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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-26
august
Flower

II inherit some tendency to Dys-
pepsia from my mother. suffered
two years in this way; consulted a
number of doctors. They did me
no good. I then used
Relieved in your August Flower
and it was just two
days when I felt great relief. soon
got so that I could sleep and eat, and
1 felt that T was well. That was
three years ago, and I am still first
class. I am never
Two Days. without bottle, and
if I feel constipated
the least particle dose or two of
August Flower does the work. The
beauty of the medicine is, that you
can stopthe use without any bad
effects on the system.
Constipation While I was sick I
felt everything it
seemed to me a man could feel. I
was of all men most miserable. lean
say, in conclusion, that believe
August Flower will cure anyone of
indigestion, if taken
Life ofMisery with judgment. A.
M. Weed, 22e Belle
fontaine St., Indianapolis, Ind" o
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-26
SILVER CONVENTION.
Friends OF the White Metal In Con
ference at the National Capital.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Over 500 dele
gates representing q majority of the states
OF The Union, but more largely coming
from the silver producing states assem-
bled in Concordan hall to-day in re-
sponse to the call of the national silver
committee appointed by the first national
silver convention held in St. Louis in
November, 1889. The convention was
called to order by Congressman A. j.
Warner, while Lee Cfandall, of this city,
otficlated as temporary secretary. The
convention has been called by the execu-
tive committee in question in the behalf
that an exigency has arisen which calls
for the early consideration and united
action of all friends of bi-metalism. One
of its objects is the formation OF q nation
al bi-metallic association or league for the
better promotion OF free bi-metallic coin
age in the United States. This action
has been impelled by the opinion on the
part of the silver men that 1t is the mani
fest determination on the part OF the gold
combination to suppress the silver issue
for another decade, and, if possible, by
transforming existing debts into gold OBJ.
legations to fasten forever the single gold
standard upon the country. Among
those in attendance on the congress are
| representatives OF the Knights of Labor,
of the Patrons of Industry, the State
Oranges and the Farmers Alliance organi-
zation. The Iowa delegates will submit
resolutions favoring the free coinage of
silver, censuring the nine congressman of
Iowa in voting against the Bland bill,
and applauding the affirmative votes of
Congressman White OF the 9th district,
and Butler of the 4th The delegates
from Denver say that there is a solid line
of non-partisan silver clubs extending
from Mexico on the south to the Puget
sound on the north, while the representa-
tives of Nevada declare that 90 per cent
OF its voters, irrespective of party, are
pledged to free silver.
1t is given out that committee will be
appointed to urge upon the Republican
and Democratic national conventions the
desirability of Incorporating in their plat
forms free coinage plank. According to
the programs, however, if efforts in this
direction fail one of two movements will
be opened, either the silver men will
rally to the support OF the third party
ticket to be nominated at Omaha on July
4, or silver convention will be called at
which senator Teller will be nominated
for president, and Col. l.. L. Polk, of the
Farmers Alliance, for vice president on
a platform containing but single plank,
and which will provide for the free and
unlimited coinage of both gold and silver.
Those who favor this program are
to say that Senator Teller
will accept the nomination upon a strict
ly financial platform, provided that the
nominees of the Republican or Demo.
cratic conventions are men unfavorable |
to free coinage.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-26
Rocky Mountain CrODs.

WASHINGTON, May pa bulletin is.
sued from the census office gives the
central production in 1889 of California
Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. The
following are the statistics for Colorado
Number of acres in barley, u ,0S6; bushels
produced, 33l ,556; number of acres in
buckwheat, III; bushels produced, 2,O81
number of acres in corn, 1l9,310 bushels
produced, 1,5l1 1907 number of acres in
oats, 87,959; bushels produced, 2,5l4, ,4S0
number of acres in rye, 4,615; bushels
produced, 54,158; number of acres in
wheat, $4,000; bushels produced, 2,S45,-
439. The average yield of cereals per acre
was OF barley 27.43, buckwheat II 40, In
dian corn 1857, oats 1850, rye 11.54,
wheat 22.41.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-26
A Queer Transaction,

DENVER, May ga large number Of
spectators were present in Judge Aliens
court when the suit of A. NJ. Adams
against Elizabeth Warren, wife of Bishop
Warren, was called for trial. Mrs. War
rem is the widow of Mr.. Iliff. Adams
sues to recover 100 acres of land close to
this city, which is worth many thousands
OF dollars. He claims he purchased this
land from man named Eastman way
back in 1867 and had the latter gave the
title IN trust for him to Lift. Shortly
after this he says he became temporarily
insane and forgot all about the trans
action until he met Eastman some time
ago. The latter recalled it to his mind
and he began the suit.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-26
Another Killing at Creede.

