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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-05
At Baltimore John Kowen was nom

AT Baltimore John Kowen was nom
mated by the democrats of the Fourth
congressional district, and II. w. Rusls
by those of the Third.
N. A. Crawford, of Fairville, N. b.,
was found in bed with his head cut off
The murder was committed by young
Englishman named Brinton, who is in
sane.
Judge w. II. Pugh, of Cincinnati,
has been appointed superintendent of
the income tax division of the treasury
department, at salary of $4,000 per
year.
Sixty-eight persons. convicted at
Lucra, Italy, of belonging to the -Mala
Vita, have been sentenced to terms of
Imprisonment varying from five to ten
years.
The British Miners federation have
striking Scotch miners to enable the
latter to carry on their fight against
the masters.
One hundred and twenty-five awards
of various classes were given TO the
United States by the board of awards
of the Antwerp exhibition, which was
formally declared closed Tuesday.
Hermann Stumpf, the United States
superintendent of immigration, was in
troduced to Premier Crispi by Baron
Blanc, minister of foreign affairs,
Tuesday. They had a long conference
ON the emigration question.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-05
FOREIGN lNrELL,cERcs.

Yellow fever is epidemic throughout
the republic of Salvador and the NOR
tality is very great The disease is
particularly fatal to foreigners, taking
them off inside of twenty-four hours
Dispatches from Honolulu state that
number of ex-Queen Lilioukalani's
supporters have taken the oath of allie
glance to the republic.
A telegram from Shanghai states that
the Japanese have entered the Chinese
province of Manchuria, and that they
are advancing upon the capital, Mouk-
den. Fighting took place between the
invaders and the Chinese at a town be-
tween that city and the frontier The
engagement ended in decisive vic tory
for the Japanese.
Fire broke out at Nanaimo, B. c., on
the 2Sth ult. and two men were burned
to death, two other men and q little
girl were badly injured and 100000
worth of property was destroyed.
Two little sons of Ephraim Monogram,
aged and years, started fire in
their fathers barn, near Montreal, Que,
on the 30th ult, and were burned to
death.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-05
General News Summary.
Interesting Home and Foreign News,
WAehlMCroN.

During the year ended June 80, 1891,
according to the report of the commits
sioner of patents, there were Al, 800 APP
plications made for patents and 24,9O4
patents granted. The not receipts We're
81, 1898 and the expenses LOSE, 926,
leaving surplus Of $l29,5C0. This
leaves balance in the treasury to the
credit Of the patent Office of "a, 400, 3G6.
The decrease in national bank note
circulation since September has been
$27,477, leaving the amount outstand-
ing October l, $207, Al, ,5ol. National
bank circulation based on United States
bonds decreased in the same period
$1,035,O
The treasury department issued a
statement on the 1st showing net in
crease in the public debt during Sep
tember of Ss,152, 7oO.S4.
Indictments were returned by the
grand jury at Washington, D. c., on
the 1st against Henry .. Havemeyer
and John E. Searles, of the sugar trust,
and Allen L. Seymour, of the stool,
brokerage firm Of Seymour s. Young,
for refusal to answer questions put tc
them by the senate sugar trust investi.
eating committee.
Notification has been received by the
state department that the Chinese gov.
ernment has ratified the treaty with
the United States providing for the ex,
clusion of Chinese laborers from thi,
country and recognizing the validity
of the Geary law and other statutes re
lating to Chinese immigration.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-05
MOCKESON.
EDITOR DEMOCRAT:

Editor DEMOCRAT:
This place has not been heard
from in some time through the
eolums Of your paper. Health is
not very good,
Miss Hannah Roper is again on
the sick list, Mrs. Matte Conner is
also i'll.
People are about through pull
ing fodder, the corn crop is a little
short, very little land has been
turned in our diftrict on account
Of dry weather.
The Christian church at this
place commenced a potracted meet-
ing Saturday last.
Uuless we get things in better
shape in this vicinity we will be
compelled to build court house
ard get few lawyers Judges At
tourney General ect, our Magistra-
tes cant keep up with the business.
The new paper that will be pub
lished in this town shortly will be
called the "Dally Ambition and
Weekley Confusion" so says Ed.
NJ. NJ. P.
II. L. McMasters of Peach says
he got kicked Sunday "we suppose
by a horse"
NJ. NJ. Powell has been drawn fol
Juror in the Federal court in
Nashville Tenn, we know he viii
make a good Juror and enjoy him
self, but the trouble is how viii oul
people do without the DR.. duril,!
! his absence.
Il. L. Bassham contemplates sell
ing his farm in th4 near future, i
he should sell we would be glad
be will locate with us again.
The mill man is all business h
has Just sold about $4,000 feet O
lumber TO the Lawrenceburg Lum
Der Co. and is buying another 10
! of logs, there are no hard time
with the man who is enterietic.
AFARTfS Box.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-05
LATER.

