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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-05
przez anarchist6w zamieszka.
ROsya.
Peters6urQ, 4 majs

wv" HH '
niemowlat oddawanych i'm pod
opieke. Wydano wyrok ma
winnych ma 6 do 20 lat VIE
zienia karnego. We wielu wy.
padkach wyrodne matki zga-
dza}y sic ma zabicie ich dziecka.
Policya po raz pierwszy o tego
rodzaju zbrodniach dowiedzia'
Ia sic W kwietniu roku 1890,
kiedy to zualeziono zw1oki
szesciu ma}ych dzieci W rowie
"a pewnym domem. zarzadzo-
no w6wczas sledztwo, ktorego
rezultatem by}o odkrycie dal-
szych IS zw}ok. 40 mezczyzn i
kobiet aresztowano i przes}u-
chano oko}o $50 swiadk6w.
z telegram6w nadesz}ych ME
mona osadzic, czyli z 40 are
sztowanych istotnie tylko 6
uznano winnymi, a reszte ma
wolnosG puszczono, czy tez
inni jeszcze czekat musza ma
sw6j proces W wiezieniu Sled
czem, podczas gdy szesciu do
piero zosta]o procesowanych.
WfOchy.
.Rzyma, 4 maja.
Minister prezydent Rudini
zauwazy} dzisiaj W izble po-
slow, m6wiac o fnansowem
po}ozeniu kraju, re wydatki W
roku 1S92--lS93 zostana po-
kryte przez oszczednosci po-
czynione W departamencie
wojny. R6wniez wniesiona
zostanie nowela, by dalsze
wydatki opaacono Z dochod6w,
kt6re maja wl}yna6 re sprze.
dazy publicznej w}asnosci (czy
znaczy to zak}ady sztuk pick
nych, muzea t. p.?) IL utwo-
rzenia kredytu dla skarbu ko-
lejowego. Rowniez ma bye
wniesiona nowela W sprawie
zmienienia ustawy o nalezyto-
sciach spadkowych i utworze-
MIA monopolu dla fabrykacyi
zapa}ek. Mimo tego pozosta-
ME jeszcze defcyt W sumie
oko}o Is milion6w lir (3a mi
Iona dolarow), kt6ry trzeba
bedzie pokryc jakims innym
sposobem. Wszystkie te obja-
snienia ministra lewica przyj
mowa}a szemraniem i W og6le
dale sic spostrzegac wielkie
niezadowolenie.
Haifan, 4 maja.
q p6}nocnych wybrzezy No.
wei Fundlandyi nadchodza
smutne wiadomosci o po}oze-
niu tamtejszej ludnosci. Grypa,
kt6ra tam grasowa}a zesz}ego
roku, bardzo wielu rybakom
przeszkodzi}a trudnic sic polo
wen. Ma kr6tki czas pred
zamknieciem zeglugi Rad
przes}a1 dla mieszka1c6w o.
kregu Flower so beczek maxi,
azeby ich uchronic cd g1odo-
wei smierci W zimie. Przez
pie6 miesiecy ludzie ci byli cd
reszty swiata odcieci przez
masy lodowe zagradzajace
przystep do Mich. 2 pocza-
tkiem lutego ku przerazeniu
ich zapas maxi sic k'ohczy}.
Gale familie juz ME mia1y co
jest. Wzd}uz ca}ego wybrzeza
pomiedzy Bonne Bay a St.
Anthony ME ma juz AMI jednej
beczki maxi. zdarzy2o sic juz
kilka wypadk6w smierci z
glodu, a wedle ostatnich via
domosci z 26 marca po}ozenie
1es4s9LI .LL-L-. -o1~o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-05
Ia CleyeIandem.
M51aDaatkee, WIS.,, 4 m

