davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
z parIamentu angielskiegO.

LoNDYN, 2 lutego. = Roz.
prawy mad adresem trwa1y
dis dalej. Poruszano wiele
kwestyi ubocznych, ME maja'
cych scis}ego zwiazku z adre'
sem, CO przewlekaio rozprawy
i ME prowadzi}o do celu. Tax
cz}onek parlamentu johnson
zapytywa1, czy nadal istniet
bedzie urzad poety laureata.
Cz}onek Ellis Ashmad Bart.
lett, konserwatysta interpelo.
wal Rad o sprawe Hawaii. se'
kretarz Sir Edwards Gray od-
powiedzial mu, IL Rad W tel
sprawie zadnych krok6w ami
przedstawie6 do rzsdu Stan6w
Zjednoczonych ME uczyni O.
kret6w do Honolulu ME posle,
poniewaz obywatelom angiel-
skim pod opieka rzadu ame-
ryka6skiego ME zagraza pra-
wdopodobnie zadne niebezpie-
czenstWo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
Arestowania PolakOw W Paryau.

Wychodzace wParysu Vol.
ne S}o 40 Polskie'' pisze co
nastepuje:
,,Policya francuska (praz
wdopodobnie W skutek denu.
ncyacyi szpieg6w moskiew'
wskich), odby}a W dniu Z sty'
cznia rb. W mieszkaniach 26
student6w (narodowosci pol.
skiej) rewizye, i kilku Pola.
k6w zaaresztowa}a. Nazwiska
aresztowanych, podane przez
dzienniki paryzkie, taksa po.
przekrecane, zetylko domyslae
sic MONA nastepujacych: A.
bramowski, Wojciechowski,
Debski, Andrzejewski, Perl.
Powodem aresztowania, jak
,,LcEclair" inne dzieuniki pi-
sza, mia}o bye znalezienie wiel'
kiej liczby pism i broszur tre-
scirewolucyjnej przeciwko 10.
syi, drukowanych W Londynie
i W Niemczech. Jezeli ten tyl.-
ko by1 pow6d do aresztowah
i rewizyi, to policya republl-
XII francuskiej daleko wiecej
sic okazala powolns wzgledem
cara, jak rzady monarchiczne
W Niemczech i Anglii. spo-
dziewamy, sic, re sprawa ia
ME bsdzie trzymana W 'tajem-
uicy, ale wyjasnions zostanie-
i Polacy mieszkajacy we Fran
cyl, pie beda narazeni ma ME.
potrzebne nieprzyjemnosci wi
zyt ze strony policyi, wskutek
fa}szywych denuncyacyi szpie.
gov moskiewskich. -"
Sfowa bardzo trafne. Oby
tylko trafily, gdzie nalezy i
posk utkowaly!. !
i.@sss i.ss fl
= Wiadomosei miejskie ma. .2ej
strOnnicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
Jeszcze o majtkach ludOzercach.

VSNSNS AAAs-J S-~
HAMBURG, Ego lutego. =
Maitkowie z okretu norwe,
gskiego ,Thekla", kt6rzy "a.
bill i zjedli swego towarzysza,
Holendera, zostali oddani
pod sad. Wszyscy trzej So Nor
wegczycy; nazwiska ich
brzmis: Anderson. Jacobsen i
Schannson. Sadza, re wyrok
sadu bedzie lagodny lub skaze
ich ma kr6tkie uwiezienie po,
kute koscielns re wzg'edu, ze
pope}nili morderstwo pod
wpiywem okrutnego g1odu i
rozpaczy, ME bedac spefnap
zdrowych zmys}ach. Do dis
dnia ME przyszli oni do siebie
So ma pol oblakani. Dwaj po.
zostat moga w tym stanie przez
ca}e zycie. Trzeci przytornniej-
sly, zada}, azeby ich odes}ano
przed sady norwegskie. Moze
bye, IL temu zadaniu bedzie u
czynionem zadosc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03

