davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23

rozPoczynac sprawy tax waAnej, bee
zgodzenia sic ma 10 z i grup
zwiazkowych. Redakcja zas organu
zwiazkowego ma obowiazek podno-
szenia sPraw, ktoreby wed}ug jej
mniemania przyczyni&y sic do wzros-
tn naszej organizacji j do omawianis
tych spraw publicznie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23

Najwieksze towarzystwo zwiaz-
kowe, grupa Jana Sobieskiego W St.
Louis, nadesla}o nam bardzo s}usz.
ne uwagi W sprawie owyoh ,,ok6l
nik6w" si~awetnego ,,komitetu Sled
ozego'. List ten podajemy na in
mem miejscu, dziekujac obywatelow
j. Gdyni "a to szczere s}owa dobre,
go patrjoty i dzielnego zwiazkowca
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23

Chicagoski ,,Sztandar" pisze: ,,Po
ogloszeniu sprawozdania Z docho-
dow i rozchod6w W ostatniej ,,Zgo-
die" s3awny z ok6lnik6w ,,komite,
sledczy" ma znowu pred SODA tro
szeczke npracy", a mole - kilks
proces6w..."
Ma sic rozumiee!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23
2 Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Z0tof0dOmienie.

Zswiadsmism wssysskioh delso..
Tow grup u. N. P. " Lussrne no.
wisoie' u posisdssnie -Gnioy Pol
skieJ" odbsdzis sie d. 3 lIpcs :. b.. o
godsinis 2sj 20 posodniu, pa hall
1wis.ku Msodsisay POlstisj " Ply.
mouth, Pa.
Ne Posiedssoiu waaas sprswy ros-
ssrsygses beds, dlstsgo tel obccnoa6
vssyss'i b dslsgss6v jest posSdass.
z. T'earosssks,
uokr. 0miov.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23

Posiedssnie Skarbu N. p. y Ran
perrswylu odbedzie sic " niedzieIe
dnia 20 bn. 20 pol. o gods. " hall
ob. Benoig. AZ Grand st. BROOKLYN.
ma kt6rsm obecuosc delsgat6w Tow.
) os6b interesovanyoh Jest konieor-
ns' II szscunkiem
w. Kamihski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23

w sprawie budowy drugisgo do.
mu, po~dniesionej przez mas W jed.
nym z poprzednich numerow yZgo-
dy', odezwaiy sic rome pisms pol.
sko amerykahskie, otrzymalismy TAX
10 sporo listow cd zwiazkowc6w.
Niemoaebnem jest odpowiedziet
ma to uwagi W jednym numerze
',Zgody", to ter ma przyslane nam
kore,pondencje ! artykuiy odpowis-
dac b~edziemy pc kolei.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23
z Brooklyn, N. Y.
DO Grup Zsoiqzko,cych.

Oststnis posisdssnis z~iaosonycb
crap Zwiazkowyoh miasta Brook.
iyns, urssdsajsoych wspolny piknik,
odbedsie sic " niedsisls, dnia 26
ozerwos =. b. pod mr.. AZ Grand St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ma tsmts posisdssniu ksady dele.
gat nadswy osajni dslsgaoi Rrup
powinui bye obeoni, oslsm wybrsnis
ssozeg6sowego komitstu M piknik.
ksory sic odbedsie dois 10 Iipca 1898
r., " Washington Psrku, LII, N. Y.
I. j. Jasihski, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23

w Chicago ~rozeszia sic pog}oska,
re ks. Pitass z Buffalo wziai rozbrat
z biskupem buffaloskim j przechodzi
do obozu niezaleznych.
Wszystko jest motebnem. So re-
czy pod s}ohcem, o ktorych sic flo
zofom nawet ME sniio.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23

Pamietaipy o TEN! Psmietajmy'
re zakiadanie bibliotek ] caytelni,
budowanie domow narodowych, urza.
dzanie j przyjmowanie udzia}u " OBJ
chodacb narodowych, opieka mad
wychodzctwem to takte cele obo.
wiazujace nasz Zwiazek.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23

