davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-09-21
Amerykanie ma grobie Lafayette.
W Havanie poWieWa sztandar gwiazdzisty.
OSKARZENIE SAGASTY.
Cervera ME Jest bohaterem W oczach HiszpanoW
Ciezkie dziafa maja bye wysiane do Manili.

cd wszelkich blsd6w jego, po:
czeto dowodzit, re on to byi
przeciwnikiem wojuy z Ko.
sciolem katolickim, umywa1
cd niej rece, a tylko innym
pozwolil ia toczyc, bo 60 zmu'
silly do tego intrygi polskie.
Autorem tego wymys}u jest
znany biograf Bismarka i
jeden z najblizszych zauszni'
kow jego Maurycy Busch,
kt6ry teraz oglasza W licznych
pismach rome mniej lub wiecej
ciekawe szczeg6}y z rozmow
poufnych, jake wi6df z pier
wszym kanclerzem zjednoczo-
nych Niemiec "a jego urzedo.
wanie i W czasie dobrowolnego
pustelnictwa jego We Erie.
drichsruh. Niedawno og}osis
bardzo uszczypliwe uwagi jego
o znanym pamistniku cesarza
Fryderyka III og}oszonym
przez Geffkena. Uwagi tie
swiadczs o gssbokiej niecheci
Bismarka do syna sWego cesar
skiego dobrodzieja, do jego
malzonki i doradzc6w. DIS
znowu pragnie Busch oczyscic
zmarlego kanclerza z why
wywolania walki koscielnej /
zwalic js ma Polak6w.
Odkrycie to wprawdzie ME
nowe, warto jednak posiuchaf,
CO o tenn opowiada Busch ma
podstawie informacyi, otrzy'
manych cd Bismarka. Kan
clerz-opowiada jego zausznik
i powiernik zajmowa1 W
tym sporze tylko stanowisko
odporne. Broni} sic przeciw
narzuconej mu walce. Me "a
przeczal bynajmniej trudnoscl,
jake sprawia kazda walka
w}adzy swieckiej z koscielns /
poczstkowo stanowczo odma-
wisl wszelkiego udzia}u W tel
walce. Jezeli jednak estate.
cznie wmiesza} sic do niej, to
ME spowodowa3 60 do tego
wcale nowy dogmat o nieomyl-
nosci papieskiej, ME spoWodo-
wala 60 do tego zadna wogole
przyczyna dogmatycznej natu-
ry, ale cos zupelnie innego:
zaiscie z dziedziny politycznej,
a mianowicie poparcie, jakiego
polska propaganda ma wscho'
die Prus doznawala re strony
duchowie1stwa rzymsklego l
katolickiego wydzia}u W mini.
steryum wyzna6, przez co ia
propaganda niebezpieczne ro'
bila postspy. Prseciw tema
wystspi{ stanowczo, przyczem
mial take wzglad ma Rosys,
ktorej interesa takae podmino.
wane by3y narodowo-klery
na intrygs i W tym wzglsdzle
upatrywa3 niemiecki kanclerz
W Rosyi swego naturalnego
sprzymierze1ca.
Wiadomosc powyzsza r6was
jest bajka, jak brednia opol'
skim nihiliscie Hryniewieckim,
wrzekomym mordercy cara
Aleksandra ugo. We walce
kulturnej Moskali i Niemc6w
z Polakami ME ia strona zwy.
cieay, kt6ra wojuje kaamstwem
i oszczerstwem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-09-21
MANILA, 2lgo Wrzesuia.

20 hiszpa6skich okret6w pre-
szio ma wlasnIosc Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych krazs po wodach
flipi1skich pod fags amery.
ka6ska. w tel liczbie znajdu.
je sic l2 parowc6w.
Rozeszla sic wiesc, ze pow.
sta6cy pragna napasc ma Cebu
i Iloilo. Wyalano okrety wo.
jenne Boston, Raleigh i Mani.
la dla ochrony handlowych
okrst6w, kt6re niepokojs ban.
dy powsta6cow.
Miedzy Hiszpanami, cisus.
cymi sic po koscio1ach i wy
stawionymi ma niewygody,
panujs epidemic. Ola braku
hiszpa6skich okret6w ME mo-
ga wracac do ojczyzny.
