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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21
Ready to Fly With Her Pastor.

Laurel, Del, Jan. 2o.-Thc Rev.W.
Johnson was sent three years ago to
Gunbaro, village near here, TO take
charge of the Methodist Episcopal
church. lie had TO leave at the end of
the year, owing to charges OF improper
conduct, and went TO Hooper's Island.
In his new fed the young clergyman
soon became popular. He began re-
viyal meeting this winter. Among the
converts was Mrs. Summons, whose
husband. Captain Samuel Simmons, IS
n sailor and absent most OF the time.
He returned unexpectedly few
nights ago, and found his wife reading
a letter from the pastor containing IN
structlons how TO elopc. The captain
gave the pastor twenty-sour hours TO
leave the place, which he did with bis
wife and child.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21

Terrible Tale Told by an Amencan
Sailor.

PoRr TowxSEsp, Wash, Jan. co.
Charles Wilson. naste of the eealing
schooner George X. White. tells n tale
of suffering in Siberia. On a trip III
the spring of 1850 the schooner got into
Russian waters and barely escaped ar
rest. Another American sealtr ~ the
time Was captured by the Russian
authorities, says Wilson. and the crew
compelled 10 work ia the coal mines
Captain Alexander Mclean, OF the
schooner Eddie u. Webster, of san
Francisco, was arrested, but u g not
known whether these men belonged 10
HE OF another vessel. Two of the crew
of Americans, names unknown. IN
CURED the displessuro of the officials
because of . disposition 20 shirk work.
They were chained together with iron
bands around their waists and a large
ircn ball 81 the end OF the cham.
One man was very large and
the other below the medium
height. They were kept under
ground aud lad 70 dig certain
amount of coal each day or no food
would be sent down 10 them. TIE
supply got short and the big man ate
his companions food for tive days.
The email man became franuc with
hunger and murdered the greedy pris-
oner while be slept. lie called 70 the
guard at the mouth OF the shaft ana
told HIM he had killed his companion
and asked TO be ioosened from the
dead man. The guard refused. la
desperation the small man took cosi
shovel and cut the dead man IN two
and loosened the band from his wrist.
Neither was seen again. The supposi-
ton Is that the murderer was killed by
q guard or stsrved 10 death. The
story is told by prisoner who worked
in the mines where the tragedy oc-
CURED. Many arrests are reported of
poaching sailors by the Russian author
ities and many prisoners never leave
the mines alive.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21
Pr,hlans vls.t ch,earo.

Cmuaoo. Jan. 20.--A large delega-
ton of representative Knights OF
Pvthiss arrived IA thfcsgo tsis morn
ing over the fsnnsyivania. ~ special
tram. After breakfast at the Transit
honse, they paid visit 10 the Afmour.
Fauhsnk and swift packing houses. In
the afternoon the PARTY visited the
Worlds Pair grounds. The slsitors
embrace representative members OF tiss
order from ali parts nf New kaglsnd,
together with a number from New
Jersey. rrnnsyivans. Wsseonssm sad
Illinois. They we're aeiaE through -
Kansas 1ttF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21

SrEfHrR SrRtxrs. Texas, Jan. 10.--
Mrs. Henry rlekeus, living within n few
miles OF THE city, met with horrible
death last evening. Her husband lef
her IN ber room perfectly weA ri nooi
yesterday while i.e went - attend ts
sone farm duties. When he returned
be found his wife lying upon tlle
hearth with her head IN the Gre. burned
almost 20 . crisp. How she came 20 get
into this horrible position 10 unknown.
She ens bride OF only q few weeks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21

man, and l should think would fully
rezIlzs what . war with the Unlted
States would mean for his eouRtry.
Yet, II the government apologized nov
70 tns unlled statss. It would probably
be turned cut ia shsrt order. Tue gov
ernment 10 therefore between two fires.
However, think show of firearms
would quickly settle the matter. As
long ~ the Chllians do not see hostile
fiest IN their harbers they will scout the
idea Of making any apology. but they
might alter kheir minds If any fleet
we're 10 apDear.o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21
GOV. BolEs INAueURATEp.
He Urges the Immediate Repeal Of the
Iowa Prohibition Law.

