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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29

cy Richter, znik} i prawdopodobnie
wyjecha} do Ameryki. 0koso 30
przemyssowc6w byao wczoraj u ko-
misarza policyi pana Rouquie, azeby
mu sic poskarzyo, re padli ofara
oszustwa. Kazdy mich rano otrzy-
mai list cd Franchette'a, il musi cze-
kac ma nalezytosc, gdyz on Fran
ohette) zmuszony jest odbye podr6z
do Ameryki. Okazaso sic, re oszust
wszystkie swe towary wyprzedaa i
angielskim parowcem uda{ sic po-
droz do New Yorku.
Londwe, % wrzesnia.
Nova pana Ribot okazyi ods}o-
niecia pomnika gen. Faidherbe W
kolach fnansowych i gieldowych
wielce uspokoila umyssy. Move te
uwazaja "a odpowiedz wielce spokoj-
ma powazna ma nieostrozne lekko-
myslne wyrazenia sic cesarza niemie-
ckiego pred niedawnym czasem.
General F'aidherbe by1 jednym ME-
licznych generasow francuskich, kt6-
rzy chwilowe zwyciestwa odnosili W
T. 1870, pomnik jego znajduje sic
W miejscu gdzie odnios} zwyciestwo
mad Prusakami.
ParyS, % wrzesnia.
w czasie uczty w Saint Die Ferry
wyraza sic przy pewnym toasoie:
,,Prezydent dal rzeczypospolitej Ia
pewnienia pokoju, ktorych Francya
wymaga}a. Madra jego rozwazna
polityka znalaz{a uznanie w Europe.
Marsylio, % wrzesnIa.
Dzis pewieh wiezieh uszed} rak
policyi rzucajac sic ma policyantow z
wielkim nozem rzezniczym. Kiedy
go schwytauo napowrot, pchnaf je-
dnego policyantow zabA go ma
miejscu, trzech innych ciezko polka
leczy}, a sobie samemu zada} rany
smiertelne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29
Wtorek, dnia 29 Wrzesnia 1891 r.

swiadkami tych prob. Pan Snyder
pred kilku laty proby robia koio
Washingtonu, gdzie 2 armaty wy
rzucano "a pomoca naboju 2 prochu
wynalezione przez niego bomby dy-
namitem wype}nione. w New Yor-
ku utworzy4a sic kompania majaca sic
zatrudnic fabrykowaniem wynalazku.
Rad angielski chciai poznat szoze-
'g6ly wynalazku, ale ME chciaa wyna-
LACEY dae dzial do prob potrzebnych.
Nawet kledy Snyder wiasna swoje
armate przywi6zs do Anglii, stawiano
mu lyle trudnosci, ze wolas WYE
cha6 do Tarcyi, i tam pr6by swe ro-
bic. PROXY mad Dardanelami urza-
dzone tax sic uda}y, ze W Londynie
utworzy}a sic kompania kapitaaem
100000 #. sterl. celem fabrykowania
bomb Snydera.
Pred dwoma laty W pciudniowej
Walii urzadzono miejsce do robienia
prob temi bombami i wyrobiono
sobie pozwolenie cd wsadz miejsco-
wych. Zaledwie jednak kilka strza-
low uczyniono, Rad rozkazal prob
dalszych zaniechac. Kompania mu-
sia4a starac sic o osobne pozwolenie
cd rzadu. Pc roku nadesz}o takie ze-
zwolenie, proby robione dzia3em
6-cio 7-mio calowem przesziy wszel-
kie oczekiwania.
Najwiekszy }adunek sk}ada} sic
jednej trzeciej czesci szybko palace,
60 sic czarnego prochu j dwoch
trzecich brunatnego pryzmatycznego.
Bomby nape}nione Is funtami nitro
zelatyny zosta4y wyrzucone z szyb-
koscia 5S5 metr6w W pierwszej Sc
kundzie. Strza}y tax byly potezne,
re cementowane podmurowania pod
dziasami do g}ebokosci 9 stop sic
wstrzesiy. Bomby dadza sic zastoso-
wac do kazdego dziaAa. Po wystrza.
ZACH znajdowano kawa}ki bomb W
odleg}osci pottery mill. Pan Snyder
wkr6tce powr6ci do Ameryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29
Ma WYCIECZCE.
OBRAZEK.
PRZEZ AUTORA
(Ciag dalszy

