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CANADA'S THREATS.
A Fiery French Paper Of Montreal Suggests
knnaaI n

A Fiery French Paper of Montreal Suggests
an Appeal to Arms.
MONTREAL, July 6.-Le Monde. the lead
ing French paper, referring to President
HarrisOn's proposal of retaliation against
Canada, says: The reprisal legislation
adopted at Washington is an insult and q
threat to the people of England aud Canada.
BY signing this law the President has
broken the treaty of 1871. with the deliber-
ate intention of injuring the British crown.
1t is probable this election legislation will
not be put into effect, but if they dare en-
force the law the duty of the imperial and
Canadian authorities is clear. The injury
done to the honor and the dignity OF the
flag which protects this treaty and the
rights 1t assures TO tie people of Canada
would require good and prompt reparation
III the voice of English diplomacy has
no echo at Washington recourse must be
had TO the louder and more powerful voice
OF cannons aud gatlng guns. There is no
alternative. Choose, Mr. Harrison.
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on the inside prevented The balls from
penetrating the interior. Many OF the
workmeu, however, are expert marksmen
and they sent shot after shot into the port
holes If the boat and inflicted terrible
injury to the imprisoned Pinkertons.
When il was found that but little impress
sion was made by the cannon on the boats,
an effort was made to fire the barges.
Hoses were procured and oil was sprayed
on the decks and sides Of the barges.
Barrel after barrel of oil was emptied into
the river above the mooring-place. the
object being to allcw it to float against the
boats ana then ignite IT, This was at
tempted several times. but the boats did not
burn. and then the mob became infuriated
and hurled dynamite bombs at the vessels
with great effect.
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THE CAPTAINS STORIES.
Thrilling Experiences OF the Commanders
OF the Bargea.

.
OF the Barges.
PIrTsBURG, July 6.-Captain William
Rodgers, who contracted to tow the two
barges down to Homestead, and Captain
William Wishart. commander of the tow
boat Little Bill. tell thrilling stories Of
their experiences up the river to-day.
Both agree in the story already told
by McCarry-that the first shots were
fired by the milmep, and not one was re-
turned by the Pinkertons until three Of
their number had been stretched on the
deck of the vessel. Captain Wishart, who
was in the pilot-hOuse, says that as soon as
the men attempted 10 run out the gang
plank shot was fred from the shore and
volley after volley followed. Wishart says
that he became angry, aud Selling a
rifle himself began firing at the crowd
on the shore. After the wounded
were taken to port the ferry boat
returned and Wishart says that by that time
the millmen had gained vantage points in
every direction and poured in shot in an un-
comfortable manner. 4 number of them
were on the bridge roof.
When the boat reached the wharf in this
city this afternoon hundreds of people sur
rounded her and began taking Grips and
digging bullets out for rel cs. OF bullets
there were great plenty, the sides of the
vessel having been literally riddled
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The Cruiser Boston.

VALLEJO. July 6,-The Boston is nearly
ready for sea. The coal is all on board.
Paymaster's stores will be the next thing
taken on. The construction department is
through with its part of repairs and steam
engineering will be In a few days. The
cruiser will then be hauled out to one of the
buoys. Ammunition is being taken on
board to-day. She has recently received
fresh coat of white paint and looks we'll.
The date of her sailing has not yet been
ma2der being presiding officer OF the board
of inquiry now being held at the navy
yard regarding the condition of the machin-
cry of the Ranger when she sailed from
this port,
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Both Lost THAR Heaaa

LoaANsPoRT. Ind. July GA freight
train on the Big Four last night ran on
siding to let another train pass. Pierce
Richardson, the engineer, and Otto Fielding
fireman, alighted and lay down with their
heads on the rail of the main liue to await
the arrival of the other train, due in 10
minutes. They fell asleep and the train.
when 1t came, took both heads off.
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CONGRESSIONAL ACTION.
Caminetti introduced n Resolution for an
Investigation Committeo

Investigation Committee.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The first official
recognition In Congress of the troubles at
Homestead was made to-day. when Repre-
sentative Caminetti Of California intro
duced a resolution calling for the appoint
ment oil a select committee to Investigate
the troubles. Preceding the resolution is a
long preamble recitlng that the Republican
party contended that one of the main pur-
poses OF It's tariff legislation was the pro-
lection Oh American labor and the increase
oil the pay of the wage-earners in protected
industries; that contrary thereto the indus
tries protected, In many instances, instead
OF increasing actually reduced materially
the pay OF The men; that the Homestead
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Christian Endeavor Convention.

