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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-05-26
WOina ceIna pOmiedzy Niemcami
a HisZpania.

BERLIN, 25go maja = Po-
miedzy Niemcami Hiszpania
wynik}a wojna taryfowa. Pier
wsza Hiszpauia wyznaczy1a
wysokie ella na niekt6re pred.
mioty wwozone z Niemiec. W
odpowiedzi og}oszonY obecnie
dekret cesarski naklada clio
dodatkowe W wysokosci so
proc. ella zwyk}ego ma gf6wne
produkta Hiszpanii i jej kolo,
nil, przywozone do Niemiec.
Jestto tylko poczatek komple.
tnei wojny celnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-05-26
NOtatki miejskie.

= Jutro W Hall Walsha przy rogu
ul. Noble Emma odbsdzie sic kon,
cert ma doch6d szko}y sw. Trolley.
= And. Ryan, SO letni zwrotniczy
kolei Grand Trunk, zosta} wczoraj
przejechany ma smierc przez pociag
tejze kolei.
= Pierwsze tony Album6w, prze.
znaczonych ma wystawe lwowska,
wyjda Chicago juz po niedzieli.
- Jutro W Hall Puiaskiego cd.
bedzie sic tertr bal Soko4a polskiego
nr. I-szy.
= w oknie saloonu HoteluPol.
skim Ma Noble ul. ujrzelismy wczo.
raj -ku wlelkiemu swemu zdziwle.
niu! = nastspuiacy szyld: nCcxey's
Commonweal Army's Recruiting Of,
fce". A to CO?
= Ma " ojciechowie zmar1a S. p.
Marya Bonk, zona wsp6}wlasciciela
saloonu Hall Pulaskiego. DIS po.
grzeb.
= Edwin G.. Foreman julius Ro-
senberg kupili Iote ma Michigan ave.
pomiedzy 81 a 30ma ul. (9Ox200
st6p) "a $4,000. sliozna sumka!
- John Colsen, Szwed, zatrudnio.
ny ma sekeyi 4ej kana}u drenowego,
niedaleko Willows Springs, utonas
W kanale.
- 26letni Albert Peters, zam. pm.
65 ma Clifton ul,, usilowal popeinid
samob6jstwo = przez uduszenie sic
gazem -. Powodem samob6jstwa
by1a klotnia iona.
= Tow. beneftowe ,,K aights and
Ladies of America" zdankrutowaio.
Ustanowiono dian kurarora upad}o,
Sci.
Tow. budo wlano- -pozyczkowe
i'm. Kopernika ma Wojciechowie O.
twiera d. Ego czerwca druga swa
serge.
: Sedzia Eberhard odes}al 8 pol,
skich czeskich chlopc6w, kt6rzy ns
16 ulicy pomiedzy Paulina i Wood
str. okradali wsgony kolei, do sadu
kryminaluego: Nazwiska ich So: F'r'
Titlowski, Albert Korbal, Jan Domi
nowski, S. Piotrowski i J6z. Werda.
w sztorze Siegel, Cooper Sp
aresztowano wczoraj dwie zlodzieiki
Emme Weir Nellie Schultz. Miaiy
one 6 sztuk iedwabiu ukrytych pod
sukniami. Wartos6 tych sztuczek
$147.
= B. pastor protestacki S. V. Ho
ward zosta} wczoraj aresztowany W
Englewood "a wypuszczenie W obieg
fa}szywego czeku ma $50. Niezay
pastor!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-05-26
P0kNitOHania.

Ma Skarb Narodowy i do kasy Lii
gi Polskiej z}ozyli ma mole rece: Fs-
milia Rusakowskich Chicago, Bar
tsomiej, Franciszek, Kornelia, Ber-
nard, J6zef i Franciszka - 70 cen
tow; familia Mrukowskich Chicago:
J6zef, Paulina, Sylvester, Wiktorya
i Jan = s1.OO; Franciszek Grzebih-
ski z Pullman, Ill. 12c. ma S. N. i
88 c. do kasy Ligi; Tomasz skary-
szewski z Chicago IL c. ma S. n i
80 c. do kasy Ligi; Ign. Pawlowski
z New Yorku II 9. ma S. n. i $500
ma potrzeby Ligi.
StanaisSaao SzaoGjkart,
sekretarZ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-05-26
POIacy pOmOrdOwani W Pennsyl-
Yanii.

