davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21

Delegation Towarzystwa sw'
Stanis1aya Kostkl ma Sejm Z]e.
dnoczenla W Manlstee wybrany
zostal nasz p. Jan Bamoenek'
~zwolennik konfederacyl 2 Ware
sem trzylnajacej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21

Noua opera W naszem niles
Gle wkr6tce bedzie pebudowana'
Utworzyia sic ma ten eel hompanlna
rozporzadzaiaca kapita{em soo'ooo.
Inkorporowanymi So pano~le:
Henry j. O'Neill, Hannibal Choate
! Addison B. Youmans.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
Pono,oie Micha} Bambenek

Leon PerszJk po]echall W srode,
20 L;pca, do Little Falls, Mlnn.'
W gosclne do p. FrancIszka hu'
klihsklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21

R5nicua: W Wmonle me ma
7adnych ~publicznych kapiell, pre-
TO radzi redaktor tuteJSzel gaze.l
niem1ecklej pan Lelcht, ably uzyto
do pobudowania takowych starego
nramu. = Pan Leicht plerWszy
otarowa} ma pobudowanle puollez
nego zakladu Kaplelowego s2o'oo.
49, Naszvm kapltallstom pewnle
niebardzo sic ten projekt p5odooa'
adyz kazdy ma przYrzady do ka-
panla W wtasnym domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
PreZenta W tym
tvgodniu kazdemu,
komu sic naleza, be-
da ~wys4ane.
WIADOMOSC1
MIEJSCOWE

" mieScie naSzem tax "'ele
teraz buduia, re braknle mularzom
rak 90 pomocy, tax zwal'ych han
dlangerow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21

Winonsha Bank Oszczeonosc'
przvimuje depozyta, p~ocza"szy
Cd / dolara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
G
KSIAZEK
NOVEL, KSIE6ARNl
hi. I'D walk ego
W WINONA, MINI.

kATEHIzM "RzYMsKo-KATo.
LlCKI tnaiy)
= " moco sprawie. -
KATEHIZM ~RZYMsKO-RiTO.
L1CKI (wiekszy) " moonej ..
DzIEJE sTAREGO I NoWEGo
T~ESTAMENTU, " mocnej o.
prawie (Deharbego)..... 40
DZIEJE NARODU POLSKIEGO
GLEMENTARZ POLSKI, J6zefa
Chociszewskiego...
POsREDNIK POLsKO AN.
GIELSKI - czyli ksiaska do
nauki jezyka angielskiego IS
zbi6r P iskni ola szk6f pol
skich W A%meryce, uloIyi byiy ma
qczyciel W Chicago Franciszek
AaDKa
9 r a m t y z a Pelska ufo4e.
ma przez Teouozege Sierocihskis.
go, profesora jezyka polskiego j
li%tcratury. Drukowana ola szk6l
polskich " Ameryce Z wydania
trzynastegs, " mocnej oprawia
G lementarz Ma{y czyli
Pierwsza Nauka CzYtania, Pisa.
hia Rachowania, przsx W. Dy-
nleWlcza.
wv mocnej oprawie......:~.l2
HISTORYA STANUW ZJEDNO
CZONYCH.. extraordinarily
~ OF u owefy, powiesd
moEalna bardzo, wzruszajaca ze
starozytnych czasow.--....3o
- ia sama W mocnei .oprawie 70
zfoconym tytuliklem. 60
3 oles4aw czyli Daisy Gag &c.
aowsfy; tiomaczenie przez ks.
Osmshsk
ia ANA W mocnei oprawis
........ .6U
Lissownik Polsko.Amerykah
XII. P~odrecznik Aswierajacy,
Nauke pisania listo~ i gotove
IVORY listtw, " wszystRich lrzy.
padkach tYcia...:........eO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
WiMleA.

