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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-02
An Open Letter to the Secretary in
Reply to His Personal
Statement
Asked to Publish the Full Text
OF the Letters He Quoted
From.
Ii Not, she WIN Publish Her Letters
From Young Jiln--Twn Alterna-
tiyes Before Him.

Sioux FALLS, s. d.. March Mrs. James
q. Blaine, jr., has furnished the Associated
press nm open letter in reply to the "Psr-
sonal Statement" made by james G. Blaine.
1t is as follows:
Dear Sir:--You have furnished the public
with remarkable production under cap
ton OF IA Personal Statement | con-
sider it my duty at this time to address Won
with that degree of dignity which your
position as public man entities you to-.
acknowledge your wel!-rendered. richly
deserved fame as a diplomat and nppre-
clate fully the weight your utterances
possess as fully ns do appreciate my own
weakness and my total inability to cope
with you In personal encounter; but
| ehall expect from you that considerate and
honorable treatment which | am sure
yonr keen sense Of + equity ana fair
ness will dictate A powerful man OF
great nation will surely accord to d weak
ana defenseless woman her full need or
Justice. You surely can ill afford to with
hold it. wish it distinctly understood bv
you am not asking sympathy. respect
fully demand justice. 1t is in your power
to grant this simple request. 1t remains to
be seen it you will do it. will aid you by
suggestion. Have the kindness to pub
l1sh in connection with your statement the
full text of the letters you have quoted
from. DO not, like q shrewd and unprin
cipled person, select only such pages az
may be needed to make out case. but
give the entire contents to the public.
that may be judged righteously.
You have the documents surely.
else yon could not quote from them. will
give you sufficient time in which to conform
to my reasonable demand, say ten days. If
at the end OF that time you fail to respond.
shall deem it my duty to give, in sub
stance. their contents and corroborate nv
statement by publishing letters from your
son, both prior and subsequent to our mar
rage. You know full we'll that your charges
against me regarding the marriage are IN
founded. 4 give you ample opportunity to
retract. You have two alternatives-tha
one suggested, or silence.
Your consideration Of your grandson will
surely induce you to decide in favor Of the
hrst. This is not proposed diplomatic
engagement on my part, for your success
IN dealing with powerful nations is too we'll
known Tor me to meet you on u:ly other
ground than as the mother of your grand
son. l take it that your sentiment was
prompted chiefly by the remarks OF Judge
thomas in rendering his decision which
gave me my freedom. have no defense to
OTTER IN his behalf. | simply desire, now
that you have arraigned me by the use of
fsagmentary quotations from my love let
ters to your son, that you be fair enough
to publish the originals in full. Twill tAen
prove to the world that your son was far
from weaklinp, and that you, his proud
father. we'll knew it long before he married
me. Truly yours.
MARY NEvINs BLAINE
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-02
Tic Wool Bill RESENTED.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-McMillin (Tenn. J,
from the committee on ways and means,
reported the free wool bill, which was re-
ported to the committee on the whole, to-
Rether with the views of the minority. pre-
sented by Burrows (Mich.) McMillin
stated that owing to the illness OF Springer,
he would not call the bill up until Tuesday
next. Bryan (Neb.) and Turner (Ga. re-
spectlvely, from the same committee re-
ported bills for the free entry of binding
twine and cotton bagging and ties, which
were referred to the committee of the whole,
and leave granted Payne IN. " and Dali
zell pa. to present the views of the MI
nority.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-02
The Second Step Already Taken.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The report of
Turner (Ga.), from the ways and means
committee, in favor of the bill admitting
free cotton bagging, ETC., says the right to
Imported bagglnG and ties, will, it is be-
lleved. protect the farmers and Iaborers
engaged in the production Of cotton against
corners and combinations among those
who under the present tariff. control the
supply OF these Indispensable articles. The
effect OF the Mckinley rates upon bagging
and ties, has not yet fully developed. The
first result has been to cut off lmportations
of these articles. The next step will be the
augmentation of price,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-02
About Warships and Consuls.