sed. Boilers. Dotychczas wy
dobyto z gruz6w zwloki trzech
os6b: jeszcze dziesiec os6b
znajduje sic pod gruzami. Do
byto siedm os6b cieako pokale;
czonych.
Ostatnie wiadomosci z Washing
tOnu.
WASHINGTON, Ego slutego.
Prezydent mianowa1 dzisiaj ma
miejsce zmar}ego L. Q. @. La.
mara cz}onkiem Najwyzszego
Sadu Zwiazkowego Howella
Edmundsa Jacksona z Tennes.
see. Jackson jest demokrata:
wszyscy przeto byli zdumieni,
ae prezydent 60 mianowa}, ale
wszyscy przyznaja, re Jackson
i zdolnosciami swojemi ME.
skazitelnoscia charakteru ma to
zas}uzy}. By} on dotychczas
sedzia powiatowym.
Republikanie naturalnie ME-
zadowoleni, ale przyznaja, ze
Jackson wielce zdolnym jest
mezem. Pos}owie i senatorzy
z Tennessee byli zdumienl, ale
naturalnie wielce zadowoleni.
Senat ratyfkowa} uk3ad
wzajemnego wydawania sobie
przestepc6w Francya, ale z
dodatkiem, by uklad ten ME o.
bejmowa} przestepc6w polity'
cznych.
PAM Blaine wyjedzie ma
kr6tki czas z .Washingtonu,
prawdopodobnie ma po}udnie.
Otrzyma}a ona zaproszenia z
r6znych stron kraju, lecz zad-
nego ME przyje}a.
O parowcu ,,City Of Peking".
SAN Francisco, 2 lutego.-
Jeszcze ME ma zadnych wiado'
mosci o parowcu City Of Pc
king, ktory miai tu przybyt
przed 9 dniami. Przybywajace
okrety donosza, Re u wybrzszy
japo6skich szala}y gwa}towne
burze. LSadza przeto, ze W
skutek tych burr maszyua pa
rowa zostala uszkodzona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
nizszei pod warunkiem, ze sic
wyrzekna wszelkich praw
spadkowych rodowych.
Wybory do Akademii francuzkiej

Wybory do Akademii francuzkiej
PARYz, Ego lutego. = Dzis
mia}y miejsce wybory trzech
nowych cz}onk6w do Akade-
mil francuzkiej ma miejsce
zmar}ych Rousseta, Marmiera
i Renana. Zostali obrani: zna.
ny poeta wice-hrabia de Bor-
bini historyk Thureau-Dazin.
Trzecie miejsce ME zostalo OBJ
sadzone. Kandydatem by3
znany powiescio pisarz szkoly
acknowledgement Emil Zola, ale
ME otrzyma} dose g}os6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
Telegramy Zagranlelns.
,,Maia Panama" W Rzymie.
Zn6w jedno aresztowanie.

