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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
WILLIAM how ARD WRIGHT.
A Trusted Employee at the c, & O. B. B.
DEPOT, Richmond Va,.

saws: al contracted
CATARBH eleven years
ago from a severe cold,
and pince then tried
every remedy / could
find. but without relief,
until | consulted DR..
COATES, OF No. 70S east
Franklin street. Rich
mond, Va. Ny nose was
stopped up with HARD
knots, and when | blew
them out It often made
me heave and throw up
my food; mucus Kept
constantly falling into
my throat from behind
my nose, but sometimes
my throat got dry aud
sore. There was oitor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11

The Ohio state Journal, which is about the
most intensely Republican paper IN the
Buckeye State, says: Excessive taxation
is an evil and great one" Is the Journal
getting ready to hedge on the MCKINLEY
hill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
r. N. CURD
SUCCESSES 10 T. T. SAB
DRUGGIST
2OOI yENABLE SIRED


DIPES. TOBACCO. ClGAi.9, - he. :
4 RETTRs. Cuoan DANUBE 81. y ~.
incest smoke you can ger .i' r. ...f-'
especially call your altenihn [" ~. as
OF Tooth Brushes, which ~ t
Sonishinsiy low prices. We ~. 3. ~ :
this. having purchased a 'sfS' -
cnres-cCnsiderably under ~ r
prices. Flesh-Gioyes AMI htA' ~
Sponges, Soft and large, -s' FH,
soaps, 20 to 90. per ioIen 80 I'd. -
chief Extracts, embracing on '.' .i... N
Of the best perlumers. lole.-. "a. l., Fl
variety. Oar Beef Toair and li..' n ~
lie. ionic HypophosPai.es' o.. ~ .,- -
ton, iust the thing yoa ne,i l..A.,s. pei
TEN In healthy condition ana -. ~
guild feeling caused BY eIcea' 49,
sOdO, Bromo- Caffeine, fer nef'
Sc. All the iayorite Mineral ! ~ PrEaL
H. n. s5si.s.,. 4,
Managers Of Marshan-s.fes'
an 25-oodtNOlO ->
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11

7 AW SCHOOL, RICHMOND, VA.
n Two years course, hat may be completed in
less time. Opens SEPTEMBER 22D. Fees
moderate, teaching thorough. advantages cN-
cellent. Send 70 chairman Richmond College
for catalogue. For special Information address
Professor ROGER GREGORY, Lester Manor,
NJ - Suf AHW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11

NOR SALE, ADAiRY, CONSISTING
IL Of Cows. Horses. Calves. Wagons, and ali
tue necessary implements used in nrst-class
dairy, with tbs privilege OF renting the farm.
Address DAIRY, care DISPATCH 90 est
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11

a thick, yellow, gluey WIN. HOWARD WRIGHT.
discharge, very offensive, from my nose aud
ticking noises In my ears. l had a dry cough,
and sometimes a duh pain in my chest My
hearing was bad; appetite sometimes great,
sometimes poor. ! got up in the morning very
tired after a restless nigh, and / became very
weak. Ny improvement under DR.. COATESS
treatment has been rapid and constant, the
above symptoms are all about gone and feel
strong, rest we'll, and in general good health"
WILLIAM HOWARD WRIGHT,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway depot, Richmond,
Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY HIGH

lhOlNlA UNIV LhollI niOh
' SCHOOL, 102 east Cary street, Will re-
open ODD SEPTEMBER. Dary rel gous eEer-
clses; kind, patient treatment; personal atten-
ton 70 each scholar Full science and book
keeping course. once hours. 10 70 ~ daiY.
Circulars aJ bookstores aud ScJtts drug
store, (Church-llnn. Principal, WISTER
ARCHER, NJ. A., Pm. 3.
au4-Th Su6 TutSeS,&td2v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11

CT. MARYS COLLEGE, BELMONT.
- CASTOR COUNTY, ". c.. a Thorough
Classical and Commercial Education and Flo
mentary School for Beginners. Conducted by
the Benedictine Fathers For particulars apply
~ I4-2m THE REVEREND DIRECTOR
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-17
woIse1ey,s Error as to a Law Lord.