New YoRK, March 1.-The Herald's Val
paraiso special says the actual condition of
affairs relative to the purchase by Chilli of
warships from Great Britain is that this
country has an option until June. Ore of
them is III Armstrong's yards; the other is
the Portuguese, but not taken. The charges
against Consul McCreery and Lieut.. Har-
low. which have been before mentioned in
tho cable dispatches, have been forwarded
to the United states by mail. DIR. Trumbull
has also mniled Il statement that MoCreery
gave out tho news for which Admiral Brown
WAS wrongly blamed about the landing ut
Quinteros bny.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-02
Republican Financierins.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The senate
finance committee has directed that a
favorable report be made on the house bill
for the better control of and to promote
the safety of national banks. An amend
ment was added authorizing the banks to
enlarge their circulation to the full par
value Of United States bonds deposited, so
the bill must go back to the house if it
passes the senate. The committee ordered
adverse reports on four bills introduced by
democratic senators to remove taxation on
state bank circulation and to subject
national bank notes and United States
treasury notes to state taxation.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-02
neen Snow ut Elmira.

NEw YoRN, March 1.-The elections in
various cities of this state to-day re-
suited in net republican gain
OF supervisors. Tue election at
Elmira was complete turnover. Fred
Collins was the democratic nominee
for mapor, and David Robinson
son of Louis Robinson, the nomi-
nee of the republicans and inde-
pendents. The result was the
overwhelming defeat of the
democratic ticket and the election OF Rob-
inson. Tonight, although the snow is
nearly two feet deep, men are marching
with horns and celebrating the victory.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-02
The Greek Ministry

ATHENS, March 1.-The Greek cabinet has
resigned and the king has summoned
Tricoupis to form new ministry. This
VIII hring to an end the proceedings taken
by the Delyanuis ministry to impeach
Iricoupis, who was formerly prime minis
ter. The greatest excitement has been
caused by the resignation of tho ministry.
No definite information is at present OBJ
tsinablo AS to the causes which led to the
crisis, but it is known that the king TO-
quested the cabinet to resign. The minis
tiers decline to comply with the kings re-
quest ~ they have majority in the cham
ber of deputies,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-02

EIGHTY-TWo WEARS ago to-
DAY the present occupant Of the
Papal Chair was born.
1t has been regarded as Just
possible that His Holiness NAV
come to this country to open
the great Catholic Congress at
Chicago.
This congress is to some extent
an outgrowth of the Worlds Fair
and the topics it will be called
upon to discuss include some
social problems Of the most alb
sorbing interest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-02
Pacific Coast Gun Factory.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The senate COM
mittee on coast defense had under cousd-
GRAFTON this morning 8 bill appropriatine
ST, 100000 for the establishment of gun
factory on the Pacific coast and it was de
clded by unanimous vote to report it fa-
yorably to the senate. The location of the
site Of the factory is left to board to be
appointed BY the president, consisting Of
three officers of the army and three of the
navy. Senator FELTON, desired the bill to
be SO amended as to locate the site defn-
itely at Benicia CAL, but his motion to
this effect was voted down.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-02
Kio.ing In Tripoll.

LONDON, March IA dispatch from Tri-
poll announces that there has been serious
rioting there, growing out of the issuing of
tlrman by the sultan, making the natives
liable to oonsoription, from which thev
were hitherto exempt. A thousand Arabs
ASSEM- blaa outside the wallis of the CITY do
mnndirR the withdrawal of the tirman.
Tho Arabs had an encounter with the
troops, several being killed and MANY
wounded Europeans living in tho vicinity
have taken refuge in tho city. Business Is
suspended.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-02
Col. Sanders Has the Floor

WASHINGTON, March. 1.--In the senate
after the disposal of considerable business
of no great Importance the consideration
of the Idaho contested election case was re-
sumed and Sanders took the floor in de.
Tense of Claggetts right to u seat. Morgan
made Il legal and constitutional arguments
against the right of Dubose to ocoupy a
seat in the senate.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-02

A crazy shoemaker named Revell, living al
Broadsworth. Eng. killed his four children
Sunday by cutting their throats. Ho then
fatally wounded himself.
, 1892-03-26
The New Store in Basin

