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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
LIVELY DAY ON CHANGE.
The Bulls Sent Wheat Prices Flying
Upwards.
NEWS FROM CHICAGO SET THE
STREETS IN A WHTRL.
Wheat Jumps Cents a Bushel-The Bears
Were Unable to Turn the Tide of the
Bull Market.

Were Unable to Turn the Tide of the
Bull Market.
New York, August 21.-The wheat
bulls added about cents bushel to the
dollar mark attained yesterday and are
now out hot foot for $1.25 a bushel in the
New York market. Today's opening was
one of the most exciting of the entire
week. Members and others who had not
been seen in downtown circles in years
focked to the floor and gallery to watch
the sensational developments in wheat
At the first stroke of the gong Septem-
Der swung up to the $1.02 selling also
down to $1.01 IA at the same instant in
other parts of the pit, The crowd of buy
ers fought vigorously among themselves
to get possession of the few lots, offering
and quickly bic. the price up. to $1.03 1-2
by rapid strides of 12 cent or more at
a clip. The bears were nowhere. 1t was
a feverish clamor for wheat from all
sources. Eleventh hour bulls, those who
had never come in to buy until prices
have already had big advance, were par
ticularly prominent in the early dealings.
and went flying after September, i'm
PEELED by mad rushes to buy and general
bull excitement. 1t soon reached 81. 02 1-2
and then in common with the rest of the
list. cooled off little, both in trading
activity and upward movement. For a
time the whole market rested like some
huge monster, taking breath after a
fray. But towards midday the restless
energy of the bulls started prices climb
ing up once more. Just before the close
September reached S1.05 5-S, easing off
later to Sl.O5 1-2, which was the official
closing figure. During the next hour on
the curb pandemonium again broke
loose for the wires announced dollar
wheat at Chicago. A cheer, almost as
hearty as that which greeted the similar
event here yesterday, went up from the
pit and the bulls shook the market to its
foundation with their demands for more
wheat, forcing September still higher, to
Sl05 5-S. 1t was feverish day, giving
promise of sensational markets in the
future.
While there were several point in the
news today which might have under or
binary circumstances given the bears q
foothold, they had no influence in view
of the overpowering bull sentiment
among traders. Gables from Liverpool
are 80 and SIS d. higher than last night,
but foreign houses sold as much as they
bought.
There were no important export tran
sactions and the spring wheat outlook
was made brighter by sunshine and warm
weather. Cash wheat (No. 1, northern,
aioat) closed nominally at $1.13 bushel.
Total sales of futures were !, $50, 900 bush
els.
Exports of wheat and flour on both
coasts were 100000 bushels last week,
while Europe purchased about 3,OO0,0 600
bushels more during the week at New
York and out ports. Closing figures on
wheat futures today. were about ~ cents
higher than last year and spot wheat
about IS cents higher.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
Killed by a Car.

Biddeford, August 21.-Wm. Bligh, the
three-year-old son of Lawrence Bligh,
was struck by an electric car on Elm
street late this afternoon and instantly
killed The little fellow ran in front of
the car which was moving rapidly, and
before the motorman could stop it the
footboard struck the boy in the back of
the head, His skull was crushed in.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
AT OCEAN PARK.
No More Tobacco and Soft Drinks to ha
Sold There.

Ocean Park, Me-, August 21-Tbe
officers of tho Ocean Park associstiop
have finally prevailed in their determine
ton to prevent the sale of tobacco. cigars
and small beers on the association
ings against Landlord Wyman Of G pbi1d
deiphia who today warned out his +on ,ailsa
George E. Fogg, the news dealer. ana 1aa ~
imbursed him for the loss of businaiNaa ~
consequence of the enforcement of 4 ~ Z
associations stipulations, " 'he
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
Another Boom for American Wheat.

