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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24

Raum himself is not averse to going,
because he feels that a Democratic
congress would renew the investiga-
ton. without the pot of whitewash.
and he breads the ordeal. He wants
to get out, and isn't sorry that he can
step over his sons body in going out,
and appeal to the world as martyr
sacrificed by jealous administration
to the waywardness of thoughtless
Young man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24

DELEGATE DAVIS, the Texas ex-
Confederate who raised such a hula
belloo at the Cincinnati convention by
vociferously clasping hands with an
eX-Federal and the organizer OF the
colored Alliance, was pretty pre-
cocious sort of a soldier. He was born
in 1854, and at the breaking out OF the
war was seven years old. and twelve at
its close. The Yankee gore shed by
eX-Confederate Delegate Davis would
not have Redeemed the hands that he
clasped.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24

THE St. Louis Globe-Democrat's
Washington correspondent has can
vassed the Democratic and Alliance
congressman, and obtained from 149 of
them expressions indicating their choice
for speaker. Hatch leads, being the
choice OF 43 members. Springer has
30, Crisp and Mcmillan p each, Mills,
is, Bynum 10, Bloun. ,. The large
vote for Hatch is due. probably, to his
good standing among the Alliance con-
gressmen, as he has always cultivated
the farmer element, in and out OF con-
oresS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24
REALTY AND BUILDING.
OUTSIDE MONEY GOING INTO
FORT WORTH REALTY.
A school Supply House for Fort Worth.
The Canning Factory in Ope ration.
Bank Clearings--Transfers.

The real estate outlook is certainly en-
couraging, and Judging from what agents
say the market will soon be active. Mr..
Fakes reported yesterday that 151
lots in Prospect Heights had been sold
to people who live outside of Fort Worth,
and number of sales of lots in North Fort
Worth and Arlington Heights have re-
Gently been made to non-resi-
dents. L. w. Goode of Des
Moines, Iowa, who late last year.
bought number of lots in the Texas and
Pacific west addition, arrived in Fort Worth
yesterday to look after the erection of eight
or ten good dwelling houses on his prop
erty. which he will build at once. He says
he has great faith in Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24
Weather bulletin.


SPECIAL 10 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tex, May 23.-The area
Of high pressure and lower temperature.
which made its appearance yesterday in the
extreme west, decreased in energy as it
moved eastward and is now central over
Iowa. Its effect is being felt as far east
a. Western Pennsylvania, by slight
fan in the temperature, north of the Ohio
river A moderately low area is central
over Eastern YiFinia and has drawn up
warmer air from the South, causing a
slight rise in the temperature along the
south Atlantic coast. \ second low area
has made its appearance in the extreme
Northwest causing a slight rise in the
temperature in that region Light showers
have occurred in New York, Pennsylvania
and the central states, excepting the North
west region. Generally, partly cloudy
weather prevails. while the winds, from
various points of the compass, are light and
fresh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24

GRAvEsENp, L. L, May 23-First race,
sweepstakes, $1,000 added for maiden two
year-olds, six furlongs, Hell Gate won,
Spinalong second. Palrimony colt third.
Time, ZIG.
Second race, handicap sweepstakes, $1,000
added, mile and furlong. Eon won, Banquet
second, Tuet third. Time, 1:5514
Third race, sweepstakes for three-y year
olds, $1,000 added, maiden allowance, one
mile-Pessara won, Picknicker second, Port
Chester third. Time, l: 43.
Fourth race, Bedford stakes for two-year-
old, $3.50 added, five and half furiongs-
st. Florian won, Norman second, Victory
third. Time, 1:09s+.
First race, ST. James hotel stakes for
three-year-olds and upward, $3.50 added,
mile and a quarter-kingston won. King
Thomas second. no third. Time, 2:1114.
Sixth race, selling sweepstakes. $1,000
added, mile and one-sixteenth, Admiral
won, Pearl second, King Bridge third.
Time, 1:51lt.
Seventh race, sweepstakes, $50 each, for
maiden two-year-olds, $1,000 added. six fur
longs, Merry Monarch won. Air Plant sec
ond, King Mac third. Time, 1:16sl.
Sufscril.a for thu WAalxi.u>na11I 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24
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gan letters or communications for THE
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Recorded Transfers.

