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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-29
w OSTATNIEJ G0DZINIE.
Middle Greek, Shasta Co., d''5a
76 oier,,,,jCt 1902 q.

Is sierpaai0 1892 =.
Szanowny Panic Redaktorze! -
q czterowlekowa rocznica odkrycia
Ameryki przez niesmiertelnegokrzy-
sztofa Kolumba, rocznica, ktora
SWAT ca}y niebawem obchodzlc be-
die, schodza sic mniej lub wieceJ
setne rocznice walki niepodlegfosc
honor Polski, bitew pod Dubienks
Maciejowicami, stoczonych pod
wodza najwiekszego bohatera nasze-
90 W czasie Polski W rozbiorach,
Tadeusza KoSciuszki, schodzi sic
chwila ostatniego pogromu Ojczy-
zny naszej. Znika Polska wido-
wni dziejowej, jako pahstwo nieza-
lezne, rozdarta przez sasiednie trzy
mocarstwa, jak szmat 'bezmyslnej
tkaniny, pogwatceniem podepta-
MEM wszelkich praw Boskich i lud-
zkich. Do wielkiego turnieju, od-
bye sic majacego W roku przysz}ym
ma wystawie wszechswiatowej W Chi
cago, stana wszystkie narody kull
ziemskiej: chrzeSciahskie i Pogan-
skie, ale miedzy niemi brakowac be-
die jednego narodu, ktdry byf chrze-
scianstwa przedmurzem, brakowac
bsdzie Polski.
4 jed,,ak Polski 6rakoeod6 tana
ME poaoi,a7ao.
w obec tego areopagu wszystklch
ludlow swiata ich przedstawicieli,
W obec tego najswietniejszego taste
pu inteligencyi, piracy, .postepu l
bogactwa, przy odg}osie fantar
grzmiscych i huku armat W dnlu O.
twarcia wystawy ukazac sic tam po-
Wilma Polska W za4obie, re skarga
ma ustach, aw otoczeniu AnlofoW
SprawiedliwoSci Cierpienia rozpa-
lonem zelazem W obec ca1ego swia'
ia napietnowa6 szatana miedzy naro-
dami s4owianskimi Cara-Kalma-
Morderce rzady jego.
Jezeli godzi4o sic lub naleza}o u
czestniczy6 Polakom jake takim ma
wystawie malarskiej W Berlinie, a
nastepnie znalaz}y sic srodki do wzie,
cia udzia}u ma wystawie artystyczno-
teatralnej we Wiedniu, o lie wieceJ
godzi sic wzia6 udzia} narodowi ma
szemu jako takiemu ma wystawie
wszechswiatowej W Ameryce, choc-
by tylko przysz}o zaznaczyc obecnosc
nasza udzia} nasz protestem od-
wo4aniem sic ma ziepi .amerykan-
skiej, do jej ludu i kodgresu,a potem
do Europy, do pahstA do ludlow,
do sumienia ca}ego chrzesclansklego
a nawet niechrzesciahskiego spo1e-
czenstwa swiata ca4ego ponaoc, o O.
pieke przeciao prze$za0oaoa'eiu mo-
skieaoskienau Braci 'eoszej. Sprowa'
die traebaobrazy, przedstawiajSce
martyrologie narodu,a wiec orygiha-
~, kopie, fotografe takiej Litua-
nil, Polonii, Wojny Grottgera i'm
podobnych, sprowadzit okaz5 knu-
tow moskiewskich, nahajek i kibi-
tex ma pokaz, jakiemi to drogami
kroczy cywilizacya moskiewska, ma
des4ae, jesli to podobna, autografy,
iezeli ich dostac ME podobna, ko-
ME. streszczenia, og}oszenia ukaz6w
carskich, odnoszacyeh sic do pre-
sladowania, mordo wanna wywoze-
MIA U nit 6-w wywfaszczanla
Polak6w ziemi ma Litwie W kra-
ZACH zabranych, rozporzadzenia od-
noszace sic do Konstytucyi, do wyna-
radawiania, :. demoralizowanla mfo-
dziezy naszeji ostatnie 'rozporzadze-
:: niacarskie wyrzucajsce tysisece rodzln IL
polskich ze s1uzby .kolejowtejjnla' i bruk. 'l'l
Nade6liicie. portrety cara j roedziny
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-29
Telegramy Krajowe.
Alarm W New YOrku.
Czy chOlera?. -.

