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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-14
Tecza ksisiycOWa W K0lumbii.

New YORK, 1890 lutego. -
Parowiec przyby}y tu z Colon
donosi, il W tel miejscowoscl
jeszcze dnia IL stycznia zjawi'
10 sic niezwykle zjawisko tsczy
ksieaycowej. Najpierw ukaza'
Ia sic dokola ksiezyca lekka
mg}a, a nastepnie ukazala sic
tecza. Kolory by}y divine,
zdumiewajace. Zabobonnych
mieszka6c6w zjawisko to wiel-
ce przerazi}o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-14
PojedYnek syns CanrOberta.

PARYz, Is lutego. Porucz'
nix MARCEL Canrobert, syn
zmarlego marszaika, mial dis
pojedynek ma pa}asze czlon-
klein Izby deputowanych Hub
bardem, socyalista. Powodem
pojedynku byly zarzuty pre-.
ciwko czci mac-szalka, czynione
przez Hubbarda W Izbie, pod
czas rozpraw mad pogrzebem
pan 1stwowym dla marsza4ka
Canroberta. W pojedynku
Hubbard otrzyma& gieboka "a
ne W piers.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-14
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE

Many nareszcie nieco
moaebniejsze powietrze. Ostry
mr6z ustapil.
= Nak}adem p. W. Dynie.
wicza wysz}a broszura p. t.
"Na pamietke stoletniej rocz'
nicy rozbioru Polski', napisa-
ma przez p. Iga. Machnikow-
skiego.
= Dwie Murzynki Ella o.
born Mama Jackson skazane
aosta}y, kazda ma rok wiezienia
"a okradheuie Wenfelda S.
Frame ma $50.
- Process o morderstwo "ja.
nitora" Barnesa trwa ciagle.
Wczoraj zeznaWali swiadko'
vie.
- Zn6w krazy po mlescle
pogloska projekcie za1ozenia
stalego polskiego teatru W Chi
cago.
Joe Bates, rybak, zam.
PREY 37ej ul. mad samem jezio.
rem, zaginsl bez wiesci. WI
dziano 20 po raz ostatni,., gdy
poszed1 ma jezioro probowac
wytrzymalosci lodu. Ssdza, be
l6d sic pod MIN za1ama}, on
zas utona}.
Dziewieciuset ludzi Ultra
clio wc>oraj robote miejsks
przy czyszczeniu ulic. W tel
liczbie 0znajduje sic ssnwielu
Polak6w.
- Przy rogu Halsted i 36ej
ul. by} wczoraj smutny wypa'
dek. Ko1, zaprzezonY DO bug.
gy H. Pfeffera, rozbiega} sic i
wpad} ma lstarnie. -. Pfeffer
wyrzucony ma bruk, odni6s}
tax ciezkie uszkodzenia, re ME.
ma nadziei, azeby je przezy1.
- Zak}ady fabryczne "llli.
nois Steel Co." W South Chi.
cago zostaly W ostatnich cza-
sach zwiekszone. O5warty 20.
stall oddzia} do wyrobu p}yt
stalowych dla okret6w oraz
kot{6w i kadzi.
- Piotr Autkowski, miesz-
kajacy pm. 1872 PREY Henry ul.,
kt6ry pracowa1 ma torze kolei
Illinois Central, zostal odes}a.
ny do Szpitala powiatowego
poniewaz przy piracy odmrozi4
sobie rece i nogi.
p. Michal Majewski W
tych dniach zn6w przeslal z
Chicago ma rece p. E. J. Jerz-
manowskiego do New Yorku
$1O7 ma Skarb Raperswylski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-14
AresztOWania student6W W ROsyi

PETERSBURG, 1890 lutego.-
w Moskwie przysz}o do dose
groz1ych zaburze6 pomisdzy
studentami. Jeszcze grozniej
sze piepokoje wynik'y W tam
tejszym Iustytucie rolulczym =,
kt6ry tez zapewne zostanie
zamknisty. Powodem zajsG
bylo mieszanie sic policy do
spraw student6w. W4adza
szkolna W Petersburgu ostrze.
ga student6w, azeby sic wstrzy'
mali cd udz;alu W manifesto
cyach publicznych - i grozi
i'm surowemi karami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-14
W0jny ME bedzie.

