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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
TelegramyKrajoWe.
Bill taryfOWy W Izbie pOsh6W.

WASHINGTON, 26 grud. -
Dzisiaj W Izbie pos}6w przyje-
to znaczna wiskszoscis g}osow
bill taryfowy, opracowany przez
komitet fuansowy, podobny
do blu McKinleya, kt6ry je-
dnak ma mice waznosc tylko
przez y lat, aaeby jak jego
obrohcy twierdzs, zaradzi6
przykremu polozeniu fnanso'
Wemu. Wedle zdania tworc6w
jego, bill ten przyniesie krajo'
wi doch6d 40 milion6w dola.
row. Ia przyjeciem blu gsoso'
wall republikanie, a przeciw
MENU demokraci i populiSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
Oszust.

William Roski pred niejakim
czasem zafozyf handel starzyzny i
zakupii do niego rome sprzety W
sk'adzie J. Schwartza pm. 3e4 ma S.
Halsted ul., Interes jednak szedf zle
Roski postanowil urzadzic wyprze-
daz. Pomimo, re Schwartzowi ME
zapfacit jeszcze naleznosci "a zaku.
pionc meble, wyprzeda} wszystko i
schowa} pieniadze do kieszeni.
Ia to stawaf wczoraj pred sedziq
Eberhardtem, ktory kazaf mu uiscic
sic z dtugu de d. 80 b. m. do togo
czasu postawif 60 pod kaucya
$500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
Polar.

DIS rano okoEo godz. l wybuchf
pozar W Hyde Park, W t 2. "Pull-
man Flats, pm. 94O-252, 55th str,
rozszerzyi sic tax szybko, re trze.
ba bylo sprowadzic kilkanascie Ska
week do jego gaszenia.
Pozar powsta} ma pierwszem pie
trze W tapicerskim sk}adzie Villa
ma Katzmanna. Ma drugiem pietrze
mieszkaia rodzina Katzmanna, ma
trzeciem TO lzina Reid, a czwarte
pietro stafo pustka, Wkr6tce po
powstaniu pozaru, dym zapefnif dom
cafy pobudzif mieszkahc6w, kt6rzy
przerazeni starali sic ratowac. W
oddzia'e pm. $50 mieszkafa chora ma
suchoty pani Sarah Edkinson. q
przestrachu, lub wskutek dymu
zemdla}a wyniesiono ja z domu
nieprzytomna do stacyi policyjnej W
Hyde Park, potem do szpitala
Lakeside. Stan zdrowia jej jest
grozny.
Jaka szkode zr4adzi} pozar, ME
wiadomo ma razie; jest ona jednak
znacznq. Okazafo sic tel, re W skfa-
die Katzmana ma podfodze rozlana
by}a nafta; zachodzi przeto podej'
rzenie, il pozar zostaf podtozony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
Telegram ksie cia Walil.

LoNDYN, 26 grudnia. -
Opinia tutejsza zywo sic zaj-
mule telegramem, kt6ry W od-
powiedzi ma prosbe nowojor-
skiego ,,Worlda" wys1al do
New Yorku ksiaze Walii
lacznie ksieciem York. W
tym telegs~mie obydwaj ksis-
asta zapewnili, re ME wierza
W mozebnosc nieszczesnego
starcia wojennego dW6ch po-
krewnych sobie narod6w. List
ten gazety tutejsze ssdzs bar.
dzo przychylnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
PogiOska o poe2w6rnem pray
mierzu przeciw Ameryce.

LoNDYN, 25go gruduia. -
z Wiednia donoszs tutaj, ja-
Roby Hiszpania da}a inicyaty-
we do utworzenia poczw6rne.
60 przymierza pa1stw euro
pejskich, skierowanego pre-
civ Ameryce, a giownie pre-.
ciwko Stanom Zjednoczonym.
Do przymierza tego nalezec
majs: Hiszpania, Wie!kobry.
tania, Francya i Holandya.
Celem prsymierza bsdzie obro,
na posisdiosci tych pa6stw W
Alneryce przeciw Ameryka-
nom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
wiqzah W dzwonicach, zatem latwiej
je mona umieszczac ma wysokich
wiezach.
NOTRTkI MIEJSkIE.

