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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

Stones river. The lighting began on une
left and extended to the center. Bodies of
troops were moved off from right to left,
and by a Dlisconstrued order gap was
made between McCook and the center
The Confederates had superior numbers
engaged, and it so happened that at thu
moment the gap was made isolating Ms
Cooks corps the veteran Confederate
corps Of Gen. Longstreet was launched
upon two isolated brigades of McCook
Lyle had just swung his brigade loose and
was marching past the gap, or along it,
when he was called upon to do something
to save the line. The regiments went into
battle order on the double quick.
Everywhere there was confusion; gener-
ais and their aids calling for help for
Thomas on the left, others again point
ing to the threatening flood in front and
on the right When the brigade was
righted Lyle rode up to the colors of the
Thirty-sixth, flashed his sword and with
few words to his staff moved out to-
ward the enemy. He was soon killed, and
Col. Miller, of the Thirty-sixth, succeeded
to the command. There was no stemming
the Confederate tide and in few moments,
with enemies all around them, the gallant
fellows that survived the storm retreated.
The Thirty-sixth had gone in with $40 men
and lost IA killed, wounded and missing,
its death list amounting to IS all told.
Four captains were wounded and killed,
2 lieutenants were killed and wounded,
and all in all the regiment was the heaviest
sufferer in the brigade.
One more fight under Sheridan-that at
Mission Ridge, Nov. 25, 1853, where the
regiment lost killed-and then a new
leader. Then the Thirty-sixth re-enlisted
and was furloughed for breathing spell,
and took the field in the spring of 1864.
with Gen. John Newton as division COM
mander. At Resaca, Adairsville and Dali
las, on the road to Atlanta, the death list
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
California Dams.

Some of the biggest dams in the world
are In California The MERGED dam is
sixty feet high. with a capacity Of $500 o.
600 900 gallons. spread over go acres. The
Sweet Water dam, near San Diego. 10
ninety feet high. and has a capacity Of
1000 900. 600 gallons. covering rs acres,
and the Bear Valley dam is sixty feet high.
with a capacity Of 10000, ooO.o00 gallons,
covering $3.50 acres. New York Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
They should Go GU, Together.

Mrs Harvier thinks thar husbands and
wives should share each others pleasures.
and that wives should not spend all their
time AZ wonen's teas, receptions aud soci-
cites, while husbands sTaid ~ men clubs.
hut that they should 20 together. hare
mutual friends and Joys "a well as res5,ousi,
hiGt5sx-NeE York sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
4 Mixture for PERU N ing Clothes.

A delightful mixture for perfuming
clothes that are packed away. and which
is said to keep out moths also, is made 81
follows: Pound to powder one ounce Of
cloves. caraway seeds, nutmeg. mace, Gin.
namon and Tonquin beans, respectively.
and as much orris root as will equal the
weight of the foregoing ingredients put 20.
gether. Little bags OF muslin should be
filed with this mixture and placed among
= Garments New No~- Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

OK River valley,
in northern Hi
nois, contributed
this body of men
in the afterglow
of e n t h u ST a S N
that followed the
tragedy of Sumter
and the disaster Of
Bull Run. Early
in the fall of 1861
it went to the seat
of war in Missouri,
and during the
winter campaign
ing in the noun
tains of the south
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
Useful Wedding Presents

Young couples in sulphur Springs, Tex,
who are not flush % funds, are kindly re-
membered by their nclghbors, and receive
from :hem a. wedding gi1ts only useful
article OF household furniture, the sggre-
gate value OF whIzh ranges from 500 to
g. ,oo1-Yankee Blade.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

Chinese dentists are said to have pow
der which is rubbed on the gums over an
affected tooth After an interval of Eve
minutes the patient is told TO sneeze, and
the tooth falls out
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
a weu1an's Adviee.

