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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-28
VERDICT WAS HOMICIDE.
"5a... a. Inquest on st. Louis Strikers
Recently Killed.

H. Louis, June 26.-The cororner's
, ~. sitting in inquests on the bodies of
Inward Thomas. George Rine aud Ed
s-.t Hurkhardt strikers shot AMI
-.ael jane 10, in the riot which took
gar .l .r0nJ of the barracks of the
uitatus Sixth street WASH
gum avenue, returned yerdicts yes
y Che effect that the former was
. deputies in the discharge Of
- ..lss and that the two latter
He'd without justification by
.-....s Unknown to the jury. The YER
homicide in all cases but NJ
We're held responsible. The
.s1.ng TO the jury, followed an
some unknown person who
Pc window Of a passing street
0a examination OF almost zoe
Jailed 20 reveal the identify
deputy who participated in the
o' any striker who contrib
-. # disturbances whicA precipi-
'1 riot
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-28
NO PLANS MADE YET.
Bryan Talks Regarding the Coming
Campaign.

Lincoln, June 26.--W. J. Bryan re-
turned yesterday from his Wisconsin
fishing trip. He will remain in Lin
coin untll after the democratic nation
al convention. He said he had been
placed In wrong position by some one
who had presumed to outline his plan
OF campaign and dictated the follow
ing: Amy statements made by any
body In regard to campaign plans are
without foundation or authority. No
plans have been made by me or by any
one for me. and no plans VIII be made
till after the convention has been
held" Mr. Bryan was asked whether
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-28
TELEGRAPHlC TICKS.

The troubles in China affect the
volume of business on the Berlin
boursc
Delegates to the state and national
prohibition convention are arriving in
Chicago.
A cyclone at Cologne injured many
persons and demolished numerous
buildings.
The Australian commonwealth bill
passed to third reading in the house
of commons.
Young women were killed in a
pistol battle between rival suitors at
Bedford, Ind.
A six-year-old boy at Acorn Ridge.
Mo, shot his brother dead as the out
come of a quarrel.
Chicago to take command of the
department of the lakes.
Traffic was resumed on all st. Louis
lines Sunday and neither passengers
nor crews were molested.
Mayor Harrison was made chairman
OF the ueIeSdllUu 70 Tue ueluOtl dliN
state convention at Springfield.
The Franciscan monastery at Denver
may be removed to point nearer the
parent house at Paterson, n j.
A rumor circulates in Berlin and
other cities that an attempt has been
made to assassinate Emperor William.
Officials. of big railroad lines at Chi
cago say the excursion business, both
east and west are heavier than III
years.
Dowie announces that no union men
will be employed in building the City
OF Zion. for which ground will be
broken July IA.
Wisconsin democratic leaders are
discussing the political ACCESSIBILITY OF
nominating German American candi-
date for governor.
Cuban and Spanish laborers employ
ed by the Havana Electric company
struck because they are not given The
same pay as Americans.
The body of Major Schaefer, re-
tired army officer, was found in the
cemetery of New Prague, MINI. The
indications point to suicide.
Martin ]. Russell, one of the pro-
prietors and editor of the Chicago
Chronicle, died at Maekinac Island
from a complication OF diseases.
A fresh note was handed TO the sultan
insisting on an immediate reply to the
demand of the United States for a
settlement of the indemnity claims
A cable dispatch from Bombay an
nounces that the steamship Quito
reached there with 1000 bushels OF
American corn for the famine suf-
| ferers.
Bryan attended the First Methodist
church in Chicago and reception was
given him by the congregation. Ht
spent the rest of the day in seclusioT
and left for Nebraska in the evening
Charles Milford of Cedar Rapids
Iowa, broke into the house of james
Fitzsimmons of the same city, split tht
| latter's head with an ak, wounded Mrs
Fitzsimmons and her daughter, fatally
shot Joseph Drake and, when pursue'
| by the police, shot himself in the hear
and brain.
General Macarthur has given
formal reply to proposals for peac;
submitted by Filipino leaders
guaranteeing them all personal right
to bear arms The expulsion OF th'
friars, the general said, was a question
for the de srmination OF the peace
| commission.
As soon as Secretary Root returns Il
Washington final arrangements VIII BIZ
made for the withdrawal Of as many
troops as can be spared from CUBA
General Wood reports the elections
passed off quietly and affairs generally
have become tranquil with no indica
4 firms Of future trouble
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-28
BASEBALL SCORES.

