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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BIDS OPENED.

There were two sets Of bids opened today in
the board room. The first set of bids opened
was for dredging the James Creek canal. c. C.
Forbes bid % cents per cubic yard for that sec
ton between Washington barracks and "
street and 80 cents per cubic
yard between street and the
facade Of Tiber sewer; 4. =. Morgan. .
n street aud 81 cents per cubic yard between
street and the facac Tiber sewer: L. {. sum
mers, 25Z cents Tor that section between the
barracks and n street, and 81 4 cents for that
space between n street and the facade OF the
1lber sewer; Baltimore Dredging Company. "a
cents for that space between the barracks and n
street and 36 cents for the space between u
street and the facade of the Tiber sewer.
Bids were also opened for constructing $40
lineal feet of 61s feet concrete sewers. The
bidders were: b. j. Coyle, c. Il. McCleaster, T..
H. Shugrue, Andrew Gleeson, f. q. Rock and
j. McCandlish. Az the bids include many minor
items want Of space forbids their introduction
here.
TO EXAMINE PARTY WALL
A commission consisting Of A. p. Clarke,
architect, and Chas. s. Denham and James
Hughes, builders, have been appointed to ex-
anime the existing east party wall Of house 3Ss
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, 20 determine
upon the fitness and strength Of the wall AZ .
party wall. The commission will meet in the
inspector of buildings Office Monday morning
at II o'clock.
ELECTRIC LrGHr cospuIrs.
The United States Electric Lighting Com
pany today asked permission to lay under
ground conduits as follows: On 18th street
northwest from Massachusetts avenue 70 Flor
ida avenue, under west sidewalk on 10th
street northwest, from Massachusetts, avenue
to Florida avenue, under west sidewalk; on
Rhode Island avenue, from 18th to 9TH street.
under north sidewalk; on 9TH street, from ID
northwest to Water street. thence
Water street to arsenal on Louisiana
avenue, under sidewalk in front Of
62s to 9th street; thence on 9Th street. ID street;
thence under north sidewalk TO ~ street; on
G northwest from Az to I'd street, under north
sidewalk. They also ask permission to place
distributing poles in alleys Of squares facing
along the above routes with the permission "
connect same with conduits.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued today follows: G. d. Maxwell,
one brick dwelling, 1752 p street northwest,
$4,000; Chas. Ford, one brick dwelling, l2lS
Halt street southeast, $600.
Monetary Commissioners ConArmed.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina tons %
n. p. Hill Of Colorado, VIM. A. Russell Of
Massachusetts and Lambert Tree Of minois TO
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What They Call Clever in Boston.


From the Boston Traveller, Jan. Il.
We have all heard of the woman who de-
ponds for her spending money on the odd bits
she chances to find in her husbands pockets
But who ever heard of the clever device n GER
tain young spinster in Boston has of getting
some pin money without earning it?
She goes weekly to all the public
parlors in the large hotels, and,
with the pretense of waiting for friend,
wanders from seat to seat. and when unob-
served runs her hands between the back and
sides of the luxuriously upholstered easy
chairs. She makes most alarming finds. once
80 bill; oftener. however. small pieces Of
silver are nestled in the cavernous cracks. She
has suddenly become a regular customer
at the secondhand jewelry shops, as rings
and stick pins are frequently exhumed
from their Desdemonian hiding places.
This may be tempting tip to the
unfortunate girl whose January bills have
caused papa to vow that she shall have but a
meager allowance. which would have seemed !.
fortune for spending money when he was a boy
But be not too sanguine. Our clever spinster
considers Boston well secured for month and
has invested some of her pilfered pennies in
ticket to New York, where she is now, sup
pose, reaping harvest at the same trick.
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PROPOSALS.

LIMITED STATES COMMISSION OF FISH AND
~ fsheriss- WASHINGTON. ID. c., January is, 1egl.-
scesJ proPossis vin 1s Escsiys a tnis once up 70
N0 sON q AN0Ahh LhihIa-flhsI. leel. tcr fur-
Tor light hauling Fun information requirements
b. obtained Application the superintendent Of
csntrss ststaou, corner oh and Sta Aw.. washin-
ton. DC. MARSHALL NATIONALLY, Cosnuissioosr.
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Swept Away by . Frushes.

