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WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S.-J. j. Fister, of
the Georgetown Cycle Club, made a new
American record for twenty-fours road rid
ing this evening at 6 O'Clock. having ridden
miles more than any previous record. The
run was made on a portion Of the Conduit
road.
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Boy Fatally Shot.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, Sept. 23.-The fourteen
year-old son of NJ. II. Kaylor was proba-
bly, fatally shot last night by the accidental
discharge of an old revolver with which the
boy was playing
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resumed at a reduction.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis journal
ANDERSON, Ind, Sept. ZS.-Last night
factories No. l and No. ? OF the North
Anderson Window Glass Company's plant
blew in for the IRE of 1S34-95. The entire
plant is now in operation. working nearly
four hundred men at an average reduction
in wages of 221a per cent. There are six
ty-two pots in Anderson, and a conserva-
tive manufacturer estimates the loss in
wages alone to be upwards of $4,000 this
year.
The officers of the new tin-plate mill were
in Anderson last night and have let the
contracts Cor the erection OF their new
plant.
The Buckeye Manufacturing Company
of Union City, which has erected a mann
moth plant here, will begin the transfer
of machinery to Anderson this week. The
plant will be in full operation by the 18th
of next month. working 800 men. The
Buckeye compan let the contract yester-
day for the erection of a rolling mill 1t
will be constructed of brick, iron and
srone, 120x60 feet in dimensions.
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New Church at Muncic.
spacial to the Indianapolis Journa,.

Special TO the Indianapolis journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept "a large crowd
witnessed the cornerstone laying of the
new First Christian Church. to-day. at the
corner OF Jackson and Elm streets. Ad-
dresses were made by Rev. Hill, of High
street NJ. L. Church, and Rev. Case and
the pastor. Elder b. +. w. Treat. The
building will be a handsome brick and stone
structure, and Is made necessary by the
increase in the congregation. This will
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-24
Charles b. Landix's Work.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
Upton, Ind, Sept. 23.-Yesterday
Charles B.. Lands addressed an opera house
full of voters. There was a remarkable
interest manifested. Republicans are brim
full of hope and enthusiasm. Next week
J. +. Hanly will speak every night in the
county, n rousing meetings are prom
iSad
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aoxemep,. of stenm-r..

NEW YORK. Sept 23.-Arrived: Mo-
hawk, from London; Rugia, from Naples:
Chester, from Amsterdam; Schiedam- from
Amsterdam; Amsterdam, from Rotterdam
HAvRE, Sept. 23.-Arriyed: La Bour-
gogne, from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept Is. : Arriveds
Trave, from New York.
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LONDON. Sept. PA dispatch from Ber-
lin to the Times says that Professor Koch
lectured at Magdebuils. and admitted that
cholera was still an obscure disease, but,
ne added, he was glad to say that the pre-
cautions against the disease adopted in
Germany had proved a perfect success. 1t
was only in places where the precautions
began too late that there was a regular
Epidemic.
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INDIANA DEATHS.
DIR. F.. T. Montague, Who Was Known
I'm This City.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Sept. %
DR.. F.. T.. Montague, a former resident Of
this city. died Of consumption at Des
Moines. Ia, and the remains were brought
to this city for burial. He was born in
Erie county, Ohio. on June IS, 1910, and
anne to this city in 1876. He attended Ober-
lin College for two years, served three
years as hospital steward in the Fourth
Michigan Cavalry. He was a graduate of
the American Eclectic College and attended
the indianapolis Surgical Institution. In
1885 he removed to Des Moines, where he
opened a sanitarium. He was married three
times. his last wife being a Miss Cox, of
Indianapolis.
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SHOT u'~ GUIDE.
Poor Workmanship displayed by Ste
phen Il. Eikius's Son.