Nanticoke, Bukczensh NJ.
South Chicago, Tuchockl ].
Elha, Wysocki So.
Shenandoah, Yanowlch Stefan
Jersey City, k%rajewskl j.
IS Essex Str.
indianapolis, Bonowski F.
Hartford, Baran Ignacy
Detroit, Antoui Tabaczyhski
1850 Michigan ave
Neshkoro, Cyman Jan
Manlstee, Tomaszkiewlcz Alex
Gilman, Semrau Stan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21

EAPIsUJCIE soBIR WIARUsN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21

Mech chwali robotnik wszelki
Duze Baycitskie kufelki,
Z kt6rych sr6d srogiego skwaru
Piia nap6j z West Browaru.
Cztowiek pot eciera z czola,
Tupnle, }yknie zawofa:
Zapomniane truly, troski,
Pi]ac TAXI trunek boski.
Zacny krolu Gambrynusie,
Obudz z w~ieczystego snu sic,
Pskaz sic nan W peinym blasku
[ plj jake ma obrazku.
Plwo strzyka jak fontanna,
Haj wiarusy, dana! dana!
.Zdrowle Ola kuzdego czteka
P1ynie L West Bay City kega.
Wynalazek ten cd trenu
DTS do kazdego salonu,
Przywoza, komu sic darcy,
West Bay Cltscy piwowarzy.
DIS laden adukowany
Temperantom ME oddany,
Albewiem trakt wiedzie bity
Do Browaru
wv 9 BAN CITY
RK EWING GdDs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
Co lest nailepszego W Swiecie? -Zdrowie zo}adka. so

Wde lest hknh runn M@ ME zmamja uwgi ma zdaaek NgmnnNa nedypuyya zoqda
tuMja Gy ugakm,a bmek siedn odmdyn. lemwym, dMhie ola gowy t. {, a gy "a
iM mm obowzhem rM6I puhm1nd wadomoId@ wnahn chuoby &dadkowe e@ sig, krop,
iamI Maryanskiemi kme " k@G cMH IONA doad W nd apiece, a "a ekhk Ny hda
jenny nlNpdmhGa gwaanye Prwe wlyshie gady ameryanskeo hNgaa Pubi@noSs ably tHy-
ha sig M sr6noGG Tud. ma zwHds TE2shsg9 Tysn@d. ss Ola H9 TMne " k2@m doma
ad nayohmita sic muwa Zahnah6 Nh hpi mic: MANI oh~dy, ehwae Gil co z uywai, q Of 90
Gs uiYwaid Dd mech HrJe to ruht eMe naTsa pohwaa
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1892-12-23
THE MARKETS.


