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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-18
SpRrse CAprs.
Srnrse CArrs.
SrR1sa JAckEra
SpR1sa JACKETS.
SPRING NEwnARxxrs

SrR1sa JAcKErs
SPRING NEwnARxxrs
SpR1se NxwxARxnrs
secured whiis In New York iass wsek the sample
line Of the largest manufacture Of Cloaks ct rdc-
ulous price and have marked them ct half price Of
value. This line is worth inspection no such chance
S2.9S
For . nice Tan, Gray or Black Refer or Blaxer all
wool. fashionable lensth and latest style cut. Il
worth %. Choice
S2.98.
Black. Gray o. Tan SIX lined Refer or Blazer fn
shed with frogs or buttons and big value o. Choice
S4.9S.
Choice Of . line Of 40-inch Plain. Embroidered or
braided. none worth less than %. many Of them
$500.
Our s6 and es c.pes. several shades and stylish
shape and finish. Choice
S3.9S.
Newmarket. In the latest shapes and shsdss Worth
SS.9S.
WRAPPERS,
Wrappers.
we intend swing you another little snap in Wrap
pers The fortunate ut last Wrapper Sale
appreciate the value offered and WILL doubt be the
nrst to take advantage Of this Offering.
Mother Hubbard 'front.' tight back. cambria Wrapper.
In light and medium shade. Including . few white
ones None worth less than q. Most Of them more.
Choice at
Sc.
Fancy Cashmere Tea Gowns. with plnn coior fronts.
spring shades no matter what they are worth. For
tomorrow the price will be
9Sc.
Navy Blue. fancy round Jokes. tight back. Worth
u. SO. Choice
9Sc
We have the best assortment of Wrappers In Washing
ton. We MAKE all sell, and to make you acquainted
with them will give youShoics Of 81. IS and 81 %
Wrappers tomorrow at
S1.79.
S2'SSE a kh k.kK-- ssss
Gee Gee [ 1 IA 4 kktk ssss--
1874 AND 1856 7rH ST.. NV. .
REMEMBER. CLARK,s Is OK Urn ST.
BETWEEN & AND HI,
No. 1874 AND 1856. l.
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Jndss Woods is cut Of the senatorial woods
anyhow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-18

What say the seisntists-has new glacial
epoch set in!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-18

II 10 understood thas Mr.. Hill is travel
his political health.
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IxroRxAL "OprSrse. Or Wars.

