davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29
ZAPISJtJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA,

Brennan, Tex, % Wrzesnia.
Umarf tn w dniu 20 wrzesnia
pc kr6tklej, pleciodnlowej chorobie,
S. p. otanls}aw J6zwiak, W wleku
lat Is.
ZmarIy m}odzieniec by} sllny
l zdr6w. Doplero W ostatnim
czasle zacza} narzekac ma glove l
plersi. Lekarz mu pomodz ME
m6g} a choroba tax szvbko i gwa}.
townle sic rozwij aha, az nagle zs-
nlem6wl}. Me mog} sic wiec pc
zegnaG n z rodzlcami, AMI z
krevnymi, co W TEN wleksza OF
pace wprawla}o rodzicow i krew-
nych. = Mlodzleniec ten byf
,~jeszcze kawalerem, by} potulny l
grzeczny ola kazdego, Kocha}a go
kazda chatka. Mai sic tego roxu
zenle, a tn Pan Bog swoim wyro-
klein i%naczej zrobi}, powofujac 20
do siebie.
Ma pogrzeb zebrala sic moo
ludu do ostatnlej us}ugl, chociaz
maja wlelka robote PREY zbleranlu
baweiny. w orszaku pogrzebowym
posuwa}o sic Is woz6w, nape}nlo-
nych, ludem.
Smiertelne szczatki exporto wal
wleleb ks. kaski, miejscowy pro-
boszcz, dobre try mile cd kosclota.
Kiedy ks. Laski odprawla} zafobne
nabozenstwo "a dusze sp. Stanls}a-
wa, Matka i Sios,ra by}y TAX
stroskane, IL krzyzem leza4y przez
Gala za4obna msza swiet4.
Pc ceremonii za}obnei zapro'
radzono cla}o ma poIski cmentarz
ma spoczyneK. w. ks. haski po-
wledz1aF move pogrzehow4. kt6ra
wszystklch do }ez poruszy4a.
w. ks. ka8ki nawofywaf MILO
dzleA, ably sic strzeg}a grzechu l
kochaia Pan& l5oga . calego scrca
widzac, jaKo m}odzlenlec W kwlecle
wieku musiaf zycie z~akonczy6
sc M sud Bozy.- RACE daG, Panic.
Sp. Stanistawowi wleczny odpo-
azynck!
ian Norak.
wuj niebos1czyka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29
PkACCIE IA WIARUSA'
z Prus Polskich

Nastepujqce majatki maja bye
rozparcelowane ma wiosci rentowe
obszaru Is 200 m6rg: W pow.
cz1uchowskim Make Plotrkowo 1896
mig, kt6rych wtasclcielem lest Er.
Llppe : ma]atek W pow, lubaw-
skim Mierzyneh $500 m6rg landrata
Bonina z Nowego mlasta - maia-
tex Stelnburg 1912 mig. p. Donna
re Szczeclnka - z ma]atku Or}owa
W pow. wabrzezinsklm pana
Slaskiego od}aczonych ma bye 500
more i rozparcelowanYch.
Wielkiie wakacve gimnazyalne
maja i W naszych stronach ma
probe size rozpoczynac W po3owie
sierpnia j trwac 5 tygodnl. A
vice wracaja do dawniejszego
urzadzenia. w Westfaln l mad
ReIem taxi zwyczaj sic utrzyma}.
Do odnosnego rozporzadzenla
zostaio mlnisters,wo oswiaty
spow odowane pr7ez tegoroczne
upaly W drugiei po}owie sierpnia.
Zapewne w.elkanocne wakacye
zostans o ]eden tydzien przedfuzo'
ne.
lie Starogardu posz}y dwie
mieszczkl ma pole folwarku Owidz
zbierac streki grochu ma grochow.
czysku. Wtem wypadly z podw6.
RIA diva psy budowniczegc
Munehaua, znane %powszechnie
jake bardzo z1e, DO luz dawnlej
ludzi pogryz}y, Jedna kobiet
uciek}a, druga psy napad}y l W
okropny spos6b poszarpa}y, ze
byla prawle bez ducha. Dopiero
gdy przypad} inspector ma koniu
a pasterz mu pom6g}. zdo}anc
psy odpedz,G, kt6re w}asclcle
Owidza zastrzelil ma miejscu
B;edna Kobleta, IONA rzeznik;
Tomasa: nmarta nastepnej nocy "
lazarecle,
q Lubawshiego. Zeszlego pia
tku zgorza}o doszczetnie zabudo
wanie gosyodarza p. Mallnowskiege
w N. Brzeziu. w p}omleniacl
zginefo takze 40 owiec 5 cielakow
Szkody So znaczne, DO M. bY1 tylk1
nizko zabezpleczony. Ogiel pod}o
zyf 6 letnl bratanek NJ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29
II Milwaukee, wis.

