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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12

THIS remarkable declaration is from
the Charleston South Carolinaj Mems
and Courier: 1--WE never will have n
union in truth until the Republican
party ceases to be an important factor
in. it." Afteri this bold assertion We
would not DO surprised to sec the Mews
and Courier, and other organs of the late
confederacy, claiming that it was the
Republican party that attempted to de-
stroy the Union ii i6iss5.E::.
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IL the celebration OF the opening
of her new ~encaustic tile works
GAINESVILLE gives Wheeling an ex-
ample OF w%ide-awalse enterprise which
she might profit by but n proposed
celebration OF tho inauguration OF i'm
proyements costing millions where that
cost t%housandsis here killedby coldncss.
Wheeling ought toywake up.
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VNTANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR
w. general housewotk IN fnmily Of three.
Good wages paid TO tho right party. Apply at
us Main street. dpJ'
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JHTANTED-I WANT TO SELL A
wv Lecond.hand Piano and large lot OF Fur.
niturc. J.. W FERREL, cornGr~et-Maln mud
Twentieth streets. Rpll
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
DIR. AESNIG'S SARSAPARIILA
WILL DO TIT
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THE New York Independent, the well
known religious journal, in discussing
the creditable characteristics OF Presi-
dent IIarrison's administration, sum,
them ali up in the following sentence:
Able, efficient, cleanG safe and patriotic. the
administration OF President Harrison challenges
comparison With amy that have preceded 1t.
That is it, exactly. During the COM
ing campaign the enemy will be pu: to
their wits end to find something about
the administration to criticise.
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EOR RENT-FURNISHED FRONT
II room; two minuteI walk from Mcclure
House. Address ~. c." lntellIgencer Office.
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tARRIvED-pROF., LEREE, ME-
IN DUN AID phrenologlSt Tells facts, faults
md qualities, reveals mysteries, breaks OWL IN.
~iluonCci, causes hnsty and happy marriages, glvej
fall names OF tho ono you'll marry, what bust.
ness 10 follow 10 make u success, &c Rooms
corner market and Eleventh streets. Side en-
trance on Eleventh street. Terms reasonable
,rr1Ie
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ITO MICHAEL DUNN-FATIIER IS
a dead. Come home at once. WILLIAM.
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THE New York Advertiser advises the
Republicans to nominate a man who
can defeat Cleveland with absolute
ease" and anne Robert I. Lincoln as
the only man who can fill thebill. The
.Adrerti,er forgots tina. ono Benjamin
Harrison has demonstrated once that
he is a stronger man than Cleveland,
and that he has steadily gained in pub
lie favor since then by giving us a%clean,
able, upright, patriotic administration.
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BECAUSE two pension office clerks de-
clined to say whether one had borrowed
money from the other, they swearing
that the transaction was purely private
and in no wise connected with their
official duties, the Raum investigating
committee asks the house to request
the commissioner to discharge them
from public employ. Just what the
committee expects to gain by this,petty
action does not appear. Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12

DOR SALE-TEN SHARES OF
IL Standard Iron Stock. Telephone or address
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-30
a TYproA1 CASE.

