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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

In the electoral college which will
choose successor to President HARRI-
SON there will lie 444 votes. The next
president must receive 223 of these
votes. Assigning all the new states to
the Republicans and dividing the other
states as they voted in 1888, the result
this year would be as follows:
DanNnnrafin
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08
What viii He Do With 1t?

New L Ork W OrIO
Complete returns from the British
elections show ali opposition majority
of forty. 1t is narrow margin, built
upon most incongruouS elements. If
the Grand Old Man shall succeed in
making it effective the performance will
be the browning glory OF alife full of
achievements,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08
A Bad Lookout for Boston.

Kansas City Star.
Ground has been broken at Chicag.
for another great public library. If
this form of benehcence continues i'm
the Lake City there will soon be a de-
mand for literary people to enjoy the
manifold advantages, and Boston viii
be depopulated.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08
Not Necessarily Festive.

philadelphia Record.
The phrase Where am ] at?'' is not
a sure sign of inebrety. Even the Pro-
hibition candidate Will be apt to ask
the same question the day after cleo
tim
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08
Where To Co

New York Commercial Advertiser
Go West. you foolish young men who
are complaining OF nothing to do; go
West and harvest the Dakota wheat
crops. and stay there till your fortunes
~, made
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

Mr.. DALzELL, of Ohio-you observe we say
Mister Observation-Disclosures to knock down
the next man who calls him Private Dali
zELL. ne says he has sounded it 10 the bot
tom. and there is nothing in this soldier bust
ness Therefore he quits. His frankness
is truly unique. 1t must fairly make RUSSELL
A. ALGER's hair stand on end to hear man
come right out at-footed this way, and own
I'D that he had been in tie soldering bust
ness for what there was in it.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

IT is reported that at Havre. summer re-
sort in Montana, 14,t00 feet above sea level,
winter overcoats were worn during the recent
hot spell. When the girls hear that there is
anything there to wear overcoats, there will
be general feminine movement on Havre
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

4 CHICAGO man has just travelled from
Paris to Chicago in eight days and two hours.
He is now somewhere within the Chicago
city limits on his way down town. ard hopes
to complete the entire journey to the city
hail some time this week
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

AS time passes the Union is more strongly
convinced than ever shat the nomination of
McGill would have been better for the Re-
publican party than that of Nelson. Hardly
week has passed, and already are the pa
pers forced to defend the nominee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08
The Man iii 4 Canoe.
Puck.

PucS-
believe IN the gonfi ola savinr thu, SAYS
..Aou siiui,.sl give the devil his due =
And tie veIy iirsi thing i q give to INN
Il the Mau who rocks a Canoe. =
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

Take His Medicine Later On.
Rochester Post-Express.
Gen. Bidweil says he will not take the
stump. What will you take, general?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

The slate was broken in the nomination
Tor secretary of state when Fred L. Brown
was renOminated
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

With the single exception of Blaine. the
name of A. X. McGili was received more
cordially than any other mentioned at the
convention. Mr.. McGill had many friends
there
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

THE news comes from Washington that
precautions against cholera are now in
ORDER but it is asking too much of human
nature to expect us to begin right III the
midst Of the watermelon season.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

Knute Nelson is shrewd He didn't pro-
pose to be misquoted, SO he read his accept
ance speech from the manuscript
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

Knute Nelson will be the next governor of
Minnesota. Were there any danger OF his
being beaten, Merriam would call off Don
nelly from the Peoples ticket, thus making
his (Nelson's) election sure
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08
When Half Seas Over.

bOSLON GIODt.
The city OF Paris always did have the
reputation Of being fast
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

For all they had to say about who should
be nominated: fully 63j delegates might as
well remained at home
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

Rejected communications cannot be pre-
sery ed. Address all letters and kilograms to
TILE GLOBE St Paul MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

Capt. W. r. Merriam. Lieut.. D. NJ. Clough
and Corporal III. F. Brown is the political
triumvirate who. more than anybody else,
Knute Nelson may thank for his nomination
1t is invincible.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

TRI-WEEKLY- DAILY Monday, Wednesday
and Friday)
Tyr in advance ..S4 90 q mos in adv. 81 W
3mouths in advance. 81 %.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08
Eastern Advertising Office Room rs.
Tribune Building, New York.

