davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-20

likely to produce many another DR. Has
brouck, Sir Walter or Wal,z.r in the
near future.
Oae OF the most aristocratically bred
mares of the consignment is Spirit Of
the Times. by Rosicrucian or the Rake,
dam Lady Palmer. This mare ia in foal
to Imported Order, son OF Ben d'Or. the
sire OF Ormonde. Another mare ia What
Not, by Chippendale. dam by Wenlock,
the sire OF the dam of Isinglass and
Ellington. A third mare is Lady Cardi-
gan, in foal to Imported Order. There
is also a bay mare by Hilbran. dam
Moonbeam. Halbrsn is a full brother
to Gaillard, the sire of Vigor. who is
now racing at the Bay District track.
Merry Lass is an English mare by Merr,-
worth, dam By Birdcatcher Tho Amer
loan mares are @ ,esn's Taste. by Rother-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-20
HIS CONDITION CRITICAL.

DIR. David Burbank Suffering From
Neuralgia of thu Heart.
The condition OF DR.. David Burbank
was somewhat improved at II O'Clock
last night. DR.. Burbank has been ill
several days with neuralgia of the heart.
ana, yesterday his condition became
critical. For two DAYS DIR. Orme, the
attending physician, has bean compelled
to ad minister sustenance artiticially, as
the patient il too weak to take heavy
food. His age, "A years, is against his
recovery. but ii he continues to improve
there ia hope of his recovery.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-20
AT DEATHS DOOR.

Lord Rand olph Churchups Sons Sum-
monvd Hums.
Special to THE HERALD.
LONDON, Jan. 10. ord Randolph churchill
two sons, who are ut ichool, hive been sum
moned 10 the bedside of their father. uho IL
u believed cLnnot live mauy hour2
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-20
FLOODED STOCK.
Big Importation of Brood Maros to Gall.
fornia.

Big Importation Of brood Maros to Gall
fornia.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19.-The most
valuable importation of brood mares
ever brought to California has arrived
at Rancho del Paso, the largest breed
ing farm in the world.
There were ten in the car. eight ol
English breeding. George R. Easton.
the famous auctionesr. came across the
continent with the consignmsnt oil
thoroughly eds. The breeding OF several
of the future matrons ct Rancho del
Paso is ultra-fas hionable. and they are
to be mated to Sir Modred, Salvador.
Midlothian and other celebrated stall
lone at the big ranch. Celifornia IL
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-20

TACOMA, wn., Jan. 19.-shortly before mid.
night Isaac Henry Bratton, aged Al, shot and
killed his wife and then killed himself at their
family residence, South Seventh and streets.
The Cause was dom sstic trouble. They leave
three children. Bratton was the second hus-
b md, and came hero soms two years ago from
Mexico, Mo.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-20

hill. in foal to Cavalier, son Of Prince
Charlie, the sire of Salvador, aud a bay
mare by Blue Eyes, dam Dilemma.
Mr.. Easton, who brought the mares
to California, lie q brother Of William
Easton Of the American horse ex.
change.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-20

The Glenwood II ia the most perfect
cooking range in the market aud caves
~ per esat ek teel. LID n. 5yriax ct.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-20
CORBErT ATTACHED.
A Theatrioal Manager Makes Cent oman

a TheatrIcAI Manager Mekes GentI oma n
JACK Pungie. .s-f-
Special to THE HERALD. ~
LoGANsPoRT, Ind. Jan. N. s. Smith,
manager OF the opera house at Fort Wayne had
the scenery and costumes of James ]. Corbett's
Gentleman Jack company attached on a claim
of $3.50 for u breach of contract. Corbett having
failed TO fill an engas ement at Fort Wayne.
The matter was compromised by Corbott pay
ing $75, and he appeared here tonight
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-20

Ladies' never have any dyspe osia flor vino
glas Is of Ang ostura Biiters The genuine OF DR.. J.
u. B. S:egert & sous. ASK your druggist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
COrRr CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.

