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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-16

Der S9ubmann f9ien bic unniibts
Trage gu perbrieBen. ,Gs mar eber
Elm %finnlOs betruntener Men5d," iaots
er, ben mir bdtten auf bic poiiset.
made bringen mihen, tpdren mir nihi
anberpeitig bei9dftist setpeIen."
nIber Sic perben boob fein GsIi6t,
ieinen @nSug geieben babsn," rief Soil
mes %ungeOulbig.
.Iatiirli9 = Murdsr unb ib mubz
ten linn ia unter bic Qrme sreifen, um
i'm auf5uri6ten. Gin LANCER &erl mi,
rotbem Geii@t, nm bas Slim Elm Sud-
getpiGelt unb ="
rS9on gut = mas lit benin aus
tbm geiporDen?"
n8as peiB i9! mir batten obnebin
geEug gu tbun. Gr nirb i6on Den
gBeg na6 9auie eefunben baben, oa
tonnen Sic gang ru6ig fem"
nWie mar er benin a%ngesosen2"
rGr trug einen brauen ueberrod."
n!9atte er feline PeitI@e in Der
9anb9"
agine PeitI9e - bepa6re!"
nSie mub er auriidgelaHen bahen,"
murmelte 9olmes. Siam ni6t elei9
oorauf cine Srof9fs %sefabren?"
.Hein."
Wein Gefdbrte nahm fein 9ut CUR
9dno. ,nSier, bas 9olbitiiG 1T fiji
sic, Ganee," faste er; raber Elm all
bermal ieien Sic ni9t gang 10 fopflos.
Sd fiir4te, Sic bringen es IonTt S6r
Sebtag gu ni6ts 8e9tem unb Sic bit
ten fi9 bod lebte Na9t nit Qeibti9>
teit S9re 9ef0roerung gum Sergeant
ten berbienen tDnnen. Staff beIIen
9aben Sic ben Mann entpiIGen laiz
fen. na6 pel6em mir iutben uno Der
ben S9lufei 81 benz gan5en 9ebeimz
nib in 9dnben bGlt. @o3u laage bin
unb Der ~ftreiten - es perbGlt ii5 10,
tpie i6 S6nen fagen, p~erlaffen Sic fiG)
o%arauf. &ommen Sic, @ation, mn
trouen ge6eH."
Der S6uBmann mad)te 5tpar Gin
u~ngldubiges 8eii9t, aber man Ia6, Die
Sadie mar inn ni9t gang gebeuer.
Wir lieBen i'm perbliifft ite6sn uno gin.
gen u%nierer Wege.
Ser 9~ansnarr," rief !Solmes Gr>
9erli9, ais mir pieosr in Der SroI6fe
IaBen, Inn na6 9auie gu fa3ren. Sin
Slid ionoergleiben fGlt inn unge=
iu6t in Den S9oB unb sr psrfte0t
ni9t, e5 fe!5u6alten."
Sinh Sic S3rer Sadie aber audi
gang gewiB?" fragile i9. ,3onces
Sei4rei6ung bss 9etrunfenen paBt
3!por I'M aQgemeinsn gu Shrer 9or=
lteuung bon benz 5~ipeitsn msnI6sn,
Der in oa5 8ebeimniB pertpidelt lit,
aber mas ioQte i'm pieber na9 Dem
9auie 5uriidgefiibrt baden? 0as
iiebt ni6t aus, als ipdre er Der Ser6rez
der"
Der Sing, 6reunb, Der aing -
ben poute er bolen. 8enn nir feiu
anoere5 M3tttel finben, i'm 5u fangen,
miiiisr mir ben Sting ais Sober bral=
den. So Iage Sbnsn, 9oftor, sr gebt
mir ms Neb, i6 babe ign iid)sr. llnb
Sbnen peroante i9 bas ales. Sdttcn
sic mir ni6t 5ugereoet.i 9 tpdrs I'm bt,
f66nitc Gelegenbeit gefommen, meme
Griminalituoien 5u perDouitinoigen.-
Sept aber, erit 5um SriibItud uno
bann in5 Concert! Die Nerllbu fla.
einen famOisn QnIob unb ipisIt iDIt=
li4. Mie geGt bo6 bas feline 9ing
BON Chopin, bas t6 BON i6r gs30rl
lo6e2
@r ls0nte" iid) in bic 8agsntiiien 8uz
rid uno iriusrte pie cine 2erd)e, md6z
ren0 i3 iibar Die 8ielfeitigteit oteIe5
Menidjsn r06babte, Der ppn Der Naz
tur gum 0etsctip beItimmt ffien unb
feline SorIdungsn nit Dem Gifer eire3
&unitlieb6dber5 betris6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-16
Spdte Hahe.
arimiuaIroman Don Conan TOME.
GiHsr Sbe:I.

