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ChiIdren's Day Service.

The latest children's day service, written by William Edward Penney of this city, entitled 'Our Banners" has just been published in New York ChiI- dren's day comes this year on June If. the 18th anniversary of the adoption of the American flag, or flag day. and for this reason Mir. Penney has made the service of a semi-patriotic char aeter. It is easy of presentation, with stirrings songs and recitations and will be sure to please old and young. Teach
 CTS and superintendents can obtain sample copies by addressing the author.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-01
ManxItalians Arrire

New York, April 30-The Anchor line steamship Belgravia arrived this morn ing from Catania, Palermo and Ma ples, bringing 1,54S Italian immigrants. This is the largest number of passen- gers that has arrived by any one steam ship this season.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-01
Probate Court-Judge cleaveland.

The application of Maher 6 Conlan for the removal of w. J. Montgomery as administrator of his wife's estate met with vigorous opposition in tine probate court yesterday morning by Judge York and Attorney John I. Cler- kin, counsel for Montgomery.
 Maher x Conlan are counsel for the heirs -at-law of Mrs. Montgomery, two sisters and a brother, and they allege in their complaint that Montgomery is an insoIvent, has no business standing in the community, and is therefore not a proper person administer the estate.
 The petition which was before the court was brought, by Michael J. De- laney and Mrs. Margaret Hefferln of New York and Mrs. Mary A. Finnegan
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An Old Story Ahont ex.Kinr Milan.

Berlin, April 30.-The Cologne asserts that the object of the proposed visit of ex-King Milan of Servia to the United States is to secure a wealthy wife for his son, King Alexander of Servia.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-01
Mrs. BOoth-TucEer Very I'll.

San Francisco, April 30.-Mrs. Booth- Tucker, the Salvation Army leader, is dangerously i'll in this city and all her meetings in this state have been can celled.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-01
Montreal's Loan in London.

London, April O.-subscriptions for the new loan of the City of Montreal of e410,000 were closed last evening. The loan was largely oversubscribed,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-01
Earl Grey at RuIuwaxo.

Cape Town, April 30.-Earl Grey, the new administrator of the British South Africa company has arrived at Bulu- waVo
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-01
Reduces Its Rate.

Calcutta, April 3o.-The Bank of Ben gal has reduced it's rate of discount from to 6 per cent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-01
INtlhc|nty,re
 < 60. AGRAND FINISH

APRIL. WILL RETIRE AND PASS INTO HISTORY AS THE MOST WONDERFUL RETAILING AND BARGAIN GIVING MONTH IN OUR MERCANTILE CAREER. THE REMAINING DAYS WILL BE A CONTINUAL OVATION OF PRI- CES. WELCOMING BEAUTIFUL MAY WITH THE GRANDEST VALUES THAT EVER PASSED THROUGH THE FIXTURES OF A DRY GOODS STORE.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-01
FIRE AT HEUBLEIN'S.

A blaze was discovered in the wine cellar of Heublein's cafe at Court and Church streets about 11:30 o'clock yes- terday forenoon. The fire broke out in a pile of straw and rubbish and was going at a lively rate when discovered. No one seems to know how it started. The dining rooms were filled with smoke and the chemical engine was called out and soon had the blaze under control. The damage is slight.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
~FOtOgrafje PamiatkOwe.

