davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-26
ROk III.

Alderman Hepburn chciaiby,
azeby pociagi kolejowe zbliza-
jace sic ku granicy miasta O.
granicza}y swa chyzosc do A
mil ma godzine.
Dyrektor domu poprawy
,,Bridewel@ przes}a} przez re
cznika Miller wniosek, azeby
Rada miejska kosztem 100000
za}ozy}a szko}e W domu popra-
wy, W kt6rej kazdy wiezie1 Ii
czacy nizej IS lat wieku mu-
sia}by sic uczyc.
Wszystkie tie wnioski pro-
pozycye, jakotez innych kilka
wniosk6w najwyzszej wagizlo-
zono W rece r6znych komitet6w.
W}adzom wystawowym do
zwolono wystawic ma wybrzezu
jeziora "Lake Fornt" pomnik
Kolumba, kt6ry ma stac sic
w}asnoscia miasta po wystawie.
Wojna o wagi sprezynowe.
w kancelaryi pisarza miej-
skiego wczoraj komitet spra-
wiedliwosci Rady miejskiej "a
stanowi} sic mad rostrzygnie-
ciem pytania, czyli nalezy zniesc
zakaz uzywania wag sprezyno-
wych, czy tez pozostawic od-
nosna ustawe. Znaczne delega-
eye stowarzyszenia Butchers
Benevolent Association" cd
rzeznik6w dzielnicy p6}nocnej
i p6}nocno wschodniej, poja-
WHY sic, ably udowodnic komi-
tetowi, re ca}y ten zakaz wcale
ME cieszy sic sympatya rzezni-
kow. Zakaz ten jest niespra-
wiedliwym iobrazajacym, gdyz
u publicznosci bndzi podejrze.
ME, jakoby rzeznicy oszukiwa.
Ii. Delnonstrowano, re wagi
sprezynowe r6wnies SO dokladne
jak i inne, a dla wazacych mie-
SO DUO dogodniejsze. Opono-
wall temu Dr.. Jameson jego
pomocnik. Komitet sprawie-
dliwosci wreszcie wyznaczy}sub
komitet zalderman6w Hepburn
Rotha i Nc Cartly'ego do zba-
daniaz Drem. Jamezisonem do
k}adnie wag r6znych konstrp-
kcyj, i odroczono rostrzygnie-
Gle.
w sprawie kOnwencyi narOdOwej.
w sail klubu Iroquois odby-
10 sic posiedzenie komitetu
wyznaczonego przez zgroma
dzenie obywatefi W ubiegla
Sobote W Grand Pacifi: Hotel,
celem zajecia sic przygotowa.
miami do przyjmowania kon.
wencyi narodowej demokra-
tycznej. Przewodniczacym ko-
mitetu by} sedzia Altgeld,
skarbnikiem Kern, innymi
cz}onkami A. E. Seeberger, r.
H. Windston, Lambert Tree,
W. G. Goudy i Walter Boyle.
Komitet uzupe}niono tax,
by liczy} Is czlonk6w, i obra-
no jeszcze nastepujacych oby-
wateli: Joseph Donnersber-
ger, John P. Hopkins, Adolf
Kraus, Piotr Kio}bassa, Wa.
shington Hesing, Thomas Ga.
han, John A. King, w. D.
Kerfoot, S. B. Chase, i James
G. Strain.
Komitet ten zbierze sic ju.
tro W po1udnie, by zwo}ac czgro.
madzenie obywateli na pierw.
sze dni przysz}ego tygodnia i
wyznaczyc potrzebne komite.
ty specyalne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-26

