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, 1892-08-09
''THE WAR is OVER.v
why That Howl is Heard From
Cleveland and stevenson.

Cleveland and stevenson.
The war is over, and the dead are dis
tant memories. The soldier of fifty, had
he lived, would have been an octogenarian.
His great grandson plays at soldier over
his grave. But the scars of war remain.
The lives of five million women and chill
dren were changed by the rebellion. Boys
intended for college are in the ditches
Girls intended for honest and accomplished
wives have been buried by thousands from
brethels. The loss of the master of the
house has hung invisible Grape upon the
door that never disappears. The war Is
over to Stevenson. To him there was no
war, except in financial way. His white
hands and immaculate linen were never
spattered with blood. The cannonading at
Chancellorsville and the bombardment of
Forts Phillips and Jackson did not quake
the Illinois plains, and shake the diamonds
out of the bankers shirt front. But every
gush of blood from the heart of a soldier
was worth a nickel TO him. When the
streams from Bull Run, and the
Wilderness, and Spottsylyania and Shi-
loh, and Antietam, and a thousand
slaughter fields, ran together into a
mighty river of gore, rolling its red waters
into the sea of eternity and the blood of
Lincoln was in the tide, Stevenson saw
that his nickels had become q pyramid of
gold, bloody gold, but gold. A union
soldier, in his lexicon, was a thing that
died leaving a widow, who would borrow
money Of him at per cent. per month.
But the Bloomington people say he is a
nice man. He'll IS full of nice men. One
doesn't have to go TO heaven when he dies
to find good society. The war ia over.
The man with the substitute and the
copperhead and their followers proclaim IL
and It must be so, They skip from 1856
TO 1860 in their speeches and papers, and
they would wipe these days out of the
school history, if it were possible. They
would send back the flags, and burn the
records, that the very memories Of loyal
men might be wiped out, and the unfaith-
full no longer be reproached by the re-
morseless types.-W Whatcom Reyeille.
, 1892-08-09

Governor Ferry bad occasion recently to
visit the asylum at Steilacoom in COM
pany with a number Of friends. Among
the patients is woman who labors under
the delusiOn that she is Queen of America.
The governor was in conversation with
her when she said: "YOu are the governor,
are you ?"
The governor answered that he was.
WELL" said the patient, 81 am the
queen Of America, and I'd like you to
marry me-"
"oh my good woman but already have
a wife"
THAT doesn't matter" came the reply,
"Im the queen and l need a husband in
my business"
The incident afforded quite a little
amusement, but the governor was not in
the matrimonial field.
, 1892-08-09
STATE POLITICAL POINTERS.

Hunt, McGraw, Squire, J. H. Lewis ct al
are undoubtedly stiIi in the front seat IN
the political stage coach of King county
1t is the same old game, by tile same old
drivers: Keep your seats or we will tir
you in the mud, and the confding passen.
gers cling on as though their life depended
upon the drivers, without once surmisine
that the road they are taking is leading to
Robbers Roost. Tacoma Ledger.
We believe that Mr.. Allen will be de-
feated by his record and his tactics We
know that the republican party ought to
make another selection-in the interest OF
itself and for the welfare Of the public
Unless this shall be done the politics and
influence of the state will be manipulated
by the King county combination, and we
shall have two senators bent upon repres-
enting a single township rather than a
great commonwealth Review.
, 1892-08-09
FnEsH sTATE NEws.

Attorney James M. Ashton has returned
from his wedding trip.
Crowds Of people visit the Japan steam
ship Deyawongse in Tacoma.
The British ship Alexandra, which re-
Gently arrived in Tacoma from China and
Japan with a cargo of tea, has been
chartered in San Francisco to load lumber
on Puget Sound for Australia.
The Multnomah was nearly two hours
late in leaving Tacoma for Olympia yester-
day afternoon owing to the considerable
quantity Of freight offered there for Olym-
pia. A large amount of feed constituted
one Of the items.
John H. Mitchell, one of the Tacoma at
torneys Of the Northern Pacific road is to
become assistant counsel at st. Paul, vice
j. G. Bullet resigned. James M. Ashton
will be the attorney at this end of the
line
, 1892-08-09
A savage ZuIu,

