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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-07

zaczeli przychodzit ludzie ma
cmentarz Woodlawn i zmierza
Ii ku mauzoleum Goulda. Me
by}o iednakowoz zbyt wiele lu'
dzi, a najwiecej by}o kobiet.
O godz. 70 ozwaf sic dzwo-
mex W kaplicy ukaza{ sic ka,
rawan, "a kt6rym jecha} sze-
reg powoz6w. Kofo sklepienia
karawan sic zatrzyma}. Z po-
woz6w wysiad}a familia zmar-
lego. Skoro trumne zfozono W
skrzyni debowej, zamknieto
hermetycznie tax trumne jak i
skrzynie i kauclerz McCraken
odczyta} formu}e pogrzebowa
wedle rytua}u episkopalnego l
trumne umieszczono W mauzo-
leum naprzeciw trumny zmar-
lei pani Gould,
Kiedy famiia zmar}ego Cd.
jecha1a, dw6ch policyant6w
pozosta1o ma stray przy gro
bowcu.
WypuszczOny z kwarantany.
New YORK, ego grudnia.
Parowiec LA Bretagne" llnli
francuzkiej, kt6ry cd dnia 4
grudnia odbywa} kwarantane,
dzisiaj zostaF uwolnlony i uda1
sic do sMoj'j przy Stani'
Poiar pieknego budynku.
PHILADELPHIA, ego grud.-
Pieciopietrowa k"mlennca
Public Ledger ma rogu 8 u
licy ! Chestnut str, dzisiaj wie-
czorem czescjowo spalI1a sic, /
pozar zrzadzi} szkode na$l5O,'
600. Redaktor miejscowych
wiadomosci McWade przygo-
towywa} sic w}asnie do robo,
ty wieczornej, kiedy us1yszaf
wo}anie: ,,Pozarn' Schowaf
przeto co PREDICT do kieszeni
notatki reporter 6w, zabra} swo.
je ksiazke z notatkami i wy
bieg} ma ulice.
Pozar powsta} Z piwnicy i
otworem elewatoru dosta} sic
az do najwyzszego pietra, gdzle
zecerzy byli zatrudnieni. IRA,
towano wiele cennych pred.
miot6w bi6ra Childsa. G}6.
wna szkode zrzadzi} pozar W
zecerni. Childs przypatrywa1
sic sam pozarowi i przyrzek@
strazakom $4,000, jezeli budy-
mex uratuja cd zupe}nego zni-
szczenia. w czasie pozaru xii.
ka drukarni ofarowa}o Chill
dowi swe prasy do drukowa-
MIA jego gazety. Ofiare RE
cord" przyjeto i jutro gazeta
wyjdzie o zwyklej porze. u
bezpieczenie budynku wynosi-
}o$16O,OOO.
Zadaja ukarania.
New YORK, Ago grudnia.
W}oska kolonia W Cleveland,
O., zwr6ci}a uwage generalne-
go tutejszego konsula Rion ma
to, re tam pewien W}och 20
sta} zastrzelony przez policyan-
ia. Generality konsul poczynn
kroki, azeby winnego lub win,
nych pociagnac do odpowie-
dzialnosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-07
Burze ma wybrzeiach Wfoch.

RzYM, ego grudnia. = Ma
wybrzezach prowincyi Catanza
panuja nieslychane burze. W
porcie Santa Veners trzy sta.
tiki zostaly rozbite. Dziesieciu
ludzi utonelo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-07
PrZy sniadaniu.

Mania. Ach mamo, jaka mama dis
jest cienka!
Mama. Me m6wi sic cienka, tylko
szczup1a.
Mania (po chwilD. Ach mamo, ja-
ka kawa dis jest.... szczupla!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-07
Przybycie parowcow.

BREMERHAvEN: Saale z NY.
BOSTON: Palestine &c ,rgan Liverp.
NEW YORK: Anchoriaz G!asg.
HAMBURG: Markomannis N. Y.
KINSALR: Sygn. Aogloman Bost do Liverp.
FASTNET: Sygn. Teutonic N. Y, do Liyerp.
LIVERPOOL: Catalonia Bost-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-07
Straszny Wypadek.

