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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26
Gives Trade a BOO {.

LONDON, May e8-The betrothal Of
the Duke Of Yori; and the Princess
Victoria MAJ OF Teck has gwen a much
needed impetus 10 trade at the West
End. The revival Of trade has spread
from the West and throughout town
and country directly or indirectly slim
ulatlng and Oenefltting employment in
every branch OF industry affected by
the social festivities that will attend tbs
marriage Of tile roya! couple.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26

An observing Washington newspaper
correspondent has discovered that men
who do not apply for office are preferred
by the present administration, before
those who do.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26
Barred Ex-spoaker Davis.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Ma 26.-The
surreala ,oart has affirmed the decision
of Ja>.i G Es.ee of I G over court. dis
bar-in.; f"om legal practice for unpro-
fe sion2l coniuct tx Speaker Ralph
Davis. l. is believed Alr. Davis will
from T4unessee and will settle
in Chicago, where he will engage in
law practice.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26
Peace In Europe.

Europe seems to be more peacefully dis
posed at this time than it has been at
some other times not far in the past.
The nations over there had better not
begin fighting. 1t would be dangerous
for them to do so. All the rulers declare
that they are anxious for the mainte-
M of peace; they viii show sound
sense by maintaining it.-New York
Sun.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26
Carpenters Strike.

MADISON, Wis. May q 1.-TWO hnn-
bred carpenters have struck to force
their employers to hire no non-union
labor. The question OF wagss - not in
volved. The master carponters have
determined not to yisld. Sixty non
union carpenters are ct work.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26
Ran a Diploma FACTORY

DIS MONIES, Ia, May 28 Judge
Woolson, in the federal conrf. has
sentenced Professor r.. A. Van Angel
beck for using MAILS to sell fraudulent
diplomas. The penalty imposed was
n year in jail and a fire of $4OO.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26

James Christie. of Deadwood, recently
fair, and discussing the item Of expenses
made the following statement: The
person who intends to take in the fair
for a week with 800, inclusivs of trans
portation, need have no hesitancy, as he
can do it easily if economical"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26

James Gordon Bennett, proprietor of
the New York Harald, that
in order to perpetuate the paper us a
monument to the memory of his father,
its founder, he proposes to make it a
cooperative concern in which every
employee of the paper from the highest
10 the lowest shall share.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26
Cuhans CONSIDER 1t : slight.

HAVANA. May 26-The news that
President Cleveland had not called
upon the infanta, in return to the in.
fanta's visit to the White House. has
made an unpleasant impression here,
and the public journals complain of
President Cleveland's attitude towards
the royal guest of the United States.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26
Royal Tooth Carpenter Missing.

VIENNA. May PA sensation has
been caused by the announcement that
Herr Schott, the court dentist, Is miss
ing. Search has been made in all direc-
tons, but 10 trace of the missing man
has been found. rhe police authorities
believe hat Herr Schott hrs been muir
dered and robbed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26
General Merchants Fail.

MILLER. S D.. May Rehabilitation
IL Co.. general merchants of st. Law.
renee, have made an assignment to
Grant Fredericks and A J Baldwin of
the same place.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26

The enterprising citizens of Iankton
have organized an association whose
aim will be to look after the material
interests of the town.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26
No Censorship In Colombia.

PANAMA, May 26.-General Guerra,
provisional governor OF San Juan del
Sur denies the published statement that
a censorship has been established over
the cable service.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26
Improvement the Next Time.

FHpTUFtEaCHt ~ -U1I 1FHV
AT my next inauguration. Mr. Clere
land said dryly to some Of the managers
of the affair of March 4. II shall order
these things differently and appoint nis
own committee of arrangements."-Bos
ION Globe.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26
hi. v,s.on Of E.aster trousers.

An inebriafed young man entered q
Chestnut street decorating shop yester-
day and solemnly requested to be meas
ured for o pair Of trousers from d Of
the fancy wall papers displayed In the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COZ
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26
70 ADVEkTi% =

furcfssing tptorEaati' GOV sertt3n@ '"- a,Na4
ages and resources of tnt city %. rau.c''n ant
Eestate al large, e%ntitlllL u 10 THE I"4tG"rH.e
advertisers OF every Giar~.
j.. r. >tSFl.. Prs-t,uur
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26

Chicago has had u mad dog ex-
~perience, twenty persons having been
bitten before the brute was killed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-26

