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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28

The common council OF Muskegon
has taken steps TO look into the cost
and expense of operating an electric
lighting plant, and ii is probable that
in another year the city will have its
own lighting system.
The construction work on the new
Copper Range railroad in Houghton
county is practically completed, and
trains are expected 20 be running reg
ularly over the whole length of the
road some time this week.
Three stories of four-story brick
building on Woodbridge street, Detroit,
which had been weakened by recent
fire in an adjoining building, collapsed
on the 18th. Only one person was in
jured, but he probably fatally
Wireless telegraphy in railroad service
will be given a practical test by the
Ann Arbor. The system will be used
in connection with the Ann Arbor's
ferry line between Frankfort and Me-
nominee, a distance of SO miles
At chancery sale in Lansing one
day recently 10, 600 acres of land were
sold for $40. The land is situated in
Glare, Gladwin and Roscommon coun-
ties and was formerly covered with
pine, Tost of which has been cut off.
The funeral of Meridian woman,
who died few days ago, had to be
held out of doors, as the casket neces-
sary to hold the remains was SO large
that it could not be gotten into the
house The deceased weighed $50
pounds.
Hartford is at last in shape to fight
fire with it's gasoline water works
plant. Full pressure can be obtained
in three minutes from the time the
alarm is sounded The tower is not
yet completed, but at present direct
pressure is used
Twenty prominent business men of
Traverse City have formed stock com
pany and purchased the fair grounds
property formerly owned by the agri-
| cultural society, which will be made
into "A recreation park, with baseball
! diamond, race track and good fair
| buildings.
|
decided to appeal the case brought
against the Wabash Railroad Co. to
compel it to sell tickets at the rate of
| two and half cents per mile. The
commissioner lost his case in the
Wayne circuit court, and the question
will now come before the supreme
1 court
A deputy sheriff made a raid on the
| niclxel-in-the-slot machines in the sa-
looms and hotels at Marine City re-
Gently, and confiscated eight of them.
Some time ago the county officials mott
fed the Marine City saloonists to rid
themselves of the machines, but no at
tention was paid TO the order, hence
this summary action.
A woman employee of the Sanitarium
Health Food Co. at Battle Creek has
confessed that she set fire TO the com
panys building on the night of July 10
1898, when the structure was damaged
to the extent of $4,000. Incendiarism
had never been suspected. She says
she did it to cover up a theft of $500
but her conscience has talked to hel
repeatedly since.
Thos. NJ. Thompson, engineer at the
Detroit Journal office, convicted OF
manslaughter a few months ago, has
been granted new trial. The court
also set aside the conviction an6
granted a new trial in the case of DIR
Alice c. Lonsdale, who is serving five
years for causing the death of Cor;
Ethel Hetherington by means of ;
criminal operation.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28
A Husbands Awful Promise.

The charred remains of William j.
Thomas, farmer, and his three chill
dren were found in the ashes of their
home. IL miles southwest of Chilli
Gothic, Mo-, on the oath. The SUPPOSE
ton is that Thomas murdered the chill
dren. then set fire to the house and
took his own life. About year ago
Thomas wife committed suicide by
taking poison Thomas had frequently
told his neighbors that his wife. on
her death bed, exacted n promise from
him that he would make away with
the children and himself and follow
her, and he evidently kept his promise.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28
~ children Burned to Death.

While the school children of ST..
Francis parochial school. at Quincy,
ILL.,, were rehearsing on the afternoon
of the 22d for an entertainment to be
given shortly, one of their dresses
caught fire from a gas jet and 10 min
utes later four of them were burned to
death. two died an hour later and five
others died before midnight. Half a
dozen others were burned more or less
severely. All the dead are between 0
and IL wears of age.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28
40 Children Drowned.

Upwards of 40 school children were
drowned on the 22d in an ice accident
at Frelinghem- near tho French from
tier. The children of the district had
been given holiday with permission
to play on the frozen river Lys When
the merriment was at full height the
ice broke suddenly and the children
disappeared. A few were rescued half
dead, but the majority were drowned.
Thirty-six bodies have been recovered,
but the others are still missing.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28
Brooke May Relieve Anderson.

