davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-05
THE ELECT AND DEFEATED.

Congratulations for Mckinley and Con-
dolence for Campbell.
CANTON. O., Nov. 5.-Major Mckinley
is quietly resting at the Hotel Hartford
in this city. Yesterday afternoon he re-
ceived advices from Chairman Hahn to
the effect that his plurality would not
fall short of $4,000 and that the legislature
would be Republican by upwards Of
thirty on joint ballot. Mckinley has
been flooded with congratulatory tele-
grams from all over the country. Among
those who sent messages were President
Harrison. Governor Campbell, J. Sloat
Fassett, Senator Sherman, Benjamin But
terworth, ex Governor Foraker, Secretary
Foster, and General Alger. The governor
elect will remain in Canton until inau-
guration day. Tonight he will address a
iollification meeting OF Republicans.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-05
The Randall Clubs Sympathy.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 5-The following
telegram was received by Governor Camp
bell from Pittsburg:
Accent our heartfelt sympathy, but we earn
estly hope this Is not your last effort. The
Democracy of the nation, although successful
otherwise, feel your defeat sorely. We heartily
congratulate you for the noble fight you have
waged for Democratic principles and earn
estly hope to he present at your Inauguration
to the highest office in the nation.
RANDALL CLUB.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-05
NearIv : clean sweep at chicaro.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Later returns from
the county election confirm former dis.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-05

.~vvOi an tno harionai proD,em yrruru uu1,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
Capt. Hart: A to ola czego?
Leon: 30 Ia Jestem Polaklem,
a on Jest }garzem.
(smiech W sail

Gdy County Attorney Than
zapytaf Leona, cay zna Grygle,
Leon cd owiehz'al, Re go INA
pod w'elu nazwi>kami, '.tore
stoSown'e i" potrzrhv zmieG9a.
Than: JAZZ z "a lego naz>v'-
ska?
Leon: Jakr s1ef Iw4azku pod
plsuje sic Franclszek Grygla-
s2e~skl, lako obywatel mlusta
Minneapolis podp;suje s,e
Frank GrEgla, w Chicago
podpisywaf sic Franex Cry
glas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

Grygla lu2 W Alasce! Maj
groznleJszy 2 naszych wrogow
sic zbli2a! odezwaf sic car do
swoich jeneratow. Ka2dy Z
jenerafow chwycif Ia rekojesc
szabll i sluchat W milczeniu a
ma zbladfe] twarzy cara osiadS
wyraz strachu zgrozy.-Co
robic? Co poczad?-pytal car
zaniepokoiony. Mamze sic
spotkaG 2 MIN oko W oko czy
zrzec sic tronu i uc'ekac? Dlu-
go trwafo. zanim ,enera1owie
mogli uspokoi6 cara, zaulm 90
p7zekonaG mogli, lie Grygla.
TO tylko, zarozDmnia1y blachar-
czyk, nadrabia]acy NINA, ME
lacy geha, a w sercu tchorz
zmykajq cy pred ges'a (gl6sny
smlech w sail sqdoweD.
,,Connt Grygla" mdwii
dalej adwokat, ito czlowle&
bea ambicyj. " geb;e ma goo,
lale piersl, Il W kieszeri ma
pieniadze wy1udzone Oh roia-
Now. 'Dfuznym on jest menu
Sllentowi Leonowi kilkanascle
doiarow, ktore Cd niego wy
lu1z:1,-d}uznym on jest dz,e-
sie6 dularow PAM Heilpern "a
rzeczy, ktore dniu wyprze-
da2y kupif, a ME zapfacii-
naciaga on ka2dego rodaka. 2
ktorym mby SIZE zaprzyjazni.
..klamaf Gryg|a, gdy mow,l
q reDorterem, De byi zesiany
IA Sybir, ie ztamtad ucieki.
Grygla urodzit sic i mieszkaf
W Krakowie, tej czesci Pol
SKI, ktora do Auslryi nalezy.
Tax jak car nlema prawa
aresztowaG obywatela Stanow
Zjednoczonych,-ta tel me-
ma prawa aresztowac obywa
tela Austryi. Grygla, to tgarz
i blag'er, and-no sane person
can be!leue such mum dodaf
adwokat z usmiechem.
| W ten sposob sfawny ad-
wokat Capt. Hart jezdzi1 20
Grygli przez Gala godzlne, a
GrygIa stat oparty 0 koml-
mex, blady ]ak trup, pod
szyderczym wzroklem wszyst-
k1ch obecnych proslf Boga, by
mu pozwolif re wstydu pod
ziemie sic schowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
Sprawl HeiIperna.

