davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-13

nadewszystko zapasy zywno-
sci, co byfo ola mas niepcdo-
bienstwem.
spostrzegfem, ze CORA W
czesci poiudniowej, przedsta-
via Il dofu daleko lagodnie)-
sza pochy&osc, niz czesci
pofnocne), ktora sic kohczy
przepascia. 10 mnle naprowa-
dzlio ma wniosek, ze tedy to-
cza sic wleksze masy snlegu W
czasie ro2topow i woody, niz
tam, co kazafo znowu domy-
slac Gle, re pc tel stronie zie-
mia Jest urodza]niejsza a TO-
slinnosc bujniejsza, obtitsza i
rozmaltsza. Szedfem coraz da-
lei, az zaszedfem ma miejsce,
ma ktorem spostrzegiem 70
snace kepy wlerzb i baweIni~
kow, tut ponad strumieniem
Przerzynajacym doliue. Dosze.
diem 40 strumienia i ujrza-
tenn, &c na jego 5rzegach ro-
sn'e bardzc bujna trawa. Prey
wlqzatem konia do drzewa i
poczatem sic wdrapywac ma
pewnq wysokosc, W celu ro-
zeJrzenia sic pc okolicy. K1e
dym wodzii naokofo oczyma,
naraz musla}em zatrzyma6 je,
zarazem zachwycony i zdzi-
w'ony. Wldok zaimujacy ude-
rzyi mnle... ujczafem r6wni-
ne rownle plekna jak ponet-
naa. Zbieglem nadol, do uwia-
zanego PREY drzewie konla,
a 20 chwili szedfem W I1ie-
runku doliny. ably "a bli1e)
zbadac. Pc poigodzinnym po-
chodzie bytem JUL ma rowni-
ME a pred oczaml mo;eml
rozciagata sic dolina owa,
ktorej widok mnie tn sprowa-
dzif.
Me umlem oplsaG uczu6,
Jaklch dozLawatem W tel chwl-
Ii. uczucia to zrodzily sic z
przeciwienstwa tego com te-
rsz widz'af, z tenn czegcm sic
]uz przyzwyczaif przez czas ma
szej alugiej podro2y w pusty-
nj. Miafem obecnle pred o.
czami najpyszn;ejsza roslinnosc.
Przepyszne olbrzymle drzewa,
ktorych liscie Mostly Gaia roz-
maitosc barw porv jesiennei,
kryiy W swych gaieziach mill
ony ptactwa. Choir wesoty
"zoDal pod nlebo plesn sWo]e,
Ftora powietrze, napeinione
aromatami kwiatow i zleln:,
roznoslfo W setnych echach.
Pozostawaiem tn 2 kilka
mlnut, pod wplywem RADIOS
nego osfupienia, wpatrujac sic
W cudownY widok. Me mo-
gfem tylxo dostrzedz 2adnych
Shadow ludzkiego zamieszka-
MIA. Zadnego dymu sr6d ga
fezi drew, zadnego szelestu
W lch cieniu.... wszystko tn
byto gfosem przyrody, brzmia-
Gel W spiewie ptakow / szu-
mle wod. Zdawafo sic, lie
cztowlek nigdy ME skazif te-
go cudownego raju przez swo-
je obecnosG!
Powiedzla}em zem pozosta-
wal tam przez kllka minut.. =.
ME-. przez blizko dwie 60
dz'ny sfuchafem i patrzy}em,
poki zachodzace sfonce ME
przypomnia1o mi, lie czas luz
wracac. Znajdowalem sic 0 ia
kle trzydziesci kilometrow Cd
naszego pola; koh moi byf do.
brze zmeczony, vice powr6t
ME mogf bye spiesznym. Przez
droge postanowifem, ze ]ak-
nalpredzei ztowarzyszami wr0.
&c do rozkosznej doliny, W
ktorej pobyt mogl nam do
starczyc zapasow zywnos;cl, a
stokroc mogf bye przy}em-
nle]szym niz ma polu, sr0d
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-13
pObYT W PUSTYN|
(Ciag dalszy).

