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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-03-13
Santa Re. Prescott < PheniX Railway Go.
 PRESCOTT DTvIstoS. TIME TABLE EE-IalsiHg eaast saa.bey, Noyeml,er l tsas, at i2Ha a. m.
sOUTH EXTENSION.
ta eaeet Jan, l2 is8

Trains l0a and l04 run daily aud make close connections si Ash Fork siih trains d and q ou A. ,f D. Raiif0ad. Trains ISl and l22 connect at Ash Fork With trains ! 8ud un A. 6 P. Railroad. trairs -i ana E1 Fua taily sud connect al Jonsross aifh s,asr liuo ,afuiaE q x. mAil to and from rtHufuu farHfii Mtrkluhurg, AHi tuus talleFss1l ala rara is.
 e. w. VAUGHN, Vice l'Frldeut and Geui. Manager. R. &. COLEMAN
 Superintendent.
 F. A. HEALY,
 General FaaseurUF Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-03-13
4 KILLING.

<. ... ..3-l'e onaI Quarrel Leads to Death. --r..-- e5|,DAD, Col, March u.-At eight -o-Esd-k' last night at the mining camp. # Sophris, Arthur R ,;3ers =ba5 and instantly killed Henry Nouns. They were both employees .E tha }6loCado Fuel and Iron Com 1sanE- nd eHarrelled over a simple 1 -ih business affairs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-03-13


 manentiy cured. The sick and afflicted sl0uld not fail Co call upon him. The Doctor has tray rled extensively in Europe snd insl-scied thor oughly tLe yEFi0as hoe spitsls there. obtaining c CT at deai ot valuable information, which he is vmpeteEi t0 impart to thuse in heed uf his ervICes. The DCrtrF Cu e- Nhen others fail fry him. DR. Gll.- oN will make DO charge un- iess he effects Q cufv iersOns At distance cured tt homc- All cos .aruirstions arictly conf ,ientiai. All iettefs -:.sssrd in plsin envelopes Call or write. Address DIl J. I. GfBBOA. Bo1 1887. San Francisco. Cal. miz-tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-03-13
Atlantic < Pacific RaiIIdai C0BplHy
 (WEsTEHy DlytsiuN.l "a. E. walker. John ,. McCoak. Iossph c.
 N ilrau- hsceivers-l Condensed Time Table No. 39, Ia EE,d Sliiay, November l, ISsI

fEFeFg bud cuudays
 r-7. us Grand Cauyon of the Colorado. the k-G most uhlime nf Natures work on earth, iliesCrluabie. can easily be reached via flAgstAa Williams or i'raeh sprtnes on this road. R-. To tha Natural liriise of AriEonA. T a~1 Acntczllna's Well gou can journey m 1s direcily hy this roata.
 T-g. 0hserve the ancipni Indian civilization 4-e of IaEana. or of Acumas The City of. Sky
 n-p Visit Che P9trifod Forrest near CaEfEo. 4~es S.se and Marvel al the freak of Csnro, pishlo.
 Rgs Take hunting trip in tho magnificent lF~ef piua forosts of the San Francisco noun faius. Find iuteeeai iu the Ruins uf the Prehis- toFic Cave and fiiG Bsellers. R~-z. Nirw the longest Gautilever nridgo in 2-S America. scross tllsColorado River.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-03-13
For Sale OF Rent.

The Bowers Ranch in Agua Fria valley. For particulars inquire of Ed M. Blake, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-03-13
,rrn N NJ

SOcOFfO, N M or if you know of any town in your section that can afford the same.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-03-13
Notice.

To whom it may concern: Notice Is hereby given that my undivided one half interest in the Columbia" mine. will not be responsible for any debts contracted for material or labor furnished while being worked under bond or lease.
 mltf F. l.. WRIGHT.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-03-13
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR. GIBBONS
 Dispen aTy,

6aKEARNEY STREET,
 orner of 1omDerc San frAnciscO. Cal. fs- ;ablishe-i ia 1884 for the treatment of SoKnAl and Seminal Diecasos, such as GOnorrhsa, Gleet : riciure, Syphilis. In sall its iorms. Seminal sNeEkus~s, lmpoteRoy oy .--I I-.-. M - .
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J BYRNE, Gen. Pass. Ag't.,
 Toe AnEaleE. Cal. C. H. STEERS. Ass't. Gen. Pass Ag't.,
 Hnn Francisco, Cal A. 8. VAN SYICE. General Arent, ALHUuUEngr'E N. M
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-03-13
SUMMONS.

