davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-01
Pewien wysoki urzednik pruski,

kt6ry ma bye prawa reka Capriviego,
twierdzi, ze surowe srodki represyjne
msja bye odtad zastosowane do sprs-
wcow podobnych wykroczeh.
Pamfsty anarohistyczne zostaiy
rozrzucone W Marienburgu podczas
ostatniego tam pobytu cesarza Okla.
zyi msnewr6w 1go i 7go korpusow
armii; podniecaiy one do kr6lob6j'
stwa pochwalaay zamordowauie pre-
zydenta Carnota. w sprawie tel
prowadzi sic scis.e sledztwo; Beri-
na przys}ano w tYm celu najzdolniej-
szyoh agent6w policyjnych. Dotad
ME odkryto winnych, wiadomem jest
tylko, il do tel sprawy byl wmiesza-
ny zc}uierz 17go korpusu armii,
Polsk Kowalski. Cesarz nakazs{ tedy,
azeby zaaresztowano wszystkich zc1-
merry tego nazwiska = i istotnie u.
wieziono 16tu Kowalskich. Wszyscy
pozostaja W scissem, odosobnionem
zamkn;eoiu dotad, dop6ki leiztwo
ME zostanie zakohczone.
Pomiuo to, bez wzgledu na socys-
listyczna, anarohistyczna Polska
agitacye, ME ulega, zdsie sic, watpi-
wosci, il skoro Rada pahstwa sic
zbierze, Won Caprivi bedzie posiada{
caIkowite zaufanie cesarza.
w Poznahskiem, zaraz 20 wyg}o'
szeniu przez cesarza mowy W Toru-
niu, przyw6dcy niemieccy iwiascicie-
le wielkich majatk6w wydali odezwe,
wzywajaca do utworzenia stowarzy-
szenis Centralnego W celu obrony
interes6w niemieckich tel prowincyi.
Jsdnoczesnie cesarskie Biuro staty-
sty czne og}osi4o wykaz, dowodzacy,
ze liczba ludnosci, m6wiacej po ME-
miecku, W ciagu ostatuich lat Pieciu,
zmniejszyss sic W Poznahskiem."
Telegram powyzej przyto-
czony, Jest bardzo ciekawy ia
ko objaw budascej sic zn6w
W Niemczech starej blsmar-
ckowskiej zacieklosci przeciw
Polakom.
Skompilowany Z gazet ME-
mieckich biezacej chwili, dale
on miars dzikiego zacietrze-
vienna, z jakiem rlucita sic ma
naszych braci-podobnado story
ps6w, spuszczonej ze smyczy-
prasa niemiecka wszelkich cd,
cieni, kt6rej wiezy pewnej
przyzwoitosci i wstrzemiezli-
wosci zdjs4o niebacznie, a pre-
dzej moze tendencyJnle pu-
szczone W SWAT s}owo cesar.
skie. | jak ia smutna prasa u
jada, jak k3amie haniebnie,
jak przekreca i fabrykuje fax
ta!. Rzek}bys, ze zlajduje-
my sic znow posrod najdzik-
szego zametu pamietnego
,,Kulturkampfu".
Dowodzie jej, ze k}amie, by
}oby chyba zbytecznem. Fakta
przytoczone W depeszy wprost
So niemozebne. Mkt rozsadny
W to uwierzyG ME moze. -.
Pomimo to faiszerzom beda o.
ne dostateczna bronia przeciw
Polakom.
Mic to zreszta....
Walka bedzie pewna.
Ale tel walkl Polacy obaWlac
sic ME potrzebuja. Walka, by.
lie prowadz ,na wiara, si}a /
spokojem, byle oparta ma
gruncie prawnym, ME moze
nam dae mic zlego. Przeciwnie
zahartuje mas, wzmocni i do
lepszej kiedys przygotuje przy-
sz}osci. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-01