TERMS uE >uB<,nliTluN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
Building From the Top Downward.
cst. Louis Globe-DemocraD

lDt. LOUIS iflDbt- l)tiAONA eiNff
\ great building OF twelve stories in
course Of construction In Chicago presents
a sight that would dumfound an architect
Of tho old school. The steel skeleton
framework is finished up 10 the twelfth
story. and the stOne-WOrk Is done Hoin
the foundation 10 the first story. Then
there IS a skip OF TWO stories. and the eh-
t.rior walls OF terra Gotta, In Initiation OF
stone. have been started at the thira
story and are being run up from thdt
point In other words, the exterior oi tne
Ilpper part OF the building IL being COM
pietad. while the lower stories are mere
skaletons Of uprights and cross pieces. but
being OF iron they furnish strong ehoush
sunnort for the operation OF tbs builders.
,rtis method OF construction is becoming
very common In Chicago. and ~ Is mus
explained: According TO contract ths
building must be ready for occupancy ~
next May and the contractors cannot
s0ord TO waste any OF the DrleI tihie
allowed them. The walls OF the nrst tnfee
stories are TO be OF stone, ana as u -
norton OF the work will not D. conipie'-a
for two months yet, the contractors s'at.
al tb. terra Gotta section or the wdis
where the stone will leave on. ana are
t,avellins inward. leaving tho stOne-WoIh
y, ,hs. Lover stories TO follow. The terra
- bioc,rs are 50 made that they mt
,.,octlv around the big upright steel
SN,,s Az tha same time steel rods, or
sehcrs "a they are called, are run
sh,ough the wings OF the beams, thereby
anchoring the former 20 the latter. IL IL
these anchors that hold the terra Gotta
uDalIa I'm place and furnish the supports
for the blocks to rest upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
MISS JANSEN AT THE THEATRE.
She VIII Appear To'Morrow Nightin pei
monico's AT >'N."

Marie Jansen has made many striking
tis during her career ana been "S7'-
ct.tei with many notable successes III 'n-
u.H OF comic opera. 1'a'N III '"' u''
,,b.u Colonel John 'Dc'aull was hl"S
over the Iyht-opera realm. MISS J'h1' ID
c,u..l a Widespread epidemic OK palp'-
,.ti,n of The heart by her song, ~ ne,
,t,-r,r, I'm The Besgar student
'rben She went % London ana pay
"Fe,thrrbran." creating the roe ~"'l u
Cborl.s Wynlham declared he hdd Iouh
nobody - mn uil hf met MISS Jansen
After this she came back 20 N"''l4'''
and I'm the large cities OF ~" country
r,sde the songs. "a Little F,aeh III an
orchard Grew and "Be Good tdmllitr
IA all theatre goers. But oI an H"t
tri1mphs. there Is not one OF whlch sh"
:. sn ,roud and which was wrought in
the face. Of such difficulties as th' mt Sn'
made in "Nadiy." This opera was To he
Lro,ebt ont at the Casino. with Sadi"
Nfartinot I'm the title role Miss Martinot
u-os ar the time the toast. tho sensation
tho regent queen Of comic opera. Ihr'r
dovs before the production, tn imprrlpn5
little singer ana the stage manager i'-
came bitterly embroiled and sh" thr'" up
the part Miss Jansen was called IN anu
undertook the arduous and critical task
Of filling Miss MartinOts place. the
oponlng took place. and Aiiss Jansen
woke mp the next morning TO ind herself
famous This year she concluded 20 ap-
near at the head of her own orsanlzation'
In legitimate comedy and secured from
Mr. Glen McDouough. the author OF The
Prodigal Father" new piece "D"lmoni-
co.'s at Six" The play has been very
successful. and the patrons of the Rich
mond Theatre are promised rrd-letter
night Of mirth tomorrow evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
A HAT.
Detroit Free Press.

The guest at cafe In the Worids FAR
,,,ounds had received his bill for dinner
and was paying for II,
care you armeat' he cnquired OK me
waiter.
"No, SIR" replied the tyrant
"wen. you ought TO be-"
"whyy'
because Il isn't every person you meet
who will permit himself to be robbed oy
an unarmed ms>" aad ths walter
grabbed the cash.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
ATTRACTIONS At THE ACADEMY.
Powell the Magician and wilfred Clarke
the Comedian.

