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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-04
Otwarcie kongresu.

!" Aon w i
dnia. W Iabie posl6w punkt o
godzinie 10 m6wca Crisp o.
tworzyl drugs sesye So kon,
gresu. Ma stolikach wielu po..
slow ustawione byfy przepy-
szne bukiety. S-sya rozpocze{a
sic Cd odm6wienia modlitwy
przez kapelana, Rev. Bagby, a
odczytano liste posl6w i oka-
zalo sic, 2e obecnych byfo 216.
Wedle zwyczaju wYznaczono
komitet, kt6ry wsp6lnie z ko'
mitetem Senatu mial uwiado,
mic pre2ydenta o otwarciu
kongresu. o godz. wpa do 2ej
nadeszlo oredzie preaydenta,
kt6re odczytano. Odczytanie
to trwalo godzine 40 minut.
Po za{atwieniu r6znych
wstepnych czynnoSci, Scranton
z Pennsylvanii uwiadomii
Izbe o smierci pos}a Myron P.
Wright z Is obwodu Pennsyl
vaniI i z szacunku dla zmarle
go odroczono sig 0 godz. 3ej
min. 90.
Podobnie odbylo sic tea o.
twarcie tel sesyi kongresu W
Senacie. Prezydowa1 vice. pre-
zydent Stevenson; modlitwe
odm6wil kapelan Milburn; o.
becnych bylo Sc Senator6w.
Odczytanie oredzia trwalo
dwie godEiny i Is minut. U
chwalono codziennie zbierac
sic o godz. -. Odroczono SIG
o godz. 4.
ceedzie prezYdenta.
WASHINGTON, 8 grudnia.
Orsdzie prezydenta jest dlugie,
a obejmuie sprawozdania mi-
nistr6w. . posrednictwie po-
miedzy Chinami a Japonis
kr6tko prezydent donosi: per.
traktacye sic rozpoczeiy. 0 ira
ktacie handlowym z Japonia
osobno Jest nova. Obszerniej
opisuje prezydent asdania Me,
mice, by zniesiono clio dyf
ferencyalne cd cukru, kt6re
to hsdania powiuny bye WI
pelnione i przez kongres u
chwalone. Troche "a serde-
cznie wyraza sig o kondolen-
eyi dla carskiej familii; wspo-
NINA tez w oredziu o sprawie
Krzemi6 skiego. Go do tary.
fy, prezydent zsda trzech wa
znych zmian: zniesienia cla
dyffereucyalnego ma cukier
rafnowany i zniesienia Gel ma
zelazo wegle. Reformie slu'
zby cywilnej znaczny ustsp
jest poswiecony; pochwaloue
r6wniez So prace komisyi straj-
kowej. = Oredzie, jak zwy
kle u Clevelanda, opracowane
jest zwiezle i jasno.
PrzeciW KOlb0Wi.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, 8 grud.
W Izbie posl6w legislatury
Stanu Alabama pose3 Knight
Male wnl6sl bill, majacy ma
celu polezenie ko1ca komedyi
przea Kolba u1ozonej. Wedle
tego blu "a zbrodnie, podlega
jacs karze wiezieniai ipienieanej
poczytywac sic ma sk1adsnie
przysiegi i wype}nianie obo-
wiazk6w jakiegokolwiek urze-
du przez osoby, ktore ME 20
staly uznane "a obrane ma u
Rad oduosny. Kara pieuiszna
wynosiG ma $500 do $4,000,
a kara Wiezienia najwiecej 25
lat. Me ma prawie watpllwo-
Sci, ze bill ten zostanie przyje
ty. Populistyczni czlonkoWie
egislatury So mocno oburzeni,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-04
Telegramy KrajOWe.
Ze StOlicy zWiazkoWej.

