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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-15
The Cars Body Guard.

The car of Russia has many time
been reported out of bis mind through
fear of sssassins, says the Chicago
Herald. In such paroxysms of fear
his greatest consolation and most
powerful restorative has always been
his old, tried body valet, Dimitri Var
koF. For more than thirty years
Yarkoff has always been about tho
car. All these years he never had .
holiday; his service was the Same all
tho year round and year after year
without change or break. During the
last ten years, OF nearly a. long - the
present car has occupied tho throne,
Yarkoff has slept in the ante-ohawber
leading to the emperor's bedroom.
In three attempts upon the life OF
the car, OF which no particulars have
ever been made public for fear Of
frightening not only Russia but tho
foreign money marts, Yarkoff has
saved his master, for he was q man of
herculean frame and strength and
courage. He also trained the gigantic
bulldogs which accompany the Gear oil
the time, and are known for their
fidelity to their master, which, great
Is it is, is not greater than that of
their trainer, Karkoff. The latter had
learned the trade of cook, aud when-
ever the excited fancy of the car
feared treachery and poison Yarkoff
had to prepare his meals and serve
them. Now poor Yarkoff has died,
and there is greater weeping and
waiIing in the imperial household than
there ever was at any previous dis.
aster. In fact, this loss OF his faithful
servant may, it is feared, unbalance
tho mind Of the car again and lead to
rash acts endangerinR the peace Of bis
empire and the world.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-15

UeCeuS TcOpie MukS DO ITOteCteus
Editor McLain. of MiAnespolis.l
But decent people have q right to
expect to be protected in their homes
by newspapers from the publication
of obscene and disgusting details at
all times. l do not believe that the
people who sustain the newspapers by
their patronage want salacious details
of sensational cases. or that it is good
policy to print them. The news
paper which reaches the homes and
does not stop at the Office, is the one
that is most valuable to its advertise
ing patronage, and, viewed solely
from the standpoint OF business policy,
it pays to be decent. There is, OF
course, a higher view to take, and
which l have hinte d at the outset, and
not only do the patrons of newspa>
per have a right to expect to be pro-
tected from the contamination OF i'm.
purity and vice through the newspa.
pers. but moral tone and clean utter
ances are just as essential to high
character in q newspaper as in the
individual.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-15

Although the present Demo
cratic House began tine session with a
greater number of clerks than any
previous one, it is already demanding
more and increasing the appropriation
for that purpose. Discussing the
need Of an additional $4,000 clerk,
Holman said:
That simply means an additions al
clerk for this House at $1,000 salary.
We all know that a superabundant
number of clerks are employed IN the
House and always have been. Besides,
there will not be as much work TO do
at this session as there WAS In the cor
responding session of the last Con.
gress, and even a Republican House
did not find it necessary then to ere ate
this additional office. Having alread,
increased the number of employees o.
the House, beyond what was evel
known in its history, it is proposed
now to add another clerk to the list
Now, we have q body of clerks ia
beyond the necessities of the service
in my Judgment. ask the House t.
vote down the measure as an improv
ident and unnecessary one. 1t !
not demanded by the needs of tn
public service, and against it we ar
absolutely pledged to our constituent.
Nevertheless. the bill went through
and the additional. useless, S22O
Democratic clerk is now drawing hi
salary.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-15
Queer Facts About Razors.


Tho finest grades Of razors are
90 delicate that the famous Damascus
sword blades cannot equal them in
texture. It is not generally known
that the grain Of Swedish razor il 80
sensitive that the general direction 10
changed after q short service. When
you buy . 6oe razor tho grain runs
from tho upper end Of the outer point
in . diagonal direction toward tho
handle. Constant strappine will twist
the steel until the grain appears to be
straight up and down. Subsequent
use will drag the grain outward from
the edge, 80 that after steady use for
several months the fibre of the steel
occupies a position exactly the reverse
of that which it did on the day of the
purchase.
The process also affects the temper
OF the blade, and when the grain sets
from the lower and outer point toward
the back you have q razor which cam
not be kept in condition, even by the
most conscientious barber. But here 3
another curious freak that will take
place in the same tool: Leave the
razor alone for month or two, and
whom you take it up you will find
that the grain has assumed its first
position. The operation can be re.
pc ated until the steel is worn through
to tho back.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-15
A SHORT TARIFF SERMON.
Protection aud Agriculture.

