davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
wystaWy stanOWej.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, % wrze'
snla. Wczoraj wieczorem zam'
knieto wystawe. Trwala przez
tydzie6 i powiod1a sic dosko.
male. Liczba wYstawionych
przedmiot6w, odwiedzaiacyc
gosci premij rozdanych, byia
wieksza, nia kiedykolwiek lub
gdziekolwiek ma Zachodzie ma
wystawach stanowych. Wczo'
byl dzie6 bicyklist6w i muzy-
XII. By}y muzyki z Chicago, z
Peorii, z Canton i z Spring.
fieldu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
Prasa angielska o kOntrOWersyl
Chinami.

LoNDYN, 30 wrzesnia. -
Wszystkie tuteisze gazety pi.
szs obszernie o kontrowersyi z
Chinami. Ton ich bardzo wo.
jowniczy. Wszystkie 50 zdania,
IL Brytania musi dzia}a6 ener-
gicznie, azeby Emusic Chiny
do po3ozenia tamy napadom
na misye, do surowego ukara-
MIA napastnik6w / dania wszel,
kiei innej satysfakcyi. sSnStan- 3 :
dard" twierdzi, 2e ia sprawa
moze przyprawic dynastys
chi6ska o utrate tronu. I'll.
mes" zapewnia, re Chiny jest
to olbrzymia, ale cieaka masa,
o kt6rej przyjaz6 sdbac ME
warto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
Peru i Bolivia.

LIMA, Peru, 80 wrzesnia. -
Ma granicy Peru i Bolivii wy
nikaia bardso czeste starcia
pomisdzy ludnoscis dw6ch
pa6stw. Zaostrza to mOcno
stosunki pomiedSy Peru a Bo
liwia, i tax juz nacisgniete z
powodu sporu o granice. Ia
Rad departamentu Puno ma
przedsiswzisG energiczne kroki
W celu odwr6cenis dslszych
zajse.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
cabinet BadeniegO.

W1EDEN, 80 wrzes. Gaze
ty utrzymujs, ze cabinet hr.
Badeniego bsdzie niejako drn-
giem wydaniem rzad6w hr.
Taafego. Bsdzie on rzadzi1
ze zmieniajacemi sic stosunko-
wo do okolicznosci wiekszo$-
ciami W Rad2ie pa6stwa. Clio.
wny sk}ad wiekszosci stanowi<
beda: zjsdnoczona lewica, kon
serwatysci niezalezni i Polacy.
WPlyw i przewaga klubu hr.
Hohenwarta musi ustac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30

sic W MIN 81 gosci, i ci z trud'
noscia aycie uratowali. Przy-
tomnosci umyslu i odwadze
pani G. L. Goodall, kt6ra Kill
kakrotnie wraca}a do p}onace-
90 hotelu budzila gosci, bez
watpienia kilka os6b Aycie "a
wdzlecza. Kiedy wybuch po,
Ear, dal silny wiatr. Szkoda
zrzsdzona wynosi $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
gelegramy ZagranieEne
WielkOb y tania = a Chiny.

LoNDYN, 30 wrzesnia. :
Gazety dzisiejsze twierdza, IL
Rad angielski W poparciu
swych z9daG, wystosowapych
do Chin, a kt6rym ME uczy-
Mono zadosG, postanown urzs,
dziG demonstracye morska
przed Nankinem we wtorek
lub srods biezscego tygodnia.
W demonstracyi wezmie u.
dzia} IA statk6W woiennych.
Okrety woienne Rainbow"
"PIover'' Spartan, "Swift"
/ "AeoIus" znajdujs sic W r6z-
nych portach na rzece Yang
tse Kiang. "Caroline'' "Un.
dsunted'I, "E1gar" "Archer"
/ "Alacrety" stoja W porcie
Woo Sung. "Daphore" "Fire-
brand" znajduja sic W shang'
hal. Admiral jest ma polka.
die "Edgara".
Wszystkie te statki vienna
udzial " demonstracyi.
W Nankinie panuje z tego
powodu wielkie przerazenie.
Wiele os6b, szczeg6lniej bo-
gatsi kupcy, wyjezd1aja ztam-
tad z rodzinami dzieGmi. Wi
ce.kr6l kazat WyWiezc sw6j
skarbiec do Shanghai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
NoEe Okrety W0jenne dla Nor.
Wegii.