Prey okazyi u~roozystosoi otwarcia
Pierwszego Domu q. N. p, odfotogra-
fowany zosta1 ten Dom z calym zarza-
dem q. N. P. i obecnymi W Chicago
goscmi, jak rowniez towsrzystwo Kra-
kus6w W narodowyoh ubiorach i po.
chod towarzystw pred Domem. Wszy-
stkie to fotografs 8miu r6znyoh
Pozyoyach udaly sic bardzo dobrze i to
fotografie powinny sic szeroko rozejsc
pomiedzy ogo3em zwiszkowym, oraz tez
grupami u. N. P- jake piekns pamiat.
ks tax uroczystej ola mas chwili.
Ola grup by}yby najwlasOiwsze toto.
giraffe Domu z Zarzadem Wv. i delega-
tami.
Fotografie to MONA nabyc "a posre.
dnictwsm Sekrstarza Jensralnego
Zwiazku p. M. H. SadoDskiego, Iu6
acproSt od fotogrot6p, Niklas i Pa.
toSocski, $50 Milwaukee Ave-, Chicago,
ILL.,, pc cenach nsstepujsoyoh:
Fotografia rozmiaru l1x14 cali ma
znacznie wiekszym ksrtonie z odpowie-
dnim pamistkowym napisem "a jedne
sztuke DO ESQ.
ola zamawisjaoych W ilosci 6
do l2tu sztuk sztuka pc 600.
tuzin Tub wiecej sztuks pc 500.
Zamowienis Z przesyika pieniedzy
prosze adresowac ma reCe wyzej wspo-
mnianego Sekretarza Jeneralnego wv.
p. M. j. Sadowskiego, lub do niaej pod
pisanej firmy:
NikIGs &c PasoSouski,
$50 Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
POlacy W Ameryce.

- w niedziele d. / BIN. zdarzyl sic
W Silver Lake, Mimi, nader przykry
wypadsk, spowodowsny Dieostroinem
obobodzeniem sic z bronia palma.
Gdy czterej synkowie W wieku 4, 6.
III IL lat tam, ejszego nauczyciela /
organisty p. j. Idzioreka, wracali z cd.
wiedzin u sasisds droga wiodsoa mad
jeziorkiem do domu, spostrzegli mez.
ozyzne ukrytego W krzakaoh, tuz pray
brzegu jeziors, Biorac 90 "a jakieoos
iszege, Dsjstarszy z Mich rzeA do mlod
szyoh, by przyspieszyli kroku. Leoz
zaledwie zdatyli zrobic kilka krokow.
pada strzai, ! ma nieszczesoie rani smier.
telnie 1Oeio letniego Stefanka ozterema
srotami. Malice zblsdii zemdl4l; przy.
szsdl mu atoli W pomoo ten ozlowiek,
Przez ktorego postrzelony zostal.
Byl MIN pomocnik kowala, niemiec
Rinsb, ktory czatowsi ma kaczki, maiso
obie lufy odwiedzone. Jsk powiada,
widzisl on zdsleka idacyOL cblopcow.
S~postszegiszy stado kaozek, zupeinie o
nioh sspomniai, - gdy " ten usfyszs.
wszy jakis szmer po IA soba ma drodze
odwrocii sic, atoby zobaczyc 90 sic
" jakis niswisdomy sposob IA
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

CHICAGO, d. 10 listopada 1896
Il. j. DziengieLearSk,i.

CHICAGO, d. 10 listopada 1895.
Ma dniu Is listopsda odbylismy ma
Kazimierzowie uroozystosc poswieoenia
sztandaru Tow. sw. Kazimierza, or. 219
u. N. P. Przy pieknej pogodrie mu
zyka z~wiazkowca r. Hensla ma czele,
wyruszyly Tow. Z Kazimierzowa re
swemi sztandarami W nastepujaoym po-
rzadku:
Tow. Ochotnik6w Pu}sskiego Z Ka.
zmierzowa, Tow. Dziewio z tsjte para
fiji, tow. sw. Kazimierza, gr. PIC IMP,
tow. sw. Krzyza, Dw6r Lesniczych sw.
Kazimierza, tow. patr. Stefans Busz.
czy hskiego, or. 208 z. N. p, tow. sw.
Kazimierza Krolewicza, tow. sw. Ivy
dora, Soko{ Jednos6 i Tow. spiewu
DEVON Wolnosci, Choir Ii z. S P.
Przy Western ave. j 81 ulicy przyls
czyly sic do pochodu nastepujsce tow.
z Wojoieohowa:
Tow. Krakus6w sw. Grzegorza, Or.
245 u. N. P, tow. Soko} Polski mr.. /,
Ochotnioy Pulaskiego z Wojoieohowa.
Pochod ruszyl Przez ulice zamieszka-
ie przez ~polakow, ktoryoh domy>piek-
ME udekorowane byly. o godz. 3ciej
weszlismy do kosciola sw. Kazimierza,
gdzie aktu poswieoenia dope1ni} ks.
prob. w. Furman; kazanie stosowne do
okolioznosci wyglOsii ks. SztuozkO.
w imieniu Tow. sw. Kazimierza skla-
danny podziekowanie 81. towarzystwom,
udzial ~bioracym, take szan. Towarzy-
stwu Gmina Polska "a piekny podarek
Ola sztandsru, a szczegolniej szan. ksie-
zom stsropolskie Bog zaplac.
Wojciech SSleichert, prezes,
Albin Rosihski, sekretarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
Ma kOrzysc Skarbu n. p.