,. ,., ,.,l 1-,r, RAZOR. Van prun,
10 80 !" n''" ,raf fr non rn-Ss,.d motions No~
20 ~ in'a..e 'silcd ~ II a ~ ,r9ro,on Jco,r,
open- at 1850 m Motion calendar called ,s AZ II w.
snpi' me- ,mn sp"lnI ',ns 20, ,G7 r.. 1902 20,
sle 2ai ?l,. 80, 80, 20 ~ "a, 2's ~" 2 10 I,5
as,, s',7 %si ip,i 2ss4. aos. @o poI 5ooS. 5000
500 5ol ;i9 aoa aoi 2os Law and ts,, . N,s
sie .,ss :,le 2-,e s2'7 2'lo. $3.50 c1. 'o' ESQ GU
9; sl .2s; iS 6ai, ~ ie.a -pe,orc Beck
r, s s ,,s al e g;'' Part r-netore
Se H1 @~y ' cai.nas sp'''' ''''"
sen. G' l@ rar III ,Fa Andrews '''"''' - ~
oirea, com II Ir,orc Patterson J-causes to
be c rem '', e"ur r1 r ussr- 30,
, ,o . i.i o ll. s ai: s:ss 1885, e, sSs
t 5' a1 is, * X SlS Beach, J-cau.,. to be
m sSo[ So. "5 a '' s s'% and 'e'Sfs ~ .Nl -
So y. q y 3. =, =: g -: 70 5 X 80. g." sci H." 49, %
sapcri9r .,, Sear' Equity Term-''''r' Freedman j.
Ec apar 'S CUR, l . rcm-rar -nserc andc.cye
'@ ss".r,or Court Trial r,rm-rar II u.tor, selsv,
~ ls>i 10 lI~' 30 81 i-" i, rtt re,,,. pugro !
N"s 1851 i.i, M, iuia 1878. 1856 oe2, 1886 GSo
90. Ii='. lo2>. l"'" W.. l"'l. , -, = ~
,n 81 as ,m,s ini ,7 Wiil, Tor probate John
Irnm.r. Jo-ef sital. Isaac Gordan. Joseph brown.
Melissa \ lpw.s NlH,iH =. .''"' I'm, :, n,,,ra
10y, a. ,, ,,nn.ss, rr,nEin n nouiino, AT = D. m
sarcs,c u a reI@-IIet 40 ~, r5nsG ,s,S , s
n2, ZOE 100 io52 o5l 1851 io,5 1888 1889 1860
0G l,Ga io'-i. 1865. 1905, , -.
con mon i,i'as special ''''n '''"' '"''' - '
nse"'h, J ana nom rrr Nos g 10 il inclusive Ap
pls from uaemcnts No. 10 TO - nsus,ys NpP }rnn
pi-,ric, courts. Nos ~ t. -; inclusive.
Common Pleas Trial Term Iat b,tnre , mcs' ins
lssa Ns s =" Ia ~ e s' 1870 i54 AZ ,,; i5 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine-Fair warmer: southeasterly winds.
For New Hampshire and Vermont-Fair; b
northern portions southeastery winds.
For Massachusetts, except showers in the carly
morning portion: slightly in
portion easterly winds. becoming southeasteriy
For Rhode Island and Conneciicut-Generally fair,
slightly warmer: souheasterly winds
For Eastern -York-Fair warmer in northern pos.
ton southerly winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delawars-
Fair; warmer. easteriy winds
For District Of Columbia and Maryand--Fair,
southeas,erly winds.
For Vrgina-Far except showers the coast: warmer
extreme eastern portion: sou.heastery w!ads.
For West Notwithstanding cioudiness cooler IN
northern portion: southery winds.
For Western Pennsylvania Western New York.
Increasing cioudness conditions favorable for thunder.
storms in western portions; cooler western portions;
souherly winds.
For ohio-conditions favorable for thunier-storms:
cooler: variable winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06

