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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20
DEATH WAS KIND AT LAST.
But The Old..Negro1 Pa. sed A way
without ;sa's 'stsIImpse of His
Long Lost Roy. @

''a" WIG oiN. N.NeSf fUa 4" a@seu away
Without. "a Glimpse of His
,,...-..,. Long Lost BOY.
| had seen the old man on the
street and around the railroad
depot, and he was such a queer
looking old darky, and his wool
was so snowy white, and his
face so full of wrinkles, that l
asked about him.
"That's Uncle Bill, as we call
him." replied the colonel.
"Queer old man Years sand
years ago, directly after the war,
his son Henry left here and has
never been heard of since He's
probably dead. His wife and
all the other children are dead,
and the old man lives among
some kind hearted colored peo-
pie down the street. He goes to
the depot several times a day,
rain orr shine, to see the trains
come in. He has faith that his
boy will return some day, and
he wants to be on hand to greet
him."
That evening l found Uncle
Billy on the depot platform.
alert and anxious for the arrival
of : the train. When / asked
him if he expected anybody he
replied:
"DeedI / does, sab. Ize dun
spectin my boy Henry will come
in on dem kivered kyars, fur
shore"
"What makes you expect him?
Have you had any word or let
ter!"
"N-no, sab. Ijest dun spects
him, an dat's all. Ize gettin
mighty old an trembly, an dat
boy knows his old fadder wants
to see him afoh he dies. Doan
you reckon he'll Gomez"
81 hope so, uncle"
"Lawd bress me, but Ize kept
s-lookin an a-hopin. an a-hopin,
till my ole hearts cryin out like
a bady's!' Eff dat boy would
only come I'd put my ole arms
around him just like a mud,ler,
an die happy. Seems like l can't
die nohow till lie dun sot eyes
on him again. Oars de trainn'
He hobbled up and down the
platform, nervous and excited,
and as the train stopped and a
dozen passengers got off he
peered into each ones face, and
finally turned away with q
groan. l missed him for a few
minutes while talking with q
friend, but as walked down tC
the end of the platform | founC
him sitting with his back to the
building and his old white heaC
resting on his breast.
well, uncle, your boy didn'
come this evening"" l said as
stopped before him.
He made no answer.
"But he may come tomorrow
Hello! Uncle Billy-gone +,
sleep:"
Iput my hand on his head
but he did not move. l looket
more closely, and l found tina
he was dead. He had turne,
away from the train and sa
down there and died. Heayel
had let him live many years be
, yond his allotted time that h
might again behold the face o
the last Of his kindred, but tina
. face had never come.-Detroi
/ Free Press.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20

CHICAGO not only wants S5,-
900, 900 fer the Columbian Ex-
position, but s., 600, 900 for a new
Federal building. Chicago is
not at all mealy-mouthed about
asking for what she really
needs. Now Durham is modest.
We only want $4,000, and the
necessity for a public building
here is very great-greater
than those who know nothing a.
bout it have anyssidea.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20

JUDGE " HITAKER said, in his
charge to the grand jury, that
there were good newspapers
published all over the land, by
intelligent men, and the people
were becoming more enlighten.
ed. The Judge is a close OBJ
server and he carries q very
level head.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20

They say in Washington that
the situation in regard to Chilli
is now looked upon as a grave
matter. This government will,
in a few days, take a very de
cided and firm stand. The
cabinet has determined that
Chill must apologize quickly or
fight.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20

Duriig tho elitor's STAY III Ken
: ky hi discoverc that one Nv. ii
Iraten.r q tramp printer who has
b en n these parts II wanted in
Lexington for wife desertion. Look
0ut for him. He came here last year
[ ON Durham---Hickory Press and
Carolhdan.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20

GENERAL Robert Ransom, Of
New Berne. last uied Thursday
morning from congestion Of the
lungs. He was a brother of the
Senator. a gallant southern sol
dier in the last war, and a gen.
tleman very highly esteemed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20

The Duke of Clarence, son of
the Prince of Wales, died Thurs
day. He was the heir to the
thrcne. He is said to have been
a very fine young man, and
was engaged to a lovely wo-
man, the Princess Of May.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20

A YORKSHIRE vicar once re-
ceived the following notice re-
garding a marriage from a par
ish house: "ihis Ais to give
YOU notis that | and Miss Jemin.
Ia Arabella Brearly is comm to
your church on Saturday after
noon mex, to undergo the opera
ticn of matrimony at your
hands. Please be prompt, as
the cab is hired by the hour"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20

