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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-24
Almost In Sight.

The friends of the Chicago base ball
club are pleased to note that the season is
nearing an end and that by anything like
the old time playing Anson's farm hands
will take the pennant A few more
games like those of last week IN New
York would have ruined all the bright
prospects of ten days ago The season
ends in week from next Saturday, and
all The games are to be played in the west
half of them being on the home grounds.
This lends some assurance to the hope
that the club will be able to maintain the
apparently safe lead it now holds. The
three games beginning to-day will be
played with the Pittsburg on the Chicago
grounds, which means three buildings for
the old man. These games will be imme-
diately followed by three at Cleveland
and they will be plum buildings sure
The wind up will be with Cincinnati on
the Chicago grounds, and to show COM
pany manners by not taking the last
piece on the platter, the visitors will
probably be allowed to have one game,
which will be the last of the SERIES In
the mean time, Brooklyn, New York. Bos-
ton and Philadelphia, will be cutting each
others Threats, and thus indirectly help
ing Chicago fly the pennant
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-24
A SKIRMISH DRILL
The Light Guards Skirmish From Here
to Kenosha-An Enjoyable Trip.

to Kenosha-An Enjoyable Trip.
Abouta week ago several members of
the Racine Light Guards proposed a trip
to Kenosha There was nothing strange
in that The strangest part Of the affair
was that they were to march all the way
down returning on the train. The ma
jority readily agreed to the plan, and yes
terday morning at S;45 twenty members of
that company left Racine under command
of Lieut.. Wood. They took the old stage
or middle road and by easy stages reached
Kenosha at 2;15 p, m, after having six or
seven skirmiSh runs on the way, to say
nothing of the squads which made forag-
ing expeditions on the orchards and to-
mato patches on the route. The boys re-
port having an immense" time, and
speak in the highest terms Of the treat
ment received on the route and at Keno
sha. All enjoyed it so well that they
propose to repeat the performance atsome
future time They arrived home last
night on the 918 train, ard marched from
the junction to their arnlory, where they
were complimented by their lieutenant,
I'll. A. Wood, on their conduct during the
day, after which they were dismissed to
report for duty tonight. Racine Times
Sept, 81
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Gossip on the Street.

81 noticed in last weeks TELEGRAPH
COURIER what you had to say about free
mail delivery" said a Main street business
man, :" and believe voice the sentiment
of nine tenths of the retail dealers, when
say that we do not want the mail deliv-
cred by carriers Under the present ar
rangement hundreds of people are on the
streets every evening, going to and from the
post office, who, were their mail delivered
would not come out at all. Those people
make more or less purchases and the re-
tailers would be losers, should the present
system be changed. l for one do not
want any change"
R. F. Roberts, secretary of the old set
tiers club says: "Your country constituent
cy demand fair play. Fair play is jewel
and Jewels pay. The assumption in your
paper last week that there was no ques-
ton but the old settlers grounds would be
changed, was unfair to the country peo-
pie. The city is asked to contribute S400
and the country $500 towards the improve
ment of the grounds and that will be the
proportion on the question. The country
people want their say. l should, with
hundreds of others, be in favor of reno
val if it would benefit the club or it's pur-
poses. After the matter is properly dis
cussed will be time enough to decree its
removal. Possession in this case as some
others is nine points.
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Churches.

First Baptist church; Rev. |. w. Corey
pastor. Text for morning service 'Ittai
the Man from Gath. In the evening,
.'Breyity of Life Young peoples meet
ing at $50. The text for the morning SER
vice is the same as announced for last
Sunday evening, which Mr.. Corey was
prevented from delivering on account of
the excessive heat.
Rev. B. f. Sanford is attending confer
ence at Oshkosh and there will be no SER
vices at the Park Avenue NJ E. church
Sunday.
Rev Mr.. Brays subject at the FIRST
Congregational church next Sabbath
morning will be S'The Voluntariness of a
Mans Faith.
Mission meeting Friday evening at
Maurer's Hall, conducted by Devotional
Committee Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation and young peoples societies.
Everybody invited
St. James church Rev. James Cleary
pastor. The Kings Invitation to the Mar
riage of His Son. . Mathew, XXI Chapter.
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He Scattered His Perfume.

A mysterious quadruped was discovered
upon Main street early Monday morning
by two policemen who raised a posse and
started toward the haroor bridge. 1t was
finally driven into box in front Of Lew
is Bain's and the siege commenced
Brick bats were hurled and revolyers
fred, yet no one could muster the courage
to go near it, Finally the box was over
turned and the animal sprang out
Swish went his tail and that beautiful
delicate odor that only skunk can throw
out pervaded the atmosphere for a good
distance around. 1t is unnecessary to say
that his skunkship escaped unframed
We won't say anything about his cruel
purSuerS.
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To Be Renovated.

