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Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
CRIMES CARNIVAL.
An Epidemic of Murders in
California.
Sensational Shooting in a Red
Bluff Court.
A Bloody Engagement With a Des
peradO in San Jose.
Two Sheepherders Killed In a Ouarre
Over Pasture-Another Skirmish
With the Witch-Killer's
Band of Indians.
Associated Press Dispatches.

RED BLUFF, CAL, July 7.-Great ex-
citement was caused by shooting af-
fray in Justice Tolley's court this after
noon. P. H. Coffman and G. H. Bray
nard were recently employed by Mrs.
Belle Lunsford, in a suit where some
OF her property was attached. They
won the suit, but she refused to pay
them for their services, and employed
William and Charles G. Nagle to defend
the suit which followed. Today during
the progress of the trial frequent wordy
conflicts occurred, and a personal en-
counter seemed imminent several times.
Charles Nagle remarked that they,
meaning Braynard and Coffman, might
win their case if they were not trying to
swindle poor woman out of hundred
dollars. "Do you mean that?" asked
Coffman. Nagle replied that he did,
when Coffman picked up chair and
struck at Nagle. William Nagle started
to his brothers. assistance, when Bray
nard pulled his pistol and began firing,
four shots entering his victim. Charles
Nagle rushed upon Braynard, but he
escaped without serious injury. They
were parted, when Braynard left the
court room, but afterwards gave himself
up and is now in Jail. Nagle was taken
to his house, and tonight his physician
says he cannot possibly recover. There
was an old feud between Braynard and
the Nagles, owing to family troubles.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
PARNELLITEs DEsPONDENT.
The Carlow Election Seems to Ha'
Gone Against Them.

The Carlow Election Seems to Have
Gone Against Them.
DUBLIN, July 1.-THE polling in Car
low today for a successor in parliament
to the late O'Gormon-man Mahon, is
proceeding quietly. The result of the
election will be announced tomorrow.
During the day an exciting scene took
place in the polling booth at Bagnal-
stow. Canon O'Neal, supporter OF
Parnell, entered the booth and voted
but the canon was astonished to see his
own curate instructing the anti-Parnell-
ties how to vote. The canon vehemently
protested against the curate's action,
claiming it was an at
tempt to intimidate the people.
The people outside the booth, COM
posed of both factions ranged themselves
on each side of the polling place and pre-.
pared for desperate scrimmage. The
police, however, gathered in force and
prevented a free fight. In. the midst oi
the disturbance, man tried to strike
Parnell, but was prevented by number
of by-Standers.
The supporters of the Parnellites are
respondent tonight as the result of the
election.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
A BLOODY ENGAGEMENT
In San jose Which Results In the Loss of
Two Lives.

In San Jose Which Results In the Loss of
Two Lives.
SAN JOSE, July This morning at 6
O'Clock Manuel Soto inaugurated a
bloody engagement which resulted in
the death, first, of Nicholas Smith and
afterwards of himself. Soto tried to kill
his wife in Monterey county, several
months ago, cutting her terribly with a
knife. She recovered and came to San
Jose, locating ON Eldorado street. Soto
fed, and had since evaded arrest. This
morning he went to his wife's house,
and while in the back yard was seen by
Smith, who lives next door. He warned
Mrs. Soto, and she made her escape.
Soto entered the house and tried
to kill one Lapier, whom he
found there, but his shots failed to
take effect. He then went to the front
of the house, but could not get in be-
cause Smith held the door. Soto then
fred shot through the panel, which
pierced Smiths heart, killing him in
stantly. The murderer then marched
up Eldorado street with pistol in each
hand, and defied the officers to arrest
him. Two officers, Monahan and Ed
wards, exchanged shots with the MUIR
derer, who, unhurt, retreated to house
further down the street, where he hid
under a bed. Here he was found by
Officers Edwards, Monahan and Allen.
The former ordered Soto to surrender.
The murderer refused, and again opened
fire, and then terrific fusillade ensued,
over twenty shots being fired before
Soto was killed. His body and that of
his victim are now at the morgue.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
FORSYTHE'S HARD FIGHT
HE ANSWERS CHARGES AGAINST
HIS CHARACTER.
Not, California Will Not Get the APP
pointment- Worlds Fair Notes.

