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TOO COSTLY.
General Miles Scheme for Sham Battle
Is Not Approved.

is Not Approved.
WASHINGTON. June 7th.-The War De.
pertinent has disapproved of General Miles
scheme for the summer maneuvers of the
troops in the Division of the Pacific, on &C.
count of lack of funds. General Miles pro-
posed to concentrate all the troops possible
in his division, and carry out programme
that would as nearly as possible simulate
actual warfare and sfford valuable expert.
ence to officers and men. The money re.
Quired to concentrate the troops is not
available, and the various commands will
have to content themselves with field oper.
atoms on more limited scale in the neigh.
borhood of their respective posts.
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BIsNIARCK,s REPLY.

He Thinks the Emperor is Dashing
Young Fellow.
BERLIN, June 7th.-The Tdgblatt pub
fishes an interview with Bismarck con-
corning the Emperor. Bismarck said: II
am not angry with him. My position is
like that of father ill.treated by son. 1
have to suffer. Still, will say that he is
dashing young fellow. When / was
younger / followed my Sovereign about
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BEEF TRUST.
Seven Big Stock Concerns Enter Into
Combination.

Seven Big Stock Concerns Enter Into a
Combination.
DENVER, June 7th.--Articles of incorpo-
ration OF the Western Union Beef Com.
PAW, with q capital OF $1,000. 600. were
died with the Secretary of State to. day.
The company is consolidation of all the
principal stock interests ia Colorado, Wyo-
ming, New Mexico and Texas, among
which are the North American Cattle Com
pany. the Frontier Land and Cattle Com
pany, the Wyoming Brush land and Cattle
Company, the Colorado Land and Cattle
Company. the Fort Stockton Live Stock
and Land Company, the San Antonio
Land Company of Texas and the Pbsnix
Farm and Ranch Company of New Mexico.
The principal office is in Denver, with q
branch in New York.
California Pioneers ON the Worlds Fair.
CHICAGO, June 7th.-The California Pho
neers devoted the meeting to-day to the
consideration of Worlds Fair matters.
Harvey Sheldon, Secretary of the States
Association, explained the object OF the or
eanization, advising the formation by the
Pioneers of an auxiliary. After a lengthy
discussion the Association decided that il
could accomplish the necessary work lie
their present form.
No More Introductions.
New YoRx, June 7th.-A epecial from
Washington to the MaI and Express says
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The net profits of the Louisiana lottery
have been about 100000 per year. And
yet men supposed to be endowed with
common sense send money to that gigantic
swindle monthly with the expectation of
capturing fortune.
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RAUM,s "FAvoRs..
He Extended Them to Those Who Bought
Refrigerator Stock.

WASHINGTON, June 7th.-T. Cooper of
Indiana this morning introduced into the
House resolution to investigate Green B.
Raum's administration of pension affairs.
The resolution recites that Pension Com
missioner Raum has been charged with
selling to his employees shares of stock in a
company of which he is President, which
company was organized for the purpose of
introducing an improbable and worthless
patent refrigerator, and that in considera-
ton of such purchase of stock shares the
pension clerks are promoted in office. 1t
also recites that Raum has been charged
with Partially toward Pension Attorney
Lemon of Washington.
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Too Much Onnosition