DENVER, May ga special from Creede
says: Early yesterday morning Billy
Rumridge and his mistress, LII Shields,
got to scuffling in the Jimtown saloon,
where they had been caroueing. In their
exhuberant playiulness each drew re-
volver and pointed it at each other. They
had not amused themselves very long
before the woman's pistol exploded, fatal
ly wOunding Rumridge and he died last
night Before he died Rumridge relieved
the woman of all intent to shoot him,
nevertheless she is now under arrest. Lii
Shields was the mistress of Jack Pugh,
who was killed by deputy marshal some
time ago while resisting arrest.
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still Spreading Out,

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 26.-The re-
clprocity treaty, entered into between the
governments of Honduras and the United
States, became effective yesterday. The
list OF articles which will be admitted free
of duty into all the established ports of
entry of Honduras numbers $50, and in
cludes animals for breeding purposes,
corn, rye, barley, rice, fountains, machin-
cry OF all kinds, materials for the con-
struction and equipment of railroads,
hops, sulphate of qunine, gold and silver
in bars. The total foreign trade of Hon.
duras amount to about $4,000, 900 annual
ly, about equally divided between exports
and imports. Her trade with the United
States is nearly one-third of the whole
foreign trade. This country sends to
Honduras 100000 worth of goods and
imports II 100000 worth, chiefly COM
bned woods, fruits and coffee,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-26

SAN ANTONIO, May 26.-Brigadier Gen
eral Frank Wheaton, the new command
ing general of the department of Texas,
will arrive here Tuesday, May 81. He
will assume command of the department
on June l, the day OF Gen. D. Il. STAN
ley's retirement. The latter is in the best
of health, and is hale and hearty. He
could well serve from ten to fifteen years
longer on the active list. He is by far
the most popular commander this depart
ment ever had
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-26
Army Notes.

Leave OF absence, on surgeons certif
cate OF disability, granted Capt. Augustu!
A. DeLoffre, assistant surgeon, is extend
ed one month.
The superintendent of the recruitipl
service will cause twenty-five recruits al
Jefferson barracks, Mo , to be assigned tC
the list cavalry, and forwarded 10 the de.
partment Of Arizona.
Leave OF absence for two months and
twenty days, to take effect on or about
June l, is granted lst Lieut.. Willard A,
Holbrook, 9TH cavalry, and he is author
lied to leave the United States.
The following named enlisted men hav.
ing enlisted under false pretenses will be
discharged; Private Henry Herbert,
company g, 18th infantry, Fort Sheridan,
ILL.,. Private Patrick McGlion, troop A,
I'd cavalry, in confinement at Fort Bay
ard, N. NJ.
A bill intending to abolish post trader.
ships in the army, which has the ap-
prova OF the war department and Gen.
schofeld, has been favorably reported
from the military affairs committee by
Senator Proctor. The measure will not
produce a radical change Immediately
and the present system will continue un-
til those persons who are now post traders
shall either die or retire, but when vacan-
cies shall occur from either cause, then
the office is to be abolished.
A board Of medical officers to consist Of
Major John Brooke, surgeon; Can't,
Charles Richards, assistant surgeon list
Lieut.. Benz. j. Ten Eyck, assistant
surgeon, is appointed to meet at Fort
Leavenworth, Kas., on Monday, June 6,
to examine into and report upon the
qualifications of Sergt. Wilbur
=. Dove, company E, 18th infantry, to
discharge all the duties of an officer in
active service. The report of the board
will be forwarded to the adjutant general
of the army.
THE NATIONAL CEMETERY,
The following received by Secretary G.
W. knaebel of the Board of Trade, is
good news for Santa FeGns and particular
ly the old soldiers:
WAsHINGToN, May 26.-I have lust
secured an appropriation providing
superintendent for the national military
cemetery al Santa Fe.
LSlgned.l ANTONIO JosLpn.
Delicious biscuits are made with the
Diamond s. Baking Powder. Sold by $.
. Rnat,,
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TERRIFIC RIAL TIPS.