GUATEMALA, 13 lutego. =
Roboty okolo budoWy kolei
z Guatemala do Port Barrias j,
ktore zawieszono W oczekiwa.
niu wojny, zostaiy ma nowo
rozpoczete = i bsda energicz-
ME prowadzone naprz6d. Pre-.
zydent Barrios oswiadczyl, ze
lax ma t4raz, niema iuz obawY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-14
Arfszt0Wanie POlaka.

Polak J6zef Tadych, zam.
pm. 1880 ma N. Hoyne ave-,
zostal .wczoraj aresztowany
przez tajnego policyanta Hea-
ly re stacyi policyjnej przy
Attrill ul. Tadych bra} po-
dobno udzia4 W zaburzeniach
W paraii sw. Jadwigi W pis.
tex d. Sgo b. m. i SO poszlaki,
re to on wlasnie odlamem rury
gszowei uderzyl policyanta
Chas. F. Wendta tax SLIME, ze
zrzadzi1 mu rane W g}owle.
Wendt 20 dis dzie6 ley W
}6zku i ME jest W stanie pefnic
swej s}uzby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-14

poczem oni sic rozLiegli. Mein-
ken pospieszy1 do stacyi poll.
cyjnej, o diva tylko ,,bloki"
odleglej, i opowiedzia}, co sic
sta1o. Pomimo, re natychmiast
wys}ano pogo6 "a rabusiami,
ME zdo{ano znalezc zadnego
z Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-14
Nieuczciwy urzednik pOczt0wy'

Nieuczciwy urzednik pOcztowy.
Komisarz zwiazkowy Hum.
phrey wczoraj rano odda} pod
sad przysieg}ych zwiaSkowych
Jana Hybkiego, urzednika
pocztowego z La Sale, pod
kaucya $4,000.
Cd kilku miesiecy nadcho
dzi}y skargi do urzedu poetic.
wego W La Sale, ze gina listy,
zawierajace pieniadze. Pocz'
mistrz tamtejszy Stuart podej-
rzewal klerka swojego o to, Re
listy takie kradnie. Azeby je.
dnak mice dowody przekony.
wajsce, umyslnie nada} list
pieniezny pod zmyslonym ad.
resem, a banknoty W list w}o'
zone naznaczy1.
List zginai, a wkr6tce okaza'
10 sic, ae Hybki W piwiarniach
W La Sale wydaje pienisdze
nazuaczone przez Stuarta.
Hybki zostal aresztowany i
przywieziony do Chicago,
gdzie 60 stawiono pred zWis'
zkowym komisarzem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-14