Wyjatek z mowy adwokata
Capt. I. B. Hart. obroncy
Heilperna, mlanei ma pos1e-
dzeniu sadowem W 4. II Lu-
tego 1891 r. W sadzie w
Minneapolis,
...,,A teraz, S~edzlowie,
przechodze do s~wladectwa
Grygli. Pytam was otwarcie,
czy ktorykolwiek Z was chciai-
by bye sadzonym na zasadzle
swiadectwa takiego jak on
czlowieka, o podwojnei twa
rzy, o watpllwym cha~ratterle.
On tuta) Iako swladek przy-
znat,
BE k1amaf, gdy do niego
Whitman przyszed1,
he ktama}, gay reporterzy
go sic pytall,
De kiamaf, gdy Szajnert 60
wypYtywaf,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
URYWKI
re sprawy Hellperma.
[Grygla jake swiadek] |.

[Grygla jake swiadek].
Adw. Hart: Frank! Gdy Leo
4, spowladaf sic pred Panem,
czyscle byli wowczas re so
ba W przyjaznl?
Grygla:: Chclaiem mu dopo-
modZ 80.
Adw. Hart: Mnle)sza 0 TO-,
GAYS mu chciat %dopomodS
czy ME. Odpowiedz, czyscie
byli wowcsas re SODA W
przyjazni, czy ME?
G,ygla: Bylismy W przyjazni,
Adw. Hart: A teraz go Pan
zdradzasz?
Grygza: ia tyIko movie praw-
de.
Adw. Hart: Vice odgrywales
role detektywa wzgledem
nlego?
GrygZa: Bye moze.
Adw. Hart: Frank! vice to ty
bYies tym moskiewskim
szpiegiem!
(Grygla zarumienlony, "a
perzony. Smlech ogolny W
sali).
Capt. Hart. Frank! gdzie sic
Pan urodzlfes?
Gryglo:: W Krakowle, W Pol
see.
Capt. Hart: Vice Leon Jest
Panskim ziomkiem?
GyygZo:: Me, on ME Jest moim
zlomkiem.
Capt. Hart; A to Ola czego:
G7ygIa: Be ia ieslem polak!em
On lest zydem.
Adm. Lo"gbrahe: Nov, stop
Grygla! you ought to know
better how to behave your
self. l thought YOU are IN
telligent!
o. icon ak W d G k)
Capt. Hart: Leo! gdzies sic
Pan rodzil?
Leon; W Warszawie, W Polsce,
Capt art: Wee Grygla jest
Panslum Zlomkiem?
Leon: Me, on ME Jest moim
zlomklem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
XE LWOWA

Pred dwoma laty wyswiecony
ks. Stachurskl 2 Sambora poszedf
ma polowanle W towarzystwie Kill
ku amator6w myslistwa i przez
nieuwage utracli zycle ma mieJscu.
Wziety "a zwierzyne. dostaf ciezki
postrzaf padajac bez ducha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
SWiatla / Cienie.

