davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-01
Sobota, dnia Pazdziernika 1892 r.
ki os6b paddy ofara hurags.
nu.
NOtatki telegraficzne zagranicy.

NOCaCkl CeleSraHcZloZ Il ZaSiduiCy'
= W Paryzu znany autor
dramatyczny librecista, H.. j.
Cremieux odebra} sobie zycie.
Byia to jedna re znakomitosci
paryzkich. Powode N samob6j-
stwa podobno ob}ad umys}owy.
- Tajemnicze morderstw"
spe}nione zostalo W miejscowo-
Sci Douglas na wyspie Man.
Bogaty kupiec Manchester
6. B. Cooper, przybywszy z
zona ma kilkotygodnio pobyt
do jednego miejscowych no.
fellow, zamordowa} ia tam. Po.
w6d zbrodni niewiadomy..
Ksiaze Rudolph Turn
und Taxis z cesarskiej rodziny
austryackiej, pred 80 laty
pozbawiony tytu}u i praw
ksiazecych z powodu ma}zeh-
stwa z dziewczyna z ludu,
zosta1 obecnie przywr6cony do
godnosci i praw spadkowych.
z Berlina donosza, IL
zwrotnikarz Gebert z Herms-
dorf zosta} skazany ma 5 lat
wiezienia "a wykolejenie po-
ciagu w celu zemsty mad
jednym ze swych zwierzchni'
k6W.
= Gladstone po odbyciu
rady ministeryaInej wyjecha}
wezoraj Z Londynu / pojechaf
do Howarden, pozostanie tam
do kohca pazdziernika.
= w Hamburgu by}o one
gdaJ 80 nowych wYpadk6w
cbolery ! "A smierci.
L Pragi donosza, IL ary-
stokrata czeski hr. Steinberg,
utraciwszy ogromne sunny ma
wyscigach konnych, usi}owa}
zakodczyczycie samob6jstwem.
Uratowano go.
I Odessy W Rosyi dono,
sza, il zapanowasa tam chole-
IA. Onegdaj og}oszono 10 wy
padk6w zarazy.
-Kard. francuzki Lavigerie
powr6ci} Z w6d do swej rely.
dencyi arcybiskupiej W Algie'
RE. Zdrowie pra}ata jest W
bardzo dobrym stanie.
I Berlina donosza, IL W
Bayreuth panuje epidemicznie
tyfoidalna goraczka.
= Do Rzymu przyby}a de-
legacya obywateli w3oskich,
zamieszkafych W Brazylii, re
skarga ma krzywdy i'm wyrza-
diane przez policye i Rad bra
zylijski.
= w Amsterdamie by}o
onegdaj II nowych wypadk6w
cholery i Z smierci. Choroba
zaczyna sic stawat epidemi"
czna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-01
Wyb0r prezydenta W Meksyku.

MEKsYK, 3Ogo wrzesnla.-
Prezydent rzeczypospolitej
Meksyku Diak zosta} obrany
ma ten sam urzad ma nastepne
czterolecie, poczawszy cd 1go
grudnia 1898 do 1go grudnia
1897.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-01
KatWo

dzierzawc6w precz. :. hatwo
wyobraziG, jake zaburzenla
moga bye tego nastepstwem.
Cabinet chce przedsiewziac
wszelkie srodki, ably tylko ME
dopusci6 do tel ostatecznosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-01