''o h'Flui"'S iloo VCLuC'CIll
trwog1. Jeaeli bedzlemy Emu
szeni zabiG naszego wofu, wow
czas, kto2 bedzie clagnat nasz
woz?... Wszakae kon ME po-
niesie mas wszystkich przez
p%us1ynie. Jezeli jeszcze zabi-
jenny konia, wowczas musieli-
bysmy lsc ma piechote, Me
stety! oprocz strzelcow, Ia
den jeszcze cz1owiek ME pre-
szedf pieszo pustyni, a coz
dopiero GAIA rodzina. Pozostac
ma mleiscu, ma ktorem zna,du-
jenny sic obecnie, by1o niepo-
dobienslwem. Miejsce to mia
to w~egetacyq bardzo uboga,
mad brzeglem strumienia po-
iozona - ale na %prZestlzem
n%iezmlernie ograniczonej By
ly tam wierzby, hy1a trawa,
ale aadnych muych roslip,
Ntoreby mogty wyzywic mas i
utrzymad PREY zycju... Go
wiecei, roslinnosG ia ME mo-
gfaby wystarczyG ola zwierzqt
w w1ekszej troche lic>bie, a
to zapowiadnto, he me mie-
libysmy aul rosln. AM mic
sa. Wszystkie tie uwagi pro-
wadzlfy mas do wniosku, Re
powinnismy porzuci6 tie miej
sea bez zwloki.
Pozostawato jeszcze jedno
pytanie do rozwiazauia: cay
pustynia W poludnlowej stro-
ME tax Same jest rozlegla jak
ma pofnocY? czy zreszta iej
natura niczem sic ME roani
ma poiudnlu, cSy przebywajac
"a, muslellbysmy Przechodz'c
przestrzenie tax straszliwie
puste, jafowe, gfuche i pre-
ra3ajace?,. Azeby czegoskol-
wick sic dowiedz!ec, postano-
wi}em okrqay6 CORY, pozosta-
wia]qc ma mlejscu swa rodzi-
ne, al do powrotu swojej wy
cleczki.
Nasz koh pc kilkudniowym
wypoczynku, wr6cii zupeinie
do SIT. Osiodfafem 60, a wzia-
wszy karabin, pusci1em sic ma
MIN droga u stop CORY, ku
stronie wscho1niej. " kierun-
ku tym spotkafem kilka drew
dzikich i troche bardzo ubo-
gieJ loslinnoscl, przypomiua]a.
Gel pustynie. Sposlrzegfem
tak2e sciezke wydeptarq przez
antylopy i Jakles lane zwie-
RE do daniela podobne, ale
rozniace sic Cd wszystk;ch
zwierzat, jake widzlalem,
przez niezwyKia dlugosc ogo-
ma.
PrZesZedfem z lakie osiem
kliometrow drogi j zawrocilem
W strone zachodnis; spostrze-
GLEN wowczas krajobraz roz-
ciagajqcy sic ku pofudniowl.
Jak tylko oAiem siegalem,
ME mogEem u]rzeG ric wiecej
jak dzika plaszczyzne, widok
rownle smutny i pwerazajqcy,
jak ma po1nocy. Ma wschodzie
iednak w.dac byfo SHADY ro-
slinnosci, ale byty to za)e-
dwle SHADY, talk rzadlie, talk
karlowate i mike.
Wszystko to bylo smutna
zapowledzia. PotrzeoowaliSmy
przebyG Gala pustynie, by sic
dostac do iakiegos zamieszka.
lego krajn. PuszczaG sic ku
granlcom Stanow Z)ednoczo
nych W p~o}ozeniu W jakiems-
my sic znajdowali i 2 talk ne
dznym zaprzegiem, byloby
szalenstwem. Zreszta w tym
kierunku na]niezawodnlej ma
potkalibYsmy z k'lka plemior
dziklch, ktore tamtych
stronach przebywafv. Sama
dzikosc i meurodzajnosG grun,
III, pc ktorym musielibysmy
nOstpnOWac czvnIfo ta1 n,-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-13

~ "aC SIX no
porz''cenla pola, ktore nazwa-
l'smy Pollen antylopy. Stru-
mien "trzymaf NAIVE Przysta.