CINCINNATI. Deo ~
FLoUR-winter patent STo1Als fancy
| IS t5dS5O, family, o. V4s 40. extra, o. e0Ra q,
/ low grade tl.oAf2O0 spring patent u eA,oAaa,
spring fancy SaSOaATS. spring family. ,Aoo0
Sto Rye hour, 81 soGS@ Buekvheat. Wooo
2 - per 100 n sack
wHEAT-The market was nrnsr. aelleru
holding good No redAt &c, with buyers a.
| a. No 3 red qootAble ~ otaa
CoRN-NO 2 white, shelled, held ~ Ssc, No
yellow Al a&e No. . mixed ~ ttc Buyers
views were about NC less Bar vas nrn a. 40
a.. - 10 quality.
RHE-Tns market continued nominal %
sSeScc for No according 70 sample No traa'
ing
cArrLE-Shlppers. H0sAA ozsn, Decd 70
choice, Ges1Aoo eommon 70 fails, 9eooAOs
ssi SSs, hatcher sSnu s"ea sSsa, is ssss:
Good u choice heavy, "a Is ~ %, good ~ eheioe
light taoa2TS, common 70 faiS. "a faoaM
NEAL CALvns-Common and lArgA a. 80
40; fair 10 good lighI aOoa6Ts, sHtrA. u.oo
HoOs-Select heavy ana prime butchsF. a. -
Gaa' tair 70 Sod psekeFs MAaeto. nosa
select leS ns " l7a rs, " so8esO n, pigs. - q
a6m
SaKrP ANn LAMas-sheep- wetAeFss tao
sAn 81 cSeS taO1aA0, comInOa ~ iaiF
mixed, ~ 1ShAN LAMBS ExirA. lAAo, gooa
10 shoioe, MosAao somman % taiF, y eooalA
wHSlr-No red avnsF ana very dali,
May Tplse
RVS Suiet and nominal, sosteFa, sssaaa
hANlgN-Quiet stats, N1toc vestefa 40
so, No : TVroAto, staNo
cOHS- No = dull lover aud steady, Decsu.
eet $40 No = 50 aeeei s'samsF mlsed.
oAys Ne auu aIa sasisr, FsoruAFy, uso,
March. Sse. M sShite SaApsfy, aoAe weat
sFu, NauNe
PnTsRuaou. pa a
cArrtNw Market steady and anghangeii -
ealtle shipped % Nov N0fk
Hu0s haFssl slow fau lllht 80 bet rhlla,
aelph.as. Aeslas ssshl eaTs has shippsa ~
New NoTI
sHrfr Markel isir a yesterday pFleas
hAlIInoau Aof al
WHpAf Inactive end hlghsFi No wa snol
And l'eermhrF, lt1ltlsel MAJ ~
.Nss s,eaaF mltsa Spa HAe gesF ana
lanaalN, Nkei iehFuaFs, Nhe MAJ aaa
oAVs -cais' ana EASY NJ phils vssnBu
Ryr s'saiY Ne ~ asksa.
folnno. a, uea "a
MusAr Ne : sssh ena nsssmbsg, llaa
!, ~. .epp M cash ass Mas, ~
Nlw -eaieU stsA. A.
hlN nslll raal ~
1laNNRasNa Pail aaa siesisl sins 80
,ss.s',s' eaa fssasFy, Wua fshIeasH N II
pulkpsa paik. IA II
" nfAr ~hN ~ y esRnfi glftslss. ~ -
~ lllfenlnI NRH4N laenalI. ~ asa.
Nstt ~ I@|l44 - Flfl1 a44Il ~ ~
rlf14 \ 4f1ll tINIHi8 tp4l - I|@I&NIH|
80 - H|Il| Nt'.7'lf| 49, l|IIIII t|&t
N.lAn ~ .|II& n. a. $40
l.W 80" N|fHEHI ~
- 49, y
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1892-12-23
kNIoHTHooo FOR A WORKMAN
Henry Broadhurss Would BE the First
Person So Honored.

Henry BrOadhurss Would he the First
Person So Honored.
NEW YORK, Dec. GA London dis
patch says that Mr. Gladstone has once
again recognized the support given to
the liberal movement by the trades
union element by appointing Henry
Broadhurst to be chief inspector of
factories at a salary of $1,000 yearly,
and an allowance of SIS, 900 a year for
expenses Broadhurst Is one of the
most representative of the profes-
sional laboring men of England, hav-
ing been for years secretary of the
parliamentary committee on the Trades
congress, and is is known in trades
union circles as a champion of the
masses" II is also given out that the
dignity ofknighthood will be conferred
upon him whenever the present govern
ment may go out of Office, and il this
promise is fulfilled he will be the
first workingman in the history of
Great Britain to receive a title at the
hands Of the queen.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1892-12-23
COUNTERFEITS.
A Lot of IL Captured, With the Outfit
aud the Mon Who Made aud showed 1t,
NJ Atlanta Ca

A Lot of It Captured, With the Outfit
and the Men Who Made aud Showed 1t,
at Atlanta, Ga.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec 23-Capt Henry
Forsythe, of the U. s. secret service,
with headquarters here, Wednesday
night made haul of counterfeit money
and tools and Jailed the men who made
and showed the spurious coin. Wednes-
day morning the captain ascertained
that a quantity Of counterfeit nickels
were in circulation. He soon be-
came convinced that the money
was made in Atlanta, and in n
short time spotted a young man
named J. w. Eubanks, who was passing
the stuff Eubanks stated that he had
received the money from Marion Bar
nett, well known young man of the
city. Barnett was brought, and at first
denied all knowledge of the niokels.
Finally he admitted that he had given
them them TO Eubanks as change.
Both men were Jailed, and then a visit
was made to Barnett's room. In the
room were found a complete set of
tools, with a great box of unfinished
niclSels The outfit was complete in
every respect, aud is the best he has
ever seen in the country. Capt For
sythe says that dollars and half-dollars
were there, both finished and unfin-
lahad
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1892-12-23
NOW is YOUR CHANCE.
TRY -FOUR HAND ar GUESSING
GOLD GIVEN AWAY.
WHO wa be the Nert Marshal, Collector and
Treasurer and AssessOrY-"TT,e LedOeT's"
scheme for Your amusement.

