davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record-union., 1891-02-09
Courtesy to Purchasers.

A citizen who has some old-fashioned
ideas of courtesy in business related the
following recent experiences to an In
dianapolis NeWS reporter:
"A few days ago / called at one of the
leading houses on Washington street to
make a small purchase. Upon pricing
the second article, the clerk said: You
handle these, don't your No. was the
reply. Other articles Of the same kind
Were priced, and the one was found which
suited me. AS / was reaching for NV
pocket-book I asked: How does your
price range on these?' pointing to a diff
ferent line Of goods. The clerk replied,
curtly:
'''If you want to buy we will be glad
to sell to you; but we don't propose to
price the whole store to you. You are a
local dealer here in the city, and you
have been coming in every morning for
week, pricing our line of goods and SO
saying he turned and walked away.
II simply replied: You are mistaken
in your man. and went elsewhere and
made my purchase.
Soon after l visited rival store on the
opposite side of the street. As l walked
toward the back of the store I heard
gentle footsteps come tripping up behind
me and feminine voice saying: 'Ex-
cuse me. but the crown of your hat is
slightly dented, SIR l need not say to
which store will hereafter go to trade" /"
The record-union., 1891-02-09

taken, but profted by his mistake to
the amount of 20 cents.
This sale started the crowd, and in less
than minute had sold nine cakes OF
the soap.
This was doing pretty well, and felt
encouraged, so I started to do the tricks
once, more, but although / talked and
talked couldn't sell another cake, and
as perceived blue-coated guardian of
the peace in the distance i shut up my
box and moved further along the street.
l noticed that the man who had bought
the two cakes of me at first was following
me, and wondered at it, when just as
was about to set up my stand again he
accosted me with: "Well, young fellar,
do yer want ter keep me chasin' round
after yer all night, after doin' you favor,
to get me money!" and he held out the
two cakes of soap had sold him.
why, what do you mean?" l asked.
He laughed.
81 guess you must be new at de graft, :"
he said; and then he went on to explain
that he was street fakir himself, and as
he was passing he saw that was having
hard work to get the crowd started buy
ing, and he thought to help me out by
making pretense of buying some him
self. This, he told me, was a custom of
the fraternity, and said that, as matter
OF course, it was customary to give the
money back Immediately.
/ gave him his money back, and
tlanded him for his help. 1 then re-
peated my performance with the cards,
the kid and the soap.
One old woman in the crowd occupied
about five minutes OF my time trying to
getlne to sell her two cakes OF soap for 10
cents, but / held out for 20 cents, and
finally got it.
/ had been out less than an hour and a
half when was forced to sell the pack of
cards with which / had been doing the
tricks, as the other fourteen packs were
all gone. Then / tried to sell the soap
itself on its own merits, but no matter
how much 1 talked or how much | illus
trated on the small boy, l could not get
rid OF another cake, not even at ceuts a
| cake. SO closing up my box wended my
way homeward. In the half hour l had
made 90 cents over and above my ex-
penses. and | had also proven to my own
satisfaction that there are people who will
buy ANYTHING if it is talked up right
The record-union., 1891-02-09
Cultiyating Diseases.

