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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
VISITING THE SCENE.

The jury visited the premises and made
a thorough examination. The defendant,
Charles Hawkins, was also taken to the
scene in charge Of Turnkey Rigler and
explained certain points to his attorney,
Mr., j. NJ. Myers. On the way down Haw.
kins remarked that things had changed
considerable since the last time he was in
the locality, and that he feared they would
change still more before he again visited
the place.
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PIerCetoWn Points.

Our quiet neighborhood was disturbed
Wednesday morning, 18th inst, between
1 and O. clock. by an alarm of fire, but it
was discovered too late to save anything
out of the store of Messrs. Williams q
Guyton, which was the object of the foul
incondiarism. No clue as yet has been
found that would identify the perpctrator.
He did his work thoroughly, for thes store
room, which was unusually long, was en-
veloped in flames from one end TO the
other when the fire VS. discovered. The
building and goods had some insurance,
but they will sustain loss of about one
thousand dollars. The books were well
protected by fire.proof safe.
Mise Nettie Hall, who has for three
wears been the successful teacher at Cross
Roads school house, has given up her
school, much to the regret of her patrons.
Mr.. Louis Barr, one of Greenvile's
promising young men, accompanied by
his charming sister, Miss Daylight, spent
the holidays with the family of ther uncle,
Mr.. Harrison Anderson.
DR.. Johnson, who reports q pleasant
Christmas in Nashville, is now having his
mcrcus grip patients. Every family III
this vicinity is afflicted, more or less, with
the prevailing disease.
The Piercetown tennis players had some
lively games during tho pleasant weather
Christmas.
Mr.. J. Il. Hopkins will soon have his
neat cottage completed, and we hope to
soon have him and his charming wife set
tied among us permanently.
The Picrcetowu Division, Sons of Tom
peranca, still meets at Friendship school
house. Remember this, boys, aud show
your colors by being present at every
meeting.
1t is rather lato perhaps, but we take
this opportunity of wishing the lNTELLI-
aEscEn the most prosperous New Year Of
its existence. LAZY LAWRENCE.
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Cedar Grove.

The Christmas holidays passed off very
pleasantly in this section, and everybody
seemed to enjoy it.
Married, on Sunday, 10th inst, at 10
o'clock o. M, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. Jacob Collins, by Rev. G. M.
Rogers, Mr.. Buddie Davenport and MISS
Ocie Collins, both of Anderson County.
We are glad to hear of the conyelescence
of Mr.. j. B. Vaughn, who has been very
low with the la grippe.
Wheat and oats are looking we'll in this
section.
MIR. J. J. Kelly will soon have his new
residence completed. Mr.. Kelly is one of
our most progressive farmers.
Messrs. w. L. Copeland and Allen Ma
hafrey are now clerking for the Alliance
merchants of Williamson. Give them q
call.
Mr. Dura Bolt has moved to Mr.. John
Mct3ahas old home place.
Rev. G.. NJ. Rogers preached Que of his
most excellent sermons at this place on
the 10th inst
Miss Mamie Stephens has a very -four
ishing school at this place. She has now
about forty pupils enrolled, which speaks
we'll for Cedar Grove.
Miss Ella Mahaffey was down visiting
relatives in this section few days ago.
Her presence in our midst is always a
source of much pleasure to her friends.
We regret to hear of the sickness Of Mr..
John Davenport, and wish him speedy
recovery.
Our farmers seem MS anxious for the
cotton crop as ever, although the prices
are discouraging.
Rev. Mr.. Hamlin is expected to hold q
few days. meeting at this place in the near
future. SHAKERAa.
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The Bolton Oil Mill.