Philadelphia, August 22.-The Press
will say tomorrow: Word has been re-
ceived at this port that the Russian gov
eminent is meditating the PRONUNCIATION
of a decree prohibiting the export of
wheat, owing to the small crops in
Southern Russia, and this report is caus-
ing some uneasiness to those interested,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
Great Britain Comedies Privileges t.
Belgium

London, August pa dispatch to
the Times from Brussels, says the official
Moniteur announces that Great Britain
has granted Belgian products the same
privileges of entering Canada that have
been already granted Germany.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
PITTSBURG.

Earned runs. Boston 3, Pittsburg 6.
Two base hits, Tenney Allen, Stahl, Col
Inns. Bergen, Donovan 2, Rothfuss, Pad
den Three base hits, Stivetts, Davis.
Home run. Lowe. Stolen bases, Hamil-
ton Q, Tenney, Donovan, Padden. Double
plays, Allen and Tenney. First base on
balls, by Lewis 2, by Stivetts 4, by Gar
dner 4, by Tannehill 2. Struck out, by
Lewis 8, by Stivetts 8, by Gardner /, by
Tannehill Q. Passed ball, Bergen. Wild
pitches, Gardner 2. Attendance, 5000.
Umpire, O'Day. Time, 2.26.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
In Court at Bath.

Bath, August 21.-The Sagadahoc grand
jury rose Saturday noon, reporting is in
dictments. Charles II. Bickford Of Bow
doin, who led away his niece, Myrtle E..
Adams, last winter, is indicted on four
COUNTS abduction with intent to defile,
abduction and deflemene, adultery and
incest,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
National League Standing.
THE COUNTY LEAGUE.

THE COUNTY LEAGUE.
The saccarappas Are Mad and Say They
Won't Play Unless Things Come Their
Way.
sss.In the county league Saturday the
South Portltlds started in to play game
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
Mariners Take Notice.

Boston, August 22.-Captain Kendrick
of the tug Plymouth, which arrived to-
day from Port johnson, reports that the
Pollock Rip Slue bell buoy is between
two and three miles My E., 1-2 E. fro m
Recently
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
Maine Pensions.

Maine Pensions.
Washington. August 21.-The following
nensions have been granted TO Maine
people:
ADDITIONAL.
Albion Bobbins, Saco.
REISSUE.
Cornelius button, Mount Vernon,
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
Frances Tuman Lewis, Boothbay Hae.
Dor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23

There are two other Indictments for
adultery, four for liquor nuisance and
two cases of common selling. "-'
Charles D. Newell of Richmond Will, do
fend Bickford.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
swimming run made with two out.
Orth's Great Game.

