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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-27
OdZnaczenie pOlaka.

..Pspi-z Icon XIII W uznaniu zas
Ing dla Kos,ioIa S .. D Wiadysiaws
B-dn4~skiego W Wars,a vie, prote
1t ia czynnego Arohikonfrsterni Lii
t%rraoki.j W Wsrszs~ vie, raczyi 90
obdSr'yc Krzy,em Komsndorskim
Sw Grsegor,a z.gwiszds.
Ma ~noszsuie tel oiznaki p. Bed
nS~ski otrsymai Najwyzsze zezwole.
ole
Rurjer War.
Brat rodzonv p. Wisd, s1s~a Bed
ns wskiego A. Iandsr, veteran z r.
1881 lyle W S~n Francisco, Cal.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-27

1911 Me zapuksi woale, tylko
drzwi Z trzsskiem otwor.y& i wpsdi
do mnie jak bomba.
- Kto to mole bye? mysle sobie.
Cay to delegat do Filadel6i ma sejmY
TAX smiaio wszed}.
u oozu pstrzsia mu TAXA determi-
pacja jak u'delega,a ale moi nos
polityczny, panic dobrodzieju, pc
wiedziai mi zaraz, Re to ME delegat.
By} to chop WHISKY j~eszcze cd
Biooiszewskiego a barozysty i sill
ny. Who's diugi W nieladzie spads}
mu ma ramona, was zwiesii sic ku
zieui, jakby jus kwitowai Z wszel
k'ch aspirscyj - a oko jego ozarne i
wielkie nie,Pokojuie sledziio ma
twarz - w}ssciwie moi nos.
Zaambarasowslo mnie to. Co u
licha czy nos moi jut czerwonyS
Zamknsiem lewe oko j prawem spoil
raaiem ma moi nos kuiawski; haste
pnie zsmknsism prswe i lewem
spojrzalem. No ME - los moi jest
W porzsdku.
A on oisgle ma moi nos patrzy.
ia wiec udsje. ze sobie mic Z tego
ME robie, ably gose do mnie ME "a
stosowai pr.ysiowia, ae ma .iodsiej u
czapka gore. Przeciea pijakiem ME
jestem.... Ale on widocznis cha
raktsr moi chciai odgadnac Z ksztA}
tn mego nosa....
Nsreszoie ten dziwny gos6 moi
usisdl.
Spojrzalem znowu ma niego. Twarz
misl inteligentns - ale obrzekla. 3.
cere zoits, niezdrowa.... Ubrsnie
tee ledwie sic ma MIN trzymaio. Cole
iokcie oiekawie z po "a rekawa ma
SWAT Bozy spoglsdaty but mial
biedak tax podarty, ae poiows stopy
beg s~zkarpetki wychodzils mu z ME-
go.
l kiwai wielkim paloem.
- Aha! - my Sic sobie - kiwasz
mi pslcem, ale ME W buoie.
On zas ruchem zlowrogim poiozyi
sobie ma kolana - xii. Ale to byl
xii, panic dobrodaisju. Cie,ki, W zs.
lazo okuty....
- Moze bye lie! mysle. ia tn
ME nam kija. Piesc moja tea TAXA
drobna jak u kobiety-oo to bedzie?
Westchnslem wieo poboznie do
mego patrons, sw. Franciszka, a ma.
stePnie do Patrona mego OLGA, sw.
HIeronims, ably sobie podw6jns ma
wszslki wypadek pomoo zspewni6-
i ozekam.
A gosc pyta sic ochrypiym, pre-
pitym giosem:
Czy jest ten pan, 90 Gapedy
piszeP
Co u lichs, czy ia co 1'ego nspi-
saisms Wszystkis GdWsdy star ely
mi pred oczami. Me -o tdkin
cziowieku Mo ME pisaiem.
- Hn! To ME ia - To on....!
To on....!
- Ale kasjer Wleklihski powis
dzia} mi, ze on tn jest.
- Wleklihski, to dusza chiop, ale
tee sic myli.
- A gdzie on jest?
Wyjechs} ten. do. Mil
waukee.... a mole W parku iszi -.
- Poozeksm wiec....
Masz djsble pociechel
Chcialem sic usunsc j .wstalem z
krzesfa a on ma to:
- Siedziee j czeksc!
Ha to warystl Co to bedzieP
Crekam jednsk. A on wlepii swoj
dziwny ~zrok we mnie j pstrzy.
Ma szczescie przypomnisio mi sic
90 mi powiedziai Biooisze wski iak
byi strotem W domu waryatow, as z
mimi trzeba ostrc, zshukac ich i juz.
Zmsrszczyiem wiec brwi jsk 10
wisz olymPijshi i zawOlaiem gromkim
giosem:
- Co u djabis pan wlepiasz we
mnie swe baranie slepie, jsk gsps W
gnatP
A on cd razu xii swoj W kscie u
stawii i rece ziotyi jsk do modIitwy.
Panic, cry pan piszesr Gaze
dyI
- No tax pisze co pan chcsszP
- Panic, jam oalowiek nieszcze-
sliwyl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-27