nj baranow. Oko}o poludmla
stanelismy iul ma granicy Ia
XII, gdziesmy sic tel zatrzyma-
Ii przepfdzili noe. Nazaiutrz
pusclfem sic Ma poszukiwania
drogi, ktorqby MONA by}o sic
dostac Ia doline. Przeszedlem
k:lka mil brzegiem przepasci,
ale Z wlelkiem zmartwieniem
wldzlaiem wszedzie, ze ia Ia
XII dol1ny, jak do zac2arowa-
nego mlejsca, W 2aden sposob
dostac sic ME mona. Pre-
pasc nieprzebyta stafa wsze-
die ma przeszkodzie. Wowczas
z1awalo mi sic, lie ten raj
z'emsk'' ktory pc drugiej st:o.
ME przepasci neci mole oczy,
Jest ia to ]edynie stworzony,
by ]eszcze bardziej przykrem
czynif nasze smutne pofoaenie.
Ma szczescie, gdym szedl CO.
raz dale), ujrzatem wreszcle,
re sciany przepasci zrplenia;a
sic " }agodna pochylosG, kt6-
IA leszcze dalej stafa sic waz-
ky pfaszczyzna. Plaszczyzna
ia, iakby ~pietrzaca sic coraz
n'&ej, }aczyia swe czescl przez
zaSrety, kt6re s%tanowity wy
borna droge. Ma drodze tel
spostrzegfem SHADY n6g zwie-
rzecych %rozmaitych gatunkow.
By1o tc vice to, czego villas
ME szukafem,
Wrocifem natychmiast do
wozu. Poniewaz zmarnowafem
prawle wieksza Geese dnia ma
te poszukiwania, bylo JUL "a
tenn pozno, gdym stanat ma
miejscu. Przepedzilisn:y tn
jeszcze druga noe, nazwa oszy
te mleJsca Pollen wierzb.
Nazajutrz puscilismy sic W
droge jaknairanie]. Przybyw-
sly IA p}aszczyzne, kt6ra INA
lazfem wczoraj, zatrzymallsmy
SIC. Marya Z dziecml poyosta-
TO prey wozie, ia zas z kud-
lem poszlismy naprzod, W CO.
lu wys2ukania najlepszego
przejscia j rozpoznanla miej-
scowosci. U]rze]ismy olbrzy-
ME drzewa, pc gateziach, kto-
rycE pleiy sic pajrozmaitsze
roslinv, placzac sic re SODA
tn i owdzie, jak sploty we
low. Byf to lrzepyszny wi
dok!.... Nadto ujrzelismy sla-
dy liczne zwierz4t, kt6rych tn
musiafo bye nleprzebrane
mnostwo. Wyraznie MONA by
10 rozpoznac droge, jaka wy
deptafy.
Postepowalismy ia droga;
doprowadzifa ona mas mad
bTzeg woody. Woda lie byfa
gseboka, a brzegi jej koryta
prawle suche. By1a to wybor.
ma droga dla naszego wozu.
Szllsmy dalel, a uszedlszy re
try mile, ujrzelismy dosyG
Obscene mieIsce, W kt6rem
las sic przer2edzal a promie-
ME sfonca rozswieca1y cudny
krajobraz. Ma prawym brzegu
strumlenia znajdowa1a sic
pfaszczyzna o fagodnei pochy-
foscl, ocieniona re wszech
stron drzewami i okryta mai
bujnieJsza roslinnoscia. Byio
to doskouale miejsce ma DO
byt krotszy lub ~dfu2szy.. wi.
dac tam byio rozmalte zwle-
rzeta, przeblegajace W te Tub
owe strone. Z~atrzymallsmy sic
chwil kilka, ahy sic przyjrzeG
temu zachwycajacemu obrazo-
wi. Ptaki o skrzydtach blysz-
czacych, jak r6&nobarwne
kwiaty, krzyczac i splen a]ac,
przelatyvaiy z gafezi ma ga
1pZ RV}v tam nopDr, mIr;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-13
Agenci ,,Wiarusa::''

BERLIN, WIS. S. T. Chojnacki
BALTIMORE, NJ. d. FIR Ziarnowski
16r5 Shakespeare Str.
