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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20
EIGHT BELLS PLEASE!
1t Has Been Improved and Large Aud
ence Liked 1t.

1t Has Been Improved and a Large Audi
ence Liked 1t.
Eight Bells drew large audience
to the Grand last night and entertained
them we'll for three hours.
The Brothers Byrne have made a
great deal of money in the several sea-
sons they have had this piece on the
road and it continues to draw good
houses wherever it goes. 1t catches the
circus lover.
1t is a good circus. AS a farce comedy
pure and simple it is failure, but for
acrobatic business it is as good show
as any that appears on the stage. The
brothers are clever. John F. is especially
So His picture drawing is really very
good and his acrobatic dancing is unex-
celled. Matthew Byrnes' juggling last
night went against him.
All the old effects and many new ones
are with the piece this year The stat
uary scene was good and the tumbling
by the Kodaks was excellent Last night
was the second time the Kodaks ap-
peared in that act. 1t was put on at
Lawrence Monday evening.
The rolling ship, the stage coach, the
folding doors and the ladders are still
used
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20
NOT HER UMBRELLA,
She Was Sure of That, and So She Left Tt
Behind.


Behind.
She was young and pretty, with baby
mouth and white forehead which mod
estly retreated under her wavy hair. She
was evidently near her stopping place,
for she had turned in her seat and was
watching for it. At last she turned and
took up the umbrella which was propped
against tbs seat. AS her eye fell on it
change passed over her face
''Why, this isn't my umbrellal'' she
gasped.
The other passengers became interested
at once.
1.-The woman who sat next to you got
out block or two back said the man
with the vociferous tie. She had an UNI
brella.''
why, she must have taken mine and
left her own old one behind. Conductor
l think it very odd that you failed to
tice it. 1t was a lovely silk one, with a
twisted silver handle, and 1 only got it at
Christmas.
VERY sorry, ma am said the con-
ductor, but folks usually carry their own
umbrellas and r.
1T is a high handed outrage" said the
old gentleman in the silk hat, land it is
my belief that the street car companies
are none too good to be in collision with
robbers. -
KNOW a 1dQy VINO IS sure bnaG u6r
pocket was picked in one of these very
cars not more than year ago." said the
woman in the old fashioned wrap.
1T was such a lovely umbrella too.
The handle was'-
You should notify the police at once,
madam" said the old gentleman.
I just shall. Stop at the next corner,
conductor
And here is my card in case you should
man. 1.-The thief was doubtless the wom-
an who
Il didn' t like the looks of her a bit
when she first got in,' said the woman in
the old fashioned wrap.
The victim arose to go, expressing her
opinion of the thief, the conductor and
the car company as she did SO.
Hadn't you better take this umbrella
along anyhow, a'am? said the con-
ductor.
1.-The ideal Why, I wouldn't be seen
carrying such an old thing. No, the street
car company is welcome to that one also, Z"
and she laughed Historically as she STEP
ped from the car.
LET me see, . she said as she stood on
the crossing. Il wonder which way I
ought to go to reach the police station"
AS she stood undecided she was greeted
by friend.
L
my lovely new umbrella!''
You have done nothing of the kind, +"
replied Katie Grossly. You left it in my
room, as usual, when you were there an
hour ago."
but what umbrella Was"-
And what l want to know is, where
is the umbrella that you took by mistake
from the rack in the hall as you went out?
1t belonged to the new boarder, an old
maid from st. Louis She said she had
been warned about those boarding house
thieves before she came, and could only
prevent her giving the police description
of you by coming right after the umbrella.
But where is it?''
''Oh, Katie what shall I do? I told
the conductor that 1 wouldn't carry the
old thing. 1t is in that car.
And she pointed to it, a mere speck on
the rails. The raindrops battered softly
down on her lovely new bonnet.-Chicago
Tribune.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20
The Fine Point of Fashion.

