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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-15

LoNDYN, 14-go wrzesnia. =
q Rio Janeiro, stolicy Brazylii,
nadchodza droga telegraficzna
bardzo grozne wiadomosci. W
paru prowincyach trwa po-
wstanie zaburzenia, wczo-
raj rewolucyonisci zaczeli bonn
bardowa6 stolice.
Jak wiadomo, pred tygod-
MEM zbuntowa}y sic przeciw
prezydentowi Peixotto osady
trzech wielkich okret6w wo
jennych ,,Aquidaban" IRE
publica" i ,,Aroyano" oraz
kanonierki ,Alagoas" s}owem
Gala eskadra, pozostajaca pod
wodza admirala Mello, Przez
pewien czas statki tie pozosta-
waly bezezynnie W zatoce Rio
Janeiro, ME mogac niej wyjse
w obawie zniszczenia przez
strzaly nadbrzeznych fort6w,
ostatecznie jednak wczoraj,
gdy zasoga jednego fortow
przeszla ma strone powsta1-
COW, przystapily do dzialania.
Bylo to godzinie s ejrano.
Okrety wojenne zwr6ci}y sic
najpierw przeciw jednemu z
fort6w, pozostajacych W reku
rzadu rozpoczeiy energi-
czna strzelanine. Armaty for
tu odpowlada}y i'm zywo. Re.
zuItat bombardowania by}
zreszta prawie zaden, poniewaz
z obiedwu stron nierzono bar
dzo zle.
Po dwu godzinach ma sygua}
ze statEu admiralskiego okrety
zwr6ci!y sic do miasta i rozpo-
czely ostrzeliwanie arsena}u i
gmach6w publicznych. | tu
kanonada ME by}a zbyt sku-
teczna. z ludzi zabito tylko
jedna kobiete. Gnach arsena-
In odni6s} znaczne uszkodze-
MIA.
Za}oga okrst6~ pr6bowa}a
wyladowae W paru miejscach,
ale wojska rzadowe ia odpar}y.
Stalo sic to "a sprawa infor-
macyj, kt6re udzieli} prezy
dentowi Peixotto, jeden of
cerow, kt6ry zbiegf kano-
nierki ,,Alagoas''.
Bombardowanie miasta
trwa}o do godz. 4ej po polud-
n1u. Dzls rozpoczeLo Je na
,nowo. Obawiaja sic, re dis
'bedzie ono skuteczniejsze. W
miescie panuje wielki poploch.
Blizszycb szczego}ow o skut-
kach kanonady brak, ponie-
waz komunikacya telegrafczna
jest utrudniona, nawet po
czesci przerwana. Prez. Pei
xotto ME przepuszcza depesz,
podajacych niekorzystne dla
niego szczeg6}y.
q kilku poblizkich miejsco.
wosci donoszs takze o wybu-
chach powsta6czych przeciw
rzadowi.
Sadza, re rewolucya moze
sic }atwo zako6czye przywro
ceniem rzadu monarchicznego
" Brazylii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-15

= Sejm Zjedn0czeniA Pol. Rz. Kat.
p. op. M. Boskiej Crest., kt6ry odbywaf
sic " Hall PuIasklego, zostal jus akoh-
czony. Sprawszdanie Jego przebiegu,
rozpoczete wczorsj, bedzlemy mogli 3
przyczyn Cd mas niezaleznycA = dokoh-
cgyc dopiero jatro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-15
Przybycie parowcow.

NEW YORK: Dania Hamh., Lepanto Hull.
LoNDYN: Germanic N. Y. do Liverp.
BREMA: Aller N. 7.
CCILLY: Augusts. Victoria do n. Y.
PHILADELPHIA: Assyrian q Lond.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-15
Telesramy KrajoVe'
Ze StOlicy ZwiazkOwej.

