davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-05
Cholera W Europe.

BERLIN, 4 90 czerwca. :
z Hamburga donosza, IL by}o
tam zn6w kilka wypadk6w
eholery. We Francyi r6wniez
dose czesto zdarzaja sic spora-
dyczne wypadki zarazy: W
Marsylii by}o W tych dniach s
wypadk6w, zako1czonych
smiercia. W Montpelier tax
re wybuchne}a cholera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-05
Fatalna eksplOzya W Niemczeeh.

BERLIN, Ago czerWca. =
Caly w6z na}adowany prochem
eksplodowa} dis po po}udniu
ma ulicy W Kim W pruskiej
prowincyi re6skiej. Powodem
nieszczescia by}a iskra 2 faj ki:
Dwai ludzie, kt6rzy siedzieli
ma wozie, zostali wyrzuceni
W powietrze i rozdarci ma stree
py. Trzynascie os6b odnios}o
ciszkie uszkodzenia; wiele 20.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-05
Wystawa wszechS WiatOwa
W L0ndynie.

LoNDYN, Ago czerwca. -
Proiektowanem jest urzadzenie
tutaj wystawy wszechswiato-
wei. Cd lat 81 ne by}o tn po-
dobnej wystawy, W. ostatni
czwartek odby1o sic posiedze-
ME przedstawicieli przemys1u
angielskiego. Wystawa odbe.
die sic w roku 1895 lub 1895.
Rad zamierza popr1ec wysta-.
we.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-05
Polar W LOndynie.

LoNDYN, Ago czerwca.
Ma Kensington Road by3wczo-
raj wielki pozar. Spsona}
wielki sk}ad towarow zela-
znych i blaszanych Formana /
szereg domow. Wszelki ratu-
mex, podczas gwa}townego wi
chru, ME byl W stanie podo}ac.
Szkoda dochodzi do $500.000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-05
stalo lei pokaleczonych. Domy
polozone W sasiedztwie SO take
dose mocno uszkodzone.
Wybuch W kaWiarni.

PARYa, Ago czerwca. =
DIS W jednej kawiarni W m.
Alais department Gard ma
stapi}a eksplozya dynamitowe'
60 naboju. Dwie osoby costa
ly ciezko poranione; wybuch
zniszczyl urzadzenie kawiarni.
Pow6d i sprswca wybuchu ME
wykryty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-05
NOtatki Miejskie.

