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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-25
{ Te5egramy Za0iqzku prosy
z 24g0 sierpnia 1922.
NieIncy.

Cholera grasuje teraz we
wszystkich dzielnicach Ham
b,rga, a najgorzej W dzielnicy
mad portem. Wczoraj zacho-
rowa}o $40 os6b, a $50 umar-
10. Ulice, W kt5rych cholera
najbardziej grasuje, zosta{y
przez policya pozamykane. W
Altonie zasz}o so wypadk6w.
Termometr wskazywa} wczo-
raj 81 stopni W cieniu.
Przemyslowcy tutejsi oba.
wiajs sic uzywac telefon6w z
obawy pred zarazs, szkosy
zamykaja, w}adze naradzaja
sic mad tenn, czyli ME by4oby
stosowua rzecza port zamkna6.
W Berlinie termometr wska
zywaI 80 stopni. Mnostwo by
10 tez wypadk6w smierci z po-
razenia s}o6ca. We Wschod-
mich Prusach upa}y jeszcze
wieksze. W Toruniu by}o 50
stopni ciep}a i 5 os6b umar}o
w skutek udaru s}onecznego.
W Gda6sku so zo}nierzy zem-
dla}o wskutek upa}u. W Ham
burgu termometr wskazywa}
100 stopni. Po}ozenie W Ber-
linie Charlottenburgu stale
sic groznem, zaczyna braknac
woody, a i ia woda, kt6ra jesz-
cze z rur MONA pompowaf,
jest zla. W Rintelu mad We
zerq y dom6w spione}o, gdy
wybuch} pozar. Zabrak3o tam
woody do gaszenia.
Gazety W Hamburger wyra-
zaja oburzenie, IL lud tax lex
komyslnie postepuje co do je-
dzenia / picia W obec cholery
grasuiacej. Zw}aszcza owoce
pol niedojrzaie jedza bez upa,
mietania. Pewna kobieta
dwoma c6rkami wczoraj zjad}a
kilka funt6N sliwek, potem
ma to napily sic piwa. Wszy-
stkie try natychmiast dosta}y
cholery i musiano je zawies6
do szpitala.
Berli6ski correspondent do
Standard donosi, IL peWien
zo4pierz W Berlinie zachorowa}
ma prawdziwa azyatycka cho.
lere.
AustrO-Wegry.
w Wieduiu Is os6b umar}o
wskutek udaru slonecznego.
w czasie gwa}townej bury
we Wiedniu piorun uderzy1
pieG razy W wystawe muzycz.
ma, szkode jednakze zrzadzA
nieznaczna.
Kiedy wczoraj pu}k ao}nie
rzy maszerowa} z Kosowa do
Borsodu, $50 zolnierzy upad}o
po drodze W skutek upalu,
trzech mich bez zycia. W
Pieciokoscio1ach W czasie ma.
newr6w zginelo 4 ofcer6w, s
podofcerow 10 prostych zo}-
merry W skutek porazenia cd
s}ohca.
We Wiedniu w}adze miej-
skie odbywaja W dzielnicach
przez uboga ludnosc zamiesz-
ka}ych inspekcya i straszliwe
odkryto tam brudy i niepo-
rzadki. w skladach swiktua-
low skonfskowano pol tony
zgnilego miesa, kie}bas owo-
cow. Gdyby tam pojawila sic
cholera, to dziesistki tysiscy
padalyby jej ofara,
Wielka Brytania.
w chronicle" ukazai sic
artykul, zapewniajscy, ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-25
ROk III.