Oto jest poczatek dramatu, pomysla}em
wielce ursdowany TEN odkryciem. Juz te-
raz ME ma watpliwosci, re sasadka moja =
to grozna ciotka, wystepujaca jako duch Ban
ka dla ukarania wiarofomcy =. TAX jest, dru-
ga nieznajoma, to moja hlada pieknosc z foto
grafi, 6w wasikam m}odzieniec, to pred
miot ich zemsty....
Dana usiad}a napowr6t zapusciwszy wo-
alike, kochany pan Waciaw jak zmyty stra
ci} CLOS werwe ucia} dalsza rozmowe o bar
wach swego uczucia....
szczesciem dla ,niego, re w2asnie W tel
chwii da} sic s}yszec przeciag}y swist lokomo-
tywy, bieg pociagu zaczss wolniee, i wszystko
co zyje wagonie rzuci}o sic do zabierania
swoich manatkow.
Wygladam oknem, stacy ME widae nj
gdzie, jestesmy wsr6d lasu, mimo to pocisg
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29
W poblizu valencii, gdzie trzech
urzednikow kolejowych zostaso zabi-
tych, a pieciu pokaleczonych.
Rosya.
Londy,a 28 wrzesnia.
Londyn, % wrzesnia.

Petersburski correspondent do ,,Te-
-legraph" donosi, ze wiesci wnerza
Rosyi coraz to bardziej So niepokoja-
ce. w gubernii Archangelskiej
sierpniowe przymrozki zniszczy1y
zbiory jeczmienia, gs6wnego srodka
pozywienia tamtejszej ludnosci. Da-
lei ma p6lnoc deszcze zupe}nie mi
szczy'y zniwa. Do karmienia bydsa
uzywaja Stony dach6w. Goscihee
pokryte So 5ydaem zdechaem lub zdy-
chajacem. Ministrowie ME umieja
radio wydajac sprzeczne rozporza-
dzenia tworza zamet kraju. ,luz
zaprzestano zboze rozdawac i wsku-
tex tego W niekt6rych miejscach mai
straszliwszy gi6d panuje. Brak zbo-
ia do siewu W przysziym roku jest
nieuchronny. Nadto we wielu miej-
scaoh grasuje zaraza miedzy bydsem.
A jesli takie byd}o chca urzednicy
rzadowi zabija6, chlopi ME dopu-
szczaja do tego. Straszne ME do
opisania So epizody te;; nedzy.
Niedawno zaciagnieta pozyczka
jest tylko kropla ma rozpalony ka-
mieh. w budzecie nieuchronny jest
znaczny defcyt, przy tenn wszyst-
klein jeszcze pewien million buszli
zyta, przyrzeczony przez pewnego
gubernatora sasiedniej prowincyi,
wcale ME istnieje: ma ten million Rad
liczy} ma pewno. Gdy tenn sic dc
wiedziano, przerazenie byio ME do
opisania. zdaje sic, 10 gfod dojdzie
do punktu kulminacyjnego W listo-
paddle. Ch}opi groza rewolucya, je-
zeli Car i'm ME przyjdzie pomoca.
Londye, 2S wrzesnia.
Wedle depeszy wiedehskieJ tam
tejsze stowarzyszenie izraelickie Ia
wiazane celem niesienia pomocy zy.
dom Rosyi wygnanym ME jest W
stauie wypeinie swych zohowiazah.
zydzi wygnani gubernii podolskiej
opowiadaja okropne szczeg6}y.
Gazety wiedehskie jednak daja
i'm rade, by powr6cili do Rosyi, gdyz
lrczba ich nadao jest wielka. Vie
ksza ich czesc znajduje sic W drodze
do Ameryki.
Moskwa, % wrzesnia.
DIS odby} sic wielkim przepv-
chem pogrzeb ma}zoDki Wielkiego
Ksiecia Pawla. Posr6d ceremonij ko-
scielnych wielce wspania}ych przez
niesiono trumne do cerkwi sw. Bazy-
lego, gdzie odby}o sic nabozehstwo,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29