podr6znych re statku Bohemia
wyladowalo dis reszta ma
wyladowaG. P6zniej wykadza
parowiec i }adunek z niego
przewioz4.
DR.. Byron wyda} o p6}nocy
taxi biuletyn; Pacyent6w ma
cholere 3, ma ospe 33, rekon-
walescent6w 33, jeden wypa-
dek smierci. Zmar}y przyby4
parowcem Stonington.
Parowiec Muenchen linii
Norddeutschsr Lloyd, kt6ry
przywi6z} 1900 podr6znych,
stana} u dolnej kwarantany
PREY Baltimore. Wszyscy ma
pok1adzie So zdrowi. Parowiec
Gera tejze samej linii, Z 96S
podr6znymi, zosta} uwolniony
z kwarantany.
Ze StOlicy ZwiazkOwej.
PAM Harrison ma sic zna.
cznie lepiej.
Nowy hiszpa6ski pose3, Don
Enrique Dupuy de L o m e Z
wczoraj przedstawif sic prezy,
dentowi wymleniono zwyk1e
grzeczaosci.
Ma opr6znione rome miejsca
mianowa1 prezydent: Orlando
II. Baker Z Iowa konsulem W
Kopenhadze; Rawson f. Nc
CrIlles Z Massachusetts,, kon.
sulem W Denia W HiszpaniI,
J. H. Drake Z S. Dakota, kon..
sulem W Kehl W Niemczech;
John G. Sundberg, wydawca
Pacific Medical Journal" Re
San Francisco, konsulem W
Bagdadzie; A. H. Lawrie z II.
linois, agentem handlowym we
Friedburgu; John P. Eirick Z
Ohio, agentem haudlowym W
St. Pierce j Jasper Smith, Z
obwodu Columbia, takimze a
gentem W Turynie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-01
Tyfon ma wyspach Malilla.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, 3Ogo
wrzesnia.-Konsul hiszpa1skl
W Hongkong W Chinach otrzy-
mai wiadomose, il wyspy Ma
nilla inne lezsce W poblizu
ma oceanic spokojnym ulegly
strasznej klesce wskutek ME-
slychanego tyfonu (burzy).
Zniszczenie Jest ogromne. Set
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-01
Ze seen mafienskich.

iona. o, So chwile, kiedy pragne-
}abym bye mezczyzna. -.
MAJ. Naprzykad?
zona. Kiedy przechodze ko}o ma
gazynu mod. -. Mysle sobie, wte-
dy: jak by}abym szczesliwa, kupiw-
sly mojei zonie nowy kapelusz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-01
Telegran7 KrajOVe.
Cleveland W New YOrku.

waniu. Mn6stwo os6b W ciagu
dnia odwiedza}o go, a wieczo'
rem odby}a sic u niego recep,
cya, kt6ra trwa}a do p6}nocy.
Kampania demOkratyczna.
w De Kalb, ILL.,, przema.
wia} wczoraj posed do kongre.
su Springer W obec bardzo
licznego zgromadzenia.
We Fairfield, Huron Co.,
o., przemawia} Senator John
Sherman. By}a to jego pier
wsza nova W tegorocznej
kampanii; obra} do tego l4.ty
obw6d kongresowy z powodu,
re wre tam zacieta walka po-
miedzy kandydatami ma pos36w
do kongresu. Oko}o 5000 os6b
slucha1o jego mowy.
W Cary, Ill. odby}o sic tax
zwane Pole Raising" demo
kratyczue, to jest wzniesienie
zerdzi 2 chorqgw!a Z naplsem
cleveland 81 otrvenson," ME
daleko republikaGskiej starej,
q nazwish am Harrison u Reid,
Adwokat William Prentiss
mia1 g16wuq move przy tel
uroczystosci, i zaprosi4 obec,
nych, zw}aszcza republikanow,
ma wieczorne wielkie zgroma'
dzenie o godz. s.
Wieczorem otworzy} posie-
dzenie w. P. Thompson, go.
racy zwolennik demokracyi
tamtejszej i stary zo1nierz,
zar6wno przez republikan6w
jak i demokrat6w szanowany.
Znowu g}6wna move miaf
Prentiss, kt6ry przez ] godzi-
ny m6wi1 o taryfe.
Po MEM przemawia} Kraft
20 niemiecku, ale zacza} /
sko6czy} swoje move po
angielsku. - Og6lne usposo.
bienie W Gary, III. i okolicy,
gdzie szczeg6lniej wielu Mem,
cow - dotychczas przewaznie
republikan6w - mieszka teraz
mocno Skfanla sic ma strone
Altgelda. Wielu Mich odda
swe glosy takze Clevelandowi,
iednakze wielu bedzie takich,
kt6rzy krajowy tykiet republi'
ka1ski popra, a Stanowy de-
mokratyczny.
Zasypani g0rnicy.
z Ironwood, Mich, donosza,
re W kopalni Norrie = gdzie
W skutek usuniecia sic ziemi
zosta}o zasypanych 10 g6rni-
k6w - ME zupe}nie stracono
nadzieje uratowania nieszcze,
sliwych. Ocalonoj jednego, mia
nowicie Thompsona, kt6rego
znaleziono przy poczatku robot
nieprzytomnego, ale zywego, i
unieszczono go W szpitalu,
gdzie wyzdrowieje zapewne.
1000 g6rnik6w zajmuje sic
ratunkiem. Wieczorem wczoraj
daily sic z wnetrza s}yszec sy-
gna}y odpowiadajace ma sygna,
}y ratujacych; ale p6zniej juz
sygnaiy te usta}y ME wiado
mo, czyli rzeczywiscie by}y
dane, czy tez by}y z}udzeniem.
Eksplozya kotfa parowego.
z Du Bois, Pa, nadchodzi
wiadomos6: Krotko po p6}no-
cy dis (w piatek) rano W po-
.blizu Grove Summit pek} ko-
cie1 lokomotywy kolei Buffalo,
Rochester & Pittsburg, i Levi
Wise i Charles Flynn, kondu.
ktor lokomotywy i palace, 20,
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Rok III.

