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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
cprsurU ny 4 REVOLVING SHAFT.

Andrew Peterson, labOrcr. who III" p'c" '''
poycd f., ten year, by Leon liirsl SONS. uc'c'' III
groceries specialtcs at No. so "fce"""" S' "'o0
with frghifl. death there yesterday ""'i"S' ~
fIo basement of the store are mis- ior T''''"'e ~
aud other chemicals and the power - ''''',' ''"
~, ,ioi,i,c ,,ilapc II was Petcrsons duty To
di,,. thc Ilt IN fine revolving shaft In The basement
ard keen the machinery In order lie was adjusting
!, belt 81 0 a. IN. Yesterday. when his apron was
caught and wound about the shaft STOUT oe't
which he wore held the apron fast to MS pouS 'll'
he was whired ovcr the shaft several thoS. HIS
brains were dashed out and his limoN Vc'c proNc"
before belt slipped oil Il drum ana u'' ''o'o" VI
the shaft stopped.
Peterson wa, hny years old. and had wife ana
tro children living I'm jersey city. but II was Said
lat he had separated from III, ianiiS. lis oea,'
was CAUSED By his own carclcss'ea'' INC ponce 'a'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
MIL REAL E>TlTE MARKET.

The real c-tata market was steady last week. but
far from active and the prophets are stu taihihe
about prosperous sea.on when ,pring opens. NJ
the Zeal Estate Exchange there wa not a single
Offering Of any general interest, ard The prices realized
for the few parcels sold were low. There "eio
plenty II would be buyers. but they al n'"i''cS.,'
= decided reluctance 10 pay the prices wanted lIic
chcdule for next week promises an equal dnlncs''
The mortngcs recorded numbered ia, lhNoi'hs
q, 57sa34 a considerable increase over the CORE
poudIne week of 1891 when Only -" were reco'ue"'
inv living 80 33- 42s. There were BOO conveSa''c'
involving S5.532 go, n COMPARED with "i'' "''"'
ing SO 9-g 7G:l year ago. Ior'N D"io'"s' "o'
,roioci ed At An estimated cot Of SiiI@'S" ~ .ea
iasf wears record Of nfty-lhrcc buildings III III ~
mated cost II SUI1 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
A WHITE GIRL KIDNAPPED BY INDTlNS.

Prescott. A. r., Feb. Ga sensational report reached
here yesterday from Tie valley 10 the effect that two
Indians had passed there Thursday In the drcc-
lion Of saa Carlos. having in captivity a white girl
whom they had stolen from place flagstaff.
Captain Jackson who brought the story To Prescott,
/, an Old and Trustworthy citizen Of this county. lie
says that the girl and her caItOrs stopped at RANCH
where the girl permitted to 90 into the house TO
get something 10 cat. The only person in the house
was boy. to whom she tod her story, imporing HIN
10 rescue her. As the Indians and their cap
tive left the place the boz gave the alarm to neehbor.
who organized - posse for the purpose Of pursuit.
Officers from Flagstaff reached the spot after
ward, and il Is thought The girl Will sOon be rescued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
r. j. HORNER g. &C

that the people Of this district instead Of demanding
Il change universally approve Of the present system
and incidentally Of my humble efforts TO discharge lily
public duties Tho theory Of the new law a. IL WIS
understood by the people at the time OF IT. pa'sas
aid during the two ycar, agitation which preceded IT,
a, well q, in the six weeks investigation by inc
senate special Committee which visited the ul'''o,
was that on account OF the enormous amount vi "o'
to lac done and the nricaccS of the various matters
,o H., disno.cd o. the services OF special onlcer
70 lac elected by the people, aud TO be held S'rcus
r.,non,llle 10 them FIR his acts and conduct' was
essential BESIDES. under the present law may W
removed by the Mayor for cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
ME- HEINZ OBJECTS TO HE BILL.

