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LODGING-HOUsEs FOR SAFE.

6 ROOM LoDGING-HoUsE, $40 OVER RENT:
hor,n OF Market. cost $500 to furnish; will sell
Tor sl25. J. d. CAMPBELL II22 Marsetst
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rQON RESTAURANT NEAR CITY. OTD
u Jt0. established paying busfn eSs; satisfactory
reason for selling Mc4AUGHLIN & co, 26i5
E.-rnF - ia7 St%-
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G1EG0 GROCERY AND BAR; MORE THAN
4 OUQ, value In stock; this is a rare chance
for good man bOaanza. MCLAUGHLIN a
CO.. G6ia Kearny ST.
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rOO Saloon LUNCE- ROUSE: BUILDING
COt. included; city front: immediate depart-
e. causeof sale. McLA UG HIN. 26I.s Kearny is ~
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A ssEssMENT NoTIcF-cRowN POINT GOLD
n and silver Mining Company. Location OF prin-
pal plsee OF business san Francisco. California;
location OF WORKS, Gold Hill, storey County, Ne
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srIRITUALIssI.

flLAIRVOYA LADIES ONLY; FEE 25c. 81
~ Silver 81 bet. Second and Third jas 3t*
MRS. j. J. WHITNEY, CLAIRvoYANT. TEST
wi medium and life reader us Stockton ap35 IL
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Z ORNFR SALOON. BEST LEGATION on EDDY
\ 81 O B boy ID. CAL Branch once. las 7Ls
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JAMES NEvLANDs Secretary
Ofnce-ROom IS, third floor. Mills building
ner Bush aud Montgomery streets. San Francisco.
California. de2l I'd
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BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY NEAR
y school, for sale; account OF leaving city 527l2
mn a. IA p s.
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zFAKE AN OFFER: CHOPHOUSE. RESTAU-
vi rant. bar; furnished rooms. j Clay IT, exSu
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s225G-Loveiy building lot 80 :cxll7:6 to rear
street; Vicksburg ST. near Esd; street work done;
lot ready for building: cheapest lot in the Mission
las q SuIn Troy g MCAALLY. $50 MarEet 81.
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HOUSES TO LET.

HOUSE. 1929 GREEN ST, NEAR JONES: 8
IL rooms and bath: large grounds: fine marine
view Apply TO JAMES W. MERRILL, 334 Kearny
street. ja1U &c
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csTIGn RESTAURANT, FINE LOCATION
- II w. and doing good business; this is \
..rc bargain parties have other business and must
ssIL MCLAUGHLIN & Co. 26L5 Kearny las sis
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A. S. 6ROTH secretary
0fice-4l4 California CT, San francisco, Call
fornia de29 I'd
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leS0 SALOON: Nh. MARKET ST: ONE
tCOOO. OF the paying corners IN the city: owner
compelled 10 sell on account Of sickness in MS
family this is a rare bargain. MCLAUGHLIN &
GO, -bt- AeaTyg ST las Ste
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CARPETS.

W WILL REMOVE on HE 18TH OF JANU-
" airy TO 1910 and 1912 stockton ST. Brussels
carpet soc lsid heavy hoor olielOth. 25c s. w
SHREK, 1884 STOCKTON ST; open evenings. II
CARPETs-SMTTHS BRUSSELS. SOC A YARD;
- iHstaiimeRt price elsewhere 81 I'd. II FRIED
NAN Z CO. 1890 stockton. aud 2S7 Post It Il
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UIGHEsT PRICE PAID FOR GENTS CAST
II OF clothing; drop postal and Will call. A.
DAVIS gg6 HaFeg la3 ~
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TOR sALE-BUTCHER-sHOP COR UNION
I and Mason; owner must sell immediately- Ia
guire 21s and 22O sixth ST. lal0 3tF
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lnE p1.aErALi1c CONVENTION.

