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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-04
DEATHS.

Belton-Mr. ]. II. Williamson, January
%; Mr.. M E. Miller, January 25; Mr.. J.
II. Wilson. January o.
Corsicana-Mrs. w. NJ. Lockhart, Janu-
airy %; Mrs. Cysseta Beaton, January 81
Chilicothe-Mrs. Robert Hare, January
81
/ Castroyille-Mr. Michael Naegelin, jan
uary 10.
Caldwell-Mrs. James Brodus, January
%; Mrs. H. Z. Cote, January Is; Mrs.
James Boyd, January 25; Mrs. Dorothea
McClanahan, january %.
DuDlin-Niiss Mary Harvey, January 26.
Ennis-Mrs. n. NJ. LocKhart, January %.
Fairy-Mr. II. c. Pinney, january 81.
Houston-Mr. John Burners, January %;
Mrs. V. w. Reynolds, January 26.
harwood-Mr. NJ n. Lum, January a.
Higgins-Mr. w. L. Brown, january %.
Houston-Mrs. G. NJ. Becl1with, January
%; Capt. James A. Railey. January 25
Henderson-Mrs. Sarah Kennard, jan
uary &c.
Houston-Miss zetta Solomon, January
26.
LIBERTY. d. Hawkins, January 20
Llano-Mrs. V. W. tanning, January %.
Longview-Mr. /. NJ. Fisher, January 25.
mansfeld-Aiss Ida Porter, January %:
Mr.. Shelton. January 26
Mineola-Mrs. V. c. Terrell, January 26.
RoclZdale-Col Fred Hill. January "a
otopuSAF1ltS-S1lSS Laura 0dlnton, jan
nary q.
Sherman-Mrs. Y. S. Coy. January IS.
San Antonio-Mr. Fred Gleringer, jan
uary %.
Taylor-Mrs. T. NJ. Dupree, January IS
Temple-Mr. James Brodie, January 90
Texarkana-Mr. James Ferguson, Janu-
airy %; Mrs. Henry Holster, January 25
Vernon-Mr.W W. A Mcdonald. January 81.
hitesboro-Ars. v S. Gov, January &C.
Weatheriord-Airs. A S. Arnstead, Jan
uary IS.
TfhitesbOro-Mrs. Dixie Stewart jan
uary %
Waco-SIrs. C. J. Daniels, January "a.
Whitney-CoL D. D. Sanderson, Mrs.
Mahala Parker, January IS.
Waxahachie-Mr A. J. Clayton, Janu-
airy 81
Wichita-Mr r B Hooks. January %
Wills Point-Dr. ". J. P Russell, Jann-
airy %; Mrs. Mary Brownfield, January &c.
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Republican Convention.

Special to the Gazette
DALLAS, TEX, Jan. 2s.-The following
call was issued to-day:
To the Republicans OF the Sixth Congressional
District OF Texas
Whereas, the national Republican com
mittee has issued its call for a convention
of delegate representatives of the Repub-
ican party TO be held in the city of Minne-
apolis on Tuesday, the 9TH day of June,
1899, at IL m. for the purpose of nominate
ing candidates for president and vice-pres-
ident; and
Whereas, By said call it is made the duty
Of the congressional committee OF each con
gresSional district to call together the Re-
publicans of such district in convention for
the purpose of choosing delegates and
alternates to the national convention. ana
for the purpose Of choosing q presidential
elector for such district;
Now. therefore, by virtue of the author
ity vested as chairman OF the congressional
committee OF the Sixth congressional dis
trict of Texas, and by the authority of said
committee, I hereby can delegated CON
vention Of the Republicans of the Sixth
congressional district OF Texas, to be held
at the city of C5eburne, Tex. on Friday,
the 18th day OF February, 1892, for the pnr-
pose OF choosing DELEGATES and alternates
10 the national convention, candidate for
representative in congress, q candidate for
presidential electer and for the purpose Of
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transacting such other business as may
properly come before said convention
The counties composing said Sixth con-
greSsional district of Texas are entitled to
representation in said congressional con-
vention hereby called as follows:
Bosque county is entitled to four votes.
Dallas county is entitled TO twenty votes.
Ellis county IS entitled to nine votes.
Hill county is entitled to six votes
johnson county Is entitled to five votes.
votes.
Tarrant county is entitled TO nine votes.
The charmen of the executive committees
of the respective counties in said district
are requested to call conventions in their
respective counties for the purpose of
choosing delegates to said congressional
convention. A. BRowSLEE,
J. G. HART, Secretary. Chairman.
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SHIPS AT vELAsCo.
THEY COME FROM MANY POINTS
IN THE COUNTRY.
All Cross the Bar Easny-Ths Lucy Going
to Pieces Ten Miles out--Spring
Sports Begin-Progress Made.
IN PORT.
Special to the Gazette.

