davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
NCTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Albert Gilinski, zam. pm. 224
ma Cleaver uI., pred kilku dniami,
poSliznawszy ma chodniku, upadf tax
nieszczesliwie, re dozna} wstrzasnie'
MIA m6zgu wskutek tego umarf.
Wczoraj mial sic odby6 jego po'
grzeb, ale koroner Quinn powstrzy.
mai pogrzeb i zarz2dzil ma dis ogls'
dziny sadowe.
- Wczoraj W podr6zy swej do
Washingtonu przejezdzaf przez mia.
sto nasze' William R. Castle, nowy
poseE rzeczypospolitej Hawaii, 10.
na isynem.
- Jan Polak, zam. pm. 1925 ma
w. North ave, zosta} oddany pod
sad kryminalny "a to, ze pod rome
mi pozorami wyludzi{ cd fabrykanta
bicykl6w J. Petera S4oo.
Saloonista F. Balek 2 pm. 629
ma W. 9aej ul. zosta} oszukany przy
pomocy fa}szywego ezeku ma kilka-
nascie dolar6w. Sprawce oszustwa,
nieiakiego Sanlona, aresztowano.
= Gabryel Durka zostaf mocno
pobity przez rabusi6w " Lincoln
Parku. Ley W szpitalu.
= Trzynastu bicyklist6w wozoraj
aresztowano ma rogu Ashland ave.
lei ul. "a to, ze ME miei wieczo-
rem latarni przy bicyklach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Nova Iinia telegraph podmor'
skieg0.

Honozu1u, wyspy Hawaii 2lgo
sierpnia. - Podpisanym tu zostaf
kontrakt pomiedzy rzadem Hawaii
a pulk. spauldingem co do budowy
linii telegraph podmorskiego Ho-
nolulu do San Francisco. Roboty
zaczaG sic maia maja 1897, skOh-
czyG listopada 1898. KOncesya jest
na lat 20. Rad hawajski daje pr2ez
ten czas kompanii telegrsfcznej po
$40. 900 zapomogi rocznej. UmoWa
niewazna, jesIi spaulding ME otrzy-
ma subwencyi cd stan6w zjednO'
czonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Notatki telegrafczne
krajOWe.

- Dzis;aj W Omaha rozpoczyna
sic demokratyczna konwencya stano-
wa.
Wczoraj wieczorem PAM Hele'
ma Modrzejewska przybyla do New
Yorku parowcem .Havel'', naleza-
Gym do kompani Norddeutscher
Lloyd.
= Astronom Lewis Swift W OBJ
serwatoryum W Echo Mountain
wczoraj odkryl komete W grupie
Ryb.
Wczoraj Negr Noah Anderson,
kt6ry zamordowa} byf sOletniego
Franklina Friedmana W Clermont
Co., o., zostai lynchowany.
= Asystent pocztmistrza W Eagle
River, Wis; Charles Huckbody, 20
stai wczoraj aresztowany "a spree
niewierzenie $1,000 Amigo.
- Ofary eksplozyi W Braddoek,
Pa, W liczbie 8, wczoraj zostaiy po-
chowane; szkoda materyalna zrzs-
dzona tam jest mniejsza, niz poczet-
kowo sic wydawalo: ME przeniesie
$4,000.
Z ruin hotelu Gumry W Den
yer, COL, kt6ry pred kilku dniami
zawali} sic wskutek eksplozyi, DOLBY
to juz 81 zwlok, jeszcze to ME
wszystkie.
w Reading, Pa, 'wczoraj po-
po}udniu odby} sic pogrzeb bylego
sedziego trybunatu St. St. zjedn.,
Williama Strong.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Jeszeze o bankructWie braci
Bingehs

Genua, W}ochy, 81 sierpnia. -
Ogfoszono tu urzedowy rapport o
bankructwie braci Bingen. Jestto
jedna z nsjwiekszych upad}osci,
jskie zdarzyly sic kiedykolwiek, we
W8oszech. Aktyws wynosza mi
liony 500 tysiecy f.szt. ($17. 500. oool
pasywa IA milion6wf. SIT. 20 milo.
now dol.). Niedob6r stsnowi wiec
przesz{o so milion6w dol. Interess
banku oddawna prowadzone byly W
rposob oszukanezY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
RefOrmy W Tureyi.

