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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
SHE DIED FROM MALPRACTICE.

The autopsy the body Of Lizzie Hht. WHO uie"
at the house of Mrs. Alice Brown' al i4- ~
newark. on Friday night under suspicious crc"'"
stances WIS completed lat night. and the hnd WHICH
tbe doctors at first supposed to be poison III m ,.'
stomach was found to he a natural secreuoii'
outopsy also showed that the girl had dieo from 'i
nroc,ice Immediately upon learning thesc iac,a ="
conference was held between County Physician hAho''
and Prosecutor Crane. The result OF ue oo"'''"e
&, that this morning a bench warrant VIII pe iS"eu
for the arrest OF Charles Rosin and "doc'or KNOW"
as Giegcr :, ,., ,,ho,, tho
u has been learned that Dr." Gieec' WHOM '"' .
no,ice ana county authorities suspect OF having ope'H
upon the girl. lived at No 30 Graho e''' VIZ" ~,
s,stor Mrs. Watchers. They have also raIheu '.''
when Lizzie Hte left her parents nome On a
ho wont nj once 10 Gcgers hOse and remained h're
to considerable time. Giegcr is not Iseic,er'1 t II
Havork Dr. Gieger was not In inc VI, - ~,
picht or il he he was in hiding me RGope Dr Dr
te ~. sster and I'm the houses adjoining say 'aau
h doctor. has been resident 81 Una, a1aruss . ecS 80,
she , light months and that recently he hao averasr %
swentv cases day, most OF them youns si,,' Ing
saw that there WIS a cohuh""A s~ ~
in and out OF bis mouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
PATRICK WALSH CHANGES HIS MIND.

he NOW THINKS THAT THE AfPolNTMENlS Of
GRESHAM AND SMITH ARE ALL RIGHT.
Patrick Walsh OF Augusta, Ga, has recently han a
change OF mind about two OF Mr. 0cvelands appoint
ments When Judge Gresham was first spoken OF
Mr. Walsh did not hesitate TO express his displeas're
regarding any snch selection, and he was equally out
spoken against IIoke smith, who, he SAID, was ho' HIS
choice for Secretary OF the Interior
aI thought at first said Mr. Walsh to reporter OF
The Tribune that Judge Gresham's appointment was
not exactly right but now Of the opinion that IL
VII do much 10 strengthen the Democratic party.
Mr. Cleveland made no mistake when he appointed
Judge Gresham"
AS a prominent Democrat from "corela' olo so"
favor the appointment OF Hokc Smith ~ he was asked
~No I did not. Personally, Mr.. Smith was ho'
my choice but | think Mr.. Cleveland could not nave
made any better selection. IIOkc smith Is "a man OF
great ability is full Of energy, ana ne VIII m"Ac d
record IN the Cabinet that any great statesman might
well BE- proud off,
wellknOwn Democrat. on nearing th"' 'iI' ""
had somewhat changed his views said 'lnt "ais''
guess Is looking for patronage. lie Is propanH .,
the 0pnIon that Ioke Smith will take care Oi some 0i
Mr.. walshs friends in the Interior DelmruhenI IL
he demonstrates "A feeling Of repentance; A., o,,L
Clark Howell, when asked III he tnOueht ,nc 'li.n n.
appointment would strengthen the Democratic party
IN Georgia said IL will neither strengthen nor
veaken The party The Democrats carried .ne III ~ az
10000 majority at the last elec,ioh anu % III oo,nc
20 seem to De much danger OF the STATE ever eo'''e
kepubliean.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

