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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-05-10
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ply of
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BaRjOS,
AcCOH'asGOnSs
HEaB'gRs, etc,
II u L0tC Fi6itrc,

1T q LoJO Figure,
we propose to give any
one A BARGAIN who will
buy Of MS. These instru-
ments are Just from the
well-llnown manufacturing
house of John +, Suatton
81 Son, of New York, and
are the best,
We have also an elegant
Shot Gun anda Ballard Rifle
for sale cheap.
Call at the ADVANCE Office
and see the goods,
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NUMBER -

sapt in sound aud looks uelrblea
in print
Three of lrocions. Most chsrn,,ug
Young Ladies. misse. Ide
|Ioidcnmp. Emma Nixon and
Nli.'fc 6eisc. were thc guests Of
Mr and mis NJ l.. Klspp sunday
last.
DR. a l.. knight. ~ wost Col.
um1ia, spent Saturday aud Sun.
day with bis daugltor. Mrs. r 4
Hown and other friends ip tbia
vicinity, leaving Tor his home
Monday The doctor is prgui.
n,nt physician and aD excellent
scholar
To night Tho new
Spencer VI. T. church at iroptop
one of the handsomost church
buildings in Ohio, will be opened
for iho first time with a grand or
gan recital by Prof Walter /
small ~ Urbaua, who will thus
formally opon tho new pipe orgap
'iif- rock pi Chicago and the kc-
nova male Quartetto will assist.
lt VAL be groat event A popu-
Jar price oi % cents admission has
been nrra1Red. Tho now church ~
modern and complete iu svory de.
inil lt viii seat 1900 90 1900 per.
sons Tho Bay Lime has hall
rai'- Tho following SUNDAY
hey, Z lho beautiful now church
wlli ba dedicated by Bishop g. m
Fowler of Minneapolis
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The CeredO Advance

Aftor a lingering illness for
many months tho ostimable wild
ow of Con. Hancock, one OF tho
kuightliest soldiers that ever wore
a sabre, died az her homo in New
York city last week.
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KENOVA NEWS.
LHtc Items From the
hcw Town.

y G. Brown, Editor OF tbe Iran-
ton Republican was her la.l Wed.
uesIuy
Mr Coo. G.faraud vira ffe yi--
iling their daughter Mrs. A. II
johnson
Mrs. T.. W Oviatt left u loa
DAYS since 90 vist her mother in
Buffalo, ~ s.
Mrs Stacey Pancoast has return
ed from u lengthy visit 20 her
home iuN.J
Mr Il. H. Campbell Be- spouding
% faW day lu Bluefeld aud Rom
covarie, Vs. Va
M- Eva Garnes. Of Camden N
J- is visiting her sister Mrs $. s.
Paucoast, OF thlF place
Afr. aud Alr Fruk Bizbg %
lrouton, %. paid our town 0uai
yisi, the frstof thr
We hear tsa. Craceut Club
i4 to r.ra another entertainment
.ir mb.y Hall nose arek
~ EIaeI NeaIand learning
to f.de now bicycle She ha- .h.
. perseverance io lra success
Remove .o-s s Cvedo gain
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Last Tuesday f0n az Mr. Torry
Murray mounted tho train which
i'nv's lhis plac" at 2 o'clock. fora
ride. llo became frightened by
ihe escape oi steam from tho water
cooks Of thocylindars of the engine
and boo attempting to Jump oR feII
striking hiH head With -eri9u. rr.
suit His skull vas depressed ~
not fractured 1 doctors saws
ha may recover
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ly, SO say old pikeyillo citizons,
tho old Freedom, the frat boat
that ever reached that point. the
trip bciug made ia tho spring OF
1874.
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Last Wednesday President Clcvc.
land appointed Cornelius c Watts.
of This state, 20 bc Attorney of the
United States for the District oi
West Virginia, and Col $. s.. Vim.
son. Of this county 10 bc Marshal
Of the United States Tor the District
of West Virginia
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~ C0NaUMrTIVIs.

