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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
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NEW yoek STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 14.-Money on call has
been active, ranging from o to Is per cent.
last loan AZ @, and closing offered at o. Prime
mercantile paper. 6a7 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady and quiet: posted
rates, s4s7l4; commercial bills, s4.s3as4.s5h.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
neglected. Railroad bonds irregular.
SUGAR Tue SENSATION.
American sugar proved to be to-day's sensa-
ton at the Exchange. The price opened AZ lo3,
rose to 1884, and then, under n steady out
dealings amounted TO 1925. 35p shares in q total
for the entire list OF 320,452 shnreS. Blocks
and blocks we're thrown over poard, aud QUO
firm alone sold %. 0 shares. The story cur
rent yesterday that an injunction would be
sued out 10 restrain the payment of the extra
dividend In the common stock was emphstlcaiy
denied by officers OF the company, who TOOK the
opportunity to r~eiterate their favorable state
ments In regard 10 the prosperous financial
condition OF tho property. This did not allay
tho apprenensions telt by small holders OF the
shares. however. and the pressure continued
right up 10 the close. the nnal quotation peing
only "A above the lowest.
THE GENERAL LIST.
The enormous liquidation in this stock had lit
tie influence on the general list, and II was not
until the anthracite coalers gave way that there
WAS any material decline IN the leading shares.
The coalers yielded i to 219 ger cent, Lacka-
wanna leading. Reading, on the common, with
other stocks, improved 4 to 1 per cent. in the
early trading, and Distiling and Cattle-Feeding
moved up "a on reports that the directors would
declare the usual dividend. When IL was
learned that a meeting had not been held for
lack OF a quorum tho stock lost all Of its early
advance. New England was noticesbly weak,
and declined . per cent. General Electric
yielded III from the frst, but otherwise the
losses we're slight, ard AtchisOn, the Changers,
Union Pacific, Louisville and Nashville, tho
Eastern Trunk Line shares, and Western Union
left Of practically The same "a on yesterday.
INDCsrRrAIS WEAK: coALBRs STEADY.
The market closed weak for the industrtals
and coalers and steady for the general list.
Substituted, $4,000; unlisted, $4,000.
Sub-Treasury balauces-CoIn. s73, 1875 900;
currency, s22,074, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15

To pass the winter season comfortably
asoid colds ~ using Dr.. Bulls Cough
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
ST. LOFTS.

sT. Louis, March 14-Flour weak, with I NY
ers holding Of. Wheat opened ssc. higher, but
lower than yesterday; cash. $685.. May
closed G69sc. Corn-Cash and April lower:
cash. SIC. April, 3D.; May bettor az $3.50.
Oats higher; cash. 31h.; May, 32sSc. Whisky
steady at s1.l7. Bas glng and cotton-ties IN
changed. Provisions duh and easy. Pork-Job
lots. SIS. Lard lower Mt sll.S7l5. Dry -saited
meats-Loose shoulders, 50; longs and ribs,
slO.1j: shorts. 5000: strips, $3.50; boxed
lots, ljc. more. Bacoh-Sh0ulders,S 5000; longs
and ribs, slI.l2b; shorts. si1 37Is: strips,
$l0.6216; sugar-cured hams. sl3.30asl3.4O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

NORFOLK, VA, March lL-Merket active.
Stock il comlng in very freely from the country.
Prime. 4c. extra prime, 4l4c; fancy, 49,;
factory hand-picked. +4aJ14c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-13
{ a&{}t ! ISL Il.
Czasoplsnlo ilustrowanc


