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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-09
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1922
Nielney.

w Hamburger ma bye POLO
zenie istotnie rozpaczliwe po-
wodu panuiacej tam cholery.
DR.. Workman, kt6ry Ham,
burga wroci} do Wiednia, OPT
suje to polozenie W spos6b ma
stepujacy: Telko lekarze So W
stanie zniesc straszliwe jeki W
tamtejszych szpltalach. zaraza
dosieg}a stopnia, W kt6rym
wszelkie srodki zaradcze So
nadaremne. We wielu wypad-
kach niepodobna oznaczy6 o.
sobistosci chorych lub umiera-
jacych, i ma}o stosunkowo jest
wypadk6w, W kt6rych da sic
oznaczyc .nazwisko umar}ego.
Setki grzebia we wspolnych
grobach; krewni ME wiedza po
wiekszei czesci, jaki los spot
ka} ich krewnych. Zachodza
wypadki, ze zdrowych umie-
szczano W szpitalach, sadzac,
re So chorymi, idopiero W wszpi-
talach dostaja cholere. We
srode nowych 655 wypadk6w
zameldowano, 0 Al mniej niz
dnia poprzedniego; umar}o zas
3l5 os6b, o IS mniej niz we
wtorek.
Professor Virchow, kt6ry po-
wr6ci} wlasnie Rosyi, opo-
wiada, re zachodnia Rosya jest
wolna cd cholery. W Moskwie
jeszcze panuje cholera, ale W
mniejszym stopniu, niz sadza.
w szpitalach 600 1ozek jest
pr6znych. Virchow ME sadzi,
by zima zniszczy}a cholere.
Ia najskuteczniejszy srodek
przeciw cholerze Virchow u
waza czystosc i porzadek.
Francya.
W Paryzu wczoraj zasz1o
nowych SO wypadk6w chole-
ry, a 50 os6b umar1o. Jedna z
dozorczy6, kt6ra W szpitalu
sw. Antoniego poswieceniem
sic pracowa}a, umar}a po dwu-
dniowej chorobie, pomimo, re
wszelkich mozliwych srodk6w
uzywano, by ia utrzymae przy
zyciu.
Wielka Brytania.
Wszystkie londyfskie gaze
ty nadzwyczaj sympatycznie
wyrazaja sic zmar}ym anne
ryka1skim poecie Whittier.
W Glasgow odbywa sic kon
gres zwiazku rekodzielnik6w.
Wczoraj uchwalono zazadaG cd
rzadu, azeby ME kupowa} o.
lowk6w bawarskich dla bior
rzadowych, gdyz angielskie O.
}6wki r6wnie So dobre. Mowcy
wykazywali, re Rad przede-
wszystkiem powinien popierac
przemys} krajowy kupowac
wyroby krajowe, a ME zagra-
niczne.
Uchwalono take postarac
sic o przeprowadzenie ustawy,
moca kt6rej zabronionemby
bylo osprowadzaGc acknowledgements
dla wype}nienia miejsc opr6z-
nionycb przez strajkujacych
robotnik6w brytyjskich.
Wedle British Medical
Journal" pewien mlody lekarz
londy1ski, .kazal sobie W inte'
.resie nauki zaszczepit cholery-
czna limfe i skutek .mial bye
znakomity. W pare dni p6z.
niej powt6rzono szczepienie i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-09
Telesram7 KrajOVe.

(WiadOmOsci kWarantanny. =
POfOzenie w Homestead. = Me
szczescie kolejowe W Altoona, Pa.
Cleveland W New Y0rku.-Sprih-
ger W Joliet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-09

