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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
THE MARYLAND CAST.

The Baltimore sun Is one Of the sound
est and most consistent Democratic papers
in the country Cbarring its lapse In be-
half Of free ran materiaIs'). yet 1t Is
making earnest and persistent war upon
"Gormansm'' continuing 10 rule Mary
land. even II German succeeds in mann
tanning his control at the coming Party
convention of the party machinery OF the
State. In an elaborate article discussing
the situation II says:
"a Republican victory in Maryland next
November II IL should come would De
the Crowning achievement OF Gorn.anlsH,
and its final condemnation. IL woDln
simply mean that the Democrats OF TINS
state had come at last TO the conclu-
sion that II was better to temporarily
defeat the party In order TO permanently
rescue il from the degrading dominion OF
the bosses.
The article cannot be understood other
wise than as advocacy Of the Democrats
supporting the Republican ticket In the
State election in November, rather than
the Democratic ticket. If dictated by
German for the perpetuaticn OF his rule.
Good Democrats may perhaps do such
things in Maryland. but the real and pre-
tended fear Of the negro forces US in
Virginia and in the States to the South
OF us to make all cur fights In local az
fairs inside the party's lines, so that
there can be no kicking ont Of the traces
here. however we may condemn what
the party authorities do. But II Is differ
ent in Maryland. They have no negro
bugbear there.
This being so. nothing could happen to
Maryland that could be as bad as Cor
mans vicious and corrupt ring rule. we
cannot help saying that we hope most sin
cereiy II may be broken tn some way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
AN ADMIRABLE STATEMENT OF THE
CASE.


The June financial circular Of John H..
Davis & Co. bankers. of New York city,
thus summarizes the situation:
1.-TWO years ago we were In the height
OF currency panic. and trying 10 ham
mer enough sound sense into congress
men 10 secure repeal Of the sherman
silver law. one year ago we were IN the
midst Of q commercial depression, such
as the country had not seen for gen
Grafton, and also following, day by day.
the course of Coxcy tramps and OF in
ternal war brought on by blind and bisot-
ed labor leaders To-day the whole
col nfry is alive with quickened industries
and hopeful men. The corn crop promises
TO be one of the biggest on record The
iron and coal men OF tho South have
combined 10 stop ruinous competition.
The soft coal men Of Pennsylvania and
Ohio have returned 10 work. The railroad
freight agents report increased shipping
business. The dry goods jobbers of Chi
cagO and 81. Paul say orders for next
fall and winter are from 100 to 400 per
cent. greater than last year. Voluntary
increases of wages have been announced
by scores of manufacturers. Europe Is
buying our stocks and bonds. Money is
abundant and cheap for legitimate enter
prises Iron rails are advancing. The
Western Union Telegraph Company re-
ports surplus OF $4,000 for the quarter
ending June Soth. against $4,000 In 1894.
indicating increased business between
business men. The Atchison reorganlza-
ton plan is a success. The Northern Pa
ciic plan will soon be announced, and II
will have the cooperation of the. chief
rival of the line In the carrying trade.
Railroad earnings are gaining
This is most admirable statement OF
existing conditions as compared with
what the pressing threat OF free silver
brought upon the country two years back.
and what man is so stupid as TO think
that a vast mass of cheap dollars is bet
ter for the country than the rising tide
Of prosperous business, which stability
and certainty In our finances has brought
about? II any prosperity came from that
II would be the prosperity of few gam
blers and spectators. while the great
body Of tho people would be overwhelmed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

by the financial panic that the over
throw OF the standard OF value brought
on the whole country The prosperity
that comes, though, from all Industries
being AT work spreads uniformly and al
large amongst all the people
The free coiners and the other caiami-
ty howIers would point to what this firm
tells us Of the telegraph company's earn
ings as proof of how Wall street roos the
people. But what blessed robbery when
fl is the result OF orders being telegraph
ed to and from all parts OF the country!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