Miss Rosa scheisterbacker and her sistsr
Louise, who had been visiting her sister, Mira
Jacob Cables, on Tower Hill, near Poughkeep-
sic, were swept away by q freshet Thursday
while trying TO drive across flooded bridge
near Dover Plains and we're drowned. MI.
Gables, who was with them, had . NARROW es-
cape from death The bodies were recovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24
Questionable Entertainment.

From the Minneapolis Tribune.
Not long ago we had a very successful conun-
drum social. The notice was given like this:
IAN are cordially invited to attend social
at Mrs Winston's next Friday evening. 1t is q
conundrum. Come and guess it,
Slips of paper were prepared; half having
written on them the conundrums the other
half bearing the answers, in style as follows:
QUERY. :.
Why is . cats tail like the earth?
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SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
A Pretty Brunette Ends Her Life with q
Pistol Bullet.

pEsPoSDEScY OVER HER TROUBLES CAUSED THE
Acr-sHE INTENDED TO KILL xAS-HER LIT
TER TO DETECTIVE M'pKvrrr-xo INQUEST
DEEMED NECESSARY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

I AKELAND HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE ON
IL SMALL MONTHLY PAiMENTs.-This beauti-
ful subdivision is situated in Prince Georges county
Md, about miles from Washington. the WASH
Dr. OF the Is. o. RI. and the Wash. and Bait pike
where electric railroad will be built In altitude it
healthy and adjacent to and surrounded by Charlton
Heights, College Park. Berwyn and the grounds Of
the Maryland Agricultural College. 1t has Is miles OF
WIDE well graded avenues, which g. 600 shade trees
have been planted and are now being boxed. 1t has
park that contains In acres, in which there IL
new station, where 20 or more trains stop daily ;
tcketsto Washington 6cents the in 20 minutes
or about " minutes drive. % houses completed
and in course of erection 10 of which have sold
and occupied within months. and of 15 more un-
improved lots sold 10 or Is purchasers will build
house, electric light plant walks. &c, will be
constructed. Churches schools stores &C.. are con-
venient. Prices Of lots 300 to $500. Terms: $40
cash and $40 per month. 30 per month $3.50
orless. Lakeland has more improvements and con-
veniences and better located than any other subd
less than double these PRICES 10 comfortable frame
dwellings with brick foundations. porches, closets
outbuildngs wells, pumps. cellars baths, heat, &c
on lots that average y acre. to he sold to desirable
q. 900 q 40. each s1O cash $40 per mo- Ar
III. sOO&1 -, no. each &,O casn& $50 per mo- ,S Or
~, 2O&2$2. 100, eac and &25 per mo- tS ar
.2OO&l 80 each $50 cash and $50 per mo ;7&sr
per cent discount viii be made all part cash
sales For further partc plats. free tickets
bla st. (bet. 9th and 10th and and SITS from
to ~ a. H. or y. m. at Lakeland from l2:3O to
4p.m. jaI5-;Sm
FOR sALE-sMALL FARM. WITHIN THREE
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EOR SALE,
BARGAINS IN LOTS,
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS,
so,, gRp 8kd,skI p;;xn

We have large number OF lots in the above sub
divisions which can sell very cheap and easy
Ibis property isincreasing rapidly In value
and IL the best suburb OF Washington to buy either
Plata. prices, Re. cali on kEDfOKD W. WALKER
q son. 10O6 y st. NV. js.rlm
E,oR sALE-THE CORNER OF 9TH AND @ SITS
Tn.e.; AZ BY ZIG; will make eight good building lots
and In the preftese location in that section. So IT.
Tsrmsessy. T.RBROOKs, 6l6 18th INV. d2S-lm
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EOR sALE-sMALL FARM. WITHIN THREE
miles and in full view of this city high and healthy
good nine-roo,n dwelling; good outbuiidings; twenty
six acres. Price only ~ 800. Easy terms.
X. A. PHILLIPS 4 SON.
ta15-1m 14ly New York ave-
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Monetary Commissioners Connrmed.
The Senate has confirmed the nominations Of
n p. Hill Of Colorado, VIM. A. Russell Of
Massachusetts, and Lambert Tree Of Illinois TO
be commissioners 10 consider the estAblish-
ment of an international coin or coins.
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TURKISH COMPASSIONATE FUND
ART HAND EMBROIDERIEs
FOR
BALL DRESSES, HOUSE DECORATION.
TABLE LINEN &c