IN PORT.
Special to the Gazette.
vELAsco, TEX, Jan. so.[Ths 1srecord
breaker" Henry P. Mason. built at Bath,
Maine, and commanded by Capt. S. R
Percy, arrived yesterday from Pensacola
with HOO tons of coal for the Brazos River
I channel and dock company.
The Mason crossed the bar drawing six
teen feet seven inches, an inch less than
when she came in last month. But for the
rough aud threatening weather when he
sailed Capt Percy would have loaded her
down to seventeen feet
The steamer Hiawatha brought large
cargo OF general merchandise and thirty
seven passengers down the river last night,
that came from Houston over the Interna-
tional and Great Northern tap to Columbia
depot.
The steamer Alice Blair resumed her reg
ular run to Galveston yesterday.
The steamer Emily p. IS expected to ar
rive FROM that city to-day.
The Steamer Whitewater is taking on
cargo Of cotton and country produce at her
up-river landings ana will probably arrive
here tomorrow.
The steamer Mascot, ashore on the beach
below Quintana, was sold recently, and
wreckers are at work trying TO float her.
-Four Schooners went up the BraZos last
night TO take cargoes for this port.
Only one coaSting schooner arrived from
outside yesterday, but twelve are due from
Orange, Lake Charles and Beaumont with
lumber and shingles.
The schooner Lucy, ashore on the San
Bernard bar, ten miles below the mouth of
the Brazos, is getting terrible beating
from the breakers, and her hold is full of
sand. She will probably go to pieces in
few days.
NOTES OF PROGRESS.
Several gentlemen from this county have
gone to Austin to attend the state meeting
o. cattlemen.
A company interested in market-garden-
ing and orchards have bought 1850 acres
four miles from the city and cut It into
small tracts for settlers. -
Another sale ofsover 5000 acresad joining
this will be closednext week.
Most of this1aaa is ''hogwat5w' prairie
with5clay su9soib and anything that grows
IN Texas hqnrishes thereon.
bong ht iathB and Matag3da counties fol
Sc to 81 baracre on time, the buyer is az
actual Sessler who will ind Prove his pup
iSEss every prospect of Zeal estate q
Ing 45sFapidly in thsgnear future, and farms
'ers esirfs z soQ5eheap homes should take
a LOOK arou1o the only deep water port OF
the state.
OVER THE NEW ROAD.
A special car arrived from Houston last
night over the Velasco Terminal railway
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Angle and Miss
Belle Marmion, who have been visiting
friends at San Antonio. Contractors
Painter and Lottridge are putting in
switches at Augleton station and Chenango
junction On this line.
WILKES TRIP.
The departure of Gus Wilke for Europe
this week to close arrangements for
steamship line to Velasco excited no sur
prise here, as it has been known for some
time that the syndicate was negotiating for
ships as published in The GAZETTE several
months ago.
THE LUCY.
The GAZETTE correspondent went to the
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/" STOP, HEAVEN!"
Cried an Omnipotent Voice, and
1t Stopped
FOR FULL HALF AN HOUR.
From This We May Learn that God and All
Heaven Honor Silence.
Worlds in Upheaval, Worlds in Congela-
sion, Worlds in Confiagration, WorldsI
in Revolution Break that silence
New-Power in Silence.
A srRoNe SERMON.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
BRooKLYN, n. Y, Jan. 31-Dr. Talmage
has of late been preaching on texts OF
Scripture that seem to have been neglected,
and here is q sermon on beautiful text
which probably was never before selected
for . discourse. Revelation viii, l, There
was silence in heaven about the. space OF
half an hour"
The busiest place in the universe is
heaven. 1t is the center from which all
good influences start; it is the goal
at which all good results arrive.
The Bible represents 1t as active
with wheels and wings and orchestras and
professions mounted or charioted. But my
text describes space when the wheels
ceased 70 roll and the trumpets to sound
and the voices to chant. The riders on the
white horses refined in their chargers. The
aoxologies were hushed, and the process
5ions halted The hand or arrest was put
upon all the splendors. STOP Heaven ~
lried an omnipotent voice, and it stopped.
For thirty minutes everything celestial
stood still There was silence IN heaven
Tor the space of half an hour"
