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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
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Before Going to the WoIld's Pair
EndTire Abouf

The Limited Express trains of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee x st. Paul Railway
between st. Paul and Chicago and
Omaha and Chicago.
These trains are vestibuled, electric
lighted and steam heated. with the fin
est Dining and Sleeping Car Service in
the world,
The Electric reading light in each
berth is the successful novelty of this
progressive age, and is highly appreciat-
ed by all regular patrons Of this line.
We wish others to know its merits, as
the Chicago Milwaukee d st. Paul Rail-
way Is the only line in the west enjoy
ing the exclusive use of this patent.
For further information apply to
nearest coupon ticket agent, or address
G. ]. EDDY, General Agent,
J. w. CASEY, Trav. Pass- Agt.
225 Stark ST., Portland, Or. If
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25

SUSPECTED CRAZY.-Sherifi Knight
this morning received a telegram from
Jacob SchArbach, Of Mt. Angel, request
Ing the sheriff7s immediate presence as
there was . suspected crazy man In
that vicinity. Judge Hubbard said he
would not put the county TO the expense
Of investigating s0eh complaints with
out further evidence. Sheriff Knight
went down on the afternoon train.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25

To- KEEP In GoIEa.- Despite the
turmoil over gold and silver, J. A. Van
Eaton. the grocer, is doing all he can
10 keep II circulating. Good goods for
good money.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25

OUR BAED.-The Second Regiment
Band that has been chosen to furnish
music for the state fair, now meet
nightly in their rooms for practice and
beginning next Tuesday evening will
give some free open air concerts. The
band IL now well equipped and will
spare no pains 10 give satisfaction.
They have Just purchased handsome
new uniforms at q cost Of 1881 which
will be used for the first time during
the fair.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25

THE H0P PAPKR.-The last two
issues Of the JOURNAL have been In
great demand. hundreds Of copies sell
Ing 10 hop men In addition 10 our re-
eular circulation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Alfred Wright 9 diminutive little
man presented gopher scalp for ten
cents
Nobody can have dyspepsia or bill
liousDess II they take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
J. Sites, the boss laUndrymAu at the
state insane asylum, has gone to LOuis-
vile, KY, on visit.
Anti Disappointment fruit iars at
Clark & Eppley's grocery. OF eourse,
they are the famous Lightning In
stanter selEsealiDg.
Great peach house Of Salem, Clark &
Eppley.
Nobody can be troubled with coDsti-
patton or piles if they take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McNary, Misses
Nina, Matte and Ella M:Nsry and
Charles McNary have returned from
their outing at Elkhorn.
Prot. and Mrs. z. B. McEIroy and
their three children left yesterday after
noon to spend few days at Newport.
Mrs. G. GabrieIson leaves for her old
home at Des Moines, Iowa, tomorrow,
to join a party of worlds fair tourists.
A. o. Damon, the heavy man Of Da-
mon Bros, grocers, starts in the morn
ing to revisit his old Iowa home. The
White City at Chicago win also be tax
en- In.
Mrs. Mel Hamilton was called to AL
bany today by the severe illness Of her
father with paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Howell were at
Newport for few days.
In town today are Mckinley Mitchell
Of Geryals and J. ". Hobart of Gar
field.
Miss Starr returned home today on
the local from near Monroe, where she
has been visiting for few days.
Miss Cornelia Poole Of Portland re-
turned this afternoon.
NJ. E. Po0ue, the Stenographer, has
gone to Tillamook to report several
cases in the circuit court
Mrs. and Mrs. A. B. Crossman went
through from Newport thislafternOon.
Miss Ermine Bushnell went to
Brooks this afternoon for q few days
visit.
School Superintendent Graham Is
now receiving returns from those as
piriDg teachers who failed to pass at
the last examination.
J. b. Heninger aud wife, Of Salem,
left Portland last evening over the
Northern Pacific for an extended visit
TO Chicago and Virginia, where Mr..
Henniger's parents reside.
Across the river from Salem, the peo-
pie have petitloned Supt. Hutchinson
10 give them q new school district.
Miss Mabel Hutton is visiting Mrs.
+. A. Stltes, Of Dallas.
w. A. Brandow, for many years con-
nected with Strong's restaurant, will
leave for the East tomorrow morning.
He will be gone for six weeks aud will
visit bis mother, whom he has not seen
for forty years.
Mrs. II. II. Williamson and Mrs. J.
O. Smith will give moonlight picnic
at Asylum farm tonight. About forty
invitations have BEEN issued.
Mr.. and MIS-. A. +. Hofer and daugh-
ter Marie arrived home this morning
after a six weeks visit TO Iowa and the
worlds fair.
Rev. F. II. Gwynne Is home for
few days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. DIR. Payne OF the Meth I
odlst conference at Albany came down
with President Whitaker today. /
Merchant Ho'mAn is home from
Idahna.
J. ]. Murphy and sOn returned today
from Newport. They report Col. Wag-
ner entirely recovered.
Mrs. VIM. Dumars aud daughter re-
turned from Newport today. Miss
starr OF San Francisco. her sister, came
with her for visit
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
Are You Hervous,