zaniedba}y swego obowiazku
bronienia naszych ludzi, a
czlonkowie policyi, chilijscy
zo}nierze i majtkowie stall sic
winnymi napadania niczem
nieusprawiedliwionego ma ma
szych marynarzy pred i po
aresztowaniu. Prezydent jest
zdania, re wszelkie dowody i
swiadectwa prawdopodobn
zupe}nie czynia przypuszcze-
ME. IL Riggin zosta} zastrzelo-
ny przez policya lub zo}nierzy.
,,3. Prezydent zmuszony jest
ma podstawie tego zapatrywa-
MIA domagac sic stosownego
przeproszenia i odpowiedniego
odszkodowania "a nies}usznosc
pope1niona W obec rzadu."
Nakoniec jeszcze dodaje pre-.
zydent::
,Dotychczas ME otrzyma}em
zadnej odpowiedzi ma nasze no.
to 2 dnia 81 b. M, wedle mego
'zdania jednak ME moge d}uzej
juz ociagac sic z przed}oze
MEM tel sprawy tych doku,
mentow kongresowi, azeby ten
ze zarzadzi} kroki, jake uzna
"a stosowne. Benjamin Har-
rison."
List Montta do Blaine'a, w
kt6rym pierwszy oswiadcza, re
Egan ME podoba sic rzado wi
chilijskiemu, brzmi W spos6b
nastepujacy:
,Poselstwo chilijskie, Wa
shington, 20 stycznia 1892.
Moi Panic; Rad moi po-
leci} mi uwiadomic Pana, re
pragnac utrzymac przyjazne
stosunkize Stanami Zjednoczo-
nymi, musi oswiadczyc, IL obe-
cnosc pana Egana jake posfa
Stan6w Zjednoczonych W San
tiago jest mu niemi}a. Pan B.
gan ME jest u mojego rzadu
mi}a osoba, i Rad moi radby
u siebie przyia6 innego repre-
zentanta Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych. Zyczenie rzadu chilli
skiego, azeby wejsc W blizsze
stosunki re Stanami Zjedno-
czonymi, by}o powodem, re
Pana O tenn uwiadamiam.
Pedro Mont"
z nadzwyczajnem zajeciem
s}uchano W kongresie odczy-
tywania tego oredzia i od}ozy-
wszy zupe}nie ma box wzgledy
stronnictw, powszechnie pra-
vie zgadzano sic z zapatrywa-
miami prezydenta. Niekt6rzy
ostro krytykowali postepowa,
ME pos}a Egana, ale widocz-
mem jest og6lne W. jownicze u
sposcbienie i ME ma watpliwo'
Sci, re gdyby Chill ME odpo-
wiedzia}o ma ultimatum W spo.
sob zadowalniajacy, to przyjs6
musia}oby do wojny.
Chilijczycy sic zbroja (D.
Washington, 25 Stycznia.
Dzisiaj nadesz}a tn wlado-.
nose z wiarygodnego zr6d}a z
Anglii, re Rad chilijski VIA.
snie zakupn krzyzownik budu-
iacy sic W Newcastle W war
sztatach Armstrong; i o lie
moze przyspiesza jego wykoh-
czenie. Statek ten ma bye bar.
dzo chyzym krzyzownikiem o
pojemnosci 5000 ton.
Przyjaciel Carry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-26
Wtorek, dnia 26 Stycznia 1892 r.

