davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
Tabor rOssXjski.

Do Brukseli ma rowerach. Grono
amator6w sportu cyklowego W War
szawie zamierza zorganizowat Wy,
cieczke na wystawe tegoroczna do
Brukseli. Wyjazd zaproponowanc
ma pierwsze dni czerwca.
w ogrodzie Krasinskich W War
szawie odbywa sig wciqz sypanie
sztucznego wzgdrza, jake powstafo
po wykopaniu sadzawki cd strony
Nalewek. Il pod tego wzg6rka wy
.pfywac ma sztuczne zr6dfo i W for
mie strumienia wodospadem sta
czac sic do sadzawki. Mad strumie-
MEM rzucony bedzie most. Wszyst-
ko to bedzie gotowe "a kilka mie-
siecy.
Wiest, re profesora Piotra Chmie-
lewskiego skazano na wyjazd "a
granice "a odczyt Mickicwiczu,
ME potwierdza sic. Jencrai guberna-
tor uwaza sprawe jako niepolityczna
podobno skohczy SIG tyiko kara
pieniezn2 "a przekroczenie przepi-
pis6w policyinych. Rowniez okazu-
je sig nieprawdziwq wiadomoSt, ja-
koby otiarowano dyrekcya teatru
Wrothowskiemu lub Sienkiewi-
czowi.
Zamach samob6jczy. Antoni A
poIski, =zamieszka4y przy ulicy Ma
ryenstadt W Warszawie, lat 20 IL
czacy, zazyl trucizny W celu samo-
b6jczym. Z kartki, znale1ionej ma
stole, of6wkiem napisanej, okaza}o
sic, il W zamiarze samob6jczym
wypi1 on znacznq porcye salamonia-
ku i ze przyczyna rozpaczliwego
kroku by}a mi}osc bez wzajemnosci
dla Sta$ki. Owa "Staska'' jak spraw-
dzono, jest niejaka Stanis}awa
Szczerbihska, kt6ra W lynne dniu
usifowa4a otruc sic takze. Chorego
Apelskiego odwieziono. do szpitala
$w. Rocha.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
w laboratoryum schemicz-
non,

(Podsluchane autentyczne).
- Kasper! gdzie te haszki co nam
do laboratoryum przys1ali?
- Flaszki... tlaszki? Toto So.
A gdzie vodka co " mich by}a?
Vodka. vodka, no prawde
m6wiqcy, to niby jake vodka, }yk,
fyk... no i wypi}a sic. y ..
- A MECH cie snieg spali! Co ia
teraz zrobie? Dystylarnia ia zada po-
swiadczenia wyniku apalizy, a ty
nicponiu wytrabifes do Szczetu! .
- Fraha, panic dokt6rze!. Spra-
wiedliwie movie, jak fGh by}o czte-
ry tlachy, wypifem "a je dnem posie-
dzeniem. Amin wonicytowa}, ami
glowa, bodaj krzytny ME bola}a!
CODY to wszystkie takie by}y zdro-
wosciowe!
- Chyba re tax, to ma podstawie
twego poswiadczenia ia poswiad-
cze, ze wyroby: "Destylarni ma raz
cztery faszki'' pozbawione So fuzlu
ME atakuja g}owy, podniecajs ape
tyt, dajq dobry humor L.. 49,.
- TAX, tax, rumor... bojak mnie
wzieno i-.runefo oziemie, to dopie-
rok na drugi dzieh ma czworaku
podniosfem sic.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
W4ochy.

Pisa. Podczas uroczystosci ods4o-
niecia obrazu Matki Boskiei W ka-
tedrze wywr6cila sic swieca spo-
wodowafa pozar. WSr6d nagroma-
dzonego ludu wybuchfa panika
wszystko rzuci}o sic do drzwi. w
powsta}ym nat}oku zosta}o siedem
os6b IA $mierc zaduszonych a okoio
20 niebezpiecznie uszkodzonych. O.
gich wnet ugaszono.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
AIkOhOI Il ZbrOdnie.

