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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-29

w tych duiach zosta} przedstawio.
nym Olney wi ,nowy niemiecki kon-
sui, Thiellnan, ktory ma zawrze6 no.
wa umowe Niemieckom. aery kahsks.
Prezydent wszechswiatowego
pocztowego zwiszku p. Hahn zazna
czs, re pocztowy wszechswiatowy
kongres zagajony zostanie W miesia-
Gu Kwietniu 1867.
w obec zaburzeh jake wciaz trivia
ia Armenii, Rad St. Zjed. udzial
"a potrzebe ustanowit tam diva kon
sulaty. w tych dniach zostanie o:
g4oszona nominacya na te dwie no.
we posady.
Department pocztowy rozsyaa o
becnie po wiekszyoh miastach tai
nych inspektorow, kt6rych obowiaz'
klein jest sledzenie lisztonoszow, czy
ME naduzywaja pok1adanego W mich
zaufapia. w obec sledztwa wielu z
podejrzanych straciso prace.
W kosach rzadcwych obiegaja po-
gsoski, re podobnie jak podatek z
dochodow, ma bye uniewazniouym
podatek dziedzictwa. So to krzy-
XII plutokracyi, kt6ra koniecznie chce
wszystkie podatki bogactwa zwali6
ma lud robotniczy... 'ecz ciezko i'm to
przyjdzie,Nbo... co "a wiele to ME-
zdrowo.
Okolo "a Sierpnia rb. kilkunastu
wybitnych przewodzcow demokra-
tycznych, wybiera sic W podroz do
kraju W celu. agitacyi "a ich partya.
Demokraci zamierzaja agitowac W
Buffalo, Duluth, h,nastepnie W stanach:
North Dakota, South Dakota, Mon
tana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon,
Utah. California, New Mexico, Neva.
da, Colorado, zn6w Utah, Nabraska
i Missouri. Podr6z ma trwac 6 ty-
godni.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-29
TOLEDO, OHIO, 30 CzERwCA 1896
WIADOMOSCI z DETROIT.

| Znany biznesista gruntowy, OBJ. W.
Madaj, zostaf naznaczony jake sedzia
przysisgfy do sadu kryminalnego o,
becnej sesyi, rozpoczetej cd "a t. m.
Jon Fasbender, oskarzony "a
mordowanie Emilia 7. Nosek dnia
2Sgo Grudnia zeszfego roku, zostal
wczoraj po pofudniu uznany winnym
zabojstwa.
w sadzie kryminaluym rozpocze-
Ia sic w tych dniaeh sprawa DIR. Sea-
mana, oskaraonegc dokonanie kry.
minalnej operacyi ma Marcie Cook,
ktorej smierc ukrywauo przez d}ugi
czas W tajemnicy. Publicznost mad.
zwyczaj jest zainteresowana ia spra-
wa.
w Ecorse trzech kapitalist6w "a
kupifo 80 akrow gruntu do zafozenia
novel kopalni sell produkcya trzech
milion6w beczek rocznie .Grunta polo
zone So miedzy rzeks Rouge i dokiem
weglowym Smitha. Obecnie ma bye
zajetych trzysta ludzi przy za}ozeniu
fabryki, W Sierpniu rozpocznie sic
robota 1000 ludzi trwac bedzie
plzez zine. Bardzo to dla mas po-
myslne; rohota bedzie stafa-niech
wiec nasi robia zabiegi dostania sic
10 tel roboty.
Obywatel Ignacy Wolff, dobry
polak, fabrykant tabaki doskona}ej
do zazywania, prowadzi od dawna in
teres ma szeroka skale wszystkiemi
koloniami polskiemi. pomimo z4ych
czasow rozsserzy4 obecnie swa fabry-
Ike poslad4osc; ma rogu ulic Dubois
willis wzniosf dwupierowy budy-
mex, urzadzif piekny front otisowy a
W ca4ym budynku zaprowadzi} O.
swietlenie elektryczne. Ca4y mecha-
nizm poruszany jest si4a parowa a
maszyny i przyrzady do wyrobu ia
baki po wiekszej czesci w}asnego po-
mysfu naszego dzielnego przedsie-
biorcy. Powodzenie isteresu ogro-
mny rozwoj, najlepiej swiadcze IL
miejetnym i energicznym zarzadzie
pana VOLTA. Zyczymy nadal dobre-
go powodzenia.
aW Zabezpieczajcie 2ycie doro.
ssych i dzieci W komp. Johna Hen
cocka. As. Sup. A. Chylowski.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-29

