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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-12
SZARY PR0CH
POWIESC
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MARJEss RODZIEWICZ.
VII
MARJEss RODZIEWICZ.
(Ciag dalszy).

= Rozumiem! = odpar} stanowczo. =
Me b6jcie sic mego wzrostu i lat. Try razy
ma probe biega}em do was, owe papiery no.
szac. Ia pierwszym razem tom mic ME pojmo-
wal jak po omacku szed4. Ia to mnie obito!
Ale drugi raz juzem przejrza} wiedzia}, co
niose, jak po wietrze, ME by}o po mnie sladu,
a "a trzecim razem, tom ca}kiem zrozumia}
rzecz odtad gotowem "a te sprawe ME sk6re,
a glove na}ozy6. Zobaczycie!
= Uchowaj Boze podobnego nieszczsscia.
G3owa twoja potrzebna ziemi pilnowa6 jej
powinienes ,,Badzcie chytrzy jako wezowie',
powiada pismo i to CT powtarzam i zawsze
powtarza6 bede. Ukleknij teraz!
Marcinek uklak1 starry wsta} podnleslo-
na jego reke ma ksiazce starej po4o1y} podda-
wal jemu s}owa:
ia, Marcin Karewis, "a sWiadka majac
Boga tu obecnych, PHYSICIAN, jako duszs
GAIA, mysla si}ami stale W s}uzbe Szkaplerza
zmujdzkiego, ma zycie Gale, slubujac sprawie
swej wiernoSG, starszym swoim poslusze6stWo,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-12

= -Dobrze, ME przyjde do niego tedy, a
jutro rano znowu jade = pusty W tamta strone.
Reka ku zachodowi wskaza}
= Predko bedziecie znowu?
Dopiery ma cd pust Szyd1owski.
= Szczesc wan Boze i zdrowo prowadz
Pochwalony Jezus!
= Ma wieki Amen!
Dziewczyna Marcinek sk}onili sic pre-
ciwna strona kurhanu poczei schodzic.
Podni6} sic tez uieznajomy.
= Gas mnie! = rzeA = droga ma sta
re nogi daleka.
Podwioze was! = Szwedas sic ofaro-
By mas kto razem zobaczy}? Pamieta
cie jak was pred trzema laty wzieli do VIE
zienia mnie pytal, czy znam Szwedasa W ja-
kich MIN jestem stosunkach! Znam, powia-
dam, ale co do stosnk6w, to W jakichze ia, o.
bywatel, moge bye wzgledem ciemnego, g}u.
piego ch}opa? TAKEN rzek} wtedy, coby
pomysleli, zebym noca tym samym Szweda-
sem ma wozie jecha}? Wypuscii mnie ma takie
t1umaczenie
-Myli sic pan! = ozwa} sic CHOP. =
Wypuscili dlatego, re ia ma sledztwie o to
samo pytany, powiedzia}em: W nijakich sto-
sunkach ME jestem, bo pan mi pierwszy wr6g
urodzeniem nova, a dw6r pierwsza moja ME
nawiSc obchodze go jak gniazdo szerszeni!
Obywatel szczerze sic zasmia1.
Oddales mi nawiazka Szwedas
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-12
Telegramy KrajoVe.
Pozary Ias0w mnOza sic.
Wielkie nieszczescie koIejOwe
W Michigan.
Zatargi pOmiedzy strajkerami a
swiezymi rObOtnikami.
POzary Ias0w.

Couderspoyt, Pa., IL. maja.
DIS wieczorem panowa}a
wielka trw"ga W pieknych
mieiscpwosciach Austin, Cos
strllo, Goleton / Mooris Run
w Potter County, Il powodu,
IL byty otoc+one pozaraml la.
SOW, grozacymi i'm zupe4nem
zniSZrZ-niein.
w Moore's Bun w ciagu
nocv W Niedz,ele 70 mezczyzn
stal9,Fo sic, lie z,lo1ali, pozar
odwr6c &. Rozkopali dolly /
wznircilj oguie przeciwne, ale
przecitz nakoniec byh zmusze
III sic cofnac. Wskoczyli szybko
Ma pociag kolejowy, azeby na
innym punkcie przeciw pozs-
rom wystapic. ,Konduktor /
palace okryli twarz ramona
zw1lzonemi p}achtami, weszh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-12

