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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-03-16
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.

NOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
All Of the 8. @. RS were made
special order for tomorrow at 1:3O
Pm.
Also a resolution to have night
sessions from now on. Carried.
INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING.
BY Trembath-(by leave)-Safe re-
turn of property used by the Legisla
ture to Secretary of State. Committee
Of the Whole.
By Richards-(by leave)--A. B. No
118, Repeating the Re-apportionment
Act, recently passed by present Legis-
lature and signed by the Governor.
Tabled.
By Harrington-(by leave)-A. B.
No. 100, Regulating fees and compen-
stations of State Officials. Judiciary.
S. B. No. 7O-Repealing II o'clock
law in all counties but Washoe, Orms-
by and Storey. By vote of 81 to IL
the bill was referred to the Committee
on Public Morals.
S. G. r. No. 49-Eight hours consti-
tutes a days work. Adopted.
At Has the Assembly took recess
till p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A. E. No. 92-McHardy's pay for
contes;ing seat. Passed, % to IL.
A. 3. No. 59-Appropriating $1,000
for calling out militia.
A. B. No. 116-Allowing $40 to Ser
geant-at-Ar.as for taking charge of
Assembly Chamber after Assembly
adjourns.
These bills were favorahly con-
sidcred in Committee Of the Whole.
A. b. No. 1O2-Walk around Cap
itol. Passed.
A. B. No. 85-Big Jaw bill of Bells.
Tabled.
A. B. No. So Making Governor and
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
ex-ofIicio Members of the Board of
Regents. Murphy, Mcclellan, Har-
rington and Groves, spoke in behalf
of the bill. Bell, Thompson and
Nixon spoke against it. Passed by a
vote of % to 10.
S. B. No. 67-Prohibiting sale OF re-
moval of mortgaged personal prop
erty. Passed.
A. B. No. 77-Preserving wild game.
Amended several times and ordered
re- engrossed.
S. B. No. T-Preparing decisions
Supreme Court. Lost.
At 1 P. NJ. House took a recess until
7P. NJ. Thirty. two bills on general
file.
M.-Seven members absent
A. B. No. 1OO-Prohibiting prize
fighting. Carried, % to 9.
A. B. No. 59-Appropriation $4,000
per annum for calling out militia.
Passed, 81 to 5.
A. B. No. I07-Sunday closing law.
Tabled.
At 1855 p. NJ. House adjourned.
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Dentistry.

DR.. c. f. Moore, Dentist, has per
manently located in Elko. Office in
the rearof humboldt Lodging House.
Call and learn the condition of your
teeth. Painless extraction, and all
work guaranteed. 225.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-03-16
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
FIFTEENTH SESSION.
Fifty-f0urth Day, March 13.
SENATE.


Senate met at IL o'cleck, President
Poujade presiding. Roll called; quo
rum present. Journal read and ap-
proved.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Ways and Means-:S. B. No. So, with
recommendation that it be laid on
table; S. B. No. 81, without recon-
mendation; S. B. No. Ii, with recon-
mendation that it be laid on table;
substitute for S. B. No. As, to aid
District Fairs. Gives State Fair 81
500, Ormsby county $4,000, all other
Districts $1,000. Substitute adopted.
.-.. .. MESSAGES.
From Assembly, returning s. e.
No. "A, Revenue bill, with amendment.
Amendment concurred in by Senate;
also S. B. No. 33, Assembly receding
from it's amendment.
...-- GENERAL FILE.
Ways and Means Committee. out of
order, introduced S. B. No. 90, that
the Deputy of State Prison shall be
Captain of Guard. Ordered printed.
S. B. No. IS, Fixing salaries of Dis
trict Ju1ges; made special order for
2 P. NJ. Saturday.
A. B. No. 62, Public Libraries. Laid
on table.
Recess to l p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Senate met at 2 p. NJ. Quorum
present.
Substitute for 8. b. No. 02-Cut-
ting of Deputy Warden and Con,mis-
sary at State Prison. Passed.
S. B. No. 3--l2 o'clock law laid on
the table.
S. B. No. 1910 punish the unlaw-
full issuance OF certificates for bounty
on scaips. Passed.
S. B. No. 83-Granting life diplomas
to teachers who have taught for a
period'of five years. Passed.
Substitute for S. B. No. 31-Recom-
mending to the people that they vote
for or against the calling of Consti-
tutional Convention at next election.
Lost, 7 to IL, LaGrave gave notice Of
reconsideration.
Committee on Ways and Means re-
ported, out OF order, substitute for S..
B. No. 1S. (Sproule's bill cutting
down salaries of State officors.) Sub
stitute adopted.
Ways and Means Committee, out of
order, introduced s. B. No. 93. (An-
other Section of Sproules Salary bill,
relating to Deputies) Considered in
Committee of tho Whole. Saves the
State $4,000 per y ar. Takes effect
July /, 1901. Reac and passed.
Adjourned.
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A Word to Ladies.