BELToN, 8. c., Jan. IS, 1881.
Editors hatelligencer:: Why Belton Oil
Mill has not been success is question
which may be of interest to your readers,
not alone because Belton is near enough
for them to feel neighborly interest in
its affairs, but because the industry is one
peculiar to this section, and presents a
field easily accessible.
To explain this and to correct certain
false impressions the progress of the en-
terprise will be briefly reviewed from its
inception.
The Belten Oil Mill, Ginnery and Fer
tilizer Company was organized in the
spring of 1890 by farmers and business
men of this town and vicinity to the
number of seventy-fve. Capital to the
amount of $4,000 was paid in. The Com
pany expended $4,000 in the erection and
equipment of the mill and ginnery and
the 18 to 2O-ton plant Operations were
commenced about January l, 1891, and
when after four months running season
the report Of the President and business
manager, A. G. Latimer, was submitted
in May last, it was seen that dividend of
6 per cent. had been made. The Board of
Directors decided to make the mill more
efficient, and in doing so expended in re.
pairs and improvements 300, thus max
ing the sum expended in the purchase
and improvement of the property over
and above the capital paid in $1,000. To
raise this debt for which the Directors
had become personally liable, a meeting Of
stockholders was called December l6,
when it was deemed advisable to shut
down the mill, dispose of the product on
hand and endeavor to raiso the amount
desired. Being unable satisfactorily to Sc
cure this capital, the corporation has con-
cluded to sell the entire plant and wind
up the business. The Company last year
manufactured and received payment for
$50 tons Of fertilizers, no bad debts have
been contracted and no bad business man
agement can be complained OF. The
trouble is that the Company started with
insufficient capital, and this Inconvenience,
combined with the shortness of the crops,
and the consequent scarcity of money
among the stockholders and in the fnan-
cial markets has led to the present suspen'
sion, which it is trusted will not be OF
long duration, for the stockholders,
though themselves not in q position to
CO, tinue the business, feel that parties
with capital can make success of the
enterprise and can, in all probability, Sc
cure cheaply splendid property when it
shall be sold to the highest bidder at Bel
ton, February 10, at II Il. m. The build
ing is splendid brick, the suction e!e7a'
tors and seed conveyors of the latest type,
and the machinery, including three 70'saw
gins with daily capacity Of % or 30 bales,
Of the mcst improved quality, everything
being in first-cass cond ition. G.
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Brushy Creek Items.

Mr.. John 3. Laboon and Miss Mollo
White were united in the holy bonds Of
wedlock on Wednesday, 18th inst.
On Thursday, 18th inst, Mr. Enoch s
Pepper and Miss Genie A. Wyatt were
married at the residence of the brides
brother-in-law, Mr.. J.. G. Hendricks,
John NJ. Glenn, Notary Public, oficiating.
There is more sickness in this section
than We have ever experienced at any
season Of the year. In every family there
are one or moro members sick, and n
number of the cases are serious. The
sickness seems to be confined exclusively
to the white people, as we seldom hear the
negroes even complaining.
Last week Mrs Col! ". S. Pickcns was
reported stricken with paralysis, but the
report proves to be untrue. She had a
serve attack of vertigo, but at this writing
is improving rapidly. Col. Pickens is
able to be up again, but is quite feeble,
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ArdersonviIle Items.

It is come time since we wrote you the
dots from this section, and will try and
send you the news.
Mr.. Jas. R. Reed, of Cass County, Texas,
has returned to his home, after spending
several days with relatives in this his ma
tive County. It seems the "Lono Star
State" is dealing well with Mr.. Reed.
We are having q great deal OF sickness
in this section. The grippe" has struck
our people at last, and there is hardly y
family escaping from its clutches.
MIR. J. B. McAdams, of Abbevi!lc Coun-
ty, has been visiting relatives in this
vicinity. Say, Buri, the young ladies up
here says you would let your mustache
grow out you would look fifty per cent.
better.
One of the visiting ministers at tho pro-
tracted meeting, at this place, last sum-
mer in a speech said he hoped to see,
through the columns of the INTELLIGEN-
GER, that fourishing prayer meeting
was in progress at the Church next
Christmas (the passed). We are sorry to
say to friend Morrison that the prayer
meeting is dead, but our Sunday School is
still alive.
Mrs. r. .Dyar Is very sick at this writ
ing. We wish for her speedy recovery.
MIR. Ben. Neece, formerly of Hart Coun-
ty, Ca, has moved to this place. and will
run blacksmith shop, and will be pre-
pared, in the near future, to do any and
all kinds of plantation work. we be-
speak for him liberal patronage from
the public. Mr.. n. is suffering with an
attack of the grippe now.
Mr.. ]. A. Isome, of Georgia, has moved
to this side Of the river, We extend. to
friend Isome hearty welcome.
Miss Florence Norris has resumed her
school at Shady Grove, and We under.
seand it is in fourisbing condition.
The river at this place has bean higher
tnis week than it has been in two years
about six feet above low water mark.
Messrs Parker and Martin, our worthy
County Commissioners, gavo us pleasant
call recently. Such calls arc very much
appreciated.
1t is now almost year since we entered
into our bachelorhood days, and we must
say We like being an old bachelor very
well, but wo had chance to end it in the
shape Of a proposal CT marriage By young
lady, brit VIC had 10 aslc for moro time to
make up our mind on that great and i'm
portant question.
Christmas holidays passed of very qui
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Belton Items.

