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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-06-27
Telegranay 2 dnia 25go . 26go
CserqOca 1892.
Tammany o nOminacyi.

DeleSacl Iallnhany IIall
powr6cili z Chicago do New
Yorku w Sobote rano. Bur-
mistrz Grant juz W Sobote by1
W swojem bi6rze' zapytywany
o swoje podr6z, powiedzia}:
Ma Chicago ME nam po,
wodu skarzyc sic, DO re mna
postepowano uprzejmie; sly
sza}em jednak, re ME re wszy
stkimi delegatami obchodzono
sic dobrze. O nominacyi mic
ME moge innego powiedziec,
jak tylko, zr zdaniem mojem
kandydaci demokratyczni od-
niosa zwyciestwo. Cleveland
otrzyma wiecej g}os6w, nIz
przed czterema latv. Kazdy
cz}onek mnany Hall jak
najgorliwiej bedzIe placowa1,
azeby partyi demokrstycnnej
zapewnic zwyciestwo. Cleve-
land pozyska New York, a
nominacya Stevensona posEuzy
do tego, ze pozyskamy ieden
lub wiecej Stan6w zachodnich.
Do bieguna pofnOcnegO.
DIS (w poniedzia}ek) wy
p}ywa Z Brooklyna parowiec
miranda" do St, Johns, W
. Novel Fundlandyi, azeby "a
jac sic ratowaniem ekspedycyi
porucznika Peary. W St.Johns
cz1onkowie komitetu ratupko..
wego wsisda ua okret kite,
kt6ry zawiezie ich do Gren'
landyi.
Handlarze mebli.
w Cincinnati, Ohio, zbierze
sic konwencya handlarzy me-
bli z ca}ego kraju dnia 13, IA
i Is lipca T. b. Celem konwen-
cyl, ma kt6ra zaproszono pred
stawicieli re wszystkich Sta
now, jest za}ozenie Stowarzy-
szenia handlarzy mebli.
0 nieszczesciu kolejowem przy
Harrisburgu.
w czasie nieszczescia kole.
jowego ko}o Harrisburga II
os6b zycie straci}o; IS os6b
pokaleczonych znajduje sic W
szpitalu. Wszystkie te osoby
prawdopodobnie 'zostana przy
zyciu.
Do why, IL nieszczescie to
spowodowa}, przyzna} sic po.
sr6d 1ez telegrafsta H. S.
Hayes, kt6ry fa}szywym sy-
gna}em dozwoli} pociagowi
przejechat, podczas gdy tor
ME by} wolny.
Eksplozya kotfa parOwego.
W Sobote popo}udniu oko}o
godziny 4 eksplodowa} kocie1
parowy W fabrykach frmy
Consumers Ice Co." W New
Orleans, przy Magazine str,
pomiedzy ulicani Girod Ju.
liza. Natychmiast po eksplozyi
zapad3y sic injury fabryki i So:
siedniego budynku. W}asnie
W czasie eksplozyi przechodzi-
10 tamtedy dw6ch Negr6w,
kt6rych jeden natychmiast 20
sta1 zabity, a drugi smiertelnie
pokaleczony. = W sasiednim
domu mieszka}a familia nieja-
kiego Hilberta, z}ozona z 6
os6b, z trudnoscia tylko zycie
uratowala. Pow6d eksplozyi
niewiadomy, gdyA kocie2 pred
trzema dniami urzedowo opa-
I. ~ 81 Is a " q. 3 II,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-06-27

(Tezegramy Za0jqzku prasy 2
dpia 26 cz~a0ca 1922.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25
A Girls HERMAN.

During the rebellion in Chile ono
young girl had the chance Of distin-
gushing herself ut moment OF dam
ger, and hesitated not an Instant in en-
bracing II, This was the daughter OF
Don Claudio Vicuna, and her father
thus described the story Of her hero
ism TO the author of DARK Days in
Chile,"
One evening at o o'clock, during my
absence, my daughter was writing
some letters for me at n table. Sud-
denly she heard crash of broken
glass followed by loud explosion ut
the street end OF the room, and there
had been so much bomb work of late
that nstinctively she guessed what had
happened
Before she could collect herself sufli-
GENTLY to rush for the door, second
bomb was hurled In, and rolled almost
to her feet, providentially without cx-
ploding, This she picked up and threw
from the other window into the court
below; then, seeing that some brown
paper was smoldcring in half-open
box OF rifle cartridges, she quickly
dashed u large jug Of water over ~.
by this time the servants had rushed
In and succeeded in distinguishing tho
fire which had caught the curtains and
furniture.
But my brave girl, remembering that
| had gone unarmed took my revolver
and started out alone TO meet me on my
way home, and IL was not until had
been provided with the weapon that
she told me whit had happened.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25
The WIZ. Cheering words.