10 her. girl with any individuality would prefer 10
choose her own and herself decide whether she
have exclusively the academic training or Juian OF
the newer blood of Merson or Aman Jean; 90 ,ar r
for Paris. ButtreSs the work already dolhS hp'ir
If YOU WILL but better. as that IL aircdu! SO WI
done. do II for American girls studying ~ Wv w,
students In Paris is that until pretty wen aiINeu
they study better in wel-rtcosniZ'd SToos d.
home. A girl goes to Paris from the League,
for example; she tries school, thcr" Is no Sth
ard for admission. and the average she mas inuch
lower than the work at home while therc are SOM
stronger workers there. Discouraged from poln
happy the girl who at the end of the lsi year mus
her feet on any foundation. Ivy ms tlhe me
knows there are better teachers up 10 certain
point-and that very near the toI-iha IN Aefi.u
Americans who have imbibed the best arr W.icn
Paris had to give. transmitting II INTO iheir Own
average student than In It's original state; Al INC
Champs de Mars exhibition OF last year me Will IT,,
proud to notice that selecting a DOZEN oil tne
strongest workers. at least hall were Americans
But the expense of living in the metropolis pre-.
vents many an American girl from STUDYING az
home: she goes TO Paris. when FOR several wears
the American patron of art would 90 ms pes, 10
make artists OF talented and ambitious young
women let him do for her here at least what mas ma;
been done for her by her countrymen III farIs
Rent-better buy: still better. build-a house when
she may at least pay more than the actual cost
of living The schools are already good enough.
moderate rent that when she Is arrived she may
not be deferred from working out what II IN her
by that terrible octopus of rent. which woui ne
In danger OF strangling the divnest inspiration 10
not call il home; that precious word has been
prosttuted to such .gnoble uses that sef-respect
Ing woman would hesitate TO accept your gen ns,
Mrs. Shepard rechrsten her noble gift 10 women Won =,
the Margaret Louisa Hoter'?- you VIII. tai II
club is one but M have i! a. a. al MlETSnfFE
Knoxville Tenn April 30 1896
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A Mistaken Impression

Often prevails concerning telephone
rates in New York City. These
have been made to accommodate
small as we'll as large users OF the
service. IS cents day will pay for
our most improved direct wire, me-
tallic circuit, which will be intro
duced promptly into your office or
home.
Telephone, write, or call for further particulars.
Metropolitan Telephone & Telegraph Co.
IS CORTLANDT STREET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
the UEaTHER HEPOc T.
YEA OF HIGH PRESSURE ~ THE EAST.

Washington. May 5-An ~ high pressure covers
New Englanl and tho Atlantic states the pressure 10
also high on Pacific Coast The pressure II relatively
low Rocky Mountain slope but there IL no well
defined storm centre The barometer has fallen slightly IN
tho 81 Lawrence Valley II has risen In New England and
generally on the Northern Rocky Mountain slope. The
temporal has fallen England and tho East Gulf
I, has risen IN tho lake region the Middle Mis-
ssslppi Valley and tho southwest plateau. Showers
have occurred n nrand the Mississippi Valley and
the East Gulf Local rains will probably occur
in the CUR States and sonaiiy IN the lake
The temperature Will remain nearly stationary -
a districts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
ASSAULTS ON PAUL JONES.
Elt,or nf The Tribune.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. I have read Mr.. Cranes Interesting communi-
cation respecting English views Of Paul Jones In
80 ,.,s ,ssue Of The Tribune The story OF the
sauts ON ZONES (for there were two has been some
what Inherently told. His face was slapped In New
York by General Alexander Aicpousai 'pres'"eht OF
a., uanL of New-York for whom McDougal-st. was
a1, lie dId not resent the blow because, even
~, w. o aben IL was a necessity he princi-
w az Us 70 Iueng. In France, after his famous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
EDITORS NARROWLY ESCAPE DROWNING.

