davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-07-09

mach kolei Burlington oraz
Baltimore & Ohio wzd}uz l6ej
ulicy, poczawszy cd Ashland
ave. 81 do Western ave. Uka.
za}y sic straze i policya. Przy.
byia straz ogniowa. Pociagi
przechodzily pod straza.
Najfatalniejsze zajscie mia}o
miejsce po godz. Sci wieczorem
ma krzyzowce PREY 16ej ulicy i
Ashland ave., niedaleko Hall
Pu}askiego. Gdy jacys }obuzy,
podobno strajkierzy, usi}owali
podpalic W tenn miejscu wagon,
a obok przyglada} sic temu
t}um zlozony Czech6w, Pola.
k6w Niemc6w, przyby}a zaa.
larmowana policya. Podobno
ktos rzucil kamieniem. Dose
ze policyanci z pa}kami i re-
wolwerami rzucili sic ma tlum
i i strzelajac (najpierw podo.
bno W g6re) pedzili 60 pred
SODA W Ashland ave. ku ulicy
lei.
Tu zdarzy} sic fatalny, a
nadzwyczaj dziwny wypadek.
Ma dachu trzypietrowego
domu przy rogu lei i Ash
land ave. (gdzie sic zuajduje
grosernia p. Knio}y) stala
m1oda Ito letuia Niemka
Marta Bach, przyglsdajac sic
scenic zaburzenia. Ma tax
znacznej wysokosci zdawa}a
sic zupe1nie bezpleczna. Gdy
wtem kula, widocznie wy
strzelona dla postrachu W
gore, dosiegfa ia j zada}a
jej smierc natychmiastowa.
Biedne dziewcze, trafione W
piers, pablo niezywe ;.
Tymczasem ma dole policya
rozprawiala sic ostro ucieka
jacym t1umem, Bi}a pa}kami
: i strzela}a. Wielu ME bio.
racym udzialu w zaburzeniu
dosta}y sic mocne guzy. T}um
chroni} sic do sztorow, W tym
zamecie W groserni p. KINDLY
ktos niewiadomy porwa4 ka.
sy dwadziescia kilka dolar6w.
Niekt6re domy nosza slady
kul rewolwerowych; tax dom
p. .Napieralskiego Da lei jest
postrzelany.
Oprocz porozblJanych glow,
postrzelona zosta}a lekko jedna
stara Czeszka, kt6rej nazwiska
ME MONA sic dowiedzieG il
odnios}a ciezka rane cd po.
strza}u Polka Maryamaaa Ho.
aOdqoaec.
Howa6cowa mieszka pm.
725 ma Vaa Horn al. Repor.
ter nasz odwiedzil ia wczoraj.
Ramona iczy lat "a, jest "a.
mezna, pochodzi Nowego
Targu 2 Galicyi, tn W Amery-
ce mieszka5 5 lat. Jak powiada,
poszla razem 2 mezem po mie.
so i widzac tlum, zacze}a sic
przygladac. Gdy uciekala, 20.
stala postrzelona W reke. Kula
przeszyla jej reke ma ukos.
Rane opatrzyl je:; bezplatnie
DIR. Kufewski. Howa1cowie
SO bardzo biedni ludzie. w
piatek pochowali dziecko; Ho-
Naniee1juz cd dluzszego czasu
1l racowai; ME maja picnic
ozy kwet ma kupno zapisaue-
toAcsenie ma ssronmicy q.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-07-09
KpWaW0 zaburzenia W Chicago.
Walka ma Town of Lake-DW0ch zabitych, Is rannych.
PoSak gabity Western ove.-zo6urse"'a
Woicieehowse
KREW LEJE SIZE w HAMMOND.
Udziaf POak6W zaburzeniach
Zamierzony straik wszyskich organzacy robotnczych
Town of Lake e-Dw0ch zabitych, Is rannych.
KREW LEJE sIE W HAMMOND.
Udziaf POlak6w W zaburzeniach.
Zamerzony strak wszystkch organizacy robotniczych
To dalo haslo do strzelania.