va 10 WrZeSnla noWy porZq'
dek ma bye zaprowadzony.
Ii do 20 listonosz6w tam 20.
stanie ustanowionych.
Poczmistrz Sexton jeszcze
ME otrzyma} o tenn urzedowego
zawiadomienia, ale je zapewne
W tych dniach otrzyma.
Sad wojenny.
Ma rozkaz genera}a Miles
ma sic odbyc sad wojenny mad
Marensem Maxwellem, Second
Lieutenant W Is pulku pie.
choty we Fort Sheridan. Max.
well stal sic winnym niepos}u-
sze6stwa innych dyscyplinar'
nych wykrocze6.
w przysz1y poniedzia1ek
zbierze sic sad wojenny we
Fort Sheridan. Sadu tego do
maga} sic komendant fortu,
znany podobno z }agodnosci
col. Grafton, kt6rego kilkakro.
tnych rozkaz6w Maxwell ME
s1ucha}.
w sprawie kwarantany.
Urzad zdrowia wczoraj po-
czyni} przygotowania do pre-
prowadzenia przepis6w o kwa.
rantanie. Dwudziestu urze.
dnik6w i lekarzy we dnie 1 W
nocy bedzie W bi6rze. Agenci
okretowych j kolejowych kom.
panij przyrzekli dawac znat
natychmiast, skoro przybywat
beda immigranci. Wtedy "a
wsze jeden lekarz i dw6ch in.
spektor6w wejdzie ma okret
albo ma pociag, azeby zbadae
stan zdrowia przybywajacych
i zarzadzic dezinfekcya.
Mer Washburne i DR.. Ware
rozesla dis listy do kompanij
koleiowYch prosba o pomoc
W wybudowaniu osobnej sta
cyl do de2infekcyonowania pa.
kunk6w. Poleca sic wybudo-
wanie wielkiej hall, kt6ra be-
die MONA rozgrzewac do 250
stopni Fahrenheita.
Notatki Miejscowe.
= Pan Ignacy Machniko.
wski, by}y redaktor ,, WARY i
Ojczyzny'', obia} miejsce pro-
fesora przy kollegium, kt6le
sic zak}ada W South Chicago
W parafi sw. Micha}a. Zyczy.
my powodzeuia ma nowem sta.
nowisku.
= Kontraktor budowy Jan
Malinowski wytoczy} W sadie
powiatowym process o $4,000
odszkodowania przeciw Najp.
Arcybiskupowi. Malinowski
budowaf W West Hammond
kosci6} ma fundamencie juz
wybrdowanym. Kiedy wy
ko6czy} swoja budowe, kosci6}
sic zawali}. Teraz Malinowski
zada zap}aty "a swa robote,
twierdzac, re fundament byf
z}y. Dziwna rzecz, ae jako
kontraktor budowy . CORY ME
przekona} sic i ME dostrzegl,
ze fundament by} nieodpowie-
dni: ktoz, jezeli ME on, mia} o
TEN rozstrzygat pred rozpo-.
czeciem budowy?
: Gazety angielskie doDo-
sza, ae wojna miedzy browara.
mi zako6czona. Podobno ME
wiele W tenn prawdy. Wpraw.
dzie So widoki, re zako1czy sic
wkr6tce, ale So jeszcze pewne
r6znice zda6, ktore wyr6wnac
ME dada sic tax }atwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-09
ZfOi0ny z urzedu.