Wychod2i re L,rorie OF ,At
szesnastu. !us'&ta mean "gMn
obfta, ciekaw4, pozy,rcznn , pa,rvo
tyczna trcSt, wsrod k;ortl 2awsz.
dr"kuje zainu.j lace rowiesc':
Mkt sic M"e zEudzi,
kazdy sic polk ,p".
Bedzie mn w duszv
ma sercu leplej..
Zimno MIC wieje
cd Iskry i Gonca :
Do piersi ]udzklej
Sic prom,enie s%lufta,
Co dobre, plekne,
ma szpaltach nie zgaSu,r
Dobre pog}aszcze.
z1e ma odlcw chlaSnu..
Comic, LShru zamiesycx.
illustrac1e portretowe ! dowcipu.
slk're hum orys,yczne. Wv
vsodnYm dodotk?em ,llustnuwanvn.,
wNchodzi czterN RAW ma meslac
D'a prcnUmcra'or"w roc. nvch
p"trocznych osobne preu1jc be=p1ot,
ne. N~adsetal&cN prenumerA,y
ror@"q II dolary), "rr6cz caforocz-
m'.l rr>eaelkl .,Gunca Iskry,r
'trzymaja nntvchmaast.: trzv zesz>ty
I'ustrowanyc On A~lej.otdw hunoru,
s"tyry do>,"iru po1sAicgo. nraz
pomie$G u tr2cch czc$cinch. NJ. y
>~ihamsklego p. t. Nasze Zycie;
nadestalacy ~p6}roczna premunerate
= dolary) otrzymaja natychm,ast
tv.ko try zeszyty lllustrowanych
h1ejaot6w humoru, satyry 4 DOR.
cipn p~olshieyo. Prenumerate
%przesc'ac morn W haSdej chwai:
numera z poCzatklem druku1acych
sic powlesci ~przeseiaja sic bezpsat-
"'e. Prenumerate z Ameryk1 nal
dogodnlej przese1ac dolaranai ma.
pterowynai ~ listach rehomeudoa,a-
nych, Tub wreszcie p-rsekase0,
pocsto"ym pod adresem: a.
Adm'i"istracya Gokca 4 zshry
Lwow (Lem6ergl.
Msca hrassews1iego. l. o.
Europa. Austrya, GalicYs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-13

cr."
: ekarx D o y. Sal y asS
~cawn'ine snesobv domo~ego tss
a'cgu lrc,enia rozmaitych chor6h
o~a& ori>anie rozmat,ch t"sliR
l,czacych rSe PrzyJaciela Lads,
H"ari
9" Slnszo 5 dla rraH-,
COW innych lrugich osSb..ao
proroctw ON c h d J, kr&
lowci re Sabv, IS Svbili, k.ie-
dzn Marks Wernyhorv innych,
ON roku SIS priced Narodzeniem
Chrystusa al do poSuych visk6.'
Sc nn X czyli Wr6&enlc Sc sn6w,
Ma rrEeszio 1900 przypadk5w
sinsace, 2 r62nych starodawnyeh
kslag zebrany .........- is
ROZMOWA POLAKA e Kaszubs
.--..."..... .......> ..."-..io
siISTORYA Q GRZEGORZU,
k,6ry rrzss II lat poku,owa
przykuty do ska.v. Piekne
wzruszajace opowisdanio Ola IN
1UCHARKA POLSKA l AMI
SO
ROBINSON KRUZOE czyli Ekn-
TIKI mic .osiuszehstwa ksiazks su-
pefnie nowo ! trehciwie ufo&ona
5RABIA PAROBKIEA u knife
MA
)~POWIADAN1E PODRO.NEGo
o ~strasanie dziwnem fo&u...1O
IAKLETA DZIEWICA......lO
sARTEK EATKA...........5
ole&ni P olskie, zebrane ola
Polonii W Ameryce przcz WI.
Dyniewicza...-..... ....25
sraw dzlw Persko -E.
G p SIX S n X. = najpew-
niejszy sposob wygranla ma 10
teryi wod}ug kombinacyj styn-
nych magik6w i profesorow ,Oa-
D tcmatysi Orlics itp.-tudzies wy
jawienienie tajemnie isposob, is-
kich u~kywano &c stsro&ytroSo5
do przepowiadania i wroaenia
przyszioAci.-Z przeszio 200 o.
brazkvui. Dostowny przcnruk
Sern!i~. drukowaneg" drs-
karin Un,wersytetu Jsgiellea-
skiegn w krakowio.... $50
D K tsdnej dziewczynie. 10
YEA kohcu &ycia Piiasa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-13

