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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-28

warunkow ME ma sic CO
dziwi6, re rubel spada
prawdopodobnem jest, il "
W najblizszej przyszlosr'
donna bardzo znacznej zniz,
XII.
ksiaze
Ferdynand mia} sic podobno
stara6 o pewna ansjelska
kslezniczke "a zone, ale mu
jej ME dali. Talk donosza
gazety rosyjskie ola zawsty.
dzenia ksiecia. Ma to odpo-
wlada pewna niemiecka
eazcta, re car chcia} tez ME
dawno jedne angielska ksiez-
nlczke "a zone ola swojego
syna i nastepcy, ale mu Jej
ME dali, DO car zada}, ably
prawos}awna religiq PREY
je}a, a ksiezniczka ME chcia}a.
Moskale ME ma]a vice
powodu ~wysmiewac sic Z
ksiecia bulgarskiego,
BERLIN. - Wszystkie
niemal dzienniki niemleckie
potepiala wywody ksiecia
Bismarcka wypowiedziane
we W'iedniu. Gazety rosyis
kle stawaja r6wniez pc stro
ME rzadu niemieckiego i
s}usznie zaznaczaja, lie Bis
marck wlasnie zerwa} zwiazki
z Rosyq, on tez wywoIal
przyjazh Rosy z Francya.
Gazeta angielska ,,Times''
nazywa postepowanle Bis
marcka upadklem moralnym.
. Jedna Z gazet wegierskich
plsze, re twlerdzenia bylego
kaDclerza o stosunkach doty-
czacych Rosyi i osobistym
lego stosunku p%oufnym do
cara So fa}szem wierutnym.
= ksiaze Bismarck - jak
wladomo = wystepuie ciqgle
przeciw obecnemu rzadowi
niemieckiemu / kanclerzowi
Caprivlemu, ktoremu ME
szczedzi jadowitych pociskow.
Zgryzliwy starzec Drzebral
juz ~nareszcie miare i latwo
bye mole, re dostanie sic ma
oskarzonych.
Pc UPADKU Paryza
jeden Z wybitnych
MEOW Francyi, ukladajac
pokoj z Bismarkiem, wtedy
sic Bismark Z tych lez smia}.
Me tylko wtedy, ale i p6zniej
PREY r6znych sposobnosciach
okruciehstwem re
strony zwyciezcy. Teraz sic
francuzkie gazety z Blsmarka
5mieja, re plakal pred ludzmi,
przez Berlin przeiezdzal
do Wiednia. By} to place
gwiazdy.
Il AFRYkI. Kleska Nlemc6w
we Wschodniei Atryce juz Jest
srwlerdzona. Pr=ywodzca
wojsk nlemieckich Bulow padt
trupem. Pofozenie Nlemcow W
Afryce wogole przedstawla sic
podobno wcale ME wesolo. Czy to
Niemcom p%otrzebne wydawaG lyle
krwl i plenledzy.
w BRAZYLII nastapiia czes.
zmiana minlstrow. JAKE sic
poltyka ME moze ustalic.
AUSTRYACKI CESAR podro.
zuje teraz pc Morawie, witany
wszedzie serdecznle przez Mora
wian i Czechow. w pewnem
mlescle prosl} 60 pewien chtop
czeski. azeby sic koronowa} ma
krola czesklego. Cesarz mic ma to
ME odpowiedziat. Jak wladcmo,
domagaja sic Czesi koronacyl, DO
mysla, re w1edy takich praw ma
jak Wegrzy, to Jest, STANG
sic zupc}nie samodzielnymi. w
tenn samem mlcScle zdar1a pollcya
Czech, Morawn i Szlaska
z czesklego domu zwlazkowego.
Postowie czescy zaraz sic W seJmle
pred ministrem poskarzyli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-28