stwo wyruszy1o gromadnie W malow riczvch
str ,jach. Miejscowy gajowy potezna pafka
reku, pelniac obowiazki szwajc,ra, p'nuje,
ably ME przekraczano ko}a, te5o powodu ca
}y plac znajduje sic oblozony wiehcem jaskra-
wych nieustannie poruszajacych sic kwlatow.
Ably dokuczyc owemu dozorcy, tu owdzie
swawolny parobczak wypchnie ma srolek zbyt
ciekaua dziewczyne wiejska, a agdy str6z IA
czne sic uganiae "a MIA, powstaja szalone sme-
chy i oklaski t1umu
stanawszy ma owej polance, kalwakata
nasza rozsypuje sic ma wszystkie strony sado.
wi gdzie moze pod drzewami. Dywany, chust-
ki lub DUE kolorowe serwety rozciagaja sic ma
trawie, s}uzba porzadkuje wiktua!y dobywane
2 koszyk6w, starszyzna rozk}ada sic do kola
uszczesliwiona, re oddycha swiezem powietrzem
napawa sic otaczajaca zielen;a, przypatrujae
sic rozkosza wesoiym harcom m1odziezy. Go
do mnie, toz zaciek1oscia godna policyjnego
agenta sledze wszelkie manewra upatrzonej pa
ry kochank6w i zaraz miejscu obrabiam
tresG na pol tomu powiesci. Autorskie do.
swiadczenie i okolicznosci pozwalaja mi ME
watpic, re dis jeszcze musi wyniknac tego
dramatycznego zakroju wielka awantura mie-
dzy mimi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29
Belgia.
Bruk.seln, % wrzesnia.

,,Patriete" twierdzi, ze Rad posta-
nowi} utworzy6 nowy putk artyl4ryi,
diva puiki piechoty j-den puak
konnicy jako garnizon dla twierdz
mad Maasa co roku o 5000 wiecej
zo}nierzy rekrutowa6, niz dotychczas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29
Hiszpapia.
ssMaaryt, % WI;

aMasryt, 29 wrzesnia.
w poblizu Bahia, na limi miedzy
Madrytem Lizbona dis pociag po-
cztowy kolei zetkna} sic pociagiem
ekspresowym kilka os6b zosta}o po-
kaleczonych. lime zetkniecie sic po-
ciag6w wydarzy}o sic kcfo Moncada,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29
SzWajearya.
Genera, % wrzesnia.

Ge1aeaCd, Z0 WrzeSnla.
Policya aresztowaia zamkne}a
kilka os6b, ktore cd d}ugiego czasu
prowadzi}y korzystny handel sfalszo-
wanymi przedmiotami starozytnymi.
Sporzadzai oni zw}aszcza zadziwia-
jaca zrecznoscia fa}szywe wykopali-
ska W fabryce ua niemieckiem wy
brzezu jeziora bodehskiego. Pewne
bardzo powazne muzeum, ktorego
jednak jeszcze ME wymieniaja, pa
d{o takze ofara oszustow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29
Szybka podroz.
Ne,o York, % wrzesnia.

