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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-03

S,TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ Hennepin--ss District Court Fourth
judicial District.
In the matter of the assignment Of George
D. Merritt insolvent
Notice is hereby given that George D.
Merritt of the City OF Minneapolis, in said
county and state, has by deed in writing
dated July 2sth, 1894, made general assign
ment to the undersigned of oil his property
not exempt by law from levy and sale on
execution, for the benefit of all his creditors
without preferences, who shall Gle releases
Of all their claims against said insolvent as
by law required.
All claims must be verified and presented
to the undersigned for allowance within
twenty days from the date Of publication
hereof.
Dated July 91st 1894
PAUL SCHMEDEMANN, Assignee,
Hennepin County. Mimi.
DAVENPORT i THAN,
Attorneys for Assignee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-03
"A COMPROMISE REPORT
Likely to Be Made by the Gas Ar
bitrators.

bitratOrs.
The report of the gas arbitrators will
be submitted to the city council tonight,
and, as before stated, it is likely that
two reports will be filed.
The majority report will be signed by
d. F. Nelson and Gen. George Nj. Will
son, who agree that the city should not
pay TO exceed S1.3o net for metered gas
on the basis of the present consumption.
w. j. Murphy, who represents the gas
company, will submit minority report,
unless some compromise may be agreed
upon today. He first held odt for rate
Of S1.62. but it is understood that he
would now be willing to report in favor
of a lower figure.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-03
Probably sunstroka.

Special to the Globe
MANKATo, Mimi. Aug. 2.-The body
of an unknown man was found today
near the Minneapolis & st. Louis rail-
road track, short distance from Madi-
son lake. He is thought to have met
death by sunstroke.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-03
Firemen in Contests.
Ipecial 30 the Globe.

DEADwooD, S. D., Aug. 2. = The
fourth annual tournament of the Black
Hills association commenced he today.
The contests for prizes we're: A dry
coupling test, $50 yards run. was won by
the Lead City team in 81 seconds; Sec
ond money was won by Rapid City. In
the novelty coupling contest Frank
Lynch, of Deadwood. won first prize.
and in the dry contest Muilens and
Hartner. of Lead City, were awarded
the prize. The city is beautifully draped
in bunting and flags. Hundreds of VISIT
Ing guests are in the city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-03
Southern Minnesota Medics.
Special to the Globe.

OP6PIHI 10 Tue VIOD6.
WINoNA, Mimi, Aug. 2.-The South
ern Minnesota Medical association was
In session in this city the entire day,
and physicians and surgeons from the
southern part of the state were in
attendance to the number of about
sixty. A number of papers on medical
subjects were read The office rs
elected for the ensuing year were
DR.. J. B. McGaughey, president; Dr..
S.. w. uRansom, Dodge Center, first
vice president; DR.. A. J. Adams,
Rochester, second vice president; DIR.
H. II. Witherstine, Rochester, secretary
and treasurer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-03
Scorched Grain Sold.

MANKATo, Minn., Aug. a. The
Northern Grain company, Of Ashland,
Wis.,, today purchased at auction the
wheat which was in the Northwestern
elevator. burned Sunday night, and
belonging to the Wlnona Milling COM
pany. There was about 10000 bushels
of it. The price paid was $1,000. 1t will
be shipped to Ashland. The wheat
being threshed In this county is averag-
Ing so far about twenty bushels to the
acre, graded No. l.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-03
SUNDAY MUST BE OBSERVED.
Private Cedarquist Released and
His Superior Under Arrest

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3-The secretary
of war has RENTED the sunexecuted
part of the sentence I'm the case of Pri-
vate Cedarquift, at Omaha barracks.
who was sentenced to fine and impris-
onment for refusing to engage in target
practice on Sunday.
He has directed that Maj. Worth, the
officer who gave the order for practice.
in violation of the presidents procla-
nation, shall be court-martIaled for dis
obedience.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-03
Robbed DIR. Cooks Residence.

John Henderson was arrested last
giving by Inspectors Howard and
I lie on the charge of robbing the resi-
{ ce oil DIR. Cook, at 1924 MinnehaEa
niue. He got away with watch
t. / chain and $40 in cash. He slept at
d. central station last night.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-03
DOLLAR Minne,onka ronrs.