The rebel sympathizer In the wheel
house ran the ship, which was carry
ing Gen. butler 10 New Orleans, upon
the shoals, and In his book the General
says of that incident;
Then, looking NJ my situation, l be-
came almost overwhelmed md dis
trnctcd. Here ! was In an iron ship OF
800 tons, with hole In her 80 largo
that the water roso In tho forward
water tight compartments just rs high
Us the water on the outside; no officer
To advise me; the captain under guard;
the mate suspected, II not worse;
no one ON board who had any
more nautical knowledge than my
self, and with me more than 800 OF
my soldiers. whose lives depended upon
what might do because IL was GER
tain that the slip could not lay there
an hour after the sea rose, and her
position wns such that she would break
up and we should all perish.
Az | sat with my hand covering my
face, ! felt light touch ON my shout
der. | looked up and Mrs. Butler was
standing beside me. "Checr up" she
was saying, do the best you can, re-,
sumo your command, and perhaps all
! will be well.
u may be thought very singular that
Il had never occurred TO ma that my
wife was in the statcroom below, II
was enough jumped TO my feet and
became again the General commanding,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25

II IL science, since the doctors have
discovered for us that the furnishings
If our houses are the camping ground
Of lively unlinownblcs called bacteria.
The removal Of dust Is, therefore, not
only performance Of aesthetic ncces-
sity, but OF the greatest sanitary i'm.
portance ms we'll II IN not going too
fnr too say that there Is Just as much
need Of classes in the hygienes OF clean
ing and busting Us theirs Is of cooking
clnsscs,
The simple displacement Of dust isn't
busting, and the whisl,ing of the feather
buster is no more evidence OF cleanliness
than the pc session of many books now
ndnys is an evidence Of learning. A
room is busted only when the dust is
taken out of the room, and that is done
only when IL has been carried out OF the
room. This Is done by using n soft,
slightly dampened cloth TO dust with,
and by wiping the surface Of each arti-
Gle SLOWLY and with care not To throw
the particles Of dust up In the air,
whence they will settle again instantly
somewhere else.
The utility Of the feather buster ex-
cept for walls Is To bo doubted, and
oven for walls soft cloth Is better. A
thin silk cloth or u piece of checse-clotb
makes good buster. So does soft,
firm, wooden CLOTH but linen
aud cotton flannel leave lint behind
them. One woman uses all OF her
worn. out silk stockings for dusting, an
still another makes loose mittens out a
old wooden, which she puts on ns
busters A turkeys wing is admirable
10 get the dust out Of chinks and be-
tween rails, and chnmois gives last
polish better than anything else. The
best polish In all the world TO keep
furniture from looking dingy is the
following: Two tablespoonful cotton
seed oil; one tablespoonful turpcntine.
Instead Of cotton-seed oil, grout oil or
any good vegetable oil may be used.
This should be well rubbed into the
wood and then n last polish given with
chamois. This is the recipe of n famous
furniture dealer in New York.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25
A VERY SMOOTH TRICK.
Torrcli's Plan to Run tho Third Party
Movement.

