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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23
BOOK NOTES.

Mr. HARDY hos chosen for title for
his next romance, 1.-THE Pursuit Of the
Well Beloved"
CAT SuNDowN" is the title Of new
book of poetry by Whittier which will
be published this fall.
ALTHOUGH Mr.. Howells has resigned
his position on the Cosmopolitan, he
will still probably have much to do with
giving a distinctive character to the
magazine. He is to take charge of .
department under the title Of "a Tray
cler From Altruria, /" beginning with the
November number.
Sin WALTER ScoTr's novels are almost
as popular in Paris as are novels of the
eminent French novelists. TRANSACTIONS
Of his romanccs are found in every
bookstall in numbers and the Paris tnu-
nicipal council hos shown its apprecia-
ton of the author himself by naming .
short street after him.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23
A LITTLE HUMoR.

HIVE have a clock. that saws
Cuckoo" She-"We are going to get
one that says: What, must you go?"--
Lite.
FIRST TouH1sr-"Have yop yet behcld
the majesty of Niagara?" Second Tour
ist-''I should say I had. He charged
me eight dollars for ride in his hack
IN. Y. Herald. .S-,s
HE-"These are very big waite .,
She (pointing out an announcement in
the programme)-"Yes, you see, dear,
the play is produced on big scale."-
brakes Magazine.
AN EFFORT OF MEMORY -Charlie-"l
think-ah-I must have seen You be-
FORE" Pr,lnelle-"Yes- You were In
trotiuced to me in tho drasping-room
about five minutes ago.'-N. Y. Herald.
DEALER This is the best parrot we
have. But | won't sell him without
letting you know his one fault; he'll
swear If his food doesn't suit him, =
Miss Fitz-''I'll take him; It will seem
quite like having man in the hcusa' Y
IN. Y. Herald. !, 4.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23
A MUSICIANS CORNER.

TIE snare drum was brought into
Europe by the Ssracens about 703 A. D.
Two THOUSAND pounds was the fancy
price paid for . Stradivarius violin in
excellent preservation recently at Stutt-
gart.
IT is asserted that all Of the 81, 400, 900
royalty on Moody and Sankey's Gospel
Hymns has been devoted to charitable
purposes.
THE late Prince Albert was an ac16m-
plished musician, and composed much
music. A collection of this will shortly
be published by Queen Victoria
The highest-priced piano in the
United States belong to the Marquand
family Of New York city. 1t was de-
signed and painted by Alma Tadema
and cost $40, 900. -.
GnhoRE, the bandmaster, besides be-
ing wonderfully swift music penman,
had the largest stock Of orchestral
scores in America, If not the Morld. The
cash value Of his musical library Is est;-
mated at over $4,000. =
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23
MANY FACTS OF MANY NATIONS

TnfMBLEs made of laws are used in
Naples.
PARROTS cost but ten cents each to
the dcalcrs in Central America.
TIE best corlks come from Algeria.
There arc 2,5sO,0OO acres Of cork forests
in that country.
IT is estimated that nearly 10000
pounds Of bread are daily eaten In the
sultan of Turkeys household.
TIE native countries of the tallest
and the shortest people in Europe, the
Norwegians and the Laps, adjoin each
other.
TIE little island Of Jamaica sells
annually to the United States bannas
exceeding in value the entire apple,
peach and cherry crop Of this country.
ALTHOUGH Costa Rica is only about
half the size Of New York state, its list
of birds numbers 1870 species. 1t is a
country of forests and Of all sorts Of
climates, from the .torrid sea coast to
that found al an elevation Of 1850
feet, the top Of the volcano Irazu, where
ice FORMS
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23

