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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
BEAU TIFCL STORM.
Eieesre King HID High old Tine
Last Night.

The ''owl" and the man who went to
lodge" last night enjoyed the pleasures
of the grand spectacular effects OF earth's
mighty company.
The electric king had a fete night and
ne danced and gamboled and waltzed over
the face OF heaven for three hours.
IL was the Drettiest electrical display OF
the season The clouds hung thick, aud
fierce over the earth with pretty riffs
here and there in splendid arrangement
allowing the resplendeDce OF the electric
king TO shine through, and light up The
esrt2 Will moments Of resplendent glory.
This great event was heralded
from Newton about Q o'clock The
telephone wire was opened and the u usic
of the elements transmitted TO the saUc-
tum OF the EAGLE It could have been
beard plainly as it leaped upon the strings
OF wire and the coDtendlBg roars blended
in q harmony that was both sweet and ter
rife. II sounded sometimes as IL storm
OF grape shot was continually falling upon
a forest aud wreuchlng the branches from
the parent trunk. IL had a wierd and
again a pathetic sound, as If the king had
been serenading his lady love IN some
higher orb or the universe with music from
the depths OF love sick heart. Again it
would burst forth with . mighty blast as
If bidding defiance 10 some rival element
The flies We're sensitive 10 the approach
OF the storm They became restless aud
colonized in more secure quarters, and the
blue little fairy of light that followed the
trolley was sure harblnger OF Its APP
proach. It soon came upon Wichita, aud
then as il desiring not to have its beauties
mouopolized by any favored community
OF admirers. it pushed on south TO give a
complimentary exhibition before the fair
God Of Oklahoma
1t did no damage so far as heard from.
1t was not in the bumor to do damage, for,
as stated, il appeared to be fete of the
electric kings A fine rain ompauied
il, which flooded toe streets aud blessed
the soil of tue hasbaudman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular conclave of Mt Olivet Com
nandery knights Templar tonight. Visl-
tors welcome. A. J. Apologize.
The Austhesian club Of the West Side
will meet in their hall at the Palace block
tomorrow evening at O'Clock. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Central
Christian church will give luncheon at
the residence OF Mrs. Mills, No. 1903 y.
Market street, this afternoon from 500
TO 500 p. N.
The Ladies' Aid society of St. Paul's ".
E church will give a supper st the resi-
dence of Mrs. Ed. Goldberg. No. 1871 y.
Market St, Friday, September 81, from $50
TO 500 D. m. All invited,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21

of his of which so much has been written
Mr.. Wilde discovered long ago that clever
ness IN itself was not enough; it had TO be
supplemented or something else Z tie
public was TO be caught in ones lifetime
at least, and 80 he played the fool. All
England aud America knew him 10 be an
aesthetic willowy, dreamy enthusiast
about lilies, sunfiowers aud other drawing
room furnishings. oace established In
the public eve. Mr.. Wilde began TO display
his real talents. He wrote verse that WAS
distinctly memorable, ADD every one sc-
knowledyed that he Is a brilliant MAJ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
TRIBUTE To HIS MEMORY.
Frsternh Marks OF Rr>Pe- I shown 20 q
Late tr4nriS Is. over.

At the last meeting of Wichita lodge No.
%. a. +. and \. ii. a committee con-
sistiug OF l.. u. Whittier. j. NJ. Chain and
y J. Apologize drew up the following re-
solutions, which were unanimously ad-
opted:
"W hereas, The Grand Master Of the
universe has, In His infinite wisdom. seen
& TO remove from his labOrs IN thIs ter
restrial lodge Ia eternal refreshmept in the
grand lodge above. our dearly beloved
brother. Francis ". Slower; ard
Whereas. That while We most humbly
submit 10 the divine mandate OF Him who
doeth all things well. we wish 10 express
our fraternal esteem Oward our departed
brother therefore, be Il
Resolved. That in the death of Brother
Slower our lodge has lost a worthy aud
Jealous member. his family al affection
ate and devoted husband and father. and
the community an honest and upright
citizen. and be II further
Resolved. That in token OF esteem for
our late brother we wear the usual badge,
that our lodge room, jewels sud working
tools be draped IN mourning Tor the space
OF thirty days; that . copy OF these resolu-
ticus be Transmitted 10 his family; that
they be spread upou the records OF the
lodge, sad copy be furnished the daily
papers for publication"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
osCAE xuDs : Plat

