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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-24
BARSESVILLE.

GAINESVILLE, June 23.-The Barnes
Vile Normal, which was started here
about ten days ago, is progressing
finely. There are now about fifty en-
rolled, and Prof Buchanan reports that
the interest is increasing and that the
work is progressing finely.
Master VIII Watt, a thirteen-year-old
son of Steward Watt, of the First ward,
severely hurt himself this morning by
taking a "header" from his bicycle. He
was coming down Chestnut street on TO
Main, and was going SO fast he could
not turn his wheel and run over an
embankment I'm front OF the First Ma
toual Bank. Heis severely hurt about
the head, but nothing serious will result.
GAINESVILLE will have another factory
under the name of the BarneSyille Box
Company. They expect 10 employ
quite a number Of people and will man
liacture all kinds Of cigar boxes.
The strawberry crop is the poorest
This year it has been for quite a while.
The price will only average about $500
per buShel, which is quite small for
barneSville berries.
The first shipment of raSpberrieS was
made yesterday to PittSburg.
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PUNCHED FACE, BLUE LIPS.
yyhv a LADY Was So Unattractlve.

why u Lazy WAS 50
81 saw n lady with pinched features, blue lips,
and a rudy nose, as / came down in the cars
this morning." said one Of the leading doctors
OF America recently. "She was unhappy, and
really did not know the cause. But |. as ply
stefan, though never having seen her before,
knew exactly the source Of her trouble. What
was it: She was suffering from malaria. This,
you know, is now the great disease. and it seems
to be on the increase"
rs malaria dangerous, doctor"
eyes, and no. II is the indirect cause OF
many, perhaps most diseases, and II always
puts person in condition to invite disease,
although 1t is bad enough OF itself"
And what do you DO for it,"
"Ahl There is the hardest part OF the sub
iect The principal remedy has been quinine,
but il is not always advisable. One thing, how
ever, is almost a necessity in any case of ma
lsria, and that is pure stimulant, preferably
whiskey. Where iii the right kind II seems to
kill all the germs OF malaria quicker than any
other known thing"
The remarks Of the doctor are most valuable,
but he did not 20 on to state what is known to
the writer-that both himself and most promi'
nent physicians prescribe Duty'S Pure Malt
WhiSkey. Their reasons for this are many, the
principal ones being that il is the only medi-
clnal whiSkey in the market and the only one
which for years has stood The most Scrutinlzing
chemical tests. or course cheaper and impure
WHISTLES have been advocated and certain I'M
scrupuous dealers try to sell them because
they can upon pure and expensive whiskey
like Dufys Malt, but any one who desires
health and 70 keep or malaria should insist
upOn having DufTy's and take no other. 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-24
MARTINS FERRY.

Pete Stewart is here from Columbus
attending the funeral of his mother,
who died quite suddenly Monday after
noon.
There seems TO be some difficulty at
the Buckeye Glass Company with the
Natural Gas Company.
A five months old child Of John Snider
died yesterday morning.
The funeral of Miss Katie Porter took
Mace Yesterday afternoon at o'clock,
from her home on Fifth street. Inter
ment at Weeks Cemetery.
Customers were delayed considera-
BILE time this morning on account OF q
break down in the ice delivery wagon.
Repairs have been made and every
thing is all o. X. again.
Martins Ferry will have an unusual
attraction this evening in the way of
entertainment. The Christian En-
deavOr convention and commencement
exercises OF the Catholic schools all on
one evening will be quite an attrac-
ton.
j. p. haywood and wife returned
Yesterday from pleasant visit among
friends at Mt. Pleasant and vicinity.
Edgar Belts died yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock at the residence of his
father, Harrison Belts, on Locust
street. Funeral this afternoon at >
O'Clock. Interment at Riverview ceme-
terry.
The commencement exercises of the
Catholic schools will take place this
evening in the Opera House. The in
dicationS are that there will be large
attendance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-24

customers from the rear end OF the
wagon. Bakers horse, which Is very
high spirited, became heightened at
the drove of hogs and started to run
away. As the frightened stead passed
Crows buggy, the two vehicles collided
and his horse also started to run. Both
horses, with the vehicles attached,
dashed up the street at break neck
speed. and some children who were
playing in the street had barely time
to scramble to the sidewalk, when they
passed by. One youngster came near
being struck by one of the runaways.
Bar6er'S horse kept straight up Jeffer-
son avenue, where it was stopped. But
Crows horse, which seemed to be the
Swiiter of the two, turned the corner at
Seventh street and was not captured
until il reached the corner OF Tomlin-
son and Fifth streets. The buggy and
harness was completely demolished by
the runaway, and the horse was also
somewhat injured.
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FOR SALE.