TABLE LINEN, &c.
THE ARLINGTON, ROOM PSF.
These Embroideries the work Of 600 destitute
Mahonedan women in the east marvels of work
anship. color and design. Paris materials
Greater has before in this country
and NOWHERE are they sold in STORES.
OPENING SATURDAY. JANUARY "a.
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RICE AND QuAI1rx.

A GREAT MANY PERSONS CONSIDER
PRICE THE ONLY STANDARD FROM
WHICH TO JUDGE THE VALUE OF MER-
CHANDISE.
IN PURCHASING READY-MADE CLOTH
ING You CAN MAKE NO GREATER MIS-
TAKE THAN ITO DEPEND SOLELY UPON
THE PRICE. CLOTHING TO BE OF ANY
VALUE AT ALL MUST BE WELL AND
THOROUGHLY MADE FROM RELIABLE
FABRICS. WITH GOOD SUBSTANTIAL
TRIMMINGS. YOU ALSO SHOULD INSIST
UPON HAVING THEM sTYLISHLY CUT
AND PERFECT IN FIT.
SUCH GARMENTS ARE OUR FULL-DREss
SUITS. IN BROADCLOTH AND. ENGLISH
woRsTED. THAT ARE MEETING WITH
SUCH HIGH FAVOR WITH DREssY MEN.
ALSO THE SUPERB LINE OF MEDIUM AND
HEAVYWEIGHT OvERCoATs THAT WE
ARE SELLING AT SUCH FAIR AND
EQUITABLE PRICES.
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The Lar silver Pool Invsssae.sss..

From ths Phiiadslphia Prsss
A good deal Of astonishment h expressed
here over the lAx methods Of the House COM
mittes In oonduesing The investigated Mr..
Litslers examination today vas conductsd in
lnittss = riding with IL 6at3sr.
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AUCTION SALES.
EOLEY, Auctioneer.

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. HOUSE NO. 12Ol
MADISON STREET NORTHWEST, NEAR THE
CORNER OF NJ STREET.
Lot IL. in by 40, eight rooms and bath and pantry
in good order, neatly papered good range and atrobe
cabinet and slate mantels; rentsfo $50 per month
House nearly and well built viii be sold ut auc-
ton THURSDAY. HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p
NJ. JANUARY TWENTY-NINTH, In front of prem
ises This h part of west part Of lot T. square 44S
beginning 40 feet north Of street and running north
40 feet by depth 1874 In.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in six. twelve and
eighteen months, at U per cent annum secured by
deed Of trust all cash. at purchasers option de-
post of 300 at time Of sale. Terms be complied
with in fifteen days from day Of SALE or right
to resell at rsk and cost of defsulting purchaser All
conveyanctne and recording at purchasers cost Par
ties in want Of nice home will do well by attending
this sale, ~ Il Will be sold without reserve.
jn24-4ts FOLEY Auctioneer
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FOR SAI,E-IOTS

L,OR sALk-A BARGAIN. EITHER FOR BUILD
II ing investing; only two squares from the Capt.
tol; l4OxlODft. Ist ST. ne Mass.
40 square, being improved by fine block Of
houses: paving Of street contracted for.
Abstract title free. Address
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