wyda] prawo, jako W wolsku
ma bye wolnosc wyznania
religijnego. Chodzl}o mu
oczywiscie tylko o zydow i
minister przyrzek}, re zydow
wezmie w obrone. Ale gdy
katolickich zoinierzy LA
przesladuja W wojsku, to Rad
ami palcem ME rusty, ably i'm
dae ]aka obrone, a wiekszose
poslow tez TAXA dobra, lak
Rad.
w Wiedniu
umarl tyly minister austryac-
XII Herbst, wielki nieprzyja-
ciel SIowian. Dawniej odgry-
wal wazna role i szed} zaw.
SEE reka W reke Z c%entralis.
tami czyll zydami i libera}aml
austryackimi, kohcu
przycichl i ME wywierai
zadnego wp]ywu. By} on
swego czasu maiym Blsmar-
klein W Austryi, az wkohcu
tez poszedl ma odstawke, gdy
jego polityka piesci sic
przezyla i fatalne wyda}a
oWoCe.
Y Ojciec Sw. zamlerza
utworzy6 W Carogrodzie czyli
Konstantynopolu osobny
jeneralny patryarchat w
Turcyi. katolicy tamtejsl,
zamieszkali przewaznie w
Albanii, byli dotychczas pod
opieka Austryi. Rad austry-
acki wybieral tel ola MICH
Biskup6w, ktorych stolica sw.
potwierdzala. To sic rzadowi
tureckiemu ME podoba}o,
vice porozumias sic Z Stolica
sw., ably W Carogrodzie
utworzy6 osobny patryarchet,
ktoryby sic nlezaleznie Cd
rzadu austryackiego katollka-
mi opiekowa}. OJciec sw.
przystal ma to stanowisko
zamianowac patryarche Or
miaiskiego ks. A%zarlana.
RUBEL rosyjski coraz
wiece] spada. Co sic nleco
podniesie, to "a kilka dni
przyplaci zwyzke jednodniowa
znaczna znizka. Jakiez tego
powody? Otto przedewszyst-
klein ma spadek rubla wply-
waja wiadomosci 0 szerzeniu
sic cholery W Baku, Astra-
chaniu i Tytlisle, W ogolc
ma brzegach mora kaspil-
skiego; o5awiac sic nalezy.
IL skutkiem najgorszych
stosunkow zdrowotnych w
Rosy cholera sic szybko
dalej rozszerzaG Eedzie i
mo2liwem jest, IL pahstwa
sasiadajace 2 Rosya, Niemcy
Austrya, Rumunia j Turcya,
uirza sic zmuszone zamknac
granice ola wywozu z Rosyi.
Co znaczyloby zamkniecie
granicy, }atwo pojqc, wyw6z
zboza z Rosy by}by bardzo
utrudnlony przewoz
podroznych ustalby prawie
zupe}nie, wp}yneloby to
bardzo niekorzystnie ma
stosunki handlowe Rosyi
= i byloby prawdziwem
nieszczesciem narodowem
ME mnieJszem nlz przeszlo-
roczny nieurodza]. Row
noczesnie donosza Z Londynu,
IL Rosya w~ycofala ztamtqd
ostatnie zapasy z}ota, Jake
tam miala ~zlozone w bankach.
L Berlina i Paryza rowniez
dawnlej juz wycofano. So
wem rad rosyiski ME vie
%prawdzlwie CO czynlc
O. 6N1 iak dobr1a po,u;,Jo,,;o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-28
ABYTRUDNIC

~w4irow.
com Krolr>t~a P~oIsKiego
przeIa1d przez Pru y wymaga]a
wiadze tutel sze teraz cd Mich
okdza MIA oprGu b lelow ma
iszde DO mIaot portnwych
jeszcze okazan,", 5c maja
ieszcze przynaimnle) 20 40 mrk.
gotowKa Ia osobe, oraz 2adaia
okazan!a paszportow opatrzo-
nych VIVA konsulatu nlemiec-
klego. Malo ktory z wedrow-
COW zadosG uczynl rym wa
runkom ia okollczuosG wp,y.
ME bardzo Ma z.nme jszenie
sic wedrowek zamorskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-28

w BRAZYLII ~nastapi1a czes.
zmiana minlstrow. Jakrs sic
Jam polltYka ME moe ustalic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-28

Gllw icach uwolnl{
sad prly>1eg'ych ~oberzyste Sly
mona kol huta pisarza Tomasza
Nowaka 4 "~yskow;c, ktorzy o
krzy woprzys,eAtw oSkarzenl
byll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-28
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Stevens Point Wis

buCsVAbN VlAlC VAD
z dniem 26go Lutego 1892
roKu FACIAL wychodzlG TY
GoDNlK PoLsKI pod tytuiem
r OIL N / X.
pismo to g]ownie lest
poswiecone sprawom farmer
skim, p%ocawac bedzie arty
kufy gospodars-
t VIE, + 8 lnictwle, CHI o,
d wanlu d ! ] W
skrocenlu niekt0re telegramy
zagranlc7ne i krajowe.
Prenumerata wynosl tylxe
Sl.O0 rocZule.
ktoby chciaf zapisaG ROL
NlkA nlechaj przesle swoi
adres z zalaczenlem sl.OO
KRUTZA & HUETTEk
Stevens PO int. w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-28