czynna, a nadto przystep byi
ul'udnion,y, gdyz zagradzaf go
wysoki parkan siec SYN, ma
kt6rych sta}o mn6stwo wago,
now Nakoniec mus'ano usta.
vic sikawke ma niskim wozle
i tax ia przysun4e do ognia.
Me wiadomo W jaki spos6b
powsta} pozar. Wieksza czssc
towar6w spalonych miano
przewiezt dalej ma zach6d.
Nakoniec zdecydowali sic.
Po rozlicznych intrygach
tax Irlandczykdw jak i Mem
COW, nakoniec przecie komitet
powiatowy Rampant miano-
wal kandydatem ma urzad wy
r6wnania podatk6w pana .J.
Dahlmanna, Polaka, W miejsce
gen. R. J. Smitha, kt6ry W
swoim czasie rezygnowaa.
NieszczesIiwy wypadek.
Przy budujacym sic domu
pod nrami IS, So i 80 Canal
str, wczoraj zapad}o sic rusz-
towanie, W skutek czego dw6ch
robotnik6w smiertelnie zosta}o
pokaleczonych.
Rusztowanie by}o przymo'
cowane do ram u okien dru.
giego pietra. Thomas Priest
ma MEM sta} w}asnie, ale uczu-
wszy, ze sic chwieje, zeskoczyf
do wnetrza bpdynku przez
okno. Patrick Horan zas i
Dennis Mupow pracowali na
cole pod rusztowaniem, kt6re
spadio ma mich niespodziewa
nie. Horan ma klatke pier
iowa z}amana, a Mupow ma
9zaszke rozbita. :. Obydwu "a
wieziono do szpitala powiato'
uego, gdzie prawdopodobnie
umra.
DrObne NOtatki.
- Prof. DR.. Habdank Du-
nikowski wyiezdAa Chicago
dzisiaj wieczorem oko}o godz.
5 i udaje sic praedewszystkiem
do Cleveland, o.
= Przeciw tutejszemu ,,tru-
stowi" gazowemu znowu wnie.
siono do sad6w skarge o to, re
tworzy zwiazek. .nieprawny.
= Sletni Miko1aj Laski, kt6.
ry we czwartek wypad} by} z
woza weglami pred SVEN
mieszkaniem pod nrem 372 N.
Carpenter str, umar} wczoraj
W szpitalu powiatowym.
- Sletni ] 6zef Purcell umar1
wczoraj W SVEN Emieszkaniu
pod nrem 31O3 Lincoln str. z
powodu, re zbytecznie objad4
sic lod5w, cukierk6w, czeko-
ladek iwypi} przytem ogromna
ilos6 woody sodowej, limonady
i t. p.
= John Killen, r.zam. pod n.
SO n. Market str, we czwar-
tex " Oak Park siedzia} ma
chodniku, widocznie do ME-
przytomnosci pijany. Zapro-
wadzono 60 na stacya policyj-
na, gdzie W ciagu nocy umar}.
- Piotr Riley, kt6ry W So
i'ote ubieg}a W rzezalniach 20
sta1 przejechany przez lokomo.
tywe kolei Michigan Central,
umar} wczoraj rano W szpitalu
powiatowym.
= Woz kolei linowej ma Ii.
nii Clark str. wczoraj ma La
Sale str. blisko Washington
str. uderzy} ma w6z rozwozacy
towary ,,Fairu". Ten ostatni
mH1 1ootol no ozoSoi roztr1o
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czeka}a ma rozkaz do powrotu,
kiedy wydarzy}a sic eksplozya.