Probably the most curious green house
in the world is supported at Washington
by the United States Government. 1t is
a hospital for diseased plants, but differs
from ordinary hospitals in that the in
juries and disorders from which the
patients suffer have been purposeiy in
1iicted upon them by the doctors in order
that the nature of the complaints may be
studied and methods of curing them dis
covered.
The Department of Agriculture has
agents in many different parts of the
county whose business is to travel about
and collect specimens of diseased plants.
These plants are promptly sent to Wash
ington, with full particulars of the in
juries done and the extent of the depre-
dations. Professor Galloway, who has
charge of this department, upon receiv-
ing a leaf or twig exhibiting morbid
symptoms, se.S at work to discover what
sort of fungus is responsible for the mis-
chief.
Nearly all disorders of plants are
caused by parasites, of which there are
$4,000 known kinds, and il is not easy to
tell Oft hand, III any given case, just
which one is the destroyer. Often this
must be determined by Il resort to the
germ incubator.
Suppose the professor has received a
leaf affected by some mysterious disease
burning it brown. His experienced eye
at once detects the presence of fungus.
He breaks off a bit of the leaf, and chops
it up in distilled water. When the
water is filled with the germs he
takes drop and let's it fall into
a tube which already contains a small
quantity of gelatinous substance called
agar" derived from a Japanese fish.
This substance has previously been rid
of all germs by boiling, and the tube is
now tightly corked up again to prevent
the ingress of other germs.
The fungus germs find this agar most
nutritious food, and at once begin to feed
and multiply. If there is only one to be-
gin with, it soon divides into two, and so
on until, it may be within few hours,
there are billions.
To be certain that these fungi caused the
disease of the plant in question, the Pro-
fessor fishes few of them out on the end
of a platinum needle and rubs them on a
healthy leaf Of the same sort in his green
house. If the disease is reproduced in
the plant thus inocculated, he has found
the enemy. That is the first important
step; it only remains to discover some
thing that will Kill the parasite without
injury to the infected plant.
Within the four years during which
Professor Galloway has been in charge of
this department of vegetable pathology,
much has been done. Twelve of the
fifty kinds of dangerous fungi that at
tack the grape have been treated with
success, and a cure has been discovered
for the fire-rot, which turns the
limbs OF Pear trees black and dead so
has been identified, and means found of
fighting it cheaply. and effectively. The
same may be said of more than dozen
other vegetable diseases.
The record-union., 1891-02-09
A LOST ADDRESS.
A Trinidad Lady Writes to San Fran.
cisco for It.

Mrs. Harriet Mcnamara of 3lo State Street,
Trinidad. Colorado, while visiting in s..
Louis last summer. did not suffer with her
usual sick headaches and indigestion. But
upon her return 10 Trinidad her old trou.
bles came upon her. 1t was not the ST
Louis climate that did 10 much for ner.
The secret is told in the following letter, re-
ceived by Thomas Price & Son, the we'll
known assayers of 524 Sacramento Street,
San Francisco. Mrs. McNamara writes:-
Three months since I was visiting fn
st. Louis, and obtained TWO bottles of joy's
Vegetable Sarsaparilla. 1t was of great relief
TO me in my headaches and Indigestion.
Since my return to my home In Trinidad
l feel the need of 1t. and as have lost the
eooIess write to You TO ask II you win not
kindly forward this letter to the proper
number In San Francisco, and have me
sent few mosO bottles of this VALUABLE
vegetable compound"
People having used joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla once send hundreds of nilss 70 rst n
again. - In the above Instance.
The record-union., 1891-02-09

An amusing incident happened year
or two ago in the Civil Court in New Or
leans. The suit was one in damages
resulting from a collision between
buggy and milk-cart. The counsel for
the defendant argued for fully half an
hour to show that the buggy had struck
the cart several minutes before the cart
had touched the buggy. The judge, audi
ence, and members of the bar all laughed
and the counsel thought it strange.
The record-union., 1891-02-09

THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY will be
running in front of these lots before the
day of sale.
THESE LOTS ARE BEAUTIFULLY
SITUATED, being from five to seven
feet higher than those sold at auction
three years ago.
COMMUNICATION will be had with
the city every half hour by electric cars
through the day from $50 A. M. to II
P. NJ, taking only 80 minutes to make
the trip to the depot
A BETTER OPPORTUNITY will nev-
er be had to secure cheap lot, as but
a few are offered and will be sold re-
gardless of price.
After the sale the remainder will be
raised in price.
The record-union., 1891-02-09

CONVEYANCES WILL BE In AT
TENDANCE at our Office on and after
February 9th, between I and S o'clock
P. NJ, to convey those who may wish to
view the lots free of charge.
The record-union., 1891-02-09

"What are your charges, doctor?n
"Three dollars a visit" ''Well, we don't
want you to come on visit, but lust to
stay ten or fifteen minutes. .',-Puck.
The record-union., 1891-02-09
zsmaineas Warn#.
ARCHITECTS.

