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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07

In speaking of the elections IN this
State, the Picayunes jackson cores
pondent says: "The one next year
will be the first held for governor to
constable under the new constitution.
In addition to State officers and MEM
bers Of the legislature, all county offi-
GERS and district attorneys for the
several judicial districts are TO be
elected. 1t will be remembered that
the new constitution heightened the
terms of all county officers to four
years in order to make the tenure the
same as that of State officers, thus
doing away with the frequency and
expense of elections. And it does not
take a prophet to foretell that 10 will
be one of the most heated, aggressive
campaigns, not only for the several
nominations, State, legislative, dis
trict and county, but for the election,
as it IL as certain as night follows day
that the democracy will encounter &C.
rimonious opposition. 1t makes y
vast difference when there are approx
imately three thousand 0fices To be
contested for and when there are only
seven congressional seats to be filled.
Moreover, party ties are weaker
when the contest IL narrowed locally
than when the race is narrowed be-
tween several aspirants for Congress,
who may be personally unknown TO .
large majority Of the suRragans."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07
rHE COURTS.
THE REcULAR TERMS.
Circuit Court-2nd Dist,
,,vrFL II. TERRAL. JuDGI

SAMUEL II. TERRAL. JUp1E.
,,vrs II NEVILLE, DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
'n :. ths county Of Lauderdale, on the hrst
vlandav III iav Of January and July and continue
thlrGb ~ tbe county Of Noxubee, on the second
unnday IN iay Of February and August ana con-
tnue ,,,ar .,st sronnty OF Kemper. on the first Mon
aay r9 ~ March and September and continue
tIr'tbb Tn tbe county OF Clarke, on the third Mon
a.v n ~ March and September ana continue
'Ty't m tbe county of Wayne. on the hrst Mon
aav ~ ~ Anril and October aud continue SIX
days. -, ,,rao,a on the second
Monday Of April and October and continue
six days. p, p,,,,r ~, tha tbird
Monday of April and October ana continue
s'f IN III, tbe j county Of Hancock, on the fourth
Monday Of April and October ana continue
In the county of Harrison. on the second
Monday of May and November and continue
In the county OF Jackson. on the fourth
Monday of May and November and continue
twelve days. ,,n,... -,
In the county of Marion, First District, on
the third Monday Of June and December and
continue six days. In the Second District.
os the second Monday Of June and December
and continue six days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07
How TO Kiss.

New Orleans States.
GLOW to Kiss" is the title of an
alleged sanitary essay which has been
going the rounds OF certain papers.
But who is he that has had any expe-
rience with the girls on the osculatory
line desires any advice on the subject.
A man who does not know how to kiss
in a way to sweeten girl that for the
time being she imaglnes she is cara
mel or a honey tart, is mere whilfet,
a bump, a thing which the wild waves
of deep ocean should engulf. How to
kiss Bah What a foolish Ques-
tion. just trot out girl plump as a
November partridge and we will show
the author of that absurd essay how
the treatment should be administered,
and never again will he dare to rush
into print.
For instance, we would take the lit
tie darling around the waist with the
left arm, giving pressure of not less
than seventy pounds to the square
inch. Then with a smile about eigh-
teen inches wide we would tilt up her
chin to al angle of forty-flye degrees
and, and-then we would go to work.
We would swoop our grizzled muzzle
downward with the graceful slowness
of settling hawk, until the lip-coup-
ling was secure and complete. We
would then permit our chin to
roost on her chin for fully a
minute to drink in the nectar, and
when we pulled our lips from her lips
there would be heard a dull socking
sound as though a dray mule were
pulling his hoof out Ofa bog-hOle.
This is the way, and the only way,
for a man who feels like he has spurs
on his heels to kiss, and right here we
desire to INFORM young men who ac-
knowledge themselves to be tyrOs in
the art of OsculatiOn, that If they fol-
low any other prescription than that
which we have laid down, they will be
sure to disappoint the patient. A
girl who has been kissed according to
our formula will feel. unless she is
parylized, a peculiar current of cleo
trio Joy running gently from the tips
of her toes to the crown of her head,
and when the delightful sensation is
over she will involuntarlly calculate,
"Oh! my, that was awfully good"
Try, it, boys, when you have a
chance, because it is the old Missls-
sippi plan and never fails to give sat
isfaction, even to the most fastidious,
There are thousand Of tOothless old
maids to-day who have keen remcm'
brance of the first socking kiss they
received at country dance or candy
pulling and when in a confidential
mood they speak Of it as a real "sock-
dolager." Boys, don't go of on new
kissing fad. Kiss the girls In the
way your grandpa used to kiss them,
and they will like you.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07
Kansas Point Of View.