A very valuable pamphlet for the bene.
fit OF Albuquerque entitled the "Land Of
Sunshine" has just been issued by W. S.
Burke, the well known veteran news
paper writer.
Senorita Bionia Villebas to Florentipo
Perez, Senorita Mariana Lopez to Mata
Martinez, Senorita Dolores Y Barda to
Soedad Ricardo and Senorita Rogita
Chavez to Febronio Trejo. The happy
couples were united by Probate Judge
Iomlinson in lis prescription room at the
back OF the drug store. Truly blending
OF ardent spirits. EDDY Citizen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-26
Gloomy Situation.

VICKsBURG, Miss, May 26.-The news
from below, on both shores, is alarming.
Bayou blacon has overhowed and caused
heavy losses to planters. Boeuf and Ten
sas rivers are rising fast-over five feet in
twenty-four hours, and Tensas parish is
being heavily flooded
Texarkana, Ark.-Red river is at last
reported falling. Hundreds of negro
families, tenants along the river, are
homeless, without food, camped on the
edge of the hills, to which they were
driven by the floods. A relief expedition
has gone ont
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They Hindered the Bicycle Couriers

BosToN, May 26.-Col. Albert Pope of
this city offers a reward Of $500 for the
apprehension and conviction of the per-
son or persons who msliciousy stretched
barbed wire across the path of the BIZ
cyclers in the relay race from Chicago to
New York and maliciously cut the tires
OF the bicycles, or who in any way mali
ciously injured or attempted to injure the
riders OF the bicycles with the object of
delaying or interfering with the Carrying of
the message
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-26
Westinghouse Worlds Fair Con
tract.

CHICAGO, May 26.-Girard Westing.
house, will install 1892 lamps, alternat
ing current, for $39O,O00 under bond oil
81 900, 900, and is given until June 10 tc
file his bond and close the contract. The
award is the upshot of four weeks bat
tie by Westinghouse against the combine
consisting of the Edison, Thomson Hous
ton and allied electric companies. The
original bid of the combine was 81 ,713,.
567, or difference to the Worlds fair OF
exactly $l,Sl4,567.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-26

WASHINGTON, May 26-The senate has
voted down Mr.. Morrill's motion to refer
to the finance committee Mr.. Morgans g
resolution instructing the committee to
examine and report upon the effect OF the
silver law of 1890 upon the price of silver
bullion. The Vote was: Yeas, Ii nays,
Is. Senator Hill was in his seat, but did
not vote,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-26

New York, May ga Washington
special says; Gen. Horace Porter, of New
York city, will probably present President
Har1son's name to the Minneapolis con-
vention.
New York-Mr. Blaine arrived here
yesterday. He states emphaticaly that
he is not a candidate for the presidency,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-26
Reform School Movement.

CHICAGO, May 26.-The proceedings of
the first national conference of represen-
tatives of industrial and reformatory
schools are being continued to-day at the
Sherman house. Addresses were deliv-
cred by delegates from Kentucky, In.
diana, Iowa, Connecticut and New York.
1t was decided that the conference should
be an annual fixture, after which an
adjournment was taken until next year,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-26

ST.. PAUL, May 26.-The state supreme
court, in case from Sibley county, has
decided the special law, pro oviding for the
payment to particular school district of
the money received from the sale of
liquor licenses in a village embraced
within such district, to be constitutional.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-26
brief WIRINGS::-
WAY Down in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE Tenn, May 26,-The Dem
ocratic state convention for the selection
of delegates to the Democratic national
convention at Chicago assembled here at
noon to-day. A delegation favorable to
Ceveland's s nomination will he selected.
MexicO's New Minister of Finance.
Cry OF MEXICO, May 2G.-President
Diaz has appointed Senior Matias Romero,
the present minister OF the United States,
secretary OF finance; Senor Jose Ives
Limantour, assistant secretary of finance,
and Senior Gomez Garias, minister to
England. No successor to Senior Ro-
nero as minister to the United States will
he aDnOinted at Dresent
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-26

Delicious biscuits are made with tbs
Diamond s. Baking Powder. Sold by S
s. Beatty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-10
NOwy Rad W Venezuela.

