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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-20
Sobota dnia 20 Maja 1893 r.
Skutek czytania szkaradnych
Dime NOvels".


,,Dime Novels".
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, 1890 maja.
Wczoraj popo}udniuS Ssiedmiu
ch}cpc6w bawi}o sic ma rogu
Cook ave. i Perry str. Pok}6-
cili sic przy zabawie, a Emmett
Fitzwilliams, syn j.. J. Fitz-
williamsa, kasyera frmy Star
Sayings Publishing Co., stree
lii do swego kolegi Tommy
Ahern i trafiajac 60 W SERGE,
zabi} go ma miejscu. Obaj
chiopcy byli serdecznymi przy-
jaci6}mi, ale czytali pilnie tax
znane ,,Dime Novels. Emmet
ma lat 13, zastrzelony przez
niego Tommy liczy} lat 10.
Mfodego morderce aresztowa-
no.
Smiafy rozb5jnik kolejOwy.
Ell PAso, Tex, 1890 maja.
Wczoraj W nocy pewlen roz'
b6jnik kolejowy sam jeden
zatrzyma} pociag osobowy
kolei Texas andPacifc idacy
ma wsch6d, ko}o stacyi Kent.
U stacyi tel zatrzyma4 sic
pociag dla nabrania woody:
wtedy rozb6jnik rewol-
werem W reku przysta-
pill do urzednika ekspresowego
zazada}, by tenze mu wyda1
wszystkie pieniadze. Urzednik
us}ucha}, poczem rozb6jnik ze.
skoczy1 pociagu, odebraf je-
szcze jednemu podr6znych,
kt6rego spotka}, pieniadze, i
znik} W ciemnosciach. Zdo-
bycz jego zreszta byfa podobno
bardzo ma1a.
Strajk grOzi.
P1TTsBURG, Kan, 10 maja.
Prawdopodobnie dzisiaj je-
szcze 5000 g6rnik6w W kopal-
mach Cherokee strajk zarza-
dzi. Powodem ma bye nova
ustawa przyjeta W Kansas, W
skutek kt6rej g6rnicy musieli-
by stracic 10 procent swego
zarobku.
Znaczny pozar.
MoNrpoEr, Wis, 19 maja.
WczoraJ rano spali}o sic tu II
zabudowai, a szkoda zrzadzo-
ma przez po1ar wyniesie S75,
900. Dzielnica przemyslowa
Dniasta ley W ruinach. Zdaje
sic, re oglen zosta1 pod1ozony.
Wybuch} W sk}adzie aelaznym
braci Stevens i rozszerzy} sic
nadzwyczaj szybko, zpowodu,
re straz ogniowa jest tu bar
dzo niedostateczna.
Statystyka immigracyjna.
WASHINGTON, 1890 maja.
Bi6ro statystyczne oznajmuj!e'
re W 10 miesiacach, ktore sic
zako6czy}y W dniu 80 kwie,
tnia, do Stan6w Zjednoczonych
przyby2o 453,s58 immigran, an
tow, a mledzy mimi 43,S23
W}och6w, 3S,O3l Szwed6w i
Norwegczyk6w, 34,o3l lrlan,
dczyk6w, a reszta innych ma
rodowosci. w roku ubiegfym
W odnospych miesiacach i'm
migracya wynosila S34,025
osob.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-20
Recommendations nazwiska.

Podsug ostatniej statystyki ludno-
Sci, najbardziej rozpowszech chnionemi
w monarchii austro' wegierskiej ma
zwiskami sa: Bauer, Mayer, Schmid
Schneider. Podlug spisu ludnosci,
nazwisko Bauer nosi oko1o $1,000 o.
sob, Mayer $4,000, schmid 71,Ooo
/; Schneider 45, 900 os6b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-20
ly. Mn6stwo byd}a wyzdy-
cha}o wskutek braku paszy.
List ksiecia WALTZ.

LoNDYN, 19 maja. Ksla-
ze Walii przes}a} Gladstone'o-
wi w}asnoreczny list, wyraza-
jacy ubolewanie z powo du
wrogiej dla pierwszego mini
stra manifestacyi, kt6ra mia1a
miejsce podczas przyjecla W
Bryta6skim Cesarskim lnsty.
tucie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-20
Jeszcze jeden process panamski.

