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leave while measles is in the house.
Auntie, dear, you will let her come to us?
1 will pay for the telegram. Do let me
send word to her to come at onceI'
II suppose we ought to give the child
some little change" said Miss Grigson;
whose heart is softer than her manners be-
token, land she will be company for you
now young Melloy has left the place"
"Only till Monday, auntie."
swell, here is the si1pence. Mind you
do not drop it. Only 12 words, mind, Jean,
including the address And while you are
at the postoffice order some skirt Of beef at
Metcalfe's for pie tomorrow. Hester will
get no forced asparagus here. I prophesied
penury when dined at her fathers is
years ago last Lady Day."
''She is prettier than ever" thinks old
Miss Hobbs, receiving Jeans telegram at
the village postofice. "She always had
cheeks like rose, but therere's something
tender.like crept into her eyes, and she's
that sweet and gentle I seem to see her
bonny mother over again. I suppose it
comes of sweethearting, for they say she's
promished to the strange gentleman from
London town. can't say as thinks he's
good enough for her, but then, we'd grudge
the lassie even to prince!'
Jean is very busy on her return home,
helping their one servant to get ready
Hester's room, aud prepare a dainty supper.
ter shall find nothing on her table save
what is plain and homely, it is very
tempting repsst that awaits the traveller,
and as Jean hoyers about her to supply her
needs, the two girls make picture pretty
enough to bring a smile to the observant
spinster's face. Hester Copford is fair
haired, tall and graceful, with eyes of the
darkest shade of blue, and lips that seem
made for laughing; she is now in some
measure recovering from the first great shock
of her fathers death, and Jean who knows
how deep is her affection for her mother,
rather wonders to see her friends face as
bright almost as in the days of prosperity
She is herself great contrast to Hester,
small of stature, with short, wavy, auburn
hair, and quieter OF demeanor; but there is
often an affinity between opposites, and no
friendship is truer on both sides than theirs
'sNow, no lingering in one another's
rooms, says Miss Grigsor, as the girls kiss
goodnight, 'sthe rule of the house is quiet
after 1880; you uill have plenty of time to-
morrow to tell one another all the news"
1--WE will have lovely walk tomorrow,
Hester" says Jean, picturing that by the
seashore she will tell her friend of the
heart-gladness that makes music now on the
harp of her life.
eyes" says Hester, ''and we must have q
long, long talk-I want to tell you all about
the Soames family, you know, and about
my first attempts at cooking, and how I
went marketing with the cook, and learned
SO much felt o1ght to get married right
away, before it went out of my head; and
then there is something else-well, never
mind tonight! I'll look forward to our
walk tomorrow" 81
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ter has girl like you? Your aunt's infor-
nation is evidently on good authority; I
fear have been too precipitate in allowing
you to wear an engagement ring given by
that young man; but must think things
over. Go now and give Hester her break
fast; what an unfortunate thing to have
visitor In the house while one is SO worried!
Your Aunt Hamsworth seems quite vexed
that gave my consent"
"Nobody ever can satisfy her, says
Jean 'tand when I marry it will not be to
please Aunt Hamsworth. When Rex is
here again, Auntie dear, you can have a
long talk with him, and you will then be as
certain as am that be is the very soul OF
truth and honor"
Jeans pretty head is held erect in de-
tense of her lover as she marches from the
room; presently she returns to drop a PEN
itent kiss on Miss Grigson's troubled brow,
but all through breakfast time she looks
preoccupied, and Hester is sure something
is disturbing her friends accustomed calm.
To divert her thoughts she rambles on with
lively anecdotes concerning her situation,
and Jean feels thankful Hester is with her;
the hours will fly till Rex is again in
Heathbourne, and Aunt Grigson, looking
into his steadfast face, will torego all doubts
and misglvings.
NOW, OCdls l1CotCi, ao thSy Cotdb-
Iish themselves later on among the rocks,
'syou know we always said we would tell
one another whenever we received pro-
posal-"
eyes, but somehow letter-writing about
these things is rather difficult" says jean,
stroking her friends hand in the gentle
way to which she is addicted.
''Iudeed it is, and 1 get SO little time to
write letters! that is the chief reason I
wanted to see you, Jeanie-what do you
think? really believe I have met my
fate!"
''You, Hesterp' stammers Jean, conscious
of the ring in her purse, which is to be
presently produced as surprise.
, eyes, and not one of the friends of our
sunshiny days, either! only met him last
rheumatism and had to accompany her to
Shingletown, to boarding house kept by
lady she knows. Mrs. Soames was under
some special treatment, so had plenty of
time to myself. and one of the gentlemen
there became very friendly-people called
him firt, but don't believe he is. The
day before we left he asked me if I could
ever care about him, and he said he would
call and see me in Stonecanton. Mrs
Soames says I shall never hear from him
again, but it would break my heart to think
tnat, jean! ne was SO sorry Ior all our
troubles, and he whispered to me that our
home-nest would have room for mother"
cam forsakine my poor Hester because
1 have Rex as well?" thinks the girl, indig-
nant against herself. ''Hester and I have
been friends all our lives, and she needs
me more than ever now that trouble has
come upon her; my life is so rich in love
that IL ought to overflow TO others! will
write long letter to Hester this evsning,
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FOR HESTER'S SAKE.
Author of "Amaranths Garden" "The Golden Doors &
WRITTEN FOR THE DISPATCH.
BY MARGARET HAYCRAFT