Pomiedzy 5000 wiezniami W
pruskich cuchthauzach by}o 1go
kwictnia 1894 +. 327s pijakdw,
2s85 popefnili swa zbrodnie W sta
nie pijanym. Baer stwierdzif AZ
prct. pijakdw pomisdzy wszystkimi
wiezniami. Chociaz te fakta "a praw-
de nznano, stowarzyszenie kolonial-
ne wpaja murzynom W. IAfryce kul-
ture sznapsem. Ma przesz}orocznej
wystawie W Berlinie wystawiono
nawct beczki koniaku i ponczu
przeznaczone dla Afryki.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02

i przyFaczenia tejze do departamen
tn zdrowia:
Ten sam alderman postawf} wnio
SEX utworzenia nowego biurd ''przy.
wilei," zfozonego zarzadzfy ije.
denastu urzednik6w, pensy a kt6.
rych ME pmenosi}aby $l2,obo rocz-
ME. Oddano komitetowi fina ansowe-
mu.
Aid. Mulcahey wni6s} przy yznanie
prywatnego sekretarza asystcntowi
szefa policyi, z pensya 81, 500 ma
rol,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
POcZta elektryczna.

Aid. Mangler wni6s} or rdynans
nadajacy przywilei Ryszard owl Z.
Sherman, za}ozenia podzid dmnych
rur, kt6re maja s}uzyc do pFzese}a-
mia list6w i,przeselek pocztowych.
Sifa ma bye elektrycznos6. Orr Hynans
odesEano do komitetu przywil lei.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
ZasfuiOna kara.

ISD1ANoPoL1s, Ind. Sedzia zwiaez-
kowy Baker skaza4 Johna F. John
son, .by}ego. prezydenta i kasyera
State National banku.. W ,Logans-
port, Ind, "a oszustwo ma dziesiec
lat wiezienia. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
Przy kasie kolei zelaznej.
(Obrazek 2 Galicyi).

kNbh"&>StN " e.
Kasyer: Czego ty zydzie ludzi
rozpychasz?
Chafaciarz: Was heisst rozpi-
CHASE? TO mmie pszypichajom.. Pro-
szie diva buletdw do Tanowa.
Kasyer: Klasa? -. .....
Cha}aciarz: Ma co tn pitacz?
Trzeci. A tn So piniadz6w.
Kasyer: Braknie czterech cent6w.
Cha}aciarz: Was heisst braknie?
Ma co jelnu braknie? Mojsze, glib
noh vier kracer. Masz buletu. Nimm
di bullet bel dem pisk, a pan kassi-
rer MECH sic ME gniewacz, bo' koh
ma cztery nog6w, a ajednak robi tyk:
Co to-? ME MONA sic: omylicz? 4: "
tajcie FFELEGRA z: AFassP 4 s odsje via;
Edlomoa aoisp paawd DIVE ina jnoWsze 81
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
Wypadfa z Okna.

Jedenastoletnia J6zia Mahczak,
myjac W sobote wpo}udnie okna ma
8 pietrze domu pm. l49 w Black
hawk ST., W domu. swych. rod dzic6w,
straciia .r6wnowage i spad}a z wy:
sokosci 37<st6p ma ulice. Nid szcze-
Silva, ktdra z}ama4a lews poge i
kosc nosowa, i oprocz tego hocno
sic pot4ukfa, zawieziono do d 7pitala
polskiegOsn
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
Durrant bedzie wisiaf.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Teodor D ur.
rant skazany ma smicrc "a zam or
dowanie panny Blanche .Lemont W
kosciele baptystdw W st. Francis 60,
bedzie W piatek II czerwca pow Wie'
SONY. Gubernator Budd uwiado mi
0 tenn. zarzadzce stanowego wiee7 7le' 7
MIA W ST.. Quetin. j znakazaf, abyy u y
.stawionloS Sspecya yalnego#. / d z6ros pfzy ti5s
nm
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
Hiszpallia.

MADRYT. S}ychat, ze obecny hisz
pahski pose} W Paryzu ksiaze Man
dao zostanie W najblizszym czasie
mianowany ministrcm spraw zew'
netrznych W miejsce ksiecia Tetuan.
ktdrego rezygnacyi liberali zadaji
wskutek pobicia profesora Comos,
Ksiqze Tetuan ma objat posade po'
s}a W Paryzu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
c Q
DO shONCA..

Swiec sloneczko, swiet wyS Pko,
lie snu obudz SWAT.
PiesG swym blaskiem ludzkfe oko
! str6j W barwy kwiat:
Pobudz ptaszki, MECH spieYaja,
Mech zaszumi gaj... -.
Mech fujarki zn6w zagrajq'
Wiosne, wiosne dali.
Mech ozywcze TIVE promien le
SERGE nam zagrzeja....
Niechaj smutek i zwatpienit
Zastapi2 nadzieja.
.Bssmy patrzec mogli srnielej
w przyszEos6 nam niezna ana'
! wierzyli ze cierpienia Il
Wraz zima ustanaa'''
!: w szkele.. ..: ::::.. = !: =.
..:.. - Kt6razz zroAin ma naJWleee]
biaika 90: &. e: :5..: i: 4 - :> 4 :..s j, .
z.iaj sa KEN, pane Pre-. 9.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
ROssy;l.