Fort Worth street railway COM
pany to w. e. Williams, lot A.
block 4, Park subdivision. S $50 90
Citizens building and loan associ-
alton to wor1man's building as
sociation, lot 3, block c, James
Ryan's addition. Observation-Disclosures. 500 90
Mechanics building and loan as
sociation to Wallace Hendricks,
50xl00 feet in block 90 ITO 90
Favey E. Ahern to Theodore Lips,
forty acres in ]. II. Duncan
survey. 1000 90
S. NJ. Fry, trustee, to E. W. Ball,
lot IA, block 10, Prospect
Heights. $50 90
S. NJ. Fry, trustee, to Mrs. Louis
Owsley, lot II, block %, Pros
pect Heights. Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
S. NJ. Fry, trustee, to Mrs T. S.
Westlake, lot 5, block %, Pros
pect Heights .............. $50 90
S. NJ. Fry, trustee, to A. H. Da-
wilson, lot g. block &c, Prospect
Heights. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $50 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24

Fort WORTH has brewed its first beer,
and is now hopping mad because some of the
railroads are not disposed to make favor
able rates on the beer Fort Worth wants to
ship. 1t is to be feared that Fort Worth's
foresight is not as gooG as its hind sight.
- Denison Herald
You do not know anything about it
by dam sight. Fort Worth beer, the
Fort Worth brewery and the rates on
Fort Worth beer are all right.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24

T. A Harding of Des Moines, Iowa. is in
the city, looking after his interests here
Gwynne Dennis of Dennis, Netting &
Co., bankers and brokers of Chicago, is in
the city looking out for investments TO.
recommend To his clients. He says he VILE
go back prepared to write columns on Fort
Worth.
John c. Ryan will soon begin work on 4
car line to. Lexington and Prospect
Heights 1t will connect with the Mistle-
toe Heights car line. :
The tive-story stone beef canning factory
of the Fort Worth packing company is now
in operation.
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it was Georgetown, 'Dickerson, Balgowan,
in the order named. with Kingman galloping
leisurely in the rear at half. the only change
was that kingman was third. as he pleased,
and Allen Bane was last. At three-quar-
tiers Dickerson led, with Georgetown
second, kingman good third and Allen
Bane last in close bunch.
On the turn kingman came 10 the front at
pleasure, with Dickerson at his heels and
Poet Scout a good third. In this order
kingman, the Kentucky derby winner, won
BY q length, with Dickerson second, q
length ahead of Poet Scout, third, all 9TH
ers closely punched. Time. :453:.
Fifth race, purse $500. for two-year-old
FLIES. four and half furlongs, Van Cluz
won. Jean second, Ragner third. Time,
.5914.
Sixth race, purse 5000, for three year-olds
and upwards, one mile, DR.. Nave won, Yale
81 second, Mora third. Time, / :45l4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24

NINE distinct party organizations
were represented at the Cincinnati
convention that proclaimed itself the
Peoples party. A cat has nine lives.
But it is only cat, after all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24
SCHOOL SUPPLY HOUSE.

Mr. McElwee of Salt Lake City, Utah,
has come to Fort Worth to establish large
school supply house. The great
school fund of Texas attracted
him to the state and the railroad facilities
of Fort Worth caused him to select this
city as his place of operation. He pur
chased a residence yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24

is drawing the same amount. So We
are paying $1,000 month for the serv-
ices of two men as minister to China,
for which We have as little use as
wagon for fifth wheel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24

ALONG with the unsolved identity
OF the man in the iron mask. and OF the
man who hit Billy Patterson, the ques-
tion will go down to history, who left
out the enacting cause OF the textbook
l;l1o
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24

