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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-26
BASE BALL.

Union Baseball Grounds. Baltimore. Nd.
Sep 25.-The crush for admission 20 W.T.
cess the second contest for the national
championship between the Boston and Bal
timo-e baseball clubs exceeded anything
heretofore known u local history. Yes
;erlay's brilliant contest had worked the
baseball enthusiasts in;o fever % excite
men;. Among The cary arrivals were TIE
delegation o. 135 Boston ''roote-s'- who id
50 much 20 encourage their tow1smea dur
ing yesterdays game. They brought a
brass band with them TIE weather was
again 81 that could be desired.
BALTIMORE. {. BOSTON. 2
Baltimore. Sept Sit : again "a.p ara
tuck between The Champions and ;he Bos-
tens Z tas pennant race. VA ire Caan-
p.ons a scant l5se IL TIE lead b virtue
@ having wen ;odsy's game. With ne
rlsh e sEh. and but four games istt %
play by TIE one club. and I've for Ire 9th
-. 4 rn.spiay Q. azy KIND from tbs tine
O. WI probably cost he maker c. y TIE
distinction of being a member q TIE best
baseball team OF earth and cause hin g
sc; z smaller instead cf a larger share %
tie Temple Cup Tnoney- Win ta-s fac.
= v.eH. a; Is 70 wonder TIRE players = both
teams are st-aining every nerve . zrtn.
ard iha; the outcome O. Re comics; Is CO
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chicago, sept. Or idA-tds4l S4-'-,
Northwest $685.; December. S1.eil4: May
sl.OS
Live poultry-Easy: turkeys 9a10c; chick
ems SdSiRc; DO spring SdsI2; ducks 7isTSc.
Butter-Firm: creameries 14g2ol2: diaries
12d1Sc.
Eggs-Firm: fresh 14c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept 25-Wheat-Slow, gen.
orally ! cent lower; No. ! hard s.; No. 2.
S2ieGSii9: No. 3, SOT&2lz; No. 1. 77Gsl; No.
. red sCei9l: No. 3, sass: No. I. S2qS4; No.
? spring 1880.
Oats-Steady, active. No. White, DOC.
Rye-Weak; No. . 4cc.
Hay-Fairiy actiCe. somewhat lower:
choice timothy, 500; choice prairie 5000
SIS.
Butter-kctive; strong; creamery 1920;
Eggs-Steady: HE.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Sept. 25-Rece;pts-Flour, S.
90: wheat. i, Coz: corn. s6.G00: oats. 4, 90.
Shipmen;s-Flour. s.o@; wheat, loo;
corn, 9,0eo0: oats, t.eoe.
F'loUr-Dull; unchanged.
Wheat-September ii4c, December &c. and
May lc under yesterday. December open
ell lac lower. recovered that and sUbse-
ouently declined &c. closing heavy with
buyers al the bottom Spot lower; NO.
. red cash elevator SIC hid; track $685.;
- = = ?
BID: December e6sxc bid: May. a. ,c.
Corn-Futures declined and closed at ~
bottom with BUYERS OF December c7s below
yesterday. and sellers OF May sc lower.
spot. dull. weak and lower; No cash
e5asd271.c: December Use bid; May.
Oats-Decuuei on light speculative de-
mand and closed lower than yesterday.
Spot easier; No. , cash elevator ae89Ji4c;
track 2iz92lc; No. white z2G12c; May
22'2q25sc.
Rye-Lower: {6c.
FlaXseed-Lower; S.0a
Hsy-Stsaty 20 firm; prairie. 10 sales re-
ported; timothy, S-5ol9Q"
But;ec-Stron; creamery isGzc; dairy.
Il9I6c.
Eggs-Firn: 12,zc.
Po-k-Duu, standard mess jobbing S 20
Lard-Lowe-; prime steam SIS; choice.
siS2i..
NEW YORK.
New York. Sept; E--Flour-Rece.pts "a
80 barrels: exports s,SsI Weak and lower
E2549; Minnesota bakers. 81 sss74- 81: winter
patents S.2sG6.i5; winter st-a.ghts SL75Q
=el
whea;-spot. weak: No. red &c; op-
tons closed ;-lA.c nee lower: No. red
September eSssc; DeceubS-. $40.
Co-n-Spoi weak: No. ? 34zsc- Options
closed sc lower; September %5i.c; Deem
Der. 2Jisv.
oats-spo; quiet: No. = ~: options clos
Ing i.T%sc lower. September 2{f.c. De-
cerrloer SIsc
California d-ied fruits-Flrn: exspo-at46
sppies. prime wire tray s-sd1c; wood died
PRIME SO: cho5cc Ei.c; fancy : =. P-Cnes
siSGsc: as 20 stzs ara QGaEty Apr.co.s
Royal. eEst-c: Noc- PARK. SfIIc. Peaches
Unpseled. f1c; peeled Tssi5c.
BG;ter-Rece.pts $40 package Firm
western creamery I5I7Z-c: Elssas. .. fancy
ssff21zo.
Esg-Rece:pts. aus pack.xsI. f-n:
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COTTON.

