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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11
A Marriage i'm Frederick.

WrscHEsTER. Va, Feb. 9.-The most bril-
liant wedding Of the season was solemnized
at $50 o'clock tonight at Christ Protestant
Episcopal church. when Miss Marcie Forest
Hunter, daughter OF MAJOR X. w. Hunter
was married 10 Or. John Pendleton Camp
ate1. THO altar was beautifully decorated
with palm. cut flowers and evergresns
which formed a lovely background for the
handsome toilets Of the bridal party. As the
bride advanced up the aisle leaning upon
the arm OF her father she was met by a party
of young ladies and msirols in white who
sang the .nuptial chorus from "Lohsngrln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11
Jnnuarr Marrinse Llcenses In Heaford.

BEDFORD CRY. Feb Especial. At q
business meeting of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association last Friday night Mr. +. G.
Saunders resigned as president ami ,Mr.
Charles Huchlito WAS elected IN his stead.
During the month of January there were
only twenty-seyen marriage licenses issued III
this county, with population OF over $1,000,
and thirteen Of that number were colored
SIR. Hubert Robinson IS critically Ill, the
result OF an attack OF the grip.
A tailoring department has recently been
attached 10 our wooden mill
Mr.. Samuel Berry. OF the firm OF Berry
Brothers who went West recently for the
benefit Of his health (he was suffering with
lung trouble. is Il W at Phoenix Arizona, and
is greatly improved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11

Tho W0man's Christian Temperance Mon
Will hold o grand mass-meetng in tae large
hall oil the Dung Mems Christian Associa-
tom on Wednesday, February itu. a. 4
o'clock in the afternoon, when 10 Us expected
that every wearor OF tie white ribbon Wiu 10
present.
ON Monday afternoon the members or tho
We-t-End Union. N0mans Christian
Temperance Union held meeting over
Ramos drug store corner Cary and Le.Ser-
voir streets. which was well attended. Mrs
Burr uels was ln the chair, and good deal
of business was transacted.
qo.morro,v afternoon 80 fo'ciock an ASSOC
ciet,.u ot Young ladies' VIII be organized at
mn Grove avenue ia connection with the
West-End Union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11

TINKE- Died. February fta. in Atlanta. Ga.
at4.Up N.IDlIIE. beloved VITO Ul W. f.it
fintn elI eldest daughter OF Henry Iai "i.
he.mlua .lrkert, 10 tlo twcnt1 sixth 5tai 'i
her ago.
Human ands have n Iol 90 save thee.
signs and tear, neIe ll DUB vans
Uauly anxo5 came AND bore tnee
rom THIS weary world oi pain.
Fold the waxen hands together.
Close the soft AMI dreamy eyes
So. how lha broken lIIf.
Pale and beautiful she lles.
Funeral VIII lake place THIS .lhursd.r at.
TFNNODN 10 o'clock from Christ Eilsco. B..
church lr,u1s and relatives are rc.i er'i i...
invited 10 attend
Alexandra AID Washington lapers IleA.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11
Death of Mr. Virginius Moore.

B,Enow's STORE. Va. Feb. 1O.-lSpeciaLl
Mr.. Xirginius Moore. whose illness WAS men
toned IN yesterdays TINES. died on yester-
day and will he buried to day. lie leaves a
young widow with about seven or eight chill
dren.
his home near Rux.
Mr. Fowlkes. who left his home near Black
stone about two weeks ago, has not been
heard from since.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11

