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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-22
Szczepienie 0spy
ma South Chicago.

DR.. Kaczoro wski zosta{ naznaczo.
ny przez burmistrza miasta inspektc-
rem zdrowla W South Chicago.
q tel racyi szczepi 6egp5at'ais ospe
codziennie cd godz. Sej do 9ej rano
cd e. 7ej do Sci wieczorem W SVEN
mieszkauiu pm. 1851 Superior ave.
r6g S4ej ulicy.
Cd godz. 10ej do l2ej W posudnie
i cd 5ej do 7ej po poaudniu dokony-
wa szozepieh W polskiei Iecznicy ma
Commercial ave. pm. 881e W domu
Kanta.
Wszyscy Polacy ma South Chicago
powinni tel dogodnej sposobnosci
korzystac, azeby przez szczepienie
ochroni6 siebie swe rodziny cd ME.
bezpieczehstwa groznej zarazy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-22
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.
Zuchwali rabusie wczoraj

- Zuckwall rabusle wczoraj
wczesnym rankiem rozbili o.
kno W sztorze jubilera G. D.
Peackoka przy State i Wa
ellington ul.-i zabrali r61nych
kosztownosci "a $500. Policya
ich poszukuje.
Podczas ,,mufowania"
kot}a parowego przy przebu-
dowie domu pm. l39 Adams
ul. zdarzy1 sic wczoraj straszny
wypadek. -. Kociol, uniesio.
ny W gore przez winde ober.
wal SIC. Robotnik Thomas
Moran zostal literalnie zmia4-
dzony przez cieaar.
= DIS wieczorem o godz.
Sci odbsdzie sic W Hall Pula.
skiego ma Wojciechowie, OBJ
ch6d styczniowy.
= Klub republika1ski IL
tewski i'm. Witolda WEI war.
die m. Chicago rozWiaza1 sic.
Wczoraj juz po godzinie
LEI wieczorem 4ch ludzi wpa.
do ma tramwaj linii Centre
ave. ma Taylor ul. i zrabowa-
10 konduktora Jacobsona. Ia.
brali mu $500 got6wka oraz
z}oty zegarek z}a6cuszkiem -
i uciekll.
- Eug. V. Debs i inni ska
zani razenl MIN, ma zasadzie
rozporzadzenia sadu wyzszego,
zostans uwolnieni z wiszienia,
kazdy "a kaucya $4,000. Spra.
wy ich toczy6 sic beda dalej.
- Ch6r sw. Cecylii W par.
sw. Stanislawa K. urzadza d.
23go lutego W Hall przy ul.
Bradley przedstawienie tea.
tralne. Odegrana zostanie
"Jaskinia Beatusa".
Kolej g6rna Galley L.
Road" W Chicago miala podo-
buo W, roku ubieglym =
$381.876.. -. defcytu. Kiep-
sko.
Niewiadomi zloczy6cy
zrabowali wczoraj po poludniu
W ofsie jubilera J. F. Conlana
W pokoju 80 W gmachu pm.
169 ma Washington ul. ko.
sztownosci "a $500 papiery
wartosciowe "a $4,000. Sto-
10 sic to podczas kr6ciutkiej
nieobecnosci wlasciciela.
= Max O'Reill paul Blu.
ETY., autor znanych dziel o A.
meryce i Amerykanach, mice
bedzie W piatek W Central
Music Hall humorystyczny cd.
czyt p. t. "Jej Krolewska Wy
sokosc - kobieta!'
- Autoni Mentowicz i Mi.
chai Bank zostali skazani "a
pobicie i pokaleczenie Jak6ba
Smoro6skiego W jego wlasnem
mieszkaniu pm. 1873 ma LARA.
bee ul., pierwsay ma $40 kary,
drugi SIS.
= Sprawa dw6ch wyro.
dnych syn6w Jozefa i Henry.
ka Stogol6w, kt6rzy pobili
wlasnego ojca, zostaia wczoraj
rozstrzyguista u sedziego E.
berhardta. Kazdy p6jdzie ma
go dni do Bridewell.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-22
Napad ma mOnaster.