PErERsBrRc. W niedziele 3ogo
maia odbyEo sig W kaplicy W Peters
botie za}obne nabozehstwo "a otiary
katastrory ma chodyhskiem polu
podczas koronacyi 80 maja 1896.
Car caryca byli obecni ma nabo-
j, ;zz,e1hstwie. Il w poblizu Moeskwy od1by:
Is los sic tez nabozehstwo mad groo'bia,mtl o'li, t
ofar. S.. Il. !.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
.Niezwykfy pOgrzeb.

ELISABETH, N. Y. W sobote cd
byi sic tu pogrzeb niejakiej Jane
Rhea W niezwykiy:: spos6b. W po-
chodzie pogrzebowym by}y diva po-
wozy i 10 bicyklist6w. setki os6b
zatrzyma}y sic ma ulicy, aby sic
przypatrzec takiemu pogrzebowi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02

Kto chce W krotkim czasi e przy y
gotowad sic do egzaminu ma dokt TO-
ra medycyny, jezeli jej juz sie uczy VI
MECH zasiegnie bizszej wiadd dmos sci
listownie pod adresem: MI edicus,
IT'S S. Ashland av. Chicago.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
NOwe pOzycye,

Rozmaite nowe wnioski stawiono
W celu utworzenia nowych .pozycyi.
Aid. Coughlin postawi} wniosek by
utworzyt agencye departamentu
woody W Lake View, Hyde Park,
Town of Lake i.w 4tym dystrykcie
West Town, W celu inkasowania po-
datk6w "a wode. Kazda agencya ma
mice zarzadzce, kasyera, asystenta
kasyera, pieciu:: !: kancelist6w, dwu
ludzi do zamykania hydrant6wi dwu
rewizor6w. Koszt wynosifby 49,
600 "a agencye ma rok. Ordynans
oddano K omite owl inansowemu:
I'D alker ostaWiik Wniegek So
|EtWorzenia reWizy mleka'.'
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
2 RADY- MIEJSKIEJ.
Rada Miejska ma dOchodzic
=. :przyczyn zlego

I rozrzutnego gospodarstWa "
miejskie Radzie szkolnej.
Wtorkowe posiedzenie Rady
Miejskiej:. " ~ -.
r. Zarzadzono docho hodzenia W spra-
vie gospodarki Rady szkolnej.::'
Od}ozono ordynans tworzacy
e'biuro tajnej sfuzby.''
Upowazniono k kontrolera miejs-
kiego do zmuszenia byfego skarbni-
ka Wolf'a do zwrotu 1924, 1852.
Madame przywilej Westlake, do
ustawienia ma ulicach automatycz-
nych fontan. ....-:.. .-...
Utworzono. nova dywizye depar-
,tamentu zdrowia. =: -.
PoleconO burmlstrzoWl mlan0Wa-
ME komitetu q 5 w celu konferencyi
z przedstawicielami kolei.
Rozkazano zaopatrzye mostly W:
pasy ratunkowe. ......: -.
;Rozkazano departamentowi. praw-
nemu rozpoczecie procesdw kondeu-
macyinych. =. ~. .>.,..
Odfozony ordynans nadajacy pra-
wo zaprowadzenia podziemnego sy-
stemu poczty hydrualicznej.
Odfozono ordynans Chicago Cen
tral kolei ulicznej.
, Odtozono ordynans kreujacy biq-
no inspektora miesa i ryb.
Odfozono ordynans polecajacy dP-
chodzenia W sprawie konserwowan e.
go miesa. E.
Odfozono ordynans EnterpriE pc
Light, Power and Heat kompanii.
## i" !
Podczas wtorkowego posiedzenia!
Rady Miejskiej podniesiono rozmai-
te powazne zarzuty przeciw rozrzut-
nej, a moze nieuczci wei gospodarce
Rady Szkolneji przyjeto rezolucye,
ma podstawie kt6rej burmistrz ma
konritet z pieeiu radcow,
kt6rzy majs przedsiewziast docho-
dzenia. -. ..-.:
-. "CiviI Service" 49,.
Ma tenn samem posiedzeniu aid.
Coughlin pierwszej wardy, posta-
viii wniosek, by utworzy6 ''biuro
tajnej sfuzby." Wniosek ma ma &C.
lu zupelna zmiane tajnej s}uzby po--
licyjnej i,usuwa takowa pod .ju-
ryzdykcyi komisyi cywilnej s}uzby.
w dodatku do liczby .obecnie zatru-
dnionych, ordynans dodaje osiem-
dziesieciu ludzi do kazdego dystryk-
tu policyjnego, a inspektorzy majs
prawo porozdzielania tychze do sta
cyl policyjnych odnosnie do potrze-
by. Plaza ma wynosie $1,000 ma
rok, czyniac og6lny: koszt biura na
rok $40, 900. Ordynans ten odes}a-
no do komitetu fnansowego.
sprawie VOLTA.
AID. Powers, przewodniczacy ko-
mitetu inansowego postawi} wnio-
SEX, by Rada Miejska upowaznifa
koutrolera do rozpoczecia procesp d
przeciw by}emu. skarbnikowi miej-
skiemu Adamowi. Wolff, by go
Emusic do zwrotu 1874, 1852. IS, kt6te
Wolff jako procent cd pienied4 ~
dosta}, ale miastu ME od-
daf. Rada Miejska da}a upowazni E.
ME. s~...".-
FOntanny.
Aid. Martin postawi} wniosek, by
Rada Miejska przyzna}a Karolowi
E. Westlake przywilej ustawienia
wzd}uz ulic- acknowledgement, m a.
SYN, kt6re "a wrzuceniem jednego
centa .napefnia szklanke woody zin-
nej. Przywilej pnyznano pod wa:
ze p. Westlake "a kazda 2
zapFaci S. ma rok podatkV
Aid. Congblin pc ostawii wniosek,
by burmistrz zamianowa} komitet 2
pieciu obywateli, kt6ryby natych-
miast rozpocza} konferowae z pred
stawicielami kolei, W celu otrzyma-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02