RzYH, latego. Okan-
dal bankowy z dniem kazdym
wzrasta. Rozmiary naduzye
okazuja sic coraz wisksze.
W Izbie deputowanych mo-
wiono dis glosno, ae Sig.
Taulogno, uwisziony dyrektor
,,Banca Romano" zezna} przed
ssdzia sledczym, IL do naduzye
bankowych sa wmisszani maj,
wybitniejsi politycy waoscy.
Mai on przedstawiG dowody,
se trzej ostatni prezesowie mi
nistr6w (Crispi, Rudini, Gil
liotti) ezerpali .bezprawnie z
banku fundusze ma rome po-
trzeby prywatne i publiczne'
w ten spos6b wybrali w ciagu
lat paru 5 milion6w lir6w, a
znaczna Geese tel sunny by1a u
zyta na wzmocnienie wp4ywow
rzadu W Izbie.
Ma zasadzie tych wiadomo'
Sci dep. Guarci zapytywalr Rad:
czy prawda jest, IL ministro-
vie czerpali fundusze z tax ME-
czystego zr6d}a2 Prezes mini
str6w Gilliotti odrzekl, IL ME
upaa jeszcze tax nisko, azeby
m6gl odpowiadat ma podobne
pytania. Ma TEN kwestye
zamknieto.
Markiz Rudini, poprzednik
Gilliottiego ma urzedzie preze-
sa ministr6w, W goracej movie
bronil sic pred zarzutem, ,jako,
by mia} otrzymac choc cent z
owych 5 milionow lir6w, wy
placonych podobno politykom
z ,,Banca Romano. Twier-
dzil, ze jego rece SO zupe1nie
czyste zadal natychmiastowe-
go sledztwa parlamentarnego.
Po miescie kraza coraz to no.
we pog4oski W sprawie nadu-
zyc bankowych. Opowiadaia,
ae papiery kompromitujace
wiele os6b, znajduja sic ma
przechowaniu W Paryzu. Po
dobno ofarowano je niedawno
ma sprzedaz Watykanowi, jako
broh przeclW llOera1om, Iecz
Watykap odm6wi} mieszania
sic w podobnie niemoralne
sprawy.
DIS aresztowanym tu zostal
Sig. Zessa, adwokat, kt6ry byl
podobno posrednikiem przy u
dzielaniu }ap6wek deputoWa-
nemu Zerbi. Przez jego rece
mia}a precise suma 100000 Ii
row otrzymana praez zerbiego
RANKIN Rzvmskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03

duje sic take grecki minister
spraw wewnetrznych dla zba-
dania rozmiarow kleski i Oh.
myslenia skutecznych ma MIA
srodk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03

Anna Rubenhagen, zam. pm.
141 Mslrose str, wczoraj wieczorem
pr6bowala "a pomoca nafty wznieci6
ogieh W piecu kuchennym. Powstala
eksplozya suknie Amy natychmiast
sic zajely. Jej ojcieo narzucis ma mia
koldre i stsumii ogieh, ale Anna mo-
emo sic poparzyla. zyoiu jej jednak
ME grozi niebezpieczehstwo. Ogieh
zrzadzil szkode ma $50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
Otwarcie seimu W Chrystianii.

CHRYsT1AN1A, 2 lutego. =
DIS zosta} otwarty Sejm nor
wegski czyli Storthiug. Move
tronowa wypowiedzia1 kr6l
Oskar. Zapowiedzia} on wnie-
sienie nowych praw co do ure,
gulowania pensyi urzednikow
wojskowych i cywilnych, co
do skrocenia godzin piracy dla
robotnik6w cd wypadk6w i
ustanowienia kas pomocy ma
wypadek chorohy slnierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
Wypadki Vskutek slizgaVicy.
Gale miasto okryte skorupa lodu.
Jeden czlowiek zabity; 8.miu ciezko
rannych; wiele mniejszych
" wypadk6w.