Kszdo tygodniowc sprawozdania z
Washingtonu o powiekszaniu sic dlu-
Gu pahstwowego zaczynaja nudzi6
i oburzat wszystkich. Przez ostat.
mich 10 miesiecy dug ten wzrdss do
As milion6w dolar6w. Jak dalej tax
p6jdzie, to kohcem roku bedziemy
mieli $50 milionow a "a rok jeszcze,
przy podobnej gospodarce, moae do
wiemy sic o okrag}ei cyfrze 10 Milo
now dsugu. Juz co prawda Wielki
Cleveland, procz wielkiego d}ugu,
mic wiecej W kraju ME zdzia}a4.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-29

Najwyzszy sad St. zjed. zniesie-
MEM podatku dochodowego, oszcze-
dzi} amerykahskim bogaczom 80 mi
lionow dolar6w rocznie. Teraz zas
Rad przemysliws, jakim nowym po-
datkiem biedny lud obciazyt, by ME
dob6r ten pokryc. Zda}oby sic przy-
pomnac jednakovoz naszym "pro.
wodyrom" amerykahskie przys}cwie:
20 lekki stosunkowo ,iezar, gdy sic
do}osy do jukow "a bardzo obciazo.
nego wielb}ada, przelamao { takowego
moze.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-29

New York. Aroybiskup Corrigan
ma zamiar " swej dyecezyi wydad
rozkaz zabraniajacy kobietom pan
nom Katoliczkom] pod utrata zba-
wienia, jazdy ma bicyklach. Wiado-
domosc ia zakrawa bardzo ma kaczke
dziennikarska.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-29

Bodaj to cesarz Wilhelm! Chic
pax jak to m0wia: 81 ma dach do
tahca i do modi6w... do r6zahca."
Wszystko vie, wszystko umie.-O-
twiera kanaly, prawi mowy, ,pisze po-
wiesci, tworzy poezye, mustruje zo}-
merry, maluje obrazy, sp}awia yach-
ty, gasi pozary,no etc. etc. Czyz to
ME zawiele, cho6by ma cesarza?
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-29
Ma OKOIO SWIATA


