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The record-union., 1892-12-21
Illegal Use OF Pin11erton Men.

WASHINGTON, Dec. pa meeting of
the Subcommittee OF ene House Commit
tee on the Judiciary, charged with lnves-
tigating the alleged illegal use of Pinker-
ton men at Homestead, showed that no
two members agreed as to the character
Of the report to be made to the full conr-
miUtee.
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Confirmed br the senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-In executive
session the Senate confirmed the NOM
ination of p. S. Grosscup as United States
District Judge for the Northern District
Of Illinois; Silas Alexander to be Secre-
tary Of New Mexico, and c. :. Lyman to
he Postmaster at Yuba City, Cal.
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Convicts Poisoned. .

HELENA (Ark.), Dec. 20.-One week
ago S. NJ. Apperson, contractor, brought
over 100 convicts to work on the Iron
Mountain road. There are many unem-
ployed men here and they protested
against the bringing OF convicts to work
Yesterday eighteen cOnvicts were taken
violently i'll with all the symptoms Of ar
senical poisoning. -Four have already
died and three others will die. The stom-
ach Of one OF the dead men will be ana
lived
The record-union., 1892-12-21

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-The So, 900 paid
by the Chilean Government in the settle
ment Of claims arising out of the Balti-
more affair at Valparaiso, was conveyed
to the Sub-Treasury at New York to-day
Arrangements will be made as soon as
possible for its equitable distribution to
the people for whom it is intended.
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PROBABLE MURDER.
Three Indians Attack Two White Mon.
One of Whom Is Dying.

Oue OF " nom Is Dying.
MOUNT VERNON CWash.), Dec. 90
News has reached here Of a probable MIR
der that occurred about eight miles north
from here yesterday. Three Indians at
tackled two white men, one Of whom is
dying from the effects Of knife-wounds
The other is seriously wounded. The
names Of the wounded are Hank Downey
and George Frazier Both are loggers.
Their story is that they were attacked by
three Indians because they refused to get
whisky for them. This story is dis
credited by those who are Of the opinion
that the white men visited the Indians
homes during their absence, and when
the Indians returned a quarrel resulted.
The record-union., 1892-12-21
Tho Silver Problem.

LONDON, Dec. 20.-The Daily Nc1gs says
Of the Brussels Conference: We hope the
conference will not be resumed. Each
country must do its best for itself Amer
lea cannot afford to delay until May. per-
haps not until January, steps to prevent
the depreciation OF her silver nofes
The record-union., 1892-12-21

COLUMBIA, Dec. Ex-Governor Till
man has signed the bill putting absolute
control of all the railroads in the State in
the hands Of a Railroad Commission.
from whose decision there is no appeal.
The railroad employees in the State are
incensed at the Governor for signing the
bill and will inaugurate campaign
against him
The record-union., 1892-12-21
STEVENSON IN ALABAMA.

The Vice-President-E Elect Accorded an
Enthusiastic deception.
BIRMINGHAM (Ala.), Dec. 2O.-General
a. Z. Stevenson and party reached here
this morning six hours late, on account
OF the wreck of freight train. The party
was met at the depot here by Governor
Thomas u. Jones and committee. They
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BITTER FEELING AROUSED.
Excitement in the Deputies Over
the Panama Canal Scandal.
PERMISSION GRANTED TC PROSE-
CUTE ROUVIFR

Tho Ex-Minister EmphaticaIIy Denies
That lie Accepted Checks From the
Company or Its Aeents-Great Con-
fusion in the Chamber as the DEM
bers Become Convinced That tho
Accused Was Trying to Evado the
Leading Issues
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THE EXPORT OF GOLD.
Secretary Foster Thinks 1t Will
Soon Find Its Way Back
THROUGH THE REGULAR CHANNELS S
OF TRADE

No Apprehension Felt by Treasury Of
ficials Over the Report That the
British Government Has Placed
Naval Vessels on the Great Lakes
Ex-Secretary Blaine Much Improved
After Refreshing Nights Rest.
The record-union., 1892-12-21

The bill further provides that when
ever an effective arrangement is con-
cluded, the President shall declare the
fact by proclamation, and designate the
portion Of the Pacific Ocean to which it is
to be applicable. During the extension
of the laws all violations of them in the
designated portion Of the Pacific shall be
held TO be the same as if committed within
the Alaskan limits, and they may be
prosecuted either in Alaska or in the
courts of Oregon, California or Wash
luUfOn
The record-union., 1892-12-21
Serious Cutting ARRAY.

