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The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-06
CHAPTER III
POOR LANE

POOR JANE
Mrs. Challock did not disapprove OF
Olives intimacy with her next-door
neighbors: but she was slow to believe
that her daughter could really learn a
useful art from Lucy Cromer. Peggy
and Jane looked on in wonder Ind
doubt while Olive wove her garlands.
and Tom Challock laughed the whole
business to scorn-
so Olive wants to 60 to London and
earn her living, does she?" he said,
about a week after Michael's visit
well. Tee no objections; but don't tell
me there's a living to be made out OF
posy-making. Its nat'ral enough that
| she should want to be running after
that young man Of hers, and keeping a
sharp eye upon him. It's my belief
that he's too high and mighty for
Olive"
But if ne hadn't cared for her he
would not have come here again."
cried Jane.
Peggy sighed and shook her head.
She was a young woman who was
naturally disposed to see the gloomy
side of life.
I'm afraid father is right" she said.
"He is very high, and | think he came
partly to show himself Off"
Just then Olive herself appeared at
the open door. and there was a flush on
her face which told that the words had
reached her ears. Her mother. who
sat sewing. gave her a quick glance
and a little nod. She did not wish her
daughter TO pay any heed to anything
that Peggy or her father might say.
Mrs Challock lived on the whole
~peaceably enough with her husband;
but although she would not quarrel,
she quietly resented his unkind
speeches about Olive. How differently
he had talked when he came counting
the pretty widow: She was a weak
woman, and she knew that her second
marriage was a mistake, but she would
not let the whole village know her
secret.
''Oh, Olive, what have you there?"
asked Jane, suddenly catching sight OF
the figure in the doorway.
Come and see," said Olive. vanish
ing; and Jane threw down her needle
work and ran after her.
The two girls stood together outside
the cottage, and Olive displayed a
wreath of fern and studded with
punches of violets and primroses.
Even Jane. inexperienced as she was,
could see that the garland was the
work of artistic hands; the flowers had
been arranged as delicately as if a fairy
had touched them: it was IAN odorous
chaplet," fresh from the kisses of April
showers.
And this is your doing" said Jane.
admiringly. land people would buy
this thing in a London shop? Well. !
am sure they would in spite Of fathers
sneers. He knows nothing of great
towns and their ways; old Fenlake at
the inn is a good deal wiser than
father"
Olive smiled. we'll pleased with such
simple praise. She was happy this
evening: the light wind rufled her
thick hair and blew it into little curls
and rings about her temples: her eyes
were full Of sunshine. The letter
which had come that morning from
Michael had made her very glad, and
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-06
ON THE CREST OF THE HILL.

me breeze was sweet and the breeze Was chill
In that far brown hill
where the sunset fingered long and late,
Like a smile OF fate.
Many and many a time We stood
ooh, the gods were goodD,
We two. alone, o. that lonely height
In the fading light
Like shadowy ghS<ts the sails swept down
Past the quiet town,
Apc over the dim. white harbor bar
Sh1ne the first pure star.
~uh. sweet, And watched its splendor
grow
Through the sunset glow,
With sonetimes-not often-the bliss divine
OF your hand in mine
And still the breeze blows over the hill,
And the faint star still
Shines through the dusk. and TIE boats go By
Meath the darkening SKY.
But the star and the wind and the dim. sweet
sea
Are no more for ne.
And no more for me Is the hand I pressed
D the hills brown -rest.
Madeline S. Bridges, in Leslie's Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-06
A Sure Sign

''why. look at the Beach house 1t
appears to be on Gre.
We'll, it isn't What yoo see - Gig
arctic smoke. The Pale college giee
club has arrived."-Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-06

Rev. DR.. Primrose tstumbhng in the
hall-"Your father seems TO be sparinS
of his light" Little Johnnie-''Yes. sir.
He's always that way the cay after the
gas bill comes in."-Epoch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-06