NEW YORK, July 6.-ThOusands of dele.
gates to the Christian Endeavor convention
are already in the city. Over Is, coo are
already assigned to quarters in the huteis
and boarding-houses. Five thousand more
will be assigned to-day. In all $4,000 dele
gates Will participate in the proceedings.
The opening services will occur tomorrow
and continue night and day until Sunday
afternoon. Prominent clergymen and lay
men from all paris of the nation are present.
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A BRIGAND SHOT.
Summary Execution of Mexican Robber
Chief.

Chief.
GUADALAJARA, Mexico, July 6.-The
people of the town Of ElZulau, in this State.
have been terrorized for the past three
months by a band of brigands under the
leadership of Martial Casilas, one of the
most desperate men in Mexico. These
brigands have committed many murders
and robberies. A few days ago they made a
crusade into ElZulau and got away with a
large amount of merchandise. killing Jose
L0ze, prominent citizen. large posse
went In pursuit of the bandits, who sought
refuge in the mountains. Late Saturday
evening the rendezvous was found and an
attempt was made to capture them. A des-
perate resistance was made. Two of the
bandits were killed and three wounded,
CaSillas was captured and taken to Eiznau,
where he was shot TO death. He diyulged
the hiding place of large amount of plum.
der
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THE WRECKED STEAMER.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Save the City of
Chicago

Chicago
LONDON, July 6.-The steamer City of
Chicago, stranded near Kinsale, has shifted
her position. and now lies with her stem
closer to the rocks The stern has swung
more brOadside on against the cliff. Two
tugs with lines from the stern yesterday
commenced towing at daylight TO keep her
from ssinging broadsde of the rocks.
The crew remains on board, and great por-
tion of the cargo has been transferred to
other steamers, but the work has been
abandoned owing to the heavy sea. The
hull has been further damaged by pound
ing. and it is feared her fate Is sealed.
-Four tugs attempted to haul her off at high
water and failed.
The steamer is still pounding on the rocks
and heavy sea is. breaking over the fore
part OF the vessel. She is fast settling by
the bow and this means that her bottom for
ward Is being torn out. The wind and sea
Is now moderating.
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Arkansas Rennhlicans

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 6.-The Repub-
llcan State convention to-day selected the
following ticket: Governor, w. G. Whipple
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.
w. 4. Hill; Secretary of State. James Gates /;
Auditor. S. A. Williams; Treasurer, C. M.
Rix; Attorney General. E. III. Vance.
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Zsindo, w. Wallace, Michael Murray. job
Kane, Harry Hughes. unknown man.
Miles Laughlin, John Caine, Andrew
Scuylier.
The imprisoned Pinkprton men saw that
seven oil their men were killed outright and
II wounded. They believe that several of
the dead men were thrown off the steamer
Little Bill into the river. The number of
flnkertons now In the lookup and the rink
is 234.
The homes of the detectives are: Chicago
10. New York 75. Philadelphia %, and the
remainder from the neighborhood of Brook
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silence which followed he said: Fellow
citizens: When l came here did not un-
derstand the situation. or l would never
have come. / was told was to meet and
deal with foreigners. l had no idea / was
of the junior order. and appeal to you for
permission to leave and get myself out OF
this terrible affair"
The crowd cheered him and he proceeded
unmolested on his way.
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marck's Utterances Unheeded.

