davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22
ZOSAD POLSKICH w AMERYCE.

w kopalni wegla Hill Hollow W
okolicy Kingston poiski gornik J6-
zef Stawihski zostaf zabity przez wa
gon nape}niony weglami, kt6ry
przycisnat 60 do sciany i zrduzgota}
ca}e cia}o.
w stanie Kentucky by{y wybory
W poniedziafek. Brown (dem.) dosta}
l44, ,16S g}osow; Wood (rep.) 49,,
OS7; Erwin Qudowy) 25,631; Harris
(proh.) 1921. Ia poprawka konsty-
tuoji glosowa}o 2l2,a20, przeciw r.,
5S1.
w Dunkirku ME ma proboszcza,
vice rozmaite ssduchowne" osoby
zjezdzaja sic tam ma kolekty. Uwa-
zajcie, dunkirczanie, azeby zydzi
ME przebierali sic "a ksiezy lub ja-
kie kobiety "a 'ssiostry." Ostr6znos6
ME zawadzi.
w kopalniach wegla pod Middle
borough, W Kentucky, przysz}o do
krwawego starcia pon,iedzy g6rni.
kami bia}ymi czarnymi. Rozjatrze-
ME bia}ych g6rnik6w jest tax wiel-
kie, ze moze mie6 ola murzynow fa-
talne nastepstwa. W}asciciele kopal-
nj wezwali pomocy w}adzy.
sekretarz Zjed., pod opieka Matki
Boskiej Czestochowskiej, 0. Gro
chowski, og}asza urzedownie, ze
Konstanty Susralski ME ukradi ami
centa kasy tego Towarzystwa. Fa}-
szywa pog}oske puscif W SWAT
Dzienaik Chicagoshi, wskutek roz-
porzadzenia O. W,ncentego, kt6ry
prcwadzi konkurencje W byznesie
"Zjednoczeh."
w Dunkirku rozpoczeto bruko-
wac g}6wn:ejsze ulice. Prace wyda-
10 missto prywatnemu kontraktoro-
wi, kt6ry obieca}, ze robotnikom be-
die p}aci} po $3.50. Teraz kontrak-
tor p4aci tyllio $l.35 dunkirczanie
pracowa6 ME chca, wiec kontraktor
sprowadza w}ochow i wegrow Pitt.
sburga do tel piracy. Zanosi sic ma
to, ze obywatele z Dunkirku uzbroja
sic w pa4ki ''szkab6w" wypedza z
miasta. Dobrze by zrobili.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22
z LAKEGO SW'TA.
OSTATNIE WIADONOSCI o BUNCIE
CHINCZYK0W.
Pewna czesc szlachty chinskiej uprzy.
krzyfa sobie rodzine cesarska "a.
czyna rewolucje cd podburzania
fanatycznegO ludu M niewinnych
chrzescjan.

