davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18
Fatalna katastrOfa W kOpalni ma
SLla,ku austryackim.

OPAwA, 17go marca. - w
kopalni Hoheggen, ma Szlazku
austryackim, nastspiia czorai
fatalna katastrofa. Byl to wy
buch gaz6w i pozar W kopalni.
w chwili wypadku 20O g6rni'
k6w znajdowa}o sic pod zle-
mia. q tel liczby zaraz zdoia
no wydobyc z szybu SOciu, ME
kt6rych zlekka rannych. Ma.
stepnie W cisgu dnia uratowa-
no jeszcze stu i potem pietna-
stu. Ostatecznie ssdzs, re we
wnatrz kopalni zginslo ME vie
cej, anizeli SOciu ludzi. DIS
zaczeto wydobywa6 ich zw4o'
XII Dotad dobyto 43 trup6w.
Kopalnia jest wlasnoscia arcy-
ksiecia Frederyka, kt6ry o.
swiadczyl, re kazdej Z widow
po g6rnikach, kt6rzy utracili
zycie, bsdzie p}aci1 po 100
guild. dozywotniej pensyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18
qelegranly KrajOW&
Straszny polar.

str. dzisiaj spali1y sic DO szcze>
tu pomiedzy godz, 10ta a 1lta
zrana. w trzy kwadranse po
wybuchu ognia, kiedy straz
ogniowa pracowasa,by 60 uga-
SIC, zawali}a sig po}udniowo-
zachodnia sciana budynku i "
gruzach pogrzebaSa kilkaua-
scie os6b, nalezacych do s}uz.
by koleJowej. D~ie osoby ma
miejscu zostaly zabite; kilka-
nascle pokaleczonych, a z tych
jedna wkr6tce potem umar1a,
a jedna niezawodnie jeszcze
umrze. Nazwiska ich So:
Zabici: 56 letni R. H. BOIL.
mann, zonaty, ojciec Z dzleci;
80 letni J. j. Preston, zonaty,
ojciec 6 dzieci; Is letni John
Bowen, kt6ry wkr6tce potem
umarl.
Pokaleczeni: F. H Howard,
John Leary, niebezpieczpie;
Patrick McDonough, Martiu
Greenburg; Harry Gunner
mann, Louis Becker, Henry
Gerling, T. G. Lauer; Caspar
Becker; J. Finley i George
Towers.
Szkoda zrzadzona wyniesie
100000 dolar6w.
OkrOpny wypadek.
DULUTH, MINI. II marca.
Frederick Marcott, wynalazca
patentowanego przyrzsdu ra.
tunkowego, dzisiaj przy Spaul.
ding House zrobi1 probe pu-
bliczns re swym przyrzsdem i
wraz kuzynem swym, l2.let
MIN George Marcott, z czwar
tego pietra spuszczai sic ma
dol. Kiedy obaj byli przy
3ciem pietrze, zerwa}a sic lima
i obaj spadli na chodnik ka
mienny. Chlopiec ma miejcu
sig zabilsa; m Marcott tax mo-
emo sic pokaleczy}, re umrze
niezawodnie. .-Pr6by lynne
aparatem kilkakrotnie pred.
tenn robione powodziiy sig do
skonale.
Przykry sen spefniOny.
COLUMBUS, O., logo marca.
Kiedy sKazaniec liza Cooper
onegdaj W nocy po ca}Odzien-
nej piracy usnal, sni}o mu sic,
ze amput)wano mu ramie i re
czul b6l tel operacyi. Idsc
wczoraj do roboty W fabryce
hak6w, powiedzia} towarzy-
szom, ze wydarzy mu sic ME
szczescie. [ istotnie, kiedy zbli.
zy} sic przypadkowo do kosa
rozpedowego, suknie jego "a
plsta}y sic W sprycby tego ko-
Ia, a on sam zostal uniesiony
W gore i lewe ramie zupe}nie
zosta}o mu oderwane. Sam zas
spad}szy, z}ama1 nogs dozua1
wewnetrznych uszkodzeh tax
groznych, ze niezawodnie um
RE. Liczy on dopiero % lat;
by1 zamknisty ma 8 lata "a roz'
b6j.
WiadOmOsc z Walsenburg.
DENVER, Colo, ,17go marca.
z Walsenburg, Colo, donoszs
do ,,News''.
Pietro Giabonce, jeden z
W1och6w, o kt6rych ssdzono,
ze takze zostali zamordowani,
znalazl sic. Kilku Meksyka
now znalazlo 90 oko}o 10 mil
cd miejsca, gdzie wype1ni}a
sic straszna tragedya. Nogi
iego by}y zmarzniete i znajdo-
wal sic on W stanie politowa.
MIA godnym W skutek zzis.
bniecia, glodu i przestrachu
przezytego. Dzisiaj szeryf po
czlowieka tego przyby1 i "a
wi6z} 60 do wiezienia W Pueblo.
Drugiego virginia, Antonio
Biabietto, ME znaleziono je-
szcze; Giabanco tez mic o MIN
nia VIE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18

