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Citation never came, for the general preferred
10 die as he had lived, in a cloud of amours.
The woman Pourpre, mentioned by Beaure-
paire, was his creature. The house In which
they lived was furnished not only with money
from the war department, but sheets bearing
the war departments mark covered the bed.
The more notorious relationship between
Boulanger and the actress, Mile. Reieheuberg,
began thus: II. Georges Laguerre, a young and
brilliant deputy, was az the time engaged to one
of the generals daughters, and was preparing to
close his intimacy with Nile. Marie Dnrand, of
the Coincide Franchise Company. Mile. Du-
rand introduced NJ. Laguerre to Mile. Reichen-
berg, and he in turn introduced the general.
The general and the actress soon became fast
friends, and their names were inseparable.
Nine. Boulanger, on hearing OF her husbands
tnfatuation for Mile. Reichenb berg. got angry
and threatened to apply for divorce, but was
prevented from doing so by her desire 10 avoid
scandal and consequent injury to the prospects
OF her daughters.
Nine. Bonnemain, at whose grave Boulanger
killed himself, was love Of about three years.
She was handsome and rich and of good family.
She, too, received home in Paris at the ex-
pense OF the war department The house was
on the Rue de Berri, not far from the Madeleine.
On the night of the eventful April Boulauger
joined her short distance from his home and
drove with her 70 her home This move, how
ever. was only TO confuse the police, for they
spOu tue MUSE Dy the rear tAiS EaAR-
way station, whence they were OF TO Brussels.
Nine Bonnemanis said to have spent 81, $1,000
in supporting the brave general during his
French campaigns and after his flight, but left
him no visible means otsupport upon her death,
which fact may have had something TO do with
his suicide, contributions from France have
been few and small recently, and the general
was in straits for money.
Perhaps the most remarkable case OF infatua-
ton with Boulanger was that OF the Duchess
d. Uzes. She helped him politically and socially
with her influence and money during his last
two years in Paris. 1t cost her $4,000 francs 1t
Is said to get him into smart society and Keep
him there for a few months. She spent small
sums of LOCO or 1900 francs now and then for
his political benefit, and eventually contributed
100000 francs TO the Boulangists' cause. seV-
eral gentlemen were constituted "eomite de Ia
bourse de la duchesse" to spend this money In
practical politics, and they spentit
Boularger's fascination for women was not
due to his personal appearance. He was slightly
below medium height. He had cold blue eyes
and q Roman nose. His hair and beard were
light brown, and showed no marks of his "a
years. Far from imposing on foot, on horse
back he was the most commanding figure in the
French army. He was a clever conversational
ist, and in the ballroom was considered the
most grace u man in France.
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Centralia News.

CESTRALIA, Oct. 1o.-lspeciall- downtown
dry goods store was this morning robbed OF
$50 CLOAK. Two tough-looking customers en-
tered the store, and while one engaged the pro-
prietor's attention in matching piece OF corded
silk, the other lifted the cloak and put 1t under
his coat
Edgar Wilde, boy 13 years of age, severely
cut his left wrist yesterday afternoon with .
knife belonging to a meat market He was play
ing with the kuife in the absence of the butcher.
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Rough on the Doctors.
Medical Record.

The cities OF the Northwest offer very poor
openings for physicians. The death rate
probably the lowest Of any of the great cities In
the world, and there is distressing absence OF
Eymotie affections, while even the great re-
source, tuberculosis, is comparatively rare.
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Librarians Arrive I'm San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 10.-A special vestibuled
train with delegates from New York, Boston,
Chicago and other cities to the California con-
ference of the American Library Association
arrived this evening. Alter the conference,
which, beginning next Monday, lasts through
the week, during which time the visitors viii
be entertained BY the Librarians of this city,
the party will make trip to the big tress, to
Monterey and to Southern California The party
numbers between 200 and 800 people.
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The "okanogan BugIe" Plant.