R. C. MoEEIsos, Attorney for Plaintif.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
GREAT DAMAGE BY RAINS.
More Water Added to Already Swolle
Missouri Streams.

More Water Added to Already Swollen
Missouri Streams.
JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, Dec. 25.-The
heavy rain has caused great alarm
along the Usage and Moreau river
valleys. The already swollen streams
are rising and it is feared that the. high
water of last week will be greatly aug
mented. Bottom farms are swept Of
fencing, hay stacks, shock corn and
many outbuildings. A great amount
of stock has been drowned, and if the rain
continues twenty four hours the river
viii be q scene Of wild devastation.
Several lives are reported to be lost
along the Usage valley. Word received
from Tuscumbia, sixty miles up the
Usage, says that more than 100, 900 BUSH
els of corn within small radius of bot
tom land was washed away and thou
sands of railroad ties and bridge timbers
have floated away. The Usage is high
er than it was in 1882; when it broke
the record.
A telegram says that the Meramec is
higher than it ever was before. The
Missouri is rising and promises to be
booming soon.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
WILL PROBABLY PERISH.

Little Hope Tor the Crew OF the British
ship MOresby.
DUBLIN, Dec. 24.-The British ship
Moresby, Capt. Coomber, was stranded
off the Ballina Courts lighthouse, near
Dungarven, about a mile and a half
from the shore. Her clew, numbering
80 men, have been lashed to her rigging
throughout the night and it is believed
they will perish, as the sea is so heavy
as to render it impossible for ifeboat
to live in it any length of time.
Some of the Crew Were Rescued.
Later in the day lifeboat succeeded
in getting to the Moresby and rescued
several of the crew. The others re-
manned, however, dashed to the rigging.
The Moresby, at the time the lfeboat
was driven away from her, was break
ing up.
In spite of the efforts to save them,
seventeen of the Moresby's crew were
drowned when that vessel broke up.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
MANITOBA SCHOOL QUESTION.

Greenway Order . General Kieotio. for
fan. 10.
WINNIPEG. Maa.. Dec. 25.-The Nam
itoba government has thrown down the
gauntlet 10 the dominion governments
on the separate school question. Pre-
mier Greenway dissolved the icg.sla-
ture and has ordered general election
for Jan. Is. only three weeks distant.
In an address to the people Of Mani,oba
the premier, after reciting the steps,
legal and legislative, taken in the past
two years, says:
Positively Rejected the Proposal.
''To the communication forwarded
by the dominion government Of the 9Th
Of July last inviting the Manitoba gov
eminent to take such action as would
remedy the alleged grievances Of the
minority. we have replied definitely
and positively rejecting the proposal to
re-establish separate schools in any
form, and expressing the intention to
uphold the present uniform non-sectar-
ian system.
Gas federal parliament is about to
be asked to legislate upon this subject,
it of the utmost Importance that the
views of the electors of the province
should be
Clearly and Unmistakably Expressed.
assert that our people are perfectly
competent to deal with their own edu-
cationd concerns, and I resent the i'm
putation that they have treated any
portion of the community with injus-
tice or in spirit of intolerance. pro-
test against the proposed action of the
dominion government in inviting par
lament to destroy our national school
system without Investigation and in
ignorance of the circumstances. If
your votes are overwhelmingly in
favor Of the stand taken by my gov
eminent there is no doubt that the
views of the members of the dominion
parliament will be materially affected
thereby and coercive legislation may be
altogether averted."
The people Of Winnipeg are greatly
excited over the announcement of the
election date, and there will be hot
fighting in political circles during the
next three weeks. No one expects the
defeat of Greenway, but if he is re-
turned, "What them" is the question
asked.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
LIFE GREW WERE LOST.

Their Boat Capsized and Sixteen Men
Were Drowned.
DUBLIN, Dec. 25.-A large three
masted vessel has been seen flying sig
mails of distress in Kingstown bay. A
lifeboat watch was sent to her assist
ance, was capsized, and her crew Of six
teen men drowned.
A second ifeboat which started to
the rescue was also overturned, but the
crew managed to cling to the boat,
which was finally righted. The fate of
the three-masted schooner is not
known.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
A DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
Two Men Killed and Five Fatally In.
jured at bonneville, Ills.

