davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-21
Z Zie1n Polskich.

woroczny zlozy} jenera1 guber'
nator kslaze Imerety1ski oso-
biscie swe zyczenia ks. Popie-
lowi arcybiskupowi warsaw.
skiemu, kt6remu takae winszo.
walo cake duchowie6stwo
i wielka liczba wybitnych oso.
bistosci swieckich. = Udzie.
Iona przez Ojca sw. godnosc
asystenta tronu papiesklego,
ks. Beresniewiczowi, biskupo,
wi kujawsko. .kaliskiemu, o.
trzymala cesarskie zatwierdze.
ME. - Warszawa ma bye
rozszerzona. Ia staraniem dzi.
siejszych wlascicieli Mokoto-
wa, p. Narbuta i sp6iki, ro-
gatka mokotowska posunieta
bsdzie do granicy Wierzbna,
co ma nastapit W kr6tkim
!czasie. W ten spos6b miesz.
ka6cy Mokotowa doczekaj9 sic
wodociag6w, oswietlenia gazo.
wego, a moze konalizacyi. =
Dnia 3 b. M, ,wedle zapowiedzi,
wyszedl pierwszy numer pisma
codziennego p. t. ,,Kuryer
Polski." Ma wstepie znajdu'
jenny W MIN artyku} p. tyt.
nPatryotyzm' p. L. straszewi.
cza, napisany 2 wlasciwa temu
publicyscie jasnoscis; W felje'
tonic rozpoczeto powiesc p. t.
,Hanka'. Informacye, kronika,
wiadomosci polityczne, tele.
granny sport, t. j. zwyk{e
rubryki pism codziennych,
wypelniaja numer. Pod rubry.
ks ,,Kronika" redakcya odpie'
ra zarzut, jakoby p. Hipolit
Wawelberg by} wlascicielem
tego pisma. - Many dzis do
zapisania diva wypadki smierci.
By4y pu}kownik sztabu gene
ralnego wojsk rosyjskich, s. p.
Konstanty G6rski, zmar1 w
Warszswie W 73 roku aycia W
dniu l b. m. Jest on autorem
dw6ch cennych i jedynych W
naszej literature dziei p. t.
,,Historya piechoty polskiej" i
,,Historya jazdy polskiej",
kt6re wysz}y W Krakowie, ma.
k}adem tamtejszej Akademii
Umieietnosci. 5. p. G6rski
urodzil sic W gubernii gro.
dzie6skiej, skoGczy} wydzia}
matematyczny uniwersytetu
kijowskiego, a nastepnie aka.
demie sztabu generalnego. Od
dawna 2 zamilowaniem odda.
wal sic studyom mad wojsko-
woscis polska, liberal skrzetnie
materyasy, odbywa1 liczne
wycieczki, przeglsda} bibliote-
ki publiczne i prywatne, czego
owocem by}y diva wyzej wy
mienione dziela. Opr6cz tych
kapitalnych prac, pomiesci1 W
,,Blbliotece Warszawskiej"
szereg study6w zakresu hi
storyi wojen polskich. Druko.
wal wisc tam yHistorya wojen
polskich ze Szwecya'' ,Hlsto-
rya woien polskich z Turcya',
,,Bitwa pod Byczyna", ,,Bitwa
pod Cecors'', ,,Bitwa pod
Grunwaldem'', ,,Bitwa pod
Beresteczkiem". w nGazecle
Polskiej" pomiescil szereg
artykulow o obecnym stanie
wojskowosci W r6znych pan
stwach. w ,Wielkiej encyklo.
pedyi powszechnej ilustrowa.
nej" pomiedzy innemi pomie.
Sell obszerny aztykul o artyle.
ryi. - Wreszcie W nocy dnia
9 ma 3 b. m. zako6czyl zycie W
Warszawie jeden z najstar
szych polskich artyst6w mala'
rzy, kt6ry pred laty dluaszy
czas przebywal i W Poznaniu,
s. p. Tytus Maleszewski, kto-
rego obrazy kr6low iznakomi-
tych mellow dawnej Polski
zdobis prawie kazdy dom
wielkopolski.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-21

