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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
HlADOMOSCI HlEJSCOWh
Czesi Oburzeni.

Donosilismy W swoim czasle o
tenn, re wydawca czeskiego paszkwl'
lowego czasopisma ,,sotek'', Bartos
Bittner, zostal przez kilku katolic-
kich kapian5w pred sad kryminalny
powolany "a szerzenie oszczerstw /
rozsylanie poczta paszkwil6w. Do
nosilismy rowniez, re przy wyborze
sedzi6w przysiegfych uwazano ma to-,
by zaden tychze ME nalezaf do
zadnej para6i jakiegokolwiek wy
znania, IT,, ably kazdy Mich by}
bezwyznaniowcem.
Oburzeni Czesi nalezacy do sw.
Prokopa wczoraj zwo}ali wielkie
zgromadzenie indygnacyine tego
powodu ma tenn zgromadzeniu ostro
krytykowali postapienie sadu przy-
jeli szereg rezolucyj, W ktorych wy
razili swe oburzenie ma wydawce
paszkwilowego pisma, jakotez ma
niesprawiedliwe postapienie sadu, i
zarazem serdeczne wyrazy wspofczu.
cia i uznania dla niesprawiedliwie i
skandalicznie oczernionyeh kapla-
now.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
An antury W paryzkiei I2bie de-
pItOWanych.

PARya, 27gopazdzieruika.-
Ma wczoraiszem posiedzeniu
Izby deputowanych prowadzo.
10 debaty W spraWie g}osnego
strajku W hutach szklapych W
Carmaux. Dosz}o do strasznych
awantur. Pos}owie rzucali so.
bic take Wyrazy, jak Ykotr"
,,Szubrawiec", ,,Niegodzi-
vice, , ,Klamca". Przyskaki-
wano do siebie z piesciami. Je-
dnego z ministr6w o ma}o ME
obito. - Po posiedzeniu mini
ster spraw wewnetrznych sklo.
nh zarzadce hut W Carmaux,
azeby pusci} fabryks W ruch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
E1FAEY FELEEaAFls7FE z SAERASIE7

Komisya konsul6w, zajmujaca
sie sledztwem W sprawie rzezi misyj
nych, wr6ci}a juz Ku Cheng do
Foo Chow.
w Petersburgu rozpocznie sig
W tych dniach nowy, miedzYnarodo-
Wy turniei szachowy. Wezmie W
aim udzia} Amerykanin Pittsbury.
W Londynie zmarI znany po-
dr6znik i uczoDy angielski DIR. Ro'
bert Brown.
Donosza ponownem ukazaniu
sig z6itej febry W portach Wyspy
Kuby.
Z Paryza donoszs, IL ambasa-
dor Stan6w Zjedn. we Francyi j..
B. Eustis jest ciezko chory.
-Pod}ug odbytego W tych dniach
spisu ludnosci, m. Meksyk liczy
przeszfo 100000 mieSzkancow.
I Toxic (Japonia) donosza, IL
gen. Miura, by3y posef japohski W
Seoul ma Korei, sprawca zawik}ah
tamtejszych, zosta} uwieziony.
w Gandawie, W Belgii, uwie-
Siony zostsi Henry Russell, rabuS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
EksplOzya kOtf6W par0Wych.

FAIR HAVEN, Mich, 27go
pazlz. - w tartaku nalezs'
Gym do Pacific Coat Lumber
& Milling Co., eksplodowaiy
kot}y parowe i dwie osoby 20
sta}y 2abite, a cztery ciezko
pokaleczone. Gaia fabryka
zburzona. Palacze wlasnie roz.
poczeli W trzech kot}ach wy
twarza6 pare, kiedy nastapi1a
eksplozya. DIVA kotly eksplo-
dowa}y ze straszns gwalto.
wnoscia; jeden Mich zostal
odrzucony ma odleg}osc 80
stop, przebi1 suszarnie i przez
most z belek aelaznvch wpad{
W wode. Palace W. A. Arm,
strong il. w. Whittmore ma
miejscu zostali zabici, a M. W.
Newkirk tax cieako pokale-
ezony, re wyzdrowieG ME moze.
Trzech innych robotnik6w lei
jest pokaleczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
MOrderstWO.

