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noNp ISSUES Mrsr CONTINUE.


Tile financial cilior Of the New York
Commercial Advertiser. In resent re-
y-few ef the situation. finsas much 10 cx-
cite apprehension. The rsscent raid up
on the treasury reserves. following up-
on the renlenaslsnasnt II tinse reserves
hy the hcr1d issue. has bssn so rapid
and heavy aa TO bring Tie necessity for
apotlfr issue of bonds IN sight TNs.
reserve. now bat iitt.e above SSo,0eo.-
ESQ, sii:4y easily he reduced To ST.. 600.
eco within the current meais The
psaEa fs1cs h that taee treasury fs on
tasa eve Of amotiaer critical siare when
the strain upon its resources viii be
heavy. ana exceptional measures will
~ necessary.
Under the circumstances. he sug-
xsSts taaat two shings should hs done.
one Is 8ips Passing NJ a law aulisarix-
bswraw on obligations similar 20 Brit
ssh sxcheaner bills az i,sys rates of in
teFSsst ami for u short tune. This woaila
eFsaas,e tha tresaxNry t. cope with
the isssnedlate uiiflruigy. The othcr IL
the passing os law eetzstsag a cur
reasey eaafnllsSdoa u take testimony
as to the stesirS,s ana legitimate wants
OF the COUNTRY. both AZ ia Quantity ard
quality of CURRENCY
Ii Is apparent tasat the end 90 bon,s
ISSUES te nsasntaln the treasury reserve
has not ysSt been ssxachet. The ssehea,4.
proposed by the New York editor ~
substituting for horsis exchssyuer notes
az low rates 90 interest would certainly
he an Improvement The bonds navy e.
suct rain for ten years ard bear IN.
teress st re< cent. While $herp - no
sflss5rctsAsse prospect that tae treasury
wssiid have surplus rssvenaes - -
deems hcssds az Shorter gis,is there Sc a
deep grounded ssaFSSssian Is the assu-
snce Of this class of kong term interest,"
hearing paper by tire government.
Bas cSstsd shc notes SugIyeses<t--saegx
term tow interest excaseQser hillside
nostesis Ttae government Is ruuntng
sa see,s at the ratio 81 rs,s less sasan sta.-
esooa ysssr. This IS she underlying
csassc 81 the depletion ~ tsle treasury
sesesTs IL - being paid out. in "a
sssssissalssSas way. il Is true, fnr current
sApceses- The srosIh9e with tlss. reserve
hssgsa wssh The sarsa aexfs4.ssSsa. II
h.aS coss;tnss3. n Part az least because
ths eaiasAss sstwsen TIRE revenues ana
sszsAsasss ~ the goSegsEs,ssss has been
- we years ea ssse yvExsav safe az taso
ssessrer. 7fsefs u ~ sncthssi BY waiea
eAsfssierssy ~ fs<enae ssssy ~ mes .x.
eees By borrowing the ssssrsaxe. ms
las hteFs essszs. ssssi. - Essa~ as sessg44.
saxy tssitsAe can segaaay sci san.ss
VII fscesaae sosagsaae. Tas geas w
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-02