The following may be Of in
terest to those who enjoy prob
lens: BY first putting down
the date of the month, multiply
ing by two, adding five, null
tiplying by fifty, adding your
age, substracting three hundred
and slxty-five, and adding one
hundred and fifteen, you will
find the two right hand figures
will ALWAYS give your are.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20

TIE rain got the drop on
Durham to-day. One or two
fellows got the drop ON the rain,
by falling, too--and yet they
were not pleased.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20
REPRESENTATIVE

REPRESENTATIVE "Baldy"
Williams has introduced q bill
for the election of President
and Vice-President by direct
vote of the people. That ought
to be a popular idea,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20
HIEF BUsHYREAD DEAD.
sketch of the life of the Long
TimfL adernf The CherniS.es.

sketch 0f the life ~ tie Iseise
IimfL adernf the Ghsrokses.
AL TahleGuah, ]. T., on the
night Of the 3lst of last month.
Ex Chief Bushyhead. Of the
cherokee nation. died. The
isath of Busllylleai, following
loosely that Of Chief Nays, viii,
succeeded him as tie principal
official Of the nation in 1887, re
.alls the stirring tiineof the "a
nous deadlock at Tahlequah.
The nation vas divided into
two factions, knowii as the
Oownings and nationals. For
months there was q complete
standstill ia the affairs of the
I.nation oyer the matter Of Bushy-
heads successor. He had held
the Office Of principal chief for
eight years, and was identified
with the nationals, whose can
didate was Rabbit Bunch. Joel
r. Mays was the candidate Of
the Downing party ferthe chief
tainship.
Ii was the business of the
Cherokee council or legislature
to meet and canvass the returns
of the election and declare who
was the choice of the ma
lion, but there were many con
tested seats. The settlement OF
these contests was made the
pivot upon which the national
election was to turn. The friends
l3f Mays AMI Bunch gathered H.
strong fierce at the capital, and
for weeks armed meu watched
the proceedings of the council.
The contest was finally decided
without bloodshed ia favor OF
Mays, who Bushyhead had ali
along declared was rightfully
entitled to tile chieftainship.
though belonging to the opposi
Il .
tion faction.
Chief Bushyhead as &C year.
of age. He enjoyed good ad
vantages for an education in
the missionary schools of Ten.
nesse, before the Gherokees
went West. He went with the
lCherokee delegation in 1871 t.
Washington, aud willie there
saw Harrison inaugurated pre-
Isident. he completed his edu
cation ia New Jersey. lie came
to the Cherokee nation and was
clerk Of the Cherokee senate uE
To the time of the California
lgold fever broke out in 1s49
that carried him off, and he re
mained on the Pacific slop,
nineteen years. He was in tn,
employ Of Judge Terry when h,
killed Brokerick in the famous
duel.
Coming back to the nation h
was ele ted treasurer in 1871
. He served two terms (cigh
years. in that capacity, sys
temizing the financial affairs o
, the nation. At the close Of hi
, second term as treasurer he wa
made the candidate of the M
tionals for principal chief, ind
, as stated above, served in tina
capacity for two terms. Bushy
. heads wife is IA highly cultures
: lady, and a native of South Caro-
, lima and related TO a former sen
r ator ftom that state.
When he Tetired from til
: cheiftaihship Bushyhead pre-
pared an elaborate statement
and sent it to Washington, o
, the future of his people. In
/ he said: "The Cherokees al
gravitating toward citizenshi
! and a higher degree of cultivl
: tion " But he did not comm
: himself, advanced and progrei
. sive as he was in his ideas,
!, the position that the time hG
Il come to break up the tribes.
J, In the Iowa Senate at d.
d Moines, tuesday morning, ami
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20

DURHAM, just about this time,
thy streets may be called mud.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20


FROM ex-Prcsident Cleve
lands speech about the Pilgrim
fathers: "We cannot recall
their history and what they did
and established and wha. they
taught without also recalling
that there have have been pill.
grims from New England, who,
finding their way TO every part
Of the land, have taken with
them those habits, opinions
and sentiments which, having
an early origin In American soil,
should be best suited to Ameri.
can life everywhere and should
be the best guarantees in every
situation of the preservation in
their integrity and purity Of
American institutions"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20