III tho Pan-American Bimetallic
Convention Mt st. Louis yesterday,
W.. y. Allen, OF Kansas, briefly Gd-
dressed the convention us u farmer.
He made Il plea for free coinage, but
moro especially denouncipg what is
known ms the unexcep,ion clause in
the silver net, whi.k provides for the
naming OF any other money than sill
yer in contracts il 80 desired. With
this us his text 10 Argued that the
silver dollar VAS V 81 now dcu;one-
tizcd, for it was in the power OF indi
yiduals 10 REFUGE to accept it.
NO International Bimetaliism
With Great Britain included Is 7 os-
Biblc" was iiiv utie OF n paper read
for the author ~ Captain =. a. Pow
OF OF Kansas.
Iu arguments was TINT Great Brit
min, rs n credIto: nation, controlled
The world. On behalf II the knights
OF Tabor delegates present, L. a. Os
borne Ct Kansas presented the con-
veutiou an address endorsing It's Oh
jects AtLor reviewing in general
terms tho present iiniuciai and labor
situation il urges the increase OF the
medium OF exchange; pledges its OPP
position 10 tho destruction OF silver rs
money; favors free coinage ut II ratio
OF l6 to l, and closes with Il resolu-
tion To "lay aside all other issues for
the present and ask the South and
West 10 unite on The reconciliation
OF silver" AS the east is solid against
it lot tho West and South stand TO
gether and pay tho East bonds nc
cording TO contract but no moro. In
cidentally it urged the convention to
educate aud vote instead Of remain
ing ignorant and having 10 shoot.
Tho Colorado delegation presented
for tho consideration OF the conven-
ton II bullion bureau plan, which is
to DO urged upon tho State LeSisla-
turo Of Colorado. Under the plan the
bureau, as Il State creation, should
receive bullion for storage on Il basis
OF units, such units to consist OF 3Ilii
graius OF pure silver and certificates
OF such receipt OF units TO DO recciy'
nble within the State for taxes, lands
(eycep. school lardsl, water rentals,
ia terest and all other dues to the
State.
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To Whom II Nay Concern.

This is to Ger lily tina: NO have this
day sold our store property situated
in Carlin, Nevada, together with the
good will OF the business to Mr.. John
W. Puelt, who has been our agent for
SO many years. We take this occasion
to thank tho people who have so
lIborally patronized us in the past
and we bespeak FOR our successor tho
saTc patronage that mas been ex-
tended to us.
SIssuS CIoCKER & Co.
RY GEo. W, SCorT.
San Francisco, September LIST, 1893.
II I'm
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4 GOOD SUGGESTION.
Tho INDEPENDENT is in receipt OF
tho following circular letter from Gov
ernor Colcord, which explains it.
,.lf.
STATE oP NEVADA,

STATE oP NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
CARSON CIrY, Oct. 1, 1893.
To The People of Neuada: An in
vitation has bson extended 10 you
through yonr Chief Executive, by the
Director-G General OF lhe GIidwinter
Fair, 10 be held in tho City Of San
Francisco, commencing january L,
1891, to cooperate with the poopls OF
California and our neighboring Strtes
in making an exhibit Of our various
products.
While there is no provision OF law
for Il State exhibit, l believe this to
bo tho best opportunity ever oifsrol
our citizens TO place bcfoio tho people
Of tho Pacific Coast, and tho thou.
sands Of others from the Eastern
Suites and foreign countries, who
will visit tho fair, facts which will
prove the vast extent, great variety
mud enormous vnluo OF our mineral
deposits, together with the wonderful
yield md superior quality OF our ag-
ricuitural products.
THIS can be accomplished by q little
eSertion on tho part Of our enterpris-
inI citizuns.
| have requested our State Agrlcul
tural Society 10 take tho lead in tho
enterprise, and have also written our
Worlds Fair Commissioners for por.
mission TO ship u Chicago exhibit
direct through to San francisco,
which is Il splendid exhibit OF itsolt,
md with what can DO added by
Il little labor and expenditure OF
money, will astoaish eyon our oSn
people.
| estimate that IL will cost about
$1,000 to collect, arrange and takc
caro- o: the exhibit during tho Far,
which will DO nn average OF less than
500 for each county, and I snggcst
that tho Board Of Supervisors OF each
county appoint m c%nterprising man
and an equally cntcrprising woman
ns Il committee to collect money and
material for their respective counties.
These committees a meet and elect
u Commissioner. Chief, who win
represent tho State at large.
~ $50 arc only suggestions Which 1
ntn sending out for tho purpose Of
getting IN expression Of tho people
Us to whether they desire 10 make an
exhibit or not, which ] hopo through
tho kind Offices OF tho newspapers of
tho State To accomplish, aud also
with n hope that II may briig out
suggestions for somo better plan than
is herein proposed.
Iiosw ELL l. CoLcoRD,
Governor.
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fOuug America Mining District