It'll see you later" said the slanv
young man. mo. George" she muir
INJURED, don't say that It's nearly Ii
o'clock now.--Washington Star.
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''Yes. Who were you talking of as 1
came IMP" ~
"Of nobody Jerry was merely saying
that he knew girl who was above mere
considerations of beauty"
'Jerry's girl shows sense" SAYS Miss
Bowen, with q calm, dispassionate glance
at Jerry's face, which, if not strictly hand
some, is at least so far on the road to good
looks rs to be beyond her saucv insinua-
tion. 'fWho is she Jerry, anyone
know"
'No," says Jerry, Indignantly; which,
though meant for lie, is perhaps truth,
as few Of us know ourselves.
'.Not that Saville girl"
''Now, don't, don't, children" saws Lady
Carysfort anxiously, whose whole heart and
soul is set on a marriage between these two,
and who is, therefore, necessarily fearful Of
q breach between them likely to last for
ever and thereby destroy the scheme. Ger
aid Kenrick, though second son, is suf-
ficiently wealthy to be called parti in the
matrimonial world, and Brenda and he, un-
til about month ago, have seemed to get
on splendidly together. True it is that up
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Pursue the ringlets sunny maze,
And dwell not on those lips too long.
\ %
''Do you?" says clear, sweet, slightly
ironical voice. .'How strange! 1 know .
girl I know bank. Is it song?"
The owner of the voice comes round the
high japanese screen that stands before the
lower door of the room as she speaks. Her
voice seems to suit her. At least it suits
her ewes. which are dark and mischievous,
and her mouth, which might perhaps with
truth be called mutinous, although tender
lines are writ there too, and lines of honesty
and love aud truth.
"Why it is only you and Auntie," says
she, with little glance at her cousin, Ger
aid Kenrick, from under her heavily fringed
lids. 81 thought it was rehearsal And
who is the girl, Gerald?"
"Where have YOU been, Brenda" asks
Lady Carysfort of her pretty niece, who
lives with her the greater part of the year;
her father, General Bowen, being at present
in India
AT the Selkirks for my sins, which I'm
sure Gerald thinks many and grievous,"
with another glance at Kenrick, who re-
ceives it with defiance. "What awful peo-
pie. They had some friends with them
who spoke an unknown language, as
fondly believed, until later on Janet told
me they were cousins fresh from Inverness
l think the Selkirks themselves were lit
tie afraid OF them. but must say they bore
up nobly. Never an uncivil word. IT they
had been my relations. should have hurled
them out of the topmost wind"" --'.- ut q
qualm. But that's an sse- z.-.7. lat's
yours?''f She glances ia14.-; lady
Carysfort
Story, dear2''
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with q glance at Kenrick that brings him
closer to her. "We know that we'll, and so
does she. Don't be so unhappy, auntie,
things may change. And Rhods may
may be all right again.
1t is very vague comfort, yet the. fond
little loving arms work wonderA Lady
Carysfort pressed the girl to her heart
row she has PROMISED to oome to
she, with q sigh.
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CHAPTER Ill.

Verify,
1 swear, tits better to be lowly born,
And range with humble livers in content
Than to be perk'd up with u glist;ring grief
And wear a golden sorrow.
THAT will do, Simpson, you can 60, I"
says Lady Werner. slowly.
The maid gives last pull to the white
velvet train, and a last appreciative glance
at the beautiful face of her mistress, then
moves toward the door.
''Your fan and your gloves are there, my
lady. she says, at the last moment, point
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THE ONLY REASON
For the continued increase of THE
DISPATCH ad|ets is that they give
satisfactory returns.
YOU CAN WIN 86, 900

by estimating the plurality of the total pop
ular vote, or nearest to it, which either Har-
rison or Cleveland will receive. For par
ticulars see this weeks FAMILY STORY
PAPER. Out to-day. AL news-stands.
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Crockery, Glassware and Lamp,.