Tho uu1or-l fuod u1vinr boom restored in
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several rHHfH Wffn t severe Iuus rrrfI.u.
Iud fUr' dr.Hd di.fi..r rUu.ufI utinu. Ia avs.
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inr. and may prove blessing. viii please
address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON, Hrootlyu
New York
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VOLUME VIII.
The Ceredo Advance.

A Republican Newspaper that
has a large circulation i'm the Big
Sandy and Twelve Pole Valleys
-an excellent advertising medi-
un.
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Crop Report

CABELL-Somo gardon plants
damaged by frost. such as hoaus
and Tomatoes damHge to fruit not
yot aHcortaincd ground too wet
for plowing aud planting putatoos
coming up tobacco plant look
hnoi whcat aud grass growing
nicely
Il +. PArrrpsuv.
WANNE-Most of tho fruit
killed by heavy frosts ground iou
wot Co pillow weather favorable Tor
grass, wheat nud oats. but rathor
cool for corn chat is planted
81 u. JAuRII.
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CcntrnI Timc. No,i No.3 No.5
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
Rnrkhardr.s Story.

The examining trial of Frank Hickey, the alleged assassin of Col John M. Clayton, began at Morrillton on the 18th.
 The hearing was before Magistrate O. T. Bertey Eliza Mason. eolored, of Hummer vile of whom Burkhardt the informing wit ness, says he and Hickey purchased crackers and cheese just before the killing of Clayton. confronted Burkhardt, and denounced him as liar saving: T knowed you lied, because I never give my customers crackers and cheese" Burkhardt acknowledged that he had served term in the Joliet (IllD penitentiary. He said that Hickey told him that a man named Pate paid him the money to kill Clayton. Pate, he said had scEr on his face. tChas. Pate. who was killed by negro named Thornton short time ago. had a scar on his face) He said that Hickey and man named Richards. or Richardson. and a man named Flannery and himself hired a two-seated rig at Morrill, ton and drove to Plummerville. They arrived there about g o'clock. They had shotgun and rife. He refused 10 go further with them. after learning the full import of their mission. and soon after they left him he heard a shot. In about ten minutes they returned and said they had shot Clayton. Then one of them-either Flannery or Hiekey-said he had lost his gun. e Smith and Wesson revolver, either A or 45 ealiber. a new one he had brought from Iowa with him. he said.
 The second day : proceedings ended cy Hlckey being held for the grand jury. and Burkhardt. the informing witness. being turned over to the sheriff for safe keeping. The prosecuting at tornsy requested the sheriff to take Burkhardt to the state penitentiary at Little Rock. Be fore leaving the courtroom Burkhardt asked the justice to issue certificate for mileage from Montana 10 Arkansas for his attend snce. He claimed mileage for 5000 miles at 10 cents mile. and after considerable wran- glinR he given certificate for S30o. He was then very anxious to take the first train for Little Rock. as he had just been told that the certificate would be cashed there. Several taxpayers have filed their protests with the county judge against the allowance of any claims that may be presented against the coun- ty by Burkhardt for his attendance at the trial.
 COL. W. H. H. CLAYTON TALKS.
 Col. W. H. H. Clayton. a brother of the late John NJ. Clayton is out in Q card to the public, in which he says concerning Burkhardt.
 But will say that am impressed with the belief that he Is in possession of facts. and Wa himself so far connected with the killing that if the proper course should be pursued on the charge. developments may be had which may result in the. arrest and the conviction of the real assassins
 From my investigation of the case believe that if Burkhardt. on his arrival at Morrilton had been met with kindness and confidence. if and he had been encouraged to make a clear and full statement of the facts in his knowl- edge, much light would have been shed upon this dark subject, which ultimately might lead to the punishment of men whose hands are red with the blood of murdered man.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
Nine Buildings and a Church Turned.

The other morning an entire block of buildings, nine in all, including the M. E. church. south. and Tom Akers' mercantile establishment in Sou tn Hot Springs, burned to the ground, entail ing loss of about s12,00O. Five of the burned buildings, including the store and dwelling and four cottages, belonged to Tom Akers. His loss was something over s6,000, with insurance for 1850. The N F.. church building and parsonage were insured for s1. 900. Other houses burned belonged to Hamp William and Jerry Skief. The fire originated in cottage occupied by Mrs. Taylor, and was caused by an ember from the kitchen stove falling on the floor unnotieed. South Hot Springs does not have fire protection, and the work of destruc- tion was nearly complete before the hose could be run from the nearest plug, about half mile dista mt
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
Ready to Resign.