CHRYsT1ANIA, 90 wrzesnia:
Rad Norwegii obstalowa} W
warsztatach okretowych W
Anglii diva pancerniki, kazdy
o 10000 ton objetosci i s To-
dzi torpedowych. Ma koszta
budowy tych statk6w zostanie
zaciagnieta pozyczka we Fran.
cyl. Ludnosc norwegska jest
oburzona, re okrety ME costa
ns zbudowane W kraju, lecz
"a grauics.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
POtepienie >, ,,Wiarusa".

.Przewiel. ks. Linenkamp, geEe.
rainy wikary dyecezyi ST. Joseph,
publicznie W szpaltach YWiary i
Ojczyzny" potepia winthsAiego
;, Wiarusa" (dawniej ,,Katolika"),
jako pismo oszczercze, siejace
nienawis6 niezgode pomiedzy Pola'
kami odbierajace polskiemu ladowi
wiare.
Oby to potepienie' raz otworzyso
ocsy tym, kt6rzy czytuja to oszczer.
cza i paszkwilowa gazette!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
KOniec niemieckiegO teatru.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, 29go
wrzes.-Teatr niemiecki Ser
mania" przy 3ej ulicy, W kt6-
rym cd wielu lat dawano
przedstawienia niemieckie z
rozmaitem powodzeniem, prze.
szedl teraz W rsce przedsis'
biorcy ameryka6skiego. Ma
zywa sic George W. Marcellus.
Zsmieni} nazwe teatru ma
oGlobe Theatre".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
DemOkratyczna kampanias

COLUMBUS, O., % wrzesnia.
Wczoraj wieczorem otwarto tu
ka m y a nj 9 denokratyczns
wspania}ym pochodem po uli-
each dwoma wielkiemi zgro.
madzeniami ma placuKapitolu.
Oko1o 5000 os6b wzielo udzia}
W pochodzie. Liczba obcych
dochodzila do 10000. Przema.
wall exgubernator Campbell,
John B. Peaslee, DIR. J. A.
Norton, Gen. Finley i inni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
Trzt sienie ziemi W Meksyku.

MEKsYK, % wrzesnia. - Z
miejscowosci Pinotepa, po}ozo.
nej ma wybrzezu Oceanu Spo'
kojnego (w Stanie Oaxaca)
nadchodzi wiesc, IL. cisgle daja
sig tam uczuc gwa}towne
wstrzasnienia ziemi. W jed
nem miejscu wybrzeze Oceanu
zapad4o sic na zuacznej pre-,
strzeni. Morze strasznie faluie
tax, re rybacy ME osmielai9 sic
wypfywac na po}6w. Ssdzs,
ae ma dnie morskiem W tel oko-
licy utworzy3 SIG wulkan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
NiezatWierdzOna ustawa szkOlna.

BRUksEILA, 20 wrzesnia. -
Kr6l Leopold odm6wi1 "a
twierdzenia uchwalonej przez
izby ustawy szkolnej, opartej
ma gruncie wyznaniowym, kt6
ra swego czasu robi}a tyle ha'
}asu. Uczyni} to ustepstwo dla
libera}6W.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
Czy pOdobna2
"Polak W AM" !" pisze:

"Polak W Am" pisze:
oRozchodzs sic pogfoski, ze cleve-
landzki apostata Rademacher zamie.
rza uznad "a glove "niezaleanych"
czyli schyzmatyckich kosciol6w pol
skich moskiewskiego archireja, rezy.
duiacego W San Francisco, CAL"
Czy podobna?!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
Zamach ma prezydenta AIHarO.