Dnia 20 grudnia, w sobote, odbedzie
sic W hall czeskisj PREY Emma ulioy
przedstawienie teatralne i bal ma ko.
rzysc Skarbu Mar. Pol.
Dana bedzie bardzo weso}a komedja
" jednym akcie p. t. ,Kawsler Marco
wy. Udzia1 W niej biors najleps.s
SHY amatorskie, a misuowicie panic: Of.
bihska j Z~6lkowska oraz panowie: Woj
nioki, Osada i Zdzieb}owski.
Oddzial chicagoski skarbu narodo-
wego, zajmujacy sic urzadzeniem tego
wieczorku ME watpi, be rodaozki nasze
i rodaoy zbiora sic tlumnie.
Bal Tow. Budowy Hall Pulaskie.
60, odbedzie sic W czwartek dnia 20 Ii.
stopada b. T. Poozatek o god1. $50
wieczorem.
Do iioznego wspo3udzia}u zapraszs
az. publicznose, Zarzad Hall Puiaskie.
go.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
,,keen EDGE.

Jedyny NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. spps6b 4,
strzenia brzytwy. Najhardziet taniedh.n,
brzytwe wytoczy " dw6ch minutach q Nv
toczona " ten sposob brzytwa zachowui.
swota dobroc dfuzei, nizby byfa toczona 30
kimkolwiek innym sposobem.
Rosztuje tyiko 20 ct. sztuka.
Me Jest TO baden humbug, ale rzecs bar
do pozyteczne ola kazdego. 1 po Goa O
pfacic % C. "a jednorazowe ostrzenie brsy.
ivy, gdy TO wystarcza CT diva lats. Potrse.
bujemy agent6w wszedzie kt6rzy by 81.
chcieli sprzedaza tegoz I wielu innych ma
mowif. Pisz natychmiast do mas I zafacn
&c. znaczek pocztowy na przesyfke cyrkuls
rzy. Agenci moga zsrobic $500 dzienni,
.sprzedajac nasze rozmaite artykufy. Pts
~natychmiast ME zwleka!. To COS nowego.
Adresuj'
j. F. Samborski, P. o. Box l20.
Cor. Main &~School,sr. Thorndike. Mas.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
Obch6d ma hall Pufaskiego.

w Przys.la niedziele oibedzie sic
obchod So ej rooznicy powstania listo.
Pada, ma Wojcieohowie, W hall Pula.
skiego. Poozstek o godz. lei wiec1o
rem. Obch6d~ zapo1iada sic swietnie.
Udziaa W MIN wezma towarzystwa ma
rodowe, 1Igi Korpus, Wv. Mlodzieay
Pol, tow. spiewu. i Sokoiy.
UPras.a sic s.an. towarzystwa. a.eby
n~ajP6zniej W niedziele rano dostsrczyly
swe ohoragwie nsrodowe do hall celem
ozdobienia takowej.
u szaounkiem
Laf
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
n BridPenOrfn.