Philadelphia, August 21.-Orth pitched
a superb game today, holding Cincinnati
down to five scattered singles. The Phil
lie, played an almost faultless fielding
game, and were fortunate in getting their
hits we'll together. Shugart and McPhee
made some sensational stops. Atten-
dance, 1900. The score:
Philadelphia, 0 0 8 2 0 ks
Cincinnati, 0 0 o 0 0 0 OIL
Base hits. Philadelphia 10, Cincinnati s..
Errors, philadelphia l.. Cincinnati l. Bat
teries, Orth and Mcfarland; Rhines,
.Dwyer and Peitz. Umpire, Kelley.
Giants Won the Rubber.
New York, August 21.-The Giants won
therubber from the Colonels today be
cause they were able to bunch their hits
in four innings. Rusie was puzzle to
the Louisyilles at all times. The score:
Louisville, 0 0 0 / 0 0 OIL
Base hits-New York. 10; Louisville, A.
Errors-New York, Q; Louisville, 2. Bat
teries-Rusie and Warner and p. Wilson
Cunningham and Wilson.
Washington, o; Chicago,4 4.
Washington, August 21.-Although the
Senators made fewer hits than the Colts,
they were punched, and several of them
long drives. Thornton struck out ten men
and toward the end of the game held
down the hits. Mercer was hit on the arm
by pitched ball in tho fifth and was re-
placed by McJames The game was called
t-+% Ixaa Inf hot nv, 90 of
darkness. Attendance, 1000. The score:
Washington, 2 SOL Q Q 0-6
Chicago, / 2 o 0 o.
Base hits-Washington, g; Chicago, 10.
Errors Washington 8; Chicago, 0. Bat
teries-Mercer, McJames and Mcguire
Thornton and Kittredge.
Champions Won Easily.
Baltimore, August 21.-The champions
won easily today from Cleveland, knock
ing Wilson and Young out of the box and
touching up Cuppy in lively fashion.
Corbett became steady after the second
inning and pitched great game, striking
out eight men. At the close of the fourth
inning the score was to 0 in favor of the
visitors. In the fifth base on balls, foul
singles, a double and triple Melted the
champions six runs. Attendance, 6,043
| The score:
Baltimore 0 0 8 2 Ola
Cleveland, l 5 0 o 0 0 o o.
Base hits, Baltimore 49, Cleveland IL
| Errors, Baltimore /, Cleveland 2. Batter
les, Corbett and Robinson; Wilson
| Young, Cuppy and thinner. Time, 2.l5
| Umpire, Hurst.
Exciting Game at Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, August 21.-The last game O.
| the season between the ST. Louis Brown
and the Brooklyns resulted in victory
for the Browns today, after eleven ex
citing innings. Donahue, who wa.
knocked out of the box in the first innins
yesterday, pitched good ball this after
noon. The score:
Brooklyn, 10000 OoOO-
St. Louis, O1O2O OOO0O1-
Base hits, Brooklyn 9, St. Louis Z. Err
rors, Brooklyn Z. St. Louis 8. Batteries
Kennedy and Burrill; Donahue and Doug
lass. Time, hours. Umpire, Carpenter
Attendance, 2,160.
National League Standing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23

DR.. Thomas Eclectric OH has cured
hundreds of cases of deafness that were
supposed to be incurable. 1t never fails
to cure earache.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
FIVE HUNDRED PosTMAsTERs.
Three of Them VIII Manage Offices in This
State.

Washington, August a.-The previous
record for the largest number of fourth
class postmastership appointments in one
day was almost trebled today when 466
names of new fourth-class .postmasters
were announced Among the appoint
mer,ts were the following in Maine: Fair
field Centre, j. E. Allen, North White
field, j. H. Bryant, Sandy Point, F. s.
Hartman.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
PRESUMPSCOTS.

Two base hits, Mcclellan, Murphy.
Struck out, by Engel II, by Ney /. Passed
balls, Harmon 2. Wild pitch, Engel /.
Sacrifice hits, Mcclellan, Anderson, En-
gel, Spring, Sawyer, Ney. Base on balls,
Libby, Ney. Hit by pitched ball, West.
Left on bases, Presumpscots 9, Irons 8.
Umpire, Haley. Time of game, hours.
Players Released.
Washington, August 21.-The Washing
ton club today released Pitcher King,
Second Baseman O'Brien, Third Base
man Reilly and Rightfelder Abbey.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
PEACE DECLARED.
NJ. stoiIoff Didn't Say the Austri-
ans Were Wicked.

Vienna, August 21.-The semi-official
Abendpost confirms the report of the set
Element of the difficulty between Austria
and Bulgaria, arising from an interview
with M. Stoiloff, the Bulgarian premier,
printed in the Lokal Anzeiger of Berlin,
tiecting upon the morality of Austrian
court circles. NJ Stoiloff, it is now an
nounced, has repudiated the statement
attributed to him iii the interview in
question, declaring it to be distorted.
The incident is now closed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
Sailors of the Alliance Arrested.