CHICAGO, July 7.-Forsythe, of Cali
fornia, whose appointment as chief of
the worlds fair horticultural depart
ment is pending, appeared before the
committee on agriculture today. The
committee went over various un-
pleasant charges made against Forsythe
by his enemies in California He an
swered the accusations by offering docu-
mentary evidence to prove their falsity,
and the committee took the matter un-
der advisement.
1t is believed here now that Forsythe
will be confirmed. All of the opposition
comes from California, and the director
general said tonight if the nomination
is defeated he will not be likely to choose
another Californian, because of the fac
tional bitterness that seems IT, have been
aroused.
General Alexander Campbell of West
Virginia will tomorrow be nominated as
special commissioner to Australia, and
Henry Ballantyne, United States consul
at Bombay, as commissioner to India.
The Persian government has accepted
the invitation to take part in the worlds
fair.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
QUAY'S DENIAL.

He Says the Attacks on Him Come from
Democratic Sources.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE Inquirer
tomorrow will contain an interview with
Senator Quay concerning the recent ad-
dress of independents, in which he says
int most emphatic manner, that so far
as it refers to him, it is false from be-
ginning to end. He denies every charge,
and says the men who signed the ad-
dress are not Republicans. "All of
them." says he, "voted for Pattison for
governor; many of them for Cleveland
for president, and you will find among
them number of free traders. 1 can
stand attacks coming from such Demo-
cratic SOURCES"
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
A GRAVE SUSPICION.
A Trusted Express Messenger Charged
With Stealing $4,000.

ST. LOUIS, July 7.-Clem Kellogg, a
messenger of the Pacific Express COM
pany, is temporarily under arrest here,
pending an investigation as to the dis
appearance OF a package containing
$4,000, sent from New Orleans to this
city. The package passed through the
hands Of two messengers en- route to this
city, the transfer being made at Mem
phis. The southern messenger claimed
that Kellogg receipted for it at Memphis,
while the latter says it might easily have
been lost during transfer. Kellogg's rep
utation has always been excellent, and
his friends refuse to believe him guilty
of the theft.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
Transcontinental Rates Reduced.

asAN Francisco, July To-day a
transcontinental supplemental sheet,
officially announcing reduction in pas
senger rates between this city and Chi
cago, went into effect. This change was
brought about by the recent cut by the
Chicago and Alton line. The new
schedule makes the Canadian Pacific
frst-class rate $50, instead of $62.5O, as
heretofore, and the second-class rate $45
instead of $47.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
Grasshoppers in wyoming.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. July 7.-Sections OF
Cheyenne county are being overrun by
grasshoppers. 4 strip Of country ten
miles wide and extending in south
easterly direction is completely hid from
view by the insects. They settle on the
railroad tracks and impede trains. As
yet they have done no damage to crops
or grass, as they are too young. By the
time they are able to fly they will be
out Of Wyoming and into Nebraska.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
WEDNESDAY JULY 1Ssl--TE

counterfeit money on different mer-
chants in Yreka, Siskiyou county. His
bail was fixed at $500, in default of
which Marshal was locked up. 1t is be-
lieved that Marshal is one OF an organ
ised gang of counterfeiters that has
flooded the towns in the northern part
OF the state with bogus coins.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
DOUBLE MURDER.
Two Sheepherders Killed in a Quarrel
Over Pasture.

Two Sheepherders Killed in a Quarrel
Over Pasture.
FRESNO. CAL, July This morning
news was received that two Portuguese
sheepherders had been killed near the
headwaters of the San Joaquin river. in
quarrel over range. A young man
named Shipp and X. G. Bell are accused
of the deed. The sheriff and coroner
will 60 to the scene.
The Portuguese who brought in the
news of the killing of two shepherds at
French cafion, says Shipp and Bell had
notified the shepherds to leave, and a
quarrel ensued. Shipp and Bell left,
and while the shepherds were eating
dinner, they were fired upon from am
bush and killed. The dead men are
Portuguese, named Frank Falurdo and
Manuel Vermondo.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
THE WITCH-KILLER's WAR.
Another Slight skirmish With Indians In
Kern County.