Dnla IA rZesnla r. b. pro-
fesor DR.. Emil Habdank Dunikow.
ski, przyby{ do naszego grodu o
godz. 2 pc po}udnlu, ma dworcu
kolel St. Paul powitali go czion-
kowle komltetu obywatelsklego PIP.
K. Neuman, NJ. Kruszka J.
Sfupeckl. Komltet poprosif goscia
do mieszkania panstwa Ign.
Czerwlnskich. kt6rzy re staropolska
goscinnoscla prosili o zamieszkanie
DR.. Dunikowskiego W ich domu
przez CA pobytu Milwaukee.
w krotce dom panstwa Czerwln-
sklch napetnlf sic gostm,: ks:
Gulskl ma czelc ksiezy milwauckich,
ks. Szukalsk, z Beaver Dam, ks.
Czarowshl Z BerliEa / licznl oby.
wate!e r6znych oboz6w i przeko.
nan. Miedzy zebranyml wywlaza}a
sic interesujaca dyskusya. - Pan
Dunikowski rozpytywa} sic szcze-
go}owo 0 nasze tujtejsze stosunki,
o%powlada1 o dotychczasowych
w%razeniach. zaznaiamiaf sic re
sztzeg6taml swej misyi, by}
naszym ucznlcm l nauczyclelem.'
DHia nastepnego wzi2} udzla1
W pogrzebie S. p. ?iotra F. Rewo-
llnskiego; Pc p%owrocie re cmen-
TARA odwledzlf ks. Gulskiego,
gdzie zgromadz'}o sic take wlele
osob. Ma vznieslony toast przez
ks. Gulsklego, DR.. Dunikowski W
d}uzszem przem0wien1u wypowle.
jzlal:
ne ME sady1} nngdy, wyjez-
dzajac do mas Europy, azeby
Polacy tuteisi byli tax dalece
prze]eci mi}oscla Ojczyzny, jak So
rzeczYwiscie. Oswladczy} nadto;
IL ME przypnszcza}, azeby miasto
Milwaukee zas}ugiwa}o prawdziwie
ma tax dobra opin1e, jaka cleszy
sic miedzy Gaia amervkanska
Poloniq. Przywlazanie Polakow
mlIwauck1ch do WARY katollcklej ,
trzymanle sic wiernie sztandaru
narodowego, poszanowanie ~ojczystej
mowy i obyczaj6w, sol1darnosc,
}aczaca las we wszystklch watnych
ola ogoiu sprawach, %Scleran,e sic
zdah W kwestyach mnlejszei wagl,
6w s%zacuuek, jaki okazuja nam
nietylko 1nne kolouie polskie lecz
i wsp6}obYwatele nasl mllwauccy
innych narodowesci, w~szystko to
dowodzi, re poJmujemy w}asclwie
nasze obYwatelskle obowlazkl.
zastrzegajac sic, re Jest dalekim
cd pochlebstwa, nazwaf pan
D%unlkowskl mlasto Milwaukee
,,per}a" kolonll polsko amerykah.
skich ~przyzna}, IL to, czem
jestesmy, winnismy zawdzieczac
g16wnle swym ksiezom, ich taktowi,
wyrozumlaiosci szczerym checlom
s%}uzenia tel spraw1e, kt6rei s1uza
nasi rodacy W Europe"
,,Po obledzle u ksledza Gull
sklego obwiozio Gilku cz4onkow
Komltetu obywatelsklego szanow-
nego Goscia 20 g46wnych ullcach
mlasta. Professor Dunlkowski
ogladu} 4 zajeciem rome gmachy
publlczne, rezydencye tute7szych
wybitnych innonarodowc6w,r ozpy-
tywa1 sic przytem s~zczeg6}owo
o rozwdi handlu i przemys}u me.
dry tutej sza Polonla przyczem
zwraca} uwnge ma k]omecznosh
staranla sic o to, azeby brall sic
zvwo do rzemlosl j zak4adania
spGtek handlowych przemvsto-
wych powoduiaCych b~ogactwo
iednostek a tenn samem bogactwo
nasze narodowe. Udano sic
nastepnie ma ,kepe", g}owne
siedllsko teglcE naszych Kaszub6w
wspd}ubiegaiacych sic 2 rodakami
80 po}udnla W piracy ola dobra
powszechnego, Pc obejr1emu
koscloia Sw. Jadwiol zaszedl
szanowny Delegas~ IA plcbania
! gdlc wlel kslqdz T~araslewlc2
przyJai goScla jego towarzyszow
tax ]szczerze, tax serdecznic, ze
pobyt W jego domu dla kazdego
| kto tn bawif M dIuoIf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29