LODI, Dec. 20.-Sunday evening three
Italians, two of them brothers, named
Ganbaldi, and another known as Long
Pete got into difficulty over woman.
ana Pete cut Louis Garbaldi several
times, inhictng serious wounds, and then
lied and has not been captured.
The record-union., 1892-12-21
Sunday Closing Of the Worlds Fair.

WAsHNGToN, Dec. 20.-Durburrow of
Illinois, in the House to-day, introduced
joint resolution repeating the religious
legislation pertaining to the Worlds
Fair. The resolution proposes to leave
the matter Of Sunday observation entirely
within the power of the regularly consti-
tuted authorities of the exposition.
The record-union., 1892-12-21

MELBOURNE, Dec. 20.-The advocates
Of free trade have adopted a resolution
congratulating the Democrats of the
United states upon the victory. Con-
gratulatlons were also cabled Cleveland.
The record-union., 1892-12-21

entered the private car, which was soon
attached TO a special engine and left for
Admission, which was reached at noon.
There were no demonstrations except a
large crowd present at the depot to see
the Vice -President-elect, who held an
lmpromptu reception, shaking hands
with all who could reach him.
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] he TrnuhIe AmicnhIv settlnd

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-The row between
the Trades Union peopleand the Worlds
Fair Directors over the Conkey catalogue
concession has been settled, Conkey hav-
ing agreed TO make his Office union. The
laoorites are greatly elated over the vic
tory.
The record-union., 1892-12-21
Emin Pashn stin Among the Iirlno

Emiu Pashn stiII Among the Living,
BERLIN. Dec. 2O.-Advices dated No
vember 20th, declare the report of the
death Of Elnin Pasha is erroneous. Ha
was following Stanley's route through
Congo State. and except for an affection
OF his Leyes is in exceptionally good
health.
The record-union., 1892-12-21
Estate OF the Poet whittier

SALEM lMass.), Dee. 20.-An inventory
shows the estate OF the late John q.
Whittier amounts to Sl34,0O of which
o,oJO IS in real estate and the remainder
chiefly in stocks and bonds.
The record-union., 1892-12-21

SAN Francisco, Dec. 90 George
Lynn, l5-year-old boy, employed in a
photograph gallery, tonight fell from
the top to the bottom OF an elevator-shaft
in the Phelan Building, and received in
Jurles which caused his death in a short
time.
The record-union., 1892-12-21
RECEPTION AT ANNIsToN.

ADMISSION Ala, Dec. 20.-Vice-P Presi-
dent-elect Adlai Stevenson and party ar
rived here At noon, and VIII remain till
tomorrow morning. When the train
entered the city cannons We're fired,
whistles blown, bells rung and all other
kinds Of noises made. At the depot a
reception committee were waiting, and
three companies of militia formed an es-
cort to Mr.. Stevenson's carriage After
luncheon an informal reception was held
at the Opera-house, which was crowded
to its full capacity. Mr.. stevenson made
brief address, thanking he people cor
daily for the kind reception. Several
other gentlemen spoke briefly, and IT, n
all present shook hands with the Vice
President-elect.
The record-union., 1892-12-21

LODI, Dec 20.-The Lodi Trotting Park
Association has Joined the National A s.
sociation, and on saturday will hold their
first record meeting.
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Immense Beer Trust.

NEW HAVEN Comm, Dec. 20.-The
great European fnanciers, RothschiIds,
are said to be leaders in an enterprise
which, in its line, surpasses anything of
the kind ever conceived in this country.
1t is their purpose to establish an i'm
mense beer trust. with headquarters in
New York, and with branch business
offices and warehouses in at least dozen
New England cities. There Will be the
same number in Western towns. The
ultimate end is the extinction Of all the
smaller concerns of the country.
The record-union., 1892-12-21

w WAsTINGToN, Dec. 20.-General Rose
Grams, Register OF the Treasury, will leave
tomorrow afternoon for Los Angeles,
CAL, in the hope of recovery.
The record-union., 1892-12-21
Wife Alurderer IEanced.