Two Men Killed and Five Fatally In
jured at bonneville, Ills.
CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-A frightful dyna-
mite explosion occurred on section IA of
the drainage canal about mile from
the small town of bonneville. Two
men were instantly killed and five IA
tally and two severely injured The
dead are: James Mcknight, Daniel
McAllister
The fatally injured: George McFit-
rick, John McFitrick, Barney O Rourke,
Lewis Kearney and John McHue. The
mangled remains of the men killed
were removed to the town of Lockport
The injured victims were taken to ST..
Joseph's hospital, Joliet, on the first
train after the accident
The two men killed were literally
torn to pieces and the others were
shockingly mangled.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
NOW FEAR FOR TIE DANUBE.
Series of Bad Southerly and Westerl
Gales OH the Pacific.

Series of Bad Southerly and Westerly
Gales the Pacific.
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Dec. 20. :
The worst storm experienced in this
section for many years has prevailed
for the past two days. The tele-
graph wires are Frustrated and ship
ping is at standstiu. Steamers arriv-
ing from the south report severe gale
from the west, and steamers bound
down are compelled to seek shelter and
wait for the weather to moderate.
The prevalence of a succession OF
southwesterly gales has not not only in
tensified fears for the safety of the miss
ing Strathnevis, Of the North Pacific
line, but much uneasiness is now felt
for the British steamer Danube, which
left Victoria two weeks ago to search
for the disabled steamship. During
that period the weather has been in
tensely stormy.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
Three Persons Fatally Injured.

CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-Three persons
were probably fatally injured in an
accident ON the Metropolitan "L'' road
at Forty-eiShth street and West Har-
risor. Those injured are: W. III.
Brady, motorman; William r. King.
conductor; John Schiller, passenger
The motorman lost control Of his ap-
paratus and combination motor and
passenger car crashed over the bumpers
and down to the street, 20 feet below.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
Profits on Montana Mines.

HELENA, Mont, Dec. 25.-Montana
listed mines paid in dividends during
the month Of November the sum OF
100000. Up to and including Novem-
Der of this year the listed mines Of the
state, ten in number. have paid the sum
of 81 ,654, 140. This does not include
the Anaconda, which paid more than all
the others put together. It is estimated
that the mineral output Of Butte this
year is worth SS1, 600. OOO.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
MAY Fully Pardon tho Queen.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 25.-Advices
from Hawaii to local paper are to the
effect that President Dole and his cab.
met are so well pleased with the way
in which ex-Queen Liliuakalani has
conducted herself since her release on
parole that the granting Of full pardon
to her is under consideration.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
Great Loss Of Life From the Gale
Now Raging on the British
Coasts.
Life Crew Of Sixteen Capsized
and Drowned in Kingston
Bay.
Seventeen Of the Crew Of the
EOresby Drowned - Fears
For the Danube.

LONDON, Dec. 25.-Heavy gales pre-
vail over the coast of Great Britain and
several small wrecks have already been
reported. A schooner was seen to run
ashore in Tyne near Shields, where she
became a total wreck. It is believed
that all the members of the crew were
drowned.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
Nav Enel.nd sooiety Ban.uet.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The New Eng.
land Society of New York gave its 18th
annual dinner last night. Over 400
guests were present. The guests and
members pr sent included Elihu Root,
who presided. Chauncey M. Depew,
Secretary Herbert and many prominent
New YOrkors
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
St. Paul
Mir neapols
Duluth and
West Superior
Minnesota, the Dakotas Mon.
tana, Idaho, Washington,
Oregon and California.
Steamer Connection for ALASKA
HAWAII, JAPAN and CHINA.

Solid in construction, modern in improve
meM.
Library Cars. Family Tourist Sleepers and high
back seated day coaches especially adapted for
long distance travelling.
Meals serv ed ON ',pay for what you eat
plan.
L trough the grandest sceneryi America by
daylight.
Reaches fine hunting. fishing. pleasure and
health resorts-Helena and Boulder Hot
Springs. Lake Med onaId, the Kootenai, the
Columbia, Lake Chelan and Puget Sound. .
Round trip excursion tickets to points east
and west, with stop off privileges. and choice
of return route. Baggage checked to destina-
lion.
Connects in season of navigation with the
m agnifcent steamships North West and North
Land running between Duluth and Buffalo.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
Five Men Reported KILLED,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. 25.-A
doubleheaded freight train, southbound,
and northbound freight on the Gin
cinnati Southern railway colhded at
Cardiff, Tenn. All three locomotives
crashed together and both trains were
entirely demolished. 1t is reported
that FIVE men were killed-one tramp
and four trainmen.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
Fox River Consolidation.