Wczoraj pred pofudniem okofo
godz. 10 W piwiarni R. McFarlanda
pm. 64O W Lake str, grajacy W kar-
ty Negrzy Louis Rice Maxey, ia
kotez Bialy 25letni klerk James Ma
her, poIS6cili sic pobili. Nagle
Louis Maxey wyjat revolver i
strzelif do Mahera, kt6ry ME wy
dawszy nawet jeku, W SERGE trafony,
padf niezywy. zwfoki zamordowa-
nego kt6ry mieszkaf pm. 8 Critten'
don str, zawieziono do kostnicy po-
wiatowej, a morderce brata jego
aresztowano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
JOTATKI MIEJSKR,

- Bal Tow. Polek sw. Jadwigi
uda} sic wczoraj swietnie. By}o ma
MIN mn6stwo os6b, najwiecej ma.
dobnych pan. Bawiono sig wy
smienicie, a W porzadku.
= Jutro zndw majs sic stawic ma
"Fair" ma sieroty byzpesisci. Pa
mietajmy tenn!
w Hall Walsha odegrano
wczoraj powodzenlem wesofa sztu-
ke p. t. s'Dw6ch g}uchych.
= Cd wczoraj ma Jadwigowie ma
nowo rozpoczaf sic "Fair'. Potrwa
- kllka dni.
= Dowiadujemy sic, ze redak-
cyl cd. P" ust2pi} p. zfotnicki, a
wszedf do takowej p. Ig. Machniko-
wski.
w przysz}a niedziele przypada
przedstawienie Tow. Orfa i Pogoni
W Hall parafalnej sw. Trolley, "a
diva tygodnie teatr Tow. drukarzy.
p. Kr6lik (Tomasz) wygra}
wczorai ma "Fairze" W Hall przy
ul. Bradley = kr6lika. Juz to VIE
dziaf los, co komu dac.... swego
-swoiemu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
Co m0Wi feIdmarszafek Camp0sa

MADRTT, q pazdziernika.
Depeszs do gazety impartial"
z Havany podaje ciekawy in
terview z feldm. Martinezem
Campos, Gi6Wny doW6daca hi.
szpa6ski ma wyspie Kubie
mniema, re Stany zjednoczone
moga latwo / W kr6tkim cza.
sic uzuac powsta6c6w na wy.
spie Kubie "a strone wojujaca,
je5li to tyIko bedzie odpowia-
da}o ich mieday narodoWej po-
liVce. Zreszta niema W tenn
mic groznego CD, bo Hiszpa
MIA b9dzie przynaimniej Wie-
dzia&a, iak stoi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
KrWaWe Hiesci z K0nstanty-
nOpOla.

y KoNsTANTYNoPoL q pazdz.
Sledztwo W sprawie sprzysis.
2eDia na aycie Sultana prowa-
dzone jest energicznie, ale W
wielkiej tajemnicy.
Aresztuja wiele os6b.
Pod}ug krazacych tu VieSci,
14tu cz}onk6w dworu Sultana,
nalezacych do spisku, po cichu
skazano na smierc. Miano ich
juz SciaC W obrebie zabudoWa1
Yildiz Kiosku.
Sultan jest ciagle W niepo-
koju.
W tych dniaeh W gabi.
reeie swym znalazl on niewia.
domo przez kogo podrzucony
list, grozacy mu smiercia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
MOrdercza napasc.

Kiedy wczoraj rano okoio godz.
2, Ed. Cody, zam. pm. 1875 Wells
str, ma rogu ulic Wells Indiana
rozmawiaf peynym przyjacielem,
przystapiSo do mich pieciu }obuz6w,
kt6rych jeden, George Murphy,
zblizywszy sic do Cody'ego, rewol-
wer przy}ozy} mu do twarzy. Pre-
razony Cody zawotaf: ,,Czy myslisz
strzeli6?" - W tejze chwili padi
strzas Kula odbiia sic kosc po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
o krOIu Meneliku.

