davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-14
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Robert j.. Wilson, Duchalter,
zam. pm. 145 ma Seminary ave-, zna.
lazs smierc W niezwykly spos6b....
Idsc spac, powiesi} spodnie ma zaga-
szonym p}omieniu gazowym. Wido-
cznie ciezar ich otworzyl kurek-i
rano znaleziono Wilsona niezywego,
zaduszonego gazem'
w Evanston okolicy odbywa'
ia sic obecnie manewra wojsk fortu
Sheridan.
- Adwokat A. M. Rorke, majacy
offs pm. 7S ma La Sale, zosta} u"ie.
ziony pod zarzutem przyw}aszczenia
sobie $50, nalezacych do jego klien-
ia Mich. Cooney.
= Policysnt Olaf Nelson re stacyi
Summerdale Jest oskarzony udziai
W zmowie, majacej ma celu zrabowa.
ME superintendent cmentarza Ro-
sehill. Jesli oskarzenie sluszne, ME-
z.sJJT - oolicyant!
= Edward Weihi, b. kzasyer Bull
ding, Loan and Home Association,
kt6ry skradi tel instytucyi s250O,
zostas przywieziony z New Yorku,
dokad uciekl.
= Pahstwa Zahajkiewicz6w dot
knelo nieszczescie. -. Zmar2a i'm
mslehka c6reczka Jadwinia, jedLo
dwojga niedawno narodzonych biz
Mat. Dzis rano odbyi sic pogrzeb
biednego malehstwa ma cmentarz pol
ski.
= Marya Kadisz, sluaaca z pm.
276 ma Indiana ave., opuszczona przez
narzeczonego, chciasa sic utopi6 W
jeziorze. Uratowai ja policyant
Smith.
= Wczoraj W Ogden Grove odbys
sic piknik najstarszych osadnik6w m.
Chicago. Rozdano wjele nagr6d.
Oznaki najstarszych osadnik6w otrzy-
mali: Joseph Berg, Niemiec, lat "a,
zamieszka}y tu cd % maja l8S4-i
Fred A. Howe, Amerykanip, lat 63,
zamieszkaly W Chicago cd Z czerwca
r. 1884.
= William Granzow, polerownik,
lat 81, otruf sic chloroformem W mie'
szksniu w.asnem pm. 1909 ma Cly-
bourn ave. Pozostawii list, W kt6rym
pisze: ,,Jestem zmeczony zyciem!"
= Wheeler, zsodziej bicykl6w, o
kazas sic takze. -. bigrmista. Posia.
da trzy czy cztery zony.
= w Park Ridge ostatniej nocy
pozar aniszczyl diva budynki ze szto.
rami. Szkoda $4,000.
= Wskutek rolbiegania sic koni
nastapiso wczoraj przy rogu ul. Hal
sted Van Buren starcie tramwaju
konnego tramwajem linowym.
Dwsj pasazerowie And. Callahan i
A. F. Jackson odniesli dosc ciezkie
uszkodzenia.
= Wczoraj cko}o godziny 1szej
po p6snocy pred restauracya polska
ma Noble ul. mia}a miejsce grozna
b6jka pomiedzy kilku Polakami. Po-
dobno jeden Mich Co.. odni6si
dose grczne uszkodzenia W glove cd
t. z. ,,boxer6w". Wstyd Polakom!
: Wczoraj W fabryce Steel Illi'
nois Co. W South Chicago zostal "a
bity robotnik Polak. Przy ladowaniu
koksu spadly mu ma glove drzwi cd
wagonu; uciely mu takze palce no.
gi. Uderzenie wg}owebyso smiertelne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-14
Otruei sledziami.