Chicago 4, Minneapolis 3.
Detroit s, indianapolis Z.
Brooklyn 10. New York 2.
Boston 20. Philadelphia 4.
Milwc skee II, Kansas City 4.
st. ,ouis 2. Cincinnati 0.
Gle leland Z, Buffalo 3.
Omaha 8. st. Joe %.
Denver IS, Des Noines 3.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-28
WHEAT CROPS ARE RUINED.
Great Damage Done by Grasshoppers
In Iowa

Sioux City, Iowa, June 26.-Swarms
Of grasshoppers are destroying the
wheat and other grains in the Floyd
River valley of Northwestern Iowa
Already the fields are turning brown
as a result of the rayages OF the pests,
and for five miles up the valley the
prospects ore that the crops will prove
failures Previous reports have been
that the crops would be up to the nor
NAL, at least. near here, and another
prosperous year hid been expected.
Ruin of the crops at this time OF the
year means a terrible loss, as replant-
ing is impossible.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-28
OWNED AT CHIPPEWA FALLS.

- Falls. June 26.-Emily and
r1nelI aged seventeen and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-28

fifteen, respectively. children of A. E.
Mcdonnell, president OF the Lumber
mans National bank, were drowned
while bathing in Long lake yesterday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-28

Caucuses Result In Almost Complete
Victory For Him.
Waupaca. June 2G.-Republican eau
cuses held in Waupaca county yeste7-
day resulted In an almost complete VIC
tory for the La Toilette forces. There
will be q delegates to the state con
yention. Two years ago la Fonette
had but two delegates from this
county.
Mr.. La Toilette is in Milwaukee
where he arrived yesterday from Visit
TO Wausau and other northern points.
Last evening he received his friends
at the Plankinton hotel and the NIL
waukee campaign for the Madison man
was formally launched.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-28

Edward Koske of Fond du Lac, who
is among the killed, was recent uni
versity student He took course In
pharmacy here graduating in June.
1898. He was a practicing druggist in
Fond du Lac, intending to take a
course in Rush Medical college, Chi
cago He was an ambitious and genial
student and had many friends here.
Green Bay Wis, June 25.--While
the terrible misfortune cast a gloom
over the festivities, the programme as
arranged was carried out. Some 10000
strangers were in the city. Marsh
field was chosen as the next meeting
place.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-28
PERSONALITIES.

DR.. II. Gasser of Platteyille has
started for Europe, where he intends
to take short medical course in the
see the Paris exposition. He sails on
the City OF Rome, which Is specially
chartered for physicians that attend
the international congress of physl-
clans at Paris,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-28

Hankwitz, Otto, arm broken.
nose and mouth cut; Hansen, Louis,
head slightly cut; Heiden, Ella Miss,
hips slightly injured; Ives, Burt, Fond
du Lac, well-known billiard player.
badly injured; Heider, F., head slight
ly injured; Kaufman, William, legs
broken; Kraemer, Oscar, both legs In
iured; Kobes, Albert, both legs
bruised; Klinke, Charles, both legs
and arms injured; Kliser Mrs. L., left
hand injured; Lauderman, Joseph.
right leg and arm injured; Ryan,
John, face injured; Razinskl, Frank,
knee and hip hurt; Rueping, hip and
knee hurt; Rose, H., right arm hurt
and leg badly hurt; Reubling. NJ, leg
fractured; serious; SEVERN, Emil, arm
broken. legs injured, head badly cut;
Soike, H.. left hand, arm and leg in
jured; Schmidt, George. right arm
broken, both legs bruised; Thompson.
right hand and shoulder injured;
Thompson Mrs. j., injuries to spine
Wagner. Fred, leg broken, Venne Will
fred, left hip dslocated compound
fracture OF left leg below knee; from
town of Friendship; Hickey, A. F.,
left foot, arm, knee and right hip in
iured; Lamb. Richard, right arm and
foot and left leg injured; Lamb,
Thomas, right leg injured, from Osh-
kosh: Carr Eugene, slightly injured;
Carr, Willard, slightly injured;
noerst, Bert badly bruised; from Van
Dyne: Donovan, j., right knee injured;
Gafney. James, back and leg hurt;
Gesen, e., leg hurt; Lyner, John r.,
ankle hurt; Raddatie, A. H., hand
hurt, Schaufft Henry, knee hurt; from
Eden: Flood, Matthias, badly injured
internally; Mahoney, Stephen, now In
hospital at Green Bay; Mccarthy, Ter
race, back injured from other places:
Finney, G. H., Davenport, Ia, right leg
injured; Kraus, Bert, Menasha, head
hurt, Koenags, Peter Taycheedah
right arm and left foot injured; Rab-
bedean, Edward. left leg broken;
Razernoski, f. j., Berlin, hip dislo-
Gated; Schmitz, J j.. Neenah. leg and
chest injured; Griells, w. F., New
York, thigh fractured.
Others less severely injured were b.
Froehlng, l. Harper, Mrs. Nj. Heider,
Otto Laudritz, II. Lloyd Louis Lusk,
f. Reinz, Charles nsuping. Robert
Well b. II. Severn, all Of Fond du Lac;
John Barton, Green Bay; Ernest
Gardner, Neenah.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-28