my dear, iet ne advise yoC lever 20 take
q banker Tor kusbausI"
Why noa
hecaase- Just faney. nv husband, every
time be Tssys ne E1y Bao1tEiF a2losFaIlcs,
taxes or Ike discount II znzul.A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
DETECTING RASCAI.S

| Assistant Postmaster James Gavler,
| whose years of service as poStofice in
| spector have made him quick to detect a
swindling scheme, demanded some ex-
/ PLANTATION from the fellow. Without wait
! ing to tell how his firm happened to have
( the same name us that of the one with
which Mr.. Gayler was familiar, the rascal
! quietly skipped away and forfeited the re-
! plies to his letters. The merchants were
| thus saved the loss that would have other
wise resulted.
| A game with which Mr. Gayler is famil-
lar from his long and varied experience is
| that of the man who says in his letter, II
lnclose five dollars" and then forwards the
missive without putting the money into it.
The fellows letter arrives without the in
closure, and then a vigorous complaint is
made to the postal authorities. Sometimes
it is impossible to prove whether the money
was placed in the letter or not, but occa-
sionally the ingenuity of postofice in
spector lays the scheme bare.
| Mr.. Gayler has discounted not few
men who were loud in their denunciation
of the mail service, among the cases being
that of soldier in the rebellion. He had
! lost his pay by gambling, instead of send
>
wrote to her, saying that he inclosed eighty
! dollars in the letter. The page was smeared
with mucilage, but the envelope contained
no money.
The wife made a complaint to the post
Office authorities, and Mr.. Gayler was in
structed to look up the case. He did 50,
and happened to call on the woman when
her husband was at home on furlough
The man was positive that he had put the
money in the envelope.
I'm what denomination were the bills~
Mr.. Gayler asked him.
There were two forty dollar bills" an
swered the soldier.
Are you sure2"
"Yes, certain" said the man, and Mr.
Gayler spent no more time on the case, ex-
cept to offer the soldier fifty dollars for
every forty dollar bill he could fnd.-New
York Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
A Misunderstanding.

Curnso after has return from the psrloTf
Lou, what made you say there was gen
ueInan and has little son IN the parlor'
Miss Cause.-The maid said there was :
man there with a little bill. and l thong Il
sae meant boy named William -Epocu-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
"SHERIDAN'S PETS"
THE THIRTY SIXTH ILLINOIS, OR FOX
RIVER REGIMENT.

PIunging Through the Whirlpool of Bat
tie at Stones River, Chickamauga and
Franklin. Side by Side with Sheridan
the Gallant Sill and the heroic LytIe.
copyright, 1892. by American Press Associa-
ton. Book rights reserved.1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
aIonev in North China.

In the interior towns of northern China
slips of the bark OF the mulberry tree bear
ing the imperial chop and stamp which
denotes their worth, have long been used as
we use bank notes. Marco Polo found this
kind of money there in his time and they
still have an extensive local circulation. =
Exchange.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When s&e was Child. she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to CsStoria
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

The first vessel launched by the early
American colonists was the Blessing Of the
Bay, launched in Massachusetts, bay July
:. 1881.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
SWINDIING BY NAIL.
DISHONEST SCHEMES WHICH KEEP
POSTOFFlCE MEN BUSY.
Bow "f5rAeD Goods Wep Evade Being
Prosecuted-Strange Ways That Some
of the Projects Are Discovered-A Few
of the Common Methods Employed.

of the Common Methods Employed.
The United States government is an IN
whiting party to many swindling scheme
Of which the public never hear, for the
mails are used by many rascals with many
plans TO exchange experience for money.
The so called ''green goods" men form the
bulk, perhaps, of those who use the mails
to deceive. The number of these rascals is
considerable, and each of them has dozen
aliases. As soon as the postal authorities
learn that certain address is that of
green goods man, they no longer deliver
letters to it, but in many cases the knowl-
edge comes to them only after the swim
dlers have used the mails extensively.
From long contests with the United
States authorities, the men who pretend to
sell counterfeit money have become ex-
ceedingly shrewd and to catch one OF them
and to fasten guilt upon him is a difficult
task. The victims always come from places
at some distance from this city, and are
naturally loath to prosecute the rascals,
because to do so they must admit that they
wanted to become parties to a swindle.
Occasionally letters reach the dead let
ter Office which tell the tale of a swindle
planned but not carried out. One of these
was received not long ago. 1t was ad.
dressed to man at hotel in the interior
of this state, and contained check for
seventy-fve dollars and instructions to the
man, who purported to be the travelling
agent of a Beaver street firm. The letter
was written on regular sheet, bearing
the printed name and address of the firm,
and gave the agent minute directions to
guide him. The envelope bore in the up
per left hand corner the name and address
Of the firm also.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
A SHARP PRACTICE.