The Many Distressing Symptoms Which
Follow Neglected Catarrh, Together with
astriling Example of the Ehieacy Of the
Treatment of Drs. Copeland and Davis.
Nj, William n. West Of Don P. o., Ohio. who
Is well known in all the surrounding counties
makes the following statement In grateful up.
probation OF tho kind and conscientious treat
ment received at the Copeland Medical insti
tute:
~ have been troubled for number Of years
with pains In my head, over my eyes, tho top OF
the head and In the templeS Ny head acheu
almost oil the umej my nose would stop up,
first one side and then the other; there was
continual diichargo from my nose, also con
slant dropping Of mucous into the throat was
kepebusy hawking and splitting 10 keep my
throat clear. My throat was dry, sore and irri.
tated. Iwns short OF breath and had severe
pains IN my chest and under shoulder blades.
~ felt nervous and depressed, j had frequent
and severe dizzy spells, also ringing noises in
my ears. Ny stomach was affected. i had no
appetite and after eating felt heavy and bloated.
Twas restless at night and would got up IN the
morning feeling Tired and worn out lost
flesh and Strength The catarrh-tor II was ca
tarrh-so affected my system that was com;
pletely run down. Idoctored conSid crably and
used various patent medicines, but all to no
avail
HUnder the treatment OF Drs Copeland and
Davis my improvement has been entirely suits
factory. nv head and throat arc clear, my
stomach all right, ] sleep well, feel rotreShod
and strong; In fact, feel hrst.clasS. heartily
recommend their treatment to those suffering
with any chronic diEease"
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AN AWFUL TRAGEDY.

A Bow Thrown Into Threshlns Machine
and Aia Murderer Killed by Ills
Brother
SAVANNAH, N. Y, August 2o.-The
news Of terrible tragedy near Cato,
Cayuga county, has been received here,
but full particulars cannot be learned
tonight. 1t appears that q boy, while
cutting bundles for a threshing ma
chine, accidentally cut the feeders
hand, which so infatuated him that he
Immediately caught the lad and threw
him into the rapidly revolving cylin-
der, where he was ground 10 atoms be.
fore any one present could raise q hand
to prevent. !,
The brother Of the unfortunate lad
witnessed the deed and lost no time
in wreaking vengeance upon the
murderer. He felled him to the floor
with q blow from pitchfork, and
while he lay writhing from the effects
thereof, the brother repeatedly plunged
the tines Of the fork through his body,
not ceasing until he was dead. Allthe
threshing hands stood byand witnessed
the two tragedies, which occurred SO
quickly that they were powerless TO
interfe-e
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plrrspuRGH PHIn,s BETS.

An Aggravating Error Which Lost tho
Plunrer q Chance to Win a Fortune.
sHEEpsHRAD BAY RACE TRACK, August
2o-Weather fine, track in fairly good
shape. Them most sensational feature Of
the sport was Parvenue's victory in the
fourth race. Pittsburg Phil, known in
private life as George D. Smith, bet on
his colt Parvenue, not only at the track
and in the city pool room, but also in
nearly all the rooms throughout the
country. Unfortunately for him an err
ror in the secretary's office, which
caused Dagonet's weight to be an
nounced as liz pounds instead OF l22,
forced the executive committee TO de-
clare off all bets after booking had been
in progress ten minutes. This nullitied
all Of the plunger's bets made in the
city and country rooms.
AS Parvenue won, Pittsburgh Phil
only won what bets he made at the
track. Tho declaring off of the bots
curtailed his winnings something like
$4,000. He is said to have only bet
Sl,50O on Parvenue in the second book
ing at an average price Of lot l.
First race, six furlongs, DR.. Has.
brouck won. Time, 100 40. Second
race, five furlongs, Runyan won. Time,
1.02 2.5. Third race, one mile, Anna
B. won. Time, LAP. Fourth race, ak
furlongs, Parvenue won. Time, Ito 4.5.
Fifth race, seven furlongs, LORD Dale
meny won. Time, 1923 2.5. Sixth race,
one mile, Tom Rogers won. Time,
1A09.h
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CATARRH or STOMACH
Poor appetite, with Violent Pains and
Nausea Afier Eating.
A Case That Is ofIntereSt to Every
one who suner fsom Indigestion.
TERRIBLE snnerIng Might and Day