In order that the readers Of THE LEDGER
may have some diversion with which to oc-
cupy their minds. and desiring at the same
time to attract public attention to our newsy
paper, we have concluded to propose a guess
ing contest, and hope that our subscribers and
readers may become interested in our effort to
afford amusement.
Public interest during the next few weeks
will be more centralized in the ensuing city
election than in any other local matter. and
we have, therefore, selected that as the basis
of our guessing contest.
We have selected as the races to be guessed
upon these three: City Marshal, Collector
and Treasurer and Assessor, for the reason
that they seem TO be the most complicated,
and more interest will probably be manifested
10 them, as there are three or more candidates
for each ONCE. The outcome in these contests
will be harder TO anticipate, and, therefore,
our scheme win prove the more interesting.
For the Office OF City Marshal there are six
candidates announced, as follows: NJ. e. Nc
Kellup. +. W. Fitzgerald, John W. Alexander,
JOHNNY. Day, James Redmond and W. b. Daw-
son.
For Collector and Treasurer there are two
contestants: James w. Fitzgerald and Hora-
ito Ficklin.
Also three for Assessor: Charles d. shep-
ard, Fred w. Bauer and John Walsh.
There are 1,422 votes registered.
We propose to give In prizes $17 80 i'm gold.
as follows:
The first prize of $40 in gold will be given to
The first person who names the winner in each
contest and also guesses nearest to the exact
number of votes received by each.
A second prize of IS in gold will be given to
the person making the next best guess.
A third prize of 81 80 in gold will be given to
the person making the third best guess.
In making guesses the following rules must
be observed:
FJTst-All guesses must be made out on the
following form cut from THE LEDGER and for
warded by mail or handed in person to this
office.
SGeond-Guesses must be made in each of
the three contests in order to receive consid-
Grafton.
ThTd-Your name aud POstoffice address
must be signed at the bottom Of your guess.
In awarding the second and third prizes no
account of the time they are received will be
taken into consideration. These prizes will be
given to those entitled to them by reason of
their Euesses, no matter at what time said
guesses are received.
All guesses must be made so that they will
reach this Office by 5 o'clock p. IN. on Satur-
day, December 3lst, 1892.
Any one, man, woman or child, can guess.
Fill out this blank as indicated and cut It
out and forward by mail to PUBLIC LEDGER,
Maysville, KY, or hand in person to this office.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1892-12-23
run Chndr.n nroMnnd.

HARTFORD. Ct, Dec. sS-Julia and
Flossie Hayes aged four and eight
years respectively, were found drowned
in Walkers pond, Burnside. The chill
dren lived near the pond and had left
their homes half an hour before with
their sleds They ventured out on the
thin ice near the edge of the pond
Just above the dam. where the water Is
deep. Their father, missing them,
went 10 the pond, saw the sleds and
hats and broken ice, and under these
found the childrcn's dead bodies.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1892-12-23
AHend-End Collision.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. ga head
end collision occurred on the l. and N.
road near Edgefold junction at 1850
Thursday morning. Five men are TO
ported seriously hurt perhaps fatally,
though no one was instantly killed
The injured are Conductor e. j. Oske,
who suffers from severe internal in
juries; Brakeman T. Odel, oFireman
Frank Porter. Engineer Frank Wilkes
and Fireman R. G johnson. Both en-
gines and ten cars were ruined, and the
track torn up for some distance, Rail-
road men in this city are reticent about
the matter, and the cause Of the acct
dent has not been ascertained
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1892-12-23
prominent Alabamlan Murdsr.a.

BIRMINeHAM, Ala, Dec. 2S.-Near Eu-
taw, Ala, Thursday morning the body
Of R. p. Hairston, wealthy planter
and merchant was found riddled with
bullets. II 10 supposed he was killed
from ambush during the night while en-
route from his store TO his residence
The object was doubtless robbery, as
Hairston had great deal of money.
Officers with bloodhounds are after the
murderers, who will be lynched II
caught Mr. Hsirston was one of the
richest and most prominent men polit-
ically In the state.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1892-12-23
HIS OWN GUARD.