Are you all tired out, do you have that
tired feeling or sick headache? You
can be relieved of all these symptoms
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
gives nerve, mental and bodily strength
and purifies the blood. 1t also creates
q good appetite, cures indigestion,
heartburn and dyspepsia.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25

MARRIED. Judge Hubbard at i
O'Clock this afternoon pronounced the
marriage ceremony Of Michael Kloetsch
10 Mlss Olive b. Brown, both Of the
Htayton vicinity.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25

GIVEN BOARD.-In his rounds beg
ging this morning John Daley called at
the residence Of Chief Of Police Mimic,
for aid. Mr. Mimic took him before
Recorder Edes 10 receiye the verdict OF
i've days In Jail.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
BURTON BROTHERS

A&nufaeture Standard Pressed Brick.
Nodded Brick in all Patterns for Frouts.
and supply the brick for the New Salem CITY
Hall and nearly all the nns buildings erected
In the @ pttar City.
Yards near PenifenttsTy, Salem, Or. s1dv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
Notica to Rarmarn.

Please take notice that the Salem
FIGURING Mills Co, are prepared 10 fur
nlsh sacks this season a. has heen their
custom In past years.
Salem FIGURING Mills Co.
N, b, HOLLAND, manager.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25

WANTED. Furnished housekeeping
rooms near the state house. No chill
drep. Address Mns. Chas. Sheppard,
$50 Ferry street. s-s6-Sts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
Eeonomizs in Paper.

Clean newspapers, tisd in bundles Of
100, not cut, for sale st this offiee At
fiftesa esBts baodie- A heavy straw
Wrapping paper, large sheets, two cents
. pound. Next door TO ths postofiee.
II
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25

The gate Of heaven Is love There Il no
other. When generous act blooms from
anselnsh thought, the Lord Is With "a.
houRh we know IL not-Lucy Larcom.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
NEW TO-DAY.

The Fair" Court ssrees, fOr bar
EziRs-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25

Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy in
action and sure IN effect. 25 cts. a box.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
THE STATE INSURANCE co
PAYS.

The estate Of Salem" has not taken
advantage of the sixty days time IN
which 20 pay losses adopted by the Fire
Underwriters, as will be seen by follow
ing items:
SALEM, Or, Aug. q, 1898.
Ny livery barn and contents located
At Marion, Marion lcounty. Oregon,
burned on the 18th day Of July, 1898.
They were insured In the State Insur-
aDce Company Of Salem, Oregon.
was in California At the time of the fire
and for some time afterwards, hence
the delay in filing proofs; said proofs
having Just been filed with the compa-
ny. / am today In receipt Of $3.50, in
cash from said company, being the full
amount Of my claim. cannot speak
too highly in praise OF this popular
home company and its course during
these hard times. g. w. EPLER.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
AGENTS WANTED e saszy ans esunissia
for THE ONLY AUTHORIZED
BIOGRAPHY OF JAMES G. BLAINE,

BY GAIL HAMILToS, his literary executor,
with the 60 operation OF his family and for Mr
BlAine's Complete Works, TWENTY YEARS
o. CONGRESS-" and his later book, POLL
TlCAI DlSCUSsIONS-r One pros pectus for
these BEST SELLING books In the market
A p. Jordan OF Ne, took III ordeTs frcm frst
h0 calls; agents profit sle65G Ms Ballard
Of o. took Is orders, lS Seal Russia, In one dsy
profit t28 =. E N Rice, OF Mass took z orders
a oSr3Sre RFror1 e rSi,s. r-,1sI - x
Palmer of OAK i0ok 53 orders IN days.
pTont SBs 3. EXCLUSIVE TzRRIn0RYg gi {.
write Immediately for teams TO
THE HENRY BILL PUB. CO., Norwich, Cor.
Sl44fw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
sALEM. or, Aug. "A, 1898.