Adres Polskjeeo Domu Emit.
gracyjnego: 3 Morris str. trzecis
drzwi ma zach6d cd Broadway, bli.
ako South Ferry, " New Yorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-21

na tylnem Sled2enlu spaH p0'
misdzy topole i kolo. Me
szczssliwy odni6sl polamanie
n6g, otrzymawszy cieakie po.
razenia wewnetrzne i ma glo-
vie. Ma drugi dzie6 81 Cru
dnia umarl we wielkich bole.
sciach.
Smigie1. - Przeciw wybo.
rom do Rady miejskiej l klasy,
kt6re sic odbyly dnia % Ii.
stopada i W kt6rych wybra-
nymi zostali pp.: kupiec Leon
Zehr (Polak) i posiedziciel
folwarku L. Geisler, { Niemiec)
zalozono z powodu malych
nieregularnosci protest. Ma
mocy za}ozonego protestu zwo.
lala Rada miejska zebranie, W
kt6rem uchwalono uniewaznie.
ME wybor6w. W powt6rnych
wyborach, kt6re sic odbyly %
Grudnia, wybranym zostal do
Rady miejskiej W [ klasie pan
Leon Zehr (Polak) ma lat 6.
Ma radnego 4 letniem urze-
dowaniem wybierano PIP. ad-
wokata Krochmana i budo-
wniczego Steinbacha. Obaj
ME otrzymali absolutnej wick.
szosci g}os6w, W skutek czego
odbsds sic pomiedzy PIP. K. i
S. scialejsze wybory.-Protest,
za}oaony przeciw wyborom
pierwszym, wyszedl iona
hakatystow, kt6rym zale1alo
ma tenn, aby przeprowadzic
2 Niemc6w, co i'm sic jednako-
woz, pomimo wielkiej agitacyi,
ME udalo.
MysSowice. = Jak wielkim
jest dowoz missa i innej ayw.
nosci z Kr6lestwa Polskiego
do G6rnego Slaska okazuje sic
stsd, ze W ostatnich 90 dniach
Grudnia przez jedne granics
Modrzejew przewieziono Ia
62o kilogram6w miesa wie-
przowiny isloniny, 1880 kilogr.
kielbas, 10000 kilogr. chleba,
81, 900 kilogr. maxi pszennej,
10000 kilogr. maxi raanej i
l44o ky. sadla.. q Galicyi je.
dnym pocisgiem dowieziono
96 zabitych wieprzy, kt6re
wprost dowieziono do rzezni
W Mys}owicach i zaras zrewi-
dowano ma trychiny.
Fa5ko,oice. = Parafa Fal.
kowska liczyla W ko6cu stare
90 roku 5447 dusz, urodzile
sic 244 dzieci (w zeszlym roku
243), niezywych 4, tych Edo.
}a}a akuszerka ,ochrzcjc 3.
,Ch}opc6w bylo 141, dziewczyn
1O3, (Nieslubnych dzieci byio
9, roku zeszlego 81. Umarlo
15l (roku zesz}ego 1922, Stub
bralo 81 par (roku zeszl. ~.
Dzieci przystepowalo do ko-
munii sw. 119, a tych bylo
ch}opc6w 65, dziewczyn "a.
Zaniemysz. = Dnia 90 I'm.
otrzyma}a iona MALARIA Vogin
uwiadomienie, ze meza jej
przebywajacego ma olsdrach
borowieckich pod K6rnikiem
znaleziono nieaywego W rowie.
StWierdzono, 2e wieczorem
szedl z innym msaczyzna przes
laki, gdzie tori kopano. Mea.
czyzna ten wr6cil, a jego zna-
lezione ma drugi dzieh we wo.
die niezywego. zachodai py.
tanie, czy to nieszczsscie, czy
tez zabojstwoa
Po5ar naSy7ao W Diatkow,
each (powiat Kolomyja), o
ktorym donosilismy, wyrzadzic
miai szkode W kwocie 100000
zsr. -Brak jednego robotnika,
Dmytra Lauruka z Kniazawo
ra, ojca pisciorga drobnych
dzieci, kaze przypuszczac, 1e
padl on ofars katastrofy.
" Chodsie5u nabyla sp6lka
H. K. T. dom przy uIicy BIZ.
smarcka cd kraWca Heimana
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-21
Telegrany zagraniczna
Finanse ROsyi.