BERLIN. July 6.-The Reichsanzeiger, the
official organ of the Government, refers to-
day for the first time TO Bismarck's poemic.
LIZ declares that the utterances attributed
TO Prlnce Bismarck are not of such practi.
cal value as to induce the Government tn
concern itself with them
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The Schooner Eliza Edwards Is Seized Nssr
San Diego

The Schooner Eliza Edwards Is seixad Mean
San Diego.
SAN DIEGO, July 6-The British steam
schooner Eliza Edwards was seized by
customs officer off Point Iona to-day and
brought to this city tonight. 1t is alleged
that the schooner. which cleared from Van
couver on June %, was engaged in snug
Cling opium and ChInamen, bat no system
attic search of her hold has vet been made.
Captain /. Braman, her master. who ar
rived here by rail. is in this city tonight,
and claims that he will have no difficulty iu
proving that the schooner is not a smuggler.
The custom off ers insist that the contra
band cargo was landed in Santa Barbara a
few days ago. Collector Osborne attempted
10 head off the vessel, but lost her In the
fog. The chase has been continued down
the coast for the entire distance from Van
cOuyer
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Indorsing the Third PARTY

TOPEKA, Kans., July 6.-The Democratic
State convention, after session lasting all
day and the better part of the evening,
adopted resolution to fuse with the Peo-
pies party and indorsiug the State ticket,
the vote standing 225 to III. During the
DAY a resolution Was adopted denouncng
Pinkertonism, and expressing sympathy
with the Homestead strikers.
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SHE LANDED THE COOLIES.

The House then adjourned.
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Yda Adds Isin Need

SANTA BARBARA. July 6.-Yda Adds
Storke. who was recently married to Hon.
c. A. Storke Of this city, subsequently suing
for divorce, which she failed to obtain.
has petitioned the Board Of Supervisors for
county aid. She is literary woman OF
considerable note, and at one time was COM
fortably well off. She is in feeble health
now and unable TO support herself, and is a
fit subject for charity.
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SOUTHERN FLOODS.
The Break In the Levee Increasing People
Suffering for Food

NEW ORLEANS, July 6-The lower end
oil the Sarpy crevasse is caving rapidly. and
the break is now fully 1900 feet wide 1t is
dlscharging as much water as the famou,
Nita. and the food is now less than 10 miles
above New Orleans. being very close to the
telephone station in the town of Kenner.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July Ga telegram
at the Executive Office from Red Fork de-
tails great snffsring among the people in
THAT vicinity, caused by the recent overflow
Ihe telegram states that the people are
mortgaging their horses and cows for a sack
OIL meal and five pounds of bacon. For sew
erai weeks many families have been existing
on turtle eggs and fish alone.
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SUING A SICK MAN.

Four Actions Brought Against Cyrus W.
Field, Who Is Reported Dying.
NEW YORK, July 6--Four actions were
brought to-day in the Supreme Court against
Cyrus w. Field and other members of the
firm OF Field, Lindley, Wilchers ,S Co., 10
make Cyrus liable as a special partner for
S655.0OO in securities alleged to have been
converted by the firm.
Cyrus w. Field passed very restless
night at his country house at Dobbs Ferry
on the Hudson. The latest report from the
sick chamber is that he is gradually growing
weaker Attending physicians expect his
end very soon.
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A DESPERATE BATTLE.
The Barges OF the Detectives Under a
Heavy Fire All Day.

Heavy Fire All Day.
PITTsBURG, July 6.-The news OF the
riot reached Pittsburg as early as o'clock
in the morning and thousands of mill
workers now idle congregated In the
streets, while hundreds of others, armed
with guns and revolvers and well supplied
with ammunition, took up the march to REIN
force their brethren at Homestead AS soon
as day broke the workmen secured small
brass 10-pounder cannon and planted it with.
in the steel billet embrasure so as to CON-
mand the barges. At the same time force
Of more than 1000 men took up positioRon
the opposite side of the river and also
planted cannon. which they protect ed
with breastwork Of railroad ties. Shortly
before o'clock the cannon were trained on
the boats and for several hours an awful
pembardment was kept up. The boat
was splintered. but the heavy steel plates
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The Brazilian Revo,t Endsd

RIO DE JANIERo. July 6--It is stated
that the revolution in Rio Grande do Sui
has ended and General Tavarres, who was
the most active opponent of Castilho's party
In that State, has yielded.
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Merchant Marine Growing.