Everything about the letter seemed reg
ular, but the missive reached the dead
letter Office because there existed no such
firm as the one by which the letter was ap-
parently sent. The scheme was this: 4
well dressed man would arrive at hotel
and the next day a letter would come for
him. He would open this letter in the
presence Of the clerk or proprietor and take
a check from it. The hotel man, on seeing
the letter and the envelope, would feel sat
isfied that the check was good, and would
cash it, retaining the few dollars due him.
That same day the agent would leave the
place, and in a day or two the hotel man
would learn that the check was worthless.
In the case of the letter of this kind which
reached the dead letter office the rascal
had no doubt failed to connect with the
nissive sent to him by his confederate.
A swindler with more ingenious and
dangerous game fourished in this city not
long ago. He sent letters to merchants in
various places ordering goods, and signed
the name of large firm which is perfectly
respectable. The swindler, however, gave
a different address from the right one of
the firm, and made his scheme the more
deceptive by having appropriate letter
heads printed. The merchants who re-
ceived his orders would look up the firm in
the book of a mercantile agency and find it
marked "Al, from 100000 to $3.50, CO.,"
The book gives no addresses, hence it
would naturally be supposed that that Of
the swindler is the one of the real house.
Ordinarily, the merchants would send
The goods to the address Of the swindler,
who would sell them and disappear before
the notes he gave in payment fell due. In
this case, however, the man had little
misunderstanding with the postal authori-
ties.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-11
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
Znaczny polar.

We fabryce ,,Griffin Wheel
and Foundry Co." u przecie'
cia Sacramento ave. i kolei
Chicago d Northwestern wy
buch} wczoraj pozar, i Gala fa-
bryka sta}a sic pastwa pfomie'
nj. Fabryka ta mia}a bye W
swoim rodzaju najwieksza ma
swiecie i zatrudnia}a oko}o 800
giser6w. Sama gisernia obej-
mowa2a try pietra, by}a 200
stop d}uga i 100 szeroka. Sta
}y W niej maszyny wartosclS35
tysiecy. Budynek spali4 sic
do szczetu i wszystkie maszy-
ny, jakotez diva tygle, kt6re
budynek pokrywa}y W kszta}
Gle kopu}, zosta}y zupe}nie zni
szczone.
Pozar wybuch} W poblizu
kopu}y po}udniowej i powsta3
iak sic zdaje z iskier tam pry-
skajacych. Oko}o 20 minut
up}yne}o, MIN zjawi}a sic pier
wsza sikawka. Ma po}noc cd
fabryki przerzynaja ulice tory
kolei Chicago, Milwaukee q
St. Paul, a na po}udnie tory
kolei Chicago & Northwestern.
Ma nieszczescie w}asnie W CA
sic pozaru ME MONA by{o przez
zadne tych przeciec przeje.
chaG wszystkie sikawki mu-
sia}y okrazat, nak}adajac oko-
10 mile drogi, i dopiero ma
Kedzie ave. przejezdzac przez
szyny. Pozar tymczasem bar
dzo sic rozszerzy} i musiano
dac alarm generalny. Kiedy
pojawi}y sic inne kompanie,
nak}adajac droge tax jak tam
tie, nova trudnosc sic okaza}a.
Tylko jedna bowiem rura pre-.
wodzi}a wode miejskiej g}6-
wnej rury wodociagowej; po-
trzeba by}o przeto re szesciu
sikawkami udac sic do dosyc
odleglego rowu, ktorego uzy-
wano jake rezerwoaru, aaeby
ie Woda napeinic. Dopiero DO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-11