PETERSBURG, 90 Stycznia. =
Budzet zestawiony przez mini
stra fnans6w, wykazuje 106
milion6w rubli niedoboru. Mi.
mister podnosi z duma skutki
zaprowadzenia waluty z}otej.
Podczas, gdy W r. 1896 byio
wszystkiego 81 milion6w mo.
nety zsotej W obiegu, ilost jej
wzros}a W roku zeszlym do
sunny 155 milion6w. Rezerwa
zlota W skarbcu pa6stwowJm
wzmog}a sic o 109 millonow
rubli.
Minister zopowiada, ze o.
procz waluty z}otej okazuje
sig skuteczna polityka eel o.
chronnych.
Otruty ksiaze.
MAEsgL1A, 20 Stycznia. -
Ksiaze Mohamed Ali, brat
wicekr6la Esipt:, umarl tam
w tych dniach wsr6d szczegol.
nych okolicznosci. Ozenil sic
bogata Amerykauka, czemu
sprzeciWial sic energicznie
kedyw. Ma drugi dzie6 po
slubie dostal gwaltownych bo.
lesci wyziona} ducha W objs.
ciach m1odej maaaonki. Zosta9
niewstpliwie otruty.
Studenci W Paryzu.
PARYz, 2Ogo Stycznia. -
Przeszlo 1000 student6w ze-
bralo sic dzisiaj ma bulwarze
.Micha}a i chcia}o nastepnie
precise ma druga strone Sex
wany. Przeszkodzila temu
policya. Niekt6rzy krzyczeli:
"Niech ayje cesarz!!" Areszto.
wano l15 osob. Manifestacye
ME przybraly grodnego charak.
teru. w miastach ma prowin-
cyl ponowily sic rozruchy.
Ma Niedziels zapowiedziano
wielki wiec ludowy ma Placu
Zgody, kt6ry ma sic odbyc po-
mimo zakazu re strony mini
stra spraw wewnetrznych.>
Process Zoli odbsdzie sic Z
Lutego pred sadem przysieg.
lych.
Socyalisci ME SO szkodIiwi.
BERLIN, 2Ogo Stycznia. -
Hrabia Posadowski oswiadczy}
W parlamencie, re nar6d lie.
miecki zanadto jest przywis-
zany do panujacej, ,obecnie dy.
nastYi, azeby mu re strony so-
cyalist6w grozic mia2o powaz.
ne niebezpiecze6stwo. Jezeli
obywatelstwo ME przestanie
bye religijuem i stara6 sic be.
die Q rozwiazanie walki kapi.
talu z pracs na drodze poko.
jowej, mrzonki socyalist6w W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-21
Przeglad polityczny.
Chicago, 81 Stycznia.