80 He subscriber offers for sale at
- moderate rates the following
Just received
Medleys Soap. Blue and Brown.
Jeffrey Stout. Quarts and pints.
Peters ms Butter. l & 23lb. tins.
Danish Oats Mech. ors.
Tuborg Beer Pints and quarts.
Cossar.'s Madeira Wines, well matured, in
glass. ~ MaImsey, London Market, and
LcnCon 1alt cElar.
Cockburn's Port Wine, in wood and bottle
Charente Brandy, Guards, Mounies &c.
WhiskIes- Ushers, Klnahan's and GlelfalIoch
in cases and by the bottle
John Durandis Sauterne, Tour Blanche,
Australian Wines; Tintara and Burgundy,
quite pure. and hi ghly recommended.
Ceylon Tea. J and ! ID loaded pkts.
China Black Tea, in boxes, % lbs.
Bags fine Hayti Coffee.
Schweitzer's Cocoatina.
CusiLier's French Liqueurs.
Valentines Meat Juice, Seltzogenes.
Fresh Salmon, D & Ms Backing and a
fine assortment Of
PORTO RICO CIGARS,
"Ultramaris al, Dos Antillas' LA Borinquen
"Lomba, &c"
THOS. PEARSON.
Basin, 18th March 1892.
, 1892-03-26
Hus og Lod

No. ID Compagnigade Christiansted med
alt tilbeh6r blive opraabt til Bor:salg we'd 3
offenllige Auctioner, ovGrensstemmende med
Reglernei Placat 22de April 1917.
Auc;ionerne afholdes paa 1n4ertesnede
Auctionskontor som folger:
lste Auction TIRsDAGEN den 12te April
d.A.
2den Auction T1RsDAGEN den 26do April
d. A.
3die Auction TIRSDAGEN den lode Mai
d. A.
hver Days Eltermiddag KIP.
Conditioner, MISUNDERSTANDING og andre
Salget vedkommende Dokumenter Vile fra
1Ste Auction vere til Eftersyn paa Auctions
kontoret.
Denne Bekjendtgj5 relso tjener tlligo til
Efterretning tor Panthavere og andre We'd
kommende.
Christiansteds Auctionskontor, St. Croix
den Tide Marts 1892.
MAXEN.
, 1892-03-26
A u 7 O N.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bekiendtgi6r
a herved, at efter B~egjering af Christiansteds
Skifteret som behandlende Boet efter afgang-
ne ugift HENR1ETTE ERlKSEN vii den
Boet tilh0rendo Eiendom
, 1892-03-26

1ste Auction MANDAGEN den lite April
d. A.
Eden Auction MANDAGEN den 25de April
d. A..
3die Auction MANDAGEN den 9de Mai
d. A.
hver Days Eftermiddag H. 2.
Conditioner, Vurderingsforretning og andre
Salget v%edkommende Documenter Vile fra late
Auction ware i'll EfterSyn paa Auotionskon-
toret.
Denne Bekjendtgj6relse tjener tillige til
Efterletning for Panthavere o. andre We'd
kommende.
Chri~tiansteds Anction8kontor, St. Croix
den Tide Mats 1892.
MAXEN,
, 1892-03-26
MAXEN.
Translation.
A CTION N.

wHE Vendue Director hereby makes known.
1 that at the request Of Christiansted's Deal
ing Court as administering the estate Of the
late Miss HENHIETlE ERIK5EN, the pro
perry belonging to said estate
, 1892-03-26
Hou~e and Lot

No. II Companiglde in Christianstod with
all appertenHnces viii be offered for sale at 3
public Auctions, to be held in accordance with
the rules in the Placard dated 22nd April
1917.
The Auctions win be held at the undersign-
ed Office as follows
1st Auc ion on TUESDAY the 18th April
next.
End Auction on TUESDAY the goth April
next.
3rd Auction on TUESDAY the 10th May
next.
each day at 2 o'clock pm,
Conditions, appraisements and other docu-
mtnts relating to the sale may be seen at the
Auction Office from the LIST Auction.
This advertisement serves also for the in
formation Of mortgage holders and others
concerned.
Christiansted's Vendue Office, St. Croix the
18th March 1892.
MAXEN.
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Przybycie parowcow.