zakradli sig do plebauii koscio.
Ia greckiego W Freeland. Pie.
ciu zamaskowanych, przyby.
wszy ma wozie, zeskoczylo i
drzwi przemoca wy}ama}o.
Mieszka6cy domu, proboszcz
Galowiczi jego gospodyni, pa
nj Lehatrg, sadzac, 5e sic pa
Ii, zbiegli sic re swych poko
J6w, wtedy ujrzeli rabusi6w
mierzscych do Mich z rewol-
Aweru. PAM Lehatog zaczsla
krzyclec, ale rabusle wtedy
oblll ia do nieprzytomnosci.
Dw6ch rabusi6w r1uci4o sic
ma proboszcza: broni1 on sic
lohpaczliwie, a W ko6cu udafo
mu sic uciec do swego pokoju
j zamknac sic. Potem rabusie
W ca1ym domu rozbljall drzwl
i okna; W biurze proboszcza
drzwi dsiurawiono kulami re-
wolwerowemi i pr6bowano dy.
namitem rozbiG kase. PAM LIE.
hatog wyskcczyla oknem, ale
js poch~yclli take rabusie i
oGili. Nakoniec sssiedzi pobu-
dzili sic nadeszli, ale wtedy
rabusle szybko wskoczyll do
wozu i odjechali.
Kandydatka ma burmistrza.
WICHITA, Kans., II marca.
w ko1ach politycznych dis
wieczorem nlema1a sensacya
wywv1a1a wiadomosc, ze panl
Mary E. Lease jutro ma kon'
weucyl obywat1lskiej zostanie
ogioszona kandydatks ma urzad
burmlstrza, by o urzsd ten
wsp6iublegac sic przeclw re.
publka1 sklemu regularnemu
kandydatOwi. Skoro przyjmie
nomlnacys,(z (zdaje SIG, ze prlyj
mie) popra ia W walce kobe
ty prohlblonlsci. 14.tygO'
dniowa kampania tym razem
bedzle bardlo ozywIona pa
ME take bsds przemawla1y
prawle codllennie ma mityn.
gach.
zbiegli wiezienia.
SEATTLE, WISH, II marca.
Dzlewieciu morderc6w dis
wieczorem pochwyci1o i zwia.
zaio str6za tutejszego wiezie-
MIA powiatowego j uciekio.
PrzyWodzcs byi os}awiony
Tom Blanek, kt6ry zesz}ego
roku zamordowal d w6ch ludli.
Jeden z morderc6w, Murphy,
po uciecze juz poszed} sam do
gi6wnej kwatery policyjnej i
odda1 sic W rece w}adz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18
TeIegramy zagranicEne
POWazne niepOkOje
W Madrycie,
Przesilenie ministeryalne.
Napady ofcerow na redakcye
gazet.
Przesilenie ministeryalne.

