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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-04

Mayor William r. Thompson Of De-
troit who was instrumental in trap
ping thirteen aldermen and the secre-
tary of the common council commit
tees in alleged boodling operations, has
been chief executive of the city since
1907. The accused men are charged
with accepting brides and conspiracy
TO accept brides for their votes and in
fluence In the passing of measure af-
fecting city property recently trans
ferred to railroad. The railroad com.
pany Is in no way involved.
Last February Mayor Thompson be-
came convinced that certain aldermen
were holding up the proposed transfer.
He sent for Detective w. J. Burns and
laid the facts before him. Burns sent
a man to Detroit and through his agen-
cy the alleged plot was uncovered.
MAJOR Thompson was first chosen
cnIef executive Of Detroit five years
ago On the Democratic ticket His
platform was mo compromise on three
cent fares" All but one OF the men
the mayor has apparently brought to
book are said to be identified with a
clique which has made a football of
the street railway question In Detroit
for a number of years and last winter
succeeded In defeating an ordinance
granting three cent fares and univer-
sal transfers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-04
MET BY DETECTIVES.
Man Wanted as Witness Now in Eng
land.

Liverpool, England, September T.
Thomas Coupe, formerly night clerk in
the Elk's club in New York city and
an eye witness to the murder of Herman
Rosenthal was met by detectives when
the steamship Lusitania locked here to
day. He was not placed under arrest,
but was accompanied to a hotel where
he refused to make any statement until
he had consulted with friends.
Two local detectives met Coupe as he
left the steamer and informed that Dis
trict Attorney Whitman of New York
wanted him to return as witness for
the trial of Police Lieutenant Becker. He
willingly accompanied them to police
station, where consultation was held.
Later, Coupe said that he would not
return to America.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-04
BECKER TRIAL
DATE IS SET
Technical Plea Is Entered for
Lieutenant.
DATE FOR TRIAL IS SEPT. II
Four Motions BY Counsel Are 0verruled
Becker, BY Advice of Coun-
sci, Refused to Plead Yes
terday.
DATE FOR TRIAL is SEPT. IL

New York, Sept. 4.0n the appliea'
ton of District Attorney Whitman, the
case of Police Lieutenant Charles Becker,
charged with the murder of Herman Ros-
enthal was transferred today from the
court of general sessions to the criminal
branch of the supreme court before JUS
tice John w. Golf, sitting in extraordi-
nary term.
Justice Golf granted the application,
agreeing not only that Becker should
be tried before him but that he should
plead to the Indictment before him.
Becker was arraigned before Justice
Golf shortly before IL o'clock but still
refused to plead, on his counsePs advice
that the Indictment had been improper
ly and illegally found"
By direction of Justice Golf, a tech.
meal plea of not guilty was entered for
the prisoner. Counsel for Becker pro-
tested that he should not be ready to
go to trial and insisted that he needed
week at least for gathering testimony.
Justice Golf overruled four motions
brought by Mcintyre to obtain delay
and at Mr.. Whitman's request set the
trial for Tuesday, Sept. 10.
After a conference with Mr. Whitman,
the date of trial was changed by Justice
Golf, from September 10 to September
IL. This was done because Becker's
counsel refused to waive the usual two
days allowance granted after the open
ing of term of court.
Aside from the arraignment of Becker
the most interesting features in the
Rosenthal case were the discovery by
the district attorneys Office of two al
legged refugees conducted by the so-ealled
"'vice trust" and the report that con-
siderable sum of money belonging to
Becker had been traced to Port Jervis,
n. Y. The refugees uncovered were said
to be hotel in Hobolen, \. j., and four
cottages at Centerville, Sullivan county.
New York, where workers Of the under
world, who might be sought for wit
nesses for the prosecution. bide their
time until the storm blows over.
Mr.. Whitman obtained Justice COTS
authority to examine the grand jurors
who are to sit during the extraordinary
term in connection with the John Doc
proceedings into police graft He made
this request in view of recent disclosures
that a number OF the possible jurors
had realty holdings used by gamblers
and dsorderly houses. The prosecution
desires an absolutely uninterested set OF
men before proceeding with his investi-
CATION.
Later today, an entirely new panel
was called.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-04
INCREASE IN LEADSPAR
AND QUARRY PRODUCTION
Output of Feldspar Greatest in the His
tory of Industry-Quartz Shows
Greatest Gain Since 1907.