SALkA, Or., Aug. "A, 1898.
A short tune ago had the misfortune
20 have the livery barn that was Occu-
pied by me destroyed by fire, wherein
lost personal property which was in
sured with the State Insurance Com
pany, Of Salem, Oregon. The loss was
adjusted TO my entire satisfaction, and
they have paid me the full amount OF
my loss aud claim on what property /
had that was insured. can cheerfully
recommend this reliable home COM
pany. They have treated me fairly
aud literally, and paid me In cash on
receipt Of proofs. J. w. LANCE.
s-25 Sc DIV
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
FARM FOR SALE.

bARG AIS-ie0 acres with improvesnents
oteI h.lI ender ealtisation, rest pasture and
olee o. Z. NAsn,
en-lm-4ss Whsalland. Or.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25

A TTENTION-Cash money paid for Isgs.
"a bO9tie5, old iron and all kinds OF melA-s
also hides, AZ old CouH House, salem;
l-16-ly l. ToLPOI-Ah
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOR RENr-On Democratic Boom Termssa
10 new house with rooms, hard hnish; On
Division street between Front and Commsr
cial- Inquire on lot. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22
W(akema3's Wa3deri3qs.
ODD INCIDENTS OF FoREIGN TRAVEL AND
OBSERVATION.

the English commercial mind have
heard for a quarter OF a century OF
| naught else than their ingots and
spindles, pottery and looms, fabrics and
ships. lock.ouis and walk-outs, depress-
ion and their tremendous trade super
latives Of every hard and hafassing
description.
But the material and literary fact still
remains that all the thousands Of ancient
English villages, and with not a half
hundred exceptions, are here just as
they we're at the beginning Of the
century, and jus, as. we have pored over
them In the best old works OF English
fiction. Not only this, but hundreds Of
modern villages with winsome olden
architecture In the habilament Of Eliza.
bethan and even earlier Tudor times,
enriched with luxurious parking and
intelligent Horticulture, and windows
been added to the mossier olden
stock.
Even in the congested districts Of
Lancashire, Yorkshire, northern War
wickshirc, Stailordshire and Shropshire
not an ancient village has passed from
sight, save where a town or city has
factory towns are so thick that clusters
OF chimney stacks crowd every acre OF
the horizon like giant spears above some
mighty encircling camp, there between
still stands the ancient hamlets, more
wiiching for the grimy fellowship OF
trade, and endless solace TO eye and
heart Of those who ceaseless toll.
Therefore when the lively American
who "docs" England In week tells us
that the rural England Of literature Is no
more, he tells us what perhaps some
Hyde Park orator, railway station porter
or travelling salesman has told him, but
still something which he does not know;
and when the London literary dilettante
falls upon and disposes Of rural England
In single breezy magazine article or
smart review, he commits for needed
stipend OF ten or twenty pounds little
short OF literary crime.
Such rs these and better still all those
who love the truly beautiful and win
somely picturesque In any land. without
seeking Quixotic quests among political
and social problems, should certainly
pass at least one summer among Eng.
lish villages. Hundreds can be found
even along the lines Of railway. Leav-
~ ahahVhf ~ NtaNff ~
trap, upon bicycle, or more advantage.
ously and fuller Of citation than all, on
your own good legs, every fine old
hedge bordered highway will furnish
you an astounding revelation in every
halfdays drive or walk.
What wondrous journeyings into the
past are thus afforded. What splendid
pages OF history are thus reopened-for
It has been In and about English villages
rather than In towns that English
history has been made. What challen-
ges are prompted 10 the great and the
to come from their wraithlands
and walk beside you where they once
dwell. And how you find that all you
knew OF books has nexpressibly lacked
in the true color and feeling until you
thus wed presence and actually with
the toneless tale OF words
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

