davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26
Poityka W Europe.
Nowiny Z Wszystlich stron
kuli ziemskiei.
GALlCJAI AUSTRIA.
Secieto robotnicze 1go maya ac catej
Europie- Wejsho 1Ve robotni-
k6,c - Obraz Nojehi-Ef-
monse austJoch,ie 20 h1y-
tycznem pofoseniu.

Lw6w.--Kwestja swiecenia l ma.
ia Jako powszechnego swieta robot,
nik6w, podniesiona na obu p6t-ku.
lach swiata, znalaz}a odglos miedzy
robotnikami we Lwowie. Robotnicy
odbywaia narady, tworza komitety
organizuja sic, ably okaza6 wszech.
swiatowym pracownikom, re oni tax
ze rozumieja jake powinni mied pra.
wa o ME beda sic dobijali. Daznosci
ich sa szlachetne, czego dowodem
jest artyku} wstepny pisma redago.
wanego Ii tylko dla robotnik6w, q
kt6ry jest echem ich zadah. Nazws
tego pisma Jest ''Robotnik.'
Ostr6w. Galicja. - Strajkuiacy
robotnicy zathowywali sic niespokoj
ME, wys}ano woisko przeciwko MIN
Zo}nierze zaczeli strzela6, osmiu 70.
botnik6w ciezko rAnnych. Strait, W
Ostrowie mia} sic rozpoczac ma / ma.
ia, ale ksiadz zadenuciowa} ich, &C
prz.yspieszy}o wybuch. Postepek ksie.
dza wywo}a} ogromne oburzenie, 70.
botnicy zamanifestowali swoja ME.
chec, wybijajac wszystkie okna W
plebanj'.
Krakow. - Kosci6} Fanny Mari
juz jest odnowiony. Jak zwykle, SO
rozmaite zdania miedzy znawcami
Jedni twierdza, re odnowienie pre-.
sbyterjum,kt6re wykona} nasz mistr2
Matejko, jest arcydzie}em, re wielu
cudzoziemcow bedzie odwiedza}c
Krakow, ably zobaczyt ten cud; inn
znowu twierdza, re ME ma mic szcze,
golnego, re barwy So "a swietne
ME harmonizuja ca}em wnetrzem
koscio}a.
Wiedeh.- Minister finans6w dr.
Dunajewski, zda{ sprawozdanie W
nizszej izbie parlamentu austryackie
60, re Rad pomimo ogromnych wy.
datk6w jakiemi obciazony jest W
tym roku, ME bedzie potrzebowa} "a
ciaga6 pozyczki. Doch6d podatku
cd alkoholu monopol tytuniowy po-
dni6s} dochody pahstwa.
Wiedeh. - Dwanascie tysiecy ro-
botnik6w W fabrykach zelaznych "a
trajkowalo W Witkowicach. Prze-
ciwko MIN wys}ano wojsko, kt6re
s}rzela}o. kilkunastu robotnikow ciez
ko ranionych, a trzech zabitych ma
miejscu.
f.. Nowy Sanok, Galicja.- Poza:>
t'niszczy} 13O dom6w W zydowskiej
dzielnicy. Podejrzenie pada, re u,
myslnie podpalono.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26
Brat zabija brata.

(Korespondencya Ameryki.)
Milbank, S. D. - Dwoch braci naz.
wiskiem Larson us}yszeli jakis ME-
zwyk}y szmer ma podworzu, najpew-
niejsi byli, re z}odzieje chca ich O.
krasc. Uzbroiwszy sic odpowiednio
wyszG, jeden frontowemi, drugi
tylnemi drzwiami, azeby z}apac
nocnych w}oczeg6w. Po ciemku
spotkali sic jeden Mich myslac, ze
z}odziej idzie do niego W celu ma
pasci ,wystrzeli}. Strza} namieiscu po-
lozy} trupem, ale ME z}odzieja tylko
jego w}asnego brata. Zabity costa
viii zonei dwoje dzieci.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26
Strajk pOliciant0W.