ne pa6stwa pod w}adzs krajo-
wych ksiazat. Jednym z tych
w}adzc6w ma bye obecny vice
kr6l Ii Hung Heng. W razie
potrzeby Japouia dla przepro.
wadzenia tego planu odwo}a
sic do konferencyi mccarstw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-01
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Mamie Burns, zsm. pm.
43 ma Polk ul., wyskoczy}a
wczoraj z okna drugiego pie.
ira W zamiarze samob6jczym
= i odnios}a smiertelne uszko.
dzenia.
= Kolej Northwestern "a.
mierza take podniesc swe sly
ny.
= Policyant Hauswirth, po-
strzelony W zeszlym tygoduiu
przez rabusia, zmar} wczoraj o
godz. 4ej po po}udniu.
= w ,,basemencie" domu
pm. 1913 ma W. 25ej ul. W mie.
szkaniu Fr. Nowaka wczoraj
po po}udnlu wynik} pozar.
Zrzsdzi{ on szk6d ma 5000.
= Onegdaj wieczorem W sa
loonie pm. 80 na Chicago ave.
1S.letnia Lena Rawa, zabawia.
jac sic tam W gronie paru
os6b, dostala kule rcwolwero-
wa W noge... Strzelil przypad.
kowo niejaki Walter Hayes.
= DIS W Battery D. zostaje
otwarta wystawa niefa}szowa-
nych artyku}6w zywnosci.
Horace G. Lex zosta1 cd.
dauy pod sad "a przyw}aszcze.
ME sobie $4,000, nalezacych do
irmy fairbanks Canning
Co." Jest tea pod zarzutem
5ciu fa1szerstw. Lex by} kasye.
rem firmy.
= w sobote unieszono ma
Archer ave. tablice pamiatko-
wa ma upamietnienie rozpocze.
cia podnoszenia SYN. 0 ia.
blicy tel juz pisalismy. Rzecz
Gala odbyia sic wielkauroc
stoscia.
= Policya re stacyi ma Des-
PLANES ul. aresztowa1a onegdai
W domu ma S. Peoria ul. 5ciu
1obuz6w j dwie dziewczyny,
kt6rzy tworzyli razem zorgani.
zowana bande z}odziejska.
= Chi6czyk Hong Al Sing
zostal aresztowany W sobote W
chwili, gdy podpalal schody,
prowadzace do pralni Chinczy-
ka Chun Lee. Poprzednio juz
raz W poblizu pralni wynlk1
podejrzany pozar.
= W tych dniach rozpoczy-
ma sic pred ,,jury" proces dra
Mcintyre, oskaraonago o to, re
speinii kryminalna operacye ma
PAM Elzhiecie Raymond i
przez to spowodowa} jej smierc.
= Grzegorz Mazan zosta}
oddany pod sad kryminalny "a
kradziez kosztownosci wartu.
jacych 500 z domu pani L.
Williams.
= Przeciwko szulerom wy
toczono og6}em 1S spraw kry.
minalnych.
= Major Hopkins cd dnia
logo sierpnia odebral konsen.
sy ma wyszynk trnk6w Smiu
salonom, W kt6rych dzialy sic
rzeczy niemoralne lub zbyt bu.
rzliwe awantury. w liczbie
saloonist6w pozbawionych kon
sensu jest jeden, o lie sic zda-
je Polak, Piotr Kokullcz.
Dwuletnie dziecko pol
skie, Mania Graczyk, zostaia
W sobote po poiudniu przeje.
chana plzez w6z expresowy r.
Redaxa pred domem pm. 563
ma Noble ulicy. Dziecko cd.
nioslo uszkodzenia ciezkie, ale
ME smiertelne.
Przed wyborami beds tylko diva dni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-01

Pred wyborami beda tylko diva dni
do regestrowania: 18go pazdslernika-
/ 28go pazdziernika. Kazdy sic musi
zaregestrowaG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-01