Za}oayciele Zwiazku i~naczej sa'
dill! Ich celem bylo wytworzenie
organizacji, kt6ra pracowa}aby ola
Ojczyzny ~naszej, kt6raby sz}a W
imie nieprzedawnionych nigdy hasel
naszych, ktoraby tutaj ma o~bczyznie
stworzy}a zastep dzielnych patrjo.
tow. Ola iatwiejszego dopiecia te-
go celu w}aczyli do ustaw Zwiazku
bratnia pomoc, ME wyplywa wiec
z teso, re jedynym celem n~aszej or
ganizacji jest tylko ia bratnia po-
moe! Przeciwnie, bratnia pomoc, t. j
wyp}ata posmiertnych jest tylko
srodkiem do wype}nienia cel0w wyz.
szych!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23

Zwracamy uwage czytelnik6w ma
szych ma nWyjasnienie" podane ma
o~statniej ~stronie tego numeru.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23

Jedno Z najstarszych towarzystw
Zwiazkowych, a m. tow. Harmonic
W Chicago, or. 4 2. N. P, zakupi}o
ola swych c,}onk6w biletow ma OBJ
ch6d Mickiewiczowski IA 40 dol.
80 cent. Towarzystwo to pojmuje
najwidoczniej, Re obowiszkiem jego
jest ME tyiko wyplata ~wsparcia W
chorobie, ale tak.e wype3nianie c.
low, jake ~wskazuje honor narodo-
wy, zgodnie z ustawami Zwiazku!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23
Wojna.

(Zamiast Przegladu politycznego),
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23

Niestety, wiele bardzo towarzystw
sadzi, 2e~Placac regularnie podatek
posmiertny - spe1nia zobowia.
zania swoje wzgledem Zwiazku!
Gdyby tylko to mial ma celu nasz
Zwiazek, to W takim razie ~naleza}o.
by w~yrzucic z jego ustaw wszystko
CO tylko tyczy sic innych jego ce.
low, jak posmiertne.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23

Ma sic rozumiee!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-23

VeeofoN SWstt ShOOscC'
Co do opieki mad domem, to bez.
watpienia nalezy ona do Zarzadu.
Me mozebnem jednak byiaby ola
Zarzadu ciagla, bezposrednia kontro-
la, musi wiec mice zarzadcow ma
miejscu, a poniewaz dom TAXI nalezy
do calego Zwiazku, wiec tam gdzie
Zarzad Centralny jest nieobeony,
opieka mad donem must naIezec ME
do jednej grupy, a do zarzadu (gmi.
ny) wybieranego przez wszystkie
grupy miejscowe.
Co sic tyczy tego CO lepsze, czy
budowac dom, czy tee nabye goto-
wy, to zalezy cd ludzi znajacych
stosunki ~miejscowe. Przytem TREE
ba zwrocic uwage ma to, 70 W takim
domu must bye wielks hala ola ze.
brah j lokal ola biblioteki j ozytelni
odpowiednio urzadzony, a tego W
domach pry watnych znalesc prawie
niepodobna.
Wreszcie co do projektu utworze-
MIA kompsnji zwiazkowej, to mu-
simy powiedziec, re choc to Jest
mysl bardzo piekna, to jednak najac
sic jej wykonaniem moga tylko
m~iejscowe grupy. Gdyby sic Ia
Rad tenn zsjsi. to musiaiby ponosi6
koszta podrozy ochotnikow z ROT
nych miejscowosci ma punkt zborny,
a W razie gdyby niektorzy I Mich
okazali sic, PREY ostatecznej rewizji
csiej kompanji przez leksrzy vol.
skowycb, niesdolnymi do ssoAby W
szeregaoh, to ~musiaiby zn6w ich Cd
syisc M miejsce skad przybyli.
Zwissek ME broni nikomu 10 swyoh
ozsonk6w walczyc n wolno66, ale
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agent are j. n Mcclellan. v: =. fio~ley.
o. r. LOOMS and Charles l.. Foa .eF my
collector are J a stafheart X. T. BA%-
ley j T. Haw.fy. g. ri. MctlowaH ana
J0isu Jackoi Postnasters every where ar.
our agents. Pay Money only 10 these ana
10 our Resident agents in 81. various CRIES
DEERTfsfSfs oFSce 1o1rz OF tne
Post intelligence pasinesa c@lca: Daily
until IL T. N. sunday hours. open A. 10.
10 II d. IA. Classified Advertisements Tor
Insertion foisoTIng morning WA De re-
eeiyed up 10 1915 p. N. AeTeF;issTn enss
under classified headings vii BE- inserted
az the rate 0s cent a word each irss!-
lion Payment Assays In advance No
adSsrf ssemsnt received Tor less tlaa -
SeatE.
ADvERTrsERs-c for adver-
Nss r.en5ss III gae SUNDAY ost-lnteiiiEenceI
mus he furnished by ] o'clock SATURDAY.
AdYefi.sene ats viii be received al osaAca
ef,.ces Of has Post~Inteillgencer.
EEWAR D-Ten dollars will be paid Tor
Information ieadinE to the conv'ctson OF
any peraen stealing copies CT tnis paper
delivered ~ subscribers IN Seattle.
TACOMA BEfREAU-No. LIZ Pacific
avenue. L. a. Harrison
EtERETT-p. X. Lewis.
sPOkANE-Branch ofrice. TraderS
block. G5s Riverside avenue: telephone AZ
J o Peterson. Manager.
PORT ToWNSESD-wm A. P.eiffer.
BELLIssHAM BAY-New WEatcom,
Parker Ellis. Manager.
OLYIPIA-4i1i7 Main street. q. &.
Winss4nlsy. Agent. 49,
The following letters await advertisers
a. this osace:
The following letters avail, advertisers
OF this office:
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DEATHS AND ftSkN AIS.

