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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07
TIMELY TOPICS.

Miller x Peck's Friday special sales are becoming very popular. Another feast of bargains is announced for tomorrow.
 Tenement of five rooms for rent Ap- ply to Fenton Delaney, 13 Cole street.
 P. J. Bolan, the hardware dealer, buys his goods direct from the manufacturers He has large stock and can compete with any dealer in the world.
 Reid 6 Hughes announce an Easter offering of hosiery, underwear and rib bons. The sale will be held on Friday and Saturday and a general invitation if extended to DEMOCRAT readers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07
STREETS, SIDEWALKS, SEWERS.

Many Important Matters Treated By the
 Road and Sewer Board.
 The regular monthly meeting of the board of road and sewer commis- sioners was held last evening.
 The sewer board was first called to order. Frank J. Butler, Disley & Wey- and and William E. Booth were granted permission to make sewer connections.
 The petition for a sewer in Green street was brought up. In order to con- struct this sewer it would be necessary to construct sewer in Riverside street, the cost of which would be about $13,- 900. This sewer is badly needed but the board could not build it simply be- cause there is no money for the pur- pose. The board instructed the city engineer to bring in a map of the locality at the next meeting.
 Petitions for a sewer in Grove street from Holmes avenue to North Willow street, for sewer in Bank street from Third to Fifth streets, in John, Spark and Pine streets, and on Wood street from Round Hill to Round Hill street, in Farm and Round Hill streets, were re. ferred to the city engineer to bring in maps of the localities.
 The board recommended that a sewer be constructed in West Grove street, at an estimated expense of $900.
 The city engineer was instructed to advertise for bids for sewers in Wilson and River streets. After acting upon other minor matters the board ad- iourned and the road board was called to order.
 Permission was given to several parties to open streets for making gas, sewer and water connections. The lay. ing of the foundation for the paving oi Meadow street was ordered done by the street inspector.
 Patrick Thompson sent communica tion to the board stating that they had ordered the city engineer to furnish him with an itemized bill of the Grand street paving job. City Engineer Cairns said that he was unable to do so, but that Mir Thompson could obtain what he wanted from the records in the City hall. No further action was taken. It was voted to cite in the property owners on Alden street relative to g change of grade for the street.
 The city engineer estimated that the cost of extending the paving of Meadow street as far as Cedar street would bs about $S, ,500. He was ordered to report new layout of South Elm street, be tween ScoviIl and Union street6
 The street inspector was ordered C purchase 6 carload of crrbgtonos and also to cobbie North Main street from tho M. D. church to Cooke gtrset, Yhe board then adjourned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Arrangements For the Observance of
 the Anniversary Day.
 The committies having in charge the celebration of Columbus day by the Knights of Columbus will meet in New Haven on April 21 at 2 o'clock. It is proposed by the knights to make this one of the most notable events ever held in the state. So far as heard from "A councils will be present, representing 5000 men. It is estimated that there will be between 40 and 50 bands of music. The programme for the day has not been fully determined, but it is de- cided to have a street parade followed by a concert of the combined bands, probably 1000 musicians, on the green. It is proposed that they play a grand march to be composed by Cappa or Reeves, either of whom will be elected leader of the concert.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07
THE CASE OF KATIE BoNNEs.
She Is Sick and Wants to Be Sent Back
 to Russia.

She Is Sick and Wants to Be Sent Back
 to Russia.
 Katie Bonnes, about whom a great deal has already been said, was at the selectmen's office again to-day, begging that she be sent back to her native Russia. First Selectman Pinney wanted Katie to go to- the town house. but to this she objects. She says she can not get her trunk nor any clothes. Her trunk is at the house of MT Deming on Wilson street, where she had been working and the health authorities will not allow it to be removed. She told the selectmen that she had diphtheria, but that she is getting better. They maintained that if she is sick, good care will be taken of her at the town house, and unless she goes there no aid will be given her. About $45" said Katie, Ewould take me to my home in Russia" !" but MT Pinney thought the town of Wa terbury did not want to get rid of her as bad as that. The girl, however, is evidently sick, judging from her swollen features and bandaged neck, and she is also weak, mentally, judging from her actions. Something should be done for her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07
CONNECTICUT INDUSTRIES.

