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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01
z Petersburga.

LoNDYN, 3o.go listopada. -
z Petersburga donosza, re W
rosyjskim Komitecie ministr6w
zapanowa}y powazne nieporo-
zumienia. Zapewne car kaze
sic podac do dymisyi ministro'
wi sprawiedliwosci Sen. Ma
nasseinowi oraz ministrowi ro-
bot publicznych, radcytajnemu
Kriwoszeinowi. Temu ostat.
MENU maja bye dowiedzione
znaczne naduzycia pieniezne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01
Nova CapriviegO.

BERLIN 3Ogo listopada. =
DIS W Radzie pa6stwa prze-
mawia{ kanclerz v. Caprivi.
Odpiera} on bardzo energicz-
ME zarzuty,. czynione rzadowi
przez socyalist6w Liebknechta
i Bella, a g}6wnie bronh
pred ich napascia armie.
Twierdzia, re najwieksze ME-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01
ROk ~.

ubezp'eczenis tych firm pokryja led
vie polowe straty.
Poniewaz najzupe}niej niewytl6-
maczona jest przyczyna pozaru, kt6-
ry wybuchi W miejscu, gdzie nsgro.
madzone by}y nadzwyczsj latwo "a
paine materye nieprzemakalne, po-
niewaz pozar sam ze siebie powstae
ule m6g4, W budynku wsasnie str6-
z6w ME byso, przeto bye moze, ze
ktos ogieh podlozyl. Zarzadzono O.
sire sledztwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01
ZnaleziOny dynamit.

LoNDYN, so listopada. =
Paryzki correspondent gazety
Daily News donosi, co ma
stepuje: Piec pax dynamitu
znaleziono W polu niedaleko
miejscowosci Angors W de.
partamencie Maine-et. Loire.
Zkad sic tam wzia1, niewiado
mo. W Marsylii zualeziono
podczas rewizyi mieszka1
anarchist6w znaczne zapasy
materya16w wybuchowych i
60 rnr, widocznie przeznaczo-
nych ma bomby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01

PAEYz, 3ogo lisropada. -
Inspector policyjny Colson 20
sta{ ostatniej nocy smiertelnie
raniony W chwili, gdy chcia4
aresztowac pewnego anarccis-
to. Nieszczesliwego urzedni.
ka odstawlono do szpitala,
gdzie wkr6tce skonal. Anar.
chista uciek{.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01
Il WfOch.

RzYM, 3ogo listopada. =
W}ochy So ciagle bez ministe-
ryum. Obecuie mad ciezkiem
zadaniem utworzenia nowego
gabinetu pracuja wsp6lnie
Sig. Zanardelli GRAZ Senator
Sarocco. Bye muze, IL to lm
sic uda. w razie utworzenia
gabinetu Sarocco obja}by teke
splaE zagranicznych, a baron
Sonino zosta}by ministrem
skarbu. Daisy sk}ad moze
bnego ministeryum niewiadc
my.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01
Cholera W Turcyi.

UNCONSTITUTIONAL, 80 list
Cholera trwa tutaj ciagle W
dzielnicy Pera, zamieszkanej
wiecej przez Europejczyk6w,
przecietnie bywa so wypad-
k6w choroby ! Is smierci ma
dzle6; W innych dzielnicach
zaraza zrzadza jeszcze wick
sze szkody. Inzynier francuz
XII, budujacy tu wielki szpital
padl ofara cholery.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01
POswiecenie katedry W Marsylii

PARYz, 30-go listopada. =
w Marsylii dis odby}o sic
bardzo uroczyscle poswiecenie
wspania1ej katedry katolickiej.
Dzlesie6 tysiecy byfo obecnych.
Kamie6 wegielny pod swiaty,
ME zosta} po}nzony jeszcze W
r. 1852 przez Napoleona Hlgo.
Gmach wznosi sic ma wzg6rzu
W poblizu Quai de la Toilette.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01

emigrantow, udajacych sic do
Ameryki. W liczbie rannych
znajduje sic panna Frandin,
spiewaczka, kt6ra utraci}a W
katastrofe $4,000 fir. got6wka
i kosztowne klejnoty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01
Racya fzyka.