HARSFfT- From The Seattle Undertake
Ing Company, f32s Third avenue, sun
czv AZ a'cIJck Henry HarDest. bora IN
Sutlorf Hanover. Germany.
HARTLEY--iu Seattle. Friday. July 10,
issss al The corner Of Western avenue ana
Clay street. Mrs. Ane.-a Hartley ME o.
AuSrsw ]. Harley, OF sen!le deSay. aged
IS yeaTs-
Funeral will he held al 2 O'Clock this
afternoon at Eatterxorfk's Undertaking
yCeEls.
PIEacE--In DaekaDesn. Wasa-, July -,
isss. MARY =. wife % Thomas Ps@feef o.
Mari :Eonhle aged = yesrs.
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BIRTH

"A. az agez Thirtiesn ave-
nue @autn 80 As. and Mrs. u ID AZ
we'll a son.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
~a~-~-~~ -~-~~-v~--s~--
ROYAL Arch Mssons attention.; Regular
coayoeaston OF Seattle Chapter No. 3.
II. A. NJ. this Saturday evening at s
o'clock.
ARcANA LODGE No S. r and A. M
meets second and fourth Monday each
month.
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NEWSPAPER .nvgarf>I>o.

NEW SPApFR-A AGAEGNv advertising.
rases 1ao-rs ts4rrs1< Advertising
Asaa2-s- sNs&A--SSesi .xs& riax rs s4Asss-
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In order 20 secure correct insertion OF
notices under these heading. he same
shouid be left as The business oT.ce o.
this "a per. No charge 10 made for sCen
notscss.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other
special announcements viii BE- charged
a. he rae ~ .s cents per HE Zach IN
sertsor POsT-ISTELI-IGFSt %.
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wASTED-G. " tunnel r. r. men. free
pass. snip today. donkey engineer, house
scraper and s-aorx~ searnsters: hook,en9-
eFs. I'd, huckers. = -, blacksmith. s. 80
IN ely. Skinner resort carpenters. TRIM
rner sawyers. lumber pliers. man to blast
logs man ard wife 10 run farm teams.
SO. mil caore boy. hand machine saw
yer. &c. 5ointe. SC: knee bolterx So boom
M. sns.' soogsrs :ras,,ss help mixers u;
crew. free pass. city labor. beard ar
tou>s. knot saTyers, packers; fniIl setter:
carriage man: all round farm hands. so:
hay hands; coal mine laborers. ITO. shin
gle sa.lymsn, spruce, NJ and cottonwood
choppers: common iaborers. Si.15. board
81, pass oui; dairy hands; city laborers.
scorers. Ezs: newers. ses: railroad
hands. s.. Is, free pass: trackfayers: siuic-
ers; wood and bolt choppers; business
chances. Cranes Agency. hs Washing
ton street.
wANTED--For L: $. army. able-sodied.
unmarried men, between ages Of 4 and
30: citizens Of the United States. Of good
Character and temperate habits. VINO
can speak. read and white English For
Boston block. seas,le. wash.
wANTED-9os men for railroad work.
wages Si-a5 Per day: - men for iNn5sr
camp. wages H-s5 and upwards. men
for night work IN restaurant: dish
washer; at Mrs. Reeds 3s Cherry and
second avenue Telephones. Black issi.
Red ITsI.
wANTED-For,y choppers and fos roller.
TO work on clearing Of right-of-way Of
SnoausImie Falls Power Company. apply
al camp near Falls City station. s & l.
railroad: wages. Bic per hour. Antonell!
d. Macleod. contractors.
wANTED-Man and wife as managing
partner and correspondent OF branch
house . he opened August i. in Spokane.
Mercantile Bond and Reference FIX
change" Tacoma.
WE want II bockkeeper: incorporated con-
cern, must invest fifteen hundred or two
Thousand dollar: money secured. Ad-
dress -. care Post-InteEigencer.
UNION men OF all trades furnished free