NOTWITHSTANDING that Blair was
objected to as minister to China, and
shelved, he is drawing a salary OF $1,000
month as the Chinese minister.
Minister DENLY. who is still at Pskin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24

United States signal service cotton region
bulletin for twenty four hours. ending at Is
y. III. yesterday, showing the maximum
temperature, The minimum temperature and
rainfall by inches and hundreGthS:
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Clearings for week ending May 90
Sl,273 9S3. TO-. Clearings for same week il
1890, 81, 43S, 962 46. Respectfully,
+. B. HAROLD, Manager.
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Yesterdays Local weather.


WASHINGTON. May 24 l a. m-For East
ern Texas. showers, stationary tempera-
tIre. variable winds.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-22
Guatemala.

w tym czynniku, kt6ry dzerzy swej d}o-
nj wiecej, niz jeden wydzia} administracyi pu-
blicznej. z drugiej strony przedstawia sic
bezsilnos( ub6stwie: t}umach, kt6re roz.
dartem screen zawsze So gotowe do zak}6cania
porzadku. A zatem! nalezy dawac bodzca
przemyslnej pracowitosci ludu przez widoki u
czestniczenia W posiadaniu ziemi, zwolna
zmniejszat sic bedzie przepasG dzielaca boga-
ctwo cd nedzy dokona sic zblizenie klas lie
mia nadto wydawac bedzie wszystko vie
kszej obftosci, cz}owiek bowiem tax jest uspo-
sobiony, re mysl, IL pracuje dla swojej w}asno.
Sci, podwaja gorIiwose jego pilnosc Wk}a-
ola on nawet Gale SERGE swoje W ziemie, kt6ra
sam uprawi}, kt6ra mu zapowiada nietylko to,
co jest koniecznem dla niego rodziny, ale da:
je jeszcze pewien dobrobyt. Me ma nikogo,
coby ME widzia} szczesliwego wp}ywu tego po-
dwojenia czynnosci ma urodzajnosc ziemi bo-
gactwo narod6w Trzecia korzyscia bedzie
powstrzymanie ruchu emigracyjnego; mkt bez
watpienia ME zgodzi1by sic ma zamienienie OF
czyzny swej i rod1innej ziemi ma kraj mu obey,
gdyby znalazl W swym kraju srodki do utrzy-
mania zycia. Koniecznym atoi warunkiem te-
go, aby wszystkie te korzysci urzeczywistni}y
sic, jest to, aby w}asnosci prywatnej ME wy
czerpywano przez nadmierne ciezary podatki.
Me ustaw ludzkich, lecz prawa natury wy.
pfywa prawo w}asnosci jednostek; w}adza pu-
bllczna ME moze go zatem usunaG, co naimniei
moze ograniczye jego wykonanie zastosowa6
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-22
ze ME zaangazowali zadnych
niemieckich artyst6w. Koncer.
ty te mia}y wielkie powodze-
ME-
Telegramy KrajoVe.
Nova ustawa wybOrcza W niebez.
pieczehstwie.
Wielkie nieszczescie kOlejowe
W Ohio.
0 zbiegfym prezydencie banku
Philadelphia.
Anarchista Most ma Blackwell's
Island.
Nowe prawo wyborcze.