Awoman with genius for dress said
to a woman just from Paris, I've
found out one thing-that is, that if we
don t put these side rosettes on our col
lars back of our ears, they make US look
round shouidered. " And the woman
from Paris said: my dear, congratu-
late you on the discovery. The French
always have put them back of the ears,
but the trouble about transplanting a
fashion is that the dressmakers who
adopt it miss some subtle little point
like that that makes all the difference
between success and failure. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20
A FAMILY AFFAIR.

MI. and Mrs. Griffith Drowned Their Sor-
rows and Were Fined for 1t.
In a room upstairs on lower Kansas
avenue reside Ellis Griffith and his wife.
The cares of life are many and easily
drowned when "skey" is only a dollar a
pint. The long financial depression and
the flow of gold out of the country was
CALLING to them and they purchased
enough of the liquid that enlivens to
drown their sorrows in. There was very
little sorrow about the place when the
police got there. Joy reigned supreme
and the police were not long in taking
the situation in. Also the situated.
In police court Griffith and his wife
pleaded guilty to having had very good
time and were each fined So.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20
ABOLISH THE HOME.
Masonic Grand Lodge May Kill the s.
Assessment for a Home.


There are nearly thousand Masons of
the hall in the third story of the city
building today. They will be in session
until tomorrow evening.
1t is the regular annual meeting of
the Grand Lodge.
All the forenoon and a good deal of
the afternoon were spent in "purging
the lodge" which consists in seeing if
the credentials and passwords of the diff
ferent members are ali right. The cleo
ton will take place tomorrow afternoon.
The principal business that will come
before this meeting aside from the regu-
lar yearly business, will be an attempt to
repeal the assessment made by the Grand
Lodge two years ago, for the purpose of
building and maintaining Masonic
home that was to have been built at
Wichita. The assessment was 81 year
for each member, but the members over
the state object, and will try to have the
assessment annulled at this meeting
This means if it carries that there will
be no Masonic temple for Kansas now
A hot fight is expected
On Friday afternoon there will be an
excursion for the Shriner5 alone. 1t will
go To Salina leaving by special train on
the Rock Island at l o'clock on Friday
dAto1uOOu duu Will get Ddck ABOUT seven
o'clock Saturday morning. About seven
ty will go
Among the prominent men attending
the Grand meetings are Past Grand Mas
tiers R. E. Torrington of Wichita, W. D.
Thompson of Minneapolis Owen A. Bas-
sett of Ellsworth, D. B. Fuller of Eure-
ka. Also Bestor G. Brown of Chicago,
whom the ladies admire so much, and J..
W. Ady and S. r. Peters of Newton.
Last evening the visiting Masons saw
Sloan lodge confer the second degree.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20
UngaIIant New Hampshire.

The judiciary committee of the New
Hampshire senate has dealt ungracious-
~ and unjustly with the bill to enable
women to ill the Office of notary public.
This bill was introduced by the judi
ciary committee of the house and pass
ed that body without opposition, but the
senate committee reported ON it 'inex-
pedient to legislate. " There are several
women notaries in the state, and this
measure included a provision to legalize
their appointment and their acts.-Wo-
mans Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20
ono, hardly, butt
A Short Term Empress.

Blinks-Oh, yes she carries herself like
an empress and bosses me around all she
likes now, but wait until we are married,
and then see how she'll fawn and cringe.
Winks-To you?
Blinks-No, to the servant girl. New
York Weekly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20
A Preventive.

Jimmy-Hey, Johnny, what yer got the
leather in the seat of yer pants fer?
Johnny-Teacher's going to see me after
school, and this is my base relief. Seer
Yale Record.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20
BLEW HIS HEAD OFF.
A Prominent Ranchman of Staffor,
County Commits Suicide.


County Commits Suicide.
ST. JOHN, Kan, Feb 2O-Last night
about shutdown Otto hi, residing about
six miles northeast of st. John, commit
ted suicide by blowing his head off with a
shot gun. Deceased was a prosperous
ranchman, being extensively engaged in
feeding hogs and cattle. He usually had
from 800 to 900 head of hogs.
There is no cause known for the act
He was in good circumstances fnan-
cially, about fifty years of age, and had
never been married He was formerly
in the importing business in Chicago.
There are 300 good seats left at Ham
ilton hall for the band concert tonight
which can be secured by going early to
the door.
Brown & Co.
So hat.
500 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20
He Would Then.