WAsHINGToN, II wrzesnia.
Department pa6stwa otrzy.
mai. dis urzedowa wiadomosc
o ostrzeliwaniu stolicy Bray
lii, miasta Rio de Janeiro
przez fote powsta6cza. De.
pesza cd pos}a Thompsona
brzmi, jak nastepuje: nDzis
przedpo}udniem o godz. II
powsta6cze wojska ostrzeli-
wa}y forty broniace przystepu
do przystani i arsenal W sr6d-
miesciu. Kilka bomb do mia
sta wrzucouo jedna kobieta
zosta}a W swym domu zabita.
Depesz handlowych znowu ME
wolno przesy}a(. Okret
Charleston jeszcze ME przyby}.
Urzednikom nieprzyjemnie,
re W przystani W Rio de Ja-
neiro ME ma okretu amery-
ka6skiego do bronienia ame-
ryka6skich obywateli. Charles.
ton wyjecha} do Montevideo
W Uruguayu i dopiero STAN
tad uda sic do Rio. Potrwa
to p6}czwarta dni, MIN stanie
W Rio. Zdaje sic, re W Bra.
zylii Rad obecny zostanie po.
bity. Wojsko chce po}aczyc
sic z fota, a powsta6cy pieza.
wodnie zwycieza. Brazylijski
pose} chwilowo ME bawi W
Westinghouse.
M}odsza c6reczka pa1stwa
Cleveland6w nazywat sic be-
die Estera. Tax dzisiaj roz.
strzygnieto.
Lepsze easy.
P1rrsBuRe, Pa, IA wrzesnia.
W przeciagu najblizszych dni
dziesieciu otworza dwadziescia
dwie fabryk wyrabiajacych
flint glass, ktore Cd 4 mie.
siscy byly zamkniste. Okolo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-15
Morderczynie dzieci.

W1EDE6 14-go wrzesnia. =
w .okolicach Kutnej Hory
{Kuttenberga) W Czechach
wykryto szereg strasznych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-15
Pospieszne pociagi
z New YOrku do Chicago.

podr6znych ma wystawe chica.
goska administracya kolei New
York Central and Hudson po.
stanowi}a wysy}ac cd przy-
sz}ej Niedzieli, d. II wrzesnia,
ma nowo pociagi New York
and Chicago Limited. Pierw,
sly z tych pociag6w idacy ma
Zachod wyjdzie New Yorku
W Niedziele rano 0 godz. 10
min. Is i ma przybyc naza-
jutrz o godz. II. Pociagi ist
beda koleja Michigan Central
i Lake Shore, z Chicago po-
ciag wyjdzie o godz. 6 wieczo:
rem koleja Michigan Central
i,przybsdzie do New Yorku
nazaiutrz wieczorem o godz. 9.
Exposition Flyer tax sic
podoba}, ze niemal codziennie
zgiaszajacych sic ME MONA
przyjmowac, gdyz zawsze jest
przepelniony. Azeby ma MIN
miejsce otrzymac, trzeba je
zamawiac try lub cztery dni
naprz6d. Ostatni pociag wy
cieczkowy kolei New York
Central W ubieg}y Poniedzia-
lex powi6z} 1884 podr6znych.
StOsunkf rObOtnicze W Peoria.
PEORIA, ILL.,, IA wrzesnia.
Stowarzyszenie Trade and
Labor" wys}a1o dis do Rady
sdperwizorow powlatowych
petycya, azeby wyznaczono
$4,000 ma budowe dr6g publ
cznych i gosci1c6w, by wielu
niezatrudnionym robotnikom
dac zajecie. Jednakze petycya
odmownie przyjeto 10 g}osami
przeciw IA.
Wiele fabryk tn ma nowo
rozpoczyna czynnosci swoje, a
dystylarnie prawdopodobnie
wkr6tce zostana W ruch wpra.
wione.
Zbfakana kula.
BOWLING GREEN, KY, ID
wrzesnia. Ostatniej nocy ktos
strzeli} do pociagu kolei Louis.
vile Nashville, kiedy tenze z
najwieksza szybkoscia pedzi}
pomiedzy tenn miastem a
Louisville. Kula tra6}a W
glove Baileya i Barksdale, re-
daktora gazety Tobacco Leaf
Chronicle" Clarksville i IRA.
Mia go mocuo, chociaz ME
smiertelnie. Pociag zatrzyma-
no natychmiast, ale ME MONA
by}o sic dowiedziec ami kto
strzeli}, ami jaki eel by} tego
strzelania.
Nieudafe sciganie rabusia.
OURAY, Colo, 14go wrzesn.
Szeryf Goradet powr6ci} re
swoimi ludzmi po sciganiu ra-
busia banku Delta. Sciganie
sic ME powiod}o. Scigano ra'
busia az do wzg6rz Lasal W
Utah, a stamtad powr6cono.
Po drodze zabrano cztery ko-
ME, kt6remi rabus sic pos}ugi.
wal. Me ma watpliwosci, re
zbieg1y jest Bill Mccarthy,
ojciec obydwu rabusi6w "a
strzelonych W Delta.
Wypadek kolejowy.
P1rrsBURe, Pa, IA wrzesnia.
Pociag ekspresowy kolei Pen.
sylvania kursujacy miedzy Chi
cago a Cincinnati, wykolei} sic
ostatniej nocy ko1o Tyrone.
Pociag przepe}niony by} po:
dr6znymi, ale Mkt ME zosta}
ciezko skaleczony, podczas gdy
wielu zosta}o podrapanych i
lekko pokaleczonych, a wszy-
soy mocno sic przetrzesli. Pc.
dr6ani przeszli do innego po-
ciagu i przybyli tu dis rano.
Wielki pOzar.
P1TTsBURe, Pa, IA wrzesn.
Hurtowny sk1ad wiktual6w
J. G. Hill & Co. pm. 81 i 64
First ave., dzisiaj rano 0 godz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-15
Piatek dnia Is Wrzesnia 1898 r.