LA GUAYARA, Venezuela,
9go pazdziernika. = Ostatnie
zwycieztwo powsta1c6w zmie.
milo do gruntu po}ozenie poll
tyczne. Rad dotychczasowy
uciek4. Jen. Crespo wsAedf
do stolicy Caracas, witany
przez lud, jako tryumfator.
Przewodoicy polityczni po
kr6tkiej konferencyi ze zwy-
cieacs mianowali go niezw}o-
cznie tymczasowym prezyden-
TEN. Jen. Crespo natychmiast
mianowa} nowy cabinet, W
kt61ym ministrem spraw we
wnetrznych jest P. 3. Rojas,
W Caracas La Guayara, "a
jetych przez wojska jen. Cres-
po, pandje spok6j. W La
Guayara pred przybyciem
zwyciezkich wojsk istnia}a
anarchia, lecz porzadek zosta}
niezw1ocznie przywr6cony
przez marynarzy re znajduja-
cego sic W porcie ameryka1-
skiego okretu wojennego.
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NOtatki telegraticZne
z zagranicy.

- Z Brukseli donosza, il
belgijskim ministrem spraw
zagranicznych ma miejsce zmar'
lego ks. Caramen de Chimay
zosta} mianowany hr. de Me.
rade Westerloo.
= Prezydent rzeczypospoli,
tel francusklej Carnot uda} sic
do Lille ma uroczystosci 100
letniej rocznicy porazki Au-
stryak6w pod tenn miastem.
= W Paryzu W sobote by}o
20 nowych wypadk6w cholery
i 5 smierci.
= o. Anzelm, przeor s}Yn-
nego klasztoru Kartuz6w ,,La
Grande Chartreuse" we Fran
cyl, zmaH.
- Ambassador Stan6w Zje.
dnoczonych W Hiszpanii, pan
Snowden, uda} sic ma uroczy-
stosci ma czesc Kolumba do
Huelvy.
= Ma pogrzebie poety an.
gielskiego Tennysona W West
Minister ksiaze Walii bedzie
reprezentowa{ krdlowe Wi
ktorye.
- Wczorai W Hamburgu
ME by}o nowych wypadk6w
cholery.
Z Berlina donosza, ze fa-
bryka machin Weiperta W
Heilbropn sp}one}a do szczetu.
Szkody dochodza do miliona
marek.
= Rosyjskie w}adze obi.
czy}y, IL ma samym Kaukazie
wskutek cholery zmarlo W r.
biez. 64,767 os6b.
I Serbii donosza, il W
Petrowacsu podczas polity'
cznego mityngu jeden z urze-
dnik6w Milojkow strzela1 do
b. ministra Pasicza. Szczesciem
ME traf1 60.
Z Tonkinu W Azyi do
nosza, il pomiedzy wojskami
francuskiemi a chi6skiemi
mia3a miejsce bitwa ma grani-
cy Chin. Chi6czycy zostali
odparci. -.
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..KoSciU polski sw. Stanis1awa"
ROk III.

Pod takim ytu}em umescif aadny arykuS tutejszy He
raid" ostatnego paku artykule ym podae on szczeg6
Iowa wadomoG kosciee w Stanis}awa K szczeg6lne
prowadzone obecne budowe wez takowym Wzmianke
psana bardzo sympayczne da uzupena rysunek wyo
baaacy ak bedze wygada swatynia po uko6czenu wiez
Herald" twerdz parafa s Stansawa Koski jest maj
wieksza paraa katoicka Chicago nawekza parafa pol
ska swiece Zabudowania koscoa szkoy innych budyn
k6w zamuja prawe cay biloxi Rozmiay swayn nasepu'
ace 22O stop dugoc 81 szerokosc Weze mice bsda kazda
1913 stop wysokosc kazde mich zuadowat sic ma zegar
arczami Zdauem ,Herada kosci6 sw Stanis}awa K po
ukoiczenu bedze sic zedsawia1 bardzo wspanale Arcbi
tektem kt6ry keruje obotam jest Druding Sadzmy ze
oboenem bedze ola nazych czytenk6w urzec tu przy
strezczenu artykuu Herada" eszcze wzeunek koscoa
wykofczonemi wiezam barz obecne vie.
ze r6zn bardzo znacze cd proektowanych perwonie
przy budowe samego koscio}a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-10
ZbrOdniarka.