Do you eat wellP
Iiso. you enjoy one OF the great blessings Of
life.
But how many people arc there who never
know what III to enjoy meal2 The more the
taste Is pandered TO the less the appetite mani.
iestsitselL Instead, perhaps, there Is decided
revulsion, and the food that one must eat to
keep the body alive Is forced into an unwilling
stomach. only to cause intense pain and a dok-
enlng nausea.
Why Is thbf Did you ever stop 70 eonsiuor
the TeaSonl DrS. Copeland and DAVIS nave rom
time 70 time In these columns endenvoryd tg
point out the cause Of dyspepsia or d's9taeteu
digestion, and that their explanation y the coE.
rect one Is evidenced by the many cures tnelr
method OF treatment Il producing every DAY.
Psychology teaches that tho numerous glan0s
Of the stomach throw out during me twenty.
four hours fourteen pints Of gastric 1uice-alnoot
two gallons-With which %. digest tho 1000 We
eat. In chronic catarrh Of tho stomach, the nu y;
Cous lining Of which Is continuous with that OF
the nose and throat, the secrettng glands ",
come diseased and deprayed and do not tulLll
their proper functions, hence the t0od LIES neayy
in the stomach aud ferments instead OF being a.
geStod. Foul gases arise theFetfon when als'
tend the stomach, cauSlng weight. ttghiness
lAtulenca, bl0ating and discomfort The heaft
and lungs are enet0aehed upon by tho diaphragm
which lmpedes their natural action, hence
we have hnttering OF pHlpltaiOn, and IN conse,
qtence OF disturbed circulation and respiration,
Coldnesi Of extremities, depression Of SPIRITS
(nerYousnessl. feeble pulse, dizziness. shortness
Of breath, hot and cold flashes, etc, etc,
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ME aoorH ANNlvHRsAI.Y

ofthe discovery ~ Aineriea--The cashes
lies VIII Observe Il.
Ara result Of the meeting Of repro
sentatiyes Of the Catholic church and
Of Catholic societies mentioned In yes
terday'a IsrE1LIoEScER, Rt Rev. Bishop
Kahn has Issued the following circular
letter, which explains itself:
81. JosEPH's CATHEDRAL.
WHEELING, w. va.
August 20, 1892 }
REV. DEAR sia:-We desire to ofici-
allv eall the attention Of the Rev. cler-
ov and laity OF our diocese 70 the pro-
nriety Of. celebrating in some fitting
manner the 4O0th anniversary OF the
Jiseovery 81 America. The event 10 one
oi dcenest interest to all Americans,
sinee Il commentaries the breaking OF
the light Of civilization and Christianity
nm 4 Monument enyeloped for centuries
in the darkness Of barbarism and pa
oanism. II Is we'll calculated to evoke
the warmest sentiments Of gratitude 70
Almighty God, and OF admiration Tor
tho illustrious peraonages who Project
edand achieved that glorious event.
Comfortably to the Wishes OF our
HOLY Father expressed In an encyclical
latter Of July Is addressed to the bish-
ans Of Italy, Spain and the two Amer.
icas a Pontifical high mass OF thanks
giving will be celebrated in our cathe-
dral church at 10:30a. M, October u,
and an appropriate address delivered.
We recommend that all the reverend
rectors in the diocese have the mass
De Sanciisima Tfinitate said or sung at a
convenient hour on the same day. sub
stitutlng the prayer, DEUS CtJtts Mtseri.
coniia, in place Of the prayer, Onntpo-
te,a senpiietn Deus; and the re Dettns
ia,dam,is at the end Of mass.
We also recommend our Catholic peo-
ple, and especially our Catholic schools
and socities, TO unite with their fellow
citizens in the civil celebration OF the
event on October q, the day designated
AZ national holiday this year.
Very truly yours in Christ,
tJoHS ]. KAN,
Bishop OF Wheeling.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents and In ldsnts In that ,ThriylnE
cny-Psrsonai and Industrial


