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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-03
WANTED, FOR SALE. ETC.
Daily Papers at Bucks.

Daily Papers at BUCK 5
A good whip for 25c. at J. @. Mann's.
New box papeterie, latest styles at JOS
lyns.'
Nice large Providence River Oysters,
35c. at the Red Lion Inn market.
WANTED "A good live young man TO
work on my farm. Good pay to right par
ty. u. H. MORSE
WANTED IAiMEDIATELY.-A girl 70
clerk in my Drug Store. To the right girl
good pay, easy place and steady employ
ment will be given. Personal interview
required. X. q. MORTON. cow tib
The Williams Evaporation is acknowledg
ed TO be the simplest and the best. g. j.
Ford is agent for it. Every farmer should
have the Sugar Thermometer to make
nice syrup. He sells it. See him before
you buy an evaporator.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-03
Rochester.

The select school begins next Monday
The closing exercises OF the winter tern
OF school held Thursday evening in G.. A
r. hall were well attended and much en-.
| joyed. The money received amounted tC
| S29.S9. After paying expenses so remains
to be used for books for the school. Friday
evening the school took a ride to Pitts.
| field and presented the same plays. The
receipts were $3.50, being nearly sufficient
to pay expenses, including good supper
at the Vose House for 10 couples.
| The following had perfect attendance
during the term: Fannie II. Harvey, Lena
NJ. Wyman, Clesson A. Cook, Clara Kins-
man, Amos Phelps, Claude Martin.
Mrs. f. l.. Pierce and sons are in South
Royalton this week.
E. B. Leet of Bristol was in town Mon
day.
Mrs w. s. Alden is here.
Chas. Z. Townsend was called here last
week on account of the sickness OF his
wife and her father, General Cushman.
They have grip but are reported improv-
ing.
Mrs. McCollum is better.
B. l.. Haskins returned to his home in
Rutherford, ID, Tuesday.
Annie Messer is very sick with grip.
Tuesday, and from there they go to Man
chester, N. H., and thence TO their home
in st. Paul, Mimi.
Lucia Vandike, who has been sick in
Tunbridge, has so far recovered as to be
able to return home with her sister Susie.
E. L. Pierce went to West Randolph last
week, then to South Royalton and spent a
day with his father, Hon. Chester Pierce.
E. III. Edgerton was in West Randolph
on business one day last week.
Minnie Hart has been with her sister,
Mrs. f. w. Jewett, several days.
Chauncey Stanleywas in West Randolph
last week.
Mrs. d. A. Haskins,a respected resident.
died Feb. "a, aged 70 years, after a short
sickness with grip. OF the six children
who survive, all were present at the burial
but Mrs. Walcott. The funeral was from
her late home Friday. Rev. Geo. S. Guern-
sey, assisted by Rev. j. p. Marvin, offici-
ating.
Alba Childs of Hillsboro Bridge, n. H.,
has been here this week.
w. H. Campbell was in South Royalton
and West Randolph last week.
Alex Felix and wife of Bristol were in
town last week.
John r. Upper was in Bethel and w.
Randolph day lately.
John Gleason and wife of Warren visit
ed friends in town last week
Matte Kezer Of Plainfield is with Jas. |
Fletcher and wife for few days.
Mrs.Angie Goodno has returned to Rut- |
and.
Rev. ]. P. Marvin was in West Randolph |
and South Royaiton last week.
X. H.Goodno was in Rutland few DAYS |
atelv.
Mrs. Emeline Fuller OF Woodstock is
With her daughter, Mrs. II. G. Eaton, for /
! few days.
The winter term of school in Dist. No. 3 /
,losed Feb. 10. Names of pupils neither
absent or tardy during the term were:
Ella Whitlock, Luna Swinyer, Wallace
md Walter Wing.
CARRIE JAcKMAN, Teacher.
Town meeting passed off quietly The
officers were elected: Modera-
or, A Messer; town clerk, Z H Edger-
on; treasurer, G L Chaffee; selectmen, ]
+ Upper, G w Angel. A j Marsh; lis
ers, Calvin Morse, II II Chaffee, L H Ed
.erton; Supt. of Schools, Rev.J. P. Mar
in; overseer, o G Martin; constable, r
Guernsey, P c Tinkham. Tax, 10Oc.
Highway, zoe. in work.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-03
Normal School.