Ruch w Chinach przeciwko Euro
pejczykom / chrzesciahstwu ME u
stale, trivia juz Cd poczatku maja.
Posfowie W Pekinie ma wsp6lnej ma
radzie wystosowali do Tsung-li.Ja-
menu nowy memorial, wo}ajacy o
wieksza sprezystost W usmierzaniu
rozruch6w, majacych charakter re-
wolucji nietylko narodowo rasowej,
ale podobno i politycznej. w maj
nowszej nocie ma te ostatnla strone
wybuchu dyplomacja europejska
zwr6ci}a jakoby uwage rzadu Pan
silva Niebieskiego. 'Lloyd wschod-
nio-azjatycki'' W Szanghaju podtrzy
mule te teze moca niewzruszonego
przekonania. Wed}ug niego posp6l-
stwo, rzucajace sic t&umnie ma Euro
pejczyk6w, jako cudzoziemcow i
chrzescian, zostaje pod kierunkie n
tajemnego sprzysiezenia polityczne-
60, kt6re chce tylko pok@ocic Rad z
Europa, k}6tni, k}opotow os}abie-
MIA jego przez to skorzystac rozro-
czat ma dobre rewolucje dla strace-
MIA dynastji papujacej cd r. 1914, a
nienawidzonej szczeg6lniej ma po-
}udniu Cesarstwa Chihskiego, gdzie
ME zapomniano jeszcze Mingach,
narodowych w}adcach paistwa po-
}udniowego W epoce najazd6w ma
Chiny po}uocne. Pierwsza iskra po-
zaru wypad}a ogromnego, krocie
cz&onk6w liczacego stowarzyszenia
Kolao, ktorego dazenia JAYNE osnu-
wa}y sic oko{o czyn6w mi}osierdzia,
zachecajac nawet Europejczyk6w
do uczestnictwa. Osobliwszeby to
by{o mi&osierdzie, burzace domy i
swiatynie misjonarzy chrzescjah-
skich. Wed{ug korespondencji z
Szanghaju do londyhskiej AAg.Corr.
ko.ao So spadkobiercami idei pow
stania, kt6re trwa}o przez lat kilka-
nascie st}umione zosta}o dopiero po
r. 1870. Ruch obecnie szerzy sic W
po}udniowych Chinach, ma prawym
brzegu Jang-tse Kiangu, mad kt6re-
60 brzegami sic rozpocza}, i W chwi-
Ii vysy}ania najuowszych wiadomos-
ci ogarniai prowincje Kiangsu. Ma
Jang-tse. .kiangu maja mocarstwa e.
uropejskie stacje wojenne kano-
merck. w Szanghaju stoja wieksze
silly morskie, ale tylko okrety Sta
now Zjednoczonych Francji otrzy-
ma}y upowaznienie do wystapienia
czynnego W razie potrzeby; Anglia
nakaza}a swoim poprzestawa6 ma da-
waniu schronienia uciekajacym. Tia
}agodnos6 zosta;;e W zwiazku z ia:
kiemis uk}adami dyplomatycznymi
W Pekinie, z ktorych dotychczas jul
dla Chin wysz}a ia korzyst, re beda
mog}y trzyma6 swoich konsul6w W
Anglji jej koloniach.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22
Baron Schenck juz ME bedzie twOrzyE
praW humbugOWych.

Cz4onek austro-wegierskiej izby
pan6w, baron Schenk, umari po-
niedzia}ek 27 bm. W Baden, pod
Wiedn!em. Nieboszczyk rodzi{ sic
W O}omuhcu, pracowa} jako urzed-
mix sadu kilka lat W Tarnopolu, a
pozniej byi prezesem sadu W Stani-
siawowie, dalej prezesem sadu wyz-
szego kraj jowego we Lwowie, nadto
honorowym obywatelem miast Czer-
niowce, Ko}omyja, Brzezany i Sa-
nok. Cz}onkiem izby panow zosta4 W
r. 1887.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22
Przymus do wyznania prawOsfaw il.

Jak dowiaduje sic Hrcj, W tych
dniach rada Banku Rosyjskiego, ma
wniosek PIP. ministr6w spraw wew-
netrznych skarbu, przyjesa projekt
rozkolonizowania d6br Lubartowa w
CUB. Lubelskiej miedzy 40 rodzin
w}osciaiskich w. KS. Poznahskie-
90, ma wyp}sty w ciagu lat 81, z
prawem otrzymania materja}u budo-
wlanego las6w rzadowych Qubar-
towskich), ma budowe domow GER
xvi. Tylko wszakze tacy w1oscianie
lmmigrujacy beda dopuszczeni do
pareeliaeji, ktdrzy zto2e po 400 rub.
got6wka ma kazda rodzine beda
wyznania prawos{awnego.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22
1ELEGRAMY 2 R0zNYCH STRON.