przestrachu. Clos ME pocho-
dill BOWEN z nieba, ale z
drzewa w poblizu rosnacego,
ma kt6rym jego papuga Sic
dziaia; wrociwszy predzel cd
niego do domu i ME widzac
swego pana, szukala go wo-
}ajac wyrazami, ktore czesto
cd narzekajacego Robinsona
powtarzane. wblly sic " jei
pamieG.
L ledneI ostatecznosc'
wpada sic W druga; Q gwal-
towneso przerazenia przeszed}
Robinson " niewypow;edzia
ma radosc = wyciagra} do
swej ukochanei papugi rece,
wola} ma MIA, a gdy uciesgo-
ma do nleeo przytruneia i
siadla ma ramieniu, szczypiac
90 dzlobem 20 twarzy, nosie,
i ustach, trzepoczac skrzydla-
mi i ma zakoh genie jeszcze
raz zalntonowala: ,,Robisonie
biedny Robinsonie gdzie
by1es?" zapomnial ma
chwile O ludozercach.
Wzruszenie jednak tego
dnia ME dozwalalo Robinsoa
nowi prawie przez Gala noe
zamruzyG Okla. Ciagle strasz-
ny widok jak widmo z}owiesz-
cze stall mt pred oc7yma.
- Przewracal sic to ma jeden
to ma drugi box, zaciskal
oczy, ale napr6zno, jego roz.
goraczkowana wyobrazn1a
widziala tysiace krwawych
bitew, ktore stacza} z dzikimi,
widzia} sw6j ogr6d, drzewa
nowo zasadzone lub zaszcze,
phone talk pieknie rosnace,
swoje mieszkanie. slowem
Gale gospodarstwo co z taxa
praca w krwawym czo}a poole
urzadzil, do szczetu zniszczo-
ne.
Gala jego nadzieJa by}o to,
re d7icy bedac W tel ckolicy,
ME domysla sic, re tn jaki
czlowiek znajduje sic.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.,
zAplsuJClE soRlE wlARUsA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-13
Il Poznahskiego.

z TUCZNA POD JAKSI.
CANT. Spotkaso psrafia ma
sza wielkle nleszczescle, DO
uasz ukochany X. prob. Labe.
dz,nski zfa1na1 noge W dwoch
mleiScach pomledzy kostka a
kolHnem, kiedy byt W Iuowro-
cIawlu. Lekarze inowroclawscy
noge obandazowali | choroba
potrwa re 8 message, a my
bledui parafianie teraz bez
duszp"sterza puZostallsmy.
Szczecie ]eszcze, 2e pobliscy
ksleza kolejno w naszym
pieknym nowym kosclo}ku
zastepuja najczesclej K.
prob. Warminski 2 Jakslc.
W,elKle mamv Zmartwlenie,
lie ma swieta wielkanocne ME
bedzie nam nasZ ukochany
X. Proboszcz ce]ebrowat.
Przyby} tn ma csly tydzieh
x. proboszcz z Ostrowa z pod
Pakosci i ten sIucha spowledzi
wlelkanocnej.
GNlEZNO IS. 3. 93. W
p'atek II. BIN. odby} sic W
tntpjszym gimnazyum egzamin
dojrzalosci naukowej. upraw-
niajacej do s}uzby jednoroczne].
10 egzaminu przystepowalo
20 nzszych sekundanerow,
pomiedzy nimi IL naszych
rodakow. = z owych 20
czterech Ola niedojrzalych
prac pismiennych odrzucono,
jednego zas tYlko p. Bronista-
wa Hsmerliuga (Polaka) ola
dobrych prsc pismiennych cd
egzaminu ustuego uwolnlono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-13