P. Antoni Kontski, skompouo.
wal diva move chory, nMsrsz Soko.
low" (wiersz szcze'nego zahajkiewi'
cza) ,,Trzeba pic".
-.Wkr6tce W jednejz sal W srodku
miasta urzadzony zostanie zapewne
wielki koncert ma dochod pomnika
Kosciuszki, PREY udziale znakomitych
obcych artyst6w.
p. Boleslaw Promihski otwo.
rzys salon pm. 944 ma w. l9.ej ulicy.:
- Aleksander Koski oskarzony
zosta{ rabunek kradziez domu
pani Fallerwite. Sprawa toczy sic
przed sedzia Bradwell.
: Po uporzadkowaniu oddziasu
obrazow polskich artystow ma wysta.
vie odbedzie sic prawdopodobnie
jego uroczysta inauguracya.
= Pamietajcie: lS czerwca W Hall
przy ul. Bradley ,,Perla Cylleiska"
p. S. zahajkiewicza. Kupujcie ty.
kiety!....
- Pani Marya Smith, zam. pm.
59l8 Indiana ave., robiac porzadek
W swoim pokoju, nieostroana prawdo-
podobnie bysa PREY slaniu loska
sksadanego, kt6re nsgle sic zamkneso
inieszczesliwa zamknawszy, zadusilo.
: Is letni James Ruth, pred,
wczoraj poposudniu zostai przejecha-
ny ciezko ,pokaleczony przez pociag
kolei Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
ma przecieciu Superior str. Wczoraj
W skutek tego umar}.
= Podobno W przeciagu miesiaca,
juz kursowa6 beds pociagi kolei
g6rnej Enii Lake str.
- Olbrzymia waza, najwieksza,
jaka kiedykolwiek zrobiono, a przy-
tenn przepysznie zrobiona, jest wysta'
wiona Charlesa Picka, pm. 1913 do
2O3 Randolph str, MIN ja posla ma
wystawe. Jest 8 stopy 8 cali wysoka,
2 stopy 8 cali szeroka.
= Egzamina chlopcow W szkole
sw. Stanissawa K. rozpoczynaja sic
d. logo czerwca i trwac beda do d.
17go w1acznie. D. 14go b. m. .chiop-
cy przystapia do pierwszej Komunii,
d. 3Ogo nastapi zamkniecie nauki.
= Stanowcza decyzya W sprawie
otwierania wystawy W niedziele be-
die wydaua W ten czwartek. Oczeku-
jenny.
i-oWypadek cd porazenia siohca
juz sic wydarzyl wczoraj. Rano oko-
10 godz. loci jakis nieznajomy mea.
czyzna, jak sic zdaje robotnik, idac
31sza utica W poblizu Wallace str,
upadl zemdlony, prawdopodobnie
wskutek udaru ssonecznego. Zawie.
ziono 60 do szpitala powiatowego,
gdzie moze umrze. Me miai przy
sobie pupier6w, ale mial sl05 got6-
wka.
= 18letnia Marya Dusz, zam. pm.
1913 przy 31ej ulicy, chciaia wczoraj
pope}nic samobojstwo,l zazywszy tru-
cizne. Zawezwauo ma czas lekarza i
zdaje sic, ze dziewczyna wyzdrowie-
je.
= Wczorsj byao ma wystawie 81
tysiecy osob dorosiych i $500 dzieci.
Pomimo deszczu!. 80.
W piwiarni G ona Konmattij P.
n. AZ Clarx str. zebrali sic wczoraj
Grecy powstala miedzy mimi b6jka.
Wszystko W piwiarni porozbiiano i
potluczono; Cosmos Georgistos, han.
dlarz kwiat6w, stracil $500 got6wka
i dysment wartosci $3.50, ktore mu
skradziono, a Nicolas Mazarskos 20
stas ukaszony v prawe ramie. MIN
policya nadeszla, burzyoiele rozbie-
oil IA !. s. Z. 5. I & IS 1. # !; 4 4 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-05
TeleSramy KrajoYe.
Infantka Eulalia.

1H1duUhd HuA0lA0'
New YORK, 4 czerwca. In
fantka Eulalia spedzi}a Me.
dziele wedle w}asuego upodo'
bania i ME uk}adano wcale
programu ma dzie6 ten. By}a
rano ma naboze6stwie, przyj-
mowa}a delegacye hiszpa1skie.
60 pewnego stowarzyszenia, a
potem odbyla przejazdzke ma
parostatku Dolphin. Wieczo.
rem pozosta}a W hotelu, ju-
tro popo}udniu o godz. - min.
80 wyjedzie do Chicago pocia'
giem kolei Pennsylvania, kt6.
ry po drodze tylko ma to "a.
trzymywaG sic bedzie, azeby
zmienic lokomotywy.
Sedzia Lynch W Stanie Illinois.
DECATUR, ILL.,, 8 czerwca.
Pc raz pierwszy W history po-
wiatu Macon odby}o sic lyn-
chowanie. Ofiara tegoz by3
Negr Samuel ]. Bush, kt6ry
by} W wiezieniu powiatowem
"a napasc ma dwie kobiety. O
godz. 2 W nocy lynchownicy
rozbili drzwi. wiszienia, wy.
prowadzili wieznia pomimo O.
poru re strony stray wiezienia,
a potem powiesili 60 ma s}upie
telegrafcznym, pomimo, re de-
linkwent za}osnie b}aga} o da-
rowanie mu zycia i zapewnia},
IL zupe}nie jest niewinnym.
Opinia puhliczna potepia
lynchownik6w, kt6rzy opr6cz
tego, re pope}nili gwa}t niedo-
zwolony, jeszcze re sWoJa Ola
ra po drodze obchodzili sic W
spos6b nieludzki. Uwazaja to
"a ha6be, IL cos podobnego sic
zdarzy}o. Gubernator wyzna.
cyl nagrody po 5000 "a udo-
wodnienie kazdemu ze samo-
zwa1czych sedziow osobna,
il bra} udzia} W lynchowaniu.
Zdaje sic, re kilkadziesiat os6b
bedzie oskarzouych, ME tru-
dno bedzie je znalezc, gdyz
ME kry}y sic one nawet ME
mia&y masek.
Skarga przeciw Carnegiemu.
P1rTsBuRe, Pa, 4 czerwca.
Panuje tn niema}e rozdraznie-
ME z powodu, re cofnietc skar'
gi wniesione przeciw osobom
nalezacym do kompanii Carne-
gle z czas6w strajku W Home
stead. Oskarzeni byli prezes
H. G. Frick, wiceprezes Leish-
man, sekretarz Lovejoy, Oles
Childs, superintendent Potter,
Robert i William Pinkerton, i
wszyscy pinkertonianie, i
grand jury odda}a ich by}a pod
sad kryminalny, oskarzajac
ich o mordestwo, sprzysiezenia
rozruchy. Wczoraj prywatny
adwokat oskarzenia nades}a}
nastepujacy list do prokurato'
ra: ,,Pittsburg, 2 czerwca. Cla.
renee Burleigh, prokurator dy.
stryktowy sad6w W Allegheny.
Podpisani, rzecznik oskarzenia
W sprawach r6znych przeciw
H. G. Frickowi, oswiadcza po
szczeg6lowem i kilkakrotnem
zbadaniu wszelkich dowod6w,
izjestesmy przekonani, zeniema
dostatecznego powodu do oska'
rzenia O morderstwo lub o inna
zbrodnie przeciw ustawomS Sta
nu Pennsylvania. Dlatego zy-
czymy sobie, azeby re wzgle'
du ma sprawiedliwost, ME by.
10 dalszego procesu, i azebys
Pan, jako urzednik majacy wy
konywac sprawiedliwie usta-
wy procesa te zamkns}. Me
many zadnych propozycyj co
do tego, W jaki spos6b Pan
sprawe to zalatwisz, ale ME zy-
czymy sobie nadal procesu pro I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-05