~
Bremerhaven:. Trave z New
Yorku.
Neao YORK;: City of Berlin
z Liverpoolu, Illinois z An
twerpii.
Loodym: Sygn: Egyptian
Monarch, Carthage z Bait, Au-
ranian i Michigan. z N. Y,
Minnesota 2 Bait.
Boston,. Roman Liverp.
Hovre: La Champagne N.
Yorku.
Llverpoob:; Wyoming 2 N.
Yorku.
Baltimore: Edam z Amsterd.
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Niemcy.
Berlin, II marca.

Nag1a zmlana poWletrza,
kt6re teraz jest zimne i will
gotne, spowodowafa mn6stwo
chor6b W miescie.
,,Reichsanzeiger'' podaje
dzisiaj wazne pismo cesarza do
ministeryum pruskiego, W kt6-
rem cesarz oswiadcza, re mad
szed} czas, azeby zniesc konfi-
skate w}asnosci by}ego kr6la
Hannoweru. Ksiaze Cumber-
land W liscie do cesarza, W
ktorym prosi takie zniesienie
koniskaty majatku mu nalez-
nego, wyraza wiernosG dla ce-
sarstwa niemieckiego i zrzeka
sic zupe3nie praw do kr6lestwa
HannoWeru na rZecz Prus. Io
za}atwia W zupelnosci kwestya
funduszu Welf6w, / kwestya
ksiestwa Brunszwiku, kt6re
juz stanowczo przechodza
pod zarzad cesarstwa. Fun
dusz Welf6w oddaje cesarstwo
spadkobiercy prawnemu. Mad
to sprawa TIA polepszy stosun-
ki pomiedzy cesarzem rodzi-
nami panuiqcymi w Danii /
Rosyi.
W ogrodzie W Tivoli pred
brama ,,Hallisches Thor" od
by}o sic dzisiaj zgromadzenie
$500 robotnik6w ME majacych
zatrudnienia. Zgromadzenieod
by3o sic spokojnie i W porzad-
ku.
Kilka zgromadze1 auarchi-
stow, ktore sic odby}y W ciagu
tygodnia, swiadczy, re si}a a.
narchist6w sic powieksza. Ma
pewnem zgromadzeniu, ma kt6-
re zebra}o sic 1900 anarchi-
stow, uchwalono, azeby umiar-
kowanych socyalist6w napiet-
nowa6 jako ,,zdrajc6w proleta-
ryatu i socyalist6w rzado-
wych". R6wniez uchwalono,
azeby umiarkowane czasopis-
mo socyalistyczne ,,Vorwaerts"
nadal ME uwazano "a organ
robotnikow i azeby pochwaliG
uznac potrzebe wyznawania
zasad ateistycznych.
Berlin, 13 marca.
Wielki Ksiaze heski Lud-
wik umar1 dis rano o godz. l
minut Is. Urodzony II wrze,
snia 1887 W Bessungen ko}o
miasta Darmstadtu, wstap1 ma
tron 13 czerwca 1877 po swo-
i'm stryju Ludwiku III. Jego
naistarsza c6rka, ksiezniczka
Victoria, zosta1a ma{zonka
ksieciaLudwika Battenberga;
ksiezniczka Elzbieta wysz}a "a
rosyjskiego ksiecia sergiusza,
a ksiezniczka Irena, trzecia
c6rka, "a ksiecia pruskiego
Henryka. Nastepca jest ksia-
20 Ernst Ludwik, urodz. 25go
listopada 1868.
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WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
Kandydaci ma alderman0w.