Brig. Gen. Thos. M. Anderson, COM
mandant of the department of the
lakes, with headquarters in Chicago,
will be relieved from active duty Jan.
81, 1900, by the law retiring army Off
GERS at the age of GA. His retirement
will remove from the regular army
lists one of the old school, whose mill
tary training was gained on the field
of battle in the war of the rebellion.
1t is highly probable that Gen. Ander'
son will be relieved by Major-General
Brooke, retiring encouragement OF
Cuba.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28
Mrs. Marie sanderson A cquittcd.

The jury in the Sanderson case rem
lered verdict of not guilty at 1901 a.
| ., on Dec. %. The jury filed in at
O:57 p. IA. and Foreman Emmo,ls stated
tcoufd' not agree. Juryman Austen
burg wanted to know if the contents
bf the stomach had been subjected to
such heat by Prof. Prescott during the
analysis to cause formation of glass.
Prescott's testimony was TO the effect
that it had not and the jury again re-
tired at 11:30. The crowd was large
over l 200 people staying. When the
jury again returned, just on the stroke
of IL, Foreman Emmons' announcement
of not guilty was received with cheers
and hand clapping. Mrs. Sanderson
shed tears and was clasped in her
fathers arms, where she collapsed, but
soon revived and thanked each member
of the jury.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28
Another Mine Explosion.

Another terrible rhine explosion is
reported from Pennsylvania. 1t occur
red at the Braznell mine, near the vii
lage of Brownsville, Pa, on Dec. %,
where so men were at work. Had the
accident occurred any other day there
would have been more than 100 men in
The mine and the result would have
been even more appalling than it is.
As 1T is 40 or more are dead. The acct
dent was the result of using unlocked
safety lamps.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28

The grand jury at Lansing will re-
turn a great many more indictments.
It has been found that 81 900 Of the
states money was loaned to Grocer
Libbey at Grand Rapids to enable him
to do SIS, 900 worth of business with
the state troops at Island Lake, for
which exceedingly exhorbitant prices
were charged. The Blake Rifle Co.
was loaned $40, 900 of the states money,
the state taking security on the com
pany's plant. The statutes, chapter 15,
page 1So and 100, first volume HOWELL
is explicitly specific and strict on this
point of handling or loaning public
moneys. Under the statute there is no
excuse possible for the loans made, and
heavy penalties are provided.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28
Our state Banks.

The comptroller of the currency on
the 22d gave out an abstract of reports
of the condition on Dec. 2 of the "a ma
tional banks in Michigan, exclusive of
Detroit Since the report of Sept. :
the total resources have increased from
S54, 3O2, 220 to S54, $50, 745; loans and dis
counts increased from S31, 416,3 51 to
$40, 904, 443, and cash reserve increased
from SO, 1877, III to SO, $780, 44, of which
gold holdings advanced from S1,771 COZ
to S1,777 1927. Individual deposits in
creased from $50, 53s, 1924 to $50, $40, 442,
and the average reserve held fell
from 90. as to 25.76 per cent.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28
q Drowned at Sea.

A special from Norfolk, Va says:
The British steamship Ariosto, Capt.
Baines. bound from Galveston to liam
burg was wrecked six miles south Of
Uatteras, n. c., and II of the crew
were drowned. Capt. Baines and eight
of the crew were saved by the heroic
Efforts of the Ocracoke life. saving crew.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28

The Aslxins murder ease at Frankfort
came to close on Dee %, when the
jury returned verdict of murder in
the first degree. When appraised of the
result of the trial the prisoner showed
no evidedce of surprise and said she ex-
pected it. She was Immediately SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment. Mrs.
Mate Askins murdered her daughter
and tried to kill her son and herself
with morphine.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28
Editor poty GETS no Redress.

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Koh-
Ter has notified Alva Wilburn, +. A..
Brigham, Elmer Moses and Charles
Van Kirk, of Metamora, who were in
dicted by the grand jury, charge ! with
wrecking the Cross Roads WeeKly that
at the opening of the January session of
the circuit court motion would be
made by the prosecution for nolle pros
eque and that the parties need not pre-
pare themselves for trial. insufficient
evidence is the cause.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28
The Richest Yet struck.

