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Fell Into Bad Hands.

Buffalo. n. Y, July 2s.-About 3 O'CLOCK
Sunday Sophis Semidua. a Polish girl who
has been in this country little over week.
left her home at Fast Buffalo 10 70 np town.
on her return she lost her way, and
met man who offered 70 show her
home. When they reached the corner
Of Van Rensselaer, and Perry streets n
gang of six young t0ughs jumped on them
aud took the girl away and carried her into
the Lehigh yards where they assaulted her.
The police yosterday succeeded In capturing
the entire gang.
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tho whole OF 1890 AMI By nearly siO, 900 900
more than during the prior year. 1859.
OTHER NEWS

As predicted in recent TINES dispatch
General Dan McCauley of Indiana. has been
rendered tho chief clerkship Of the Treasury
General McCeuley is an old personal friend
OF tho President and he goes into Office to
work no denomination sentiment in Indiana.
Ia North Carolina a postoiiice has been
established at Joshua Lsuoif county. with
Frank King. postmaster.
Secretary Foster Of the Treasury. to-day
appointed +. J.. Dixon assistant keeper Of the
iightshp NJ Cape Charles. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-29
LEAGUE RECORD

ANFRICAN lssOWATI0N GAMES.
At Baltimore. T. p. r. B..
Raltimores ......0 00O1011-3 8
Bostons ..........2 2 0 2 o. o. y /
Batteries Cunningham and Townsend
Bufnton and Murphy. Umpire Davis.
At Philadelphia E. a. II. 4.
Athletics. s..........O 2O3OO0 0-5 10 1
Nashingtons. 30 Z 90 Il 2
Batteries. Chamberlain and Cross; Etel-
Jorge and Mcclure. Umpire Mahoney.
Called Oh account OF darkness at end OF eighth
inning
There were only two Association games
aehednled for tn-daY
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guests such as i. seldom collected beneath

guests such as is seldom collected beneath
one roof
The whole Of the Savoy Hotel was devoted
10 tho use of the Americans and their friends.
and from the summit of the building waved
sn enormous American flag. The reception
aud dining-rooms were festooned with tho
British snd American colors, and were other
wise decorated with flowers and plants.
Over eighty guests were assembled at the
luncheon. including among the number the
United States Minister. the Hon. Robert +.
ster. Sir Edwin Arnold. Mr. Calvin s. Brice.
Sir Robert Pender, Sir Charles Tnpper. Mr.
Robert Mccormick aud Sir Henry Wood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-29

EEFE TRIED TO
save the Giants in
the latter part Of to-
days game, but
failed. Mutrie put
his newly purchased
pitcher, Mr. Dun
ming, in the box to-
day. in the hope
that be had found
IN article that the
BOstonese we're not
familiar with. II did
not take long for tho
men Of the Hub TO
strike up an ac-
aualutance. how .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-29
Is BIG As Apples.
The Hailstones That Foil In Last Nights
Storm in Hsbraska-

Elm CREEK NEB., July 28.--This vicinity
was visited last evening by one Of the mcst
destructive rain and hail-storms of tho sea-
son. Hailstones m inch and half in diane
ter fell, leye'ing small grain % the ground.
Garden vegetables are completely ruined,
while corn is riddled and cannot recover.
Scarcely one-half of the small grain has been
harvested.
Hor SpRINGs s. d., July pa terrible
wind. hail and rain storm visited this locality
SUNDAY night. the hail doing much damage to
wndowlg lights throughout the city. The MAN.
moth plunge bath-h0use was damaged TO the
amount Of several hundred dollars. This
l. the second destructive hail-storm that has
visited Hot Springs this summer; Crops
along the Cheyenne River valley, which gave
promise of the largest yield in the history Of
the country, were In ten minutes time lite
rally ruined.
AUGusrA, Mr., July pa hail-storm yes
terday did much damage to crops IN Ken
nebec county. Lightning injured q number
OF houses
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THE SIOUX COMMISSIOH.
They Succeed fin Their Efforts With the
ORRlallas.