Wa po1J O1hl CninShloI,
rel pojawiajs sic W ostatnich
dniach najrozmaitsze wersye.
Mowiono jua, ae Rosya zagwa'
rantowala pozyczke /te, aby
umocnic swoje wplywy W Chi
mach i zniewolic Japonis do
@ycofania sig z Wei-hai-weju;
to znowu gloszono, ze Chiny
ukladajs sic z Anglia pomimo,
re cd wojny japo6skiei znaj'
duia sic pod piecza Rosyi'
Zdaje sic, BE rzecz sic tax
przedstawia, il Chiny starajs
sic wobec rywalizacyi rosyjsko'
angielskiej pozyska6 jak maj
dogodniejsze warunki dla po-
zyczki, grozsc ma przemian
Auglikom wplywami rosyj.
skiemi, a Rosyi angielskiemi.
0 tel rywalizacyi oglasza
nKoelnische Ztg." p6l.urzedo-
wy komunikat, donoszac, ze
toeza sig bardzo powazne ro.
kowania W Londynie. Propo.
zycye Rosyi upadly gl6wnie
dls tego, ae podczas gdy Mu'
rawiew prag0a}, aby poayczka
wyszla cd banku rosyjsko-
chi1skiego, francuzki minister
pan Hanotaux zsdal, aby emf
syi podjs} sic bank francuzki,
sBoro pozyczka ma bye zacia.
guists we Frsncyi na kosat-
Rosyi. Skutkiem tego Chiny
zwr6cify sic do Angiii, gdaie
niewatpliwie pozyczke uzyska.
ia. Prasa angielska zacheca
przynaimniej bardzo goraco
do udzielenia Chinom pozy-
czki, sadzac s}usznie, re da ora
Anglii morally protektorat
mad Chinami. Popieraja ten
prOjekt nadto Niemcy.
Mkt ME byiby przypu-
szcza}, ze we Francyi, liczacej
saledwie 81, 900 zyd6w, przyj.
die do takich manifestacyj
autizydowskich, kt6ry ych wido.
Hnia jest W ostatnich czasach
Paryz inne wieksze miasta
:rancuzkie. Antlsemityzm fran
cuzki powstai dopiero pred
10 latami. By} on poczstku
dla Ayd6w r6wnie ma1o szko-
dliwy, iak antisemityzm ME,
miecki i austryacki, Tymcza.
sem obecnie przyst2piono W
Paryzu, Lyonie, Marsylii,
Nantes, Bordeaux, Nancy,
Rouen i W Grenobli do nj.
szczenia majatkow zydowskich,
do burzenia synagog, do gro.
aenia zydom smiercia. Maj
wybitniejszym obiawem ruchu
snti-semickiego we Francyi
jest ta okolicznosG, re biors W
MIN udzia} ludzie wyksztalce.
nj, podezas gdy W Rosyi i W
Rumunii uczestniezy} " MIN
przewaznie motloch. Eksce.
denci t}omaczs SIG tenn, ze-
przez zdrade Dreifusa zostal
naruszony honor armii fran
cnzkiej.
o bytnosci arcybiskupa Sta.
blewskiego na divorce cesar.
skim W Poczdamie taxa gazety
pozna6skie umieszczais nota.
tke:
Najprzewielebniejszy ,nasz
Arcypasterz Floryan przyby2
90 Berlina W towarzystwie
swego ksiedza kapelana wczo.
raj wleczorem zamieszka} W
Rzymskim hotelu. DIS W po-
1udnie udal sic do Poczdamu,
albowiem otrzymal zaproszenie
cd cesarza IA sniadanie do
Nowego palacu, gdzie obecnie
cesarz przemieszkuje. Ma sta.
cyl Wildpark oczekiwal ks.
Arcypasterza pow6z dworski,
kt6rym sig uda4 niezwlocznie
do pa1acu. Sniadanie odbylo
sic W malem tylko kofku.
Opr6cz kilku os6b dworu,
otrzymali zaproszenie jedynie
fU1ko ksiaHeta Antoni Roou.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-21

ows. Kociel zosta1 skutkiem
eksplozyi odrzucony ma odle.
g}osG so stop i spad1 prosto ma
PLY, przygniatajac swym cle,
zarem Gus. Andersona. Brat
jego Oscar dostal sic pod pile,
bedacs W biegu zostaf prze-
ciety ma dwie poiowy. Ma.
szynista John johnson, kt6ry
obs}ugiwaf masayne, upadi
podczas eksplozyi ma ziemie /
strsci} przytomnosc. Me po-
niosi zreszta zadnego Swan
ku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-21
Sp6znif sic.