Uniontoocn, 25 maja. : w liczbie
4 ech strajkier6w, zamordowanych
wczoraj W starciu PREY Sickle Hol-
low, dwaj sa podobno Polacy. Ma
zwiska ich brzmia jak nastepuje: J6-
zef Golitko, lat AZ, zonaty i dzietny,
dostal kule W oko i Bazyli Owsik
Port Royal, dostai kule W plecy.
Wielu Jest rannych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-05-26
w p61nocnei czesci miasta

dis wieczorem przysz}o do b6j.
XII, W kt6rej kilkunastu straj-
ker6w ohio polskiego robotni.
ka Birkowskiego, oskarzajac
60 O szpiegostwo. Birkowski
tax jest pobity i pokaleczony,
re lekarze watpia, by mogli go
utrzymac przy zyciu. Nieza
wodnie zabiliby go na niej,
scu, gdyby ME by}y sic VIDA.
ly W to kobiety, ktore go osta
tecznie obroni1y.
Pomiedzy forpocztami a gro.
mada strajker6w przysz}o do
utarczki, ale bagnetami rozpe-
dzono strajker6w. Jednego z
Mich, Meisenbacha, skaleczono
bagnetem p6dniej zaprowa-
dzono ma odwach. Wielu
strajker6w ME da sic uspokoiG
i utrzymac W karbach przez
umiarkowa6szych i co chwila
MONA oczekiwaG rozruch6w.
w sniegach zginaf.
MOUNT VERNON, WASH, 25
maja. Kiedy kilku tutejszych
obywateli w lodzi przeprawia,
10 sic przez rzeke, znalezli pc.
mied4y r6znymi szczatkami
drew po rzece p4ynacemi, sta
ra faszke cd chlniny. We fla
szce znalezli kartke, na kt6rej
by}y napisane tie s}owa o}6w-
kiem: u zr6del South Fork,
Cascade Greek, II kwietnia
1894. Oh trzech tygodni W
g6rach znajduia sic W sniez
nych zawiejach i wYjscia ME
widze. Cd trzech dni ami mic
ME jad}em. Znajda. mie, gdY
sniegi stopnieja. Jestem W
rozpaczy. Ma mi}osc Boska ra.
tuicie mie. Nam zone W st.
Paul; nazywa sic Marya Jako-
bow. Ma mi1osc Boska co
nam czynic! Ratujcie mie!
H. A. Jakobow." : Miejsce
wymienione ma kartce po}ozo-
ne jest 125 mil stad, a snieg
tam leza} W zimie do -wysoko-
Sci % stop. Posfano telegra.
my do Sauk City, o Is mil
po}ozonego wyzej rzeki, by "a
rzadzono poszukiwania.
Rozruchy W ObwOdach kOksO'
Wych.
UNIoNrowN, Pa, 26 maja.
- Przy Washington Run pa
nuje dis taxi spok6j, jakoby
wczoraj ME odby}a sic tam
wcale krwawa walka. Strajke.
rzy ME pokazali sic wiecej i
ME mieli tea zgromadzenia.
Robotnicy jednak ME powr6-
Gill i s}ychac, re sympatyzuja
iuz teraz re strajkerami z po'
wodu zajsc, gdyz uwazaja wy
stapienie szeryfa i strzelanie, W
skutek kt6rego 4 osoby zosta}y
zabite, "a anieusprawiedliwione.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-05-26
Madry sfuga.

= Kukaszu! zbudzisz mie jutro
samej czwarteJ, bo trzeba mi wyje-
cha6 pred plata
= Bardzo dobrze! ale pau bedzie
iaskaw ma mnie zadzwoni6. 80.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-05-26

Edwards wyszed3 potem for
tn = i rozbii jeszcze oddzia}y
handlarzy niewolnik6w W po-
lu, W6dz ich Makandjira 20
sta} wziety do niewoli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-05-26
Strsik g6rnik6W W Illinois.

LASALLE, ILL.,, 25 maja. Ma.
desziy tu oddzia}y wojskowe i
DUO sic to przyczyni}o do u.
spokojenia mieszkahc6w, kt6-
rzy obawiali sic, il strajkerzy
pope}nia6 beda wielkie gwa}ty.
Wojsko roz}ozy4o sic obozem
ma wzg6rzach na wsch6d cd
miasta. Pred po}udniem odby-
}y sic zgromadzenia g6rnik6w.
By}o wielu bardzo rozgniewa'
nych i sklonnych do wywo1a,
MA zaburze6, ale umiarkowa1-
Sym uda}o sic ich uspokoit.
Strajker6w gniewa jeszcze maj.
wiecej, re W Ottawa wczorai
zamknieto dw6ch burzycleli i
moga nowe nastapie rozruchy,
jezeli jak najpredzej ME rozpo.
cznie sic ich process.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-05-26
Telegramy Krajoge
SpraWOzdanie kOmitetu sledcze-
60.