OOuiee CIty news
Laughton's newspaper plant arrived here BY
freight last week This much Of its destination
is known. What may be the destination Of this
plant lies behind the curtains of the future. 1t
ground out weekly in the state OF Iowa pure
and unadulterated prohibition doctrine, but the
dilapidated condition shown on its arrival here
would indicate that since leaving the "corn
state" it had been on q spree.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public Ia hereby warned not to pay
any money to parties representing to be
agents Of the Seattle PosT-ISTELLIGEscER.
except the following, who are the only
authorized travelling agents Of the Posi-
IETELLIsEscEs, viz: ]. A. Mcclellan, L.
C. Brsnson, 7. A Davies, J. Fl. Willett
and T. d. Curtis. This does not apply to
resident agents of this paper, who are
located In various cities and towns OF the
Northwest, nor to postmasters, who are In
all cases authorized to take subscriptions
for the Daily, Sunday and Weekly Posi-
IsTELLreENcER
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Clarke County sawmiII Burned.

vancouver independent
The McCaferty Bros. sawmill, one mile north
east OF Fourth Plain, was consumed BY Ere
September 6, mourning q loss OF about 5000
The origin of the IRE is unknown, but II is sup
posed to have started from the engine room.
The night Waterman, contrary TO his custom,
retired about Midnight, and there was no ons
else on hand to tell how it happened. The mill
viii be rebuilt at once
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Mr.. Todd Can't Replace Him.

John Todd was anxious, for obvious reasons,
to Sc are Colonel Patrick Henry Winston as ons
of the judges at the baby show next saturday.
Unfortunately, however, the colonel Is other
wise engaged on the Sound just now. No one
is better judge Of babies than the colonel. IL
will be difficult for Mr. Todd 20 replace him
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WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. l0-Assistant secrs-
tary Crounz has selected property bounded by
Seventh and East Park aud aud streefs'
Portland, Or, as the site of the custom house 70
be erected in that city. The block has been
offered to the government at S165,O00.
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Todavss Weather.

SAN Francisco, Oct l0-Forecast till p m
Sunday for Washington: Generally cloudy
weather; cooler In eastern portion and In ex
IRENE Northwest Washington.
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NEW BOOKS.

The AMERICAN GIRL IN PARIS. illustrated By
Alexander Dumas, fila Chicago: Donohue,
Henneberry Co.
The method and style Of Alexander Dumas
/ are familiar to novel readers and little more
need be said of this one than that 1t In one OF
his most dashing products. His wonderful
power of fascinating readers Is exerted and even
those who may not altogether approve Of his
vivid descriptions Of life in Paris cannot fall 70
be interested in the characters and the clever
plot
MADAM BovARY: OR COUNTRY LIFE IN FRANCE.
By Gustave Flambsrt Philadelphia: l. d.
Peterson & Brothers
Gustave Flambert has taken high rank among
the better class of sentimental French authors,
and ''Madam Bovary' is his masterpiece. Ma
dam Boyary, a handsome country girl. marrles,
and is q woman who wishes to rise above her
class, has vague aud extraordinary aspirations,
lie dissatisfied with her lot, and contaminated
by vague sentimentality; while at last her
pride turns against herself, and she disappears
from her role of wife and mother, being a
unique study OF q girl and wife OF France. Tnis
volume forms one of Peterson's 25-cent series.
The ROMANCE OF A CHILD. By Pierre Lott.
Chicago: kand, McNally 6 Co.
This is q very ingenious novel, and probably
the first attempt to tell a serious grown-up story
from the impressions Of a child. There Is
naturalness and righteousness which 10 AT al
times charming, and particularly entertaining
is the absence of perspective which makes her
array in equal importance the events In the
lives of her characters and the heinous deeds OF
her own youth. As change from the stereo-
typed forms of storytelling this wiz be gladly
welcomed.
DIANA or THE CRosswAYs. BY George Mere
dith. Chicago: Rand, Mentally d Co.
1t is difficult to comprehend how Meredith at
tanned his position in literature. His style Is
stilted and unnatural, and seems always to be
in imitation of some one else. His effort to
make heroine of Diana is not successful; his
praise of her is belied by the acts he attributes
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BoULANGER's FASCINATION.
The Notorious Adventurer Exerted
Hypnotic influence Over Women.
New York gun

