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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-29
A New Trap for Bears.

The carly settlers of Bethel, Me-,
were much troubled by black bears,
which killed the sheep, robbed the bee.
hives and raided the cornields. A
farmer whose corn, being in the milk,
attracted the bears placed a tub of new
rum and molasses in the field. The next
morning he found large bear stretched
out beside it, beastly drunk. The tub
was empty When bruin woke up he
found himself securely Chained Chi
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-29
DirhinufiYe Renuhiic.

The smallest republic In the world
is said to be Franceville, one OF the
islands Of the New Hebrides. The
inhabitants Of this miniature self
governing islet are forty Europeans
and about 500 negroes, the latter en-
ployed by the former as Quarrymen,
miners. farmers. etc.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-29
Best of All

To cleanse the system in a gentle and truly
beneficial manner when the springtime comes,
use the true and perfect remedy Syrup of Figs.
One bottle will answer for all the family and
costs only so cents: the large size 81. Try it
and be pleased. Manufactured by the Califor-
MIA Fig Syrup Co only,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-29

Syrup

Mr.. Albert Hartley Of Hudson,
N. c., was taken with Pneumonia.
His brother had just died from it.
When he found his doctor could not
rally him he took one bottle of Ger
man Syrup and came out sound and
we'll. Mr.. S. B. Gardiner, Clerk
with Druggist J. E. Barr, Aurora,
Texas, prevented a bad attack of
pneumonia by taking German Syrup
in time. He was in the business
and knew the danger. He used the
great remedy-Boschee's German
Syrup-for lung diseases. 0
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-29
TOO EaI.

A Philadelphia candidate complains
that so many lies were told about him
during the campaign that he cannot
now get credit from his tailor
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-29

THERE are said to be 1900 STYLES of
silk, but it makes little difference to the
women who has to wear six-cent prints
how many styles there are.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-29

If y.u have no employment, or are being
poorly paid for the work you are doing, then
Va and they will show you how to transform
misfortune into Madame-fortune. Try it.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-29

British Wrecks.
Within the last thirty years there
have been on the British coasts 66,377
wrecks, with the loss of 22,312 lives.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-29

A noble soul has no other merit than to be
a noble soul. Schiller
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-29

Suffering is part of the divine lie a.-Heu-
~ Wald 6eecher.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-29
Beware of Cintmrnfs for Catarrh That
fnuauin

beware of Ointmrnfs for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,
AS mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole sys.
tenn when entering it through the mucous sur.
faces. Such articles should never be used ex-
cept on prescriptions from reputable physi-
the good you can possibly derive from the them ~
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.,contains no mercury,
and is tai ken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.
EB Sold by Druggists, price Toe. per bottle,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-29

II have been occasionally troubled with
Coughs, and in each case have used BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,w which have never failed,
and must say ii"v are SO 'nnd to zone in the
world. "-Ftltr A. May, cashier, st. Pau. MINI.
Ifafi ictedwiIh sore eyes use DR.. 1saacThomp o.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-29

Adjoining was large ffty-acre corn
field. There were about dozen rows of
sorghum corn along one end, and they
had not been molcsted. Ali that re-
manned of the rest were the bare, hard
stalks. Everything else was eaten off
clean. The grasshoppers were in the
house, in the yictuals on the tabIe-in
everything. As thesun sank i III the west
we went out in the yard. 10 see if there
was anything left, brit all we could see
was the c4&yys&Gtt:iGtt:s nyriads of hoppers.
Ilaste were in the air as thick as snow
fakes in the driving storm; the ground
was piled with them, in some places over
a foot deep. Around my lot was high
picket fence. This presented the appear
apce of q solid wall OF grasshoppers five
or six inches thick, all the spaces between
the pickets being completely filed up.
The sides of the house and the roof were
buried under the clinging mass. The
next morning when 4 lighted the fire,
1 which had prepared the night before,
; heard lively scrambling in the stove,
and liftingthe lid found it chuck full of
hoppers who were trying to escape from
their fiery imprisonment.
cat the close of the second day the
country presented the appearance of a
desert. Nearly everything green had
disappeared from the face of the earth.
The grass and weeds and growing crops
had been eaten close to the ground, and
the trees and bushes were stripped of
their foliage. Such scene of desolation
hope never to see again. Having COM
plctely destroyed everything, the grass
hoppers passed on to lay in waste
other portions of the country. The loss
to the farmers was complete and much
suffering ensued that fall and winter, but
the next season the crops were bounteous
and plenty, and contentment reigned
Z aaa1c more y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
INDICTMENTS Eniereh.