Cherbourg, August 21.-There has been
a disturbance here between the French
police and some seamen of the United
States corvette Alliance. The police, 1t
appeared, arrested one of the American
sailors, who was accused of refusing to
pay for drink. His comrades attempted
to rescue him and conflict between the
police and the sailors followed, during
which the Americans were worsted, a
number of them were injured and several
arrested and handed over to the officers of
the Alliance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
The Peace Conference Adjourned.

Constantinople, August 21.-The peace
conference adjourned its session today
owing to the non-receipt by some of the
ambassadors of instructions from their
government. Lord Salisbury, it Is stated,
maintains the attitude assumed by him
with reference to the evacuation Of Thes
sally by the Turkish forces while the Ger
man government threatens to withdraw
from the concert of the powers unless the
Turks be allowed to continue their occu-
patton of the province until the indemni
ty agreed upon are paid by Greece.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
PiOrun i drZeWa.

Statystyka uderzeh. piorun6w Okla
zuje jasno, zc piorun ma osobliwe u
podobanie do niekt6rych drew.
Pctwierdzaiq to nowe spostrzezenia
p. Karola Muellera, kt6ry W pismie
Himmel und Erde zestawif rezulta-
ty badah, uczynionych W lasach
ksieztwa Lippe-Detmold W ciagu o.
statnich lat jedenastu. w okresie
tym. piorun uderzy} Sc razy W deby,
drzewo mitologicznyeh wfadzcow
grzmotu: Jowisza, Tora i Perkuna,
20 razy W sosny, nigdy zaS ME dot
kna} buk6w, jakkolwiek stanowia
one siedm dziesiatych. czesci drew
lesnych. Ze wzgledu wiec ma nasze
zdrowie i zycie trzeba sic chronic i
stawac, W czasie bury, pod temi
drzewami, W kt6re pioruny uderzac
ME zwykiy, najlepiej ME stawac
wcale pod drzewem. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
Process Luetgert'a|.

W zesz}y piatek ponowion4 prze-
s}ichy stroza Bia}ka obrohca a oska.
rzonego, adwokat Vincent bezustan-
ME wypytywaF sic Bia}ka, ale do
wiedzia1 sic tylko to, co .Biafek juz
poprzednio zezna}.
Nastepny $wiadek Charles | Iengst
zeznaF, ze pzzechodzac l. l.:maja VIE
czorem kr6tko po 10 godzinie obok
fabryki Luetgert'a, us}yszaf ikrzyk,
jaki wydaje~ osoba, smiertelnie ugo-
dzona. Me wiedziaf, skqd krzyk
pochodzi, DO utica by}a pq qsta!
Detektyw Dean potwierdza Ezezna-
MIA Biafka co do poszukiwah 1--we ia
bryce. ..'. - +
Chemik M. Delafontaine opisuje
badania masy, znalezionej VI kotle i
kosci. Me m6gf juz stwie erdkit, czy
masa zawiera czastki ludz zkie go cia-
Ia, bo bylo W. niej 90 proc ent woody.
Kwas6w gryzacych, jake znal eziono
we fabryce, nigdy ME MONA u zywat
do kiszck, DO niszcza one mieSo zu-
pefnie kosci tax skrusza, ze MONA
ie palcami zgniest. Ma zadanie adj
.wokata, DELI lafontaine opisaf dok}a-
dnie ca}y process chemicznej a analizy
czego naturalnie prawie mix t ME
zrozumial.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
Chcia1a wXjsc Za MAJ.

ST. BEND, Ind. l3letnia dziewczy'
ma mieszkajaca z rodzicami ma far
mie, uciek}a domu W niedziele W
nocy swym kochaukiem zatrzy-
ma}a sic al W st. Louis, Mo. Namd-
viii on ja, ably opu$ci}a dom "a
nicgo wysz}a "a maz. Tax tez zro-
bi}a. w St. Louis kupif jej ksiaz-
ke kazaf jej chwile poczekat ma
stacyi AZ on zaiatwi cokolwiek inte-
resu wSr6d mieScia. No, i jak po-
szedf tax tez dotychczas jeszcze ME
wr6cil.
Dowiedziano sic wreszcie, IL po-
chodzi ona South Bend i po uwia-
domieniu jej rodzic6w, ojciec m}o-
del "mifo$nicy" udaf sic po nia.
Tax wychodza IA swej spekulacyi
wszystkie chytre mfodzintkie mi}o$-
nice.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
AllStrya.