Tho miners on tho Bruneuu river
held Il meeting on Sept. Is, 1893,
elected officers and formed a now
mining district called tho Young
America. Following are tho pro-
ce.dIngs:
Tho meetiEg WINS called TO order by
John w. Mcdonald who was elected
Chairman. GA motion A. ID. lcnrud
was elected Secretary. On motion u
committee OF three, consisting OF NJ.
EnrIgEt, N. Marsenbuig and Bort
Shively, was appointed 10 draft II
code OF Laws.
Mr.. Enright moved that tho dis.
tricL bc named the "Young America"
and that It's boundaries be is follows:
Commencing at the Young America
Eulch und running up said BruncHu
tiver Il distance of zen miles to Cop.
per CrCek, and from Young America
guich down the said river Is far as
Joseph Iaylur'B ranch, together with
i've niles made OH zach sldo Of said
Druncau river. Tho motion was
adopted.
a. d.. PenrOd was elected Recorder
Tor the ensuing year.
Tho, committee reported tho FOL.
lowing rulos which Hcic unanimous.
~ adopted:
ELECTION OF RECORDER.
a Recorder shall no elected for tho
term al ono year or until his suCrcss-
or shell hay" Lea elec.Jd und quail
fed.
Duty IL shall DO his duty to- keep
q record aud record all nutlcps Of
claims brought u hiro; also IL uupli-
cate aud transmit sumo together with
tho sun OF ono dollar 10 tho County
Recorder at EIko.
Fees He shall DO entitled 10 fees
ut tho rnto Of iWo dollars for zach
aud ovoty CLAIM, recorded, provided:
llins iic ~ not required TO 20 upon
tho ground located which in that
cssc he shall receive 90 cents per
mile n way. Whenever, owing 10
the d]isiaEcc, il becomes announcement
for the District Recorder, to person
ally deposit tie duplicate copy With
tho Recorder at Elko, then III that
casc ho may forward tbs same by
mnil or such other manner 40 will
insuro eaio transit and delivery 10
the County liecordcr.
QUARTZ LAWS.
Section /. Lepp,h-1ho length OF
any lode claim hereafter located may
cqdHl, but not exceed fifteen bundled
feet HiOtg Ito vcin.
Section .. Width-1hc width OF
lode ciGlu q hereafter located ia this
district shHii u" tbfCo hundred feet
on each side OF The center OF the vein
or CroyicU.
Section .. Location Ccrtiicalo.-
Tho d~iscoycfer vi u lodo shall within
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a Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by moist
ure like perspiration. causing intense
itching when warm. This form rs
well ns blind, bleeding or producing,
yield Mt once Ia DR. E"sanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly en- parts
affected, nbsorbs tumors, aIiays itch.
irg and effects n permanent euro. 80
cts. Druggists or mail. Circulars
free. DR.. Bnsanko, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by +. +. Muller, druggist.
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Saved from Death by Oniona

There has no doubt been moro
lives Of children saved from death in
Group or ~hooping cough by tho uso
OF onions ibnn by nny other Known
remedy, our mothcrs used 10 mako
roulticcs OF thcm, or syrup, winch
was nl"a ys ciTcctuai ~ breaking up
II cough or cold. DIR. Gums Onion
.:yfup is made by combining n fow
simple remedies with II, which make
II moro elective Hg II medicine aud
duatUys the tHgio aud udUr If tho
onion. Sold ~ Il. +. Muller, Drug
glst.
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A GrcnL liver Nicdicinn.