PARYa, 1890 maJa. = Ia
rzsdca masy upadlosci kanaiu
panamskiego Monchicourt wy
stapil przeciw administering.
wi majatku zmar}ego bar. Rel
nacha Imbertowi procesem o
zwrot 9 milion6w frank6w,
kt6rs to SUNG Reinach "a zycia
r6znemi czasy dosta} cd kom'
panii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-20
Gf0d W ROsyi.

PErERsBURG, 10 maja, :
w guberniach Kazahskiei.
Tambowskiej W Bessarabii
zasiewy przepadly najzqpe1nlel
wskutek dlugotrwalych MIRO.
z6w. Pola So jeszcze W teJ
twili pokryte sniegiem, a wlo'
ne zasiewy ME powschodzl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-20

panowie przystapili az do sa.
mych SYN. Kiedy infantka o.
pierajac sic ma ramieniu ko,
mendanta Davis wysz}a wa
gouu, sekretarz stanu przysta-
pill zosta} przedstawiony in
fantce jako reprezentant pre-
zydenta. Nastapi}o serdecznie
powitanie.
Kiedy iufantka dostrzeg}a
pania Curry, kt6ra poznala by
Ia W Madrycie, ucieszy}a sic
bardzo i przywitala ia serde-
cznem uscisnieniem reki, pod
czas gdy PAM Curry pocalo-
wafa innfantke W twarz. Po
scenic powitalnej Gresham po.
da} ramie infantce i zawi6d} ia
do powozu, W kt6rym zajeli
miejsca infantka, Gresham hi
szpadski pose} Muruaga i ksis'
ze Antonio. Kawalerya salute.
wa}s, a pow6z pod jej eskor-
ia i czterema pred soba treba-
czami ruszyl do hotelu Arlmg'
ton. Szesciu sierzant6w kawa-
leryi tworzy4o straz przyboczna
infantki. Ia powozem prezy-
denta jechali inni czlonkowie
orszaku komitetu powitalne-
so.
Przez GAIA droge mnostwo
ludzi zgromadzonych wita4o
infantke radosnymi okrzykaml.
Apartamenta dla infantki W
hotelu przygotowane o5ejmuja
siedm sypiald, try salony ba,
wialne (parlory) i pok6j ia,
dalny, iakotez cztery sale dla
s}uzby. Wszystkie pokoje by4y
bogato ozdobione przepyszne-
mi kwiatami, kt6rych dostar
czy}a PAM Cleveland PAM
Curry. Do hotelu przybyla in
fantka o godz. s min. So. Kle-
dy wychodzi}a z powozu. ktos
zawo}al: Hats off" i natych-
miast wszyscy zdjeli kapelu-
sze.
Jutro infantka zlozy wizyte
prezydentowi.
Nikczemny zakfad.
DENVER, Colo, 10 maja.
Kirk Crosby / Frank DAILY,
dwaj dobrze znani gracze W
Rico, pewnym obozie kopal-
nianym W po}udniowo zacho-
dniej czesci Stanu, wczoraj "a.
}ozyG sic re soba, kt6ry z Mich
potraf zazyc wiecej morfny..
Kiedy ich znaleziono, ten osta'
tni iuz ME zy}, podczas gdy
drugiego po d}ugich usi1owa.
mach uratowano. DIS rano
przyszed} do siebie cokolwiek
natychmiast opowiedzia1, co
sic sta}o, kiedy sic dowie
wiedzia3, re zak}ad wygraf,
niezmiernie sic ucieszy}. =
Wart, ably mu wytoczono pro-
ces kryminalny.
Filantrop.
GALVESTON, Tex, 19 maja.
Zmar}y banker Henry Ro-
senberg wiecei niz pofowe
zuacznego swojego majatku
zapisI ma cele dobroczynne.
Jeszcze kiedy zy}, wybudowa}
w}asnym kosztem gmach szkol
ny wartosci 100000. Testa-
mentem postanowi} wybudo-
wanie kosciola, zapisa1 zna.
czne sumv .na schronisko dla
widow domy sierot; 100000
ma studnie, $4,000 ma pomnik
pamieci bohater6w taxaskich,
$4,000 ma biblioteke publi'
czna. Familia przyjaciele O.
trzymajs oko}o $500, 1000, pod
czas gdy ma zak}ady dobro,
czynne w miescie Galveston
przeznaczy} S52O,0oo.
Banker W kfopOtach.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, 10 maja:
w. H. Schureman znaidujesie
W wiezieniu. By1 on w1ascicie-
lem Exchange Bank W Nor,
NAL, kt6ry to bank zbankruto'
wal ostatniego Wtorku. Wczo- :
raj dis wystawiono kllka
rozkaz6w aresztowania pre-.
civ MENU. gdyz yjmoWaf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-20
Fata Morgana.