In the Iowa Senate at Des
Moines, tuesday morning, amid
great excitement, the Repub-
licans, with the aid of Engle,
Of the Peoples party, carried a
motion, with the casting vote
Of the retiring Republican lieu.
tenant governor, 70 proceed to
permanent organization before
canvassing the vote on Cover.
nor. This will enable the Re
publicans to capture the organi
zation and hold it for the ses-
sion. The senate proceeded to
vote for secretary, the Demo-
Gratis abstaining from voting.
Only twenty-five votes being
cast, Lieut.. Gov. Paynter rulel
there was no election. The
senate then adjourned until 2
O'Clock in the afternoon. Both
parties are caucussing.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20

Children Cry for Pitchers csstoia
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20

-ro several ye,rs have recommended
your Csstoria. and shall always continue v
DO - ~ u has Invariably pFodncsd beasaeisi
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-28
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE
NOwy pOstep miasta.

NOWy pOSCcp ihldSCd'
Chicago wczoraj postapi1o 0
krok dalej W swoim rozwoju
przez to, re pierwsza kolej
g6rna elevated } zosta}a odda-
na do uzytku publicznosci.
Ma nowym dworcu kolei
g6rnej ma Congresssstr. wczo-
raj diva pociagi sta}y przygo.
towane do przewiezienia zapro.
szonych gosci po pierwszej
przestrzeni tel kolei. Miedzy
gostmi znajdowali sic repre-
zentanci handlu i przemyslu,
swiata fnansowego, zarzadu>
miasta, itp. Opr6cz reprezen-
tant6w prasy $40 gosci bylo
zaproszonych i rozmieszcze-
MEM ich zaja} sic prezydent
kolei Barnard i kilku urze-
dnik6w kompanii. Rozdawano
pyszne przekaski gosciom.
Konduktorem, kt6ry przewo-
dniczy} ma tel pierwszej pre-
jazdzce, by1 Ed. Wilson, pala-
czem Mobiles, a hamulcarzami
Ringwill, Oliver, Duna' j
Abbey.
Kolej ia g6rna, jak wiado-
mo, prowadzi ma po}udnie cd
Congress str. przez uliczke
miedzy State str. a Wabash
ave. do SO ulicy i wkr6tce 20
stanie przed}uzona. Lokomoty-
wy wagony by}y przystrojone
girlandami i choragwiami.
Mn6stwo ludzi sta}o u kazdego
przeciecia ulic, witajac g}oSny-
mi okrzykami przejezdzajace
pociagi. Panic powiewaly
chusteczkami z okien domow,
pomiedzy kt6rymi pociagiprz
jezdza1y.
o godz. 2<oierwszy pociag
wyrlszy} i odby} podr6z do SO
ulicy bez przerwy W 10 minu-
tach. Powracajsc pociagi "a
trzymywa}y sic u kilku stacyj.
Pociagi ida nadzwyczaj przy-
Jennie i bez wstrzasnienia ma
wet W ruchu najszybszym.
Wagony nadzwyczaj sa ele.
ganckie. Sa 40 stop diugie
wewnatrz; wraz z platformami
AZ stop. w jednym wagonie
pomiesci s!e so podr6znych.
W. alokomotywach pala wegle
twarde, i lokomotywy te So
zbudowane wedle najnowszego
systemu specyalnie dla kolei
g6rnych.
Dzisiaj odbywa sic druga
podr6z pr6bna dla dam, a cd
6 czerwca juz regularnie po-
ciagi beda kursowaay. Pre-
strzed do 80 ulicy odbywac
beda pociagi W IA minutach,
wliczajac juz przystanki u
stacy. Take j W nocy kurso-
wac beda pociagi.
Dok. na str. 4tei)
/, Z .si. ii, i,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-28

tymi warunkami przyja}by
nominacya."
EksplOzya.
w West Carrollton, 6 mil
ma po}udnie cd Dayton, O.,
wydarzy}a sic eksplozya W
budynku firmy Friend Paper
Co.'s. Mill". zgina} pomocnik
zarzadcy Emery Blood. Henry
Stebbins, zarzadca, lekko ska.
leczony i dw6ch robotnik6w
uszkodzonych. Szkoda zrza.
dzona pokryta jest ubezpie-
czeniem ma $4,000.
Przybycie parowcow.
Hamburg: Normannia z N.
Y.
Browhead: Sygn: Gallia 2
N. Y.
Neao York: Germanic z Lii
verp., Fuerst Bismarck Q
Hamb.
Philadelphia: Indiana
Liverp.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-28
Sobota, dnia 28 Maja 1892 r.