cKa w Cem mleScle ukfyWaJa
500 strzelb. Siyszac to znany
tu kontraktor D. F. Donegan
powsta}, i wystawiwszy prze'
kaz bankowy ma $1,000, powie-
dzia}, re przekaz ten daruje
zwiazkowi A. P. A., jezeli ME
okaze sic, re to, co Gosper po-
wiedzia1, bezczeluem jest k}am.
stwem. Niezmierne powsta}o
oburzenie i przewodniczacy
oswiadczy}, ze Gosper wykro.
czy} przeciw przYzwoitosci.
Oszczerca pr6bowa} usprawie.
dliwic sic TEN, re ,,s}ysza}" il
bro1 tam ukrywaja.
Harrison "a Nc KinIeya.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, 80 wrzes.
Cz}onek republika1skiego ko-
mitetu wykonawczego re Shell.
by County zarecza, re guber'
nator Nc Kinley Ohio cofna}
swe przyrzeczenie, IL bedzie
mia} mowy polityczne W Ten
nessee re exprezydent Harri-
son ofiarowaf sic przemawiac
W jego zastepstwie. Harrison
W Stanie tym mice bedzie clte:
rv mowy, mianowicie W
Nashville, Memphis, Chatta.
nooga Knoxville. Pierwsza
swa move mice bedzie d. 10
pazdziernika W Nashville.
Umie milczec.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, 80 wrze.
snia. Kap. Thomas Ryder
ellsworth z brytyjskiego o.
kretu Kow Tschung, (kt6ry to
okret zosta1 zatopiony przez
japo6ski okret Nanawa pred
I 4przesz}o tygodniami )przybyl
tu koleja Northern Pacific i
wyjechat dalej ma wsch6d ko-
LEILA Chicago and Great West
ern i udaje sic bez d}uzszego
zatrzymywauia sic po drodze
do Londynu, azeby admirali'
cyl angialskiej z}ozyc rapport o
katastrofe Tax on, jak i DIR.
Franklin Rogers ze szpitala
marynarki W Yokohama, kt6ry
2 IONA jedzie do Washingtonu,
ME chca o katastrofe mic biz.
szego powiedzie6 i zapewniaja
ze prostym wymys1em byly
wszelkie reporterskie wiado-
mosci o ich opowjadaniach,
gdyz nikomu mic a mic ME opo.
wiadali. Kap. Ryder ME chce
zdradzie ami jednego szczeg6fu
z katastrofy, dop6ki ME z}ozy
raportu admiralicyi.
Nieszczesni weterani.
DAYTON, o., 80 wrzesnia.
w piatek wyplacano pensye
W domu weterau6w, kt6rym
tez wyp1acono $150,000. Kill
ku weteran6w spedzi}o wiecz6r
W sasiednich szynkowniach i
zosta}o obrabowanych. Dzis
rano o godzinie l znaleziono
dw6ch weteran6w zabitych i
obrabowanych. Zw}oki ich
lezaly ma ulicy; kleszenie
ich by}y. powywracane. Ma.
zwiska ich So Adolphus Cur
gan z komp. B. z Curnel's LIE.
gion W Maryland John Bar
rett z foty. Policya miejska
tajni policyanci poaresztowali
oko}o 80 os6b podejrzanych.
Jeszcze kilku weteran6w bra.
kuje, ale CT zapewne sic znaj-
da.
Wielkie nieszczeseie kolejowe.
TOLEDO, O., 80 wrzesnia.
Ofiara s t n i e piekielnego
zamachu kolejowego padl dzi.
siaj rano o godz. Z pociag No.
AZ kolei Wabash, przy stacy
Maumee, 12 mil stad. Ma
szczescie ciszkie wagony pull
manowskie pozosta{y ma sly
mach i tylko pocztowy i pa
kunkowy wagon mocno zosta4y
uszkodzone. Zabity zostai
konduktor lokomotywy F. M.
Smith Toledo; smiertelnie
pokaleczony palace 0. H. Day
Toledo. Nadto ciezej lub
l5o; ,oLo1oo,ani 1ooto1i. TIrzo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-01