DIR. Gums Improved liver Pills
nre n euro euro for sick headache
bilious complaints, dyspepsia, indi.
gestion, cc%stiycncss, torpid liver, etc.
These pills insure perfect digcetion,
correct tho liver and stomach, regu.
lato tho bowele, purify and enrich
Tho blood and make the skin clear.
They also produce u good appetite
mud invigora,c and strengthen tho en-
tire aystcm by their tonic action.
They only require one pill for n dose
aud mover grlpe or siCHtn. Sold u
- cts u box By L. f.. Muller, Drug
gist.
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Of tho Recorder Of tho county il
which euch loGo is located, by Il To-
cation certificate, which shall contain
1st,, the namc Of the lode; d., the
name Of the locator; 3d., tho date OF
location; 1th., the number Of feet in
length claimed on each sid Ut the
center OF the discovery shaft; Duh,
the general course Of the lode as near
Us may DO.
Section 4. Sixty dnys.-The dis
coverer shall have sixty days from
tire time of uncovering or disclosing
n lode To sink n discovery SHIFT there
oD.
PLACER MISING CLAIMS.
Section 1.-The discoverer OF n
placer c!aim shall, within thirty days
from the date OF discovery, record
his clam in Tho Office OF tho Recorder
OF Elko county, 10y - location ceIiiti-
cate, which shall contain: First The
nalne Of the claim, designating 1t rs IL
placer claim. SecULd-The name or
the locator. Third-The date VI 10.
cation. Fourth-Ths number Of
acres or feet claimed; and Firth-A
description o. the claim by such refer
ence to natural objects or permanent
monuments as sh. ii identify the
claim. Bsforc filing such location
certificate the d~iscovercr shall locate
his ciaIuI: First-By posting upon
such claim Il plain sign or notice u II
tanning tic uume OF the claim, the
name OF tho locator, the date ct the
discovery, aud the humber of acres or
feet claimed. Secondly marking
the surface boundaries with suLstau
4 Nt,l ,,..as- ,,,,I -. -.
One i: each angle Of the claim.
Section p On each placer claim Of
n hundred and sixty icres or more
heretofore or hereafter located. aud
until II patent has been issued there
for, not less than one hundred dollars
worth OF labor shall 10 performed or
improvements made by the first day
OF Januury, 1888, and by the first
day Of january OF each year there.
after. On all placer claims contain
ing less than II hundred and Sky
acres, the expenditure shall be, dur
ing each ear, such proportion III ono
hundred do lars as the number of
acres bear To ono hundred and sixty.
On all placer claims containing les
than twenty acres, the expenditures
during each lrar shall not be less
than twelve Go!lurs; but when two or
claims lie contiguous and are
owned by the anne pct son, the cxpen-
diture hereby required for each claim
may be made on any claim.
And upon n failure to comply with
these conditions, The claim or claims
upon which such failure occurred,
shall DO open To relocation in Tho
same III as il no location of the
same had W been mude. Provided:
That the original luca,urs, their heirs,
assigns, or legal representative have
not resumed work npon tna claim
after inilure and before such location,
provided, the aforesaid expenditures
may be made in building or repairing
bitches TO conduct watcr upon such
ground, or in making other mining
improvements necessary for tho work.
ing OF such claim.
No other business appearing the
meeting adjourned.
y vote OF thanks was then voted 70
the C~hairman, and Secretary,
and all business closed.
JOIN w. MCDONALD, Chairman.
y. ID. pEERoD, Secretary.
j. Lang, Il. Shivcly,
y. L. Shivc!y, j. ". Mcdonald,
Il. Pcnrod, VI. EnriEht,
j. Taylor, \. Masernburg,
u. Hicks, y. ID PcDrcd.
Witnesses.
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Strayed or Stolen.

