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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
Poultry q By Product

The difficulty with making large
poultry farms profitable arises from
the inevitable competition of the mil
lions of farmers who each keep a few
fowls, feed them very largely on what
would otherwise be wasted, and thus
make something, however cheap eggs
or fowls may De. The farmer has an
income from other sources, and SO is
not wholly dependent on the money
from eggs and young fowl. The far
mer who grows grain usually has
some that il less salable, hut nearly or
quite as good for fowls. He also has
milk which either as drink or curd Is
an excellent food for fowls, but which
the man who grows nothing but poul.
try must purchase if he would feed it.
The farmer has so Llany advantages
in,poultry growing that he can make it
more profitable than it is by giving
the business more of his attention.
American Cultivator
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
SECRETARY HEsrER's REPORT.
Review Of the Cotton Movement Throughou,
the South.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10 Secretary
Hester's Weekly New Orleaus Cotton
Exchange statement Issued some time
| before the close of business today,
shows an excess in the movement OF
cotton into sight OF 2G,j2j bales, or
n arly 10 per cent more than the seven
days ending Jan. 10, 1893, and of AL
263 or 80 per cent over the same. seven
days of 1899. For the first 10 days of
January up to today inclusive, the
nov ment has been 1888 ahead Of
he same 10 days in January lat year,
and 81, 507 behind the same time year
before last. This brings the excess in
the movement for the al DAYS
of the season, from Sept to Jan 10
inclusive, to TAI, IT'S bnrles over the
same l4l days last season, and the de q.
ficiency compared with the same 141
days Of 1899 to 1,077,941 The total
brought into sight during tho past
14l, 692 last year, aud 1877, 1854 the year
before. while the aggregates for the
first 10 days of January are 1856, 243
against 81, 1855 and 531, $50 the total
marketed rom Sept. to date is 905,
sos against 5, 1874, 800 and 6,993,83G for
last year and the year before respect
lively.
From this time on last year the
amount of cotton brought into sight
was / 1886, 045 bales, and year before
last 2,05l ,543 bales In other words,
after this date last year, 2392 100 per
cent of the crop was marketed, and
after this date season before last
90. Z 100 per cent.
The movement since September
shows receipts at all United States
ports OF 62l, 200 against 1874 249 last
year aud 1898 574 the year before;
overland across the Mississippi, Poto
mac aud Ohio rivers to northern mills
aud Canada $50, 1856 against 002, $50 and
874, 794 bales; interior stocks in excess Of
those held at the close of the CONNER
cial year 342,778 against 3227I6 and
54l, Ar bales; southern mill takings
3Sl ,023 against 1854 500 and 1884, 006
bales.
Foreign exports for the week have
been 1993sl against 70 1870 bales last
year, making the total thus far for
the season 3,3l21l5 bales against g..
G35, 1896 last year, or al increase OF &c.
$3.50. Northern mill takings during the
past seven days show decrease Of
l3l, 1874 as compared with the cores
ponding period last year and the total
takiugs since Sep. has decreased 1885,
200.
The otal takings of American mills,
north and south, aud Canada thus far
for the season have been 1,4l74l0
against 5j0442 last year. These in
clude 1908. 232 by northern spinners
against 1,178,442 1t must be remem-
bered that the weekly, monthly and
season comparisons in Secretary Hes.
ter's reports are made up to the cor
responding date last year and the year
before. Comparisons to close of cor
responding weeks are misleading as to
close of this week last year would take
in 142 DAYS of the season AMI close this
week in 1892 includes LA days, where
as this year covers only al days.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
R sembles a Chrysan hsmum.

