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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

VIZ NEFr An oLp ACQUAINTANCE.
Darkness conipells us 20 keep on the out
skirts OF the forest, Tor within the obscur.
ity was 50 impene,rablc that we should
have had 10 gropa our way from tree q
tree. only maybe to lind, when light came.
that VIZ had been travelling In circle
The glow OF tho smoldcriug kameras al
least indicated tho direction VIC were not 10
take, and the Hight Of the stars was sum
eieet 90 enable Us 70 keep tolerbiv
straight course Wewere cheerful enough
as we plodded on. Only, as 1t be.an
to grow lishs, we cast apprsAensive dance
bAhlad % Tor pnrsniag Cossscks. but
not speek rose ens II the srsat white
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

some Instructions to Rudersdorf. he saio
to me;
"You shall see him tomorrow morning.
and with slight bow left the office.
was taken back 20 the cell, and as ths
door closed with n clnng aud / looked
round the four bare whitewashed walls
with their one barred window high up,
showing but few inches OF leaden sky,
asked myself where was the comfort that
had been promised me.
In the evening the warder brought me
bundle of thick serge clothes and greasy
sheepskin coat, telling me that l should
have to wear them for my journey and that
must get mp when / was called This
was the first intimatiun had received that
we were TO he removed from st. Peters
burg. The minister had spoken only OF .
detention Ilo had said that | should zee
Gordon the next morning. but WINS IL only
10 say 'goodbyw
Before IL was light the warder entered
my cell, aud seeing n candle on the shelf
which served as table told me / must be
dressed in 10 minutes. In 10 minutes was
dressed in my III fitting clothes, lookina
more like white bear than human crea
ture In tue great sheepskin coat which
touched the ground Mt my feet and was
furnished with n hood and n collar band,
which left nothing visible Of my face ex
ceps my nose and eyes. A pair OF enormou.
boots lined with shcopskin and great fin
gcrless gloves Of tho same kind added still
more 10 the uncOuthncss OF my appear
nnce, The warder brought mo mug OF
hot tea and some dried fish and bread, and
while | ate my breakfast made up the
clothes had worn into a bundle for me &c
take with me
] WAS taken down into the yard, whore.
to my great joy, | found Gordon arrayed in
asuit similar 10 my own, by which / con
oludcd that he was to go away also.
think he was no less pleased to see me. He
gave me both hands, and we stood there
hand in hand, too grateful to speak at first
you nre going with mel" we said. al
last and simultaneously.
yes" said he, though where we are
going can't say"
YOrkqtsls, believe"
~Ofhdtsk, hcyt Wcll, that's got n sort Of
outlandish sound about t. But what doea
that mhttori We shall come here again
before very long, that's a certainty. let
the minister have II pretty straight, | can
tell you. Threatened him with The Times
and nil sorts OF punishment"
a sledgc was brought into the yard, for
the ground was already covered with snow.
10 was dawn by three horses, each with a
bell In the arc over tho saddle. Inside
there VIVA lot Of baggage md letter bags,
for this, believe, was the mail sledge The
driver arranged IL so as 10 form n comfort
able seat under the hood and gave us a
couple Of pillows, he himself sitting in
front When We were ready TO start,
couple Of mounted Cossaclls came out
This 10 our bodyguard, " said Gordon.
Didn't promise you that we should be
treated like princesi A prnce Wait till
I've lii my pipe, and one OF US, know, will
be as happy ils Il king
The Coasacks, poering In at us, wore the
queerest expression imaginable Never be
fore perhaps had they seen an exile start
ing out for Orl.utsk with such a iovial,
happy golucl,y air as Goulon's.
Five O'Clock" said Gordon, looking nj
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

