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Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
w Manistee, Mich, d. 9 lutepo.

W Manistee, Mich, d. 2 lutego, W
kosciele polskim ks. koziowski od-
prawi{ nahozehstwo, "a wszystkich
salonistow polskich, zeI.y i'm szlo do.
brze W "biznesie." ."-oraz "a wszyst-
kich abonentow jakich ma pismo
"Ameryka W Toledo,' zeby tego
pisma n~jpledzej poznali oswiate.
Ma pismo "Wiara j Ojczyzna'' polo
zono kiatwe, DO to pismo chce zamo-
RYE wszystkich polskich salonistow.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
Moze drtektywi podfOzyli dynamit.

Pittsburgh, Pa, 3 lut.-Elektrycz-
ny tramwaj ma ulicy Beaver ALE
ghany, by} wysadzony dynamitem W
Powietrze, ) godzinie dzis rano. w
tramwaju sym by}o Is ''skabow," ale
zdolali wszyscy ajsc bez pokalecze-
mia. Strajkerow posadza]a pod}oze.
ME dynamitu. Strajkerzy zas m6wia,
ze gdyby oni pod}ozyli dynamit to
tax, zeby tramwaj rozbic skabow
zabic--a ME ma zarty. Prawdopodob-
ME detektywi troche dynamitu 20.
d}o2yli, ably Z kompani wykpic duzo
pieniedzy-'sza obrone."
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
OdWazny strazak.

New York, 3 Lut.- Wczoraj wy
buch} pozar W Domu Misyjnym prey
kosciele sw. Trolley, przy ul. Fulton.
strazak Argue owinal sic p&aszczem
i rzucis W p}omienie, a6y ratowac
dzieci. Wynios} 2 razy po 5 dziew-
czyn. 25 dz,eci by}o ma g6rnem pie
RE i ME byfo mowy o ich ratunku,
gdyz p}omieh ca}kowicie ogarnal
dolne pietra; ale jedna z si6str by}a
ma tyle przytomna; re dzieci wypro-
wadzi&a ma dach nastepnego domu,
przez okno, W TAXI sposob wszyst-
kie wyratowa{a.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
Il NASZEJ OJCZYZNY.

Ma galowem przedstawieniu W
operze W Berlinie razmawia{ cesarz
przez czas d}uzszy pos}em Kosciel-
skim. Rozmowa toczy}a sic natural
ME g{ownie mad obsadzeniem stolicy
arcybiskupiej gniezniehskiej ipozna-
hskiej, W czem pose} Koscielski ma
mice Pewne zas}ugi. Przechodzao ma
osobe ksiedza Arcybiskupa Stablew.
skiego, chwalif cesarz jego sympaty.
czna osobe wystapienia,-co jest
gwarancya pomyslnego rozwoju sto-
sunk6w dobrej przysz}osci.
W roku biezacym wybudowany
bedzie W Warszawie nowy gnach
pietrowy ma pomieszczenie biblioteki
publ1cznei, znajdujacej sic przy uni
wersytecie. Budynek przedzielony
bedzie brandmurem ma dwie po}owy,
z zktorych jedne zajmia :sale dla publi-
cznosci, trzy czytelnie oddzielne
(dla studentow, profesorow publ
cznosci), fajczsrnia i kancelarya
biblioteki ma pietrze; druga zas:
ksiegozbior, gdzie wszystkie urza-
dzenia, szafy i pod}ogi beda zelazne.
kosztorys obliczono ma 400 tysiecy
rubli.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
Zabity przeZ dOktOra.

Columbus, o., 5 lut.-Dr:- S. D.
Hartman podjat sic leczyc Samuela
r. Jones weneryczneJ chorobie i
zrobii operacye Przytem zatru{ krew
pacyent umar}. Rewizya cia}a wy
kazuje, ze Jones ME byf chory ma ia
ka chorobe, jak dr.. Hartman mysla},
i ze operscya ME byia potrzebna.
Bracia zmar}ego zaskarza doktora.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
POciag spadf " row.

