davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10

ef Chicago to be almost a stand off, so
Cleveland's plurality in Chicago and
Cook county may be approximated at
10000. Six hundred and thirty-two
out of seven hundred and ten pre-
cincts In the state outside of Cook
county give Cleveland liz, ,406, Harri-
son l22 ,284. This is a plurality for
Harrison of 9s7S. Official returns are
not likely to show a marked variation
from these figures. The
vote or Altgeld, Democratic
nominee for governor, will
show some increase over these fig
ures, while the remainder OF the state
Democratic ticket will receive same as
Cleveland and Stevenson electors.
The Democrats have also elected the
entire county ticket in Cook county.
In the state senate the Democrats will
have about seven majority and indica-
tions also are that they will control
the lower house by about the same
majority. No senator Is to be elected
by the next general assembly, but the
important advantage of redistricting
the state for congressional, legislative
and judicial purposes will fall to the
Democrats.
Chicago-Fifer is making strong
lace for Governor outside of Cook
county and although majority of the
Republicans concede his defeat, 9TH
ers still hold on TO hopesof his sue
cess. The Inter-Ocean at O'Clock
announces that fourteen counties out"
side of Cook have gone for Fifer. At
this rate The Inter-Ocean believes he
may yet win the state. 1t is conceded
the state goes to Cleveland.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10
UTAH.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 9.-Corrected re-
turns indicate the election Of Raw
Inns, Democrat, as delegate, by 1000
majority.
Paulding-Paulding county gives a
Democratic majority for president for
the first time in its history. Cleve-
lands pleurality is 127.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10

New YORK, Nov. 9.-The Bepubli-
can National committee at o'clock
sent out the following bulletin: Lat
est advices received at headquarters
are that the result of the election de.
pends upon the returns from Wiscon-
sin, Illinois and Indiana, all Of which
are exceedingly close but are claimed
by the Republicans in each case
With electors from these states Har.
rison and Reid will have 226 sure
votes.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Tho President and Cabinet Arose Early
Only 20 Read Their Door.


The President and Cabinet Arose Early
Only to Read Their Doom.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.--The tele-
graph Office at the White Heuse was
re.opened at II o'clock this msrniag,
and Mr.. Montgomery, clerk In charge,
was soon busily engaged receiving
bulletins containing revised returns
OF elections, clearly corroboratlng
earlier returns. They gave no en-
couragement to the Republieaa IN
mates of the house, and the desperate
hope of the early morning that Illi.
nois and Indiana might still be cafe
gave way to unmistakea evidence
OF the success of the Demoeratie
ticket. Attorney General Miller,
Postmaster Wanamaker and General
Veasy visited the president during
the forenoon and offered all eonsola-
tion possible AZ the party's defeas.
Mr.. Wanamaker maintained his
usual merry spirits and did what he
could to cheer his less buoyant asso-
ciates. Each declined to suggest any
possible explanation of Republican
losses. Attorney General Miller
waved off all interviewers with the
remark. II have nothing at all to
say" One more persistent than the
rest said him: "To what do You At
Tribute the unexpected landslide?u
Tn attorney general hesitated a
moment and quickly said: when
man has the smallpox he dOn't care
much how he got it.n He then closed
the conversation by walking away.
The air OF depression throug heut the
executive departments this morning.
was 80 dense 1t could almost be felt
and now and then some clerk would
pluck up spirit enough to ask for re-
turns from some state supposed to be
still doubtful, but with no hepe of
hearing favorable news. 4 OF course
vast majority of the employees are
sheltered beneath the broad wings Of
the civil service law and therefore do
not feel that direct personal or pecun-
iary interest in the result that char
lied the clerks In the olden days
OF political revolution In Office.
Many Democrats are also included In
their ranks, relics of the Cleveland
administration, and are evidences Of
the protecting influences of the civil
service law. AS President Harrison
and President-Elect Cleveland are
both committed to the enforcement of
this law the rank and file feel tolera-
bly, easy as to the result. But many
bureau chiefs, heads divisions and
private secretaries without the scope
OF that law are downcast today at the
result, for 1t means much to them.
Secretary Foster was at the White
House until midnight, but that fact
did not prevent him from appearing at
his office at the state department. as
the usual hour this morning. He
plunged at once into the work Of the
day in philosophic spirit and de-
clined to discuss politics until returns
were sufficiently definite to enable hina
to form SONS judgment Of the extent
and cause of the disaster which the
lparty has sustained.
Secretary Tracy, who contributed
his vote In Brooklyn and hurried over
to Washington to sit up with the
president last night, was In q happy
frame Of mind, which comes to men
who have done their best and know
1t. His own state has gone Democratic,
but he could not help it.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. 9-Michigan's elec-
torial vote is badly split up. The
Democrats claim that six of these
votes will be cast for Cleveland while
the Republicans say they are certain
of nine. Both parties claim the legis-
lature by safe majority. A success
or to United States Senator Stock
bridge, Republican, whose term ex-
pires next March, will be elected by
the legislature this winter.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10
OREGON.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 9.-From
meagre reports received indications
are that Harrison carries the state by
1000 plurality. Snively (Dem.) is
leading for governor, while the vote
on congressman is close. The Peoples
party vote surprisingly large.
Portland-The Democratic central
con mittee comedies the election of
three Harrison electors in Oregon,
bnt claim the election of one Weaver
elector who was endorsed by the Dem.
ocrats.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 0.-Nine hun
dred and thirty-seven precincts in
California, out of total of 2199, give
Cleveland 67994, Harrison 6256l,
Weaver 9287. CIeveland's plurality
1915. This includes 265 precincts in
San Francisco.
San Francisco-One thousand two
hundred and sixty-six out of 2199 pre-
cincts, including 267 in San Francisco,
give Harrison 81 1853, Cleveland 68,603,
Weaver 10, ,553.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10
this Is AWFUL"
Senator Matt Quay All Broke Up Over tn
Republican Defeat.