DIS MosSrs. Jan. 20.-The second in
augurston of Horace Boies as governor
OF Iowa took place at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon in the bail Of The nouse OF
representatives. IN the presence OF .
large and distinguished sssemblaee.
The inauguration ceremonies we're ex-
tremeiy simple and devoid of display.
the escort of the governor and his party
from the Hotel Ssvery to the esoltoi
consisting OF two companies OF militia,
with party of i've or six re2innental
officers with their STATS. platoon OF
police led the procrssion. The gubcr-
nstorisl party and dstin xuished visitors
followed IN dozen carriages and the
Hswkeye club brought up tie rear.
The osth was administered by Justice
goshrock. Of the state supreme court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21
STRUCK 1T RICH.

An Iowa Professor Discovers Some VAL
liable Limestone.
ISpErSprScE, Iowa. Jan. 20.- An
important discovery has been made in
this (Buchsnau) county. Professor
Alvin OF the State university recently
made an examination of the rocks IN
several sections and found large quanti-
ties OF peculiar limestone, used so
extensively in llthographic art, which
at present Is obtained only in Germany.
As the demand Is so great and the pres
ent supply limited. the find will un-
doubtedly prove a rich one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21
Anarchist Case Not Heard.

WAsHISGroS, Jan. 20.-The anar.
chists' case will undoubtedly come up
in the supreme court tomorrow. Ac-
may be reached late this afternoon,
but as at 3 o'clock there remained q
Vermont liquor case to be argued after
the one ut that time before the court
he thought it doubtful if Attorney Sal
omon would be gwen an opportunity
to open the case before tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21

ALnAsx, Jan. 2o.--The judiciary
COMMITTEES OF the senate this morning
reported IA the contempt cases rsso-
lanon of censure and ordering ssspeD-
s5on Of the three republican sens tors.
Erwin. Ssxton and o'Conpof. until TO-
morrow morning. Senator Mullin dis
sented. The report wss adopted The
three senators banned refused 70 vote
on the enumeration bEii when Il vac
under discussion q few esrs ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21
Kicked 10 Death.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.-Mrs. Sarah
Hobbs, an aged woman who. on Janu-
ary II, was brutally kicked by Thomas
Ferguson. a prize fighter, died last
night at the hospital. Mrs. Hobbs was
picked up unconscious and remained
IN that condition until she died. Fer
guson lived with his victims daughter
and 1t was his daily habit to beat both
Women. lie is in prison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21

p. Hodgman Of Ciinax, one OF the
leading surveyors Of Mloh,gan, ~ .
guest 81 Sweets. Mr. Hodgmzn. TO
gether wlth Prot. G. D. T. Bellows OF
lpslianti, is the author Of . manual or
land surveying thai 10 Recognised
Throughout the country ~ = standard
authority.
j. J. Alley OF Detroit. c. .. wehster
of Philadelphia. j. G. Van fpp OF he
troit ana r.. 4. smythe of New York
were among the late furniture arrivals
AZ tse Morton last night.
B. q. Wing and r. N. Bosuorth Of
Jackson are guests st the New Living
slon.
{. Il. Dye Of lonia WAS guest at the
New Livingston yesterday.
s. l.. Monroe Of Grand Haven is reg
lstered ~ Sweets.
Z. w. johnson of Greenvilie 10 .
guest st Sweets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21
GILLIAN AFFAIRS LULLED.
The President Calls His Cabinet Advisers
for Consultation.

vAsHISorox. Jan. o0.-The utmost
quiet psrvaded the navy department
tnis afternoon. No orders To vessels
were made public, but Asss-
ssnt Secretary soley and Comman-
der Ramsay admitted that Admiral
sheThsrgiI had gone TO sea from Port
su Prince with tuc United States
steamers Philadelphia and Concord.
The president is stlll deeply engrossed
IN ms message on the Chiliau situation.
late this afternoon be called several
cabinet advisers TO his assistance. They
were eioseted with him some time, dis
cussing. il is understood. tho message
and the varying phases of the Chilsan
situation. Secretary Foster left early.
tha other three remaining with the
president until nearly O'Clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21
Rioters Sentenced.

PrsE BLUR. Ark, Jan. 20.--Five of
the Linwood rioiers have been convicted
and sentenced as follows: !. r. Con-
nor, five wears in the penitentary: Con,
nelly Newfield, ten yesrs; Perry
Nichols. eight years; Edmund Smith,
ten years aud Simon Allen. one year.
Several Of the gang we're fined. The
remsinder will be tried today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21

CHrcsoo. Jan. 20---ffter two DAYS
sisbersfson the directors of The whisky
artssi today decided 10 make another
attempt 81 wipe ont al oofnpetjtors.
1omofrow the pTscs OF spirits, ~irlch
faf ns6ntfss has stood at fi.Is, wlii be
educed 90 $i.1s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21
Ponc Leo Is All Riphf.