Protection aud Agriculture.
Our American policy of protection
was inaugurated by farmers for tho
special benefit of farmers.
The First Congress. which framed
the first Tariff, was composed for the
most part of farmers, and it was
signed by farmer President-G gorge
Washington.
These men felt the need of Pro-
lection in order to create homo mar
ket for their products.
They had the farmers they wanted,
but were suffering for . non.agri-
cultural population to buy what they
raised.
They could not sell their wheat and
vegetables to one another.
From the first our Tariff system has
depended for its maintenance in every
election on farmers votes. They re-.
membered how wretched thoy were
when all were sgrlculturists aud how
Protection brought them relief exactly
70 the trainers of the first Tariff had
predicted.
So nothing has ever been able to
wcan the American farmer from his
love for Washington's and Hamilton's,
and Jefferson's and Madison Protec-
tive Policy. And the Free>Trade
performer" is unable to do so to day.
Farmers see the land of Virgins,
which has few factories, selling on the
average At about $ll an acre, while
the poorer land OF Pennsylvania, with
many factories, brings $40 an acre.
In Mississippi, devoted exclusively
to agriculture, land sells for less than
six dollars an acre, hut brings $42 in
sterile, but manufacturing, Massa-
chusetts.
The average in Georgia. where mills
are almost unknown, is between 81
and IS per acre; but in New Jersey,
with all its swsmps and clay beds, the
average value of land is sos.
So the farmers continue, and will
continue, to vote for Protection and
against Free-Tsade, because they dc
not want to vote away one>half the
value Of their farms.
And who can blame them for it?
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-15
Death OF an Outcast.

Tuscsrora tNev.) Times.I
Ada Belmont, at one time in busi>
ness here, died in Austin last Sunday,
where she has resided continuously
for a number of years. The Advo-
cate says she was in destitute ciroum
stances, but her physician and few
charitable ladies did all they could to
render her last moments on earth Is
peaceful as possible. A short time
before death she received the sacra.
ment of the Catholic Church. De.
ceased leaves q husband in San Fran
cisco, two married sisters in Salt Lake.
and q son l8 years Of age in Washing.
ton.
She was . niece OF "Old Hutch -
the Chicago wheat speculator and
many times millionaire; and he,
parents, who also live in Chicago, are
wealthy. Among the papers found
after her death it is learned that she
was . native Of Chicago, and 35 year,
of age. There was also . wedding
license showing that deceased wa.
married in Salt Lake City in 1873.
What sad story Of m'sspent life
This poor woman, whose parents and
relatives Are worth milo Is, dies ava,
from them, hn outcast fro society
alone. unmourned, and utterly desti.
tute.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-15
CLEVELAND,S NOMINATION CON.
CEDED.

The dispatches practically concede
the nomina alton of Grover Cleveland,
by stating that something or other
will happen if he is not nominated on
the first or second ballot.
1t was so before the Minneapolis
Convention. 1t was stated by Blaine's
supporters that Harrison could not
get nominated unless on the first bal
lot.
That was practically 50, ing that
their own candidate could not be
nominated at all; or, At least, that his
nomination was very uncertain.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-15

Governor Pennoyer claims that
the recent Democratic defeat in Ore
gou was mainly due to the abandon.
ment of the free silver cause by the
Democrats. There is no doubt that
the indifference Of Governor PEN
noyer's friends as to silver lost the m
many votes--and this was deserved.
The west has no use for anti-silver
men nor, even, for voters or politicians
who are Indifferent in the matter.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-15

az" Blank Proofs of Labor for
sale at this Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-15