Tickets now on sale via 1.-THE Mil
waukee." covering trip to Lake Minne-
tonka and return, Including tour of the
Lake Cd the l.. II. n. Co.'s elegant
steamers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-03

- This picture herewith depicts Jose Maria
class who pass their lives in caring for vast
herds Of cattle. They are daring riders and
marvelously expert in throwing the lasso
Jose was with Col Cody's Wild West exhibi-
ton at the fair and has Travelled with him over
Europe. This picture is taken from the mag
nificent collection of Portrait Types of the
World, which is practically given away to
every reader of this paper. There are eighty
superb photographs in ten massive portfolios.
In order to secure this invaluable work it is
one dime to cover the cost Of handling, tubing,
mailing. etc.. and the portfolio is yours.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

piamy bunty i podpalanie
cudzej w}asnosci, ale strajk6w
ME potepiamy, dop6ki system
wyzyskiwania s}abszego /
ubozszego jest ma porzadku
dziennym. Pan Bog przezna-
cyl ola kazdej ludzkiej istoty
lyle zywnosci, odzenia i przy-
tu}ku. lie 6 odnosG czlowie-
ka wymaga. Jezeli tax ME
jest, ME widzimy r6znicy
miedzy cz}owiekiem i zwie-
rzeciem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
STIR ) / D'IA
sym patyzujacych.

SWAT cywilizowany jest
sviadkiem widoviska, ktore-
nj r6wnego ME by1o w
historyi rozruchov robotni-
czych. Ohcyalisci / robotnicy
kolejovi odmowili prace
kompaniom, chociaz wedlug
w~]a5nego zeznania zadnego
zazalenia do chlebodawc6w
ME mieli. Uwazajac obcho-
dzenie sic Pullmana Z TO
botnikami jake zbrodnie,
pope}niona ma godnoscl
cz}owieczej, wypowiedzlel1
robote dop6ty, dop6ki Pull
man sic ME poprawi. Jakby
W przeczuciu w]asnej krzyw-
dy sobie mawiali: i'm dzisiaj,
nam jutro. Ma samo wspom-
nienie magnata Cd ,,kar'
pa}acowych czuby i'm sic
jezy}y, sapali, dreptali nogami,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
Z VI " POLSkICH
w 4 M Y

W 4 lI ER 4 ILL.,
GAZETY POLSKIE. re-
dagoWane przez notorycznycll
kryminalistow, jak II. P. JANE
RYKA, organ szewca R o II
skiego, bibu}a infamisa
Dewojny i smack doswiad-
czalny f~a}szerza rubll w.
omanows ieg w
Philadelphia, pisa}y " ostatnim
czasle rozmalte oszCzerstWa o
g}oszacym prawde wydawcy /
redaktorze naszej gazety kato-
lickitj. Pomiedzy 1nneml
wich}aczy}y, re jakis Przybyl-
ski kaza} W Winonie Ii e.
roni ma D erdowskie e.
&c aresztowaG. - Smiechu
warta TAXA idyotyczna bajka!
- Ow. Przybylski to IS letni
smarkacz, ktory sic Il Win
centego S}awskiego uczy
w}6czegostWa, wszeteczehstWa
! z}odziejstwa, pomaga]ac mu
przy sprzedaiy kradzlonych
ksiqzek. Gdyby podobny
1obuz chcia} wyjqG warrant ma
powszechnie znanego / szano-
wanego obywatela, toGby
municipality prokurator lub
sedzia - nietylko wWinonie,
lecz W kazdej innej gminie
ameryka1iskiei kaza} mu sic
"a drzwi wynosiG.
Niechaj 6w fagas S}awskie-
60 jeszcze raz pokaze sic W
Winonie, a postaramy sic 0
oddanie go do zak}adu po-
prawczego (Reform school, }
dokad ten }obuz po sprawie-
dliwosci nalezy.
GAZETA
W Chicago w taxa popad}a
biede, re w}asciciel jej p.
W}adys}aw Smulski juz ME
m6g} wyp}acaG pensyi swoim
ofcyalistom, a szczeg6lnie
menazerowi Leonowi Szopih-
skiemu i zecerowi L. Jakih-
skiemu. Sprzeda} vice wydaw-
ca ca}y interes synowi
swojemu, adwokatowi p.
Janowi Smulskiemu, a ten
przyja} sobie dw6ch wyzej
w~spomnianych oficyalist6w do
sp61ki, lecz to tylko pro fo17na
: ably W nadziei zysk6w Z
ma}ej swojej cz2stki W intere-
sic, tem lepiej pracowali.
Faktycznie przeclez GAzETA
KAToL1cKA nadal pozostaje
W reku Smulskich.
N. Y. =
Me podlega na]mniejszej
watpliwosci, re przyjaciele
g}osnego Stanis}awa Krze-
midskiego wyrwia go Z rak
moskiewskich. Byliby go
puscili Moskale i be- VISTA.
vienna sic "a MIN rzadu
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, BIO to
dusza zaprzedana carowi, ich
najwierniejszy s}uga. Kto ma
rozum W g}owie, ten sic do
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