Our entire $50 0aO stock, damaged by fire,
water and smoke, must he closed out at
once, and now is rare chance to get bar
gains in biica-brac, dinner sets, chamber
sets, lamps, etc. Everything marked away
down for this sale. as goods must 20 to
make room for new stock. Come early.
T. G. EVANS & Co.,
Third and Market
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Read the Notice

In this paper OF our great clothing purchase.
Bought the production OF five large CLOTH
ing houses. Sale starts Monday at O'Clock.
p. G. c. G., Clothicrs,
Corner Grant and Diamond streets
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"LUELLA PLACE" close TO electric and con
venient to cable and steam cars. Low pricos
Piper & Clark, l3i Fourth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23

PERFECT action and perfect health result
from the use Dc Wits Little Early Risers
A perfect little pill Very small; very sure
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WE offer an immense stock of boys "iron.
clad" suits ar Irregular price Sis made by
Saller, corner Smithneld and Diamond
streets, for one day only, Monday, October
A
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CHAPTER II.

Oh. if thou valuest peaceful days,
Pursue the ringlet's sunny maze,
And dwell not on those lips too long.
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Copyright iss1. BY the author.
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Misft Clothing ParIors,
SIG SMITHFIELD ST.

You may often have been told that
you are "hard to fit" but NOT so
at our place, as we have in stock
garments that will fit the short and
fat man, the extra length man, the
slim man, the big fat man, or ANY
SIZE or shape man. DON'T LOSE
YOUR TEMPER OR TIME by
going to places where you cannot be
fitted, but COME DIRECT TO US
and we will fit you PERFECTLY.
See our Suits in round corner.
straight or double breasted Sacks at
$3.50. They are world oeaters.
All-Wool Overcoats from So up to,
the very finest made.
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To5egramey dnia Is hpco
1892.
Ii kOngresu.

W Senacie wczoraj przyjeto
bill W sprawie wydania dziesie-
ciu milion6w p6}dolar6wek dla
wystawy chicagoskiej z doda-
tkiem Senatora Quay, by wy
stawa W Niedzirle by}A zam-
knieta. Napr6zno niekt6rzy
Senatorowie, a miedzy mimi
g16wnie Palmer starali sic
przekonaG Senat, re podobne
postanowienie szkodzi intere-
som wystawy; dodatek Quaya
zostal przyjety wiekszoscia 81
g}osow przeciw IA.
Ale opr6cz tego jeszcze Sc
uator PETER mia} pewien doda-
tex do zrobienia, a mianowicie
wni6s}, azeby ma placu wysta-
wy zabroniono sprzedawa6 ma
pole spirytusowe, i po kr6tkich
debatach takze ten wniosek
przyjeto, choG tylko ma}a vie
kszoscia dw6ch g}os6w.
O wiele lepiej spisa}a sic
wczoraj Izba pos3ow. Bill ,,sre,
brny" by3 ma porzadku dzien-
nym i dlatego bardzo zywe
zajecie obrady obudzi}y. Ale
wkr6tce okaza}o sic, re wielu
zwolennikow blu przesz}o ma
strone przeciwna; W mowach
widoczna by}a niechee dla blu
i starania, azeby ubocznymi
sposobami pozbyc go sic raz
ma zawsze. To sic tez uda1o;
pod pozorem potrzeby opra-
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serwatywni i liberalni unioni-
Sci raduja sic niezmiernie z
wypadku wyborow. Powla-
daja, re nigdy ME prowadzono
W Anglil tax doskonale kam-
panii wyborczej jak obecnie W
okregu Midlothian. W mo-
wach miauych TAME, pred
stawi} Gladstone wyczerpujs-
co zasady prawdziwe partyl
liberalnej. Liberalni powia-
daja, re jego usi}owania o uzy-
skanie stronnik6w dla samo.
rzadu Irlaudyi specify zupef-
ME ma niczem.
ROsya.
Wedlug poglosek krazacych
W Odessie wybuch}a cholera W
Kerczu innych portach poi
wyspu krymskiego. Urzedo-
we sprawozdania donosza, re
rozszerzy}a sic wsr6d kozak6w
miedzy Kaukazem a Donem.
Przedsiewzieto wszelkie srodkl
ostroznosci, by niedopuscic
cholery do Petersburga.
Egypt.
z Aleksandryi W Eglpcle
donosza, re cholera wybuchia
W porcie Acre. Natomiast
panuja miedzy pielgrzymami
wracajacym z Mekki dobre
stosunki zdrowotne.
Argentina.
ArgentyGski statek do wy
dobywania torped6w ,Rosales"
rozbi} sic w czasie bury bill
sko wybrzeza Uruguaju. Of
cerowie uratowali sic, a 7Ociu
majtk6w zgine}o. W tel sa,
mel bury zgina} zapewne ar
gentyfski pancernik nAlmi-
rante Brown" / krzyzowiec
,,Vlinticino" p}ynace do Hi
szpanii. Celem wybudowania
statku tego rodzaju W Rosa
les" utworzono subskrypcya.
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WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE
DcmOkratyczna zabaWa.