Wszyscy policjanci trajkowali
Przyczyna strajku by}a nastepujaca:
Policjant nazwiskiem Lynch, "a ME
dbalstwo W s}uzbie by} zasuspendo-
wany ma jakis czas. Zebrawszy wszy-
stkichpolicjantow uda} sic do ratu-
sza, zad ajac, azeby zaraz by4 powr6-
cony do swojej s}uzby. Zadanie iego
by}o nieprzyjete. Towarzysze jego
podali sic dymisji, oddajac zaraz swo-
je odznaki. lego samego wieczora
Iy@ nadzwyczajny mityng W ratuszn
ma ktorym zapad}o postanowienie:
azeby dac dymisje policjantom, a "a
staple ich innymi ludzmi. Postano-
wienie to by}o tegoz wieczora spell
nione.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26

Polacy pod zaborem niemieckim
za1ozyli nowe stowarzyszenie, maja-
ce ma celu zbieranie funduszow ma
budowanie koscio}ow. Ludnosc cia-
gle wzrasta, kosciolow tylko tyle,
lie ich nasi przodkowie pobadowal;.
Zatem towarzystwo to ma bardzo
szlachetny Gel. Zawiazalo sic pod o.
pieka sw. Andrzeia Boboi.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26
z POD NIEMCA.

Gdahsk. Il zr6d}a dobrze poin-
formowanego, donosza, ze ma inspek-
tor6w szkolnych powiatowych pred
stawiono katolikow, ma wyrazny roz-
kaz, ktory otrzyma}a kr6l. rejencja.
Oby tylko to sic sprawdzi}o, a przy
tenn, aby wybrano ludzi, kt6rzy u
mieja po polsku, azeby tych po-
sad ME us'lwano polakow, jak sic
dotychczas dzialo.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26
z R0ZNYCH STRON.
SzkOda, ze ME zabity.

Rzym, Wlochy.-Nastepca tronu
w4oskiege, ,ktory obecnie odbywa po-
droz po po}udniowej Rcssji, miaA
wypadek ma kolei zelaznej niedaleko
Wfadykawkaza. Ko}o wagonu peklo,
skutkiem czego wagon sic wykolei}
M{ody ksiaze przestraszy} sic ogro-
mnie. Wstrzasnienie by}o dose slime,
a opr6cz tego otrzyma} kilka ran.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26
Toledo, O, obota, dna $500 Kwetna 1890

skac. Pred piedziesiecioma jeszcze
laty pracodawcy sami Rad opie-
kowali sic mimi, dzisiaj wszystko sic
zmieni1o. Dadza mu robote TAXA z
takiem wynagrodzieniem, kt6rej tu-
tejszy robotnik ME podja} by sic. Ko-
ledzy patrza ma niego niechecia,
DO widzs W MIN intruza, kt6ry sta
mai i'm ma zawadzie, gdyby ME on
wywalczyE by lepsza zapsate i pew
ne ulgl, a tax on popsu} i'm ca1y plan
z cory obmyslony. Jest vice wszyst-
kim ma przeszkodzie, wyjawszy tego,
ktory wysysa niego krew przez
mad miar pracy,wyciaga ostatnia Aro-
pie potu, "a W duszy pogardza MIN,
nazywajac g}upcem. Z why tych
przybyszow wiele strajk6w przegra-
no, W ktorych pewnost wygranej by
IA po stronie robotnik0w. Najlepszy
many tego dow6d W kopalniach. Me
MONA sic dziwit, re amerykanski
robotnik czuje niechet do emigran-
tow. W ostatnich czasach W gazetach
amerykahskich ciagle czyta sic arty-
ku{y pe}ne zjadliwosci, przeciwko
emlgrantom, a szczegolniej po ma
coszemu traktowani sa Polacy We
grzy. Trzeba tylko dziwic sic giupo-
Gle pan0w pismakow.
Jezeli wan emigracja przeszkadza,
postarajcie sic to, ably ja ukroci6,
ale ME przez paszkwile podft DO to
Go niczego niedoprowadzi, tylko
przcz cdpowiedme prawa. Gaia ta-
jcmnica ley TEN, ze ci co ME "a
rabiaja mic na przewozie emigrant6w
- krzycza, ID ci ktorym kompanje
okretowe kolejowe, ktore zebraiy
juz miljony ma emigrantach p}ac4,
vice ci siedza cicho, i'm to ME przesz-
kadza wcale. Niechaj bedzie rozdzia}
miedzy robotnikami, to dla ich spra-
wy potrzebne, bo jednost tychze mo-
Ola by i'm sic da6 we znaki. Mona
by pogodzic sprawe przybyszow z
tutejszemi robotnikami, gdy by ci o.
statni okazali troche dobrej wolf
swoim kolegom; zamiast sic Z mich
nasmiewat, szydzid, - objasniat O
tutejszych stosunkach, przyuczat do
zastosowania sic do warunkow pra-
cy W Ameryce, opowiaaa6 eel straj-
ku kcrzysci osiagniete tychze. E.
migranci poznawszy which praw-
dziwie zyczliwych koleg6w, zastoso-
wall by sic checia do wymagah tu-
tojszej Slasy pracujacej, znajac ;ch
daznosci, widzac w mich ME wro-
gov, ale przyjaci1. Dokuczania
przymowki, szyderstwa. i tysiaczne
przykrosci jake doznaja emf granci,
usposobiaja ich wrogo wzgledem
miescowych robotnikow. Emigran-
tow obowiazkiem jest, ME usuwaG
sic na strone, ale zblizac sic, azeby
pozna6 stosunki W kraju kt6ry ma
stanowid ich druga ojczyzne, uczyt
sic jezyka angielskiego, DO bez ME-
go trudno dac sobie rade, pozna6
konstytucje kraju, zostac obywate-
lem, g}osowac ME "a szklanke piwa,
ale z w}asnego przekonania, wten-
czas beda szanowani, i }atwiej i'm be-
die przyjs6 do dobrobytu. w nu-
merze przysz}ym podniesiemy kwe-
site piracy kobiecej.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26
Nieszczescie W przelzalniach.

