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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-08-18
FUNERAL OF STEPHEN BAK

rhe Victim of NIcGee Followed to the
Grave by the NIasOns.
PoMERoY, Aug. 12.-Steve Baker,
who was murdered by n. McGee last
Thursday, was buried on Friday even
ing by the Masons, of which body be
was all honored member. No clew has
yet been found as to McGee's where
abouts aud officers are in search of
him.
~ large majority of our citizens are
spending the heated term in the
mountains.
The farmers are all doing their ut
most to ges their grain harvested tie
tore the fall rains set in. One great
drawback is the scarcity of grain ba ys,
as the shipping houses are all behind in
their orders on account of the wash
out and strike, and on top of that the
wreck of the Alto bridge, whereby the
bags are delayed on the road, but the
railroad companies are now sending
the delayed freight arouni by Wal
lulu over the Northern Pacific to Con-
nell junction and thence by the 0. r.
l. n. to Lacross and Starbuck.
GENERAL NEWS FROM CHENEY
Satisfactory Yield of Cereals Political
and Educational.
CHENEY, Aug. 13.-Harvesting is
we'll in hand in this section, and the
yield is satisfactory. In some fields
wheat falls short of an average crop,
hiie in others this shortage is more
than made up by an increased yield.
Governor Cole says his fall sown wheat
is very good, VI hile that sown in the
spring is not so good. In consequence
of harvest business is perceptibly more
active in Cheney than during the early
part of the season, but the general con-
viction of all classes is there can he no
permanent relief of the financial condi-
tion OF the country until the financial
policy OF The general government is
settled.
Political Outlook.
The republicans of the Fifth district
are lining up for the coming campaign.
The populists, OF course. are loud in
their claims, and the democrats seem
to be waiting for something to turn up
that will help them, while the repub-
licaus are quietly and contidentialiy
looking the field over and will be
heard from in due time. The fact that
there are tw state Institutions III this
district, the state normal school at
Cheney and the asylum for the insane
at Medical Lake, properly enough
gives emphasis to the question as to
who the representatives in the next
legislature from the Fifth district shall
be. Interests of vital Importance to
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-08-18
PLAGUE RUINS hong KONG.
Fps Beng Transferred to Othe

shp ps Bong Transferrsd to Other
Ports.
VICTORIA. Aug. 12.-From Aus
tralia and the east, by the steamer
Arawa, which left Sydney July 20 and
arrived at Victoria August II, comes
the following news:
At Hong Kong it is generally be-
lieved that the plague will ruin Hong
Kong as port. A large number Of
ships were transferred to Macao. Ships
are in great demand. bringing enor-
nous prices if they are available for
carrying troops.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-08-18
NO RELIEF FOR THE PALOUSE.

Wheat Rates Reduced from Walla
Walla and Ritzvi1le, However.
PORTLAND, Ore. Aug. 14.-At
conference of the officers Of the
Northern Pacific and O. r. & n, held
here today, the rate on wheat from the
Walla Walla, Pendleton and Ritzville
districts to tide water was reduced 25
cents, to 81. so per ton. The rate from
The Palouse country is unchanged.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-08-18
A BLOODLESs FIGHT.
Japanese Attack on Port Arthur Did
Little Damage.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 12.-The Japane ese
squadron that attacked Wie-Hai-Wei
on Friday, reports of which engage
ment were cabled to the Associated
Press yesterday, consisted of 26 vessels
1t is not definitely known how many
of the fleet were men war. The war.
ships drew up in line of battle off the
port and opened fire early Friday
morning There were no Chinese war;
ships in the vicinity, and the engage
ment was entirely between the Jap
anese men-ofwar and the forts.
The Whereabouts of the Chinese fleet
was unknown. The forts, however.
were able without much difficulty to
repulse the attack. About SO shots
were discharged, but no material dam
age was done on either side. The
soldiers manning the guns of the forti-
fications showed themselves to be
lamentably deficient in craftsmanship.
Most of their shots were iIl-directed,
the shells either falling short of the
vessels aimed at or going wide of the
mark.
When the fleet withdrew to Fort
Arthur, which place it attacked Friday
evening, little if any damage was done.
The operations are regarded as having
been no attempt to conquer Wei-Hai-
Wei or Fort Arthur, but simply ruses
on the part of the Japanese government
to ascertain the exact position and
of the Chinese guns at the
two places. On Thursday last two
small gunboats were sighted going at
full speed in the direction I len Tsin.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-08-18

