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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02
A Word About Dairy Cows.

One Of the most important qualities
in a dairy COW is constitution. She
need not necessarily be large or coarse,
bat should be vigorous and capable of
consuming and digesting q great
amount of feed Delicate calves are
not worth raising and a COW that pro-
duces delicate calves is not worth
keeping, and no matter what the pedi-
gree of sire or dam, no line of breed
ing Is good which results in calves lack
ing in vigor. The talk about wedge
shaped cows has misled many. The
development In the region Of the vital
organs should never be small, though
1t should appear small in comparison
with the larger development and
breadth and depth Of the hind quarters
IN. w. Agriculturist-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02
The Great Benefit

Which people in run down state of
health derive from Hoods Sarsap Arilla,
conclusively proves that this medicine
"makes the weak strong" 1t does not
act like stimulant. imparting fictitious
strength, but Hoods Sarsaparlla builds
up in perfectly natural way all the
weakened parts, purifies the blood, and
assists to healthy action those important
organs, the kidneys and liver.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02
a "NUTMEG YANKEE"
The Clever Trick He Played Upon Co
federate Officer.

The Clever Trick He Played Upon Con-
federate officer.
A veteran of a Connecticut regiment
of volunteers keeps at home hand
some uniform of confederate officer
which was never worn but by himself,
and to which he owes some months or
years of liberty, if not life itself. He
was tailor before the civil war, and
when captured on a southern battlefield
this fact reached the ears of the COM
mander of the prisoners barracks.
"Egad! I'll have the Yankee goose
pusher make me a new suit, said the
officer, gazing at his dingy uniform.
The finest gray cloth, gold lace and
bright buttons were brought to the
tailor prisoner who worked cheerfully
away at the welcome employment On
the evening the suit was to be delivered,
however, bright idea occurred to him,
and soon what was to all appearance q.
spruce confederate officer walked past
the guards and was seen no more in
that part of Dixie. History kindly
draws veil over the expletives vented
on the nutmeg Yankee" for not only
gaining his hberty-he earned that
but for taking with him that precious
suit which cost so many hundred dol
lars of good confederate monaghan
fnaT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02
REMINDERS OF THE WAR.

CAPT JACK HAYNES, who served in
three wars and is now one hundred and
three years of age, has been made a
member of Frank p. Blair Post, Grand
Army of the Republic. of st. Louis,
and is doubtless the oldest member of
the organization. He was an the war of
1912 and the Mexican war, and during
the late unpleasantness when over
seventy, was the engineer of a gun
boat on the Mississippi.
DURING the war of the rebellion near
ly all the battles were fought in tint er-
ed country. This was not the case at
Petersburg There the commanders of
the opposing forces saw each others
maneuvers and all the brilliant pyro-
technics of the assault and defense.
Standing within the range of the
enemy's fire, as he often did, Gen. Rob-
ert Z. Lee viewed the wonderful scene
of that battle. Dropping his field glasses
he turned to Gen. Hampton and said;
SIT is well that this is so terrible, or we
might grow too fond of it. "
GEN WADE HAMPTON, of South Caro-
lima, was one of the southerners who
walked home" after the great race be-
tween Henry and Eclipse, over the
Union course on Long Island, thirty
five years ago, and has just divulged
why Henry happened to lose the race.
1t was all on account of lobster salad.
Col Johnson who trained and managed
Henry, ate what he called "a mess of
salad on the night previous to the race,
and he did not recover from his fit Of
indigestion next day in time to give his
jockey needed instructions Gen Hamp-
ton has never liked lobster salad him
self from that day to this
ABRAHAM LINCOLN was in no sense
fanatical. But he believed in keeping
the Sabbath as a day Of rest. During
the war he issued an order that breathed
the purest Christian sentiment as well
as the Hottest patriotism. In this he
said: THE Importance to man and
beast of the prescribed weekly rest, the
sacred rights of Christian soldiers, be-
coming Difference to the best sentiment
of i Christian people and a due regard
for the Divine will, demand that Sun
day labor in the army and navy be re-
QuCEu " luE AllCdShA VI SLllCb uCCtS-
ity." No men ever more appreciated
such an order than the soldiers of the
old Union army.
II REMEMBER punishment" said
Capt. w. J. Kercheval, that Gen. Lew
Wallace meted out to two soldiers who
had shot a COW, in the face of orders
not to shoot stock. 1t was in warm
weather, and putting them under guard,
they We're given branches cut from trees
and told to take turn about every two
hours keeping the flies off the carcass.
They were kept at this nearly three
days, most of the time being compelled
to hold the nose with one hand while
agitating the fly brush with the other
The sight was very laughable affair
to all but the sufferers. and the exam
pie had a good effect on other would-be
depredators. indianapolis Journal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02
"TheDay We Celebrate"

