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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27
Luby burmistrz.

Davenport, zo., 26 lutego.
Burmistrz miasteczka Gowrie,
Webster Co., Ia, nazwiskiem
Sam. Daughenbaugh, sciagna1
ma siebie rome nieprzyjemno-
Sci. w sobote "a pijahstwo
zosta3 aresztowany przez swo.
jego w}asnego policyanta mu-
sia} spedzie noe W wiezieniu.
w niedziele postara{ sic o re-
czycieli i odzyska} wolnosc, a
"a to doreczy} ludziom, kt6rzy
60 aresztowali, pozwy "a z1o-
sliwe przesladowanie. Ci nato-
mast zaskarzyli burmistrza o
naruszenie niedzieli, gdyz po-
ivy W niedziele dorecza}. Wte-
dy reczyciele burmistrza cof-
nell swe kaucye, a obywatele
zgromadziwszy sic, domagali
sic ustapienia burmistrza u
rzedu. Nakoniec Daughen-
baugh postara1 sic Q nowych
rsczycieli j pozostal ma urze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27
Pozar preryj.

~
) z Guthrie, Oklahoma, do.
nosza, ze W p6}nocnej czesci
tego terrytoryum pozar preryj
zrzadzi} znaczne szkody. Ma}a
c6reczka niejakiego J. R. Nida
zgine}a W p}omieniach.
Ola gfodnych ROsyan.
Nea0 York, 2e lutego.
Sk}adki dla g}odnych Ro
syan wynosza S33,274.
Poczta ma parowcu ,,Eider".
Washington, 26 lutego.
Urzad pocztowy tutejszy O.
trzyma} wiadomosG z niemie
ckiego urzedu pocztowego, ze
z 1877 wor6w pocztowych znaj-
dujacych sic na rozbitym pa
rowcu Elder, l05 zosta}o u.
ratowanych, a reszta moze je-
szcze zostanie wydobyta.
DemOkraci W Minnesota.
st. Paul, Miram., IS lutego.
Mkt inny, jak Cleveland,
oto has}o wszystkich demokra-
tow tego Stanu, ktorzy wcale
ME zwracaja uwagi ma uchwa3y
Stanowej konwencyi W stanie
New York. Najwiekszym klu-
bem demokratycznym W Min
nesocie jest klub Clevelanda,
kt6ry przyja} nastepujace re-
zolucye: ,Uchwalon }, ze zasa.
dy, ktore doprowadzi}y do
wielkich zwyciestw demokra'
tycznych W roku 1890 W sercu
i wspomnieniu narodu, nieod.
dzielne So cd wielkiego naawi-
ska Clevelanda. zadamy, by
W tegorocznej walce wyborczej
przewodzi} nami maz, ktorego
sympatye u ludu wywo}a1y
najpierwiej nienawisc klas u.
przywilejo Jestesmy
najmocniej przekonani, re jest
to prawie jednozgodnem zapa-
trywaniem wszystkich demo-
krat6w W Minnesota i zakli-
nanny wszystkich zwolennik6w
naszej partly W ca}ym kraju,
azeby ME mianowah nikogo
innego, jak tylko Clevelanda." )"
Dem0kraci W Rhode Island.
Providence, R IT,, 26 lutego.
W walce partyi Clevelanda
i Hilla obydwa stronnictwa sa-
dza, re zwyciezy3y co do wy
boru swoich delegatow do kon
wencyi stanowej. Trudno po-
wiedzief ma pewno,j ,jakich VIA
sciwie 26 delegat6w obrano.
Zwolennicy Hilla twierdza, ae
obrali 10, zwolennicy Cleve-
landa twierdza, ze oni ~ O.
brali. Jednakze bezstronni
mniemaja, ze obie partye ma
ia r6wna lose delegat6w. Pre-
wodniczacy William Carroll
jestgoracym zwolennikiem Gle
velanda.
Luby burmistrz.
Davenport, 1a, 26 lutego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27