Weekly Record of Business In R Very
 Busy State.
 The summary of the Weekly Record for the current week shows a large in- crease in the real estate business. The fine weather of the past week has had its effect and unless some set back is ex- perienced the season should be a good one. The showing for Connecticut is as follows:
 Real estate sales-New Haven 24, Bridgeport 36. Hartford 25, Waterbury 15, Meriden ,, New Britain 5, Middle town 2, Danbury 16, Norwalk 12, Anso- nia 6, Huntington 4.
 Real estate mortgages-New Haven $106, ,96O, Bridgeport $58,035, Hartford $69, 500, Waterbury $53, ,104, Meriden $66, ,175, New Britain $16,814, Danbury $3O, ,573, Norwalk SIS, 100, Ansonia $4 4,- 585, Huntington $4 300.
 The total number of sales this week is 153 as compared with 100 for the pre- ceding week.
 The total of recorded mortgages is $42s, ,S24, as against $173, ,41O the pre-. ceding week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07
AMUSEME MENTS.
VernOna Jarbeau.

Miss Vernona Jarbeau, the celebrated comedienne, played to a large audience last evening. Miss Jarbeau was very both in voice and gesture and at once won the favor of the au- dience. Her company is a very good one, Budd Ross as an Irishmen who be- comes an Italian, keeping the audience in a roar of laughter by his grotesque acting.-New Haven Courier. At the opera house this evening.
 Mattie Vickers.
 The attraction on Friday and Satur- day, with matinee Saturday, at Jacques opera house, will be the favorite soubrette, Matte Vicke IS, and her many comedians who will appear in the sue cessful comedy "Jacquine, or Life Be- hind the Scenes" The play is superior to the ordinary run of farce comedies, written to suit the peculiar traits of soubrettes. Miss Vickers is one of the best soubrettes on the American stage. She is graceful and pleasing dancer; has sweet voice, and her German dia lect is excellent. On Saturday night Miss Vickers will present her latest sue cessful comedy, 'The Circus Queen"
 ''FablO ROmani."
 A fair sized audience witnessed tho production of "Fabio Romani" at tht opera houes last night. The company fully sustained the reputation madt here few weeks ago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07
Browns Majority 600.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 1.-The latest figures show that D. Russell Brown, tine republican candidate for governor has clear majority of nearly 600. At 9 a; m. it was given out that Brown had a plurality only, but at 3:15 the Journal announced that he must have a majority of about 200. This morning the News, the official organ of the party in Rhode Island, announces that Brown will have nearly 600 majority.
 At noon Browns plurality was placed at 2,047, and his majority at about 600. the entire vote was 54, TAG, nearly 10000 larger than last year. The republican majority in the general assembly has been cut down, but the reelection of Senator Aldrich is assured. There has been no election of state treasurer or at tOrEey general.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07
NAuaATuck ANp MolNlIY.
DOtngs of Day in tho valley BoI0v
 This City.

DOtnEs of Q Day in the valley RoIosv
 This City.
 NAUGATUcK, April 7.-In a scrap be- tween dogs on the street Tuesday, thirteen dogs assembled within two minutes, only three of the lot wearing collars. There are probably 150 dogs in town not registered.
 - Ollie Robbins, son of the doctor, will attend school at Great Burlington, Mass. His mother accompanied him there to-day.
 A white haired, aged man, crippled by both disease and drink, was the butt for a number of school boys at noon yesterday until he drew a knife and threatened to cut any one who inter- fered win him, when they let him pass on.
 Charley Grey hitched up to take a rlde yesterday afternoon, but his horse was ready to start before he got in, and ran across on center hill, where he turned over the carriage without doing great deal of damage. Mir Grey pro cured another carriage and rode out.
 John F. HaYmer, the shoemaker, who wes taken to the town house on Tues day, died yesterday. He was 63 yeart of age and died from consumption.
 The main body of the republican town committee together with one o our democratic landlords, had an enjoy able time at a probate judges office las night, hearing an argument between two Russians and Polish Jew, on tn, home rule question. The judge was un able to decide the point and advised them to come around to-day witt another lawyer, when he would agre' that the two lawyers would skin tn, three of them.
 The Rev A. T. Randall of Meriden expected to preach at St Michael 1 to night.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07
Brennan The Baker

Do you eat, well if you do and wish to get the A No article, served by the most skillful and mannerly clerks in the city, bon cake is new in the market and it is Q great hit. Brennan is not in the four or butter business, therefore he can devote all of his time to the baking business. He still keeps those famous Tea biscuits, made from his grandmother's receipt. Brennan is in hopes the Sunday train will run as then the people down the road can have an opportunity to try his genuine New England Bread as he is the only baber in Waterbury who makes it perfect. Fresh Tea biscuit every afternoon at both stores at 10c dog, and he does not serve you crackers for cookies.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07
DR 0. W. S. FROST, 177 Bank street,
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETING

Meetings This Evening. ~ Secretaries are requested to send n the dates of meetings of societies, lodges and clubs and to notify us of any changes of regular meet ing nights.
 Woman's Relief corps. Wadhams Post, G. A. R. Waterbury Athletic club. Tunxis tribe, 10. R. M. Waterbury Temperance Reform .nb. Harmony lodge, F. & A. M. Monitor Hose Go.
 Citizens Hose Co. fa Mutual H. & H. Go. Martha Washington, Order Silver Stars. Mad River grange.
 Friendship lodge, Sons of Herman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07
LooAL LlNEa.

A carload of Niagara Falls -four ct 60. 60 per barrel ct LADD'H.
 PHELAN is sslling Toa that eannct be Iequaled In tho state For quality and priee. ESR it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07

NEW HAVEN, April 6.-Sergeant Cox of the weather bureau predicts for to- day fair, cooler, southwest winds, for Friday cloudness and rain, stationary temperature, easterly winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07
COOLER, RAIN.

OmCIal Weather Predictions For To-Day
 and TO-MOrrOw.
 NEW YORK, April 7.-The following table shows the condition of the weather in the principal cities of the country at 8 a, m, to-day:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07

SaIutatOry, Ivan Benedict Recitation, Adella Blakeslee Recitation, Louis Walsh Glass history, Nellie Culhane Glass history, Gertrude Neale. Recitation, Joseph Mcdonald Recitation, Thomas Morgan Recitation, Cora Crompton Recitation Edith Phillips Composition, James Cassidy Composition, William Donovan Class Poem, Nellie Hayden Class Poem, Ella Candee Recitation, Margaret Coer Recitation, Ollie Parks Glass Prophecy, Bertha Hart Glass Prophecy, Susie Curtiss Valedictory, John Murray
 Presentation of diplomas by the
 superintendent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07
AT l5 CENTS.

25 pieces Wool Dress Goods wortl 25 cents. This is the greatest bargain ever offered Sale price 15 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-07
AT 28 CENTS.

1000 yards India Silks, all shades worth A cents. Sale price 2S cents.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-13
VIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
Biesiada KIubu KOlumba W
,,AhditOrium".

Ma uczczenie 400.letniej rocznicy
odkrycia Ameryki przez Kolumba
odbyla sic wczoraj wspauia}a biesia-
da urzadzona przez Klub Kolumba
W ,,Auditorium". w wspaniale przy-
strojonej hall zasiedli czionkowie
Klubu i zaproszeni goscie, W liczbie
kt6rych znaidowa}o sic wielu dostoj-
nycb przedstawicieli duchowiehstwa'
Byli obecni Najprzew. Arcybiskup
Feehan, Biskup spalding z Peoria,
Ills, z polskiego duchowiehstwa
Wiel. ks. Barzyhski i inni kap4ani.
Prezydent Amberg odczyta} maj
pierw listy wyrazeniem zalu po
wodu niemoznosci-przybycia ma BAN
kiet cd wielu dostojnych os6b z po
"a Chicago, miedzy innemi cd PREF.
Harrisona. DIVA gi6wne toasty wznie-
sli Najprzew. ks. Arcybiskup Feehan
i Biskup spalding. Arcybiskup
wzui6si toast ma czes6 OLGA sw. Leo.
na XIII W diuzszem pAemowieniu
wskazywa} podziwem SHE wolf, gor.
liwosc W wierze j szlachetne zalety
G}owy Koscio}a. Naiprzew. Biskup
Spalding m6wii dtngo i pieknie
,,Kolumbie, jego misyi i charakte-
rze". Trudno poda6 streszczenie tel
obszernej mowy. Dose zazuaczyc,
ze m6wca podnosis cechy religJne
Kolumba i nazwaS 60 "a Humboldt
TEN ,,olbraymem, kt6ry stoi ma roz-
drozu pomiedzy wiekami sredniemi i
nowemi". Przemawiali nadto PIP.
w. J. Hynes, Thomas B. Bryan, Sc.
dzia Kelly i inni. Baukiet byi swie-
tiny.
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Straszne samObojstwO.