BRUNSWICK, n. j. August 9.-John Lucas,
known as the African Zulu, rode well nigh
naked on top Of a wagon in circus parade
here yesterday. The boys guyed him and
finally employed eggs and fruit. This so
enraged the Zulu that he sprang from the
wagon and with war whOop attacked the
boys, like savage beast, biting into their
flesh wherever be could fasten his teeth.
Before he could be driven off he had Sc
yerely bitten John Hickey on the arm,
James Johnson on the neck, and Robert
Applegate on the breast
, 1892-08-09
ARRESTED IN GERMANY.
Tyranny of the Germany Govern
ment with "A Former subject.


ment with "a Former Subject,
GUYAMAs, August s.-Paul Rehm and
August Hermanos, natives of Germany,
who have been employed as mechanics in
the Guyamas railway shops in this city,
left here in June to revisit their native viii
lage in Germany. When they reached
New FORK they received letters from home
urging them 10 return 10 Mexico, warning
them that they would -errely be arrested
under The conseayt laws dnd be compelled
TO perform military service. Rehm, how
ever, decided to take chances, and started
for home, after having advised
his mother that he would remain
at home only one night. In letter lust
received here it appears that Rehn passed
through Belgium on his way to his native
town in Saxony, arriving there at mid
night. He remained there until O'Clock
in the morning, conversing with his aged
mother, and then left at once for the Bel
gian frontier, but was arrested on a train
when only a few miles from the border.
The oftense charged against him was for
avoiding Germany military service.
, 1892-08-09
FOOLED His WorI,men

Theodore L. De Vinne, of New York,
fooled" his workmen on the 1st of April
by dividing among more than 300 of them
a portion of the profits of his business
during the past year, amounting to about
5 per cent. OF the earnings of the various
employees, the total amount thus given out
being nearly S6,250. The basis of the dis
tribution was that each workman had con-
tributed capital equal to the amount Of his
Wages.-American Art Printer.
, 1892-08-09

The promoters Of the Mckinley tariff
meant it to push forward the policy Of
America for the Americans. One method
of realizing it was to keep all work within
their own dOminions. The country was to
be made self-supplying; what could be
produced at home was not to be bought
abroad. That was the keynote of the Nc.
Kinley scheme, and it is working out the
idea Of its designers with the precision and
effectiveness Of machine.-Shefiield Daily
telegraph
, 1892-08-09
Chicago Prodnce mnrEet.

CHICAGO, August o. Wheat - Weak
cash, 78Hc September. SIC.
Corn-Lower; cash, 53Hc; September
53Lc.
Oats-Easy; cash, 3511c; September
3Ac.
Pork-Cash ,$12921<; September $18. OK
Lard Cash; $3.50; September, 81. so.
Short ribs-Cash, September, $8.05
Barley-62
, 1892-08-09
Book ON WasbIngton.

Barton's Hand Book Of Washington for
1892, 682 pages, is the most useful book
in the state for politicians, Office holders,
nominees and Others. It contains the
state constitution, useful statistics. names
Of all federal, state and county officers and
a mass Of information not easily obtaina-
bic Send 81 10 O. NJ. Barton, Olympia,
Wash, and. the book will be sent post paid.
Copies of the edition of 1a89-oO. So nenfa. :
, 1892-08-09
AHfch FindinIdaho.

MOUNTAIN HONE, Idaho, Aug. 9.-There
is great excitement over the discovery ofa
fabulously rich gold bearing quartz lodges
In Dixie district, twenty-five miles up the
Rocky Bar road. On one mine shaft has
been sunk so feet and has large vein eK-
posed, which gives an average value of 80
ounces Of gold 10 the ton. Other and
smaller veins give much higher returns.
, 1892-08-09
John N. Gonna Mentioned.