An Arkansas Physician Convicted OF Muir
der Goes to the PenItsntIary Alone.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec 23.-The extra
ordinary spectacle of a convict going to
the penitentiary without an escort was
witnessed here Thursday. DR.. w. d.
Jones, of osceola, Ark, arrived from
that town by steamboat Wednesday
night and left for Little Rock Thurs
day morning to report at the pen
itentiary. In October, 1890, DIR.
Jones returned home unexpeet-
eddy, and found Wright Mckinney,
his overseer, in too close company
with his wife. A minute later McKin-
ney was a corpse DR.. Jones made DO
attempt to escape. He alleged that be-
sides staining his honor, Mckinney.
when discovered, attempted to shoot
him, and he shot In self-defense, az well
as to avenge his honor. In spite of tho
facts In the case, which were not de-
MED, except that to protect herself, tho
wife swore that Mckinney slepIin the
house that night to protect her. but
was not in her room The jury CON-
victed DIR. Jones OF voluntary man
slaughter, and sentenced him to the
penitentiary for two yeara
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1892-12-23
Mexico win Max. Complaint.

CITY OF MEXICO. Dec 2a-The state
department has prepared formal com.
plant regarding the crossing Of bandits
from the United States TO Mexican soil,
and of the damage they have caused,
and requesting the American govern
ment to put . stop 70 such practices
Il IL reported that q note on the sub
ject couched In energetic language,
win be presented 10 the o. S. govern
ment within few days II Is not yet
known whether Mexico win CLAIM dam
ages, though It is believed She viii dc
so later
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1892-12-23
INpIANA.s lNsAME.
Annual Report Of ths superintendent Of
the Central Hospital

tno ContFal hoepttaAs
INDIANAPoLIA Ind, Dec 2S.-Thc
Central hospital for the insane sub
mitted its annual report for 1892 TO the
governor, Thursday. IL showed that
the total expenditure for the year was
S317, 356.23. The actual maintenance
was ec60, 900: 81 800 was spend for re-
pairs, $4,000 for clothing, sS5, 900 for
an electric light plant t4,14a19 for q
wash-house, and 81, all 10 for a tun-
mel The daily average number OF
patients on the hospital rolls during the
year was 1897. The per capita cost on
the average number Of patients was
S163 81. During last year 300 patients
were admitted, and 937 were discharged.
The Central institution is caring for
1875 patients who belong to other dis
tricts In a separate report Superin-
tendent Wright states that the capacity
Of the mems department is too small to
accommodate all for whom application
has been made. He recommends that
the state purchase several hundred acres
of land within q mile or two of the
hospital, and erect some cheap build
ings in which several hundred men can
be colonized.
The warden of the northern prison
also fled his annual report with the
governor Thursday. Tine number of in
mates for the year was 500, arrivals S7s,
discharged $3.50, pardoned "a, died IA.
The receipts and earnings amounted to
s11o,51429, the expenditures were 500,
900, leaving a balance of sle,51423
The report states that there are a num-
Der of insane prisoners who can not be
cared for at the prison, and should be
removed to an insane hospital The
warden expresses belief that Indiana
will in time strike the capital punish
ment law from the statutes
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1892-12-23
HaIllneer Hanged.

JERSEY CITY, N. j.. Dec. Backward
w. Hallinger was hanged in the county
Jail here at 1905 Thursday morning.
dying of slow strangulation. A tele-
gram was received from Lawyer SchAll
at Q o'clock asking the sheriff to wait
till p. m, but no attention was paid
TO the request SchAll said he would
have the case before q justice at 10
o'clock. Hallinger was Baptist OK
horter and then prize fighter. 1t Is
said that Mary Peterson, the woman he
killed, had husband In Connecticut
whom she deserted for Hallinger.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1892-12-23
VERY SERIOUS
IL the Cholera Becoming 10 Hamburg
Health Omolals at WorA.