WASHINGTON, June 7th.-The Committee
on Military Affairs has reported adversely
the bill authorizing the President tn place
upon the retired list of the army, with the
rank and pay of Brigadier. General, any
General of the late war in command when
one or more battles were fought and won,
and who was promoted for gallant and
meritorious service in the field, and who
by assignment of the President commanded
a military department or district. Both the
Secretary of War and Commanding Gen.
eral of the Army oppose it. The bill was
indefinitely postponed.
Stewart is Relentless.
WASHINGTON, June 7th.-Senator Stewart
says he does not propose to stop his fight
on Major Powell of the Irrigation SURVEY.
by whose direction all the irrigable lands OF
the country are withheld from settlement.
He wants the survey made Immediately,
SO as to have the lands open for settle-
ment. Whatever appropriation Congress
may make on the subject, he desires that
its provisions shall be closely guarded in
the bill, so that there will be no chance
for the diversion of the money into other
channels to carry out the pet schemes of
any man or set of men.
Thinks Tin Should be Taxed,
WAsHINGToN, June ftn.-Senat0r MOODY
to-day introduced an amendment to the
tariff bill which was referred to the Finance
Committee, 1t imposes a duty of 80 per
cent. ad valorem after July /, 1891, upon
cassiterites or black oxide of tin, and upon
bar, block and pig tin. In the House bill
tin ore, tin bars, blocks, pigs and grain or
granulated ore are on the free list.
Land Decision Confirmed.
WAsHINGToN. June 7th.-The Secretary
OF the Interior has denied the motion for a
review of the Departmental decision of
October, 1880, rejecting Samuel R. Childs'
application to make q homestead entry for
a quarter section of land in Los Angeles
district, CAL. which was in the limits of
the grant to the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company.
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
Traffic Deal Between The st. Paul and
Northern Pacific.
BIG BEEF TRUST ORGANIZED.
Bicycle Record Broken In Chicago
Eastern Horse Races and
Baseball Games.
EASTERN RACING.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEoonD-us1os.
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Disspprovsd a Verdict.

CoLvINE (Wash.). June 7th.-In the
case of William Howenstein, charged with
airy ODD, the jury brought in verdict of
mot guilty, as the defendant was suffering
from temporary insanity" Judge Blake,
upon receiving the verdict, spoke disap-
provingly of the jury's decision. He did
not believe it proper orjust, and said that
he did not think the prisoner was insane in
the least Howenstein shot Oglesby, a
negro waiter. because he claimed the latter
had tried to cheat him out of fifty cents in
aakinu change
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TULARE, June 7th.-The Tulare Irriga-
ton District to-day voted half million
dollars in bonds for building canals and
reservoirs. The vote was 34I in favor OF
The bonds TO 80 against
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Big remperance Demonstration.

LONDON, June 7th.-Temperance advo-
Gates, supported by Liberals generally,
made great demonstration against the
concession to hquor.deslers. An immense
procession, composed of temperance socie-
ties, Liberal and Radical clubs, marched
to Hyde Park. where $1,000 persons assem-
bled. Speeches were made from several
stands denouncing the Government for the
endowment Of public houses, such be-
ing The descriptive phrase used. The reso-
lu.ious We're adopted 10 the sound OF trum-
pets.
Opposed to the Licensing Bill.
LONDON, June 7th.-A large demonstra-
ton against the licensing bill was held at
Hyde Park to-day. A large number of
temperance and radical societies took part
in the demonstration with bands and BAN
pers. Immense througs for eight hours
watched the procession. II is estimated
that $1,000 persons gathered about the
platforms in the Park, from which various
| speakers addressed the crowd.
A Brainy Girl.
LONDON. June 7th.-A young woman
has carried oil the highest honors at the
June examination of Cambridge Univer-
sity. The winner of the distinction is Miss
Phliipps Fawcett, who is bracketted as the
superior OF male senior wrangler in the
mathematical tripod. She is a daughter of
the late Prof. Fawcett. Two other young
women, Miss Field and Miss Lea, are also
among the wranglers.
Whirling Icebergs.
HALIFAX Nova Scotia), June 7th.-Im-
| mense fields OF ice are still encountered by
| incoming steamers, which are now forced
to make detour of several hundred miles
to the south. The Polina, which arrived
this morning. grazed an iceberg, damaging
her plates. The berg was covered with
seals and had polar bear upon it.
The French Murderer.
HAVANA, June 7th.-Eyraud, the French
murderer, continues in his suicidal pur-
pose. Yesterday it was discovered that he
had in his possession piece OF shirt, which
he had twisted into rope and besmeared
with soap, evidently intending 10 hang
himself with it.
Death at n Religious Demonstration.
SAN JosTA Costa Rica), June 7th.-While
q religious procession was in progress on
June 9th, the railing bordering the western
promenade fell on crowd of people Four
were killed and many seriously hurt.
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Freight Train n.erailed.