LONDON. April 10, Iso5.--In my pre-
ceding article on English villages and
their folk, gave some account Of seven
English villages, and these in meres,
outline. Seven hundred Is truly nearer
theI number have personally visited.
Each one could furnish through leisurely
study, for brush or pen, abundant
material for winsome volume.
Same writers would have us believe
that English villages were things OF the
past; that rural England had completely
gone to decay; that the smoke OF
factory.s,aoks hung like a pail over the
remains OF all that Is mellow and old
and good; that the thunders OF the mills
had drowned all the dear old country
sounds; that commercial England with
hard and cruel hand had elIaced almost
the last vestige of the erst sweet and
charming countfysides; and that brick
and iron, stone and steel, coal and
Brummagem, varied now and then by
nobleman's demesne or gentlcman's
seat. were the Characteristic features Of
an English landscape.
As goodly proportion OF English as
American people have come to accept
this as true. But II Is astoundingly false,
as any one who will really saunter, not
rush, about England may know. Books
are largely responsible Tor this. English
fiction, like American fiction, OF from
half century to century ago was
replete with pictures OF village life and
character. When Charlotte Bronte laid
down her pen, and the labor OF George
Eliot-who was TO the early Victorian
age, at least In degree. what Shak'
speare was to the Elizabethan--was
done, mastership in this school Of define
alton seemed to cease.
Neither America nor England has
since produced a lasting work OF fiction
upon rural scenes and lowly folk.
Novelsts have wallowed In altruism,
psychological phenomena, subileties OF
crime and its detection, hldeous salaci'
BUSINESS, positive and comparative
religion, the heroics OF agnosticism and
inhdelty and In the shredded and be.
draggied warp and wooi OF ultra intense
metropolitan life. So those who rely on
intelligent fiction to reflect reality have
felt that the English village and Its folk
had surely passed away.
Again, the great world OF activities
has come constantly to intelligen, atten.
ton. through the press, the reviews and
through statistical volumes, largely TO
the exclusion Of the great underlying
world OF TACT and sentiment. In America
the stupendous affairs and progress OF
our great cities have almos obliterated
the memory Of some Of the sweetest
old hooks In all the world-thc historic
and beautiful hamlets Of New England,
OF the eastern and even Of the southern
and middle states. Yet they are all Just
as they once were, prettier and tenderer
for their pensiveness and increasing age.
Here. similarly, everything Is London,
Leeds, Birmingham, Manchester, Liver
pool, Hull. and that host OF practically
new manufacturing towns and cities OF
Yorkshire and Lancashire.
The American commercial mind and
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-10
Ma r6wniku.

Okret, ma kt6rym arcyksiaze Fer
dynand austryacki odbywa podr6z
naokoio swiata, przep&ywa& pie.
dawno pomiedzy Borneo i Sumatra,
przekraczajac r6wnik. Starym
zwyczajem marynarzy naleza}o od-
bye "chrzest r6wnikowy." Ceremo
MIA, cd kt6rej Mkt sic ME uchyli},
odby}a sic wielka okaza}osoia. Ma
prod ma pok}adzie statku zjawi1 sic
Neptun z ma}zcnka swoja Am6tryta
z orszakiem dziwacznych postaci
morskich murzynami, zapytujac
komendanta statku, czyjego roz
kazu przep{ywa morze. Otrzymaw
sly cd dpowiedz-rzek4 dalej-ze Mkt
ME przejdzie r6wnika, jesli sic ME
podda smigusowi. Kapela Neptuns
zagrafa "potpourri'' z piesai ludo'
wych austryackich, kwartet okretowy
odspiewal hymn marynarzy, poczem
ma komendanta wylaro porzadny
kube} wody. To by}o has1em. -.
Zacze}y zaraz dzia1ac pompy okreto
we, zalewajac obecnych stru
mieniami wody morskiej. Ksiecis
oszczedzono, ale on sam ME chcia.
bye gorszym cd innych i zostat te.
rzetelnie oblany cd stop do glow.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-10
ZderZenie parOwc6W.