HAVANA, 2lgo Wrzesnia. =
| Pierwsza ameryka1ska chors-
giew powiewa dzisiaj W g}6.
wnem miescie Kuby, ma hote-
lu Trocha, gdaie znajduje sic
g}6wna kwatera naszej komi-
syi wojennej. Pred wejsciem
do hotelu stoi warta zlozona z
ameryka6skich marynarzy.
Pc przyleg}ych ulicach utrzy'
mule porzsdek gwardYa oby.
watelska. Czlonkowie komi-
syi rozdzielaja ja}muzne bic
dnym. Okret Alfonso XIII"
odp}ynsl do Hiszpanii, majac
ma pokladzie' 1000 'chorych.
Arcybiskup Santsnder mial
d}uga konferencye z general
kapitanem Blanco. 0 czem
radzili - niewiadomo.
WASHINGTON, 21 Wrzesnia.
q Lexington, KY, donoszs, ze
ma zapytanie, wystosowane do
Algera, czy zamierza rzeczy-
wiScie poda6 sic do dymisyi,
jako minister wojny, odpowie
dzial tenze, iz W odnosnyeh
pog}oskach niema ami sl6wka
prawdy.
John Sherman wraca do
zdrowia.
Ia posrednictwem pana
Cambon, ambassadors fran cuz.
kiego, przeslai Rad madrycki
tutejszemu sekretarzowi stanu
liste cz}onk6w, stanowiscych
hiszpa1ska komisys pokoju.
Komisya sklada sic wytraw'
nych polityk6w i dyplomat6w
a nadto naleay do niej general
Cerrero, podczas gdy W sk}ad
komisyi. ameryka6skiej ME
wchodzi zaden przedstawiciel
armii.
Liczba cborych W Santiago
dochodzi do sunny 200 os6b.
General Lawton donosi S8
nowych wypadkach febry. U.
mario wczoraj Z os6b ma tyfus,
malarye lub z6}ta febre.
SAN Francisco, CAL, 21go
Wrzesnia. - Nadszed} rozkaz
azeby prey najblizszej sposo:
bnosci wyprawic do Manili
tutejsss ciezks artylerys, 20
stajaca pod rozkazami majora
F. s. Rice. Okrety ME beda
gotowe do wyprawy pred u.
p}ywem dw6ch tygodni.
New YORK, 81 Wrzesnia. -
Ze Santiago donosza, 2e stan
wojska kubahskiego jest op'a-
kany. Powstahcy ME otrzy.
mujs zadnego zoldu a wsadze
ameryka6skie ME pozwalaja
i'm wchodzic ma furaz. ME-
day powsta6cami a Hiszpana.
mi panuje jak najlepsza Ego.
da. Do Holguin prSybyli
ofcerowie kuba1scy W mundu.
rach a Hiszpanie oddawali i'm
wojskowe honory.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-09-21
BERLIN, 21go Wrzesnia.

81
Policya W Hamburgu ME po-
zwoliaa ma odbycie sic pieciu
zapowiedzianych socyalistycz'
nych mityng6w, ma kt6rych
m6wiG miano o zamiarach ce.
sarza scigania sadownie robot
nik6w urzadzajscych strajki.
QUEBEC, 21go Wrzesnia. -
Komisya angielsko ameryka1-
ska odbyla wczoraj diva po.
siedzenia, ma kt6rych omawia.
no kwestye opieki mad rybami
W jeziorach. w kwestyi tel
przyjdzie niezawodnie do WA
jemnego porozumienia sig. Ma
stepnie przyjdzie ma porzadek
dzienny sprawa gospodarstwa
rolnego. Przedstawiciele in
teres6w farmer6w ameryka1'
skich przemawiat beda "a
utrzymaniem wysokiego cha
ma jeczmie6, owies, siano i
kartofe.
Przyszle posiedzenie odbe'
die sic W Czwartek, pouiewaz
dzisiaj biors wszyscy komisa
re udzial w ods}onieciu POM
nika podr6znika i badacza
Champlain. Do tutejszego por.
tu zawins}y trzy angielskie
okrety wojenne dla nadanla
uroczystosci odsloniecia pom.
nika wiekszego znaczenia.