byl Robinson ma drzewie a
"a nadejsclem dnia puscil sic
W dalsza podroz. Me
daleko uszedlszy zwrocii sic
ma strong poludniowa wyspy
gdy W ten. stanat w
m'eiscu, jakby piorunem
razony, Z zapartym oddechem
drzac ma ca}em ciele 1ak lis6
osiki Z wzrokiem w slup, w
jedne strone zwr6conym. Ma
plasku pred SODA BOWEN
ujrza} Shady bosych nog przez
ludzi zostawione. = Powod
jego przestrachu by} ten: On
ME mysla}, ably slad ten
zostawiony by} przez lego
przyjaci6} i braci, przez hudzi
oddychajacych ml}oscia i MO
sacych 2 ochota pomoc W
spo1brac'om swym, kt6rzyby
60 poratowali dali jaka
usluge; ale przez straszne,
nieprzy]azne ludziom stworze.
MIA, kt6rzy W swojej wsciek-
losci kogo tylko popadna,
zaraz mordu)a ia smierc. =
Jednem s}owem mysla}, re
slad ten wydeptal ucywilizo'
wany Europeiczyk, lecz jaki
dziki ludozerca - ktorych
znaczna ilosG pod kanibalami
ma karabiiskich wyspach pre-
bywa}a.
Me dosyt mad tenn
przestrach jego wzmogl sic
- gdy ujrzal widok ma
kt6ry natura ludzka wzdryga
sic. - Me opodal BOWEN
by} wykopany W ziemi okra-
ely plytki doh, W xt6rego
srodku znajdowa}y sic glow
ME pc zgaszonym pred
chwila ogniu pozosta}e i
dokoIa porozrzucane by}y
czaszki, rece nogi i inne
czlonki ludzkie, z ktorych
mieso by}o ogryzione.
To uczynili ludzie pomysla},
a raczej n~ajdziksze zwierzeta
W ludzkiej postaci, kt6rzy
byli do tego stopnia zariocz-
nj i wSciekli i przewyzszajac
W dzikosci wszystkie ~zwierze-
ia - ME majqc soDie
czastki jakiejkolwiek ml}osci
ludzkiej; GALA 4abitych braci
~pozeraja. Mieszkall
wprawdzie wtenczas ma wys-
pach karabijskich dzicy ludzle,
kt6rych karabijskimi kanlbal-
skimi ludozercami zwano,
kt6rzy miell ten szkaradny
zwyczaj wszystkich nieprzy-
jacio}, ktorych W b!twie po-
chwytali, zabit, tahczac /
'spiewajac upiec i W kohcu z
nieludzka zar}oczloscia poze-
rae. = Robinson odwroci1
twarz Cd tego okropnego
widoku i z TAXA szybkoscia
pocza} oddalat sic cd tego
miejsca, re poczciwa lama
ME mogla zdazyc "a MIN, a
i wreszcie zmeczony do
upadlego bez pamieci, ~znalaz}
sic ma swo]em terytoryum.
Me ochlonawszy jeszcze Z
pierwszego w%razenia, wiecej
znuzony jak przestrachem
zdjety, zaledwie pad! II pod
no7a swej cory, gdy W tenn
us}yszal jakby z nieba CLOS
wola)acy: ,Robinsonie bed
D oI,corn ~I1inSaS fV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-13
TERAZ GAS

dls tych, kt6rzy ~zamierzaja odbYd
wycieczke W roku
1898
zastanawia6 sic mad tenn; czyta6 /
wywiadywac, sic, dokad maja.
jecha6, gdy nadeida wolne
chwile.
Wystawa Swiatewa
bsdzie wieksaym wypadkiem W
swiecie, niz cokolwiek innego.
Nietylko stanowic bedzle epoke
" niekt6rem zyciu, dajac sposob-
oosd podziwiania rzadkich okazow,
wynalazkow i cud6w swlata, lecz
pozostanle niejednemu W pamieci
z powodu, re PREY tel sposoh2ssa
bedzle m6gt zcbaczyo kawal tego
kraju.
Majac to ma mysll, pomnij, re
MOLEJ
NORsTH B
PACIFIC
przerzyna najcudnlejsza czes6
Amerykl. Me znajdzlesz nlgdzie
pieknieiszych krajobrazow dolln,
jezior i gor. Jest to jedyna LIMA
prowadzaca ma grantee olbrzymegc
dzlewiczego raju
YELLOWSTONE PARK.
Pam,etac . tel kolei pisa6
wzgledem potrzeb W podrozy, map,
pism, plau6w jazdy l t. d. do
CHAS. s. FEE
Gen. Pass. e Ticket Agent
St. Paul, MINI.
NACCIE "a WIARESAEg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-13

KROTOszYN. ego xm
skiadano tn egzamln abitury-
encyi 81 ~wYaszych prymane-
row OGDEN hospitant) i wszys-
cy uzyskall swladectwo dol
r~zaloscl, pomledzy nlm, p,eciu
Polakow: krzeszk,ewlcz, Or,
banowicz. Miynk,ewlcz, Kali
kowski ~Szymanski.
POZNAN. l3g" an. unal
X. prof. DR.. Chott ov>S, .
krakowa nn obszeruei sal;
bazar"we1 wyktad o Je2ujtarh
w P"znauiu. Sprowadui ich
r. 1871 Biskup pozuahsk Y.
Adam Konarski, a p,erwSxvm
pr2eEozonvm poznahsk,egn kol
leg'um byi gIcsnego iwienn
t'umacz Pisma sw. X. Jakob
Wuiek. koh u wyktadu
n"ydatn: mow&1 w,pIkie gSs
lug; Tnwarey>,u~ Jeousow' 60
mauoN,rle " Pui~re.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-13