F1izikoaoski, L. s., 80 w. Division
ct. Chicago, nI.
Ble6nicki, j., budowniczy, 1 kon-
traktor, 633 Holt Ave, CHICAGO,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-27

ryi tuteJszej!
Moje.... jam polak panis...
~wiasciwie nazywam sie ......ski...
- Bardzo mi pr~zyiemnie. -. Ale
CO sic Z panem staio?
- Kobiets panic kobietal
- Aha! gdzie djabel ME mote
tam babe posle. TIE kob'etkil.. -.
Przysuns,em mu ~ieo kr.sselko i
Z wyszuksus ~grzecznosc;a rzskiem:
- Mech lsskawy pan raczy miej
see zsjat... prosze....
On usiad} i reka niedbale maohnal.
- Pisz pan 90 ia panu opowieu.
To przestroRa ola wielu. Przyjaciel
panic - j iona - a!
- Now pan - sluobam!
o. .as trzasi sic caiy ] tax js& opo-
wiadac:
- Pred kilku lsty, kiedy bawi
lem we Wioszech.. -. poznaiem tam
ma Zone Panic oud boski. Jake
mslarz pauu to m6~ie. Piekns pa
ME jak sen. Pokoohaiem ia i costa.
Ia mojs zoua. Spedziiismy lat kilka
pod wioskiem niebem... 49,. ach jak
predko ten c,ss minsi.... Przyby
lismy ma wystawe do Chicago - tn
zamieszkslisuy ma dobre. Wynaja
iem dom "a misstem, W Buena Par
ku.... ma przeciwko mieszkai mio
dy ~francuz, literal, ktorym sic "a
przyjazniiem. Oto. pewnege pre-.
kletego popoludnia, ia maluje ma
werandzis, obok edzi iona, isk
zwyh!e.
Jak,s spojrzaiem Ia MA - a ons
zblsdis i W CD mignsi jej blasA
jakis dziwny - jat as nsmietna pc
zsdliwost.
kto to pyta z ten ms.
gnetycznem w~eJrzeniem?
- Poszedlsm Ia jej w~zrokiem. T,
moi sssiad - frsncuz, siedz',f re,
swym domem.
- Zapros go. przedsta - re
kia.
A ia poszedism pc niego ma ms
zgube.
Oh tego dnis s~.ozescie moj e pierz
ohneto.
Francuz przychodai 90 drieh },
maluje, a oni "a memi ple-a-...
o zgrozo!...
Al wreszcie uoiekia ona : m i
mantem.
Jam wszystko sprzedai - i. . roc
pilem sic. :. Poszia do djabia Doj1
ka~ryera....
Gdy to m6wii, oderwsla SIC " n.u
%widocznis zyika artystyOsus, be u
zsdsl kredki.
Dslem mu j. on "a ?aPierz'
narysowsi mi twarz swsj zony.
Co IA twarz! az mi fals brwi d,
giowy uderzyla!
Portret ten, kredka n~arysowany p'
~mistrzowsku, lezy jesrcze ma moin
biurku. Ksady mote go Oglsdac =.
On zss porwsi sic z miejsos, chwy
cis Ia xii s,}amionym, pisozliwyn
giosem zawoial: przyjaciel i iona
ha! ha! a ia pijak!.... WroOe je
szcze j dopowiem.
L trzasns} drzwiami jak waryat
poszedl.
Biedny cziowiek! Sirocco! Cab
pray szlosc zwichnels mu iona / -
przyjaoiel.
A ia pisze i mysle - wieOie
czemf
o duchach j o pchiach.
Oozywiscie.
Rzecz mis}s sic tax.
Przychodzi do mnie przedwczors
moi dobry znsjomy starry kawale,
Siaboduszyhsk Ksswery moont
zsfrasowany. ia zswsze misiem d.
niego slabosc, DO on mi panic dobro
dzieju. kiedy re NINA byio kruOho =
ozesto doPomagal.
- Okropnoscil Potwornos,il RE.
c=y n~iesiycbsnel
- Co sic stalo2
- Rzeoz do nieuwierzeniai
- Cay Z~iednoczenie rozpsdio sic
- Cornell
Cay dzieksn Pitsss, broh Boz,
umari?
- Cornell
Czy biedny slisa warok od,y
skalp
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-27
= Dziekuje OF. Czekaml