YOKOHAMA, 81 Wrzesnia.-
Rad japo6ski odpowiedzial
ma note Murawiewa, ze zga-
dza sig ma projekt5scara o mie-
dzynarodowem rozbrojen1u
wojsk.
GAMBIA, 2lgo Wrzesnia. -
Muzu}manie wydaja w}adaom
angielskim tylko stara zardze-
wia}a bro6. Me zlozono do
tel porv ami iedneeo karabinu
Martini.
PEK1N, 21go Wrzesnia. =
Dyplomatyczni przedstawicie-
le Rosyi, Francyi, Hiszpanii,
Bel gil i Holandyi odwiedzili
Ii Hung Gang i uboIewali
przed MIN, re przesta} bye mi.
nistrem spraw zagranicsnych.
To postspienie posi6w da}o
pow6d do robienia 16znych
przypuszczef i kombinacyj.
YOKOHAMA, 81 Wrzesnia.-
Rosya zaprotestowa&a przeciw
otaczaniu cesarza korea1skie.
go gwardys z}ozona Amery.
kan6w, Anglik6w, Francuz6w
Niemc6w. Rosya zsda, azeby
bezpiecze6stwa cesarskiej oso.
by strzesli wy}scznie Mos
kale.
PARYz, 21go Wrzesnia. -
General Zurlinden zrzek1szy
sic godnosci ministra wojny,
obisi ma nowo obowiszki ko.
mendanta Paryza.
MADRYT, 21go Wrzesnia. -
Ksiaze Tetuan, minister spraw
zagranicznych tego czasu,
gdy zamordowany Canovas
del Castillo by} prezesem mi
nistrow, oswiadczy} poufnie,
re ami Canovas ami on sam ME
bylby doprowadzil do wojny
re Stanami Zjednoczonymi,
kt6ra musia}a sic sko6czyc po.
niaeniem Hiszpanii. Odpowie.
dzialnost "a skutki wojny spa
da wy}scznie ma liberala Sa.
caste. Mona bylo uniknsc
wojny, przyimujsc ofarowane
przez Woodforda uczciwe po.
srednictwo Sta now Zjednoczo.
nych, albo uk}adajac sic z
powsta6cami ma podstawie
niepodleg}osci Kuby, lub wre.
szcie sprzedajsc to wyspe.
MADRYr, 81 Wrzesnia. -
Rad obawia sic powaznych
ro,r,obSw rdv Garvara M,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-09-21
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarodOWej.
Chicaqo, 81 Wrzesnia '98.

,,Aleksandra lIgo zabii 70.
lakp'-Taka nowine po siedm-
nastu Iatach oglosil rosyjski
,,Goniec Rzsdowy" (Prawi-
tielstwiennyj Wiestnik) W o.
pisie ostatnich chwil zycia tego
cara, kt6rego pomnik odslo.
nieto W Moskwie. Dluglm
3 .eregiem artykulow we wszy.
s ,kich zgola pismach odswle.
zono W opinii irosyjskiei panied
tego monarchy, przedstawiono
60 jake wyjatkowo wielkiego
meza stanu, jako oswobodzi-
ciela ludu, reformatora wszy-
stkich stosunkow W pa1stwle,
obro1cs S}owian ba}ka6skich
i wreszcie msczennika, -obu.
dzono W narodzie zal po stracie
tax znakomitego wladzcy i
milos6 don rzewna, goraca, a
wtedy powiedziano wszem W
obec, ae morderca jego byf
Polak: Oto So slowa ,,Go1ca
Rzsdowego":
,Kareta cesarska psdzila
szybko po wybrzezu kana}u
Jekateryne6skiego i juz mine.
Ia Rysakowa, kiedy ten rzucii
ped MIA bombe. Nastspil stra
szny wybuch. Kilku ludzi
upadlo, a W ich liczbie jeden z
,kozak6w konwoju i chiopiec z
fwarsztatu -obai cieako rauni.
Cesarz kazai furmanoWi Ia
trzymac karete i wyszedlszy z
niej, skierowal sic do miejsca
wybuchu. Tam ttum, zlozony
aolnierzy i ludu sch wytal
Rysakowa. Cesarz ma zapyta-
MIA otaczajscych 60 ofcer6w,
czy ME jest raniony, odpowie-
dzial: nDziski Bogu, jestem
ocalony, ale ei. -" wskasa}
przytem ma leascych ma bruku
rannych. Potem cesarz zblizy}
sic do Rysakowa i zapyta},
czy to on strzela} i kim jest.