ma ulice; do lezacej strzeli} je-
szcze raz G}owoski i ME tro.
szczac sic o dziecko wr6ci1 do
izby. Policyanci Fox Su1aski,
s}yszac strza}y, nadbiegli. Una
lezli zamordowana i dziecie le
zace ma ulicy. Dobywszy re-
wolwery i odwi6d}szy kurki,
weszli do Giowoskiego, ten
spostrzeg}szy ich, porwa} tax.
ze revolver, ale poskoczy} ku
MENU Su}aski rozpocze}o sic
szamotanie o revolver, kt6ry
G}owoski trzyma} W rece obje-
tel jak kleszczami palcami Su.
}askiego. Fox, uderzywszy Clio,
woskiego kilkakrotnie pa4ka
W glove, zmusl 60 do podda.
MIA sic. Kiedy aresztowanego
wyprowadzono, sasiedzi, kt6
rzy sic zbiegli, chcieli sic rzu-
cit ma niego, wydrzet go poll
cyantom zapewne lynchowac.
Ale policyantom udalo sic "a
wezwat w6z patrolowy, kto-
rym odwieziono morderce ma
stacya W rzezalniach.
Wodowstret.
Hans Nelson, 10 letni chic.
pax, kt6ry mieszka} Il swoich
rodzic6w przy Channey av.,
blisko 80 ulicy, wczoraj zacho-
rowa1 tax mocno, Re musiano
60 zawiezc do szpitalapowiato-
wego. Jeszcze we wtorek u.
czu} sic chorym i wczoraj ME
m6gl wstac z bzka, zawezwano
lekarza, kt6ry oswiadczy1, &e
ch}opak prawdcpodobnie cho-
ry jest ma wodowstret. Ma wi
dok wody dostawaf kurcz6w i
lekarz kaza1 60 umiescic W
szpltalu.
Pred szesciu tygodniami ja'
kis pies ugryz} ch}opaka W no.
go, kiedy ten zbierai kwiatki
W Mud Lake, blisko Channey
ave. Ranksby}a ME wielka;
ME wypaloab jej, ale wkr6tce
sic zablizniKa. We wtorek chic
pax skarzy} sic, ze mu niedo-
brze; oko}o blizny ma nodze
okaza}o sic zieloue ubarwienie
i ch}opiec dostawaf kurcz6w
skoro tylko spostrzeg1 wode.
Nieszczesliwy wypadek.
s letnia Lena Reuleza sic
dzia}a wczoraj ma balkonie ia
domem swych rodzic6w pod
nrem SIG N. Francisco ave.,
zatrudniona robieniem sukien.
XII dla lalki. Lalka wypadla
jej ma dziedziniec. Lena wdra-
pa}a sic ma porecz i zaczela
plakaG. Matka z kuchni "a
pytala .jej sic, co jej brakuje.
Lena p}aczem odpowiedzia}a,
ze lalka jej upad}a Ia dziedzi-
nice, i m6wiac to, wychylila
sic zanadto, straci}a r6wnowa-
go i spad4a CORY. Matkaprze-
straszona wybiegSa no dziedzi-
nice i podni6slszy dziecko, spo-
strzeg}a, ze nozyczki, kt6re LIE.
ma miala W reku, przebi}y jej
piers. Zawezwano lekarza,
kt6ry skonstatowa}, ze nozycz-
XII przebi}y piuca maiej re
ratunek jest niemozliwym. W
pare godsin p6zniej ma}a u
maria.
u letni Frank zdraje6ski,
zam. pod nrem 50 Fry str, od-
wiedzi} wczoraj Adolfa Ben
ninga, kt6ry W ,,Daubhy Iron
Works" pod nrem 80 Illinois
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-25
Ze Seimu ZjednOczenia.