ameryka6skiego konsula W
Szczecinie i poleci} wicekonsu.
lowi zarzadzac sprawami. Sta
10 sic to ma zadanie urzedu
zdrowia W New Yorku, gdyz
konsul ME pe}ni} nalezycie
swoich obowiazk6w przy od-
chodzeniu okret6w re Szczeci-
ma. Generally konsul Ed
wards W Berlinie otrzyma} po.
lecenie zarzadzie gruntowne
sledztwo W tel sprawie.
Grover Cleveland.
Demokratyczny kandydat
ma prezydenta, Grover Cleve-
land, przyby} do New Yorku
wczoraj rano o godz. s z Buz-
zard Bay. W towarzystwie
jego znajdowali sic prywatny
jego sekretarz R. L. O'Brien i
by}y poczmistrz generalny Don
M. Dickinson. By}y minister
foty Whitney powita} Cleve-
landa i W swoim powozie "a
wi6z} 60 do hotelu Victoria,
gdzie sniadanie sic odby}o.
Niewiadomo, jak d}ugo Gle.
veland zabawi W New Yorl;u.
W ciagu dnia przyjmowa{ u
sieble kilkunastu wybitnych
demokrat6w.
Rozpoezecie kampanii.
Kampauia prezydencyalna
rozpocza} by}y czaonek kon.
gresu Cannon W Champaign,
III. Wieczorem ma wielkiem
zgromadzeniu mia} move dwu
godzinna, W kt6rej g}6wnie
zastanawia} sic mad kwestya
taryfy. Stamtad wyjedzie do
innych miast Stanu Illinois.
Springer W Joliet.
Pose} zwiazkowy W. M.
Springer, nazaproszenie Cha
taugua' pod auspicyami ,,Illi-
nois State Grange" mia} W Jo-
liet move o taryfp, kt6ra mia.
Ia bye odpowiedzia ma pred
wczorajsze wywody senatora
Culloma. Mn6stwo demokra.
tow zebra}o sic, azeby przyslu-
chat sic movie znakomitego
reformatora taryfy. Springer
krytykowa} dosadnie tax list
Harrisona przyjmujacy nomi-
nacya, jakotez wszystkie wy
wody Senatora Culloma.
Wypadek kOlejowy.
W czasie wypadku kolejo-
wego W poblizu Ehensburg,
Pa, ma linii kolei Cambria,
6 os6b podobno zosta}o zabi-
tych.
Peknfecie kotfa parOwegO.
Do Birmingham, Ala, donie-
siono o strasznej eksplozyi, ja'
ka sic wydarzy}a 4 mile "a
Bessemer, Ala. w paroWym
tartaku pek} kocie} parowy, W
skutek czego Gala maszynerya
zosta}a potraaskana trzech
robotnik6w ma miejscu zosta}o
zabitych, prawie W atomy roz-
szarpanych, jeden tax ciezko
pokaleczony, re W godzine po-
zniei umarl. O ich nazwi-
skach niepodobna sic dowie.
dziec, gdyz miejsce katastrofy
od'ialone jest cd kolei zelaz-
nej.
z dzikiegO ZachOdu.
z Guthrie, 0. T. o p6}nocy
doniesiono do Kansas City,
Mo-, re pospieszny pociag ko-
lei Santa Fe zosta} zatrzymany
przez rozb6jnik6w przy Whar-
ton Szczep6iv ieszcze ME
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z Polityh biezacej.


konwencye republika6skie, ma
kt6rych nominowano handy
dat6w do kongresu W 2, 3 / 1
dystrykcie i kandydat6w do
legislatury W 6 dystrykcie.
w drugim dystrykcie mia
nowani zostali: Edward Con-
nor do kongresu, a salomon
Simon do urzedu wyr6wnania
podatk6w. = w 8 dystrykcie:
Thomas G. Macmillan do kon.
gresu, a E. A. Blodgett do u.
rzedu wyr6wnania podatk6w.
w czwartym dystrykcie: VIM.
Woke do kongresu, a o. w.
Nash do urzedu wyr6wnania
podatk6w. = w 6 dystrykcie
zas: Joseph H. Muehlke do
Senatu, a Edward II. Griggs j
G. Langheury do Izby pos16w
Ma ostatniej demokratycznej
konwencyi powiatowej poSr6a
og6luego entuzyazmu przyjeto
rezolucya, azeby prosit 50
kongres O cofniecie uchwa1y
co do trzymania wystawy zam-
knieta W niedziele. Spodzie-
wano sic powszechnie, re re-
publikanie ma swojej konwen.
cyl powiatowej podobna u.
chwala rezolucya. Tymczasem
tax sic ME sta}o. Po prostu z
tch6rzostwa, azeby ME narazic
sobie pewna Geese wyborc6w,
zupe}nie sprawie tel zamil-
czano. Me przyczyni}o sic to
jednakowoz wcale do spopu-
laryzowania party republi
ka6skiej.
Wykrywa sic, Ae pan prezy-
dent Stan6w Zjednoczonych i
nadprokurator, kt6rego obo.
wiazkiem jest znat ustawy i
t}6maczyc je W razach watpli.
wych, wcale ustaw ME znaja.
Prezydent, jak wiadomo, ma
znaczy1 20 dniowa kwarsntane
dla okret6w przybywajacych
miast, W kt6rych cholera pa
nuje. Do tego rozporzadzenia
dodana by}a klauzula: pjezeli
ustawy Stanowe temu sic ME
sprzeciwiaia." Nadprokurator
Miller uzna} "a potrzebna to
klauzule, opierajac sic ma u,
stawie roku 1878. = Tym.
czasem dnia 97go marca 1890
przesz}a ustawa, moca kt6rej
prezydent Stan6w zjednoczo-
nych otrzyma} zupeane prawo
wydawania rozporzadze6 i
przepisow, jake tylko "a po-
trzebne uzna dla zapobiezenia
szerzeniu sic cholery, ospy lub
z6}tej febry, bez restrykcyj,
bez ogladania sic ma ustawy
Stanowe. O tel ustawie ami
Prezydent, ami nadprokurator
ME wiedzia} i rzeczywiscie by,
}oby to zabawnem, gdyby ME
.bylo = wstydem dla tych mai
wyzszych urzednik6w pahstwa.
W przyszfa niedziele popo-
}udniu ma sic odbyc posiedze.
ME Ligi polskiej demokraty
cznej Stanu Illinois. Gas
istotnie, aby ia Liga da}a znak
zycia.
Do jakiego stopnia posuwa-
ia sic ,Knownothings" we
wielu miejscach, illustruje wy
padek nastepujacy: Tajne sto'
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Przybycie parOWcOW.