zalem musze wyznae, re ME
moge zmienie pod tym wzgle-
dem .mego zapatrywania. Je-
szcze dzisiaj sadie, re ma ma
szych majtk6w napadnieto,
obito ich, zniewazono, pozabi-
jano, ME "a jakis czyn przez
Dich pope}niony, tylko "a po-
stepki rzadu naszego, kt6re
rzadowi tamtejszemu, a potem
ludnosci sic ME podoba}y. A
jesli tax jest istotnie, to wtedy
napas6 by1a wykonana ma Rad
Stan6w zjednoczonych i jako
ma taxa zapatrywac sic ma MIA
wypada."
Nastepuje szczeg6}owy opis
zajsc W Valparaiso. Dnia 6
pazdziernika z. +. kapitan
Schley da} urlop III podofice-
rom i majtkom okretu Balti-
more. Oko}o pol do drugiej
ludzie ci wyszli z okretu. Do
6 wieczorem by}o spokojnie, i
widziano naszych ludzi zupe}-
ME trzezwo przyzwoicie sic
acknowledged. lie trzezwymi
byli, potwierdzify to nawet
p6zniej Siostry Mil 'sierdzia,
do kt6rych szpitala ranuyoh
przyniesiouo. Oko}o sz6stej
godziny rozpoczqt ie napad.
Ze zeznah $wiadkow okazu-
je sic, re cs}a sprawa tax sic
zacze}a, u jakl> majtek chilli
ski pluna1 W twarz majtkowi
Talbot, majtek Riggin uja} sic
Ia MIN i uderzy} Chilijczyka.
Zrobi}o sic zbiegowisko, ze-
bra}o sic do 2ooo Chilijczyk6w
i majtk6w z okretu Baltimore
poczeto naiokropniej bic, ira
towac, zabijac, podczas gdy
oni prawie bronic sic ME mo-
eli. Niezmiernie wiele dowo-
dow jest na to, re nasi ludzie
byli trzezwi, spokojni i bez-
bronni, re nigdzie b6jki sami
ME rozpoczeli, chociaz w trzech
stronach miasta r6wnoczesnie
te b6jki sic zacze}y, a szcze-
g6lniejsze swiat}o ma Gala spra-
we rzuca okolicznoSc, IL skoro
niekt6rzy naszych ludzi po
ca}em zajsciu ubrali sic W su.
knie cywilne, Mkt ich nie "a
czepia}: widocznie nienawisc
by1a zwr6cona przeclw unifor-
NON, a ME przeciw ludziom.
Przesz}o POI godziny upaynefo,
MIN pojawi}a sic policya. Are
sztowania sic odby}y po wy
mienieniu kilku strza}6w, a
przy prowadzeuiu naszych lu-
dzi, policyanci bill ich i obrzu'
cali obelgami. Riggin zosta}
zastrzelouy, jak sic zdaje,
przez policyanta. Przy sledz'
twie kazano naszym ludziom
podpisat iakies dokumenta
spisane W jezyku dla mich ME
zrozumia}ym.
Dalej pisze prezydent:
,,Dnia a1go b. m. poleci}em
amerykahs1iemu pos}owi W
Santiago, rozwazywszy wszy-
stkie te punkta, zbadawszy
scisle wszelkie dowody i zasie-
gnawszy rady, azeby rzadowi
chiliiskiemu przed}ozy} decy-
zya naszego rzadu, kt6rej sic
trzymam. Zapatrywania rzadu
So Masterpieces:
u. Napasc ma amerykah-
skich marynarzy wcale ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-26
Strajk W Pittsburgh.

Kr6tko po godz. 10 dzisiaj
przyjaciele strajker6w sciagne-
Ii pewnego konduktora linii
elekerycznej Manchester, ME
nalezacego do unii, i w}oz5w-
sly glove jego pod kurek wo-
dociagu, zlewali go woda przez
10 minut. Potem kopano go
nogami tax d1ugo, p6ki ME
straci} przytomnosci. Policya
nakoniec sic ukaza}a, ale juz
wtedy ME by}o nikogo z napa-
stnikow W poblizu. DIS VIE
czorem so policyant6w strzeze
okolicy, ale pominio tego ma
wagony padaja grady kamieni;'
a szyny W wielu miejscach SO
poodrywane lub zabarykado
wane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-26
Afryka.
Berlin, 25 stycznia.