WILSON'S. DINwIDDIE COUNTY, Va. Feb o.
Especial. "A bold robbery was committed at
this place Friday about r. NJ. Mr. j. T.
Crow. well-knOwn citizen Of this county.
tied his horse in front of Mr. Butterworth )
store. not more than thirty feet OF. and went
in and had short conversation with Mr..
was gone.
Tho fourth quarterly conference Of the
Amelia Circuit Methodist Protestant Church
was held at Liberty church Saturday. Mr.
w. +. Watman was elected delegate 10 the
Maryland Annual Conference which will meet
IN Pocomoke City April l.th. He was in-
structed to ask for the return of the pastor OF
this circuit, the Rev. Mr.. Day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEBRUARY Il. iSl2
sun rises............7.Oj Moon rises ..5:5e ?. "
sun sots...........5:i3 Days length ION. I'm
PORT OF VEST POINT. FEBRUARY 10. 1872
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danyille. Bennett, from Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danville. 20 Baltimore, with pas
sengers and general cargo.
PORT OF. RICHMOND, FEBRUARY TO- 1872.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Fannie Brown. EardcsNIe, NhaI'e''
ton, pho phato rock. Allison " A""4'0'"
LAMBERrs POINt FEBRUARY TO- 1872
ARRIVED
Barce Majestic: schooners James Boyce, CIV
Church. y. EasternbrooA Jr., I. l. Lane
LOADED.
Schooner 81. Thomas, MaianzsA
cOALED.
pu;,,.h s,eamships Scraps, savannah, BE
,,aa. Rceknblll. New Orleans, Frederlck hxfsh'
! Denmark; ulenheld, New Orleans, foush
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11

CHAmorrE. n. c.. Feb. Especial
The sentiment OF the city as taken by your
correspondent to-day shows that Cleveland
is I'M tie cad by large majority. 4 Cleve-
land Club is g. be formed 40 once.
CAPTAIN Terrence, tax collector. today
paid over the county road tax, amounting %
sI3.2lo.GL
j. s. Shuaer died here to-day. He was On
old soldier.
A railroad is TO be built from Shelby 70
Cleveland Mills. "a distance OF fourteen miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11

WuLlWsTON. =. Q. Feb. lD.-JOhn 3
Royster (coloTedl. murderer OF John +. fpes
manager OF the Western Union telegraph
Office at suffolk. Va. was captured in this
Martin county yesterday Tho authorities
ut Suffolk were notified and Sheriff Baker
arrived here to-day and identified the man.
he leaves with mis- prisoner for Suffolk to-
morrow morn. &. Royster has the appear
ance OF having been IN the woods for months.
and fought desperately before he was over
tYouorpl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11
MID WINTER WEDDISGs.
Mr.. J. Payne Thompson and MISS heie"
Ashby Hunter and Others.


Broad-street Methodist church was the
scene Of q pretty event yesterday afternoon
and its altar was rendered doubly attrac-
tive by the beautiful floral decorations.
Hyacinths lilies. palms and otheI pianes
were tastefully arranged and canuies EaEo
out a soft light that enhanced very lnucH tro
surroundings The occasion was the hap1"iS
of Miss Heen Ashby Hunter and Mr. ..
Payne Thompson, and Rev. DR.. w y. uUof
spoke the words that made them one
TO the stately strains Of the LOhengrln mRIcn
the bridal party entered the edlhce, when
was already filed with relatives ana llenuS
of the bride. The bride. who Is the attraC-
tive and ACCOMPLISHED daughter OF Dir. L. W.
Hunter and who possesses those gu"HleS
OF mind and heart tlat has endeared her % q
LARGE circle. was handsomely clad IN gown
If white silk with chiffon and ribbon trlh-
ings She wore diamond earrings, the e-It
OF the groom, and carried masnlu0eN'
bunch of lilies-O -the-yauey.
The bridesmaids. Miss Bird Jones and MISS
Sellie Bidgo0d. were clad IN costumes or PINK
China SILK and chiffon trimmings.
Miss Mary Thomas. as maid or honor, was
attired in white brocadeI crepe de chlne,
with chiffon and white ar trimmings.
Master Robert Hunter and little Mss ANNE
Hunter. lastly and PRETTY dressed "c1eu as
pages They are brother aud sister Oh the
bride respectively
Nessr-. d S. Meadows. IT, J.. Chids. 81. W
Anders u. A. Goodwin. Robert Kent. ~,
Roanoke W. j. Perry Stanton. Mr. Cnalle s
Hunter. brother of the bride. acted as DesD
man. .,, ...4.- ,-1
the Immediate relatives OF the FANNY We're
rendered q receipt 10 at the BRIDE nome. 1o-
IN north Seventh street a charming cola
tom made up ot many daintles and dehca-
cies was spread auu the time was mos, el-
ioyably spent At the residence coulo De
seen the many beautiful and elegant lie-ol ~.
many OF which were received from h"R"oAo
and cities i'm other States. They attesle4 lh 10
small degree the popularity ana esteem in
which the couple are held. ,..
IL 1ocl0ck tie couple left for Northern
tour. They w reside permanently I'D hoA-
n0ko where the groom IS q weA-4ao"u b'pu-
lar and prosperous merchant lie was as one
time au nttache oil Hunter 90. I'D tul7 clIy-
tsit.cn-Hoiaseau.
Clad in a gray costume OF Bedford cord,
Miss Cora B0sseau au attractive and accom-
plsaed young lady OF t4ls city. yesterday
;. teruO0u af d O'Clock became the wife OF 1lr.
George h.. Wilson. % valued and popular enc
p.0ye of Alessr- Hingo tuett d 'Iuhp.
The ceremony. which Has Witnessed oS i-ll-
erous friends and relatives tooA place "a.
Centenary church. aud was performed ny
Rev. .r H. g. ~iell. Sir Sheppard webb
PLAYED the marches.
Tho usaers were tine following named young
men. tlossrs. David o.. Whitehead Or 20
man. John Vaughan. Robert Booker. oonth
Ostou. Robert Bailey. 3. Milford Crutch-
field. John trazei John Boisseau and Lit-
ward pois.eou. After the nuptial5 tho newly
pl.gh.ed pair io.t o. spend their honey moon
I'M Northern cities.
NcPanii-1iarshali
Az tho re.iIoroa of Mr. G. Mcleod u west
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11