Chinese Dispatches Say the Japanese
Were KepuIsed.
LONDON, Aug. l2.-The Times to-
morrow will publish dispatch from
Tien Tsin confirming the Associated
Press dispatches of all attack by the
Japanese fleet upon the Chinese port of
Wei-Hai-We and its rep1lse. A dis
patch to the Times from Shanghai
says the Chinese official report of the
engagement states that only .6 shots
were exchanged between the Japanese
warship and the forts. The report
says that one OF the Japanese ships was
hit three times and another one once.
The fire of the warships did no damage
to the forts.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-08-18
! a. o. U. W. HALL DEDICATED.
4 Large Attendance and Good Time
Marked tae Festivities.

a Large Attendance and Good Time
Marked tae Festivities.
SPRAGUE, Aug. l3.-The local lodge,
y. o. u. W., dedicated its new quar-
ters in the kinnear block Friday even
ing by giving a social party. A
large number of invitations had been
issued, and as the lodge is new
and rapidly growing in popular favor,
the rooms were crowded with a gay
rartv Of young and old, and it was an
early hour this morning when the
lights were extinguished and the party
dispersed. The hall was tastefully dec
Grated with flowers and plants. and in
The banquet hall a most delicious sup
per was served during the entire even
ing. After short musical program
dan cling was INDUCED in by the young
people in the large lodge room, while
the older people played cards in the
smoking room.
sprague Notes.
The board of equalization has fin
ished its labors and adjourned. So far
ONLY ole kick has Eeen made against
a too high assessment, which speaks
we'll for Assessor Vest.
Sprague is soon to have local tele-
phone service. Over a dozen business
firms have already subscribed to the
service.
The August apportionment of school
funds gives to Sprague the sum OF
SlS6.60.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25
staple and fancy groceries.

But when he started to run his wa
gon again he found it in a worse
fix than ever. 1t wouldn't run to
suit him at all, so last Friday he
took it TO Sinner to the blacksmith
shop, saying that something was
The matter with his wagon and he
did not know what it was. The
smithv looked at the wagon a mo-
ment and then said, "what makes
you run the hind wheels in Font
and the front wheels behind?' II
don't ran it that way" was The re-
ply. "Oh. but you do said the
smithy. well you fix The wagon
and 1 will ply you foc it, exc!aim-
ed Smith So the smithv changed
the wheels and made his ohal sc.
which was only five cents. Tue
above is fact, for l was a wicness
10 it. WELL-wIsHER.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25
MOultOn Institute.
MoULToN INST.

MoULToN INST.
EDITOR GAZETTE:
l thought | would write again as
my other letter was printed.
1t seems like Mr.. Walker is get
ting very angry with M" He
says he knows it is a che" then
why don't he go to him like man
and not try to ruin ks character.
He says Xxx runs everything down.
| think he is trying to run things
down little too. AS to the senti-
ment of the people, they are just as
much for Xxx as for Walker. Oh,
yes they are strict church members
but the d wouldn't own such.
Mr. Editor, we do not like to be
represented by Walker; if we can't
get along without his letters, then
we will have you to let him know.
Walker would hate to attend a law
suit about his writing | would
like to know why Mr.. Walker writes
as none of the parties has anything
against him; he must be siding with
the "smart Alex"
Prof. Walker had to go all the
way down to Sinner to find out who
Xxx was. l suppose he is satisfied
now. l think Xxx will stop writing
now, as there is such kick made
and he is not competent to repre-
sent this community, and is rot
very honorable, that is why l took
his place. Walker said once thai
Xxx was afraid to, put his name Z
his letters. 1t seems that Walker
likes his name set in type.
Post master Holmes is up once
more. WILD WEST.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25
stonewaiI Institute I;ricfs.

kOIONEh All INDls
EDITOR GAZETTE
We had the finest rain last Sat-
urday night that has fell here in
twelve months, besides several
showers that have fallen since and
now the ground is thoroughly wet,
There is not much grip here at
present. j. D. Smith is quite sick
but l believe the doctors pronounce
it case of bilious fever. l be,
lieve this is all the sickness in this
community at present.
Farmers are getting along very
slow with their blowing on account
Of repeated Interruptions from rain
Stock are doing well now on the
new spring grass which is coming
out in abundance.
The public school is progressing
very well at the Institute, and the
attendance good.
Visitors are not so numerous
now, with the exception of few
young men. and they come so often
that they are considered as home
folks now, so they don't count.
Some farmers are talking OF
planting corn, but none have done
SO as yet.
Everybody are looking forward
for a big crop. Some are spending
too mech money to make this crop
Pm afraid, Go slow, my friends
for the spectators might hew the
price of cotton down q little lower
if there is large crop raised.
Wells that went dry in the sum-
mcr afford some water now.
J.A. Smith noticing Hhis wagon
wheels all gummed upwith tar last
week took them off to scrape the
aAle thimble and hub and after
completing his job he said snow l
don; guess you'ilruuso side ways.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25