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarski
BUFFALO, NY. Jan Goryca SO Townsend Str.
BAY CITY, MICH. Antoni Przybylinski I. 3. 50
BESSEMER, Mich.-Andrzej Wysocki.
CHICAGO F. Szafarczyk 71o-17 Str
DETROIT Jan Lesnau Cor. IS & Buhanan Str
ELLIS, WIS. Jan Wysocki.
GILMAN, BENTON co. NC. Wawrzyniec
Wisniewski.
JERSEY CITY N. J.-K. Maryanski. 1917 Wa
shington Str.
LEMONT, ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
MIMIC, D.. T. Jul. Wirlus,
MILWAUKEE, WIS. JanF. Berka Humboldt AVS
MT CARMEL Jan Bazylak
Mich.-Jan Guzio!ek (Kino) Filler City
NEW WAVERLY, TEX. Hidebrandt
SHAMOKIN, PA. Franciszek Cimochowski
STEPHEN. Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gratzek
ST. LOUIS, Max Paprocki, 2123 Bismark Str.
TOLEDO, OHIO Ant Kujawa, CorVence& Junction
WILNO. MINI MARGIN A Mazany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-13
Wielki .jelei.

PrzebudzlwszY SIZE re wscho.
dem sfohca, posllilismy sic ma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
ANGLOPORTCGCESE TEOI'BLES
CONFLICTING REPORTS FROM TIL. MOUTH OF
THE ZANBl:SI RIVERA W\E>IIIP
RI Y DOW y.

Lisbon Oc.. -COnaic:in: r-ports have been r."
cciyo1 h,rn lrrar,ug the situation Of affairs q. th"
mouth Of III" Ii,ubc>. Ever. ON" report r-"- Tat
one Of ~" Irii>l Stern wheel i1nh,> attempted -
pass up the river 10 prevent which In" of P"rtn
cucso c1nhcat~ had bc"u ah'hnr'd across thr mouth
OF the river with in~t!HotiO~ :" pt--iV'y resist the
IA sage Of N" British vessels. a'd that @lr down
and -ank ono Of III I',:jUrl",' wai slips .iao;h"r
report ~av> that tn lit.~h ,.unhoat> have not vet
started flon Ian2,ihr
berlin. N't I3.--Thc P":ucucSr Gpvcr:Incnt has
muGc faal attempt 10 cn' on IT, ID" The sympathy
Of the t.o, "rnnc.it Of G"imanv III ~ Impeding
cota'Iu,l> l"twrtu pof:u-il ~" Eu.l,nd relative To
trrrit NV in Fast iiIci. hTt t' oVciticS lhin. -
thi, end have proved unsuccessful.
