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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-09
Rok III.


tetu otrzymali polecenie wre-
czye sekretarzowi James G.
Strain najdalej cd wtorku "a
tydzie6 liste sedzi6w wybor,
czych i klerk6w kazdej wardy;
kazda lista ma zawierac po.
dwojna ilosc potrzebnych ma
zwisk, azeby zaraz znalazf sic
zastepca, skoro zajdzie potrze-
Pomiedzy demokratami W
miescie dose wielkie wrazenie
wywo1a}o oswiadczenie stano
wcze Claytona b. Crafts, mo-
wcy Izby pos}6w, W pewnym
liscie' do wp}ywowego demo.
kraty, re ME bedzie kandyda.
TEN ma urzad gubernatora Sta
nu Illinois.
Przypuszczaja, ze teraz Sc
dzia Altgeld najwieksze ma
szanse do nominacyi ma kan
dydata partyi demokratycznej.
Wilson dla siebie take ma
jak najlepsze nadzieje.
Nowe monety.
Do bi6ra skarbowego made
sz}y wczoraj pierwsze okazy
nowych W Philadelphii bitych
5O-,25-i 10-cent6wek, W
}acznej wartosci $4,000. Roz-
chwytuja je szybko, gdyz ban
XII posy}aja po ME W zpacznych
ilosciach, azeby zaspokoic Gle
kawose swoich klient6w, Pan
Frank W. Porter, urzednik
kolei Rock Island, kt6ry z "a.
mi}owaniem zbiera monety, byl
tax ,,szczesliwym", re by1 pier.
wszym, kt6ry nowe tie pienia-
DE w sumie S. otrzyma}. Ka.
zal sobie nawet wystawic ia.
przysieaone swiadectwo. Mo-
nety nowe So odmienne cd da
wnych. Wkrotce nadejdzie ich
wiecej.
Mfody ale zepsuty.
Szczegolna sprawa wytoczy-
la sic wczoraj pred ssdzia
Glennon, kiedy przyprowadzo-
no pred niego Negra ch1opa-
ka, Jozefa Granger, pod zarzu-
tenn fa}szerstwa. Granger mial
zatrudnienie W sierpniu W pi-
wiarni r. $. McWorthena pod
nrem l73 Adams str. Pewne-
90 dnia W nieobecnosci gospo--
darza wszedf jakis pan do 10
kalu wreczy} ch}opcu pakiet
W kopercie zawierajacy $500,
. pcleceniem, by pieniadze te
oddal w}ascicielowi. Chfopak
odda} rzeczywiscie pakiet, W
kt6rym znajdowa}a sic notatka
podpisana ,,Bob", z prosba, by
MAC" przechowa1 tie pienia-
DE, dop6ki Bob ich ME ze-
zechce odebrac. Worthen ME
wiedzia}, kto to byl Bob" i
pokaza1 to kartke chtopakowi.
Ten r6wniez ME zna} owego
,,Boba", ale postanowi} spr6-
bowaG, czy mu sic ME uda sko-
rzystae z tajemnicy. Podzisko-
wal "a swoje miejsce. Pc ME-
jakim czasie Worthen otrzy-
mai przez posiadca kartke, W
kt6rej bob" prosi, aaeby mu
Mac" przys}a} $50. Worthen
dai $50 pos}a6cowi. W pare
dni p6zniej podobniez poszlo
$40. Worthen tymczasem spree
da} swa piwiarnie i mia1 wye.
chac ma krotki czas z miasta,
kiedy po raz trzeci ziawif sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-09
Sobota dnia Stycznia 1892
Telegramy KrajoYe.

Telesramg KrajoYe.
w kopalniach W Indian Territory
przeszfo 100 osob zabitych,
a 115 nader ciezko uszkodzonych.
Take W pennsylvanskich kopal-
mach nieszczescie.
TndyoncLio rozruobv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-09