Eddie Glenn. one of the best known base
ball players in this country. and treat fav-
orite with Richmonders died Yesterday morn
ing at his residence. on west Leigh street. lie
had been sick for fully two year. the result
If a wonnd from bail. which caused an III
Jury TO one of his lungs. The death Of Eddie
Glenn is deplored by all. especially those OF
the base ball fraternity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11

r, W.smNaro,. u. g.. tob. i0.--Ior Viz
ssnia. Warmer irc-l -lutlerly winds,
IlIlll'iN'c.oudy weather Witl rall or sn1" ID
N~~'' 1.-The mountain ll.trlct5t cooler anal
t- lr0ha jolly JAR Friday.
For North Carolina and south Caro-
lima. Cloudy weather and possibly hight rains
along the coast. increasing Na mel tlUIN.
,,e,toriy winds: probably cooler and lar tliAt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11
stooIs Raising la louisa.

LorIsA. VA. Feb. s.-lSpecial The snow
which fell to a depth Of several inches Friday
was nearly all melted by the rain Sunday
and Sunday night. The ground is now
thoroughly saturated with water
Owing to the rain and snow there was
small attendance at the last court. Fewer
horses were sold than is usual More atten-
ton is now being paid to horse raising in this
county. Soils we'll adapted 10 the growth o.
clover aud grasses and nearness to the
great cities give the breeder here many ad-
vantaees. Progress is being made In this
direction. judging from lie iHe specimens
seen of breeding animals during the las. yesr
OF two.
The good profit to be secured By cultiya-
ting tobacco causes the people 70 look to II
too much rs the main crop 20 the neglect OF
nanv things TINT would pay well also.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11
Donati's House Afire.