County Democracy" zamie'
RIA rozpoczac tu kampania W
sierpniu lub z poczatkiem
wrzesnia wielka zabawa ludo-
wa. Do tego czasu juz wszy-
scy kandydaci beda pomino'
wani spodziewac sic nalezy,
re Wszyscy W zabawie wezma
udzia}. G15wnym mowca ma
bye sedzia Altgeld, kt6ry u
miejetnie bierze sic do prowa'
dzenia walk wyborczej. Zwie-
dzi} juz on dotychczas 3S o.
kreg6w zapozna} sic z ich wy
borcami. Gl6wna swa podr6z
W celu prowadzenia kampanii,
W czasie kt6rej wszedzie bedzie
wystepowa1 z mowami, rozpo-
cznie dopiero poczatkiem
wrzesnia.
Richard Guenther, by}y po.
sci do kongresu z Oshkosh,
Wis, obecnie konsul general.
ny W Meksyku, wczoraj wra-
cajac do domu zatrzymal sic W
Chicago. Wedle jego zapa-
trywania nie ma watpliwosci,
re republikanie zwycieza W
Wisconsin. Da sic to widziec
jednakze.
Cos dobrego i cos haniebnego.
Jedna politycznie niezale'
znych gazet W Chicago, kt6ra
iednakze W ostatnich czasach
przechyli}a sic ma strone de-
mokrat6w dosyc widocznie, TAX
sic wyraza o wczorajszych zda-
rzeniach W kongresie:
,,Demokratyczna Izba po'
slow Stan6w Zjednoczonych
dokona4a czegos dobrego, u.
biwszy bill oszustowski Senatu
przynajmniej ma terazniejszy
d}ugi okres kongresowy.
,,Republikadski senat po-
pe}ni} wczoraj cos haniebnego.
Przyja} wniosek niegodziwego
Quaya W sprawie zamkniecia
wystawy W niedziele i wniosek
aliansowca Peffera, by trun.
k6w ME wolno by}o sprzeda-
wac ma placu wystawy.
,,Czy tez Izba posl6w zgodzi
sic ma podw6jny ten haniebny
czyn senatus spodziewat sic
nalezy, re ME! Jezeliby zas
sic zgodzila, to moznaby kon-
| gresowi rzucic pod nogi GAIA
70 wvstawa zeszkaradzona u-
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Czwartek, dnia IA Lipca 1892 r.