Przybycie parowcow.
New YORK;: OLDHAM i Dub
bledam z Rotterd.
Lizard: Przejecha}y Augu
sta Victoria i Amsterdam z
n. Y.
Bahia: Odszed} Regina do
N. Y.
OLiyerpoo5:' Ottoman z Bo-
stonu.
.Bremerhaven: Havel z n. Y.
Gena10.. Werra z N. Y.
4Sq0imemuende: Thingvalla z
N. Y.
Lomdyn: Mississippi N. Y.
Baztimore.' British Queen z
Lond., Geestemuende Hamb.
Wczoraj znaleziono u
kofczyny "a ulicy faszke mo-
enc zatkana, W kt6rej by1a
kartka re s}owami: ,,Dnia 4
wrzesnia 1892. Ma 12 ulicy
wskoczy}em W jezioro. Prosze
uwiadomie mole zone. Joseph
Campbell" Policya zbada te
sprawe. w ksiedze adresowej
Jest siedmiu J6zef6w Camp
below.
eo>
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-09
z dzikiegO Zachodu.

uAIh4OSV AdCAVuus
z Guthrie, 0. T. o p61nocy
doniesiono do Kansas City,
Mo-, re pospieszny pociag ko-
lei Santa Fe zosta} zatrzymany
przez rozb6jnik6w przy Whar'
ton. Szczeg6}y jeszcze ME
wiadome.
POfozenie W Homestead.
Dyrektorruchu fabryk frmy
Carnegie, Potter, donosi, re W
fabrykach odbywajs sic robo-
ty regularne ae kompania po'
siada dosyc sR roboczych. Do
miasta ma przybyc wiele fami'
lii robotnik6w ME nalezacych
do unij i zachodzi Ottawa, Il
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

oousumers aincs 1850, on tea, eo6ss,
dried fruits and tobacco, which ars not
produced in England, while goods pro-
duced IN competition with Engllsh man.
pfacturers have come in entirely free.
That IL, the difference between the
American tariff system and the English
system OF custom duties is that, while
both nations collect large sums s.f money
on imports, the United States imposes
and exacts duties on articles that COM
pete with American production, while
England permits home production to go
and levies duties on articles
largely OF common necessity which En-
gland does not produce. Which of the
two systems is the best, ought not to be
difficult for sensible men to determine.
England has seen important industries
waue, and her once fourishing silk man
ufacture, for instance, almost entirely
disappear under the whitening Influences
of so-called free trade, while the United
States has witnessed an industrial de-
velopment in every direction that amazes
the world.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09
BOTH POLICIES POPULAR.

From the New York Tribune.
The reelection of Senator Aldrich as
a vindication of republican policy was
almost as necessary as the triumph of
Governor Mckinley was last year. He
had taken in the senate as conspicuous
a part in the preparation, perfection and
passage of the tariff bill as its author
had done in the house, and at every
stage Of committee revision and public
debate he had shown complete mastery
Of the subject. Moreover, as the author
of the reciprocity amendment he had
opened tho way for the negotiation Of
the remarkable series of commercial
treaties which is, perhaps, the most i'm
portant achievement of the Harrison ad-
ministration. Senator Aldrich was thus
the recognized champion of both pro-
lection and reciprocity, and the democ-
racy by defeating him would have dealt
both policies staggering blow. His
reelection by large majority is prac-
teal demonstration that both policies
are popular and have received the ap-
proval Of the people of New England.
The majorities relied up for the repub-
lican candidates for congress in Oregon
have been the response of Puget Sound
to the earliest tidings of victory from
Narragansett day. It is republican
year. The principles of protection and
are commanding the support
of the American people.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09
MUST BE ONE OF TWO.