RUMUnSkI krolewicz kochaf
sic dawniei W pewnej pannie
Wakaresku l chclaf sic z MIA
zenlG. Pozniei mu to wygadali
niedawno ~zareczy4 sic Z ~anglelska
kslqzniczk2 Edynbursk2. Matka
panny Wakarcsku napisaia list
do matkl obecnej n%arzeczonej
krdIewicz9, wyjawiajqc nm
o mitoscl kr6lewIcza do swoiej
c6rki. List ten naplsaia W tym
celu, ably przeszkodzic ~maizenstwu
2 k~sieaniczEa. Rad rumuhskl
odgraza sic "a to caiej rodzinie
Wakaresgow, re kary ma MIA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-28
tLACClE "a
z Prus Polskich.

GOLUB. Przechodzaca tedy
burza uarob'la wielkiej szko
DIV W ogronarh i pNlach.
" ~kuteH i">zezn pows'ale
woody powyry~aiN roslluy l
= levy .",Iu, uuosza .1e z
; ba. " X Ivc1e uder1yf plo-
ruu W zabn ipwame chsinp-
mka Jastrzemb,k'egn >ralil
le.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-28
Z X

Z " ko-
morsku narobIiy des7cze
wielkit ~zkoliv. Il WaTIubla
proWadzeca droga mocuo
us2kodznu", W pob'ilu sto.
lacy wlatrak zaledwie faIom
oprzec s & 7dolat PIasek Z
wynn warlubsklch wod4
unieSlonv zalegl Gale obszary
pola, kto;ych wias:ic;ele przez
to znaczue slso!y ponlesli.
W jednem pcmies3kanu sta}a
woda TAX w~lsoko, be sic
dziecko u,op1'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-28
JAN NEPOMUCEN

+ JAN NEPOMUCEN
ROMAN, nalplerw aptekarz,
nastepnle kslegarz i drukarz,
a lako taxi zaiozyclel drukar-
nj i ksiegarni W Peplinie
wraz z ,.Plelgrzymem", u1nar1
70 z. m, u syna swego W
Nawrze pou Chelm2a, llczac
lat 81. Cz1owiek skromny,
oddaf ME male zaslugi orusom
Zachodnlm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08

One Of the mcanust and mo { heartless
Of advertising tricks consists In sending
round to paople's houses, and especially
90 ladies, Advertisements Ia telegraph
envelopes, on IN envelopes which initiate
them 20 closely that no one supposes the.
they are anything else until they arc
opened. Saturday overnight was IN the
evening. let It be- noted, when ordinary
messages are hardly expccted-a lady Of
the Listeners acquaintance, who had
been very III, received one OF these mis-.
sives. She is weak and broken, and
being summoned TO receive what she
supposed 10 DO telcgraphio message
gave her a severe shock. a worse case
than this is an actual one Of sea cap.
tGin's wife who lives In nm outlying por-
ton OF tho city. The captains ship has
been long overdue, and all the people Of
the neighborhood sympathized with tho
wife IN her agonizing suspense. There
came call 10 the door for n message"
and tho lady answered II with her heart
in her mouth.
She tore open the supposed telegraph
envelope. only TO read toe message, You
arc wanted Immediately at - fremont
street 10 test the merits Of the new -
sewing machine" Naturally everybody
in the ncighborhood Is Indignant, aud
such nn advertisement il certainly bad
policy. for there is not II family there
about who would purchnse sewing ma.
chine Of the make advertised Il any
other kind was to be- had. Perhaps a
like feeling Of indignation, stirred up in
many neFhborhoods, will have the effect
To put an end to this offensive and
miseiicvous kind Of advertising, which
no reputable firm. Il would seem, would
engage in.--Boston Transcript,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08