WypadkoW.
Ulice j chodniki miasta Chicago
wczoraj dis przedstawiaja sic, jak
jeden, ogromny = lodowiec.
Juz cd kilku dni chodniki byly
pokryte gruba warstwa lodu, kt6rs
zaledwie ma gi6wniejszych ulicach
zdolano usunac. Wczoraj spadi ma to
snieg, potem deszcz, kt6ry padajac,
marz}. Pogoda byla obrzydliwa,
nastepstwem jej jest utworzenie sic
slizkiej jak szkso, a nier6wnej po-
w}oki .lodowej ma chodnikach, scho.
dach, barjerkach, ysztachetach.
W rezultacie dis moga sic odwa-
zy6 ma chodzenie po ulicach tylko
bardzo zreczni gimnastycy albo wy
borni lyzwiarze. Innym pr6ba podo-
bna, cho6by przedsiswzieta mai
wieksza ostroznoscia, zagraza
upadkiem dotkliwem zbiciem krzyza
lub innych czesci ciala.
Upadk6w tych dis wczoraj byso,
co niemiara. Nlektore zakohczyly sic
nawet fatalnie. Jeden cziowiek zostaf
zabity; osmiu odnios&o ciezkie uszko.
dzenia, Trudno liczyc setki i tysiace
drobniejszych stluczeh.
Oto ponizej wykaz wypadk6w "a
kohczonych gorszemi nastepstwami.
Zabity:
Jos. Sampson, .expresman, zam. pm.
1927 ma Shields ave., upads i odni6sl
ciezka .raue W skroh, PREY dworcu
Grand Trunk, wkr6tce zmarl.
Ciezko ranni.
James Hussey, policyant ze stacyi
przy Desplaines ul. upadi ma ulicy
Halsted W poblizu Adams i zfamai
lewa noge; mieszka on pm. 25 Bicker-
dyke ul.
Jammes SAirran, sierzant ze sta
cyl przy Cottage Grove ave. upadi "
skutek go}oledzi ma rogu LIS ulicy i
Michigan ave., wywichnai sobie pra-
Wa ramie.
Estude Bardivo, W1och, pedler,
upadl ma Institute Pl. odni6s} ciezka
rane W glove, znaIduje slew szpitalu
Braci Aleksyanow.
James Johnson, woznica, zam. ".
Ravenswod, posliznai sic upadi,
}adujac w6z, ma skroh ciezko zranio-
na, obawiaja sic wstrzasnienia m6zgu;
znajduje sic W szpitalu Aleksyan6w,
gdzie lada chwila moze umrzec.
Nellie Splan, podr6zna, przybyla
wczoraj rano do Grand Palace Hote.
lu ma N. Clark ul., poslizgnawszy sic
upadsa przy Clark i S. Water ul., ma
prawa reke zlamaua'
Richard Morgan, zam. pm. 144s
ma State ul., poslizgnal sic upadi
pod koia }adownego wozu, ktory
przeszedi po MIN; zuajduje sic W
szpitalu powiatowym.
John Nc Donald, policyant, upadl
przy rogu P leasant i Division ul.,
ma kostke wywichnieta.
John s. Makey, patrolman ze sta
cyl East Chicago ave., poslizgnai sic
ma chodniku przy Chicago ave. Pine
ul., odni6si ciezkie uszkodzenia "
prawe ramie ma wywichnieta nogss
Jak juz wspominamy wyzej, wy
padk6w pomniejszych byia niezliczo-
ma ilosc.
20 do snlercl Slmpsona, ia nasta'
pila W taxi sposob: Chciai on zejst
do sztoru balwisrza W suterynie i
wstepujao ma pierwszy schodek spadi
gsowa ma dol. Odni6sl tax ciezka ra-
ne W skroh, ze odrazu utraoa przy.
tomnosd. Ujrzas go balwierz Spindler
das znac policyi, ale gdy przybyl
ambulans, nieszczesliwy Simpson JUL
ME ayl. odwieziono go do domu po-
grzebowego sigmunda pm. 70 ma Bel
ave. Nieszczesliwy byi wdowcem i
pozostawil szescioro dzieci bez opis-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
Piatek, dnia 8 Lutego 1893 r.