OODO hDAN L hOf EfLI I.
EOR SALOON EASY TERMS-ONE TRACT OF
90 acres, two Of 10 and of 30 acres with
nne views, very near and overlooking Rock Greek
Park. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER, $40 L q. n w. ja.s2 81
EOR SALE-AT SPECULATIVE PRICES, SEW
eral tracts of land between the Rock Creek Park and
Connecticut ave. extended. upon which the Cali
tornia syndicate Propose to construct cable road to
District line. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, go 81. n w.
ja2--l-:3t
IfOR SALE-TEN ACRES BEAUTIFULLY STU
ated just beyond South Brookland where ground is
selling at rate Of ~, 900 per acre Only $500 per
ID ARE CHANCE TO SECURE CHOICE LOT IN
~ Glen Echo. Information by addressing Box II,
Star office. 5sI5 2ws
EOR SALE-FINE SUBURBAN HOUSE AT FOR
4 est Glen, Md; new - rooms; near station Also
hne house in Mt Pleasant near street cars; large
grounds. j. Il. HEREFORD, l419 g st. ja19-6t
EoR SALE-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER
Il for short time that very valuable and beautifully
situated property known as West BrookIand, contain
ing 13 acres, immediately opposite the Catholic UNI
yersity at Brooks Station on Met r. r.. and at ter
minus OF the electric about II minutes ride from
Treasury Department This is rare chance for a
institution. For particulars inquire of
hEDFORD W. WALKER h SON,
Jal0-lw 1905 st. NV.
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were issued today rs follows: G. d. MAXWELL,
one brick dwelling, 1752 p street northwest,
$4,000; Chas. Ford, one brick dwelling, l2l8
Halt street southeast, 600.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-20
Straszliwe nieszczescie przy bu-
dOWie kOlei.
EksplOzya W New Yorku.
POzar wielki W Jacksonville, Fla.
Wazne sprawy W legislature
Stanu Illinois.
EksplOzya dynamitu.

zo1rytowm, ~. Y, 1s. maja.
DIS wydarzy}o sic W sa-
siedztwle naszem straszliwe
nieszczescie, kt6rego ofara pa
do 16 do 90 ludzi zabitych i
tylez ciezko pokaleczonych. =
Pociag z1ozony lokomotywy
j otwartego wozu wi6z} gro.
made W}och6w i "a pax dy-
namitu, kt6rych kazda "a
wiera}a SO funt6w. W}osi je-
chali do pewnego miejsca,
gdzie miano tfzeci tor po}ozyc.
Ma przedzie lokomotywy leza-
Ia lima zwinieta. W1asnie kie.
dy przechodzi} Holmes Point,
W poi drogl pomledzy Torry-
town Irvington, iskra To-
komotywy pad}a ma line i "a
pali}a ia. Przez poruszanie sic
pociagu p1omie1f sie'zwieksza1,
MIN jadacy W}osi spostrzegli,
jake grozi niebezpieczedstwo,
eksplodowa}a jedna pax "a
wierajacych dynamit. William
Brannigan, konduktor innego
pociagu, kt6ry przypadkowo
znajdowa} sic 0 $50 yard6w
cd owego pociagu, tax opo-
wiada, co sic dalej sta}o:
,,Kiedy lima palaca sic zapa-
lila pierwsza pake z dynami.
tenn, jeden z ludzi jadacych
zeskoczy} wagonu. Dosta} sic
pod ko}a i zosta} przejechany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-20
= Me osmieli sic on tutaj powr6cic! :

= Me osmieli sic on tutaj powr6cic! =
m6wii wszyscy.
y l tatusio ME wr6ci! = wzdycha} Jur-
gis. = Jutro go jak z}odzieja czy zb6ja do Ko-
VIVA powioda.
Waiver stamtad ucek} mimowoi do
Rufna swe krok skierowa}, co ten mu powie.
Kaleka przy stole swym roboczym sic
dzia}, fgurke swieta rzezbiac. By} blady jak
papier, trzes}y mu sic wargi, a ma chude rece
praca zajete pada}yz oczu rzadkie, wielkie kro-
pie jak per}y. A on ch ME ociera} ami sic
wstydzi4, ami chowa}, cboc skrzyp drzwi us}y-
sza1 i goscia pozDa}.
= Rufn!.. -. spodziewa3es sic ty }ajdac
twa takiego? = wybuchna} Waiver stajac
pred MIN.
Rzezbiarz roboty zaprzesta} rece swoim
zWyczajem wyciagajac ma stole, z}ozy} na mich
glove zne kama.
: Mona W co wierzy6 ma swiecie, co czy-
mic, co kochac! = Karewis wzburzony dalej
m6wi}. = Kiedy ludzie jak psy sic gryzq, jak
niewolnik zdradzaja. A gdziez to zemi uni,
}owanie, gdzie ia wiara cos ty kiedys tax s}a-
viii Ten ma obczyznie ME by3, ia chata go
zhodowa}a, ia ziemia wykarmi}a = a taxi on
Mniescie wytykaI palcami, sadziliscie, nazy-
waliscie odstepca Niemcem Kt6z on = ten
wasz chop = ten wasz brat?
On jest morderca zginie! powoG,
uroczyscie przem6wil Ruin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-20
kzy mu zasch}y, CLOS stwardnia}.