The FIRE alarm at 1897 o'clock yesterday az
ternoon from station 10 was caused by the
burning OF the roof Of the establishment at
Eighteenth and Franklin streets. occupied by
Squire V. Donati. The flames were caused
fully insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11

I1ycHBuRG. Va, Feb. 1O.-lSpecial. Mr.
George A. Burks al old citizen OF Lynchburg,
died this morning at bis residence on Federal
street nj o clock from the effects Of the grip.
Mr. Burks was attacked with the grip more
than month ago Int being man of great
Vitality he recovered sufficiently t. come
down town several times within the last few
weeks. He was at his place of business as late
az Monday Yesterday morning ho was pre-
naring TO come out again. when he became
unconscious and remained so until his death
this morning. He was seventy eight wears IF
age aud is survived by a wife and one son,
Air Robert ID. Burks, q prominent tobacco
mist.
At the Church OF the Holy Cross this after
noon at ID o'clock Dir. o. b. Jester and Miss
NJ. H. Doyle were married. Tie attendants
we're Mr.. James VI. Mclaughlin and Mss
NJ. Cotter The ushers We're John I. Mar
tin. John j. Reynolds, William Cotter and
j. ID. NJ. Fergerson The groom is the local
agent of the Robert Portner Brewing Com
Ianv. and is a very popular young man. Rev.
Father j. j. McGurk performed the ceremony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11
OUR POSTOFFICE.
Csnoeling Misunderstanding Facts
The Next Postmaster.

Every one who receives much mail from the
larger cities Of the country has noticed the
gridiron marks which cancel the stamps
thereon. This is much neater device for
cancellng postage than tho blurred DAD az
ink which usually wells p. stmark. stamp end
sometimes a part ~ the address. A A .MEs
reporter on ms rounds yesterday asked Post
master Russell what prospect n any. Rich
m0nd had OF getting one of the stamp cam
ceiling machines which makes tho neat paral-
leled lines referred TO-
he replied that he expected one al an early
day. a. the department had recently inquired
into the cost OF electric power sufficient %
run ID both day and night This machine
he said will DO the work OK six men and -
operated bv one. Ia q turthor discussion of
Dostal matters Mr. Russell said es we ~ N
nave one before long and by and 0y tho
postage on fourth-class matter Wl.l Ue re
duced % the thlrd-ciass rate OF / cent for two
ounces instead Of one ounce, and hope VS.
will have the postal savings banks, tlo 90 ta
telegraph and an extension OF tie tree de-
livery m small towns, anu nna.ly tle penny
postage.
'tjnr wide.awake Postmaster General be-
said. lis an advocate II all tlese ereat iu-
uroyemeuts. He would like % see the p0st..
service of the country IN every department as
complete rs the finest piece OF machinery.
Few people now sop o. think OF tie per.ec-
zion and cCmpIetel e-s of the postal clr .r-
vice. and Gre postal service on inc ''i
steamers Is beginning 90 oo auiy appiec
ul'ei one 1'' oi
ne. ms "A nation. are blessed with good n.s.
tai facilities This arm OF the pucle sar..0
Is SO near the people that they mus. haye Go
oe7. "a. "'f ~. - en-. of ,.o....
.,erol br',ica.f ov.r ti,a country tl-
rc,,ls ~ . .,,.r,+ ,...r ,..u.. AMI lne...l
by fho puLl;. hers. We distribute from t..
~. ---o ~, ..ct -rres4ay and Wo.needav Ia...
tl,. ,,,-on loa,is al risysu.Ders at that .te.
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lt WAS "i'.' N.'l'i ". -- W."
master l1elIriai -- i'''. tl''- '"' ''''
drce1 % tWJ cents per ounce "' VIZ "'''
to-day.
lee Universal 'o-'tl mon N"
IT. close communicaision WIN ,-e GUS.
world. a1d is duo to tae ehef y OBJ .Ne n''
States lt was our eIDll5 lh '
suited in tine nrst conference on ln.
in ,le city ot Paris uf s'-. '- '.'
Governments. Wii,n neg '-,
tie postal union ia j.. .H u. wy ''
This union vas extended "no eh', ~" 'l ..'
convention OF i-7+, "llch was .'lN F."
city of lisoon. and inst year ~
OF Fienna the union "h7 sre'.ly l-.i'' Is.
improved -........
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of n.l the gorernne ms ~ VIZ .-i -
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11

The romans of Nr WILLIAM NALLEk SOD
Of a. nfain Wlllam g.. waller who died in ~a.
vannhl "a MONDAY night. VIII rsnch fhis cltF
THlS NORNING at9.Il O'Clock. The inn1fa
service will DO held a. tile grave IN Hollywood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11