W lednym Z numer6w Zgody
zdyballsmY sic 2 krytyka z przed-
stawlenla amatorsk1ego, Tow.
Nowe Zycie. Towarzystwo to ma
pierwszy sw6j wystep publiczny
wybrafo sztuke pod tytuiem N /.
hllisci czyli mordo W a
ME cara Aiexan d I q
krytyk zupe!nie s}uszn1e do
wodzl Towarzystwu, re g}upstwo
popefni}o, przedstawiajac taxa
sztuke, ktora ME ma najmnie]szej
spoini z historya naszego narodu,
ME bedzle Z MA nigdy takiej
tacznosci, W jakiej by jq mleG
chcieli niekt6rzy. ktorym sic W
g}owach pr~zewrocl1o.
Ale, lie praktyka uczy,
krytyk "a sfabo, a wzglednle ME
dosyc dosadnie wskaza} giupstwo,
azeby ciasne g}owy, Il do tego
Jeszcze l z]awroconej ideami utwo-
rzenia nowego porzadku swiata,
mogly je zrozumiec.
Omawiajac sama sztuke, kry-
tyk pow1ada, re autor byl sam
nihillsta. Him! ia bym watpi1.
30 gdyby MIN by4, by}by nlm z
powo}anla, jake TAXI ~przejety idea
,,nlhiljzmu," Gale ME ,,nlhllizmu"
W prawdzlwem znaczenlu tego
s}owa, tvlko takiego, jakim byf W
RosyD, a ]ako czysty ,,nlhilista"
lie apoteozowaiby faktu, kt6ry ma
kartach ,,nihlllzmus' pozostawia
plane.
Prawdziwy ,,nihilista" ME
uwlelbia mordu spefnlonego ma
Alexandra II, przyjmuJe go jake
smutny fakt, kt6ry zrodzl}y oko-
%licznosci ! bleg wypadkow.
Autor vice owej niby TRACE
dyi ME m6gf bye ,,nigdy" dobrym
i prawdziwym ,;nlhllista." M6gf
nalezet do partyi, ale tax dfugo,
dop6ki ME przekona} sic, re partya
ia ME zosta1a powo}ana do zycia,
azeby stwcrzyc ,,anarchja," owszem
pragnie rzadu u, ale rzadu
ME samowfadczego, tylko konsty-
tucyjnego, a jake TAXA moze bye
c h W | o zmuszon2 popefniac
zbrodnie, ale ME stawia sobie te-
| 90 "a eel i ME uznaje "a do
bre.
3azda tworzaca sic partya,
W clagu swego istnienia wyrabia
sobie move SHY, dobiera nowych
czfonk6w etc, Nlemozebnem Jest
prawie, a szszczeg6lnlej W partyach,
kt6re istnieja pokryjomu Tub
przeciw istniej2cemu prawu, lis
trzedz tez partyje cd naleciafos-
ci z}ych, niepotrzebnych, ktore Z
czasem wyrosn& tax, re zmienia
zupelnle klerunek i eel plerwotny
zawiazanego towarzystwa.
TAX sic sta4o i Z ,,nlhillstami"
rosyjskiml. Ludzie dobrei wolf i
przejecl prawdziwa mi}oscia swe,j
O~iczYzny, zapragnel, ola teize
swob6d, posladanych przcz niue
narody, chcieli zburzyc ten mur
chlhski, kt6ry bronl cy~wilizacyji
europejskIej przystepu do Rosy.
A re W Rosy nlkomu ME wolno
bye n1ezad colony m, pod
kara wypedzenia M Sybir, przeto
&muszonymi 5yli CT, kt6rzy chcleli
swe ldeje W nardd wpoic nar6d
oSwleclc q przez to przyHrowadzlG
90 do samopOznania i zaprotostO-
wanna prlcciw sromotneJ niewoli,
kryG Sic ! dzlafaG W tajemnlcy, W
sk~rytoscl. Jednakze Swat a szcze.
g0lnic dzienniki i rozmaitego 70.
d2alu pi$ma musiaIy w~vwletrzyc
ten nowy prad, a ME mog2c do
slegnat dina l ujrzec prawdziwego
celu i zadania, a r6wnicz wycho.
d22c 2 tego pnnktu, re W taklem
paistwie iak Rosyja, W kt6rem
panuje rad czysto samowiadczy,
kraiicowy, ME moze sic wyrodzit
opozycla legaIna Tub posrednia,
' lecz rdwniez krahcowa, osqdzill, re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