-Jego jak kakol wyrwa spala innym
ma przyk}ad. I tylko ia jeden po MIN zap}a-
cze, ta matka ziemia we wuetrznosciach swo-
ich b6l poczuje po synu zgubionym, po sile
zmarnowanej, po nadziei zagas}ej. TAX on
przepadnie marny przek]ety, tax on zgnije
oplwany = zgubi go w}asnie ia moe, kt6ra
pogardzi}, to kochanie wiara, kt6rych sic od-
przysiag}. w bojowaniu one W zach trwaja
i trwac beda ale uie daj nikomu mas Boze
bojowania tego bye kwasem, }ez tych bye przy,
czyna. Takim on jest ten zdrajca!
A wiesz, dlaczego on zdradzi}? Dla-
tego, re szwedas mu dziewczyny odm6wR.
= Dlatego, re Bog tax dopuscA! : Rufn
poprawR powaznie Wszelakiemi = On
wielki = ohydami SWAT ten obsia7 gryzace
py1y rozrzuci}, kolace osty po sciezkach costa
viii, zjadliwe gady pod g2azami ukry}, gorz-
kimi smaki napoje zaprawi}. A wszystko =
On dobry = tax zrobi1, bysmy nieba zadajac,
do Niego wciaz tesknili, wsr6d ziemskich nedz
i b6l6w, zawsze hen W gore nagrody wypo
czynku wygladali Taxi On madry jest!..
A ten zdrajca TEN zapomnia} - przeto ia
p1acze po MIN - bo z biednych, z nedznych
on najbiedniejszy, najnedzniejszy.
= Rufn, tvs chyba swiety, re ty ia wszyst-
ko inaczej jak ludzie widzisz. Ty chyba Bo.
giem rozmawiasz!
Me swiety ia i ME inaczej widze. Tyl-
kom sam zawsze! kimze rozmawiac mann, jak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-20
SZARY PR0CH
WIESC
CD -PRzEz .
MARIE RODZIEWICZ.
MARIE RODZIEWICZ.
P,oWIEsG
= PRZEZ
VII
(Ciag dalszY).

= Tedy mu ha6ba po ostatnia jego 60
dzine ha6ba temu, co go Imieniem Bozem po-
zdrowi : zawoIa} starry dzikim g1osem opa-
dajgc wyczerpany na pos}anie.
Wawra dreszcz wstrzasna1. Uciek} cha
ty cd tych slow okropnych, cd klatw, kt6re
bracia ciskali - Ale we wsi ma}y, duzy to
samo mia} ma ustach, oczach nieub}agana,
cicha, zmujdzka zawzietosG
Me podnosi} mkt g}osu, ale W szmerach
by}y dixie zgrzyty, szepty dysza7y wSciek7o
scia.
U szwedas6w by]o zbiegowisko ma pod
w6rzu, tlok W chacie.
Juzas schrypniety, trzesacy sic cd zzoscl
zapamietania opowiada1 przebleg katastrofy
Sledztwa, Jurgis p}aka} jak dziecko.
= Niedoczekanie jego po naszej ziemi cho-
die niej chleb jesG! Me doczekanie jego DO
koscio3a wstapi6 s}owo cd cz3owieka pos4y-
szecl Mech sic ud}awi tymi pieniadzmi, co
mu dadza, MECH sic ma nieswieconym cmenta-
rzu obwiesi, gdzie cholernik6w samoboj-
COW grzebia! = pomstowal okrutnie Juzas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-20
Serbia.
Be5qrad, 19 maia.