The vigilante Mining Co. has struck
vein OF copper ore on its mine that
exceeds in value anything that has
ever been found in the Black Hills. The
mine is about five miles from Custer,
:. d. The rich ore is found in the 300
foot level. and the width of the vein at
this time is 10 feet.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28

Grand Rapids people will raise more
than s., 900 for the Boer Red Cross fund
Portland's $4,000 issue of water
works bonds has been sold to a Cleve-
land firm at par. They bear per cent
interest.
Tuscola county farmers who have re-
Gently been feeding their cows sugar
tops say that it causes great increase
in the milk yield
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28
Time Extended to August.

The interstate commerce commission
on the 2lst extended the time to Au-
gust. 1860, when all railroads must
have their freight cars equipped with
automatic couplers and other safety
devices. The time would have been up
Jan. /, and this extension was made
because applications for it was Endorsed
by representatives of railroad employees.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28
prominent omcials Asked to Resign.


bne of the most sensational of the
kny sensations that have resulted
bm the calling of the grand jury at
|[nsing, to investigate alleged crooked
|aling of state officials, cropped
il on the evening of the 10th when
bv. Pingree asked for the designations
Brig. Gen. William l.. White, of
rand Rapids, acknowledgement;
ZIG. Gen. Fred III. Case, of Three Riv-
IS, acknowledgement; Brighten. Ar
lur +. Marsh, of Allegan, inspector
eneral, and Samuel n. Bickerstoff, a
ember of the board of trustees of the
iichigan asylum for insane at Kala-
azoo, and city salesman for the Hen
Co., of that city, who is
legged to have engineered the deal for
ne Kalamazoo company, which re-
llted in a steal from the state of many
of dollars while the state
oops were being equipped for the
panish- American war.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28

New York reports welcoming $4,000
immigrants in the third quarter of 1899.
Most of them were Italians, Hebrews
and Irish.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28

New South Wales on the 2lst author
lied the issue of treasury bills to the
amount of $50, 100000.
A marvellous quartz find is reported
from Dawson. Assays run as high as
$500 ton, IL is said. and the ledge is
mile in width.
Reports of the seasons sugar crop In
the Hawaiian islands gives the total
product as 2s2. sO7 tons, which is one of
the largest in years.
The formal call for the meeting OF
the Republican national convention to
meet at Philadelphia, Tuesday, June
10. 1000. was issued on Dec. 90.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-28

eDetroit-Hay, No. Timothy VII 90 per ton
chicEens ~ per Ib: fowls &c; turkeys, lie
ducks. qc. Eggs. strictly fresh, i9c per dozen
Butter. best dairy pc per Id; creamery DC
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-11-15
dopodobnie zostaIy rozbite
zatonely razem Z za}oga.

Berlin. : Gazety tutejsze ma
smiewaja sic ''proroka Fal-
ba, kt6ry przepowiadaf konlec
swiata 14go listopada. Tenn
peratura jest tu, jak ma te po-
re bardzo ciep}a i padajaa
czesto ulewne deszczy, po}aczo-
ny z grzmotem i blyskawica.
w Hamburgu bylo W ME
dziele zimno a pomimo to
przechodzila tam burza Z
grzmotem i blyskawica.
Eondyn. Sprawa szpiega
.Bur6w Nathana Marks, wy
woluje W prasie angielskiej
tax tu, jak i W Cape Colony
wielkie rozgoryczenie i gwa}t.
Londyn: - Okret "Patira'
linii Hamburg American. kt6-
ry Ago Listopada .odszed} z
New Yorku do Hambufga, by}
zasloniety dymem i dawal syg-
naly, re grozi mu wielkie ME
bezpieczehstwo. ~>Kapitan ro-
syjskiego parowca "Caras"w wy
sla} lodzie ratunkowe, krore z
plonacego okretu zabra}y wszy
stkich pasazerow i odwioz}y do
Dover. Og6}. pasazer6w sk}a-
da} sic z Amerykan6w, prag-
nacych zwiedzit Europe.
Pozar powsta} W sk}adzie to-
war6w.i i szerzyl sic. gwa}tow-
ME, poniewaz zacze}o sic palic
siemie lniane. Za(oga praco=
wala energicznie lecz NADIA
remnie, azeby ugasit polar.
Pasazerowie stall ma pok}adzie
W bieliznie nocnej. Niekt6rzy
byli poowijani W derry. Za}oga
zostaia ma p}onacym okrecie,
ktory trudno bedzie uratowac.
Sklada sic ona 90 ludzi, sa-
mych Niemc6w. Pasazer6w
bylo $50, W tel liczbie "a ko-
biet i 20 dzieCi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-11-15
ZaWiadOmienie.