get breakfast, saying that he was
going to town today to sell his cot
ton and that he would also take
he, truck to market. Mrs. Slokum
aroce in high spirits. After break
fast was over she began the task OF
catching chickens. and at the same
time thinking that they would
bring enough money to furnish her
and thei children with their sum
mer clothes. She could not see why
they wouldn't bring money enough.
She had more than she had the fall
before and they brought enough to
buy theie winter clothes. So when
all was ready to start. NJ. Slokum
asked Kenny, his little seyen-year
old boy to go with him. Kenny
did not want to go at first but fin
nally consented to go. lie knew
how his father was when he went
to town.
NJ. Slokum drove to Town quiet
and cool disposed Of his cotton and
the next thing was little drink,
Kenny had to hold the horses as
usual, and the little fellow had to
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25

Mr.. Slokum, farmer who had
left his cotton over from the year
before on account of low prices,
thinking PERHAPS it would go up in
the spring; and sure enough it did
90 mp, but it was in the late month
Of May, and by this time his good
wife had managed to raise II fine lot
chickens. She had also contrived
to save an abundance of eggs and
butter. When they had lived on
the public road she had always
sent her truck to market by some
neighbor, but since they had moved
she had not mad the opportunity to
sell anything, therefore she had a
good lot ahead. Mr.. Slokum arose
early on the morning that he had
decided to sell his cotton and had
his team fed before daylight, and
awaking his good wife, babe her to
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25
IIOchhcin.
IIooHHEIM, TEXAS

llOChhElhj lENAS'
EDITOR GAZETTE:
News are scarce.
We had hard wind and a good
rain Friday night,
The farmers are taking in more
land. / suppose they think that
cotton is so low that they will have
to plant more of to make ends
meet.
Our Sunday school will be or-
ganized again Sunday, after hPving
been in winter quarters for about
three months.
'-i HE biraas band is progressing
very well under the instruction Of
the new teacher.
The Hochheim lodge Will move
to Cheapside today.
think we need a new artist,
since Leroy, our former one. found
it more profitable business to run
a pool table and barber shop bacl,
of the Grady Saloon,
There is not much for the doct-
ors to do now, as there is no sick
ness that / know Of
Success to the GAZETTE,
JACK,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25
Attention Farmers.

Wolters Bros, have just received
large lot Of the Standard Steel
Beam black land plows, which they
will sell under a full guaran tee
from $3.50 to $3.50 cheaper than
any other pillow on the market.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
SamOb6jstwo aptekarza.

Aptekarz Charles H. Merrill, kt6.
rego apteka znajduie sic ma polud-
niowo zachodnim rogu Clark str. i
North ave., wczoraj odebra1 sobiezy.
Gle. Znaleziono 60 unierajacego
pomnika Granta, a ehociaz natych-
miast zawieziono go do szpitala Ale
xyan6w, to przeciez pomimo wszel.
kich srodkow uzytych do utrzymania
go przy zyciu, umarl W pare godzin
p6zniej. zazys, jak sic okaza}o, tru-
cizny. Siycha6, ze interesa W apiece
sz{y mu bardzo dobrze, ale W ostat-
mich czasach zapalenie eddawas sic
grze W karty pill DUO, a wskutek
tego stracil znaczne sunny. PAM ].
Rurez, zam, pm. 6I4 N. Clark str, u
kt6rej Merrill mieszka1, opowiada, re
tenze W ostatnim tygodniu prawie
zmysly tracil wskutek picia ustawicz-
nego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
NOtatki telegraticzne
z zagranicy.