1t will be good news to the Kenosha
amusement loving public to know that
Mr.. Kimball has decided to practically
rebuild the interior Of the Kimball opera
house. He has already been in consulta-
ton with Contractor Balcom and they
have their plans about formulated. New
chairs of the latest build will be put in,
new scenery by Buffalo artist added,
and other general Improvements made.
It is the intention of Mr.. Kimball to book
none but first class attractions. If he ad-
heres to this plan of action, his endeavors
to amuse the people will meet with
a hearty response.
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LOCAL NOTES AND MOTION

Trunks at bottom prices at McHugh's.
See Lentz & Funck about you fall and
winter underwear.
Call on McHugh when you want a good
harness.
Landreth's Reliable Garden Seeds in
bulk at Hurd's Drug Store.
-Kupfer has Houston's sweet cream
for sale by the pint quart or gallon.
Try the La Trinidad five cent cigar at
Chas. Frantz & Sons, best on earth. 4
The La Carona cigar, five center, is a
general favorite. Try it at Chas. Frantz
& Sons
Twenty frst-class whisky barrels for
sale at my place.
F. A. MANOR.
at housekeeping time use Hurds
Household Ammonia. Very strong at
low price,
For fine watch, clock and jewelry re-
pairing, go to Weiskopf Bros, opposite
Grant House.
LaMarsh, the old relieble photographer
is still making cabinet photos for three
dollars dozen.
All hand made goods at j. G. McHugh.
Lentz & Funck are showing the best
lot of dress goods ever shown in Kenosha.
Their prices are the lowest.
What is the use of sending your laundry
out of town when there is good steam
laundry at nome? Prices as low and
work just as good as in Chicago. Next
to Beyersdorfer's meat market. =
Kupfer'S cream bread takes the lead
because it is mixed with pure cream.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Brushes a
Hurd's Drug Store.
A Booths oysters for sale by the Kup-
fer Cracker Co. by the can or dish after
Sept. lst.
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The Hatton Club.

The first meeting for the season of '9l-
90 of the Hatton Club was held Tuesday
evening at the g. A. r. hall, and consid-
ering the hot weather, there was good
attendance The club starts in upon their
work with the determination to make even
a greater success than last season and the
enthusiasm which seems to pervade the
members will surely meet with success.
The members enrolled to date are as fol-
lOWc.
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Globe L and H Co G and l. rs u
The finance committee reported having
examined the treaSurerS account OF cou-
pons redeemed and found it correct Re-
port accepted.
The committee on public grounds was
given further time on the ladies' petition
for park improvement
Bills presented and referred:
J Defrang and A so
Electric Illuminating Co 229 Is
John Arnold Pauper acct 80 90
Chas Smith Cemetery Is 90
Up Read contingent 90
The Board of Education presented esti
mate of the amount necessary to be lev
led as school tax for the year, was referr-
ed to the finance committee.
Alderman Nicoll moved that the cleo
trio lamp at Caledonia and Middle streets
be changed one block north and a new
light be located at Middle and Chicago
streets. Motion carried by the following
vote:
Ayes-Marsh, Lippert, Boerner, Nlcoll,
Slosson and Mayor.
Nays-Holderness and McGivern.
Excused from voting
The clerks and inspectors of election
and special constable at the second pre-
cinct, First Ward, were allowed So. 90
each
JOS Moeller was allowed one quarter S
salary for hauling north side steamer.
Council adjourned to Thursday, oath.
=" M Gitu Clarlf
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-24

There can be no doubt that the right
thing TODD in starting out in life is to Sc
cure practical business education. 1t
can be secured in few months at small
expense, and it will do more to help a
young man or woman along in the world
than anything else. Our most successful
men have found it their best, and in
many cases their only aid in starting life.
Write to that large and finely equipped
institution, the Metropolitan Business
College of Chicago, for full information
and beautifully illustrated prospectus at
once.
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STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, !

LUCAS OOUNIY,
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner OF the firm of f. j..
Cheney & Co., doing business in the city
of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum Of One
Hundred Dollars for each and every case
of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
A. D. 1886.
[SEAL.] A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the sytem. Send for tes-
timonials, free.
f. j. CHENEY 81 Co., Toledo, O.
W"Sold by Druggists, 70 cents.
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Our Fast Horses.