QIUTo, Ecuador, 30 wrzes.
MIA. - Wczoraj uczyniono "a.
mach na zycie PREF. Alfaro.
Nieznani zlcczy6cy wdarli sic
do palacu = i usi1ow wall "a
mordowac >prezydenta. Ia.
mach sic ME udal. Wiesc o
zamachu wywolala wielki ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
Kradziei miliOnOWa.

PARY2, 80 wrzes. w m.
Montpelier pope}niona zosta1a
kradziea paru milion6w fir. z
Bauku miejscowego. Wido-
cznie dokonalo tel kradziezy
kilku sprawc6w. Polieya roz'
wine}a nadzwyczaj energiczna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
Racya.

- Powiedz mi moi J6zefe, dla
czego tax duso pijesz?
- Robie to jedynie przes oszcze.
dnosd.
= Me rozumie!
- Widzi pan, "a kaade dsiesie.
whisky, ktore wypijsm, jedenasty
funiuje mi saloonista darmo, prsy-
zna pao, as pic "a darmo, jest to ME,
mals przyjemnoit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
Bukiet " l0dzie.

Parowiec ,,Ophir" przybyly
Sydney do Auglii, przywi6zl kr6lo.
wei Wiktoryi cd zarzadu Novel
Walii Pc{udniowej bukiet liiij
australijskich, wybornie zskonserwo-
wany lodzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30

uczestnicy mieli zamiar zabic
markiza Ito we srode wieczo-
rem. Aresztowano spiskoW'
cow. Znaleziono dokumenta,
kt6re So jawnym dowodem ich
why.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
Hotel spalOny!

EAGLE RIVER, Wis, 29go
wrzes.-Znany hotel letni La.
kota mad Twin Lakes dis
rano sic spali3. znajdowalo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30

Pieniadze do wypo2yczaria. Du2e sunny. NizH
procent po2yczamy pieaiqdze ma budowe. Posia.
dfokci tylko W Chicagy. Sptacamy pozyczki oS
Towarzystw duza oszczednosC Hipoteh lmor
Rages) ma sprZedaz Zgt0siG sic oso6lscie albo II.
Ctownie do H. o. STONE & CO., La Sale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
Me zamach, ale spisek W JapOnii,

YOKOHAMA, 29 wrzesnia. -
Ze dr6dia urzedowego zapew.
niais teraz, il faktycznie "a.
mach na ayeie prezydenta mi
nistrow markiss Ito 60 czem
don : }y wczorajsze telegramy.
Prep Red ME by} dokons,
ny. Natomiast faktem jest, ze
odkryto spisek, kt6rego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
Przybycie parOWcoW.

RANDERS Danii: Jotum New Orleans.
NEW YORK Spsarndam z Rotterd., UmbEia z
Liverp., La Bourgogre Havre.
HAvRE: La Gasgone N. ].
LIVERPOOL: Etruria N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
KOzfGWSki eksk0munikO.
Wany przez ArCybiskupa
Feehana.
Tekst ekskomuniki odczytany
we wszystkich koscio}ach
polskich i czeskich.