Powell the magician. who is 10 be the
attraction NJ the Academy ON "edneSday
and Thursday next, IL said TO be- the best
seen in this country. Early last fall no
was ENGAGED for two weeks at the Eden
Nusee in New York. and be made such u
sensation there that he renamed all or
the season playing 10 large audiences nj
that popular place Of amusement Hls
feats of magic are said 20 be both novel
and interesting. almost bordering on tho
marvellous To those fond OF the mysteri-
Gus treat may be anticipated.
wILFRED CLARKE.
II is seldom that one is equally strong as
an actor and author. but NIfred Clarke
the young comedian. can lay claim 10 that
distinction. His work as an actor IL OF de-
cided merit, while " "1it-fOr-Iat,' last sea
sons success. and Little Butterfly his
new and original comedy, stamp him as "A
playwright Of no mean ability. Little
Butterfly" with which he opens his en-
gagemeut at the Academy next Friday.
was first produced in Charleston, west
Va. August 2lst last. since which date 1t
has been presented IN Louisville. Nash
vile. and other cities, and has been 30
we'll received that il will be retained per-
manently in Mr.. Clarke's repertoire. she
Stoops TO Conquer will be the matinee
bill. and Saturday night Iit-for-Tat," ="
which won favor when presented here last
season Will be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
salvation with q Menu At,scLmsn,
Chester Ra) NewsD

The story OF Holy Writ contains several
well-authentlcated instances where men
were treated to a ftrst-class meal before
the sermon was preached. The failure 10
continue this good example may explain
why men don't go TO church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
wILFBED CLARKE.
Both Ont Of Pstiescs
New York WeeklYl

Young Husband: Humph. Muddy coffee
again. I see.
Young wife: Yes. and II you were half
the man | thought you were you would
make the city authorities clean the reser-
yOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
Fixing y Date.


[NeW fUIk WcchIy1
WInkers: When did this fashion OF pun
ing out women's shoulders. so as 10 make
them look athletic start up;
Binkers: About the time Of the suihan-
Cprbett fight, / believe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
Lacking Oct Fer Her Rights.

CNew York PRESS
.Do vou over get your husband 10
-, r,hbon or piece OF goods Tor
yoU2" ,,oasuras
mo. indeed. Ny husband has pleasures
enough of his own and l want 10 nave
all that belong 90 me,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15