Father Damonss Record fer UniSsn<
Lovers and Consoling tbs Bereaved.
OF all <hs records OF the year just
past. none goes deeper 10 the hearts OF
hundreds of people In al parts OF the
Sound country than that OF Rev J0isn
F. Damon. Mr.. Damon occupies a Pc
culfar and established position In the
eyes OF Seattle and adjoining country
residents. As Judge Orange Jacobs ~
the Nestor of the bar. so Is Mr.. Damon
the patriarch who has presided over
gr,e cereTnenies that made twp hearts
as ore and again over the c2sket that
brings sosTow 10 the household.
During the year 1894 Mr.. Damon sol
ennized 150 marriages. adHinstersu
the rite Of baptism to twenty persons.
and spoke over ninety-fiye eaSkets, Seh-
DERBY and reverefIEly conslgniIlg Their
contents TO kindred dust. IT IS mat
ter for church people TO consider that
from all these funeral services Mr. Da-
mon did not receive enough money TO
pay his car fare In many cities the DIFF
ferent congregations take it upon them
selves to provide a fund for the pay
ment Of ministers services where the
afflicted families are too poor.
The record Of the vanished year
rounds out the work OF a quarter OF a
century since. as the pioneer Congrega-
tional missionary, Mr.. Damon came to
this city and assisted in organizing
Plymouth Congregational church.
The organization was perfected at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Sandersoii, james street, between
Second and Third. January IA. 1870.
The first communion service was held
the following sabbath, January Is. the
pastors text being from Isa- xiv: II
mo weapon that is found against them
shall proSpeg.'' The service was at
tended by eighty persons, and at the
evening service of the same day the
number was increased by ten. These
services were held in a hall AZ the
southwest corner of Commercial street
and Mil street now called Yesler ave-
nue., on the present location of the MAJ
tional Bank OF Commerce.
Mr.. Damon continued his preaching
at outside places as opportunity of
fered during the week, visiting the mill
towns alternately. He looks back with
pleasure to the generous courtesy with
which he was received and has been
FOR all these years entertained. until
times noiseieSs wings have famed
away the ardog- of his pulse and he no
longer essays the role OF stated preach
or.
Since Mr.. DaGalon's advent in Seattle
October 10, 1869. he has soiemnized 1910
marriages. baptized 15S persons and
spoken at 725 funerals. The marriages
and funerals CT a place or section are
a coed criterion by which to judge its
development. Below is given the rec
ord of the marriages and funerals at
which Mr. Damon has officiated. COM
mencing with 1874 and approaching the
last year by periods of five:
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ceSved f0r the bou<sE goes into the treas
ury 10 be promptly drawn out In re-
Disruption of legal tenders vsich in
u bssszns-ss for current expenses
Until provision Is made 50 that the
revenues win be sufficiently augmented
20 equal necessary disbursements there
is no method whereby cash payments
can be maintained by the government
save by selling h-erhis, unless. indeed,
the Poraisst aeflesre OF france be
adopted ard the printing press be de-
pended on TO supply the deficiency.
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NO AEMIsrlCE YET.
Japan VIII Not Stop Fighting Until the
NEGOTIATIONS Begin.


Washington City. Jan. Minister Ku-
rino. of Japan. said today that in his
judgment there would be no armistice
and no abatement IN the war between
Japan and China Until the peace plenipo-
tentiaries have actually assembled and
formulated some basis which will warrant
a cessation of hostilities. and have them
selves asked for an armistice
Picking, Jan. 1.--Liu Kun VI will have
effective control of the Human troops,
which are now very numerous in the
north. Tae provincial officials have sue
ceeded In preventing the formation CT
an imperial army, the opposition being
chiefly aimed at the central control of
the purchase of munitions Japan is de-
laying her answer to China's peace pro-
posals, and thus is gaining time for her
Interior projects.
Paris. jan Ia dispatch form Shang-
hal says that ao.ooe of Ii Hung Chang
best troops have been sent to quell a
serious rebellion at Chinchewfu, north of
the Gulf of Pechili. 4 fortnight ago the
dowager empress had forty iashes given
to Chin ana Chan. concubines of the en-
peror. who had excited her ire by Offer
Ing advice 10 his ma iesty.
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cembinasiaa Of NorsAwess Counsies.

Wlaa9conl. Jan f--Special.--Ti1e menu
hers of the Legislature in this section OF
the state, and including nearly all the
lower Sound counties, sesni disposed to
form combination for non-poiiticai
purposes that will render their re-
spective counties less at the mercy OF
the larger Delegations from King.
Pierce and Spokane, when important
matters particularly affecting them are
under consideration. 1t is not intend
cd to make it an offensive alliance 90
the extent of ansagonizing any section
OF the state. but rather a defensive one
to prevent eascroacianealts on the part
of the big counties. Senator Gilbert
writes concerning it as follows: 4
feel sure it is the proper thing to do,
fer the northwest counties to combine
and stand together. irrespective Of par
ty. Then we would be In a position 10
do some much needed legislation As
1t is now. the large delegations come
from cities of the first class. and they
stand together and look after such laws
as most interest them, using us as vo-
tiers; while we small delegations, stand
ing alone, are left with our measures
to tail over the session. 1t seems to
me to be only fair and In justice 10 the
Northwest to meet combinations with
a combination
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The Newt midland r,nancsa, p.n

