davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Drobne wiadqmosci.

r. Jan Pankow zam pm. 466 Wells,
ul.. ojciec 8ga dzieci, otru} sic wczo-
raj trucizna ma psy., .. Zmarf pra-
vie natychmiast. Powodem samo-
b6jstwa. :. znuzeni E .zyciem. -.
*B. alderman 13ej <wardy S. w.
Roth wyjezdza ma pare miesiecy do
Europy. Miedzy innemi zapewniaf
mas, re bedzie sobie uwaza} "a obo-
wlazek odwiedziee Warszawe, Po-
znan Krakow. y g..
*K6fko Dram. Organ Patr. Pol
skiei na ostatniem nadzwyczajnem
posiedzeniu postanow wilo urzadzie So
bic trzytygodniowe wakacye do dnia
20 lipca. Wakacy e zasfuzone po
ciezkiej pracy!:.. :|:,
*P. Leon Machnikowski, dotych-
czos6wy nauczyciel W szkole paraf-
alnej sw. Stanisfawa a Kostki, obej-
mule kierunek. szkofy polskiej W no
wei parafi W S. Chicago, gdzie pro-
boszczem jest ks. Nowicki. Jestes-
my pewni, ze tax dzielny pedagog
jak pan NJ, potraf postawic wysoko
nova szkofe!. ...
Panic Kaczmarek, Dankowska i
Pettkoska, kt6re ba willy pewien czas
W letniej miejsco wosci Pleasant
View, W poblizu Antioch, powrocl-
4y juz do Chicago.
=. y "Wiarus" donosi, re jeszcze d.
2e czerwca W niedziele pred koscio-
lem sw. J6zefata ma Lake View ka-
Subj schwytali trze ch z}odziei, okra-
dajacych W t}oku kobiety. -. Dwaj
z{odzieje uciekli; ieden- poszedi do
kozy. Jest to ma nie eszczescie Polak.
+ Rada miejska uchwali1a 152 po-
stanowieh ukowaniu. r6znych
ulic. Brawo!. -. =
*Tow. Kr6la Mieezys}awa 1go ma
Town Of: Lake roz zwija sic bardzo
pomyslnie. Mityngi odbywaja sic W
szkole parafalnej " kazda niedzie-
lepo lynn. -.
= Wczoraj rozpoc cze}y sic posiedze-
MIA lipcowej ''jury'' W liczbie Sc
dzi6w przysieg}ych zasiada p. FIR.
Wengierski. " -
Trzynastoletni FL. Rehm zam.
pn. 6442 ma Champlain> ave. zosta1
ugryziony przez wsciek}ego psa.
= Pred sedzia T uthill rozpoczeFa
sic sprawa niejakiej PAM NJ. HANNA,
oskarzonej tylko o. =. piee podaplen.
Podpalifa dla otrzymania asekuracyi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
RoKF. I.
KURACYA KS. ARCYB. Kok kkOws kIIEGo.

WARszAwA, 90 czer wca. / Do
nosza tu Paryza, re o. eracya kata :
rakty oczu j. Z. arcybiskupa, mo-
hylowskiego, ks. Koz}o wskleg o, od-
by}a sic tam pomyslnie b. II fzerw-
ca. operatorem byf zn4 4ny OF tulista a
pan Gafezowski, Kodak pasz, p rakty +
kKujacy W Paryzu, ktdry W ciag gu pig
ely tylko minut wywiaza a8 sic 2 zaa /
nia1 Ola uzupe}nienia kuracyi wy
padnie jeszcze dostojne1n nu pacyen to :
wi przebyc jakis czas W szpitalu b bra
ci zakonnych sw. Jana B ozego, fgdzie E
otoczony jest najwieksza trosk kliwo- ;
scia. la pare tygodni ks. arg ybi-
skup powr6ci Paryza DO kraj u-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Telegra my Krajowe.
Walka z murzynami.
Kilka os6b zabitych..