Job Printing ut the TINES Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-15
BENJAMIN F. Harrison.
For PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES:

The Canadian farmer has no
doubt that the tariff is q tax-on him.
He has to pay it in order to bring his
products across the line and sell them
in the American market.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-15

Bob Ingersoll says: "Many
nations have died, but l do not re-
member that a monument was ever
erected with the epitaph, Died of Too
Much Silver"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-15
Wanted,

E7S0O IA c0S0oO MONTH can be nsde
W. " VZOO working for u.s. Persons
preferred who can furnish Q horse and give their
whole time to the business. Spare moments may
be probably employed also. A few vacancies
in towas aud cities.
.F.JoHNsONk co.. 600 Msinss. Richmond. v.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-15

The importance Of purifying the blood can
not be overestimated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs a
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and we ask you to try Hoods
Doo,,lsar Sarsaparilla. 1t strengthens
V~USSAS and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while 1t eradicates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
q the vegetable remedies used give to
Hoods Sarsaparilla pecul- r. l+eolf
lar curative powers. No ~ 1IoOSS
other medicine has such q record Of wonderful
cures. II you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be induced to
take any other instead. 1t Is Peculiar
Medicine, and is worthy your confidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by G. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22
Grozne zaburzenia rObOtncZe W ROsyi.

PETERSBURG, .21 sierpnla. =
Wczoraj miafy tutaj miejsce bardzo
grozne zaburzenia robotnicze.
Robotnicy wielkiej fabryki SYN
stalowych powodu nieporozumieh
z zarzadem spalili2 pewna hczbe
domk6w robotniczych, spladrowall
fabryke oraz chcieli wysadzi6 W po-
wietrze kotfy parowe i zniszczye ma
chiny.
Temu ostatniemu zamiarowi sta
naI ma przeszkodzie oddzia} wojska'
kt6ry przybyi ma miejsce.
Rozpocze}a sic wtedy pomledzy
robotnikami a wojskiem krwawa
walka, zakohczona smiercia kilku-
nastu robotnik6w. Bardzo wielu jest
rannych, jeszcze wiecej aresztowa-
nych.
Zanim fabryka zostanie przypro-
wadzona do porzadku, upfyna maj
mniej try miesiace.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22
NapasG waryata ma krdlowe Anglii.

LoNDYN, 81 sierpnia. - Podfug
wiadomosci otrzymanyeh Osbour-
ne, wczoraj by} tam nastepujacy
wypadek:
Rano, podczas gdy kr6lowa prze-
jezdzala sic powozem W towarzyst-
vie dw6ch lokajow ! stangreta,
pred konie rzuci} sic z gwaftowne-
mi gestami jakis czfowiek.
Pow6z zatrzymano, a anieznaJomy
zblizyf sic do Wiktoryi i oswiadczyf
jej, IL nalezy do handy spiskowcow'
kt6ra przysieg}a zg}adzi6 re swlata
kr6lowe, jesI ia ME abdykuje.
Kr6lowa ME straci}a bynajmniej
przytomnosci, lecz poleci}a cz}owle-
ka odprowadzl6 i oddac W rece poll
cyl. Ma tenn sic tez cafe zajscie skon-
czyfo.
Nieznajomy byf widocznie obf2-
kany. 49,.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22
Iskierl1 elektryczne z "a Uceanu.

BERLIN. - ,,Gazeta Kolohska"
rozpoczyna agitacye przeciw uzywa-
niu jezyka francuzkiego W kosclo-
ZACH katolickich W Alzacyi / Lota-
ryngii.
LoNDYN. - Zastrzeli1 sic tutaj W
hotelu, W kt6rym mieszkaf cd roku,
78-letni jenera1 amerykahski Prince,
znany ze szczesliwych operacyi wo-
jennych W p6fnocnej Korolinie pod
czas ostatniej woiny. Powodem
samob6jstwa - melancholja.
BERLIN. Ces. Wilhelm miaf sta
nowczo oswiadczyc, re przyjedzle W
roku przyszfym ma wystawe do Chi
cago. =. Jesli tylko ME zmieni swe-
60 zdania! -. -. T.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22
NOTATKI TELEGRAFICZNE z AMERYKI.