roumis sioner IIein,z talked ycsterdhS "po''
senator IIagans BILL which virtually nooIshes .he
once OF Commissioner Of street Improvements VI Wv
twenty. third and Twenty fourth Wards' anu a..
the commissioner TO be chief OF Dure'" "" -
Commissioner OF Public Works 10 ''u ,,,,Ie ovo,
acting under had been In oper"'o" o""S 80, measure
year he could not believe 'la' '"o a., ,,, t...,
originated with the city auiio'."'S -, ,rir
ON, .oay complaint against him it. wa, PROPOSED .a%"
10 destroy the effect OF the popular WILL ,nsre va
There might be some excuse for I'M, MS. who aro
.ny demand for this change BY 'ho p. ,n ,svIns
directly affected. But think ~A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
ALL ABOUT 4 "TEEIHING NECh-CH4IN.'
CURIOUS CHARGES MADE BY 4 WOMAN AGAINST
A DOlTOR.

y
DOCTOR.
Mrs. Francska Korn, living at No. LOIS Fifth
ave. appeared at the Harlem Police Court ycstcr-
day as complainant against DR.. Emil Braun. Of No.
100 East Eighty seventh 81. She had him arrested
tho charge Of having def'audcd her OF 800 on his
representation that lie lad secured a patent for a
teehlng neck chain for children. which had been in
vented by one Of her relatives. According 10 her
story she engaged Braun last spring TO give her
daughter violin lessons. In the course OF some
talk she said that Braun heard Of the tcethnS
neck chain She had and told her that .hc could make
a fortune by having II patented. and that he co'i
secure the patent for her Mrs. KOrn was already
engaged in making the chains, five girls under Miss
Theresa Condor, Of No. 81 East Eighty sixtllst, be
ing al work in her house. Mrs Korn alleges that
She gave Braun different sums Of money on his
concentrations that he needed IL TO secure the
paten, and that on December 10, when he called
upon her and demanded 800 for his services In
securing the patent She eavc him the money. since
then She learned from some patent lawyers that no
patent had been granted.
Mrs Korn asserts that she had strange eX-
pcrieuce last Monday afternoon. A stranger called
and said that his was rtze, booadcacr IN
Third Il and that he enemy of braun, ana
had come TO warn her that she being swndied
by him. 49,
While hc was tallaEg.o said Mrs.. Korn, " he
drew or hi, right glove, and kept waving II about
my fac, and head. noticed strange odor. IL
made inc dizzy and SICK. During all the time ho
spoke. although heard him. did not understand
a word he said. lie soon left, and for three hours
was SICK
Commissioner OF Accounts &. II. Wal!lc appcafeu
for Braun. lie said that Mrs. horn wa" Il pa'e"'
medicine crank lie SAID why. she wanted my
I,.r. IN wiki. Law Gould al about the time that the
craok fired a bomb At Russell sage and tell "oud
that She would 60 with him to lrvington and cure
him Of indigestion for $4,000 AS faI a. tins case
is concerned" added "ah'e' braun receive" ''''
mooy ,,cn Wcide held Braun In 81 900 bail and set
,, heor,nr down Tor Tuesday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
THE GRTP ALMOST GONE.
IT'S TURNING POINT CAME EARLY IN JANUARY
r,,rrrr cT,TTSTTCS.

IT'S TURNING POINT CAME EARLY IN JANO""i
HEALTH STATISTICS
Physicians Of the Health Department S'iu scS,o'a,
that the endemic Of grip I'm this city had nearly apa
II began 10 cause much suffering early In Dcoooc' u
Il increased the mortality during INC w" ,
,,,o 10 % a noticeable extent. It's turning
,r, vyas reached in the week ending january ~
when g72 deaths were reported. AT no time uin ="
cau,e rs much sickness and death rs dld thc TWO
prcyiou, cpldemlcs Of the disease In inc h'''
Endemic 1924 deaths reported In the CITY dur'"s
the week ending January II, 1-9o. Ihe hls"'s'
mortality during the second epidemic WIS i'''
a., - ending Aprl Is 1851. The progress OF the
ia,et endemic is shown by the record OF deaths III
the city for ten weeks, prepared by Dr. L. D
Tracy Register Of Vital statistics:
tr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
roryD RED rRDAKs IN HIS BREAD.