This week, the day we celebrate will
be the anniversary of that ever-memor-
able one of which what is now about the
most prosperous. smartest. liveliest,
strongest and most intelligent nation on
earth was born. We join pretty gener-
ally in this celebration, and yet it can
not have the same significance to every
body. The lrishman has peculiar feel
ing for st. Patrick's Day; the Norweg-
ian is particularly entbused by the 18th
of May; the Afro-American has two
great days, August LIST and January LIST.
Birthdays and w0dding-days are
numerously celebrated, buit they inter-
est only small circles of people But
for each individual of all the millions
who have travelled over the Burlington
lines, there is day which he can join
all the rest (whatever be their national
ity) in celebrating; and that is the day
that each took his first ride on 1.-The
Burlington, the line that goes every
where. For tickets, rates ETC., you
should apply to the nearest railroad tick
ct agent, or write to w. C. KENYON.
Gen. Pass. Agent, st. Paul MINI.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02
A WAR WAIF.
Fragment of His History Chronicled
by a Soldier who Wore the Gray.


by soldier Who Wore the Gray.
/ enlisted as a private in the Second
Louisiana Volunteers in 1851 Ny first
real soldering was on the Yorktown
Peninsula. While there or at Suffolk
/ (I forget which,, there strolled into
|camp a young boy, not over ten or
Atwelve years of age, who attached him.
sell to one of the neighboring regi-
tments. Who he was, shis name, or
fwhere he came from, can not now re-
4cal. He was looked upon as No Mans
|child, and as such found genial fellow
sship among the soldiers.
q i soon realized that he was a cosmo-
politan and at home anywhere, for |
hext saw him the pet of the First South
Carolina Volunteers. How long he
taid with them | can not say. 1t was
hearty year before l saw him again.
His small form and boyish face were a
great contrast to the men among whom
be mingled. / remember then how odd
,it seemed to see that child in a camp,
put he was truly 'the child of the regi-
pent.s
After we had fallen back to Rich
ond, and after those terrible seven
Rys' Of battle, the army was reorgan-
led, and the troops brigaded by states,
1 lost sight Of our Carolina neighbors
I'D also the boy.
lat the second Manassas on the goth
August, 1862, our brigade STARK s.
boz fsilow, he fell at sharpsburg) was
ing in the woods nearly opposite that
terrible deep cut Wher the drip
Ing. scattering fire of the Yankee
kirmishers drove in our out-lookers las
bld Jack" didn't have a counter Skin
hish line) the cry Forward" rang
one cur lines and we advanced and
U almost into the Yankees, who, Civ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02

Smith, Gray and Co.'S Monthly: I'm
necessary force -Friend-"What are
you going to do with this immense re-
volverP" Dolly Simple-''rm tired of
life, me deah fellah. and I'm going to
blow me bwains out" Friend-''Psha
Why don't you you just take a pinch of
snuff and sneeze.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02

Go ABOUT the business of road maxi
ing as though it was worth doing well,
as it most certainly Is, and stop fooling
away time and money in efforts that
may be well meant but which are the
result of guess work rather than intel
ligent theory confirmed and established
by successful practice. -Burlington(Ia)
Hawkeye.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02

Club Review: Long Time to Wait
Willie" You'll have to wait some time
yet. Sister has only got on her bonnet"
teatherstone (who has invited her to 90
to the play and is nervously waiting)-
''Why what else as she TO doe" Viii
lie-"ShO's got to look in the glass;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02

and work h ard
w h e n used in
gree n S a p p Y
wood. 1t is easy
enough to make
a saw that will
work to perfec-
ton. A suitable
n a rro W S a W
blade, about IS
inches long, can
be bought at any
hardware S tor e
for a b o u { 25
cents. Drill l a
hole a I e a c h
end, and select a
strong Y o u n g
o a k or hickory
rhAc.A about %
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02

thick as a thumb. saw
This is split at its upper end, the end
of saw blade inserted saw teeth point
ing toward you), and thus fastened
with nail driven through the center
of stick and the hole in the blade. Now
the stick of wood is bent, and the
other end Of blade inserted somewhat
in same way as the first Now you
will have a saw, with good handle,
and you will be able TO saw off limbs
as thick as mans arm without the
least difficulty. Such a handy imple
ment is shown in the accompanying il
lustration.-De Landwirth
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02
70 BOOKS zGIVEN AWAY
w. L. McCord.