azeby korporacye istniejace cd
r. 1872 CO pol miesiaca placiay
pensye; Brandt o zakazaniu
nieostroznego obchodzenia sic z
bronia palma; Carmody o obie'
raniu burmistrza ma cztery lata
i zakazie obioru ponownego;
Ferns nadaniu sedziom przy-
sieg}ym prawa oznaczania ka'
ry; May o nadaniu miastom
prawa, by ceny "a oswietlanie
naznacza}y; Mitchell o uregu'
lowaniu wyrobu i sprzedazy
octu; Murphy o wyznaczeniu
$15,0Oodla ludnosci W Redbud,
kt6re niedawno przez orkan
zostalo nawiedzone; Taggart o
ochronie przeciw wypadkom
kolejowym; Weckler o ustano'
wieniu bi6ra statystycznego
robotnik6w.
Zywa debata wywiaza}a sic
mad kwestya zatrudniania ma
}oletnich W ,,warsztatach, pra.
,cowniach skfadach W Chica.
go. Bill O'Donnella, moca
kt6rego osoby liczace nizej lat
16 ME maja bye zatrudnione
d1uzej niz 8 godzin dziennie
lub 40 godzin tygodniowo, 20,
sta} oddany napowr6t W rece
komitetu dla spraw robotni-
czych i przemys4owych. Pad
dock (rep.) wni6ss, aaeby wick
oznaczye ma lat IA. Dodatek
ten, mimo sprzeciwiauia sic O.
Donnella, przyjeto lo5 g}osa
mi przeciw q.
Ze Stolicy Stanu.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 2 lutego.
Zastepcal gubernatoras Joseph
B. Gill postanowi}, a Z e b y
wniesc oskarzenie przeciw by
lemu auditorowi Stanu, Chas.
w. Pavey, "a niedba}e zawia'
dowanie urzedem i "a zatrzy-
mamie pewnych ksiag, doku'
mentow papier6w nalezacych
do Stanu Illinois.
Do domu gubernatora mad
chodza codziennie pocieszajace
wiadomosci stanie zdrowia
Altgelda. Zdaje sic, re we
wtorek lub srode W przysz}ym
tygodniu powr6cison do Sprin-
gfeldu.
Komitet Izby dla spraw wy
stawowych naradza} sic dzisiaj
mad sprawa pozostawienia wy.
stawy otwarta W niedzlele i
zywe tam odbywa}y sic deba-
ty. w kongresie sprawa ia
przyjdzie ma st61 W przysz4y
wtorek, a zatem sprawa ia wy
maga posplechu.
Beatty uznany winnym.
P1TTsBURG, 2 lutego. Sc
dziowie przysiegli W procesie
o otrucie przeciw Robertowi
J. Beatty, dis rano wydali ma
oskarzonego werdykt: ,,wi-
MEN,. Naradzali sic oni tyl-
ko przez siedm minut. Usfy-
szawszy to Beatty, z poczatku
bardzo by} przygnebiony, ale
potem przyszsd do siebie. Od'
prowadzono go do wiszienia,
gdyz ME m6g} stawic kaucyi,
kt6ra wyznaczouo W wysokosci
$4,000.
Lawina sniezna / wypadek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
Grubiansstwo.

= lie idzie to mieszkanie?
Tysiac dolar6w...,
"A gdzie stajnia? "
= Jaka srajnia?
= Ola ossa, kt6ryby TAXI rent o.
placal. 80. .
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-13
THE NEW COURT HOUSE.

The appointment of commissioners
in the County court Of Miller county
yesterday, to secure plans and specifl'
cations for new county court house
will meet the unqualified approval Of
all. The course pursued by Judge
Friedell in this matter has been both
wise and conservative. His appoint
ment of Coils. j. w. Buchanan and j.
M. Montgomery as commissioners was
a most excellent one, both men
being representative citizens and pos
sessing ample experience for the very
important work before them. No
better or more suitable men could
have been selected, and we congratu.
late Judge Friedell upon the wisdom
shown.
The new building is to be con-
structed at a maximum cost of $685.
900, of which amount more than one
third, or $4,000, is now in the hands
Of the county treasurer, belonging to
the court house fund.
The county has no more urgent
need than that of creditable court
house, sufficient in size and construc-
tion to meet the requirements Of the
county. The building now in use,
and for years past, was built for Jail,
and is altogether unsuited and made
quate for the purpose. There being
no vaults inSwhich to keep the rec
ords and important papers, the county
and people are in imminent danger
constantly, of sustaining irreparable
loss by fire.
Let the good work proceed without
unnecessary delay. 1t cannot be COM
pleted too soon for the common good
of our people.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-13