manu- Lux a. VI kRIN anu ' al ia IL
Harrison. Essex and MddlcscN. r. ID.
Hiiliard; Fluvanna and GoOchland. John
O. Hayden, Franklin, G. W. u. Hale.
Gloucester ana Mathews. j. ". Pitts:
Greene and Madison. o. :. Fitzhugh
GrcencsviUe and Sussex y. 7. weaver,
Halifax. &. c. Mason and Solenona Nc
Cormlok. Henrico. j. W. pcnick. Henry,
Peter X wray. Isle Of Wight, Jacob \.
Johnson. King and Queen. w. J. Brooks;
King William and Hanover. Julian NJ.
Ruftn. Lancaster and Richmond, ". J.
Rains. Louisa. J. y. May; Lunenburg.
George Allen. Mccklenburg, r. Y. Allen;
Montgomery. Jacob y. Abort. NanSe-
mond. Beverley T. Baker, Nelson, Il. l..
Gleason. New Kent. Williamsburg. James
City. nnd Warwick +. ". Woodward
Norfolk -- Powers; northumberland.
ana Westmorclend Dr. Perry Sydnor,
Nottoway and Amelia, X. Z. Vaughn,
Orange. George wright; Prince George
and Surry T. .. FenH. Page and Rapa-
hammock. William II. ksyser, Pittsylyania
and Danville. IS. II. Cooke. -. 4. Cooper
G.. v. Cardwel. and ]. II. Hall; Prince
Edward Conn Stokes; Roanoke city Roa-
noko county and craig, Jack Garst and
Guy n. Huffman. Rooktridge. 5. 7. Run
and 4. A. McCurdy. Rockingham. John
r.. Bowman and William II. Bowers
Russell - Gilmore. Scott Isaac ".
Rotln"''' nYNInnrf'''i n,amG Tey.hrrrV 'ri-,'
Gu, ,,',.'',.,.''i, ard Ereds,iclgburp f. r.
BiYgr9 Nvthe. !. u. McGavOck
'''''''' -, .,,n.. r,,.,u,,r>.
t"ININ AND III 1 'i'AiI'"'i'N'
The Democratic county and city chair
,,cr mon vhos. labors the success of
the pnrty largely depends are doing
s,,lordlI work in the present campaign.
Thsy are. after all. the organizers Of the
parf,-thc drll-mHstcrs TO whom the
i.,Jars look for putting the forces in trim
for nghuug. Herewith is appended list
OF the present chalrmcn.
Accomac. j. ". Boudoln. Bloxom.
Alexandria. a. i. Douglass. hallst'n'
Arerhnny. ". A. Rinehart. Coyington.
Amelia. r. q. Southan. Amelia Court
house
Amherst }. L. Lee, Amherst Court
bous.
Augusta. \. G. Gordon Staunton.
path. ". NJ. McAnis,or, Warm Springs.
Bedford, Graham Clayton Bcdiord 'ity'
Hand. James =. Groyson Bland Court
house.
Botr''urt' n. ~ II'Sl"h N'''''-' ,,'','' -
Phchasan. }. }. Childress' Golden
Springs 60,
Buckingham. g. W. ial''iH"", ai'''''
BrHnswick' Thomas H. iii''' Lawrence
vile. ,,,e-..
Campbell T. > Norman. Lynchhurg.
Carrru. G G. WorreIl Hillsvilic.
Charles C4tY }. W. WilcoA' ChdrI's
CIV Cou. house y
'h" i'tt". j. :. w 'NiH., 0,t'''' ~,
Courthouse
Clarke Thomas n Gold. Hcrryyille.
Craie j J.. Calwell. Newcastle
Culpapcr. j. ". Beckham. Cu'peper.
Cumberland. J. L. Clarke, sunny side.
pickonson, L. Fulton. CHntWood'
Ilh"l "liN"' '- [,'',,'' . tI,,,,,,o,,
E.scX. Booker Gaructt punnVille.
Fauqucr c. NJ. White. Warrenton.
Fairfax, j. NJ Love, Fairfax Court
house. o.
ti'N1 l. j. 'o"'''' ''' ''''
mus. -, Colonel " y Petit. Pal-
,,,,,,
t,,..,l.ri, y G Garner Rocky Mount.
i,,.f',i.i. p,i,.rt n wand Winchester
T., ~ "' -. n",rie,,i,o
- ri,,l Art
',,.,. ,tnn.rir, GooehlanI
,. '...,....''.
''ui ''''' ~, ,. e,.a,1,rte,.,uc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
THE FIGHT WELL ON.
The Democratic Campaign Being
Conducted With VigOr.
THE CITY CANVASS.
.-t,.tion. for the General Assembly OF
nth Democrats ana rspulists-
County and city ChsirmeD.


Inc There have been meetings
......ns % the state. and the partys
... have been forcing the nghting
,...r. is only an earnest Of what
expected between now and cleo
Nrrhcr ~ headquarters nor in
. viii there bc any let up IN the
....f .roas.ur iho people TO tho i'm
O. tlr issues involved In the
... Democratic Committee has
..r headquarters at llO7 east Main
.r on information as TO regis
transfers. &C. can be obtain
ne local campaign Will be for
.r,i at meeting in Fulton
-I.ht Tho speakers on this oc-
Ir SIR g. Y Meredith Colo
I..k.us. Mr. II N. Smith. Jr.
Incidentally involved in the
mp4ien IS n canvass FOR Tho
t.- Cpmmonwoalth's Attorney
Tic candidates arc Colonel
... Nr - &. Richardson.
.-y " smith.
... STAPLES 70 SPEAK.
-r.r E Staples has consented
rlrhmonI at "a meeting 70
the auspices Of the city
t.t tho date OF the meeting
h..r agreed upon, and Chair
.. I. .tn in hopes Of securing
Hon. Hourko Cochran FOR
.... Mr. pat''eon has received
e. U.u George -. Wise say-
.- ..,f f4 Iie host 20 get tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15

i'ruHsis have also many appoint
~, TO speeches between now and
1Ny ana the claim AT their head
b. that the outlook In very Gu
e. Their nominations for the
Iel assembly 80 far are az follows:
~, ne senate fifth district. Nj n.
NV Sihth district. Lewis 4. Jennings,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15