LoIDoN, Dec. 20.-Joseph AIelIor was
hanged this morning for the murder o.
his wife. He met his fate quietly and
Acknowledged the justice of his punish
meDr
The record-union., 1892-12-21
Masked Robbers Make a Good Haul

TACOMA (Wash.), Dec. 20-The War
wick Saloon was entered at IL O'Clock to-
night by two men who had red flags
keeper with revolvers, they took the con-
tents of the sale ana till, amounting in
all 20 about 81 200. They then made their
escape.
The record-union., 1892-12-21

PARIS, Dec. 20.-The story that Mar
quls de Nores is lying in hotel at Brus-
sells. suffering from ii wound received in
a duel, IS denied. 1t is said he fought no
duel
The record-union., 1892-12-21

Tucson (Ariz.). Dec. 2O.-George W.
Brown, Adjutant-General of Arizona.
and r. c. Brown, Treasurer Of the Ari-
zona Board OF Worlds Fair Commissions
ers, publishers Of the lTechjg Enterprise,
who have been on trial for several davs
on an Indictment charging them with
criminal libel Of Brewster Cameron,
Clerk of the Supreme Court, We're to-
night found guilty by The jury.
The record-union., 1892-12-21
In Favor Of the Nicaragua Canal.

TACOMA, Dec. ga movement is on
foot to have the commercial bodies Of
Tacoma, Portland, Seattle and san Fran
cisco, as well as the Legislatures Of the
coast, memorlallze congress to authorize
the Government Of the uited States 10
complete, own and operate the Nicaragua
Canal.
The record-union., 1892-12-21
May Lecture at stanford UNIVERSITY.

May LecJure at STANFORD University.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 2O.-The statement
in San Francisco dispatch that Presi-
dent Harrison, at the expiration OF his
term, will become a membeZ of the
faculty of the Stanford Unive ,sty, hav-
ing accepted a proposition to deliver Il
seris Of lectures on law as 4 nonresident
professor, receives partial confirmation.
1t is ascertained that the matter has been
informally discussed, but not formally
brought to the Presidents attention.
The record-union., 1892-12-21

TACOMA (Wash.), Dec 2O.-The first
snow of the season had fallen to depth
Of one inch at r. N.
The record-union., 1892-12-21

sails for Chile.

Minister EGnn sails for Chile.
NEW York, Dec. Z0.-Patrick Egan
sailed to-day for Aspinwall, on his wav
back TO Chile.
The record-union., 1892-12-21
a Workman Almost scnlnnd-

LODI, Dec 2O.-To-day as workmen
were engaged in driving piles in a dam
at Woodbridge an iron band was hurled
from one OF the piles when the pile
driver descended and hit a man named
Kelly glancing blow on the head, al
most scalping him. The physician says
the wound is not serious.
The record-union., 1892-12-21
THE RAILWAYS.
New Line to Come as Far West as
Ogden, Utah.

New Line to Come as Far West as
Ogden, Utah.
CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-The proposed new
Wyoming and Utah Railroad, recently
incorporated 10 run from Casper, Wyo..
to ogden, Utah, is very important line
In many respects this is the most i'm
portant item Of railroad nows of the year.
10 other track OF equal length could so
completely change the railroad relations.
Ii will extend northwestwardly Of The
Fremont, Eikhorn and Missouri Valley
road TO Ogden ana give the Nanderbilts a
continuous line nearly across the CONT
nent The new line Will be perfectly in
dependent OF all connections except the
Southern Pacific at Ogden, and will be-
come the most active competitor instead
of the closest ally Of the Union Pacific.
The route Of The Wyoming and Utah viii
follow the old Mormon trail from Casper
70 ogden. 1t is capitalized at Sl0.OJU.00l.
The incorporators are Charles \. Sher-
man and +. ). w eatherby of Iowa, Or
mond RambO Of Philadelphia, A. c.
Smith Of suffolk. Va, and J. a. Van
Horn of Lincoln, Neb.
JOINT RATE SHEETS.
KANSAS CITY, Dee 20.-There was a
meeting this morning OF General Passen-
ger Agents of lines in trans Missouri ter
rltOry 10 decide upon plan for the pub
Hcati0n OF joint rate sheets. These were
formerly provided by the Trans Missouri
Association. but since that organization
was dissolved the roads have been unable
to obtain revisions.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-23
DEPRAvIrY OF THE SPARROW