Six.roomed House. 1856 Wood street, e., zoo.
House In splendid condition on southeast cor-
ner Chapline and Twentieth streets.
SiX-roomed brick House on Cbapline street,
between Twenty.ffth and TwentS-sixth streets,
$500
So 600
Ten roomed House at bargain on North Main
Fiye-roomed House, e5i5 Eoff street, $4,000
Four-roomed House 100 Eighteenth street,
1900 o
Six-roomed House. ground 100 feet front on
McCulloch street, between Thirty-hrst and
Thirty.second streets, $500.
Niue-roomed brick House, 1881 Market street,
Tbree.roomed House, Q4lO Wood street. 81 $50.
Good business House on Chapllne street. Gen.
ire Wheeling.
$3.50.
eighth street, $500,
bslf lot Oh noyston street, south OF twenty
Seventh street. $50.
Sixteen lots on she nerth side Of Twenty.thtrd
street III tho nav addition OF filan Whyte,
iust laid cut.
Lots in MoMechsn newly laid cut cheap st
sl20 TO s275 each.
lots in Zane's Orchard and Old Fair Ground
additions. $500
Beautiful Lots 10 a. IL Patterson's addition
TO Elm Grove at low hgGres.
Four Lots on South Penn street. Il 900.
NESBITT & DEYINE,
ie16h 1893 Market Street.
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M'MECHEN NOTES.

MCMECHAN, w. VA, June 23.-The
committee appointed to consult the
property owners between the Narrows
and the Benwood line, in regard to the
advisabiity of having our beautiful
and growing town Incorporated, are at
work, and we hope they will meet with
success.
A good druggist is much needed here.
Mr.. Oliver Turvey, the popular young
grocer Of this place, was in Wheeling
Yesterday buying goods. Mr.. Turvey
reports business in good condition and
trade increasing.
The 3. & 0. pay car is expected to-
day.
William Mcdonald gave a party for
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Tuesday, July TIN. a. u. 1891,


Tuesday, July TIN. a. u. 1891,
commencing at 10 =. m. the following very de-
sirable property in said city, to-wit:
/ The east ~ feet OF lot Nc. 43 in d. Zane's
addition, fronting on the north side OF virginia
street. Seventh ward, Oh Wheeling lsiandl,
twenty-four feet and running bacs OF that unl-
form width to the alley in the rear. on this
property is frame house occupied by Mr. jas.
X. Campbell as residence.
3. The house AID groued on the east slde OF
Penn street Wheeling Island, now Occu-
pied by Samuel 3. Ullum, No. 70 South Penn ST.
g. The house and ground on the east side OF
South Penn street, Wheeling Island, No. IS,
row occupied by Charles }. Wety.
1. The house and ground on the east side OF
South Penn street, Wheeling Island, No. 81,
now occppied by John j. Smith.
D. A piece Of land fronting on the alley I'M
mediately in the rear OF the last three pieces
fifte IN feet more or less in breadth and running
towards Virginia street sixty-one feet SIX inches,
more or less, TO Falloure's line.
g. The west half OF lot No 40 in Daniel Zane's
addition, fronting on Virginia street: Inc
building on the front Of this half lot Is occu-
pied by r. b. Burt as drug store and residence.
There is also double frame tenement upon
the rear OF this hail lot, facing the alley, ana
occupied by tenants.
Penn streets. being part of lot No. 30 in same
addition, upon which is located the frame dwell
ing occupied by Mr.. |. r. Noise rs residence;
s. That property Immediately south 81 the
as a residence being No. Z South Penn street.
g. The Robert Campbell homestead, NO. IL
South Penn street. Wheeling Island.
10. That property On Jonathan T{aEire, IN
North Wheeling, now occupied by Ar. ID. IL.
Henderson as dairy.
All of said property is occupied by tenants,
except the ninth piece, the Robert Campbell
homestead ana the sales will be subject TO the
rights OF the tenants.
The heirs of SAID deceased will join In the
conveyance TO perfect title.
A man showing the lines OF the different pare
els will be present ut the sale and may be in-
spected at the office OF Caldwell q Caldwell,
over the German Bank on Market street, in said
city, in tie interim.
TERMS OF SALE-One-th Of the pur-
chase money! and as much more as the pur-
chaser elects to pay, in cash on the day OF sale,
the residue In two equal instruments in one
and two wears with interest the purchasers CIV
ing notes secured by deeds OF trust on the prop
erty for the deferred payments and insuring
the buildings for the further security for such
payments.
/ will also on Wednesday, the sth day Of July,
A. D. 1891, commencing at 10 a. m, sell at pub
lie auction at the homestead OF said deceased.
No II South Penn street in said city, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture blonging to the
estate of said deceased.
Terms Of sale, CASH.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Administrator d. b. n. with the Will annexed OF
Robert Campbell, deceased.
j. c. HERvEY, Auctioneer. 1e22l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-24