wa will send the entire list Of Twenty Valuable
Books enumerated and described below, 10 every SUP
srber TO this paper for the ensuing year. who RENTS
tpeat cents N addition TO the regular subscription
prlce These books, each Of which contains COM
nete rat class novel other work ~ aWell-knoWn
end popular author are published In neat pamphlet
Form printed from good readable type on good paper
and many OF them handsomely illustrated They com,
priRe some Df the finest works ever written ~ some Of
Inc gresest and most popular writer's both q Amer-
"a and Europe. Each one IS complete In Itself
n rs Mrs CaudIe's Curtain Lectures. By
DOUGLAS JERR9LD. Very old ana very ,Iunny a. me
younger as we'll as older generation should read them
No pa Adventures Of a Bachelor. By the Au
thor OF BIiah Beanpole's Adventures In New York"
10 20 How to Make and Save Money on
the Farm. A valuable compilation Of useful facts.
bnta and ~ gRestions for farmers and gardeners.
Novel By JULES FKRsB.
No rs. The Little Old Man OF the Batig
noIIea. Novel By EMILE GABORIAU.
No. N7 a Dangerous Woman. Novel By
~ ~ ~ The Linden Farm Bride. Eove-
~ I'll simon Derrick's Daughter. Move.
q so o. 2i2 The Baron's VIII. ANOvsl. By sTL
No NJ. 40 The Peril Of Richard Pardon. A
N9 M 40 n BLACK bird nm. Novel By ESTHER
95 ,5 2ls The Guardians Plot. Novel By
r. al The cray Falcon. ANOvel. By N. T.
i N ~. The sorrow or Secret. Nove..
x NJ 20 80 Percy and tho Prophet. Novel.
No 81 The story OF a Wedding Ring. a
EaveI ~ the author 81 " Dora Thorns.n
50 go Martyr Wares Temptation.
Sovel. By hrs HENEY Woo9 -,
the author Of Dora Thorne"
No "a The Island Home. ANoveL By H. 7.
NOR No IS The Fatal Glove. AN0vsl By oIAAA
Augusta
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02

Greene-"I have evolved a scheme
for making the silver dollar even up
with gold
White-"What is it?''
Greene-"Fill out the missing grains
of silver with native tin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02
Rare California Views.

Enclose stamp for catalogue. Sam
pie of views viii be sent upon receipt Of
twenty-five cents.
California Art Gallery, Santa Rosa,
Cal. 48ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02

Yankee Blade: Carl-"Poor Jinks
reminds me of the moon.
Henri-"How SOP"
Carl-"When he spends his last quar-
ter ne gets full. +"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02
Rheumatism Cured in a Day,

"Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in to days,
Its action upon the system is remark
able and mysterious. 1t removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappear. The first dose greatly ben
efits. - cents. Sold by Stone &
Hassell, Druggists. Lancaster. 48ly
Large size SOC andS1.00.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02

Judge: Aspirant-What is the chief
requisite for a young lady entering the
literary fieldP
Editor-Postage stamps.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02

"Why did you resign from the minis
try?"
because l could not pray for fine
weather and rain on the same Sunday,
so the deacons told me was not up TO
modern improvements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02
(ENS-oNS }!

- Having mad ave years experience az an
Examiner in the Pension OF ce at Washing
ton / am prepared to proc cute CLAIMS
FOR PENSION, or any business before the
Departments, with disp tch. Govt Fee
when successful.
FLETCHER S. KIDD,
4l63rd st y. W. Washington, D. G.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02
GOOD PRUNING SAW.
How to Make One That Is Sure TO Work
to Perfection.

