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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-02-13

tellin' mo wot to do to git in. tough
from de side street sails by and axes
me II didn't want IA good hot dinner.
and when Istarts oil wild him at n gao
lick, swipe me fer sucker y do old
cove don't cit mad and says I'm soin'
straight to perdishun. You bets
gets de dinner alice samee, an 1t was
"A corker too, clean from Corkeryille.
and don't you iorgt it," and the
small boy winked his other eye COM
placently.-Detroit Free Press.
Apolosized.
DR.. John Bratwell, well known
physician. and friend We're standing
at hotel bar drinking. when big
fellow STROBE up TO the bar and called
for brandy. The doctor looked at
him, and with the like or dislike quail
ty which whisky inspires, suddenly
conceived the idea that the biS fellow
was not to be tolerated.
Get out OF my way." the doctor
demanded.
mot in your way"
you're liar"
"Well. little fellow. admire your
nerve. II didn't you'd have some
fun"
"You can have all the fun you can
got out OF me. you bIr buffer"
The doctors friend hurried him
away, and when they were outside.
said;
.Grneious alive. thought you were
going TO get H."
"Why sor"
Don't you know that big icllow''
"No. who is hcg'
"Why, that's AoSson. the celebrat'
ci slusger."
The deuce YOU say. will go back
and apologize.
"No, come on"
HUT lac did not come on. lIc went
hncl. and began to apologize. Little
foo" said the celebrated -lusIcr.
"Just now thought you knew mo
and had put You down ns dead
game and HAD respect for you. but
now believe I'll swipo you one, aud
he did. Tic doctor was taken home
ia "a hack.-ArkansnW Traveller.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-13
NEW DIVISION.

Provideu ce Division No. 3, Independent
Order of Railway Conductors.
At meeting of the official representa-
tives of the Independent Order Of Rail
way Conductors, Division No. 1, held
Sunday afternoon at the Hotel Dorrauce,
Providence Division No. was organized
with twenty-three charter members. The
following officers were elected
President, g. {. Whipple of the Provi-
dence Division Of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad: vice pres
ident, A. r. Whaley of Providence and
Worcester Railroad; chaplain. George
w. Woods of New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad; secretary and treas
urer, Joel Casanant OF Providence and
Worcester Railroad; marshal, Charles III.
Taft OF New York, New Haven and Hart
ford; sentinels, w. n. Henderson and f..
r. Jones, of Providence and Worcester
Railroad.
The bylaws of this organization con-
tain a clause TO the effect that no mem
Der of the Order can engage in or aid in
any way q strike against railroad COM
pany or companies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-13
TIL. wonderful Rug Collection.

To-day ends the second day OF Calender, McAus-
Ian & Troup CO. = wonderful exhibition OF oriental
Rugs. An unusual number OF people visited the
exhibition Monday. but to-day there seems to have
been almost twice rs manv and II Is the universal
opinion that never before has there been so many
rare pieces gathered together In one collection as
there can be found In the CARPET department OF
Calender. McAusan a Troup Co. Everybody who
Is intere ted In the beautiful should certainly see
this exhibition Of Oriental skill, IL does not seem
possible that they with their simple primitive
looms could produce such wond 'rful rugs-rugs
that seem to defy both wear and age. the oolors
growing softer as each year rolls by aud the rug
itself getting more OF that wonderfg III sheen which
can only come from hard usage. 1he exhibition
ends Wednesday evening. The auction sale COM
mences Thursday morning at 1880. rain or shine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-13
THE ASSEMBLY.
Some Legislation to Come up at
the Next Session.
The JUDICIARY BILL.
II Is One Of the important Measures
for the Assembly.
THE COMMISSIONS REPORTS.

Those Already Made Have Not Been
Acted on Definitely, But Others viii
BE Made Democrats Will Probably be
Ready for Fun rs Usual-Gossip-Wh
tho Commissioners Say OF the Re-
vision.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-13
UNITARIAN CLUB.
It Holds It's monthly Meeting and Lis
tens to Interesting Addresses.