TIE Fargo Commonwealth, in seeking
to,1ke political capital out Of what It
terms republican bribery and fraud in
Emmons county, makes statements which
it,oertainly knows are incorrect It says
that the $3.50 paid in Svlz precinct was
in the interest of the republican candl.
dates for auditor. sheriff, and clerk Of the
district court; also. that the republican
returning board threw out the votes of
the uupurchasable precinct. II the Com.
monwealth wishes to be fair 1t will hasten
to state that the democratic candidate for
clerk Of court, and not the republican
candidate. was the one in whose interest
$50 of the $50 was paid. And. further.
more, that one Of the members of the re-.
tnrning board was an ex.chairmau Of the
denoctatio committee. The fight down
hers 10 not on partisan basis it Is a
battle saainss allowing bribery in elec.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23

before Judge Winchester in chambers at
Bismarck in answer to the alternative
writ OF mandamus to either count the
Selz precinct votes or show cause for not
doing so. The hour named IN the writ
was 10 o'clock. but by mutual consent
the matter did not come up until 2 p. m.
Attorney Boucher appeared for the re-
turning board snd Hon. Alex. Hughes
for the two men who are STRIVING to OBJ
tain the Offices to which the people elect
ed them. Judge Winchester did not care
to try the case. - he had been . candi-
date; besides, Mr.. Parker and he we're
friends. SO, on motion Of Mr.. Hughes.
the case WIS transferred to Judge Rose.
who had consented to come to Bismarck
TO hear 1t. The matter comes up before
Judge Rose At Bismarck next Monday at
10 o'clock.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23
CoNsUmPTroN CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
bad placed In his hands by An East India mis-
sionary the formuls Of simple veg eetable rem
edy for the speedy and permanent cure Of Con-
sumption, Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma, and all
Th5os; % and Lung diseases. .lsS positive An and
vous Complaints, after having tested its wor-
deiful curative powers in thousands Of cases,
has felt IL his duty 70 mako II known 70 his
suffering follows. Actuated BY this motive and
n desire 70 relieve human suffering, will send
FREQ Of charge. 70 all Who desire H. this recpc In
German, French or English, with full directions
er preparing aud using. Sent by mall by sd-
dressing with stamp. naming this paper. W. A
NOYks, 01O POwers' Block. Rochester, n. Y.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23
Eor tsver riS,v yenr..

MRs. TlTsLow's SOOTHING SYeur, for cbtl.
dren trsl;,t,g. Is the nreserlrtior uf one Of tne
,es. female n,iracs ans! phyoIcians IN the Uni.ed
SsatSh. -nd bns bees usGi for over fifty year,
wiis never .ai'inz s's.cesa by ,nIlJ0us Of inotli
cTs ior .neis children. CurinZ the prUvcss OF
tret' 'C it's value is tncalcHiaolo il relieves the
rhiii iron, paib, aur,s dy.snter' end ,i.strhoaa,
gtiiinp i'ssthc bowel. and wind coils. EY.yiy.
ing rrgiti'o ~ ;.h.id II sas,s .he .ao,rs-. Pria
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23
WANTED.

Agents to sell our choice and hardy
nursery stock. We have many new spe-
clal varieties, both In fruits and ornamen-
tails. to offer. which are controlled only
~ US. we pay commission or salary
choice of territory.
MAY Bros, Nurserymen,
Rochester, N. 7.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23

tions to become an established precedent.
and against allowing whatever local fac.
ton may be in power to retain such
power by throwing out votes. Those
opposed to the recent political outrages
in this county are not numbered on q
party basis.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23
ALONG-lSuAND CAR.

He should Cone TO Enmons County
ana Bo = 0enber Of sAe Return
ing Beard.
Minneapolis Tribune.
Let all men Of nerve tip their hats to
the Hon. Patrick Gleason. of Long Island
City, N. Y. In an age Of cheek he Is
grand master of gall. The book agents,
insurance solicitors, rising lawyers and
precinct politicians should place him on
throne Of bronze, and, with diadem
of brass, crown him King of Impudence
For few years Col. Gleason has been
mayor Of Long leland City. and his ad
miuistration has been fruitful in pointers
to the cxar of all the Russlas. Last No.
vember the citizens Of his little empire
rebelled and cast majority of their votes
for an opposition candidate for mayor.
Did Col. Gleason deliver neat little ad.
dress of welcome to his successor and step
down and out with all due grace? Well.
not very largely. He caused his chief
henchman, the city clerk. to make out a
certificate setting forth that Patrick Glea
son had been reelected The clerk then
destroyed the ballots and all seemed love.
ly for the czar. But the angry populace
without would not accept this as settle-
ment. The city clerk was prosecuted,
and 10 and behold when the case went to
the grand jury the lrrepressible Gleason
was foreman of that body Of good men
and true of the county and state afore.
said. The presiding judge was stunned
for moment. but managed to ask Glea-
son it he could weigh the evidence with
out bias, and Gleason complacently swore
that he could. Nevertheless. the judge
excused him and appointed . new FORE
man, and the case proceeded.
Now, If the Hon. Patrick Gleason ism t
entitled to the belt, the cake and all the
ribbons. will somebody trot out better
man in his peculi specialty1
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23
ls NEWSPAPERS all over the state are
giving favorable notice'to the candidacy
OF Mr.. Worst for the, position of United
States senator.