y
iedyzgromadzenij entuzya.
styczny okrzyk wniesli ma czesc
Grovera Clevelanda. Powo-
dem by} ustep z mowy tymcza-
sowego przewodniczscego, Sc
natora Stanowego Roberta Le-
es Alma, kt6ry konwencya
otworzy}, i wspomnia} nazwi-
sko ulubie1ca narodu.
Interesa za}atwiono nadzwy-
czaj szybko. Widocznie przy-
gotowania by}y tax zrecznie
zrobione, re bez najmniejszej
przeszkody i nadzwyczaj pred
ko za}atwiono sic re wszystkie-
mi obradami.
Komitet do rezolucyj poda}
nastepujace punkta:
Niepotrzebne opodatkowa-
ME jest niesprawiedliwem opo-
datkowaniem i dlatego oswald
czamy sic przeciw wszystklm
innym c}om, opr6cz finanso-
wych. Potepiamy niegodziwe
postapienie ostatniego kongre-
su republikahskiego, kt6ry
podnios} ciezary podatkowe
dla ca}ego kraju ma korzysc o.
sob wilejowanych.
Oswiadczamy sic przeciw u.
stawom przymusowym, ktore
So niepotrzebne ograniczaja
osobista wolposc.
Zdaniem naszem dobro ma
rodu wymaga uczciwych sta
}ych porzadnych pieniedzy ze
z}ota i re srebra, lub re z{ota,
kt6re wymieniac MONA ma sre.
bro, i kt6rego wartost stoso-
vie do wartosci srebra jest u
normowana
Dlatego tez oswiadczamy sic
przeciw planowi nieograniczo-
nego bicia srebrnych dolar6w
majacych wartosc mniejsza cd
z}otych dolar6w, bo tego 70.
dza]u postepowanie jest niede.
mokratycznem, nieuczciwem,
szczeg6lnie szkodliwem dla
farmeroW ola klasy PracuJa-
cej, kt6rzy padaja pierwszemi
ofarami wartosci pienieznych
ME opartych ma podstawie
silnej.
Potepiamy republika6skie
postepowanie W tel sprawie, a
zw}aszcza ustawe Shermana z
r. 1890, jako tch6rzliwy wy
kret i nieusprawiedliwione roz'
trwanianie publicznych maja-
tk6w, gdyz wskutek'' tego CO.
dziennie zakupywano i groma.
dzono tony srebra. zadamy
zniesienia tel ustawy. Oswald
czamy sic przeciw mieszaniu
sic rzadu W prawa rodziciel-
skie ich zapatrywania co do
wychowania dzieci, gdyz jest
to naruszeniem zasad partyi
demokratycznej, IL najwieksza
wolnosG osobista, lie zgadza
sic z dobrem innych obywateli,
najlepszych tworzy obywatell
i jest podstawa najlepszego
rzadu.
Polecamy naszym delega-
tom stanu Wisconsin do kon-
wencyi krajowej, kt6ra ma
odbyt sic W Chicago 21 czer-
wca, by we wszystkich kwe-
styach i o wszystk1ch handy.
datach oddawali zgodnie je-
dnakowo glosylstosownie do
uchwaly wiekszosci.
Oswiadczamy, re zupe3nle
zgadzamy sic ostatnia demo,
kratyczna administracya Stanu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-05