Whatever else may be said about Lord
Wolseley, this at least is cerJain-when he
speaks as he did in Dublin of the road to
success in the army being paved with
hard work. he is the hero of his own epic.
1t is perhaps the knowledge of his own
career that has caused him to think the
road to the woolsack is similarly con-
st-ucted. Well, that of course is compli-
mentary to the bar and the bench, but
illustration is sometimes perilous when it
deals with men and their lives.
For instance, Lord Wolseley took the
case of the lord chancellor of Ireland, who
really gained the woolsack through the
houses of parliament and not through the
four courts. In twenty-five years Mr..
Gibson. now Lord .Ashbourne. held but
three briefs in the court over which he
now presides.-London Broad Arrow.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-17
Hero Worship.

Men have poor eye for the truest heroes
round about them in their own day. Their
hero worship is concerned chiefly with the
past. Emerson said of Webster at the
time of the fugitive slave law, when Gar
rison and Phillips and Parker and Whittier
were waging their great fight, He knows
the heroes of lI16, but cannot see those of
1851 when he meets them in the street -
However severe this view of Webster may
be, the word is true of a thousand thou
sand men. 1t is as common today as it
was in Christ's time and before Christ :
time, for men who busy themselves in
painting the tombs of the prophets to be
just as busy in stoning the prophets sent
unto their own generation.
Carlyle himself, the greatest of all our
hero worshipers, whose name rushes to
our lips at the very mention of heroes and
herosm, had but a poor eye and ear TO-
the heroic figures and voices of his own
epoch. He never caught Mazzini's vision.
He hardly understood what Mazzini was
about in the world, even when he had him
for his neighbor and went in and out with
him day By day. There had been no con-
siderable exhibition of heroism in England,
according to his vision, for two centuries
no real body of heroes since the Puritans.
1t may well be doubted whether, had he
been the contemporary of Cromwell or of
Luther, whom he celebrated so well, he
would not have been found their enemy
and counted them malcontents, busybodies
and disorderly fellows.-Edwin D. Mead
in New England Magazine.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-17
Helping with Influence.

IN a rather low and crowded basement of
oxe of the city's shops recently a customer
stood waiting for parcel near an elevated
desk, where n young woman was acting as
cashier of the department. Directly over
the girl hung a strong electric light. A
man, evidently an attacae Of the establish
ment who looked after the lights, came
along, extinguished the light, and pro-
ceeded to lower and clean it. The girl
drew a breath of relief
Il wish you wouldn't put the thing
back she said.
Why said the man, sis your head bad
again;'
Its always bad" complained the girl.
while that whirring glare is in my face"
The man laughed alphabetically.
Sorry, but | can't help it, he said and a
moment later the dazzling globe swung in
position again and he went on to finish his
rounds.
But it CHANGED that the woman who
heard this was benevolent and energetic
one. and she was besides a rich and long
standing patron of the store. She asked
the girl at the desk few questions to dis
cover that the bad head described an al
most permanent condition of dizziness and
fullness, which, rightly or wrongly, she
attributed to the electric light. The Gus
toner listened and sympathiZed and went
straight from the basement to the mana
gers Office, where her statement of the
case and plea for change in the situation
of electric light or desk received probably
more attention than it would have done
from a less prominent woman. At all
events, within a few days the cashiers
desk in that basement was moved, and a
small gas jet, shaded, supplied the extra
light needed. 1t would be well, however,
if there were more rich customers to come
to the rescue of dazzled clerks, or more
naDaCarS a jnyeStipata If sncb rpScne il
needed.-Her Point OF View in New York
Times
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-17
Malice of Old Sarah Churchill.