BERLIN, 1890 sierpnia. =
q Nieswieza ma Litwie dono-
szs o nastspujscym fatalnym
wypadku: W pobliskiej wsi
arendarz miejscowy zakupi}
beczks zepsutych widocznie
sledzi, kt6re rozprzedai mie.
szka6com. Ci, ktorzy jedli
sledzie, ciezko sic pochorowa.
Ii. Osiemnascie os6b zpomie'
dzy zatrutych umar}o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-14
Polacy ma obczyznie'

Pan L. Tetmajer, Kodak nasz,
professor politechniki W Zurychu
powofany zosta} ma oproznlona
przez smiere prof. Bauschingera
katedre W politechnice W Mona
chium.
P. Rozalia Pawiowska, dok-
torka medycyny, laureatka uni
wersytetu paryskiego, zamiano-
wana zostaia ordynatorka szpita-
la francuzkiogo W Buenos-Ayres,
W ArgentYnie.
/ W Paryzu odbyi sic W d. 9
b. m. Stub ksiezniczki Ludwiki
Radziwiiiownej, corki ks. Kon-
stantego Ludwiki z Blanc'ow z
hr. Armandem de la Rochefou-
could, drugim synem ks. Dau-
deauYille. Stub dawai biskup
Roszelli.
\ w drodze pomiedzy Drez-
nem a Chemnitz W Niemczech p.
Zofi Niesiofowskiej, zonie urzed-
nika Warszawy, skradziono W
czasie snu 200 rs., $50 gulden6w,
nadto zfoty zegarek, bransolete
i pierscionek z brylantem. Kra-
dziezy dopusciiy sic dwie wspof-
towarzyszki podr6iy.
Ma uniwersytecie monachij-
skim otrzymali stopien doktorow
praw PIP. Stefan Wiadyslaw
Zakrzewscy, obaj Warszawy.
Kupujeie kalendarz KatOlicki
ma r0k 1896 lie st nadzWyczai Zai-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-14
DesZcZe,

MARsHaLLTown, Iowa, 13
sierpnia. Nareszcie W tutej-
szej okolicy grozna posucha
sic sko6czy1a. Deszcz padal
dis rano cd godziny 8 do 8.
mel, a potem znowu zaczs1
padac W poludnie. kski zazie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-14
Fanatycy p0bici.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, 13 sier-
pnia. Leroy Templeton, Phil.
lipp Rappaport, pu}kownik
Jennings i +. j. Gilligen, CITE
rel populisci, kt6rych areszto
wano "a to, re W niedziele mie
Ii swe zgromadzenie, dzisiaj
zostali uznani niewinnymi
przez Squire Allen W West
Indianapolis. Oskarzono ich
o to, re "naruszyli spok6j ME.
dzielny przaz wykonywanie
swojego rzemios}a". Sedzia roz.
strzygns}, IL rzemios}o ich ME
polega ma m6wieniu NOW. W
sail sadowej W czasie rozprawy
bylo obecnych 5000 os6b, kt6.
re wyrok sedziego przyje}y z
okrzykami radosci. Populisci
twierdza, re wskutek niespra-
wiedliwego ich przesladowania
W powiecie pozyskali 5000
wyborc6w.
Przeni6sf smierc mad hanbe.
Ell RENO, o. T., 13sierpnia.
J. M. Beacon, prezYdent
"Farmer's and Merchants
Bank" W Watonga, 80 mil
stad, odebra} sobie zycie dla
tego, re syn iego prowadzi}
interesa bankowe W ten spo-
sob, IL hanbe ma ojca sproWa-
dzi}. Syn ten, G. W. Beacon,
znikli prawdopodobnie uciek}
pred aresztowaniem. Bank
ten za}ozyli ojciec i syn pred
szesciu tygodniami. zarzad
banku oJclec oddai W rece sy-
ma, sam wyjecha} do mie-
szkania swego Smith Center,
gdzie mia} inny urzad. Przed
tygodniem dosz1y go wiesci o
niewyp}acalnosci banku i wy
jecha1 atychmiast do Waton-
ga, by bank uchronic przed
bankructwem, jesliby to sic
da}o wykonat. Po ca}otygo'
dniowej piracy, przekonawszy
sic, re pie zdo}a naprawif kry-
minalnego przestepstwa syna,
odebra3 sobie aycie wystrza1em
pistoletu.
Starry Beacon by} przez 6
lat klerkiem powiatowym W
Smith County, Kas., a "a cza'
sow Harrisona przez 4 lata
poczmlstrzem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-14
Telegramy KrajoWe.
NaresZcie!
Izba posl6w przyjmuje po-
prawki Senatu.
Sprawa taryfy zafatWiOna.