zanie gabinetu, lecz owszem
chce rozwiazat Izbe pos}6w i
zarzadzie nowe wybory. Was
ME teraz, gdy kr6l Humbert
stara sic wszystkimi si}ami o
zachowanie pokoju miedzy
swymi poddanymi .snie jest mu
rozwiazanie gabinetu bynaj-
mniej ma reke powodu nieu-
niknionego politycznego roz-
draznienia, kt6re sic przy po-
dobnej sposobnosci zwykle wy
radza. Kr6l ME przyja} podo-
bno dla tego dymisyi gabinetu,
poniewaz wed}ug jego zdania
ME wyrazono dla tegoz wotum
nieufnosci.
POrtugalia.
Stan fnansow Portugalii
jest ponownie nader op}akany,
i W skutek tego podali sic po-
dobno do dymisyi minister fl
nans6w i minister robot publ
cznych. Pojawia sic ma nowo
pog}oska o zamiarze sprzeda-
MIA portugalskich kolonii An
gill.
Kr6l przyja} dymisye gabi-
netu i poleci} Ferreirze utwo,
rzenie nowego ministeryum,
kt6re wed}ug krazacych wiesci
sk}adac beda:''
Ferreira, prezydent mini.
str6w, minister fnansow i tym-
czasowy minister spraw wew-
netrznych; Vascoucellos mini
ster sprawiedliwosci, Furtade
minister wojny; Bethsaida mi
mister spraw zewnetrznych; !;
Awarol min. marynarki; Vic
tor min. robot publicznycb.
Hfszpania.
i rozmaitych stron kraJu
douosza o gwa}townych bu-
rzach gradach, cd kt6rych
wiunice strasznie ucierpia4y.
Obawiaja sic pustoszacych
wylew6w.
Niemcy.
Gefrajter Lueck znajduje
nasladowc6w! W Szpandawie
przysz}o do sporu miedzy cy-
wilnymi wojskowymi, przy-
czem jeden podoficer = natu'
ralnie dla przypodobania sic
cesarzowi = da} ognia rani}
kilka os6b. Me mona sic
dziwic, re pochwa}a udzielona
Lueckowi przez cesarza "a
czyn - bohaterski!!?? = po-
mnozy iczbe podobnych strza'
low. Socyalistyczny pose} do
rady pa6stwa, przyw6dca ,,sta'
rych" Bebel cierpi ma dotkliwy
b6l gard}a. Podobno zamierza
wystapic z kierownictwa par,
tyi, i juz polecil schippla jako
swego nastepce.
Zniesiono zakaz wpuszcza-
MIA rosyjskich zyd6w do Prus.
Persya.
W Meshad, stolicy prowin.
cyl perskiej Korasana wybu-
CHA cholera W zastraszajacych
rozmiarach.
San Salvador.
Parliament srodkowej Ame-
ryki rozwiaza} sic wczoraj po
podpisaniu ugody unii.
Meksyk.
Mianowanie Romera ma Sc
kretarza Limantoara napod-
sekretarza urzedu c}owego
przyjeto tutaj z og6lnem uzna'
MEM. Obaj ci panowie So
zwolennikami wzajemnej ugo-
Nv noiodzv Mnksvkiem q Sta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-28
TeleSramy KrajoWe.