polsklch l czesKlcn.
Upad1y kap}au Antoni Ko'
zlowski, kt6ry za}ozy} schyz'
matycks parafe ma Jadwigo.
vie, zosta} od}acz ouy eksko,
munikowany Kosciola kato.
lickiego.
We wszystkich koscio}ach
polskich i czeskich odczytano
wczoraj podczas naboze1stwa
odpowiednie zawiadomienie
Najprzew. ks. Arcybiskupa
Feehana.
Oto angielski tekst eksko-
muniki:
Whereas, The Rev. Anthony Kos.
lowski, Polish priest, not belonging
to the Archdiocese of Chicago, and
having no jurisdiction In 1t, has
grievously violated the laws and the
discipline of the Catholic Church and
of the Archdiocese of Chicago; and
Whsreas, Hs persists contum'
aciously in his unlawful and schis'
maticsl conduct:
Therefore, after due process OF
ecclesiastical law, the Rev. Anthony
Kos!owski is hereby publicly and
soIemnly communicated.
The effects of this most grave
censure of the Church are:
First-He is cut off from the com.
munion and society of the faithful.
Second-The faithful are forbid.
den, under severe penalty, to hold
communion or auy intercourse with
him.
Thrd-He cannot receive or ad!
minister any sacraments. If be should
attempt to give absolution in the
tribunal of pensnce, the absolution
is invalid.
Fourth-He cannot be present or
assist at any of the public exercises
or effi ,es CT religion. He cannot be
present at mass, vespers or any other
public service.
F.f.h-ae cannot receive or fill
any eff ,e in the church.
Sixth-If he should die in that
state be should be deprived OF Ch'is.
tian burial.
The foregoing, accurately transla.
ted into the Polish language, is here
by ordered TO bs read at all the
massss in every Polish church in the
Archdiocese Of Chicago, Sunday,
29.h of September, 1895.
Gwen at Chicago, 9th of Sep.
tember, 1895.
+ Patrick 4. Feehan,
Archbishop cf Chicago.
Potwierdzony przez Najprz.
Arcybiskupa P. A. Fechana
przeklad tejze ekskomuniki
brzmi, jak nastepuje:
Poniewsz ks. Antoni Koz}owski,
kaplan polski, ME nalezacy do Archi.
dyecezyi Chicagcskiej ME posiada.
jacy W tejze zadnej iuryzdykcyi,
ciezko zniewazys prswa i dyscypline
Kosoiola katolickiego, przez to TAX
ze Archdyecezyi Cbicagoskiej;
1 poniewaz uparcie trwa SVEN
nieprawnem i schymatyckiem poste''
powaniu:
Dlatego po nalezytem przeprowa,
dzeniu procesu podfug prawa kosoiel.
nego rzsczony ks. Aatoni Koziowski
jest niniejszem publicznie uroczy.
scie ekskomun;kowany.
Skutki tel najciszszei kary kozoiel-
nej So:
l. Jest on odoiety cd spoiecznosci
obco vsnia wiernymi.
2. Wiernym jest zabronione pod
ciezka kara przestawad jakakolwiek
mie6 MIN stycznosd.
8, Me moae AMI przyjmowsc sni
u1zielac zadnych Sakramentow sw.
Gdyby sic odwazy} da6 rozgrze
szenie W trybunale Pokuty Sw., roz'
grzeszenie tskie by}oby niewazne.
4. Me r:oiebJc obecny ma zadnem
publicznem nabozehstwie ami tez po
1l.zo ILL.,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
PracOWita w sWOim rOd8sju.

z tel Maciejowej to okrutnie le-
niwa kobieta.... Ma W kaftanie dziu.
re, i nawet ME chce sobie za3ata6.
Widzisz, ons woli-innym przy.
pina6 latki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30
Fair ma sierGty
W hall przy ul. Bradley.

Tow. sw. Barbary nietylko
wystapilo Gin corpore" ma Fai.
RE, ale ofarowa}o jeszcze ma
sieroty $15 gotowka. Ma
"Fairze" samym pokaza}o sic
bardzo dobrze.
Bog zaplaG!
Tow. sw. Jadwigi we4mie
udzia1 W "Fairze" dnia 1890
pazdziernika.
Dzis "Fair" ma korzySf sic.
rot W hall ma Bradley. Przyu
chod2cie wszyscy!
W sobote przysz}a wystspi
ma "Fair" Tow. sw. Micha4s
Arch. re Stanislawowa.
Wczorai Hala przy ul.
Bradley by}a sapelnioRa po
brzegi.
Bawiono sic wysmiericie, a
wszystko by1o W najlepszym
porzadku. Ma ''Fairze" by}
obecny prawie ca}y nowy "a.
rzsd Zjedn. Pol. Re-. Kat. p. o.
B. S. J. Byli tez goscie z
Milwaukee: alderman Pawi1ski
i PIP. Sawiccy.
Wiscej takich dni, a sierotki
polskie ME beds mialy krzy.
wdy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-30

Tow. Sw. Jadwigi we4mie
udzia} W "Fairze" dnia 1890
pazdziernika.
The Globe-republican., 1895-12-19
ISLAM OR DEATH.