RoxE, JAM 2o.--The pope had good
nights sleep. His indisposition. which
duties today as usual. Needless alarm
has been created by exaggerated re-
ports of his illness. Considering his
advanced age. the holy father has been
IN better health this year than usual.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2o.-Pollce Justice
James r. Loan, q prominent demo-
cratic politician, died in great agony
early Sunday morning from . dose of
carbolic acid taken by mistake for med
;cine. He was taken Ill in the night,
and not wishing to awaken the family,
he CROPPED his way downstairs in the
dark to closet. He took from a shelf
bottle containing, as he supposed, .
sinple medicine and swallowed q
mouthful of it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21

PsRrs. Jan. 2o.-M. Delpech. . re-
publican, who bowed the ears Of M.
tastgelin, a BoulaEgst, during the
scrimmsge IN the chamber of deputies
Yesterday, wss instantly challenged.
The fight came OH with swords this
morning. NJ. Delpech was wounded
IN the arm. NJ. Castlelin was not
hurt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21

PHsfspEfpHfs. Jan. @0.--The mint
has already during the current month
ss<ued kf6p. 900 of the new subsidiary
coins. eonsstlag of halves quarters
and dimes Of the new design, whFeh
have been shipped 10 al parts Of the
country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21
a,susa ~ ne A..

festefiiay aftefnepa a mari named
Fisher waa ssssk ~ a. sieetfse mslof
al lhe esuHef II Naffa fTes4ktt Aa4
ssoa sfsekts whils sfsseAsflx sfae sire
iis ~as uet setseasfY satnsra.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21
pen.,en,iarr h rlsmes.

Atssxf. :. ". Jan. 20 Al SIS this
sfsefnooa sa sisrn Wa sent from the
Albaay gen itent sry that patton OF
the gaal We ~ ssmes Fofsas Of the
second sfa Fourth pfeeiset pollea
have been seat 10 the asns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21


"Fhati is the 4. of NJ. gong tc do at
the Worlds Fair?" repeated Prof. Nor
timer T.. Cooley yesterday in answer To
a reporters question. "Well, that's
jus. what we airy trying TO find out.
One thing is certain; We can't do any
thing unless we have some money. |
am going to see Mr.. Weston before |
leave town and sec what can he done
about the matter. The regents can't
give us any money, and | don't see
much chance TO do anything with our
share-~if we have a share-of the
81, 900 the commission has reserved
for exhibits. We are in the same con-
dition as all the rest of the would-be
exhibitors Of this state. We haven't
any money to carry out our plans. |
should like 10 make display from my
department. The work done by the
boys in mechanical engineering would
make a very good display: but II will
cost money to do IL. and |
/ think, unless we get a great deal
more money than we expect TO, that
we shall adopt the plan We used IN
New Orleans. We can arrange there
concise history OF the nivcrsity, show
ing outlines Of the courses and synop-
ses of the work done, about a pillar
and let these huge ''barndoors" reyolve
about the axis. That will give good
idea of the work done at the tnlvcr.
sity, and can be done as easily rs any
thing. By the way, ] hear that Cor
nell WAS 90 pleased with our display at
New Orleans. that she will adopt the
same idea at the Worlds FAIR"
sHow are matters in general At the
University asked the interviewer.
Great responded the popular pro-
fessor enthusiastically. Things are
alwsys right at the L. Of NJ, and 30 are
tho boys"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21
NO HOPE FOR ELLIOTT.
Supreme Court Says lie Must End His
Days IN Prison.

CoLuNBUs, o., Jan. .20.-The supreme
court yesterday overruled the motion
for . new trial for w. j. Elliott, the
murderer now serving life sentence
IN the Ohio state prison. Elliott 10 the
editor who last March killed, with HE
brothers help. A. C.. Osborne and w.
L. Hughes in the streets Of Columbus.
This removes his last hope of escaping
the terrible punishment, and he was
unable TO control the depressing effect
OF the decision had upon him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21

Ats naestnr of sbe rolIce Relief and
BeDefit sss0tazfion he'd isst uleiai, sex
benefits ~ the afnsunl - s2iz-ss wers
allowed fnf tue proceeding faentn.
Ihe recelpss we're sis-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21