Posiedzenie delegatow tow. zv. ! mar.
urzsdzsjacych obohod li~stopadowy ma
B~ridgeporchs, odbedzie sic W przyszly
piasek, dnia % bm " bali OBJ. M. Kle.
o~rewskiego, pn. $3.50 Laurel st. Pc.
czatek o godz. 7.30 wieOz. Obeonosc
kszdego delegate jest konieosna, DO.
niewaz wstne sprawy 50 do laistwienis.
M. A. Wleklihski, prsEss kom. OBJ.
St. Szeszyoxi, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
krOnlKa mleJScOwa.

Zwiazkowi W Chicago urzad.aja
obch6d listopadowy wprzyszas niedzie-
le - ma B~ridgeporcie, IA WojoieCho.
vie, ma Kazimierzowie ma polnocno-
zachodniej strooie miasta. Ma flown
of Lake" odbedzie sic oboh6d Ia ty
dsieh.
w Chicago polaoy zamisrzajs wo-
bee .bliaajaoej sic zimy j wobeo kiep
skioh o.ss6w zaloAye tow. dobroozyn-
nosci. o tenn projektowanem towar.y-
stwie choemy tn SLOW kilka ~powiedziec.
Pr.ed tr.ema laty zaioaylismy W re
dakoyi nas.ej Tow. mar. dobroczynnos
OF ! .ebralismy ola biednych przeszio
$500. Ulaylismy 90 prawda dole ME-
jednej rodziny, i tow. to ME jedns he
otarao - ale byia to kropla woody "
ssklanoe. To tel tow. mar. dobr. po-
stanowilo oddat ostnie rs dol. stowa-
rzyszeniu amer: Chicago Aid & Relief
Soc'y", Z tenn zas~tr.eAsniem, ably oaoby
biedne, kt6re redakcya nasza zareko
menduje, po sprawdzeniu ozy potrze-
buje, zapomoge otrzymaly. w TAXI
sposob pomoglismy kilkuset rodzinom
polskim = dis j~eszoze tow. to boga-
te ma listy nasze wzglsd ma.
Czy ME bysoby lepiel. ably polaoy
temu stow. oddali pewns kwote picnic
dry w~yznaczyli c.lowieka, ktoryby
biednym listy rekomendaoyjne pisy.
wal aniaeli ms wiasna reke dziaiac
i wlssnemi srodkami?
P. Henryk Nagiel, byiy redaktor
nDziennika Chioagoskiego" wyjeohal
ma staly pobyt do Europy.
*Odbylo sic W poniedzialek posie-
dzenie Zarzsdu Z. N. P.
Zimno pochmurno - ponuro.
= Jesieh sic kohczy - a zaczyna sic
zima.
A wegle woia. drogie!
Go to bedzie!
Bieda bieda. Kiedy bedzie lepiej I
= P. L. mlody o.lowiek z sfer WYE
szych W Galioyi, zwany tn ksieciem pa
mem - sfaiszowal przekaz ekspresowy
= dal drapaka.
Brzydko!
= Liozba glosow jaka otrzymali polls.
oy kand. PREY ostatnich wyborach jest
Masterpiece: Bieszki ma kom. powiato.
wego, l42.933 g.; Gieszkiewioz ma po
sla 10 d~ystryktu, 13.413; Satalecki ns
Posaa 9go dystryktu 1882; Kowalski
ma ozionka rady wyr6wnania podatkow
5go dystry ktu, 19O55.
Dzis rDzieh Dziekozynny".
\ w niedziele pc po}udniu odbedzie
sic " bali Pulaskiego zebrsnie polek z
Wojciechowa, z Bridgeport i I Town
of Lake, kt6re zamierzaJa zorganizowat
komitet, ktory ma wsp6}dzia}sc z ko.
mitetem gi6wnym polek, ably Wv. MP
Sztandar ofiarowac.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
P0LSKI RZEZNIK.