Ladies who desire beautiful clear
skin, free from pimples, boiis, blotches,
and other eruptions, should commence
at once to use DR.. Gums Improved
Liver Pills. They will also remove
that heavy look about your eyes and
make them bright, and will cure
headache from whatever cause il
arises; Remember, you are only re-
CURED to take one SMALL pill at bed
time, which is coated with pure sugar,
and will not grippe or produce any un-
pleasant sensation. Sold at % cents
nv r r Mu!iar
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-03-16

Que dollar in addition to tho sub
scription price Of tho INDErETDENr
will give yon either tho Chicago News
o. Tie SatiouN Democrat Tor Il year,
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SALNIAGUNDI.


Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. %, A. o. q. W., at their Hall to-
night.
For a choice Key West Cigar or
anything in the smokers line, 90 to
Muller's.
w. T. Smith, his mother, sister and
daughter, and Mrs. J. w. Dorsey left
this afternoon for San Francisco.
Joseph Rodger, Wostenholm and
Sun Co.'S fine pocket knives and
razors at Muller's. X
The Central insane Asylum, seven
miles from Nashville, Tenn, was de-
stroyed by fire Friday night, six of
the inmates were cremated.
Col. j. b. Moore arrived last night
from a visit to the Bay. He stopped
off at Reno and looked in upon the
law makers at Carson on his return.
Mr.. Mcclellan is determined to
make record on big bills. His
first water bill comprised 81 pages,
and the Reno Gazette says on Satur-
day he introduced 50-page water
bill.
Your attention is directed to Rosen-
stocks new ad. which appears under
the head of New To-Day. Afte r
reading the ad. stop into his mann
moth store and examine the new
goods.
A special meeting Of Elko Lodge
No. 10, F. & A. NJ, will be held at
their Hall tomorrow night for work
in the First Degree. All members ia
good standing are cordially invited to
be present.
S. e. Rogers was in from Pleasant
Valley last Saturday. He reports the
people generally we'll after an un-
VISUAL amount of sickness. Sam says
the roads are fast drying up and will
soon be good.
When your eyes get weak and pain
you while reading, go to Muller and
get you pair Of good specs or eye
glasses. A good fit guaranteed or no
pay. A full assortment of colored
glasses for sun or snow.
Syracuse, New York, was visited by
terrible confagration last Saturday.
A large portion of the business part
OF the city was destroyed, and the loss
is estimated at s2,OOO,OoO,. probably
one-half of which is covered by insur-
ance.
All wines and liquors used for me-
diclnal and domestic purposes should
De absolutely pure and unadulter.
ated, and none other should be used.
good stock Of pure domestic and
imported always on hand at Muller's
Drug Store. y
The latest report Of the ballot for
United States Senator by the Califor-
MA Legislature gives Estee, 81; De-
Young, "a; FELTON,, 15. The Demo
Gratis, it seems, are trying expert
ments, their votes Being cast first for
Goucher, then for Coleman, next for
Shannahan and finally for w. D.
English.
The only means for curing and
atfording relief TO the unfortunates
suffering from hernia or rupture, is in
awell-titting and we'll adjusted Truss
or BandaSe. Muller has large as
csortmeaS OF the very latest improved
Trusses and Bandages, and will take
measurement and order any special
Truss OF Bandage made to orders
Eleven Italians who we're confined
'nthe City Prison at New Orleans on
charge OF having assaseinated Chief
OF Police Hennesy last October, we're
aken out by mob and either shot or
hanged last Saturday. The people
were aroused TO this act of justice by
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CHATrEL MORTGAGES, drawn
strictly in conformity with the laws
OF the State of Nevada, for safe at the
INDEPENDENT office.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-03-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Depot Hotel-- Clark s. Green, Pro-
prietOrs.
Sam McMullen, Deeth; s E Rogers,
Lamoille; A j Thomas, j B Moore,
Ruby Valley; w e Fordham, d d
Ogilvie, South Fork.
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SELECT COMMITTEES.