The A class has chosen its essavi.4.
as follows: Misses Bullard. LinfeId D..
terrified, Leonard and Stone, Messrs. TIA.
Tarbell, Goss, Boyden and Meserve.
An interesting discussion was beld i,
club, Thursday. Question, Resolved thai
Great Britain has agreater and better gov.
eminent than the United States. II wss h
cided by both the house and the board y,
decision in favor of the negative, althouss
the affirmative brought up many goo5
points.
The scholars are all excused 10 attend
the lecture at the Cong'l church, Mondsg
evening, given by Mr.. Flagg.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-03
West RraIntree.

There was social dance at the hall Sat.
eve.
Mrs. Eugene Abbott still continues to be
very low and her sister, Mrs. Litch, is car
ing for her.
Hiram Russell has commenced Work Tor
GEO. Tarbell and moved his family there
last week.
VIM. Gushea died last week Wednesday
and was buried at Roxbury Saturday.
Mrs. Halliday OF Lawrence, Mass, Mrs.
Mary Hutchins of Pittsfield, VT, +. b.
Wills OF Denver, Col, and Nj. A. Maniey
of Boston, Mass, were guests at Geo. Tar
BELLS last week.
Miss Minnie Bachelor returned home
Saturday after a short visit to friends in
Randolph.
Carroll Flint was at home from Dart
mouth College over Sunday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-03

Miss Alice Powers returned Friday from
visit to Boston.
Misses liza and Flora Woodward are
visiting in Roxbury.
Mrs. Roll Hubbard, who has been an in
valid and a great sufferer for many years,
died Thursday. Funeral services were held
from the house Saturday.
Sylvander Partridge, formerly Of this
town but recently of Somerville, Mass,
died at that place and was brought to town
for burial Saturday.
Lester c. Flagg and wife OF Brockton,
Mass, are visiting his father, Geo. W.
Flagg.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-03

Is the wife Of Mr.. w. S. Huntley of
Cortland, N. ", a we'll known car
penter and builder. Her frank state
ment below gives only the absolute
truth concerning her illness and mar
veious recovery by the aid of Hoods
Sarsaparilla. She says:
Q. l. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass:
Dear Sir: Twelve years ago began to
have hemorrhages and four years ago became
SO low that the physicians told me
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-03
a Waste OF MoneY

but finding it would comfort her, began tax
ing it. In a few days the bloating began to
snbside. seemed to feel a little stronger, but
tnought II only fancy. / was so weak could
only take ten drops of Sarsaparilla at first
IN TWO weeks was able to sit up a few min
utes every day. In month 4 could walk
ncross the room. One dav / asked what
they were 10 have for diner. and said |
wanted something hearty. aiy mother was
so happy she cried. 1t was the
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-03
There Was No Hope

ana should soon die. could not be moved
from my bed. Under my face were napkins
continually Redeemed with blood from my
mouth. could ent nothing and had no
acuon OF the bowels for a week The doctors
s ,i tne cause was ulcers in the stomach. At
.lls tlme my mother said she wanted 20 make
one more trial. and asked If / would take
HoOdS SarsapaTilla. l told her IL would be
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-03

This is one of those travelling artists
that appeared in the village last year and
stock in" several OF our first citizens to
the tune of $40 to $40 with cheap daubs
that they represented to be first-class
paintings, but Written & Temple never
"take in" their customers but give them
full value for every dollar sthey pay for
goods. Ask any of their patrons and you
win find this is true. They sell
Hardware, Tinware,
Stoves, either cook, coal,
wood, parlor or open
CRATE; Iron, Steel, Nails,
Paints, Varnishes, Oils,
Guns, Revolvers, Ammu
milton, Farming Tools,
Bolts Carpenters Tools,
Builders Hardware, etc.
That they also sell at
the lowest prices known
to the trade. A big
stock of all kinds of
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-22
Military Headquarters.