w straszny spos6b usiiowa} sic
wczoraj pozbawi6 zycia 25letni
Albert Roepke, zam. pm. 79 ma w.
16-ej ulicy. Poszedi on do piwnicy i
tam odciat sobie naipierw siekiera
lewa noge, potem usi}owa1 sobie
odoiac lewa reke tax, re wisi ona
tylko ma muskulach, wreszcie zada}
sobie 6 ciezkich ran W glove ta
sama siekiera. Znaleziono 60 lezace-
go W ka}uzy krwi. Nieszczesliwy od-
wieziony do szpitala powiatowego,
lada chwila tam skona. -. Powodem
samobojstwa by}o to, re Roepke
przyby}y juz pred paru laty do
Chicago, ale s}abo rozwiniety umy.
stowo, ME m6gi W zaden sposob ma.
uczyt sic iezyka angielskiego zna-
lezc piracy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-13
UROCZYSTOSCI
ma Geese KOlumba
EUROPA.
Madryt.

Madryt, - pazdziernika.-
Uroczystosci ma upamietnienie
4OO-letniej rocznicy odkrycia
Ameryki przez Kolumba byiy
prawdziwie wspaniale. =. Kie,
dy slo6ce weszlo, stolica Hisz-
panii przedstawiata sic czaru-
iaco. Domy i balkony lonely
W dekoracyach i kwiatach.
Zlote i czerwone kolory Hisz-
panii przeblyskiwa}y zewszad.
Zawieszono wiele flag amerY-
ka6skich . .. Ma Gale Mayor,
Puerta del Sol i Gale Alcala
stane}y przesliczne bramy try
umfalne. CaiosG by}a olsnie-
waiaca. -. Cd rama miasto
rozbrzemiewa}o wes 1emi
dzwiekami 17tu muzyk woj-
skowych i wielu prywatnych,
ktore paradowa}y przez ulice,
Wkr6tce ulice miasta nape}ni-
4y weso}e, barwne t}umy....
Pogoda by1a wyborna. We
wszystkich koscio1ach zosta}y
odprawione naboze1stwa ju-
bileuszowe. P6zniej od-
by3a sic wspania}a procesya
studenrow i profesor6w wszy-
stkich hiszpa6skich uniwer-
sytet6w. Uczestnicy procesyi
nosili barwne malownicze
sredniowieczne kostjumy; W
szeregach ich widaG by}o sta
rozytne choragwie i oznaki.
SHY takze liczne deputacye
student6w Z uniwersytet6w a
meryka6skich, niemieckich,
francuskich, belgijskich i por-
tugalskich. Dzie6 ca}y by1
prawdzlwie uroczysty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-13
Wyspa Cuba.

Havana, u pazdziernika.-
Uroczystos6 4OO-letniej rocz,
nicy odkrycia A meryki obcho-
dzono tutaj wspaniale. Salwy
armatnie MORO Castel, po-
}ozonej naprzeciw bateryi La
Punta fortyfkacyi Casa Blan-
ka otworzyiy obchody. W ka'
tedrze zosta4y odprawione u,
roczyste naboze6stwa i odspie-
wane TIE Deum". T}umy lu'
du odwiedzi}y kosci6} naprze
ciwko Plaza de Armas, gdzle
spoczywaja kosci Kolumba'
Dzie6 by} swietem powszech
mem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-13
NOtatki telegrafczne
Ameryki.

Washington. Cd ponie.
dzia}ku PAM Harrison coraz to
ma sic gorzej. Prezydent sam
juz przyszed} do przekonania,
ze dla nla1zonki jego ME ma
nadziei ratunku ze godziny
jej zycia SO policzone.
Washington. Cz}onkowie
gabinetu przygotowuja sic do
wyjazdu z ma}zonkami ma u
roczystosc poswiecenia wysta-
stawy chicagoskiej W dniu q
pazdziernika. Take cz}onk ko-
vie uajwyzszego trybuna1u
Stan6w Ziednoczonych wybio-
ra sic do Chicago. Prawdopo.
dobnle wszyscy WyJada q wa
shiogtonu dnia 1890 b. m. VIE
czorem.
Demver.Co1o w poniedzia.
lex wieczorem W miescle na-'
szem pada} snieg, deszcz i u,
tworzy}a sic gololedz. Potem
powsta}a jeszcze zawierucha
prawdziwa, kt6ra wczoraj pra-
vie przsz ca}y dzieh trwa}a.
Ze wszystkieh niemal miejsco'
wosci w Colorado i Utah do
nosza. O burzach, a po1aczenia
telegrafczne we wielu miej
scach juz So zerwane. W ma.
szem mieacie burza pozrywa}a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-13
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, l2 pazdz. =
5000 cz}onk6w towarzystw
w{oskich maszerowa}o dis W
po}udnie przez g}6wne ulice
miasta do pomnika ssKolumba
W parku Paramount, gdzie od-
by} sic obch6d 400 letniej ro,
cznicy. w pochodzie znajdo.
wa}o sic kilka woztw z pred
stawieniami seen z zycia Ko
lumba. Wieczorem rzymsko-
katolickie zak}ady naukowe i
szko}y urzadzi}y W Academy
of Music" podpios}y obch6d.
Hale by}y przepe1nione die
emi szkolnemi, ich nauczycie-
laml i kreWnym1. hazdy u
cze6 mia} ma}a fage amery-
ka6ska. Spiewano piesd ,,Ame-
RIGA" piesni w}oskie po w}o-
sku. Opr6cz tego program
obeimowai muzyczne utwory,
zywe obrazy, mowy / cwicze-
MIA wojskowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-13
Telesramy zagranlczle.
Zamach ma cara ROsyi.