zrz4dzona przez poiar szacuja
ma s75, 900, podczas gdy ubez,
pieczenie wynosilo 700.
Opr6cz tego pozar uszkodzii
magazyn kolei Central Yer
mont re skladem budulca do
wysokosci $4,000.
Nowy strajk.
Wedle telegramu z Wheel.
ing, w. Va, 900 g6rnik6w W
kopalniach wegla i koksu W
dolinie Monongahela zastraj'
kowalo. So to juz drugie ko.
palnie W obwodzie g6rnego
Monongahela, kt6re W skutek
strajku zamknieto i zapewne
ma tenn sic ME sko6czy. Powo.
dem strajku jest zadanie unii
Valley Miners Union, azeby
ia uznano. Me chodzi tym
razem wcale o wysokose p1acy.
Nowy syndykat.
Okolo $50 najwiekszych ia
bryk konserw6w i galaret W
Stanacb Zjednoczonych i Ca
nadzie po}aczy}o sic, jak sly.
chac, celem uregulowania cen
i ilosci fabrykowanych wyro.
bow. Wszyscy fabrykanci zga'
dzaja sic, azeby ich fabryki
po}acsy}y sic W jedns wielka
kompania g}6wna kwatera
w New Yorku. Kapita1 "a
k1adowy novel korporacyi ma
wynosit 12 milion6w dolar6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-11
~ O. 1873
felegramy ZasraniGzne.

Baron Won Soden podaf sic do dy-
misyi.-Trzesienie ziemi mad Re-
nem.-Usunieeie sic CORY W Ty-
rOlu.-Sprawa Rydera.- Magma
dla CarnegiegO.-NOwy kardynaf
dla Ameryki ME zostanie mianO-
wanym.-C Cholera W ROsyi.- PO-
dr0i GierSa do WfOch. : Liehe
zniwa W Samarze.-WOjna fran
cuzow z dahOmejczyBami. = PO-
wOdzenie pOWstane0W W Tango
RE. : Cholera pOwieksza sic W
Teheranie. - Przesilenie none
tarne W Kalkucie. = Liche urza-
dzenia dla immigrantOw W Kama
dZie).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-11
Ze StOiicy ZWiazkOWej.

Minister spraw weWnetrz-
nych, Noble, wyznaczy1 koml-
sya, W kt6rej sk}ad weszi }.
G. Adams z Webster, S. D.,
w. L. Brown Chicago John
J. Cole z St. Louis, Mo-, celem
uk]adania sic Indyanami
szczepu Yankton W South
Dakota o odstapienie obszar6w
dla mich zbednych ma mocy
ustawy z d. 8 lutego 1887.
Obszary tie zajmuja oko3o 16S
tysiecy akr6w.
POwr0cif EurOpy.
Prof. Flor. Zigfeld Chica-
60 wczoraj przyby4 do New
Yorku paroweem Spree Eu-
ropy, Jezdzi} on do Europy
jako komisarz wystawowy
celem urzadzenia kongresu
muzycznego miedzynarodowe-
go W przysz}ym roku ma placu
wystawy. Opowiada, ze mu
sic uda}o nak}onic do wziecia
udzia}u " tym kongresie mai
znakomitszych muzyk6w z
W1och, Francyi, Niemiec,
Anglii i nnych KRAKOW euro
pejskich.
Ofiara rozruchow W Valparaiso.
Pocztowy parowiec Colum.
bia przyby} wczoraj rano do
New Yorku z Colon i przy-
wi6z} W trumnie metalowe.i
zw}oki majtka Charlesa W.
Riggina z krzyzownika Balti-
more, kt6ry zesz}ego roku W
czasie rozruch6w W Valparaiso
zosta} zamordowauy. Zw}oki
te W Sobote beda pochowane
honorami wojskowymi i cy-
wilnymi we Philadelphii i
przygotowania do pogrzebu
tax So znaczne, re pogrzeb
bedzie z pewnoscia jednym z
najokazalszych, jake kiedy-
kolwiek odby1y sic we Phila-
delphi.
Col. McCreery, amerykahski
konsul W Valparaiso, kt6ry
towarzyszyl zw}okom ma okre-
Gle, opowiada, ze zupe1nie fa1-
szywemi 50 wszelkie pogloski
nieprzyiaznem usposobieniu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-11
Telegramv KrajOWe.