Potrzebuje Rzeznika Polskiego. kt6rv DO
trah robic polskie kieibasy / wog6le INA
swo1 ZACH dokiadnie, zna sic ma kraianiu
MESA, a przytem jest c~zlowiekiem. ma ktcre.
go zupeinie polegac MONA. Taxi czsoviek
moze ouzynac Stale zajecie u mnie, D. n.
100 North Bird Street, st. Louis, Mo.
Henry Nagel.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
DO cZfOnk0w SOkOfa No. L.
Szanowni Druhowie!

Szanowni Druhowiel
Przypominam, re W mysl uchws}y
zapadlej ma ostatniem posiedzeniu,
wszyscy czionkowie naszego gniazda
stawic sic w:ani W niedziele dnia 20 60
listopada o godz. Z wieo.orem hall
Pulaskiego, ably wziasc udziai W OBJ
chodzie. Umundurowani stawi6 sic
musza zwarunkowo.
Czo{em
Il. j. DziengieLerski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26
DOBRA ZASADA,

kazdy powinien sic trzymac tel do
breJ zasady, ably, gdy podruzuje, po-
drozowal koleja zelazna ~nsjlepszs. Ola
tego, gdy kto z Was chce jeohac do St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth. The Su-
perior, Ashland. Iron Towns, Fox Ri.
yer Points, Tub do innyoh punkt6w
Centralnego Wisconsin,, MECH zawsze
bierze kolej Wisconsin Central. Ia
mowienia ma specyalne wsgony i inne
informacye udzielajs i przyjmuja sic W
miejskim ofsie, 204 Clark St. lub Grand
Central Passenger Station, prey roeu
Fifth ave. ] Harrison St. (31-12 980
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-26

KazdY mezczyzna powinien czytac
ogioszenie Tomasza Slaters W tel gaze.
ole ma s~tronnicy 9.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-21
PREPARING FOR THE BRIDE
Amusing Edict is Issued to Citizens
Of Bari. italy.

(Copyrighted. 1886. by Associated Press)
Bari, italy. Oct 21.-The Italian royal
yacht Savoia. having on board the
Princess Helene of Montenegro. her
betrothed husband, the Crown Prince
Of Naples and the members Of the
princely family of Montenegro who are
to be present at the marriage. arrived
here today escorted by a squadron Of
Italian warships-
The local attempts at decoration
were universal. but lUdicrous. They
were made in response to the following
edict. which was posted on the walls OF
the principal thorough fares-
Citizens Of Bari. 1T is your duty to
clean the streets Of all unseemIy mud.
Used and tattered washing linen
must be taken away from the win
dows.
Little children must no longer run
naked in the streets.
Goats, cows. hens and drunken men
must be kept at a proper distance
No dust bins may. for three weeks.
be emptied into the streets
Licensed coachrnen are forbid to
wear ragged liveries and are advised
TO borrow disused police uniforms
Let these things be done and our
citizens viii prove themselves worthy
OF their ancestors and our city will be
duly garnished for greeting her royal
bridas'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-21
WORRIED BRYAN TOO HARD.
Management Of His Speaking Tour in
Ohio Has Been Poor.

Sanduslzy. o.. Oct 21-The trip Of
William g. Bryan through Ohio has
been one Of acknowledgement on the
part of the committee. Of which Daniel
AIcConville was the representative.
The work demanded from Mr. Bryan
has been such that Monday night the
candidate worked until . a. m and
at in the morning he was addressing
crowds again The local committees
were allowed to surge through the car
and the train was two hours late when
II reached Sandusky last night. and
then aIr- Bryan found ne was billed to
speak at Tidin.
The work of the local committees.
with hardly an exception, was OF
nature net to BE- admired. to say the
least Last night the nf@ninee as a con
sequence was tired QUIT and when lin
the early hours Of the morning he sue
eeedad in gaining some rest he was in
good condition to appreciate il
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-21
DAVEMULvANE's INTEREST
Wichita Beacon Says He Has Sent
$500 to Wichita TO Elect Burton
Men to the legislature.