nj d. GOODELL AND F. II. SCHARDIN
In. have associated themselves together as
Seventh street, between ] and X, Sacramento,
Cal. Consultation and estimates made free OF
charge.
MRS. MARION STIRLING. NJ. D.,
ATE LADY PRINCIPAL OF DUFFER1N
IL Medical College for Women, and Superin-
saries in Northern British India. Diseases OF
women and children speciality. OFFICE
Room Z, Odd Fellows Temple.
II. +. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. j. DRIsCOL.
ROOT, NELSON G. CO.,
TINION FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
- Founders M I and Machinists, Front street,
every description made to order.
The record-union., 1891-02-09

Senator Squire of Washington has an
income of $4,000 month. He owns q
great deal of real estate in Seattle.
The record-union., 1891-02-09
Hood's SarsapariIIa

Is the best blood purifier before the public. h
eradicates every impurity, and cures Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, oil Humors, Dys-
pepsia, Biiousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion.
General Debility, Catarrh, rheumatism, Kidney
and Liver Complaints, overcomes that tired feel
ing, creates an appetite. and builds up the systan
The record-union., 1891-02-09

CTRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. FREE BUS
- to and from the Cars. b. 3. BROWN, for
merly OF the State House Hotel Proprietor.
The record-union., 1891-02-09
TERMS OF SALE:

One-fourth cash; deferred payments
in monthly installments Of $40, with in
terest at per cent, purchaser paying
taxes on lot.
The record-union., 1891-02-09
$ A CIR A NJ E N 7 O /.

rs We have secured this large and
spacious storeroom in the center of the
city that all may attend, either rain or
shine.
The record-union., 1891-02-09
Hoods SarsapariIIa

B peculiar medicine. 1t is carefully prepared
from Sarsaparilla. Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock,
ppsissewa, juniper Berries, and other we'll
known and valuable vegetable remedies, by a
peculiar combination, proportion and process,
giving to Hoods Sarsaparilla curative power not
possessed by other medicines. It effects remark,
able cures where other preparations fail
The record-union., 1891-02-09

A. L0THHAMMER, 1ozr NINTH ST.
TUNING AND REPAIRING IN ALI, ITS
i branches. Pianos and Organs speciality.
but like attention given to all musical instru.
mentS.
The record-union., 1891-02-09
CHARLES n. oATMaN
De1ttiHtru.
G. H. STEPHENSON.

nENTIST, CORNER SEW zs,
d1's ~ epfR prn aoddS and streets Streets over LysA
The record-union., 1891-02-09

Just then a boy stepped up TO the table.
1t was the same lad who had called
before, but his face was CHASTITY white
and his eyes were wet with tears. AS he
came up he touched Robertson on the
shoulder, and, in low voice, but heard
by everyone present, said:
Papa, mamma is deadn'-C Cincinnati
EnUltiyer
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-18

zony ow kluczyk, pobieg} czempredzej do owej
szufadki. Zazwyczaj powaznie nastrojona
twarz jego tel chwili mog}a sic wydae stra
szna, prawie zwierzeca. Wzburzony, roma
mietniony, ME mog} drzacemi rekoma traffic do
otworu zamku re otw6r ten nieco poprzenle
mi operacyami by3 wyszczerbiony, wiec dfugo
jeszcze majstrowa} MIN da}a sic odsuna6 szu-
fadka. -. Jest. ;. ma samym wierzchu ley
ow z}owrogi papier sinawego koloru z}ozony
we czworo, -. Porwa} CO. rozwina} pre-
czytawszy kilka werszy cd CORY, zmiaf, zmiaf
ma kulke rzuci} ma pod}oge.
List znajduj.cy sic W t.k'm sta1,e W ta-
klein miejscu lak ten, ktory pan Klemens rzu
Gil do kata przestaje bye tajemnics dla wszyst'
kich, zatem pozwolimy go sobie moze wyro-
wnaG go reka, przeczytajmy choeby sam po-
czatek.
Kochana Ludko!
Budy6-z szodonem, kt6rym pisa}as, re
tw6j maz tax go lubi, kt6rego chcia}abys
mu zrobic niespodzianke, tax sic przyrzadza:
Bierze Sic.
sadze re dla czytelnik6w bedzie dosyG
tel budyniowej pisaniny, jak jej by7o dosye
dla pana Klemensa, ,kt6ry rzuciwszy sic gwa1-
townie ma krzeslo zakry} oczy rekoma.
Kazden rozsadnych ludzi, jakzeby sobie
ma jego miejscu postapi3?
Otto, jednej chwili przejrzalby sic W lu-
stree, poprawi} rozczochrane w1osy, chwych
kapelusz laske ipobieg} rzucic sic do n6g
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SLEDZTWO DOMOWE.
OBI
lCiag daIszy).
PRZEZ AUTORA
iAREGO KOMENDANTA,"

