davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

makes donial rlain ana unequivocal OF a
sensational story from Ellwood, Ind, about
Whitelaw Reid, published In the Now York
Times yesterday, The story was TO the
effect that MIR. Reid during the war had mis-.
represented the federal troops In the Ciucin-
natl Gazette, and that he had been driven
out OF camp after a severe reproof from Gen
oral Colgrove The impudence of the paper
In quoting General Colgroye as an authority
when they knew, and, in fact. stated, that
ho was an employe OF tho pension office here
and easily accessible, is colossal. General
Corrovc settles the whole story by charac.
teriling it as plain lie.
Miscellaneous.
A. w. Combs, y. j. Williams, Frank 7.
Israel, Howard Coslev, +. j.. Kenuey and
about twenty ether members OF tho Nc.
braska Republican State association leave
Washington tonight on their way west to
take part in the campaign.
N. :. HYATT was today appointed postmas.
ter at President, Neb,, vice ID. w, zegler,
removed j, 5. IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16
DenUsr Republican.

1t may he that it is impracticable to haul
Colorado anthracite coal to Chicago and sell
it there in competition with Pennsylvania
coal. But the railroads could at least make
rates which would give Colorado complete
control of the anthracite coal trade of Omaha,
St. Joseph, Kansas City and other points IN
the Missouri river valley. IL is possible
that Colorado anthracite could be sold in st.
Louis. although not in Chicago, at profit.
The Pennsylvania coal is brought to Chi
cago by water from Buffalo, and from Chi
cago it is conveyed Dy rail to St Louis. At
least that is the natural course for it TO take
us long as the lake navigation Is open. Col
orado coal dealers have had to contend with
Pennsylvania competitors in the Omaha
market, whereas they ought to have uudis
puted possession OF that market.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16
THE NEW DISTRICT JUDGE,

1t was to havo been expected that the
successor of Judge Doane would be u
democrat and it is not in the least sur
prising that the choice of Governor
BOYD should have fallen upon Mr..
Charles Ogden, one of his most intimate
political friends. Mr.. Ogden is n
scholarly lawyer and brings to the
Office a great deal of the dignity that
should characterize the judiciary.
Whether Judge Ogden will be able to
divest himself of the sympathy with
corporations which comes from his long
association with railroad managers re-
mains to be seen. IL would have been
very difficult for Governor Boyd to make
any selection among the attorneys of
this district that would have been as
firm and uncompromising as Judge
Doane on the rights of the people as
against corporate aggression. is to
be hoped that Judge Ogden, with high
sense OF the great power reposed in him,
will divest himself of all attachments
that have heretofore subsisted between
himself and his corporate clients, so that
the scales of justice in his hands shall
neither tip to one side nor the other.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16


The government crop report, giving
averages Of wheat yield per acre in the
principal wheat-growing states, shows
that Nebraska's yield is 1875, that of
South Dakota 1915 and that of North
Dakota 1872. The average of this state
also exceeds that of Minnesota, which is
only III, and that of several other states
having II reputation for wheat. To those
who believe in diversified farming in
Nebraska as safeguard against total
loss by reason of corn failure these aver
ages will afford encouragement Wheat
is very low now aud there is not great
profit in raising it at present figures,
but the conviction is spreading in this
state that the whole reliance of the
farmer should not be placed on corn.
Some Of the farms of Nebraska have
produced this year as high as forty
bushels of wheat TO the acre. In such a
yield there is a good profit even at the
present low prices 1t is at least GER
tain that Nebraska can no longer be re-
gardcd as exclusively corn state when
her wheat average surpasses that OF the
Oak otas and Minnesota
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

THE report that parties claiming to
represent an anti-Catholic society en-
tered remonstrance with Superin-
tendent Fitzpatrick against the observ-
ance of Columbus day by tho children
in our public schools because the
children in attendance at the parochial
schools are expected to march in pro-
cession in our streets on that day seems
almost incredible. Such an exhibition
of intolerance is without IA parallel in
the history OF this republic. The next
thing we may expect is remonstrance
against allowing our public school
children to observe Thanksgiving day
because the Catholic population intend
to do so. And what will the Latter Day
Saints do about Christmas. New Years
and the Fourth of July?
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16
Status of Chinese-Amer,cans