John G. Robertson. of Richmond. Va.
who claimed that he was recently swim
died out OF 5000 by the alleged bogus
cigar firm Of BOyen x Co. unlcr promise
OF partnership, was before the grand
Jury to-day 10 secure IL is said, an in
d.ctment against the firm. including Bo-
gen. Lewis. and the typewriter Miss
Lewis. who is said TO be Lewis wife.
Robertson telegraphed Inspector Holm
berger yesterday that the parties had
been arrested in New York. and he came
here at once 10 appear before the grand
Jury. -Waslingl0n Setr of Thursday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
SATURDAY, JUNE q. 1895.
MEETINGS AND EVENT, THIS DATE

Manaioka Tribe. /. o. Il. NJ, Odd-Fell-
lows Hail.
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
TOneys Hall.
Richmond Lodge. IA. of NJ. Eagle Han.
Enterprisc Council. Jr. .. |. y. NJ, IL.
O. l.. a. NJ. Han.
Good viii Council, Jr. o. u. ~ NJ, odd
Fellows Hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

There will be a big meeting OF Post "A -
Virginia Division OF the Travellers Pro-
tective Association. in the rooms of the
Virginia delegation having returned from
the Texas Convention will have news OF
interest to every member. Colonel John
s. HARDWOOD and State President r. S.
Christian will speak. and IL is hoped a
good number will be In attendance.>
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

The ladies OF Highland Springs have
gotten up and signed a petition which
will be presented 10 Mr.. George E. Fisher
of the Seven Pines railroad. asking that
the motormen and conductors employed
on that line be allowed every other Sab
bath free for the worship Of God and for
rest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

THE Ascension" will be the subject OF
Rev. Edward L. Pelis lecture at the
Young Mems Christian Association this
afternoon at o'clock. This Will be the
last lecture for the summer. the series
beginning again the first Saturday IN
September
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
|M|TAT0RS

of our advertisements imagine a
snug satisfaction. Any ordinary
grocery store could do the same,
but would the application be proper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
A Job Printer Assigns

". H. Mattox. who keeps a job printing
office at No. q north Ninth street, yes
terday filed deed Of assignment in the
clerks Office OF the Chancery Court.
naming Minetrce Foikes as trustee. The
deed conveys presses. type. etc, ana
directs that after the payment OF taxes.
rent. and cost OF deed. Bette J. Mattox
shall be paid SEQ. she being endorser TO
that amount. and after that r. G. TIP
man shall be paid the sum OF $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

School has closed. and the festive small
boy will be very much in evidence from
now until midnight July 4th. 'All we VINO
have been small boys once upon time
should deh gently with young America.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

New York hotel men are considering
what they shall do in view Of the law
which compels them TO serve colored
persons having the price as well as white.
To a southerner this has a weird sound,
but it serves those right who would sup
port party capable of enacting such
law
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

Ex-State Treasurer Taylor. the default
er, pleads that part of the time OF mis-
flight was spent in the company OF Rich
ard Harding Davis, and a Chicago OK
change says it is believed the court will
be inclined to deduct such time from the
period of Taylor's sentence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

The Womans edition of the Portsmouth
Star. copies of which were received IN
This city yesterday, is highly creditabie
paper. well illustrated, ably edited. and
full of interesting reading matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

A vigorous war has been instituted
against fortune-tellers and similar deal
ors in futures in Atlantic City. and some
have moved away. Why didn't these
seers foresee this danger and escape2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

The annual picnic OF the Grove-Avenue
Baptist Sunday school viii be held next
Tuesday, June 18th. at Ashland Park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

The reform wave has struck Kansas.
Tho erassnoppers are stopping trains this
year again. but so far have not robbed
the plssengers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
HOUSEFURNISHlNGS.
Not impossible, thouoh it seems
sO---these prices for these values.