= Sfuchaj .Klemensie : rzecze stanow-
Gym g}osem zona. -Powiedzia}am ci jeszcze
raz przysiegam re ME bra}am / ME widzia}am
zadnego listu. =. Papier, ktory schowa}am do
tel szufadki nie ma zadnego tenn zwiazku i
odda7abym ci go checia, g1ybyS ME wystepo-
wal tax niegodnem podejrzeniem. Ale sko-
70 sic tax sta}o, oswiadczam, re dobrowolnie
90 ME dam. Prosze Gle wiec wybieraj! Albo
ten oto klucz cd bi6rka, albo jaA
Klucz, kluez! = Wrzeszezy juz prawie
przyskakujac jak pantera do swej ofary...
= Masz kucz bywaj zdr6w : wyrze-
k}a drzacym g}osem, obr6ciwszy sic wolno,
z powaga kr6lowej, wziefa pod reke matke l
wysz3a ia sama droga przez kuchnle.
w zaciek}osci swej Klemens AMI mysla3
jei zatrzymywa6, lecz wyrwawszy prawie rak
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arkuszu Jest = ten sam, tylko na z6}tawym
papierze 0 kt6rym byfby pr1ysiagf, ze dawniej
by} ma sinym- Odetchna} ca1emi piersiami, o
czy mu zab}ys}y radoscia ma mysl, ze bedzie
m6g1 zemscie sic mad IONA; : przyjaclel jel
pan W1adys}aw p6jdzie do wiezienia.
Jakkolwiek by}a to dose pdnapo poobiednia
godzina, pan Klemens uczyniwszy toz samo,
cosmy mu po odkryciu niewinnosci zony propo
nowali, to jest, ze przyczesa} sle kaza} oc1y-
'scic ca}ym plikiem papier6w wyszed}, tyl-
ko ME do mieszkania Powolnickiej, do sa-
mego prezesa. Dygnitarz przyja1 go dose chic
dno.
= Nam zaszczyt zamsldowac panu preze-
sowi - mowi 2 tryumfujaca nina - re udzie-
Iona mu przez matke mojej- aony wiadomosc
jest mylna Zarzucony document W sprawie
Mchlewskiego znalaM sic. Oto jest ten list
stanowiacy dowod why.
Znalaz1 sic - powtarza obojetnie pre-
zes ME patrzac ma podany sobie papier to
dobrze. ia ME watpi}em, ae sic znajdzie
szkoda tylko, ze pan sedzia zanadto energi-
cznie przeprowadzi1es sieble sledztwo do
move.
Panic prezesie, mnie obowiazek pre-
dewszystkiem Me m6glbym przeniese, zeby
w1adza mog}a mice jakiebadz podejrzenie co
do mel prawosci
(Ciag dalszy nastapi
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s}usznie obrazonei malzonki. Ale nasz boha-
ter ma nieszczescie ME mia} tyle rozumu, co ia
ty }askawy czyteloiku, DO Gala wine swojej
smesznosci W tel cbwili zwalif ma MIA ma ma
tke.
= Potrzebnie by}o mie draznie! = po-
mvsla} usmiechajac sic ironia. = ia kobleta
ma serce >. chcia}a sic zabawit moja osoba..
Wielka tajemnica budynia. -. Drazni{a sic re
mna jak ze psem uwiazanym ma 3ahcuchu. ia,
albo klucz. -. dobrze moja dystyngowana pa
Ii, ME umre "a toba rozpaczy, przyjdzlesz
bedziesz sic prosc -. Me tax }atwo znaleze
drugiego g}upca, kt6ry majac taxa pozycya,
wzia} do niczgo panienke j bez grosza posagu.
Powiada stare przys4owie nasze re gdy
kto chce psa uderzy6 }atwo XII znajdzie. Vice
tez panu Klemensowi tych narzedzi ME zabra-
k1o, miedzy mimi znalazfo sic nowe podejrze-
ME, czy ME zostM przypadkiem W pole wywle-
dzionym ia mysla znowu sic zerwa1 "a
cza1 q Gala gwa}townoscia przewracae rozmaite
papiery bi6rku Ludwiki. By3y tam daw.
niejsze listy cd rodzicow kolezanek, gdy je-
szcze chodzi}a ua pensya, by}y kartki przepi.
sywanych wierszy, wreszcie rome panlehskle
pamiatki, fotografe, modlitwy j tym podobne
drobnostki, = lecz zagnionego dokumentu a,
nj sladu.
sko6czywszy rewizya bi6rks, pobiegl
zn6w do swojego gabinetu wzial sic juz ca.
Ia skrupulatnoscia do przerzucania akt spra-
wy Michlewskiego. Az tu przy drugim zaraz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-18
Wiedea, II wrzesnia.