Complete files of the GLOBE Railways kept on
hand for reference. Patrons and friends are
cordially invited 10 visit and avail themse I've
of the facilities of our Eastern Office while
in New York
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08
"OLD" PEASE ORGANS.
But Will Take His Medicine From
the Hand of Knute.

viz - anu Vi hhuSe.
Editor Pease, of the Anoka Union. is
gradually quieting down. and may soon
be expected to become an enthusiastic
supporter of the machine ticket. His
Numbering and gagging over the large
dish of crow fixed up for him is anus
ing, however, and show how the party
lash, if shrewdly applied, can bring the
hardest kicker into line. a few of
Editor Pease's comments in the last
issue of the Union follow:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

Great Scott. Did you ever see how smooth
the machine worked?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

SUNDAY ALONE.
tyr in advance So % mos. in adv. SOC
m. in advance 90 NJ in advance.2Oc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

The Union is curious to know the candi-
date On the Republican state ticket who is to
be slaughtered this year. la Mcclure 1t
wouldn't be surprised if Bobleter was the
victim. Watch the development of events.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

more manly man does not reside in Min
nesota than Hon. A f. McGill.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE
One year 81 six mo-, Csc Three mo-, SIC
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

Gideon s. Ives will have difficulty in ex-
planning why he Withdrew, unless it was be-
cause the nomination for secretary of state
was promised to his brother, Warren j. The
pr0misers were unable to deliver the goods
Would that all barter and trade could meet
the same fate
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08
WHOSE MAN IS NELSON?

The Minneapolis Tribune is inclined
to be gay with Mr.. LAWYER because, i'll
his speech accepting the gubernatorial
nomination, he said that he would be no
mans man and wear no mans collar.
1t wants to known why he was at such
pains to make this announcement so
emphatically at this particular time,
and with an air of playfulneSS hints
that he thus sought to allay suspicion
that he was apt to be creature of some
Democratic boss OF other if elected.
This is amusing, but it is not sincere.
The Tribune knows what Mr.. LAwLER
had in mind when he spoke these
words, and it understands their slgniti-
canoe in the pending campaign. He
was nominated at Minneapolis, not be-
cause any clique or coterie of leaders
had slated him for the honor, but be-
cause the Democracy of Minnesota
spontaneously called for him to be its
leader. No railroad magnates or asso-
citation of bankers were consulted in
advance TO learn if his selection would
be acceptable to them. He is the can
dldate of the common every day people
of the state.
Can Mr.. NELSON say the same thing?
Perhaps so. He can say a good deal
that is startling. He can say that he
voted for the MILLS bill because he felt
confident it would be turned into high
tariff measure in the senate, and this,
100. in spite of his speech in the house
advocating it because it lowered our i'm
port duties. Perhaps in the same way
he can say that if elected he will wear
no mans collar and be no mans man.
But his record is against him. Can the
railroad employee, coached for the gov
ernorship by the railroad presidents
lieutenants, selected by the convention
in response to the railroad presidents
desire and ostentatiously entertained
by the railroad president after his nomi-
nation had been secured. assert his i'll
dependence if installed in Office? 1t Is
not likely. Everybody knows whose
man KNUTE NELSON IS.
THE Chicago Inter Ocean has at last secured
a campaign slogan with which it expects to
stampede the enemy. 1t trains its guns toward
the setting sun and thunders the dictum that
every vote for WEAVER in the West is vote
for CLEVELAND and the Southern obstruc-
tionists who have defeated the appropriation
for the worlds fair Is it not beautifully
characteristic of Chicago modesty for the
Inter Ocean to expect the entire West to
mold its political convictions in accordance
with Chicagos designs on the national
treasury?
Nj DArZruI of OhiO-vou observe we say
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

The statement was made in st. Paul Thurs
day, that for United States senator, Hon. w.
II. Merriam is sure of twenty-seyen senator's
i'll the stale senate as now composed, and
among that nu inter- not TO exceed ten are
Republicans When the legislature meets. if
Merriam can see his way clear to an election,
he will be a candidate. and Hon c. X.
Davis won't be in it, no matter if the state
convention did pass two separate resolutions
favorable TO his reelection. 1t is Merriam 8
ambition to tie United States senator and
United States senator he will be If by hook
or crook he can crafty that ambition.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

Crow tastes bad, but it must be swallowed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

P.F. LYONS. Local Forecast Official
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-08

DAILY AND SUNDAY.
VI in advance. $40 GO 3 mos. in adv..S2 5O
Gm in advance 90 5 weeks in adv. W
One month. ....e5c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-26
(zezegramey 2 d'oia 22go hpc0
1922.
Straszny pOzar.

