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WINS.
Though all Of the above has been pub,
lished for many years, and il is to be found
in the American Drdu1M Player, ana oener
published play, yet in meeting the gem
eral class Of players throughout the country.
If they play single corner, We 1nssrlany s Io
run them into this very line OF pay,
and 1t is by this very experience Lnae
we deem the above play WoIIny
Of this consideration. The DlsPAToH
being the leading paper in western renn- sea.
sylvan1a and second to mono In tne otate,
Its checker column reaches vast alnouuI VI
checker placers who never saw p0ox OF
knew what 1t was to play over pmonsneu
game until they learned 1t from IHE LIS.
PATCH. Our numbered board at the neau OF
this department. has been helpful 70 nun
dreds in running over the games, ana from
this small beginning we find an increasing
desire to know more of published play. IN
this way is fair Dameth courted and sousns
after, and a deeper knowledge or her mys-
teries and her beauties obtained. 1t mas ever
been our object to get every class OF players
interested in the science of our noble game.
We know but little of Dameth's $ beauties our
selves, but what little we know, has mace
us her slave. We do not care how much otn-
ers may sing of the beauties of "Cassia," TO
us the beauties of Dameth "are all beyond
Ed.
GAME NO. eOO-WHITE DYKE.
Plaved in Minpao nolia Mimi November.
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Q Ell Fl s s..

All communications should be addressed to the
Chess Editor p. o. Box 463.
The Pittsburg Chess Club meets at the Pittsburg
Library, Penn avenue.
The Allegheny Chess Club meets at DR.. Miller's
Hall, North avenue, every Monday evening.
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Bargains!!!

You can always secure them at the Jew
elry house of Henry Terheyden, $50 Smith
field street, who has very large stock of
diamonds, jewelry, watches and fancy
goods WIS
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IA ". ".
Mitropolsky VS.. Amateur.
/, Kt to B 6, ch. X to B l; 2, Q to B !, ch.,
KtxQ; 3, 1t to Q 6, mate.
CRITICISMS.
116. "a good waiting move problem"
Tracy. "Not very difficult Catlin. "Not
very fine, but the tries are good" Keeney.
Awarded the third prize in the Pen and
Pencil Problem Tourney, 1885, Mr. Pierce
added in his adjudication that he considered
it tine most difficult problem in the tourney.
Ed .
Iii. Not difficult, but the results are
pleasing" Tracy. "A rather obvious key,
but the mates are good" Catlin. Fine"
wurzburg.. "The mates are fine" Keeney:
lis. "a deceiving position, well worth the
time spent in solving" Tracy. THE key
and some of the mates are good" keeney.
VERY good mating positions, but the idea
has been better worked out before" Catlin.
Correct solutions to all received from j.
F. Tilley, Bellevue John F. Tracy, North
Conway, N. H.; Homer C. Catlin, Canton, O.;
W. 1. Kennard, Melrose, Mass; to all except.
No. ll6, from W. D. Reed, Louisville, Ky.
SoLvERS' SCORE.
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CHESS NEWS.

Yeno,oine's Ne,cs began on Saturday last a
short solution and criticism tourney OF five
problems, one each week. Two weeks are
allowed for solutions. The subjoined prob
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Great Fall of Plates.

If your complaint is want of appetite, try
Angostura Bitters before meals. Trssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-28

1000 fur trimmed jackets at greatly re-
duced prices this week at Rosenbaum &
Co. s. ThS
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TWO EXAMPLES OF BREvITY.

We are indebted to Mr.. H. Ernst, Of New
Orleans, La. for the following games. No.
81 was published in the Times Democrat De-
cember IL, 1886. Mr.. Ernst considers blacks
fifth move, to Kt2. fully equal to the time
honored classic defense with more facilities
for bright bits of chess:
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FANNY wRIGHI'S career disseeted by
Bessie BrambIe for THE DISPATCH to-
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Yesterdays Market Features.