Recent Discoveries PFove Him ns Black
40 H~ In Pa ntod.
Henceforth let no one apologize Tor
h English sparrow, says the New
York Advertiser. He is as black rs he
nc has been painted, and considerably
more so.
The news from North Plain, Conn.,,
virtually strips him of every feather Of
respectabili.y and leaves him naked to
the Scorn Of the world. The Baptist
church mt North Plain has been robbed
at various times OF sums aggregating
hfty-two dollars. and after three years
OF pickering, charges and counter
charges, the stolen money has beeh
traced to a couple of English sparroWs
that had n nest in a vine near the
church. The evidence against the spar
rows is indisputable. as the missing
money, in bills ranging from one dollar
TO five dollars, has been found woven
into their nest.
With the discovery OF this money peate
Is restored in n church which has been
rent and torn since the thefts were ilrst
discovered. The money was always
missed out OF the sums turned in by the
deacons who took up the collections,
circumstances sometimes pointing to
one deacon as the thief and sometimes
to another. At one time the minister
was believed to have been caught
dead to rights" and when n dcacon
fatty charged him with being ~ sneak
thief" he left the church and did not
enter it again.
Two dcacons came to blows over
these mysterious disappearance, and
during these three long and terrible
years suspicion was continually poison
ing cnch brothers. cup-and ali because
OF n thievish propensity of an English
sparrow which took advantage of an
open window.to fly into the church and
nip IN occasional bank note.
Therefore, on top of his other mean
nesses, it is here boldly charged that
the English sparrow is a thief SO
stepped in wickedncss that he does not
hesitate to rob a Connecticut church.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-23
CHASTITY STORY OF AngckLAcE

TA0 Grave o6 - PeruvIAn Princes De-
/ spoiled by American Omcers.
The wife Of a well-known naval ofR-
GER, whose home is in Washington,
wears about her throat a very beautiful
gold necklace, the odd pattern Of which
has attracted much attention and ex-
cited much comment. A great many Of
her timid friends would be Mortified,
doubtless, If they knew hat for perhaps
q century hat necklace had adorned
:he mummy Of a Peruvian princess.
Some years ago, says the Philadelphia
Press, while a vessel belonging to the
United States navy was cruising off the
coast OF Peru, her officers organized an
expedition to dig for mummies. "fnca
hunting" has been for many years a
~favorite pastime in the American navy.
Hardly a vessel has gone to the South
Atlantic station whose officers have not
Organized a similar expedition, and
many OF the graves Of the dead rulers
OF Peru have been opened and despoiled.
The expedition which resulted in the
discovery of the necklace was most
fruitful. Not one, but a dozen graves
were found.
In the center was the grave Of one
who had evidently been a princess, and
buried about her in n circle were the
remains of those who had been her at
PENDANTS. The mummy OF the princess
was in n sitting posture. All of the
others were doubled up in the same
way, but, while the attitude of the CEN
trail figure wore the calm aspect of
death, the others expressed the most
hopeless despair. They had evidently
been buried alive and some were in the
attitude Of tearing their hair or rending
their garments. Only the central fig
ure was adorned with ornaments, and
chief among these was a necklace of
gold beads. One of the officers in the
party coveted the necklace, and under
an arrangement with the other MEM
bers of the expedition he became pro-
prietot of it and brought it home to his
wife. Another officer brought home a
mummied arm, and there are many
other CHASTITY relics Of that voyage now
decorating the walls of smoking-roorAs
and libraries in Washington.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-23
The Beef Market.

Hon, T. B. Hickey, who cane up
from San Francisco this morning,
said to a Gazette reporter there were
no cattle on hand. He said that the
story that California was ready to
furnish grass beef (?)" to her mar
kets was all moon shine. Mr.. Hickey
said he saw a sample OF California
''grass beer hanging in the markets
yesterday and that q mar could take
a couple OF them, tie their tails to.
getber and throw them over his
shoulder. He says The meat is black,
shiny stuff and not fit to eat. He
don't know whether the market will
recover or not but says it ought to-.
On the other hand the beef BUYERS
are crying down the market and saw
that grass cattle are now ready and
are doing all they can to knock the
Bottom out entirely. In the mean
time beef is quoted from 61S tot cents
in San Francisco. About 6 or 6h
c'hts is the price being paid here at
the present time. That is about the
situation at this writing and feeders
caa draw their own conclusions us to
what course they wish to
Reno Gazette.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-23
WHAT WILL YOU GAIN.