RaYM, 81 pazdziernika. -
z Adova, z Abisynii, donosz9
tutai, IL rozg4oszona przez ga
zety europejskie wiadomost
osmierci kr6la Menelika wsku.
tex uderzenia piorunem jest
bezpodstawna. Menelik zyje,
i podobno na czeleznacznej ar.
mil maszeruje przeciw W}o.
chom, zgromadzonym pod Bo'
roumedia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
Zmiany W wdyplOmacyiangielskiej

LoNDYN, 81 PAID. - Z do
brego zr6dla pcdaja tn wiado'
nose, IL Sir Phillip Currie, O.
becny ambass dor angielski W
Konstantynopolu, ustapi ze
swego stapowiska - i costa
ME przeniesiony do Paryaa.
Lord Dufferin, dotychczasowy
AMBASSADOR angielski we Fran
cyl, uda sic na czas kr6tki do
Konstantynopolu, jako posed
specyalny, a potem powr6ci
do Londynu na wyzsze stano-
wisko urzedowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
NaWet niebO sic chmurzy.

zona, kt6rej wdzieki dawno juz
nalezq do bistoryi, utyskaje przy
herbacie porannej:
= Slicznie swieci}o s}ohce, dop6-
ki leza}am W }6zku. Zaledwie jednak
wsta}am }6zka i wyjrza}am przez
okno, niebo zachmurzy}o sie...
MAJ z glebokiem przekonaniem.
e :. o, bardzo Wierze...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
Niemey - a ROsya W Chfnach.

BERLIN, q pazdzier. -
Gazety tutejsze omawiaja sze.
roko sprawe koncesyj, pozy-
skanych przez Rosye W Chi.
mach. Ws2ystkie prawie twier.
dz9 zgodnie, ze Niemcy ME
maja potrzeby wyciagaG kasz,
tan6w z ognia dla Anglii i
broniG jej interes6w Wobec
Rosyi; ale przedewszystkiem
powinny same zapewnic sobie
punkt oparcia W Chiuach -
zajac tam jaka wazns miej.
seowosc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
Przejechany i zabity

W sobote rano 5letni Henryk
Dewik bawif sic ma ulicy pred do
mem rodzic6w swoich pm. 51o w.
Huron ul, kiedy nadjechal ciezki
w6l ualez2cy do browaru F. J. De.
versa, chlopca przejechaf tax
ciezko pokaleczys, ze W trzy kwa-
dranse p6zniej chfopak umarf W
mieszkaniu rodzicow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
z, ,,Fairu" ma sieroty.
Ostatni tydzied "Fairu".
Wstep wolny.

Kazdy, kt6remu ley ma
sercu dobro sierot polsklch,
powinien W tym ostatnim ty.
godniu odwiedzi6 Fair. Du.
20 jeszcze jest takich, kt6rzy
przez zapomnienie, lub wsku-
tex braku czasu ME byli ma
"Fairze" = ci powinni pomie.
tao, re Fair sic zakonczy...
ostatni tydzied "Fairu",
powinien bye tygoduiem--naj-
lepszym.
Jutro po poludniu, wysta
pia ma Fair" Nlewiasty R6-
aa6cowe, drzewa III ".
Ma iutro wieczorem, ma "a.
DAME kilku kupc6w i pre-
mysiowc6w, zaprasza sic wszy.
stkich ,,byznesist6w". Bee
watpienia przybsda wszyscy-
jak jeden mag!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28

liczkowa Cody'ego i utkwila W koi-
nierzu surduta. Ranionego "a.
wieziono do domu, a Murphy zostai
aresztowany zamkniety ma stacy}
przy f.. Chicago ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
Napasc W wagonie kOIei ulicznej,

w sobote wieczorem weszfo kilku
rabusi6w do zupe}nie pr6znego wa
gonu kolei elektrycznej ma Robey
str, ma rogu Jackson boulevard, i
opad}szy koaduktora, obili go
przeszukali jego kieszenie. Spo'
strzegt to jednak maszynista i z ha
klein do przesuwania SYN wpadt ma
rabusi6w, tax dzielnie ich ok}ada-
jqc, ze wszyscy uciekli, ME zdo'
}awszy ami nikla zabrac konduktoro-
wi,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
Fatalny Wypadek W Dreznie.

DREzNo, q pazdziernika.-
Wczoraj ma dworcu kolei zda.
rzy} sic praykry wypadek. .Zgro
madzn sic tam t}um W celu vi
rzania odjazdu kr6la. Podnaci,
skiem t}umu pek}a zelazna ba-
lustrada i wiele os6b spad}o na
dol. Jeden chlopiec zostal
zabity; kilkunastu ludzi od-
nios}o uszkodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
UrOczyst0sei jubileuszOWe W Ber'
linie.