From Starr Valley, tlko county,
Nevada, about August LIST. 1893, one
thoroughbred Norman light dapple-
gray stallion, halter marked aud first
Joint Of tail gone. Weight about
100 pounds, a liberal reward will
be paid for his delivery or informa-
ton as 10 his whereabouts.
-. Address:
MIS-. HELEN Sr. CLAIR,
Decth, Nevada.
iSep22 w2m
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WILLARD REMEDY ~, Ea!su, gaa

Rcckhnrt & FrOclich havo received
n carlOad OF Schlitz Milwaukee, beer,
in kegs, which they will scil to tho
snloon keepers nj worry reasonable
prices. 4.7.f
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a limo display Of silver ware, fan cy
",S''ce' lamps, k%nivce, torkg, spoons
o'o', Mt tho Eft. NJ. Cos. Cali and
inspect these goods, which arc the
nnes' In their limo ovor brought tc
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Pc N

Having located near tho Government he.
pntiHIcUts sc are nhlc e. give yuur ,IuIms
better attention than attorneys Ircutrl
'lsrwhc e., Sp'rini intention given to I'M
cdit all. ~rvjecir claims. II ynur ptc,Cnt ut.
toTncy does dot suit you, md J., dow. writ"
IL. : ldrTs wIo have Inst their dIs'hnTgrs
can "biuiu nCS ones. JEGrtcs Of lrsUriiun
removed. y" r." unless you get a p,nslOn.
Advice FREE. S%ulIitTS prusiunCl nj ltsS
ihTn Twelve {lg T"r month, and suiirT!ur
nom disability 81 addition To- that Gamrl IN
th' 7 pension cert. hChiv iHay obtain intTr.su
under Tie nCw lsw. Il h. not uCgrfsaIy for
you I" nav" grtt"' my niiTluutS ia wurt to
get pCTsiOnrd under ihv new law. Pensions
ius N.duw- Hri children without rygrt! ,
-hiHiCrF death. mu'GcIs n,d fHthctu who are
~" dependent, Wh"thCT they TDrO icTcH l.
rui on soldier when lee ditd not. Pensions
"htn!u'd for services rendered IN MuNirun
ma Indian war- Ncyi,uu pcisIunSCan now
V" increased to 81 "A month. Suspended
pensions restored.
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FAT PEOPLE

To roducc your weight SURELY ufe
WiIlnrd's Obesity Pills and loso 10 lbs
u month. No injury TO the health. No
interference With business or pleasure.
no STARVING. They build up and
Improve tho general health, bcnutify
Tho complexion and leave 80 WItIS-
kLES. Lpcg anderson, 81 auburn
81, C~nmbYiiJc, Mass, wrifcs: Three
dofticS ~ yOHr Obcsiiy Piiis rcdUcCd
mH TciJhf from 22j pounds ana I
hccCr .JCH bciiCr IN al mn nc. /
am much picdsed wiM he result, AMI
ShdH dO al J cdn 10 hCip you. Our
patrons include Physicians, Bankers,
Lawyers and leaders Of Society. Our
goods nrc not sold IN drug stores; NIL
orders arc gmpplicd direct fro n our
olIicr Price per package 600 or 3
packages for $500 by null postpaid.
Particulars fscnlcdD dcta. ALI corr
RESP0NDENCE CONFIDENTIAL.
WILLIAM prurEy m p.,i,, Va,
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Protect your wcaK eyes from tho
~njurious effect Of sun and snow glnss
sy getting q pair Of dark glassos at
Muier'J.
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Fresh butter, German pickles, keu
olives at Keyser & Craighcad's.
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$500 Reward