Another Slight Skirmish With Indians in
Kern County.
BAKERSFIELD, CAL, July THE first
Jonn t;i,aS ii lowers ana ana oliver v McXoy, VINO
week. Kiowa, the old Indian who is
known as the "Witch-Kilier," with his
two sons, was implicated in the killing
ssaond os posss sae Of v 'nee Mee to SAGE
canon, after the inquest, and had slight
skirmish with ambushed Indians, finally
capturing Kiowa's other son, bringing
him to Kernville Squaws have come over
the mountains to South Fork and report
that third Indian was killed by about
$50 Owens river Indians.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
IMPORTANT RAILROAD DEAL.
The Canadian Pacific Secures Entrance
to Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 7.-Colonel L. G. AL
berger ,one Of the proprietors of the Lake
Street Elevated railroad, admitted in an
interview tonight that an arrangement
had been practically consummated by
which his line would become the Chica-
go terminal Of the Canadian Pacific.
This arrangement would give the Cana
dian Pacific right of way directly through
the heart OF the city to the site of the
big new union depot Of the Michigan
Central and Illinois Central, on the
lake front. The consideration is not
stated, but it is assumed that the Ca
madam Pacific guaranteed the bonds of
the Lake Street Elevated company.
Work on the Elevated has been at a
standstill for some weeks, owing to the
failure of the projectors to float the
bonds,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
DANGEROUS COLONY,
An Invoice of Chinese That is Expect
to Cause Trouble.

An Invoice of Chinese That is Expected
to Cause Trouble.
BLAINE, Wash. July .Twenty-seven
Chinese laborers arrived from Portland,
yesterday, on the steamer Michigan, to
work in salmon cannery. The United
States revenue cutter Wolcott closely
followed the Michigan, and remained
near until the Chinese landed. No
trouble has occurred yet, but great ex-
citement prevails, and it is thought an
attempt will be made to drive the Chi
nese out of town. 1t is believed this in
voice of Chinese at this point on the
gulf of Georgia and the international
boundary line, will open the doors for
wholesale smuggling from British Co.
lumbia to the United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
ANOTHER FLOOD.
The Missouri River Again Swollen by
Heavy Rains.

KANSAS Cry, July 7.--Dispatches
from various parts OF Eastern Kansas
and Northwestern Missouri state heavy
rains prevailed today. At Mcpherson
the rainfall was three inches. Consid-
erable damage was done to
wheat. Severe lightning accom-.
panied the storm, doing much
damage. The heavy rainfall has caused
the Missouri river again to commence
rising. 1t has risen eight inches in the
past twenty-four hours. 1t had just re.
ceded far enough to allow the people
recently driven from their homes to re.
sumo their residence. and lit continues
to rise they will again be forced to
abandon them.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
ON TO SANTIAGO.

The Insurgents Confident of Occupying
the Capital in Month.
PARIS, July 1.-THE agents OF the
dence that the congressional troops will
occupy Santiago within month. They
have resumed their campaign. amply
provided with rifles and field guns. It
ls probable that the plan of the congress
sional generals is to land between Val
paraiso and La Serena, crush the main
body of the Balmacedists, rouse the peo-
pie and make combined movement on
Santiago.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
LINCOLN FAVORED HAMLIN.
1t Was Not Father Abraham's Fault That
He Got Left.

WASHINGTON, July7.-Colonel Nicolay,
who was one of President Lincoln's
private secretaries, today. sent dispatch
to Mrs. Hamlin, stating that the edi-
torial in this mornings Philadelphia
Times, to the effect that Lincoln was
opposed to Mr.. Hamlin's denomination
as vice-president in 1854. is entirely
erroneous. The dispatch says that, on
the contrary, Lincoln favored Hamlin's
denomination. but withheld any express
sion of opinion for or against any candi-
date. Nicolay also expresses the deep
est sympathy for Mrs. Hamlin's and the
nations loss in Mr.. Hamlin's death.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
FIRE IN THE HOMESTAKE.

