davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-17

jednego kohca do drugego, ,czescia oswietlone
dochodzacem tn s1o1cem, czescia pograzone
ciemnosci.
Kreg Fraj milczac, jakby sic znajdowa
Ii we wnetrzu grobowca, postepowali cicha
ta sciezka ciekawie rozgladajac sic oko}o
By}y tam trumny naj jromaitszego kszta}tu
wszelkich rozmiar6w = jedne bogate = dru
gle ubogie z tych wychodzc6w, kt6rych ko-
niecznos6 zarobienia, ma swe zycie wygna}a
W dalekie strony po "a woody Oceanu Spokoj-
nego, jedni zrobili majatek W Kalifornii, W ko-
palniach Nevady lub Colorado = lecz takich
ma}o by}o niestety! Inni wracali tax ubodzy,
jak wyszli. Ale wszyscy zr6wnani palcem
smierci wracali do ojczyzny. q dziesiec tru-
uien by}o kosztownego drzewa, zdobnych ca
lynn przepychem chi6skiej fantazyi; reszta zbi-
ia po prostu czterech desek i pomalowana ma
z6}to. Bogata czy uboga kazda trumna miaia
ma sobie napisane nazwisko Kreg Fraj czy-
tall przechodzac: Lien Flu z Jun Pinfu, Nan
Lu Funinu, Szen Kin Lin Kin, Lu-an
Kuli Koa it'd. it'd Me mog1a zajsc 2adna
omy}ka. Kazdy nieboszczyk napisem mial
bye odes}any wed}ug adresu, tam sr6d pol
ogrod6w, pod go}em niebem oczekiwanie chwili
pogrzebu ostatecznego.
= Porzadny sk1ad - rzekl Fraj.
Il dobre opakowanie = doda} Kreg.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-17
KkOPOTY CHINCZYKA
W CHINACH.
PRZEZ -
JULIUSZA VERNE.
(Ciag dalszy).

Zresztq zblizal sic tez juz termin, Z kt6re-
go uplywem ko6czy}a sic ich odpowiedzialnos6
Jeszcze czterdziesci godzin czasu = pozniej
gdyby GAIA armia Taiping6w opad1a statek
eksklienta ,,Wieku", ME poswieciliby jednego
w}osa swego W jego obronie. Amerykanie cl
byi bardzo praktycznymi ludzmi. Dop6ki
Kin Fo wart by} 100000 dolar6w, oddani mu
byi dusza cia}em Ale zupe1nie obojetni ma
to, co sic MIN stanie, skoro ME bedzie wart
AMI sapeki.
Kreg Fraj wyrozumowawszy sobie ca}y
stan rzeczy W powyzszy spos6b zjedli dobrym
apetytem sniadanie, Jedzenie bylo wyborne.
-Zjedi jedego p6}miska, jednnego talerza,
zupelnie r6wna ilosG kes6w chleba kawa1kow
zimnego miesiwa- Wypili jeden jak druggl ty-
lez kieliszk6w wybornego wilma Szao-szyhskie-
go "a zdrowie szanownego Viii. J. Bidulfa,
Wypalili obadwa po pol tuzina jednakowych
cygar dowiedli zn6w po raz ME wiedzieG juz
kt6ry, re MONA bye ,,braGmi sjamskimi"
przyzwyczaje6 gust6w, ME bedac mimi u
rodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-17
Dzielne Yankesy, kt6rym sic zdawa1o, ze
NJ ca II kot1ca swvch k{OnOt6w