Judge John Mcclure. who was re- gently appointed special assistant to the United States district attorney in the cases growing out of the ia ilure of the First national bank of Little Rock addressed communication to Attor- ney-General Olney the other day, in which he stated that he was repub- lican, and if that fact disqualified him from serving the letter could be consid- cred in the form of his resignation.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
MEN FIGHT WITH KNIVES.

A Newiy-Appointed Postmaster slain In
 Confict-Monroe station the Scene Of
 the Bloody Fight-Resuit of a Game
 at Cards.
 BRINKLEY, Ark, April 1S.-News reached this city yesterday of one of the most horrible tragedies ever enact ed in this section. It took place at Monroe station, a small town l3 miles southeast of here, on the Arkansas Midland railroad, at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. X crowd of men were gath cred in grove near Monroe engaged in drinking beer and playing cards. A dispute arose over the game and three handed fight en- sued participated in by two brothers, Bob and Dan Kelly, on one side, against George w. Kizer. All had knives and used them for fifteen minutes just as fast and freely as pos- sible. At last one of the Kelly brothers got in thrust on Kizer which went to the heart and caused internal bleeding from which he died in ten minutes. Before receiving the fatal thrust Kizer succeeded in inhicting several serious wounds on both of his antagonists. Dan Kelly is expected to die at any moment, and, although Bob's wounds are not necessarily dangerous, he is also in a critical condition. The de- ceased Kizer was a leading merchant and newly-appointed postmaster. He leaves an interesting family, con- sisting of a widow and three children. one of whom is bright girl student at the Little Rock university.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
Cornerstone Laying.

The cornerstone laying of the new Methodist church at Brinkley took place the other day and was witnessed by several thousand people. Addresses were delivered by Hons. w. s. Me. Cullough. II. II. Myers and Rev. J. B. Perminter. The exercises were under the auspices of the masonic order. The new church is one of the finest struc- lures of its kind in Arkansas
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
Cut or Both Feet.

A Mr. Knight, who is travelling col lector for Collier & Co.'S publishing house, of Memphis, Tenn, fell un der a freight car at Stephens, Ouachita county. Both feet were cut off near the ankle. Knight had put his bag gage in the caboose and was attempt ing to mount freight car when he fell
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21

F. c. Heald. in charge of tie and stave camp at Yorktown, Lincoln coun- ty, has been missing for several days.
 He left Pine Bluff on horseback with money with which to pay of hands. Neither he nor his horse have been seen since, and as his life had been threatened foul play is sus- pected. He is a man of good repute, and his wife. now in camp, is distracted over his dis appearance. He is about 36 years old. feet incl hes in height. with dark hair, short sandy beard and defective teeth.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
Appointed by the President.

The following nominations of impor- tance to Arkansans were made by Pres ident Cleveland the other day:
 James F. Reed to be attorney of the United States for the Western district of Arkansas.
 George J. Cramp. to be marshal of the United States for the Western district ot Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
In the Memphis District.

The late frost will entail untold hard ships and expense to the planters and farmers in the Memphis district. Much cotton must be replanted.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
Given One Near.

The jury in the case of Min Shepard at Bentonville, for the killing of Officer Dalton, returned a verdict of involun- tary manslaughter, and fixed the pen- alty at one year Tn the penitentiary.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
A Cabbage War.

There is hot fight between whole sale vegetable dealers in New Orleans and the truck farmers over the method of shipping cabbages
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
The Democratic state Convention.

The democratic state convention, to nominate candidate for orsupreme judge, will meet at Little Rock. June 22. Coun- ties are entitled to delegates as follows:
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
Wants It Set Aside.

Mrs. Hetty Green, through her son, |, has petitioned the courts to set aside the purchase by her last December of the Waco X Northwestern road.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
Admits a S4o,OO0 Shortage.