POLECA SIZE
S~ZANOWNEJ PURLICZNOSC
,szystklm wiarusom Polonuseu
Ameryce
NOVA kSlEGlRNIA
II. DERDowsKIEGo
W Winona MINI
Mekna sprswadsid Cd Dsrdsw
skiego ka&da ksiatke polska, jaka
wegols istniejs " Amerycs, ptaeas
gotowka.
Ponisej wymieniany nisktsrs
ksia&ki, jakie nasza ksiesarnia ns
IA sprzeda&:
Ksiazki szkolne i tres.
cl naukoWeI.
sATEHlzM ~RZYNsKo-KATo.
LICK 'mrfy) .....--..>. 9
no"~ orrawie.....i8
kATFHiLN RzYMSKo-RATO.
LICK L. sSszy) W mocnej ..
pss"n'
OZIEJ STAREGO 1 NOWEGO
TESFAMENTU, W nocnej o.
prev d Aarbego(..... 40
oIlfyiG NARODU POLSKIEGO
GLEMENTARz POLSKI, J6zefa
Chov'Szrwskies". Is
poSREpNlH PoLSKO AN,
GlHLSkl - cHyli ksiaaka do
nank' !czysa angieiskiego IS
se'6 81 Pissni Ola sak6t poi
sk1ch W Ameryce, uto&yi byiy ma.
gczyciSi W Chicago Franciszsk
gabka
: ramatv 2 slska ufoAo.
ia przsz Tcodozego Sisrocihskie,
~, pr"fesora Jezyka pelskiego ]
h%t"ratury. Drukowana ola szkG
p"'sk'ch w Ameryce Z wydanis
try n"strgs, W mocnej eprawis
ementarz Maiy czyN
"r~sza Nanka CAYtania, Pisa.
VI" RachowaRia. prSss w. Dy-
A'r cZa
mecnej oprawie...-....l2
t'sTORYA STANOW ZJEDNQ
HHONYCH. Internationally
- wefy, powiesd
'sslna bardzo, wzruszajaca e
"Ar"&ytnych czasow.......30
tu sauna W mocnei oprawie 20
':"conym tYtuliklem 60
"!asiaw czyli Daisy Ciag &c.
,"wsfy; tiomaczenie przez = ks.
Ia sama W mocnei oprawie
SO
llstownik Polsko-Amerykak
XII. Podrscznik zswierajsoy.
Nauks pisania i;stow i gotoWe
wEery list6w, " wssysfkich pEEy.
psdkaoh aYesa. 60
Sos sleroty ozyli powiss
wystawiajaea zgroze nieludzko6cj
srog.Ac zaw;sci, dotkliwosd No
dx; "~kunycAca@6 WARY ie cn6s
w~2nn.,wvst Asdzia i szczo-
sr"hliw"sc' opa,rzsosci przez ha
y P''&u'sk,ego. 80
v,a-tk, E O Q pre-
II. hr. Skarbka, Zawiera:
\ Nrasa knjswska, q Hulan
8. " sadie, 81 kukasz Stempe
nwie Sios,ry, y Przewo&nil
- Jeniec Wojenny, y Jasz
zutt, 81 Mnndur, % Kruk 30
a.. a. X ord ecki Przeo
auliuo W, Obrohca Klass
IN Czystochowsk,ego.... .. Is
ha,e'rska r o d z i n q,
'NN"k . s'owstania 1853 &, IDS
r.,1u- prawdziwe opisa} w
ta,.lick. ..... lis
40, oaczki, pc
v'astka 2 "zAsdW powstania Ia
",,-Hn Kusrriszki ........ l6
t"d-ra"i Barscy n
,'"'.", r"wl"at napisana pre-
X + 49,. ......2
W = dro C y. Chrzel
tua". zyd j Turek, czyli kt
EA"gu pokfada zaufanie, o teE
w.. '~nae ojcowskie staranie. Pc
$ sc nader powabna i poucxa
",n prze7 Tomaszs Wisniewskie
4 .........
~ W'@czny Tu{aoz
'~,n1a>rm imieniem Ahaseverui
'"r> m1wi, he kyl pred d
>yz'~an'em Chrystusa Pan
rrzez WszechmocnoSt Bog
i~..@<@e do d~zisiejszego dnia az
. AS
APvTEK A
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-04
JOY IN CONNECTICUT.
Factories and Foundries Will Soon be
Busily Running Again.