New York Sun.
Boulanger's intrigues with women were le'
gion. He exercised an almost hypnotic fascina.
ton over them. and in no case failed to make
the most OF his power. His successive mis-
tresses were numerous beyond belief By his
immortality be estranged himself from q spot
less wife, who loved him, however. to the last.
During his blacklist days, after he was an exile
and an outcast, she repeatedly affirmed that she
was ready to take him back whenever he would
give her the first place in his heart The recon.
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The action of Carter's Little Liver Pills u
pleasant, mild aud natural. They gently stnr
ulate the liver, aud regulate the bowels, but 40
not purge They a2e sure TO please. Try them.
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Great bargains in lace curtains at Latouf
& Co.'S
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Emerson pianOs-o E. Pettis & Co, zoos Front
street
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Kid glove sale on Monday at Latour 4 Co.'S
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-19
na wszystko fundusze. Wierz mi, re cd mez-

na wszystko fundusze. Wierz mi, re cd mez.
czyzny wiele zalezy, gdy ma spryt umie sic
postarac. Jezeli pojde kiedy "a maz, to nigdy
"a uczonego, s}awnego, AMI tez powazanego
mezczyzne, DO CO mi takiego. KlepaG biede o
gfodzie ch}odze dla zaszczytn - dziekuje u
nizenie. Ola mnie taxi maz dobry, kt6ry moze
uprzyjemnic zyce potraf sic starac, zebym
mia}a wygody... Madrose jakas tam ksiazko-
wa, czy burowa niby ambicya = to niedo-
rzeczuosc
A idzciez juz spac, czego tax ba}akacie
bez przestanku VIOLA z drugiego pokoju
Floryan, kt6ry niby to zajety czytaniem urze-
dowych papier6w, bacznie jednak przys}uchi
wal sic zwierzeniom kobiet.
Michalina ma rozumek ME lada umys-
ME wyg}asza}a W ten sposob swoja opinie, ably
podrazniG mi}o5c w}asna Floryana, przekona-
nego wysokiej wartosci swej przezacnej oso
by. rzeczywiscie sprytna, czy z}osliwa dziew-
czyna dopie1a celu, DO s1anowny krolik poczu}
sic zywo dotknietym juz ME tenn co m6wi}y
kobiety mezczyznach, lecz mistyfkacya Ali
cyl jej meza prawiacych ciagle nadzwyczaj.
nej oszczednosci. jego to zastanawia1o, zkad
Adam naprawde moze mice na takie wydatki,
kt6re one tax skrupulatnie wyliczy{y - WI
docznie ma, skoro wydaje, czego wysnu1 kon
kluzye, ze on niby to starszy juz urzednik, W
porownaniu prowadzeniem domu przez bra
ia, Wyglada na biedaka.
Wiadomy Jest kazdemu porzadek mysi
nastrsezaiacy sis po taken oqkryciu. Najjprs6d
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= Prawda naprzyk k}ad lie Alicya wyrzu
ca pieniedzy ma stroje rome fata}aszki =
wtraca Michalina. Lekko rachujac, tym
roku, to co sprawi}s, wyniesie najmniej piec
set re1skich
I pewnoscia, choc ona powiada, re ma
ubranie ma cd meza tyle co ia.
i ty wierzysz temu, kiedy ia ci wyra
chuje, re wyda}a najmniej piecset. Poczekaj,
mozemy obliczyc, ia wszystko pamietam.
Tutaj dla wiekszei dok}adnosci, Micbali-
ma bierze o}6wek przez jaki kwadrans przy
pominajq sobie rome sprawunki hratowej pi-
sza, rodkresaja. dodaiq czrs' ", cDodzi vie
cej niz zapowiedz pie :s.t ro1lsk.ch.
= No, teraz DOM Najprz6d p}aca "a
mieszkanie prawie diva razy tyle co my; s}uza-
ce dwie' na jedzenie niczego sobie ME za1uja
nowalijki wszelkie, zwierzyna, vino, musl bye
= A te "a domem wydatki, tie spacery,
wycieczki, kolacye, bale
i dzieci ich tyle ME kosztuja co mas.
Coz tam jedna dziewczynka. -.
= Dla tego, IA co to ludziom mydli6
oczy = odzywa sic rezonem Michalina. Ma
co prawic o oszczednosci, to jest blaga, mic
wiecej.
- koniec ko6c6w maja mniej cd mas
dochodn - konkluduje PAM Tekla - jakos
wystarcza.
w cuda ME wierzs, ale pokazqje sic, re
Adas chociaz zdaje sic trzeeh ME ziczy, ma je-
dnak prawdziwy rozum, skoro potraf znalesc
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szuka sic winnych, jakiegos ni-}adu domowe-
60, czy nieporadnosc czy czego h4dz innego,
kt6remi trafia sic naturalnie na zone. dzleci,
s}ugi.i t. p. Potem chociaz W bardzo ogledny
lie MONA delikatny spos6b zAraca sic uwage
na siebie i r6wniez naturalnie ME znajduje
mic takiego, CODY wymaga}o poprawy lut
zmiany.. Coz lcha, przeciez pracuje jak
vol naleza mi sic pe~ne wygody rozrywki,
chocby dla utrzymania zdrowia odswiezenia
umys}u. Zdrowie dla kazdrgo pracujacego ma
utrzymanie rodziny, jest czems wiecej, niz war.
sztat albo machina dla rzemieslnika jest
wszystkiem. Ola tego niepodobna jest zanied-
bywat te maszyne ME smarowac jej ciagle,
aby sz}a. Zreszta, mysla} sobie, czy ia zn6w
wydaje tax bardzo ma moja osobe2 Ilu to widze
nnych kt6rzy ME tax sobie pozwalaja; daj
Boze kazdemu bye tax wstrzemiezliwym.
Otoz mniej wiecej taxa by}a tresc rozmy
Sian Floryana, gdy po}ozvwszy sic do 16zka
jakos ME m6g} zasnac Jednakze mimo to, ar.
gumenty Michalny rozumie mezczyzny ME
daily sic wyrugowac jego g}owy siedzia}y
tam jakby je kto gwozdziam poprzybija}
Przyzna6 wiec musia}, re jest zle, swoja dro-
ga ME mog} wymySli6 mic takiego, coby to z}e
usunac potraflo, czyli, ze poprostu jest ofara
niesprawiedliwosci losu, kt6ry go wciaa pre-
sladuje
(Cisg dalszy nastapi
! -. = -
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KR0LIK DOMOWY.
SZKlCE I NATURY.
PRZEZ AUTORA
lCiag daIszyl.