TAM HANDEL UBIOROW
co ME targuje a tanio sprzedaje
Takiego drugiego wielkiego ham
dlu gotowego ubrania ami w Wi
monte, ami w Minnesota ME ma.
Mona tn kupiG:
CIEPkA ODZIEZ ma spodek, tudziez
CIEPLEJSZE URRANIA ma jesiei i zine.
WsZELKI GARNITUR sTROJ0W
MEZKlCH, jake to-: koszule, chustki do
nosa; koinierzyki p}6cienne, celuloidowe
i papierowe, szelki, mankiety, krawatki,
guziki.
W}asciciele handful THE MODEL szcze-
g6lnie sic s~taraja, ably zadowolic publicz-
nose ubraniami %ch{opc6w / dzieci.
DORRE lUBIORY MEsKIE
pc s. so, IS, Sc, ST, i So. Piekne ubiory pc $40, sl2, SIS
sl8 $40. Wierzchnie surduty ma ZINE.
KApELUszE, CzAPKI, FUTRA.
KAFTANIKI majtkowskie, W kt6rych
ch10pcv naWet do koscio4a chOdzic mOga,
dostac MONA W Genie cd Is cent0w do
$3.50.
Handel ublor6w bioracy zapfate got6wka
The Model
,,Hatters Il Furnishers'''
, 1892-02-05
EREsIE sEATE 49,.

Ss-,.s Ass .r-& /, & 49, To.-..s- ILL. 4,ss
s. ss ,.S, w w ". Y. - s 4s9o- III
eS1,se srS i $, S,sftIe ~ "i
w Fl, Morse, ot Seattle claims to have
~ f1ie,Ss,ss .,,,,S5ess-s AA9I o4s az
- !,
A9s, III. dempsey "a eeaitie i9rHaer4y y
2te 9A Nhe pnQpEAstors oi Lie evening
~ 5lnlss SleIe mas eeen saeo lot s19,O9a by
A-- II 4o1A as1 osAAiliatloll "a cilsEacVeT-
5al5es A1eightoni proprietor of candy
slla ~ SlsaI s0o.e " Tacoma claims tnat q.
81, Msss ,nsAited MS WlIe- Leighton
llss a5seAea meyers eyes ana ea9 ms race,
@1l0 eAasA hAa MIN arrested
, 1892-02-05