WychOdzi "a barOna wegierskiegO.
NEW YORK, 1890 lutego.
Parma Charlotte Duraug, ma
lezaca do trupy aktor6w tea.
tru Irving Place, wczoraj pred
sedzis Ehl lichem wzieia Stub z
baronem Fryderykiem Bos-
sanyi. Rodzina barona W Bu-
dapeszcie dobrze jest znana, a
ojciec jego jest czlonkiem
parlamentu wegierskiego. Ma
on bye bardzo bogaty. Nowo-
zeniec pred kilku tygodniami
po raz pierwszy widzial panns
Durand, wystspujsca W tea.
trze Irving Place W Wilhelmie
Tellu;postanowi} sic jej przed.
stawit, a wkr6tce potem
sic zareczy}. Mloda PAM jest
take Wegierka i jako aktor
ka W Wsgrzech dobrze znana.
WystawOwe wspOmnienia.
New YORK, 13 lutego. Pa
nj French Sheldon, znana po.
dr6zy sWej po Afryce, by}a
wczoraj wieczorem W tenn mie.
scie. Dzisiaj wyjezdaa do Chi
cago zamierza wytoczyc kom.
panii Adams Express Go. pro-
ces 0 O lszkodowanie W suniie
$4,000. Opowiada ona, re
na wystawe posSa}a by1a l3
pax, zape1llonych okazami
Afryki. Po wystawie okaza
mi temi znowu l3 pax wype{
Mono; kompauia ekspresowa
miaia je przetransportowac q
domu kobiet do Auditorium,
ale tylko II pax pr1ywiohla,
podczas gdy trzynasta, podo'
bno najcenniejsza, zawierajaca
artykuly wartosci $4,000, zgi'
neia W spos6b dotychczas ME
wyjasniony. Wskutek tego
PAM Sheldon ME mogla mice
zapowiedzianych juz odczyt6w
O Madagaskarze, a pr6cz tego
ME moze juz sprzedac swoich
okaz6w. Po zalatwieniu sic z
ta sprawa, pani Sheldon "a
mierza powr6cic do Londynu,
a ztamtad ponownie wyjechac
do Afryki.
St-azak pOdpalaczem.
Yps1LANT1, Mich. l3 lut.
Kap. Samuel Graham z kom-
panii 2 stray ogniowej, zosta}
dis aresztowany pod zarzu.
tenn podpalania dom6w. W
czasie ostatnich Is miesiecy we
wschodniej dzielnicy miasta
czesto powstawaly pozary,
zw1aszcza W domach pustka
stojacych, a szczeg6lns wyda'
wa}o sic rzecza, re zawsze lu.
die Grahama przy takich po-
zarach bardzo szybko sic poja.
wall i odznaczali sic szybkiem
niesieniem ratunku. Policya
jednakowoz zarzsdzila sledz.
two, kt6re doprowadzi1o do
tego, il wczoraj wieczorem a.
resztowano niejakiego Charlie
sa M. Walker, by1ego cz1onka
stray ogniowej.- Ten z1ozy&
kom pletne wyznanie i jako
wsp6}winnych swych oskaray1
kap. Grahama i strazaka Ar.
chic Harrisona. Cd dw6ch
zreszts tygodni tajemnicze po
zary usta}y. A by} to czas VIA
snie, W kt6rym zreorganizowa'
no straz oguiowa, zaprzestano
placic strazakom "a kazdy po.
Ear poszczeg6lny, a Grahamo-
wi, tax jak innym cz}onkom
stray oguiowej, wyznaczono
pensye miesieczne.
MuSl indvioko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-14
Lubi burZe,