Atchinson Globe.
The devil gets lots of people that
nobody else would have.
There seems to be every variety OF
dog except good one.
No one tells the truth about poll
tics not even the ballot box.
The fools are not all dead yet, and,
what is more, they never will be.
1t is all right to vote for the coun-
try's prosperity, but you must work
for your own.
II men worked for themselves as
hard as they work for candidates the
pOorhouse would be tenantlcss.
II there Is any of the 1-to!d-you-st
disposition In a woman she CAREFUL,
conceals IL until after marriage.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07
Fighting Fish In Sian.

London Field.
The two fish are placed In the same
bottle. They are proceeded to take
each other in schoolboy fashion. and
back and push around the "ring,"
the small fins vibrating rapidly all the
time, and each little being quiverinR
with excitement and wrath. This
goes on for some minutes, until, as
the spectators are growing impatient,
one fish suddenly fips his head around,
makes dart, and considerable dent
in his adversary's tail shows at once
that he has got home. Henceforth
there is no hesitation until one or the
other cries ''peccavi." In regular fish
fights on which money depends the
battle is continued until one fish
turns tail and is chased around the
bottle by the other But this is usual
yam affair of an hour, and frequently
of three or four.
The pluck and determination Of the
fighters are wonderful. The ordinary
stream fish do not evince it nearly so
much as those that have been bred
and reared for the purpose. The tail
is the part which shows most damage,
for it is very easily torn. but a good
grip on a side fin is more effective.
When one pins the other by the nosea
very exciting struggle takes place, the
two lying fastened together like pro-
fessionally wrestlers, and then shak-
ing each other backward and forward
with might and main. They often
seem extremely exhausted, but still
fight on bravely, and sometimes it Is
a matter of difficulty to part them.
They display considerable agility in
eyading their opponents mouth, and
also in suddenly twisting around and
taking piece out OF his tail. In
twenty minutes or so these appen-
dages, which looked so brave and
: bright as they went into the fray, are
torn to ribbons.
The flsh's general appearance after
" the fight suggest that of a sailing
ship emerging from a hot action, with
- her canvass hanging in streamers, her
top-masts shot away and her crew
" " gasping for breath, but still ready to
J fight again. Pla kat sometimes sue
IL comb to a long superficial damage,
q and are Immediately ready to feed.
'o After match they are always rested
~ week or more according to the ex
III tent of their injuries, and most Of
:. the rents and cuts are repaired by ma
y ture. Enthusiastic owners often wa
10 ger a6 or 97 or more on their favor
~ ties, and many people earn little
=" :" money in this way by breeding fight
-, - ing fish and then backing then
against Others.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07
PAUSE AND THiAK.
Our trials we could soften

Our trials we could soften
If we'd only pause aud think.
Tears would not flow so often
If we'd only pause and think.
Our skies would all BE- brighter,
Our burdens would be lighter,
Our deeds would all be whittier
fwe'd only pause and think.
We would not proceed so blindly
If we'd only pause and think.
We would never speak unkindly
If we'd only pause and think.
We would cease unrest to borrow
Darkly clouding each tomorrow,
We could banish worlds of sorrow
lfwe'd only pause and think.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07

A Colorado man asked his wife If
she was going to vote the straight
Democratic ticket, and she said she
thought the tickets wele all straight,
but II any of them were cut bias, all
the ladies' would vote that kind. She
was highly pleased when her husba nd
assured her that she could put bias
fold on her ticket II she liked, and now
she declares that politics are perfectly
dclightful.-Delta Advance.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07

The patent Office has received a
valuable acquisition to Its museum in
u facsimile copy Of the first patent OF
an invention issued In America. II
was granted by the general court In
Boston, on March 9, l646. Joseph jerks
was the patentee, and his invention
waterwheel.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07
Secret Societies.