Ola braku miejsca dalszy
cisg powiesci "Bolesc Rad0se"
odkfadamy do pOniedziafku.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

rlse 10 mislend the Ulcers of ths law.
Especially o. 90 tho whereabouts oi
Minnie Williams are bic OLD utieub o.
skepiical. The belief prevails that shg
anu her sistsr Anna were murdered uy
Holmes and HE ncC0mplCes I.r the
sake ~ their Texas pro urty. A
thorough search has failed 10 reveal the
slightttt Cluu TO UHCn since the time
Holmes went TO Texas 20 claim AMI
improve thr Fort Worth lands LEFT 10
Minnie by her uncle. There 10 mud
i.or in THIS basement, anid G.. IT,,
Davis, th, weller AT 1ul Third sifuut
nnt bight, aud 10 one viii ever know
nu .ssecfots untilit iH dug up from rni
10 end aul Go a depth that wuuli % ui
the ordinary kHavU wnI tOIgIl
hide hls viCt me and the ovile GO OF
hy crimes. 1 Jou't know auyiuiug,
uu. | believe The mystery the diH.
appearance Ui Mi-s Williams puu htr
sister might uo solved Uy uiggi = Boz
tnis c,iur Homes bad vault iu his
room where q closed uOor would ain
any cry, aud au elevator from hi.
u Jr 90 tine CELLAR winch he g ulu
operate alone, INSIDE % easy Tor him ,u
convey tho wilderness oil hts Crm' TO
thu datA security u Mother Etuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22
TALKING ~ WAR.
Mexican raper, impatient nj Guatc.
tuniR's Attitude

Mexican rapsr. impatient nj Guatc.
mnia's Attitude
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 22.-UaiUosaL
newspaper, today, c1u,ain0 a very
warliku article regarding the Mexican.
GuAtemalau trouble. iiHyG
In consequence VI the continued AZ.
tscSs against Mexico aud her govern.
mont ny tie officials ui Guatemala,
ihu PRESIDENT 10 was rumJrcd yosiu.-
lay, would declare We diplomatic 70.
iNuJns will GuutumaIa ~ au end.
In Guatemala they say that the
Mc1.cluB tlcI before the Americans
anu sue French. Tho world knHws
that tue Mexican soldier DOCS not turn
his back. JhurubuaCO, ChupuitUprC,
Pucbla, etc, are witnesses u tuui.
Wan Guatemala We do not eXpcotgloTy
OF tbs galuiug u iuutcla. We nave
ulofod them iriuldship, and they TO.
turn black ingtatltudo nnu our men
anu our people are not Va n Hum0r Il
listen 10 the diatribes OF the GuaIoma.
ian press.
Kansas CITY, Nov. GA special
10 tie Star from GuanaIato, Mexico,
sayt Tue legislature vi tnis state has
unanimously adopted n fes0lutia n
Offering ~ the Federal government
al tho slate militia Aud munitions
VI war, ia aid VI carrying on war
against Guatemala. Tue ceiling VI
tho people VI Mexico against Guate-
mulA IL very hi,trr ana the general
sentiment 10 Ia favor Of war being
declared Without further delay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22
GERMAN VAR ON AMERICA.
uTiod Appirs, deeds aud small Arms
1hip tine- Retaliation MAJ
40 Sec ss,ry,