A reign of pure unauthorized fun will com
mence next Monday nlent NO the Mozart
Academy upon the presentation OF the famous
humorous pay. The CITY Directory
This production has record 4 250 nights
in New York. $50 in Chicag 100 IN toston
and i25 in Philadelphia. aud IS known as
The play that has made oil America laugh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11

The Methodist Laymens Union Of Rich
mond and Manchester will meet at Broad
street Methodist church tonight at 5 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11

John Martin lc1lore3l. from Richmond
city. and Charles Williams 'caiored' from
Franklin county. were received a' tae .ehi-
tentiarv yesterday both to servo terms VI t")
years each iOr HOUSEKEEPING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FrpavAnr Il. 1872
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-29
Polacy w AmeryCe.
Z. New YOrku.

Otrzymalismy nastepujacy list z
proSba umieszezenie: !,
ssSzanowny Redaktorze! = Cd
kilku lat jestem cierpiacy ma nerwo-
wa chorobe Qocomotor ataxia), kt6-
ra pociagnefa "a soba sparalizowanie
n6g inne rome cierpienia. Leza}em
6 miesiecy W szpitalu dla nieuleczal-
nych chor6b. Ubieg1ego miesiaca
dr.. Hubbard Mitchell, przyjaciel mo-
jej zony, wyda} swiadectwo, IL je-
stem warjatem, wiec odwieziono
mnie do Bellevue szpitala, gdzie sic
dzia1em zamkniety przez 5 dni. O.
statecznie uznano, IL jestem przy
zdrowych zmysFach i wypuszczono
mnie. ZajaF sic nina nasz ziolnek p.
Zadora, u kt6rego znalaz}em chwi-
lowy przytu}ek.
Bedac chory bez zadnych srod-
k6w, zmuszony jestem prosie moich
ziomk6w pomoc. W zyciu moim
wiele cierpia}em, gdyz by}em ! ro-
ku ma wygnaniu rok W cytadeli wi
lehskiej.
w nadzieji, IL 81. Redaktor ME
odm6wi mi pomocy przez wydruko-
wanie obecnego listu, inne plsma
"a pomoca przedrukowania tegoz,
pozostaje, polecajac sic pomieci bra
ci. Z szacunkiem
AdoT' Norejko. ...
253 Z. 72-ga utica,
New York City, N. Y.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-29
NOwy .Wyzysk kapitalistow.

Wobec galopujaceg go wzrostu
ceny twardego wegla, I tory doszed}
Cd $5.75iiS 600 W Kwietniu do
$3.50 juz obecnie zaczy ynaja sludzie
:11nyslacy obliczac to now opodatko-
wanie ich bez powodu. .Niekt6rz rzy
obliczyli juz, re Chicago zapfaci W.
przeciagu nadchodzacej zimy mil TO-
now tel nadwyzki veg lanej. 4 te-
60 powodu por6wnuje chicagosk ka
,Staatszeitung" ME bez faeyi weglar-
ska spoke ze zdobywcz$ podhjaja-
Gym kraje nak4adajafym .pod}pg
upodobania po kilka miljon6w ko n.
trybucyi ma pojedyncze miasta.' = ale
ME ma zfego zeby ma d Pbre ME W y
sz}o: Wyzyskiwani :obyI Iwatele prz ze-
mysliwaja rowniez ma d srodkami
obrony przeciw TENN 4fpiezcy, tt ~
stowi weglarskiemu, i m ajs stosow a6
przeciw MENU prawo, P przYjete W o.
statniej kadencyi prawod dawczej pr ze-
civ trustom. Prawo to nak4ada
sl5, 900 kary ma tych, k t6rzyby tw o.
rzyli trust lub tylko. p orozumienfa
wzajemne .wzgledem i qstanowjienP Pa
czyli regulowania cen ntna towary.
Ma mocy tego prawa m oze sic po-.
wiedzie obywatelstwu dzia}aG skute-
cznle przeciw tym pasozy y tom krajo-
wynn. a.. =. - ...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-29
q Bialego Domu5'