SALEM. June 7tb.-The north bound
freight train on the Southern Pacific YVES
wrecked near here to-day by running INTO
two horses which bad become fastened in
the cattle guard, throwing six cars from
the track and tearing up theroad for some
distance. Brakeman Chas. Winston was
slightly injured.
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paPAL PROTESTS.

Leo Says He VIII Continue to Remon-
strate With Italy.
ROME, June 7th.-The Tablet prints an
interview with the Pope, who said: The
persecution of me and the church in Italy
is increasing. Twelve years have | been
confined within these walls, and it is only
within these last few years that the otfenses
charged against me have become intensi-
fed. While / live must protest against
and expose the blasphemous way in which
Italy is treating the Holy See He ex-
pressed determination to remain in the
Vatican and defend the rights of the
PapacY.
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WASHINGTON, June THIN the House. before
beginning the debate on the silver bill. at the
request of Payson of Illinois, Conger of Iowa.
in charge of the bill modified his substitute SO
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Northern Railroad Dsfficulties.

SPOKANE FALLS, June.7th.-The route of
the Great Northern from Great Falls,
Mont, to Spokane Falls is definitely To-
Gated. 1t is learned that one of the diff
culties in the way of going to work on the
division between Great,Falls and Spokane
Falls is that charter must be obtained be-
fore the road can pass through Idaho.
Part of its line is in the forty-mile limit of
the Northern Pacific, and that road is fight
ing the admission of the new State, be-
cause if Idaho remains Territory the
Northern Pacifc's great rival will have to
apply to Congress for its charter. This
will necessarily cause delay of a year, or
even more, but if the Territory becomes
State then the charter can be obtained
without delay.
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ALONG TIE PACIFIC COAST.
Dsath Ia San Francisco Of Dr.. James
Murphy.
FATAL SHOOTING AT BLOCKSBURG.
A Washington Magistrate Openly
Opposes and Criticises the
verdict of Jury.
Dr.AsrRous FIRE.

s.rsu1At DurArcz. 70 RI. a.oosD-umor.l
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
William Says Bismarck Has Outlined
His Usefulness.
GERMANY's PRECARIOUS TENURE
The Duke Of Orleans in England
Carnot Steals y March
on Boulanger.
GERMAN AFFAIRS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RKcORp-uSIoS.l
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Caucus Silver Bill is Passed In
the House.
CONGRESSMAN MORROW,s HOPES.
An Important Point in the Measure
Conceded by Congress-Pro-
posed Tax on Tin.
LONG AND SHORT HAUL.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RRcoRD-uSIoN
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California Pioneers ON the worlds Fair.
No More Introductious.

New York, June 7th.-A epecial from,
Washington to the MaiJ aud Express says
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FRESNO, June THAT a meeting to-day
of the Republican County Central Commit
tee the following were chosen delegates to
the Republican State Convention: Z. H.
Cox, j. w. Watkins, Stephen Hamilton,
Ben r. Woodwork, Frank II. Short. S.
B. Tombs, w. E Knowles. P. F. Peck. w.
T. Sesnon and ]. L. Gilbert. The follow
ing we're nominated as delegates at large:
DIR. Chester a. Rowell, Samuel ]. Hicks
and Jake Movers
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nlYown Ersm a Horse.

SAE LUIS OBIsPo, June ,7th.-Thomas
Edmunds, alias o 'Brien, left this place last
night for his claim, more than four miles
away. His horse got unmanageable and
Edmunds was thrown, fracturinE his skull,
and he died the County Hospital shortly
afterwards. His parents, it lis supposed.
reside in San Francisco, but both of his
cd
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Those Palmer indictments.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 7th.-Judge Van
Reynogem has directed the members of
the County Grand Jury to appear in his
Court on Wednesday to be Intercepted
in reference to the eighteen indictments
presented against H. ]. Palmer for
alleged forgery of the names of laborers on
ex-senator Fairs ranch, of which he was
tie foreman. The attorney for the ac-
cused claims that the finding of the
indictments was irregular.
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The Molders' Strike,