The cashier of the Mechanics say. ings bank of Nashville, Tenn, is short anywhere from s4O.0O0 to $50, GOO. He admits the former amount.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
BLOWN INTO THE RIVER.

MARIANNA. April 16.-The storm of the past few days has resulted in the raging of number of outhouses. the blowing of H. Ii. Rogers house in his Westwood place, into the river. considerable damage to fruit and gardens, and may necessitatc the replanting of good many corn fields. No fatalities are reported. An immense quantity of wate has fallen.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
Texas Quarantine Measures.

Gov. Hogg of Texas has issued his quarantine proclamation to take effect May l. It applies to all vessels and persons from infected points.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
New Postnasters.
The following new postmasters have been appoin ted in Arkansas:

been appOin ted in Arkansas:
 Aurora. Madison county. Lucy Spurlock vice W. H. Robinson. resigned.
 Chip. Union county. J. M.Galbraith, vice J. F. McAlpine. resigned.
 Garfield. Benton county, ". A Hayes, vice F. Nj Haswell. resigned.
 Greenbrier Faulkner county, G. W. Clark, vice W. NJ. Lyon. removed.
 Springdale Washington county. T. J. Davis. vi ce S. Sevier. resigned.
 England. Loneoke county. t Swain vice r. Carl. resigned.
 McCrary Woodruff county. T F. Bonner. vice Fred Martin, dead
 Marshall. Scarcy county. W. II. Jennings, vice J. N. Bromley. resigned.
 Plummerville. Conway county, w. T. Brad lev. vice & A. Durham, resigned.
 Sulphur Springs. Benton county, W. A. Blair vice D. N Kennedy resigned.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
Broke Her Neck.

Mrs. Caledonia Rollins, while doing the family washing near the brink of a brook, not far from Camden, lost her footing, and falling. broke her neck.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-21
Severe storms,

FORT SMITH. April 15.-Last evening about 5 o'clock funnelshaped cloud came up from the southwest. and the wind blew at a fearful rate Several business buildings on Garrison avenue were unroofed. and much damage to residence property done.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-16
ZrabOWanie DOciagu.

KENDALLvILLE, md, Is wrzesnia
-Partya rabus! !ow, liczaca cos okolo
IS osob, zatrzyma}a pociag kolei
Lake Shore, rozbi}a dynamitem wa.
gon ekspresowy i ukrad}a niego
100000 czescia W papierach, kt6-
re ME przyniosa in zadnej korzysci,
czescia zas W got1wce. Rabunek byl
jednym z najsmielszych, jaki ma ko'
lei wydarzy& sic. Rabusie, chcac po.
ciag zatrzymat, przekrecili zwrotni-
ce z czerwonem swia}em, co maszy.
nista zobaczywszy, pocia az rzeczy,
wiscie zatrzyma}. w tejze jednak
chwili pozna1 on sw6j b4ad, DO ma
lokomotywe skoczy&o kilku rabu.
SLOW, przystawiwszy palaczowi
maszyniscie rewolwery do g}owy
rozkazali STAG W miejscu, ami sic ru.
szyc. Maszynista, ktory ME chcial
us{uchac tego rozkazu, zosta} niet ez
piecznia postrzelony. Rabusie ope'
racyi tej dokonywali przez godzine
Byli widocznie lie poinformowani
DO w}asnie nsjwieksze sunny W z}o
Gle zostawili. Ia rabusiami wys}ane
juz W rome strony detektywow.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-16
WiADOMOSCI AMERYKANSKlE,
z WSZYSTKICH STRON KRAJU.
UrZednicy Zwiazku Mar. Pei.