the young folks of the place last even
ing. Music and conversation was the
order of the evening. Ice cream and
other choice refreshments were served,
and all present was highly entertained,
and went home we'll pleased with the
way they spent the evening.
A barber would be a welcome citizen
here. We are getting tired of walking
a mile for q hair cut and shave and
pay thirty cents to boot, when it could
be done here as we'll.
The McMechen Band will give a con-
cert in the orchard here on the Fourth
of July, and an enjoyable time is ex-
pected.
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sIOUNDSVILLE.

The funeral Of Mrs. William WaGe
tooN place from her late family resi-
eence ON Ninth street, yesterday mora
ing at 10 o'clock. The cornet band at
,eAaed in body, as was her request be-
ieore death.
d serious accident occurred on Jeffer-
on avenue about 5 o'clock this morn
,lS' Mr. Abe Crow had purchased some
o-S az the peIitentIary and left his
r.I'e and buggy a short distance from
- "Ai.e he started the hogs down
r 49, At the same place j. X. Bakers
v-L. wagon was standing Unhitched
1''' ne was waiting on some
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-24
Clean Up.

AS the good housewife proceeds to
cleanse and renovate the family domi-
Gle, removing the winters accumula-
tionS OF dust and impurities at this par
ticular season, so should every intelii-
gent person cleanse and renovate their
internal person, and make it health
full habitation, for it's the home of the
soul. There is nothing that will so
quickly and effectuallY accomplish this
as a dose of st. Patrick's Pills. They
not only physic, but clear the befos ged
mind and cleanse and renovate the
whole system, making one feel brand
new
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-24
Commissioners Notice.
W. H McCollom, administrator
with the will annexed Of the
estate OF David Jones. In Chancery.
In Chancery.


vs..
Martha Jones' and others.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER RENDERED
ID in the above entitled cause on the 2sth day
of Nav, A. ID. 1921, by the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, it is referred to the un-
dersigned Commissioner Of said Court to ascer-
tain and report
First-The amount and priority Of the several
liens and claims against the estate Of the said
David Jones.
Second-The account OF the administration Of
the said estate by the administrator, together
with an inventory OF the personal property.
Third-What real estate belongs to said es-
tate with It's value.
Fourth-The age Of the defendant, Martha
Jones. and the present value in money OF her
interest therein.
Fifth-The number and names Of the heirs at
law of said David Jones.
Sixth-And any other matter deemed peril
nent
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has fixed upon Thursday, July 10th, 1891. at q.
m. rs the time, and the office of Boyd 4 Som
merville 1917 Chapline street, Wheeling, w.
Va. as the place at which he will proceed to
ascertain the sc seral matters in said order Of
reference required. Given under my hand this
lst day Of June. A d. 1891.
GEO. E. BOYD, Commissioner
!. F. JONES' Attorney for complainant,
jeegt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-24
Sale Of Valuable City Property
-oY-
THE ESTATE or ROBERT CAMP
BELL, DECEASED.

TN ORDER TO SETTLE THE ESTATE OF
i Robert Campbell, deceased, the undersigned
will offer for sale, AT pubic auction at the
north door of the Court House Of Ohio county,
in the City OF Wheeling, w. Va, on
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11