Dzelne Yankesy, kt6rym sic zdawa}o, ze
juz So ko1ca swych k}opot6w.
Dzieh minal bez przygody, bez wypadku,
ciagle taz sama cisza atmosferze, toz same
pogodne niebo g6rze. Mic ME zapowiada}o
jakiejkolwiek zmiany meteorologicznej. Ca
3e morze by}o tax ciche, jakby spokojne woody
jeziora.
Oko1o godziny czwartej popo}udniu Sun
pokaza1 sic Ma pok}adzie, zataczajacy sic, chwiej
ny, podobny do cz}owieka pijanego, chociaz
nigdyw zyciu swojem ME pill tax ma1o, jak O.
statniemi w}asnie dniami.
Stawszy sic razu foletowa nastepnie
czerwonawa, potem n:ebieska, w'kolcu zielo-
ma, twarz jego obecnie przybra}a juz kolor
z6}tawy, po Wstapieniu ma lad, wr6ciwszy do
zwyk}ej swej barwy pomara6czowej, gdy je-
szcze sp}onie czerwonym rumie1cem gniewu,
przejdzie tym sposobem koleja w}asciwa Gala
game kolor6w widma s}onecznego.
Sun przywl6H sic z wolna g}owa pochy-
Iona oczami na wpd zmr6zonemi, bojac sic
spojrzeG po "a okret'
Przybilismy Juz do ladu? : spyts}.
= Me = odpowiedzia} Fraj.
= Przybijemy wnet?
= Me = odpowiedzia} Kreg. ?
= Ajajaj!
W rozpaczy ME bedac W stanie s}owa
wiecej wym6wi6, rozciagna} sic Sun u stop wiel
kiego masztu W konwulsyjnych drganiach,
sr6d kt6rych kr6ciutki jego warkocz kiwa} sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-17
Wtorek, dnia II Lutego 1891 +.

swoja, lecz policya jest przeci-
wnego zdania. N6z wykazuje
slady krwi, kt6ry lekarz poll
cyjny DR.. Philips po mikro
skopicznem badaniu uzna} "a
ludzka. Trzeba wielkiej pre-
zornosci ze strony policyi aby
obwinionego ochronic cd
lynchowapia przez wzburzona
ludnosG.
Lomdym, 16 lutego.
Eleganckc ubrany mezczy.>
zna staw.i1 sic W National Pro-
vincial Bank of England iroz-
pocza1 z klerkiem rozmowe
przy stole do wyp}aty. Gdy
tenze ma chwile sic odwr6ci3
wyrwa} mu kieszeni zapewne
sp6lnik plerwszego mezczyzny
torbe sk6rzana W kt6rej znaj-
dowa}y sic papiery wartoscio-
we ma wiele 1000, funt6w ster.,
Ylotni} sic. ,Dalsze szczeg63y
So nastepujace: Obaj z}odzieje
byli nadzwyczaj elegancko
ubrani i robili wrazenie maize
tnych ludzi. Policya jest zda-
MIA, re ma W tym wypadku do
czynienia ze znanymi i wytra'
wnymi amerykahskimi z}odzie-
jami, kt6rzy clerka juz cd da-
VIVA sledzili gdy ten rano re
znaeznemi pieniadzmi do ban
ku przychodzi}. Policya posia-
da rysopis z}oczyhc6w.
Londyn, l6 lutego.
Wszystkie dzisiejsze ranne
dzienniki bez wyjatku pochle-
bnie wyraza.ja sic 0 zmar}ym
gen. Sherman. Times" wyra-
ia sic ,,Jego smierc usuwa je.
dnegoz z najwiekszych bohate-
row Wielkiej wojny, SWAT zas
tract s}awnego wojskowego ge-
niusza." Standard ,,Gen. Sher-
man cieszy} sic uznaniem
wszystkich stronnictw ponie-
waz ME da} sic wciagnac do
polityki i zmar} bez pajmniej-
szej skazy bedac wolnym cd
jakiegokolwiek zarzutu.''
Loedye, l6 lutego.
Ma dzisiejszem posiedzeniu
Izby nizszej oswiadczy} mini
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-17