Toroy1i. Pokaza}o sic, re misty
tut bankowy p. M. Weinschenka,
kt6ry tax nagle umarf W Bydgosz-
czY W hotelu, ma znaczny niedo-
Dor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

ktdra ma intencyje nibyto socyali-
styczne a take chcia1aby pod
rozumnem kicrownlctwem wielce
oswleconego redaktora bye pismem
broniacem robotnlka j tegoz in
teresow. Zadanie swietne, eel
wspanlafy a wykonanie? co nal
mnieJ gfupie. Przedewszystkiem, o
lie rom aitych artykul6w sadzlc
MONA, tax redaktor, jak kilku
q jego pomocnikow- correspondent.
tow, wvchodza 2 tego punktu re
zbawlenie robotnika zaleznem Jest
cd socyalizmu, i o MIN plota, a
pc drugie redaktor sadzi, re wy
pefnla w zupefnosci swe zadanie,
umleszcsaja &C W kazdym numerze
kilka wyzwisk ma kapitallst6w,
policyje porzadek obecny.
Q lie sadzlc MONA 20 do.
tychczasowem AM reuaktor, AMI
-
ME rozumieja socyalizmu, a Jesz-
cze mniej interes6w robotnika, a
przeto daleko wleceJ dobrego by
uczynili siedzac cicho, anizeli
gfosza, cos, czego sami niepojmu-
ja.
Robotnlk W swej wojnie 2 ka-
plta}em potrzebuje wsparcia i
%potrzebuje wskaz6wek, ale wska-
zowki dajacy powlnien bye
przedewszystkiem o dobroci i
trwafosci wskaz6wek przez sic
%dawanych przekonanym, rowi-
MEN byc,o lie MONA, bezlnteresow.
nym, a w6wczas moze poprowadzic
/ moze dac dobra i zbawienna dy-
rektywe.
Okrzyki ,,precz kapitatem"
,Smlerc po]lcyjl" ,,usuhmy pra-
wo" etc. wszystko to SO tylko wy
kwity chetkl }owlen,a ryb W met
nej wodzie.
Jak d}ugo robotnik ME przyj-
die do przekonanla, re kapita}
tylllo kapita}em zwyciezyc, jak
kiln klinem wybiG MONA, tax d}u-
go bedzie walczyf bezskutecznie i
zawsze re swa wfasna strata! Wick
XIX a szczegoln1e drnga polowe
MONA nazwac wiekiem stra]kow,
ale przypatrzmy sig tym wszyst.
kim straikom, pol,czmy i pred
stawmy sobie cyfry pred oczy,
a z%obaczymy fakt, kt6ry ostudzl
W zy}ach chetke do dalszej bezo-
wocne; walk, Walk samob6j-
czej.
CT wszyscy, kt6rzy robotnika
pchaja do straJku, i robotnicy,
ktdrzy strajkuja zapomina]a, o tenn,
re jezeli w koncu uda sic mu
przeprowadzic swe zadania, te
otrzymana nadwyzke dotychczaso-
wei p}acy, zwrdclc musza, jezeli
ME tym samym kapitalistom, to
drugim, pfacac "a wyrabiany
przez sic towar drozej iak pred.
tenn. Nlejeden z robotnlkow pra-
cnje we fachu taKim, kt6ry W jego
zyciu ME odgrywa zadnej roll, i
sa}dzl, re przez strajk
mic ME straci, DO tego to-
waru on ME kupl. Ale zapomina O
TEN, re %podrozen1e jednego iowa
III, pociaga zaraz podniesienie cen
ma drugich, DO wszystkie prawie
artyku}y handful So W spoini bez
hub posrednio, a przez te spojnle i
drugle, inne temu robotnikowi
%potrzebne artyku}y, staja sic
drozsze ia n~adwyzka otrzymana
czasami strata kilka t%ygodniowei
piracy, idzie ma wyr6wnanie ceny
poprzedniej Z terazniejsz2.
TAX wiec, jak widzlmy, %straj-
klein robotnik mic ME zrobi q "a
szkodzi zawsze tylko soblc; to
rdwniez daje nam wiecej prawa
/ podstaw do twicrdzenia, ze kapi-
tai tYlko k~apitaiem zwyc1ezyc
MONA. Nasuwa sic tn pytanle:
nzk2d wzi2St ten kapitaf potrzebny
do waikiki" Me jcstto rzecza TAX
trudna. obllczmy tylko. DIS IA
ktadaja lozmaitc unie, kt6rych
gfoszonYm celcm b~ronienie spraw
roh0tnika i w~sp'eranlc tegoz W
ann a~ d. A.. H.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