taryfy zdecydowa}a sic pred.
1ozye Izbie pos}6w nowele ia
ryfy = ale W formie przez Sc.
nat zmienionej = do g}osowa-
MIA. Postanowiono W ten spo.
sob postapic, azeby najprz6d
oddae pod kr6tkie debaty G.
ograniczeniem Is minut dla
kazdego mowcy) nowele W
formie przez Senat opracowa-
nej, potem oddac ia pod g}o.
sowanie, a potem odrebnie po-
dac wnioski o uwolnienie Cd
c}a cukru, rudy zelaznej, we,
gil drucianego p}otu kolora'
stego.
Izba pos}6w by}a przepes.
Mona. Zebrali sic pos}owie W
liczbie prawie pe}nej, gale
rye by}y szczelnie zape}nione.
Potrzeba by}o najprzod poza'
}atwiac pewne kwestye for
maine, by m6dz porzadek
dzienny odpowiednio zmienit.
Pc kr6tkich debatach, W cza
sic kt6rych ME zbywa}o ma
sarkastycznych uwagach re
strony republika6sAich cz}on-
k6w, tenn sic za}atwiono.
Potem Wilson W movie spo-
kojnej, trwajacej tylko 10
minut przedstawi} koniecznosc
nieuchronna przyjecia novel;
W formie przez Senat zmienio-
nej i udowadnial, re lepsza
bedzie jeszcze taxa cd ustawy
Nc Kinleya. lime mowy tax
ze ME trwa1y d{ugo. Nareszcie
odby}o sic g}osowanie taryfe
W formie przez Senat zmienio-
nej przyjsto 1872 giosami prze,
civ 105.
Natychmiast po za}atwieniu
tel sprawy podni6s} sic Will
son podaf noWele O uWolnie-
niu cd c}a wegli i koksu. Inui
mowcy bardzo kr6tko przema-
wall i odby}o sic g}osowanie.
Nowele przyjeto 100 g}osami
przeciw 104.
w podobnyz spos6b za}a-
twiono sic z ruda zelazna. No
wele uwalniajaca ia cd c1a
przyjeto 163 g}osami przeciw
1O2.
z kolei glosowano mad u.
wolnieniem cd c}a drucianego
p{otu kolczastego 1 przyjeto
odnosns nowele 1877 g}osami
przeciw "a.
Nakoniec jeszcze przyjeto
nowele o uwolnieniu cukru cd
c}a 276 g}osami przeciw II.
Pc oznajmieniu rezultatu
g}osowania odroczy}a sic Izba
do srody.
GubernatOr 4Itgeld o nOWeli ia.
ryfy.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 13 sier-
pnia. Ma prosbe New York
World" gubernator Altgeld
telegraficznie przesla} owej
gazecie wyraz swych zapatry-
wan CO do za}atwienia kwestyi
taryfy W s}owach nastepuja.
cych: ,,Walka ia Gala udowo-
dui}a krajowi, jak poteznymi
W czasie 80 letniego ustawo
dawstwa republika6skiego sta
}y sic trusty taryfowe i mono.
pole. Jakkolwiek nowela tyl.
ko W po}owie wype{nia warun.
XII, to przeciez przyjecie jej
jest zwycieztwem narodu, kt6-
ry nova odzyje nadzieja i be,
die m6gl wystapic zaczepnie,
dop6ki ME zniszczy zupe}nie
potwora, ssacego jego soki zy-
wotne. Zwycieztwo to wzmo-
chi szeregi demokrat6w, ale
niewiele i'm jeszcze pomoze
pred wyborami najblizsze-
mi"
Deszcze.
MARsHaLLTown, Iowa, 13
sierpnia. Nareszcie W tutej-
ozai oIo1iou orroHna nouucha
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-14
o parowcach.