TIE Grand Forks Herald comes to hand
with splendid holiday edition Of twenty
pages. It is we'll edited. clearly printed.
and credit not only to the city OF Grand
Forks, but to the state of North Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23
JOHN GRIBBLE & SON,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE;
STERLING, NORTH DAKOTA:

Provians
Shoes Farm Machinery Hardware Queenswe Tinw Bugges Harnesses
Enmbe Ground Feed Oats Oil Meal Patent Medicines
paid for Eggs Hides ETC. Eumons visiting
invited prices
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23
The status of seix Prec,.,c,.

Last Ga'nstay the members of the Em-
moac Scanniy csavaaslng board appeased
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23
Unfair Treatment.

Unfair TreatmeAt.
North Dakota, says the Bismarck Set.
tier. cast SO, 150 votes for congressman at
the late election. and has only Que repre-.
sentative in the lower house at Washing
ton. The state of Mississippi cast 81, ,5Ss
votes and has seven congressman. Is
there any right or fairness or justice in
that1 II Mississippi is entitled to seven
congressman on that vote, then North
Dakota is entitled to five. Or else We
will have to admit that Q vote Of North
Dakota is of so little account that it takes
FIVE of them to equal the vote OF citizen
of Mississlppis And not only that. but
the SO, $50 votes of North Dakota have
only three votes in the electoral college.
while the 81, ,5Ss votes Of Mississippi have
nine votes for president.
GRAND mAsQUERADE BALL
AT the Winchester school.bouse on Fri.
day pight, Dec. 80, 1892 A cordial in
vltation is extended to all.
CHAs CARLEY,
T. e JoNEs
g fs,ts N. ], MAHANEY,
I z.3s s 8 Committee.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23
BAHoNS COUNTY RECORD.

/: TAe RECORD 10 entered at the Ril.iamspor.
Rpso@ee as second-csass mater.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27
Rok III.

widocznej mniejszosci, p6jda
"a tymi, kt6rzy tworza wick
szosc stanowcza.
Dowiadujemy sic w}asnie, ze
6w przeciwnik znanego u mas
i tax lubianego obywatela Ko.
walskiego zamierza jakies cyr-
kularze rozdawacj jutro, W kt6-
rych W szkaradny pos6b rzuca
oszczerstwa ma tegoz obywa-
tela. Well, takie cyrkularze
wielkiej szkody ME przyniosa
AMI p. Kowalskiemu, ami oby-
watelom 16tej wardy. Wiemy,
z kim many do czynienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27
Telegram KrajoWe'
Ze StOlicy ZwiazkOwei.
WasAinqton, 26 lutego