MENAsHA, Wis, Dec. 25.-It is almost
certain now that the plan of w. z.
Stuart to consolidate the water power
interests of the Fox river valley will &c
through. The Mississippi Canal com.
pany has consented to the deal and the
owners of leases at Menasha and Nee.
nah have practically agreed to fall in
line.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
Northern Pacific Indemnity Lands.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. = Secretary
Smith has approved lists Nos. 20 and 20
of the indemnity selections by the
Northern Pacific Railroad company of
lands in the Fargo district. The lists
embrace $50, $40, 800 and $50 acres, re-
spectively. They are the same lists
that were fled by the company as in
demnity for lands lost between Superior
and Ashland, Wis, which the secretary
decided the company had no right to
select.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
solly smith Defeats Murphy.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 25.-Billy MUIR
ply of Australia and Solly Smith OF
Los Angeles fought at the Olympic
club last night. They fought IA savage
rounds. Murphy was the cleverer. but
he lacked the physique necessary to
Withstand Smiths rushes and c3iuches.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
FINE RoADsTERs oREMATED.

Livery Stable ut Burlington Burned.
Forty Horses Pefished.
BURLINGTON, Ia, Dec. 25.-Strick-
lands livery barn, with 40 head of
horses and 200 vehicles, burned. Loss.
$50, 900; insurance less than SO. 000
Many Of the horses were fine roadsters
with records and belonged to private
parties. Two men were dragged out Of
the building unconscious and another
escaped from a second story window.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26
Narrowly Escaped APPROPRIATION.

ST. PAUL, Dec. 25.-Misses Mamie
and Florence Shove, Edna Burden and
Miss johnson, living on Harriet ave-
nue., had narrow escape from asphyx-
iation by coal gas. The restless action
of dog that was made sick by the gas
was probably all that saved them from
death.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-26

For .ates. MAPS time ia oIes or special in.
ormaL, III, apply TO agent Northern Pacific
Railroad or Chas 8. Fee. Gen. Pass anC
Ticket Agent, st. Paul. MINI.
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Zle strzelaja

Wczoraj detektyw N. ]. Gallagher
udal sic do stajni "a domem pm.
4437 Union ave-, azeby aresztowac
niejakiego Andrew W. Gormly, alias
Buckinotrap Andy, "a rome jego
sprawki.. Ledwie Gallagher wszedi,
Gormly wyjas revolver strzelis,
ale chybil, poczem przebiegt kofo
niego zaczaE uciekac. Gonitwa od-
bywa}a sig przez czas d}ugi prze7
liczne ulice uliczki az do Wallace
ul., po drodze tax uciekajscy, jak
i scigajacy bez ustanku strzelali i
wymienili kilkanascie strza}ow; Ia
den Mich przeciwnika ami razu ME
traf}, W kohcu Gormly spotkawszy
ch}opca Eddie Fassell, jadscego ma
kucyku, zmusit 60 do zeskoczenia,
sam ma kucyka wskoczy} i umkna}.
Me znaleziono 60 dotychczas.
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Wypadek u prZystani.

Wczoraj W nocy godzinie lleJ
u przystsni kompanii parowcow
Goodrich zetkneEy sic diva parowce
przepefnione podr6znymi. ,,Chrls'
topher Columbus, znany statek,
powracajac Milwaukee, uderzyf o
parowiec John A. Dix, wracaj2cy
z wycieczki okofo je"iora, ktory
zanadto nieostroznie wsunat sic byf
miedzy kilka parostatk6w ma rzeke
powracaiqcych, i pomiedzy podroz-
nymi obu statk6w pows'at straszli-
wy poploch, a wielu mdlaio prze,
razenia.
Ma szczescie Colurubus pfyn2t juz
bardzo powoli i uderzenie byfo sto-
sunkowo slabe, a Mkt podr6znych
ME zostaf skaleczony. W statku
Dix wybii Columbus dose znacznaa
dziure i zrzadzi} szkode ma 5000.
Wszystkich Fodrdznych szczeSliwie
ma lad wysadzono.
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MOrderstw0 W piwiarni.