! The year 1911 showed the largest pro-
duction ever recorded in the feldspar
| industry, the output being greater by
90l tons in quantity and $20,064 in
value than that of 1907, the year of
maximum production until 1911. The
production in 1911, according to re-
port on feldspar and quartz by Jetfer
son Middleton, just issued by the United
States geological survey, was 92,700
short tons, valued at $500, ASP, in 1910.
In 1911 deposits in California, Connect
cut, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, New
York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and
Virginia were worked. Maine led all
the other states in quantity produced,
with 25.976 short tons; New York was
second, with 1880 short tons; Connec-
ticut third, with l6,497 short tons; Penn
sylvania fourth, with 1924 short tons;
and Maryland fifth, with 1884 short
tons.
The principal use of feldspar is in
the manufacture of pottery, enamel
ware, enamel brick, and electrical ware.
OF these the most important is its
use in the body and glaze of pottery
and vitrified sanitary ware, in which it
constitutes from 10 to 35 per cent. Its
value in pottery lies in the fact that
it melts at lower point than the other
ingredients and serves as flux, bind
ing the clay and quartz particles to-
gether. In glazes the percentage of
feldspar used is higher than in the body
and runs from 80 to so per cent. 9th
err uses of feldspar, which do not re-
quire the high grade demanded by the
pottery trade, are in the manufacture
of emery and corundum wheels, where
it serves as fux; in the manufacture
of opalescent glass; as poultry grit; as
a constituent of roofing material; ard
as ballast. Small quantities of the pur-
est grades of potash feldspar are used
in the manufacture of artificial teeth.
For this purpose it brings the highest
priees-from SO to So barrel of $50
pounds. 1t is also used in the manufac-
ture of securing soaps and window wash.
The use of feldspar of the lower grades
for poultry grit, roofing, etc, seems to
be on the increase, and in 1911 small
quantity was used as railroad ballast.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-04
SPORTING NOTES.

This year Napoleon Lajoe's contract
expires, but the big Frenchman has no
thoughts Of quitting the game. II is
said that he will again attach his name
to the contract of the Ohio team, as
they are in dire need OF his services.
Harry Wolter has discarded his
crutches Wolter, who was one of the
most promising of the Highlanders out
field material, broke his leg early in
the season. He will not be able to
appear on the field this season.
Chick Gandil, the Washington first
sacker, who has proved to be the sem
sation of the American league, was
formerly policeman at Shreveport, La.
DETROIT of the Lowell team leads the
New England league in batting. There
are 10 players with their names in.
scribed on the 800 list.
Vincent Campbell, the Braves new
outfelder, has regained his batting eye
and is nav hitting in real form. In
the doubleheader with the Pirates early.
this week he raped out six hits. Camp.
bell has been playing an excellent game
in the outfield also.
Owens, one of the umpires recently
injured at Pittsburg. is said to be one
of the most unfortunate umpires in
the business. He has had numerous
accidents during his career, but this year
his appearance in big tent harness has
been a live hoodoo for him. =.
Birdie Cree, the shortstop for the Bur-
lington club in the days of the old
Northern league, is now the only man
on the Highlander pay roll consistent
ly hitting over 300.
In batting the Bridgeport club heads
the Connecticut league, with the Hol-
yoke club running second.
Bill Rariden, one Of the Boston Ma
tional catchers, has left for his home
at Bedford Ind, to nurse an injured
finger. His finger was hurt in Cincn-
natl and will not permit him TO get
into harness any before Labor day.
Eddie Murphy, the right fielder on
the Baltimore line up, was the first In
ternational league player to score 100
runs. He has taken part in every game
the Orioles have played and has scored
one.sixth of the runs made by the club
this season.
Hugh Bedient has won two games
this season while he has been losing
one. and he has pitched a good round
number of the games also. He should
be given credit next to Joe Wood for the
showing of the Red Sox considering
that he was fresh from the bushes this
spring.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-04
The Story of the Universep