NeU L OTE, 70 WrZeSnla.
Najszybsza dotychczas podr6z ze
San Francisco do New Yorku odbyf
pociag pospieszny, kt6ry tu przybyi
dis rano o godz. 10 minut 56. Po-
miedzy podr6znynli znajdowaf sic
John w. Mackay, kalifornijski mi
lioner, kt6ry podr6z odbyl W swoim
prywatnym wagonie ,,Grasnere". w
towarzystwie jego znsjdowaay sic
panna Fair, c6rka senatora James G.
Fair jej przyjaci6}ka, bratowa pana
Hermana Oelrichs. w Poughkeepie
pociag op6znis sic o 25 minut. Gaia
podr6z jednak trwala, wliczajac r6.
znice czasu, 4 dni, IL godzin i %
minut. Pan Oelrichs odbyl to po-
dr6z W Sierpnia W 4 dniach, l6 60
dzinsch 10 minutach.
(Dok. La 4 tel str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29
schodnie Indye.
Calcutta, % wrzesnia.

Donosza z Raagun W Birmie bry-
tyjskiej, ze tam po}ozenie wielce jest
niepewne. Krajowcy, kt6rzy tu STAN.
tad przybyli, donosza, ze W okolicy
Wuntto gromady szczepu Dacoifs
pod dow6dztwem zbiega nazwiskiem
Cawaha zbieraja sic celem odparcia
napadu garnizonu Wuntto. Juz
odbylo sic kilka potyczek j oczekuja
lada chwile wiesci o wiekszej po-
tyczce.
Bombay, % wrzesnia.
Sfycha6, ze Rosyanie buduja ko-
szary zak}adaja magazyny mad Ko-
szkiem w Silk Junid I ze wzmocnio-
no garnizon W Gulatan.
Australia.
Melbourne, 2e wrzesnia.
Grypa tu panuje W formie epide-
micznci zabera wiele ofiar. Me
da~:,o unar1 ia grype sedzia Webb.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29
Francya.

Parya, % wrzesnia.
Pewien handlarz wywozowy bar
dzo znaczny, nazwiskiem Franchette,
kt6rego lokal znajdowal sic przy uli-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29
ROk IL.
Wielkie nieszczescie.
Marietta, Ca, % wrzesnia

MOTaett0, O0., 20 WrzeSnIa'
Kilka pah tutaj stalo sic o6ara
strasznego nieszczescia. PAM F. P.
Reynolds, jej siostra, PAM Merritt,
panna Matte Reynolds panna Alma
Kohlheim w}asuie 2 kosciola wracaly
powozem do domu, kiedy konie ma
szczycie pagorka W poblizu kolei
sploszyly sic galopem pocze}y uno-
sic. Woznica, Negr, zostal wyrzuco-
ny koz}a, PAM Reynolds wysko-
czyla powozu, ma szczescie ME od-
niosiszy szkody. Try inne panic
pozostaly W powozie. Powoz uderzyl
po niejakim czasie pieh drzewa j
potrzaska} sic W drobne kawalki;
parma Reynolds ma miejscu zostala
zabita, pani Merritt ciezko skaleczo-
ma W glove kilka godzin skonala,
panna Kohlheim odnios}a smiertel-
ne wewnetrzne uszkodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29
Telegramy KrajOYe.
Posef Egan W Chilli W niezgodzie
z rzadem.
Nihilistyczny wysfaniec.
Biyskawiczna podroz z San Fran
cisco do New Yorku.
szkaradny matkobojca.
Szkaradny matkOboj
Ze Sejmu ZjednOczenia.

Scranton, Pa, % wrzesnia.
Telegram wfasny ,Dziennika Chicagoskiego."
Delegaci z Chicago Milwaukee,
Detroit, Alpena, Bay City, South
Bend, r6znych innych miejscowosci
przybyli szczesliwie do Nanticoke o
godz. 6 wieczorem specyalnym po-
ciagiem. Najprzew. Biskup VIM.
O'Hara jutro Sejm otworzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29
a stamtad ma dworzec kolejowy ce-
lem przewiezienia zwlok do Peters
.burga, gdzie zostana pochowane.
Turcya.

