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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
Lynched After All.

As stated 10 the GAzsTTE an armed mob
endeayored t. take from the Nashville jail
Friday night Eah Gr'zzard, who was ar.
rested as an socomplloe With Henry Gr'z.
zard for assaultlng Miss Bruce. Henry
Grlzzard YVES lsnched when arrested. but
E 1h was lodged in jail. The authorities
showed great determination and despite
three doors battered In. the mob was re-
pulsed, out not until Governor Buchanan
bad in a speech besought them to desiss.
The mob. however, returned at 2 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon, three hundred strong,
surrounded the jail. and With scarcely any
resistance. eItsred the jail. They came
ont q few minutes later leading the negro
Eoh GrIzzard with rope around his neck.
They hung the negro from beam 10 the
Cumberland river bridge. After swinging
the negro over the railing the mob frd q
fusllade Of bullets into his body.
A negro assaulted feloniously little s.
year-oid child. o niece Of the sheriff of Sun-
flower county. Miee., on Thursday nigh last,
and Friday night the brCta was lynohed by
q mob OF o!t'z .ns not far from the scene OF
bis swfal crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02

A HANDSOME MASONIC JRwEL.-The
Grand Commandery of Knights Templsr Of
Virginia at Its session last fall, appropriated
81 Geo to purchase suitable jewels for its
Past Grand Commanders, W. 81. a. Lynn.
Wa. B Isaacs, Robert e. Withers: John l..
Roper. F. a. Reed, Jas. B. Blanks, ]. l..
Beck, I. 8. Trower, D. J. Turner, and J. L,
Avis. The jswels have been completed and
will be presented at the annual assembly of
she Grand Commandery at Richmond next
fail. They are of cold gold, massive, about
six inches long and two and a.hslf inches
vide, end designed as follows: Three bars
connected by chain to disk. on which a:e
tue emDlems of the order In bold rslet and
enameled in appropriate co!ors. On the
pars are the words 'Past Grand Commander r
-Yuglnis," In raised letters. Ga the re-
verse side of the disk is he following In
scrip ton, presented blythe Grand Gem.
mandery z, T. of Virginia to Right Emf
pent-, Past Grand Commander, as q
token OF their knlghtly esteem," and toe
year In which the recipient passed tie
chair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
YALE + sEAsoNABLE BLACK srUFpa.

O.s'rve c'rsfully tho msterisls, the
widths snd tho prices
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
Virginia and the Chicago Fair.

Virginia and the Chicago Fair.
The law passed by the Legislature during
the lsst session providing for en- appropria-
tiou OF $50 000 to be extended In q proper
representation OF Virginia at The Chicago
fair created beard Of managers consisting
of one commissioner fer each cue of the ten
congregational districts, who shall have
charge OF ViIginis's exhibition iD conjunt-
ton with the two United States commis-
sloneTs and the Two lady commissioners ap-
pointed by the President. The law also
provides for an auxiliary bostd consisting
OF Que male and one female representative
from each county ald CITY TO be appointed
by the Governor.
Gov. McKirney conferred this power Of
8ppoin! ment on the member5 OF the board
OF man sgess for their respective congression.
al districts, and moat Of the 226 appoint
ments for the 100 couaties and 13 cites,
have already been made. The board CT
manages and the auxiliary board will have
their fret joint session at Roanoke on May
1lth, aud by that day 1t Ia expected that all
tue members Of the suxIiary board will
have been appointed. The following COM
MISSIONS have been Issued by the Governor
for members of the auxiliary board ns ap.
pointed by the managers for the Eighth con.
gressional di5triot.
Alexandria City: z, Kemper, aud Mrs.
George a. Mnshbaoh.
Alexandria equity: Frank Hume, OF
Jeffsrscn district. and Miss Margaret AIMS
Muoson. OF Arlington.
Fsuquler county: D. @. Hatcher OF Rec.
toltown and Mrs. w. G. Marshall, Of War
renioD.
Colpsper county G. 6. P. Triplett, o. JEFF
fersont,n, and Mrs. Annie 8. Greene, Q! Cal-
peper Courthouse.
Orange county: Capt. P. p. Barbour, Of
Gordonsville, and Mrs. George Shacks f,rd
OF Orange Court house.
Fsirfax county: James P. Msoiep, OF
Centrevile, and Mies Lizzie NJ. Burke, of
Fairfax Court.hou.e.
Loadoun county E. Moran, OF Hami t'n,
and MIS-. J. W. Foster, of Leasturg.
Prince William county Colonel Eimord
Berkeley, OF Haymafkst, end Mrs. E. E
Meredith, OF Nosesv,le
King Ge7rge cout t.: q. 7. Garrett, OF
Ninde's ore, sn6 MrF. ]. E. Mason, cf Co.
morn.
Stafford county: Hugh Adle, of Garrison
vile, and Miss Dora Moncurs, OF Falmouth.
Louiis county: ]. s. Fleming, OF Psndle-
tor, and Miss Mamie Winston, Of Louisa
Conrt House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
ALEXANDRIA VA MONDAY EVENING" MAY g 1892
PROPOSALS