wAsmNo1os. nov. 22.-Gndlca.
lions multiply to show that Ia, German
government IL pursuing repfts'ivc
policy towatds i'm yjrIauons nom the
Uhityd States that In the end may call
tor retaliation. rlc latest evidence IA
contained Ia a report to the state de-.
partmeut from Uuitcd States Consul
RJhotisln AZ hmoars He says tnat
a movement Is being rot on tot by the
im. esial government looking to tue
complete EXCLUSION Of Jriud anu oya1or
atol apples from the Uuited States
which aru found to o5ntsiu more than
a rpuciiiod amount OF z.uC, sGppo,od 10
nave bcuu Akun ~ from tue zluu
frames On when the nut ia dried. AZ
result tue trade would severely
tuii.r The consul suggests that irJIt
Diners change their methods and usu
wooden frames a. II 10 ail.im-
p0flant that articles sent iron,
the United States 10 Ger
many should be prepared IN every
direction 90 ~ ~ offer no grounds TOR
compliant On tue patt Ui either Gof-
man UflclalB OF competing dealers,
such 10 must be- Justly aud successfully
used 10 iuJuru VI destroy our trade. A.
the SAME timo tho consul does not ad.
init without further proof, the lu|i uK.
ieut Wy auy means vi the alleged we'll
advertised detects Ia our food prOducin
that are being claimeu IN Germany.
lilo Il convinced that our government,
ON thu proper representations viii take
AL ncrtBinry ttei's fOr tue protection Of
healtniul au1 uuaIulterattd wars OF
our exporters from unfair auu unrcn.
uOnable Interference when offered Tor
sale IN the markets OF Germany, aud
that II viii uso every means IN It,
pIwcr TO bring 70 about that any TO-
strictiOua Imposed on them there are
such Ms Rre actual Jusiihable from
a sanitary STANDPOINT, and not
merely ARBITRARY, auI are applied
10 slnilar articles when Imported
as well from other countries
than the United States. Enclosures
sent with thv report from our consular
agencies snow tnat tho al,aCks maize
iu the Gtfmgn raptfs On Ihu American
products, have eNtruIud 20 American
seeds, clover, timothy, etc, which are
supposed TO have been a1ulIuratgd anu
worthless.
The same consul transmits a com.
plsiut from an importing merchant IN
Hamburg against tue requirement that
All American snail arms auHll bn sub.
uluvd to government test aud proof be-.
tore ale.
tic says that the additional cost Of
pfuu,th iaIkrs IL impossible to sell
American arms In competition with
German arm, lua-mucu ~ belgium
and Great Biiuin saved Their trauc by
securing German recognition OF the
suilluloucy VI tests maze ut their Owa
gun snops under COVER lment supvrvs-
iDn, he suggests thAg American gas.
mpkers combine to secure tne same
privileges
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22
U. P, EMPLOYEES SHOT,
one OF the WATKINS Dead, tho others
nadty Nnuudri auluItrr
Arrested.

Special D.Ho'sl tone SEvA
iuHLNNE, wyo., Nuv. a.
Thomas O'NeiIl ami Micnavl, biz
brother were shot 10 front u the
riyoi saloon aui restaurant by
CharIrs Boul,er nc three O'Clock Thu
muruIug. The Grt.uamed tIoi "a, 1880
q. m. from bis iuluries. Tho tuliut
entered directly Ia the center Of his
Ufubs, pAssIur between the lungs.
Niuuaul wa hottwicc IN the riyht leg,
once tufyugl tho knee ca. Tue
brothers were under The Influence Of
Iqu0r am were quasruliuE. BUultef
ntlgmpiu o. separate tuCm, when ey
bJtu attacked MIN, They kn cgrd aim
down whun hu pulled bis gun, "a
as calibvr C0l's, ami began shoot.
lug. Three shots were nfBi, oil
OF them tAking effect. Neither oi the
brothers were armed. Tue shooting
PROBABLY wa. uUt iustinabir, although
Baul,of claim. that 10 was done iu stli.
defense. He was arrested aud loIg gel iu
] 90 % await the result VI tue cHrJuuf's
inquest which Will be held this
afternoon. The O'Ncills were IA the
employ Of the Union Pacific Railroad
company. They resided win their
parents iu this city, Both are single.
NJ cInei De- %, yenfH old anu his brother
who IL DEAF, but. -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22
WILLING TO PAY.
China Offers Tao Hundred and Fifty
Million TaelS
TO GET RID OF rnE INVADERS,
The Negotiations Liz lJ to be Hurried
10 a Conclusion Before tort
Arthur Has failtu.

Hiroshima, Nov. 22.-tt IL reported
that CuiDa uHs int.mated tnat sue Will
Olicf ~ pay an indemnify u que hun
ufed million taels aud all thu WIT
expenses incurred by Japan In adj
liuOn.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Iu accord.
aucu with tuu suggestion Of Japan the
state department uas notified MiuisIurs
Dun At rukio aud Dsuby at PeEiu 90
transmit any uirect offer Cuina may
wish to make 10 Japan, The
Chinese delegation here 10 not notified
A. To what course its government viii
take. Tue Associated Ptets cable 10 m
japan statUs, however, that CuIuh usH
iuumalud her Willingness 10 puy Au
inuom NY OF one hundred million
taels ana IN addition all the wat ca.
punses incurred by Japan. Asthu war
oKpensus viii reach ono HUNDRED anu
my million iauls, tho total Du.r I
CHINA would be- two nun1srd HuI me-
million tauia. A tA,l " n JhiuCss oliver
coin wOfin about IS pruts at
tue prudtut rate % CkCuuusr.
lis b nuvgd here that Hrnu. uIusn e
UutW ecu tue TWO natiuua uil Uu ~.
iuutul on terms providing ,0r smaller
war indemnify. Tue diplomats say
thul u oder ordinary cifcumsbnrus o.
W u.d take Fumi time Tor CHINA o.
formally present IT, Uiiur 10 Munster
Douby, but m the japanese ar
now ut the walls OF POit
Arthur, about u make n
fortress, u IL anticipated that Chiua
may hurry thu negotiations 10 uou.
o.usion. 10 10 expected Minister Duu-
by will trAnsmit tue offer by Telegraph
TO Tion Tsin And shanghai anu thence
by cable 10 Yokohama.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22
MORE rNIIaT.INurNE
Tue LsNoW Inyrsiigaiian TO be Hs
summed shortly.