Henry Livingston. Editor OF THE Signal" James
B Cooper jr., reporter on the same paper. Simon
w Cooper. associate editor, and Justice OF the
Peace James B Cooper, all OF Babylon. had mar
row escape from drowning yesterday. They started
10 cross to oak Island from Babylon In small row
b,at. When they we'll Off shore the boat be-
gan to MI and sank rapidly, There was strong
wind blowing and a heavy sea running, The party
WAS chilled and benumbed by the ice-cold water.
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In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes Indicated by The Trbunes self.
recording bIoken line represents
peraturc IS recorded at Perrys Pharmacy.
Tribune Office. May q. a. m.-The weather Yesterday
was cloudy until noon. and fair about
. p m. when "A slight drizzle In. The temperature
ranged between 90 and 81 degrees average t6Ox)
being Ga degrees lower than Saturday and 80 degrees
higher than the corresponding day last year.
The to-day Is likely be fair and slightly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06

combat with the serapes a Frenchman sought to
provoke him 70 duel BIZ an assault and threatened.
because OF his refusal to night to post a n,m ss
coward 10 all the courts OF Europe lau a. 1v
characterlstcay answered. posting De uaihHeu'
they wouldn't believe you" ~
New-York, May q 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06

Beecham's pills for con''''
patton Ioc. and a5c, Get the
book at your druggists ana
60 by it.
A..v,, sale. mor. than s,oooooo s'''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06

I,OR CHARTER or without option Of purchase.
il for a period about months longer twin-screw
steam yacht 'esa a45 This vessel can he ready
FOR sea at notice and will be IN charge OF an
ner,~nced certincated sailing master For particulars
apply Major. General GORE Windham club ~.
James, square. London. =. W. Principals only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
THE CHURCH MISSION TO DEAF MuTEs

THE CHURCH MlSSlON ~ D'>"' "' '
TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. trust the readers Of The Tribune VIII take
a., ,,,.res, IN the work OF the Church Mission 10
Deaf Mu,es. incorporated In 1872 our society no'dS
sgn-seryices for the silent people at three places
in this city, also in Brooklyn. Newark Newp"rs,
Tarrytown. Port Chester ana ir'usepo'' W. s.'
s,,,,.,to,s o., ,hose ou, Of work We minister to
the sick and needy Our charity fund Is exhausted.
We are helping several widows quite "A hu"'p'r Oh
men have to be cared for while they are waning
for EMPLOYMENT We send some mo 'he country
VIII. moe, y, our deof-rn mute friends do well after
they leave school there some who daIy come 20
us FOR help We ask that among an .he cnai iaap h
societies OF our city and Brooklyn OUTS may not DE
forgotten. =, - ,,.,or.a.. . nj
Besides ali this general WORK so hpo an am
Interesting our society maintains nome ior assu
and indrrn deaf-m on the Hudsoh HNer' SIX
miles below Poughkeepsie ,,,,, mo soro. dana,
Trusting that this letter may bring me some iona,
lions for the work ! have thus pre"y she'che"'
am. yours very sincerely .,c ,,o,.r.l Na,aaar
THOMAS GALLAUDET, Ge Gene vi, Han Mg
No. IA West Thrteenth-st' Ne" ''"' may o.
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foreign ReSorts.
HOTEL De LILLE ET O'klBI0W.

ga Nue 81, H0nOrA, Paris
Between The Tuilertes Gardens, Place Vendoms
ana New Opera. Advantageous arrangements fos
families. beautiful Hall, Large Drawing Rooms
Electric Light. 80, kilograms, "Ltlialblon."
Paris HENRY AbADI&
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Sales Dn Auclion.

and not one OF ,hem would have been able to swim
ashore. The accident was seen from the saore, ana
boats put out 10 their reflex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
european A6pert,s ements.

II UROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will ind
the London once Of The Tribune rs Flee: Street.
L. c. convenient place to leave their advertisements
and subscriptions for The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
THE WOODEN STATUE OF WASHINGTON.