From all we can learn il is the only time
heaven ever stopped. It does not stop as
pther cities for the night, for there IS no
night there. It does not stop for plague,
Tor the inhabitant never says, 4 am sick"
Il does not stop for bankruptcies, for its in
Rabitants never fail. 1t does not stop for
impossible streets, for there are no fallen
SHOWS nor sweeping freshets. What
then, stopped it for thirty min
ltes2 Grotius and Professor Stuart
think il was at the time of
the destruction Of Jerusalem. Mir. Lord
thinks it was IN the year 81, between the
close of the Diocletian prosecution and the
beginning of the wars by which Con-
stantine gained the throne. But that was
al q guess, though a learned and brilliant
guess. l do not know when IL was and
DC not care when it was, but Of the fact
that such an interregnum Of sound took
place, am certain. There was silence in
heaven for the SPACE OF half an hour
And, first of all. We may learn that God
and all heaven then honorcd silence. The
longest aud widest dominion that ever ex-
listed IS that over which Stiffness was
queen. For IN eternity there had not been
a sound. matchmaking was a later day
occupation. For unimaginab ages It was
: mute universe. Gcd was the only being,
ano, as there was no one to speak 10. there
was no utteranee. But thai silence has
baen all broken up into WORLDS, and 1t has
become noisy universe. Worlds
IN upheaval. worlds in congo
etion. worlds IN confay sation.
worlds IN revolution. II geoloeta5 are
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| San Bernard river yesterday, ten miles
| from the city, where the schooner Lucy lies
aground on the bar at that streams mouth.
| She was loaded with cotton most of which
| will be saved
Like GaIveston's, the San Bernard bar is
| very dangerous in rough weather and has
: been the scene of many marine accidents.
Coasting captains are drawing out Of tho
trade there since Velasco became a port OF
entry, and q company has been formed to
connect that river with the Brazos, mile
from Velasco, by canal, thus bringing By
safe and cheap transportation al the Mata-
gorda trade here.
To complete this canal requires digging
through less than two miles of solid earth,
as there is a waterway the rest OF the dis
lance, eight miles, through West Union
creek and three connecting lakes.
The three-maSter. Ada A. Kennedy, Capt.S
Peter Kennedy of Bath, Me-, that brought
a cargo from New York composed partly Of
hardware for wholesale house here, has
discharged and will probably receive her
sailing orders to return this week.
The brig Stacy Clark OF Boston is about
half unloaded, there having been some
difficulty at first in getting enough laborers
to do the work,
BEAUTIFUL. SIGHT
was presented in the river Thursday by the
departure of thirteen large coasting
schooEers, led by thArfSst sailing sloop
canvas spread ere and aft, racing tor the
lumber regi0aB of East Texas and Louis
s7fse frolics have opened up on this
cast. 18th % grand ball last night in
Eor2Ee hall and another in the pavilion on
fhafbeach. The steamer Hiawatha took q
Nsfty of over one hundred down TO the
Ater entertainment.
The new pressed brick factory has turned
ouN 200, 600 brick this week, and the four
othkr yards are running with double force
Of ENDS.
Through the courtesy Of brother re-
1Bfter your correspondent obtained this
fmorning q list of lumber bills sold here on
the Goth and 9th to contractors. These in
clude material for seventeen houses, four
of them two-story stores, and %, 400 feet
for minor improvements, sidewalks, private
piers and tramways. The stock on hand in
all the yards and afloat aggregate little
over 4, T20, 600 feet and an immense quantity
of shingles and lathes.
There are a great many arrivals here
daily-too many to record-some OF whom
come expecting to slip into the fat jobs
without trouble, and who usually depart
disguised because they can't succeed.
It is better for this class to stay away al,
together. No one has made money here
without working for it, and in most In
stances working hard.
Velasco is no place for impecunious idlers
though if a man wants to camp on the
beach or in the woods and live on fish and
game in aboriginal fashion, he can find al
the elements in this county to satisfy him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-04
White RenuhlIcana