North Baltimore, o., 3 lut.-Po-
spiesznv pociag kolei Baltimore &
Ohio, kiedy by} W biegu 50 mil ma
godzine, spad{ toru W row. Maszy-
nista, James Manuel, zabity; palace
niebezpiecznie pokaleczony. 4 pasa-
zerow Mkt ME zabity, ale 8 os6b po-
kaleczonych.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
TOLEDO CLEVELAND OHIO DNIA 6go LUTEGO 1892

dali pieniedzy; telegrafsta, nazwi-
sklem Arnant, nstychmiast to uczy-
nif, bo w kasie byto tylko $3.50. Ma
stepnie rabusie skrepowali TELEGRAPH
ste,zatkali mu usta odniesE do stat
nj, gdzie zaledwie "a kilka godzin z
wiez6w sic uwoiui}, Pieciu wfccze-
gov aresztcwano, jake podejrzanych.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
WyrOk prZeciwkO ..trust'Owi' w6d.
cZaneMu,

Boston, Mass, lut. Sad krymi-
nalny wydaf wyrok, orzekajacy wi
ne kilku wp}ywowych kapitalistow,
"a sformowanie w6dczanego 'stru-
stu" kary jeszcze sedzia nie wyzna-
czy{, ale prawo naznacza dose suro-
wa kare pieniezna j wiezienna.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
Okret "FlOrida" zatOniOny.

New York, ) lut.-f.adunkowv O.
kret Runic przywioz} wiadomosc, ze
norwegski okret "Florida' zatopif
sic d. 70 Stycznis, bedac W podrozy
z Liverpoola.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
Strajk piwOwar6w.

Cincinnati, O., 4 lut.-Robotnicy
zastraj kowali W 22 browarach, zada.
jac ulepszeh wygod przy piracy, O.
raz uznania uni. Piec browar6w juz
sic podda}o zadaniom robotnikow.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
OkradZenie DOczty.

Hobocken, n. y, 5 lut.--Z woza
pocztowego, ktory wi6zf listy ma
dworzec, ukradzano kilka workow
pienleznych, listami do Buffalo i
innych miast mad koleja N. Y. & La
ckawanna. Spewnoscia woznica pocz-
towy by} W ztnowie z rabusiami.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
OD WYDAWCY.

Prenumerata ma "Ameryke" costa
je znizona $2 ma $1.5O. Ia to pre-
mil ME bedziemy rozdawa6. AMERY-
KA, W porownaniu innemi gazeta-
mi, jest bezzaprzeczenia najtahsza
gazera polska V swiecie.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06

c Zwracamy uwage, ze w To-
ledo ME many zadnego agenta Mkt
ME jest upowazniony do kolektowa-
mia pieniedzy "a "Ameryke.' Prosi-
my prenumerate placic tylkc wy
dawcy.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
NapaSC ma telegrafiste.

Sewickley, Pa 3 lut.-- Wczoraj
poznosw nocy napad}o trzech w}o-
czegow (tramps) ma telegra6ste ma
stacyi kolei Baltimore & Ohio. Przy-
{ozywszy :nu trzy rewolwery, zaza-
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
BALAMUTKA.

zebym sic raz zakocha1a,
Bo to m6wia, re dziewczyna
Moze kocha6, co godzina...
ia juz tyle godzin zyje,
,Jednak SERGE me ME bije,
A choc bije, to spokojnie.
Ludzie mowia, ze ma wojnie,
Chsopcow tylu wygineio
l }ez lyle wypiynefo,.
Wiec mi ich zal... wszystkich razem! {!
Cnyba SERGE me jest g}azem!
Ten sic }adnie re NINA bawi,
Tamtem piekne ss6wka prawi,
Inny wzdycha "a mna dali,
4 ten wczoraj wsr6d roboty,
Wyspiewywa{ wciaz ochoty,
ze mnie kocha mad swe zycie!
o sny z4ote! gdziez gonicie?
Nj mnie Janka spiew ME bawi,
Ami s}ucham, co stas prawi,
Tylko mysla biegne dalej
Po "a CORY, po "a rzeki,
Gdzies bez konca-w SWAT daleki
wygladam wciaz bez kohca,
Gdzie zachodl promieh s4onca!
o! juz ME wien, czy ia diuzej
TAX wytrzymam: Przeciez i przy ROXY
Motyl ciagle sic uwija,
\ tu lat tyle mia,
\ ia sama, smutna, jedna...
Pokocha}a juz niejedna,
Ale ia kochad ME moge!
Czyz ia sama pojde W droge?
4 vice MECH tam... p6jde sama!
Jest i ojciec, jest i mama,
Bracia, siostry, przyjacio&ki,
Ukocham ziemskie stworzenie,
Ale ch}opc6w, co ME, to ME!
-Jednak szkoda...
\ jam jeszcze TAXA m{oda,
A gdybym tax pokocha}a...
jednemu SERGE da{a?...
Coz dla drugicn pozostanie?
l skohczy sic panowanie...
Wiec jednemu s}owko rzekne,
Do drugiego sic usmiechne,
Temu tylko g}6wka skine,
To juz powie: dla Gle zgine!
Tutaj }adnie oczkiem rzuce
l uciekne... ME powr6ce.:.
TAX uciekne...
P6jdzie "a mna smutek wszedzie,
Q tax, pojdzie coraz dalej,
j serduszko me ocali!
Bo ci wszyscy,
Ci dalecy ci blizcy,
Chociaz m6wia s}owka {adne,
Lecz zwodnicze, DO zbyt zgrabne,
Vice uwierzyc mi jest trudno,
A tax samej zyt... och! nudno!
Gdy wiec znajde, ia takiego,
To ukocham juz jednego,
Jemu tylko SERGE dam
| rozkosznie bqdzie nam--
Wtenczas poznam chociaz raz,
Re me SERGE, to ME g}az!
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
LISTY POLITYCZNE.
JAK WYBRANCY NARODU RZADZA
s kRAJEM.
kongresmani protegja Anglia-Stare
partye kf6ca sic, procesuja bija.
Wiadomosci pOlityczne.
(koREsPoNDENCYA AMERYKt.)