V'''' SOy
Wcale ME dobre wieSci mad
chodza Z posiad}osci niemie-
ckich W Afryce. Podobno u
wybrzezy odbyly sic mordercze
walk. Rad trzyma Gala
sprawe W tajemnicy, ale tyle
wiadomo, re w}adze wojskowe
robia przygotowania do wys}a-
MIA positk6w do Afryki. Pry-
watne wiesci nadchodzace do
Berlina udowadniaja, re polo
zenie Niemc6w W koloniach
wschodnio-a -afryka1skich stale
sic nader przykrem i niebez-
piecznem. Odkad wojskowa
.administracya W koloniach "a
stapiono cywilna, wplywy ME
mieckie znacznie sic zmniejszy-
1y i re wszech stron nadchodza
wiadomosci opowstaniach kra'
jowc6w. Powodem bezposre'
dnim do otwartego powstania
mialy bye pr6by sciagania po-
datk6w cd krajowcow przez
cywilnego gubernatora, barona
Soden, zarzadzone. Soden ma
razH sobie take bardzo han
dlarzy arabskich i indyjskich.
Santiago, % stycznia.
Rad chiliiski odpowiedzia}
ma ultimatum Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych. G}6wne punkta cd,
powiedzi SO nastepujace: Chill
zgadza sic z TEN, by cofnac
note przes}ana przez ministra
spraw zewnetrznych, Mattasa,
do wszystkich zagranicznych
pos}6w Take zadanie odwo-
}ania pos3a Egana Chili..cofnie.
Opr6cz tego Rad chilijski pro-
ponuje, by sprawe co do napa-
du na majtk6w z Baltimore"
poddaG rozstrzygnieciu mocar-
stwa nieinteresowanego. Jeze'
liby Stany Zjednoczone ME
przyje}y tel propozycyi, to Rad
chilijski got6w jest sprawe te
poddaG rozstrzygnieciu Maj
wyzszego Sadu Krajowego
stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Przybycie parOwcow.
Anta0erpia:: Westernland z
n. Y.
Bremerhave1a: Elbe z n. Y.
Lomdyo.. sygn: Helvetia,
Maasdam Hermann z NY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-26
ROsya.

Petersburg, 25 stycznia.
Wielki Ksiaze Konstanty,
stryj cara / ojciec krolowej
Olgi greckiej umar} dis
tkniety paralizem. Urodzony
W T. 1927, ozeni1 sic by} W +.
1S4S 4 ksiezna Alexandra re
Sachsen = Altenburg.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-26
Chill OdpOWiada ma ultimatum.
Odpowiedz bardzO pOkOrna, i Ia
dania Stan0w ZjednOezOnyeh
przyjete.
Nienlcy.
Ham6am0, 25 stycz.

-HUHtOUfO, 20 StyCL'
Uk}ady W sprawie ustapie-
MIA Cuxhaven kr6lestwu pru-
skiemu wkr6tce zostana wy
koGczone. Hamburg ma "a to
dostaG po}ozone ma Elbie wy
spy Wilhelmburg Georg-
swerder.
Berlin, 25 stycznia.
Ksiaze Henryk pruski, brat
cesarza Wilhelma, zachorowa}
ma grype.
= Rada pa6stwa przyje}a dis
znaczna wielkoscia traktat
handlowy ze Szwajcarya.
Wniosek Bartha, azeby wszel-
kie spory wynik}e W zwiazku
c}owym poddawac sadowi po-
lubownemu, r6wniez zosta}
przyjety.
Francya.
Pary5, % stycz.
Opr6cz traktatu handlowego
zostanie wkr6tce zawartym
take uk}ad wzajemnego wy
dawania sobie przestepc6w
miedzy Francya Stanami
Zjednoczonymi. Ameryka1ski
pose1 Whitelaw Reid, kt6ry
zamierza wkr6tce wyjechac do
Ameryki, ma przed}ozyc od
nosny projekt stara6 sic o je-
go przyjecie.
Wielka Brytania.
LOndyn, % stycz.
Cd kilku tygodni socyalisci
w Chelsea zgromadzeniami
swojemi u policyi budzili czuj
nose niezwykia. Take wczo-
raj odby}o sic takie zgroma-
dzenie, ma kt0rem by}o obe-
cnych oko}o 1900 socyalist6w
obojga p3ci. Move trzyma}a
Emma Ham, prezydentka
zwiazku praczek. Posiedzenie
by}o wielce burzliwe. Cd po-
czatku swej mowy PAM Emma
Hahn, obje8a ramionami s1up
latarni, azeby ME daG sic od-
prowadziG przez policya. Ma
wezwania policyi, by sic odda-
lila, by}a g}ucha i wkr6tce
rozpoczefy sic zapasy mledzy
MIA a inspektorem policy, W
skutek tego rozpocze}a sic TAX
ze b6jka miedzy kilku poll
cyantami a kilku socyalistami.
Nareszcle aresztowano Emme /
dw6ch socyalist6w szczeg0lnie
wojowniczych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-26