Orders were scarce and the price lower.
The opening and highest for December was
5ss4c; the lowest and closing, Csc. There was
no change in refined. Daily average runs
were R4,496; daily average shipments, 1908
The Philadelphia Gas Company was re-
ported to have struck gasser in the Nc
Galley pool yesterday that had a pressure of
$50 pounds. to the square inch. The same
company has about 20 wells in this field
which are almost completed. The name of
the farm couldnot be ascertained
Oh CITY, Nov. G.-National Transit certifi.
Gates opened at $3.50; highest, 5ssIc; lowest,
57szc: closed at 575sc; sales, 60 900 barrels:
clearances, fs,0O0 barrels; shipments, l59..
996 barrels; runs, 26l ,57 barrels.
NEW YORK, Nov. -2!.-Petroleum opened
steady, declined &c, recovered this loss
later, then became dull and remained so
until the close; Pennsylvania oil, spot. no
sales. December option opening, 5s5Sc: high
est, 5s5sc; lowest. 5s1Sc; closing, 5s5Sc. Lima
oil1No sales. Total sales. $1,000 barrels.
CLEVELAND, Nov. H.-Petroieum ouiet. 8
W. ll0'. &C: "A % gasoline, &c; $50 gasoline.
.1oc; go naptha, SIC.
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ONE ENJOYS

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
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GAME NO. 2O1, OLD FOURTEENTH.
Tho following two games were played
between Mr.. William Mallery and the
checker editor at headquarters, No. 96
Seventh avenue, November 20.
Mr.. Mallery's Move.
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DISPATCH PROBLEM TOURNEY NO. l.

Open to the world
Composers may send any number Of orig
inal and unpublished three-move problems,
unconditional direct mates. Each problem
must be diagramed with full solution and
motto. The name and address of the COM
poser must be inclosed in a separate sealed
envelope: the latter will not be opened till
the publication of the award. Problems can
not be recalled for correction. The publica-
tion OF the problems will begin not later than
March 5, 1892. Not less than three will be
published each week.
Competing positions must be mailed in the
United States OF Canada not later than Feb
ruary Is, 1892, and in all other countries not
later than March l, 1892, to Chess Editor.
PITrsBURG DISPATCH, T. o. Box 463, Pittsburg,
Pa.
We have secured the services Of the follow
ing eminent problemists as judges j. e. j.
Wainwright, S. Lovd and S. NJ. Joseph.
These gen tlemen will award points not ex-
ceeding 100. according to merit, and the
problems with the highest aggregate scores
viii take the prizes. The allotment of points
for the different elements of problem will
be made by the judges.
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GAME NO. 1se-sINGLE CORNER.

The following game was played in Mercer,
Pa, between George W. Mcbride, Attorney
at Law. and the editor Of this column. The
goes into at the eighteenth move seems to
be little known outside of book players. We
deem it worthy of diagram, for no less an
authority than Lawrence Armstrong, Of
Blythsdale, Pa, was caught in it three
times by Mr.. B. G. McGrew on his last visit
to Pittsburg.
CHECKER EDITORS MOVE
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WYLLIE AND BARKER.