Fort SoorT, Kas., 20 st. -
We Fulton dostal sic pod ko.
Ia pociagu jakis meaczyzna.
Zosts} zmiazdaony zupelnie.
Czesci jego ubrania znaleziono
W Liberal, Mo. Ze znalezio.
nego przy MIN listu przekona-
no sic, Ae to byl nieiaki W.
C. Hoge z Nevada, Mo. Przed
rokiem porzuci} zone, kt6ra
teraz pisa}a do niego, re cofnie
skarge rozwodows i bedzie ayG
z MIN wsp6lnie, jezeli Hoge
przestanie prowadzic sic ME,
wlasciwie i przyrzecze jej po.
praws. Wzruszony przywis-
zaniem zony, wraca} Hoge
w}asnie do domu, lecz W dro.
DE spotkaia go smierc pod
koiami pociagu. Stroskana
iona zabra}a zwloki msza, aze.
by je pocbowac.
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Diuma VI Indyach.'

BOMBAY, 2Ogo Stycznia. -
85l os6b umario W zeszlym ty-
godniu na cholere. W miescie
panuje pop}och. Kto moze, u.
cieka. Kupcy ME robis "a.
dnych interesow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-06
Battalion Drill.
Uniforms for boys:

Uniforms for boys:
On June IA, 1898, Superintendent Hen
bricks instructed the principals OF the
ward schools of the city as follows:
Each principal will announce that
military tactics will be taught and com
panies drilled in all the schools the com
ing year.
Boys above the third grade are ad-
vised to purchase the regulation uni
form for school wear.
Regulation uniform Is rs follows:
Blue cadet coat. with slate buttons.
blue cap with wreath containing In
itials b. 5. b. Psntaloons cadet gray.
with n and one-eighth inch black
cloth stripe. Referring to the above, We
~announc by the opening of school We
Will have A large number Of cadet suits
on hand of the regulation style. We
quote stock suits at $40. or same goods
made TO order Sill. The suits are Of
heavy MiddleseX clO-h, guaranteed in
digo colors. Inspection solicited. Good
Luck Shoe and Clothing Co.
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gan in company with Under Sheriff
Murphy and opened the trunk belong
Ing to the dead man. In IL was found
the deposit check frequently men
toned. The check IA for s555, instead
of $500. as previously stated. and was
on Hoge-Brownlee's bank. The fact
that the check had not been cashed
proves that whoever committed the
murder was willing to take a human
life for a miserable ~pittance. as Regain
could not have a more than $3.50 in
his possession, at the outside. and II is
thought the amour was less than 800.
The only other thing of Importance
found In the trunk was an insurance
policy. in which the deceased was in
sured for s.. 1000. This was not import
ant, as relating TO the case. Nothing
was found which threw any light on
the murder. Under Sheriff Murphy.
acting for Sheriff Regain, addressed a
letter TO Governor Smith yesterday.
asking the chief executive to offer a re-
ward for the apprehension of the muir
derer. Governor Smith is absent from
the state, and Lieutenant Governor
Spriggs will have to pass upon the re-
quest. Lieutenant Governor Spriggs
was In Butte yesterday. but Mr.. Muir
ply did not get to see him. The county
commissioners OF this county decided
yesterday hat If the state offered a
reward they would offer a like amount
in behalf Of the county. Should the
reward be offered, circulars containing
a description of the supposed murderer
viii be sent broadcast over the coun-
try. Sheriff Regain is determined TO
leave no stone unturned to prevent he
escape of the criminal.
The funeral of the murdered man
TOOK place yesterday afternoon from
the residence Of James Ryan. 217 South
washington. and was very largely at
Tended. There was a p~rofusion OF for
al offerings. From the house the body
was conveyed 10 st. Patrick's church,
where services were held by Father
Callahan. There were also services at
the grave Father Callahan. in deliv-
erlng the funeral sermon, referred 70
the awful crime, and said the murderer
would not go UNPUBLISHED. The remains
were buried at the Catholic cemetery.
IL appears the police were in error in
stating that j. G. Montgomery. engineer
at the st. Lawrence. had reported see
Ing the suspected Sullivan and taking
a drink with him Saturday night. Mr..
Montgomery said yesterday the state
ment was untrue and that he not only
ala not see the man, but that he did not
know him.
At an early hour this morning II was
earned that the Anaconda authorities
nad round a clue. 1t was said they
had learned that Sullivan went TO
Granite from Anaconda. Sheriff Reean.
on receiving this Information. started
al once for Granite in the hope of ef-
iectins S~ulliVan's capture.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES,
tent pianos from orion Bros.