INFORMAL OpENING" OF WRAPS.
HEADERS Of advertisements have learned that
while the formal spring Openings have already
Cured at most establishments the Paiais RovcI open
ing' ,eH not occur until shortly brore Easter. You
is not yet complete. This INFORMAL 'opeainp' Of
Wraps is to dspet any such illusion.
LXCLUSIvE.-There lie much humbug connected
exclusive that we hesitate using 1t even
in legitimate way. The imported garments We have
show You exclusive because chances that
Paris and London did select the identi-
cal style garments secured by the Of
the American wrap manufacturers. The prices are
moderate because secured most Of these garments
samples. and having used them such to sdyan-
tage willing to pass them to you Europesu
prices.
Imported listers. eli to k27.
Imported Jackets. $40 to So.
Imported Capes. elo to SO.
Imported Robes. SO to 81
Imported Jerseys. sL35 TO e. 60
Any written description Of these garments cannot do
them Justice. When compared with the usual domes-
ticnsde garments the style and fit different
the information and gestures Booth when compared
with the politician ms stump speech in country gro
Gerry. Enough to ask you to compare Palais Royal
prices with those where eroiusire nopeuies mean
exclusive prices.
DUT ercusioe noueE;,es % exist in American made
garments The plan is to bargain with q manufac-
turer to supply other retailer city OF course
the msrchsnt has to be charged extra for the
medallion bu. he is enabled to unusual profits.
The Pslas Royal. having of competition. 10
more independent; has the entire army Of nan,tac-
tuTeTs to seiecJro. The result better qualities FOR
the prices and just exclusive styIss as exclusive
because the merchants who credit many Of their pa
irons must secure greater Iro and therefore cannot
afford to sell the garments at the Paais
Royal; they hare 70 rely exclusive norelnes %.
PALA1s ROYAL WnAp Pnrcrs.
S1C for Atwood Chsviot listers in mixtures of
drays and Tsns. The deep military cape is detacha-
be. and mag be ien at home adpantaoe The tailor
hitting sleeves the plated back, the style 'front.'
the large pearl buttons. attractive that tina
cape seems to hide too much beauty Of style and
finish.
sDCsOO fer the Misses Ulster and IL looks and 10
Is good as the el3 garment sisss l2to Is years for
ts5O.
GU Ladies' Check Cloth Refers. 50 inches long;
the msterial the lap and big pearl buttons
wonderful imitation of the els Imported Refers We
can ask to try on this 90 garment Nth every conf
deuce.
Sofs And here is the Misses Reefsr. in sizes from
to ~ yssrs % that small lady viii be charged %
instead Of o..
Cd 40 Crepe Cloth Wrappers. With Vatican beck.
full sleeves &c. Just like the expsasavs imported
robes. And the designs and colou Of this graceful
draping crsps cloth.
ST. .9S. rs... Imported ,~..y.. s..,a.a I. new
style and sefA ~ Afp Disses, the lse impsovsmsnt
that makes tAs Jersey prr,set ssr~sss-vishouts
fsslt
Tan PA1Au RorA1.
Cesn~ l2sA = I'D n ave nAle
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SPECIAL Hos1EnY REDucrIoss. For

SPECIAL Hos,ERY REpucr1oss, For
SATURDAY.
LADIES' EXTRA SlZE Ribbed TOP BAL
BklGGANs. Very ELASTIC. Regular price,
6-1sc. FOR SATURDAY,
47o. PAIR.
LADIES FANCY RIBBED FAST BLACK
FRENCH LlSLE HCsk. Regular price. 60c.
fOh SATURDAY.. :
46c. PAIR.
LADIES' FlNE kjBBLD FRENCH Isle
HOSE, FAST BLACK. very new. Regular
price. o5c. FOR SATURDAY,
He. PAIR.
LADIES' OffHA LENGTH FRENCH
HOSE, FAST BLACK. :,6 inches lon.r. Size
~ to 40 inches: Regular price anywhere. 09c.
FOR SAL UkDAT.
&c. PAIR.
LADIES, EXTRA FINE 40 GAUGE NOSE,
with HIGH DoU BIZ HEEL aud Doc BILE
TOES. Size s to 10 Narrated AsT BLACK.
Regular price, Sc FOR SATURDAY. ONLY
Z4c. PAIR.
LADIES' FINE 40 GAUGE TAN snd GRAY
HOSE. DoU BIZ HEELS aud TuEs.. Regular
value. sc. FOR SATUkDAY, ONLY
d. mar,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-18

DATURDAY WITH Us rs. TO GREAT
EXTENT. GIVEN TO THE WANTS AND
NEEDS OF THE YOUNG FoLKs-has been
for some time past. You'll always ind & 20,
whether We announce it or not. We do this
because Saturday is their holiday. boy or
Eirl appreciates new suit or Q new dress more
II allowed to help select twill take better care
Of and feel more pride in wearing 1t. We've
never had such pretty stock Of Boys Clothing
to show. All Of the best kinds are here. They
raease these most who thoroughly appreciate
the value OF RELIABLE GARMENTS. There
are more ways than one to cheaper clothing
The cloth may be equally good. but other
things besides the cloth are needed to produce
strictly hrst-class clothing. We are as much
interested In Innings. trimmings and workman
ahip.as W are in the cloth required for q really
serviceable suit. These points are vital and
are to be remembered. Our prices are never
unreasonable. bat at,sdVs as toV as like quail
ties can poss'b.y Be ha,sdiedfor.
The s.sassex" Pants Suits are decided limo
walton. The makers wishing to checkmate the
sale of Kilt Suits have produced . suit 80
pretty in'efect and skill.uliy wrought that the
small boys pleadings for FIRST pants" can
hardly be refused. and they are moderately
priced. too. Sizes to inclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-18