Miasto Bay City, Mich,
wczoraj zosta}o nawiedzone
pozarem, jakiego jeszcze dolina
Saginaw moze nigdy ME ogls.
da}a. Trzydziesci kwarta16w
dom6w sp}one}o, 25o budyn-
kow sta}o sic pastwa p1omieni.
Pozar objaS przestrHe6 cd
rzeki ma 33 ulicy do McCor-
mick, ma p6}noc do 3lszej, ma
wsch6d do Marsac, ma p6}noc,
do 3Oej, ma wsch6d do Broad
way, ma p6}noc do Fremont, ma
vsch6d do Stanton, potem
jeszcze ma p6}noc p63tora
kwartalu ma zach6d do rzeki.
Pozar wybuch} o godz. 2 W
drzewie negromadzonem ma
dokach tartaku frmy Miller g.
Turner. Nies}ychany wiatr
po}udniowo zachodni p3omie-
ME natychmiast przerzuci} ma
wielka przestrze6 tax przera-
zajaco predko psomienie obej-
mowa}y jedne budynki "a dru-
gimi, re mieszkadcy, po czesci
ubodzy bardzo, ledwie zyciem
uciec zdo}ali, Ulice przez Gale
popo}udniu, a potem j przez
Gala noe zape}nione by1y lu,
dzmi; kobiety b1aka}y sic, od-
dzielone cd MEOW, cd dzieci,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-26
(TeJegramy Za0iqz&u prosy
Z 25go Ipca 1922.
Nienlcy.

Il Berllna donoSza, re cafy
Pozna6 ma bye poddany Sci
slemu dozorowi lekarskiemu
celem odparcia cholery. Ma
kolejach zelaznych, traktach
publicznych i ma kana}ach,
kt6re maja komunikacye z Roz
sya urzadzone zostana kordo-
dy dla badania podr6znych /
niedopuszczenia chorych do
kraju.i
Berli6scy urzednicy zdrowia
ujeli pewna liczbe wychodz'
cow z Rosyi, zbadali dok}ad
ME ich stan zdrowia i poddali
pakunki ich gruntownej dezin
fekcyi.
,,Arionisci" przybyli wczo
raj do Stuttgartu. Miejskie
Towarzystwa spiewu przyje}y
ich okazale i odby}y Z mimi
wspania}y poch6d po ulicach
miasta i "a jego obrsbem. u
lice by}y malowniczo ozdobio- =
ne. W pochodzie wzie}o pre-
sz}o $4,000 widow udzia}.
Disiaj dali Arionisci o 11tej
rano, a vice o niezwyk}ej 60
dzinie koncert W ,,Liederkranz
Halle. Budynek ten posiada
doskona4a akustyke, vice tez
wypad} spiew znakomicie.
Przy uczcie danej ma Geese 60
Sci wyg}oszono rozmaite mowy,
ma kt6re odpowiedzia1 prezy-
dent ,,Arionist6w" Katzenme-
yer. Wieczorem da}o stutt-
gartskie K6}ko spiewu kon-
cert ma czesG gosci.
Dzisiaj przedstawiono W
Bayreucie po raz czternasty
opere ,Norymberscy mistrze
spiewu" Z mniejszem niz ostat,
ME try razy poWodzeniem.
AuStrO- -Wegry.
Cesarsko austryacki mini
ster wsp6lny wojny dla Au-
stryi i dla Wegier, feldzeug-
mistrz i tajny radca Won Bauer
zrezygnowa}. Urzsd jego OBJ
jal dotychczasowy sskomendant
14go korpusu armii konsystu-
jacego W Tyrolu, Vorarlbergu,
G6rnej Austryi i solnogrodzie
marsza}ek polny lejtnant J6-
zef Reicher. Tenze cieszy sic
wielkiem wzieciem W ko}ach
wojskowych, czego dowodzi
choGby tylko ia okolicznose,
re jakkolwiek ME pochodzi ze
szlachty, doszed} do tax wyso-
kiego stanowiska.
Professor Durche, kt6ry ba-
da} cholers dlugo i gruntow-
ME, powiada, re obecnie "a
chodzi W Wiedniu mniej wy
padk6w choleryny, .niz sic to
zwykle W tel porze roku zda.
RIA. Me podziela on zapatry-
wanna, ze epidemic cholery
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-26
Wtorek, dnia 26 Lipca 1892 r

