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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
PkACCIE "a
Do PIP. ~Dziennikarzy.

BUFFALO N. Y. 2 s'erpnia
Pred roklem szpalty ME-
NAL wszystkich plsm tutejszych
zapefnlone byiy artYkuiami,
nawotujacemi dru2yne polsko.
amerykanskich dzlenuikarzy
do wzajemnego zbli2enia sic,
pomagan1a sobie nawzajem
= s(owem do zorganizowanla
sic. Zapewne wskutek tych
nawofywan " koncu wrzesnla
:. z. podcAas se)nu Zwlazku
n. F., W mleScle Detroit,
Mich, powstaio ,,Stowarzysze-
ME Prasy Polsko~
sklej.' do ktorego zara3
zaelsato sic S os6b, iuato W
sposob bezposrednl, juzto
tylko posrednio zainteresowa-
nych tute]sza prasa Poiska.
(W1arus, lax wiadomo, ME
uznaf tego StowarzYszerla,
gdy2 przyleto do niego takie
redaKtora gazety socyalistycz-
mel. - Przypis RED). Prey
zorganizowunlu sic PIP. dzieu-
nikarze przyrzeNll sobie zje3-
dzac sic CO rok, a zjazd ma
stepny t. !. roku 1892,
miaf sic odby6 " czasie i
mlelscu Se,mu Zjednoczenla
P. r. K. Poniewaz zas cd tego
seJmu dzieli Eas zaledwle pare
tygodnl, przeto n'2el podpisa.
ny, jake sekretarz, poczytu]e
soble Me jsKo zaobowiazek
przypomnle6 PIP. Stowarzyszo.
nym uchwafe zeszforocznego
! zjazdu.
Jezeli zas pr, czfonkowie
,,Stowarzyszeuia PrasY Polsko
Amerykahskiei' przyszli do
przekonania czego 7reszta ME
przypuszczam lie nasze
nStowarzyszenle' ME ma pred
soba przysztosci, hub Lie ma
racyl bylu = zechca }askawle
rozporzadzic funduszami uSto.
warzysZenia", ktore W r. o.,
PREY zorganlzowaniu sic,
wreczone zostaty nizej pod
plsanemu. = u wysokim
szacunkien, NJ. j.. sADowsK1,
236 Fillmore av.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
SMIERC WIKTORA POTOCKIEGO
W roku lS4S.
uiozy} Fenciszeh Z;a,noys12 2 Balt;more NJ y

Q ziemio polska! ktoz w to ME uwierzv.
ze kry]esz w soble kwiat polskiei mIodziezy,
hazda garse plasku. ktora W to6ie gnije
Zaw1era w sobie swiete ~relikwiie.
Dos ty nasiak}a krwia swego Narodu
Czyz wlecel zadaG? - prawdv dowoduo
w Rok tysi2c osmset czterdziesty 6smy
w oAeJach Narodu Jest wspomnlenia sluszny,
9w,adcza dis o tel chwale polskiei silly
foa Sokoiowem i WrzeSniq mogi}y,
Gdze setkl braci zmlot}a reka wrooa
WofaJa z grobow o pomste do Boga,
htorzy Cd pluga Garment rekami
otaczall sfawne bitwy Z Prusakami.
Rok krwawy W d1ejach ~polskiego Narodu
a tylSo szesc lat braknie do obchodu,
20 koslnlerke przypominac bedzie,
1how kwlat 90 wlefca Ojczyznie przybedzie
I pofwlekowein uswieci wspomnieniem
Nzas' gdy Sic la1a krew polska strumieniem.
w mlesiacu March, re siia niewielka
nilysio po"stanle zwane kosinierka,
w mem stan szlachecki przez tame zabieq1
fo"ofaf Narod w rycerskie szereei.
We Wielkopolsce, W starem miescie Zninie,
w owo powstanie stale sic zdarzenie,
htore opowlem DIS w moiei powiesc,.
D0N' 0y' sdln s"ladklem, ME przez zadne wiesci.
W'ec W tenn miasteczku, jak ma rzez zlowroga.
D. oloJd1O Za1Oga,
by strzegl! granic pahstwa swego wiernie
"A wytep'll powstafc6w zupelnie.
w n'edzlele kwietnia, zaraz rychlo z rama,
honnendantowl wiadomosc przvslana,
z = cl2gnle oddzia! polskich kosinierow,
n snohy zachodnlej, ma pruskich fra1kierow.
Ma wszystkich traktach straz stala rrzv 1niescie.
Jay w tenn nadci4ga kosinier6w dwieScie.
N;a1 ntao'a f0tocklm, Z krwi herbu ,,Podkowa"
N'eletnl mfodzlan, dziedzic d6br Slebowa.
D otrach opanowat mieszkadcow miasteczka,
30 tylko W Bogu by}a ich ucieczka,
buozska W 'niescie bardzo sic iekali,
by pruscy ogpiem ich ME powitali.
Obers7t Won Goerlitz wys}al pos}a swego
Aby zaprosiE grzecznie Potockiego,
10 komeadanta, w Poznahskim hotelu
IIszac W raporcie ,,Drogi przy1acielu!'
W1kter Potocki, wziawszy adjiutanta.
Stanaf W hotelu wprost u konendanta.
htory przywita! hrable pc rycersku,
Lecz zemste chowa} W sercu DO szvdersku.
y chGae z MIN movie pare slow W potrzebie.
rosadzlf mile W krzesle obok siebie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
PLACCIE IA
POlacy w Afryce.
Me posiadamy ieszcze dc