OF charge q, Western Central Labor
Union Free Enjoyment Bureau. 1926
Third avenue. Phone Pike lbs.
Statesmen 10 sell toiIe. soap TO
dealers; 500 per month salary and ex-
Ernst Co. St. Louis. Mo.
WANTED-Everybo body to know Success
restaurant serves largest and best 15c
meal with wine. open all nigat. Third
avenue. near postoiiice.
WANTED-5oo lsborers citation men and
sub-contractors 10 work on railroad. Ap-
ply 10 Rich & Dingle. Carbonado Wash.
ANTED-D men for long JOB. wages Vie
per day meet boss today at Seattle En-
pIoyment Agency, IFS Main street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desiring comforta-
by furnished rooms at lowest rate. The
Florence. AIS Madison street.
WANTED-Three logging blacksmiths
s2sg day. Rae. Phoenix block, Ito Soc
ond avenue south.
WASTED-Two energetic men of good ap-
peaFanCe. al iI06 Second avenue
WANTED Barber, first class I0l First
avenue. city.
WANTED-Good tailors.. io7 Marion
street
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W ,>fro-ssco>n u.>n ,,oru,>c

AfG tlRsST CASH PRICE paid -ar .sfi-a-
Sut s ff.en2su's cas&-a~ -.aA3rw Tnn
At4L ~. Second zsSzus aeasa
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HOTEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pizn-
Corner Fist avenue and Columbia street
A cool sam-re. resort every convenience
Transient. 5ec 10 81 per day. low rates
eekiy. Cab ard see US.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED-MALE.

WANTED--Posstio hy single. reliable
yodng man. - years OF age; thorough
~ competent ha0kkeeper and office man.
wen posted In general merchandise and
department store btlsaness also In elec-
tricai and steam fitt.i2e business: capable
as buyer and manager: reasonable sal
ary to start. Al Chicago references. Ad-
dress . -. care Lord & ihnmsa Chi
cage
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FOR RENT-To family without children,
q completely furnished ssvsn-rocra house
lady ard child. Address z s., care Post
Infeitigencey
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ALASKA KLOND|kE
WANTS.
KLoNDIkE-uNFoRNATION.

GEO. VERNON. Auctioneer. mining bro
ker. financial. insurance and general bro
ker: goods OF all descriptions received
on consignment or for private sale: sDlen-
specially: charges moderate and account
sale promptly rendered Geo. Vernon
Gate OF Brisbane,. Dawson City. klon-
dixie.
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HELP wANTEi,-FENAIE.

WANTED Mattresses ST. ard g. per
week; ~ girls second work. SIS 10 So per
month diShwasgVrS. CTR e. assist
N rocking: ! fnsiish or German cook
We per week. sf,s for light h0uscwork
no washing : general homework posi-
lions. good family cocks Al Mrs
Reed :, southeast corner Second and
Cherry street. Telephone BLACK 1921
hraneh, sl@ Marion STREET telephone Red
iiSf
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VOCAL AND INsTKi MENTAL MUSIC.
A SUCCESS FsU-T. VOCAL. TEACHER viii
give lessons az greatly reduced rates for
n eaogt :4rae. special attention given %
cCrr ~ tone placing A18rsx< 4 81 care
fsss<t- Erf4lltxencer. anS go eer~ AL cat
EDUCATIONAL.
FRENCH AND SPANISH languages r.
Constant and 4. Rrasoas. 5iz Washing
ton building First avenac-
GOOD BIG CHOOf~-wIlson's Modern
ffus ness College
EIoCITIoN
EL0CUTIoN-I&zx4e Jay RICHARDSON, sss
Eaasrsh sxsEuA
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EMPLOY mE>r wA>TsD-FEMALE.