''The peoples party have put colored
man on their electoral ticket in Whitman
county" said member Of the Spokane
delegation this morning. II think" he
continued "the republicans ought to do
likewise and nominate John n. Gonna, OF
Tacoma, or some prominent colored man
in therepublican ranks as one Of the presi-
Dental electors" +"
, 1892-08-09
Now York stocIt mnrIret.

NEW YORK, August Noon-Fours cou-
pom, 10; Pacific 6s, 8; Atchison, 30;
Central Pacific, 20]l; Burlington, ~; DEN
yer q Rio Grande, As; Northern Pacific
2lN Northern Pacific preferred, 57H;
Northwestern, IN; New York Central
18I Oregon Navigation, 70 Oregon Short
Line 23H Pacific Mail, 34H Rock Isl
and, 70H;. st. Paul X Omaha, 549E ;
Texas Pacific, 8A; Union Pacific, 88L /.
Fargo Express, 30 Western Union, 97J<.
, 1892-08-09
DenouncIng Pinkertonism.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 9.-The national conven-
tion brotherhood Of carpenters and joiners
passed resolutions denouncing the Carne-
gle company for employing Pinkertons,
roundly scoring Plnkertonism and ex.
pressing sympathy with the Coeur d'Alene
! miners
, 1892-08-09
Nervous ProstratIon.

drunkenness, fits, opium habit, st. Yitus
dance, bysteria, headache. hot flashes,
nervous dyspepsia, confusion, are cured by
DR.. Miles NerYine, Trial bottles and fine
books free at Acme drug store, Mari g. Ross
proprietors, or by mail 10 cents, DR.. Miles
Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind,
, 1892-08-09
A Humnn FightIng Hrute,

PORTLAND, Oregon, August 9.-Billy Ma
Der, the Australian, and Billy Smith, Of
Boston, today signed articles Of agreement
for finish fight before the Pastime Ath-
letic club, Of this city, Sept. 20, for a purse
of $1,000 and side bet of $1,000.
, 1892-08-09

HrAwATHA, Kan. August "a family Of
syrians named Aborabi, father, daughter
and two sons, who were attacked and beat
en- by three drunken roughs, have entered
complaint with the Syrian consul located
at New York, and he in turn has reported
the matter 10 bis gOVernmenL
, 1892-08-09
Seized an American schooner

HALIFAX, N. s., Aug. 9.-The American
schooner Bolla Bartlett was seized at Fort
Hawnesbury yesterday, charged With vio-
lation Of the custom laws in 1891.
, 1892-08-09
toward a DrunIlard,s crave.

Some years ago a tramp was resting
quietly one night, as a guest, In the Gala
boose Of Western village. About mid
night few of the citizens who wanted TO
have some fun went over to the town hall
and improvised an impromptu court.
Then one Of their number brought this
tramp before them. After a mock trial
had been held the self-appOinted Judge
proceeded TO lecture the prisoner" and In
the course Of his remarks be alluded to the
tramp's bOyhOOd and his home, and drew
a word picture of a pretty country home,
with all its joys and pleasures, with It's
sunshiny mother love and the laughter OF
innocent children. Tears streamed down
the poor wanderers face, and, raising bis
hand, he cried, "Oh, don't, sir, please
don'tW
1t was a sad and pathetic scene. The
picture was all too true. He once had lust
such a home, and enjoyed all its rich treas
ures Of love and hope, but whisky had
claimed him, and he had rapidly gone
down the road to ruin, till az last he be-
came "only a tramp" Had Il not been fol
whisky he might have been a prosperous
merchant or professional man. All the
avenues Of life were open TO him then, but
now they were closed upon the dirty, rag
ged, despised outcast.
/ If the young man could see the future
when he raised the first glass Of liquor Ia
\ bis lips he would put it down untouched
! If he could, as in a panorama, see the Die.
ture Of his future life, be would never takS
the FIRST drink. They cannot be shown in
this way, but they begin the accursed
habit and go on step by step down the
deep decline that leads to a druukard'i Z
/ aYe,-Lnter- Ocean.
, 1892-08-09
Q 3 aray. ] Z Roblnson, n w olRear. w

