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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25
AMUSEMENTS.

Carl King, the distinguished mind reader,
and the original Spanish Troubadours,
from Madrid, under, the direction Of Don
Jose Ramirez, champion m%andolinist of the
world. are booked to appear in this city at
the opera house next Wednesday and
Thursday nights, and Manager Remington
10 to be congratulated upon securing this
novel and interesting attraction. The feats
of mind reading performed by Carl King
arc said to rival and. in many respects, to
surpass those performed by the late WASH
profound sensation wherever ho has APP
peared. He possesses this peculiar faculty
in a remarkable dsgrss and il said never to
fail to thoroughly interest his audiences.
while the music of the trobadours is of
such a character as to charm all listeners.
It 10 safe to say that lovers of high class
amusement will turn out in full force on
these two nights.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25
THE A SET A

An Instance Where Helena Men Have
the Same Chance as New Workers.
Next Saturday Babcook & Co., the Main
street hetters and mems furnishers will
have their spring opening of Dunlap hats.
The stock is already in the store, unpacked,
but the manufacturers have fixed Feb. 27
as the date when the goods shall be first
put on sale, not only i'll Helena, but also in
New York and all other cities. Babcock &
Co. are tho sole agents in Helena of the
Dunlaps, inc those who desire to be right in
the fashion in bend coverings should 60 to
the opening on Saturday and select their
style. The correct things for spring and
summer wear are shown in a handsome
book. issued by Dunlap d Co.. the nublica-
tion containing also styles in the fourteenth
and fifteenth centuries. This is probably
the first hat orening'' gotten up especially
for their benefit the gentlemen of Helena
have had a chance TO attend. The ladies
might call at Babcocks' Saturday and see
just how the lords OF creation conduct
themselves while selecting "a love of a
hat.n
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25
REDUCED FOUR MILLIONS
Real Estate Valuations in the County
Cut Down by the APP
p~raisers.
The Assessment for 1892 viii
Foot Up to About 49,
100000.
Some sample Figures Psr Front Foot on
Main Strsot and Fast and West
- Sides.

Tho county board Of appraisers lAs
been in session for eight days fixing the
value on all real estate In tho county for
the assessment OF 1892. Az compared with
the total assessed value of real
estate of last year there Is a
reduction Of about $4,0O0,OOOO, making
the total for this year about $18, 1900 0
and of this amount FL. 700 1000 is repre-
tented by land lying within the city limits
of Helena. The work Of placing values
upon the different classes OF real estate has
boon unusually difficult, but it has been
thoroughly done by Il. w. Knight, Chas.
+. Ellie and Assessor Walker. They were
insisted by County Auditor Beckett and
Deputy County Clerk Sherwood Wheaton.
La making mp their report to the county
commissioner the appraisers say: "We
have had for our consideration the report
Of the committee appointed by the county
commissioners, w. ). Beckett and Sher-
wood Wheaton, and find the same very
complete and satisfactory, and which has
been very materially our basis and assist
ance in making our report"
The assessment figures are very complete
and cover city and county lots and acreage.
The yhlnes ale per front foot. On Main
street from Broadway to Sixth avenue the
figures are from $3.50 to $500. On both
sides of Main from Bridge to Wall, start
ing from Bridge, corners are $500. From
Wall to Broadway the figures are graded
from $500 to 5000. Broadway corners are
$500. From Sixth avenue to Lawrence the
figures run from $500 to $500 per front
foot. From Lawrence to Helena venue it
runs down to $3.50. Leaving Helena avenue
and running to its junction with Davis street
about the same proportion is observed, $50
being the figure at the junction with Davis.
East of Main street. from Jackson on
Broadway. to Warren the figures run from
$500 to $l75; Gulch, on the corner of Law
renee. 5000 and $3.50 between there and
Sixth avenue; below Lawrence 800. On
Park avenue between Sixth and Lawrence,
1925. North of Lawrence. from $50 down
to $40. On Ewing and Warren streets the
value run from $50 to 500. the latter being
at the corner of Sixth avenue. About the
same figures have been placed on Rodney
street property as on Warren and Ewing.
Some sample figures for wost side property
are rs follows: Madison avenue, $40; Ben
ton avenue, $50. Bradford, Bellevue and
Brooke additions S4 to $40.
The east. sido additions run about as fol-
lows: Blake, from $40 to $1I; Bassett, $40
to S15; Hoback,& Cannon, $50 to SIS; Beat
tie, $8 to S12; Corbin and Lennon, SS3 to Sc.
The average figure on farm property out
side of Prickly Pear valley is $5 per acre.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25
FOR cnARIry's K n.
Programme al this Entertainment for III,
Benefit 81 ~. Peters Hospital.