Kansas. = WidOki Blaine'a sic
polepszaja. Nieszczescie kOlejOwe
W OhiO.)
(ze5egramay q 27go Majia
1892.
Handel przemysf.
Nastepujace sprawozdanie
tygodniowe og}aszaja R. G..
Dunn & Co:
Pomyslniejsza, pogoda we
wielu miejscach interesa po'
lepszy}a, a takze i inne warun-
XII SO lepsze.
W Bostonle popyt znaczny,
interesa zywsze. W towarach
}okciowych interesa dobre,
fabryki bawe}ny maja dosyc
zam6wie1 i wyw6z jest lepszy;
interesa w towarach we}nia-
nych ME z1e, a zam6wienia ma
ob6wia zwiekszaja sic przy
cenach stalszych. To samo mo-
INA powiedziec o towarach
gutaperkowy ch sk6rzanych.
w Baltimore handle cygar
lepsze robia intere~a; wyw6z
dobry. W Philadelpbii dosyc
zywo ida towary weluiaue; ko'
bierce s}abo, ale dziane towary
(trykot "rj !rp>He widoki
wvkazujq, uiz " roku zt-sz1ym.
Ma matelye la suki.ie poppy,
znaczny; zelazo za$ gorzej stoi
nlz pierwlej.
W Pittsburgh ceny aelaza
cokolwiek spad}y, ale fabryki
maja dose do czynienia, choc
ceny So nizsze. Fabryki szyb
szklanych do ko1ca czerwca
mice beda DUO do czynienia.
w Clevelandzie n.imo niepo-
cody interesa dobre. Sk1ady
sukien W Cincinnati mierne
robia interesa, a siodlarskie
ucierpia}y wskutek strajku.
w Chicago interesa sic po-
lepszy}y i po}ozeuie og6lne lie
psze niz W roku zesz}ym. Przy.
w6z peklowiny, we}ny i sk6r
znacznie wiekszy niz W roku
zesz}ym. Go do pszenicy, ayta
swim, przyw6z zwiekszy} sic
O jedne trzecia, W wo}owinie i
smalcu o po}owe, a W jeczmie-
niu wynosl 4 razy lyle, jak W
roku zeszlym. Przyw6z byd}a
owsa cokolwiek sic zmniej-
szy}, a przyw6z kukurydzy
zmniejszy2 sic so procent.
w Milwaukee widoki sic
polepszy}y. W Minneapolis
obr6t znaczniejszy, niz W ze'
sz}ym roku i W ciagu tygodnia
produkowano $4,000 beczek
maxi, podczas gdy W roku ze-
sz3ym W odpowiednim tygo
dnlu tylKO llZ,UOO produKo'
wano. Take handel drzewa
dobry. w St. Paul interesa
s1abe. w Omaha interesa W
towarach kolonialnych i zela.
znych zywe, takze polepszy}y
sic W ob6wiu towarach ze.
laznych.
W St. Louis powodzie z}y
wp}.vw wywar}y ma interesa.
w Kansas City znacznym jest
przyw6z byd}a ceny wyzsze;
przyw6z zboza dobry. W Den
yer interesa dobre, ale W Little
Rock pozostawiaja wiele do
zyczenia.
w New Orleans op6zniaja
sic interesa przez pow6dz i
przez strajki,
W og6lnosci sprzedaz we}ny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-28

opieke produkt6w krajowych
W ooec zagranicznych, ustano-
wienie sad6w polubowych
miedzy robotnikami wiekszych
miejscowosci fabrycznych, re.
iestrowanie marek handlowych
i zaprowadzenie jednolitego
porta dla list6w wynoszacego
ieden penny W ca}em cesar
stwie. Lord Salisbury prezy-
dow al W dzisiejsze radzie ga
binetu. Jak s}ychaG poruszo-
no ponownie kwestya rozwis-
zania parlamentu, a wszyscy
cz}onkowie gabinetu So "a roz-
wiazaniem parlamentu pod
koniec czerwca. Listy, kt6re
Salisbury otrzyma} ze wszyst.
kich stron trzech kr6lestw do
daily mu podobno wiele odwa.
gi. Jakkolwiek niespodziewa
sic tax olbrzymiej wiekszosci
jak W 1886 r., wierzy jednak,
re zwycieztwo bedzie zape-
wnione znaczna wiekszoscia
glos6w.
Bardzo zle przyjeto W Lon
dynie wiadomoSc, re w}adze
Nowego Yorku ME pozwoli}y
wywiesic brytyjskiego sztan-
daru W dzie1 urodzin kr6lo-
wei. Dopatruja sic W tenn ME
tylko obrazy kr6lowej, lecz
take lekcewazenia narodu
angielskiego, a to tenn bardziej,
ze przy innych okolicznosciach
uie sprzeciwiano sic tax mocno
wywieszaniu zagranicznych
sztandar6w ma budynkach pu-
blicznych W Nowym Yorku.
Powiadaja, re konserwatywni
ME omieszkaja wyzyskae tego
wypadku ma swa korzysc, po-
niewaa jest on dowodem, ze
gdzie tylko irlandczycy pre-
wodza polityce kraju, korzy-
staia skwapliwie kazdej
okolicznosci, by okazaG jak
najjaskrawiej swa nienawisf
wzgledem anglik6w. Odp}aca
sig anglicy irlandczykom ME
zawodnie przy debatach mad
samorzadem (Home Rule) W
Irlandyi.
Parowiec Harley rozbi1 sic
przy wybrzezu Cornwalii;; Ia
}oge uratowano.
Parowiec Port Douglas ply
macy Londynu do Australia
rozbi} sic przy wyspach zielo-
nego Przyladku. za}ogai po-
dr6zni zostali uratowani.
Ponowpie podano prosbe o
u1askawienie PAM Montago
skazanej "a povolne zamordo-
wanie trzyletniej swej coreczki.
Oczekuje ona "a diva tygodnie
swego rozwiazania.
Zlodzieje przesli "a pomOca
drabki linowej przez so stop
wysoki muir "a fabryka wyro-
bow srebrnych Mappin Bro
theirs i skradli 5000 uncyi sre-
bra, poczem sic oddalli.
WfOchy.
Minister Giolitti jego kole-
dzy zawiadomili krola Hum
berta o zamiarze z}ozenia
swych urzed6w. Wywar}o to
niemi}e wrazenie ma krola, kt6-
ry sic spodziewa}, re przez ia
kis czas ME bedzie mia} zadne-
go k1opotu z gabinetem, z te-
go powodu cieszy1 sic mysla
podr6zy do Berlina do swego
sprzymierze6ca cesarza Will
helma. Pc WcZoraiszem DO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-28
O jedne szesnasta. Powodzie i