Not impossible, thouoh it seems
So---these prices for these values.
WIRE POTATO WASHERS, hardwood
handles. at TWO CENTS.
HEAVY WIRE STEAK BROlLERS.
large size-a usual pc artlcle-at TEN
GENTS.
New style Cocoanut Gra,ers-a lOc arti-
cle-here THREE CENTS.
FINE WIRE TEA-rOT SPOUT
STRAI\ERS-a 5c article-here To-.
THE VICTOR" EGG POACHER. with
perforated pan-a z9c article-at NINE
the TENNIS" EGG wMP-a Sc ar,i-
cle-here to-day ONE CENT
ONE-QUART TIN DlPPERS. loc quality.
here to-day al 2c.
TWO-BURNER OIL STOVE. iron tank.
highgrade stove. 81, value, here
to-day FifTY-NINE CENTS.
Handsome Oak Rockers, emboss-
ed sole-leather seat, fully worth S.,
for one-half, So. 50.
HAND SOME FIFTEEN-DOLLAR
BABY CARRIAGE. special to-day
only. SEVEN DOLLARS AND
HALE.
Extra length, extra strength. tine quail
- Sea-GTass Hammocks al SEVEN
LYNNE CENTS.
FINE TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS.
new shape handles. strongly boistered,
5gc dozen az pieces.
EXTRA FINE QUALITY CARLSBAD
CHINA CUSPADORES. beautiful dec
OratiOns. pretty shapes, full sizes.
established price zoe each. to-day only.
f9c
Heaviest Japanned Toilet Sets,
all the newest and popular coiorS,
gold-band decorations, a splendid
SI.5o value, for 99c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

Admiral Meade's successor. II he pro-
fits by the mistakes of others. will hard
ly prove a bonanza for newspaper inter-
viewers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

The only defence advanced by the New
York policemen who got caught in the
Lexow drag-net is that the devil tempted
I haNll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

The indications now are that the spring
overcoat may be permanently laid aside
for the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

The indications are that Jackson City
is doomed. John Y. McKane ought TO
receive a comrade from that locality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
A STOCKING DAY.

Ladies 300 Black Hose for 25c.
Ladies 2ic Black Hose for ljc
Ladies' Black lsc Hose FOR l2i4c
Ladies Black Isle soc Hose for 33c.
Childrcns Black l9c Hose. sizes 20 10.
Tor l2i.c
From 3 to $50: Ladies Black or
Tan, Best American Ioc Hose for &c
pair.
rs white China Silk ParaSolS,
white sticks, white ribs, for CSC.
Ladies' Close Rolling. silk Gloria Um-
brellas silver mounted on Congo ana
Weichsel sticks. for SIS
$50 silk Gloria Umbrellas, worth w TO
$40 each, for $50.
From 10 10 II o'clock:
100 Close-Rolling silk TaGeta Umbrellas.
usual $40 value. for SIS.
From 4 10 ) o'clock:
800 Paper-Dound Books. good titles.
former price Zoe, for o. each.
/ package Star Linen Writing Paper
and / package Envelopes. l5c
Ladies Sets for Shirt Waists. DC set.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

The Republicans at Cleveland found
big bugaboo i'm the silver question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
9HE COHEN CO.'S

Store stands aloft OF the ordinary
commonplace manner of merchan'
dising It contaius a world of bar
gains, gatheIei by skilled buyers.
Ne have here the matured plans oil
LOGICAL reductions--reSult OF ex-
tremely large buying, enriched by
the necessity of manufacturers, job
hers. and general dealers to close
their stocks for this season to mer-
chants that can scoop the entire
lots.
TO-DAY WILL BE A HARVEST
FOR QUICK BUYERS. No chance
to duplicate any special lot after
they are gone.
How many houses in America
would undertake the sale OF len
HUNDRED AND ElGHTl-SlA
LADIES DUCK SUITS?
The goods were right; the right
colors, styles, makes; the prices less
than cost of the sewing, and the
manufacturers trouble IS ended.
They will be OH sale this morning.
Every sort, size and kind, IN white
and colored.
White suits. Imported Barneley Duck
Tor S2:S.
Colored Duck Suits. all sizes. l9c. ...,,..
Solid Coiored. Tan. or White Duck SUNS
for si9S. -.
"Tho Etna" English Tweed Suits, half
price. to-day 3i2.
White Duck Suits elaborate c'lored
trimmin. $50 SUITS Tor $3.50.
GRAY on Ian Covert-Cfcth Suits-sold
several hundred this season az 80"
these $iCS "A suit
White Marseilles skirts, TO be 75c.
French Marseilles or Corduroy skirts.
cream or white Si95. worth 81
N25 Colored Duck Skirts for 15c.
II has been found needless TO
waste time trying to better the
values OF The Peoples Store.
Mems SuspenderS.
The highest grade. sold usually for 20
81 and BE. to-day s. 10 and i5c.
Ready at 10 o'clock: 200 Wash
able Rob Roy Four-in-HandS, usually
I21lc, for Sc each-limit.
Might as well get the proper kind
ct a SHIRT WAIST as the any kind
of sort, the right sort, and the most
proper price. Some twenty dozen
new ones tor to-day's selling. SOC
for Percale Laundered Collars and
Cuffs up to SI.75.
30 Waists thrown out to be sold for
l5c. were $50 20 s. IS.
A strange choiCe-counter full Of
Ladies and Mems HandkerchiefS.
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs. worth 10 to
2jc
Ladies' Embroidered Handkerchief.
scolloped or hemstlt,hei, worth - TO
2ic
White, OF white with colors. your choice,
~ y, each.
From 10 to ID O'Clock: 200 dozen
Mems Tape Bordered HandkerchiefS,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