ST. Johns, -. F.. Jan. The sessions
or both houses OF the legislature last
nlgaf sefs stormy ones In the unr.er
house TIE fnai vote on the bill guarantee
Ing the Commercial bank notes al ninety
cents on the dollar resulted in a tie yerse
- 20 = bat the measure was pssses, nv
tFa chairman casting his vote for n
Aessrs- ThornhGr1 and Angel. whltevay-
atess hosIea their party. which Is now "a
psTSeT, amid tee raaudss Of the AUDIENCE.
In tsae lower house the government intro
asaees4 q bill atalishsng the four years dis
qualification for bribery and corruption,
which renders ex-rreEnlsr whiseway ara
sixteen % bis followers incapable of hold
las office. The opposition ol5ssYuesea the
MEASURE. end tbs crowd present INDUCED
81 scaa kissing OF the speakers TIE hat
se- demanded that the galleries be clear.
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The appeal Of Capt. Dreyfus. the French
traitor, has been denied.
RichIouski & Sayet's great petroleum re-
figery al Batourns on the Black sea, mas
bean burned The loss is enormous
Director Seckel. OF the Berlin CONNER
cial exchange. committed suicfde MONDAY
by shooting himself. He had contracted
debts on the bouzse amounting 20 over
I,o01, 100 marks.
EARTHQUAKES were feE Monday in South
ern Italy and Northern Sicily. Although
not violent enough TO damage property
they increased the panic. The whole pop
uiation Of several towns and villages are
camped in the fields.
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NJ. DE GIE.s DYING.
Prince Lebanon to Succeed Him ri
Minister OF Foreign AffaIrs.

St. Petersburg. Jan. lit Is reported
that Nj. de Giers, the Russian minister
Of foreign affairs, whose III health has
frequently been referred To- recently,
Is dying. 1t is also reported that the
Russian ambassador to Austria, Prince
Lobaaioff Rosttoyskd. who is now on a
special mission to Rome. having been
charged to announce TO the pope the
accession of Car Nicholas to the
throne OF Russia, win succeed NJ. de
Giers as Russian minister of foreign
affairs
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equipment ard operation o. branches
under the present methods MoTeoysr.
where possibly an independent trolley
line would he unr,rvfitabie. II would De
seig-slpgxz.ting IL linked 90 arsd man
aged in connection with q main trunk
line The application Of electric power
in transportation Is yet In is infancy.
and the present generation viii witness
marvellous Improvement and Develop
inert in speed. safety and cosnfort Of
ff<as-1f
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CURED BY ELECTRICITY.
Another List OF Patients Cured by DR..
parrln.

Another List OF Patients Cured by DR..
Darrln.
Mrs A. c. Lands, sos West street.
Seattle, cured of scrofulous sore on
the limb.
Mrs. r. Hayes daughter, corner
Twentieth and Marshall streets. Tort-
land. goitre, cured by electricity.
Thomas Stienstra, corner Ninth and
O streets, Tacoma. infiamed eyes OF
long standing, cured
DIR DalTin is located at Hotel Chill
berg, Tacoma, and will treat the poor
free (n,edicines excepted) frQn 10 to
II daily. Hours for all, 10 a. m. TO
s p. m. Sunday, 10 to p Consulta-
ton free. All durable chronic, acute
and private diseases in men or women
successfully treated. Errors OF youth
and lost manhood a speciality. In
most cases only one visit required at
the doctors Office. Question blanks
and circulars sent free.
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TIE ~eatse Poss-Iaieilsg encer. which
feeeSsiF absorbed tie Morning Telegram.
apfseareG tSss week in new dress set nv
Shs linotype machines, watch were OBJ
tNisaea freFss ssss Telegraph plant The In
ssisagenser hsss always bern an abe ara
VEL sS'ieA ~ paTer and the new dress
enaoses IRE uaanageFgeat 70 present a be-
ter raper shan ever. II Is beyond question
t1F sSs1ang raper in the state anf no
pairs Vii b. spared - maintain The high
Standard q Observation-Disclosures Irse-
Eea4sai.
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Yesterday all conductors In the pas
seager service of the New York Gem
trail Railroad Company furnished bonds
in the sum of s.. 600 each for the faith
full performance Of their duties The
New York Trust and Security has
made an agreement to go on the bonds
of all conductors in the employ of the
rssazf
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The demand for copies OF the New
Years souvenir edition OF the POST
Inielligencer was something remarkable
The newsboys could not get enough Of
them AMI It was late in the afternoon
before the regular subscribers could be
supplied. The entire edition. by far the
largest ever published by any newspaper
in the state, is almost exhausted and
those desiring copies TO send to their
friends in the East should make an early
application at the business Office Of the
Post-IntelIigencer.
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A GUARANTEE.