W. J. Jones will start in few days
with part of the Standard Trotting Com
pany stables for GAINESVILLE, where he will
start seven of his horses. From there he
goes to David City, Neb., where he will
take an active part in the meeting of the
Nebraska state Breeders Association. On
his return home he will stop at Indepen-
dence, Iowa.
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ACTIVE MEMBERS.

Messrs w. W. Strong, F. Engel, Rob
ert Mailer, f. II. Hall, S. G. Newman,
81. w. Marden, Casper Niesen, FL. NJ.
Baldwin f. Andre Mesdames w. w.
Strong, Fred Gottfredsen, s. c. Newman,
B.. Boehn, Mary D. Bradford, James Cav
anagh, 0. M. Petit, r. E. Mailer, B. La
Marsh. Misses Hattie Balm, Jennie
Blinn, Edith Garst, e. Hawley, Katie
Hinsdale, Lizzie Fisk, M. Nielsen, A.
Hawley, Bessie Wells, Louise Robinson,
DR.. NJ. G. Smith, Bessie Robinson.
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS.
Messrs. Frank Slosson, Charles Balm,
E. c. Theirs. Mesdames NJ A Martin,
Lewis Balm, E. G. Theirs. Miss NJ Blish
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Died-Sept. 18th, in Somers township
a five year old son of Joseph Huck. The
funeral took place on Sunday
Died-At his residence near Trevor,
Thursday, Sept, 18th, Mr.. Pardon Yaw.
Funeral from Liberty Church Saturday.
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MARRIED.

Max Spain and Rachel Lever were
married by Justice Slater yesterday.
VIM Parker and Ida Miller of Chicago,
were married yesterday afternoon by Rev.
I. w. Corey at the Baptist parsonage.
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Musical Programme.

The following programme will be rem
dered to morrow evening at the Congre-
gational church:
I. Piano duet-Fascination gallop. $3.50. E. Perring
Misses Kimball and Newell
2. Violin solo-Poutpouri "Lohengrin." Richard
Mr.. H. H. Marcusson. Wagner.
3. Song-Barcarole, ...............Ch CHI. Gounod
Miss Blinn.
4. Piano solo-Spinned .......H. Litsof
Miss Petit.
S. Song of the Toreador. ............ Carmen"
Mr. G.. R. Mcdowell.
< WI. 81, ! a. Au Bard De La Mer F. Schubert
o. 'ioiin soio' b. Lon du Bal .. Ernest Gillet
Mr.. H. H. Marcusson.
7. Song-Serenade $3.50. :. 5000. Oh. Gounod
Miss Head
8. Piano solo-Hsrk Harkl the Lark Schubert
Miss Blnn List
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BORN.

Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. "Ted" Harmon,
Friday, Sept. 18th, daughter.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Matt. began,
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LIST OF LETTERS.
Kenosha Produce Market.
Corrected Sept. 23.)

Corrected Sept. 23l
Butter, creamery -. % to %
Butter, choice dairy. Is to 20
Eggs, per doz. -. II
Cheese, per pound -. 81 to 10
Potatoes, per bushel ... 40
Beans, per bushel. .S2. 90
Chickens. alive, per ID. ..... 8 to 10
Beef, alive, per cwt. so. rs to $500
Calves, alive, per cwt S44 to So
Sheep, per cwt So. SO to 81. 80
Hogs, alive, per cwt. . 81. so to SIS
Hogs, dressed, per cwt So to S61
Lambs. ..... $500. ....... SGT to 81
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETING.

Called to order by Mayor Petit. Pres
ent Aldermen Marsh, Gonnerman, Lip
pert, Boerner, Nicoll, Slosson, Holderness
and McGiyern. Minutes Of last meetings
read and approved.
A petition for the extension of sidewalk
on east side of Ann street north to Prairie
avenue was read and referred to commit
tee on streets and alleys.
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Wanted.

A good girl for second work. Apply to
Mrs. N. r. Allen corner Chicago and
South streets.
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Advertised Mail Matter.

The following is list of mail matter
remaining uncalled for in the Kenosha
Post Office, Kenosha County, Wis, for the
week ending Sept, "a 1891, and which
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office at
the expiration of two weeks unless called
for.
LIST OF LETTERS.
Derbyshire, Robert Smith, Granger
Skinner, Harry'E Mury John
Hanson, CN 2JB
To obtain any of the above mail matter
.he applicant must give the date of this
list. ID. A. MAHONEY, p. M.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One inch of space is counted a square.
Advertisements not accompanied with directions
viii be inserted till forbid, and charged for accord
ingly.
Reading notices 10 cents line per insertion.
Legal notices at statute rates
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Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-05
POZARY.