PrZyDyfy:
NEW YORK: Mississippi Lond.
GIBRALTAR: Necksr 7. Y.
LIVERPOOL: Cephalonia Bost, Mongolian z
Montreal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-14

Kalendarz Batolicki na rok
1896 iua wyszedf pod ssprasy i
Jest do nabycia " Redakcyi
,,Dziennika Chicagoskiego".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-14
Psi figiel.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kai., 1890
sierpnia. Dozorca wiezienia
jerry Murphy, kt6rego W SO,
bote wieczorem wydalono "a
upijanie sic, dis pred swi-
tenn, kiedy str6z Sullivan spa}
jeszcze, nda} sic do wiezienia
i podrobionemi kluczamip 90.
twiera} drzwi u eel, t.. re
wszyscy wiezniowie zdo}ali po,
uciekac. Pc d}ugich usi}owa.
mach i zacietej walce zdo1ano
pieciu pcchwytac ma nowo.
Reszta, pomiedzy kt6rymi jest
szesciu wielkich zbrodniarzy,
znajduje sic jeszcze ma vol.
nosci i ma}o jest nadziei, by
ich pochwytano. Murphy 20
stall aresztowany zamkniety.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-14

lenieja sic ma nowo i niezawo-
dnie ma jesie6 juz ME zabra.
knie paszy.
DEs MONIES, Ia, 13 sier.
pnia. Wczoraj wieczorem
spad1 tu deszcz ulewny, kt6ry
ma}emi przerwami TRIVIAL do
dis rano o godzinie 9. Grzmo.
ty b1yskawice towarzyszyly
ulewie, a W kilka budynk6w
uderzy} piorun.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-14

Kupujeie kalendarz KatOlicki
ma rok 1896 jest aadzWyczaj zsj-
nujaey.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-14

= JutrO z pOWOdu urOezystegO
sWieta ,, DzienniBo ME Wyjdzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-14
MiliOnerka.

PERU, Ind, 13 sierpnia. W
wieku SO lat umar1a tu PAM
Mary j. Shirk, wdowa po
bankierze E. ]. Shirk, najma.
jatniejsza DANA W zachodnich
stanach. Wartosc jej spusci,
zny obliczaja ma 6 milion6w
dolar6w, a sk}ada sic ona g16-
wnie grunt6w chicagoskich.
Pozostawia tfoje dzieci, kt6,
rych Milton Shirk jest prezy-
dentem pierwszego banku
krajowego W Peru, Ind,
Albert wiceprezydentem tegoz
banku, Alicya Edwards 20.
ma kasyera tegoz banku.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-04
ITEMS or BROOKLYN NEU'S.

7, q expec,el that when Colonel Partridge leaves
Tho pa Regiment three other officers VIII also re-
tire They are Adjutant r. ". Shlcocks, Captain
II C. Brown and Commissary Richard Oliver.
colonel Partridge Is 70 retire on February TO- lie
has been twenty-five years with the regiment
Mayor Schcrrn decided yesterday TO permit the
resolutions OF the Aldermen dscharsing the en-
,lyes IN the CITY Clerks Office by abolishing their
,l,cs and creating a number OF clerkshlps 10 COM
mi,toes az the Aldermen 70 become law without MS
signature one u the removed clerks Is q war
veteran and. another veteran volunteer fireman
and they propose 70 test the question or the isnI
OF removal in the courts
The vacancy in the Board OF Education caused
nv the resignation 81 William darkness. the new
-osl1.,, %, the Board q Assessors. filled yes
to-day bv the appointment 81 Charles y. ButtF!cN
by Mayor Schicren. Mr. Buttrick mas been mem
hor 81 the board before. lie IS a Republican, ana
lives AT no l.lO Bergen-st.
Lieutenant Colonel Sellen G. Clobrdge VINO IS
under Indictment for frauds, has resigned rom
tb. most OF assistant bookSeeper In the TAX De-
partment
AZ John j. Vail. former cashier OF the defuhct
Commercial Bank has been unable TO ge; new
bondsrnan since he surrendered Dy Cap'"'"
T,,rnbrllge an application was made 10 me court
Yesterday for a reduction OF the amount OF Dali
from $1,000 Decision Will be announced tomorrow
The members of the parish Of the Reformed tpis-
copal Church OF the Redemption. IN L"onaFd-SI'
have extended a call to the Rev William Niles
,,ocr,,b ~ barre Ontario To mi the pulpit. made
vacant by the resignation Of the Rev George H..
Alrlch who went to Scranton, Penn four months
ago
The meeting az the Eastern District branch OF me
Young Mems Christian Association At NO III South
Eigbth-st Will be addressed this afternoon py
Toseph Arthur Burr Of the law firm OF Jackson "
Burr The meeting will be held In the gymnasium
= 49, ,,ni,rg and an excellent musical programme
has been prepared.
,,,,,r rnoeting Of the General Committee Of
,h Citl2ens' Union Will be held at the Hotel 81.
George on Tuesday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-04
. CHICAGO WOMAN TURNED DRUMMER
From The Chicago Record.