The following idgments have b. ep
entered on tins books OF tho THIRD 'pl,.
trlct court:
Rioe, Sick q Go. W. Ale, 'uvi.a,d
John Beck; judgment an favor ot
plaintins fof 50, l5s.29 anSi coat.
zIon's Savings Bank >, and rrns, cam.
pany VS.. William ~ anI W, G.
RydAlcb; juiSmept ia favor Of PLAIN.
~. for $3.50 aud costs.
=, Il; Gregg y'I ]. ID. Walker; juig.
saiI 70, 1giaiutir for sli5O.05, with
,.,,,, !hctofney's fee and ; Is Is costs.
,on, ~ IN Bros. w. GroesbecS a HvuSh
III, judgment ro usred in favor VI
,dpiainllls for 36j5.O0.
Crane Company Va. the Il. q. Colin
Hardware cornpany;Judgment ia favor
OF plaiutiif by confession Tor $500.
Il. Martin & Company Va. q. r..
Foot.; Judgment Ia favor Of plaintiff
tor S2s0.Ts; abstract from Commas
sioner Martins court.
Salt Lake CITY Brewing Company
VI. J. &. Morrissey; Judgment In iavOg
Of plaintiff for SCOPES; abstract from
Justice Il. u. q anu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08

10 say more on tuIs subject. The great
question that nov pIeacnie itself II
now can this project be inaugurated 30
AS to insure success? The man or the
company OF men who will solve this
problem are just now IN great demand.
1 understand that the queitlOn ~ to
come up for consideration by you to-
day. For this reason, / deemed II adj
visable 10 make this report TO you, trust
ing that 10 may aid you In your dellbef.
atlons upon this allabsOfbing subject.
In my judgment, however, the pre-
sent seems very inUppOftuno timein
which ~ attempt the commencement
VI this project.
The citizens OF Salt Lake have just
promised a magnificent bonus 10 o
copper refining company who are 10
locate here, which has not been paid,
and from all present indications will
not DO raised aud paid for several
months. 40 undortAke to raise the
amount 10 properly start, or to induce
Others TO etaft n railway TO Deep Creek
anu to the coast, until tue tmeltef
bOuu. nas been disposed Of, would be
useless, and would certainly result IN
allure. FL this reason 1t would be
much better to allow this question to
,mAin until fall, and thea with o..
newed energy aud rodoubled efforts,
Aud with no Obstacles IL the way,
'ngaiu take up the cry OF "Dn to Deep
CieoN aud the Coa,tl" an let nOthiug
Interfere until tne object Ia attained.
Now let Us turn our attention IN M.
other direction, from which source, h
thU opportunity presehteu acted upon,
Salt Lake can receive unto 4 bsnehl--
namely, that VI properly placing cur
city with Its wonderful climate hnd
Resources before the millions OF people
who will visit the Worlds Fair. A..
understand It, nothin has as yet been
done towards advertis thip city,
ASIDE rom the EXHIBITS that are TO be
placed Ia the Utah biilJlng.
a Salt Lake or Utah souvenir should
be gotten up, handsome enough anu
valuable enough 10 be kept by those
i0rluuale enough to receive one; these
should be distributed iudiuiously while
the fair 10 la progress, and from this
time uatil II closes, competent com.
mittee should DO established In the
Utah headquarters whore iniormatiou
OF all kinds should bs Impaired, aud
people Induced 10 visit this section.
THIS IN n matter Of Vial Importance.
and should be taken up by the Cham.
Der OF Commerce and Business Mems
Association without moments fur.
thur delay. No such opportunity for
advertising tho resources OF this city
aud country Will be presented again IA
this age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
STAKE CONFERENCES.
Appointments for Quarterly Confer.
cncts until October, 1893.