Jas. J. West won his suit for control
of the Chicago Times.
VIM. Balm, prominent citizen of ST.
Louis, committed suicide.
Jersey City police captured seventeen
thousand lottery tickets in raid.
Seven people were seriously, if not
fatally. burned, in fire at Manches-
ter, \, ii.
A family of seven persons were
blown away at Pawnee, Neb. One on
ly was killed.
A strange "varmint" is keeping peo.
pie in the house at night up around
Barnesville, o.
Pittsburgh will make bid for the
convention of the National League Of
republican clubs in 1895.
AT Grand Rapids, Mich, democrats
nominated Gen. L. G. Rutherford fol
congress. AT Marquette they nomi
mated Rich Culver.
John F. Matthews. wealthy baclr
e1or broker, cut his throat at the Plaza
hotel. lin New York, because he haC
spfaiuSl Ills ankle.
The ear and the imperial family vii
pass the winter at Corfu. The czaro
WITT viii be appointed regent during
his fathers absence.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-05
WEST AND SOUTH,

The Commercial Wheel Company was
organized at indianapolis, Ind, on the
2sth ult Ninety per cent. of the pro-
duet of the wagon wheel factories west
Of Pittsburg will be sold by the com
pany.
t. W. Porter, auditor Of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific road, and one Of
the most prominent Masons in the
west, died at Cincinnati, O., on the
9Tth ult., from stroke of apoplexy.
In the trial of the contempt cases
against Debs and others at Chicago, the
prosecution has thus far failed to con-
rect any of the officers or dircetc of
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-05
Saturday Oct % 1894

proceed to sell at the Court house door
in 1.awrenceburg Tenn. the following
real estate towit;
Tract of 100 acres, about, in the ii
district of Lawrence county Tenn, and
ully described in deed from complt.
to Deft, dated January ii 1892 and
registered in r. o. L, c., Book No. 8,
Pages 5S4-5-6 to which refrence is
here made for complete calls.
Other tract of about 115 acres IN
said 18th district bounded as follows
Beginning at the N. w. corner of the
so acre tract owned by Malcomb Pat
terson, N. 1l91 poles, Z. so poles, S. -
poles, f. "A poles, s. s7l poles, w. 154
poles to the beginning; being the same
land described in Mortgage from deft
TO compit registered in Trust Book T.
of the r. O. L. c. page 202 to which
reference Is here made.
The 100 acne tract will be sold first
and if it fail 70 bring the debt, Interest
and cost of complt. then the ll5 acres
will I've sold,
TERMS.-Credit of 6 & u months
free from equity of redemption. Nctct
with good personal surity required o.
purchaser and lien retained on land,
W.T.. Nixon, G. & NJ.
W. R. King, Solr
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-05
THE DEMOCRAT.
ESTABLISHED 1884.

CITY OF LAWRENCEBURG,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-05
LOCALS

Wasn't that convention louser.
Jersy Tost Biscuit at W. W.
KronEs.
1t is Simms and Cover, now
elect them.
Bring your country produce to
j. G. Bell.
T. J. Riddle, of Loretto made us
a pleasant call Monday.
Atty. Tronson, of Erin, is in the
City TOR a few days.
Ice for sale at Barnett &
Schlaters.
Judge J. A. Simms has been in
Nashville this week on business.
Log wagon for sale or exchpge
by Barnette & Schlater.
w. T. Nixon and family are
spending the week in Nashville.
Do you want d first class shave?
If 50, go to J. H, Fields.
Harry Parkes, Of Nashville has
been the guest of his brother w,
G. Parkes this week.
Cakes and candies are always
fresh and chcep at Mrs. S. d.
Lukers.
We have received the first copy
Of Lewisburg's newpaper Marshall
County Sentinel"
California Fruits coffee sugar and
staple groceries at let live prices at 0.
A. Browns.
Uur Lutheran brothers are hav-
ing a neat little church erected on
north Military street.
w. w. Kronk, is wholesale and
retail agent for Excelsior self rising
-four. Try it.
The Crockett Rifles are now
o cupying their new armory in the
Busby and McDougal building.
l keep on hand a stock of all
kinds of leather for wholesale and
retail trade J. G. Bell
D. B. McCrorry, and F. G. Wis
dom, of the 18th district were or
hand at the convention Monday.
Do you want your moneys
worth? Then go to j. G., Bells
when you need groceries.
w. A. Pearcc and G. A. AlforC
were here re presenting The 1st, dis
trict at the convention Monday.
Mrs. s. D. Luker always keep'
fresh and cheap goods. Give ou
lady merchant your patronage,
| w. P, Conner our hustling cor
respondent from the 3rd distric
attended the convention here TIN
week,
Go to 0. A. Browns and get
box of California Breakfast Food
/ giveit trial and we guarantee yo
viii like it,
Miss Bessie Stewart has returne
5 from Erin, where she has been as
r sisting her father in the mereantil
business,
We have made additional pr
d parations for keeping fresh mea
and viii now have 4 supply Q
J. hand regularly.
s Barnett & Sehlater.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-05
LAWRENCEBURG. TENNESSEE FRIDAY. OCT. 1894.

