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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-21
Legal NOTICES.


Election ErucIzustIsn
state OF Eausas
county OF Edwards. g
~ ~ s5ete Of i-.,ssas, to,7ham obese presents
--54-l ll-l e. grecEiuEs
4eI.il. q tuar Z the sudarzl 1-ueI- sheriff OF
--.e.--l.-- county Aursls. Hy virtue on The
a--Al--t- iA i4g vested. dos DT- this mas
---'l1 ata pHl-le notice rllLE uu raa 77T+asfTHu y
5-l4itE the tleE EoldHg fl November. u
- - -Aer- VIII i-a Held . uauaraI aIta1rf1r5
-i4 lae on eera 20 thar time = ba chosen are
One governor.
S'ng neuteu tut-guverEur.
Ns SECRETARY OF state
que Attorney lHuulL-
One auditor
Dla treasurer.
Ile 81 perluteldeut OF uubLll Instruction
g-e la-l-lale Justice of Ele supreme eHurL
. Il-e IS tE-sellLlllrc 90 g1ggre1s from s1e
one Eeprc-eutatiFe. 20 congress from tne
SS4s 5elAt1r tor the asLu senatorial District
one reureEuuLlliTssr
One CLERK Gl district court
one probate Judge.
Que county 5uperiuleu lent OF public
instruction
Ll-e county attorney
enc commissions lEirl district
Ins trustee Tor escn township
ono clerk Tor each township.
one treasurer for each tuu-uaHFu.
ship.
Two cougtabIes for each township
one road oNera=er for each road. district.
r. o. EDBEiE.La7-
sler-I OF Edwards county
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PU @ !, { AZ { EoTIcEi;

Pc BLLCAIIDE NOTICE.
First published October 9TH, I532-
state OF Kansas,
Edwards county
in the district court OF Edwards county iu the
Norman F. Thompson. plaintiff
Foster NJ kellogg, Margaret u. EaII0rE and
o. W. Iuurslyn. defendants
0ur ami each OF you LHg defendants Eu8-
ter a. Kellogg, MnrEareL T. hel!cgE and O.
W. IlurutOu are hereby uUuHUl that you
nave been sued i'm ghe EDuTg entitled court
IN the above entitled action. bT Norman 81
thompson pluturiu iu suId uCtiUu. and that
said plaintiff has filed bis petition iu tine die
tLleL court OF lle county of E-Earll 4u the
state or ilHuEHss against you aud Juur co.
oeleualuLsr aud that unless you answer said
petition On or before Ihe lBLu day OF EDvem-
Dcrs 54-s said petition Will Bu taken as true
and judgment rendered accordingly OF the
following nature, uu-wits
Judgment uEulusL defendants Foster n.
huliuEE aud Margaret Pc kellogg for tha sum
OF etz3-uJ with interest ut D. per cent per am
mum from he 2ftl day of DeeumBgr 1857 Jess
lzrf- ana Tor Foreclosure Of mortgage against
Hli Of thg defendants upuE the north west lEiu-
uuuul quarter of section 30 township 20,
range i5 west 6tl D. ul. aud for gug costs OF
this action A. j E1EsE--
LSEA L. Clerk.
W. rs, Heczlcy', attorney for pla5ntIn.
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W. G. JONES, chairman OF the Demo
cratic sta Q central committee, has
completed his estimate of the vote of
tho state. Giving the republicans two
thirds Jf the Increase in tile vote OF
the state over that Of 1890, his figures
based Oh tile vote Of 1890, with the in
crease added, show IL majority for the
opposition ticket of 10000 odd votes.
His poll Of the state shows however a
qnajority Of over 80, 600 for the combi-
nation ticket,
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MT IT |--G-II|| |I----T n ~
Iu lhg district court or Edwards county
state of Kansas.
Edward A ugEiu and Charles Ut LluluIr part
uCE6 as Austin 6 Co.. plaintiff
william HOOz, defendant
lIy VlTue OF AN order OF sale issued 20 me
out OF said district court, iu the above euti
tied action, I will ON Monday tue laLu day ul
NuNeIu heTs A. o. 1872 DetV cen aud %. eioca
p- m. OF sGid day. az she front door Of tnl
court house ia the city OF kuaIey. I'm thC
county OF Edwards, I'm tine state OF lAluEas,
uETgE a public sale and sell to the highest and
best bidder FOR cash I'm hand. uIl Eug FOLLOW
Ing described real estate. ru-Wits
The southwest p OF section Do, township -
south, range "a. west, lying and situate iu
she uuury OF Edwards iu the state OF Kansas
The ubDve described real estate viii be sold
Without GppEui semen 20 satisfy said urttar.ol
81 lsG. r. 81 Rob KITS
w fL Eubb. EheriE uF Edwards CO. Eluzaz
Attorney FOR plaiutils
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1IAEIHa HISTORY