wadZlc. = Thomas M. Mar
shall, w. J. Bremen, John +.
Cox"
Og6lne panuje mniemanie,
re teraz takze skargi przeciw
strajkerom zostana cofniete,
ale dotychczas pod tym wzgle.
dem mic jeszcze ME zroblono..
Nieszczescie kOleiOwe.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 4 czerwca.
Pociag kolei Iron Mountain i.
dacy ma poludnie, kt6ry stad
wyjecha} by} do Texas wczo-
raj wieczorem godz. 9 wyko-
lei} sic ko}o Leepers Station,
4 mile ma p6}noc cd Poplar
Bluff, Mo-, W skutek ustawio-
nej falszywie zwrotnicy. Sic
dmiu podr6znych zosta1o po.
kaleczonych; jeden z mich ME;
bezpiecznie. Ze s}uzby kolejo-
wei mkt ME zosta} uszkodzony.
Odjazd karawel hiszpahskich.
New YORK, 4 czerwca. Hi
szpa1skie karawele jutro uda
dza sic W podr6z wzd}uz wy.
breezy do ujscia rzeki sw. Wa "
wrzy6ca, a stamtad przez je-
ziora do Chicago. Podr6z roz.
pocznie sic o godz. 10 pred
poludniem. Zadnych ceremonii
urzedowych ME bedzie, ale
krzyzowiec zwiazkowy New
York odprowadzi flotyle az do
rzeki sw. Wawrzy6ca.
Straszne nieszczescie W kOpalni
Wegla.
GALVESTON, Tex, 4 czerw.
Depesza donosi: Mexyka1ska
kolej internacyonalna, kt6ra
niedawno naby1a kopalnie we
gla Fuente, przeprowadza do
g}6wnego wejscia pociagi z
ma}a lokomotywa. Wagony
przybywaja PRONE a wracaie
ob}adowane. Gf6wne wejscie
po bokach u CORY obite jest
,deskami kreozotelh przesia'
knietemi, a try otwory zapa-
truja kopalnia W swieze po.
wietrze. Kopalnle po}ozone So
ma wzg6rzu, a W dolinie ma do
lie p}ynie rzeka Rio Escondido.
Oko}o piecdziesieciu g6rnik6w
tam wydobywa wegle.
Wczoraj rano oko}o godz. 4,
zaraz po odejsciu lokomotywy
dostrzezono dym l p}omienie
wychodzace otworami: wido-
cznie pozar wybuch} W kopal.
nj. Po1owa robotnik6w pracu-
jacych W ..gl6wnego tu.
nelu, zdo}ala ratowac sic ucie-
czka, ale 26 innych mia}o od-
wrot odciety ci zgineliw sku-
tex dymu, goraca trujacych
gazow, kt6re zape}ni}y kopal-
MIA.
Kiedy przekonano sic, il
niepodobna bylo uratowaG ]u'
dzi, wzieto sic do ratowania
w}asnosci. Ia pomoca recznej
pompy z rzeki Escondido wo-
de wlewano do kopalni. 'Po
trzygodzinnych usisowaniach
pozar stiumiono i wzieto sic do
odszukania nieszczesliwych O.
far. o godz. - dobyto pier
wsze zw}oki straszliwie spalo-
ne. Superintendent Spoone
spusci} sic ma dol, ale straci1
przytomnosc natychmiast i "a
ledwie 60 odcucono, gdy go
wydobyto. Zdaje sieze dopiero
mad ranem dalej bedzie MONA
wydobywaG zw}oki nieszcze.
sliwych, samych Meksykanow,
ktorzy pozostawiaja swe ro-
dziny we wielkiej nedzy. Me
ma najmniejszej nadziei, azeby
kt6rykolwiek owych ME.
szczesliwych pozosta} przy zy.
ciu.
Chinscy ,,highbinders".
SPOKANE, Wash, 4 czerw.
Chi6scy rozb6jnicy ostatniej no
cy napadli W pewnym zaufku
ma Franka Wong i Charlesa
Lum i straszliwie ich obili i
pokaleczyli. Wong Lum byli
podejrzani o to, re policys ma,
prowadzali ma jaskinie palenia
L. .JL-4o ~, ,o,oh
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Chinscy ,highbinders".