Policeman Michael Yacgcr, who Is detailed in the
chief clerk, orce az Police Headquarters carried to The
chemist. Of the Health Deraitn'h. "' r'u'. 'osi OF
49,. h,,, ,o, ,.u,,a, rid streak, in IT, lie said his
-, ha ,.L.e cha ,,,,i in their home st No. 80 East
Tghtyss,h..t. u,ng -four whica had been advertised
a. Of superior quality. The chemists thought that the
- 80, On ,hs cour At thes request Yseges has
turni.hsd , umple Of The eous fos examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
4 COMMITTEE OF WILLIAMS ALUMNI NAMED

Boston, Feb. G.Judgc Dunbar, retiring president OF
the New England Association Of Williams Alumni. has
named the committee authorized the recent alumni
dinner TO present to the annual meeting a. Williams
town the need OF establishing fund Of 100000, the
income OF which should be devoted 10 increasing the
professors salaries. The men II. r. scudder.
Cambridge, '5S; Homer Rogers, Boston. o.; =. c.
Chandler, Boston, ~; Herbert Underwood, Boston,
'sJ; j. VI. LaSell. Whitinsvic, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

The address presented to Lord Aberdeen at tn
dinner given 70 him By the National Federation o
America at Demoncos on December s. 1891. III"
been completed By the artist. John Il. Lee ana 10"
only await, the signatures Of the committee oeio'
being forwarded TO Lord Aberdeen. il Is handsome
niece Of Illuminated cngossinS In the Ola Gaelic style
The addcss will be on exhibition al the once OF th'
,,.,,on ,,r,n, IA. coming week. The members o
ths c"mmitiee VIII meet at tho close of the week Il
All their signatures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

C,ntag,u, disease increased IN the city last week
lint the number ~ death, from such diseases decfcNh
one case Of smallpox was reported IN INC 'iN NcS'c
dnv the patient being an Italian living m the "he-
r,.ni house No. 80 Park,t. Eight cases "'c t'p'f"H
,,,riur the week and two deaths from smallpox "c
CURED an the hospital North Brother Island Dr.
Cyru. Fd-on Chicf Inspector Il '"maSiou, p>e"'e''
lid that the prrcatoi', which had been taken W"h'
rrolully prevent scliou spread ot the discus" Ill
The ctv lie furnished the following record OF CON
,,,on, diseases In the city during two weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
STARTING FOR EUROPE AND THE HOLY LAND.

4 marty left Ncw-lork for Palestine yesterday on
Tho Fulda over the new route 10 the Mediterranean
established by the North German LLOYD Line. me!
I'll, zoe prrty much the whole OF Europe. at lea''
,h. classical par;s and something OF Asia including
thc Holy Land. They viii be gone in all, il. days.
and they are under. ASe conduct of H. Gaze q son.
cable spaich received yesterday ann9anems
hence tourists MAJ now visit that country with sassH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
, rosroy SCHOOL lEscnER SENTENCED.

Boston, Feb. G.-MrS. Josephine Barry, graduate
OF the High school and teacher In public school.
yesterday sentenced In the ESSEX County Court 10 two
wears in the 1i0use Of Correction for forging her
noherln-Iaw's name TO an order upon which She OBJ
clined al $50 from bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

the PaupC immigration law. 1t appears that the
woman bdongs 10 that class Of helpless poor which
the authoities the Canadian border put over on
this side the line. providing them with spOrtatiOn
10 IncIican city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
Silks

Comprised extensive assortments Of fine Snks-ETencn anu
American Coored Silks in ell the popular weaves; Black
SILK midas Surahs and SatDs, with colored nsufes'
Coored Figured midas and immense variety o. PA"
Chsnas and Susahs-light end dark. Thus we s'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
TEST TRIP OF PACIFIC NAIL STEAMER

santa Barbara, Cal, Feb. 6-Thc Pacific Mall steamer
City OF SYDNEY arrived here this morning from san
Francisco. on her way TO Panama Captain Louis
Kempa reports that she made ID $1,000 knots on the
test tip. thus placing her In the third class under
the new mail subsidy schedule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
Wash Dress Fabrics.