Hazel can't realize, old man, that
you are father
Nutte-Can't you? Come around and
spend the night with me.-New YORK
World.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20

If anybody offers a substitute shun them
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20

NINE. M. YALE, Health and Complexion
Specialist, Yale Temple Of Beauty, No. 1z6 State
skSeSt. Chicago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-20

The de o with self
the right ribbed toned goods with bordering the breadts
and onth
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-17
Z CLEVELAND.

w ubiegsym miesiacu, iak wyka-
zuje rapport szefa policyi, aresztowa-
no 1lS6 osob. z tych 43 negrow; je-
dnakowoz z liczby tel 739 by}o u
wolnionych.
Norman Mcleod, klerk zatrudnio.
ny PREY listach registrowanych ma
poczcie tutejszej, zosta} aresztowany
pod zarzutem wybierania pieniedzy
listow.
Superintendent "ClevelaDd Rol-
ling NJ II Co." powroclz okolic Pitt
sburga j zaznaczy', re W krotkim cza-
sic wszystkim robotnikom plaza pod
wyzszona zostanie.
G. Loehner, by}y urzednik miejski,
zosta4 aresztowany pod zarzutem
sprzeniewierzenia $4,000. Nazajutrz
znaleziono go niezywego W wiezie-
zieniu. Sledztwo W toku.
Pomiedzy panem H. Niedzwie-
ckim, polskim adwokatem, Frahci-
szkiem Caulaunem, czeskim notaryu.
szem, przyszso W ubieg}ym tygodniu
do bojkina piescie. Powodem takowej
by}o rozsiewanie przez Caulauna fa}.
szywych wiesci osobie p. N. Jed.
nakowoz W owej b6jce, laden 2
pan6w ME odni6s} pr6cz sihc6w vie.
kszych uszkodzeh.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-17
ROME WIADOMOSCI.
Minister finans6w Carlisle przyby4
wczoraj do Duluth, MINI.

Minister finans6w Carlisle przybyf
wczoraj do Duluth, Minn.
w Jacksonville, Fla, u,narl bal
bierz G. A. Smith, ktory jak sic te-
raz wykazalo, mia{ az siedm ION.
w South Bend. Ind. Zawiesif
wypaaty First NationalBank. Urzed-
nicy zapewnisja jednak, ze wierzy-
ciele banku co do centa zostana "a.
spokojeni.
Nashville, Tenn. Howell Ed
munds Jackson, sedzia PREY najwyz.
Sym sadie zwiazkowym, umarl W
SVEN mieszkaniu w West Meade,
szes6 mil ma zach6d ztad W 81, roku
zycia.
Albany, N. Y. Dnia St. m. W
roznycb dy stryktach szkolnych od-
bywa1y sic wybory, obecnie prze-
konano sic, re kobiety, kt6re dopusz-
czone bysy do g&osowania ME g}oso-
wa'y prawidlowc.
Marine tie, Wis. Kilkanascie ko-
biet z Shandytown zburzyso nowo-
zbudowane pscty Menominee River
Lumber kompanii. Przytem przyszso
do b6iki dw6ch robotnik6w szesc
kobiet zosta}o niebezpiecznie pora-
nionych.
Philadelphia, Pa, Znany rabin
dr.. Jozef Krauskop wybitny tutej-
sly zydowski biznesista Arnold Kohn
zakupia W tych dniach W poblizu
Philadelphia farme, ma ktorej pobu-
duja szko}e rolnicza dla zydowskich
chlopc6w dziewczat. Latem die
ci maja sic uczy6 wszelkich robot
farmerskich a zima uczeszczac do
wyzszej szko}y. Przyk'ad godny ma
sladowania.
Cincinnati, o. Zajmujacy roz-
wod process rozstrzyga sic obecnie W
tutejszych saiach. iona p. GREGG
l
rza Wilsona twierdzi, ze maz, ktory
oddaje wszystkie pieniadze swej To-
ME jest glupcem, MAJ zas zada rcs-
wodu, poniewaz powiada, ze iona
jego jest "a bardzo wyemancypowa-
ma, ze musial gotowac sam sobie jes6,
umywac, ubierac i obuwac dzieci,
sprzatac s}a6 sozka, jednem slowem
speinia6 wszystkie roboty, ktore cd
niepamietnych czas6w wykonYwaly
kobiety. l ozeh sic tn czleku!.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-17
NOWINY z KRAJU.
KRONIKA KRYMINALNA.