cat least nine out of every dozen Re
pubIcans in the city and in Sedgwick
county are in favor Of ingalls, for sena-
tor. They claim that neither Burton
or Judge Horton or any other of the
men who desire to displace AIr. PETER
can hold candle TO ingalls, in the way
Of oratory or ability IN any direction
says the Wichita Beacon
This being the prevailing sentiment
among the Republicans ii is not strange
that there was q slight protest when
il began to be whispered around that
both Otto Eczstein and Harry Gordon
we're pledged to vote Tor j. r. Burton
for senator AS proof that Gordon and
ECSstaIn are pledged TO support Bur
ton these kicking Republicans point out
that $500 In cold cash has been cOnuibu-
ted to the Republican campaign fund
to be used especially to elect Gordon
and Eckstein-
THAT fact alone would not prove that
Gordon and Eckstein are pledged TO
Burton but these Objecting Republicans
also claim that the money was paid
over by Dave NfulVane Of Topeka and
Dave is known to have the manage
ment of Burt0n's campaign.
David 8fulvane is a young man who
has an eye To business and he knows
how to place money where it viii do
the most good 1t is also pretty well
understood that the interests which
Mulvane represents are not sQuander-
ing any money these goldbug times TO
elect John J. ingalls, to the senate
This matter is very distasteful to the
more decent Republicans because the
wound created by the defeat of Judge
Martin for the nomination for judge of
the supreme court has not entirely heal
ed.
1T is not often that man has an Op-
pOrtunity to be bribed to do right and
q number of Republicans have become
more than ever Gistrustful OF Mr.. Bur
ton since they have learned that Dave
1Tulvaue is sending campaign funds
from Topeka to Sedgwick county
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-21

Gives It's Opening Dance at Wether-
elPs Hall

The Elkhorn dancing club. composed
q the younger employees OF the Santa
e shops, save its opening dance at
Wetherell's hall last night A bout s.
couples enjoyed a well arranged pro
gramme of p dances
The membership of the club is linn
tied 20 90. and As members have already
oeen enrolled Dances viii be given
each week Throughout the winter sea-
SON Joe Sieben is president of the
club, John DWZer secretary and Jerry
Dustin treasurer.
Those VINO were present at the OPEN
ing bail last night are the following.
Misses LesaI Heck, Mary AIcINenra
Cadie Rickabaugh Abbie Reardon.
Grace Curry. Perle R0uth. Mary Nc
Cambridge. Maud Adams Clara Ad-
lie Dustin. Selena. Zimmerman. Clare
Nichols May Allen. Edith Wingert.
Nellie Jewell. Nellie Dwyer. Jennie Hig-
gins Gertie De Shazer. Gussie Pearson.
Kate Hanigan, Agnes Hauigan. Jennie
Mccall. Rowena Smith. Susie Butler
Edith Smith. Mrs George Galley Mrs
George Eelwig. Mrs west. Mrs Burt
Nichols Mes5rs- Joe Slenen. al Curry.
ID. Alexander. ID. Grubhs 81 Steven
son. =. Richner. f. Austin. John Mat
tingly, G. Aattingly Ed smith, Jesse
Cooper. Jerry Dustin w Deveny, Fred
8lckeusy. H. AOntg merry, John Ash.
Burt Nichols. Ia Dustin. J. S. White.
John Dwyer. A. c. Sheetz, John rs
plein. O.. Barteu. Nels DWaIly. John
Campbell. W. H. Brooks, James Sny-
der. GEORGE Richter Mark Peach. Fred
Watson. Leslie Earnest Bert - hittle-
sey, George Cialitley. waiter Bromich,
Patrick Coughlin. James ~ hite, C. A.
Kohl. Robert Finnie. L. 6. Hammond,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-21
AMONG RAILROAD MEN.
A Car Famine on Among West
ern Roads.
Phenomenal Movement in Grain
Due to Rise In Price.
Items of Interest About Kansas Rail
road Matters Personals and
Miscellaneous.