Oddzial milicyi da} kiIka
salw. T}um zpoczatku chcia}
walczyG 2 aoinierzami, W re-
zultacie jednak zacza} uciekat.
Zo}nierze strzelali "a MIN, a
wreszcie, widzac, re ME spro-
staia mason, wsiedli ma apociagi
odiechaliz pospiechem do mia
sta.
Rezultat strzelaniny by}
straszny.
Jedeu cz}owiek zosta} zabi-
ty, kilkunastu rannych.
Nazwiska zabitych So:
John Burke, Amerykanin,
zamieszkaiy PREY 30ei ul. i
Halsted, zwany Engine"
Burke, postrzelony przez piers,
zma4 W szpitalu.
Thomas JacSman, Amery-
kanin, zam. pm, 520l Lufin,,
robotnik W fabryce butteryny,
lat 81, postrzelony W brzuch,
zmar} 0 godz, 5 min. 80 rano
W szpitalu Union.
Nazwiska ranuych So, o lie
MONA by}o sprawdziG, nasts-
pujsce:
Jaw Schultz, Polak, lat q,
zam. pm. 4S4l ma Cook ul.,
postrzelony W udo, moze um.
rec, wziety do szpitala.
Antonj Gajee0skj, Poiak,
ciesla, zam. pm. 6511 ma Loo
mis- ul., przestrzelone prawe
ramie, leczy sic W domu.
Antoni S5e5e,0skj, Polak,
lat 81, robotnik, kawaler, zam.
pm. 65ll Carpenter, przestrze-
lone prawe ramie, amputacya
konieczna, znajduje sic W szpi-
talu Union.
WEodys5a,0 Ko5mimshj, Po-
lax, postrzelony z ty}u, mie.
ska gdzies ma Lincoln ul., le-
czy sic wdomu.
Piotr SscSepa@sbij, zam.
pm. 1880 ma Throop ul., po-
strzelony W lewa noge, W do
mu.
George Brueckner, Niemiec,
lat II, zam. pm. 1911 ma Loo.
mis-, przestrzelony przez noge,
leczy sic W szpitalu Union.
Henry Williams, Ameryka,
min, lat 81, robotnik, zam. p. n.
1868 na 81 ulicy, postrzelony
W lewe ramie.
John Kronberg, zyd czeski,
zam. p. n. 4847, na LOOMS ul.
ma ciezkle rany cd bagneta W
piersi.
John Smith, zam. pm. 1882
Winchester ave. nogi przestrze'
lone.
Geo. Bocbqoata', zam. p. n.
1910 ma Loomis ul.,, zdaje sic
Czech, postrzelony W praws
noge.
John Kerr, zam. p. n. 644
ma 43iej ul, postrzelony W bio,
dro.
Charles K5imgenberg, zam.
p. n. 4847 ma Loomis ul., dwie
rany cd bagnetu W prawej no.
DE.
Anna Linge,', Czeszka, zam.
pm. 4748 ma Throop ul., postrze-
Iona W kostke u nogi, wzieta
do szpitala.
John Fyoherty, Irlandczyk,
zam. pm. 1914 Frazier ul., po-
strzelony W box.
Charles Odie, zam. pm. 1894
ma Bishop ul,, niebezpiecznle
postrzelony. Pierwotnie dono-
szono, il zosta} zabity.
Oto, o lie MONA by3o spra-
|, wdzi6, najdok}adniejsza ista
ofar walki prey 49ej ul. i Loo,
mis-.
Me Jest ona przeciez bez
3 szgs]lsdnie dok1aana. Jest pc
gliczba os6b. Ikt6re odnio.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-07-09