ster Standhope ma zapytanie'
co Rad zamierza zrobie z Of
cerami wmieszanymi W ostatni
skandal baccaratowy re mini
sterstwo wojny pred zako6-
czeniem procesu 0 oszczerstwo
wszczetego przez Sir VIM.
Gordon Cumming przeciwko
tym osobom, kt6re go o fall
szywa gre W karty posadzi}y,
zadnego ofcera wykluczye ME
zamierza. Doda}, re pu}kowni-
cy wszystkich pu}k6w staraja
sic miedzy podw}adnymi Office
rami na gre ME pozwalat.
Wfochy.
Loaadya, II lutego.
Czasopisma berli6skie VIE
dehskie uznaja przed}ozenie
Rudiniego co do przysz}ej po-
lityki W}och ze wzgledu ma
obecne trudne polityczne POLO
zenie, "a zupe}nie usprawiedli-,
wione.
Pm'y5, II lutego.
Prasa francuska vita przy-
jamie oswiadczenie Rudiniego
jako zapowiadajace wiecej
przyjazne stosunki miedzy
W1ochami i Francya
nTemps"s wyraza sic: TO
oswiadczenie zawiera wyrazy
madroscf umiarkowania i sta
nowczosci, kt6rych pierwej
napotykac ME bylismy przy-
zwyczajeni. Nowi mezowie
wniesll nowego ducha nowe
usposobienie przyjazne.- Vie
cej ME moglismys sobie zyczyt."
Hiszpania.
Madryt, II lutego.
Wiadomosci wyborcze co do
senatu wykazuja, re partya
rzadu re 100 mandat6w zyska-
Ia l30. Liberalni, kt6rzy mie-
Ii nadzieje zyskania wiekszosci
srodze zawiedzeni.
Madryt, 16 lutego.
Wczoraj wybrauo tu l9 kon-
serwatywnych senator6w. Mi
mister spraw wewnetrznych
Silvela oswiadczy} we wezoraj-
szej movie, re konserwatysci
zaprowadza demokratyczne re-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-17
Pdry5, Is lutego.


XIX Steele m6wi re cesarz
oczekuje publikacyj panic
tnik6w Bismarcka MIN wysta-
pi w drodze prawnej przeciw
MENU.
Berlin, 16 lutego.
Jak ,,Freisinnige Ztg." do
nosi odkry} prof. Liebreich
skuteczniejszy srodek ma tu-
berculoze jak limfa Dr.. Kocha.
Move lekarstwo podobnie jak
tamto bywa wstrzykiwane
zaskornie.
Berlin, 16 lutego.
Bismark wyrazi} sic do po-
selstwa kt6re mu dyplom no.
norowego obywatela miasta
Augsburga wreczy}o, re ME
zyczy sobie kanclerza Capri
vi'ego podpatrywac ale re czu-
je sic W obowiazku gdy pan
stwu niebezpiecze6stwo grozi
ostrzedz. Dalej re zyczy So
bic zachowaG stan W1oscia1-
ski, / ME moze bye zadowolo-
nym polityki kt6ra kasuje
c1o przywozowe Ia zboza a
daie nam Jezuit6w. = Domy-
slaia sic, re Hr. Szuwa}ow
ambassador rosyjski kt6ry we
czwartek odwiedzi1 ostrzeg} 60
cd cesarza Wilhelma. = We.
dug ,,Politische Correspon-
denz'' mia}y sic Anglia i stany
zjednoczone na to zg}osit by
nieporozumienie z powodu cie-
SHINY morza Behringa pred
}ozyG kr6lowi Humbertowi ja-
ko sedziowl rozjemczemu.
AustrO = Wegry.
Pes@t, 16 lutego.
Poster Lloyd og}asza arty-
ku} "a kt6rego autentycznosc
reczy W sprawie rzekomej in
terview Abranyi'ego Bismar
klein. Utrzymuje re wspo-
mniana interview jakis pan
6wczesnym pos}em zart sobie
pozwoli4 ably sic ma MIN zem-
scic. Wed}ug przedstawienia
tel gazety miano wynalezt
cz}owieka podobnego do BIZ
smarka kt6ry mia1 jego role
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-17
Anglia.
Londyn, 16 lutego