LoU1sv1LL =, KY, 11go lipca. -
Wczoraj mia Ia tu miejsce krwawa
walka z murzynami. -.
Negrzy, nzbrojeni, zgromaatdzlll
sic dokoIa wiezienia, azeby ME DO
zwoliG biafyf ly''choeoaG murzyna
Toma Burgess, rabusia. "
Bali, wojs sko i szeryf zgromadzlll
sic licznie i 4adali ustapienia murzy-
now. RozpoG Gzefa sic krwawa walka,
W kt6rej zabbity zostaf zofnlera e. I'll:
mer Edwards i kilku negr6w. SWie-
lie osob ranny ch. !
Zaburzenia moga sic ponowiG!
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Nasi Agenci.

Kompletujemy obecn lie liste ST.
naszych agent6w po "a Chicago. Do-
tad agenture TELEGRA Fu }ask kawie
przyja6 raczyli:
" Philadelphia, Pa., p. Piotr
Lech, 751 Front ul.
" Cleveland, o., p. Fl j. Ma
kowski, 76 Hoffman ul. v i
sk1adamy tym pano N serd czne
dzieki "a ich dla naszego pism ia zy-
czliwosG. Agentury ma sze W in
nych miejscowosciach ust ano VII emy
lada dzieh. Osoby zyczace s3bie
przyjaG reprezentacye TELEd dR4 Flu,
proslmy o 1askawe "a wiadomifnle
mas TEN.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Ostatnie chwile. RavachOla.

PARYz, II lipca. -Ostatnie chwlle
Ravachola 70 kt6rego egzekucyi W
Montbrison donosi} juz nasz wczo-
rajszy telegram. Przyp. red.) So
przedmiotem licznych komentarzy
tutejszych gazet.
Z4oczyhca zmarf bez skrachy, "a
twardzia}y, jak zawsze.
Obudzony zosta1 o godzinie Bel
m. 40 rano. Po zmianie odziezy
wieziennei ma te, kt6ra nosif podczas
sprawy, zazada} szk klanke woody. By1
zupe4nie spokojny Ma zapytanle
urzednika wiezienf fego, czy jeszcze
czego ME potrzebu je, odrzekf:
Tax. -. Che fafbym przemdwic
do tlumu. Nam pare slow do po-
wiedzenia.
Wyjasniono mu, re to nastapic ME
moze. Wtedy k apelan wiezienny
zapyta}: czy kogo ME potrzebuje?
Ravachol odpowied dzia}:
- Me. :. Me mialem nigdy "a
dnej religii.
Gdy kap}an jeszcze nastawat l
przekonywaf, z}oczyhca wybuchnat.
- Me dbam wasza religie -
krzyczaf dziki bluznierca. - Me
chce widzieG waszego krucyfksu.
Jesli mi go-pokazecie, plune nan.
wy zachecacie do przes2d6w!
W obec tych szkaradnych bluz-
nierstw, ME byio co wiecej robi6 re
zbrodniarzem. Zblizy} sic teraz do
niego kat Deibler i temu m6wif
rome skandale w$ciekfy zb6j, nazy-
wajac jego robote "brudna hanie-
bna". Podczas wiazania rak rzucaf
ieszcze rome frazesa, jak:
- Otto cywilizacya!. OTTO postep!
Albo zwracajqc SIC do kapelana:
- Religia. :. sza alehstwo! Jak ten
SWAT jest og}upia1{ y.
Pomimo to kap} an ME odstepowaf
zbrodniarza, towal zyszy} mu az ma
szafot usi1owa} nak1anlac 40 skru-
chy.
Ma rusztowaniu, gdy juz miano
po}ozy6 mu glove pod n6z gilotyny,
zn6v rzuca1 sic did m6wienia i cis-
cal iakies przeklenk ktwa... Popchnie
to 60 jednak szybko pod noz' FRA
vie jednoczesnie YyrwaF sig ust
szalenca zbrodnia rza ostatni okrzyk
"vive la Republic que" spad}a jego
g}owa. -. Sprawie edliwoscl stafo sic
zadosc.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
.,Bismarckiana''.
Stanowcze kroki bedq przedsiewziete
DO powrocie cesarza Norwegii.