Movement.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 4.--Third par
tyites at the National Industrial con-
vention yesterday received shock
that puralyzcd them, fguratively
speaking, for moment. The surprise
came in the shape of motion by Sec
rotary Hayes of the Knights OF Labor
A curious series OF events led to the
climax.
II. +. Terrell, of Texas, had been Sc
lected TO call the conference to order.
Though IL ordinarily takes an able
bodied man about twn seconds to
pound a desk with the gavel, tho
brainy looking Texan had smoothly
held supreme sway over the convention
for two mortal hours after he first
raped for order,
Had Hayes motion succeeded Ter.
rell would, it is believed by many,
have held control as long MS he desired.
Secretary Hayes moved that Acting
Chairman Terrell appoint the regular
committees, proceeding which would
practically have given the Texan en-
tiIt Vi NiS
Gen. Weaver declared the motion out
of order, and quickly made motion
that the convention proceed TO tempo
rary organization. The friends OF the
new movement Immediately rallied,
and carried the motion with tremen.
dous htrrah.
But" said IL. Il. Taubcneck, Of the
Illinois Senatorial fight fame, while
we were taken somewhat by surprise,
IL did not take our forces but minute
to rally. 1t Is easily seen what move
Of that kind would have done. II
would have placed the whole convcn-
ton In the hands OF few men. For
tunately we were able 10 nip the
scheme in the bud"
Apparently the opponents of the
third party movement are In hopeless
minority. but u the clever ruse out
lined had succeeded, the chances arc
seemingly that they could have
laughed in the face OF the ma ority. AS
Il il, the latter IRE feeling jubilant, and,
as a prominent delegate said, 1--WE will
have a party OF our own In the field
and well sweep the country like d
whirlwind."
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25
work. Among the Indians.

Miss Grace Howard IL young lady
whose missionary work among the In
dams OF South Dakota has made her
name familiar one among people who
are themselves interested in philan-
thropic movements. She has been mar
yelously successful in winning the con-
fidence Of the Indians, who have come
to know and respect her on account OF
her ,od deeds among them. Sitting
Bull, White Ghost and others have
given her land for missionary purposes,
and General Morgan, the commissioner
of Indian affairs, allows her 81, 900
year to help carry on her work. Her
father and her New York friends built
house for her up there. She has about
thirty Indian girls and children living
with her, and she looks after their phys
ical, their mental and their spiritual well
fare. When she came from Dakota she
brought with her blind Indian boy,
took him over to Boston and placed
him in an institution there to see what
could be done for him. The Indians
call her "The White Woman with the
Good Heart" and she works for them
with her big brain as well Us with her
good heart Not content with what
she and her personal friends can do
for them she is determined to carry
their wants TO broader plane and en-
list the government in her plans This
young lady, it should be added, is the
eldest daughter of Joe Howard. Jr.,
the well-known New York journalist,
who is justly proud of her and the work
she is doing so nobly and SO well.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25
FOSTER MAY RESIGN,
LIKELY TO GIVE UP THE TREAS.
URY PORTFOLIO.
He Is to Go to Europe for Rest--Pr"
posed Naval tration--Privatt
Pension Biils--Tho Appropriation fo
Indian Schools.

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, - Socretar,
Fosters friends fear he viii never taiS,
up his duties again as Secretary of tht
the Treasury, lie sails for Europ,
ostcnsibly for rest and change, but il
reality to consult with eminent special
lists to fully determine whether he ha,
Brights disease in an incipicnt form
The symptoms of Bright's disease dc
veloped 3 ore than month ago, when
Secretary Foster had gone to Fortress
Eonroe. II is stated that the physic
ians have not yet pronounced his
trouble Brights disease, but none oi
them are able TO assure him that the
malady is not making inroads on hi,
system. Ifit will do any good he may
go TO some of the German springs and
remain several months. Ills friends
say that If Secretary Foster is fully
convinced he has Brights disease he
will surely resign his position as u
Cabinet officer, and will further give
up all active business,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25
Tho Harp of Judea.
Az babylon, u fettored harp,