CUMBERLAND, Nd. Sept. 23.-while
Richard Elkins, son of Hon. Stephen b.
Elkins, was hunting at the Cheat Mountain
Club. on Friday, he shot at a deer, and the
bal. glanced and struck his guide. infict-
ing a serious but not fatal wound.
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Letter Carrier MilIer's Case.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, Sept. S.-The
removal of James l.. Miller. letter carrier
No. / of this place. by Postmaster Dona-
van. has raised a storm of disapproval.
Miller is a Republican, and. besides being
considered the most efficient man on the
force. was under the civil service. In order
TO remove him n make way for a hench-
man. trif1ing charges were preferred which,
when investigated. have fallen TO the
ground. The people residing on Miller's
route, regardless OF politics, are protesting
against the change. There are now seven
petitions being circulated to have him re-
instated. and they have hundreds of sign
ers. fully half the names being those of
Democrats. Four OF the petitions are being
circulated by Democrats and three of them
nv voung ladies'.
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leaned on her shoulders she weighed no
more. Mrs. Abbott is said TO have noises
pagn6 glass and heard for some little dis
lance. She wants some American doctor
to explain her TO the world and show the
German doctors that they are not the own
crs OF all the science 70 be found
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REV. ARO MORGAN ARRESTED.
Caught Holding Public Services i'm n
Park mt DanvfIIe. III.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DANVILLE. H.. Sept. 23.-Aaron Nor
gan, a religious enthusiast. was arrested
by the Danville police for preaching in
Ellsworth Park this afternoon. He was
taken to the police station in the patrol
wagon. where he gave bond for his ap-
pearance in Justice Timmon's court to-
morrow morning. Mr.. Morgan was ar
rested on this charge once before and re-
leased because there was no law authoriZ-
ing the prosecution. The City Council then
nassed an ordinance against preaching in
rhe public parks, being aimed especially at
Mr.. Morgan.
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The Car Has ApopIexy.

LONDON. Sept PA dispatch to the
Daily News from Vienna says that tele-
grams received there from Cracow and
other places state that the Car had a
nit OF apoplexy during his stay at Bjalo-
wesh, which left him weak. His real con-
dition is kept secret 1t will be impossible
for him to leave Spala.
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Indiana Notes.

Rev. Roscamp. pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at GreenSburg, reached his fare
we'll sermon last night. He goes to koko-
me at an increase of salary.
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make the sixth fine church edifce erected
here during the past three years. and the
German society is preparing TO start an
other.
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A~ustraIinn Free-Trnders pcfeated.

MELBOURNE. Sept. 23.-The feature of
the Victorian elections last week was the
humiliation of the free-trade party, which
rallied for the first time in ten years. IN
analysis of the returns shows sixty-ive
protectionists and fourteen free-traders
were elected. the remaining twenty-nine
members favoring an ad valorem duty on
imports of % per cent.
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An Indication.

Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
Perhaps Desha Breckenridge is irresponsi-
BILE after all. He had bought a package OF
cigarettes before he tried TO commit MUIR
der at Lexington yesterday.
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LOCAL FORECAST.
Fair n Slightly Cooler Weather
for VJ,S~ Sfu

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-For Indiana
Fair; slightly colder; northwest winds.
For Illinois-Fair; cooler in southern por-
tions; northwest winds.
For Ohlo-Generally fair; cooler; north
west winds.
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MONTREAL. Sept. 23.-Honore MERCER,
ex-Premier OF Quebec, who has been I'll for
some weeks, is sinking rapidly tonight.
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Thirty Families Destitute.

LEROY, Mimi. Sept. 23.-The cyclone
sufferers are in a very destitute condition.
The loss will exceed $780, 900. Thirty fami-
lies are entirely destitute and many bust
ness men have lost their all. Money is
badly needed. Three thousand sightseers
were here to-day. The local relief commit
tee is doing all in its power, which is
limited
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10O-MILE

Time - LIZ Minutes.
CHICAGO, Sept. 80. F.. Bohman, the
crack long-distance rider of the Lakeview
Cycling Club, to-day broke the one-hundrei-
mile record. over the Elgin-Aurora course,
making IL in six hours. eighteen minutes
and thirty seconds. reducing the former
record. held by Guntner, by thirty-seven
and a half minutes
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Life.

Shelter horse ran away and he stopped
IL, and now they are married.
He (sadly)-Yes, but some horses never
run away.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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Czarewitch May Renounce.

LONDON, Sept. PA dispatch to the
Chronicle from Vienna says that accord
ing to Polish sources the Gar is mentally
depressed because of family troubles. The
Czarewitch. 1t is added, is unhappy about
his approaching marriage to Princess Alix
OF Hesse. and talks of renouncing his
rights TO the throne. 1t is reported that
the Car, has been summoned TO st. Pc
fersburg.
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A BISMARCK RECEPTION.
Fifteen Prussfans Pay Him
Marked Tribute Mt Varxin.