czorem pod nrem l39 Hester
street pope}niono tajemnicze
morderstwo, kt6rego ofara by{
starry ciesla, veteran G. A. r.,
Frank Paulsen. Znaleziono
60 W mieszkaniu lezacego we
krwi, 2 g}owa straszliwie po'
kaleczona toporem, morderce
widziano uciekajacego domu.
Pod}oga, sciany powa}a by}y
krwia obryzgane i walka, iak
sic zdaje, by}a zacieta. W rece
zamordowanego znajdowa{a sic
garsc w1os6w ciemno bru
natnych.
Aresztowano uiejakiego
Franka w. Rohl, 80 letniego
Niemca, jako podejrzanego o
morderstwo. Znaleziono u ME-
60 top6r zakrwawiouy jeszcze,
a kiedy 90 aresztowano, pod
da3 sic dopiero po rozpaczh.
wynn oporze.
Taryfa przyjeta.
w Maurice, Ind, kompania
midland Steel Company"
podpisa}a taryfe og}oszona
przez Amalgsmated Associa,
ton i cd poniedzia}ku W jej ia
bryce rozpocznq sic roboty. W
fabryce tel jest zatrudnionych
400 robotnik6w.
Szeryf zastrzelony.
H. T. Nippel, szeryf W po-
wiecie Cowley W Stanie Kan
sas, kt6ry pred kilku dniami
pusci} sic W pogo6 "a rozb6j-
nikami, kt6rzy z banku W
Dexter zrabowali $4,000, 20
sta} zastrzelony widocznie
przez tychze rozb6jnik6w.
Waine aresztOwania.
w Homestead wczoraj wy
wo}a}o przerazenie niespodzie-
wane aresztowanie kilku czfon-
k6w Rady nadzorczej ,Amal-
gamated Association, obwi-
nionych 20 zdrade". Rozma-
wall oni spokojnie ma ulicy,
kiedy przystapiono do Mich i
aresztowano. Strajkerzy gro.
madzili sic oko}o namiot6w,
gdzie strzezono wiezni6w do
magali sic objasnienia, ale go
ME otrzymali. Aresztowanych
zawieziono do Pittsburgh, gdya
zachodzila Ottawa, re straj ke.
rzy przemoca ich uwolria.
Skarge zdrade wni6s}, jak
sic p6zniej okaza}o, tajny poll
cyant powiatowy Beltshoever
do sedziego Paxtona re Sadu
wyzszego Stanu Pennsylvania.
Aresztowani zostali Hugh
O'Donnell Thomas Crawford,
John Nc Luckie i trzydziestu
innych. Oskarzenie brzmi, IL
ciludzie, obywatele Stanu Pen,
nsylvania, wypowiedzieli Sta
nowi wojne, azeby naruszyc
ustawy / konstytucya stanu, i
re dnia 1go lipca W Homestead
oko}o siebie zgromadzili setki
ludzi uzbrojonych, by W zdra-
dziecki spos6b przeciw Stano-
wi zbrojnie wystapit, a TEN sa,
mem obowiazki swe jako oby.
wateli Stanu naruszyc. Sedzia
Paxton wyda} natychmiast
rozkazy aresztowania. W hi
storyi Stanu jest to pierwsze
oskarzenie o zdrade: dawniej
"a zbrodnie taxa by}a ustano-
wiona kara smierci, a teraz, ko-
deks przepisuie 12letnie karne
wiezienie.
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z kWarantany.