KoNsTANTYNoPoL, 81 stycz.
4 Fllipopola donosza: Kilka
tysiecy Grek6w napad}o ma
monaster bulgarski i popelnilo
znaczne ekscesa. Policya by}a
bezsilna wobec tlum6w; dopie
70 wojsko przywr6ci}o porza.
dek. W b6jce raniono wiele
os0b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-22
Bourgeois jui ME stanie na czele
gabinetu.

PARTz, 21go stycznia. -
u nowego ministeryum, kt6re
mial utworzyc Bourgeois, ME
bedzie mic. DIS odbylo sic W
tel mierze zebranie, W kt6rem
opr6cz Bourgeois, wzieli udzia}
Peytral, Cavaignac, Poincarre
i Barthou. Okazalo sic, ze po.
miedzy zebranymi istnieja dose
powazne r6znice W sprawie po.
Iityki finansoWej. Z tegol po-
wodu zmuszeni byli wyrzec sic
udzia}u W novel kombinacyi
ministerYalnej, a Bourgeois "a,
wiadoml juz prezydenta, re
niejest W stanie sfOrmowac no.
wego gabinetu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-22
JeSli zbankrutuje...

SaOatka (do kandydata do malAeh.
stwa): - Powinienes sic ozenic z
Iks6wna. Bedzie miasa pietdzeiesiat
tysiecy posagu, oczywiscie, jezeli jej
stary pred slubem ME zbankrutuje.
Kandydat (wystraszony): - A je-
zeli zbankrutuje?
SDaMG: - o, w6wczas bedzie
mia}a... daleko wiecej..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-22

W zupelnej ze soba zgodzie.
Paru konserwatyst6w wyraza-
10 nastepnie wielka radosc
ztsd, ze pomiedzy najwybi-
tnieiszymi mezami Niemiec pa.
nuia tax serdeczne stosunkl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-22
Urzed0We pOiegnanie prez. Perie
IA.

PARYz, 2lgo stycznia. -
By}y prezydent Francyi CAST
mir Perier surzedownie zegna@
sic dis o godz. LEI rano Z
przedstawicielami w}adz rzs-
dowych. Odbylo sic to W Pa
lacu Elyzejskim. Wspodworcu
powital go oddzial wojska bi-
ciem W bebny. Ca}y dw6r cy'
wilny woiskowy b: prezyden.
ia oraz wyzsi urzednicy byli
obecni ma pozegnanlu. Perie-
rowi towarzyszy3a iona. By1
take obecny prezydent Fanre.
Po kr6tkiem pozegnaniu Pc.
rier wsiadl do powozu i od'
jecba1 do prywatnego mieszka
MIA. Tlum, zebrany pred pa
lacem, W chwili jego odjazdu
obnazyl glowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-22
B. kanclerZ CapriVi - a ces. Viii
helm.

BERLIN, 81 stycznia. - DIS
W Radzie pa6stwa, podczas
rozpraw mad budzetem DIR. Won
Boetticher, o d p owl a d al q C
ma uwagi Richtera co do
usuniecia sig z kanclerstwa
gen. V. Capriviego, oswiadczyl,
ze pomiedzy b. kanclerzem a
cesarzem istnieja jak najlepsze
stosunki osobiste; tax samo do
DAD, il Caprivi i Hohenlohe
oraz Hohenlohe j Bismarck SO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-22
Nieprawdopodobne, a jednak
praWdziWe,