WAsH1NeroN, D. c., 8 grud.
Prezydent Cleveland pr2yby1
dis godzinie 10 do Biatego
Domu sam, bez familii, po IA
dniach nieobecnosci. Bardzo
malo by4o odWiedzajacych go;
z os6b wybitnych byl tylko
posel Catchings, ktory 2 pole
cenia m6wcy (prezydujacego
Izby posl6w) przybyl dowie
dziee sic, czyli prezydent
przyimie komitet, uwiadamia,
jscy o otwarciu kongresu
Kapitol cd rama zapelnial
sig ciekawymi, kt6rzy przyby-
wall ze Nszech stron, azeby
bye sWiadkami otwarcia kon.
gresu.
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ae bill tego rodzaju w}aSnie te.
raz zostal wnieslony.
WYpadki koIeiOWe.

WHITEHALL, N. T., 3 grud.
Pociag mr.. 4 kolei Delaware s
Hudson, kt6ry Montreal wy
szed} hy1 dis rano Q godz. 9,
wykolei4 sic po poludniu 0 g.
l min. 20, p6}tora mill "a Port
Henry. Tender, wagon poetic
wy, ekspresowy i pakunkoWy,
wpad3y do jezlora Champlain
czsSG wagonu do pslenia row.
niez zanurzyla sic W wodzie,
ale wagon emigracyjny j oso.
bowy pozostaly ma szynach.
Urzsdnik ekspresowy Richard
Quinn Ballston, N. Y, i
agent pccztowy Rouse Rouse
Point, N. Y, utoneli, a kilka
os6b lekko sic pokaleczyIo.
WAsH1NaToN, 8 grud. Po-
ci9g kolejowy z Alexandria,
kt6ry dis rano wyszedf byl do
Washingtonu, wykoleil sic u
ko6ca dlugiego mostu przy
Jackson City i spad1 2 nasypu.
Konduktor lokomoty wy 3. A.
Hayden mocno skaleczy1 sic W
glove; palace VIM. T Wilker
spadl pod lokomotywe i zostaf
zabity.
MOrderczy Negr.
New HOME, Ga, 8 grud.
w sobote wieczorem, bllsko
p6lnocy, Negr Joe Bean prey.
szedl do lnies1kaJ4' ego y mil
stad, znanego i powszechuie tn
powaaanego fArmerA A. 3.
Leigh, i powiedzial mu, ae ie.
deu q iego robotnik6w ciesko
zachoroWal i potrzebuje medy
cyny. Leigh ME przypuszcza
isc mic zlego, wyszedl Ne.
grem. W pol godziuy p6zniei
powr6cil Negr i zaweEwa1 Pa
MIA i panns Leigh, by z MIN
posaly. Parma Leigh ME ufala
mu: Negr wyjal revolver.
Wtedy jedua 2 c6rek Legha
porwala strzelbs kaza1a Ne,
growi sic wynosic. Negr stree
III, ale chybi4; panna r6wniez
chciaia strzelic, ale strzelba ME
wypalila. Negr pobieg}wokolo
domu ku oknu, 2 kt6rego stree.
III, r6wniez chybiajsc. Take i
do niego strzelano, ale bez sku.
tku. Negr wreszcie uciekl. We
dwie godziny p6zuiej zualezio-
no A. E. Leigha niezywego, z
rozbits czaszks i dziewieciu
pchnieciami no2em. Zdaie sic,
2e Negr, kt6rego teraz szuka-
ia, miaI jeszcze wsp6lnika.
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Take niemowa.

siedzial zebrak przy drolz i pro-
sis bardzo gsosno wsparcie.
Coz wan jest9 Jestescie kale-
kaa
o tax! jestem nienowa : od-
powiedzial aebrak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-04

DsjeIe sOsie zaszczepie Ospe, a u
nikniecle niebezblecze6stWa.
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Przybycie parowc0w.
NEW YORK: Berlin ze Southampton, Persia z
Hsmb., Ceyic Liverp.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-02
OFFERED!
 The Opportunity
 Of a Lifetime to
 Secure a Home. Fine Residence Lots Capitol Addition
 Collins Addition. These lots will be offered for sale on terms and at prices within the reach of every homeseeker. These additions are on the finely equipped
 ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY OnIv Four Minutes Ride to Center
 Street.
ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY
OnIv Four Minutes Ride to Center
 Street.