CHICAGO. July 2s.--A dispatch from Sioux
City. Ia. says. The Sioux Indian Commits
sion has arrived here from Rosebud. where
it has lust succeeded in securing the
necessary three-fourth signatures Of the
Ogaala Indians 20 the withdrawal OF
900 Cheyenne Indians from Pine Ridge
agency. The treaty Of 1889 changed these
Indians from Rosebud to Pine Ridge. and
was one Of the causes OF the late trouble The
Indians on the strip Of 1900 square miles cut
OF by that treaty will hereafter draw rations
M Rosebud. The commissioners also re-
ceiyed claims for $500. 600 damages during the
war scare. but they say the actual damages
do not exceed 400 nna Es.rly avery Indian
has claim.
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He weather to-day
Twas d elig h fully
cool, though show
cry, and the attend
ance At the race
track was quite up
10 the average. The
ira X was in excel
lent condition. To-
day was the third
regular day. with the
Spinaway and Cali
fornia stakes the
features. and the en-
4f.ioc u-ora g,1ch "a 70
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The ParnsIi-O'shes Case.

ruptcy holds that Mr.. parneils objection to
Captain O'Sheas serving the order of bank
ruptcy on him upon the ground Of his par
nells non-domicile in England is untenable.
1t is still open to Mr.. Parnen 10 appeal she
case. Otherwise be must pay the costs OF the
divorce proceedings or be declared bankrupt.
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wINsToNs AGAIN DEFEATED.

COLUMBIA. :. c., July 2S-The Winstons
played tho home team here to-day, the geme
beng eleven innings, and were defeated IN a
closely contested game by score Of s to T.
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Emperor william As Chaplain.

CHRIsrIANIA, July 2s--The Emperor Of
Germany on Sunday personally conducted
tho religious services held on board his yacht
the Hohenzollern. The imperial yacht ar
rived at Malangen Fjord to-day aud proceeded
s0uthWard
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FRENCH And RUSSIAN SHIPS,
SQuadrOnS Now Riding Side by Side at
CTQlStadL
THE VISITORS BEING WARMLY RECEIVED
Dinner Given to tho saiIOrs-Oficial Journals
Oppose the EnthusfAsm-Other
Foreign Notes.
[By Cable to Tho Times.l

ST. PETERSBURG, July 2s.-A great deal Of fin
de steele history is evidently being made up
between the port of Cronstadt. where side by
side ride the friendly squadrons of France and
Russia, and the grand structure in this city
wherein are located the Offices of NJ. dc Giers,
Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs. No more
cordial reception has ever been accorded by
tho Russian Government and people 10
tho representatives Of a foreign power
than the one which has during tho
past week been tendered TO Admiral Geryais
and his officers and sailors This fact cannot
be minimized by the deprecatory tone as
sumed by the press of England and that OF
the nations composing the triple alliance. A
reference TO but one or two of the many sig
ni6cant manifestations which have marked
the occasion as m altogether exceptional
one will 60 sufficiently far TO prove
the truth Of this assertion. II II
probable that cable dispatches have already
Informed the American people of some ot
the extraordinary oyations which have con-
stantly greeted the visiting fTenchmen from
the moment their war ships came TO anchor In
COnstradt roadstcad until tho present hour.
1t may, however. even at the risk of repeti-
ton. be well 10 refer % the singing OF the
Marseillaise by the famous SlavieDsh choir,
accompanied By the massed bands Of the
Russian army and navy stationed at tho Iron
Port %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-29
LOOSED FROM THE COURTS.
Virginia Lawyers Enjoying Themselves al
The White.
MEETING OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
Addresses on the "ROmance of the Law"
and the Revision OF tho
Code.

WHITE SULPHUR SsRINGs. W. Va. July 2s.-
Especial. The third annual meeting Of the
Virginia State Bar Association convened this
morning at II o'clock. II is more numerously
attended than any yet held. and among those
present are large number Of representative
men of the profession in Virginia reinforced
by number of the most distinguished meni-
bers Of the bench and bar Of other States
The association was called to order by Mr..
Charles NJ. Blackford, of Lynchburg, Va.
chairman of the executive committee and he
introduced the Hon. 4. c, Burks the presi-
dent Of the association. who was received
with much enthusiasm and applause. lie
prefsced the delivery Of his speech, the sub
ject of which was the revision Of the Code, by
saying that the subject was so dry that
be scarcely hoped 10 make it interesting 10 all
and ne would. therefore not be offended II
any who grew tired should withdraw. where
upon all those lawyers who wero as tho back
OF the room moved in body TO the front, a
demonstration which was highly fattering
Judge Burks held his audience closely
throughout speech Of al hour and half
it was a clear explanation or the reasons for
many Of the changes made by the revisers
and was almost Judicial construction Of the
Code 20 the lawyers and Judges He was
listened to with interest and after he con-
cluded the expressions Of gratitude lberallg
extended 70 him attested his success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-29
IN A BLAzs or GL0RY.
The Foreign Commission Of the Columbian
Fair Ends Its Stay In London.