1t cannot be called little fraud, as
it Is of too great value and is not to
blame for being INFUSED. Vick's New
Braching Aster when cut resembles
the chryssuthenum 50 closely that
only experts can tell the difference,
and as it comes into flower six weeks
before the "mums," and at time
when flowers are scarce, 1t Is a great
temptation to the florist to sell these
Asters for "mums.n The Branching
Aster can be easily grown Gus doors,
and the seeds cost only Is cents per
packet, so that every person who has
a foot of ground can enjoy grand
treat for almost nothing. 1t you want
honest goods send 10 cents to James
Vick's Sons, Rochester, N. Y, for
Floral Gu d. 1t costs nothing, az the
10 cents may be deducted from first
order,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
Churn Frequently.

Frequent charming is as necessary
in winter as in summer, Keeping
cream too long without churning is
the cause Of much poor butter. True,
the milk does not sour 30 quickly In
cold weather, but it may be- made to
yield its cream more quickly by heat
ing it to temperature of 100 degrees
This also makes the cream Ghurn
easier than it will where the milk has
never been warmed. 1t must be re-
membered, too, that milk more fire.
qnently suffers from poor ventilation
in winter. The odors of vegetables
from the storeroOm or kitchen reach
the milk and the effort to keep cold
out makes them all the more injurious
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
FARM DEPARTMENT.

grown specimens are from two tC
three feet in diameter, but where
crowded together they may be much
less. Each t~ig and branch is GOV.
cred on all sides by hard, stout prick.
les, which are very sharp aud very ir.
rltating TO the touch. These prickles
are in three, that is, there are three
together in a place and pointing in
diHeret directions. At the upper side
OF the base of each three pickles there
is seed, and as there are about 10 of
these to each inch it Is easily seen
that the seeds produced by every
well'grown plant must reach great
many thousands.
A calculation made with some
care shows that plant 2 IL feet high
contains between 10000 and $1,000
seeds. Late in the lail, aud in the
esrly part of winter, the root breaks
OH and the plant is free to roll away
With Its freight of seeds. \
Inc young plant, which appears In
LAY ana June, does not suggest to the
farmer anything of its final form and
harn,iulness. 1t is then soft, smooth,
and innocent-l looking plant, with mar
now, f1eshy leaves an inch long. Ii
blossoms in July and August in Ne
braska, and its seeds mature In sep
TENDER of October, or in favorable
seasons, as late as Novemb Der.
The seeds are about twelfth to a
sixteenth OF an inch in diameter, of
dull grayish or greenish gray color.
When the thin covering is rubbed off
from them they are seen to have a
spiral structure.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
The Chicken Ed tor

The Chicken editor" of the Texas
Stockman continues to Jump onto THE
STATEsMAN's Hayseo because he re-
ferred to the dishonesty of some chick
en- breeders. The editor aforesaid was
not included in that category, but il
he takes it so much to heart he will
bring suspicion on himself. He also
takes exception to our remarks about
tramps. Of course a man who 80
dearly loves chickens that breed mites
better than anything else should have
sympathy with vermin laden tram ps
and officials who pander to them, but
it is not so with iarme g, to whom our
remarks were addressed.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
TIE FAIn ASSOCIATION.
Chance For a Spring Meeting With High
Class Racehorses to Participate.

Many of the Eastern racehorses that
went to the City of Mexico to partiei.
PATE in the Penon races returned to
San Antonio where they took up WIN
ter quarters. The San Antonio Jockey
club is preparing for a race meeting in
March at which all these highclass
horses will start. Now is the chance
to drop in meeting IN Austin the
week following San Antonio, with
Taylor to follow US. II subscribers to
Fair stock will respond promptly TO
the committees Who call on them our
grounds can be fenced and rything
be in readiness for the meeting, but as
the time is short those who desire to
see firstclas9 fail in Austin should
have their minds made up as to how
many shares they will take, go the
committees can get through and pre-
parations for improving the track be
begun at once.
Yesterdays San Antonio Express
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
Seed Potato. { and Onion 8 Its

Stiles g. Rife, Austin, Tex, have.
just received a car of the famous
Bliss Triumph seed potatoes. They
are now also re ceiving daily cars Of
the New York Early Rose, Early Ohio
and Peerless varieties. They are.
headquarters for all leading varieties
OF seed potatoes and onion sets We
would advise you to see them before
you buy.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
II 10 the Best.