"Oou 10 see Mr. Cleveland Is regarded as significant
~ P'rSohS wh0 say that the relations OF the two
sU'PShen nave not heretofore been OF a naturc to
hiuuoe 'he senator who Is cripple. to make a Journey
oI several hundred miles winter simply to enov the
iI'"sure OF an hours conversation with the President
erect some persons inclined 10 think that the
o'Ject OF senator Berry's visit. which was assumed
10 De On Mr.. Cleveland's invitation was to give the
reldentclect information In regard The merits and
quancation OF several Arkansas aspranls for Cabinet
hchors especially W. NJ. Rose, a Little Rock lawyer,
III behalf OF whose candidacy for the Attorney General
snip the bench and bar Of that city yesterday held
'etulS ana Unanimously adopted strong resolutions.
Mr. Rose Is described by men who know him a
laWycr OF sound judgment and great ability. and
man VINO Is otherwise well qualified for the Office which
MS friends are seeking for him.
a, re IlidnmncS have decided that the secretary Of
unable 70 agree whether his will be Carlos
fr"Erh, OF Connecticut Josiah Quincy. Of MasSachu
setts, or Frank Jones. OF New Hampshire. II the
mantle should fall upon the shoulders Of Mr.. French
Mr.. Clcvelands Cabinet would contain SIX lawyers
and two business men, Mcssrs. Lamont and French
While the general assumption seems TO be that the
Attorney General Is TO come from the solth. which
would blast The prospects OF Colonel Herbert, OF
Alabama, for the Sccretaryship OF the Navy. his
friends in Washington still hopeful of his appoint
mcnt. Some Of them appear 10 base their ho2es
largely upon the influence In his behalf OF William
G.. Whitney. who knew Colonel Herbert we'll and favor
ably as chairman OF the Committee on Naval Affairs
during the former Administration OF Mr.. Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
RTN4UhY HORSES ~ BROADWAY
THEY wHIRL A SLEIGH ALONG FOR BLOCKS
UNTIL BRAVE MAN STOPS THEM.

THEY wHIRL A SLEIGH ALONG FOR BLOCKS
UNTIL BRAVE MAN STOPS THEM
A mir OF coablack horses attached to n handsome
.oicb were standing In front OF the Gcdncy House.
-, broadway and Fortcth-st. yesterday, when 'h"y
hocamc frightened. In moment they were away
like tho wind going down Broadway. As they nrarfi
tbe function OF Sixth-ave. and broadway. mt Ihrty
tbIrd.st The speed terrific. The sleigh struck
niI,ar of the elevated road and vcercd around ana
bit Il broadway Ear. In front Of the Grand Hotel ~
proodwav and Thirty first ST. II seemed as u IL wouu
cro,b into an up-bound Broadway ear. The horses
howevcr turncd to the right and missed the car
with unabatcd speed. and with the steam hying Ike
clouds from their nosrils, the horses ran on hhoch-
inc everything aside. but In front OF the ST. james
uotol Richard Graham, 0f No. 331 East twenty
ocord Ct sprang at the head OF one OF the horses
and olthourh almost under their hooS succeeded III
etonping the team The owner OF the Team rou
down Rroadway on "A car and claimed his properly
In front OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
fcw minutes later light buggy driven
hr , dr,nIxen man was overturned ana lts Two H'-
nnnants were thrown 10 the sidewalk IN froli oi III
AMMAN House The man who held the r'liH hH'
urncd 10 the right To give way to i'roadway car % %
I'm doing so drove on snowbank about hNe i'ct
oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
4 REVERSE FOR TIE ELEVATOR TRUST.

Chicago. Feb 10 (>pecnn.-The monopoly OF the
National Elevator Company received setback yes
,eriay when the United States Circuit Court OF Np-
meals reversed the injunction granted Ly Ju'g Blod
cctt some months ago restraining the standard Elc-
vator Company from using patents claimed BY TIE
Crane Elevator Company and rendered decree In
favor OF the standard Company. The war out OF
which this legal struggle grew was waScd In Chicago
for months T,e leader in It Of g. The outside manu-
f,ctrrrr,T was the Standard Elevator Company. 1t
was a concern organized by W. H. Wells. Jr.. who was
formerly with the Crane Elevator Company. AmOn-
the stockholders were II. \. Beldler Of this city: j.
H. Flagler William J. Curtis and +. c. Converse. of
New- York: W. l.. Eaton. ID. W. Hitchcock and +. W.
Converse OF Boston. and Horace Crosby. Of Pitts
hurr The capital stock R2OJ.OOO. The com
many proceeded to cnllven the elevator business by
undertaking the older concerns proportion Of tn"
I,t,or are interested in the National Elevator Com
many which wa, organized twenty years ago for the
nurnosa Of controlling elevator patents. It's stock Is
boIi bv elevator men ard some Of the largest manu-
foc.urers are named among the of it, patents on
ro,,I,v The list includes the Crane Company. OTIS
cnmnonv Hale Company. Stokes Il Parish. Of Plila
dejnhIn and others. The undcrseng tactics Of The
Standard Company produced 9 commoton among the
comnanles Interested In the National Company N-
lion was begun by the Crane Company In two suits,
one claiming infringement Of six patents ana me
otior of one Late In 1892 Judge Blodgett granted
jniunctlons AGAINST the OF two appliances fr nv
dr,IIc and two for steam elevators. 1hls decision
has reversed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
HE STOLE THEIR WEDDING PRESENTS.
\ MYSTERIOUS PRISONER PROVES TO DE
BURGLAR WHO HAD ROBBED THE
HOUSE OF FILE s. CHARLIER.