H07tStu7tcy7t07701, % wf1esHf1
Wedle rozporzadzenia tureckiego
rzadu wszystkie wladze miejscowe
staja sic odpowiedzialnemi "a roz-
boje W okolicach popelnione; wyzna-
czono nagrody ma schwytanie rozb6j-
nik6w; wiesniakom zakazano nosic
broh palma i naznaczono kary "a da-
wanie schronienia rozb6jnikom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29
Zatarg 2 Chill.
Washington, % wrzesnia.

Cd piatku ubiegSego wymieniono
mn6stwo telegramow miedzy Wash
ingtonem Valparaiso. o blizszych
szczegdlach niepodobna sic dowie-
dzie6, ale wiadomo lyle, re chodzi 0
powazne niepolozumienia pomiedzy
junta W Chill rzadem W stanach
Zjednoczonych.
,,New York Herald" podaje depe-
see Valparaiso, ze trzech amery-
kahskich obywateli aresztowano sa-
mowolnie W Santiago ma rozkaz
junty j ze budynek poselstwa ame-
rykahskiego otoczono kordonem po-
licyi. Przystep do budynku zam-
kniety posei Egan ME ma wolnosci
ruchow dzia{ania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-29

DIS odby{ sic wielkim przepv.
chem pogrzeb ma}zopki Wielkiego
Ksiecia Paw}a. Posr6d ceremonij ko-
scielnych wielce wspania}ych przez
niesiono trumne do cerkwi sw. Bazy-
lego, gdzie odby}o sic nabozehstwo,
Evening journal., 1891-03-07
JAIL COMMISSIONERS NEEDY.
Must Have Another Appropriation "a
Meet This Years Expenses.

Meet This Years Expenses.
At the afternoon session of the Levy
Court yesterday, Patrich Ahern, assessed
in Appoquinimink hundred, was trans
ferred to New Castle hundred, poll tax
$500. The house at the southeast corner
Of Eleventh and Heald streets, owned by
Francis 3 Bradley. and assessed at
$500. was stricken from the list. Mr.,
Simpler, OF the committee to view the
bridge over Blackbird creek known as
Taylor's bridge. reported that structure
as tit for light. but unfit for heavy
traffic.
II was stated that the jail commission
ers had exhausted their annual appre
priations and $500 more would be needed
to supply the wants OF the institution
for the remainder OF the fiscal year
Previous to April /. 1890, $970 was dus
the commissioners for which provision
was not made. bus WAS paid out OF tbs
5000 yearly appropriation for 1890 Al
present the SO. 900 is entirely exhausted
except $500. and orders to the amount Of
&99e are outstanding to January /. 1891
There is deficit Of e670. to which ado
requirements for quarter ending Marct
81, $500. and the commission will b,
81, 800 short.
Julian ID. Janvier. chairman OF the
commission, was present and made 1
statement. BE called the attention O
the court 10 the fact that the gas bill
lS1 300 and water rent (8400) for tn,
jail last year were exhorbitant. Tn,
matter was refer cd to the Committee OF
Jail Furnishings with instructions I,
consult the courts attorney.
Evening journal., 1891-03-07
THE CANADIAN ELECTIONS.
SIR John Lost His Voice and Half Of
His Majority.


TORONTO March There is little doubt
that the victory Of the government in the
elections was due to large extent to a
want of unanimity on the part of the
Liberals on the trade policy OF their party.
The letter OF Mr.. Blake points TO this and
the statement is strengthened by an inter
view with Osler, the counsel for the prose
cution in the Birchell case and leading
Liberal He said
II am not surprised at the result. Sir
Richard Cartwright took great responsi-
bility on his shoulders wheB he forced his
policy on the Liberals. am not in accord
with it,"
Goldwin Smith thinks that as FAR as the
trade question is concerned 1t WAS an in
decisive battle, which win have to be
fought over again. II expected" he said,
that the farmers would have supported
unrestricted reciprocity more generally
II is generally conceded now, even by
the Liberals, that Sir John Macdonald has
n sufficient majority to carry on the gov
ernment. But the reduction OF the govern
ment majority nearly one-hAlf is a certain
indication that many Conservatives in tn,
rural districts disapprove OF the govern
ment's high protective policy.
The latest returns indicate the following
Evening journal., 1891-03-07