i polecono obywatelom, azeby
ME wydalali sic 2 mieszkah.
Negrzy ME majac dachu mad
g}owa musieli miasto opusclc l
chronic sic pod kopice siana.
Tylko W jednem miejscu od-
by}a sic strzelanina, W czasie
kt6rej jeden Negr6w zostaf
W noge raniony.
SmiertelnOsc W New YOrku.
w New Yorku W zastrasza'
jacy spos6b zwiekszy}a sic
smiertelnosc. Dnia - lipca
W przeciagu 2t godzin zamel-
dowano 260 wypadk6w smier'
ci; 127 os6b umar}o dnia po-
przedzajacego. Lekarze przy,
pisuja zwiekszenie tel raty
smiertelnosci zanieczyszczeniu
wody do picia. = zosta1y "a
rzadzone jak najstaranniejsze
srodki ochronne przeciw przy-
wleczeniu cholery azyatyckiej
z Europy.
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Przybycie parOWc0w.

Southampton: Labn z N. Y.
Queenstown 'Teutonicz z n Y.
Gemua.. Fulda Z N. Y.
Brem0: Weimar z Baltim.
Londye:, Sygnal.: Palestine
2 Bostonu, Ocean n. Y.
". YORK.: Siberian z Glasg.,
Dresden Bremy.
Boston: Bostonian z Liverp.,
Scandinavian z Glasg.
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TelegramE KrajOVe.

(Senat Stan0w ZjednOczOnych pO-
dale warunki subwencyi dla wy
stawy: prohibicya i zamykanie W
Niedziele! = Bill srebrny W Izbie
usypia. = POfOienie W Home
stead. = Przesfuchanie O'DOn-
nela. = Orkan W Springfield. o.
POfOienie W kOpalniach W
Idaho. : o katastrOfie W Peoria,
ILL.,
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TeJegramy Zo0iqSk~ prasy Z
d1oia Is Ipca 1892.
Francya.