WAsHiNGToN,25 maja, Komi-
tet sledczy, wyznaczony przez
Senat, azeby przekona} sic, lie
jest prawdy W oskarzeniu ME-
kt6rych Senator6w o to, jako-
by dali sic przekupic przez
TRUST cukrowy W. sprawie
cha na cukier na}ozonego, u
ko6czy} swe prace i z}ozy} ra-
port Senatowi. Ze sledztwa O.
kaza}o sic, re istotnie Buttz,
by}y cz}onek kongresu North
Carolina, W imieniu ntrustu"
cukrowego robi} pr6by pre-
kqpienia niektorych Senate
row. Jednakowoz ami Senator
KYLE, ami Senator Hunto' ME
dali: sic przekupiG j najzupe}.
niej houorem lwyszli 2 tel
sprawy. Ss wolni cd wszelkiej
why ! ani cie6 podejrzenia,
jakoby postapili nlehonorowo,
IA Mich padaG ME moze.
Rozruchy przy Cripple Creek.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, 25
maja. Raporta o rozruchach
W piewszym duiu donosza, re
II os6b zosta}o zabitych, a
moze i jeszcze wiecej ludzi pa
do ofiara. A przeciez w}asci
wa walka jeszcze sic ME roz,
poczeta i rozpocznie sic dopie-
TO, kiedy szeryf nadejdzie z
pomocuikami. DIS rano o SO.
dzinie 10 jedenastu robotni-
k6w rozpoczeio pracowac W
Strong Mine" W Battle Noun
tains. Mn6stwo strajker6w
wkr6tce wysadzi1o prochem W
powietrze budynki mad kopal-
MIA, zrzadzajac szkode na $685.
000 Potem wrzucili do kopal-
nj 100 funt6w Giant powder"
/ doprowadzili do eksplozyi,
W skutek kt6rej robotnicy tam
zatrudnieui zostali pozabijani.
Zmuszono tez uzbrojonych Is
robotnik6w, zaangazOwanych
do Strong Nine, do wydauia
broni strajkerom. Skoro mad.
ciagnie oddziai szeryfa, przyj-
die do krwawych bardzo zajsc.
0 godz. 6 wieczorem pofoae-
ME wielce jest groznem. W
Victor, 6 mil stad, straj kerry
uzbrojeni osza6cowali sic /
przygotowali do odparcia sze.
ryfa, a s}ychac, re dynamit
pod}ozyli pod swe szahce W
Bull Hill, by je wysadzic W
powietrze, skoro zostana opa.
nowane przez szeryfa. Telefo-
niczne druty W okolicy straj-
kerry poprzecinali, zachodzi
prawdopodobie1stwo, re i tele-
graticzne poprzecinaja.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, %
maja. Dzis rano oko}o 60.
dziny 10 do Victor przyby}
szeryf 2 oddzia1em liczacym
$50 ludzi. Otoczy}o ich 400
strajker6w rozpocze4a sic po-
tyczka; oddzia} szeryfa zmu.
szono do cofniecia sic ukrycia
sic poza ska4y, Szeryf dosta&
sic do Independence Mine "a
jaf to kopalnie, ale oko}o godz.
zmuszono 90 do poddania sic
i z}ozenia broni; g6rnicy pod
silna straza prowadza pomocni-
k6w szeryfa do miasta. Setki
gornik6w uzbrojonych strzega
przystep6w do kopalni Victor,
z PM drew ustawili barykady
w strzelnice zaopatrzone i po.
siadaja znaczne zapasy prochu
i broni.
Strsjk g6rnik6w W Illinois.
LASALLE, ILL.,, 25 maja. Ma.
deszfy tu oddzia}y wojskowe i
DUO sic to przyczynifo do u.
spokojenia mieszkancow, kt6-
rzy obawiali sic, il strajkerzy
pope}niac beda wielkie gwa}ty.
Wojsko roz}ozy4o sic obozem
ma wzg6rzsch ma wsch6d cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-05-26

nadzieje go znalez6. Do wszystkich
zak1ad6w zastawniczych rozessauo do
k}adny opis skradzionych kosztowno
Sci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-05-26
Zbyt niedelikatnie wyrzu