New YORK, 13go lutego.
Pomiedzy podr6znymi, kt6r1y
przybyli parowcem La Gas
cogne, zuajduje sic takze siyn'
ma polska piauistka, panna
Szumowska, kt6ra po raz
pierwszy jest W Ameryce. Jest
ona uczenica Paderewskiego i
uko6czyla studya W warssa-
wskiem Kcnser watoryum. o
statnich piec lat spedzi}a W
Paryzu, gdzie wystepowala W
koncertach, i W Loudynie. W
ostatnim roku tylko raz pu-
blicznie wystapila. Parma szu,
mowska powiada, ze podroz
morska ma LA Gascogne"
nadzwyczaj jej sic podobs8a,
re oczekiwa}a bury i pragns-
Ia iei, a oczekiwania ME Ia
wiod{y jejpod tym wzglsdem.
Po czternastOletniej rOzface.
New YORK, 1890 lutego.
Uratowanie za}ogi bark fran
cu1kiej nJeaE Baptiste" przez
Umbria doprowadzilo do tego,
ae dwaj bracia znalezli sic po
czternastoletniej roz}sce.
Jose Thomas, str6z przysta.
nj No. 6 przy North River,
znalaz} pomiedzy nazwiskami
rozpitk6w uratowanych ma
zwisko Julian Thomas, przy.
szlo mu ma mysl, re moze to
bye brat jego, o kt6rym cd
wielu lat mic ME s}ysza}. Do.
wiadywa} sic tedy o niego ma
przystani kompanii Cunnard,
ale 60 juz tam ME by}o nj.
gdzie W sssiedztwie ma razle
ME mona 60 by1o znalezc.
Potem jednak, kiedy Julian
Thomas pojaw1 sic znowY u
przystani owej kompanii, po.
wiedziano mu, re dowiadywa}
sic o niego jakiS cz}owiek, kt6'
ry sadzi1, ze jest bratem jego.
Julian odpowiedzia}, re mia}
jednego tylko brata Jose, kt6.
ry utonaf W czasie rozbicia
pewnego okretu. Ksiega adre.
soWa jednak wykazywala ma
zwisko Jose Thomas. Jeden z
przyjaci6f Juliana odszuka1
Josego i zaprowadzil 60 do
ma}ego hotelu przy West ul.,
gdzie Julian zamieszka}. Tam
ze lzami bracia sic poznali i
uscisneli, poczem wraz z kilku
przyjaciolmi wsp6lnymi udano
sic do mieszkania Josego i we.
solo obchodzono uroczystysc
znalezienia sic dwoch braci.
Jose opowiada, re byl maryna-
rem po IA laty ma wybrze.
gu Novel, Fundiandyi rozbil
sic statek, ma kt6rym sluayl.
Cd tego czasu obai bracia ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-14
Telegranly KrajoWe~
P.zeciw papiezkiemu delegatOwi.

OLYMPIA, Wash, l3 lutego.
Posei Taylor, czlonek A. ?.
A'st6w, przes}al memoryaf do
Izby posl6w Z prosba, by Izba
posia{a teuze do kongresu.
Memoryai ten zawiera z4danie,
azeby Mgra SAtollego wygna6
2 kraju. Obscene to pismo od'
dano do rozpatrzenia komlte-
towi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-14
Mysl indyjs ska.

-. Kto pieniadze ma, ten W oczach
swiata
Madry, dowoipny, prawdziwie szla'
chetny,
Piekny, wymoWny ma sztuce zna
sic.
Kto pieniadze ma, ten wolny cd ska
[zy!
Kto ub6stwa ciemnosciami
Pokryty, tego ME widzim, -
Chociaz stoi tuz pred nami
w najjasnieiszem swietle dziennem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-14
Niepotrzebny zegarek,

Jeszi spisz, a gdy zechcesz, caIy
dzieh pr6znujesz,
Ma coz wiec przyiacielu, ;zegarek ku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-14

Pienisdze do wypozyczenia. Duze sunny. Nizki
nrocent Potyczamy pieniadze ma budowe. Posia-
dfosci tylko W Chicago. Spfacamy pozyczki cd To-
warzystw Duza oszczednosc. Hipoteki lmortga-
ges) ma sprzedaz. Zgfosic sic osobscie albo listo
Wnie do 81. o. STONE d CO., 2O6 La Sale Str
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-14
WIADOMOSCI N!EJSCOWE
ZamOrdOWaDy.