Posadzony o zamordowanie
,,Carotty Nell" cz}owiek, kt6-
rego "a oJack the Ripper"
uwazaja, by} palaczem navy
wajacym sic Sadler ma okrecie
uie dawno Z Turcyi przyby}ym.
Opr6cz ostrego noza dostar-
czaja dowod6w jego rzeczy
sprowadzone re statku ,,Fez"
do kt6rego za1ogi naleza}. Przy
aresztowaniu zaprzecza} wine
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-17
TeleSramy ZagTaniGgle.
Krol Humbert rOzjemea miedzy
Anglia st. Zjedn. q
Niemcy wysfafy Okret wOjenny
do Chill.
Bismarck daIej intryguje.
ZWf0ki PadleWskiegO miafy bye
znaleziOne W Bufgaryi.
Brazylijska kOnstytueya W dru-
giem ezytaniu przyjeta.
w Buenos Ayres wOjskO W po-
gOtOWiu.
Niency,
Berlin, Is lutego. ,

W NS'St -
Szalona burza szerzy sic ma
wybrzezu Szlezwiga. Topnie-
ME sniegu lodu Ma brzegach
morza powoduje niszczace po-
wodzie. W Rewal innych por-
towych miastach jest stan RE
czy nadzwyczaj grozacy.
Berlin, Is lutego.
Rad niemiecki p ostanoNR
dla opieki spraw nfemie-
ckfch W Chill wys}aG tam O.
kret wojenny. Hr. Kleist
ktory w zesz}ym rokn wykona}
napad morderczy na w}aSci-
ciela hotelu Alberta i cd tego
,czasu znajdowa} sic W wiezie-
niu zosta} wczoraj re wzgledu
na chorobs wypuszczony gdy
jednak ledwie wyszed}szy swe.
60 s}uzacego tax zbi1 re mu
az czaszka pek}a zosta} znowu
zamkniety. Chcial 4 DO
wodu IL zosta} 4 wojska wy
kluczonym "a pomoca szelek
sic powiesiG, zostal jednak ma
czas odcietym.
Berlin, 16 lutego.
Niemiecki ambassador W
Wiedniu ks. Reuss, ma Re
daktor6w ,,Kladerradatsch" "a
rozpowszechnienie ublizajq-
cych mu artyku}ow sadownie
do odpowiedzialnosci pocia-
gnaG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-17

odegrac ma co sic Abranyi da}
z}apac tresc rozmowy zmnie-
manym Bismarkiem ogfosi3,
Bezposrednio po og}oszeniu
tel rozmowy zaprzeczy7 BIZ
smark wszystkie W niej "a
warte szczeg6}y i wzbrania7
sic Abranyi'ego przyjaf. :
Abranyi rozgniewany z po-
wodu docinkow kt6re ze
wszystkich stron znosic mu-
sia1, og}osi} 81 sierpnia pismo
W kt6rem powt6rzy} twierdze-
ME prawdziwosci pierwszych
szczeg6}6w. Ma to nastapi4o
powt6rne zaprzeczenie Bismar-
ka i .nowy napad ma
os1aw egi e + k i e 6 o
% Sierpnia zrezygnowa} z
mandatu poselskiego, i W 2
dni og}osi} obszerne sprawo-
zdanie o rzekomej rozmowie z
Bismarkiem, oraz powsta}a po-
g1oska, re stara sic o powtorny
wyb6r do rady pa1stwa. :
Ostatnie wiadomosci o Abra-
nyi'm datuja z 26 Wrzesnia,
W kt6rym duiu Hamb. Mach
rchten podaja re Z powodu
ciag1ych zart6w co do mniema-
nej rozmowy Bismal kiem do
tego stopnia by1 rozdraziliony,
re familia jego uzna1a "a sto
sowne oddac go do zak}adu
ob1akanych.
Francya.
Pary5, 16 lutego.
Kasy s}awnego Daschauera,
Victora Mace alias Berneau,
zosta}y otworzone i miano W
mich 100000 fir. znalesc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-17
Sudan.
Suaki;no,


Wojska egipskie zgromadzi-
1y sic w Trinkitat. Maize ME
przyjacielskie oddzia}y widzia-
no W okolicy El-Teb, pomimo
re g}6wna si}a Osmana Digmy,
jak wiadomo znajduje sic W
Tokar. .Wojska egipskie wy
rusza jutro i wkrocza do Ell
Teb.
(Dok.ssna 4 tel str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-17
DzIENNIK cAIcAoosKI