Mr.. squills cooking over the papcr)--
The Russian army Is almost in state OF
mutiny because the soldiers have to eat
wheat bread.
Mrs. squills "a famous housekcepcr)-
That's too bad suppose it's because
they don't know how TO fix It. You
must write 20 thecza this very day and
tell him.
Mr.. Squills isiarting)-Eh?
Mrs. Squills--Yes, tell him that he
must lbs sure to furnish the army with
good butter; get print butter IL possible;
it's often as low az ifty cents and never
over y dollar pound. Then, on baking
days, when the bread IS fresh. toll tho
soldiers to spread the butter on thick
and 1t will bo delicious. The following
day, when It Is little dry. give each
soldier bowl OF rich cream and tell
him to crumb It in. I'm sure they'll like
it,-Now York Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08

behaved well In the Senatorial contest.
Governor Mckinley acted wisely In
not interfering in the fight.
Concerning The Presidential ques-
ton he salt That Secretary Blaine
could have tho nomination II he want
OF II, but he did not think his health
would permit Ito acceptance. The
candidate should he physically able 10
I'LL the requirements OF the office.
With Blaine out Of the way he
thought Harrison ought 20 bo the
nominee. Senator Carlisle was the
proper mau for the Democratic nomi-
natlnn, na he more clearly represented
Democratic principles. Palmer was
good man hut too old.
Regarding National legislation he
said that free silver hill would pass
both houses, hut he vetoed by the
President. A tariff bill would paas
the House but be defeated In the Sem
ate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08

Judge Holmes, of the supreme court,
has decided in the case OF Gertrude p.
Sheffield against Horatio g. Parker and
Francis j. Parker, that tho defendants,
executors OF the estate OF the late Judge
Joel Parker, will not DO allowed In their
accounts rs executors tho sum of so, 900,
expended in the purchase of stock In u
mortgage company. which, since the
purchase has gone into liquidation. The
executors invested in the stock at par,
aud at tho time 1t was paying per cent.
dividends After the purchase 1t stop.
ped paying dividends, and has gone out
OF ouSinees,- Boston Traveller.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08
AN "sCCIDEN r."
How Tho Cxar Game Near TO Being
hilled.

BERLIN, Jan. THE hrGu- ZetunO
publishes M account OF the manner ia
which II II alleged the "acoidentp to
the CLar's train on October Il, 1855,
really originated. The account states
that the kitchen boy employed on the
train, supposed to have been killed In
the accident, escaped. Hc was re-
Gently arrested ON suspicion OF being
Nihilist and handed over TO the
police. This youth, since his arrest,
has confessed that ho placed an In.
formal clock In the compartment next
TO the Imperial dining saloon, aud,
fearing that 1t would explode too soon,
turned 1t this wrong way, with 1.-THE re-.
suit that II exploded in downward
direction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08

A practical illustration Of the benefit
70 the farmer OF the proposed System Of
freight service will soon he given in
Maryland. where an electric road eight.
cen miles long Ia being run through II
hrst class farming country that the
steam railroads have not touched. This
road will not only be used for passenger
traffic, but will he equipped with freight
ears that will have u capacity of five tons.
No matter how muddy the highways are
or how stormy the weather, the motor
trucks upon which the farm wagons are
wheeled will always be ready to carry
their loads to the nearest market, aud to
bring back their return load when re.
quired.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08

Ono Of the most terrific and effective
blasts ever made Ia the extensive stone
quarries ut Glen Mills, West Chester, Pa.
was made tho other day. In the face Of
that portion Of the qunrrios which Is
opened about eighty yards in length nine
holes twenty-five feet in depth were
drilled at equal distances apart. In these
600 pounds Of dynamite were placed, and
all responded 10 tie touch OF the electric
button at the battery, several hundred
yards distant.
Hundreds Of thousands Of tons OF stone
were raised and broken by tho explosion,
many Of tho pieces being rs large as a
freight car. The arrangements for the
blast being generally known In that sec.
ton hundreds of people assembled To
sec It, The amount OF stone loosened by
the explosion will be sufficient to keen
busy the several large crushers for many
weoks.--Cor. Philadelphia Ledger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08

NEW YoRH, Jan. 7.-Anna NJ.
DUNCAN, 70years OF ngc, fell dead this
evening on the street within few
doors from her home. Before the body
was removed to her apartments her
finger, were stripped OF their valuable
diamond rings and n bracelet Of gold
and enamel was tore from her wrist 10y
robbers who rushed up on pretenso OF
assisting her. Mrs. DUNCAN occupied
rooms at the Judson with her son
Charles w. DUNCAN, one OF the prin.
cipai performers In the Lillian Russell
company. Mrs. DUNCAN was widow.
-Four SONS, three OF whom arc IN Cali
fornia, survive her. The police are
looking for the thieves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08

