO a private aud-
ence. Al a signal from the king they were
seized by executioners and the king speared
two of them and was in the act of spcaring
the other when the Arab man
aged 10 free himself from the
grasp Of the eXeculioners and fired at
ihe king, who he'd. King iiwewa has since
been trying TO induce the christian chiefs to
assist him in regIining the throne upon
which, after his flight, the Arabs placed
Kalciu, son of Mutesas. The letters confirm
the report that an English missionary named
Brooks has been murdered. The report is
ample evidence that IA wholclale slaughter
aud enslafement of natives Is proceeding 10
the direction OF Tippoo Tbs district.
In NyanYwe district there are rIm0rs That
Stanley is there collecting men 10 make a
big war on the tribes TO the northward, 5at
this is considered doubtful
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-26
Shot Twice.

KEARNEY, Neb., Feb. 25.-TSpecial Tele
gram to THE BEE. l-Kelley's hotel tLis
evening was the scene of il shooting affray.
The persons interested in the affair are
Henry Flower, a colored cook, and Wardie
Griffith, one of the boarders Henry Flower
has for some time acted ungentlemanly
toward ladies about. the house, and this
morning attempted to break into the room
of one of the lady boarders. He was
threatened with violence and warned to
leave the town by Griffith and others. This
evening when Griffith and his brother
stepped into the hotel Office the colored man
seized a revolver and opened fire upon him.
Griffith, prompted by self defense, returned
the compliment with 3S-calibre revolver,
firing two shots. The first took effect in the
side of Flowers nose taxing a downward
course into the mouth. The second entered
his breast and lodged in the back Both are
flesh wounds, and the attending surgeons do
not consider them necessarily fatal. Griffith
gave himself up to the proper authorities.
Persons who saw the affair say that Griffith
was justified in the shooting, as his own life
hinged on his skill with the revolver.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-26

DAVID CITY, Neb., Feb. % Special TO
The BEE, Frank Baker, who was under
arrest here charged with the murder OF his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Ellen O'Neill, at Pough-
keepse, N. V, in 1857, has skipped.
1t has transpired that Bakers true name
was Jonn Waters. At the time the murder
was committed he was twenty years
old. He had been having trouble with his
wife and the day before the murder occurred
he gave her a severe horsewhipping, IN CON
sequence of which she left him and returned
to her mothers house.
Baker, or Waters, went there and de-
manded to see her He had some words
with his mother-in-law in regard to the i'll
treatment of his wife, and while Mrs. O'Neill
was sitting at her sewing machine Waters
crept up behind and Drained her with heavy
poker. He fed, and had not been seen or
heard of until he was arrested at OctavIa a
week ago. A photograph of the murderer
was received here from the authorities
at Poughkeepsie, also description of per-
sonal peculiarities, which tailed exactly
with Bakers appearance.
On Saturday evening an attorney was pro
cured for him, and he was released on writ
of habeas corpus.
A telegram was received here by the de-
tective who had caught him, saying that an
officer and a person who could identify the
prisoner were on the way to take him back,
but he had fed. There seems to be no doubt
in the minds of all who compared the
photograph with the prisoner, that he is the
murderer.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-26
House..

LINCOLN, Neb, Feb. 25.- Special to THE
BEE The house met at p. m with very
slim attendance AS this was the last day
on which bills could be introduced, large
number We're sent up. Among them were
the following
BY Cady--Providing for the selection of
three railroad commissioners.
BY Stirk-Requiring all persons between
seven and fifteen TO attend some public
school taught in the English language.
BY Spccht--To prohibit book-making and
pool selling.
By Coleman of Polk-To amend the state
constitution so as to provide for the election
of three railroad commissioners.
BY Sweet-To provide for a state in
spector OF malt, spurious and vinous liquors
BY Everett-To provide for and regulate
the sale of Intoxicating liquors for necessary
purposes; to prohibit the manufacture, sale,
keeping for sale or in any manner disposlng
of Intoxicating liquors except for pharma.
ceutical, medical, chemical and sacramental
purposes, and to provide remedies and penal
ties for the violation OF the same, and for the
repeal of chapter 30 of the compiled statutes
of the state of Nebraska of 1885, entitled,
Liquors"
BY Baker-For the recovery of damages
of an employe from the negligence and care
lessness of engineers and other employees OF
railroad companies doing business in the
state or organized in the state, and to pro,
vide for the collection of attorney fees OF
attorney at law when employed by persons
TO recover personal damages against railroad
companies, and to provide for the manner OF
giving notice OF their employment.
The house then went into committee of the
whole and considered bills on the general
file.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-26
A DIPLOMATS BAD BREAK.
The Misadvcnturc of a Member Of the
Kritish Location.

WtsHiNGToN, Feb. 81 Especial Tele.
gram TO TnE BEE Washington is splitting
its side to-day over story of social romance
and misad venture which has just leaked ont.
George Barclay, Of the Briiish legation b
OF late been Cnauored OF Miss Lee er,
a beautiful western heiross, who mas turn ed
Washington heads this Writer Barclay is
an attractive young gentleman who w,n
/ anne and money nj the EnicscrDocker club
IN New York by hacking himself 10 drive 10
the Brunswick hotel, dress for dinner, and
return inside Of ten minutes. II seems tlat
Wednesday night Barclay felt the
approach of the cold wave
and purchased some warm wooden
garments rlle same afternoon he ordered
a box Of roses sent 10 ms lodgings. Late for
dinner as usual, lie rushed home, dashed of
a pretty note 10 Miss Letter, saying "Wear
these this evening for ny sake,m and handed
the note and the box containing the woolen
goods 10 his servant who duly delivered
them while the box of roses lay upon Bar
clay's table Although perhaps moi quite so
grievOus an afiront as Lord Sackvile put
upon us, tue views Of the British foreign OF.
lice upon this latest mi,iit in diplomacy is
awaited with some amusement and anxiety,
Al for MIR Barclays personal explanations,
they are, OF course, unmelt.Vnable.