ME posiada} ami broni palnej
ami palek / zelaznych drag6w,
o kt6rych opowiadaja gazety
amerykahskie, dowod tego
najlepszy W TEN, zezaden z zoi-
merry ME odni6s{ rany ami Cd
kuli ami cd uderzenia zelazem.
Faktem jest, re wojsko strzela
10 do uciekajacych = i rauifo
ich.
B6jka trwa}a kr6tko.
Po trzykrotnych wystrza-
ZACH zolnierze wsiedli ma po.
ci8g : odjechali. Pozosta}a
ma miejscu policya, zaledwo
kilku ludzi, a pomimo to t3um
ME napadl ma MIA mic jej z}e-
go ME zrobil. Dopiero gdy
policyi przyby4y posilki, roz
poczela sic gonitwa "a luddmi
W kieranku ulic Frazer l
Throop wzdluz linii kolejowej.
Przy rogu ul. Frazer 49ej
tuz obok kolei znajduje sic sa-
loon polski p. Stan. Byczkow-
skiego (dawniei Tandeka).
Gdy pollcya zacze}a pedzic
t1um pred soba, hiiac stree,
laiac, wiele os6b schroni}o sic
do tego domu. Ot6z policy
anci przypuszczali formalny
szturm do saloonu. Ma scia'
mach domu So slady kul rewol-
werowych. Okna ma parterze
i pietrze powybija}y kule.
Cudem tylko, mkt W domu
ME zosta1 raniony ami zabity.
x Interview rannym.
Reporterzy nasi mieli spo-
sobnosc widziec sic z jednym
tylko z rauionych W sobote
Polak6w.
Jestto Piotr Szczepa6ski,
zam. pm. 1880 Throop ul.; po-
chodzi on z CUB. Kaliskiej z
Kr6lestwa, lat przesz}o 80, ma
zone W starym kraju, tutaj "a
ledwo Cd rokui mieszka u bra.
TIA. Juz oddawna niema piracy.
Poszed}, iak twierdzi, Gle
kawosci, zobaczyc, co sic die,
je; ma nikogo ME napada3; wi.
dial ch1opcow, rzucajscych
kamienie. Gdy zaczeto stree
lac, ucieka} przez 49ta ku
Throop i by} juz przy Fra
ger ul., gdy kula trafi}a 60 W
kostke. Niema pieniedzy ma
lekarstwo i cd soboty do
niedzieli wieczorem ME by{
opatrzony.
q pozosta1ych Polak6w, re-
porter tutejszego ,,Heralda"
interviem'owa} W szpitalu U.
nion Antoniego Slezewskiego.
Ten tax samo twierdzi re znaj-
dowa} sic ma miejscu przez
prosta ciekawos6; ME widzia}
jeszcze pigdy zo}nierzy amery-
ka1skich i i chcia} ich ujrzec.
Og6Ine wrazenie,
jake odnies i nasi sprawozda
wcy na miejscu, W ognisku lu.
dnosci polskiej, ma Frazer i
Throop ulicy, 0 diva biloxi cd
miejsca katastrofy, by}o take,
ze przewaznie oiarami strzela.
niny padli ludzie niewinni,
ciekawi, kt6rzy przyszli ,,ga-
pic" sic ma strajk.
Wczorai dalei proWadzonol
roboty oko1o Ashland ess. i
Paulina ul:S5r i8dw jak "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-07-09

GOdzina 4-ta.