= Przedstawienie teatralne Kdfka
dramatycznego W par. sw. Jana
K. odbedzie sic W niedsiele d. 1890
lutego W Hall Walsha. Odegranym
zostanie dramat ,, Genowefa''.
W niedz ele d. 9ego b. m. dru.
gle przedstawienie ,,Jasefek" u
Wiel. SIS. Nazaretanek.
= Oh. Jan Slupikowski, znany
polski policyant, ziec OBJ. Paszkie.
wicza, zosta} ojcem dzielnego pier.
worodnego syna. Winszujemy ro-
dzicom idziadkowi!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
Uznany niewinnym.

Wczoraj sedzia SABBATH uzna} ME.
winnym policyanta Williama j.
Egana, oskarzouego, jak wiadomo o
to, ze zastrzelii d. II pazdziernika
Antoniego ,Przybylskiego. Przypo.
minamy, re W swoim czasie jury ko.
ronerska uznafa by}a Egana ME.
Iinnym, ale matka zabitego wniosia
przeclw MENU skarge morderstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
Wypadki kOlejoWe.

ATLANTA, Ca, 2s grud. -
Ma Georgia Pacific, pomiedzy
Chattahoochen a Pegton, dzl:
siaj zetkns1y sisf diva pociagl
frachtowe i dwai palacze je'
den hamulcarz zostali zabici.
Naswiska ich s.s: D.Wood, W.
o. Shell i A. Sherwood. Kon'
duktor ldkotmotywy Roberts
zosta} Smlrtelnie pokaleczony.
PowodenA tkatastrofy miafa
bye lekkA .Sslnosc s1uaPy ko.
leioHei oHgunO. 81.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
KrzyiOEiee japOnski rozbity.

YOKOHAMA, 26 grudnia. -
Flota wojenDa japohska po.
niosla dotkliws strate. Okret
wojenny YKwan Ping, opan'
cerzony krzyzowiec, zdobyty
podczas ostatniej wojny na
ChiGczykach, W ostatnis sobo.
te, podczas huraganu, rozbl
sic ma wybrzezach wysp Pesca.
dore (Rybackich). Prawie
wszyscy ofcerowie i 6Ociu
majtk6W zgins}o W tel kata.
strofie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
NOtatki telegrafczne zagraniczne.

Z Paryza donosza, IL dr.. Mar
morek, Czech, wynalazf tam move
niezawodne lekarstwo ma erysipelas
i wszystkie choroby, spowodowane
przez rnlkroba ,,streptococcus:'.
Parliament anstryacki W VIE
dniu radzi obecnie mad podwyzsze-
MEM pensyi urzednik6w pahstwo-
wych.
- Izzet Pasza, b. powiernik Sui
tana, bedzie sadzony "a jakies ME.
wiadome przestepstwo przez sad wo.
jenny W Konstatynopolu.
- Parowiec oceanowy ,,Britan-
nic", kt6ry wyruszyf wczoraj z
Queenstown Go New Yorku, wieze
1850 work6w poczty europejskiej.
w Berlinie inzynier Scheren,
wynalazca novel armaty, ma bye
oddany pod sad "a zdrade stanu.
w kopalni wegla W DUNCAN,
non w Irlandyi woda zatopifa 6ciu
g6rnik6w.
w Serbii ma nast2pic komple-
tina reorganizacys wojska.
- Do Rzymu donosza Afryki,
IL oddzia} abisyhski pod dow6dz-
TWEEN Ras Mangascia napadf ma po.
zycye wioskie W Makalle, ale zostal
re strata odparty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
ACADEMIA bilardowa

W Berlinie, z inicyatywy slynns.
go graczs bilardowego, augoua
Kerksna, W palacu {. Equitable" M
rogu ulic Lipskiej i Fryderykowskiej
otwarto Akademie(9!D bilardows.
Wielkie rozgrywad sic tam bede tur.
nieje ma bilardach, obok tegoudxie'
lana bedsie nauka cry bilardowej
przez samego p. Kerkana. .Akade.
mia" jest W posiadaniu AZ 20 bilar.
dow; ma jeduym mich dwaj Apgi;s,,
rozegrali pare karamboli ma lp0o
punkt6w. Co tes to 70 pomysly bic,
waja ludziska!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
Rosya ma ofiarowac pOzyczkes