MISNRApoLis, Jan. THE entire
day was spent by the Alliance Com
vontion on its platform. The platform
as adopted endorses the demands OF
the ~. Louis and Ocala conventions,
the submission OF prohibition to y
railway passes, the unlimited coinage
Of silver; recognizes the boycott de-
clnred by the Knights OF Labor and
National Alliance against the Roches-
ter y. Y, Clothing Exchange; de-
nounces railroads anu newspapers. On
the sub-treasury question, the minority
report OF the committee against tho
plan received % votes, while the re-
poEt in favor OF the plan received 46T.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08

TORONTO, Ont, Jan. THE Regina
Leader (Conservativ-), tho other day
male the charge that while Hon. Mr..
Dewdney was acknowledgement OF
the Northwest Territories, he used his
official knowledge to have land adjoin-
Ing the future tow nsite OF Regina
coralled, and that certain parsonage
at Ottawa, who welded great innu.
once was In the pool.
Todsy's Globe, commenting on the
above, says: cit Is not worth while
minclng matters. Tha Parsonage 70.
ferred to Is Lady Mcdonald. II would
be well for Parliament to order au In.
vostigation."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08

Secret societies extend all over the
Chinese empire, and their namci Is legion.
They are semireligiou5, ard have, rs a
rule. the power OF lie and death over
their membcrs. The 1'uai society Is one
Of the strongest. II was the cause of a
great rebellion In northwest and middle
CHM at the beginning Of this century,
and is object then was y overthrow the
government, This rebellion lasted eight
years. 1t caused the devastation Of the
provinces in which 1t wont on, aud there
was much bloodshed.
The secret societies were mixed M In
the Tai Ping rebellion, which very nearly
resulted in the overthrow Of the Manchu
emperor. II Is sud that the present
troubles are largely due to these secret
pcieties, Some II them have their
members in every province OF tho en.
pire, and they embrace tho Cinnamon
living at Singapore. San Francisco and
NIL other parts OF the world. Every one
has heard Of the Highhnders Of san
francisco, who have their courts and
punishnents, aud arc the terror Of tue
Celestial colony tha-e.-Frank q. Car.
pcntcr IN National Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08
FRIDAY JANUARY s. 1899. TERRITORY

Tor $50, 600 for breach Of promise. She
alleges that he inserted an advertise.
mont In paper asking for a CORE.
spondent. She replied; no pretended
to be single man. They Kept up the
correspondence for year and then
became engaged. She came to Chicago
and found he had q wife and two
rhildrcn. He told her q wal, aud he
would be divorced from his wife. She
wnituJ. Later his wife obtained a
divorces from him ON the grounds of
cruelty and inhdoliiy. Mrs. Johnson,
on learning this TACT, axis for damages
for breach OF promise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08

CHICAGO, Jan. Finder instruc.
tlons from the department OF iustice at
Washington, United States District
Attorney Milchrist has Tor some time
been engaged Ia investigating the
methods ~ doing business Of the West.
etn Dlstilling and Cattle Feeding
Company, commonly known ma the
whisky Trust, whose headquarters are
NJ Peoria, III. The complaint is made
ihat the company is really trust. The
district attorney thinks he has enough
evidence against the company to war
rant him in laying the matter before
Tie next term Of the United States
Federal grand jury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08

Before Judge Utlcy William Crowley,
OF Leicester, was charged with assaulting
MS wife, johanna Crowley. lie knocked
her down, she says, and kicked her. She
freed herself from him and ran into the
street. He followed. She managed 10
break away for tho third time and tried
to make her escape, Crowley started IN
the chase, hut was held back by the firm
grip OF dogs teoth upon his trousers
The household pet had grown tired of
tho household disturbance. -Worcestor
(Mass.) Gazette
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08