Why not have speaking bee on silver free
coinage?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-18

Nothing very spring like about this-but behind the
| snow bank is the mild and balmy season You Ger
tainly vii; want to greet the coming guest" with
neatly gloved hands. So going to put you on
the track Of the ne,est and BEST We provide ourselves
with only the reliable makes. The best materials
properly cut and put together-stand their own ground
at,cuys. Yet we don't ask any than some others
do for the ''shiftless" sort.
But to make your seiection-that is the business in
| hand now. Here some suggestions we want to
| make:
LADIES' cHAMoIs BIARRITz1 in White
nLaDiES. cHAMois GAUsrIETss in
LA6Iis' s-BUTToN SUEDE MousoUE-
TAIkES in Primrose and shades Of SAGE Green
and Flax with Black and colored stitching
LADIES s-BUTToN SUEDE MoUsoUE-
TAlREs in Light. Tan and Mode. with Black
LADIES sBUIToN SUEDE in Pearl. with
B isb sssh slKUfi3S a1Aor :, p.., ana
" LA6IEs 'n 4s sfH SLAc in' N Pearl,
lavender ana Primrose. with b ack stitching--
LS6.Es s.. tgu1I ITO as. SUEDE l,;,s in Pearl.
LADIES 4-BTTToN SUEDE in shades Of
ssxe Green and Lemon. self and White stitched
LAn1Es 4-BuTTox sLAcE I'm Tan, Gray.
M IHDiFs sGE sfd IL a the new
spring t,nss-s Z, ,S:i, x, e. % and e. u:
| ING GLOyES-$l.!O. q. - and o..
LADIES' FRENCH KID DEMIGAUNT-
LET'S in Pearl. with Back stitching, and
Light Tan and Mede with sell stitching. The
LAoiLs EoUEsTRIENNE GAUxTLErs--
el.65
LADIES, BIARRITz GLOVES, in Tan.
Gray aud Black-8S centa
LADIES BIAkRlTZ GLOVES, in Pearl.
White and Mode. with Black stitching-AL
The men who make these GLOVES for Us stand high
in the confidence Of the public They are the leaders
in their line In all the world They the fashion
and then they foowit. Now. where slss in wash.
ington can you bny . pair Of p. cENTEMERPs
GLOvEs-and we have TREFOUSSE. BALSAN,
| REYNIER. AUG. CHARLES and FOSTER makes to
keep them company. We tbs ''center u tie bex "
you zee. You cannot make bad investment with u.s.
We will see you properly Atted
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W. a, 4; al Rlzso. 49, & Co.
Corner 9Th st.

w. =, A; sl P.sso, .s & Co.
Corner Ssh st.
SA.yssssggsso Ssss g, B.ss.,y L. K.
in the SHAPE cf Goop BARGAfNs Is
SPECIAL CUSTOM FETCHERs and We een-
orally get them. Owing TO the rough weather
Gor M this s' sxTnkpxY than usual q course
there are many articles you viii NEED SATUk-
DAY and you will do well to drop in here for
them.
PERruxrKr MARX Dowx Fon
SATURDAY.
ANTERIOR FRENCH EXTRACT Of WHITE
s shfffShHIH. REGULAR price. SOC. FOR
Zoe. OF. =.
BEST PARTISAN EXTRACT Of NEW
HSMH HAY. Regular price. 4Sc. FOR
DELICATE FRENCH EXTRACT Of LILY
S 81 ri DpAYLEY' Regular price. 4'o' FOR
25c. o.
THE FAMOUS CRABAPPIE BLOSSOM
EXTkACT. Regular price, soc. ron SAT-
2Ic. o.
r SUPERIOR ExThACT Of sTEPHANoTIs.
s Maff II PARIS Regular price. &c., FOX
Csc. or
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In LADIES MusL1x UspEnwEAn
DEPARTMENT,