SPOKANE, Wash, 4 czerw.
Chidscy rozb6jnicy ostatniej no
cy napadli W pewnym zauiku
ma Franka Wong i Charlesa
Lum i straszliwie ich obili i
pokaleczyli. Wong Lum byi
podejrzani o to, re pollcys ma
prowadzali ma jaskinie palenia
opium "a to odbyto ma Mich
sad narodowy c b i Il $ ki.
,,Highbinders" uszli i dotych-
czas policya ME ma ich sladu.
Przeciw wyladOwaniu Chinczy-
k6W.
PORTLAND, Ore, 4 czerwca.
Sadzia dystryktowy .zwiazko.
wy Bellinger wyda4 rozkaz
kap. Meyersowi parowca Da,
nube, kt6ry przywi6zs 800
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the governor said: You may state that I
vii not resign my Office and return to the
practice of my profession. 1 stand ready
10 turn over all my property to pay the
notes bearing my Endorsement, and Mrs.
Mckinley Joins me in desiring TO give up
her property also"
The governor refused to discuss the trus-
teeship. saving that no definite arrange
ment could DO made until he had learned
the exact amount OF his liability. 1t WAS
probable, he said. that some conclusion
would be arrived at tomorrow.
There has been some gossip about tho
subject, however. and it is said that il
trustees are appointed they will be Mr.
Ii. II. kOhlsaat of the Chicago Inter Ocean ;
Col. Myron T. Herrick of this CITY, a men,
Der of the governors staff. ami Judge
William Day of Canton. o.. all personal
friends OF Governor Mckinley These
gentlemen. il appointed, would endeavor
ernor and Mrs. Mckinley so
that il will not have to be
sod under the hammer. III disposed of
TO good advantage it might realize q sum
sufficient to satisfy all the Claims of credit
ors In any event however. the COVER
nor and his vile vi be left practical Y
penniless, for he insists on turning over
every dollars worth OF property he pos
sesses. He il worth not to exceed S25 eco,
and his wife's property. valued at S65, geo,
Was left her by her father.
CHICAGO. Feb. PHI. H. Kohlsaat Of
this city, who will act rs trustee for Gov
ernor Mckinley and assist him in straight
eRing ont his financial matters, left FOX
Cleveland tonight. lie expects to he
there with Mr. Hanna OF that city, v no is
10 act with him. aud they will at once boz
gin the work before them.
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LEEcuBURG, Pa, Feb. 2l.-This town
was thrown into the most intense excite
ment tins evening by an attempted bank
robbery and the murder Of prominent
citizen in attempting TO capture the burg
Ears. One of the men waa captured and
narrowly escaped lynching.
About o'clock number Of boys on the
street saw five men trying to force an en-.
trance into one Of the back windows Of the
Leechburg bank building. The boys ran
up the street and gave the alarm to Con-
stable Collar, 5. S Mccullough and Coun-
Gilman William S0haefer.
The three men hurried to the bank
building and went around to the rear
door. just as they arrived there one OF
the burglars came out and was ordered by
che constable to surrender. Without
saying word, he drew his re-
volver and fired Schaefer threw
up his hands AMI fell dead, shot through
The heart Mccullough returned the
burglars fire and shot three times. Just
then "a second robber emerged from the
building and started on run for high
fence. Mccullough opsned fire on this
man and brought him down The nan
fell on his back, but before the officer
could come up and capture him, he
jumped the fence and made his escape.
While the shooting was going on eight
shots were exchanged and great number
OF people collected. The man who sho:
Councilman Schaefer was caught by the
crowd and hurried of to the. lookup. The
fellow fought desperately and was with
difficulty overpowered. At least one
hundred citizens formed themselves into
q posse and started after the other man.
The murderer was locked up aud the
prison was surrounded by crowd Of
armed men and threats OF lynching were
freely INDUCED In, but the cooler heads
prevailed and the crowd dispersed.
But little can be learned about the gang
that did the business.
The man who was captured refuses to
saw anything about himself. or even give
his name Inside the bank building was
found a black mask and brown hat,
which the burglars left behind them.
1t is certain that the second burglar was
wounded. and the chances of his capture
are good. There is great excitement in
the town, and the whole town is securing
the country for him.
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M'kINLEY WILL NOT RESIGN.
His and His Wife's Property Lest by
the Failure.