It Holds It's Monthly Meeting and Lis
tens to Interesting Addresses.
The Unitarian Club held its regular
monthly meeting last evening at Tilling-
hast's Assembly rooms. Supper WAS
served at 7:30 o'clock. President Calder
called the company to order and a short
business meeting was held. James M.
Scott, Benjamin w. Smith aud Albert
Holbrook, Jr., were appointed CON-
mittee to nominate officers for the ensu-
ing year and to report at the annual
meeting to be held next month. Samuel
III. Tingley was appointed a member of
the auditing committee. Amendments
to the bylaws were proposed and laid on
the table until the next meeting.
The Rev John w. Chadwick OF Brook
lyn, n Y, was introduced as the first
speaker OF the evening. The subject was
Representative Unitarians' and among
others he spoke OF George William Curtis
of whom he said:
speak OF George William Curtis as rep
resentative Unitarian. IL could nowhere
be more fitting than here in New Eng
land, here in Rhode Island, here ia Prov
idence, where he was born in 1894, and
where he spent his boyhood and his
youth. Inexpressibly dear TO him was
the State of Rhode Islam :, with her
veins and whose principles were in his
heart. James Burrill, Jr, his material
grandfather, was n Chief Justice OF this
State and q Senator OF the United States,
and in that capacity he opposed In 1920
that Missouri compromise which was
then concession TO slavery.
Again the name OF Thomas A. Jenckes
pioneer OF civil service reform in the
United States, IL one with which you are
all familiar. aud his life and works had a
great influence upon the formation OF the
character OF Curtis. For nothing else
nor for all other things together, do the
American people owe him such debt Of
gratitude AS they do for his editorials,
his orations, his spoken speeches. aud the
essays OF his Easy Chair, and in no other
respect was his character as n representa-
tive Unitarian 80 pronounced as IL was
here For Unitarianism, whatever IL has
been beside, has been first and foremost
an intellectual movement In sympathy
with science, and an ethical movement In
sympathy with social and political re-
form, and OF its more practical develop
ments, albeit the lsngthening roll OF
honor reveals many glorious names and
great examples, A. has none that shines
with more lovely light than that Of the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-13
A YOUTHFUL REPROBATE.
The New England Grocery store Entered
by Boy Last Night.

The New England Grocery Store Entered
by u Boy Last Night.
There was considerable excitement in
the Central police district shortly before
l2 o'clock last night aud late pedestrians
were attracted by the score or moro of
police officials who were seen lowering
about the store owned by Arnold &
Maine on Weybosset street. Soon after
IL o'clock suspicious character was seen
lowering about the rear entrance to the
New England grocery store and the sud
den disappearance Of the shadowy figure
was considered as being exceedingly sus-
picious.
One of the crowd thought he saw three
persons attempting Co crawl through the
transom over the rear door on Middle
street and an alarm was at once given TO
the police;
store found that the glass In the door had
been broken and he Immediately raped
for assistance. In a few moments answer
ing signals were heard from other officers
and shortly after "A squad Of police ar
rived posthaste from their beats.
A Gordon OF officers was thrown about
the building and an investigation was
commenced. As Officer Keacn looked in
TO the Office Of the store he saw young
man sitting before the safe busiiy en-
gagged In examining the combination
lock. The gas WAS turned on at full
blast aud the intruder seemed obvious OF
everything but the solving OF the prob
lem Of the combination.
Officers Reach, O'Nell and Bennett inn
mediately passed into the store through
the transom aud as they got inside the
Young man became suddenly aware that
he was being looked after and in a mo-
ment's time had disappeared from sight.
The officers at once spread out and COM
menced a careful search of the premises
but IL was quite while before the young
man was found.
Officer O'Neil suddenly spied him
snugly slowed away on n top shelf In the
rear portion of the store, fiat on his back
among -four bags aud groceries. lie was
Immediately 'yanked" out Of his hiding
place and was taken TO the central sta
tion and locked up.
In the sixth district court this morning
the boy gave the name of Thomas j.
Mcguire alias William VI. Larvin and
was bound over In 800 surety for trial at
the March term Of the court OF common
pleas.
A thorough search was made OF the
premises by the police after the arrest
but nothing was missing
The prisoner was recognized by several
| as having served term In the reform
school aud is considered as rather prom
ising young reprobste.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-13
Sixth District Court.