Polozenie ma krecie znowu Jest
grozne. Codziennie zachodza zab6j-
stwa. Obawiaja sic nowego rokoszu.
w Petersburgu wkr6tce ma bye
otwarta fabryka p{ynnego kwasu
weglanego, pierwsza W pahstwie ro-
syjsklem.
Statek "Tamajekami," start sic re
statkiem "Migchimar' ma wybrze.
zach Chihskich zatona}; 260 ludzi
utoneso lub tez przepad{o bez wie-
Sci.
Porucznik Bachmuntow udaje sic
ponownie W podroz pieszo Peter
sburga do Paryza; przestrzeh to "a
mierza przeby6 W ciagu trzech ty-
godni.
Podobno Rad ruski wezmie udzial
W wystawie powszechnej W Chicago
W r. 1893. w miejscowym petersbur.
skim komi,ecie handlu rekodzie}
odby}a sic narada W tel kwestji.
Geese sklep;enia W oduowionym
gmachu kasy Oszczednosci W Sze-
gedynie (Wegry) rune}a zasypa}a
gruzami l5-u robotnik6w. Wydoby-
to dotychczas trzech zabitych i SEE
sciu ranionych.
Niedawno moskale szczerze przyj-
mowali W kronsztadzie ofcerow ma
rynarki francuskiej. Ia to w ubie-
gfym tygodniu francuzi przyjmowali
jeszcze serdeczniej wielkiego ksiecia
Alexego W Paryzu.
Car przesladuje wszystkich, kt6-
rzy ME wyznajs prawos}awia. Swiezo
wyszed} ukaz, wed}ug ktorego ma
tychmiast wys}ani beda ma Kaukaz
wszyscy baptysci. Wiec wszystkie
wyznania So przesladowane W Rosji.
Zaprzeczaja wiesciom o zjezdzie
Caprivi'ego Kalnok'ym ma Mora
wach. Dwaj ministrowie spotkaja sic
dopiero dnia 2 60 wrzesnia W Wied.
niu, kiedy cesarz Wilhelm przyje-
die ma manewra austrjackie.
Sprawozdanie stanie urodzaj ow
ma Wegrzech stwierdza, ze stale ME-
pomyslna pogoda przeszkadza mi
won i opozuia je. Pszenica ma W O.
g6lnosci sredni zbior, zyto jest gor-
sze cd sredniego, kukurydza wyda}a
dobry plon.
Ma koszta podrozy kr6la serbskie-
90 do Ros]i Austrji przeznaczono
$4,000 frank6w. Jest to wcale ME
wiele, lecz co gorsza, nawet i tel
sunny nieby{o W skarbie serbskim,
wydano przeto rozkaz, ably sciqgnie-
to czempredzej zaleg}e podatki. |
biedna Sierbia chce odgrywa6 wiel-
ka role W polityce.
Czy to jest mozebne azeby jaka-
kolwiek materja, uzywana ma ubra-
MIA, mog}a wytrzyma6 W cafosci Bill
sko 1000 lat: A jeanak tax jest, bo
ksieza katoliccy W miescie Treves o.
g}osili pred swiatem, ze znalezli
suknie noszona przez Pana Jezusa
Chrystusa. Og}aszaja oni, ze beda
owa suknie okazywa6 wiernym kato-
likom "a pieniedze, "a kt6re maja
bye zbudowane koscio}y palace dla
ksiezy.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22
UROCZYsTOSC 1 NIEszCzESCIE.
POciag wiOzacy uczestnik6w ObchOdu
do miasta Bern rOZbif sie-Czter.
nascie Os6b zabitych.

BERN, Szwajcarja, II Sierpnia.-
Szwajcarskie m:asto Bern swieci}o
W sobote 100 rocznice swego istnie-
MIA.
Uroczystosci niedzielne ma pamia
tke 7OO-letniego istnienia miasta
Bern zosta}y zak}6cone wiadomoscia,
ze ma stacji Zollikofen zderzy{ sic
pociag paryski pociagiem szwaj-
carskim, wiozacym gosci ma uroczy-
stost narodowa. IA zw4ok ludzkich i
6S pokaleczonych os6b wyciagnieto
pod potrzsskanych wagon6w. Po
nadejsciu tej wiadomosci do Bern,
przer"ano zabawy objete progra-
mem uroczystosci miejskiej.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22
DWu.letnie dzieckO palifO fake.