Martin NJ. GrIdley OF Evanston, who
has been nominated as democratic
candidate for judge Of the probate
court In Chicago, was born In Milwau-
kee in 1863 and received his early
education In that city. He came to
Evanston In 1872 and has lived there
ever since He graduated from the
Northwestern university in 1888 and
from the Union College Of Law In
1885. He has pactlced law ever
since. He was a candidate for county
commissioner In 1890 and for member
ship in the legislature in 1891, but was
defeated both times. His father-in-
law Is Simeon Farwell vice president
of the John V Farwell company, Chi
cage.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-28

Albert G Spaldlng OF Chicago, was
married In San Francisco Sunday to
Mrs. Elizabeth Mayer OF New York.
The marriage was not expected by any
OF Mr.. Spalding's friends nor by any
OF Mrs Mayors friends or relatives.
The news was received in Rockford,
H., IN a telegram sent Mrs Fanny
Moffat, a sitser OF the bride. The mar
rlage discloses a romance in the life
OF the baseball magnate. Mr.. Spald-
ing and his bride were schoolmates
and lovers in their early youth when
Mr.. Spaldlng lived in Rockford. At
one time when Mr.. Spalding was yet
In his teens" the two plighted troth.
But the nuptials didn't come to pass
They quarreled, as lovers will, and be-
came estranged. Mr. Spalding left
Rockford. and later married the choice
Of another year and place The love
Of his youth also married. She went
TO live In New York. Mr.. Spalding's
home is in SeabrIght. ~ J. A few
weeks ago Mrs. Mayer went to San
Francisco with an Invalid sister and
a few days ago Mr.. Spalding followed
her there. He ls a.. she younger.
Their bridal tour will be to Paris
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-25
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

: Nasi wycieczkowicze: Wiel.
ks. Jan Kruszynski, PIP. Wiktor
Bardohski, Stanisiaw Szwajkart j
Pawef Giersch, staneli wczoraj
szczesliwie ma europejskiej zie-
mi.
= Tutejsi Anglicy obchodzili
wczoraj rocznice urodzin kr6lowej
Wiktoryi.
= Policya szuka 8 letniego Ro-
berta Gireczek, kt6ry we Wtorek
wyszedf domu rodzicielskiego pm.
85 Wade ul. dotychczas ME wro.
Gil.
Jan Kukulicz George Hop
per znajduja sic pod kluczem, po-
niewaz W mieszkaniu PAM Case
pm. 6S16 Green ul. ukradli portmo.
netke siedmiu dolarami,
- Piotr Browski zostaf areszto.
wany pod zarzutem kradziezy rur
o}owianych W szpitalu przy Diver
sey Boul.
- 200 swiadk6w powofano wczo'
raj do opowiadania szczegofow o
manipulacyach niesumiennych u
rzednik6w departamentu wodo-
ciag6w.
W haywood grasuje dyfte-
rya.
= Pani F. Sadowska z pm. 2l2
W. Chicago ave-, >kazafa areszto-
wac Jana Giadkiego, rozwozacego
lod, pod zarzutem kradziezy pier
scionka brylantowego.
= Piekna Belle Steinmiller po.
gryzfa Klare Engelmann, gdy
przyszfo miedzy niemi do b6jki.
Wojownicze Niemkl mleszkaJa pm.
490 Wabash ave.
= MARGIN kabuda zyi sobie pm.
81 Fry ul. jak u Pana Boga "a pie
Gem. Jego szczescie zaki6cifa mu
iona, kt6ra zostawif W starym kra-
ju i ktora zarzuca niewiernemu, ze
ia pred osmiu laty porzucif. Sc
dzia La Buy rozsadzi to sprawe 81
Maja,
= Tutejszy magnat Marshall
Field ofaruje swemu miastu ro-
dzinnemu Conway, Mass, bibliote-
ke wartosci 100000.
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Telegrar11y.