LONDON, July 2s.-The foreign commission
Of the Columbian fair commission ended 'ts
stay in England to-day in blazeof glory With
luncheon at the SAVOY Hotel. This banquet
was attended by company of distinguished
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-29

Nor Would Keefe, aud In Consequence the
Giants We're Again Knocked Out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-29

ever. and before the third inning Jeems
thought the Boston boys were undhly inti-
mate with lis new pitcher, so he put Tim
keeie IN 10 finish the game. But Timothy
could not pull himself together and hs suf-
fered equally as poorly as did Dunning. In
justice to both men It must be said that their
support was abomnally bad, Whistler asd
Richardson being especially notable offend.
ders. II was an extremely poor exhibition Of
base ball art from New York standpoint.
Score r. III. y.
Bostons .........29os OOOl2-1l II 9
New Yorks..~....0 1 0 0 0 + 8 . 7
Batteries. Nichols aud Bennett Dunning
Keefe and Buckley. Umpire. Battin.
PITTsBrHG, Pa. July 2s.-King was not hit
very hard TO-DAY 10y the Reds but he was very
unsteady. making two costly wild throws and
was poorly supported. enabling the visitors 70
present "a cont If vhitewash TO the local play
ers IA an easy manner. Score:
r. RH. r.
Pttsburgs. ... o OO00000-O 4 1
Cnciunats. % ! 0 90 0x-4 0
Batteries King I'D Mack Radbourne and
Keenan,. Umpire, McQuade
CLEvr1Asp, O.. July 27.-McKeen's errors
were more costly than usual to-day. and IT
was due 10 this player that Chicago lost.
K. B.H. T..
Cleyelands. .....OOI1fOO0O-3 10 4
Chicaeos.... @ 3 OF Ike 2
Batteries. Wan and Zimmer; Gumbert and
Kittredge. Umpire Hearst.
.BRO0sLYN. \. Y, July 2S.-The Phiadel-
phia-Brooklyn game was postponed here to-
day on account of rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-29
FINE sFORT At SARATOGA.

Results There Yesterday aud at Othor Places.
To-haY's Entries.
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Mr.. BARTON.