The following letter was received by Rob
ert Mccall, of Glasgow, Scotland:
With regard to Mr.. Wyllie's remarks in
your issue Of November !, they sound to me
as ill.judged, to say the least, after the man
ly and conciliatOry utteranceS of Mr.. Bar
ker. surmise that Mr. Wyllie has con-
strued the American champions words as
indicating want OF courage. which 1 as
The day that left Providence, r. l., Mr.
Tilinghass, who is Mr.. Barker's principal
hacker, said to me: Barker does not dis
pute Wyllie's title, neither will he challenge
ious for q match. you may say that 1 will
back Barker for f1O0 or E20o side, the
match to be played in any neutral town in
England, Barker to be allowed f20 for trav-
Mr.. MCCALL of the Herald"
This should convince Mr.. Wyllie of Bar
ker's courage; If he still doubts 1t. and per-
sists in a contest let him deposit s2O with
you, and it will be at once covered by Mr..
Tiltnghast, in behalf Of Mr.. Barker.
should have sent you these facts earlier.
but Mr.. Barker's intentions had already
reached you, and as they were evidently
meant to be pacific, had no wish to create
controversy. am in no sense partisan to
either champion; honor Mr.. Barker for the
considers a spurious title, and returns it to
the rghtful owner, when he might have
chosen less honorable course.
And 1 admire the unconquerabIe spirit
his talented compeer, even though he be
past three-score-and-ten, and against the
advice OF his genuine well-wisher who may
desire to see him emulate the example of
Anderson, and retire with his laureis intact.
/ am, etc. JAMES HILL. q
The above letter would, we think, tend to
show that there will be match between
these two famous experts in the near fu-
ture; but q careful analysis of the above
will show that Mr.. Tilinghast wants to be in
the position of dictator. Wyllie is not even
to have the choice of where the match is to
be played, but as Mr.. Wyllie is one who is
well able to watch his own interests, he will
have something to say. 1t would appear
that Mr.. Tilinghast was afraid to put up his
money to play the old man on his native
heath, but we would think that Mr.. Wyllie
would insist on Glasgow, in the same way
Mr.. Tilinghast insists on the next match be-
tween Messrs. Reed and Barker shall be
played in Providence. All we desire is to
see n match and have this question Of su-
premacy settled, as Mr.. Wyllie seems anx-
fous to meet Mr.. Barker. II Mr.. Hills letter
had contained direct challenge to Mr.
Wyllie and a deposit OF $780, 1t would have
been more to the point than such q commu-
nicat tion as the above. We trust there will
be no more quibbling, but get to an under
standing at once and have this point set
tied, which has been discussed for over two
years-(CHECKER EDITOR.
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GAME NO. eOO-WHITE DYKE.
Played in Minneapolis, Minn., November.
1891, between F. A. Briggs and L. 8. Head.
Mr.. Briggs move.

(a) At first glance 3o-96 looks q winner,
but it only draws.
(c) 49, So 1875, 1926, sl-2s, s7s, 81, Ills, 7lo,
1913, 20-16, drawn. L. 8. HEAD.
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PRIZES.

SOLUTION TOURNEY.
A solution competition will be held in
connection with the problem tournament,
the conditions of which will be published in
due time. Five prizes will be offered.
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White: Z pieces.
White mates in two moves.

SOLUTION TOURNEY PROBLEMS.
Problem No. 116, @ toQB1
Problem No. III, Kt to K B 8.
Problem No. lis, Kt TX 81 to B4.
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STRUCK DOWN FROM OVERWORK.

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Checker Headquarters-Home Hotel. Duquesne
way, between Eighth and Ninth streets. and at
Samuel Seeds, 96 Seventh avenue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12

wielkie bogactwo ducha serca Pred odja-
zdem domu wystawi}a skromny pomnik ma
grobie ojca, reszte pienedzy dala matce. u
czennice szkole napefni}y kufer J6zefny bic
LIMA, trzewikami, pf6tnem, ale IL tego J6zef-
ma wieksza Geese zostawi}a dla m}odszego TO.
dzeGstwa. Szlachetna dziewczyna nigdy ME
mysla}a sobe, zawsze stara}a sic dzia}ac dla
innych, innym dobrze czynic, innym radosc
sprawiaG Ofary bogatych, og}aszane chwa
lone gazetach, So zacne chwalebne, lecz So
podobne do tego, co z przepe}nionego garnka
sp}ywa po jego scianach. Ofary ubogich, kt6,
rzy sobie ujmujq, o lie wiekszc maja znacze.
nie
J6zefna dostawa}a sniadanie W swej izde-
bee zawsze pi}a gorzka kawe, a cukier cho
wa}a posy}a}a cd czasu do czasu matce. Ia
ki jeden uczynek wiecej macy, anizeli kiedy
bogacz sto marek przeznaczy dla ubogich mia
sta. Me trzeba sadzie ceni6 ofar dobro-
dziejstw wed1ug sunny pieniedzy wagi, lecz
wedfug wewnetrznej wartosci. Chwala po ga
zetach stomark6wki bogacza, DO to setki ME
zwazaja ma fenygi .ofarowane przez wdowe,
chociaz te ostatnie wieksze maja znaczenie.
Tam dale zwykle chee pokazania sic, a tu da.
je mi}ost Boga blizniego.
Porzadku nauce dla dzieci jeimose ME
chciala, DO mowi1a, ze dzieci ME maja sic me.
czye nauka, przeciez ME potrzebuja, pienisdze
many. Do roboty panna bsdzie miala dosye,
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za wielka obftosc nafty.
Urzedowy wynik wybOrow
w Iowa.
Process Wuja Sama.