New Orleans. Sept. 2.-Cotton-ou.ei:
sales 20 bales: ordinary. ; S-i5c; good or
binary s-l6c: low middl.ng SIC; middEng
s s-lsc: good mi66ing 7-I6c; miidlins far
& l1-Isc.
New York. Sept. S.-The cotton norkes
opened weak az 4 decline OF 10 points
under general selling. the result OF very
disappointing English cables and a free
movement n the south. Stop orders were
reached or The cali and for q time the bull
crowd were bordering on complete route.
Buying 10 secure profits by the less con-
fident shorts, however, served 20 check the
leciine. Fluctuations following the cal,
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LIVE STOCK MAEKErS.
CHICAGO

y
Chicago Sept G.-Cattle-Not enough
business was done 70 form basis for gem
erai comparison with other days this week.
a few cheap native cattle went 10 small
local butchers AZ prices lately quoted, cows
selling chiefly at 81 50fs3.50. and a few fine
veal calves al sj0cd6.5o. Traders are an
tic.pat;ng very plentiful supplies Of native
and western cattle for the early market
rext week. and the outlook does not favor
much improvement on the presetn scale
Of prices.
Hogs-Nearly all grades suffered a ten
cent decline, only a few early sales OF
choice lots escaping with a scent cut.
Packers bought many useful heavy hogs
around $3.50, but sales ranged at S3.S0dS. IS.
All hogs selling above $40 had claim to
special quality, fancy bacon pigs selling
late at $40. only few reaching st.35 in the
early market. Late trade was sluggish at
the full decline.
Sheep-The few lots of sheep for sale met
fair demard at the late strong values. a
bunch of good 107-pound western sheep
selling at $3.50. and choice 77-pound lambs
at $50; most fat native and western NUT
tons went at S2.75d4.10. Best native lambs
sold around s5.75; best western up to $3.50.
and bulk of good lambs at si.6015.50 Only
culls ard poor light down TO A00G4.50.
ceipts-Cattle coo; hogs, 1909; sheep,
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept. 25.-Cattle-Receip.s.
200. Market steady, unchanged. Only retail
trade
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 Market weak 20
&c lower. Bulk Of sales s.. s5Q3s5: heavies
s3.S013.95: packers S3s063.92i5 mixed. 81 s.
64.G0; lights. s3.SoG400; workers. 81 0oG4 on /;
pigs, S.0r1360.
Sheep-Receipts, 500. Market steady.
Lambs sS.69Q535; muttons,. s25OG3.so.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Sept. .-Cattle-Receipts. 800
Market steady; native shipping and export
steers s4.25G4.40; light. and dressed beef
and butcher steers 50 75d4 90: stockers and
feeders S2.50fI4.40; cows and heifers, sl.5017
40; Texas and I.dian steers s25G04 30
COWS and heifers s23o1;3.45
Hogs-Receipts. 500. Market steady
Light. s. 25Gi4.3D; mixed, Si00T4.15; heavy,
s. 9pd4 %.
Sheep-ReceiDts. 200. Market steady Ma
tive muttons $3.10d3S5; lambs, s315a5.S5.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS.