sto powiastsk (js i'm co wiecz6r COS
oPowiadam) pomyslalem sobie, ae
ozas W droge.
A wieo wojns z duchsmil To OF
frajia!
Zsby jedaak ubezpieczye sic pre-
DIV zlym duchom, zatrsymaiem sic
po drodze PREY srkole sw. Trojoy i
ohciafem stsrego G~rsjozyka o trocbe
swieconej woody poprosi6. z owym
G~rajozykiem byism pr,eoieA R.y
mic pred 6-ciu lsty. Te podroz do
Rzymu, wieloe oiekswa, music wan
tea pozniej W Gd~edoch opisa6, a.
bysoie wiedzieli jake przygody
~spotkaly n ME IA ziemi, ma morzu j
pod ziemis, W katskonbach rzym
skioh.
G~rajczyka jedusk ME bylo tam.
Poszedlsm vice bez~ swieconej woody.
Moi przyjsciel Siabodus,y hski
mieszka W maiym, Dire wniauym dom
ku. Sypialoie ma cd podworza -
f6ako stoi tuz PREY oknie.
Gswedzilismy o duohsch, az wresz
Gle okoio godainy j~edenastej ME
zgasi~szy swiecy - on rzuci} sic W
ubraniu ma ioako, a ia ma kanape.
Rzuoisem sic ma kanape - W OBJ
jecia Morfsuszs.
Zanim p6jde dalsj music Wan
tn cos o Morfeuszu owym powie
dzi. c.
Kiedy starry grecy wierzyli W boz.
hi - m eli i bozka SOU, kt6ry sic
~ al: Molfeusz. Giy vice kto usy
pia moSi, ae rzuca sic W objecis
Morfeusze.
Kobietom dobrEe tax mowic: rzu
clam sic ~ ,hj7sia NJ rfeuszs...
Il az oatn m7tczygoom. G. iyby tc
Pau:e aobscdz eju byia jaka Morfs.
uszka, Tub gdyby ow Morfeusz mia
s.ostre Alto c'....
Ox N'rf-usz wvrowadzii mnie ra,
w t.opot
Pr,viscba}am m wskscye z "a
g'anioy jsko stud-ncit do n Ell ku.
rynK', MAO lei, -gzslso wanej kobiety
Aiora wSs4ia I'd starego hreczkosiejs
GA i~aa go.-o..tAa, cisgle pc o
nioAach !-iAiA q on tyiko o ciela
kacL mjA.i i 0 saransch.
Pr-jjs-hA!-a dU G.ch ID wies "
.t=y tygoLnie 20 slub;e. Pamietau
jsA dzis b, a. t. przy sniadauiu
GA rsz,s-44 rI.-:ans, SIENNA jeszoze
~ o.! N s.lsfsoc:Lu i umieohsjsc
sis, r.skIA:
- Tax sic Gob.4e o1uje. Wozors
Jut o szareJ gotzin'e hytsm W me
sy pislni i z rozkOsE4 rzuoiiam sic v
ohJscia.... Mo'fsusza. | tax m
dobrle ~hJ1o....
A starry p krAsaisi oaly z zardro
s'i i oozy ne mnie wys.zes.czyi, py
tsjsc sic wzrokiem:
Czys to u ten Morfeusz?
a ia mu rownie wzrokien odpc
w~iedziaiem:
Me c~hcialbym bye Morfeu
szem, DO bym musiai takich brzyda
low jak ty stara trabo j baiwanie te.
brad W objecis mojs....
On zas, mocno zsnispokojony, wy
szedi i pyta ludzi, czy ME widriel
ozssem Morfeuszs.
Starry ekonom rzeki, te CO dopier,
widzia} Msteusza, ale ME zadueg,
Moroy fjuszs, czy JAZZ tsm......
DOpierosmy sic z niego nasmieli.
Ale powrocmy do owyoh duchow
Bic dwunasta. -. tax uroczysoie
gluoho.
Sfysze wyrazuie COS puka: stuk
stuk, stuki
Zerwaiem sic ma nogi:
- Szkoda, ze ME ma swiecone.
woody!
A moi S}abodusry6ski juz kleoz,
modli sic.
Znowu jsknsiwyrszniej: s.uk
stuk, stukl
Co u djsbisP zawolslsm.
A duch giosniej ~jeszcze puka
stuk, stuk, stuk!
Przezegnslem sic predko.
Cay sly-yszyszf pyta sic mo.
przyjaciel.
Slysze odpowisdam zdiawio
nym gfosem. A usta mi drza.
Rzekiem tedy:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-27