'It does seem hard, Aunt Grigson, that
size should have to go out as a lady help
She always had more manners than any
other girl at Miss Fenn's school,
''As we SOW, we reap" remarked the
mistress of Hearthbourne Cottage, indus
triously plying her knitting needles, 'ff
people will live beyond their means, what
can be expected but poverty for their pros
perity, when, in the course of Providence,
they are removed into another world? The
Coptords were people who would have the
best of everything-it made me shudder to
see new potatoes and asparagus on their
table months before such ideas en-
tered my head; if Matilda Copford would
have forced vegetables and fruit, she has
only herself to blame for the result"
''Still, auntie, it makes ones heart ache
to think of her now in some institution for
merchants widows, and Hester, who never
even made her own bed, to be q sort of gen.
eral servant at the draper's where she used
to deal. F"
''Let it be warning to you, Jean," re-
plies her aunt, severely, 'when you have q
house of your own to keep your expendi-
ture well within your income, and to do
your own marketing, not leaving all to
servants, like Matilda Copford. And that
reminds me, when Reginald Mellor calls
again, we must inquire on what he intends
TO marry; when he asked my consent an un-
fortunate earache prevented my entering
into pecuniary details, as was my duty"
'Oh, Aunt Grigson, please don'tr' cries
Jean Arden, coloring. 81 have hundred
year of my own, you know"
"a hundred year-stuf and nonsense.
Pray, how is that to pay butcher, baker,
grocer, poulterer, italian warehouseman,
milkman-"
''Oh, auntie, have not the least idea,
but, you know. we are not to be married
yet, and you will teach me the best way of
keeping nv household accounts-you are so
clever in everything that concerns house,
keeping"
'To keep accounts, Jean, the first essen
tial is an income, and your hun dred year
will 60 very little way towards feeding a
hearty young man like Reginald Mellor
Pray did you notice that he took three
helps of meat at the rectory last Sunday?"
"Oh, auntie," cried Jean, dismayed at
Miss Grigson' prosaic discourse concerning
her hero, "Rex," ''as if should notice
what he ate! and besides, he has ample
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-
7th Of October and closes six weeks later, !"
said he, '.and during that time rates will
be made for 1t three times week. If the
celebration is held during that time it is
likely those rates will be made to apply for
1t as the committee would not feel like ma
king other through excursion rates, espe-
cially for the Columbus day. The railroads are
quick to respond, on any occasion Of that
kind, and we are glad to make the rates.
There is no question but what the railroads
will do their share. %
The Pittsburg Passenger Committee will
hold meeting to-day at which the matter
will probably be discussed
1t is expected to have an imposing street
pageant in the morning followed by COM
memorative services in the afternoon with
prominent men as speakers The celebra-
tion will wind up in the evening with
grand display of pyrotechnics.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30
GOING TO THE FAIR.
Pittsburg to Be Well Represented at
the Worlds Columbian Fair.
4 GLANCE AT THE PROSPECTS
Reveals That the Manufacturers of the City
Will Be There
PREPARED TO SHOW WHAT WE CAN DO
tFRoM A STAFF CORRESPONDENT

tFRoM A STAFF CORRESPONDENCE
CHICAGO, Aug 29-Pennsylvania will
be literally represented at the Columbian
Exposition, but the bulk of the exhibits
come from the eastern end of the State.
The small manufacturers of Philadelphia
and the East are well represented. The great
manufacturers of Pittsburg and the West
many Of them-are taking no interest what
ever, and from present indications will be
showed under BY more enterprising rivals.
A visiting Pittsburger the other day put
the question to me; ''What sort of figure
will Pittsburg cut at the Columbian Expo
sition?" could not answer him because I
had not the slightest idea how those manu-
faeturers who make Pittsburg what it is
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30