jednej wsi powstall mleszkah'
cy pewna liczba wychodzc6w
przeciw przepisom zdrowot-
nym wydanym przez Rad. Ma
padli ma poczte i obrabowali
ia, zburzyli apteke, kt6rej
w}asciciela i jego pomocnika
zabili. Nastepnie napadli ma
pclicya, ktora usi}owa}a zapro'
wadzic porzadek i zbili popa,
wzywajacego ich do spokoju.
w dw6ch wsiach tejze gu
bernii astracha6skiej zabra1
lud z parowca srodki dezin-
fekcyjne i zniszczy} je, chcia7
nawet zdobyc parowiec, co mu
sic jednak ME uda}o.
W niedziele zdarzy}o sic %
nowych wypadk6w cholery W
Niznym Nowgorodzie a 10 W
Wiatce.
Dania.
Uwieziona pania Ryder, 20
ne ameryka6skiego konsula W
Kopenhadze, obwiniaja o krzy-
woprzysieztwo W obronle
oszustw swego meza.
Belgia.
Przy poswiecaniu sztandaru
koscielnej antysocyalistycznej
ligi przez biskupa W katedrze
brukselskiej przysz}o do roz,
ruch6w. Po poswieceniu od-
by4a ta llga posledzenle W pc
wnei hall. Socyslisci wdarli
sic gwa}tem do tel hall, rzucili
sic ma cz}onkow ligi, poranili
Mich wielui podarli poswie-
cony sztandar. Wreszcieprzy'
by} oddzia} policyant6w u
wiezif burzycieli pokoju.
Hiszpania.
Dwadziescia i cztery p@ro-
wee wojenne rozmaitych ma
rod6w przybeda do Huelva
celem wziecia udzia}u W uro'
czystosci Kolumba, kt6ra sic
odbedzie dnia 3go sierpnia.
Mianowicie bedzie tam: s pa.
rowc6w hiszpa6skich, 4w1oskie,
2 ameryka1skie, zas po ojednym
dostarcza Holandya, Portuga-
liza, Austrya, Grecya, Meksyk
i Argentyna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-26
Telegramy ZagraniGEle,

(SrOdki przeciw chOlerze W PO-
znaniu. -kAriOnisci W Stuttgar-
die. Stan zdrOwOtny W Austryi.
Cholera we Francyi zmniejsza
sic. Wypadek balonem W Be-
zaneOn. ROzruchy spOWOdOWane
cholera W ROsyi. : LbrOdniczy
napad urzadzOny przez sOcyali-
st0W.-UrOczystOse KOlumba W
Huelya).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-26
No. 174.

- - DIS, we Wtorek, d.26 lipca
1892, odbedzie sic posiedzenie
CentralnegO
klubu 16-tej Wardy
o godzinie S-mej wieczorem W
dolnej hall Walsha ma rogu u
lie Noble i Emma.
Wszyscy obywatele 16-tej
wardy najuprzejmiej So zapro-
szeni. Piotr Kio}bassa,
Prezydeat.
J6zef Gieszkiewicz,
S6kret0rz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-26