BURGLAR WHO HAD ROBBED THE
HOUSE OF FILE s. CHARLIER.
The mysterious prisoner who was taken to the
rombs Police Court on Friday 10y Detective Ser.
geant Crowley and remanded, and who IT was said
at the time one Of the Rev. DIR. Parkhurst's
agents proves TO be only a burglar
On Wednesday morning last between I and 3
O'Clock the prisoner gained entrance to the house
of Ellie : Charlier, Produce Exchange broker. at
No. West Forty-nlnthst.. by lreaking IL pane CT
glass in the extension basement. and then fore
Ing open a door. He went TO the dining g-room and
stole sllvcrwarc valued at II 900 All The stolen
property consisted OF wedding presents received by
Mr. and Mrs. Charlier. There were two complete
tea SETS scts Of knives, forks, spoons salt rakes, ETC.,
which he wrapped up in tahlecloth and tied with
4 scarf taken from the back Of chair. lie placed
the bundle. which quite heavy In a br0nzed tin
br-adbox that he found in the pantry and escaped
through the front parlor window, which he closed
behind him.
Mr. Charller's hat had been used a dark lantern
Lv the thief who had placed a candle in 1t 80 that
the light could not I've lie must have started
TO 60 upstairs To the sleeping apartments and over
turned the hat with the candle, for there were spots
Of candle grease the stairway carpet.
At o'clock Wednesday morning Mr.. Charer re
ported the robbery TO Inspector Mclaughlin AT Police
Headquarters On Thursday the Inspector received
word that I; man having lot of stolen silverware
which he wanted to dispose of would be ut Broad-
way and Thiry-secondst at O'Clock that night.
The Inspector and Detective sergeant Crowley were
I'm Il doorway when the man they were after came up.
They recognized him from the description they had
received. and he placed in cab and taken TO
Police Headquarters, where he was searched. lie
had I'm hi, possession samples OF each set OF the
stolen silverwarc. The bulk Of the stolen property
was In the tin breadboX at the Office OF the American
ExDrcSs Company NJ No. oi4 Broadway At Police
Headquarters the pr sOncr refused to make any state
ment or give his name. address or age.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlier fully identified the property
The box ut the express Office taken to Police
Headquarters. There was not n single article miss
Ing ,, - -
In court yesterday the prisoner would not answer
anv questions nor would he sign his name - John
Doe The detectives believe that he Is professional
crook from tho West. He had on an overccat made
by n tailor In Toledo. Ohio. When asked II he was
c1,iltv or not guilty he made the first statement IN
conncctIon with his case. Not guilty. he replied.
lie was held in 81 900 bail to await the action OF the
Itry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
TILE HYOMLXG SENATORSHIP.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Feb. 10.-The Democrats anu
Populists having trouble over the campaign Ior
the appointment Of a Senator and there Is a Spii'
between the friends OF New and Thompson, the
latter claiming that as he came within one vote OF
nm election, Governor Osborn Should furnish That
one vote now. The Populis's are with thompson
Delegations from both factions viii wait on the
Governor tomorrow. In the closing hours OF the
senate last night, Mr.. Kline, Democrat vas uh-
seated by the Republicans on the ground that ne
held a Federal ofIscI being postmaster AT Miners
DeIight senator KabIs, charged with drugging and
attempting to nbduct senator sams "ss sss oo""
with q eensuyes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
CABINET GOSSIP IN wAsHINGToN.
zaE OPPOSITION TO JUDGE CULBERsoN-sENA a
TOR BERRY's MISSION TO LAKEWOOD
xNCES