An electioneering squib written in the
reign of William III describes the scene
of the hustlings in Guildhall, when the
platform was crowded by 'all the folks in
furs, from sables, ermines and the skins of
ours" Swift has mentioned n Ballad
Full of Puns,'' which was produced dur
ing the Westminster election of ITO. But
we have more precise records of the deeply
designed stroke of electioneering policy
ascribed to old Sarah, duchess of MARI
borough, who, wishing to annoy George
Grimstone, who was opposing the success
of her nominees, had fresh edition printed
of very stupid comedy called Love in a
Hollow Tree which had been written by
Lord Grimstone and which, being heartily
ashamed of it, he had suppressed. The
implacable Sarah reprinted the silly play,
and affixed to it an engraving representing
an elephant dancing on a tightrope.-Lon-
don Telegraph.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-17
Strong Witnesses.

Among the thousands of testimonials
of cures by DIR. Miles New Heart Cure.
is that of Nathan Allisops, a well-known
citizen of Glen Rock, Pa, who for years
had shortness of breath. sleeplessness,
pain in left side, shoulders, smothering
spells, ETC.; one bottle of DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure and one box of Nerve and
Liver Pills. cured h m. Peter Jaouet,
Salem, n j., is another witness. who for
twenty years suffered with heart disease,
was pronounced incurable by physicians,
death stared him in the face, could not
lie down for fear of smothering to death
Immediately after using the New Cure
be felt better and could lie down and
sleep all night. and is now g we'll man .
The New Cure is sold, also free book, by
HAITI & Bahnsen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-17
\ Great Natural Sounding Board.

the queerest country | ever saw" said
Simon Askins, for twenty eight years a
soldier on the American frontier, lis that
Immediately about Dry lake, in Lassen
county. / was sergeant there under
General Wheaton during the Modoc war.
Dry lake usually has no water in it at all.
IL i, almost an arid plain, with some al
kali scattered here and there over it, and
its area is about 21{ by miles. On one
side are the Pit River mountains and on
another are big pine woods, while to the
west are the famous lava beds in which
the Indians hid during that last great Cal
ifornia struggle with the savages.
We'll, a winding road leads up from the
valley into the curious basin. If a horse
walk on this road anywhere, even two or
three miles outside the border of the dry
lake, he can be heard for many and many
miles up in the interior. The ground all
about there sends forth a hollow sound.
Reverberations can be heard everywhere.
Whether there are any caves or lost
rivers there l cannot say, but though
have been almost everywhere on the from
tier never found anything like it. A foot
fall may be heard like a sound in a great
cavern.
Many a night when, as a soldier on
duty, we anticipated attack from the
Indians or the arrival of courierS or sup
plies, | have put my ear to the ground. If
a horse was moving about anywhere with
in miles he could at once easily be detect
ed. This enabled us to put ourselves in an
attitude of defence. 1t is great gallery,
a whispering gallery it may be called,
where the acoustics are so perfect that any
thing said is published to the world. All
the country about there has ears. Even
the cav Of a crow or the notes of song
ster take on a weird sound. San Fran
ciG ,iua
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-17

MAN Wanted; salary and expen es; perma-
W Nm nent place; whole port time: apply at
once; BRewN Bros, g. Co Nurserymen, Chicago
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-17
How UNPLEASANT

it is TO see beautiful child's face disfgured
with vile humors, bursting through the
skin in pimples. blotches and sores. and
sadder still. when the young and innocent
are laughed at and twitted in all such
cases. Parents should give them that
good and pure remedy. sulphur Bitters.
which will search and drive out of the
blood every particle of humor.-Heslth
GAratfe
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-17
''MOTHERS'
FRlEND''
MAKES Chin BIRTH EASY,