WANTEp--A position az a;euographeT by
lady who has had ten years expert
encc with one of the best law firms in
the West. Address l. a. Box i217
4,
WANTED First-CiaSa t.hanharmafd omen
for en@agemeat about the iaih 1873
Third avenue
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-08

A1Nt tue 1Idla dDtuS uuU
Comifg Prospects of q Large
Attendance From This County,
There will be large attendance oi
Wayr@ county Republicans outside the
regulaf delegation, at the Brookvilte
congressional convention on April 10,
if present indications are to be taken
as criterion There are 6S delegates
and gTvat many persons who are not
delegates will attend if the weather is
fair on the day set for the event. Many
many others will be from other por-
tions Of thu county.
County Chairman Swain today stated
that there would be special train SER
vice to Brcokville on the day of the
convention. The special train will
leave Cambridge City at s O'Clock a.
M, and the round trip fare from that
point viii be $i.10, returning that
evening ON the regular train in time to
catch train number to this city, ar
irving in this city at sos o'clock p.
m. The round trip fare from this city
to Cambridge City, leaving here on
number at 8 o'clock a. m., will be so
cents each if there are over fifty pas
sengers. aud 40 cents each for more
than one hundred passengers, making
the total round trip fare for the entire
distance about $l.50.
The crowd will be good sized one,
and all Republicans who can make it
convenient 10 do so should attend that
convention and assist in making the
nomination of the next congressman
from this district an occasion of rous-
ing enthusiasm.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

Pay gas bills tonight!
Buy locust posts. Farnham.
Fine iewelry repairing. Haner's.
Read The Boston store ad today.
r. A. Jackson has returned from
Chicago.
Don't fail to get one of those beauti-
full Easter Panels at the Tea Stole.
Remember tomorrow is the last day
for those beautiful Easter panels ar
the Tea Store.
Richmond ladies are taking great in
terest in the Easter layout of gloves,
belts, etc., at the Railroad. tore. See
ad. on third page.
The Boston store has made arrange
ments with the following art stores TO
frame their customers souvenirs at
special low prices: Ilih & Co., E. A.
Moore & Co.. Miss c. T. Norman,
Ellwood Morris & Co. and Nicholson
& Bro.
Mary A. White of south twentieth
street has broken up housekeeping
preparatory to removing to Moors-
town, New Jersey, with her family, to
join In reunion with her two sons,
. Rov and Thomas Rayburn White,
who are at the present time attending
| the University of Pennsylvania. 1t i:
matter of local pride to know thai
the talent of Richmond is being SC
/ highly appreciated in the East. Tht
two young men are grandsons of 10
seph T. White.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-08
EARLHAM'S DEBATERS.
They Left This Morning for Green
castle to Take Part In the
Debate,

Earlham's representatives in the big
De Pauw-Earlham debate left this
morning for Greencastle. where they
will strive for honors tonight with the
representatives from that college The
team, composed of BenLett Gordon,
Earle Widup and Davis, and Will
Lough, alternate, was accompanied by
Profs. Hodgin, Sackett and E. P.
Trueblocd.
The boys are confident that they can
make it hot for their opponents, and
in all probability, win the debate.
They have the winning side of the
question and have devoted nearly all
their time for several weeks preparing
for the event. A number of the college
students were at the station this morn
ing to encourage the boys with hand
shakes and yells.
This morning at the Earlham chapel
exercises the students took occasion to
celebrate the contemplated victory
ahead OF time and the enthusiasm was
great
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-08
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Five ounces and a half Of grapes are
required to make one glass of good wine.
Japan has population of A.. 900. 900,
with a territory but three times greater
than that of Pennsylvania.
Last year the marriages in Scotland
exceeded those of the previous year BY
1000, while the excess over those fol
1885 was 9, 900.
Why does the college year have itt
commencement at the end:
Why is the average doctor seldom In
clined to leave we'll enough alone?
Why is the editor who enjoys gooe
health always in a critical condition.
Why dc they say streams run dr.
when everybody knows they run wet
when they do run?-Chicago News
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-08
R,oodhounds 4. witnesses.