MIR HERBERT's CHANCES.
Washington, Feb. 10 (speclal).-That Presioei''
aect Cleveland did not announce yesterday MS
scuon for the Attorney -Generalship was va1ou''y
Interpreted by the qudnunos in Washington as wen
BY the friends OF Messrs Culberson ana herper"
10Th Of whom have been preemncDtly mentioned io'
Saonet lonors. While Judge CulbeIson cahro' pe
rsaded as n candidate for the Atorney-'eher"i
snp In the usual of that word. he mas H's'S
VI suong friends In Congress as well as ou' oi 1.
.ao would be glad 10 see him chosen on account VI
ms Illness for the place. II Is quietly whispere".
however. that his appointment would not be reearueu
w'is unalloyed satisfaction either by Mr carlisle VI
senator Mills. on account Of certain recoiiecuoNS
shich date from the time OF the struggle 10 "o"n y
pam Randall' In the House OF Representatives i""'
ukgie was bitter that II severed personal 1rlehu
- N several instances. and the memories OF IL
9v3ve. MIR. Randall and Judge Culberson were
vaFmcst OF personal friends, and their frienos'ap
unoea down TO the day OF Mr.. Randalfs oc'''.
- q Judge Culbersons friends appear to thnk th"'
mcf may account for the hostility or Indifference
3 0ey now ascnbe to Messrs. Mills ana Car
- which they fear may prove an insuperap'e
= the appointment.
Seu<nss Of senator Berry, Of Arkansas, TO LAKE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
HIGH MASS CELEBRATED IN BALTIMORE.

- 1,-inore, Feb 10. Cardinal Gibbons. all the
nr,osts attached TO the Cathedral, the Rev. DR..
Noonen and all the suplcian fathers and semInarans
I'm the seminary OF St. Mary Of St. sulpice. together
with An immense congregation, united to-day in the
Cathedral In the service Of the solemn high mass the
occasion being unite with the Holy Father himself
in Rome in the celebration Of his elevation TO the
episcopate fifty years ago. The seminanans sang
npron of the mass and Cardinal Gibbons preached
The sermon His theme The Supremacy Of the
Pope and the Words OF the Gospel: Feed my Sheep
Feed nv Lambs'-the Pastors and the People,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
MR. BIssELL CONGRATULATED IN BUFFALO.

Buffalo. Feb. 1o.-Wilscn 5. Bissell. President elect
Cleveland's Postmaster General. returned TO Buffalo
yesterday from business trip TO NewIork and at his
cff:cc congratulations personally and by mail and
telegraph were showcred upon him. Mr. Bissell says
he has formulated no plans and knows nothing about
the story that Robert 4. Maxwell. OF Batavia, Is 10
I've made his first assistant ly Mr. Cleveland. Mr.
BiS>ell will 90 Washington few days before III"
inauguration. lie purposes renting house at the
Capital where he will spend nearly all his time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
MORE FLOODS IN AUSTRALIA.
BRISBANE AND OTHER PLACES PARTLY UNDER
wATER-RIvERs RISING RAPIDLY.

wATER-RIvERs RISING RAPIDLY
Melbourne Feb. 10.--Stcady rain fcr several u"S :
has caused the river Of Queensland 10 rise rapdy'
threatening Il repetition Of the recent Hoods "arS
lave accompanied the rainfall, and most OF the ra''
way and telegraph lines have been rendered tempo
rarily useless Ipswich, Brisbane and several Snaici
towns are partly under water. In Brispah' u''
ro,er &c ONLY ten inches below the highest marx
anr,nc the last food and ten or twelve lives have
been lost A.,
The three vessels Which were left stranded III ue
botanical, garden Of this city during the last n"d
have been got back 10 the river In Norlne,n -, 80
10 crops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
MIR. BALFoUR IMPROVING

London. Feb. 19.-Arthur james Balfour. leader of
tho rnIonsts who Is III Of the grip has been bc''er
odav Mr. Gladstone and many other statesmen oil
hoth parties called 10 inquire after his hcath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

washington. Feb. lo.-Mrs. Eugene De Mitkicwicz.
IN. great granddaughter Of Chief Justice John Mar
hall of the supreme Court Is lying nj the point ..
n..,h at her home In this city. She u not expected
"a live the night through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

PROFESSOR Dessert CONDUCTED THE MUSIC.
The Pope's jubilee concert took place at the Acad-
emy OF Music In Jersey City yesterday sftsrnoon ana
xss attended BY mAuy prominent vrests ~ A5nA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
MoSs1GyoR poANE breaches IN NEWARK.