Ne przecieciu l6 ulicy toru kolei
Pan Handle wydarzy} sic wczoraj
straszny wypadek, wskutek kt6rego
jeden cz}owiek ma miejscu zosta{ "a
bity, a drugi ciezko, a moze smiertel-
ME pokaleczony. John Makinka i
George Wira W poblizu przeciecia
naprawiali tor boczny, kiedy nagle
ma tor ten "a pomoca lokomotywy
przesunieto diva wagony towarowe.
Obaj robotnicy zostali obaleni, cia-
10 NViry do niepoznania poszarpane.
Makinka ma box odrzucony ciezko
zostai pokaleczony wewnetrznle
uszkodzony. zawiezjono 60 do szPi-
tala powiatowego. Wira by} zonaty
i mieszkal rodzina ma rogu ulic
Robey / Van Buren,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-07
Sroda, dnia 7 Grudnia 1892 r.

p6ki dw6ch policyant6w, zwabionych
dwoma strza}ami W powietrze wy
strzelonymi, ME nadeszso. Areszto-
wano tez z}odziei. R6wnoczeSnie u
wiaduktu dw6ch policyant6w areszto-
wa}o dw6ch innych rabusi6w ulicz-
nych, kt6rzy w}asnie pewnego robo-
tnika chcieli obrabowa6, a mianowicie
Maxa Mocka Martina Hansuna.
NJ stacyi policyjnej PREY 30 alicy
siedzi piecinnych podejrzanych indy
widu6w przedwczoraj i wczoraj are
sztowanych. NazWiska ich So Francis
Freeman, John, alias Sayder Powers,
James Downey, James Naughton
alias Irish jim John Freeman.
Pan Hubbard nadto energicznie
zwr6ci} sic przeciw gospodom pol
nocy jeszcze otwartym, zwsaszcza W
sr6dmlesclu l rozkazaf ostro postepo'
wac wedle odnosnych rozporzadzeh.
Inspektorowie pocztowi Fitz i
Fleming podobno odkryli szajke roz-
b6jnik6w pocztowych wielce rozga
}eziona po r6znych miastach areszto'
wano juz kilka osob, ktore, jak sly
cha6, ziozysy nader wazne zeznania.
Wiadomosci aresztowaniu tych
r6znych opryszk6w W kazdy spos6b
wiecej sa pocieszajace, anizeli tax
czeste W ostatnich czasach wiadomo-
Sci o rozbojach popesnianych W r6z-
nych czesciach miasta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-07
ROk III.

sy. Ma jednem ostatnich po-
siedze1 zostala u}ozona lista
Polak6w, rragnacych nalezet
do novel parafi i wybrany
komitet dIa udania sic do BIZ
skupa. Parafia obejmie takze
Polak6w, zamieszkafych mniej
licznie w sasiednich miejsco-
wosciach Long Island City
Ravenswood.
4 Tow. M}odzieay polsklel
W New Yorku postanowifo
zalozyt blblioteke polska. Ola
uzyskania funduszu na ten Gel
urzadza W tych dniach przed.
stawienie teatralne.
# Kol espondent baltimor-
skiej nPolonii'' z Cleveland,or
umieszcza historyjke o nleja'
kim hr. Kaz. Ossoli1skim, kt6'
ry po kilkoletnim pobycie W
tenn miescie wyjezdza do kraju,
azeby otrzymaG spadek warto'
Sci Sch milion6w rubli. Czy
to tylko ME. -. bajeczka?!!
II w Bay City, Mich, istnie'
je niewielka polska biblioteka
Obecnie zamierzono ia znacz'
ME powiekszyc = W tym &C.
lu odbyc sic mia}o posiedze.
dzenie obywateli.
II Walerya Kapusci1ska 2
Pittsburgh, oskarzona, o czem
juz douosilismy, o dwuzehstwo,
znajduje sic, jak sic dowiadu'
jenny, pod drugim jeszcze "a
rzutem. Oto mia1a ona mama.
wiad sicstry meza, ably 90 O.
truly obiecywala i'm "a to
$500.
II Detroickao ,Prawda", ia'
ko premium dla swych prenu-
merator6w, rozlosuje miedzy
mimi maszyne do szycia warto-
Sci $50. Pomys}owe, ale czy...
zgodne prawami o loteryi?!
IT w Buffalo jakis aptekarz,
Niemiec udajacy P o ] a k a,
sprzedaje niemadrym naszym
rodakom j a k q s ,,dyabelsks
masc" oraz ,,balsam sw. Cecy.
lii" ma choroby, kt6re przy-
zwoitose zabrania wymienic.,.
Kijem takiego! -.
IT w Philadelphia W par.
sw. stanis}awa awantury para
falne nareszcie skohczy}y sic
Burzyciele uciekliod czasu, ,gdy
pan hopatyner zbankrutowal
ma swych. :. ), ,koszernych bio
gos1a wie6stwach''.
IT Pan A. Monkiewicz "a.
k}ada W Pittsburgh szko1e
ta1ca.
IT W Buffalo Michal Zali-
kowski "a kradziez kapelusza
poszed} do nula" ma so dni.
Kosztowny kapelusz!. 80"
IT w Pittsburgh robotnik
polski S. Tcojanowski, pracu.
jacy przy }adowaniu wegla W
fabryce Jones & Laughlin, 20.
sta} przygnieciony przez mass
(oko}o 5000 funt6w) wegli,
kt6re nan spad}y. Nieszcze.
sliwy wkr6tce zycie zakonczy}.
IT w Buffalo znow dw6ch
Polak6w pablo ofiara wypad-
k6w. Sa to: J6zef Kerski,
kt6ry z}ama} noge ma slizkim
cbodniku = i Michaf Hobo.
wi1ski, kt6rego W fabryce a
sfaltu przejecha} w6z }adowny,
}amisc mu kiika zeber.
Przy sniadaniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-07