b. w. Taylor is in from Red Rock.
Fred Orion, piano tuner. 1O7 e. Bdwy.
A. ]. Glass and C. NJ. Allen are in
from Basin. "
o. B.. Nevin and son are in the civ
from Melville.
Irving f. Bush and Lawrence are in
from Revenue.
E. d. Ellis and Walter Cooper are
over from Bozeman.
G.. w. Hood and Mrs. L. s Hood If
Helena are in the city.
Newill Academy. AIS w. GaIena Ct
Fan term opens Sept. IL.
We rent new pianos. Montana Music
Co, 223 North Main street.
Lieutenant Governor A. E.. Spriggs is
IN the city from Townsend.
When you want a pair OF all wool
pants for $3.50 go to Boucher.
Mrs. Harnois has returned to this city
after a visit with Helena friends.
Patsy Browne left yesterday for q
four weeks trip through the West.
Miss Sanders of Helena has accented
a position in one Of the Butte schools.
Mrs. Marion of this city is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Gould, of Helena.
DIR. NJ. A. Miller, William PYLE and
- - @@SNSN ~ Va oAS NAGAliuk bulNE.
DR.. II. Fl. Hanson, surgeon and gvne-
cologist, is located in Silver Bow block.
County Attorney Stapleton has re-
turned from a trip through Beaverhead
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Simpson have re-
turned to Great Falls after a visit in
Butte.
James Persons left last evening for
Rolla, Mo-, to resume his studies in
metallurgy.
Mr.. n Mrs. Lawrence Harris re-
turned to Butte yesterday from a trip
TO New York.
Mrs. Clara Tooker has returned to
Butte after a visit with her mother.
Mrs. Jurgens, of Helena.
Wouldn't you look better II you had
n new hat? The Fedoras we sell for
&l.5o are good hats. Boucher.
Judge John Lindsay and Attorney
Charles r.. Leonard left last evening
for Libby, to be gone a few days.
Clifford Hillman of the United States
assay office at Helena is in the city at
tending the state tennis tournament.
Jere Sullivan and son, Miss Virginia
Flanagan and Master Frank Kelly are
members Of a Fort Benton party visit
ing Butte.
Lem Learn arrived in the city yes
terday from Salt Lake to assume the
position Of general agent of the Union
Pacific o company, to take the place
of NJ. L. Todd. who recently resigned.
Mr.. Learns appointment became eff
fective Sept. 3.
The fall term at Butte Business col
lege opens Tuesday, Sept. 6. Already
students are arriving and making ar
engagements for entering. More floor
space has been converted into school
rooms In anticipation OF a large enroll
ment. h free elegant catalogue is at
tracing much attention.
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MADE THINGS LIVELY.
Justice OF the Peace Burns Arrested for
Disturbing the Peace.

Justice OF the Peace Burns Arrested for
Disturbing the Peace.
Justice Of the Peace +. II. Burns of
South Butte ran counter 10 the police
yesterday morning. and as a result was
arrested on a charge of disturbance.
Justice Burns was drinking Sunday
night and was making things lively
with a friend when a police officer or
dered him 10 go home, under penalty OF
being arrested. He declined 10 comply
and was arrested. He made a strenu-
Gus objection to being taken TO Jail, and
was booked for disturbance. His ten
der of bail was at first refused, but was
finally accepted and ne was released
Later he took occasion 70 express his
opinion OF the police very emphatiCally
and vas again arrested. This time he
resisted arrest and struck one Of the
officers, Who retaliated by using his
club pretty roughly. Judge Burns
claimed his arrest was a piece Of spite
work. but his was denied by the po-
lice.
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LITTLE FOR THEIR PAINS.
Burglars Attempt to Rob the Montana
Liquor Company.