Senator Matt Quay All Broke Up Over ii
Republican Defeat.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Ex-senator
Quay arrived here this morning from
Pittsburg. He remained only few
minutes at the hotel and then went
out and visited a number Of places on
personal business, finally bringing up
at the Republican state committee
headquarters. Collector Cooper and
q reporter found him there this after
noon. Quay silently shook hands
with his callers and sinking into o
chair said, "This is awful"
Turning to Collector Cooper he
asked, "What have you heard? What
have we saved?"
Collector Cooper said there was still
hopes Of Indiana. Quay made no re-
ply but listened as Cooper told him
the situation OF affairs.
To the question: "To what do you
attribute our defeat?" Quay replied:
"Lack of votes.n
"Well then why do you think votes
were lacking?"
"You will have to ask the voters
that question, )" replied Quay.
"Have you nothing to say senator,
on the result?n
Nothing" said Quay, and he
turned to Collector Cooper aud began
questioning him as to the result in
different legislative districts In the
state.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10
NORTH DAKOTA.

BISMARCK, Nov. S.-One hundred
and forty-three precincts covering re-
turns from twenty counties, including
Fusion strongholders, give Republi-
can majority of 1886. Johnson is elec-
ted to congress by 5000; Harrison cleo
tors will probably receive 2500.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10
CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 9.-The
vote in this state with one town miss
ing gives Cleveland 82,4C8, Harrison
76,989, Weaver 1904, scattering 1905.
Cleveland's plurality 5417. Four years
ago it was 1886. The whole Democrat
ic ticket is probably elected.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10

be anti-Republican Counties still
not heard from are all in the western
part of the state and are the hot bed
of the Third party movement, and If
they change the result given here it
will be in the way ofincreasing fusion
majOrities.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Nov. 9.-Gen.
Stevenson arose early this morning to
get what additional returns that weio
procurable and spent the day receiv-
ing visitors. and congratulations and
kilograms. This afternoon Stevenson
sent congratulations t. Cleveland.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10
ENGLAND.
THE COTTON OPERATORS STRIKE.

THE COTTON OPERATORS STRIKE.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 9.-The strike
among cotton operators here has
thrown 1000 persons out of employ
ment. A proposal has been made on
exchange to put on hall time all mills
in north and northeast Lancashire in
order to assist the federation to fight
operatives. Some of the weaving
sheds at Burnley are now working on
short time, others are closed. The
stock yarns are becoming exhausted
as the result of the strike.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. .9.-IndicatioHs
are that Louisiana will return solid
Democratic congressional delegation.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Nov. 9.-Returns are COM
ing in slowly. Both sides claim the
state. Indications are that Harrison
and Weaver will run very close.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10
Gen. stayanaon at home

From the North TO the South DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup is the preventive Of colds
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-11-10
Republican Bulletin.