Nigdy ges dopoki zywa
lyle g{upstwa ME wytrzesie,
lie atramentem splywa
Glupstw przez jedno pioro gesie.
(BOciam.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-22
D legislatury Stanu.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 81 stycz.
W Izbie pos}6w przyjeto rezo-
lucya, kondolencyjna dla vice
prezydenta Stau6w Zjednoczo-
nych Stevensona, z powodu
smierci iego c6rki. Innych
zadnych interesow ME pr6bo,
wano nawet zalatwiac, gdyz
ME by}o quorum. Take W
Senacie ME zalatwiano intere'
sow. - Senator John M. Nj
cbans Peoria dzisiaj wzia}
Stub panna Katarzyns Gal
lagher W kosciele sw. Agnje.
ski. - Wice-gubernatorowi
Gill umarl dis synek, LEGACY
cztery miesisce wieku.
Burza.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. 81 stycz.
DIS rano o godzinie 6 W Co.
vington, Tenn, szala}a burza.
Wieza gmachu ssdowego "a.
wali4a sic kilka dom6w i
sklep6w zosta}o uszkodzonych.
Szkode zrzsdzona obliczaja ma
$4,000; - mkt jednak ME
zostal pokaleczony lub zabity.
SACRAMENTO, Cal., 81 stycz.
W g6rach powstala wczoraj
rano grozna burza j trwa1a
przez caly dzie1. Przytem
wieje wiatr siIny i poWstaja
wielkie zawieje. Zadnych po.
ciag6w towarowych ME mona
wysylac, dop6ki burza ME
ustanie, a pociagi osobowe,
kt6re jeszcze kursujs, natra-
fiaja ma przeszkody i plugi
sniezne zaledwie zdolajs daG
sobie rade. Ss miejsca, W
kt6rych przy torach kolejo'
wych snieg nawiany jest do
wysokosci 30 stop. Setki robo'
tnik6w zatrudnione So odgar-
nianiem sniegu. Pomiedzy
Dunsumir a Lesson spad{y
wielkie lawiny i ME wiadomo,
czyli bedzie MONA uwolnic
ekspresowy pociag Oregon
idacy ma poludnie, kt6ry u
wiszl W sniegu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-22

100000 fir. dla instytucYi do.
broczynnych W Neapolu i Pa
lermo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-22
Walka z rabusiami.

Eli PAso, ILL.,, Il stycz. -
Wczoraj wieczorem oko}o godz.
II czterej rabusie wlamali sic
do mieszkania E., S, Pattona,
farmera mieszkajacego cztery
mile ma zach6d stad ukradli
pugilares izawierajscy przesz}o
5000. Patton obudzil sic, do.
strzeglszy swiat1o ma schodach
zabrawszy strzelbe sr6tem ma
bita, zeszedl schodami... Jeden
q rabusi6w strzell do niego i
cbybil; Patton zmierzy1 re
strzelby do rabusia, ale strzel'
ba ME wypali}a. Rabus.uciek},
Patton "a MIN drzwi zatrza.
sna}; tymczasem 2 drugich
drzwi wyszedl drugi RADIUS z
wymierzonym rewolwerem.
Kolba swej strzelby Patton tie.
go drugiego rabusia uderzy}, a
potem 60 "a drzwi wypar1.
Pierwszy RADIUS strzelil przez
drzwi trzykrotnie j Pattona
lekko rani}. W czasie walki
zas dwaj inni rabusie wpadli
do mieszkania Pattona, porwa.
Ii pugilares jego W l6zku u
kryty, a potem uciekli. : DIS
znaleziono pugilares wypr6z:
niony W odlegtosci SO stop cd
mieszkania farmera.
Gwafty strajker6w.
HAvEsH1LL, Mass, 81 stycz.
Wczoraj wieczorem aresztowa.
no czterech strajker6w, nazwi.
skiem Max Miller, Sam Rosen,
Jacob Rahner Simon Lorden,
"a napasc ma robotaika Steig-
lera, pracuiacego W fabryce
Braci Chick. Steigler opowia-
da, ze bombardowali kamie-
miami jego mieszkanie j ae je-
den z tych kamieni skaleczyl
jego niemowle, ,spoczywajsce W
ramionach matki. Pr6cz tego
strajkerzy CT grozbami starali
sic go nak}onic, by ME .szedl.
do roboty. Wydane tea zosta}y
rozkazy aresztowania dw6ch
innych strajker6w, kt6rzy gro
zili kiiami jednemu z robotni.
k6w Winchella, gdyby sic po.
wazy} isc do roboty. - Jutro
ma sic tn odby6 mass-mityng
robotnik6w, ma kt6rym majs
przemawiac zuani przyw6dzcy
robotnik6w.
w snro wio Dphsa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-22
POChWafa.