g}upstwami jak mi}osc ojczyzny. raczej po-
mysla}a przygotowaniach do slubu pulko-
wnikiem = przyjecha} Skatinin.
Tatarskie jego oblicze promienia}o szcze
sciem }aski carskiej; rzuci} sic W otwarte ra-
miona kamerhera, iplugawy uscisk po}aczy3
tie diva niecne cia1a = gdyz ich duszach mo-
vic trudno
= PasdraaOtae maienia, Iwanie Paw}owi
czu, z }aska gosudarska zacza} skatinin uro-
czyscie. = Zosta1em pe}nym pu}kownikiem
i oddano mi dow6dztwo mad oddziaFami wa
Sym powiecie!
Kamerher na razie ME wiedzia} jak wyra.
zie swoje czes6 dla pe}nego pu}kownika ko
mendanta wojsk W powiecie.. Wsta} z krze-
s}a, dotkna} sic reki Skatinina westchna}
= Parma Marya = m6wn dalej moskal-
moze sic teraz ME lekac buntownik6w.
= Braci ME zwyk1am sic obawiac = od-
powiedzia}a mu Marya godnoscia.
Moskalspojrza} bacznie; kamerher zakrztu
sl sic. Chcia} strofowac c6rke, ale 60 po-
wstrzyma{ Skatinin:
= Przeminie = rzek3 pob}azliwie = to
polska goraczka = my ia ostudzimy. I
zacza1 d3uzsza rozmowe powstaniu, o srod-
kach, jakich chwyci6 sic zamierza celu przy-
tlumienia wybuchu -.
W raportach - kohczy1 podaja, ze'
najbardziej niebezpiecznym partyzantem W tu-
tejszym powiecie jest niejah Osa. ... Kosa...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11

dobrze ME pamietam; ale nam tu zanotowane
jego prawdziwe nazwisko.
Kosowicz! = przeczyta} skatinin -
tax sic nazywa.
Lica Mary pokry}a smiertelna bladose.
Kamerher zerwa1 sic kzzes}a.
= On! = wykrzykna} rozjuszony. Wy
karmione szczenie! przez moja zone. M6wi-
lem: gadzine wychowa!
= Ojcze! = jekne}a Marya.
= Co! krzykna} kamerher. = Ach, praw.
da! = doda}, zwracajac sic do pu}kownika!
= Ten buntownik wychowa} sic W mym do
w waszym domu? = przerwa} mu Mo-
skal i poszed} do Polak6w?.. J. Przecudnie!
A panna Marya moze lubi tego buntowszczi
= TAX. . tego.. jaka1 sic kamerher
= m6wi1em nieboszczce. -.
Marya wyszla z pokoju, zostawiajac ojca
pu}kownikiem, kt6rzy d}uga sam ma sam vie.
dli rozmowe dla mich interesujaca. Pu}kowni,
ka jednak przesladowa1a mysl re przysz1a je-
60 IONA kocha sic W miatiezniku; perswazye
kamerhera ME trafa}y do jego przekonania.
= State 6yt' zle! - mrucza}. Ten mia
tieznik wlaz} mi drogs niepotrzebnie. =. -
Iwanie Paw1owiczu - dodal po chwili, uspo-
koiiwszy sic. Me. taxi ia dured jak wan sic
zdawac noze, czytalem W romansach wiele
rzeczy SIS. Wien, jakto Mode panny umieja
sic kochac! a Ale nato ia soldat, ze q dzieYY;,
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KRZYZ MOG]LNY.
1863-1864.
(S1)
Ma HitWie.
lCiag dalszy).

I modli}o sic dziewcze goraco do Boga,
b7agaiac o zwyciestwo; a jesli tax juz zapisano
ksiedze przeznacze6 : ,,Kr6lowo nieba i
ziemi! daj wolnose ojczyznie; jego zabierz ze
swiata = ale wraz re mna!... Niechaj ME
przezyie smierci Juliana umre wraz mi
}ym!.
Tax modli}a sic c6rka, a ojciec W tym sa-
mym czase uk}ada3 sic pu}kownikiem owiel-
kosG posagu, jaki mia} da6 "a Marya. Kamer
her dawa} DUO = Moskal zada} jeszcze wiecej.
Potrzeba niema}o pieniedzy, by niemi kupif
sobie zaszczyt pokrewiehstwa carsklm zbl-
rem
Wreszcie stane}a ugoda, skatiuin rozpo-
cza} staranie sic wzgledy ,,charoszehkoj'' Pol
ki, iak nazywa} Marya.
Do obawy aycie Juliana zmartwlenia
zpowodu ojca, przydal zawistny los biednej
dziewczynie: zalecanki Moskala. =. Ilez cier-
pia}o SERGE biednej Maryi!
Pewnego poranku, gdy kamerher zalecaf
c6rce, by ME zaprzata}a sobie gsowy takiemi
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Znaczny pOiar.