Those who Deeline To Embrace the
Faith Killed BY Slow Torture.
LONDON, Dec 16.-The Daily News
has dispatch from Constantinople
which says: News is daily received
here of thousands of Armenians who
are offered the choice between Islam
and death. At Marash an Armenian,
who was ordained an Anglican clergy
man, refused the choice and was killed
by slow torture. At Kharput two Pro-
testants preached and were murdered
for the same cause. At Achme fifty
two persons died as martyrs for their
religion. At Ouzoon a large number
of Armenisns were captured and led
to a neighboring Turkish village,
where they were ordered to change
their faith. Fifty of them rushed into
the Euphrates and were drowned. the
Turks shooting them while they were
in the water. At Hob, eighty-6ve were
killed.
This day the British vice consul 1T
Van describes the condition of the Ar
menians there as being too appalling
for words. Thousands of women and
girls are wandering through the snow
filled streets without shelter or food
and barefoot, their ASSISTANTS having
only left them a chemise. and some Of
them only a cloth to cover their
nakeGneSA
The Globe-republican., 1895-12-19
COINS" NEW PARTY.
1t L. launched Under tho Namo Of Spa
tri0ts Of America"

It L. launched Under tho Name Of "Pa-
triots Of America"
CHICAGO, Ill.,, Dec. Is w. 81. Har-
vey, the oracle of free silver, who is
better known as ''Coin," yesterday
launched his new political party. Ac-
cording to the press notice which Mr..
Harvey gave out, it IS to be known as
patriots of America" Its especial
mission is to advance the cause of free
silver. as well as to eliminate selfish
ness from politics, and it is expected
to IA -~~me all existing polit-
ical ),
- rider. called the Daughters
of 49, Republic, is also to be started.
Its membership will De confined to
the gentler sex, and the head of it
will carry the proud title of the first
woman of the republic. 1t is not to b.
female suffrage organization, but
rather a helping hand to the patriots
of America. who are expected to do
the voting.
The Globe-republican., 1895-12-19

WAsHINGTOS, Dec. 1.-THE attitude
and claims of the Cubans are set forth
in statement given out by Senior
Gonzales de Quesada, the secretary of
the Cuban delegation in the United
States 1t is in answer to q pamphlet
signed american" which has been
widely circulated In this country.
Senior Quesada pictures alleged Span
ish cruelties, gives the official estimate
of $4,000 revolutionists in the field,
and invites Spanish advocates to de-
bate. He continues: "A document
circulated by the Spanish representa-
tives through their paid medium of
the bureau established in New York,
and simply subscribed in Amer
ican," can carry no weight before
public opinion of this country. The
phrases pot in complimentary to this
country to pat Americans on the
back, are not sufficient to mark the
Spanish source which inspired and
paid for this anonymous attack.
I'VE cannot fail suggesting that If
the newspapers in this county have
not been able to obtain exact news, it
has been because the cable and the
mail have been in the hands exclu-
sively of and tempered with by the
Spanish authorities who would not
allow any matter to 60 through but
what was favorable to the government.
Did Martinez Campos give the order
or not that all foreign correspondents
should not go into the Cuban ranks,
and threaten to shoot them Immediate
ly if they disobeyed? The govern
ment has killed, according to their
official count, more men already than
they admit we have in the field, yet
we hear of transports bringing thous-
ands of unfortunate recruits to fight
for topping monarchy in America.
''Spain never loses but the last bat
tie, and she will lose it in Cuba. If
the truth is not known. it is SPANS
fault; let her welcome fearless and in
corruptible American journalists to
Cuba and give them facilities. Let
her ask the press of this country to
name q committee of investigation,
otherwise it will look as if she was
afraid of the power of the American
pen.
1.-THE Cubans are oppressed; if not.
it would not be necessary to keep in
the island standing army larger than
the one in the United States, which
has sixty times its population. They
are tax ridden and drained of their
wealth to fill the Golfers of Spain"
The Globe-republican., 1895-12-19