wa ogarne}y p}omienie. Kaci
jej spokojnie przys1uchiwali
sic jej bolesnym krzykom i
przypatrywali sic, jak ofiara
ich W okrutnych meczarniach
gine}a, kiedy urlar}a, odeszli.
Opowiadaja, re wdowa owa
zamordowa}a by}a swego meza,
i W ten sposob ia chciano
ukarac.
Danis.
Kopenhago, 26 lutego.
Kr6l i krolowa Danii radzi-
by, azeby car cesarz Wilhelm
W przyjazne weszli stosunki,
chociaz r6wnoczesnie wcale mic
ME maja przeciw sojuszowi
Neutrality-suspicious.. 4 Okla,
zyi przeto z}otego wesela ra-
dziby, azeby tax car jak i
cesarz ich odwiedzili. Zdaje
sic, re cesarz przyjmie zapro-
szenie.
Francya.
Pary5, 26 lutego.
Carnot poleci} Senatorowl
Loubet utworzyc cabinet.
Bourgeois, kt6ry otrzyma} by4
najprz6d take polecenie,, ME
zdo}a} go wykonat.
Wczoraj wieczorem wydaf
prezydent Carnot pierwszy bal
pa6stwowy, ma kt6rym by4o
5000 gosci obecnych. Bawlono
sic doskouale, jakoby ME
istnia}o mic podobnego, jak
przesilenie gabinetowe.
Jest nadzieja, ze Loubet do
jutra z trudnego zadania swo-
jego sic wywiaze utworzy
cabinet tym sposobem, IL Con,
stansa zos;awi na boku, sam
obejmie teke spraw wewnetrz-
nyoh, Z Freycineta, Ribota,
Bourgeois, Rouviera, Develle'a
i Roche'a pozostawi przy ich
tekach. Loubet ME jest przy-
jaznym duchowie1stwu.
Nielka Brytania.
Londyn, 26 lutego.
DIS p6zno wieczorem made
sz}a wiadomosG o strasznej ka-
tastrofe na Morzu P61nocnem,
W kt6rej pewien parowiec "a
tona} wraz z Gala za}oga. Do
tychczas szczeg61y ME SO zna.
ne, tyle tylko dowiedziet sic
MONA, re brytyjskie parowce
Loughbrow i Forest Queen
zetkne}y sic ma wysokosci
Marlborough, miejscowosci W
okregu York, East Riding, ma
Morzu P6}nocnem. Parowiec
Forest Queen zosta} zdruzgo-
tany i wodazaczesa natychmiast
takiemi masami wchodzic do
okretu, re tenze bezzw}ocznie
zacza} tonae i W pare minut
p6zniej znpe}nie znik3 z po-
wierzchni. Odby}o sic to tax
szybko, re za}oga ME mia}a
czasu sic uratowac j wszyscy z
wvjatkiem kapltana utoneli.
Loughbrow, jak sic zdaje, ME
zosta} zbyt mocno uszkodzony.
ROsya.
Petersburg, 26 lutego.
Gazety tutejsze ostro kryty-
kuja move cesarza W Bran
denburgu. Vida W tel mo-
vie dowod, re cesarz porzuca
swe pokojowe zamiary i odda3
sic zachciankom wojennym.
Ameryke og6lnie chwala "a
jei dobroczynnosc W obec do
tknietych g}odem os6b. Pre-
sylki zostana rozdzielone przez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27
TelegTamy ZagraHiGzls.

Telegramy ZaSTaHIGzls.
DalSze rOzruehy W Berlinie.
Odwazne pOstapienie eesarza Will
helma.
Me pOmaga jednak; rOzruchy
wcale ME skOnczOne.
Nedza We Wiedniu.
KrOl dunSki chciafby cara ce-
sarzem pOgOdzie.
Senator LOubet ma teraz utwO-
RYE cabinet franeuski.
KatastrOfa IA mOrzu P0fnOcnem.
Bufgarski agent W KOnstantynO-
pOlu umiera.
Chill ME wezmie udzia}u W wy
StaWie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27

Przybycie parowcow.
Momzye:; Ethiopia N. Y.
Rotterdam:. Zaandam z Bal
timore.
Neeo York.: City of Chica.
60 z Liverp.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27
Sobota, dnia 27 Lutego 1892 r.

dza sic minister fnans6w Luz
zali i minister poczt j telegra-
fow, Branka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-27
Bulgaria.
Sofa, 26 lutego.