The vote in tho Senate, Tuesday
on the amendment 70 the bill funding
the debt Of Arizona, making the in,
tersst, as we'll as the principal of the
6"ndO, payable in lawful money OF
the United States, stood as follows:
Ayes-Allen, Bate, Berry, Black
burn, BIodget, Butler, Call, Cockrell,
Coke, Colquitt, Daniel, Dubois,
Faulkner. Gibson, Of Maryland, Hans
brouGh. Harris, Hill, Jones, Of Nevada,
Kyle, Mitchell, PETER, Pugh, Ransom,
Stewart, Teller, Vest, Wa4thall, VOL
cott-8
Noea-Allison, CAREY, Chandler
CulIoun, Dixon, Frye, Gray, Hale
HawAy, Higgins, Hiscock, Hoar, Nc
MILAN, Henderson, Paddock, Palmer,
Pec6inR, Pettigrew, Platt, Proctor,
Sawyer, Stockbridge, Washburn,
Wilson-24.
OF the Senators voting in the at
tirmative eight, Allen, Dubois, Hans
brough, Jones, of Nevada, aAitchell,
Stewart, Teller and WolcoEt, are Re-
publicaus and two, Kyle and PETER,
Farmers Alliance, and the remaining
eighteen are Democrats, while Of
hose voting in the negative but two
are Democratic, Gray and Palmer, and
the remaining twenty-five are Re.
pnblicans.
II, as is claimed, this was q test vote
in the Senate on the silver question,
it. ought to satisfy any reasonable mar
that il free coinage ia ever accom-
plished, it must be by placing the
Democratic party in full control of
the Executive and Legislative
branches of the government.
What then a Democrats gain by
forsaking their party at this time?
Will you accomplish more by throw
ing away your votes on a third party
candidate who has no show OF ucce
than you will by standing by your
colors in the comiug battle for su-
premacy!
II you will not, then it is your duty
ss good citizens and loyal members OF
the Democratic party, to join hands
with your brethren, all over this broad
land, in their efforts to right the
wrongs OF the Republican conspiracy
OF 1873, by which silver was stricken
down and the peoples money de-
troyed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-23
OF N Z n

Easily. Quickly. Permanently Restored.
weakneaa, Nervousness, Debility. and all
the train OF evils from early errors or later excesses,
strength, development, and tone given TO every
orgHn ana portion OF the body. Simple, natural
impossible. 1900 references. Book, explanations
ERIE MEpinaI c., RHuHTEAlo. n. y.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-23

Headquarters for all kinds Of fish.
ing poles and fishing TICKLE at.
Muller's. y
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-23

The best raHors made, md complete
Sha ing outfits, at Muiler's. 4
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-23
COMMERCIAL INTERESTS.

THE principal article Of export from
Russia into Serbia is coal oil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

rzony ola dozorcy, k:6ry "a
razem W tym przedzlale ma
maia apteczke. Pokrycie
~~2ezelne z wagonu zd]eto
nstomlast dano lekk'e pokry-
r;e, tylko Cd deszczu, ale da-
ltc przyplyw swlezemu powie.
rzu. Takich wagon6w wyko-
ranych ma bye ogden "a.
Dvrektor kolei zeluznych Fa-
d~1Aw ma wvcofnac Z obiegu
W Rosyi p%oiudniowei wszyst-
kie wagony osobowe | II kIa-
sy re sledzaniaml wysclefa-
neml pokrytemi sukaem,
dla tego. be take sledzenla
zarazone przez cholerycznych
SIERRA zaraze dale].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
Uw"G,i wSSEeIeRn wycie-
szE1l EafOWej.