NEW ORLEANS, March 7.-Politz one Of
the alleged assassins of Chief Hennessy,
is insane or pretending 70 be. In court
yesterday afternoon he beat the air wildly
with his hands, tore his hair, screamed
and cried and begged for his mother and
wife. Two deputies in charge OF him sue.
ceeded In pacifying him for a few mo
ments, but he finally broke away from
them and rushing TO window in q second
story Of the builling, tried 10 throw him.
self out. The sash was down, however,
and he was prevented from carrying his
design into execution In the attempt,
however, he smashed a couple OF panes Of
glass Subsequently he was handcuffed
which, however, did not prevent him from
severely hurting himself He said he
wanted no lawyer, and was being perse-
cuted because he was poor Dago. The
city physician thinks Politz is feigning
insanity. On his way back to the prison
Politz made dash for liberty He could
not make his way through the crowd and
was recaptured.
Evening journal., 1891-03-07

PorTsvILLE, Pa, March TAT noon a
terrible explosion at II. A. Weldy's powder
works, near Tamaqua, caused conhagra-
tion and great excitement in that city. as
more terrific explosion was apprehended.
owing to the powder houses being only a
short distance from the engine room, where
the explosion occurred The explosion was
caused by the bursting of the tiy wheel.
and the building was burned to the ground.
The powder buildings were saved after n
hard struggle John Kepler and jeremiah
Long, two employees, were injuredso badly
by flying debris that they cannot recover.
Evening journal., 1891-03-07
Roed Endor.ea BY the y. n. r 9.

The oung Mems Republican Club
held a meeting last evening and adopted
resolutions commencing the course pur-
sued by ex-Speaker Reed in the House OF
representatives. during the late Congress-
The club congratulated HIM on the pro-
lection OF the American freside against
foreign invasion, dubbed him as the
trusted guardian Of civic liberty. aud the
man who 6rst discovered that the ma !
jority bad the right to rule, while they
expressed qualification that the Demo
Gratis Of the House voted against the
usual resolution OF Communication to the
speaker They also resolved TO forward
a copy Of the resolutions to Hon. Thomas
b. Reed.
Evening journal., 1891-03-07
Fsl Prom Hls Horse Aad Died.

Reuben Ball fell from his horse near
Mermaid Hotel. Mill Creek hundred, last
evening and died instantly. he left bis
home, which is about two miles from
Stanton. at 9 o'clock. to attend public
sale at the Mermaid Hotel. He left to
return home at 9 o'clock on horseback
He had only gone few yards when he
was seen to drop from his seat to the
ground John Deunison rnsled to hi
aid, but the man had brea he'd his last.
AS the horse was not going fast, u -
thought he must have been attacked with
paralysis The dead man was an uncle
Of DR. Lewis II. Ball of Brandy wine
Springs he WAS we'll known and highly
respected. He leaves wife, four sons
and three daughters all grown
Evening journal., 1891-03-07

1.-THE Fifty-frst congress has eeon OK
tensively advertised, but the public will
soon proceed to examine what has been
done Whenever this country awakes to
the fact that the doctrine OF human liberty
must prevail from one end 70 the other.
then justice will be done to the man that
enforced an honest count aud an honest
law. win challenge the world TO point
TO an equal Of the Fifty-first congress for
the great good il has done We have done
more than pass great measures. We have
shown 20 the people of this country thae
il Is possible TO have responsible govern
ment. This country today with its 81. 600. :
900 Of people cannot be governed the SANS
as when 1t had 100000. Our governments
has got to be the growth of the necessities
of the people and cannot be adopted from
any other land.
what | claim for the house OF repro
sentatives is not what it has done, bus
what il has rendered possible for all time
10 be done"
EK-President Cleveland 0epnpilmentod.
MIR Reed was heartily applauded at tho
conclusion of his speech. Messrs. ROose-
yelt and Lodge condemned Governor Hi1
and eulogized ex-Speaker Reed and tho
Fifty-first congress, the former in the
course Of his remarks complimenting ex-
President Cleveland for his anti-silvcr
letter Gen. Woodford and ex-Judge Ar
noux followed ia speeches expressive Of
Republican doctrine.
Evening journal., 1891-03-07
NC Check Wa Rnlned.