Posiedzenie Centralnego Iowa
rzystwa Polek, odbedzie sig W ME
dziele dnia 19-go Listopada 1899 r.
o godzinie 4tej po po}udniu W hall
.Pufaskiego. Ma porzadku dziennym
sprawy nader wazne, przeto cz}on
kinie powinne sic niezawodnie sta
vic. 49,:
-" 2 szacunkiem,
. -: K. X. Byto'tska, Sekretarka
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-11-15
Bedzie miaI medal.

Bedzie mia} medal.
f.: Czegoz to Wojciechu ME .pos}a.
les swojej karej kobylki ma wysta-
we do Warszawy, by}bys dosta1
medal. :. =. = :. ! .>... -: r.. -,
Wielga rzecz, jak ostane sw6jtem,
Ito i przez koby Xxi mendol mi da,
dzom d: .:..s 5... II .==, 1
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-11-15

10 ~
MIA Quinn, pm. 227 Dist Str,
ale zasta}a tylko jej. meza, ],
Quine czyszczacego revolver
Labrie powiedzia}a, by byl O.
strozny; Quine odrzekE, re re.
wolwer ME jest nabity ipociag.
nal a}kilkakrotnieza "a cyngiel. Ma
raz pad} strzal i PAM Labrie
W prawa strone piersi,
upadla z krzykiem i straci}a
przytomnosc. Zawieziono ia
do szpitala People s, gdzie
sic okaza}o. ze rama jej jest
bardzo grozna. Odzyskawszy
przytomnosc, oswiadczy}a, re
Quinn jest niewinnym, gdyz
sadzil, ze revolver jest ME
nabity.
Antoni Pollak i Jozef Virag
wyna1azcy automatycznego
szybko dzialajacego telegraph
zapowiadajacego zupe}ny pre-
wr6t ma polu fotografli przy-
byli tutaj z Budapesztu W
Wegrzech, celem przedstawie-
MIA doswiadczeh nowego sys-
temu. Doswiadczenia te, pierw-
Sze W Ameryce, beda roblone
W ofisie Tribune. Ma pierwszej
pr6bie przesla eksperymenta-
:orzy 600 slow W mlnucle W
odleg}osci 600 mil. Elektrycz-
nj eksperci z Chicago i z So
uniwersytetow zostali
zaproszeni ma te pr6by.
Mlecarze ma Wojciechowie
Kazimierzowie, zaprzestali
ID pierwszego biezacego mie-
siaca, ro7wozenie mleka w ME
1ziele, przez zine, Naszym pa
niom trudno sic dedzie z po-
do tego przyzwyczaic,
lecz> >gdy pomysla re i mlecarz
potrzebuje wypoczynkn, pogo
dza sic z nowym porzadkiem i
zaopatrza sic W mleko W sobo
te .
Gniazdo I-sze Sokola Pol
skiego urzadza bal W ha}i Pu-
taskiego W XI-t7 rocznice ist-
nienia towarzystwa. Bal odbe-
dzia sic 10 listoPada b. r..
Michal E. Rollinger, zono-
D6jca, stracil juz wszelka ma
by zostal u}askawiony
orzez gubernatora, albo uzys-
kal dalsza zwoke wykonania
wyroku. Zapewno W piatek
W poludnie zostanie. stracony.
Przygotowa} go juz ma to ad-
vokat jego. Furthmann; kt6ry
staraf sic Cd gu
1ernatora pozyskac u}aska-
vienie:
Rollinger byf mocnoprzyg-
1ebiony, dowiedziawszy sic, ze
nie ma juz dla niego, ratunku,
ale przyszedlszy do siebie,pro .
sill dyrektora wi 1ezienia, azeby
nu przys}ano OtBriena i Rya-
na 2 katedry. Pred kilku dnia-
mi zauzywaE on by} W obec
'woich dozorcow, ze jakkol-
wick zadecydowa}by guberna-
tor, on zostanie powieszony;
tedy podejrzenie, IL
zamierza on W jakis spos6b o.
debrat sobie zycie, i dlatego
teraz bardzo pilnie 60 strzega.
ZaWiadOmienie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-11-15
8 proch spaliR sk6re ma tako-