The democrats of Kansas this year
have an opportunity to help make his
tory. There is not a law ON tile stat
ute books of this state put there by the
democratic party There was never a
single law enacted in Kansas that the
democratic party was even consulted
in regard to its passage.
The republican party has always
been arrogant, narrow minded and
selfish. 1t has not conceded that the
democratic party was sctuated by one
single good motive, It's public speak
srs have ascribed to democrats every
thing that "a patriot despises. The
republican party has even claimed that
Kansas democrats were disIoyal to the
principles on which the patriot fathers
founded tile republic.
A majority of the people of Kansas
has become Disguised with republican
ring rule and the peoples party, com
posed largely of men who produce tile
wealth that is making Kansas great
and all her people prosperous, has held
out its hands TO the democracy and
said come over and help us redeem
the state from the misrule of which
democrats as well as Populists com
plain.
Such democrats as Judge Martin
and Ex-Governor Click, and thousands
Of others as long in the service, fight
ing for democratic principles, have am
sWered the call and popuIists and dem
Ocrats are marching shoulder to Shout
/ der against the common enemy. This
combination of patriots will win the
victory, and with that victory viii
dawn a brighter and a better prosper
ity for the people Of Kansas.
There is not "a democrat in the state
but will in the years to come feel proud
that he helped to redeem his state from
the most corrupt combination OF re-
pubilcans and corporations that ever
cursed a fair state. The democrat
who faltsEs ia this contest or gives aid
and comfort to tile common enemy
viii have the reminder of his life in
which to repent Of his treachery. 1t
viii not do Tor him to say he was hon
est. ANY democrat knows that lie is
not voting for democratic principles
when he is voting tile republican tick
ct. Republicanism IS the opposite Of
democracy and no democrat viii vote
the republican ticket this year or any
other year.
The Beacon believes that there are
not to exceed 500 men in the state Of
Kansas who, believing in democratic
prinsipleB. will fsII to vote the fusion
ticket this year The recent sO-calIed
democratic convention in Topeka sue
cseded in removing the lions skin and
exposing the donkey Of republication.
Pretending to be democrats the lead
ers ia tile sO-caIled staIwsrt democTa-
tic movement attempted TO hand the
democratic party of Kansas, bound
hand aud foot, over to tile old Hum
ey-IIiggius-IIuds0u crowd.
The democracy OF the nation never
failed to stand up FOR the principles Of
Jefferson and jackson, and the Kansas
d democracy viii not fail 70 do its duty
now.
The duty Of Kansas democracy is to
defeat the republican party Ftesiso
Beacon (Deul-)
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The peoples party is gaining every