=. A! bardzo mi milo pozna6pana!
Czytalam dopiero ostatnia powiesc
pahska. sliczna!
Czy TAXI
Co "a druk! Go "a papier!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-22
w spraWie Debsa.

WASHINGTON, 81 stycznia.
Wyzszy sad zwiazkowy roz-
strzygna}, by puszczono ma
wolnosc Debsa i jego towarzy-
sly "a kaucya $4,000. Rozpra-
wa o habeas corpus naznaczo'
ma zosta}a ma dzie6 25 marca
r. b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-22
Telegranly KrajoWes
WesOfa nOWina,dla Chicago.

WASHINGTON, 81 stycznia.
Dzisiai Izba pos}6w przyje}a
1877 g}osami przeciw 81 bill
ustanawiajacy wybudowanie
gmachu zwiazkowego W mie'
scie Chicago, ma pomieszczenie
W MIN urzedu pocztowego i
c}owego, kosztem ME wyzszym,
niz 4 miliony dolar6w, a W
przeciagu czasu p6]tora roku.
Debaty ME byly bardzo ostre,
a chociaz kilku posl6w prze
mawialo przeciw tax znaczne
mu wydatkowi, to przeciez
wywody przyjaci6} blu by}y
tax przekonywajsce, il vie
kszosc znaczna uzna}a przyje.
Gle blu "a niezbednie potrze-
bue. Poczmistrz Washington
Hesing W czasie rozpraw by1
ma galeryi pomiedzy sprawo.
daWcami.
q.
KreW sic Ieje W BrOOklynfe.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, 81 stycz.
Po}ozenie byuajmniej ME pole.
pszy}o sic W miescie j ME ma
widok6w, azeby W kr6tkim
przeciagu caasu sic polepsay1o.
Dziesistki tysiecy t}umu, sym
patyzujacego re strajkierami
nietylko ma wagony kolei uli
cznych napadaja, ale take z
milicyi szydzs i zo}nierzy OBJ
rzucaja kamieniami. w ciagu
dnia dzisiejs>ego, az do p6znej
nocy bezustannie ma r6znych
ulicach powstawa}y zaburze
mia o>tre starcia pomiedzy
", jskiem a t}umami. Z,lnie
re W kilku wypadkach stree
lali, a chociaz mleli polecenia,
azeby mierzyli ponsd g}owy
napadajgcych, to przeclez Kill
ku lub kllkanascie os6b by}o
ranionych. w niekt6rych
miejscach baguetami rozpsdza,
no t}umy. Jeszcze o p6}nocy
doniesiono O ostrem starclu
pomisdzy policys a tsumem
ma przecieciu ulic Greene i
Sumner.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-14
THt HlY ID MAKE MONEY IS TO FARM AS DOES MR. SIMPSON lie seiiz 0ne Eisaasand Bushei- of Pota-
 toes for s1 15o
IS TO FARM AS DOES MR. sIMPsoI

PINE BLUFF, ARK, Dec. II, 1895. Editor Graphic:
 The undersigned had Q conversa- tion on yesterday with William T. Simpson, the gardener who lives three miles west of Pine Bluff, and learned that Mr. Simpson raised ?, GOO bushels of sweet potatoes on his place this year, and that last week be sold to northern man or merhnant, 1000 bushels 2f his pota- toes for S1.15 cents per bushei, or the net sum of s1, 150, and the pur- chaser takes them on the ground, and hauls and ships them himself. This is only small item in Mir Simpsons s whole crop. diversified as it is. Farmers, think of this, and your crops more and more every year. W. D. JOHNSON.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-14
BOOKS