q. SortieBung.)
mas uns So1n &anc e rs
3dbIte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-16
OficieIIer Dedpeifer

h, g.auf,u bon Ga8coaate GOaHtg. 9erittstsr mint.
bpie Der airGtu. 9og-t unH Gereine.
; 2rttsgertdt-li. 9gjtrt. b~e'teDeho aus oeA
Gsuntiss Gasepuaoe. GraaIiih. Sia9s NIB st. SOuts
WuSrlp1 SirssI, 9ittIsr. o, 3. 35alitiSt. eIsrt. Gt'
Gtrittstsuuocn beguiacu III @l. eo@abs Con NIP ON
9. HspAtaa i'm april, ;. IJs:I8 ia Ssp:enE Der lns
2. asonias i'm 2c3ssiS;r.
GountpGourt.-M5a IiCq9r. Surlieer, ISM
Breuer uub Spbn YoilerSsa ttiFtfroe Iidtsl SEQ.
4ts.ttlp, elert. Sic @,ri1.-fsHagen Begin iisl le'
ben 4, Ioutas in 6,beuAe. -iij- au5nIt rno VI ppsn''
Der.
observation-disclosures tFr03ate Court
-sRotert @altsr. 3iit.cr. Ets S!EaH9fn ltsInnen
itoen A. Tlonta5 III 6t6g iag. s'idi, AZ nj mo NO.
esuksr.
Guuntp- 5tamte.
Etpraitutaut. @baS. ". 9tltt9=es, SptaSpiae' No.
gputetpr, ......... ArHplS 9itIap. 2erIalnr. MO
Sheriff ......... ......-.. j. y. 2teDef' Sug' N'O'
aHeHcr. .......... j. Miug;jt S,aa3. &erHlann, Ato
Circuit Gl,rf, 49,. g. g. Qomie!ot. 2,rHann. 9o
Gpunip eIert, $500. Geo. &rds;siD sscniahh' ITO
gouuts. aupalt, gui :. @iItlS.!u9. %%sriaaHH, @to
EnasHtiter, $500. Sapi5 E.:sger &srnsaHn. Mfo
eurp,ror. ........... Us 6. 9teao, 6aneaH, N'o
e&al.epmmiidr. Is. 8. Slenbes9. I'pt'SpIgr' @to
Coroner. -. 81. 6onnu0 ssaiie. 2ermann. @ao
CsHsutlider siahIuBpeswnlter. S0d!on V. Srtni
[mouu, g4oo1am. Mo
Sir6sn.
aotbrIiJde ct. 6sorss Sir@e, 9sf#ann, Gso-' %s'
Gatb.r ambrpfas. 4tur,er. @tSfs ifSea @torSsf
halS s ubr. SountasS: t~TrlaatTs baih s u9r; 9op
ont haib 10 ubr; Sia3lnittas0 BALE ) Nsr eariFfn
klrt uuh gsipsr.
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Q. assuis, Yiorrsr. @oitesbituIt ireenS 9Hntas balb l
ntt..-
3euti@s Wa,,hpbifsn.&ir&s. Set. 5rieSrta Noenis
Yfatrer. 90ttrsoisnft jsbsn SonHta8 eale IL us
0otmittass NIB I usr sbensE.
clSradi5ae ct. qauls airas. @ap. mo, Teo. 0rp
Simmtruann, $forrsr. 0pttsseisnit ieoeu Soiini0
Normit.as.
Yr.sbpsriauiIae esib,lS Sir4e. Gan. MO. Sto
ascIph ar.bs, 9fasrer. @pttsstienft iebsn SoaEta
Do,nittas.
eaptiteu. Rtr&e, on Der Sin Cal, @oni!oa:e AOipH
fbip. Neu. 8arsIsr, 9aitor. @otteSaieili Ieesi Spai
TAG gormittas.
2pstE.
az. i. N. SO S., Strmaau. Tp. Wlstitsr:
.. m,nisI, aseurbsr: ans. 1tss.r. @sriammlrrSt
issen s,p,itan uub pisrtsn Iaprtas i'm 0tpnat.
gstsias Sitter, 30. II. 3snrp Bod. 6. 6 6aai
Soa.d, wssorstr. @~sriammIuns i.bea Jrsisas abfn'
5uiuaursr gpae. Meiiisr, @m. alin9er; Sttreid'
spos. y. StRea.
Nruat.
Glib Jsno,p aose gp. 4s. MeiIter. 5. Ni. 2unG e
:rstar. eson G aubpn. gsrtamuiaas isSsu soaner
tag abenb.
.gereine In Ger mana.
eetauseerein Saruouie. 2beo. y. Stprd Str
sfat. SearSgpd. 9rdfbent, RObt. @alfes, seirsia
2srjamrInnsi eben Mittirp9 abenb.
ntanmar;ns 9ofen 9. u. o.. 90. $40, spu
gkser. gosmanosr; ebriit. edlsuosr. aolutaf
Deiau,mInus isbta Sriiten eonntag i'm wadSat.
e&aseaptrsia. Gonras Sous. 9rdfSsnti 81
Sang, e,irttat. w~triamniluns i.ocn lcsten senut
tn Wonot,
SaruOsrein. /. spreter. Sut. 9oienrittsr; Sarl
nan. gar1 eapsr. g~.riammlans isben Ront
GHne.
Gsserpsbr. Suso aropp, gspitian. sari Sanl
etrstdr.s Dsriommluns ieb.n >. 0isuStas i'm %
ssssnyx5xr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-16
Yeue Yrnhlerei.