Middletown, Conn. September S.-Tues- {.
day morning will see considerable i'm
provement in business circles here. The
Arrawanna mill is again running and
will soon work overtime L. D. Brown,
Son & Co., report more orders in the last
three days than during the whole month
of August. The Russell Manufacturing
Co., employing 800 hands, starts on full
time and with full force, Tuesday.
The officers state that..while business has
not improved any they will run in hopes
of better times. Wilcox, Crittenden &
Co., will run their foundry ten hours
day, three days week. The Douglass
Pump works will work ten hours day,
four days week. The Middletown Plate
company will start with a part of their
force Tuesday. The Rockfall Woolen
company cannot catch up with orders and
has worked steadily all summer. Other
concerns are running on full time except
the Schuyler Electric Co., which is still
quiet. Only few hands are employed
there.
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-04
HERE YOU HAVE IT.
Financial Wisdom From the Land of the
Palmetto and Pine.

Colum bus, S. c., September g. The
State publishes an interview with Gov.
Tillman on the money question, in
which the Governor says: "The condition
of things only shows the viciousness Of
the financial policy adopted by the
Republicans and now being perpetuated
by the Democrats. The currency of
the country will have to be decentralized
and put out of control of a few hundred
capitalists and bankers in New York,
Boston and Philadelphia, with power to
contract and expand the currency at will.
The only way / see to accomplish it is by
issuing fiat money, so-called. They are
now fighting to reduce the metallic cur
rency one-half by making gold stand
ard. 1t is the most gigantic scheme of
robbery ever attempted, and the people
ought to rise in their might and put a
stop to it, hanging some Of the men who
are causing it all, if it is necessary.
They destroy the debt paying pow
er of one-half the coin for the benefit
of the debt holders, bond holders and
capitalists, and then tell the bankrupt
people who contracted these obligations
under the bi-metallic standard that the
country is entitled to as good money as
any other country. The panic crisis is
serious, anu caHnoG loIebeil tHe luture,
In conclusion the Governor, said:
"They object to greenbacks as fiat
money; they object to silver as dishon
est dollar; they demand gold to become
the standard of the country, although it
means 5O-cent wheat and 6-cent cotton
and the loss of the titles of their homes
by millions of American farmers. told
the ring in this state in 1888 it was
damming up the waters when the demand
for reform was refused in the state con-
senton o now cras make the prediction that
national affairs, and the flood gates of
the peoples wrath will be raised and the
present conspirators against the peoples
liberty will be swept from the face of
the earth in the next Presidential cleo
tlon.n
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-04
HIS own EXECUTIoNER.
DR.. I. Thatcher Graves Found Stiff
and Cold in His Cell.
HE LEFT WORD THAT HE HAD
DIED OF PERSECUTION.