PARYz, II pazdziernika. -
Gazeta tutejsza ), Wick XIXty''
og}asza dis bardzo sensacyjny
telegram Warszawy. Pod}ug
tel wiadomosci, ma cara Ale
ksandra dokonany zosta} nowy
zamach. Mianowicie kiedy
pociag cara przejezdza1 przez
stacye skierniewice, pod jed
nym z wagonow nastapi}a eks,
plozya naboju dynamitowego.
Pociag zosta} uszkodzony i
pieG os6b jest zahitych. Car
sam = opr6cz strachu - zad.
nych uszkodze1 ME odni6s}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-13
Detroit, Mich.

Detroit, y pazdz. = W}osi
tutejsi dzisiaj obchodzili uro-
czyscie rocznice odkrycia A.
meryki. O godz. 2 czfonko-
vie stowarzyszenia lombard,
jakotez licznych innych stowa-
rzysze6 w}oskich, zebrali sic W
parku Grand Circus" i stam-
tad W procesyi przeszli przez
ulice miasta. Pred ratuszem
zatrzymali sic, azeby dat spo~
sobnosc do przem6wienia bur-
mistrzowi Coole. Potem uda
no sic do hall Colombo, gdsie
kilku mowc6w przemawiafo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-13
Anglia.

L0ndyo, II pazdziernika.-
DIS wieczorem W hotelu Me-
tropole odby1 sic swietny ban
kiet na uczczenie 40O-letniej
rocznicy odkrycia Ameryki.
Prezydowa} ma bankiecie am
basador hiszpa6ski W Londy-
ME. Prezydent zawiadom1,
ze W imieniu uczestnik6w ban
kietu przeslane zosta}y depe-
sze z powinszowaniami do kr6-
lowej -regentki W Hiszpanii,
do kr6la Wioch, do prezyden-
ia Harrisona i do ks. de We
ragna, potomka Kolumba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-13
KlaSZt0r La Rabida.

Hue5o0a, u pazdziernika.-
Ma czesc 4OO-letniej rocznicy
.odkrycia Ameryki odby}a sic
dzisiaj W klasztorze 90. Fran
ciszkan6w La Rabida lroczy
sta inauguracya wspania}ego
pomnika dla Kolumba. Ma
uroczystosci tel by}a obecna
Acknowledgements, ma}y kr6l
Alfons, ministrowie, senate
rzy, ezlonkowie izby oraz wyz-
81 ofcerowie urzednicy. Thu
my otacza}y klasztor. Zatoka
morska i rzeka by}y pokryte
setkami statk6w, a po opad-
nieciu zas}ony pomnika powi-
ta}y go wszystkie okretY wo-
ienue salwami strza16w armat-
mich. Kr6lowa-regentka wlo-
zy}a }a6cuch orderu Z}otego
Runa ksieciu deVeragna, jedy-
nemu pozosta}emu potomkowi
Kolumba W linii prostej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-13
Montreal, Canada.

Montreal, - pazdz. = 400
letnia rocznice odkrycia Anne
ryki obchodzono tu dzisiaj u.
roczyscie. We wszystkich pu-
blicznych szko}ach miano mo-
wy. Nauki szkolnej ME byfo.
w katedrze sw. Piotra odbyfe
sic uroczyte nabozehstwo.
Wszystkie okrety stojace W
przystani So wspaniale przyo-
zdobione, a wieczorem na czesc
pamieci Kolumba odezNyie sic
100 strza1ow armatnich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-13
Ces. Wilhelm W Wiedniu.