Burkhardt declared that he was not
informed concerning the object oi
the trip to Plummerville until the par
ty had arrived there and he got out OF
the wagon. Prior to leaving the
wagon Hickey told him that they
were going to do a job, which meant
the killing of Clayton. About five
minutes after the shot was fred Hick-
ey and Flannery returned to the
wagon. Ten minutes afterwards
Hickey said he had killed Clayton.
After driving short distance Hickey
and Flannery got out of the wagon,
Hickey remarking that he had lost
his pistol, which he afterwards told
him was a Smith & Wesson forty-four
or forty-five calibre, which they had
brought with them from Iowa. When
Flannery and Hickey got out of the
wagon they took their guns with
them, and as Flannery afterwards
said, hid them near foot log which
crosses the creek at Plummerville.
Burkhardt says he turned the team
over to Richards at Morrillton, and
what he did with it he does not know
The party left Morrillton on freight
train, arriving at Little Rock s o clock
on the following morning. This was
Wednesday. On Saturday Burkhardt
informed the court that he met Hickey
and the two went to Poplar Bluff, Mo.
The witness then proceeded to state
the motive for the crime which he de-
clared was mercenary one, the as
sassins receiving $2,400 for the deed.
After futile resistance he was forced
to name the principal, giving the
name of Chas. f. Pate, supposed to be
the constable of Howard township,
who was recently murdered by me-
groes, as the man who paid the
money. The witness then confessed
to having served term in the Illinois
penitentiary. Burkhart was then ex-
cused and court adjourned for the
day.
The feeling among the citizens Of
Morrillton, and especially those who
have heard the testimony, may be
summed up in few words: The
sentiment is that a set OF thieves have
fallen out, and all are willing they
should have limitless latitude in ex-
posing each others crimes.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-13
WHAT WE MOST NEED.

We have several times lately had
occasion to comment on the great
needs Of the South, of which there yet
remains one, whose Importance to both
country and people must be consider
ed as paramount. Oflawyers, physi-
clans, merchants, editors and we might
add saloon keepers, gamblers, ETC., the
South has enough and to spare. What
it really needs and most earnestly de-
sires is more farmers and better farm
ers. Not slaves Of the soil but mas
ters Of the land, men of intelligence,
push and progress. Men who having
studied well the conditions by which
they are surrounded, will view the
situation fairly and sensibly, map out
a plain practical course of action and
pursue it. Not men who require to
be controlled, cared for and protected
like children, not men in whose behalf
great conventions must be called and
the laws Of the country invoked to
prevent them from devoting their en-
tire time, means and labor to an over
production Of one particular product.
But men who understand the wants
of the country, who believe in a diver
sity of crops, and who appreciate the
advantages Of fertilizing their lands
and making the farm a real home, not
mere temporary abiding place. This
is indeed the great and pressing need
Of our country. Give us sufficient
number of such men and our fair and
fertile Southland will be made to
blossom like the rose. The agricul-
tural resources of the South are to-day,
in many respects, undeveloped and
they are made to produce only about
rs per cent of their actual capacity.
These conditions, upon which SO
greatly depend the welfare and pro-
gress of both country and people, can
only be changed by complete revo-
luton, either Of ideas or men. In
either event we must have farmers who
believe in free observation-disclosures
who read and think as well as plough
and hoe---farmers who have an ambi-
tion to live in nice houses and eat
meat Of their own raising-farmers
who abhor the itsystem, and have
gumption enough to know that all
cotton and no hogs get them deeper
in debt every year, and finally, breth'
rem, farmers who understand that in
the divine crucible, the curse Of labor
has been transmitted into the chief Of
blessings, and the son of toll who sitt
in the shade all day bosslng darky
ploughing lean mule is about al
liable to be struck by lightning on q
clear day as he is to get out Of debt
and have money In the bank.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-13
UNCLE SAM TAKES A HAND.