SALEM, Or. July 6.-rhe quarterly re-
port OF the Health Officer at Astoria was
filed to-day with the Governor 1t says that
OF the II deep-water vessels which entered
the port during the quarter five were Amert-
can. this being a larger proportion of
American vessels than during any previous
quarter. The other seven ships were Eng
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A Schooner Wrecked

HALIFAX, July 6-The schooner Thresa,
Captain Melvin, from Miramichi to New
York, was thrown on her beamends on
Monday. Her captain was rescued by the
schooner Florence, but the crew of five
was drowned.
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A Dozen Dwellings Burned.

SHosHoNE, Idaho, July 6.-Fire broke
out in a vacant building on Main street this
morning and burned dozen buildings, en-
failing loss OF $4,000. The insurance was
small
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Bicycling in Europe.

PARIS. July 6-The great bicycle race
from Paris to Nantes and return, a distance
OF 621 miles. was won by Allard in 6S hours
ana 70 minutes. Never was l hour and 81
minutes behind. There were 67 entries. The
contestants started from Paris Sunday.
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Murphy Knocks Ont phillins.

BOISE. Idaho, July Ga special to the
Statesman from HALEY says that Red Phii-
lips the champion lightweight of Idaho,
was Knocked out last night by JoEnnie
Murphy OF California in IA rounds.
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WILL DESERT THE PARTY.
Iowa Prohibilonists VIII Act no Longer
With the Republicans

with the Republioans.
DEs MONIES. Iowa, July 6-The execu-
tive committee of the State Temperance
Alliance to-day issued an address to the
temperance people of the State declaring
that the Alliance must part company with
the Republican party. 1t to refers the recent
tabllng OF the resolution in the Republican
State convention declaring that the party
reiterates its former position on the pro-
hibltlon question and complaint is made
because prominent aRt-Drohibition Re-
publican-A. b. Cummins-was elected an
elector-at-large by the largest vote of the
convention, showing further hostility to
prohibition. The conclusion is drawn that
the Alliance cannot longer support the Re-
publican ticket
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The Union Pacific Offices.

BosToN, July Edward Garfield, assist.
ant treasurer of the Union Pacific Railway
Company, will resign in October and the
New York Office will be given up. The
Boston Office is now able to handle the COM
pany's financial matters.
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They Rnhh.d tin rank

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 6.-Lester II.
Gale, the teller. and William E. Turner, a
bookkeeper of the City Savings Bank, have
flrd from the city. having taken with them
$4,000 Of the banks money.
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caught fire. Six workmen were enveloped
in the flames and jumped into tue river
Two were drowned. The others were res
cued. terribly burned. The bridge, the
Bishops palace and the Custom-house were
completely DESTROYED
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The Henley Rowing Regatta.

LONDON. July 6.-1he Henley regatta
was continued to-day. The fourth heat of
the contest for the diamond sculls was won
by Boyd, who beat Cummings by two
lengths and quarter. Gems of Amsterdam
beat Henry of Paris in the fifth heat.
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THE HOUSE.

FnibusterinG Resorted To on the silver
Coinage Bill.
The House waited all day for a working
quorum or report from the Committee on
Rales The antl-siver Democrats had
sufficient number of members to call the
yeas and nays on any motion and filibus-
tered whenever silver came to the FORE The
river and harbor conference report was
agreed TO, and the diplomatic and consular
conference report was debated without any
action.
Tha Hnnsa than adinnrnad
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A New Yacht Club

VICTORIA. b. c., July 6.-Delegates from
every port on the sound will be here Au-
gust IL to arrange the formation of the
Northwestern International Yacht Club.
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French Exposition In 1900.