ff..A g.-A .s....t.. - ts.....t...
o's" Ne-'7a'"'u"s SUI 7'''"S,
April l0ih aud lB.h; and saturday anu
sunday, July 18Th and lBsh.
Weurr Stake--Sunlay and Moniny,
April ian nnd I'm. and SUNDAY and
-, -. -.
mummy 'u ~" "nu A''"'
Box Elder, Tooele and Oneida
Siakss-Sunday and Monday, April
ya,i nm, on. and Sunday .ni MIN.
Al, ,,I, so,, 49,, .,,,,
u"!, '"'1 -''" "nu -'tu'
Whratch nnd juan Slakes-oatufuay
and sunday, Ami 2Dth and 8Jth; aud
SATURDAY and Sunday. JuIv aatb and
90
'V'u'
Cache Stakc-Sunday and Monday,
ApfiI Both and MAY Lei; anu Sunday
.nJ No,J.y J,iv sn,h and at.
Vp'"y' ~ W." SN,
ne"i i.aAo o'ANo 9"'''u"' ""u
sunday, May On and I'm; anu sstur'
day anu sunday, August 9th anu otb'
Emery, summit aud Uinlah Stakes
-suDdsy aud Monday, May 'th anu
SIM anu sunday anu MONDAY, August
blh anu 1tb.
sanpcto and Star Valley Stakes
Saturday and subdsy, MAY I3ln aud
l4thi aud Saturday anu sunday, Au.
susi l.ih and lI.n.
san Luis, morgan aud Baunock
slAAes-Su.iday ani Monday, May
ish au1. i5th; aud SUNDAY anu Mon
DAY, fu,ust ism anu IAN.
an Juan :, ,ke-Satufday and Sum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
Probate Court.

The following orders were made In
tho probate court during yesterday
afternoon:
Estate Of william q. Quinn, do.
ceased; Hnal account allowed and dis
triuution made as prayed.
Estate OF Marcus A. Campbell, de.
ceased; order combining sale OF real
estate made.
Estate OF Joshua Parker, deceased;
April 10 set 10 hear return sale OF real
estate.
Estate OF Emma A. Williams, de.
ceased; Aprll Is set, To hear petition for
letters OF naturalization.
Estate OF Thomas Tibble, ST., de.
ceased; order Of hnal discharge OF adj
ministrator made.
Estate Of John Sells, deceased; de.
cree oi due anu legal notice 10 credit.
ora made, aud April 25 set to hear set-
Ilement OF account anu petition for
distribution.
Estate OF Winslow Judson, deceased;
order OF publication OF notice TO credit
ore made.
Estate OF Andred Jackson Allen,
deceased; April ~ set to near relucn vi
personal property,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08

eloctiug himself and family from the
premises. Itwlll be remembered that
not long ago Mrs. Alexander made @
simil claim after writ OF nssistince
had been granted 10 the receiver, but
Ju re Zane decided against her The
receiver Is now preparing 10 take
charge OF the entire building under
that ruling, and hence the present
action.
This Fret National Bank OF Dead
wood, Dakota, .l,o filed an action
against ID. n. McA lister In the rbird
II strict court last evening to recover
stii, alleged 10 be due after the sale OF
certain property under n trust deed.
Gfaut II. Smith Is the plaintiffs at
tOrney.
3 Goorse Mu lett 4 Company nre suing
Webb * Olsen, Ia Justice keslef's
court, 10 collect merchandise bill
amounting to sos %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
More suits Come In.

In the Third district court last even.
ing d. Alexander filed suit In
equity against j. X. Burnham, United
States Marshal Benton and n. X.
Williams. receiver. He alleges that
he has homestead right to fourteen
rooms In the Alexander block on Main
street, near Fourth South, aud prays
that the same be deoreed to him, or
that the property be- sold and his por.
ton set aside to him and the balaucr
b. divided among he creditors. lie
also asks for u teml oTarY restrain II
uluUr 10 prevent the defendant, from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
miseellaDeouS Works.