P % dokonanlu zbrodnl WHO
zyl morderca q najzinlniejszs
krw ia revolver. do komody .:
spo kojnie czekal ma skutek
swoj jego czynu. Pred policya,
kt6fa niebawem zjawi}a sic ma
miej jscu wypadku, ME zapiera]
sic wcale i zuPelnie spoko(jnle
oddal sic W jeirece.
Milwaukee,sWis. = Msgr.
Zeininger, geheralny wikary-
usz archidyeceFyi milwauckiej,
W poniedzialek wieczorem wy
jecha} do Europy, gdzie zaba-
wi try miesiaee. Ma pozeg:
mamie zebra}o sic W pa}acu ar
cybiskupim wielu ksiezy z Mil
waukee i ks. F. Heller, pro-
boszez parahi sw. Augustyna
wyg}osil mow:k pozegnalna.
KS. Arcybiskup ~Katzer ME
kt6rzy ksieza towarzyszyli od-
jezdzajacemu ma dworzec.
Washington1~D. c. - &C.
neralny chirurg:-: :armii Stern
berg powiada3w SVEN rocz-
mem sprawozdaniu:
Ogolna liczba wypadk6w
smierci W armil tax regularnej
jak i ochotniczeej wynosi}a cd
I maja 1898 r.1do 80 czerwca
1899 roku 6,6I19, Z tych zas
pablo w bitwach ,49o, zostafo
zabitych przypadkiem PIG, u
mario Z ran 2o2, ma tyfus' 2,-
774, ma malarya 476, ma zapa-
lenie p}uc $780,. ma dyzenteaye
342, ma zolta febre 1856.
Milwaukee, Wis. - Paraha
sw. Wincentego pobuduje no.
wy kosci6} ria: po}udniowej
stronie swego~starego koscio-
Ia pod ktorym jest take szko-
Ia, ma Mitchell ulicy i 16 ave.
Plany do budowy maja bye W
tym tygodniu uko6czone. Be-
die budowany W stylu roman
Skin rs stop szeroki 195
dug Z wieza 2o5 stop wyso-
ko; ma kosztowac $4,000. -.
Zwloki niezaleznego ksie-
dza Wincetego Zalewskiego Z
Philadelphia przywieziono ma
stacya kolei Grand trunk i
stamtad W karawanie do
), niezaleznych ',pogrzeb ma
sic odbyc W piatek.
Buffalo, N. Y.-Ks. Wine.
Zal ewski, proboszcz "polsko
kat olickiego"' kosciola Matki
Bo$kiej, zcsta} znaleziony W
sob ote rano umierajacy, legacy
W k kaluzy krwi; W mieszkaniu
SVEN pm. 769 S. Second ul.,
i wkr6tce potem umarl, ME
odzyskawszy przytomnosci.
Ksiadz to byl wykszta}cony
przyby} Z Chicago pred dwc-
mo miesiacami.
w piatek wieczorem dw6ch
pol lskich ksiezy, z ktorych je-
den poNiedzia}, ze sic nazywa
Gawrychowski i przybywa z
Baltimore, a drugi, re przby-
wa Buffalo, przybli do Jana
Przyniskiego Przyniczyhskie-
go?) prezydenta polskiej pa
rafii prosili. go, azeby ich
przedstawil ks. Zalewskiemu.
Pan Przyn. zaprowadzi} ich
do Zalewskiego i pozostawi}
ich tam samych.
o godz. 10 P. Przyn. przy-
szedl do proboszcza, azeby
rozmowic sic z MIN 0 spra-
wach parafialnych i s}ysza} O.
wych trzech romawiajecych
haIasliwie gnieWnie. Me
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-11-15

POId0u W HDn6ru06..