Powiadaja, re na wyspie Sar-
dynii znajduje sic przesz3o 3
tysiace przedhistorycznych bu-
dowli. Sa po}ozone po wick
szej czesci W oko1icach zyznych
i budowane W grupach odle-
g1ych Cd siebie wielkie prze.
strzenie, zazwyczaj ugorem le-
zace.
Powierzchnia ,,Dominium of
Canada" podaja na 1886, 1888
kwadratowych mil. Z tego ma
wody przypada 14o,736, a ma
lad sta{y 3,315,647.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10

| Anyone in possession of 25 cents can
| go to the nearest dealer i'm medicines and
| procure bottle of Salvation OIL and be
| cured at once OF rheumatism, neuralgia,
or any pain or ache.
John M. and John f. Pace, who
have been In jail here for some time
for safe keeping, were taken to
Ksrnes county by Sheriff j. J. Scale
yesterday, where they will be tried
for theft.
There was q pleasant party given
at the residence of H. Schilling on
honor of Julius Suess, which was
largely attended.
The daughter of Charles E.
Abbey. while playing with a child's
wagon in the yard, fell and broke her
arm Saturday.
Part of John Robinson's circus
was in the city, on the Sunset track,
yesterday evening.
Sidney Buchanan has lost his
horse.
This morning FaL lie Richard
son made affidavit against Ophelia
Hill, both eolored, for using abusive
and insulting language. The parties
both live on Pine street and seems
that Ophelia had won the affection of
a man whom Fannie admired. The
recorder will settle the case tomor-
row.
The Ssn Antonio Foot Rail- club
had q good practice game at the
Springs yesterday.
The Mission Bowling club had q
prize roll yesterday afternoon at Mis-
sion garden.
The San Antonio gun club enjoyed
prize shoot yesterday at their
grounds near Lakeview.
Remember that Pauly & Diel-
mann can furnish you, at lowese mar
ket prices, any class of brick known
to the trade in this market, 9l2 I'm
solid oak extension table at 81 SO.
l.. P, Peck & Co., 204 and 206 Com
merce street. 90 IT
Don't miss the opportunity to get
q nice folding bed. Great reduction
in prices for the next ten days. l.. p.
Peck & Co. 90
Now lie your chance to get nice
dining room chair for forty cents. L..
p. Peck & Co. 90 If
DON'T allow the children or serv.
ants to sleep on the floor when you
can get nice oak bed stead for one
dollar from l.. P. Peck & Co. 99tf
For the most desirable brands of
English Portland cement, call at
Pauly & Dielmann's: telephone 40. I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10

We'll, how about It. All the
millinery openings are over. Who
showes the finest and largest line of
genuine imported hats for the least
money. The verdict of all the ladies;
we have no competition in our line.
Moke's Mlllin cry Parlor. 1875
You can buy solid oak bed stead
for one dollar by calling on l.. 2 Peck
d Co, 206 Commerce street. 99tf
Don't make mistake by not
calling on us. We now have such ar.
rangements that we are able to take
your order to measure for all price
suits. Pancoast & Son. 106tf
For all classes OF brick work, go
to Figh, Bull & Pue, Is E. Houston
street. 10 Inn
DIR. Shilling's corsets. Ladies take
look at them. We warrant better
fit than any other. Moke's Millinery
Parlor. 1875 .
Only $55, full curtain, canopy top
buggy. s. w. Co. SIS If
The Star theatre will be opened
Monday night In the New Guerguin
building on West Commerce street,
with an entire new company of per-
formers and lady walters direct from
the Metropolitan cities. Everything
new and fresh. Admission free. At
Hosiery, gloves, underwear, fancy
linens, table scarfs, down-pillows,
chiIdTen's cloaks. blazers, infant out
fits, handkerchiefs and the most mag
nificent line in plain or glace silk
velvets ever shown here. Ladies' in
want of anything in our line should
not fail TO call as 100 cents saved
counts s1.OO to you. Moke's Millinery
Parlor. 1913
The grand opening of new Vau.
deville will occur Monday night, Oct.
10th, with 8 brand new company OF
all fresh people. No old state, worn
out people. Admission free. 1917 At.
Pete Jonas, Jr., Ill soIedad street
handles strictly first class goods
imported and domestic wines, liquors
and cigars. Fine cigars a specially.
A trial will convince you. set
Our shoes must all be sold in a
short time, so we have made further
reductions to close out, Sullivan
Shoe Co, Frost block, Main plaza. If
Wanted, three or four good men
to canvass for the sale of sewing ma.
chimes. Salary and commission paid.
Apply 214 E. Houston street. DO I'm
No need to go barefoot. The
Eagle will shoe you for tenth of an
eagle. The bargain house, the Eagle
Shoe Co., Commerce and Navarro
streets. 10 If
White. Wheeler & Wilson, No. 8,
Household and Standard sewing ma
chimes, sold on installments OF 81 per
week. 2l4 Z. Houston street 9101m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
CITY LOCAL NEWS.