@ e Gray, I Robinson, N w O'Rear. w
b Dennis, E Packard, A Wilkes.
Clark county-Lynn B Clough, D Har
ris, j A SnOdgrass, A B Eastman, Dana
Landon, R Y Johnson, W B Wells, L 7
Deithrich E A SlOcun, Geo Lindsey, i
GrOat, Luther Davis, Scott SWeetland A ]
Cook, E N Green, Peter Clancy, e Bur.
witz, A Elwell, w r ElWell A ] Bing-
ham, w McDWein, A L Miller, ] NJ ii
Bloomfield, w w McCredie. r Thomp-
son, w H Brewster, N H Ellerich, T f
Pressler, d Geoghegan, Chas Smith, w
w Sparks, A Mills, A 7 Shaw, A A
Lindsey, w A GilmOur, ] ID Gordon.
Clancy, w Cahill, Laiferty, and Fred
W Biers.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Promptly at 2:30 this afternoon the
league clubs formed in line at the Olympia
hotel, and headed by the Tacoma drum
corps, marched down Main street and up
Fourth TO the theater. General Cavanaugh
called the league to order by announcing
that this was the second bi-
ennial meeting of the league for
the election of officers and as the
time was limited he hoped none of the gen
tlemen would indulge in4ong speeches, but
proceed at once to the iIansactiOn of busi-
ness. The appointment of a committee
on credentials was declared in order
and upon motion of A. Q. Joab, the follow
ing committee was appointed; A. E.
JOab, Of Pierce county, Mr.. Dennis, of
Jefferson; r. G. O'Bren, Of Thurston /;
J; x. Ballaine, Of Whitman; g. E. Dixon,
of Kittitas.
At this juncture John f. Convey ap-
peared upon the stage bearing a life-size
lithOgraph of William Mckinley, ESQ.
which he gracefully deposited in front Of
the chairman's stand amidst a chorus OF
yells for Convey"
The committee on credentials retired to
the committee room.
Eugene Kreider read list of the clubs
in the league, showing that the counties
bordering on Puget Sound were well sup
piled with leagues.
By this time the lower part of the house
was well filled, and visitors and outsiders
hung over the rail Of the foyer.
Chairman CaVanaugh Insisted upon
every club represented in the gathering
being placed upon the secretary's record.
Mr.. Cayanaugh begged permission to
make short address and consent was
slgnlhed by vigorous applause. He out
lined the struggle of tie leaders Of the
party in forming the league as given at the
of this article. Among other
things he said the nain object of
the league was to organize an
aggressive force to assist in the campaign.
He said he would like very much to see
each club become a red-hot fighting club
IN the interest of the candidates nominated
by the state convention.
Speeches we're made by Mr.. Roberts,
Senator Claypool, Congressman John L.
Wilson, Mr.. Fairchiid and others. The
league was in session when THE TRIBUNE
went to press.
, 1892-08-09

Robert Graham, with Deming and
Perry is a candidate on the democratic
ticket for county clerk. He is well known
in the county and has a large circle of
friends in and out Of Olympia and is a
first class clerk.
, 1892-08-09

MONMOUTH, Aug. 9.-.The champion
stakes one mile and half was won by
Lamplght. Banquet was second and
Locohatchic third. Time 2:322<.
, 1892-08-09

DR.. Blalock was in the city today for
the purpose Of holding a committee meet
ing Of the worlds far commission. Moth
ing was done, however, and the committee
adiOnrned
, 1892-08-09
The Emperor Greeted.

BERLIN, Aug. s.-Emperor William ar
rived at Patsdam at8;10 O'Clock this morn
ing. He was greeted by the Empress who
was awaiting his home coming from his
visit to Queen Victoria,
, 1892-08-09
CoIonel y. W. piIke for EIector.

The Klickitat delegation want Colonel
E. W. Pike as one Of the presidential
electors. HE is not bank director or a
U. S. officer and is every way qualified for
the position" said Delegate Maxwell this
morning.
, 1892-08-09

New York, August "a little before Il
O'Clock this morning the famous treasure
train carrying $50, 900 in gold from San
Francisco to New York, arrived at its des-
tination.
, 1892-08-09
california Grain MARKET.