Wczorai okoEo poludnia zawezwa.
no policyq do piwiarni Wsocha Giu-
seppe Salvadose pm. 523 Clark ul, z
powodu, re zostafo tam popefnione
morderstwo. Niejaki Alex. Swift,
handlarz uliczny leza} tam nieprzy-
tommy z rama W gEowie. zawieziono
90 do szpitala powiatowego, gdzie
wkr6tce, ME odzyskawszy przytom'
nosci, umarf.
Aresztowano gospodarza str6za
Sama Ward, ale ci ME chcieli podac
zadnych szczeg6l6w zajscia. Pozniej
dowiedziano sic, re Swift pewnym
czlowiekiem - kt6rego nazwisko
policya juz zna, ale podac ME chce,
- cd godz. rano W piwiarnl tel
pill, potem MIN sic poklocis sta,
lowym ,,zabijaczem" przez niego W
glove zostaS uderzony. Policya spo
dziewa sic, ze morderce wkrotce
zdo}a aresztowac.
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Straszny Wypadek.

Cleveland, o., 80 sierp.-DzislaJ
spadi James Beckmeister z Viszace-
90 rusztowania wysokosci pieciu
pieter przy gmachu Worlds pa cho.
dnik i zabii sic ma miejscu. Upadi
ma przechodzacego w}asnie Johna
Nickson, kt6ry wskutek tego ma
zlamana kosG pacierzowa obie nogi
i musi take umrzec. Wraz Beck
meistrem stall ma rusztowaniu Lewis
i Cormler. Sznury sic rozluznlfy,
rusztowanie sic przechyli}o Beck
meister spad6. Lewis rdwniez sic
zesunat, ale udaIo mu sic pochwycic
"a gyms u okna dostac sic drabl'
ny pozarowej, po kt6rej sic urato'
wal, Cormler pochwycif "a sEnur
uratowas go pewien cztowiei, kt0ry
przez okno pochwycif 60 jedna reka
wciagnat do wnetrza'
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Nowe nspady Kurd0W " Armenii'

Tufts, 80 sierpuia. z turecklej
Armenii donosza tu nowych bez-
prawiach krwawych czynach Tur-
k6w i Kurd6w.
l tax, dow6dca tureoki Shake Pa.
sza urzadzi} kompletna wyprawe
wojenna na miasteczko armehskie
Kemagh sasiednie wnioski. zebral
W tym celu ca}s armie, z}ozons z
5000 tureckich zo}nierzy i 10000
Kurd6w, miasteczko napadl, z}upR
i literalnie obr6cI W perzyne.
Klasztory koScio}y zosta}y IRA
bowane zniszczone.
To samo sta}o sic VI sasiednich
wioskach. Spustoszono je ogniem i
mieczem. Zycia Armenczykow ME
szczedzono. Ludnos6 przerazona u
cieka W CORY. Pow0d tych nowych
napasci niewiadomy.
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POEar W miasteczku''

Waukegam, ILL.,, 81 sierpnia. -
DIS W nocy pomiedzy godz. 11ts a
1sza znaczny pozar W Libertyville,
ILL.,, zrzadzi} niezmierne szkody.
Pozar powstas W handlu zelaza
Schanka i wskutek wielkiego wiatru
szybko obja} drewniane budynki.
Zatelegrafowano po pomoc do Wau'
kegan Chicago, ale MIN Chicago
mogEy nadejs6 sikawki, juz pozar
poch}ona} prawie wszystkie budyn'
ki W dzielnicy przemysiowej i le-
dwie pare dom6w ocalalo. Liberty
vile liczy 1000 mieszkahc6w i miaso
oko}o so budYnk6w; IA najWie'
kszycb i najmniejszych spfone}o.
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TeIegramy KrajoWe.
AresztOWanie partyzant6W.