Ne~ Lincoln, WIS, 10. sierpnia.
Camp Douglas spalone. Dzis VIE
czorem o godzinie 8 alarm da} sic
s}yszec. Jak sic zdaje, eksplodowaSa
Tampa W piwiarni Beffmeiera, W
skutek tego powsta} pozar. P1omie-
ME rozszerzy}y sic szybko obje}y
sesiednie budynki, zblizywszy sic do
hotelu Camp Douglas. stamtad
przeskoczy}y przez tor kolei Omaha
j objeiy dworzec Commercial
House,.
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ROS,ya.
PeterSbnrg, 10 sierpnia.

0ofo0"'J, Io oi0i Piii"'
Zpowodu nieurodzaj6w panuje W
Rosyi wielki niepok6j. ,,Grazdanin"
oswiadcza, re w}adze miejscowe ME
beda W stanie zapobiec nedzy, jezeli
bedzie dozwolonem wywozic zboze i
podnosic sztuc1nie iego Gene.
Petersburg, 10 sierpnia.
Donosza urzedowo, re Rad ME po-
mysIa} jeszcze tenn, ably wydac roz-
porzadzenie, zabraniaiace wyw6z
zboza Rosyi, ma to jednak wkr6tce
nastapid powodu nieurodzaju W
wielu prowincyach.
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czyny dobry zywy, umar}y ty : proszcsaj!
Choeby jak kocha}a : da otstawke! bo via
domo! po co jej umar}y,?.. A jua ia tenn, ze
Kosowicz bedzie wisial, ia ma TEN postawie..
A teraz Iwanie Paw}owiczu, chodzmy co pre-
kasi6, boj ia prawie naczczo lecia} tu, azeby sic
pochwalit mojem powyzzseniem.
= s}uze ci pu}kowniku! Juz podano do
sto1u
Przy obiedzie Skatinin odzyska} humor
DUO gada}, zaprawiajac s1owa moskiewskimi
dowcipami, kt6re obrazalyby Marya, gdyby 60
tylko by}a stanie s}uchac... Stara} sic 70
zerwa6 zamyslona, i obieca}, re nadal powstrzy-
ma sic cd rozm6w buntowszczykach gdyz
on to vie 2 romans6w, re kobiece nerwy ME
wszystko zniesc moga.
Przy wetach, gdy pan pu1kownik zakra.
pia1 sic szesnastym kieliszkiem w6dki, wpad}
do sail junkier kozacki, i wreczyl dow6dzcy
depesze.
skatinin zywo roz}ama} pieczec pakietu,
miare odczytywania depeszy, twarz jego
promienia}a szata6skim wyrazem radosci, az
wreszcie wykrzyknal:
= S5oa0mo! O wilku nova, wilk tn.
Iwanie Paw}owiczu, jutro stale do slubu wa
sza c6rka, jutro jeszcze tu pod oknami zawi-
snie Kosowicz! -. Nam 60 W reku!...
(Ciagr ralszylnastspi.
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Meksyk.
Mertco, 1O sierpnia,

Meksykahski minister skarbu, ME
ustapi}, jak douosza, ale po}ozenie
jegc jest bardzo zachwiane. Meksyk
ma podtug urzsdowego spisu ludno-
sci 11.63S, 1924 mieszkahc6w.
w pierwszej pofowie biezacego
roku wyda}a poczta 25,49S,23S Ii
stow, ii. o 1,S79.031 wiecej, anizeli
roku poprzedhiego.
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Wielka Brytania.
LOndY21, lO sierpnla.

LondWo, 10 sierpnia.
Dzisiaj po po4udniu odbyso sic
si6dme roczne posiedzenie swiatowe-
go kongresu dla spraw zdrowotnych,
w St. James Hall, ma kt6rem zgro-
madzi}o sic 230O delegat6w. Pomie-
dry mimi byli obecni professor Pasteur
z Paryza i Kirch Berlina. Pierwsza
move wyg}osi1 ksiaze Walii.
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AustrO- egry.

Wiedefa, 10 sierpnia.
Policya aresztowa}a pewnego czfo-
wieka nazwiskiem Schneider i lego
zone powodu zrabowania i zamor-
dowania r6znych dziewczat siuze-
bnych.
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POrtugalia.

Lisbona, 10 sierpnia.
Przesilenie fnansowe daje sic z
lkazdym dniem coraz wiecej uczuwac.
Rad proponuje zmnies;szyc armia do
5000 zo}nierzy.
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ZwfOki Rastera.
Neao York, 10. sierpnia

Neeo York, 10. sierpnia.
DIS wieczorem o godzinie poi do
6smej przybyl tu parowiec Elbe,
wiozacy zw}oki Hermana Rastera,
by}ego redaktora ILLINOIS Stats
Zeitung". Gaia familia zmar}ego
r6wniez parowcem tym przyby}a.
Jutro wieczorem wyrusza wszyscy, W
>towarzystwie kilkunastu przyjaci6}
zmar}ego, do Chicago, gdzie uroczy-
sty pogrzeb odbedzie sic we Czwar-
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Wtorek, dnia II Sierpnia 1891 r.