Bulgaria.
Sofa, 26 lutego.
Zamordowanie ORA Vulko-
wicsa W Konstantynopolu wy
wo}a}o tu wielkie oburzenie.
Przypisuja zamach ten pewne-
mu Rosyaninowi, Iwanowowi,
ktory przepowiada}, re Vulko-
vics zostanie zabity i cd tego
czasu ME pokazywa} sic wcale.
Me wiadomo, gdzie teraz sic
znajduje.
DR.. Vulkovics umar} dzisiaj.
Chill.
Valparaiso, 26 lutego.
Chill stanowczo odm6wi}o
wzia6 udzia} W wystawie chi
cagoskiej, a jako pow6d po-
daje, re ME ma fundusz6w ma
to, azeby sohie pozwolic ma
taxi zbytek. Porucznik Har.
tow, kt6ry stara} sic o pozy-
skanie Chill dla wystawy,
wkr6tce powr6ci do Washing
tonu.
Telegram KrajoWe'
WiadOmoSci z kOngresu.
Polar step0w W Oklahoma.
Minnesota "a Cleyelan lem.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-26
TIIE LATEST.

GEN. NETTLEToS has taken official
leave of his associates in the treasury
department
EAsTDoUND shipments from Chicago
continue unsatisfactory.
HUNGARIAN laborers on an Ohio rail.
road locked their boss in tool chest
and were burning him when he was
rescued.
AT Mount Sterling, Ala, a merchant
waited for burglars, killed one and
captured two.
REPRESENTATIVE OATES, of Alabama,
wants TN extra session.
an authoritative denial comes from
Rome regarding the pope's health. His
health is good.
THE French troops under Gen. Dodds
have conquered Dahomey and are now
in the capital, King Behanzin having
Aed.
Ir has been proven that the man who
fred the first shot of the rebellion at
the attack on Fort Sumter was Capt
James, OF Fort johnson.
Gov. MARTIN, OF Arizona, has offered
g, 900 for the head of Kid" the rene
gade Apache.
The Lonoke county (Ark.) election
commissioners have been indicted by
the federal grand jury for violating the
election laws.
TuE wreck of the Inman liner City of
Chicago, off the coast of Ireland, broke
up in q recent storm.
STEVE BRoDIE, the bridge jumper, is
being sued by his wife for absolute di-
vorce 1t looks compromising for
Steve.
UNKNOWN parties shot into Santa
Fe train in Hunt county, Tex. A sec
ton hand was wounded
THE papers atPrague that reproduced
the recent article from New York pa
per on overtaxation in Bohemia have
been seized by the police.
A TROOP of cavalry has been sent out
to bring Black Horse into the agency,
and there is likely to be trouble, for he
will resist the troops.
AT Sharpsburg, Pa, the house OF Il.
+. Dannahower was burned, and he,
together with his wife aud baby, was
cremated while in bed.
JosEPu MONTIEU, clerk in the
United States branch mint ut New
Orleans, has been caught taking one
silver dollar out of each bag which
passed through his hands.
PHEsIDEHT-ELECT CLEVELAND has left
New York for two weeks hunting
and fishing trip and will be lost to the
sight ofsOffice holders.
FIERCE flames were raging in mine
near Scranton, Pa, and a number of
miners who attempted to put ont the
tire we're nearly sufOcated
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-26
STRANGE CAPTIVITY.