WASHINGTON, 26 grudnia.
Wysz}a teraz ma jaw wiado.
nose, il W +. 1898 Rosya ofa'
rowala Stanom Zjednoczonym
pozyczke W sumie 60 milionow
dolar6w ma trzy lata, kiedy W
kasie skarbu zwiazkowego "a
brak}o z}ota, a zobowiazania
wzrosly by1y W zatrwazajscy
spos6b. Owczesny car Rosyi
"a posrednictwem swego posfa
tuteiszego, ksiecia Kantakuze.
ma, ofarowa} pozyczke W su.
mie wymienionej. Przytem
nie bylo mowy o wysokosci
stopy procentowej lub o sp3a'
caniu ratami; by}a to po pro.
stu przyjacielska oferta ma
latwych warunkach. Cleve:
land bardzo grzecznle odmowh
by} przyjecia pozyczki. Uczy.
nil to dlatego, il obawia3 sic,
re doprowadzi}oby to W przy'
szlosci do jakichs zawik}a6 z
innem mocarstwami europej.
skiemi czego pragnal sig wy
strzegat. Cd owego czasu tez
ME by}o o tenn wiecej mowy.
Jednakowoa obecnie, gdy moze
przyjdzie do zaciagniscla pozy.
czki to pewnoscia raczej W
Rosyi staranoby sic ia zacia.
gnaG, niz W jakimkolwiek in.
krsjueuropeiskirn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
Strzelanina.

Juliusz Abaj w}asciciel pi.
wiarni pm. 374 Ward ul, onegdai
wieczorem W swym lokalu posprze.
czat sic niejakim Janem Rober.
kowskim chciaf 60 "a drzwi wy.
rzucie; Roberkowski wyjaf rewol-
wer strzelii dwa razy, ale ma szcze.
scie nikogo ME ranii Aresztowano
go, dzisiaj ma stawac pred So.
dem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27

Chicago ave. pomiedzy saga a Alma
I'll. Grozac mu rewolwerem, rabu.
sic zazadali pieniedzy. Swanson cd.
da} i'm natychmiast zegarek Ian.
cuszkiem pug;lares, ale potem po'
prosil ich o pozyczke % centow,
gdyz musi sic stawic ma czas W
SVEN biurze.
z nina wspaniafomyslnego dobro-
czyhcy jeden rabus' 6w wyjaf So
cent6wke wreczyf j4 Swansonowi,
poczem wszyscy trzej sic rozeszli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
Manifestacye ma Geese Stan0w
ZiednOcz0nych.

LIMA, Peru, 26 grudnia. -
Przedstawiciele najlepszego
towarzystwa stolicy urzadzaja
W tych dniach manifestacye ma
Geese Stan6w Zjednoczonych
i Venezuela. Bsdzie to przyje-
Gle dla przedstawicieli dw6ch
tych KRAKOW, po}sczone zaba-
wa. Rzecz Gala ma sig odzna-
czac wielka swietnoscia. Obe-
cnym bedzie prezydent rzeczy.
pospolitei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
R0zb6j W BaWaryi.

MANAoHIUM, 26go grud. -
Aresztowano kolo Mainburga
przyw6dce handy rozb6jnikow,
nazwiskiem Jan Seidig, kt6ry
cd pewnego czasu niepokoil
okolice Mainburga, a W Ii
stopadziemisdzy iunemi zrabo.
wal w6z pocztowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27

81 wypadk6w cholery, kt6-
rel to liczby 36 zako6czonych
smiercis. w poprzednim ty-
godniu W CUB. Wo}yGskiej "a.
chorowalo ma cholers "a osob
q 40 zmar1o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
Nowy rodzaj dzwon0w.

Nowy rodzaj dzwon6w bywa te-
raz uzywany we Francyi. So to
dzwony W ksztaicie cylindrow czyli
-rur. So one tansze, lzejsze, gfos
majs prawie silniejszy, rownie
wdzieczny. Me wymagaja wielkich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27

We wtorkowym numerze uDz:en.
niks Ch." donios}em, IL Sygffyd
Koszewski zmarl po dlugiej i cieakiej
chorobie ma tytuL
S. Koszewski rzeczywiscie przes
cztery czy piec godzin znajdowaf sic
W stanie pozornej Smiersi; ale potem
ozyl izyje.... do dis.
zona S. Koszewskiego dala chore.
mu do picia jakiegos rosoid po tym
posilku chory nagle utracil pr1yto.
mnozt zupelnie zesztywniai. zona
przestraszona, zawiadomiia krewnych,
il jej MAJ umarl.
Ludzie zeszli sic i ubolewalt mad
zmarlym.
Lsoz ku wielkiemu zdsiwieniu
obecnych 6w zmarly zaczsl okazy.
wad objawy zycia nswet ma nowo
narzekac ma swe bolesoi.
Zdarzenie to W kazdym razie ME.
zwyk1e!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
WspaniafomysIni rabusie.