Programme Of this EntertainMcn for the
Benefit 81 ~. reter's Hospital.
Tho entertainment TO bo given at Ming's
ises to ts nj Of tbs beet saen in Helena
this year. II will ba under the direction Of
Mrs. II. II. Carter, the famous teacher Of
Dslsurto, assistsd by her pupils IN elocu-
ton aud ths class of matlietic phyai cul-
ture and artistic posing. In addition ia
the fact that the ents. tainment in itsell
vii! be worthy Of patronage, the object for
which " IL given should draw Y house. Tha
hospital, which il grontly in noed OF 1nxn-
DIAL assistancs. In numerous instances the
hospital has taken care OF people without
means. and is officers have tried to hell
tbs suffering as much ~ lay in thor power.
Ihe programs ME is NJ follows:
PART I. t
frof; Petsrmann Juvenile Orchastra.
u,. \. Maids. rma.
: : Mrs.: i annie b; carter. llls'f
4. Tho RnSgies' dinner Party KATE Wiggin'
.'AAo ''i Mrs. III. q Mcmillan. I. .e''s'''u
8. The Confessional dbly ~reanest) ., W. W. Etory
Mrs; Fannie H. Carter.
7. bOth sides OF the Story. .,.,.........
Mies birdie karatofsky.
y. Aunt Sophronia at the Opera. !. ............
Mrs. Fannie II. Carter.
8. Mr.. Ch.,. Douglas.
Miss Mabel Ia1nsy.
il. The Sleep-WAlklng Scene 4. ..........
Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Fannie d. Carter.
II. Violin 9olo-The Old Eolks'at Home
1hems and Variation ). ....... ......St0bbe
Master Henry j. Petermann.
PART Ir-PosINd PLAsTIQUE
1. The Abandonment Series.
=. The Divers Movements.
). The Nine 6ase Series.
4. Contrasting Imotions-Surprise and Salu.
~tation; Blessing and Supplication; Sub
mission and Command; Rejection nnC
Invitation: Homage and Protest; kecol-
lection and Doubt; ~Itntreaty aud Abhor'
Ience; Challenge and Defense: Fear anc
Caution: shame and Mockefy; Triumph
and J eproach.
s. In the s~tndio-Center, The sscret; right
Disc 1hrower; left. 1ambourine Girl;
Flying Goddess; Sailors Wife; Media
ton: Tho New stop.
8. The Niobo Group. 0N
Z. hiobs Weeping for Her Children.
8. The Carnival. y
Right, Wounded; left. Washed Ashore.
10. The Dancing Girls.
II. The Death OF Virginia. SSH
II. The Persian Dancing. =.
Is. The Slave Market. .@MM##
IA. Tho Pleiades.
10. AurOra's Train.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

James w. Barker represents one of the
Leading merchant tailors of Ohio and is
prepared to give to all who wish to pur-
chase as good a suit of clothes as can be
obtained anywhere, entire satisfaction in
style, quality, fit or workmanship. Youths
can find that they may become good
dressers rs his prices come within their
range. His display is of the higher grade
of foreign fabrics. You will find the as.
sortment wonderfully good and wonder
clothing at moderate prices ana made from
the seasons latest novelties. An invitation
of insEection of his samples is extended to
all. He is to be found in room 10, Thomp-
son building, opposite Grand Central hotel.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25
Not W. q. Cooling,

To The INDEPENDENT. Sir: The w. =.
GoodinR OF whom mention is made
On yeee fifth page in to-day'= paper, who is
engaged with tho MD Of a clairyoynnt in
searching for Il 'lost mins' in Nevada. in
not tho Gooding who was a former dealer
IN mining stocks. and who had his office
The Initials of the latter ara w, q. und 6a
- nm agent for the National Fraternity
building and Loan association of Butte.
and Is now at Horr in this state. soliciting
Tor that nssoointion. Gro. W. SWEET.
Feb. "A, 1892.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25
Hazet Kfrke.