Ma radzie miuistrow uchWa.
lono dzisiaj wydalenie kr6lo-
wei Natalii Z Serbiii, a policya
otrzyma}a stosovne polecenia.
Uczyniono powt6rny napad ma
pa}ac kr6lowej / prze}amano
}a6cuch obywateli, kt6rzy pa}a-
Gu b1onili. Pc wielu trudach
uda}osie wreszcie wejsc policyi
do pa}acu. Wdarla sic ona az
do sypialni kr6lowej i zawez-
wa}a ia, ably sic podniosia,
poniewaz natychmiast ma opu-
scit Serbia. Kr6lowa odpowie-
dzia}a z godnoscia, ze poddaje
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-20

ME Bogiem, co mi sierocie jeden pozosta1 :
"a wszystko, czem wy sic cieszycie!
Waiver ME smia} wiecej sic odezwat, sza-
cunkiem czcia zdjety kaleka znowu do ro-
boty sic wzia} juz zwyk}ym tonem spyta}
= Widzia}es po TEN Rozalke?
Me, ME godzi sic jej widokiem obcego
smutku powiekszac!
= s1usznie uczyni1es. Ranne zwierze i
cMowiek nieszczesliwy jednaka nature maja.
w jane czarna, pustke daleka - skry6 sic
cierpi+c!
- On tn ME wr6ci chyba?
Me powazy sic, mysle.
= A jakby sic powazy}?
- Uchowaj 60 Boze cd takiej doll!
- Ludzie zapomna, lekac go sic beda
zreszta.
- To naszych ludzi ME znasz. I ME "a.
pominaja oni raz zrazeni ME znaja co lex.
-'Zdradz} kogo wiecej!
Me!
= Wr6cH Marcinek?
= Wr6ciN Juz tel pore ko6ea W ko
nice kraju wiedza, re W }a1cuchu jedno ogniwo
pek}o, stalowe, hartowne ogniem j woda i z
nami wszyscy biadaja
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
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Berlin, 10 maja.
,,o;oL4 P;eno

D6TGtTG, 10 1udId.
Dawny projekt Bismarcka,
aby przez sprowadzenie chin
skich robotnikow po}ozyc tame
wszelkim rozruchom miedzy
robotnikami, przyjsG moze do
skutku. W Hamburgu DUO
miejscowych robotnik6w "a,
stapiono Chi1czykami, Gaze
ta W Mecklemburgu podaje
regularnie og}oszenia kon-
trakt6w z Chi6czykami. Ia
wieraja go zwykle ma lat 10, i
p}aca naprz6d jako zadatek
200 marek. Czyniono to mai
czesciej tajemnie, gdy jednsk
sprawa ia sic wyda}a, krajowcy
podniesli. og6lny okrzyk zgro-
zy. Gazety zajmuja sic zywo
ta kwestya iwyrazaja nadzieje,
re Rad wystapi W obronie
krajowych robotnik6w.
Berlin, 10 maja.
Cesarz zamianowa} radce
tainego Wermuth'a pa6stwo-
wynn komisarzem Chicagoskiej
wystawy swiatowej.
Francya.
Pary5, 10 maja.
M. Reache, czlonek Izby
posl6w twierdzi, re posiada
wiadomosG, jakoby minister
marynarki Barley zawar}
kontrakt z frmami ,,Krupp" i
Armstrong" W celu dostar
czenia armat ciezkiego kalibru,
i nos}a} Armstrongom 1000
kilogramow prochu ME wyda-
jacego aadnego dymu, aby po-
czyniono pr6by na sporzadzo-
nych armatach.
Urzad marynarki oswiadczy}
zakupno armat Kruppa i
Armstrong;, m6wiac, re 20.
sta}y one zakupione, aby mice
pr6by armat znajdujacych sic
ma okretach innych KRAKOW, i
aby sic przekonac, czy francu-
ska fota moze ich uzywac.
Wielka Brytania.
Loodyaa, 19 maja.
Pred zamknieciem parla-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-20
ROk IL.