BERLIN, IL lipca. - ,,West
Deutsche Ztg.", organ Bismarcka,
og}asza zn6w po bismarkowsku pre-
krecona historye ustapienia b. kan
clelza obiecuje jakies doknmenty
do tel sprawy. - q dobrego zrodfa
jest tn wiadomem, re po poWrocle
ces. Wilhelma z Norwegii Rada
zwiazkowa wezmie pod rozwage
kwestye, jakiem ma bye stanowisko
rzadu cesarskiego W obec napascl
Bismarka po gazetach. Jakis sta
nowczy krok musi bye uczyniony.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12

wall ministra marynarki pana Ca
vaignac co do sposobu obrony stacyi
francuzkich W Dahomeyu. Objasnie-
MIA ministra by}y niedostateczne l
izba uchwali}a votum, zalecajace
przedsiewziecie zupelnie innych kro-
k6w, niz uczynione przez ministra.
Ministrowie, uznajac, re to wyraze-
ME nieufnosci dotycze tylko p: Ca
vaignac, postanowlli ME sk}adac u
rzed6w; zrezygnowa} tylko Cavignac.
Ma jego miejsce proponowany jest
dep. Burdeaux. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Ostatnie Tell egra m y,
Straszna katastrOfa.
Trzydziesci os6b zabitych p rzez
oberwanie sic CORY.

p PARYz, l9 lipca. = stras4 ma ka-
tastrofa mlala miejsce W miejsco owo+
sci St. Gervais les Bains, W SabauT
dyi. J.
Wskutek rozzmocz enia pr Fez de-
szcze czes6 CORY oberw ala sig i spa7
d1a ma miasteczko. Masy ska i il zie-
mi zmiazdzy}y pewna liczBe do
now.
Trzydziesci osob zabitych wydo-
byto z pod gruz6w. Zapewne znaj ajdu.
je sic tam znacznie wiecej wv FOX.
Mn6stwo os6b odniosfo ra1y / r6-
zne uszkodzenia.
St. Gervais les Bains jest stacya
klimatyczns imiejscem kapiel low em!;
posiada zr6dfa siarczane.
w ostatniej chwili nadchoq qzi via
domoSG, re zabitych jest oko ofo poo
os6b. Sadza, re to. cyfra PR fsad 20
ma.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Wiadon nosci Miejskie.
ChOdnik zaf fWany ma Milwaukee ave.
Szesnaseie O sob odnlosfo uszkodze-
MIA.

Wczorai wieczorem mia1 miejsce
wypadek, jak kie nieszczesclem coraz
czesciej zacz ynaja sic powtarza6 W
naszem b1ogos}awionem Chicago, ma
razaiac ma S Izwank zdrowie / zycie
przechodni6w ...
Za}ama1 sig zgnily chodnik pred
domami mr.. 1856 1877 ma Milwauee
ave.
Ma chodnily lyu zgromadzi}o sic Kill
kadziesiat os6 6b, przygladajac sic a.
resztowaniu pijanej kobiety przez
policemana.
Nagle drewniany chodnik, Wldo-
cznie bedacy w zfym stanie, zarwa}
sic ma IN acznej przestrzeni i
wszyscy wpadl do sklepu. Szesna-
scie os6b odniosfo W skutek tego r6-
zne, dose ciez kie uszkodzenla. I'rzy-
nastoletnia Id Smith jest. porozbi-
jana tax stras znie, re istnieje Ottawa
O lei zycie. Pozostali odniesli tez
lzeisze skaleczenia st}uczenia. "
Wartoby cos zrobit - do licha!-
abv sic podobne skandaliczne wy
padki 1amania nog ma rownej drodze
ME powtarzaiy!... II
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12

W ten,spos6b wciasgniets zostafa pod
maszyne .dotknefa drutu, prowadza-
cego elektrycznos6. opr6cz silnego
ponarzenia odnios4a mocne uszkodze-
MIA cd uderzenia pedafu machiny W
szyje rece, Biedac czke odwieziono
ambulansem policy inym dc. r domn
ma Lessing III. DR.: Sherwood, kztt6ry
ja opatr:ywaE, orzskf,> u rahn5y' s. ME
bezpieczne, ale ME y agrazaja zyefu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Dziwn ~ wypadek!.