Detroit. Pied os6b zgine}o W
pfomieniach podczas pozaru, 2 grud.
W nocy. Ogieh spostrzegl policy
ant przy rogu ulic Orleans Catha-
rine. Wezwai straz chcia} sic do
domu dostad, ale pomimo usilrego
stukania we drzwi, Mkt ME obudzi{
sic. Zaczem straz ogniowa przyby-
ia wywalifa drzwi, dym widocznie
zadusif 8 osob. Niahka dzieckiem
z wyzszego pietra zosta{a wyratowa.
ma przez straz. Spaleni nazywaja
sic: George J. Refs, jego iona i
troje dzieci.
Sterling, Ill. Fabryka po-
wozow Spies'a spaliia sic do szczetu
dn'a 8 grudnia. Ogleh dosta} sic
takze do gazowni miejskiei, ale 90
zdoiano powtrzyma6. Straty l2O
tvs. dolar6w.
Oily mpia, Wash. Okret Ea-
stern Oregon spalif sic d. l grudnia.
SIX oda SISO,OOO.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-05
WYPADkI l PRZESTEPSTWA.

B f a o. Jan H. Gardiner ME
zy} swa po}owica przez kilka lat
We srode spotkali sic ma ulicy, ale
to spotkanie wida6 by}o przewidywa-
ne, DO iona Gerdinera mia}a " kie-
szeni revolver. Strzelifa do swego
neza trzy razy, zadajac "a kazdym
strza}ym smiertelna rane. Potem
wskoczy}a ma glove trupa rewol-
werem powiewa}a tryumfujaco po-
wietrzu, az policya przyszta po MIA
i ambulans po zwfoki.
Denver, Go 10. Odkryto spi-
SEX, kt6ry m;a} ma celu zemordowa-
ME nadzorcy wiezienia i klucznika
aby oswobodzic rabusiow pociago-
wych. Aresztowano kilku konfede-
rat6w, straz wiezienna wzmocnio-
no.
Har t d, G onn. w ponie-
dzia}ek zderzy}y sic diva pociagi
fra'htowe W poblizu New England
Junction. Jeden maszynista zabity, a
5 oticyalist6w pokaleczonych.
Laporte 9, l n d. Pomiedzy al
ryszami w}ochalni pracujacymi ma
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-05
ARMIE EUROPEJSKIE.

Znany austryacki pisarz wojskowy
Gustav David og}asza pod tytuiem
Ceterum censeo! Nusz uiedo6or qcoj-
shoacy, broszure zawierajaca bardzo
ciekawe dane nieobecnym stanie
armii austryackiej dowodzaca,ze u
suniecie nledoboru budzetowego wy
tworzyio znacznie grozniejszy niedo-
Dor wojskowy. Autor wykazuje, ze
Austrya, mimo swego niekorzystne-
go pofozenia geografcznego, maj
mniejsze ponosi ciezary wojskowe ze
wszystkich mocarstw pierwszorzed-
nych. Gdy bowiem budzet wojsko-
wy Francyi wynosi przecietnie 9.l,-
100000, Pahstwa Rosyjskiego SS2,-
600, 600 marek, Niemiec, S24 800, 600
marek, W4och 323, 100000 marek,
Monarcbia Habsburska wydaje ma IT,
trzymanle swej armii tylko 279,2OO,-
OOO nlarek. w Niemczech przypada
Ma glove ludnosci II M, W Rosyi
8, & M, we W4oszech 10, m, W A.
astro- Wegrzech tyiko 7, IN. Ale i
pod wzgledem ilosci zo4nierzy Au-
strya ustepuie wszystkim innym mo-
carstwom pierwszorzednym. Francya,
ktorej l"dnosd l,O00,O 900 glow jest
mniejsza niz Austryi, powoAuje pod
broh corocznie $4,000 popisowych,
vice $4,000 wiecej niz Austro- We
cry. Roczny pobor W}och, liczacych
100000 mniej, wynosi oko}o l67,-
900 popisowych, a wiec $4,000 VIE
cej niz pobor austryacko- wegierski;
Nnemcy zas, ludnlejsze o 100000
glow, powo1uja rocznia 34S,OOO,czy
Ii wiecej n'z diva razy lyle popiso-
wych, co Monarchia Habsburska. We
Francyi przypada na kazde 10000
mieszkahcow l39, W Niemczech 1O2,
W pahstwie Rosyjskiem "a, we W4o-
szech 80, W Austro- Wegrzech tyl-
ko u m}odych lud4l, stuzacych W
"ojsku. Pod}ug obliczeh Davld'a,
Au: trya ma wypadek wcjny rnog}aby
wystawic co najwyzej S9l, 900 ludzi
do boju. Jest to liczba nlewielka W
porownaniu armiami innych wiel-
kich mocarstw. w kofcu zaznacza
autor brak l,53O ofcerow nizszych
stopni W austrjackiej piechocie i 452
oficer6w W pociagach wojskowy cb.
Brak ten ma razie przynajmnieJ ME
da sic wcale usunac. w obec tego
domaga sic autor wyzej cytowanej
broszury znacznego podwyzszenia
budzetu wojskowego.
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JEDNEGO DOLARA
z nastepujacego splsu:
kalendarz Maryaiski ma r. 1892. 25c.
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k6w emery yka,iskich = Rohatyrka kanadyjska-
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'olskleJ Cena ..26c.
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Szczeg6towe i najlepsze opisanie powstania
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A. A. PARYSKI Redaktor, aeS sc2sbcc s. cls1E sH1s