for any trace OF Antipyrinc, Morphine,
CbIoral OF any othor injurious com
pound n Krnuse's Headache Cnp
sUlcg. Krauso's Headache Capsules
nro moro pleasant md convenient 10
tnko than powders, wafers,oliSirs, otc.
% cts per box. For salc.by l.. +.
Muller.
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Krauso's Headache Cnpsulos--W War.
rnnlod.
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Only the Scars Remain.

among tho many testimonials which I
see In regard 10 certain medicines perform.
ing cures, cleansing tho blood, etc.," writes
llESEr HUDSON, Of tho Jsmct Smith
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-07
Trujacy lod.

Ostroznie lodem! Zwlaszcza. ME
wsypujcie go do szklanek z napoja.
mi.
W miescie panuje tyfus i malaria,
a komisarz zdrowia Clapp stara} sic
wszelkimi sposobami odkry6 powody.
Woda do picia okazala sic czysta.
Badano lod. Dostarczany przez A. F.
Connorsa mieszkahcom l6d ohazai sic
czystym. Jednakze jeden konku-
rent6w Connorsa obstawa} przy tenn,
azeby jeszcze raz l6d ten zbadano,
a mianowicie ably zbadano l6d nagro-
madzony W piwnicach Connorsa. L.
czyniono to i okazaso sic rzeczywi-
scie, ze l6d ten ME pochodzi z woody
zr6dlanej i zawiera niezliczenie wiele
zarodk6w trujacych. DR.. Clapp "a.
bronis sprzedawac nadal ten lod, ale
Connors ME us}ucha} zakazu. Wczo-
raj wieczorem ma wniosek rady zdro-
via W Evanston Counorsa aresztowa.
no.
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Awantury W Paryzu.

PARYz, ego lipca. =
Wczoraj policya w szpitalu
Charlie aresztowala DUO o.
os6b, professor German zapro-
testowa}, a oburzenie przeciw
policyi sic wzmogso. Pacyenci,
kt6rzy mieli sic lepiej, z okien
szpitala wygwizdywall poll
cyant6w dlatego ich areszto-
wano. Komisarz policyl De-
hares, kt6ry dowodzi} oddzla,
lem zan1arm6w W poblizu
szpitala, slysza}, re ktos aartu-
je sobie z policy i kaza4 aresz-
towaG szesciu lekarzy. Kiedy
zandarrni chcieli wykonae roz,
kaz, lekarze zamkneli drzwi
szpitala. Me usluchano tez
rozkazu policyi, by drzwi o.
tworzono, a wtedy policya
drzwi rozbi}a. Dw6ch lekarzy
zaprowadzono do prefektury,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-07

ale prefekt Loze natychmiast
ich uwolni1.
To policyant6w niezmieruie
rozgniewa}o. Kilku z mich
wr6ci1o do szpitala i areszto-
wall innego leksrza, profesora
Villejeana. Inni lekarze chcieli
go broniG, policyanci zwr6cili
sic przeciw MIN i ranili kilku.
Ca}y szpital by} oburzony na
brutalnost policyant6w i sztab
szpitala postanowi} ich wyps-
die. Kilku lekarzy postaralo
sic o rewolwery policyant6w
napedzili. DIS rano DUO
wyzszych urzednikowlwdalo sic
W to sprawe i zazadali cd rza,
du, by broni} szpitala pred
brutalnoscia policy.
PAEYz, ego lipca. = Mi
nister-prezydent Dupuy uwia-
domil cabinet popoludniu, re
rozruchy uliczne zosta}y stu
mione i zapewne sic ME po-
wt6rza. Powiedzia}, ze zarza'
dzono wszelkie srodki ostroz-
nosci, by rozruchy stlumic W
zarodku.
PARYz, ego lipca. = Dzi-
siai wieczorem awantury ma
nowo sic rozpoczefy. Groma.
dy pr6zniak6w wywo}a}y roz-
rugby ma ulicy Chateau d'Eau
W sasiednich ulicach. Ogodz.
9 awantury przybra}y wieksze
rozmiary.
O godzinie pol do jedenastej
t}umy zajely Boulevard du
Temple zaczs}y okna wybl-
jat. Policya strzelala z re-
wolwer6w i rani}a kilku. Ale
re strony t}um6w take stree.
lano i jeden policyant zosta{
raniony.
Rano o godz. pol do drugiej
(dnia Z lipca) spokoinie jest
ma ulicach. Rad zamkna}
gie}de robotnicza jej fila, a
to znowu robotnik6w mocno
rozgniewa}o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-07
PrOceSa kryminalne.