EIko delogation--A. B. No. Ill, with
recommendation that it do pass az
amended.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-01

wzruszajace, tie westchnienia, te s}owa niebie-
skie = do g}ebi dusze jego wzruszy3y Ivy
pomimo wolf pop}yne}y mu oczu.... A MIN
ostatnie cudne tony ucich}y = pad} twarza na
ziemie ukorzy} sic pred Bogiem.
Ofara swieta ko1czy}a sic. Ojciec Aniel,
ki widzi wiernych spieszacych do sto}u Pan
skiego rozjasnionem wiara i miioscia obi
czem; i pomysla} o tych dniach odleglych, kie'
dy sam takze bra} udzia} tel swietej uczcie.
Przypomnia1 sobie swoja cnotliwa pobozna
ma}zonke, kt6ra tyle stara1 dok}ads}a, by go
do swietego zblizyc Sto}u, c<esto mowi}a, IL
radoscia odda}aby swoje zycie, ably go tylko
zobaczy6 powr6conego Bogu.. Bye moze, il
przez swoj upor by} przyczyna smierci swej
drogiej Eugenii; bye moze, IL ona Bogu ofa-
rowa}a swoje zycie, aby go nawr6ciG zbawic..
Potem mysla} swojej biednej Anielce, co po.
woi gasne}a, moze umrze, jak jej matka. -.
niezmierna bolesG scisne}a jego SERGE. kzy
rzesiste sp1yne}y mu po twarzy d3ugi czas p}a-
ka}. ;. Biedny ojciec
Gdy podni6s} glove, juz swece by1y po.
gaszone, kosci6} pusty, kilka tylko lamp W
oko1o z}obka swieci}o sic jeszcze. Pan O. G.
zblizy} sic do z4obka iuklaA u stop Dziecia-
tka Jezus.
%, moi Boze! - rzek1 = Boze! cd ty-
lu lat przesta}em Ci s}uzy6, dis b}agam Gle
pokornie - zwroG mi c6rke, a nazawsze po-
lwr6ce do Ciebie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-01

hzy obfte ma nowo pop}yne}y z oczu ME.
szczesliwego ojca. ModIi} sic jeszcze chwile
goraco, obraz promieniejacy usmiechniety
S}owa Wcielonego zdawa} sic usta otwierac,
by moze powiedziec mu, re jego prosba wy
s}uchana zosta}a; potem powsta} poszed4 do
domu.
Teresa drzwi mu otworzy}a.
-Jak sic ma Anieika? = by}o pierwsze
zapytanie pana O. G.
-spa}a cd tel chwili gdy pan wyszed3,
dopiero teraz przebudzi}a sic.
Pan O. G. szybko pobieg} do c6rki, kt6ra
objawszy go "a szyje wychud}emi raczetami
pieszczotami go darzy}a.
Ia d}ugo by}em W kosciele, nieprawdaz
moja najdrozsza? = rzek} ojciec.
20 ME, ME, ojczulku! = szybko odpo-
wiedzia}a Anielka, kt6rej twarzyczka szcze.
sciem jasnia}a. = By1o tax pieknie! tax pie
kuie! = doda}a
= Tax, bardzo pieknle = rzek1 pan O..
c., starajac sic usmiechnac.
= Wien o TEN odpowiedzia}a "a
chwytem Anielka = Ma1y Jezus tym roku
by} wiecej miluchny niz W roku zesz}ym; leza}
posr6d kwiat6w, najpiekniejsze ma swie-
Gle piesni spiewano. Ach, jak to by1o zachwy-e
cajace!
Pan O. c. spojrza} ma c6rke zdumionym
wzrokiem, myslac, re m6wi W goraczce; lecz
promieniejaca twarzyczka Anielki uspokoIa
90.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-01
Telegramy ZagranieZne.
Cesarz Wilhelm Odjechaf Hell
gOlandyi do HOllandyi.
Tr0jprzymierze OdnOwiOnO ma 6
lat.
ReWOlucya W Santiago.
RewOlucya W Santiago.
Trzesienie ziemi W WerOnie.
Niency.
L0ndy7a, 80 czerwca.