The postotfice has been removed into
the new building Of Judge Cochran, on
Fourth street, also the postottice news
stand. The former opened yesterday
morning as usual, and the latter will
open to-day with full line OF newspa-
pers, books, stationery, school supplies,
cigars and tobaccos.
Mable, one OF the twin daughters Of
Mr.. Eugene Blanchard. died yesterday
afternoon at 8 o'clock. The funeral
will take place this afternoon at 4
O'clock. Mrs. Blanchard died only last
week.
James Smith, Of Hanes' marble shop,
received word yesterday that his mother
was lying dangerously sick at Glarks-
burg, W. Va, for which place. he LETT
last evening.
Thomas II. Curtis leaves this morn
ing for Columbus, TO take the position
OF assistant engineer at the blind IN
stitution, TO which he was recently APP
pointed.
Miss Bertha Griffith, OF Pittsburgh,
arrived Yesterday TO visit her cousin,
Miss Bessie Griffith, while the parents
OF the former are sciourning in Canada.
Misses Jessie Wilson and Bertha
Goodhue leave for Philadelphia in
few days on q short visit.
Miss Minnie Shorts, Of West Liberty,
w. Va, 10 visiting Miss Laura Young,
OF Hickory street.
Thomas Stanton, Of -second street,
leaves this morning for Washington TO
attend the fair.
The funeral Of Miss Mary E. Beavons,
OF Nickson's run, took place yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. ]. Y. Patterson 10 home from q
two months visit with friends in New
York.
Mr.. Daniel crumbly is home from
Marietta, whore he vent on legal bust
ness.
Mr. George Beaumont aud his mother
are visiting friends in this city for q few
days.
Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Morse returned
last evening from Delaware, Ohio.
J..B McKim, OF the @. & P. RAILROAD,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Ut. Hanes Is at Moundsyille ON bus
mess.
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Tho Record prenlsora.

INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, Aug. 2a.-Budd
Doble says he will start Nancy Hanks
against her own record next wednes-
day August 81. He feels confident sho
willgo in 2:08 or better. Martha Wilkes
will also start this week, and it is pre-.
dieted she will make the mile in 2:0s.
j. ]. Case, owner Of Jan Eye See, says
the latter will be sent oil to break Hal
Pointer 8 record this week.
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sIsIElnler ohnlIenrod.

lNnIANArolls IXD., August GA
special to the Meps from Anderson,
Ind istO the effect that q challenge
has been Issued from that city on be-
hall OF Congressman Bynum for q Joint
debate with William Mckinley, to take
place Of the great tin plate rally at Ell
wood, Ind, on the 18TH instant.
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wan aInet nd 1Hnlhinrlnn.

KANSAS ctrY, Mo-, August 2a-The
supreme lodge to-day decided upon
Washington City as the place for the
next encampment Of the knights OF
Pythias. The vote was q close one and
on the final roll call Washington re.
ceiyed g, while Louisville followed
with 50.
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OMAHA, Ma, August 2s.-George
Fosg, a crop house waiter, this morning
fatally shot his mistress, Laura Day,
aud then shot himself. He cannot
live, The tragedy was the result OF
jealousy.
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BENWOOD.
Industrial 1tsmS, PoFsonal Gossip and
General HsyB Notes. &