An ingenious homemade 10, b
with II roll of cardboard coIczl
white linen on which grotesqul Il
been drawn with india ink Ain
Bile is dropped inside after loosh
red cloth has been glued to the IL
Arms and legs are ATTACHED ria
merely rolls Of the cloth A q
peaked is for the upper pandA
The marble is now secure and IN
ballast when the so made hoRJ-uit
is balanced at the top Of an iDsliha|
whence it rolls down at q liselI ps@'
change.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Jennie was learning TO rcii d
but it was very hard for hsrwN'
what her teacher told her about y
ing a double letter when she cal
She would say "a az or "ee'a I
stead of double a, "doublee, q
teacher had one day drilled hEn
ably on this matter In spelling
afterward Jennie was called % !
The paragraph began, up "
and Jennie read ii triumpbantll' =
up, Lucyp'-Youth's Companioa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

sufrocated by the smoke, | reeled and
should have fallen, but Gordon, grasning
my arm, forced me to bend down-for he
dared not open his mouth to speak-and
dragged mo on. Almost unconsciously |
staggered on until at length we got air to
breathe and saw the plain stretching ont,
all red in the light from the ilro. to the
dark line OF the forest trees
We waited there until another fall OF
roof or walls within the palisades caused
sudden drop in the brightness OF the light.
''Now's the time" whispered Gordon.
sprlnglng to his feet 81 can't see those
fellows, nor they us II this only lasts a
couple Of minutes, we may get out OF their
range"
rose quickly, and greatly rcstored by
the fow minutes Of rest we sped over the
hard STOW, hand in hand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Donkey is, in Spanish, bauo ~
New Mexico, Colorado and Ariicii
the donkey is as well known IS Y
he is always called By bis sgsnis
The burro is a funny little ANNA
he is very useful in mouutainousai
as a pack animal. He is veiJ ~,
and will carry great loads Ove' n'1'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

difficult trails, which are son ', !,
hard for men TO walk Hep
siye animal to keep, as BE- TO- W
tie food and will live where : "
Btarye to death. ,.-,||
The burro Is a fnvoriie ny ".
the children OF the towns IN -
Arizona, and because be +
and slow In his movements ~ X,
feel as serene and safe rPon ~ hls = !.
would at home in e big r'es !. ~.
burro makes a noise when, MI VI
come accustomed to IL WI W. WI
chills run up and down YOU ,.', Il
hear it in the night, but , VIZ !. W !
learned to know it the
aw" Is very funny. aud
The picture herewith si'SsII .soss
an article published in = ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

A pretty old custom was setting rings
VITA tiny jewels, which cntlrely encircled
the finger instead OF only forming crown.
one given by scion Of an old family to
MS betruthed is now worn by their grand,
daughter, and is slight band Of gold in
Shleh Is sunken full eirclst q small but
perfect pearlA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-25

ULi1d lylAl tuiatAA GhlHliiSea Nv
raz trzeci. Rzadkie to zaprawde
bfogcsiawiehstwo m%alzenskle.
LeSnic0. Wlelebny ks. adm.
n~istrator HecnSkl obchodzit 21Kw.
SO letnla u~roczystosG urodzin. We
wieczor przedtem odby1 sic pochod
z pochodniami, lampionami i mu-
zyka, kt6rym kilka set MEOW 2
miasta i okolicy udzial wzie'o.
Priced probostwem odspiewano kilka
piesni ma cztery giosy, q podczas
tego puszczano ra&iety / %sztuczne
ognie. Pc przemowie p. DR., Fret
sela, ktory w imlen1u paratil
jubilatowi zyczenla najserdecznlej-
SEE ztozyl i podarunki wreczy}
: wzniesli wszyscy zgromadzeui
trzykro,ny oSrzyK: ,Niech zyie".
Cd Go$ciecina. Przewielebny
ks. dziekan Wermund, proboszcz
Dziejmiorowski, zmsri pc 9 tygo
dnlowej choroble W nocy dnis
q ma % BIN. Urodzony 20 &C
Stycznia 1921 7. Goscieclnie otrzy'
mai %swleceria %kap}ahskle IS Lipc;
1916, sprawowa} duszpasterstwo pc
kolel W Mem. Plekarach, Tarno
we, hokowicach; w +. 1870 obja
W Dzietmiorowie probostwo. N. o
w. p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-25
PkACCIE IA
Pelska pod hleSkaLen.