where. and in 40 place is it's increase
more marked than in the large cities
u the state, Chas, YOunggroun, a
tinner in tile. Santa Fe shops at TOpe-
ks6. Says that three. Gfths Of the shop
salployes are peoples party men. ''Iu
ths department where I work. said
M. Younggrenn. twenty-six cut OF
twenty -elght votes will be east for the
peoples party, Il majority OF the
carpenters are Populists, ana in all de-
partments the refOrmers are largely in
Iiss majority. I am told that ia the
Santa Fe office many republicans have
left the fold, and AN official closely con
ltectsd with manager a. 4. Robinson
says that "a majority of tie employees
ans peoples party mem There has
bseu quite a revolution among the
railroad men. and / think the vote all
over the state will surprise the most
saHguine pnpulIsts. ''-Es.
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Pl HLICAIIOE NOTICE
o.. FIRST published October Tgu1 Is11
9tlte OF Kansas "a
Edwards County. 3 90
norman +. Thompson plaintiff.
LAWSON. DuEEer ana Martha T. DugEsr,
uelgudauta.
You. and each of y0u, the defendants, Law
son iluE-er and Martha e. Dagger are hereby
uotlHe4 that you have been sued iu the above
utltled euuELs In the abuVe1uLl-lad ucriCu. By
norman r. thompson plaintiff Ga said action
aud IhlI sE1u plaintiff has uled bis petition Ga
eue ulHlrleL court sl Eu0 county OF EDWARDS.
IN the state or kansas against you sad EllE
uul e68 3 GU answer said petition ON uE before
De laLu day OF NUFeru ugrs -tle said petition
VIII ne taken aa true and Judgment rendered
accordingly OF tue following nature In-Ults
For the sum OF $50 On with interest thereon
O. -4e rate Of u per cent per auuum fEuul tue
eEu Gay or september. lsat-Le8B sIu-at aud
L1E Ene LSFe closure OF mortgage upon tls
southwest quarter OF section To- wuEuIu
- aOutn or range D.. west OF 9th p- Eu-r ia
Edwards county Kansas uud Tor Ehe Custl OF
this action A. j. EEpp-
- 90 tSEAL-l CLERK.
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80 tire eoinnOn hard working man
we mean you. 1t costs ia Ohio to run
a ton Of coal 400 miles sI.75. It costs
in Illinois TO ran ton Of coal 400
+niles SI.55- Il costs I'm Kan
SIS to run ton of coal 400 miles $40.
rlse difference sim the regulation Cd
railroads ia regard To freigbis. 10
Z D's wonder that the great Atehison
ystsm Is working day and night u
aontrOi the Kansas legislatureY d.
fou wonder that they send free passes
stEaight 10 democrats ia order to have
FHrti working democrats keep dumping
2-so more into their crib and locker,
nd rhia they have TO do to keeE
silsir wives an,l children warm. IfyOu
yssas TO do any tiiiIig f0r yourselves tn,
Esfurn legislature and the reform gov.
Aslar must tg elected. Wurkingmali.
Il rgforIsf s-rty is yo'Ir party: souI
MS iope. -Ari'aaars tsiy dssp.ties.
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~ lnsert De foIIowIng ntternnce of