Captain ID u. Blake, tos Potomac
river steamboat man 3 Washington City,
was q steamboat nam un tha Columbia
river ghiriy yeau aea. ana well rcmem,
hcrn1 ~ snnsnsofthe OnFau u.0neers. His
partner Ma tNs steamboat hNsMHss Is Col
aosewh ", MehahAem, wha MSs amce 4 dHl.
eEate ga congress from California and was
> second ol Judge Terry e. the celebrated
hraaHEank-EeTEw A@e8. HiM#a a8d Meh6h.
BEN bought tho ancient Marshall home
stead. about twenty miles heN Washing
tnm. ana converted a imto d aamer resort.
greatly t0 thQ 0is3Nsi aE aE people Ell
she 0la Maryland stock, Asa thought THAT
5Rc halls 81 tAe Marshails aas Eas 5 better
AatA Captain Blake aN8 hs aagtmer also
hoid iram tae Mouai NeMen Association
the extensive rEhf 81 carry passengers to
the home ut Washington which theg
TenciFe s2 eaeA ami asfe oaa NiHa af iG tD
tile association. Ehe husines aas yielded
very large profits, as iha BONES af ChBei
g@A@ee Marshall aMa 9i ss8e At88es of his
Country botb close together ca opposite
siars el She Eotomae~lTe MeeAs IS which
ManR pilgrims ta1 theif s Incident.
ssiy supplying taeig pockets tae while.
both Blake and Mekihtea sra men 0i
commanding presence
, 1892-02-05
shr was FsrpArn Hsown.

LoSpoH, Feb. 5,-Mrs. Osborne, who sur.
rendered herself to ihe poIioe yesterday
10 answer the changes in connection with
the thefs 80 iewelry belonging to Mrs. Har-
rreave, Was formally arraagned before Lord
Mayor Evans, this morning. THE lord
mayor heid court in tae old council cham
ber iu Guild haii. The court room can ac-
cansmoaaSe only twB hundred persons and
TIE crowd anxious to listen q The proceed
tnEs was - large that & was found neoes-
safg to detail an extra tarea of police to
keep order among the people Mrs. 0s-
hoTne appeared in coart heavily veiled aud
accompanied h9 her husband. She seemed
entirely broken down and in every way she
appeared 70 appreciate her painful po-
sitoom.
a representative "a the treasury ap-
pearad and stated hs had no evidence
ssaiust the prisoner, where0pon Mrs.. Os-
aeEne WEBS discharged Mrs Osborne was
Immediately re-aFresie8 ON 4 charge W per
jury, for tesafging Ia 3 libel snit brought
bg her against Mrs. HaFguea1es. She was
taken Ne the police canEt, where afNer an
examination she was remauded TO iail for
4 week
, 1892-02-05
Notice U Contractors and Builders

ksHsulsasal c0lleke aaa aoH ~ ssseaes
EuiaaAu. WISH
Nids are lns5tct laS thc erection sind caaple.
NnM A4 @nHaan@tN taF N8e a@gtcHt&mNai c@880ko
nft8 eN#9@l W science &@Naies3 as fHisw8m rs aNh
accsFasnF 81 Eae plHHs ana aHeciadstiBne 80 ave
s1 the ascez 81 ~ E8eusac aEchitHct sNaakanc.
the secretary 8eilmAn. ana A M aNst6, sFwas.
MseF F@9@ Mls f8#esitN @alaHtHF 4ses,
Wash Naah A|d Mast lc saaan1H HaaEad hs eef.
NANa 0Npck aaadc NHHaaie se faa haaN8 ai fc
#NMtA t@f AN Ha8 cM8A mi tHH aN8aaMf @6 haa.
lhsH a Weg AeHt HAesa Cyl iaTafged n 3ac stata IN
fafa fse tctasffai hE8trf tAsi iasl g. enter inid
caH&aapi sffeg Tie Esac shaaI have been aMari,
EEK 6@t AM4l8sm8 ia se completed aH nE before
8NH EAs aaN @s aHiN#@efs a1 Nu HiaA mAkl Nt
reces3Na after 8N Q'eanek. a m. GNaaaaE EeAFW-
40 s4 st3 when H#eE WAH Do aHeuta ln Ta'
KmMas As i8a6hMka bc addressed fa khN am&er
aANes at t@F e@er af @gg beard al neaw8ia sa@iN
No. alS Fidelity RWIEHins, T8nausa. wash. ana
s8a8t lse Wakke Ni8H aaa state whether fAi
tao MMNie 6HiaaimR aaMnsesa En- faf a psts ol
Wagss taeFeaE KAe f89hi 1a falec5 aAN af ai
tiHa ss FeecF4as klH materials used 3r fhe CON
airae1ton IS said building except such As can.
net ae reasonably obtained ahail ha pfoaaoia N
fhr 8iaAa
heactcasful M88eF nf bidders WgM 6e re
auinr8 io ie1nish a eaoA amI safle5ent hona, *
hG aMRreEeH en- tAe haaNE na REGENTS tag tht
iaiih4MA eSneafl6n a8 hls contract
s. B CuNaNNE
@H President aoard af regents
, 1892-02-05
Pathetic re.