Me p~osiadamy ,~jeszcze dokfa-
dnych danych, dotvczacvch pol.
skich osad W poludniowej Afryce.
PrzypuszczalneJ liczbv osladfych
TAME Polak6w trudno dis ozna-
eye; rozslanl oni So DO kraiu
Przyladkowym, 1 Natalu. tel
ostatnlei prowIncyi znajduie sic
kolon;a Nova Czestochowa (Cen-
stohow pc ~angleIsku) i w~ychodza
diva pisma roIskie:,,List Swietego
Jozefa' / nNieznpominniki". Pod
Pretorya. s~tollea Transwala, "
Johanlsburgu ,podobno znaJdule sic
10000 Zyd6w polskich trudniacych
sic handlem pior, zarganowe nj
sma zydowskie wychodza tam
ze. (Przeglqd En"Wacajny).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11

dowanvch, nlczem ni~eusprawie-
dllwionem rozpsrzadzeniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11

W WINONIE paSzvj obja-
wlano aiedzielq Z ambony
slowa aiby naszego RIskupa,
ktory y dnlu poprzedulm
nlby w'dzIai p,roz!eplaue 20
ullcach plakaty O polskiej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11

zAPIsUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23

Ma c j House MESSENGER Of the 10Y
s,nor AMI CJuncil. slsAys has Ia store .
rare fand Of pleasing "reminiscences. tha.
he il ,q A!iy good for telling or wrtiog.
In The last number Of the Pi.cAtaqui, OF
server the major has the foll)Sing:-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23

Wstoly.l,e Sentinel

Hon. Samuel Ti.camb of Augusta, died
Of p0tum1Dis, on Wednesday .vening Of
last week. Awpng the enloaisiic com
men's. touching lhe life ard character of
Judge Ti'eomb, most frequently heard are
those which tmphs'izs his integrity
honest ,inplie.sy and the absence Of al
'hsms and pteieOce IA hi. Intercourse and
tesli1gs win men His neishso-s, &C
qusintsnc5., professional brethren, sill who
knew hin BIS. during bis long and sue
ce'sful bushes, He JPN in according 20
Judge Tijcomb. in all truth s-d sisceri'y.
the praise which IL 90 often tasome Fat
terry TO the memory Of the dead dire, t
AMI transparent honesty. What sweet, r
msmtry could any luIDsss man. a. three
81 Jte and ten, des Is 10 leave behind hin 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23

Mrs. VIM s Rider ia. .uss,e, from
IA sripre
Mrs. W w.Icb {. v;.iio. i, Nsx
Yrke.tv
MIS- Cs.,ls. Dox,ins /, ,h,ss,s,ss Nth
catarrhal ,svs,
Gen. RF Us,;, i, IN with Ia c,;,,s
..d u,,bls Ia harm.
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ETY..
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YESTERDAY
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YESTERDAY a, c,,,;,a,.,,~ ;-,..I -
health "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23