THE WOODEN STATUE OF WASHlNdToN
To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: In your paper of this n"'""s S'u pun
lshed an article In reference 10 an o'' ~oone"
statue OF Washington, which stooa o,' me lem
Battery park in 7so and asking what had become Of
q thence, a., .'o,Id answer the article which
you had written and let you kmaT c ,aa' am
the owner Of the idenica! statue iic also Thai r.
al my store any time by the p" Pm ' w -
is in fine slate OF preseryaiison,iit IIERu,N
No. 2si West One-hundred' and-'"e"H s'''
New York. May 2. 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-13
Refermy dla Kubanczyk6w.

MADRYr, l2go listopada. -
Rad tutejszy zastanowh sic W
ostatnich dniach mad uczynio.
ns przez Martineza Csmposa
propozycya zaprowadzenia Pc
wnego rodzaju samorzsdu dla
wyspy Kuby. W sprawie tel
W 1onie ministeryum panowa1a
znaczna r6znica zda1; ostatecz'
ME jednak po naradzie prey:
denta ministr6w Canovasa del
Castillo, z kr6lowa-regentka,
zgodzono sic podobno. il
moznaby jesli ME nadat Kubie
samorzad, to przeprowadzic
tenn pewne liberalne reformy.
Zdanie I to popieral gl6wnie
minister sprawiedliwosci Sen.
Ramero Robledo. PraWdopo.
dobnie gen. Camposowi zleco'
mem bsdzie przeprowadzenie
reform.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-13
Me chea MOrmOn6W.

ASHLAND, KY, - listop. q
White Post, Pike County, do
nosza, 2e W niedziele wieczo.
rem z pewnego koscio1a por.
wano dw6ch misyonarzy NOR,
mo6skich, wsadzono ich ma
parkan i tym sposobem
wyrzucono "a granice do West
Virginia.
Mormoni, kt6rzy cd d1uzsze.
go czasu juz agitowaliw West
Virginia, pomimo przeatr6g
farmer6w przekroczyli rzeke i
wlasnie ma wielkiem zgroma-
dzeniu probowali "nawracac"
ma mormonizm, kiedy groma.
da mezczyzn W spos6b wyzej
opisany wydali}a ich napowr6t
"a granice, ME zrobiwszy i'm
zreszts mic zlego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-13
ZuchWafa napaSc.

Charles A. Anderson, zam. pm.
III Larrabee str, wczoraj okofo
godz. 8 wieczorem szed} W myslach
pograzony przez Elm str, kiedy mie-
DIV ulicami Sedwick i Moore nagle
trzech rabusi6w rewolwerami W
reku kazaso mu podnieSc rece do
CORY.
Przerazony Anderson usfuchat i
rabusie zabrali mu pulares cenny-
mi dla niego papierami, zegarsk
Sc got6wka, poczem porwali go ma
rece przerzucili przez parkan de-
SEX. Kiedy przyszedS do siebie,
spostrzeg}, ze juz rabusi6w ME by}o.
Uda} sic do stacyi policyjnej PREY
E. Chicago ave-, opowiedzia} o
zaisciu, ale enie umiai opisac swych
napastnikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-13
Telegramy krajOWe
,,Dzien chicagoski" ma wystawie.