NEW YORK, % sierpnia. = W
szpitalu Bellevue znajduje sic cd
wczoraj chory niejaki Ant. Potzel,
przybyfy pred paru tygodniami z
Hamburga, kt6rego choroba pred
stawia zupefne cechy cholery 49,.
Lekarze So zatrwozeni. W miescle
popfoch. :. ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-29
ODEZWA PATRYOTY.
" sprawie uczczenia setnej rOcznicy rOz-
bioru PoIski reprezentacyI POla-
k6W ma Wystawie W Chi
cagO.

Cd p. Modesto Maryahskiego, in
zyniera g6rniczego, zamieszkafego W
Middle Greek, CAL, a znanego ma
cechowanych goracym patryotyz-
mem korespondencyi z Ameryki 40
gazet W Polsce, odbieramy nastepu-
iaca korespondencye dla umieszcze-
MIA W gazecie. Zwracamy ma nla
pilna uwage wszystkich Polakow.
Korespondencya brzmi, jak naste-
n11in.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-29

Il Fargo, N. D~donosza, IL W
tamtej okolicy panujs Sg1omp be de.
szcze. szkody W zasiewach~BafJ5FF9
W poblizu Homestead DO ro-
botnik6w unijnych, jadacSeh po-
ciagiem, ktos pare razy strzel4 ;..'
Mkt ME zostaf ranny.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-29
O Ostatnie Telegram y
. Wypadek kOlejowy W Belgii.

BRUksEIIA, 90 sierpnia a Dzis
rano nastapifo starcie ponp piedzy dwo-
ma poclagami kolejowemi, idaeemi
z Ostendy i Antwerpii. Dwie os soby
zosta}y zabite, Is jest ciezko ran
nych. . 49,.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-29

iego, Murawiewa-Wieszatela, jego
pomniku i historye powstania tego
pomnika, portrety K atkowa, Apuchti-
tina, Hurki jego g godnej poiowicy
Maryi Andrejewnej, fotografe cyta-
deli warszawskiej i innych kazni. z
wystawa ta pofaczcle szereg odczyt6w
W angielskim jezykr o okropnosciach
przesladowan Rad u moskiewskie-
60 urzadzcie skiadki publiczne ma
wykupno Braci-na aszych meczennl-
k6w Unit6w jassyru moskiewskie-
60 to nietylko porniedzy naszymi, a.
lie przedewszystkien b pomiedzy Anne
rykanami. ~.
Jezli mieisca ma to ME dostaniemy
W gmachu wystawy to urzadzlc wys-
tawe krzywd naszy zych okruciehstw
na mas pope}nianyeh bedzie MONA
w jednym z budynk k6w prywatnych.
q udzia}em ty ~ we wystawie
wszechSwiatowej ma zieml amery-
kahskiej po}aczyt wypadaloby ucz-
czenie pierwszej emf igracyi naszejkt6-
ra wyszfa Iona Konfederacyi bar
skiej ~ posr6d ryeerzy Rrzyza"
To co Polska mi ala najlepszego i
najszlachetniejszego b, staneio ma ziemi
amerykanskiej przed stu przesz3o Ia
ty obok Washingto ma do walki pre-
CIV ciemiezcom. .
Duma nasza "T adeusz Kosciusz-
ko" "duma chluba Ameryki, a Kazi-
mierz Pulaski U Ulrsyn Niemcewicz
Kosciuszka wspania}a iscie ca}os6
przedstawiaja. Oh III to wywalczyli
krwawo obywatels two zabezpieczy-
Ii je ola emigracyi naszej w}osciah-
skiej tfumnie do Ameryki przyby-
wajacej. !
Inicyatywa do tel sprawy wyjs6
powinna kraju na szego. Many Jesz-
cze chwa}a Bogu " Ojczyznie naszej
mellow takiej miary takiei cnoty O.
bywatelskiej jak Stefan Buszczyh-
ski, Adam ksiaze Sa piecha, Stanlsfaw-
Szczepanowski, ks. pra}at ChotkoW
ski-opiekun Unto w tylu innych,
kt6rzy, gdyby zeehcieli sprawa ta
sic zajac, najswietp p1ejsze jej wr6zyc
powodzenie. Tho, ma kt6rem protest
ten do ludlow swiata powinniensie od-
bic, stanowi}aby na sza emigracya a.
merykahska, a jaki ie korzySci tego
zetknecia sic MEOW wypr6bowanych
W sluzbie krajowi : emigracya naszq
amerykanska by wyp}yne}y, ten tyl-
ko ma pojecie, ktd patrzy najto, ja-
kie skarby uczucia, ofiarnoscii dziel-
nosci dotad jeszcze spoczywaja
W 4onie Il miliop powej emigracyi
naszej amerykanskiej.
Gdy okaze sic potrzeba materyal-
nei pomocy do prze eprowadzenia po'
wyzszej mysli, emig gracya nasza gro
sza ME poskapi. Me by}bym pub
licznie W sprawie tel sic odzywa}, ale
prywatnie staral pozyska6 dla niej
umysfy, gdyby czasu by}o wiecej, a
lie ze czas jest ograniczony, apelowac
musze do uprzejmo Sci waszej, sza-
nowny panic Reda ktorze, prosze u
przeimie o zamieszezenie listu niniej-
szego W }amach pisr ma waszego. Ia
cze wyrazy powazap pia. 49,.
- Md daest Marya'5ski.
Przyp. Red. Do waznej tel spra-
wy, poruszonej W t ak goracy sposob
przez p. Maryanski lego, powr6cimy
zaraz jutro.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-29
Ant. POtzel jest ,,all right.

