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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
round trip

The brusque and fussy inn
pulse of these days of false
impression would rate down
all as worthless because one
is unworthy.
AS if there were no notes
in sunbeams
Or comets among stars
Or cataracts in peaceful
rivers /!
Because one remedy pro-
fesses to do what it never
was adapted to do, are all
remedies worthless !?
Because one doctor lets his
patient die, are all humbugs !?
1t requires fine eye and
a finer brain to discriminate
to draw the diferential line.
"They say" that DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton have cured thousands.
"They say" for a weak sys-
tenn there's nothing better than
the Discovery" and that the
Favorite Prescription is the
hope of debilitated, feeble
women who need a restora-
tive tonic and bracing nervine.
And here's the proof
Try one or both. If they
don't help you, tell the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton SO, and you get your
money back again.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
THE GRAND ARMY ENcAMPMENT.
Color Line May Come Up Again, blu
Policy Will Not BE Changed.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is. = The official
body known the National
Encamprnent, G. A. r., about which all
the gathering OF next week will take place,
consists of about 1000 delegates only. All
the rest who come are guests and visitors.
The encanpment will hold its sessions in
AlbauGh's Opera house and they will
probably extend over four days. So far as
known the legislative matt ,rs TO be con-
sidered are not of unusual interest or inn
portance. The negro question which o.
cupied so much of the tiIue of the encamp-
ment at Detroit last year may come up
again, but prominent members Of the
body do not expect H. They say that if it
does, however, the result will be the same
as it was at Detroit-the color line will
not be drawn by the G. A. r. Prospects
are that the next encamp:nent will be
held at INDIANAPOLIS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
WAS TOUGH ON THE THIEF.
Stole a SacheI Containing S12,5Oo and
Didn't Know It.

Didn't Know 1t.
Boston, Sept. 15.-President S. d. Went
worth, of the Rochester, n. H., Savings
bank, left negotiable securities amount
ing to SI2, 500 lying unprotected on a seat
in the Boston and Lowell station Tuesday
morning while he went across Causeway
street to get some breakfast. He did not
realize his bIunder till he was seated at
the table with his breakfast before him.
He almost upset the table III his haste and
dashed across the street and into the
ladies' room at break neck speed. The bag
was not where he left it. Then Mr.. Went
worth looked on the floor and under the
seat He went to the office ana reported
his loss He looked in the street end ex-
amined the cutters, but the bag had gone
Recovered by a Lucky Chance.
He started for the police station, and as
he cleared the door of the station he saw
man behind the big oak door wrapping
something in a newspaper. Suspicion
made the banker sharp, and he at once
dragged the man from his hiding place,
and discovered that it was his sachel. Po-
liceman Durgin was close al hand. Banker
Wentworth claimed the baggage as his,
and told what it contained to prove his
assertion. He opened it and showed the
securities The thief almost tainted. He
had taken the grip expecting to find shirt
and some toilet articles
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
Not Giving Opinions for Fun.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Sept. ia few days
ago Powers introduced in the state board
of equalization a resolution asking the
attorney general for an opinion as to
whether ice brewing, stone, and packing
companies are assessable by the board.
The reply from Attorney General Hunt
was that he declined to give an opinion
for the reason that the board on former
occasion had wholly disregarded his
opinion after having asked for and OBJ
tanned it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
4 Succession of 5Iishaps.

COLUMBUS, o, Sept. ia railroad car
yesterday at the Union station struck the
sagged wire stay of a high derrick, caus-
ing it to fall on a mass of wires, including
Il heavily charged street car trolley wire,
which burned the telephone, fire alarm,
and police switchboarGs out, and stopped
all the street cars. Two sixty foot tele-
graph poles were broken, and William Nc
Laughlin was killed by being thrown from
the top of one Of Them
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
Noblemen Fight n Duel.