LoNDYN, 25go NJ ala. -
Wojsko angielskie posuwa sic sto-
pniono naprz6d ku rzece vaal, a
Boerzy ciagle sic cofaja. Panuje
tn przekonanie, re lord Roberts
zaimie wkrotce Pretorye, pomimo
przechwaiek Boer6w, re chca wal
czyc do upadfego.
General French zajaf stacye
Prospect, odlegfa piee mil cd rzeki
Rhenoster. Jan Hamilton dowo-
dzi przednia strata ma prawem
skrzydle.
% Maia przyby} do Mafeking
pierwszy pociag kolei zelaznej, ida
cy poiudnia. z Pretoryi dono-
szs, re Boerzy postanowili bronic
Johannesburga wysadzic W po-
wietrze, W. .chwili stanowczej, tam
tejsze kopalnle zfota.
q Newcastle, W Natalu, donosza,
re rosyjski korpus sanitarny ma
rzeka ma zfe obchodzenie sic MIN
Boerow. Moskale prosza cara, ably
ich odwo}af.
PRETORIA, 25-go M a aja.-
Pod Schoepers Nee spQtkaf sic od-
dziaf angielski, LEGACY go kawale-
rzystow oddziafem Boer6w, male
zacym do .komendy Swazi. Wal
czono2przez godzine, przyczem An
glicy stracili 81 ludzi' " zabitych,
25 W ranionych i II we wzietych
do niewoli. Zdobyto Is koni, 2
armaty znaczna Hose amunicyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-25
q Warszawy.

O rozruchach robotniczych Y
Warszawie W dniu 90 Kwietnia, W
Niedziele, pisza do jednego dz!en.
nib6w poznahskich:
Wbrew wszelkim przypuszcze-
niom, czy zapowiedziom, dsieh l
Maja przeszeds spOkojnie, Prsy.
czynisy sic do tego przedewszyst-
kiem Obscene srodki ostroznosci,
zarzadzone przez wfadzs, skonsyg-
nowanie wojska i kozakow W waz-
niejszych punktach miasta, po'czes-
ci takze fatalne fiasko .proby ge-
neralnej," urzadzonei przez przy.
wodc6w tutejszego ruchu robotni'
czego, czy zamiejscowych agitato-
row ma diva dpi pred terminem. a
to W Niedziele, d. 20 Kwietnia.
w dniu tym okoto godsiny s po
poiudniu, csyli W porze, W ktorej
tysisce ludnosoi warssawskiej ko'
rzystaja przechadzki po Aleiach.
Ujszdowskich, oddziat robotnikow,
zlozony z kilkuset osob. W tel licz.
bic kilkanascie, czy kilkadziesiat ko.'
biet, posuwai sic " zwartym szere.
regu przez te Aleje, spiewajac dose
niesmiafym zreszta gfosem ,,Czer.
wony sztandar." Policya j kozacy
rozproszyli ten oddziaf, kt6rego
czesc schroniia Isle do ogrodzo..
nego wysokimi kratami parku Ujaa.
dowskiego. gdzie ponowisa sws ma.
nifestacye: Park ten, " ktorym
niszalesnie Cd manifestantow snsj.
-
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Rome wiadomoSci
telegraficZne.