the great Webster, wherein lac says:
When ali paper money Is made payable in
spssie demand, 1t will prove the most GER
tain meHns rhat can be used 20 fertrIizs the
rich mans tictd by the sweat OF the poor
mans brow!
Was Webster n crank, a fool states
man2 We hardly think anybody can
be found who will have the conceit
and audaCity to. formulate such a
ch ,rge. But there are doubtless plenty
OF people OF the hard-mOney stripe
ready to apply the same term to tile
financial refnrmers of the present time.
Walt a little longer and We will see
who she er'mks are. Paper money
will assert itself and, anon, ride on the
1opInOst wave sf an assured success
RutsoAal Reriets.
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TIE .'sIAND-UP FOR KANSAS
CRY

One Of the principal, II not { he only
argument advanced by tie republican
politicians, to show tile people OF Kan
s;Is why they should mos vote for the
peoples party ticket, tltis fail, is what
is known as the ''staati-up for Kan
ssls argument" and the claim put
forth Is briefly this. that the success
If the peoples party in 1890, Ia elect
ing majority Of tie lower house OF
ire legislature, together with the bills
passed therein, and the spsseltes OF
jerry simpson and Senator PETER, in
sshieil they gave the amoupt Of tie
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-21

Publication auLIIUa
state of Kansas. Edwards county sEs
Iu the district court of Edwusdz county state
of Kansas
Norman r. Thompson, plaintiff,
James ClGy7FoII, J " CIuyTcu and a Stevens,
defendants
You and each of son, the defendants. James
gIayVei, j " tIHEWeu and A stevens ARC
hereby notified that you have been suCd iu
the above entitled court lu the above entitled
action by Norman q Thompson plliuEu lu
said action. ana THAI said UIEiuLIE has uEgI
bis petition iu the district count of the county
or Edwards boo the state OF kuu6asr aFaiust
you AID your CO-uefeEuLuLsr uHu THAT unless
you answer said petition on OF before the l8lh
uuy Of November. 1872. said petition viii ug
taken u8 true luu Judgment rendered aec1 r4-
IuElg of the following nature lu-Tll=
a judgment Tor SO 100 with interest thereon
lt the rate OF - per cent pCE lGuum from
November LIST, 1885, iss5 -5ouJr and FOR fore
closure OF mortgage upon tuu suutuF est
quarter OF section 49, township 20 south OF
range ~ west OF 6iu % uI-. iu ElVgar,tl =uuuty
kansas said mortgage having been given by
defendant James ClayWcll 10 the Equitable
ISEAAE1 A. j. hAFa.
W. y. nee zIsy. atty for pTtE CLERK
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sHERIFF'S sALE.-No I5Es.
First Published sept 20, I18s
In the district court OF
OF Kansas.
john l. Barry plaintiff


In the district court OF EdwuILs county state
OF Kansas
john T. barry, plaintiff
Charles 90 EeGmaus, the EIusICy Exchange
Bank q Brown and d r Pope ami John lE
NuIVungr John Martini vs. llIiuu III uusstuE-
tom trustees, the Kansas Loan s. Trust co..
trustee, defendants
Ay virtue OF hl order of SAFE Issued 90 me,
uur OF 5uiu district court i'm the above uULLTIgl
uCLluus q will uu Monday the aALu uuy of JCtu-
uCrt d, ls--, between ANA % clock % OF said
day uI che front door OF tine court house Iu
the city OF kiHsley, iU the county OF Edwards
iu the state OF Kansas, DilJr ur public slle and
sell no tine highest aud best bidder for cash
iu hand, ulI the following described zeal
g-LILur Iu-EFIEz
Tue west haIf OF section 8. r0wushIp %.
E0Ith of range 20 west gl Ene 9th Tu. lying
and situute i'm the county of Edwards iEl Luu
state OF Kansas
Tine above described real estate win bc sold
Without superintendent To satisfy said order ul
sale. IL Huugrtzs
Sheriff OF Edwards county, kuusa5-
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SOUTH CAROLINA has elected i've in
dependent congressman out of seven.
Why don't our republican brothers
Say something about that? Pretty
good for democratic side show
Isn't it2 n vote for Weaver is a vote
for Harrison is what they are yelling
down there. Don't you see the point?
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PEOPLES PARTY TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES Is. WEAVER, OF Iowa.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JAMES G. FIELD, Of Virginia.


% Bur Governor,
l. u LEH BILLING.
Or sedBWiok.
Fer LisutenEHt-Iio vernoF,
PERCY DANIELS.
Or Crawford.
yor Secretary OF State.
81 3 OSBORN,
or RoOkH.
Flr Attorney General,
JOHN T. LITTLE,
u johnson.
FOR Auditor Of State.
VAN h PEATHEH,
OF Cherokee
For State Treasurer,
II BIDDLE,
or Butter,
State superintendent.
I'm GAINS,
or Saline.
.For Chief Justice.
ETEPHES II ALLEN,
OF Linn.
EoR ConRressman-at-LaFge,
" A HARRIS.
OF LcavcnWOrth,
Per state soRstoF-Thirty- Eighth District
. } n sENTER,
Of Ness.
FOR CouEros8maR-Seventh District,
HON. ERRY SIMPSON
OF BARBER COUNTY.
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SOMETHING VERY TART.
AIr. siandup, How de Yen Like Thls2