The success of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in effecting speedy cure Of
colds, Group and whoopiDg cough has
brought 1t I'm great demand. Messrs.
Pontius & Son OF Cameron, y say
that it has gained a reputation second
to none in that vicinity. Jas. M.
Queen of Johnston, w. Va, says it is
the best he ever used. b. +. Jones,
druggist, Wlnona, Miss. says:
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ia per-
fectly reliable. / have always war
ranted it and it never failed to give
the most perfect satisfaction 80
cent bottles for sale by DR.. J. ]. Tobin
and all druggists.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
Useful Pre- miums.

Attention is called to the seed prem
ium offered for new subscribers OF
cash renewals to The WEEKLY
STATESMAN. This lie a liberal offer
one which if availed of mag yield re.
turns an hundred told more than the
price paid. The seeds are from a
house of high reputation. Act
promptly, as it will take two weeks
for the seeds to reach you, and gar,
deniDg time is fast approaching.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
Seedsmen,s Catalogue.

The Seed Annual of D. M. Ferry &
Co., Detroit, Mich, reaches us this
year handsomer than ever and chock
full of information about seeds and
how to plant them TOR the best results.
The Annual was accompanied by a
package of garden and flower seeds
which will be planted with an assur-
ance that they will grow.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
Fa mers. Plant Ice.

The Texas Farmer let's up OIL politics
long enough to remark:
"Farlners who are not already pro-
vided with an icehOuse will do we'll to
construct one before the season arrives
for cutting and packing the ice, and
the sooner now this work ia done the
be,ter.n
Has the season for cutting ice ar.
rived at Dallas? Grass is growing
beautifully with us.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
Hieh-Pricsd Butter.

John Boyd of Illinois, is the only
man in the West, we think, who sells
the butter Of his herd, from fall until
spring, at 81 per pound, and as this
butter has to pass the every day criti.
cism of the famous Union club of
Chicago, it is worth while to inquire
what the rations fed these cows are
composed Of To an inquiry Mr.. Boyd
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
OUR WONDERFUL SEED OFFER
"a e NORTHERN GROWN TESTED SEEDS -
y The Most Liberal Offer Ever Modo '+''
THE FARM GARDEN.
COlleCtion No

This inclu es the best vegetables
That can be raised for family use
To ant one sending Sl.2i for a years
subscrl ption to the Weekly States
m"n, either new subscribers or re.
hewal, we will SIND the collection
OOSIn-ih fro.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
POPULAR DESCRIPTION.
Mora Or loss spherical in shape,

: More OF Iess 5pHeIIuaI III SHaPoI o'"V.
combating of many elongated
branching twigs which grow out
ward and upward from the root.
b1When no. quite mature the whole
slant has q reddish color, but as its
leeds ripen it bleaches out and
,ventually is almost white. Well
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25

Go to Bruck Bros. and get Yon an
Alpine 50 hat for 81 %, 1l9 Eaaf Sixth,
street
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-25
LADIES' COLLECTION.
Collection no. 2.

To every one sending us SIPS for
years subscription TO the Weekly
statesman, either new subscribers or
rem wal, we will send This grand
collection of flower seeds free, post
paid,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-24
Pr0jekta do praW dla niemieckiej
Rady panstWa.