ATLANTA, Ca, 81 listopada.
Dzisiai by1 "dzie6 chicagoski"
ma wystawie. Pogoda byla
piekniejszs, niz wczoraj, ale
bylo zimno. o godz. II rozpo-
czela sic parada, a okolo 12
godziny W Auditorium ma wy,
stawie wystspowali r6ani NOW:
cy. W paradzie wzisl udzia4
takze gubernator Stanu lllino'
is, John P. Altgeld, re swoim
sztabem, a "a eskorte s1uay1
mu 5 pulk z Georgii i l pulk
z Illinois.
Jednakowoz zaszedl przy
tenn wszystkiem wypadek ME-
mily, przez Altgelda spowodo-
wany. Wedle programu, ma
czele parady mia} maszerowaf
5 pulk piechoty wojsk zwisz'
kowych, kt6ry tu jest stacyo-
nowany. Gubernator Altgeld
spraeciwil sic temu i W kohcu
oswiadczy3, ae ME wezmie
udzialu W paradzie, W kt6rej
wystepuja wojska zwiazkowe. q
W "Dniu chicagoskim" niepo'
dobua by}o obejs6 sic bez gu.
bernatora Stanu Illinois i mu'
siano rozkazaG wojskom zwiaz.
kowym pozostac ma boku i ME
wzisG W paradzie udzialu.
Dzisiai wieczorem 5 poci9'
gov z goscmi Illinois WYE
cha}o do Savannah.
z Bostonu wyiechal do
Atlanty gubernatorGr rGreendalge
wiel1 towarzyszami podr6zy,
aw pistek bedzie "dzie6 Stanu
Massachusetts,. - DIS po
poludniu tea z Cleveland wy
jechalo ma wystawe 800 cz'on-
k6w Izby handlowej i we
czwartek bedzie dzie1 miasta
Cleveland. = Nadto 800 wy.
dawc6w gazet tygodniowych z
Ohio i Michigan jest W drodze
do Atlanty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-13
9OTATKI MIEJSKIE,

- Wiel. ks. Winccnty Barzyn.
ski wyjezdaa W tym jeszcze tygo.
dniu ma kuracye do Los Angeles, do
Kalifornii. Pozostanie tam przez
pare miesiecy. obok podaiemy ode
zwa pozegnaln2 Wiel, ks. Barzyh.
skiego do parafian.
-Jutro u sw. Stanisfawa K uro-
czystosd parafialna i swieto patrona
parafii.
- Ma linii Milwaukee ave. kur.
suja juz tramwaje przedziafami
pocztowemi.
:, ,,HerDld' Interocean" takze
znizyly cene swych egzemplarzy ma
! cent.
= Edw. A. King wytoczyi panu
H. A. Christy, bogatemu przemy
slowcowi proc o $4,000 odszko
dowania powodu, re zostaf pokale.
czony przez bicykl pana Christy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-13
Sletni detektyW.

Osmioletni Nicely Hall staWaf
wczoraj po potudniu pred Sedzls
Gibbonsem, jake swiadek wprocesle
rabusia Georgia. Schsfera, kt6rego
pom6gi aresztowa6'
Uirza} on by} Schaffera wycho-
dzacego mieszkaniaswych rodzicdw
pm. 400 w. Adams str, z przewie
szonymi przez ramie ubraniaml, ze
srebrem stoiowem W kieszenlach.
Nicely pobiegf "a uciekajacym, wo-
lajac: ,,rabus, rabus!" Zebralo sic
duzo ludzi, policyant P. G. Kelly
pobieg1 "a uciekajacym doseig-
nawszy 60, aresztowaf zaprowadzIf
ma stacya, Chlopak tax jasno
szczeg6lowo sksadaf zeznania, re ra-
busiowi ME pozostalo mic innego,
iak przyznad sic, re ch}opiec mowl
prawde.
Schaffer liczy dopiero 10 lat i
dlatego zostal posiany do dcmu po-
prawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-13

Powsta6cy arme6scy .rozbili
battalion wojska tureckiego
zawladneli miastem. w sasie-
dniej wiosce zabili 35ciu Mu.
zulman6w. w Dungel zra5o-
wall sklad broni. Mieli take
zamordowac sekretarza pobor'
cy eel W tym obwodzie.
Vail (gubernator z Adana,
telegrafuje, il 200tu poWsta6'
cow arme6skich, przebranych
"a Czerkies6w, ,napad}o ma wio'
ski Bell i Narl. Zrabowali je
= i zabili wielu mieszka6c6w.
Sprawozdania re zr6de} ar.
me6skich podajs licabs Ar.
me6czyk6w, wymordowanych
W Diarbekir i okolicy, ma
1000.
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WieIkie bryfy zfota.