CHICAGO, 20 Sierp.-Towarzystwo
"Opieki mad Ludzmi'' aresztowa{o
niejakiegos Leonardo Tuckera, kt6.
ry ze swa godna po}owica nauczyli
swego 2-letniego synka palic fake.
Dziecko oddano ma kuracje do szpi-
tala. Gale wnetrznosci nieszczesli-
wei istoty sa spalone prawie ma we
giel. Oczy So formalnie krwia obla-
ne, a ca}e cia}o wyglada jak pieczo-
ma wedlina. Ohydny ten ojciec zne-
cal sic nietylko mad SVEN dzieckiem,
ale i mad io1a, kt6ra musia}a ciezko
pracowa6 jak wyrobnica, on wszy-
stko przepija}.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22
MiedzynarOdowy Kongres Robotniczy.

RRUKsELA, t Sierp.--Dz!s otwar-
to W Brukseli posiedzenia zjazdu
miedzynarodowych socjalist6w. .Przy-
oyso do Brukseli 1873 dclegatow bel
gijskich, ~ niemieckich, 80 francu-
skich, IA austrjackich, % angiel-
skich, 6 merykahskich, 8 holender-
skich, g szwajcarskich, 4 duhskich,
3 szwedzko-norwegskich, S polskich,
5 rumuhskich, 2 wegierskich hi
szpahski. Wykluczono cd zjazdu
delegatow towarzystw anarcistycz-
nych.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22

wewnetranych z}czy}o radzie pan
silva projekt przepisow, zabraniaja-
cych otwierania lombard6w prvwat-
nych w poblizu wielkich fabryk, tu-
dziez projekt srodkow, proponowa-
nych w}adzom administracyjnym ce-
lem ukrocenia lichwy W ogniskach
przemys}owych. kary "a lichwe be-
da znacznie obostrzone.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22
POzar miaSta SWiazsk.

KAzAN, 20 Sierp.-Kilka ulic m.
Sw;azska do cna zgorza}o re wszyst-
kiemi ruchomoscia1ni. Zaledwie die
siata Geese by}a ubezpieczona. Ma
miejsce pozaru pojechs} gubernator.
Rada miejska W Swiazsku przezna.
czy}a dla pogorzelcow 1000 rubli.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22
Wyprawa DybOwskiegO do Afryki.

PARYz, 20 Sierp.-Wypra Dybow,
skiego, urzadzona przez komitet A,
fryki francuskiej, szczesliwie powr6'
CHA do Brazzavillu W kohcu maja
zkad wybiera sic do Ubangi. wy,
prawa Fourneau, kt6remu towarzy-
szy& Thirie, odparta przez KRAKOW
COW, cofne}a sic do Uesso; Fourneau
lest raniony.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22
POW6dz w Czechach.

PRAGA, 20 Sierp.-Rzeki Czarna i
Z}ota Opawa wzbieraja ciagle zala-
ly juz kilka gmin, oraz nlzej POLO
zone ulice karniowa. Il Nowego Je-
zina donosza wezbraniu rzeki O.
chry i Lubiny, kt6re zala}y szerokie
o5szary. Woda wdar}a sic do do
NOW.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22

stebnej. KS. Franciszek HERNIA, wi
kary W Rudzicy, przeniesiony zosta{
do karwinej; ks. Ludwik Janik, wi
kary W Hermanstadt, do Skalicy; ks.
Franciszek Matuszyhski, wikary W
Szonowie, do Frysztata; ks. J6zef
Adamus, wikary W Niklasdorf, do
SzonOwa.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22

Przeciw szachrajstwom zydowskim.
PETERSBURG, 20 Sierp.-Dzienni.
XII donosza, re ministerjum spraw
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22
TOwarzystwo sw. Jacka W Dunkirku.