Zbrodniarz odpowiedzia} po-
twierdzajaco, ale nazwal sic
imieniem wymyslonem. DO.
brys"! -rzekl cesarz i odwr6-
ciwszy sig ku karecie, postspil
kilka krokow chodnikiem.
Drugi wsp6lnik Rysakowa,
Polak Hryniewiecki, kt6ry stal
oparty o balustrade, rzucil swa
bombs W chwili, gdy cesarz
przechodzA koio nlego, i rzuch
ia pod same jego nogi. Kiedy
rozproszyl sic dym, przerazo-
nym oczom obecnych, ran.
nych, i ocalonych, przedstawil
sic widok okropny: obnaaone
nogi cesarza .meczennika byly
strzaskane, krew obfcie ie
broczyia, we krwi bylo ca1e
oblicze'.
lyle .Goniec Rzsdowy".
Dotychczas Mkt zgo}a ME vie.
dzial, kto byl ow drugi zama.
chowiec, kt6ry cd wlasnej
bomby zginsl ma miejscu, roz.
szarpany przez MIA tax, ae ME.
podobna bylo poznac twarzy,
ami odtworzyG postaci morder.
cy. Wprawdzie puszczono
w6wezas poglosks, ze m6gl to
bye jaki5 snany policyi po-
szukiwany przez MIA nihilista,
naaywajscy sic Hryniewiecki,
ale dowodow ma to ME znale.
ziono. DIS 6w domysl wskrze.
szono i podano iako fakt ME.
zawodny, dodano nawet, ae to
byl z pewnoscis Polak. Organ
rzsdu moskiewskiego lie swia.
donnie i bezczelnie, podajsc
jako fakt pogaosks, ME stwier.
dzons dowodami.
R6wniez W Niemczech, o.
czyszczaiac panied Bismarka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-09-21

W Klasztorze Sercanek no
Wildzie. Wygnana z caiem
zgromadzeniem zakonnem 2
Wildly pod Poznaniem udala
sic do Pragi, a ztamtsd do
Paryza, gdzie dotad przebywa-
Ia. u 6wczesnych Sercanek
wideckich ami jedna jus ME
ayje.
DobroaDoMa germanisacya
- Robotnikowi kolejowemu
Ciszewskiemu z Inowroclswia
ME podobalo sic widocznie
przyrodzone nazwisko, prze.
zwal sic bowiem Fischer" j
otrzymal jua odnosne pozwo.
lenie. Tax samo nazywac sic
odtad bsdzie syn jego Karol
August.
Ma d,Oorcu ~ Torau,iW ME
ma kelnera, znajacego jszyk
polski. "Kuryer Pozna1ski"
donosi o tenn co nastepuje:
Pewna pani z Kongres6wki,
ME w}adajaca niemieckim js-
zvkiem. nrzvhvla wczorai ma
dworzec W Toruniu, gdsie
chcsc sic posilit, zaaadala ja,-
kies strawy, ale pomimo "a
m6wienia dostac jej ME mogla,
gdyz kaady kelner6w zbywal
ia odpowiedzia: "Was9 ich
versteh nicht!' To trwalo
przeszlo pol godziny, j mako.
nice wskutek interwencyi 60.
spodarza domu dostala potra.
we.
Zbzea0o. - Komisya kolo.
nizacyjna kupila folwark Bo.
rzechowski (240O m6rg) 90
225,00O marek.
CsSuchovo. - w drodze do
koscioia ma egzamin spadla II
letnia c6reczka kowala z K.
tax nieszczesliwie woza .
torfem ma szoss, ze wkr6tce
umarla.
Lissko,oo. = 7Oletni robot.
nix R. ztad spadl z woza ze
s}oma tax nieszczesiwie, ze
.zlamal sobie kregi i ma miejscu
umarl.
Grygzeaoo pod Wagr6wcem.
Rzadzca gosp. p. Sikorski, go
rzelnik p. Mindak i organista
pan Sauer wybrali sic lodzia
przez jezioro gryglewskie,
chcsc sic udat do Danaborzs.