WASHINGTON, 5 Lutego. 1892.
Demokraci W kongresie wniesli re-
zolucye, ably ambassador Egan by} od-
woiany Chilli przez prezydenta.
Czemu? Przeciez okaza}o sic, ze
dzielnie BRONX amerykahskiej chora-
gwi przemys}u. W}asnie dlatego,z ,ze
bron'} dzielnle amerykahskiego pre-
mys}u, a okazal sic szkodliwym dla
angielskiego; dlatego re jest irland-
czykiem urodzenia nienawidzi
anglik6w-wiec cho6 wielkie zas}ugi
po1ozy} dla dobra Stanow Zjedno-
czonych-demokraci chca 60 sic po-
zbyc. Zastanowcie sic dobrze mad
tenn, czy partya demokratyczna ME
jest rzadzona przez anglikow. Pa
mietacie pewnie, jak b. prezydent
Cleveland robi} umizgi DO krolowej
angielskiei....
Westinghouse Post ma sensacyj-
ny artyku}, ze Blaine by} obronca
Chilli podczas gdy prezydent ca}y
cabinet by} "a wypowiedzeniem woj.
ny. Ma obiedzie u ?. Montt, ambasa-
dora chiliJskiego (gdzie p. Blaine ME
powinien W tym czasie byt) wyrazi}
sic marynarzach jake pijanym mo-
t}ochu. | to nawet pomimo tsgo, re
sledstwo wykaza}o, ze ME byli pija-
nj, ale napast ma mich byia obmyslo-
ma kilka dni naprz6d.
Demokraci MIA zawsze prawde mo-
via. w Beaver, Pa. ,redaktor organu
demokratycznego zostaf skazany ma
6 miesiecy wiezienia zapAacenie
5000 kary, "a oszczerstwo rzucone ma
republikahskiego polityka Quay. Toe
i Quay ME jest szlachetnym cz}owie-
kiem. w kazdym razje MECH sic sta
re partye re soba tax dra, to moze
partya ludowa co ma tenn skorzysta.
Demokratyczny alderman Refs "
Milwaukee zosta} doskonale skryty-
kowany Przez reportera Sentinelu,p.
M. D. Malkoffa. Poniewaz wszystkie
zarzuty by}y prawdziwe i sadownie
uicby Refs ME uzyska}, vice jako
gbur, }obuz z}odziej-napad4 bied-
nego reportera SLIME go pobi{. Refs
siedzi teraz W kozie, ME prezyduje
radzie miejskiej.
By}y prezydent Cleveland bedzie
mia} move W Uniwersytecie W De-
troit, dnia 22 lutego. Demokraci
przygotowuia sic ma wspania}e przy-
jecie swego "zbawiciela."
w stanie Indiana by}o 42O rozwo.
dow ma}zenskich wz.r.
Nachaf Brat.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
ZE STANU MICHIGAN.
w Bay City jest l6l szynk6w.