I Jackson, Mich. donosza, re
mafa wioska Woodville, 0 try mile
ztamtad, kompletnie zapada sie W
ziemie..
W powiecie Mercer, Ind dwaj
ludzie Bailus Armstrong, X kt6rzy
schronili sic podczas bury pod 'drze-
wo, zostali ma miejscu zabici: =. .:
- Fabryka "George. Whitney's
.Woolen Co." W Athol, Mass. spfo-
nefa do szczetu. Sto tysiecy dolar6w
szkody; 200 robotnik6w stf facifo
prace. : -.
W Memphis, Tenn. eksplodo-
wal kociof. lokomotywy. Maszy ynista
palace zostali rozerwani ma DIR obne
kawa}ki wyrzuceni W powietrfe.
-. w poblizu Gurdon, Ark. tium
powiesi} prawem Lyncha muir Ayna
BoWlesa "a napad kryminalny ma le-
letnia Nellie Wilkes.
- Jen. Carnes donosi, zepos tawif
W stanie oskarzenia sadowego wszy-
stkich g6rnik6w, kt6rych ma W feku.
Zostana oni osadzeni W wiezier iu W
Knoxville, Tenn. :> -:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22
Ks1ega pamiatkowa a kopcu KoSeiuszki ]
W KrakOWie.

Dnia bm: zawi6zf ma kopi &c Ko |
sciuszki prezes krakowsk kiego iowa
rzystwa imienia 7 'adeq qsza Kosciu
ski pieknie oprawH 2 ksiege, W kto :
rel zapisywac sic ma jia W szyscy zwie +
dzajacy kopiec Kos o$ciusHki. GrubA
ia ksiega zIocony ych brzega Oh, v
formie wiekszego a lbum u, oprawna
W biaf9 surowa SIX 6re, nabij ana y
naroznikach srebrnem mi gwozd dziami
opatrzona jest pig knie wyk fojons 3
tarcza srebrna wyrytym d a niej
napisem: ), Ksiega pam iatkoW a M9
gily Kosciuszki. Staraniem iowa
rzystwa imienia Kd dsciuszki l S92'f
Ma pierwszej ka arcie tel ksiegi
znajdujemy naste pujaca odezwe
wv imie Boze! Ma wal nem zg roma :
dzeniu iowa arzystwa imienia Tade :.
usza Kosciuszki W Krakowic d. 2 }
maja 1892 r., pod prze wodui6 6twer p
p. Jana Skrilihskiego, uchw walonp ,
ma wniosek p. Zygmunta IA Wasi ilkow .
skiego zafozyc ksiege pamiat tkow 3
kosztem tego Towarzyst tWa, do Wp1-
sywania sic os6b zwied zajacyc d ko :
piec Tadeusza Kosciusz Xxi. Wyko
nujac tie uchwafe waln ego zg roma :
dzenia otwiera wydzia al Tow Warzy
silva i'm. T adeusza Kosciuszkl II nj
niejszem ksiege pamiat tkowa i uprs
sza wszystkic ch PIP. zwiedzaja acychp
aby nazwlsk a swe wpi pisac ra czyllt
W Krakowie, l sierpnia 1892. Wy
dzia1 iowa arzystwa i'm. Tad eusza
Koscluszki". Naste epqja po dpisy
prezesa czfonk6w wydzialu 7 Towa
rzystwa.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22
Telegramy z Europy.
UPAkY W EUROPE.
LudnOsG eierpi ogrOmnie; wielu zoinierzy
tract zyeie wskutek gOraca.