Nor THE least of the attrac-
~ IN tons that San Antonio
presents to the stranger is the
military post On Government
Hill, from the tower of which
a magnificent view of the city
and the surrounding country
is obtained. The crest of the
hill between department and
post headquarters lies about
one hundred feet above the
level of the plazas and COM
mands the view in all direC-
tons. From this ridge the
grounds slope away to the
east and the west. At the
foot Of the eastern slope and
at both eastern angles of the
quadrangle occupied by the
post quarters are the solid
barracks of the soldiers, while
the officers residences are
stretched along the other sides
of the square. On the western
slope are the residences of the
commandment of this military
district and those of his staff.
with the hospital. This is the
largest and most substantial
military headquarters in the
country, and it is a valuable
acquisition to the social life as
well as to the trade of the city.
This department disburses a
million and a half annually, no
small part of which goes into
the Golfers of San Antonio
merchants. The fine military
bands of the garrison dis
course delightful music, not
only at headquarters, but by
the courtesy OF the commander
of the department they give
band concerts in the public
parks of the city at stated
times during the summer The
regimental drills and dress
paradeS are ever an attractive
feature of the summer even
ings on which they occur, as
are also the inspections and
reviews. No city celebration
is complete without the mill
tary, and their presence on
the national holiday, July 4th,
on decoration day, and on
other fete days always adds
greatly to the pomp and pa
geantry of the street parades.
Between the military and the
citizens there is the most cor
dial good feeling, and San
Antonio is ever ready to
acknowledge the immense ad-
dition to her attractions that
the military headquarters af-
fOrdS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-22
The Athens of Texas.

NAN ANTONIO has no state
~ ~ supported institutions of
learning, but she is none the
less the leading city of the
state in all that pertains to
true education. The charac-
ter of her public schools is
accepted as placing her in the
very forefront of the most adj
vanced communities in the
state in all that pertains to
education at the hands of the
city and the state. Her prl-
vate schools, colleges, semi
naries, academies, CONNER
Cial, musical, artistic and other
special institutions of culture
place her far in advance OF
any rival, while the prepara-
tons that are being made for
the erect on and endowment
of additional colleges and
universities assure a future OF
educational advantage that
cannot be paralleled in the
state. While entirely too cos
mopolitan ever to become a
university town, dominated
and overshadowed by the ed
vocational institutions that she
supports, San Antonio is the
real Athens of Texas. The
spirit of enquiry is abroad
among the people. Dogmas
and old time superstltlons are
not allowed to pass unChal-
lenged. The more modern
and liberal views of society
and human relation are hos
pitably entertained side by
side with the most distinCtively
orthodox and established &C
ceptances. No one is ostra-
cised for opinions sake. Lit
crary research is growing, and
there are several clubs and
literary classes in which invcs-
tigation IS pushed to the cN-
tent of the facilities enjoyed.
Scientific investigation is con-
Quoted in such scientific and
regular method as to put to
shame some of the old and
pretentrous societies of the
older and more populous
cities. Those who mediate
spending few leisure months
in the city, and who have a
taste for literary or scientific
research will not find them
selves without congenial COM
partnership in their leisure
hours. This is but another
evidence of the manysided-
ness of this aIl-sided city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-22

For Choice Meats for the Holidays
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-13
q Kongresu.