NRONaF
>~~4>D~-~N~~
PRzEDPbATA OLA sTAN0w zJEDN.
wynOsi rocznie $500;
- miesiecz. S0.25:
Pojedynczy Numer lc.
OLA EURoPY 1 INNYcH PANsTw
rocznie $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-17
Rok III.


ne sprawy ochraniac beda.
Bulgaria.
Sofia, 16 lutego.
Pewien bu}garski dziennik
donosi, re trupa mordercy ge-
nera}a Seliwestrowa Padlew-
skiego miedzy Fillipopolem a
Kazan}ykiem ma wpa przez
wilk6w zjedzonego znaleziono.
Poznano trupa po paplerach,
ktore przy MIN znaleziono.
Brazylia.
Bio Jmaeiro, 16 lutego.
Ma zgromadzeniu prawodaw-
czem przyjeto wniosek novel
ustawy po drugiem przeczyta-
niu. w najblizszym czasie od-
bedzie sic wyb6r prezydenta.
'G}6wni kandydaci sa: gen. Da
Fonseca naczelnik prowizory-
cznego rzadu i gubernator pro-
wincyi San Paulo.
Argentynia.
Buen0s Awes, 16 lutego.
w skutek pog}oski onowem
sprzysiezcniu rewolucyjnem
powo}a} rad Gale wojsko pod
bro6, a patrole kawaleryi uli-
cami przeciagaja..
San Francisco, 16 lutego.
Donosza Samoa, re okret
ameryka1ski Trenton, ktdry
podczas bury 16 marca 1889
T. W porcie W Apia zatona},
bedzie m6g} bye wydobytym,
skoro tylko uda sic wyciagnac
kot1v narowa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-17
Fraucya.
Pa1y5, 16 lutego.

Kasy s}awnego Daschauera,
Victora Mace alias Berneau,
zosta1y otworzone i miano W
mich 100000 fir. znalesc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-17

XIX Steele m6wi ze cesarz
oczekuje publikacyj panic
tnik6w Bismarcka MIN wysta-
pi W drodze prawnej przeciw
MENU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
THE INVESTIGATION GOES ON.
SENIOR MONTT RECEIVES OFFICIAL INFOR-
NATION OF IT.
THE DISPATCH DEEPENS THE UNFAvoRABLn
IMPRESSION AT wAsHINGToN-CoM-
MENTS on THE CHILIAN CHARAC-
TER-GoOD WORDS FOR MIR.
EGAN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

EGAN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEJ
Washington, Oct. 30-There were no new GeA
velopments OF Importance to-day in regard TO the
difficulty which has arisen between the Junta now
directing the affairs of Chill and the Government
of the United States over the wantOn and brutal
assault by a Chilian mob in the streets of Val-
paraiso upon an unarmed body of United States
sailors, which took place two weeks ago to-day,
and which resulted in the death Of two Ameri-
cans and the wounding of many others. An addi-
tional contribution TO the diplomatic literature OK
the controversy was a dispatch received this morn
ing by Senor Alontt from the Provisional Govern
ment at Santiago which he hastened, Immediately
after the adjournment of the Cabinet, to lay before
Secretary Blaine, who had repaired to his house
for luncheon. The dispatch reads as follows
Investigation instituted Immediately and con-
inues with all diligence, but it is not yet finished!
The trouble began in Clay-st. and it became
tumult at about p. m. Regular soldiers. police
and the special guard Of the lntendente restored
order The combatants-thirty Americans and
eleven Chilians-were committed before the judlcai
authorities They fought with knives. stones and
everything they could lay their hands upon.
There was one killed and several wounded. II IS
said that there were l6O American sailors from the
Baltimore on shore at the time of the tumult
II would be superhuous almost TO comment
upon the contents of this dispatch which. for the
childish cunning and palpable inSincerity IL dis
plays, stands unrivallcd. probably, as product
of the diplomatic mind were it not that. takeh
in connection with the insulting tone OF the COM
munication handed 70 Mr.. Egan and published
Yesterday. il barely suggests an awakening of the
Junta TO its proper senses and realization Of the
fact that in its oyerbearng and insolent treat
ment of a moderate and dispassionate remonstrance
filed BY a friendly Government il overstepped the
bounds of reason and decency Read between
the lines, the dispatch displays spirit guardedly
apologize II seems, in fact TO have been designed
TO Offset in measure the painful impression pro-
duced by the dispatch transmitted through sir.
Egan II this be true il would not be dihicnt
30 hazard the guess that Senor Montt, realizing the
decision and tirmness shown by the Administra-
ton in this question, in all Others where tho
honor Of the country has been involved, together
with the almost unanimous public sentimene
which supported it, advised his too-foolhardy
friends in Chilli that discretion was the oeter
part OF valor, and that ii would be prudent 10
moderate their tone. That Mr.. Blaine was hoe
deceived in the motives which prompted the SEND
ing of the dispatch may be assumed without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
A RUMoRED PLOT TO KILL MR.. O'BRIEN.
THE POLICE DECLARE IT UNFoUNDED-MANY
INJURED RIOTERS IN CORK.