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 16.-The Lex
ington Observer, edited by ex-State
Senator Hodges. proposes Ex-Governor
Brown. of Kentucky, for the Demo
cratic nomination for President, and
says his name will be presented in
convention. The Observer. Is . radi-
cal free silver paper, is waging bitter
warfare on Cleveland and Carlisle.
The Globe-republican., 1895-12-19
FORMING AN IRISH ARMY.

Clan Ma Gael Lodges Organizing Into
Companies and Regiments
New YORK, Dec. l6.-For the last
under way in the lodges of the Clan
Ma Gael in this and other large cities
to organize among the best Irishmen
military companies In this city alone,
there is we'll drilled and equipped
regiment of 500 men, and companies
and regiments are in process OF formal
ton in Brooklyn. Boston. Chicago and
other large cities.
1t is said the whole movement is q
scheme to prepare a well trained and
armed body of men to be used when
there is an opportunity to free Ireland.
The Globe-republican., 1895-12-19
JOHN HEARD A SUICIDE.

He Was . Nephew Of tho Ex-C0DGress-
man, John I. Heard.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. I6.-John
Heard, 81 years old, of 100 West Thir-
tenth street, q nephew of Exon
gresham John T. Heard, died at his
home at ::3O o'clock yesterday after
noon, from the effects of an ounce of
carbolic acid that he had swallowed
with suicidal intent ten minutes be-
fore. He never spoke after drinking
the poison. The direct cause of his
death was the publication in q local
weekly newspaper of an article that
dwelt severely upon his domestic re-
latiOnS.
The Globe-republican., 1895-12-19
An Oklahoma Divorce.

WICHITA, KaE., Dec. 16-In 1890
Mrs j. w. Kincaid, of Oklahoma City,
secured q divorce from her husband,
who married another woman and be-
came wealthy. In 1893 the Supreme
court decided that divorces granted in
probate courts were not legal. and
now the original Mrs Kincaid files q
petition against her husband charging
him with adultery with wife No. 9 and
since their illegal divorce, IS alimony.
The lawyers and people divorced in
Oklahoma probate courts are very
The Globe-republican., 1895-12-19
DOCTORS ARRESTED.

Two Of the Kansas Medical College Fac
ulty Under Bonds.
Topeka, Kan, Dec. 1.-THE body
snatchiag cases took new turn yes
terday, when warrants of arrest were
served upon DR.. j. E. Minney, dean of
the Kansas Medical college, and DR..
M. r. Mitchell, city physician and pro-
lessor of obstetrics in the college. A
warrant is also out for DR.. C. s. Nc
Clintock, demonstration of anatomy.
Drs. Minney and Mitchell gave bond
in the sum of $500. DR.. McClintock
has left town, and his whereabouts
are unknown.
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RICHMOND. Mo. Dec. 16.-Dr. George
W. Fraker, the alleged insurance
swindler, who had been confined in
the Ray county Jail here since his
capture, was released on bond yester-
day, his bondsmen being Captain j L.
Farris of Richmond, and E. L. Morse,
A. P. Benson and Colonel Bissell Of
Excelsior Springa He left for his old
home 1T Excelsior Springs, and will
engage in the practice of medicine at
that place.
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years there was no public celebration
here in honor of the ''Old Roman"
Judge Thurman's death is directly
traceable to an accident November /.
In walking from his room to the
library he tripped in some unaccount-
able manner and fell heavily to the
floor. He did improve to some ex-
tent, but . week after the accident he
suffered q relapse and since then it
had been realized among his family
that his days were numbered.
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LEAvKNwORrH, Kan. Dec. 16.-At
o'clock last evening Charles Meadows,
James Fitzgerald and Ebon Hayes
were in Colonel Abernathy's barn on
Broadway, when two masked men en-
tered, covered them with revolvers,
and made them throw up their hands.
One of the robbers then watched the
terrorized victims, while his confeder-
ate carefully rifled their pockets.
FITZGERALD was relieved of $50 in cash
and . silver watch; Hayes Of . gold
watch and seventy-five cents in cash.
and Meadows lost his silver watch
and so.
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JUDGE THURMAN DEAD.