PARIS. July 6.-Ths Chamber of Deputies
committee to which the proposals for
holding an exposition in 1900 were sub
mitted has unanimously approved it.
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Three Coal-M,ners K;llea

WILKEsBARRE. Pa. July 6.-By the fall
OF coal Ia the South Wikesbarre shaft to-
night John Williams, John McCafferty and
Thomas Jones were instantly killed.
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A Maryland Town Burned.

PocoMoKE. Nd. July Thrty.eight
bnsiness-places and one residence were de-
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THE PINK ERTONS,

They VIII Be Sent To the County jail
for safe-Keeping.
PIrTsBURG, July Ga visit to Union
station revealed the fact that the Pinkerton
detectives who arrived in this city at 80
o'clock this morning will not be taken
from this city, but will be held at the Penn
sylvania yards under strong guard until
daybreak, when they will be removed to
the County Jail to await trial for murder.
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The Second Steamer.

VICTORIA, b. c.. July 6-The Batavia,
the second OF the Northern Paciie's line OF
Oriental steamers. arrived Tonight from
Yokohama.I
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Jumped From a Burning Bridge.

gagged in repairing the bridge across the
River Ebro al Tortosa. when the structure
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THE SEALING PoACHERs.

Report That the Steamer Coquitlam Was
the Only Vessel Seized
OTTAWA, Ontario, July GA dispatch
has been received by the Government that
says that the United States cruiser Corwin
did not seize the % Canadian sealers in
Alaska, but merely warned them not to en-
ter Berng Sea. A confirmation of the
seizure of the Canadian transport steamer
Coquitiam, however, has been received The
steamer had on board the entire seasons
catch Of the Canadian fieet.
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FIRE 10 the barges. The strikers had a car
load of what appeared TO he oil and were
pouring 1t upon the water and igniting it."
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GREEN Is BLUE.

Politician Naturally Gravitates to the Peni-
tentiary.
SACRAMENTO, July George Green,
known about town as prize-fghter and
politician. and who has been on the Saera-
mento police force, was to-day sentenced to
is months Imprisonment at Folsom. A few
months ago Green tried to brbe witness
and induce him to leave town, so that he
could not testify against woman who had
robbed him
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IF your blood is impure regulate yoar liver with
Simmons Liver Regulator.
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NOWY Kanclerz dla Niemiec.

. BERLIN, 81 ipca. Kraeza tn po-
gfoski, ze Icesarz Wilhelm po po-
wrocie swy m z Norwegii wykaza}
swe niezadqwolenie kanclerzowi v.
Capriviemu} szczeg6lniej powodu
jego braku energii W sprawie wy
stawy. Dymisya CaPriwego jest lada
chwila oczekiwana.| zaleze6 ona be-
dz1e cd zachowanla sic Bismarka.
Jesli bedzie on dalej napada} ma Ca
pr1viego, ten ostatn i jeszcze przez
pewien czas sic utrzyma, poniewaz
cesarz ME chce, azeb by+wierdzono, IL
ustspienie Capriviego jest nastep-
stwem napasci Bismarka. Handy
datami ma kanclers two SO MIGUEL i
Eulenburg.
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POtepienie dla Carnegiego,
Projekt miedzynarodowego strajku.

GLASGOW, 81 lipca. = Rada zwia-
zkowa robotnicza zbierze sic tu W
przysz1ym tygodniui bedzie miedzy
innemi zajmowafa sieCarnegim. Re-
zolucya, kt6ra zostanie przedstawio-
ns Radzie, ostro potepia Car rnegiego
i nazywa 60 Judaszem 1skari iota.
LoNDYN, 81 lipca. - Ma nityngu
anarchist6w, ktory odby} sic W
Wintechapell, protestowano g1osno
i goraco przeciw W morderstwO pm po-
pe5nionym ma r obotnikach W Home
stead i potepio no Carnegiego. A
narchista- Mowbray wni6sf projekt
og6lnego, miedzynarodowego straj-
ku, kt6ryby roz zpocza1 og6lns spole-
czna rewolucye.
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Telegramy KRAKOW e.
WyPADEK KOLEJOWY w MILWAUK ZEE.
Jeden cz}owiek zabity, s rannych
WszYscY M1EszKAncY CHGcAGo- :