Webster's Dictionary, 1500 illus trations, each 94c.
 Ghildrens' Picture Books, each 7c.
 Summer Clouds, each l0c.
 Cinderella, Wonderland Bible. Stories. etc. each lie.
 Winter Tales. Our Darlings, etc. ], each 19e
 Young America, Little Folks, Christmas Sports, Wonderland Taies. The ChiIdrens' Annual, etc, l5o pages prnfnselv illustrated. each 35e.
 Little Tots Story Book, Mother Goose, Fairy Tales, Natural History. POS pages with Illustrations, each, 39e.
 American Childrens Annual. beautifully illustrated, 200 pages, each 55c.
 Children's Life ef Jesus. Young Folks History of England. Colum- bus, Young Folks Natural History, POO pages with illustrations, each 75c
 Wayerly Novels, Dickens Works
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-14

Mems everyday working Shirts 20e. 25c. 29c 38c, He 49c, 60c each Colored Laundried Shirts, 49e, 54c Gle, 69c and 85e.
 White Laundried Shirts, 47e, 68c. 8le and 91c.
 Drill Drawers, 25e and 29e. Canton Flannel Drawers, Poe, 25c and 29e.
 Cancels Hair Shirts and Drawers 71e and Sfc.
 Half Wool Shirts and Drawers, 54c All Wool Shirts and Drawers, S1.09 Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers. I3c and 93c.
 Eal6riagan Ribbed Heavy Shirts and Drawers, Re, 49c, 54c, 63c, 82o and 9lc.
 Ladies Black Hose. l4er pair 5e. Be- l0e. Be. be. 19c, 24e and 29c.
 Ladies Lisle Thread Hose, 33e, 39e and 43e
 Ladies Silk Hose, 52e.
 Ladies Tan Hose, Be, 15c, 22c, 24e Ladies Lisle Thread Hose. 33c, 3Sc. 43c and 58c.
 Fancy Hose. Be, and 24c.
 Ladies Haudkercbiefs, Dc, Sc, 10c. lie and lc.
 Ladies Silk Handkerchiefs, l0c
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JOHN. HARE

NEW YORK, Dee. 1.-The coming of John Hare, the English actor, who will arrive day after tomorrow on the Campania, k looked forward to more eagerly by society than bv theatrical folk. for Hare, like the Kendals. is eminently q man of fashion and this fact is owing To a great extent his popularity as an actor. Already that element uf New York select society which makes it point to patronize the theater and things theatrical has arranged round of brilliant social functions to be given in honor of the visiting thnspain, his success. as q social lion at least, is assured. Receptions. suppers and entertain ments without number will be rendered i;iH hy members of the Four Hundred and the leading social clubs of the city But among the members of the theatrical pro- fession the prediction is freely ex- pressed that Hare is not capable enough as an actor to score the artistic success achieved by Mir Beerbohm Tree. on the occasion of his recent American tonr. especially New York City, where his social distinction will be of little advan- tage. However this may bc it is certain the world theatrical is awaiting with a lively interest the appearance of Mir. Hare and to see in what manner he will be received in sThe Notorious Mrs. Ebbsmith, 2 in which play he will begin his New York eneagement.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-14
An AthIetie clerk ef the uonse

Major Alexander Mcdowell, the new clerk of the house of representatives, has been in turn printer, editor and sol dier and is now successful banker in sharon, Pa. Notwithstanding his many business cares. Major McDowell is an enthusiastic student of music and pos sesses tenor voice of rare power and sweetness In his banking house in Sharon he has a private room. where he has been accustomed every day for years to hold monday service of song with g few of his friends ana neighbors, their favorite selections being Watts hymns. line major Is ssis0 s.ii iitt tennis player and now and then plays quarter back with tho local football team.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-14
DRAW POKER AS A CURE.
pr. Hutchinson Encourages His aIanIaes to
 Play the Game.