F ;. Property within the city limits ls too high priced to be utilized as resi- dence property, when better and more comfortable homes can be secured in these beautifully situated additions at small cost. The man who cares to investigate the future growth of Phoenix and vicin- ity will readily come to the conclusion that within the next six years its popu- lation will reach 10000 or 30,O00, and in order to accommodate this pushing, bus ting throng business houses, as we'll as residences, will seek the additions here mentioned, and their cash value thereby be enhanced tenfold. The
Arizona republican., 1894-12-02

These lots will be offered for sale on terms and at prices within the reach of every homeseeker These additions are on the finely equipped
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-06
- eLuEHeLps lNcIoENT.

Bluenelds may be- an issue yet There
must be no British aggression on American
soil. Boston Globe.
~ Great Britain Is trying to exercise au-
thority ou the Mosquito coast 90 which she
is mot entitled, the people ot tins country
want Co know it, Cleveland Leader.
john Bull should mind what he is about
down Nicaragua way. The Monroe doc
trine hs, NOT been repealed nor suspended
10 Is still ia fun force and effect Hartford
Courant.
The possibility Of international compiled
tious is exceedingly slight The British
raised no lsg nor proclaimed any part Of
Mosquito lands annexed 20 their empire
Utica Herald.
While John Bulls designs. II ne have
any, upon the Mosquito Reservation are not
very clear. his interference with any spot or
interest ON this continent must be explain
cd. New York Advertiser.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-06
A DANCE IN THE OzARKS
Homespun Festivities That Were
Punotuated by the Popping
Of Pistols
Tales OF tho Stoiclsm OF a Typical
Girl Of the High
Hills
Not DI.tarbed ny the nite offs CopPerhead
The Rudo Rsmedy Prescribed
Character skstchea

"When / first went up into the Ozark
country. / fell ma with crowd 81 thc young
men Of the hills, who used Co hang ont at
our store at Blooning Rose" said Il. II.
Kicker. a tie contractor, TO -. Louis
Globe Democrat reporter, "snd one day "A
couple az them came ia TO invite me Co a
dance about four miles back in the hills
which waste De held 40 Critchhrld'. When
] told them that I had no lady acquaiut-
auce was taken across the river and pre-
scented toa blooming daughter Of Jake Olc-
field Would she go' Well. she was ready
90 swim the river for the pleasure 90 be
found at Crtchdeld's. About Is p m. ap-
peared no her home mounted ON an old
white mule that didn't mind fording the
river The girl was ready.
"'Old Chalk the mule, was brought mp.
and the Young lady, after had mounted,
sprang ON behind me- put one arm about
my waist. and We started for the ford.
1.-The boys is feelin good ternight,' said
nay companion over my left shoulder 'Hev
ye got a gun. Mr.. Ruckcrf Reckon there II
DE- some pizeu fights fore the dance Is over.
heerd that a bar'l uv white whisky wuz
brought mp yes'duy. That means lots NV
fun. We got er gun, keep 10 handy
THAT sort of talk didn't harmonic with
the tranquil splendor Of the moonlit noun
tain scenery that lay all about us, but as
surei susan that ! was ready for war, but
preferred peace.
About 5 O'Clock we came into the open
ing where Critchdeld's double loghouse
frouted the bluffs There were horses and
mules tied in the timber, and the flaming
light Of a big jack lamp showed a group Of
Young men aud women in animated con
versation about the doors JUST as Susan
and ldismounted the first stroke across the
old violin gave notice that the dance was
on. and We were soon in the midst OF the
group gyrating beneath the white oaks, for
the cotillon was formed outside. Nearly
~ery girl wore red calico dress, and most
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-06