Wczoraj rauo A. b. Mason,
zam. pm. 13O w. Van Buren
str, umari wskutek ran zada-
nych mu przez rabusi6w, kt6.
rzy W sobote wieczorem ma
niego napadli.
Mason, majscy zatrudnienie
u frmy Sossman q Lands, W
sobote wieczorem szedl do do.
mu, kiedy ma Van Buren, str,
ma rogu zaulka pomiedzy uli-
cami Desplaines i Jefferson,
zostal opadniety przez d~6ch
rabusi6w. Ci zaszed1szy z tyiu,
porwali 60 zawlekli do zau}ka
i tam oballli 60 ma ziemie:
Bronil sig rozpaczliwie i wo}al
o pomoc: wtedy dwukrotnie
do niego strzelili. Plerwsza
kula 60 ME traf(a, druga
Jednak rani4a 60, ma pozor
lekko, W lews skro1, ale stracA
on wskutek tego przytomncsc.
Wo}ania opadnietego i strzaiy
sprowadziiy dw6ch rolicyan'
tow, Hoffmana i Hickeya,
kt6rzy obu rabusi6w ujrzell W
chwili, kiedy przetrzssali kie.
szenie Masona. Rabusie zaczeli
uciekac, ale po d}ugiej goni.
twie zdo(ano ich pochwycic i
zaprowadzic ma stacya prey
Desplaines str. Take Masona
tam zawieziono i opatrzono mu
rane, a nazajutrz przyszed} on
o tyle do siebie, re m6g} wniesc
skarge przeciw swYm napastni'
kom udae sic do domu.
Lekarz zawezwany zaraz,
oswiadczyl, re rama jest niebez.
pieczna. Wczoraj rauo tez Ma
son umarl wskutek pekniecia
ayly W ranie.
Aresztowani nazywaja sic
Harry Lyons alias Butch
Lyons i Con. O'Brien; So oni
dobrze znani policyi z r6znych
swych sprawek W dzielnicy
zachodniej miasta. Lyons liczy
25 lat, jest nisxiego wzrostu i
ME wyglada bardzo groznie,
ale ma bye nies}ychanie zu.
chwa}ym i by} przyw6dScs
szajki zlodziejskiej, do kt6rej i
O'Brien nalezal, a kt6rs nieda.
VINO wy}apano W domu pm. 1873
Adams ul. O'Brin wlasnie W
sobote rauo zostai wypuszczo-
ny z Bridewell, gdzie odsiady.
wal kare: wieczorem tegozdnia
zn6w zosta} zamknietY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-23
CLAW County Bimetallic Club.

LIBERTY, Mo-, May 16.-The Clay
County Bimetallic Club has been Or
ganized by Democrats of the county.
The club has 100 members now. The
declaration says:
"When the Constitution of the
United States says that Congress shall
have power to coin money, regulate
the value thereof and of foreign coin,
and that no State shall make any
thing but gold and silver coin as ten
der in payment of debts, it means
bimetallism; in a word, it means the
unlimited coinage of both silver and
gold upon terms of exact equality,
and especially the Democrats of Mis-
souri,, have even believed such to be
the meaning of the Constitution. For
twenty years past among Democrats,
and especially among the Democrats
of Missouri, it has been a persistent
and earnest cry that the act of Con-
gress of the year 1878 demonetizing
silver was unconstitutional, against
sound money principles of finance
and crime against the people; where
fore the Democratic party cannot
now, without shame and hazard disin-
tegration, refuse to make honest ef-
fort to restore silver at once to its con-
stitutional equality with gold as. a
money metal; that the cry of certain
Democrats and Democratic neWspa-
pers about Sound money and silver
monometallism' is an insidious and
unworthy attempt on their part to
prejudice the people against silver.''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-23
A Little Strong.

From the Butler MOI Democrat.
No one will go farther than we for
the cause of silver, one of the cardinal
principles of Democracy, but we can
never follow Jones and whoever may
be back of him in his surreptitious
scheme of trying to destroy our party,
the only hope for silver and other
questions of reform, by seeking to
have two state committees.
Col. Jones says to have another
state committee to call a silver con-
vention. Does he want to widen the
breach? Does he want two state com
mittees, two followings, two Demo-
cratic tickets in the field?
Col. Jones, in the st Louis Post Dis
patch, suggests that the state commit
tee be ignored and that each county
select a delegate to conference to
elect committee to call convention.
Would it be called the boilers silver
convention? 1t reminds US so much of
the practices followed when Charlie
Burton was elected Circuit Judge. Has
the suggestion the same inspiring
source?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-23
FOR STATE COMMITTEE
County Committee Chairman at Chilli
cothe Refuses TO Call y Convention.