w Camp Low sko1czy sic
kwarantana W poniedzia}ek,
jesli uie bedzie nowych cho-
rych, a pania Donuz, jedyna
pacyentke, wypuszcza. Pa
cyenci ma Swinburne's Island
maia SIG dobrze. Wczoraj 200
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DZieci sa OkrODne.

50-letnia pani x, udajaca 3O-letnia,
do przyjacioski:
o.. Nied}ngo bede juz sta
"a. -. W}osy zaczynaja mi wycho-
dzic!
Dwunastoletni synek J6zio pre-
rYwa jej:
= Taxi. To czego mama nie
zamyka szufadki, gdzie zawsze So
many wsosy ma noc?!!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-01
Przybycie parOwc0w.

Przybycie parOwcOw.
Brow Head: Przeszed} E.
truria Z N. Y, City of Chester
Z n. Y.
Liyerpool:: Cufic z N. Y.
KinsaJe: Przeszed} Morse.
man Z Bostonu.
Ne,D YORK;: City of Berlin
Z Liverp., Massalia Neapolu,
Egyptian Monarch Z Hull.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-01

W wielkiej hall szkOlnej przy
u'icy Bradley.
Wszyscy obywatele So IA
proszeni. Wstep bezp}atny.-
Dobrzy mowcy i znani oby.
watele wystapia mowami.
Ma zgromadzeniu tenn bedaie
nova o wszystkich sprawach
politycznych najwiecej zajmu'
jacych i waznych W chwili
obecnej.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
IVES is KING.
The Young Napoleon T1iumphs Over
"Wizard" Schaefer.

The Young Napoleon T1iumphs Over
"Wizard' Schaefer.
CHICAGO, March 19.-That played to-
night at Central Hall, was in many re-
spects one of the most interesting bill
lard games ever played in this country.
Jacob Schaefer and Harry G. Ives were
the contestants. Game, 800 points; con-
ditions, fourteen inch balk line, and
contest for worlds championship, car
rying with it Brunswick Bake Calender
company's silver trophy, $1,000 side
and gate receipts. The winner before
he can hold the title OF worlds cham
pionship will have to again contest it
with George F. slosson, the latter hav-
ing already issued challenge and
posted forfeit for match to be played
within sixty days. At the outset
Ives was quite nervous but
Schaefer was cool and collected. Ives
won first shot and scored nothing.
Schaefer scored As in the first inning.
|Ives regained his nerve in the second
inning, and the game to the finish was
carefully played. At the end of the first
hour eight innings were played, and
Ives, who had 1873 points, led Schaefer
by one. .s
Ives continued to gain and ran out
with 800 points in the forty-ninth in
nlng. His best run was 95; average,
| 16 15 40. Schaefer scored 400, his best
run being As, and average 10 19.48.
Schaefer's friends are greatly disap
nointed at the game he put up through.
out, while partisans of Ives are rejoiced
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
PLENTY OF TALKING.
Billy Maber Nearly Meets His Water

