davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-24
Chill and Fever Tonic

We vii sell J0hDsons Chill and
Fever Tonic under Z guarantee that
one bottle will effect permanent
cure in treating Chilis amt Fe,ert
Bilious Fever, MalarIal Fever. t.
phoid, Swamp aud Hemor.ha
Fever, also Neuralgia. and refund
the retail price, So. if It fails
f. I WHITEHEAD & Co.
Scotland Meek. y. Z.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-24

not only their privilege, but their
dntv az citizens, to stand by their
convictions and use every honoraoie
means to promote them. In cong
so they do no more than other well
meaning men. Suppose IN advocat
inu what they conceive to be rig ht,
they do insert few nav plankS into
the Democratic platform, has not
the like been done before? Aud Is
that any cause for serious contention
and division of forces? No men
have been nor are to day more loyal
to Democracy than are the farmers
of the South. While this is tue
they have political and moral
right. indeed 1t is nothing short oil
duty, to set forward and assist in
executing any proposition that III
their Judgment is the greatest good
to the greatest number.
A bone OF contention seems to be
fear that farmers, AlllaDcemen.
Will monopolze all the public Offices.
Such fear is ungrounded. 1t matters
nothing to them whether a public
official is eligible to membership III
their order, but it does matter
greatly whether he advocates meas
ures which they beIieve to be foI
the best interest Of the public.
The Alliance yaiG-stick, as it was
so APPLY called year ago, is a very
good rule, not as a party measure
however, but as means Of prede-
termlning the course any prospect.
i've officer may be expected tt
pursue. 1t Is not the fault of those
who apply the rule that the cloth Is
too short. nor does it add strength
to their cause to stretch the goods
to make it fit the measure, as many
think was done in the case of the
last elected u. S. representative
Goods stretched out Of its natura
texture is not apt to wear we'll. II
is better to use tact in applying the
measure, and any man who wishes
the support of those who hold the
yardStick can very easily add a few
more yards to his cloth, If he fears
the test, and incorporate it into bis
garment, or Prove to them that
their yardStlck Is not standard
No merchant expects less than that
his customers shall have his goods
measured to him, ard he does not
expect to give him short goods OF
light weight. We're he inclined tt
do so he knows that be could not
hold his customer.
There are men, plenty of them
within the file of the Democratic
party who come up to the full lie
qulrement of those who have but
recently taken a hand in directing
the affairs Of government.
To establish a third party at this
or any other time, with any consld
cradle following from Democratic
ranks, would work a menacing evl.
to the people of the South and in
yolye a risk which they canno;
afford to take. Should such a party
suddenly sprng into Successful
existence it would be like tuning 8
pack of hungry wolves into an asy
lam of helpless children. Such {
condition need not be feared from
the farmers I. IYEY.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-24
rnp0VepFlrTy Yesfc.

Mrs. WINDOW SOOTHING >YRUP has
been used for over fifty years by millions
Of mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t soothes
the chic. su'tens the gums, ailayS
al pain. cures who'd collie. and j
the rest remedy for biarrhoea.
Il viii re''eye tie poor lite sufferer I'M
medi4tely. Soil by Druggists ia every
part Of the world. Twenty, i've cents
bottle. Be Sure and Ak for Mrs " In
lows Soothing syrup and take no otieI
Kind 1923 y.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-24

VIM Sprague Smith, Providence,
L. T., writes: II find Rradycrotine
always cures headache"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-24

The best and surest cure for the
blues is constantly employment at
something your own conscience
cOmmendS.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-24

w by criticise others for so many
things you do yourself unless You
correct your own course first?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-28
A Fem Painting.