Pomiedzy r6znymi waznymi pred
miotami obrad bedzie takze rozbiera-
ma kwestJa zapobiezenia rozszerzaniu
sic chor6b epidemicznych, czem
g}6wnie bedzie m6wi} DR.. J. M.
Cunningham. o rozszerzaniu sic cho.
lery bedzie mowi} generalny inspe-
ktor Lawson, dyfteryi DR.. Ed.
ward Seaton.
Loady'a, 10 sierpnia.
MARX Lane Express" wyraza sic
W sprawozdaniu tygodniowem han
dlu Izbozem Wielkiej Brytanii jak
nastepuje: Zniwo tegoroczne sp6zni-
10 sic cokolwiek, a czy pomyslnie
wypadnie okaze sic dopiero po up}y-
vie czternastu dni.
Loady'a, 10 sierpnia-
Wczoraj och}odzi} sic cokolwiek
zapa} Francuz6w ku Rosyanom,
powodu ME przybycia ks. Alexego
do Paryza. Poczyniono rome przy-
gotowania, ably ksiecia z wielkimi
honorami przyjad, ma dworcu kole-
jowym zgromadzi}o sic mn6stwo lu-
dzi. M6wia, re ksiaze umyslnie zmie-
nil plan podr6zy, ably uniknac publ
cznej demonstracyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11
Turcya.

Konstanty'eopol, 10 sierpnia.
Rabusie pojmali niedawno pewne-
90 Francuza nazwiskiem RAYMOND,
kt6ry ma posiad}osc niedaleko Ger
ska jego zarzadce nazwiskiem Ru-
ffic, Raymouda trzymaja w ukryciu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11
Berlin, 10 sierpniS.
Szwajcarya.
BernO, 10 sierpnia.

-BeTnO, IU SlerpMa.
Minister spraw zewnetrznych SDr.
N. Droz otworzy} dzisiaj miedzyna-
rodowy kongres geografczny. Stout
New Yorku przemawia} w sprawie
przedsiebiorstwa budowy kanafu Nj
caragua oswiadczy}, re dzie}o to ma
przed SODA swietna przysz}osc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-11
Telesramy KrajoEe.
Insignia Arcybiskupa Katzera.
Nova ustawa Stanu Kentucky.
Douglas, posef do Hayti, rezy-
gnuje.
Smiafosc pewnego kapitana O.
kretOwegO.
Arcybiskup Katzer.

Baltimore, Me-, 10. sierpnia.
Kardyna} Gibbons wyjechai dis
popo}uduiu do Milwaukee. Dnia 20.
sierpnia wreczy Arcybiskupowi Ka-
tier insignia jego godnosci, made
shane przez Ojca swietego.
Nieszczescia kolejowe.
Ncw Haven, Conn.,, 10. sierpnia.
Ma bocznej linii kolei New York,
New Haven & Hartford dis rano
oko}o godziny 6 wydarzy}o sic ME-
szczsscie, skutkiem kt6rego 8 Who
chow zosta}o ciezko, a miedzy mimi
dw6ch smiertelnie pokaleczonych.
Pociag na}adowany zwirem wyszeds
godzinie pol do sz6stej New Ha-
ven; ostatnim wagonie znajdowa}o
sic 81 Wioch6w; kiedy W poblizu
stacyi Bradford pociag wszed} ma tor
g}6wny, wpadf ma Diego zty}u po-
ciag towarowy jadacy do New Ha-
ven zrzucis ostatni wagon re SYN.
Il piecdzesieciu WSochow zosta}o
dziewieciu pokaleczonych i zawiezio-
no ich do New Haven. Lokomotywa
rozbi}a ostatni wagon, nim ja zatrzy-
mano. Konduktor Benjamin palace
Henry Hunt zeskoczyli ma czas j zy-
Gle swe uratowali.
Pomoc nadeszla szybko i lekarze
natychmiast zajeli sic pokaleczonymi.
Tymczasem zebralo sic oko}o 300
W}ochow W poblizu stacyi, poczeli
cisksc kamieniami weglami ma kon-
duktora i palacza. Uspokojono ich
wreszcie, ale przez dzieh ten ME
DracOWali.