Two Miners SufOcated Before the
Flames Were Extinguished.
WHITE OAKS, N. NJ, July - Fire
ragged in the shaft of the Homestake
mine from Wednesday to Friday morn
ing. Two miners, E. Timothy and
George Drake, were suffocated by gas,
despite the efforts of citizens to extin-
guish the fire and save them. Four
citizens were prostrated while attempt
ing to descend the shaft, before the
flames were extinguished.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
Shooting in Fresno.

FRESNO, July 7.-William Maxwell
and William Martell had a dispute in a
saloon this afternoon. Maxwell drew a
revolver and shot Martell in the side.
The latter will probably die. Maxwell
was arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
HONOR SATISFIED.

Two New Orleans Editors Settle Q Diff
Guilty With Rapiers.
New ORLEANS, July I'll. P. Bouby,
editor of L'Orleans, and A. s. Caruthers,
editor of the Mascot, fought duel to-
day, using rapiers. Caruthers was cut
below the eye and the seconds declared
the duel was the publication Of articles
in their respective papers.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
AN IMPORTANT WORK.

Aho rlrsC complete CnarC OF the Coast
Almost Finished.
SAN Francisco, July 1.-THE United
States survey steamer Hassler has ar
rived in port from asurveying trip along
the coast. The work performed by the
Hassler will result in the first complete
chart of the coast being made. The
Hassler will remain in port about a
month, and the officers will devote their
time to putting their work together. On
its completion it will be sent to Wash
ington.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
A Former Los Angeles Man Missing
FrOm Tacoma.

A FOrmer Los Angeles Man Missing
From Tacoma.
TACOMA, WASH, July Wv. H. Bart
lett, who is we'll known in Los Angeles,
California, and who married there in
1889, has mysteriously disappeared from
here. He dressed and went to ball on
the evening of June 18th, last, and has
not been seen since. 1t was afterwards
discovered by Mrs. Bartlett that he
took a purse containing $1OO of savings.
She fears that he has been killed, say
ing that their domestic relations were
always happy.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
Germanx,a INCOME Tax Law.

BERLIN, July The new income tax
law, just published, compels foreigners
engaged in business in Germany for q
year or more to pay the same tax as
imposed on Germans.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
Submitted to the jury.

lNIsALIA, Cal, July 7.-Grattan Dal-
toms case for the Alila train robbery
was submitted to the jury at noon today.
The jury was still out this evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
"A Couuterfeiter Locked Up.

SAN Francisco, July limited States
Commissioner Sawyer this morning held
w. ]. Marshal to appear before the
grand jury on the charge of passing
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
SOME OF THE REASONS WHY
The Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY
is THE BEST LIFE INSURAN

OLDEST active Life Insurance Company the UNITED
STATES the good.
exceeding oneh fifty millions Of dollars.
other
policy holders exceed the combined the
next two largest companies in the world
policies the State Of California than largest
companies.
organization January s9 has paid back members
for
TWO OF DOLLARS MORE than received besides
remotely approached by other
areth most profitable underwriting.
Broadway. Telephone
ALBERT D. GEO. A. DOBINsON
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08

A DvERTIsE IN THE CLA5-
"A sifed columns OF THE
HERALD, Sd Page; advertise
ments there only cost Five Cents
a line.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22