21,letni David Kenny Lafayette,
Ind, wczorai po poludniu W piwiarni
nalezacej do Tony Equie pm. 44e
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Leave Savannah daily except Monday 1890 p. m
Arrive Jacksonville $50 ana St. Augustine p M
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The Kindergarten svtem

In April, seventeen eiRhty-two.
When soft the earth with heavens dew
When green the trees and bright the sky,
When birds we're singing from the high
And lofty trees; baby boy
Came in this world Of grief and Joy.
No mothers fond, true love had he,
No sisters dear, kind face TO see
His fathers pastors duties left
No time to Friedrich, who, bereft
Also OF elder brothers care,
Was lonely, sad and without cheer
In time his brother homeward came,
And taught the boy OF flowers, grain
~ birds and beasts, of trees and sky
Oh! happy then. the boy, not shy
Not lonely more. his garden bright
With plants and 1owers-his hearts delight
And Friedrich, as he old er grew,
A teacher wished TO be; he knew
The griefs and joys of childhood times,
And longed to train all bright, young minds
As careful gardeners train young plants,
From seed to full-grown stage advanced.
He, tender gardener. kind,
81 human hearts and human minds
Would happy be, and happy they;
WITH tender care from out their way
He'd pull the weeds and give them food,
Up straight to grow, both strong and good
And so, with pupils, six or more,
His work began; as he before
Had cared for, weeded, watched his plants
With tender love and Joy enhanced,
50 now he tended plants with souls,
Their lovely natures did unfold.
Twas long before the people good
His cherished ideas well approved
But as time passed, and showed such fine
Results from labor of his mind
And heart, they softer grew, and soon
Much help had he, and much work done
Ere long years passed, he found a name
To give his school, which to great fame
Is now as widely, broadly known,
And oall countries. gladly borne
In native tongue It's kindergarten;
kind-for child, garten-garden.
And thus this good man gave his life
To noble work, through care and strife
OF troublous times; did fully give
All love, all thought, and taught TO live
And grow Alright, dear children true;
He died in eighteen tifty-two.
Savannah Ca, April 18th.
"Oh, ma" said little Elsie as the early
spring btcyclist sped by on his pneumatic tire
wheel.
What is it, dear" said her mother
Look at the bicycle with it's winter rub
bers on. Chicago Record.
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Weathers and Louis Fox were elected, the.
latter heading the ticket with 50 votes
In the United states circuit court at Pensa-
cola Thursday. the jury in the case OF NJ. NJ.
Bay City. Mich, vs. G. J.. Buckt- Of Jackson
vile and New York rendered a verdict IN
favor o. he plantid for 2l96i9 Sc.
The latest contribution TO the list Of condi-
ments is an elegant vinegar manufactured by
a special process from plneapples. The IN
ventOr Of thiS process is Miss Belle Fergu-
son Of Key West Miss Ferguson has had
the process patented. and proposes to sell
the right TO manufacturers.
LuraVllle is to be the Headquarters Of the
French Phosphate Company They are nov
ing their men and machinery from Anthony.
and are now at work on their large mill at
LuraYfile. the capacity OF which is to be
doubled 40 once. This viii make the mill
the largest Of its kind in the state
A final decree Of foreclosure was fled in
the county clerks once al Jacksonville
Thursday in the case Of the First National
Bank OF Florida vs.. William r. Ashmead and
wife. The property involved is the east half
OF lot numbered three, and the east half Of the
lot numbered six, and eight feet on the west
SIDE Of lot numbered four, all In block num-
Deled 1our IN the city OF Jacksonville,
bounded south by Forsyth street, west by lot
OF Katherine Knapp north by Adams street
ana east by lot eiEht-Odicial map and re-
naming part Of lot four. The amount due is
egOi4 A. principal ana interest. and supreme
court costs Of 8i6 The property Is ordered to
DE sold by the special master, w. NJ. Bost-
wick, II the amount due and costs are not
paid within a reasonable time. The decree
was rendered by Judge White OF the Third
judicial circuit, Judge Call being disqualified
Tampa Times: J. 3. Soufront's store was
closed yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Spen-
Ger 10 satisfy distress warrant. Henry
kruse- his landlord has a bin OF S242 against
Sounront for rent and he had TO appeal TO the
sheriff to get IT, Sheriff Spencer holds about
a dozen executions, all Of them for small
sums amounting in all 10 about $3.50. SOuf-
front notified the sheriff that he would take
refuge under the homestead law that is if
DE can get lawyer to attend to his case.
But the lawyers have grown wise-they refuse
90 touch the case unless he pays the fee first
and that is a CALLING thing for the ex- president
of Hayu to do. his store was closed once
before and he promised to pay fee OF $50 TO
Well-knoWn lawyers II they would get him out
of the difficulty. He claimed exemption I'M
der the homestead law and resumed business
When his lawyers asked for their fee he said
he would give them The first $50 he earned
above his homestead rights. They have
never seen the money
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Gen. GOrdon's lecture, The Last DAYS Of
the Confederacy' will be delivered by him at
the opera house at Jacksonville tonight.
Capt L. w. Cook has purchased OF E. b.
barnes the ten acre orange grove ad ioinlng
). ;. Waterhouse. east Of Orlando. The con
sideration was 5000
Inc StoneRrOvC Of seven and a half acres
situated in the upper part OF Orlando and
owned by Capt. L. w. Cook has been sold 10
+. B. Barnes for e 900.
George A. Cason of Sarasota. has pur-
chased the companys store and warehouse
at Sarasota and viii move mis- mercantile
business into II in June.
d. g. Brent, the new collector OF customs
AZ PENSACOLA, has forwarded his bond to
WASHINGTON and announces he will take
SnaIee OF the custom house on May /.
John Leslee alias Charles Harrison. alias
oharles Pierce. on trial in the circuit court
az ~; Augustine. on eight charges OF LARCENY
Jul slaIS' etc, was convicted on tuesday.
,o ~ the election held Thursday for trustees
-. tne Ocala Subschool district only a li0bf
'N'0 was cast h. L. Anderson, Brantley A.
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T'HE steamships Of this company are ap-
L pointed to sail from Savannah for Bali.
more as folloYs-standard time:
WIN. CRANE, Capt. w. J. BOND, SATUR-
DAY, April y, 6:3O p m.
D. Il. MILLER. Capt. G. w. BuLups.
WEDNESDAY, April rs, 9 a. m.
WIN. LAWRENCE, Capt. WINsLow FOSTER.
SATURDAY, April 28, IL noon.
And from Baltimore every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY. NN
Through bills Of lading given to all points
West, all the manufacturing towns Ia New
England and to ports Of the United Kingdom
and the Continent.
]. J. CAROLAN, Agent.
- .- Baltimore wharf
J. @. WHITNEY, Tranic Manager, Baltimore,
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A Negro Shoots a Thief Who Re-
fused to Surrender, and Death Re
suits From the Wound - A Black
Brute Attacks Girl, Is Capturned
and Saved From Lynching by Her
Father.
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EDITED BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
PART 8 CONTAINS
ALITERARY and PICTORIAL DESCRIPTION