Colvin, La, Dec. 2, 1ss6.-AIy wife used
MOTHERS FRIEND before her third
confinement, and says she would not be
without it for hundreds Of dollars
DOCK MILLS.
Sent by express On receipt Of price. $3.50 per bot
tie. Book a. 10 Mothers y mailed free.
RRaDFTELO REGULATOR CO.,
.os aaIr eY All DRUGGISTS. ATLANTA ca.
SOLD 81 RA2TZ & 5adNssH
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28

obecnie W par. sw. stanisfawa Ko-
stki nowy wielki kosci6f: w d. 2e
czerwca odbyfo sic w}asnie uroczyste
.poswiecenie Smiu nowych dzwon6w
do tegoz koscioFa |. Ot6z, jak sic do
wiadujemy, wszystkie te dzwony 20.
sta1y zakupione ME funduszoW og6-
lnych parafi, lee y }askawej ofarno-
sci os6b i instytucyi prywatnych. ltak
dzwon najwiekszy zaktpifo "a sumo
$3.50, Tow. .Rycerzy sw. Michafa
Arch. Dzwon drugi kosztujacy $500
ofarowaf p. X. Brzozowski, wfasei-
ciel hotelu. Trzeci ia S3O0) jest
darem p. A Ratajewskiego, polskie-
60 przedsiebiorcy budowlanego.
Czwarty (za $4,000 ofarowaf p. Ro-
sinski, wydawca tamtejszej gazety
,Przyjaciel Lud u''. Piaty zakupi}
w1asnych fundusz6w 81. proboszcz
miejscowy ks. a. Jaworski, sz6sty
Tow. sw. Stan. Kostki, si6dmy Sio-
stry sw. Karolai Boromeusza i 6smy
bezmienny ofarowca. Dodae nalezy,
il okna do nowego kosci6}a zostafy
takze zakupione re sk}adek prywa-
tnych, jedno z mich najwieksze
okno frontowe zakupiio Tow. litew-
skie serca Jezuso wego. z Zprzyjemno-
scia zaznaczamy te szlachetna ofa-
rnos6> pittsburskich polak6w, ktora
przynosi i'm prawdziwy .zaszczyt....
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28
Telegramy Krajowe.
Il NE " TORKU
ZAB6JsTwo W saDzIE.
Tegoz dnia lima niezwyk1a scena
W hall sadowej.
4 NE W TORHU.
ZABoJsTwo W saDzIE.

New YORK, 81 czerwca. -
Krwawy dramat odegra} sic tn dzl-
siaj W sail sadowej W obec sedziego,
przysieg}ych licznie zgromadzone-
60 tfumu.
MEody, bo zaledwo dwudziesto
piec1o-letni Edward Divin, kaleka,
zabi} ma .miejscu jednym strza}em
rewolwerowym 1S-letniego Maxa
Clerget.
By}o to W toku sprawy.
Max Clerget oskarzony byf kry-
minalny napad ma 15-letnia siostre
Divina, Sare.
Zapytany przez sedziego, czy jest
winien zbrodniczego czynu, odpo-
wiedziai w1a$nie "Winien'', gdy
oto brat ofarys znaidujacy sic po-
sr6d publicznosci, skoczy}z z miejsca,
wydobyf revolver - strzelif.
katwo sobie wyobrazit straszny
zamet W sail sadowej. Wszyscy
skoczyli Z miejsc, a jeden przy-
siegfych zemdla}.
Ia chwile sprawdzono, re Clerget
juz ME zyje. .
zab6jca, gdy 60 aresztowano, by}
zupefnie spokojny. Ma zapytanie,
co zrobif, odrzeki:
- Mic. On popelni} zbrodnie
ma mojej siostrze.
Rzecz Gala wywo}a}a ogromne
wrazenie W miescie.
New YORK, 81 czerwca. - w
lynne samym ssdzie, tylko W innym
jego oddziele prawie tym samym
czasie nastspi}o inne niezwyk1e zaj
scie.
Sadzono spraWe Johna Hleo'
oskarzonego o kryminalny napad ma
4-letnia R6ze Lieber. Sprawa
przedstawia}a oburzajace szczeg6fy.
Przemawia} wlasnie oskarzyciel
Townsend; gdy niespodzianie pod
ni6s} sic jakis cz1owiek, i g}oSno
zacza} krzyczeG: "Sznurek?. kto
ma sznurek?. :. Lynchowac tego
}otraw
Ma sic rozumiec, naruszaJacego
spok6j wyprowadzono z sail Polka
za}o sic, re nazwisko jego jest
George Dawson. Obja$nii on, ze
ma zone j piecioro dzieci, NOVA
prokuratora tax go poruszyfa, re.
ME m6gf sic powstrzymac. Daw-
son zostaf odprawiony admonicya,
ably imym razem ma mic podobnego
sobie mic pozwalaf ,...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28
RoK I.