KANSAS REPUBLICANS FAVORED GOV
IsIS3IEST RAILROADS IN 81 READ
THE RECORD or THE REPUBLICANS
PARTY AGAINST ITSELF.
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4 LEsaTsLATU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
REPUBLICANS URGES THE GOvEIH-
AEEST 70 BUILD a DOUBLE5-TRACK
HATLROAD FROM THE ATLANTIC SEA
BoAnp 70 TIE MISSOURI I.IvER.
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For :-Twenty-oighs head OF
early calves at 50 per head- Apply
at my rancho, six miles south Of Bel
pre-. u. v. DOEEELL.
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Fur Representative,
J. }. Wight
FoF District Clerk,
a. }. HAPP-
F0F Superintendent of Public Instruction
{. L. CoRAACS,
Tor Probate Judge,
r. c. BLANCHARD.
POr County Attorney,
oo9 ". Il. FRESCH.
For Commissioner 8rd District.
, f. ROBINSON.
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r. s: OSBORN,

Candidate for Secretary Of State, viii
speak in the afternoon and evening
THE QUEEN EMO CLUB
will be present and sing a number Of
campaign songs. ALI want to hear
Jerry, so turn Quit Every body invited
and made welcome.
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SUBSCRIBE ron TIE GRAPHIC.
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COUNTY TICKET.

OF BARBER CouNTy.
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L-uDIlEuAIlN aULIlUa
Ite OF Kansas. Edwards county sEE
the district court OF EdWusdz county state
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-24
Cholera W POlsce.

W1EDE6, 23go grudnia. -
Cholera zn6w zaczyna sic
gwa}townie szerzyc W CUB.
lubelskiej, W .Kr6lestwie Pol
skiem, i przechodzi nawet do
sasiednich miejscowosci Cali
cyl. Obawiaja sic W Lubel-
skiem strasznej kleski ma wio.
sne. Ostatniemi czasy Lublin
i okolica bardzo mocno ucier
pia}y wskutek zarazy. Made
sz}e zimna powstrzymaly jej
rozw6j; oczekujs jednak, ze Z
cieplejszemi dniami zaraza
zn6w nastanie. Mn6stwo ludzi
W obawie choroby ucieka z
Kr6lestwa do Galicyi. Prey
czynic sic to tylko moze do
szerszego upowszechnienia cho
roby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-24
Odwiedziny fioty amerykanskiej
Chill.

VALPARAISO, % grudnia. =
Oddzia} foty ameryka1skiej,
z}ozony z okret6w wojennych
,,san Francisco" ,,Charle-
ston" przyby} tutaj. Uwazajs
to "a ostateczny akt grzeczno,
Sci, ko6czacy wszelkie nieprzy.
jazne stosunki, jake W swoim
czasie istnia}y miedzy Chill a
Stanami zjednoczonemi. Admi'
raj Gerhardi, dowodzacy fota
ameryka6ska, zosta} swietnie
przyjety przez prez. Montta, a
ofcerowie marynarki chilli
skiej wydali dla swych amery1
ka1skich koleg6w bal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-24

ley sic mimi obchodziG, jak
re zwyk}ymi z}oczy1cami.
Rad chce W ten spos6b uzy-
skaG tania popularnos6 u thu.
NOW. Z dobrego zr6d}a po-
daja, re Andrieux zamierza W
tych dniach wyjechac do Lon
dynu, azeby otrzymaG cd Cor
neliusa Herza oryginalna liste
104 deputowanych, kt6rzy O.
trzymali cd kompanii panam.
skiej 100000 fir. aap6wki.
Zapowiadaja liczne W tych
dniach areszty }apownik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-24
ROk III.