Chief Clearance IS to Great Britain what
LiioukalaM is TO this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

The causes of Chicago's floating deb
are being rapidly jailed.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-07-13
SPRAWY POLITYCZNE.

Indianapolis, Ind. Gubernator
stanu poda& do wiadomosci, ze ma
ostatniem posiedzeniu legislatury,
zostaso przyjete prawo, kt6re mad
zwyczaj sciesnia dawne swobody sa-
lunistow. Przeprowadzili je tempe.
rencyusze. Pod}ug prawa tego,
obywatele moga zadae zamkniecia
sslunow; takze zabroniono wszyst.
kich gier, chocby nsjmniejszych, a
okna ME moga bye nigdy zasioniete,
by widocznem oy@o, co sic robi We
wnatrz.
Des Moines, Iowa. Smiech wzbu.
dza walka tutejszych temperencyu'
szy przeciwko salunistom. Mimo
tego, re wlekszos6 obywateli orzek}a
sic "a zniesieniem salun6w prawo
to przeprowadzono, obywatele racza
sic teraz napitkami W waptekach, kt6-
rych W ostatnich czasach otworzono
ME wiecej, jak 1876, a ktdre ME psa-
cac podatkow cd spirytualnych ma
poj6w,moga nawet lepsza whiske,jak
dawniej W salunach,sprze dawa6.
Saratoga, N. Y. Ma surowy roz-
kaz majora miasta, wszystAie domy
cry zamknieto. Obecnie W caiem
miescie, ktore dawniej byio praw-
dziwem Monaco, ME mona 'sszczes-
cia" sprobowa6.
Syracuse, N. Y. Ma zjezdzie ma
uczycieli, kt6ry sic obecnie odbywa
jednog1osnie zaprotestowano pre-
ciwko nowemu rawu,kt6re zabrania
nauczycielom picia napoi alkoholicz-
nych.
Indianapolis, o. Syn zamordowa-
nego prezydenta James Garfield jest
kandydatem ma senatora stanowego
z okregu Warren.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-07-13
TOLEDO, OHIO, 13 LIPCA 1895.

Cincinnati, O. l3-letni ch}opiec Q
orrisDavis ,uderzeny pI}ka,w skroh
podclas cry zualazs natyohmia-
stowa Smier6.
Wilkesbsrre, Pa. kopalnia nr. 6
zostala doszcsetu zniszczona wybu-
chem gazow. 7miu g6rnikow straci-
10 zycie.
Montreal. Ma linii kolei "Grand
Trunk'' wykoleii sic poc'ag pasazer-
ski. Is os6b jest zabitych, 40 ran
nych.
Buffalo, N. Y. Ma placu wysci-
gov za}ama}a sic trybupa. 30 ludzi
ponios}o ciezkie obrszenia cielesue.
Newark, N. j. 4S-letni robotnik,
Pawe} Walters, spadi wysokiego
rusztowana zabii sc ma miejscu.
Louisville, Ky. Troje dzieci far
mera Kuck zmar}o, zpowodu jedze
MIA trujacych jag6d.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-07-13
FANATYZM RELIGIJNY.

