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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25
Don't AGiOnrn Yet!

We have believed that the Ohio
Legislature was fooling away its
time and ought to have adjourned
weeks ago, but we have discovered
our mistake and hasten to take our
expressed opinion on this subject
back.
Our change of opinion was
brought about by the action Of Hon
William P. Price, the ever watch
ful Repres entatiVe from the Hook
ing-Vinton aggregation.
MIR. Price has discovered a mat
ter which demands immediate leg
islative action, and we tremble to
think what might have become of
US as people if the Legislature
had adjourned before it had provid-
ed for adequate protection to the
Opossum.
We honestly believe that the
ma ter would have escaped the at
tention of the obtuse Republican
statesmen if our representative
had not called their wandering
faculties from their wool gather
ing, by bill declaring it to be un-
lawful to kill, worry or wound a
'possum between March 10 and
November 1st.
There must be no sine die bust
ness of the Legislative mill until
this important piece of legislation
is placed on the statute book, and
our winter supply of meat duly
protected.
Think, if you please! Ponder for
a moment, what enormous injury
to our best interests might result
from the Legislative neglect of this
matter, and what an irreparable
calamity might be precipitated
upon us by the untutOred denizens
of the red-brush regions of Vinton.
Without this legal protection the
beautiful, companionable and
friendly 'pOssum might meet his
death at the hands of some vandal
farmer, who had surprised his pos
Surnship on some dark, damp, sog-
gy, summer night in his hen house.
w. p. Price and the 'possum will
go down to history as mutual
friends and in the ages yet to come
the Mother Marsupial will teach
her children to reverence the name
of him who so positively, particu-
larly and perfectly protected their
prOgenitOrs.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25
The Champion OF The Pansy.

Cleveland Plain Dealer,
1t would hardly be appropriate
to speak of Representative Butler
of Iowa as ga daisy" but were he
to be alluded to as "only a pansy
blossom" he would not be likely to
take offense. Mr. Butler, who will
close his only term in congress
next week, will be recorded in the
congressional annals for the adj
miration of all future ages as the
champion of the pansy flower and
the proposer of various measures
designed to associate it with Amer
ican greatness. Last December
he introduced couple of bills the
object of which was to make the
pansy the national flag. If the
Butler project were to be adopted
the stars would be blotted out from
sold glory" and their places taken
by pansy blossoms, grouped in the
form of pansy. The bills were
sent to committee without hori-
cultural tastes and nothing more
has been heard Of them.
Nothing daunted by this lack of
sympathy Mr.. Butler yesterday
introduced another couple of bills
for the glorification Of his favorite
flower. One provided for change
of attire for the goddess of liberty,
giving her new pair of lace-up
shoes, long stockings, a short skirt
reaching not quite to the knee, a
tight-fitting bodice with sleeves to
the elbow, and Il pansy cap. The
other bill directed a change of the
seal so that above the eagles head
should be "a glory breaking
through cloud pansy." These
bills also went to a committee that
doesn't know pansy cap. AS Mr..
Butler does not return to the next
congress the "face flower" will lose
its champion.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25
Salt Greek.

The NJ. E. Society held their first
quarterley meeting for this year
at Mt. Carmel Feb. 1870" Rev
James Million officiating in place
of the presiding Elder.
There seems to be something
wrong with the mail system of late
for several weeks past the DEMO
Graf has been from week to ten
days behind time and according to
dates and post marks, it has took
a letter six days to come from
Logan to Haynes Post Office
On Feb. IS" about seventy five of
the neighbors assembled at the
Kennedy mansion and gave Miss
Maggie Kennedy grand surprise
dinner.
William Parks is on the sick list.
Stacy Hoy who moved to Col
umbus some time ago will move
back to his former residence on
Salt Creek this week.
r. e. McFadden suddenly and
mysteriousIy disappeared from
this, neighborhood, one night last
week no cause is known for his
sudden flight.
Jack Buteman of Frankfort, Ohio.
is visiting his uncle G. j. Wood
ward this week.
The little daughter Of Mr.. g. Mrs.
George Hunter is dangerously ill.
REPORTER
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25