~ 0o'0ef0JDO'03 ~ ASoSS
Komitet Senatu dla spraw
zagranicznych poleci1 odrzucit
wniosek Shermana, azeby zu-
pe}nie zakazac Chil1czykom
przybywa6 do kraju.
Specyalny komitet wyzna-
czony przez Izbe pos}6w, aze-
by zbadac postepowanie komi-
sarza pensyjnego Rauma, prze.
s}uchiwa} dzisiaj ministra
spraw wewnetrznych, Noble'a.
Minister ma zapytanie odpo-
wiedzia}, ze zarzadzn wydale-
ME m1odego Rauma z urzedu
ma podstawie przedstawienia
komisyi s}uaby cywilnej. Ze
wzgledu ma ojca Rauma pozo
stawi} mu troche czasu do 0
gladniecia sic "a zatrudnie-
MEM, Podwyzszenia pensyj juz
"a czas6w komisarza Blacka
sic rozpocze}y, Noble pre-.
kona} sic, re komisarz Tanner
pod tym wzgledem tax poste-
powa}, IL Rad znaczpe ponosi3
straty, a zatem trzeba by1o te-
mu po}ozy6 koniec. : Go do
starszego Rauma, to ten zas}u-
guje tylko ma pochwaae j u
znanie.
Prezydent B. Harrison dis
pred po}udniem wyjecha1 do
Virginia Beach, gdzie zamie
RIA spedzic jakis czas ,,procul
negotiis''. Zabra} re soba mai
zonke swoje, c6rke j dwoie jej
dzieci, i sekretarza Hartforda.
Krwawa walka.
Nea0 Orleans, 26 lutego.
Czterech pijanych palaczy
parowc6w wczoraj rozesz}o sic,
lum6wiwszy sic, re nazajutrz
zelda sic znowu, azeby sp6r
miedzy mimi powsta}y za}atwit.
Byli to Michael Walsh, Pat.
Handley, Thos. Leonard iJohn
Coyle. Kiedy zeszli sic dis
rano, k}6tnia ostra miedzy
mimi sic fozpocze1a nasGssplda
krwawa b6jka. Handley wy
ciagna} revolver, grozac, re
zastrzeli Walsha; Walsh wy
ciagna} brzytwe i rzuciwszy
sic ma Handley'a przecia} mu
gard3o, odcinajac prawie glove
cd tu1owia. Potem rzucl sic
ma Coyle'go j Leonardo ia
sama brzytwa, kaleczac oby-
dwu. Nareszcie aresztowano
Leonardo Walsha.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27
WIAD0MOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
Jutro W hall polskiei przy uli.
cy Bradley >, Dzieci Izraela".
Mityng polityczny..

MlLyng pOlltycZn cZny.------..---
Jeszcze raz zwracamy uwage
naszych obywateli l6-tej war
dy, zw}aszcza Polak6w, ma mi.
tying, kt6ry sic odbedzie jutro
wieczorem W hall obyw. And.
Schultza ma rogu ulic Noble i
Blackhawk. Bardzo wazne
sprawy = ME tylko sprawa
aldermana 16-tej wardy =
przyjda tam pod obrady. Wy
t{6maczonem dok}adnie costa
ME, o jake interesa obywatell
teraz chodzi i jake znaczenie
mice beda wybory wiosenne, a
znakomici mowcy beda prze.
mawiali.
Wazna nadzwyczaj jest re
cza, azeby do konwencyi Sta
novel wybra6 take polskiego
reprezentanta. | tu opinia pu=
bliczna, przynajmniej opinia
wiekszosci przedstawia obywa.
tela Augusta J. Kowalskiego.
Zalezy niezmiernie ma TEN.
azeby wszyscy Polacy zgodzili
sic ma jednego kandydata, bo
skoro g}osy polskie sic roz-
strzela, to pewnoscia wygra.
ia Niemcy, a toby wstydem
by}o dla Polak6w.
zdaje sic, ze kandydatem
moniejssoScipolsk skiej.jest pewien
Polak, kt6rego Niemcy bardzo
popiefaia. Ia mniejszost mie-
dry Polakami powinna jasno
przejrzec p6jsc "a tyrni, kt6-
rzy tworza wiekszost, gdyz W
razie, gdyby uporczywie przy
swoim kandydacie sic upierali,
to i jemu do zwyciestwa ME
mogliby pom6dz, i doprowa-
dziliby do tego, ze kandydat
wiekszosci musialby bye zwy-
ciezonym, ME uzyskawszy po-
trzebnej ilosci g}os6w j wre.
szcie dopomogliby do zwycie-
stwa jakiemus uiemieckiemu
innemu kandydatowi, kt6ry
niezawodnie z checia skorzy-
sta1by tego rozdwojenia mie-
dzy Polakami. Uwazajcie, ro-
dacy, ze bardzo wiele zalezy cd
tego, aaeby jednomydlnosc
misdzy nami panowala, 2 je-
dnomyd ydlno6c tylko wtedy byc
mose isss|i q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27
Nienlcy.
Berlin, 26 lutego.