Jezei czyteluicy zechca przebiedz mysla
tresG pogadanek, prowadzonych W znajomych
sobie k64kach, musza sic zgodzic, re temat, ma
kt6ry wpadly obecnie pani Tekla Michalina,
nalezy u mas do najpopularniejszych. Kazdemu
-cz4owiekowi zdaie sic, re jest tax oszczednym,
jak Mkt inny, wydajac tylko ma konieczne po-
trzeby; dostrzegfszy zatem u innych to, co W
mniemaniu jego nazywa sic zbytkiem, zaczyna
dociekaG i g}owine swoja suszyG zkad to tym
innym, majacym take lub mniejsze cd mas
fundusze, ma to wszystko wystarcza.
Wyobraz sobie m6wi naprzyk}ad
Tekla do Michaliny ia uwazasz, co jestem
TAXA wyrachowana, re jednego centa mad po.
trzebe konieczna ME wydam, ME moge AMI
sic tax ubieraG, ami chodzie do teatru tax cze
sto, AMI zajada6 po spacerach lody, lub inne
przysmaki. Oni, wiem dobrze maja mniej cd
mas, jednakze mic sobie ME zaluja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-19
Francya.
Paryz, Is pazdziernika

Pary&, Is pazdziernika.
Frapcya stanowczo opiera sic pre-
tensyom Marokku ma oazy Tomato w
srodkowej Afryce twierdzi, IL istnie-
je pomiedzy MIA mocarstwami euro
pejskiemi uk}ad, moca ktorego owe
oazy zupe{nie naleza do Francyl.
Sprawa ia W Paryzu wiele narobi3a
ha{asu. M6wiac tenn Rlbot, fran
cuski minister spraw zewnetrznYeh
oswiadczy}, re Rad scisle praw swo-
ich bedzie przestrzega}, TAX waznej
drogi handlowej do francuskich kolo-
Mi W Algeryi Francya zadna miara
ME ustapi rzadOwi marokahskiemu i
ME dozwoli, by tam naruszano po-
k6i. Minister r6wniez zapewnia}, re
jest zdecydowany nauczy6 rozumem
Rad marokanski.
Pory6, Is pazdziernika.
Przyjdzie do rozpraw bardzo zy-
wych ma posiedzeniach Senatu, skoro
komitet taryfowy Senatu przed}ozy
swe wnioski W sprawie zniesienia "a
kazu wieprzowiny amerykahskiej.
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Londyn, 18 pazdziernika.