ISlFF TTWT'tTotV 'TTVTIItFts
A Chinese in New Y ork who says he was
born in Southern California is very loud in
his assertions that he will not register and
take out a certificate under the new exclu.
sion law. There is q very good reason why
he should not. He is not Chinese person,
but an American citizen, under the four
teenth amendment to the constitution of the
United States and consequently not within
the purview Of the Geary act, which applies
to aliens. Persons born of Chinese parents
in the United States are not excepted in
terms by that act, but 1t is not necessary
that they should be, as the constitution IT.
self fixes their status.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

THE announcement that Henry Wat
terson will deliver the dedication ora
ticn at the Chicago exercises next week,
in place of indignant Breckinridge, will
be received with pleasure everywhere.
Watterson is brainy man, of power
with tongue and pen and not half as
fierce and savage as he thinks he is
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

THE prince of Wales did not attend
Tennyson's funeral because he did not
wish to miss the races. The associa-
tions OF sporting men are dearer to the
future king OF England than those of
the most eminent men of his country.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16
1t Means Business.
Superior journal.

In ono voting precinct in Kearney county
where there were but two votes cast for the
repu blican ticket two years ago, and but
single vote last year, a Harrison, Reid and
Andrews CLUB has been organized with
thirty-eight voters as charter members. The
boys are standing up for Nebraska this year
all over this district IN way that means
business.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

will be smaller than the Campania but
larger than any OF the other liners now
anoat. They will be provided with en-
gines proportionately powerful and rep
resen ting the highest modern skill.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

DENVER is very popular tourist re-
sort, but its efforts to dominate the
financial world as to the basis of money
are creating hilarious amusement in all
quarters not infested by the silver bull
liOnaire
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

The soft coal men are forming a combina-
ton, the chief objects of which, OF course
Will be the restriction of the supply ana the
advance of prices. This is combination
which tho people can get at readily. There
is duty on soft coal, which will very
promptly and cheerfully be removed when
the combine begins TO put up prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

The candidacy Of Charles Wehrer
for the Board of Education is amusing,
but not at all dangerous. The taxpayers
and patrons Of the schools are slightly
acquainted with Mr.. Wehrer.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

Miss ADA SWEET has refused to allow
the city council to again pass on her fit
ness for the position of member of the
Board of Education. 1t seems quite clear
that this vivacious woman has decided
that for once at least a cat may not look
at a. kinp
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16
Boston Globe.

1t well becomes us to gorify the discovery
of America. MAY the thoughts aroused by
our great Columbian festivals be such as to
urge the fultimcnt of our present duty to
move upward and onward in the great work
of fraternity, liberty and progress.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16
Sustaining u Lost Cause.
CHICAGO Mail.

Growers contribution to the campaign
fund is said to be $4,000. while Chairman
Harrity's is S25. This shows quito conclu-
sively that Mr.. Harrity understands his own
business. In this year of grace 1892 the pa
triots VINO are willing to invest their own
money in a lost cause are about as rare as
hnniS teatn
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

HAVING heard nothing from the
grasshoppers in Kansas and Missouri
for more than n week, we relterate our
hopeful opinion about the political re-
demption of these states
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

mo EGGS, thank you," murmurs Mr..
Weaver in an absent minded way with Il
far-off, southern look in his deep blue
ewes.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

scarce in Nebraska this year as edi-
torials in Cincinnati newspaper.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

WE ARE still waiting for a second to
our motion for joint debate between
Bryan and Morton on the silver ques.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

indianapolis Journal; "she declares thnt
woman 10 another
$50 1t is. after u fashion" was the reply.
Her husband won the price or IL from mine
with four aces"
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

IT LOOKS as If the whole congregation
is on its feet, standing up for Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

Kate Fields Washington: The Old Man
See here, Prsam, that dinner was too much
for you. You say the viands were witty and
eloquent and the table groaned under the
weight of the speeches.
Reporter-No, sir that's all right,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

Atchison Globe: 1t often happens that a
fiddler comes around ana demand, pay OF II
man who didn't dance.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

Smith. Gray & Co.'S Monthly: well" said
Charley Toslow. In his breezy way. ''Im after
more clothes Mr.. Cutaway. Anything new
this fall that you want TO call my attention
tor"
Yes" said Cutaway, and fol- owing the d.
recton Indicated by his thumb. Charley saw
a brand new ign reading, Goods Sold strictly
G. q. D."
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

THE turbulent elements of Coffeyville,
Kan, nre probably settled by this
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

Washington Star: They were young men OF
leisure and sat at the window so that their
faces were entirely hidden by their feet. Two
'These people are out OF sight" said the
"Yes." replied her more sedate compauion
1T is quite u sole-ar eclipse"
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

Blnghamton Republicans; Buggins saws the
man who did his plumbing Is tho most bilious
person he ever saw
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16
HE WAITED TOO LON0.