Dr. Hutchinson Encourages His aIanIaes to
 Play the Game.
 Draw poker as a cure for insanity is being tried with great success al the Western Pennsylvania Insane asylum at Dixmont. Dr. Henry i. Hutchinson. the superintendent, speaking recently of the TOO inmates under his charge, said :;
 We hare some famouz poker games there. I must confess that I was afraid 10 permit its being played at first, fear ing the effect on some of the patients. But instead of being injurious the game has turned out to be perfect godsend to us.
 IL is the very thing we want, and am satisfied the end juStifies the means. It seems to have a quieting effect on the most boisterous patients, who play with the skill of Mississippi river planter.
 ''One Is surprised at their cunning and coolness They use chips, but do not bet millions of dollars on their hands. as one wonld imagine. As a gen eral rule the bets are small New York World.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-14
short Talks On Advertising

Every advertisement that goes into newspaper ouebtto contain some definite information.
 People are hungry for knowledge. It is an inquisitive age. The adver- tiser who supplies the most pertin- eat information will get the most trade, other things being equal
 Every advertisement should tell the why Of something. Ifa piece is low -why2 Ia quality is excellent -why2 If better nutmees come from Connecticut than Tadiana-wby2 Give a reason for everything.
 The small boy of today opens his drum to sec where the noise comes from aud what makes it. He dis sects his watch to find the ties. Men are only boys grown up.
 Itis easy enough to make an adyer- tisement interesting if one only thinks a little. The advertising of the future will always be SO.
 Advertisements are read more now than ten years ago. because they l. are more readable. The Wanamaker advertising in Philadelphia contain as fine writing and as intensely inter taining as any other column in the papers
 Advertisi1gi is becoming more and more honest every day. It pays better every day. When people really understand that advertising is a necessary and legimate part Of every dusiness, that il is merely a store bulletin, it will pay still better.
 Itis facts that people want. We have heard q merchant say: @Oh. il don't pay to advertise. because people don't believe the ads. Nr. So-and- always lies in his ads and people measures us by his stan dard.
 He was wrong; of course people soon fad out the truth-telling place, and trade gravitates that way with absolute certainty.
 Tell something tell it true, and in the best papers-and it will pay every time.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-14
GIVES UP THE PULPIT.
Instead of Serving the Living He win
 Bury the Dead.

Instead of Serving the Living He Will
 Bury the Dead.
 Following close upon the action of the Rev Julius Feieke, who gave up preaching to enter the saloon business because the pulpit did not afford him living. comes another New Jersey eler gyman who, rather than starxe, has abandoned the ministry for business.
 The chans his time is made by the Rev. " R. Clark. pastor of the First Congregational church of Guttenberg, and he has gone into the undertaking business.
 The church Is q small one and com posed Of members who are not wealthy. It does not pay q regular salary. but when the Rev Mir Clark accepted the pastorate he says he was promised that he should not want for anything. The donations and subscriptions upon which the trustees depended to make good their promises were not forthcoming, and Mir. Clark soon found himself face to face with the problem which drove Mir, Feioke out of the ministry.
 He has rendered his resignation in a letter. in which he said that during the six months he had acted as pastor of the church he had received just S2s. 50. This was hard enough to bear. A6Tit S hen certain mesfSuazs ef tlhaGa Congregation began to islander him 1t was more than be could stand. New York Herald.
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ACTORS FUND BENEFIT.
Many of ,he Most Prominent Actors and Actresses In New York Assem- bisd at inc Broadway
 Theater.