czeluy dw6dzca armii angielskiej
arezygnowas.
Poznah. q wielka uroczystoscia cd.
slonieto pomnik Fryderyka, zmsrie-
90 cesarza Nielniec.
Rzym.Ksrdynaa Mslagola arcybis.
kup Formondnes zmar} W tych
dniach przeaywszy 62 lat.
Londyn. Barke "Willie" zatopii
"podczas mg&y okret niemiecki
Stuttgart. zasoge wyratowano.
Novsra, Waooby. Podczas bury
przewrocia sic maiy pasazerski paro-
vice przyczem 10 os6b sic utopiso.
Londyn. Cabinet liberalny zostai
rozwlazany. Spodziewsja sic wiel.
kich zmian W calej rsdzie pshstwa.
Warszawa. Z Woaynia. donosza:
ze W prze ciagu tygodnla zmarlo tam
3o osob, zschorowaao zas 81 ma cho.
lere.
Petersburg. Naczelnik pclicyi
Lerche znikna} hez wiesci. Sadza
powszechnle, re sprzatneli 60 nlhi-
lisei.
Moskwa. Miasto Dani&ow W CUB.
Jarosiawskiej zniszczyl do szczetu
gr,zny pozar. 5 os6b znalaz}o smiert
W p1omieniach.
shapgai, Chiny. Zaraza morowa
dzums, szerzy sic W niektorych
miejscowosciach. Sanitarne srodki
pre- dsiewz'eto.
Warna, Bu3garya. odkryto spisek
student6w, kt6ry mia} ma celu zgaa.
dzenie ze swiata su}tana. Spiskow.
cow areSZtOWanO.
Rzym. Ma uczczenie ksrdynala
Gibbons, kt6ry jeszcze bawi W Rzy.
mie, amerykahskie kolegyum urza-
dzi}o wspania}y bankiet.
Sofa, Bu}garya. w cs}ej Macedo-
nil mieszkahcy oburzeni So ma tur'
k6w. Zorganizowali wielkle oddzia3y
l niszcza wojska tureckie.
Paryz. Uchwslono przeznaczy6
$50 milion6w frank6w ma lepsze wy
ckwipowanie floty. Suma ia jedna-
kowoz rozdzielona jest ma lat 10.
Rio de Janeiro. Z niewiadomyoh
powodow nastapii wybuch dynamitu.
80 dom0w zosta{o doszczetu znisz-
czonych, takze oko}o go osob straciio
zycie.
Cairo, Ills. Kilka fabryk W tenn
miasteczku zgorza}o. Szkody do
chodza do $4,000. 800 robotniko ow
z tego powodu chwilowo straciio
prace.
Cotorce, Meksyk. o kobiete, przy-
sz4o do pojedynku ma rewolwery mie-
dzy amerykanem J. Atkinson kra-
iowcem Hernandez. Atkinson zosta}
zabity.
Rzvm. w parlamencie wsoskim
przyszso pomiedy pos1ami do krwawej
b6jki. Zaledwie 20 d}ugich usi1o.
waniach udalo sic policy spokoj prey.
wr6cic.
Kilonia. Podczas manewrow, fo-
ty miedzynarodowej ma okrecie ame-
rykahskjm "Columbia'' nastapi} wy
buch kot}a. 7 ludzi zosta}o nlebez.
piecznie pokaleczonych.
Paryz. Ma ex-kr6la serbskiegoMi-
lana przyszla nareszcie kreska. Pre-.
gra4 ponownie sto tysiecy frank6w,
a niema juz zrod}a ktorego znow
moglby dostac pieniedzy.
Kilonia. Ma uroczystosc otwar-
cia rowego przepsywowego kana}u,
zjechali sic przedstawiciele wszyst-
kich wiekszych mocarstw. Nowy
kana} nazwano: "Kana2em Wilhelma
Cesarza."
Sofa. Komisya sledcza ukohczy}a
badania, wynik ktorych potepia
stanowczo Stambu}owa; komisya
oskarza premiera zdrade stanu,
zamach ma konstytucye j szereg
naduzyc finansowych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-29
"LEPSZE CZASY."