Il Shanghai donosza, IL niedale
ko ztamtad paruset piratow (rozb6i-
nik6w morskich) napada ma wioski i
osady. W jednem miejscu ludnos6
stoczysa mimi kompletna bitwe, W
kt6rej so ludzi padlo zabitych.
= Carewicz, nastepca tronu Rosy,
wyjechas ma pokladzie yachtu ), ,,Gwia'
ida Polarna'' do Londynu dla odwie-
dzenia swej narzeczonej, ksiezniczki
Alicyi Heskiej.
w Hongkong onegdaj umarso
"a ludzi ma zsraze.
= Rad tymczasowy rzecz. Saliva
dor zazadas cd rzeczp. Kolumbii wy
dania bawiacego jeszcze W Panamie
b. prezydenta Salvadoru, Ezeta.
Z Afryki nadohodza wiesei o
starciach pomiedzy Francuzami a
Belgiiozykami, W okolicach Cuban
CHI, W Afryce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
Tslsgramy KrajoVe,
Kapitulacys straj ker6W.

COLUMBUS, O., Is czerwca.
Zarzsd amery ka6skiego zwisz'
ku g6rnik6w otrzvma} naste-
p6i9cs depeszs z Irving, Pa,
gdzie szazwyczaj pracuje 5000
g6rnik6w: ,,Unia miejscowa
Nr. 500 W nieobecnosci 400
cz}onk6w przyjsla uk3ady z
w}ascicielami kopal1. Henry
Scott, sekretarz".
Strajk de facto jest zako6
czony. Ze wszech stron mad
chodza wiadomosci, re strai-
kerry przyimuja warunki u
k{adu W Columbus. Me jest
to iednak uk1ad dobrowolny,
TEN mniej zwycieztwo robo-
tnik6w: jest to raczej ich ka-
pitulacya, i przystaja ma wa.
runkl, gdyz lnaczeJ posIaPlc
ME zdolajs. Patrick Nc Bride,
sekretarz i kasyer zwiazku gor.
nik6w oswiadcza, il zarzad
gl6wny ma mocy doswiadcze-
MIA d}ugoletniego, przyszed1 do
przekonania, ze "a pomocs
gwa}t6w mic osiagnse sic ME
dale, ae przeciwnie wszelkie
postepowanie tego rodzaju
szkodzi sprawie robotnikow.
w wielu obwodach SO VIA
sciciele kopal6 sympatyzujacy
2 robotnikami i starajacy sic o
polepszenie ich losu. Prasa
krajo@a przewaznie sta}a pc
stronie robotnik6w. Gdyby ci
wszsdzie byli zaehowali sic
spokojnie, to plany glownego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
Abdul Aziz OgfOS1Ony sui.
tanem w MarOkkO.

TANG1ER, l5go czerwca- :
Abdul Aziz zosta4 urzedownie
ogloszony sultanem Marokka1'
skim. Proklamacya mia}a
miejsce W Fezie. Zak46ce1 po.
rzadku nieby}o.
LoNDYN, logo czerwca., :
Sekretarz parliamentary do
spraw zagranicznych oswald
cyl dis W Izbie gmin, Il
wszystkie pa6stwa, zaintereso-
wane W Marokko, postanoWl,
" dzia}aG wsp6lnie / utrzymac
porzadek rzeczy, jaki istnia3
dotad. Sultan Abdul Aziz
dotad jeszcze przez mocarstWa
urzedownie uznany ME zosta1.
MADEYT, logo czerwca. :
z Fezu donosza, IL nowy sui
Tan w SWoJ pfOA1audcy oS1a
sza amnestye dla przestepc6w
polityeznych i innych, kt6rzy
wykroczyli przeciw zmarlemu
jego ojcu, ale "a to obiecuje
surowo karac wszystkie wy
kroczenia przeciwko swej oso-
by. Kilkunastu Beduin6w,
winnych rabowania karawan,
odrazu skazal ma smierc.
PARYz, 15go czerwca. Rad
wydal rozkaz, azeby W Algie-
re kilka oddzial6w Wojsk "a
ie3o stanowisko obserWacyjne
ma granicy marokka1skiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
MityDg Kiubu pOIsko-ameryka1-
skiegO i6ej wardy.

Klub polsko.amerykadski robotni
czy IN. Washirgtoua ma posiedzenie
jutro W niedziele d. II czerwca go.
dzinie 4Sej wiecz. W Hall OBJ. Macie
ia Derengowskiego PREY rogu ulic
Dickson Blackhawk.
Uprasza sic obywateli l6ej wardy,
azeby sic jak najliczniej zebrali la
to posiedzeuie, poniewaz So bardzo
wazne sprawy do zalatwienia.
Nadchodzi czas, kiedy nalezy sic
wzia6 do dzie3a i pracowac energi-
czniej W polityce. Obecnie Po.
lak6w prawie calkowicie usuuieto cd
wszelkiej korzysci W polityce.
Naleay temu zaradzic.
Ola tego tez wzywamy polskich O..
bywateli: przybadz ,ie jak najliczniej
ma posiedzeuie jutrzejsze, gdyz idzie
O wspolne nasze dobro.
MaciG Dere'agoaoski, PREF.
Fir. Jankowsk, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
Konttet."
z szum ,win spofecznych.