4 spali4 sic do szczetu, a sasie.
dni magazyn firmy Hostetter
& Go. zosta2 przez pozar usz
kodzory. Strata u Hill 81 Go.
wynosi $4,000; Hostettera,
kt6ry jest w1ascicielem gma-
chu, $4,000, a firmy Hostetter
& Co., $1,000. Straty jednako-
woz zupe}nie So pokryte ubez
pieczeniem.
PrzeprOwadzenie ustawy
Geary ego.
RIVERSIDE, Cal {, IA wrzesn.
Zwiazkowy asystent marszafka
aresztowa1 dziesieciu Chi6czy-
k6w z powodu IL ME regestro'
wall sic, jak tego wymaga u
stawa. Aresztowa1 dokonano
ma rozkaz sedziego Rossa z sa-
du obwodowego zwiazkowego
W Los Angeles, CAL, a Chin.
czyk6w stawia pred ten sad
dla procesowania. Aresztowa.
MIA te wzbudzi}y W dzielnicy
chi6skiej pop}och prawdziwy.
Spalenie mostu.
W1THEE, Wis, IA wrzesnia.
Most kolejowy ponad rzeka
Poplar, cztery mile wyzej tel
miejscowosci, dis rano zaia3
sic pail sic dotychczas. Po-
ciag frachtowy Chippewa Falls
pociag osobowy do Chica.
90 zosta}y zatrzymane praez
ten wypadek. Pociag osobowy
pojedzie nazad, azeby podro.
zni mogli udac sic inna droga.
Jeden re sluzby kolejowej 20
sta} mocno poparzony.
T., ,,pasu CherOkee''.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, IA wrzes.
Dzisiaj by} dzie6 kobiet u bi6r
regestracyjnych. Otwa1to bio
ra o godzine wczesniej i ko-
biety dopuszczauo przedewszy-
stkiem. Oko}o 1000 kobiet
zgiosiio sic i podzielouo je ma
dwie partye. Do po}udnia "a:
1atwiono sic jedna po4owa i
dopiero potem znowu dopusz'
czano mezczyzn. Poniewaz kler
k6w teraz jest wiecej, przeto
regestrowanie idzie znacznie
szybciej.
Wazne rOzstrzygniecie.
KANSAS City, KS, IA wrzes.
Stanowy wyzszy sad W Kan.
sas wyda} wazne rozstrzygnie-
Gle co do g}osowania koblet i
oburzyl ma siebie plec piekna.
w czasie ostatnich wybor6w o.
g6lnych by}o dw6ch kandyda'
tow ma urzad sedziego pokoju,
Parry Cline. Parry otrzyma}
7OS g}os6w, Cline 1873 g1o'
sow. Jednakze wszystkie gfosy
oddane Parry'emu pochodzily
cd mezczyzn, podczas gdy Gil:
ne otrzyma} 672 glos6w cd
mezczyzn, a 81 cd kobiet.
Wyzszy sad otanowy rozstrzy,
gna}, ze>Parry zosta} obrany,
gdyz sedzia Horton powiada:
,,Ustawy Stanu Kansas ME ma
daja kobietom prawa do bra,
MIA udzia1u W wyborach se-'
diego pokoju W mlastach te'
60 Stanu, gdyz urzedy te SO W
rzeczywistosci i urzedami
okreg6w miejskich (town.
ships) a ME urzedami miej-
skimi, a kobiety maja tylko
prawo brac udzia} W giosowa
niu ma urzednikow miejskich."
Straszny Wypadek.
Straznsy wypadek przytra6{ sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-15
Telegramy zagraniezne,
ReHOlucya W Brazylii.