!: New YORK, 80 sierpnia. - An:
toni Potzel, emigrant z Hambu riga,
kt6ry znajduje sic W szpitalu b elle-'
.vue, jest all, right. Jego chof foba
Jest tylko choleryns. 4: + Il: :: 1: I.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-29
Cholera W Bremen.

BREMEN, 80 sierpnia. = Wybu-
CHA tutaj cholera. Trzynascie osob.
dotknietych epidemic lezy W szpita-
lu: Jeden chory zmar}. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-29
Cholera W Berlinie i Hamburgq.

BERLIN, 80 sierpnia. : Kob ieta,
kt6ra przyby}a tu z HamBurga, z mar
Ia W szpitalu Moabit ma cholereI =
z Hamburga donosza, IL W SO bote
zmar{o tam 27s osob; umieraja g}6.
wnie kobiety. Ruch okret6w W por-
Gle prawie zaden..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-29
MKT ME zYJE!.

= x. je obiad W restaura cyl. P rzy-
stepuje don jakis gadu1a pyta:
- =. Ach! kochany pan przy Oh lad
ku! Co tam s1yeha6?: Panzape wne
do mas zawitaf "a interesami? jake
zdrowie? A, prawda, co porabia pan
ski brat Jozef. J.
- Me zyje....
- Czy podobna?.. .... Przeciez 60
onegdaj widzia}em!. -. a jego iona?
- Me zyje..... -.
Wielki Boze!. :. A ojciec pan
ski? . -:
= Me zyje....
- Panic, to straszne! -. A pan
ski szwagier Antoni?
= Me zyje...'. =.
-Boze iedyny! A pahska 70 ma?
. - Me zyje.... -. ~.
O. Gwa}tu!. -. Go to, epide mia
u was by}a, czy co?
ME panic, ale wtedy, .kiedy ia
obiad jem, to dla mnie mkt ma S VIE
Gle ME zyje.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-29
U oprykA.

Go kosztuja tie okulary?....
- Try dolary. -.
- Czy ME mog}by mi ich pan
sprzedac "a po}owe ceny? ...:. =.
T.. - Ola czego? .. -. <. =: Il: I: ..
f. {: :--. Poniewaz ja1 =: ME dowidze
tylko ma jedno oko. . ...:s. . 81. :.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-29
Cholera W Paryzu.

PARYz, 80 sierpnia. Wc7 Ora
przyjeto do szpitali 90 oso Oh cho fyc
ma cholere.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05
"PRiNCE" MIcHAEL'S DUPES.