Obecnle zydzi stanowia W
Warszawie / Hodzi bardzo wypitny
zywio@ ludnosci, a to skutkiem
u%sunlecia ich gubernlj, W kt6rych
ustawy panstwowe mieszkaG I'M ME
pozwalaJa. Obecnie Warszawle
spotyka sic a wraz zydow, mo-
wiacych 20 rosyjsku ubieraiacych
sic W stroje rosyjskie. Zjawla sic
tez coraz wlece1 sklep6w zydow-
skich z napisami:'. 81 Petersburga''
lub ,,Moskwy''. Wiasclciele skle.
pow dodaia ma szyldach rome
tytufy honorowych' dostawcdw, W
czem moze bye DUO chwalby !
k}amstwa, ale W kazdvm razIe, W
clagu lattlS9l 1892, .zydzi zaiozyli
w Warszawie przcszio sto roznych
sklep6w hub warsztat0w. Nadto
zydzi przybysze leli sic budowy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-25

domow dzislaj juz wiaSclcie!i
nowyeh nieruchomoSci Warszawa
licay prEeszfo trzydzieStu. Zydzl
mlelscowl wrogo SIG wgledem
przybysz6w zschowuja choc,az
otworzyli Ola mch tsnia kuchnis,
ktora wydawah pc 200 obiadow
c~odziennie, a W tel llczbie 60
hezpaatuie, Zydzi przybyll, przeko-
nawszy size, re m%lejscowl ME So i'm
rsdzl, poczeli iaczyc sic stowa-
rzyszenia, ola iatwlejSzego wywal-
czenia bytu eel ten oslagneli,
wyparli bowen m~iejscowych 2
niekt6rych s~tanowisS. Naprzyklad
posredniczea,e W handlu ME tylko
z %guberniami wewnetrznem, lecz
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. praesz}o
W ioh rece, n~astepnie s~taraja sic
pohit warszawskich szrwcow. W
Warszawle szewcami nai(epsnyml
So Polacy, ale wieksza czeSd
obuwia, wywo&onego 2 Warszawv,
robioaa Jest przez zld6w. P. OSmaia.
StarSzy cccAu szewskiego dowlodi,
re zydzi 20 razv wiecei wysetaia z
| Warszawy obuwia do Rosy, nz
szewcy polscy. w W~arszawie
lstnieja dwie szko}y rzemieslnicze
zydowskie, ktdre bezp!atnie ucza
dzleci biednych zydow rozaych
rzemios}. ChrzeScianskich szkot
podobnych ME ma, a bledak %ojclec,
ostatkl oddaje ma op,acenle ter
minatorstwa Syna. Niedzlwota, re
W taklch warunkach liczba re.
mieslnikow zydow wzrasta predse.L
mz rzemieSlnikow chrzeScian.
TAX wiec szewstwo zydzl
rosyjscy pochwyclli .juz W swe
rece, a zorganlzowawszy stowarzy-,
szenie, chciell za}ozyG mechanlczny
warsztat szycla obuwla, co zackwia,
}oby o%statecznie szewcow mielsco.
wych. SzewcY mlejscowl dowle-
dzlawszy sic 0 TEN, poczell grozit
listami znalezli poparcie u zyd6w
mlejscowych. ~ Protest odnios|
skutek, BOWEN zdecydowano Juz
re zydowskl zak1ad mechanically
szycla obuwia W Warszuwle me
powstanie.
hadny podarunek %otrzymala
Warszawa dzleki opiekuncze,nr
rzadowl carskiemu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-25
Is .marca r. b. zostalo Bra
ctwo Nalsw. Sakramentu "
ca!el dyecezyi zaprowadzone.

" MALBORGU wskoczyf
W studnia , utoplf SIG w niej
W cbwlll obiakania nauczyclel
Katolicki Rudlowski 2 Me-
lenca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-25

S,emiaaoscice, Niedawno temu
okradziono znowu skrzyneczke Z
oiarami W tutejszym kosciele to.
lak sic zdaie, "a pomoca rosgi
klejem posmarowancl, ponlewa& na
p%ozostatych p,eniadzach spostrze-
zouo klejaea mass. ksiadz pro
boszcz zauwazyt sam razu pewnego,
jak iakis podejrzany mezczyzna
wszed} do koScioia. kiedy IA
MIN zamknieto drzwi, mezczyana
ME tracac przysomnoSci, zdiai 2
o~}tarza domczke z kwla,em
oswiadczyi rastepnie wchodzaeemu
do koscio}a ksred2u, IL go rewna
PAM pc kwiat ten postasa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-25
Ar0AcrSka HHto. " tym