AMSTERDAM, Sept. ia duel Is re-
ported at The Hague between two noble
attaches of the German and Spanish lega-
tions The Baron Won Gartner-Griebnow,
attache of the German legation, quarreled
with Marquis de Valladero, secretary of
the Spanish legation. They agreed upon
a duel with pistols. The encounter came
off Tuesday night, both parties having
seconds to attend them. The German
baron proved the better marksman, the
Spanish marquis receiving bullet in the
leg. which was considered sufficient to
satisfy wounded honor. The baron was
unhurt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICANS.
Halle Named for Governor. Banks and
Long for EIectors-at-L LARGE

Halle Named for Governor, Banks and
Long for Electors-at-LarGe.
BOSTON, Sept. 15.-The Republican state
convention assembled in fremont Temple
yesterday for the purpose of nominating
candidates for governor and lieutenant
govern or and the remaining offices on the
state ticket; also to nominate two presi-
Dental electors-at-large, and to confirm
the nomination of the electors selected by
the several congressional districts. The
permanent chairman, Hon. Charles II.
Allen, was received with applause. In
speaking on the tariff Allen said: 1.-THE
Democratic party has, with all the
solemnity and elaboration of which it is
capable, taken its position on the plat
form of free trade pure and simple" then,
quoting from that particular plank
adopted by the Chicago convention, he
said: "On that platform it will not have
the company of the American people"
Platform Points Noted.
The platform adopted indorses the ma
tional platform adopted at Minneapolis
and the candidates nominated there; con-
graduates citizens that under the wise
and patriotic administration of Benjamin
Harrison they have reached a national
prosperity never equalled in the history of
the United States; believes that a con-
tinuance of that administration would in
sure a continuance of that prosperity; OPP
poses the initiation of the currency either
by the use of inconvertible paper money
or the free coinage of silver; believes in the
sanctity of individual franchise; that the
hand that holds a legal ballot, whether
that hand be black or white, is entitled to
all the protection which the law of the ma
fion or state can afford.
The Ticket Nominated.
Hon. VIM. H. Halle, of Sprin gfield, was
nominated for governor by reclamation.
Hon. Nathaniel p. Banks and John ID.
Long were chosen presidential electors-at-
large. Roger Wolcott was nominated for
lieutenant governor, William NJ. DIN for
secretary of state, Albert f. Pillsbury for
attorney general, John F. Kinball for
auditor and George A. Marden for treas
urer and receiver general.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
Arrest of the Dalton Gang.

PARIS, Tex, Sept. 15.-The Dalton gang
was arrested Tuesday. The arrest was
made by Sam Williams, deputy marshal,
who notified Marshal Dickerson here by
wire The arrest includes Bob, Amy, and
Grant Dalton, Three Fingered Jack, and
Sam Wings. There are three still at large
whom Williams thinks he will get shortly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
Trouble Brewing Among TeIegraphists

TOLEDO, Sept. 15.-Four telegraph opera
tors employed by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road company in this city have been dis
charged for refusing to renounc; the
Order of Railway Photographers. The same
trouble is said to be brewing on the Co
lumbus, Hooking Valley & Toledo road,
whose operators have presented new
schedule of wages to the officials OF thu
company. The Toledo, st. Louis d Kan
sas City Railroad company has recognized
the order and has agreed to a new schedule
of wages which increases the salaries OF
it's operators about s.. so per month.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
The Registration Case.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 15.-The case
brought in Hendricks county by the Re-
publicans to test the constitutionality Of
the registration feature of the Australian
ballot law, and appealed to the supreme
court, was Wednesday ordered advanced
upon the docket. and will be decided
early In October.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
Endorsed the Popnlist.