Old papers for sale ut % cents . nunasss
at DIsfAfcR of1ce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-16

komisya, kt6ra ze sunny sS13,713
kontraktem uloaonej wyplaciia mu
juz $134,122, zawsze dla pewnosci
zatrzymywala l296 cd wplat i ma W,
reku $1O,586, kt6re wystafcza ma
rozpiate robotnikow.
o rozboju opowiada Mccormick:
Kazdego l Is miesiaca wypsaca ro-
botnik6w. We wtorek wieczorem W
torbie ni6s} $4,000, idac droga polo
wa Lockport do obozowiska sekcyl
14ej. w pobli&u opozowiska trzech
ludzi poskoczylo naprzeciw niego i,
zawolawszy .rece do CORY" i mie:
rzac rewolwer6w, zabrali mu jego
torebke pieniedzmi. Przeprowa-
dziwszy go potem, posr6d ciagsych
gr6zb, przez pewna przestrzeh, zni-
xii W ciemnosciach. McCormlk ME
umie opisac swych napastnik6w, ale
sadzi, ze musza to bye jacys dawnl
jego robotnicy, ktorzy wiedza, ze
wyp}ata jest i Is kazdego miesia-
ca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-16
NIADOMOSGl MlElSGOWB
MOrderstwO i rOzbGj.

Wczoraj rano oko}o trzech. kwa-
draus6w ma 4-ta, W domu pm. A w.
13 tn str, malzonka 60 letniego Tho.
masa Prunty obudzisa sic, usiysza'
wszy szelest W pokoju. Ujrzasa kilka
os6b obudz}a mesa. Ten wyskoczy-
wszy l6zka stanas naprzeciw rabu-
slow, ale W tejze chwili padio kilka
strza}6w i Prunty upadf ma podaoge.
Nadbiegli wtedy 23letnl Peter Prun.
# j 18,letnia siostra iego Sadie. Ra-
busie dalej strzelali i jedna kula ira,
fill Piotra W kostke u praWej nogi, a
druga Sadie noge lewa. Potem
wybiegli "a drzwi zaczeli uciekat.
Pomimo, ze Piotr by} ranny, pobiegs
"a mimi, spotkawszy dwoch poll
cyant6w, mimi scigal raOusi6w. Me
zdo}ano ich jednak dogoni6 i straco-
no ich z oozu, ale polioyanci dojrzeli
i zapamietali, jak rabusie wygladali'
Powr6cono do domu Thomasa Prun.
ty. Tenze juz ME zy}, trafony czte.
rema kulami; iona jego zrozpsczona
cd zmys}6w prawie odchodzisa, cor
ka oslabiona upsywu krwi, bysa
nieprzy tomna. Zarzadzono, co po.
sr6d takich okolicznosci by1o potrze
bne. w ciagu dnia aresztowano dwie
podejrzane osobistosci, ale musiano
je pusci6 wolno, gdyz udowodnify'
ze So niewinne. Pruuty mieszkai W
owej okolioy cd lat wielu uchodzis
"a zamoznego czsowieka. Miaf zatru-
dnienie ze stony miasta. Sadzono
zawsze, ae W domu miewa pieniadze
dos5 znaczne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-16
POzar W LOndynie.

LoNDYN, l5 listopada. =
w srodku miasta ma Old Bal
ley, by} wczoraj grozny po>ar.
Spalila sic fabryka gorset6w
Thompsona i sk}ady firm wy
dawniczych Cassell i Lochardt
& Blackie, a nadto sk}ad per
fumeryi Crowna. Ogie6 prze
rzuci} sic ma kilka innych bu
dynk6w. CLesG frontu pomie
dzy Fleet ul. i Pruleau Sqaure
zawali}a sre. Strategy ognio-
wi zaIedwo zdolali uciec, P}o-
mienie zagrazaiy bardzo biz
ko sadowl Old Bailey i wie-
zieniu Newgate. Pozar zdo.
}ano st}umic dopiero po dfu-
GIN ratunku. Szkody do,
chodza do kilkuset tvs. fun.
tow szterl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-16
NOtatki telegrahczne
zagranicy.