DIR. Won KoEHRING, ART.
Office & res. !29 Garden ST., tel. 476. b Is tf
Prices photos reduced at Bars. I'm
The many friends of Mr.. H. A.
Loeffier in this city will be glad to
learn that he is now engaged in an
Office of the III. Il II. G. railroad COM
pany at Houston, at very lucrative
salary.
"A. E. Brown, d. d. 8. Dental Par.
lors, Msckey block. Houston st. Fly
-Sheern q Burnett. undertakers,
259 Commerce street. TEX lis.
Bear In mind that Frank J. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumbert
1T the lntsrnstionafand Great North
ern depot.
Lay in your supply of coal and wood
before cold weather arrives. Olsen & Son
will supply you promptly: all kinds of the
very best coke, coal, cord and stove wood.
Tel. 4l9.
For a good tin roof call on J. j.
Killing, 413 North street. 90 tt
just think of 1t! Solid oak side
boards at $1l.90. l.. P. Peck & Co. 8 If
Are you in need OF shoes Come to
our closing out sale and supply your
self. Sullivan Shoe Co., Frost Block,
Main Plaza. 101 If
-Michaels, at 22O E. Houston
street, sell only Ten year old Her
mitage Rye" and "Old Crow Bour-
bon."
All makes of machines accurately
repaired and adjusted. A written
guarantee given with each machine.
Alamo Sewing Machine Co., 2ll n.
Presa street. 92l Inn
Slaughter Shoe Sale. Every body
invited. The bargain house, the
Eagle, Commerce and Navarro SITS. If
Wanted - good house-to- house
canvassers, Alamo Sewing Machine
Co., oil n. Presa street. 921 Inn
Lime. always fresh, at Pauly &
Dielmann's, 306 E. Commerce st. II Inn
Carts, Surveys and carriages, from
the leading factories, at lowest prices.
s. w. Co, 2l4 West Neuevs street. If
Call at the Alamo Sewing Ma
chine Co, 21l N. Presa ST., and ex-
anime our new chain stitch attach
ment. No family should be without
one. 81 Inn
-"Old Crow Bour bon" and "Her-
mitage Rye" can be had only at
Michsers, 22O E. Houston street.
Fine mattIngs tor the next ten
days. L. P. Peck& Co. 79tf
Solid oak bed room sets at S13 so.
l.. P. Peck & Co., 206 Commerce street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
YOUNG MEN

ity and loss OF nerve power, treated scientific
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LOST MANHOOD and all weakness OF
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FEMALE DISEASES cured at home
without instruments; wonderful remedy.
PILES Great discovery. cure guarsn-
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SYPHILIS. The most rapid, safe and e.
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NNATURAL DISCHARGES prompt.
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MY METHODS:
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2.Thorough examination and careful diagnosia
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.. Moderate charges and easy terms ofpsymeni
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of cases.
Send for symptom Blank No for Men,
Send for symptom Blank No. for Women.
Send for symptom Blank No. 8 for Skin D.
eases.
ness strictly confidential. Medicine sent irsS
nom observation. Refer to banks in San An
tonic, Texas.
Address or call on
in. HATHAWAY, M. D.,
1886 W Commerce ST., upstairs,
E-i-l-m San Antonio, ge1SI,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10

SWEET cATAw8A AND TEXAS WINE.
Excellent quality, at 81 90 per gallon,
at L. Kunkel's 1873 n. Flores ct. 3m
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-12-17

tending to keep up big fire until
morning. | picked up one armful of
small stuff and then stepped across to
attack specially dense pile which lay
close against the base of an overhang-
ing cliff. Seizing hold of protruding
stick, | gave a strong pull and brought
down the whole mass.
Then | saw behind the rubbish was
the mouth of rough, shallow cave
and, curious to see what it contained,
very foolishly stopped down and went
in.
At first l could distinguish nothing;
but when my eyes became accustomed
to the dim light l saw, huddlcd up in
one corner and quite motionless, two
furry-loolling objects about the size of
raccoons; and, on going closer, found
that they were neither more or less
than grizzly bear cubs.
So soon as the little creatures were
convinced that | had seen them, they
punched up for fight, but picked up
one, and, in spite of its furious strug-
giles and pig-like cries, carried it out of
the cave.
Holding it between my knees, with a
forepaw in each hand, while the claws
of its hindfeet were vigorously digging
at my boot tops, was minutely exam
ing it, when l heard "A noise as of flying
gravel and, looking up, saw the mother
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-12-17
TWO SIDES OF THE STREET.
ON ONE SIDE.