(Listy anOnimowe do r0znych
urzednik0w firmy Carnegie. -
Zwfoki ofiary rOzruchow W Val
paraiso przywieziOne do StanOw
ZiednOczonych. = Ufaskawienie
Col. III. Clay Kinga W Tennessee
przez gubernatora Buchanana.)
Te5egramy Z dnia 10 sie'praia
1892.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-11
Ts5egramy Z,0iqzku prasy 2
dnia 10 Sierpnja 1892.
Nieney.

Baron Won Soden, guberna-
tor wschodniej Afryki podai
sic do dymisyi. Przyjecie jej
przez Rad bedzie tryumfem
dla wojowniczo .usposobionej
partyi Wissmana, kt6ra twier-
dzi, ze cd czasu objecia admi-
nistracyi przez Wissmana Ia
czely sic napady krajowc6w ma
kolonie niemieckie we wscho-
dniej Afryce. Bedzie take
usprawiedliwieniem gazety
,,Berliner Tageblatt", kt6rej
correspondent Eugeniusz Wolff
zaczepia} gwa}townie admin
stracya Sodena.
W czasie trzesienia ziemi
dzisiai rano W Ems, ,Koblencyi,
Vallendar i Nassau, kt6re
trwa1o 10 sekund zawali}o sic
w Niederlahnstein kilka ko-
min6w, a budynek szkolny 20
sta} znacznie uszkodzony. Kill
kanascie malych dzieci ucieka'
jacych drzwiami i oknami od-
nios}o rany. W Ems wybieg}o
wiele gosci kapielowych W no.
cnem ubraniu ma ulice.
Austro-Wegry.
w tyrolskiej wsi Scharnitz
lezacej 10 mil ma p6lnoc cd
Innsbruku usuna} sic box 60
ry, a spadajaca masa ziemi l
kamieni zasypa}a 5 os6b.
Dania.
Ameryka6ski konsul H. B.
Ryder przyznal sic do wszyst,
kich sprzeniewierze6, kt6re mu
w4adze zarzucaja. Nam6wh
tez swa zone obecnie uwiezio-
na lecz spodziewajaca sic W
kr6tce uwolnienia do z}ozeuia
falszywego swiadectwa. ryder
sprzeniewierzy} 100000 koron
przedstawn ma ME sfa}szowa-
ne kwity. Pochodzi on z No
wego Yorku, bra} 1900 dola-
row rocznei pensyi procz 78o
dolar6w dodatku, kt6re otrzy-
mai W zesz}ym roku.
Wielka Brytania.
Towarzystwo przemys4owe
W Glasgowie przyje3o dzisiaj
wszystkimi glosami mniej jed
nego nastepna rezolucya: ,,K3a-
dac nazwisko Carnegie ma ro-
wni z Judaszem Iskaryotem i
Jak6bem Carey uwazamy sic
zobowiazanymi do podzieko-
wanna mu, re przedstawif
swiatu W bardzo jasnem swie-
tie stosunek miedzy kapita}em
a praca".
Rezolucya zawiera}a take
nagane dla rady miasta Ago,
kt6ra nada}a Carnegiemu ho-
norowe obywatelstwo, i WY
wa Jak6ba Keir Hardie, cz}on-
ka parlamentu dla po}udnio-
wego Westham, by zwr6cH
Carnegiemu 100 funt6w ster-
ling6w, kt6re otrzyma1 cd MIC
90 ma agitacya wyborcza.
Wfochy.
Rzymski korespond. ,,Chro-
nicle" donosi: nZyczenie pa.
pieza by przy najblizszym kon-
systorzu zamianowae iamery-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-11
Czwartek, dnia II Sierpnia 1892 r.

Oko}o szestdziesieciu os6b u
miera Ia MIA W tenn miescie co
dzie1.
Indye WschOdnie.
W Kalkucie spad}, jak do
nosza do Times" kurs picnic
dzy W zastraszajacy spos6b.
Ola tego zadaja tameczne
wp{ywowe gazety natychmia-
stowego zakazu nieograniczo-
nej wolnosci bicia srebrnej
monety. Gazety te uskarzaja
sic take ma Rad, re W obec
nieuniknionego a strasznego
przesilenia monetarnego "a
chowuje sic zupe}nie obojet-
ME.
Kanada.
Kanadyjski minister spraw
wewnetrznych Dewdney A.
M. Burgess przybyli dzisiaj
do Montrealu z Halifaksu,
gdzie badali nowe urzadzenia
dla immigrant6w. Minister
twierdzi, re potrzeba jeszcze
kilka ma}oznacznych popra.
wek w Halifaksie Quebeku,
ale ze urzadzenia W Montrealu
So poprostu haniebne re dla
tego przybywajacy cudzozlem
cy beda wysiadac ma lad W
Quebeku ME W Halifaksie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-11
Przybycie parOWc0w.