CHERIFF'5 sALE = ROBINSON FEMALE
- seminary, plaintiff, W PhllOmonA b. fas-
ser and Harry n. Aeger, guardian Of Henry 4.
laoger insane person. defendants.
Under and BY virtue Of an order OF salsand de-
district court o. the Frst Judicial District o. the
lewis Oh and CIsrfs on tRS aoh dsy q are ~
A. ID. lsyi, in the above entitled action. wherein
the hobinzon ,emals sem nary. ths above named
plaintiff. Obtained Judgment and decree Of
foreclosure and sale against hilomena
o. aeger and Harry II. laeger guardian
g 9, sen!y q. Aseser an insAn: Psrsosp.
A. ID. lsgL for the sum Of S2.gs<25. besides in
terest costs and attorneys fees, which said
1894. recorded in Judgment book No. I Of said
court al fAge -. 1 am commanded TO sell all
those certain lott. pieces OF parcels OF land sit
uAte, lying and being IN the county Of Lewis
described as follows. to-wtc
Lots numbered three lsl and four ca, in block
numbered nineteen llal, OF the Chessman ARd
Davis central addition to the city Of ELENA
each II ssid lots being twenty hVs (l5l feet
front on he esst side of r.wing street and ex-
tending back from sid east side Of Ewing street
one hundred hfty-thres and ons-hAh li53Al
feet accoraing 10 AMI as described on tbs map
and plat the said named addition on Gle IN
sald evils and Clarke county.
Together with all aud angular the tsns-
ments, hereditAments and appur enAnces thero-
INTO belonging or in any wise appertaining.
Public notice is hereby given that on nednes-
day the nth day Of pril, A. d. 1904 81 ~ o'clock
m Of that day al the front door 9th court house.
Helena Lewis and Clarke county, Montana
will. in obedience to said order Of sale and decree
OF foreclosure and sale sell the above described
Ps sSPs OF satisfy asd udSmsn With o.
and costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this Goth day of March.
CHARLES q. CURTlR Sheriff
~ fRED +. HOss Under sheriff.
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CHERIFF's SALE BENJAMIN W. sCHLIE-
- der. plaintiff. v. ". ). ID. smith and Aug
uef u rcnlis der defendants
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale an /
decree of foreclosure and sale issued ont ot tins
die riot court OF thsfir.t Judicial district OF ths
STATE q Montana 10 and Tor the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. the 4ftu har - rch. A. d
1891. m the above entitled action. wherein rem
iamIn -cuiiade-. the abuNo uAmei plaintiff.
obtained = Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
ast b. schlloder. defendants. on the .ati
daY % November. A. d. 1hg for the
sum Of a4Ya besides interest Gusts
and attorneys fees which said decree was
corded In Judgment book No. o. Of said court al
rage q lam commanded 20 sell ell hose certain
lots. piece or parcel Of land. situate lying and
bsiLg in the county Of Lswis and Clarke. state %
NJ ntAnA and bounded and described A. follows
~ wit
~ numbsr twelve and thirtsen in block
number three In oodlawu Park addition o.
the ctty Of Helena. according O. the official plat
OF said addition HE Ia the onnco Of tho
county recorder 81 Lewis aud tfihrae Coun s..
a more full and complete description of said
lots
4 together With al and singular the tenements.
hernditaments ami appurtenan . thereunto be-
longing or in arVWiHo nuperfhlninT.
Public notice l. hereby given that on tatuf,
day the AIT dag % sprta A. ID. iosh a. II
q o'clock m. Of that day At the front door Of the
courthouse Helena. Levin and Clarke county,
Montana, will. in obedience 20 said order OF sails
and decree 81 foreclosure and sale fell the aboFe
dsscribed property. or 80 much thereof ~ may b
necessary 10 satisfy said judgment. with interesi
amt costs, 20 the highest and bost bidder Tor
Given under my hand this 2oth day Of 2 arch,
" CHARLES d. CuRIIS sheriff
BY ASDREw B. WADE. Leputy 1herin