SCRANTON,

SCRANTON,
10. O. +. Scranton Lodge No. *. m eets ev
cry Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall at
T.a0 o'clock. J. p. Fox, N. G.; +. D. Becht,
Secretary.
Scranton Encampment No, 3s. meets every
I'd and 4th Friday evening at Odd Fellows
Hall at 1880 o'clock II. $. Rourke, c. p; v.
Ros. Scribe.
Knights OF Pythias. Mississippi Lodge No.
81, meets every Thursday evening ut Odd
Fellows Hall ut 1:30 O'clock, W. A. Cox,
&C: b. Il Browne. X. of s.
knights OF Honor, Scranton Lodge No. 1924,
meets every I'd and 4th Monday evening at
Odd Fellows Hall at 1880 O'clock.
F.& A. NJ, Gulf Lodge No. 4l9. meets lst
Fridays In each month mt Odd Fellows
Hall. NJ. q. Pankey. W. NJ; Geo. J. Santa
Cruz. Secretary.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07

.If a man can write better book,
preach a better sermon or make a
better mouse trap than his neighbor,
though he build his house IN the
woods, the world will make q beaten
path to his door."--EmersOn.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07

Having been swallowed by the Re-
publlcans, the only thing left for the
Third partyitcs Is to kick themselves
out in the cold again, says the Mobile
Register.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07

The deadly parellel-the railroad
track.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
WaIka z rabuSiami.

Patrick Grady wczoraj rano o
godz. 3 mi=szkaniu SVEN pm. 296
West Is str. stoczy} rozpaczliwa wal
ke trzema rabusiami. Zbudzi} 60
szmer zasiyszany pokoju, przytyka'
j4cego do sypialai. Wyskoczywszy z
l6zka, pospieszy} tam bez chwili ma,
mys&u i spostrzegi trzech mlodych
ludzi, kt6rzy mu grozili sniercia, je-
zeli ME be lzie sic ccho zachowywal.
Grady ME zwaaajac ma to, rzucis sic
ma najbl;as4ego, ale kiedy drugi "a
merzy} sic na niego z siekiera; schro'
nil sc do kuchni. z.amtad Powe6cis
"a chwile wielkiemi widismi po'
nownis rzucif sic ma rabusi6w. U.
zbrojony W siekiere jeden napa
stniEow jeszcze sic oronis, ale ze
dwsj jego wsp6lnicy tymczasem
umkoell, on take wyskoczy1 oknem
zniki. We wslce Grady zosta} ra-
niony, ale ME niebezpiecznie. Uwia-
domi4 o zaisciu policya ma stacy PREY
Maxwell str, ale dotychczas sladu
rabusi6w ME zpaleziono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
ZnOwu zwfOka W spraWie Prem
dergasta.

Sedzia Brentano odfozyl znowu
przesiuchane W sprawis zadania od-
iowenia procesu przeciw mordercy
burnistrza H4rrisona ma diva tygod.
ME, tym razem powcdu, re obsJ ad
wokaci, Trude Wade, So chorzy.
Nadto Wade prosil zwaoke powo-
du, ze jeszcze uie posiada wszystkich
zaprzysiezonych zeznsh potrzeboych
mu do wznowienia procesu. Sedzis
Brentano oswiadczys, ze zeznania to
musza bye dOstarczone najdslej do
dnia 7 lutego, a we srode, d. IA Lutte
60, ma sic odbyc wiasciwe przesiu-
chanie o godl. 10 rano. Prendergast
by} wczoraj obecnym ma kr6tkiej roz'
prawie tel sadowtj. Wygladai jak
zwykle ob"j7tnie, ale Po~ierzchow-
nose jego znienlia SIC o tyle ma ko
rzysc, ze starannie byi przyczesany
widocznie dba ssmotnosci o swa
toalete.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
Okrucienstwa murzynSkie
W Afryce.