Springfield, M, 81. czerwca.
W novel ustawie wyborczej
(australski system. g1osowa-
nia) MIN ja gubernator podpi-
sal, odkryto wazny b}ad pope}-
niony prawdopodobnie przez
klerka, a mianowicie zupe}ny
brak 20ej sekcyi. W sekcyi
tel naznaczona by}a kara ma
kazdego, ,kt6ry W dniu wybor6w
W oddaleniu cd miejsca g}oso-
wanna mniejszem niz 100 stop
przeszkadza obywatelom luh
stara sic ma mich wp}ywaG ma.
mawianiem, przekouywaniem
j t. p. Paragraf ten przez obie
10y przyJety, przy przeplsy-
waniu by} zapewne opuszczony.
Gubernator jest W k}opocie,
co ma uczynit i pomimo, ae
sam pragna}by usilnie, azeby
ustawa ta sta}a sic prawomo-
cna, bedzie musia} moze pre-
civ niej za1ozyG swe veto. Po-
wo}a} on obecnie wiceguberna-
tora Rayy R,aay, mowes Craftsa i
klerkow LIB, azeby, ieSli mo-
INA, b}ad powyzszy naprawic.
Sadza niekt6rzy, re bedzie mo-
INA udowodpiG, il sekcya "a
zosta}a przy5ste przez obie
lzby, a W takim razie "a po-
moca zezna1 zaprzysiezonych,
bedzie MONA ia jeszcze wmie-
scic. Gdyby zas to sic ME uda.
10, to gubernator zdecyduje sic
(Dok. La 4ztei str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-22

ley aby rozprzestrzenia}y swa czynnose. Jak.
kolwiek zajmowalismy sic TEN nieiednokrotnie,
zamierzamy przedstawie t,ltaj ich korzysci ich
prawo bytu zarazem wskazac jak powinny
sic zorganizowac jaki powinien bye program
ich dzia}ania.
Doswiadczenie codzienne wskazuje clio.
wiekowi szczuplosc sill jego i pobudza go do
przy}aczenia sic do jakiejs korporacyi obcej.
W Pismie sw. czytamy to zdanie: ,Lepiej te-
dy dwiema bye spolem niz jednemu albowiem
maja pozytek swego towarzystwa. Jesli je.
den upadnie, drug go podepze. Biada same.
mu: bo jesi upadnie, ME ma ktoby 60 pod
ni6sF' Eccl. ", 9, 1O). l to druge: Brat,
kt6ry bywa wspomagan, jako miasto mocne,
a sadly jako zawory Mast" (Przyp. XVIII,
19). q tego wrodzonego popedu, jake re zr6
d}a wsp6lnego, powstaje naprz6d spo}ecze6
stwo swieckie, nastepnie }onie tegoz inne
spoieczehstwa, kt6re jakkolwiek ograniczone
niedoskona}e, niemniej jednak So spo}eczed,
stwami istotnemi. Miedzy temi drobnemi spo.
}ecze6stwami wielkiem istnieja g}ebokie r6z-
nice, ktore pochodza ich najblizszego pre-
znaczenia. Gel spo}ecze6stwa swiecEiego obej.
mule wszystkich obywatel, poniewaz sic mie.
Sci we wsp6lnych dobrach, t. j. W takich,
kt6rych wszyscy kazdy osobna maja prawo
uczestniczyc W spos6b odpowiedni.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-22

do og6lnego dobra. Ola tego tez dzia}a ona
wbrew sprawiedliwosci ludzkosci, jezei pod
postacia podatk6w wyzyskuje mad miare dobro
prywatne.
Wreszcie powiemy, re pracodawcy robo
tnicy sami moga szczeg6lnie przyczynic sic do
rozwiazania kwestyi "a pomoca wszystkich sto-
warzyszed, zdolnych wspiera6 skutecznie nedze
dokonat zblizenia miedzy klasami. Do tel
liczby naleza towarzystwa wzajemnej pomocy,
rome instytucye powsta}e prywatnej inicya-
tywy, kt6re maja ma celu wspieranie robotni-
k6w, jakotez ich wdowy sieroty, W razie
smierci, nieszczesiwym wypadku lub cho-
robie, s.owarzyszenia, kt6re rozposcieraja do
broczynna opieke mad dzietmi obojga pici, mad
m1odzieza i dorosiymi. Pierwsze atoli miejsce
nalezy sic korporacyom robotniczym, kt6re o.
bejmuja mniej wiecej wszystkie stowarzyszenia.
Przodkowie nasi doznawali cd dawna do
broczynnego wp}ywu tych korporacyj. Kiedy
bowiem rzemieslnik znajdowa} W mich nieoce-
nione korzysci, sztuki, jak tego dowodza liczne
pomniki, czerpaiy nowy blask i nowe zycie.
Poniewaz dzisiaj pokolenia SO bardziej ucywi.
izowane, obyczaje }agodniejsze, wymagania
codziennego zycia liczniejsze, ME ulega przeto
watpliwosci, IL nalezy zastosowae korporacye
do tych nowych warunk6w. Il przyjemnoscia
tez patrzymy IA to, re wszedzie tworza sic sto-
warzyszenia tego rodzaju, sk}adajace sic juz to
2 samych robotnik6w, juz tez mieszane, obej
mujsce robotnik6w pryncypal6w; ayczyc ma
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ENCYKLIKA
.Jego SWAT. Papieza Leona XIII.
KWESTYI SOCYALNEJ.
(Ciag dalszy).