New York, Sept. 25.-Cofee-Options
opened steady at unchanged prices to .
points ne. decline: ruled generally inactive
and weak under heavy Brazilian receipts,
lower firm offers and sluggish European
cables: sold off just before the close under
liberal local offerings, closed easy. sails
points ne. lower: sales. u. 600 bags. includ-
ing October, ss1Od6.25; December. $3.50;
March ss.sOqsa5; SPIT coffee-Steady; Rio
steady: No. invoice. 71sc; No. jobbing.
7Ssc Mild, steady; Cordova 1012G16c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining 32sc; GEN.
trifugal 90 test, 3 l5-16c; refined Arm;
Standard a, sc; Confectioners a, &c; crush
ed, SAC; powdered 5ssc; granulated, 51sc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-26
HISS IDA WILLIAMS
NEW YORK DRESS CUTTING
DRESSMAKING SCHOOL,.
ESTABLISHED 9.
ESTABLISHED OCT. 9, 1880.
Office Room s. zimmerly Brde, Wichita, Kan.
School Hours, 9 a. N. TO 4 pm.

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Pupils
they They
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scholarship
Board sni s
pupils h'ed tor posi-
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any the ougrowh
practical dressnakng.
dressnaking
should the dress
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conform TO shape OF 'hs
person whether loosely Otherwise without wrinkles
distortion OF its various parts Any observing person must be willing
and Of
principles should be hsiei "i;h
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DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York, Sept. 25.-The dry goods mar
ket has shown altogether quiet results this
week, with no prospects OF any immediate
advance in the amount of trade. Except
in print cloths. there Is no weakening of
the market perceptibIy. and in some lines
of both cotton and woolens agents are
looking forward to advances. when heavy
supplementary truading begins. In staple
cottons the demand is limited for both
brown and bleached goods. Bucks and
Osnaburgs are firm and quiet: wide sheet
ings steady; exporting goods in very quiet
request at low prices Coarse colored cot
tons are without change or feature. Print
ed goods are less dull than other grades
of cottons. Staples are very firm and in
fairly steady demand. Ginghams and 9TH
er woven colored goods firm and steady.
Wooden and worsted goods are in steady
request at fairly well sustained prices.
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were restricted 70 a range of 3G4 points
and at IL o'clock the market ruled quiet
and barely steady at a net loss of 7dS
points. Sales TO that time were 1000 bales.
Liverpool and the South sold in a small
way. Closing quotations: Spot easy; mid
ding sac: Futures, easy; sales $3.50 bales.
January ss4l; February, S. As; March s6.4S;
April, s6.52; May. s655: September s6.3S;
October, S5.35; November. S6.33; December,
Sc 36
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CATTLE.
REPRESENTATIVES, SAFES
Shippers.

Farmers and Drovers Bank OF Nj. Hope
had in one car OF hogs from Patterson,
Kansas.
AsJle & Son OF Haven had In one car OF
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WOOL MARKET

New York, Sept. 25.-Wocl-Fir-n; doules-
tic fleece 2)Q27c; No. ?, extra. 2744oc; Texas
ICQ16c.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-26

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STATE ana Pennsylvanla 1.alsls; western.
LIVERPOOL

Liverpool, Sept. 25.-Wheat-No. west
ern. winter, steady, IS 10d; No. red, North
ern spring, steady, S. "a.
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WICHITA MARIE rs.

HOGS.
Wichita. Kan, Sept. 3.
HogSSteaty to shade lower
REPRE SENTATINE SALES
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Geo P Barse. Pres : n Waite. sec-Trez.
DAD &c Live Stock
LIZ Commission On

KANSAS CITY. NJ
Czo.taI S1ock S55s1e. Pad To.
- yoa want Stocks-s @ ieece-s. 49,
Reaxonzs.s advances Expssa-zc--
s.lssansa - each department Catfl-- Eor.
rus saeea Te1e.a5-s lsss
D. c. IMBoDEN. MaazEsr
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STOCKS AND BONDS
SEEKERS OF WEAK SPOTS LEFT
ALONE IN THEIR SEARCH.