Szumowiny spoieczne W Paryzu
wydobyly zrow ma jaw jedno tych
indywidu6w, o ktorych SWAT przyp1.
SEGA, il legna sic tylko W bujnej
wyobrazni romansopisarzy. Policya
miejscowa ujesa tam W tych dniach
starego zebraka, chwiIi, gdy pc.
wnego z jubilerow chcial spieniezyt
cenna bardzo brosze. Starzec ten,
obraz ostatniego nedzarza, dluga
silva broda, zeznaa, il kosztownosc
owa znalazi W pobl;zu Opery komi.
cznej W kanale. zapytauy o nazwi-
sko, odparl po diugich wahaniach, IL
nazywa sic: Edmund wcebrabia de
la Morte, liczy 81 lat i byl niegdys
koniuszym ma jednym europejskich
dwor6w. Ma zapytanie, czem sic te-
raz zajmuje, wskszas zgrzebny po
darty worek, mowiac: ,,Zbieram po
rynsztokach smietnikach bru Inc
sk6rki cd pomarahcz, ktore sprzedaje
fabrykantom likier6w do wyrobu
ncuraeao" innych napitkow!" Po.
dane szczeg6iy okazaay sic podobno
prawdziwemi, policya wypus,ila wiec
osobliwszego nedzarza, zatrzymujac
y lko znaleziona brosze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
Ma smierc skazany.

Wczoraj wieczorem obec sedzie-
go Smitha zakohczyl sic process prze
civ Frankowi A. Kurtz, kt6ry d. "a
marca b. r. zastrzeli} swoje zone Ellie
Kurtz ma moscie ma Kinzie str.
W kohcowej swej przemowie pod
prokurator Knight jeszcze raz opisy.
wal, jak Kurtz przez 6 lat dreczy1
zone, podejrzliwoscia, zazdroscia i
brutalnem obchodzeniem sic. Kilka-
krotnie probowal ia zamordowad,
kilkakrotnie mu przeszkodzono. Ma
10 dai pred popelnieniem zbrodni
kupil revolver, kt6rym zamierzyl "a
mordowa6 zone " obec kilku osob
opowiada} zauiarze swym morder-
stwo to widocznie z CORY rozmyslnie
by1o postanowione. Kurtz spotka}
swa zone ma moscie ma Kinzie str,
wyja} revolver i strzeli}, mierzac W
glove, a kiedy nieszczesliwa upadla
prey poreczy, jeszcze do lezacej
strzelis trzy razy.
Kiedy sedzis dai swe iustrukcye
sedziom przysiegtym, ci wyszli ma
narade. Pred godzina 8 powr6cili
W obec oskarzonego odczytano wer-
dykt. Brzmia1 on: ,,Winien" ma
znaczyl kare smierci ma oskarzonego.
Adwokat Kurtza, jak to zwykle sic
dzieje, wni6si odnowienie procesu, a
skazanego odprowadzono do wiezie.
mia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
PrZedstaWienie
Huzar0w sw. Marcina ma Town
Lake.

Odbieramy nastepujace pismo dla
umieszczenia W ,,Dzienniku":
,,Niniejszem many zaszczyt uwia:
domi6, il Towarzystwo Huzar6w sw.
Marcina ma og6lne zadanie jutro W
niedziele d. l7go czerwca urzadza
przedstawienie teatralne ma Town of
Lake.
Odegrana zostanie mianowicie W
Hall Columbia prey rogu ul. 4Sej i
Paulina wyborna sztuka W 4ch aktach
ze spiewami tahcami p. t. nStary
piechur syn jego huzar".
Sztuke to jus raz odegrano W Hall
Pulaskiego i wtedy uzyskaaa ona
og6lny poklask i wielkie powodze'
ME, zar6wno dla swej wybornej tre-
Sci, jak dla dobrej cry. obecnie
W Hall Columbia wystepuja te same
sky amatorskie, co poprzednio, to
tez przeestawienie zapowiada sic jak
najlepiej.
Spodziewamy sic wiec, ze 81. pu-
blicznosc polska Bridgeportu raczy
}askawie zebrac sic jak najliczniej ma
przedstawienie. Sz. towarzystwa woj.
skowe Bridgeportu Town of Lake
szczeg6laiej So proszone do przybycia
in corpore; many nadzieje, ze pro.
sbie towarzyszow odmowic ME ze.
chca.
Po przedstawieniu odbedzie sic
bal. GRAD bedzie muzyka prof. ].
Nagla.
Poczatek przedstawienia godz.
Gel wiecz. Billet wstepu wynosi cd
osoby 35 c.
Komitet."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
Notatki miejskie.