JutrO z pOWOdu urOczystegO
swieta ,,Dziennik ChieagOski"
ME Wyjdzie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

A Pittsburgh man was arrested q few
days ago Tor stealing beer kegs and sell
ing them to the owners. '-' 4;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
Sow Mrs. Montague Wants II Release.

DUBLIN, April ia movement is on
foot to obtain the release OF Mrs. Annie
Margaret Montague, who 4 few days ago
was sentenced TO y years imprisonment
for causing the death OF her threc-year-
old daughter. The request for her re.
lease will be based upon the reported
decision to liberate Mrs. Florence Ethel
Osbornei sentenced in London to nine
months imprisonment in connection
with the great pearl case" Mrs. Os-
borne, it is said, will be released prior
to her accouchement, which is expected
shortly, thus saving her child from the
disgrace OF being born in prison! Mrs.
Montague is also in delicate condition
and expects to be confined shortly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
nynn,nlrer,. Don plscnyorcl.

LocKronr, y. y, April Ia dyna-
miter's camp, with 4 quantity Of dyna.
mite and bombs, has been discovered in
the midst OF dense woods several miles
back OF the village OF Brockport, in
Monroe county. 4 Young man named
Kingsley. while out hunting in tho
woods, ran into n dense inclosurc. Peer
ing through the underground he dis,
covered hut built OF logs in tent shape
No one was visible and Kingsley lnves-
tigatc1 it. lie was startled to find
himself in veritable dynamitcr's dcn.j
Cartridges and bombs in all manner OF
shapes were concealed in hollow tree
trunks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16

Z. V. Wood, OF McKcc's Rocks, Ale
gheny county, Pa, in speaking to a
travelling man OF Chamborlain's modi-
cines said: II recommend them above
all others. | have used them myself
and knowthemto be reliable. Ialways
guarantee them to my customers and
have never had bottle returned Mr..
Wood had hardly finished speaking,
when little girl came in the store with
an empty bottle. 1t was labeled
"Chamberlain's Pain Balm" The tray
eler WINS interested, as there was GER
tainly q bottle coming back. but waited
to hear what the little girl said It was
as follows: Mamma wants another bot
tic OF that medicine; she says is the
best medicine for rheumatism she ever
used" 5O-cent bottles for sale by drug
gists. DIV ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16

Of THE
in
udappym
WUNDEEUL CURES Ne eSns s S which p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16

into thin bread OF oatmeal and salt,
baked before the Goals like tho Scotch
hammock" goat milk whey, tho wild
mountain fruits and such small game
rs they can secure In tho mountain
forests. They neither have nor wish
any other. Unlike tho Galician peas.
ant, who Is slave to brandy, and tho
Hungarian peasant, who loves and can
secure good and cheap wine, they drink
no liquor OF any sort whatever, and arc
huge in frame, handsome IN face and
physique, robust and powerful, and live
10 mn extraordinary old age. ks
Tho band which visited was fair
example OF them all. 1t had just come
upon the southern slopes OF the noun
tains from tho valleys with its herds,
but its mombers had already built
mountain village OF thirty huis. These
were OF tree limbs, bark and leaves,
large and comfortable, but all opening
to tho south. All tho band, including
women, wero dressed in the untunncd
skins Of tho goat with hoods and san
pals OF the same material. They do
not remain long In these sylvan huts,
but, as tho summer advances. leave
them, never 10 return 10 tbs Same str,ic-
lures, for tho higher grazing lands,
where new homes are built with each
change OF location. Each band really
comprises ono immense family, patri.
archal in system, and, as nearly as l
could judge, 10 great extent COM
munal In regard TO their littlc gain
ings. BY nature they are full Of senti.
ment, and are rude poets and artists OF
no mean quality. The mountain gens
around them constantly re.echo their
wild and endless vocal melodies, and
the exullant notes OF the cziganok and
the splendid enthusiasm OF their move
ments thrill one when Of an evening
they engage in the czardas, rs only
these strong.logged mountaincers can
whirl and leap in this weird Hungarian
national dance. They arc Arcadians
pure and simple; simple, good and pure.
EDGAR i. WAERMAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16