SEw yoax. Jan. 1o.-~E- Percy peTs.
lssce, the p~russsa een.si ~ xsw
York. ~ys. ~ rsak aad Sic IN
thili - ufssfau hssasy ssers~ 81 spcfe.
gixiu~- bat Mr.. Nsssa ss very snsl'ls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21

seGesnrs. @. Jsn. so~~fhs fssaa
iafr, ritels ssss i~ea "a snsssoa s~a
s~ess. Fspefts9 this ss<altzs frsaTfi
ins - Instruments ~ tao ssastsfssf
8sstseg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21

Ard for That Reason Threw a Borrb
Into q Bakery.
ST. Iorss. Jan. zo.-Frederick
Strauss wss arrested today charged
With having thresn . dynamite bcnsb
into Nillers bakery January. 4. and
serc1slv iniurins one Of the werkmsn
enipsoyssf there. stFanW sad be -ss
ont OF work ard wantsd 4 JOB snd
hopes 70 scare or the hskefs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21
KILLED IN A COLLISION.
A Passenger and Engineer Meet Death on
the Rail.

CLINTON, H.. Jan. 20.-On the Illinois
Central, near Guthrie, q freight train
dashed into tine rear of q mixed tram
which the engineer had been unable to
see on account of the fog. A passen-
ger and an engineer were instantly
killed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21
RECEPTION BY THE BLAINEs.

me Secretary and Wifc Both II Attend-
ance to Receive.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-Secretary and
Mrs. Blame gave dinner tonight in
honor of the Pre- sident and Mrs. Har-
rison. II was the first entertainment
Of the season at which Mr.. Blaine has
teen present.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21
MRS. BLAINE'S ALIMONY.
II Is Cut Down Upoa Her Husbands
Pleading Poverty

DEApwoop. n. D., Jan. 20.-In the
case of Mary Nevins-Blaine VS.. James
q. Blame, Jr., an order was made by
Judge Thomas today fixing temporary
ahmony at 5000, attorneys fees S400.
The former sums granted hy the court
n month ago was $500 alimony and
$500 fees. This has been cut down up
on the defendants pleading poverty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21

As last resort the supreme court
was petitioncd for a mandamus to COM
pei Harvey and Solomon to sign. An
order was issned that they show cause.
The explanation was made that good
and sufficient bond hal not been fur
nished. When this reason was given
the supreme court ordered the Fenton
company to pay the costs, and the petit
ton was withdrawn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-21

copy OF tie aEfessteat - gwen
brla~
slsAsp HAFshs. M.eh.. tans 20, 1871
We tne representatives af ths nFsdcf
ssnsa sesfesfiss houses aefse { the
rafpose hseosssfssf rama US. fef the
pafpa>e Of msihsainx pssees. - ststs'slt
psiess sss. ss.ssslis. eauif Ana effes
lnfRstafs % tlss supervisors 81 ksat
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
go =.
*Sprawa RedmOnda. +.

Wczoraj skazany. zostaf ma dozy-
wotnie wiezienie kowal John Red
mond =. "a zabojstwo: dfa Wildera;
Zbrodni dokona}. l3 stycznia +. b. W
nastepujaeych,: warunkssch: 3 DR., Viii
der by1domowym lekarzem Redmon1
da i jego" zony. Ot6z r.: uroif sol
bic, ze dokt6r znajduje sic W ME
prawym stosunku z,jego iona - -, |
postanowi} sic zemscid. :. Wezwa{
tedy lekarza do slebie, a gdy dr.. W. !
stanaf we drzwiach mieszkania, "a
strzeli} go. Redmond bronif sic VI
sprawie = ob1edem u mysfowym.
Sad uznaf go winnym skaza}, jaH
wyzej -. t..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
PrzygOdy Polki.

Do New. Yorku przybyfa pred
kilku dniami Polka Maryanna Wit
kowska lat "a liczaca, dwuletnimr
dziecleciem. Ma ona bye obeonie
odesfana napowr6t dla zupelnego
braku fundusz6w. Biedaczka, ktora
ma jeszcze troje .innych dzieci W W
kraju, przyjecha}a,. aby odszukac
swego meza, kt6ry ja opusci} j juz
pred dwoma laty wyjechaf do Anne
ryki, gdzie podobno inna dzlewczy-.
ne W Halmetta, N. J. miaf poslubi6'
Jeden z polskich agent6w ujaf sic "a
ta kobieta, lecz ME zdo}af jej MIC po-
m6dz,' bo ME m6g} odszukae jej me-
ia. PuIkownik Weber widzia} sic
zmuszonym zarzadzi6 jej odes}anie
do Europy. :. Nieszczesliwa! ="
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
WiadomosciM Miejskie.
,.Klub teatralny'' lego WydawnictwO.