byznesu ma przesy}ke pieniedzy |
sprzedaz szyfkart. Wielu z obda-
rzonych ia episto}a rzuciso ia wprost
do smieci. Ale Iepiej sic znalazi P.
B......, jeden deielniejszych' ma
szych byznesist6w. Otto odeslai on
,,rodokowi" N. Yorku jego cyrku-
larz nastepujacym PREY jego pod
pisie dopiskiem: oTys ME Kodak, ale
g}.... zyd", boku doda} mu je-
szcze po angielsku: ,,Dom't be so fool
to send such q nonsens IN the acorld"
Ia piekna odpowiedz zostasa odesia-
ma szczeremu rodokowi, w.. jego
wiasnej, drukowanej kopercie. Do
wcipne!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-24
Duchy przesIaduja policyanta!.

z zabawnem zadaniem zgiosi sic
wczoraj policyant Michael Ryan ze
stacy policyjnej ma Warren ave. do
swego porucznika. Oto prosis go o
zmienienie mu rewiru do obchodzenia
W nocy, poniewaz W tym rewirze
(oko}o Leavitt i Lake ul.) przesladu.
ia GO. -. duchy. Wlasciwie ma to
bye ieden tylko duch niejaAiego
Hugha Gallaghera, znanego w tam
tel okolicy 1obula piiaka, ktory "a
aresztowany przez Ryana i skazany
do kozy zmari w wiezieniu pred
kilku dniami. Dach pokazuje sic
pono policyantowi W r6znych miej-
scach = i ma W nocy nieodstepnie
chodzi6 "a MIN. Ryan jest tax prze-
razony, ze zamysla porzucl6 siuzbe
policyjna, gdyby ME uwzgledniono
lego zadania. Odwazny policyant!,..
Me dzlw, re policya pasza ME moze
sobie poradzi6 re z}odziejami, skoro
boi sic nawet. -. duch6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-24
,,Surdut i Siermiega !"

Wspominalismyjuz przedstawie-
niu, kt6re urzadza Klub Teatralny d.
8 stycznia W Hall Walsha. Odegrana
zostanie ma takowem sztuka ludowa
w. Gutowskiego ,,Surdut i siermie-
ga". Obsada r6l jest nastepujaca:
p. Franciszek Pychasa p. Rzeszo-
tarski, Adwokat Pychalski = p. Jan
Smulski, Grzegorz = P. A. zdzie-
blowski, Tomek = p. WI. Tobihski,
Mateusz p. Gatkowski, przyjaciele
Pychalskiego : PIP. L. Szopihski, G.
wojnioki Maciontek. Role kobiece
objesy: pani' Maciontek (Magda) i
panna Krantz (Agata). Jak widzimy,
role zostaly objete przez najlepsze
SHY amatorskie; to tez przedstawienie
zapowiada sic jak najlepiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-24
felegTamy zaSFaHIGsls,
Zn0w burzliWe pOSiedzenia W L.
bic deputOWanych W Paryzu.

PAETz, % go grudnia. :
DIS W Izbie deputowanych
by1o zn6w bardzo burzliwe
posiedzenie. Dep. Millevoye,
bulanzysta, interpelowa} mini
steryum co do pieniedzy, jake
mial otrzymac Rad cd kom. pa
namskiej. Ribot oswiadczy1
gotowost do rozprawy. Flo
quet, poniewaz to sz1o o niego,
jako 6wczesnego- prezydenta
ministr6w, z3ozyl prezydencys
W rece Peytrala i najpierwszy
odpowiadal ma zarzuty inter-
pelanta. Twierdzl on, re nj
gdy ME bra} centa cd kompa-
nil panamskleJ ma Jaklbadz
eel i zaprzecza} wszystkie-
mu. w odpowiedzi hr. Jules
de Bernes, deputowany mo-
narchista, ostro uderzai ma
Flooueta i powiedzia1 mu mie-
dzy innemi: oNie mogleS pan
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Straik we Francyi.