Bombardowanie Rio Janeiro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-15

10000 os6b pozyska zatru-
dnienie. Fabryki tie poczat-
kowo beda wyp}aca}y SO pro-
cent p}ac W got6wce, a reszte
przekazami ua p6zniej. Do l
pazdziernika, jak sic zdaje, so
fabryk bedzie W ruchu.
IsHPEMINe, MICH, IA wrze-
snia. Amos Iron Company"
dzisiaj ma nowo rozpocznie swe
czynnosci, pozyskawszy kapi.
tai dostateczny re sprzedazy
rudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and tends to
ncrsonal enjoyment when rightly used The
many. who live better than others, and enjoy
life more with less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to the needs
=, nhysical being, will attest the value to health
Of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced In
the remedy. Syrup Of Figs.
Ira excellence is due to its presenting in the
form most acceptable and pleasant to the taste
tho refreshing and truly beneficial properties Of
n perfect LAXATIVE enectually cleansing the sys-
tenn dspclng colds. headaches and fevers and
permanently curing constipation. 1t has given
satisfaction to millions and met with the ap-
uroval of the medical profession because 1t acts
N the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels without weak
enins them, and it is perfectly free from every
Objectionable substance.
syrup of Figs is for sale by all druggists in
500 and 81 bottles, but it is manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co. only. whose name
is printed on every package also the NAME Syrup
OF Figs. and being well informed, you will not
uccept any substitute II offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
BIBLE WORK THE WORLD OVER.

The managers Of the American Bible Society n'e' "
the Bible House OH Thursday. Among the letters IRON
foreign lands prcsoatcd the bolrd and forming pas"
ts action. annual reports with estimates for w
ensuing from the socetys agencies In China fer
Branl and the Leyan also letters from the p'o'
Socrtys Committee for Japan and from correspondents
Spanish and Madura Missions OF the American bos
Mission OF the Reformed Church, the SIT
Mission Of the Presbyterian Church. and the weden
sion Of the Methodist Episcopal Church; from u.s.
Manecke OF Puerto Plata, Dr. Thomas j. Wood, OF h'"
and Mr.. Prince OF ST. Petersburg. Gratifying rep"'S
were made OF the large circulation Of the scriptures
Central America during the winter months pom Wv
recommcrd dalton Of the Committee Distribution -
pro?riauons Of funds for expenditure in Bible ~orA
foreign lands during the ensuing year were maze 70
sucieys agencies In Brazil Slam. Corca aud the Love-"
and TO missionary societies and boards working In ep
Madua, ArcOt and Sweden, Of the aggregate anoum -
s63<4l Is and grants aud consignments Of BOOKS ~
made Of the value OF s2 240 for circulation at non"
abroad and for distribution among immigrants VINO ''
arrive In the haPbor Of New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
IN iRGED WITH SJyTNULTNG MERCHANTS