DETROIT April 4-The examination of
Prince" Michael Mills and Lizzie Court,
members of the "Flying Rolr' sect, who
are charged with various acts of immoral
ity, took place today. Bernics Bechtel,
the l5-year-old girl who charged the
prince" with seduction, was the first wit
ness She began her testimony by stating
that she made the princes" acquaintance
at the house of her uncle in Sarnia. Later
she went to Detroit Here she received a
letter from the prince" In it she was
ordered to join him, as she was 'called by
God TO take the teuth place in the god
head respecting obedience" She came to
Detroit with her mother and another lady
and met Mills at the house of one of the
princes" followers.
The counsel for the prisoner then waived
further examination OF their client. JUS
tice Haugh raised Michaefs bond $780,
making the total 81, 200, and then bound
the defendant over to the recorders court
for the May term.
The case against Michael and Lizzie
Jointly for lewd aud lascivious cohabita.
ton was then taken up. The dates of this
case and those in the adultery case con-
fiicted, and this case. too, went to the re-
corder's court without examination. 10
the adultery case preferred by Michael's
wife, the prosecution asked n postpone
menl, as the witness necessary 10 prove
the marriage had not arrived The case
was adjourned until April IL, and the
prisoners taken back to Jail.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05
RAILWAY NOTES.


OMAHA, April At is reported mere
that J. S. Leeds will be appointed trafhc
manager of the Union Pacific, to succeed
c. S. Melien, who has resigned. ms IS
contingent upon Jay. Gould's continuing
in control of the road.
CHICAGO, April 4.-East-bound 4. ship
ments of freight from Chicago Increased
materially in volume last week. exceeding
those of the previous one by nearly 2O,OOD
tons. They amount to 92, 9l3 tons, against
73. 15S for the preceding week. Under
present conditions this increase only
strengthens the opinion that east-bound
rates are being manipulated, especially as
the weak lines seem to be getting the
lions share of the business.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Chicago and Alton was held today,
resulting in the unanimous election of L.
B. Blackstone, John B. Drake and Morris
X. Jessup to serve as directors for three
years The board now stands as follows:
James c. McMullen, John a. Stewart. Al
bert A. Sprague. John J. Mitchell, w. \.
Blackstone, A G. Bartlett. T. B. Black
stone, John B. Drake aud Morris X. Jes-
sup. At subsequent meeting of the
board the following officers were elected:
President, Il. B. Blackstone; vice presi-
dent, J. c. McMulen; secretary and treas
urer, Charles A. Foster; general manager,
Charles H. Chappell; general solicitor,
William Brown; auditor, Chauncey kel-
sey.
KANSAS CITY, No, April A telegram
has been received from commissioner Van
landingham, at Hot Springs, saying that
Judge Caldwell has dissolved the tempo
rary injunction granted several weeks ago
by Judge Riner, restraining the Kansas
roads frem restoring the fifth-class rates
which were in effect prior to March l. The
only thing which now disturbs the rate
is the last order of the Kansas
which would compel a gen.
eral reduction were it not held in check by
a temporary injunction of the Atchison
court This will come up for argu-
ment at the next term.
WASHINGTON, April 4-The government
of Mexico has made contract with Mr.. Z.
l.. COrthell, the well-known engineer of
Chicago, Mr. Hampton, formerly of Fair
field. Ia, and Mr.. Stanhope, an English
resident of the City of Mexico, to complete
the railway across the Isthmus of Tehaun-
tepec, between the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans, which was begun by an English
company some time ago. The govern
ment has already s., 100000 in hand for
this work, which will be given to
Mr.. Corthell and his associates az a
subsidy, together with the right TO organ
lze d company, Issue securities and build
the terminals and the two harborS for the
largest class of vessels.
The construction of this railway will
open an interoceanic route regarded as the
most important now under consideration,
with the exception perhaps of the Nicar- |
luguan canal. Mr., Corthell has been in !
5he employ of the Mexican government
Ior several years and is just completing
he extensive jetties a. the harbor of
Iampico
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05
a LUCKY ESCAPE,

Fortunate is the man or woman residing
in malaria-ridden locality who escapes
the dreaded scourge. Not one in thous-
and does. When the endemic is a period
ical and wide spread visitation, it is just
as common to see whole communities
suffering from it as single individuals.
The most vigorous constitution is not
proof against it-how much less a system
feeble or disordered. As means of pro-
lection against malaria. Hostetter's
Stomach Btters is the supreme medicinal
agent. 1t will uproot any form OF nlaiar
ial disease implanted in the system, and
even in regions where missmatic com-
plants are most malignant and deadly,
such as the Isthmns of Panama, Guate-
mala and the tropics generally, it is re-
garded as An efficient safeguard. No less
efficacious is it as curative and preventa-
tive of chronic indigestion, liver trouble,
constipation, rheumatism, kidney COM
plants and la grippe,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05
ANOTHER BLAST.
The Storm of Last Thursday Followed by
Another Sunday Night.