WAszYNGroN, % wrzesnla. - Se-
nator Higgins delegat Kongresu
Pierce 1ndjany byli dis jedynym
kt6rych prezydent przyj9} W audjeen-
eli. PAM Karolina Smith, prezy-
dentka ,,Ligi przemysfowej Kobiet
odwiedzifa dis prezydenta 8-ma
dziewczetami r6znych zawod6w. 70
stawi}a takze prezydentowi pismo W
kt6rem apeluje do prezydenta zeby
sic zajaE kwestjs piracy kobiet, gdyz
to moze mu przy terazniejszych wy
borach partje republikahska utr7y-
mac przy sterze rzadu. ! = . ~.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-29
.Ro(K L.

!. wezoraj zost tai przy % ul: pr7ez 2
kolei N. Y. G. pfzfjecha any William
Clifford. Straci} obie nd ogi. !.
James UIk, qsk karzon y o to, il
W "labor-day' 7stapi} do saloon nu
Jak6ba Werbas a - ulI i "a pom O.
ca rewolweru p ri Emusi1 lo-letn nis
c6rke gospodarz% do wydania mu
lo-dolarowa zaWa Jose kasy, zostaf
pod kaucj2 $500 . 9ddany pod sad
kryminalny. ... #.
We wczorajs4 YIN numerze "Zgo-:
dy" jest wydrukd W ane, re kosciofyi i
szkofy ME buduj4 \ sieza, tylko ci F..
Sic i mularze pa ara FAME "a to p}a-
CO. To prawda! .~' f. !.
n Wczoraj psta1 przejeohan y
przez pociag kolf New York. Chi
cago ct St: Louis William Clifford,
zam. p. n. 1880 n a La Ssalle ul. Ma.
zgniecione obyd* *i4 nogi. odw wiee-
ziono go do szpita ia powi atowegoI
+ so-letni John NJ oser, zam. P. D.:
229 ma W. Diyis jon ul: skoczyf =
mostu ma Ashland a We. d b rzeki q
tona}. cia}o .jeg4 Q dnalf fziono q d
stawiono do trupi arHi: >~... =: +:
= Konduktor j ed hego z przyB y:
}ych tu pociag6w w abas b, zawiad9 = +.
mil Urzqd zdrowfa, il mia} ma PR
ciagu cborego ma ph4lere : !
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-29
Czwarte&, dna 29go Wrzesnia, 1892 r.

wyparowaia. Lecz ledwo policya u
przatnela tych dw6ch, zn6w rozpo-
cze}a sic zawzieta bitwa przy III. 96-
ej, ppmiedzy trzema polakami: Fr.
Rajewski, Jan Natowskii J6zef Bro
kowski. Ci W zartach zaczeli sic ma
zywaG "skabami'', a wreszcie przy-
sz}o do zacietej bitwy. Policja i tych
aresztowa}a. .
- Fred Wittrock, znany pod ma
zwa "Itim Cummings RADIUS kole-
jowy po e-letniem wiezieniu W JET
ferson City, Mo-, zostaf wypuszczo-
ny ma wolnosG.
w Merrill, Mich. piorun podczas
bury W sobote zabii l5-letniego Fir.
Kostrzewskiego.
W billiards, Mich. odbedzie sic
dnia g pazdzlernlka posWlecenle no
wego polskiego koscio}a..
| Sukcesorowie po Miko}aju Gar
nowskim W Cleveland, o., ktory
1890 ipca zosta} zabity przy praey'
zaskarzyli Otis Iron & Steel Co., o
$1,000 odszkodowania.
| Antoni Unger, polak, forman W
lejarni Standard W Cleveland, zostai
W sobote przy zak}adaniu pas6w ma
koio obrotowe, pochwycony izmlaz-
dzony.
J6zef Linkowski zam. W Cleve-
land, da} sic nam6wi6 przez Ludwi-
ka Cameron do kradziezy. Obai zos-
tall zfapani ma goracym uczynku
poszll do wiezienia. Oprdcz tego mu-
sza po $40. kary zap}acic.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-29
DrObne wiadomUScI.. .