London tnt. 1:;.- Tie orr.al> ~ the Admiralty and
tIi" Foreign pfic" di>cr-i tn" report that r'i~h
pnini."a ran I'M" ard saIk T"r'n-uc>" gunb"it At
The month v. Tie Ziniljc~ Rive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
yDT.TUFI'L TRAM ROBBERS ARRESTED

Baltimore. o,t. l&-nct"uNc' JohH LILY" III"
lame. T. llut,lu,pu. "f ih" Baltimore aud 'H" h"l'
,,,I sis, Il rs Cirf oi Polls" JaW' h. al J." ana
a .uu:.G of - .,lr from ili'roit ttI. aIl"-'' . ''
- ,1,ii. rtliu.m ioii'cro Hear Eil""t ~ i'dN'
and tr, v,r. ilnn.il g. th.> 'lt\. He f"hi-''' y
AL, ut r,t.-.u Year, II and the "'d'>; h'i over
tAritv. In,.t ni'n', William >'ni'' '"'''' 'h"'
Charnan lrc Mu!I II. Euhr Et h,'nI>"i lliI> >'"'"'
and rt,nh Mooney. They are i' "'i"~ "H' h''' "P
,,d r,,l,lcI ,rurg. ". NIlliu.-. 81 lihi'I l'rN'
~ VA. ,,ur man i, now Nnr danG'i"i-F Ia ~ '"'
Mar, land l'n>ri-aN Hospital A. II rNl'N "i "V''"-
with these yuulS de- lri:lu">. lie Na' -tahl'd "'"
tL,Ir feet hit on the head with "bili>, r"h''"' anu
tLrn thrown f:urn lir train Will" it wA> e''i- t"'h'|
m,> AN hour Another man was '>,'lilt'i ava '"'"""
from "A rlpving train. and Charles IL ~'ul ana '2H'>
~.hr,r were. made To take OF every su II az '"thnS
ly them Each then received Al old coat 1" wear "'"
vcr,. started of into the WOud>. smith ana SchI'r
,, -lv ,,, f,,,,u \up>Ili, In every ln>'rc' tl h
ir,, have conIr!ld submission from Their vhtim at
rested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
I.Ll.L.inN N NINtINLC LITIG irION.

CoIunlhi-, ohio, "'t - '>l''.al- IL th" '""n"n
!lcl. CONT hey. 20 d,y i'i~.ou va r''d'i"' N'i'
l,. IL ,.u a,o'trl til cl''i 'itcrJ'l" "uN.H hi h'h
h. = 81 the Gi ,uic fraternity Throughout tIi '""HN' e
TIE ,i.4' had u, urI.in IA ire di'l' ult "\i''' I'
tween o." Nuith"ru jurisdiction INA '''I''n N''' "
Il'... a,i VIZ Instituted bN m"ml'f~ {" TIE IdN'I
Lt,, f., u,"..n t." ilr Lodge. / and y VI, 81 t''
,, ,,,, ...,iu, " ~, ti. ii.il - pal -l,H u
49,. t turi.', f.tr g. Il, uciutrT- hair'd "fi Hh
Nt .,i, ,,i,..., having affiliated Vlll the '''l 4"
{. ui.. \ temporary iI'iiulE "id'r Wa tr"t 70"
a,i TIM IuII -l...ii d"nuIr" Ir' demurrer
e.. Ill i.il-I l Tia" .o,id that a." "'n.tN d" not
l:.,. l, i>i,iuun ia such niti"~ ;ud Tor th'' ga
,. ,.,, T., ,,i ,d m ru mt, t. question 81 in' NnlunN
,,i ih, r,.r- hiatir~ "i t" ~'"ffl = Hlt' lh'
t. viii lr rlrii'd to the supreme 'ourt Il th" >lt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
CAUGHT IN A DEATH-TRAP.
DISASTROUS FIRE IN A LONDON MANUFACTORY
-E1.rvrv LIVES LOST AID MANY INJURED.

DISASTROUS FIRE IN A LONDON MANCFACTORf
ELEVEN LIVES LOST AND MANY INJURED.
London oct 13-Tlc four story building on Midd!e
st. occupcd hy Eowley Il Brock, hat, cap ana hc'm
manufacturers and Government contractors fr military
headrcar was destroyed 10y fire thl~ afternoon. six
pcr,ops were burned to DEATH five women were kiiei
bv Jumping from tie window and Others were 'eFou'T
injured.
When those in the lu'ld.hc found their escape by
thc Ntarwav, cu oil there was scene ol Wiiu con-
fusion ,cycra! Of the more cool h"adcd occupants "f
the upper roms procured pieces OF shcctng, which
thcr tied together. and then making one cud fa-t IN
the rooms cy threw their mprovi>c ropes ont "f the
windows and hv mi, means d">ccndcd In SOME III
stances however through the Insufficient strength "f
the shectinu or The hurried manner III which the Knots
had bcrn tied the >cctinG parted and those VIII" were
rck,u., to .,cipc the flames prccipitacd to the
ground aud badly figured.