Hiram A. Swanson, zam. W Au.
btin, pm. 5l4o na Chicago ave. klork
Fpocztowy, onegdaj " nocy zostal
Inapadnisty przez trzech rabusidw ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27

Pieniadze do wypozyczania. Dute s7my Nisk
procent .pozyczamy pieniadze ma budowe. Posia.
dfosci tylko W Chicago. Spflcamy potyczki %
Towarzystw duzs oszczedno6e. Hipoteh (mort.
gages) ma sprzedaz Zgtosie sie osobiScis slbo n.
stownie do H. .. STONE d CO., 2Os L. Sale g.
Chicago, Ill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
Ma cZas przybyli.

Policyanci re stacyi przy Harrison
str, Johnson i Bany, wczoraj wie-
czorem VIC wozie ambulansowym sF
WE'LL byli pewuego chorego do 81
tala sw. Elzbiety wlasnie powra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
Cholera W ROsyi.

PETERSBURG, rs grudnia. -
W ciagu tygOdnia ubieg}ego
zdarzy}o sic tntaj W miescle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27

Tow. nOswiaty", obecnie licsace
okoao piecdziesieciu ozlonk6w, wciaz
zyskuje sobie coraz nowyoh obywatsli.
Posiedaenie tegos Tow. odbedzie sic
W przyszla nisdziele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27

Oh. L. M. Mucha W tych dnisch
przyjas ma sic agenture sprzedazy
realnosci. Oh. Mucha jest takze
sgentem nDziennika Chicagoskie-
go".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27
NOwiny z South Bend,
Ind.

zmartwychwstasy! = lime nowinki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-27

Uroczystos6 Bozego Narodzenia
obchodzono tu jak zwykle = wspa.
male.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-05-23

May e. Opened High 81 Low vt CLOSING


KANSAS CITY, May el--Wheat sold hero to-
day about e lover than yesterday There
was less urgelcy IN the denoll mud sellers
werc little more willing TO pnlo concessions
than they have been beretcforc sof' wheat
out OF store was offered at sc
The demand for wheat is entirely local nos,
40 that quotations on the basis Of Mississippi
river arc not practicable
Receipts Of whc 4 to-day 10 rs, a year ago,
"a ears
Sale u ear lots by sampo on track. Kansas
| City No hard wheat, ] cars ijc, = cars i6ac,
cars spring 7lc, No hard cars good 7jc;
No hnrl, nomlnally, Tic No. red, cars S)o,
10000 bushels out OF store nae No 3 red, Z
cars no No 4 red nomlnally, To- rejected,
nomlnaly 79c.
Corn was firmly held, but there was not much
| demand for II and sales were made slowly.
! Sons samples were carried on the floor uns0ld.
Receipts OF corn to-day q cars year ago,
u cars
hllos by sample on track, Kansas City No.
mixed corn cars igc, No 3mlxed, nominal-
~, N'ic; No, I mixed nomlnaly axe No !
white ! car blc, q cars bDtic = cars 5Oici No, 3
white nomnally, iliie
Oals were firmly held, but buyers were rather
slow 10 pay the prices asked.
Sales by sample on track Kansas city No
smlsei oat, carer; No s. nomnllly, 2ss;
| No I nomInnlly, a!c, No 3whte, nominally,
JOc
Hay Receipts, % cars market steady, Tim
oihy choice, slO)aD %, No. !, @.giGts7j; No. 2,
tGNf15O fancy prairie, $50, choice, $50 o
300 No /, 96ODGG7i; No 2, BL0) h60j, packing
hny slOlR3D
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-05-23
DETROIT.

The schools Of our town closed yes
terday with music, recitations, ora
tons, etc. by the pupils. The schoo
room was crowded with patrons and
friends from all over the district and
all went home feeling that the after
noon had been well spent in listen
ing to the children Principal Light
has reason to be proud Of his success
He will be elected again next year
Mrs. N. A. Hastings who has beer
quite i'll is recovering.
Mrs. II. NJ. Light and daughter
who have been sojourning in Penn
sylvania for nearly year are ex
pected home next month.
W. II. Lamb will be in Kansas City
by the first Of June. His many
friends would be glad to see hin
come as far west as Detroit.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-05-23
GARFIELD.