odesEaf do ks Chotlk kowskiego VI Kra-
kowie 24s z}r., zeB Brane W swe Ii pa
raii; ks. G6rski re braf ,wys}af Z 500
zr.; Bractwo Sw. Bronisfawy z te-
goz miasta II zfr.
| w seminariu1 1n .duchown em w
St. Francis, Wis. ma dyakona wy
swiecony zostaf m}9 9dy Polak E. X a.
bat,
| W Pittsburgh przejechany 70
sta} ma smierc przez tramway 81 letni
chfopiec polski Kos Eewski. "
Jeszcze W rok} y biez. polo ozop pc
zostana Fundamental pod nowy k b.
sci6f polski sw. Jack ka ma po}udnip-
wei stronie m. MilF Faukee.
N w New York ku S. Splihski,
probujac wskoczyc ma tramwa y pa
Bowery, upadf zfa mai noge.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28
Telegramy z Europy.
WYBORY w ANGLTI.
Agitacya przedwyborcza przybiera
bardzo ostry charakter.
Ogolne wzburzenie.

LoSDYN, 81 czerwca. -Agitacya
przedwyborcza ma. gruncie tuteiszym
zaczyna przybiera6 charakter coraz
ostrzejszy i gwaftowniejszy.
Dowodem tego rysunek, kt6ry sic
tn ukaza} W tych dniach zosta} roz-
rzucony wszedzie W tysiacach egzem-
plarzy.
Jest on zatytu}owany: ,,Ostatnia
podr6z'', a wyobraza Gladstone'a Z
palma W jednem i billem ,,Home
Rule" W drugiem reku W chwili,
gdy dyabli ciagna 60 ma gwa4t "a
kark do piek&a. :,
Niesmaczna ia karykatura wywo-
fafa g1osne oburzenie nawet pomie-
dzy przyzwoitszymi przeciwnikami
angielskiego meza stanu.
DUBLIN, 81 czerwca. - Tim
Healy (anti-parnellista), ktory znaJ-
duje sic tu W celu agitacyi pred
.wyborczej, narazony jest ma liczne
napa$ci i nieprzyjacielskie mantle
stacye re strony ludnosci.
Po mityngu W Arklow, o 80 mil
ztad, musia} wracac koleja pod
strata oddziafu policyantow.
Pomimo to ma kazdej stacyi spo-
tyka}y 60 grozne okrzyki wrogiego
mu tlumu.
LoNDYN, 81 czerwca. - L Shet-
field donosza, IL podczas bardzo
burzliwego mityngu politycznego
znany przedstawiciel stronnictwa
konserwatywnego BaIfour o mafo
co ME zosta} pobity.
LoNDYN, 81 czerwca. - Lord
Salisbury wydaf wymowna odezwe
do wyborc0w, W kt6rej wzywa lch
do zgody, porozumienia i ME Wy
wracania polityki uswieconej przez
stulecia.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28
z po1udn. A:meryk i,
PoWsTAN1E w BRAzYLi Il.
M1AsTo PORTO ALI IEGRE ZBoMB BAR
DOWANE. |