Niedawno zafozony]3 W Chicago
,,Klub .Teatralny"t . zamierza sic
wzia6 do, dzieia z encrgiae:: Postano-
wiz on bowiem W ciagp'' przysz}ego
sezonu zimowego dae tutaj szese
przedstawieh W regularnych odste-
pach. Oryginalna nowoa6, jaks "a
mierza wprowadzie ,,Kllub", stano-
vic bedzie wydawnictwo.. teatralne,
kt6rego szese .numer6w Wyjydzie W
.dniaeh -przedstaWien. Wydawnictwo
to (kt6rego tytu} jeszcze niewiadomy)
zawieraG bedzie program danego
przedstwienia, nieco tekstu i oglo-
szenia. TIE ostatnie powinny w1asnie
pokry6 koszt orYginalnego, nowego
pisemka.> = e.. -,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
dobne zaburzenia nastapily tez W in
nych miejscowosciach. :.
MozebnosG cholery W Galicyi ma
Wegrzech.

W1EDEh, 20 lipca. = Hr. Taafe,
prezydent ministr6w, wys}a1 do ma
miestnika Galicyi odezwe, zalecaja-
CO przedsiebranie. jak najenergi-
czniejszych srodk6w przeciw szerze-
niu sic cholery.
W odezwie tel jednakowoz Przy-
znaje, izwybuchu cholery W danym
razie prawie niepodobna sic bedzie
ustrzedz, to ze wzgledu ma ogro-
nina liczbe wojsk rosyjskich,' roz}o-
zonych mad granica. ...
Gdyby sr6d tych wojsk wybuchne-
Ia cholera, niepodobnym by}oby po-
wstrzymac jej rozszerzenie sic W Ga
icyi i ma Wegrzech. A ta drogs
cholera przenikne}aby do ca}ej Eu-
repy!
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
ss.PoIacy w Ameryce.
OsIEM DNI ;sTRASzNEGO UPAkU W
NEW YORKU. -, .. =
og68em 17oo. os6b umalrllo, przeszFo:
800 jest porazonych. - 4.
zN6w CzTEREcH PoLAK6w mario.

; New York, 20 lipca. = Straszne
rzeczy dzieja sic W naszem miescie !
W okolicy. .
Upal nies}ychany, zabojczy upaf
trivia cd osmiu dni.: Dzis mielismy
iod 80 stopni goraca rano do 80 o
,godz Sci po po4udniu. j.. 49,,
. Dzis tez 81 osoby zmarfy wskutek
udaru slonecznego. Jest to wykaz ME
sIychany W dziejach New Yorku.
Opr6cz ludzi, konie padaly ma uli-
each, jak muehy.... Same kom-
panic tramwajowe straci}y dis 200
koni. .- T.
Dopiero o godz. Sci wieczorem
zakonzy}a sic meczarnia. :. spad}
obfty deszcz burza. zrobiio sic ma
reszcie ch1odno 80. i.
W ciagu tych osmiu strasznych
dni, upa1 zabi} W New Yorku i oko-
licy ITO os6b; lzej dotknietych po-
razeniem jest przeszfo 800 os6b:
W liczbie "a ofar zabitych przez
dzisiejszy upai, znajdujemy 4ch Po-
lak6w. Nazwiska ich So: .~'. x
LUDw1K zERowsK1, zam. p. n.
lll8 ma lei ave. 49,. p.
MARYA KoNKoL, zam. p. n. 6S
Grove ul. ..>: ID
ANNA PREJNA, zam. p. n. ~52l pa,
E. sci ulicy. . - -.
KATARzYNA WELEsKA, zam. p. n.
3o2 ma Flushing ave-, wBrooklynie.
Opr6cz tego W wielkich cukrow-
mach ma Williamsburgu i W Green
point pablo 8 robotnik6w, W liczbie
kt6rych znajdowae sic ma trzech
czy czterech Polakow. Nazwiska ich
ME So mi wiadome. >F.......
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
DrObne WiadOmOscI.