Bergami, niedaleko Rzymu, (W}o-
chy.)-Zapad} sic dach mad prze-
dzalnia, w kt6rei pracowa}o 300
dziewczat. Siedemnascie zabitych
ma miejscu, bardzo wiele pokaleczo-
nych.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26
NIESZCZESCIA | WYPADKI.

Eayo1 Sara, La.-Ca}e miasto mi
szczone powodzia, ami jeden dom ME
ocalal. Ludzie dose wczesnie ostrze-
zeni niebezpieczehstwie, mieli
czas ratowac sic ucieczka.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26

Nashua. N.H.--Dawno przewidy-
wany strajk w fabryce jedwabnych
wyrobow dosZedi do skutku. Tka-
cze, przedzalnie pomocnicy porzu-
Gill robote. Osiemset robotnikow
stra ikuje.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26

Towarzystwa Narodowe "a inicja-
tywa Rycerzy Stefana Batorego,
obchodzi6 beda pamiatke og}oszenia
konstytucji " Polsce, 3go maja W
sobote, " hall p. Slawoszewskiego.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26

Pana, ill.-G6rnicy miei sekre-
tiny mityng, na kt6rym uradzili, ably
zastraj kowac. Przyczyna straj jku Jest
usuniecie 40 ludzi nalezacych do
uni.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26
ZBRODNIE WYPADKI.

Marshaltown,-Ia. Ia. Karol Mara
J. Rice, kt6rzy pred szescioma Ia
ty pope}nili morderstwo, ma osobie
Henryka ions, dostali sic W rece po-
icii.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26

Alpena, Mich.-Jan Creigton INA
ny tutejszy obywatel zgina} juz cd
dw6ch tygodni. Podejrzywaja, il
wypadkowo wpad} rzeke. Naznaczo-
no 500 nagrody "a znalezienie jego
cia}a.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26

Ashtabula, O.-W kr0tkim czasie
juz trzeci zamach zrobiono blisko
Andower, azeby wykoleic pociag La
ke Shore kolei; k}adac ma poprzek
toru sztaby zelazne.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26
PrzeSladOwanie pOlak0w.

Podcib6rz.-Pan Antecki, urzed-
mix gospodarczy utracii posade, dla-
tego. re gaosowai ma polaka.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26

Grand Rapids, Mich,--Rzezbiarze
zastrajkoMa]i, zadaiac dziewiet 60
dzin piracy. w miescie znajduje sic,
wielu dobrych rzezbiarzy ME maja-
cych zajeoia, skroceniem godzin pra-
cy chca i'm przyjst, w pomoc.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26
PRACA / KAPITAt.