We understand that the mem
bers Of the Baptist church will at
an early deate erect a church on
east Pulaski st rect,
County Judge Buchanan will be
at the court house on each Saturday
and Monday for business pertain
ing to his office.
D. E. Rose has returned from
Morris, Manitoba Candida, where
he has been for the past month
or so on a pleasure trip.
Bring your job work to the
DEMOCRAT Office. Prices and quail
ity of work guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
H. Clay McClarin, Chairman Of
Giles County Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, and Hume Jones,
Of Pulaski represented that county
at the Senatorial Convention here
Monday.
The Memphis Commercial and
the DEMOCRAT for only $3.50 q
year.
A free scholarship to some youne
man or woman in this county, II
one Of the best schools in tht
South. Address,
Wade & Loggins,
Dickson, Tenn
A negro row at the merry-go
round en- last Saturday night caus
ed no little excitement, our Mar
shall in attempting to arrest tn,
rartie met with resistance, where
upon he gave the son of Ham ;
cuff or so over the head with Iii
club, but the "coon" finely mad
his escape to be re-afrested ant
brought before Recorder Barnett
where he was given the full beneii
Of the law.
In January there will be severa
candidates before the Count,
court for Supt, of public schools
The MAGISTRATES who elect tn
Superintendent of our school
should select a man who is thorou
ghly identified with the county
whose qualifications are request
| for that important office, and VIII
will manage the public schools t
the best interests of the county
The importation Of teachers whe
we have young men and women j
the county of unquestioned ftnes
is unjust to the county. Sue
management sends money out
the county that ought to renal
here. Magistrates, discriminate
in this matter is your duty and
is called for.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-05

All Communications intended for
publication must be accompanied by the
writers name and address, not for pub
lieation, but as an evidence Of good
"a, N.
Persons writing to the paper on busi-
ness, personal to themselves will please
inclosc stamp for reply
We reserve the right to abridge, re-
serve or reject any matter sent us To-
publication.
Persons having friends visiting them
or knowing of strangers visiting in the
city will confer a great favor upon th!,4
Editor by informing him either in per-'
son or by note.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-05
Chancery Land Sale
T. J. Browning,
Adam Stevens,

Pursuant to decree of the Chancery
court at Lawrenceburg, rendered in the
above cause at June Term 1894: will
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-26
SpraWa madagasharska W Izbie
deputOWanych W Paryzu.

PARYz, 25go listopada. :
Wczoraiw Izbie derutowanych
trwaly W dalszym ciagu deba,
ty W sprawie Madagaskaru,
posr6d wielkiego waburzenia.
Wiekszosc ME pozWalala mo
vic przeciwnikom wniosku
rzsdowego i g}osno wo4ala
o zamknleciu debat. Wniosek
dep. Bouchera o przejSciu do
porzadku dzienneso upad}.
Nastepnie Izba wiskszoscia
36l 81. przeciwko 160miu Ia
akceptoaa}a wniosek rzado-
wy o utrzymaniu prawa prote,
ktoratu mad wyspa i o wysla.
niu wojsk ma Madagascar, a
wreszcle wiekszoscia $50 81.
przeciwko 1lOciu przyjs}o po-
stawiony przez Rad wniosek
o kredyt ma koszta wojenne
W sumie So milion6w frankow
(w pierwszem c1ytan}u). Jest
to kompletny tryumf rzadu.
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z Brazylii.