LoNDYN, Sligo stycznia. =
z Cape Town donosza, IL ma
jor G1old Adams oddaialem
wojsk Kompsnii po}udniowo'
afryka6sklej, pochwyci{ CA
rodzieja i lekarza murzy6skie-
go, kt6ry by} sprawca stra,
sznych okrucle1stw, dokony-
wanych ma krajowcach i bia-
}ych W okolicach Shiloh. GA.
rodziej 6w przy pomocy swej
handy chwyta} kobiety i dzieci
i poddawai je strasznym me-
czarnion. Wyk}uwat i'm mp.
oczy igiami, a potem oslepioue
wrzuca{ do rzeki ma pokarm
krokodylom. Pozer 4niu temu
nies1czesnych ofiar przez kro.
kodyle, przyglada} sic z brze,
gu, szepcac jakies zaklecia.
Czynit to niby W celach leczni-
czych = i dla czar6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
u Berlina.

BERLIN, Sligo stycznia. :
Dzis W Radzie pa1stTa W dal'
Sym ciagu prowadzono roz,
prawy mad reformami flnanso-
wemi. DR.. Won Frege opono
wal przeciw srodkom, projek-
towanym przez Rad i twier.
dzil, ae w Niemczech do opo-
datkowania nadaIa sic tylko
nastepujace rzeczy: wyroby
syropowe, przet~ory spirytu
su, gazety, przedm'oty zbytku,
wyzsze gatunki tytoniu it'd,
Ostatecznie proiekta rzadowe
oddauo do komisyi. = Mini :
ster wojny Won Bronsart W
imieniu armii winsz 'wa} dis
ces. Wilhelmowi pogodzenia
sic z Bismarckiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
NotatAi Miejskie.

- Pan A. J. Kowalski zosta} juz
wczoraj ostatecznie noninowany su.
perintendentem ,,of the water pipe
extension" ma miej ce usunietego j.
Sohwoba. Pan Kowalski dis obej-
mule urzad. Wlnszujemy serde.
cznie!
- Burmistrz zamierza zniesc u
policyant6w pai<i, a zastapi6 je giet'
kismi ,,b'llles'', jake maja policyanci
nowoyorscy, jake mona nosic pod
surdutem. Policyalci sr6dmiesciu
maja otrzymac laski. Jeszcze szef
POLICY wyrazi co do tego swe zapa'
trywanie.
= Ma stacyach policYjoych urze-
dnicy W ciagtej So obawie, 70 ktos
ospe do Mich przyniesie. Wczoraj u.
kazas sic jakis cz}owiek ma stacyi
prey Desplaines str. rozparsszy sic
przed bi6rkiem sierzanta, powiedzias,
IL mu sic zdaie, ze ma ospe. Okazaio
sic, ze istotnie bardzo bys chory ma
ospe zabrauo 60 do szpitala. Cos
podobnego zdarzy&o sic ma stacyi PREY
Maxwell str.
95 letnia Irlandka Kittie Casey
wczoraj W mieszkaniu SVEN pm. 70
O'Brien str. omal ME spalila sic zyw.
Gem. Przy kolacyi obalila lampe,
nsfta eksplodowasa, serwetka i fran
ka zaleiy sic, Irlaudka wskutek dy-
mu zare}niajacego Pok6j przyto-
muos6 stracila. Jednakze ma szcze.
scie nadbiegii sasiedzi, pozar st}umili
staruszke przywiedli do przyto'
mnosci.
= MARGIN Jeuke, zatrudniony- W
rzezalni 6rmy Nelson Morris d Co.
W stockyardach wczoraj przedposu-
dniem o godz. 10 idac schodami do
! CORY, posiznai sic upadl wstecz
tax nieszczesliwie, re pekla mu cza.
Ska, wskutek czego umar1. Liczys
43 lat mieszkas ma rogu Al uIicy
Loomis str.
= w dwupietrowym domu drew.
nianym pm. 473 Milwaukee ave., W
ktorym VIM. Schell, wiasciciel tegoz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
NIADOAOSCl NLEJSG0HS
Detektyw zastrzplOny przez
p0IicN TIA.