San Francisco, j une 7th.-The fourteenth
week of the molder's strike is nearing its
end. A few more men we're added to the
forces of the manufacturers and the strikers
continue to receive funds which serves to
keep them together and their courage from
oozing away. One thousand seven hundred
and seventy seven dollars were received by
the strikers during the week. Inquiry
among those who are not at the head of the
strikers reveals the-same determined atti-
tude as among the leaders. There were no
new developments to-day.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-19
BOZrOZumna mitOsc Starca.

Watauga, Ga.-Adwokat tu,e ejszy,
Neil, 72 lat LEGACY, chciA posluDi6
panne Myre McCulleck, piel<ne
siedmnastoletnie dziewcze. Neil ko-
cha} ia wiecej anizeli wfasne zycie.
Zaproponowa} jej ma}zehstwo, ale ia
wrecz odmowi}a. Prosi1 ia, b}aga} ma
kleczkach, lecz napr6zno. Dziewcze,
zniecierpliwione powiedzia}o zako
chanemu szalehcowi, re ME chce z
MIN wiecej movie. Neil natychmiast
odszed}. Postara4 sic o siekiere, po-
4ozy} prawa reke na piehku obcia}
przy piesci. Zapytany O przyczyne,
powiedziaf, ze zrobi{ to dla nauki i
pamieci swojej, ably drugi raz ME po-
pe}ni} g}upstwa, kochajac sic W m}o-
del dziewczynie, kt6ra intellectually
nigdy bye zona takiego starca.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-19
Straszna tragelia.

Detroit, Mich.-Aleksander Cud-
dy, LEGACY lat 81, i iona jego, trzy-
dziestoletnia kobieta, zyli Z soba Cd
pewnego czasu W niezgodzie. Jedne-
90 wieczoru przechodnie sasiedzi
s}yszeli W domu tych ludzi krzyki,
ME zwracali na to uwagi, poniewaz
to by1o rzecza zwyczajna, re miedzy
ma}zehstwem by}y ciagle kiotnie.
Ma drugi dzieh, syn pierwszego
ma}zenstwa, Herbert Cuddy, chcia}
wejst dc domu, ale drzwi by}y zam-
kniete, a jego pukanie zostafo bez
skutku. Przeczuwaiac cos z}ego, wy
lanai tylne drzwi, a wszed}szy do
mieszkania, zobaczy} ojca wiszacego,
u n6g kt6rego leza1a niezywa iona
okropnemi ranami W gsowie, zada-
nemi siekiera. Ma stole leza4 list, W
kt6rym Cuddy objasnia swdj poste-
pek. Bedac zazdrosnym o zone, mia}
mia ciag}e sprzeczk, pozycie ich
domowe by}o nieszczes!iwe. Chcac
raz polozyt koniec temu, zdecydo-
wal, ably oboje zakohczyli te sprawe
smiercie.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-19
Plamiasty tyfus W Kentucky.

Henshaw, Ky. - Plamiasty tyfus
wybuch} W Union County. Miesz-
kahcyw W najstraszniejszem przeraze -,
niu. Pred kilkoma dniami pierwszv
wypadek zdarzy} sic W Henshaw. Cd
tego czasu bardzo wiele os6b zacho-
rowa}o, a szczeg6lnie dzieci; kazdy
wypadek tel choroby kohczy sic
smiercia. Choroba jest identyczna
z ta. kt6ra przesz}ego lata W ma}ej
miescinie Webster zabra}a $50 otiar.
Cierpienia ME trwaja d}uzej mad 36
godzin, po up}ywie kt6rych nastepu-
je smiert. Szko}y publiczne zam-
kniete stagnacja we wszystkich in.
teresach. Mieszkahcy przerazeni u
ciekaja gromadniez miasta. Dokto-
rzy przeciazeni praca. Trudno sobie
wyobrazi6 jaki przestrach panuje W
miescie jego okolicach.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-19