The premises occupied q frontage OF thirty feet on
Middle. ST. and IN" same frontage on Clohfair, and
extended thence fifty feet to NcwhurySt. where was
situated th entrance used by the people who worked
in the binding The fire br"i" out AT 10 O'Clock III
tho workshops the upper floor. There were thirty
u.r.on, in tnr binding. Two n!iNur> after the frc
wos discovery! the whole building inn,> Of
Num.. The spread Of the tiir, y rapid that III"
WORK ncoulc found avcuu" Of escape" except In"
Windows out off. Through these some OF the en-
pl we, jumped to the ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
TUE SOCIALIST CONGRESS.
,pcr ATTENDANCE AT THE OPENING sES
SION IN HALLE.
vcurs OF THE LEADERS RoUT OF RADI
FACTION FROM BERLIN AFTEK
A STORMY DEBATE

,.,o Oct. 13-At tO-day's session OF tho
...;.lst Congress Herr Singer mace all ~u"'e''
- ub,ch he pointed out that the a',chu'n'I "'
-. conrrcss Of delegates from larh, Loa''o"'
tne ~a,o, Gepcva. Warsaw, Vienna. The Hague
10Y ho,r, carried out the prediction OF Carl
~. % 60 the effect that the proletarians OF all
.+,,es would eventually unite to fuihl Tue
'..:.n of Socialism and effect the NDerauoh VI
suffering humanity ,.,.,, tho objects
~. congrcss were read from American aus
.L,n Swiss Italian, French and Engiish HociaiiS'
&c Car the promotion Of workmcns cduca-
...n An address from Italian Soclails's WAS als'
.sad The congress decided 10 allow eicVeh mem
,ars IN yots. who had no formal maiod" 40 w
rotes This was done in accordance "i''' TIC
eo~.o,o, desire of the delegates III question:
Her, Bcbcl reported that the soi'darnE oi W.
,o,tv had greatly Increased since 'hc oo'i''''
Corcrss was held in Paris. Inc P''N Nv"
oyxrca l04 trade organs when lid" ""''
cr;hcrs The finances were III S''i'' wy
d,ion and each year showed d" ii' i'''O "
u'''oA. ,s, wear the receipts amounted 10
400 800 marks. and the cNp'n"'"i'' s,,
, Tho total balance on hand was l'l'o'"
IT, droco,cd the founding of party Or
a,s !, tho rural districts and also the es'ao'i'"-
of IOIlSI WI
for Alsacc-l.orralAc' ,. .ho rur,,
rhorc WIS a stormy discussion over ''c iuih
coc;oI;s, nropacanda Herr Werner dcci'r'" 'n''
49,, porNr Socialists were opposed to the measures
ta,.oro, bv the extremists. Herr "rlie""tI-'a
aorounced Herr Werner as "n"Si'csS W,
".a s,id bc WAS prepared TO plovc that werner
,,s dis,ov,l to tie party. Icrrol lI'hkncch' amt
nsnoI dcnounccd Anarchsm and violence" li'rr
Circor testified the moderate course aoopuc" n
,ho dowonstrations on last Nay Day. ana "oieh"c'
,,;s oc,;or in voting with III" Liberals.
Herr l,rant, Perrin delegate, pTo''s'cu "|"i,S'
H., wcrrcr's arrocatinC 10 the oppos!'l"h 'h'
~, IN sncok in leil,lf of the Ecrhh 0''i'i'sV''
;no.mrcb as he had not even been elected III
I..r,in 4 majority of the speakers sipp"r'cn ''''
,.r,,. ,codcrs AGAINST the Berlin oppos'l"h' Iierr
C,;l.,borrcr declared that when three incni""i'
80 ,h. onnosi,ion assembled they never khf"
,y,other one mi.ht not hc Il police spy I'''
Ielel protested against the dcfTayInG oil cNT"S
!, individual districts from the party treasury
tn. attendance az to-days session was e'''''
mons Tic general opinion is that the OPPOSE ''"
,os h,cn finally routed. Tomorrow the d'N
c,,es will attend commcrs. feature oil VIII"
will bc pictorial representations Of inc s'r"ss'
Of labor against capital, protection 10 iapo'' "ii
kindred subjects.