W tejze .chwili da} s}yszec g}u.
chy huk, gruby s}up dymu
strzeli1 W gore i jakas olbrzy-
mia masa wylecia}a W powie-
,trze. Pred eksplozya kilku
W}och6w zeskoczy}o wagonu
i niekt6rzy mich uratowali
swe zycie. Pociag w}asnie pred
chwila stana}." Brannigan
widzia}, jak jeden ludzi 20
sta} wyrzuconym W powietrze
ma so stop W gore. Wpad} do
Hudsonu. Inny zosta} rzucony
o brzeg, inni znowu W rome
strony zostali wyrzuceni. Kill
ku wpad}o W rzeke. : James
Miskern z Yonkers idac z Tor
rytown, przyszed} ma miejsce
nieszczescia zaraz po katastro-
fe. 16 ludzi zabitych i 16 ran
nych leza}o ma szynach. Jak
sic zdaje 30 ludzi wpad}o do
rzeki. Wieksza ich czesc by}a
W}ochami. George Hecker,
maszynista, by} W glove ra-
niony; tax samo palace, Leo
nard Pam, kt6ry opr6cz tego
mia} kilka zeber z}amanych.
Hamulcarz John Smith, "a
bity. Ciezko ranny by} John
Connors, a zabici jeszcze byli
ch}opak Morrison j dozorca
Jim Mccarthy. Inni pozabija-
nj byli W}ochami.
Jak teraz donosza, lS os6b
zosta1o zabitych. = Nazwiska
W}och6w ME znane, gdyz "a
miast nazwisk mieli oni tylko
numera. 25 os6b rannych. lie
os6b w}asciwie W rzece utone-
10, Mkt ME vie. Mkt tez ME
umie powiedziec, lie osob by}o
ma pociagu, jedni m6wia, re
35, inni re 40, a Disston, g}o-
why dozorca, twierdzi, re by}o
wiecej niz 40.
w okolicy wszyscy ME.
zmiernie byli przerazeni. w
Torrytown we wielu domach
popeka}y sciany i setki szyb
zosta}y wybite. Piekne domki
stojace po obu stronach miej-
sea katastrofy ma przestrzeni
9 milowej, ucierpia}y niemal
(Dok. ma 4 tej str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-20
Sroda, dnia 20 Maja 1891 r

sic przemocy, prosi1a studen-
tow, kt6rzy ia tax rycersko
bronili i jeszcze teraz ostatnia
krople krwi "a MIA by przelali,
ably zaniecbali dalszego oporu.
Kr6lowa mog}a sic ubrae ipo-
zegnawszy swych obro6c6w
wsiad}a do prywatnego powo-
zu, kt6ry przy wchodzie do
pa}acu ma MIA czeka}, i szybko
ma dworzec kolejowy odjecha'
Ia. Przez Gala droge trwa}y
okrzyki entuzyazmu student6w
i obywateli. Przybywszy ma
dworzec, wsiad}a do czekaja-
cego juz specyalnego pociagu,
kt6ry natychmiast ku granlcy
wegierskiej podazy}. Tax opu-
sci}a nieszczesliwa kr6lowa
Bia}ogr6d, widownie swych
tryumf6w i cierpieh.
Jest to faktem, re W tym
samym stopniu mi}osc do kr6-
lowej sic poteguje, jak znacze-
ME ministeryum upada. Lu-
dnosc jest szczegolnie oburzona
ma ministra wojny Mileticza,
kt6ry g}6wnie przyczyni} sic
do wydalenia kr6lowej. Pra-
wdopodobnie bedzie on zmu-
SONY podac sic do dymisyi.
Podczas wczorajszej Walk
miedzy po1icya studentami i
obywatelami zabito jednego
czfowieka, pieciu raniono. =
Wiedem, 20 maja.
M6wia tutaj, re ex-krolowa
NataIia znajduje sic W drodze
do paiacu Sinai w Bukareszcie,
stolicy Rumunii. Czynla ztego
wnioski, ze skutkiem wydale-
MIA jej Z Serbii nastapia ida
rzeuia wielkiej polityclnej do
niosfosci.