Kto chce cate zycle podro-
zow"G pa s~iecie. niechaj sic po-
star" o TAME tykjety eksllursyJne,
sprzcdawanc rrzez wszystllie
g}owne koleje zelazne w St#nach
Zjednoczonych i w k"naizie via
kolej Northern Pacific do Yellow.
stone National Parku DO wyh,ze.
"a Oceana Spokojneg" i Ala
SUI.
Oibywa sic podr6z Z najwiek
szemi wygodami " ~elegancko u
rzadzony"h pociagach kolei North.
ern Pacific. Zawlcramcycb ku1y
jadaI"o GRAZ ~wspaniaie kary sy-
rialnc PulImnna Chicago, St..
Paul | Minneapolis do Montany i
~wybrzeza Ocvanu SpokoJnego, bez
zmIenlnma, tudzic& opecyaIne sy-
pialEje Pulmana Il st. Paul i
Minneapolis do Yellowstone
Parku.
krajobrazy sr6d podr6zy sa
najwspsnialszemi. jake MONA
znaIesc " sledmiy Stanach przez
ktore droga przechodzi. Piekne
CORY, rzeki, de!'ny, .%jeziora l fany
szybIso n%astepuja iedno 20 dru.
glem, bawlac i rozweselajac pc.
droznego, kt6ry take ma sposo.
bnosc robic spostrzezenEu W dziale
r%6Inictwa, g6rnictwa, przemysfu
pitowego innych. W poiaczeniu
z ~rozwoiem wleIkiego Pofno.
cncgo Zachodu.
hosnaca cAwata podr6zo-
wanna 20 :2ofnocnym zachodzie
jest, mnlcmamy, wycicczka do
Yellowstone Parku, do kraju
zr6de}. goracych fontan okro-
bnych przcpasci, tudziez do Alo-
SKI, z jej kana}ami Oceanowemi
PEI Observation-Disclosures g6r snie-
gem pokrytemi, wioskami Indy
ahsklemi i olbrzymlemi ioduWca-
Jezell cheese sic mad tenn dtu-
lei zastanowic ,zgtcs SIC pod adre-
sem: S. Fee, General Passenger
Agent, N. 2. r. r.. St. Paul,
Mlnn. Zadaj egzemplarzy i slicznie
llustrowanych ksiag: Wonderland
Yellowstone Park Alaska fol-
ders.
ekACCIE IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
co

q POWODU procesu Bu-
schofa, ktory Mat zablc
chiopca chrzesciahsk,ego. XII
ka innych proces6w wypadnle.
Kilku swiadkom ma bye
wytoczonY process o fafszywe
swladectwo. To znow1 minis
ter, sedziowie i. t. d. czula sic
obrazeni przez artykuty W
gazetach O te] sprawle i tez
chca %skarzyc. O)ciec i matka
chfopca zamordowanego So
chorzy, W biedzle. Zblera]a
sk1adki ma zapomoge ola
MICH.
LICZBA wychodzcow, kto-
rzy Ms r63nych , okretach
przybyli do New Yorku,
wYnoslta W rcku ublegiym
wedle ogloszone] przez kra]o-
wego komlsarza Mora statys-
tykl; 1920 os6b Nv +.
1890: 37i,593) z tych przy-
bylo z Hamburgu $3.50, z
Bremy 65.239, re Szczeclna
$3.50, z Antwerpii $3.50,
Rotterdam i Amsterdamu
34.53l, z Havru 25,S42, z
Liyerpolu lz9.467, z innych
angielsklch portow NORA
srodziemnego l7.6ll, q resi-
ia z roznych mnielszych por-
tow ogolna suma osob, pre-
wlezlonych " roku ubiegfym
przez porty nlemieck'e, wfacz-
ME z gosGmi Kajutowymi.
wyrosl 2S9.225, Nv roka
1890: 243.29l.) Ztycn jecha.
10 ia Breme 1884,, ma Ham
burg l44.239 ma Szczecln
5l65. PomledzY tyni byfo
niemlecklch poddanych 90.
l45 (roku 1890: 74.020), z
tych pcjechato 8S.4i0 do
Stanow ZiednuczOnych, 966
do brytyjsklej Amerykl pol.
nocnel 1862 do Brazylll, $40
do Argentyny, 500 do Atry-
XII i 42S do Australia i Poll
nezyl. - Z Urstro. Wegler
wywedrowalo W roku mimic
nym ma porty nlemleckle
55.l96 osob, Wv roku 1890:
$685. J, z .ych 53.373 do
Stanow Zjednoczonych, a l156
do Brazylil. L powyzsze]
1lczbY przypada ma krale
reprezentowane we wieden-
skie, radzle pahstwa 33.'77, z
Wegier 21.4l9. Z Rosy euro
peiskiej wyszto lo9.5l5 wy
chodzcow Nv roku 1890: S..
54sl z tych 93.94S osob do
Stanow Zjednoczonych, l0,05l
do Brazylii.