BERLIN, % wrzesnia. = Ma
przyszla sesys niemieckiej Ra.
dy pa1stwa Rad przygotowa4
nastspujace nowe projekta do
praw: o opodatkowaniu tyto-
niu, poprawki do przepis6W o
zabezpieczeniu, regulacye prze.
civ uieuczciwej konkurencyi,
nowe prawa o imigrantach,
poprawki do kodeksu krymi-
nalnego. Radykalni twierdza,
re kanclerz"v. Caprivi zamie-
RIA r6wniez wniesc projekt do
prawa, ograniczajacego vol,
nose zebra6 i wolnosc prasy
oraz zwalczajacego anarchizm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-24

,,Jack Rocks, us}uchaj rady
przyjaciela i zniknij z miasta
jak najpredzej, gdyz W razie
przeciwnym wystawisz sic ma
k}opoty niebezpiecze6stwa.
Jesli us}uchasz, pozyskasz przy-
jaci6l pienieznie ci to wyna.
grodze, Odwiedz mie W vie.
zieniu: ME zapomnij o tenn.
Przyjaciel."
Druga to juz pr6ba wpiywa.
MIA na zeznania swiadkow. O..
a. Pickett, zam. pm. 432 Full.
ton ave., pr6bowaf byi mako.
mic Bart. Groota, jednego ze
swiadk6w prokuratoryi do O..
puszczenia miasta i "a to go "a
resztowano i stawiono pod
kaucya $500.
Rock podobno oznajmi} pro
kuratorowi, re nastepnego dDia
po zamordowaniu Zacharka
spotka} by} Donalda i Hallena
i re ci opowiadali mu o k}6tni
i o tenn, re Zacharka zabili.
Przedwczoraj jednak, wyste
pujac iako swiadek, powie.
dzia4, ze niczem podobnem
ME m6wi} prokuratorem i ze
tylko ostrzega} Donalda i Hal.
lena, re policya ich sciga.
w sadzie ssdziego Chetlai1a
rozpocza} sic process przeciw
Morrisowi Leahy, oskarzonemu
o morderstwo. Leahy przez 6
lat ukrywa} sic, W ko6cu 20
stai pochwycony i aresztowany
W ma}em miasteczku W poblizu
Indianapolis, Ind. zbrodnia,
kt6ra pope}ni}, ma tenn polega.
Ia, ze II maja 1888 W sprzeczce
Mat. Kloppem W Hegewisch,
Leahy uderzy} Kloppa W glo.
we krzeslem tax SLIME, re
Klopp wskutek tego we diva
dni p6zniej umaH W szpitalu
powiatoWym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-24
WybOry W Bufgaryi.

WIEDE6, % go wrzesnla. =
q Syfi donosza, IL dis W ca}ej
Bu1garyi odhywa}y sic wyb. ry
do Sobranja (parlamentu). Po-
dug dotad otrzymanych via
domosci, ME obrano zadnego z
wrogich rzsdowi ksndydat6w.
Obecuy prezYdent ministrow /
minister spraw wewnetrznych
DIR. Stoi}ow, minister sprawie-
div osci DIR. Radoslawow oraz
minister tinans6w Nacevics 40
stall obrani W paru obwodach.
Rad bedzie mia} }znaczna wick.
szosG. Wybory przeszly bez
zak}ocenia porzadku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-24
POjedynek ma Wyspie Cubic.

HAVANA, % wrzesnia. =
Wczoraj pc po}udniu niedale-
ko ztad W Palatino, w pobliz |
nowego rezerwoaru, odby} sic
pojedynek pomiedzy dwoma
przedstawicielami kuba6skiej
arystokracyi. Walczyli ze soba
Juan Pedro, milioner oraz ary,
stokrata i hrabia Gibacoa,
wywodzacy swe pochodzenie z
hiszpa6skiej rodainy kr6lew.
skiej. Obydwaj So to ludzie
ieszcze m}odzi. Obydwaj od-
niesli bardzo ciezkie rany:
Pedro W piers, Gibacoa = W
box. Rama pierwszego moze
sic okazac smiertelna. Powo-
dem pojedynku jest jakis taje-
mny dramat rodzinny. Dwaj
przeciwnicy do niedawna byll
najlepszymi przyjaci61mi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-24
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
SynOb6jstWO.

