davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01

wczoraj pred domem swoich rodzi.
COW zostafa przejechana przez wagon
kolei elektrycznej i tax mocno polka.
leczona, ze wskutek tego zapewne
umrze.
= Jan zokewicz, robotnik we
fabryce organ6w firmy Story &
Clark, ma rogu ulic 1e Canal, one
gdaj rano o godz. IL przy robocie
nagle upad} bez zycia. Dzis ma sic
odbyc obdukcya W szpitalu powiato-
wynn, azeby przekonae sic, co by1o
powodem jego smierci.
= Aptekarze tutejsi urzadzaja
wystawe, kt6rej otwarcie ma nastapid
2 wrzesnia W budynku panoramy
przy Michigan ave. Wystawa ma
trwa6 2 tygodnie.
= -J6zef sieiba, kt6ry 90 czerw.
ca, zastrzeli} Hugh'a Clahsey, VIA
mujacego sic do stajni ma W, 20 ul.,
zostai przez ujurya koronera uwol.
niony cd wszelkiej odpowiedzialno.
sci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
WIACOMOSCl N!laSCOWR
Mordercy Bifeha odkryci.

Pc cafotygodniowem skrzetnem
szukaniu policyi odkryto nareszcie
prawdopodobnych morderc6w po-
borcy nocnego kompanii kolei ulicz-
nej dzielnicy zachodniej, Careya B.
Bircha. Niewiadomo dokladnie, ia
kie dowody posiada ma to policya,
ale zapewnia ona, ze odkryla are
sztowala morderc6w Bircha W oso-
bach niejakiego Juliusza Manowa,
zam. pm. 07s Augusta str. Joe
Windrctha, kt6ry z iona trojgiem
dzieci mieszkal pm. l6o Mohawk ul.
Podobno istnieja dowody nietylko
ma to, re ci obydwaj W dniu NOR
derstwa byli W miejscu, gdzie NOR
derstwo popefniono, ale take, ze
oni obaj do Bircha strzelali.
Obaj majs bye dawno znanymi
policyi zbrodniarzami i obaj juz cd.
siadywa.i d{uzsze kary wiezienne.
Manow raz ma rok, innym razem ma 5
lat karnego wiezienia by} skazany i
odsiedziaf te kary. Windroth raz
unikl wiezienia, DO adwokatowi je-
go udaio sic ,udowodni6", re Win
droth byi obfakanym.
Policya tez twierdzi, jakoby Ma
now byi Polakiem, Windroth
Czechem. Ma to wszystko potrzeba
jeszcze dowod6w.
Aresztowano obydwu juz dawno,
pred tygodniem, Manowa W ME-
dziele ma ulicy Augusta, a Windro-
tha we wtorek W jego mieszkaniu.
Pod6wczas aresztowano DUO os6b o
to morderstwo podejrzanych, a mie-
dzy niemi obydwu wymienionych.
Przez caiy tyazieh policya zbiera}a
dowody teraz twierdzi, re jest sie-
bic pewna'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
Wypadek ma lokomotywie.

.Knonville, Tenn, 80 czarwca.
Wczoraj wieczorem zostai tu wy
padkowo zabity John w. Patterson,
jeden najstarszych konduktorow
lokomotYwy ma tel przestrzeni. Kie'
rowal on pociagiem osobowym, cd,
bywajqcympodr pomiedzy Knox,
vile Bristolem jecha} z szybko,
scia czterdziestu mil. ma godzine,
kiedy lokomotywa u pewnego zgie'
cia sic wykoleiia, Patterson przez
tender zosta} zduszony, lub ma
smiert poparzony. Palace Holmes
mocno sic pokaleczy}. Opr6cz To-
komotywy wykoleil sic tylko jeszcze
wagon pccztowy i Mkt wiecej ME
zostai uszkodzony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
Nova spraWa o szpiegOssWO we
Francyi.

Parys, 80 czerwca. - Pewna
wdowa W Lyonie starala sic "a po-
moca krawca Smenskiego, Czecha,
sprzedae konsulowi zagranicznemu
plan fortu, kt6ry sic znajdowa} po-
miedzy papierami meza jej, budow-
niczego zawodu. o tenn dowie-
dzia}a sic policya, krawca przyare-
sztowaia, a przeciw wdowie wyto-
czy}a sledztwo. Zdaje sic, re sledz-
two to naprowadzi ma slad nowego
systematu szpiegostwa publicznego,
rozgaieziaiacego sic z Paryza ma
po4udniowa Francye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
KongreS Wiezienny W Paryzu.