Mech zyjs demokraci!!! wo4ai ia
kis zapalony ich zwolennik W salu-
ME, W Sobote po odebranej wyp}acie
AT o dlaczego?-zapyta1em.
-Co?jakto dla czego? to widoczni,
pan "greenhorn' jeszcze.-Czy ME
wiesz, re dawniej krzyczano ma de-
mokrat6w, re tacy, re owacy, re zs
ich rzadow powymieramy g4odu, s
jednakowoz teraz znow sic czasy po
lepszyiy.
JAZZ czego wnosisz, MOI bracie
re czasv So lepsze?
On:-Jakto czego? Wszak cd
miesiaca $50 fabryk 1SO tysiacom
swych robotnikow podwyzszy4o place
cd 5 do Is procent to dotrowolnie
bez strajkow, krzykdw, awantur!
Ja:-Wiec czy wfasciwie tego
powodu sadzisz, re easy 50 lepsze
re jest to dzie}em rzad6w demokra.
tycznych?
On:-A ma sic rozumiec. z cze.
goz innego m6g}bym sadzic? Wszak
wszyscy demokraci ich gazety ca
{ych si} wrzeszcza, re easy jedynie
dzieki ich radon sic poprawi}y.
Ja:-No dobrze; lecz pozwol mi
sic zapytac, gdzie pracujesz?
On:-Ot tu niedaleko, W lejarni
zelaza.
jail wan wszystkim podwyzszo-
no p}ace?-O lie?
On:-Ot wszystkim... ME wszyst-
kim... diva lata temu pracowa4o mas
W tym shopie 1900, a dis pracuje
tylko 1000, a place podwyzszyli nam
O 10 cent6w dziennie.
Ja:-A ilez bracie p}acili try Ia
ia temu?
Ono, panic, to by4y czasy..
dawniej zarabia}em diva do dw6ch
i poi dolarow dziennie.
Ja:-A dzisiaj? -.-..
On:-Dolara; a re nam podwyzszy-
Ii 10 c., to W takim razie dollar 10c.
Ja:-Wiec jakzesz mozesz movie,
re czasy sic polepszyfy, kie;]y W
rzeczywistosci jest przeciwnie?
On:-Ma pan racye... lecz cz4ek
przyzwyczaii sic przez diva lata do
takiej p}acy. Wmiast tunta miesa, ie
sic dzisiaj try twierci, zamiast pela
piwa, wypije sic wody i cz4o-
wick powoli ME widzi roznicy, SO c.
wiecej ma tydzien, to to wiele zna-
czy.
Ja:-To wszystko dobrze, obywa-
telu, lecz Hez ma rozum. Wszak "a
czasow republikahskich by}o inaczei,
chocby nawet W waszej fabryce.
Robi}o, jak sam mowisz, 500 robo-
tnik6w wiecej p4acono wan diva
dolary, ME 10 iak dzisiaj. Dla-
czeg6z wiec przy tax marnej zap}a-
Gle, kt6ra cokolwiek podwyzszono, ,juz
zapominacie o biedzie. z jakiej przy-
czyny mic dazycie do powrotu da,
wnych czasow?
On:-Z przyczyny?.. :. No tego ia
ME wien, lecz nam ksiadz powie.
dzia}, ze "a republikanami g9osowat
ME mozemy, bo inaczej pojdziemy do
piek}a; wiec choc cz4ek mniej zarc.
bi jake poi talarka dziennie, die,
ciakom butow sic ME kupi, kobiecie
chusciny, a sam cz}ek ME zje jak
dawniej, lecz "a apijem g}osowa6 ME
bedziemy, OF co!
Ma takie orzeczenie przyszed}em do
przekonania, re dalsze przekonywa-
ME mego przyjaciela, re easy ME So
wcale lepsze, re potrzeba nam ko-
niecznie zmiany reform gruntow-
nych rzadzie, ME osiegna zadnego
skutku; PRONE So mole dowody
il ,gdy panowie bossowie podwyz-
szyli tylko 10 c. place, to takowa
nigdy ME moze dorownac dawnym
zarobkom, re W ogole W fabry-
kach wiele mniej ludzi pracuje, niz
pred trzema laty re nawet ma}e te-
razniejsze ozywienie sic przemys}u ME
nalezy przypisywac demokratom, DO
oni mieli maja, jak widac ich
wszystkich uczynkow, ma celu tylko
w}asne korzysci, a koniecznej, wy
p4ywajacej samej przez sic potrzebie
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-29

Sultan turecki rozchorowa{ sic
to nawet dose groznie. Mic dziwne-
90. Sprawa Armshska "a d{ugo mu
leza}a W zoaadku, medycyn, kt6-
re mu podaja europejskie pahstwa
niechce zazywac.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-29

Rossya jest monarchia, car mos
kiewski monarcha ajednakowoz chce
koniecznie po anarchistowsku po-
dzielic sic i zdobycza Japonii i Ko-
reja.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-29

South Chicago. "Illi. Steel Works.
Co. zwiekszyla place swym ro-
botnikom i przenosi sic do Joliet.
Czyzby siesobawia}a okradac robot
nik6w W poblizu "Joliet"?
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-29

Przyjaciele kobiecego prawa gso-
sowania, twierdza, ze kobiety to pra-
wo wyborcze dogonia ma bicyklach.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-29
WIADOMOSCI Z WASHINGTONU.

w tych duiach zosta} przedstawio.
nym Olney'owi ,nowy niemiecki kon-
sui, Thielrnan, ktory ma zawrze6 no.
wa umowe emieckom. aerykahsks.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-10-03
TEMPLE CUP SERIES
FIRST CONTEST FOR THE NATIONAL
TROPHY WON BY CLEVELAND.
Baltimore Played an ErrorIess Game
but the "Spiders" Bunched Hits
in the Ninth Inning.