placach publIcanych gromadAs
sic tlumy.
Wczorai mialy miejsce burr
live sceny W Izbie deputowa-
nych, a rzecz zako6czyia sic
rezyguacys gabinetu Sagasty.
Opegdaj mad wieczorem redak'
eye dW6ch popularnych gazet
zosta}y zburzoue przez otcerow
woiska his1pa6skiego.
W miescie panuje wielkie
wzburzenie.
Rzecz zacze}a sic tax:
Gazeta codzienna Eel Resu-
men" W artykule wst5pnym
og}oszanym W piatek oskarza3a
mlodszych ofcer6w arm:i o
brak odwagi zapalu patryo-
tycznego L powodu, ze jakoby
niechetnie udaja sic ma wysps
Kube dla walki powsta1ca
mi. Artykui ten wywo}a} wiel =
kie oburzenie ofcer6w, kt6rzy
W gromadzie, ziozonej z 35ciu
ludzi, wpa1ll do biura redak-
cyl i l,teraluie takowe roz
bill. Poniszczyli meble, powy.
bijali okna i porujnowali
maszyny drukarskie,
Ma wiesc o tenn inny dzien,
mix "El Globe" wydaf ME.
zw}ocznie aadzwyczajns edy.
eye, W kt6rej bardzo ostro po.
tepial postspienie ofcer6w.
CT postanowili zemscic sic i
na "El Globe. Juz p6zuo
W nocy banda zioaona z 6Ociu
ofcer6w wpadfa do redakcyi
tego pisma rozpoczeio dzie4o
zniszczenia. Sztab redakcyjny
dal cp6r. WyNiazala sic gwal
towna walka, W ciagu kt6rej
ieden Z redaktor6w i dwaj Of
cyalisci redakcyjni odniesli
ciezkie usZkOdZenia, BlurO
redakcyi zostalo zniszczone.
T1um ofcer6w doszedl nieza
d}ugo do 400, a wszelkie usi
}owania uspokojenia go by4y
daremne.
Ofcerowie urzadzili jeszcze
napad ma redakcye dziennika
"El Heraldo'', ale tn odpar1a
ich policya.
Niezwlocznie potem W spra-
vie tych napad6w rozpoczeto
sledztwo, a W Izbie deputowa-
niych wniesiono wczoraj inter-
pelacye do rzsdu.
Ma interpelacye odpowiadai
minister wojny gen. Domin-
guez. Broni} on zbyt goraco
ofcerow, a wprost namietnie
oskarza4 redakcye gazet. Slo.
wa jego wywolaiy szmer ME
zadowolenia sr6d znajdujscych
sic ma galeryach reporter6w i
przedstawicieli gazet. w mia,
re, iak m6wi}, protesty te
wzmaga}y sic. Wtedy prezy-
dent Izby wezwal dziennika-
rzy do porzsdku, ,groasc, ze
opr6ani galerye. W odpowie.
dzi ma to wszyscy dziennikarze
powstali z miejsc, jak jeden
czlowiek - i opuscili Izbs.
Nastspilo zamieszanie; ;przer-
wano posiedzenie.
Cabinet wyszedt ma narade,
a gdy wynikly W jego lonie
powazne IMPROVEMENTS, nie-
zadlugo powr6cif do Izby - i
Sen. Sagasta, prezydent mi.
nistr6w, oswiadczyl, ze rezy
gnuje. Powodem nieporozu-
mienia W gabinecie byso to, ze
gen. Dominguez Sada4, aaebv
dziennikarze, kt6rzy umiescill
artyku}y przeciw Ofcerom, by
Ii sadzeni przez sad wojenny;
cywilni zas czlonkowie mini.
steryum przyjsli to asdanie -
z oburzeniem.
/ sagasta zaraz tego dnia z3o-
Psyf swa rezygnacys kr6lowej.
Nastspca jego ma bye feld-
Imarszalek Martinez Campos,
Rkt6ry utworzy cabinet prze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18
N1EATSI FElEERAFislNE z zAEsAE!Gy