ParyS, % czerwca. - P. Ley.
CUES, minister spraw wewnetrznych,
otworzyi dis tutaj miedzynarodowy
kongres wiezienny, W obecnosci pre-
zydenta Faure, prez. ministr6w Ri
bota innych wybitnych osobistosci.
siedmiuset delegat6w by}o obecnych.
2 Warszawy jest obecnym sedzia
Moldenhawer, Polak; przedstawia
en- jeden najwazniejszych refera.
tow: 20 karaniu wieziennem ma}o
letnich". Wieczorem dla delegat6w
kongresu zostai dany wspania}y ban
kiet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Okazuje sic, re niedawno za}o.
zone W Chicago akcyjne stowarzy'
szenle kapitafem zakladowym 200
milion6w dolar6w, ma ma celu budo
wac kolej elektryczna z Chicago do
New Yorku, kt6ra bedzie MONA cd.
bywa6 podr6z miedzy temi dwoma
miastami W 10 godzinach.
W ostatnim dniu pred wei
sciem W zycie ustawy siuzbie cy.
wilnej, W sobote wieczorem, jeszcze
przyjeto l72 policyantdw, po wick
szej czesci dawniej do policyi MALE
zacych i zamianowano I nowych
sierzant6w. Tylko diva polsko.
brzmiace nazwiska tam znajdujemy:
J6zef A. Halicki w. Skiba.
- Wczoraj W nocy W domu pm.
lss-15O Franklin ul, olbrzymi po.
Ear zrzadzil W sk}adach Marshalla
Mushama szkode ma 100000.
$3.50 straci{ niejaki Carl
Fischer z Kalifornii, ktory przez
wiele lat zebrawszy ciezka praca te
sumo, jechaf do Pennsylvania, azeby
tam stale osiasc, i W przejezdzie
przez Chicago stana} W gospodzie pm.
los Sherman ul. Zaledwie bawi}
dwie godziny W naszem miescie i
wyszedl, azeby rozejrzee sic po uli-
each, pienisdze te kuferka mu u
kradziono. Me ma jeszcze sladu zso.
dziei.
-Burmistrz Swift dr.. Reynolds,
exnaczelnik departamentu zdrowia,
ma kt6rego miejsce burmistrz zamia.
noKa} polityka exaldermana, czlo-
wieka niefachowego, d}ugimi listami
skandaliczna wojne re soba prowadza
W gazetach.
-7letnia c6reczka Edwarda Hart
mama, zam. En-. 4o7 Roscon 3D.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
ORary pozar0w.

Ofara nieszczesnngo pieca gazoli-
nowego pad}a wczoraj 2oletnia Ag-
nieszka Braun, panna, zam. pm. l941
ma Wellington ul,
Wybierala sic ona ma piknik i juz
by}a ubrana W letnie lekkie sukien-
XII, podczas, gdy jej matka, 5sletnia
pani Braun W kuchni by}a zatrud'
niona. Pani Braun nape}niala gazo-
lima rezerwoar piecyka,nie zwazajac,
ze ma MIN by} ma}y plomieh. Pare
kropel gazoliny padso ma pfomieh,
kt6ry natychmiast W gore wybuchf.
Przerazona pani Braun krzykneia. a
c6rka jej nadbieg}a, by stfumic pho.
mienie. w tejze chwili nastapila
eksplozya rezerwoaru iu obu kobiet
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
o centa.

Washington, Sogo czerwca. =
Dzisiaj Rad wystawii przekaz ma
nazwisko prezydenta Clevelanda ma
jednego centa, Jestto bezwetpienia
najnizszy prlekaz pieniezny kiedy'
kolwiek przez rzad wystawiony.
Okazafo sic bowiem, re przy oblicza
niu pensyi miesiecznej dla prezyden-
ia Stan6w Zjednoczonych zrobiono
omy}ke o jednego centa; azeby ksie'
gi rachunkowe urzedu skarbu po.
zosta}y W porzadku, ME pozostawafo
mic innego, jak wystaWi6 przekaz
pieniezny ma centa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
GrOzba sZynkarZy.