PARYz, 23,go grudnia. =
W Hawrze, jednym z najwiek.
szych port6w Francyi, wybu-
chna} og6lny strajk robotni
k6w, pracujacych W dokach
prey }adowaniu okret6w. Ia
strajkowa}o 10000 ludzi. VIA
sciciele okret6w twierdza, re
ma miejsce strajkujacych znaj-
da W tel chwili tysiace goto'
wych do piracy robotnik6w.
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skich skandalach. Ministe-
ryum mia}o dis d}ugs / ozy-
wiona narade. Postanowiono
rozwinaG jak najenergiczniej'
sze sledztwo przeciw wiunym
brania }ap6wek cd kompanii
panamskie. Wspo}czesnie mi
nistrowie zamierzaja zbadac
sprawe spisk6w bulansystow.'
skich i przekona6 sic, czy istot,
ME byly wydawane jakies pie
niadze ma ich odkrycie i ia,
kiego dr6d3a. Sprawa ma bye
uczyniona jak najjawniejsza.
Og6l bsdzie informowany o.
wszystkiem opr6cz opr6cz fax
tow, kt6rych ujawnienie mo-
q}oby przeszkodzit przebie-
gowi sledztwa. W og6le Rad
jest pewny, ze zaden zamach
stanu nastapic ME moze - i
liczy ma t}um robotniczy, zeten
W danym razie ME pozwoli
przywr6cic rzadu monarchicz'
nego. Ma radzie ministr6w
rozpatrywano takze skarge ma
z}e obchodzenie sic w}adz So
dowych z uwiezionym Lessep,
sem, Fontaine j San Leroy.
Ministrowie uchwalili, re dla
uwiezionych ME mysla czynit
zadnych uwzglsdnle6 i re ma.
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WlADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE,
Podr0a O. SzymOna do Rzymu.

Przewiel. o. Szymon, prze}ozony
Zgromadzenia 90. ZmartwychNstah
COW Chicago, W poniedzia}ek swia-
teczny wyrusza juz W podr6z do
Europy "a sprawami zgromadzenia.
o. Szymon uda sic najpierw do Ka'
nady do Kolegium sw. Heronima
W Berlinie, gdzie posaczy sic zprzeso
zonym miejscowego zaksadu 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O. Wilhelmem
Kloepferem. Nastepnie O. Szymon
razem ze swym towarzyszem uda sic
do New Yorku ztamtad wyjedzie d.
30 grudnia do Geuui we W}oszech.
Do Rzymu przybedzie W ciagu lido
IA dni. Pozostanie tam prawie az do
Wlelkiej Nocy bedzie obecnym ma
uroczystosciach jubileuszowych OLGA
sw. oraz ma wielkiej kapitule zakonu
90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Takowa
nastapi 20 stycznia. Oczekiwanem
jest przybycie ma kapitu}e przesozo-
nych osmiu Zgromadzeh z W}och,
Bu}garyi, Galicyi, Francyii Amery-
XII, tuJziez radc6w Zakonu. Wazne
sprawy So do zdecydowania ma kaPi-
tule. 81. o. Szymonowi slemy serde,
czne zyczenia: Szczesliwej podr6zy!...
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nie wiedziec, co sic doko1a pa
ma dzia}o! Pozwalale$ pan w
kazdym la1ie okrada6 narod. "
Ma te s}owa W Izbie wybuch
ne}a straszna burza. Przy-
wr6cenie porzadku zaje}o DUO
czasu. Nastepnie Millevoy ma
pada1 gwa}townie ma Rouviera,
a to przy goracych oklaskach
monarchistow, bonapaltyst6w
i bulanzyst6w. Rouvier odpo-
wiada}, re kompania panam-
ska ME mia} mic do czynienia,
ale gdy rzsdowi potrzeba byfo
pieniedzy ma stlumienie spisku
Boulangera, pozyczYl osobiscie
pieniedzy cd Reinacha. Wre-
szcie zabra} CLOS Ribot. o
swiadczy} on, ze Mlllevoye ma
widocznie zamiar wywo}ae no.
wa awantura gromadzic skan'
dal ma skandal. Zada} on wo-
tum ufnosci dla rzadu : j u
zyskal takowe wiekszoscia 353
81. przeciw 81.