Chicago inter-uoaan Aae s na-
aArtic sanua III tmssBea M M aaa8&
yesterday morning mhcu Mrs carrie N.
etranahan the gaunR nm1 hnaNMfal
aa@eMseE nf MFa, C 8s MaNaen u Nn. Gaa
Jackson boulevard Mas aEFaiened on Ghe
charge ag dfserdeflv conduct Tha daueh-
tef claimed that taa mother ha8 baneMe 30
3MhueA with tha SchMeimIash heiicf that
& had becama q mania Win her and haa
aethrenad har reason. 0a fhp other hand
@rs. 0ariGnn Haid Eas1 through aha 6esaF-
oeoonae insane During one of their heated
arguments t4a m0thar h@san1e afraid ard
had heF daughter arrested. Mrs. Strana.
han aEier q night in Jail, looked worn and
hsEgaN3 in court when her mother cAmn
ap Unexpectedly ard withdrew tie charge
she haa made against her The daughter
eEsna like a nH8id and went away without a
MsMTs8
, 1892-02-05
BErHuEE rAIEs BACK
HM he win he naHnuea nli the
same Next Week.

same NhKt Week
slaEe 3saRrs hsham amses that ht
has eFsf heaA neHaea fh4 hss saeelics
Isn 3. Kesnsi 81 Ianama and w. h
h0siN 0fNHnE A#rf mthaRH As baaBs.
men Ear hlm. TIE ecaras of the Mining
hnaau hers AoweNr ssaH taaf ihe abors
aamHa eemt4amem an h Aaed nasies
th4i 8Ae9 Maaa AuE seg4s as hls sumiirs
pgE than Elsa cay saAlnes hy iaN Ga
&@N #4stmN a8 m@8saa Ni Withdrawal Eaam
BONDS ME- NaiMHHd has therefore Las nu
snretses since thH stb " 8aneaEs. but S. no
Mae8saE "a 8he bureau las HNn heia since
AAN M@sane M@S Need wMga yesterday. Hu ao.
ttou vas taken wsEA HgieseNtt - Is
hafaunt tart hes iAta Ne5iter slAsT
1&Ne aHa aE @t &M# NM# aA8N M4NN
leA a9A eei lle 6tNtAeAAcn
natae Cd - alacaaiSE, as SEE las nHpFeasl y
provides saall De- fnaH he proper AL.
iAarag ~ Olympia ci taes withdrawal as
mg hauaMan
"Mhai ahaai ae in s6N masAer Well,
AN m# aeaaa AmmMal rH#a s sail in the
hands 81 ihH typewriter Aaf as ! propose
ii fhais b issued ag me a siAfe eeoloslst
ta tas Naa thai tas nMhs5a AY bear and
8NNgt ps mE services aMnHE t@e year past,
q sAas. Z guess. have to eeUre new names
tog thesp af AessN Area ANA Kelley.
AhAl&s however pAN mu AtkeaRsan i@ the
MA8sez WMf4# Officially apNaA thaf my
bendsmen Asve aish a0aN
The mlmHN hMnaM HafMn02aa 0f aaV.
ATmaF RsrF. Lieutenant Governor Laugh
iQn ard state Treasurer l#nAsleF- wills bold
messing 90 MaMaaN AANN h#thMAa la
exHeetAA l0 he 0n AAn& aH8 present his res-
isu4tsau. H4 hc does nut He a6il probably
bc bounced. IheFa Will KeE likely be 40.
baaE anpcSnANd ta Ell ihe s2c8aags as ghe
scheme tQ down thH mining buTeau has
been amiuenEly successful "IAe truth
it sasn 3 statesmen This mnTasBe, Be-.
bhNAe i# ehattEgna1 MNa eMRlnk newer ta
have haem chosen. Ills actions ard Rerrgs
refusal io meet with the beard aid more
hagmi Euan good &8 tae MiHag interests og
Ehe state
, 1892-02-05
Notice to Plumbers.