Rio DE JANE1Ro, 25 list. =
Prezydent Moraes czyni wszel.
kie starania, azeby ME dopuscic
do wnlesienia do parlamentu
oskarze6 przeciwko b. prey
dentowi Peixotto. = Wczoraj
wynik{o W koszarach starcie
pomiedzy rekrutami, a starszy-
mi zo1nierzami. Wywisza}a sic
ztad krwawa walka, W kt6rej
3Otu ludzi zostalo zabitych, a
wielu odnios}o rany. KrwaWe
zajscia wywolaSy podoszszenia
powsta6clych emlsary uszow.
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z Ugandy.

LoNDYN, 25go listopada. =
Depesze otrzymane tutaj z
Mengo z Afryki, daty 9go
sierpnia donosza, IL tego dnia
ogloszono ur1edownie protek :
torat angielski mad Uganda.
Sztandar angielski zosta1 uro-
czyscie wywieszony. Do terry
toryum Ugandy zostanie VIA
czona czes6 Unyoru. : q Rzy.
mu donosza, re ksiadz Emil
Hanlon z Birmingham, ,Anglik,
zosta{ wyswiecony ma katollc
kiego biskupa Ugandyi wkr6t
ce uda sic na miejsce przezna-
czenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-26

son i inni ofcerowie z okrstu
wojennego ameryka6skiego
"Detroit'' kt6rzy przywiezli
pamiatki Kolumbowe z Anne
ryki, zostali dis przyjeci ma u
roczystej audyencyi przez kro-
Iowa regentke. Krolowa wy
razila dzieki "a przyjscie, ia,
kiego doznala podczas wysta-
wy W Ameryce jej przedsta,
wiciela, ksiezniczka Eulalia.
P6zniej odbylo sic przyjscie i
bankiet W poselstwie amery'
ka1skiem. Wreszcie ofcerowie
z}ozyli wizyte ksieciu Yeragua,
potomkowi Krysztofa Kolum :
ba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-26
Zaburzenia we WfOszeeh.

RzYM, 25 listopada. = W
miescie Alatri, niedaleko ztsd,
zdarzyly sic dose grozne zabu-
rzenia. Powodem ich by}o
wprowadzenie nowych Gel kon,
sumpcyjnych (op}ata cd ayw,
nosci, wprowadzanej do mia
sta). TIum zlozony z 900 mea-
czyzn i kobiet, napad3 ma mie-
szkanie burmistrza i powy.
bijal okna kamieniami. Poll
cya ME byla W stanie uspokoic
rozruchu i dopiero wojsko
przywr6cilo spok6j.
GENUA, 25 listop. = zabu-
rzenie wyniklo W miasteczku
Ruta, polozonem niedaleko
ztad, a liczscem 500 mieszka6,
COW. Powodem rozruchu by1y
r6wniez oplaty konsumpcyjne.
Zaburzenie uspokojono, ale
przedtem rozbity zostal urzad
podatkowy. O5miu sprawc6w
rozruchu zaaresztoWano.
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powsta6c6w leglo ma placu bo.
NiepOkoje ma wyspie Krecie.

ArENY 25 listopada. = Ma
wyspie Krecie przychodzi do
stare pomiedzy chrzescia1ska a
muzulma6ska ludnoscis. Po-
w6d do nich dalo kilku Tur.
k6w, kt6rzy wpadlido kawiar
nj we wsi Neriana i zabili ME-
jakiego Markulakiza, a ranili
Kamburaziza. = Stad powsta-
1y zamieszki, ma kt6rych u
smierzenie trzeba by}o woisko
z Kanei sprowadziG.
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Nowe walki na wyspie LOmbOk

AMSTERDAM, % listopada,
= GAzety tutejsze oglaszaja
depesze o nowych walkach ma
wyskie Lombok. Balinezyj-
czycy zrobili wycieczke z je-
dnej z fortec, dotad znajduja-
eYch sic jeszcze W ich~rsku =
i napadil ma wojsko holender,
skie. Odparto ich zreszta ze
strata 48 ludzi. Holendrzy
maja czterech ludzi zabiry III,
W tel liczbie jednego pu1ko-
wnika. Holendrzy abombar.
doWali potem wies Sasarl /
zdobyli magazyn prochu, male
zy'do Balinezyjczyk6w.
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TeIegramy IagranicHne
Szczeg6fy o zdObyciu
Port Arthur.
Japo6czycy walczyli z Wielka
odwaga. = Walka byla
saciekla.