w sobote wieczorem niema.
}e przerazenie wywo}a}a mie
dzy mieszka1cami Noble str,
niedaleko Milwaukee ave-,
wiest, IL SO letni John Farrell,
w}asciciel piwialni pm 519 No.
BILE str. zastrzeli} swego w}as.
nego syna, 80 letniego Jamesa.
20 min. po godz. 9 policyant
Egeland re stacyi przy Raw
son str. us}ysza4 strza} W po
blizu Noble str. Crittendon
str. Pobiegl W kierunku, W
kt6rym strza} dal sic siyszec, a
spotkawszy por. Kandz'e, z MIN
razem uda1 sic do domku PREY
piwiarni pm. 5l9 Noble. U
progu domu wyszedi naprze-
civ MIN starry Farrell, w}asci-
ciel owej piwiarni ipowiedzia3:
"Szukam was w}asnie: zastrze
li}em mego syna'. Zaprowa-
dzono 60 ma stacya przy Raw,
son st., ,skonstato pred
tenn, re syn jego istotnie juz
ME zyl i ma stacyi zlozy1 syno.
b6jca take zeznanie: May.
wan sic John Farrell, nam lat
63, mieszkam pm. 519 Noble
str. zabity jest moim ssynem.
Zastrzelilem 60 W obronie VIA
snego aycia, gdyz James por
wal mie "a gard}o i grozi} u
duszeniem. Przyszed} do mnie
o godz. 9 zazada} pieniedzy /;
kiedy mu ich dat ME chcia}em,
zaczela sic sprzeczka i James
rzuci} sic ma mnie, ia W o.
bronze w}asnego zycia wyjafem
ma}y moi revolver strzeli}em
do syna'. Ma zapytanie, czyli
chcia} syna zastrzelic, stary mic
ME odpowiedzial.
Piwiarnia owa z}ej W okoli-
cy slawy uzywa}a cd dawna;
wszyscy trzej synowie Farrela
prowadzili zycie jak najgorsze,
jeden Mich odsiaduje kare W
domu karnym=swiadk6w sa.
mego zajscia ME byao j o ile O.,
powiadanie synob6jcy jestpra'
wdziwe, Mkt ME zdofa objas
mic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-24
PamiatkOwa tablica.

w ubieg{y piatek ma posle'
dzeniu komitetu obywatelskie-
go, kt6ry zajmuje sic wprowa.
dzeniem W zycie ustawy o pod.
ME sieniu tor6w kolejowych W
Chicago, uchwalono urzadzit
uroczysty obch6d rozpoczecia
robot W tym kierunku.
Uroczystosc ia ma sic odbyc
W przysz}a sobote popo3udniu,
ma rogu Archer avenue i linii
kolei Lake Shore tam ulice
przecinajacej, a polegac bedzie
gl6wnie ma ustawieniu tablicy
pamiatkowej i wypowiedzeniu
NOW odpowiednich. Napis ma
tablicy pamiatkowej bedzie
nastepuiacy:
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad Company.
John Newell, president.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad Company.
R. R. Cable president.
Track Elevation Ordinance PASSED
July 9, 1894.
John P. Hopkins, Mayor.
L.R. Clark, Harry Rubens,
Engineer. Corporation Counsel.
Uchwalono tez zaprosie ma
to uroczystosc burmistrza, r6z
nych urzednik6w i wybitnych
obywateli miasta, a W ko1cu
zamianowano komitet, kt6ry
ma urzadzat konferencye z od-
nosnym komitetem Rady miej.
skiej i z urzednikami kompanij
kolejowych W sprawie wybu.
dowania linii kolejowej ponad
ulice wzniesionej. LIMA ia
pierwsza nazywac sic bedzie
St. Charles Air Line elevation.
Do komitetu obywatelskiego
weszli: R. A. Waller, pref;
Charles III. Wacker, Christie
pher Hotz, Edward A, Kelley,
Charles Fitzsimons.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-24
TlEAFgI FEIEGsAFlgzEE z zAEsANlGY