Pc raz pierwszy W Chicago obser-
wowano przedwczoraj tax zwana ofa-
ia morgana". Mieszkahcy wybrzeza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-20
NOtatki Miejskie.

iedziec swego nazwiska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-20
Banker W kf0pOtach.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, 19 maja;
w. H. Schureman znaiduje sic
W wiezieniu. By1 on w4asclcle-
lem Exchange Bank W Nor
NAL, kt6ry to bank zbankruto'
wal ostatniego Wtorku. Wczo-
raj dis wystawiono kllka
rozkaz6w aresztowania pre-.
civ MENU, gdyz przyjmowaf
pieniadze jeszcze wtedy gdy ] uz
by} niewyp}acalnym. Me sta
rajac sic nawet 0 postawlen!le
kaucyi, poszed1 do wiszlenla.
Dlugi jego wynoslc maJa
100000 podczas gdy wlerzy..
telnosci ME przenosza $S, 300
polegaja gi6wnie ma zalegfp-
sciach.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
To TEACH FARMERS

St. Paul. Oct. 1.-THE fall term of
the school of agriculture will open next
Monday morning. More. than hundred
inquiries have been received from people
wishing to eIter the school. and so far
forty-six have made formal application
for admission. OF former students forty
eight have sigrifed their intention of
returning this fall. making a total of
ninety-four students at the opening. near
ly twice as many as he'd entered at this
time last year. This is exclusive of the
numbers who will take the factoryn-,n
course. which will open in January and
!; st through that month. Prof Hays,
formerly OF the agricultural school. lately
of the North Dakota agricultural college
at Fargo. has returned and has moved
into the experiment farm house Prot.
Thomas Shaw of Guelph. Ont. recently
appointed professor of animal Industry ut
the school, c:me yesterday
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
Wednesday, Oct. 1.

The new 500 line has one tangent Of
aighty-Seven miles without curve. as
straight as transit can lay il.
Albert Rockville and Albert Wicorck
Of Everest have been arrested for lille
gally dispensing intoXicants.
II is said that two prominent citizens
of Gardner INDUCED in a scrap" over
Il claim Of six cents.
The burglar who was frightened away
dencc at Grand Forks. was yesterday
fined SO for disorderly conduct.
\ lamp exploded in the barber shop
of A. H. Swartouts at Valley City. and
made things decidedly interesting in the
vicinity for few minutes.
Eleven of the eighteen bonds filed by
the elevator companies with the state
proved and the others referred to the
attorney general
Gus Walters. fireman. met with q
serious accident at Richardton. He was
doing some work on siding. when he
slipped in some way and the wheels
Of car ran over his foot. decorating it
very badly.
Mr.. F. Roby. machinist of Man
dan. was handed q revolver to repair
the other day. 1t was loaded. but the
owner said it would not go off. Mr..
Roby proceeded 10 examine and. in an
unguarded moment. pulled the trigger
when a finger Of his left hand was in
the way.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
Monday. Oct. 2.

]. W. Wild. a Darlington farmer. has
skipped from his home. leaving numer-
orr creditors
l. ). Stevens. 4 grain buyer. has
been arrested for cinbezlement. He
took wheat from TWO farmers. sold it.
and failed 10 turn over the proceeds.
Sheriff Faddcn confiScared several
barrels Of beer which was being sold
At the Grand Forks races, and arrested
the dispensers
Edward Bjorke. charged with selling
liquor TO Indians 1t Standing Rock, and
who escaped from Jail at Mandan. is
IL limbo al Fargo awaiting trial.
The gambling fraternity has full
swing at Graflc.!. and there are all
kinds Of games aG,l snaps for laborers
10 lose money.
The farmers Of Sargent county are
organized for the purpose Of concentrat-
ed action in u. eradication OF the
Russian cactus
Joseph Halihan Of Nrche was acci-
dentally shot the other evening in the
back OF the neck. The ball coming out
near tie Windp.le. There is not much
hope Of his recovery
Stutslnan county complains Of the
laYaSrS 81 nu.ncrouS bands Of wolves.
Three jamestown fuel dealers have
announced that they will sell only for
cash.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
Thnrsday. Oct. ;.