Berlin, 81 sierpnia. - Upa} ME
ustepuje. W Halle podczas marszu
jeden zofnierz 90 puiku pad1 martwy,
4Otu omdla}o. z tel iczby jeden
zmari p6zniej, dw6ch pozortaje bez
nadziei zycia. w Poznaniu mia}o
miejsce 6 wypadk6w smierci wsku-
tex udaru sfonecznego. W Carlsru-
he szesciu grenadyer6w umar}o po
rewii. Stan woody ma rzekach Spree,
Havel Odrze jest tax nizki, re ze-
gluga prawie ca}kiem wstrzymana.
PARYz, 81 sierpnia. - Il Tours
donosza, il po mustrze wojskowej,
81 zoinierzy pablo W szeregu, po-
wracajac do miasta.. Przyczyna stra-
szny upa}. Pewna liczba zpomiedzy
porazonych zakohczy zycie. W Pa
ryzu miafo miejsce kilkadziesiat wy
padk0w udaru s4onecznego.
WIEDEh, 81 sierpnia. - W po}u
dnie dis by1o tu lO2 stopnie goraca
W cieniu. w ciagu dw6ch dni by4o
wypadk6w smierci porazenias}o-
necznego. w Peszcie i W Pradze ida
rzy}o sic mn6stwo wypadk6w udaru.
w Tryescie by}o dis ITO stopni;
woda morska mia4a 80 stopni.
WENEcYA, 81 sierpnia. - Pufk
piechoty, kt6ry wymaszerowaf dis
rano Monfa alice, ucierpiaf strasznie
cd upaIu. Wiecej, niz 100 zo}nierzy
upad}o ma ulicach. Wielu mich jest
umierajacych. Dwudziestu pozosta-
wiono W szpitalu W Dolo.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22

m6wia. Zywio}y republikahskie u.
miarkowane So przewaznie "a utrzy.:
maniem prez. Carnota. Radykalniej-
81 chcieliby 60 usunae dla stu racyi,
z ktorych najwazniejsza, re jest "a
ma}o radykalnym i zyje sobie "a bar
dzo po monarszemu. .... Niektorzy
zas wprost So zdania, IL jeden szes-
cioletni termin dla prezydenta we
Francyi wystarczy i re potrzeba CO.
raz to nowych ludzi, ably prezydenci
jak na]mniej mieli z}udzenia, il So
VIA adcami, a uie sfugami ludu. Ci
moze i maja racye.... Kandydatur
wyraznych ma miejsce Carnota ME
ma. Przebakuja cd czasu do czasu
nazwiska Freycineta (obecny mini
ster woiny) Floqueta (radykal, ME
gdy obrohca Berezowskiego, ostat-'
Mo parekro6 prezes izby depntowa-
nych). Floquet miafby wiele szans,
gdyby ME to, ze Moskale ME moga
mu darowaG okrzyku: 'fVive la Po-
logne" (Niech zyje Polska) wznie-
sionego jeszcze "a czas6w Berezow-
skiego. ..... Okrzyku tego zreszta
Floquet zapar} sic czynem s}owem
juz re sto razy cd owego czasu!...
Trzecia wreszcie sprawa, ktora we
Francyi zajmuje nmysfy, pewno sto-
kroG wiecej, niz prezydentura for
tyfkacye W Alzacyi, jest wystawa...
Palq sic do niej Francuz ill.,. Prasa
wydaje okrzyki zapa}u " obec po-
rzucenia mysli wystawy przez Mem
cy. Wszyscy chca stwor zenia czegos
wielkiego, co jak powiada "Figaro",
by}oby - zorz2 2o-go juz stulecla.
Zdaje sic, re kierownictwo wystawy
powierzonem bedzie panu Berger.
Miejscem wystawy ma bye tym IA
zem Lasek Bulonski. Gas odbycia,
iak wiadomo, rok 1900.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22
RoK: /.