Weszli goscie podziwiali wszystko. MAJ
dziekowa} zonie, IONA mezowi "a pamie6 do.
bry gust wyborze podark6w pozyteczpych
pieknych O J6zefnie sanotnej izdebce
kleczacej j modlacej sic mkt ME pomysla3
z tych setek, jake wydano Ia ten wiecz6r, dla
niej ami jeden frank ME pozosta}, aby biednej
dziewczynie sprawie przyjemnosc, s}ugi nawet
obdarzono bogato, tylko o J6zefnie zapomnia-
no, umyslnie czy ME umyslnie.
Henryk przyby} ma chwile, ably przynieSt
podarki cd genera}a, dla kazdego ma3zonk6w
po pietset frank6w W eleganckim pugilaresie
Ze,swcj strony podarowa8 Henryk siostrze pie,
kny naramiennik, a szwagrowl pare sztucznych
pistolet6w. Hieronimowi tym razem wujek
mic ME podarowa}, czego tenze wcale ME by1
kontent.
Gdzie jest nauczycelka? ME widze jej nj
gdzie, zapyta} Henryk.
Niezawodnie jest W swej izbie.
Czy ME zaprosi}as jej ma dol?
Me.
Czy ME podarowa}as jej mic?
Me.
0 siostro, jak mozesz bye tax bez serca,
szepna3 jej Henryk do ucba.
Me badz tax surowym swych s1owach,
zapomnia3am niej.
Lecz woznicy kucharce ME zapomnia-
las. Matyldo, wstydze sic "a ciebie, ME my
Slalem, zebys mogla bye taxa. Brzydze sic
przepychem blaskiem VI twym domu, tu bra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22

knie najpiekniejszej rzeczy = mi}osci. Zegnam
Gle, badz weso}a, jezeli mozesz.
Henryk wyszed}. Notaryusz zmiarkowa4,
re m6wi} czems nieprzyjemnem re siostra,
zapyta} zony, co to chodzi1o?
Gari} mnie "a to- ZEN ME zaprosi}a nau-
czycielki, re jej mic ME podarowa}am, ma.
zwa} to postepowanie bez serca. On zaraz ia.
XII goraczka!
w tym przypadku musze Henrykowi dat
slusznosG, rzek} }agodnie notaryusz. Zacho.
wanie sic twoje wzgledem nauczycielki jest
nietaktyczne. Prosze Gle, zebys b}ad sw6j jak
najpredzej naprawi2a.
Zdaje mi sic, ze dis ME powinniscie mi
wyrzut6w czynie, jeszcze take drobnostki.
z temi s}owy jejmosc sic obr6ci}a znikne3a
pomiedzy goscmi.
Notaryusz ME m6g} W tel chwiE mic zro-
bic, lecz westchna} tylko.
Henryk tymczasem poszed} po J6zefne.
Mysla} re ia znajdzie smutna markotna dla-
tego, re niej zapomniano. Tym wiecej sic
zdziwi}, kiedy J6zefna powita7a go naive
selsza twarza.
Przychodzisz pan, rzek}a, aby mnie wyr.
wac z mel mi1ej samotnosci lecz chetnie pa
mem p6jde, jezei przez to przyjemnost sprawie
moge genere}owi
Henryk pomysla1 przytem swej siostrze,
kt6rej usposobienie by1o zupelnie inne.
Poniewa1 jestesmy sami, to powiem pani
ze esumiennie tam modlitws diva rasyha dzieh,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22
DZIECIE MARYI.
(Ciag dalszy).

Ma choince by3y zawieszone orzechy z}ot-
klein oblepione, jab}ka cukierki. Obok staf
ojciec matka. Ojcec, pomysla1a J6zefna, co
mnie tax kocha}, spoczywa teraz pod ziemia,
Musielismy sic roz}aczyc ME pozegnawszy sic
nawet. Teraz swieci Boze Narodzenie W obli-
czu Boga, radosci swietle wiecznem. DIS
pewnoscia modi sic serdecznie "a swoje cor
ke. M6dl sic ojcze, bo droga zycia mego jest
ciernista, zimna ciemna, jako ia noe dzisiej-
sza Modl sic, ably mnie odwaga si1a zaufa-
ME ME opusci}y. Lecz ME bede sic smuci}a,
bo Bog ze mna a ia z MIN.
Tymczasem W pokojach pa6stwa zrobi{o
sic jasno gwarno. Ma sto}ach sta}y swieczni-
ki ze swiecami, pod mimi podarki bogate.
Jejmos6 ,.sprawila mezowi st6f piekny do
pisania, krzes]o wyscielane, surdut wieczorny,
futro, sod}o do jazdy konnej, przyrzady do
kurzenia t. d. Znowu izbie swej roz}ozy3
notaryusz dIa swej zony jedwabie ma szaty,
chusty szale, ozdoby dyament6w ipere3,
chi6skie filizanh do herbaty, czerwona kama
pc mn6stwo drobnostek, jake kobiety lubia.
Hieronim dosta} mnogo ksiazek z obrazkami,
zabawek cukierk6w, IA kt6re sic tez zaraz
chciwie rzucR, pojadajae jedno "a drugiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22