CHERRYvALE, Kan, April 4-This sec
tion of Kansas was yesterday again visited
by terrible storm. y funnel-shaped
cloud late in the afternoon was seen APP
preaching the town from the southwest,
accompanied by deep roaring sound. AS
it drew near it could be seen turning and
twisting about with terrible speed, and
barely missed the town, passing one mile
to the southwest. 1t demolished
six houses in that vicinity, killed Two peo-
pie and fatally injured another. The
house of John Reeves, farmer. was torn
to pieces. Mrs. Reeves was killed out
right aud Mr.. Reeves was fatally injuredr
Mrs. Perry Nixon, wife of another farmer.
in the vicinity, WAS also fatally injured in
the demolition of her house. Mrs.
Z. II. Lawson of this city
was struck by lightning during
the storm and instantly killed. The dam
age to barns, outhouses, fences, ETC., is
very great. Reports from various places
in the vicinity of Cherryvale report that a
severe storm ragged yesterday afternoon
and last night, but no further fatalities
are reported. Much damage to- crops and
farm property is reported.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05

MADRID. April 4-Great excitement
was caused here today by the discovery OF
of an Anarchist plot to blow up the cham
Der of deputies. The civil governor re-
ceived information that two foreign An
archists were conspiring with number of
Spanish Anarchists to blow up public
buildings, and the suspects were accord
ingly watched. Tine project was to b.
carried out by a Frenchman named Deval
end a Portuguese named Felrrlera,
who were to conceal the bombs under the
seats in the public gallery of the chamber
of deputies They were shadowed and
arrested at the door. When searched
they were found to have in their possession
conical bombs enclosed in cast-iron cases.
a yellow fuse, similar to that used by
smokers, was attached to the bombs, which
were bound and tightly compressed by
steel wire for the purpose of increasing the
strength of the explosion. The bombs
appear to be loaded with enough dynamite
10 blow up the whole cortes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05
LEAvENWoRTH REPUBLICANS.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, April 4.-The
Leavenworth county Republican conven-
tion met in this city today and elected del
egates to the state convention which meets
at Hutchinson on May 5, the congressional
convention which meets at Seneca on
June % and the convention at Horton on
April 13 TO elect delegates to the national
convention. The only instructions
given by today's convention were to
the elegates to the Hutchinson
convention, who were instructed TO use
all honorable means to secure the nomina-
tion of Hon. Lucien Baker Of this city, as
candidate for congressman-at-iarge
Mr.. Baker who was member of the con-
vention, protested against the action,
stating that he was not a candidate, but
the convention insisted upon the instruc-
tions. If nominated it is believed that
Baker will make the race.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05
BERING SEA ARBITRATION.

PARIS, April 4-In an interview with an
Associated Press representative on the
Bering sea question, NJ. Jules Ferry said:
IF President Carnot is asked to perform "A
part in the treaty he doubtless will accept
the task. But it is complicated question
and considerable time will be required to
solve it,
Senator Goblet said: "Our politicians
are taking much interest in the Bering sea
dispute. lam glad to see THE United
States asserting to arbitration, which Is
row becoming recognized as the best way
of settling international disputes"
Deputy Flourens said: This is the first
time President CaEnot has been called
1pon to take part in an arbitration. Presi-
dent Grevy once performed similar duty.
lt is difficult to prophesy how long it will
be before a verdict is rendered. II all the
evidence is Immediately forthcoming it
ought not to require more than six mouths
10 reach decision. The expenses of the
court of arbitration should be borne by the
nation in whose territory the arbitration
occurs. France will bear the expense as
matter of international courtesy. If nee
essary to send a commission to the scene
in dispute the expense of that should fall
upon the parties in litigation"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05
STORM NOTES.