A wonderful fairy-tale of science is
contained in "The Story of Spirals" in
the September Century by DIR. Edward
Arthur Faith.
ut seems as il the story OF the spirsls
is the story OF the universe" declares
the author. Many years. possibly cen
turtles, will pass before the main part
of the story can be written, but the
opening chapters. so briefly sketched
here. unfold before us a view Of the
physical universe of such wonderful
grandeur and unity that We are tempted
to believe that at last. we have some
inkling Of its actual structure and deyel-
opment"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-04
a Tardy Explanation.

Howard Gillette received one vote for
the vice presidency during the ballot
ing at the coliseum. Nobody knew
why and few could surmise, because 1t
was not understood by the outside
world that the vote had been cast by
Robert r. Mccormick.
Mr.. Gillette and Mr.. Mccormick are
close friends, but disagreed amiably on
the political situation in advance Of the
convention. The latter was certain
that Colonel Roosevelt would be nom-
mated, to which Mr.. Gillette demurred.
"Ill tell you what I'll do said Mr..
Mccormick. 'Tf Roosevelt isn't NOM
mated I'll vote for you for vice presi-
dent"
@. E. D.-Chicago Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-04
HOODS
Pill s.: f.: e.:
Purely vegetable. Best family cathartic.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

At Boston-Bosto ), New York
l, Batteries and Rariden;
Crandall, Ames, Wiltse and Will
son.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati 7, st.
Louis l. Batteries Suggs and
Clark; Woodman, Burke and
Bresnahan.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .,
Brooklyn 4. Batteries-Finneran
and Killifer; Reagon and Miller.
At Pittsburg Chicago 5, Pitts
burg 2. Batteries Cheney and
Needham; Adams, Robinson and
Gibson. Pittsburg /, Chicago 0.
Batteries Hendrix and Simon;
Richie, Reulbach and Needham.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-04
Democratic National Secretary.

Joseph e, Davies of Wisconsin, sec
rotary Of the Democratic national COM
mlttee, is new figure in national poll
tics He was among the fourteen men
selected by Governor Woodrow Wilson
to manage his campaign for the presi-
dency and as one of the select few
will have large part In directing the
destinles of the Democratic party.
During the preconvention fight Mr..
Davies was Mr.. Wilson's western man.
ager and proved an effective cam
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-04

Creek pool, Kansas may change places
with Indiana. and Wyoming may head
the third group.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-04

A brother of Johnny Evers is to be
given a tryout with the Giants next
spring
Tommy Mcmillan, the diminutive
shortstop recently purchased from the
Rochester club by the Highlanders, is
putting up a great game in the big
league and according to critics he is
sure to retain his position with the
team. II seems that these same critics
have said the same about Dowd, Stump
and Martin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-04
JOSEPH Il. DAVIES.

paigner. He is only thirty-five and is
the youngest member of the campaign
committee. but he is a hustler, and
much of the hard work of the cam
paign will fall on his shoulders. Mr..
Davies has established headquarters
In the Hotel Knickerbocker, New York
city. and will probably not see his
home in Wisconsin until the ballots
are counted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

At MISUNDERSTANDING 4,
Philadelphia 2. Batteries-Groom
and Henry; Crabb, Houck, Thorn
as and Egan.
At Chicago-Chicago 5, Detroit
2. Batteries-Cicotte and Kuhn;
Mullin and Stanage. Chicago 8,
Detroit 6 (l2 inningsl, Batteries
Taylor, Walsh and Sullivan;
Kuhn, Schalk, Covington, Willett
and Kocher.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-04
Quartz Production Increases.