W0sh5mqton, % stycznia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-26

a liczy lat oko1o 40. Opusci}
sale sadowa z dumnie podnie.
siona g1owa. Przeszlosc jego,
jako cz}owieka zolnierza ME
by}a bez zarzutu. Dzie6 jego
stracenia jeszcze ME oznaczo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-27
PROTECTION FOR FARMERS.

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
The EAGLE scored good point today
in its editorial reference to the anomal-
Gus position of the Texas salt men in
asking for protection, in the shape of in
creased freight rates, against the ruin
Gus competition of Kansas salt. 1t is a
striking illustration of the fact that all
people carry their tariff views in their
pocketbooks. Here is quotation from
the Milwaukee Sentinel, which is a still
more striking exempliication of this
fact than the incident referred to in
today's EAGLE:
1.-The growers of Sea Island cotton in
South Carolina met on James Island a
few days ago, and unanimously adopted
a resolution declaring that their industry
is in a depressed condition, resulting
from the importation of similar variety
of cotton grown in Egypt, and petition
ing congress TO impose protective duty
on il.
1t seems that 50, 200. 900 worth Of this
cotton was imported the first ten months
of this year, as against 81, 245,3s4 for the
corresponding months last year. Hence
this alarm. Such a request COM
ing from such a source certainly
is very significant. and shows
that on the tariff question tie
Democratic party Is anything but con
sistent. Self-interest and seif-protection
are the first considerations with ill of Us,
and when these are threatened, see how
easily the most rabid free traders, thee
reiicaliy, can throw consistency 10 the
winds, ard advocate the principle they
have fought for hundred years. These
Two instances are facts ". theory This
editorial in the EAGLE. coming simuita-
neously %lih derry simpsons speech ia
congress. led me 70 look up two or three
facts IN connection with the farmer in
terests. the subject of his remarks. Ac-
cording to jerry. free trade IS the pana-
cea foT all the Ills the farmer i heir IN.
and protection has brought him 10 the
verge Of starvation. TEo OF three quo
tat8ons from eminent free trade author
ity viii he sufficient answer 10 tbs rot
Ia 1879. John Moyley. au English free
trader. said Of Great Britain: 1t + sn
awful fact--it Is really not snort Of a X
ful-ihat IN this country, VITA All rs
wealth. aEl its vast resources, all as
power, - per cent that y TO say,
EsariX G1s Laif-of the persons who
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-27

of labor Of an old clockmaker Of Surem-
berg. Germany. II il a clock with q
framework Of walnut, and stands II
feet high. At the top 1t Is 81 feet
across, but tapers until at the center It
is about feet wide. II rests on a ped
estal, which Is the same width az ~ the
top Of the clock. The dial is ~ inches
In diameter, OK white enamel and black
figures. In the dial is set a handsoms
oil painting Of David performing on a
harp and a pretty woman. with bowed
head listening attentively 20 the music.
When the clock strikes tho hour iva
beautiful German airs are heard in snc.
cession, and On a platform above tbs
dial twelve small figures Of me- and wo-
men. about ) inches high. dance IN
couples. Musicians are seated in the
rear Of the figures performing On the
cornet, drum and ciarionst. A clown
appears clapFHng bis hands and moving
his mouth. a figure appesrs on either
side Of the platform and makes poiits
bow. The clock plsvs tveuty-fOur dif-
fcTent German tunes Tho musicai
weight Is Of lead, and weighs rs
pounds. Over 40 various pipes ara
needed 10 play tbs taBes. The entire
clock weighs nearly coo pounds.
Tie machinery u extremely compli-
Gated. The clock il over 100 years old.
Baltimore American.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-27