We heard q mechanic say that he would no
be without Salvation Oil. 1t kills pains.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-11
Poniedzia}ek, dnia II Lipca 1892 r.

syonarzy i 5 zakonnice zgine}o
W p}omieniach.
Nova Fundlandya.
W nocy Sgo ma 9ty b. m.
nawiedzi} straszny pozar mia
sto St. Johns i obr6ci1 wieksza
jego czes6 W gruzy i popi6}.
900 budynk6w, miedzy mimi
takze parliament. Bee dachu
zosta1o 10000 os6b. Spali}y
sic miedzy innymi kolegium
metodyst6w, kt6re kosztowa1o
$4,000, kosci6} metodyst6w,
ME sko6czona jeszcze katedra
anglika6ska, ma kt6ra juz wy
dano Gwierc miliona dolarow,
swiatynia mason6w, kosztujaca
$4,000, Union Bank, kt6ry
placi} akcyonaryuszom 20 pre-,
sliczny katolicki koScia zbu.
dowany 1867. z piaskowca /
granitu, pa}ac biskupa ze zbio
rem kosztownosci. Spali}o sic
Gro dzieci jeden doros}y. O.
glen powsta} z nieostroznego
obchodzenia sic zapa}kami
W stodole. Miasto by}o W
mai jwiekszej czesci drewniane,
i Jest zupe}nie zniszczone.
Szkoda wynosi 20 milion6w
dolar6w.
Szwecya i Norwe=ia.
w mieseie Christiansand
wybuch} Sgo b. m. straszny
pozar, kt6ry znlszczy1 po1ows
miasta. Spalifo sic 356 do
NOW wiele budynk6w publi-
cznych. Tylko injury fortecy
i koszary ocala}y. Szkoda
wynosi try pol miliona dola'
row.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-11
fGlegTamy ZaSraniGlns.

(Rzad niemiecki a Bismarck. :
Przyszfa Wystawa W Berlinie--
Liebknecht potepia anarchizm.-
Koncert amerykanskieh spieWa-
koW W Hamburger. : POzar W
Hamburger. = Sprawy angielskie
w Mar0kkO.- Cholera sw Paryiu
iokOliey. : Wystawa kolumbij-
ska W Genui. : Wybuch Etny.-
Smiere kardynafa Battaglini.-
EksplOzya kOtfa W Szwajcaryi.-
Cholera W ROsyi Turkiestanie.
Obrazy AjwasOWskiegO ma wy
stawe chieagOska.- .-Spalenie sta
cyl misyjnej W Afryee. = Strasz-
ny pOzar W st. Johns W Chri-
stiansanG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-11
Tezegramy Za0iqzku prasy z
daaia 10 ipca 1892.
NieIney.

Sfery rzadowe pracuja obec-
ME mad zestaWieniem szczeg6-
low dotyczacych sic dymisyi
Bismarcka z kanclerstwa i je'
go history po dis dzief. Je-
zeli Bismarck, jak sic og6lnie
spodziewaja, ME zaprzestanie
swych wycieczek przeciw rzs-
dowi, Rad og}osi zebrane szcze-
go}y, kt6re ME beds korzystne
dla by}ego kanclerza. Ola te-
go wyrazI sic jeden najbllz-
szych zaufanych ksiecia, re
Wola}by go widzieG ma marach
niz jego wielka s}awe tax spo-
niewierana. Partya nacyonal-
no-liberalna, dotychczas trzy-
majaca Bismarckiem, stanie
sic dian obojetnq, a moze 60
opusci zupe3nie.
Pred wyjazdem Bismarcka
do Wiednia poczyniono pewne
kroki by przyprowadziG do
skutku spotkanie sic jego &C.
sarzem W Kilonii. Poniewaz
iednak Bismarck aada} pred
tenn spotkaniem poufnej roz'
mowy z cesarzem, ktora mia3a
bye niejako przeproszeniem "a
otrzymana dymisYa, oswald
czyl oburzony cesarz, re odtsd
ami ME chce s}yszec o ugedzie
Z Bismarckiem. Powiadaja,
re go ME pociagnie do sadowej
odpowiedzialnosci "a jego wy
razenia, lecz re go ME przesta-
ME zwalczaG W gazetach.
WiadomosG, re Gladstone
ME zdo}a uzyskae znacznej
wiekszosci g}os6w W Izbie niz-
szej, zadowoli}o wielce niemiec-
kie ko}a rzadowe. Obawiaja
sic bowiem, re wp}yw jego
m6g1by rozbic tr6jprzymierze.
Caprivi stara sic goraco po-
zyskat rzady Ipa6stw niemiec-
kich ma korzysc przysz}ej wy
stawy wBerlinie. Spodziewa
sic, re Niemcy wyjda zwycie-
sko z walki, iaka moze pow
sta6 W spraWie wystawy mie-
dzy mimi a Francya. Liczy
Wiele ma wp}yw niemc6w Ia
mieszkujacych Ameryke. W
walce, jaka sic rozpocze}a mie-
dzy Watykanem Francya
stoja niemieccy katolicy po
stronie rzadu. Odwo{anie
schloezera, pruskiego pos1a
przy Watykanie uwazaja og6l-
ME "a dow6d, re Rad niemiec-
ki ME zniesie mieszania sic pa
pieza do kwestyi miedzynaro-
dowych, i re wskutek przed}u-
zania sic tel sprawy zerwie swe
stosunki dyplomatycznez z Wa
tykanem.
w skutek zwyciestwa fran
cusko-rosyjskiej diplomacy W
Konstantynopolu zosta1 tame,
czny niemiecki pose1 Won Ra-
donitz przeniesiony do Madry-
tu.
Bawarski ksiaze Leopold 20
stal mianowany jeneralnym in
spektorem pruskiego, wirtem-
bergskiego idwoch bawarshch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-11
{ (Te5egramy 2 dsia9d10Ltpco
1922
TeIegramy z Homestead.