-Dlatego, zem tax ME mysla|, tom rzek}.
Gas panu droge, czas i muie. w Szydo-
vie sic spotkamy. Nam tutaj jeszcze jeden
interes Dali mi darmo studenci tamtej stro-
ny ksiazeczek tysiac, bym je po kraju rozrzu-
Gil. Zosta}o jeszcze dwadziescia, te juz tutaj
zostawie.
Siegna} zanadrze pokaza} broszurke
ma}a z6}tej okladee. Obywatel jedne wzia},
reszte mu odda}
Siejcie, Szwedas dobre to ziarno Bog
MECH wan pomaga! Bywajcie zdrowi
Uscisneli sobie prawice
Obey znikna} miejscu, gdzie Rozalka
posz}a Szwedas przeszed} tuz ko}o zaczajone-
go Wawra Z1la} tam widocznie kazdy krzak,
korze6, ga1az, bo spuszcza} sic predko cicho,
potem jeszcze czas jakis kroki oddalajace sic
by}o s}ycha6, wreszcie wszystko ucich}o, zni-
k}o, rozwia}o sic, W g}owie Wawra zostawi}o
wrazenie chorobliwej halucynacyi.
Zacza} on schodzi6, tax zamysony, ze
ME widzia}, jak opodal jeszcze jeden cz}owiek
czajac sic do ziemi strone wioski zmierza},
kt6ry AMI szwedasem ME by}, ami tym obcym
szlachcicem. Ze wzrokiem wbitym ziemie
W sobie zatopiony m}ody cz}owiek szed} powo-
Ii miedzami polnemi wsr6d zagon6w re zb6z O.
go}oconych. Chaotycznie miesza}y mu sic wra-
zenia doznane =
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
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ROk III.

nagromadzono drzewa wartosci
S250,00o, jest W niebezpie-
cze1stwie, il zostanie poch}o-
niety. Wys}ano parowiec ma
pomoc.
Mamstee, Mich., IL. maja.
Miasto zewszad otoczone p}o-
mieniami, a drzewo budulco-
we, m}yny i domy ma po}udni!e
stad, juz paddy ich ofara.
New York, IL. maja.
Pozar wybuchf W Sobote
pomiedzy Mount Pleasant a
Petersburg W New Jersey i
jeszcze> ME zosta} ugaszony. =
Wies Petersburg by}a otoczo-
na wczoraj p!omieniami.
Zajscia pomiedzy rObOtnikami.
Pittsburgh, Pa., II. maja.
z Wheeling donosza: DIS
rano odby}a sic krwawa b6jka
pomiedzy robotnikami w}oski-
mi ameryka1skimi w s}uzbie
Alexandra Graham, kontra-
ktora W Pipe Creek W Belmont
County, Ohio, W czasie kt6rej
jeden robotnik zosta} zabity,
60 lei lub ciezej ranio-
nych. Miejscowosc owa jest o
10 mil oddalona cd Belaire i
prowadzi tam /tylko sciezka
polna, tax, re o szczeg6}ach
ME podobna sic dowiedziec.
Tylko tyle wiadomo, re jeden
W}och6w uderzy} dragiem
zelaznym Amerykanina, po-.
czem nastapi}a walka ogolna.
.Demver, Col, IL maja.
Straszliwa walka odby}a sic
dis pred po}udniem pomie-
dry strajkerami a nowo zacie
znymi robotnikami czarnymi w
cegielni F. N. Davisa. Davis,
syn jego i Z Negr6w, uzbroje-
nj cd stop do glow, rozpoczeli
robote, gdy zatrzymali ich
strajkierzy. Davis przestrze.
gal ludzi, by sic ME mieszali i
szli swoja droga. Kiedy ME
chcieli tego uczynic, zaczeto
strzelac. Raniono dw6ch straj-
ker6w smiertelnie, a lG in
nych lei lub ciezej.
(Dok' la 4 tel str.)
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ma lokomotywe i zwr6cili sic
wprost przeciw pozarowi. Is
innych mezczyzn czescia sta4o
czescia leza}o ma otwartych
wagonach. Kiedy pociag zbli-
zy} sic ku pozarowi, goraco
by}o tax straszliwe i dym TAX
ME do zniesienia, ae wszyscy
usta sobie zatykali p}achtami.
[ sta}o sic, co STAG sic mu.
sia}o, a o czem maszynista ME
mysla} CORY: Straszliwe 60
raco oczywiscie szyny popa-
czy}o. Maszynista, azeby czem
PREDICT przebyG morze ognia,
otworzy} wszystkie wentyle:
nagle pociag sic zachwia},
przewr6ci}, j wszyscy W p}o-
mieniach sic pograzyli.
Me da sic opisac nastepuja-
ca scena, i szczeg6}y tez dok}a-
dnie ME moga bye wiadome.
Ma POI oslepieni ludzie starali
sic czem PREDICT wydostac ma
miejsce wolniejsze, skoroby je
mogli osiagnac; inni stracili cd
razu przytomnosc, ;nni, jeszcze
nieszczesliwsi przytrzymanilu lub
przygnieceni palacym sic wa
gonem, powoli sic palili.
Mkt bez uszkodzenia ME u.
szed}. Dyrektor ruchu kolei
Sinnemahoning Valley, kt6re-
go zw}oki p6zniej znaleziono,
prawdopodobnie W ostatni ten
straszny spos6b zgina}; E in
nych os6b r6wniez zosta}o "a
bitych, 80 bardzo ciezko, moze
smiertelnie poparzonych, o Z
ME ma zadnej wiesci.
Pdzniejsze wiadomosci Au.
stin potwierdzaja tylko po-
wyzsze szczeg6}y. Nazwisk
nieszczesliwych jeszcze ME mo-
zna sprawdzic.
Dotychczas pozar poch}ona}'
- mil lasu i niepodobna pre-.
widziec, kiedy sic sko6czy:
trivia juz 4S godzin.
Grand Rapids, MicA., 1 maja.
Lasy oko}o jeziora Deer, o.
ko}o 100 mil stad, pala sic.
Olbrzymi sk}ad drzewa frmy
Ousterhou & Foy, W ktorym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-12
Wfochy.
Londwa, u maja.