Health omOiAls at WORT.
HAMBURG, Dec. sat was thought
that the extraordinary measures taken
by the authorities would prevent an
other outbreak of cholera in the spring,
but the indications now point TO the
recurrence of the disease In epidemic
form when warm weather sets In.
Several cases Of the Asiatic type OF
the disease have occurred recently, and
the outlook is serious Thursday four
new cases are officially reported, and
the people are beginning TO grow rest
less, fearing that the disease will be-
come widespread, despite the cold
weather.
The authorities are doing everything
possible TO prevent the disease spread
ing. Particular attention has been paid
to the water supply, and the inhab-
itants now find II possible TO avoid any
use of the filthy water of the Elbe.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1892-12-23

PARIS, Dec. 23.-Thursday 1t was the
Bonapartists who were at the front
ready to take advantage Of the critical
condition of the government The Roy
alist activity aroused the jealousy of
the Bonapartists and at a secret con-
clave they drafted manifesto TO the
people of France, urging them to recall
the house of Bonaparte to the throne
The manifesto is being withheld to
await the approval Of Prince Victor,
present head Of the ex-imperial fam
lily, who Is in Brussels. Bonapartist
agents have gone thither to endeavor
to induce the prince to sign the mani
festo.
The weakness of the opposition to the
government, however, is becoming
more and more apparent and the i'm
perialists and royalists are now fight
ing among themselves, although here
tofore united in opposition to republican
rule The manifesto, If issued, will
cause little uneasiness, but the secret
agents of the government are still
watching the royalists-
The refusal of the pope to become a
flying to the government.
M. Floquet, president of the cham
bers, appeared before the investigating
committee Thursday. Heodeclared en-
phatically that he never received q franc
from the Panama Co. for any object
whatever.
NJ. Guyot, formerly minister of public
works, refused to appear before the COM
mittee Thursday TO answer inquiries re-
garding his allegation that he had a
full list of those compromised in the
scandal. He based his refusal on the
ground that he did not wish to mingle
the name Of President Carnot with
the prosecution, Carnot having seen the
list
LA Lanterne" stated Thursday that
papers discovered Wednesday show that
Deputies Naquit, La Guerre, st. Martin
and Laur received sums of money from
Orion, the go between in the corrup-
ton. The papers were discovered
among documents found in the Office of
the dynamite company which supplies
dynamite for use on the canal.
The four deputies received their NOM
ey for votes In the chamber.
The MRtin says that fifteen more war
rants have been prepared against soma
tors and deputies and that public prose
cutorS in the country districts have
been instructed to search the residences
Of accused persons and examine wit
nesses for evidence in regard to charges
These proceedings will. it is apprehend-
cd, add greatly to the excitement in the
country districts already aroused to q
dangerous pitch.
NJ. DoLafosse writes to the Figaro
that the parliamentary republic is ru-
ined and ought TO be replaced by q con-
sular republic with Prince Victor Bona
parte as the first consul The sugRes-
ton Is looked upon as an attempt to re-
vive the empire through the same pro-
cess by which the first Napoleon ar
rived at the throne. 1t attracts alton
ton only as indicating the strained
situation which makes such a sugges-
ton possible.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1892-12-23
INDIAN UPRISING.
They Are MassacreInE Mexicans Right
and Left.

They Are Massacreing Mexicans Right
and Left
CHIHUAHUA, Mex, Dec. 2S-The
Mexican government troops sent from
here to the Sierra Madre mountains to
suppress the Yaqui and Mace Indian
uprising are unable to put down the re-
bellion. The Indians to the number of
5000 have their rendezvous in an almost
inaccessible canyon of the Yakui river.
and bands of them continue to make
frequent raids upon the white and Mex
lean settlers Dozens of families have
been massacred during the past few
weeks and the troops have been power
less to prevent the depredatioDs The
Yaquis number about 10000 and they
have never been conquered by thetMex-
lean government They occupy a rich
agricultural and mineral region and
have never paid taxes
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1892-12-23

New YORK, Dec 23.-The world IA
nous pianist Ignaoe Paderewski, with
a little less hair. but with a bright
fresh color, and weighing good many
more pounds than when he left Amer
lea last May, was among the first pas
sengers TO leave the Teutonic when she
got 20 her dock Thursday morning.