Now ne are 10 have Lazy Ntzder-
u1-rr's Pas a. the Crawford Grsa6 SEPT
- sad - Ali tses. dear PEAls;i3e- vac
have known ootkinG q Oscar " ilSe. save
Z be sacs Tzzf he CAGE fHOa-kt = polite &c
be TIE Sre-Iesf fG>o! IN the world. vii
open 7 heir tirsd eTrs and nDrmEr sotEly:
s'Desr me: really bad 20 ic-z rh.t lie wzs
So clever Wkile tbo-e ~Co esq axe
c iscoTerrd that O-csr Wide wEs oae *
the cleyerrsr HaSa Of tEls sn1 ct the
crniEry. viii have an Opportunity 0f-e-8ae
.ur themselves oas os ;es.< cTsDz.lc Salcs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
WANTS A DIVORCE

Ella " Stark filed her Petitio in the
district court yesterday praying for =
decree II divorce from Der husband. James
NJ. Stark she saTs she was married TO
the defendant Dee -, 49,; that FOR several
years be has been guilty Of general cuSs>d-
ness. sDd fn.l abandoned TIE con plsinzat
March 2. 1890. thss Que child vas o0rc 70
them, named Cora Stark For al! The al
lectd vroags ste not Only asks absolute
divorce, but that ste b. restored 70 her
msiden name. Ella Nay Day. and that the
cai!d's name De also changed % Cora Day
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
oAscoHs Gsa SAscoEAogs


To Esu WORDS
IN daTs gore BY tse-e isy "A tAs
sogsth western portion % France tie
province q Gzseoay. This has Toy
been divided fnso <-sr s.csioaa. -s4hirk
ere known IS - :. s.-.--.B.s a. I.szde.
Cor. Ariee- an tBc oP<r Pyreas~s.
coatsiai7g. Is = e~rissks-e. 70 ie.s than
one nsfllsoa fzA.si-Szts- 4 rrezt -
culisrs.- q thee zz.isss = their fr~-
gu-ntly z.ni.>-.ea tsbs.zc7 20 s1zzt.
and - strongly developed hz1 the euz8-
itr OF tbe blE-te.-r hvsn n -Ae-n frvas
tine i1u1ea1orisi tnz+ bofh or o7rr
and -. French tanEuzRe have bcea en-
ricneG by words derived FROM fts name
q ths proTiuce Tsus Gaacon
y -. down IN the eiefiou2-ies NJ a
5ozsssr o a b-zzgzrts \ wang or10us
persur and gasronads IN ing issh-
OF = gssconnzde n French. - ire Rams
given % al boaz;fni. yzuatsnZ tax
For fsstznce. tie dicttozzrF q fhs
Preach academy. . Illustrate the MAJ
ing Of gsS-1nnzSe. gives al eEzzpie-
ii d. oBi sc bzttrzft cpntra ess
hon-@s. c'ss; are Tzsoo- 1eti---i e
he szys - world H<kt Ten zsea1 Is :
gsseoczae-
o. eou-se. however. re 1xzs 81 zzs
conades des-s -ot sleD@aS snfiTs.y q
mere Eat bozsi.EZ Ike thss, bsf % 80
Intern ixtu-~ - ~ az-i pigasEev sssft
he mort p-zpiislssss sslf-sSzisafss1ss-
'Tlls f61io-inz are so.sss sx2mpies 80
hare z-ef vita
4 sss~c0a preacher s.orPed ssor: =
fhe ipiE - sEsS n rzz IA. -
se-ztehesl SIS bead a0.hsrw woa'E
cozns or; NJ frseEtS, la ~, ~
Re ~ xea qzieziy easE 80 pz.p.s
stars my fFieudA. ! p.fy gsu- kss ga
have .css Tee s-Ss-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
WICKED WORK DONE
GIRL DESERTED BY HER BETRAYER
AMONG STRANGE PEOPLE

Medicine Given With Criminal Intent
Causes Her to Become a Raying
Maniac-Aibert strauss OF Ar
kansas city. Named as the
Mania the CaSe-Doc-
tor, sheriff and Pa
tieat Tell Their
Story CT the
Affair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21

all Icted with \ ElGn who wants ie-cent
chicken legs fer 4 nickel because he : an
ALLEGED detective. He throws back his
coat " heueysr he WAITS anyr aIng, displays
= star. and wants the earth ~ the
strenEs6- he has very fASt msEry-s0-
round u h.s head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
I'D Chilly.