= Trzeba ME mice sumienia, pa
ME Michale! Whales pan odemnie
sto dolarow ME cheese ich oddac.
= Jaki pana dziwak. Wiesz, ze
ME nam sumienia cheese odebrac
sto dolarow!..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01
Do wyb0ru!. %,

Rzecz dzieje sic W restauracyi.
= Kelner! A co..tam macie do je.
dzenia?
= Kielbasa kapusta.
= A wiecej?
= Moae bye i kielbasa bez kapu-
sty.
"A wiecej?
= HIM.. jezeli pan sobie ayczy,
moae bye kapusta z kieibasa...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01

= Pod Melilla W Afryce znajduje
sic obecnie juz 49, 90 wojska hisz.
pahskiego.
: Anglia Niemoy zamierzaja u
rzad1c konferencye W celu okresle.
MIA sfery ich wplywu W Afryce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01

bezpiecze6stwo dla woiska
przedstawia agitacya socyaliL-
styczna. Potepia} r6wniez ruch
antysemicki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01
Telesramy KrajoVe.
MrOzy

MrOzy.s
ST PAUL, MINI, 80 listop.
Najwieksze zimna W tym sezo-
ME zblizaja sic W kierunku
wschodnim bardzo szybko. Tu
temperstura wynosi zero sto.
PM, w Morehead 10 nizej zera,
W St. Vincent l6 nizej zera, W
terrytoryum ma p61noc wiecej
wysunietem 20-32 stopni nj.
zej zera. Mrozy te siegaja cd
Helena. Tam mrozy tax by}y
wielkie, ze miasto zmuszone
bylo wydalit 700 robotnik6w
zatrudnionych przy parku Go.
mo z }aski.
WojOwniczy Indyanie.
ENID, OKLAHOMA, 80 listop.
Kuryer 3 Cantonment przynosi
wiadomosc, ze kompania wojsk
zwiazkowych wysz}a Camp
Supply, azeby szajce lndyan
szczepu Cheyenne, ktora wynn
kne}a sic stray wojennej, Ia
biedz droge. 1odyanie chca
zemscit SIC mad niejakim III
mem O'Ha"a, kt6ry m4odego
naczelnika R-d Blanket schWy.
taw~zy ma goracym uczynku
kradziezy kur, zabi}. Kiedy
W ciagu ubipg}ego tygodnia
general M les zuajdowai sic we
Fort Reno, pewien kuryer
przyni6sl wiadomoscl, ma pod
stawie kt6rych general sadzi4,
ze Indyan juz doscignieto i
prowadza z powrotem; p6z
niejsze Jednak wiadomoscl te-
mu sic sprzeclwiaja, gdyz woj
ska W Camp Supply donosza,
ze jeszcze Cze wonosk6rych
ME dopedzono, i re ci gotuja
sic do walkl. Szajka ich ska.
da sc z 80 miodych wojowni'
k6w' dobrze uzbrojonych, na
doskonaiych kucykach, kt6re
niosa ich szybko do Cheyenne
County. 0 Hara jest pod stra'
zaszeryfa powiecie Cheyenne,
tax oddalonym i odcietym cd
cd komunikacyi, ze wszelkie
wiadomosci roznosic musza ku-
ryerzy.
Strajk ma kOlei Lehieh.
JERSEY, CITY, N. j., 80 list.
Dzis popo}udniu ma kolei LIE.
high odesz}y stad cztery po-
ciagi towarowe, jeden przy-
by{. Oko}o pofudnia wszy
stkie przesy}ki w}ozono ma po
ciagi i magazyuy sic opr6zni4y.
w obec nleunist6w ME pred
siebrano zadnych krok6w ME-
przyjaznych, laden re straj ke,
row ME stara} sic o robote i o.
czekuja, il straik zako6czy sic
W "a godzinach, z powodu, ze
konferencya odby}a sic wczo.
raj pomiedzy przyw6dzcami
strajker6w a komitetem polu.
bownym. Wilbur, prezydent,
podaf ultimatum, kt6rego przy
jecie jedynym jest warunkiem
zako1czenia strajku. Strajk
ten DUO kosztowa} kompania.
Zdarza}y sic nieszczesliwe wy
padki, lokomotywy wylaty-
waly W powietrze, ludzie 20
stall pozabijani. Frachtu ME
przewozono W okolicach ko.
pain wegli, a W innych miej.
scowosciach bardzo by} uiedo.
stateczny. Przesy}ki fracbtowe
zmniejszy}y sic o 80 procent, a
osobowe pociagi prawie wcale
ME kursowa}y. Straty strajke'
row zas po wiekszej czesci 20
sta}y wyr6wnane przez ofary
stowarzysze1.
Wypadki kolejowe.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, 80 list.
Frachtowy pociag kolei Chica-
90 & Rock Island and Pacific
idacy ma zach6d, dis rano Bill
sko stad o godz. 9 min. 40
wpad1 na lokomotywe ranzu.
jaca. W}asnie panowa}a "a
wierucha sniezna, kt6ra ME do.
zwoli1a maszyniscie dojrzec To-
komotywy. Pokaleczeni costa
l.. Loodub+or T. r. Rannutt 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01