SAN Francisco, August 9.-Wheat, De-
cember, SLAB.
, 1892-08-09
SteVe,s war Record IfIxe Grover,

The Rev. g. B. Snedeker, a well known
Methodist preacher Eho lives at Abingdon
Ills, says:
In 1884 myself and Stevenson, with
others, we're drafted Mr.. Stevenson hired
man to 60 to the front in his place, and
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-30
POwstancy W MaroccO RObici.

LoNDYN, 30 sie erpnia. Otrzyma-
no tu Tangieru wiadom3se o zwy-
cieztwie wojsk S t1}tanskich mad pow
stanczemi plemio nami Anghera. Licz-
ne oddzia}y kon hicy piechoty sui
tahskiej uderzyfy ! ma wsie, bedace sic
dliskiem powsta he6wi spalify je do
szczetu. Nast2p liza potem krwawa
walka, W kt6rej powstah hcy zostali
rozbici ma glove 80, Dowddca pow
stanc6w Haman uciek4. Wojsko dfu-
go SIG uganlat9 po pobojowisku,
scinajac g}owy przeciwnikdw, "a
kt6re wyznaczo he SO nagrody pie
niezne. w wojs ku :suftahsbiem jest
zabitych so zof hierzy kilku Office
row.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-30
ISKIERKITELEGRAF ICzNE zzA OCEANU

LoNDYN. - K F6lowa Wiktorya
kazaia wyrazie wdowom i sierotom
ofar wypadku W kopalni W Bird
gend swojs sympa tye ubolewanie,
twierdzac, ze rozuf ME ich boles6, bo
vie dobrze eco to jest utraci6 mega
lub dziecl''.
AMSTERDAM. - Na parowcu GU
rania'' przybyiym tu Hamburga
zdarzy} sic wypade < cholery.
! PARYz. - Rozp0czs} sic tu wczo-
raj process markiza de Mores, oska-
rzonego zamordo Hanie kap. Maye-
ra W pojedynku.
BERLIN. - Wfad dze tutejsze So "a
wiadomione telegra 6cznie o :nazwi-
skach wszystkich pasazer6w, wyjez-
dzajscyeh kolejami z miejscoWoesci
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-30
Telegrany z E uropy.
Klub sOcyalistyczny W Anglii.

LoNDYN, 20 sic fpnia. L Najstar-
sza organizacya sd cyalistyczna W An
gill zosta1a przyw r6cona do zycia W
ostatnia sobote pdd pierwotna ME
miecka nazwa: Comm unistischer
Arbeiter Verein'' Stowarzyszenie'
to byfo za@ozone pierwotnie W roku
1s4O przez Karola Marxa, Frydery-
ka Engelsa inne znakomitosci So
cyalistyczne i sk}a adafo sic gf6wnie
wychodzc6w z Nj emiec. Po r.-1o78
1879 przy}aczy}9 sic don wiele o,
sob, kt6re uciek}y z Niemiec wsku-
tex praw przeciw socyalistom. Ma
stepnie pomiedzy cz}onkami stowa-
rzyszen1a nastapi}B nieporozumienia
ispory, kt6re roz billy je eafkowivie.
Obecnie dopiero socyali$ci zdofali
dojsc do zgodyi ma now b zorgani-
zowaG dawne stow Warzyszehie- Inau-
guracya odnowio4 lego Klu bu odby}a
sic wfasnie W obszernej Grafton
Hall. Sala by4a V sobote wspaniale
udekorowanai pfzepe}nio ona socya-
listami wszelkich narodowosci. Fer
dynand GILES pr ezydowa}, przema-
wiafa znana fra hcuzka socyalistka
Ludwlka Michel, ma zakon nczenie tan
czono spiewanoI Zamia rem orga-
nizator6w Klubu jest zjednoczyc W
MIN W jedna ca19sc wszy Ftkie dro-
bue kluby angielskie eudzoziem-
skie, istniejace W Londyni Ell okolicy.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-30
:Drobne wIadOmOsGi.

