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Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
THE sCUDDER CASE.
The Doctor Appears to Be Violently In
sane-His Pasadena Record.

CHICAGO, Ill.s, March 6.--No new de-
velopments in the Scudder case today.
He has been kept in cell, not seeing
anyone, except his family. In several
of the churches the crime was made the
theme of discourse. His wife visited
him today. but he cried: "Make that
woman leave me! She is leagued
against me-" He appears to be violent
ly insane. and sees all sorts of queer
things in his CELL
IA HERALD representative, yesterday,
had an interview with lady who saw
a great deal Of the Scudder family's do,
mestic life while they visited in Pasa-
dena. She states that young DR..
Scudder at that time was one of the
kindest and gentlest men that could be
imagined. He was of most cheerful
disposition, and always exerted himself
to the utmost to make those around him
comfortable and happy. She thought it
impossible that he could be guilty of
any crime, unless he was out of his
right mind.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
Napa Notes.

NApA, March Oh. w. Goldes, a
young man Of this city, attempted sui
eide this morning. He still lives, but
will probably die. q
Frank Eastman, young man, q resi-
dent OF Marysville, was brought here
9his morning under. arrest for forgery.
He is wild youth and has been in
trouble before.
A little daughter of William Lake fell
off roller on which she was riding last
Saturday, and before the horses could
be stopped the roller passed over her.
She was badly hurt and will probably
die.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
sPkINoER RELAPsEs.
The Sick StateAman's Condition Takes .
Turn for tho Worse.

The Sick Statssman's Condition Takes .
F Turn for tho Worse.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Congressman
Springer was worse today. There is q
recurrence OF the virulent form of erysip-
elias, which had once almost disap-
peared. Tonight the left side of his face
is badly swollen and his eye is nearly
closed. The periods of delirium are also
more frequent, and there was today
slight tendency to stupor, a new phase
in his condition, but one which the ply
eicians declare is moi. particularly alarm
ing.
The attending physicians held con-
sultation late tonight. At it's conclusion
DR.. Vincent OF Springfield, ILL.,, Spring
er's family physician, made the follow
ing statement to the Associated Press:
There 10 no occasion for immediate
alarm. Mr.. Springer is worse, but that
does not necessarily mean that fatal re-
suits will ensue. A change might be
expected in the run of this disease.
Throughout yesterday the symptoms
were favorable, but change for the
worse took place in the afternoon, and
continued during the night. While he
slept considerably last night, it was
broken, restless eleep. Today there is
an increased development of erysipelas,
attended by delirium and coma. The
aggravation Of the erysipelas, while,
of course, matter of gravity,
is really not necessarily alarm
ing. It only shows that there
is not sufficient vitality to resist the
ravages of the disease. It shows low
vitality and lack of physical vigor. De-
lirium of course is induced by dis
turbed condition of the nerve centers.
Coma or stupor frequently makes it's
appearance after he has been talking
in an aimless way about the bust
ness OF the house or the
tariff bills. After he drops off
into this state, however, it is
easy to arouse him again when he will
talk quite intelligently for while, but.
after the conversation ceases he lapses
into that condition again. He is very
sick man there is no doubt of that; but
it is not Immediately dangerous in my
opinion. Even should the disease ter
inmate fatally he would probably pass
into q comatose state and remain for
hours in that condition and possibly a
day or two before death ensued.
At | O'Clock this (Monday) morning
Springer's attendants say there ia no
change, and he is resting quietly.
At4 O'Clock Springer is reported as
resting quietly, his condition being inn
proved, If indeed there is any change.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
Apgora Goats.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Representa-
tive Hermann, of Oregon, believes it is
possible that the United States may Sc
cure partial revocation of the edict
against the importation Of Angora goats,
and has introduced bill directing the
minister to Turkey to enter into nego-
tiations for the purchase Of one or two
hundred pure blood Angora goats. Or
egon, California, Arizona and other
parts OF the United States, it is said, are
we'll adapted to raising these animals.
and It 10 proposed to domesticate them
in California first.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
GOTHAM GOSSIP.
A Disabled stsamer-A Smallpox 5hip-
TYnhua Yfcfima Etc n -