J. Z Hinton WHO was arrested some
time since o. Iae charge CO counte-feitinz
By Sheriff Rsyse, was scIlcxed guilty BY
toe jury yesterday u The Cnited StaSes
court. The ease OF Frank Banker, who
-ss jointly charged with Hintoc, viii
kzys bis trial trtay
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
sa.w.s ORCHESTRA pINEp,

Notwithstanding the threatening wealth
or lG,ss evening the citizens OF Rlvefs1Ss
addition were t4eated TO the sweet strains
Of n usic IS given foTth by chaw's crches-
ira ". K Stanley president Of the \, VI.
{. A., a. a token Of the esteem be lei. 20.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
CONCERT Al PARAMOUNT.

Preparations are being made TO enter
ain a great many people 1T the open air
concert by Fshiir>en's Coruet bard this
evening at Fairmount. az rhe extreme end
of the electric line. Charming music will
be rendered by the band. ice cream and
Their delicacies viii toe served by the ladies
AID everybody l. invited. Ample provis-
'ou has been made hy the street car COM
pany Leave corner Main and Douglas at
o'clock Following IS the program:
Washing ton Post March by reoUe>ti..
.-.--.-------+.----. 1900 -Sou>a
Primes aud Peasant --FerrszZi
DveTture-''k.n chantreSs ....--...- DalbeY
FANTASIES WaltZes. Healey
The Corcornn Cadets Msrcb .....-.. Sousa
1Fand selection from Miliocher's opera
.,- Bowtn II
5olden Shower Waltzss..---.N aidtenfsld
Selection-''The Criterion" ..-..-.-.. Ailer
Narca-''Wo rid's Jubilee" ...... haywood
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21

Furnished by The Wichita Abstract
and Land Company
The records in the register OF deeds Office
show the following transfers:
j W Walters TAX lot Is Main Sc
GreiffeusteIns add -............ o'3
sc sec Is le. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
Old Settlers association d lot IL In
diana ave Matbewsous 3rd add. li5
4 II Jackman Qcd lots . 70 Chicago
ave ShumaDs add .-.--. .......-... %
Clark kinkaid tax lots Q and 10
Lawrence ave lots 81 and - and
res b Topeka ave Southern add. p
4 N kinkaid tax i beg on sec line
1850 ft OF sw cor sec 2O-21-le
thence 295 &c TO Arkansas river
down river 20 line OF said sec
theuce W 10 beg .-..-..-........ $40
K Duncan qcd lots TO "a and 40 10
81 Wichita st in Duncans supl.-..- D
d ID Gill wd uud hi IN lot IS Douglas
ave. ll46
Western Investment Co lots lis and
40 Douglas ave, also tract beg is5 &c
of Monument Oh Market - on
side Douglas ave W 8 # ~ inches
$50 fl c 3 II y inches 100 IL 10 beg. 5000
Z Stearns I'd lots l and 8 Topeka ave
Ford : add. ..............-... 10
Lot Topeka ave Ford's add 1900. :
Citizens' bank and J l. Dyer I'd ht
OF " nf of NV or of sw or SEC . q lie. $50
Ilt.LSnS Otlh VI lois duN LA' tHt-
cago ave W Wichita. 1900. 20
Lots So Chisholm 81 tract SIS IL by
40 # beg ne cor lot 20 Fifth ave
Mead add NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
t u Fitch lots "A and 10 blk Is j q
Davidson 2ld lots 81 20 20 consee
blk - y Davidson 2Gd d.. Il
Burton Car Land Co tract l20xJ0O IL
blk Ii BuTtonCar lot 81 block Bur
ton Car lots and , block 10 Burton
Car lot p blk IL Burtoa Car tAxd.. .
Riverside Land Co lots ~ TO a. Car
terave Riverside ave lots lss TO l95
Riverside ave Riverside add lots %
and 90 Spauld!ng ave Riverside add
lots 30 10 % Faulkner ave Riverside
add lots A. TO - Litch.ield ave Riv-
erside add lots IS 20 a Litchfield ave
Riverside ave lots 10 20 Litehfield
ave Riverside aud lois % TO 81
Litchdeld ave Riverside aGd lots
1913 TO l99 Perry ave Riverside add
tax d.................. 2l2
Amount of mortgages released ...... 2i33
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
HARVEY is SINKING
REPORT OF AN ALARMING OAVEIN
NEAR CITY OP NEWTON.