reach the age of so years are or have been
paupers." Another good authority, DIR.
Ruskin. said: Though England is
deafened with spinning wheels, her PEG
pie have not clothes; though she is black
with digging of fuel, they die of cold;
and though she has Id her soul for
gain, they die of hunger"
Mr.. Gladstone SAYS of English agri-
culture: eve have in many parts of
the country not only stationary. but a
decreasing population. look upon the
decrease in the rural population-cail it
what you like, and explain it as you
LIKE look upon it as a great national
calamity" and more to the same pur-
pose-what brought about the state of
affairs described by these eminent
authorities? Free trade, plain and simple.
No sensible man IN this country con-
tends for a moment that the farmers
condition is what it ought TO be, but
when all the testimony is on the side of
the fact that it would be UNNECESSARILY
worse than it is but for protection, 1t
makes one weary to hear Jerry Simpson
repeat, parrot-like, the stereotyped plati-
tudes that were worn threadbare before
he was born, under the British flag,
which he serves so well now. S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-27
THE RECORD is RIGHT.
From the Lawrence Record.


If the various newspapers of Kansas which
are advocating ". VI. Murdoch for candidate
for governor upon the Republican ticket are
doing so to fiatter Murdoch and make him feel
good, it is quite conmendable: but il they are
in real earnest IN their advocacy of him for
this position they are displaying the utmost
folly. While Murdoch is able and capable and
would make an aggressive and competent gov
ernor, his stand upon the prohibitory question
inexOrably bars him from any possible chance
of receiving the nomination for which he is
brought forth. There are other men who are
as deserving, as competent. and all that he
dare claim TO be. as far as qualifications are
concerned, yet who are in accord with their
party on the prohibitory question.-Lyons
Tribune.
These men who are everlastingly looking
out for an assault On prohibition are carrying
zeal too far. An honorable mans oath is
sufficient to have him enforce any law on the
statute books, no matter how odious person
ally. Governor Martin was not a prohibition
list, and yet there was no complaint Of his not
doing his duty, Marsh Murdoch is not pro-
hibitionist, but like Martin, if elected gov
ernor, he would do his whole duty by the law.
Kansas cannot afford to make everything sub
servient TO one law. There are other laws
needing attention, and they should De looked
after.
The Record is unwavering in its support of
prohibition. and yet it can not but see that
there is a strong objection against making it
party shibboleth any longer. 1t is popular. 1t
is the viii of the people. expressed time and
again. Cannot we now afford TO leave lis en-
forcement in the hands of honest men? 1t
cannot be disguised that prohibition has been
prostituted by demagogues in order TO ride
into power. This should stop. 1t is a great
reform and should stand on its merits. So far
as enforcing the law is concerned, the Record
believes Governor Murdoch would stand by his
oath of Office, and that is all that should be
asked,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-27
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

The solution of Indian tribal govern
ment is dissolution.
A legal paper has been started by Okla
homa City lawyers.
The Eagle now claims that Ell Reno is
on the Santa Fe route.
George Clarke, grandson of Sid Clarke.
died at Lawrence, Saturday.
1t is about time for the papers to begin
to talk about celebrating April p.
The Choctaw finally reached Oklahoma
City at 2 o'clock, Saturday afternoon.
There are $50 contests in East Guthrie
and Capitol hill filed before the board.
The Oklahoma thermometer has been
having a good many ups an6 downs of
late.
The Edmond Sun believes that '92 will
be great railroad building year in Okla
homa.
Governor Seay's successor as judge will
have the appointment Of clerk OF the dis
trict court.
Miss Matte Kelso is mentioned for Ok
lahoma's vacant place on the worlds fair
commission.
Beaver county objects to the Stevens
county people coming down into Beaver
to fight their battles.
A Beaver county poet has broken out
over the charms of Beaver county. he
makes Beaver" rhyme with clever"
Colonel Bradford, general manager of
the Choctaw, denies the rumor that the
Santa Fe had gained control of that line.
The second water-works we'll has reached
the depth of forty-four feet, but suff-
Gent amount of water has not yet been
obtained.
The mine horror is the second terrible
visitation which has fallen on McAlester.
Twelve years ago a cyclone passed over
the town, destroying about 100 houses.
Some twenty people were killed outright
and many more MANNED for life.
The greatest slur yet has been thrown
out on Kansas by the Indian (Atoka) Citi-
zen. 1t states that the Cherokee strip was
given to the Cheyennes and Arapahoes,
but that the Indians didn't like it on ac-
count of its close proximity to Kansas"
Norman Transcript: The Democrats held
a meeting in the opera house here last Sat
urday and organized the Cleveland County
Democratic club. The president is S. I.
Leavy; treasurer, w. c. Renfrow; and
secretary, J. c. Darlington.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-27
Some curious Beck TI.r..