NEAfEN PROPOSALS ws43 hc received At ghe
- eEHco Of thc tuFerrieiH# Architect. Treasury
department Washington aa s. until O'Clock
a. Mss em tAN fh aaN @3 NehFWAH#s 36 EaK ai3
t6r iaNHr HHH mhtcEH8 required sex ghe plumb
ms. see finlAg etc faf the { s. Custom shamsr
poet aa5eH ete.l building af Fora townsend.
@ashss tm accordance With kMe drawings mnd
fNeri riarAtaas coWigH (which mas be hA8 um
application Fl thtf oface ef fhe office 0f 4#e So
pCauseu0ent 81 fegt townsend Washington
&anH hull M@Ht 8e accompanied h8 a eprt80e8
eMee& fof z 3HM Uet lewa Thar peF ceut ag the
amount ~ iae nFoposal. The department win
feieo5 all hsaa received MfaeE the time heneim
stHtaa 8at uF#nsMg s#e N&Ma aie8 h8aa which d@
Hpi aaMnlg strictly nftA eii the requirements vi
thia invitation. Proposals. mWet be enclosed in
envelope ecased ara marked Proposals Eor
thn E8MMNiH# OaAsHsNima alc tsF tMe til &
Custom N@Hse Ngs8aHlce ete building Sf F0ft
luWaeena, Wash" With TIE same and aaaraes
b fhe Bidder nn the pWAiae "a enNnloNs for
Identification and addressed CD
Nv, 4 EnRRW0kE
EH Supervising Architect
, 1892-02-05
rELEeRAPnIc TAnEs.

Speaker Crisp called the house to order
At Lexington, Ky., Gen. James II. Rob
inson the well-knoNn turfman, IS dead.
AT Irvine, KY, Vim. Pickett was hanged
tor the murder of VIM. Hall, in an election
row.
Ia Montgomery, Ala, David Clapeon,
associate judge ot the supreme court ali
Alabama died OF pneumonia.
Tn Dublin at a meeting Of the Mccarthy
lies election ot the Irish parliamentary
party, Justin Mccarthy was elected presi-
dent.
Az South Beach, Conn, two brothers
named Adams were killed in an accident
TO the mail train on the New Haven rail.
road.
Til Paris tile papers Say a fnanoier has
been arrested for stealing 1,500000 francs,
HIS relatives they add, found bail for his
release.
lii st. Louis j. Goddard & Sons. millers.
have assigned for the benefit of their cred
itors; liabilities estimated at Sl39, 9,000;
assets, S9Io0a.
Leon Obregon, editor Of Ell Croniste
Me1lcana, local Spanish paper, lis raEing
maniac sS a result Of taking alleged medi-
cine prescribed for the grip by an old Mex.
lcan woman
In Philadelphia Tile trustee Of Broker
Jameson, Who failed about a year ago
states that the estate will pay a dividend
I of SO per cent. 5e says the liabilities
amount to $500, 600; assets $1,000
4 The house committee on elections have
decided the contested election case from
the 24th congressional district, Pennsyivs.
mia, in favor Of Craig, democrat.
/ At Stanford, Kentucky, William Burke
was hanged this afternoon for The murder
f Of his wife.
In Louisville, the Central tobacco ware
house was burned and Captain Edwards
one of the owners of the building, whC
was sleeping In it, was cremated. Ths
financial loss is $25s s0o0.
III Henderson, Ky, Robert Charlton
oolored, was hanged today, for the murder
of his mistress.
, 1892-02-05
NalIee b rranertr omners.