-. 4. August Miller, zam :, p. n. l42
ma Canalport ave. przy W wskakiwaniu
ma pociqg koleji linowej ma rogu
La Salei Madison ul.. dostaf sic pod
kofa wagonu. Odni6sf ciezkie uszko--
dzenia wewnetrzne. i ma zfamana
noge. -. F" - .. =. !.
- Pocisg koIei Iinowej nadjecha}
wczoraj przz Wabash ave. i 1Sej ul.
ma w6z Franka Elldrich. Woznica
zostaf wyrzucony ma bruk i odni6sf
niebezpiecz zne uszkodzenia. =. %#
*.J6zef Korzeniewski Bridge
poertu. spadf wczoraj ma La Sale i
Washington Ill. z wagonu Milwaukee e
ave. kolejf linoweji z}ama} noge.
Odwieziono go do szpitala. -
. = Potrzeba dobrych: agent6w kt6-
rzyby chclell bye przeWodDlklem "
osiedlaniu sic emigrantdw polskich
obywateli W najlepsaych okolicach
stan6w Zjednoczonych, gdzie rola
jest urodzajna / przynoszaca wielkie
zyski owoc6w p}od6w ziemnych.
Po blizsze szczeg6Fy zgFosi6 sic do
administraeyi ), Telegrafu'', 80 81
Market, rog Randolph, pok6j 81. .
+ Podany jest prejekt, aby przy
kazdylm domu by}a skrzynka do Ii
stow. Listonosz bedzie obowiazany
wkIadae wyjmowae przesy}ki po-
cztowe. Skrzynka taxa ma koszto-
wac ST. Niez}y projekt:::.
!: zorajpodczas zebrania matt
k6w spadf 2 balkonu Aurora Turn
Fl alp' maitek. Georgs Island ma
bruk i ma mieiscu sic zabi}. Od-
wiieziono 60 do County Morgue.: "
. = \: Wczorai J. wieczorem .odby1 sic
wielki meeting .republikahski leej
Wardy W Hall ma rogu Noble Emma
.ulicy. II -. F., -. I. u, -.
!: Przemawiaf gubernator. Fifer Q
sustawieszko kolnictwa wstanie Illinois.
Polacy Wzieli5 ogromny udzia}, tax
publikani. jak i demokracii. ..:...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-29
Wyb6r nOwego generaIa Jezuit6w W Hisz-
panii.

MADRYr, 2S wrzesnia. = W kla-
sztorze W Azpeitia, W prowlncll
Guipuseo W poblizu gdzie urodzii sic
Ignacy Loyola, zafozyciel bractwa
Jezuit6w - zgromadzili sic pro-
wincja}y Jezuit6w z ca}ego swiata,
ably wybraG nastepce jenerala W miej-
see zmar4ego P. Anderledy. Wybory
potrwaja prawdopobnie kilka dni.
Cd roku 1884 t. j. Cd czasu zafoze:-
mia bractwa Jezuit6w, po raz pier
wszy wybieraja jenerala poza Rzy-
mem. Jezuici odeszli cd starej me-
tody, ably ujsG vpFywowi Watykanu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-29
Telegramy Krajowe.
MOrderstwO.

New YORK, % wrzesnia: = 10
stafa dis zastrzelona przez meza
swego pani. Annie Murphy. szeze-
g6fy So nastepujace: :: -. !. =.
Pani Murphy chcia}a zrana przy-
gotowaG sniadanie dla dzieci, re
ME miaEa zadnych zapas6w zywnosci
W domu, wiec posz}a do sypialn@i'
gdzie MAJ jeszcze W f6zku lezat,
prosifa go pieniadze. Ten schwy:
Gil 2 pod poduszki revolver i stree
lii do niej. PAM M. upad}a, sasie-
dzi; kt6rzy przybiegli ma huk, "a
zali 90 aresztoWac. ..-. :. -... +