After the usual reports the committee ad-
journed until the evening ~ o'clock, when
the address of the evening was delivered by
Mr. X. T. Barton. Of Winchester. Va The
speaker was received with enthusiasm. ami all
present felt that the subject would be handled
with force and interest by one Of Nirginm 8
gblest lawyers and debatOrs Mr. LartOn's
paper was entitled The Romance OF the
Law" The lessons 70 be taught
we're those that the writer conceived 10 he IN
yolyed in the environment Of every case bat
which do not appear from the PlesdiBgs and
the proofs that is the generally uncCnsid-
cred consequences which result from judicial
decisions wrongly or inadequetelv decided
and the deplorably disastrous consequences
which so often follow the delays in the sdmin-
istration Of justice. The appeal of the speaker
investigation by all the courts Of every case,
and some prompt and comprehensive legls-
laton 10 remedy radical defects which the
speaker pointed out in the administration Of
justice by the courts Of chancery. The
Law" because the lessons taught were
drawn mainly from the well-known outside
consequences which do not appear IN the
record
Mr. Barton was enthusiastically applauded
and congratulated upon his elegant and
scholarly treatment of the subject. and added
one more laurel 70 those which have crowned
him on former occasions.
The special committee on deceased men,
beIs Of the association read their report and
resolutions upon Colonel John II. Guy, Judge
f.. ii. Fitzhugh and others.
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Tomorrow morning Hon. W. c. p. Breck-
inridge, OF kentucky, will deliver the an
nual address and paper will be read by
Major John W. Rely also upon the revision
of the Code, and much interest j. manifested
in the report Of tho special committee on law
reform, Of which Mr.. S. :. Z. Patteson. of
Richmond Is chairman. and the anticipated
discussion arising the1etrom
The personnel OF tho convention is strik-
ingly fine. There are about $40 lawyers pres
ent. and about fifty are accompanied hy their
wives and daughters. Among tho distin-
Gulshed guests OF the association are Judge
Harlan, Of the Supreme Bench of the United
States; Judge Pau, United States District
Court, Judge Bond, Circuit Court of the nlred
States; Judge Roger A. Pryor. Court Of
Common Pleas, New York; Colonel 4. c.
Semmes New Orleans Hon. A. +. Matthews
West Virginia; General Ftzhugh Lee Mr..
Randolph Barton. Mr.. Skipwith Wilmer,
Baltimore, Leigh Robinson. Washington
Hugh Il. Garden, New York
Among the members Of the association are
Judges Horsley. Keith, irving Hancock, of
the Circuit Bench of the State Judge W. !.
Leake. Of the Chancery Court OF Richmond,
Judge L. L. Laws of the Suprems Bench of
the State: Judges Ingram. AIKEN and Diggs,
of the corporation courts Judge T.. G. Minor.
and others OF the county courts; Judges "
X. Staples, w. j. Robertson. A. NJ Campbell.
George l.. Christian, Attorney General
K. Taylor Scott, Hon J. Randolph Tucker,
Hon II. St. George Tucker, Heu. Taylor
Berry, Hon. r. II. Cardvel. Charles NJ.
Blackford, Holmes Conrad. James Peasants,
Thomas n. Page I. d. Ransom, j. IL. Skin
nor, John II. Lewis Alex. Robinson, Meade
Haskins, j. II. Tucker. Jr.. A. 4. Patterson.
Frank Christian, John Rutherford, " K,
Meredith Randolph Harrison +. Ii. McGuire,
George Harrison Micalah Woods Roosevelt
Page, 8. NJ. Trayers. W. b. DeSaussure i. L.
Parrish. X. ID. iancoy Jackson Guy. A. A.
Campbell r. S. Martin, S S.P. PattesOn, J.. II.
Cooke, Edward Echois. John Hunter, A. r.
Long, George W. Morris. and Ja5nes l.. Cor
don.
Legal gossip-a little peep behind the
scenes-reveals some Of the possible results
Of talked If reorganization OF the State
Court OF Appeals When the present mem
bers go ont the proposition Will be 80 divide
the State into five sections. and have ono rep-
resentative from each section. From the
Valley Of Virginia Major Holmes Conrad and
Mr. r. T. Barton. Of Winchester, are promi-
uently mentioned for Piedmont. Judge Keith,
OF Warrenton. Va: for the Southwest, Martin
T. Burks and A. A. Phlegar Southside, MAJOR
J. W. Reilly Tidewater section, Frank Chris
tian. There were 200 guests. at dlnuer to-
dow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-29

BosToN, Mass. July %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-29

The National Republican Executive Com
mittee will meet in this city tomorrow. The
members decline % make any explanation as
O. tho object. but it Is understood 70 be for
the pdrpose IF arranging settlement ~ debts
incurred during tile last presidential cafn-
raign Some Wild newspaper reports nave
was to act upon Chairman Quay's resigna-
ton.
1t will require the full committee TO do that
This is a meeting Of the executive committee
only. The committee will meet here next
February 10 select the time aud place for
holding the National Convention
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-18

= Mkt ME odpowiedzia}. Postal chwil-
ke namyslajac sic r6wnie predko do Rufina
zawr6ci} w chatynie swieci}o sic przecie.
Wpad4 zywo do srodka.
= Jest Rozalka? = zdyszany spyta}.
- Jestem = odpar1 CLOS dziewczyny bar
dzo zmieniony.
No, to chwa1a Bogu! = rzek1 oddly.
chajac ulgq.
obejrza} sic dopiero po izdebce, Rufna
dion uscisna}
: Kto tam jeszcze kacie siedzi? spyta}.
Sw6j! = rzek1 rzezbiarz, = Marcinek.
= Wiecie, ze Szwedasa aresztowaDo? =
zagadna} ciszej.
= Wiemy! = odpar1 Rufn g}ucho
= Jake to by1o? Wiecie! Znalezi co
przy nim9- bada1 bardzo zajety niespokojny.
= Ktos wyda} widocznie. =. Pred szy-
d}owem lasu wyjezdza}, gdy go opadi. By{
w6z pe1en. Zabrano wszystko!
Z was trojga nikogo ME zaczepiono?
= -Nikogo tymczasem. To dopiero po-
czstek.
Kt6z wyda7? lego hycla ogniem piec,
"a nogi wiesza6...,
= Me mimic 60 kara! = uroczyscle Ru-
fin wym6wi1 = Dziesieciu wyda, stu, zostana
jeszcze tysiace ma zemste....
= Kto on? Me macie posadzeniaSna nj
kogo? s
-Dotad ME! Wczoraj wieczorem Ito sic
sta}o. Rozalka pred chwila 2 wiescia przy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-18