In 1911 the production of quartz was
s6,S23 short tons, valued at $l5l ,l22
an increase in quantity of 23,246 tons
and in value OF S42, 1886 over 1910. The
increase in quantity was entirely in the
crude quartz, the ground material de-
creasing in both quantity and value.
The production of quartz in 1911 was
the largest during the last five years
except that of 1909, when the outnat
was l2l ,459 short tons, valued at Sl3l,-
1874.
Quartz occurs in many different forms
such as sand, tripoli sandstone, ard
quartzite. In some forms, such as rose
and smoky quartz and amethystine
quartz, it has gem yG.lue. The FIG
ures on quartz production issued by
the United States geological survey, deal
only with massive crystalline quart,
with flint, and with quartzite that is
used for other than building or paw
ing purposes. These grades of quartz
are used in the manufacture of pottery
paints, and securing soap and as wood
filler. Considerable quantities of ground
quartz are used in the manufacture OF
paint, in some cases as much as one
third of the total pigment consisting OF
this material. Quartz crushed and grad
ed to various sizes is used in the man
ufacture of sandpaper, sand belts, as
securing agent with sand blast apparat-
US, etc. Blocks Of massive quartz and
quartzite are used in the chemical in
dustry and as fux in copper smelt-
ing. Ground quartz is also used in filters
and in tooth powders and by dentists
as detergent.
A copy of Mr.. Middleton's report may
be obtained free on application to the
Director of the United States Geologi-
cal Survey at Washington, ID. c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-15
z Austryi.
TeIegTamy KTajoWe,
Aresztowani przywodzcy robo-
tniczy.

Indianapolis, Ind, Is lutego.
= Ma Signal dany wczoraj po-
lecenia w{adz zwiazkowych are
sztowano w 26 miastach "a przy-
w6dzcow robotniczych oskarzo-
nych o spowodowanie calego SEE
regu zamachow dynamitowych.
w akcie oskarzenia w rozkazie
aresztowania tych osob znajdu-
je sic nastepujacy ustep tioma-
czacy zarzuty i'm czynione: oDnia
l grudnia 1906 r. osoby te ME
prawnie, Swiadomie, rozmyslnle i
zdradziecko spiskowaly, zmowi-
}y sic, zjednoczyly i uiozyly sic
miedzy SODA z pewnemi innemi
ieszcze osobami, ktorych nazwi-
ska sa nieznane czionkom grand
Jury, popeiniac przestePstwa wo-
bee Stanow Zjednoczonych, a
mianowicie: przewozic, przeno-
sic i przesylac materye wybucho-
we, iakoto dynamit i nitroglice-
ryne jednych miejscowosci W
pewnych Stanach do drugich W
innych Stanach, naruszajac tenn
spokoj godnosc Stanow ZJedno-
czonych. -. Nazwiska areszto-
wanych So
w Chicago: Richard H. Hou-
lichan., William Shupe, James
Cooney. James Coughlin Pa
trick Ryan.
w Indianapolis, Ind: Frank
NJ. Ryan, Spurgeon ?. Meadows,
Herbert S. Hockin, John I. Bu-
tier, Fred Sherman.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-15
w Davenport, Ia: Daniel Buc-

w Davenport, Ia: Daniel Buc-
kley.
w Scranton, Pa: M. J. Han
non. ..
w Minneapolis: Charles M.
Beum.
w Bostonie: Michael J.Young.
w Hartford, Conn. Frank J.
Higgins. -
w Muncie, Ind: Hiram Cline.
w Omaha: Frank K. Painter.
We Wheeling, w. Va: John
]. Nc Cray. ..-..
w New Orleans: Philip A.
Cooley. - ..~.. 81.
w Salt Lake City, Utah: J. E.
Munsey. ....,..
w San Francisco: Olaf A.
Tvietmoe, Eugene A. Clancy, J.
]. Nc Namara, ]. B. Mcnamara,
Ortie E. McManigal.
Z maiymi wyjatkami areszto-
wani So czionkami t. wv. Iron
workers Organization, ale IL
rzednicy zwiazkowi zapewnia}9,
re sledztwo bynajmniej ME jest
zakonczone ze o wiele wiecej O.
sob ieszcze bedzie aresztowa-
nych. Frank NJ, Ryan Chicago,
aresztowany w Indianapolis, pre-
zydent International Assocla-
ton of Bridge and Iron Wor-
kers", zaraz po SVEN aresztowa-
niu wydai odezwe do wszystklch
robotnikow w kraju, W ktorel
prosi, by mu wierzono, ze TAX on
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w st. Louis: John Barry, Paul