Ofarq niezT Tyk}ego wypadku pa
d1a wczoraj, | 15-letnia Polka Anna
Bertowska, p racujsca W warsztacie
krawieckim Piotra Sharp P. n. PA
ma Washingt9 IN ul. Szyfa ona ma ma
szynie, porus szanej przez motor ele-
ktrycznej... Gdy schyli}a sic, azeby
usunaG iakis kawa1ek materya}u z
czesci machin y, w}osy jej.: :przypadt-
klein wplataiy sic W kolo machiny i
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Ofara pOrazenia slOnecznego.

BELolr, Wis, - lipca. # |. Kru,
kowski, robotnik polski, kt6rE pfzy
byl tn wczoraj z Milwaukee i pra aco
waf przy }adowaniu zwiru ma kol lei,
zostaf porazonS przez sfohce +. W
godzine potem zmar}; cia}o jego
zczerniafo. Zw}oki odesfano db Mil
waukee W celu pochowania.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Woisko weszfO do Homestead.
Nierna zaburzeil.

HOMESTEAD, Pa. - lipca. - Trzy
tysiace wojska weszEo do miasts dzsls Il
O godz, 9 M: 20 rano objefo v po-
siadanie fabryki stall. spok6l nie
zostal zakf6cony. Strawberry ME
stawiali zadnego oporu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Wybory W Anglii.

LoNDYS, - lipca. - Rezulta t Wy
borrow dis do pofudnia. ObFan
200 konserwatyst6w, I79 libera afdw,
80 unionist6w, "a przeciw-paf fneli-
stow, parnelist6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Gwaftu, rety!.
q motywow wspolczesnych),

Gwaltu! rety!.. Co sig dzieje? -.
VIOLA ludzkos6 z wieikim 1llrzykiem,
W miescie codzien sic zarywa
Zgnily chodnik "a chodnikiem!....
Gwa4tu! rety.;.. W takim grodzie
MiesZkaG bardZe rzecz 4iemi}a; IL
Zgni4e deski! Pewno takze
Gospodarka miejska. 49,. zgnila!
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Cyrus W. Field zmarf.

New York, 70 lipca, = Cyru ; ".
Field, znakomity fnansista l eogac e.
ostatnio zrujnowany przez fyn na,
zmarf dis o wp6} do dziesiatej.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Gospodarz pi iwO.

Prawo sprzecznosci panuie wszedzie.
WsZak to ME dZiwo:
TAX, i'm W sal lonie grubszy gospod darz,
Tenn cielsze. e. . piWo!!
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
zn0W robOtniCza Wojna!!
STRASZNA WALKA POMlEDZY
GORNIKAMI w IDAHO.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL zNISzCzONE.
B,.o,f pulnu . dyndaRit ore&em.
WELL LUDz1 zAB1TYCII 1 RANNYcF1.