NEw YORK, Dee. ls.-The Broad- Way Theaier was crowded with prominent aetors and actresses and deyotees of the stage this afternoon upon the occasion of the Actors Fund Benefit, which has become nf the great annual event of the thea trieal profession. The aggregation oi actors and actresses participating is one of the most remarkable ever formed in this city. It includes playrrs of such eminenee as Sir Henry Irving. Miss Ellen Terry. Henry Miller.sNiola Allen. Miss Olga Netnersole. Nanae Adams, join. .a:s:- = lzllaiiibe Terriss and . host of lesser lights oI the dramatic and vaudeville stage.
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NOTING TO DIG Bul eglD
wonderfui Issseavsrles of the Mellow ore
 Ncas Salt Rake City.

Near Salt Fake City
 Recent fiiscoy cries of vast goldAelds at Mercuf, about G5 miles south of ssssF Lake City. which give every Indication of making that place one of the largest and richest gold mining camps ID tHe world. have created intense excitement. For about two years only one property has been Operated. and that by tiie ideT- cur Gold Mining and Milling company, and in that neriod it has paid dividends of over s600. 900. II now appears that the valley for many miles in every di- rection contains ore equally as rich CT richer than the Mercur company's prop er6y
 Within Il short period 2 district of seven niles by three miles has been al most entirely taken up, and fully l,0oo miners and prospectors are at work. Three new mills have been started up and are now operating even more profit ably than the original one. New discoy- cries are being made daily and there is great excitement. The extent of the sur face in which she aga is fonnd appears to be practically unlimited, and the stock of numerous companies which have recently Incorporated is eagerly sought for at from 90 cents to 8 a share Captain Delamar, the multimlliionaire, recently obtained an option to purchase the properties of the Mereur company for SI i, 800, GOO. The optien runs until Jan. 6. and there is scarcely . doubt he will take 1t np.-New York Tribune.
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Low Eates tn AtIanta.

Extremly low excursion rates have been made t1 Atlanta and return over inc Nash vile, Chattanooga N St. Louis Railway vja Memphis. Mckenzie. Nashville. ChHfaHaoga. Lookout Mountain, etc 0u ucC1uut ut tbc ErgstJ Cotton States and iufFIuaf# f#5U85 E&B#- =ftiaH opened from September. IS 10 pe0lu- ber B. lSs5. This i- tbc preferred ruufr fG li- East and Southeast. and passengers far IheHr tickets read over this iine Double daily fast trains from Memphis, uHd fhrouzh sig.pis#- ear service between Nashville and facas6fI- vile Ela-.Yia Gh GhatuU0uEa, Lookout Mountain Atlanta. etc For futues information ud- dress E. z. G0warf88- Western iasset1,r..r Agent Railway Exchange Building. st Louis. Mo., OF W L. -lsNLEY e p x IA
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FOR POOR SOLDIERS.
Plan to Distribute se5.ooo.ooo Among
 Distressed Southern Veterans.


 Distressed Southern Veterans.
 Congressman Urey of Virginia vii vii probably introduce q bill in the house at the proper time providing for the payment of the interest on a fund of about $25. GOO, GOO to needy Confederate soldiers ef the south. Tho principal rep resents the increment of q fund that was seQuesteTed in the treasury a long time ago for want of evidence showing directly to whom the money Is payable. All that is known about it is that il be longs to tha south. and several Repuh- hcan congresses have declared that if the rlghitul claimants could be faulla they would favor the payment to them of the large fund
 The rightfnl owners are still un- known, and the government is holding the money in trust without being able to use it. Mr. Otey's plan is to distrib ute the interest on the money among Confederate soldiers who are in distress. aud when 5i,ay 10 longer need this aid to turn the principal over tothe govern ment and make it available by caneeling T future claims to it. by an act of con- lss He says the measure has been mamendod by q A R. posts and puluent Republicans He will ask n ii;ss:ss.s sss..s ss h submit she bill. q scna cSn ns found to do 50, ssss sssss :. E stoN s1ncs 1t himself -- Washington j5S75f{