W Newarku, N. ]. zawiazuje
sic "trus t" handlujactch dr rzewerp b
budowlanem.
w Brownsville, Tex. 81 zeryfSf
A.; Brito zostaf przez Riewiad domeg9
sprawce "a strzelony, gdy po wraca
do domu " nocy. Niehawidzono 60
W ca}ej okolicy.
- q Wi lkesbarre, Pa. donosza,
IL oczeklwan nym jest lada dzief strajk
ma wszystki Oh kolejacb W Pc ennsylt
wanii. Wiadomos6 n lie bard 20 poi
do obna do prawdy. -. ..
w Charleston w Ga. grocer
mix Samples zostal n napadniety W
sztorze W nocy przez rabusia / "a /
strzelony. kotr nastepnie ucie XXI.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22
List Gladstone'a pOtr6jnem przymierzu.
Obawiaja sic: czy list autentyczny?!

NEAPoL, 81 sierpnia. - Gazeta
tuteisza ,,Corrierre di N Iapoli" u
mieszcza list, jakoby otrzymany
.przez jej redaktora o Gl ladstone'a.
w liscie angielski maz stanu, jako
przyjaciel W}och, op}akuje icn bez-
uzyteczne, ogromne wydatki wo-
jenne i k}opotliwe przymierza oraz
wyraza nadzieje, il W1ochy porzuca
swa afrykahska polityke. Go do po,
tr6jnego przymierza m6wi: ,,Nie lu-
bic ami podw6inego ami potr6jnego
przymierza, poniewaz oStateczny ich
eel ME jest bynajmniej pokojowy'
Moe narod6w polega bezwarunkowo
ma oszczednosci ich si}. 0bawiam
sie,. re przysz}osc Europy jest bar bal:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22
Telegramy Kraj owe.
Zn6w. rabunek pOciagu.

Wichita, Kas. ,2l sierpnia: Pociag
kolei St. Louis & San Francis SEQ, 70
staf onegdaj wieczorem przez 4ch
zamaskowanycn ludzi napadniety i
zrabowany W poblizu Augusta . Kom-
pania ekspresowa Wells, r argo &
Go. utracifa kilkadziesiat tysiecy do
larow. Urzsdzony natyehmiast po-
scig zdofaf pochwyci6 wszystk kich "a
busi6w czescia zdobyczy. So to far
merry z sasiedztwa Douglas v pow.
Butler. ."
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22

LoNDYN. Paderewski rozpoczy-
na W tych dniach szereg popdlarnych
koncert6w. .'' .
|. PETERsBURG.-Zosta}a tu areszto-
wano pani Aparuttl, rosyjs sko-tran-
cuzka oszustka, kt6ra nac1agne}a ma
setki tysiecy frank6w rome osoby,
udajac krawcowe dworska carowej
Rosyi i wystawiajac mniemnany jej
pfaszcz koronacyjny W Paryzu
T. LoNDYN. - Panuje tu gwa a}towna
epidemia nosacizny sr6d 'koni; wiele
zwerzat pada. -
MoNAcHIuM. - W okoliey Ra-
ding, W Bawarii, jakies r0bactwo
pustoszy lasy. Roslinnosc' j. zieleh
znik}a ma ogromnej przestrzeni.
PARYz. = Pogfoska ukazaniu
sic cholery W porcie Hawr jest fa}-
szywa. Przekonafo O TEN urzedowe
sledztwo.
LoNDYN. = Krolowa prz zwy-
k}ym rozdziale zaszczytow pp pmiedzy
przedstawicieli ustepujacegp rzsdu
nada4a tytuf baroneta w}asficielom
trzech wielkich gazet kons serwaty-
wnych. "-- .-...
MoNAcH1UM. - Kasyer W ielkiego
mfyna Rumforda, niejaki Scham-
berger, skrad1 81, ZOO i czt tnychnaf
pono 80. do Ameryki., -
PETERSBURG. = Odbywa sic tu
miedzynarodowy Kongres k 4lejowy;
uczestniczy W MIN Is os6b. .~
LoNDYN. - DR.. Talmagey znany
kaznodzieja z Brooklyna, bawiscy
tu chwilowo, przemawia} v Wielkiem
powodzeniem przed tysiacznq a.
udyencya.
BERLIN. = Wskutek upadku ce-.
ny srebra, roboty W kopal4 4iach sa-
skich W Freibergu znacznie zmniej-
szono. Mnostwo robotnik6w utracifo
prace. =.
LoNDYN. - Fatalny wypadek ko-
lejowy mia} miejsee wczof faj przy
ul. Leman.. Wskutek starcia sic po-
ciag6w oko4o 40 ludzi zostalo wyrzu-
conYch ma bruk odniosfo us szkodze-
MIA.
BERLIN. -. W podw6jnym odby-
tym tu onegdaj pojedynku po rucznik
Hoeburn zranif smiertelnie rzezbia-
rza Treuholza zabif MALARIA Pertza.
Zostaf uwieziony.
W1EDEf. - Zmarf W miejscoWo-
Sci Kriewac W Morawii K ard ynaf
Fryderyk ks. Fuerstenberg, arcybis-
kup o}omuniecki; miaf lat 80.
=
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22
Porozumienie Rosyi j Chin.