City, Idaho, W obwodzie g6rniczym
Occur d. Alene.
RezuItatem jej zniszczenie do szcze-
tu budynk6w fabrycznych kopalni
sfebra Gem Frisco. Szkoda pre-
sz}o 100000. Nadto smierc pieciu
lu dzi i clezkie rany odniesione przez
kilkanascie os6b. lime mniej pewne
zr6dia podaja liczbe zabitych ma dwu-
dziestu, rannych ne trzYdziestu.
Lista zabitych, jak ja dotad spra-
wdzono, przedstawia sic W sposob
nastepujacy:
=. CARLSON, gornik-unista, piers
przestrzelona.
II. CUMMINGS, unista, strzaf W
giowe.
J. HENSEssY, unista, strza} W
piers.
DwAJ niewiadomego nazwiska ro-
botnicy unijni, $mierc cd postrzaf6w.
Nadto $miertelnie ranni SO ii.
Campbell, J. Ward, G. Pettibone,
J. W. Gancardoger; lzej rannych
jest okolo dziesieciu.
Krwawa walka, majaca tax stra-
szne nastepstwa, wynik}a W naste-
pujacych okoliczno$ciach:
Z powodu nieporozumienia co DO
wysokosci zap}aty pomiedzy wfascl-
cielami kopalni W obwodzie Occur
. d'Alene a robotnikami, nalezacymi
do Unii, w}asciciele zamkneli kopal-
ME. By}o to .jeszcze kwietnla r.b.
Cd tego czasu TRIVIAL ,,lock-out'.
Try tysiace g6rnikow unijnych po-
zostafo bez piracy. Rozdraznienie
by}o miedzy mimi bardzo wielkie tenn
bardziej, ze ostatnio kopalnie otwar-
toi probowano eksploatowae przy
pomocy ludzi nieunijnych.
IWIasciciele przedsiebrali wszelkie
ostrozno$ci. Roboty by}y prowa-
dzone pod zbrojna straza, kt6rs do
wodzi} urzednik policyjny. Robo-
botnicy W kopalni ,byli uzbrojeni, a
dokoEa wzniesiono mocne dobrze
patrolowane szahce.
To wszystko ME ochroni}o ia
bryk.
Wczoraj rozdraznienie robotnik6w
wypedzonych fabryk juz cd tax
dawna mracych gf6d, wzie}o gore
mad wszystkiem. Do kt6regos uni
stow, przechodzacych ko}o szahc6w
Frisco, strzelono bez zadnego jego
strony powodu. TO by4a iskra, kt6-
IA spowodowa}a wybuch. T}um gdr-
nik6w pomaszerowa} przeciw fabry-
ce Frisco. Przyjeto go ognlem'
Rozpocze}a sic strzelanina. Dwoch
ludzi pablo, kilku odnios}o rany.
Unisci cofneli sie.... Lecz wkro-
tee wr6cili, wiozac re soba wagon
dynamitu. Kopalnia Frisco zostata
zniszczona do szczetu. Zn6w costa
10 zabitych i rannych pare os6b. Po-
zostali nieunijni robotnicy poddali
sic.
Teraz przysz}a kolej ma kopalnie
Gem.
kopalni tel podczas walk szedf
zywy ogieh karabinowy, uderzaj2c
ma miasto Gem City. Wystrza}y te
dziurawi}y Sciany domow, zranlty
mic nikomu niewinnego obywateIa
Warda i zabi}y gdrnika Carlsona.
Rezultatem by1 nowy napad z dyna-
mitem karabinami ma Szahce Gem,
nowe zniszczenie, nova walka i
wreszcie poddanie sic drugiej partyi
robotnik6w -unijnych. -.
Jakkolwiek rozdraznienie stron
obu by4o nies}ychane, trzeba przy-
znaG, re zwyciezcy mad jehcami ME
znecali sic.
Po}ozenie jest okropne. jake be-
da dalsze nastepstwa tel krwawej
sprawy? - mkt ME: jest W stanie od-
gadnaG =. . Gubernator zwo1uje mi
licye i zqda cd prezydenta stan6w
Z1ednoczonych pomocy wojsk. So
dza, ze ich przybycie da6 moze has}o
4,,u,;aic1vnh ioszozo
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
Przesilenie ministeryalne we Francyl.

PARYz, II lipca. - Dzis W lzble
deputowanych mia}y miejsce gWaf-
towne sceny. Rady ykalisci interpelo'
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-12
NOTATKI / TELEGRAFICzNE.

W Bluff ton, Mich, aresztowa-
na zosta}a poe cztmistrzynl PAM White
"a. :. roztrwonienie funduszow 'rza-
dowych. -. 49,.
The times., 1892-06-24
COLllDED AT A JUNCTION.