Boston, N. Y. Podczas parady
czwartego Lipca, przysz2o do krwa-
wei walki miedzJ apaistami j obyva.
telami ME sympatyzujacemi mimi
Jan Wills zosta} ma miejsdu zastrze
lony, kilku innych niebezpiecznie
poraniono.
English, Ind. w miejscowosci
Siberia, podozas pikniku niemieckich
katolik6w, przysz}o do krwawej b6j
XII pomiedzy katolikami nieproszo
nymi ma piknik apaistami. Try o
soby So zabite, oztery smiertelnie
ranne, so niebezpiecznie. Wszy
soy mieszkahoy So obecnie uzbroje
nj zdaje sic, ze przyjdzie do po
nownej walki.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-07-13

Rochester, N. Y. Strajk robotni-
kow wfabryce guzikow frmy"Schle-
sing & Veter" zosta} ukohczony
zwyoieztwem robotnikow. Dostawac
teraz beda place jaka otrzymywali
pred dwoma laty.
Sharon, Pa. w fabrykach "Sharon
Iron Works. zastrsj kowali robotni-
cy, zadajacwiekszej p'acy. Kompa-
MIA ME chce ustapi6, sprowadzi}a
murzyn6w ma miejsce strajkjerow, z
czego powstaao ogromne oburzenie
i zdaje sic ze przyjdzie do grozuych
rozrnch6w.
Rockport, Ind. 200 W}och6w,
ktorym kontraktor ME wyp}aci} Ia
pracowanych $4,000, odgrazaja sic,
re budynek, ktory postawili zburza.
Kontraktor uciekl z mlasta z picnic.
dzmi, obywatele zas ME wiedza co
czynic, poniewaz W4osi niechca i
s}yszes o tem, by ich odstawiono do
innego miasta.
Charleston, w. Va. Cd dw6ch
miesiecy strajkujacy gornicy W lioz-
bic 900, przywiedzeni do rozpaczy
Oedza g}odem, W okolicy Pooa-
hontas niszcza ogniem zabudowania
kopalh dopominajac sic W ten
spos6b swych spraw. Kompania zga-
dza sic ma przyjecie robotnik6w z
powrotem do piracy ma dawnych wa
runkach, jednakowoz wy}acza z
Mich wielu. Gornicy ME chca bye
podli W obeo swych towarzyszy i
VIOLA cierpie6 jeszcze daiej nedze...
Gubernator posaa} ma miejsce zabu-
rzeh diva pulki milicyi.
Gornicy zss uzbrcjeni marszeruja
cd jednej do drugiej kopalni wype.
dzaja g6rnik6w nalezacych do uni i
odgrazaja sic ze wszystkie zabudo'
wanna kopalh zniszcza ogniem.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-07-13