The Pope's golden jubilee was observed BY extra
services all the Roman Catholic churches in Newark
Yesterday. At st. Parick's Cathedral Pontifca
was sling at 10 80 n. m. by Bishop wigger Many
priests were in the sanctuary. The sermon was
preached by MCnsignor Doane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-24
Jak naciagaja gOsci wystawO-
Wych.

w czasie wystawy naturalnie maj
lepsze interesa robia z}odzieje oszu.
Sci, kt6rym popadna w rece niedo-
swiadcz sni cudzoziemcy. Neel Du
rass Oneida, Cast County, N. Y,
wczoraj wszedf do przepeinionego
wsgonu kolei linowej ma Cottage
Grove ave. Dw6ch nadzwyczaj mi
lych mlodziehc6w natychmiast VISTA
10, by mu mieisca ustapi6 i W skutek
przepe,nienia co chwila ocierali sic o
niego, ale wesolo tego zartowali,
p6ki ME wysiedli. Pan Durass stana.
wszy pred brama wystawy spo-
st zegi jednak, 70 po drodze : "a.
pewne ci mlodziehcy- zabrali mupu-
gilares zawierajacy $40 tax ze ME
m6gssie dosta6 ma wystawe, gdyz ma
wet so cent6w ME mia} PREY sobie.
Dwaj nieznajomi zaprzyjaznili sic
serdecznie z G. Pughem z Eureka,
KS, wpewnym lokalu PREY Stony
Island ave. PREY grze zabrali mu
$50.
Niejaki L. G. Brusse kazat sic o.
golic pewnemu balwierzowi ma rogu
81 ulicy i Stony Island ave. Ia to
zazadano cd niego bagatelki So; bys
jednak tyle ,madrym, ze zawezHai
policya, kt6ra aresztowa{a balwierza.
Pred sedzia Porterem ten balwierz
zap}aci} $40 kary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-24
NOtatki tele egrafiCzne
z Zagranicy.

- Pogrzeb uroczysty znanego
kompozytora francuzkiego Gounoda
odbedzie sic W Paryzu W piatek.
I pahst"a Kongo W Afryce
donosza, ze oddzias belgijski zdobys
mieiscowosc Kirundu, w poblizu wo
dospad6w Stanleya.
- Sultan turecki kupii cd jake
gos uczonego tureckiego "a 5000
funt6w diva oryginalne listy Maho-
meta, kt6re maja podobno zreformo-
wac casa religie muzusmshska.
= w Paryzu umara maharadza
Dhulep Sina, syn znakomitego radzy
Pendzabu, zlozony tronu przez
Anglik6w, jeden z najbogatszych
nabob6w Indyj.
= w Irlandyi zawiaza1a sic nova
partya polityczna, majaca ma celu
przywrocenie wyrzuconych przez sad
dzierzawc6w do ich farm - si}a. -.
Rad Indyi angielskich chce
zaciagnat W Londynie pozyczke W
wysykosci miliop6w funtow szterl.
= 2 Afryki donosza, ze Sultan
Nell, naczelnik obwodu Kilmandzaro,
kt6ry dotad wojowa1 z Niemcami,
chce zawrze6 mimi pokoj.
Traktat handlowy pomiedzy
Rosya jednej strony,a a Austro We
grami drugiej strony W tych dniach
zostanie podpisauy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-24
Fleta angielska W g0scinie we
WfOszech.