PAM Wil]mau,
lie ktamaf zawsze i wszedzla
i lie tylko pod przysiegq psaw-
de mowi.
,,Grygla zeznawa1, 2e Leo
pred MIN sic spowladaf, ze
Leo pow;vdziai mt, u prze-
niewlerzyl try tyslace dolarow.
W kilka chwll poteA:, na tenn
samem krzesle jake swladek
zeznawal, zenie we "a C,
zkad Leo what pleuiad4e Tia
kupno domu | urzadzenla, po-
sadzal GO, IL jest rossvIskim
szpieg1em i he cd cara mo-
skiewskiego poblera pensya,
by pilnowaf jego, Grygle, tego
,trasznego wroga Rosy. Pro-
SIZE was rozwazcle dobr2e, jesll
Grygla NE Wle1Zlal, Zkad Leo
ma pleniadze, wee Leo ME
mogl sic pred MN spo-
wladac.
wv TEN mie]scu adwokat
Hart podaf leszcze kllkn prey
kfadow, dowodzscych, BE Cry
gla jest zawofanym }garzem |
W te nastepnie odezwal sic
siowa):
"A teraz, Sedziouie, PREY
siuchajmy sic kilka CHI vii tel
shawnee teoryJ o rusklm szple
gu, zmyslonej przez tego
proznego lekkomyslnego
czfow;eka, ktory mys'l, Re gdy
sic uapuszy jak paw, lub "a
rumieni iak iudyk, ka2dy W
jego wlelkos6 uwierzy. Sedzio-
vie, movie o hrabiu Grygli
Count Grygla). 0! DO On j
hrabla sic nazywa, choc'az MN
n1gdy ME byi l nie jest. W
Europe byf on sobie prostym
blacharczyklem, a II mas tutaj
jest on sobie teglm blacha-
rem. W Europe lutowaf
rqdle drutowat garnkl, "a
mas lutuje rynny i kladzle
blaszane dachowki. Wlelki
Count Grygla! Straszny wrog
cara! Widzimy 60 eodAIenn,e,
chodzacego pc dachach, cze
muzby vice ME mai go tam
wldzlec car? a car me- potez-
ne piersi, car dmuchnie, Cry
gla spadnie z dachu. Rosya
ocalona, car zbawiony, grozba
woiny zuika, Europa spoko3-
nal"
ALE co pravda, Sedziowie,
to prawda. Jake szef Zwlazku
P~olsklego jest on grozaym ola
cara. Wyobrazam sobie hrabie-
go Grygle, jak ma czele osmna-
stu zwiazkowych polakow ma
~szeruje ma RosYe. Ka2dy z
Mich ma ze SODA buteleczke
whisky, scyzoryk Gala pos.ra-
chu) i pol dolara W kieszeni,
jesll z MIN sekretarz Zwiazku
wpierw do Kanady ME czmych
nal
Il W ten miejscu sdwokat
Hart dokiadnie Sedziow OBJ
j%asnif, jak to Leo wykryl SEA
cherki w Zw1azku, jak seire-
tarz Morgenstern do Kanady
z funduszam czmychnal, lax
Count Grygla zaprzysiegl zem-
ste Leonown, i jak obecnle
mscl sic ma nim).
,,PrzemysIlwaS on, przemy
sliwa1 Count Grygla, ktorq
droge ma wybrac, pc jakiej
drodze uaibezplecznlej mu be
die ~wysunaG armle zwiazko,
wych polakow znlenacka ma
Rosye uderzyc i cara wziac W
niewole. Mocarstwa Europel-
sIie dow!edzia~s zy sic o tych
zamiarach, wyslaiy nadzwy
czajnych posl6w d. Count
GrygIl Z prosba, BY swojq
strasznq anna osmuastu
zwiagNowych zIozona ME ma
Jezdzat ich KRAKOW, ME nlsz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
Ko$cierzyna. X. dziekan