- w Buenos Ayres, W Ar.
gentynie, powstat bunt W szko'
le kadet6w. Musiano takowy
poskromic si}s wojskowa.
- Fe Fraucyi wynikl wiel.
ki, powszechny strajk W fa-
brykach zapa@ek.
- Ma wybrzezach Tuuisu
znaleziouo zn6w szczatki jake
gos rozbitego okrstu; sadza. re
sa to szczatki krzyzownika
hiszpaiskiego " Reina Regen.
te."
- Wielkie bezrobocie robo.
tnik6w, pracujscych W fabry-
kach obuwa W Anglii juz sic
rozpocze}o W sobote; 100000
ludzi przesta}o pracowac.
- Parliament szWedzkl pod
wyzsz / clo cd zhoza wwozone.
60 z z~granicy.
- Projektowane jest prze
prowad >enie kolei zelaznej ma
Wierzcho}ek CORY M Mt Blanc
wSzwsjcaryi Naj~yzszy punkt
tel kolei znajdowac sic bedz,e
ma wysokoSci $500 metr6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18

uciek1 ME mona 60 bylo ma
razie pochwycic.
Lekarze szpitala twierdza,
ze rama Grady'ego jest smier
telna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18

Pieniadze do wypozyczenis. Duze sunny. Nizki
procent Pozyczamy peniadZe na budowe. Posis
dfosci tylko " Chicago. Sptscamy pozyczki cd To-
wsrzystw. Duza oszczednosG. Hipoteki lmortgs-
ges) ma sprzedaz. Igtosic sic osobiscie albo listo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18
KOnsystOrz papiezki W Rzymie.

R4YM, 17go marca. - Jutro
odbedzie sic W Watykanie z
odpo @iedniemi ceremoniami
konsystorz papiezki. Ojciec
sw. ma tym konsystorzu preko'
nizowac bedzie 65ciu arcybi-
skup6w biskupow; W te; licz.
bic znajdujs sic: arcybiskup z
St. Bonlface (Kanada) i bi.
skup z st. Johns, N. F..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18
Utarczka policyanta z czterema
fObuZami.

Utarczka pOlicyanta z czterema
fObuZami.
Policyant Thomas Mansfield
re stacyi W Englewood wczo.
raj rano przechodzil przez SO
ullce, kiedy ma przecieciu Hal
sted ul. dojrza1 bijacych sic
czterech meaczyzn. Nazwiska
tychze iak sic p6zaiej okaza}o,
by}y: James, Edward i Mike
German, jakotez Martin Kelly.
Policyaut kaza} i'm sic rozejsc,
ale ME tylko 60 ME us}uchano,
lecz nadto obelgami obrzucono,
a James German wyrwa} mu 2
pochwy pa}ke i uderzywszy 60
W glove, powalil ma ziemie:
Wtedy wszyscy czterej rzucili
sic ma lezscego i ok}adali 60
kulakami kopali nogami.
Mansfeldowi udalo sic jednak
wyjaG revolver i strzelic. Z o.
krzykiem b6lu upadl Edward
German, a trzej lnni rozbiegli
sic. Mansfield German krwis
oblani lezeli niezdolni podniesc
sic, dop6ki ich ME znaleziono.
Policyanta mocno obitego i
pokaleczonego opatrzyl lekarz;
zawieziono 60 do jego miesz
kama, gdzie zapewne d1uzej
policy, MIN przyjdzie zupelnie
do siebie. Edward German lie
czy lat 80, mieszkal pm. 1854
Peoria st., a zostal zawieziony
do szpitala Union przy Went.
worth ave. Lekarze twierdla,
ze rama jego jest niebezpieczna,
prawdopodobDie smiertelna.
We dwie godziny po zajsciu
wyzej opisanem, policy W
Englewood udalo sic areszto.
wac takae Jamesa German /
Martina Kelly.
s. J. Segers Oddany pod sad kry'
minalDy "a pOtwarz.
W sobote pred sedzia G. J.
White toczy}a sic juz pare razy
odkladana spraws s. J. sSeger.
sa, wydawcy skandallcznego
pisma "Kropid}o", oskarzone.
60 o kryminalns potwarz przez
p. A. j. Kwasigrocha, organi.
ste cd sv. Stanisfawa K. Jak
wiemy, Seegers napisaa fa1sz,
ze p. Kwaslgroch zabli dzleW.
czyne i ze by} "a to skazany ma
wiezlenie. Zaskarzony do sadu,
Segers obiecal ;potwarz od-
wotaci dopelnic innych warun.
k6w zgody, ale tego ME uczy-
nil. Wskutek tego sprawa to-
czyla sic dalej. W sobote o.
bro6ca Segersa usi1owa1 dowo.
dzic, ze S. ME Jest odpowie-
dzialny "a potwarz, ale mic to
ME pomoglo. Ssdzia White
oddai sprawe Segersa do ssdu
kryminalnego pod kaucya
$500. Rzecz p6jdzie wlasciwa
droga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18