: Cesarz Wilhelm odjecha} z
Helgoland do Hollandyi. Przy-
bedzie jutro do Amsterdamu.
Podczas swego pobytu zbada
cesarz rome zalegle sprawy:
jak odnowienie ugody han
dlowej miedzy Hollandya i
Francya, regulowanie Renu
t. d.
Londyu, 80 czerwca.
Rozchodzi sic znowu pog}o-
ska, re odwo}anym zostanie
/ pose} niemiecki W Paryzu, hr.
Muenster.
Londyro, 80 czerwca.
Depesza berli6ska donosi,
re faktem jest odnowienie tr6j-
przymierza na lat szesc.
Rad francuski zdaje sic
spostrzeg}, co sic swieci Z
tego powodu jego usi}owania o
skojarzerie sic z carem.
Zpowodu, re Anglia oswald
czy}a sic gotowa do uzycia swej
foty ma morzu Srodziemnem
do utrzymania porzaaku, przy-
1aczy1a sic tenn samem do tr6j-
przymierza. W Paryzu gnie-
waja sic o to bardao. We
Wiedniu wyraz} wczoraj hr.
Taafe swoje zadowolenie po-
wodu odnowienia tr6jprzymie,
rza i doda}, ze przez to znikna
czarne chmury ma horyzoncie
europejskim.
Berlin, 80 czerwca.
Rozchodza sic egzemplarze
drugiego memorya}u, kt6ry
Cahensley przed}ozy} sekreta-
rzowi papieskiemu, kardyna-
}owi Rampolla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-01
Wscieklizna.
Nea0 YORK;. 80 czefwca.

= Kto ci to m6wi}, mole dziecko?
= Mkt ojczulku mi ME m6wi}, sama wi
dzia}am, DO przeciez z ojczulkiem by}am W
kosciele.
-M6wi W goraczce = pomysla} sobie
pan o. c. Uspok6j sic dziecie, moja Aniel'
ko! = rzek} pozestraszony = odpocznij sobie;
jutro mi opowiesz.
= Alez ojczulku, jestem spokojna : od-
powiedzia}a c6reczka nieco urazona.
Tax, to prawda = rzek} zaraz ojciec
ME chcac sic choremu dziecku sprzeciwiat.
Dobrze, opowiedz mi, cos widzia}a.
%, checia, ojczulku. Gdysmy weszh
do koscio}a, pelen by} ludzi. spiewano ka-
p}ani weszli ma stopnie o}tarza. -. Stalismy W
ma}ej $ prawej nawie, potem zblizylismy sic
do Aobka, kt6rypodziwialismy. Go "a swiatlo!
co "a kwiaty! Przedewszystkiem okaza}e drze
wo mad Mobkiem sic chyli}o. -.
Palmowe? - zywo wtracn pan O. c..
kt6rego zdziwienie coraz wiecej wzarsta}o.
Tax, prawda, drzewo palmowe.. Po.
tenn CLOS piekny jak CLOS anio}a, spiewa1 przy
wt6rowaniu organow, ty, ojczulku, s1ucha}es
go, bedac bardzo smutnym.
(Doko1czenie nastapi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-01