ALPENA, Mich, 9Czerwca.-Paro
vice "Corsica" zderzy} sic dzisiaj
rano Is mil cd Thunder Bay Island
innym okretem, ktory natychmiast
z GAIA za}oga zatona}. Powodem
zderzenia byla wielka mg}a. Paro
vice "Cors;ca" ME mog{ ludzi to-
nacego okretu ratowa6, gdyz TAX byl
uszkodaony, re )ada chwile utonac
m6gi. Zwrocono 20 natychmiast W
strone do Thunder Bay dojechal
do ladu W pobllzu Ossinikee. w
surducie, kt6ry pozniej we wodzie
znaleziono, znaj jdowa} sic list z pod
pisem: Joe Davy, 213 Cherry ul'ca,
Green Bay, Wis.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-10
PieG Os6b sic spali}O.

w Niedziele dnia 4 b. IN. wybuchl
krotko po p6}nocy W pieciopietro
wynn domu ma 1873 East ulicy W No
wynn Yorku pozar, ktory W
krotkim czasie ca}y dom zaja{ pied
os6b zycia pozbawi2. Wszystko W
domu spa}o, gdy nagle alarmem ich
zbudzono. Panika pomiedzy lokato.
rami by}a ogromna; wiele os6b ucie.
ka}o bez ubrania. w dolnych pie.
trach mieszkajacy I'd o}ali MIN ogieh
sic rozszerzy} ma ulice wyjsc, ale 2
wyzszych pietr musiano wszystkich
"a pomoca drabin stray ratowac, CO
sic tez szczesliwle uda}o. Piec os6b
jednakowoz, kt6re sic ME zbudzily.
spali{y sic, mianowicie: William
Bente, jego iona Lula Bente, ijego
siostra Eliza Bente, dalej: Helena
Westmore Dietz Henry Pugsley.
Strate obliczono ma 1000.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-10
I KAPITOLU NARODOWEGO,
TRAKTAT z ROSyA PODPISANY.
NietylkO "a czyn, ale "a mysl nieprzy
jaznq ROsyi podlega kazdy
wydaniu.

WASHINGTON, y Ger. 1898
August Machen, kt6ry niedawno
obja} urzad pomocnika superinten.
denta listonoszow, ma bye awanso
wany ma g}6wnego naczelnika tego
oddz'a&u. Machen pochodzi Toledo,
jest krewnym prezydenta Clevelan.
da - dlstego W dwoch tygodniach
ma awans.
Prezydent Cleveland zdecydowal
sic wreszcie zwola6 nadzwyczajna
sesye kongresu ma pierwsza polowe
wrzesnia. Prezydent zapewnia, 20 o.
brady beda sic toczy6 mad uregulo
waniem srebra z}ota W skarbcu ma
rodowem.
Zlota ubywa 70 skarbca narodowe.
60. w marcu 1888 +. byio W kasie
2l9 lnilionow; W Styczniu 1889, 194
miliony; W 1890, 1T mil; W 1891,
141 mil W 1892, 119 mil; W stycz
niu 1893, 1OS MIL; a W czerwcu 1893
tylko 80 milionow. Przecietnie 25
mi!ion6w dolar6w W z}ocie wywoza z
Aneryki do Europy. Prezydent Gle
veland zwosal specyalny kongres,aby
temu zaradziG.
Nadchodza teraz wiadomosci z
Austryi,ze Rad tamtejszy mic ME ma
przeciw NJ. Judowi, zamianowanemu
ma generalnego konsula SUan6w Zje-
dnoczonych dla Austryi.
Newyorskle towarzystwo handle
we uchwall}o rezolucye potepiajaca
prawo Shermana i domagajace sic,
ably prawo to co rychlej odwo}auo,
jake szkodzace wielce W interesach
handlowych fnansowych.
Cleveland podpisal traktat Rosya
o wydawaniu nietylko przestepc6w
politycznych, ale nawet os6b podej
rSanych zamiar politycznej zbrod
nj. Kto zna Rosya, to vie, ze laden
uczciwy cz}ow'ek ME moze sympaty
zowat barbarzyhskimi prakty kami
rzadu. Prezydent Cleveland wiec
wyraznie uznaf &otr6w "a swych przy
Jaclof, a ludzl myslacych dbajacych
o dobro ogo}u. 49,. "a wyrzutkow!
Kazdy polak, ktory ME bedzie chcia}
chwallc rzadu carskiego, moze bye
aresztowany nawet W Stanach Z ed
noczonych-i wydany Ia }up barba
rzyhcow. Czy jeszcze raz polacy be
da g}osowa6 "a Clevelandem?!
Reprezentant Hawaju,p. Thurston,
zosta1 zaakceptowany rrzez Rad.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-10
MOrderstwO.