MILWAUKEE, Wis., 81 lipca. -
DIS ma Union Depo t. mia4 tut tai
miejsce fatalny wypadek.
Nastapifa kolizya: dw6ch poeiia-
gov, a-wfasciwie pocia ag: ekskursyj-
ny, jalacy z Chicago Wpadf ma P Po-
cisg, znaidujacy sic ma stacyi.
starcie sic byfo stra aSzne.. s.. w a.
gony zosta}y porozb1j hne, zabud o.
wanna stacyjne uszkodzone. +.
Jeden z pasazer6w pociagu eks-
kursyjnego OTTo FABIAN, lakiernik,
zamieszkaEy W Chicago pod nr. 10
ma Orchard ulicy, zost al zabity ma
miejscu.
Osmiu innych ludzi. odniosfo Gle
zkie uszkodzenia. VS. pocho-
dza oni Chicago. W liczbie Cich
znajduja sic dwaj Polacy..
JAN GILL, szczotkarz, zam. p. n.
Se ma Lytle ul. W Chicago, lewa no
ga zfamana, ciezkie .usz zkodzenia we
wnatrz, chory smierteln pie i
MATEUsz KoMEcK1, odlewacz, lat
10, zam. P. n. l52 Mil waukee ave.
W Chicago, lewa noga zfamana W
dwochf fmieiscach.
Wypadek m6g}by mice daleko
gorsze nastepstwa, gdy by ME ia O.
kolicznosc, ze ma poprzedniei stacyi
wieksza czesc pasazer6w wysiad}a 2
pociagu. -. /
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NOTATKI TELEGRAFICzNE q ANIERYKI.

- W poblizu Winchester; Ky,
ma rzece Kentucky zatonefo cz6}noy
a W MIN 6ciu ch1opakow: :.
-Opr6cz Bauera zaaresztowany
zosta4 jeszcze jeden anarchista AL
legheny nazwiskiem Knold. Ma on
bye W zwiazku re sprawa q strzelaniE
ny do Fricka. =.
- w poblizu Marine tie, Mich. !
wskutek wykolejenia pociagu kolei
Duluth South Shore zostafo ciezko
rannyche 6 os6b. Niedaleko Idaho
Springs, Col. by} takze wypadek ko1
lejowy, :kt6rego ofara paddy 8 o.
soby.
- Straszna burza spad}a onegdaj
ma Columbus, Ind. Pioruny uderza-
ty, jak ogieh zotowy. Wiele byd4a
i koni zabitych!.. 49, :.
W Nashville. Tenn. przy ko,
paniu kana}u nastapi}a eksplozya dy,
namitu. Przy kanale pracowali
wiezniowie, z kt6rych' G czterech 70
stafo ciezko rannych. =. .* g.
= W New Yorku W sobote zmar'
10 ~ieszcze wskutek upafu % os6b, W
Brooklynie 8 osob. w Hczbie zabi-
tych Polak6w niema,..
=. - w St. Paul, MINI. Ferdynand
Hole, 25letni amator = aeronauta,
wzni6sf sic balonem ma wysokosc
5000 stopi chciaf sic sPusci6 przy
pomocy spadochronu. Spadochron
ME otworzy} sic - nj ieszczesliwy
zostal zabity. .:s.
- Pozar W Wheatland, Ia. zni-
szczyl biloxi budynk6w i zrzadzi1
szkody "a 800. 1000. Jedna kobieta
zginefa W p1omieniach: = - -.
= w stanie Massachusetts, pod
czas przyszfych wyborow socyalisci
postawia sw6j tykiet star nowy.