At babylon, u fettored harp,
lt hung above the tide;
In silence, save when through its franc,
The evening zephyrs sighed;
The voices hushod, 10 whose sweet strains
Its music measure kept,
Heart-hroken sat tho minstrel maids
Near by their love and wept,
Proud Babylon, Like set OF sun
Thy greatness passed away,
Thy palaces and mighty walls
Lie crumblod In decay;
Tho stream that laved thy garden beds,
Menndcrs as OF yore,
Tut II reflects thy domcs and spires,
In trembling shades, no more,
Yet does tho harp OF judca
Remain mourning Tyre,
In vain its Kindred bards have sought
To rouse It's ancient IRE;
Aud when invoked In song, II yields
Such sad and mournfui strains.
That ever speak OF silent grief,
Captivity and chains
II sorrows not Judeas pride
II yearns not for her King,
Nor for the happy days Of yorc,
That TO It's memry cling;
Tho children OF its early love,
Long since have ceased to roam;
Tho nations are their 'bding place,
The whole earth Is their homo,
And would ye know wherefore, Us moanD
The wind, this grloying siraint
Go ask Its minstrel sons abroad.
Beneath the tyr,lnts roiEa;
For only then viii this sad harp
Respond with Joy and mirth,
When liberty shall dawn It's light
On every climo OF earth,
Then take the harp OF Judca,
That long neglected Tyre
And once again It's living soul
win melody inspire;
hid II arise from It's ropoSo--
Its long protractcd sloep
And as OF old with magic touch
AcrosB the heart strings sweep,
Pueblo, Col A. u FRANKIE
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25
i. word for n, woman shopper,

How much nonsense has been written
about shopping and the ways and
means Of doing it, The lady with SO
much spare time on her hands that she
has nothing to do but to go in and out of
different shops, asking for things she
has no intention of buying, exists
chiefly in the brain Of the caricaturist.
She has furnished good deal of copy
in her day, poor thing! but, in the in
terests Of truth, she might now be
allowed TO die a natural death Much
observation of the ways of woman on
purchasing thoughts intent has
brought me to the conclusion that
the larger majority of women are as
expeditions as possible. They Will
spend whole morning shopping; but
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25
Fate of Private Pension mis-.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 24.-There are
many private bills before the Pension
committees of both Houses OF Congress
for increasing the pay of widows Of
army and navy officers, but the prob
ability is that most Of them will be
pigeonholed. There are also many mp
plications from volunteer officers to DO
placed on the regular army retired list
but the committees evince u disinclina.
ton to load down the retired list in
this way. The Senate Military com.
mittee recently made an exception,
however, in reporting favorably the
application of Gen, Napoleon j. T.,
Dana, veteran of the Mexican ana
Civil wars, on account of his excellent
record for brave and efficient service.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25
Tru.-IIenrted GIr,s.

Young men say they cannot marry
because the girls expcct SO much In the
way of fashionable living, that they
cannot afford IL on their small incomes.
But let MS tell these young men that
there are many truc-hcarted girls left
yet, who ARE ready TO help the man
whom they love 10 make home and
u character for uprightness and in
tegrity We have seen some loving
young wives who are brave enough to
say to their husbands: 1--WE must not
have this or that, because we cannot
afford IT," and who make paradise OF
the little home, and its few simple be.
longings. Let us see to IL that we do
our duty ms parents to make our young
people see the true ways OF daily living,
and what nre the nll-important sub
jects Of their thoughts.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25
TO VOTE FOR HIT.
New york's Delegates Receive Instruc-