Robotnik, pobierajacy dose wysoka zap}a-
te, by zadosyG uczynic potrzebom swoim swej
rodziny, us}ucha, jesi jestrozsadnym rady, kt6-
"a sic zdaje dawaG mu sama przyroda: bedze
sic stara} bye oszczednym i bedze postepowa}
tax, aby przez rozsadne oszczedzanie zebral So
bic ma}y majatek, kt6ry mu pozwoi kiedys
naby6 skromna w}asnosG Widzielismy, IL
kwestya niniejsza ME moze zostaG rozwiazana
skutecznie, jezei sic ME rozpocznie przez to,
IL "a zasade fundamentalna przyjmie sic niena-
ruszalnos6 w}asnosci prywatnej. Wanna tedy
jest rzecza, aby ustawy popieraiy zamiiowanie
w}asnosci, budzi}y rozwijaly je, o lie tylko
MONA, wsr6d tIum6w ludu. Gdyby sic osia-
gneio ten rezultat, sta}by sic on zr6dlem najdro-
gocenniejszyeh korzysci pewnosciq sprawie
dliwszego podzia}u d6br. Gwaltownosc rewo-
lucyj politycznych podzielila spoleczedstwo ma
dwie klasy wytworzy}a glebokq miedzy ME-
mi przepast Z jednei strony GAIA pOtega ley
bogactwie: czynniku, kt6ry jake absolutny
wladzca przemyslu handlu zmienia bieg bo
gactw wszystkie ich zr6dla zwraca ku sobie,
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Chill.
ZQWlQa1e, 81 czerwca.

A4Wt41be, IL cZerWca.
Dowiedziano sic, ze W woj-
sku prezydenta Balmaceda W
Conquimbo wybuch}o powsta-
ME re zabito 4 ofcer6w. 800
ludzi ma wyruszyc do Caldera,
aby sic po}aczye z wojskiem
powsta1c6w.
Donosza r6wniez, re okret
wojenny powsta6c6w, ,,Esme-
ralda" zniszczy} dok okretowy
i kolej zelazna ma wyspie Lo.
bos. Oczekuja przybycia Es-
meraldy do Iquique W ponie-
dzia}ek. =
Washington, 81 czerwca.
Tutejsze chilijskie poselstwo
torzyma}o depesze z Peru, kt6.
IA donosi, ze okret wojenny
nEsmeralda" przyby} do wysp
Labos Guano, a kapitan wyla.
dowa} 80 ludzi, aby przyw}a-
szczyc sobie> zapasy aywnosci.
Robotnicy i inni ludzie napadli
ma mich, pobili ich i zabrali i'm
bro6. Esmeralda wystrzel;}a
80 razy, skutkiem czego wysz}a
jej W kodcu amunicya.
Francya.
ParyS, 81 czerwca.
Hr. Montebello, kt6ry na
miejsce L Laboulayea udaje sic
do Rosyi jako pose} francuski,
otrzyma polecenie, ably sic do
wiedziec 0 oswiadczeniu sic
cara W sprawie zachowania sic
2osyi ma wypadek wojny Fran
cyl 2 Niemcami, = Ribot, M
mister spraw zewnetrznych do
wiedzia} sic, re niepoNolzenie
Laboulaye'a W otrzymaniu
wniosk3W do umowionego
przymivrza by}o skutkiem z}e-
60 humoru cara, bo sprawe te
przedstawlono najpierW ru'
skiemu miuistrowi spraw ze-
wpetrznych, a ME carowi. Car
polecif Giersowi, aby sic ta
sprawa ME zajmowa1, | skofzy.
stai z pierwszej sposobnosci, W
celu doknczeniaLa Laboulaye'owi.
Ten ostatni widzia} sic wreszcie
zmuszonym prosic Ribota o
odwo}anie go. Prawdopodo.
bnie odwo}aja r6wniez rosyi-
skiego pos}a W Paryzu, barona
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-22
Poniedzia1ek, dnia 22 Czerwca 1891 r.