A Lion Impris med In q Marching Column
of SprlngbOks.
The springboks of South Africa mi.
CRATE in vast herds, moving in q com.
pact body and carrying everything before
them. If dock of sheep be in the line
of march las sometimes happens), it is
surrounded, enveloped, and becomes
willingly or unwillingly, part of the
springbols army.
An African hunter tells the strange
story of seeing lion in the midst of the
antelopes, forced to join the march. 1t
is supposed that the lion had sprung too
far for his prey, that those upon whom
he alighted recoiled sufficiently to al
low him to reach the ground, and then
the pressure from the tanks and the
rear prevented him from escaping from
his strange captivity.
If the springbok travels in such arm
les, how can those in the middle and in
the rear find food? In this wise: those
in the front ranks, after they have
eaten grcedily of the pasture, gradually
fall out of the ranks to rest, while the
hungry ones in the rear come up, and
so the columns are all the while chang
ing. Yankee Blade.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-26

The mining congress which was to
have been held at Salt Lake, Utah, De-
cember Q, has been indefinitely post
poned
TIE case of the city of Creston, Ia,
against Greenland Cemetery associa-
, ton for the possession of the cemetery
was decided against the city.
IVAN PETRoFF, who deceived the Unit
ed States government about the Behr-
ing sea statistics, has been seen in San
Francisco, but cannot be found.
A GANG of swindlers, representing
themselves as Homestead relief COM
mittee. has been victimizing Chicago
working men.
INDIANA glass bottle makers are seek
ing to raise the price.
THE Cheyenne and Arapahoes in the
Indian territory are reported ugly and
cross
A DAUGHTER of Mrs. Asa johnson,
dropped dead in school at Casey, ILL.,,
while working IN example on the
blackboard.
GILMoRE's band disbanded after play
ing at Cincinnati
THE Swarthout brothers. charged
with killing their father and burning
him in n haystacli, have bern held to
the February term of court Mt Nor
rison, Ill.
THRoUGH the fatal neglect of sleep
ing train crew two heavy freights col
lided in Chicago and three men were in
stantly killed.
An Oklahoma Christian scientist who
believed that rattlesnake had no
power to harm him picked one up and
got bite, from which he died.
T. Y. PowDERLY was reelected gen.
eral master workman of the Knights of
Labor.
FLOODS caused by heavy rains have
been doing great damage to property in
Washington and loss of life is threat
ened.
THE government town site board of
Oklahoma has made an important rul-
ing, to the effect that minors and mar
ricd women are not barred from taking
up town lots.
The strike in the Illinois coal dis
tricts has caused a shortage at Burling-
ton, Ia.
A RECIPROCITY congress will be held in |
st. Paul in January, at which delegates
from all the northwestern states and |
Canada will be present. Its object is to
promote commercial intercourse be-
tween the two countries.
WILLIAM r. BINDER, bookkeeper, of
becoming respondent muir
lered his wife and little child and COM
nitted suicide.
BOLD robbers raided bank ut Ash
and, Ill, and carried the money away
IN a wagon, making good their escape.
WEST HOWE. one Of the best known
engineers Of the Great Northern rail-
way, was burned to death in the Mer-
.hants' hotel, at Wilmar, MINI. Tho
lotel was partially destroyed.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-26
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of the Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

EX-SENATOR WILLIAM MAuoN, Sen
ators Matt S. Quay and Don Cameron
have gone to Sea Island, $. c., to spend
several days hunting and fishing, the
guests of Senator Butler, of South
Carolina.
The United States supreme court will
no longer listen to appeals of criminals
from the district court of Washington.
PRESIDENT HARRISON says that all
purportcd interviews with him since
the election are fakes and that he has
not authorized any of them.
FRENCH imports during October fell
off 1889, 900 francs and exports 2G,94S,-
900 francs, as compared with the CORE
spending month last year.
SENATOR QUAY feels sure of re-elec-
ton by the Pennsylvania legislature
SENATOR JONES, of Arkansas, says the
next senate will be democratic and
that it will repeal the Mckinley bill
and pass the free coinage Of silver bill.
OWING to the recent death of Mrs.
Harrison there will be no festivities ut
the White house until after the holt
days
LIEUT. PEARY has obtained leave Of
absence and will return to Greenland.
THE president has appointed Willard
G. Stanley, of Oklahoma, as register of
the land Office at Beaver, Ok.
THE United States supreme court has
denied writ of habcns corpus to
Charles Cook, n banker Of Juneau, Wis,
held on a charge of receiving deposit
after he knew the bank was insolvent.
THE president has recognized Carlos
F. Pasalagua, the Mexican consul at
Nogales, Ariz; Alberto Leila, Mexican
consul at Rio Grandc City, Tex; Alex
ander Lawrence DeLeland, French con-
sui ut San Francisco, and Herman We'll
ison, consul of San Salvador at San
Diego, Cal.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-26

HOODS PILLS cure liver Ills, constipation,
billousness, jaundce, sick headache, indigestion.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-26
cnINEsE soLpIERs. PAY.