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at ths
- Auditors tice Alexandra. Va, until Il
o'clock noon on the 7th day Of Nav, 1892, and
opent INN ediately thereafter, for ali the ABOB
and acknowledgement to CURB and GOTTER
PAVEthe sidewalks and plt d ,wn street crossings
on Alfred street from the south line of Duke to
the north line Of Wilkes streets.
Approximate Quantities.
Earth excavation, 420 cubic yards; rurbing,
1647 lineal feet; sidewalk pavement, g. wide,
99l square yards; cutters. wide, 1852 square
yards; f.gging for crossings. 312 lineal feet
cobbie stones for crossings, 16 squere yards.
Also to PAVE, GUTTER and CURB LEE
STREET, from the south line of Queen to ths
north liae of Princes street.
approximate Quantities
Earth excavation, BIO cnbic yards; curbing,
7s7 lineal feet cutters q wide. 424 aqusre
cobble stone pavirg 1871 squars yards.
Also to PAVE The SIDEWALKS, PUTDOWN
STREET CROSSINGS and reset The curb on
Columbus street, from Princess to Wyths streets
inclusive.
approximate Quanti ies
Esrth excavation, so cubic yards curb reset
800 liaeal feet sidewalk pavements g. vide. $50
square yards; tagging for crossings $40 lineal
feet; edible stone crossing, % square yards.
Also to PAVE THE sIDEWA LKS. and CUB
End GUTTER where essary, ST. Asaph street
from Oron oco to Pendleton street
approximate IudntttteS.
Earth excavation, 200 cubic yards; hsgging
for crossings 466 linesl feet cobble stones for
crossings, "a square yards curb, 402 lineal feet
guttsr 4 wide, 216 square yards; pavement g.
wide, 495 fquare yards
Also to PAVE THE SIDEWALKS, and CURB
and GUTTER where necessary, on Washington
street, from OIonoco TO Pendleton street.
Approximate Quantities
Earth excavation, 49O cubic sJds; curbing.
80 linesl fest; brick Tavement g. wide, $40
square yards; gutter A. wide, 3S2 squsre yards;
faggicg for crossings 354 linea feet cobble stones
for crossings, 90 square yards.
Also for PUTTING DJWN TWO CEO3SIEG3,
those running north and south, "a in all on
Wilkes and Gi5bon streets whers said streets In
tersect with Pitt st. Assph Washington, Colum-
us, Alirsd and Henry streets.
Approzimats Qaantiti s.
1872 feet Of stone tagging; SO square yards Of
cobble stone paving.
each Lid otherwise 1t will not be conside1e1.
Immediately after the award of tho contract,
checks will be promptly returned to unsuccessful
bidders, snd to the successful bidder, after giving
the necessary bond required for the proper full
fllment of his contract Tho right to reject any
or all bids is reserved.
Specifications for the different classes Of work,
under one cover, can be seen at the Auditors
Office
Mr.. h. G. Graves, City Engineer. is charged
with the supervision and direction of this work,
aud will be ass sted by tho ku oerintendent of
Police in all mat ers pertsining to his depart.
ment.
By order of the Committee on Streets.
HERBERT BRYANT,
ap27 I'd Chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
DRY GOODS.
NOTICEABLE BARGAINS
This Week at
BENDHFIIM'S.