P. Jan Kroll, sekr, Tow. Najsw.
Serca- Jezusa W par. sw. Stanisfawa
Kostki niniejszem zawiad amia ez}on-
k6w tegoz Towarzystwa, ze posiedze.
ME miesieczne przypada d. ! sierpnia
+. b. W poniedziaiek o wp6fdo 6smej
Wieczorem. f.. -,
. = OBJ. Fir. Kajpihski Of trzyma} po-
zwolenie ma budowe dom u -dwupie-
trowego p: n. 1926 ma Wallace ul.
"a $4,000. - p !. J. = 49,.
:. Marya Wawrzynek wystapifa do
sadu o rozw6d mezem swym Fran
ciszkem Wawrzynek zpo owodu jego
okruciehstwa. ! .-.
. < Trzynastoletni rabus John Stern
:stawaf wczoraj pred sedzia Hawes,
Napadf on ma ulicy Piotta Framke
i.zrabowafm $500. odpowiadac
bedzie "a to pred d 'sadem kryminal-
nym. 81. b. B. .'.:, -. :. -.
i.is 5.:= Polka Anna Lankowska uznans
zosta1a y Vwczzoraj z, "a !. .umysfowo chors i
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
ZWierzeca zemsta.
Lynch kara ola. zbrodniarzy.

.KNoxv11LE :, Tenn, 2elipca. Me
daleko ztad W pow. Campbell spell.
Mona zosta1a wielka zbrodnia. I'd.
Andry Be shears i John Willis
wdarli sic do mieszkania Williama
Dilks, zwiazali 60 iw jego oczach
popeinili ohydna zbrodnie gwa1tu ma
jego zonie.
Dilks jest zonaty aaledwo cd paru
miesiecy, dwaj z}oczyhcy byli jego
odpalonymi wspo}zawodnikaml
Dzika zemsta by1a ich eelem.
Dwaj zbro odniarze zosta'i tegoz
dnia schwytan nj, a p6inocy wydoby-
ei gwaltem z wiezienia W Jackboro
powieszeni przez tfum- prawem
Lyncha.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
Iskierki teIegrafczne "a 0ceanu.

LoNDYN. -. Parry Lunt, zarzadca
i John Wilson, kasyer frmy Rey-
nolds Gibson, prowadzacej handel
bawe}na zostali skazani "a przywfa-
szcznie pieniedzy firmy, pierwszy ma
lata wiezienia, drugi ma 8.
WlEDEn. - W Ig1awie areszto-,
wany zosta} hr. Hermannsdorf, cz}o-
mex Sejmu pruskiego i radca pro-
wincyonalny, oskarzony sprzenie-
wierzenie drobnej sumki. p6fto-
IA miliona marek.
DREzNo. - Stan partyi wygra-
nych W turnieju szachowym jest ma
stepuiacy: Porges, Marko i Tar
rasch po 9, Makowicz 81, Winawer
tylko71.
LoNDyN. Il Sydney W Austrya-
lii, donoszq, IL czterej kierownicy
ssAustralian Banking Co." PIP. Abb
gial, Nc Namara, Salmon i Twist
zostali aresztowani powodu nadu-
zyG, oszustw fafszerstw, popelnio-
nych W tym banku. Naduzycia do
chodza do - milion6w.
parry. - z Interlaken, W Szwaj,
caryi donosza, re zosta} tam zabity
przez spadajaca lawine amerykanin
r. r. Ribbons. .
W1EDEn. - Dwaj wiedehczycy,
zwiedzajacy Alpy W dolnej Au-
stryi, spadli W przepasG i sabili sic
ma miejscu. !.
t. LoNDYN. - John James Gardner,
agent teatralny, oskarzony o uwle-
.dzenie k1lkunastu nieletnich dziew-
czat pod pozorem angazowania ich
ma scene, skazany zosta} tylko ma. =.
miesiecy wiezienia.
,BUKAREszT. - W1adze rumuhskie
zapewniaja, re W Rumunii niema cho-
lery.
parry. = Podobno kardynafowie
francuzcy bardzo. powaznie wymie-
niaja nazwisko kard. Gibbonsa z A
meryki, jako kandydata ma przyszfe-
60 Papieza.
LoNDYN. - G.. Wentzel, zio-
czynca niemiecki, kt6ry zamordowai
detektywa Joyce W chwili, gdy ten
chcia1 60 aresztowa6, zosta} skazany
ma smierG. 49,.