Londyo, 81 sierpnia. Z Kon-
stantynopola dOnosza, IL Rad ture.
cki, odmawiajac przeprOwadzenia
bardziei radykalnych reform W Ar
menii, zamierza jednoczeSnie uskute-
ozni6 szereg pOmniejszych reform
administracyinych W calej Turcyi.
Niekt6re zreszts tych reform So
wymierzone wprost przeciw chrze-
Eciianom, jak mp. zakaz mianowanis
Chrzescijan na urzad Wali'ego,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Zn6W napad ma misye W Chinach'

Hmgkong, % sierpnis. - q Foo
Chow donosza nowym napadzle
mot}ochu chinskiego.
Tym razem zaatakowans zostafa
misya amerykanska.
Kaplica i szko}a leza " gruzach.
Czterech krajowych nauczycieI
snko}y misyjnej zamordowano. Ia
rzadca szko}y, Amerykanin, zdosa4
ujSe zyciem.
Wszedzie panuie rozdraznienie
przeciwko cudzoziemcom. Wszedzle
wisza plakaty napisami:
- Precz z cudzoziemskimi dya.
blami!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Zmiany VI partyi liberalnej
W Anglii.

Londyrs, algo sierpnia. - ,,stan.
dard" donosi, IL skrajne zywioly
partyi liberaInej pragna zmieni6
przyw6dce partyi. Sadza one, IL lord
Rosebery, jako cz}onek izby wyz-
szej, ME nadaje sic ma to stanowi-
sko. Zreszt2 ME ustapi on dobrowol-
ME i bedzie musiat zostat zrzuco-
nym. Jako kandydat6w ma przy-
w6dc6w partyi, wymieniaja: Sir Will
llama Vernona Harcourta lub Sir
Charlesa Dilkego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
zostas przez pociag przejechany. Po-
zostawia on zone dwoje dzieci, Ii.
czyl As lat.
przenieWieaezy kasyer.

Portland, Ore, 81 sierpnia' "A.
J. Lusk, by}y kager First Natio-
nal Bank" W Wiohita, Kan, zosta}
dis aresztowany wLong Beach pod
zarzutem, IL sprzenievierzys ooo'
Aresztowai go asystent marszafka z
Portland. Lusk SUPERINTENDENT byf
pieniadze pred dwoma laty W Wi
chita, a dw6ch jego wsp6lnik6w da'
wniej pochwycono i zamknieto.
Take jego raz juz aresztowano, ale
wymkna} sic wskutek pewnej omyi'
XII technicznej i .uciekl do San Fran.
cisco.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Sledztwo W sprawie rzezf.

Loaadya, % sierpnia. = z Shan
ghai donosz2, IL kap. Newell ame-
rykanskiego okretu wojennego ,,De-
troit" udaf sic marynarzami do
Flu Chau i Ku Cheng dla zbadania
sprawy napad6w ma misye amery.
kanskie-i dla obrony misyonarzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
zamach ma gubernatora honastiru.

Wiedea, 22go sierpnia. = Do.
pesza donosi, il W Monastirze wy.
konano zamach morderczy ma Tsche.
rima Pasze, miejscowego gpbsrna.
tora ramienia Turcyi.
Nieznany Macedohczyk strzelal
do niego razy, ale t-afif tylko rag.
Nastepnie uciekf.
Pasza odni6sl rane ME grozaca sy'
ciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Chfopiec polski przejechany.

DIS godz. wp6f do dziewiatej
rano ma Ingraham zostaf przejecha.
ny 7letni chiopiec polski Stefan Po-
lep, ktdrego rodzice zamieszkuje pm
SO ma tejze ulicy. Przejechas 60
w6z, naiadowany make z friny
Pillsbury. Nieszczesliwy ch}opczy-
ma ma obie nogi uszkodzone i dose
ciezkie rany W boku. Me wiadomo
jeszcze, czy te rany ME beds fatal
ne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Pamietniki Stambui0Wa.