8 KuaPczyk Tomass SO
TsuaniewiSz Jan 372
Jsstrzembski Tomasz 372
l Boczkowski Franoiszek 372
2 Tsnsniewioz Nj chal 372
3 Psjewski Konstanty
nieubezpieczony 372
4Rcsentbal Franoiszek 1913
3 kamAa Miohai 373
9 Kujsws Jozef 373
Z Bullhski J6zef 373
8 Jsworski Jan 1913
8 Black Konstan.y 373
20740 Lemke Frsnoiszek 373
1 Trzoihski Wiadysiaw 374
2 Kaczmarek Jen 374
3 Janicki Wojoiech 374
4 S~tulikowski Jan 374
Zspsiow ski Tomasz 374
o Grzesiak Piotr 374
Mokrowiecki Bolesiaw 374
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-27
AGENCI REA ESTATE,,

' ul'hUD, III.
Durski, Marian, 5SS Noble H.,
Or cago, Ill.
TOWARY BLAWATNE.
Szumihshi, John c., 8O4 Noble
St, Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
Rnfte'oShi. ". A., 724 W. ls a,
q takze W apiece Butkiewioza, Cb-
cage
Sien'ino'cicS, Oh. W, j., 578 NIL
waul ee ave. Chicago.
Zf0thoaoski, III. d., 838 Noble 81.
1874 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
DENTYSCI.
ChrSanososhi, J. 4. Dr., 721 MIL
wa kee ave. Chicago.
FABRYkI CIGAR.
Asczdrski, J6set, 81 Homer 81,
Chicago, Ill.
FABRYKA ZkOTYCH ODZNA.
kOW MEDAL PAMIAT.
StdchO'cski Il, 533 Noble utica.
Chicago Illinois.
F~OTOGRAFJE.
NikIds i PdaoScsoski, $50 Milvau-
kee av. q block cd al. Noblsl
Chicago.
LdSikoacshi, Jan W, 438 Milwsu.
kee Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Leacir, Henryk, SAT Milwaukee
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
SHADY HERBATY KAWY.
hIdss, J6zeT, SOL Noble st. Chi.
oago.
KSIAZKI 1 ARTYKULY RE.
LIGIJNE.
Augustynos0ics s Podczaski, 60S.
Noble str Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
MetSger, G. E., 457 w. Huron
IT. Chicago
~KONTRAKTORZY.
Piqthieacicz, J6zg, Budownic.y.
No srahtor, GA Noble ul., Chica.
go.
ZAkLADY KRA WIECKIE.
S~molihski, IL, 607 Milwaukee Az,
Chicago, Ill.
MEBLE / PIECE.
NoaodczeecSki, W9ad., 838 - $40
n l"aukee av. Chicago.
S~molarS, Piotr, e97 Milwaukee
Chicago, Ill.
Sto6iecki, Roman, 489 Milwaukee
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
Schlie6en, y. 500 Holt aveos.
o. ioago.
NOTARYUSZE PUBLICAN
Brodoaoski, Z. T., sol Noble 81
hioago, Ills.
PIEKARNIE.
WIektihski, WaIenty, 698 Diok-
sos st Chicago, Illinois.
Paaoetkieaoicz, e., $50 - 6S2 N.
Ash and v g Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
Diiecczyk, T.. L., 574 Noble ST,
Chicago, Illinois.
SKLADY OBUWIA.
S,Pihski, W. { Rasprzyk, ".
64o Noble ST., Chicago,
RES TAUKACYE SALON.
DSieciotkieOicz, A., 572 Noble 81,
Chicago,
Cuprynski, s., 98 w. Division a.
'bi,ago.
MokOaoski, H., 692 Milwauks.
sv Chicago, Ia.
Pertoooski, Ignacy, 562 Nobls st.
Chicago, Ills.
SzykO1ony Antoni, 700 Milwaukee
sv. rog Noble st. Chicago, Ill
Cgoehohsh X. . Cygonoaoski A.,
o07 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
WEGLE ! DBZEwO.
houosihski, MichaS, $50 Noble
II Chicago, Ill.
B~drzyhskd DC Co., roQ w. North
Coventry 81. ChiOago.
WYROBY KUSNIERSKIE
Bodozoski Sto"isSo1O, Gostyh, Dow
p-' Grove Ills.
SPRZEDAz KART OKRETO-
WYCH.
Najeeoski, adam, wysylka ! wy.
m'sna P~ieDiedzy, 671 Milwaukee
ave. Chicago.
ZAKfADY Bt ACHARSKIE.
Neidter IL. polski blaoharr, 5el
N L. ct Chicago.
ZLOTNIK ZEGARMISTRZ
O.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-27