Lomdym: Sygnal.: Europe z
New Yorku.
Boston: Norsman z Liverp.
Southampton: Saale z N. Y.
Neeo YORK;: Spree z Breny,
Wisconsin z Liverpoolu, Rhyn.
land z Antwerpii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-11

jak najprzychylniejsze zywia
uczucia wzgIedem Stan6w
Zjednoczonych. Chilijskie VIA.
DE najwieksza gotowoScia
pomog}y przy odgrzebaniu i
przeniesieniu ma okret zwlok
Riggina. Turnball, drugi maj.
tex zamordowauy przez po-
sp6lstwo, Jest pochowany W
Valparaiso ma cmentarzu pro-
testanckim i gr6b jego zdobi
piekny pomnik.
ROzruchy W Idaho.
Wszyscy aresztowani W
Wardner, W liczbie 4S, zostaE
przewiezieni do Wallace, Ida
no, pod straza kompanii wojsk
regularnych. Liczba aresztan-
tow znajdujacych sic W Walla,
ce. wynosi juz l47. Jutro
dalej prowadzic sic bedzie
sledztwo W obec komistrza
zwiazkowego Hoffmana.
Ufaskawienie.
z Memphis, Tenn, donosza:
Urzedowe pismo gubernatora
Buchanana, w kt6rem tenze
zmienia wyrok smierci ma Col.
H. Clay Kinga, skazanego "a
zamordowanip adw"kata Po-
stena, zmienia ma dczywotnle
wiezienie, dzisiaj doszed} do
rak szeryfa McLendena jutro
King zostanie przewiezionym
do Nashville. Lud ME bardzo
przychylnie zapatruje sic ma
to u}askawienie.
P6zniejsze wiadomosci So
tgoche niepokojace. Wczoraj
wieczorem szeryf McLenden
wyprowadzil skaza6ca VIE
zienia, azeby go przewiezc DO
Nashville pociagiem kolei G.
& @. Szeryf jedzie bez pomo-
cnik6w, ma on jedne noge
drewniana. Syn skczanego je-
die lynne pociagiem zacho-
dzi Ottawa, ze aresztowany ze-
chce uciec. R6wnoczesnie da}a
sic s}yszet pogSoska, re tymze
samym pociagiem zamierza
wyjecha6 grenada przyjaci6}
Postena i zachodzi Ottawa, re
zechca Kinga wydrzec sergio
wi i lynchowat go.
w Memphis wieczorem W
sr6dmiesciu ma rogu ulic Main
Madison, zebra}o sic wielkie
indygnacyjne zgromadzenie O.
bywateli. Gubernatara Bu-
chanana powieszono in effigie
ma s}upie telegrafcznym. Po-
tenn figure s}omiana przedsta-
wiajaca gubernatora spalono.
(Dla przypomnienia naszym
Czytelnikom dodajemy, re
przed kilkunastu miesiacami
znany powszechnie wMemphis
adwokat Henry Clay King,
zaskarz13 pewna dame o zwrot
realnosci, kt6re jej podarowa3
by}, kiedy W niej by1 zakocha-
ny. Obro1ca oskarzonej, row.
niez powszechnie szanowany
adwokat David H. Posten
przy rozprawie uzy} wywod6w
rzucajacych szkaradne swiat}o
ma charakter i honor oskarzy-
ciela. King rozgniewany do
najwyzszego stopnia, spotka-
wszy Postena ma ulicy, strzeli1
do niego rewolweru zabi4
90 na. mleJscu. la to areszto-
wany, p6dniej zosta} skazany
ma smierc i wyrok mia} zostac
wykonany jutro, dnia II b. m.
O strajku W Pennsylvania.
Alderman McMasters W