w Ellston, KY, zastrzelii dr.. A
Elliston powiatu New Castle apte
karza r. A. Dickersona.
w Cana, W powiecie Davie, N. G.
marszaiek Cain zabi3 swego brats
Fillmore; pokiocili sic o podziai ma.
jatku.
Fargo, N. Oak. Myron r. Kent
ktory zamordowa1 swa zone W celu
osiagniecia asekuracyi zyciowej "
sumie $4,000, zostal skazany ns
smiert.
Dallas, Tex. Mulat McNorton "a.
strzeli} rewolweru niejakas Sadie
johnson, ktora ME chcia!a sic ego.
dzic wyjs6 "a niego. Morderce aresz,
towano.
Znany rozbojow bezprawi In.
dyanin Cherokee Bill, zosta{ W Fort
Smith, Ark, skazany ma powiesze.
ME. Wyrok ma bye wykonany 1O
Wrzesnia.
Topeka, Kans. w wiezieniu tu-
tejszem znajduje sic cd paru dni Is
letnia . dziewczyna Maud Hinues,
ktora nalezaaa do rozb6jniczej szajki
i wesp6& opryszkami rabowa}a.
Wioski szewc Flip Giampata ma.
pad& W New Yorku 25.letnia R6ze
We'll jej Is letnia siestre Kate "a
da} i'm sztyletem kilka niebezpiecz-
nych ran.
Wilmington, Del. Policya tutej.
sza jest W wielkim k3opocie, ponie-
waz W ca'ym miescie kursuje mad.
zwyczsjna ilos6 fa}szywych srebrnych
dolar6w. Dotychczas policya naslad
fa}szerzy ME natra6}a.
Jackson, Miss. Adwokat cz}opek
legislatury T. Marshall wraz z
trzema swemi przyjaciolmi ,zamordo.
wal niejakiegos Dickensa, sgenta
kompanii "Rcad Machine Co." 20.
niewsz takowy wystapi} przeciwko
MENU W gazecie i ME chcia{ osz.
czerstw tych odwoiac.
Bloomington, I'll. Przelozony robot
kolejowych linii Chicago & Alton,
Edward Studz, ,dzis rano zosta} zabity
przez robotnika J. A. Schroyera kto-
ry strzeli} do niego diva razy rani1
go tax, ze Studz we dwie godziny
pozniej umar}. Powodem zab6jstwa
mis}y bye przesladowania, iakich sic
Ma robotnikach dopuszcza} Studz.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-17
POZARY.