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 2-About seven
thousand people witnessed the opening
game between the Baltimores and the
Clevelands in the Temple cup series here
to-day. The weather was perfect the air
being just cool enough to put life into the
players, and the sky was without a cloud.
The game was full Of snap and ginger from
start to finish. the fielding being sharp on
both sides, though the visitors, made a bet
ter showing in the score. Young was in the
box for the home team. while Mcmahon
handled the ball for the visitors The ice
was broken in the fifth inning. when Nc
Carr drove a corlxing single to left field
He was followed by Young with safe in
field hit Burkett's clever sacrifice ad-
vanced both runners, and McGarr scored
on McKean's fly to Gleason. Baltimore tied
the score in the sixth. on McGraw's pop
hit over third, Keeler's sacrifice, Jennings's
fly out to center and McGarr's tumble of
Kelley's hot hit. Cleveland made another
in the sixth on Tebeau's inieid hit, zim-
mer's scratch single and Blake's. double to
left field fence. Baltimore went two better
in the eighth McGraw hit to left. advanced
ON Keeer's out and scored on Jennings's s
single. Keley's single. advanced Jennings
to third, and he scored on Brodes force
out of Kelley at second. 4 Cleveland got an.
other in the same inning on Tebeau's
double and Blake's single After Baltimore
had made one in the ninth on doubles by
Robinson and McGraw, the home team
clinched the game with two runs, made on
a double by Burkett singles by Mexican,
Childs. McAleer. and thinner. AlcKean
at the bat, and McKean Young and Jen-
nings in fielding. Score:
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-10-03
General Notes.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2--J. J. Wat
son was to-day appointed postmaster at
Ceylon. Adams county, vice a l. North,
deceased, and s. c. Coffey at Whitehall,
Owen county, vice W. i. Brown. resigned.
Colonel George II. Weeks assistant quar-
termaster-general. has been ordered TO pro-
ceed to Jacksonville on official business
pertaining to the inspection OF the affairs
of the quartermasters department at the
general depot in that city.
District Attorney Birney said to-day that
he would bring the case OF Miss Fiagler,
daughter of General Flagler. chief OF the
ordnance bureau of the army who killed a
negro boy named Green while he was steal
ing fruit from a tree, before the grand
jury now in session.
Charles b. Kendrick, of Ardmore, l. T.,
has been appointed a special assistant
United States attorney for the Southern
district of Indian Territory.
At the hotels here are G. kelsay, s. j.
E.ckel and c. Zeits, of Evansville; ID. w.
Tresselt, of Fort Wayne; F. f.. Bressler.
of Jeffersonville; w. G. Moseley, OF Rich
mond: Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Knapp. of Bluff
ton: G.. E. Crawford, of Peru, and w. Nj.
Taylor, of Indianapolis
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-10-03