wystaw PAM sobie ze mi czasem bardzo dzi-
wnie ma sercu, taxi. jakby to powledziec,
otwarcie mowiac = poboznie, b}ogo wewne;
trznie
J6zefnie EASILY oczy }zami najczystszej
radosci ipodajac Henrykow obie rece, zawo-
}a}awierz mi pan, ze tenn wyznaniem wyswiad-
czyles mi najwieksza radost ma Boze Narodze-
ME. Dzekuie "a to ca}ej duszy Powiem
panu, ze mysl panu AMI ma chwile mnie ME
opuszcza, czesto goraco sic "a pana modle.
szukam prawdy, rzeH Henryk, ,jezeli PAM
pomozesz jej znalezc,, to bede PAM ma wieki
wdzieczny. Przy tych ostatnich s}owach CLOS
jego sta} sic miekkim, rece drza1y rekach
J6zefny, kt6ra uwazala wzruszenie Henryka,
lecz tymczasem chcia}a mu dae pok6j. Ola
tego rzek}a: my tu stoimy gadamy, biedny
general czeka ma mas, to ME }adnie. Chodzmy.
Kiedy J6zefna brala kapelusz p1aszcz
powiedzia2 jej Henryk, ze pojazd ma MIA czeka,
a on zaraz przybedzie pieszo.
Lecz czemu pan zaraz re mna ME Jedzle!
zapyta}a J6zefna.
Myslalem, ze PAM ME bedzie chcia}a ze
mna jechac.
Czemu nie9 Mkt ME ma prawa watpic o
honorze moim pana.
(Ciag dalszy nastspi),
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22
ZnOwu obicie majtka
W Valparaiso.

San Diego, Cal., 21 grudnia.
Dzis przybyi tu parowiec ,,Kewee-
nav" linii Atlantic & Pacific Packet
Linu. q powodu uszkodzenia musia}
parowiec ten, kt6ry jest drodze do
San Francisco, zatrzymy wac sic W
Valparaiso. Mai on ma pok}adzie
majtka Patricka Shield, kt6ry mia}
bye zniewazony obity przez Chilli
czykow. Wyszed} byS W Valparaiso
towarzyszem ma lad tam go poll
eva aresztowaia. Najprzod obchodzo-
no sic MIN dobrze, kiedy jednak
powiedzias, re jest Amerykaninem,
rzucono sic ma niego i obito 60. Ia
pomoca konsula MeCreary odzyskal
swa wolnosc, a wladze przyrzekly
mu przyslac odszkodowanie do San
Diego, ale. dotychczas mic ME przy-
s}ano. Ofcerowie Keweenaw opo-
wiadaja, ze W Valparaiso wielka pa
nuje nienawise przeciw Ameryka-
nom.
Nieszczescie kolejowe.
Ardmore, I. r., 81 grudnia.
Ma p6inoo idacy pooiag kolei San
ia Fe wykoleii sic wczoraj wieczo-
rem 5 mil stad, konduktor loko-
motywy Walker palace Nc. Dowell
odniesli ciezkie, choc ME smiertelne
uszkodzenia. q podr6znych mkt ME
by} uszkodzony. Pokaleczonych od-
wieziono do Gainesville, Tex, skad
pochodzili, skoro ich lekarze opatrzy-
Ii.
Zetkaiecie wielorybem.
Philadelphia, 2l grudnia.
Kap. Johnston parowca Foresthol-
me, kt6ry wczoraj przyby} tu z Ham
burga, opowiada, re pred kilku
dniami 1awic Georger uderzyl O.
(Dok. Ia 4-tej str