Birmingham, Ala., II listopada.
Najwiekszy process, jaki kiedykol,
wick odby} sic W Alabama, rozpoczai
sic dzisiaj W sadzie zwiazkowym.
Rad zwiazkowy wytoczyi skarge
przeciw kompanii kolejowej ,,Ten-
nessee & Coosa R. R. Co." innym,
$4,000 akr6w gruntu lezacego
wzd}uz owej kolei, ktory wart jest
miliony dolar6w. Rad twierdzi, il
nigdy ME zrzek} sic praw swoich do
tych grunt6w, odda je opieke "a
rzadcy masy. Wielka czes6 gruntow
spornych kompania koiejowa roz
sprzeda}a, i grunta te juz sa osiedlo'
ne juz to przez farmer6w, juz tez
przez Gale kolonie.
Wylew nafty.
Pi1sburg, Pa, II listopada.
Kompania standard Oil Co."
wczoraj po raz pierwszy musiala sic
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ROk II.

przyznac, ze ME jest W stanie spro-
STAG produkcyi nafty W kopalniach
McDonalda. Dawniej zawsze szczy-
ella sic tenn kompania, IL znakomita
jej siec -rur, maszyn i magazyn6w
jest W stanie najob6tsze zrod}a male
zycie eksploatowac, : W ostatnich
jednakze trzech dniash 10000 beczek
nafty, wartujacych $4,000, splynelo
pc Robbs Run, gdyz ME MONA ich
by}o czy to rurami sciaghat, czy tez
W magazynach pomiescie.s w osta-
tniln miesiacu zapasy nafty zdumie-
wajaco sic nagromadzily.
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DZIECIE MARYI.
(Ciag dalszy).