Tax sic ten dzieh odpustowy i'm zaloba i
smutkiem naznaczy}, re ME pamietali jak mi
nal. Az oko1o wieczora ktos ma podw6rze
wpad} predko, bez pozdrowienia do chaty
wbieg} By4a to Barbara Szwedasa GAIA we
zach, dzieckiem piersi, rozczochrana.
% Jezu, Marya! : krzycza}a kajac.
Porwai sic wszyscy do niej.
Go sic sta1o? Zdech1o co was? DIE.
cko chore?
Ale ona zdyszana, czepiajac sic sprzet6w,
mic wiecej siebie wydoby6 ME mog}a.
20 Jezu, Marya! 0 Jezn, Marya!
= Cicho, Barbikie! = Waiver krzykna}.
= Gadaj porzadnie, ojca chorego ME strasz.
Barbara do ojca przypad1a.
= Tatusiu, ratujcie! Starego naszego wzie.
Ii! = wyjaka}a.
= Jak to wzieli?
= Wzieli! zandarmy, policyanty do sa-
du = do krymina}u!
= Mako cudowna Ia co? Gdzie?
-Ja ME wien. Juzss z ta wiescia wpad},
parobczaka zabra} precz polecieli = ratowac.
O Jezu! O Jezu!
Jeden Waiver rzecz Gala zrozumiaf zape
Wne, DO dalej ME pytajac "a czapke wzia}
wybieg1 predko We wsi czu6 by}o cos ME
zwyk}ego: kupili sic ludzie, szeptali, ogladai
sic trwoznie. On ich wszystkich mija} do
bieg} Jodas6w chaty.
= Rozalko! = krzykna} przez okno.
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Emigraeya iydow do Anglii.
ROSya.
Peters6arq, II maia.

Petersburg, II maja,
Donosza, re Rad rozkaza1
we wszystkich prowincyach
aby wprowadzi6 zyd6w napo-
wrot do tych miejsc W kt6rych
by} i'm wzbroniony pobyt.
LOndya, II maja.
Stanowisko Europy, dosyG
wzburzone, sta}o sic jeszcze
wiecej niespokojnem W osta-
tnich IA godzinach Z powodu
przed}ozeuia Rosy swego ulti-
matum Wysokiej Porcie, W
kt6rem domaga sic otwarcia
D r d n e | w. Dope
sza dzisiejsza Z Konstantyno-
pola m6wi, re Rosya wystoso-
wa]a pismo do Porty, grozac,
re si}a sobie otworzy Dardane-
lie dla handlu i foty swojei.
Ambassador rosyjski zazadaf
r6wniez 1000 fnnt6w odszko-
dowania " skutek zatrzymania
okretu komandora Kawak. To
postepowanie Rosyi, jak 70
wniez wycofanie rosyjskich
pieniedzy zlotych Niemiec i
Anglii ma szczegolne znacze-
ME. Rosya przygOtowuje sic
stanaG na w}asnej stopie fnan-
sowej, tax, zeby zwiekszenie
pozyczek na zewnatrz, ME mo-
g}o daG jej nieprzyjaciosom
sposob6w szachowania jej pla-
now. Minister skarbu Wi
sznegradzki, kt6rego karyera
cd kilku lat jest ciag}em po
wodzeniem i kt6ry obecnie
jest wszechpoteznym u cara,
do1ozy wszelkich stara6, aby
ukara6 tych, ktorzy sprzyjaja
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-18