The vivid and stupendous processes IN
modern iron working, with their remark
able capabilities of representation on
canvas, have been ayailed of, it appears,
in most attractive manner By Ger
man artist, Adolf Mcneil. II q great
picture, tEe "Cyclop's Workshop" there
is represented the interior Of large iron
foundry, with It's giant soeam hammer,
its blast and pudding furnaces, and lis
huge cylinders, that roll out glowing
masses, of iron of vast weight as If they
were but soft paste. One Of these glow
ing masses forms the center around
which TIE interest Of Menzel's picture
moves.
1t has passed through the first rollers,
and is being taken up vita g-eat to1Ss
by the foremost workmen in order to Oe
passed on to the second, a proceeding
that involves a prodigious e-:e=tion Of
strength. Osher workmen are employed
In different processes-some directing
tie machinery, one in the foreground
wheeling away a newly forged cylinder
ON a barrow, others are undergoing a
very necessary process OF pHrltcstion
and SHIRT changing. while otEers sgssn
are seen in group in the background,
already beginning their midday zeal,
and il the background Of all is G.uly
visible the iron and steam monster tat
supplies the motive force for al this
wcnderful work.-Eew York Sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-28

It Was raining. She asked him for IN
evening paper. he drew his coat SI-eTe
across rs face and said:
"WIl yer have clean one er dirty
onet'
Clean one or dirty one' Why. clean
one OF course"
"Au right Yer see, some folks don't
cage, an KID can't keep papers ese&n
when i: -czIies al day; an he can't sci Dc
dirty osr@5 As quick as der clean ones. -
iez' ssscsd"
BE bsd folded the paper carefully. and
be toak sbe pennies nth '"Thsnk yex.
Another nrwssc< standing near sd:
''f5al k.os, id .~< hear de style BscksT
Is sFzSn', Caez1a 7aSens AZ 1.--y ones
WIS ds6a't y-- led Se arr5Y cD-s dc clean
ssse co- Al sciI 'srn sztT
''Ho&i On aegs. 0rst yo1 20 % zeGs5n'
tr-hs I eDo~s Ehks Tn AS<orE"
Sc s1rr CT, nd -E@-~d os- Tie fscx
TIA: even tE-y aaes1 Sxd EsGEsd AMI S=lf
krs,uKai Ep -=-srcss se>rs~. 70 >sck gp 8
tense Of ssoor. AMI k=0-z lsEzsIsl Tely the
llElrc.-ss-s sha- EHASr Z Szsc1<zz Of cax aess
Ws~E sise Ar-Tvez. home az. cp--ss<. II. ~
rs- Sc tscD~w~- skas tSs p~xr~ocr 6ia
know ezsctgy VIA: Ne ~x se-oat. TIE "a
per rzs cseSa oaly c. .he czss.2e -Jgs-xza
Dean u ChsSAso Ee<2<4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-28
Violet Ewes and snpphire..

That tint of the eyes usually called
violet, which is blue in the daylight
and black at night, ought really 20 be
called sapphire, as the sapphire, which
is blue in the day, becomes black in
appearance when night shuts down on the
world Apropos of sapphires-among re-
cent discoveries-the Montana sapphires
are found to be harder than any other OF
the same stones and are found in every tint
of color known. In briliancy they equal
the diamond, and, what is more unusual,
the stones are brilliant at night, while the
ordinary sapphire becomes black at night.
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-28
A misunderstood Sign.

Councilman Otto Stechhan has been
casting eyes upon the heights of Parnas-
sus for a long time. In short, Mr.. Stech-
han is just bubbling over with poetry.
Any one who has ever called at his resi-
dence on Christian Avenue would know
this by the inscription over the portals,
which is the Latin word "Salye," which
is, as of course you know, Latin salu-
tation of welcome. 1t pains Mr.. Stech-
hans poetic temperament, however, TO
have rude ignorance ring his door bell
and ask, us this yer salve factory?'-
indianapolis News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-28
A LISTENING BIRD.