PITTsBURG, March T.--An unknown man
entered the Duquesne bank on Smithfeld
street and presented check for s.. 500
The money was given him and he quickly
departed. A few minutes later it was dis
covered by the bank officials that the
check had been raised from SIS to s., 500
The city detectives and police are search
ing for the unknown man, but having a
very poor description of him the chance:
of his escape are good, The bank officials
have but little to say on the subject.
Evening journal., 1891-03-07

NEW YORK, March I'm this weeks
Medical Record, DR.. A. Jacob, Of this city,
concludes his review Of "Inoculations with
Professor Koch's 'Tuberculin. DIR. Ja-
cobb sums up the result of a large number
of experiments as follows; What it has
done, aud can do, Is more than any other
remedy-except climatic treatment in pull
monary tuberculosis and surgical interfer.
ence in select cases Of local tuberculosis
has succeeded in accomplishing From
what little / have observed it would ap-
pear that the next future OF successful
treatment OF pulmonary tuberculosis con-
sists in the combination of climatic cures
with the careful and persistent use OF
'tuberculin'.p
Evening journal., 1891-03-07

OTTAWA, March Sir John Macdonald
was completely exhausted yesterday lie
got up, despite the advice Of his physician,
and answered the hundreds of congratula-
tory kilograms that poured in from every
where He has lost his voice, but expects
to be all right again in a few days. In an
interview he estimated his majority TO be
between thirty.three and thirty.five.
Preliminary steps have been taken tc
contest the election Of Messrs Stairs and
Kenny, Conservatives, in Halifax county
on account Of alleged bribery.
Evening journal., 1891-03-07

MOUNT STERLING, N. T., March 7.-Wili-
lam Ferguson, aged 7s, one Of the most re-
son-iu-law, B. c. Watts, died from poison
ing, and Miss Grace Boyd. the grand
daughter of Mr.. Ferguson, is at the point
Of death from the same cause The physf-
clan in attendance called in a chemist. wh0
found arsenic in the coffee pot. II had eve
IDENTIFY been placed there during the nighss
as the door of the cook house was unlocke@s
Evening journal., 1891-03-07
An Attorney Ia trouble.

BOsTON, March samuel w. Fairfield,
a member OF the Suffolk bar, was arrested
at Westboro, to which place he had gone
on visit TO his wife and mother from
New York, where he is now located, and
today he was arrsigned in the municipal
court in this city on charge of embezzle
ment. James b. Brewer, of Cleveland, o.,
alleges that he gave him 5000 to invest
for him. The case was continued until
March %, and the defendant was held in
"a On0 hail
Evening journal., 1891-03-07
MUSLINS.

IS yards splendid quality Bleached Muslin for s1.Oo.
16 yards splendid quality unbeached Muslin for s10O
We having great these muss because they much
both quality quantity for dollar We keep all the leading
popular Muslin We you compare prices with
other here and Philadelphia confident do bet
of the brands and will deliver the goods at
door, When Muslin Wamsua Utica you depend upon
it. We is better Utica Wamsua than other stores keep
would be absurd
the mills only make grade that they stamp with their brand
Diaper Bleached Crash, II inches wide, cents yard
Best Toilet Crash, II inches wide, yard
Plain Crash Plaid Crash Bordered Crash, all kinds of Crash
and in instances than ever notwithstanding the general
advance in prices.
A Good Linen Towel at 5 cents.
Huck and Damask Towels a 121
Better than you will find higher prices the leading stores Of the
great city.
Spring Roller Shades Of Good quality Holland with fixtures
fer 25 cents