hufHIArt AItempt To kob the Montana
Liquor Company.
Burglars attempted another Job some
time yesterday, but got very little for
their pains, at least as far as has yet
been ascertainsd. n. O. Nelson, an en-
ploye Of the Montana Liquor
has n room In the company's warehouse
at the corner OF Ohio avenue and Plat
mum street. and he reported 10 the po-
lice las evening that his room had
been broken into and a suit OF clothes
taken Nelson said he left the ware
house yesterday morning to come TO
work at the uptown house OF the COM
pany. Everything was in order when
he left, but when he returned last even
ing he Gun the place had been visited
by burglars, VINO effected an entrance
through a side window from a narrow
alleyway between the warehouse and
the adjoining building. 1t was evident
ly the expectation Of the burglars TO
make a haul, but being mistaken and
finding nothing Of value TO carry of
aside from stock, broke open Nelson's
room and took his Sunday suit. A
thorough investigation was not made,
but from a cursory examination OF the
place IL was thought the stock was not
touched.
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A Question of Plurality.

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 5~.-Arkansas to-
day elected a fun corps OF state officers.
100 members Of the lower house of the
legislature. is state senators. local off,
GERS In each Of the 70 counties and voted
on the adoption Of two important consti-
tutional amendments, as well as the uues-
ton of liquor licenses in the didCrout
counties. The democratic state ticket.
headed by Dan W. Jones' is undoubtedly
elected, the only question Of doubt being
the size OF the democratic plurality. The
vote on the two constitutional amend
ments is in doubt. One of these provides
for the creation by the legislature of a
railroad commission and the other for
the levying Of a tax of 3 mills for road
purposes.
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viii Resign September Ie,

Cleveland, Sept. 5.-Secretary of state
Day and Mrs. Day arrived in Cleveland
this morning and this evening. accompa-
MED by a party of friends from Canton,
they left by boat on a pleasure trip TO
Escanaba, Mich. To an associated press
representative Secretary Day said that
he had intended to return 10 Washington
and hand in his resignation on the 18TH
Of this month. He said that there was
nothing new to be told about the peace
commission, but gave IL as his under
standing that Justice White had decided
not to serve as one of the peace COM
missionprs.
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swept bN q HurrIcanr-

st. Joseph, Mo-, Sept. 5.-A hurricane
swept over st. Joseph at $50 this after
noon. Rain and hail accompanied the
wind. Residences were unroofed, stacks
and barns were torn down and many
buildings were utterly demolished. The
st. Joseph rolling mills were wrecked:
damage $4,000. Carey's saloon. nve other
houses and a field full of tents in the
packing house district were scattered to
the winds. Many families were rendered
homeless. The monetary loss is placed at
1850 600
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Miles Ernecteh TneKdaY-

New York. Sept. 5.-General Miles Is ex-
pected TO arrive in New York on the
transport OLDHAM tomorrow. On board
the OLDHAM are also the Wisconsin vol
unteers. Besides the OLDHAM the transport
Chester is expected TO arrive with Gener-
ais Schwan and Haynes and staffs and
the 4th Pennsylvania volunteers on board.
The OLDHAM and the Chester will be met
down the bay by several ferryboats and
tugs. The soldiers will be taken on the
vessels and land on a pier nearest their
respective railroad stations.
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He Got Away.

Three shots heard In the lower part
OF town at about 4 o'clock yesterday
morning created quite a little commo-
ton till the cause of the shooting was
learned. Some stranger threatened a
woman with a gun in the bad lands.
and when the officers started to arrest
him he ran and in the chase the shots
were fired to frighten him into stop
ping. but they had the opposite effect
and ne ran all The harder and got away.
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Yesterday being a legal holiday. no
session Of the police court was held, but
Judge FeTrell went to the city jail and
ordered the release OF all prisoners who
had not been guilty OF a Grim more
serious than getting drunk. 10 give
them an opportunity to participate in
the celebration Of Labor day. Jailer
Boyle complied with Judge Ferrelps di-
rectlon and a procession Of smiling
-countenanCes filed up the stone steps
Of the city bastile.