L07aGyfa, 10 Pazuziern'ha'
,.Timess ogsasza dis rozmowe z
angielskim komisarzem dla wystawy
kolumbijskiej, kt6rly waasnie powro-
Gil z Ameryki. Sir Wood twierdzi, il
zmieni} swe zdanie, jakoby New
York by4 najwiasciwszem miejscem
ma wystawe. Obywatele miasta Chi
cago maia prawo bye dumnymi ze
swego miasta. Jest przekonany, ze
ze w}asnych srodk6w uzupe}nia ko-
sz5a, by wystawe uczynie jak maj
swietniejsza.
WfOchy.
Rsyme, 18 pazdziernika.
Trzesienia ziemi ma wyspie Tautel-
laria jeszcze zawsze ME usta1y. w
poblizu wybrzeza powstai wulkan,
kt6ry wyrzuca masy lawy.
Wedle po}urzedowego zawiado-
mienia Rad zamierza wkr6tce znies6
zakaz przywozu solonego miesa anne.
rykahskiego. Wkrotce zostanie wy
dane odnosne rozporzadzenie.
ROsya.
Petersburg, 1S pazdziernika.
Kr6l Humbert mia} przyrzec mini
strowi Giersowi, IL W lecie roku przy-
sz{ego odwiedzi cara.
Rad oblicza koszta skutecznego
niesienia pomocy ludnosci g1odem
dotknietej ma 1873 milionow rubG.
Chill.
Santiago, 1S pazdziernika.
Usposobienie wzgledem Stan6w
Zjednoczonych nieprzyjazne, juz i
tax oddawna istniejace, wczoraj W
ulicach Valparaiso manifestowa}o sic
wcale niedwuznacznle. Kilku matt
k6w okretu amerykahskiego ,,Bal-
timore" przechadzaso sic tam po ali
each, kiedy napotkali ich majtkowie
pewnego chilehskiego okretu. Cd
slow przysz}o do bojki. Po obu stro-
mach juz widoczna byla niechec j
potrzeba byso tylko pozoru, by b6jka
powstasa. Obie strony by4y uzbro-
jone W, noze i,pistolety, ktorych wca-
lie ME ukrywano. Policya publicz-
nose rozdzieli}a walczacych, wtedy
okaza}o sic, re jeden majtek amery-
kahski by} zabity, a pieciu ciezko
rsnnych. Take kilku Chilehczyk6w
by}o mocno poranionych. Pierwszy
to raz cd kilku miesiecy majtkowie
amerykahscy wyszli byli Ma ulice
miasta, miejske w}adze przedtem
uwiadomisy by}y kapltana Schley, re
majtkowie moga bezpiecznie wejse
do miasta. Dzisiaj zn6w przysz}o do
zatarg6w, ale ME tax ciezkich. Jutro
pochowaja zabitego maitka, za}oga
Baltimore" wystapi zbrojno iako
straz honorowa. Obawiaja sic nowych
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stateczne rozdzielanie racyj ze strony
rzadu zwiazkowego, IKE zniwa W la
tach 1889 1890. Indyanie ME mogli
do innych stron kraju sic udawae.
Wedle zdania gen. Rugera, ktory
dowodzi{ oddzia}em Dakoty, ME-
che6 Indyan obec rzadu powstaia
W skutek niedostatecsnego wype}-
mania niekt6rych obowiazkow tego
ostatniego. o oszustwie, jakoby me-
syasz ich miai sig ukazac, general
pisze, re niezadowoleni naczelnicy
korzystali przesadu swych ludzi, by
podburzye ich przeciw rzadowi.
Ciekawy jest opis wybuchu nieza-
dowolenia ko}o Pine Ridge. Admin
stracya kapitana Penney, zastepcy
agenta W Pine Ridge, zas}uguje ma
uznanie, gdyz Indyanie obecnie O.
trzymuja prawie p6ltora razy wieksze
racye, niz W roku zesz}ym. Ku koh-
cowi twierdzi: Jakkolwiek wulkan
ostyg}, to przeciez iskierki niezado-
woienia jeszcze tleja pod popiosem.
Nawet kiedy zak2adnicy byli we Fort
Sheridan, otrzymywali wiadomosci
cd swoich krewnych przyjacia, z
ktorych wnosit MONA by}o, ze jesz-
cze ME pozbyli sic urzadzenia wiel-
kiego zamachu, re Indyanie szczepu
Uta zawsze byliby gotowi pomoc
siouxom, gdyby ci chcieli powsta6.
Dowiedziano sic wymianie via
domosci pomiedzy r6anymi obozami,
i W wymianie tel chodzi zawsze jesz-
cze podburzanie do woiny. Nawet
teraz raport nosi date IA wrzesnia)
delegacya Indian Territory jest
nieobecna pod pozorem, il chce od-
wiedzic krewnych W kiIku rezerwa-
cyach we Wyoming; ale W rzeczywi-
stosci Indyanie ci wyszli "a CORY So
obecni w namiotach zwolennik6w
mesyaszas nad 4jeziorem pyramid W
Nevada. Spokoj jednakze zaufanie
osadnikow powraca j wielu w|ci}o
do swych osad, Indyanie ma ncwo
do zajec swoich wr6cili. Zdaje sic, 4e
wszystko uspokoi sic czasem.
Niezadowolenie W kOpaIniach.
Pitts6arg, Pa, II pazdzlernika.
z Charleston, W. ", donosza, ze
gornicy W kopalniach Stanu West
Virginia pod przywodztwem prezy-
denta obwodu Mr.. II, M. T. Morana,
postanowili przedsiewziac stanowcze
kroki W sprawie tajnych policyan-
tow zawezwanych Cincinnati do
czuwania mad kopalniami Raymond
City Marmet. Wczoraj aresztowano
II tajnych policyant6w oskarzanych
to, IL wbrew ustawom uzbrojeni
wtargneli do miasta. Ia kaucya 20
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Austr0-W egry.
Wieded5, Is pazdziernika