P. Konstanty MoraF Fski wysta-
pill do sadu obwodowego re sprawa
przeciw wv. Mar. Pol. W Ameryce
o $500. Biizsze szczeg61y sprawy
ME So nam wiadome. -.
=: Prof. dr.. Emil Habdank Duni-
kovski we $rOds przyjezd dza do Chi
cago. t.. -. H..
80 80 Dwaj chfopcy 13letn i R. Reidy
i 12letni Oh. Epley zostali areszto-
wani, oskarzeni 0 swiado mie zfosli-
we podpalenie fabryki. ,, Cherry Ore
Refining Co... Wczesn lie ch}opcy
zaczsynaja!. ..:... -. :
-. + W. piatek wieczorem W Vor-
waerts. Turn hall przy il T.. 12ej tuz
:obok Hafsted odbedzie: sie drugie
masowe zebranie w.celu zaprotesto.
wanna przeciW zamykaniu WystaWy
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-30
Wiadoml1oSciM Miejsk:i e.
q Towarzystwa PrzemysioW Wego Rzemiesl'
/. =. =: nikdw POlskich. +

T. Odbieramy nastepujs CO korespon
deneye prosba Q uni ieszczenle W
"Telegrafe'': F.,
''Na posiedzeniu nadzwyczaJnem
przedrocznem Tow. ftRzemieslni-
k6w Polskich'c' obrano zarzad ma rok
nastepujscych obywate eli: A. B}a-
szczyhski prezes (po raz drugI, Fir.
lGofaszewski vice. .prezeB, A. Hoppe
sekr. prot. (po raz drugD, W. Wit
kowski sekr. fnan. (po raz drugi),
W.. Wleklinski kasyer po raz Idru-
gD, L. Biniakowski, Al Koz}owski
i W. Stranc rada gospp pdarcza, K.
zychliiski, A. Siudzihs XII W. Man
kowski trustysi, K. Brukwicki mar
sza1ek, Alb. Jenczyk zastepca mar
sza}ka, Fir. Zdrojewski G chorazy lszy,
And. Jenczyk chorazy d rugi, S. Ur-
mahski, J. Kozlowski : podchorazo-
vie, K. Brukwicki, F. sowadzki,
K. Zychlihski, W. Man kowski i A.
Biaszczynski komitet tie atralny, wre-.'
szcie K. Brukwicki, S. Urmahski i
Fir. Sowadzki komitet do budowy
hall Pu}awskiego. Wszelkie kores-
pondencye, tyczace sic Tow. "Prze-
mysfowego Rzemieslni ik6w Pol
skich'' prosze przesyfa3 do nizej
podpisanego. "....
7. 4. Hoppe, Sc kretarz, =
755 W. 18th st., Chicago. III.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-30
Wystepy pani MOdrzej jewskiej.

PAM Helena Modrzeje ewska, zna-
ma artystka dramatyczna, kt6ra uzys-
ka}a sobie sfawe naAobu p6}kulach,
graiac .po polsku ipo angielsku,
przyby4a do Chicago. Opr6cz szere-
gu wystepow angielsklcH !; PAM Mo
drzeiewska graG bedzie takze, sto-
sownie do uczynionej poprzednio O.
bietnicy, ma scenic poiskiej W otoeze-
niu amator6w. Przedstawienie odbe-
die sic W sail przy ul. Bradley W
niedziele Ago wrzesnia. PAM Mo-
drzejewska gra6 bedzi e W sztuce
ssJadwiga". Niewatpliwie lie przedsta-
wienie to sciagnie liczny ych widow.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-30
dotknietych cholera do Berlina, to
dla u}atwienia kontroli zdrowia.