BiurO RZadu Central
negO Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
CHICAGO, 20 maja 1897.
Nastepujscy czsonkowie przyieci
~zostali do Zwiazku Mar. Pol:
2O6l2 Pr%sjsnor Jan grups S52
13 Sobieski Henryk 3Ol
IA Maiaohowski Max. 17S
Is Zawodniak Antoni 154
Is Berkowski Jan 154
II SzsfrshskiJ61 M~sroyan" 1913
Is Anteoki Franciszek 1859
10 P}sozek Klemens 307
20620 Micba}ek Frsnoiszek 300
81 Jendrzejkowski Franc" 3O9
% Borucki Karcin 3O9
% Wioczewski W}sdyss. " 327
"a Hrapowiski Franoiszek" 37l
% Ksrmo}owioz Szymon 37l
20 Nawrooki Seweryn 333
81 Wrzesihski Stauisiaw /" l6S
% Jasihski Kazimierz 8
30 Kopankiewioz Ludwik" 1853
2O63O Zuchlewski W1adys}.
nieubezpieczony 354
81 Linkowski Stanislaw 33l
81 Bednsrski Antoni 33l
33 Krawczsk MARGIN 1877
"a Nowak Ignaoy 60
35 Walkowisk Jan 90
36 Cybulski Franciszek 80
81 Bielicki Felix's 334
3S Switkovski Winoenty 40
80 Cup Wssyi 266
2O640 Kluth Flip b. 35S
al Skopshski Msrysn 252
AZ Gawrych Tomssz lSS
43 Gappa Audrzej lSS
Al Maty six Jakob POS
45 Wasikowski Jan lSS
as Kszuierczak Andrzej /" 227
AZ Lesnie wski Stefan 81
As Msjewski Jan 800
40 Jsneczko Micba} 1873
20650 Drapozyhski Aleksy /" 23S
81 Waksmuski Jan 302
So Carlo Andrea BOP
SO Penkss Frauoiszek 3O2
"a Potocny J6zef 3O2
55 Ciborski Antoni 222
So Witov ski Ryszard 81
81 Jaszczsk J0lef /" 2lO
So Kruswicki Franciszek 81
50 Okoniewski Stanis}aw 365
20660 Gsrczyhshi Wojciech as
81 Rao,ko " ski Stsnisiaw II
81 Hening Adolf 2S2
SO Wozniaoki Jakob 264
"a Banaszak MARGIN /" 264
IS Zawsoki Astoni l47
66 Sucbodolski Stanis}aw 147
81 WiCherat J0zef l47
IS Dorff Poliksrp 24S
Sc Mszurkiewicz Franc. 24S
20670 Zielinski Franoiszek Al
II Olszewski PAVED NJ. A
" Wr6blewski Jskob a.
70 Zslewski Henryk 369
"a Swierczehski Szymon 36g
rs Burcehski Frsnoiszek 369
rs Kruczek Sylvester ZAP
II SLot Piotr l42
7S Piotrowski Franciszek Z
70 Podczaski Jozef SO
206S0 Gorslski Stsnisisw 36
81 Walc Msteusz 36
81 Rutkowski Andrea 36
SO Siemihski Stanislaw SO