ArGlccSha H"ta. " tym i
uojeglym roku ~okradziouo kilka
razy Przewie!e5. Ks. KuratuSa,
Tvlle, 4 mgdv ME uiai, sic
schwytat z}odzisja. W Niedziele
przytrzymsno ostatecGnle c&eladnl-
ka slosarsklego Wldure, w.asale
Kiedy "a pomoca podrobloneso
klucza usilowat weJSt do jego
m,eszkania. Przyaresztowany wy
dat ma policyl j~eszcze dwdch ucznl
slosarskich, ktorzy do spotki
nalezell.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-25

! 20 b. M. o 81 godz. mad
wieczorem zmsrl X. d yoni-
zy h IN a t, proboszca W
Jelenczu pod Tuchola, W ME
NAL skonczonym 81 roku
zycla a 3S roku k~aplanstwa.
N;eboszcz}k urodzli sic W
kartuZach S maja 1882 +.
Studya gimna2alne ODDLY! W
Chojnlcuch. " +. 1851, liczac
lat 10, wstapl1 do seminaryum
duchownego W Pepllnie / lSgo
maja 1896 w5swiecony zostat
ma kapiana. Pc krotkiem
urzedowamu jake wikaryusz
W Tczewle ! jake administra-
tor probostwa W Plochociule,
byt diuzszy czas kuratusem
mad wleznlami W Fordonie. /
gludnIa 1864 instytuowauy ma
probostwo W Jelenczu, wy
TRIVIAL tam az do smlerci. Przez
kilSa lat byt lez 4awiadowca
urzedu dziekansklego.Um arl ma
reSu swolego brata starsZego
X. Lie. Relnholda Schmidt,
wYsiuaonego radzcY szkolnego.
Miodszy brat jego jest pro-
boszczem W Fordonie, a maj
starszy brat umari jake klesyk
w Peplinie. Wlelce ubiogo,
siaw,Ona to rodzlna, ktora
wydaia al trzech kslezy l
jeslcze jednego, ktory przygo
towulac s'e do stanu duchow-
nego, zeszedl z tego swiata.
Prawo prezentowanla ma
oproznicne teraz probostwo w
Jelenczu przysiugule n~aczelne.
mu prezesowi Prus Zachodnich.
KARTUZY. Landrat tutei.
sly K r S i 8 k zostal mia
nowany radzca relencylnym
jako TAXI przeniosloay dc
Magdeburga. Tymczasowo "a
stepuje go t. assessor Beccard
DZIENIIAN1. Is 2. m
odbylo sie tn poslcdzenie ia
tc]icklego Towarzystws nAu
czyclell Nauczyciel Refer
Tuszkow miai wyk|ad o w.
wieranlu wplywu re strnn,
nauczyciela ma dz,ecl wYpnsz
czone re szkoly. Nasteprl c
posledzene odbedNe sic 3Og,
maia o 5 godz'nie Pc poiu
dniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-25

Aysiowics. Zesziej Soboty
pochcwano zwioki sztygara We
czorka haJera Knosall, zahitych
ma kopalni. 20 rekwiem wspom'
nial Prev. ks. proboszcz takze o
dzlwnym snie, kt6ry mla4 ~zmar}y
Knosala. Otto snilo mu size W
ostatnia Sobote pred Smlercl2, il
pokiocl} s,e re swym sztygarem,
owym W., i re braku czego
lnnego uchwyclli obai krzyze
AIM sic obili. Ia namowa zony,
ktora sen ten uwazala 20 przestroge
z nieba, gposzedt W Ponledzlatek
rano douspowiedzi i Komunli sw..
a kllka godzin pozniej juz ME zyf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-25

W Ludgiersycach W powlecle
Raciborsklm zgorzaty budynki
czterzech scha}upuikow. Zaledwie
ogien przyt}um,ono, aliscl powstaS
nowy pozar W pobllzklch Pletrzko.
wicach. Kuznia wraz 2 budynkami
padta tam otiara ptomleni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-25
z Prus Polskich