DENVER, Sept. 15.-Rev. Myron W.
Reed, the populist, was nominated for
congress by Democrats of the First district
yesterday.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 15.-The Fourth
district Democracy yesterday nominated
John L. Mitchell for representative in
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
THE ARGUS.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1892
TWO MORE STATES
Get Their Forces into Political
Alignment.
NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Werts Nominated for Governor-Massa-
chusetts Republicans Name Halle -
Points from Both Platforms-The DEM
ocratic National Com mittee Has Some
thing to Say Regarding the Elections
in Arkansas, Vermont and Maine -
Latest Returns from the Latter Nearly
Complete.
TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 15.-The state
Democratic convention met here yester-
day, the principal question before it being
whether Werts or another man should be
the nominee for governor. There were
1900 spectators present, all, nearly, for
Werts, and the convention itself was fully
attended by delegates. Chairman McDer-
mott, of the state committee, called the
convention to order. He said he would
refrain from making anything like a
speech because he was partisan of one of
the gubernatorial candidates. His an
nouncement that the state committee had
decided the Passaic contest for seats in IA
vor of the Gourley delegates was cheered
by the Werts men.
Had u Little Diversion.
AS soon as the temporary chairman,
Bergen, had made a brief speech a motion
was made that Passaic county be passed
in the roll call until the committee on
credentials passed upon the question of
the contest in that county. Prosecutor
Gourley opposed the motion and the men,
bers of both factions raised such a bedlam
that the chairman's voice could not be
heard. He threatened to call upon the
police to remove the noisy partisans and
to clear the galleries. This had the effect
of restoring order. The chairman decided
the motion carried and the appointing of
the standing committees was proceeded
with.
Synopsis of the Platform.
Then a recess vas taken, and upon reas-
sembling Edward F. Mcdonald was chosen
permanent presiding officer, and the reso-
buttons committee then reported. The
platform indorses the Chicago platform
and upholds and indorses the Democratic
administra ton of New Jersey. The state
government is declared the most econom-
ical in the Union, and the pledge is re-
newed that no state tax shall be imposed
during the Democratic regime. AS an
answer to the charges made against the
present government all the acts claimed to
be for the public benefit passed by the
Democrs tic legislature last winter are
cited in the platform.
werts Got the Three Cheers.
Chairman Mcdonald made 6 ringing
speech. In the midst of his remarks,
WHlie p-euSlHS the loyalty Oh huOSOn
county, whatever the outcome of the con-
vention was, small piping voice in the
galleries exclaimed: "Three cheers for
Werts." Thereupon pandemonium broke
loose. Hats and canes were waved and
thousands cheered and shouted for Werts.
Preliminary business was rapidly trans
acted and nominations reached, the fol-
lowing being named for governor:
George I. Werts Z. p. Young, r. a. DON
nelly, A. w. Cutler. Nobody was in it but
Werts. He got 40 votes the first bal
lot, and it was made unanimous.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
Figures from Maine's Back COMMITTEES.
Prohibitionists Indulge in a Split.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Sept. 15.-In re-
Spouse to a call for mass convention of
the Prohibitiouists of the state there gath
cred in this city yesterday all told about
sixty persons interested in the affair. In
the morning session war broke out, and a
bolt of thirty followed in consequence of
the conventions determination to put up
a state ticket. The convention reconvened
at O'clock in the evening. and Alexander
Waterman was nominated for governor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

Washington, D. c., and Return
For the G. A. r. national encampme Mt
the C, r. l. & P. will sell tickets Sept.
18th 10 Goth inclusive, good TO return up
to Oct 10th for less than one fare for
round trip F. II. PLUMMER. ACT.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The directors OF
the Western Union Telegraph company
at their meeting yesterday declared a
dividend of ~ per cent. on the company's
capital stock. They also decided to in.
crease tie capital stack of the company by
$13, SOC, coo making the aggregate capital
stock 800, DOC, OO0 The accumulated sur
plus of the company since October 1881 is
stated at $l4, As, 757.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
Lobasco Distincuishes Him.eIk.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 15.-In the free
for-all trot here yesterday Lobasco trotted
the two last heats in the record-breaking
time of Blk and 2:11s<.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
THE VERY LATEST.
Cases for 4s Hours.

NEW YORK. Sept. Is "A bulletin is
sued at 10 clock today by the health
department, says that during the last 40
hours no new or suspected cholera cases
had been reported.
Mrs. Harrison's Condition.
LOON LAKE House. N. Y, Sept. 10
Mrs. Harrison passed restless night, but
seemed little better this morning.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
t4ARRlTY FEELS ENCOURAGED.