Wieaea, 2lgo sierpnia. - q Pc
sztu donoszs, IL pamietniki Stambu-
Iowa znajduja sic u jednego jego
przyjaci6f zostana W najblizszym
czasie wydane. Zawierac one maja
nadzwyczaj wazne sensacyjne od-
krycia polityczne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22

nice bulgsrsko-macedohsks i CORY
Perrin. Wszystkie drogi, mostly /
studnie So pilnie strzezone. Dslsze
wkraczanie oidzias6w powstahczych
z Bu{gsryi do wilajetu Kossowskie-
60 stale sic, wobec tych zarzadzen,
niemozliwem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
DIugi Oskara Wilde.

Londyn, % sierpnia. : sprawo-
zdanie z masy upadfosci Oskara
Wilde, znanego estetyka, pozostaja.
cego W wiezieniu "a czyny Memorial
ne, wykazuje, ze ma on ss591 f. SIT.
(s17.e55) dtug6w ii zadnego ma.
jatku, Zarabial przedtem po 1000 I
SIT. ma rok.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Grzecznose!

szambelan jakiegos ksiaaatks ME.
mieckiego siedzi MIN razem PREY
obiedzie.
: Pan jestes chyba odemnie star
szy?-pyta ksiase.
o, ME-. ..-byia odpowiedz-
Nigdy ME pozwoliibym sobie przyH
ma SWAT przsd waszs ksisssois mo-
lcisl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
10000 of1ar chOlery!!

Yokohama, % sierpnia. = Po.
dug raport6w lekarskich, cd czasu
ukazania sic cholery W Japonii byso,
$4,000 wypadk6w tel zarazy.
Szesnascie tysiecy ludzi zmarlo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Rok vi.
0statnie Wiadomosci
Godzina 3cia po po}udniu.
u ZAGRANICY.
Szk0dy " winnicach we Wloszech.

Rgym, % sierpnia. Strasxns
kleska dotknela winnice we WHO.
szech.
T. wv. wesz Wilma zniszczyla
2s2,529 ARROW calkowicie, also, 100
ARROW czesciowo.
Najwiecej ucierpia}a Sycylia, ma
kt6rej przepadfa trzecia czesc zbioru,
potem prowincya Sassari, ma wyspie
Sardynii, wreszcie Calabria.
w srodkowych Wfoszech szkody
So mniej znaczne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
z KRAJU.
EatastrOfa ma m0rIu.

Seattle, Wash, % sierpnia. -
Otrzymano tu wiadomosc, re okret
walter Earle'', zajmujacy sic po.
}owem fox, rozbif sic " poblizu Wy.
spy Kodiak.
Osiemnastu ludzi jego zaSogi q.
tonefo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Najmniejsze dziecko " swiecie.

Liberty, N. Y, % sierpnia. =
Pani E. E. Henry urodzi}a tutaj
dziecie pfci zehskiej, kt6re wazy "a
le1wo funt I uncyi. Gf6wka ME.
mowlecia jest tax ma}a jak Srednis
brzoskwinia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Pastor zabity.

. Ns0 York, 2lgo sierpnia. -
Pastor Geo. Hubbard, do niedaw.
ma rektor gminy ewangelickiej sw.
Kukasza przy Varik, zostai znalezio.
ny niezywy ma szynach kolei MEDIA
leko Little Ferry, N. J. zdaje sic,
ze wezoraj wiecEorem, idac sEynami,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
z CHICAGO.
Wawrzyniec Grawon przejechany.

WdWTIyHIcC UKnWVH PIHeJe0Hys
Wawrzyniec Grawon, przybyly
niedawno re Stanu Vermont, zostat
dis rano przejechany przez pocisg
kolei Illinois Central przy ul. Mon.
roe.
Ma obie nogi odciete reke zmia.
zdzona. zyc ME bedzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
DOmniemany szpleg W Olsztynfe.