Charles Arado, znany detektyw, ze
stacy PREY Harrison str, zosta4 wczo'
raj rauo zastrzelony przez policyanta
Johna A. Bacon ze stacy przy Gotta,
ge Grove ave., a swiadkowie cs}~go
zajscia zgoduie zeznaja, ze Bacon
dzialal jedynie W obronie wlasnego
zycia.
Arado, syn starego osadnika wso
skiego, by} cd niedawna detektywem
zamitowauia tylko, ho odziedliczy
wszy majatek $5O,oO0, ME potrzebo
wal tego rodzaju zatrudnienia dla "a
rabiaDia ma zycie. Przedwczoraj
bratem swym LudwAem spedzii noe
Gala ma balu szumowln spoleczehstwa
W hall Freiberga. Bysto bal doroczny
najgorszych zywioi6w policya VIE
dzac, ze ma sic odbye, szczeg6luie
wielu policyantow wyssa}a do pilno'
wanna porzadku. Aradowie byli ma
balu dla rozrywki w}4snej; Bacon
jako urzednik. Bawiono sic az nsdto
weso1 ku kohcowi balu Ludwlk
Arado by} do uieprzytomnoS' pijany'
Ola rozrywki wyja} revolver, by
strza,ami niego gast swiatfa' Kill
ka strza{6w takich, chociaz estate.
cznie strza}y ma takich balach nikogo
ME dziwia, zwsblo Bacona patrolu'
jacego ma ulicy. Wszedlszy, widzac
co sic dzieje, zazadai cd P'janego, by
mu oddal revolver. Detektyw Char
les Arado odpo siedzia4, re jest to
,,all right" i ze bratu odbierze rewol'
wer. Bacon istotuie tenn sic zadowol.
nil, zrsjac detektywa i chciss juz cd
chodzid, kiedy pijany Lndwik Arado
rzuci} sic ma niego i uderzyl go W
twarz kilkakrotnie. Potem jeszcze /
ma policyanta Waohbol1a sic rzucis
Wtedy Bacoo pol isgi ku budce alar-
mowej, azeby zawezwat w6z Patrolo'
wy przyareszto wac P'jsnego' MIN
gorszych naduay6 sic dopusci. Ale
pobiegli "a MIN Aradowle. Charles
Arado strzel,f "a MIN trzY razy,
wtedy Bacon odwr6ciI sic broniac
sic strzelil, trafajec Ch.rlesa W piers
ponizej serca. Charles zawotas: va.
biz mne!" upAdt rekami skrzyzo'
wanemi ma ranie MIN lekarz mad
biegs, skonai. Ludwik Arado tax by1
pijauy, ze biegoao upadi skaleozl3
sic W glove, potem jeszcze dug
czas ami wiedzlal, co sic wiasciwie
sta{o. Bacon sam odda} sic W rece
policyi, jury koronerska u~oluiSa
go cd wszelkiej odpowiedzialnosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
Banker z zOna ObrabOwany.