Together with the luthnson" stock at Hair price We
orr the finest stock Of NEW Ginghams Sat'cns Chacs,
Lawns Cambric Pcfcalss and Cacocs that NewYork has
eyer seen at prices that Will completely bra the record
.Comparlsons odous" e. those who seek large
nronts for socalled exclusive styles. us you
ind those same exclusive cs at rIces TO challenge
comparison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

Deaths from tho grip and complications decreased
TO thirty clghi last week from fory-hve during the
prcyIon, week 40 death from the er'p hoh' ms
been reported 10 nearly month"; Inc n'o''a'iS
,, ,, ,r.oLs firm, various causes Is shown below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
MRS scHyEIDER DEAD.

Washington, Feb 0.-Mrs. Schneider. who was shot
Sunday night by her husband, Howard J. schneider,
died this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
pAUprR ,,fvrGpAyTs FROM CANADA.

PAUPER IlMIGRANTS FROM CANADA.
Manchester. n. H., Feb. G.-Mrs Joseph Blbadcau
odA her three children. who came here from Henry
Scs Que. recently, viii DO sent back to CANADA under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
Foster lacing Gloves
THUS WE SELL
The Hutchinson Stock,
ComfortableS.
BLANKETS-white and colcred

Cheese Cloth, Chntb. Cambria ard Sateeu
Best white cotton Allied.
~ cents, 9Th Ave. prize, 500
sl4a 9th Ave. price, oo5
us 9th Ave. price, 3.c5
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
GLADSTONE SKALECZONY.

LoNDYN, 26 czerwca. - Gladsto-
ne, jadac wczoraj powozem przez
Chester W drodze ma mityng klubu
libera46w, zosta} uderzony W twarz
pod oko jakims twardym przedmlo:-
tenn, jak pierwotnie sadzono, ka-
mieniem. Nastepnie spraWdzono,
ze ME byf to bynajmniej kamlen'
lecz kawa1 twardego, skamieniafego
ciasta, kt6rym rzuci}a wen jakas ko-
beta Pomimo dose silnego skale-
czenia Gladstone uda} sic ma mltyng,
gdzie ma wies6 o przygodzie powita-
tano 60 2 zapalem. Ma miejscu o.
patrzyli mu skaleczenie lekarze.
Gladstone bedzie musia1 przez jake
diva dni pozostac W domu. Wszy-
stkie gazety wyrazajs oburzenie zpo-
wodu tel napasei.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
DRoBNE NoTATK1.

Dnia 2a b.m.:w seminaryum
polskiem zakohczy} sic .rok* szkolny
1s9l-ls99, przyszfy*: rok: szkolny
rozpocznie sic d.: 4 wrzesnia. 49,.
= w Providence, R.. l.. zosta}o
zafozone Tow. bratniej pomocy cry
Gerry Ko5ciuszki." ,za}ozycielem i
prezydentem jest p: samarzewski.
Towarzystwo zamierza przystapic
do q: N. P. .-'..A
INV Philadelphia, Pa. ks. Micezy-
shaw Kopytkiewicz, nowy polski ka-
plan,: otrzymaf swiecenia z rak arcy-
biskupa Ryana.
+. :"Czytelnia Polsk a" W: Buffalo
wysfala wtych dniach do :ksiegarni
GubrynoWicza i Schmidta we Lwo-
vie okrqgFe 800 ma zakupno ksia-
zek.z: ~. - - ::::... !: =. +
= - F.-- Ind
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
Telegral ny :KrajoWe.
OBA WA -KASAS1R OFY!?
900 os6b nd ogFo utraci6 zycie.