Wizmington, Del, 80 sierpuia. -
Dzisiaj aresztowano dwudziestu
mezczyzn, oskarzonych o to il naru-
szajsc ustawy nieutralnosci, urz2dzlc
chcieli ekspedycya do Kuby.
Wiedziano tenn oddawna, re
partye powstahcze wyjezdzaja Ia
jennie do Kuby, ale trudno je byfo
pochwycit. Agencya pinkiertohska
zajeia sic wysledzeniem powstahc6w
i dowiedziano sic najprz6d, re glow
ma kwatera tych powstahc6w znsj.
DUE sic pm. III Market ul. re juz
co najmniej jedna wyprawa do
Kuby odeszla, potem, re nova
partya wybiera sic najetym W tym
celu holowcem Taurus do Penn
Grove, gdzie ma czekac ma paro-
vice jadacy Philadelphia, niewia,,
domego nazwiska. SIedzono ich ia
Jennie, dozwolono i'm wyjechac do
Penn Grove, tam aresztoWano
"a wyrobionem przedtem rozkazem
departamentu skarbu. Ma statku
Taurus znaleziono 27 pax bronia,
a nadto mn6stwo amunicyi, odziezy,
prowizyj itp.
Dowiedziano sic tez, re ma pewno
przed trzema tygodniami podobna
ekspedycya wybra}a sic holowcem
Bertha stad zapewne przybyta
szczesliwie na kube.
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CzWOrO dzieci naraz stracifa.

Su7zivan, Mo-, 80 sierpnia. -
Wczoraj wieczorem troje ma}ych
dzieci wdowy Jenkins bawi}o sic ma
divorce, a potem ma rropozycya
jednego mich, poszfy do stodoiy
szukaG jaj. Miejsce to jest troche
oddalone niebezpieczne powodu
czestego pojawienia sic tam wez6w.
Jedno dzieci w}ozy}o reke W
otw6r, kt6ry uwaza}o "a gniazdo
kurze, ale W tejze chwili cofne}o j.
z krzykiem, wo}ajac, IL kura je u
kasi}a. Dwoje innych zupe}nie tax
samo postapiSo iwszystkie zacze}y
krzyczec bolu i przestrachu. Ma
tka najmsodszem dzieckiem, ME.
mowleoiem, bysa wsasnie przy stu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-31
TOTATKI MIEJSKH,

- Wyk}ady W szkole parafalnej
sv. StanisEawa K. rozpoczynaja sic
we srode d. Sgo wrzesnia.
- w Hall Puiaskiego d. 1890
wrzesnia RIB. odbe Izie sic litewskie
przedstawienie teatralne..
- DR.. M. L. Ostrowski powr6ci}
Europy = i zn6w praktykuje W
Chicago '''z-
= Jeszcze jedna gazeta tygodnio.
wa ma zaczac wychodzic W Chicago.
Czy ME "a wiele tego dobrego?
- K6fko dram. ksiecia J6z. Po-
niatowskiego urzadza d. 6 pazdzier.
nika przedstawienie teatralne. Ode
grana zostanie Hall para6alnej
sw. Wojciecha komedya: ,stary
piechur syn jego huzar.''
- Jutro W pofudnie urzadzaja
tutejsi Niemcy poch6d po ulicach,
jako W rocznice zwyciestwa pod Sc.
danem, a dis wieczorem maja wiel-
XII "capstrzyk".
- Pojutrze rano godzinie Sci
cyrk Barnum and Bailey urzadza
wielka parade uliczna re swego obo.
zowiska ma rogu "a ulicy Cottage
Grove ave.
Burmistrz dzisznowu wyjezdza
ma Wsch6d.
Znani przyw6dcy robotnik6w
agitatorzy socyalistyczni John
Swinton i J. Keir Hardie Il Anglii)
przybyli wczoraj do Chicago.
Wielka parada robotnikow "
poniedzia}ek rozpocznie sic o godz.
loci rano ma rogu ulic Randolph
Market. Potem odbedzie sic piknik
W Ogden's Grove.
- Wskutek eksplozyi gazoliny
poparzyia sic niebezpiecznie, a moze
smiertelnie, II letnia Nellie dc
Worth, sfuzaca pani Olson, pm. 4oS
1oe ul.
- Ma przedstawienie, kt6re sig
odbedzie d. 8 wrzesnia r. b. W Hal
przy ul, Bradley, z}ozs sic dwie we
sole sztuki. So to: "Kalosze" Ere
dry j "Fa1szywy Jakaj}o". S. Ia
hajkiewicza. Dochod przeznaczon!
ma kosci6i W Avondale.
- Barbara Wigra, zam. ns 14tl
Pl. W poblizu Canal ul., oddana 20
stala pod sad "a sprzedawanie trun
k6w bez "lajsnesu". Postawiont
ja pod kaucya $500.