bOWy, ale Pullman OdmOW1f.
| mimo nedzy W niej edne]
chatce, mimo ciezkich czas6w,
jednog}osnie krzykneli: jeden
"a wszystkich, a wszyscy "a
jednego. Pc ca}ej Ameryce
porzucili warsztaty, wagony |
lokomotywy.
Zjawisko takiej solidarnos-
ci zas}uguje ma g}eboka or
wage kazdego myslacego
cz]owieka. = Co vice many
sadzi6 0 strajku, jego okolicz-
nosciach / skutkach?
Gdy W starym kraju, jak
m6wia, szlachcicowi zabrak}o
ch}opa, gwizdn2} by}o die
siet innych. Wcale ME pyta-
Ii sic, ola czego chop poprzed-
nix poszed}, albo musia} by}
odeisG. Moe sz]achcic go pc
pijanemu wygrzmoci}, wyrzu-
cajac be- zap}acenia na]ezytej
zasEugi. Mniejsza 0 to. Inny
przyszed}, lizna} }ape Ja5nie
Wielmoznego Pana i jarzmo
ma siebie w}ozy}.
Ale ma CO starokrajskiego
ch}opa wspominaG!! Lepiejze
sic dzieje W naszych, ,wyzszych
ksferach tutaj W Ameryce?
By]ze juz W historyi naszej
po]skiej emigracyi przypadek,
W ~ktorymby ksiadz przezna-
czony ma pewn2 parafie, teJze
byl odmoWi} ola oczywlstej
krzywdy, wyrzadzonej poprze-
dniemu proboszczowi? Zadne
stado kruk6w ma scierw sic
talk ME chcivi, jak wie]u
lewit6w polsko-amerykans-
kich ma upadek brata ksiedza.
Pc ustapieniu mp. \. *.
Domagalskiego Z Winony az
czterdziestu dw6ch (42)ksiezy
sic zg1os;]o ma jego miejsce.
Wszyscy wiedzieli, re X.
Domagalskiego wygryz}y ju-
daszowskie intrygi, ale coz to
konkurentow obchodzl1o
Mech dzisiaj X. x. Gu
towski, LANCE, Gulsl1i, Ro-
dowicz lub inni padna otlarq
jakiej kolwiek pod}osci, handy
datow ma ich miejsca powo}a-
nych i niepowo}anych, bedzle
w pierwszem okamgnlenlu
lyle, lie szarallczy ma n1eb1e.
laden zajac tax uszu ME
: nadstawi ma widok kapusty,
jak oni ma opr6znione pro
: bostwo. Niko1nu ami ma mys]
7 ME przyjdzie, zaprotestowat
: przeciwko Observation-Disclosures,
3 ksiedzu wyrzadzonej, owszem
pc cichu rece sobie beda
zacieraG ma nowine ,,ze JUL
posada otwarta'. Predze:
: SERGE i'm bic bedzie, niepok6:
, ich ogarnie z wypuk}em;
| oczyma ma cztery wlatry
i patrzeG beda, czy tel czasam:
cos ME kapnie. Mech sic
pisarz tych slow W barana
zamieni, a czytelnik W rzezni.
ka, jezeli przesadzamy.
Me dosyc ma tenn. Pc
; objeciu para6i, z kt6rej "
2 n~ajniesprawiedliwszy spos6t
lproboszcza usunieto, nowy
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
O RYBAKOWSKIM CT