liz LADIES Muslin USprnwrAn
DEPARTMENT,
UNUSUALLY INTERESTING PRICES RULE
FOR TOMORROW. SATURDAY.
Haven't said much about this stock since jan
uary. when We gave it ''send of. HASN'T been
necessary. Worth is sure to be recognized 1t
has been in this stock OF Underwear. than which
we think there isn't a better any where. New
things coming in almost daily. Tue latest
these. and they are remarkable:
: Cambria Chemise. tucked 'front.' rufie Of
valencienhes lace around neck aud armholes.
Regular 6Sc. quality.
JOB
Two styles of Cambria Drawers. one with
double rufiie Of plated Valencennes lace. two
clusters of fine tucks and herrinsbone braid;
the other with threencn ruffie o: Torchon lace,
two clusters Of tucks aud flushed with yokss.
Toe. quality.
-J0c. pair
A lot Mattresses Caps, regular pc. grade.
-12kc.-
Farmers Satin Skirts. deep plating at the
bottom
Farmers Satin Skirts. with French yoke and
knife plating.
One plating. $1.a5.
Two pla;tinEs. 81. 62x.
ieo pi'"i"sA' o. ."
'oeeon" "ooi''''''''.'.. '''''''' Ao'n '' Diok''
Interesting sale Of
RIBBON SECONDS"
10. ,Sa., Ssss. y an,
Gros Grain. Plain Edge MORE. Bow-knot.
French Gro. Grain. Douhle;iaee satin, &c.
centre iot VIII oe so'a =. aoo'" nay regular
prices. Descl.p,so IONS 10 ,oIow
pee NJ f'''" ''S' ''0''s' "eu- ~
and White. per yard.
ys ,sSs o ~ IAN . .' Ss' isc
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A NY TIME YOU WANT ANYTHING PRINTED
.,,p srd gst 70 = HURRY come to THE LAW RE
fonl I'm OF ICE. so ST. H. LEGAL blanks
PRINTING Engraving Noted for pINr WNsT
NJ W. MOORE, Manager. ,nbIS
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Very Pine satin Dam
ask Towel. size 4Grol.
knottesi fringe. Rlght
prise. 25c. Only 2lc. To.
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-18

'sussex" India Lawn Blouses. plain White
ond trimnled,
--el.25 to S4.G5.--
For older boys e to 10 years. we have All
wool Suits from
50 80 to $3.50
Not far from 800 English MAN o'-war' and
Jack Tar suits, warranted to wash without
injurins the color thirteen styles.
--S3.2J--
Extra Pants to match, 81.
Corduroy Extra Pants. in Fawn, Tan. Gray
and Brown,
-S1.25 and s1.5O.-
Cheviot Extra Pants, special value.
foe
tou noor.. 10th st. bldg.)
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A. KAUFMAN.
sos PA. AVE NV.
ToxoRRow
WE OFFER
IMMENSE
BARGAINS

Good Quality Huck
Towel, size 2sxl4. Right
INV. l2kr.
Only ~ Tomorrow.
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fn,ra Quality LINEN
nuck Towel. s,Se 3'l1l6.
Right 'price, liz.
onlN loc. Tomorrow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-04-25
TelegramF KrajoWe.
WiadOmOsci z KOngresu.
Emigracya eurOpejska.
w sprawie wystawy kOlumbij.
skiej.
Parowiec z zapasami zywnosci
wyjezdza do Rosyi.
Nieszczescie kOlejOwe.