Ko$ciersyna. X. dziekan lie.
Knast ma sic nieco lepieJ. Sci
mix %powlatowy 2Sgo stycznla po-
stanowlf dac bezp}atnie gruut pod
kolej towsko-gostomsko-koscie
ska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
" PrQuS POlskichx

w Zakrzewie umar} W SO roku
zycia S. p. Stanis}aw Paw}owskl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

w Dziemianach, pod Koscie-
rzyna, umart nauczyciel Antonl
Wronski.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-09
SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

She was quite small, while he was tall;
As Jack lie was known to fame,
And people said when they were wed,
High, low, Jack anu the game.
York HnrQ11
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-09
TAX COLLECTIONS.
Mr.. O'Brien Not at All Pleased with the
Installment Plan.

Mr.. O'Brien Not at All Pleased with the
Installment Plan.
Tax Collector O'Brien does not think that
the new law passed by the Legislature for
the payment of taxes in two installments is
constitutional, because it discriminates be-
tween taxpayers. 1t only requires the rail-
road corporations TO pay taxes once year,
and in case of delinquency the penalty is
only 8 per cent, while the other property
owners must pay twice a year, and, in case
of delinquency on both payments, suffer a
penalty If 20 per cent.
Mr.. O'l}ren is not at all pleased with the
new law. Its application to this city, as
originally proposed, is wholly impractical
Bile, hence it had to be amended, and, even
as passed, it will make the system of col
lectng taxes very cumbersome and expen-
siye. 1t will require double work for the
Tax Collectors department and make his
office EXPENSES $1,000 where they are nav
only S35,0 a year.
Even this could be overlooked il the in
stallment plan offered any material advan-
tages or benefits whatever to the taxpayers
In this city, The new law Will not 90 into
effect until the next fiscal year, and Mr..
O'Brien will, of course. fit out his Office in
accordance with its pro visions,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-09
THE SUBJECT CHANGED.
PIONEER KINDERGARTEN.

Celebration OF FroebeFs Birthday at
Sutro Heights.
Next Saturday will witness the joyful
gathering of the 800 little ones. teachers and
Board of Directors representing the Pioneer
kindergarten OF this city at Sutro Heights
to commemorate the birth of Froebel, the
great pedagogue and founder of the present
system Of kindergarten training. Upon two
previous occasions Mr.. Ad0lph Su;ro has
generously and unnesitatingly thrown open
his beautiful and artistic grounds fer simi-
lar charitable purpose, thereby Teapng the
earnest gratitude of the Institutions man
ayers and the best affection OF the children,
whose eyes have never dWelt before on the
wonders TO be seen there.
Between IL O'Clock In the morning and
noon the children assembled will participate
in games accompanied by songs. The little
ones have been carefully drilled by young
and competent teachers. This will be fol-
lowed by an excellent lunch set on num-
Der of tables tastefuily decorated with flow
ers and leaves, and before each little one
will be set goodies so dear to the heart OF a
child. An open-air concert will add to the
attractions offered visitors, who will be
charged small fee, only % cents. The
Pioneer kindergarten, as the name indi-
Gates, was the forerunner of ali similar
institutions in this city. Three independent
schools, situated in the most poverty
stricken districts of the town, have become
attractive nurseries where good training and
gentle example point out to neglected waits
the merits Of physical cleanliness and moral
duty.
The officers of the institution are: Mr..
NJ. II. Hecht, Honorary President; Mrs.
David Bixler, President; Mrs. n. ID. Ride
out First Vice President; Mrs. Louis f.
Monteagle, Second Vice President; Mrs.
James Speers, Third President; Mrs.
NJ. S. Greeneba UNI, Treasurer; Miss VOL
weber, Corresp ending Secretary, and Mrs.
Alfred Shaw Moore, Recording Secretary.
The charity is maintained by voluntary
subscription. The ladies, while thanking
those who have assisted them in the past,
make another appeal on behalf of the little
ones who are under their ministering care.
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Judge Trout Yesterday ordered that
Woon Tsun should remain in the care of
Miss Culbertson Of the Presbyterian Chinese
Mission, with whom the father of the little
girl. who left California six years ago, de-
sired she should remain. He denied the
petitions of two Chinese hays, May Sing
ami Cum Nah, for the custody of the girl,
evidently with an immoral purpose in view.
In rendering his decision Judge Trout said
that the management of the Mission Home
is excellent, and that Chinese children who
are admitted there are very fortunate.
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UnIaundried Articles of Attire.