Stein, mie oieie 9ommeriienratbs
renommireu, oaS lit wirfli6 groBartis
Oa persebt fciu Gag, mo man MIDI
in irscnS eirer 3citun9 bon ibnen Sii
Outrage leien fam: wie man ,ananasa
fledcu aus edten Sriiiislsr Spisen
berausbcfommt, ODER ,VurSunbermein'
feden aus e6ten periiiGsn Seppiben
uuO beraleidleu !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-16

Waron: ,I:an, III !,s5e Dir boGJ
aufgetragta. Nu mcd,ttii mir Die
SrleIe. wel4e I'll: riid) eiagcben, ms
YaO nafia,is&l!" Sean: rNciB
idon, Ocrr Gayon, etcr eS lit nldts
@'ldeiet'S o'IiE9citarocli uuO % oadt'
idl, c8 mar ia5aSc Inns Eorto!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-16
sSrrn diner 'ipas h1rer.

GarlGeu: ,Sittc. Gant6cn, falf'
mir aud eiacn uclcu Dcdel auf nicine
Sdahtet." - Sante cora Omit
silcm ilsten SPITE scidmildt) : rgWas
rum bei!l, liebes aarlGcn ?"-Sarl'
den: y9ia, &apa ia9te bod seitern
Cora, Die cite S6ettel bat and einer
ueuen 0cfcl!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-16
Sn SnMica.

Sad{s: ra!iir ycibS;der baben
iebcr nnlers ycib;idarre -
beutlder: g no! abcr ood ieoer
ieiue Seib;i.or;s!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-16

Oief.eiuite 81 ii Ger 9Self
lit Der d)irsEijdjc ,,Cash" IN Wsrfbe
po.t eiueni Srb!tsiesnt-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-16
Seim gifnif.

,Srauleiu aiesden lit belt' abes
lultie -, Sanobl-eiae sartbeleieelts
| Geelei"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-27
WANTED,

TWO girls for private family--one as cook l md lHundrcss. other waitress and cham. hcTmaid. Call this morning.
 jc2T ltt 3Si GEORGE STREET.
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WANTED,
WANTED.

A GIRL to do general housework; must b< A good cook and laundress. Call at
 je2G 3t 6l EAST GRAND AVENUE
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A Prize of SKI, ,5OO-YaIe Art School,

A prize of 1,50O is offered by the Yale School of Fine Arts, to be awarded, without distinction of sex, to the art student who, after being a member of the Yale Art school for not less than two years ill regular course, shall sue cessfully compete for it under certnln prescribed conditions. This prize is in the form of fellowship for two years study abroad. It is believed that this is the largest prize offered by any art institution in this country.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-27
Yesterday Mornings Fire.