The failure of the Reading Rail
road and Coal Co. on last Monday,
was in the nature of a surprise, as
1t was supposed that this combina-
tion was we'll nigh invuInerable.
In attempting to increase its
strength the Reading people un-
dertook to draw several of the
New England roads into the COM
bine. This action antagonized the
Vanderbilts, and a receiver for the
Reading is the result.
This giant was one of the worst
monopOlies Of the Coal trade of
Pennsylvania, and the eXtortion
practiced upon the people of Phila-
delphia, New York and New
Jersey was without precedent, and
the failure may be n blessing to
the patrons Of the combine.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25

April I, 1898, to March 81, 1898;
William Kirkley, of Lucas county,
Commissioners Railroads and Tele-
graphs, from March s, 1898, to
March 7, 1896; George w. Morgan,
Of Knox county, Trustee Columbus
Insane Asylum, from April 4, 1898,
to the first Monday in April, 1898;
Charles Rose, of Ottowa county,
Trustee of the Blind Asylum, from
April 4, 1898, to the first Monday
in April, 1898.
Brothe Barleon, of the Vinton
Record, was a candidate for Super
visor of State Printing, but it
would seem by the above that Tony
was left out in the cold. Too bad!
And Tony knows how to get a
good quality of apple butter cheap
to, and could have saved the State
considerable in printing ink
The (NeJSonUiIJe) Buckeye.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25

Gen Pierre Gustave Toutant
Beauregard, died at his home in
New Orleans on last. Monday
evening, the 2O,inst. of heart fail.
ure.
Gen. Beauregard is among the
last of the generals Of the confeder-
acy.
He was born in 1918, and was
educated at West Point, from
which he graduated in 1888.
He served in the Mexican war
with the Artillery, and was twice
wounded.
He commanded the confederates
at the bombardment of Fort
Sumter, aud at the first battle of
Bull Run, and was second in COM
mand at shiloh, until the death of
Gen Johnston in the afternoon of
the first day after which the full
command devolved on him.
Since the war he has been the
President of the New Orleans,
Jackson and Mississippi Railroad,
and also President and one of the
managers of the Louisiana Lottery,
from which he drew Il princely
salary.
His fortune is cOnsidera ble.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25

WE feel sure that every one pos
sessed of any sympathy will feel
sorry for the financial downful of
Gov. Mckinley, resulting from
his becoming surety for Robert L.
Walker of Youngstown. AT last
reports the amount of his surety
ship is more than one-hundred
thousand dollars, which is a sum
greater than the assets of both
Walker and the Governor.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25

lars on the public roads annually,
and yet the roads are no better
now than they were ten years ago,
showing to all thoughtful people
that the present mode of proceed
ure can never give us good high
ways.
We have plan, a new departure
for improving our roads, which we
believe will be effective and prac-
tical.
The first step in our plan is to
have an enabling act, permitting
the issue of County bonds not to
exceed the sum of $25O,OO0, eXten.
ding the payment over period of
twenty-five years, and bearing five
per cent. interest, payable semian-
nually. This will provide fund
for the business.
The next step in our plan is to
have a review and careful survey
and measurement of each road to
be improved, the location of the
road to be changed wherever ne
cessary to better the road-bed
either as to grade or otherwise, and
also to determine the best and
most feasible plan for the proper
drainage and improvement of the
road at all points, and to give to
the commissioners u careful esti-
mate of the cost Of such changes
and construction.
Lastly let specifications of the
work be prepared, and the work
sold to the lowest responsible bid
der and be required to complete
the work according to the specifica-
tions, and to the satisfaction of the
Commissioners or superintendent.
This is the plan in brief, the de-
tails can be worked out at any
time, but that some such plan is q
necessity, we think is proven by
our experience of the last decade.
The rate of taxation need not be
materially increared to accomplish
the end, by the proposed plan.
1t would require about Il four
and half mill rate to meet the in
terest and provide sinking fund
for the bonds; but we can drop the
present two mill levy for roads,
and one mill of the Bridge levy;
making three mills, aud as will be
seen the net increase in taxation
will not exceed one and one half
mills, or $3.50 on the ~ GOO of valu-
alton.
The benefits resulting, to the
farmer, from good roads have been
so often and so well delineated
that we need not repeat them, but
of the benefit to and increase in
the value of farm lands not much
has been said.
There are in Hooking County a
few more than 100000 acres, the
value of which would be increased
fully one dollar per acre, if the
roads contiguous to them were such
that you could reach market,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25
BarIeon Not In 1t.

governor Mckinley sent the fol-
lowing appointments to the Senate
last Thursday afternoon, and they
were confirmed without reference:
Leo lIirsch, Supervisor Of Public
Printing, from April If, 1898, to
April IS, 1895; George A. Hay, of
Coshocton county, member Of the
Board Of Penltentiary Manag ers,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25
improve the Roads.