- A0"~AOu SsoouAOI-1 Om0lIR0x7 601p-
Typhus Victims, Etc.
New York, March 6.-The French
line steamship La Bourgoyne, arrived
today, reports thatshe passed the steam
ship Glenville, Captain jackson, 200
miles east of here, on the 9Th inst, dis
abled by missing screw. 's
Smallpox was discovered aboard the
Hamburg liner Dania, arrived today,
and she is delayed at quarantine.
Rabbi Mendes, shot by beggar last
night. is somewhat improved today, and
it is thought he will recover. The
would-be assassin has not yet been
found.
A case of typhus fever was discovered
today in crowded part OF Bellevue hos
pital. There have been eleven deaths
from the disease to date. 'rhe latest
death is that of Catherine Gleason, who
was one of the volunteer nurses to 90
into the plague-stricken camp of He
brew immigrants who first brought the
contagion to these shores. Late this
afternoon another case was discovered
at the quarantine house on East Twelfth
street, a
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
rhinninr out the Bunnies,

TRAvER, CAL, March 6.-The third
rabbit drive of the season took place
two miles west of Traver today. The
rabbits were not 80 numerous as at the
former drives, the same land having
been driven over twice; nevertheless
about four thousand scalps were secured.
The fence and pen are to be moved to
the east side of the track this week.
The weather being favorable, the largest
drive of the season will be held Sunday
next, over new grounds. A large crowd
of excursionists is expected from San
Francisco on this day.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
Attempted Incendiar,sm.

New YORK, March 6.-This evening
smoke was seen issuing from rooms
occupied by s., g. Lutall, an Italian
shoemaker, in five-story tenement on
Fifty-third street. Flremen on break
ing into the rooms found fire burning in
each one, kerosene being sprinkled on
the wood work. Lutall and family left
the house early in the afternoon. The
police are looking for them.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
Negro Rioters Arrested.

New ORLEANS, March 6.-Twenty ne
groes are under arrest in connection with
last nights riot. Those arrested include
Calvin Mcdowell, manager OF the store
where the shooting took place, and Tom
Moss, letter carrier. These two are
believed to be the leading spirits in the
attack on the white deputies. There
have been frequent troubles in the
neighborhood where the riot occurred,
the negroes being very turbulent.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
Gould In Texas.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March 6.-Jay
Gould arrived here this evening. He
will leave for Mexico, probably tomor-
row. On his return, it is said, he will
make an inspection trip over the Aran-
sas Pass road. This leads to q suspicion
that he is contemplating purchasing
that line, which would give his system
direct connection with the new deep
water ports in the vicinity of Arkansas
Pass,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
Colonel Chidester Dead,

CAMDEN, Ark, March 6.-Col. John T.
Chidester, known the country over as
the original overland mail carrier, died
at his residence in this city this morn
ing of complication of diseases,
abetted by old age. In the ante -bellum
days, and for long time after the war,
Colonel Chidester held government con-
tracts for carrying mails over the greater
portion of the southern states.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
A Case Of suicide.

SAN FRANCISCO. March Cit now
turns out that Charles Zeis, who was
reported to have been murdered by q
young man who was shooting his pi-
geons, really committed suicide. Zeis
was hard drinker and it is believed he
killed himself in fit of dependency.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
A BLOODY RACE WAR.
Four Negroes Killed In = Fight with
Whita Taamatara.

Four Negroes Killed in y Fight with
White Teamsters.
EDMONTON. KY, March 6.-News is
received here that bloody fight took
place at Parks cross roads, five miles
east of here, between party of twelve
white teamsters on one side and eleven
negro farm hands on the other, in
which four negroes we're killed. Two
negroes were fatally and two seriously
wounded, and two of the whites were
also injured. The cause of the trouble
was that white teamster 'playfully"
touched up negro with whip as he was
passing him. The negro and his friends
attacked the whites with the above re-
suit,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
A Theatrical Tragedy

BosToN, Mass, March 6.-This morn
ing during quarrel Fayette .Welch, an
actor, was shot and killed by William
Flannery, variety performer, profess
sionally known as William Doone. The
murderer claims self defense.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
Buav Times Tor Troops

NEW York, March GA Washington
dispatch says Generals Miles and Mer-
ritt, Secretary Elkins and General Scho-
field are planning busy times for the
troops this summer, number of
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
BELTS &c SILENT,
Real Estate. Loans and Investments,

Cor. BROADWAY AND SECOND SITS.
$25O-Good lot on Pico st., electric line.
$6OO-Cheapest lot on Angeeno Heights.
$I25O-Fine lot near Seventh st. Bonnie Brae.
$4O0O-6Ox305 ft.on west side Fisueroa, near
Adams, close to fine residence.
$34OO-New 8-room house on Twenty fourth
st., near FtguerOa. Modern: choice property.
$27OO-$5OO cash, balance at $25 per month,
four-room house and good lot on Bunker Hill
ave, near Second st. A snap
We have two good things in business property.
BETS d SILENT, Cor Second and Broadway.
2-2 I'm
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
Comments on the Lopdon Injections.