One night caught her unawares
And. like the bee that sips
Its sweetness from the shrinking flower.
l kissed her on the lips.
So angry was she that | fed,
But In ray blind despair
stayed too long. Next time came
Two other bees were there.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16
JGKERS, JUBIL.iTION.

philadelphia Times: Some people think
that time is not going well with them when
they cant get any tick.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

Washington Star: The street beggar is
successful pursuer of the liberal arts.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

Texas SittIngs; Where ignorance is bliss It
IS folly to know that you are IA fool.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-16

NNefHE'' .''...,. ....,.,... .,..,...,,,. @F'FU"
GEORGE B TZSCUUCK.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed In my pres.
ence this 10th day OF october, lsy2. N r. FELL
tSeall Notary Public.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
Rezultat regestrOwania.

Omylono sic, kiedy sadzono, ze "a
ma}o obywateli regestrowato sic
przedwczoraj. Rezultat byi zadswal.
niajacy, a nawet nadspodziewanie do
bry. Il wyjatkiem 8 precynkt6w ze-
wszad So juz sprawozdania i wykazu-
ja, re regestrowaso sic 1888 wy
borc6w, podcsas gdy W czasie ostat-
mich wybor6w municypalnych W 2ch
dniach razem regestrowanych byso
20S,000. zdaje sic, re liczba wybor-
COW W tym roku wyniesie do 26o ty'
siecy. w New Yorku W pierwszym
dniu regestracyi tylko $4,000 os6b
by}o regestrowauych. w l6 wardzie
regestrowanych jest 5,lS3, w Smej
4,249, a W 9tej 5,4S5. w 32ej war
die Jest $3.50, W 33ej 3,414.
Papierow obywatelskich ami dis
ami jutro otrzymac ME MONA, ale W
sobote W dzieh i wieczorem MONA je
dostac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
NOtatki telegraticzne
z zagranicy.

Z Honolulu donosza, IL
W okolicy wysp Hawaii rozbi1
sic okret ameryka6ski wv. A.
Campbell". Kilkunastu ludzi
zginelo, W tel liczbie kapitan.
= w Peszcie by}o onegdaj
II nowych wypadk6w cholery
i II smierci.
W Dublinie ami vice krol
ami sekretarz Morley ME chcie-
Ii przyjaG deputacyi miejsco-
wych Parnellist6w.
Z Wiednia donosza, il W
ministeryum wegierskiem lada
chwila nastapi kryzys.
= Wszystkie gazety parry
skie wyrazaja zadowolenie z
powodu za}atwienia sprawy
zaburze1 robotniczych W Car
maux przez sad polubowny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE
Wielka procesyadzieci szkolnych
W parafli sw. Stanisfawa K0stki.

Uroczystosci Kolumbowe beda OBJ.
chodzone swietnie W naszej parafi
sw. Stanis}awa Kostki. Obchod pre-
znaczcny gs6wnie dla dzieci szkol-
nych bedzie mia& miejsce jutro.
godz. lszej W poludnie zbiora
sic dzieci szkolne W hall przy ulicy
Bradley, gdzie nastapis kr6tkie pre-
mowy wyjasniajace znaczenie uro-
czystosci, po czem wyruszy poch6d.
Uklad pochodu bedzie nastepuja-
cy: Muzyka, kadeci, tysiac pare set
dzieci szkolnych, sieroty Domu
przytuaku, nareszcie karety ksiezy i
os6b prywatnych, wreszcie p6jda ci,
kt6rzy sic do pochoda zechca przyia-
czye.
Poch6d p6jdzie przez Bradley,
Cleaver, Division, Holt, Blackhawk,
Dickson, Blanche ave., Ashland i
North ave. az do Wabansia. Powr6t
nastapi przez Dickson, Cleaver, Fox
Pl., McHenry i Elston az do kosciola
sw. Stanisiawa K,
Tu ma zakohczenie obchodu ma
stapi uroczyste pobiogoslawienie
dzieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
Sprawa truciciela Neilla W Lon
dynie.