Towarzystwo sw. Jacka W Dunkirku.
Towarzystwo bratniej pomocy P.
W. sw. Jacka W Dunkirku, N. Y,
odby}o swe roczne posiedzenie dnia
16 Sierpnia, ma kt6rem wybrany 70
sta} zarzad ma rok nastepny, mia
nowicie: Wincenty Pauszek, prezy-
dent; Andrzej Wicanowski, vice
prezydent; J6zef Pazderski, sekr.
prot; Fran. Gestwicki, II-gi sekr.;
Jan Michohski, sekr. fnansowy; Jan
Barahczak, kasjer; Piotr Wojcie-
chowski, podkasjer; Andrzej Mako
wiak i Fran. Weso1owski, radni !;
Walenty G}owski i Jozef Gracikow-
ski, marsza}kowie I II; Frank Sell,
kolifaktor; J6zef Przybylihski, J6zef
Wisniewski i J6zef Sell chorazy;
Andrzej Klaperek Walenty Jon
drzyk, opiekunowie chorych.
Towarzystwo to piaci}o W razie
choroby po 8 dol: ttygo'lniowo, ale
cd dnia 16 sierpnia br. bedzie wy
p}acac po 4 dolary. Cz}onk6w jest
l16. Do Tow. moga przystepowac O.
soby dobrego charakteru do lat 45.
Il. Wic0nomski, wice-prezydent.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-22

nowski oburzony temi innemi od-
powiedziami, wo}a} W kosciele na
ca}y CLOS, re ten ow, TAXI owaki.
A czy to przysta}o ma ksiedza swa-
rye sic parafjanami, czy to ME
moga bye ustanowieni dozorcy ko-
scielni, czyli komitet. Ale ks. Szym.
sam jest komitetem, i sam chce lu-
dzi biednych manic oszukiwac; :;
niechaj zgodzi sic parafja to para
fla chetnie MIN sic zgodzi. Ale nj
gdy ME da mu przewodzic mad soba,
tax jak poprzedniemu Warnagiroso-
wi. Dzis kazdy widzi, jak ma dioni,
do czego dazy ks. Szymanowski. z
jego kazah i nauk mona przekonat
sic, jaka role odgrywa W MIN samo-
lubstwo. Zawsze jednego ma do}, d
drugiego W gore podnosi, rozumie
sic IL tego, kto mu najwiecej dale.
Takim ojcem duszpasterzem jesa
ks. Sym, bo gdyby by} dobrym oj-
Gem kap}anem, i szanowa} swe O.
wieczki, naucza} je prowadzi6 ma
droge cnoty i doskonaEosci, to "a
prawde Mkt by ME smia} przerywa6
jego mowy W kosciele. Ale niestety!
kap}an dis pred o}tarzen wyzywa
ludzi, a my jutro ma wz6r tego ojca,
bedziemy ma ulicy wyzywa6 jego, i
jake to b}ogosfawiehstwo Boze spa
drie ma mas. Jan DOmbE0acski.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-25
A DECEIVED MAN.
The Blood Went to His Eye at Last and
Revenge Came.

| The Blood Went to His Eye at Last and
Revenge Came.
AT o'clock yesterday afternoon tall
young man. who was mostly composed OF
linen buster and a Roman nose, placed d
small stand under the awning of Avenue
A, deposited ON the stand two or three
queer looking glass bulbs filled with red
liquid and began to cry out:
Now, then, have your blood tested for
only nickel The only certain test known
to medical science, and the only one ap-
proved by the leading physicians of Amer
icar'
1t was a hot day, and no one seemed to
care about his blood, and the young man
had been crying out for quarter of an
hour before any one had the curiosity to
STOP The caller was solid little man
with grip, and he got off a street car on
purpose to call. If the owner of the bulbs
had looked at him closely he would have
seen something like pounded glass, mixed
with carpet tacks, in each eye, but he was
not an observing man, and he was also
busy crying out:
Come right up and have your blood
tested! Never fails to show you the exact
condition of the blood, and is the only test
used by the celebrated doctors of Europe
and American
'She tests, does she?" inquired the solid
man as he put down his grip.
She does. Take this bulb in your hand
If your blood is all right the fluid will rush
into the other compartment"
"Never fails, eh!''
"Never, SIR"
Recommended by all medical menu"
"By all of 'em, sir. What's the matter
with your
1.-The matter is Pm going to give you the
all firedest licking an Internal old fakir
ever got" replied the other as he took off
his coat.
What fors"
Because l had my blood tested by the
blamed thing two weeks ago on Houston
street, and you said had the best blood in
New York. Same night rash broke out
all over me. Three days later boil came
on my leg, and Pve just got back from
Syracuse, where a doctor told me that
had the hives and had got to drink butter
milk all the rest of the summer. Prepare
to be lickedv'
But l couldn't''-
He didn't finish. The solid man kicked
the table sky high, the bulbs came down
TO scatter their contents over the flags, and
the young man with the Roman nose
jumped over two children and an ice cream
cart and fled swiftly away in search Of some
shady dell where madness enters not
The bloomin' idea of it," growled the
solid man, as he put ON his coat and pulled
down his vest. The bloomin', blasted
idea of my blood bein' the bloodiest in all
New York, with goose pimples standin'
out all over me, and boils popping out like
peas from podl''
And when he had gone away butcher
gathered up the broken legs of the table,
the barefooted children tracked up the
medical science" with their dirty feet,
and Avenue A returned again to its per
spring conditional. Quad in New York
Evening World.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-25
IN THE CZAR'S CLUTCHES.
A Citizen of Omaha. Neb, Returns to Po-
land for His Family, is Arrested and
Exiled to Siberia.