The fire yesterday morning was on the third floor of a block at 1O5 Lafay- cite street, owned by Frederick Bon- field, and occupied by family named Herz. Mrs. Herz was occupied in heat ing some water over q gasoline stove when the top blew off, scattering the fluid all over the room. In an instant it took fire and enveloped the whole room. The tiremen were quickly on hand; damage done, about $25.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-27
Court Notes.
WILL HEAR DIyoRcEs TO-DAY.

WILL HEAR DIvoRCEs TO-DAY.
 Seven ex-parte divorce eases will en- gross the attention of Judge Prentice in the superior court to-day, These are the cases which were continued from the short calendar list of last Friday. After these cases have been disposed of court will adjourn for the term.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-27

SOUP.
 Quinckcnragcnsnag
 FISH. Jacqunmijc. Zinabomkcf. Umitulxlma. COLD MEATS Wimqjzxt 0nikmilcllq. Mlkjimantee. Sickmc. Qumi,aiamlghtmcram
 ROAST. Lmmnndcsancicanks.
 VEGETABLES. Manmuxjk. Sortmujkm. Jaqumcs. Mkjx. Wy0qumin. SOmptay.
 RELISHES. Mahikix. Rohnistwmmdcnnia. Janqxzjk. Xqvumi.
 DESSERT. 3IS Mohderick. Workship. Rckdanks Dojqund. MammshetohmQuamd
 Tooth Picks.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-27
4 HAPPY sEQTEL,
Following n Base Baii Contest-A Supper
 nt MOrwIn's Point.


 nt MorwIn's Point.
 Last Friday afternoon a game of base ball was played for shore sup per by the men living on George street between Day and Orchard streets, call ing themselves the L. C,'s and having for their color pink, and those living on the block above Orchard street, who called themselves the U. C.'s and hay ing for color yellow
 The game was won-by the l.. C.'s by a score of 10 to 2, and Monday even ing was the time named by the losers for the supper and Merwn's Point the place.
 To the. courtesy of the Messrs. Blakeslee the clubs are indebted for the transportation, they providing am ply for the forty-one who went down.
 Anyone acquainted with the Ma Ior" knows that he does not do things by halves. and the details were carried out by him in the best possible manner,
 The party arrived at Merwin's Point about six o'clock and fine supper was provided by Landlord Sanford.
 AS several of the party had been down there last week they knew that the Messrs Sanford would provide am ply for all who were there.
 The electric cars will soon reach the Point, and any one will find this n fine place to visit. and the Messrs. Sanford will provide supper or dinner which must be eaten to be appreciated.
 The clubs are indebted to MT. George M. Atkins of the Price, Lee & Atkins Co.,, for the following: "Mean-You," "-- on the outside the figure in yellow and the words George Street Crust" " and below in .pink "10"--and on the inside the following:
 MEAN-YOU.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-27
W. A. WRIGHT APPOINTED.

Tn the probate court yesterday At torney ". A. Wright was appointed trustee of the insolyent estate of the World Mercantile agency. Oliver P. Merritt, jr!, and William A. Catlin were also appointed appraisers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-27
WASTED,
WANTED.

VOUNG lady desires office work and type Il writing. REMINGTON
 jc9I 3tt this office,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-27

A SITUATION by single man as coach. A man; cnn furnish good references; would have no objection io going lu the shore.
 Jc2T eOiat' Address H F.. this office.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-27

\ SITUATION by respectable girl to dc A general homework or cooking in prl vntc family; good city reference. Inquire nt jc2T It. 7t ASYLUM STREET
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0Uants.

One Cent n Word each insertion, five cents n Word for n full Week, sever times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-27
WANTED,
WANTED.

SITUATION by good cook In private fam. , fly city reference. Address
 jc2T It. \. H., this office.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-27
WANTED.

RY q private family, q competent cook tc
 ID go tO the scashOro for the summer Ap. ply nt I3 HiLLHOrSE AVENUE between 8 and II Il. m. ar after D. III. JcS 2t'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-27

CToRE room l; if without power, first floor ; - lower part Of the city. Address
 js2l Tt r, o, DRAWER "A City,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-27
TOAST sMAsHERs.

After the supper was over the party was called to order and Coroner Eli Mix IS toastmnster called for the re- sponses to toasts as indicated on the program, but in his r marks said he should not adhere to the order, but would select promiscuously. Several very happy speeches were made and a vote of thanks to the Messrs. Sanford and the Messrs. Blakeslec. Quite an improvement has just been completed by Mr. Sanford, viz: u large addition for dining-room purposes down stairs and overhead several airy sleeping rooms. The New Haven visitors were the first to occupy the new dining room,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-27
CONTRACTOR swAYNE FINED $50.
COURT RECORD.