In the Sixth District Court this morn
ing William Potter, charged with an
assault on Jane Potter, was held for trial
Friday in 500 surety.
Micnael Gormley waived examination
on the charge OF keeping a liquor nuis-
ance and Was bound over to the March
term Of the Court Of Common Pleas in
81, 900 surety.
Patrick Gallagher was bound over q
the March term Of the Court Of Common
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-13
IN HOT WATER.


Clamorous Creditors VIII Not Allow q
Newly Appointed Consul to Leave.
SALEM, Dec. i3-Ransom +. McCrillis
of this city, recently appointed consul to
Denia, Spain. is in trouble.
He has numerous and rlamorous cred
itors here and at Lynn, who object to his
leaving the I nited States.
McCrillis had arranged to set sail on
Saturday for his port after having given
out he was going later but some OF his
creditors got hold of the fact and an Off
Ger seized all his baggage as it was taken
to the steamer. McCrillis used to be a
Democrat but recently turned Republi-
can and Is in n most embarrassing posi-
ton.
will aggregate over $4,000, With no vsi-
BILE assets. The creditors are to petition
for his recall
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-13

pleas on the charge OF entering the resi-
dence Of Lydia Peckham aud the larceny
OF quantity of clothing valued at SO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-13
ANntorinn. snsaL Thief

Daniel Williams was tried in the Sixth
District Court this morning, charged
with the larceny Of an umbrella from
James III. Palmer. and was fined $40 and
costs. Williams went TO palmer's store
I'm the Arcade last week and calmly
picked out an umbrella from rack in
front Of the door and proceeded to walk
of with IL. The proprietor happened TO
see him and Immediately rushed out and
collared him. Williams testified that he
had been told TO 20 and get the umbrella
by q man named REYNOLDS who told him
that he would pay for IL, but Judge
Cooke only smiled at this statement aud
fined him. Williams, it In stated Is a
notorious "sneak thief /" aud has caused
the police sfficisls considerable trouble
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-13

scholar, the poet, the humorist, the
orator, the statesman, the reformer, the
man whose every work and Thought was
a good deed, and whose friendship was
an invitation to all best and honorable
things-whom you shall name in silence
In your grateful hearts,"
Remarks were made by Miss Mary
Eastman Of Boston, the Hon. James NJ.
Martin Of Fall River, aud the Rev. G. G.
Hussey, of Bellerica, Mass. During the
evening selections were rendered by the
choir OF the First Unitarian Church.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-13
Basket Party.

A basket party was given at the Parish
house of the St. James church last night,
for the benefit of the parish aid society.
About fifty persons were present. The
baskets were auctioned off by John Il.
Farnsworth. A general social time was
enjoyed About $50 WAS realized from
tue entertainments. The supper, which
is n concomitat feature of the basket
party was elegant as we'll as substantial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-13

A few days ago John Mcmahon became
possessed Of an insane desire to possess a
watch which was owned by William
Ford. and so far forgot his good bringing
up as TO steal IL. He was caught and
will be allowed TO cool his heels at the
iaiI where he will work of fine of $50
and costs imposed by Judge Cooke at
this mornings session of the Sixth Dis
-.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-13

Comprising AN ENDLESS VARIETY of
beautifully wrought and embellished Card
Receivers, Smoking Sets, Match Boxes,
Jewel Cases, Trays, etc., at OUR USUAL
LOW PRICES.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-01

powinna uruchomic swa armie
ma grauicy rosyjskiej i Rosyi
wypowiedziec wojne, jesli ia
ostatnia zechce sic wmieszac
do starcia i isc reka W reke z
. .Francya.
w razie starcia miedzy Au-
strya i Rosya, Niemcy musza
uruchomit swa armie i wypo-
wiedziet Rosyi wojne. Wlochy
powinny uruchomi6 swe woj-
ska ma granicy francuzkiej W
razie, gdyby Francya chcia{a
pomagac Rosyi, postepowac
jak wyzej to jest rozpoczaG z
Francya wojne.
W 1azie wojny miedzy WHO
chami a Francya W Europe
lub tez W koloniach, Niemcy
So obowiazane uruchomic sws
armie i ist z W}ochami pre-
civ Francyi reka W reke, pod
czas gdy Austrya ma urucho-
mic swe wojska ma granlcy
rosyjskiej i wystapi6 czynnle
przeciw Rosyi, gdyby ia osta-
tnia chcia}a stanac po stronie
W}och."
Nastepuja podpisy trzech
monarch6w tudziez stwierdze-
ME ich przez odpowiednich
ministr6w.
Ogloszenie tego dokumentu
wywar}o wielkie wrazenie =
jesli tylko stwierdzonem be-
die, ze jest on prawdziwym,
ME pozostanie bez wp}ywu ma
polityks europejska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-01
NOtatki telegraticzne
z ZagrniCy.