The subject Of wagon roads inn
provement is just now occupying
some Of the best minds Of the coun-
try, and it is safe 20 predict that
the time for general move in the
direction Of better roads is not far
in the future.
Hooking County spends about
eighteen or twenty thousand dol
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25

THUS far there is no millionaire
in Mr.. Cleveland's Cabinet, and he
will probably succeed in finishing
it without putting in any of those
who think their possession of more
money than they have earned en-
titles them to anything they want.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25

WOULD it not be a good idea to
bond the State to help Gov. Nc
Kinley recover from his financial
ruin, the idea would be no worse
than the proposition to bond Logan
for a similar purpose.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25

The Democratic Primaries must
be held not later than the 18th Of
March, and the result must reach
the County Board of Dept. Super
visors not later than March %.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25

DEMOCRATS get ready TO hold
your township primaries and see
that the township clerk certifies
the result to county Board not later
than March %, or it will be too
late.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25

HAY is selling for $16 per ton,
but the roads are in too bad a con-
dition for the farmers to take ad-
vantage of the high price.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25

IF Hooking wishes to keep peace
with other counties of the State,
she must improve her highways,
and that with as little delay as pos
sible.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25

THE young mems Democratic
Club of Lancaster purpose on at
tending the Inauguration. They
will travel by the b. g. O.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25

THE Legislature of North Dako-
to has elected w. N. Roash, who is
a straight Democrat U. S. Senator.
This is the result of a Republican
quarrel.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25

NORTH DAKOTA settles the Unit
ed States Senate. There will be
IS democrats and Al Republicans
and Populists.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25

THE Republican party in Kansas
now consists Of the Santa Fe Rail
road.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-25
SEIERIFF'S SALE.
Byron Stall, PtT. VS. Anna Leach, Deft.

Byron Stall, PtH. VS. Anna Leach, DeGt.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
ed, Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio, by Vir-
tue OF an Order of Sale Issued ont Ofsaid
Court in the above entitled cause, and to him
directed as sheriff of said County, viii, at
the door of the Court House in Logan, on
Saturday, March 20, 4. ID. 1898,
at o'clock p. NJ. of said day, offer for sale at
public auction, the following lands and tene-
ments, situate in Hooking County. Ohio, to-
wit.
Situate i'm the County of Hooking, State of
Ohio, and in the Village Of South Blooming
vile and known as lot number three in the
town of South BoOmingville as set forth of
recorded plat Of same containing one fourth
acres.
Appraised at $25700
Terms cash,
Given under my hand at Logan Ohio, this
q, day of Feb, A. ID. lS93.
d. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
BY II. DaVey, Deputy.
j. B, Riason, Atty for Ptf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-16
AresztOwanie anarchist0w
W Hiszpanii.

BARCELONA, 10 marca. -
Aresztowano tutaj 6ciu anar-
chist6w. Powodem aresztu by}
nastepuiscy wypadek: Przy
3adowauiu roznych towar6w ma
statek zostal zabity robotnik
w}oski, jak sic pokaza1o, wsku-
tex eksplozyi bomby, kt6ra
wypad}a mu rak ma ziemie.
Gdy rozpoczeto W tel sprawie
sIedztwo, policya W mieszkaniu
w}asciciela statku znalaz}a wie-
lie drukow anarchistycznych,
zakazane gazety, dwie bomby i
znaczna ilost prochu. Papie-
ry znalezione podczas re"izyi
daily powod do aresltowania
jeszcze pieciu anarchist6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-16
Prawdopodobnie morderstw0.