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan 2S.-The white
Republican party recently organized in this
state is making overtures to the straight
out Democracy, which was defeated by the
Alliance movement in 1890. In secret cir
cular sent prominent Democrats the COM
mittee Of 100 says: 1--WE make this personal
appeal to you TO join us in our efforts TO
build up such party in this state as shall
command recognition in state politics and
prove of service in giving US good govern
ment. 1t is probably known to you that
the old Republican party of this state does
not represent the intelligent and respectable
c1uis.9, - ato az.
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Allinnce Damand.-ror Adams.

Special TO the Gazette.
CLEBURSE, TEX, Jan. 2s-The Alliance
of the Sixth congressional district, which
was in session here yesterday, adjourned
this morning. Among other business
transacted they passed resolutions about as
follows: That they request the Texas legis-
lature to pass law giving the people a Sc
ries of text books, pass an alien land law
and elect a United States senator not in
sympathy with Eastern capitalists and in
favor of the Alliance demands; that 10 Alb
bott be requested TO introduce the Alliance
demands in congress and work for their
passage. It adjourned to meet in Hills
boro the fourth Wednesday in July.
The Cleburne bar this evening received
letter from Dallas, stating that they had
secured the signatures of sixty members of
the bar of the city to the petition asking
that Judge F. E. Adams of this city be
given the position of reporter for the court
of appeals. His many friends here are very
sanguine that he will get the position.
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Eleventh District Alliance.
Special to the Gazette.

DUBLIN, TEX, Jan. 2s.-The semi-an-
nual convention of the Farmers Alliance
for the Eleventh congressional district met
here on the 27th. A large delegation was
present On the opening day the conven-
lion was welcomed by the mayor, r. h.
Mccain. in one of his happy speeches,
which was responded to by Mr. Beard, Al
lance lecturer from Jones county Other
speeches from citizens and Alliance men
seemed to put every one in hearty good
humor. The body then went into session
out.
On last night a large audience gathered
at the opera house and listened with inter
est to addresses from Lecturers Beard of
Jones county, Webb of Taylor county and
Brandenburg Of Jack county.
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right land I believe they are) there has not
been a moment of silence since this world
began its travels, and the crashipgs and the
split.ings and the uproar and the hubbub
are ever in progress. But when among the
supernals, a voice cried, stHushl,' and for
half an hour heaven was still. silence was
honored. The full power of silence, many
of US have yet TO learn. We are told that
when Christ was arraigned He answered
not a word" That silence was louder
than any thunder that ever shook the
world. Oftimes, when we are assailed and
misrepresented, the mightiest thing to say
is to say nothing, and the mightiest thing
are always rushing into print to get them
selves set right accomplish nothing but
their own chagrin. Silencei Do right and
leave the results with God. Among the
graldest lessons the world has ever learned
are the lessons of patience taught by those
who endured complainingly. personal
or domestic or social or political injustice.
Stronger than any bitter or sarcastic or re-
vengeful answer was the patient silence.
The famous Dr. Morrison of Chelsea accom-
plished as much by his silent patience as
by his pen and tongue. He had asthma
that Tor twenty-five years brought him out
OF his couch at 2 O'Clock each morning. His
four, sons and daughters dead The re-
manning child by sunstroke made insane.
The afflicted man said: cat this moment
there is not an inch of my body that is not
filled with agonyn Yet he was cheerful, tri-
umphant, silent. Those who were In his pres
ence said they felt as though they were in
the gates OF heaven. Oh, the power of
patient silence! Eschylus, the immortal
poet was condemned 10 death for writing
something that offended the people. All
the pleas in his behalf were of no avail,
until his brother uncovered the arm of the
prisoner and showed that his hand had been
shot off at Salamis. That silent plea lib-
Grated him. The loudest thing on earth is
silence If it be Of the right kind and at the
right time. There was q quaint old hymn,
spelled in the old style. and once sung in
the churches.
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time. ane l11 s' Issrs from taking isas
the grea- 80 Country dealers ~
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Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-11
zE S1AREGo kRAJu.
POLSKIE EMANCYPANTKI.
Danny galicyjskie dopominaja sic r6wnO.
upraWnienia.