oASf ~ NHAS
m. 80 delegaci 81 Uni i orga-
nizacyi robotniczych uchwalili
zastrajkovac j~trO 0 godg. 4 po
pO3udniu, jesli do tego czasu
strajk kolejowy ME zostanie
zako6czony sadem polubow-
nym.
strajk obeimle 100000 lu,
dzi.
Przystapii do strajku:
Centralna U MIA piracy, dalei ma
larze, maszynisci, kamieniarze,
plastrarze, plumberzy, cegla-
rzy, ciesle, muzycy, maszynisci,
rzeznicy, kowale, rymarze, wo'
znice, czapniey, piekarze, ,stola,
re, mularze, tokarze, dekarze,
robotnicy w fabrykach zelaza,
kelnerzy, klercy ze sztorow,
Uuie czeskie Rycerzy Piracy
(prawie wszystkie oddzialy),
woznice konduktorzy tram
waiowi t. d. i I'd. Slowem
strajkujs wszyStkie rzemiosia
ga}ezie piracy.
Straik taxi by}by ogromna
kleska dla ca}ego miasta,
Projektowanem jest rozsze,
rzenie strajku na lnne miasta.
Uchwalono take wezwae
PREF. Clevelanda do cofniecia
,.nielegalnie" wezwanych od-
dzial6w wojsk zwiazkowYch.
Samuel Gompers, prezydent
,,Ameryka6skiej Federacyi
Piracy" przyby6 ma do Chica.
90 razem z innymi kiero-
wac bedzie strajkiem.
CiekaWe Odkrycle.
Kapitan o. Neill ze stscyi policyj.
nei W Stock Yardach zrobi& bardzo
ciekawe odkrycie.
Oto pokazuje sic, ze W Stookyar-
dach podk5adoja ogith pod wagony
ludzie, zaprzysiezeni, jako deputies"
marszalka zwiazkowego Arnolna.
Policyauci zdosali ich OdkFyd, ale
aresztowa6 ME mogli.
Wiscej wOiska dIa Chicago.
DIS jeszcze 1000 ludzi wojska
przybywa do Chicago.
zewszad spiesza oddzisay woisko-
we, niekt6re z armatami H 'tohkin
Wojska beda sic gromadziiy W
Fort Sheridan i ztamtad przybeda
W razie potrzeby,
Woda ma bye zamknieta.
DIS mad wieczOrem woda ma bye
zsmkniets calem Chicago. Powo-
dem = brak paliwa.
ZOfnierze Ma ulicaeh.
Coraz ozesoiej spotyka sic aolnie-
rzy baguetami po ulicach. Chodza
DO kilku, jak gdyby odbywajso pa
trole. Widziano ieh dis ma Milwa-
ukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-07-09