Wczoraj wieczorem znaleziono ma
rogu Walsh Courti S. May str. J6
zefa Bakse lezacego bez przytomno.
Sci, twarza do ziemi. Policyant Page,
ktory go spostrzegi, widziaa zarazem,
ze w}osy jego krwia byiy oblane,
kiedy podnioss jego glove, ujrzaa
mad prawem okiem gieboks rane
zadana widocznie siekiera, kt6ra obok
lezala. Baksa oddychai jsszcze: przy
pomocy innych policyant6w spiesznie
zawezwanych zaniesiono go ma w6z,
ably zawiez6 do szpitala powiato-
wego; po drodze jednakowoz Baksa
umar}, ME odzyskawszy juz przyto'
mnosci.
Jakis nieznany morderca siekiera
widocznie uderzy} go W glove tax
SLIME, ze rozbi1 mu czaszke tax, il
m6zg MONA by1o widziec dok}adnie
przez otw6r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-16
NOtatki telegraticZne
Zagranicy.

- Lekarz Gladstone'a DIR.
Clarke ksza} mu dla poprawy
zdrowia uda6 sic ma pewlen
czas mad morze.
= w Berlinie ukaza}a sic
zaraza pyska i racic ma byd1o.
= w Manchester zbankru-
towaf ma 100000 w}asciciel
warsztat6w budowy okret6w
II. Hildesheim.
E. P. Deacon, zamozny
Amerykanin, znany ztad, ze
zamordowa} W Nicei Francuza
Abeille, powraca dziecmi do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Zona,
z kt6ra otrzyma} rozw6d, po-
zostaje W Europe.
w Paryzu zmar} baron
du Casse, znany, jako wybi-
thy officer pisarz wojskowy.
= Katolicy szwedzcy, au.
stryaccy i niemieccy wniesli do
Ojca Sw. petycye prosba o
zwo}anie katolickiej konferen-
cyl, majacej ma celu zniesienie
szulerstwa w Monte Carlo.
= Wojska rzsdowe W pow
sta6czej brazyliiskiej prowin-
cyl Rio Grande do Sui zdoby}y
miejscowos6 Villarosario.
Z Rzymu donosza, il pry.
masem Afryki ma miejsce
zmarlego kardyna}a Lavigerie,
Francuza, prawdopodobnie 20
stanie mianowany duchowny
w}oski.
W Honduras (Srodk. A
meryka) panuja ciagse zamie-
ski i walki pomiedzy dwoma
pretendentami do prezydentu-
ry, jenera}ami Vasquez i Bo.
nilla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-16
Przeciw handlOwi nieWOlnikami
W Afryce.

BRUKsELLA, logo marca.-
Belgijskie Tow. przeciw ME-
wolnictwu W Afryce odnios}o
sic do ministra spraw zagra.
nicznych bar. Lambremont z
petycya, W kt6rej aada ograni'
czenia ciagle wzrastajacego
handlu niewolnikami W Airy
ce, a przedewszystkiem wstrzy-
mania sprzedazy broni palnej
handlarzom niewolnik6w. Ia
sprzedaz wbrew uchwa1om
konferencyi miedzynarodowe;;
W Brukselli odbywa sic obec-
nie ma wielka skale we wscho-
dniej Afryce. Gazety belgij'
skie, komentujac to sprawe,
twierdza, re handel bronia
prowadzony jest gsownie przez
Niemc6w i Anglik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-16
TelegTamy zagranlezls,
Panamski process.

PABYz, 15 marca. = Dzi-
siejsza sesya procesu pansm-
skiego mniej zgromadzila sau-
chaczy i W og6le mniej byla
interesuiaca. Dzieh poswieco-
ny byl rozprawom sadowym.
Przemawia} obszernie gl6wny
prokurator, zadajac kary ma
wszystkich oskarzonych. O.
skaraal specyalnie Karola Les
sepsa, se chcial ,,rzuciG piasek
W oczy" przysieglym przy po-
mocy takich samych sztuczek,
przy pomocy kt6rych uzyski,
wal nabywc6w dla swoich o.
bligacyi panamskich. Obszer-
ne zeznania dotyczace PIP.
Freycineta, Floqueta i Cle-
menceau, byly zbyteczne. Go
do pieniedzy, kt6re miaf cd
niego wziaG Floquet, prokura-
tor ME dale temu WARY. Bal
hut sam sic przyznal do why
i dla tego stosownie do tego
przyznania osadza go przysie-
gil. Dalei prokurator osmie
szal twierdzenia Lessepsa, re
byl zmuszany do dawania Ia
p6wek gwaltem; wyrazenie, re
opadali go zadajacy 3ap6wek
nakszta}t ,,rozb6jnik6w ulicz-
nych" uwaza} "a frazes, obli-
czony ma wywarcie wrazenia
na slabe inteligencye. Proku-
rator zada} take surowej kary
ma Fontane'ai Blondina. Go do
poaosta4ych oskarzonych twier-
dzi}, ae wyjasnienia ich So wy
-kretne gososiowne 2ada3
take ich ukarania, Zako6czyl
wreszcie oorazem nedzy cier-
pie6, jake ponlos}y ofary pa
namskich spekulacyj, tysisce
drobnych kapitalist6w we
Francyi, Ma TEN posiedzenie
zamknieto. Nastepuych dni
bads przemawiali obro6cy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-16
NOtatki Miejskie.