The next president of the United
States will be either q republican OF. a
democrat. No sane man doubts that.
The Kansas peoples party will try to
elect presidential electors, and the Kan
sas democrats will assist them. The ef-
feet of this will be, if it is successful, to
draw Kansas nine electoral votes from
the republican ticket and waste them
upon ticket which cannot possibly be
elected. The benefit will all be reaped
by the democrats, whose candidates
chances will be improved exactly in pro-
portion as the republican strength is
weakened. The old republican alliance
men of Kansas will thus be rendering a
valuable help to party and politician
for whom they have no liking and whom
they would rejoice to see defeated.
There is but one intelligent thing for
Kansas alliance voters to do under the
circumstances, and that is to foil this
democratic scheme by placing their bal
lots whore they will count for something;
or in other words, by voting the presi
DENTAL ticket Of the republican party.
It is not only the privilege but it is the
duty of all conscientious alliance voters
to do what they can toward defeating
Cleveland and goldbugism by support
ing the party that is the democratic
party's only formidable opponent.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

about his crops and his success ~
year, We asked him Il he had . mort
gage on his land. He answered NO, but
that few weeks since he paid the o. g.
government cash for re-emption, and
that he now owned half section clear
OF incumbrance, and was now negotiat-
ing for an adjoining quarter section at
5000. Six months ago this same quar-
ter section would have been thought
well sold at S400, and we doubt il a
purchaser could have been found willing
to take it at $500. This land is not un-
der irrigation
The annual meeting of the League of
American Wheelmen of Kansas and Ok
lahoma at Wichita promises to be a
great success. It will bring together
the wheelmen of Kansas and Oklahoma
with vast number of expert bicycle
riders and 'prize winners" from Colo
RADIO, Nebraska and Missouri to COM
pete for championship and state prizes.
Among the celebrities on wheels who
will be present are Harding and Rule,
OF st. Louis, two of the fastest men IN
the west. There will be novelty races
and special features for July 4, and the
celebrated race horse Drummer Boy"
will compete A. Jos. Henley with safe
ty bicycle, for purse Of $500 in g.
mile race.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09
CLEVELAND AND THE IRISH.

Frenthe New York Recorder.
We tender our profound and earnest
sympathy to those lovers of freedom
whe. are struggling for home rule and
the great cause of local self government
in Ireland Democratic Platform.
Stick big pin there!
In 1886 Mr.. Cleveland, the nominee
Of the Chicago convention, vas presi-
dent OF the United States His secre-
tary Of state, Mr.. Bayard, and his min
lister to England, Mr.. Phelps, agreed
upon an extradition treaty with the
British government under the terms OF
which every Irish patriot who had made
himself obnoxious to England and had
fed to this country would, on demand,
be sent back to England for the dun
geon or the scaffold.
That infamous treaty was killed by a
republican senate!
Irish memories are long and Irish re-
venge is sweet.
The Anglo-democratic candidate fof
the presidency named at Chicago VIII
never again be the chief magistrate OF
this republic.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09
THAT ZINC, CAVEL.

From the Sc. Louis Herald
The gentleman who in the name of
the democrats Of Missouri presented the
president Of the convention with q zinc
gavel, assuring him and the convention
through him that i'm democratic opinion
there was no need of a tariff on zinc,
were not reminiscent, for when Mr..
Mills. Of Texas, framed tariff bill on
democratic principles or rather to con-
ciliate democratic interests, he fixed the
duty on sheet zinc at 2 cents per pound,
which was an advance Of J cent on s'the
infamous war tariff of 1861. Also. Mr..
Mills levied duty of 20 FER cent ad
valorum on zinc ore, a material which is
not so much as named in the tariff of
1863 nor n the Mckinley bill.
There never was time when the
democratic party looked forward, but
now that its eyesight is failing it in the
matter Of looking backward, it is IN q
very bad way indeed.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09
LrBELlNc JEFFERSON. MADlSI N
AND JACKSON.