A number of people in Belion and vi.
cnity arc still suffering from attacks of Ia
grippe.
NJ. JAS 4. Ccx has been very i'll, but
We are glad TO hear that he is improving.
DR.. Ches. Manly, tho beloved pastor of
the Baptist Church at this place, filled his
regular appointments here last Sunday
morning and evening, preaching excel
lent sermons on both occasions.
There has been so much sickness and
inclement weather for the last two wee
that the attendance at the schools has beon
unusually small.
Mrs. Jane Smith has been suffering for
several days from al attack of la grip
but we are glad to state that she is now
convaloscent. TAW.
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Tribute OF Respect.

Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst our
worthy brother. John J. Finley, Sr., who
died December Goth, 1891, aged G6 years.
Therefore, be it
Rcsolocd BY Storoville Alliance, No.
21l, that by the death of brother Finley
the Alliance anu community at large have
suffered grievous loss, and that we ex-
tsnd our heartfelt sympathy to bis
stricken and bereaved family.
Resolued, That copy OF these resolu-
tions be sent to the ReoplcS Advocate and
Anderson INTELLlGENcER. with the re-
quest that they publish them.
w. D. GRAY,
JOHN L. MOORE, Committee.
S. A. PURDY,
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a Small Thing,

Yet a most valuable article on the farm,
is ditching shovel, and to got one Of
steel fully warranted, which will be re-
placed in case of defect by new one,
and having to pay the usual low price for
good shovel is indeed saving to The
buyer, and insures him absolutely against
loss. The "SulliYan" shovels, sold by
Sullivan Hardware Company, are sold
and warranted as above stated. The
"Nimrod" Axes gro also specially Of
this firm. 1t will in fact pay every buyer
OF hardware to amino the goods OF the
Sullivan Hardware Company before clos
ing trade.
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city in this vicinity--no deaths, no we'd
dings and no nothing.
We'll, Mr. Editor, we will close for this
timo by wishing you and your many
readers prosperous and happy New
Year, and will subscribe myself as
WACO
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on tie second Monday in February. O
wednesday morning the following Gran
and Petit Jurors were drawn, The former t
serve through the year and the latter ftl
this Term:
GRAND JURORS.
J. M. Sullivan, Anderson.
Jas. A. Jolly, Hopewell.
Jas. H. Harper, Honea Path.
Lemuel H. Wclborn, Garvin.
Robt. R. Keaton, Martin.
Alex. w. Coppedge, Anderson.
San'l. W. Williford, Jr-, Rock Mills.
John n Pennell, Martin.
James c. Shirley, Martin.
James +. Drake, Broadaway.
James II. Ashley, Hall.
James A. Rickets, Honea Path.
George w. Sullivan, Williamson.
John r. Trip, Brushy Creek.
Robert B. Dean, Varennes.
Ambrose P. Williams, Pendle.on.
Samuel NJ. Bolt, Hopewell
James N. Shirley, Honea Path.
PETIT JURORS.
Samuel T. Richey, Martin.
Joseph ". O'Briant, Rock Mills.
James P. Haynie, Broadway.
George ". Fant, Bolton.
Samuel NJ. Watt, Hall.
James L. Geer, Broadway.
John T. Long, Brushy Greek.
A. F. Shearer, Savannah.
john D. King, Martin.
John G. Watkins, Pendleton.
Rufus r. Beatty, Varennes.
I. P. Clinkscales, Bolton.
Robert C. Cunningham, Anderson.
Preston +. Acker, Varennes.
J. Harvey Little, Rock Mills.
VIM. J. Stevenson, Varennes.
James R. Mcdaniel, Hopewell.
Joseph J. Galley, Hall.
A. Yancy Shirley, Hopowell.
G.. Hayward Mahon, Williamson.
M. Fl. Moore, Fork.
T. F. Reed, Varennes.
Lawrence e. Hall, Corner.
Daniel S. Chamblee, Rock Mills.
G. i. Anderson, Williamson.
Jacob X. Duckworth, Hopewell.
John P. Iedbetter, Fork.
Chesley M. Duckworth, Garvin.
William L. Dobbins, Fork.
John j. Cooley, Williamson.
VIM. D. Brown, Anderson.
81. g. Anderson, Hopewell.
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LEMON EnIXIR.
4 Pleasant Lemon Drink.