be cried like child. The feelings SO long
Uent up and concealed by confident air
gave way 10 grief and for several hours
he lay on the cot in his cell weeping and
sobbing- He made no statement nor gave
opinions. In fact he was not asked for
any The attendance of a physician will
probably be needed before morning The
prisoners two brothers are with him.
The aged parents of the convicted man
doing all they can to relieve their sorrow
The father bears his grief more quietly
than does the mother He walked the floor
for hours. occasionally giving way TO a
sob OF moan Sleep is out Of the question
for these old persons. who have seen 30
much sorrow physician was called 10
attend Mrs. Hinshaw, as she was In
opiate brought her some relief The mother
In her grief. talks Of her boys and speaks
Of her baby" the defendant. in manner
most pftfable.
I'VE have raised six boys 10 manhood,
she said. "and while some good men use
tobacco. our boys never did. They have
been good boys. We have never had to
row and there have been deaths in the
family, but this Is the hardest 10 bear
of all our trouble. We buried son and
a daughter. but to-day brings more grief
than those Deaths .
The heart-broken mother would not lie
down unless her husband lay by her slde
In the most loving manner possible the
mother, but there is little for friends 10
say 10 either OF them. The verdict has
dunfounded the church members or the
convicted man. They at a loss 10 ac-
count for H. but IL has not lessened their
belief in his innocence one bit
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-10-03
III Appointed He May Become Chief
Justice Through the Aid of Sem
ators Voorhees, and Turpfe.
GENERAL NILES PROMOTED
Placed IN CHARGE OF THE ARMY
As sCHOFIELD's SUCCESSOR.
General Reger Assigned tn Command
of the Department of the East
Other Important Changes.
pecial to the Indiapolis Journal.

Special to the fndiapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Ex-Representa-
tive Bynum is in Washington looking for
a new Office He is now an applicant for
the judgeship in the Central Judicial Cir
cult Court of Indian Territory, recently
made vacant by the resignation of Judge
Stewart. The other two judges are ex-
Representatives Springer and Kilgore.
Both these gentlemen received their err
mines as a mark Of Mr.. Cleveland's high
esteem of their views. Mr. Springer IL
viii be remembered, was slaughtered as
chairman of the ways and means commit
tee to make room for Mr.. Wilson, but he
graciously accepted his degradation and be-
came the administrators champion for
currency reform. Mr.. Kilgore deserved
well of the administration by resolutely
keeping away from every meeting of Mr..
Bland's committee on coinage. weights and
measures whenever there was likelihood
that his presence would make a quorum.
Since. then, these judgeships are to be OBJ
tanned, as it were. for meritorious service,
Mr.. Bynum believes that his recent SER
vice for sound currency, when he stumped
Indiana under the auspices OF the New
York Reform Club, entitle him TO recog-
milton at the hands of the administration.
There il possible chance that Mr.. By
num-. If he is appointed, may eventually
even become chief justice. The law Great
ing the three judgeships provides that the
judge whose commission shows the earliest
date shall be chief justice. Messrs. Spring
er and Kilgore are both recess appoint
ments hence if they are both confirmed by
the Senate on the same day, there will be
a fine question to priority. Unfortunate
:
ened with a serious difficulty in the shape
of an investigation Charges of a grave
nature affecting his integrity have been
filed at the Department of Justice. and ii
is stated that IL he is not removed by the
Attorneys general there will be a congress
sional investigation. as soon as Congress
convenes. In the event of an investigation
by House committee IL is, of course, i'm
probable that the Senate will confirm his
President. along with the other recess ap-
pointments This would dispose Of Mr.. XII
gore. But the latter's friends limiting
that Mr. Springer knows something about
these charges against Mr.. Kilg0re, and that
they will take care that action on his con-
firmation shall be delayed in the Senate.
Mr. Kilgore has friends in the Senate.
Mr.. Springer has none Now, If Mr.. By
mum can get Mr.. Cleveland to appoint him
to the vacant judgeship; then Messrs.
Voorhees, and Turpie would undoubtedly be
and Springer and confirm Mr.. Bynum first.
and thus make him chief justice. All Mr.
Bynum has to do in, This beautiful and
simple programme is to change Mr.. Cleve-
lands present determination not to give
him anything. The place is worth 5000.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-10-03
PLEADED GUILTY TO MURDER.
c. n. smith. Who Killed His Baby and
Sfster-in-Law, Likely tn Br. Hanged.