: Wczorajsza temperature maj.
wyzsza II stopni, nainizsza 8 stop.
80 G. i-130 C.) Czytelpicy przy-
pominaja sobie, re W poniedzia}ek
najwyzsza temperature wynosila 90
stopni Fahrenheita: W przeciagu 48
godzin r6znica 81 stopni W tempera.
turze jest czems dla Enropejczyk6w
nieznanem. Jest to r6znica przeslo
% stopni Celsiusza.
= Process ponowny przeciw Dan
Coughlinowi, ktory raz juz zostas byl
skazany "a udzial " morderstwie dra
Cronina, . potem nowy process otrzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-16
Czwartek dnia 16 Marca 1898 r.
StOsunki Anglii re StOlica
ApOstOlska.

LoNDYN, 10 marca. Kore'
spondent, ,,Standarda" Rzy-
mu donosi, re Gladstone mia1
sic zgodzic ma przywr6cenie
stosunk6w dyplomatycznych
pomiedzy stolica apostolska a
Anglia. Internuncyusz bedzie
wys}any do Londynu dla pre-
prowadzenia ostatecznego po.
rozumienia z rzadem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-16
Przeliczanie pieniedzy przyczyna
smierci.

Jeden wiedehskich agentow, po
przeliczeniu znacznej ilosci bankno'
tow papierowych, uczua ma dolnej
wardze nieznosny boil, wargi tel
dotykas sic zwilzajac palce, ktoremi
liczyl banknoty. Niebawem utworzyi
sic wrz6d, ktory wprawdzie zopero-
wano, ale mimo to agent ma trzecl
dzief umar{ wskutek zatrucia czyli
zakazenia krwi. Trzeba przeto by6
bardzo ostroznym przeliczajac pie
niadze papierowe i nigdy ME naleay
palcow zwilza6 W ustach, lecz W oso.
bnem naczyuiu woda, lub wcale ME
zwilza6, jeAeli sic pod reka wody ME
ma, bo latwo MONA sobie sprowadzie
smiere.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-16
Morderczy napad W Madrycie.


MADRYT, Is marea. = Hra
bina Gomez, DANA W srednim
wieku, bogata i pochodzaca z
arystokratyczuej rodziny, o
maio co ME zostala zamordo-
wana przez wlasnego lokaja.
Pow6d morderczego zamachu
ME jest dose jasny.... Dose
re lokaj rzuci} sic ma pania i
zadawa} jej ciosy nozem. Ma
pomoc PAM przybieg}a s}uzaca,
kt6rej napastuik zada} tea pa
re cios6w, Sadzac, re zab{
kobiety, strzelil potem saru do
siebie z rewolweru i wkr6tce
skona}. Obie ofiary napadu,
hrabina s}uzaca, zyc beda.
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VIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOVR
KatastrOfa ma May str.