BERLIN, 81 pazdz. - DIS
wieczorem W zamku cesarskim
odby3 sic bankiet na uczczenie
95ej rocznicy kapitualicyi
Metzu podczas wojuy 1870 r.
Przemawial obsaernie cesarz,
slawiac i podnoszsc wysoko
zaslugi swega ojca, zwyciszcy
z pod Metzu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28

pocztowy, kt6ry uciekt z wiezienia
Ludlow W New Yorku,
= Chiny wyp}acs d. Sgo listopa-
da Japonii 80 milion6w taelow "a
ustepienie z p6fwyspu Liao Tung.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28

zam6wili tu DUO lokomotyw i
naisli jua paroWiec Turret
Bell, kt6ry pierwsze z tych To-
komotyw ma zabraG W gru-
dniu do Noworosyjska. Kolej
ia 2elazna bedzie mia}a d}u,
gos6 $500 mil, gdy bedzie
wyko1czona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
Rozw6j dziennikarstwa W Japonii

Pierwsza gazeta japohska ukazaia
sic zaledwie pred 95 laty. Teraz
zas W Japonii wychodzi juz przesz}o
400 gazet. To dowod, ze Japonis
idzie naprz6d = olbrzymiemi kro.
kami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
Szezeg6lne nieszcZescie.

P1TTsBURe, 81 pazdziernika.
Osmioletni John Dripps wczo.
raj popo3udniu biegn9c ze
szko}y do domu, upadl tax
nieszczssliwie, re przsbi1 sic
rysikiem, kt6ry mial W kiesze.
nj i ma miejscu sic zabi1, gdyz
rysik przeszy3 jego SERGE. Przed
trzema laty umarl byl jego
brat bliani, otruwszy sic GU.
kierkami z drzewka gwiazd-
kowego. Rodzice tych bliznia5
mieszkaia PREY Boggs ave.,
Mount Washington.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28

orocent pozyczamy pieniadzs budowe Posia-
diosci tylko Cbicagy. sptacsmy potyczki oS
Towarzystw duza oszczsdnoSc. Hipotek lnoh
Eagesl ns sPEzSSdgsST 5gES's eS 0I0Gsis alOo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
KrRaWe zaburzenie " BitIis.

KoNsTANTYNoPoL, 27 PAID.
= Gubernator z Bitlis { (Arme.
MIA nadsy2a rapport o krwa,
wych zaburzeniach W tel miei.
scowosci. ArmeGczycy mieli ma
paSG ma Muzu3man6w, zgroma'
dzonych W meczecie ma piatko-
wych modlitWach. Ci ostatni
Inie posiadali broni, musieli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
Grozba!

iona redaktora grozi dzieciom:
: Jak mi zaraz ME usniecie, to
wan przeczytam artykuf napisany
rzez oica - to zaraz pomoae!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28

wiec uzywac W waIce kij6w i
kanieui. Wojsko przywr6ci5o
spok6j. Wielu ludzi zostalo "a
bitych re stron obiedwu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-28
Zam6Wienia k0lejOWe 2 Rosyi.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, 27go
paadz. Dyrektorzy ruchu bu-
duiacej sic kolei zelaznej ma.
jacei prowadzic cd Nora
Czarnego do Wladywostoku,
Arizona silver belt., 1895-09-28
MUSICAL CLIPPINGS.

TERESA BRAMBILLA, the origina Gilda in ''Rigoletto,n died recently ir Milan at the age of eighty-two. Sh, was one of Ave sisters, all noted sing CTS, of whom she and her sister Mariet ta were the most celebrated.
 Ar St. Mary-at.Hnl church in East cheap, London, the ladies choir i, robed in plain white tunic and black velvet cap, that has the full approval of one of the leading English bishops, but the white tunic is not a surplice
 ONE large music house m Chicago made nearly twelve thousand banios last year, and most of the instruments were exported to London, where there IS a strong, ever-growing demand for this curious, almost typically Ameri can instrument
 THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER" one oi Patti's favorite songs, was the work oi Thomas Moore. The melody is a very ancient Irish tune, formerly known as "The Groves of Blarney." This tune has been found in collections of Irish music at least two hundred years old.
 "AULD LANG SINE" is of uncertain Orign, there being several versions of this deseryedly popular song One of the best is by Burns, but only the sec ond and third stanzas are by this poet, the remainder being from the pen of Ramsay. The song is of uncertain an- tiquityi one version is dated 1716, and another is said to date from the six. tecnth century.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-09-28
LITERARY CULLINGS.