OJV3
Rzymski sprawozdawca
,,Standasdu" zosta} urzedownie
zawezwany, aby odwo}a} spra-
wozdanie, jakoby Rad w}oski
zamysla1 przed}ozyc sprawe
Nowo Orlea1ska pod rozsadze-
ME mocarstw europejsklch.
Rgyna, II maja.
Pewien Amerykanin zapisem
bezimiennym przeznaczy} kwo-
te $4,000 ma eel poprawienia
szkody wyrzadzonej skutkiem
explozyi ma Pozzo Pantaleo W
Watykanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-12
Francya.
Paqy5, II maja.

Przyw6dzcy anarchist6w,
kt6rzy W dniu l maja prowa-
dill taka zacieta b6jke poll
cyq i wojskiem W Clinchy,
gdzie 4 policyantow zosta1o
ciezko rannych, uszli do Lon
dynu, ukrywajac sic dotych-
czas W Paryzu. Pomimo wszel-
kich Eposzukiwa1 policy, ME
mozna by1o ich schwycic.
Hiszpania.
Modryt, Ii maja.
Dppesze Lizbony d"n"sza
o wybuchu gwa}towneyo rzr-
sllenia W caiej Portuga]i'.
Rosya.
Petersburg, | maja.
,,Nowoie Wremi4" " spra-
vie projektowanego cofn'ecIa
sic Rotsyldow~kiego s,yndyka-
tu Cd novel rosyjskiej ply
c4ki, powiada, ze ME powinno
sic pozwolic zydom prowadze,
MIA lichwy, i re powinn; oni
bye wykluczeni re wszystkich
interes6w. Przez to ME beda
oni W stanie wzbogacic sic, i
uzyskac takie znaczenie, kt6re-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-12
Wielka Brytania.

L0ndyn, II maja.
correspondent petersburgski
Chronicle" powiada:
Rad rosyiski oswiadczy}
Rotszyldowi, re polityka cara
w sprawie zydowskiej ME ma
mic wsp6lnego ministrem fl,
nansow i re Rotszyldowie ME
maja prawa mieszaG sic do
wewnetrznej polityki Rosyi.
Mysla tutaj, ze przez to pogor-
sly sic tylko po}ozenie zyd6w,
i zaszkodzi Rotszyldowskim
interesom W kopalniach rafty
ma Kaukazie. Car da} rozkaz
zydowskiemu bankierowi, ba-
ronowi Ginsburgowi, opuszcze-
MIA Petersburga zamkniecia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-12
Londym, II maja.