LONDON, March 6.-The Chronicle,
commenting on the results of the LON
don county council election, says: The
reactionists are showed under. They
cannot complain, - they did in 1889,
that they were caught mapping"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07

changes being in view. The former two
have been sum moned to appear before
the appropriation committee in connec-
tion with bills for the establishment of
a military post near Helena, Mont.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
Blaine Still ImprovinI

Blaine Still Improving.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Secretary
Blaine continues to improve. He ex-
poets to resume his duties in day or
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07

New suits at 125 w. Third ct. Select
from our large new stock and you are
sure to be fitted. Getz, Fine Tailoring.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07

Montague today killed his wife and
himself. Dependency. He was an
artist and they lived at 5l8 Fourth
street, Montreal.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
A. SCHMIDT,
MERCHANT =. TAILOR,
WORKMAN BLOCK,
2301s South SPRING ST., Rooms 6 AND 7.

Having returned to Los Angeles after an alb
sence OF q year, am prepared to show to my
of the la, gest and most select lines of Foreign
and Dom estic Goods ever brought to this city.
Being destrebly located, and only . small rent.
workmanship at price much lower than those
who conduct Large stores and pay high rents.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED. 80 In
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
GLOOM AT WILMINGTON.

I WILMINGTON, Del, March 6.-The wife
OF Lieutenant Hetherington, who killed
Banker Robinson in Yokohams, is
native of this!city and the eldest daugh.
ter OF Emlen Hughes, a leading citizen.
Her maiden name was Bessie Hughes.
She is but 20 years old. The couple
were married December 10, 1889, the
occurrence being the social event Of the
season. They have one child IL months
old. Mrs. Hetherington was the reign
ing belle at the time of her marriage,
and the scandal resulting in the tragedy
bas cast gloom over the community.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
A NATIVE OF DUBUQUE.
The HetheringtOn Tragedy CAUSED 81
satiOn At the Lieutenant's Home.

satiOn At the Lieutenants Home.
DUBUQUE, March 6.-The San Fran
cisco dispatch announcing the killing of
prominent citizen of Yokohama by
Lieutenant Hetherington of the warship
Marion created sensation here. Heth-
erington is a native OF Dubuque. He
entered the Annapolis naval academy in
1874, graduated in 1878, and has been in
active service ever since. His wife was
Miss Hughes of Wilmington, DEL, and
atives here, where she impressed all by
her beauty and charming manner. On
leaving here she went Immediately to
ioin her husband.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07
A Rich Vein of Ore.

FAIRPLAY, COL, March GA two-foot
vein of ore, worth $1,000 ton, has just
been uncovered in Sherwood, six miles
from here. 4e1s
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-07

ON Account Of Dsarondency.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Fernleigh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-05

kilku anarchist6w. Dw6ch z
Mich nazywa sic Nossent i
Lacroix. W mieszkaniu pc
wnego cz}owieka W Stonmont
znaleziouo kilka patron6w dy-
namitowych. Policya sadzi,
re odkry}a slad wielce rozga-
lezionego spisku anarchisty-
cznego, kt6rego gl6wna kwa-
terra znajduje sic W Brukseli.
Sprzysiezeui maja tworzye sill
ma organizacya, kt6rej celem
ma teraz jest utrzymywae ma
rod W przerazeniu i policy ME
daG spokoju. Policya ma ma
dzieje, re ma podstawie dotych,
czasowych odkryc i na podsta-
vie zeznaG anarchist6w juz
aresztowanych dostanie W rece
wszystkich nalezscYch do spi-
sku.
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Bratksela, 4 maja.