Superior Court-Civil side-Judge Prem tice.
 In this court yesterday, Judge Prem tice granted the motion made by Town Couucil Pardee, asking for the quashing of the mandamus proceedings brought by W. H. Bouton to compel the select men to expend $15.OOO annually for purchasing land and improving the Beaver Pond district. Judge Prentice decided that the selectmen could not be compelled by any one to act in the matter.
 v Mrs. M. Gertrude Hall Pratt, through her attorney, J. Birney Futile, yester- day received her cross bill for divorce against her husband, Charles R. Pratt, which was withdrawn several days ago. City Court-Criminal Side--Judge Cable.
 Hilda Johnson, Sunday selling, nolled; Hugh Franklin, Sunday selling, judg- ment suspended; James H. Haokett, violation of Sunday liquor law, nolled; Frank ,Hawser, horse theft, bound over to superior court in Q bond of S3b0; George H. Allen and John Fl. Coleman, violation of oyster law, continued to July 5; Henry w. Painter, carrying concealed weapons, $5 fine, $s.s6 costs; Antonio Joseph, theft, nolled; Max Smith, non support of wife, continued to June 27; Frederick W. Mansfield, breach of the peace, continued to June 2T; Martin w. LyIich and Joseph North rop, theft, continued to June e7; Will liam H. Keim, theft, s7 fine, s6.24 costs; Dennis s. Daley. theft, *7 fine, $7.0d costs; Antonio Della. theft, $1 fine, &6. "A costs. 1-4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-17
ROk ".

zgsosili sic ami W dniu wyplaty AMI
p6zniej po swe pensye ostatnie to.
raz nadaremnie szuka ich urzai clo.
wy, by wyp}aci6 pierwszemu nalez.
nych $7S, a drugiemu $66. Ma to bye
pietwszy podobny wypadek cd lat 80.
: Dzis rano godz. 2 jakis mez.
czyzna wskoczyS do jednej z dor6zek
stojacych W rzedzie pred ratuszem i
odjechas galopem, podczas gdy zdu.
mieni dor6zkarze stojacy ma ulicy,
ME wiedzieli poczatku, co sic staso.
Ia chwile jednak kilku Mich wsko.
czy}o ma koz}yi puscili sic W pogoh
"a uciekajacym. Dogonili go ma rogu
Chicago Milwaukee ave. i okazalo
sic, ze byS to Charles Cullen, jeden
kandyGatow ma aldermana (D.
= Jeszcze ,,szczesliwie" zostal
przejecbany przezspociag kolei G. M.
g. St. F., niejaki W. J. Quinn ma
rogu Peoria str. Carroll ave.. gdyz
lekko tylko zostas pokaleczony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-17
Niesfychanie szybka podrOz
,,Lucanii".

QUEENSTOWN, 16 marca. :
Przyby}y tu dis rano o godz: z:
3ciejj parowiec oceanowy linii
Cunarda ,,Lucania', odby1 swa
podr6z W pieG dni, 13 godzin /
il minut. Podr6z ia jest ma
poz6r wprawdzie dluzsza cd
odbytej W listopadzie roku ze-
sz}ego 0 godzine i 4 minuty, W
gruncie rzeczy jednakowoz
,,Lucanis" dis MONA uwaaae
"a najszybszy parowiec oceano.
wy. ,,Campania'' zrobi}a wow
czas inna droge. p6}nocna, kr6,
tsza cd drogi ,,Lucanii" o 80
mil i gdyby ,,Lucania" sz1a
ia pierwsza droga, odbylaby te
podr6z W pie6 dni, 9 godzin i
"a minut, czyli 0 2 godziny i
43 minuty PREDICT, anizeli
,,Campania". ,Lucania" "robi,
Ia 21.73 mile ma godzine, szyb-
kosc naiwiekszs, jaks sic do
tad ma morzu osiagnsc sic da.
10.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-17

ze jest synem by}ego guberna,
tora, kt6rego nazwiska jedna-
kowoz ME chce podac re przy-
bywa z Brooklyna i Baltimore,
jakotez re "a zabicie pewnego
m}odego cz}owieka W Missou-
ri odsiedzia4 piec lat W wiezie-
niu. Twierdzi, re Senator Cor
man i pose1 do kongresu byli
jego adwokatami przy aresz-
towaniu mia} przy sobie list
do pierwszego z Mich, ale p6.
dniej go podar}. Przekazy ma
zap}acenie owych bicykl6w i
cygar wystawione by}y ma
pierwszy bank krajowy W Bal.
timore podpisane A. G. AL.
bright. Me zdaje sic, by m}o.
dy ten cz}owiek by} ob}akany,
tajemniczosc przeto otaczajaca
jego osobe budzi pewne zaje-
Gle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-17
NlADONOSGI NIEJSCONB.
Tr0ika hultaiska.