LoNDYN, 19 pazdzlernika.
Dzis W dalszym ciagu toczy1a
sic sprawa truciciela Neilla W
Londynie. zezuawai wazny
swiadek John Patrick Haynes,
kt6ry mia} zaufanie u truci-
ciela. Neill pokazywal mu
ksiazeczke, W kt6rej mia} cyfry
otrutych dziewczat i daty ''ich
smierci. Neill m6wi} swiad-
kowi, ze sprawca tych zbrodni
jest m1ody DR.. Harper. Ma
zapytanie swiadka, dla czego
ME zawiadomi o TEN policyi,
mia} odrzec, il tego MONA
wydosta6 wiele pieniedzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
Pamietniki lie CarOna,

LoNDYN, 10 pazdziernika.-
Wysz}y tu pamietniki LIE Ca
roma inacsej Philipa Beech,
szpiega rzsdu angielskiego W
sprawach irlandzkich, kt6ry
uzyskat tax brzydki rozg}os W
r. 1889. Paruietniki napisane
bardzo pretensyonalnie, opisu-
ia miedzy innemi pobyt autora
W m}odosci W Ameryce. 0 sto.
warzyszeniu Clan ma Gael
twierdzi on, re zamlarem
tegoz by}o zawiazanie stosuu-
k6w z Rosya W celu zniszcze-
MIA potegi Auglii, dalej budo-
wa podwodnych torpedowc6w
dla szkodzenia focie wojen-
nej angielskiej, zamordowanie
kr6lowej, uprowadzenie ksie.
cia Walii i jurzadzenie calego
szeregu dynamitowych zama-
chow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
LudOzerstWO w AfryCe.
Piet os6b zjedzonych przezi
dZikich.

Niebezpiecznie jest podr6zowa6,
nawet W liczniejszem towarzystwie, W
kr6lestwie Kongo, dziedzicznem pan
stwie kr6la Leopolda belgijskiego.
Swiezo donosza Wangervllle, mia
sta zamieszkalego przewaznie przez
emigrant6w duhskicb, onastepujacym
wypadku:
w dniu % sierpnia do wioski mu-
rzyhskiej Della, lezacej mad brzegiem
rzeki Kongo, oddalonej cd Wanger-
vile o trzy dni drogi, przybil statek
parowy Vega" dla zawiazania sto-
sunk6w handlowych tamteiszymi
mieszkahcami.
Wkr6tce po zarzucenin kotwicy
zjawili sic ma pokladzie nVegi" wy
ssahcy naczelnika wioski zaprosze-
MEM osady parowca ma uczte, majaca
sic odbyc powodu odwledzln tego
zakatka przcz bia1ych.
Siedm os6b wyprawy skorzystaso
zaprosin W towarzystwie delego-
wanych muruyn6w wysiadlo ma brzeg
rzeki. Wprowadzono ich uroczyscie
do wioski, ma czes6 ich wyprawiono
igrzyska wojenne, poiaczone tan.
cami, poczem zaproszono ich ma VIE
czerze, kt6ra zastawiona byla przed
domem kacyka. Kiedy wszyscy, o lie
sic zdawaso, byli zajeci tylko spozy-
waniem dar6w boskich, znienacka
rzucono sic ma niespodziewajacych
sic zasadzki europejczyk6w kt6rych
niecnie zamordowano pieciu!....
Dw6ch pozosta4ych cudem prawie
zdo}alo sic wyrwac rak oprawc6w i
dosta6 sic ma brzeg rzeki, zkad po
Mich wys{ano }6dz. Il powodu ciemnej
nocy i z obawy novel zasadzki odio-
zono dorazne ukaranie murzyn6w do
dnia nastepnego.
Lecz gdy nazajutrz Przybyto ma
miejsce dokonanego mordu, znalezio-
no wies zupe}nie opuszczona przez
m,eszkanc6w, w domu zas naczelnika
ku zgrozie obecnych odkryto Pouci-
name giowy zabitych, pozawieszane
pod stropem dachu, oraz szczatki
upieczone nieszczesliwych, kt6rych
obrzydliwi ludozercy, uchodzac W
lasy, ME zdazyli jeszcze pozrec....
Wies spalono i Q wypadku zawia-
domiono wAadze pahstwa Kongo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
POlacy ma Obczyznie.