MRs. DELASD has finished her new novel, but no date has been set for its publication.
 BAsRELTEF memorial meiallions oi Oliver Wendell Holmes are being worn by Boston people.
 A THIRD edition has been called for of Mir. StoclSton's Adventures of Capt. Horn, and yet the book has been out only six weeks. The number of copies sold has exceeded 13,0OO.
 TIE long.promised volume of Mat thew Arnold'S letters, written between ls4s and isSs, will soon b0 brought out George w. F. Russell has carefully col lected and arranged these epistles.
 ALL tho personal memorials of Car lyle contained in the Chelsea house, lately turned into museum, consist. according to Truth of battered trunk, walking stick, wretched tin bath, q marble top washstand and q stovepipe hat under glass ease.
 MR. STEAD's latest enterprise is bringing out an edition of English poets, and each volume, complete in itself, is to cost only q penny. He has begun with Macaulay's Lays" and the little book is excellently printed and got up--for the price
 SEVERAL English writers have en- deayored to prove that the Indians are the descendants of the Ten Tribes Most of the arguments are drawn from customs which the authors in auesfiop regarded as peculiar to the Jews, but were, in fact, common to the early stages of the human race.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-09-28
oaesr Place for q Snake.

Not long ago, when a clothing house advertised a special reduction sale, Jacob Shaw, manager of the electric light works in Ellicott City, Md, bought m outfit for his little boy. The jacket included in the purchase was worn with the suit until, in the course of a month or so, the garment became unfit for wear and had to be put away. About it there was a most unnatural odor. There was no living in the same room with the boy and that coat The other day Mrs. Shaw ventured to make an in- vestigation, the offcnsiveness of the garment having somewhat subsided, when in the coats lining, securely sewed in, were found the remains of n viper snake fifteen inches long. How the snake got there is a mystery of some sweat shop.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-09-28
FROM MANY LANDS.

TIE oldest national flag in the world is that of Denmark, which has been in use since the year 1919.
 CHOLERA has broken out in the gov ernmeuts of Volbyrica and Podolia, in Russia, and single cases have appeared in Hungary.
 TIE Esquimaux do not use chairs or stools. The men sit like tailors, with their legs crossed, while the women stretch out their limbs.
 ALL, or nearly all, the temples of Mexico and Central America were pyr- amidal in form and ascended by a flight of steps on the western side.
 A BERLIN tradesman exhibited in his window a show card with the inscrip- tiOD. Specific for the destruction of in- sects, and underneath; "PurveyOr to Il. N. the empress"
 A DIAMOND from the De Beers mines in South Africa, naturally shaped like a human profile, which bears some re- Semblance to Lord Salisbury, Is to be seen in a jewellers window in New Bond street, London.
 SCIENTIFIC test, lately made in Der lin, shows to what extent the smoke from a chimney poisons the atmos- phere. The sOOt from the chimney of large sugar refinery was collected for six days, and it was found to weigh G,sOO pounds.
 SERVANTS seem to have the upper hand in Rio Graude do Sul, Brazil. They refuse to cook dinner later than four o'clock, and insist on going home before dark, so that not house has a servant in it after eight, and mothers have to stay at home to look after their babies.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-09-28
OUR NATIONAL WEALTH.


 IS 1880 the approximate wealth of the country was s43, ,G82 ,0Oo, 600. an nv craze of sS7O to each individual. LAND and the improvements upon it constitute the first and most impor- tant item of our national wealth
 IT is said that there are thirteen fam flies in New York each of which has over $500, GOO invested in diamonds.
 IT is believed that the value of the personal property of this country equals if not exceeds that of the real estate.
 TIE state of Connecticut is enor- mously rich in comparison to its size, having an assessed valuation of s327,- I77,3S5.
 THE state of Florida has smaller valuation than most of the southern states, being estimated at only ESQ., 93s,3 1909.
 MINNESOTA has developed more rap idly than any other northwestern state. Its assessed valuation is s25s,- 02s,6s7.
 THE state of Georgia has developed greatly since the war, the estimate now reaching the respectable total of s251,. 96S, t24.
 MISSOURI ranks high among the western states, the assessed valuation of real and personal property being s56l ,939,T ,T7t.
 IT is estimated that in five per cent. of our city houses the value of the furniture and fittings equals that of the building.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-09-28
POOR LO ON A WHEEL.
Bicycles at Last Introduced Among Red
 Men of Indian Territory.