Fear of the Coming Prosecution Probably
Had Something to Do with the Case
The Suicide Supposed to Have Been
Accomplished by Poison-It Closely
Followed Important Action Regarding
the Doctors Trial.
Denver, Col, September 3.-Dr. T.
Thacher Graves, the alleged poisoner of
Josephine Barnaby, committed suicide
in his cell in the county Jail last night.
presumably by taking poison. He was
found stiff and cold at 9 a. m. today by
the "trusty" who has been caring for
him. Half dozen or more letters ad-
dressed to various persons were found
in bundle of manuscript under the
doctors satchel which stood near the
head of his cot. Among the letters was
the following:
.sDENvER, Col, August 9.
'Tot the Coroner of DenUer:
"Dear Sir-Please don't hold any autopsy on
my remains. The cause of death may be rem
dered as follows: Died of persecution, worn
out exhausted.
"Yours respectfully,
1T. TEACHER GRAVES, M. d."
Jailor Crews was the last person to
see DIR. Graves alive, according to state
ments made to the coroner. He passed
the cell at 2 this morning and then the
prisoner appeared to be all right. For
some time past he has been looking pale,
but did not complain of being ill. Bridg-
es, the .'trusty,'' who waited on the
doctor, said that DIR. Graves had not
complained to him recently, nor had he
10, !, Il Nv, +l.o
of the county commissioners yesterday
in granting an appropriation of $1,000 to
pay the expenses of eastern witnesses of
the prosecution. He must have been
troubled by this action, however, and
this is supposed to be one of the reasons
why he decided to kill himself. It was
stated that in the proceedings of the
county commissioners yesterday no ac-
ton was taken on the request of the doc
tor that the county pay the expenses of
his eastern witnesses. 1t is now learned
that no formal request was ever made
for such assistance to the county board
and this is the reason why no action was
taken.
That Graves has been contemplating
the act for a log time is evidenced by the
fact that the letter was dated August g.
The date named was only a short time
after County Commissioner Twombly
went East to see the witnesses for the
prosecution and ascertain whether they
would attend the trial Just before Mr..
Twom blys return the doctor was in
terviewed and exhibited symptoms Of
being disturbed over the result of Mr..
Twom bly's trip. He said he believed the
prosecution would bring here a lot of
witnesses to slander him, and that it
would be only fair for the county board
to pay the expenses of his witnesses, if
they paid the expenses of witnesses for
the prosecution. The remains were re-
moved to the coroners' office DIR. Graves
left an address to the public which the
coroner refuses to make public until
Mrs. Graves has read it.
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-04
THE SUICIDES LETTER.
Everybody Connected With His Prosecu-
tion Accused of Corruption.

Denver, September 3-Dr. Graves's let
terwas given out this evening. 1t says that
when indicted he did nor know what
could be accomplished by political in
fluence, influence with money and man
to "play the prince" with his wife's
money. He continues: "The district
attorney at that time was ky Stevens, a
young and leading politician, ambitious,
full Of devilish schemes and cunning, a
man who never. has hesitated to do any
kind of dirty work to advance himself,
who was, surrounded by the vilest men
in the West as his tools. At the trial
which followed we found everything
completely and absolutely under his con-
officials, except the clerk of courts, de-
puties, the honorable judge and the
iury. Since the trial we have learned
that no man was put on the jury until
he first agreed to favor Stevens. Promi-
ses for political preferment and value re-
ceived were freely offered and taken.
Forty years ago man named Perrin in
trouble over some land. The son worked
himself onto the jury and paid the old
debt in.full. This we did not know until
long after the trial. I am informed tht
since the trial some of the jurors have
received political appointments from
Stevens. Some are professional jurors,
getting upon the jury in cases where he
always wins. Conrad boasted that he
expended S65,000 among the detectives,
Witnesses, judge and jury. He always
omitted to remark that the money be
longed to his wife and that he was play
ing for 100000 stake The Supreme
court of Colorado, in most emphatic,
scathing and bitter words pronounced
the trial." unfair, unjust and illegal, and
ordered new trial. My lawyers have
affidavits of number OF men that they
were sounded" as to whether IN case OF
their being summoned on the jury they
would favor Stevens and this was done
by Stevens and his bailiffs. The jury
was under the charge OF one Oh toe worst
Williams on earth. They boarded at a
hotel kept by one OF jury and went to
as they pleased Stevens in the mean
time had advanced to be acknowledged
as supreme political boss and con-
trolls today most of the judges. They
dared not decide against him and my
motion for new trial was deferred and
impossible bail demanded, which the
hard times rendered 1t Impossible TO
Jail through the hot sultry summer until
| must confess my spirit has broken
down. | am tired of this whole business
They have exhausted me, Is it strange
think it useless to continue this fighty
II it was fair, stand up legal fight
would d. stand n'' up to it. But it is
not fair. HIS as foul and dirty as
affair as ever disgraced court. The
whole power of the court is in the hands
OF Stevens, and his nature never allows
him to deal fair. Allow me to repeat
that which l have always said. publicly
and privately. Upon my solemn Mason
ic oath, I, T. Thatcher Graves, did not
nave anything to do, in any way. shape.