D6IDtI6, ~ 1uGCSO'
Wczorajsze rozruchy robot
nicze dzisiai jeszcze sic powto-
rzy}y. Mnostwo robotnik6w
przez Gala noe blakaio sic po
ulicach i dis rano na nowo
zacze}y sic rozruchy. Obywa-
tele kryli sic W swych domach.
Policya W kilku miejscach roz-
pedza}a t}umy aresztowala
kazdego, kt6ry dal sic s}ysze6
Z krytykowaniem rzadu. Ale
wkr6tce zebraiy sic takie ma
sy, re policya ME zdolala ich
rozpedziG sama cofnat sic mu-
siala. Dopiero, kiedy silniej-
sze oddzia}y sic zgromadzi}y,
zdo}ano szablami rozproszye
nagromadzone t2umy.
Odbywaly sic takie rozru-
chy w kilku miejscach. Rad
otrzyma} kilku stron ostrze-
zenia, ze ME nalezy lekcewazyt
: tych manifestacyj, DO socyali-
Sci staraia sic Mich korzystae.
Niedawno miedzy socyalistami
utworzy}a sic nova partyapod
nazwa ,,M}odzi'', i przyw6dz-
cami tel partyi zostah Werner
j Wildberger.
Rad stara sic o to, azebY
jak najmniej dopusciG do roz-
lewu krwi tylko W ostatecz-
nym razie wojsko wzywa6 do
robienia porzadku. Kiedy o
po}udniu oddzia{ wojska pre-
chodzn ku zamkowi dla zluzo-
wanna stray, zo}nier1e szlispo-
kojnie, ME zwazajac ma Humy,
kt6re obelgami ma mich rzucai
i nawet czynnie ich zniewazali.
Pred wojskiem sz}a banda
muzyczna, jakoby W najspo-
kojniejszych czasach.
Po po}udniu o godzinie pol
do trzeciej cesarz kazal sobie
osiod}aG konia, i W towarzy-
stwie jednego tylko adjutanta,
poprzedzony tylko dwoma po-
licyantami konnymi, wyjecha}
zamku, powoli przejecha1
przez ulice ), Unter den Linden"
do zwierzy6ca i taz sama dro-
ga powr6cA powoh. T}umy
wszedzie po drodze zgroma-
dzone okrzykami ,,hurra!
Mech ayje cesarz''! wita}y ce-
sarza dozwoli}y mu jechaG
spokojnie. Cesarz uczyni} to
umyslnie, gdyz rozgniewany
jest ma pog}oske, jakoby wczo-
raj drza} z trwogi.
Pc po}udniu tyle zmieni}o
sic po}ozenie, policya widocz-
ME otrzyma3a rozkaz do wYsta-
pienia ostrzejszego. lynn razem
juz policya bardzo ostro poste-
powa}a, rozpedza}a nawet spo-
kojnie rozmawiajacych, a mad
to wojsko pierscieniem otoczy-
, 10 zamek, tax, re nikomu ME
wolqo by3o zblizyc sic do zam
ku ma odleglosc 800 krok6w.
Rozeszla sic pogloska, re
anarchisci korzystaiac polo
zenia, rozdraznienia ludu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27
Jutro W hall polskiej przy uIi-
cy Bradley ,.Dzieci Izraela".