IT is so easy to contract cold which,
from its obstinacy, may entail long siege
of discomforts before getting rid OF it that
the afflicted should resort at once to that
old established remedy, DR.. D. Jayne's Ex-
pectorant, which will speedily remove all
coughs and colds, and help you to avoid all
complications involving the throat and
lungs.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30
Good Cooking

Is one of the chief blessings Of every home.
To always insure good custards, puddings,
sauces, etc., use Gail Borden eagle"
Brand Condensed Milk. Directions on the
label. Sold by your grocer and druggist.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30

TEN thousand dollars worth Of fine
watches now on sale regardless OF cost.
Take advantage nc steinmann's, 1o5 Federal
street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30

Now is your time to buy watches at bar.
gains. Large stock to unload. Advance
s''' ''' J. r. srr1sxAxs, Jeweler,
los Federal street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30

THE price paid for Leslie shoe is the first
cost of material and labor and one fair
profit. "a Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30

MRS. wINsLow's Soothing syrup for chfl
dren teething softens the gums and allays
pain. 25c.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30

Great Oaks From Little Acorns Grow.
Large fortunes can often trace their origin
to small deposits in the Peoples Savings
Bank, 81 Fourth avenue. You can open Q
bank account with this bank by deposittng
81 Interest allowed on deposits.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30

DE WrrT's Little Early Risers. Best pill
for biliousness. sick headache. malaria
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30

One
Fall far short of inflammatory rheumatism
into which its incipient form, unchecked, is
prone to develop. Besides, rheumatism II
unre lieved is always liable, in on of its er-
ratio leaps to light on the heart and termi-
nate life. Checkmate it at the start with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, which is also an in
fallible remedy for malarial and liver CON-
plants, inactivity of the kidneys, dyspepsia
constipation, nervousness.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
Nowy prezydent Szwaj caryi.

BERN, 1Sgo grudnia. =
DIR. Karol Emanuel Schenk,
nowo obrany prezydent zwia-
zku szwajcarskiego, urodzi4
sic W Bernie 1928. Jest on sy-
nem mechanika, sam kszta}ci}
sic ma pastora protestanckiego.
Po raz pierwszy wstapi} W
szranki zycia politycznego W r.
1857, gdy reprezentowa} kaD-
ton Bern W Radzie zwiazko-
wei. Zosta} wybrany ma vice
prezydenta Rady W r. 1852.
Cd r. 1865 do 1880 by} pre-
zydentem Rady, W r. 1891
ministremspraW Wewnetrznych
VIZ. 1892 wice-prezyden :em
Zwiazku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
MorderstWO dG0ch kup0cW W
ROSyi.

PETERSBURG, 1890 grdnia.-
z Rostowa donosza o strasz-
nym morderstwie dokonanem
ma kolei W}adykaukazkiej.
Po lprzybyciu pociagu do tego
miasta, W przedziale pierwszej
klasy znaleziono strasznie Ia
mordowanych kupc6w jan
skowa i Rajcewicza. Wido-
cznie pred smiercia toczyli oni
z zabojcami straszna wake.
Morderstwo zostalo spe3nione
dla rabunku, poniewaz suma
kilkunasto tysiecy rubli, kt6ra
mieli przy sobie zabici, znikla.
Konduktor pociagu zostal are
sztowany, jake podejrzany o
udzial W zbrodni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
KOlizya Okret0W.

LoNDYN, 1899 grudnia. =
Z Shanghai donosza, IL okrst
angielski Mary stone", poda-
zajacy pod kapitanem Parker
z Shanghai do Manilli, star2
sic w zatoce Manilli z hiszpah-
skim parowcem. Rezultatem
starcia byly ciezkie uszkodze-
MIA, odniesione przez oba okre'
ty. Parowiec hiszpa6ski wsku-
tex tych uszkodze6 utonaf.
Za}oge jego i pasazer6w zdosa,
no uratowae, opr6cz szesciu czy
siedmiu os6b, kt6re utonely.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
Herr W Londynie.