"a Barozak Michsi SO
So Blekicki Ignacy 185
So Kalotka Jan 276
81 Romshc7ak Joz. nieub." 352
SO Olszewski Wojcieoh 352
SO Aleksajtis Jozef 25
2O6e0 Cbrzanows,i Ignsoy 122
81 Nader Franciszek 122
90 Tomczyk Franciszek 80
90 Dreas Leon 2I3
"a Mikus Jan 1I2|
95 Lebermeier Karol 2I3
96 Nowsk Szymon 1873
81 Czsrneoki Julian w. 4" 1888
90 Scuba TomssE 1888
90 Tsmil}o Michai 1873
20700 Tsmiiio Franciszek 1873
l Tam'iio Msryan 1873
2 RskOcry Adolf nieub 2S6
3 Stefahski Stsnisiaw
nieubezpisotony 1879
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-27
PrZeWOdnik
NasZ
ADWOKACI.

Dankososki, 1. r., offs: "a La Sale
st. Mieszksnie: $50 w. 18th IT,,
Chicago.
Smulski, }. f., offs: % Metropoli.
tan I'll. Mieszksnie: 500 Noble H.,
Chicago.
Geeting Dc Noacok. lip Clark 1T
Room 4lO. Chicago.
Czdrnecki 6 Roraieski, offs nr.
BOZ sos La Sale st. i 8O4-6Oo
Milw aukee ave Q.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-27
Biuro Rzadu Central
negO Zwiazku Mar. Pol.

CHICAGO, 20 maja 1897.
Nsstepujscy czsonkowie przyjeci
zostali do Zsiazku Mar. Pol:
Daily camera., 1897-04-14
The Order of st. George.

San Francisco, April 1.-THE local
branch of the English Order of St.
George gives its annual banquet here to-
night, the anniversary of St. George,
England's patron saint. The St. George
society is composed of born Englishmen,
their sons and grandsons. The society
is not an English one as one would be
led to believe. 1t is truly American in
character and one of its principles is to
instill American patriotism into the
minds of the Englishmen who settle in
this country. The association also de.
votes itself 10 inducing Englishmen to
become naturalized citizens of the United
States, in order that they may become
thoroughly interested in the affairs OF
the American government. There are a
number of branches of the society
throughout the United States.
Daily camera., 1897-04-14
NOT GUILTY.
The Jury Acquits samuel Spring from the
Charge of Assault.