LAUREL, Del, 8 Czerwca.-Ny.
ger John Dennis wyjechal wczoraj z
jagodami do Salisbury, gdzie 20
sprzedaniu takowych, sic upil. Gdy
do domu wroci}, robi3 mu ojciec
lego wyrzuty, ma co on wziawszy
fuzye powiedzia}, re juz ME wr6ci.
Zona jego us}yszawszy to, pobieg&a
"a MIN i prosila 90, ady wrocis. Den.
mis- nj zmierzy} fuzya do mel zastrze.
liz ja ma miejscu. Do przybywajacej
matki take strzelif, ale chybi}, ona
uciek}a. Ojcu, starcowi rs letniemu,
przyiozy} fuzye do piersi j zsstrzelii
60, Il potem uciek}. Szeryf Hearn,
zabrawszy kilkunastu meAczyzn do
pomocy, uda1 sic "a MIN W pogoh.
Gdy go W zaroslach spostrzezono i
szeryf 60 wezwaa, ably sic podda},
odpowiedzia}, re to uczyni. Szeryf
zblizy} sic do niego, on palna} do
szeryfa, zab'jajac 60 ma miejscu i
uciek1.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-10
POSadZaia adWOkat0W o Zdrade.

CLEVELAND, 8 czer.-Hugh Ross i
John Clifford, ktorzy So ga6wnymi
oskarzyclelami Fricka zabojstwo
strajker6w W Homestead, bawia W
Clevelandzie. w ub.sobote ich adwo
kaci umorzyli sprawe W sadzie, zrze
kajac sic oskarzenia przeoiwko Fri
CHOW. Gdy W tel sprawie zapyta} re
porter WV wspom nianych przewodz
COW straj jker6w dlaczego sprawa 70.
sta}a umorzona, odpowiedzieli,ze oni
swych adwokat6w do tego, ME upo-
waznili. Adwokaci pewnie dostali
DUO pieniedzy cd kapitalist6w, ably
sprawe umorzyc.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-10
"Wiarus" przestaf wychOdziC.

Tygodnik winohski "Wiarus';
przestaf wychodzic, gdyz jak twierdzi
s&usznie wydawca, uwazano 60 W
niektorych domach polskich W kraju
i Ameryce raczej "a ulicznika ni2
"a wiarusa. Wychodzi obecnie pod
nszwa "Katolik'. Many nadzieje,
ze tresci forma winohskiego pis.
ma bedzie odtad zast6sowana dc no.
wei sympatycznej Navy. Jeden z
powaznlejszych artykuaow W pierw-
Sym numerze "Katobka" pochudzi
pod pi6ra K. Domagalskiego.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-10
PiOrunem Zabici.

FRANKFORT, KY, 9Czerwca.-
Wczoraj poposudniu trzas{ piorun
W dom farmeIa James Redding,
mieszkajacego W okolicy Swetzer
W tutejszym powiecie. Try
osoby zost,41y zabite a mianowicie:
James Redding, Alex Barbour i
J. Symer Jedna osoba, iona
J. Barkcr'a, zosta}a og}uszona.
Oprocz tych by}o jeszcze II osob W
tym domu, ale ME zostali uszko-
dzeni.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-10
Ohydna naDaSc.

CHICAGO, 9go Czerwca.-Edwards
Patridge'a, spekulanta zbozowego
na gieldzie, aresztowano dzisiaj ma
mocy oskarzenis Is letniej Klary
Karzyhskiej, kt6ra twierdzi, ze ia
Partridge do domu zepsucia zapro'
wadzi&. Sta ~iono go pod $1,000 kau'
cyl. Dziewczyna twierdzl, ze. Pa
fridge po kilku schadzkach mia
zabra} js do pewnego domu przy
Humboldt Court, gdy ia opuscil
da4 jej 500.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-10

Kazdy nowy abo-
nent, kt6ry zap1aci te-
raz diva dolary, costa.
ME pokwitowany do
l Stycznia 1895 roku.
Nadto jako premium
dostanie piekny obraz
olejny i ma ''Gwiazd.
Ike" poslemy Kalen-
darz ma rok 1894.
Ameryka jest maj
wieksza, najlepsza i
najtahsza gazeta pol
ska W Stanach Zjed-
noczonych.
Urzedowe wykazy
swiadcza, re zadna in
ma gazeta polska ME
ma lyle abonent6w co
i. "Ameryka."