He Finds Comfort in the Returns from
Recent State Elections.
NEW York, Sept. 15.-The Democratic
national committee. has issued the follow
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

ing over the signatures OF Harrlty and
Dickinson, and addressed to the people of
United States: "The Democratic national
committee conGratulates the country on
the result of the recent state elections in
Maine, Vermont and Arkansas. In Ar
kansas, the combined opposition, after SO
many extravaganza claims, fell short by
over 30, COO votes, on the Democracy alone.
This has brought dismay to the combina-
ton in the South and TO its manipulators
in the north.
Remarks on Maine and Vermont.
sIn Maine and Vermont the contest was
conducted distinctly on national issues.
The Republican managers appealed for
votes in those states on the ground that
the size of the plurality would exert a
great moral influence on the campaign in
other states, and that the poll would be
practically our vote for the presidency
Similar appeals summoned to their aid all
the potent resources of their national or
ganization with its eXhaustless treasury
and its splendid equipment of orators of
national fame.
Conclusions from the Results.
with every favoring force at their COM
mand. except public opinions; with no or
CARNATIONS opposed save those made up
within the states by minority party
=
ton, and which was unaided from with
out, the campaign of our adversaries for a
triumphant test vote in these states, so
carefully planned and so thoroughly and
forcefully executed. has ended in conspicu-
Gus disaster. Our friends everywhere are
entitled to take fresh courage from these
results. They mean that the strong ten
dency of the public sentiment is with the
Democracy, and that the people of the
country are prepared to enforce, rather
than reverse, the verdict which they rem
dered in 1890
Figures from Maine's Back Counties.
LEWISTON, Me-, Sept. 1.-THE Lewiston
Journal has returns from 429 towns, nearly
the whole state. Cleaves, Republican. for
governor has g., S04; Johnson. Democrat,
t3. l16; Hussey, Prohibition, $3.50; Bate
man, Peoples. 262. Republican plurality,
10 66S. The remaining towns will not ma
terially alter this result. So far as heard
from the Republicans have elected Ill rep
resentatives and the Democrats "a, with
six still to hear from. The last house
consisted of 10 Republicans and Al Demo-
Gratis.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-09
POWr6t ces: Wilhelma.
Zmiany W dalszych jego planach.

berlin, s sierpnia. - Ces. Will
helm przyby} dis do Wilhelmsha-
ven W powrocie z Anglii.
w drodze zatrzymaf sic przy Nor
derney pare godzin, to jest akurat
tyle czasu, lie by4o potrzeba ma od-
wiedzenie 60 ma okrecie przez trzech
ma}ych synk6w, pozostajacych W tel
mieiscowoSci.
Dalsze plany cesarza uledz maJ2
pewnym zmianom.
Do Austryi ma manewra ME pole
die, ale przez reszte sierpnia pozo-
stanie w Potsdamie.
Dopiero po wielkiej paradzie dnla
2go wrzeSnia, jako w rocznice Sc
danu uda sic do Szwecyi ma polowa-
ME, ztamtad ia wielkie manewra W
Alzacyi Lotaryngii. Potem nasta-
pia: wizyta W majqtku ccsarskim
UvoiIlc, wizyty na dworach baden
skim i wirtemburgskim W karlsruhe
i Stuttgardzie, manewra II korpusu
pod Phorzheim, wreszcie polowanie
W zamku my$liwSkim Raminton W
Prusach Wschodnich.
Jest to program dis istniej2cy.
Ze bedzie jeszcze zmieniony re sto
razy, o tenn. -. mkt ME watpi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-09
Podw6jne zab6jstwo W Warszawie.
Dw6ch oficer6w zabitych przez ko-
biete..

BERLIN, $ sierpnia. - Il Warsza-
wy donoszq 0 podwdjnej zbrodni,
dokonancj tam W bardzo niezwy-
kfych warunkach.
Guwernantka nazwiskiem Matu-
szecka, pozostaj4ca W domu jednego
z tamtejszych wyzszych urzednik6w,
Rosyanina, weszfa W bia}y dzieh do
cukierni, gdzie przy stole siedzlell
dwaj ofcerowie, Moskale, porucznik
Kolewacz kapitan Mutelink.
Me m6wiac sfowa, wydobyfa re-
wolwer strzelifa do porucznlka.
kula przeszyfa mu SERGE. -. W tel
sa1hej chwili wydoby4a n6z przeszy-
Ia MIN piers kap. Mutelinka. Ten
ostatni zostaf $miertelnie ranny.
Kobieta, gdy ja aresztowano, O..
swiadczy}a zimno, re powodem pod
woinej zbrodni jest zemsta "a rozpu-
szczone przez Phcer6w wiesci, szko-
dzace jej slavic.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-09
N0TATkI TELEGRAFl(INE u AMERlkl'