CHICAGO, Is wrzes.-Sejm Zwiaz-
ku Mar. Poi. rozpoczety W zesz}y po-
niedzis1ek, skohczyl sic W sobote ze-
sz}a,w nocy.Do wazniejszych uchwa}
sejmu X naleza: Podwyzszenie po.
smiertnego 2 $500 ma 5000 "a MEGA,
a $3.50 ma $500 "a zone. Gdyby
cz}onek Wv. Mar. Pol. nabawii sic
kalectwa i wskutek tego ME by} vie
cej zdolnym do piracy, wtedy z o.
wychs6OO wyp}acone mu bedzie $500
tytu}em zapomogi. Podatek ma Semi
naryum detroitckie zniesiono, ponie.
waz tax kazdy op}aca ma utrzyma
ME kcscio}6w-jak rowniez zniesio
no l cept nadzwyczajnego podatku.
Uchwalono rowniez aby Wv. Mar.
Pol. byt reprezentowany ma wysta
vie l~owskiej na co przeznaczono
sumo 5000. Uchwalono ,akze mniej
sze sunny na pomnik kosciuszki ma
"Dzleh Polski.' Poprawek W kon-
stytucyi uczyniono sporc, wszystkie
one jednak ME zmieniaja pierwotnie
zakreslonego celu. Urzednikami Wv
obrano: Cenzorem T. Nj. Helihski, z
Duluth, Mimi; wicecenzorem Le
wandowski, Cleveland, O.; preze.
sem Rzadu Centr. S. A. F. Satalec
XII, z Chicago; vice-prez., St. S}omih,
ski i W. Bardohski, Chicago; ka.
syerem, Majewski z Chicago; opie.
kunami kasy, Smietaika, ,Groenwald
Smulski; sekretarzem jen. A. Ma4iek
redaktorem, F. Jab}ohski, z Chicago:
sekretarzem Zyody, j. Chrzanowski
z New Yorku. Pensya redaktora ma
wynosit $1,000, sekretarza $1,000 70
cznie. Ma rozchod biblioteki wyzna.
czono $1,000 ma diva lata. Przysziy
Sejm wv. Mar. Pol. ma sic odby6 W
Cleveland, W pierwszy poniedzsaek
miesiaca wrzesnia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-16
OSTATNIE WIADOMOSCI.

Prezydent Carnot zas4ab{.
Cesarz austryackl wyjecha} do
Galicyi, gdzie zabawi pare dni.
w poludniowej Afryce zanosi sic,
ma wojne pomiedzy Transwalska re-
publika Brytyjska kompania ope-
rujaca W kraju Mashona.
Major miasta Buffalo wyda{ roz-
porzadzenie, ze ME wolno ma szta-
fetach umieszczac plakat6w, pred.
stawiajacych aktorki zazwyczaja
p6}nago.
Ze sprawozdania zarzadu wystawy y.
chicagoskiej wykazuje sic, ze przv-
chod dotychczas wynosi} $2l, ,14O,-
o88, rozchod zas $25, ,516,366, czyli
ze kasa wystawy ma przesz}o 4 NIL
liony dolarow defcytu.
Do banku Farmers & Merchants W
Denver, Colo, wesz}o pred paru
aniami paru rabusiow i usilujac O.
krasc bank zastrzelili kasyera: Ia "a.
busiami gdy poczeli ucieka6 zaczeli
strzelac obywatele dwoch z Mich Ia
bill, trzeci zas uciek{.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-16
Home Rule irlandZki.

LoNDYN, Is wrzes.-Donosliisny
poprzednio, ze bill Gladstcnea, 20
trzeciem czytaniu zosta& przyjety
przez izbe lord0w: ostatnie tymcza-
sem wiadomosci przedstawiaja spra-
we inaczej. Bill gdy pczyszed} do IL
by lord6w, natraf{ ma silna opozv-
eye. Przemawia4 przeciw billovi lord
Salisbury doprowadzi} do tego, re
odrzucono 60 g}osami 4l9 przeciw
Al. TAX vice Gladstone musi zaczy-
mac sprswe ma nawo, DO jestesmy mai
pewniejsi, re W sprawie tel ME usta.
pi, p6ki zy6 bedzie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-16
kuryer literacki.

w tych dniach umar} W Londynie
dr.. lzrael Micha4 Rabinowicz, jeden
z wybitniejszych wsp6lczesnych ba.
dacz6w talmudu, filolog j pedagog,
ur. W r. 1908 W CUB. grodziehskiej.
w szeregu jego prac naukowych
niemasa wartost posiada gramatyka
jezyk polskiego, napisana po fran
cusku.
"Janko Muzykant'' Henryka Sien-
kiewicza, wyda&a W osobnej broszur-
ce redakcya miesiecznika moskiew-
skiego "Russkaja Mysl'' W przek3a-
die w. kawrowa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-16
kataStrOfa kOleiOWa.