Obowiazkiem kazdego uczciwego
cz}owieka jest wyjasnienie prawdy.
Jczeli jaki niesumienny korespon-
dent poda k}amstwo, albo tez bez-
wiednie biorac pozory zaprawde, do
nosi je nam, cz}owiek znajacy spra
we, poczucia obowiazku powinien
sprostowa6 falsz, tenn bardziej je-
zeli fakt dotyczy jego samego. Czy
Ks. Chowaniec zastosowa} sic do te-
90? - ME. Najpierw, sadzac ja-
kobysmy byli jego s}ugami, napisaf
nam dose grub ahski list, ME zbi-
jajac wcale twierdzeh koresponden-
ia. TO ME by4a droga do prawdy, to
by}o niejako potwierdzeniem tego
cosmy (chociaz W bardzo oglednej
formie) napisali przeciwko ks. Cho-
wahcowi. w swojej zarozum;a}osci
sadzi}, re my pogrozek sic uleknie-
my. My pogr6zek zadnych sic ME
obawiamy. Z czystem sumieniem
spe}niamy nasz obowiazek Jezeli
podajemy jakis fakt, a otrzymamy
sprostowanie tegoz, natych:niast
przedstawiamy 60 W takiej formie, W
jakiej otrzymalismy. Sam ks. Cho-
waniec przekona1 sic o tenn, czego
najlepszym dowodom jest jego VIA
snoreczny list zesz}ego tygodnia.
Prawdy ME schowamy pod korzec,
ale fa}sz6w ME chcemy i brzydzimy
sic mimi. lyle tylko many do po-
wiedzenia wzgledem listu ks. Rodo-
wlcza, zam.eszczonego powy-
zej
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-19
(Od regul. koresp.)

BUFFALO, N. Y, II kwiet., 1890.
- Ledwo re nowy proboszcz przy-
jecha{ aby spe}niad swoje obowiazki
W paratii Sgo Wojciecha, gdzie 90
radoscia ludnost przyjeia, DO zaraz
po pierwszem kazaniu ten szanowny
ksiadz, ktory jest prawdziwym Po-
lakien, prawdziwym Kap}anem, L
ja1 swola serdeczna mowa wszyst-
kich przytomnych, kt6rych az do }ez
rozczuli}, m6wiac do ludu jak Ojciec
do swoich dzieci, juz ten niegodzi
wy Judasz, Pitass, zacza} swoje in
trygi przeciw MENU rozszcrzat! --
pos}a} vice swego zausznika ks. Ko-
z}owskiego do Baltimore, ten be-
da' tam wykradi list pisany przez
ks. Mozejewskiego do ks. Chowalca
i wrociwszy do Buffalo odda{ 60
Pitassowi-kt6ry zaraz kaza} go dru-
kowat W swoim szpargale "Polaku
W Ameryce," Z r6znemi pod}emi do
datkami, oczerniajacem; szanowne-
90 proboszcza Sgo Wojciecha! -
Wszystkich prawdziwych katolik6w
ten postepek nikczemny obu,zy} do
najwyzszego stopnia, DO daf nail, :
pszy dow6d do jakich zdradzieckich
krok6w posuwa sic bezczelnos6 Pi-
tassa!!! Niedosyt ma TEN, posy&a
swoich szpieg6w, nikczemnych fobu-
z6w, do parafi Syo Wojciecha ably
ci mu donosili wszystkiem co sic
tam dzieje!!! Bo on sic wscieka re
z}osci, re setki familij opuszcza je-
90 parafa, ida sic Ia apisywaG do
daratiii Sgo Wojciecha!!! Najlepszy
owod, IL nasi poczciwi rodacy prze-
konali sic nakoniec W jakich drapie-
znych rekach tego mordercy Pola-
k6w, sic znajdowali.
Many nadzieje, re Bog, widzac
krzywde wyrzadzana codziennie mad
naszym ludem przez tego Niemca,
zes}ai nam nakoniec ks. Mozejew-
skiego, kt6ry bedac W Polsce przez
20 lat proboszczem, podniesie ducha
W ludzlach tax dfugo bedacych pod
jarzmem, wtenczas pozna co Ia
szczescie jest mice Polskiego kap}a-
ma, kt6ry, pe}en WARY naszych Oh
COW, przychodzi prawid s}owo Boze,
spok6j miedzy ludzi, mi}osc bli-
zniego "a ME po to ably obdziera6
re skory swoich parafian, jak to
czyni Pitass. ". W.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-19
WIADOMOSCI RKAJOWE.
TOwarzystwO litewskie W Pitts
burghu.
(korespondencya Ameryki.)