After permitting the southern wing
Of tho organization to scorn tho idea of
free and fair elections, a. the Lodge bill
contained it. the body moves a. unit
against protection to American indus
tries, in obedience to an allegiance to
the principles of the party, as formu-
lated by Jefferson and e1emplified by q
long and illustrious line of his success
ors in democratic leadership from Madi-
son to Cleveland" To link the name of
the tariff hater Cleveland with those of
the protectionist Jefferson and the
''long line" of worthless who followed
him was to presume upon the gullibility
the reader, who knows that Jefferson
said that she, therefore, who is now
against domestic manufactures must be
for reducing US either to dependence
upon that foreign) nation, or to be
clothed in skins and live like beasts in
dens and caverns"
In 1881 Jackson spoke as follows of
protection: ''In this conclusion I am
confirmed as well by the conclusions of
Washington, jefferson. Madison and
iuOulOCS WIZ nave CdCu IOpoitculy
recommended the exercise of this right
Ito levy protection tariff under the
constitution, as by the uniform practice
of congress, the combined acquiesence
of the states, and the general under
standing of the people" At another
time he declared that upon the success
of our manufactures, as the handmade of
agriculture, depends in a great measure,
the independence Of our country"
Why, in the face of history, do the
jugglers whose duty it is to draft demo-
cratic platforms, insist upon ibeling
Jefferson, Madison, Jackson and others
of that party BY chasing them with
Cleveland, the tariff-smasher? Even
Buchanan declared, when term of
practical free trade had broken our
commerce and made the nation q bor-
rover, that a country which will not
protect its industries ''gives to foreign
ers decided preference in its own mar
kefa -
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09
CAMPAIGN PLANS.

From Washington letter.
At this early date'there is no uncef-
tainty of the campaign plan that will be
followed by the democrats. They do
not hope to carry New York or Con-
necticut and will only make bluff at
doing SO in the campaign.
With all their boasts they are likely
now, since Gray's defeat for second
place on the ticket to make no effort to
carry Indiana. They will dump all
their money, oratory and corruption
fund and world of tin plate lies and
misrepresentation into the states of
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, South Dakota and the silver
producing states. They will not at
tempt to carry these states for demo-
cratic electors, but will assist the alli-
ance. By this plan they throw the cleo
ton into the house, where they can elect
Cleveland. The alliance is TO be used
as the monkey to climb the fruit tree
for the benefit Of the democracy. It is
certain that the democratic national
committee will dump more campaign
Doodle in Kansas this year than has
been spent in the state in all previous
elections.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09
KANSAS RAILROADS.

Kansas City Gazette: A spark from
q passing engine set fire to the small
depot at Turner, the first station on the
Santa Fe west Of Argentine, which to
tally destroyed tho structure and two
box cars standing near by.
Leavenworth was visited by party
of railroad officials, and it is said their
visit was for the purpose of consulting
with the representatives Of the Leaven-
worth Bridge and Terminal company,
about the crossing Of tracks, etc., and
that everything was amicably adjusted.
It Is belieyed that in accordance with
the agreement reached there win be a
general changing Of the tracks nov
running along the river bank, and that
tho bridge company win be granted the
concessions demanded.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

tender 20 ply thb difsrsnca"-Kansae
Peoples Psxty Platform.
To this plank the st. Louis Rspublis
(dem- says: "Thers h something IL
matter with this plank which most a
the delegates who voted for il little sus.
pect An ex-union soldier points out
that his comrades in the Union army
were paid the difference between green.
backs and gold at the time they were
paid of. inasmuch as the wages of the
soldier, on account Of the depreciation
in greenbacks, was raised from 81 per
month to $16 per month, which was the
difference between the money at that
time"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09
German
Syrup

Regis I Leblanc is a French Cans
dian store keeper at Notre Dame de
Stanbridge, Quebec, Can, who was
cured Of severe attack of Congest-
ion of the Lungs by Boschee's Ger
man Syrup. He has sold many q
bottle of German Syrup on his per-
sonalrecommendation. Ifyou drop
him a line he'll give you the full
facts of the case direct, as he did US,
and that Boschee's German Syrup
brought him through nicely. It
always will. It is good medicine
and thorough in its work. O