We Lwowie odby& sic pierwszy
galicyjski wiec kobiet. Sale zape4ni
10 oko}o 100 kobiet tyluz mezczyzn,
Zebranie zagai&a PAM Pruchnlkowa,
zaznaczajac go'lnos6 wiecu tego ru-
chem kobiecym po innych krajach
miastach wykazujac nadto, il dopo-
moze on do wzajemnego poznania
sic, podniesie ducha, doda odwagi do
dalszych krokow dopomoze do zwy-
ciestwa sprawy. Przewodniczaca vie.
Gu wybrano pania Pruchnikowa, "a.
stepczynia P. Kobryhska, sekretarza-
mi PIP. Frankowa i Czaj jkowska. Pani
Czajkowska referowa{a nastepnie
sprawe dopuszczania kobiet do szk6}
srednich i uniwersytet6w, stawiajac
wniosek do wys}ania petycyi W tel
sprawie do Rady pahstwa. Po przy-
jeciu tego wniosku, uchwalono jesz-
cze odpowiednie rezolucye W sprawie
polepszenia bytu praktykantek W "a
wodzie nauczycielskim robotnic.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-11
TOLEDO CLEVELAND, OHIO, 11go MAJA,

Ia idea, ktorej niepodobna lepiej
s}owami okresli6, ona to podnieca
mysl; i nadzieje lepszej przyszlosci.
Idea ia stale SIC coraz to doskonal-
sza, obejmuje coraz to nowe grona
ludzi. Idea ia zajmuje sic dzisiaj ca
ly cywilizowany swiat--zajmuja sic
MIA pisma az przyjdzie czas kiedy
panujacy system kapitalistyczuy -
zastapi system ko.operacyjny.
Kooperacya bedzie W miejsce do
tychczasowej niesprawiedliwosci,
kt6ra zrobi}a, re praca zar6wno jak
i mysl cz}owieka jest sprzedawana
jake objektywno materyalny pro.
dukt. Niema dzisiaj problematu, kt6'
1yby wiecej zajmowa& umys}y uczo.
nych-nie ma problematu, ktoryby
SVEN rozwiazaniem zapewni& tyle
szczescia, spokoju bezpieczehstwa
Go wymieniony.
Wtedy to dopiero nastanie chwila
wypoczynku-jakiego cd dawna jul
dopomina sic ludzkos6 GAIA.
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WIADOMOSCI ROBOTNICZE.

w "dockach" clevelandskich "a,
Ipanowa}o bezrobocie, kt6re jeszcze
pare tygodni potrwac moze.
w McKeesport i W calej Monon
gahela dolinie zanosi sic ma wielk
strajk = powodu, re kompanis
przyje1a do piracy cz}owieka ME ma
lezacego do uni.
Malarze W Mckeesport zastrajk ko.
wall przeciw proponowanemu obni.
zeniu zapfaty SO c. Strajk ukoh.
czy} sic zwyciestwem robotnik6w.
w Chicago ma placu wystawy,
mia}o miejsce krwawe zajscie mie-
dzy strajkerami policya. Aresz
towano dw6ch przyw6dcow straj ku.
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MOrderstwa i samOb6jstwa.