Czytajcie og}oszenie i ola Hfka ma
4tej stronie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02

tPFolacy. winni wspierae siebie.. wa
jennie, s.;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-08
KONA ECHOlNGs.

Good Coffee Prospect--Indu.tria ana
shipping.
From the latest Kons Echo the
following items are derived:
The Hookena road, known as
Kalanipoo road, was very much
damaged about noon last Monday
by a heavy rain storm. The
dressing is all washed off for more
than q mile.
The sale Of lumber is very brisk
around the island now. Mr.. ANA
lu of Hookena sold $4,000 feet to
Japanese and Chinese planters
for drying floors during the past
month.
The finishing Of the new Gov.
eminent school house at Akaaaina
was the occasion for great luau.
Between 300 and 400 persons were
present early Friday, last week.
Two fat pigs, two bullocks, five
barrels of poi, so lbs of fresh fish
and large quantities OF other pro-
visions were eaten. From morn
ing till night they ate, then sang,
then sang, then ate. In the even.
ing there was a big hulahula or
ball. The new schoolhouse is
rather fine one &c by 80 feet,
containing 2 rooms, and situated
2 miles from the beach. Geo. Ka.
nikau is the principal.
Messrs. Coerper & Comes have
secured the services of NJ. b. Mac
farlane Of Honolulu for their new
store. Mr.. Macfarlane has bust
ness qualities that are sure 20
make new store boom.
The Kona coffee pickers say
that there is rather too much rain,
but they prefer rain to drought.
Kona stores are not paying
more than S14.50 for bag OF
dried coffee nowadays.
The wrecked HoOkuanul schoon-
or purchased by G. W. McDougsll
Jr. was successfully floated and
lowed into Kailua hsrbor by the
steamer Iva Thursday evening.
Mr.. Bartels is now in charge Of
the Hawaiian Coffee and Tea Go. g
plantation, Laaloa.
From present indications the
output of coffee for Kona will far
exceed that of any previous year
and is far above expectations.
The new 100 ton steamer that
is to ply between Kohala, Kona,
Kau, Puma and Hilo ports is ex-
pected to arrive within a few
weeks.
Mr.. Gaspar, of Napoopoo
mountain guide and coffee expert
is building a fine coffee mill. He
says he will be able to run through
2 tons daily.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-08
BY POLICE AT CALLAO.