whether or not BLOODHOUND sense OF
smell is Sufficiently accurate TO be admit
ted as testimony in a criminal case is 3
question that is confronting the people Of
Henry county, Mo. The Montrose hote:
was burned the other night, and the fire
was seemingly of incendiary origin Two
bloodhounds We're borrowed from the sher-
if of Pettis county and taken to the scene
OF the fire with view to apprehending the
guilty person They took a trail and fol
lowed Ii to IA house occupied by two sus-
poets, W no were at once arrested and placed
in tail. The authorities have no other evil
denee against the defendants, but feel con-
fident that they are guilty.-Ksnsas City
Times
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HAS A GOVERNMENT.
Quesada Testifies That Easter
Cuba Has q DefactO
Government.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April S.-The
deputy treasurer of the Cuban repub
lie was before the house foreign affairs
committee today. He said out of ten
million bonds authorized only 1922 :
600 had been realized. Some sold a,
par to friends in Cuba and some at %
cents on the dollar to meet the emerg-
ency. Quesada also testified that all
the functions of a government are be-
ing exercised in the eastern province.
The committee adjourned till ii a. m
Monday.
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NARROW ESCAPE.
George 81. James, q Car Inspector
Struck by Train Number IL

George 81. James. q ear inspector in
the employ of the Panhandle at this
point, was struck by train number IL
last night at the station and narrowly
escaped with his life.
Number IL, the fast mail from the
east due in this city at i:55.
was about an hour late last night
and came in the depot at the same
time as the Logansport accommoda-
ton. Mr.. James saw the accommodation
train, but failed to see the mail and IN
stepping ont Of the way Of the former
he was struck by the COW catcher OF
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The Front For Safety.

A citizen said to an old negro yester-
day:
well, Ben, it looks like war. and /
understand they re going to put the me-
groes right IL frontl''
''Dat'll be all right, sub, he replied.
"Ef dey puts 'em in de rear, de white
folks 'ud run over 'em en- kill 'em, so !
dunno but what dey'd be safer right in
front p'-Atianta Constitution.
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RICHMOND. INDIANA. FRIDAY. APRIL 8. 1898

number IL and thrown against the
brick wall near the north track. He
picked mp his bat and was apparently
not injured in the least, but it was
afterwards found tnat he was consider
ably bruised up and scratched. The
train was moving slowly and the
escape is considered by those VIII saw
il nothing less than marvellous.
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Mrs Fairieigh-Does your husband
ever compare your housekeeping to his
mothers?
Mrs WaIwick-Not now. He used
to, though.
Mrs Fairloigh-How did you break
him of it?
Mrs. Warwick compared his be-
havior to thai of my first husband. -
Chicago News.
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THE jURIES.
The Grand jury Drawn and q Vsnigs
Issued For the Petit Jury Who
They Are.

The grand jury for the April term OF
circuit court has been drawn and also
the petit jury. The grand jury has
not yet been called, and therefore the
names are withheld. The petit jury
has been called and the names and
residences by townships are as fol-
lows:
Charlton E. Beck, Boston; Henry
Hoover, New Garden; w. d. Jordan,
Dalton; w. a. Swope, Washington;
r. Fl. Tyner, jackson; r. r. Van
zant, Wayne; Morris Jones. Center;
j. 81. Clark. Franklin; d. 0. Dilling,
Jefferson; j. b. Miller, Greene; W..
F. Osborne, Wayne: Franklin p.
Allen, Clay.
This petit jury Is expected to report
one week from next Monday.
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Grand Concert Tonight,

The music lovers of the city will
have a rare opportunity to hear the
marvellous "contralto," Miss Heath,
sister of the assistant United States
postmaster-general. Washington, ID.
c., at Grace M. E. church, s p. NJ.
Friday. Admission, 20 cents