W posudniowej styryi phyllozera
zrzadzl}a wielkie szkody w winni-
each, pomimo re amerykahskie lato-
rosie szczepiono ma krajowych, co
powszechnie uwazano dotychczas "a
srodek zaradczy.
Wiedea,,1 wrzesnia.
Wiadomosci nadesz}e z Warszawy
do ,,Politische Correspondent" po-
twierdzaja wiesci gromadzeniu
wojsk rosyjskich W obwodach zacho-
dnlch. Ukaz waasnie wydany naka-
zuje ustawienie barak dla s}uzby
nadgranicznej, cwier6 mill cd grant
cy zachodniej.
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Hawaii.
Neao York. II wrzesnia.

Ne0 York, II wrzesnia.
q Washingtonu donosza, re Celso
Calsar Mareno, znany tu zamieszkaly
zamerykanizowany W1och nalezacy
do agencyi partyi narodowej W Ha-
wall, przedsozys prey dentowi list z
Honolulu, ma kt6rym wyrazone jest
twierdzenie ma pewno, ,jakoby Anglia
teraz zamierza3a objac kr6lestwo W
posiadauie. Piszacy list ten, sadzi,
ze Stany zjednoczone powinny W
sprawie tel cos uczynic, re kr6lowa
sprzyjja zamiarom brytyjskim i goto-
wa plany Anglii poprzec. Prezydent
prosii pana -Mareno, by list pokazas
ministrowi Blaine.
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ROSya.
Petersburg, II wrzesnia

W czasie procesu, kt6ry sic odbya
w Kijowie, straszliwe szczego}y o
smierci pewnego wieznia, nazwi-
skiem Drizikonow, ma jaw wysz}y.
Obdukcya wykazasa, re W najokru-
tniejszy sposob nieszczesliwym sic
obchodzono, i re mia} on IL zeber
z}amanych. w czasie procesu do
zorcy zeznali, re ma rozkaz inspekto=
"a Morozowa bill wieznia kijjmi i ka-
mieniami W p}achty .owinietymi,
przyczem oswiadczyli, re takie kara
ME w wiezieniu jest ma porzadku
dziennym. szesciu dozorc6w skaza-
no ma wiezienie karne, a inspektora
Morozowa zes}ano ma sybir. Udaso
mu sic jednak uciec do Ameryki.
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Piatek, dnia Is WfzyeSnia 1891 r.