Miejscowost Maple Park, liczaca
500 mieszkahc6w, W kt6rej rzadko
kiedy cos waznego sic wydarza, tym
razem ma swoja sensacye' Jeden z
naibardziej znanych tam mai jbogat'
szych mieszkahc6w, banker E. 2.
Robertson, przedwczoraj wieczorem
we wlasnem mieslkaniu zosta{ opa.
dniety i obrabowany, a chociaz zdo-
bycz rabusiow nadzwyczaj stosunko-
wo by}a ma}a, to przeciez okoliczno-
Sci, towarzyszace rozbojowi, by{y
szczeg6lnie sensacyjne.
We wtorek wieczorem okolo godz.
Gel banker siedziai iona PREY ko-
lacyi, kiedy ktos do dr~wl zadzwoni1.
Gospod ,rz domu wyszedi i drzwi o.
tworzy}: wesz}o trzech mezozyzn,kt6-
rzy, natychmiast wyjawszy rewolwe-
ry, wymierzyli je ku MENU, szepc7ac,
by cicho sic zachows}, iesli mu y Gle
mise. zmusili 60 do p6iscia pred
mimi napowr6t do sail jadalnej. zona
bankiera, ujrzawszy, co sic dlieie,
krzyknela przestrachu, ale i ja zmu-
szono rewolwerem do milczenia o.
boje natychmaast zwia7ano zakne-
blowano. Potem pr7eszukano kie.
szenie bankiera, W kt6rych znalezio-
no tylko troche drobDej monety i
przepyszny zsoty zegarek. zegarek
uwaznie rabusie obejrzeli, wyrazili
sv6j zachwyt co do jego pieknosci,
ale wsozyli go ostroznie uapowr6t do
| kieszeni bankiera; widoczLie ko-
sztownosci i'm ME chodlilo. Potem
rewidowali pokoje i otwierali szufa-
| dy. Sreber kosztownoScl ME bra.
Ii wcale; szukali got6wki. Znalezli
W rezultacie zaledwie $40, ale i tenn
sic zadowolnili i byli jeszcze tax
grzeozni, ze zluznili troche wiezy
bankiera jego zony -poczem ode
szli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01

domu, IA sxf.d rzezaiczy, poaar
wczorai zrzadzil szkode ma $500.
= Grozaca upadsiem, bo chylaca
sic cd Plejakiego czasu dose groznie
wiezs budynku gieldy, zostanie roze.
brana wedle uchwaiy dyrektor6w
gieldy.
. Koszta utrzymywania telefou6w
ME zmniejsza sic prawdopodobnie
przez czas jeszcze d'ugi, chociaz
wczoraj uptynai termia wazaosci pa.
tentu tslefonu Bella. Kompanie te.
lefoniczne bowiem posiadaia jeszcze
kilka patent6w, tyczacych sic roznych
czesci telefonow, ktore jeszcze maja
waznosG ma lat 5 do 10.
= Oko}o 1000 fabrykant6w W
Stanie Illinois zorgauizowalo sic pod
nazwa illinois Manufacturers Asso-
ciation'', by postars6 sic W sadach o
zwalczanie ustawy o osmiogodzinnej
piracy kobiet.
Profesorowi .Grygorowiczowi,
rosyjskiemu hypnotyzerowi, udaao sic
rzeczywiscie zahypnotyzowa6 pare
os6b W Milwaukee, przez telefon
Chicago. Twierdzi, ae teraz bedzie
to robi} codzieh. Ciekawe, jesli to
tylko ME jaka ,,sztuka madrosci!"
Tow. patryotyczno-naukowe
msodzieay polskiej ma Wojciechowie
urzadza d. l kwietnia r. b. przedsta'
wienie teatralne. Odegrane zostana
try sztuczki: ,,Pr6ba przedstawienia
amatorskiego", oTypy i sprawiedli.
wos6 sadowa" ,,Po drodze". Rezyse-
rem jest p. seegers.
w Chicago poszukuja obecnie
jekiegos hrabiego (?D Komorowskie.
go, kt6ry mia} W Bellport, L. l. o.
szuka6 ludzi ma $4,000 i uciec tu-
tai.
= Patrolman polski p. Ludwik
Kroll 1890 precynktu policyjnego,
zosta1 mianowany sierzantem biuro-
wynn ma novel stacyi policyjnsj
(37my precynkt) W Cragin. Vim
szujemy cafego serca!."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
Anarchista MerlinO
aresztOWany W NeapOIu.