Ze Sejmu ZjednOczenia.
Telegram w}asny ,,Dziennika
Chicagoskiego").
Manistee, MicA., "a sierp-
MIA.
DIS rano godz. Smej Maj
przewiel. ks. Richter, Biskup
z Grand Rapids odprawi} uro-
czyste naboze1stwo. Wiel. ks.
Wincenty Barzy1ski miaf ka-
zanie stosowne do okoliczno-
Sci.
Posiedzenie Sejmu otwarto
o godz. pol do II pred po}ud-
MEM. Najprzew. Biskup Ri
chter przem6wA do delegat6w,
a W odpowiedzi by}y prezy-
dent Zjednoczenia, oh. Kio1'
bassa wyrazi} uczucia delega-
tow pod1iekowanie ks. Bi-
skupowi "a }askawe wyrazy u.
zDania izachety, poczem ksiadz
Biskup udzieli}zgromadzonym
b}ogos}awie6stwo, zyczac Sci
mowi powodzenia powziecia
zbawiennych uchwa}.
Nastepnie wyznaczono ko-
mitet do rezolucyj, do kt6rego
weszli ks. F. Kroll Chicago,
ks. J. Szukalski . Beaver Dam,
F. Wlekliiski z Chicago, J.
Staszy6ski Z Bay City, S. Sly.
mura 4 New Yorku, A. Rog-
man Z Detroit, Czerwi6ski z
Milwaukee.
Komitet wyznaczony do re-
wizyi ksiazek z}ozy} sprawoz-
DAME, re znalaz} ksiazki W po-
rzadku. Sprawozdanie przy-
jeto komitet rozwiazano, po-
czem posiedzenie odroczono do
godz. 2giej popo}udniu.
O godzinie - odby}o sic po-
siedzenie Stowarzyszenia ksie-
zy, ma kt6rem przewodniczy1
ks. B. GramIewicz 2 Nautico-
ke, a urzad sekretarza pe3ni4
ks. H. G6rski i Milwaukee.
Przyjeto Smiu nowych cz}on-
k6w, a mianowicie: ks. Jan
Kasprzycki, ks. Bernard Zmi-
jewski, ks. Franc. Byrgier, ks.
Henryk Cichocki, ks. S. No
wakowski, ks. S. Piechowski,
ks. W. Lipski ks. FIR. Bob.
kiewicz.
Sekretarz opisa{ rozw6j sto-
warzyszenia, poczem posiedze-
ME odroczono do wieczora.
O godzinie pol do trzeciej
popo4udniu otwarto nastepne
posiedzenie, ks. S. Nawrocki
z Chicago odm6wi} modlitwe.
Sekretarz odczyta} rome listy
telegramy zpowinszowaniem,
poczem zacze}y sic debaty mad
poprawkami do konstytIcyi.
Zywe debaty odby}y sic mad
Artyk. ", 2, a), kt6ry jedna-
KoWoz pozosJaWlono nlezule
nionym; natomiast poprawke
zrobiono do punktu q tegoz
artyku}u tegoz ustepu. Mad
rezolucya tyczaca sic projektu,
azeby wszyscy urzednicy pozo-
stall W jednem miescie, debaty
ieszcze odbeds sic jutro.
Dzisiaj wieczorem odbsdzie
sic wielkie zgromadzenie { Mass
meeting) W Opera House,.
Jutro rano 0 6. 8 odbsdzie sic
naboze1stwo zalobne "a zmar-
lych czlonk6w zjednoczenia.
| Ig. Mochmikoaoski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-25
Ze StOlicy ZwiazkOWej.