W Coshocton, O., zgorza} gmach
"Tuscarora Advertising'' kompanii
Szkoda wynosi $4,000.
W Sturgeon Bay zgorza} Central
hotel. Szkoda wynosi $4,000 a u.
bezpieczenie $4,000.
Newark, N. J. Pastwa pozaru sta
Ia sic wielka fabryka "Central STAN.
ping Co." szkody cbliczaja ma pol
milous, asekuracya wynosi tylkc
s25O.OOO.
Baltimore, Md. Zgorzala tu ia.
bryka firmy Joshua Horner Jr. & Co
Szkoda$10O,O0O; ubezpieczenie $780,.
600.
w Ogdensburg, N. Y. Pozar zni'
szczy} sk}ady drzewa firmy Shilling
Whitney & Barnes Lumber Co.
zrzadzi} szkode ma s15O.OOO.
w Orient Heighty, Mass. spali
" sic warsztaty kolejowe, nalezace
do Boston Revere Beach & Lynn
R. R. Co. Szkoda wynosi $4,000.
Pendleton, Ore. Hotel Transfer
przy Main ulicy przyleg}e zabudo
wanna zgorza}y doszczetu. w hotelu
by}o 20 gosci. Csterech straci}o zy
Gle, ,mjanowicie Frank Breeding; INDY
amin Old Wolf; G. Clacking VIM
Struensee. Szkoda wynosi $4,000 8
.ubezpiecznie $1,000.
New York. w. H. Crossman s
Bros, importerzy kawy, wys}ali dis
okretem "Augusta Victoria"$l, ,OOO,
600 W zaooie do Europy. Firma Hand
& Herman wys2a2a tym samym okre
tenn $175, 900 W z}ocie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-17
z WASHINGTONU.

Washington. Minister fnans6w
Carlisle wyjechas re swa maazonka
do Chicago.
General Coppinger telegrafowaa
do ministra spraw wewnetrznych, re
Indyanie wr6cill do rezerwacyi.
z rezerwacyi Fort Hall W Idaho
nadeszly wiesci uspskajajace, re In
dyanie povr6cili do rezerwacyi "a,
chowuja sic wzorowo.
Nastepca zmarlego maj jwyzszego
sedziego B. Jacksona. jak obiegaja
pogloski mianowanym zostanie f. t.
Coudert, ktory stale zamieszkuje W
Europie, lecz jest przyjacielem Gle
velanda.
w uniwersytecie Kolumbijskim z
nowym szkolnym rokiem zostanle
wprowadzony wyk1ad jezyka pol
skiego. Profesorem zostaa mianowa-.
ny Schoeofeld, autor wielu dzie{ an
gielskich Polsce.j .jak :"Higher Edu.
cation in Poland" [Wyzsze wykszta}.
COME W Polsoe "Partition cd P"
(Podziai P) "Polish elements in
German Literature" (Polskie pier.
wiastki W literature niemieckieD.
Corka genera}a Flagler, szefa ar
tyleryi regularnej armii, strzeli3a
W ub tygodniu do negerskiege
ohiopca Ernesta Green, ktory jak
ona twierdzi, krad} owoc ogrodu
jej ojca, j zabi}a 90 ma miejscu. Pc
licya aresztowa}a ia, ale pozniej
uwolniono ia, bo jury koronerska
orzekaa, ze strza3 padi przypadkowo
Negrzy sa wielce oburzeni i chca
sprawe oddac pred grand jury.
Panne E. Flagler W Westinghouse.
D. c., kt6ra zastrzeliss negierskiegc
chiopca Ernesta Green, stawiono pod
kaucya $4,000.
w tyoh dniach przyjaciole Cleve
landa byli mocno zatrwozeni wiado
moscia, IL takowy radzi} sic kilku do
ktor6w. Jednakowoz trwoga minels
gdy doktorzy zawyrokowali, by Gle
veland bya troche skromniejszym "
uzywaniu jadla i picia, i uzywa@ ma
ssazu [gniecenia]. To rzeczywiscie
sic przynalezy Clevelandowi "a try
roczne cisg1e "gniecenie' narodu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-17
TOLEDO, OHIO, II sIERPNIA, 1896
BURZE / WYPADKI.