kolei Lake Shore przyszlo do zaoie-
teJ walki W poniedzialek. .Jeden w}och
zabity, kilku rannych.
G h arl e o n, S. G. Rabusis
napadli ma pociag, wykoleli go 200
pasazerami, ale rabunek ME uda} i'm
sle' Palace Parks zabity, trzech pa.
sazerow pokaleczonych.
San d doval, Ill. Aresz,owano
redaktora Nc Kibben i dwoch g6r.
nikow "a uknucie spisku W celu pod
palenia miasta.
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WIADOMOSCI POLITYCZNE.

Column b. Gubernator Camp.
bell u}askawil cztereoh mordercow W
pcniedzia}ek. Skazanych ma dozywot-
ne wiezienie Janowi Moore, O. Ha-
milton, i Augustowi Wachter z
Fairfield, skroci} kare: pierwszemu
ma 20 lat, a dragiemu ma 10. Ponie-
waz juz lyle lat odsiedzieli W wiezie-
n;u' vice wkr6tce wyjda ma wolnos6.
Samuel Durham, I.orain, kt6ry
siedzia} cd r. 1881, zosta{ caikiem u
wolniony. VIM. Taylor, powiatu
Hamilton, skazany ma Is lat, ma ter
min skr6cony ma 10, termin ten
takze sic wkr6tce skohc2y.-Zeby
by} ich wypusci} pred wyborami, to
miafby 4 wiecej g}osy. -. jednak
musia}by przepast.
& o u m b u S. We wtorek umar}
W Domu Przytuiku dla Biednych
George w. Allen, znany dawniej w
cafym kraj ju jako "Land Bill Allen,"
LEGACY lat 80. Pan Allen poda} pro-
jekt rozdawania grunt6w rzadowych
(homestead) osadnikom, poswiecis ma
to sw6j talent, majatek izycie. VIE
le zdzia}a} ten cz1owiek dla ludzko
Sci, Ola ludu pracujacego. Jego pro-
Jekt DO prawa rozdawaniu gruntow
przeszed} tysiace ludzi ma tego
powodu dobre powodzenie i nawet
bogactwo, Rad wielkie kcrzysci-
a dobroczyica musia& umrzec W ne
dzy najgorszej. Niewdzieczny ten
SWAT.
w i cox, A ri z. Picnic indy
ahskie Apache dopuszcza sic NOR
dow ma bia}ych osadnikach. Jednego
czfowieka za5ili W poniedziaiek, a
drugiego ranili. We wtorek strzelili
krakow do majora Downinga, i
niebezpiecznie go postrzelili. Okrop-
ny postrach panuje pomiedzy mie-
szkahcami W gorach Chiricalura.
Tiffin. Wydafo sic, ze taksator
"a }ap6wk' pozniza} podatki niekt6
rym obywatelom. Zarzadzono sle-
dztwo juz wysz}o ma jaw, ze prze-
sz}o $4,000 podatkow bedzie sic ma
lezet wiecej niz taksater poda} O.
szusta aresztowano.
Wilmington. Nowy okret
wojenny Stan6w Zjed. 'New York"
zosta} spuszczony ma morze dnia 2go
grudnia. Wszystkie okreta, bedace
" porcie, povita}y nowego druha
wystrza}emi.
0 m h a, n b r. w sobote, 90
Z. m. trzech radc6w miejskich pobito
sic W sail obrad, po ostrej dyspucie.