Inquiry here confirms the story COM
ing from Lima to the effect that the
State Department has lodged de-
mand with the United States charge
of legation at Lima for the release OF
the mate of the American bark "Uncle
John" He rss ashore on December
10 last at Callao, and was arrested be-
cause OF his constant demand for raj
nier Beer" On tap or in bottles at the
Criterion Saloon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-08

The number of new Hawaii
bicycles on our streets is a strong
testimonial to the growing popu-
larity of this product of home in
dustry.
There is nothing that so re-
freshes on these hot sultry days
as good ice cold drink of Seattle
beer which can always be found
at the Favorite.
If you are interested in the sub
ject of enlarged portraits, it would
be worth your while to see the
samples at King Bros. at prices
ranging from $500 to $1,000
frames and all. They can't be beats
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-08
GNE ESCLARE.
(By ANNE NJ. PREsCoTT.)

(By ANNE NJ. PREscoTr.)
Yours was enough lovely face,
Jenny,
And twas sold for a golden
penny;
You are but one among the many
Who are bought for the golden
penny;
But it's dreadful mart, my Jen-
ny,
Where bid off for that golden
penny.
A heart was broken, Jenny,
Hearts are broken every day;
But the time may come, Jenny,
When someone will hear you
say:
"It was bad work on that day
When l was sold for pennies"
Yours was lovely face, Jenny,
With laughing eyes that matched
the sky;
But you broke a true heart,
Jenny,
And never more, how much you
try,
Can you forget the day, Jenny,
When you welded, for that
penny.
Yours was a lovely face, Jenny
With it's sweet bewitching grace;
But q mans life is wrecked Jenny,
And we'll not envy you your
place,
If, bought for golden penny
Your face was your fortune,
Jenny.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEA, Sept. 5,
1897.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-08

City Carriage Co.. j. s. And.
rade, manager. If you want
hack with good horse and care
full driver ring up Telephone l13,
corner of Fort and Merchant
streets. Hack at all hours. =
When you have portrait en-
larged see that you get your
moneys worth. King Bros. have
reduced prices to $500, $3.50,
$3.50 and $1,000 for work that
they guarantee to be firstclass.
They invite comparison.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-08

Returning, will leave Hilo at O'CLOCK
P. NJ, touching at Laupahoehoe, Mahu.
kona and Kawaihae same day; Makena,
Maalaea Bay and Lahaina the following
day; arriving at Honolulu the afternoons
Of tuesday and Fridays.
Will call at Pohoiki, Puma.
NO Freight will be received afte,
IL noon on day of sailing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-14
BY A NARROW MARGIN.

First Test Vote on the Sugar Schedule q
Victory for the Committee.
WASHINGTON, June 14.-The first test
vote on the sugar schedule was taken in
the senate late in the day, resulting i'll
the adoption of the Republican caucus
amendment changing the house rate on
unretined sugar from 1875 to l.95
per pound, by the close vote of yeas
32, nays 80. The affirmative vote was
made up of 80 Republicans, Democrat,
McEnery of Louisiana; Silver Repub-
hcan, Jones of Nevada, and l Populist,
Stewart of Nevada. TIE negative vote
was made up of % Democrats, 3 Popu.
lists and Silver T,publicans. 1t was
the closest vote thus Iar taken on an is
sue of importance. and was accepted as
showing that any amendment having
the sanction of the caucus was assured
of adoption. The vote was taken after
A. Day spent in Speeches
on the effect of the sugar schedule. The
main speech Of the day came from Mr..
Allison, in charge Of the bill, and was in
the nature of an answer to the charges
made against the sugar schedule as a
whole and a defense of it.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-14
Cancus of Republican Senators
Will Further Consider the
Hawaii Clause
In Connection With the Sugar
Schedule-.-Frye Makes q
Statement.
Contemplated Treaty Will Not
Provide For a Pension For
the EX-Queen.

WASHING TON, June 1.-THE Repub-
lican senator's We're in caucus two hours
and devoted the entire time to an effort
to agree on course Of action to be pur-
sued with regard to the Hawaiian reci-
procity treaty in connection with the
sugar schedule of the tariff bill. The
meeting of the senate at IL O'Clock
forced an adjournment before there was
time to reach a conclusion, and the eau
Gus dispersed to meet again at 4:30.
In the course of his speech i'll the eau
Gus, Senator Frye said that the contem-
plated treaty of annexation with Hawaii
would not contain, as did the former
treaty, provision appropriating $50, 900
for ex- Queen Liliuokalani. The presi-
dent did not approve it and the Ha-
waiian government did not ask it.
The general opinion is that the ulti-
mate result will be an agreement to
continue the house provision, continu-
ing the present treaty in effect, coupled
with a recommendation to the president
to enter into negotiations for a new
treaty modifying the terms of the pres
ent treaty, but without limiting him
as to time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-14
WILL GRANT THE REQUEST.