PETERSBURG, 9l sierpnia. Ga
zeta tutejsza ,,Wiedomosti" twier-
dzi, IL pomiedzy Rosya a Chinami
doszfo do porozumienia W wielu
kwestyach politycznych. Podfug tel
umowy, konsulaty rosyjskie zostanae
ustanowione W wielu gf6wniejszych
miastach Chin, do Petersburga
przybedzie specyalny pose} dla Ro-
syi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22
Z Afganistanu.
Kap. Kuzniecow zaginaf.. -.

LoNDYN, 81 sierpnia. = q Simli
donoszq, il pomocnik i zastepca
pu}k. Janowa, rosyjski kapitan
Kuzniecow, kt6ry wszed} W granice
Afganistanu, gdzies zagina}. So
dzs, ze zostaf zabity. W ogole od-
dzia1y rosyjskie SO zmuszone cotae
sic z Pamlru. Powodem tego wybu-
chajace ma ich ty4ach powstanie W
Ferghana.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22
SzcZescie!...

Siedzi ptaszek ma drzewie,
I ludziom sic dziwuje,
Ze najmedrszy Mich nie vie,
Gdzie sic Szczescie zna ajduje.
Bo szukaj$ doko4a,
Tam gdzie nigdy ME bywa,
Pot sic leje i'm Z czo4a,
Cierh i'm stopy rozrywa.
Trwonia zycia dzieh jasny
Ma zabiegi zale,
Tylko W pi ersi swej wIasnej
Me szukaj 3 go wcaie.
w nienawiSci klotni,
Wydzieraja COS sobie,
Az zmeczeni smutni,
Ida przespa & sic W grobie.
A wiec siedzac ma drzeWle,
: Ptaszek dzi wi sic bardzo,
Chcialby. pFzestrzedz i w spleW le,
Lecx priest roga pogardz2....
A. As1 WI
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22
Cholera W BelgH.

BRUKsELIA, 81 sierpnia. = W
miejscowosci Juma, O trzy mile od
Charleroi, wybuchnefa cholera Kill
kanaseie os6b zachorowafo, dwie
umar4y+
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22

dzo ponura, choe boza pomoca,
obecny stan pokojowy da sic moze
jeszcze utrzymae przez pewien czas".
List pisany pred wyborami. Oba-
wiaja sic, ze.... ME. jest auten-
tyczny.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-22
Telegraficzny
PRzEGLAD PoL1TIKl EURO.
PEJSKIEJ.

rRESE. Spokoj W Anglii. - Nowy wice-krol
Irlandyi polityka zagraniczna Gladsto-
ne'a. - Ces. Wilhelm sprawl skrocenia
sluzby wojskowej W Niemczech. - Po-
woody upadku projektu wystawy W Berli-
ME. - Entuzyazm dla Wilusa. - R6-
wnowaga polityczna we Francyi- Forty
wAlzacyi. -Kto nastepnym prezyden-
temFrancyi? - Zapa{ Francuz6w dla wy
stawy.