PozNA6, 9 pazdziernika. =
W Bojanowie W Poz 1t 1skiem
aresztowanA zosta}a s1uzaca
Griebusch. w ciagu jednego
roku pope}ni}a o morder'
stwo pieciorga dzieci, powie-
rzonych iej opiece. Dzieci te
tru}a. Kiedy zapytano zbro-
dniarke o pow6d porderstw,
odpowiada}a, re dzieci robi}y
jej nieprzyJemnosc swoim
krzykiem. =.
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Gf0d Oczekiwany W Europe.

PETERSBURG, 9go padz.-
Z Odessy donosza, IL W po}ud
niowej Rosyi cd 4ch miesiscy
deszcz ME padaa. Grunt jest
tax zeschniety, re przy oraniu
plugi sic }amis -. Prawdo-
podobnie zasiewy ozime zupe}-
ME zostana zniszczone - IL
tego powodu oczekiwanem jest
powt6rzenie sic W Rosyi W ro-
ku przysziym okropnosci g}o,
dowych. W poinocnej Rosyi
widoki So cokolwiek lepsze,
lecz ME o wiele. -.
LoNDYN, 9 pazdziernika.-
Dzisiejszy Sun umieszcza
alarmujacy artyku} o stanie
zasiew6w W Irlandyi. Gazeta
la zasadzie cyfr twlerdzi, IL
Irlandye ma wiosne oczekuje
gl6d. Juz zima bedzie nies4y-
chanie trudna do przebycia....
Jesli zas do tego do}acza sic
polityczne szykany w4ascicieli
grunt6w, po}ozenie stanie sic
wprost rozpaczliwe.
HAMBURG, ego padzdz. =
Nedza jest tu niesiychana. Ma
fundusz pomocy zebrano do.
tad okolo 100000 marek,
jest to jednak kropla W morzu.
Ma zine oczekuja tu najstra'
szniejszej nedzy wprost =
glodu.
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trowanej i nieprzegotowanej
woody z rzeki Dunaju, a zale-
como pic herbate z kwasem
cytrynowym, lecz masy posp6l-
stwa z biedy lub niezrozumie-
MIA rzeczy, AMI mysla do tego
sic zastosowac. =. Policya
przedsiewzie}a energiczne sro-
dki W celu dezinfekcyi para /
okurzaniem najbrudniejszych
dzielnic miasta, ale ciemny
t}um wprost sic jej oparl. Ko,
biety wita}y urzednikow, pra-
gnacych dokonat dezinfekcye,
garnkami wrzacej woody, a
nastepnie }obuzy obsypywali
ich kamieniami. Wielu poll
cyant6w i urzednikow sanitar-
nych ponios}o przytem ciezkie
obrazenia. -. Istnieje projekt
utworzenia komitetu Z nieogra,
niczona w}adza wykonawcza,
kt6rego zadauiem by8oby
zwalczanie cholery pomimo
wszystkich przeszkod. Zapew'
ne do tego przyjdzie.
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Cholera W Peszcie ma Wegrzech.
Polozenie grozne. = Ludnosf
opiera sic zastosowaniu srod-
k6w dezinfekcyjnych.