st. Azbaqas, w., "a kwietnia.
Lokomotywa pociagu kolei
Central Vermont, wiozacego
byd}o, wykolei}a sic dzisiaj ma
moscie ko}o Des Rivieres i
wpad}a W rzeke. Hamulcarz
Elley utona}. Konduktorowi
lokomotywy Harry Babcock i
palaczowi James Minnehan u.
da}o sic wydobyc z p}ytkiej
woody. Sa jednak mocno po.
kaleczeni.
2 kongresu.
Washington, "a kwietnia.
Przyw6dzcy partyj W Izbie
pos}6w W ciagu tygodnia beda
sic o to starali, azeby jak maj
PREDICT poza}atwiat siez wnio-
skami budzetowymi, by wziac
sic natychmiast do obrad mad
bilami taryfowymi i przySpie.
szye zako6czenie posiedze6.
Jutro po za}atwieniu spraw
biezacych natychmiast ma sta
przyjdzie budzet zagraniczny,
a potem jeszcze inne budzeto-
we wnioski.
Budzetem tez g}6Wnie i Sc
nat W biezacym tygodniu be-
die sic zajmowa3.
Immigranci.
Neao York, "a kwietnia.
Dzisiai do portu tutejszego
przybylo 9239 przychodzc6w.
W ciagu ubieglego tygodnia
przybylo do New Yorku 1920
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-04-25

rsce trzyma3a lampe naftowa,
z kt6rej wyla}a matte W pred.
sionku i po schodach wioda-
cych ma galerya. Potem "a
pa}ka podpali}a drzewo uasia-
kniete nafta j przez ganek sre-
dni koscio}a pobieg}a, wo}ajac,
re chce sic widziee z probo.
szczem Richardson. Natural.
ME wielkie zamieszanie pow.
sta}o; dziewczyne aresztowano,
pozar ugaszono 2 trudnoscia.
Do Rosyi.
Breakwater, De1., 24kwietnia.
Parowiec Conemaugh wio-
zacy artyku}y zywnosci dla Ro-
syan Philadelphii do Rygi,
dis o p6}nocy wyruszy} W dro-
sc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-04-25
Cholera W Azyi.
Nienney.

"
Wedle depeszy, kt6ra dzi-
siaj nadesz}a do Berlina, car
zamierza odwiedziG cesarza W
Poczdamie. Ma tam bawie
przez 4 dni. Wedle wiadomo-
Sci prywatnych, ma tam pre-
bywae ma pol incognito. W ko-
Zach dyplomatycznych troche
sic dziwia, ze cesarzowi uda}o
sic sk}oniG Ecara do odwiedzin.
Odwiedziny te zapewne pos1u-
"a do utrwalenia pokoju. Me
mieckim gazetom juz polecono,
azeby poprzestaly podawat ar
tyku}y obrazajace Rosya.
Opr6cz cara W Berlinie ocze-
kuja jeszcze pred czerwcem
kilka innych koronowanych
os6b. Kr6l i kr6lowa wloscy,
kr6l kr6lowa szwedzcy, kr6-
Iowa regentka i ma}a kr6lowa
Holandyi maja tu przybye.
Te dwie ostatnie pred przy-
byciem do Berlina, maja spe-
die czas jakis W Schwarzwal-
die. Ma}a kr6lowa ma zdro-
vie delikatne i lekarze radzili
jej jakis czas spedziG pomie-
dzy lasami szpilkowymi W
Schwarzwaldzie. Go do przy-
bycia krola w}oskiego, niekto-
rzy twierdza, re jest ono jesz
cze niepewne z powodu sto-
sunk6w niepewnych kraju, ale
p6}urzedowo temu zaprzeczaja.
Cesarz chcia}by osobiscie roz-
movie sic z kr6lem Humber
tenn powodu, re sic obawia,
IL ciag}e wystepowania parla-
mentu wloskiego przeciw
zwiekszeniu budzetu wojsko-
wego Emusic 60 maja do os3a-
bienia wojska, tenn samem
i os}abienia tr6jprzymierza.
Podano tu plan upiekszenia
okolicy zamku cesarskiego W
Berlinie wpanialej okolicy
,,Unter den Linden. Azeby
zyskae potrzebne na to fundu-
sze, proponowano urzadzic To-
terya. Plan ten jednakze ma}o
znajduje poparcia, gdyz "a du-
10 jest juz loteryi W kraju.
Berlin, % kwietnia.
Niemieckie gazety rozes3a}y
po swiecie wiadomose, jakoby
W Szczecinie znaleziono wv a.
meryka6skiej wieprzowinie
trychiny ijakOby professor Vir-
chow osobiscie uda} sic ma
miejsce, azeby to sprawdzie.
Virchow oswiadcza W gaze
tach pod naglowkiem Made
s3ane", re Gala ia wiadomose
Jest bezczelnem k}amstwem.
Ksiezniczka Marya Ma}go-
rzata pruska, siostra cesarza,
zareczy3a sic podobno z ksis-
ciem Wilhelmem Nassauskim,
dziedzicznym ksisciem Luxem-
burgu.
Berlin, "a kwietnia.
Podobno minister wojny,
general V. Kaltenborn Sta
chau, ma rezygnowae. Powo-
dem, jak p6lurzsdowo donosza,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-04-25
WIADOMOSCl MIEJSC0WE.
z pOlityki biezacej.