Kandydaci ma aldermanOw.
Przedwczoraj odby}y sic kon-
wencye obu partyj, t.j. repu-
blika6skiej i acknowledgement,
celem nominowania kandyda-
tow ma alderman6w. Partya
robotnicza zamianuje swoich
kandydat6w ma alderman6N i
ma urzednik6w okreg6w miej-
skich (lowns) dopiero W przy
sz1a sobote, d. 1890 b. m.
Rezultat tych nominacyj by}
nastepujacy:
l warda: J. j. Coughlin VIA
sciciel kapielowego zak}adu,
dem., Lester H. Hills sekretarz
kompanii elektrycznej, rep
Aptekarz E.Ebert niezaleznym
bedzie kandydatem.
9 warda: D. J. Horan, pred.
siebiorca pogrzeb6w, rep. De-
mokraci beda popierali po
wielkiej czejci tego republika.
nina. Alderman Vierling, re-
publ, bedzie niezaleznvm kan
dydatem.
3 warda: Edward Mariner,
grosernik, rep Demckraci nj
kogo tu jeszcze ME nominowa-
Ii. Niezaleznym kandydatem
bedzie aid. German.
4 warda: Aid. Hepburn, re-
publ; Louis Calm, dem. Me
zalezny: W. Montague, czfo-
mex gie}dy.
warda: John Ernst, trudni
sic przewozeniem dom6w, dem,
John Bogt, browarz, rep. Me
zalezni: Elk aid. Connor, plum
biarz i aid. Chas. Duer, akcYo.
naryusz W browarze.
6 warda: Aid. E. Burke, de-
mokr. Republikanie ME no.
minowali nikogo jeszcze. Me.
zaleznym bedzie John Hassen.
Z warda: Aid. John A. Coo
ke, rep; Matthias j. Lillig,
dem.
s warda: William Leoeffler,
DEM; Joseph Walsh, urze-
dnik miejski, rep,
9 warda: Aid. Edward E.
Cullerton, dem; George Lau.
ferski, Polak, krawiec, rep.
Niezalezny: Fred. Rohde.
10 warda: James A. Fle-
ming, w}asciciel piwiarni, rep.
Demokratyczne g}osy dziela sic
jeszcze miedzy Ora John G.
Spray a Chas. Schumacher.
Niezaleznymi beda: Aid. Will
liam Schwerin i Her m a n n
Scheck, handlarz wegli.
IL warda: Geo.B. Swift, by
}y nadkomisarz, rep. i R. j.
Smith, prezydent Traders In,
sur. Company, dem.
- warda: Aid. Martin, rep,
Frank j. Shields, w}asciciel
wypozyczalni powoz6w, dem.
Niezalezny; ex.alderm. Camp
bell.
13 warda: Charles Swigert,
agent sprzedazy realnosci; rep.
flames Kincade, ,handlarz drze
wa, dem.
IA warda: Aid. James Ke.
ats, rep, Charles G. Breyer,
plumbiarz, dem. Niezalezny:
Wesley Gross.
Is warda: Agent JamesRed-
dick, rep. i J. Burke, dem.
16 warda: Peter j. Ellert,
dem.; Jacob Horn, w1asclciel
handlu mebli, rep. Aug. j.
: Kowalski bedsie niezaleznym
kondud at.m
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ROk III.