For Billiousness, Constipation and Ma
laria, take Lemon Elixir.
For Indigestion, Sick and Nervous Head
ache, take Lemon Elixir.
For Sleeplessness, Nervousness aud
Heartfailure take Lemon Elixir.
For Fevers, Chills and Debility. take
Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough organic
regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not fail
you in any of the above named diseases,
all Of which arise from 4 torpid liver,
stomach kidneys or bowels.
Prepared onl ly by DR.. II. Motley, At
lanta. Ga. SOC. and 81 bottles at drug
gsts.
Lemon Hot Drops.
Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarscness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia,
Hemorrhage and all throat and lung dis
eases.
An elegant and reliable preparation:
twenty-five cents at druggists. Pre-
pared only by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta Ga.
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Lemon Hot Drops.

When Baby was sick, We gavo he7 c.ato7la,
When she YVES Child, shc cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
Wien she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Ask your Grocer for White Rose Leaf
Lard and Buffalo Hams. tt
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Gentlemen of tho Jury.

The Court Of General Sessions conycnes
on the second Monday in February. On
wednesday morning the following Grand
and Petit Jurors were drawn, The former to
serve through the year and the latter for
This Tar1n.
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are, and then refers indefinitely to some
incident of which for the minute you are
totally ignorant. Then he laughs and
looks hurt because you do not follow suit,
giving him dazed sort of idiotic look
instead. Finally he says: swell, so long,
old fellow" and when he gets fifteen OF
twenty feet away you suddenly remember
that you met him one evening winter be-
fore last and that his name is Smith.
The Spartanhurg correspondent of the
State, under date of the 10th inst, says:
1.-THE Wolf and Tiger Mining Company
of South Carolina was to day organized in
the Office of Stanyarne Wilson by the
election of s. W. Jordan of Seneca as
President, D. a. P. Jordan of Greenwood
Yice.President and H. X. Sullivan of An
derson Secretary and Treasurer, and a
Board of Directors consisting of these
officers and J. NJ. aud N. B. Sullivan Of
Anderson. The capital of the company is
100000. 1t is organized for the purpose
of extensive gold mining operations in
the Holly Springs neighborhood in this
County. 1t is said to be the beginning Of
a great enterprise, which means new
and valuable development of our already
matchless County. The company is COM
posed of gentlemen of large capital and es-
tablished business capacity"
VIII we have war with Chilli? Every
one now is asking his neighbor what he
thinks Of the chances of war. Apparently
this Is because Frank Leslic's WeeHg de-
voted 80 much space to illustrating the
wonderful ships Of the new navy. a most
interesting picture is shown of the Mia.-
tonon.oh, which is the strongest boat in tie
new navy. Every one whp wishes to sec
what a magnificent boat she is should not
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l GQ6 SGCOuU Wo6k Ol leap yeaCs
Ministers permits over the Richmond
& Danville Railroad for 1891 are extended
and made good until January 3lst, 1892, by
which time the new permits for 1892 will
be issued and in the hands of our clergy.
Next week Is Carnival Week in Au-
gusta, and it is going to be an interesting
occasion. The round.trip railroad fare
from Anderson is S206. Tickets will be
on sale 26th and 9th, good to return until
30th.
Messrs. Alex. Zachary & Sons have ap-
pointed L. 81. Seel to handle their garden
seeds in Andersen. Mr.. Seel will keep q
full supply on hand during the season.
Messrs. Zachary's seeds never fail to give
satisfaction.
Attention is directed to Messrs. @. F..
Jones & Co.'S. new advertisement, which
should be read carefully. These gentle
men are making big reductions in prices
on winter goods, and if you want bargains
call on tRem at once.
Taking effect Sunday, January 18th,
1892, mixed trains Nos. 60 and 81, oyer
the Richmond & Dsnville Railroad will
be run tri-weekly between fewberry and
Greenville, making round trips on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
A Russian doctor traces the grip back to
the ninth century. he says it meanders
around for three or four years and then
retires from business for twenty years or
more. It may be some comfort to those
who have wrestled with it that it will
give them rest for twenty or more years
before it tackles them again. Just grin
and bear 1t, and keep out Of the bad
weather.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Niesfychana katastrOfa.
Zatoniecie wyspy ma Oceanic spo
kojnym.