The next attraction at Mine's opera house
will be Hazel Kirke, given BY the Catholic
Literary society. No organization. of anna
teur talent has do.s 80 much for the cause
of charity as this society, and as a large
portion of the receipts will DO devoted to
the furnishing Of the club rooms, it should
be q matter Of pride with each citizen to
see that the house is packed. The talent
OF the society has no equal and new plays
are boinR constantly produced for the bone
fit of worthy charities. Monday evening,
the 10Th, is the date sot.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

Electricity Applied to Relieve Pain, ~
Amalgam and silver filings, 81 and IN.
Gold filings, $3 and up.
a full set of teeth, upper or lower, $40,
Extraction of teeth with electricity. 5o
cents. "
Dns. sk!MMlN T. Ess1a, dentists, Sixth ay.
enue and Mum.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

At ridiculously low prices, for
mer prices not being considered.
Everything in this vast stock
must be closed out in the next
few days. A grand chance for
merchants and dealers in Dry
Goods to stock up at about one
half eastern wholesale prices.
We still have left some
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25
Fresh and cured Meats,

.lIeminway's silks oil Mi kinds just received at
Tho Reo Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

st. Peters hospital has not come before the
public ask ng help for several years. Now il
dleads urgently FIR all who are able to aid in
meeting it's Obligations.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

Miss Mary r. Jackman gives private
lessons in shorthand. Room Is, Bailey
block. Call at otfice for terms. s
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25
Dunlap un,
HELENA IN BRIEF.

Ready Saturday, spring styles, at Bah
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

Every man, woman snd child should buv 4
ticket to the proposed dramatic ENTERTAINMENT
Tor ne psnett OF st fster's hospital, and thus
enable this institution to meet the deficiency
incurred by doing works of charity.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

Poultry. eggs, fish. and game, at hard
time y ieos AZ the Rialto cash market,
south end OF Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

Closing out sale, calico 4 yards for Csc. or is
yards Tor 81. butcher d Bradley's, 105 Broad.
way.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25
Gold Block.

Elegant Office rooms for rent; also hall
suitable for lecture, lodge or club room.
Apply to jus. Sullivan, room II.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

Direct from London, imported expressly
for Bahcock d Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

INVESTMENT STOCKS.
G,OOO Cumberland (Neihnrt) 10 cents it
closed Immediately.
1000 gold, silver, platinum and telusium
(Neihart) must be sold at once.
1000 Yellowstone (Castle).
LOCO Victor u Helena i'll lots. Dividend
payer.
l0o--325 Bald Butte. Dividend payer.
Any of this list is n purchase.
WANTED.
Iron Mountain stock.
LOCO to 5000 Yellowstone (Castle).
LOCO to 5000 Cumberland tCastle).
1000 to 5000 West Iron Mountain.
These stocks must DO at bottom nrices.
Rooms 26 and II. Bailey block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25
High Art Tailoring.

Butcher d Bradley sell the celebrated jackson
corset waist in black and colors.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

Jackson's music store. Bailey block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

aides and childran's fast black seamless cot
ton hose at Tho Bee Hive only Zoe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25
Cltristy Hs

Special cut prices on ladies muslin underwear
this week at Tho Bee 1.-Two.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25
Samuel X. Davis. speulnl.

Bny tho celebrated Foster tive-hook kid glove
at Tho Bee Hive, every pair warranted. Price
only Fl.s5.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

spring Hats,
Opening Saturday, Dunlap md Christy
at Babcook's.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

conv
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-25

New novels just received at Tao Rae Hive.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-23
NOtatki MieiscOwe.

= Samuel l.. Goss, 80 letni
cz}owiek, jadac przez 80 utica
w6zkiem, zosta} wyrzucony ma
bruk wskutek rozhukania sic
konia - i ma miejscu zabity.
= Dwie kobiety tylko W
nocnym neglizu przytrzyma}a
policya ostatniej nocy W dwoch
punktach miasta, jedna ma
Lake Front, druga ma Garfield
Boulevard. Jedna twierdzi, 4e
jest lunatyczka, druga, ze ia z
domu wypedzi3 maz. Obie u.
brano j wyprawiono do domu.
: Jan Garta6ski wytoczyl
frmie Wells q French Co.
sprawe o s250o odszkodowa-
MIA. G. pracowa}, jako robo-
tnik tejze frmy przy budowie
mostu ] przy piracy zlamal
noge.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-23
Piatek, dnia % Wrzesnia 1892 r.