K. Rit, rep; Albert Potthof,
dem.
81 warda: Aid. Adam Me.
yer, w}asciciel handlu maxi
paszy, dem.; John G. Armbru-
ster, wlasciciel piwiarni, rep.
90 warda: Adwokat Arnold
Tripp, dem; William Banner,
kontraktor, rep.
% warda: John Larsen, gro.
sernik, rep; Aid. Dan O'Brien,
dem.
"a warda: Kowal Louis Wa
dsword, rep. i Broad McAbee,
w}asciciel drukarni, dem.
% warda: Adwokat Austin
O. Sexton, dem., Agent Frank
Chapman, rep.
26 warda: W1asciciel cegiel-
nj j. Lutter, dem., kapitalista
John Turner, rep.
81 warda: Kontraktor Fred.
Hansen, rep; Leonidas Tho
mas, dem.
90 warda: W1asciciel handlu
wegli Daniel Ackermann,rep.;
w}asciciel groserni i plwiarni
John Larney, dem.
% wards: AID. Thomas Ga.
han, DEM; Thomas Reese, rep.
80 warda: Aid. John Ken
ney, DEM; handlarz drzewa
Edw. Peterson, rep. - VIA.
sciciel piwiarni Christ. Peter
sen bedzie niezaleznym.
81 warda: Aid. Noble, rep;
VIM. H. King, dem.
80 warda: James r. Mann,
lep. Aid. G. Kinney, popie'
rany przez demokrat6w, poi
die niezaleznle.
SO warda: Wlasciciel pi.
wiarni j. Marsh. dem.; G. S.
Howell, rep. Niezalezny: aid.
P. German.
"a warda: W1asciciel han.
dlu wegli Quinn, dem., Bran.
tin, rep.
We wfasnej Obr0nie,
julius Caspar wszed} wczo-
raj p6zno wieczorem do plwiar
nj w. ]. Lewandowskiego pod
nrem 1T w. Is str, i zazada{
piwa. Lewaudowski zajety
w}asnie, troche sic op6znif, ale
Casparowi wydawa}o sic to
ociaganie sic "a d}ugie, wiec
porwa{ Lewandowskiego "a
brode j pociagna} go mocno.
Lewandowski, azeby sic obro-
mic, pochwyci1 "a faszke, kt6ra
mia} pod reka j rozb} ia 0
glove Caspara. Caspar polka
leczony W glove. zosta1 zawie-
ziony do szpitala okregowego;
Lewandowskiego aresztowano.
Rabasie.
Dw6ch m}odych rabusi6w
napad}o napania Maggie Main,
zam. pod nrem 497 w. Madi-
son str. w sobote wieczorem
ma ulicy Elizabeth w poblizu
Washington Boulevard. Zaaa.
dali cd niel pieniedzy, a kiedy
ich wydac ME chcia}a, zawlekli
ia do zaufku W poblizu Carroll.
ne Hotel i tam ia obrabowali.
Zabrali jej got6wka $40 j
.stara monete z roku 1884.
Pani Main sadzi, re pozna
swych napastnik6w, skoro ich
uirzy.
Smutny wypadek.
Woznica William Drew
chcia} wczoraj ma Il ulicy
przeiechac przez szyny koleio-
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Poniedzia1ek, dnia II Marca 1892 r.

vie odzyskae i spodziewa sic
"a jake 4 tygodnie ukazat sic
W kongresie. Poniewaz debaty
Glove tax d}ugo zapewne sic
pociagna, przeto zapewne be-
die m6gf mice jeszcze move
ma zako1czenie.
Blaine r6wniez ma sic zna-
cznie lepiej.
Aspiranci ma Osadnik0w.
Guthrie, 0. r., 13 marca.
Mnostwo tedy przejezdza lu.
dzi, kt6rzy chca dla siebie Ia
pewnic otrzymanie gruntow,
jake wkr6tce zostana otwarte
dla osadnik6w w siedzibach
Indyan szczepu Arapahoe i
Cheyenne. Jak sic zdaje, oko}o
800 os6b czeka ma to, azeby
i'm grunta wydzielono. Pomie-
dzy kolonistami DUO jest Ne
grow.
Niewinnie skazany.
PiHsbwg, Pa., l3 marca.
Negr Henry Briceland, ska.
zany pred 81 laty ma dozy'
wotnie wiezienie "a morder-
stwo, utrzymuje, re moze teraz
podac dowody, IL by4 niewin,
nym bedzie sic stara} o uwol-
nienie. Briceland zostal ska
zany dlatego, ze okolicznoscio
we dowody by}y bardzo Gle
zkie. Morderstwo zosta}o po-
pe}nione we W as gto n
County. Niejakiemu Alling-
ham ktos roztrzaskal czaszke,
podczas gdy leza} W }6zku przy
oknie. Morderca wywiercl W
okiennicy dziurs, w}ozy1 przez
otwor rure nape1niona prochem
i proch zapali}. Eksplozya
by1a straszna: Allingham 20
stall zabity. Briceland jako po.
dejrzany zostal aresztowany,
ale poniewaz dowod6w wprost
ME by}o, przeto skazano go ma
dozywotnie wiezienie, gdy wilma
jego zdawa}a sic oczywista.
Briceland W czasie swego 81
letniego wiezienia oszczedzi}
sobie 5000 dolar6w, kt6re chce
ma to }ozyt, azeby wolrosc od-
zyskac.
Wielki pOzar.
Bedford, I1ad., l3 marca,
Wielki pozar nawiedzi} dis
nasze miasto i poch}onaf IL
dom6w przemys}owych i 3 do
my mieszkalne. Tylko 3 domy
pomiedzy spalonych by}y u
bezpieczone, to bardzo nisko.
Szkode obliczaja ma $4,000.
MorderstwO.
Sacramento, Ca1., l3 marca.
N. J. Volmer, by}y zarzadca
fanny J6zefa G. Faira zastrze
lii dis Charlesa Flegera. Fle-
ger W piwiarni siedzia} przy
stole i czyta}, kiedy Volmer
wszed}, widocznie pijany. spo.
strzeg}szy Flegera, wyjaf re-
wolwer i strzeli1 do niego z o.
dleg}osci pieciu krok6w. Cd
niejakiego czasu panowa3a mie-
dzy mimi nieprzyjaz1. Oby-
dwaj zarzadzajac farma Sena-
tora Faira, posiadali takze VIA
sna farme. Fair zarzuci} Vol
merowi, ae wiecej niz $4,000
z dochod6w fanny sobie przy-
w}aszczy}, a Fleger by} swiad-
klein W tel sprawie przeciw
VolmeroWi.
Przybycie parOwcOW.
Bgemerhave,a: Trave z New
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-03-14