BTatES6JG, 4 maJa.
We wszystkich ogniskach
przemyslu W kraju policya na-
der jest czynna, azeby odkrye
anarchistow i ich plany zniwe-
czyG. Tajni policyanci we
wielkiej liczbie wmieszali sic
miedzy robotnik6w W fabry-
kach i W kopalniach. W Mons
jeden z robotnikow takiemu
policyantowi, sadzac re jestto
jego towarzysz W piracy, Eprzy-
zna}, sic, re jest wplatany wspi-
SEX anarchistyczny. Zaraz go
tez aresztowano. Aresztowa
ny z czterema innymi robotni-
kami u}ozy} plan wysadzenia
W powietrze mieszkania ban
kiera Rauliera i Belloxe, jako-
tez kilku bogatych obywateli
W Brukseli, Przy rewizyi u
niego znaleziono wiele patro-
now dynamitowych j przez je
go odkrycie DUO prawdopo-
dobnie nieszczescia zosta}o od-
wr6conem I'd mieszka1c6w
miast Mons / Brukseli. Poll
eva ma nadzieje, re czterech
jego wsp6lnik6w r6wniez Cd
kryje. Pewien zandarm pa
trolujacy dis "a miastem, do
strzeg} z otworu pewnego do
mu wiszacy sznur. Po sznurze
tym dostaf sic do CORY l spo
strzeg} W izbie ma poddaszu
jakiegos cz}owieka pilnie pra-
cujacego oko}o ustawienia i
drukowania gazety ssanarchi-
stycznei o. t. La Misere" { ne
dza). Policya juz dawno szu-
kala lokalu, W kt6rym gazette
to drukowano i wydawano.
Zandarm aresztowa{ drukarza.
W ca}ej okolicy owego domu
mn6stwo socyalist6w i anar-
chist6w mieszka i policya od-
dawna jua pilnie okolicy stree
g}a. Me przypuszc1ano je-
dnak, by W owen poddaszu
podobnem do go2ebnika znaj-
dowal sic 6w lokal. Zandarm,
kt6ry go odkry}, dosta4 oso-
bne wynagrodzepie "a swa
zgrabnosG.
Ma oknie pewnego domu we
Waremme, miasteczku po}ozo-
mem oko}o 13 mil ma zach6d
cd Liege, znaleziono dis pa
tron dynamitowy owlniety
SLIME Edrutem. Przechodzacy
ko1o domu jakis mieszkaniec
dostrzegl lekki dymek. wycho
dzacy jakiegos przedmiotu
ma oknie, a 1zblizywszy sic,
przekona} sic, re dymek ow
pochodzi z tlejacego lonta u
patronu dynamitowego. Stu
mil prsdko lont i uwiadomi1
policya o SVEN odkryciu.
Wedle podniejszej depeszy z
Liege jeden aresztowanych
dis anarchist6w, La Croiizx,
zeznal, ,aze on to byl sprawcs
eksplozyi W ,mieszkaniu hra-
biego Minette. Polieya W
Liege zarzadzila daisiaj reWi-
zys W czterdziestu domach
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.ROk III.

Boston, Prussian Glasg.
MoviUe:: Ethiopia N. Y.
Queenstown: Nevada z N.
Yorku.
New York: Dubledam 2
Amst., Teutonic Liverpoolu,
Lain z Bremy.
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W r0znych Stanach.
Republika1ska kOnwencya
Stanu Illinois.
Springfield, w., 4 MAJ