A little bird sat on an apple tree.
And he was as hoaxse is hoarss oOalS -;
dc p-eeEed and hs priDked. and rcsnsd Ids
throat,
But from it there foated TO silvery note.
Not song can sing" sighed he, sighed he
Not a song can sing" sighed he.
In trcniulous showers the apple Tree shed
Its pink and white blossoms on his head:
The gay sun shons, sad like iabiisnt words
He heard the gay scag Ct a Thousand birds
All the others can sing" be dolefully said
"Au the others can sing," he said.
So he sat and he dropped. But as Ear and wide
The music was borne on the airs warm tide
A sudden thought came TO the sad little bird
And he lifted his head as within him 1t stirred.
IF cannot sing, can listen, +" he cried;
"Ho! no! l can listeni" he cried.
Julia c. r. Dorr in Harper's Young People.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-28
A New Tar.

A Danish functionary Of state, DESTROYS
Of improving the financial condition of his
country, proposed to Sturensen, the prem
Ter, to lay tax on human intelligence.
1.-THE more intelligent the higher the tax,
and less in proportion. said our economist,
and continued. "You will see how eager
the folks viii be to pay the higher scale OF
taxes"
Quite right" said the minister, "and jn
acknowledgment Of your ingenious sug-
gestion, you shall BIC the only Que exempted
from the TAX "-Das Buch fur Ale
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-28
gayle
/ FEAR no MORE.
aoxn the lane Of linden trees

Adown the lane Of linden trees
We took our Sunday evening walk.
And in the cool sweet summer breeze
We fingered long in lovers talk
Our path lay near the churchyard stile-
We passed with slightly quickeDed pace
A futtering zephyr rose the while,
And cast dead leaf in your face.
We turned into q waysi6e path,
The village lamps shone bright and clear,
Each shudderingly essayed 20 laugh
In nockery of the others fear.
Last night within that churchyard pale
sat and wept the whole night through;
My signs were mingled with the gale
That swept the dead leaves over you
Now only there long 10 be.
And dream the dear past DER and DER.
No other spot so dear to me,
Since you are dead | fear no more.
-Jaye Jacques in Yankee Blade.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-28
The Jaw of an Otter.

You can find an example of natures
adaptation of the jaw to use in the case of
certain carnivores, like the otter-a big
weasel that has acquired aquatic habits
The jaws of such beasts sre so fixed IN the
sockets that dislecation Is impossible In
some instances you cannot, even after the
animal Is dead. separate the jaw from the
head. This arrangement is evidently de-
signed TO enable the beast to bite TO the
greatest advantage without danger that
the chewing apparatus wall come loose
Exch21re
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-28

F. 4. POWELL. i'rsst O. ". LAumER $. Prsst
{. +. FHI Xxx. Ass't CAsAisr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-28
Critics aud Actors

Mr.. Outskirts TO wife, who Is driving
some chickens out of the yardl-Well. /
don't see why a woman can't throw a
stone You haven't come within forty
feet of one of those hens
Mrs Outskiyts-I dropped my sewing in
order 70 drive those hens out, and think,
instead Of standing here criticisinR, you
might 20 in and thread a few needlefuIs Of
six for me.-New Yurk Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-28
TeQDOy.

Teapoy is In England often supposed to
have connection with tea; but it has no
more than cream o. tartar has with Grim
Tartary. 1t is word of Anglo-Indian i'm
portation-viz., tipai, an urdu or Anglo
Indian corruption of the Persian sipai, tri-
pos perhaps to avoid confusion with sea-
poy), and meaning three legged table, or
tripod generauy.-H. Yule.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-28
Wanted Her Nodded