bnosc sprawdziG pare takich
niedok}adnoSci. TAX mp. gaze
ty "Tribune" Herald" "In-
ter Ocean poda}y, il W liczbie
postrzelanych znajduje sic p.
K. Il. Zwae0ski, Polak, VIA
sciciel apteki przye rogu ulicy
LOOMS 48ej, gdy tymczasem
p. q. jest zdr6w, a pomy]ka
yowsta}a zapewne ztad, re W
jego apiece opatrgwano kllka
ofar krwawego starcia. Tez
same gazety, przekreciwszy ma
zwisko Polaka Sgosepa5sbiego,
poda}y go W spisie rannych
dwukrotnie, jako "Sezrijan-
skiego" "Schanskiego". Ipo.
dobnych niedok}adnosci jest
znacznie wiecej,
Opierajac sic jednakowoz ma
powyzszym sprawdzonym spi,
sic, mozemy podac stanowczo
liczbe zabitych W starciu przy
Loomis ul, Ia 3. rannych ma
15tu. W tel ostatniej liczbie-
5ciu Polak6w.
Opr6cz tego cd kamieni
rzucanych z t}umu odniesli
uszkodzenia niekt6rzy zo}nie-
re. Lista ich jest nastepuja-
Ca:
Harry Reed, porucznik
kompanii c., rama W skro1,
poiozenie ME krytyczne, leczy
sic W domu.
Il. Dalton, szeregowiec,
piesG rozbita kamieniem.
W. II. Nc Lain, szerego-
wiec, uderzony W szyje ciez-
kim kamieniem.
u. r. Sheehaa, szeregowiec,
takiez uszkodzenie.
f. Su7ItVao, szeregowiec,
plecy rozbite kamieniem.
Wszystkie te uszkodzenia
ME SO niebezpieczne.
Przebieg krWaWegO
starCia.
Przebieg krwawego starcia
r6znie jest opowiadauy przez
r6znych.
Gdyby wierzyc sensacyjnym
opowiesciom reporter6w anne.
~ ka6skich W gazetach nTri-
bune'', Inter Ocean" HE
rald", by} to szalony napad
wielotysiecznego, dzikiego thu
mu, kt6ry uzbrojony W ka-
mienie, pa}ki i rewolwery
chcial wymordowac zo}nierzy;
by}a to bohaterska walka re
strony tych ostatnich W obro-
ME swego zycia, zsko1czona
r6wnie bohaterskim = odwro.
tenn.
Gdyby przeciwnie przyjaG
wersye opowiadan9 przez oko--
licznych mieszka6c6w, naleza.
}oby mniemac, re zadnego ma,
padu ma wojsko ME by}o, re
poprostu doko3a pociagu i win
dy, usuwajacej saczatki poroz-
bijanych wagon6w, zebral sic
t}nm ciekawych, W znacznej'
czesci z1ozony kobiet i dzieci
i re bez gwa}towniej
prowokacyi, bo tylko wskutek
rzucenia paru kamieni przez
chlopc6w, nastapi}a strzelanina
do bezbronnych ludzi zako6.
czona W tax fatalny spos6b.
Prawda, jak to bywa najcze.
sciej, bye musi po srodku.
w kazdym razie opowiada-
ME ludnosci miejscoWej biz
szem jest prawdy, anizeli hi,
storye takiej q. P. "Tribune"
i innvch sensacyjnych gazet.
zapewne, przyczyns da6 mdsia-
no 2 t1umu, ale ME by1 to t}um
tych anarchistow i 1upiezc6w,
kt6rzy rozbijali wagony. Byl
to t}um ciekawych, pomiedzy
kt6rymi znalazlo sic moze paru
ludzi z}ej wolf. Ia prowoka !.
eye tych paru % kamienie rzu.
cane przez swawolnych chop
COW, odpowiedzieli bezbronni i
niewinni. FakteR est, ae -lum
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-07-09

lFoAcsenis ma ssronmicy q.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-21
CORRECTING A MISTAKE.

Do you know the difference between
a mistake aud bluuder? When you
lay down a good umbrella and take W
a good one, that's mistake, but when
you lay Gown poor one and take up a
good one, that's blunder. So in sup
plies, where you buy poorer groceries
than you want you MAKE mistake;
when you get good goods and pay too
much for them you make blunder.
But unless you get the best and the
cheapest, you make bluudering mis-
take. Avoid poor goods and high
prices by buying at the Post Office gro
Gerry Of Harritt & Lawrence. q Sd lW
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-21
EHE CITY HALL PEozLKM
klSks Tkszss.z Ds1sz1 RszzirSd -
eefEs ahs 81.