O R~YBAKOWSKIN czy~
fanny W Toledoskim KuRYE-
RE, Z 10 Lipca.
nDo naszego miasta W
niedziele Wieczorem ziawiI sic
znow anarchists Rybakowski
Z sWq iona, ma czeIe arnii
Coxey'a, z%Iozonej Z 100
Polak6w. Przyszli oni zDetroit,
gdzie podobno do]qczy}o sic
do Mich oko}o 50 tamteiszych
rodak0W.
"RozEozyli sic wszyscy W
parku Metropolitan, a W
poniedzia1ek rano zebrali 0
chleb miedzy rodakami W par.
sw. Jadwigi. Mie]i diva wozy
nafadowane zywnoscia, kt6re
pociaga}y try wynedznia1e
konie. Posiadaja take k;lka
chorqgwl I rozmaitemi napisa-
mi.
wv poniedzia1ck po po}ud-
niu, Rybakowski I swq IONA
poszIl ma biuro policyjne / do
majora proszqc 0 pozwo1enie
wynajecia hall i wyg}oszenje
kllku NOW, oraz 0 zabranie
Z Toledo noWych rckrutow.
ZWofany zaraz zosta1 hitting
komisarzy policyjnych, i ci
uchwa1i]i R~ybakowskiego wy
prosic Z miasta. PosEano DO
po}udniu kilka t~ramwaj6w do
parku Metropolitan, 4 oddzia.
lem policji, i zapakowano
Coxey6w W podroz "a miasto
t. ]. ma drugq strone rzeki,
kuplono i'm W dodatku 200
bOchenk0W Chleba i 200
funt6w w6rszty.
Rybakowski m6wi}, il
zamysla nastepnie. obozowaG
W Fremont, a og6]ne spotka-
ME Z jego innemi oddzia}ami
ma nastapi6 W Baltimore "a
jake piet tygodni, I kad
powedruja do Washingtonu.
w tym samym numerze ma
innem miejscu, ia sama gazeta
podaje:
rArmia Rybakowskiego
ME chcia}a opusciG miasta ma
zadanie kapitana policyi W
poniedzia}ek, natenczas aresz-
towano %wszystkich trzymano
W wiezieniu przez noe. We
wtorek wywiezieni zostali "a
grantee miasta i policja zaka-
za}a i'm wracat. Pc wyjsciu Z
miasta, iona Rybakowskiego
grozi}a policji, jak prawdziwa
anarchistka."
ADnN0wAr
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

~Iaczniemy sic Cd
tad spraWjedliwle ra-
chowa6 Z panama
Darmoczytalskimi.
Jak Kuba Bogu, tax
BOG; Kubie.
ktO nanasszemrze,
IL ~naprzykrzamy mu
sic z Redundant, ten
niechaj zap}aci, co
nam win1en, a danny
mu pok6j,
Abonenci, kt6rych
o~kabonentowy skon-
czyf SIG W Ostatnlcn :
miesiacach, ME majja
wiecej prawa do "a
DANA cd mas cierp]i-
wosci, aniae]i starsi
d}uznicy. Jezli chca
/ nadal pozosta6 Z
nami W %przyjaznj, to
niechaj spiesznie spe4-
MIA sH6j wzgledem
mas oboWiazek i "a
plaza nam um0Wione
w~ynagrodzeniez "a ma
sza ciezka prace.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