Away 0adAsaly.
CoLUxBUs, Ohio, Dec 1o.-Ex-Sen-
ator Allen G. Thurman died very sud-
denly at 1:15 o'clock yesterday after
noon. He had long been in bad health,
but his illness had not been regarded a
dangerous for some time.
Mr.. Thurman was 62 years old
November Is, but his health was such
at that time that for the first time in
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GENERAL CAMPOs RESIGNS.

Weyler, Now at Barcelona.
PARIS, Dec. ia dispatch from
Madrid says that General Martinez
Campos has resigned his commission
of the Spanish army in Cuba, and will
be succeeded by General Weyler, at
present commanding the Fourth corps
of the Spanish army, with head
quarters at Barcelona.
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ATCHIsoN. Kan, Dec l4.-Rev. w.
L. Leak. who had probably preached
as long rs any man in the country,
died in AtchisOn yesterday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs G. Caven-
der Cavendar. Mr.. Leak was in his
SOth year and had been q minister of
the Gospel for seventy years
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AGIuion OolIar DonatlO

Million Dollar Dooation.
CHICAGO, Dec. 16-Miss Helen Gull
yer has made a donation of 81. 00O. 600
to Chicago University for the benefit
of biological sciences.
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LONDON, Dec 16.-The Duchess of
York gave birth to son at o'clock
this morning. Both mother and child
are doing well. This is the second
child of the Duke and Duchess of
York. Their FIRST, Edward Albert, was
born June %, 1894.
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Sued for Grave Robbery.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Dec. 16.-Mrs. Fam
ME Tinsley, widow of Thomas Tinsley,
whose body was stolen from the grave
the day after his burial some time ago.
to-day brought suit against the Cen
ira. Medical college of this city for
body snateh;ng.
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P,tt.burx Gets the Prohiblt,o.ists.

Pittsb1rE Gets the ProhIbltionists.
CHICAGO, Dec l3.-P;ttsburg has
been selected as the place for holding
the national Prohibition convention
next year. Two ballots were cast by
the national committee at its meeting
at the Sherman house. The first ballot
was: Pittsburg, s; Denver, IL; Balti-
more IL; Cleveland, 3; Chicago. l;
Boston, /. The second ballot resulted:
Pittsburg, %; Denver, Is; Baltimore. 2
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NEW York, Dec. l6-Samuel Com
pers was elected president Of the
American Federation Of Labor BY .
majority Of eighteen votes over John
Mcbride, his only oppoaent The
Hocialists voted for Mcbride.
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NEVADA. Mo-. Dec. 16.-In the case
OF e w. Clark against Mrs Carolipe
simmons. for breach Of promise. the
jury was out fifteen minutes and re-
turned . verdict for the defendant
Clark said his feelings had been badlv
hurt and set his damages at S, OOO. it
was the first suit of the kind ever fled
here.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind. Dec. 1i.-George
Rubright, . weak-minded young man,
while in church last night, suddenly
attacked Miss Carrie Daum and stab
bed her fatally. Rubright was n.
rested.
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.MMwAUKKI. Via, Dee 1.-THE St
Ffaneis Catholic Orphan asylum
barned last night, causing loas OF
9l0looQ No lives were lost