The 9onnK Mems Christian Association
desires to lease OF purchase land outside
1he an limits for term III years upon
which lo erect two story frame building
10 be used as Association headquarters.
with reading room public reception room.
gymnasium etc. II Is desirable tbat ahe
property he IS close Sc the corner ef Fourth
and Main streets AS ahe lire limit will per.
mtts Il number @t good offers have been
made, hnt the Association wishes to get
She best location that can ea found.
"A meeting aE tbe Association ard board
0f directors Msll We held Monday, Feb. I'll
ESQ p.m.. for thc purpose Of considering
real estate propositions Proposals may
tn submitted verbally or Hi writing
b. w. BRiNaNALN.
lt Chairman Executive Committees.
, 1892-02-05
wnsRR = eAHzAr
H. ne au FTexicoT Different 0pam.
ions Abong rhe Revolution.

SAY Antonio, Texas, Feb. 6.-J. f. Rob
er1sont general manager of the Monterey 81
Gulf railroad. states that during the past
two weeks be has Travelled extensively ia
Aii parts of Mexico, and in ali that time he
has not seen s sign Of heard q Bord that
Indicate revolutionary spirit among the
peBRle.
LEavEaWoRTH. Kas.. Feb 5.-Colonsl
Martin, of the Omitted States army. asslst-
ana a1latant general R3th headquarters at
san Antonio, Texas, has lust arrived -
this city. He is sure the Mexican bandit
Cara Is no; On American soil, but passes
hls time ln the city af Mexico quietly ~
ganizins ats fQaaes. To q reporter be said
''tsArGa organization Is Sc complete he
caH concentrate his strength aH wer# short
Notace and that strength IS more than IS
known. Our troops Wal do ali possible To
rsatect the border. There Will be no 5Ehf-
inE between MeEicans On the American
side az n ~ river ss
, 1892-02-05
Kansas rity Twins.

There arc tmo Kansas Cities, nna in MEs.
souri, and one across thc river Is Kansas.
But according to t1e Kansas City Star.
"The practical Unioa of the cities las pro.
ertsted because Is was natural that ll
should MEN 0Mm property Id both cities
n4nm sleep lea Kansas City Mo-. and work
% kansas City, kan. and men have Their
homes in Kansas City. kan., and their
places @f business 8n Kansas City Me-.
Morning avid evening the cars are crowded
Niih workers oi every grade going holh
4Mr tN#enN
, 1892-02-05

SAN FRAScrseo. FEB. 5.-Argument "a
the motion for new trial Cor Sidney Bell.
convicted af the murder az Samuel Jacob.
son was resumed ID the superior court to.
dag. Joseph Schwartz, who had been
mentioned as Henry Schwartz ia con-
nectson with the tragedy. has returned
from New York % clear himself of the
change contained in Campbeil's Chicago
affidavit that be lSchwarig8 killed Jacob
son. He denies that ne was
acquainted with the Jacobson family and
saFs he was In Omaha THE night of the kill-
ing He formerly kept company with s
young lady who was also acquainted with
jacobson Schwartz was connected with q
clothing tlrm here FOR Eve years prior to
-aaHlnn TIE civ
, 1892-02-05