alnyoh zsodziei pocztowycb, zdosaio
ucleo W biasy dzieh z wiezienia ma
Ludlow ul. Do dzisiaj ME ma 20
mich sladu.
Richmond, Va. Podczas nahoaeh-
stwa W kosciele prezbiteryahskim
l8-letnia Minnie Wilkins wystrza.
lem z rewolweru odebra1a sobie w.
ole. Przyczyna samob6jstwa niewia-
donna.
Philadelphia, Pa. Niejakis Gre
CORY, wraz re swa spolniczka ne
glerka, ,zostali aresztowani pod zarzu-
tenn porwania wiezienia 14-letniei
dziewczyny W domu prostytucyj-
nym.
Hun,ley, Ills. William Putbresh,
zosta} zsprowadzony przemoca do
lasu przez "Biale czapk," odebral
znaczna liczbe batow, "a ciag}e po-
niewieranie swej zony.
Lake City, Fla. Pastor melody
stow "a napad ma jakas kobiete, 20.
staa "a miastem powieszony przez
wzburzonych tym postepkiom oby.
wateli.
Louisville, Ky.-Edward Byrnes !,
policyant, gdy chciaa aresztowac ia.
k'egos n nurzyna zostal zastrzelony
przez jego towarzysza. .Morderoa
zbieg}
Boston, Mass. Albert S. Joy, ska
zany ma dozywotne wiezienie "a NOR
derstwo popeanione jeszcze W roku
1877, zosta} u}askawiony przez GU
bernatora.
Grants Pass, Ore. Zamaskowani
rabusie napadll ma pociag Southern
Pacific kolei zrabowali wagon po-
cztowy. Zabrali podobpo $4,000.
Harrisburg, Ark. Me wykryci
dotad z}odzieje kasy powiatowej
ukradli $3,40O.
New York. Jak oglosi} proboszcz
Rzymsko- -kato)ckiego kosciola sw.
Leona, ks. 7 Ducey, papiez wydaf
dekret znoszaoy wszystkie posty ca
lego roku wyjatkiem Piatkow.
Buzzards Bay, Mass.-Grono ro-
dziny Grovera Clevelanda powiek.
szy1o sic c6reczke. Matka die
cko So zdrowe. Jest to juz trzecia
c6rka Clevelanda. Grover syna ME
ma zadnego,- bedsie mia3 komu
zostawi6 W spusciznie wielkiego
swego imienia ri.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-07-13

Bowling Green, o. O6ara tajem
niczei zbrodni stala sic niejakas pa.
nj Olive Peany, nslezaca do tax zwa-
nego "lepszego towarzystwa." Dom
W ktoryrn pope}niono morderstwo
by} podpalony. Podejrzenie pada
na dr.. Eddm ,kt6ry u p. P, any by
wal bardzo czesto.
Shenandoah. Pa. G6rnik MARGIN
Retti gan, poksleczy} nozem swa 10
ne, ,,akze siostre takowej, ktora sta
re'a W jej obr'nie, nastepnie sam
-ob,e zadat kilka ran W brzuch. Ra
ny wsxystkioh sa niebezpieczne,
st masa nadzieja utrzymania ich
pray zyciu.
St. Joseph, Mo. Ze sedzia Lynch
winien bye cokolwiek umiarkowah
szym, swiadczy fakt, re postrzelono
tu cziowieka, posadzonego o kry-
mipaloy napad ma S'letnie dziecko,
kt6ry bya, jak sic pozniej przeko'
nano, zupeanie niewinnym.
Denton, Md. E. NJ. Price, ktory
napad4 ma maAa dziewczynke Mollie
Dean zamordowa} takowa, zostas
skazany ma powieszenie. Gdy o
tenn lud sic dowiedzia1, wywleczono
Price'a z wiezienia powieszono ma
siupie telegrafcznym.
Quincy, Ills. Henry Domis, ma
pad{ mad rzeka, ma Is letnia Msrye
Smith, gdy ia zacze}a krzyczed, "a
da4 jej gaeboka nozem rane W kark,
jednskowoz nadbieg4 policyant Do
misa zastrzeli&. Rsny dziewczecia
So smiertelne.
Nantlcoke, Pa. F. Rittenbender
szkolny dyrektor, zosta} zastrzelony
podczas kaotni przez n;ejakos Abra
hama Eckerd. Morderce aresztowa'
no; powodem zbrodni miasa bye
zemsta. Wzburzona ludnosc chce
E kerda linczowa6.
Louisville, Ky.-Jan Brown, gdy
syn jego ME chcial speini6 poleco
nych mu poruczeh, strzela do niege
z rewolweru, raniac smiertelnie
Brown sic ukrya, gdy jednakowo'
syn jego umar} utopi} sic W rzece.
Washington, Ind. Jakob Jage1
zostal aresztowany przez szeryfa poe
zarzutem, ze usi4owa{ otruc ca{a 70
dzine niejakiegos lgelharta. Jagel
sprzeda{ i'm chleb, kt6ry zaprawiony
by} arszenikiem.
New York. Trzech nainiebez
pieczniejszYoh zbrodniarzy, speoy