Kandydat ma urzad prezydenta.
Exgubernator Stanu Ohio,
demokrata Campbell, kt6ry
niedawno musial ustapic miej-
sea obranemu swiezo republi-
kaninowi McKinleyowi, wczo.
raj przejezdza} przez Chicago.
By}a juz dawno nova o tenn
miedzy demokratami, aaeby
Campbella mianowac handy
datem ma wiceprezydenta ma
tykiecie Clevelandowskim,
gdyz wiedziano 0 TEN, ze jest
on serdecznym przyjacielem i
zwolennikiem Clevelanda. O.
czywiscie DUO reporter6w zna-
laz}o sic ma dworcu, azeby 0
tenn porozmawiac 2 Campbell
lem. Pan Campbell zaledwie
kilka minut m6g} zatrzymac
sic W Chicago, ale krotki czas
ten wystarczyl mu do Oswald
czenia, ze on sam jest kandy-
datem ma urzad prezydenta.
Drugiem miejscem ma tYkiecie
zadawalnia sic tylko ,,czlowiek
drugisi klssy'' ] sai !! I nis stszs I !,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27
Straszna smierc.

C5eve7aaad, Ohio, % lutego.
Louis Ascher, jeden z mai
bogatszych kupcow W County
Clermont, Ohio, umarl wczo-
raj W swojem mieszkaniu W
Edenton po straszliwych cier-
pieniach. Pred rokiem 20
sta} ugryzlony przez swinie.
Rama powoli bardzo sic zaskle-
pia}a i sprawia}a mu cierpie-
MIA nawet wtedy, kiedy juz
m6g} wychodzit i za}atwiae in.
teresa. w ko1cu musia} sic
znowu po}ozyc i cierpia1 coraz
to wiecej. Pred niejakim CA
sem pokazafa sic na jezyku je.
60 czarna plama, ktora coraz
to wiecej sic rozszerza}a. Je-
zyk puch} coraz to bardziej, az
wreszcie takie przybra1 rozmia-
ry, re nieszczesliwy musia}
mice ciagle szeroko rozwarte
usta. Nareszcie smierG uwol.
Mia go cd okrutnych meczarni.
Ascher pzywedrowa} by} z
Prus pred wielu laty pilno-
scia i pracowitoscia doprowa-
dzi4 do znaczneJ zamoznosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27
Jutro W hall polskiej przy uli.
cy Bradley ,,Dzieci [zraela".
Straik ukOnczOny.

Dowiadujemy sic w}asnie, re
szczesliwie zosta} zako1czony
strajk we fabryce obowia
frmy Seltz, Schwab & Co.
Strajk ten z tel przyczyny
budzi} u mas zajecie, re doty-
kal takze Polakow: uko1cze-
ME jego szczesliwe przeto wi
tamy z prawdziwa radoscia.
Dzisiaj robotnicy wr6cili do
roboty pod nowymi warunka.
mi ma podstawie wzajemnych
uk}ad6w i pewnych ustepstw
tax ze stony kompanii, jak i ze
strony robotnik6w. Blizszych
szczeg6}6w, ma jakich w}asci.
vie warunkach sic u}ozono, W
tel chwili jeszcze ME posiada-
my.
Szczegolna mieszanina.
Pred niejakiem czasem Negr
William Jackson przybyl tu
Topeka, Ko., W towarzystwie
6iasej pieknosci naswiskiem
Matte Cooss, kt6ra tn zamie.
rza1 Stub wziac. MIN jednak-
ze przysz}o do tego, Matte "a
kochasa sic W Chiicsykas Moy
Sing, zamieslka}ym pod. Nrem
322 Clark str, i.Chi6czyk ten
Negrowi wykrad} narzeczona.
Negr wczoraj ukaza} sic W
mieszkaniu Chihczyka i zna-
laz}szy tam Matte, grozi} jej,
re ia zastrzeli, jezeli z MIN ME
p6jdzle. Ukaza} sic Chi6czyk
/ kaza} Negrowi epuscie mie-
szkanie. Jackson jednak wyja-
wszy revolver, strzeli} do
Chidczyka, chybiajac diva IA
zy; Chi6czyk rzucif sic ma Ne
gra i mocno go W twarz polka
leczy}. Tymczasem nadesz}a
policya zwabioua ha}asem i
strza}ami i aresztowa1a oby-
dwu. Sedzia Glenon skaza}
wczoraj Chi6czyka ma $40, a
Negra ma 800.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27