In the course Of the last month many complaints
have teen made 20 the police of ia" N"rcrr-'t. sta
tIon hou,c by broadway merchants that they We're
being robbed by u who represented himself
rs a driver for the Terminal Express Company.
on Thursday afternoon II young man called at the
Office Of Ernest Witncr. cD'hlcr OF No. "a Eioad.
way and asked Mr.. Witincr IL he had any packages
for the Terminal Express Company. Mr. Wittn'r
had heard OF the bogus express driver. Deianing
the man In his Office. he sent one Of his CLERKS for
q policeman. The driver. who gave his name as
Samuel Coleman. arrested and taken to the
Merccr-st. station h1is". Coleman admitted that
ne was not employed by the express company hut
denied that he the man who had been robbn,
the merchants
At Jefferson Market Court yesterday Coleman
r,. renu nded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
SHE is DISCOVERED WITH THE AID OF DE-
TECTIvE AND BUTLER.

SHE is DISCOVERED WITH THE AID OF DE-
TECTIvE AND BUTLER.
Sophie Borg of No 300 East Eighty 'nin'h-s'..
was committed By Justice Meade In s~oo Dali on a
charge OF grand larceny. In the lorKviie court yes
,crday The complainant. Mrs. Louisa wan Lao""'
is the wife OF Edward Il. Ladcw. OF NO. fAs' SH'S
scventhst She said that articles oil value ihcuulhs
pieces OF sverware and camels hair shawn worth
81 900 had been stolen from her home within 'ne
last few months. suspicion had IaiIen upon hcr
seamstress Mrs Borg She reported INC uei' W
the East Sixtv.sevcnth-st. police stauoh. ana DC
tcctives Long and Weller were assigned to the case
ON the detectives suggestion. Mrs Ladew placed
$40 bill marked hcr purse In MIS- Borgs pfcseh'c
last Tuesday and left the purse on The Wah'ei
She then concealed the bntler Joseph Worth. IN
closet where lie could the purse. ana awa'co re
Suits shortly after Mrs Ladew left the room ''c
Inter heard steps on the stairway ana i moment
later Mrs Borg stole into the place. Gong 10 Tue
mantcl She took the money from the purse ana 'ure"
10 rctracc her steps when the butler Slrahg ro"
his closet and held her. She screamed broke aWhS
and ran ont Of the house The dc''cuVrs1 arr n
hcr Nhu ,dav ut her home. slic adnil'ci ~, ini
guilt and said she had taken In al about s'oo
She returned $15 to Mrs Lancw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
V1S HE ILL-TREiTED AT BELLE|CE!
A PHYSICIAN SAYS THE PATIENT suFfEhfD

PHYSICIAN SAYS THE PATIENT SUFFERED
FROM THE GRIP" NOT ALCOHOLISM.
The ease of George W. Deacon. who died In Belle
we Hospital on Wednesday. shows how easily doctotS
may disagree. Deacon an EngliShman thirty
nine years old. who had boarded recently VIII" 'i'''
Lcys AT No. 81 Madisonst. Mrs, L"ys and her
daughter yesterday expressed their BELIEF that Deacon
had been treated at the hospital lie died In inc
alcoholic ward and the attending physician said MS
death WAS caused by alcoholism. Mrs. Legs and her
daughter declared that he not II drunkard. and
that he really suffering from some pulmonary
complaint. The latter statement Is supported by Il
private physician and by the physicians at tho
Chambers street Hospital.
Deacon became III In the house In Madison st..
u ago. and DR.. samuel Brothers. who has an
oll!cc In the house. advised him to 60 To Bellevue
Hospital The ply sican said that Deacon WAS
suffering from the grip Deacon left the house
on sunday and returned late at night lie said he
had been kept waiting ut Bellevue Hospital for an
hour and then Ind been ordered to leave the place.
the attendants threatening TO have HIM locked up for
intoxica,ion. Mrs. Legs. her daughter and DR..
brothers have declared that Deacon not under
the influence OF liquor at the time Deacon was taken
TO the Chambers Street Hospital by Miss Legs the
night. and she had letter written by DIR.
Irohcrs urging the reception Of the patient at that
hospital Miss Legs said yesterday that Deacon was
received ut the hospital unwiliney. and only after
Sill. had threatened to lay his before the city
nut h0rlties II he turned away.
Deacon transferred 10 Bellevue Hospital on
Monday morning. II said at the Chambers Street
Hospital yesterday that Deacon had been treated there
for grip" and that he did moi appear to BE- suffer
Ing from alcoholism. Upon his arrival at Bellevue
on Monday morning Deacon was examined by DIR.
Eelamy. who classified him rs n pulmonary patient,
and sent him 10 Ward No. "a. Dr. Rel'nny said
yesterday that Deacon appeared TO be on the verge
% dellrlum when he admitted DR.
Gibson transferred the patient to the alcoholic ward
on Monday night lic said yesterday that Deacon
became drlinUu> on Monday afternoon, ana was
suffering from alcoholism without doubt. Dr. Tectsr
who attended Deacon In The alcoholic ward, said that
the patient lind all The symptoms Of alcoholism and
died from that trouble.
1t was reported that Deacon's mother, who lived In
Inmitco. y. j.. had been called to the city but
wa- too poor TO bury her sons body Deucon'S body
may be buried In tho iottcr's Field to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
CHIEF TWO STICKS ~ TIE HOSPITAL.