Telegramy z Homestead.
Ola }atwiejszego przegladu
zdarze6 W Homestead, podaje-
my tu trest najwazniejszych
telegram6w, kt6re stamtad ma
deszly W ciagu Soboty i Me
dzieli.
Homestead, 9 lipca.
Gubernator Pattison ME
chce mieszac sic W nieporozu-
mienia pomiedzy w}ascicielami
fabryk a robotnikami. Szeryf
rowniez ME chce sic mieszac,
to z dwooh powod6w: najprz6d
eboi sic, a potem istotnie ME
vie, co czynit.
Gubernator Pattison oswald
cyl delegation przemys}owc6w
z Homestead, il ME chce, azeby
milicya jego pe}ni1a s1uzbe
policy. Wojsko zostanie tyl-
ko W tym razie wys}ane, jezeli
chodzic bedzie o bronienie
w1asnosci lub interes6w rzado-
wych, a ME ma uslugi os6b pry-
watnych.
strajkujacy naturalnie wiel.
ce So uradowani z tel decyzyi
gubernatora. W ca}eJ miejsco-
awosci tax zreszta jest spokoj-
ME, re panuje tam cisza wick
sza, niz W jakiemkolwiek
miescie iczacem 10000 mie-
szkahc6W.
q New Yorku, Bostonu. i
Philadelphii strajkerzy otrzy-
mali wiadomosc, re frma Car
negie zam6wila do swych
fabryk robotnik6w ME naleza-
cych do uni. Oczywiscie robo-
tnicy beda sic starali ME do
pusoie do tego, by ludzie ci
mieli pracoWac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-11
Homestead, 10 lipcas