wanna Kandydatem ma prezy.
denta tego meza, kt6ry jest
uosobieniem zdrowych zasad
demokratycznych i wprowadza
je W Ezycie = a kt6rym jest
Grover Cleveland"
Hucznymi oklaskami kazdy
ustep platformy przyjmowano.
Kiedy przewodniczacy zapro-
ponowa}, by platforme przy.
jeto "a pomoca powstania z
miejsc, uczyniono to z takim
entuzyazmem, re o opozycyi
mkt ME m6g}by i marzyc. Po'
TEN natychmiast obrano dele
gat6w do konwencyi krajowej.
Sa mimi: senator Villas, E.. G.
Wall, E. S. Bragg i John A.
Knight. Obrano takze czte
rech zastepc6w. Senator Villas
zamianowal Gustawa Wollae.
gra Milwaukee demokraty-
cznym wyborca prezydencyal.
nym "a Stan Wisconsin, a dru-
GIN McBride'a. Obu obrano
jednog}osnie.
Michigan "a CIeveland6m.
Muskegom, MicA., 4 maja.
Ma konwecyi demokratycz-
nej Stanowej, kt6ra dzisiaj sic
zako6czy}a, obrano do kon'
wencyi krajowej Spencera 0.
Fisher, Daniel M. Dickinson,
Edwarda Ryan i Edwarda F.
Uhl. w platformie r6wniez
przyjetej miesci sic polecenie
dla delegat6w, by oddali swe
g}osy Groverowi Clevelando-
wi. Poparta jest reforma tary'
fy i zada sic cd rzadu, by po-
stara} sic o otworzenie wodne.
go po}aczenia splawnego wiel-
kich jezior z Oceanem. Pro-
bowano wsunaG do platformy
ustep przychylny dla wolnego
bicia srebra: ale ME uda}o sic
to.
Konwencye republikanskie.
Hartford, Conn.,, 4 maja.
Ma dzisiejszej konwencyi
Stanowej republika6skiej O.
brano dzisiaj delegat6w do
konwencyi krajowej, kt6ra ma
sic odbyc W Minneapolis i
przyjeto platforme pochwala'
jaca we wszystkich szczego}ach
administracya Harrisona.
Miba0aukee, WIS.,, 4 maja.
Jutro tu odbedzie sic Stano-
wa konwencya republika6ska,
ma kt6rej obiora delegat6w do
kouwencyi krajowej.
Hutchinson, Kaos., 4 maja.
Stanowa konwencya repu-
blika6ska odbedzie sic tu ju.
tro. Sprawy Stanowe tax So
tu wazne, re prawdopodobnie
sprawy krajowe ma drugim do
piero beda planie.
W Cheyenne, Colo, odby}a
sic republikahska Stanowa
konwencya wczoraj we Srode.
Obrano delegatow do Minnea-
POLISH wyrazono uznanie ola
administracyi Harrisona i dla
polityki wzajemnosci Blaine'a.
Podobnych prac dokona3a
konwencya stanowa W Mary
land, we Frederick, Md. Dele
gatom polecono glosowae "a
,Harrisonem.
w Stockton, CAL, konwen.
eva Stanowa W platformie "a
zada{a obostrzenia ustaw prze.
civ immigracyi Chidczyk6w.
w Nashville, Tenn, kou-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-05
TelegTamy ZagraHIGzls.
Anarehistyezny spisek W Belgii,
Energiezna dziafalnOSc pOlicyi W
Belgii.
SzeSe zyd0W iyd0Wek we Will
ME zasadzOnych "a mOrdOWanie
dzieei.
POiOienie finansOWe we Who
Szech.
Straszna nedza W NOwej Fuu-
dlandyi.
WiadOmOSei z Chin.

NItIIICy'
Berlin, 4 maja.
Fabryka sprezyn Straussa
W Kanstacie kolo Strttgartu
dis po po}udniu stanela W
p}omieniach i pozar rozszerzy}
sic tax szybko, re kilku robo-
tnik6w W MIN zgine}o. Pozar
srozy sic ciagle jeszcze.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-02
An Irksome Place.

This is democratic dispatch from
Washington. You will find it in the
tlil-o-graim of the Oregonian: s'Re-
ports were current some time ago to the
effect that in the event of Mr.. Cleve
lands election good-sized plum would
be placed at his disposal for bestowal
upon some worthy partisan, by the res
ignation from the supreme bench of
Chief Justice Fuller, and, now that the
election is over, the rumor is again gain
ing currency. They are based upon the
story that the chief justice finds his
position something of an irksome one,
and that the salary attached to it is not
at all in proportion to his earning capa-
bility in the ordinary practice of his
profession. From the fact, however,
that the Fuller residence is now being
entirely overhauled preparatory to being
put in elegant condition for next year,
it is not thought that the rumor has any
substantial foundation, or that, if it had
the chief justice has changed his mind.
So far as the financial end is concerned,
it is not thought that this would cut any
figure, as the chief justice is fairly well
fixed in this world goods, and is, more
over, just now engaged in some real es-
tate operations in Chicago that are likely
to bring him large returns"
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-02
A MAD POET