Omaha Neb April "A dispatch 10 "The Bee
from, Pine Ridge saws: "Captan Brown Indian Agent
nj This agency went to No Waters Camp about sN'
teen miles from here, bring in Two Slick ana ""''
Face Horse the ring.cadcrs OF the lndi"hs VINO
killed the four white this rcscrvaio" on tue
night OF February o. 1898. Captain brown 'ooh Wv
agency physician Dr. Daniel, and one policeman WI"
him. Brown has Just returned and brought n"'A ~"
sticks and would have brought White rae" llor'' "'
M n.,,a cxomincd hin, and found that he was
,od,v wounded through the left knee joint M"rihca
,,on had set in and his death seemed 20 be- Only
oues,ion Of "A short tim. TWO sticks an VINO f--'
Horse were badly wounded ~ the Indian poiic" Oh
February A. when the police ca'd upon 'heni 10 PM
render. and ;hcy replied by firing on the pence Inv
,ouee returned the fire. killing one OF the hn'u''V''
d vonnd,nc Two sticks and White Face li"r,,.
; ,cu /. In fine HOSPITAL lie T. shot throuSh -"
apey Of the right shoulder and the doctor THINKS Nv
will we'll"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
TIE Gas COMPANY WAS At FAULT

a jury In the United states Circuit 'onrt yesterday
found for the yianiN IN the of T.. j.. Wood Co..
iron manufacturer, Of This city and Philadelphia.
against the Standard Gr,liht Company for s'3OO6 o0
and Interest. The rlainiiN made contract to build
gas tank aud holder for the defendant nj one
hundred and ihrty first II. and ia" E"uicNa;d Tor
SI1gOOO The work was to D" done by November
-. 1891. Wood a Co. g,rrciug to pas n forfeit of
500 day If the comp' lion were celay'd Tie tank
and holder impcrfccty iiii led ~ February 10.
Is32 and not ~ 40, late readiness until last May.
The gasliehi company withheld part of The payment.
,nimtup il rs The forfeit. II was alleged 10y the
traitors that the delay entirely due To The eh'
company. The Jury alsI thought 20, and 1Onnd ac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
.OBSON'S
aO.1I WEST 1tTIi SThEhT'
THE COURTS.
TESTIMONY AGAINST lie BOUTILLTER.