Many of the pruning saws bought in
stores have the fault that they pinch
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-02
u Horse Breeders.

w. L. McCord. Lancaster, Wis. is progressive
breeder and believes in encouraging those who
patronize his stations. He has offered purse
of 100 dollars to be trotted for in 1894 foi foas OF
1892 for which the produce Of all Mares served in
1891 by Lord Broueham and Brougham, Jr., &C
cording to conditions in Tabulated Pedigree can
compete. Pedigrees containing conditions will
be mailed free on application. These stations
are Grandsons OF Rysdyks Hambletonian.
lie also wishes to announce to the Breeders OF
Grant County hat they can find in his breeding
stable one of the best Draft and All purpose
stations in Western WISCONSIN. These Stall
iohs will be fonnd at the old stand, wright's
Brick Barn Lancaster, after April 10.
Thanking my patrons for past fayors and ask
ing for their further patronage.
Respectfully,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-27
co ME podoba, jakby mu szlo koniecznie

a co ME podoba, jakby mu sz}o koniecznie
jej zdanie.
i tax samo co do innych rzeczy. Wyo-
braz sobie, taxi jest pedant, re przynosi nam
pr6bki obicia ma meble, kt6re zam6wR, ale
iakie pr6bki.. Ten adamaszek morderowy
W kwiaty -. pamietasz Tekluniu,,., Zdaje
mi sic, re schowa1am jeden kawa}eczek, zaraz
ci pokaze :. Mnie sic zdaje, re najmniej ko'
sztuje dziesie6 re6skich. -. Materya lyohska
Poda2a pr6bke Alicyi, a miny jej przy-
gladajacej sic okna temu skrawkowi, MONA
by}o odczue,> re jest kompletnie przygnebiona
= Musi bye bogatym....
= No, zdaje sic = odpowiada usmie-
chem lekcewazenia Michalina = inaczejby ME
kupowa}. -.
lego samego zdania by} Florjan, nawet
poszed1 dalej przyznajac, IL jakkolwiek pod
wzgledem rozumu uzdolnienia urzedniczego
musi sobie przyznac wyzszosG, = to pod wzgle-
dem gustu szyku pa6skiego sk1ada broh pred
sasiadem.
: Powiadam wan, re TAXI rasa lepsza
ma sobie cos, czego naszemu bratu niedosta-
je. G}upstwo take, zawiaze krawat ma szyl,
obroci sic, reke poda, a jakos inaczej skfa-
dnie.... Me jestem ia przyjacielem arysto-
kracyi, jednak trzeba i'm przyznat, ze maja
cos panic dobrodzieju!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-27
NV.

Up}yna} znowu czas jakis, pan Alfons
bywa domu Florjaua, zajada smaczne kola-
eye, krytykuje czasem potrawy wskazuiae, jak
sic cos powinno przygotowae, albo iak podae i
wciaz jest bo2yszczem kobiet,~ kt6re widza
MIN ideal szykownego kawalera, kt6remu
pozwala sic pewnej tyranizacyi mad soba. Je-
zeE pan Florjan jest zawsze kr6likiem domo-
wynn dla swej rodziny, to Alfons Smiaao bye
moze jego delfnem, o czem nieraz mia}a spo.
sobnosc przekonac sic panna Michalina. Przy-
brawszy ton mentora nakazywa}, jak sic ma u
bierac, jak rece trzymae jak chodzic, staWia.
jac nogi zawsze W trzeciej pozycyi podfug re-
gu} wyk}adanych przez nauczycieE ta6ca.
Go sic tyczy jego spraw fnansowych, to
jest W jaki spos6b radzi2 sobie z owemi ratami,
kt6rych suma pod}ug zwyk1ego rachunku pre-.
wyzsza3a Gala jego place, ME moge czytelnik6w
tenn objasni6. Wprawdzie ssodwiedzalo 60
bi6rze codzie6 mn6stwo rozmaitych pos}af
COW 2 rachunkami, lecz on odprawia1 ich
prawdziwie kr6lewska powaga:
= Powiedz, re dobrze -mowi do taklego
faceta.
- Ale prosze pana..
= Powiedz, re dobrze! - powtarza ma
ciskiem prostujac sic nagle - j posfaniec wy
nosa sic jak zmyty.
"a to " dzie6 wyplat miesiec ecznej pensyi
by1a cokolwiek drazliwsza spraWa Staroza.
lkonni lichwiiarze Itch pomocniey tory PIG niiss
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-27
ZE SWIATA.
OBRAZKI / HUMORESkI
PRZEZ AUTORA
.KIOPOTOW STAREGO KOMENDANTA,"
KR0LTK nI;0GMlE!OWY.
SZKlCE . NATURY.
(Ciag dalszy).
PRZEZ AUTORA