They Are Given Pure silver Instead oi
coi', Into Which They Afterwards
Change IL.
The Chinese soldier receives his pay
once a month only, and Chinese months,
1t may be remembered, are much larger
than those we are accustomed to
reckon by. On the eve of the pay day
the captain of the company, together
with his sergeant-major, goes and re-
ccives the amount of money requisite to
pay his company from his next superior
officer.
This is not paid to him in juggling
coins, but in pure silver, which, how
ever, has been broken into somewhat
irregular pieces. The whole of the
night preceding payday is occupied in
weighing out for each man the required
quantity OF silver, and this occupation,
rs MAJ be imagined, is very tedious
one, and only successfully accomplished
by infinite care, for here n piece the
size of pins head has to DC clipped
OFF, and there \ piece of larger dimen-
sion has to b. added to make up weight,
and any deviation one way or the other
means the log OF perhaps days pay
or more to some poor defender of the
celestial empire.
When the process of melting out is ac-
complished the silver is carefully
wrapped in paper, upon which is writ
ten the name of the intended recipient.
On the following afternoon the COM
pany is mustered, and the sergeant
major divides the money, commencing
with the first man in the company and
going to the last. When this division
is concluded the question is asked in
stentorian tones: Has any one else a
claim?" and the customary mo" having
been promptly given, the men IRE then
dismissed.
Each one now repairs to the nearest
bridesmaids shop, where he exchanges
his silver. For one tael he receives 600
small coins called cash, perforated in
the center SO as to allow of being
threaded on string. and. having re-
ceived the proper amount, turns home
ward with cheerful micn, but nearly
sinking beneath his burden.
The private receives three and half
taels, equal to about nineteen shillings
monthly, out of which he has to pro-
vide himself with clothes and food
But he lives on rice and his clothes cost
but a triae.-Chicago Dispatch.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-26
GENERAL.

A BITTER war between the Adams and
American express companies is thought
to be probable, owing to the former SUI
perseding the latter on the Burlington
route.
The coming tory congress ut London
will consider very liberal programme
of reforms.
GEN RosECRAYs is reported better.
The omnibus and tramcar employees
OF Berlin have decided to strike unless
their wages are raised.
JEAN PIERRE FRANCOIS, the anarchist
and chum of Ravachol, arrested in Lon
don. has been extradited by the Paris
police.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended November IS showed an average
increase of 06 compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York there was n decrease of 81
OYSTER boat slavery in the Chesapeake
bay is once more rampant. Ignorant
immigrants are invcigled on the boats
and subjected to the grossest brutality.
LONDON building trades have secured
forty-eight hour week.
SAoN, the Russian whose caudidaturc
for the throne of Bulgaria was am
nounced last year, has escaped from
Siberia, whittier he was sentenced for
life.
BIELAs comet is rapidly nearing the
earth, and it is said will soon be mag
niticently apparent to the naked eye.
THE trunk line presidents have signed
an agreement to organize pool.
The j, & o. Railroad Co. will employ
1000 additional workmen in its shops ut
once.
IT is rumored that the United States
Express Co., will operate over the Louis-
vile & Nashville road after the first of
the year
FIGHTING has occurred in the Samoan
islands
a GERMAN Roman Catholic priest has
been arrested for speaking derogatively
of the kaiser.
A DIG discovery of gold has been
made ut the Caribou mines near Truro,
n. :.
EIGHT suspected nihilists have been
arrested near Lublin, Russian Poland
IT is said by the Mark Lane Express
that receipts of Russian wheat have UNI
dermined prices.
The socialist congress has unanimous
~ passed a resolution condcmning anti
Semitic prosecutions.
CHOLERA is again showing itself in
Belgium. There have been two deaths
from the disease in Brussels, and sew
cral eases are reported in Bruges and
Mons
THE new French press bill empowers
the government to seize foreign papers
either printed in France or abroad.
THE loss of the whaling bark Platina.
with her captain and entire crew OF
thirteen men, is believed to be certain.
TIE action of the trunk line commits !
sioners in reviving pooling appears to
have been suggested, or furthered, by
the interstate commerce commission
erS
TIE new Holmes comet Is not the !
Bicll comet, and instead of coming
nearer the earth it is receding and is
now over 100, OOO,O 900 miles away.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-26
A Plucky Fisherman,