- Wczoraj wieczorem by1
pierwszy wieczorek literacki W
Klubie towarzyskim. Byly
deklamacye, monologi,. muzy-
ka it'd. Zabawiono sic przy-
zwoicie i powaznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18

Pozyczamy pienisdze ma grunta po pro
cent. Pozyczsmy tskze pisniadze ma budowe do
NOW. opiaci Wam sic zgiosie do mas, MIN poi
dziecis gdzieindziej
Enydacker q Co, Bsnherzy
16S Washtngtea e.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-18
Rabusie ma plebanii.

C1NolrEATr, 17-go marca.
2 Hazelton, Pa, donosza, Be.
" sohota D p6lnocY rabnsie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-31

A tabor living IN Swinenundc-straq
,ftcr reeciril- 'solnd cudgclinr
al5 had li':e.si.e q apolorizc ia ths
agony" eci;1r1n 6 4 Berlin reiv ~ per
The Advertisement Is as follows: ~
herewith deelaro taat the jorrneyIaaf
,lacl;snith. Herr Kari X. IS a very
Ioacra bic ri2n-nbst hcno-95lc; ard J
laise ills opportunity of withdrawn
The mast Gcfcr1aaory c,,arres ! Iiallt
against hin. Hcrr Karl X. has clrcad,
,rivea rs . r-ool t;iroslIi:1r FOR the said
AandorouS words. Bat Herr Schieds-
-iaa the interccderl informs re that
Iicrr Karl y. win not do 50 Grain II
atate in a publie Ec,vspa per that he is
an honorable MAJ, and PIT Q thalcr in
Sic poor box. London Daily News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-31
Women's Day.
argument

The capital will be crowded with men,
beers OF the W. G. L. u, today, when the
200 expected delegates arrive besides the
large number that have already assem-
bled. The women will endeavor to en-
thuse the people with the idea of suffrag,
for them.
Lady Somerset will arrive ON the after
noon train and will be entertained by
Mrs. Oscar Holway while in the city and
will not be seen but by very few peopl,
except while in the Opera house. She
will return to Boston on the Pullman at
lip. NJ.
In the forenoon at 10 O'Clock the mem
bers of the various unions represented
will meet at the Congregational chapel,
and will hold convention, at which they
will consider the general work the organ
izaton has to do.
At noon collation. will be served at
the chapel, and the ladies from out of tn,
city will be provided with entertainment.
At o'clock the Y. W. c.. T. u. will pre-
pare grand supper at the chopcl.
During the afternoon the ladies will go
before the committee at the State House,
and the Presidents of the unions will
speak, also some of the well-known
women who are strong advocates of the
question at issue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-31
MOI TIE SAME GIL.
Blu. She Was Glnd' r.rao Ncdn't Made
ANY Chang in Her.