w St. Louis: John Barry, Paul
Morrin.
w Cincinnati: Edward Clark,
Ernest G. B. Basey, William
Bernhardt.
w Detroit: Charles w. Wach-
meister, Frank ]. Murphy, Will
liam K. Benson.
w Kansas City: w. Bert
Brown, w. J. Mccain.
w Milwaukee: w. E. Reddin,
Herman G. Sieffert.
w Syracuse, N. Y: E. E. Phil
lips, John Carroll.
w Nowym Yorku: Frank c.
Webb, Patrick F. Farrell, Daniel
Brophy.
We Filadelfii: MICHAEL J. Gun
name, Milton H. Davis.
w Denver: Henry w. Leglei-
tner.
w Cleveland: Peter ]. Smith,
George (,,Nipper") Anderson.
w Springfield, ILL.,: A. J. Ka-
vanaugh, NJ. L. Pennell.
w Duluth, Mimi: Fred Moo
ney.
w Peoria, Ill: Edward F.
Smythe, James Ray, w. Irwin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-15

mnoza sic tam dniem kazdym,
a lacza sic mimi i miejscowi In
dyanie.
z Polinezyi.
Melbourne, Australia, Is Lutte
60 Doniesiono tn Levuka ma
wyspach Fidzi, re zmarl tam Ma
taafa, ex-krol wysp Samoa.
Zgon admira{a.
Londyn, Is lutego. - Zmari tn
sir NOVEL; Salmon, admiral an
gielskiej floty W wieku lat ".
z Niemiec.
Berlin, Is lutego. - w pono-
wnych wyborach prezydyum L.
by posiow do parlamentu obrany
zostai ma}a wiekszoScia - prezy-
dentem Izby Liberal J. Kaempf,
a drugim wiceprezydentem libe-
raj H. Dove; centrum konser-
watySci ME giosowali, pierwszym
wiceprezydentem jest socyalista
Scheidemann. .,
- Sprostowano tu zaprze-
czono pogioske o wysianiu okretu
Bremen" ma wody mexykanskie
z powodu zamordowania W Me-
xyku farmera niemieckiego. Zaj-
scie to zostanie pozostawione W
.reku krajowyeh wladz mexykah-
skich. 49,.
= z ,okazyi urodzin Lincolna
W ambasadzie Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych, odbyio sic przyjecie wybi-
tnych osobistoSci kolonii amery-
kanskiej w Berlinie.
w g6rnoslaskiej kopalni Lii
tandra W okreku Opole wydarzyla
sic explozya, ktorej ofiara padio
7-miu gornikow.
z Austryi.
Wieden, Is lutego. = Arcyks.
Karol Franciszek Jozef donnie
many przysziy nastepca tronu
wybiera sic z zona w pcczatkach
marca w podr6z dokola swiata ;
zwiedzi przytem Stany Zjedno-
czone.
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jak wspo}aresztowani najzupe}-
niej So niewinnymi.
National Taft Bureau.
Waszyngton, Is lutego. = Dzi-
siaj otworzono tn National Taft
Bureau" dyrektorem lzarzad-
ca jego jest posei William B. Nc
Kinley z Illinois.
Arizona jest Stanem.
Waszyngton, Is lutego. =
Punkt godzinie 10 rano wczo-
raj, prezydent Taft podpisai do
kument, ma mocy ktorego dotych-
czasowe terytoryum Arizona 70
stale zaliczone w poczet Stanow
Prezydent uzyi zlotego piora, kto-
re potem oddano do przechowa-
MIA gen. poczmistrzowi Hitch
cockowi. Cd dn1a WczoraJszegc
Stany Zjednoczone licza 4S Sta,
now i w obrebie kontynentalnyin
Stan6w Zjednoczonych niema
wiecej terytoryow. Posiad}oScia-
mi kanadyjskiemi oddzielonen1
Jest terytoryum Alaska. Akt pod
pisania dokumentu, przy ktorym
bylo obecnych wielu urzednikow
nowego Stanu, urzednikow zWla-
zkowych i kilku innych osob, 20
stall uwieczniony zdjeciem 90
braz6w ruchomych".
,,Niespisane prawo".
Waszyngton, Is lutego.
Wczoraj W izbie poslow przyjeto
SO glosami przeciw 81 nowele
skierowana przeciw zwyczajow'
znanemu pod nazwa .niespisane-
90 prawa". Nowela ia udziela Sc
dziom prawa pouczaria Jury we
wszelkich kryninalnych proce-
sach o wszystkich szczegoiach
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ZIoty jubileusz.