Rzeczywiscie TAXA to najprawdziwsza,
dodaie pani Florjanowa Z uczuciem zo}nierza
zadaiacego ostatni clos wrogowi. : ia ma tenn
sic znam, bo moja nieboszczka babka mia1a
rome kleinoty familijne pamietam dzieckiem
bedac, pokazywala ie czesto i uczy3a jak sic
prawdziwe per}y urja6skie inne drogie ka-
mienie poznaja. Me MONA zaprzeczye re ma
gust INA sic W naszych sklepach cos podo'
bnego ME znaidziesz, DO uwazasz Alsiu, to
wszystko sprowadzane Wiednia
"A iaki grzeczny dehkatny = m6wi
dalei Michalina wystaw soble, przyni6s& tu
prosa wyb6r, chociaa sam daleko lepiej zna
sic od nas....
Il to movie CT, 2 Gala galanterya zwraca1
sic do Michaliny, sspytaisc, co jej sic podoba,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-27

w Rosyi wys}ano diva pu}ki pie
choty jeden pulk konnicy do dy-
strykt6w nawiedzonych glodem ne
dza, azeby pomogsy policyi utrzymad
spok6j iporzadek.
s4ychac, il Kauady wybieraja sic
pielgrzymi do Rzymu, i ze zostana
przez Oica sw. przyjeci.
Kr6l Humbert ma uda6 sic wkrotce
do Petersburga celem ozenienia syna
swojego jakas wielka ksiezuiczka
rosyjska.
Odznaczajaca sic poboznoscia
pieknoscia austryacka arcyksiezni-
czka Ma}gorzata Zofa oiezko zachoro-
wa}a ma tyfus.
Depesze z mad granicy austry-
ackiej niemieckiej donosza, IL po.
miedzy wojskiem rosyjskiem grasuje
tyfus. Wskutek tego Rosya ma co,
fna6 swe wojska z mad granicy W
gsab kraju.
Pan Parivior, prezes Sadu dobry
katolik, kt6remu polecono prowadzic
process przeciw Aroybiskupowi z AK,
wzbrania sic us}uchac rozkazu.
Cesarz niemiecki rozkaza}, by dla
niego zestawiono wszystkie daty ty-
czace sic wygnania zydow z Rosyi
poleci} kanclerzowi Caprivi, azeby
mu z}ozy} dok}adne sprawozdanie W
tel mierze, gdyz zamierza sPrawe to
przed}ozyo Radzie pahstwa.
Cd niedzieli popo}udniu ustawi-
cznie tn deszcz padaS.
Loadyn, 26 pazdziernika.
800 gornik6w we Worcestershire
Staffordshire dzisiaj zaprzesta}o pra-
cowat powodu, re i'm znizono place
10 procent, Inzynierowie na pa
rowoach kursujacych po Tyne i
Wear postanowili zastrajkowa6 cd
przyszsej niedzieli dlatego, re i'm ME
chciano placic "a robote W godzinach
pozaurzedowych. w czasie ostatnich
powodzi pr4ca ich nadzwyczaj byaa
natezajaca. Jezeliby rzeczywiScie
przysz}o do tego strajku, to 10000
ludzi zaprzesta}oby pracowac.
DuJli'a, 26 pazdziernika.
Niezmierna senzacya wywoiasa tu
wiadonos6 zamachu przygotowa
nym celem wysadzenia W powietrze
gmachu nalezacego do NationalPre
organu stronnik6w McCarthysego.
Redaktorowie zasiedli w{asnie do
piracy, kiedy ktos rzuci} bombe W
dziedziniec pred oknami wydawcy.
Bomba eksplodowa}a, ale re Mkt ME
znajdowa} sic w sail, przeto nikogo
ME uszkodzi}a. Jednakze szyby 20.
sta}y pot}uczone, ramy u okien strza'
skane umeblowanie W pokoju mocno
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-27
Serbia.
Belgrad, 26 pazlzieTnika

|S"Jf Wv, Nv He~N ~SASi
Finansowe po}ozenie exkr6la Mi
lana ME jest wcale tax z}e, jak opo-
wiadano, jakkolwiek dawni jego
poldani wielce sic gniewaja ma jego
rozrzutnosc. Gniewa zw}aszcza wielu,
IL kasy pahstwowej maja mu wy
p}scic jeszcze 2 miliony frankow.
.Jestto czesc owych 5 milion6w, kt6re
miano mu wyplac6 re strony regen-
cyl, ably przyzwoicie m6gl Eye "a
granica. Bys to uk}ad tajny. Obe-
cnie dowiedziano sic, ze l million wy
p}acono mu gotowka i re niedawno
pewien bank rosyjski "a poreczeniem
rzadu serbskiego wyp}acif mu 2 mi
liony. Skoro Rad wyp}aci mu jeszcze
2 miliony, to wtedy juz zadnych pre-
tensyj do rzadu ME bedzie m6gs ro-
scit.
Turcya.
Konstantymopol, 2e pazdziernika.
Rad turecki ME znosi immigracyi
zydowskiej. Familiom zydowskim
przybywa6 ME wolno, dozwalaja tyl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-27