w Kansas City zastrzeli} Jan
Timm--W. R. Warren'a, w}asciciela
banku.
Przy Evlanger, KY, zamordowal
swe w{asne dziecko, murzyn, nazwis-
klein Major Hendricks.
David Rhodes W McLeansboro,
ILL.,, zabi} swego brata W sporze do
tyczacym spraw familiinych.
J. Parker, policyant Corpus Chris
tt, Tex, zastrzeli} E. L. Marsett'a-
urzednika miejsl<iego. Morderca uje-
ty.
w Montgomery, Ala, potrzelill
sic dwaj irlandczycy-nie mogac "
inny sposob zakohczy6 PREY wodce
rozpoczetej k&otni.
Oh. T. Logan W Cameran, Tex,
zastrzeli} swoja zone, ktore podejrzy-
wal o niewiernost, nastepnie sam
sobie W &eb wypalis.
Jonesboro, Tenn. Postrzelony 20
sta} smiertelnie Armstrong przez ja-
kiegos M. R. Gallagher. Przyczyna
by}a iona tego ostatniego.
w South Yorkshire W kopalni we
gla, oberwa}a sic ska}a kt6ra zabi}a
swym ciezarem pieciu robotnikow
kilkunastu mocno poranisa.
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WIADOMOSCI z WISCONSIN.

Ketcham, Wis, 8 Maja. (Kor. A.
Robotnicy W tutejszych kamienio-
}omach uzyskali cd lgo Maja pod.
wyzke placy 10 ctw. Dostaja o.
becnie $3.50 "a dzieh.
John Schroeder, tutejszy robotnik
pozwoli1 swemu 8letniemu ch1opcu
bawi6 sic kapiszonem kt6rego uzy-
waja do dynamitu. Przez nieostro-
zne obchodzenie sic kapiszon eksplo-
dowa}, urywajac ch}opcu trzy palce
u Level reki, nadto prawa reka jest
zupe}nie rozszarpana. Ch}opiec 20.
stanie kaleka do smierci.
Cd ostatnich dni z, m. many co.
dziennie mokre zimne pow:etrze.
Farmerzy obawiaja sic sp6znienia "a
siewu.
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TELEGRAMY ZAMORSKIE.

w okolicy Torunia pochwycono
rosyjskiego szpiega.
Bogaczowi Rotschildowi ME po-
wiod1o sic ostatnimi czasy. Uciekf
mu kasyer--naturalnie ME bez pie
niedzy.
Policya francuszka zawiadomi{a
Trzeci oddia{ W Petersburgu nj
hilistach, kt6rzy wyjechali d. Rossyi
z Paryza.
Papiez napisaf obszerny list do
francuskich biskupow-gruntownie
omawiajac jake maja zajad stano-
wisko polityce.
z Rzymn donosza, IL papiez przy-
gotowu je odmowna odpowiedz, W
kwestyi biskup6w dla kazdej naro-
dowosci W St. Zjedn.
w Manchester, Angl., popeini}
samob6jstwo jubiler Goldszmit-ze
zmartwlenia, il ukradziono mu dro-
gich rzeczy wartosei 1900 funt6w
szterling6w.
Glasgow. A. Robertson zosta{ ska.
zany ma smierc ma swiadectwo jego
w4asnego syna. Oskarzony byl 0
morderstwo, dokonane na jego ku-
zynce Annie Campbell.
Berlin. Fryderyk Wilhelm WIKI
tor August Ernest, nastepca tronu
niem;eckiego, ktory pobieg} w}asnie
lat lOciu, zosta1, starym zwyczajem
Hohenzollerow, zamlanowany po-
rucznikiem armii niemieckiej.
Sebastopolski correspondents ga
zety angielskiej STANDARD" donosi,
il przygotowania wojenne W Rossyi
nigdy ME byly tax wielkie jak "
ostatnich miesiacach. SHY najwie-
ksze Rossya gromadzi mad granica-
mi: austryacka niemiecka. w Pol
see tego wzgledu wielki niepok6i.