rushed into a newspaper Office recently,
and threatened to "clean out" the es-
tablishment, because they printed his
verses wrong. Said he :" wrote, TO
dwell forever in grot of peace and
you idiots put it a pot of grease"
The mortified editor presented him
with vial of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. a years subscription and an
The little "Pellets" positively cure
sick and nervous headache, biliousness,
costiveness, and all arrangements of the
stomach, bowels aud liver. It's large
contract, but the smallest things in the
world do the business DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. They're the small
est, but the most effective. They go to
work in the right way. They cleanse
and renovate the liver, stomach and
bowels thoroughly but they do it
mildly and gently. You feel the good
they do-but you don't feel them do
ing it.
They're the cheapest pill you can
buy, because they're guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money is returned.
Yoa only pay for the good you get;
That's the peculiar plan all Dr..
Pierce's medicines are sold on, through
druggists.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-02
The Gentleman From New York.

There's man who until year or SO
ago, lived in New York city, and he is
very fond of informing people of that de-
sirable fact. Otherwise he is quite a
respectful citizen, barring certain stiff
nesss of manner incidental or sequential
TO a residence In Gotham. Yesterday
his business took him into o. D. Taylor's
office where he was not known. He
asked for Linus Hubbard, and was
shown to his room.
''I am Mr.. John Brown, formerly of
New York." he said by way of introduce
ton.
"Ah, good morning, Mr.. Formerly,
responded Mr.. Hubbard with a genial
smile ''Glad to see you. Sit down
Mr.. Formerly. 70.
The gentleman was stupi6ed.
81 beg pardou," he said vaguely.
"Don't mention it, responded Mr..
H ubbard.
81 believe,'' continued the visitor,
somewhat nettled, 'tthat you called me
MIR. Formerly. That is not my name
SIR My name is Brown
This time it was Hubbard's turn to be
embarrassed.
''Oh, ah, excuse me,' he said. 81
understood you to say you we're Mr..
Johu Brown Formerly of New York.
The visitor accepted the explanation
and transacted his business, but he
can't be convinced that Hubbard was
guyiug him.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-02

Twelve year old Maddingly whisky,
Simon Pure for medicinal purposes, al
Stubling & Williams.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-02

The San Jose, they say, will do well
enough for smooth water, but to go out
and plow through a sea that severely
tries the finest ships is more than can
be done with safety to her crew. The
pilots say they should have money pro-
vided that would enable them to have
fine schooner made according to the
model of the best boats sailing out of
New York harbor. Then they could
give the Columbia river q pilot service
unexcelled in the world. If our legisla-
prs were compelled to take trip or
two out in the offing and lay there dur
ing storm, they would vote unani-
mously for the best vessel that could be
made for the occasion. Life is as dear
to pilot as it is to legislator.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-02
THE PILOT SCHOONER.
How the Little Thing Behaved in a
Recent Gale.

How the Little Thing Behaved in a
Recent Gale.
When Weeks brought the schooner
San Jose up to Astoria from California,
and turned her over to the state board
of pilot commissioners, for the Colum bia
river bar, she was universally con-
demned, as only fit for absorbing appro-
priations. On the 9Th she went outside
on one OF her regular cruises looking for
ships, and encountered the westerly
storm that ragged with more or less vio-
lence for fifty-six hours. When the
storm first struck them they were only
six miles from land and were compelled
to face heavy sea and beat off the lee
shore. 1t took them three days to make
eight miles, and all this time there was
no opportunity for rest, sleepand meals.
The heavy seas washed over the deck in
deluge, dashing in the faces of the
men, who were compelled to be on the
alert continually. The vessel being
small, drawing only six feet, they dared
not let the sea strike her abeam for fear
she should capsize.
The pilots say they should have a
schooner of eighty or ninety tons of ap-
proved model, to be prepared for the
severe weather they are sometimes com
PEELED to remain out in. The hardship
of such a life is severe enough even with
the best vessels that can be constructed
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-02