Wczoraj godz. 2ej rano policyant
Dane Mccarthy re stacyi PREY Har.
rison str. spostrzegl ma rogu Fifth
ave. i Polk str. trzech Negr6w, kto-
rzy opadli chcieli obrabowac jake
gos przechodnia. Sadzac, re samo
pojawienie sic jego wystarczy, by ra.
busi6w aresztowad, pobiegl tam, ME
wyjmujac rewolweru; ale Negrzy
spostrzegli go, wszyscy trzej wymie'
rzyli ku MENU rewolwery, kazac mu
wznies6 reee do nory, i cofaiac sic,
znikli W ciemnosciach. Policyant daa
zna6 o tenn ma stacyi, zatelefonowano
do wszystkich stacyj i zaczeto szukac
tr6jki hultajskiej. Wkr6tce po godz.
3ej pojawi}a sic ona ma rogu Harri-
son str. Western ave., spostrzegi
ia policyant Cass Smith. Jednakze
poszio mu ME lepiej, niz iego kole-
DE; Negrzy obalili 60, obili, mad
to jeszcze zabrali mu palke, rewol,
wer gwiazde. Potem taz sama tr6j'
ka : jua szczeg6lowo opisana ma
wszystkich staoyach = spladrowasa
piwiarnie Nelsona ma rogu 1Sej ul. i
Western ave., zabrala w6dek cygar,
lie tylko zdola wsiadla potem do
wagonu kolei ulicznej ma Archer
ave. Policysnt James Hanrahan spo-
strzegl to, wskoczyl ma przednia plat
forme wagonu i pr6bowa1 Negr6w
przyaresztowat. Jeden tych osta-
tnich wymierzys revolver ku poll
cyantowi, ktory jednak zrecznem u
derzeniem ramie Negra ma box skie-
rowal revolver mu wyrwa}. Wtedy
wszyscy trzej Negrzy wyskoczyli i
zaczeli ucieka6. Policyant wysko-
czy} "a mimi, strzela} pare razy
strzalami mu odpowiedziano; przy
tenn raniony zostal dose ciezko 23le-
tni Wilhelm Bukholtz, w}asnie tam
tedy przechodzacy. znowu Negrzy
uciekli dopiero godz. 6ej rano po-
licyant Lynch, spostrzegsszy ich W
wagonie kolei ulicznej ma rogu 19ej
ul. Archer ave., z1o}ai aresztowat
jednego mich, ktory takze i do ME-
go mierzy1 rewolweru, ale paSka
SLIME uderzony upads. Dwaj inni
uoiekli; p6zniej W ciagu dnia je'
szcze jednego aresztowali policyanci
Green i Smith re stacyi centralnej:
y aresztowanych znaleziono rewol-
wer, paske j gwiazde policyanta smi-
tha, jakotez kilkanascie dolar6w i r6'
zne drobne przedmioty, zapeWne z
rozboju pochodzace.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-17
Niebezpieczna kOlizya.

Woznica James Queen, zatrudnio-
ny W uslugach kompanii ,,De Gross
Press & Sign Co.", wczoraj po poiu.
dniu okoso Sci godziny u przeciecia
18ej ul. State str. widzias wpra'
wdzie zblizaiace sic dw6ch stron
przeciwnycn pociagi linowe, ale, sa-
dzac, re przejedzie, MIN one nadjada,
popedzi} swe konie. Omylis sic je.
dnak W obliczeniu. MIN maszyni-
Sci zdolali zatrzymac swe pociagi,
spostrzeg,szy, jak szalony zamiar ma
Queen, pooiag ur. 15eO,jadacy ma po,
.udnie, uderzyi jego w6z i rzucis
go pociag, jadacy W kierunku
przeciwnym.
Woznica Queen ME zostal uszko-
dzony koh jego takae uuiknai Poka-
leczeh, ale w6z zostal zgruchotany.
PAM Chas. StrauahaD siedziala W
pierwsze laweczce jednego wago-
now. Wskutek silnego uderzenia
przednia sciaua wagonu zsiamaia sic
i kawalek oderwanej blachy tax sill
ME uderzyl ia W lewe ramie, Re je
zlamal u lokcia. Zawezwany lekarz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-17
NOtatki telegraticzne
z Zagranicy.