Case Of $500 yards OF Printed Bedford Cords
IN beautiful designs, warranted to wash, at Sc
per yard.
20 pieces (1200 yards) Emblem suitings In ex.
quisite plaid designs, full 36 inches wide, at &c
per yard.
case 900 yards) Chsllies, large variety Of
cloIings and Blacks, at the low price Of &c per yd
70 pieces Chantilly Muslin, In the latest designs,
at 6lhc per yard.
All.wocl Bedford Cords in Tan shadirgs that
was Toe, we now offer st 621Ac, to close ont.
We are showing popular shades in FailIe and
China Silks also Blacks.
We have the new Patented Combination Dress
Facinss, rubber, linen canvas and veveteen bind.
ing, three (3l in one piece" in all colora also
Elsstic Skirt Protectors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
DENTISTRY.
COZ. 7TH ARD D SITS. N. W.

Washington, D. O..
SCIENTIFIC DENTIsTY AT MODE GATE
PRICES
The following letter from well-known official
OF the Pension Office speaks for itself:
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1892.
u s. Dental Association, City:
Gentlemen-Pleaee accept my thanks for the
handsome and perfect piece of work you have
done for me- Withou. depreciating tbs skill and
workmanship Of other gentlemen who have treat
ed me, must say that have not before been go
we'll sati fed. Very respectfully.
We. DULIN, 718 4th st. n ".
Call and get en- estimate il you need ANY.
THING ia the line cf Modern Dentistry, 1t will
cost nothing and may save you much. You will
find US AHEAD of the times always.
Extracting .....p 70
" With Gas or ZoBine.............. 30
40
Filling with Silver.."...... 10
81 Platina.................... 1.OO
Gold. d.................accordin tn s,za.
VERY BEST TEETH full set. ........,.....". 8 90
Crowns. Bridges. Gold Plates ar d all other work
at orrespondipg prices. sp26
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
5,lexarlbriia 6a3stls
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY
At the Gazetts BRild'g $40 & S12 Prince st

DAILY one year w
Six mcnths-.--- w
One month 80
fr.Woekly yeas.......... 90
Slx monbhb..... w
Three mont w
Contract advertisers will not bo allowed exceed their
space unless the b paid for at transient rates
and under circumstances will they be allowed to
advertise other than their legitimate business In the
space contracted for
ali transient advertisements must be paid for In i'd
vance.
Marriage and death notices must bs paid for In sd-
Resolutions In nesezs of thanks tributes OF respect
resolutions adopte8 by societies persons, unless OF
public conoern VIII only bo printed in this paper as
advertisements
The GAzErrs ofice is connected with the Telephone
Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper,
news, any rtorcaation business can be cent by
telephone.
Entered at the Pos.pfrcs, AexAndria Virginia, AZ
second-class matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
aoR oYEE E1FTY KEARS.

Az OLD AkD WzLL.TRIED REMEDY.-Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over
Fifty Year. by MssHoas OF Mothers for their Chil
dren Walls TeetAses, with Perfect Success It SeotAcs
the CAild Seftees the Gan, AIays all Pais; Cures
Wsnd Col;c and is the best remedy for Dsdrrace.
Sold by Druggists in every part Of the world. It
value is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs..
WiasLo1s Soothsss svss;n, and take n" othar kind.
Twenty-Five cents bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02

UCKLEN' ARNICA SALVE.
The BEST sALvE in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chiblsins, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles Or no pay
required 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction. or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
HOY. For sale by G, G.. Lennon, 606 Ring ut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02

DAKERs FAMOUS HEADACHE sPEuIFIo
D 25c per box. For sale by
ap21 E.S, LEADREATER & SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02

IF YOU PREFER HAVING youR
SHIFTS MADE TO MEAsUkE, there
isn't doubt IS 10 our Ing able to pleaso
you In material, ft and finish.
lAen's dept. lat floor, frat annax.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
DRY GOODS.
Woodward & Lothrop,
WASHINGTON, DC.