W stanie Washington pala sic bo-
ry. Wiele osad zgorzalo; podobno
kllku osadnikow straciio zycie.
Indianapolis, Ind. Podczas koli-
zyi dw6ch elektrycznych tramwai, 8
osob ciezko, kilkanascie zas lzej, 20.
staao poranionych.
Iron Mountain, Mich. w Kopal
nj Chaplin zawali.a sic ziemia, prey.
czem dw6ch ludzi zostaio ma miejscu
zab'tych, trzech zas ciezko puranio.
nyeh.
Albuquerque, N. NJ. Wykoleis
sic tu pociag osohowy kolei Atlantic
& Pacific pod Grand Station, o 100
mil ma zachod st;sd. Podobno IL
sob jest zabitych.
Jefferson City, Mo. w wiezieuiu
tutejszem zarwass sic pod&oga i kill
kunastu wiezni6w spadio ma ni2sze
pietro. Przyczem troje lndzi costa
10 zabitych, 8 zas jest rannych ME-
bezpiecznie.
Detroit, Mich. Parowiec "Britan.
mic" zosta} zatopiony ma rzecze De-
troit przez parowiec "Russia." Zet-
kniecie nastapito powodu zerwania
sic lahcucha IL steru ma parowcu
"Britannic'. Dwoch ludzi utopi4o
sic.
Philadelphia, Pa. Augielski pa
rowiec "Prince Oscar, W drodze z
Liverpoolu do South SHE Ids, ,zderzy}
sic % lipca nieznanym zaglowcem
j W przeciagu dSiesieciu minut oba
zatonesy. Szesciu ludzi parowca
wszyscy z zaglowca utoneli. Pozo.
sta'ych uratowano.
Cleveland, 0. S Ina burza, X t6ra
tn szalala zrzadzi1a wiele szkody.
Wicher wywr6cii wielkie wozownie
Cleveland Electric Railway komps-
nil La przedmiesoiu South Brooklyn
i kilka innych budynkow wielu
zwia} dachy. w Ashtabula wywrt.
ci} cztery wielkie krany W werftach,
zrzadzsjac szkode ma $4,000.
Cincinnati. o. Most kolei Ohio
Southern prowadzacy przez rzeke
Paint pod Bainbridge zapad4 sic
wczoraj popoludniu W chwili gdy
przejezdza} pociag towarowy. Ma
szynista Clint Radcliff, konduktor
Geo. Henry, palace Hewsor i hamul'
carr Byers stracili zycie pod gruza
mi rozbitych wagon6w. Szkode licza
ma $4,000.
Racine, Wis, Pomiedzy robotni-
kami negrami bia}ymi zatrudniony.
mi przy robotach ulicznycb, przysz2o
do krwawej b6jki. Powodem og6l-
nej walki by}a k}6tnia nastepnie b6j.
ka miedzv formanem negrem jed
nym z bia}ych robotnik6w. Bali
odniesli krwawe zwycieztwo.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-17

stanowczo ze re smutnego po1ozenia
wybawi6 ich tylko moze oswiata-
czytanie odpowiednich ksiazek ga
zet opartych ma gruncie robotniczym,
dbajacych dobro casego sposeczeh-
stwa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-17
SPRAWY ROBOTNICZE.