GOLUB. W niedz'ele w
nocy powstal wielkl polar W
zabudowanlu szewca Lewan-
dowsk,ego, a wkrotce W sku
TEX sllnego wlatru stanety :
zabudowania saslednie W p1o-
mlenlach. opalitY sic do szc2e:u
domostwa Lewandowsklego,
stolarza klempa i kapltalisty
Gonna, ktorego HonaJacego
wyniesiouo domu palacego
sic. Dopiero PREY czwartem
zabudowanu kupca Sultana
zdolauo ogien zatamowaG.
Niektore falnllie wYrobnlkow
potracliy cate swe MEME. 20
poludniu wYbuchI znowu og'en
ma drug.m koncu mlasia W
skladz!e drzcwa wiasciclela
tartaka Arunsohna. PonIewaa
wintr jeszcze me ustat, przeto
i tn ratunek stall sic prawie
nlemozllwy. Ogrodzenia obok
leaacych cmentarzy ewangel!c'
kiego i zydowsSlegn stanety
wnet p}omleniacA, a i.kw'aty
i drzewka ma groboWcacl'
pallG sic pocze1y, pomuiSi zas
Cd goraczki p%opekaiy, Me
koniec ma tenn, DO lskry pc
sYpa1y sic do pc "a Drweci
w Krolestwle Polsklem le2ace
90 Dobrzynia tam wMe
wlelki dom p}omiemacl
stanal. TAX zaledwle 3
godzlnach 8 bylo pogorzelisS
SWIETASIEKIERKA.z au
darn Gudat ztad wyjechawsz
W siuzble IA wies, W drodz
ruszony zostai paralizem
spadiszy 2 konia 2ycie zakon
czyt. Wleczorem znalezlon
c'afo jego PREY pobllzkim lesi
FROMBORK. Najprzw K
Biskup rozporzadz't. aby CHI
dzenle pc koledzie znowu
calej dyecezy' zaprowadzor
zostaio. - Rozporzadzenlem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-25

Jaryszou. IONA nauczyclcla !
organisty pana Joachlma poro-
dzi}a tymi dnlami bllznleta pc
raz trzeci. Rzadkie to zaprawde
b}ogcs1awiehstwo malzenskle.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-21

.IxrExbe de rabsno iodado;
LII. de h'pofos6to de cal.
Id. de quebracho prsparaao en- trio.
II. de pioto.ioduro de hero } Inco,oros
Ii. de sesqui- h"onuro de herro inate-
ID de sesqui-elovuro de hierro raoles'
Id. de lscto-foststo de cal simple y ferru
ginoso
Id, de lactuc&rio.
V"6mo de quiaa :aljsaya simple = fsrruginoso.
Ii. dc qulna cacao
II. de quina y colombo.
Id. de csrne hero y quina.
ID de lactofosfato de cal simple ferru
ginoso.
Stebre. 1898.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-21

vino de coca del Peru.
Id. de nuez de Kola.
Id. de pepsina dosifcado.
Id. de papayina dosifcado.
Id. de peptona
EE6GiI' digestive de pepsina.
Id. digestive de papayina.
I Id. de piro-fosfato de hero, quinina
* esEricnina
Id. de cascaca sagrada.
4K6cOF balsamico de brea vegAtal.
~MNg1sesEG efervescente antibiliosa.
Carbonate de litna efervescente.
Rom De maIagueta destilado vapcr
sacelte de castor extrafdo en- frio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-21

extenso y variAdo surtido
atlas novedades inventa
breros y carotas para Sc
Rasos bro"ados y gasas
visitas de faya y enca.jes
olumas para adornos de
creas y bretanas de hilo
novedad. Satenes Y per
har para novias. Surah
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-21

nmera na Gnantes mtones de eda Enca tras bordadas
uantes de caita barcos nfdad de acuos
m6dicOs
cuentran las utlmas novedades de Paris Enero 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-21
PLRI Ii GUL2OII civil Il

e7 Ii t,npreuta de IA Cor aEsPoNDENoIA ne vendeR
los s'ga:antes Iu,presos: In1ics requisltoriaa
civii1s rallltarss 40 centavos al 100. Reciboa
de presoa recibos de haberes Sc centavos el
100 Se onvian por co~reo & solicitud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-21
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-21