Z Loudynu telegrafuja,
re Gladstone mia} spotkanie z
radykalista Laboucherem, kto.
ry dotad by} jednym z jego
gwa}townych oponent6w. Po-
dobno doszli do porozumienia.
Z Panamy (Srodkowa A
meryka) donosza, ze miaste-
czko Buonaventura spaliio sic
prawie do szczetu. Siedmdzie-
STAT budynk6w, a W tel liczbie
sad i wiezienie, ley W gruzach.
Japo6ski okret wojenny
,,Chishimarukan'' utonaf ma
morzu Japo6skiem wskutek
kolizyi 2 parowcem angielskim
,,Ravenna". Ten ostatni zostal
mocno uszkodzony. Mkt ME
utonal.
- Komisarzem angielskim
W Ugandzie W Afryce zostal
mianowany p. Portal.
= KS. bulgarski Ferdynand
ma sic zenic z c6rka b. ksiecia
Parmy.
= Socyalisci londy6scy chcie-
Ii uzy &C pos}uchanie u
Gladstone'a, ale sedziwy pre-
zes ministr6w ME zgodzi} sic
ma udzielenie i'm takowego.
= w Paryzu tworzy sic syn
dykat fnansowy W celu pre-
jecia cd rzadu rosyjskiego i u
ko1czenia budowy kolei ma
Sybirze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-01
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE,
KtO wygraf fanty ma
kSiazpczki.

Komitet ,,Fairu" W parafi sw. Sta
nis}awa Kostki zawiadamia mas, ze
wczoraJ d. 30 listopada odbyio sic To-
sowanie cenniejszych fant6w, ma kt6-
re losy by}y rozprzedawane ma ksia-
zeczki.
Owe fanty powygrywaty nastepu-
jace osoby:
Lampe wiszaca p. Jan St..
zam. pm. 161 Wabansia ave.
zegarek zloty PAM Katarzyna
Bonczewska, zam. pm. AZ Blackhawk.
stolik pokojowy Il p. B. Barwig.
zam. pm, 648 Dickson str.
Lustro = pani Elzbieta Galihsks,
zam. pm. 81 Brigham str.
k6zko = p. B. Markiewicz, zsm.
pm. 708 Van Horn str.
Katarynke = pani Kozlihska, zam.
pm. $50 Dickson str.
Krzeslo wykladane - PAM w.
Niemczewska, zam. pm. 610 Holt ave.
Statue Matki Boskiei = p. Wa
lenty Sopczak, zam. pm. 1856 Cleaver.
Figure Serce Jezusa PAM Anna
Krysiak, zam. pm. 70 Chaplin str.
Krucyfks = p. Wroblik, zam. pm.
885 DANA ave.
Me sa to jeszcze wszystkie fanty
przeznaczone do rozlosowania ma
ksiazeczki. Pozosta}e ME mogly bye
rozlosowane z powodu niezwr6cenia
ksiazeczek. To tez komitet uprasza
wszystkich, kt6rzy jeszcze ksiazeczek
ME oddali, ably takowe jak najpre-
dzej zwrocili do p. B. Klarkowskiego,
zam. pm. AZ ma Bradley ul. Potem
nastapi dalsze losowanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-01
Napady 1 r0zb0ie.