~ Uuhu AlllhOlCs
Springfield, Ill.,, 4 maja.
Dzisiaj rozpocze}a sic kon-
wencya republikadska. Wy
znaczono rome komiteta wy
dzielono i'm czynnosci. Og6l-
ME tn sadza, re ME ma nadziei,
azeby na konwencyi uchwalo-
no tego rod>aiu rezolucye, kt6,
reby zadowo ui}y wymagauia
katolik6w i luterandw. W'elka
czesc delegat6w sk}ada sic Z
mi dych i MED swiadczonych
ludzi nalezacych do ,,American
Protestant Assoc atlon', kt6re
to stowarzysxeuie powsta1o
wprost z dawnych Know
nothings' r6znych tajnych
zwiazk6w. CT opr6cz tego
kwestyi ME rozumieja. Przy-
mus szkolny u wielu oznacza
przymuszanie do uczenia sic
czytac i pisat po angielsku, i
ME zwazaja ma to, re przeclez
demokraci tego samego zadaja,
ale zadaja zniesienia innego
przymusu szkolnego, niezgo,
dnego z duchem konstytucyi
kraju. z NOW wielce wp}y-
wowych republikan6w okazuje
sic, re bronia ustawy przymu-
sowej, wcale ME rozumiejac
O co chodzi.
Poniewaz wielu republika-
now domaga sic zniesienia u
stawy przymusowej tax niepo'
pularnej, przeto oga konwen-
cyl stara sic platforme tax u
}ozyc, azeby nikogo ME drazni-
la, poruszenie kwestyi szkol-
nej W platformie pozostawiono
komitetowi ze siedmiu. Juz
teraz da sic osadzic, jak punkt
ten zostanie opracowany, bo W
g}6wnych zarysach jestjuz u}o-
zony: istotnie bedzie on stara1
sic zadowolnic mniejszosc, ale
W samej rzeczy ME zadowolni
nikogo. Doradza W MIN usu'
niecie z ustawy przymusowej.
,,ustep6w niestosownych" i "a
stapienie ich innymi, ale kt6re
to So owe ustepy, iak maja
bye zmienione, ME bedzie o.
kreslonem.
Komitet dla rezolucyj u
chwali1 r6wniez polecic dele
gatom, azeby ma konwencyi
krajowej oddali g}osy Harri.
sonowi.
Delegatami do konwencyi
krajowej beda Cullom (naj-
gorliwiej popierajacy Harriso'
na), Oglesby, Cannon, DrRob-
bins, szeryf Gilbert, Sam Ray
mond, George Swift i Miles
Kehoe. Do komitetu central
nego Stanowego weszli: z. N.
Jameson, James Managhan,
James r. Burke, James Pease,
James S. Frazier, George S.
Roper, J.,F. Utley, Thomas
Fullerton, J.B. Wilson, Isaac
G. Edwards, W. R. Rainline,
"A. p. Grout, Licim Dupois,
w. F. Calhoun, James 81.
CLARK, A.B.J Jones, DIM. CLARK,
J.gB. Messick, Con. James s.
Martin, w B. s. Roe.
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w hanSGacl6 KO1O OGllGCSafGu
dis po po}udniu stane}a W
p}omieniach pozar rozszerzy}
sic tax szybko, re kilku robo-
tnik6w W MIN zgine}o. Pozar
srozy sic ciagle jeszcze.
Franeya.
Pary5, 4 maja.
Rosyjski posel baron Won
Mohrenheim powinszowa} pre-
zydentowi Carnotowi, ze dzie1
1go Maja przeszed} tax spo-
kojnie. W ciagu rozmowy Ia
uwazy}, re wedle zdania cara
przeciw anarchistom tylko
wtedy bedzie MONA skutecznie
wystapiG, iezeli procesowae
ich sic bedzie pred sadem wo.
jennym. Tutejsi dyplomaci
zywo zajmuja sic kwestya, czy-
Ii nienaleza}oby przeciw anar-
chistom miedzynarodowa dzia-
}alnose rozwinae.
Pary5 4 maja.
Konserwatywne republi-
ka6skie gazety doradzaja usil-
ME zniesienia ustaw praso-
wych tax, azeby Rad zdo3a4
przeszkodzie og}aszaniu arty-
ku}6w gazeciarskich zacheca-
jacy do pope}niania zbrodni.
journal des D6bats'' i
Temps" przemawiaja "a znie-
-sieniem tych ustaw i wyrazaja
nadzieje, ze Rad przynajmniej
ME wystapi oppozycya, skoro
taxa poprawka wejdzie pod
obrady Senatu. Radykalne
gazety natomiast oburzaja sic
ma to propozyeya. OSwiadcza-
"a, re jest to zamach korserwa-
tyst6w i republikan6w ma VOL
nose prasy.
Wielka Brytania.
Glasgow, 4 maja.
Ma zgromadzeniu majtk6w
i okretowych palaczy naleza-
cych do uni uchwalono "a po-
moca strajku przeszkodzie Ia
mierzonemu obnizeniu p}acy.
Kr6lowa Wiktorya przybyla
do Windsoru po podr6ay swej
do poludniowej Francyi i do
Darmstatu.
BeIgia.
Brukse5a, 4 maja.
Prokurator, kt6ry stara sic
odhye sprawc6w eksplozyi,
ktora wydarzy}a sic W miesz-
kaniu hrabiego Minette, oswia-
dcza, re wedle uznania rzeczo-
znawc6w bomby zawiera}y o.
ko1o 25 kilogram6w (5O fun
tow forsyth. 2 magazyn6w
pa6stwowych zas ukradziono
IA funt6w wiecej, tax, re je-
szcze zachodzi, Ottawa, IL dalsze
nastapia eksplozye.
Policya uwaza "a sprawcow
tych, ktorych WczoraJ areszGo-
wa2a, a kt6rych nazwiska So
Beaujeau i Lefevre. Kiedy
odby}a sic rewizya W pokoju
Beanjeau, znaleziono kilka
patron6w dynamitoWych, a
opr6cz tego zapas dynamitu.
Kiedv Beaujeau dowiedzia1 sis
tenn odkryciu, zloayl zezna-
ME, kt6re doprowadziao do
aresztowania dzisiai jeszeze
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WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
w sprawie wystawy.