TESTIMONY AGAINST lie BOUTILlIER.
rx,rcrs TELL ABOUT THE COTTON IL Ills
"wooLLEN uXDERwEAE'
s..r,, rs,,,..cs WHO were called before Judge
Gtlder.lccvc in tlc superior Court YESTERDAY 'e'"
cod that they had bought underwear from the STORE
~ ,c,rco Ic Eoutilllcr. which was rcprcsch''u I'D
hc the genuine Jaeger goods. They were '"l'on
in the suit in which the DR.. jaeger >ahi,"'y "o
system Company Is trying to prevent he "o"'''''.'
from infringing upon what the piain'i''A ""so -
their trade name.
After these witnesses. experts 'cSuhed " l" INV
lts If tj,lr examination Of the goods bought from
Lc Ecu illicr Numerous garments nave p'o" "'""
duccd I'm evidence which have shown by being III
,,or,d In solution Of calstic soda that they con
,,ip.d n large percentage Of cotton. The defendants
admit however That they have boon 'rhhs So"''
with cotton In them. ana justify 'her ACT " "e''''
that they have advertised ;hcit underwear ~ 'o''
tanning some cotton, which Is snid TO 10 pun !"
TO prevent II from shrinking 1hey 40 h""e'c''
sell one ca,, Of goods said to be al WOOL ana WIS
in reference THIS class that some Interesting "'"
mony was taken yesterday
Dr. Herman Ericrman the first expert caHN
lie declared that he had taken Of The garments
which had bcou sold for all wool. the palntin' &c
or,d and suIic,ird II 10 ie.t, undct the microscope"
IT., detected IL. dcclar d. that II was made i1l bo'h
cd and new wool That +, 1t contiincd some ""''
which had lccn u-cd IN co'h Of some SORT lri'i' an L.
after being reduced TO IT. original state o' WOOL ""
hen made into yarn ami then into cloh or knHfu
luto uucoryy,ar again. The way H. dri"c''d iW'
fact was that some Of The iihrc, showed mat 'n'S
had been Owed bcfoc. and flint portion oi TIE Color
ing matter lin remained IN Lc hb:'' Ih' nr" ""i'
mr. that which Lad never been used before. cpnh hr
detected lY The fact that I; not smooth - ID"
old wool ana the fibre, were 'i'tcr white. or ych'"
i.h white and the cOi).lnc matter was absent.
join nc.ahunty. Who appears for tie d'i;huah''
tried hard 10 shake tits testimony 81 cross 'NaNlh'
,n but he dld not succeed. and tn chemist STUCK
10 III. story as told the direct EXAMINATION
Following Dr.. Enicrmam Reuben j. Wuheri'ri'
who said that h. had made he ,fGiy o. chemistry
va. cullcI. lie i connected with IN" Jaeger com
uony and he described the process which u" hau
us,d I'm discovering cotton In IN" underwear hnhSh'
frur a.. Ioutill.r -nnir 81 t..u. lr declared. con
talnct rs much as 90 per cent OF cotton
several othr; Witness were cnl'd. who iod hb"n'
having rynsls from II EOuiilirr "hi'h hhn "rh
rcurcs,.n;cd H. he the e"nuino Jaeger underwear
TIL, closed the case for the DAY. ana II VIII not b"
continued again untll Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
CHICAGO PACKERS TO HAVE TANNERlEN.
PLANS OF ARMOUR AND OTHER CHICAGO MEN
WHO PRODUCE 1000 eco RAW HIDF5-> YEAR

PLANS OF ARMOUR AND ClhEi' I'm wv ''-''
WHO PRODUCE 100000 RAW HIDEs-A YEAR
Chicago. April Armour. swift ana MOTIFS me
uacrerS are the projectors Of tllsi"r OF ts"ncreS'
with a capacity equal 10 the tanning OF ~ pr nv
OF the raw hides produced In ihs country U" -
acres OF land which they own at 1ol's'o' '''
lumors that such plans were talked OF by inc p'Hs'
have been current for some time. They nave r'rNV"
an imnuus within a week two b. the Statements
made by the representatives Of Armour q 10 INV
drea, tonncrics In the neigborhooi ID .mcaso "o"''
urobobly be built. A packer said yesterday
Armour, swift and Merits produce anou' ~.
Paw hides annually. They control 30 per cent oi VI;
entire stock A hide works mp into Oo per cent vi
leather WORTH on average, % cents po"ii.
cannot say how much money VIII be rQur'u 70 ou'
tsune,tes. We could use up 100000 In cfccnhs
three The other concerns VIII 90 III" sahe'
suppose Adjacent 20 the tanne'ies the pan Is 10
,occ Gather and harness makers. boot ana sho' ha
,scturers etc Tic only way 10 do Is 10 blih. 'noii
night here Then the ironworkers ana o'he;s VIII
come IN 80, .,a, ., ,r.c said vestcr-
cav have for weeks been quietly securing hcihloch
lands In Wisconsin and Michigan.