przeprowadzono miedzy rza'
dem naszym, a w}oskim:
Washington, 81 lipca 1892.
DO Jego Kr6lewskiej Mosci,
Humberta l, Kr6la W}och. =
Propozycya wys}ania w3oskie,
go krzyzownika do New Yor-
ku celem wziecia udzia{u W
uroczystosciach pazdzierniko-
wych, podaje mi sposobnos5
z}ozyc Waszej Kr6l. Mosci
wyrazy uznania "a ten dow6d
d]ugiej i sta}ej przyjazni IA
czacej W1ochy re Stanami
Zjednoczonymi. = Benjamin
Harrison"
Ma to kr6l Humbert odpo-
wiedzia} W spos6b nastepu-
jacy:
DO Benjamina Harrisona,
Prezydenta Stan6w Zjednoczo,
nych P6}nocnej Ameryki: =
By}o mojem zyczeniem, azeby
W czasie uroczystosci pazdzier-
uikowych W New Yorku Rad
moi da} wyraz sta}ej przyjazni
}aczacej W}ochy z wielkim
narodem Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych. Dziekuje Panu "a tax
uprzejme przyjecie wyrazu
uczuG moich. - Humbert."
Stevenson W dOmu.
Wczoraj wieczorem A. 3.
Stevenson powr6c1 z New
Yorku do Bloomington, Ill.
Znalaz} olbrzymia ilosc list6w
nagromadzona przez czas jego
nieobecnosci. Powiedzia}, re
podr6z jego nadzwyczaj by3a
przyjempa i czuje sic zdr6w
zupe}nie po tel podr6zy. Pre-:
dewszystkiem wezmie sic do
odczytania listow, ktore ode
bra}, zapewne ca}y Sierpie6
bedzie musia} poswiecit swej
korespondencyi.
Wiesci z Pittsburgh,
Wejsc do fabryk frmy
Carnegie przy 33 ulicy strzegf
wczoraj silny oddzia} policyi.
Zdaje sic ma pewno, re kilkaset
robotnik6w wkr6tce rozpocznie
pracowac.
Wieczorem rozesz}a sic po-
g}oska, ze kilku przyjacia
Bergmanna przybywa z Chi
cago bombami, azeby uwol,
mic Bergmanna z wiezienla.
Policya ME dowierza wpraw,
die tym wiesciom, ale przeciez
zarzadzono szczeg6lue srodki
ostroznosci.
W sadie kryminalnym
wczoraj zebra}o sic mn6stwo
os6b, kt6re chcia}y bye swiad-
kami rozprawy przeciw O.
Donnellowi, przyw6dzcy straj-
ker6w HON estead, kt6ry
stara} sic o przypuszczenie 60
do kaucyi. Kiedy sedzia, sp6-
zniwszy sic troche, wreszcie
przyby}, oswiadczy} po kr6-
tkiei movie, be O'Donnella
uwolni pod kaucya $4,000.
lnnych uwiezionych take pod
kaucya wypuszcza ma wolnosc.
WiadOmOsci Homestead.
w skutek zamachu morder-
czego ma Fricka, wczoraj 8
dozorc6w i kilku robotnik6w
przesta1o pracowac. Dozorca W
oddziale maszyn zezna}, jakoby
pewien cz}onek ,Amalgamated
Association mia} mu radzic
odstapic cd roboty, gdyz W
razie przeciwnym zamach NOR
derczy nastapi. Ale cz}onkowie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-26
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
z pOlityki.