- Prevalent Harrison udaf sic
obecnie do Lo pn Lake, n. Y.
-ZWallacd, Idaho donosza, re ko-
misarz Stan6w Zjednoczonych Hoff-
man, prowad zqcy sledztwo W spra-
vie zaburzen g6rniczych, przes}u-
chaf juz IS osl{ arzonych. Dziewie-
tnastu Mich wypu$ci} "a kaucyami
do 1000 dol, dwoch "a kaucya po
$500.
- Strajk 20 900 robotnikow bu-
dowlanych W New lorku zakohczo-
ny. =. przegra ana. Robotnicy po-
wr6cili do prad dy.
- Niedalek6 Guthrie, ok. GAIA
rodzina far1nefska zfozona oJca,
matki czworg a. dzieci pad}a ofiara
fatalnego wypa dku... Gdy wracali
do domu, ich w6zek wpadf do pre-
pasci. Kon, VI 6z ludzie Wszyscy
zostali strzaska hi ma miazge.
W Baltinl ore sp}one}a fabryka
mebli Johna CT hattertona Sp. Szko
da cwierG milo ma dolar6w.
= w poblizl Rio Grande City,
Tex. schwytano czterech ludzi, kto-
rzy nalezeli do meksykahskiej handy
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-09
PoIac cy w Ameryce.
Zamach samOb6jczy.

w Pittsburgh G. Dekowska, 35
letnia Polka, zamieszka1a ma pofu-
dniowei S tronie miasta powzie}a "a
miar zako ohczneia zycia przez utopie-
ME sic W rzece Monongahela. -. w
tym celu poszfa ma most loci ulicy
ztamtad skoczy}a do rzeki. Osoby
znajdujace sic ma brzegu pospieszy}y
z czoinami ma ratunek, lecz kobieta
broni1a sic mocno, gdy js wyciagaro
z wody nieolnal byiaby sic utopia,
gdyby ME energia ratujacych.. ..
Wydobyts woody zawieziono ma
centralna stacye policyjna, gdzie jej
dano suche ubranie. :. Przyczyny
zamachu ma swe zycie ME chce wy
jasnic. Prawdopodobnie SO to ME
porozumienia familijne.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-09
Drobne wiadmOsci.

*ZNew Yorku do Chicago zaczy-
ua przybywaG coraz wiecej tamtej-
szej polskiej "inteligencyi''. W po.
goni "a niekt6rymi kawaleralni "a
czynaja przybywa6 H.: panny.
snowy gmach p. Nowaczewskie-
go ma Milwaukee ave. doprowadzo-
ny jest do wysokosci trzeciego pig
ira. Zapowiada sic wspaniale!..
Wmcenty Mafy z Lawndale 20
staf aresztowany ma skarge salonisty
Bartolda Wabash ave. "a oszustwo
Ia sumo $3.50.
Ma Milwaukee ave. .wkrotce ma
zostaG zafozona nova wielka kom
fortem ur;zasdzona polska restauracya.
Frank Ross, jadac drezynaprzez
szyny kolei Lake Shore, zostaf naje
chany przez lokomotywe... Ma nogi
pofamane.
*Jak6b Downey, pr6bujac wsko
czyG ma pociag tramwaju linowego
ma Wabash ave., upad} ma bruk imo-.
emo sic pokaleczy}.
Wczoraj wieczorem W Walsha
"Fairze'' 'przy rogu ul. Noble Emma
pod hala Walsha wybuchna} W base
mencie pozar. Wywo}a} on wielki
popfoch, szczeg6lniej sr6d panien "a
trudnionych W sztorze. P}omienie
szybko ugaszono. Strata dochodzi do
$l.5OO.
Dwie kobiety powiesi}y sic
wczoraj W Chicago. Jedna jest to
5o-letnia pani Olsen, zam. ma Sey-
mour ul., druga 27-letnia PAM
Schmitz, zam. ma May ul. W obu
wypadkach powodem semob6jstwa
byfo wyczerpanie i rozpacz powo-
du choroby.
Lake View otrzyma}o nowy tu-
mel - ma teraz woody pod dosta-
tkiem. -. -.
Maszyna zecerska, kt6ra wpro-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-09
"Fair'' ma Town of Lake.