duszpasterz hahbe powieksza.
Nasamprz6d, Z wszystklml
warcho}ami sic }aczac, zacznie
swego poprzednika cd z}o-
dzieji, oszust6w, pjakow,
cudzo}oznik6w / bezboznik6w
wyzywac, czesto nawet Z
ambony. Prey kazdej okazyl,
'jak paw napuszony, przewra-
cajac oczy, m6wi: Me jestem
takim proboszczem, jak ten,
kt6regoscie wykurzyli.
Dzieja sic podobne rzeczy
W wszystkich wyzszych STE
rach sp6}eczeistwa.,,D orob-
k W cze ma oszczer-
stwach" posy}aja dobrych
i zas}uzonych obywateli, gdzie
pieprz rosnie, Pc latach
uczciwej piracy NIGGA pl6ra
skubaG, nitki Z starych b}a.
watow wyciqgat, albo / g1o-
dem sic umorzyc. Dorobkie-
wicze natomiast VIOLA grzebac
publicznie w ludzkiej krzyw-
die, ~tarzajqc sic W owocach
poswiecenia innych,j ak wieprz
W b}ocie.
Sr6d materyalizmu, pre-
nikajacego do samego szpiku
kosci tax zwana inteligency2,
swieci strajk ohcyalist6w W
obronie braci robotnikow
Pullmana, jak gwiazka ma
zachmurzonem niebie. Me
wierzymy bynajmnie W strajkl
jake skuteczna obrone pre-
ciwko monopolom, ME twier-
dzimy tez, jakoby strajkujacy
mieli sIusznosc zupe}nie pc
swoiej stronie, ale potwier-
danny fakt, ma mocy kt6rego
sic tysiace robotnikow ME
tylko uje}y "a skrzywdzonym'
kolegami, ale chleba, bratu
robotnikowi wydartego, "a
,tahsza" place ola siebie ME
zebra1y.
Strajk sympatyzujacyc11
udowodnil, re szerokie war
stwy srednie i nizsze naszegC
sp6Ieczehstwa w mamonie
jeszcze sic ME zanurzy}y.
Skutki strajku ME dada
sic W tel chwili obliczyG.
Zorganizowanej piracy kapita]
ME zniszczy. Niech Unie robot
nik6w i przegraja, mic Z tego.
Kazda porazka stale sic
tvardszym niby cementem W
szparach stowarzyszeh. Gala
BOWEN ia wojna jest skiero-
wang przeciwko b6zkow:
dziewietnastego stulecia t. ].
mamonie.
Zdaje sic, re kazdy INTEL.
gentniejszy cz}owiek tylko ma
to zyje. ably jaknajwiece
pieniedzy nagromadzi6. Jezeli
zbogacenie sic kazdego stale
sic has}em naszej cywilizacyi,
musimy bye przygotowani ma
upodlenie cz}owieka, DO
kapita} jest bez serca i sumie
MIA. Sam Chrystus Pan
powiedzia}, re predict wielb}ad
przejdzie przez dziurke cd
Ugly, niz bogacz przez bramy
niebieskie. A jednak kazdy
chce bye owym byblijnym
wielb}adem.
! Potepiamy anarchia. qote-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