Two Trains Come Together, and One
Dead Man Is the Result.
SALTWATER, Minn., June 22.-The Wis
consin Central and St. Paul and Duluth
passenger trains collided at the junction
Of the two roads, six miles from here, yes
terday. One person was killed and several
injured, as follows: James Z. Stenson,
aged II years, Saltwater, was killed and
the following injured: Albert Byer, con-
ductor Duluth train, internally injured,
will probably die; Walter Brooks, engin-
eer Wisconsin Central train, arm and leg
broken Joseph Kelly, fireman Duluth
train, leg broken, internally injured; G. f.
McElroy, fireman Wisconsin Central train,
injured internally; Isaac Staples,
Saltwater, head injured; w. j. Walters.
conductor Wisconsin Central train, back
injured.
The times., 1892-06-24
The Worlds Fair Bill Readv.

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The Worlds fair
committee yesterday completed its bill
making an appropriation to aid the Chi
cago fair. 1t provides for coming 10000
600 silver half dollars as souvenirs of the
fair, which shall pass current as money.
One hundred thousand dollars are appro-
priated for the expenses OF coinage. The
bill also provides for $4,000 bronze medals
and $4,000 diplomas to be awarded to Wis
itors at the fair in accordance with the
act providing for the fair. One hundred
and three thousand dollars was appropri-
ated for this purpose. The government is
to be reimbursed in the same proportion
as the stockholders, out of the receipts of
the fair
The times., 1892-06-24
Done by Biood-Poisoning.
Ex-secretary Blaine at Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 21.-James G. Blaine,
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
Miss Hattie Blaine, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon, and were driven
directly to the Mccormick residence, 135
Rush street, where the body of Emmons
Blaine, the second son of the great states
man. is awaiting burial.
CHICAGO, June 22.-Emmons Blaine,
second son of James G. Blaine, ex-secre-
tary of state, was laid at rest yesterday in
Graceland cemetery. The funeral servi-
ces were held at $3.50 o'clock mt
the Mccormick residence, 13j
Rush street. Rev. Dr. Mcpherson,
of the Second Presbyterian church, offici-
ated, and the service was attended by hun
dreds of friends. The intermenJ took
place in Graceland cemetery. Ex-Secretary
Blaine and family will remain in the city
several days.
The times., 1892-06-24
DIR. SCUDDER DEAD.
The Chicago Murderer of His
Mother-in-law.
A PROBABLE CASE OF SUICIDE.

The Deed Done in His Jail Cell Where
He Was Awaiting Trial-Morphine the
Agent of Death, and the Chicago Jail
Officials Positive That He Meant tn
Kill Himself-Brief Account of the
Crime He Committed.
CHICAGO, June 21.-Dr. Henry Martyr
Scudder, held for the murder of his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Dunton, died at
the county Jail at 1882 o'clock this morn
ing from the effects of morphine, supposed
to have been self-administered The Off
GERS at the Jail adhere to the theory that
he committed suicide, as every circum-
stance connected with his death, they say,
points to such conclusion.
Suspected His Intention.
The officers a. the Jail have been suspi-
cious for some time that Dr. Scudder was
contemplating suicide, and extra precau-
tions were taken against such fatality.
His cell was thoroughly searched few
days ago and the turnkeys We're satifed
that it would be impossible for him to
take his own life with the means at his
disposal. He must have had some secret
PANNS Va nONGNeT.
Last Interview with "a Brother.
Yesterday afternoon he had prolonged
interview with his brother, but his spirits
appeared to have suffered no depression
in consequence. Between s and 9 he sat
chatting with two of tie guards, John
Donovan and Harry Hill. He laughed
and joked with perfect f eedom, there be-
ing not the faintest appearance of any
weight upon his mind Shortly after 9
o'clock he was locked into his cell, and was
never seen alive afterward.
The Crime He Committed.
DIR. Scudder, on Sunday, Feb 90, last
murdered his mother-in-law, Mrs. Dunton,
and while there pushed her husband, an
Invalid, out Of the room and then beat
Mrs. Dunton over the head with some
weapon that has never been found, frac-
turing her skull and causing her
death later. He had previously
obtained her signature to will that was
much more in favor of his wife than a
former will, Mrs. Dunton ~rt knowing at
the time the true import - sshe will. Since
his arrest he had appeared insane.
The times., 1892-06-24
Double Tragedy I'm Pittsbur0.