= q Stockholm don; szs,
IL Oh. T. Yerkes, prezydent
Kompanii tramwajowej Chi
cago, obstalo val W jednej z
fabryk W Szwecyi $4,000 stop
liny dla swych tramwaj6w.
= We Francyi chca ustano,
vic podatek W wysokosci so
centymow 10 cent6w } cd kaz-
diego cudzoziemca, przybywa-
jscego "a granicy.
= Ces. Wilhelm pisze mu-
zyke do opery W stylu Wag-
nera.
Namiestnikiem Slazka
zosta} mianowany ksia2e Her.
man Hatzfeldt Won Trachen-
berg
W Honolulu odbeda sic
wybory d. 20 pazdziernika.
= Prezydent Francyi CAST
mir Perier odbiera prawie co.
dziennie isty z pogr6zkami
morderstwa.
: Ksiaze Albert pruski, re.
gent Brunswikn, zamierza w}o-
Eye kapita3 miliona marek lub
jeszcze znaczniejszy W pred
siebiorstwa rolnicze przemy-
slowe W koloniach niemiec-
kich we wschodniej Afryce.
= Izby francuzkie beds O.
twarte d. % pazdziernika.
: W ubieg}ym tygodniu
odbywaly sic wielkie manewra
armli francazkiej mad Loara.
Wypad}y bardzo dobrze. Kie-
rowa} manewrami jea. CALI
fet.
= Rad angielski postano.
viii sn6w zwiekszyc liczbe
swych okrst6w ma wodach
chi6skich japo6skich. 4
Portsmouth wyjecha4 juz W
tym celu parowiec wojenny
Gibraltar" inne okrety wy.
rusza wkrotce.
W Wiedniu W tym tygo-
dniu odbedzie sic 66ty ZJazd
przyrodnik6w niemieckich,
W Berlinie przystapis
wkr6tce do budowy gornej
kolei elektrycznej.
= w Zante Patras W Gre
cyl, W nocy z soboty ma ME-
dziels daily sic uczue slime
wstrzssnienia ziemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-24
Wy bOry W Australia.

MELBOURNE, % wrzesnia. =
w tych dniach W calej Victorii
odby4y sic wybory do parla,
mentu. Rezultatem ich bylo
miedzy innemi prawie zupe1ne
rozbicie partyi wolnego han
dlu. Jak wykazuja raporty,
obrano 65 zwolennikow cel
ochronnych i zaledwo IA stron-
nik6w wolnego handlu. Pozo-
stalych 25ciu cz}onk6w jest "a
r6wnomiernem elem cd warto-
sci W wysokosci 25 proc.
Skandaliczne Odkryeie W Rzymie.
RzYM, % wrzesnia. = o.
gromns sensacye wywolalo tu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-24
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE,

: Agencya sw. Stan. K.
Ligi Polskiej zajmie sic W tym
roku urzsdzeniem wspania}ego
obchodu listopadowego ma ma.
szej stronie.
= W sobote inkorporowany
zosta} W Springfield, Ill. Klub
republika6ski litewski 29.tej
wardy. Inkorpotorami So ob.
G.. Harmon, Fir. Audinius i
Antoni Janikosztal.
= H, M. Kinsley, w}asciciel
znanego tu W Chicago pier.
wszorzednego zak}adu restau
racyjnego, zmar} onegdaj.
-Zn6w dwie szulernie wczo.
raj odkry}a policya i zabra.
Ia Gale umeblowanie. Szuler.
ME tie znajdowaly sic pm. 1876
1SO ma W. Madison ul.
20 nominacye ma cz}onka
legislatury 9go dyslryktu ma
tykieeie republika1skim stara
sic podobno p. Fir. Karcz z
Wojciechowa.
-Sk}ad skradzionych pred
miot6w odkryla policya wczo.
raj na.... dachu tylnego do
mu pm. 1884 ma State ul. Una
laz}a tam 40 paki ubior6w
dziecinnych. Skradziono je
zapewne z wagon6w kolejo-
wych.
= % letnia Anna Rosen,
zam. pm. 78 ma Washburne
ave-, otru}a sic wczoraj arsze-
nikiem. Powodem samob6j.
stwa = nieporozumienie z me-
zem.
- Wczoraj W Central Music
Hall odby} sic wielki mityng
przeciwko szulerniom, urzadzo.
ny przez "Civic Federation.
Przemawia}o wiele m6wc6w.
Powzieto piorunujace rezolu.
eye przeciw szulerom i szuler-
stWu.
= Wczoraj wieczorem w6z
patrolowy, pe}ny policyant6w,
polowal ma dzikiego byka, kt6.
ry wyrwa3 sic re Stockyard6w
: i zrzsdzil wiele popfochu.
Ostatecznie byk ME zosta} upo.
lowany.
- Siedmnastoletnia Klara
Lowell, przyby1a niedawno z
Milwaukee, chcia1a sic wczoraj
utopi6 W jeziorze -ko6czyny
Divirsey ave. Zdo}ano ia ura-
towac. Powodem samob6j.
stwa mia} bye podobno - brak
piracy.
= Niezlym meaem jest MET
jaki George Griffith, LEGACY la
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-24
TeIegramy ZagranicEne
Cholera W ROsyi | POlsce.