CHICAGO, Is wrzes.-W poblizu
Hammond, Ind, zderzy}y sic diva
pociagi, wskutek czego 13 os6b ultra
clio zycie la miejscu, a hilkadziesiat
zosta}o poranionych. Katastrofa ma
stapi4a wskutek zapomnienia sic to.
legrafsty, kt6ry telegrafujac sp6z
nieniu sic jednego pociagu, zapo'
mnia} dac w,adomosc,ze drugi mad
chodzi pociag, spozniwszy sic o Kill
kanascie minut.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-16
WylecZOny piOrunem.

W1LKEsBURG, Pa, Is wrzes.
nia-Zdarzy} sic tn uiezwyk}y wy.
padek, W kt6rym piorun odegras 70.
le doktora. Podczas bury, jaka tn
szaia}a W zesz}ym tygodn'u, uderzyl
piorun W dom psni Maybbe, a zer-
wawszy dsch, wpad1 do pokoju gdzie
GAIA rodzina znajdowala sic przy
stole. M}ody Maybee, ktory cd paru
lat cierpia& ma astme, j ME mog} bye
wyleczony, gdy uderzy} W niego pio
run, zaraz pozby& sic choroby.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-16

THE peoples plants and needs
may be learned these trying political
times, in the following lines by DR..
J. G. Holland:
God give us men! A time like this
demands
Strong minds, great hearts, true faith
and ready hands;
Men whom the lust of Office does not
kill;
Men whom the spoils of Office cannot
Men who possess opinions and a
will;
Men who have honor; men who will
not lie;
Men who can stand before a DEM
agogue,
And damn his treacherous hatte1ies
without winking-
Tall men, sun-crowned, who live a.
bove the fog
In public duty and in private think
ing;-
For while the rabble with their
thumb-worn creeds,
Their large professions and their
little deeds,
Mingle in selfish strife, 10! Freedom
weeps,
Wrong rules the land, and waiting
Justice sleeps.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-16
Omjiali praWO.

New YORK, Is wrzesnia-Wykry-
to tu, ze chihczycy mimo wszelkich
ostroznosci, umieja sig przedostawat
do stan6w Zjednoczonych. Wprowa-
damien chihczyk6w do St. Zjed.
zajmuje sic dobrze uorganizowana
banda, majaca swa siedzibe " Hong
Kong. Aresztowano juz tutaj trzech
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chlhczyk6w, ktorzy trudn,li sic tym
"przemyslem."
NOwe miejsca dla Osadnik6w,

WASHINGTON, Is wrzes.-Jutro W
sobote, nastapi oddanie osadnikom
skrawka ziemi, kupionego Cd indyan
roku lS47, "a sS,OOO,OOO, a obejmu-
jacego 100000 akr5w gruntu. Ten
skrawek ziemi zwany jest "Cherokee
Strip" Procz tego maja bye wydane
osadnikom dwie inne rezerwacye, a
mlanowicie Uncomphagre Uintah
Ute " Utah.
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Me ma nadZiei dla chincZyk6W.

WASHINGTON, Is wrzesnia-Gu.
bernator Markham kaliforni, ode
bra} rozkaz Washingtonu, aby
wprowadzono natychmiast W zycie
prawo Gearyego, ktore powiada, re
wszyscy chinczy musza opuscic stany
Zjednoczone. Wiezienia W los Ange-
los So przepe}nione chihczykami, ma
jacymi bye odtransportowanymi do
Chin. W4adze miejscowe obawiaja
sic zaburzeh.
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Parliament bedZie rOzwiaZany.

LoNDYN, Is wrzes. - Gazety tu-
tejsze juz naprzod przepowiada ja,ze
W roku przysz1ym nastapi rozwiaza-
ME parlamentu. "Gladstone, pisze
jedno pism, myli sic, gdy sadzi, re
zapomniana zostanie jego polityka
irlandzka." Pod presya panuJacych
stosunk6w trudno bedzie Gladsto-
neowi zyskac wiekszos6 W Wielkiej
Brytanii.