YOUNG mEN-Who have become victims Of soli-
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San ANTONIO, TEXAS, April 15.-Thc
receivers OF the San Antonio and Ar
ansas Pass railroad have refused to
treat with Grand Chief Clark OF the or
der OF railway conductors. A strike of
tho trainmen OF the road will be order
ii NrssTs-zas=
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erl SAMEEM EfEGTE2RG Co $40 BROADWAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
Carnegie's Shocking Invention.


Electricity has already become distinct
department Of library lore. Mr.. Park
BENJAMIN, the well-known scientific ex.
pert. OF New YORK, has Ia his library tho
equivalent OF some 500 tair. sized volumes.
all upon topics Of electrical literature. aud
he Is very proud of having probably tho
best collection IN the world in this hne.
Bnt 1t IL safe 90 say that IN al Of MF.
BenJamln's books and volumes OF cuttings
no mention Il found OF Mr.. Andrew Cafne-
gie's latest invention for keeping pro
tected labor At q safe distance.
The new electrical device OF the great
champion OF protected labor. "a described
in tho 81. LOUIS Globe Lenocrdi, Is a bsrbed-
wire fence built around MS great Home.
stead works and covering distance OF
three miles.
The wires Of this fcnce are said TO 30
connected with powerful battery m tho
works. 50 that If locked-out protected Ia
Dor IN quest OF decent American wages
ventures 10 defy the barbed wires each
can DO instantly charged WITH electricity
and become shockiugly ahre.
There II no strife Just now between tho
distinguished protector OF American labor
and bIs men, but a colossal strike mas been
IN anticipation for some time between his
great steel firm and tho Amaicamated
Association. III it comes and the men
make themselves too previous with the
electrical fence, tho liyo wires arc ex.
pected 20 do duty at any moment at the
touch OK n button.
Thus labor and electrocution acquire an
intimate relation nc the hands Of tho great
protector, who has always been 90 con-
spicuously active in tho cause OF keeping
ont "pauper labor hr. Benjamin should
lose no tine IN adding the details OF this
new invention to has valuable stock Of
electrical lore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
WIDOW cLICQuOT,s FORTUNE.
Mado by the Russians Who Had Almost
Beggared Her.


1t il on historical fact that whom the
allied forces invaded France in 1913, Just
previous to the battle Of Waterloo, tho
Russians went into camp in close proximity
TO the vineyard If Widow CIcquOt. The
officers occupied her houses partOOk OF all
the delicacies of her gardens, and levied TO
a great extent upon her wcll-stocked col
lars for champagne. l
The fair widow 40 once saw that resist
auce was useless, as any effort OF tho KIND
would result IN the destroyal of her
buildings, cellars, and vineyards, then pro-
life with wealth of ripenlpg frult.
With apparent good grace she served
her champagne TO both officers and men
with unstinted hand. They formed an
intense liking for the amber-hued, spark
ling Juice Of tho grape. and its delicious
flavor and bouquet made their hearts and
stomachs welded TO 1t.
Previous to tins the Veuve CIcquot
champagne was comparatively unknown IN
Russia, though it bad an excellent reputa-
ton throughout France.
The widow naturally suffered q great
loss through this immense drain on her
cellars, which, however, she more than re-
gained afterwards when the Russians re-
turned TO the land of the Car through
the vast number of orders received from
Russia.
According to the San Francisco ArgonGui,
tho Russians are probably the greatest
champagne-drinkers in the world, and, as
they travel considerably, they invariably
praised the wine OF the Widow Clicquot
wherever they went.
Thus it was that the fame of the wine
became word-renowned. and orders came
in from every quarter of the globe for the
delicious Yeuye Clicquot. with its yellow
label.
This is one notable instance OF where a
person who was threatened With complete
ruin by enemies of her country was ulti-
deDredRtIOns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03