1t has been a sore trouble, to many,
why the officials of this Government,
allowed the hirelings Of Gov. Jones, to
insult and mistreat the United States
citizens of the Choctaw nation, simply
because they have dared to take sides
with an oppressed people. Indeed,
had this Government only delayed a
few days longer in succoring her citi-
zens in that territory, there is every
reason to believe that they would
have met the same fate which is in
tended for Locke and his followers.
The protecting or rescuing party was
sent out from Paris, Texas, by United
States Marshal Dickinson, who for
warded the following letter to Locke :
PARIS, TEX, April 5.-Hon. V. M.
Locke, Antlers, /. T.: Sir--I send dep
uties to Antlers tonight. They are
sent there to protect United States
citizens against unlawful violence.
They are not sent to interfere in the
local troubles between the Choctaw
citizens. If non-citizens take part
with either faction and violate any
United States law, said deputies are
to arrest them for trial at this court
or If the Choctaw citizens attempt to
injure non-cltizens who are not tax.
ing part with either faction, said dep.
uties are to arrest them and bring
them here for trial. 1t is not my in
tention to aid either faction or TO have
anything to do with their local trou-
bles, but it is my intention to protect
United States citizens against unlaw-
tul violence from all sources.
Very Respectfully,
j. j. DIcKERsoN,
United States Marshal.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-13
Ex-Governor Bob Taylor.

The famous Tennessee Governor
Hon Robt. Taylor will deliver his in
imitable lecture, entitled "rhe Fiddle
and the Bow" at the Y M G A, in the
old Federal building on the evening
ofMonday, the 18th instant. Reserv-
ed seats can be had at the hall or at
Lightfoot Il Owsley's drug store. At
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-13
The Skill and knowledge

Essential to the production of the
most perfect and popular laxative
remedy known, have enabled the Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup Co. to achieve a
great success in the reputation of its
remedy, Syrup of Figs as 1t is conced-
ed to be the universal laxative. For
sale by all druggists.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-13

The only member of the American
Ticket Brokers Association in Texar-
kama. Railroad tickets bought, sold
and exchanged. All transactions
guaranteed
2-27-tf SAM 5. FALK.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-13

From my place in Fairview, on
Tuesday Of this week, dark bay
horse, blaze face, branded on left hip
with double 0, surrounded by q
circle. Liberal reward will be paid
for the return Of same to the under
signed. SAM SMITH.
4-19-3t
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-13
NO. PIP.
The Credit System.

One of the great drawbacks to our
country to-day, from business stand
point, is the loosely conducted credit
system, the reckless pursuit of which
has already several times plunged our
common country into the depths of a
ruinous financial or commercial panic,
from which it has emerged each time
deeper than before. There are many
reasons why this system is more hurt
ful to the South than to any other
portion of the country. The South is
par excellence the agricultural region
of the nation, and it is to the agricul-
tural interest that the credit system
has proven itself an unrelentlng en-
emy. To-day, in the face of ruinous
overproduction, we must seek to
change the basis Of credit between
farmer and merchant before we can
hope to check the growing evil. The
best friends and most sincere we'll
wishers of the South anxiously await
the day when this hurtful custom of
the country, win be buried forever
beneath the avalanche of rapidly adj
vancing intelligence.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-13

The treat Of the entertainment sea-
son will be the lecture by Ex-Govern-
or Bob Taylor, Of Tennessee, who on
next Monday night will deliver his
famous lecture, The Fiddle and the
Bow, under the auspices Of the Y M
G A of Texarkana. Let as many Us
can possibly do so, turn out to hear
him. At
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-13
SAM S. FALK.
White Goods,
In all the newest effects, and the pri-
ces are cheap, at Briley's.
2-27-tf


Miss Maude Granger, the actress
who has made decided sensation In
the East by her remarkable portrayal
Of the adventures in the adoption of
Dumas de Demi Monde" called The
Fringe of Society is well known In
this city and the announcement that
she has been engaged to appear in the
Opera House on next Monday even
ing, will be hailed with delight by her
many admirers. The production OF
The Fringe Of Society here will be
exactly the same, as regards cast and
settings, as the Eastern one.
Reserved seat tickets can be had at
the usual place.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-13

Highest price paid for old gold and
silver. Bought or taken in exchange
at Sam S. Falk, the Jeweler 2-27-tf