LoNDrN, 25go listOpada.-
Dzisiejszy Times og1asza
szczeg6lowa depesze telegrraf
czns o zdobyciu Port Arthur.
Jestto streszczenie raportu
feldmarszalka hr. OYama.
Podlug tego raportu, druga
armia japo6ska rozpocze3a a
tax na forty zewnetrzne waro-
wni Port Arthur jeszcze dnia
81 hstopada mad wieczorem.
Jeden fort zostal zdobyty o
godz. Sci m. 80 wiecz., po
czem na noe wake przerwano.
Zostala ona ponoWiona naza
jutrz i o godz. 4ej po poiud,
niu zdobyto znow fort Golden
Gate. Walka trwala dalej-
koleino zostaly wziete wszy-
stkie pozostale forty.
Walka byla nieslychanie Ia
cista.
DWustu Japo6czyk6w pablo
zabitych; W tel liczbie by4o
wielu ofcer6w. Straty Chin
czvk6w W zabitych i rannych
ss kilkakroG wieksze. Opr6cz
tego W rsce zwyciszc6w wpa-
do wielu niewolnik6w.
W zdobytYch portach znale,
ziono armaty W dobrym stanle
i wielkie zapasy amunicyi.
Gl6wna walka trwala cd g.
Gel rano prawie do wieczora
we czwartek. Rozpocze1a sic
kanonada Japo6czyk6w, na
kt6rs zywo odpowiada}y dzia-
la ehi1skie fort6w. Nastep
ME uderzano z bagnetem W re-
ku ma wa}y-i zdobywano for
ty, piedd po piedzi ziemi,
Ataki Japo1czyk6w byIy
prawdziwie dzielne i ogni-
ste.
Naigoretsza walka toczyla
sic przy forcie Kokinsan, u
abrojonym W ciezkie armaty
Kruppa, kt6ry s1usznie uwa-
1ano "a klucz pozycyi chin
skich. w samo po1udnie 20
sta} on zdobyty, a odtad wido-
cznem juz bylo, re Japo1czycy
sa zwyciezcami.
Liczbe gabitych Chi6ezy-
k6w podaia Dajmniej ma 1000
ludzi.
Depesza .,Timesa" Che
Foo douosi, re miasto Port
Arthur Sru1ay nleKtorych TOT
tow stoja W plomieniacb. W
porcie znajduje sic II okret6w
wojennych japOhskich
Statek depeszowy japo1sk
opusci} Ping Yang, wiozac re-
skrypt cesarza do feldmarsza1-
ka Oyama podziekowaniem
"a zdobycie fortecy.
SHANGHAI, 25go listopada.
Urzsdnicy chl18cy rozsJ 1ajs
ztad depesze, W kt6rych twier
dza, ze wiadomosc o zdobyciu
Port Arthur jest niepra-
wdziwa.
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PrawOsfawny biskup.
RekIama australasia.

Reklama austrslijska przewYzsza
reklamy wszystkich KRAKOW: Flrma
stolarska Hoopert sp, by sciagnad
publicznos6 do swego sksadu, oswald
cza, IL tym m3odym maszonkom, kt6-
rzy ma nowe wsp6lne gospodarstwo
zakupia cd frmy tel meble, wyp4a'
coma bedzie GAIA suma, jaka "a meble
zaplaca, W dniu. -. srebrnego wese'
Ia.
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Walki z pOwstancami W Vene-
zueli.

CARACAS, Venezuela, 25 IL
stopada. = Ma wojska rzado-
we, kt6re W piatek opusci2y m.
Merida, maszeruisc przeclw
powsta6com, ci ostatni W leslie
niedaleko Maturin urzadziliza-
svdake. Straz przednia wpadla
W pulapke zostala zdaiesiat
kowana; ale glowny oddzial
spostrzeglsie inapadlszy . boku
ma powsta1c6w, zni6sl ich do
szczetu. Dwustu szesdziesisciu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-26
Staranie sic o szczescie.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to pan do
mysla sic celu moich odwiedzinG
Ojciec panny: = Wien; przycho-
: dzisz pan prosi6 o reke o6rki, cheese
uczynic ja szczesliwa....
Konkurent: :-Bede sic starai to.
Ojciec; takim razie pozwol
jej pan. -. wyizd "a kogo innego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-26

Fair" jednOdniOwy ma pOkrycie
dIug6w pawi Onu pOlskO-ameryka1skie-
go we LwOwie, Odbeuzie sic d 20 listO-
pada W Thanksgiving Day" W Hall
przy ul. Bradley. Nstep wOlny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-26