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povrpS Lr MIS>TSSIPPTS 81 PREUE f1rR RT.

Jac,,on Miss oct. l3. The ton>iiiuti nal f"nvcl
iou TO day disposed Of the much disclosed 'rt"a J "i
t,r. Judiciary report -ifn: "it certain words. aid
,,.,r,iuy an amendment proposed Icy Colonel IL. l..
Nu,,r,v a. fpllnv,: The Suprrin" Court hall have
m ,,,ri ,ri,,,u hat such a. property belongs t. III
nrr,u, Cour, and no judgment r deere" ~ any thtn
r,ry ar Crcult Clr, rendered in 'i'il rae ,lal be-
reversed or annir, on h" gn"und OF want Z" InriN
dc;iun tn render said decree ''>Irg from an error +
n;.,tc ~ tho court to whether the 'au>" III which
il vp, rendered wa, of equity or common law iur'd!c
ton; but if the Suprem" Conrt Shall fnl error IN TIE
,rocccdicS other than a. to luH>dcto then IL SHAH
he necessary TO remand the case"
The supreme Court may remand the ease u tha
court whrl can h.>. determine the controversy. Thi-
ii, no,rd Of number Of section, were adopted
with lttl, discussion.
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WH4TTHE BIG Guns MCST BE LIKE.
THE GOVERNMENTS INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS
EEorIREMENrS AND TESTS.

Washington oct. Is (Srccian-Thc E"ard OF "ro-
nance and Fortifcation' has isencd the 'p"'icaoh'
for the hundred brccch loadirr guns 10 " isch III IN"
coast defence project authorized hy Congress Inc
amount available for these and their 'hmin'!"h
is 80 oOo77j and the Chf o. Ordnance ha' called Tor
bids for twenty five Inch. fifty 10nth ana twenty
five l. inch guns the propJ,a' to be opened hcrcmb'r
Is ON, fonrh OF these guns % b" manufactured
on the Pacific Coast. This t. the largest supply "'
ordnance vet called for Lv this country sine" IN" War;
and the bid, will demonstrate TIC ability "t domestic
icundrcS 10 turn ont material The sp'''h'a'!"h'
call for type or experimental snn "t '1'h - Inc
alIovc calbrc. with proper supply # ammun''i'n -
lie presented FOR testing ly H." ordnance "i a> ihI'
test is one ~ hc prescribed bv the Board -. ordnance
and Fertilization and j. intended I" dcNc'"p inc a'-
,uracy range. power endurance and general ri'cic'F
Of the cun. Nj The Other cI'n~ Of each chrc VIII ="
suicccd t. The ordinary service test "i ten riii"i'
The ordnance officials in>i, the privlicr" Of Ia
slcciiug the manufacture oi all tie guns. Inc Nf"
and >rr,ic" guns are 4" l." identical IN The ,ha'c'l"
u,cd mod. nf nIanufactur, and dimensions
The eight inch gan, VIII weigh fourteen ard one
quarter tons. Win bore tWitY'Wo '''orN III
L.ng'h: the tcrincI :uu>. w.'h bore 'Wrtv rom
culb,.S long. VIII weigh thirty tons ana ~" twc'c
inch .rns. ilfty-two tons In "ei't VIII '''c o"'o
,hrrt, .fnur call,r-, long Tie must ie madr
-, steel L,;, Tho. m",hod Of producing the metal. "f
fr,iuy and treatment. and tn" qualities OF the MEAL
nav he such u, he mannfic'ur"r ''l"'t" th' Ora
nance uitc" prc>crih'S ia" part %! me m'I"i 10 10
submitted for testing to Determine" the apparent """
min, Of elasticity. elastic lmh. elastic ci"''''"h'
,.uii. ,r.nrh clonr,tun after mixture, coh'rh't"A
,f area ,n ':,l ~ liirur' and 'hhrA Yer "i l'' wv"
TN. ,u,plv "f a,mu,uiurl"n fr the ''i'i'" tN' l.
tn BE- ten rnul!- that ior "afh tNr' gun j. 10 W.