LoNDYN, Is grudnia.- Cor
nelius Herr, -ktory gra} tax wy
bitna role W skandalach pa
namskich W Paryzu, ten sam
kt6ry odebra} "a jednym z cze
k6w Reinacha $4,000 fir. i do
kt6rego W dzie6 smierci Rel
nacha, udawali sic Rouvier i
Clemenceau, uciek} z Paryza i
jest tutaj. Mieszka W hotelu
Burlington razem z rodzina.
Do Paryza pisa}, re powr6ci,
ale ME zaraz, poniewaz jest
chory, z pokoiu swego W ho-
telu ME wychodzi, a s}uzba
ME dopuszcza do niego niko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
COttu W Wiedniu.

W1EDE6, 1890 grudnia, =
Baron Cottu, drugi administra-
tor Kompanni panamskiej, co
do kt6rego wydano nakaz u
wiezienia, znaiduje sic juz cd
tygodnia tutaj zsmieszkuje W
hotelu ,,Imperial". Policya
paryzka odnios}a sic do policy
wiede6skiej z zadaniem are
sztowania go, ale ia ostatnia
odpowiedzia}a odmownie. Co.
ttu twierdzi, ze k}amstwem
jest, jakoby mia} uciec przed
sprawiedliwoscia. Jak tylko
dowiedzia} sic o nakazie aresz-
towania, zamierza sam powr6-,
ciG do FrancYi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
Walka W tramwaju.

60-letni Francuz, George Tracy,
wczoraj wieczorem ma rosu ulic State
i Taylor, probowai zamordowac kon-
duktora pewnego pociagu linowego.
Tracy wszeds do wagonu ma IL
-ulicy. Kiedy konduktor ma Taylor
str. zazada} od' niego zapsaty, Tracy
ME chciai piaci6. Widocznie bya
troche pijany. Pennon daa znak do
zatrzymania pociagu i chcias Tracy'e-
90 wysadzi6 ma ulice, wtedy Tracy
wyia} n6z i zamierzyl sic ma konduk-
tora. w wagonie powstaio zamiesza-
ME miedzy bardzo licznymi podr6z-
nymi w zamieszaniu tenn deptano
sobie po nogach, a kilka os6b mocno
sic pot}uk}oi podrapaso. Pennon po-
chwyci} "a ramie napastnika udaio
mu sic go obali6 przytrzymac TAX
dsugo, dop6ki ME przyszedl mu ma
pomoc konduktor drugiego wagonu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19

z Gallagherem i Beatty'm dnia
% sierpnia naradzh sic u pre-
zesa okregowego Dempseya, a.
zeby udac sic do Homestead i
otruc robotnik6w ME naleza'
cych do uni. Dempsey obie.
cal dae proszek dla zycia ME
niebezpieczny.
Louis Wolfers, us}ugujacy
W restauracyi fabryki, zezna1,
2e ma objawy szczeg6lnej cho'
.roby, odkad Gallagher by1 ku'
charzem.
Beatty zosta} stawiony pod
kaucys $4,000. Zdaje sic, ze
przeciez cos jest prawdy W o.
skarzeniu przeciw MENU wnie-
,sionem.
Podobno miedzy robotnika-
mi ME nalezacymi do uni i.
stnieje sprzysiezenie, azeby Be-
atty'ego lypchowat, jezeliby
uszed} rak sprawiedliwosci.
.D1isiaj umaH tez Louis
Sim, Wegier W fahryce pracu-
jacy, ME nalezacy do unii i le'
karze sadza, re by} otruty.
By} on chorym przez 8 tygo,
dni, ale cd wczoraj doplero
>byl W szpitalu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
Taiemnicza eksplOzya.