Przez 50 lat Mikoiaj Dreher u
cyl w szkole parafialnej sw. Jo-
zefa ma rogu Hill i North Frank
lin i W tym czasie wychowaf maj
mniej 1000 uczniow uczenic.
Wczoraj w czasie uroczystosci
jubileuszowych starry nauczyciel
oznajmii wszystkim, ze' usunie
sic klasy pod koniec obecnego
roku szkolnego.
Starry pedagog mieszka W CITE
rech pokojach pnr. 1114 N. Frank
lin I'll. Me ustepuje on dlatego,
re zdrowie mu ma to ME pozwala,
bo jest jeszcze czerstwy silny,
ale dlatego, re jego. zdaniem,
miodszy nauczyciel moze wiecej
zdzialac.
Dreher przyjecha} do Amerykl
kiedy liczyi lat trzy; W. roku IS
rozpoczai karyere nauczycielska.
w roku 1862 zaczai on uczyc w
szkole sw. Jozefa uczy tam do.
tychczas. ..
Dreher ME jest zonaty.
Ma wczorajszym bankiecie o.
becnych byio wielu ksiezy, Sc
dziow, adwokat6w ludzi wybit-
nych. Wspanialsza uroczys1sst
jubileuszowa ma sic odbyc nieco
p6zniej.
Hunta jeszcze ME usunieto.
Kapitan Hunt nalezy jeszcze
do tutejszej policyi. Burmistrz
Harrison mimo najlepszych che
ci musiaf odiozyc jego usuniecie.
Okazalo sic, hle komisya s}uzby
cywilnej ME ma ,prawa robic "a
rzut6w. Jest to obowiazek szefa
policyi i szef dzisiaj sic ia spra-
wa zaiatwi.
Kapitan Hunt oswiadczyl juz
poprzednio, re ma process stanie
przed kazdym tryDunaiem ale ME
pred konisya siuzby cywilnej.
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Przed sad zwiazkowy.

Ma dany znak dluga. reka spra-
wiedliwosci siegneia wczoraj po
przywodcow robotniczych rzeko-
mo wmieszanych W spisek dyna-
mitowy McNamarow.
Siec,. ktora zapuszczono ogar--
neia Gale Stany Zjednoczone,
wszystkie wazniejsze miasta, cd
Nowego Yorku do San Francisco,
cd Duluth cd New Orleans - W
przeciagu paru godzin, areszto-
wano 54ch przewodcow robotni,
czych. - Jedni siedza w wiezie-
niu, inni zas stawili poreczenie, a
stawili je jake gwarancye, ze
dnia 1890 marca stawia sic ma
process W indianapolis, Ind, gdzie
rozprawa sadowa sic odbedzie.
Kilku tych ludzi stawionych W
stan oskarzenia unikneio areszto-
wanna, ale tajni agenci rzadowi
dostana ich dzisiaj lub jutro.
Wiekszosc aresztowanych sta
villa poreczenie cd $1,000 de
$4,000.
Wczoraj aresztowano czterech
chicagoskich wodzow unijnych'
O udziai w spisku oskarzeni So
R. H. Houlihan, James Cooney,
James Coughlin William Shu-
pc. Piatego, niejakiego Patricka
Ryan, jeszcze ME ujeto.
Aresztowan tych spodziewano
sic Cd paru dni: z Indianapolis
codziennie nadchodzi}y pog}oski,
o stawieniu w stan oskarzenla
wodzow unijnych, ale Mkt ME
wiedziai ma kogo Rad sieci swe
zastawia.