DIS ogloszono mianowanle
nowego ministra francuskiej
foty Bourdeau urzedowo.
Dzisiaj zaczeto poszukiwa-
ME trupow osob, kt6re we
wczorajszej katastrofe ina do
linie Chamounix W St. Gerva-
is straci1y zycie. Wszystkie
zwloki So do niepoznania O.
szpecone. U jednych uciefy
spadajace ska}y glove, drugim
obcie}y rece lubnogi, inne wre-
szcie So zupe1nie zmiazdzone.
Natychmiast po katastrofe
powsta1y W sasiednich wsiach
stowarzyszenia ratunkowe, kt6-
re ofarowa}y w}adzom swe u
s}ugi bezp}atnie.
Przyczyna katastrofy by3
pr6cz uIewy lodowiec, kt6ry
spad} do rzeki i wstrzyma} jej
fale. Cisnienie woody, kt6ra
sic podnios}a do znacznej wy
sokosci by}o tax wielkie, re
przerwa}o groble. Woda rzu-
cha sic olbrzymia kaskads ma
doline po1ozona miedzy CORA,
mi. Porwa4a wield ludzi po-
grazonych we snie.
Z 57miu poslugujacych W
kapielach uratowalo1sie tylko
9ciu, 7miu odnios}o ciezkie
rany.
W targowisku Bionassay,
kt6re spadajacy lodowiec zu-
pe1nie zniszczy} zgine}o 80 lu-
dzi.
Dotychczas znaleziono W st.
Gervais (zerwe) 126 trup6w.
W Anneby wydarzy}o sic
podobne nieszczescie jak W St.
Gervais. Zgine}o podobno 30
os6b.
Ravachol pozostawn kilka
list6w, w kt6rych dowodzi, re
wszelka praca tax fzyczna jak
moralna ha6bi cz}owieka.
Wed4ug urzedowego spra-
wozdania ME wydarzy} sic W
Berlinie ami jeden wypadek
cholery.
Rzadowe warsztaty kolei ze-
laznej W Wroc}awiu spali}y sic
do szczetu. Szkoda wynosi
diva miliony marek.
Wfelka Brytania.
Magistrat londyhski zakazal
dowozu szmat Z Francyi W
obawie by ME przenios}a sic
mimi cholera z Francyi do An
gill.
Do p6}nocy wybrano 232
konserwatywnych, 35 unioni.
stow liberalnych, 2O8 liberal
nych, 32 partyi robotnik6w,
40 antiparnelist6w i 7miu par
nelist6w.
Przecietna liczba oddanych
gios6w wynosi: ,725, ,966stron-
nik6w ministeryum, 1,851,546
cz}onkow opozycyi. Morning
Post spodziewa sic wiekszosci
przesz3o 40 g}os6w, Chronicle
wiekszosci SO g}os6w dla libe.
ralnych.
W tym roku otrzyma} Glad
stone absolutna wiekszosG $50
glos6w, co jest iczba nader
ma}a W por6wnaniu z innymi
laty. w 1886 r. otrzyma3 bo-
wien wiekszosci 1881 g}os6w,
aw 1885 by{y jego widoki tax
pomyslne, ze unionisci ME po-
stawili nawet kandydata. Kon-
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cowania i poprawki wielu ME-
dostatk6w blu, od1ozono go ma
box i pewnoscia pred "a,
ko6czeniem posiedze6 kongresu
swiat}a wiecej ME ujrzy.
Zwyciestwo mad Kanada.
We wielu zmartwieniach z
czas6w ostatnich, prezydent
Harrison ma teraz czem sic
pocieszyt: odni6s} znaczue
zwyciestwo dyplomatyczne mad
Kanada. Rad kanadyjski
uregulowa} nieporozumienia
GLOVE W ten spos6b, re ma
przysz}osc statki stan6w Zje,
dnoczonych W kanale Welland
beda mia}y zupe}nie te same
prawa, co kanadyjskie.
Kanada przedtem robi1a
pewne r6znice, udzielajac stat
kom kanadyjskim pewnych
przywilej6w c}owych, jakich
ME przyznawano statkom Sta
now Zjednoczonych. Prezy-
dent Harrison "a to uietylko
rozerwa} toczace sic Kanada
uk}ady W sprawie traktatu
wzajemnych ustepstw c}owych,
ale nadto og}osl proklamacya,
moca kt6rej zabroniono pre-
wozit ttowary kanadyjskie przez
koleje ameryka6skie bez op}a
cania c}a po drodze. Ot6z teraz
kanadyjczycy uczynili ustep.
stwc wyzej opisaue, i wiado-
nose O TEN W Westinghouse,
ko}ach rzadowych wielka wy
wo}a}a radosc.
POfOienie W Homestead,
W4asciwie mic .nowego ME
wydarzy}o sic W Homestead.
Zo}nierzom upa}y daja sic
bardzo we znaki; nadto maja
oni niewygodne kwatery i z}y
wikt, a jezeli pogoda sic
wkr6tce ME zmieni, to pow
stana choroby.
w kwaterze strajker6w wy
czekuja. Powiadaja, re Frick
musia}by chyba rozbic stowa'
rzyszenie Amalgamated Assoc,
azeby pozyskac dwie trzecie
robotnik6w napowrot, bez
kt6rych sic ME obedzie' a to
mu sic ME uda. Nakoniec be.
die musia1 zgodzit sic ma ich
warunki, albo fabryka bedzie
pr6znowa}a.
Sekretarz kompanii Carne
gle, Lovejoy, powiedzia} wczo-
raj: " robotnikami W Home
stead uk}adac sic ME bedzlemy,
jakiekolwiek wynik}yby z tego
skutki. Powtarzalismy to ty.
lokrotuie ami ma krok cd ma
szego zamiaru ME odstapimy.
Chocby nawet wszyscy robo-
tnicy we wszystkich fabrykach
zaprzestali pracowac, postano-
wienie nasze pozostanie ME
zmieune.
KOmitet sledczy.
! Wczoraj komitet sledczy
kongresu przes1uchiwa} r6z-
nych swiadk6w, a miedzy inny-
mi takze g}6wnego przyw6dzce,
O'Donnella. Powiedzia1 on, re
po wydaleniu robotnik6w osm
l6z odby}o wspolna narade,
ma kt6rej zamianowano Rade
nadzorcza, kt6rej prezydentem
jego obrano. Potem rozstawio-
no straze, by ME dopuscic do
fabryki ludzi ME nalezacych
do uni. Sta}o sic to dnia 1-go
lipca. Wydano polecenia, by
ME uzywano przemocy i tylko
niorn SkIoniono
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-14