HillsbOro wants to be made an inter-
national money order pCs1Ottice.
Richardson's separator at Crystal has
been burned by hobos.
Henry Hunter. living near Cakes.
skipped the country, leaving number
of debts ranging from five to several
dollars
The Devils Lake gamblers are or
dered out of town, and now they will
want to know what tas become of the
5000 they paid the city for privileges. :"
The Devils Lake shooting gallery pro-
prietors want the drug stores shut up
on Sundays, and want them to pay IL
cenSe.
William Carey. the twelve-year-old
son Of ex-Insurancc Commissioner Ca
rey, was found dead at Fargo, shot
through the head. 1t Is supposed he
stumbled over rock while out hunting.
A young boy named Brown was with
him.
State Veterinarian J.. c. Moore, of
jamestown district, discovered four
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12

nouneenent shall be entered In the jour
nal and the senator 80 present and paired
but not voting shall be counted as pre-
ent, for the purpose of making quorum
The repeal bin was then taken up Mr..
Call of Florida technically resuped the
floor and on motion of Mr.. Voorhees, the
senate proceeded to the consideration of
executive business The senate remained
in executive session until 5:15 p. m. and
then adjourned.
Interest in the elections debate is not
sustaining expectations in the house 1t
is tagging instead of Increasing. To-
day the only speeches that attracted any
attention were those of the colored man,
Mr.. Murray OF South Carolina and Mr..
Mooney of Mississippi. Mr.. Murray was
accorded unusual attention, largely, per
haps. out of curiosity on account of
his color. The public gallery was packed
to the doors with negroes who applauded
his utteranceS
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
Not to Be Frightened.

A writer in Plue and Gray says that
during the civil war he once attempted,
uDsuccessfully. 4 practical joke. Not
far from the picket line was ali old
cemetery, and The writer who WAS then
a corporal, had beer told Imaginable
stories Of the panic into Witch some
Of the men had lately been thrown.
A rumor Lad SCnt how eUf abroad
that headless lorseman had been
seen in the Ieighbcrhood after dark.
One man. it was reported. had been
so frightened as to hire brave CON-
rude to stand his picket for him.
One night, when the writer was post
ing his relief. LITTLE. before midnight,
it came into his head to try the story
ON the man " HON he was to leave alone
in the darkness. He told it with as
much solemLity as he could muster.
but the picket was Eot to be fright
ened so easily. He was Just lighting his
pipe. and replied between his whiffs:
We'll puff, If there's man pun
comes round here pun tonight (puffD
without q head (puff. pun, I'll put a
head ON him."
The picket was not disturbed, and the
writer seems to suspect that this was
the origin OF an obscure slang phrase.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
ondrous Sly,

L tell yo' wat. dat boy Oh Pompey's
am a sly little picawune," remarked
Uncle Caesar darkly.
"How's dat:" inquired the person ad-
dressed.
1T am jess dis way" continued
Uncle Caesar. Il see dat boy down in
4 secluded corner Oh de Souf Mectir'
house hosS-sheds dis mawrin'. He was
standin' wild his back to ne. but
know his back jess like do his face
an I suspicioned by de way he was
stoopin' down an maxim his jaws 60
dat he was gagged on q watcrmillion. =
''Sho now calculated the listener.
Il crope up benin him. an put nv
han. sof'. on his shoulder. an | Ak
him. Glib me 4 taste o dat water
million. 'Gustus: an dat boy turn like
he was shot. an'-W'a do yo' Dro'nosti.
.ate:''
y glib it up said the listener.
IVY. it want 'GuStus truc's yo's 4
born nisgah. Twas a boy jess de size
an combinations OBJ 'GuS1uS. an he
had big slice oh watermillion. sure
huff. but 'twa'nt 'Gu>IuS. An OATS
Wat I mean bout his bcin' a sly little
picayunc. Think oh him maxim Il fool
Oh me, da. Il way
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
TusrLay. Oct. =.