Wozoraj donosilismy kr6tko tylko
zawaleniu sic domu ma May str,
ma kt6ry spadsa sciana palacej sic
.fabryki ramek pm. 1874 i 1913 N. May
str. z pieciu osob pogrzebanyoh W
gruzach wydobyto dwie niezywe,
podczas gdy try zostaay cieako
uszkodzone. Zabici zostali: S. ].
Charter, wuj w}asciciela fabryki,
Stefana Cartera, i l2.letnia c6rka
Chartiera Lille. Uszkodzeni zas:
Stefan Carter, wlasoiciel fabryki,
kt6ry ma lewa noge zlamana we
wnetrzne uszkodzenia; zawieziono 60
do jego mieszkania pm. 45 Center
ave., gdzie zapewne umrze; = PAM
Etienne Charter i 10 letnia Rose
Charter, So bolesnie pokaleczone, ale
zapewne wyzdrowieja: umieszczono
je W szpitalu powiatowym.
Divine bardzo zaprzysiezone re.
znanie zsozy} str6z nocny, Piotr Ro-
kowski: zeznania tego wynika,
jakoby pozar zostai podsozony. Stefan
Carter foreman Walter kilkakrotnie
W nocy udawali sic ma wyzsze Pietra
i schodzili, raz wyszli zapalona la.
tarnia, potem wr6cili bez niej. Carter
wypytywa} Rokowskiego, o kt6rej
pore inspekcya po fabryce odbywa,
a wychodzis ma gore i schodzis pod
szczeg6lnymi pozorami, jak mp. po
to, azeby zegar nakreci6. zarzadzono
sadowe sledztwo calej sprawy, kt6re
moze wykryje tajemnice ja pokry-
wajaca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-16
ZapOmniaf, jak sic nazywa.

Wczoraj zg}osi1 sic do policyanta
O'Toole W centralnej stacyi policyj.
nej elegancko ubrany mezczyzna
oko}o 40 letni, skarzac sic, ze zapo-
mnia}, jak sic nazywa i gdzie mie-
Ska. Mai przy sobie W kieszeni
listy, 2 kt6rych sic okaza3o, ze nazy-
wa sic H. Hamilton j mieszka pm.
1899 La Sale str. Mieszka tam brat
lego, kt6remu tez Hamiltona oddano
pod opieke. Zagadka jest, jakim spo-
sobem czlowiek ten do tego stopnia
m6g} stracic panied.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-16
List kr0l. Humberta do ces.
Wilhelma.

RzYM, Is marca. = Kr6l
w}oski Humber napisa} do &C.
SARA Wilhelma serdeczny list,
dziekujacy mu "a przyjecie "a
proszenia ma srebrne wesele
krola i jego malzonki, kt6re
odbedzie sic W Rzymie W przy-
sziym miesiacu. Jak twierdzi
Humbert, obietnica przybycia
cesarza i cesarzowej jest mo
wynn dowodem osobistej przy-
jazni, kt6ra wie6czy prey.
mierze Niemiec i Wloch."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-16
Rezygnacya SmOlki.

W1EDE6, Is marca. : Czcl.
godny prezydent austyackiej
Rady padstwa, jeden najza-
cniejszych i najwyzej postawio-
nych W monarchii austryackiej
Polak6w, JEks. Franciszek
Smolka, zrezygnowa} re swego
urzedu. Sadza, 2e nastepca
jego bedzie Chlumecky.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-16
DWai anarchisci aresztOWani.

BRUKsELLA, 10 marca. =
Ma zadanie policy francuzkiej
aresztowauo tutaj dW6ch anar-
chist6w, braci Schoup, oskar-
zouych o anarchistyczne kno-
wanna, W zwiazku re spiskiem
dynamitowym d anarchisty fran
cuzkiego Matthew. W mie,
szkaniu braci Schoup znalezio-
no dwie machiny piekielne i
znaczna lose broni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-16
WyrOk ma bankier0w W Anstralii.

MELBOURNE, 15 marca. =
DIS wydany zosta} wyrok W
sprawie niektorych urzedni-
kow banku anglo-australij'
skiego, ktory podstepnie zban-
krutowa} W listopadzie 1892.
Prezydent dyrekcyi tegos ban
ku niejaki p. Staples skazany
zosta} ma lat 5 do domu robo-
czego, audytor Norwood na 2
lata i Haroldson, buchalter ma
6 miesiecy wiezienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-16
Uznany nieWinnym.

Wczoraj pred sedzia Adams "a.
kohczyl sic process kryminalny pre-
civ J6zefowi Ross oskarzonemu o
zastrzelenie ojczyma Anthony Lavel.
lie W dniu Bozego Narodzenia W
wsp6lnem ich mieszkaniu pm. 334
w. Van Buren str. u zeznah swiad.
kow okazaso sic, re Ross W sprzeczce
i b6jce w6wczas W obronie wlasnego
zycia strzelil; sad przysieglych wydal
werdykt uniewinniajacy oskarzonego.