Berlin, 81 sierpnia. Z Olszty.
ma donosza, IL aresztowano tam
pewnego feldfebla artyleryjskiego,
ma kt6rego pad}o podejrzenie, ze
zamierzas zdradzi6 tajemnice woj-
skowe iakiemus agentowi. Obecnie
toczy sic sledztWo W tel sprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Zn0W niepokoje PREY bs s.4oWie
kana4u.

Colon, Kolumbia, 81 sierpnia. -
Przy budowie kanaIu Panamskiego
wynik4y nowe niepokoje pomiedzy
robotnikami. ,Groza oni zawiesze-
n EN- robot = i zadaja 10 pre-. mad
W, Xxi. Usposobienie ich jest bar
dzo burzliwe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
stara panna = i maty J6zio.

3 ..Panna stara, jake swiaty,
Malowaua ma obliczu
I odziana W smieszne szaty,
Wziela J6zia ma kolana
f, wciaz darzac 60 pieszczota,
Zapytuje: Powiedz1e mi,
lie lot uasz, mole zsoto?
- Siedem. - A jaP = wciaz W
[pieszczocie
Dana owa pyta dalej.
J6zio myslal przez dwie chwile,
Bez ogrodek potem wall:
= lego ME wiem, bo ma liczbach'
Duzych ia sic ME rozumiem,
30 ia tylko, prosze pani,
Z Do cztsrdziestu liczyc umiem...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Process o potwarz.

Teofla Kawczynska, zam. ma W.
11ei ul., zosta}a zaskarzona do SO.
diego La Buya "a potwarz i ME-
przyzwoite zachowanie sic. spraws
d. 2ego sierpnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
MiedzynarOdoWy kongres amery.
kahski.

Meksyk, % sierpnia. .-Miedzyna-
rodowy kongres pan-amerykahski,
majacy ma celu rozw6j etnologii,
jezykoznawstwa historyi Ameryki,
rozpocznie sic tutaj d. Is pazdzier-
nika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22

Pienisdze do wypozyczsnia. DuAe sunny. Nizki
procen poayczamy pieniadze na budowe. Posis.
dtosci tylko Chicago. Sp{acamy pozyczki cd
Towsrzystw duza ossczednosc Hipoteh (mort-
gages) na sprzedaz. ZgtosiG sic osobisc1e albo "
stownie do q. o. STONE = CO., 9o6 La Sale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Uparty samOb6iea.

Wczoraj po poludniu okoso godz.
s2ej kilka os6b przechadzajgcych sic
mad jsaioran Bpostrzegse, jak na %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22

-Chcesz poznaG nova swietna po.
Wiese znanej autorki Maryi RcdzieWicz
D. t. 'sNa wyzynach''l -Czytaj niedSiel-
ny sDz enaik"s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
Turcya zaczyna dziafae!

, Konstantynopoz, 21 sierpnia. =
Woiska tureckie obsadziSy csls gra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-22
P0bfazliWy naucZyciel.

- Moi chsopoze, powiedz mi, co
to jest zloto2
Uczeh milczy, jak gr6b.
-Masz racye, milczenie Jest zao-
tenn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-16
The By-w.y. of American po,,,,,. r

The By-Ways of American Politics. r1
The minor American parties which
lave appeared and disappeared during
our century and over of national life
are the following: Anti-Renters. a
New York party, which fourished
about 1S41. They resisted. the col,ec-
tion Of back rents on the Van Rens-
selaer manor near Albany. They had
strength enough to defeat Wright, the
regular Democratic candidate for gov
ernor of New York. Barn-Burners
New York, 1916, seceders from the Dem
ocratic party. They were opposed to
slavery extension. Bucktails, New
York, about 1915; they supported Mad
ison. Conservatives, New York, and
some other states, 1897; paper money
Democrats. Doughfaces. 1920, Northern
members of congress who voted in IA
vor Of the Missouri compromise. Hunk
ers, New York, a faction of the Demo-
Gratis favoring the South, Barn Burners
beinlethe other factor. Knownothings.
New York, 1854. opposed to naturaliza-
tion Of foreigners unless they had been
twenty-one years in the country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-16
A Clever Fox.