vu 10 one o: me stores the other day when
the conve,atisn turned TO the subject Of
man msn. he si!i that he knew Of Q
man up 10 his country vbo vas riding agon z
10 90 . market wagon one day when be
came up with lame girl, daughter Of one
Of bis nelghsors. He asksd hsr 70 ride
saa ,hs 20. In. When thsy had resc aed
the mans hoafe about . mil, from the
pisos .hsrs she was ovsrtsksn. she go, GU:
- coatnas homs on foot. Before lesy .ng
him she asked ia 3 ,king way. Mr.. -,
how much d, owe you fo- my ride -
well" rsspoF d % the man. AS ioaz %
you are cripple / woh's be hari on you
Can IL ten cents Aud be 10 TX the NJ ,ney.
Ma c j House messenger Of the Gov
s,nor AMI CJuncii. slsAys has Ia store .
rare fand Of pleasing "reminiscences tha.
he I. 60 laliy good for telling OF writiog.
In The last humble, Of the Pi.cA,aqui, OF
server the msio has the foll)Sing:--
~ tor Observer
The obituary notice OF Col Sias Paul ia
your last issue recalled to my ml1d 40 aim ost
f3rgo TN incident which &C sur e ! Q. Fox
croft day CT two after the fall Of Fort
8umptsr 10 the spring Of 1854. few Of
the school boys At Foxcroft Academy con-
fsrred together and deter mined on pu tiag
up . liberty pole and raising . flag Col
Paul was interviewed and permissi On
granted BY him to cut the necessary tim Ger
in "PauPs woods Word vas
qa tly pasted around smonR the
toys Dung tue afternoon to be ready
Tor action at ten O'Clock in tbs evening,
everyone bslng .wora TO secrecy. AT the
appointed time thirty Of The academy scho'-
Ar, had got together and set to work, and
30 qiis,lJ vas everything conducted that
no one knew Of IL ill m)r0ing. A hole
vas dog IN front Of The academy yard. the
10 rty pole With cross trees and tor
mast was fhished AID ia Iosition
sooat d.yishi. snd At sunri,e the acs6-
smy bell va, rvns. our dtEm corps played
aud "oid glory was run up to IT, mas
heal and hesru ~ cbeefej. DE- 10:
dsh bapperei along about thi, time
and vas 50 veil pIsssrd with the patriotism
.ho.n ty the youngsters. that he invte5
W NJ W III " ottI supttT tust evening al
1h5mtsIn's Il Itei, where stirring spec ches
were made hy the doctor. A O. Lsbroke
Grey and Clark OF the school aad othsrs /
am sorry | csnaot recall all the nsne, of
the bays erg'gel IA this h.s aising. ont
give those | now remember Andrew J
Robin,o1 and A 81 Robins)n. Jr Dover;
. lst. Chamberlain. Ffs'klin n Dssgsti
sni ilsnry Y D,gSest, tIxcroft; Se~sll
G.. G'ay, itster Charlie A Clark.
ssrgsrviile Sen g. Sp,sgus, NJ
10; Charles j. House, Lee; Ham
Lgtort Atkinson; Cha.. A. Bort-
man. CslAa, and Joseph Porter. OF St.
SseIhsn, N. Is Geo. A. Ete, Of the
observer ctic' w,s pieIeni as reporter,
sni Syivanu, K Jsckson wss taken along
u help us out with bolts and hsr iron
Which We neetel and which ne prnGaryd ut
the foundry where he worked When We
got together 10 PsuiJ voods We COUNTED III
std found ihirt 20 present 50 there mi,t
be eighteen Of the school boys have not
named CmAaGEs J. UorsE
AUGUSTA. Me Jan. IS, 892
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23

At Y. N. c. a.. mems meeting at I 2
NJ n usual. All young men welcome.
AT Friends chapel ser e will be hel(
Oh Sasdsy a, 10 80 A. M. and at P. N
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening .
7 30.
Spirit Testing" is the topic Of Raw. J
T. Leland, sermon Sunday morning Sur
| day school at l. 40 A. M; Y. z. C. L. q
6 7, M. All gladly welcomed.
Unitarian church. Sunday m3rains
strv:ce, will be held in this church at 10. &C
A. NJ conducted BY the Rev. j. f. Moor.
Of Boston. Sunday school immediatel y
after morning service.
At the Free Baptist church ihsre will e
preaching at 10 30 by thu pastor. Sunday
school at II. Young peoples meeting q.
z. NJ. Gospel service at I. Seat. are
free and all will be cordially welco ned.
At the FRS, Bsptis. church, m ,ning
worship and sermon by the pastor at 10 go
Subject. Our AIM" Su1dsy school at II
NJ. Y. P. s. C. Z. meeting at 6 P. M
general gospel service at : Z. M. Cordial
Invitation extended.
Congregational church. 1880 A. NJ.
morning voIship and sermon by Rev. E
Chase. II IS A. NJ. Sunday echo d, 6 P. NJ
Y. 7. s. c. Il meetiog, +. NJ. evening
service and address By the pastor. Seats
free. all cordially invited
AT the Green street Methcd.t. -
prayer meeting; 1880. worship and ser
mon by the pastor. suit c., "Compisiains
Of ProriieEce"; l2 %, indsy sc1aol; G
= 81 Epworih Lesgae Bible Su'y;7 7.
NJ. gospel service. Every ore cordial!
welcomed.
Saint Marks churcl-3;d Sunday after
Epiphany. Cels b,stion of holy c1nnu 1ioa
AT M. Morning prayer with sermon s.,
1880. Sunday school at 230 p. NJ. 70 p
losed By evepsoug Al 3 o'clock. A. o'clock
there will be fun choral eveusong. S.rmons
OF the 10 30 A. NJ, aui Z. NJ. Setv!Ce-
viii have special references to church work
Sunday being the eve of The conversion Of
Saint Paul music appropriate to this fest
val will be sung At the evensong service.
The snnasl meeting Of the l. Jsrd OF Tr,d
will be held at ,hei. rooms in the Allen
Block, Monday evening, Jsn. 25, for the
election Of officers sni dirt ctors Tor Il e
ensuing year full Attendance ia carr
estly reqlesttd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23
AMCSEMENTS.
PADEREwskr rHg FAMOUS Paws,