PETERSBURG, % wr1esnia.-
Cholera W roznych stronach
pa6stwa ME ustaje. Cd 1go do
81 wrzesnia zachorowa}o W Pc.
tersburgu 81 os6b, zmarlo 20,
w Warszawie cd 9do Is wrze-
snia zameldowano Is nowych
wypadk6w zarazy j 9 smierci,
W tym samym czasie ma pro-
wincyi W Kr6lestwie bylo: W
CUB. Piotrkowskiej = 3O5wy-
padk6w choroby 1O6 smierci,
W P}ockiej 40 wypadk6w i 81
smierci, W CUB. Siedleckiej "a
chorowalo 122 osob i 43 zmar-
10; W CUB. Warszawskiej 151
ludzi zachorowaio i SS zmarlo.
Cd Ego do 8go wrzesnia W
CUB. Kieleckiej bylo 1852 no.
wych wypadk6w zarazy, W
CUB. Kaliskiej 81 wypadkow
/ "a smierci, W CUB. Radon
skiei = 202 wypadk6w 1Oz
smierci. Og6lem W Krolestwie
juz tysiace ludzi zmar}y na
cholere. Zaraza panuje take
epidemicznie W Mi6sku na Lii
twie, ma Podolu, W CUB. Wo-
4y6skiej, W KurLandyi i ma In
fantach. W glsbi Rosyi chole-
"a sic szerzy W CUB. Saratow-
skiej, Jaros1awskiej i Nizno-
nowogrodzkiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-24
z EurOpy do Ameryki-
W trzy dni.
Gazety europeiskie pisa:

Gazety europejskie pisza:
Podr6a Europy do Anne
ryki bedzie mona ma przY-
sz}osc odbywac ME W ciagu
6ciu dni, jak dotychclas, lecz,
jak utrzymuje wynalazca p.
Puniton z Anglii, W ciagu-
trzech dni.
Statek jego pomys}u ma bye
opatrzony 20tu srubami, umie.
szczonemi W r6wnych odste-
puch ma bokach statku, przez
co dzia}anie ich bedzie o wiele
skuteczniejsze, opr6cz tego
beda one zuaytkowYwaly zu.
pe}nie ginaca dotychczas W
czesci bezpo1yteczuie size ma.
szyny parowej.
Rozmieszczenie srub do ko-
Ia statku przyczyni sic do u
trzymania r6wnowagi i ME po.
zwoli falom rzuca1ia statkiem,
a nadto dale ma to wyzszost,
re uszkodzenie lub ziamanie
sruby ME wp}ynie zupe}nie ma
prawid2owy jego bieg.
Wynalazek ma bye podda-
ny probom W Anglii i W Anne
ryce.