WlEpEh. Niemieccy pos}owie W
austryackiej radzie pahstwa ME mo-
ga sic uspokoiG i ia kazdem posie-
dzeniu wszczynajq wstretne sceny,
krzyczac na Gale gard}o. i wyzywa-
iac ministr6w innych deputowa-
nych. Minister sprawiedliwo$ci dr..
Gleisbach grozi teraz Me emcom, re
poruszy kwestye trautenai'skq, kt6-
IA swego czasu nabawifa 'Niemc6w
ogromnego strachu, mianowicie, sad
powiatowy przcniesie Trautenau
do Koeniginhof tam czeski jezyk
bedzie urzedowym. "
Ma sobotnicm posiedzeniu Nicm-
cy zndw przeszkadzali W obradach,
wo}aiac: "Precz Polakami Bade-
MEM Gleisbachem! Precz pre-
zvdcntem!" Pose} Frolasst zaw o1a}
nawet "Hurra Germania lrredenta. "
Wrzawa byfa tax wielka, ze pre-
wodniczacy musia} odroczyt posie-
dzcnie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
Snieg i nlr6z.

BEssEMER, Mich. w niedziele dal
tn silny mrozny wiatr prawic Cd a}y
dzieh pada} snieg mad wieczorcm
lezak miejscami na dwie stopy. Nj rda
i $nieg bez watpienia poczynify W iel
kic szkody W polach oprodach.
MENoMINEE, Mich. Jimmy prad
nadszed} til W niedziele rano i'cafy
dzieh pada} snieg z ma}emi przer'
wami. Cd wielu lat W kohcu maja
ME byEo tax zimno jak teraz.
BAYFIELD,, Wis. w niedziele pa.
da} tu snieg thermometer wskazy.
wal 30 stopni.
OSHKOSH, Wis. w niedziele przed
po}udniem pada} tn $nieg a tern no.
meter spad} ma 45 stopni. Cd vie 9lu
lat ME by}o tym szasic tax mr. pz
ncgo powietrza.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
KUBANCZYCY CORA.
HisZpahskie wOjska cOfaja
sic na cafej linii.
Kapitan generalny Weyler ucie-
ka sic do najstraszniejszego
OkrucienStWa.
klIba.