stall juz pochwyceni siedza W
wiezieniu.
= Amerykanin Deacon 20
sta} juz uwolniony wiezienia
W Nicei, ma skutek ulaskawie-
MIA przez prezydenta Carnota.
- Do San Sebastian W Hi
szpanii przybyli dwaj niby
przedstawiciele powaznej in
stytucyi fnansowej ,,Credit
Mobilier'' z Paryza = za1o.
zyli tam jej fila. W pare ty'
godni zebrali oko3o 100000 fir.
depozyt6w i-... uciekli.
w zamku Ddnrobin zmar}
ksiaze Sutherland, jeden GEL
niejszych przedstawicieli ary'
stokracyi angielskiejj, znany "a
zycia z r6znych... skandalik6w.
Z Turynu donosza,iz Kos
suth czuje sic mocno zmeczo-
nym powodu przyjecia dele,
gacyi Wegier. Obawiaja sic
o jego zycie.
L Paryza telegrafuja, IL
stacya kolejowa W Nancy spfo,
ne1a do szczetu. Strata 100000
frank6w.
= Do Lisbony W Portugalii
przybyl kap. Andrews, Anne
rykanin Z Atlantic City, n. D.,
kt6ry przeby1 Ocean Atlanty
cki w 16dce, azeby trafif Ia u
roczystosci Kolumbowe W Hi,
szpanii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-23
PrOklamacya gubernatOra.


Gubernator Stanu Illinois
wyda} nastepuiaca proklama'
cya W sprawie obchodu rocznl-
cy odkrycia Ameryki przez
Kolumba:
,,Stan Illinois. - Departa-
ment wykonawczy. Poniewaz
prezydent stosownie do rezo-
lucyi wsp6lnej Senatu i Izby
pos}6w, naznaczy} piatek, dzie6
2l-go pazdziernika b. r., jako
dzie6 swiateczny dla narodu
Stan6w ZJednoczonych i po.
niewaa dzie6 ten bedzie obcho-
dzony jako 400 letni jubileusz
odkrycia Ameryki przez Krzy-
sztofa Kolunba i W ca}ym
kraju jako ,,Dzie6 Kolumba"
bedzie znany, przeto ia, Joseph
W. Fifer, gubernator Stanu
Illinois, polecam odnosnie do
proklamacyi prezydenta Sta
now Zjednoczonych usilnie,
aaeby swiecono piatek, dzieh
21-go pazdziernika 1892, jako
dzie1 swiateczny.
,,Pragne, azeby nar6d
wstrzyma} sic cd piracy, zatru-
dnienia swoje od}ozy} i po}a-
czy} sic do wsp6lnego patryo'
tycznego i religijnego obchedu
dnia tego. Naleza}oby urzadzif
publiczne obchody ma uczcze-
ME pamieci Kolumba, od-
krywcy Nowego Swiata W spo-
sob stosowny i ma odpowiednie
swiecenie dnia tego.
Upraszam nauczycieli W ma
szych szko1ach publicznysh i
prywatnych, W naszych zak}a-
dach naukowych w1adze
nasze W miastach i miejscowo-
sciach, azeby poczynili przygo-
towania do odpowiednich
obchod6w. Niechaj 21-szy
pazdziernika bedzie dla mas
dniem, W kt6rym casy nasz
narod ma sic pouczye. cenic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-23
NOtatki telegratiCZne
z EurOpy.

- Inspector generalny u
rzedu bankructw W raporcie
swym twierdzi, re ostatnie cze-
ste upad}osci i katastrofy Fl.
nansowe wAnglii SO wynikiem
bankructwa Bahring6w i blu
McKinleya W Ameryce.
: We W1oszech szerzy sic
coraz bardziej agitacya repu-
blika1ska. Wiele gazet kon-
serwatywnych przerzuca sic ma
strone zwolennik6w rzeczypo-
spolitej.
- q Rzymu telegrafuja, ae
wszyscy bandyci ma Sycylii 20.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-23
Przybycie parowco W.

BremerAave'a' Spree NY.
Gemua:. Fulda 2 N. Y.
Broa0head: Przeszed}: Bri-
tannic N. Y. Bowie z n. Y.
KinsaJe: Przeszed1: Mich.
gan z Bostonu.
Sci1ly: Przeszed}: Kaiser
Wilhelm II. z n. Y.
Lizard: Przeszed}: Mime.
sofa z Philadelphii.
Loudym:; Lydian Monarch z
New Yorku.
Philadelphia; Pennsylvania
z Antwerpii,, British Prince
z Liverpoolu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-23