Izby poss6w, IL dzieki wpsywowi
Franoyi kwestya egipska bliska jest
za}atwienia. Minister oswiadczyl, il
Francya chetnie z innemi mocar-
stwami zechce sic porozumied co do
ostatecznego roz zwiazania kwestyi,
chociaz jest zdeoydowana ME pozby-
wac sic zadaych korzysci juz osia-
gnietyoh " sprawie obsadzenia Egi-
ptu przez Anglikow.
Wedle wykaz6w statystycznych
we Francyi W roku ubiegsym wyda-
no nastepujace sunny ma tytoh: "a
importowane cygara 2 miliony fran
k6w, "a papierosy 100000, "a Ia
bake do zazywania 20 milionow, "a
tytoh do palenia 81 milion6w. Ma
damskie papierosy wydano 100000
frank6w wiecej, niz W roku poprze-
dzajacym. We Francyi istnleJe sto-
warzyszenie antitytoniowe.
Pociag osobowy kolei Lyon Gre
noble dis wykolei} sic koio Moirans
runa} nasypu kolejowego. s O.
sob zosta}o zabitych 80 ciezko po-
kaleczonych.
Parya, 21 pazdziernika.
Pociag, kt6remu wydarzy}o sic
nieszczescie w poblizu Morians, pc
dziS nadzwyczajna szybboscia, cia-.
gniety przez dwie lokomotywy, u
pewnego zgiecia, gdzie pochylenie
nadzwyczaj bySo znaczne. sadza, IL
katastrofa nastapi}a W skutek wadli.
wosoi hamulca u drugiej lokomoty-
wy. Nasyp kolejowy W owen miej-
scu wznosi sic do wysokosci 40 stop.
Obecnie ley spodu II zgruchota-
nych wagon6w. Wedle p6zniejszych
wiadomosci IA os6b straci}o zycie,
so ciezko zostaso uszkodzorych. 3
tych ostatnieh pewnie umrze W cia-
GU nocy, a Is inuych trudno bedzie
uratowac. Straszliwie przedstawia
sic miejsce wypadku. z pod kupy
gruzow wydobyto zywa masa die
weczke, kt6ra p}aczac tuli}a sic do
swej matki.
Wyssano pociag ratnnkowy ma
miejsce wypadku prace ratunkowe
odbywaja sic przy swietle pochodni,
Wielka Brytania.
Londyn, rs pazdziernika.
Powodzie wzd}uz Tamizy ME usta-
ia, przeciwnie zwiekszaja sic ciagle
w Lincolnshire, ,Somersetshire innych
okolicach.
Berlihscy wSasciciele drukarh sa-
dza, IL strajk zecer6w pow-ta1 wsku-
tex machinacyj niekt6rych socyali-
stow wpsywowych. Policya stara sic
wysledzi6 prawde, gdyby sic Okla
za}o, re tax jest istotnie, przyaresztu-
je sprawcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-27
Chill.
Santiago, 26 pazdziernika.

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q polecenia rzadu Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych pose} Egan zazadal cd rzadu
chilehskiego rozstrzygniecia W spra-
vie zaburzeh, kt6rych o6ara pad}o
kilku majtkow amery rykahskich. Za-
DAME jest u}ozone W stylu }agodnym
| uprzejmym, ale zarazem stano-
wczym. Egan rownoczesnie przed1o-
zy} juncie sprawozdanie ulozone
przez kapitana Schley i wyrazii zdu-
mienie i oburzenie rzadu swojego, il
policya pomaga1a burzycielom, ma
padajac ma bezbronnych Ameryka-
now z bagnetami, a potem wlokac
aresztowanych kohmi do wiezienia.
Zazada} "a to zadosycuczynienia.
Niewiadomo, co uczyni junta. Do
tychczas ME wyrazi}a nawet swego
ubolewania mad zajscami, i re strony
w}adz chilefskich zawsze jeszcze
starano sic ca1e zaiscie przedstawie
tyHo jake zwyk}a burde uliczna.