Total deficiency in precipitation during month,
for Is years, "a inches.
Total deficiency i'll precipitation since January
LIST, asa for Is years.
Number of cloudless days, 81 partly cloudy
days, I; Cloudy days is
Dates of frost 18th, 10th, 9th (killing).
Barometer reduced to level. indicates
trace of precipitation.
Solar halo On 1st 9th with parhelia. Lunar
halo on 29th.
SAMUEL L. BROOKS,
Voluntary Signal Corps Observer.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-02
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Mr.. H. White of Wapinitia called
today.
Club dance at the armory tonight
We go.
Hard pan sIop fills Dalles streets to-
day.
Leave your order for cord wood at
Maier & Benton's.
Jay Gould died in his New York
home this morning.
Jay Gould is dead. He passed in his
last check this morning.
-. Wiley is now one of the chief dis
pensers at J.O. Macks.
The lava on Dalles streets is tough on
the Mercantile company's new wagon.
Sunshine and shadow, and fair collec-
tions ruled the hour in The Dalles today
The footpad and the burglar have
struck The Dalles. Now look out for,
them.
DIR. J. B Walters, V. s., will be at The
Dalles for one week from the 5th of
December.
Clean crossings is what Jack wants,
but he finds it difficult to provide them
with hard-pan slop.
Abstracts of title and land papers pre-
pared by Huntington & McKinstry, 13
Second street.
Twelve year old Maddingly whisky,
Simon Pure for medicinal purposes, al
Stubling & Williams.
Parties having property to sell or rent
are requested to list it with us.-Hunt-
ington and McKinstry.
Capt. Lewis is much better today.
There are no traces of fever, and he was
feeling pretty bright this morning.
Fresh oysters of all kinds, served il
any style to order, by Campbell Bros.
at the Columbia Candy Factory.
Judge Bradshaw expects to go to Port
land Sunday evening, where he will
hold court for Judge Stearns next week
AS successor to Jay Gould in the U. P
R. THE CHRONICLE names E. E. Lytle o
The Dalles Efficient, competent AM
able.
The first car load of oranges for thi
season was shipped from Riverside, Cal
Sunday. The orange crop is ripenin
rapidly, and will be large.
w. Z. Garretsou has succeeded. in re
turning from a hasty trip to Portland
To avoid death on Morrison street MAJ
traps, he put up at the GilmanA--
The snow, the snow, the beautiful
snow, on the Klickitat hills today
HecRed by heavy background of fog
and the bright light of a MONDAY sun
made handsome subject for first
class artist.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-02
Come one Come all.

The members of the Rod and Gun
club are requested TO meet at the old
Court house at p. M, sharp on Satur-
day the Sd inst, as business of import
ance is to be transacted. By request of
many. d. SIDDALL, president.
T. JoLss, secretary.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-02
Mop.hlY archaeological Report.

Weather bureau, department of agriculture:
Station, The DalIes, Oregon, for the month OF
November, 1892.
Iatitude 45o &c, 1s" Longitude 1910 12f -" west
Altitude 116 feet above sea level
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-02

Total excess III temperature during lne
month for Is years, 3 deg min.
Total excess in temperature since January LIST,
.93.
Prevailing direction of wind, S, SW. w.
Total precipitation. Is: number of days on
which .01 inch or more of precipitation fell,
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-02