komotyWy pogrucnoCane, ale
wagcny re SYN ME wyskoczy.
}y. Zdaje sic, re Mkt ME by4
winien, IL katastrofa nastapi}a.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, 80 listop.
Pociag chicagoski Limited ma
kolei Illinois Central, mile na
p61noc cd dworca W Jackson,
Miss, wczoraj popo}udniu zde-
rzy} sic z pociagiem towaro.
wynn. Obie lokomotywy 20.
sta4y mocno uszkodzone i Kill
ka wagon6w zgruchotanych.
Tim Jewett, konduktor pocia.
gu Limited z}ama} noge po-
kaleczy} sic opr6cz tego; z po-
dr6znych Mkt ME uszkodzony.
Wiceprezydent Stevenson.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, 80 Ii.
stopada. Wiceprezydent z
mafzonka jutro rano wyj jezdza.
ia do Washingtonu. Odnajell
tn swe mieszkanie i urzadze-
ME zamieszkaja W stolicy W
hotelu Normandie, gdzie re-.
wniez zamieszka m1ody Lewis
Stevenson, skoro wr6cl re zona
z Enropy. M}odzi pa6stwo
wyjezdzaja W sobote parowcem
francuzkim La Bretagne.
Zamach mOrderczy.
MUsKEeoN, MICH, 80 listop.
A. Goudberg, kupiec tutejszy,
wczoraj wieczorem o godz. 8
zosta} wywabiony mieszka'
MIA do skiadu przez nieznajo'
mego mezczyzne, kt6ry mu po.
wiedziai, il cbce kupic zna-
czna ilosc zboza. w pol 60
dziny p6zniej zona Goudberga
znalazfa 90 W sklepie lezacego
bez przytomnosci, z trzema
ciezkiemi ranami W g}owie.
Krew mu p}yne}a g}owy i
uszu izrabowano mu wszystkie
pieuiadze. Przyszed1 do siebie
dopiero dis mad ranem, ale
ME jest W stanie opowiedziee
o szczeg6}ach zamachu "a
chodzi Ottawa, Re umrze.
EksplOzya.
ETwooD, IND, 30 listopada.
DIS po po}udniu o godz. poi
do piatej wydarzy}a sic stra.
szna eksplozya. Dom maszy'
nowy nalezacy do Electric
Light Go. i Electric R. R. Go.
zosta} zburzony. Czterech
mezczyzn zo,ta}o pokaleczo.
Eych. Nazwiska ich sa: o.
B. Frazier, Leidis Shiveley,
David Tompkins, Joseph Nc
Mahon. Take klerkowie W
Citizens Gas Co., pann.a Min
uie Mitchell Bert Carpenter,
zostali skaleczeni przez belki
spadajace. Miasto W ciemno:
sciach pograzone, a pociagl
kolei elektrycznej ME kursuja.
TOLEDO, o, 80 listopada.
w tartaku Scotia Ventress
przy Oak Harbor, o., dis "a.
no pek} kocie} parowy. Ma
szynista Edward Gordon i
foreman Edward NJ. Monroe,
zostali ma miejscu zabici, a ro-
botnik David Wright smier
telnie pokaleczony. Szkoda
zrzadzona wynosi $4,000.
o straj ku g0rnik0w.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, 80 Ii.
stopada. Wiceprezydent Ste
venson, kt6ry jest prezyden,
TEN kompanii kopalni wegla,
mia} dis naradzaG sic z komi-
tetem reprezentujacym 10
g6rnik6w strajkujacych. Oh.
nizono ion place i przedwczoraj
straik sic rozpocza}. Pan Ste
venson czekaf przez jakis czas
ma przybycie komitetu, kie'
dy mkt ME nadszed}, powie-
dzia1 pewnemu reporterowi, re
zarzadzcy Grahamowi da1 zu'
pe}he pe4nomocnictwo dzla1a-
MIA. Wiceprezydent ME zna}
w}asciwych interes6w kopalni,
ale by} "a tenn, azeby postapio.
NO ,piod II uyio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-01
Wypadki kOlejOwe.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, 80 list.
Frachtowy pociag kolei Chica-
90 & Rock Island and Pacific
idacy ma zach6d, dis rano Bill
sko stad o godz. 9 min. 40
wpad} ma lokomotywe ranzu.
jaca. W}asnie panowa}a "a
wierucha sniezna, kt6ra ME do.
zwoli}a maszyniscie dojrzec To-
komotywy. Pokaleczeni costa
Ii: konduktor E. E. Bennett re
Stuart, z pociagu frachtowego,
pokaleczony W glove; zwro-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-22