W przedniej czesci okretu
,,Tancarville" wybuch}a dzi-
siaj straszna eksplozya. Paro-
wiec znajdywa} sic W Newport
W celu naprawy. Wiele os6b,
zajetych ma parowcu, zosta}o
zabitych, wiele innych pora-
nionych. Parowiec poni6s}
wielkie uszkodzeuia skutkiem
eksplozyi. Me podlega wat
pliwosci, re eksplozya nastapi-
Ia przez nagromadzenie sic ga.
z6w, kt6re sic zawsze W vie
kszej lub mniejszej liczbie gro
NADIA pod pok1adem okret6w,
przeznaczonych do transportu
oleju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-12
by rosyjjskiemu narodowi szko-
de przyniesc mog}o.
Wfochy.
Rgym, II maja.

"'1
Konsul w}oski W Nowym
Orleanie, Corte, zosta} powo}a-
ny do kraju, ably zdaG rzadowi
w}oskiemu dok}adne sprawo.
zdanie o wypadkach zasz}ych
Cd czasu zamordowania szefa
policyjnego Hennesey. Vice
konsul Poma Z Nowego Yor-
ku, ma go przez ten czas "a
stepowac.
BeIgia.
B7ykse5a, II maja.
Strajk W powiecie Charleroi
przybiera wieksze rozmiary.
Dzisiaj,zastrajj kowali robotnicy
LEARN zelaznych. Wie}e LEARN
zelaznych przesta}o funkcyono-
wac powodu braku materya}u
palnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-12

interesu, poniewaz tenze chcla}
ofarowaG million rubli mini
strowi spraw wewnetrznych ma
cele dobroczynne, i tym sposo-
bem sklonic ministra do }ago-
dniejszego obchodzenia sic z
zydami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-12
Meksyk.
MepicO, II maja.

Minister spraw zewne-
trzuych, Mariscal powiada, re
juz poczyniono wszystkie po-
trzebne kroki, ze gdy parowiec
Italia" zawinie do zatoki
meksykaGskiej, ME bedzie mu
pozwolonem wyladowac. Do
zwola mu wszakze zakupic
ma}y zapas zywnosci, ale nie
wegla. Rad jest zdecydowa-
ny, jak powiada minister,
mice baczne oko na ugode Z
Chill, / ME pozwolq ma schro-
nienie sic zadnego powsta6ca.
AustrO-W Wegry.
Buda : Pest, II maja.
Jeczmie6, OWES i zyto bar
do ncierpia}y skutkiem CORA
ca. Pszenica wyda przecietuie
dobre rezultaty.
Wielka Brytania.
Londyn, II Maja.
Gladstone zachorowaf ciez-
ko. Poszed1 wczoraj, jak zwy-
kle do koscio}a, i czu} sic zu-
pe}nie dobrze. Wieczorem je-
dnak dosta} febry. zona po-
s}a}a natychmiaSt po domowego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-12
Wtorek, dnia II Maja 1891 r.

lekarza, Sir A. Clark, kt6ry
powiedzia}, re stan zdrowia
Gladstone ME jest Wprawdzie
zatrwazajscy, ME pozwoli} mu
jednak przez jakis czas domu
wychodzic.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-10
The Onto Campaign.