Eeactionists In Control of the Stock Mar
ket, That Element Being Left by the
Opposite tn Work Out Their Own De-
vices, Which They succoed Pretty Well
in ong-CIosing Prices Are In Many
Cases at the Days Lowest-Eauk State-
ment as an Indicator of south and West
Business-1hc Weeks Review
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago grain and pro luce markets fur
uished by r. L. Bostick, COMMISSION Mer.
chant, rooms 20 and 2 Jver Kansas Ma
tioDal hank Te'=DhOra 67
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Bztts-ses-Clncszaz8 F.Eret s-d sca-i-
ver. s. Lou.s. Do-oA5e. Co,ez-sn z-I
Douglass. Uzgs-s Pears
CHICAGO. :. PITTSET-PG.
ps-.sbarE. So Z-CaIcsso Eon So
EzIs On a 8-c.ss3l Taf-a rsffie5 tas -c-a-
,ca-r completely. u re seTfEh tuz.-r
Hze- ;ne score was ae. tas as-s@-J Eaf
i-y-zE % Sad LzaEe . - base c. tsss
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R0zb6j k0lej0Wy.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, % Ger.
wca. - DIS wieczorem pomie'
dzy Clarksville a Guthrie, ma
padnieto ma pocisg kolei Louis
vile & Nashville. Jakis czio.
wick uzbrojony we diva pisto-
lety splsdrowal wagon ekspre.
sowy zrabowal okolo 1000
dolar6w. Urzednik ekspresowy
nazywa sic L. c. Brennan.
P6Sniej. = Pocisg 1o2 wy
jechal z Memphis dis popolu'
dniu o 2 godzinie. Obrabowano
60 o godz. pol do 10 wieczo-
rem, cztery mile ma wsch6d cd
Clarksville. Zdaje sic, re RADIUS
wszedl ma pocisg W Clarksville.
w pare minut p6zniej wszedl
do wagonu ekspresowego i "a.
asdal, grozsc rewolwerem, by
urzsdnik mu otworzyl kass.
Ten usluchal. Kiedy RADIUS za.
bral pienisdze, pocisgnsl "a
line sygnalows, pocisg zaczss
ist wolniej, a rabus zeskoczyl
i umknsi. O p6lnocy wybrano
sic psami W pogo6 "a rabu-
STEM. Podr6znych niepokoil
RADIUS.
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Telegramy Krajowe.
z KOngresu.

WASHINGTON, % Czerwca.
-Dzisiaj W senacie zaczeto sig
naradzae mad odlozons daw.
niej tabela welny. Debsty
dlatego by}y zajmujsce ostre,
IL po raz pierwszy przy Mich
wysz{y ma jaw r6znice zapatry-
wan pomiedzy samymi repu-
blikanami. Przyszlo nawet do
osobistych przycink6w pomls'
dzy sens torami Carterem z
Montan y Forakerem z OHIO
jednej strony, a Allisonem z
Iowa drugiej strony. Gdy
debaty mocno sic zaostrzy3y,
Carter zaproponowal, azeby
paragrafy tyczsce sic welny ma
kobierce od}oaono, by tymcza-
sem osobno naradzie sic mad
tenn porozumie6, ale Vest
PROFESSIONAL i ironicznie rsdzi{,
azeby ME op6zniae dobrobytu
kraju. 2 tenn wszystkiem zro'
biono dose znaczne postepy 2
taryfs we}ny. Naloaono ma
welns l klasy clio po 10 CEN
tow Cd funts, a ma weine 2
klasy po II eent6w. Ga ma
welns 8 klasy jeszcze ME u
chwalono.
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Ziazd towarZystw spiewaekfch.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, 22go
Czerwca. Cd wczoraj odby.
wa sic tu wspaniale i wesoso
konwencya towarzystw spie-
wackich poanocnego wschodu
i ubieganie sic 0 nagrody.
Przedpo}udniem dzisiaj odby3o
sic tajne posiedzenie komitetu
wykonawczeg zwissku iowa
rzystw spiewackich. zdaje SIG,
be nastepny zjazd naznacza ma
rok 1900 W Brooklynie. Popo
ludniu odbyly sic pierwsze
produkcye o nagrods W trzech
klasach: W trzeciej klasle wy.
stspi3o 1s towarzystw, W dru-
giei II, a W pierwszej 8. 10
zdawanie nagr6d nastspl we
Czwartek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-23
NOWi kOnsul0Wie.

WASHINGTON, % Czerwca.
- Pomisdzy osobami swiezo
zamiauowanemi przez prezy-
denta, znajdujs sig nastepujs-
cy konsulowie: John Good
now z Minnesoty, konsul ge'
neralny W Shaghai W Chinach;
Horace W. Metcalf z Maine,
konsul W New Castle on Tyne
W Anglii; L. Edwin Dudley z
Massachusetts, konsul we Van.
couver, B. c.; William Jarvis
New Hampshire, konsul W
Medyolanie we Wloszech.
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NiedObra herbata.