Ma srodku jeziora nieszczelna
l6dz zaczela tonsc, a ze oni ME
mieli wiosel, zanim zdatyli
przybit do ladu, zaczeli tonac
razem z lodzis. Ma ich szcze.
scie, uwiadomieni wolaniem o
pomoc przybiegli mlecsarz
Zieli1ski i stangret Dyk i q.
silowaniom ich udalo sic oca.
lie tonacycb.
WrzeSnia. WieSniak
Machalski W Olesnie chcial
jedns sciane swego domu
miesskalnegQ rozebrac. Tym.
czasem zupelnie niespod2ie.
wanie Sciana osunsla sic j
zasypala 60. q wielkim trudem
zdolano 60 z pod grus6w Wy.
ciagnat. MIN jednak lekars
prSybyl, M. zmarl skutkiem
odniesionych uszkodzeh we.
wnetrznych.
Korpass hadet6ao. = Czyta-
my W ,,Dniewniku Warsaw:
skim", ze nastapilo najwyzsae
zeZWolenie ma OtWarCie v
Warszawie korpusu kadet6w.
Liczbe wychowa6c6w oznaczo.
no ma 500.
Opole. - Robotnika Gro.
chala W Turawie ozenionego
cd pieciu dopiero tygodHi,
znaleziono W }6zku z roztrsa.
skans czaszks. Uwieziono jego
,,mila" zone, kt6ra 60 podo.
bno z pomoca jakiegos prsyia.
cie1a domu tax cieako porafii.
The record-union., 1898-06-07
LIVELY REPUBLICANS.
Spirited Meeting Of Third Ward
Republican Club.

The Third Ward Republican Club
jinks held last evening at the club $
hall on Fifth street, between 0 and r,
was one Of the most enjoyable and sue
cessful affairs yet given under the aus
pices of that energetic body Of Repub-
licans.
The large number of club members
that appears demonstrated that the
club was by no means a club in name
only. In fact, the hall proved totally
inadequate to contain more than halI
of those who appeared, and the over
flow appropriated the surrounding
yards as an annex.
During the evening speeches were
made by Hon. Judson Brusie. VIM.
Lamphrey, George McMullen, Joseph
Boyd, r. M. Richardson and others.
These well-known Republicans ad-
dressed the club on the leading topics
Of the day and the prospects OF the
party during the coming fall campaign.
They were all enthusiastically received
and their remarks cheered to the echo.
Richard T. Cohn sang several choice
selections, as did George Dannis, Chas.
Seavey, Chas. Brier Cwho accompanied
himself with a banjo), and Chas.
Koening. Thomas King gave several
very enjoyable German dialect recita-
tions, and George Gray recited touch
ing poem entitled MY Comrades Son.
Owing to the absence of the club
band, Messrs. Leddy, Sullivan ana
Greer rendered choice selections with
their harp band.
After refreshments had been passed
around the club adjourned with rounds
of hearty cheers for Mckinley. the flag.
the Republican party and the Third
Ward Club.
The record-union., 1898-06-07
Real Estate Transactions.

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last re-
port:
Charles S. Peaslee to Addie E. Peas
lee-Lot 6 and east half of lot Z, B and
c and Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
streets.
Martha G. Brown to Charles E.
Wright-East half of south half of lot
5, and X and Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets.
L. L. Lewis to F. x. Wiesenhofer-
Lots and 4, block 2S, Oak Park.
S. Prertiss Smith ct ux. to Frank x.
Wiesenhofer-Lot 4, block %, Oak
Park.
Same to ]. J. Buckley-Lot 3. block
%, Oak Park.
Philip Wolf, Jr., ct ux, to Joseph
Meyer-West % feet of east Sc feet Of
north half Of lot l. I and and Twenty
fourth and Twenty-f1fth streets.
A. J. Rhoads ct al, by Commissioner,
to w. A. Anderson-Northea quarter
Of southeast quarter and lot 5 Of south
east quarter of section 26, township 1O
north, range east; $S37 so.
Stephen Crocker ct ux. to the Occi-
dental Building and Loan Association
West 20 feet Of lot g, all Of lots Z and
8, p and @ and Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets.
G. E. Wright and Frank Hickman to
Presley T. Johnston-East half Of lot
6, e and F and Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets.