CalLIIcorHE, Mo, May 2i.--A Pc
titiou signed by about 100 Democrats
was presented 10 William Meilwrath,
chairman of the county committee, to-
day asking To cal, meeting of the
committee to authorize county con-
veution of the party to get an express
sion on the silver question at the ratio
of 10 to /, and 10 appoint delegates to
q state convention.
Mr.. McIlwrath declined on the
ground of party usage, but said that
when the properly constituted au-
thority of the Democrats called q
State convention for any purpose and
fixed the basis of representation he
would set the local machinery in mo-
ton to secure Livingstone county's
representation but until that was done
he must decline to take any steps in
that direction. Many Democrats re-
fused to sign the petition, but some OF
the SILVER leaders say they will issue a
call for a county convention inde-
pendent of party usage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-23
The Newspaper Coin.

From the West Superior wis., Telegram.
As has been heretofore stated in the
Erening Telegram, it is strange that
among the small coins of the country
there has never been a. 21a ent-piece,
a half nickel. Two-cent and Scent
pieces have been coined, and at one
time limited number of half cents
were struck off at the mints.
The half nickel would be a very USE
full coin. Particularly at the present
day when all business transactions in
the retail lines are conducted on a
very close margin of profit would such
coin be in demand The half nickel
might well be the newspaper coin, for
it would fix convenient price for
that daily necessity.
The people would profit directly by
the circulation of such coin, for the
prices of the smaller necessities of
living now set at cents or nickel for
convenience only, and without any
particular regard to per cent of profit,
would then drop off to the half nickel.
By all means let Congress provide for
the half nickel, the newspaper"
nnin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-23
HE WON'T WORK.
The Industrial Army Leader on His
Way to Washington.

OAKLAND, CAL, May 20.-"Gen."C.
E. Kelly, who led detachment of
Coxey's army to the National Capital
last year, has left for Washington, ac-
companied by his wife and two chill
dren in prairie schooner on what he
considers an important mission. He
believes a monster petition will be as
likely to obtain recognition from Con-
gress as a crowd of hungry men
camped on the steps of the Capitol
and the purpose of his trip is to OBJ
tain signatures to his prayer for ma
tional help in times of general depres-
sion.
Gen. Kelly will deliver lectures at
all the places through which he will
pass and, after explaining the purpose
of his mission, will submit the memo
rial to Congress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-23
Democratic Times Here.
From the ST. Loui, Republic.


Republican mismaDagement of fl
nances and taxation has done its
worst. The depleted Treasury is in
shape to stand any attack upon it.
Business is reviving steadily. The
prices of farm products are again
reaching level of profitable returns.
Wages had fallen under the McKin-
ley tariff and the Republican tamper-
ing with the public credit which was
behind the public currency. Wages
are now improving, manufacturing in
dustries and better trade laws are en-
couraging the export sale of our man
ufactured products. The prospect is
that we shall soon be selling abroad
unprecedented quantities of such
goods and viii be in possession of
foreign markets whichwiH give steady
demand. The dangerous overproduc-
ton OF goods made for limited home
market will not recur so frequently.
Labor will have continuous employ
ment.
Republican recklessness was a ter
ror, but we have outlived its worst.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-23
Blew His Head Off

Charles Littrell, living on the John
Y. Mclean farm, 8 miles west of this
city and l mile west of Liberty church,
committed suicide Sunday evening at s
O'Clock by blowing his head Off He
left several notes, one being to editor
j. K. Pool, of Centralia. In all he
stated as his reason for ending his life
that he was tired of living. He was a
man of small family. Thrusting the
muzzle of a double barreIed shotgun
into his mouth Littrell pulled both
triggers and his head was blown to
atoms. Coroner Ned Rodes went to
the scene of the suicide early Monday
morning. He did not call Jury, il
being unnecessary. The remains were
buried at Liberty church that after
noon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-23
THE INCOME TAX LAW.
Five OF the Nine Justices Were ieI
Declaring 1t Unconstitutional,