LoNDyN, IL lipca. - Dopiero te-
raz nadchodzi tn wiadomosc o stra-
sznej, nies1ychanej katastrofe, kt6ra
nastapi}a juz pred dwoma tygodnia-
mi. Oto skutkiem wybuchu wulka-
nu podmorskiego, Geese wyspy San
cir, ma oceanic Spokojnym, zapad4a
sic W morze. Jedenascie wsi zatone-
10. Skutkiem katastrofy zginefo
1900 mieszkanc6w wyspy. Wyspa
Sangir ley pomiedzy wyspa Celebes
wyspami Filipihskiemi, ma 837 ki-
lometr6w kwadr. obszaru iliczy 30,
900 mieszkalc6w, pochodzenia ma,
lajskiego. Nalezy do Holandyi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Iskierki teIegrafczne z "a 0ceanu.

LoNDyN. - Ksiezna Walii wye
cha4a dis z Kopenhagi powrotem
do IAnglii. zegnafa jq kr6lewska TO-
dzina dunska oraz car carowa ro-
syjscy.
BERLIN. - Redakcya "Koeln.
Ztg." obiecuje ciekawe odkrycia co
do tego, W jaki spos6b przedstawi-
cicle Bismarcka chcieli ja przy po-
mocy przekupstwa wciagnaG do wal
XII przeciw rzadowi.
LoNDyN. - z inicyatywy lorda
mayora zbierane So sk1adki dla ofar
strasznego pozaru W St. Johns, N.F.
PARYz. - w Antrilliers, O pieG
mil cd Paryza, zn6w 4 osoby zmar}y
ma cholere.
BERLIN. = Konsul francuzki W
LlpSku p. Jackot zostaf ooWofany
powodu awantury, jaka zrobif W
miejscu publicznem.
LoNDYN. - Rezultat wybor6w
jest taxi, re nawet konserwatyscl
przyznaja, IL Gladstone bedzie miaf
SO miejsc wiekszosci.
STRAssBURG. =: Ma rzece pod
tenn miastem wskutek przewr6cenia
sic 1odzi utone}o II os6b, bior2cych
udziaf W wycieczce letniej.
Parry. - Znany wynalazca no
wego systematu leczenia wsciekllzny
Pasteur, kt6ry dopiero co wy7dro-
vial ciezkiej choroby, zapadAznoW
ma cholere. i,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Polaey ma obezyznie.