INDUSTRIAL ltetngt EoraonaA 0otblp uhu
General NswB Notes.
Mr.. A. P. McGarrel, an attorney Of
Washington, D. O., who has recently
been admitted to the bar, having passed
avery creditable examinat ton, 10 here,
having been hastily summoned, by the
death Of his child, which occurred Sat-
urday while here with its mother on a
visit.
NJ. Deegan met with a very painful
accident last week while visiting a fish.
ing camp down the river he stepped
on q nail, which penetrated his foot
some distance, making very bad
wound, which will prevent his using
that member for some time.
The committee appointed by Council
at Its last meeting was around yester-
day interviewing property holders on
Water street to ascertain the amount Of
damages they claim in consequence OF
the route surveyed for the Terminal
railroad.
A small child, daughter OF Mr.. Arthur
Gerachty, was inferred Sunday at Mt.
Calvary cemetery. The child died OF
membranous Group. Tracheotomy was
performed, but did NO good.
The trustees and teachers Of the pub
lie school will hold meeting at the
school building this evening. School
will open Monday.
Mr.. Samuel ]. Harden, Of Colorado
Springs, Col, has been visiting friends
here for several days.
Miss Rosetta Linsley will entertain a
few friends at her home on Main street
tomorrow evening.
An employe Of the Riverside had a
bad attack Of cramps yesterday and was
taken to his home.
Mr.. Frank Boner, who will teach at
sunnyside the coming winter, was in
town Saturday.
Miss Bertha Martin has returned
from spending few days in New Mar
tinsville.
Mrs. Mcdonald Is here spending a
few days with her husband, Dr. Nc
Donald. g
Misses Nora and Christina setig
have returned from visiting friends in
Ohio.
Misses Ellie Burns and Jennie Burr
are spending a few DAYS in the country.
Miss Nora Dolbear will attend the fair
in New Martinsville this week.
Miss Ella Abel has returned to her
home in Monongahela City, Pa.
Miss A. @. McMecheu is building q
neat cottage in McMechen.
Mrs. Barr will leave for Tiltonville to.
day to visit her daughter.
Mrs. A. Dolbear is the guest OF friends
at Fairmont.
Miss Annie Carpenter is the guest Of
friends here.
Mr.. Walter McJilton is in Pittsburgh,
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BEyRRLY FARMS, MAS, August co.
oliver Wendell Holmes is eighty-three
to-day and TO all appearances he is in
the enjoyment OF as good health as at
any time the past ten years.
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Mast Meet Llabillsies.

LrsDox, August GA newspaper Of
this city announces that q portion OF
Portugal's colonies are to be sold under
reserve, in order to meet the interest
ON the exterior debt Of the country.
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NJ. Il BLAIR, alderman, Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated Noyember9 9, 1888:
He used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil for
spfaIns, burns, cuts, bruises and Eheu-
matism. Cured every time. D&w
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PoRT Huron, MIcH., August 2o.--An-
derson 4 Co, Of this city, manutactur.
es' and dealers il carriages and agri-
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FOB SALE.

Good lots on caldwelI's run. boxls0, for $50
ore OF those very desirable river lots ON North
Front street, aud about the last lot for sale.
g. 100 will buy Il thisweek
New six.Foomed house on tho Island, high
and dry, for at least $50 cheaper than you
can buy a lot gnd build rs good q house,
Four.roomed franc cottagea q 20 Zane street
FiVe.roomed brick, northwest corner OF IoR
and Eleventh streets, sl,600. Rents for $50
Good slx.r00med house, lot 8jxl7i, at 90
National road. Just above Scyenth street tti1
O good looAtion. Room enough for another
A corner lot on TWenty.eighth street for SOD
on quick sale
G. 0. Smith, 1899 MarkettStreet.
.auas
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.FoR SA.TEE.

~ p = 40 asla
No. SO ThIrty.hith street, half lot four roomA.
with summer kitchen and large attic. se,101
Three houses on Wood street, high ground,
No. 50lS, $50 aud S522 $3.50 each.
Two houses on Twenty. ninth, four rooms
FiyS los on Twentynlnth street, 30 by 10,
feet, $500 each.
Brlsk houso. i've rooms and large store room
1923 Water street, $500
No, $40 Wood street lot soxioo iees. six rooms,
A good farm Of ny acres, ono and a,balt nillef
from tho city, A good orchard six acreJ i1 i
grapes has al iye:roomed house stables etc, and
the best Of water Will sell on easy term3os
trade fol. city property.
Lots In HoGmanns addition. the best valuein
the Eighth ward, on very easy terms, for q shos;
No. 46lS Jacob street. rents for l1l
No Il Thirty eighth street. six rooms new. ~
No. 1924 Chapllne street, ten-roomed house
and two lots w
Brick house. four rooms and hall, Forty.
hfStRnd Woods streetS full lot
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WAX stomach strengthened BY
BREcHAAfs PMS.
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SIS PER MONTH.