Mauoh Chunk, Lookout Mountain and
the Tennessee, and On the
Pacific Slope,
WITH IILUsTRA ATOMS OF
Mauch Chunk and Mount Pisgah.
Maueh Chunk, from Foot OF Mount
Pisgah
Canal Boats receiving Coal.
Mauch Chunk Highway.
The Tennessee.
Lookout Mountain 49, View from the
Point.
Chattanooga and the Tennessee, from
Lookout Mountain.
Rock City Lookout Mountain.
Rock Forms on Lookout Mountain.
Rocks, Rock City.
Ferry at Chattanooga.
Suck Creek
Steamers on the Tennessee Warped
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r n Marble, Atty

Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878, as Am
mended by Act or Congress Approx
ed Aug. 4, 1892. Notice for, Publ
catlon,-U. S. Land Office, Duluth,
Minnesota, Dec. goth, 1898. Notice
is hereby given that in com pllance with
the provisions OF the act OF congress of
June 3, 1878, entitled can act for the
sale of timber lands in the states of
California, Oregon, Nevada and Wash
act OF August 4, 1892, Otto Erickson
OF duluth, county of St. Louis,
state OF Minnesota, has this day filed in
this office his sworn statement no. 1929
fol the purchase Of sw4 of nw4 of sec.
80, township IS north, range west 4th
p. M, and will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for it's
timber and stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish his claim to
said land before the register and 'receiv-
or Of this Office at Duluth, Mimi, on
Wednesday, the 9th day of May, 1894.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above described lands are req uest
ed to file their claims in this office on or
before said 9th day of May, 1894.
A. j. TAYLOR, Register
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