SO.46S (date 12th); lowest barometer 29156 (date
2Stb.)
Mean temperature 45.2; highest temperature,
90 on Sd. lowest mpeIature, Is, on 9th.
Greatest daily range of temperature 26 on 1th
Least daily range OF temperature, on 22d.
, 1892-11-16
land is certainly one of the mosf interesting
and hopeful facts Of modern history.

land is certainly one OF the moss interesting
and hopeful facts Of modern histjry'
The Germans and Austrians are greatly in
terested in a riding contest between the ca
valry officers. of thei: respective armies.
Some f41 German officers, and about half that
number of Austrian officers, agreed to start
from Vienna for Berlin, and from Berlin for
Vienna and do the distance in three days.
Each Officer was to ride one horse. which
must be his own. Each Emperor gave a
heavy prize-9l, 00O-and young officers of
the highest rank in birth joined in the con
test, the list including a Prince Leopold Of
the Prussiau House, Duke Ganther Of the Bt-
varlan House, and Count Stahremberg. who
belongs to the mediatised family Of Styria. rh9
race began on Sunday, and ended practically
on Wednesday in favour of Count Stahrem-
berg, Austrian, and Baron Reitzenstein, Ger
man, the former accomplishing the di-tapce in
III hours 81 minutes. The Suf8rings Of
many horses fro II fatigue and some men.
were terrible, many horses diving on the road;
but as other horses came IN in fur condition,
the experiment can hardly be- considered cal-
lously cruel. The general result seem to be that
the Austrian officers are better mounted than
the German, and that Hungarian hors.s are the
hardest on the Continent. The military
stats Of Europe will consider both facts worth
knowing, though the experiment would have
thrown more light on future campaigns if
French and Cossack officers had taken part
IN lt.-Spectator, 8h Oct.
, 1892-11-16

Advices from Dublin state that there is
little doubt that the evicted Tenants Commits
sion will end in a complete failure.
It is reported that Princess Victoria of
Wales is engaged to be married to the Earl
of Rosebery.
Dispatches from Paris state that in view of
checking the growing importation of foreign
goods into the French colonies, the admins
tration has asked the French railway and
steamship companies to establish diferential
freight rates in favor Of French goods.
a case Of cholera 8 reported to have occur
red at Lyons.
Advices from Vienna state that the Care
witch is on a visit to that city.
The overdue steamer "England' has aTriv-
ed at New York.
Doctor Kock gives his assurance that
Chicago need not fear catching the cholera
from Germany's exhibits.
At the coronprs inquest held on the body Of
the late Duke Of Marlborough it was certified
that death occurred from heart disease.
New York. November 10Th Continental
advices state that new cases Of cholera have
occurred in France. Hungary AMI Holland.
Advices from Paris state that on Vednes-
day the Government intend putting pressure
on the bill asking for power to suppress the
violent Anarchist papers. it is believed hat it
will be rejected by the Chamber On Thurs
day the debate on the Panama Canal question
will take place. The outcome Of events will
be watched with great interest by political
circles as the week is likely to be d momen-
tous one for the Cabinet.
The Chamber of Deputies by a vote of 3I8
to I'll abolished the wine growers privilege
which allowed them to make free OF duty
alcohol from q portion Of their crop.
The Sultan Of Morocco has made several
treaty concessions to France.
New York, November 18th.
Flour, st. Lawrence, pr. bri S4.25
Meal, best brandywine. per. brl, 800
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl. 124-13
New Season. Pork, per brl l34-133
ou Crystals, pc IL. 81
ous" F. to q. r. per 10 q
English Islands Molasses pr. gal. loo.
Exchange New York and London, 4.84
London November 18th.
(DemeTara Crystals pr l7s3d
Sugar nuscovad0 pr cwt l3s. Cd.
. German Beet 20 l3s Sd
Demerara Rum pr gal. IS. 34d-l~ sgd
Trinidad Cocoa pr cwt E3 s.. I'd.
Consol's 974
Bank of England rate of Discount 8.
Liverpool Cotton, Middllng Upland D lb. A
Three ne c. kentes in Paris SO. rs,