NJ. Barber ct ux. to Thomas Fraser
West half Of lot 5, o and and Six
teenth and Seventeenth streets.
Jane E. Sommers to Helena Schind-
ler-North 25 feet Of west 20 feet Of lot
8, NJ and N and Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth streets.
The record-union., 1898-06-07
vANTINE'S TRIAL.
It Was Begun Yesterday and o
Jury Secured.

The trial Of John Vantine for the rob-
berry of Henry Steinmeyer, whom he is
charged with inveigling into house on
r street and taking So IS from, was
begun yesterday in Judge Hart's court.
Assistant District Attorney Jones is
conducting the prosecution. while H. G.
Soule and J. D. Moynihan appear for
Vantine. They filed demurrer, on the
ground that more than one charge was
embodied in the complaint, but Judge
Hart overruled the demurrer. Vantine
had previously pleaded not guilty to the
charge of prior conviction, in having
served a term in States prison, and
also one for petit larceny. Yesterday
morning, through his counsel, he with
drew his plea of not guilty on the prior
convictions and pleaded guilty to them,
but not guilty to the crime with which
he is charged at present.
The day was consumed in securing
a jury, which was finally done, as fol-
lows: Carl Munger, E. G.. Cutler, Ell
Baker, l.. r. Davis, S. j. Attama, w.
L. Johnston, ]. D. Coyle, L. G. Thomp-
son, S. w. Kennedy, A. B. Casey.
George Sermonet and B. H. Covell.
The record-union., 1898-06-07

Total balance June 1, 1898 .. 81 $50 33
The reading of the report was hear
tily applauded.
The Treasurer, o. w. Erlewine, sub
mitted his report, which was in perfect
balance with the financial statements
of the Secretary's report and contained
no new figures not shown in the other
report
ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND BUS
MESS
The annual election was then held
and resulted, after some complimentary
Inscriptions to the worth, character and
successes Of incum bents, as follows:
President, Dr.. Charles Van Norden
First Vice-President, Mrs. Clara Par
sons; Secretary, Rabbi A. Simon
Treasurer, o. W. Erlewine; Directors
at-Large (who with the elective officers
above constitute the Board Of Trus-
tees). c. NJ. Beckwith. Mrs. A. ]. John
ston, Mrs. F. L. Gray. Vice-Presidents
Mrs. Buckminster, Rev. A. c.. Her
rick, Mrs. Theo. Deming. Mrs. J. E.
Mills, Mrs. Jas. Farris, Rev. Mr.. Shuck.
Mrs. J. o. Coleman, Miss Minnie
Sweeney, George H. Smith, Mrs. M.
Cushman, Mrs. c. M. Beckwith, Mrs.
G. H. Hubbard, Miss Nellie Wilcox,
Mrs. M. E. Mumford, Mrs. M. Carrier,
r. NJ. Clarken, Mrs. DR.. Parkinson,
Isador Schad, Mrs. Joseph Beebe.
A motion to amend the code of laws
so as to provide life memberships at
S25 was made and under the rules lies
over one month The official reports
We're ordered printed. A most interest
ing debate was then had concerning the
relation Of the Childrens Day Home to
the society, and a committee was
named to consider the question Of the
consolidation of the two associations,
the idea appearing to be very favor
ably received, though there may be
legal and possibly sentimental reasons
in the way, all which will be passed
upon at the next meeting IL the Chill
dren's Day Home corporation meets the
society half way.
At late hour the society adjourned,
after a meeting that was exceedingly
profitable and interesting to those who
were so fortunate as to be present. If
the spirit Of self-sacrifice, kindly con-
sideration, hearty fellowship and the
complete sinking of self in the common
work are guarantees Of success then
the children's society by the spirit OF
last nights meeting is on the highway
to the success it deserves.
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had drank the river water for forty
years." etc., and hadn't been made sick
by it. But he admitted that his family
now boil the water before using 1t.
Mr.. Jenkins offered to bet the vener-
able acting Chairman that in all the
years since 1850 he hadn't consumed
fifteen gallons Of water-straight.
Mr.. brennan wouldn't bet on that pro-
position. He said he was a very poor
water -dIinker.