An alligator that played 'po.suin came
near doing damage 10 some young mon
near Millen Monday. Van Tyler. OF
this place, together with Mcsrs' Apple.
white and DeLoach, OF Millrn, had been
out 10 the river hunting. They had killed
a gator about neycn fee; long. aud
putting him ia the wngon were bringing
him 10 the town. Van, who was sitting
near tho middle Of the wagon. began to
triumph over his fallen encmy by con.
,Hnpmously kicking him in the side.
Then n thing happened that WINS done 40
quick the boys can't explain 70. There
was rush. a snap. yell, aud Van went
out the wagon head foremost, aud lcny.
INK as n souvenir a part Of his pants
hanging on tho gators teeth.
Tho other BOYS woke up TO tho inn
poruncc Of hasty action. but DcLoach
took little too much time in getting
ready for an old fashioned head fore.
most dive into sand bed. hence he
struck tho ground minus n shoe heel.
which his 'gatorship gratefully swat.
lowed and slyly 'wunlt his eye 40 n he
enjoyed a lively limo himself. The
boys ralliod from their stampede. aud
advancing with guns put an end TO
their foe. -Wayncsboro (Ga.) True Citi-
SON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08
The Assault on the "jaltimorcv Sail.
ors Now Taken Up at Mare
Island.
JOHN TALBOT attrERsrEs TIE
STORY.
Investigation OF tho An,Ir ut Mare
island.

VALLEJO, Cal, Jan. The inve,-
tigatioh Into the assault on the "Balu.
mOre's" sailors In Valparaiso began
this morning at Mare Island, in pres.
ence OF JudseAdvocstc General Romy,
United States District Attorney GAR
tor and United states Commifsloner
j. 5. Hanley. Remy conducted the
Investigation.
John w. Talbot, apprentice on the
baltimore was the first witness.
He was one Of the liberty party Sop
TENDER 18th. He stated that g. W.
Riggin, one Of those killed, was with
MIN during the afternoon. About
O'Clock they went together into N saloon
called the "Shnkespvare," in the south
part Of the town. The proprietor or.
dered them out, declaring that n mob
OF disbauded sailors aud soldiers were
preparing to attack the "Baltlmore's"
men, anu he didn't want any trouble
In his place. Riggin and Talho:
laughed at the warning, hut left the
place aud went 10 the "Bluev saloon
about o O'Clock. "Coming out saw
kiggin being threatened by Chilean
sailors In n msn.of-war uniform. ran
across aud tried TO separate them. One
Chilean spat In my TACO and knocked
drel people appeared In the street, and
We started to run, but soon jumped on
a passing car. The mob followed and
stoned tho car, and we were instantly
surrounded by the moo. | SAW RigRin
fall aud tried 10 reach him, but was
stabbed In the back, and turned to run.
After going few blocks l turned
Into y doorway, anu was again
stabbed In the back. got In, how.
ever, and got iuto n corner and de-
Tended myself with chair. The
mob followed me, and Chilean
sailor In man.oi.war uniform
stabbed me again. The bartender fin.
ally put them out and birricaded the
door. The mob clambered outside OF
the entrance. After an hour n police
man arrested and took me 10 jail. He
disguised me BY substituting his hat
Tor my sailors cap with the word "Bal-
timOrc" on II, 80 that the mob would
not notice that It was an American
sailor. The officer turned me over TO
two other policemen, who struck me
several times, although was making
no resistance, i had no weapons Of
any kind, and was perfectly sober.
"After short time Ia Jail I was
placed In jail with Hamilton, Painter
and Davidson, all badly hurt. We were
Kept four days and then sent to the
ship, where | was In the hospital forty
five days. None except American
sailors were attacked by the mob"
The commission took n recess.
James NJ. johnson. armorer OF the
"Baltimore," was the next witness.
He told the story substantially Ms here
tofore given In Chilean advices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08

a boy living at Loves missed one OF
his mnslSrat traps, tho chain OF which
WINS broken, indicating that the trap had
been carried away bysomething stronger
than a muslyrat, Two weeks afterwarl
he found the trap in Russells woods,
and caught in 1t was large turkey buz.
card fastened by the leg. The trap was
opened and tho vulture flew away.
Alongside Of tho bird while 1t was in tho
trap were two coils, which are supposed
TO have been brousH, to the captive by
other buzgards, Wilmington News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-08

a 200 pound seal was captured alive
OIL Fort Point tho other day. and was
purchased by the Spring Valley Water
company and placed In their Lake MGR.
ced reservoir, The company already
have thirteen seals that are useful in de.
stroying tho carp that abound there in
such numbers as frequently to i'm the
outlet Pipe. The big sea-will be great
help in reducing the number Of Gsh in
the reservoir. -San Francisco Call.