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MOTTO ~ rkHOLDfEh' MELTING
Nptce ~ terehy given that a mesfif ~ Of
w aines hut4efH ~ ttn Big Chief Iuunsl and
ainins cuupAu5 vii 10 held A. t'.s las rfiioo -
AshuHrn D. arb1ur. iu The Gig o. Helsna
county n lesla aud IarEe AMI sfato q Non
~ aafd day
-ala meeting ID - led for the purpu.a - sub
mitiIuE 20 taa ttockho.dsrs ~ sail company q
pfopus tou fa lease taa nig hiHf irflilg clam
i"r tNH period ~ one year. upou a roTalT Of rs
30 cent q the -meltar rsfui ns ne ore
slipp"d from rai1 mine % b. paid 90 the com
an, aud alec 10 give = bond o. fHe Ia. s-o- %
sa.d uiun. uhltgarng The comrsuT % ell the
same tu said l-sseas. or their assiEns. upon the
lay menf 81 g a 90 20 said cunu fnY ou Or be
fore the hrst LAP 90 febfuarT. l-sl
D. ~. kNlGuI Irlsiae
N- p. COZ. Irusfaa.
A. d. HAhIOi H. trustee
j. l. TUWhhEkD. Trustee.
Dated Helena Mont. March H. 1884
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CHERlFF'S SALE-JOHN MERRY PLAIN
- tiff. Vs. Myron l.. Tompkins. Bessie j. omp-
kins his uifel. albert NJ. hornburgh. Louis l..
,. otz a. assignee Of a. IA. Ihurnburgh, The
lenver Investment and ankins Company. i'm
tied he provident 1rust 1 Omt any, dsfendhnts
rdsr and By virtue % order Of sale aud
decree % for closure and sale issued out Of the
district court OF the irst judicial district Of tho
state Of Montana In and for iho county 81 Lewis
and lArko. on the 2ith day OF March. A. ID.
1894. in the above entitled action. wherein
tanned a Judgment and decree OF foreclo-
cure and sale Against this pari 30 we
a NJ reb uft' IsHt 10, ~, sum d 81 So
Decides interest costs and attorneys fe8s which
said decree was 90 the 10Th day ~ March,
A. y. 1894, recorded In judgment book No ! OF
sell al that certain lot, piece or parcel q land
situate. lying and being Ia the county - lewis
and larke, ,tste Of Montana and bounded AMI
described as follows. to wit
Lot Numbered eleven nD N book numberet
soven lIl, being nifty feef front on ihird strest
an nnety nine 9al feet deep to an alley. IN tho
hr- enck nddltion 10 the cit Of nelfnt.
Co ut OF Lewis ani larks, tat uf Mont Ia
A. faid LOT nnd hlocc are numhsr Z, designGtefi
AMI de .oribed o. the lllAt add suTve Of the said
chris kencE addition tu the city of helena, on
tle On the Office o. the county clerk and recorder
% Wis aud lHrke county state 81 Moutans.
gefler with al and singuiar The ienemeg1a
hered taments aud appu -tenances thersu TO b.
lungins or in anywi-e Anpe tain n
lublic notice l. hereby given that on lur daT.
tho 18th day OF rr A. ID 1871 A. II O'Clock
m % that day Ht tbs front door OF TIE Cou {
house. holena Lewi- and Clarke county. Mon
tAns. ! will. "a obedience TO said order Of - q
and decree OF foreclosure aud sale eell the aboas
b. nerossary to satisfy aid Judgment. with in
tsresi snd costs. 20 the highest snd bist bidder
for cash IN hand
'''- CHARLES u. CURTIS. sheriff
~ ASDREH ?. WADE DEPUTY eherih.
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Is THE DIsTRt 7 COURT or tn FfRsT
] Judicial district % the state u Montana
Nutice O. creditor
state % hsrssA n Hsnry. deceased
Notice u h@rebT EiFsa - tie On lerslsnei eH-
ecutors of the last viii ami tosfamaff Of ItciesA
a. Henry deco ssd 60 he creditors Of aud AL per-
cons bagina clslms against the said deceased, tu
e4hfnit them with tho ecassary svuchers.
within ton month"; aftsf ire hrst uublcsfion -
10 notice. 20 the raid executors. a. the law o.
fee u Ms-ssna ullard room ?. nuld block, IN
fhs rifr n Heirnn in the cuurtF - iaNis and
lsrke, state q Montana, o.. ame being
tha tlaos for the tran artion - tho hus iness %
fril estate IN the county q Lows and .arke-
so ih q. hfhhl.
ALHEGlI J. HENRY.
4 aecutors 81 the last viii sn1 testament oi
hsresa a. Henry deceased
Dated March "a. islt
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-06