cego mimo J6zefa .Zielihskiego,
rzzeznika. Kula ugrzez}a pod lewa
}opatka. Zielihskiemu ME grozi
niebezpieczehstwo.
Antoni Kubiak, kt6ry poJi} swe-
60 ojea, zosta} cd why zwolniony,
poniewaz ojciec skarge cofpaE.
Rozalia P}ocka, mieszkajaca W
West Bay City, ukarana zosta}a
SIS, ponlewaz grozi}a rewolwerem
konstablowi FIR. Davis.
Cleveland, O. - Andrzej Beck,
robotnik, zam. przy Cross ul. yoe-
tai literalnie zmiazdzouy pod koia-
mi pociagu, ME daleko swego mies,-
kama, powracajac wieczorem pra-
cy.
Scranton, Pa. - Dostawiono tn
do powiatowego wiezienia czterech
Polakow; Jana Kopczyk, A. JaE-
}ohskiego, Jak6ba Ma6kiewicza
Ludwika Lusihskiego, oskarzonych
podburzanie strajkier6w kopa .
Jermyna W Old Forge, do awantur i
zlburzen. -,
Andrzej kucki stawa} pred Sc
dzia Miller, oskarzony zamach
mordcrczy wykonany ma niejakiego
Jana Letter.
Franciszek DroLisz, Polak, "a
trudniony W stors kopalni ma Price
burgu, zostaf zabity od}amem ka-
mienia. Pozostawif zone i dzicci.
PAM F. Dembihska, z Plymouth,
aresztowaia meza swego, oskarzaj&c
60 O kradziez 800 opuszczenie. ::
Sprawe odesfano do wyzszego sadu..
: Ze ,swej strony Dembihski "a. j
skarzy} swa polowice, napad i IA.
miar pobicia. Przykladne mafzeh-
stwo.
Cleveland, @. - Michai Wido-
wicz wygra} swa sprawe, kt6ra
wni6sf do sedH~ przeeiwko Grniiie
Brooks Foundry Co. odszkodowa-
ME "a ciezkie pokaleczenle, kt6re O.
debra& bedac zajetym przy piracy IL
rzeczonej frmy. Firma ia wyp}aci-
la panu Widowiczowi 800 got6w-
ka zobowiqzana jest da6 mu dozy:-
wotne zajecie.
Detroit, Mich. - Wielki ogieh
wybuchl w'garbarni Parkera przy u
licy River, prey brzegu 2aej, W sro-s
de, godzinie 2-ej po po}udniu,,:
przyczem zawalifa sic sciana na
szesciu st: aznik6w ogniowych.
Toledo, q. - Oh. Micha4 Bla-:
chowski zaskarzyf adwokata Ashto--.
ma Goldman pobranie cd niego
5000 mad zwykfe honoraryum, po.
przeprowadzeniu dian pewnej spra-
wy odszkodowanie. Sprawe pre-
civ adwokatowi Coldham'owi roz-
patrywa} W zesziy piatek sc dzia
Pugsley i wyda} wyrok ma korzysc
oskarzonego. Adwokat Goldman do
wi6dF, ze oh. Btachowski upowazni}
go do wydania owych dwustu dola-
row ma swiadectwa lekarskie i inny
materyai dowodowy, kt6ry by4 po-
trzebny do pomyslnego przeprowa-
dzenia sprawy.
We srode rano Micha} Brzeczka,
re swym szwagrem Floryanem Ro-
kickim, napadli ma Teofla Sadow-.
skiego, weterana 1868 r., ma ulicy
Language tax 60 pobili butelkami;
cd piwa, re grozi mu smier6. Sa--.
dowskiego biz Rokicki, Brzeczka
dodawal mu tylko otuchy, m6wiae:
GA daj mu, dobrze!' - Sadow-<
skiego, zbroczenego we krwi i nie-:*
przytomnego zawieziono do szpita.
la, zas Rokickiego odwieziono do
wizzienia.
Stevens Point, Wis. - Pan j.:
sobczak 2 Carson zaskarzy1 do sadu
D. Kazimierza K}ysza i dw6ch sy-~
now jego pobicie. Wojna ia od-
by}a sic W sobote, 2s Pazdziern rnika
salonie p. Jana Nowaka przy ryn-
ku. P. K}ysz i p, Sobczak SO szwa-.
grami. Jury po wysEuchaniu spra-
wy wydaIa wyrok uniewinniaiqcy,
wskutek tego p. K}ysza i sy now:
jego cd odpowiedzialnosci uwo lnio-
no. :, = =.
W;nona. MINI, - w minionym;