programu. Wedle planu gor-
nikow strajk zarzadzony zosta}
W tym celu, azeby targi wegli
uwolnie cd obecnych zapas6w,
by nadal w}asciciele kopal6
ME podawali niskich cen jako
powodu obnizenia p}ac. Dzisiai
0 godz. 2 popo}udniu g6rnicy
W Lancashire, Cheshire i
Yorkshire, z}ozyli robote ku
cyki wyprowadzono Z kopal6.
Teraz przy zatrudnieniu POGO
stall juz tylko ludzie zatru'
dnieni ponad powierzchnia,
dozorcy szyb6w t. p, kt6rych
unie jeszcze ME powo}a4y do
strajku. Take W Durham
zaprzestano pracowaf.
Strajk ten zosta} zarzadzony
wlasciwie takze na korzysc
w1ascicieli kopal1. Ci bowiem
znaczuiejsze osiagna korzysci,
skoro ceny beda musieli pod
niest, anizeli sami robotnicy, i
robotnicy wiedza o tenn dobrze.
Belgijscy handlarze zapowie,
dzieli, re nadesla wegle do
Anglii rzekami Tyne Tami
"a, ale ME doniesli lie. Roz-
nosiciele i wy}adowywacze
chca przeszkodzic wy}adowy-
waniu tych wegli i zapewne
nastapia zaburzenia.
w Nottingham strajkuje
dis 10000 gornik6w.
Hiszpania.
Mad'yt, II marca.
Dzisiaj 20 ludzi usi}owa}o
miasto Almagro W Nowej Ka-
stylii spalic. Rozpoczeto cd
mostu kolejowego, ktory mi
szczono czesciowo. Ale poll
eva byia ostrozna i rozpedzi4a
szajke.
Madryt, 13 marca.
Szkody zrzadzone przez wy
levy W Hiszpauii So znaczniej'
sze, anizell poczatkowo sadzo-
no. Prawie wSzystkie koleje
ucierpia}y, / wiele miast jest
odcietych cd okolicy. Wade
miejscowe W Andaluzyi b}aga-
ia Rad o pomoc: Kr6lowa z
prywatnej szkatu}y wyznaczy-
IA 10000 dolar6w, a Rad 100
tysiecy dolar6w dla niesienia
ulgi wiedzonym powodzia.
ROsya.
Krak6v, u marca.
Rosya ustawicznie sciaga
wielkie wojska ku granicy.
We wioskach i innych miejsco-
wosciach Kr6lestwa zamowio.
no kwatery dla 100000 zo}nie-
rzy.
POrtugalia.