Morristown. Pa. 200 robotnikow
z McFarlanda fabryki zastrajkowa3o
Choa podwyzszenia 10 pr. swej
p}acy.
Calumet, Mich. cooper Falls Nine
zosta}a wczoraj puszczona W ruch
zdaje sic, ze inne p6jda "a jej prey
przykladem.
York, Pa. w "York Rolling NIP
oznajmiono robotnik ON ze cd dnia 1
Wrzesnia pobierac beda wieksza o
IL POI pr. place.
2 Iron Mountain, Wis. Donosza,
re kompanie Penna Iron Mining
Co. i Aaron Go. we wszystkich swych
kopalniach robotnikom podniosly psa
ce o 1875 procent.
Chicago, Ill. strajk W fabryce me-
bli firmy Karpens & Bro. zakohczyl
sic zwyoieztwem robotnikow. Pod
wyzszono i'm place. w liczbie straj-
kujacych byli Polacy.
Atlantic City, N. J. Robotnicy
szklarscy ma odbytej W ub. tygodniu
konwencyi postanowili zastrajkowa6,
jezeli "bosowie''' ME zgodza sig ma
podwyzszenie i'm p}acy.
New York. w tych dniach zy-
dowscy robotnicy przewaznie krawcy
urzadzili wielka domonstracye po
ulicach miasta. Oko}o 10000 ludzi
bra}o W takowej udzia}. Poch6d roz-
poczynaso 500 niewiast.
w Pittsburgh, Pa. Przyszlo do "a.
burzeh robotniczych pomiedzy 200
strajkujacymi W4ochami miejskicb
kontraktor6w. Booth & Finn, a no.
wo zaangazowanymi robotnikami.
Policya musia}a rozbrajac bijacych
sic.
w West Superior, Wis, zakoh.
czy} sic strajk wy}adowaczy wegli
ME korzystnie ola robotnik6w, kt6-
rzy wracaja do roboty, ale juz po
wiekszej czesci ME mogs jej dosta6,
gdyz wielu nowych robotnik6w przy
jeto.
Massillon, O. Delegaci g6rnikow
tutejszego obwodu jednog}osnie po-
stanowili wystapi6 g}ownej uni
gornikow, zarzadu ktorej ME So
zadowolepi, utworzy6 nowa unie.
W tutejszym obwodzie jest 100
g6rnik6w.
w Watertown, N. Y, kompania
Watertown Engine Co., podwyzszy-
Ia swym 200 robotnikom place o 10
procent. w Glendale, r. l., to sa.
mo uczyni}a fabryka we}ny Williama
O'Reilla, co zupe}na dla robotnik6w
by}o niespodzianka.
Ishpeming, Mich. Bizneisisci W
Negnunee konfercwali wczoraj po-
po}udniu, aby popierac tutejszych
biznesistow " za}atwieniu strajku,
ale ma}o co uradzili a pomoc ich
ME pomoze. Pracodawcy ME chca
ustapi6 strajkierzy tez obstawaja
przy swych zadaniach.
w Appleton, Wis., powodu roe.
strzygniecia asystenta ministra woj-
ny, generaaa Doe, zakazujacego ia.
brykantom brac wode z rzeki Fox
do pedzenia fabryk, wielu mich "a
mierza przenies6 fabryki W inne O.
kolice. Nadeszay tez juz bardzo
korzystne oferty Michiganu, On.
tario Minnesoty.
New York. Sprawa robotnicza
pomiedzy naszemi rodakami znsjdu-
je tu silnych propagator6w. w ostat.
MIN strajku, wybitny udzia} bra} Pc.
lax B. Witkowski a W Brooklynie
J6zef Solotowski, takze podczas
strajku szwaczek panna Ludwika
Perska dzielnie "a sprawa robotnicza
agitowa}a. Sfowa zachety uznania
naleza sic dzielnym polskim zwolen.
nixon sprawy rohoczej.
Dnia 19 Sierpnia
Niskie ceny
Do Niagara Falls
Ko1oia Nickel Plate
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-17

Niagara Falls Excursion.
Dnia 10 sierpnia koleja Nickel Plate.
1882, a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-04
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

Messrs. A. B. Hines and Charles Dessay,
who have lately purchased land near Ball
ston, and built handsome cottages thereon,
have moved out from Washington and are
rev living in them.
DR.. Charles B. Mason has purchased six
acres of land near Arlington, and will soon
commence building a fine residence upon
the same.
Two sets of surveyors are busily locating
the beds of the electric roads near the Fir-
ginia end of the Aqueduct bridge, and are
exI eriencing some difficulty. The road
coming from Falls Church, superintended
by Mr.. r. Henry Phillip. desires to come
one way. and the Mt. Vernon road wants
to come another, while the land owners
near Rosslyn want to make both roads
come in on the same track.
Work has again stopped on the repair of
the Aqueduct bridge. Many people of the
county wish that the repair of this narrow,
old and insufficient bridge would be aban-
doned entirely. and the government build
new. wide and commodiouS bridge there,
capable of allowing electric roads to cross
over from Virginia to the national capital.
The widow and children of the late Presi-
dent Garfield own a handsome tract of
100 acres of land south Of Arlington, and
near the residence of Mr.. Frank Hume. A
wealthy New York syndicate is negotiating
to buy it and erect an extensive sanitarium
thereon.