All diseases will BIO treated at tho
uniform rate Of $500 a month. Medl-
cines furnished free. Remember, this
includes consnItationj examination,
medicine and treatm emit for ali diseases
and all patients.
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NJ. Deegan met with a very painful
accident last week while yisitipga fish.
ing camp down the river. He stepped
on q nail, which penetrated his foot
some distance, making q very bad
wound, which will prevent his using
~. ....,.a Ia, IA, 4. e,t,nn finn
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-11-03
Anglia.

Lo SDYN 2 list. Telegram donosl
strasznem nieszczesciu, jake sic
wydarzy}o ma linii kolejowej Edin-
burg Londyn, W poblizu Thirsk W
Yorkshire. TAX nazwany. ,:East
Coast" poszpieszny pociag, odje-
chaf wczoraj o l. 80 wnocy Edln-
burg do Londynu to, T. powodu
znacznej liczby podr6znych, W dwu
oddziafach. Oddziaf pierwszy, przy-
by} szczesliwie do Londynu. w
drugim oddziele znajdowafo sic
przesz}o 100 podr6znych, pomiedzy
kt6rymi kilku wysokiej arystokra-
cyi kilku urzednik6w dworu. Pod
czas podr6zy panowafa tax silna
mg}a, re personal pociagu, niem6gf
zobaczyc swiate} sygnafowych, ma
wieksza odleg}ose. Najgestrza mgfa
panowafa W okollcy Thirsk. Okofo
: mill cd Thirsk pociag pospieszny
wpadf ca}a si}q, ma poci9g towaro-
wy i W jednej chwili rozbif sic W
kawa}ki. Lokomotywa pociagu po-
spiesznego, przedstawia tylko niefo-
remna mase ley ma pobliskiem to-
rom polu, a wozy wpadfy jeden ma
drugi. Wskutek wydobywajacego
sic gazu, kt6ry sig zapalif, wszczaf
sic pozar rozbitego' pociagu. Jeki
bolesci rannych umierajacych,
czarna noe Sum p4omieni, tworzy-
4y straszny widoki i chaos. Ci' kto-
rym uda}o sic wydosta6 pod CRU
z6w, pospieszyli ratunkiem innym.
Praca by1a bardzo trudna, bo wozy
wsunefy sic jeden W drugi i drzwl'
kt6re by}y pozamykane, trzeba byfo
dopiero si}a otwierac. Kobiety l
mezczyzni woFali o pomoc, a jeden z
podr6znych, wclsniety pomiedzy
belki, palac sic powoli, prosi4 azeby
90 litosci zabito a ME dano tax
strasznie cierpiee. 49,.
Skonstatowano re dziesiec os6b 20
staso zabitych, trzydzieSci rannych,
a z. tych dwanascie tax ciezko, re
niema nadzieji utrzymania ich przy
zyciu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-11-03
ROK.y

samym tykiecie jest trzech handy
dat6w ma te sama pos Hde. My, jake
Polacy, starac sic pol Finnismy Q to,
azeby wybrae naszego pobratomca,
a mozemy to przepHowadziG tylko
W ten spos6b, jeAsli umiescimy
W ko}ku pred napiseR Rn Democratic
krzyzyk, potem W 4 wadracie pred
nazwiskiem Edward ]. Nowak krzy-
zyk po "a tenn nazWiskiem, cyfre
8. Tym sposobem kAzdy gEosujac cy,
odda mu trzy gFosy lip. Nowak ma
szymi gfosami zost$nie. wybranym
pos}anym przez mas DO legisIatur ~.
! n Wczoraj odbyI sic wielki re-
publikahski mityng, " hall czeski iej,
przy Ashland ave., DIE ME wypa adj
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