pOSlduOWi Ill IdI4Oh, oAOO PANJ
najmniej Geese jego wysadzie
W powietrze dynamitem, / re
dlatego sciagnieto wojsko do
zamku lub oko3o niego. Take
opowiadano, re miedzy are
sztowanymi znajdowa} sic
meaczyzna przebrany "a kobie-
te, W ktorego sukniach znale-
ziono ukryty dynamit i przy-
puszczaja, IL wiele innych je-
szcze takich by}o, ale tylko
jednego wykryto. Me da sic
ma razie sprawdzie, lie W po-
g}osce tel prawdy.
0 pol do czwartej popo}u-
dniu ksiaze Henryk, brat ce-
sarza, W otwartym powozie
przejecha} sic ze zamku przez
uEce Inter den Linden take
jego witano eutuzyastycznymi
okrzykami, Wieczorem oko}o
7mei t}umy sic rozesz}y i ulice
by}y spokojne jak zwykle.
Berlin, 26 lutego.
Ma Rosenthaler Strasse az
do 10 godz. wieczorem trwala
walka pomiedzy policya a thu
mem liczacym do 5000 ludzi.
Policya go}emi szablami ma
reszcie spedzila tiumy do bo-
eznych uliczek, gdzie ludzie ci
= miedzy kt6rymi mafo mia}o
bye prawdziwych robotnik6w
= rzucili sic ma sklepy rzezni-
cze na piekarnie.
Dzisiaj wiecej znacznie osob,
niz wezoraj, zosta}o aresztowa-
nych i DUO take jest pokale-
czonych. Obliczaja, ze W roz-
ruchach bra}o udzia} oko}o
10000 ludzi i wielu przecbo-
dzacych, wciagnietych W wir
pomimowoli, zostafo pokale-
czonych. Gazety upominaja,
azeby obywatele spokojnie sic
zachowywali i z dom6w ME
wychodzili, a w1adzom radza,
azeby mn6stwo ludzi, ktorzy Z
innych miast przybyli do Ber-
lima "a chlebem, poodsY}ano
do Gom6w.
o p6}nocy by}o spokoinie,
Gazeta socyalistyczna ,,Vor-
waerts" upomina socyalist6w,
azeby ME brali udzia}u W roz-
ruchach, gdyz ich ,,sprawie"
mog}oby to poszkodziG.
Berlin, 26 lutego.
Ma kolei miedzy Kielcami a
Sosnowicami wydarzy1o sic
nieszczescie. Pociag osobowy
wpad} ma pociag wiozacy zo}-
merry kilka wagon6w zosta1o
zdruzgotanych. z gruz6w wy
dobyto try zwloki zo}nierzy i
10 os6b pokaleczonych mniej
lub wiecej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27
AustrO Wegry.
Wleele1l, 26 lutego.

W1ett61t, 70 lutego.
Pomiedzy robotnikami ich
rodzinami panuje straszna ne
dza i naleza}oby przypusci6, re
Rad popiera usi1owania ME-
kt6rych obywateli starajacych
sic niesienie ulgi i pomocy.
Tymczasem dzieje sic przeci-
wnie. Wydawcagazety ,,Volks'
presse" postara} sic o rodziela-
ME chleba ubogim i niewatpli-
vie W tenn mia} eel dobry.
Policya jednakze by1a innego
zdania i zakazala mu to czynic
pod pozorem, re nagromadze-
ME t1um6w ludzi jest niebez-
piecznem dla porzadku publ-
cznego. Take kaza1a mu
poprzestae chodzenia po pie
karniach, W kt6rych albo "a
checal do rozdawania chleba
bezp}atnie, albo chleb dla u
bogich kupowa} /za pieniadze
zebrane droga skladek.
Wdedea5, 26 lutego.
Donosza 0 strasznem zajsciu
z wsi Minin ma Bukowinie.
Kilku zamaskowanych ludzi
wtargnslo W nocy do mieszka-
MIA mlodei. znanej 2 pieknosci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27

Londya, 26 lutego.
Rzymski correspondent do
Times donosi, ze we W2o-
szech grozi kryzys ministe.
ryalna. Prawdopodobna jest
rzecza, ae do dymisyi poda-