But She Was Glad r.rao Icdn't Made
s4 Amy Chang in I7cr.
The following auccdotc has both a
comical and pathetic side. What long
time fifty years is in the life of a
human being, And how far apart. how
unlike in tnstes, feelings opinions and
habits, men and women can become,
who in childhood slept under the same
roof, attended the same school and
dreamed of nothing but of being friends
forever! A gentleman whose ''courtly
manners" were mentioned in all the
newspapers when he died. 0 few years
after this incident. fancied in his old
age that he wished to see his boyhood
friends, and most of all, the fair
young girl, whose love long years be-
fore, be almost, but not quite, had
dared to ask.
He forgot country manners and called
at half-past eleven in the forenoon. He
was asked to walk right out into the
Kitchen" as there was no fire anywhere
else.
His early admiration stood before
him. in worn calico dress, no collar and
a wide and not faultlessly clean apron.
Her half combed grizzly hair was
tucked under rusty black lace cap,
trimmed with faded purple ribbon. She
had no teeth and n huge pair of silver
bowed spectaclcs were pushed up on
her brown, wrinkled forehead.
Fifty-two years before they had
parted with kiss, and he had been in
tending to meet her with one and thus
bridge the chasm of years. But he
changed his mind when through his
gold-bowed glasses he took in the pic
ture before him.
Wiping her hands on her apron she
gave him q hearty handshake and babe
him ''sit right down" adding that they
were ''lSilhng hogs and trying up
lard" but if he would "stay to dinner"
she would have "a fire put in the front
room"
OF course he declined the invitation,
and for his own comfort, as well as for
his convenience, he determined to make
his call short. Still, he must say some
thing complimentary before leaving,
but what could he say?
Just then the lard boiled over, and
with sllrill cry to her daughter to
come quick" the woman jumped up
and caught hold of the kettle. The
smoke and perfume were in themselves
far from agreeable, but they were
grateful to the caller. as they gave him
a chance for the desired compliment.
.Your step has lost none of its elias
tieity since the evening VIC snuntcred
together along the banks Of The r."
&c sail, while tiis"-holding out his
foll-healed caae lis needed to sup
port n;ac."
Yes. answered the woman, Pm os
rry rs Q bitten, ard ! have thought
,~cr since yGu'ge seen hero that was
-lal cac.;S'' ti;lc haIa't changed me
Is it has yoi'- Iouth's Companion.
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you Dom. Have to Swear OF,

Saws the st. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in m editorial about No-To-Bac the IA
mons tobacco habit cure We Know o.
,na,,y cases cured by No-To-Bac, one,
rrom;ncnt st. Louis architect, smoked
aud chewed for twenty years; two boxes
,.,,r Il hin, SO that even the smell of toboe-
80 ,,al,cs him sick. y No-To BAG sold and
,,,,aranteed by Il. G. Kinsman. No cure
=, ,,.y Rook free. Sterling Remed.
% New York or Chicago.
~ jan2adIpfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-31

The Sargent Mission Band of the First
Baptist church met, Tuesday evening.
with Miss Annie Clark and began a sc
ries of missionary studies. Twentythrtt
Young people spent very enjoyable even
ing in an imaginary trip through Japal
Papers on the country, people, religion
md mission stations were prepared b
Miss Rackliff, Miss Leonard, Miss Low,
10Y. Miss Fowler and Miss Clark. A MAJ
exercise and Il lively contest on examine
ZION questions concluded an instructivt
programme. Their next trip will be t.
nina
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Chicago Produce Market.