Janesvisle, Wis, 80 czerwca. =
Trzydziestu osmiu w}ascicieli pi-
wiarn zebrafo sic ma wsp6lns narade
W biurze adwokat6w Winans and
Hyzer. Ma zebraniu tenn uchwalo-
no, azeby dnia lipca zaden z sym,
karzy ME zapiacil wiecej niz 5000
"a roczns licencya. Jezeli zas Rada
mieiska nalozy wyzsza licencya, to
we wtorek wszyscy zamkna swe
wyszynki obywatele miasta ME do
stana W ca}em miescie ami w6dki,
ami piwa, ami wilma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
Telegramy ZagranicEne

Machfna piekieIna W Berlinie.
Berlin, 80 czerwca. Dzis
wieczorem do urzedu pocztowego ma
Oranienburger str. przyby}a wazaca
25 funt6w przesyika pocztowa W
arewnianem pudefku.
Pochodzi}a Fuerstenwald, by
"a zaadresowana do naczelnika poll
cyl wykonawczej pulk. Krauze.
Nadawca mia} bye niejaki Tho
mas.
Ciecz jakaS, wydobywajaca sic
pud}a zwr6ciia uwage urzednik6W
pocztowych, kt6rzy przywotah poll
eye i razem z MIA otworzyh po-
syIke.
PokazaIo sic, ze wewnatrz znsj-
dowaia sic = machina piekielna.
Skiadaia sic ona pieciu, powia-
zanych re soba metalowym drutem
butelek benzyny, nabitego 5cio
strza}owego rewolweru i polaczOne-
go niemi przyrzadu zegarowego,
nastawionego ma godzine 10 m. So
o tel godzinie, o kt6rej posy8ka po-
winnaby sic juz znaidOwa6-w W biurze
naczelnika policyi, nastapisaby eks.
plozya.
Policya uczyniia wielki alarm i
poszukuje fabrykant6w nadawc6w
piekieluej machiny. So to niewat-
pliwie anarchiSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
Zwiazek aydOWski W Czechaeh.

Wse9eds, 80 czerwea. = W Pra-
DE czeskiej utworzyli zydzi zwia-
eek, do kt6rego przystapi{o ma razie
81 gmin zydowskich. zadaniem te-
go zwiazku bedzie, ably na drodze
prawnej odpierae wszelkie zaczepki
wymierzone p-zeciwko zydom i ay-
dowszczyznie, sprawy religijne,
polityczne i narodowe wykluczono
zupeinie zakresu dziaiania zwi9-
zku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01

Niekt6re gazet twierdza, re ce-
sarz Wilhelm W odwecie "a to po-
stanowi} uczynic obchody 25ej
rocznioy sedanu ID. l wrzesnia)
daleko wspanialszemi i gsosnieisze-
mi, anizeli pierwotnie zamierzano'
Take 25ta rocznica bitwy pod
Woerth (e sierpnia 1870 r.) bedzie
obchodzons wszedzie W Niemezech
bardzo uroczyscie.
Ma polach Woerth, W Alzacyi,
stanie pomnik, kt6ry ods}oni sam
cesarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
Francuzi ma Madagaskarze.

Parys, 3ogo czerwca. - Fran
cuzi ma Madagaskarze posuwaja sic
naprz6d. Zamierzaja oni wkr6tce
wziast sic ostro do fortecy Maveta-
naua, pred kt6ra zbieraja swe SHY.
Donoszq dalej, ze awangarda fran
cuzka przeszis juz rzeke Betriboka
re general Torsy przyby} do avian
gardy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
Wczorajsze wyscig1
Klubu cyklist6w ERA.

Rezultat wytcigu Klubu cykli-
stow Ezra, kt6rY odbyl sic wczorsj
rano W Garfield Square ne dose diu-
gim dystansie 10 mil, jest nastspu-
jacy:
Najlepszy czas (2s m. 81 sek.)
zroba p. Fir. Sztermer otrzymai "a
to zloty medal. P. Juliusz s. "a drugi
najlepszy czas 10 n.y. dostal pare
gum. Pierwszy przybyi do mety w
20 m. 10 S. p. Antoni Gaika-i O.
trzyma1 rowniez zloty medal.
Dalsze nagrody, kolejs przybycia
do mety, pozyskali: ygs pare gum
-p. stanislaw Arwasewicz; 3cis pa.
re pedal6w-p. Chas. schoen; 4ta,
kapelusz-p. K. szlachta; 5ta, siodso
-p. Derengowski; eta, szelki jed
wabne-p. Fred. Bonk; 7ms cyklo.
metr-p. Grabowski; Sms pudelko
cygar-p. Fred. sobahski sts, be-
ozulke piwa-p. sroks.
wszyscy jeadzoy, ktorzy pozyskali
nsgrody, raczs sig po odbior tako.
wych zglosi6 we wtorek godz wp0
do Sej do zakladu reperacyi bicy.
kl6w p. Ludwika J. Sobahskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01