Najwazniejsza sprawa, kt6ra
teraz zajmuje demokrat6w W
naszym Stanie, jest konwencya
Stanowa, kt6ra pojutrze, we
srode, rozpocznie sic wSpring-
feldzie. Zadaniem tel kon-
wencyi bedzie wybrac delega.
tow do konwencyi krajowej.
prezydencyalnej, kt6ra ma sic
odbyt W Chicago i nominowac
kandydat6w ma urzedy stano-
we, a W pierwszym rzedzie ma
gubernatora Stanu.
Bardzo ciekawem bedzie
mianowanie delegat6w DO kon'
wencyi krajowej, i kwestya,
jake instrukcye zostana dane
tym delegation, t. j. jakiego
maja popierat kandydata przy
nominacyi prezydencyalnej.
Chodzi O dw6ch bardzo po.
polurnych W Stanie Illinois
kandydat6w, o Clevelanda i
Palmera. Stan Illinois, ii. de-.
mokraci tego Stanu zawsze
byli najgoretszymi zwolenni'
kami Clevelanda. Take i Pal
mer sam by1 i jest 2 pewnoscia
przyjacielem wiernym Cleve-
landa, i nigdy ME by}by zape-
wne wystapn z kandydatura,
gdyby ME okolicznosc, ae pred
kilkunastu tygodniami widoki
Clevelanda ma nominacya tax
by}y upad}y, ze sic zdawa}o
prawie ma pewno, IL precise
ME moze. By1o. i jest wiecej
kandydatow; ale zdawa}o sic
pod6wczas ma pewno, il cd
Clevelanda odpadnie jego VIA.
sny Stan New York, i ze "a
tym Stanem p6jda takze Stany
po}udniowo wschodnie. Sena-
tor Hill, by}y gubernator, wte-
dy by} wybra6cem Stanu New
York i przez jakis czas wyda-
wa}o sic, ze o wiele lepsze wi
doki mice bedzie cd Clevelan-
da. Ma Hilla jednakze Ia
ch6d sic ME zgadza1 i rome
Stany Zachodnie swoich via.
snych stawialy kandydat6w.
Stan Illinois ME chcial bye
gorszym cd innych, zw}aszcza
re mia} meza, kt6ry nadzwy-
czaj wielka popularnosc zy-
ska} zwlaszcza zesz1ego roku
wszystkich Stanach zacho.
dnich. Byl MIN gen. John M,
Palmer, kt6rego slawnych l0l
demokratycznych reprezentan.
tow W legislature Stanu po
trzymiesiecznej walce upartej
obralo Senatoremi Zwiszko-
wynn. lego tedy Stan Illinois
tym razem pred datawa jsko
s. Z. II ri: fss g. 4;
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felegramy ZagraHiGZns.
OdWiedziny kOrOnOWanych Osob
w Berlinie.
Minister WOjny niemiecki rezy-
gnuje.
Zamach ma ksiedza ruskiegO W
ROhatynie W Galieyi.
OdsfOniecie pOmnika Radeckiego
we Wiedniu.
WychOdztwO POlski zwieksza
sic.
Dalsze energiczne dziafaDia poll
cyl franeuskiej.
AresztoWania sprzysiezOnyeh W
Bufgaryi.
Cholera W Azyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-04-25
spali}, poczem troje swych
dzieci utopi} W rzece.
Francya.
Pary5, % kwietnia.