PADESEwsKi rHE FAMOUS PfAsIsr
VIZ be 8: City Hall, Portland, Perjury
1s-h IL the evening. and March ln iu the
s''efneoc. Excursions from oil pa..s Of
name Is this will be his emily Appearance
~ me State. Orders !or seats should be
vent to Ira c. Stochbri1ge. Portland. Half
fare ca the railroads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23
100 Doses One Dollar
wr2k
Is
rheumatism

Whas 'iae2mat'sn comprises 7f'''
Is era. fotras Of AGATE ~
Rbouma.isr,- chronic a'lammatney affec-
tors n the joints. Rhcu-
matSn caase,! by excess Of ,acic acii 'n me osoou
acting in eannccti1n with raiGFal pfcdis position.
TIE direct occasion Of an stEcas arises from one or
several caase severe physical sran followed by rest
IN cod or damp air; living in dark or damp rooHls;
exposure 10 draugh;s. cold and storm weaSeaed
health. Impoverished blood, etc Caa Il he e'ircd:
Yes, beyond question. A scientific ~Pec.ae, acting
nationally ard almost invariably successful il either
acute o. chronic RhsGuaiis;nis Atho pho-ros =
Ms ". = lockwood. ca Franklin Il, Lynn, Mass,
writes "li1rs usfii Atb-!o-Ae-r9s oag2 'ese&s; am
ksttsss; aas si.aaSt rsiLz--sl Per bottle. Al
Druggists. The AlhlorAoFos Co. New Haven, Eonil-
Treatise an rheumatism free. Write forii-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23

Tasty Decorations at the Court House,
The rooms in the new sadaion 70 tn:
Co1r. House are to Be - lsly aseorI.st
- scy Ia the Stale. Maj. Berry, Vi, la
charge Of the rerk, has evidently giver
the work his cioses. sstsnti3n, and bes'
dsssas. TIE library f. to be the mosi
attractive frern 81 sr,isac view Of sny i1
the entire building, saa there are non. ir
the SAts where shgrs il gcss.er
harmony % eolofs sn5 richsea Of d.
sizr. The center Hsd Of the ceiling il 10
SKY co!oring, relieved By f,ec; cloud Ge
sign. The inrer band CT the fri. 10 il
s,ereo relief work, exceedingly rich. The
osnds Of this are hand .sinted moulding
representing carved work. The styling
about ths eerserplsce 10 in comb texture,
raw sienna colorins with gilt b,nd vo.k.
Ths cave .. the base Of the frifz,
has N applied gold ornament. TIE vslls
have . sfeenish gray iist. The wood YORK
Of the room 10 wildwood, na,u,aI anish
The decoration Of thu superior cour, adzs'.
spsrtmsnt are, vsiIs 10 leather aoish, Hgh,
raw sienna coio,ing, ceiling 10 sreysh
ina with gold lines. The ceiling
border AID friszs a1e alike. In the
room for the Supreme court idges all the
ornamental work 10 hand painted, the d.
signs being excesdinalj artistic. The CELL
ing border Is made Of running light blue
ribbons. tied st intervals in knoss and q
vine inssrsec.!ns the ribbon u, he knots,
the spaces left being fled
With leaves AID branches of the
vine. The ceiling is Of a very delicate
piakish gray. The daish 10 com
posed Of two motives, one being
taken from the ceiling border and
the other round panel surrounded by
laurel wreaihs within which are G,ecian
lamps, emblemasic Of enlighsmert. The
eommissioners room is tAs;iiy decorated in
simple designs. No one Of all the new
rooms has beea sighted and the designs
are Pc cuiar 10 each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23
BOVDIT L, WEBSTER & ca.
CONSUMPTION:

have positive re,-edy FIR III, sSoso disease by its
Csc thousands Of CT the worst kind and OF long
SANDING have been cared. I7deed strong ny faith
in its esieaey. thAt VII ssalTo BOTTLES EzEE sith
AVAILABLE TIRE ATTSE CT Ears disease TO ny suf-
slso wall send their Ex7.Vss and p D. address.
I. 4. Siocum, II. C.. iS3 Pearl ST., n. Y.
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AIoyG THE WAY.


oas Of he isa:ixs doctors ID the city
va Obliged to turn sssy one day thu
week aaou. . hall czsa people who had
assembled In his cfiss s, c,asult hin. BE
said be vas obliged 10 cali ca one 0, tvo
parties vhsfe & question Of Iiis and death
vss involved AMI he thought that IL these
callers were atIs TO be ous aa1 .. his Of
Gee thsy cozii vA:. This incident affords
soEe THAT Of As i3ss OF the great sno1a al
Of sickness Ii this eisy.
The writer vas SHOWN yesterday 20 10
u Of f!x stArzIs written by . boy who
s,ssnd, the night s-hool. The Little 'sIlov
s,sss to rhgming a. 10 use . common
srpysssoa, . dsck does to vs.sr. A friend
Of the lad brought /; To the JoURsAL Office
svidsnsIy being unaware that nevspsper
of Gee IRE the ysvniag tombs Of 1ss such
ssgrY. However the little fellow 10 to be
esnsrStals.et .. the promise there 10 10 the
msulcsl ,ilss. Ole s.aazt IL worth quot
l1g. Hs.
'"fhe Rtstsr this year
Bss be.a very queer
IL sets tnnaSb iiss misehisi vac 10 T..
- death rae 10 feAffai
The de- ore lo9k CD rffal
In~y lpyfnitY szeiain We are In !. O."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23

money will buy, so every family should
have A. once, bottle OF the beet family
remedy. Syrup Of Figa, 10 ciesDse the sys.
TEN shen cos,ivs or bilious. FOR sale IL
zoe and 81 40 bottles BY ali leading dug
.,s;.. deC7daelm
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FOR SALE.

E1vU stbIN-G Oh family or work horse, nine
Ntafl cd, weigh, 1850, wilt be soid Al bar
gaia. IL II. -sSoFAHp. City.
ln2lIiw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23

CfuN ~A1.I-s' c1nd "Rhd Upright Piano In
L tur order, iuliv NARRATED; hrtiiiant aud
owe ful t"ne. tult lion Plate. viii sell loo Tor
sh or email monthly payments. Do~pins's
In'uranee agency, ,pposhc COMFY u"us". Au-
gusts, Mtire Jan IPdiw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23
MEXICO

RAYMOND y wglrtOMB
~ wash;ls ol>t, Dp7o sohoo 2, :, Boston
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TIJN ~ I--Iottnse shell and silver hair
- and hat IluF ii-i Cciy 4 nj Il, u we
Jewe)ty rtors. U d'rs t"keo Tor cut howsrs.
iing0 ilws
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Church Notices.

Al Y. N. c. a., mems meeting at I 2.
III a. usual. All young men welcome.
Al Friends chapel ser, e will be held
on Sunday at 10 80 A. M. and at P. NJ.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening At
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23

A GfNrs LOOK hEHE Something ever
~ family wants sEd viii have orc. Agents
have made sto in ore half day. For fu lpsrtoulars
address {. h. fAlCk. kast Ltvefm, ~, Me.
isniyilws
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~ - ~
,Src1saa ,SGS...sseG.sIiS.

Snsu atSersieensn:s. Aes exeseltAs tear rss,
scrcirs akSes the head Of wAsvnn, foN AALR.
To Iasr, Lcss, 40. VII be iRssrtaA sWu tassss fus
u ,erts, sAFee .aes for - svn.s sAd oAs Wssl TOT
v sssss, advaSes rayn~rs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-28
MURDERED BY A CRANK.
Gambling in Margins Turns Philadelpbian's
Head and Cau'es Double Tragedy.