After a little more good-natured dis
cussion the roll was called, and pure
water was voted to the Courthouse peo-
pie, Mr.. Mclaughlin alone voting no.
The latter disclaimed. however, any in
tention to impute improper motives to
the signers Of the request for the ar
tesian water, though he repeated that
the agitation had been conducted In
the interest Of Henry & Abbott.
The board then took a recess to en-
able the members to attend the funeral
of the late N. L. Drew.
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CHANCE FOR A FEW MORE.
Captain Lucey Wants Twenty-Five
More Men.

Captain Lucey, commander Of Com
pany F, First Regiment California Vol
unteers, came up from San Francisco
last night and will remain in the city
over to-day.
Captain Lucey says he has come acre
for the purpose of recruiting his COM
pany up to the maximum number-107.
To do this he requires twenty five more
men.
The Captain Will be at the Armory
from 8 to o'clock to-day to receive
enlistments. If he receives word that
his company is to leave for Santa Cruz
tomorrow, he Will leave this evening
to join the command, otherwise he Will
remain here another day.
He says the Sacramento boys in camp
are all well except one, Zumwalt, who
fractured one of his legs the other day
in jumping from a spring-board while
bathing. 1t is not a serious fracture,
however. and the patient is getting
along Well
The record-union., 1898-06-07
PONY AND DOG SHOW.
Intelligent Dumb Animals Exhibit
ed by the Norris Brothers.

ed by the Norris Brothers.
Ponies that think, and dogs that ap
pear to know what to do without stop
ping to think, are the performers in
the Norris Bros Dog and Pony Show,
which is exhibiting at the corner Of
Twenty-second and K streets.
There is a wonderful fascination in
watching the development Of the in
telligent dumb animal; just to see how
close to the working Of the human
mind it can approach, and certainly
the ponies in this show, by a word of
command alone, or left to their own
devices, appear wonderfully human
like.
To begin with, they are handsome
lot Of ponies, beautifully marked, clean
and well-groomed, and as gentle as
kittens. Rosebery, the leader Of the
military drill, rings the bell for the
rank and file to enter the ring and
respond to the roll-call, and a double
rank of fours go through a military
drill at command. which is very ef-
fective.
Then there are ponies that play see
saw, fire pistols, jump, tell their ages,
and answer all sorts of questions by
mods of the head and strokes Of the
forefeet. There are scores Of acts by
the dogs; many of them wonderful and
a great many Of them voluntary, show
ing that the animals themselves enjoy
their part of the show.
The riding goat "Trilby," and the rid
ing monkey, Jim Robinson" are at
fractions that please the little folks.
The performance of the animal fire
department is something entirely new,
and is most realistic and exciting.
There will be two performances to-
day and also to-morrow-afternoon and
evening. The street parade is a very
attractive one.
The record-union., 1898-06-07

Auditor Cohn reports the condition of
the road district funds as follows:
District Amount overdrawn,
So, 55S %; warrants outstanding,
S240 2S; total overdrawn. S3.79S 81.
District = Amount overdrawn,
So, ,S36 62; warrants outstanding,
1862 O2: total overdrawn, S4.39S "a.
General road fund-Amount over
drawn, So, Ia 10; warrants outstanding,
$22 80; total overdrawn. S3,147 10
Prentiss Maslin presented a request
from all the heads Of county depart
ments except two or three (who had
not been SEEM for supply of pure
water from the Williamson wells for
their offices The price to be charged
for the water is cents per gallon.
Supervisor Mclaughlin jumped on the
proposition with both feet. He declar-
ed the whole water agitation to be a
scheme to enable Henry & Abbott to
push their old claim against the city for
the refusal of the Trustees to carry out
the contract to supply water from out
side the city.
Supervisor Curtis defended those who
had asked for pure water from any i'm
putation of being leagued with Henry
& Abbott He said 1t was no scheme to
enable any one to rob the city. 1t
would cost but a few dollars to try the
water for a month, and had been pro-
nounced absolutely pure by the best
authority in the State.
Supervisor Jenkins thought the water
question had nothing to do with the old
Henry-Abbott matter. He was in IA
vor of good water. and would second
a motion made by Mr.. Curtis that 1t
be supplied to the county offices.
Supervisor Dreman recorded himself
rs one of that army of old-timers who