ONE. TWO. or THREE Initials an.
gravtd on ONE HUNDRED SHEETS OF
PAPEB, in Bed, Blue, Gray, Yellow, or
Black, with One Hundred Envelopes.
$tOO.
First floor, 11th-st. annex.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
VHE MADRAS AND cHEyfoT SELECTS

Commonly called "Ntglipee" All the
new col.rings In Checks. Plaid,, Stripes.
so'id Piuks and Blues, and the .Flax
Thread"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-24

NYc&oSIR eodzlennle Wy59tkiem nie4.E3
swiat uroczystych.
S~r~~~~~~rl~~~
pRzEDPEATA OLA sTAN0W ZJEDs
wynosi rocznie $500;
>, miesiecz. S0.25:
Pojedynozy Nuner Ic.
OLA EUROPY INNYCH PANSTw
rocznie $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-24
WlADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.

= Zaproszeni przez wydaw'
CO ,,Gazety Katolickiej" p. W.
Smulskiego, reprezentanci pra-
sy polskiei W Chicago, wczoraj
wieczorem zgromadzili sic, a.
zeby wsp6lnie sic naradzic, W
jaki spos6b przys}anemu z Ca
licyi panu Habdank Dunikow-
skiemu naleza}oby dopom6dz
W pozyskaniu informacyj mu
potrzebnych i W wykonaniu
zadania, kt6rego sic podja}.
Uchwalono miedzy innemi zfo.
zyt mu wsp6lna wizyte repre-.
zentant6w prasy i ofarowac
mu sic z us}uga, jakiejby "a
zada}. w naradzle Wzlell u
dzia} pp.; W.ssSmulski, S. Mic
XII, H. Nagiel, T. Wild, L.
Szopi6ski i S. Szwajkart.
= Stanowczo juz uchwalo-
na jest rzecza, re W miescie ma
bye wybudowanych siedm pie
COW do palenia smieci i cd.
padk6w. Jeszcze pred zima
piece tie maja bye wybudowa-
ne. MIN ostatecznie komisya
W tym celu wyzDaczona kaze
piece budowat, wypr6bowane
beda rozmaite systemy, i obra-
nym ten, kt6ry zostanie uzna-
ny "a najpraktyczniejszy.
- w Town of Lake ma 40
ulicy W rzece utona} Henry Eh-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-24
Sroda, dnia "a Sierpnia 1892 r.

Boleo. Strumie6 woody p6}to-
"a stopy g}eboki re skalistego
wzg6rza wpad3 ma dol, pory-
wajac re soha urzad c}owy i
szmelcownie, wla} sic do ko-
palni znaczna zrzadzil szkode
W nasypie kolejowym. zdaje
sic, re kilka os6b stracilo. zy-
Gle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-24
z Polityki biezacej.
Uznanie dla POlak0w.
Projekt ,Dziennika ChicagOskie-
gO'' pOparty.

SO pOPNA W
W dzisiejszym numerze ME-
mieckiej niezaleznej illinois
Stats Zeitung" czytamy pod
n a pis e m: ,,Polacy sic ska
za.":
,,Pewien czytelnik ,,staats-
zeitung', niemiecki PolakGest
to wyrazenie owej gazety, pre-
praszamy "a nie) pan J'H'Ko~
mi1ski, 6O7 Noble str, pisze
do mas:
,,Polacy So oburzeni, re Ia
den z ich kandydat6w przez
demokrat6w ME zosta} posta.
wiony ma urzad komisarza po-
wiatowego i wczoraj ukaza} sic
W ,,Dzienniku Chicagoskim"
artyku}, kt6ry pomiedzy Pola-
kami wywo1a} senzacya i by1-
by W stanie przyniest znaczna
szkode wyborom jesiennym.
Projekt ma tenn polega, azeby
wszystkie polskie g}osy W ca
lynn powiecie Ga zatem ma kaz-
dy spos6b 8 do 10000 gios6w)
oddaG No demokratyczny ty-
kiet krajowyi Stanowy, ale co
do kandydat6w ma komisarzy
powiatowych, rozdzieli6 je W
ten spos6b, aaeby je otrzyma
10 6 lub Z demokratycznych i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-24
POfOienie W Tennessee.