., ,b commercial travellers who 60 OUT ilot"
10 c,,r- only one or two women are KNOWN -.
III hnslness-likc drummers. one ol t ~ g,'i, OK
apun,,noIzes the trade Of her territory III r,,
tracts favorng and spices A'i ios ,ra1c I'm the
Ill In selling needles to the wholesale tIaio NEE
WI, WI 'Vvas,ern towns. An occasional romance i'n
"ut when this subject IL broached, anu T.' grocery
,snoi interest Is current in Who'esa'e e'''
house here. 49,. ILL toll vou Bob had
,oan doing the Southern Iowa territory u u. NV
Inau, every grocer and grocer ItiitIS ,t,h
K"oI,uk and Council Bluffs. lie ieil III ioNe m,nd
The daughter OF one OF his custoirrts AZ, f., fhat
~ ,her@Nand every other sunday saw MN III b'la
,own She was bright. pretty had gone 10 Ss. 100,
In the Eas. aad then went INTO h,' LII sone had
., holm him because he was ctuSn' VIZ A =, No.
dehts she had learned the business AZ" u Va" .S
there I'm the store that Bob met her; ~ na' n,,e
,.Drs, attack | ever saw-couldnt talk ABOUT any
thing Else when he came In oil trlP ..o,. ho-,o
"Finay they married ana ihhuc G S iii I'M,
with the old man-her father. mean. HNi,e i t'e
after the wedding she got BOD 10 I"h n ,,y,
,,,h him on a trip: said she got lonesome staying
", home She knew some OF his customers near her
old home and got acquainted with the rest Vt 'nch
on that trip. II wasn't eNactly go 80, N
ing his wife along, but Bobs TRACE S"'"'' "p o'o
and OF course one kicked TO-, s,,,, l., 49,,
Not long after that Bob was taken s'ck III tiee
middle OF a trp-fever or somethihs 80 ,.n1 la!u
him up 1t wasn't dangerous, but IL i''ettIru win
business and worried him like blazes. would you
boIIeve H. that young woman came 10 MIN, packed
him up shipped him to her mother; , VIII , 10 ms
house that she would finish ms triP ana went
ahead. orders? She fairly SCI one u,, crazy S
sold more goods than far at So" ~ Ear; men
she went home to her husband. Wheh Sne s0t there
ne had a telegram pinned on the he,tdpoard OF his
bed Ii from his house ana re" ~, anal,
".Your wife broke the record Rest until you
are all right aooor,uu.
"Now he's here at the head OF department and
doesn't have to travel unless he feels ike IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-04
MEATH OF ELIAS LEWIS. JR.

Elias Lewis. jr. curator OF the museum OF 'ne
oro island Historical Society and ex-presideht OF
~. Rrooklyn Bank died yesterday at MS nome No.
III st Mark's-ave. He was born al Westpury'
l.. T.. In 1920 and removed to brooklyn IN i'I ro'
49,, ,oreen g. Co. and In 1880 he became president
Of Bank AbS @G f GeVo GEARS his sSG
retTeu, 10 the museum of the Historical society
TN When he had deep interest and f9r which ne sr
cur ,,s Organization and was special student OF
Long Island history lie wrote ari nmeTc lop dnr
foPui1a' Science" Mr. Lewis was connected with 2
nan,ber OF corporations tie aItehGeu he rreni Us
Meeting in Schermerhorn-st Inc i""''"' viii '"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-04
IT THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.