Extensive prairie fires have been rag
Ing for the past few days i'll the yicn-
i'E Of N.nnewauken.
Black Jack. Who assaulted Anderson
Baker at Bismarck. is in DURANGO vile
ID default Of $500 bail.
John Lyons Of Grand Folks was
robbed Of $40 by Il Friend who got
him drunk and touched him. The
friend has been arrtsted
No tidlng have been received yet from
Theodore Mills. who dis. :ppe.red from
jamestown Very myslcriuu>ly i few
weeks ago.
There was a rear end collision Of two
empty stock trains west bound at Glad
stone, about ten lsilcs from Dickinson.
whereby several cars were pretty badly
demolished, and one man seriously in
jured.
Suit has been brought against the
500 railroad by George Parker Of Fes-
sender. Wells county. for $4,000 dam
ages for injuries cla;mcd by the plant
if to have been sustained While buck
ing snow near Valley City last April
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
Saturday, Oct, =.

The STATE university at Grand Forks
las opened with IN encouraging al
teldance.
MusSelnlan. who embczzled 500 from
his employer al ST. Thomas some DAYS
ago. has been arrested ont 1T kaliSpell
Charles Hayes farmer near Cando.
was found dead beside Il blind pig in
the outskirts OF the town. He is be
heTei 10 have been poisoned.
The new spur track between Sanborn
and Odell. on the Cooper>town branch
Of the Northern Pacific. six miles north
of Sanborn. has been called Lowry.
TIL" Two engines of douhleheader
stock train left the track in the Fargo
yards yesterday morning and We're
pretty badly demolished. Luckily. 10
one was hurt.
The verdict of guilty in the Buckley
pig case 1T jamestown has been set
aside. the defendant released on bond
of SEQ. and a new trial ordered. The
Judge stated that he was satisfied the
jury has been subjected to outside in
tiu"nCc.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
Friday. Oct. 6

A Grandin man attempted to climb
acfoe> the bumpers of freight train
He viii be out of the hospital in sew
ersii weeks.
A man shot AZ a prairie chicken in
Emmons county the other day. and set
IRE TO and destroyed seventy-tive tons
OF hay belonging to the Misses Petrie
The suspicious of the stockholders of
the busted I-loyd's bank 1T James
town that they have been "bookkeep-
cred out of their cash is growing.
A 'hirteen-year-old girl living near
Winona left home the other day. and
srarteC out To seek her fortune. She
was an iryeterate dime novel reader.
and was captured before she initiated
any OF the actions of Joan of Arc.
The 500 line has built a siding at
j. l. Colton's coal mine near Aiinot,
and various convenienceS are being pro-
vided for handling the coal with a view
to making the cost of mining and dis
trlbutins it so low as to induce its
general use Throughout, the northwest
part of the state
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
\ MERRY WAR.

Sioux Falls. $. D.. Oct. G.-War has
again broken out in school district No.
10 in this cornty For the pas, four
years there has beer litigation regarding
the ci'lslon of the district. This has just
been settle! hy decision: of Judge Ak
ems. VINO throws the case our of court.
helcft the decision. WIS rendered. how
ever the men in the adjoining district
VINO nave been fighting for more terri
cory moved the school house into district
No. ~ and then got up petition to have
the section upon which their school house
stands annexed 10 their district. This
transfers the fight TO the arena of tho
county commissioners and keeps the mer-
~ war going
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
Sunday. Oct. I.

The express delivery has been dis
continued at Grafton.
Lieut.. Farnesworth Of Fort Buford
has been appointed military Instructor
at the state university at Grand Forks.
The tondSJ,cn who signed the bond
Of Murphy, the Grand Forks shooter.
qualified in amount of $2S,.001
McVey'S thrSher. granaEy. dwelling
house and loo bushels OF wheat were
destroyed by fire at Churches Ferry.
Tom Barrie started to walk from
Everest to C:.s>elton the other day. and
hobos held him up en- route and touched
him for SO.
Velva. the town on the 500. east of
Minot, is coming TO the front with
boom Large coal sheds are being con-
s1rucied. and an arteSian we'll is COM
ing.
Never before in the history Of the
Red river valley have the farmers had
their blowing done in the fan so e1-
tensively as iris now. and the farms
will be in better shape than ever for
another seasons business
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
A PROBABLE NEW TOWN