OMAHA, NEB, July 24-According to a
letter received here by Theo Goldstein, a
well-known citizen, S. Gerber, who
five years, has been exiled to
Siberia by the Russian authorities.
Gerber went last March to MysZyuca, near
the German frontier, his native town in
Poland, for the purpose of returning with
his family, who had remained in the
old country. His appearance in
the little town excited suspic-
ion, ard his arrival soon reached
the ears of the authorities. Fearing arrest
by the minions of the autocrat of all the
Russias, Gerber fled across the frontier
into a neighboring German province.
Events proved that his fears
were well founded A demand
was made upon the authorities
of the German town in which Gerber had
taken refuge, and he was turned over to
the emmissaries of the czar,swho took him
in chains to Myszyuca, where he was tried
on charge of running away to
America. Gerber claimed to be
a citizen of the United States and showed
papers proving that he was a naturalized
citizen, but in spite of this he was
sentenced to Imprisonment for one year
in Jail at LomeZsu, the capital of the pro-
vince, and afterwards to be banished to
Siberia for five years and his
property to be copfisoated. Gerber
was reported to be well provided with this
worlds goods and had intended TO return
TO Omaha with his family and set up in
business
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-25

or more. No definite complaint could be
lodged against them. so it was determined
last night to give them notice to leave
town. Officers Maddox and Kits
started out to find them and serve
the notice, but only succeeding in locating
one Of them, known to the police and au-
thorities of the state as SMILEY"
He was told that his presence
was not necessary in Fort Worth, and that
he had best leave. Before leaving, however,
he volunteered the information that
his two pals were probably doing some
one then. The officers started in search,
each taking different street Officer
Sebe Maddox at last ran across the
two partners of Smiley in company
with two young countrymen living
at Meridian, when they were
taken to an Acre saloon, ostensibly for the
purpose of treating them, but SUPPOSED
really to rob them. OFFICER Maddox
stopped the men. took the situation in at
glance and arrested the fellows. Later one
of them escaped before Oii:ser kits got
to the place where the arrest was made.
The name Of the man arrested is I. F.
Brown, who the police say is confidence
man and swindler, well-known to the po-
lice of Texas. He was locked up to await
trial. He claims to have family here, but
he is known to be crooked. The chief of the
detectives at Dallas, Bud Kirby, being over
here Thursday for the purpose of ar1esting
him. Brown has operated from Oklahoma
TO the gulf and is well known.
The names of the proposed victims could
not be learned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-25
Tall Lights.