Francis Wilson ana his company will appear this
t q, the Amphlon Theatre. in the new pro-
,,c,ion OF .Ermnie" which Is said to greatly sur
nass the previous productions of this popular comic
opera. The scenery and costumes ar ne" ""',
Edward Jakobowski. the composer has auuen nan
dozen new numbers In me cas-, G GIe
a.rro plack Crook" with all us hoteW ~, .
features viii M the stage OF the CoiumS slendor Of
IN nro,her week Besides the scenic spien9o' "a
ivI aro'c,ion there will be sleight-ot- manu- anu
ene bpa,Ic performances which are regarded as
merltorious. - .hts ,,..k at the Park
Theatre where THE Professor Love 9 .STb Ma
nv ha,ae las, week lie Will present lne ",, ~
tnc ~" on Monday and Tuesday evenings III Az
Weimesay afternoon; on Wedne sn"y 'aiWcalth;
10 Trd,r ~vrnlng Judah; on SatuIdhy LIB,
." "Thc Professor Loye story ana Sa'ufu"' 's''
"John Nccdham's Doubie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-04
UTSpOSTyG or LARGE ESTATE

The Will OF Adrian NJ suydam who died last
month In California. filed for probate yester-
day The estate Is estimated at from half TO three
quarters Of a million dollars. The sum or Sl5"p ~
left 10 the Industrial Home OF the Eastern DISTRICT
1000 o, tho pushyick Avenue Congregational
Church. and 81 900 TO the Cypress HIS cemetery
There are requests OF 5000 each to Mary j..
I'rnoSu"rth Adrian NJ s. Halbcrt and John ID.
snedeker 81 600 to George II. Woodwork STOCK IN
he Williamsburg Fire Insurance COMPANY ana q
IN, ~ broadway and Patchen-ave, and "A lot at
lTvergreen-ave and Woodbine-st., to A. NJ = Hal,
80 The income OF 10000 Is TO be paid 10 isabel
Wison for her lifetime The residuary legatees are
So 7 Woodwork, George II. Woodworth ADRIAN
cSru,Sam Adrian NJ. S. Halbert and the lndustilai
Home Of the Eastern District WHO arc - ''"''
ILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-04
LOHN4NNS SAFE OPENED.
THE MISSING CASHIER OF THE BROOKLYN EX-
C1sE BOARD LEFT A LARGE SUN OF MONEY
IN 1T AND HAD MADE DEPOSITS.

THE MISSING CASHIER OF THE BROOKLYN EX-
CIsE BOARD LEFT A LARGE SUN or MONEY
IN IT. AND HAD MADE DEPOSITS.
The safe Of missing Cashier William d. lohmann
I'm the office of the Excise Board was opened by
the maker Yesterday after drilling hole in the
lock 1t took about fourteen hours work 10 open
t. The former Excise Commissioners and relatives
OF the missing man present IL was fonnd
that he had deposited 500 with the city Treasurer
on January o. the day before he left the city Inc
sum OF s5JO-s75O in bills and $500 In checks-was
found in an inner compartment. John Schhemann
one of the former Excise Commissioners SAID mat
this was conclusive proof that Iohmann had not
defraudei the city for he could have carried or
the money as well not. Mr.. Schliemann ADDED
that he felt sure that Lohmann had ended MS HE
by drowning as he was just the man TO DO such
a thing. , .. ru,ro,,
Mrs Iohmann returned yesterday from Pmade
mia after an unsuccessful search FOR her hIsDdhu.
She learned that the last man VINO saw MN was
Henry Schumacher, and he left him on SUNDAY
night when Mr. LOhmann said he was gong 20
Richmond His friend wanted 10 go 10 the statI9n
one could be found at the depot who had seen MN
The police Of Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington
and Richmond are looking for him. ., 9, -,
Police Commissioner WelleS had a Ilst or an the
lnuor shops in the city laid before him yesterday
hy tho poice captains. Those with rear rooms re-
sorted 10 by disreputabc persons OF both sexes
we're marked The commissioner said that ne IN
ing law and which were offensive 10 decent
r.f,nrlle
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he SAYS THE JTSTICE Is BLESSED.
REPUBLICAN ELECTION OFFICER ALLEGES
THAT POLITICAL SPITE WAS VENTED
ON HIS WIFE