dosieg}a punktu najwyzszego
i teraz juz opada: niebezpie-
cze6stwo przemine}o. 0pada-
ME jest dose szybkie, gdyt wy
nosi cal ma godzine.
q Atchison donosza: w Do
niphan Point wczoraj popo}u-
dniu dom nalezacy do Pleasant
Little zosta} uniesiony przez
wode. Mieszkal W MIN John
Mcqueen 2 rodzina, a Little u
mich sic wiktowa1. Mieszkahcy
dom opuscili, MIN go woda "a,
bra}a; poniewaz jednak Little
znik} bez sladu, obawiaja sic,
il powr6ci} do domu i tam
moze utonaf.
Eksplozya lokomotywy.
White Hayen, Pa., 80. czer.
Wczoraj wieczorem wyda.
rzy}a sic ma kolei Central z
New Jersey w poblizu Mes
quehoning Junction straszliwa
eksplozya, W skutek kt6rej
czworo ludzi straci}o zycie. =
L Lokomotywa Mr.. $50 mia}a
wprowadzic wagony towarowe
w|asnie wysz}a d~orca, ma
kt6rym <talo kilka innych To-
komotyu. Kiedy zbl'za}a sic
ku N->qnehoning, palace spo
str<eyN, ii oyiri ped kot}em
gasnie, ze 2 kotfa para ucho
dzi. g. t.ilat hoclt}, ale
j4>zcz- n e do~zedl do drzwi,
kiedy nastapi}a gwa}towna
eksplozya. C~ter-j robotuicy
ma ]okomotywie stpjacy zostaG
wyrzuceni w rome strony.
Zwlok palacza sjeszcze ME zna-
leziono. Zw}oki maszynisty
Trip 2haleziono W oddaleniu
oko}o 100 }okci Cd miejsca
eksplozyi. By}y strasznie po-
szarpane. Hamulcarzy znale-
ziono W przeciwnej stronie.
Lokomotywa zupe3nie roz-
bita. Kocie} wylecia} ma wzg6-
re oddalone o 800 stop. Gdy-
by nieszczescie to by}o wyda-
rzy}o sic ma dworcu, to by4oby
o wiele wiecej ludzi zgine}o.
Sejm nauczycielski.
CINCINNATI, 80. czerwca.
81 sejm narodo~ego zwiazku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-01
Powodz W Missouri zmniejsza sic.
Niemieccy nauczyciele sejmuja.
Arcybiskup Katzer.

Miz,Oaukee, WIS.,, 80. czerwca.
J. E. Arcybiskup Katzer
prowincyi Wisconsin obja3! u
rzedowanie. Przyby} specyal-
nym pociagiem Green Bay
do Milwaukee, i towarzyszy}a
mu delegacya z}ozona z kilku-
set os6b, duchownych i swiec-
kich. Ma dworcu kolei oczeki-
wa}y ma niego wszystkie kato
lickie stowaryszenia, kt6re 90
odprowadzi}y do katedry sw.
Jana, gdzie odby}a sic uroczy-
sta ceremonial zajecia stolicy
arcybiskupiej. Oko}o 10000
os6b wzie1o udzia} W uroczy-
Stosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-01
WfOchy.