VALPARAISO, 81 q zerwca. - yak
wiadomo, juz pred pewnym cza aseh h
brazyliiski stan Rio Grahde do Sui,
kt6rego stolica jest miasto port low e
Porto Allegro, ogfoS Sif sic niezalez-
nym cd pahstwa Bra zyliiN i pod4iioSf
sztandar rokoszu. .
Przeciw powstahc6m rzad brAzy-
lijski wysfaf wojska, kt6re kilkak kr3-
tnie stoczyFy mimi d robin e potycz xxi.
Obecnie jednak przyS Sz}o Idopier9 do
stanowczej rozprawy
Rozpoczeto dzia}ah hie Rrzeciw po
wstancom jednoczes1l lie ma ladzie MP
morzu. Ma ladzie 5000 wojskierh b
rzadowem dowodzif jen. Silva Liva
des, morzem przybyB y dwi lie brazylii-
skie kanonierki pod do w6dztYerh
kap. Lara.
Postanowiono najpierw zbom par :
dowac Porto Allegre =, zaiete pf fzez
rewolucyonist6w. i
Istotnie zacze}o sie bom mbardd IVA
ME-. Kule ciezki oh dzi ia} zrza aFza+
4y W miescie ogromn e SIX 1ody. IBu7
dynek "a budynkiem upada} W sto7
sunkowo kr6tkim czasie niasto leza7
10 W gruzach. ;. Wojska d powst tan |
COW musia}y sic coin ac z miasta a
oddzia}y rzadowe wk roczy }y wkr3 tee
do zrujnowanego ofto Allegro: w
.ruinach znalaz}y one wiele trup6W T..
Gen. Livades re sW Wymi 5000 lq dzi
oddzia}em piechot ty mo rskiej kap.
Lara puscif sic obecn ie W poscig "a
powstancami. Jakko olwie K maja oni
do 5000 ludzi pod ien. Isa doro Ma
chado, prawdopodq qbnie zost ana
lada chwila pobici ma glove - W
ten spos6b powstanie bedzie zaR on
czOne. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28
.DROBNE N0TATKI.

| w Pittsburgh niejaki s}omih+
ski, m4ody cz}owiek, pracujacy W
fabryce stall LA Belle", z}ama} so:
bic noge.. =:
i W Cleveland, o., jak zape-
wnia ,,Polonia'' +, zapanowaf juz W
parafi sw. Stanis}awa zupe}ny spo-
.k6j. Chwa}a Bogu!....
4 Parafe polska W Berea, O., O.
sierocona przez Ks. Rosihskiego,
kt6ry udaf siedo Cleveland, o., objaf
ks. Motulewski. j..
: / W Pittsburgh do koscio}a Sw.
Szczepana wszed4 Polak Andrzej Sa-
wicki bose, .bez surduta i, kzy-
czac. = MusiaRo go gwa}tem wy
prowadzic, ze: swiatyni: Pokazafo
sic, ze Sawicki byf ob}akany.
/ ,,Kuryer Polski'' Milwaukee
przywdzia} szate znowych. -. czcio-
mex. Wyglada v niejj = szyko-
wnie! -. + -: -.
If KS Gulskiz Milwaukee, Wis.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28
PROCES PRASOWY, ZAKON-:
CZONY ZGODA.

TOLEDO, O., 2e czerwca. -spra-
wa zarzadzcowsi re edaktora ,,Kurye-
ra Toledowskiego'' z p. A. Parry
skim,. wydawca ), Ameryki", opo-
twarz W druku, zakonczyla sic W So
bote d. 25 czerwca. Obie strony po-
godzify sic ma tych warunkach, re
poprzestana nadal wystepowac W
S wych pismach przeciwko sobie T.
zna}y obecna sprawe "a ukohczona.
Ugoda nastapi}a pred sedzia Sala v
obenosci prokuratora, adwokat6w' i
obu stron, poczem sedzia sprawe z
ksiazek wykfeslii. Trzeba przyznac,
ze takie ugodowe za}atwienie sprawy
jest najw}asciwsze m i najlepszem.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28
OSZUKANY!...