TIE elfy eo11el ehszs@F toz5ght
Eil - ts~ sesos Ga sS&rts6 dissrs-
M o2ss fhs esiy kali Thssss hss t~ea
frSeSi0o s1,1 dlsis5oz - oEs1io1 t7a tie
ti1os bss eocne Ebss soEss se4sDs E2Es
- tSkso. Al 6fGsssoess s5o15d bs
I'D sss1s 70 sse1rs tbs bsss Ee1i01 pos-
sibls cot q ths eo165ttDns b,esors tbs
cisy.
Tie city hail eD-ouittss bzs gDoe -
fsF ss if esz and tie eouDefI nss TIrtg-
sliy ss tos Isss two meetings taken The
essy ball elspbAoi isto i.s 0wn hs1ds
f9E tFsiDfDx- Tbsrs hsa ben sons u
friendly eEitiess1a q the sS1Bel IN
Sbieb ss have ra4 ia5Ds6- II ever
there sAs . tine sbs1 eifizsns sb0sid
set Tith grsod sss.inZ and &T zSids sil
se,InOIT u = D0E 1pVD The eve 4 .
- sEDiDg pzssperisy. Mayor Catch bzs
bs1 pssD fos prcekdgre. - rztber for
igDpEkTily sliding BD the elfy hail
gDiIl the esiy is letter prepared % 90
shesd Eitb Il. A writer called On Hr.
Catch toosy = EDov II be still adhered
~ bi. pan a. p1biisbed iD thee
o.. g0ns sOn5e time since. He said:
"Tos estimates furnished me- a. to
eost u p1ttlBz material DOW On the
ground into the b0iidiDg are sboUt
- lOO. Tbis gOGid pat the brick aud
stone DOW iD the street. into sOlid walls
that eOuiJ ibsn be securely cJyered
OgeT and PROJECTED against tbs weather
during our vet sezsOn soOD coming %
aud which will certainly be better than
leaving It expnSed 70 the elements for
the next eight months or perhaps 9
year. Further than this I do not think
We should proceed. But this far We
should CO."
The mayo: iseoDfdent that the var
rants to pay fDr this work, drawn on
the city hall fund, can be placed with
out any di6e1lty, IL it is understood
that the work will rest there until other
provision for going ahead can be made
by the city. This would carry up the
walls one story and securely plank the
walls on top all around. The mayors
plan IL perfectly feasible. It would
protect the contractors and the city. 1t
would rave both from lOss and saYe the
honor and credit Of the city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-21

sEATTLz. AEz- IA frsss5 irsio
@ the SAITH, Late Shogs 4 ESzsru
rEilrosi eoo.issi1g - D. czrs kaS=5
Efib eaAl. Boss s-4 saI1gsss, Ess
ETseEe6 near Latina Absgi 5 o'eiock
yesterday y striking a cgE. snd two
Il the e-sv Esrs kflIsd anj terribly
m1tTAied.
The train EBz eomiDg toExr5s tie
city A. good sFee5, -Ehen il s.ruck tie
sv~ ard TIE s1giDe zzs tbr0Ea IN tie
diie6. The tender ras sgzirsi il ard
su.ssbsd Ozs-half Ct the CAR, crushing
10 06s Ei5e q Fireman Ibouzs J.
Blsek's bead, breaking oDs q his Jeqs
and m0,ilsting hi. body, death resulted
iOstaDily. Brakeman Frank Parrot
who Ess also in the cab, had bis had
c1t clean of ss Eitb = guillo,iue, the
tack Of il crushed aud the head throw
several feet from the body. Bo,h msn' z
bodies were slso bzdly sc8lded. IT
siDeeF Rsipb O.t,Jrn and = coaI have
name 8ukunED, sere 10 the other ssde
Of the cab and escsped unh1rt. tut the
coal HEAVIER has not since been seen
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-21
PKEsoBALs