olloyd al yIu " luhyoH
miastach stara sic to, azeby
do dnia 1go maja niewielu
anarchist6w pozosta}o ma VOL
nej stopie. Sadza, re juz teraz
zgromadzenia anarchist6w sic
ME odbywaja. Oko}o 200 anar-
chist6w juz aresztowano, a are
sztowania jeszcze ME ustaja.
Pomiedzy papierami, kt6re
wpad}y W rece policy, znaj-,
duje sic 10000 cyrkularzy
przeznaczonych do rozrzuce-
MIA W dniu 1go maja. W cyr-
kularzach tvch anarchisci WY
waja nar6d do wystepienia
przeciw w}adzom.
Pary5, "a kwietnia.
Aresztowano tu szpiega ME.
mieckiego nazwiskiem Schur.
leder. Znaleziono u niego wa
zne podobno pisma, kt6re
skonfskowano.
Sledztwo zarzadzone celem
dowiedzenia sic czegos blizsze.
go o pochodzeniu i rodzinie
Ravachola wykaza}o, re dziad
jego, pradziad i prapradziad
zgineli ma szubienicy. Kazdy
z mich naleza} do tandy roz-
b6jniczej, kt6ra przez czas
d}ugi W Niderlandach pladro-
wa}a. = Ravachol widocznie
przerazopy jest TEN, ze tax
niezmiernie wielu anarchist6w
teraz aresztuja. Jest ciagle
zasepiony i ME chce przyjmo
wac pozywienia. Orrzymuje
mn6stwo list6w, w kt6rych
przyjaciele jego zapewniaja
60, re przy gdtowuje sic wielki
plan, azeby ME d"puscic jego
stracenia, jezeliby so ma smierc
skazano.
Pary5, "a kwietnia.
Parry zanie mocno przerazill
sic wiescia, IL W okolicy Parry
"a pojawi}a sic cholera azyaty-
cka. Jakiegos cz}owieka z Pu-
teaux, Z mil cd Paryza, zawie-
ziono do szpitala, kiedy zacho-
rowa}, a lekarze W szpitalu O.
rzekli, re pacyent zachorowa1
ma cholere, P6zniej jeszcze
przywieziono try inne osoby
z Neuilly i Courbevie, r6wniez
ma cholere chore, do szpitala.
Jedna tych os6b juz umar}a.
Lekarze jednak twierdza, re
ME ma niebezpiecze6stwa, by
zaraza sic rozszerzy}a, ze wy
padki to by1y wyjatkowe.
Dania.
Kopemhaga, "a kwietnia.
Aresztowani tu ma zyczenie
rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczonych
Amerykanie obwinieni o skra,
dzenie 1000 bankierom Dix
j Physe, mieli W SVEN posia-
daniu juz tylko $4,000. Przy-
b7li oni z New Yorku ma pa.
rowcu Oakdale W ubieg}y pia-
tex. Aresztowano ich W urze-
die c}owym. Podali swe ma.
zwiska jake Oscar Creamer i
James White. Aresztowano
jeszcze innego Amerykanina,
nazwiskiem Oskar Bjorkman,
wraz jego IONA.
Hiszpania.
Madayt, "a kwietnia.
Komisya budzetowa posta-
nowisa poobcinat pensye do
chody duchownych, podwyz-
szyc nalezytosci "a tytu}y szla-
checkie nalezytosci konsular-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-04-25
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