the army post She is bereft of society,
except in Ii most Limited sense. More
than half the time keep my wife east
among her girlhood friends. l prefer
to suffer the loneliness Of camp life by
myself to having her suffer it also, all
the time. Moreover, when she returps
to spend few months with me, she is
full of renewed life and gossip, and it
does me good to hear her chatter and
tell of the good times she has had;
dancing, for instance, with fellows
who tried to be her lovers before l
married her"
''How long is your company likely to
remain at that poSt?"
Il said forever, and meant it. The
war department has forgotten that we
are there 1t is 'one company post,
and one of the least desirable in the
country. You probably do not realize
%hat one company post is. Well, it
Gers that there are only three Off
scle enterta hnd they are their own
nnvthing more Could you imagine
to suicide or madnesS, to drive men
pel three men to live togep.. to com
Z ont other associates year in anTith'
out? There is nothing new under th
sun. There areno new stories, no lev
anecd.tes of personal adventure, N,
new de,ds ofdaring done by either o
the thre, Our individual histories ar,
minuteI tnown by each other, insid,
of .wonoiths. Then there is nothin,
to say but good morning or goo,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-22

evening" for there is nothing to talk
about. I am here in Washington for
three weeks on detached duty, and you
may we'll believe that am happy while
this duty lasts. But when think of
returning to that post understand
something of the feelings which per-
meate the minds of the unfortunate
fellows who deseSt. Bv the way, you
have undoubtedly read of great num-
ber of desertions from the ranks of the
army. And you have heard the cause
of such desertions attributed, of
course, to the cruelty of army officers.
That is not true. The men desert be-
cause they cannot endure the solitary
life which they lead. There is nothing
of highly patriotic character to hold
the men. There is no war, no pros
pect of war, not even an indication of
Indian troubles, and the common
soldiers reason and argue to themselves
that it is no disgrace to desert.
"Of course, you know that the com
mon soldiers in time of peace are not
the best educated men in the land, and
they reason in a small intellectual cir
Gle, reaching conclusions which you
and know to be wrong. They con-
clude that there is nothing in the army
for them, no prospect of promotion, no
likelihood of actual field service; they
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-22
BY THE WHOLESALE.