RzYM, 81 stycznia, Najwy-
bitniej~ay anarchist6w wio.
skich, Merlino, przyjaciel Ci.
prianiego Malatesty, zostal
wczoraj aresztowany W Nea-
polu wiasnie W chwili, gdy
znaidowa} sic W ogrodzie pu,
blicznym. Byl on przebrany
"a ksiedza. Gdy dostrzegl, ze
go ohserwuja, chcia} uciec /
Wskoczyi na tramwaj; lecz do 9.
scignieto goi uwieziono: Poll,
cya w}oska poszukuje Merllna
iuz cd r. 1888. W r. 1891 wi
dziano go W Medyolanie, ale
znikna} W dziwny sposob W
chwili, gdy policya mia1a go
juz aresztowac. Oh tego CA
su przemieszkiwa}, jak sadza,
po VIE EszeJ czescl wa fancyl.
,,Giornale di Stella" !" wycho
dzacy W Palermo, twierdzi, re
Merlino byl agentem francu-
zkim / re on przyczyni} sic do
wywolania zaburze6 ma Sy-
cylii taie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01

wiedzione. Kiedy nastapi e.
gzekucya, W tel chwili jeszcze
niewiadomo. Podobno PREF.
Carnot ma prosbe niektorych
deputowanycb kaza1 sohie
przesiae akta sprawy zamie-
rza je przejrzee, azeby sic pre-
konac, czy niema powodow do
uiaskawienia. Matka Vaillan-
ia odwiedza}a go dis W vie,
zieniu rozmawia}a MIN
przeszlo pol godziny. P3akala
i drza}a ma ca}em ciele Val.
liant by1 dose spokcjny. Rzek4
do n atki: .,S,nierc ME przera-
"a mnie. P6jds pod gilotyne
bez strachu." Anarchists odma
via ciagle widzenia kapelana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
NOtatki telegraticZne
z Zagranicy.

Z Warszawy donoszs, il W po.
}uduiowej stronie Kr6lestwa pomimo
zimy, wclaz sic szerzy cholera. W
okolicach Opatowa i Kohska =" gub'
Radomskiej by}o kilkadziesiat wy
padk6w zarazy II smiercl.
w Torqay W Anglii zmarsa PAM
Clay, znakomita artystka dramaty-
ozna, kt6ra wielekro6 wystepowa}a W
stanach zjednoczonych pod nazwa
Rosiny Vokes.
= Zdrovie cara Rosyi, ktory byl
niebezpiecznie chory, polepszyso sic
znacznie.
- W Londynie odbyl sic Stub
arystokraty szkockiego p. Bruce
Baillie, kuzyna vice krola Indyj, z
e6rka nilionowego piwowara Nellie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
Uroczystosci W GOtha.

BERLIN, 3lgo stycznia. =
q Gotha donosza odbytym
tam dzisiaj uroczystym wjrz-
die nowego ksiecia Sasko.K o,
bnrgsko G 'tajskiego (b. ksie'
cia Eiynburgski-go) Miasto,
pomimo deszczu, by{o przy-
brane wspaniale, a ludnosf
wita}a nowego swego w{adce z
wielkim zapa3em. Wszystkie
sk}ady by}y pozamykane. Cd,
by1y sic parady i uroczyste
przyjecla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01

Bass. Parma m}oda przyniossa mezo.
wi 30 milion6w Col. posagu.
Parowiec niemieckiej liuii okre-
towel Nordd. Lloyd ,,Trave", wypSy-
waiac z Bremen do New Yorku,
wpadi ma mielizne. w ciagu paru 60:
dzin zdoiano go uwolnit Z niebezpie-
cznego posozenia. Parowieo uszko'
dzeh ME odni6sl.
Okret amerykahski Hattie E..
Foster" rozbi{ sic ma wybrzezach
Anglii niedaleko Strawberry Point.
Piee osob z jego zasogi utoneso.