wa W Niedziele by}a zamknie-
ta. Codziennie mnoza sic pc.
tycye domagajace sic tego, a
petycyj pozostawienie wysta-
wy otwarta ME ma wcale.
Sprawa ma bye ostatecznie
rozstrzygnieta dnia epazdzier.
nika; jezeli dyrektorowie u
wzglednia petycye protesta
nadchodzace, beda musieli u.
chwalic, by przystep do wy
stawy W Niedziele by} zam.
kniety.
Petycyj tych i protest6w ma.
desz}o do sekretarza krajowe-
60 Dickinsona podobno juz
2e35 i podpis6w ma Mich ma
bye 11,09S,l50. Sam Stan
Michigan nades}a} 4,o5o,51S
podpis6w pod protesta, a sam
Stan Ohio 4,053,425. Wedle
urzedowych wykaz6w zas Stan
Michigan W r. 1890 mia}
2,O99,SS9 mieszka6c6w tylko,
Stan Ohio 3,e92,316. 2 te-
go sic juz okazuje, jake przy
zbieraniu tych podpis6w "a
chodza oszustwa i falszerstwa.
Nieszczesliwa rodzina.
Rodzina pani Mary Demi-
tales, zam. pod nrem 70 In
diana str. prawdziwie jest ME.
szczesliwa. Pred dwoma mie-
siacami dwoje dzieci z tel 70.
dziny, 7letnia Mary i 12letni
Herman, ucieklo z domu. Una.
leziono je W Bellevue, Ill. j do
matki odwieziono. w osta-
tnim tygodniu ch}opak tajem-
ME wyjechai do Milwaukee,
gdzie policya go schwyta}a i
wzie}a pod swoje opieke.
Wczoraj zas ma}a Mary z try.
letnia swa siostrzyczka Susie
zbiera}a kawa}eczki zelaza ma
szynach kolei Chicago Evans
ton. Me dostrzeg}y obydwie
zbliaajacego sic pociagu, kt6ry
tez je przejecha1. Ma}a Susie
ma strzaskana prawa noge i
lewa stope. Mary zas ma od-
ciete prawe ramie. Odwiezio.
no obie. dziewczynki do szpi-
tala poliklinicznego ma rogu
ulicy Wells i Chicago Ave-,
gdzie starannie niemi sic opie.
kuja.
Nagfa smierc.
W Apiece Thayera, ma rogu
Madison str. i Ogden ave.,
wczoraj wieczorem umar}a ma
gle nieznajoma jakas PAM,
prawdopodobnie ma paraliz
serca. Przechodzila kolo apte-
ki, kiedy jej sic nagle siabo
zrobi}o. Prosi}a inns pania,
kt6ra spotka}a, by ia zaprowa.
dzi1a do apteki. Tam pan
Tbayer dal jej kilka kropel
koniaku, ale ledwie zblizyla
kieliszek do ust, upad}a bez
zycia. Zawezwani lekarze DR..
Woodward DR.. Hanly skon-
statowali paraliz serca.
Zwloki zawieziono do tru-
piarni okregowej. Przeszuka.
no kieszenie zmarlej, ale ME
znaleziono mic, coby moglo do
prowadzic do identyfkowania
nieznajomej.
Dr0bne N0tatki.
- Dw6ch zb6j6w ulicznych
napadlo wczoraj ma panic Bel
lie Malkoff, kt6ra mieszka pod
nrem 70 Kramer str, kiedy
przechodzila przez l4ta ulics
(Dok. ma 4tej str.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-05
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