Tue LsNoW Inyrsiigaiion TO be re.
sumeu shortis,
NEW YORll, Nov. 22 The LeHow
committee viii resume It's inyesuga-
ton In the Affairs Of the police depart
m0nt on NJ onuuy, Dec. 3. pnis an
nouncement was made last night by
Lawyer Frank Moss, associate couusrl
Tor the committee. Mt. Moss hAd u
long conference with Nc Jerome ~ a.
Tue cases ~ ba iir5t ufuught uut anu
the witnesses TO be- SECURED, Neither o.
Tho lawyers would say anything about
tue plans Of Mt. GgW or themselves
but II Is undvrstuUd tua, tho committee
viii start on with the evidence ~ "
the conduct VI SOME high officials,
Mr.. Mos said tnat the committee
had had enough VI green goods, gam
ulIg, disorderly houses anu other
GETTY iorms Of police blackman Whvu
,rksd II It was tne Committees lnteu-
tiun 10 disrIver where the blackmali
money nually went, No. Noes said;
~ eau say nothing Of cur plans
txrept that tue coming session VIII be
more Interesting aud startling than
any Of tue previous once, " Huch n
thing ia possible" The report that
Dr. parkhurat had suffered q relapse
an account NJ "A severe throat trouble
was denied by MI jerome. 10 said
that the doctor vas much Improved ~
health anu would NO doubt return 20
New York the later part Of this week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

Dinicuitiss ne Encountered by "a
Indian AgrnL


WAaHINuTON, Nov. 22.-Capt. L..
Il. Burnett OF the Seventh cavalry,
acting agent at MoscalerJ, Ia repor
sums up the evils among tue Iuuiauf
nI lhul agency which ls found to pre-
vail 10 a greater ~ less extent nmOul
western lndians aud especially tnos,
In savage state.
Another cause Of much trouble on
inns reservation IL tue iftqurnt mar-
flase among Indians. IL often hul %
pens that u man will get tired Ui
Ills wife alter being married few
months Rud then will leave h,f
Or send her home to her
relatives. This may occur sometimes
win tue same pefH me, ~ that man
huh three or lOuf wives aud the women
~ many husbands, all living, some.
times the husband ill.tTeats his wife
ANA she runs away To her parents.
Ihey often "make w" and live ~.
gether again, Several Cnses have
occurred curing the past year Ia which
a Ihfent has Induced a girl 10 marry at
tue age oi perhaps ID or 10 Year,, iur
Tho purpose OF keeping her out Of
school. IL often happens that tho
parties soon separate, thu giTl returning
10 her parents often against ths vishea
OF her husband, This causes serious
quSrrelr, | do all can to Induce these
persona 10 live together when only
lhoy are married, but tuoro Is no way
OF compelling them 10 do 20.
Polygamy n pTlutiGed 10 some ~
toni Twelve lndians havo oaeh twQ
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wA,riISGroN ,ouHruousE NOR
Testimony Of the um,cr VINO ordered
the Troops a. str~.