CLEVELAND. Feb. Ex-Governor McKin-
lev has decided to remain in Cleveland
until Thursday. He was 20 have delivered
an address tomorrow at the Gen. Hayes
memorial services at Ohio Wesleyan
university in Delaware, but the crushing
blow that fell upon him last Friday in the
failure which swept away his fortune rem
dered it impossible for him to prepare
and deliver the address. lie has been
waiting here to learn the extent of his
liability as indorser for Robert Walker
before making any arrangements TO satisfy
the holders OF the notes bearing his name
Il is stated today that his liability will
reach, if it does exceed. 100000. Cover
nor Mckinley was shown the dispatch
sent out from Chicago this morning re-
garding the appointment of trustees to
take charge OF his and Mrs. McKinley's
property. in which the announcement
was made that he would resign the COVER
nOrship and resume the practice Of the
law. To the Associated Press reporter
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what seua,or vaorhee. says.
UNITED STATES SENATE,
WAsugNCTJN. ID. C., OCT. %.

indianapolis Sentinel Company:
GExTIDEN-I am just in receipt
of the History of Indiana" which
has just been gwen to the pub
lie by Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks.
/ have looked through it with some care.
and say sincerely that I am delighted
with it. 1t ought to 20 in the hands OF all
our people. The young viii receive instruc-
ton from it, and those advanced in life
willeb pleased by the reco lecti on ct
awskens. The people OF Indiana think
ere not sufficiently aware OF the rIvs
growth and greatness Of their state. 1t TO
quires, in fact, but little study to ascer-
tain, and not much effort to show, that
Indiana according to area is the greatest
and most productive state in the Union,
and possessed OF greater and more extern
sive educational advantages than any other
commonwealth of equal population in the
world. These facts should be taught
everywhere among our people. / fully
believe in the doctrine of state pride, es-
pecially when there is a solid foundation
for 1t. Such publication as the one now
before me is well calculated to inspire the
young and old alike of Indiana with just
and lsudable sentiments OF pride and
gratitude. 1t is indeed most charming
book. The Iikenesses. taken altogether,
are the best have ever seen in engrav-
ings of their character Please accept
my sincere thanks and believe me al
ways very faithfully yours,
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THE BRIDE TAINTED THRICE
All Because of Riot in the Wed.
ding Room.