ETUAN ma.
Fabrea de LimonsdaR GaseOesa aQnas carh6uteas am
stones Esmerada confeec6s sery1cfo ss abo-
nos mensuales domci;0. Expendo los gTlncfpaIea
eafda koskos Para paddoe de isa polscionss de IA TsIa
AsTthsa tos seEO=sa Almsceniss Ssdk ssta Cspital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-21
= x@nciSc0 ARAB ~.
assam FIR NCIS SGO~45

antique acredtado estabecimiento de recb
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-21

de mercauc1as de las mas
das por la moda. Som
noras, Ultima novedad
de seda. Manteletas Y
negras; cintas, flores y
sombreros. Cretonas
Velo de religiosa, graz
Gales, Coronas de sza-
negro y de colores. Per
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-20
MILLIONAIRE AMES DEAD.
Boston Railway King Expires In an Atlantic
Steamer Berth,

New YORK, Sept. 13.-Frederick L..
Ames, vice-president of the Old Colony
Railroad, was found dead this morning
in state room of the steamer Pilgrim
soon after it's arrival at the pier. Mr..
Ames lived in Boston and he left,
there last evening for this city
it being his intention to attend a
meeting of the Union Pacific Railway
directors in this city to-day. About $50
o'clock this morning steward knocked
at the door Of Mr.. Ames' state
room, but he received no answer.
After repeatedly knocking he
notified the captain, who had
the door forced Mr.. Ames was found
lying in his berth dead. He had died
some time during the night. Deputy
Coroner Conway was notified and
visited the boat, but up to
l o'clock he had not made any official
report of the death. Reporters were
excluded from the boat and rumors
were prevalent that the official exami-
nation and autopsy would reveal cause
Of the death entirely different to that
given to the public.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-20
HE WILL FIGHT THE CASE.
Claim CadWaIIader Can Be Tried Only on
Charges Preferred in Brazil.

MADISON, Wis, Sept. IA. A. Cad
wallader, the ex-bank president of SUI
perior, appeared before Judge Bum, of
torneys, Spooner & Sanborn, de-
handed that he be tried only on those
charges which were preferred against
him when the United States asked his
extradition from Brazil The specific
allegation made at that time was the
embezzlement of $4,000 of the bank
funds. Since his return however, half
a dozen counts have been returned by
the grand jury against him and from
these hisattOrneys seek to have him alb
solved. In this argument Col.
Spooner declared that the extra
dition treaties insist that man
shall only be tried when returned to
the country i'll which the crime was
alleged to have been committed
on those charges set forth in the com
plant asking eXtradition. This clause
was inserted i'll the treaty at the in
stance of the United States to guard
against the possibility of persons living
in this country being subjected to trial
for political crimes after extradition on
allegations of other characters. This
otfenses. After an exhaustive argu-
ment the judge took the matter under
advisement, but intimated rather
strongly that he was of the opinion that
the defendants claim vas right and that
the government would be limited in it's
evidence to the specific charge made
when the eXtradition was asked. The
federal district attorney, however, holds
that the position taken by Col. SpoOner is
untenable from the fact that Cadwallad-
er did not wait for eXtradition proceed
ings, but voluntarily returned to this
country. Had he asked for hearing in
Brazil before being brought back the
government would then have set up its
full case against him on the examination
In Brazil, but he returned without OPP
position on the mere fact that he was
wanted being telegraped to Rio Janiero
and thus waived all rights which he
might have to insist on specific charges
Notwithstanding the fact that the
defendant is positive he will secure
the sustaining of his point by
the court from the limitations which
Judge Bum made District Attorney
Harper believes Judge Bum will not
grant the motion on due consideration
Of the case 1t is promised that when
this point Is settled others will be
sprung by the defense before the trial
of the defendant in the session of the
United States court at La Crosse this
month, and that the fight will probably
be one of technicalitieS all the way
through. 1t is possible, also, the settle
ment of this question will consume so
much of the time of the Judge that it
will not be possible to try the case at
this coming term of court
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-20
DOINGS OF CONGRESS,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 14.-In
the Senate Mr.. Mills announced
that he would address the Senate
on Tuesday on the repeal bill.
The resolution of Mr.. Stewart
for committee to ascertain
whether senators were interested in
national banks was then laid before the
Senate and that senator addressed the
Senate in advocacy of it. After few
moments he diverged into a general
discussion Of the silver question
In the House Mr.. Talker, of South
Carolina, caused to be read resolution
for an immediate report on the bill in
troduced by Mr.. McLaurin, of South
Carolina, providing for the issue of
$l25, 100000 in treasury notes for the re-
lief of the people. A chorus of objec-
tons to the consideration of the resolu-
ton wentup from all parts Of the House.