WARRINGTON, u c., May 10, The
Supreme Court to-day declared the
entire income tax law uaeonstita-
tional.
Five of the nine Justices we're
asalast the law to four tor it, Those
against the law were Chief Justice
Fuller and Jnstioes Field, Gray,
Brewer and Shires; for tho law, JUS
tees Harlan, White, Brown and Jack
son.
The conclusion ef the court were as
follows;
/. We adhere 10 the opinion already
announced that taxes on real estate,
being indisputahly direct taxas, taxes
ON the rents or income of real estate
equally direct taxes.
,. We are OF the opinion that taxes
on personal property or on the income
of personal property are likewise di-
rect taxes.
8. That the tax imposed by sections
27 to 81 inclusive, of the act of 1894, SO
| far as it falls on the income of real
estate and on personal property being
direct tax within the meaning of the
constitution is, therefore, unconstitu-
tional and void, because it is not ap-
portioned according to representa-
ton, and all those sections constituting
one entire scheme of taxation are nee
essarily invalid.
The DEGREES hereinbefore entered IL
this court will be vacated. The de-
crees below will be reversed and the
cases remanded with instructions tc
grant the relief prayed.
Sections 27 to 81 of the tariff act o.
1894, referred to in the conclusion o.
the court opinion are the sections o.
the act relating to the income tax Sc
that the entire income tax law is de-
clared void specifically.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-23
bids FOR BRIDGES.
On Friday, June 7, 1895,

I will let to the best bidder, at the east
front door of the Court House in Mex-
leo. Missouri. the contracts for the fol-
lowing wooden bridges for Audrain
County:
The Lynch bridge, 10 foot span, "a
foot of approaches, situated in section
II, township 81, range 6.
The John Fountain bridge, 80 foot
span, 2S foot of approaches, i'll section
SO, township 81, range II.
The Mathew Fountain bridge, 40 foot
span, % foot of approaches, in section
s, township 50, ran ge II.
The Sefe Eubanks bridge, 80 foot
span, "a foot of approaches, in section
20, township 81, range s.
The George Horton bridge, S5 foot
span, % foot of approaches, Ill section
2S, township 80, range {.
The Frank Hagedorn bridge, 60 foot
long, in section 10, township 81, range
Is.
The Thomas Ford bridge, 24 foot
trestle, in section 80, township So,
The Smith bridge, "a foot trestle, in
section %, township 81, range 9.
The Lowery bridge, 20 foot trestle,
in section 2, township 81, range g..
Scott br idge, 50 foot span, 80 foot Of
approaches, in section %, township 81,
range 8.
Also repairs on Walker bridge, new
floor and approaches.
Plans and specifications can be seen:
at my Office after May "a.
All contracts will be let subject to
the approval of the County Court.
c. X. ALLEN,
Bridge Commissioner for Audrain Co..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-23
sHERIFF's SALE IN PARTITION.
w. b. MCINTYRE, ET Al,
Plaintiffs,
VS..
JESSIE A. HICKMAN ET AL,
Defendants.
IN the Circuit COURT of Audrain Coun-
ty, Missouri.

BY virtue and authority of decree
and order of sale made by the said
Court, i'll the above entitled cause.
and of a certified copy thereof, dated
May 13, 1895, ] will, on
Friday, the Seventh Day of June,
A. D., 1895,
between the hours of 8 O'Clock in the
forenoon and 5 O'Clock in the after-
noon of that day, at the front door of.
the Court House, in the City of Mex
leo, In Audrain County, Missouri. sell,
at public vendue, to the highest bid
der, the following described real estate,
viz: The northeast fourth of the south
west quarter of section No. twelve.
township No. fifty, range No. nine 4gg
west, being about forty acres of land.
Terms of sale as follows. viz: Cash.
j. N. STEPHENS,
III. Sheriff 8