Znowu donosza licznych roz-
bojach i kradziezach wczoraj W mie-
scie popelnionych. o kilku wspomi-
nanny tutaj, azeby udowodnid, jak
niessychanie zuchwalymi juz staja sic
tutejsi rabusie:
w trupiarni okregowej cd kilku
dni sciagano trupom odziez.
Wczoraj trupiarni skradziono
wieIki zegar scienny.
Pani Laura Miller, w&ascicielka
masego skiadu cygar, jeszcze W pia-
tex zostaia obratowana przez ziodziei,
kt6rzy nadto polanem pobili ia W
glove tax ciezko, re nieszczesliwa
wczoraj umarla.
w Mayfair, masem miasteczku 9
mil cd Chicago, wczoraj pred polud-
MEM trzech rabusi6w spladrowaio Kill
ka dom6w. Do kazdego tych do
NOW wchodzili z}odzieje przez drzwi
otwarte aui jednego zamku ME ma
ruszyli, byli tax zgrabni, ze Mkt z
mieszkanc6w ich ME widzia}.
Ma 32ej ul. i Cottage. Grove ave.
wczoraj rano godz. loci jakis ME-
znajomy rabus porwaf piaszcz ze sk6-
ry psa morskiego reki l6-letniego
Johna Pettersona, kt6ry plaszcz ten
ni6si ma reku. Wartos6 piaszcza wy
nosiia 5000. Tuzin robotnik6w wi
dziaio to porwanie i scigano ztodzie-
ia: tenze uciekl jednakowoz.. !
Policya, raczej wyzsi urzednicy
policyi So do najwyzszego stopnia
rozdraznieni i chca teraz wytezy6
wszystkie swe SHY, ably temu broje'
niu raz koniec polozy6. 1OO nowych
policyant6w zacznie zaraz peinid u
slngi. Mn6stwo detekty wow ma po-
lecenia specyalne. Kto po poinocy ma
ulicy sic znajdzie, naraza sic ma to,
ae policya 60 zatrzyma i wypyta do
kladnie, zkad dokad idzie. Natural
ME, ze duzo os6b W tych dniach poa-
resztuja, q zapewne maj jwiecej niewin-
nycb. Milutkie stosunki, ME ma co
m6wic....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-01
Telegramy KrajoEe.
Inauguracya gubernatOra.

Inauguracya gubernatOra.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 80 list.
= sedzia Altgeld zostanie
wprowadzonym ma sw6j urzad
dnia 9 Stycznia wielce uroczy-
scie. Demokraci postaraja sic
o to, azeby wszyscy biorscy
udzia1 W uroczystosciach dlugi
czas o mich pamistali. Wszy.
stkie kluby pochodowe miasta
wyrusza, tysiace demokra,
tow W pochodzie vienna udzial.
General brygady Barkely wy
razi} zyczenie, by wystapi1a
gwardya krajowa stanu Hi
nois, i jest rzecza prawdopo.
dobna, re milicya wystapi ma
czele pochodu. Wielkie dele.
gacye przybeda re wszystkich
stron Stanu.
KrajOWa kOnwencya W sprawie
kanafu Nicaragua.
New ORLEANS, La, 30.go
listop. = Dzisiaj rozpocze1a
sic tn konwencya W sprawie
budowy kanalu Nicaragua,
kt6ry wedle zdania og6lnego,
z politycznych i strategicznych
wzgled6w powinien stanst pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-01
z berli1skiej Rady pa1stwa-

BERLIN, 80 listopada. =
DIS przez sekretarza stanu cd.
czytany zosta} W Radzie pan,
silva budzet Niemiec. Rady-
kalny pose} Richter W obszer-
nej przemowie krytykowa} o.
stro polityke Capriviego pro
jekt wojskowy. Twierdzi} on, re
Caprivi otrzyma} W spadkuspo
Bismarcku znana niekonsek-
wencye tego ostatniego i re je-
60 wielka nova W poparciu
projektu wojskowego "ygla'
da}a, jak zaproszenie obcych
mocarstw do najazdu ua
Niemcy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-01
Romantyczne mafze1stwo.

Rodzice Julii Stach, 16-letniej
dziewczyny W Chicago, ME chcieli
s.ucha6 ofplanach c6rki, kt6rej "a
chciaio sic wyjsd "a MAJ "a l7.le-
tniego J6zefa Jarzembowskiego,
chlopca W siuzbie przy telefonach W
hotelu Grand Pacific. Goraca milosc
przeciezlamie wszelkie przeszkody!...
Jarzembowski Julia Stach udali sic
przedonegdaj do Milwaukee, wzieli
tam Stub wr6cili jako MAJ iona DO
Chicago, ma ulice Cleaver, pod mr..
SO, do mieszkania rodzicow gofowa-
sego paua miodego. Maizehstwo
romantyczne, zeby tylko byio....
szczesliwe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-01
Telesramy zagranlezns.
Skandale francuskie W Paryzu.