Cecil Rhodes stanaf ma czele
spoiki, ktora niemieckiej Afryce
zechodniej chce eksploatowac OIL
brzymie kopalnie.
-72 letni kr6l saski Albert
cierpi ma zapalenie pecherza.
= Ma rynku W Stolp, ma Pomo-
rzu, musiano przywofao wojsko,
ably dae moznoso policyi areszto-
wanna pijaczki.
= Pruski sejm ME przyjmie no.
well, utrudniajacej istnienie skta-
ldow departamentowych.
= Kubanczycy zaczynaja docho-
die do przeswiadczenia, re Ame-
rykanie ME mysla ma ich wyspie
zafozye samodzielnej rzeczypospo-
itei.
Bazar W Kensington ma rzecz
podupadiych W Afryce przyni6sf
dotychczas dochodu $4,000. Spo-
dziewaja sic, ze dochod dojdzie do
sunny piec razy wiekszej.
- Wdowa po Gladstone jest cd
miesiaca chora.
- Biskup habanski, monsignor
Donate Sbaretti, ma nadzieje, re
prawo o slubach bedzie ma Kubie
zmienione W mysl interesow Kos
cio}a katoickiego.
- Ksiaze Ludwik, nastepca tro-
nu bawarskiego skarzyf sic, re Pru-
sacy uwaAaja Bawarczyk6w "a
Niemcow drugiej klasy.
- William Alden Smith z Mi
chigan wydaf we Westinghouse
bankiet ma czesc delegat6w Boe.
row.
- Metodysci podzielii Ameryke
i Afryke ma IA obwodow,w ktorych
urzadzac beds biskupstwa.
= Sad W San Francisco ME po.
zwala urzedowi zdrowia ograniczac
wolnosci Chihczyk6w i Japonczy-
k6w pod pozorem,ze W dystryktach
zamieszkanych przez Mongof6w
grasuje dzuma azyatycka.
= 10 Czerwca odbedzie sic W
Lexington narodowa konwencya
demokratyczna stanu Kentucky "a "a
- Zfoci demokraci, ma ziezdzie
W Indianapolis, potepii chicago
ska platforme demokratyczna r.
1896.
= Amerykanski portrecista, TO-
letni Frances B. Carpenter, umarf
W New Yorku.
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Kronika MiejscoWa.
Wazny wyrok.

Powiatowy sedzia Tuley ogfosif
wyrok, moca kt6rego nominowanie
Ptacka podszefem policyi, a Kalasa,
Hartnetta iHeidelmeiera inspekto-
rami policyi uznane zosta}o "a ME-
wazne, jako sprzeciwiajace sic pre-
pisom o sfuzbie cywilnej. Egzamin
zfozony przez tych panow ME do
wodzi zdaniem sedziego niczego,
gdyz powinni go skfadac wyfacznie
urzednicy,. .stojacy jeden stopien
nizej W randze, tymczasem noni-
naci przeskoczyi cd razu kilka.
stopni ze szkoda takich kandyda-
tow, kt6rzy byli uprawnieni do
awansu. Teoretycznie rzeczy bio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-25
ZWyciezki pochod bez przeszkod.
WesoIa rocznica urodzin kr6lowej WlktoryL
Chin nadchodza niepokojace wiesci.
Xongresman Fitzgerald W Obronie katolicklch szkot
indyahskich.
strajk koejowy St Louis trivia W dalszym clagu'
WesoIa rocznica urodzin krolowej
Chin nadchodza niepokojace wiesci.
strajk kolejowy W St. Louis trivia dalszym clagu'

serdeczniejsze podziekowanie "a to,
zescie przybyli, ably W dniu dzisiel-
Sym obchodzic nami te uroczy-
stose. Przybycie Waszych Ces' i
Kr6l. Mosci i tylu wujow i kuzy'
now re strony wfadc6w europejskich
zamienify uroczystosc rodzinna ma
moment dziejowy pierwszego RE
du. Me osmielam sic przypisywac
tego hofdu sobie, ale sadie, IL VOL
no mi ztad wnosic, re wszystkle
panstwa Europy przez udziaf W
uroczystosci dzisiejszej przyznaja,
IL dzieki polityce, ktora prowadzi-
my, Rzesza niemiecka Prusy mo-
ga Eye z kazdym W przyjazni spo-
koju.
"Chciafbym to jednak uwazac
take "a uwydatnienie wsp6lnych
wezf6w, jake }acza wszystkie dy-
nastye europejskie, opierajace sic
ma tel samej podstawie, ma jakiej
dom moi jest zbudoEany: ma tra-
dycyi,
"Na czem ona polega, to powie-
dziano juz dis W kosciele. Przez
gorliwa powazna prace ola ludu i
ojczyzny, przez wsp6lne dzielenie
doll ludem. wyni6sf sic dom nasz.
Przejeci swiadomoscia zadan sta
wionych i'm cd Boga, przodkowie
moi pofozyli podwaliny. Ia swia-
domosc zadania otrzymanego cd
Boga, przenika kazdego monar-
chow ksiazat tax samo, jak mas.
Podnosze puhar ma pomyslnosc
wfadc6w, jako tez wszystkich wier-
nych wuj6w i kuzyn6w, ktorzy So
tn dis obecni, ayczeniem, aby
kazdy Mich m6gf zadowoleniem
powiedziec o sobie, re lud i ojczy-
zna tax dziekuja i'm "a ich prace,
iak mnie moi lud imoja ojczyzna."
Nova ia dopiero rzuca w}asciwe
swiatfo Ma znaczenie uroczystosci
berfinskich. Byfy one, przynaj-
mniej miafy bye, apoteoza dynastyi
Hohenzollern6w. Ces. Franciszek
J6zef W odpowiedzi ma move ces.
Wilhelma pominaf milczeniem ma
nifestacyjne >wynoszenie zasfug
Hohenzollern6w. Wyrazif tylko
krotko- swe zadowolenie. re m6gf
wziac udziat W uroczystosci upef-
noletnienia nastepcy tronu, pre-
konanie, re przyszli monarchowie
dotrzymaja wiernosci uk}ad0m, "a
wartym przez ojc6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-25