mysli, re krzywda sic tam
Stasiowi W (pozornej( niewoli
moskiewskiej ME dzieje. A
jezeli ME zabra} re SODA Z
Ameryki wiele pieniedzy, to
mu teraz zawi6z} 4 tysiace
dolar6w jego bliski pokrew-
ny A. E. Sielski, zdar}szy te
sumo Z biednych Polak6w,
kt6rzy zaufali chytremu oszu-
stowi Ten to w}asnie Sielski
ca}y ow humbug O okrutnem
uprowadzeniu swego wuja
obywatela amerykaiskiego
: ma Sybir = ma scene
pusci}, ably W krytycz-
nym momencie odWroclc
uwage publlcznosci Cd swolch
}otrowskich manipulacyj.
Powr6ci Stas Z niewoli, po-
wr0ci = jeszcze W tym roku
- do szczetu oczyszczony Z
zarzutu, jakoby by} moskiew-
skim szpiegiem. "A wtedy
dopiero bushes mu p6jdzle!
Lud meczennikowi wiecej
bedzie znosi} pieniedzy iwlece]
mu bedzie ufa1, niz samemu
Pitasowi!...
POLONIA
nareszcie przychodzi do rozu-
mu / ME udziela sic wiecej
tym, cd kt6rych ME moze sic
spodziewaG zap}aty. Dotad
wydawca rozsela} 9 tysiecy
exemplary po osadach pol
skich, a ledWie "a 1000 egzem.
plarzy mu p}acono.
Widzia}, ze jezeli tax dale
.bedzie postepowa}, to do |. |
1895 /. ca}y sw6j majqteI
straci, vice teraz tylk<
zupe}nie pewnym abonenton
pose}a gazette. Reczymy, *
gdy wydawca "a poi rokl
przejrzy liste swoich abonen
tow, ME bedzie mia}a wiece.
,,pewnych', jak 1900. Znamy
miasto, do kt6rego pan Wei
zant dotad pose}a1 400 egzem.
plarzy swojej gazety, a Z tycE
tylko IS zap}aci}o.
DR.. INFAMISICKI chcia:
juz ma zawsze opusciG ME.
wdzieczna Ameryke, gdy
przypadkiem znalaz} jeszcze
posade W tym kraju - W
parahi polskiejMerid Conn.,,
liczacej 100 rodzin.
Szerzy on teraz k}amstws
pc gazetach, jakoby on SAN
dotychczasowemu swojemu
w}adcy dyecezalnemu, ks.
Horstmanowi, podziekowa},
niby Z powodu, re ME podo-
ba}a mu sic polityka ks.
biskupa W sprawie ks. Ko}a-
szewskiego W Cleveland, lecz
rzecz ma sic zupe}nie inaczej.
Faktem jest, re do konsystorza
biskupiego Winonie nadesz}a
wiadomoSG ofcyalna Cd ks.
biskupa Horstmana, re DR..
Infamisicki Z dyecezyi Cleve-
landskiej zosta} wydalony =
i to "a zgorszenie, jake dawa]
para6i przez niemoralne zycie.
PITTSBURG, Pa. - "a
stepca ks. pra}ata Miskiewicza,
| bawiacego obecnie W Rzy-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26


mic, jest wiel. ks. Witold
Buchaczkowski Z Detroit. -
Jakis Irisz skoczy} Z mostu
PREY 1o-tej ulicy do rzeki i
utopi} sic. Nazywa} sieThomas
Fltzmoris. Przyczyna samo-
b6jstwa ME wiadomo.
DETROIT, Mich. -Bieda
tn, re az piszczy. Dopiero W
Slerpniu spodziewaja sic
lepszych czas6w, gdyz W
dniu I Sierpnia kilka fabryk
bedzie puszczonych.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

@Znajduje sic obecnie Was
civic tylko jeden nasz agent W
podr6zy y upowaznienlem kolek-
towania abonamentu "a kAToLIkA.
Jest to pan Kurkiewicz Nlnony,
bawiacv chwilowo W Detroit, Mich.
- Wolno takze kolektowac
pieniadze "a i IA KAToLINA nasze-
mu dobremu INA omemu, kolporte-
ROW. r udolfow NJ ich W
skiem u, kt6ry W w}asnym lntere-
sic 20 osadach polskich podr6zuje .
Pan Micha1owski znajduie SIG obec-
ME w Pittsburgh, W Pennsylvania.
Kto nam teraz przeSle dolara
abonamentu, doStanic " prezencle
ksiazke pod tytufem ,,B a ka 0
trzech braciach ,z ktorych
dwu byfo ma rye h,a leden
g5upi, 0 zielonym Wezu u,
burvm kocie sroczcc
bez 0gona.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-18