Wiedea, Is pazdziernika.
Bysy ksiaze Buigaryi, Alexander
Battenbergski, kt6ry teraz nosi ma
zwisko hrabiego Hartenan, zosta}
mianowany komendantem % pu}ku
piechoty W Gracu.
Cesarz Franciszek J6zef dzisiaj
by} obecnym przy otwarciu muzeum
sztuk pieknych. Opr6cz niego obe-
cnem by}o cia}o dyplomatyczne.
Zbior obraz6w, miedziorytow, posa'
gov t. P. jest jeden,z najwspsnial-
szych W Europe, CESAR wyrazaa
sic z wielkiem zadowoleniem gma-
chu jego urzadzeniu prawdziwie ar
tystycznem.
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Uruguay.

Iateuideo, l8 pazdziernika.
General Mitre oswiadcza, ze ina
czei sic rozmysli} co do swojsj rezy-
gnacyi. Wsadze zarzadzily srodki do.
stlumienia W zarodzie grozace rozru-
chy. Gen. Mitre ma nadzieje, ze po-
nownie zostanie obrany. Opr6cz mi
nistra spraw zewnetrznych, takze
minister fnans6w Don Alcides Mar
tego z}ozy} urzad.
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TelegTamy zagranieSne.
Car chce odwiedzie Carnota.
Francya contra MarOkko.
Manifestacye nieprzyjazDe dla
Stan0w Zjedn0czonych W Chill.
Wiesci z Uruguay.
Nienney.
Hamburg, Is pazdz.

zmarly ojciec terazniejszego cesa-
rza, Fryderyk III, obchodzi}by by}
dzisiaj 90 rocznice urodzin. Ma pa
miatke tego ulice miasta bysy swia-
tecznie przybrane, a kazania W ko-
scio}ach by}y poswiecone pamieci
zmar}ego. Take w teatrach urza-
dzano odpowiednie owacYe.
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Chinczycy chca wtargnac do
Texas.
Jak tajna policya gornicy sic
obchOdza we West Virginia.
SprawOzdanie ostatniej wojnie
indyanskiej.
Washington, II pazdziernika.

Washington, Z pazdziernika.
Gubernator Miles, naczelny do
w6dzca oddzia}u Mlssourskiego, W
sprawozdaniu SVEN rocznem poda}
historyczny przeglad ostatniej wojny
z Indyanami szczepu Siouxow. &C.
neral opisuje przyczyny, epizody i
nastepstwa wojny. Prsyczyny: Coraz
to zwiekszajace sic ubozenie Indyan
szczep6w Cheyenne Sioux, niedo-