Wallecka, kt6ry zadaf, azeby W
szkofach publicznych, W kt6rych
50 procent dzieci nalezy do jednej
narodowosci, wykfadano jezyk Oh
czysty takich dzieci. Wniosek ten
odrzucono przewazajaca wiekszo-
scia gfos6w. W czasie debat rad
ca Dawes zauwazyf, re byfo bic
dem zaprowadzac W szkofach pu-
blicznych wykfad jezyka niemiec-
kiego. Nalezy obecnie pracowac
mad tenn, azeby wykfadu tego jezy-
ka nadal zaniechano.
Upowazniono rade szkolna do
zaciagniecia $500,000 pozyczki, a.
zeby W tym roku MONA byfo pau.
czycielom i nauczycielkom wypfa-
cic pensye.
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Pogrzebana W letargu

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nastepujacym okropnym wypadku'
W ubiegsy Piatek umarfa tam pew
ma uboga kobieta, . W Poniedziaiek
nastapil jej pograeb ma tamtejszym
cmentarzu w nieoOecnosci graba.
rza, c6rka zmarlej sama zajesa sig
usypywaniem mogify. W czasie
roboty uslyszaia wyraAne i giosne
stekanie pod siemia. Wystrassona
pobiegsa do domu, ME zastawszy
ojca, udala sic do miejscowego pro-
boszcza, kt6ry wrazz mia pospic.
szyi ma cmentarz. Zamiast jednak
bezwsocznie przystapic do otwarcia
wieka, poslano naipierw po leSaraaI
i dopiero gdy ten przybyi ma miej-
see, zabrano sic do odkopania grobn.
.Niestety skonstatowaf lekarz smierc
kobiety, kt6ra nastapic musiaia ma
chwile pred otwarciem truinny i
to skstkiem uduszenia- - Prawa
reIa trupa okasywala liczne obrste-
MIA / skaleczenis. pochodzace wido.
cznie rozpaczliwych wysiik6w
nieszczesnej, ably otworzyc trumne,
druga zas reka leSala pod grzbietem
trupa. Kto zawinil " tym przer a
aajacym wypadkn, oka2e zarradsons
natychmiast fledstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-25

bezpieczyc ten krsj pred najsciem
Japonczyk6w.
WASHINGTON d. O.. 25 Maja. =
Fitzgerald Massachusetts, zwra-
cal uwage izby poselskiej, re po
raz pierwszy cd czasu Granta ska
pi kongres wsparcia ola szka pry-
watnych miedzy Indyanami. Skap-
stwo takie wynika z niczem nieu-
sprawiedliwionego uprzedzenia
wzgledem katoikow 1 skutkiem
tego skapstwa jest ia okolicznoSo,
ze 1900 dzieci Indyan ME bedzie
pobierafo zadnej nauki, poniewaz
katolicy ME maja funduszu ma ich
utrzymanie, a szkot publicznych
miedzy Indyanami jest "a mafo.
ST. Louis, Mo-, 25go Maja. :
Po dw6ch dniach burzliwych ma
stapif wczoraj dzien wzglednie spo-
kojny. Wagonow kursowafo wie'
cej, niz dotychczas, pomimo to
ludnosc "a dnia zachowywa}a sic
bez zarzutu. Dopiero wieczcrem
uczyniono napad ma wagon, wjez-
dzajacy do remizy i napefniony
ludzmi. Pablo strza}ow kilkana-
scie ME obeszio sic przytem bez
rozlewu krwi.