The Jury Acquits samuel Spring from the
Charge of Assault.
The verdict of mot guilty" was re-
turned last night in the case of Samuel
Spring, charged with assault, few mo-
ments after 10 o'clock, the jury having
agreed on the first ballot. The verdict
of acquittal was received with surprise,
but was also generally accepted with
satisfaction, many in the community be-
| leving the man to have been innocent of
| the crime.
The trial of Spring has been before
the district court for the past two days,
District Attorney Patton conducting the
prosecution, and Judge o F. A. Greene,
assisted by Judge Alpheus Wright and
Norton Montgomery for the defense. On
account of the unsavory character of the
testimony IN the case, the doors were
closed to the general public. A large
number of friends of the Rev. S. r.
Wheeler and also members of the bar
were in constant attendance. The wife
of the accused was also in attendance,
and sitting beside the red man, caressed
him fondly, while her lips were at his
ear, continually whispering words of con-
ISOLATION and cheer. Her devotion was
very marked. To very sensitlvely con-
struCted nature 1t might have been too
marked. But it served its purpose.
The friends of the Rev. Mr.. Wheeler
present, constituted large part, prob
ably. of the congregation of the Seventh
Day Baptist church. They were there
to see the vindjcation of right. They
saw it, and yet were not entirely satisfied.
Their charity was very noticeable but
was directed all one way,
Both in the taking of testimony and in
the addresses, the eloquence of the at
torneys W S exceptional. Mr.. Greene's
flow of eloquence especially was contin-
uous and IMPRESSIVE. The audience and
especially the jury was much struck by
it. MIR. Greene's ordinary forte is in
civil cases, but last evenings triumph
removes that narrow limit.
AS soon as the verdict was announced
last evening, all was commotlon. The
friends of the accused rushed forward to
congratulate, the delighted wife fairly
smothered him with her warm and low
ing caresses. and showered kisses upon
his copper hued and massive counte-
nance Judge Boughton requested the
bailffs to restore order and the legal
formalitles rendering Spring free man
we're then completed.
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District Courts Airship.

An incident occurred last evening in
Judge Boughton's ante room that serious,
ly upset the equanimity of the several
gentlemen present and renders the
county loser to the extent OF one couch
Chairman Feeny had been prevailed
upon to purchase new couch tor the
ante room for the use Of Judge Boughton
and the article of furniture was placed
in position yesterday morning.
Shortly after supper, a number oi
gentlemen were chatting and smoking
in the room, Judge Boughton and
Register Paddock occupying the couch
Suddenly, without any warning. tongue:
of fame shot up, entirely enveloping the
couch and its occupants. II was mo-
ment Of peril. But willing hands came
to the rescue and the couch, a mass o
flames, was thrown out of window
The occupants of course remained il
the room.
Daily camera., 1897-04-14
PERCY TREGENT DEAD.
A Well Known Boulder Boy Passes Away
at the Cakes Home in Denver.

A Well Known Boulder Boy Passes Away
at the Oakes' Home in Denver.
The sad news of the death of Percy
Tregent was received here this morning.
He died Monday afternoon at a o'clock
at the Oakes Home for consumptives in
Denver.
Mr.. Tregent came to Boulder from
Chicago some seven or eight years ago
for his health, and for some time he was
benefited by the climate. He was well
known to the people of this town and
very well liked by ALL Previous to leav
ing Boulder for the home in Denver, a
little over a month ago, he had been in a
very feeble condition and had been an
inmate of the sanitarium here. The hope
for his recovery had been almost aban'
doned before he left here and his decease
regarded a matter of few months.
The disposition of the remains has no
as yet been decided upon.
Daily camera., 1897-04-14
Silva 1uoJattO',

New York, April T4-Siver is quoted
a 62B todav.
Daily camera., 1897-04-14
Boulder Hose Election.