suknie sic zajeiy. Lekkie sukienki
Agnieszki zaje}y sic W jednej chwi,
Ii; pani Braun, ktorej ciezkie suk.
ME palily sic mniej szybko, wybie-
gla ma dziedziniec i tarzajac sic W
trawniku, stfumiia ogieh. Nieszcze-
sliwa Agnieszke wycisgnq} brat jej,
1sletni Artur, takae ma dziedziniec,
ale ME zdofaf ugasic p}omieni, do
poki suknic jej ME spalisy sic do
szczetu.
Wszystko troje-bo Arthur takze
sic mocno poparzy}- zawieziono do
Szpitala Augustyna. Agnieszka u
maria W pare godzin p6zniej; pani
Braun, smiertelnie poparzona, wal
czy re smiercis, Arthur mniej ME
bezpiecznie jest poparzony.
Pozar zrzadzif W urzadzeniu mie.
szkania $500 szkody.
PAM J. Egert, zam. pm. GA ma s
Halsted ul., wczoraj rano do pieca,
W ktdrym till sic ogieh, nala}a naf-
ty. Nastqpif wybuch, suknie ma pa
nj Egert sic zajefy i nieszczesliwa
poparzy}a sic tax mocno, re zawez-
wany lekarz oswiadczyl, il ME ma
nadziei utrzymania jej przy zyciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
q Hiszpanii.

Madryt, Sogo czerwca. - Senat
uchwalil prawo, upowazniajace Rad
do wypuszczenia W obieg obligacyj
wyspy Kuby, celem umozliwienia
ministrowi kolonij zrealizowania W
razie potrzeby sunny do 600 Milo
now peset6w. W sierpniu uda sic ma
yspe Kube 40, 600 ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
P0dWyiszenie pfacy.

Springfield, sogo czerwca. :
: ~aspringfield 1sbn Comp" og}osila
dis plakatami, re podwyzsza wszy-
stkim swoim robotnikom place o
10 procent. Zatrudnionych u niej
Jest 500 ludzi. Podwy4szenie to paa-
cy tyczyd sic bedzie robotnik6w we
wszystkieh ga}eziach wchodzi W
zycie cd d. l lipca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
POwstanie W Venezuela.

Panama, 80 czerwca. = Depesze
Maracaibo (Venezuela) donoszs o
szerzacem sic tam powstaniu pre-
civ rzadowi. Powstancy zdobyli O.
>statnio Merida; rzadowy pu}kownik
Cara 4ej ofcerowie zostali tam
rozstrzelani. Dow6dca powstahcow
jest siostrzeniec Paula Rojas. Woj'
sko rzadowe licznie przechodzi do
szereg6w powstahezych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
Zbrodnie Baszybuzuk0W.

Wiede5, 80 czerwea. = q Ma
cedonii pogranicza Bu}garyi dono.
sza o licznych napadach i zbrod-
mach, dokonywanych przez Baszy-
buzukow. W poblizu Dubnicy, juz
ma terytoryum bulgarskiem turecey
sboje napadli ma 9ciu bezbronnych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
Zamiary ces. Wilhelma.

Berlin, 80 ezerwca. = Gazety tu-
tejsze ciagle wyrazaja swe oburzenie
powodu ostentacyjnego trzymania
sic ma uboczu ofoer6w marynarki
francuzkiej podczas uroczystoSci y
Kilonii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
Powodzi mu sic.

- Powiedz mi Walek, czy to pfa.
VIDA, 4e Wickowi sic tsra powodzif
. Chol chol terra ci Wicek pan!s
iada codsief kieibase, bulk. serdst
Ii chorobs wienie coll
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01

Pieniadze do wypozyczenia. Duze sunny. MIX
procent pozyczamy pieniadze ma budowe. Posia
diosci tStvo Chicsgo .Spfacsmy pozyczki cd To
warzystw duza oszczednosG. Hipoteh (mortgs
ges) ma sprzeda2 Zgiosie sic sobiscie albo stoh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01

robotnik6w, powracajacych Mace
donii-i wymordowali ich wszyst,
kich. Nastepnie odcieli i'm gSowy
zatkneli ma tykach przy drodze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-01
Ze swiata dzieciecegO.