COFFEYvILl.E Kan, April "A terrible
| storm visited this locality last night. The
wind was accompanied by hail and rain.
The lightning struck the tail tower of the
| Episcopal church and tore the steeple TO
pieces. No one was in the church at the
time Windows were broken by the hail,
and barns and houses overturned by the
wind.
LEXINGTON, Mo-, April 4-This section
was visited by a severe rain and hail
storm yesterday afternoon. The hail
stones We're bigger than marbles. and fell
so fast aud furious that the ground was
soon hidden. The roof of the police court
was broken and some panes of glass suf-
fered. II Is estimated that during the af-
ternoon there was an average rainfall of
one inch or more
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April Am Ali
ance picnic WAS held at Cove Cn SATURDAY.
1 In the afternoon storm came up. Trees
were blown down in all directions, one of
which caught and killed two persons and
mortally wounded two others. Several
persons were dangerously hurt by pieces
OF hylug debris. Cove being some miles
from railroad or telegraph, it i. impossi bic
10 get full particulars.
NORTHERN, Mo, April 4.-Hailstones as
large as teacups fell here last evening
They fell with such force AS TO bury them
selves in the ground. The damage was
confined to Skylights.
DENVER, April 4-Reports from eastern
Colorado show that second blizzard is
raging. The Burlington railroad is badly
blocked with snow between Curtis and
Sterling, but it Is expected that the road
viii be clear At 4 late hour tonight In
Denver the wind blew gale all day and
the indications are that snow storm will
soon be experienced
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April "A severe
wlnd and rain storm PASSED over eastern
and western Arkansas today, doing much
damage TO buildings and cGops At Pine
Bun TIE buildings in Citizens park and
the Colored Methodist churh were denol-
lshsd. Several small houses were blown
into the river. Cabin creek IN Franklin
county IS over its bank and portions of tie
railway track have been washed away.
Thousands OF feet Of lumber and many
thousand bales OF cotton are being washed
away by the swollen streams
JULEsBJ Re. Colo. April 4-Charles Ro-
senquesi, T. j. Gsrhart aud Joseph Close.
together with two daughters, have been
temporarily living ia u barn awaiting the
eonpietloa CT their farm house, which
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05
ARGENTINE TROUBLES.

LONDON, April "A dispatch to the
Times from Buenos Ayres says that the
state of siege proclaimed on Saturday in
consequence of political troubles, will
probably be maintained until May, when
congress meets, although it may be raised
IN twenty-four hours. The Radicals, it is
said, may decide not to vote at the May
elections, on the ground that they were
unable TO complete their organization.
Although there is considerable discomfort
in the army with the government, espec
tally with the minister of war, it is not
likely to prove sufficient to lead many of
the officers or men TO actually revolt.
With the military remaining loyal, conf
dence Will rapidly revive
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,

w EATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WICHITA, Kan, April 4. 1892.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Colder Tuesday morning, followed by ris-
ing temperature; fair until Wednesday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was 600, the lowest 49,, and
the mean 53o, with cooler, generally cloud
less weather; unusually low barometer,
90 1872 at z a. m.; high south and southwest
winds, shifting at night to fresh west and
northwest; maximum velocity, AZ south
west at 1:45 p. m.
For tbs past three years the average
temperature fer the month of April
has been 57e, and for the 4th day 46o.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Forecast until
9 p. m. Tuesday:
For Kansas-Fair; colder; northwest
gales.
For Indian Territory-Fair; colder;north-
west winds.
For Missouri-Fair; colder; winds be-
coming northwest.
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TIE KAISER RIDlcIIlEn-

BERLIN. April 4.-The kaiser is said to
be greatly aggrieved by the remark made
in the reichstag by Herr Richter, the great
leader of the Radicals. who went SO far as
TO poke fun at his majesty-an unheard-of
thing in the annals of Prussian history.
On the vote for grant to suppress the
rebel chief, Witboi, in southwest Africa,
Herr Richter remarked casually that he
saw no reason to interfere with the dusky
ruler. He is sovereign in his way; he
considers it his divine mission to steal
cattle; he steers his own course and he
holds that any one who does not agree
with him in southwest Africa had better
shake, the dust of that country off his
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