leona |.
G}6wna move wypowiedzia4
W Pantheonie pierwszy mini
ster Loubet. Przem6wienie je-
90 odznacza}o sic umiarkowa.
MEM. Oddajac czesc za4ozy-
cielom rzeczypospolitej, zamil-
cza} o krwawych scenach, ia
kie poprzedzi1y to za}ozenie.
Ma zako6czenie zapewnia4, re
iakkolwiek obecnarzeczpospo-
lita jest dose potezna, azeby W
walce zatryumfowa1a mad swe-
mi nieprzyjacio}mi, jednako-
woz g}6wnym jej celem bedzle
utrzymanie pokoju.
Prezydent Izby deputowa,
nych Floquet wyjasnis zadania
epubliki i twierdzi}, re jej maj
szlachetniejszym celem jest po-
prawa stanu spo}ecznego ludu
oraz zatryumfowanie mad si}a
brutalna W imie moraInych
praw.
Obu m6wc6w przyimowano
nieslychanym zapaiem.
Opr6cz tel uroczystosci g4o-
wnej, byly take specyalne
obchody w r6znych miejscach.
Mp. ma Placu Zgody, gdzie gi-
lotyna scie}a g}owy kr6la Lud-
wika XVI, Maryi Antoniny,
apotem ich kata Robespierre'a,
obelisk z Luxoru / sasiednie
posagi by}y wspaniale przy-
s.rojone, a otaczajacy je t3um
spiewa} piesni narodowe. Ma
Placu Rzeczypospolitej i ma
Placu Bastylii zgromadzi}y sic
r6wniea t}umy, spiewajace
,,Marsylianke''.
Jakkolwiek wszedzie pano-
wal zupe}ny porzadek, tuiow-
die wybucha}y chwilowe pro,
tesla. Podnosili je royaliSci,
szczeg6lniej ma Placu zgody.
Anarchist pomimo przechwa-
lex i zapowiedzi: znalezli sic
W tax nies}ychanej mniejszo-
Sci, re ME probowali nawet mic
naprawde przedsiebrat. W O.
cole ten dzie1 dowi6d}, re Pa
ryz jest gruntu-republika1.
skim.
Uroczystosci i zabawy trivia
}y do p6zna W noe. T3umy
zalewa}y ulice. Bale, koncerty
bankiety ma otwartem powie-
trzu bawi}y lud.
Wygna6cy portugalscy, "a
mieszksli W Paryzu wys3ali do
PREF. Carnota adres pozdro-
wieniem i zyczeniem pomysl-
nosci ludowi francuskiemu cd
tych, ,,kt6rzy pragnac ustano'
vienna pod rbnie sw"' od,
nych instytucyi " sAej OJczy-
znie, zostali niej wypedze-
ni".
W Lyonie, Msrsylii, Rheims
innych wiekszych miastach
odby}y sic r6wniez wspania5e
uroczystosci i obchody stulecia
rzeczypospolitej.
Straszny wyrOk ma trucicielke W
Finlandyi.
z Helsingforsu W Finlandyl
donosza o ostatecznem rozwia-
zaniu fatalnego, Eniezwyk8ego
dramatu, jaki sic tam rozegraf
W poczatku roku biezacego.
Dramat by} krwawy, rozwia-
zanie bedzie jeszcze krwa-
wsze!. -.
PAM Alma Sanio, m}oda o.
letnia Finlandka, kobieta ME
zwyk}ej pieknosci, iona pro-
fesora wyzszei szko}y W Ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-23
Proiekta podatkowe Miquela.