Kiedy policyant John Cartwright
ze stacyi przy Desplaines str. pred
wczoraj wczesnie rano przechodzis
ko}o domu pm. 141 w. Madison str,
uslysza} nagle hulk pochodzacy jako-
by "a budynku. Wszedi do zauska,
azeby przekona6 sic, co sic dzieje,
wtedy nagle wyskoczyso dziedzih-
ca dwoch ludzi zacze}o uciekat.
Policyant ich sciga} strzela} "a nj
mi, ale uda}o i'm sic uciec. Powr6ci-
wszy, poHcyaEt W .dziedzihcu znalazi
puszke blaszana, W kt6rej widocznie
znajdowai sic proch, kt6ry eksplodo-
wal, wielka flaszke jakiems ply
nem z6itawym. Okazaio sic p6zniej,
ze plyn ten zupesnie byi niewinnym.
P6zniej aresztowauo niejakiego Geor-
ge'a Courtney, jako podejrzanego,
ale zdaje sic, re przeciw MENU po.
dejrzenie ME byio uzasadnione.
Dom, "a kt6rym eksplozya powsta-
Ia, jest dwupietrowym budynkiem
drewnianym. Ma dole znajduje sic
piwiarnia Nicholasa Golden, &c.
ry mieszka pani Kate Ward. Policya
otrzy ma}a poleceuie dowledzenia sic,
CO eksplozya ta miaia oznacza6. ze
znana (D swoj4 rzutnoscia policya
nasza zapewne W przeciagu lat kilku
mic sic ME dowie -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
z Klubu PolskO.AmerykanskiegO
l6tei wardy.

Klub polsko-amerykahski demokr.
l6 wardy odbyl sw6j mityng wczoraj
wieczorem W hall zwyklych posie-
dzeh.
Pierwszy raz bysa czytana konsty-
tucya klubu; drugie czytanie j deba-
ty mad konstytucya odiozono do przy-
sz}ego posiedzenia, kt6re sic odbe-
die "a diva tygodnie.
Nastepnie komitet do starania sic
urzedy dla Polakow zdas sprawe ze
swych czynnosci. sprawozdania tego
ostatecznie jeszcze ME przyjeto, Po-
niewaz ME wszyscy cz}onkowie klu-
bu byli obecni ma posiedzeniu. 49,.
Pomimo to klub pokfada swoje "a
ufanie W komitecie poleci1 mu dal-
sze spe}nianie swych obowiazk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
Mafie1stwO ksieeia Ferdynanda
z ksfeiniczka Marya.

LoNDYN, 18go grudnia. =
Czynione So pilne przygotowa'
MIA do slubu ksiezniczki Maryi
edymburgskiej z ksieciem Fer
dynandem rumu6skim. Stub
nastapi "a try tygodnie d. 10
stycznia w Berlinie. Obecnie
ksiezniczka Marya bawi W Co.
burgu, gdzie pod kierunkiem
jej matki odbywa sic przygo-
towywanie wyprawy. Ksiaze
Ferdynand razem z ojcem kro-
lem Karolem przybeda wkr6t-
ce do Sigmaringen, zkad z1oza
wizyte W zamku kohurgskim.
Ma pare dni pred slubem
wszyscy udadzs sic do Berli-
ma. Ces. Wilhelm urzadzl tam
ma Geese nowoze6cow szereg u
roczystosci. Kr6lowa angiel-
ska Wiktorya ME bedzie obec-
na na slubie, to z powodu
przypadajacej W tym samym
czasie rocznicy smierci ksieeia
Clarence; kr6lowa rumuhska
ME prsybedzie r6wniez z po
wodu slabosei. Ma uroczystos-
ciach reprezentowac beds: ca
IA Rosyi : Wieloy Ksiazeta
W}odzimierz i Aleksy, kr6la
Humberta = ksiaze Genuy l
ces. Franciszka Jozefa --jeden
arcyksiazat. w Berlinie cd
bedzie sic tylko Stub cywilny;;
ceremonial religijna dope3nio
ma zostanie dopiero po przyby,
ciu do Bukaresztu.
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TGlesTamy ZagraniGEle.
Skandale panamskie W Paryzu.

PARYz, Is go grudnia. =
Uwiezieni Karol Lesseps,
Fontaine San-Leroy znajduja
sic W uiezieniu Mazas, gdzie
i'm niewolno sic z nikim wi.
dzieG. Adwokacl starali sic o
zwolnienie ich "a kaucya, ale
prokurator odmowi3, przynaj-
mniej dotad, dop6ki ME 20
stanie dokonana rewizya ich
papier6w. Rad chce wypro'
wadzi6 GAIA prawds na jaw.
W tych dniach maja nastapi6
nowe areszty dwoch senate
row i czterech czlonk6w Izby
deputowanych. Prokurator
wzywa do sledztwa deputowa
nego Delahaye, kt6ry po-
ruszy} oskarzenia w parlamen-
Gle. W mieszkaniu dep. bu-
lanzysty Laura odbyto rewi-
Eye W poszukiwaniu papierow,
odnoszacych sic do Panamy,
w redakcyach gazet, oskarzo
nych o brauie }ap6wek, take
zostana dokonane rewizye. Je-
sli ME bedzie sprawdzonem, re
pieniadze zostaiy zap}acone "a
og}oszeuia, kierOwnicy gazet
zostanq take pociagnieci do
odpowiedzialnoSci. G Gazet a
Drummonta LA libre parole"
twierdzi zn6w, re na }ap6wkl
rozdano 20 milion6w frank6w,
a ME 9, jak pierwotnie sadzo-
no.
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NOtatki telegraficzne
z zagranicy.