dotknietych cholera do Berlina, a to
dla u}atwienia kontroli zdrowia.
LoNDYN.-Okret angielski 'sNew-
feld'', jadacy Anglii do Brisbane
rozbi{ sie ma wybrzezach Australia.
Jedenastu ludzi utonefo. .....
PARYz. Buenos Ayres, stoli-
cy Argentyny W po}udniowej Anne
ryce donosza o krwawych walkach,
jake tam mia4y miejsce ma ulicach.
Zaburzenia wywofali radykalisci.
Wojskom rzadowym uda}o sic przy-
wr6cie spok6j. 80:
LoNDYN. - Firma bankierska
Redfern, Alexander & Co., operuja-
ca gf6wnie ma .Australie, zbankruto-
wafa ma pare milion6w. -.
W1EDEn. - Ces. Franciszek J6zef
zyczy sobie azeby sprawe obrony
pred cholera W Austryi ujefo W swe
rece Tow. ''Czerwonego Krzyza".
LoNDYN. - Dawny zwyczaj salu-
towania kr6lowei wystrzafami arma-
tniemi, zarzucony cd czasu smierci
jej meza, zostaf przywrocony powo-
du wyjazdu jej Osborne. Wszyst.
stkie okrety wojenne zegna1y ja 81
wystrza}ami.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-30
Batalia Z emi grantami ROsyi.

REIcIIENBEEG, 80 sierpnia. -
Trzystu zyd6wr osyjskich usifoWafo
gwaftem przekf foczyf dis granice
czesko-niemieck4, azeby sic. dostac
do Zittau ma po4iqg do Hamburga.
Usiiowanie to m ia}o miejsce MEDIA
leko Kratzau. S traz celna niemiecka
po kompletnej b6jce odepchne}a
precz zyd6w. P omiedzy emigranta-
mi ME byfo VIC ale chorych ma cho-
lere; ale wszysct y odznaczali sig od-
razajacq nieczy$ $toscia. -. Losem
zyd6w musza sig teraz zajq6 w}adze
czeskie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-30
Samob6jstwo Jana P rugby.

j." Jan Prucha, zam. p. n. 504 ma
W. le-ej ulicy powiesi i sic W ko-
morce W tyle swego dom u W niedzle-
le W nocy. Ciafo znalazfa jego zona
dopiero wczoraj mad wieczorem -.
Ze sledztwa wykaza}o sic, re Prucha
.byf bardzo nerwowy i ze samob6j-
stwo by}o nastepstwem zmartwienia
z powodu kfotni jego c6fki. z. ssesia-
dem. ow sasiad uderzyl dziewcze
pair pem W glove ito tax zmartwi}o
Pguche, ze kilka. razy powtarza}:
,,Ja tego ME przezyjef e. Potem
wyszed} ii powiesH Sic. Sad
orzekf, IL samob6jstwo zosta}o spe&-
nione' W przystepie obled u. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-30
|RoK.. l..
W niedziele. Pol lacy powinn ! b
tam takze obecni! :. |

W niedziele. Polacy powinnf bye
tam takze obecni!. :.
Albert Stokes, ciesla, pr acqja-
cy ma wystawie pr ~ bud dynku stanu
Pennsylvania, spad ze zuaczne Wy
sokosci izabil sic. -.
Wfasciciel ztoru z wodanh nhi ga
zowemi W Masonic Ten nple, F. B.
Spencer zosta} arc esztow any, q j4go.
sztor zamkniety, poniew az pok kazafo
sic, IL W jego wod dach q najduj je pig
zbyt wiele. -. spirytusu- !
Thos. Cannon chciaf ukra Be be-
czke octu, kt6ra W wzia} po pija nemu
"a beczke. 49,. whisky. 2 zostaf
skazany ma $500. |
J. Hirsch, "a -letni S starzef, Ge-
zko ranny we wfas nym d omu pr4 4ez
nieznanego napastnika F przed pa aru
dniami, wczoraj zmar}. !
HI. Dickman, kowal, zostaf a re-
sztowany "a to, ze przerab biaf papi er-
XII jednodolar ma. 5-c1q 90
larowe. ii
4 *.James Shay, G. h}opiec dwahrast TO-
letni, zmarf wczoraj W SIP italu z n an
odniesionych wsku tex przyjec han ia
przez pociag kolei Rock | Sland pr ~ 1
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