HAvASA.-Dnie panowania hisz-
pahskiego SO policzone jak sic zda-
je Ze wszystkich miejsc dochodza
wiadomosci o posuwaniu sic naprz6d
rcwolucyonist6w cofaniu sic Hi
szpan6w. General Gomez W kilku
potyczkach stoczonych W przeszfym
tygodniu pobif ma glove Hiszpan6w
i znajduje sic prawic Il mur6w .lla-
vany. Ludno$c na ca}ej wyspie
zwraca sic do rewolucyonist6w i
zdaje sig przychodzi6 do przeko ona-
MIA, ze rewolucya skohczy sic po-
.myslnie. Generally kapitan Wey-
gcr, zasfuguje zupe}noSci ma przy-
domek .rzeznika, ktory-. mu oRinia
publiczna nadata. ,Okruciehstwo
Weyler'a przechodzi granice. Mord
iznecanie sic mad dzie6mi, kobieta-
mi starcami nagradzahem zostaie
przez, Weyler'a odznakami i orH
mi. Ludnost ginie g4odu zara-
zliwych chor6b, ale Weyler ma to
ME zwaza, Prawdopdobnie leay to
W jego planach. G}odfam nsdza
do rozpaczy doprowadza' ludzkdst,
zac7yna spostrzegat, re jedynym ra-
tunkiem jest usilne popieranie re-
wolucyi wybicie sic pod jarzma
hiszpahskiego. SpostrzegFszy to,
garnie sic do rewolucyonist6w, po-
maga i'm i spodziewa sic dobfych
rezultat6w. Weyler, tch6rz mSci
sic ma dzieciach, kobietach i star
each, kt6rzy sq bezbronni, a kler
rzymsko-katolicki dopomaga mu W
tel walce przeciw ludzko$ci.
HAvANA.-Genera}- -kapitan Wey-
ler zakazaf dow0z miesa zmusza
ludnosc kupowac mieso od jego
agent6w, kt6rzy koniskuja byd}o W
caiej prowincyi Santa Clara. Zof-
nierze ME bija sic teraz Z .powstah=
cami, lecz spedzaja agentom byd}o.
w Sancti Spiritus ca}y battalion 20
staf zaopatrzony W lasso do chwyta-
MIA bydfa.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
INDYANIE GR0ZA..
Osadnicy uciekaja pred
cZerWOnOsk0rami.
Farmy w MOntanie OpuszczOne q
tamilie szrlkaja bezpieczeil-
StWa w 1Orcie Custer
Miles City.
IIldyanie.

HELENA, Mont. Panuje tu slime
zaniepokojenie 4 powodu powsta mia
1ndyan nalezacych do szczepu Che
yenne. Praca ma farmach zosta}a o.
puszczona, farmerzy wraz ia ami
liami szukaja bezpieczehstwa we
forcie Custer W Miles City, .albo
tez uciekaja do Stanu Wyoming.
Hodownik owiec Hoover, zosta}
niedawno zastrzelony przez 1ndyan.
Ludzie Hoover'a, rozdraznieni tym
mordem, uzbroili sic poszli "a
mimi.
Kawalerya fortu Keogh opuSci-
Ia agencye fortu Custer i pomasze-
rowa}a ma Indyan. Indyanie zbrojq
sig przygotowuja do wojny.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
(trecya.

ArENy. - Zawieszenie krokow
nieprzyjacielskich twra jeszcze. tn,
W Atenach panuje okropnie ciezka
atmosfera. Rad rodzina kr6lew-
wska drz2 i obawiaja sic lada chwl-
la wybuchu. Nar6d oburzony ma
familie krolewska, ktora tax mato
okazaFa mi}o$ci ku temu kraj ajowi,
kt6ry j. zywi. Krdlowa grecka' z
domu rosyjska ksiezniczka, nawet
ME trudzi sic to, by ukryt swa
antypatye nieprzyjazh ku Grecyi,
Tch6rzostwo zas ksiecia konstante-
90 przepeEnifo nardd greek g}ebo-
kie oburzenie jemu przypisuja po-
rake wojsk grecklch. kr6l GREE
gorz ma najlepsze checi, ale W obec
tych stosunkdw nlc uczynic ME mo.
ze. Czy pok6j zostanie zawartym
pod jakiemi warunkami' okazc sig
W nader kr6tkim czasle.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
Turcya.

Sultan turecki ME bardzo jest
sk}onnym do zgodzenia sic ma wa
runki pokoju ME chce sic zgodzic
ma ustqpienie zajetych przez jego
wojska prowincyi. Usi}owania am
basador6w obcych mocarstw rozbi-
jajq sic up6r suftana, kt6ry twier-
dzi, ze ME oni, ale on bedac zwy-
ciezca ma prawo stawiat warunki.
W calej tej sprawie intryga rosyj-
ska co raz to wiecej wyfazi ma
wicrzch jest bardzo prawdopodob-
mem, re doprowadzi do wybuchu
og6lno-europejskiej wojny.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
PObili sic o sianO.