SAN Francisco, % Czerwca.
- Oko}o $4,000 funt6w her.
baty, kt6rej ogromne ilosci
przywieziono tutaj cd dnia l
Maja, urzsd clowy ME pozwala
zawozit W glsb kraiu, powo-
du, ze jakost jej ME jest tax
dobrs, jaks minister fnans6w
cd Kwietnia ustanowil dla
herbaty importowanej. 1mpor.
terry zaprotestowali przeciw
temu rozstrzygnisciu urzsdu
c{owego.
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DemOnstracye W Madrycie.

LoNDYN, 22go Czerwca. -
Madrycki correspondent donosi
do Standard: Ostatnie wy.
stapienie hiszpa6skich libera.
low bez watpienis wywola
wielks sensacys tax W Stanach
Zjednoczonych jak W ca}ej
Hiszpanii. Ma zebraniu libe-
ral6w W Niedziele, ich prze.
w6dzca Sagasta krytykowa1
tax zewnetrzna jak wewnetrzna
polityks prezydenta ministr6w
Cauovasa. Zebrani liberali
postanowili wydac manifest, W
kt6rym uzpaja reformy propo.
nowane przez Canovasa, "a
niewystarczajace, 1adajs cd.
wolania generala Weylera a
wyslania W iego miejsce gu.
bernatora, kt6rybY z powsta1.
cami po ludzku sig obchodzii i
zaprzestal niszczenia wyspy.
Dalej ma bye mianowany re.
prezentant korony, kt6ryby
zaprowadzil jaknajobszerniei.
sly samorzad ma Kubie. Geese
dlug6w wojennych ma objat
Hiszpania, aby przywr6cit po.
k6i.
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Nafts / gaz.

LAcoN, ILL.,, % Czerwca. -
Cd niejakiego czasu juz woda
re studni W Varna, Marshall
Co., miala przysmak nafly i
ssdzono, ze ktos do studni naf.
~ nala}. Postanowiono tedy
wyczyscit studnie i W tym celu
Martin Hickman wezoraj po
poludniu spusci} do studni "a
palons latarnie. Natychmiast
powstala eksplozya tax silna,
ae huk iei slyszano W ca1ej
miejscowosci; pompa i ogro-
dzenie pcmpY wylecia1y W po-
wietrze, 8 Hickman r6wniea
zosta} podrzucony W gore ma
10 stop, ale na szczsscie ME
pokaleczyl sig niebezpiecznie.
Okazalo SIG p6zniej, ze woda
W studni byla pokryta war
stwa 8 ealows nafty / "a nafty
tel, pomimo kllkakrotnego
8yezerpyv ania, ME ubywa}o.
Odkrycie to nafty mieszka6-
COW mieiscowosci bardzo ura.
dowalo. Niedawno W teize
miejscowosci odkryto gaz ma
turalny ma gruncie Cartwright
Ia.
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Znaczny polar.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, 22go
Czerwca. - Wczoraj W nocy
spalil sic tn czteropietrowy
budynek ma rogu drugiej ulicy
i Union str, W kt6rym tirma
K. J. George & Go. posiadaia
sklad towar6w kolonialnych.
Wszystkie towary spalily sig
do szczetu. Szkoda zrzsdzona
przez poaar wynosi $4,000;
strazak Julian Davis zostat
mocno pokaleczony, gdy jedna
re scian sic zawalila.
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NoWiny Z Polski.