Bank Failures In the West Multiplying
Daily-On Monday There Were Six in
the State of Kansas. Two in Kansas
City and Three in Denver.
Topeka, Kan, July Estate Bank
Commissioner Breidenthal was on Mon
day notified of the suspension of six state
and private banks in Kansas, all due
to the suspension of Kansas City banks
in which they had deposits. The banks
reported are the Bank of Johnson City,
the Bank of Weir City, Hood & Kin
caid's private bank of Pleasonton,
Caney valley bank of Caney, Ritter 81
Doubleday's private bank of Colum bus
and the Bank of Meade of Meade Cen
ter.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July IS. = The
Missouri national bank, which was
looked upon as one of the stoutest
houses in the west, closed its doors at
noon. Its assets are nearly $4,000, 900,
while it's liabilities are only one-half
of that figure. At $3.50 a. m. the Bank
of Grand avenue failed for $3.50, 900.
DENVER, Col, July IS. The first
bank failure in Denver since 1874 oc-
Cured Monday morning when the
Peoples savings, the Colorado savings
and the Rocky Mountain dime and dol
lar savings banks closed their doors,
The assets of the Peoples savings
bank are $1,000, 900; liabilities. 1880
900. The Colorado savings bank has
assets over liabilities, it is claimed,
amounting to $4,000. The assets OF
the Rocky Mountain dime and dollar
savings bank are 1856, ,sO3. SO; liabilities,
S105, ,654. 81.
1t is understood that all the assign
ments were preconcerted and the steE
was taken for self-protection and for
the protection of the depositors. The
direct cause of the failures was the uni.
vcrsal hard times ana the inability tC
realize on securities. The president o.
each bank declares that every deposition
will be paid in full and that the insti
tutions will resume.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-22
KILLED AT A PICNIC.

Two Men Lose Their Lives by the Explo-
sion of Mortar for Shooting Fireworks
Bombs at Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 1T.-By the explosion
of finch mortar, loaded with heavy
charge of powder and a fireworks shell,
two men We're Instantly killed,
two fatally injured and two
more slightly injured Sunday
night. Richard Marshall's head
was torn off and Michael Snow was in
stantly killed. his body being badly
torn and lacerated. The accident took
place at Sixty-ninth and Wood streets
at a picnic given under the auspices of
the Society del Carlnine, an
Italian organization belonging to
Father Machin's church, Sixty-ninth
and State streets. The immediate
cause of the explosion is not known.
Marshall was standing 100 feet from
the bomb rocking his babe in car
riage. A piece of iron weighing about
thirty-tive pounds completely severed
his head from his shoulders. The babe
was not injured.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-22
SWELLING THE FUND.

About 500, 900 Raised SO Far for the De-
pendents of the Dead Chicago Firemen-
Small, Attendance Mt the Fair on ''He-
roes' Day" hut Large Sum Realized
from the Sale of Tickets.
CHICAGO, July 17.--Yesterday was the
last open Sunday at the Worlds Column
bian exposition. 1t was also the day
on which the entire gate receipts of the
worlds fair were to be devoted to the
relief fund OF the heroes who
lost their lives in the cold
storage fire while obeying orders.
Even the cause to which all Wis
itors contributed their portion failed 70
bring out large crowd. Forty-nine
thousand four hundred and one persons
paid to enter the exposition gates Sun
day. There were 2,403 children's tick
cts sold. This gives the fircmen's ben
eft fund SPA, ,099.T5. The tickets re-
ported do not represent the total
amount sold, for there were thousands
of persons who took the opportunity
offered by purchasing admissions to
contribute to the relief fund but who
did not attend the fair. When all the
returns are in it is probable that $780,
900 will be added to the fund from this
source. The fund, exclusive of the sale
of tickets for the fair ON Sunday, has
reached s79.2S7.
The amount raised for the sufferers
of the cold-storage fire will be con-
siderably larger than the number
| of visitors indicated, according to the
| stories of the gatemen. Almost all
| of the ticket-sellers said that
many persons deposited dollars
| Tor admission tickets and re-
| fused to take the change. One man at
the Sixty-second street gate gave $50
for two tickets. He would give nc
name, but said he was from New York
and was worshiper of heroes. Sew
eral other persons paid five dollars fol
ticket, and Superintendent Horace
Tucker received a large number of let
ters inclosing money for tickets from
| persons who could not attend the fair
In the afternoon 1,5OO people gath
cred in Festival hall. The platform wa:
draped with white and black cloth, ar
ranged in festoons. The chorus of 20(
voices sat on the platform, and the
great organ was used for the first timt
at Sunday service. w. L. Tomlin
led the chorus and Arthur Mees wa
organist. Rev. l.. P. Mercer pastor o
New Church temple (Swedenborgianl
preached memorial sermon.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-22
TRAIN GOES OVER A PREClPlCE.
Six Persons Killed and Thirty Seriously
Injured by an Accident in Spain.