z Coal Greek donosza, re
spok6j tam panuje. Ob6z woj-
ska prawie pusty; oddzia}y
wojskowe rozes}ano ma wszy.
stkie strony. S}ychac, re guber-
nator Stanu Kentucky dozwoli}
wojskom scigac uchodzacych
W jego granicach i przyrzek1,
re i'm pomoze.
Napas6 IA parOstatek.
W Pittsburgh ma gruncie
nalezacym do holei Baltimore
& Ohio czterech strajkerow
obrzuca1o kamieniami parosta.
tex Tide, wiozacy 90 robotni.
k6w do uni ME nalezacych do
Homestead. Z trudnoscia tylko
jadacy parostatkiem unikneli
pokalecze6 niebezpiecznych.
Kapitan policyi Denniston we
zwa1 kilku robotnik6w kolejo
wych, ably mu pomogli przy
aresztowaniu napastnik6w; ale
wysmiano 60 i wyszydzono.
Nakoniec przeciez aresztowano
jednego re strajker6w, nazwi'
skiem Michael Sheehan.
Mile dla szyryfa.
Z Johnson City, Tenn, do
nosza: ,,Dzie6 egzekucyi Tol-
tona Halla, os}awionego NOR
dercy q Virginii, kt6ry 80 os6b
mia@ zamordowac (?!), nazna-
czony jest ma przysz}y piatek
W ratuszu we Wise, Va. Szeryf
kaza} juz wszystko przygoto
wac do stracenia zbrodniarza.
Teraz jednakowoz gromadza
sic przyjaciele skazanego W
g6rach, uzbrojeni we wlncze-
ster6wki i przysiegajq, ze Hall
wisiec ME bedzie i ze go uwol,
MIA, chociazby sami mieli wy
ginac co do jednego."
z Kanady.
Kardynaf Taschereau obcho-
dzi4 wczoraj so letni jubileusz
kap}aGstwa W Quebec W Ka-
nadzie.
Przybycie parOwcOw.
Fastnett: Sygn.: Wisconsin Z
N. Y. do Liverp.
BremerhaVea:' Kaiser vii.
helm II Z n. Y.
Southampton; Spree Z n. Y.
Sci1zy: Sygn.: Suevia n.
Y. do Hamb..
Broe0 Head: Sygn.: City of
New York Z N. Y. do Liverp.
Hamburg: Virginia NY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-24
Telegramv KrajOHe.

20 Sejmie ZjednOczenia P. r. X.
W Manistee, = Reich prezyduje,
Czerwinski sekretarzem. Z
Okolic strajkow W Stanach New
York, Tennessee Pennsylvania,
ME wiele nowego. = Rad Stanow
Zjednoczonych przygOtOwuje sic
do odparcia cholery grOzacej
przybyciem EurOpy.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-24
No. 1913
felegTamy ZagraniGzns.

Cholera aazyatycka W Hamburger.
ROwniei z Havre'u dOnOsza o
wybuehu chOlery tamze.-Upafy
zaszk0dzify winnieOm W prOWin-
cyl nadrenskiej, burakom Gu
krOwym W Austryi. = w pOfu-
dniOwej Irlandyi niepOgody Ia
szkOdzify zniwOm; kartOfie znow
gnija. Cholera i nova dziwna
zaraza W Persyi. = Da FOnSeka,
byfy prezydent Brazylii, umarf.
w Argentynie Rad pOgOdzif
sic kOngresem).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-24
Te5egramy 2 dnia % sierpnia
1892.
Ze Sejmu ZjednOczenia.