SHERIFI's sALR-PRIsCILLA d. CAMP
- bell. plaintiff, W Albert Al. Thornburgh
Franklin Wallace, Mary l.. Wallace, {. n "
foster, Louis &. h. Lott A. assignee u Franklin
y. wallace. The nenyer Investment and tank
ihg company Limi I'd, Robert &. Billings, de-
fendants.
decree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court Of the First Judicial district Of tue
state OF Montana. in and Tor the county u Lewis
and CiarEe, on the 50 day Of April, A ID. i-gi
in the above entitled aotOn, wherein Priscilla A..
Campbell, the above named plaintiff. OBJ aimed
a Judgment ana decree Of foreclosure ana sale
against the above named parties 81 defendants.
on tbs 81 day Of prii A. A.. losi, for the sum OF
sl,lan.uo. besides interest, costs and attorneys
4 90. VII Oh SAM decrse WAS on the Sd day Of
hpu, a. o.. 1884, recorded in Judgment book
NJ. o. said court a. pace r. 4 am com
handed 20 cell All that certain lot piece
or parcel OF land, situate. lying and being in the
asteriy addition TO the city OF Helena ia the
county of l. vie and Clarke, state OF Montana
aud bounded and described a. follows, to-wit.
beginning 81 point In the sast side Of Boattie
street hfty-sx feet north OF the eouthwest corner
Of block number 5is, Of the said k4stsfly Hddi-
ton to the said city OF helena running thencs
east seventy hve feet 70 point in An alley run
ming nurtn and SOU through said blooE. hence
north along the west side Of said alley tw, nty-
six feet To point. thelce west segsnty-hva fe 4
to a point IN the east size Of cattle street aud
thence south along tie east sid OF cattle street
twenty tx feet 10 the place Of beginning; raid
lot. rlere or parcel Of and being portion OF
Of lots numbered n aud A.. In rald lees nun
bersd 5fa according Co ami SAID lots are de-
scribed upon the on O. D plat OF the said name a
addition. which plat A. nov on ne ia the mon
uer provided by law IA the office OF the county
recorder u tie san county % Lewis and CLARKE
tosether with all and singular the tenements.
hereIitame nts and EppurtenAnces thsreunto boz
longing or m anyWise ADJ erta ming.
Publc notice is hereby given. that on Wednes-
day, the zatn day Of April A. ID. 1894. At ~
@ clocs IN. - tlAt day. 81 the front door Of The
court house elena. Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana. 1 wilt IN obedience to said order Of
ssle and decree Of foreclosure and sale, sell tho
above described pro- eriy, or 50 much thereof A.
may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment with
interest ana Gusts. TO the highest bidder. for
cash IN hand
Given under my hand this 9Th dag Of April.
A. ID. leyi.
CHARLES d. CURTIS Sheriff.
TRrD r HuaS L nder sheriff