RzYM, 93go pazdziernika. =
Niejako "a odpowiedz ma ma.
nifestacye francuzkie dla ofice-
row loty rosyjskiej W Toulo'
ME Paryzu uwazaja wizyte,
ktora obecnie eskadra angiel-
ska zlozy}a W}ochom. Prey
byla ona najpierw do portu
Taranto i byla przyjmowana
z wielkim zapalem; obecnie
zas znajduje sic W SpeAzia.
DIS o godz- loci rano witano
ia tam uroczyscie. Okrety "
porcie byly wspaniale przy-
stroione = i widowisko RE.
czyw iscie przedstawia}o sic
swietnie. Trzydziesci okret6w
wystapiio ma powitanie eska-
dry i salutowa}o ja strzasami.
Dano take strzaly fort6w.
Vice admiral w}oski ksiaze
Genuy powita1 admira3a SIR
Micha}a Culme-Seymour, gi6.
wnego dow6dce augielskiej es
kadry ma Morzu Srodziemnem,
kt6rego okret admiralski
,,Sans Pareil" wszed} ma c<ele
do portu. Eskadre angielska,
opr6cz okretu admiralskiego,
sk}adaja okrety bojowe Nile,
,,Iufexible" ,Dreadnaught"
oraz krzyzowce Hawke" i
,,Eigar". Ksiazs Geuuy i
adm. Seymour powitali sic SER
decznie; tax samo towarzyszs
cy i'm ofcerowie. T}umy ludu
spogiada}y z wybr1ezy ~ o.
kretow ma to przyjecie. Krol
Humbert ma r6wniez przyje
chaG do Spezzii. Znajduje sic
tu okoio 30 1000 cudzoziemc6w,
przybylych dla ujrzenia uro,
czystoscl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-24
Atak ma GilliOttiegO.

RzYM, 23go pazdziernika. =
Og}oszono tu publicznie list b.
prezydenta ministr6w Rudi-
niego, zawierajacy ostry atak
ma obecnego prezydenta Gil
liottiego. Powodem do tego
ataku jest wypowiedaiana ME
dawno przez G. NOVA. Mar
kiz Rudini napada ma zSa po-
lityke skarbowa W1och, kt6ra
prowadzie ma pa6stwo do
zguby - i zada zmniejszenia
wydatk6w ma wojsko. Pro-
testuje przeciw zwiekszaniu
jakichkolwiek podatkow, po'
Diewaz obecnie lud jest juz
przeciezony podatkami ponad
SHY. List ten wywar} W kra'
iu dose znaczne wrazenle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-24
q Brazylii.

MoNrEv1DEo, 23go paz. :
Pod}ug ostatnich wiaaomosci
Rio Janeiro, admiral Mello,
dow6dca powsta6czej foty,
znajdujacej sic obecnie pod
tenn miastem, ustanowi} Rad
tymczasowy ma miejsce PREF.
Peixotto, ktorego ogiosif "a
z}ozonego z urzedu. Prezy-
denten nowego rzadu zosta{ o.
brany Sen. Frederico Guilher.
me de Lorena, kapitan jedne'
60 z powsta6czych okretoW
wojennych. Nowy Rad obraf
"a siedzibe m. Desterro, stolice
Stanu Santa Catharina, polo
zoua ma wyspie tejze uazwy o
45O mil cd Rio Janeiro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-24
HIADOMOSGl MIEJSC0NE


Przy starciu sic wagon6w kolei
ulicznych ma rogu SO ulicy Halsted
str, wczoraj rano siedm os6b zostafo
pokaleczonych, a miedzy niemi jedna
tax ciezko, ze moze W skutek tego
umrze. Nazwisko Dieszczesliwej, kto.
ra ma czaszke peknieta, jest Belle
Riley, zam. pm. 6724 Sherman str.
Nazwiska innych pokaleczonych So:
Lawrence L. Wallace z Clinton, Ia,
zam. pm. e9l5 Union ave.; VIM
Johnson, 1884 Halsted str; Dinah
Desley, e5 sangamon str; pani Hor.
Webb, 1901 Webster ave.; PAM E.
La Forest, 6727 Sherman str; Ame-
liza Clemens, 63 Halsted str. = Po.
kaleczonyoh porozwozono do ich mie-
szkah. q wyjatkiem panny Riley,
wszyscy wyzlrowieis wkr6toe.
Zetkniecie sic nastapiio pomiedzy
wagonem motorowym kolei elektry-
cznej linii e3 ulicy, a wagonem kolei
konnej linii Halsted str. Wagon
elektryczny pedzil szybko ma zachod
ma przecieciu obu ulic wpad} ma
wagon konny. Konduktor wagonu
elektrycznego ME zdoiai 60 juz "a
trzymat, kiedy spostrzegl niebezpie-
czehstwo. Wagon konny zosta} oba-
lony ma box usuniety. Kilka osob
wyskoczy}o ma czas; wyzej wymie-
nione zas, upadiszy, potiukiy sic. U
wagonu elektrycznego troche posa'
ma}y sic porecze platforma.
Me aresztowano jeszcze nikogo.
Zdaje sic, re winna jest s1uzba wa
gonu elektrycznego.
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