IEUJoh od pUudUhV"O HnA4"0"'
Do gazet londy6skich dono-
sza z Berlina, izpruski minister
skarbu MIGUEL wygotowa}
plan ca}kowitej reformy po-
datkowej W Prusach, kt6ry
zostanie przedstawiony przy-
sz}emu sejmowi. Plan jego
chce po czesci ma wz6r angiel-
ski oddac spraws podatk6w
gruntowych i krajowych W
rece gmin, kt6rym jednoczesnie
przyznany bedzie wiekszy
samorzad fnansowy. W og6le
MIGUEL prague zmienic poda-
tex cd dochodu ma podatek cd
kapitalu. Ces. Wilhem przyj-
mule projekta Miquela "a.
pa}em, W sejmie jednak moga
sic one spotkac z gwa}towna
opozycya i nawet. rozbi6
ministeryum.
Pare wiadomosci Tareyi.
w Konstantynopolu sta}a
sic W sobote niedziele dziwna
rzecz. :. Otto w}adze miejsco-
we przyaresztowa}y oko}o 1000
student6w, wsadzi}y ich ma
diva parowce W porcie Z}otego
Rogu wywioz1y gIzies noca
precz. -. DokQd? Napewno
mkt ME vie. Przypuszczaia
zas, ze do Azyi Mnjejszei. Pot,
urzedowe objaSnienie twlerdzi,
re w}adze chcia}y zwolnic
szko}y publiczne cd oblegania
przez nadmierne t}umy u
czni6w. Poufnie jednak uwa-
zaja to "a srodek uwolnienia
stolicy cd tium6w biednej, po-
zbawionej zajecia chleba
m}odziezy, wsr6d kt6rej fes%
mentowa}y idee rewolucyjne.
Jednoczesnie prawie Rad
zamkna} i skonfskowa1 pare
liberalniejszych gazct wycho'
dzacych wKonstantynopolu.
Turcy ME maja szcze5cia do
fortyfkacyi. Otto dow6d. Me
dawno zbudowali z wielkim
kosztem fortyfkacye W Darda,
nellah. l coz sic pokazuje!?. ;.
Oto ien. fraaSuzkl Brialmont,
kt6ry odbywa} inspekcye tych
fortyfkacyj, przyszed3 dow
sku, ze. -. ME So one mic
warte. Przebudowanie ich be.
die kosztowa}o so milion6w
frank6w, liczac W to koszt 250
ciezkich dzie}.
Rad turecki chce zamknac
szko}y przy misyach ameryka1.
skich W Turcyi, jesli ME costa
ma poddane rzadowej kontroli.
Gladstone bedzie mowif- Balfour
bedzie krytykowaf.
z Londynu donosza,iz Glad
stone obieca} ma dorocznym
bankiecie Il lorda. a.mayora tego
miasta W d. 9 listopada obja.
snic szczeg6}owo charakter
wniosk6w, jake zamierza
wprowadzic na przysz}ej sesyi
parlamentu. W odpowiedzi ma
to Balfour, cz}onek by}ego
konserwatywnego rzadu, W mo-
vie pred nniwersytetem W E.
dymburgu wystapi krytyka
projekt6w Gladstone'a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-23
ROk III.

nagIe szyny sic przegie}y i To-
komotywa wraz z 16 wagona.
mi rune}a nasypu 10 stop
wysokiego. Trzej immigranei
ma miejscu zostali zabici, a
byd}o i zboze ma wszystkie
strony sic rozsypa}o. zdaje
sic, ze jeszcze czwarty cz}owiek
zosta} zabity, gdyz odszukac
90 ME MONA. O nazwiskach
os6b zabitych ME MONA by4o
sic dowiedziec. - Czternascie
wagon6w zosta}o zgruchota-
nych; jeden z Mich wi6z} ma
s}o jaja, 3 wiozly bydlo, a 10
sprzety emigrant6w i zboze.
w sprawie Iamsa.
Iams, jak wiadomo, jest o.
wynn zo}nierzem, kt6rego "a
kare zawieszono no wielkich
palcach u rak, a potem nape'
dzono wojska z ha6ba 2 po.
wodu, re pochwali} zamach
Bergmanna ma Fricka W Ho.
mestead.
Grand jury wczoraj "a to
stawi}a pred sad pu}kownika
Hawkinsa, nadporucznika
Streatora Dra Grimma 10
pu}ku milicyi pennsylva1skiej.
Strajk telegrafstow.
4 Cedar Rapids doposza, re
telegrafsci strajkujacy dopu-
szczaja sic gwa}t6w. w ciagu
nocy poprzecinano druty we
wielu miejscach, W inpych zas
poplatano tax, ze komunika-
cya telegrafczna wszedzie po'
przerywana. Wiele pociag6w
kolejowych ME smie ruszyc sic
Z dworcow W skutek tego, Ae
telegrafcznie porozumiewac
sic ME MONA.
z kwarantany.
zadnych niepokojacych vie.
Sci nowych ME ma z kwaran-
tany. Ma wyspach ME EASILY
nowe wypadki. DR.. jenkins
twierdzi, ze cd New Yorku
odwr6cope jest niebezpieczeh-
stwo cholery.
Polaria ze Szczecina ze l7o
przybyszami stane}a u nizszej
kwarantany, gdzie stoja jeszcze
Scandia j Bohemia,
W Bostonie uwolniono cd
kwarantany parowiec Kansas
z Liverp oolu.