Tr. Tat5o wssa - Ssspos D<1zT.
Nh. Roehssl 70 hozns froz. Tsgzss4
bay.
A. W. ssfsy1 rsfBrssd hoa5s toosg
fsDz1 ssvppSt
NI% PsSlIs L7say ~ soaay sag hsr
hoLs ~ IOEa-
Or. z. n. P&rvis started to1sy ~ .
yi1ft - HepS1SE
Hoo. L. T. EARN ez1os ~ fro1n Port-
lad tbis naoEniBz
Mr.. o. y. Hsta0n a.d daughter Isfs
today foE Ws1ssion.
Mn. p. A. Turner so5 family are
hone from tie De4eh.
TX L1yysB an6 Gso. Davis Esst %
NsEpDst tbis nospinZ-
JobD Porter cane in from the bile
todsv, and isp1yfs ho4 hsSVsst wsasLsT.
". NJ Holland ard frank Alos %
went " ". ADgsi ta,d&y sOT ar oUiiDg.
Mr.. 4. y. B5rsn, with Max sod the
little dsDgbtss, returned to-day froIn
Msbanas.
Cha. Ford, after whiting fr5sD5s n
EJzsDe fOg . fsv dsys, rs,DrDed bOnIs
yesterday.
Mr.. w. 4. NBDIy and children re-
t0rDsd This morning from boms yisiI
a. PortisDd,
Nr,. o. v. DynDy u Portland is q
z1est ofJ1 ge and Mrs. z. r. BIZ
ham a. Highland.
SLedn ]. A, 8ePsFOD q Linn
county k iD the city. He bTODgbt
dOwD 40 inssne perSoD.
VIM. and Sors Wsicb, accompanied
by Niss Pearl Perrin, d Indiana, came
JyeT foday from newport.
Mr.. J. 4. GwyDD, who has been VIE
ling relatives in Eugene for several
1sys, returned home Monday.
JaDItOf and Mr.. J. II. Howell, ae-
eomD ,Died bg Mrs. DOTDseif went 70
SeNpOrf today GOr brief outing.
IA. Van Ezton's old reliable grocery
establishment IL headquarters for the
finest fruits and vegetables that grow.
Mn. X. =. Bean went 10 SeH port
today 70 spend short time at the
cottage u her father, Prof. CODdoD, On
Eye creek.
Judge l.. d. Henry and family left
this morning for Hebsma. After tax
ing in the soldiers reunion they will
spend short season in the mountain
air.
Mr.. and Mira. A. r. CrOsby left today
for near Niagara, where they will
spend q week at cottage. They will
be Joined by Miss ZaIdee Palmer On
Thursday.
Grandpa J. J.. Bennett, who con-
ducts the postoffice news stand left To-
day for Eugene, 10 visit bis old war
comrade, Osnl Stowell, who he has not
seen since they were mustered out Of
the service at Madison, Wis, In 1884.
He will remain several weeks, and en-
10y his first vacation In four years.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-21
THE LOCAL RESUME.

A. J. SImpsOn has the contract for
kaIsoninlDg the store room next south
Of the Bush bank.
Fire, fright, clear, warm: weather
continues. The hum of the tbresber ~
heard In the land on every hand.
VIM. Lick, Of SaIen, sends In q good
list for government ownership Of the
Pacific roads and It has been forwarded
with OtbeFB 10 Washington.
Attorney General Chamberlain has
sold his cottage at Newport 10 JanitOr
J. II. Howell ofthe state bouse. Ar.
and Ars. Howell 90 10 the coast today
Tor an outing.
DR.. Aaniee r. Jeffreys, Mrs. X. S.
WaIlsce and Mrs. VIM. EDgland have
been appointed a. committee 10 ar
range . program for "WOman's Day"
~ the coming state fair.
Architect Burggrsf went 10 Wood
burn yesterday whsre be assisted In
the closing and signing Of the contract
for the erection u the new brick block
for Hon. Walter l.. Tone. The con-
tract was awarded 10 HOckett n Talent
~ Salem, the lowest bidders.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-21
CORN AND DAIRY EXHIBITS.
Encouraging Prospects for These
Features Of the State Pair.