BERLIN, Sept. 23.-Fifteen hundred peo-
pie. both men and women, from West
Prussia to-day visited Prince Bismarck at
Varzin. The visitors grouped themselves in
front of the Princes residence, and when
the ex-Chancellor appeared on the veranda
he was most enthusiastically cheered. TIE
ex-Chancellor made a long speech to his
visitors. in which he dwelt on the Polish
question. reviewing history. legislation and
other matters pertaining to the subject.
He expressed approval of the speeches de-
ana SAID at h eo sag ie them ey E nrdS + that W'1 Wena
Prussia was in no danger from the Poles.
He added that he could only feel that the
aims of the Polish noble party are at revo-
luton. which they must combat; God
keep the Emper3r.n the e1-Ch fm clio; con-
sellers ready and able to carry out his
MaJesty..s programme In this hope L de-
s Tlrs the 'p Rmn my vo'f Hoc IN t1 God Sry Keen or bhi@o hs
The deputation responded with enthus-
iasm and a band which accompanied the
party played the national anthem. One
lady presented to Prince Bismarck a
bouquet. together with a poem addressed
to Princess Bismarck; Another lady kissed
turned by chivalrously kissing the lady
upon the lips. Then the ex-Chancellor en-
tered into conversation with members Of
himself on the ground of his health. and the
deputation departed after hearty leave taxi
ings with the Prince and Princess.
OFFER tn Betray Italy.
ROME, Sept. 23.-A Sensation has been
caused here by the discovery that two
officials OF the Ministry of War recently
offered to a foreign power plans and docu-
ments referring to the mobilization of the
Italian forces. An inquiry into the matter
has been opened.
In an article referring to the changes il
is reported are to be made in the Italian
embas sadors at London. Paris and Berlin
the Matin. q Paris paper, accuses Signor
Crispi, the Italian Prime Minister. with
designs on Tripoli TO divert attention from
Italy's financial troubles. The Matin adds
that the check to these designs received
from Great Britain. Germany and France
explains Signor Crispi's resentment towards
the ambassadors at the capitals of those
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Maximum temperature, 30; minimum tenn per-
allure, 60. The following IL a comparative state
ment Of the temperature and precipitation. Sept.
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Local observations.

ISpIANApoLrs, Ind, Sept. 23.
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Time. Bar. Iher. X. H.. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
AN. l29.94i 6S 10 INVEST Cloudy. O.a9
Pm. l30.1Si 81 40 INVEST Clear. 600
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WOMEN WHO FENCE.

J. [. T. X. WAPPENHANS,
iOcat Horrras t Official.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-11-07
pnousf rrnitL