Malutkiej zosi pokazujs sWiezo
narodzonego braciszka.
o! - dziwi sic Zosia - TAXI
msOdy, juz aysyG,...
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-16
FIRST DEATH SENTENCE.
Marie Barberi Will be the First Woman
Executed by Electricity.

New YORK, July 16-Marie Barberi,
who murdered her lover, Dominica
Cataldo, because he abandoned her, was
last night found guilty of murder in the
frat degree and will, if the verdict is al
lowed to stand, be the first woman to
reach the death chair.
Marie Barberi is the first woman in
this state condemned to death since the
passage of the law making electrocution
a death penalty. The case will be APP
pealed and il that court does not order
new trial the governor will be appealed
to commute the sentence to imprison-
ment
The recorders charge was unfavorabie
to the defendant He said in conclusion:
you may exemplify justice by your
verdict A jury has nothing to do with
mercy. The law knows no distinction of
persons. The law does not hold woman
less responsible than man. The female
sex is sometimes used as a cloak for
most horrible crimes"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-16
LONG JOHN AND CRAPS.
He Couldn't Play Because He Had No
Money

He Couldn't Play Because He Had No
Money.
sLong John" Miller was tried in the
police court today for shooting craps.
Long John" is colored and is so called
because of his stature. He towers above
his fellow-men like a big tower towers
above little towers. Miller's offence, &C
cording to his story, consisted of being
in bad company. He was arrested with
Nose Lytton, Hun Younkman, Chas.
johnson, and Jake Morrison, in a room
on the top floor of the ]. Z. Jones build
ing, west of the Columbian building.
There is no doubt about a crap game
having been in progress there as two
policemen looked over the transom and
saw the men shooting craps. 81 couldn't
of shoot craps if I'd wanted to-" Miller
said in defense. "a man can't play
no craps without he's got some
when l was arrested and didn't have
none all day."
sWhat were you doing there if you
weren't shooting craps?" City Attorney
Bird asked.
II was picking away on a git-tah."
"Did the officers knock before they
broke the door int"
"No, sir, only wild dere feet"
''Who put the lamp out when the Off
GERS Gamer"
81 don't know as nobody did, sab. I
guess it was Jest knocked out"
"Where did the dice and the money
come from that the policemen picked up
off the foor?"
81 guess dey must hab drapped out of
de boys pockets when dey scrambled"
Judge Ferry concluded that Miller's
statement was pretty weak, in view of
the positive testimony given by Captain
Gardiner and Officers Gaines, Ward and
Pinkston. He fined Miller $50. The
others who were arrested at the same
time were also tried and found guilty.
Lawyer A. M. Thomas defended til en-.
The cases may be appealed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-16
HATCH WANTS 1T.
Desires to be Reinstated in the Reforms
tory at Hutchinson.

Desires to be Reinstated in the Reforma-
tory at Hutchinson.
Captain H. F. Hatch, ex-superintend-
ent of the Hutchinson reformatory is in
Topeka today looking after his interests
in the trouble in that institution.
To STATE JOURNAL reporter Captain
Hatch said: Nv hen l resigned as super
intendent of the reformatory / did SO at
the request of Governor Morrill, who
wanted an opportunity to remove the old
board.
'At the governors request 1 resigned
while charges we're still pending against
me, although l was innocent Now that
the old board has been removed, I think
when the new board is appointed l
should be reinstated and given a hearing
on the charges which were filed against
me. If am found guilty on the charges
then l should be removed, but if l am
acquitted then should be retained
'.What will be done about this l don't
pretend to say, but it seems to me that is
the fair thing to be done"
Captain Hatch says the charges made
by the old board that he and Mrs Hatch
induced them to purchase expensive
furiture is positively silly. He says he is
ready to prove every charge made against
him to be false.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-16
SWEDISH REPUBLICANS.
They Are Addressed by Frank Nelson of
LindsbOrg, Kan.