nadesz}a cd ameryka1skiego
konsula W Hamburgu depesza
tresci nastepujacej: nPrzyby.
wajacych z Hamburga nalezy
uwazac "a ludzi przybywaja.
cych okolic, W kt6rych
cholera panuje. Bede uwaza}
ma to, azeby jak najtroskliwiej
dezinfekcyonowano pakunki /
ludzi.'
Natomiast konsul Williams
z Havre telegrafuje, re poja'
wiajaca sic tam choroba jest
tylko choleryna, re lekarze
zgromadziwszy sic ma narade
stanowczo tax oswiadczyli i ze
zaraza sic ME rozszerza.
Rad stara sic ME zaniedbac
niczego, azeby ME dopuscit
przywleczenia cholery do Sta
now Zjednoczonych. Porozu,
mial sic kompaniami okreto.
wemi, kt6re tez przyobiecuja
re swej strony pomagat przy
dezinfekcyonowaniu przyby-
wajacych okret6w.
W Nowym 1orku W tygo'
dniu biezacym z Hamburga ma
przybyt piec parowc6w, wio-
zacych razem oko}o 2O00 emf
grant6w. Wszystkich tych
przybysz6w zatrzyma sic W
kwarantannie. w sobote z
Havre'u ma przybyt La lou
raine, ktorego podr6znych
r6wniez w kwarantannie sic
zatrzyma.
Tax samo we Philadelphii
kwarantane zarzadza. Przyby}
tam parowiec Switzerland W
Antwerpii, ale podr6znym po-
zwolono ladowac powodu, re
ME odkryto ma okrecie Lie
podejrzanego. W Bostonie
takze zarzadzono kwarantane
dla przybysz6w z Europy.
DemOkraci W Illinois.
Partya demokratyczna W
srodkowem Illinois rozwija
dzia}alnosc energiczniejsza, niz
kiedykolwiek W latach ubie-
g}ych. Wszedzie powstaja no.
we organizacye, kt6re zywo
zajmuja sic polityka. W Bloc
mington, ILL.,, za}ozono klub
niemiecko : ameryka6ski, do
kt6rego zapisa}o sic natych-
miast $50 cz}onk6w. Gl6wna
kwatera tego klubu bedzie we
dnie i W nocy otwarta. L
owych $50 czfonk6w, Is da-
wniej naleza}o do party repu,
blika6skiej. W sobote wBloo.
mington rozpocznie sic urzedo-
wo kampania. Odbedzie sic
wielkie zgromadzenie, ma kt6
rem przemawiac beda Adlai b.
Stevenson, William Harrison,
Henry Raab, gen. G. c. Black,
M. T. Maloney, pose1 do kon'
gresu Owen Scott i prawdopo.
dobnie gubernator Gray re
Stanu Indiana.
Znaczny pozar.
w Chenoa, ILL.,, wczoraj
spali} sic ca}y kwarta} dom6w.
Szkode zrzadzona obliczaja ma
$4,000. Miejscowosc ia ME
posiada ami stray cgniowej
ami wodociag6w i z wielka
trudnoscia tylko zdo}ano prze-
szkodzic wiekszemu rozszerze-
niu sic pozaru.
Strajk zwrOtniczych W Buffalo.
Arthur, prezes stowarzysze-
MIA konduktor6w lokomotyw,
6a3 znaG preZesOWi StOWarZY-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-25
felegTamy Zagraniells.

(Szezegofy o chOlerze W Hambur-
gu.-Starania wfadz, by ME wy
WlekanO jej "a graniee.-SzkOdli-
we skutki upafow.-Sprawa pre-
kOpania miedzymOrza Panama ma
nOWO pOdniesiOna).l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-25