= Kr6lowa Anglii zezwoli.
Ia ma wys}anie ma wystawe DO
Chicago najstarszej mapy A
meryki, sporzadzonej przez
Leonardo da Vlnci.
= Zamek Lauchenaye, ma
LEGACY do Lessepsa, zostanle q.
10 stycznia sprzedauy "a d}ugi.
: W Madrycie W Hiszpanii,
zosta} otworzony pierwszy zb6r
protestancki.
We Lwowie toczycl'sie
belzie sprawa. ''fabrykantki
anio}k6w'', akuszerki, kt6ra
wyprawi}a Ma tamten SWAT
kilkadziesiat niemowlat.
= Oscar Zimmerman New
Yorku, cz}onek tamtejszego
Tow. strzeleckiego, odni6s}
wielkie zwycieztwo ma konkur,
sic strzelc6w W Frankfurcie W
Menem.
w ciagu ostatnich dni W
Hamburgu by}o zn6w 5 wy
padk6w cholery.
I Londynu telegrafuia,
IL niedaleko Whitby nastapi3a
kolizya paro'wca "Athelstone"
i okretu zaglowego "Psyche".
Oba statki utone}y; z za}ogi
mkt zycia ME utraci1.
= Wiesniak Tanzer i jego
syn zostali skazani przez przy-
sieg}ych W Wiedniu ma smier6
"a zamordowanie zony Tame
ra. C6rka Tanzera, kt6ra u
krywa4a zbrodnie, dosta1a 6
lat wiezienia.
: w Londynie zmar} zaa-
komity anatomista angielski
sir Richard Owen.
= Pose1 ameryka6ski W
Berlinie Phelps zostanie usu'
niety z tego stanowiska. Mo,
via O mianowaniu ma ambasa-
dora wydawcy nowojorskiej
s'Staats Ztg" Karola schurza.
= We Francyi odby}o sic
teraz kilka pojedynk6w po-
wodu sprawy panamskiej. Me
dzy innymi s2ynny awanturnik
markiz de Mores pojedynko-
wal sic i dosta} niebezpieczns
rane W box.
Rada kantonalna W Ber-
ME W szwajcaryi postanowi1a
zamkuac szko2e prowadzona
przez rosyjskich nihilist6w W
tenn miescie. To samo ma bye
zrobione W Zurishu i Gsnewie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
Polar w Anglii.

LoNDYN, Is grudnla. :
W miejscowosci Bootle W po-
blizu Liverpoolu by1 gwaito-
why pozar. Ogied zniszczy}
ca}y biloxi SHADOW. Pastwa
p}omieni pablo 5000 pax ba,
we}ny $4,000 work6w maxi.
Szkoda dosiega pol miIiona
dolar6w. Pieciu strazak6w O.
gniowych odniosio ciezkie u
szkodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
ROk III.
Wtedy nadeszli takze dwaj policyan.
ci Tracy'ego zabrali ma stacya.
Aresztowany podobno bys' dawniej
,,artysta" cyrkowym i mieszka pm.
2310 State str.
P0Iak zamOrdOwany.

w sobote rano W grabarni O'Brie-
ma pm. 4O1 N. Halsted str. posprze-
czali sic i pobili Pawe} Slapka i
Piotr Grabaski. Pok}6cono sic podo.
bno o naczynie nafta. slapka por-
wal kawalek rury gazowej j tax ciez-
ko uderzyi W glove Grabaskiego, ze
roztrzaskal mu czaszke. Grabaskiego
zawieziono do szpitala Alexyan6w,
gdzie nieszczesliwy wczoraj umari.
Slapki dotychczas ME aresztowano:
sprytna (9 nasza policya podobno ma