NEwYoRK, 25 czewca. A. Wa
fowicz, Polak, zam. ma Ludlow ul.,
skarzy zydka Jakoba seligmana o
.oszustwo. Rzecz polega ma tenn, re
Selignan utrzymywA mafs grocer
ME, W kt6rej W: bral towary. Vie
dzac, re Wafowicz ma troche oszcze-
dzonych>z ciezkiej piracy pieniedzy,
S. nan6wif go ma kupno fanny W
Plainview ma Long Island. Wa}o-
wicz byf tax MAKO ostrozny, re zgo-
dzif sic ma kupno fanny, zaraz po O.
bejrzeniu, ME przejrzawszy papier6w
i daf zaraz $1,000 zadatku. Wkr6t-
ce jednak pokazalo sic, re farma jest
obciazona dfugami hypotecznemi
(mortgages) wyzej wartosci. .Oszu- I
kany W. zadal cd seligmana pienie7
dzy powrotem, ale ten, odpowie+
dzial, ze niema juz ami grosza. S.
zostaf wsadzony do kozy, ale mic to
ME pomoze skarza cemu, bo S. ciagle
1 twierdzii ze pieniadze wyda} j ME
stawia nawet kaucyi, azeby sic wy
dobyc z Niezienia ... Grosernia je-
go takze mic ME warta. W. straci
wszystkie swe pieniadze!. :.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28

sprawa ia jest bardzo sensacyjna / re
So do niej wmieszane rome wysoko
poFozone osoby.. Sledztwo by}o
prowadzone przez lat pie6 W tajem-
nicy, az nareszcie schwytano win
nych!. ...
parry. - Poselstwo amerykan-
skie W Paryzu telegrafowa1o do Wa
shingtonu odwo}anie kap. Borupa:
OdwotanieEjuz nastapi}o. Tajna po-
licya francuzka strzeze jego krokow.
BURLIN. - Kurs rubli rosyjskich
ma giefdzie tutejszej spad}nies}ycha-
ME. Ia rubla pfaca l mar. 25 fen.
Powodem tel obnizki via adomosci o
cholerze.
LoSDrN. = Ceny pszenacy spad}y
ogromnie, wskutek napilyTu zboza W
Rosyi.
BERLIN. - Z Hanoweru donosza
samob6jstwie pope}nionem przez
przedstawicielke znakomitej rodzi-
ny hrabine Aug. Lindsingen; powo-
dem samob6jstwa.. =. straszne bole
g}owy, kt6re pieszczeSliwa cierpia}a.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28
AWANTURAZ Z SOCYAL1STA-
MI.

BRUKsELLA, 81 czerwca. - Ina
czna liczba tutejszych socyallstow,
wracajac wycieczki, maszerowafa
ostatniej nocy przez ulice sprawia-
Ia wiele ha}asu.
Policya kazafa socyalistow uciszyc
sic irozejk6, gdy ci ostatni odmo-
will, uderzy}a ma Mich z pa}asza-
mi.
w starciu, ktore nastapi}o, poll
cya zosta}a pobita. Socyaliscl ode
brali policyantom pa}asze i w}asns
bronia zrzadzili i'm ciezkie rany.
Porzsdek przywr6ci}a dopiero
przyby}a ma wezwanie gwardya cy-
wilma.
Wielu przywodc6w b6jki areszto-
Wano.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28

BosroS, Mass, 81. czerwca.
DIS ma tramwaiach clektrycznych
by3y diva wypa1ki. W iednym Z
mich piorun uderzyf W kare, W dru-
GIN nastapi}o wy4adowanie elek-
tryczno$ci zniewiadomei przyczyny.
Ami W jednym aniw drugim wypad-
ku mkt ME zostaf zabity. Jedna-
kowoz okofo 15tu os0b odniosfo
kejsze lub ciezsze uszkodzenia! ....
Wypadki te wywofa}y wielki po-
pfoch W miescie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-28
KARAWELA KOLUMBA.

MADRYT, 81 czerwca. - DIS W
Kadyksie spuszczona zosta}a ma wo-
de karawela ,,Santa Maria'', beda-
ca najdokEadniejszem odtworze-
MEM okretu, ma kt6rym Kolumb
przybyF po raz pierwszy do Amery-
ki. Podczas uroczystosci by}o obe-
cnych 10, 900 os6b. Jedynymi A
merykanami obecnymi byli konsul
miejscowy i jakis majtek re statku
;, ,Yamokden".