TIE old GreenbackcrS are on top In
the Peoples party in Ohio and elsewhere.
It's natural. They are light and gaseous
enough to float on top almost anywhere
Cleveland Leader.
SENATOR SHERMAN says "the present
campaign is to be the Gettysburg Of dis
honest money" And as the | niol hosts
rolled back the minions of Lee on the
occasion OF the tioOd-tide of the rebcll-
ion, 20 will the voters of Ohio charge and
scatter the free-silvcr Democracy. y.-Ohio
State journal.
IT is the boast of the new party lead
nrs that they will be able TO throw at
least 10, 900 votes against the Republican
candidates for the Legislature in ohio,
and that they will certainly prevent the
electioI o. a Republican successor to
Senator sherman, Their sole aim is to
control tho Legislature or to make sure
that the Republicans do not control it -
Cincinnati Times-Star.
Il his address to the people Of Pom
eroy, Ohio, Ma or Mckinley was able to
make use of an argument that went
home with telling effect a large rol ing
mill was erected in POmeroy several
years ago, but for long time previous
to last October it had stood idle and
cmpty. When the VI kiniey law went
.nto effect it brought an immediate in
duStrial awakening to the town. The
TO ling mill was promptly set TO fk,
and it is now rum ng night and day
manufacturing cotton ties. 1t emD oy-
300 workmen at good wages, whore none
were employed before, and it furnishes
the means of comfortable support TO
/ 2O3 or / 800 DcrsOI.s New York Press
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-10
GIFTS FOR BABY FRANCES.
Golden Safety Pins and Silver Bath TuL
for Growers Pet

Golden Safety Pins and Silver Bath Tub
for Growers Pet.
New YORK, Oct. 6.-Since the advent
of Baby Frances Cleveland the expires
dents mail has increased so largely
at he might easily imagine himself in
presidential campaign. Candidate for
Governor Roswell i. Flower sent him
cordial note of congratulation to-day
and many were received by mail and
telegraph from other well-known peo-
pie in various parts of the coun-
try. 1t looks as if everybody
who enjoys the acquaintance of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland has sent a pres
ent for the baby. There are silver and
gold puff boxes, rare bits of lace, the
daintiest of silver cups, richly dressed
and appropriately inscribed rattles and
toys. and offers of the finest
trousseau that any human baby
ever had, and many other
varieties of ornaments and toys. One
of the servants said that over 100 pack
ages had been left at the house since
Saturday afternoon, and more We're COM
ing every hour. The offerings came
from every city in the East, and Buffalo,
Albany, Philadelphia, Boston, Wash
ington and New York friends sent gifts.
Among the presents received was a
beautifully finished cradle from Mrs.
Daniel Lamont Mrs. Chester Griswold
sent the baby dozen gold safety pins,
80 that the baby's tender skin may not
be scratched by accidentally com
ing into contact with rude
Waterbury pin of brass. A hand
some silver bath tub is another gift to
little Miss Cleveland. 1t is beautifully
chased, and is one of the finest pieces
of work ever turned out by the silver
smiths from whom it was ordered. Mrs.
Clarence Postley is credited with being
the giyer of the babv's tub.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-10
ENGLAND AFTER HAWAII.
Change in the Government of the Islant
at Hanl.