Osfesui potlsdnik osresu Ds.
hanee, Ohio, Jest rkfktka o ttg,
900
v Nsubnrypori. Mas ,sni6ena
byla We stfedu polAfsm tpykrna M
ielennidni yoty, timl skoda si76,
900 .pasobena.
V DeadwooI, \. D.. odsouren
byl W. stfedu soudu spolkov6m
lndiAn Two Stick pro Eavfatdtni
dvou pasAkh smrii prosarem.
Po6et sb6hh &c .poIkoy6ho nd.
moFniotva byl Y poslednim rooe
rAa6n6 mensim uef letcch pred.
chhzejfcioh a soudf Sc, he docfleno
toho bylo yaln}m zleh6ehim
sluiby.
. U Forster, Pa, udala sc no.
ci "a stfedy ma 6tyrtek srAzka via.
ku osobniho ylakem nakladnfm,
pfi 6emz til osoby okamzitd usmr.
ceny byly a znacny pocet osob
porsnen.
V The Dalles, Ore, po dafilo
SO poni6li zatknouti lupi6e, kteff
as pred dv6ma tydny tamnf IRA
DOWN expressnf o $4,000 oloupil
celia uloupena castka, az ma 5000,
byla nalezena.
Y Colambiayille, Mich, vlou.
pal sc v ntery k ranu neznamS do.
sud bfdak do obydlf Fred Skinnera
a u6inil tn vrazedny pokus ma panf
Skinnerov6 matce jeff, panf
Stanley owe. ODE zeny poran6ny
smrteln6. Podezfenf Ginu toho
pablo na Skinnera, cd nehoz man.
zelka t6hoz rozvedeua jest.
ID. III. Talbot re Sioux City,
Ia, daroval statnf universite v
Iowa City vzacnou knihoynu pres
5000 syazka 6ftajfci bohatou sbfr.
ku zvffat a ptactya ze Zapadnf
Indie Stfedni Ameriky. Oar
odhadovan jest nejmen6 ma sto IT,
sfc dolar6.
V Denver, Colo, vyvolan me
81 tamnfmi damickami polosv6ta
nemalS poplach dv6ma tajnymi
vrazdami, jfmz nev6stky "a obet
paddy. V n6koika dnech "a sebou
nalezeny tam totiz dv6 nev6stky v
ldzkach svych zaskrcen6 ma Sc "a
to, ae ODE vrazdy spachany jednou
touze osobou.
V Jefferson City, Mo-, vydan
V dterS zatykac ma George Goulda
a sice ma t8z soudu podati dakazy,
proc by nemel byti potrestan pro
pfestoupenf zakona statnfho, KITE
r5mz zakazovano jest, ably jedna a
taz osoba byla y fiditelstyu dvou
drah, spolu sout6zfeich. Zakonem
.ustanovovan jest na to trest 800
denn6 4 pax. Ii by vinnym uznan
byl, po6ftan byl by Gonldovi trest
cd Z. dubna 1901, an cd te dobv
byl fiditelstvn Springfield, War
saw & Sedalia zarovefi Missouri
Pacific drahy.
V st. Louis zfftilo Sc We 6tvr.
TEX odpoledne lesenf We vSsce
Tho poschodt Sc nal6sajfcf
delnfci hyli okamzitd usmrceni,
jeden pax smrteln6 ran6n.
' V Detroit yastavili dterS
praci tamnf perlerafi, an jim "a
formana dan byl muz, kteiyz drive
We vezenske dime zam6stuavan
byl.
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AL ~ ntm, by hLty, sprebliki
prousdil lee t}i asyyhovtl y
sykni tomato ani tshdy. kdyi lyn
tovAnim ma pohfozsno = adtji
1.-Two, itratil, mel by byl pfileIe svt.
ho ,rAdil
PfrA snthsrA bspte.
podobn6 ako ldm6I po cello Ne
brasce, " Iowt, South Dako,b
Colorado dostayiIa 80 ' pondtlf pr
Va yAnioc v Sioux City, Iowa,
napadlo t6msf M q paloh sn6hn,
ltyi ale bnsd tGmtf rorthl. V So.
Dakott mf.ty sufh leleti xh'tal.
Il Denver oxnAmeuo, 10 v Golden
Park napadlo sn6hu na dg6 a pol
stopy.
ludou talotai drahu.
StAtnimu odboru podana byla
dterf gayern6rem Western yYro6nt
zpraya o stayu isemf Utah, nil
nejyfce mfsta yGnovano Jest "vpA.
du" armhdy nezamdstnanSeh do ize.
mf onoho. Gaverner tvrdi, 70 na
ypadu onom a skod6, hzemi n6ho
yznikl6, nejvfoe byla yinna dr6ha
So uthern Pacific spraya californ
ska. We zprava uyhdf sc, ze jcdna
pry SO tn otazku, zda stat Calfor.
ME mhse organizovati neb podpc-
rovati organizacl paupera, zlo6inca
a podobne sebranky zda pomoci
Southern Pacific drahy naloziti pax
mnze sebranku tn iako dobytek ne
ljaky odv6zti je Nevadou az do d
zemf Utah, kdez trat6 drahy te
konol, TAX ze pax sebranka ia ma
obtfz dfaddm tahskSm pfipadla.
Jeden okres, Weber, iiz drahu ma
nahradu zazaloval die toho, jak
to dopadne, budou pry jin6 okre-
sy SO ffdit. - We zprav6 sye guver
n6r odporuouie, ably pozemky v ce.
ne $685., 900, iez Mormonsk6 cirkvi
vladou spolkovou zabayeny byly,
zp6t cfrkvi vraceny byly.
Den detachment.
President Cleveland vydal We
stfedu obvyklou proklamaci, kite.
rouz ustadovovan jest den dfk65i-
nenf ma 6tvrtek 20. listopadu.
Hromadne pasoyani Cihand.
Zvlastnf spolkovy jednatel Chi
caga do San Franciska vyslan9,
lIereley, patral tu We vsf tichosti
po n6koIik m6sfea, iak5ch rozmdra
nabyl podvod, ktery pachajf Gina.
NE ma pobfezf tichomofskdm pa
delanymi domovskymi, vlastn6 pfi-
stthovaleck5mi certiikaty. Ma se
"a to, ze v California odbyto jich
bylo aspoh 1000. Vynosny ten OBJ.
chod jest rukou Cihana b6lo-
cha, kteff sprostfedkajf prodej
certifkatd, ba tvrdf Sc, ze spolko.
VI ifadnfci jsou tajnymi spole6nfky
V obchodu tom. Avsak vinniky
vypatrat Sc dosud nepodafilo.
STAY vefejneho dInhu.
Pokladnim odborem vydana We
dtvrtek zprava 0 stavn narodnfho
dluhu due 81. ffjna vyjfmame
nj data nasledovnf: Vefejny duh,
po odrazeni hotovosti pokladn6,
obnasel $685. ,537,47l, cod Jest
$l3,6s0,s34 vice, nez pred m6sf.
Gem obnasel. duh, nesoucf droky,
obnasel $685., ,042, 500; duh, ma n6jk
droky Sc jia neplatf, sl,s2s, $50,
duh nezdroaitelnS 1881, ,7oe,476 a
duh celkovy 81, l,62o,l64,o ,o37. Ho-
tovost pokladue obnasela s754,-
5t6,01l.
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loM lpalyY DoulCl
% senihs aasioasi.