+ W Petersburgu koncertu-
ie obecnie wielkiem powo-
dzeniem m1ody i zdolny skrzy-
pek polski p. Emil M}ynarski.
i w Paryzu zmar} W wieku
lat 70 jeden pajzacniejszych
weteran6w polskich +. 1881
J6zef Franciszek Kasparek,
cz}onek Instytucyi ,Czci i
Chleba." Pochowano go ma
cmentarzu St. Ouen pod Parry
zem. Move mad grobem wy
powiedzia} po francuzku kole-
ga-weteran WI. Talwoszewicz.
/ Zmar}y niedawno W Kro-
snie W Galicyi Jan Nepomu-
cen q OlekSOMa UnloWOSZ "a
pisa1 swe artystyczne i stare.
zytnicze zbiory dla Muzeum
W Rapperswylu.
! W Paryzu zaczs1 wycho.
die nowy kwartalnik polski
pod tytu}em ,,Przeglsd socya-
listycezn1yf,;s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
Fatalny wypadek W s. Chicago.

Ofara fatalnego wypadku padf W
poniedzia}ek South Chicago polski
robotnik Ludwik Gfon. Pracowal on
przy }adowaniu przepalonej rudy
zelaznej ma parowiec MARY II.
Boyce", gdy nagle obsuneSa mu sic
noga, spadt o kilkadziesiat stop ma
doh, ma pok}ad parowca zosta} "a.
blty ma miejscu. Pred kilku duiami
W ten sam spos6b zostai zabity inny
robotnik, Irlandczyk. Oba te wypad-
XII tax przeraziiy pozostafych robotni-
k6w, re wszyscy odeszli cd piracy.
G}of by} samotny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
,,POlska' udekOrOwana.

Nasza ,Po ska" ma stanisiawowie
wspaniale sig udekorowa}a ma uro-
czystosci Kolumbowe. -. vi. Noble
stanowi oasy szsreg wiehoow, wsteg,
choragwi chSragiewek. Do maj
swietniej udekorowanych naleza: dom
p. smulskiego wydawcy nGaz. Kat"
domek p. Bieszkiego, domy PIP.
Schultza i KoFtasa i szko}a para6al.
ma. Pieknie udekorowaue So rowniez
Biuro Re-. Centr. q. N. P, redakcya
nDyniewicz6wki'', domy PIP. Male
pihskiego, Wojtalewicza i wielu
innych. -. w kazdym razie oPol'
ska" nasza przedstawia sic swietnie!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
Jeneralnie!...

Jegomose mocno roztargniony pie
kawe W kawiarni. Nagle przewraca
filizanke i wylewa kawe.
- Mech Gle djabli porwa!- VIOLA
niecierpliwie. Ale tymczasem macha
reka i zrzuca filizanke ma ziemie.
- Mech mnie djabli porwa!-do-
rzuca rozgniewany jeszcze bardziej.
Porywa z miejsca, p}aci kohczy:
- Mech was mas wszystkich dja-
bli porwa!. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
Czwartek, dnia 20 Pazdziernika 1892 r.

spowiedzi, media sic po kato-
licku it'd. Dalejze ma mich!
Ia polska i ksieza intryga! =
rykne}y gazety moskiewskie...
l oto rozpocze}y sic sledztwa,
kontrole i uciski, knuty i
awantury. Po moskiewsku!.
w sadzie okregowym W
Plocku mia} miejsce charakte.
rystyczny wypadek. :. Jakims
cudem wykryto, re jeden Sc.
kretarzy, pred laty 1ociu, be-
dac na6wczas jeszcze W uni
wersytecie, nalezas do ist-
niejacej juz organiaacyi rewo,
lueyjne nProletaryat" Bunt!,..
Biedaka wyrzucono precz = i
wsadzono do cytadeli ma rok.
A wszystkim Polakom urzed.
nixon i aplikantom kazano sic
wyniest do Ufy i Wiatki w
g}ab Rosyi.
Lecz oto dowiadujemy sic,
re i Polacy, kt6rzy wyjda z
ojczyzny i udadzs sic W g}ab
Rosyi, ME przestaja bye prze-
sladowani przez Moskali.
Znana z dzikiej nienawisci do
wszystkiego, co polskie, gazeta
,,Moskowskija Wiedomosti"
umieszcza artyku}, W kt6rym
podle denuncyuje Polak6w,
zamieszka}ych W naj4gebszej
Rosyi o to, ze ME przestaja
bye Polakami. -. Zbiera
ztad zowad ca}y szereg VIA
domosci o TEN, re Polacy W
Petersburgu, Charkowie, Ka.
zaniu, Samarze i Tomsku ma
Syberyi zyja ze soba, urzadza-
ia przedstawienia ma rzeczy
polskie, pielegnujs swa wiare,
troszcza sic 0 koscio}y i cmen-
tarze katolickie = IL niesko1
czona pod}oscia krzyczy: zdra-
da! Oto s}owa niecnej mo.
skiewskiej gazety: ,,Kto chce
s}uzyt szczerze Rosyi, ten ME
moze bye Po1akiem" A wiec
czem, jesli sic Polakiem uro-
dzil?! Zdrajca swego narodu?..
A wiec ma sobie wydrzec z
piersi polskie SERGE i rzucit
psom moskiewskim ma ofare?!..
Taxa chyba zbrodnicza per
spektywe zachowuje dzika mo-
skiewska gazeta dla mas, ME-
szczesliwych Polak6w.
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KOngres gcOgraflczny W
Hiszpanii.