on ONE SIDE.
Il,r house was not so shabby as were many on
the street;
E&S occupants were cleanly, with fair amount
tocnt
n widow and her baby had the second story l.,
And dainty, fine embroideries the widow
wrought to sell
The hoUling wind rushed round the house ard
found the easements thin;
BIZ ratified blind and windowpanc and then went
Whistling in;
Elc blew upon the mothers hands till they were
sIih and numb;
He puffed the ragged carpet up where baby
sucked his thumb
Ono icy day the fire went out, the 'broideries
would not sell;
The little mother and her baby shivercd in
Clle Y,
Until, one midnight, death stepped in and took
them both away
To fields Of endless summer, where the fierce
winds never stray.
ON THE OTHER SIDE
IhC house was quite the handsomest of any on
the street;
Its mistress was comoly maid, with bank ac
count repletc;
AlcY BONE was like n garden, full of warmth
and flower perfumes,
and summers gentle spirit toated through the
radinnt rooms.
INc mistress looked across the way where
ITnply side by side
sIuHr rusty black and dingy white to show that
two, had died.
~ pity quoth she, signing smoothing out "A
furry fold,
11iut such folks are so careless, they are al
ways taking cold!
y wonder if ia better get that necklace down
ut LcrlC'S;
think I'll order il to-day - never tire OF
pearlsi"
-, drove away the lady, with her shining gold.
fiucd purse,
Nor thought of two that followed her within a
narrow hcarsc.
emma c, Dowd in Congrcgationalist
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-12-17

Foster snys that the doors rf immigration
should not be closed, still ho admits that tn
evident that tive are receiving great numbers
OF people who are thouRhtless and Ignorant and
who have come TO this country in the spirit OF
adventure or who are driven by sta walton from
their old homes"
AS partial remedy, he recommends IN in
crease In the head tax on immigrants and as q
further measure TO determine what this tax
should be- II is suggested that the sum should
be such as win equulize at least approximately,
the cost to the immigrants TO rench the coun.
tries OF South America and Australia, from
which countries the immigrants arc DETECTED to
the United States on account Of vae expense
being less to them"
The subject Of national quarantine suggested
by the cholera epidemic in Europe last year re.
ceives considerable attention. IN the report, and
he favors placing 1t under the national govern.
ment He says; Every serious epidemic that
this country has ever known bas been traced TO
the immigrant, and it must be appaI svt that
the same authority that controls immigration
should control quarantine.
"All quarantines must be equally efficient SC
be successful in preventing implantation of dis.
ease, and only the strong arm of the govern
ment directed under laws enacted by repre-.
sentatves Of the whole people, can give conf
dence and security"
In conclusion, Secretary Foster commends a
reform in keeping the public accounts.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-12-17
A VIGOROUS KICK.

New Orleans Citizens Making an Effort to
Prevent the Occurrence of Any More
Prize Fights i That City.
New ORLEANS, Dec. S.-A determined
effort is to be made to prevent any of
the big prize fights coming off in this
city on or about February 4, when the
carpiva! ID held. On Tuesday promi-
nent members of the various carnival
societies waited on Mayor Fitzpatrick
and requested that he refuse to grant
any permits for glove contests immedi-
ately preceding or after that date.
Owing to the rough characters drawn
hither on such occasions it would seri-
ously interfere with the attendance of
respectable people who annually flock
to the Crescent City in great numbers.
This action was taken owing to the
general belief, although no positive
date has yet oeen announced that it is
the intention of the Crescent City club
to have the Fitzsimmons-Hall fight
take place just before the carnival fes-
tivities The Olympic, foreseeing the
probable objection on the part of the
carnival society, has arranged its triple
event March 1, at least fortnight
after Shrove Tuesday.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-12-17
INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAW.
Judge Gresham Renders n Decision AT
iectlng Its Constitutionality.

Judge Gresham Renders n Decision Az
iecting Its Constltutionality.
CHICAGO, Dec. s. - Judge Gresham
rendered yesterday the most important
decision which has been hand down
since the Interstate law was enacted.
Last July w. 6. Brimson, Sumner Hop
kins, Henry Walker, w. Il. Sterling and
other railroad officials charged with
having given unlawful advantage to
the Illinois Steel Company, of this city,
in the matter of freight rates, refused
to answer certain questions propounded
by the Interstate commerce commits
sion or to produce books, declaring that
the interstate commerce law did not
give to the commission the functions of
grand jury and that it had no right
to carry on such an investigation in the
absence of formal complaint
United States District Attorney Mil
christ concluded that something should
be done to make witnesses answer
questions as to the jurisdiction of the
commission and he filed petition in
the circuit court before Judge Gresham
to require the refractory witnesses to
answer questions and produce books
iShSu lOls OutlSC pIGSIldlli, III ~ lOhS
opinion, refused to grant the petition,
holding that the interstate commerce
commission is an administrative and
not judicial body and that the court
could not be exercised in aid of an in
vestigation before such tribunal
The jurisdiction of the courts of the
United States are limited, the judge
says, and it is not competent for con-
gress to confer upon them authority
which is not strictly judicial and near
ly within the grant found in the third
article of the constitution.
District Attorney Milchrist at once
gave notice that he should apply for
review of the case by the supreme court
The railroad lawyers are jubilant, feel
ing that they have virtually established
the unconstitutionality of the act.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-12-17