ington. looking into custom affairs. They
reported TO their chief the condition or
things. and Sunday Collector John T..
Leslie received Instructions from the de-
partment TO levy duty on this printed
matter, and make the lottery unload them
here and load them in regular order as
exports. and to levy duties accordingly
This ruling will have the effect OF max
ing the company either place It's printing
matter here or leave it in Honduras; then,
in case of emergency. the company can
ship them in regular order.
Another ruling Is that the lottery COM
pany shall pay as duty an amount equal
to the face value OF all the tickets
brought here from Honduras. IL VIII
be remembered the lottery company. to
evade the laws of the United States,
moved its plant to Honduras. In order to
have an American connection they bought
property and established a big plant az
Port Tampa City. To evade the laws OF
this country they have claimed that all
tickets sent out by express companies
from this port were importations from
Honduras, and that no man can buy a
Louisiana lottery ticket at Port Tampa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-18
DESPERATE DUEL.
A Battle with Pistols In Ex-Attorney- Gen.
eral MilIer's ONCE.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April T-Ex-
Attorney-General Millers law Office IN
this city, over which appears the sign.
Miller Winter 4 Elan, Attorneys
was the scene at high noon to-day of
most sensational shooting affair, in which
Addison c. Harris. q prominent lawyer OF
this city, and William IL. Bruning, Of
New York, were wounded, wnile Mr.. Mil
Ter mlraculously escaped. The cause of
the shooting il is said. was feud which
has existed since 1855 between W. NJ.
Copeland. Of Madison, Ind. and William
B'unning, his brother-in-law. and had
it's birth dozen years ago, when Cope
land began paying attention TO Mr..
Bruning's sister. The Bruning family
was opposed to the marriage Of their
daughter TO Copeland, but in 1885, while
the latter was attending the Legislature,
he and the young woman arranged TO
marry against the will of the parents.
Miss Brunlng went West, but the fam
lily was acquainted Of her intentions and
prevailed upon her to return home, later
giving a reluctant consent TO the mar
rage Copeland and his wife took up
their abode with the latter's parents Be
tween the husband and brother there was
bitter hatred. and when the elder
Bruning died Copeland's wife brought
suit to set aside the WILL There fol-
lowed 4 short time after another suit
against Bruning by Mrs Copeland
10 set aside "A conveyance OF property
alleged TO have been made by her brother
under threats 10 take Copelands life
If she refused. The prosecution of this
suit brought the principals together to-
day in Millers law Office
As they entered the Office Harris re-
cognized Bruning, and advanced to shake
hands with him. At the same moment
Copeland saw Bruning and quick as a
flash he drew n revolver and commenced
firing at Brunirg The latter arose as the
first shot was fired. and evidently at
tempted TO defend himself, but Copeland
followed up his fire with two more shots
before any one could recover from their
establishment and interfere.
II was found a moment later that two
shots had taken effect in Bruning. one
breaking his jaw and the other lodging
in HID arm. As the third shot was fired
Attorney Harris grabbed Copeland, and
attempted 10 hold his arm.
Just at this instant another shot was
fired, and Mr. Harris arm fell to his side,
the bone being broken by the shot. Ex-
Attorney-General Miller was I'm the pri-
vate room, and appeared a second later
and attempted TO hold Copeland, but the
latter struggled desperately, and, throw
ing Miller from him. followed Bruning
into the front room OF the Office, flrinS
as he went.
Police Superintendent Powell, who was
passing at the time, heard the firing and
entered the room. With the assistance
Of five other men Copeland was thrown
TO the floor and placed under arrest
A sprlng-back dirk knife, with an eight
inch blade, was taken from his pocket
at the jail. The revolver is OF large call
bre OF the hammerless pattern. 1t was
stained with blood Only one OF the six
chambers was filed. showing that hve
shots had been fired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-18
X .Ily,. Army Ordered 10 Move.
THE GREAT MINERS STRIKE.
Circulars Appealing to The Men to Go Out
Issued by the Officers.

COLUMBUS, OHIO. April T.-At the
headquarters OF the United Mine Workers
Of America here preparations for the
great strike OF next Saturday are being
pushed rapidly. by reports from the
fifty organizers in the field. President
John Mcbride estimates that there Will
be 10000 men going out next Saturday.
The following circular was sent out TO
all local unions to-day:
miners: IL Is now or never that the
power Of concerted action on your part
must do its work. The interest OF home.
family. and organization; the interest OF
the coal trade. and the prosperity of
mining communities demand that you do
your duty regardless OF local and In
dividual interest.
.Be not deluded by newspaper reports,
nor mere rumors, but apply 10 us for
Information.
"Act promptly; act peacably, act In
line with your craftsmen, act 10 win
better wages and condition.
"By order OF the executive board
lSlgned.) ''P. MCBRIDE, secretary.
JOHN MCBRIDE, president"