zrezygnowac. zapytywano
Gladstone'a telegrafcznie, czy-
Ii to jest prawda; Harwar-
den nadesz}a natychmiast od-
powiedz cd Gladstone'a, re W
ca}ej tel pog}osce niema AMI
slowa prawdy.
Belgia.
Cholera ukaza}a sic take W
Antwerpii i grasuje teraz W
trzech wielkich portach euro
peiskich, a mianowicie W
Hamburger, Hawrze i Ant
werpii.
Chociaz cd kilku dni W
Antwerpii zachodzl1y podej-
rzane wypadki smierci, to
przeciez w4adze ciagle zape-
wnia}y, re o cholerze azyaty-
ckiei niema ami mowyi jeszcze
wczoraj telegrafowano ma
wszystkie strony swiata, re W
ca}ej Belgii ME zaszed1 ami je-
den wypadek cholery. Dzisiaj
natomiast najlepsi lekarze
przyznali, ze wypadki, ktore
"a choleryne uwazano, byfy
wypadkami prawdziwej cho.
lery azyatyckiej. W szczeci'
ME pojawi}a sic choleryna, ale
zachodzi Ottawa, re jest to tax.
re cholera i tylko tax }agodnie
ia nazywaja.
LudnoSc w AntWefpn pre-
razona jest ukazaniem sic cho'
lery. Drukowane cyrkularze
zachowaniu sic W obec tel
zarazy setkami tysiecy egzem-
plarzy rozdaja miedzy lud.
Francya.
4 powodu mn6stwa wypad-
k6w udaru s}onecznego w cza-
sic mauewr6w j marszow, ma
rozkaz ministra Freycineta
zarzadzono sledztwo, kt6re
wykaza}o, re marsze tie rome
W czasie najwiekszych upa}6w
najzupe}niej by}y niepotrzebne
MONA by}o bezpiecznie je
od}ozyG. Oticerowie, kt6rzy
zarzadzili owe marsze niepo-
trzebne, otrzymaja dymisya.
Juz dw6ch genera}6w i jeden
pu}kownik zostali W skutek
tego pensyonowani.
Wedle depeszy Porto No
vo, osady francuskiej ma wy
brzezu niewolniczem W Afryce,
dnia II sierpnia oddzia} z}ozo-
nv z 1900 zofnierzy francu-
skich wkroczy} do Dahomeju /
DO drodze ostrzeliwa} miasto
Vakonan.
Paris" donosi, re zarzadca
masy kompanii budowy kama
}u Panamy zawar} umowe z
qrezydentem parySk'eJ l>hy
handlowej, na mory ktoreJ
utworzy sic nova kampania z
kapita1em wynoszacym 80 mi
lion6w, azeby dalej zaja6 sic
konaniem kanalu Panama.
Roboty rozpoczna sic r6wno-
czesnle z dw6ch punkt6w,
Culebra i Rio Chagres. Umo-
we to tribunal handlowy ma
piatek podpisat.
Banker paryski Belloc znik3,
pozostawiaiac million frankow
d}ugu.
SzWajcarya.
Ma kongresie pokojowym W
czasie wczorajszego posledze-
MIA uchwalono prosic stowa-
rzyszenia pokojowe W Euro
pie i Ameryce, azeby po}aczy-
}v sic W zWiazek miedzynaro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-25

u letni Frank Zdraje6ski,
zam. pod nrem 50 Fry str, cd.
wiedzi} wczoraj Adolfa Ben
ninga, kt6ry W ,,Daubhy Iron
Works" pod nrem 80 Illinois
str. elevator prowadzi. Pole
chal z MIN ma sz6ste pietro,
gdzie Benning kilka pax mial
wysunsc. zdrajedski stall mu
W drodze, wiec usuna} sic W
tyl, ale stapi} W pr6znie j
wpadl W glab, zabiwszy sic ma
miejscu. Zdraje6skiego ojciec
przed miesiacem take nagle
umarl.
(Dok ma str. 4tej)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-25
ROsya.

Wedle urzedowych sprawo-
zda6 wczoraj $500 os6b Ia
chorowa1o ma cbolers, a 1863
umario.
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Eleventh International Con-
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when taken in it, early stages will cure
consumption. 1t j. guaranteed to bring
relief III every case. when used for any
affection of the throat, lungs and chest.
such as consumption. inflammation of
the lungs bronchitis, asthma, whooping
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perfectly safe and can always be depend
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MeELree,s WINE OF cARDUl for female dieoo.cs
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-26
p5- BLAck.oRAvaHr tea cures Constipation.

The magic birth" of cities with
skillful boomers is always announced
through the newspapers, but the tragic
death which closely follows about
ninety-nine ont Of one hundred of
them is not considered newest"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-26
ALL PROUND NOTES.

Jupiter and Saturn are said to be
responsible for the unusual weather
of last year and this. They are in
their equinox and we hope they will
soon shift.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-26

Mrs. L. II. Patton, Rockford, ILL.,.
writes; From personal experience /
can recommend De Wits Sarsapa.
rilla, a cure for impure blood and
generald ebllity "a. BRANDENBERGER.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-26

For watches, clocks ,iewely silverware
etc. go to George Forth, the leading
jewelry house in Central Missouri. Low
est prices, considering quality of goods,
which are warranted as represented.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-26
Mexican
Mustang
Iiniment.