W dSha71gt0n, II stycznla.
w Senacie przed}ozono dis
akta tyczace sic r6znych tran
zakcyj gruntowych z Indya-
nami. = R6wniez przed}ozono
rome petycye, W kt6rych za]e-
ca sic wYznaczenie funduszu
dodatkowego 5 milion6w do
lar6w ma cele wystawy po-
wszechnej pod warunkiem, a
zeby wystawa W Niedziele
by}a zamknieta. Obie sprawy
oddano odnosnym komitetom.
w Izbie posi6w poza}atwiano
tylko sprawy mniejszej wagi.
Ma dzisiejszem posiedzeniu
gabinetowem g}6wnie rozpra-
wiano 0 zatargu Chill. Dal-
sze debaty mad ia sprawa po-
stanowiono przed}ozyt kongre-
sowi. z poczatkiem przysz}ego
tygodnia kongresowi ma bye
przed}ozona Gala odnosna ko-
respondencya.
Take o sprawie po}owu W
morzu Behrynga rczprawiano
ma posiedzeniu gabinetowem.
S}ychac, re ta sprawa bierze
dobry obr6t re minister Blai-
ne otrzyma} wiadomosc, IL lord
Salisbury zgadza sic ma pro-
jekt obrania trzech sedzi6w
polubownych z KRAKOW intere-
sowanych. Skoro tylko nastapl
porozumienie co do obrania
tych trzech sedzi6w neutral
nych, to juz ME bedzie dal.
szych trudnosci, gdyz juz po-
rozumiano sic co do tego, re
tax Stany Zjednoczone jak
Wielka Brytania zamianuja ze
swej strony po dw6ch sedziow.
Jednym re sedzi6w przez An
glia mianowanych ma bye Ka-
nadyjczyk. stany zjednoczone
zas zamianuja re swej strony
jednego republikanina, a je-
dnego demokrate. Podobno
by}y pose} ameryka6ski W An
gill, Edward J. Phelps, ma
bye jednym re sedzi6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-13
Wielka Brytania.
LOndy1a, y stycznia.

Louis Clovis Bonaparte, syn
zmar}ego niedawno Ludwika
Lucien Bonaparte stawa} dis
pred sedzia policyjnym pod
zarzutem, re wsp6lnie Z nieja-
kim Williamem Thompson u
si}owa} oszukaG Rozalia Bona
parte o naszyjnik i inne kosz-
townosci wartosci 100000.
Oskarzonego tymczasowo zam-
knieto.
Grypa ME tylko ME ustaje,
ale zdaje sic rozszerzaG tax tu
jak i we Francyi. Codziennie
donosza o setkach noWych wy
padk6w, i wcale ona ME ogra-
nicza sic do klas ubozszych,
ale siega do sfer najwyzszych.
w Belgii r6wniez bardzo cry
pa grasuje szczeg6lna jest
rAecza, re tam wlasnie mnos-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-13
Sroda, dnia 13 Stycznia 1892 r.

wolnosc. Dodaje take, ze
czterech zbieg6w jeszcze znaj-
duje sic W poselstwie amery-
ka1skiem w schronieniu. Anne
ryka6ski pose} Egan mia} czte-
rech zbieg6w wprowadzic ma
pok}ad parowca yorktown"
Senor Conha, dawny minister,
o kt6rym sadzono dawno, re
ME zyje, jest, jak sic teraz O.
kazuje, przy zyciu zosta} o.
skarzony 0 zdrade stanu.
Arabia.
Aden, 12 stycznia.
Niedawno zapewniano, re
tureckie wojska st}umi}y po-
wstanie Arab6w W Yemen j
re pok6j panuje w kraju. We.
die najnowszych wiadomosci
jednak powstanie wybuch}o
ma nowo i Ahmed Alden, po-
tomek dawnych w}adc6w Ye-
menu stana} ma czele powstah-
COW. Powsta6cy maszeruja ku
Sanaa, stolicy Yemenu; a ture-
ckie wojska wyruszy}y naprze-
civ Mich. Druty telegrafczne
pomiedzy Sanaa a Hodeidah
poprzecinane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-13
Eksplozya W kopalni.
Ma5aUaukee, II stycznia.