Telegram zwiazku prasy).
Ma Sejm zjednoczenia Pol
skiego Rzymsko-K atolickiego
zebralo sic 116 delegat6w. Pan
Piotr Kiolbassa, skarbnik mia
sta Chicago, otworzy} posie-
dzenie. Przewodniczacym obra-
no obyw. Rejcha Z Manistee,
kt6ry ma sekretarza powofa}
obyw. B. Czerwi1skiego Mil
waukee, Wis. KS. Biskup
Richter iutro (we srode) pre-,
m6wi do Sejmu.
Telegram w}asny oDziennika
Chicagoskiego'').
Mani>tee, Nich., % sierp.
o godz. > popoiudniu Sejm
Zjednoczenia Pol. r. X. p. o.
B. S. J. otworzy} prezydent
obyw. Piotr Kio}bassa. Wiel.
ks. E. Koz}owski po odm6wie-
niu modlitwy mia} move pc.
witalna do zgromadzonych, ma
kt6ra znowu odpowiedzia4
prezydent. Nastepnie odczyta-
no teIegramy zyczeniami.
Pierwsza czynnoscia Sejmu
by}o wyznaczenie komitetu do
sprawdzania mandat6w. Weszli
do niego obywatele: Straszyh-
ski z Milwaukee, Jarka 2 Ma
nistee, Dardas Bay City,
Banasiewicz Z Grand Rapids,
Kronka z Detroit. Okaza1o sic,
IL obecnych jest SO delegat6w
reprezentujacych 107 iowa
rzystw i rozporzadzajacych 159
g}osami.
Nastepnie obrano sta}ym
przewodniczacym Sejmu obyw.
J6zefa Reicha Mauistee,
sekretarzem obyw. B. Czerwi6.
skiego z Milwaukee, a marsza3-
klein obyw. O. Ratke Mani
stee.
Do komitetu do rewizyi
ksiazek weszli obywatele: J.
Czerwi6ski z Milwaukee, J.
Dardas Bay City, P. Bana.
siewicz z Grand Rapids, Kul-
wicki z Detroit, Wojciech To-
mask z Chicago.
Pc za}atwieniu tych spraw
odroczono posiedAenie do ma
stepnego dnia o godz. 10 pred
po}udniem.
Jutro Eve srode) Najprzew.
Biskup Richter Grand Rapids
odprawi uroczyste Naboze1-
stwo i ma Sejmie przem6wi do
delegat6w.
Dzisiaj wieczorem ma sic
odbyc wielkie zgromadzenie
MASS Meeting i przedstawie.
ME amatorskie.
Przeciw chOlerze.
Rad W Westinghouse Ia
rzadza rozmaite srodki ochron-
ne przeciw cholerze, jakkol-
wick ME zachodzi wielka oba-
wa, azeby zaraze przywleczono
do Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Do
wszystkich .urzednik6w c}o-
wych wyslano cyrkularz, azeby
dezinfekcyonowali wszystkie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-24

3 lub 4 republika6skich kan
dydat6w uznanych "a najle'
pszych. Polska liga demokra'
tyczna, zwiazek wszystkich
polskich demokratycznych klu'
bow W ca}ym Stanie, ma zajac
sic ia sprawa, najlepszych kan
dydat6w wys1ukat j potem
plan ca}y wykona6. w ten
spos6b chca Polacy okazac de-
mokratom, re ich g}osy stano
via o zwyciestwie."
Do tego cd siebie dodaje
,,Staats Ztg.":
,,Naleza}o przewidziec, re
Polacy, kt6rzJ najzupefniej
s}usznie zadaja swojej repre-
zentacyi ma tykiecie demokra,
tycznej partly, do kt6rej male
"a z ma}ymi wyjatkami, ME
daruja obrazy wyrzadzonej i'm
przez konwencya demokraty.
czna. Egzekutywa ME powin-
Ma lekcewazyc tego wyrazu o.
burzenia: Polacy rozporzadza'
ia dziesieciu tysiacami g}os6w
i maja pe}ne prawo do repre-
zentacyi." "
Jezeli Niemcy nam s}usznost
przyznaja, to s{usznost many
najniezawodnieJ. Powinnismy
przeto tenn energiczniej teraz
wystapic i ME spoczac, dop6kl
krzywda nam zrzadzona ME
zostanie naprawiona.
Republikanie teraz przygo-
towuja sic do konwencyi pill
ME staraja sic wybrat jak maj
lepszych kandydat6w ma roz'
matte urzedy. S}yszelisry ma
pewno, re zamierzaja staraG sic
O to, azeby Polacy mieli swe.
go reprezentanta pomledzy
kandydatami na urzad komi-
sarza powiatowego. w obec
postqpienia konwencyi demo
kratycznej, ME tylko mic pre-
civ temu ME many, ale nawet
republikan6w Polak6w, cho-
ciaz ich jest ME wielu, zache,
camy, azeby kogos pomiedzy
siebie kandydatem obrali, a
ME watpimy, IL tenze otrzyma
nominacya, gdyby demokra.
ci swego b}edu ME naprawili,
takze i obranym bedzie niewa
tpliwie W czasie jesiennych wy.
borrow, gdya zwyciestwo mu
zapewnia sami Polacy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-24
(Te5egramy ZaOiqakaS prasy
z 23go sierpnia 1922.
Nienlcy.