MARINETTE, Wis. w novel p OIL
skiej kolonii pod Ellis Junction Mi
cha} Sfowinski pokf6ciwszy sic re
swym szwagrem J6zefem SkuHih
skim 0 siano, uderzy} go garnki EN-
W glove, zadajac mu niebezpiec4 4nq
rane kopna} noga dziecko bawia ice
sic ma ziemi; dziecko ma bye VS. ku-
tex tego Smiertelnie chore. Slow in
ski zosta1 aresztowany, ale przesiu-
chy od}ozono, dop6ki sic ME Okla fe,
czy dziecko bedzie zyc lub umrz ze,
Sfowinski i Skupinski mieszk ali
dawniej W Milwaukee.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
KOliZya.

w poniedziafek pred .poEud dniem
B. Stawicki, zam. pm. 2e3 w ard st.
wybra} sic zona, siedmio orgiein
dziecii so letnim Janem Pianko pa
wozie ma przejazdzke po mie$cie E.
Kiedy przejechawszy przez Clark st..
skrecono ma Grace. st., wagon koIei
elektry cznej nadjechai i tax SLIME
uderzy} o wdz, ze wszyscy wypadli
ma ulice w6z take sic obalil1 Jana
Piasko, kt6ry dozna} moenyfh We
wnetrznych uszkodzen i z}an al So
bic biodro, zawieziono do 81 pitala
Aleksyan6w; wszyscy inni lex ko sic
tylko pokaleezyli.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
ZastrZelifa Ojca.

Mr.. CLEMENS, Mich. Farmer F.
Heidi, zamieszkafy W Township
Warren, dziewiec mil ztad, wysze oh.
sly W niedziele ko$cio}a W Ros se-
vile, wstapiF do salonu upi} sic.
Gdy przyszed} do domu, rzuci1 sig
ma swq % letnia cdrke chcac jej
brzytwq przerznat gardfo. C6fka
wyrwa1a mu brzytew rak, ale Po-
niewaz potem ME mog}a sobi +
MIN dat rady, pochwyci}a rewolY zen
i zastrzeli}a ojca ia miejscu. DIE W.
czyne aresztowano i odstawiono dc
tutejszego wiezienia.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
Cieszyn. W$r6d ludu g6ralskiego

Cieszyn. WSr6d ludu g6ralskiego
tn owdzie sobie opowiadaja, re ar
cyksi2ze Rudolf zyje i chodzi po-
miedzy ludem. Il tego skofzysta}
nieiaki Karol Kantor, smykajacy
sic pr6zniak Pr. Slazka. W Nav
siu zabra} znajomost niejaka Eva
Sikorowa, kt6ra W MIN pozna}a ma
stepce tronu. P6zniej zebrali sic W
gospodzie W Jabfonkowie, a Eva
Sikorowa, ca}ujac Kantora, ode
zwala SIG do niego: 'm6j syneczku." "
Ma to Kantor: "Gdybym by4 twoim
synem, musia}abyS sic nazywac .El-
zbieta, a caie pahstwo rakuskie by
}oby twojem." Potem rzekl: ''Kron-
prync umarf, ale inny zyje" tym
podobne inne prowadzil rozmowy.
Zaraz tez W MIN kilku obecnych,
miedzy mimi wysfuzeni zo}nierze,
pozna}o nastepce tronu w kohcu
przeciez ktos rozsadniejszy poszed4
po policyanta, kt6ry mniemanego
"kronprynca'' wsadzi} do kozy. la
ten g}upi zart dostalo sic Kantoro-
wi przed sadem W Cieszynie 8 mie-
siace wiezienia. ~.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-06-02
ROzszarpany.

CuEBoYGAN, Mich Strasznie po-.
szarpane zwfoki siedmio-letniego
Woiciecha Jankowiaka znaleziono
y mil ztad. Jedna nogai jedna re-
ka by}y odgryzione. zdaje sic, re
niedzwiedz napadi chfopaka igo
tam zawl6k1..