About i've days ago a fire occurred in a
Chinese laundry on Pacific street, near
Kearny, and the owner has since been miss
ing, diligent search failing to discover his
whereabouts The contents of the laundry,
which were not improved by their contact
with fire and water, were removed. 10 the
headquarters of the Fire Patrol, On Jessie
street, to be reclaimed by their owners, and
during the past few days Captain White
and the men Of the patrol have had no easy
their claimants
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-09

AA4oHi 4S't JAN anu 80
He-I met your father last night for the
first time. She-HOw did he strike you?
Just he the rest Of the boys. He wanted
S5."-Detroit Free Press.
Guest-Waiter! this is no sort OF an egg
to give a customer. Smell it, Waiter-Beg
pardon, sir, but those eggs are 10 be eaten,
not smelt.-Fliegende blatter.
Miss Millon-But, Mr. Marlgold, I could
never lie party 10 il marriage for money.
Marigold-Do not be alarmed, Miss Million.
! really haven't cent to my name.-Mun-
sey's Weekly.
Stars and Comets.-A great many theat-
rical stars should rather be termed comets,
inasmuch as they glide over the dramatic
sky once and then are seen no more.-Phll-
adelphia Times.
Mrs. Bingo-Taere! l knew it. Those
moths have got at your dress suit and eaten
a hole right through your pocket. Mr..
Bingo-They must be female moths.-Cloth-
Ter and Furnisher.
"But, DOCTOR" remarked the patient,
"you told me to avoid all great emotion or
might be fatal" Then why did you pre-
sent your bill yesterday" - Fliegende
Batter.
Sergeant, Drilling the New Recruits.--Now,
boys, wien you put your guns to your shout
ders You must stand firm, immovable; so
immovable that sign-post staggers like
drunken civilian compared with you.-Flie-
gende Blatter.
"Oyez! Oyer! oyezr' shouted the annoy
ing little brother, as he stuck his head into
the parlor. what do you mean by such a
noise?" asked his sister. Yer Teller. John
Jaykins, is coming down the front walk,
and the court is now in session. "-Washing-
ton Post.
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VERY AMUSING 10 HIN.
Complaint Made for the Arrest of Hall
and His Son for Battery.

Complaint Made for the Arrest of Hall
and His Son for Battery.
Yesterday morning John McArville, the
young engineer who was engaged to marry
Ida Shaddock, who. while travelling 10 Port
Costa, died suddenly from the effects OF an
unlawful operation, yesterday made oath to
a complaint for the arrest OF DR.. ). ii. Hal
and his son for battery.
The two medicos enticed him to the office
of Hall ST., and then proceeded to pun
mel him for his activity in connection with
the Shaddork Investigation. Chief Crowley
is positive that DR.. Hall committed the
crime which caused the unfortunate girls
death, and states that Hall is rejoicing in
the free advertisement which the inyestiga-
ton is giving his business.
Detective Rogers is still engaged in col.
lecting evidence which will incriminate Hall
on more serious charge, but the suspected
pretendS TO laugh at the officers, who he is
confident will be unable to prove his con,
necton with the operation.
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Mrs. Bingo-Taere! l knew it. Those
moths have got at your dress suit and eaten
a hole right through your pocket. Mr..
Bingo-They must be female moths.-Cloth-
Ter and Eurnisner
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-09

The funeral of the late DR.. Charles d.
Toland took place yesterday afternoon from
the family residence on Pacific Heights.
The Episcopal burial service was read at
the house by the Rev. E. j. Lion of St.
Stephens Church. After the ceremony the
funeral cortege started for Laurel Hill Gem
etery, where the remains were placed In the
family vault. The pall-bearers were: SAM
uel Miller. Lyman Bridges, j. j. McCue,
Samuel Priest, DR.. j. NJ. Siirms and Colonel
q It naIaU
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