Sioux Falls. s. D.. Oct. 6.-The Great
Northern will in Il few days establish L
division headquarters between this place
and Plpestone. The exact spot for the
location has not Yet been determined. but
1t will probably not be at Pipes,one and
probably will resul, in the establishment
OF new town. The division will be
one OF the largest on the road and will
employ from s.venty-fve to 100 men.
1t has been decided to begin running
trains on the Sioux Falls & Yankton Oct.
10. 1t will be q day train reaching here
at p. NJ. from St. Paul and arriving in
1ank1on three hours later. Returning.
the train will leave Yankron at q. M,
reaching here at Il. III. Arrangements
Tor a grand celebration here. in recogni-
non OF the completion Of the road, are
about completed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
ANARCHIST PALLAS SHOT
GEN. cANPO.s WOULD-BE ASSASSIN
Is Put TO DEATH.
He In shot I'm the Buck by \ Squad
of Soldiers, Dies Singing nm Anar-
rhist SonK-The Condemned Man
Refuses Religious Solace.

Barcelona, Oct. 4. Pallas. the an
archist who. on Sunday. Sept. ~ made
an attempt on the life Of Capt. Gen
Martinez Canpos. by hurting two dyna-
mite bombs ut that officer. Was shot yes
sentence of the court martial before
which he was tried Priests Throughout,
yesterday did their utmost to prevail
upon the desperate man TO listen to re-
liyinus consolation and die repentant-
the priests. laughed at their word pictures
of The hereafter. and scornfully rejected
all their efforts in his behalf.
When the prisoners back had been
turned toward the firing party the Of
ticers of the guard withdrew with their
men. and the officer in command of his
firing party called his men to attention:
their rifles. upon a second sharp. order.
Were loaded, an officer read the sentence
of the court martial. the firing party
sprang their rifles to the shoulder and
took what appeared TO be a horribly long
and careful aim. To the right of the
death platoon stood its officer, his barred
sword held above his head; then like a
flash of lightning the glistening weapon
descended. there was a fash of fire.
clouds of white smoke. the rattle of
rifles discharged in unison. and Pallas.
the anarchist, fell over on his face
deal
Pallas died singing an anarchist song.
A few sharp military words of COM
mand, and the body was carried away.
the troops formed and reformed. bugles
sounded. the troops marched away. the
crowds dispersed. and all was over.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
POISONED

Emporia. Kan.., Oct Word was re-
ceived here to-day Of the poisoning of
four people near Olpe. in the southern
part of this I-yon) county The victims
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. RaSSett. son
and daughter. The father and daughter
We're so dangerously poisoned that there
was little hope of their recovery. The
mother and son We're less dangerously
i'll. Various surmi>es have been made as
TO the cause. That it was cause; hy hard
cheese seems TO be the most reasonable.
as TWO other members of the family VINO
ate none of ii were not sick.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
Record Broken by Hoosier Waiter.

The worst done | have been in Il
long time was at indianapolis during
the Grand Army encampmcnt last
week said Z. G. Gardner, q CONNER
cial traveller. The crowd was too big
for the town. and it was difficult to Sc
cure attention at the hotels | was
stopping at the Bates house. and had
been sitting at the dinner table for half
an hour clanoring for food. Finally,
in an effort to impress the walters with
the ACCESSIBILITY of serving me, l placed
a silver dollar carefully but conspicu-
ously under my glass Presently a
waiter passed by and sped it. He came
back and made 4 bluff at arranging the
table l turned just then to speak to a
friend at my side. Before l looked
back or realized what the colored gen
tleman was doing he had raised the
glass. extracted the coin and vanished
into thin air. He had not taken my Or
der, and he never came back any more.
1 waited another half hour, and had to
give up a half dollar more to another
waiter before l got anything TO cat l
held to my money that time. however.
until l got my dinner. "-Washington
Star.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12
EAREMELI Audience

Paris. Oct. IA Dispatch received TO-
day from Bangkol, scys that NJ. De
vilierS. the special envoy of France 10
the king of Siam. has had his farewell!
a'".!e''ce OF that Hci:rch. After the
audience the French special envoy tele-
Srarh"d TO President Carnot expressing
The king of Slams ccldial and friendly
sentiments toward the president of the
French republic. NJ. DevillierS also ncti-
fed President Carnot that the kin: had
also assured the French envoy that tho
interests of the Siame>c required, that the
treaty should be scr, pulously carried
out.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-10-12

Congressman BANDS wife is always
in the gallery Of the house when he
makes a speech. and her presence is
said to inspire him to make his best
efforts. II the wives Of some other
statesmen would make it point to
follow Mrs. BANDS example, there
would doubtless be better brand of
oratory ON tap at Washington than
there is generally.