Huntington, Pa.-Trzech polskich
robotnikow zosta}o zabitych przez po-
ciag kolei zelaznei.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26

Sharon, Pa.--CiesIe zastraj jkowa!i,
zadajac godzine piracy mniej. Pier
wei pracowali dziesie6 obecnie ia
dajq dziewiet. Pracodawcy niechca
przystat, staraja sic ludzi ME male
zacych do uni. Trudno bedzie ich
znalest. poniewaz unja ciesielska
jest jedna z najsilniejszych.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26

Norwich, Conn.-Pozar las6w sze-
rzy sic W okolicy Voluntown, oko}o
80 ARROW spalonych. Mieszkahcy
wspolnemi si}ami staraja sic ugasic,
ale bez skutku. Pozar szerzy sic we
wszystkich kierunkach.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26

Kansas City, Mo.-Antoni Trainer
zacza} sprzeczke, re swoim synem,
obydwaj byli nietrzezwi, nareszcie
ojciec zada} synowi rare W brzuch
smiertelna. Zaaresztowano 60 beda
czekali rezultatu rany.
Pittsburg, Pa.-Dziewcze 16 let
ME, Maria Stewart oskarzona jest o
rozmyslne zatrucie rodziny, u ktorei
s}uzy1a "a kucharke. Czteroletni
ch}opczyk umar}, a try osoby ma
lezace do tel rodziny So W niebez
pieczchstwie,
Bellewille, Ont. Maria Emory O.
skarzona jest wspo}udzia4 W NOR
derstwie meza. Peter Davis obecnie
siedzacy W wiezieniu by} kochankiem
jej. Chcac sic pozbyc cz}owieka,
ktory i'm sta} ma przeszkodzie, "a
mordowali 90.
New-York. Ny Cia}o Mayera
zamordowanego, przez swego praco-
dawce 3hlhpsena mydlarza Kopen-
hagi, znaleziono W Newly orku ma
komorze celnej W beczce po wapnie.
Beczka ia przywieziona zosta}a przez
okret Thingvalla.
New York, N.Y.-F'rancuz nazwi-
skiem Karol A. George k}oci4 sic re
swoja zona, ma co wesz}a jej matka;
wda{a sic ona W sprzeczke ma3zen-
ska, por wawszy siekiere, uderzy}a
MIA ziecia z calej SHY W glove.
George jest tbez nadziei zycia, aswie-
kra po dokonaniu tego zbrodnicze,
go zamachu uciek1a.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26

Mexico, Miedzy pociagiem
osobowym Chicago & Alton pocia-
giem towarowym, nastapi}a kolizja.
Palace zabity, dw6ch inzynier6w
zgniecionych ma miazge, wiele wa
gonow towarowych zupe1nie zmia.
zdzonych. Pasazerowie doznali sill.
nago wstrzasnienia, ale wyszi z te.
go wypadku bez szwanku.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26

Boston, Mass,-Strajk wybuch} W
hurtownym sk}adzie solonego VIE
przowego miesa packing house, be-
dacego w}asnoscia B. P. Squires 4
Com. Robotnicy zadali podwyzsze-
MIA zap}aty, pracodawca ME chce
przystac ma ich zadania- Osmset lu-
dzi straikuie. Fabryka zamknieta.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26

Chippewa Falls, Wis.-Ogieh ste
pow szerzy sic okolicy, jezeli ME
spadnie deszcz; straty beda ogromne.
w Morcy ma os,n;u milach roz}eg}o-
Sci farmerzy walcza niszczacym
zywio}em, ably uratowac chociaz do
my.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26

Kto ME ma prenumeraty O.
piaconej cory, to "Ameryki''
dfuzej dostawa6 ME bedzie. CT
co nam winni zalegla prenume-
rate musza sic d}ugu uiscit.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26

WyChOhZl W KaZua sOUt'te'
Prenumerata wynosi & l. rocznie CORY.
wv Europie krajach ME bedacych ~
zwiazku pocztowym 1Mi. NaieznGs;
mona przesyfat przez Money Order, Ex-
press luh Bank Note pod adresem:
THE "AMERYKA. POLISH PAPER,
Box 2S4, TOLEDO, OHIO.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-26
xXI ONLY POLISH NEWSPAPER IN CENTRAL STATES.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
By Miss Edith ]. Samberg.

subscription, In q. s., Canada and. Mexico,
one Dollar per year. In South America,
Europe, Asia and Australia, S 1.60.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-07-11
Worlds Fair Commission.