DECATUR, ILL.,. Oct 2.-Charles y.
Smith, who killed his child, Louise. and
sister-in-law, Edna Buchert, was arraigned
in court to-day charged with murder. He
pleaded guilty to the charge as to the
child. but not guilty TO the sister-in-law.
Judge Vail said:
This is a serious matter. Court must
sentence you TO death TO prison for life
or not less than fourteen years. Knowing
this do you still desire to plead guilty.
Il understand" said Smith calmly, ''and
| plead guilty TO killing the baby
The Judge SAID: Il want TO hear the evil
dence in the case and inform myself as to
the history OF this man.
II was then settled that the evidence
wousa pe neara i,, next a., Moneay , Inc pehet
death Monday. only nine day5 after the
murder.
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Many KILLED and wounded.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Secretary Olney
to-day received the following cablegram
from United States Minister Terrell at
Constantinople Monday several hundred
Armenians marched on the Porte, pro-
fessedly to ask redress of grievances. The
patriarch tried to prevent it, A conflict
occurred between Armenians and police.
Probably about sixty Turks and Armenians
were killed among others Turkish
major. Many people were wounded. The
Armenians carried pistols Yesterday sew
eral more We're killed. Last might eighty
were killed. Several hundred have been
imprisoned. The Porte had notice of the
demonstration which, 1t says, was organ
ized by leaders of the Hunchagist -evoIu-
tionists, whom they have captured. Much
terror exists. think the Porte will be able
to resist fanaticism.''
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dienee, however. refused to be pa
Gifted. and. with excited gestures
shouted: Enough we have decided
We will have liberty or death" They
rushed from the edifice and then attempted
to form themselves into a band outside.
inte nding to march to the palace The
Turkish police were on hand TO prevent
this, and they obstructed the efforts TO
form into marching order. The. crowd of
Armenians thereupon proceeded by mutual
agreement, but in detached groups or sin
gly. and by many different streets. TO an
other. spot Here it was that. after form
ing themselves into marching order, Ser
Wet Bey, at the head Of a body of gen,
darmes. called upon them to disperse and
to hand him the petition which they de-
sired TO present to the Grand Viz.er. The
crowd became incensed at this The i'm
mediate colloquy between Serviet Bey and
the Armenian who bore the petition has
been related above. Following upon this
the first shots were fired. and Serviet was
killed and several gendarmes were wound
ed. Immediately there was a great tu-
N ult and a wild scene of disorder, the
gendarmes charging the crowd at random
and the struggling mob fighting savagely,
but in hopeless disorder The rioters were
finally repulsed and reinforcements of gen.
darmes arrived, after which the crowd dis
persed.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-10-03
Two Races Unfinished.

CLEVELAND, Oct 2.-Results of to-
days events at the fall meeting of the
Driving Park Association:
2:24 pace: purse. $500, Ouida won second.
third and fourth heats, in 2:l714. 2:2O. 2:2sl4
Spalpeen won first heat in 2:l7&. Nellie
Mooreland, Nina D., Royal Dictator, Angel
ita and Carrie " also started.
2:17 trot; purse. $500 (unfnished) The
Conqueror won first and second heats, in
2:l2A 2:12A. Russelmont won third heat,
in 2:l2A. Pileta won the fourth and sixth,
in 2:121z and 2:14s4.- Fred r. won the fifth
heat in 2:l41k. Red Line, Black Raven,
Katrina Bell New Castle, Rife, Dandy and
Marie May also started.
2:19 trot: purse, $500 (unfnished.) Bad Ac-
tor won the first and only heat trotted in
2:lSia Sixteen other horses started
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loff Maud Medium. Red Leo. A. c. s.
Mary Speilman and Ira H were the other
starters. r
2:15 Trot-Quartermarch. won in straight
heats. Time-2:14&z. 2:i5 2:f5fz. Orange
Chief. Chance, Prince Purdy. Scranton.
Belle Grayfield and X : Albert also
started.
2:S5 Trot-Nannie won first, second and
fourth heats in 2:22L., 2:22is. 2:22A. Link
wood Kate won third heat in 2:23k Velos
Chester. Leigh, Sheriff Bartlett also
started
2:17 Pace-w l.. won in straight heats
Time-2:15A ELSA. 2:16H. Claus Forester
Carrie W.. Happiness, Brown Frank. Leila
c.. Katie Greenlander and Mephisto also