Bicycles at Last Introduced Among Red
 Men of Indian Territory.
 The other day a strapping big Indian, smelling of campfire smoke and whisky, walked into bicycle store on Delaware street For long time, says the Kan sas City Star, he gazed at the bicycles ranged down both sides of the room, then he pointed to one and said: Me want After long dicler he bought a secondhand wheel for fifty dollars, every cent he had. He had a return ticket to the Indian territory, and he borrowed a dollar from the bicycle man to "eat with" going home. Then he pushed his bicycle out of the door and up street. There are now many Indians riding bicycles down in the ter ritory. At least thirty are in use at Talequah, and the towns of Muslso- gee 'Vinta and Sepulpa and many others have riders Imagine an Indian war with this new state of affairs. A little handful of men-they are always little handfuls-are crouched behind the ruins of their wagon and the bodies of their dead mules selling their lives dearly. Just out of rife shot there cir cles about them on bicycles band of fierce and bloodthirsty Indians with lit- tie caps with green visors and trimmed with eagle feathers. When every thing looks darkest the whirr of the wheels is heard in the distance and a troop of United States bicyclery dashes up, the steel of their machines glinting in the sun and with ringing cheers charge in pursuit of the retiring Indi- ans, who pump away across the prairie at full speed.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-09-28
Very Tender-Hearted.

Mile. Augustine Brohan, the cele- brated French comedicnnc, who was so humane to all animals, one day at table found fly caught on her plate. She took it up tenderly with her thumb and finger and called her maid. Marie" she said, take this Ay-be careful, now, don't hurt him!--and put him outdoors" The girl took the fly and went away, but presently Mile. Brohan saw her standing near with a troubled expression on her face. "Well, Marie, she said, "did you do as I told you?' No, mademoiselle, I've got the fly still; couldn't venture to put him outdoors--it was raining, and he might have taken cold.n
Arizona silver belt., 1895-09-28
IN QUEEN Wc's LAND.

| PENNY postage for London and its suburbs dates from the year 1881.
 OVER 250, 900 persons have signed the special appeal to the house of commons in favor of woman suffrage. 1 ENGLISH curates are thinking of forming themselves into professional union, on the plan of the trades unions. | IN 1899 the cost of the election in England was k05S, ,522, an average of a little over shillings a vote. In 1874 each vote cost IA to 15 shillings, and in 1859 over q.
 ! GREAT photographic camera for taking full-length life-size portraits has been made and used with success by n Dublin firm. The camera takes plate seven feet high and five feet wide
 PERHAPS the new woman is responsi- ble for the falling off in marriages in England. For the first quarter of this year only ten and six-tenths persons in thousand married, which is the lowest rate on record.
 A LITTLE eight-year-old girl in Eng land strayed away after school recently | thhAA Nh9 AShAAN AA hllAlliit iil bl AllN akAllG day in an exhausted condition twenty eight miles from her home, having walked all the way.
 TIE fee for professional visit of a doctor in Nottingham, England, is one shilling-equal to twenty-five cents; and even this pittance often has to be traded out with the small shopbeepers, who consider it an exorbitant demand.
 MANY of the sewers in Weybridge and Oakland, England, are below the level of the Thames, to prevent pollu- tion of that stream, from which Lon don receives its water supply. The sewage is pumped three miles away and there chemically treated.
 HAMILTON palace, in Lanarlsshire, cost the late duke grandfather sl, ,50O,- 900 to build; the dukes executors are directed by his will to dismantle the mansion and take down or remove the building or allow it to fall into disuse, as they think fit
Arizona silver belt., 1895-09-28
PURELY PERSONAL.

ANAxIDAMUs ELzEAR FoURsY NABU- cHoDoNosoR 0BUs are the names one French father has chosen to give to his helpless son.
 IT is said that more visitors to Mount Auburn cemetery, near Cambridge, tarry longer at the tomb of Edwin Booth than at any other.
 ANDREW CARNEGIE has subscribed s400 to the testimonial to Dr. S. F. Smith, the author of America" mals- ing the desired total of s2,0O0.
 MRS. S. A. PALMER, who died at Cleveland, O., few days ago, was in her youth the instructor of President Garfield. It was she who taught the future president his alphabet.
 A PORTRAIT of the late Walter o. Gresham, by Frank M. Pebble, has been on exhibition at the Art institute in Chicago, The likeness is said to be excellent. The work is to be added to the portraits of the secretaries of state in the department at Washington,