Drson PrAir. Works, series OF pauphlsu
on ho doctrines OF tho gospel, book OF sii
pages, 7se.
Sand HOOK OF Reference to tho history
chronology religion and country Of tho IAissl
say Aaints-tor saints and strahscsa. 100
ssNs Meeting Record. I suirs, cDs
quifea, u.'5j squire. o. Is.
Saints and Sinners. py Phil, Robinson, Tso
lie Tan Of the Great ucpubiic. ~ ~
Henry staaiish covuriAls, 2se.
nariyrdom OF Joseph standing. Nv
John Nicholson. 2se.
Items on Prissshood. ny Prssiden, yoay
taylor, iOc.
Ehe HooL of Jasher, cio's out sssc.
Loathor Ont, 40.
Temples. Descriptive and historical ste,ehe, -
Anelout and modern sacred edinees. With ~
spp'ndit, giving an account OF tho laying Of
he capstnne OF the Sat- Lake City rempls
Aprls, i.97 Paper, ioc.
Dictionary of she Rock Of Morrnoa
Cloth, n9i, ont. " 70.
History Of the uormons, &c.
MiIiennIgI ; err. lack volumes i7co each
SsurnaI Of DiIrourses' h-sk volumes u.is
Ths LIS and Lsbors OF Es;sn AZ. szs'sr
saith, Win a full account OF har hmsr.
services, P,stpaid. Be.
Does the ntbls Sanction PoiyGatHy'
adiseu-,lon between Edsr orson Pratt and ~
}. =. Newman, " which Is added three db
courses on celestial marriage By elders orso
Pratt George A. smith and Geo. Z. Cannoi
8c
gos-ph stuith-Wns ne q Prophet G
Godi ny J. N. siodahl, price, Paper 49,
A Review o; the Decision Of tho supre'u
Court Of he U. -, In tho case OF usofr
Reynolds, by George q. Cannon, 9oe-
took OF Abraham, ~ authenueiv estai
llshcd, by Geo. ReynoidA, 2'e'
Ehs Prcceptor, by John Nicholson, tse-
Ihs spauIdiug story, or Nssssoris
bound Paper, 2Si oloLh, SOi Ont VIA
angel Of 'hs prniriess or a Dream sf u
Future. ny p. ?, Pratt ioA
Ehe Mormon Qussiioa, ~ John TAIlo
loo.
foems. Religious, Bisierissi and Political
MA X. sno~ w. ,, laasAtF, sl'-si Nol'
Cloth, ,i.oo, vol l, olo.s, dilH 1851 'o'
Cloth, soe
uorp Of Gipn, Roaus ~ John Izon 90
dut, 1851 o,bh, bos. ,Itll
ssHr % Jublieo plssopFsss dellieIei a. A.
goaaral psOessdnys q NE f'N'sh ANN
Conierpnsc, l9e' It. az NL.y .ll.-L-
GoS,orailpn Of die kssFi&,'isss ssspe'
~ dooFgc reatdals, le.
tnicmporaneS, P@ .a.
Voice f,ossi ;ho ueuntatns, ioe.
Iho Resurrection. w Prsslaen' pnsAsn'
NOhng, noe, tNfNe
GniGs 70 sait I.aAs CAY ans sas nsa'
NiIonS, 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S
RANIN.

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
hsfabnlsd 1909.
Buys and sells Exchsnge, makes Telegraphia
transfers on inc princip1l elilns of the United
NtAtos and kurepe, and Az pelris on toe Paoilo
Coast Issues ietitrs a. ervdif available In the
principal cities o. Tho World, Special Atien.
ION given TO tho selling Of Ores and Bullion
rAtea " 1''N
hroushpat Utah, Neysla. And adielnipg terri.
J.E pooLr. ou.'..
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12
MAfzenSkia SWarY.

Hamilton, O., IL Sier. [Od nasze-
60 kor. ]-Przed sadem tutejszym od-
grywa sic tu sprawa malzopkow An
ny ! Walentego Bojeskich. Anna
mianowicie skarzyaa meza, ze ia lie
traktowa4, ze przychodzi@ do domu
pijany, ze ja bill, kopa} nogami ma.
wet ze chcia} ja zabi6. Ma przesau-
chaniu sadowem wykaza&o sic zas zu-
pe}nie przeciwnie. Anna juz cd Kill
ku miesiecy zacze}a zapominac jake
So obowiazki ma4zonki, zaznajomi2a
sic jakims w. Moteniste MIN
wychodzi4a na spacery, trwajac e ME-
raz do IL W nocy. Kilka razy wyjez-
dza}a MIN do innych miast, wog6-
le zachowywali sic oboje jako ko-
chankowie. Anna przytem chwali@a
sic do znajomych, ze mezem swym
wezmie rozw6d, sprzeda posiad}osci
i wyjedzie nowym kochaukiem.Bo
jeski, wskutek tego prosi} sadu, aby
ME zezwala1 zonie jego ma sprzedanie
w}asnosc:, a nadto aby 60 ustanowi1
prawow,tym w}ascicielem tejze. An
ma kilka miesiecy temu nam6wi}a
podstepem meza swego. aby posia-
d{osc ma jej imie przepisa}.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