SAN Francisco, Cal, Oct. 6.-The
steamer Belgic brings most important
news from the Hawaiian kingdom. The
information is authentic, being pre-
pared by one of the leading citizens of
Honolulu.
Queen Liliuokalani is at the point of
death. Her physician has pronounced
her trouble organic disease of the heart
and her death may happen at any mo-
ment. The Queen has been advised of
the worst.
The death of the Queen will bring
about the most serious Of political COM
plicatlons, and already wire epullers are
at work to secure control of the islands
in the interest of England. Honolulu
newspapers dare not print one word of
what is transpiring, but the people are
in a great fever of excitement.
Americans i'll Honolulu will make
desperate attempt to prevent the islands
from falling into British control. The
father of the heir to the throne, who is
an Engiishman, will work to the inter
est of the British. Americans will
take any advantage of any lapse
OF Time 10 prevent 1TlOCeSS haluldul
from taking the throne. The natives
are IN sympathy with Americans and
want either republic with America, or
annexation with the United States.
The Hawaiians feel no loyalty toward
their native ruler, who has foreign
blood in her veins.
The situation is so critical that the
presence of two or three war ships
from the United States is an absolute
necessity. Queen Dowager kapiolan is
also dangerously i'll with paralysis, and
may die at any moment. The English
minister is the bosom friend and COM
panlon of Mr. Cleghorn, the father of
the heir to the throne, Princess kalu-
lani.
Americans have some knowledge of
what is to be done, and are taking pre-
cautions to organize and secure arms
sufficient TO protect their rights. The
general election is rapidly approaching
and excitement is at fever heat be-
tween rival political factions.
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the crier announcing "the honorable
judges of the circuit court of appeals of
the Seventh Judicial District" all pres
ent standing; then, when all were seated,
admonlshing those who had business
with the court to draw near and make
1t known, closing with the words: "God
save the United States and this honora-
BILE court" The oath was administered
by the clerk to the attorneys present
who were entitled to practice in the
court. The hearing of cases was then
begun.
There are nine courts of appeal simi-
lar to the one opened in Chicago to- day.
The others are located as follows: Bos-
ton, New York, Philadelphia, Charles
ton, New Orleans, Cincinnati, st. Louis
and San Francisco. With the excep-
ton, perhaps, of the court of New York,
1t is estimated that more important
cases and greater amount of business
Will come before this court than any 9TH
er of the courts of appeal. Only two
Judges have been appointed so far to
the new court-Judge Gresham and
Justice Harlan. The third judge will
be appointed when Congress meets.
Judge Blodgett is not one of the court,
as is commonly supposed. He was
called in to assist in the formation of it.
and may be called in again from time to
time, but he is not actually attached to
it. No additional salary Is granted
to the judges for the extra
work they perform. Nor is Judge
Gresham's court abolished during the
sessions of the court of appeals. The
object of the new court is to relieve the
supreme court, which is several years
behind in its docket. Oliver p Morton,
son of the governor of Indiana, is clerk
of the new court. For five years he has
been practicing law at Indianapolis.
He was educated at tale and Oxford
universities. The practice in this court
except iE so far as modified by the rules
adopted by the court, follows the prac-
tice of the United States supreme court
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-10
FORECLOSED THE MORTGAGE.
The 500 Water Power Company's Right
Of-Way in Chancery.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Oct. 5.-A
bill in chancery has been filed with
County Clerk Webster by Attorneys
Goff Il Cady, for Ames J. McClung.
trustee, against the st. Mary's Falls
Water Power Company. The bill fore
closes the mortgage on the company S
right-of-way bonds. The amount
claimed to be due is $46,-
5000, of which S2l 900 is held by the
three banks IN this city and the balance
by parties at La Crosse, Milwaukee
and Chicago. OF the S2l 900 the First
National has $4,000, 500 National 5000
and the 500 Savings Bank 5000. The
canal cannot be sold for one year. The
bondholders only want their money,
and as there has been default in the
interest, this was their only resort.
By this transaction the local
stockholders are shut out entirely, un-
less they can pay off the mortgage.
The company has one year for redemp-
tiop. This condition of affairs will not
prevent an English syndicate or any
other company from finishing the canal
If they have the money with which to
do IL
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-10
CHICAGO TUG BLOWN UP.
Seven Persons Killed and Eight Badly
Wounded.

CHCAGo, H., oct. "A boiler eXp!o-
sion aboard the steam tug c. ". Parker
killed seven persons and serlousI y IN
iured many others in the nelghborhood
of Archer Avenue bridge, on the south
Branch Of the river, about 1870 O'Clock
this afternoon. The tug {. W. lark ker,
with three other tugs, was engaged IN
attempting to tow the coal steamer ii. ;.
Pickands out of the draw of the bridge
when the explosion occurred. Three OF
the killed were employees OF the tug.
and their bodies have not yet been re-
covered The other persons killed We're
standing on the banks of the river, to
which a number of spectators had been
drawn to witness the removal OF the
steamer Pickands, which arrived Satur-
day from Buffalo with a cargo Of coal.
The vessel had run aground IN the
draw, and four tugs were putting forth
every effort to move II when one OF
them, the Parker, exploded.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-10
Roth Owners Missing

The Chrlsman Bank, which has for
years ranked among the solid financial
institutions of Edgar County, Illinois.
has failed. On the morning of the 18th
the bank failed TO open, but panic was
avoided by telegram from \. B.
>tandiford, the senior of the firm, dated
Chicago, saying that he had missed
connection and would be in ChriSmsn
that evening. The junior partner, ]. +.
Standiford, departed for the West over
two weeks ago. The next evening, as
neither had returned, proceedings were
instituted, and it became evident that
the worst had come. Among the heav-
lest losers are Bibo x Co., bankers, S22,-
coo: w I. Gilkey, Chrisman, $4,000:
Samuel kenton, $1,000, and Jesse
Lowther. 5000. There were also
small deposits, aggregating over S25. 900.
The liabilities are vsriously estimated at
from 5000 TO Sl50,oo0. The assets are
small