They Are Addressed by Frank Nelson of
Lindsborg, Kan.
The meeting of the Scandinavian Re
publican club at the court house last
evening was very we'll attended, taking
into consideration the extremely hot
weather.
In the absence of the president Mr.
Charles Swanson, the meeting was pre-
sided over by A. Q. Lindee.
Hon. D. c. Tillotson, who was present
by special invitation of the club, first
spoke briefly On the live issnes of the
day, after which Prof. Frank Nelson of
Lindsborg, the speaker of the evening,
was Introduced.
He delivered a most scholarly and elo-
quent address on the mission of Repub-
licanism and he was frequently inter
rupted by hearty applause. Prof. Nell
son is an orator of good merit and a
credit to the Swedish people. He brought
out the point that the Swedish Republi-
can clubs already organized and being
organized do not have as motive the
keeping alive of nationalism, but in the
first place advocate Americanism of the
Sfrictes TYNE
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AFFAIR.
A Man Actually Refuses an Office
in Kansas.
HE IS 4 COLORED han, TOO.

d. x Bruce Doesn't Want the Thou
sand Dollar CIerkshiD saved for
HIm7-CharIes Martin OF SaIina
Takes 1t Gladly.
Charles Martin of Salina, who was one
of the clerks in the headquarters of the
Republican state central committee dur
ing the last campaign and who was read
ing clerk in the house last winter. was
today installed in clerkship in the Of
fee of the secretary of state.
A place was made for Mr.. Martin few
days ago when Secretary of State Ed
wards received letter from B. Z. Bruce.
she we'll known colored school teacher of
Leavenworth, declining to take the place
in Mr. Edwards office which has been
saved for him.
Mr. Bruce was promised this clerkship
which pays $1,000 year and was to have
commenced work July l.
w. G. Hiltz, who had been filling the
place temporarily has been given place
as draughtsman in the Office of the state
architect
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NO TRACE OF BONNEY.
Nothing But the Mileage Book of tn
Missing Drummer Ever Found

Nothing But the Mileage Book of the
Missing Drummer Ever Found.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 16-Walter
Bonney, son of James Bonney, photOg
rapher of South Bend, has mysteriously
disappeared Several years ago he went
to Kansas City, Mo, where he became
an expert paper hanger. His services
were so valuable that he was sent to old
Mexico to look after paper hanging con-
tracts in some of the government build
ings.
Later he travelled for a Kansas City
commission house. In August, 1894, he
was on trip through Kansas. He re-
mitted to the house he represented col
lections to the amount of $500. Next
day leaving a valise with clothing at the
town from which he made his remit
lance, he started on a side trip
Since that time no trace Of him has
been discovered, although diligent
search has been made. At the town at
which he last stopped money sent by his
house to pay travelling expenses remain
ed uncalled for Vain search has since
been made and all facts lead to the
conclusion that Bonney was murdered
for money he was supposed to have in
his possession.
He was getting a good salary and was
held in the highest esteem by his en-
ployers, they having the utmost conf
dence in him. The only thing that ever
turned up is the unused portion of his
mileage book which was sold at scalp.
ers office in Denver. This had in all
probability been taken by the one who
made way with Bonney
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USED WOMEN FOR SHIELDS
Outlaws March Women in Front of Them
Till They Escape.

HENNEssY, Ok, July 16.-The posse
of farmers organized at Sheridan to cap
ture Yeager's gang of horse thieves,
found the trail twenty five miles west of
WaukOmis and ran part of the gang to
cover in a log house. They surrounded
the house, captured the desperadoes'
horses and saddles and some arms.
After twenty hours siege the outlaws,
five in NUN Der, forced two women living
there to walk ahead of them as shields
to keep the posse from shooting, and,
each drawing q brace of colts revolvers,
they made their escape to the heavy
timber, firing number of shots to keep
the posse from pressing them too closely.
They released the women after max
ing them walk over a mile and stealing
horses from farmers made their escape.
They headed for their rendezvous in a
section of the Glass mountain known as
''The Boot" where they are known to
have fortified stronghold. The posse
is still determined and is being recruited
daily.
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A HORRIBLE BLOW.
State Boards Can Charge But Cents
AIiIs-This is Sicksning.

State Boards Can Charge But Cents
AIiIs-This is Sicksning.
When the state house officials were
examining the laws last week trying to
decide how much mileage the directors
of the Hutchinson reformatory were
entitled to, they discovered that in
amending the laws last winter all the
state boards were left without mileage.
1t is charged that an error was made
In the enrolled senate bill which should
have allowed the members of the state
board of charities and the regents of the
various state institutions eight cents
mile, and instead they can collect but
Ghree cents a mile or actual expenses.
The members of these boards have
heretofore collected fifteen cents mile
and this discovery will touch their pocket
books hard, especially when the ruling of
the state auditor is considered by which
he says he will refuse to allow mileage
TO any man who rides on pass.