niepogody szkodza zniwom.
Pszenica prawie pol centa
drozsza, sprzedaz: 80 milion6w
buszli. Spekulacye ma kuku-
rydze uczyni}y ceny "a MIA ME.
pewne; OWES cokolwiek droz.
sly tax samo wieprzowina i
olej. Kawa o jedne 6sma tah'
sza; miedz niezmieniona; cyna
troche posz1a W gore, GLOW po
Al centa sta6y. Wyw6z iowa
row zywy.
Liczba bankructw W tygo-
dniu wynosi}a 1913; W poprze-
dzajacym tygodniu 1872; W ty-
godniu odpowiednim W roku
zesz}ym 247.
Wypadek kolejowy.
z Niles, Ohio, donosza, ze
miejscowy pociag frachtowy
kolei Pittsburg&W estern, ida
cy ma zach6d, dis wieczorem
wszed} W otwarta zwrotnice i
zetkna} sic pociagiem z}ozo'
nym z osmiu wagon6w iowa.
rowych. Piec wagon6w rune
10 z nasypu 80 stop wysokiego
zosta}o pogruchotauych zu-
pe1nie. Cztery osoby znajdo'
wa}y sic ma otwartym wagonie;
dwie zeskoczeniem uratowafy
sic, a dwie inne wpad}szy mie-
dry gruzy, najokropniej costa
}y poszarpsne. Nazwiska ich
"a James Mcfarland z Girard,
O., i Lewis Jones takze STAN
tad.
Po dziesieciu latach.
z Ashville, N. c., donosza,
ze bracia William i Thomas
Whitson, ostatniego tygodnia
W Mitchell uznani winnymi
zamordowania Kita Byra pred
10 laty, zostali skazani la ka.
re smierci.
Ia mocna herbata.
Maggie Martin Cincinnati,
Ohio, kt6ra mieszka}a wraz z
owdowia}a swa matka, zosta}a
oddana do domu ob3akanych.
Przypisuja jej ob}akanie piciu
nadmiernemu mocnej herbaty.
Matka pielegnowa}a ia przez
kilka nocy, ale wreszcie c6rka
popad}a W szale6stwo i trzeba
by}o oddac ja do domu ob}aka-
nych.
Potrzebuja wsparcia.
Z Keokuk, Ia, donosza, ze
cd kilku dni woda wMississip-
pi i Des Moines opada pocia-
gi miedzy Keokuk a Quincy
kursuja regularnie. Ludnosc
Alexandra cierpi niedostatek
W zywnosci i sukniach. Bur-
mistrz Bates i Craig wydali o.
dezWe DO obyWateH o nadsy1a'
ME ofar.
Straszliwy:: ::orkan.
nu z Kansas City donosza, re
straszliwy huragan przeszed3
ponad Wellington W handlo-
wei czesci miasta i zrzadzA ME.
zmierne szkody W ruchomo-
sciach, a i ludzie zostali poza-
bijani. Wieiki wicher zapo-
wiedzia1 zblizanie sic orkanu,
kilka minutpo godz. 9 wpad}
orkan re strony po}udniowo.
zachodniej.
Washington ave., g}6wna
handlowa utica miasta, ley W
gruzach. Do tego wszystkiego
jeszcze wybuch} pozar i PAM
Zuzanna Asher zgine}a W p}o-
mieniach. Ca}y kwarta} z 6