cnWa1aml SWleCoSzkoW Plo'
hibicyonist6w."
Koleje uliczne zarzad miasta.
Superintendent ulic Burke
powzia} zamiar Emusic kompa-
ME kolei ulicznych, azeby u
trzYmywa}y W porzadku srod-
XII ulic przez siebie uzywanych,
jak to ustawy miejskie przepi-
suja, chociaz ma ME sic ME zwa-
"a. Oswiadeza, re ME dozwoi
sic kompaniom k}asc nowych
SYN lub naprawirc dawnych,
dop6ki stosownie do ustawy
ME postapia.
Poczatek zrobi} Burke z
kompania City R. Rd. Co.,
kt6rej prezydent prosif o po-
zwolenie po}ozenia SYN ma 30
ulicy miedzy State str, a Rho
dies ave. i miedzy California
ave. Ullman ave. Pan Burke
oswiadczy1 mu, re pozwolenia
ME wyda, dop6ki ME bedzie
naprawiony bruk ma Went
worth ave. S. Halsted str. po.
miedzy ulicami 80 a 50 W "a
gjeciu W sr6dmiesciu.
Alderman Donnan zawez-
wal kompania kolei ulicznych
W dzielnicy zachodniej, aaeby
zap}aci1a "a naprawienie bru,
ku ma ulicy Robey pomiedzy
utica Is a Blue Island ave.
Ola pogorzelc0w W st. Johns.
Straszliwym pozarem dot
kniete st. Johns zuajduje W
Chicago serdeczna sympatya.
Wys}ano juz tymczasowe
wsparcia, ale opr6cz tego zywo
jeszcze zbieraja sic dalsze
sk1adki.
Wczoraj burmistr1 otrzyma}
taxa depesze: Wiecej niz po.
Iowa miasta zniszczona zupe1-
ME. 0ko}o is tysiecy osttee
jest bez dachu mad g}owa wy.
stawionych na nedze. Jeszcze
ME mona podac dok}adnego
obliczenia STRAIT. Prosze wy
razic komitetowi ratunkowemu
nasze najserdeczniejsze podzie-
kowanie".
Komitet obywatelski do ME.
sienia pomocy przyja} nastepu.
jace rezolucye:
,,Poniewaz obywatele re st.
Johns tax szlachetnie i ocho-
czo us}uchali zawezwania O ra-
tunek z Chicago, kiedy to mia.
sto W r. 1871 sta}o W p}omie-
mach,
nPoniewaz terazniejszy po.
Ear W st. Johns, Newfound-
land, pozbawi} $4,000 miesz-
kama, ubrania, i poch}ona}
w}asnosci wartosci 90 Milo
now dolar6w,-a g}6wnie ma
TEN cierpia k]asy pracujace "a
zwyczaj ME ubezpieczone,-
,Przeto uchwala sic, azeby
komitet ratunkowy prosh pra-
Sc miejscowa o poparcie i uzy-
Gle wp}ywu do pozyskania
wsparc, jake noze z}ozycszla.
chetnie myslaca publicznoSc W
drodze sk}adek dla miasta do.
tknietego nieszczesciem.
David Beaton, przew.
IN. B. Oiary prosimy mad
sy}a6 pod adresem G. L. Hut
Crimson, Cor. Exchange Bank,
Chicago.
WOda z Waukesha.
Czytelnicy nasi przypomns
sobie, IL zesz}ego roku alder.
Madden postara} sic u Rady
miejskiej o udzielenie kompa-