Skandale francuskie W Paryzu.
PAEYz, 3O-go listopada. =
Poiozenie polityczne we Fran
cyl wskutek psnamskich skan.
dal6w przelomu ministeryal'
nego stale sic z dniem kazdym
mniej jasne. Nieks6rzy sadzili,
re zmiana gabinetu zagiuszy
skandal panamski i faktycznie
zamknie sledztwo parliamentary
ne. Rzecz jednakowoz pred
stawia sic inaczej. =. Sledz-
two idzie naprz6d, a skandal
rosDie. DIS wezwany by} przed
komisys p. Fleury, audytor
masy upadiosci Tow. budowy
kanatu, lecz odmowil zezna1.
Po MIN dawa} objasnienia P.
Rossignol, jego poprzednik ma
tenn stanowisku. Ten poda}
bardzo ciekawe cyfry. Pod}ug
jego zdania, Tow. budowy ka'
na}u panamskiego wyda1o do
r. 1888 miliard frank6w. z tel
sunny 900 milion6w fir. poszao
ma roboty przy kanale, 100 mi
lion6w na administracye, a 300
milion6w ma og}oSz-nia, sub
sydya, komisye j inne wydatki.
Bardzo wysokie komisowe O.
trzymywal cd kompanii bank
Credit Lyonnais'' "a wypu.
saczanie W obieg akcyj. Pod
lug slow p. Rossignola, zmarly
bar. Reinach otrzymal cd kom-
pauii 9 milion6w frank6w, z
kt6rych 4 miliony wydal ma
ogloszenia W gazetsch, a uzytek
zrobiony z pozostaiych 5.ciu
milion6w, ME jest wiadomy.
W rachuukach kompanii znaj-
duje sic nadto wydatek 1880
900 bel wymienienia pred
miotu, ma kt6ry te pieniadze
wydano. Zeznanie to wywo-
}a1o wielkie wrazenie. Jeszcze
wazniejszem bylo nastspne ze-
znanie p. Thierce, zarzadcy
irmy bankowej Coulisse. o.
swiadczyl on, re baron Rel
mach, "a posrednlctWem teJze
flrmy i Banku Francyi wyp1a'
Gil sumo 100000 fr., ma kt6-
ra wydano 81 cAeck'6a0. Swia-
dek ME chcial zreszts wymie-
mic nazwisk os6b, La kt6re by
4y wystawione c1ec5i. ssdzs,
ze to So wlasnie checki, "a kt6-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-01
Czwartek, dnia [ Grudnia 1892 r.

Meksyku ien. Porfrio Diaz.
Czynione So do tel uroczysto,
Sci wielkie przygotowania.
Jak zwyczaj kaze, wszyscy MI
nistrowie tego dnia zrezygnuja,
lecz zostana mianowani ma no.
wo, zreszta wyjatkiem dw6ch.
Uroczystosc bedzie zako6czona
wielkim bankietem danym
przez najprzedniejszych oby-
wateli ma czesG prezydenta.
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z kOnferencyi mOnetarnej W
BrukSelli.


BRUKsELLA, 30 listopada. -
Komisya wyznaczona do zba-
dania projektu bar. Alfredo
Rotschilda W sprawie skupu
srebra przez pa6stwa pracuje
energicznie. W lodatku
do tego projektu komi,
sya wzisla takze pod rozwags
proiekt delegate duhskiego
Teitgeua. Chce on, aby pah-
stwa billy monety srebrne 5
frankowe lub cztero markowe
lub dolarowe, kt6reby mia}y
sta}y obieg misdzynarodowy,
ustanowiony pod1ug ceny han.
dlowej srebra wroku poprzed.
MIN dodaniem 10 pre-. W
og6le jednakowoz przewaza
zdanie, ze przez komisys 20
stanie przyjety projekt Rot
schilda ze zmianami. Nastep'
ne posiedzenie og6lne konfe-
rencyi odbsdzie sic W piatek.
WprOwadzenie ma urzad prezy-
denta Meksyku.
MEKsrK, 3ogo listopada. =
Jutro odbedzie sic uroczyste
wprowadzenie ma urzad obra-
,nego ponownie prezydenta