Acres of Land Said to Have Sunk Sew
eral Feet Spreading CONSERVATION
Among the People - Report
Heard in Kansas City, Oma-
Ia and Chicago. Too
Wires Would Not
Work and There
fore no De-
tails.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by The Wichita Abstract
and Land Company
The records IN the register OF deeds oHce
show the following transfers:
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22
SEEN IN A NEW LIGHT.
UNFAMILIAR CHAPTER IN WASH
,NGTON'S HISTORY.
fyidcrtA of Eore than Creditable Shrpwd-
moss in q Real Estate Deal-Thc Pres =
dents Objectionable Purchase of Ian in
I,yettc County. Pennsylvania
George rs u Speculator.

Ma they went Washington mad
by they" the people OF Pclryopo'i,.
a little town in the backwood- of
f'ayette County, Pennsylvania, az
meant. How the accident OF calling
IN" ria e Perryopolis W ocro red ~
one can tell. Because, pei ap~. the
godtathers were afterwar ashamed OF
The awful mistake they had made. but
those who came later tried har0 10
rersify the error. They have fairly
h.ggared the resources Of the nam IN
their efforts to perpetuate 1t.
First. they fashioned the plan OF the
town after that OF the Capita! City. be-
cause it wa, named after their patron
saint. TIE central part Is al octag5n.
shaped pubic square. covering an
acre and a hall. Two main street.cr
the square AT right angle. and b.
,ween the streets are two alley. run
ning ~diaaonally. The square j. thus
the = at focusing point OF eight tho"-
oughfares. ~radiating FROM il ike
wh,elspokes from the hub. The ear
hest inhabitants built their houses
around the square: then along the
avenues. When it became necessary
10 lay ont a cross street il took the
form of a circle, completely surround
lug the square and making OF each
block a sort Of trapazoid. Then a, the
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22

ent. But before !. wa. tnlshed that
NIL eos, him a lot q money. Although
commenced in lE-. seyeia. wears
elapsed before il was finally comp eied.
No sooner was the Work fairly CON.
menced than the Indian would become
Troublesome. the laboreg- would get
irig ltened. ami shortly de-ert 20 the
protection @. old Rad-;oue fort, a few
miles away. BlockhoU-eS were built in
TIE vicinity OF the mil. II the nope
tina: they would rely or them tor pro
cotton u case q attack. b0t The nr>t
fresh atroci'y q the redskins. Who
were continually ra ding the frontiers,
a. that time. would create a new panic.
In a few minutes the whole force wou!S
have disappeared ana not he heard Of
again ANIL the fort Vas reached. Va
entine Crawford who had succeeded
his brother as Wa-.inEton'- agent.
wrote abou! this time = consider i a
pity that the mill wa Yer begun u
these times.
finally Wa<hington.e about - dis.
pose % The whole business. The reVo'
lutionary 4 then I'll. going IN. p!e.
vented him from giving i tae at'en-
tion il demanded. - tha, i Wa not IL
i. l1>q that he succeeded = leasing i
10 Col. Isaac ShreEe. ona OF - 90
army oo,rra e. VINO 1na.y bought =
outright n l-si.
There : hardly any iouh; that. VIII
proper .ran>porta-.o. facilities. Wash
!ngtor'> famous plantation Wo0.l verify
Ms Judgment. i ne tcGto. @. one
OF the b.; t-ui. districts il me >.ete.
Vast Goa. lie u he etoto"e ~uuwoYHeo.
lie q shGv- distance .p-thWarG. G"ra.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22

b,. bo,1 S;cl sad and oppres.e /
tho"rh fc Ma Wa,lirgt n cared it,
te for obstacles if progress could bc
m dc, At laybreak the storm-cl uds
na..od AWAY. int il wa. not unt. the
iun shot nj, Hr-t -ollen spear arre>s
The hill.to s1La. the messenger drew
rnin fnr the tr.t ret in all that long.
wearj.om" vrney
! fair como wa. tbat unor which
wa.N;nr.o@ @a,sG that mona NJ. \
wid, ,sTn ind il waS resin u The
%iii.on. Fla. almost a.a b1.rI. coy
] .l Ii.i+h ,i+h mas: ann hera and
.h.ro ,iamn IF trnr, growing along
a ..ra ~ 81 p1rr. dol7gat.u. sprinc
wa+a,. 4 WING We a lei a.. sparkling
wSi-n sand The whole .n.io-ed on
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22

themselves greatly on IL possession
a vel a. from the fact that / has neer
in .hetr hands yer since il passed rom
the cant.ol # tie original proprietor;
Probably it a. the construction 81
thi. building that first we..ricd Wash.
ing.ou Of his bargain. He alway, ilkeo
the = 2 q. and -pcnt considerable time
III re. residing the whilc with colonel
S,m..l-. hi. Nrelso.r OF ,uN rlNtono.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22