Miss Carrie Matson. assistant
principal of Solomon high school,
visited Mr. Lattcns last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Christian Stern, of Gypsum,
Is visiting in the community.
Mrs. II. Allerton has returned to
her home in Kansas City after a brief
visit with relatives here.
Maggie Bctz and Kate Korn Of
Newbern visited in this vicinity last
week.
rhe South Dickinson Sunday
School convention held at Mt.
Pleasant the 9Th Of this month was
well attended The program during
the day was good and the session
closed in the evening by a report Of
the State Sunday School convention
held at Salina, by Rev. Koogle, OF
Banner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Latten spent Monday
in Abilene.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. T. Harris, Of
Solomon, called on friends Sunday.
Miss Alice Birchell is slowly recov-
ering from scarlet fever
Mrs. Rawlin's brother and neice Of
Colorado are visiting her
Misses G. and M. Keonig are visit
ing in Abilene,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-05-23
TWO SEVERE ACCIDENTS.
A Runaway and a Train Coupling
Cause Injuries.

Tuesday the six year old son Of
Harry Crosby living nine miles north
east Of town was thrown from a cart
in a runaway, badly fracturing his
skull. Drs. Steelsmith Of Abilene
and Krugg Of Industry were called
and found an extensive fracture mid.
way between the left ear and the
crown Of the head. A piece Of skull
one and a half inches wide and three
inches long was removed as well as
large bloodclots from beneath. The
brain is somewhat bruised but other,
wise intact. The boy is yet uncon-
scious and his case Is q serious one
but hopes are entertained for his re.
covery.
Conductor A. l.. Carter in charge
Of a Santa Fc freight while coupling
cars about Q O'Clock" this morning
caught his left hand between the
bumpers and had three fingers and
thumb mashed. He was brought to
Abilene where the roads surgeon,
DR.. J. W. Felty, dressed the wound,
The injured man was sent on to En-
poria at noon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-05-23

KANsAs CRY, MAJ 2l--Eggs The local
trade Is little slower but cold storage men
are ope atlng on heavier scale, The market
Is quoted NJ vlfc for eandlel stock.
Poultry The market has ilrner feeling as
the receipts are slow Hens exc springs,
small loss than pound, $50 per doz IA TO
~ pounds 400 " to pounds, 800 80 per
doz roo,teri, l5c. rafsegs sell slowly. gob-
bers &C. hens. iie Ducks, SIC. Geese,
dull aud not wanted. alive ldiHc Pigeons.
firm alOo per d0z
Butter supply good and market slow E1-
ira fancy separator ae fair, l2@iS; dairy,
fancy Arm l3c fair, sslOc store packed, best.
loo, fair, sweet packed 1iei packing old, 10
&c stale butter finds no sale,
Strawberries The market was not heavily
supplied this morning. although the run was
ample to nll the demand Missouri, Kansas
and Illinois extra fancy 500 a50; southern
stock slOO3i50: hold-over stock from Soc up,
according TO quality
Frult-Apples, supply moderate market
steady on good apples best fancy stand, 500
@70Ji common TO choice varieties, s2.Oo1i00
Vegetables-P Potatoes, market weak; new,
$3.50 per bbL ordinary kinds ~ li0c per bu;
sweet potatoes, red, supply good market slow.
e5a3lc per bu. yellow. . S0c per bu, Colo-
RADIO, market fair choice mammoth rearl
white, best, o0g7Oci No. 2, i51S5c; Utah, 10
| bpc per bu
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-05-23
From MONDAYS Daily |


The case Of A. +. Brown VS.. W.
Plumm, appealed from justices
court, was on trial all the morning
in district court. Brown put 4 horse
in Plumm's pasture las fall. Soon
after it broke gate and escaped and
has not been found. plumm notified
Brown of the horses escape but moth.
ing was done and Brown sued for the
horses value, securing Judgment in
Justices court. The appeal however
reversed the decision and Plumm was
held not responsible for the animal.
Dink LOCKER was on trial for al
legged violation of the prohibitory law
this afternoon. The jury at O'Clock
returned a verdict Of guilty on one
count.
Frederick Sechrist, Of Enterprise,
indicted by the grand jury for liquor
selling last winter, was captured at
Junction City Saturday night,
and brought here for trial.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-05-23
Poor Old Monitor.