MADRYr, 10 pazdziernika.-
Miedzynarodowy kongres geo.
grafczny, bedacy W zwiazku z
wystaws Kolumba, zosta} tu
dzisii.aj otwarty. Ma kongres
przybylo wielu uczonych hi
szpa1skich izagranicznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
POwstanie W Argentynie.

BUENos AYREs, 19 pazdz =
W miejscowosci SANTIAGO del
Estero, 's'g}6wnem miescie pro
wincyi tejze nazwy, wybuchne'
la rewolucya przeciw rzadowi
argentyfskiemu. Gubernator
prowincyi zosta} uwieziony.
Przysz}o do stare wojska z
ludnoscia, W kt6rych p1yne}a
krew.
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NOtatki Miejskie.

Dzisiaj zadmienie siohca cze-
sciowe. Ksiezyc ciekawosci wysu-
ME sic do po}owy pred s}ohce, azeby
przypatrzyc sic obchodom kolumbij-
skim. zacmienie rozpocznie sic o
godz. 10 min. 49, najwieksze bedzie
o godz. IL minut l5, zakohczy sic
godz. minut Al. Sfohce do po-
}owy prawie bedzie zasioniete.
(Dok. ma str. 4tj.)
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Kr0IOwa Rnmunii ciezkO chOra.

KoLoNIA, 10 pazdziern. -
Z Neuwied, nadre6 skiej rezy-
dencyi kr6lowej rumuhskiej
Elzbiety (znanej W poezyi pod
pseudonimem Carmen Sylwa)
donosza, IL zdrowie jej jest W
najgorszym stanie.. -. Lekarze
zalecili wys}a6 chora do W4och.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
relesramy zagranlcgne.
Wypadek W Hamburgu.


HAMBURG, 19 pazdzier. =
Fatality wvpadek mia} miejsce
dzisiaj W Hamburgu. Przy bu-
dowie wielkiego kana}u W
dzielnicy Steinwaerder zawali'
Ia sic ziemia zasypafa IA ro'
botnik6w. Ca}y t}um ludzi
wzia} sic do ich odkopywania,
ale trudnosci SO ogromne.. -.
Niema zadnej nadziei, ably "a
sypani zostali utrzymani przy
zyciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
Dixie morderstwO W LOndynie.

LoNDYN,9 pazdziernika.-
W piwnicy jednego z dom6w
dzielnicy Old Home znalezio
no ma pol zjedzone przez szczu-
ry zw}oki kobiety. Jak sic
pokaza}o, by1a to iona w1asci-
ciela domu Mellera, kt6ra "a,
mordowa1 i tu porzuci}. Nor.
derstwo to spe}ni}, ably sic o.
zenit mloda dziewczyna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
Z dziej0W krWaWegO uci-
Sku mOSkieWskiegO
w POlsce.

TRESC: Wiesci zPodIasia.-Prze-
rabianie Warszawy przez Mo-
skali.-Obrazek ze szkcly.-
Ucisk wojskowy.-zhrodnie i
gwalty moskiewskiego zodiac
twa. : Zn6w przyczep&a do
Unit6w.-Ze sadu. = Polacy
nawet zamieszkaIi W g}ebi
Rosyi ME moga bye Polaka-
mil. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20
Tnrcya OdpOwiada OstrO ROsyi.

KoNsTANTYNoPoL, 19 paz.
= Rad turecki W krotkiej
dose ostrej nocie odpowiedzia}
Rosyi odmownie ma jej "a
DAME, ably sultan ME dawaf
pos}ucha1 ministrom Bu4ga-
ryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-20

,,Dziennik Chicagoski" z pOwO-
du Swieta narodoWego, ustano-
wiOnegO przez PREF. Harrisona ma
szeSe 400 -letniej rOcznicy Odkry-
eia Ameryki, jutrod. 21 pazdzier
nika W Piatek ME Wyjdzie.