full hedged car famine IS now on
among western roads. The tremend-
GUS movement of grain, which is heav-
Ter this fail than any movement during
the past four years, combined with the
immense shipment Of live stock from
Texas and the Indian Territory, has
caused a greater scarcity of cars than
the roads have known for years. All
western roads are just now falling 100
or more cars per day behind the de-
ma1d made upon them
The phenomenal movement Of grain
is due 10 the rise in prices Western
farmers are taking ADVANTAGE of the
better prices and are d1sDosing Of both
the large crop OF corn stored from last
year and the crop raised this year The
failure Of this years grain crop in
causing great demand for both wheat
ana corn
WI II Allen, assistant general mana
ser OF the Chicago, Rock Island 81 Pa
cine road, said he has not known such
a neavy movement since 1892 This
years grain movement is heavier by
far than was the case in the years be-
tween 1892 and 1886" he said yester-
day The movement in 1893 or 1891.
or 1895. was nothing like it. We have
oaen snort OF cars and short of equip
nenr during the last two weeks
though we have handled 500 cars dur
ing each day of that period The in
crease IN shipping IS simply due TO the
rise IN the price of wheat and other
grains This years crop of corn is i'm
mense and IL has been added TO by part
Of last years crop held over Farmers
are taking advantage of what we feel
shows renewal of confidence in the
country-s finances and resultant inn
provement in business prospects,
w. B- Biddle, freight traffic manager
OF the AtchisOn. Topeka & Santa F7e
relates q similar experience OF a short
age Of cars. The amount Of grain in
the west this year is tremendous. and
74- u
cient cars TO meet the demands made
on rs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-21
NEGRO LYNCHED BY A MOB.
Now the Negroes Have Challenged
Whites to a Fight.

Greenwood. Miss. Oct 2l-Yestar-
day white man named j. H. Rock
was shot and killed by negro on rha
place OF Rock. near Suunysile. I.efare
county ar. Rock. as far as known
was reprimanding a Negro woman AT
her home when the Negro fnterfered
and the shooting commenced the Ne
gro in the house and Mr.. Rock on the
outside Rock was shot down and
killed Last night a posse took the
Negro out ana hung him.
Today a gentleman in Greenwood re-
celved a telegram from another gentle
man near Sunuyside. stating that he
had received a letter from q Negro Iiv-
ans near there containing the Informal
tlon that the Negroes had challenged
the whites To a fight such was The
nature Of the telegram that number
Of white men LETT today for that part
Of the county.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-21
BAUERSCHMIDT FAILS.
Business Going TO Pieces Since the
Elder Bauerschmidt Went Insane.


Elder Bauerschmidt Went Insane
The Boston shoe store at 81 Kansas
avenue was closed last night and the
stock taken in possession by A New
man. who holds chattel mortgage
against it for $4,000 The store was
owned by Mrs. C. Bauerschmidt and
her son George Bauerschmidt acted as
her agent in the conduct Of the BUSH
ness.
Just what the liabilities are no one
seems to know and George Bauer
schmidt said this morning when asked
about them. i cannot tell what they
are There are some liabilities besides
the mortgage but do not know what
they are-'
The liabilities outside the mortgage
are bills for goods sold the firm but
neither Mr.. Newman nor his attorneys
can make an estimate of what they
amount to. The stock is q large one
and it is thought viii more than cover
the first mortgage The invoice was
commenced this afternoon and when il
is completed AIr. Newman says he viii
decide what Will be done with the goods
on hand. He viii either sell it at re-
tail or in lump.
lIr. Bauerschmidr refused to talk
about the failure when seen by a Jour
nal reporter this morning. He refused
to say anything either about the cause
or the probable result of the action Of
the mortgagee Il intend to hire a
lawyer said he. and viii then see
what can be done. / do not know what
we are going to do
The former proprietor Of the store,
Mr.. q. Bauerschmidt. has been in the
asylum for two years and his wife and
son have been in charge Of the BUSH
ness since that time. The business has
declined ever since the elder Mr. Bauer
schmidt's mind gave way.
Payne & Thompson had all but closed
a deal for the stock and in a. day or
two ii would have been sold Mr.. New
charge of the stock TO protect himself