THAT POLITICAL SPITE WAS VENTED
on HIS WIFE.
Mrs Mary Wilson preferred a charge Oh ABUSE
ocainst Mrs John McDermott. Of No. lbl Nithers-
@, prootlvn I'm the Even Street Police Court a
fy DAYS ago and It alleged that officer Farrell
ybo s attached to the court. dragged the prisoner
from, her home at night during her husbands an
CONGO and Locked her up in the Nineteenth Pre-
cnct station when the officer took Mrs McDer-
mott into custody her little children were LETT alone
in the house crying When her husband returned
and hoard Of his wifes arrest he went IN search
of n bondsman and soon found one. AT the station
II Is alleged the sergeant in charge refused TO ac
cent bail McDermott then hurried 70 PoIice JUSTICE
Watson's home. and he too, It IS alleged reluseu
~ accent n bondsman. Justice Goetting, OF the
Lee Avenue Police Court, was then appealed 10,
bail
The husband of the woman now charges 'hd' nc
was unable to obtain justice In justice WATSON
court on account Of the course he had pursued III
securing his wifes liberty and the h-feelinS that
existed I'm the court against him. McDerm9tt Is .
Innulllcan and had charge on Electl Dds VI
two districts He said yesterday thaI ne bJng
81 those who accused officer Farrell win pelns
mixed up in election frauds, when chhlsr I'll VI
investigated by the Grand Jury but not susIa
rho CA So Of his wife has been removed from 'uS.Cc
Watsons jurisdiction on an or 1 su " Wrs
Sunreme Court Justice Gaynor The ban OF Mis
NcDnrmott has been reduced 10 $D Nhen, Jus'tI =
Watson was spoken 70 last evening rcsai,lIHS h i'o
refusal To release Mrs. McDermott on pan me
night of her arrest. he said he had zone 50 De.
cause McDermott could no. tell the charge against
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IT'S FRONT PL1TFORN SMASHED.

A BROOKLYN TROLLEY CAR 81 MPs INTO hlo'
TRUCK AND Is DISABLED
Another accident occurred yesterday on the
BROOKLYN. South Fourth-st. and Bushwick-ave ro1-
le, line bv car 80 lH3 colliiing with heavily
ioadI truck belonging - DolI & Ch!lds Ex-
,,ross COMPANY AZ Broadway and Bedford-aVe
The car was considerably damaged the brake being
torn from the front platform. which was also
smashed For few seconds there We're ViVd
flashes OF Hight beneath the car The collision &C.
CURED about noon. and the truck was dragged
with the horses fully forty foot before the car
came 70 IL silnIstll. There were number OF
,,ssn.,rs on the. car and several of them rushed 70
tho rear platform and jumped - the street failing
I'm The sllsh and mud. W one wa' hurt however
Err coverll minutes after fhr collision n" motor
man AMI other employees of the railroad company
wrangl-l with the driver ~ the truck AID mis- as
sl-fanf. Zach blaming M" other for n" accident
- arrests made. The c1r was removed 70
the repair shops
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house OF one OF the members. The guests began
- arrive about o'clock. and dance was held
IN n o,cIock when a coton was begun led by
Robert McC, Collins. The favors included gold pins
silver pencils satin fans etc They were I9
~ Nj 20 Ms sidney +. Walker and Mrs. w =.
Garrison An elaborate SUPPER was se SER at mG
n, lei c'nnmiftee assisted by the patronesses.
Among those present We're pr and NJ Mrs and Mrs
U!aon' ~ Mr. and Mrs Sidney +. Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs r. Nice Collins Mr. ana Mrs vr ". and
Mrs louis German Mr. and Mrs william I, kennaTd 1
MT; h MI Gs,r~e Iucas Mr. and Mrs. Foster L..
HackI,s. Mr. and Mrs. II. Wood Sullivan; Major
and Mrs G. \. Jahn, Mr. ana MIS- "ii'ai" l.
Earl and Mrs Helen Close.