CoLuNBUs, o., Nov. 22.-Lieuton.
AM Oyer, whu Oruefeu thu tfoUps al
Washington Court House TO iire, IA
HCuUrdsLC. with the orders ui Colonel
Cot, IA given contingency, ttsufi Vi
today va the cOuit VI inquiry 10 tur
uattoriuF Of the doors BY tuu ma b VIVA
stones nud other ,hiugs. lie hail:
"lhv shot fire. ny pursu on tho CUT
sido was followed uyA Csy 'aI tOguIho'
AMI - trfruo blow opened Tue south
lJor igur feet when 1 gave command
10 'nfr.' Ailrr ouu vUley gave
Command 10 'oyuso nuDg.' Toe
door was Upcn but "a lew inches,
nUue 0i the men were intoxicated"
Witness was confident the mob was
determine uuon getting o.. Tue tav
Ii sOiuiufs outside afOu lu tuo buiuln.
would have bHun easily overcome.
such defense would hAy, been iuiOtiC.
Hc saw at least aty rrvolyUrs ia ,hv
crowd In the nituruUOu.
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Henrj aefi utly W undtj. The coroner
gave the corpse 10 Undertaken Sessions,
which ~ enraged trU oppOs ton under.
taker, that ho stabbed SessiOns, Ses'
sious's wound h serious.
IL was the home Of Mrs sherman
L,thfOTs tried n enter. Young Ben
sherman warned tptm 10 leave. They
pa d no heed AM Ben Sherman bl zsd
sway. Mrs. Li.hr,p wanted Miller
q Chalmers, uudtTtakefs, TO direct the
uueral, out CLARK & Sessions having
got Possession rom the coroner Ewing
refused to give the body up. Hence
the second TRACE y,
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CHASING rmE COOK GANG.
Troops May lie Required 80 Hunt
Them Down.

MUsCOGEE, /. A., Nov. 22.-Lnst
night hail dozen Ulelutets OF the
Cook gang were recognized On tho
streets here, CiUZvua began 20
buut Tor them, but tue outlaws made
themselves scarce. The officers VINO
fought with the bauIit3 lat night
came In about dusk uud reported that
they had CHASED the bandits To tue
bottoms auu theTe i0st thelr oYur8r.
Cherokee Blll wa. seen six mllrs
north OF MuscOgee today. lilo haI
two WinCuus,elB auu two blX
shooters. Lou Coos, tho queen
outlaw and sister OF Blll aud
J m Cook, 10 in NJ skOgee. L. IL DO.
lityrd sins Is planning the release CT
Wade Chamulee, the rObDvr now In
jai. Ezlm jail guards b We beou
laced On duly. Uuitud states AttIr.
uuy Jackson has wired Attoru ey Gru-
efal Oluey that all the officers have
returned IRON the chase, Hud Ia his
opinion the only thing TO 10 done Is To
send tIOups.
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INV mAwAu,N TROUBLES.
= riot 60 Restore she ox.Queen MS,
covered.

HoNoLuLu (por steamer Mariposa
via san FnuClscol, NV. 22.-Ail
guards Ia the suburbs have been
doubled aud cl.s watch 10 kept on Ill
suspicious persons. The cause Of al
this sudden activity II alleged TO be the
discovery OF plot 10 restore the cE-
queen, the restoring party Is sald %
be led by san Francisco newspaper
man. Before the departure OF tue
steamer Australia last 5 sturday he was
tod by Attorney General Smith
tina, u would be better Tor him % take
that steamer AMI hn Lid Nv. IL iu
known that a COusiIufaUlu amount Of
guns Hnd ammunition mas been secret.
ly brought mere anu the TUyalisls evil
duutly intend ~ use them.
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/, -Iid up 3, nescici &, ,I-u came "a Et.
acti u 10 the rCst OF tue mnrkp.
Sugar u. hHHvv selling % Ole
per cent TO 500, preferred rccsding J..
TIE depression boo tHtte thiffu W..
soon Communicated 90 the rest 0i the
market, NOfinwrHu.u being the cen.
trail point of attack, based on rgp0r.
that the dividend would 10 scale
lmpfovemp zyt In about n o'clock
and en- tuuUd uu 10 midday; UuiOu
pnrfUc Hdvtuc 81
After las Pullman broke per cent
{, L14. TOwari delivery hour specu
llu 3D. became strong aud rally % 3
O. T. vas male. t"f". q 90 HrHliua
th lirr. 'o Ion Tho market
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