CHICAGO, June 30.-The worlds fair
commissioners at their session selected
the following vice presidents: Thomas
NJ. Waller of Connecticut, M. II. De
Young of California, ID. b. Penn of
Louisiana, G. w. Allen of New York,
and A. b. Andrews of North Carolina
There still remains the selection of a
treasurer to complete the permanent
organization. The committee on per-
manent organization will also later
recommend name for the place of
director general.
The committee on permanent organ
ization recommended that the presi-
dent be empowered to appoint the fol-
Loving standing committees: Executive
comm.tee, twenty members; rules and
bylaws, eight; tariff and transporta-
ton, six; foreign affairs, eight; legisla-
ton, one from each state and territory
art and sciences, eight; history, litera-
ture and popular education, eight; agri-
culture, sixteen; live stock, sixteen;
horticulture and Horticulture, sixteen
finance, eight; auditing committee, four;
armories, eight; classification, sixteen
manufactures, sixteen; commerce, six
teen; mines and mining sixteen; fish
cries and fish culture, eight; board OF
lady managers, one from each state and
territory and nine from Chicago.
The matter went over for future con-
sideratiOn.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-07-11
Spreading the Liquor Trade.

COLCHESTER, ILL.,, July Am "ori-
ginal prckagen house opened up in
Colchester on the lines of the recent
supreme court decision. All sort of
liquors are retailed in all sizes of bot
ties, each and every bottle being re-
garded as an Original package" 1t
is reported that wholesale liquor houses
have offered 300 per month and guar
antee immunity to any man who will
open an original package establish
ment in Macomb. A former saloon
keeper of Keokuk, backed by St. Louis
liquor house, is preparing to open
'original package houses in interior
Illinois towns.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-07-11
The Omaha Public Building.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator
Henderson, who has been punching up
the treasury officials in reference to
the Omaha public building site, re-
ceived another letter from the super
vising architect today in which that
gentleman says that absolutely nothing
can be done by his Office under the law
until the court officials in Omaha re-
port that the title to the site to be
vested is vested in the United States.
Although more than a month has
elapsed since the money to pay for the
block was sent to Omaha, the depart
ment has not yet been advised that the
title has been perfected. Until this is
done nothing can be accomplished in
the way of clearing the lots of the
buildings which are upon them, and
the law prohibits the expenditure of a
single dollar on the plans, consequently
the whole matter is at a standstill
awaiting the action of the United States
district attorney at Omaha.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-07-11
The Population of Nebraska.

LINCOLN. July although definite
census figures are not to be had, a care
full estimate of the population of this
(the FirsD district fixes the figure at
$50, 900 souls. 1t is said that the Off
cial figures will not vary materially
from this result.
FAIRFIELD, Neb., July 2.-The APP
proximate population of this 0he Sec
ond) district is $1,000
FREMONT, Neb., July 2.-The best
figures possible to secure of the census
men gives this (the Third) district an
estimated population of 500, 600. The
official returns will not change this
figure materially.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-07-11

made their way out of the dangerous
pit. The fans were then started, and
at o'clock this morning nine selected
men started in search OF the entombed
men. AT II o'clock the exploring party
was driven back by smoke, after ad-
vancing ten feet into the Hill Farm
mine.
1t is certain now that the Hill Farm
mine is full and has been full of smoke
and deadly fire damp. There seems to
be no doubt that the entombed miners
are all dead and it is now question
whether their bodies can be recovered.
At o'clock this afternoon prepare
tions were made for another descent
into the mine.
A car load of collins arrived this
morning.
Fifteen and half days have elapsed
since the fash OF gas set fire to the
Hill Farm mine. Hope and work were
abandoned this morning at o'clock
and the dust or ashes of thirty-one i'm
prisoned men may rest beneath Dunbar
hill till the last day shall come This
because the men could work no
more. After being driven from
the mine by smoke and black
damp this morning twenty-one
brave men resolved to make one
more attempt to rescue their comrades
and at 2 o'clock they again entered the
burning pit. Three of the party re-
turned to within few hundred yards of
the burning fire and satisfied them
selves that their comrades were dead
and further search useless. The stencil
of burning human flesh sickened them,
but they visited the nine places where
men were known to have been at work
Two dinner pals were found with din
ners untouched, and two coats. The
picks and shovels wero all lying Just
men would leave them as they started
on run for their lives. Otherwise no
trace OF the men could be found
While prosecuting the search further
the men run into dense cloud of black
damp. which put out their lights. A
struggle for life then followed, but
they succeeded in getting back to the
rest Of the party. After sad consul
tation it was decided to abandon the
search and the company will now make
an effort to extinguish and save some
of their property.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-07-11
A GREAT OUTPOURING
DWELLING OF THE HENDRICKS
MONUMENT At IyDTAN4POLIs.