branego ojca, a w}asciwie, kt6re
mla}a przyobiecane dosta6. Niejaki
Miller adoptowal ia, gdy byla dziec.
klein i obiecywaa zrobic ia spadko-
bierczynia majatku, jezeh ona ME
wyjdzie Ia MAJ pred jego smiercia.
Dziewczyna atoli gdy dosz}a do pei
noletnosci, wysz&a Ia MAJ, wbrew
wolf swego przybranego ojca. Miller
vice umierajac ME zapisa4 jej mic W
testamencie. Eva Lewis wystapila
re skarga wygra4a, przyznano jej
bowiem czwarta Geese majatku Mi
llera.
w Cincinnati, O., odbywlaa sic W
tym tygodniu demokratyczna kon-
wencya.
w Wichita, Kan, aresztowano
przedwczoraj trzech rabusiow kole-
jowych, bedacych cd pewnego cza-
su postrachem ca}ej okolicy.
w Caddo, I. T., zamordowano SO
diego polubowego. Gabernator
czyni wszelkie mozliwe wysi}ki, ably
cz}owieka kt6ry zbrodni sic dopus-
Gil pochwycit, ale dotychczas bez'
skutecznie.
Sara German, W New Yorku,
czyszczac sx&adane 16zko nafta, "a.
pali4s swieczke. Przez nieostroznost
wldocznie, swieczka przewr6c;1a sic
i wpadla do naczynia z nafta, po'
wodujac zaraz pozar. German tax sic
przestraszy4a tym pozarem, ze pa
dla ma lozko, kt6re objely p1omienie
i zanim pomoc przybysa, spsliaa sic
ma wegiel.
Do New Yorku przyby} okret
majacy ma pok}adzie kilka os6t
chorych ma cholere. Chorych izolo
wano W szpitalu ma wyspie Swinbu
ryne, a okret starannie wykadzono
z Neapolu nadesz}a wiadomosc, ze
wyp4yne&y z,amtad diva okrety
kt6re ME chciaay poddac sic egzami
nacyi doktor6w. Umiera tamze pc
kilka osob dziennie ma cholere. W
New Yorku dotychczas laden wy
padek cholery sic ME zdarzy&.
O potwornej zbrodni donosz'
z Hannibal, Mo. Jan Nelson, wype
dzi1 domu swych starych rodzicow
kt6rzy rzecz prosta musieli poszuka'
sobie jakiegos schronienia. Schro
nienie ia znalezli u farmera Stahil
Gdy tenn dowiedzia4 sic Nelson
uda{ sic bezw{ocznie do down,
Stahla I zabil jego matke najpierw
a potem Stahla zrani{ smiertelnie
Nelsona osadzono W wiezieniu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12
AMRRYKA's EXPOSE.
The price of bread.


The Commercial volunteers the fol.
lowing:
"With wheat one half the price it
was little over year ago, 1t does
seem that there should be some de.
cline in the price of bread. Who is
realizing this immense proft,the mil.
lers or the bakers? The subject is
one that deserves little investiga-
ton by the people and by Congress.
An outrage like this should not be
permitted to continue without
protest"
Such vaporings are not supported
Dy facts. In the first place let us re-
fer to the year 1879. Flour then was
worth from $3.50 to $500 a barrel.
Bread of l pound and 2 ounces sold
for cents at wholesale and ~ cents
ct retail. Bakers worked Is hours a
day at from SO to $40 a week. This
years good spring wheat is selling
for 1926. Now / ID. and 2 ounces OF
dough is selling for 4 cents at whole
sale and 5 cents at retail, just one.
half of the selling price IA years ago.
And further: Wages have increased
one-third and working hours de-
creased one third.
One year ago wheat brought $l:l2
for few days only. Then the price
came down to 80 and 20 cents, and
later to the stationary price OF "a
cents.
ave don't understand wherein the
bakers profit or the consumers lose.
anything now, as compared to the
times when wheat brought more
money!" said w. F. Brenzinger, To-
ledo's leading baker this morning
"Help gets better wages for less
hours than it did when wheat
brought twice as much money as
now. Then we made but one weight
loaf of bread, now we make two sizes
large and small.'
The Commercial should stick te
facts or keep silent. Such insinua
tions don't prove anything, except
the fact that such unfoonded clamor
ings always create distrust, and ca
lamities often for both manufactures
and consumer. Similar enthu
siasms have before now, created
strikes and worked estrangement'
between capital and labor.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