PITTSBURGH, Dec. s.-Five men were
badly scalded with boiling beer Tues
day night at c. Bauerlein Sc Co. S brew.
cry, Millvale. Their names are j. Il.
He'll, c. Bauerlein and w. a. He'll, of
the firm; William Wurster, the foreman,
and Bernard Swerkhert, one of the
drivers They were standing in the vat
house when the valve of a hop jack gave
way, sending flood of scalding beer
upon them. The steam which sur
rounded the men blinded them so that
escape was impossible. Their screams
brought assistance, but not until the
hot fluid had reached up to their knees
The scalded men will not be able to
walk for several weeks.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-12-17
Chinese Servants at s,npanoro.

"Who will free us from the tyranny
of the Chinese domestic?" This cry of
despair comes to us from Singapore,
where, il we may trust the local papers,
the difficulties to which it refers have
now reached a climax In particular
the eXtortons of the Chinese cook (all
domestic servants in the Straits Settle
ment appear TO be Chinese) are repre-
sented us something appalling. His
pilferings in collusion with the trades
men are locally known as ''squeezes," :"
and it is affirmed that an offer to Chi
nese servant of an increase of wages in
lieu of these irregular imposts would be
met with scorn and derision. "a House
wife and Mother" writes. complaining
piteously of the 'rapaeity and wicked
ness of these "tyrants of the kitchen. -
but it appears to be easier to complain
than to find remedy. One editor feebly
suggests that somebody or other SHOULD
make an effort'-a course which, it will
be remembered, was recommended To
the first Mrs. Dombey with no very sat
isfactory result Another sAaps at the
j lea of asking the Penang Debating SO.
ciety to thrash the subject out" IL is
not stated whether tAe Chinese s servants
are TO be represented at the discussion.
Up TO the present the debate has
somewhat one-sided air.--London News.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-12-17
BLACK SILK DRESSES.
They Arc Again Becoming Fashionabl,
and Dressy.


and Dressy.
The black silk dress is again coming
into fashion, and the costume which
for so many years was the special pride
and pleasure of the woman of moderate
means returns as the companion for the
soft wool in which we have all taken so
much comfort. The weave of silk is in
finitely varied as also is the quality, as
many'as two hundred and fifty kinds of
black silk alone being shown in one i'm
porter's stock in New York City. One of
the new ideas is dress of striped dag
onal, woven both ways. To make this
dress, half of the amount required must
be made from one piece and half from
the other, The stripes are woven to
match perfectly, which adds much to
the ease of fitting them.
The regular grades of gros-grain,
faille fracaise and plain twills are
among the most useful and popular
qualities. The newer and more eXpen-
sive sorts are in very heavy cords, and
while they make extremely elegant
dresses, they are nothing like as dura-
bic as the closer-woven cords. A great
NiGtll VI elIICllJlOh has DCCu dIITdCIcu 10
the new bengalines. These are very
heavy, resembling old-fashioned Irish
poplins, to some extent, but very much
richer, finer and of better quality.
They iare, of course, made with wool
filling, but are none the less durable or
stylish on that account, indeed, they
are said to wear longer than when
made of all silk
There are extremely desirable grades
of domestic bengalines and silk in mar
l1et chief among which are the Regat-
tas, which are thought by those who
have tried them to be vastly superior to
the imported fabrics. Among the lead
ing blacks are brocades with floral de-
signs in black and colors There are
also changenble silks, and many desira-
BILE sorts in lightweight and plain and
fancy weave India silks in black and
colors will be in very general demand
for house-dresses during the entire win
ter. The fancy seems to be growing
for lighter weight materials for indoor
wear, especially for skirts. India-sillz
skirts with velvet bodices seem some-
what incongruous, but will, neverthe-
less, be a feature of the new house cos
tunes. IN. Y. Ledger.