Mi7Daukee, II stycznia.
q Ironwood, Mich, donosza,
re eksplozya W kopalni kapi-
tana Pabsta zburzy}a dom ma
szynowy i bi6ro i zrzadzi}a
inne znaczne szkody. John
Hughes zosta} ma miejscu "a
bity, dwoch innych robotni-
k6w ciezko zosta}o pokaleczo-
nych. Dyrektor ruchu Buddle
zosta} w gruzach pogrzebany,
ale dobyto go zywego i ME
niebezpiecznie pot}uczoDego. :
Przez eksplozya takze lima 20
sta}a przerwana i John Carney
wpad} do szybu.
Strajk ma koIejach konnych.
Indianapolis, - stycznia.
Strajk s}uzby kolei konnej
zaczyna przybieraG grozne roz-
miary. DIS rano robotnicy ze-
brali sic u miejsca, skad wozy
wyjst mia}y i pr6bowali prze
szkodzit ich prowadzeniu. =
Szesciu strajker6w aresztowa-
no, ale potrzeba by}o ca}ej
forsy policyi, azeby strzedz
aresztowanych; r6wnoczesnie
nadszed} oddzia} strajker6w,
wyprzag} mu1y i poustawia}
wozy W poprzek SYN.
Ma rogu ulic Washington i
Illinois mn6stwo ludzi zebra}o
sic, azeby uie dopuscic do tego,
by wozy jecha}y. Policya tele,
fonowa}a po sukurs i nadszed}
tez znaczny oddzia}, ale kom-
pania uzna}a "a lepsze, by
wozy ME jecha}y. = Tysiace
os6b zape}nia ulice i publ
cznose widocznie sympatyzuje
re strajkerami. Wspieraja ich
wszystkie unie robotnicze pie
nieznie i czynnie, i ma teraz
wszelkie pr6by, by pociagi ko
lei uliczpych kursowa}y, z pc
wnoscia zako6czy}yby sic
krwawemi zajsciami.
Chilijscy rOzbojnicy.
Washington, - stycznia.
Cd komendanta parowca
yorktown, jedynego amery-
ka6skiego okretu wojennego,
jaki znajduje sic W wodach
chiliiskich, nadszed} nastepu.
jacy telegram, kt6ry dis po-
po1udniu og}oszono publicznie:
), Valparaiso, 9 stycznia.
DO ministra wojny! Ma
}6dz mole, kt6ra ma mnie cze-
ka}a naprzeciw miejsca wyla-
dowania, wczoraj rzucano ka-
mieniami; mkt jednak ME 20
stall trafony. Uda}em sic ma.
tychmiast do najwyzszego u
rzednika marynarki prosba o
obrone policyjna, gdyz W ra,
zie przeciwnym sam bede sic
musia} bronic. Urzednik wy
razi1 swoje ubolewanie i uda}
sic do prezydenta policy. Ia
pewni} mnie dzisiaj, re winni
beda ukarani, a moi ludzie na
przysz}osc hezpieczni."
Szybki sad.
Jacksonville, F5o., IL stycznia.
z Micopany, Fla, donosza,
re wczoraj wieczorem oko1o
godz. 9tej, powsta1a b6jka mie-
dry Negrami a Bia}ymi, kt6-
rych zebra}o sic kilkaset ma
pewnym placu publicznym, a
zeby przypatrzec sic jakiemus
linoskokowi. Pewien Negr
nazwiskiem Henry Hinson, W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-13