ministrowie jej to odradzili, gdyz
nader trudno tam sic dostac. Kr6lowa
jednak odwiedzi Consuegre, skoro
komunikacya bedzie }atwiejsza.
Madryt, II wrzesnia.
Liczbe os6b, ktore stracily zycie
przez powodz prowincyi Toledo,
podaja teraz ma 1890, W innych zas
obwodach 500. Zniszczenie winnie,
sad6w oliwkowych j pol zasianych
kukurydza jest strasznem nieszcze-
sciem W obec z}ych zniw W Aragonii
i Catalonii. Media jest ME do OPT
SANTA.
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Telegramy 2agraniczne.
Amery ykansey pielgrzymi W IRE
WirZe.
Brutalne obchOdzenie sic VIE
miami W Rosyi.
Gfod nedza W Hiszpanii.
Niepokojaee wiesci Hawaii.
Balmaceda W Argentynie.
Gfod i nedza W Hiszpanii.
Niepokojaee wiesci z Hawaii.
Balmaceda W Argentynie.
Niency.
ITeacir, II wrzesnia.


Pierwsza grenada pielgrzym6w
amerykahskich pod przewodnictwem
misyonarza Branna przybyaa tutaj.
Gazety zaczynaja ogsasza6 cudowne
uleczenia tu sic odbywaJace przez
dotkniecie swietej szaty.
Ham6urg, 16 wrzesnia.
Czterdziestu pieciu majtkow pa
LACEY z chile1skiego okretu wojen-
neeo Prisidente Pinto dezertowa}o.
P6zniej udaso sic parowcowi ME
dostateczna za}oga wyp4ynae ma mo-
RE. IDA sic najpierw do Hasre'u,
gdzie ma uzupe}nie za}oge / uzbro-
jenie.
Berlin, II wrzesnia.
Cesarz rozkaza}, azeby natychmiast
wys}ano dostateczna ilosc o6cer6w
do wschodniej Afryki dla zajecia ma
nowo stanowisk, do kt6rych Zale-
wski by} doszed{. Urzadza sic bac-
dzo silna ekspedycya Przeciw krajo-
wcom.
I'reaoir, II wrzesnia.
Pomiedzy endowment uzdrowienia-
mi donosza uleczeuiu sparalizowa-
nego ramienia pewuej Matki Prze}o-
zonej zakonu, odzyskanie wzroku i
uleczenie u}omnych. Kazdy wypa,
dek uleczenia jest zatwierdzony le-
karskiemi swiadectwami: ale szcze-
g6{y zostana og}oszone dopiero, kie-
dy wystawienio swietej szaty costa
ME zamkniete.
Muelhamsen, II wrzesnia.
Dzisiaj odby4y sic wielkie name
wra II IA korpusu armii. Potyczka
pozorna trwa}a przez kilka godzin, a
cesarz galopujac Z jednego miejsca
ma drugie bra} udzia} jak najwyzszy.
$4,000 zo{nierzy wzie}o udziai W po-
tyezce.
AustrO Wegry.
Wieded5, II wrzesnia.
Kr6l kr6lowa Rumunii carmen
SYLVIA wyjechal stad ku Lago
Maggiore. Krolowa tax bysa os3a-
biona, re musiano ia wnies6 do wa
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uzis Przeu poiuohioun PrzyDya y So'
dzinie 8 minut Is do Southampton
New Yorku, odbywszy to podr6z VI
dniach, IL godzinach So minutach.
Najszybsza to dotychczas podr6z z
New Yorku do Southampton.
Polar teatru.
Memphis, Tenn, II wrzesnia.
memphis Theatre, najstarszy tu-
tejszy gmach teatralny, dis rano 0
godzinie 4 spali} sic. Nalezai on do
pana Jak6ba Friedmanna Bostonu.
szkoda wynosi $45, 900, podczas gdy
ubezpieczenie wynosiSo tylko$24, 500.
sadza, ze ogieh by{ podlozony. -
Teatr ten byi ozdoba miasta cd roku
1853.
Ze Stanu usuniete.
Boston, Mass, II wrzesnia.
Komisarze kas oszczednosci dis
uwiadomlly banki mo Interest
Building & Loan Company W Ma
shua, N. H., limited States Loan
& Building Company W St. Paul, ze-
W Massachusetts ME wolno i'm pro-
wadzic inferesow, dopoki ME zasto-
suja sic do ustaw Stanu. Rzeczone
kompanie bowiem podobno ME sto-
sowa}y sic do ustaw przyjetych W
, Massachusetts,.
Skazanie ma smierc pufkOwnika
King.
Memphis, Tenn, II wrzesnia.
Jezeli Sad Wyzszy ME zniesie wy
roku, to pu}kownik Fl. Clay King
poniesie kare smierci d. 6 listopada
"a zamordowanie Davida P. Postona
dnia 10 marca. Zbrodnia, kt6ra po-
pe}ni}, by}a nastepujaca: Rano logo
marca pomiedzy godz. 10 IL pub
kownik King wyszedi z drzwi Pc
wnego domu ma Main str. naprzeciw
placu sadowego zastrzeli} adwokata
Davida H. Poston, kt6ry spiesznie
szedl do gmachu sadowego. ,.Poston
" kilka godzin p6zniej umart. King
SAM odda{ sic wladzom i ME dopu-
szczono go do kaucyi. w kilka mie-
siecy p6zniej rozpoczaf sic process,
kt6ry trwai przez 80 dni. Sedziowie
prlysiegE po, dwugodzinnej naradzie
wydali werdykt: ,,winien morder-
stwa''. Wniesiono rewizya procesu, i
dzisiaj rano sedzia J. J. DeBose od-
rzucii wniosek.
Kiedy sedzia wyrok swdj oglosii,
panowa}a przez chwile cisza W sail
sadowej. King siedzial ma poz6r
zupelnie spokojnie tylko wachlarz
do twarzy przycisna}. Sedzia Greer
podni6si sic i oswiadczy}, re wiezieh
wnosi zarzuty przeciw wyrokowi sa-
(Dok. La 4 tel str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-18
Odkrycia W Labradorze.