New YORK, 26 czerwca We
dug wiadomo Sci, kt6re przyniosfy
przybywajace tn .okreta, diva statkl
ma Oceanic padFy ofara strasznej
katastrofy. Mianowiele .nadcho,
dzi wiesG, il q nast2pi6 mog}o ma mo-
rzu fatalne st arcie dw6ch statk6w,
portugalskiego okretq Vega" j
angielskiego ,Taylor''''. Oba byfy
W drodze do New Yorku i obydwa
So sp6zznione. ofars katastrofy padl
jedsn mich, . moze nawet oba. W
tym ostatnim wypadku mogFo ultra
cie zycie 600 os6b. Wiese o. kata-
strofe Przyni6 6sl okret Ocean z
Amsterdamu, ktery spotka1 ma mo-
rzu czesci rozBitego okretu,> zdajace
bye szczatkam statku Taylor:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
Lskierki teleg'afcz| he S,@a, Ocea'eeA

RzYM. Kr6l i k r6lowa powr6cili
podr6zy do domu i udali sic ma Pc
wien czas do zamku letniego Monza,
niedaleko Medyolan nu.
PARYz.--Markiz Mores, ktory "a
biz W pojedynku ka p. Meyera, zosta}
uwieziony. Lada dhwila go wypu-
SEGA "a ka ucya.
PETERSBURG. R Rzad rosyjski "a
mierza przedsiewzih &c najostrzejsze
srodki W celu wytepienia prawos}a-
wnej sekty "sztund dystow''. Pre-
sladowanie rozpocznie sic lada dzieh.
DUBLIN, w Lii 1nerick przybyfy
tam fzfonek parlame entu Jordan, anti
parne elista, zostaf mo ocno pobity przez
parne elist6w. Ma g gFowe mocno roz-
bita. Policya musia}a go odprowa-
die do hotelu, a po drodze tium
znow ma niego napad1. Trzeba by}o
uzy6I pafas szy, ably rozpedzic napa-
stnik6w. :. Wiele O Bob aresztowano.
BERLIN. .-Piorun zabii W p6}no-
emo .wschodniej st tronie Berllnie
dw6ch robotnikow j dziecko; dwie
kobiety zostafy prze ezeh zranione.
LoNDYN.- .-Przybyf tutaj W odwie-
dziny do kr6lowej Wiktoryi kr6l
rumunski. Prawdopodobnie pred
uiotem wizyty jest porozumienie sic
co do posa agu ksiez. Edymburgskiej.
BERLIN. DO tel chwili ME 20
sta}o jeszeze zdecydowanem, czy ces.
Franc isze k J6zef cd wiedzi cara Ro-
syi. Gdyby wizyta przyszfa do
skutku, 1nia3aby miejsce w Spale
lub Skier niewicach.
MoNACH1UM. - Bismark W dal-
Sym ciagu swej 'stryumfalnej" po-
dr6zy byi tu przyjmowany goraco
przez niekt6rych zagorzelc6w, mia}
move politycznq ma zebraniu W Ra-
tuszu, az nareszcie uda} sic ma kura-
eye do Kissingen. T.. -.
DUBLIN. John Z. Redmond, je-
den przew6dc6w parnelistdw, .po-
wrociF z Ameryki.i twierdzi, re IL
landczycy amerykah scy sympatyzuja
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
Polacy W Ameryce.
D. II LIPCA w BUFFALO I
-; DUNKIRK. j."

Towarzystwa narodowe W Buffalo
i Dunkirk ME beda wprawdzie urza-
dzaty specyalnyeh obchod6w 100
letniej rocznicy bitwy pod Dubien-
ka, ale natomiast W >inny sposob
uczcza dzieh II lipca r. b. Mianowi-
Gle urzqdza one olbrzymi wsp6lny
piknik, kt6ry odbedzie sic W Dun
kirk, caikowity doch6d . pikniku
przeznaczaja ma pomnik dla naszego
bohatera Tad. Kosciuszki,. majacy
stanaG W Chicago. ,Naturalnie, W
pikniku wezpa udziaf wszystkie
towarzystwa miejscowe z Dunkirk;;
przybeda nan W sile> kilkuset ludzi.
czfonkowie towarzystw narodowych
z Buffalo zonami ~ dzieGmi. Mad
to zas ks. proboszcz Zareczny Q
Dunkirk obieca1 jak najenergiczniej
popieraG szlachetne zabiegi obu Po-
lonii. Jest wiec nadzieja, ze, pix
nix da 2 jake kilkaset dolar6w czy-
stego dochodu, CO stanowie; bedzie
piekua ofiare ma ten tax szlachetny
cell. :. g.. ..-. -,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
NOVA GAZETA.