Some time since. while hunting in
northern Michigan, l tried, with the
aid of a professional trapper, to en-
trap fox who made nightly visits to
a spot where the entrails of a deer had
been thrown. Although we tried every
expedient that suggested itself to US,
we were unsuccessful, and, what
seemed very singular. we always found
the trap sprung. My companion in
sisted that the animal dug beneath it,
and putting his paw beneath the jaw,
would push down the pan with safety
to himself, but though the appearance
seemed to confirm 1t could hardly
credit his explanation. Another year,
In another locality of the same region,
an old and experienced trapper assured
me of the correctness, and said in
confirmation that he had several times
caught them, after they had made two
or three successful attempts to spring
the trap, by the simple expedient Of set
ting 1t upside down, when. of course,
the act of undermining and touching
the pan would bring the jaw within
the grasp of the the jaws.-Mr. Crshore
Of Boston in Nature.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-16
Tn. Dul. and Dueh... of York.

The i'll health of both the queen and
the Prince Of Wales lends additional in
terest to the news now discreetly cir
culated in Mayfair to the effect that the
Duchess of York Is once again to be-
come a mother, 1t is believed some time
In June. She is compelled to take
great care of herself, and is looking
both wan and pinched, very unlike the
smiling Princess May of 'pre-nuptial
days. The Prince of Wales is really far
more seriously indisposed than has
been allowed to become known, and
when he left London for the Riviera
was SO run down, partly from the eff
fects of grip and partly from the after
math Of the terrible fatigues he under
went in Russia in connection with the
tiresome obsequies of his brother-in-law
the czar, that he was scarcely able to
raise his voice above whisper. More
over, he has had recurrence of his
old trouble, varicose veins in his legs.
which had to be bandaged several times
a day, and prevent him from moving
about with his usual activity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-16
American Ind,Ro,

Indigo for expectation was brought into
Charlestown In wagons and the owners re-
ceived the proceeds in the form Of Spanish
tire currency before the Bank of the State
large amounts. We read that "the mer-
chants Of North Carolina and other distant
points used to carry the money In boxes
fitting under the seats of the sukles In
which they travelled, so as to be taken out
at night and put back In the morning"
The indigo Itself was often used directly
as a medium of purchase for other COM
modities. General Harrington ut one time
sent three four-horse wagon loads of indigo
to Virginia, buying in exchange from fifteen
to twenty negroes. An interesting illustra-
tion of this use Of indigo is connected with
General Francis Marion. This incident oc-
Cured in 1888. just after the battle Of Hob
kirk Hill. A nephew of General Marion
was to be sent to school In Philadelphia.
and was accordingly ftted out with wagon
load Of indigo. which was to pay for his
British then held possession, General Marion
wrote to Lord Balfour, In command IN
Charlestown, asking permit for the boy TO
pass through the British lines. General Ma
rion's letter was sent by Balfour to Raw
don and was afterward countersigned by
CORVALLIS. The youth with his wagon load
of indigo was allowed to proceed by the
Charlotte route toward Philadelphia, but,
unfortunately, he died before reaching his
destina nation.-The Science Monthly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-16
New s.,l. of summer recreation.


An effort to introduce the house boat
In this country as a summer recreation
will be Of interest. The house boat is
popular in England, where 1t is used
extensively by families. They are real
ly summer cottages on the water. A
company has been organized in this
country to build a number and to offer
them for rental at $500 per season.
Each boat has from eight to eleven
good sized rooms, and all the conven-
fences of a modern house. The idea
upon which its popularity is based ia
that 1t affords one an opportunity to
visit any number of river or seaside
resorts in a summer, while at the same
time having a permanent home. Ten
people can live comfortably on one
boat, and may be as sociable or as ex-
elusive as they please with the people
at the resorts they visit. They have
no neighbors or many neighbors, az
they see fit. Two servants will meet
all requirements, and the total cost Of
a summers outing, it is said, is not
more than half what it would be on
land. The house boat has to be towed
from place to place, as it is not intend.
ed to propel itself. 1t costs about $4,000
to build one. Quite number Of them
have been in use along the Pacific
coast, but no effort has been made un-
til now to introduce them in the east
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-16
DUTCH CENTS IN THE SLOT.
Now Form of C,i Developed by the