s}uzby W Homestead, dla ME-
sienia pomocy szeryfowi przy
st1umieniu rozruch6w. Guber.
nator Pattison zdecydowa} sic
to uczyniG, kiedy otrzyma} cd
szeryfa wiadomosc, re wpraw-
die wszedzie panuje spok6j,
ale re strajkerzy oswiadczyli,
il W fabryce Mkt iDny, iak
tylko oni, ME smie pracowat.
Nastepujacy rozkaz wyda}
gubernator do komendanta
gwardyi:
,,Gen. r. Snowden, general
major i komendant gwardyi
narodowej Stanu Pennsylva-
mia:
,,Powo}aj pan pod broh dy-
wizya i pomaszeruj pan zamu-
nicya do Allegheny County,
azeby wesprzec szeryfa. Utrzy-
muj pan pok6j. Bro6 pan
wszystkie osoby i ich prawa
zagwarantowane konstytucya'
kraju i ustawami Stanu. Po.
zosta6 pan re mna W komuni.
kacyi.
Rob. E. Pattison,
gubernator.
Do szeryfa zatelegrafowano,
re gen. Snowden niesie mu
pomoc.
Wielkie zaniepokojenie pow
sta}o miedzy strajkerami, gdy
wiest O tenn sic rozesz}a. Zebra
no sic natychmiast ma narade i
uchwalono ME stawiG milicyi
oporu zbrojnego.
Zdaje sic, re ze sadu polu-
bownego, kt6rego sic spodzie-
wano, mic ME bedzie. Kompa.
MIA ME chce nan sic zgodzic, a
dla strajkujacych jedynie kom-
petentnem jest Amalgamated
Association.
Arcybiskup Ireland.
Arcybiskup Ireland przyby-
wszy do New Yorku stanas W
hotelu> Fifth ave-" Wielka
senzacya wywo}a}a wiadomost,
re odwiedzi} 60 tam ekskomu-
nikowany ksiadz Nicely mn, i
wiadomosc, jakoby arcybiskup
Ireland ma powitanie poda}
mu obie rece i wprowadzi} go
do siebie, gdzie przez kilka
godzin 2 MIN rozmawia1.
Cleveland.
Bloomington, Ill.,, 9 lipca.
Kiedy gen. Stevenson we
czwartek rano powroci} Chi
cago, znalaz} u siebie pismo
gratulacyjne cd Clevelanda z
Buzzards Bay z zaproszeniem,
by przyby} do niego do Gray
Gables W odwiedziny i potem
wraz z MIN ijego familia uda}
sic do New Yorku, gdzle przy-
ieliby razem urzedowe zawia-
domienie swej nominacyi.
Nea0 York, 10 lipca.
Nastepujaca koresponden-
eva ME potrzebuje objasnieh:
,,Nea0 York, % czerwca.
do PAM Groverowej Cle-
veland.
uPrzyjemnie nam, jako re-
prezentantkom wielkiego zwia.
zku dam demokratycznych,
doniese Pani, re w3asnie zosta1
za}ozony przez matki, zony,
siostry i c6rki demokrat6w
nowoyorskich zwiazek pod ma
zwa Frances Cleveland In
fuence Club" Pozwolilysmy
sobie obraG nazwisko PAM dla
pierwszego z wielu klub6w
tego rodzaju, kt6re jak sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-11
ROk III.

lem tel Rampant jest zdJac
ciezar wielkich podatk6w 2
naszych w}asnosci i zyczymy
sobie W obronie ognisk domo-
wych wziat udzial we walce.
Mary Frost Ormsby."
Ma to odpowiedzia} uczciwy
Cleveland:
,Gray Gables, Buzzard
Bay, 6 lipca.
DO pani Mary Frost Ormsby:
,,Pani Cleveland poleci}a, mi
odpowiedziec ma list, W kt6,
rym PAM uwiadamiasz o zalo-
zeniu k]ubu Frances Cleve-
land Influence Club"
oNie jest to wcale przyje-
mnie mice przekonanie od-
mienne cd przekonania szcze-
rych przyjaci6}, kt6rzy usilujs
nietylko udowodnic swa przy-
jaz6, ale takze s}uzyc dobru
publicznemu i brac udzia} W
patryotycznem dzia}aniu. Po-
mimo tego ME jestesmy W sta,
ME pochwalic wyboru nazwi.
ska pani Cleveland do nazwa-
MIA klubu majacego ma celu
zajmowac sic polityka. Spo-
dziewamy sic, re panic ME we
zmiecie "a z}e wyrazenia ma
szego zdania, gdya opiera sic
ono ma przekonaniu, ze przy
zak}adauiu prowadzeniu klu-
bow tworzonych dla cel6w po-
litycznych, mona }atwo obyc
sic bez nazwiska ma}zonki i
matki, ktore jest swietem W
obrebie ogniska domowego. -
Grover Cleveland"
Nowy superior Jezuitow.
KS. Theodor Won Rossum
T. j., professor buffaloskiego
kollegium Canisiusa, zosta} re
Rzymu mianowany przefoao-
nym niemieekich 90. Jezui-
tow W Stanach Zjednoczonych
ich zak}ad6w wraz 2 misyami
indya6skiemi. Jego poprze-
dnik przesz}o 80 letni, ksiadz
Heinrich Behrens T. j., swis-
cic bedzie dnia 3go sierpnia
80 letni jubileusz kap}a6stwa.
Prochownia wylatuje W po-
wietrze.
Prochownie Giant" WHICH.
land, ko}o Berkeley W Califor-
nil wylecia}y W powietrze W
sobote o godz. 10 pred polu.
dniem. w San Francisco pc.
wstato W skutek tego jakoby
trzesienie ziemi i wszedzie W
miescie szyby popeka}y. W
prochowniach, jak s}ychae, Ia
den robotnik6w ME uszed} re
zyciem, a byto ich tam W cza-
sic eksplozyi do 200. Miesz-
kadcy W Oakland i Alameda
byli niezmiernie przerazeni
tysiace wybieg}y ma ulice.
Wedle p6zniejszych wiado.
mosci, szkoda W wSan Francisco
zrzadzona bardzo jest znaczna,
wiele dom6w tax mocno jest
wstrzasnietych, re trzeba je
bedzie gruntu restaurowac.
Ma trzeciej ulicy przednia czesc
skladu z}otniczego zupe}nie 20
stala zburzona i towary roz-
sypa}y sic ma ulice. W hotelu
Palace powsta} pop}och mie-
dzy gos6mi. Jak niezmiernem
by1o wstrzasnienie, MONA so.
bic wyobrazic, skoro powiemy,
re dalo sic uczuc W Sacramen-
to, oddalonem 0 80 mil.
Budynki nalezace do ,,Giant
Powder Co." byly oddalone
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-11
Homestead, 9 ,lipca.