w Rzy mie zmars S g. Molinari,
urzednik ministeryum robot publicz-
nych, ciezko ranny wskutek ostatnie-
go wybuchu bomby W poblizu gua-
chu parlamentu.
w Beaulieu we Fraucyi zmara
Charles Detaille, znakomity malarz
zwierz4t.
= Kr6lowa angielska Wiktorya
dis przybyaa do Florencyi. Witsno
ia zapasem.
W Berlinie wladze skonfsko-
wa}y poranne numera gazet, wydane
ma czerwonym papierze, ma pamiatke
wydarzeh 184S roku.
w Anglii ma bye zaprowadzony
metryczny systemat wagi miar.
I Kalkutty telegrafuja, re wy
prawa angielska wyssana przeciw po-
koleniom Abor W Assamie dosta}a sic
W ca}osoi do Sadiya, pobiwszy po
drodze kilka mniejszych band kra'
jowc6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-17
Opadniety | ObrabOwany.

Lawrence Mclaughlin, hodowca
bydfa Sheffield, Iowa, pred kilku
dniami przyby2 tu z trzema wa
gonami bydla sprzedai jew miescie'
Wczoraj wieczorem powracajac z od'
wiedzin u przyjacios W dzielnicy "a.
chodniej, zostas ma Lake str. blisko
Clinton str. zatrzymany przez trzech
mezczyzn, kt5rzy zazadali, by i'm od-
da} wszystko, co miai przy sobie.
Kiedy tenn zwlekal, jeden rabu.
SLOW zagrozi{ mu rewolwerem i zmu-
si} go do spokojnego zachowania sic,
podczas gdy dwsj inni przetrzesE mu
kieszenie i zabrali srebrny zega.
rex $25 got6wka. Opadniety i obra.
bowany przypatrzya sic dobrze swym
napastnikom ma stacyi policyjnej
zdo1a} dokladnie ich opisac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-17
z Paryia.
Poll

PARYz, Is marca. = Poll
eva jest obecnie przekonana,
ae Rabardi, sprawca zamach6w
dynamitowych W hotelach przy
ul. st. Jaques i St. Denis, a
Pauwells, anarchista rozszarpa-
ny ma szczatki podczas one
gdajszej eksplozyi W kosciele
sw. Magdaleny, jest jedna ia
sama osoba. Bomby, czy tez
maszyny piekielne, uzyte W
tych trzech wypadkach, So zu,
pe}nie jednakowe. Podobie1-
stwo rysopisu jest zupe}ne;
miedzy innemi cechami, Ra
bardi mia} jeden przednich
zeb6w wybity = tegoz same
go zeba brak W szczsce zabite.
90 Pauwellsa. = Socyalisci /
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Smutny kOniec.

Henry Treyser, cd s lat zatrudnio'
ny jako zecer W drukarni Chicago
Tribune, przedwczoraj popeanii sa.
mobojstwo wczorai dopiero o tenn
sic dowiedzisno.
Mieszka} on pm. 100 Park ave., a
bys synem rodziny niegdys bardzo
zamoznel, osiad3ej W Milwaukee
Pred czterema laty iona jego ode.
braia sobie zycie, utopiwszy sic W
jeziorze. We diva lata p6zniej Trey
ser otrzymai 10000, wypsaconych mu
jako reszte spadku po ojcu. Wtedy
zaloays do sp6}ki bratem swoim
George A. Treyser interes rozlepia-
MIA aGsz6w ma wielka skale przed-
siebiorstwo to wcale niezle przynosi-
10 zyski, ale Henry Treyser ponimo
tego tylko ogromne ponosis straty,
gdyz bra{ udza{ W zakladach ma wy.
scigach i trwcnii pieniadze W inny
podobny spos6b. Utraciwszy mako.
nice wszystko, tax dalece podupads,
re zycie mu sic sprzykrzyio i odebraa
je sobie wystrzaiem z rewolweru.
smutny to obrazek samowolnie zwi-
chnietej karyery....