When the steamer Dumois came into
Boston recently, she brought as pas.
senger a man named John Calder, who
came on board under peculiar circum'
stances. He was n Jamaica fisherman,
and unwittingly hooked sword-tish.
Mr. Calder didn't want that kind of q
fish, but it would not let go, and, as he
did not want to lose long and valua BILE
line by cutting himself away, both man
and fish held on until forty miles at
sea. At this juncture the steamer
came along, the fish was captured,
md the plucl<y fisherman sold the
Dig catch to the marketmen.-Golden
DAYS.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-26
YHE SOUTH.

r. F. KoLB, peoples party candidate
for governor OF Alabama, announces
over his own signature that he will con.
test the election on the ground OF fraud.
The legislature of that state has met
but took no action.
THB southern wholesale druggists are
perfecting an organization.
The Southern Railway & Steamship
association has voted to appoints board
of presidents and vest them with the
rate-making power.
DONALD w. Balm, present and recent.
ly re-electNi treasurer of North Caro-.
lima, is dead.
AT democratic ratification at Mount
ain View, Ark, explosives stored in q
school house exploded and four persons
were killed.
THE National brewery at Baltimore,
Md, burned. Loss about $500, 200.
TELEGRAPH companies in Georgia are
exempted from liability for failure to
deliver kilograms on Sunday.
The ADVANCE in cotton at Camden,
Ark, has had a most bcneficent effect
on business in that section.
ONE republican was elected to con-
gress in North Carolina.
Gov.-RLECr TURyEY, of Tennessee, is
very sick. In the event of his death be-
fore Inauguration Gov. Buchanan would
remain in office two years longer.
THE populists failed to elect con-
gresham in any of the southern states.
TIE bitter fight between the demo
Gratis and the populists in the Farmers
Alliance at Memphis, Tenn, eliminated
in an open rupture.
THE large British steamships Anne
thyst and Cactus have penetrated for
miles up the Brazos river in Texas
After dischsrging their cargoes they
will load with oil cake for Europe.
l.. 1. ALLER and Miss Matte Withers,
Of Hopkinsville, Ky., each II years of
age, went over to Dover, Tenn, and
were united in marriage the other day.
OFFICIAL returns of the congressional
vote in the Fifth Arkansas district give
II. A. Dinsmore (dem-) o plurality of
3, 43S over J. z. Bryan (pop).
Rev. ii. NJ. WHARTON. of the Baptist
church, has commenced q crusade
against the dives of Baltimore, u la DR..
Parkhurst, of New York.
THE friends of Tom Watson. the
Georgia alliance congressman, say that
he was beaten by fraud, and they are
raising purse for the purpose Of con-
testinH the election.
The steamer Rosa Lee was burned Mt
the Memphis wharf and it was feared
that four men persisted in the fire.
McVANE & SHIELDS circus train was
wrecked on curve near Mobile, Ala
Several employees were badly hurt.
The impression prevails in Texas that
both the Clark and Hogg parties are
carrying knives up their sleeves for
Roger q Mills No one believes that
Mills will go to the senate q second
term It is thought Gov. Ho2g has the
senate IN Tiew.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-26
Rich silver Ore In Tasmania.

The richness of the ores found in Tas-
mania is marvellous Recently some
Zeehan chloride was twice tested by
private analyses and tound to assay
nearly twenty thousand ounces of sill
yer to the ton. The accuracy of these
tests being doubted, two specimens
were submitted to the government an
alyst for trial in his laboratory, with
the result that in both samples he found
over twenty thousand ounces to the ton.
-Blackwood.