Billy Maber Nearly Meets His Water
loo.
There was a combination oratorical-
boxing contest at the Pastime club last
evening. The orators of the evening
were Mr.. Purcell OF Salt Lake and Mr..
Maber of Australia. The latter has a
very broad dialect and uses many words
which are unknown on this side of the
hemisphere. Mr.. Purcell uses very
vigorous language at times, in fact some
Of it would not look we'll in print.
Several hundred people paid dollar
to see ten-round scrapping match, and
not a talking contest. 1t was generally
known that both were 2:10 takers, but
there was some anxiety to know how
fast they could fight. Well, to make
long story short, Billy Maber, the crack
Australian lightweight, came within an
ace OF being put out. A shaker, as Billy
Shannon dubs it, under the chin in the
ninth round did the business. Purcell
showed up to be a much better man
than expected, while Maber did not
show to such good advantage as in for
mer contests. Whether this was due to
Purcell's windmill style or to his dis
abled hand, the writer knoweth not.
Probably it was combination Of
both. Purcell did nearly all the
leading, and had clearly the better
of the 60, although if there was one eff
fective blow struck during the ten
rounds the majority of the people failed
to Gee it. Maber got in three or four
straight jabs during the ten rounds at
intervals, but he did not reach his op-
ponent's physiognomy with that degree
of regularity that lis admirers expected
and he also showed to great disadvan-
tage when rushed. Purcell has very
bad temper.which is detriment to any
fighter, and he also gradually tires him
self out by the constant movement of
both his right and left hands. 1t was
owing to this that be was too tired to
put Maber out in the ninth
and tenth rounds. It would not
have taken a great deal to settle the
Australian, as he was clearly not fit to
fight from some cause or other, and he
is very fortunate that he did not suffer
the same contretemps that befell one
George La Blanche. Purcell was cheered
at the conclusion of the. contest bv his
admirers, and he offered to fight Maber
to finish at 140 pounds. Maber made
a talk and stated that his left hand was
disabled early in the contest, which he
claimed accounted for his poor showing.
Purcell tried the La Blanche swing
several times, but it did not prove very
effective, owing to the fact that he tele-
graphed of it's coming. The referee
called the affair draw.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20

ford boys flourishing red color and the
State university blue and gold. Three
hundred Stanford students came from
Palo Alto on special train, and the
Berkeley men were out in full force. An
amusing incident was the fact that
when the game was called at O'Clock it
was found no one had remembered to
bring football, so an immense crowd
had to wait an hour while a mounted
messenger FASTENED into town after a
ball. Play was commenced shortly
after O'Clock, and the Stanford team
Immediately showed it's superiority.
Its team work was very fine
and won them the game. Clemans, a
new player, distinguished himself and
made the star plays of the game as half
back for Stanford. Stanford made all
its points in the first half, scoring one
goal and two touch downs. In the
second half the Stanfords did not try to
increase the score but devoted their
energies to blocking the university team,
with such success that when time was
called the latter had made but two
touch downs and safety touch, thus
scoring ten points. Considerable betting
was INDUCED in and although the STAN
fords aggregated thirty pounds more
weight than the university, the odds
were 8 to l against them on account of
the team being newly organized. To
night the Stanford and university men
attended a spectacular performance at
the Bush street theater. Each college
occupied half of the theater.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
Extravagance in Smoking.

Nestor Gianaclis is bright young
Greek who some years ago moved to
Cairo and engaged a small army of dark
skinned men. women and children to
make cigarettes for Americans to
smoke.
Mr.. Gianaclis is said to be the best
judge of tobacco in the world. Last
year 2,500,000 of his cigarettes passed
through the Boston custom house and
during one month 10000 have been en-
tered there. These cigarettes pay duty
of four dollars pound and are sold at
five cents apiece or forty cents for box
of ten cigarettes.
By actual experiment it costs one-half
cent minute to smoke an Egyptian
cigarette, which makes them probably
the most expensive thing in the smoking
ine.-Boston Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20

the National league clubs, but his re-
lease was not to be had, and he finished
that season with Minneapolis, doing
excellent work. He remained with the
Minneapolis club during the season of
'9l and 1872, until the teams disband-
ing, when he joined the Oconto team
of the Wisconsin league, where Manager
Glenalvin secured him for the Los An
geles club.
Tredway's fine batting and base run
ming will help materially to land the
local team around the top notch at the
end of the coming season, and his ad-
mirers in this section of the country
will expect him to fulfill their expecta-
tions of him. Los Angeles is to be con-
graduated on securing the services of
this excellent fielder and batter. He
will play left field.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
A NOTICE TO QUIT.
A Man Named Thomas Will Be Asked
to Leave Santa Ana.