ny NA"HoA 81 huiA AeS IL
Przyprowadzono goi zamknie-
to, ale dis rauo o godzinie 2
zamaskowani wtargneli do vie
zienia, wyprowadzili Negra i
powiesili go ma drzewie. Tax
Bali jak i Negrzy uznali sad
"a s}uszny. Teraz juz spokoj-
ME W miescie.
Znaczny pOzar.
Montreal Canada, II styczn.
Kr6tko pred II godzina
wybuch} pozar W akademiis sw.
Alojzego Gonzagi, W wielkim
gmachu przy ulicy sherbrooke.
W akademii tel ucza Siostry
Zakonne j przesz}o 800 dzieci
znajdowa}o sic W zak}adzie.
Pozar bardzo szybko sic roz-
szerzy} i p}omienie ogarne}y
Gala dolna czesc budynku. Ma
stapi}o wielkie zamieszanie i
Siostry trudnoscia tylko pre-
szkodzi}y, by panika powsta}a.
Nakoniec uda}o sic stray O.
gniowej uratowac wszystkie
Siostry zakonne i wszystkie
dzieci.
Wypadek kOlejOwy.
CasAi5e, ". Y, - stycznia.
DIS rano o godz. 5 przy tu'
tejszym dworcu kolejowym ze-
tkne}y sic diva pociagi kolejo-
we. Jeden straznik nazwi
skiem Mccarthy z Buffalo i
jeden zwrotniczy, nazwiskiem
Woodruff, kt6ry po raz pierw-
sly s}uzbe swa pe}nl, zostali
ma miejscu zabici. Dziesiec
wagon6w zosta}o zdruzgota.
nych: z tych piec wioz}o oil.
we. w tych powsta1 pozar i
spali}y sic one zupe}nie, a W
Mich zw}oki owych dw6ch "a
bitych.
MrOzy.
st Paul, Mimaa., - stycznia.
Ze wszystkich stron p61noc-
nego zachodu nadchodza via
domosci, re obecnie panuje po-
ra najzimniejsza W sezonie. w
Parker, S. D., termometr dis
wskazywaf % stopni nizej ze-
IA { 30 R), W Aberdeen 35
go R), a W Mankton 80 nj
zej zera. z wyjatkiem tego sa-
mego tygodnia W styczniu 1888
roku, ME by}o W Dakocie po-
dobnego mrozu cd lat osmiu.
Mrozy obecnie SO tax dotkliwe
W ca}ej Dakocie, jak W czasie
blizardu przed czterema laty.
Ma szczescie ME brak opa}u.
Snieg grad W Texas.
Houston, Ter., Il stycznia.
z piecdziesieciu blisko miej-
scowosci W po}udniowem TIE.
xas nadchodza wiadomosci, ze
panuje tam najgorsze powie-
trze cd lat bardzo wielu. Lod,
snieg / gradowe ziarna pokry-
waja okolice, W kt6rych nigdy
tego ME widziano, W niekt6-
rych okclicach pomiedzy by
diem wielkie szkody zrzadzo-
ne.
Przybycie parowc0w.
LGVerp0OI: The Queen 2 n.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-13
TGlesTamy ZagEaHIGzls.
NOwe ofiary grypy.
Arcybiskup Genuy umiera ma
grype.
POaar W OpactWie Benedyktyn0W
we Fecamp, we Franeyi.
Kwirynaf rObi prOpOzyeye Waty-
kanOWi Gesli to praWda).
ROzruchy W ROSyi.
ROzruchy W ROsyi.
WieSci z MarOkkO i Arabii.
Niemey.
Berlin, y stycz.

Niemiecki komisarz wysta-
wy, tajny radzca Wermuth
zachorowa1 ciezko ma grype.
Ma pewnem zgromadzeniu
robotnik6w cygar, kt6re dzi-
siaj sic odby}o, uchwalono pro-
sic tych fabrykant6w, kt6rzy
przyjeli warunki podane przez
socyalist6w, azeby swoje fa-
brykaty opatrywali szczeg6lna
marka W tym celu, by u}atwiG
boycottowanie wszystkich in
nych fabrykant6w. Poniewaz
W Niemczech mieszka kilka
milion6w socyahst6w, przeto
Iuchwaia ia moze mice donios1e
skutAi.
rNorddeutscbe Algemeine''
wspewnym artykule twierdzi,
re s}ynna stadnina W Trakeh-
nen oddalonem tylko dwie
mile cd granicy rosyjskiej 20
stanie przenlesionq dalej W
g}ab ma wypadek wkroczenia
wojsk rosyjskich. Artyku} ten
wywo}a} wielka senzacya.
Franeya.
Pary5, u stycznia.
W opactwie Benedyktyn6w
we Fecamp wczoraj wieczo-
rem wybuch} pozar, kt6ry W
przeciagu kilku godzin poch3o,
nal wszystkie budynki. W o.
pactwie tenn wyrabiano mako
nifty likier, kt6ry szed} o lep-
sze re ,,Chartreuse", a re mie-
&kaGcy we Fecamp utrzymy-
wall sic gi6wnie Z piracy W fa-
bryks.ch opactwa, przeto wszy-
scy niezmiernie przez pozar u
cierpieli. Szkoda ma wynosit
do dw6ch milion6w frank6w.
-Dzis po po3udniu po raz dru-
81 wybuch4y piomienie z ma
gazyn6w, kt6re ocalono W cza-
sic pierwszego pozaru spali}o
sic 100000 faszek likieru i
zapas 100000 kwart alkoho-
lu. Go chwila W czasie pozaru
slycha6 by}o huk eksplozyi z
piwnic.
Dotychczasowy prezydent l.
zby pos}6w Floquet dzisiaj po-
nownie na ten urzqd zosta} O.
brany.
Strajk dorozkarzy zakoGczy]
sic zwycieztwem strajker6w.
Przystano na ich warunki / ju-
tro dorozki kursowac beda re-
gularnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-13
VIADoMOSCI MIEJSC0VH.
Protest rzecznika miejskiegO
Kerna.