Ma 4s-ej ulicy ma Town of Lake
odbywa sic juz cd tygodnia ma
placu przy polskim kosciele sw. J6-
zefa polski "fair" czyli loterya fan
iowa. Czysty doch6d tel zabawy
przeznaczony ma kosci6f polski.
"Fair" trwa6 bedzie jeszcze IA 'dni.
Jak dotqd, cieszy sic on jak najle-
pszem powodzeniem, a i ma przy-
sz}osc zapewne cieszy6 sic MIN be-
dzie. :. Urzadzeniem ''fairu" jego
kierownictwem zaimuje sic nlestru-
dzony probosz miejscowy ks. Zale-
ski.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-09
Wiadomosci Miejskie.
ZN0W UP'Ak....
Ofary porazenia, jeden Polak.

Wczoraj zn6w mielismy upa}.
l co najciekawsze! goraco zaczefo sic
gWa}townie zwiekszac pod wieczor.
Oko}o p6}nocy by}y |e3 stopnie 60
raca.
Dzis rano goraco I'm niejszyfo: sic
do sc stopni, oko}o pofudnla doszfo
do IS. :.
Wczorajszy upaf mi al znow pare
ofar. Zn6w try osoby zosta}y do
tkniete porazeniem s}on necznem; wy
;padki te ME So jednakowoz smier-
Etelne. 80.
W liczbie ofiar znajduje sic jeden
;Polak.
Nazwisko jego jest JAK6B WI
.c1EK, zam. pod nr.. PAT ma Morgan
,u1icy. Porazonly zosta} W chwili,
lgdy kopa} Fundamental przy rogu ..63
ulicy i Stany Island ave. Znajduje
sic W szpitalu powiatowym.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-09
Telegramy z Europy.
Nowy parliament W LOndynie.
Odczytana nova tronowa.

LoNDYN, s sierpnia. - Dzis fax
tycznie rozpocze}y sic czynnosci par
lamentu.
OdczYtana zosta]a nova tronoWa,
W ktorej kr6lowa Wiktorya ME mo-
wi mic, opr6cz zwyk}ych formu&ek i
komplement6w; W zakonczeniu wy
laza nadzieje, re nowy parliament be-
die pracowa} z tym samym po-
zytkiem, jak poprzedni.
Czlonek parlamentu Barton,
konserwatysta, wni6si adres odpo-
wiedzi ma move tronowa; Liberal
Asquith doda} do niej poprawke wy
razajaca brak zaufania dla obecnego
rzadu.
w dyskusyi, kt6ra sic tego po-
wodu wywiaza}a, brali udzia{ czfon-
kowie parlamentu Burt, Goschen,
Mccarthy, J. Redmond. M6wlono
wiele ,,Home Rule" Irlandczycy
wyrazali pewnosc, re teraz zyskaja
samorzad, kt6rego juz tax dawno
pozadali.
Gladstone byf obecny wygladai;
bardzo s1abowicie. Twierdza, re
W ciagu poprzedniego tygodnia mial
try ataki po&aczone ze' zemdieniem.
Obecnie ma mieG przypad}osci cho'
leryny.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-09
POzar ma WOjcieehOWie.
Kobieta mocno poparzona.


Wczoraj o godz:, drugiej po po}u-
dniu W domu p. n. 81 ma W. 17-ej
I'll. ma Wojciechowie wybuchnai z
niewiadomej przyczyny pozar. Pho
mienie ukaza}y sic W mieszkaniu Po-
laka J. Sochonia w schowanku.
Wszystkie rzeczy W mieszkaniu So
chonia uleg}y spaleniu, pani So
chon jest mocno poparzona. Ma po-
palone rece, brwi i wlosy. Szkoda
og6fem dochodzi do $780,. Zaalar-
mowaf straz i ni6sfl pierwsza pomoc
polski policeman p. Jan Wafer.