bieg}a. Marcinek ma noe p6Jdze.
Wy sic ma ostroznosc miejcie!
Bog ci zap}ae "a troskliwost. MnleJ-
sza O nas Szwedasa Mkt ME zastapl, ten
juz zgina}!
Wykreci sic!
= Juz ME! Trzeci raz go bior4. |Teraz
juz 60 wiecej oczy nasze ME zobacza. A my
teraz, jak stado bez przewodnika, rczleclm sic
ma cztery wiatry
= Gadacie! = wtraci1 Waiver = ma je.
dnym cz}owieku sprawa ME stoi
= Predzej ma jednym, jak ma tysiacu Je'
den wielk1 g}az pod weg}em d4uzej budynek
utrzyma, jak drobnych kamieni setki chocbys
je ma cement najtezszy k4ad4.
G1uche milczenie zapanowa4o po tych sfo-
wach. Marcinek je przerwa1, wstajac
-P6jde juz = rzek}. = Ostahcie Bo-
giem, jakbym sic sp6zni}, do koni kogo aa
mole miejsce poslijcie
-Dai ci Boze szczesiwie! pozegnali.
Zatrzyma} sic progu do Rozalki zwr6-
skrypki mole z budy zabierzcie, jak-
by deszcz pada}.
Zabiore Nracajac do domu.
Chlopak znikna}, oni siedzieli jeszcze
chwile smutni zgnebieni.
= Masz ia, co do schowania siebie?-
zagadnal Waiver Rufna.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
i
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wp}ywu, aby powstrzymae ce-
sarza cd nierozwaznych wyra-
ze6; por6wnuja Niemcy do
okretu bez steru izarzucaja &C.
sarzowi, re poza plecyma mi
nistr6w daje sic powodowae
radon os6b prywatnych. Ra-
dza ministrom, ably raczej po-
dziekowali, anizeli dozwolili
ma wprowadzenie zarzadzeh,
kt6re sic ME zgadzaja z ich
Nprzekonaniem. Swobodne wy
razanie sic o tym pamfecie jest
dowodem szybkiego postepu
konstytucyonalizmu.
Nedza strajker6w W West
falii jest wielka. Wiecej niz
10000, kt6rzy starali sic o ro-
bote wdystry Bochumsklm,
dosta}o wszedzie odmowna od-
powiedz, a nawet zagrozono
i'm wypedzeniem. Kanclerz
Caprivi ma cukrowa chorobe.
Wkr6tce uda sic na kuracya
do Karlsbadu.
Wielka Brytania.
Londyn, II maja.
Wczoraj pada1 ogromny
grad i snieg W Angliri poczy-
nil znaczne szkody.
Dublin, II maja.
w Kanturk, Cork Go. od-
by}a sic dzisiaj oaywiona scena.
Podczas zgromadzenia stronni-
kow McCarthy'ego wpad}a ku-
pa Parnellit6w do sail. Przy-
szEo do bojki krwawej. Wielu
zosta}o aresztowanych.
Londya, II maja.
Ogromna liczba wypedza-
nych zyddw Rosyi przybywa
codziennie do Londynu Man.
chester. Ma}o stosunkowo emf.
gruje do Ameryki.
Lomdyn, II maja.
Ksiaze Walii cierpi ma reu-
matyzm. Lekarze radza mu
bardzo ma}o chodzic.
Londyn, II maja.
Zdrowie Gladstone'a pogor-
szy}o sic znowu.
Londyna, u maja.
Podczas odczytu M. Stanley'a
wczoraj wiecz6r W Sheffield,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-18
Niemcy.
Berlin, II maja.

q rezygnacya P. v. May
bach, pruskiego ministra ro-
bot publicznych ustepuje Q
wyjatkiem ministra Boettiche.
ra, ostatni minister cesarza
Wilhelma [ widowni publ
cznej. Zatrzymanie tego osta-
tniego nalezy' przypisaf ME-
checi cesarza, jaka tenze
przyjmowa} wszelkie napady i
usi1owania zmuszajace ministra
do rezygnowania. Nieprzyjazd
Bismarcka przeciwko Boetti-
cherowi wzmocni}a tylko przy-
jam cesarska, podczas spree
czki W sprawie funduszu Gwel-
f6w, odwiedzif go cesarz oso-
biscie, jad} u niego, i da} mu
inne jeszcze dowody swej przy-
jazni. Mimo tego jednak poda
Boetticher o rezyguacye.
Donosza, re Boettlcher 20
stanie nadprezydentem pro-
wincyi Schleswig-Holstein Ma
jego nastepce jake ministra
spraw wewnetrznych ma bye
wybrany Beunigsen, a MIGUEL,
minister skarbu ma bye mlano-
wany wiceprezydentem pru-
,kiego pa1stwowego minister
stwa. Przez te zniany otrzy-
maja nar"dowo liberalnl nowe
SHY W ministerstWie, kt6ra to
partya przy ostatnlch wybo.
larh pnnios}a taxa porazke.
Gazety donosza, o pamfecie
r1ekomo przez Bi>marka napi.
sanym, w kt6rym napadaja ma
drsp"tyzm cesarza. Gazety mo.
via, re sami tylko ministrowie
powinni bye odpowiedzialni, a
panujacy powinieu sic wstrzy-
mywae cd publicznych pre-
mowien.
w jednym rozdziale ,,cesarz
jake sw6j w}asny minister"
gania kanclerza Caprivi, po-
niewaz ME umie uzyc swego