The Post-Tnteiligencer hereby gnaran-
tees ~ advertisers a bona fide paid cir
culatlon, Daily. Weekly and Sunday.
double that of any other newspaper
published in the state OF Washington.
Advertising contracts will be made sub
5ect 30 tilis guarantee.
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Advertisers

in the souvenir edition should
make their checks payable to
Will A. Steel, under whose SUI
peryision the edition has been
issued.
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Marriages. Funerals

HIS services at weddings have been
in demand from Union City on Hoods
canal, to Waslula. and at funerals from
Port Townsend to Aberdeen.
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"a. The speaker gave an order 20 this
erect. bat il was found impossible TO car
nv il out, and finaiiy the speaker bad to
samu,ariiy close the session.
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The Post Intelligeneer
New Years Souvenir Edition,
10 Cents a Copy

1t can be procured at the bus
mess Office Of the Post-Intelii-
gencer in single copies wrap
ped for mailing, or in larger
numbers.
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You viii Want It.

Every Seattleite will take .
natural pride in it and will
send to their friends in the East
and South
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And every shot acorA bulls-eye ut any and al
distances. Our medicines aud preparations are
effective and reliable rene Hes, because we never
fail to compound them properly. competent
pharmacist is the PHYSICIANS main reliance In
the treatment OF disease, and our medicines nre
the praise OF the medical profession. Medicines
must be made up from pure, frcsa drugs to ss-
cure proper results. Every drug in our stock is
Of tho highest standard in the phasmacoroeia,
and urexcelled in the universe.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION of the
Boston National Bank of Seattle at Sc
attic. in the state OF Washinsgtoz,. at the
close OF business. December -. 1884:
RE.SflI rEsfsINs
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powdes
Awarded Geld Medal Midwintcr Fair San Francisco
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-15
POZARY
w Bradford, Pa. i Oleann, N.

w Bradford, Pa. i Oleann, N. Y,
szerza sic gr6zne lesue pozarY.
Menasha, Wis. Zgorza& tam wiel
XII magazyn frmy"W eden wareCo., ,
Straty ogromne.
Loraiu, o. Zgorza} tam kosci6l
katolicki. Straty docho liza do$S OO0
asekurowany by' tylko ma $500.
Newark, N. J. Browar frmy Bala,
tine & Sons zgorza} do szczetu. .Szko,
dy dochodza do $25O,OO0.
Fredericksburg, Va. Zniszczyl
tam ogieh fabryke Kingsee, m}yr
wodny i szesc domow mieszkalnych
Jeden cz}owiek straci1 zycie W ogniu
WARSAW, N. Y. Budynek fabrycz
ny ''Salina Crystal Salt" kompanii
zgorza}. Straty dochodza do $lO0.
600.
Milwaukee, Wis. Sksady drzews
frmy "Foster Lumber Co.. zostaly
zniszczone ognier. Straty wynosza
100000.
Milwaukee, Wis. Wielki pozar
zniszczy} fabryke kufrow ma rogu ST.
Paul 13 ul. Straty obliczaja ma
$4,000.
Appelton, Wis. w tamtejszym
elewatorze zbozowym wybuch} z ME
wiadomej przyczyny pozar. Szkody
SO dose znaozne.
kalamazoo, Mich. Wybuch} tam
pozar, ktory zniszczy} prawie GAIA
dzielnice miasta. Wiele robotnik6w
z tego powodu straci}o tymczasowo
prace.
Baltimore, Md. ~ dom0w miesz-
kalnych wielki tartak frmy A.Stork
& Co., zniszczys ogieh. Straty O.
gromne. Blizko SO rodzin zosta}o
bez dachu.
Aurora, Ills. Podczas pozaru jaki
szerzy} sic ma farmie Jana Kutchen
takowy wpadlszy do obory, by pood-
wiazywac bydao, zosta} przywalony
ciezka belka i zgina} W p}omieniach.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-15
WYPADKI.