Canadians Ask Their Government for Ex-
port Duties on Certain Articles.
OTTAWA, Ont, June l4.-As result
of the request Of the large deputation of
lumbermen, BANKERS and transportation
companies which waited upon tho gov
ernment on Wednesday last, the Cana
dian minister of finance has announced
that it was the governments intention,
before parliament prorogues on the 10Th
inst, to have re-enacted the clause of
the old tariff law authorizing the gov.
ernor in council, under certain condi.
tons, to impose by proclamation expert
duties on saw logs. The finance minis
ter also announced the government S in.
tention to ask power to impose exper,
duties upon pulp wood and upon GER
tain ores produced in Canada. The con.
ditions under which these duties are tC
be imposed relate to the proposed action
of the United States in fixing the new
lumber tariff.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-14
DANFORTH HOME
Physician to CisnerOs Arrives at
New York and Is Inter.
| viewed.
President of the Republic Alive
/ in Spite of Reports to the
/ Contrary.
Cubans Have Thirty to Forty
Thousand Men Fairly Well
Armed.

tNEw YORK, June ii. Among the pas
-ers who landed in New York on the
teamer Valencia from Cuban ports, via
Nassau, N. P, was DR.. H. w. Danforth
4 Milwaukee, Wis, who for the past
5 months has been the personal physi-
ian of the president of the Cuban re-
,ublic, Salvador Cisneros, the marquis
f Santa Lucia. The doctor is in the
United States on six months leave Of
bsence. When he left the president
vas well, Notwithstanding reports from
;panish sources of his death.
DR., Danforth was asked to express an
,pinion as to the numerical strength of
he Cuban insurgents, being informed
hat late advices from Cuba placed the
lumber at 5000. He said:
1T is difficult, if not impossible, to
rive at correct estimate, but you can
ay that the Cubans for certainty have
t least 10000 to 10000 today, armed
nd in good shape. The Cubans have
.ot been idle during the last few years,
nd have been importing arms and am
nunition right along. In brief the
Iubans are fighting a desperate fight,
nd are in good condition to continue 1t.
he Spaniards are also engaged i'll a
~ ,,erate contest, but they are exhaust
', or almost so.
Il certainly think the Cubans will
ucceed, not by reason of numerical
trength, for the Spaniards have about
$1,000 men in the field. But there is
10 question but that the Cubans will
Ultimately win. All their leaders are
worn not to give up until they all are
lead. They are bound by oath to fight
rntil the last, and they will do SO"
LAS to the Spanish atrocities, what dc
-ou know of them, Of your own personal
,nowledge?" DR.. Danforth was asked.
"The position which l occupied with
he insurgent forces, necessarily pre-
sluded my obtaining personal knowledge
If the atrocities complained of. But
rom the reports received at headquar
l ers, there is absolutely no doubt o.
~heir existence"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-14
ABLE TO DEFEND RIGHTS.

So Says CanOvas, Though He Doesn't Be
lieve Mckinley Is Unfriendly.
MADRID, June 1.-THE Spanish pre-
mier, Senor Canovas del Castillo, in an
interview, is reported as saying that the
alleged demands of the United States in
the case of DR.. Ricardo Ruiz, the Amer
lean citizen who expired i'll the Jail at
Guanabacoa, apparently from injuries
received there, must be exaggerated d.
The premier added however, that if the
widow of DR.. Ruiz demanded an indem-
nifty and her claim was shown to be
justified, Spain would see that justice is
done. Senior Canovas del Castillo fur
ther remarked:
II d not believe President Mckinley
has any unfriendly intentions toward
Spain, but if the United States departs
from friendly attitude Spain will be
able to defend her rights"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-14
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Archbishop Jannsen of New Orleans,
died Oh board the steamer Creole, on his
way to New York.
Hiram a. Waite, ex-city comptroller
of Port Huron, Mich, has been sell.
fenced to five years i'll the state house Of
correction, on conviction of embezzle.
ment.
. A special term of court has been
called to try the two negro rapists under
arrest at Huntsville, Ala, and no fur
ther attacks from lynchers is antici
pated.
Ambassador Hay gave dinner in
London in honor of Mr. Whitelaw Reid
the special ambassador Of the United
States to the diamond jubilee festivities
Most Of the guests We're Americans.