Nlemcy.
Wedle hamburskiego czaso-
pisma Correspondent" W
Hamburgu zaszlo wczoraj 12O
wypadk6w cholerv. Kilka by
10 smiertelnych. w Berlinie
urzad pa6stwowy zdrowia po,
lecn doktorowi Koch dokto-
rowi Rahts, porozumiec sic Z
w}adzami hamburskiemi celem
znalezienia srodka ku zapobie-
zeniu szerzeniu sic zarazy.
Ameryka6ski konsulat W
Hamburgu doni6s} do depar-
tamentu paGstwa we Washin-
gtonie o wybuchu cholery W
Hamburgu.
Gazety rozmaicie podaja Ii
czby os6b, kt6re zachorowaly
ma cholere. Hamburger Mach
richten" donosza, re 800 os6b
zachorowa1o, 12O umar}o IA
cholere. Skoro tylko donosza
o jakim wypadku, wozem na
to przeznaczonym Przewoza
pacyenta do osobnego oddzia}u
W szpitalach. Pc ulicach, przez
kt6re w6z taxi przejezdza, lu-
die zamykaja drzwi i okna,
dop6ki wedle ich mniemania
niebezpiecze6stwo ME mine}o.
Zmar}ych przewozi sic do
cmentarzy osobnych, a domy,
w kt6rych chorowali, troskli-
dezinfekcyonuja. W ca}em
miescie porozlepiane SO plaka-
ty Z przepisami, jak mieszka6-
cy maja sic zachowywaG W O.
bee zarazy. w Altonie zasz}o
kilka wypadk6w smierci.
Wczoraj wieczorem burza prze.
sz3a ponad miastem i wskutek
tego upal troche sic zmniej-
szyl.
Berli6ski correspondent do
londy1skiego Times donosi;
Dr. Orterer. cz1onek partyi
centrum, oswiadczy} W pewnej
movie W Bawaryi, re teraz,
kiedy juz ME ma mowy o skr6-
ceniu czasu s}uzby wojskowej,
partya TIA popierac bedzie tyl-
ko najkonieczniejsze pozycye
budzetu wojskowego. Take
oswiadczy sic przeciw zbytnim
ustepstwom W traktatach han
dlowych Rosya.
We Wroc}awiu kilku robo-
tnik6w kolejowych urzedni
k6w umarIo W skutek razenia
udarem s1onecznym. Straszli
we upa}y W ostatnich czasach
W prowincyi nadre6skiej wysu,
szy}y zupe1nie winogrona.
w Berlinie ME wystarczaja
ambulance cd chwili wybuchu
cholery. 70 woz6w wczoraj
byio potrzebnych do przewo-
zenia chorych. 30 os6b ma cho-
lere umar}o; z tych niekt6re W
przeciagu godziny, inne W
przeciagu 6 godzin po zachoro-
waniu.
ustrO-Wegry.
w czasie manewroW ubie-
glej srody ko1o zagrzebia pra,
vie trzecia czesc zo}nierzy Ia
chorowa1a W skutek upal6w.
Take ofcerowie chorowali.
Porucznik Vollman upad1 ma
gosci6cu i umari.