= Osmioletni Harry Levy, zostaa
wczoraj przejechany przez ciezki
woz, na}adowany weglem przy Har'
rison ul. i Custom House Pl. Odnios{
tax fatalne uszkodzenia, ze lada
chwila umrze.
: Policyan Patrick Prior ze sta.
cyl policyjnej W. Lake stracis gwia-
zde "a to, ze ME chcial dawat utrzy.
mania swej zonie dziecku.
= Z}odziej wlamal sic nocy do
stacyi kolei Northwestern W Kenil.
worth skradl 5000.
= Do sedziego Under rwooda 'mie.
szkshoy ul. S7ej wniesli 81 spraw
Lrzeciwko kolei Baltimore d Ohio o
odszkodowania "a chodniki drewnia.
ne, spaIone wskutek wzpiecenia o.
gnia cd iskier lokomotyw tejze ko.
lei. Odszkodowania ME przewyzszaja
s25 W zadnym wypadku.
w Auditorium aresztowano ia.
kiegos goscia, kt6ry pfzedstawiajac
sic "a kasyera banku Jacksonville,
Fla, da} W ofsie : fa}szywy GEEK ma
tenze bank.
= Inspektorowie bruk6w Patrick
Kelly i F. J. Walsch, kt6rzy strzelali
rewolwerow do spokojnych ludzi
ma ulicy, zostali skazani tylko ns SO
kary k'zdy. Me wyrzuca ich nawet
z roboty. TAX to ,,Ajryszom" wolno
bezkarnie napadac ludzi ma ulicach!..
= Jutro W Hall Columbia ma Town
of Lake przedstawienie teatralne.
Odegrana zostanie sztukap +, starry
piechur syn jego huzar". Kto sic
ohce wybornie ubawi6, niechai idzie
ma przedstawienie.
= Wczoraj W stajni przy domu
pm. 343 ma 63ej ul. wyniki pozar.
Byao to JAYNE podpalenie. Ogieh
szybko ugaszono.
,,Wielki bal zimowy W lecie" z
licznemi niespodziankami, urzadzany
przez Komitet wystawy lwowskiej ma
doch6d pawilonu polsko. amerykah-
skiego we Lwowie, odbedzie sic dnia
lipca W Hall Walsha. Zam6wiono
juz ma ten dzieh-c ch3odna pogode!
: Henry Dolly, LEGACY lat 70, zgi-
nsi cd tygodnia ze swego mieszka'
MIA. Obawiaja sic, il padl ofara ja'
kiegos wypadku.
= Hala ,,Rosalie'', znajdujaca sic
ma 57ej ulioy, W pobliau Uniwersy-
tetu chicagoskiego, zosta}a wczoraj
dotknieta pozarem. Ogieh ukazai sic
W piekarni Wittstocka, W suterenie.
Szkoda dochodzi do 5000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
Z Berlina.

BERLIN, logo czerwca. :
Ces. Wilhelm odbywa} dzisiaj
przeglad wojsk, przeznaczo..: >:
nych do wyruszenia do kolonii
niemieckich W poludniowo "a
chodniel Afryce. W przemo.
vie wypowiedzianei przy tel
okolicznosci, zalecafzo}nierzom
ludzkost i }agodnosc W obcho-
dzeniu sic z krajowcami, kto-
rzy jakkolwiek czarni, SO takze
ludzmi = i maja prawo do
traktowania ludzkiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16

bardzo sensacyjnej. Niejaka
Marta Needle, wdowa, jest
oskarzona o usi}owanie otrucia
swego lokatora, nazwiskiem
Junckera. Zada}a mu arsze-
niku W jedzeniu. Podczas
sledztwa W tel sprawie natra'
fono ma slad szeregu abrodni,
dokonanych przez to kobiete
ma cz}onkach swej rodziny. o
lie sic zdaje, otrula ona VIA
snego meza, troje dzieci bra,
ia Junckera. Powod tylu
zbrodni, dotad ME wyjasniony.