MADRID, July IA dispatch from
Bilboa, capital of the province of Bis
caya, in northern Spain, says
that a terrible railroad accident
occurred in that province Friday
night. A train consisting of a
locomotive and six carriages, while
rounding sharp curve in the noun
tains, ran off the track and went over
high precipice. Six persons were
killed and thirty seriously injured.
Many of the victims are men,
bers OF the best Basque faml-
lies. The provincial government
authorities and number of ply
sicians rave started for the scene of the
accident. Owing to the mountainous
character of the country and the fact
that the train fell into the val
ley it is extremely difficult to
get to the sufferers to relieve
them. The place where the train went
over the precipice is at the head of val
ley noted for its picturesqueness. 1t is
about midway between the villages of
Auzuola and Nergara.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-22
Beats the Pigeon Record.

CHICAGO, July lS-One of the pigeons
let loose on the worlds fair grounds at
1910 o'clock last Saturday morning
reached its home about 200 miles away
at 71s a. m. Monday. The bird is one
of thirty-seven owned by the Empire
City Flying club whose headquarters is
at Thomas Clark's farm, Ozone Park,
L. |. The birds fiight-nearly 1000
miles in 46 hours, minutes-is said to
b the most successful in the annals of
the sport. The bird wins gold medal
and $50 and the second and third birds
will get medals and smaller cash
prizes. Another lot of forty-eight birds
was loosed at 10 u. M
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-22
Took the Law In Their own Hands

UNION Cry, Tenn, July is.-At IL
o'clock Sunday night thirty armed men
raided the city and visited a number of
disreputable resorts, demolishing the
houses and furniture and notifying the
inmates to leave the city. Attampts to
suppress these resorts by law have
failed. Twelve years ago this city was
similarly raided. Seven years ago a
den of local thieves was broken up and
seven hanged by mob. Since then
until recently the city has been noted
for its purity. 1t has 5000 inhabitants
and is one of the most prosperous towns
in the state.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-22
CAN'T COME BACK.

Chinese Authorities Refuse to Allow Chi
nese Who Have Been Here Once to Re-
turn to the United states.
WASHINGTON, July ia letter re-
ceived at the state department from
Mr.. Derby, the United States minister
to China. was accompanied by proc
lamation issued by the Chinese authori-
ties in which it was stated that 100, 900
Chinese who had returned to China from
the United States within the past year
would be prevented by the law from
again entering this country. An inves-
tigation by the treasury department
has developed that since 1888 less than
1000 Chinese have returned to their
native country and the eXaggeration OF
the proclamation is still more appar-
ent when taken in consideration with
the well-known fact that only small
proportion of Chinese leave this coun-
try with the intention of returning.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-22
WAYLAiD THE SHERIFF.
An Arkansas Officer Shot and Robbed OF
$4,000 Near Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. July l7.-Friday night
Sheriff Werner, of Crittenden county,
Ark, stepped off the Iron Noun
tain train at the junction across
the river and an unknown man
shot at him. The sheriff re-
turned the fire, but on the next shot
the sheriff was hit in the right arm.
The sheriffs gun dropped from his grasp
and the unknown, leaping upon the Of
ficer, ro ,bed him of sl2, 900 and escaped.
The sheriff is at Gaston's hotel. Int
will be out in few days.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-22
d. FRY.
He Had Experience.

Merchant-You want a place in my
store, You say?
Applicant-Yes, sir.
Ever worked in a store before?"
,...Xes, SIR"
sho,,Id 80. - try you. Suppose a lady
siouiu ooinet q with a piece of cloth
ana want to get u lumber of wards to
match it, what would you ao?r
I'D send her to the next counter
II guess you've had experienee"-
Texas Siftings.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-22
Cannot Sue a CITY for Libel.

BosroN, July 1.-THE supreme court
has handed down decision in the case
of A. II. Rowland civil engineer who
sued the town of Maynard for libel, for
publishing in its annual report state
ments rejecting unfavorably upon
some work which the town had en-
ployed Howard to do. The court prac-
tically holds that libel suits against
towns and cities cannot be maintained.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-22

BERLIN, July 1.-THE army bill was
passed by the reichstag by majority
of 16. The vote stood POI in favor of
the measure to 49, against it.