The sale OF the Dispatch by A. S.
Phillips to the Monitor Publishing
Co., consisting Of H. N. Gaines and
W. D. Struble, made last week is de-
clared off. Phillips says he turned
over the books and supposed the deal
closed but on looking up the
records found the Monitor SO heavily
burdened with Indebtedness that its
proprietors could not give him secur-
ity for the purchase price, about 1926,
nor could they raise the money. He
was compelled to take the property
back and will issue the paper himself
as usual this week. 1t is reported
that the Monitor is in hard lines
financially and that Notwithstanding
its boasts it will have hard work to
pull through the summer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-05-23
ONE JURY DISAGREED.
Rohrer Not Convicted-0the Dis
trict Court News.
From Friday's Daily. !

The jury in case Of the State VS.. e,
W. c. Rohrer, councilman from the
Second ward, charged under grand
jury indictment with Illegal liquor
selling after long conference re-
ported a disagreement and was dis
charged. The members stood Q for
acquittal and three for conviction.
The chief witness of the prosecution
was man who was acting in the
capacity Of a spy to secure evidence
and his testimony unsupported was
not considered strong enough to con-
vict.
The case against Thomas Sutherin,
Solomon, on the same charge came
up this morning. The jury found
him guilty on one count.
f. Daily, proprietor Of the Monte
yuma hotel, had a hard wrestle with
fate this morning. He was witness
in the Sutherlin case and started as
he thought in ample time to get here.
About at Sand Springs his buggy
broke and he started out on foot to
reach court In the meanwhile his
name was called in court and recess
was necessary to wait for him. When
at last he reached there a severe
reprimand was in store for him, but
he explained the situation and was
forgiven.
r. l.. Broughton, one of the jury
men, during recess thought he had
time to run over to the store and see
II business was going all right. But
he didn't and when he came back he
was late. The court let HIM off with
a lecture on the necessity Of being on
time. He won't do it again.
After dinner another liquor case,
that against G. Bitner, was tried and
the jury returned verdict at 4
o'clock finding him guilty on two
counts.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-05-23
INDUSTRY.

Jack Frost appeared again on
Thursday night.
J S. Cooper Of Abilene was in town
Saturday.
J. Brain gave quite an interesting
talk at the Y. P. A. Saturday even
ing.
Some large fish are being caught in
the dam above town.
J. 4. Benner started on business
trip to Marion county Thursday.
Wilson Nichol started his irrigat.
ing machinery Wednesday. 1t works
very well.
Robt. Hitch, who has spent the
winter in the northern part of the
state, returned to Industry Saturday.
Mr.. Batheham living north Of town
is reported quite III at the age Of So
years. He is the father of Mrs. H..
Greene Of this place with whom he
spent the winter.
A number OF the ball club went to
Wakefield Saturday to assist neigh
boring club in game with the Chap
man nine.
We recall the statement we made
through the REFLECTOR concerning
the marriage Of Geo. Wolgast to Miss
Alice Phillips. We were misinformed
in regard to the facts Of the case.
Born, to Mr., and Mrs c. II. Moran
a daughter,
Messrs. Jones, Green and wager,
accompanied by Mesdames Jones and
Harsch, went TO Solomon Saturday to
attend the Free Methodist quarterly
meeting there.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-05-23
Resolutions Of Sympathy.

The following resolutions were
adopted by the senior class Of the
county high school:
To The Senior Class Of The Abilene High
School,:
WHEREAS, God, in His infinite wis
dom, has removed from your midst
to commencement" Of grander life
your esteemed classmate, Bessie Pen.
nington, be it
Resolved, That we, the senior class
Of the Dickinson county high school,
extend to the Borrowing class in this
their hour Of sad bereavement, our
sincere and heartfelt sympathy;
That copy Of these resolutions be
sent to the grief stricken class, and
that copy Of the same be published
in the leading papers Of Abilene.
COMMITTEE.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-05-23

Court adjourned until Monday at
8 a. m. Lloyd Lang, accused Of
liquor selling at Carlton pleaded
guilty on one count and received a
sentence Of 80 days in Jail and 500
fine
The jury in the Clemens appealed
assault case disagreed and was dis
charged. Clemens and u comrade
got into a wrangle two months ago
and had private seance without any
Queensbury rules. Each caused the
others arrest and both were fined fol-
assault. Clemons's retrial has not
been set.