W1EDE1, - pazdziernika.-
DIS rano ces. Wilhelm by}
obecny ma przegladzie wojsk
austryjackich. Potem odby}
sic galowy obiad W pa}acu
Schoenbrun. Zaproszonych by
10 80 os6b, W tel liczbie wszy-
scy ministrowie austryaccy /
swita cesarza niemieckiego.
Wieczorem dwaj cesarze byll
ma przedstawieniu dramatu W
Teatrze dworskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-13
Buffalo, N. Y.

Buffalo, 10 pazdz. = Vic.
skie tutejsze stowarzyszenia
obchodzi}y dis ,,dzie6 Kolum-
ba" wspania}a parada po uli-
each. Obch6d rozpocza} sic
uroczystem nabozedstwem we
w1oskim kosciele sw. Antonio
go, zako6czy} wielkiem zgro-
madzeniem piknikiem W Cen
tral Park.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-13

Oddzlad pollcyl konneJ oy1
ma czele; dalej 1000 bicykli-
stow, kaady mich latarnia
ichoragiewka jecha}o ma swych
welocypadach. Nastepowa3o
II herold6w na bia}ych ko.
mach. Pu}kownik John G.
Gamett by} g}6wnym marsza4'
klein, sztab jego tworzyli
wybitni obywatele mlasta W
uniformach austryackiej gwar.
dyi konnej W srebrnych he}
mach z bia}ymi pi6ropuszami,
W bia}ych mundurach, stalo.
wych pancerzach, z}otych epo-
letach, bia}ych spodniach i
wysokich butach.
Nastepowa}o % woz6w z
alegorycznymi i historycznymi
zywymi obrazami, kt6re ME
zmiernie sic podoba}y. Pred
stwione ma mich by}y: Czasy
bajeczne, ameryka1skie czasy
przedhistoryczne, wick ka,
mienny, czciciele s}ohca sk1a'
dajacy ofiary, zwyciestwo ge-
niuszu, staJua Rolumba ( przed
kt5ra siedzia1a postaG pred
stawiajaca Ameryke, a obok
niej postacie Hiszpanii i
W}och); grupa s}ynnych ze-
glarzy: Cortez, i'i<zaro, Ame-
rigo Vespucci, Ponce de Leon,
Cabot inni; hiszpahscy ryce-
re, swita Ferdynanda i LA,
belli; karawela Santa Maria
ciagniona przez maitk6w; w6z
purytan6w, model kapitolu W
Westinghouse, wozy z A da-
mani przedstawiajacemi Stany
Uni, grupa przedstawiajaca
Lincolna Granta re sztabem,
amerykadska faga, statua VOL
nosci, grupa przedstawicieli
wszystkich narod6w, oddzia4
Amerykan6w, olbrzymia cho,
ragiew i general Washington
re sztabem; nakoniec wyobra'
zenia prasy, muzyki, umieje'
tnosci i ,dziewicy ameryka1-
skiej'' jako najwspanialszej
przedstawicielki p1ci pieknej
ma ca}ej ziemi. - Ostatnim
by} ,,w6z elektrycznosci" 80
stop d}ugi, ciagniony przez
10 koni, ma kt6rym umieszczo-
nych by1o 1900 fwiate} ele'
ktrycznych. Trwa}o 2 godziny,
MIN ca}y poch6d przeszedf
przez Washington square.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-13
Okrucienstwa MOskali.

LoNDYN, - pazdzlernika. =
correspondent tutejszej gazety
,,Standard" z Shanghai Chi
mach donosi, co nastepuje:
,,Osady statk6w angielskich
po1awiajacych fokl, kt6re 20
sta}y pochwycone przez rosyj
skie okreta wojenne i odsta,
wioue do W}adywostoku, skar.
"a sic Ma nies}ychane dixie i
okrutne obchodzenie sic z mimi
Moskali. Wartoby ia to cos
zaradziG."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-13
Cholera W EurOpie.

BUDA PEszT, II pazdz. =
" ciagu ostatnich y godzin
49 os6b zachorowaio ma chole.
re, 13 umar}o.
HAMBURG, II pazdzier. =
By1o tn wczoraj tylko l9 no.
wych wypadk6w zarazy;; dwie
osoby zmar}y. Epidemia sic
koGczy. W Altonie by1y diva
nowe wypadki cholery.
ODESSA, II pazdziernika. =
W ca}ej po}udniowej Rosyi
szerzy sic grozuie cholera.