Encouraging Prospects for These
Features Of the State Pair.
Organization and specialization
would make our state fair one Of the
grandest agricultural exhibits in the
world. Oregon has the soil, the eli
mate, the products and the people. II
their energies, enterprise and public
spirit are once aroused they will prove
inyincible on any proposition.
THE sUPERIsTESDENT
Of the dairy department at the state
fair Is j. A. Yoakum, Of Marsbfield.
He runs the Coos Bay Creamery Co.
and will come TO Salem some time be
fore the fair and give his entire time
and attention to making the dairy ex-
hibit what 1t has never been hereto
fOre-a success.
John Luce, Of Hillsboro, is the state
dairy commissioner. He will undoubt-
edly co o-Operate In making the dairy
exhibit success.
SOME LETTERS.
A number Of persons, seeing the
JOURNAL articles on corn have written
US about helping the exhibit. Hon.
=. II. Holt, Medford, jackson county,
lives In the corn belt Of Southern Ore
gOn. He says: 81 will cheerfully rem
der such assistance a. can 10 make a
special corn exhibit at the state fair
The outlook for a corn crop In this
country is good, fully AZ good az have
ever seen here"
j. Is. Dimick, Hubbard, who has one
OF the finest farms In this county, and
In one Of Oregon's model farmers,
writes: 81 am glad to see the efforts
put forth TO Diversity farming. The
more early varieties Of corn can be
successfully raised In this valley. The
more corn and hogs that we raise and
the less importation Of Chicago hams,
will be long step towards driving
away hard times. This has been a bad
year for corn. The seasOn was cold
aud backward, and the best that can
be done the exhibit will not be a. good
~ average. j have some field corn
with stalks a. large a. my wrist and
ten feet high"
THE CORN EXHIBIT.
Following gentleman have notified
The JOURNAL that they will assist In
the corn exhibit. We would like 10
bear from many ethsrsi
DR.. l.. l.. Rowland, asylum farm.
r, l.. Davidson, MorniDgside.
y. II. Holt, state senator, MedfOTd.
Julius Ruef, RosedAle farm.
Oregon Land Co., SCOTS Mills
George Wolfer, Hubbard Mineral
Bphngs.
Pacific Land and Orchard Co., sa-
lem.
Hon. J. Is, DImlGk, Hubbard.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-21
CHINESE LOTTERY MEN
Are Bound Over BY City Recorder
Rdes.

Rdes.
Bound over In the sum Of 800 each
10 appear b6fore next grand jury 10
answer the charge Of felony conducting
q Chinese lottery. 30 ran the sentence
Of Recorder Edes today, after hearing
argument by counsel in the cases Of
Lum Wing, Lum Yew and Sing BUm,
who with their outfit OF bowls, tickets
and lottery blackboard were captured
by the Salem police Saturday night
"If they would confine their opera
tioDs 10 their own race" remarked the
Judge, "It would still be crime. But
they do not. They peddled tickets
openly on the streets. lnveigled young
boys to buy them and conducted their
drawings al half-past ten at night.
Such business has got too be TO com
mon"
The case was ably argued by Counsel
Holmes for the Chinese and COndit for
the state. The men gave bonds.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-21

EUzPRisg PAETY. Last evening .
large crowd of young folks assembled
together on Commercial street. ia South
Salem, and marched In a body TO the
residence Of Mrs. McCauley, where
they went 20 tender n surprise 10 Miss
Anna McClard. Games were INDUCED
IN, an elegant lunch was spread, and
all the young people enjoyed them
selves hugely.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-21
ANOTHER PIREl!
At an Early Hour-A Little Girl
Asleep with Planes Sweeping
Around Her.

The above startling announcement
would have been very appropriate for
the article appearing in last Saturdays
issue Of this paper. Mr. John r. Wann
had very narrow escape from losing
all bis household goods, and there was
real danger for his little daughter who
was asleep alone in the house when the
fire was supposed to have been started.
Mr.. Wann was insured, however, with
that prompt and reliable insurance
agency, J. L. Mitchell & Co, and the
following is selfexpIanatory:
GALElI, Or, Aug. 2O. 1884.
| take pleasure In stating to the put
lie that my loss by fire occurring on the
l7th inst has been satisfactorily ad-
justed and PAID IN GOLD. l was
insured by J. L. Mitchell & Co., in the
Western Assurance company, Of To--
ronto, Canada In less than three
hours after the fire Mr.. Mitchell called
at my house and Instructed me how TO
proceed, and in les than eight hours
after the fire started | had secured q
settlement with them for every dollar
asked. They did not refuse to pay me
one cent / demanded and when the
proof Of loss was signed / WAS handed
my money. cheerfully recommend J.
L. Mitchell & Co. to anyone wanting
insurance. l have had a chance to test
them and found them as willing to pay
me as they were to take my insurance.
DIV JOHN F. WASN.