Dzieci osmielone grzecznoscia J6zefny,
wyciagne}y brudne rece. Lecz matka tylko
sic smia4a, mowiac: ale vase rece!
J6zefna sta}a sama w izdebce, kt6ra mia}a
bye swiadkiem jej radosci smutka. Radosci?
Czemu ME? Ludzie ci moga bye dobrzy.
= Nam nadzieje = rzek}o dziecko Nary
stane}o przed obrazem Chrystusa : mann ma
dzieie ME ludziach, lecz Bogu. Wien,
Oicze sierot, ze mi b}ogosSawiG bedziesz, skoro
obowiazki mole wype}nie Jezeli przyjda upo-
korzenia cierpienia to dodaj mi mocy. O.,
jaki piekny obraz Matki Boskiej! Teraz je-
stem spokojna, nam mad }6zkiem obraz dru-
giej matki, ducha mego opieku6czego, Marys
Pierwsze dni przesz}y dose spokojnie, po
minawszy niekt6re mowy jejmoSci obraaajace
kt6re jednak pochodzi}y wiecej gfupoty, AMI
aeli re z}osci, bo z}a ME byla, ale giupia ma O.
koso, jak m6wi przysiowie rosyjskie. Pewnie
to zawsze pieniadz rzadzi} swiatem, lecz ME
zawsze ME wszedzie r6wny spos6b; W tel
rodzinie pieniadz calkiem zastepowa1 SERGE
rozum, pieniadz byl wszystkiem, kierowal ca
lem ayciem.
To ME bys dom ssstosowny dla J6zefny,
kR6ra pienisda byla .uboga, lecz posiadala
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praG, szy6, sporzadzat szaty, okna my6 izby
uprzataG.
= Ale = cd powiedzia}a skromnie J6zef
ma = mysla}am, ze bede tn nauczycielka, ME
pos}ugaczka.
= Naturalnie nauczycielka,. ale do po-
s}ugi.
= Lecz dzieci ME teda mia}y dla mnie
szacunku.
-Ach, coz tam szacunek, panna jestes
uboga ME powinnas zwazac ma szacunek, tyl-
ko ma zarobek. U mnie s}ug moga sobie VIE
lie zaoszczedzic, jezeli chca
Tax by}a tu J6zefna rzeczywiscie pos}u-
gaczka. Gdyby by}a bogata, toby mia1a sza.
cunek, chodby by}a najg{upsza. Nawet dzieci
Gently ludzi wed}ug peniedzy "a przyk}adem
rodzic6w, skoro sic dowiedzia}y, re nauczyciel-
ka jest uboga, m6wi}y do siebie:
-Nauczycielka ME ma pieniedzy AMI
domu jak my, jest uboga, my many jej stu
chac!
J6zefna siedzia}a uczennicami przy sto-
lie; smutna by1a, DO dzieci znowu mic ME umia.
}y. Badz grzeczna uwazaj = rzek1a J6zef
ma do najstarszej dziewczynki, czytaj jeszcze
raz powiastke.
= Juz raz czyta3am.
- Lecz ME dobrze.
Czy ia temu Wilma, ae sic pannie mole
czytanie ME podobal matce sic rodoba, ona
sic ana ma tenn, DO ma pienisdze
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= S}uchaj mnie z och'ts, j-ze chcesl
bye dobren dzieckiem.
Jedenastoletnie dziewcze zasmiafo sic gfo-
sno, zamkne}o <siazke raek}o wstajac cd
sto}u.
Vie panna, ,tego zwyczaju mas ME ma,
abysmy s}ucha}y slug P6jds doogrodu.
J6zefna bolesnie patrzaSa "a odchodzacem
dzieckiem. By}a przekonana re dziecko ME
m6wi1o tax samo przez siebie, lecz ~ take
mysli, uczucia, s}owa zosta1y mu wszczepione
przez matke. Lecz jak naprawic dziecko, jak
naprawic to, co matka zepsn}a? Cichy pfacz
przebudzil J6zefne zamyslona. Najm}odsze
szescioletnie dziecko ociera}o sobie raczka 1zy
swieze 1ka1o g}osno J6zefna re strachem
zapyta}a sic:
- CO ci jest dzecko?
- Jadwisia by}a niegrzeczna dla ciebie
obrazi}a Gle, to mnie boil, DO Gle kocham =
odpowiedzialo dzecko p}aczem.
J6zefna uca}owa}a serdecznie ma}a cd
razu zapomnia1a urazy, bo hiewinne czyste
SERGE jej powiedziafo: kocham Gle. | Marya
srednie dziecko, zdawala sic ganic postepowa.
ME Jadwisi, bo siedziala cicho mad ksiazka
widocznie radoscia slucha}a najmlodszej. J6-
zefna uczy1a dalej, nagrode opowiedziala
ma ko6cu dzieciom piskna powiastke.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi)
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Wielka Bry tania.
LOndy,a, II listopada.

Nies}ychany orkan wczoraj j7wieczo-
rem szala{ w po8udniowej czesci An
gill Irlandyi, zewszad nadchodza
telegramy o olbrzymich szkodach
przezen zrzadzonych. Donosza mie-
dzy innemi rozbiciu sic francuskie-
go skunera ko}o Hythe W kanale i
okregu angielskiego Benvenne ko4o
Sand Gate. Kapitau skunera, jego
iona syn, utoneli; zaSogi okretu
sngielskiego rowniez utoneto Z Osob,
a reszta trzyma}a sic takelazy po-
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AustrO-W egry.
Praga, II listopada