GniesnO.-Pan Wiedemann
z Woznik pod Gnieznem przy.
s}a3 redakcyi gnieznie1skiego
,,Lecha" list nastepujscy:
,Upominajsc pielgrzym6w,
m6wiliscie: nKupujcie tylko u
naszych chrzescian, a ME u
innowierc6w 2yd6ww Take
podszczuwajsce '(??) artykuly
moze So wan potrzebne do
egzystencyi, ale przez to szko"
dzicie Polakom wiecej, anizeli
sadzicie. Jestem cz}onkiem
nieuieckiego stowarzyszenia, a
jednak kupuje cd Lewandow-
skiego, Gosnieckiego, Mali1.
skiego, Heli6skiego it'd; coby
sig stalo z polskimi handlami,
gdybysmy my Njemcy tylko u
naszych ewangelickich chrze
scian kupowali!"
Widemann.
,,Lech" odpowiada panu
Wiedemannowi cietemi slowy,
wywodzac, 2e to Niemcy pier.
wsi wydali has}o do bojkotu i
t. d. Naszem zdaniem ME cho-
dzi tu bypajmniej O to, kto
pierwszy wyg}osil zasade ku-
powania u swoich. - P6ki
SWAT swiatem najnaturalniej.
sza, vice najrozumniejsza
bedzie zawsze zasada: kupuj
tam gdzie kupujesz najlepiej.
Poio2enie Polak6w W zaborze
pruskim jest jednak take, Re
kupowanie u rodak6w stale
sic obowiazkiem narodowym
kazdego dojrza}ego obywatela.
Odsuwaj4 mas cd wszystkich
lepiej p}atnych urzed6w, to
musimy lepiej dbat przemys}.
Niechaj to sobie p. Wiede-
mann i jemu podobni rozwa-
"a.
Kgpno. = DR.. Daszkiewicz
Kspna pisza do ,,Dziennika
Pozna6skiego":
Szanownej Redakcyi podaie
do wiadomosci i do ogfoszenia
W pismie SVEN, co spotkaSo
mole dzieci ma peronie kolei
warszawsko wroc}awskiej. Gdy
stoiac tam z swa nia6ka, roz-
mawia}y misdzy sobs po pol.
sku, przystapi} prowadzacy
pocisg Peuckert On. b. czao.
wick iuz przynajmiej 60letni) }
do mojej 4letniej c6reczki 2
siowami: ,,schaemst du dich
Mich polnisch zu sprechena da
sieht man die richtigen Pol.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-23
EksplOzya ma Okrecie.

KEY WEST, Fla, 22go Ger.
wca.-Kiedy parowiec Dannt'
less znajdowal sic " podr6zy
flibusterskiei do Kuby, wyda-
rzy}a sic ma MIN eksplozya ko-
tia parowege, i by} on zmuszo'
ny powr6cie pod zaglami. Pc:
zniei clowy statek przywl6k3
60 do tutejszej przystani.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-23
slone nazwiska wpisywano DO
arkusz6w p}atniczych.
R0zb0jnik.

EVANSTON, Wyo., % Czerw'
- Bob Mecks, kt6ry W uble'
gly Czwartek zostal areszto-
wany, jako podejrzany o
wsp6ludzial W obrabowanlu
urzedu pocztowego we Fort
Bridger, zosta3 identyfkowany
przez McIntosha, kasyera ban
ku W Montpelier, Idaho, jako
ieden trzech rozb6jnik6w,
kt6rzy d. 1S Sierpnia zeszlego
roku obrabowali bank i zabrali
z niego $1,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-23
NieuczciWi urzsdnicy kolejowi.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, % Czer.
- Chociaa dopiero cd tygo.
dnia odbywa sic rewizya list
olatniczych kolei Santa Fe, to
przecieA iuz dotychczas odkry-
to defraudacye dochodzsce do
sumy $4,000. Urzednicy, kt6.
rzy znais sic na TEN, twierdza :,
ze sunny zdefraudowane beds
ieszcze o wiele wisksze. Oszu-
,twa popelniano W spos6b tax
ezeato praktykowany, il zmy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-23

rozkaz cesarski ludania sic do
Helgoland, gdzie ma sic wi,
dzieG z Wilhelmem. Nalezy
przypuszczac, ae zostanie on
nastepcs Biberstei4a, ministra
spraw zagranicznyeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-23
Nieszczsscle W kopalni.
IspEM1Ne, Mich, 22go Czel

IspEM1Ne, Mich, 22go Czer.
wca. - Abram Kylmanen i
Henry Ala, dwaj fnlandzcy
g6rnicy, kt6rzy zaledwie pred
dwoms miesiscami przybyli do
Ameryki i tn znalezli zatru-
dnienie, stracili aycie W kopal'
nj Rope Gold W skutek osu-
niecia sic ziemi, kt6rs ich "a
sypala. MIN ich wydobyto,
iuz ME ayi.