BUDA PEszT, 9go pazdz. -
Cholera zaczyna sic tutaj sze-
rye W spos6b bardzo gwa}-
towny. Obawiajs sic kleski
podobnej do tel, jaka mia1a
mieisce W Hamburgu. Istotnie,
gdyby ME sp6zniona pora
roku, fatalne przewidywania
tie mog]yby sic spe}ni6 co do
s}owa. " ciagu ostatnich dni
dziesieciu bylo tu og6}em 259
wypadk6w azyatyckiej chole-
ry, a 1O4 smierci. W ostatni
Dp., czwartek zachorowa3o SO
os6b a 19 zmar}o. w ciagu
ostatnich 12-tu godzin rapor-
towano "a nowych wypadkow
choroby 13 smierci. ssowem,
polozenie jest bardzo grozne,,..
Wladze policya chca pred
siebra6 energiczne srodki pre-
civ zarazie, ale skutecznosci
ich stale ma przeszkodzie ciem-
nota i niechlujstwo nizszycb
klas ludu. Wydano mp. pole
Genie, aaeby Mkt ME pil niefl-
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UrOczystOsci na Geese KOlumba
W HisZpanii.

KADYKs, 9 pazdziernika. -
w drodze do Huelvy ma uro
czystosci jubileusze Kolumba
przyby}a tutaj kr6lowa regen,
tka. Witano ia bardzo uro-
czyscie. Ma przyjecie kr6lowej
dane zosta}y strza}y armatnie
4 twierdzy i ckret6w wojen.
nych, znajdujacych sic W por,
Gle. DIS rano kr6lowa wy.
sluchala Mszy sw. W kated1ze,
a nastepnie uda}a sic ma po-
k}ad okretu ,,Conde Venadelo"
do Huelvy. Towarzyszy}a jej
GAIA fota okretow hiszpa1skich
i obcych. Wieczorem W ratu-
szu tutejszym odby3 sic swie'
tiny bal, ma kt6rym kr6lowe
zastepowa} admiral Beranger.
Miasto Gale by}o swietnie uilu-
minowane.
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WfOsi burza sic przeciw trOj-
prZymierZu.
lninoWane

MEDJoLAN, 9 pazdziernika.
B. minister skarbu Colombo
ma zebraniu publicznem obia-
sni}, IL dla tego ustapi} z tel
posady, azeby zaprotestowac
przeciwko ciagiemu obciaza-
Diu ludu podatkami ma cele
wojskowe. W}ochy, zdaniem
by}ego ministra, maja pred
soba jedna tylko droge, droge
oszczednosci. Ola czego zre-
szta W}ochy maja dostsrczac
wiecej stosunkowo wojska, a
nizeli inne pa6stwa, nalezace
do tr6jprzymierza? Jestto ME
sprawiedliwe. - W}ochy, we.
dug zdania b. ministra, po.
winny porzucie wysoka poll
tyke, a myslec w}asnych in
teresach i o zmniejszeniu bud
zetu wojskowego. Nova ia
wywo}ala g}osne oklaski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-10
CyklOn we Francyi.

PARYz 9 pazdziernika. -
Straszny cyklon nawiedzif
wczoraj miasto Chalons.sur
Marine, stolice departamentu
Marry. Miejscowos6 ia polo,
iona jest na r6wninie. Wicher
zrzadzi} ogromue zniszczenie.
Pewna liczba dom6w zosta}a
zrujuowana, choc ludzi Mkt
ME straci} zycia. Drzewa So
powyrywane z korzeniami; !;
niesprzatniete jeszcze zboza
st}uczone. -. Szkody bardzo
wielkie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-10

przewodnik6w libera}6w serb
skich Iwesicza w miejscowosci
Aleksandrowatz zosta1 wstrza
sniety wybuchen dynamite
wynn. Szkoda jest nieznaczna.
Wybuch nastapi} W chwili,
gdy W domu Ivesicza by}o po.
litvczne zebranie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-10-10
Poniedzia}ek, dnia 10 Pazdziernika 1892 r.

= W Berlinie 4 wiezni6w
W miejscowym Domu poprawy
zachorowafo ma cholere.
w Wiedniu urzedownie
zaprzeczaja podanej przez ME-
kt6re pisma pog}osce, jakoby
cesarz Franciszek J6zef zamie.
rza} udac sic do Skierniewic
Ia spotkanie carem Ale.
ksandrem.
- Cholera ukaza}a sic W
Szegedynie ma Wegrzech.