Wczoraj wieczorem na zgro'
madzeniu robotnikow szyb
szklannych przyjeto rezolucya,
moca kt6rej burmistrza Gour.
leya uprasza sic, azeby Rade
miejsks nak}oni} do zwr6cenia
panu Carnegie sunny miliona
dolar6w podarowanej miastu
ma biblioteke publiczna. u
chwalono prosit inne korpora-
eye robotnicze, by zadanie to
popar}y. Rezolucya ia doznaje
tu og6lnego uznania i pewno.
scia bardzo wiele os6b iowa.
rzystw ia poprze.
PiHsbamg, 10 lipca.
O. godz. 5 rano nadesz}a de.
pesza z Homestead, donoszaca,
ze strajkerzy odkryli 16 tai
nych policyant6w poprzebiera'
nych "a robotnik6w, kt6rzy
tam sic krecili pod pozorem, ze
maja naprawia6 rury gazowe
prowadzace do fabryki. Straj.
kerry ka1ali i'm sic wydalit.
Ci ostatni tez us}uchali bardzo
pilnie SO jednak strzezeni.
Homestead, 10 lipca.
Wczoraj wieczorem, dzisiaj
rano kilkaBrotnie rozchodzi1a
sic wiest, re pinkertonianie sic
zblizaja. Strajkerzy otrzymali
oko1o tuzina telegramow tenn
donoszacych, i uwazaja dalsze
starcia "a nieuchronne. Straj-
kerry obliczajs, re oko}o 800
pinkertonian6w ma przybyc;
re zas sami licza 5000 do 1000
os6b, przeto sadza, re 1atwo-
scia ich zwycieza. Jesliby przy.
sz}o do starcia, to bedzie ono
krwawsze, niz by}o dawne.
Ze strajkerami wszyscy sym
patyzuja, tylko prasa ME. Pra-
sa gniewa sic o to, re reporte'
row wydalono z miejsca zatar-
gov. Strajkerzy tez uznaja
sw6j b}ad, i Hugh O'Donnell
broni reporter6w. Dop6ki
O'Donnell pozostaje g}6wnym
kierownikiem strajku, reporte'
rzy pozostana ma miejscu,- -cho-
ciaz wielu strajkerow patrzy ma
mich niechecia.
Strajkerzy buduja szpital
tymczasowy ma wypadek no.
wych zajsc krwawych.
Homestead, 10 lipca.
Duchowie6stwo sympatyzuje
robotnikami. w kosciele
metodyst6w Rev. Thompson
tax sic wyrazi}: ,skoro SWAT
zaprzestanie gonic "a celami
samolubnymi, ME bedzie takze
wynoszenia sic mad innych.
Bedziemy wtedy mieli demo-
kracya, W kt6rej ME bedzie
kr6lem zaden Carnegie, tylko
Chrystus bedzie panem jedy-
nym. Lew kapita1u wtedy spo-
kojnie lezeG bedzie obok owiec
piracy ME bedzie pinkertonia'
now wnoszacych rzez i mordy." }"
w katolickim kosciele Fanny
Nary przy 10 avenue, DIS
rano ks. Bullion m6wi} o zaj-
sciach dni ostatnich. Upomina}
wiernych, azeby wszelkiemi
silami starali sic unikac dal-
szego krwi rozlewu.
Homestead, 10 lipca.
Gaia miejscowos6 znajduje
sic jakoby W stanie oblezeDia.
Obcych- takze reporter6w =
rewiduja az do koszuli, uim ich
do wnetrza przypuszczaja.
Adwokat Horace L. Stiles z
Washingtonu napisa1 do
O'Donnella, radzac, azeby rada