PITTsBURG, June 21.-At lao o'clock
Monday afternoon Emil West, aged 40,
entered the store of Miss Hattie Buttress
at 223 Beaver avenue. Allegheny, and shot
the girl dead. He turned the revolver
upon himself and fired, the bullet crash
ing through his head, killing him in
stantly. Both parties were hair dressers
and had been lovers, it is said, living to.
gether in Altoona, Pa.
The times., 1892-06-24

NTANTED-GENERAL STATE AGENT "
Wv open headquarters In some principal cit /
assume control OF our business, and appoint loca
and sub-agents in every city in this state: goods
in universal demand, and pay net profit of so
to 100 per cent THE UNION COMPANY,
744 Broadway, New York
The times., 1892-06-24
DEATH OF EMMONS BLAINE.
Second Son of the Ex-Secretary Sud-
denly Called.

Second Son of the Ex-Secretary Sud-
denly Called.
CHICAGO, June 20-Em mons Blaine.
second son of James G. Blaine, ex secre-
tary of state and late candidate for presi-
dent of the United States, died suddenly
at the home of his father-in-law, Cyrus
Mccormick, 1875 Rush street, at 1l:18
o'clock Saturday morning. He was born
at Augusta, Me-, and was 35 years old,
and at the time of his death general west
ern agent of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
way. Three years ago he married Anita
Mccormick, of this city, and they have
one son. Ex-Secretary Blaine was in
formed after much trouble to reach him
he being at Bar Harbor, Me. but not in
time for him to see his son alive
Done by Blood-Poisoning.
The cause Emmon's Blaine death was
blood poisoning arising from a disease of
the bowels, and it was probably the result
of his visit to Minneapolis during the con-
vention and the worry and nervous strain
incident thereto. Ex-Secretary Blaine
started for this city as soon as he received
news of his sons death. This bereave-
ment leaves him only one son-James G.
Blaine, Jr,
The times., 1892-06-24

NJ. n. Thence so deg on e half c quarter
sec b, ll60 chains, thence 5 Il deg chains
thence IS oeg so e B.si chains, 10 u point
situated - Ii KS north OF the e corner of the
quarter of the quarter of said section 33.
Length OF drain on half quarter sec 33 il
- &; chains and the width of surface cutting is
II feet
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-08-12
Sc A SICK N e SIS.
sundry Theories, Wise and Other wise, Ec-
garding Its Prevention.

sundry Theories, Wise and Otherwi 70
garding Its Prevention.
For the prevention OF seas ickness a
curious notion seems to be common
that the stomach should be kept as
full as possible, says the Lancet
Thus have we seen stout old men and
women take with praiseworthy per-
sistence-had the result been salts
factory-biscuits brandy and soda,
apples a pint OF porter rcd herring
and various other edibles and pota-
bles with an entire want of success in
retaining them, couree of procedure
peculiarly trying to those who hap
pen to be standing, or rather lying
on the verge OF the act OF vomiting.
We're we to council those who are
liable to this affection we should
recommend as follows: Take a mod
crate meal two hours before going on
board. Remain on deck amidships,
well protected against cold, as long
as possible. AS soon as the Fremont
tory symptoms appear retire to the
berth undress as quickly as possible
and lie fiat on the back for the first
twelve or oven twentyfour hours
without food. Then take small
portion OF dry bread and roast beef
without fluid, this the stomach will
probably r,tain. If there Is much
movement OF the vessel lie quiet
again or even go upon deck. and in
the course OF thirty.six or forty
eight no rs tho system will have
recovered itself and no further
trouble Will be experienced IL is a
mistake to introduce a quantity OF
fluid even o. strong coffee. into tho
faced stomach. but if sickness per-
sist glass Of champagne will prob
ably prove serviceable. In some few
persons quinine or antipyrin. choral
or potassium bromide may act well.
but as rule medicines OF all kinds
should be eschewed by those who do
not wish to aggravate what is already
hard to bear.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-08-12

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