John T Nesbitt, livestock agent of the
Chicago and Alton, came in last night.
The Wabash posts rate of IS from st.
Louis TO Detroit and return for the Grand
Army encampment.
S. w Moore, commercial agent of the
Little Rock and Memphis railroad at Little
Rock, was in the city yesterday.
J. F. Thomas, commercial agent of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad at
Henrietta, was in the city yesterday.
Douglas Dallam of st. Louis. travelling
freight agent of the Nashville, Chattanooga
and ST. Louis railway, is in the city
Mr.. Samuel Z. Williams of the Fort
Worth and Denver City railway, and his
sister, Miss Eula, leave this morning for
the Northwest. They will visit relatives
at Denver, Col, and Salt Lake City, Utah.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-25
KANSAS ORATORS.
The Alliance Scattering Them Every
where-Programme for a State Cam
paign-To be Big Affairs.

Topeka, KAN, July 24.-The Kansas Al
lance managers, who are furnishing speak
ers for 4 half dozen Southern states, have
not neglected their own field of labor, and
are now actively engaged in preparations for
big state campaign during August,
September and October. The big strike
will be made in September, when camp
meetings will be held in each Of a half dozen
congressional districts.
State Printer Shaw, in speaking of the
fairs and viii be addressed by some IN Of the
best known peoples party men in the
country. Col. L. L. Polk of Georgia, presi-
dent of the National Alliance, and Ignatious
Donnelly of Minnesota are already en-
gagged"
Secretary French of the state Alliance,
who returned to-day from a trip throughout
the state, says that the Alliancei is in good
condition and that farmers are making ar
rangements for an active fall campaign.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-25

CHICAGO, Ill, July 24-The situation in
regard to rates for the Grand Army en-
campment at Detroit, seems to be growing
worse every day. When the Western pas
senger association meets tomorrow it will
find that complications have increased since
the meeting was called, and that it will be
no easy task TO Straighten out
the snarl resulting from the
controversy between Chairman Finley
and the Chicago and Alton managers. Gen
eral Passeugo; Agent Charlton of the latter
road. in note to Mr.. Finley in which he
stated the Wabash has notified him that it
has made i rate of s. from St Louis TO
Detroit and return. and that under the rules
of that company all tickets reading via a
dir ct line in either direction between st.
Louis and Detroit may be honored
via Chicago. To meet il he would have to
make rate from St. Louis TO Chicago and
return of 81. Chairman Finley has author
lied the association lines to meet any rate
made by the Alton. The Atchison gave
notice to-day that they would make a round
trip of s. between St Louis and Detroit by
way of Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-25
To Please Katy.

CHICAGO, Ill, July 24.-The Southwest
ern railroad and steamship association,
which adjourned its meeting from st. Louis
10 Chicago, is holding daily sessions at the
Auditorium hotel. The work on which the
association is engaged is a careful revision
of the agreement, IN action that became
necessary in order to keep the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas road in the fold. The
new management of that company
held that it was not liable for
obligations contracted by the former man
agement and declined to be governed by an
agreement in the framing Of which it has
had no voice. For this reason it was de-
Cided 10 reorgauize the association, and the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas is assisting in
the work. 1t is not expected that any very
important changes will be made in the
agreement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-25

Using McCamant tried to fix the re-
sponsibility ON a dead man.
AT Chicago yesterday Geo. Froeboese,
aged sixty nine years. attacked his daugh-
ter-in-law with Ratchet. and thinking he
had killed her committed suicide. The
woman may recover
A San Antonio lawyer yesterday insti-
tuted proceedings in behalf of Texas heirs
for, the recovery of Chicago business prop
erty worth $40. 600, 900.
The Western national bank of New York
has brought attachment proceedings against
]. II. Bonnen & Co., Chicago ink dealers, to
recover $685. upon six promissory notes.
At Memphis, Tenn, yesterday, the ap-
plication of Fl. Clay King, convicted of kill
ing David Poston. for new trial came up.
The argument will be continued to-day
The Columbia oil company Of Chicago,
with branches at Memphis and Owatonna,
Mimi, after brief existence of SIX weeks,
was yesterday placed in the hands of re-
ceiver. The liabilities are about $500, ZOO.
At Carlisle, Pa, yesterday lightning
struck shoe factory in which 800 hands
were at work. 1t is thought Misses Spang
Ter and Johnson are fatally injured. Six
other young ladies are seriously injured be-
sides being bruised.