- ~ -
stktnima oibofa naAsna ohlk
j Is fkhss plisosa amsfis Afho
Easka . masa, klsFgi, a. miaals
{. osnkmill, ssnktem hamhuf
~ syasasn hyl . poate "a
nbafg 80 srtahovAl, forailsn
! slkdoa .polsos0a ~ Veskefy
lsvy ntmsekt "a oraAmsuo.
I ini 81 ssk poass pfitin tda
pieh, ot'avy pied tsnaassoa
.nici. pleslAdk - Webihgtonp
led, Ie rkkas tento nsbi aitfm
m. nei sahAlenim poIitiky cd.
lie ~ 70, Ie nov}m nhaim a.
an oelnim sAjmy eakrosafh %.
sych ,nadns poakotsny byly.
Preii mIlIest
Cooper Union ' New York;
i svAna byla pondtli seder
shse reformnfoh dsmokrsth, '
rai hI,snim fe6nikem byl ana
4 #politikAf usmeckf, Carl srhux.
4 y6noval hlavni ponornost svou
oyi a Tamu any IIallu a bpo
,oyal posIuehade syt, ie dicrnf
lou rorhodnuto budc, je Il New
u vlastn6n obdan-tyem, ii VI
nd jen Tammany Ilsllcm a
val je, ie bias, odeyrdsny pro
a IA gusernera, je hlasem pro
pmany Hall mali pry tato po.
ina byti, ia 30 ma mistd prs6m
,zen byti must Hill, kterya by
sm nas,rojem rukou organi
n 70 byl.
n Preti Tammany Hallu.
Il ybor sedmdesAti uvefejnil V
*delf odpo y6d ma vefejny list
Acra Gilroye, kteremz Tam
w Hall do ochrany brana byla
70 poukazoyano jest v nj ma We.
Ey spatnosti, jichz politicka or
~ zace tato jiz Sc byla dopustila.
uvadf Sc, ze Tammany Hall
% vlastne ami organizacf politi
n5brz organizaof, zalozenou
fcelem zisku jednotlivcd; ze do
ii sitych a zodpoyednych dfad6
skych dosadila mule nepocti.
prave kriminalniky; ze spra-
sseif vyzdfmany obcanstva
kny v dplatcfch ze vylohy
ke stale zyysoyany jsou, aniz
l9 sinstvo echo "a to m6lo; 10
nc penaz rozmrhano a tim i
|j znacne zvyaeny; BE ma muobe
ry mastske, pod sprayou tam.
lstti stojicf, stale doplaceti sc
81, &C dobfe vyplaceti by Sc
]; be cd roku 1884 splaceno
S3s 90, 900 m6stskeho dluhu, pfec
nynf ss,5oo,ooo vdtsfm
M net r. 1884. = Zajiste hezk5
la hfiehd
aadaktor zatten pro pobnfovani.
II Ripley, Tenn, zatcen byl Y i
redaktor populistickebo case
4tamniho, Il. II. Talley, ma oh
III D. q pobufovanf, kter6hoz
n s,l6nfm jednoho 6lanku sc byl
East.i TaIley uvefejnil totiz
Eek, nemz syolaval do pro.
astvf radnicniho vsechny ty,
) odhodlani jsou po pffpad6
u llti j vIastni hrdla sya "a dce.
locflenf poctivd volby a pocti.
q s6itanf hlasd pfi dterni volb6.
|4obne svindle, jakez pfi volbe
love pachany tam byly, nesmf
4 8fceI trp6ti a kdyby pry o ne
]; pokuseno bylo, tu prS zem
nf krvf svlazena bSti must. -
|son, ma zakladd jehoz ralley
Zen byl, zapovida syolayanf
lbu neb shromAzdenf, v n6mz
T. nasilnosiem druhu jak6ho-
ev yyzyyano bylo.
sm6la loupez.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-11-07
OMAHA xtBRissA Va srhfou T. lIsropAou 1894.