In every community, says the Santa
Ana Blade, there turn up now and
again individuals whose brutal instincts
come to the surface, and every one is
shocked to hear of some untoward act
committed by these fiends incarpate.
Los Angeles has just got rid of a man
named Smith, who is serving 100 days
in the chain gang for insulting ladies
upon the streets.
For two weeks back ladies' and chill
dren OF Santa Ana have been subjected
to insults from one of these things, who
follows the avocation of tinker when
not engaged in his favorite occupation
OF following ladies and children about
the streets.
The fellows name is Thomas. and on
Wednesday last he received a drubbing
at the hands of citizen which he will
long remember.
Today, it is understood, this indi-
vidual will receive notice to quit, to
vamoose-and that in short order.
Strong intimations of riding him out ol
town on rail have assumed such 8
shape as to appear that summary meas
ures will be taken if he doesn't leave, sc
time will probably be taken by Che fore
lock, and he will be given chance tt
save trouble by leaving town between
two days.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
HERALD COUPON.
NINE TO FOUR
Was the Score in the Third Game
with San Diego.

Was the Score in the Third Game
with San Diego.
SAN DIEGO, March 19.-The Los An
geles league team won the third game of
the series today in a canter. Stafford
and Rogers were in the points for "The
Angels" and the local team made but
few hits and but four runs. Not much
enthusiasm is being manifested here,
owing to the disparity in the playing
strength of the two teams, although the
San Diego team is fair one and proba-
bly, one of the finest amateup clubs in
the state. Stafford gave evidence of
being fine pitcher and batsman. Man
ager Jost of the local team expressed the
belief today that "The Angels" were in
it with any minor league team in the
country. The right fielder of the local
club had hard time of it today chasing
long hits from the bats of the lefthanded
batsmen of the Los Angeles team. Score
Los Angeles, 8; San Diego, 4. The same
clubs play tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
The Father Had Objections.

A story is told on brakeman on this
division who got cured of flirting with
the girls as his train rolled by. At
one of the stations between here
and Santa Paula he made a practice
of throwing kisses at some young
ladies. and the other day as he was
induIging in the pleasurable pastime,
the father OF one of the girls happened
to be standing across the track and see-
ing the performance picked up stone.
and with unerring aim hit the would be
masher such blow on the back that 1T
nearly knocked him off the car. He will
be more careful in the future.-[Ventura
Free Press. t, .4;
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
GEORGE TREDWAY.
The Man Who Will Look After the
Left Garden.

George Tredway was born in Ironton,
o., and is 25 years of age. He first
commenced playing professionally with
the Dubuque, Ia, club in 1888, in the
Interstate league. He next season
played with the Denver club of the
Western league during the season of
'S9, and easily led that club in hitting,
with very fine average. The season of
go found him again with the Denver
club, with whom he rema ned until his
release was purchased by the Minneapo-
lis club OF the same league during the
latter part of the same season.
His splendid work with Minneapolis
and Denver attracted the attention Of
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
Boston Gets an Egyptian Antique.

The red granite column from the re-
mains of the temple at the site of the
Biblical Hanes, in Egypt, procured by
the Rev. DR.. W. e. Winslow, of the
Egypt exploration fund, from the exca-
vations, has just arrived at the Museum
of Fine Arts The capital is an exquisite
palm leaf design, and the total weight
is from six to seven tons. Only the
British museum has so fine column
among it's treasures.-Boston Adver-
tiSer.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
Deserving. Praise, ,

We desire to say to our citizens that for years
we have been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
Buckiens Arntca sa,ye and Electric Bltters,
and have never handled remedies that sell as
well, or thRt have given sueh universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and we stand ready 70 refund the
low their use These remedies have won their
great popularity purely ON thslf merits. G, f.,
Heinzemsn, drugeist,