HalJas, ". s., IL wrzesnia.
Professor Lee, szef expedycyi wy
slanej przez uniwersytet Bowdoin do
Labradoru, przybywszy tu wczoraj,
opowiadal, ze rezultaty, ktore osia-
gua}, wielce So zadowalniajace. Zba-
da} dok}adnie kwestya istnienia
wspania}ych i olbrzymich wodospa-
dow LabraJorze, kt6rem dotych.
czas watpiono, nadto odkry} nova
rase Indyan W gorach zamieszka}ych.
Poraz pierwszy Bali widzieli tych
Indyan. SzczegoSowe opisy odkrye
i nowe mapy Labradoru ma wystawie
Chicago beda przed}ozone.
Najszybszy parowiec.
Londym, II wrzesnia.
Parowiec hambursko-amerykahsk
kompanii okretowej Fuerst Bismarck,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-18
Chiny.
Szangai, II wrzesnia.

.SSangai, II wrzesnia.
Chiny przed}oza mocarstwom pro-
toko} W sprawie zaburzeh, ktore tam
sic odby1y. Jednakze roselstwa "a
graniczne ME beda na to czeka{y
prawdopodobie, gdyz potrwa pare
tygodni, MIN document zostanie wy
gotowany.
PmyS, II wrzesnia.
Chihski reprezentant odwiedzif
pana Ribot, ministra spraw zewne-
trznych, zapewni} go, IL Rad chin
ski uznaje, re niedostateczne sa sro-
dki ochrony cudzoziemcow, re man
daryni zostana usunieci, a. burzyciele
ukarani. Rowniez powiedzia}, re
szesciu 2 tych ostatnich juz powie-
szono.
Londya, II wrzesnia.
Berlihski correspondent do ,,Stan-
dard" donosi, re niemiecki departa-
ment spraw zagranicznych otrzyma}z z
Chm wiesoi niepokojace. Chiny ME
sa W stanie wype}nid przyrzeczeh
danych obcym mocarstwom, il przy-
w6dc6w blntu ukarza.
Donosza takze, re nieprawdziwa
jest pog}oska, jakoby Francya Ro-
sya chciaay stac ma boku, gdy mocar-
stwa wystapia wspolnie przeciw
ovation W Chinach, popelnianym.