Odebralismy juz pierwszy numer
nowego polskiego tygodnika, kt6ry
zaczal wydawa6 W New Yorku p:
stanis}aw j. Segers. Pismo to nosi
tytu} :"Orzef Bialy''. Jest to tygoz,
dnik powiesciowy z ilustracyami,
dziefem humorystycznym i s'gazetka
dla dzieci''. W numerze pierwszym
znajdujemy wcale dobrs reprodukcye
obrazu Alf.. Kowalskiego ssWesele
Krakowskie"i dose ilustracyj humo-
rystycznych. Numer zawiera takze
nowelke DIR. J.. Goldschmidta Wv: O.
COLE przedstawia sic wcale dobrze. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
OFFICER AMERYKANSKI
SZPIEGIEM.
Sprawa bardzo skandaliczna.

parry, 26 czerwca. - Officer anne
rykanski kap. Borup, nalezacy do
ambasady stan6w zjednoczonych,
jest wmieszany do bardzo skanda-
icznej sprawy szpiegostwa poll
tyeznego.
Dwaj urzednicy franeuskiego mi
nisteryum marynarki Granier i
Oudin zostali aresztowani, jako
oskarzeni O zbrodnie zdrady stanu,
polegajaca ma wydawaniu, radon
obcym papierow, odnoszacych sic do
stanu wojennego Francyi stanowia-
cych tajemnice rzadowa.
Dalsze sledztwo wykaza}o, IL do
kumenta owe by}y dostarczane kapi-
tanowi Borup, kt6ry fotografowaf je
i nastepnie sprzedawaf ambasadorom
Niemiec Wfoch. ..
Jeden re zfodziei dokumentow
Granier zosta} aresztowany W chwili,
kiedy wchodzi} do mieszkania Bo-
rupa ma Marceau ave. Miaf wtedy
przy sobie kilka z tajnych dokumen-
tow, jake to plany obrony portow
francuskich ma Morzu Sr6dziemnem
i kodeks sygnat6w morskich ma wy
padek wojny W}ochami.
Sprawa wywofaia wielkie oburze-
ME ogofu. Kap. Borup twierdzi
wprawdzie, IL ME jest winien / to
samo twierdza W ambasadzie, ale O.
PIMA publiczna jest przeciw MENU.
Paryzki "Herald'' zada z wielka
siFa powaga wszechstronnego zba-
DANA sprawy surowego ukaranla
winnego.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
pravie bez wyjatku z partya parn@
1iothu >-.. .

praWle Dez WyJaIku q paf1yS Paine
list6w. -. -.
LoNDYN. = Teatr ":.RoyaP' W Biz
kenhe cad podcz Jas przedstawieniasp splo-
naf do szczetu Publicznost zdofafa
opusciG sale " porzadku.. -.
LoNDYN. ! Szkoci domagaja sic
takze ssHome Rule dla Szkocyi is2
bardzo niezad owoleni z Gladstone a,
kt6ry daf i'm Yymijajaca odpowiedz.
Twierdza, re ME beda go popierali
przy wyborac b. ...
PErERsBUR G.-Ostatnie telegra-
fczne wiadom osci donosza, ze zasie-
wy W 1ociu po}udniowych' guber-
mach Rosyi p przepad}y zupefnie.
BERL1N. .-Ges. Wilhelm byf obe-
cnym W szcze ecinle podczas spuszcze-
MIA ma morze nowego okretu wojen-
nego. Jutro pojedzie do Kiel.
LoNDYN. ! KS. Walii i ksiaze
York podczas pobytu wzamku War:
wick sfuchali przez telefon wykona-
MIA operetki q Gondollerzy'' ,odegra-
nei W Londyni tic.
BERN -Rada zwiazkowa szwaj-.
carska postanowifa zbudowac nowe
fortyfkacye n a g6rze sw. Mauryce-
90 kosztem 2 nilion6w frank6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
ROK. T..