Praga, II listopada.
Anarchisci w Czeehach cd uieja-
kiego czasu rozwineli nad1wyczaj
znaczna dzia}alnos6 i policya szcze-
g6lniejsza ma mich zwraca}a uwage.
Nakouiec przyszsa policya do prze-
konania, re jakis plan u,anarchIst6w
juz dojrza} dlatego dzisiaJ areszto-
wano kilku g}6wnych wichrzycieli.
Szesciu Mich zamknieto, miedzy nj
mi najniebezpieczniejszego Hergeta.
w mieszkaniach owych szesciu zna-
leziono mnostwo broszur podburzaja-
cych
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Telegramy Zagranicgle,
Burze elementarne W Europie.
1 burze pOlityczne W Ameryce
SrOdkOwej pofudniOwej.
Orkany W Anglii, Francyi, Hi
szpanii POrtugalii.
Budaet niemiecki.
Budaet niemiecki.
Powstanie w Chinaeh.
Zamach ma iyeie generate Ezeta
VI SalYadOrze.
Nielllcy.
Berlin, IL listop.

OO' S"e3 IL AASSN Z.
Budzet ma rok 1892 zosta} dis O.
g8oszony. Wydatki, beda o ITO mi
ion6w marek wieksze, niz W r. 1891,
tego 65 milion6w p6jdzie ma wy
datki wyjatkowe. Dochody wyno-
sza o % milion6w wiecej niz W r.
1891. Przed}ozonym zostanie wnio-
SEX do zaciagniecia pozyczki 156 mi
iion6w marek ma Department. woj-
ska, floty kolei zelazuych, jakotez
ma utwierdzenie wyspy Helgolaud.
Bank Somerfelda zosta} urzedowo
og}oszony bankrutem. Aresztowano
urzednik6w bank6w Sommerfelda /
Hirschfelda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
Cliny,.
Szangai, II listopada.

W prowincyi Huran wyhuch}o
powstanie i zdaje sic, re wojna do
NOVA jest nieunikniona. Naczelnik
tajnego stowarzyszenia Kalad Hui
zosta} aresztowany W tutejszej dziel-
nicy francuskiej. Wicekr6l Nankinu
kaza} go poddac torturom, azeby
z}ozy} zeznanie odw6ch wspolnikach,
jesli mic ME zdradzi, to mu glove
utna. Wszedzie daja sic dostrzegac
plakaty nawoiujsce do powstania.
Europejscy possowie W Pekinie So
bezczynni. Chihscy ministrowie i
urzednicy brataja sic z powstahcaml,
zowia ich przyjacio}mi, zapraszaja ma
uczty i co tygodnia urzadzaja festyny
dla Mich. Cudzoziemcy W Chinach
zamieszkali So ma to oburzeni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-12
COsta.Rica.
San Salvador.

Santa Anna, IL listopada.
W}asuie odkryto tu sprzysiezenie
ma zycie generaia Antonio Ezeta,
ministra wojny i foty, jakotez spraw
wewnetrznych. General jest braten
genera}a Carlosa Ezeta, prezydentA
rzeczypospolitej. Przywodzca sprzy-
siezonYch ma bye general Maximus
Salguero. Tenn szkaradniejszym jest
postepek tego ostatniego, IL zawdzie-
cza on zycie Carlosowi Ezeta.
Sal guero bowiem po rozruchach
pred niedawnym czasem zosta} ska
zany Ia rozstrzelanie, ale przez pre-
zydenta u}askawiony. Aresztowano
kilkanascie os6b, innychjeszcze beda
aresztowali. Podobno DR.. Salvador
Duarte mia} cd sprzysiezonych pole
Genie trucizna zg}adzic genera}a.
Take wplatani So to sprawe DR..
Luciano Hernandez i general Lizandro
Letona, obaj zamieszkali W Guate-
mali.
Rewolucyjne zachcianki W Starosa
W Honduras Rad zarodku st}umi}.
Take i te rozruchy mia}y STAG W
zwiazku re sprzysiezeniem Saliva
dorze. Nadejscie wojsk rzadowych
przestraszy}o przyw6dzc6w, kt6rzy
schronlli sic do Guatemala.
Eksprezydentowi Saldivar zabrs-
Mono wraca6 do kraju.
Wedle prywatnych doniesieh ze
Salvadoru ostre nieporozumienie ma
stapi}o pomiedzy bracmi Ezeta.