OOA'N'
Cork oct. 3o.-Considerabc excitement was occas'
toned here to-day among the McCarthyites by rumor
that plot had been discovered in which number OF
the rabd Parnelltes were implicated 10 muiuer
William O'Brcn The police, however, declared that
there foundation for the rmor' and that they
would protect Mr. o'Brien from any attempt that might
be made to injure him.
The whole force OF mounted police at present in
this city has been placed at the disposal OF Mr. Dillon
and will accompany him everywhere until the close
of the political campaign now being fought
here between the McCartlyites and the Parnellites
The polioe of Formoy, nineteen miles from here. and
the constabulary from all the outlying stations have
been ordered to proceed at once to this city.
The nfirmares of this city have been busy since
carly morning attending 70 the injuries Of per
sons who were hurt in last nights rioting. There
are now niDetywo patients in the hospital, suffer
ing from wounds received during the fighting: and II
much larger number of persons who have been sim
ilariv injured are being treated at their homes.
The wounds as rule about the patients heads
showing that the blackhorn has been vigorously
welded.
Dublin Oct 80" The National Press" Of this city,
is responsible for the report that there plot on
foot to murder william O'Brien The same paper
stated that there plot to assault, if not 70 KILL
John Dillon. According to rumor, which the police
OF Cork and the police Of this city, who have made
careful investigation, declare TO be unfounded, woman
who was returning from political meeting at Mayfeld
heard four men plotting to kill Mr.. Dillon as he and
number of his followers returning from the meet
Ing. The woman, the report added, made such loud
outery as MIR. Dillon and his party approached the
spot to warn them of the proximity Of the would be
murderrs and the latter hastily fed. The affair has
caused a sensation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
DEAD WITH HER THROAT CUT.
HORRIBLE MURDER OF A GIRL.
HER SISTERS FOUND HER LYING on A BED-HER
LOVER SUSPECTED.