Now Form of Cii Developed by the
Gum and Cigarette Machines.
When the original nickle-in-the-slo,
weighing machines were introduced lhe
effort to get the better of it furaijhe I.
rich field for Yankee ingenuity. Al.
kinds of buttons were experiments
with, and one man, who thought Ions
and hard on the subject of winning
his weigh" devised the scheme OF past
ing a cent to disc of cardboard Of the
size of a nickle. The inventors got the
machinery down to SO fine point a
last that the size, weight and shape OF
the bogus coin all had to correspond
exactly to those of bona-fide nickel.
After that the only substitute that
would work was IS gold piece, and
that was tried by one man. a Teuton
He was the same man who got the let-
ter of conductor by buying an ex-
cursion ticket to Chicago and return
on different road, tearing up the re-
turn coupon. Until recently all at
tempts to beat the newer penny-in-tha-
slot machine have been fruitless like
wise. The inventors kept just little
ahead of the experimenters in point of
ingenuity. The only feasible plan to
beat the machine lay in finding coin
equivalent to the American cent in
every respect save value. Within a
month the problem has been solved.
The concerns that automatically vend
chewing gum, cigarettes, chocolate tab
lets, and SO forth, have recently found
in the returns large numbers of Dutch
cents. They are of the exact circumfer-
ence and thickness of American cents
and almost imperceptibly lighter. Their
nominal value is about two-fifths of a
cent, but they can be bought in Dutch
Guiana. owing to the relative rates Of
exchange. at the rate Of 400 for an
American silver dollar. Numbers of
them have been imported recently by
the South American steamers and from
Holland itself as we'll. Some Of the
importers sell them to newsboys and
others three for cent, and the urchins
who disport themselves in the city hall
park are enabled to supply themselves
with a cigarette, stick Of chewing
gum and piece of chocolate for what
each one Of these desirable articles
used to cost them, thus illustrating the
indomitable march of progress. The
Holland cent Is trifie darker in color
than the American. It bears lion
rampant ON one side and the words
"one cent" inclosed In laurel wreath
on the other.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-16
WEATHER FORECASTS.
Anybody Can Prognosticate by These
Simple Signs.

Anybody Can Prognosticate by These
Simple Signs.
Certain phenomena in the air and
peculiarities of birds have long been
known to indicate a change in the
weather. Many years ago the learned
DR.. Jenner embodied these in verse,
in reply to an invitation from friend
with whom he had planned an excur-
sion the following day. 1t embodies
about all that is known today upon
that branch Of the subject, and we re-
produce 1t as being reasonably cor
rect:
"The hollow winds begin to blow.
the clouds look black, the glass is low;
the SCOT falls down, the spaniels sleep,
and spiders from their cobwebs peep.
Last night the sun went pale to Jed,
the moon in halos hid her head; the
boding shepherd heaves sigh, for,
see, a rainbow spans the sky; the walls
are damp, the bitches smell, closed Ia
the pink-eyed pimpernel. Hark! how
the chairs and tables crack, old Betty's
joints are on the rack; loud quack the
ducks, the peacocks cry, the distant
hills are looking nigh. How restless
are the snorting swine, the busy flies
disturb the kline; low DER the grass
the swallow wings; the cricket, too,
how sharp he sings; puss. on the
hearth, with velvet paws. sits, wip-
ing DER her whiskered jaws. Through
the clear stream the fishes rise. and
nlmbly catch tn incautious flies; the
glow-worms, numerous and bright,
illum'd the dewey dell last night. At
dusk the squalid toad was seen, hop
ping and crawling o'er the green; the
whirling wind the dust obeys, and in
the rapid eddy plays; the frog has
changed his yellow vest. and in a rus
set coat is dressed. Though June, the
air Is cold and still; the blackbird's q
mellow voice is shrill. My dog, SO al
tered In his taste, quits mutton bones.
on grass to feast; and see yon rocks.
how odd their flight, they initiate the
gliding kite. and seem precipitate to
fall-as If they felt the piercing ball
Twill surely rain. see with sorrow
our jaunt must be put of tomorrow. I"