~ 1904 ~ esnt oeItch esh desA
II dalafh
sAhieaf pfl.,ihs,sieesths isml.ats.
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hosslsok 7 komissf stamps Egfapy
~ Asw Ymka Ce.ta podhisnal
nlmo fossssnt blaVnA - lim ace
len, abr % o pomsfeoh syssthosa
leekfob ' fashteh ssmteh esrop
skfeb . slaslnt fknAsnosti plssstd
az. v italii ptiala ma slkds o
ehospt ystIic asIibils, " / Vymilt
NJ neblahabo padfobsk6ho sgsttnn
bads se spoj slAiy spoIetnt pfs
oosa,i Itslii diedatoi prohIk.ili.
H. i.aIoyd, kteli 80 do spolenyoh
stAto vystdhoyali, posilaIi do syt
slasii mnoho psuss, = tom,o o.
hledu H. jest vys,Shoyaleotsi pro
semi velikfm dobfodinfm. Dale
byli rceIa srorumtni, ie spoIont
stAty slodincc jin6 neyttaud iiyly
do remd nepiipouiti. a alfbili, le o
kaidfm yystshoyalci opatfi selnam
tresth, kter6ho bude Efcimo, prod
byla doty6nA osoba trestAna. ri.
stthoyaleck} yybor senAtu 6g. kon
gre.u zjistil, ie ltaloy6, kteff We
spoienych StAtech bydli, posilsji
do sv6 ylasti as 10000 ro6nt. - v
N6meckn shledal pan Stump, ze
dfady 6inf rozsahla opatfent, Aby
zabranily st6hoyani se lidf, ktert
Spojene StAty do zems nepfipousti
a paroplavebnf spoleduosti je '
tom vydatnd podporujf. Celkem
sc Stump pfcsveddil, ze nynf phi.
chazf do Spoienych Statd lepsl
tffda pfistthovalch, neali kdy pred
tim.
smlouya Cinau se ztratiIa.
n Washingtonu oznameno v,
stfedu, ze jak statnf mas odboI
TAX dfnsky vyslanec nemohou sc
jiz do6kati cfnskon vladou schva-
leneho opisu move smlonvy mezi
Cinou a Spoienymi staty, ktera7
jiz pred celou fadou tydnd schva
!enf ylady cfnske dosla statnfmu
odboru odeslana byla. Jsou oba
Wy, 20 dnlezitA listina tato cestou
nekde sc ztratila.
Rychla sprayedlnost.
We Sparta, Wis, zatcen byl '
sobotu minuleho tydne Sam s
Buxton ma obzalobu mlad6 divky
NJ. A. Jonesovy, kteraz 81. t. m,
Y pfibytku SVEN ob6sena nalezend
byla. Po SVEN zatGenf uznal Sc
byti Buxton vinnym, nasledkem
cehoz Y pond6li ma dozivotf do
kaznice odsouzen byl
Chleb bude lacInejsi.
Pfftomn6 nfzka cena pseniee
bude NIT die vseho pfec aspoh 10.
den dobry nasledek - lacin6isi
chleb. Jakmile cena psenice ma
nyn6jsf stupef klesla, snizena byla
cena chleba pekafi We Washingto.
nu jeden cent La bochntku a to
pfimeje as pekafe v ostatnfch me.
stech k nasledoyanf. Prvymi, KITE.
RI We sm6rn tom n6ceho uGinf, bn.
dou az pekafi new yorstf, ktefi
ponechati chtf sice starou cenu, "a
to ale pry vahu chleba zvysf, tax
ze "a pet centd prodavan by byl
bochanek dvoulibernf mfsto dosa-
vadniho libernfho.
Smrt IA pfitele.
V okresu Crittenden, Kentucky,
lyncoyan byl We stfedu noci jistS
Eddy Martin jedinou pffdinou
toho bylo, ze tyz vyboru ob6an.
skemu dkryt pfitele svehc sd6liti
anil proti nemu sv6dciti necht6l.
Billie Goode, okresnf komisaf okre
su onoho, musel totiz uprohnouti,
an nejen rhznych nepravidelnostf Y
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