Parson Longneck-Do you take this
woman to be your welded wife,
Backwoods Bridegroom-Sartinly, sar-
tiniy-don't want her without she Is
knliced TO me-NeW York Epoch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-20

mai sic, s}uchajqc slow ostatnich. Twarz jego
ciemna sucha zasmiafa sic swawolnie, az zai-
skrzy1y sic oczy swe, az rozchmurzy}o sic CO.
10, do marsa nawyk}e, az b}ys}y przepyszne
bia4e zeby. Sta} chwile nieporuszony, trzyma-
jac W jednem reku czapke, drugiem pud}o
niewielkie rozkoszowa1 sic wrazeniem, jake
tutaj sprawl.
= Ma dnie morza leza gapie hultaie, ale
ME my ,,Margareta''. Fernambuk W porcie,
panic Matschke!
unisono wielkim g}osem kupiec jego jedyna-
czka.
DO ns}ug padskich, ia sam! = rzek}
marynaz = stawiajac pud}o progu i pod
chodzac blizej.
Fotel, odsuniety z impetem, strac3 r6wno
wage ukaza} powietrzu cztery swe podpo-
ry, z ust pana Matschke wypad}a fajka i pull
china odaliska rozprys}a sic ma kawa}ki, sam
kupiec przystapi} do goscia ME mogac siegnac
wyzej, obja1 go W paste i uscisnal si} ca}ych
= Lorens, Lorens! Neie LiebAimg, uei1a
SoAn! = wo}a} wybuchem radosci
M}ody ledwie sic uwolni} tych objec
ku pannie Grecie przystapi}, podajac jej u
smiechem radosnym swa muskularna prawice
Znac by1o po niej, re w}asciciel ME zawsze
si} rekawiczki, cie6ki surdut range kapitana
-Dziekuje PAM "a wsp6}czucie, dobre
SERGE dla mnie obcego - rzeA ciszej nisko sic
k1aniajac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-20

nj tych sierotach ME zapomni = doda{ zwra-
cajac sic do Grety.
= Zapisze ich sobie = rzek} Matschke =
beds pamieta} ma pamiatke szczesliwego oca
lenia Margarety" Dawno przybi}es?
Pred godzina. ZostawiAem pomocni
ka na pok}adzie dla formalnosci skoczy1em
szalupe. Jak widmo vital mnie ludzie
wporcie opowiadali paua niepoIoju. Chcia-
lem bye pierwszy dobra wiescia'
= Gott SCI gezobt! Byles by} sam ca}y.
Odrobimy strate. Crete, daj mi patio, laske
kapelusz.
-Ojciec odchodzi? : zawo}a}a przera-
A COZ myslisz. w taxi dze1 ME od-
wilzyc gard}a? Dose sic nafykaFem zgryzoty,
a Lorens s}onej wody. P6jdziemy pod Re
na". Musze swego kapitana pokazaG Brucko-
wi Mech 60 z6}6 zaleje. No, no PREDICT!
Ze st}umionem westchnieniem obejrza}a
sic szukajac zadanycb przedmiot6w, gdy W tenn
pud}a stojacego u progu, rozlegS sic dziwny
ha}as zacze}o sic cos ruszac jak zywe.
= Cos ty przyni6s} ze soba? - krzy yknaf
Matschke
Lorens usmiechnaF sic tajemniczoi podno-
szac skrzynke postawi} ia ma stole.
Ola panny Grey dalekich stron przy-
wioz}em. - rzek odkrywajac zas}one
~ Ach slicznosci zawo}aFa panna.
(Ciag dalszy nastspi:)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-20
SZARY PR0CH
WIESC
PRZEZ
MARIE RODZIEWICZ.
MARIE RODZIEWICZ.

. PRZEZ =
|.
(Ciag dalszv).