W Bay City jest l6l szynk6w.
kolej c. N. & M. zbuduje dworzec
W Muskegon "a $4,000.
w Grand Rapids zbudowany be-
die rezerwoar "a $4,000.
Francuzi wybudowali piekny ko-
sci6} katolicki W Ishpeming.
Fabryki ME moga egzystowae "
Ishpeming i wyprewadzaja sic ztam-
tad.
Ma kolei T. A. A. & n. M. zde-
rzy}y sic pociagi towarowe we srode
W poblizu Samaria. Zetkniecie ME
by}o zanadto gwa}towne tylko To-
komoty zosta1y pot}uczone. Tor by}
zawalony przez 2 godziny.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06

w Omaha Nebraska, obchodzili "
zesz}a Niedziele panstwo Trawiccy
srebrne wcsele. w rocznice to zosta{
zwiazek ich ma nowo W tamtejszym
kosciele polskim pob}ogos}awiony.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06
Obrazek powyzszy przedstawia ma
szego agenta podr6zujacego, pana
AntOniego CichOckiego.

Gdzie 60 Rodacy zobaczycie, to 60
mile W dom przyjmicie i"Ameryke"
zapisujcie. Rozweseli ona wan ME
iedna chwile, deniesie wiadomosci
lyle - re az! ze az! Ia kazdy cent
co mu dacie, piekny kwit otrzyma-
Gle i potem regularnie bedziecie ga
zete dostawa6 diva razy W tygodniu,
we srody soboty. "Ameryka" jest
najtahsza gazeta polska, gdyz ko-
sztuje tylko $3.50 ma rok. Dobrym
ludziom, co zaplaca CORY, nasz
agent bedzie rozdawa} pozyteczne
ksiazki. A. Il. P0rYsht.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06

By}y prezydent Cleveland bedzie
mia{ move W Uniwersytecie W De-
troit, dnia 22 lutego. Demokraci
przygotowuja sic ma wspania}e przy-
jecie swego "zbawiciela."
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-02-06

W stanie Indiana by}o 42O rozwo-
dow ma{zelskich wz.r.
NicI0f Brat.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-10
RECENT COAST HAPPENINGS.

A mysterious disease is carrying OFF many
cattle at and around Los ARm0s.
Ducks have been extremely scarce in the
Woodland market during the present season.
James Canwith. who was injured by the
cars at Phoebe, New, last week, died Of
hemOrrhage on Saturday.
Los Angeles has a factory for making es-
seutial oils from orange and lemon rinds.
The enterprise IS great success.
At Sierra City the other day an Italian
miner, aged 81. drank eight large glasses Of
white brandy On a wager and died soon
aIterward.
According to yesterdays Sacramento Bee
Nat Irwin, who was shot by /. N. Phelps
at Maxwell on Sunday, has a good chance
Of recovery.
The orange-groWers Of Redlands are FORM
ing an organization and perfecting plans for
marketing their crop OF oranges aud having
it sold under a Rediands brand.
Frank Williams, an Old COmstOck miner,
died OF the grip 40 Virginia City on Satur-
day. His funeral occurred ON Monday under
the auspices Of the Odd Fellows.
Frank Germont OF Knights Landing acct
dentally shot himself Sunday evening and
died at midnight. lie was single man and
an emplOye OF p. Y. Veeder, the horticuI-
turist
c. S. Anderson OF san Jose, who had been
spending few days In this city, found on
his return, Monday, that his house had been
entered and robbed Of a large amount of
jewelry and slverwaTe.
The poles for the new P-street road at
Sacramento have arrived and are being put
in place. The wires will be stretched at
0ncs and in a snort time the new line will
be equipped with electricity.
Near Phoebe, New, Saturday squaw was
found drunk IN the middle of the road. with
ahaif-empty whisky bottle in heT hand. She
was completely drenched by the rain. Ac-
tive efforts are being made 10 discover the
person who sold her the liquor
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-10
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The most heavily taxed country in Europe
is France.
The late Khedive of Egypt neither smoked
nor drank.
An entirely new race of indians has been
discovered in Labrador.
OF the foreign merchants in China only
twenty-SeYen are Americans.
At one crossing in Chicago 1856 locomo-
tives pass every tWenty-four hours.
A -four is now made from the banana,
which is said to be a useful article.
1t is said that more money is spent for
eggs than for -four in the United States
The Icelander believes that the earth has
an opening through it from pole to pole.
There are said to be $4,000 newspaper
women in London, who have twenty-five
press clubs and other authors societies
among them.
There are fifty "tank" steamers plying be.
tween this country and Europe, carrying oil
in bulk. They carry about 100000 barrels
Of oil annually,
The foot is named from the length of that
member in the full-grown man. 1t was a
standard of measurement used by the an
cient Egyptians.
General Alger presents each of the several
hundred newsboys Of Detroit with a suit of
new clothes every year at the holidays and
did SO again last year.
1t costs so much to support the 100000
priests in Tibet, which has only 100000
inhabitants, that man cannot ordinarily
afford the luxury of a wife all TO himself,
and so p0lyandry is general.
Tennyson's dislike, not to say hatred, of
the common people grows on him with his
years. His beautiful home at Haselmere is
so arranged as 10 exclude the "pTofane
herd from a sight of the venerable poet,
and it is rare thing for any outsider to
rlf pf ha troll L. hOr,
the garden with his long pipe and slouch
hat
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-10
CRUSHED HIS SKULL.
A Bar Tender Fatally Injured
With a Beer.Glass.