Pittsburgh, Pa. -Litwini W po}u-
dniowej czesci naszego miasta, za}o-
zyli towarzystwo pod wezwaniem
Serca Jezusowego, "a staraniem ks.
Miskiewicza. Litwini }acza sic, do
czegoi my dazy6 powiunismy. w
przeciagu jednego miesiaca zapisa}o
sic 50 czlonkow i many nadzieje, ze
wkrotce liczba ta sic podwoi. Ma u
rzednikow wybrani zostali nastepu-
jacy obywatele: w. Hudziak, Pre-
zydent; K. Tanianius, Wice-prezy-
dent; Nj. Misiuganius, Sekretarz lszy;
"A. stefanowicz, Sekretarz 2gi;J. ia
nulewicz, kasjer; J. Brzozowski i
N. Smoluch, Opiekunowie kasy; A.
Wirbie1a. Marsza}ek: j. Zielihski,
Odzwierny. Komitet chorvch stano-
wia: S. Malinowski, X. Wirbiela, A.
Jagodzihski.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-19

Rad zbuntowaf sic przeciw ro.
bOtnikOm.

Wiedeh, Austria ia.--Na radzie pah-
stwa postanowiono, ably robotnicy
pracujacy W fabrykach rzadowych,
ME obchodzili swieta | maja. kazdy
przekracza.ac to prawo, bedzie wy
dalonym. Ministerstwo ME chce sic
mieszac W sprawy prywatnych ro-
botnik6w, dop6ty dop6ki bedzie spo.
koj.
Zydzi ogromnic sic obawiaja de-
monstracji ma 1 maja. Postanowili
zamknac fabryki i sklepy. Wielu
bardzo opuszcza miasto ma ten dzien.
Teatry i wszystkie miejsca publicz-
ne beda zamkniete. W4adza policyj-
ma zabroni}a procesji po ulicach. Po-
licji do pomocy bedzie dodane woj-
sko.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-04-19
WALKA @ SWOBODE.
Dwoch wiezniow ucieka z Sing
Sing.

Sing Sing, N. Y.-J J. Kelley NJ
Feeney, wiezniowie, udali sic w to-
warzystwie straznika L. See, do Gel
zajmowanych przez kobiety, ably ie
wyczysci6. w budynku by} tylko
jeden cz}owiek, tego zamkneli, a ma
stepnie rzucili sic ma straznika. Ten
probowa} wystrzelic, ale zanim to u
czyni}, uderzenie m@otem W glove
powali}o 60 na ziemie. Walka tr'va-
Ia jakis czas; See wiedzia4, re ME
przemoze przeciwnik6w podda} i'm
sic. Ci go zwiazali, odebrali mu klu-
cze i revolver. Poszli do pokoiu in
nego straznika, ubrali sic W jego su-
knie, otworzyli tylne drzwi wyszli
spokojnie, ME zaczepiajac nikogo.
See, po wielkich wysiAkach, wyswo-
bodzi} sic krepujacych go wiez6w.
Zakrwaw,ony poszed} do dozorcy, O.
powiadajac mu ca}y wypadek. Straz
zaraz byla wys}ana. Znaleziono ich
0 trzy mile odleg}osci cd wiezienia.
Me bronili sic wcale, za}ozono i'm
kajdany i odprowadzono napowr6t.
Uoieczka sic ME uda}a.