la 5ciana nieprzerwanym nigdy ruchem /
wrzawa roi1a sic portowa utica, rozltga}y sic
parowe sygna}y, dzwonki, turkot nawo}ywa-
nia ponad to wszystko g6rowa} g}uchy, po
tezny ton Baltyku, bijacego ze zfowroga melo-
dya portowe tamy.
Parma Greta opar}a sic biuro, zakry}a
oczy prawdopodobnie p}aka}a. Pan Natsch-
Ike cd papierowego Atlantyku oczu ME odry
wal, rachujac swe straty p6}g}osem. zda}o
mu sic tel chwili, re dzwonek drzwi zaje-
cza}. Zakla} przez zeby.
: To pewno kupiec po fernambuk. Jak
ma drwiny codzie6 mi Gene dubluje A fer
nambuk ,,Margareta" ma dnie morza. Hun
deSeJement!
= Czy chodzi} dis ojciec do portu! =
spyta}a c6rka.
: Me chodzi}em. Po co? zeby pos}yszeG
z}a wiadomosG s1uchaG ubolewa1 fa1szywych
Brucka? Sko6czone, ME ma ,,Margarety'''
Ma dnie morza ona!..
W glebi rozwar]y sic drzWi. Wysoki,
barczysty mezczyzna stana} ma progu zatrzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-20
Process o przekupstwo sedziow
przysiegfych W New Orleans.
Samobojstwo niemieckiegO
aktOra.
,Zaburzenia strajkerow W Penn
sylvanii.
Ze Stolicy Zwiazkowej.
W0Sh5mqt0m, 19. marca.

Prezydent Harrison posta-
nowi} wystapic energicznie W
obec zakazu przywozu amery-
ka6skiej wieprzowiny przrz
rad niemiecki. Pose} Phelps
otrzyma} polecenie, azeby "a
zada} cd niemieckich urzed6w
natychmiastowego zniesienia
owego zakazu, gdyz W razie
przeciwnym prezydent uzyje
prawa przyznanego mu przez
ubieg}y kongres i zamknie
porty ameryka6skie dla przy-
wozu z Niemiec.
Oznajmienie to jest grozba
i zajmujacym bedzie daisy
beg spraWy. Urzednlcy NIL
nisterstwa dzisiaj mic blizszego
tel sprawie ME chcieli mo-
vic. Me ma jednak watpli-
wosci, re Phelps takie polece-
ME otrzyma}, gdyz prezydent
TEN opowiada} dis pewne-
mu senatoroWl.
Gwafty strajkerow.
PiHsburg, 10. marca.
Z Braddock, Pa, donosza:
w zachodniej czesci miasta
dzieja sic gwa}ty. Wczoraj
wieczorem przyby} Szwed
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-20
Nienlcy.
Berlin, - marca.

DOI OtIC, 4o udl S1'
W]adze wojskowe tu W
Szpandawie dochodza z niepo-
koiem znikniecia wielkiej
ilosci naboj6w 2 bezdymnym
prochem, kt6re ze Spandau'-
skich fabryk wojskowych
skradzione zosta}y. Jak zwy-
kle przy kradzirzy prochu kt6-
rego sk}ad bywa trzymany W
tajrmnicy albo nowo ulepszo-
nej broni, opowiadaja re te
naboje skrad1ione zo>tafy IA
rozkaz obcego mocarstwa.
Berlin, 19 marca.
nReichsanzeiger' umieszcza
dis artyku}, W kt6rym wyraza
obawy ze umowy z Austrya
moga ME prz, jsc do skutku.
Idea ochrony ,c1owej, wymaga
scis}ej umowy z pa6stwami
srodkowej Europy. Umowa
Z Austrya by}aby szczesliwym
poczatklem W tel mierze.
Artykuf ma s}uzyG jako
ostrzezenie pred zanadto wy
g6rowanemi zadaniami Au,
stryi, spowodowa} powt6rne
om6wienie tel sprawy W Vie
dniu. Dzisiejszy telegram
donosi, re sprawa zosta}a
odroczona, na nieograniczony
przeciag czasu, / re przedsta-
wiciele Nipmiec zqdania Au.
stryi plzed}ozyli rzadowi ber-
li1skiemu.
Francya.
Pary5, 10 marca.
Przyw6dzcy partyi Bona,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-20