ku innymi biskupami naradzal sic
mad wyborem nastepcy biskupa Ra-
demacher W Nashville, przeniesione.
60 do Fort Wayne.
Morderstwo dokonane ma Annie
Schultz, o ktore uwieziony by} G}ab,
zostaao podciagniete do kategoryi
nierozwiazanych. Podejrzanego o to
morderstwo Giabia wypuszczono ma
wolnost.
z wiezienia Fort Wayne chcieli u
cieo aresztanci, przygotowujac sic do
tego Cd paru tygodni. zamiary ich
VEGAS odkryto i ucieczce przeszko-
dzono.
krazy tu pog}oska, Ae biskup Fo-
ley ma bye przeniesiony do dyecezyi
Erie, a ma jego miejsce przyjdzie no.
wy biskup do dyecezyi detroickiej.
Wiadomosci tej ME potwierdza Ia
den ksiadz, tylko wszyscy wzruszaja
ramionami.
L. Weisse skarzy miasto $4,000
odszkodowania "a poran;enia ma cho-
dniku prey % ul. otrzymane. Weisse
upad3 wykreci} sobie noge.
Aresztowano doktora Rhodes,kt6-
ry przez poczte przysylai paczki
medycynami, wiedzac, ze jest to
wbrew prawom pocztowym.
Obliczono, re kompanie tramwajo-
we wskutek rozpowszechnionego u
zywania bicyklow, traca rocznie oko-
10 $2l6,OOO.
Pp. Sowihski i Piotrowski ciesza
sic dobrem powodzeniem jako toto.
grafowie. Prace wykonywaja staran-
ME obstalunkow maja dosye.
Jezeli CT potrzebne ubranie lub
cokolwiek bielizny, to udaj sic do
P. J. Leszczyhskiegc, 977 Russell ST.,
a bedziesz zadowolony.
Pan Lemke buduje wlelki gmach
na rogu ulic StAubim Willis, ,ktory
bedzie najwie iekszym budynkiem pol
skim W Detroit.
James S. Smith, 13 letni chlopiec,
kt6ry W zesz}a niedziele uda} sic by@
do Des Chree Shos Ka, utopi} sig W
rZece.
w przeciagu miesiaca czerwca u.
mario W Detroit przesz}o 800 dzieci
ma "cholera infantum."
| w departamencie policyjnym wy
p}acono W zesz}ym tygodniu 32,O33
dolar6w.
| Obliczono, ze W Detroit rodzi sic
codziennie przecietnie cd Is do 25
dzieci.
We srode wieczorem spali1 sic
dom pewnego polaka PREY Garfield
ave.
Detroitcy drukarze g}osuja prze-
civ 8 clio godzinnej piracy dziennej.
Przedmiesciowa kolej uliczna usu-
[nela szyny swoje Dix ave.
Nowy budynek rzadowy ma bye
wykofczony "a Is miesiecy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12
Inspektorowia fabryczni W Illinois.

Gubernator Altgeld mianowa{ ma
stepujacych inspektorow fabrycz'
nych: Pani Florencya Kelly Wish
newetsky, psni A. P. Stevens, pani
A. Z. Burke, panna Fanny Jones,
panna M. K. Kenny, pani Belle M.
Powell, pani J. K. Powers, Abram
Bisno, P. E. Jensen, J. Hickey, John
Meitz J6zef Ferris. Wiadomo, ze W
Illinois istniejace prawo robotnicze,
zabrania zatrudniac dzieci ponizej IA
lat wieku ustanawia przytem, ze
fabryki musza bye czysto utrzymy-
wane. Osm godzln dziennie albo 48
godzin tygodniowo jest norma piracy
dla robotnikow ,kt6rzy ME skohczyli
20 roku zycia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12
Wyr0k ma fafsZerZ6W.

Jury W sprawie Ducreta Nortona
W Paryzu,w ,wyda&a wyrok potepiajacy
oskarzonych. Norton, mulat pocho'
dzenia, kt6ry by} oskarzony o sfa}'
szowanie dokument6w, kt6re wywo
lazy TAXA sensacye W izbie deputo.
wanych, zosta1 skazany ma trzy lata
wiezienia. Papiery te by1y tax do
brze podrobione, ze przypuszczane
pierwotnie, re zosta@y skradzione
Ducret,redaktor organu bulanzystow
by} oskarzony wspolnictwo W pre-
stepstwie, Dosta} tylko rok wiezie.
nia
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-08-12

Kazdy nowy abo-
nent, kt6ry zap}aci te-
raz diva dolary, costa.
ME pokwitowany do
l Stycznia 1895 roku.
Nadto jako premium
dostanie piekny obraz
olejny i ma "Gwiazd-
ke" 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 tyle abonent6w co
"Ameryka."