tHTyFff'Fs JfFTs q
FLoUg-prices without especial charge.
WuEaT-stesdy:- ------------- ----------------
No.2 spring, 52ta55i; No. 2 red. 5o.a5l.
CoRa-in good demand: No. 2, 4isail1.
OArs-frmer; 40. 2, zssa28!.
RYE-No.2, 50.
BARLEY No. 2, SLASH.
FLAxsEED-No. l, SI.s3sf.83.
PoRg-quiet; s9.75as9s7a.
LARp-s .S0as837k
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On his head. Bat in consequence OF
the swelling caused by the horseshoe it
woald not go anywhere near him; and
he laid it sadly back upon the seat.
No" he said, quietly; II can't say
that believe very iauch in luclS."
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NEW yong Jan. 81.
bhls, II ~ sectst s,lss gfo9S,l5gs, nctIrctrd
wcaR . - 80, 80 - 49,
INV nvt -as 4, usao *. civ ,,,tis a. onaa "a,
natents. "a coal IS; winter wheat. low grades,
sI as t5. fsir 10 fancy 81 b6aq IL; ret.nts
straiSbts, 3Ooa3 80: patents, 2baI 10; CITY
NILS nntepts I9 gnaa IA. rye MIXTURES 2 "a
. IN. sintncrGnc cs,s N. dnSS uoa2 "a
So,fTttrnN EtorT-duil yycaf:--rommop TO
fair extra. 81 901I 20; good to choice 3 voa3 40.
RyE.Ftcl.r-dail, easy; ------ SAGOats.uo
BUch fl'LCua--sl C5al g5
RUCxVTF1r- dgnS5.
Corn MlAL-dulJ, steady; ---- yellow
western az Sna2 50; Braidywine, 8 10,
RYE-nominal: Western 5oa5f
BAptry--lotoinal.-- No. 2 milwaukee. eta
"a; western, sSa67; two rowed state, Gia65: No. q
Toronto, Sass.
RARrrY NALT-dull ---western, T0a82;
two rowcd state. 50a,5; six fowed state, S0aS5;
city pladc Canada Ula1 G5
Wheat Receipts, $50 BUSH exports, 6O.0Gn
sales 2iQOO: dull, firm. &c higher;
No red. store and elevator. a7a57; --------
-aa oat, tsassl, fob. 58adgi; elevator.
So; for old, Jfk; Tor new; no. / hard, 7ia7ili
No. 2 spring, 17ia7S; No. ! northern, J7a67;
Nos northern, Ubia--; no 2 Milwaukee,, s0ia
70i; No. 8 red, a; No. spring, so .asD.; un-
graded red, 50a55; No white, 80.
CORN Receipts. 1890, exports. p 1iS, sales.
25,coo. dull, tirmi ------------------ ---------
i5saf7i. elevator; f9alo, auoat; No. 8, ola;
steamer ahQat, Il; yellow, a--40c: ungTaded
mixed, 45ahl; steamer mixed, 45ia45l: No.
white, 49sa--.
OATs-Kcceipts, EGO; exports, 1870 bush;
No. 2. 81 ia84l; do white, 3ea3Gi; No. Q Chicago
3iia3j3; No, 3, 33sa-; do white, - iaS53 mixed,
Western. 81 lass: do white. 37ai0i; white state
3s4ol.
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gaiIg gtnasbrf sparnal
HEARINGS.
GouIdsboro Town Division - New
Normal Schools
And the Wisgin School Tax Bill Were Among
Subjects Discussed.

With the exception of the hearing upon
petitions for new normal schools at Dex-
ter, Newport and Houlton and the COM
mittee on towns there were no largely at
tended hearings in the afternoon, Wednes-
day The Capitol wore an animated ap-
pcarance wherever one went. This was
in good degree due to the fact that after
the adjournment of the meeting of the
Woman's Federation the ladies visited the
different departments and attended some
Of the hearings
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gave hearing to Mayor Beal and Judge
Vose of Bangor, in favor of increasing the
civil and criminal jurisdiction of the
Bangor municipal court. Hon. o. d
Baker appeared for the bill to authorize
the Madison Wooden Co. to issue pre-
ferred stock, and Hon. C. f. Libby OF
Portland appeared in opposition. This
hearing was continued
Gen. j. p. Cilley appeared in behalf Of
the petition for State aid in publishing
regimental histories and made an eloquent
argument.
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Gouldstoro Town Division.

Wednesday afternoon and evening there
was lively hearing before the committee
on towns on the proposition to divide the
town of Gculdsboro and set off Winter
fiarbor The counsel for division are
Lawyers b. L. Tracy of Gouldsboro, and
hing OF Ellsworth, assisted by A. NJ. Spear
OF Gardiner. Lawyers Deasy and Wood OF
bar Harbor are the counsel for the opposi-
ton. Many witnesses were called. The
arguments for division in brief are thai
Winter Harbor pays large part of tbs
taxes, but cannot receive but a very
small share of the expenditures: and
rarely town officer, they say, is taken
from that part of the town. Further
more, it is claimed the town is a large
one, and division would not be an injury
The opponents deny these claims and
argue that division is wanted by those
interested in land speculation.