New York, Philadelphia Boston ana
chicago who drew incomes to lhe
am 'unt Of $4,000 "a year. Thi- e-lf
mate placed the number at 1900 zee
IN" Immcnse income that would |"
derived from this source. y writer
the forum divides the people OF om
Government into three classes the rex
being l>2.U9p families. their weaI'n
being :43.361. Goa. geo averaging pei
family SIS. 49,: the middle class ne e.
Inmates a. 200. 500. owning wealth ~
the amount Of S1.5go.00o, OF an aver,
~ OF So o Pei family. and the Ia"
he name. "a the working class con-
posed of ll.G-0.0)0 families. o"Hins
wealth I the amount OF sll,2lo.ooo'V W.
averaging SOS Yer family. and ul.oo.
The present system of indirect ''H"
ton the i.62o.0o0 families ayera-im
sN"> 10 the family. and who rep.ftEa
the great laboring mass OF TN, Cw
erAmrht. pay 20 per cent. OF th9 I'm.
ernmental tax. while the IS. wv ID
l4lte that average S23s. l33 a iamit.S
not pay more than 3 per cent oi"
governmental revenue
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22
OF NIAGARA.
MIGHTY WATERS HARNES3EO
FOR HUMAN USES.


Mar,els of Tontant.
OIea- Falls. Mont. correspondence
+ wa, MOI anti. the rei1rn Of Owls
ana tlarkv rom their ~hap''
;,,,.r,y. covering 1--WE and 4 halt years
to the Pacific coast. IN The Hr7' years
y. the century. that any definite Nn'Ni-
~. wa obtained of the Falls OF ne
N:.,o.ri. The ;rtrepid explorers spent
many months rowing and polling th"lf
reavv bat,eauX acain,, the swift cur
ron, q, The muddy river. which became
carer a. they lett the bluff del o'lt,
II the rrairio- ana plains and neared
me fa,l-. above which the watef j ae
lean and pare a IL sources OF supply
In mountain springs and snow. We
wish u ace would permit r"prlntlng
the ON bu, graphic descriptions gwen
+ his wonderful series OF ialls' IN
Americas greatest river. roam whlch
tie exploring part ent nearly a
month From The highe point OF land,
"a taa. abore Black Eagle Fall. on
which LOW sad. a >mokestack oo"feet
bjrh. A., prominent an ola. Get "a the
Wa-biu.ton monument, the top a high
above, Ii" furnaces II mat none -hait.
lewis IN Clarke looked for TIE nrst
me over The -ite o. Tie present city.
b. then temporarily occupied by a
herd O.. bu.'alo-. ard later. il an en-
counter with q woUnGed ore. Lewis
W. lha.el into M water opp,sll the
town.. where the river /, 2.NU lret
,,-;r. a-.t ~r,rnFllirl 10 swim to The
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22

\ Treasure Unearthed in a Conn e cut
FArm-House.

:. :. Eo4>uar. . Da-@-rr. Conn
{ collector q Americana. Ia : r:cl
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22

a LUTHERAN minister at osnrh ali
Wis. has barred out of his chulc"
members IF labor unions.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22

Brings CD
| tends to
rightly use
Ter t!lanotl|
| less ezpel
adapting Il
,he'needs q
| the value t
| laxative p
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22

John ALLEN. a farmer, was wa Mi
ana killed near Riverside. Ala'' |"
ton,o Robinson. negroes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-21
q aaIu "a iona.