Indyan. d. IA kWietnia b, r.
szalupa Examiner wyjecha}a z
Yumy do San Francisco rzeka
Colorado i przez zatoke kali
fornijska. Znajdowali sic ma
niej James Logan, Charles Co.
well, Geo. Flawell nieiaki
O'Brien. Ko}o Angel Bay
mad zatoka, Cowell oddzieli1
sic cd podr6znych, a inni pc.
jechali dalej ma po}udnie. Dnia
5 czerwca nadszed} do Yumy
list, datowany 81 maja cd Fla
wela, W kt6rym opisana by}a
podr6z szalupy cd Tlburn Is.
land wzdluz wybrzeza meksy.
ka1skiego. Flawell tez dono.
si}, re Robinson i Logan, po-
lujac na wyspie, prawdopodo-
bnle zostall zastrzelenl przez
Indyan, a on sam (Flawell) } i
O'Brien uratowali sic tylko
przypadkowo przez to, re 2naj.
dowali sic tuz mad brzegiem i
zdolali uciec W cz6lnach. Ro-
hert Hornbrook. WvdaWca oa.
zety-w Yuma, zwr6cil sic do
rza6u zwiazkowego prosba,
by wysiano ludzi do zbadania
sprawy i ukarania morderc6w,
kt6rych nadto posadzono o lu-
dozerstwo; Rad dowiedzia-
wszy sic, ze Robinson napisa4
kilka romans6w fantastycz
nych, podejrzywajac, il owe
wiesci SO tylko pfodem jego
fantazyi, mic podty
ME uczyni}. = Obecnie prof.
Mecca i Dunwoodie z instytu
tu smitbsonia6skiego, ktorzy
powr6cili z 40 dniowej podr6-
1y pomiedzy Iudyanami, po.
twierdzili wiesc o zastrzeleniu
Robinsona i Logana, Indyanie
Il poczatku ME chcieli sic prZy.
znaG, re ich zamordowali, ale
W ko1cu przyzpali sic, tylko
ME chcieli wydaG morderc6w.
Zaprzeczaja stanowczo, by po-
zarto ich cia}a. Profesorzy,
kt6rzy So specyalistami W ba,
daniach etnograficznych, zw1a-
szcza co do Indyan, powiadaja,
re ma wyspie Tiburn Indyanie
SO najdzikszymi, jacy gdzie.
kolwiek sic znajduja. Zyjs tyl-
ko z polowania ryboi6stwa,
a mieso po2ywaja surowe. Ma
ich bye jeszcze oko}o 400.
NakOniec pOiar stfumiOny.
PANA, ILL.,, 25 list.-Pozar,
kt6ry cd jakich 10 dni srozy}
W dolinie rzeki Okaw, 1aresz-
Gle gasnie i wedle ostatnich
wiadomosci, spodziewajs sic,
ze do jutra W po}udnie zupe}'
ME zostanie stiumiony. Szko-
da zrzadzona bedzie bardzo
znaczna, gdyz ma przestrzeni
Is mil wzd}uz rzeki spali}y sic
wszystkie lasy i pastwiska.
Take i farmerskie zabudowa-
MIA po drodze napotkane pozar
poch1ona}. Duao bydla, sprzs.
tow gospodarczych i domo.
wych, zboza, spali}o sic row.
niez, a kilka rodzin straci}o
wskutek pozaru wszystko, co
posiada}y.
PrawOsfawny biskup.
P1rrsBURe, Pa, % listop.-
Biskup prawos}awnego koscio.
Ia W Stanach Zjednoczonych
Miko}aj, dzisiaj W Woods
Run poswieci} nowa cerkiew.
Odprawiono tam tez za{obne
naboze6stwo "a zmar}ego cara.
We wtorek biskup wyjezdza
do Chicago, a W ciagu tygod-
MIA poswieci tamtejsza cerkiew.
Potem powl6ci do San Fran.
cisco.
RekIama australasia.
Pol>Io,oo o,,e+roliioko przouu5c1a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-26
w teatrze.

Aktor: Moi kochany, pozycz m
pied dolar6w..
Prpyjaoiel: Chetnie bym OF pozy-
ozyl, ale watpie, ozy bedziesz kiedy
W stanie mi oddac.
Aktor: ,Czy ME wiesz, ze W dzi-
siejszym dramacie kradne W trzecim
akcie czterdziesci tysiecy dolar6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-26

We srode W Hall schoenhofena
teatr Kazimierczyk6w Kantowa.
Odegrsna bedzie piekna sztuka Po.
chod z pochodniami''. Warto js zo'
baczyc!