BLINT.-Died, July 8. 1902, at \. NJ,
NJ the residence Of her uncle. +. Q. Jones.
No. 252l Venahle street. MATT liz LIE, IN
FAINT child Of Nattio w. and J. Il. Blunt,
age months and day.
We have lost little darling;
Heaven now our treasure keeps;
Angels guard tho lonely casket
Where our little darling sleeps.
Funeral TO-DAY (Sundny) AZ 3 O'Clock
from tho residence. No 2j2l Venable street.
GRANGER july ID. At o'clock
A. NJ. after lingering illness, which sho
bore with Christian fortiiudc, LIZZIE H.,
beloved wife OF Charles w. Granger, AMI
Youngest child OF ". w. and Harriet -
Cousins, IN tho 22d year OF her age, Sho
leaves a devoted husband and baby.
father, mother, two sisters, ana hYe
brothers 10 mourn their loss.
Farewell. dear husband, lament DO moro
am not lost. but gone before
Behold this place IN which lle,
As you arc now so once was J.
NV timo has come. aud am gone
To leave You thus. sll ioIlorn.
Farewell, dear parents. weep no, for ne,
Think OF your baby, aud SIN oDay
Your cod and mIue, WHO'S OR only
friend,
TIL death your troubles soon Will end.
Pray fer me. but DO not cry.
The Saviour diod for you aLi l.
Funeral will take place from Pine-Sir
BAPTIST church SUNDAY, Jun Sd. at 40
o'clock. Friends AMI acquantane2s aEo
respectfully invited 10 attend.
NEIsON.-Oied. july ?, 1892, at 7.50 A.
NJ. at his residence. No. Coz north Erst
street, IHOiLAS NELSON. IN 10 ostn
wear of his ago, after eight days ulhoss.
Ali ID ] .MIfa ID
rrneral services from Icigh.Strect
Methodist Episcopal ,IuTen MONDAY,
Juiy 4, 1891 AZ O'Clock =. ~.
RuoADS.-Died. Saturday evening July
| 0 1907. a. O'Clock. 20 1ls east Franklin
| sirce.' Mrs. SALLlE HOLLOWAY
RHOADS, gif5 of NJ. S. hholasi ased -
Tbe remains will ie faten % Danyillc,
Pa at $40 THIS Sunday MOHNiAG.
suITH.-Disd. J1ao ~, 1897. a. the resi-:
| denee oil d.. Is. WilraUs. 2Oi south I.sBfci
street, Sire. JOSEPhlAL SMITH. IN tho
'' qh S1 fa1 n, ;cok placs from the above
No.
SNYDER. 40 the residence Of eis
| donrhter. az NJ. Louis. Mo-, sunday, juno
"a. 1892, JOHN ~. SNYDER; ased .;
years.
STEVENSON Diod, July 81, al $50 i;
| NJ ALEXANDER SIEb EASON, 10 tho 0oi
1His funeral will take place from tho resi-
| dence Ct his son-in-law. Charles Ganhsft,
! No. 1903 buchanan street. a. !. VI. Sun.
| DAY EVENING. friends " tho iaiuNt
| are invited TO attend.
Johnstown pa and Worcester lMass)
! papers please copy.
| TIMBERI.AKE.- Died, Saturday. july
2, 1882, at +. 81, IDA r., feioyed wii9 OK
] H. and Martha 4. Stanley, In tho Soth
year OF her age. .pt
| MONDAY from SO. Mark church. The
in.erment will be 81 Hollywood.
| stanton (Ys) papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
United Confederate Veterans
,oiograr,h IN The DisDatch.T

Nrv ORLEANS. July 2.-The following
general order was issued from the head
quarters Of tho United Confederate Fete-
rams to-day:
" Geaernl Ords' No CT:
"The enerallCommandingi in receipt OF
the gratifying Intelligence that the GFand
Camp of the State Of Virginia, at the re;
union held AZ Roanoke, Va, on the ga
and 23d ultimo, adopted resolutlons re-
commenting that all the camps ot the state
Association join the United Conie9eIate
Veterans organization. which he deems
sufficient cause for the highest gratihca-
ton. ~ this action Of Virginia veterans
now completes the union'o OF every, SOUTH
ern State in our laudaUle ana philahih IO-
phic brotherhood.
1T IL with especial pride and pleasure
that bo irnparts the information to the
members of the United Confederate Nete-
ran organization of this patriotic acti9n
by tho gallant veterans OF the grand ola
Commonwealth whose soil was 80 ireeiy
wafered by tho blood Of tho brave
cons of sister States OF the South. whose
matchless record as soldiers Is only equal
led by their peerless citizenship; whose
bright examples in peace arc worthy OF
imitation W all in the holy work of honor
ing their iilustrlOus dead aud caring Tor
their living, and who arc conspicuous for
their devotion 10 their traditions aud
their resplendant history from 1861 To 1860,
at the samo time yielding to none in their
allepiance and in their ennobling cndeavor
To contribute TO tho upbudding and
grandeur OF our reunited country.
BY order OF j.. =. GoRpoN, .,
General Commanding"