PHILADELPHIA. July 27.-Gambllng in
margins brought about tragedy to-day. as
q result of which Charles Ii. Page. we'll
known broker. lies dead. assassinated by
Renold Kennedy. who afterward commit
ted suicide. The scene of the double
crime was in the Offices of E. ID. Page
& Bro. bankers and brokers', one of the
busiest houees In this city. In addition to
Charles H. Page there was present clerk.
E. d. Hsllowell. The latter was leaving
the Office by rear door at Ills A. NJ. and
observed q man coming in by the front en-
trance. The clerk recognized Kennedy
and continued on his way. He had gone
but few PAGES when he heard two shots
fred in quick succession. With others
Hallowell rushed just in time to see broker
Page gasp his last breath. He had been
shot in the back. Into the front Office the
Kennedy dead upon his face In front of the
ticker, q bullet wound In his head, and his
revolver lying beneath him. Hallowell,
the clerk. who has been eight years with the
trausac tons of the two dead men.
He says IL 10 two years ago since Kennedy
first came to the Office and began dealing
on ten and fiftcen-per- cent margins chiefly
on AtCblson. For severai months MS vent
ures were profitable and he made about
$4,000. Then tho tide turned. Atkinson
suddenly dropped and Kennedy lost as
mnch as he had made in about the same
length of time. Hallowell declared that
Kennedy came out about even in his
ventures. For year past he has dropped
into the office occasionally, sometimes
without speaking to any one and generally
examining the ticker. He was regarded
as q crank of the harmless variety and had
never made any threats. 1t il expected
that OH examination of Kennedy's accounts
with the brokers will be investigated. He
lies at the rooms of the coroner's under
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ANOTHER DARING BANK ROBBERY.
Two Desperaioas Make 500 Haul at the
Ell Reno Bank. in oklahoma Territory.

Ell RENO, o. T.. July 27.-El Reno was
thrown in fever of excitement at 1880
this morning. by screams for help coming
from the Bank of FL Reno. The screams
were from Mrs. S. w. Sawyer. wife of the
president of the bank. who had just been
held up by two robbers, who had also
robbed the bank of S1O.50O. At 1880 O'Clock
o stranger entered the bank, stepped up
to the cashiers window and made an in
quiry about some town lots. and thcn
stepped ts q desk and commenced writing.
In q moment another stranger stepped to
the cashiers desk. and, presenting q gun
to Mrs. Sawyers head, demanded that she
hand ont all the money In the bank.
She stepped to the vault and handed him
all the packages of bills in the vault safe
agRregatinR abont $4,000. The man who
was writing at the desk grabbed the mon
ey as Mrs. Snyder handed it through the
wicket and disappeared out the door. The
one holding the gun followed quickly.
Mrs. Sawyer screamed several times and
fell over IN a swoon. The robbers mounted
horses and rode away. Mrs. Sawyer was
her husband, being absent in Oklahoma
City. He arrived home about thirty min
utes after the robbery.
The robbery is believed to be the work
of the Daltons, on account of the manner
of it's execution. Hundreds of citizens on
horseback and in buggies, with ropes and
fully armed. are in pursuit. The robbers
bad only about fifteen minutes start.
They were we'll mounted and armed to the
teeth. They headed for the Dalton rem
devious in the Granite mountains In the
Wichita reservation.
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purpose of moving q reconsideration. and
If his vote 10 transferred to the negative
column, the result would be To make the
majority in favor of concurrence in the
fair amendments ten instead OF twelve, as
recorded. Mr.. Holman was promptly on
his feet with a motion to reconsider. and
Mr.. Bingham as promptly moved to lay
that motion on the table. Teen the fill
clustering began in earnest. MIR. Outh-
waite, of Ohio, moved an adjournment,
and pending that. moved that when the
House adjourn it be to meet on Fri
day next. The was supplemented by Mr..
Bailey, of Texas, with motion
for an adjournment until Satur-
day. Seventy-seven Of the opponents
of the world's-fair proposition refrained
from voting and Mr. Baileys motion was
lost-yeas. 2; nays, 143.
A point of no quorum was raised. and Mt.
bingham of Pennsylvania, moved call OF
the House, which was ordered, but only
after the filibusterers had wasted some
time by demanding tellers. Two hundred
and twenty eight members responded TO
their names.
Mr.. bingham offered a resolution revok-
ing all leaves of absence, except those
granted on account of sickness, and direct
ing the Sergeant alarms to notify absent
members to attend the sessions of the
House Immediately.
The resolution was subsequently, with
drawn, and the House adjourned.