Londyua, % czerwca.
correspondent Chronicle" W
Rzymie donosi, re odpowie-
dzialni ministrowie trzech
sprzymierzonych mocarstwzja-
da sic W kr6tkim czasie, ably
obradowaG mad sprawami tr6j-
przymierza.
Rsym, 80 czerwca.
Mieszkahcy prowipcyi We
roma przerazili sic wczoraj
gwa}townem trzesieniem ziemi
do tego stopnia, re wsr6d nocy
powylatywali ze swych dom6w
ma pole. Myself, re juz zgina
pod gruzami walacych sic do
NOW. Pomimo ogromnego spu-
stoszenia wielkiej liczby domow
mkt z ludzi ME zgina}.
Turcya.
Londy1a, 80 czerwca.
Depesze nades}ane Kon-
stantynopola donosza, re sultan
zatwierdzi} uchwa1e bruksel-
skiego zgromadzenia antinie-
wolniczego.
POfudniowa Ameryka.
Buenos Ayes, 80 czerwca.
Wszystkie wp}ywowe osoby
wspieraja przewrot, ktory wy
buch} W prowincyi Santiago, j
gdzie aresztowano prezydenta
de Lestero i zmuszono go do
rezygnacyi. Wojsko uda}o sic
amiejscerozruchow. Wys}ano
rowniez komisarzy rzadowych,
ably za}atwic spory wynlk}e
skutkiem rezygnacyi prezydeu-
ta de Lestero.
Australia.
Sydney, 30 czerwca.
Do nowego parlamentn wy
brano 81 czionk6w 4 opozycyi,
81 party r~adowej 26przed-
stawicieli robotnikow i 3 ME
zaleznych.
Argentynia.
Buenos Ayes, 80 czerwca.
DR.. Trigoyen zrzek} sic kan
dydatury ma prezydenta.
Przybycie parOWc0w.
NeW YORK;. State of Ne
braska Glasg.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-01
Hamburg, 80 czerwca.

Hamburg, 80 czerwca.
By}o tutaj dzisiaj bardzo
goraco, askutkiem tego okaza}o
sic siedm wypadkow udaru
s1onecznego.
Brenaa, 80 czerwca.
Zako6czy} sic strajk palaczy
ma okretach p61n. niemieckiego
Lloydu. Towarzystwo Ego
Dido sic ma zadania strajker6w
az do pewnego punktu.
Wielka Brytania.
Londya, 80 czerwca.
Prawo fabryczne przeczyta-
no po raz drugi W Izbie lor-
dow. Lord Salisbury powie-
dzia}, re uwaza rok II "a mi
nimalny, ME zada jednakowoz
cd lord6w, ably zwalili uchwa}e
Izby nizszej.
Loaadya, 80 czerwca.
Gladstone zdrowie poprawi-
10 sic tax znacznie, re juz m6g}
wczoraj odbyc maEa przechadz-
ke.
Loady7e, 80 'czerwca.
Pod1ug najnowszych spra-
wozdaG fnansowych stoja
swietnie interesa browarn anne
ryka1skich United States
Brewing Comp. ma roczna dy,
widende u pre-. wolna cd po-
datk6w.
Londyn, 80 czerwca.
Ma dow6d, jak ksiecia Walii
lubia W Anglii, moze pos}uzye
fakt, re ma sobotniej recepcyi
znajdowa}o sic u niego nader
liczne i swietne towarzystwo.
Ksiaze by} W bardzo dobrym
humorze i by1 nader uprledza-
jacym dla wszystkich gosci. =
Glasgow, Is czerwca.
Podczas przejazdzki na }6dce
pewnego towarzystwa Largs
do Rothesay pekFa nagle }6dka
i osm os6b utone}o.
ROsya.
Londyn, 80 czerwca.
Frankfurcka gazeta donosi,
re jest zamiarem Pobjedono-
scewa, nawr6cic zyd6w ma
wiare chrzescia1ska i zespolic
ich elementem rosyjskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-01
ROk IL.