Harry ". Walker, bartender in the
Prospect saloon at 81 Hubbard street, came
to the Receiving Hospital at II 80 o'clock
last night with the front of mis- skull
crushed in. One Joseph f. Riley had
thrown beer-glass at Walker with deadly
effect
The affair took place in saloon at 222
Fourth street owned by Andrew Winter
Walker had a night off and Wis tied his
friend Winter. While Walker was stand
ing at the bar Riley came in and without
saving Jrd TO any one he struck Walker
over the eye with his fist, making a small
cash.
Riley then stepped back a few feet,
picked up a beeT-glass from the bar and
threw it with all his force at Walker. The
glass landed Squarely in the middle of
Walkers forehead, cutting through stiff
hat and crushing in piece Of the skull as
large as a half-dOllar Riley then ran, but
was captured by Officer Bush and locked
up at the Southern Station on a charge Of
assault to murder.
Winter took his friend Walker on a street.
car to the hospital, where his skull was
trepanned by Drs Simpson and Berry. The
injury Is OF a very serious nature. Ii is
doubtful If the patient will recover.
Walker was conscious when he reached
the hospital and described how the affair
happened, but neither he nor Winter knew
Riley or why lie attacked Walker. Winter
says that Riley occupies rooms over his
place at Do Fourth street. but be knows
nothing Of him or his business.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-10
ALL ABOUT A KISS.
Secretary Hickstadt Gets Into Il
Peck of Trouble.

1t was only a kiss he wanted, but she
would not and she screamed. The police
appeared, took both in charge. Then a
sudden awakening TO a realization of their
position ensued aud she would not give her
anne nor prefer charge against him, so
both were allowed to 60
Such is the half-hour drama enacted by n
man ana a woman last evening at 50 Fourth
street and at the Southern Police Station,
where the denouement of the stirring events
took place in a bashful retreat Of all parties
The woman in the case is unknown by
name, but she must live not more than a
thousand miles from 80 Four tn street. where
the man tried to seize by stealth and force
a It'd bit known as kiss. The man is s.
Hickstadt, Secretary Of the well-knOwn
Bakers Protective Association.
1t seems from the hysterical statements
of both that Hickstadt put his loving arms
about the slender waist-that much be
acknowledged; then she screamed and tried
TO throw herself upon the pavement beneath
but be held on, while her screaming sum-
mOned Policemen Mccarthy and Phillips
who took the couple in tow to the Southern
Station, where the story might have a hall
chance Of being unraveled.
At the police station she pleaded that
she might be relieved Of making her Identity
known and he that he might 90 unarres ted
AS she refused to prosecute Hickstadt the
couple were allowed to 90 away happy.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-10
OLD SCHOOL, BOOKS.
Manuscripts Used by Teachers in
Alta California.