Cows. Campbell, Hill, Frances and
Other Distinguished Wen In Attend
ance-Tbe Grafton Of senator Turpie
-UnsuccessruI Efforts TO Rescue the
Pennsylvania Entombed Miners
Consultation Held and Decision Ar
rived at TO Abandon the Work-Ex-
ploration Of the Deadly Pit.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-07-11
Murderers of the Nebraskan.

OTTAWA, H., June 2S.-The chain
of evidence necessary to convict the
murderers of David Moore has been
completed. After arres ting O'Brien
the officers went to the house at which
he was boarding and secured the
clothes worn by him that night. The
pants worn by him had evidently been
washed since the affray, but spots
of blood remained on them and in the
pockets of the pants were found two
handkerchiefs covered with blood.
The clothes were handed over to State
Attorney Blake and will be kept by
him until the trial.
The coroner's jury this evening
brought in a verdict holding James
Ford, Matte Ford, William O'Brien
and Minnie Winterling for the murder
of David Moore of Omaha on the even
ing of June %,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-07-11

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-07-11

The FORUM FOR JULY.-In the
Forum for July the series of autobio-
graphical articles by number of the
greatest men of letters and of science
is continued, and the contribution this
month is by Prof. John Tyndall, who
writes of the formative influences of
his own life. Another article that is
of a somewhat unusual sort is a study
of Hamlet, by James f. Murdoch. Mr..
Murdoch writes from the point of view
both of an actor and of a literary
student. The political articles in this
number are obstacles to Civil-service
Reform" by Mr.. Walter M. Ferriss
who from a point of view of friendli-
ness points out that the reformers have
hardly broken ground yet, for the
great mass of people are in favor of
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-07-11

A BUsHEL Of wheat is hauled by rail-
1900 miles for five cents. That is
pretty cheap, and the farmer cannot
Expect much cheaper railway service
very soon. 1t costs him five cents to
haul the bushel about eight miles by
wagon. II the cost of the wagon haul
were reduced to one cent per bushel
1t would still be thirty-six times the
cost OF the haul by rail for the same
distance. and the cost by rail be ahead
four cents bushel, saving OF s21 on
the average crop OF wheat harvested
from forty acres al land. Here is the
place for economy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-07-11
One Shot Was All He Wanted.

CHICAGO, July 2.-"What is the
price for shotP" Two for nickel. "
IN take ore" and Bud Norman
picked up large revolver in the shoot
ing gallery at No. 16S Harrison street,
yesterday afternoon, and shot himself
througs the heart.
MY girls gone back on me" he
said as he did so. Norman died almost
instantly. He was nineteen-year-old
negro and recently came here from
Peoria.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-07-11

Gov. HILL has signed the bill pro.
viding for shorter forms OF deeds and
mortgages, and by so doing deserves
the gratitude of all who feel that a
modern deed or mortgage should be
stripped of its feudal verbiage. John
Doe and Richard Roe were useful per-
sonages in their day, but their ways
OF doing and saying things are not
adapted to the age of the telephone
and the telegraph.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-07-11

THE gigantic standing armies OF
Germany, France. Russia, Austria and
Italy must be rapidly impoverishing
the people that are taxed to maintain
them. If these tremendous standing
armies are continued for few years
the chances are that there will be no
European war, for none OF the nations
will be in financial condition to COM
mence hostilities. Peace secured in
that way, however, would be almost as
distressing as war. The disarmament
should come before the nations are
made bankrupt.