W Milwaukee, Wis. Jak6b Ma
szek>w b6jce policy antem m podarF
ma MIN ubranie; p6jdzie ! "a to ma 8
miesiqce do kozy.: !
- W Brazylii ks. biskp up St.
Paulo zni6sf wszystkie tamtejsze pol.
skie parafe; pozostawi{ tylko jedn 9
W Abranches. u. |
Tow. i'm. .Kosciuszk XII W Bostonie
zamierza przystapi6 do Z.N p. !
Losem nieszcze$liwfgo polaka L..
Sypniewskiego, kt6ry idac do Phi
ladelphii zosta} przejech hany przez K o
lei, .zaja a}sie nieznany d3brop pzyhca. :.
Kupii mu zamiast ut racohej sztq-
czna noge odesFaE do Europy I Ball
timore wfasnym kosztem. Geese
szlachetnemu skromn nenu dobro-
czyhcy! f
Pittsburgh uciekfa cd meza q e.
stofowhikiem polka \ lIarya Star :
ska. Skradfa przy t em mezowF
$50
Przez tramway zost ak zabity "
Pittsburgh 4-letni chfop piec polskI j..
Kozela. T
INV Pittsburgh dwaj polacy costa II
Ii przy piracy ciezko poParzeni przeF
metal, Nazwisko jednego z.nich Jan.
.Smolny, drugiego Jan Ostrowski. i
smolny umarf; OstroV ski zostanie
wyleczony., -. /
/ W.Bay City, Mich. ma Podobno
zaczqc wychodziG now y p0 0lski ty +.
:godnik. -. -. !
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27

lera miafa sic juz ukazac W Tytllsle.
Gazetom zabroniono o tenn pisac; te-
legram6w takze wysyfac niewolno.
PETERSBURG, 26 czerwca. - Ia
Rad miejski tutejszy przygotowuje
energiczne Srodki sanitarne ma wy
padek wybuchu cholery azyatyckiej.
Wydziaf lekarski ministeryum spraw
wewnetrznych wydaf instrukcye dla
zarzad6w miast, nakazujaca pred
siewziecie wszedzie odpowiednich
srodk6w zapobiegawczych. W mia
stach urzadzone zostana komisye le-
karzy, majace czuwaG mad zdrowiem
ludno$ci. Osoby chore ma cholere
muszq bye utrzymywane oddzielnie
cd reszty ludno$ci. -Pogrzeby odby-
wac sic beda natychmiast po smiercl
bcz asystencyi krewnych zmar}ego.
Po$ciel odziez zmarfego maja bye
spalone; dom poddany dezinfekcyi.
w obcc zalecenia takich srodk6w lu-
dno$t jest TEN wiecej przerazona i
obawia sic nies}ychanie groznej cpl
demii.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
PoGRzEB MAYERA.

parry, 26 czerv yea. = Pogrzeb "a
bitego W pojedynl kap. Mayera, zy-
da, odbyf sic dis : ogromna pompa
.uroczystoscia. Ma czele pochodu
szli ucznow lie szko1 1y politechnlczne]'
"a karawan EN- zas delegat ministe-
ryum woiny NM n6stwo ofcer6w /
politykdw. Ma en- entarzu byf ogro-
mny tfum. Prz emawia} nadrabln
Kuhn, nawoEujac 1vszystkich Fran
cuz6w bez roznicy religii do zgody
i jednosci zamiast obecnej nlenawl-
sci i rozdraznienIa.