Stanowy komitet centralny
demokratyczny wczoraj miaf
swoje posiedzenie uzupe1nif
swa organizacya wyborem E.
F. Binssa 2 Pittsfeld, ILL.,, ma
cz}onka komitetu wykona-
wczego. z r6znych raport6w,
kt3re nadchodzi}y, okaza}o sic,
ze wielu m}odych ludzi, kt6rzy
po raz pierwszy g}osowac be-
da, a ktorzy So SWAMI znanych
republikan6w, z pewnoscia
stanie W szeregach demokra-
tow.
Rozesz}a sic by}a pogloska,
jakoby wielv cz}onkow tego
komitetu Stanowego by1o pre-
ciwnych ustanowieniu g}6wnej
kwatery dla zachodu W Chi
cago. Stanowczo i z oburze-
MEM cz}onkowie komitetu po-
g}oske to zbijali.
Tutejsza republika1ska ga.
zeta Tribune" codziennie "a.
wiera artyku}y ostro krytyku-
jace Washingtona Hesinga,
w}asciciela illinois Stats
Zeitung", "a to, ke W New
Yorku W rozmowie z Cleve-
tandem zapewuia} tegoz, il
Niemcy ma Zachodzie we wiel.
kiej czesci W roku biezacym
przejda z obozu republican,
skiego do demokratycznego.
Reporter z Evening Post"
zaraz po powrocie Hesinga
mia} z Hesingem interview i
zapytywa} go, o lie uzasadnio-
mem jest twierdzenie uTribu-
ne", jakoby Hesing, znany
obrodca taryfy ochronnej i syn
republikanina bardzo wierne.
60, zdradza} teraz swa partya.
Hesing odpowiedzia}, re i.
stotnie ojciec jego byl republi-
kaninem wiernym, ale cd CA
su, kiedy zaprowadzono zb6je'
cka taryfe McKinleya, pre-
stall bye zwolennikiem taryfy
ochronnej: on zas sam, jako
uczed kollegium W Yale, gdzie
wyrobil sobie przekonania
pod kierownictwem znakomi-
tych ekouomist6w, zawsze byl
"a reforma taryfy. Niemcy zas
ma Zachodzie, tax ewangelicy
jak i katolicy, tym razem ME
tylko dla reformy taryfy, ale
tez jako zwolennicy praw ro-
dzicielskich CO do wychowania
dzieci stanowczo sk1aniaja sic
ma strone demokrat6w. Sadzi
on stanowczo, re ulegna tym
razem republikanie, DO demo-
kraci walcza przeciw MIN Ia
kiemi ideami, jak: reforma Ia
ryfy (nie ,wolny >handel')
przeciw rozb6jniczej taryfe
McKinleya, prawa rodziciel-
skie przeciw rzadowym "a
chciankom, osobista wolnosc
przeciw ucisnieniu jednostek.'
Ola l6tej wardy waane dzi.
siaj cdbsdzie sic posiedzenie
centralnego komitetu 16 war
dy W hall Walsha ma rogu
ulic Emma Noble. Zgroma.
dza sic tam obywatele wszyst-
kich narodowosci i jak sic
zdaje, Ajrysze i Niemcy po.
stanowili znalezc sic W zna.
cznej liczbie, azeby lie mo-
znosci przelamat potege Pola.
k6w, kt6rzy juz pozyskalI
rzady W tel wardzie. Tenn
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rozszerzy sic .po cadeJ hufople'
chociaz rzeczywiscie istnieje
niebezpiecze6stwo, re moze "a
lac Austrye. Jezeli jednak
ME wybuchnie " lipcu i sler-
pniu, to p6zniej ME bedzie Ia
dnego niebe1piecze6stwa.i
Ministeryum wyzna1 / os-
wiaty publicznej wyda4o 90
publicznosci cyrkularz zawie-
rajacy wskaz6wki, jak MONA
poznae cholere jak sic W ra-
zie jej skonstatowania zacho-
wac nalezy. Rad przyjmuje
ma sw6j koszt lekarzy, ktorzy
ofarujs swe us}ugi ma czas
trwania cholery. Zarzadzl4
tez energicznie badanie stosun-
k6w zdrowotnych W wiezie-
mach.
,Francya.
Cholera na przedmiesciach
Paryza zaczyna sic zmniejszat.
Wczoraj zdarzy}y sic tylko 2
nowe wypadki cholery, dis
ME zaszed} ami jeden. DR..
Boyland, byiy professor medy-
cznego kolegium W Baltimore,
nader bieg}y W sprawach cho-
lery, twierdzi, re W Paryzu ME
potrzeba sic nawet obawiac.
Choroba grasujaca W stolicy
Francyi ME jest czem innem,
jak choleryna, i ma swe zrod8o
W niezdrowej wodzie sekwa-
ny, W mieszkaniach przepe4-
nionych / w niezdrowem po-
zywieniu. Inni lekarze zga-
dzaja sic jego zdaniem, przy-
znaja jednak, ae ma przedmie-
sciach zasz}o kilka wypadk6w
azyatyckiej cholery.
W szpitalu waryat6w W
Bonneval mad Loara, Is mil
ma poludnio zach6d cd Paryza,
ukaza}a sic choroba, kt6ra u
wazaja "a cholere. Ma 42 lu,
dzi, kt6rzy ma MIA zapadli u
mario dwudziestu. DR.. Bro
nardel znany powszechnie spe-
cyalista cholery uda} sic z Pa
ryza ma miejsce ep;demii / "a
decydowa} re to tylko cholery'
ma.
z Nizzy donosza, re Edward
Parker Deacon, "a zastrzelenie
Abeilla ma rok wiezienia ska
zany, otrzyma} dzisiaj zawia
domienie, re Rad odrzuc} jego
prosbe o u}askawienie. Pc
odsiedzeniu kary otrzYma Ia
pewne rozkaz opuszczenia
Francyi.
W Bezancon urzadzono
wczoraj zabawe ma korzysc
mieszka1c6w St. Gervais dot
knietvch nieszczesciem powo-
dzi. Ola urozmaicenia zaba-
wy miano. puscif bslon. Ia
MIN jednak wszystkie przygo-
towania uko6czono, pek}a lima,
kt6ra balon by} przywiazany
do ziemi, a balon wzni6s} sic
bez balastu nader szybko z
aeronauta W powietrze. Oba-
wiaja sic, re aeronaute spotka
nieszczescie.
ROsya.
Urzedowe sprawozdania do
nosza, re cd 17go do 21go lip
ca zachorowa}o W Rosyi ma
cholers 1889 os6b, umar1o
$500 os6b. Liczby podane So
iednak "a male, poniewaz lud.
nose ukrywa umyslnie liczbe
chorych, i W interesie rzadu
ley podawae mniejsze iczby,
by ME szerzye przestrachu. Il
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