Pitkin, Col. Piec os6b znalaz}c
smierc prey piracy W tunelu. zostali
przywaleni wielkim odaamem ska}y,
shamokin, Pa. DIVA pociagi Phila
& Reading zderzy}y sic re soba ,przy-
czem 3 osoby re sauzby kolejowej
stracl}y zycie.
Paris, Tenn. Ma stacyi kolejowej
nastapi}a kol;zya dw6ch pooiagow.
szczesciem, ze pociagi ME bysy W
ca}ym biegu, skohczylo sic tylko ma
zgruchotaniu jednego towarowego
wagonu; ludzi Mkt ME zostal "a
bitym.
Erie, Pa. Prey przed2uzaniu tune
lu, widocznie przez nieostroznosc ma
stapi2 wybuch dynamitu. Robotnik
Harrity, zosta2 zabity ma miejscu,
prowadzacy roboty Lathroopi in.
nych kilku robotnik6w, takze odnies.
Ii niebezpieczne uszkodzenia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-15
NOWINY z KRAJU.
WIADOMOSCI z WASHINGTONU.

Chihski posel wreczyl Clevelando-
wi wlasnoreczny adres cesarza chin
skiego, W kt6rym ten dzrekuje "a
przyczynienie sic do zawarcia poko-
ju miedzy Chlnami i Japonia.
Minister floty twierdzi, re St. Zjed.
posiadaja, az zawie le wojennych
kretow, jednakowoz brakuje mary
narzy, i kougres musi zezwolie ma
powiekszenie dotychczasowej liczby
takowych.
Naczelnik tajnej policyi Hazen,
wyjecha} W tych dniach do Londynu,
by bye obecnym podczas procesu
przeciwko amerykanowi Howardowi,
oskarzonemu podrabianie picnic
dzy.
Senator Mitchell, bawiacy obecnie
W Westinghouse, twierdzi, re demo
kraci stanu Wisconsin So przeciwni
woluemu bciu srebra. lie w tenn
prawdy zapewne tylko vie sam pan
senator.
w miesiacu kwietniu, jak wyka-
zuje urzad statystyczny przywiezio
no do pieciu. portow amerykahskich
W Philadelphia, New Yorku, Bosto
ME, BALTIMORE San Francisco $50,
697 500 funtow cukru w Genie $40.
2S9 .434. Jest to najwiekszy dow6z,
jaki kiedykolwiek egzystowai.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-15
W DZISlEJSZYM NUMERzE.
(VoL. IX-JuNE Is, 1895.

jak obecnie, to jeszcze zawiaduje i
parafia niemiecka W Pierce City Mo,
gdyz tamtejszy ks. proboszcz o. To-
masz Lusterberger 0. S. B. wyjecha4
do Europy ma trzy miesiace nlnie
swoja parafe pod opieke zostawi4.
Bodajby to pierwsze mole odezwa-
ME sic W "Ame,yce' poruszy@o Ia
moznych czytelnik jw tejze gazety i
ably ich skfoni}o do przybycia ma
sze strony i poparcia naszych intere-
sow tinansowych, to koscio} i para
fla GAIA nasza osada polska posz4a-
by W gore, ktorei dzisiaj ma4o kto
vie, gdyz zostawiona sama W sobie,
niema stycznosci reszta polonii a
merykahskiej. Badzcie pewni Bracia
Rodacy, re chociaz ma}o mas tn jest,
ale jestesmy dobrymi polakami, ko-
chajacymi wiare i ojczyzne nasza; zy-
jenny piracy, ale tez moie Bog do
zwoli, re sic czego dcrobimy syno-
vie nasi beda kiedys uzytecznymi
czfonkami narodu polskiego W Ame-
ryce.
As. Edacard Ra'neriusz Rejnert,
proboszcz parafii polskiej W Briceield.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-15

Sumit, S. D.-Donoszs, re strssz-
ma traba powietrzna wyrzadzi}a tam
wielkie szkody.
St. Louis, Mo.-Robotnicy ST.
Louis Shovel Co. dostali wieksza {
10 procent zapfate.
Menasha, Wis.-"Menasha Woo
len Mill Co." podwyzszy swym robo-
tnikom place cd 1go Lipca.
Little Rock, Arkansas.-W tamtei
Sym szpitalu lezy chory znany przy.
w6dzca robotniczy, Samuel Gompers,
Oswego, N. Y.-Strajkierzy "
przedzalniach powrocili do piracy ma
lepszych warunkach.
Bethlehem, Pa.-3OOO robotnikom
" tamteiszych kopalniach podwyz.
szono place 10 procent.
Kingston, N. Wv cegielniach
tamtejszych zastrajkowano. Strajk
ten ogarnie wszystkich robotnik6w W
poblizkich cegielniach.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-15
WIADOMOSCI z CLEVELAND.