LOVER SUSPECTED,
Minnie Ranhauser, seventeen years old, was
found last evening about 80 o'clock at her
home, No. 207 West Sxty-seventh-st, with her
throat cut almost from TO ear Her lover
William Miller, who had lived in the same house
number of years, is supposed to be
her murderer All the circumstances indicate
that the crime was premeditated and without
provocation. The motive for the crime is un-
known Miller regarded almost as member
Of the family, and the relations between the two
young people had been of the pleasantest nature
Sometimes they had little quarrels, but they were
only for the moment and were hardly noticed
by other members of the family. The young
girls mother gave her permission TO the engage
ment some months ago, and it was understood
that the young people were to be married in the
holidays
Yesterday morning Miller and the young girls
brother and sister started out to work, leaving
her alone and in charge of the house,
the mother being absent on visit
with her oldest daughter Miller worked in a
piano factory i'll Tenth-ave., between Twelfth
and Thirteenth SITS, but did rot appear at the
factory yesterday morning, and was seen by no
one after he left his home.
Rosa Ranhauser, the murdered girls sister,
She found every room dark and went first to the
Kitchen then to the sleeping apartments, and last
TO the dining-roOm in search of her sister. but
was unable TO ind her. Then she attempted 10
enter Miller's room, but found it locked Fore
ing entrance into the room, she saw
lying upon Miiler's bed the body of her young
sister Her head rested in pool Of blood which
saturated the bed clothing and dripped down on
the floor. She lay on her back, with her arms
folded firmly on her breast, and her head almost
severed from her body. She had been
dead several hours.
On the pile of bed clothing at her side was a
small penlInife with which the crime had been
committed 1t was quickly recognized by the
young woman as the properly Of Miller. She at
once informed neighbors in the adjoining rooms of
her discovery, and the police were called
in Immediately 1t was found that Miller had
gone through the house in search of money and
articles of value after he had killed the girl.
Tables were overturned and drawers were ran
sacked hut only small sum of money had
been found 10y him. There is reason 10
believe that he came TO the house between 5
and 0 o'clock in the morning, knowing that at
that hour every one would be absent.
The murdered girl belonged 10 a respectable
German family, which is supported entirely by the
earnings of the oldest daughter and son their
mother being widow and in poor health.
The police are making search for the muir
derer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
1FssE sEL1GuAN,s MISSION IN EUROPE

Berlin. oct. 3O.-Jesse Seligman, the wellknown
New York banker, has been in this city recently,
furnished with credentials from the United Satcs for
the purpose Of making inquiries among foreign
fnancicrs in regard to the possibility Of arriving at
some international agreement in the interests Of
bimCtalllsm Mr.. Sengman has received much atten-
ton in this city 1t is stated here that President
Harrison and Secretary Foster greatly interested in
The negotiations being conducted by him. The United
states Minister Mr. Phelps, has secured for Mr. Selg
man interviews with Herr Maltzahn Secretary OF
the Treasury, and with other prominent German
fnanciers Mr. seligman, upon leaving Berlin seemed
to have the highest hopes that, far Germany IS
concerned, progress is being made toward an inter
national conference on the subject Of bmetasm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
NEWS IRON BEHRING SEA.

san Francisco, oct. 3O.-The schooner Leon arrived
from Petropaulovsh yesterday with 5000 seal skins
for the Alaska Commercial Company. She reports
that but siX OF The of the sealer Hamilton
Lows cop ued by the Russians, we're sent to Vladvo-
stock The Russians took the schooner 10 VIadIV0-
stock and her around three times the trip. The
prisoners weie we'll treated VadivostOck. were Cap
tain Mclean escaped.
The vhai.r HOrauO. which arrived here yesterday
from the Arctic Ocean, brings news that the whaler
Grampus, the crew Of which were reported massacrcd
by the natives, had been spoken by the Orca on
october a The stories about the Grampuss crew
are Without foundation as, with the exception OF one
officer who died at sea- the crew Is In good health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
MAssAcRE oF A FRENcH FORCE IN MADAGASCAR.

MASSACRE OF \ FRENCH FORCE IN MADAGAsCAlt.
Paris, Oct 30.-The Petit Journal today pub
fishes dispatch from Madagascar saying that Dr.
Bezla chief Of the medical staff of the French colony
at Subervievle, was descending the Betsboka River
escorted by eleven native soldiers forming part OF the
auxiliary French force in that district. when BODY Of
Madagascar bandits opened fire upon the party from
an ambuscade the river banks. The native soldiers
forming Dr. Beziats escort promptly returned the fire
opened upon them from the jungle lining the banks Of
the BetsibOka The Doctors boat was kept going down
stream as rapidly as possible while the escort an
sweIed the bandits fire. Dr. Beziat shot through
the body as he empying his revolveTs at the
ambushed natives. He staggered and Oh the point
OF falling when second shot hit him, causing him to
fail into the river, where lie was subsequently, DIS
patched with assegas thrown BY the bandits from their
hiding places. Eight Of the native soldiers forming the
csccrt were also killed detachment OF troops has
been sent I'm pursuit Of the bandits but there is not
much prospect that the latter will be captured unless
they are betrayed by other natives.