nauczycieli niemiecko-amery-
kahskich zosta4 w}asnie otwar.
ty. Znajduja sic ma MIN dele.
gaci z Cleveland, Milwaukee,
Columbus, Dayton, Chicago,
i t. d.
Nieszczescie kolejowe.,
RicAmoaad, Vrg., 80 czerwca.
Pociag towarowy kolei North
Carolina dis rano W poblizu
Salisbury, N. c., spad} mo-
stu. Konduktor Bruce Liu.
ster z}ama} obie nogi, straznik
Lum Morrison ma ramie urwa.
ne, a hamulcarz Gustav Will
liams zabi} sic ma miejscu. I,
MOrderstwO.
Nashville, Zenu., 80 czerwca.
DIS rano nadesz}a tn via.
domosc, re dozorca plantacyi
Shelby ko}o Shelby Station,
Bolivar Co., Miss, W sobote
wieczorem zosta} zamordowa.
ny. Siedzia} przy wieczerzy,'
gdy przez okno strzelono do
niego i ma miejscu go zabito.
Podejrzenie pada pa pewnego
Negra, z kt6rym dozorca mia}
sprzeczke, a kt6ry znik}.
Otrucie.
Nea0 YORK;. 80 czefwca.
q Brushton, N. Y, donosza,
IL 43 os6b, kt6re wzie}y udzia}
w zabawie wieczornej urzadzo.
nej przez danny gminy Chri-
stian Church, po wieczerzy do
staly straszliwych bolesci i 20
sta4y prawdopodobnie przez
lody otrute. Z tych os6b, kt6-
re zachorowa}y, iuz umar}y
dwie kobiety proboszcz: czy
innne wyzdrowieja jest rzecza
watpliwa.
WScieklizna.
Burlington, ". H., 80 czerwc.
Wielkiego nieszczescia przy-
czyna sta} sic pies wsciek4y,
kt6ry pokasa} trzech mezczyzn
i jednego ch}opaka, MIN zdo-
}ano 60 zastrzelic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-01
POWOdzie.
Hansas City, 80. czerwca

hansas City, 80. czerwca.
Woda w Missouri jeszcze
ciagle, chot powoli, sic wznosi.
w "statnich "a godzinach
wznios}a sic o ! stope. Jak sic
zdaje wedle wiadomoSci made.
sz}ych g6rnego biegu rzeki,
dis p"czn'e opadac. Ko}o St.
Joseph i Manhattan juz opada.
w Harlem woda stoi do wy
sok"sci drugich pieter budyn-
k6w. Nizsze czesci W zacho.
dniej stronie miasta zupe}nie
So pod woda i mieszka1cy owej
dzielnicy musieli schronic sic
do czesci wyzej po}ozonych.
Kansas City, 80. czerwca.
DIS popo}udniu o 4tej woda
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-01
Sroda, dnia | Lipca 1891 r.

Queenstown. Nevada 2 NY.
Lomdy'a:' Spree z N. Y,
Chicago, Rugia City of Paris
N. Y. sygn.
MoviWe.. Anchoria z N. Y.
Telegramy KrajoWe.
Przybycie Arcybiskupa Katzera
do stOlicy archidyecezyi.
Nieszczescie kolejowe W Virginii
Pennsylvania.
POw0dz W Missouri zmnieisza sic.
Niemieccy nauczyciele sejmuja.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-11-06

A Yale professor, who lives on Pros.
pect Hill, has, among other Japanese
curiosities, remarkable antique bronze
hell from an old temple in Japan, where
1t was once used by the priests during
their ceremonies, says the New Haven
Palladium,
This bell Is cup shaped and about 10
inches in diameter and about 10 inches
high. The tone of the bell is remarkably
soft and musical. and single touch will
cause a sound continuing for two or
three minutes.
A remarkable feature about the bell is
that it resounds when placed on a
cushion with the mouth upward, but
why the support does not arrest the vi
bration is point that has hitherto puz-
zled physicists, and no one who has seen
the bell can explain the phenomenon.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-11-06

Even General Washington, though the
richest citizen of the United States, could
sometimes scarcely make both ends meet.
In March, 1889. just before going to New
York to be inaugurated, he borrowed
$500 of Richard Conway, of MARYLAND
to whom he wrote: @Never till within
these two years have / experienced the
want of money. am now inclined to
do what never expected to be driven
to-that Is, to borrow money on interest. /"
Ten years later august II, 1890 he
wrote to his nephew and clerk, Robert
Lewis, that he must change his system of
farming or do worse. Something must
be done or shall be ruined; for all the
moneys lin addition to what / raise by
crops and rents) that have been received
for land, sold within the last four years,
to the amount of $50. 900, have scarcely
been able to keep me afioat. Under
these circumstances and a thorough con.
viction that half the workers / keep on
this estate would render me greater net
profit than now derive from the whole.
has made me resolve, if il can be accom-
plished. to settle plantations on some of
my other lands. He did not live to
effect this, for he died four months later.
Boston Advertiser.