Theodore II. Hittell read paper written
by c. II. Shinn before the California His
torical Society last night on the old Spanish
schools of the State. He had obtained
some old school textbooks from the Castro
family at Monterey, and these were ex-
tremely rudimentary. Some of them-the
grammaTs, Biographies and aTithmetcs-
were in manuscript, and all proved that
paper was & costly article in the old times
of California.
In 1910. the lecturer said. while Har-
ward and ale were sending out large
classes Of graduates and Eastern presses
were grooming under a load Of school text
books, the teachers OF California were COM
PEELED 10 write their own teXt-b books. The
arithmetic, of which the speaker presented
specimen, had % pages and was covered
with Wallpaper. In the geography the Pa
ada is named New Britain"
The gentleman who was Alcalde of San
Francisco in 1871 could not write his name,
and the people who were not wealthy had
little or no education. The tuition fees
were SO for three months. In 1897 there
were SIX schools in operation in the State
II proved very difficult to procure teachers.
Subsequently it was thought that the Sum
day instructions of the priests were suf-
hclent, and textbooks became curiosties.
Governor Sofa was something of scholar
and declared that no man should be
alcalde who could not read or write He
tried to make parents send their children to
school, and advocated an unsparing use Of
the rawhIde. During Figueroa's supremacy
a school for girls was established at Mon
teTey. Governor Micbaltorena also fur
theTed the cause Of education
The Secretary of the society reported for
the year: Receipts, S1032 so; disburse-
ments, $3.50 80: balance. S552. The society
now has 120 members.
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KLEIN's BODY.
The Remains Horribly INITIATED By Wolves
and Tc-o+ns

The Remains Horribly INITIATED By Wolves
and Coyotes.
PLACERvILLE, Feb. 9-The remains Of
Young Klein. one Of the two young men who
persisted in The mountains on or about the
11.h Of December last, were brought to
PlaceryiIe to-day by William Watson and
William Ryhard. The body, which was
found two miles this side Of Strawberry
Valley. was horribly mutilated by wolves
and coyotes. Both feet were missing and
the flesh from about the limbs and face was
entirely eaten away. The remains. nOtwith-
Standing their almost unacceptable cOndi-
ton. were positively identified by J. Klein
Of Carson City as those Of his son. The
reward Of 500 for the recovery Of the body
was Immediately paid over TO Watson and
IyIard by the father, who viii take the re-
main, 90 Oakland for burial. Owing to the
great depth Of snow 10 the mountains Jh Q
finders were three days 10 getting the re-
mains to this city, a distance Of foTtymiles.
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HANGED HER THRICE.
The Brutal Pastime of a st. Louis
WOmhn's Husband.
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WOmhn's Husband.
A ST. Louis Special.
Mrs. Amelia Hebert came into the Four
Courts Building and related terrible story
Of brutality. Her face was a mass Of con-
tuslons and about her neck was a dull
black stripe, reminding one of the ring made
by the hangman's moose. II want war
rant against my husband" she said, in a
scarcely audible whisper. His name Is
Paul Hebert, and he lives at lJ2 Bany
street"
'What did he do to yOu?" asked Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Estep.
Cant you see what he did. He beat me
up to within an inch Of my life and then
hanged me to a rafter with big harness
strap. See the mark on my neck; that was
done by the strap" Mrs. Hebert turned
slowly around, so that the welt made by
the moose could DO plainly seen 1t stretched
clear around and was fully an inch broad.
Did he try TO kill YOu?"
"Oh, no. he did it just TO amuse himself, L
guess He didn't want to kill me. You
see, he would swing me up 10 beam until
/ became unconscious and then would let
me down again till | came back to life.
He did that three times. Paul locked all
the doors before he went to do it. He has
done that lots Of times. Locked all the
doors, pulled down the blinds and then
chOked me nearly TO death. Be takes a sort
Of a delight in hurting me and l amt going
to stand 1t any longer" A warrant was IS
sued for the mans arrest.
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Dead Sea Fruits

They STAY multitudes when they are the nrodnc,
OF neglect OF incIpient disease A "sllght" cold
fit OF Indigestion bilousness or constipation each
any OF these "minor ailments advance in many
cases with "league-destroylng strides" Give them
a swift. early defeat with Hostetters Stomach BIZ
ters and avert the danger Abernethy administered
an alarming rebuke to the man who informed him
that he had "ony a eoldI" "Ony coldu re-
peated the doctor What would ye have-tbe
plague" Rheumatism and la grippe are easily ex.
tingu'shabie at the start Why then allow them 10
get up fun head Of steam Put on the brakes
with the Btters The genial warmth which this
superb medicine difuses through the system the
impetus 1t gives to the circulation of the blood IT'S
soothing and strengthening effect upon the nervous
specially recommend it TO the enfeebed and sick.
IT'S the great specific for malaria