: / W Berlinie istnie eie Tow pol
skich piekarzy kt6re W tych dniach
urzadzi}o obch6d pierwszej rocznicy
swego istnienia. T. owarzystwo o Ii
czy przeszfo go cz}onk k6w.
t;B. uczniowie SIX oily polskiej W
Paryzu urzadzili W tych dniach
uroczysta wycieczke do Chat illon,
gdzie znajduje sic klasztor i och chron-
ka polskich SIS. .Domi inikanek igdzie
pred laty 5ociu by}a+ za1ozona przez
ien. Dwernickiego nnych pierwsza
szkofa polska. Wy eieczka odby}a
sic w1asnie dla uczczenia tego jubi-
leuszu. IT,. -. :, .-.
tWSalzbrunn, W A ustryi, ma cmen-
tarzu miejscowym IN ajduje sig kika-
nascie nagrobk6w polskich, Miedzy
innemi spoczywaja tam zw}oki s.p.
Benedykta Ksczyhsk lego, jenera}a
wojsH polskich. ~, =. -: -. +.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Telegramy z Europy.
CHOLERA W EUROPE.
Szczeg6ty zaburzeniach W Astrachanlu
Srodki zabezpiecze enia przedsiebrane
przez wszyst tkie pahstwa
europejskie.

PETERsBURG, IL lipca. - Wszyscy
przyznaia, ze cholera czyni W Rosyi
ogromne postepy. - z Baku W
Kraju zakaukazkim donosza, re tam
Gala prawie ludnost opu$cifa miasto;
fabryki usta}y; nawet policya uciekfa
precz. "
LonDYN, II lipca. -Zaburzenia
W Astrachaniu powodu srodkow
sanitarnych, max Azanych przez Rad
powodu cholef fy, by}y znacznie
groznieisze, niz podawano pierwo-
tnie. T4um napadf na szpitale, spalil
ie pomordowaf twielu lekarzy i po-
sfugaczy szpitalnych, nastepnie ma
padf ma pa}ac CUB ernatora. W obro-
nie swej guberna tor zastrzelif sam
wIasnorecznie try zech napastnlkow.
Przyby4e wkr6tce wojska zabify osob
kilkanaScie. Dwustu ludzi W "a
mieszkach zastrzelono. Powodem "a
burzeh by}a puszczona pomieedzy
t}um pog}oska, ze chorych doktorzy
zabieraja do szpital6w bez powodu
re tam zakopuja ich do grobow
zywcem.
LoNDYN, IL lipca. - Z Bu}garyi,
Hiszpanii i Portugalii telegrafuja,
ze rzady tych panstw zarzadzify mai
energiczniejsze srodki W, celu, niedo-
puszczania cholery. Pzybywaj2ce
okreta beda poddawane kwarantan-
ME.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
w. w. AstOr zmarf.

LoNDYN, IL 1ipca. - William
Waldorf Astor, milioner Amerykah-
ski, gfowa rodziny Astordw, zmar}
dis tutaj ma zapalenie pfuc. Urodzif
sic W. r. lS48 W New Yorku i by}
wnukiem Jana Jak6ba Astora, "a
}ozyciela ,,dynastyi'' milioner6w.
Po ojou otrzymaf W. spadku fortune
wynoszqca ami mniej ami wiecej, niz
$50 milion6w dolar6w. Ukonczyf
szkofe prawa; byznesami zajmowaf
sic mafo, wiecej polityka. By} kon-
gresmanem i senatorem, a "a PREF.
Arthura posfem do W}och.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12

W Bluffton, Mich, aresztowa-
ma zosta}a poe cztmistrzyni pani White
"a. roztrwonienie funduszow rza-
dowych. .
w Belo lit, Wis, wiasciciel fa-
bryki machin y zostaf zabity W ia.
bryce wskute k pekniecia kamienia.
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derzy} W beczki nafty W tartaku D..
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fabryk W Ho mestead, Pa. ma utor-
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sprawy mofderstwo. Jako dowod
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fotografe, 4dejmowane z jskiejs
wiezyczki. Ma tyeh fotograGaeh
MONA pozna$ ludzi bioracych udziaf
W walce. 1885,:
-Ludnos& New Yorku, podlug
getty Direct ory" wzrosfa cd czasu
ostatniego spfsu, o 100000 osob.
Obecnie New York ma posladac
1869. sos mie eszkahc6w. :....
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przejechany przez kolej W pobllzu
Chesterton, Ind. zabity ma mieiscu.
Z Washingtonu donosza, re Wi
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wienie, ze N lie otrzyma1 ponownej
nominacyi. Podobno ma pleWszaa
wiesc Q tenn Eemdlaf!...
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pozaru W St. Johns, N. +. doehodzaa
do 20 million 6w dolar6w.