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-Jews and gentiles,
religion and politics became badly tangled
at Martinez hall on Ada-st. tonight, and 10
took three patrol wagons and thirty police
men to smooth matters down. The pro-
prletor OF the hall rented it first for the
Wedding of David Steinberge and Miss
Alicia i. Auxter, daughter OF one
OF the most prominent Hebrew
clergymen in Chicago. The we'd
ding was a notable event in Jewish
society and over 1000 guests had been in
vitsd, and the majority were there. About
8 o'clock large contingent OF the Elev-
enth ward independent club, an organiza-
ton of democratic faith, came end an
nounced that the hall had been rented 70
them for a dance and they proposed 10
have it. The Jewe refused to give up and
several Eleventh ward statesmen forced
their way into the hall, followed by sew
eral constituents with more muscle than
manners and declared that they would
whip the whole outfit. bride and
ALL And then the bride tainted. and the
politicians were forced TO wait IN
oil she revived. Then they
began 10 make more threats
end the bride swooned again. BY this
ilme tnb polCe hhd diltNed hhu haeS
active preparations to queil the riot which
was on tho eve OF bursting out. 1t was
decided the ceremony might 20 on, but
the bride DELAYED matters by fainting the
third time. When the wedding was over
the club took possession OF the hell.
routed the orchestra employed by the
Jews and announced that the ball was
theirs but the Jews could remain and
dance nv themeeiyea The compromisa
was accepted aud the police went home.
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AQ2%7Me~
Khat senator Turp,. sar..

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2.
S. Z. Morss. Esq. indianapolis, Ind:
My DEAR SIR have carefully read
"The Popular History of Indiana" and
have verified its data by comparison with
older and larger works. 1t is an excellent
Rbridgement of our state annals, elegant,
accurate, in style admirably adapted to
the character of tho book. The table of
contents and list Of illustrations make q
very complete index, adding to its prac-
teal use for ready reference.
Yours truly,
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Aa..,oLmR&
what Ex-eovsrnor Gray ssyA

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. II, 1891.
The Sentinel Company. Indianapolis, Indiana;
GENTLEMEN-I have examined a copy Oh
your illustrated Popular History Of In
diana" 1t is in my judgment an admira-
bic epitome of leading events and mention
of personages in both territorial and state
history. It appears to have been carefully
and intellicently compiled. and certainly
will be inspiring and instructive to the
young reader. as well as favorsbly re-
ceived by all who feel patriotic interest
In the subject to which it pertains.
1 trust it may obtain a wide circula-
ton. Very respectfully,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01

ia wholesome, but we can easily permit
our supply TO DO contaminated through
little carelessness.
JVfugor
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
FARM AND HOME AFFAIRS.
VARIOUS MATTERS FOR OUR AGRI-
CULTURAL FRIENDS.

Business Habits-Observer's Notes No. -
Timothy with Ciover-A Point Well Taken
Health on the Farm-winter Dairying-
Perfect Digestion-Early Potatoes and
How They Can he Made to Pay Well
'Sentiner' Pointers.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
A Prominent Citizen Killed
AT Leechburg. Pa,
In an Attempted Robbery
by Three Burglars.
EIGHT SHOTS EXCHANGED.
The Murderer Captured by the
Excited People
And Narrowly Escaped Lynch
ing at Their Hands.

After Desperate Fight lie Is Landed
I'm JaiI-Oae of the Gang Wounded
Are Good-How the Movements of
the Bold Criminals We're Discovered.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
AFINE HISTORY OF INDIANA
1.-THE sEaTlNEL's" GREAT PREMIUM
FOR 1892.
Whne Ex-Prosident Cleveland and senators
voorhees, aud Turpss Say OF It.
SIC MADIsON-AvH. !
NV Nnue NJ z 1901

MY DEAR Mr.. MoRss-Please accent
my thanks for the History of Indiana"
which Won kindly sent me.
The examination I have been able 10
give it is sufficient to Justify me in eH
pressing the opinion tnat II contains a
great amount of historical information
presented to the reader in q most pleasant
way.
] do not zee why IL should not prove
itself very useful book. Yours truly.
=
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-03-16
MAR YIN ITENlS

/
Some OF the Logan boys were IN
town sunday
A pleasant card party at Cope
lands Saturday night.
The old 0rosa IN tbo Marvin oo,,o
terry needs to DO removed,
All the BUILDINGS on tbe noor for,o
have been freshly naintad
Some needy ranoirs buvo hoor
placed on the School honse
- o.,
ton md il bavinn i ramn,nIoJ p"''
y,
Cnurcn, Tue P"'n''r' is applying
49, - ''','''
Dr' LelUeu was called to Ports,
Wnere his parents IIVe' last saturday
~
we uhuers'"h" tnat ia BeHttle
LF"ue' ms tarm near Marvin mill to
Lee ocrlVher'
Rev. rarren spent few days at
nome lasV week, "i'er beng absent
over Il month
About a dozen ears Of emigrant
outfits have been unloaded at this
station of late.
w