In the S.xteenfh century vs End the
greatest extraEagancs displayed in the
titles q bocks These r1ay b. TAKEN a. ez.
s-zpiss: he Spiritual SNUFF BoE. 20 Lad
Der0ted Souis 20 Christ. +" and The srsr-
itual Seriusa far s0als Sseeped in DsTo-
ton. !" A work GA Christian charity pub
ltshed Ia iJs7 Is entitled Buttons Ard
Button Holes for Belisvsrz' Brsecbes .
The editor q this paper has Fasbsr IL
Chsucss's work entitled Bread Cook-d "a
the Ashes; Brought By al Angel % The
Prophes Elgsah Elijah 20 Coraf1rt tbs
Dying Asofhsr yes fssura With ths
cufiozs title Il The Lamp q s. Angas-
tine, add the Plies That Fiji Aroans II.
The following vsry sitr.ctiys ti,ls ap-
pared IA = tlsok yzbilsbad a Ss-oaxsIs IN
l0so- Sosas Beautiful Bfseusts Cooks1 n
The ovga q Charity and Pat ASIDE for tbs
Fowls q The Church. tie spsrrows q TIE
Spirit s-d TIE Swallows q Saivztsoa-"-
St. LoEis RsDabiie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-27
A Girl in the Aarp=thian..

Before riding. and not knowing how
long | might have to be in the saddle, J
had been as fresh as paint and as keen
as any lizard; now, having arrived, /
was tired at once, sat on the bed with
my yellow ieggined feet stuck ont in
front OF me like a dorlzing. and fell,
slight, rather weak, half controlled
smiles chase over my face as | glanced
about the room.
The woman brought in an engaging
looking soup tureen, from which, how
ever, no steam rose, and lordly dish Of
maize meal porridge,
The hens supper il used 10 be al
home" thought l, in faint amusement,
and sat down to investigate the soup
tureen. Beautiful clumps and clots Of
milk were IN it-sour milk, but o. a
sourness exquisitely fresh, and clean 70
taste. The woman showed me the
method Of procedure. You filed your
soup plate with the milk, which you ate
with a spoon. and every now and then
you took a spoonful Of the porridgs from
the big dish before you. VIII any one
tell me where was ever such a supper;
Ny hostess stood beside Ine, a queer
woman's mixture Of curiosity and shy
ness, telling me she had LOGGER already,
and expected another in few days, be-
ginning every sentence with ''Ich sag
linen, or "JetZt, ich bite.
She fetched teapot and small tum-
bier and left me with them Idrew my
little Epictetus from my knapsack; It
would be as wei 70 have a motto for uny
journey and the poor sIavs would give
me something fitting
You cannot open the Encheiridion a;
the wrong place, for there is none. This
is what was printed inst where pat n
my finger. DO not seek 70 have ell
things happen as you would choose
them. but rather choose them 70 happen
ss they DO: and 30 shall the current q
your life R0w free I took cozpie o! {
cigarettes with this reflection ard then /
went sansly 20 my bed.-Ienis Muriel |
Dowie.