pan Kern, wczoraj ma posie
dzeniu cwiererocznem urzedu
pensyjnego policyjnego odwa-
znie wystapi} przeciw posta-
pieniu burmistrza i szefa poll
cyl McClaughrey, kt6rzy zmu-
sill oko}o 40 urzedpik6w do
rezygnowania i pehsyonowa
MIA, pomimo re wieksza czeSc
mich zdatna jeszcze by1a do
s}uzby, i re przez to pensyono.
wanie zwiekszy} sic znacznie
wydatek. Pan Kern wiedzia},
re wiekszosc obecnych ma po-
siedzeniu ME zechce dac sic
przekonae, ale pomimo tego
wypowiedzia4 wszystko, co u
zna} "a s}uszne sprawiedliwe;
tenn bardziej uznac nalezy jego
odwage, re i mer i szef policy
pozoraie opierali sic ma literze
prawa, kt6rej on jako adwo-
kat bronic rowinien. Ale pan
Kern ME do litery sic stosuje,
tylko do tego, jaki eel i jake
w}asciwie znaczenie ma usta-
wa.
Do cz}onk6w owego urzedu
naleza kontroler May, skarb-
mix Kio}bassa, rzecznik Kern,
szef policyi McClanghrey Sc
kretarz Van Cleave. Ci byli
obecni ma posiedzeniu. May
sadzi}, re ustawa wymagajaca
pensyonowania urzednik6w po-
licyjnych liczacych 80 lat VIE
ku i 20 lat sluzby. jest obowia-
zujaca; Kern jednak, kt6ry
by1 cz}onkiem legislatury, kie.
dy ustawe uchwalano, wyt}6-
maczy} jej znaczenie. Dowie-
dziawszy sic TEN May, sa-
dzi}, IL naleza}oby burmistrzo-
wi da6 sposobnosc do ponow-
nego zastanowienia sic mad ta
sprawa. Kern postawi} byl
przed tenn wniosek, azeby
,pensyonowanych" urzedni-
k6w poddac lekarskim ogle-
dzinom, a jesliby sic okazalo,
ze SO zdolni do s}uzby, burmi.
strza Emusic do oddania imich
posad. McClaughry i Van
Cleave zadali, by zaraz g}oso-
wac mad wnioskiem. Pc stro-
ME Kerna sta} tylko skarbnik
Kioibassa; McClaughry Van
Cleave oczywiscie byli przeci-
wni, May wahai sic chwile,
ale potem g}osowa} przeciw
wnioskowi Rerna tax uczci-
wy i poczciwy ten wniosek
przepad}. Oczywiscie: fawo-
ryci burmistrza republican,
skich urzednik6w musieli pre-.
ciez ma nowych swych posa-
dach sic utrzymac.
Krajcary zamiast centow.
Kap. Porter tajnej policy
zwiazkowej aresztowa} wczo-
raj Williama Feller, kt6ry u
trzymuje restauracya pod nrem
695 N. Clark str. Ia to, re wy
dawa} krajcary austryackie
zamiast cent6w. Policya zwiaz-
kowa twierdzi, ze Feller pu-
Sch W obieg kilka tysiecy kraj-
carow, kt6rych kazdy wart
oko1o 5 razy mniej niz cent, a
Feller sam przyzna} sic, ae O.
ko}o 1000 tych monet wyda}.
Usprawiedliwia sic TEN, ze W
Austryi, gdzie byi rzeznikiem,
nagromadzily sic u niego kraj-
cary, kt6rych potem wydac ME
m6g}, i re wcale ME .mia} "a
miaru oszukiWac. Puszczono