80 r,il,id- fn III" eight Inci 700 f"''''' an" -"
r,u,.d, for tl. tw..v'!nch 1iu-. ana W" W-E"'S VI
pr. ir. ih.. ~. +" b" 800 pounds. 30 P''''> "''
nnJ ,c. c.lr..,v"ly. The powder must DE- '"h''"'"'
f., tli. J,.partnl.ni. I'll" department >P''"'' '''
Mao. 81 delivery f,r ia" eui.- - >"iid' i""' a"'
,hcr ln" i, ."l"i,rl -" v"inn'ni hRf"'> u '''
tI,. :Idriu,.aI ,,I ~ transportation.
IN. r,r.c Il the c.rh - u tni'" ~ a :" l"' '"'
,I.y,tj,n !, 10 l." lu.pp1 va'd'. iF '4' T." '' =
mn I,Gio yisG-. a"d 'f u" '"'N' "' "
mn. # 700 ,,id.. r." Department H'''' "" '
,,,.,r,.. coma! in a." rairG- lr'-'rl"d ~ " pro-
, ,,.rl IN. r;Ir, 'h,. i-',ri m"' Il. ii,.t r!.''N
and l,. ,riii' most ior "I"'d'i "
D, ,u Th. riiil uiii-t ' t!'i :" 81 ".'"t " .,,
,,,,a. i.r hour flr TIC ".'n iu' KUN h'Vc'
,'i ,.u ,,,,,,l- for ~" ten t'' t"''' h' " ~
n.,, ,.ycl[ TIE m,nific'u"'r hay" 'h' T. II,
,I,,.. ,l ,t,,,. h"Hsr t'' TT i"sI~ am L'
ur.rc vii 80 ~ ihr pr-''"c "i '"'' ''''' wv
II. fi
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P,tt-ld;r.. ct. H. ~'r"tiIn: II a -'h-h'h Wv
,a!-rd here f. day iN ". H. liz" "a P'"''' "'
rii/rr, Il.m: III III "'Int, III the 'h: l. "''
iu, ,l.,t tl. - n Of tr 'Y Inw III IL" ih' "i '''
,.,,,,c ,.,,u,i,,rc If tie Council. r.ni" : 10
i o.:;,1l b. placed in IL" L""!~ "i r'~i'''- I"''
u.r-on. ard tEat th" fund, III ilnh l"' s''''"l lN
ln,d II charge. that th" c"mlni'" W. hlp'ht i
ud L..rai.c Of ntnr... but ~""ly thrmgh l. !I:"h m
nu.,c.: iliit uily one tlr! "f IL mn'"i~ 81" IN
lG,, rrs that is d"ldut"r III Once hi 'h ''"F
t. Lcrn ind cto. and f,Ind ,uv II re vim -'"'r .
1 al.o that th Ir..Iu,d Bank. with a rtpl 81 ~
s..,u 0rO mold, each year IA than ;rUo.WO ~ 'y
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London. oct L.. Thcr' ha- l'~u an"il"r mn'r-
ON, oul l.:k among En->n ,:u,u-, th:~ tim" Ia"
rank, nf ;Lc Ea>i SurTry Regiment. Stationed on Ia"
I>la,d Of Gu"rr-cy. app'a" that the trouble aro>"
fir I'M detachment Of ih" regiment cinc 0irirr"d 10
India. The men refused tn pIrpIr" for their dc
larturc. totally di,i"earinc th" '"min'nd' :" Their
,o,,crs 4. hing were a-~ii;Iilu, ttrrat"ilng a,
,,,.i the Ic,alciali- W'r" d.-arIn"d InIIIlN, how
., cr ;l embarked the waiting vessel. but III u
tully and HclIdCnr M d.