A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast.
A longtested pain reliever.
Its use is almost universal by the Housewife, the Farmer, the
Stock Raiser, and by every one requiring an effective
liniment.
No other application compares with it in efficacy.
This wen-known remedy has stood the test of years, almost
generations. "
No medicine chest is complete without a bottle Of MvsTxNo
LINIMENT.
Occasions arise for its use almost every day..
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-26
You should not be without it,

MssLsEE.s wins OF cAEpu! for Weak Nerves.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-26

Try sLAcE.DahyGnI tea for Dyspepsia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-26
THAT SHOOTING.
Pontiac People stiii Talking About the
Fish Assault.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS

ESPECIAL TO THE SEws.l
PONTIAC, Nov. 26-The mysterious rob-
berry ana the shooting of James Fish and
his son Albert, still remains the princi-
pal topic of conversation throughout the
-Pawtuxet Faiicy and the weHid-be mtr-
derers. il is thought, will soon be bought
TO justice as an important clue has been
found.
A NEWS reporter called at the Fish
store last evening.
to the prison that day to see three sus-
pectei persons, but that they bore no re-
semhlancc TO those that committed the
deed
A visit was made to the residence of Mr.
Fish, where Albert Fish, who was shot
through the head, was seen and gave an
interesting account OF the affray He
said tnat the boy who pulled down
the curtains and rified the money drawer
he was confident he had seen around the
village.
Mr.. Fish is determined to discover the
guilty parties and has one of the best de-
tectives in the State working on the case.
Mr.. Fish will attend the next regular
meeting of the Warwick town council at
Apponaug, TO Law the case before 1t, and
To try and induce il To offer a reward for
the arrest and conviction of the guilty
parties.
At 9:3G Il. NJ. three persons answering
to the description Of the persons who en-
tered the store passed through River
Point on foot. They were conversing in
low tones as they passed over the bridge.
Town Sergeant Nathan Colvin and the
Scituate. Coventry ana Warwick police
are on the watch, and any suspicious per-
sons encountered by the police will be
held.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-26
UP WITH YOUR HANDS.
Train Robbers Hold Up a Northern
Pacific Express.

SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. 26.-fbe over
land west bound train on the Northern
Pacific railroad was held up last evening
near Hot Springs by three masked men,
who robbed all of the male passengers in
the Pullman sleeper, six in all. The rob-
bers entered the car, it is believed, at Hot
Springs, "a the train had not gone five
miles from that place when the men en-
tered the rear part OF the sleeper. The
first man they came across was 4. II. Mil
Ter of Portland Oregon, who was in the
smoking compartment. He was relieved
OF $40 and gold watch and then told to
march in ahead OF the robbers, which he
did One of the highwaymen went TO the
extreme end of the car, while the other
stood guard at the end they entered. All
were dressed in dark clothes, overcoats,
slouch hats and wore handkerchiefs over
their faces, with holes cut out for eyes.
They placed revolvers at the heads OF the
passengers and commanded them TO hold
mp their hands, which order was imme-
diately obeyed.
AS the robbery was going on s. j. Freed
man of Portland, Ore, came in from an
adjoining car, and as he entered, not
knowing what was going on, he was COM
msnded to hold up his hands, but not
complying quick enough, the robber
nearest to him fired shcS through the
side of the ca, and then Freedman un-
derstood what was wanted and he handed
over his valuables. The robbers did not
molest the ladies, of whom there were four
with two children, telling them TO keep
quiet and no harm would come to them.
This they did. After robbing everybody
in the car, and without going to any OF
the other cars, the robbers pulled the bell
cord, giving the proper signals, and when
start again, and then Jumped off, fled to
the woods and fired a parting fusilade as
| they disappeared. The total amount TAX
en- was $1,000 besides the gold watches and
iewelry and other valuables.