Formerly kilku lejarh zamierza.
ja straj kowat. Pracuja obecnie mad
silnieiszem zorganizowaniem sic.
Alicya Ross zosta}a aresztowana
pod zarzutem kradziezy dyament6w
wartosci $500.
w American Wire Works" straik
skohczony. Robotnicy wlacaJa do
piracy ma lepszych warunkach.
Wilhelm Maks Jozcf Synek 70
stall aresztowani, poniewaz jezdzili
koniem, ktory powodu z}ej uprzezy
mia} rany ma piersiach i grzbiecie.
Trzej chfopcy: Michaf Sheridan
Patryk Morris i Edward Sweeney u.
toneliw jeziorze Erie podczas kapie-
Ii. Zw}oki ich wydobyto nazaju,rz.
Jak6b Meinhaban zosta4 niebez-
piecznie poraniony podczas wybuchu
kot{a, jaki mia} miejsce onegdaj W
Standard Oil Co.
Tomssz Paszek, zamieszka4y na
Sacket ulicy, zawiadomi& policye, re
wieczorem, gdy procz jego y letniej
c6rki nikogo ME by4o W domu, przy-
szed} iakis "tramp' zabra+ rome
rzeczy wartosci $1,000.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-15
KRONIkA KRYMINALNA.

Detroit, Mich. O. Fisher zastrzeli]
podczas k}otni konstabla Affego. Nor,
derce aresztowano.
Columbus, o. Zosta} tam powie.
SONY farmer, Lafaette Prince, ktory
pred niedawnym czasem zamordowal
swa zone.
Detroit, Mich. Pani Pope, ktors
zamordowa}a swego meza, W celu
osiagniecia asekuracyi "a jego zycie,
zostaaa skazana ma dozywotne vie.
zienie.
Guthrie, Oklahoma. Policya aresz
towa}a tam pod zarzutem kradziezy
ksiedza sekty baptyst6wJ.P. S ,hmid
ia. krad} podobno z g}odu
Milwaukee, Wis. w poblizkiej
osadz1e, Oconto, nieznani dotychczas
rabusie zastrzelili saluniste M. Bua-
gaertnera. Zabrali oko}o. 500.
San Francisco: Cal. w tych dniach
W wiezieniu St. Quintin zosta1o
straccnych przez powieszenie az pie
ciu zbrodniarzy, ktorzy skazani 20.
stall ma smierc.
Montgomery, Ala. zamorlowane
tam zosta}y dwie stare kobiety, kto-
re gotowa1y jedzenie W obozie drwa-
Ii. Morderstwo pope}niono dla ra-
bunku.
New York, N. Y. Onegdsj', Grand
Jury' orzek}a, re ex Inspector poll.
cyl Mclaughlin, oskarzony o pobie.
ranie }ap6wek inne naduzycia, jest
winnym. Laughlin apelowa} do wyz-
szej instancyi.
Washington, Ind. Dwaj Farmerzy
Jozef Fisher i Henryk Beckett po-
kiocii sie,nastepnie pobili, przyczem
Fisher uderzy} taxa si}a Becketta
kijem W glove, re zabi3 60 ma miej-
seu. Morderca zbieg}.
Lemont, Ills. zona Fr. Bough
salunisty, posadzajac, francuzke u
trzymujaca tam dom zgorszenia En-
ma Girou, O stosunki z jej mezem,
strzell2a do niej z rewolweru zabija-
jac ma miejscu. Morderczyni aresz-
towana.
Philadelphia Pa. so letni Fr. Reed,
zamieszka}y pod nr. 429 Christian
ul, zosta} zabity wystrza}em rewol-
weru przez niejakiego Alcorna; W
tymze prawie czasie Grzegorz Per-
kins strzeli} ma Market ul. do prze-
chodzacego 40 letniego Jana Green,
raniac go smiertelnie. Zab6jcow
sresztowano, jednakowoz ME wiado.
mo jeszcze jaki jest pow6d tych NOR
derstw.