Opowladaja, re pokoj do gra-
MIA W karty zastali przez trupy
nieszczesliwych pasazerow Ii.
teraluie zapchany. Postawa
trupow swiadczy 0 strasznej
walce jaka nieszczesliwi o swe
zycie stoczyli. z powodu bra
ku miejsca W wojskowym
szpitalu musia}a czesc wyrato-
wanych spedzic noe ma wa}ach
fortecy, oddzia}y wojska bezu-
stannie przeszukuja wybrzeza,
ably trupy, kt6reby morze je-
szcze wyrzuci}o natychmiast
gzebac. Tutejsi mieszka6cy,
kt6rzy byli naocznymi swiad-
kami katastrofy ME szczsdza
pochwa} odwadze majtk6w
angielskich okret6w ma kotwi-
cy, kt6rzy bez wzgledu ma sro-
zaca sic burze spuscili natych-
miast }odzie, ably isc W pom"c
tonacemu okretowi. Take
Yacht ,,Resolute" wys}a}a 16d2
kt6ra l5-tu uratowa}a. DIS
pochowano dw6ch majtk6w
angielskiego pancernika ,,lm-
mortality, kt6rzy spieszac ma
pomoc ma}a }odzia parowa
uderzyli 0 ska}e i utoneli.
Trumny pokryto wie6cami.
Maaryt, 19 marca.
DIS znowu zastanawia} sic
cabinet mad traktatem handlo-
wynn re Stanami Zjedn., lecz
ME doszed} do zadnej decyzyi.
Utrzymuja z dobrego zrod}a,
re jeszcze zaden projekt ira.
ktatu handlowego re Stanami
Zjedn. ME zosta} opracowany.
Narady zosta}y znowu bezpo-
srednio po przybyciu amery-
ka6skiego pos}a Fostera roz.
poczete.
Hawaii.
San francisco, 19 marca.
DIS rano tu przyby}y paro
wiec ,,Mariposa" donosi po-
wtorne mianowanie Portera
pos1em W Westinghouse. W
Kraterze wulkanu Kilanea
zasz}y wielkje zmiany, astozek
cory Halemauman zuikna}. w
bliskosci wulkanu s}yszano
uderzenia podziemne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-20
- Ader Lorens! = przerwa} kupiec,
skubac go "a rekaw. = Prawde m6wisz? Gaia
,Margareta?"
: Gaia i zreparowana.
: Vice mieliscie wypadek?

= Wlec mlenscle WyPadek!
= -Jeden gorszych Ma wysokosci Ber-
mud6w burza mas opad1a. Stracilismy diva
nasty, trzech ludz ster Me pamietam Ia
kiego huragsnu! Stack pill wode iak kacz7Sa,
& bezw4adny by} jab martwy wieloryb. Do
tarlismy cudem do Bermud6w tam przestali-
smy reparacyi diva tygodnie. Ma domiar
nieszczescia telegraf cos niedomaga} ME fun
kcyonowa}, Wys}a}em list przez pocztowy pa
rowiec ,,Arminas"
= ,,Arminas" rozbi} sic W Manszy =
przerwa} Matschke.
i moi list MIN razem zamok4 tedy!
Jestem wyt}6maczony. Zrestaurowani ruszy
lsmy do domu Gala si}a maszyny. Zarobili-
smy diva dni czasu OTTO jestesmy.
A DUO Gle remont kosztowa}? = spy
tai kupiec niespokojnie.
DUO = ME DUO! = skrzyw} sic ka-
pitan. = Me wyzuca1em ma wiatr pana pie
niedzy.
= Wien, wien! = uspokojony potaki-
wal Matschke.
= Ludzi szkoda! = rzek} Lorens powa-
zniejac. = Jeden to starry Hopf. ;. zone costa
VIII dzieci sporo. Maszt 60 przywalR. Dru.
gi, to ma}y Hans jedyny u starej babki.
Baiwan go zmi6tl pokaadu, jak SENATE! Pa
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ROk III.