w sadzie sedziego Hortona wczo.
raj sad przysieglych skazai Henryka
Hutchinsona, alias ,,Sheeny Henry",
ma dozywotrfe wiezienie karne. Oka-
zalo sic, ze Hutchinson zamordowai
Florencya Burl. w styczniu b. r.
Hutchinson dziewczyne to po klotni
pred pewna piwiarnia ma State str.
zastrzelil.
Wczoraj po poludniu rozpoczal sic
takze process przeciw Kinselli, byle-
mu policyantowi, oskarzonemu o to,
re W dniu dziekczynienia W zeszlym
roku zastrzeli} Negra Charlie Smith,
kt6ry ma rogu State str. i 2eej ulicy
czekal ma pociag kolei ulicznej. Kin
sella mial Smith bez slusznego po.
wodu palka uderzyc, potem zastrze.
lie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-07
Flegma angielska.

Jedno pism londyhskich ogsasza
jako przyktad angielskiego usposo-
bienia aegmatyczuego nostepuiaca
anegdote, zareczajac "a jej autenty-
cznosG.
Podczas zeszlorocznej jezieni pan
w. Draggs wsiads do dorozki ka-
zal sic zawiezt do swego yachtu, o.
czekujacego nan W przystani Brigh'
ton. Wysiadajac polecis woznicy,
by poczekaa ma jego powr6t. Sir
Draggs wsiad} ma okret, ably sic pre-
iechat uieco po morzu, ale niebawem
odbiwszy cd brzegu zmienls zamiar i
postanowi} odbyt Podr6z naokoso
swiata. Dorozkarz czeka3 tymcza.
sem ma brzegu zatoki Brighton Mi
nai dzieh, diva dni, tydzieh, diva ty-
godnie = dorozkarz ME opuszcza4
swego stanowiska. Prosia jednak
wAadze pozwolenie rozbicia namio'
tu, pod kt6rym ulokowat siebie, ko-
MIA i pow6z. Minas rok, dorozkarz
siedzial W swynl namiocie, pali4 faj-
ke i trzaska{ biczem. Pewnego dnia
sygnalizuja przybycie yachtu i Sir
Drsggs wysiada ma brzeg. Pierwsza
osoba, kt6ra sic spotyka, jest doroz-
karz. sir Draggs ME okazuje maj
mniejszego zdziwienia ma jego wi
dok.
= All right = powiada = ilem
panu winien?
Woznica wrecza mu dok}adnie ze
stawiony rachunek ma 1900 frank6w.
Sir Draggs wyjmuje GEEK swego
banku, wypesnia go oddaje wozni,
cy.
= Zawiez mnie teraz do jakiego
hotelu.
Wsiada do powozu i po chwili
przybywa pred brame hotelu. Sir
Draggs wysiada ipowiada do wozni-
cy, il moze odjecha6.
= A moi kurs?
= Prawda.
Sir Draggs zaplaci} jeszcze diva
szelingi "a kurs przystani do hote-
: lu.
ST non vero, ben troyato.