: Wszyscy robotnicy, poddanl
niemieccy, prscujacy W fabrykach
pogranicznych we Francyi, zostall
pozbawieni zajecia. Nastapifo to po-
dobno polecenia rzadu.
= Seim saski zostas wczoraJ otwar-
ty. w movie tronowej zaznaczono,
ze ohwllowy pop}och finansowy szyb-
ko przechodsi.
w Singapore, W Azyi, szerzy
sic bardzo gwattowny pozar. Geese
miasta spalona. SAkody dochodza
do miliona dolarow.
- Lantuier, czfowiek, kt6ry uczy-
mix W Paryzu zamach ma possa serb
skiego, twlerdzi, ze jest anarchi-
sta. y
Ma morzu P6inocnem mis}a
miejsce kolizya parowca angielskie'
90 ,,Broadmayne" okretem zaglo-
wynn rosyjskim ,,Kozak". Oba sta
tiki zostaty mocuo uszkodzone.
- DR.. Gully DR.. Hollier W Lon
dynie zostall aresztowani oddani
pod sad "a oszustwo, polegajace ma
publlkowaniu og}oszeh, dazacych do
wysudzania pienied1y. Sprawa ia W
swiecie lekarsklm budzi wieie sensa,
cyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-16
Zuchwafa napasc,

Ofara zuchwaiej napasci wczoraj
rano o godz. lei pads kasyer kompa-
nil kolei Indiana, Illinois & Iowa.
Mial on W tym dniu wyp}acad zasfu-
gi urzednikom i robotnikom wcze.
snie rano juz uda} sic do sic do swe-
go biura ma 9tym pietrze gmachu
Rockery, gdzie pieniadze W sumie
$4,000 gotowka ziozys W torebce
ma klucz zamykanej. w chwili,
kiedy odwracai sic, azeby wyjsc z
biura, kilkakrotnie uderzono go
glove. Stracil przytomnos6 natych-
miast tylko przez jedno okamgnie'
ME dojrzal swych napastnik6w, 2ch,
lie mu sic zdaje. Upiyneso mai
mniej POI gcdziny, MIN przyszed} do
siebie zdoiai zawlec sic ma policye,
ably dat znat o tenn, CO sic stalo. o
godz. 8ej juz tajni policyaaci zaczeli
robic poszukiwania. Doty chczas
skonstatowano tylko, ze rabusie ele-
watorem zjechali ma dol i umkneli.
Dawniej wypsacano czekami, pred
niejakim czasem konpania ogaosiia
"a pomoca cyrkularzy, ze wypsaca6
bedzie got6wka. Rabusie tenn z
pewnoscia sic dowiedzieli i q tego W
TAXI spos6b skorzystali.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-16
Umiaf kraSc.

Louis Manage, najwiekszy zsodziej
moze W ca{em stuleciu, zostai areszto-
waay W Guatemsli i obecnie wioza
go do Minneapolis, gdzie najwieksze
popelni{ kradzieze. Trudni} on sic
r6znymi interesami r6znych cza-
sach tskze W Chicago bywa} cd
czasu do czasu. Ma ostatku W Min
nespolis byt urzednikiem kompanli
Northwestern Guarantee Loan Co."
jako TAXI zdc}at W przeciagu jedne-
90 roku nakrasc sumo ME do uwie.
rzenia wysoka s1,65O,000. w je.
dnym dniu, d. 10 stycznia b. +. przy-
wsaszczy1 sobie s12O,OOO; 26 stycznia
s19,126, i tax szlo daleJ az do dnia
jego ucieczki, IT,. do l3 maja. Rad
ko brai got6wke; najczssciej przeka-
zy fasszowal, opatrujac 5e napisem
N. G. l.. (zagwarantowsne hipoteka-
mi Northwestern Guarantee Loan).
Komisarze powiatowi W Minneapolis
wyznaczyli $4,000 "a jego schwyta-
ME. Znaleziono 60 W Guatemala i
podobno do odkrycia jego doprowa'
dsila korespondencya jego pewnym
chicsgoskim biznesmanem, panem
Josiah B. Croaker, chooiaz ten temu
zaprzecza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-16
hup zfoiziei podczas mauifesta
cyj francuzkO-rOsyjskich.

PARYz, 15-go listopada, =
Gazety tutejsze teraz dopiero
podaja wiadomosci o ogrom
nych }upach, jake rozyskall
paryzcy z}odzieje podczas ma
uifestacyi francuzko rosyj
skich, srod tlum6w ma ullcach
Paryza. Nakradli onl mno'
stwo rozmaitych przedmlotow.
Byli tez z}odzieje przybyll na
te uroczystosci z r6znych stron
Europy, a szczeg6ln'ej z An
gill. Miedzy innemi W mlesl-
kaniu iednego tylko rzezi,
mieszka, niejakiego Muel-ra,
znaleziono az 53 portmonetek,
s z}otych zegark6w IA srebr
nych pude}ek do zapalek. Byi
to owoc ,,pracy" dw6ch dnl.