August Coulson, re Wschodu,
by przyjac robote W hutach
Careya. Ma stacyi Copeland
spotka} sic ze szwagrem, ia
mem Martin, i obydwaj udali
sic piechota do stacyi Rankin.
Obydwaj mieli ma sobie pre-
wieszona torebke podr6zna i
uwazano ich "a ludzi, kt6rzy
szukaja roboty W fabryce dru-
tow, gdzie w}asnie strajk sic
odbywa. T}um ludzi rzuci}
sic ma Mich, kijami i kamie-
miami zaczeto ich obrzucac.
Martin obecnie jest pod opieka
lekarska, a Coulson, kt6ry tu
jest obcym, gdzles znlkf. Mar
tin sadzi, re Coulson musi bye
ciezko pobity.
John Penny dis rano opa-
dniety przez strajker6w, kiedy
szed} roboty z fabryki, doby}
revolver i zawo}a}, by mu
dano spok6j. P6zniej go are
sztowano IA noszenie broni bez
pozwolenia i stawiono pod
kaucya.
Inny Szwed, Andrew Han
son, przez strajker6w zosta}
do naga rozebrany i tax obity,
il ley chory. Policya musi
stree zachodnia strone W cza-
sic, gdy robotnicy ida robo-
ty. Ma dis wiecej gwa}t6w
ME oczekuja.
U Indyan.
Minneapolis, 10. marca.
z Pierre, S. D., deLosza, re
kap. Frank D. Baldwin, z 5go
pu}ku piechoty, w}asnie "a
chodu przyby} do Pierre, od-
bywszy podr6z po obszarach
zamieszka}ych przez Indyan,
azeby zbadac, jak SO usposo-
bieni Indyanie po rozruchach
niedawnych. Kapitan opowia-
da, re wszedzie znalaz} miedzy
Indyauami zupe}ny spok6j, i
ze wcale. ME okazuja checi do
rozpoczecia na nowo krok6w
wojennych. Siouxowie W roku
biezacym Z pewnoscia pozo-
STANG spokojni.
(Dok. na 4 tel str
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part6w zgodzili sic wbrew
testamentowi umar}ego ks.
Napoleona wed}ug ktorego
familia Bonapart6w miafa sic
zrzec dynastycznych zapatry-
wan, uznac ks. Wiktora jako
prawnego spadkobierce tronu
Napoleo6skiego.
Pary5, 10 marca,
Umocowany przez chile6ska
partye kongresowa i rewolu-
cyjna przyby} tu aby mocar-
stwom przed}ozyG po}ozenie, i
poglady partly. Jak utrzy-
mule stoja 3 ludnosci po stro-
ME reWoIucyl, a ia ma W poi
nocnych prowincyach ma mocy
swych wielkich zasob6w na
podstawie saletry i guiana byt
zapewniony.
Anglia.
Londyaa, 19 marca.
W procesie wytoczonym
przez krewnych wprowadzo
nej przez meza pani Jackson
przeciwko temuz orzek1 lord
kanclerz re mezowl ME przy-
s1uza Frawo przytrzymania
zony wbrew jej wolf, i bez
dania tejze sposobnosci wy
toczenia swej sprawy przed
sad. PAM Jackson siedzia}a
podczas rozprawy obok meza
i ME zdradza}a AMI minami ami
zachowaniem sic jakiekolwiek
niezadoWolenie.
LOndya, 19 marca.
Ma obecnem rocznem zgro-
madzeniu Tow. budowy okre-
tow mia1 Biles, gruntowny
znawca sztuki budowania O.
kret6w odczyt o focie Stan6w
Zjedn. Wyrazi} swa wdzie-
c1nosG dla amerykaGskiego
ministra foty Tracy'ego "a
dana mu podczas ostatniego
pobytu W Ameryce sposobnosG
obejrzenia urzadzeG fifty tego
kraJu, ktoreJ znakomlta orga-
nizacya go W podziw wprawi-
Ia. Pod wieloma wzgledami
dor6wnuja amelyka6skie o.
kreta najlepszym angielskim.
Plany do tego SO WAX najsta-