New York, 1890 listopada.
Do ''banku of Montreal"
nadeslano tu dzisiajz jzKootenai,
British Columbia, ogromna
bry1e zlota, co do wielkoSci
druga z rzedu, jaka kiedykol.
wick tn widziano. Ma ona
ks1talt g}owy cukru, waay
2435 uncyji warto& jej wynosi
41,S57. Zloto pochodzi z
kopalni Caribou. Tenze sam
bank otrzymal ~ kopalni
Horsefly W tejze samej okolicy
bry}e zlota W ksztalcie cegly,
waz9ca 1511 uncyj, wartosci
$26,154. Zfoto jest czyste, z
polyskiem zielonaWym, podo-
bne do z}ota australskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-13
WIADOMOSCl NIlGSCOYR
Ofiara kabalarki.

W budynku Pullmana przy Mi
ohigan ave. pomocnikiem strdza do
mu byl niejaki William Bernhard
Sherman. Byf on powszechnie lubia-
ny, pilny, .pracowity.
Wczoraj po po}udniu nagle kilku
towarzyszom oswiadczy}, il musi ola
uratowania swego zycia zabie Geor-
gea Pullmana j. B. Griffina, "a
rzadce budynku i to pred dniem
81 bnl. Zaczal tez zaraz szukac Grif-
fina, ale ten, uwiadomiony tenn,
ukryi sic pred MIN,
Tymczasem W budynku powstaf
poploch. Sherman, kt6ry widocznie
nagle zostai obfakanym, biegaf po
budynku, lub elewatorem jezdzl, to
W gore, to ma doh, ciagle szukajac
Grifflna. Uwiadomiono tenn
dw6ch detektywow, Storma Fielda,
i ci przez diuzszy czas nadaremnle
go szukajac, W kohcu znalezli go W
elewatorze podstepem naktonili
do p6iscia z mimi, m6wiac re
pomoga mu znaleze Griffina.
Ma stacyi centralnei odebrano mu
n6z. Opowiada on, ze W poniedzla-
lex byi W pewuem ), Dime Museum
przy Clark ul. tam pewnej cygan-
ce kaza& sobie poiozyc kaba}e, "a
co zapfaci}. IS. Kabalarka powie-
dziala mu, re bedzie miaf wielkie
szczescie i pred dniem 27 b. m.
sprzatnie dw6ch poteznych swych
wrog6w. Ma zapytanie, kt6rzy to SO
ci wrogowie, kabalarka odpowie-
dzia}a, re wyjawi mu ich nazwiska'
jezeli jej zapsaci s25. Sherman juz
chciaE wyjqd pieniadze, kiedy mu
ma mysl przyszlo, ze tymi nieprzy-
iacio}mi moznymi Mkt inny bye ME
m6gl, jak tylko Pullman Griffin.
Widocznie mysl ia uporczywie
powracajqca mu do giowy, spowo-
dowaia jego obiakenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-13
EWakuacya POrtu Arthura.

WASHINGTON, D. c., l list.
- PoselstWo japo1skie otrzy'
ma}o Toxic telegram, dono-
szacy, il stosownie do ukladu
zawartego W Pekinie wojsko
japo6skie ma opuscic ca}y
p6lwysep Liao Tung i fortyf'
kacye W Port Arthur W ciagu
trzech miesiecy po wyplacie
SO-milionowego odszkodowa-
MIA t. jest do Is lutego r. 1895.
Faktycznie, ewakuacya nastapi
zapeWne-prsdzej. W umowie,
o kt6rej nova, zastrzezono, IL
po ustspieniu Japo6czyk6w z
Port Arthur, Chiny ME maja
prawa oddac tel fortecy aad-
nemu innemu mocarstwu.