urzedu skarbowego, zamiast
100000, jak prezydent Bar
rillas przeznaczy}. Donosza
r6wniez, re Barrillas sprzeda}
papiery pa6stwowe W sumie
$3.OOO.000 "a 40 cd sta i pie
niadze schowa} do kieszeni.
To wywo}a}o wielkie nieza-
dowolenie a Barillas wys}a}
w}asnie komisarza do Francyi
celem zaproszenia francuskich
ofcerow do wstapienia do
s}uzby W Guatemala.
Jest teraz czterech handy
dydat6w ma prezydenta: ge.
neral Mengizabal, ex-minister
wojny Francisco Andrilado,
ex-minister spraw zewne-
trzpych Fracisco Lainfetta,
ktory by} pos}em W Washing
TOME i Manuel Mantufar, kt6-
ry niegdys takze pos}owa1 W
W Westinghouse.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-22
Indye.
Calcutta, II czerwca.

Pod}ug depeszy Manipur,
sad sledczy, zajmuiacy sic
sprawa rzezi z Manipur, przy-
=szed} do wniosku, re regent
okaza} sic winnym prowadze-
MIA wojny przeciwko wojskom
cesarzowej, niewinnym zas "a
mordowania nadkomisarza J,
W. Quintona i innych angiel-
skich urzednik6w. Regenta
skazano ma smierc.
Haiti.
PGry5, 81 czerwca.
Tutejszy pose} Haiti otrzy.
mai list cd ministra W Port
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-22

au-Prince z doniesieniem, ze W
dniu Bozego Cia}a by} prezy-
dent Hippolyte ma nabozeh-
stwie W kosciele katedralnym,
gdy szajka powsta6c6w pod
dow6dztwem gen. sully-Guer-
rier wpad}a do wiezienia, O.
tworzy}a drzwi i uwolni}a
wiezni6w,
Potem uda} sic gen. Sully
Guerrier re swoja zgraja do
pa}acu prezydenta, W nadziel,
re go tam niespodzianie zasko-
czy wraz ministrami zamor-
duje. Hippolyte zebra} ma
tychmiast wojsko i uda}o mu
sic st}umic powstanie. Do
w6dcy powstania ich pomo-
cnicy zostali uwiezieni.
Prezydent Hippolyte sam
dowodzi} ma koniu i wsrod
gradu kul da} dowod niezwy-
k}ej odwagi.
Zastrzelono Rigauda, gdy
sic przekonano, re ME jest
poddanym francuskim. List
ministra ko6czy sic zapewnie-
MEM, re W kraju panuje teraz
zupe}ny spok6j.
,,Siecle" donosi dzisiaj, re
europejskie gabinety naradza-
ia sic mad tenn, ably poczyni6
stosowne kroki W celu zapro-
Wadzenla porzadku w Haul.
Ma posiedzeniu rady mini
str6w uchwalono dzisiaj, ably
zazadaG zadosy6uczynienia "a
zastrzelenie. Rigaud'a, ponie-
waz by} on francuskim ped
danym.