AT the annual election OF Boulder Hose
last night committee OF three were ap-
pointed to investigate the practibility OF
giving a banquet in the near future, and
a meeting of the company will be held
on the 10th to appoint committees tc
take charge of the affair, if majority oi
the members are In favor Of having one
The following officers were elected fol
che ensuing year:
President-J. B. Hiskey.
Vice Presidential. B. Mcclure.
Secretary-Geo. A. Mcclure.
Treasurer-Charles Wise.
Foreman-Walter Chamberlain.
1st Assistant-C. A. Butsch.
I'd Assistant-Hal Coulson.
Surgeon-Dr. l., M. Gifln.
Trustees-E. A. Knapp. J. H.. Crary
Ed. Gilbert.
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OUADRUPLE MURDER.

An Unknown Man Murders a Family and
Fires the House,
Pascoag, R. l., April I4--A quadruple
murder is reported from Oakland, and
the murderer fired the house to hide the
crime The body of Mrs. Ed. Reynolds
was rescued before it was burned and
the head was found to have been smash
ed. One of the other bodies, that of her
I6-year-old daughter, was recovered. No
clue of the murderer is known.
Daily camera., 1897-04-14
The Oldest Member of the Senate.

Washington, April 14.-Senator Nor
rill of Vermont is today 81 years Of age,
and cards for his birthday celebration
have been out for some days past. Mr..
Morrill, is the Oldest senator at present in
the United States senate.
Daily camera., 1897-04-14
WILL PROSECUTE SPAULDING.
The University of Chicago Was Left Only
$4,000 of Its Endowment.

Chicago, April I4.-President Spauld-
ing of the defunct Globe bank ana treas
urer OF the University of Chicago, says
that all but $4,000 of the university en-
dowment is gone. The institution will
probably have to close down. Spaulding
will be prosecuted by the university.
Daily camera., 1897-04-14
ON A CASH BASIS.

England Believes tho TurkO-Grecian
Troubles Will be Settled With Money.
London, April I4.-While Turkey and
Greece still retain their diplomatic re-
lations, they may be broken at any mo-
ment. The Turks prefer settlement
of the trouble on cash basis to a resort
to arms and many here think that this
will be accepted finally by Greece.
Daily camera., 1897-04-14
The Alleged Hunter Bribery Case.

Frankfort, Ky, April I4-The grand
jury is probing at the bribery charges
and investigating its ability to indite for
attempts to bribe. The report will not
be given till next week.
Daily camera., 1897-04-14
The River Rising.

Omaha, April I4-Although the river
is still rising it is still five inches below
the danger line. No further damage is
reported today.
Daily camera., 1897-04-14
THE DISTRICT COURT.
G. P. Wilcox of Lyons Being Tried for Al
legged Assault.

s'AAS~~ oA
legged Assault.
The district court this morning took up
the consideration of the case of c. P.
Wilcox, of Lyons, tor the kidnapping
and assault of a I4-year-old Swede
servant.
The jury was selected this morning
and the taking of testimony began this
afternoon. The following Jurors were
selected:
c. w. Dodd, Ben Hagman, June Sew
erance, A. G. Snyder, ]. B. White, Ed
&c. Burr, c. F. Flfer, James Horry, 3. J.
Hardin. John A. Kennedy. Frank Vie
|gAnd.
Daily camera., 1897-04-14
No Election.

Frankfort, KY, April I4.-The ballot
today resulted in no election.
Daily camera., 1897-04-14
HIGHEST KNOWN.

The Flood Situation Continues to be Very
Serious.
St. Louis, April I5.-The flood stu
alton is somewhat worse today. the river
from Vicksburg to the Gulf being the
highest ever known.
Daily camera., 1897-04-14
Lying in State.

Terra laute, April I4-The remains
of ID "a Voorhees, laid in state here today.
| The funeral services will occur tomor-
Daily camera., 1897-04-14
5 NEWS.
BOUND TO FAIL.
The Monetary Commission Said to be
Doomed to Disappointment.

Washington, April 14.-Very few pub.
lie men here think the monetary COM
mission can accomplish anything for
silver. w. J. Bryan does not believe
that the envoys can induce any country
to remonetize the white metal