tiona,
ALBANY. N, ", Feb sl,--The Demo-
Gratis Of Now York State in convention
assembled instructed their del, rates
to Chicago to present the name OF david
Bennett Hin rs candidate for the
Presidency. II also instructed its dele-
gates TO vote Ms q unit, their action on
any given proposition TO be determined
by a majority OF the delegation. Sen.
stor Hill in response to request APP
peared before the convention and de-
livered lengthy and carefully pre-.
pared speech.
The convention Endorsed the product
Of the Committee on Resolutions in the
shape of an extended platform. II in
many respects followed the sentiment
Of the resolutions which met the APP
probation of the Democrats at Saratoga
last fall II contains II pronuncia-
mento on the silver question calculated
to make Mr.. Hills hair curl The
seroiage OF the Saratoga platform on
this proposition declared; 1--WE are
against the coinage of any silver dollar
not of the intrinsic value OF any other
dollar"
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25
CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, February l7--Joint resolu-
ton requesting president TO return to
Mexico twenty one battle flags, now in the
museum OF the United States military
academy captured by the United States In
the late war with Mexico, passed. Quay's
bill for acquisition of certain portions OF
Mexico was indefinitely postponed. Bills
increasing limits OF cost OF public buildings
at st. Paul and Omaha, making them ST.
100000 and 5000 respectively passed.
Adjourned.
Indian appropriation bill was taken up In
committee OF the whole. Tho matter OF
500, 600 Indian school ut Carlisle, Pa, was
under consideration, and after much dis
c,ission without action the committee rose
and the house adjourned.
Washington, Fob. is.--palmer took THO
floor In support OF his resolution TO amend
the constitution so as to provide for cleo
ton OF senators by direct vote. Senator
Mitchell also advocated the amendment.
The subject went over. PETER, Berkins,
Morrill,, Allison Hale, Daniels, Dolph and
Turpie delivered eulogies on the late Sena-
tor Plumb and tho senate adjourned.
HOUSE
Presidents message relative to tho Choc-
tnw and Chickasuw claims was laid before
the house and read Speaker laid before
the house response Of secretary OF treasury
to request of house for information as to
authority by which the ~ per cent. lonn
was extended Committee reported bill
for exclusion OF Chinese; calendar. Tho
Indian appropriation bill was taken up In
committee OF the whole A dispute
arose as to silver and action of Grand
Army circular opposing It, Indian bill was
then discussed till adjournment
SENATE.
IVaol fnaton Fab 10 --RaaniutiDn was
presented requesting president to give in
formation as 10 progress OF negotiations
for reciprocal relations with Canada. Re
ferred Bin 10 continue in force present
Chinese restrictions was passed. Bill TO
provide FOR permanent system OF highways
In District Of Columbia outside OF Wash
ington, was discussed, but without action
the senate adjourned
HOUSE
House went into committee of the whole
on private calendar. The consideration or
bills served as means for a debate upon
silver, during which Harter held the floor
opposing free silver, and many attempts
were made to interrupt him. but he con-
tinued till committee rose. Adjourned.
SENATE
Washington, February 23.--Resolution
was adopted calling on the secretary OF
agriculture for copy Of report OF special
agent Of department OF agriculture on ex'
periments in rain making. Resolution for
investigation of general condition OF
Alarka vas adopted. Joint resolution for
international timetable agreement was
taken up, but it went over without action.
Pure food bill was under consideration
when senate adjourned
HOUSE
Very little was done. Reports OF com
mittees were made and placed on appro-
pirate calendar and house adjourned.
Great Britain has 2l7,600 union mine
workers.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25
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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25
A nSIpfui Virginia Girl.

In the family of George Munday, liv-
ing between Waterford and Wheatland,
the father, mother, son, and daughter
were all down with the grip, leaving
only the youngest daughter, Florence,
about IS years of age. to aid the rest.
She attended TO the household duties
and the sick, and for two or three days
fed and curried six horses. fed and
milked six cows, and also walked
through the snow about quarter OF
mile carrying corn, and when she
reached them, feeding II with straw and
fodder TO thirty head of cattle. Having
10 go to a neighbor to send for doctor
for one of her sick, their condition was
discovered, and, of course, there was
plenty of help afterward.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25

Readers curious in culinary matters
will be interested in the following
description of favorite dish in Eastern
harems. II consists of a lamb roasted
whole, after the manner Of q chest OF
Chinese boxes, each smaller than the
other, the lamb being stuffed with a
whole turkey, the turkey with a whole
chicken, the chicken with pigeon, the
pigeon with quail, the quail with a
becafieo, which is the smallest bard ex-
cept the humL,ing bird. Such dish
might be considered especially suitable
TO occasions when all the members OF a
family meet together, as there Is some
thing to suit every ones taste, and.
what is more, there is sure TO be plenty
of it.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25
California.


California is the most attractive and
delightful section of the United States,
if not of the world, and its many beau
tiful resorts will be crowded with the
best families of the East during the en-
tire winter. 1t offers to the investor
the best open opportunity for safe and
large returns from its fruit lands. 1t
offers the kindest climate in the world
to the feeble and debilitated; and it is
reached in the most comfortable man
ner over the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railroad. Pullman Vestibule Sleep
ing Cars leave Chicago by this line every
day in the year and go without change
or transfer through to San Francisco,
Los Angeles, and San Diego. This is
feature not offered by any other line.
Write to John J. Byrne, 62l Rialto
Building, Chicago, Ill, If you desire
any further information as to the
country and the accommodations for
reaching IT,