Charles Wilson, zam. pm.
1926 Fletcher str, wczoraj ra.
no ma ko6cu Belmont ave-,
wskoczy1 do jeziora i utonai.
Przy sledztwie koronera Olaf
Swanson, kt6ry mieszkaf u
Wilsonow, poczynl nastepu.
jace zeznania: Charles Wilson
urodzi1 sic W Szwecyi; liczy}
81 lat. W zeszlym tygodniu
iona jego zachorowa1a ma ty-
fus, a maz jej kilkakrotnie
zapewnia1 swiadka, ze gdyby
iona jego umar1a, to i on ME
m6glby zyc d1uaej. Olaf Swan
son pr6bowa} 60 pocieszac, ale
nadaremnie. We wtorek iona
Wilsona umar1a istotnie. We
srode rano Charles Wilson
oko}o godz. II wyszedl z do
mu, a powr6ei} dopiero vie.
czorem o godz. 6. Noe Gala
potem spedzi} przy zw}okach
zony, rauo sic utopi4. = Pc.
chowaja razem ma}zonk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-21
z BrazyIii.

Rio DE JANEIRo, 20 wrzes.
MIA. W sferach dobrze poin-
formowanych ssdza, re prezy-
dent Peixotto, pomirno wszyst-
kie zapewnienia, dawane Mo-
raesowi, przygotowuje sic do
zamachu stanu. Ostatnio zaku.
pill W Anglii $4,000 karabin6w
i pewna liczbe armat W
Niemczech. Pomledzy przy'
w6dcami wojska foty a pre-
zydentem odbywaja sic ciag}e
narady. Aresztowania trwaja
wciaz. DIS uwieziono 20 os6b.
MoNTEvIDEo, Uruguay, 20
wrzesnia.- Pod}ug wiadomos-
ci, swiezo otrzymanych Bra
zylii, powstanie szerzy sic ma
nowo W prowincyi Rio Gran.
de do Sui. Jeneralowie Salgo i
Saraiva dowodzs powsta1cami.
Otrzymali W tych dniach dro-
ga morska znaczna lose amni
CYL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-21
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
DOmy CRY.

Wczoraj odby1o sic regular
ne posiedzenie miesieczne zwis-
zku Civic Federation, ma
kt6rem g}6wnie omawiano
sprawe wojny wydanej domom
CRY, rezultaty dotychczas osia-
gniete j plany kompanii ma
przysz}osc. Przedtozono wykaz
blisko 100 lokal6w, W kt6rych
swobodnie grywano; wszystkie
te domy CRY % lie moznosci 20
stana pozamykane Okazuje
sic z dochodze6 tego zwiazku,
re W Chicago jest okolo 1900
= 1000 graczy PROFESSIONAL,
nych, a oko}o 5000 gra z a.
matorstwa. Pierwsl So boga-
czami, niektorzy milionerami.
A So tea dowody, ze op}acaja
sic onl grubo nlektorym urze.
dnikom miejskim wydaja
bardzo wiele ma cele politycz-
ne, a suma, jaka ma to wydaja,
ma wynosit 10000 dola.
row miesiecznie.
Wczoraj szef policyi wyda}
2 polecenia burmistrza ostry
rozkaz, by domy cry by}y po-
zamykane i jak sic zdaje, roz.
kazu tego us1uchano,
Ia staraniem Civic Fedora,
tion' wczoraj skonfiskowano
utensylia do CRY hazardowej
z wielkiego i bogatego lokalu
House Of David" przy Clark
str. Wyprawa przeciw innym
lokalom o tyle sic ME powio.
dla, re w}asciciele tych loka-
low sprzatneli stoliki inne u
tensylia, MIN tajni policyauci
sic pojawili.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-21
Ofary Alp.

Corocznie W letnim sezonie
poch}aniaja Alpy uliczne ofary
posr6d turyst6w.
Swiezo donosza, il mlody
Sztutgarczyk, Eugeniusz Nuf.
fer, bawiscy W Lozannie, wy.
szed}szy ma wyprawe ma szczyt
Rocher de Naye, wiecej ME
powroci}.
Wybra} sic on ma to wycie.
czke W towarzystwie trzech
przyjaci6l, W drodze jednak
odlaczyl sic cd mich, poszed1
sam W kierunku Corjon Hon.
grin i zgina1 bez sladu.
Wszelkie poszukiwania ME
osiagneiy dotad aadnego sku-
tku.
R6wnoczesnie donoszs 2
Mayerhofen, W dolinie Ziller, il
W dniu 2im bm. odnaleziono
tam zw1oki nauczyciela dra
Schultza z Hamburga, kt6ry
W roku zesz}ym prepaid W
g6rach bez sladu.
Schultz, jak sic okazuje
ogledzin zw}ok, roztrzaskal so
bic przy upadku czaszke.