BERLls, Feb. 5.-Aa order has been is
sued hy Prince George oF saxonyi as iH-
speetor general 81 the German army and
commander of the Twelfth army corps,
calling upon the officers OF That corps I'D
stop the fnhuman treatment praCticed upon
privates by non-commissioned officers is
very likely to result ln ameliorating the
condition Of Tile privates 90 toe whole army
and 70 free them from the brutal tyranny
Of low grade officers. The matter was dis
cnssnd today bv the budget com.
mitlee Of thc reiehstag, and It was resolved
10 favor greater publicity in the proceeds
inNs of military tribunals ama the punish
ment ordered bg those courts
, 1892-02-05
The whalchack Evetmare.

San REaScEsco. FEB. 5.-The waaieback
steamer Metmae. which made q voyage
around Cape Horn Nith caFga of ma
chincry from Wilmington, Delaware for
Egerett Washington. afrsvad yesterday
aaa81 cargo nf nnAA 8nr fAs Oregon Esl3-
pFaVemeat company. which She 8iil NNs
lcsd hers. kt Is stated that some of her
pilates maFa hent 8n collision with d steamer
at Seattle week ago aud that ID became
necessary 10 unload 8 portion Of the careo
at Port Townsend before proceeding The
damage, however was easily repaired HH
Is understood tie steamer wili continue ia
the coal trade nn the coast
, 1892-02-05
AGAINST OPTIONS.
John Whitaker Talks to the Ag-
ricultuTal Committee

VI AAE NNAAGAAAA AE&A@G 81 AsGEEe@
aentauFes AgatnsR the Passage
Of the Anticipation BitI ~ COM
Eress--HIs Arguments.
WAsHNeqoS, Feb. 5.-John WHITAKER, 4
large pork packers st. Louisa and Wichita.
Kansas. addressed the house committee on
agriculture in advocacy 81 the anti-optiou
bill
Whitaker said tile tendency to short
selling was 10 depHess prices and interfere
with the legitimate trade Of farmers. He
saaa the farmers were not compelled to
market their grain instead Of storing it
but the experience Of the past eight wears
taught them with this unlimited short sell
ing that tae best time for them to sell
grain was when e was harvested. Whit
aker said that the wheat exported this year
proba bly, averaged in price SIS cents
bushel, and II this proposed law had been
enforced, he believed it would have
bronght considerable more than dollar
naslel He did hot think The law would
hurt the owners Of grain or provisions be-
cause II fictitious Offering was done aWsV
with the market would be supplied with
actuss gram or provisions ana there being
a smaller quantity offered the prices would
De better. An hls Judgment the fictitious
selling produced an abnormal condition Of
the market. which defeated the law Of sup
ply and demand. He frequently received
Letters from Europe saying writers could
pay better prices for meats in The Ameri-
can market il il would only be kept steady
ln reply re number Of questions Whit
taker said an the last eight DR. ten years
speculative business had grown immensely
and lie thought that there were more sell
ems than buyers.
Whitaker was asked why ii was that
when report Ike Bradstueets or the gov
eminent reports were given out, showing
larger estimated crops prices 60 down. He
replied; They work that on the large
crop and vice versa- Ifcrops fall all prices
40 up d little.
He was asked: III meat transactions are
confined TO real products only, could not
Armour, for instance, with his millions of
money, get control of all or enough wheat
to control the price ana send 1t Up to s.
bushel3
Whitaker did mot believe, "a the hrst
place, that u would be good policy, and in
the second place did not believe g combin-
alton necessary if such could he formed.
, 1892-02-05

CalCAco Feb s. The Jarvis Conklin
Mortgage company, with Offices in New
York. Chicago, Kansas City and San Fran
Cisco was sue FOR $4,000 III tile superior
court this morning by Horace K. Thurber,
Of the wholesale grocery firm Of Thurber
& Mhvan5, This litigation grows cut of
a deal In an electric railway company at
Ogden, Utah, in which Thurber SAYS he
was euchred Quit af bis Just dues.