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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-21
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Late I. s. Govt Report
R3Ha'I!! B BsM5e,!
ABSOLUTELY PURE

was made for SPEAKER Duusmore out of
pine lumber, and q low platform was made
for the clerks of tie house. No provision
was made for reporters. The desks of the
members were merely high benches of pine
and are twenty inches wide. Each desk
will be used by three members and they
are arranged in two rows with an aisle be-
tween. Sergeant-st arms Dick made no
attempt to secure the state desks, fearing
that there would be trouble.
Republicans VIII Elect Senator.
Republicans in caucus last night decided
to elect another senator this week. The
cause of this action is the assurance from
national Democratic leaders that if the Re-
publicans elect a stalwart Democrat he will
be seated over John w. Martin. The
choice of the Republicans is Bailey P.
Waggener. who is here looking after his in
terests. The Repu blicans claim to have
positive assurances that Waggener will be
seated if elected
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-21
ELECTED BY REPUBLICANS.
A Democratic United States Senator from
North Dakota.

A Democratic United States Senator from
North Dakota.
BISMARCK, n. D.. Feb. Civ. \. Roach
(Democrat), of Grand Forks, was elected
United States senator on the sixty-frst
joint ballot yesterday The Democrats and
Populists voted solid on the second ballot
for Roach, and there being three members
absent it required but forty-fve votes to
elect. The necessary number was made
up by Republicans changing their votes
to Roach. Wineman, Sorley, Pierce, Hau-
ger, Lamoure, and Cochrane were among
the Republicans who changed. The other
republicans then went to Casey, one of
them saying that be was really the only
man Republicans should vote for, as he
had been regularly nominated.
Will Recognize His Friends.
After the declaration of the vote Roach
made brief speech in which he said that
he accepted the unique and strange posi-
ton of having been elected to the United
states senate as the nominee of the minor
lty party by the aid Of members of the ma
1orlty party. He said that no pledges had
been made or asked. Therefore, occupying
the position which he did, he wished to say
That his friends of the majority would re-
eeive substantial and grateful recognition
80 far as lay in his power, and to the breth-
rem OF the Democratic faith he said he
would wear their memory ever near his
heart.
Sketch of the New Senator.
w. n. Roach was raised in Washington
City and has been a resident of Dakota for
the past dozen years, coming to Grand
Forks county. He vas born in Loudon
county, Va, and is now 45 years of age.
q 70 %
widower. He has stood for his party as its
candidate for governor on two different oc-
casions, being defeaJed the first time by
John Miller and on The second occasion by
A. II. Burke. He is large wheat-grower
and being engaged in this occupation he
was naturally expected to draw farmers
votes from the independent ranks.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-21
PREcIPlTATEo BY TOM PLATT.
He Applies for ForecIosure-Some Hope
fuI Indications.

He Applies for Foreclosure-Some Hone
fuI Indications.
The heavy blow was struck when Thos.
c. Plat, of New York, representing the
third preference bondholders, applied for
foreclosure Of the mortgage for non-pay-
ment of interest, and in this suit George L.
Crawford, of this city, was appointed mas
ter to take teftimony. But the fact that
the Reading has voluntarily applied for re-
ceivers to take charge of its property pend
ing the adjustment of its affairs, and that
no objection has been made by any cred
itor, shows that the entire proceeding has
been an amicahle arrangement, and as
such IS sure to result in the property be-
ing managed 50 as to further the schemes
that have been in progress for the consoli-
dation of the anthracite traffic into few
hands, as well as for the expansion of the
markets for its sale.
Significance. of Some Facts.
The acceptance by Mr.. Wilbur of the DO
sition of receiver develops the idea that the
lease of the Lehigh Valley is to be maic-
tanned as it now exists, and that the large
holders of Lehigh Valley stock are satisfied
with the past years experience under a
Reading management The selection of
Justice Paxson as receiver shows that
the company intends to have the best legal
advice on every point that may arise, and
the acceptance of the position by the chief
justice is quasi Endorsement of the legality
of the lease existing between the Reading
and the Lehigh Valley.
The Floating Debt the DIFFICULTY.
The selection of the third preference in
come bond as the mortgage under which
the receivership has been arranged shows
that all anterior mortgages and obligations
are to be taken care of with the same atten-
ton rs heretofore, that all interests and
rentals are to be met promptly, and that
the only idea has been to prevent floating
debt holders from interfering with the ordi
nary transactions of the company, II is
also an interesting feature of the situation
as it now exists that the stock and deferred
bonds are the only securities that could he
subjected to an assessment in case a reor
ganization of the company should be pro-
jected
Heavy Loss of the Stakeholder.
The total amount lost by the stockholders
since Feb. is estimated at s34, 600 900. but
no one in authority On the road talks like
he was hopeless There was tremendous
excitement on the stock exchanges here
and at New York yesterday. The Reading
stock had gone down sixteen points in
three days, and the brokers went wild.
There were several failures announced at
New York, but none of them is serious so
far as the market is concerned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-21
The Illinois Legislature,

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Feb. 81. - There
wasn't quorum of senators present yes
terday at the state house, and no business
was done In the house bills were intro
duced: To give county boards authority
to appoint a county treasurer ON the death
of the incumbent until new treasurer is
properly qualified; providing for the seIec-
ton of repositories of public funds, and
the disposition of interest thereon; to au
thorize counties to construct and maintain
good roads. Bills making appropriations
for county fairs and farmers institutes were
read the first time aud referred.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-21
The Wyoming. senatorshin.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb 21.-On the sug-
gestion Of his lawyers and advisers Gov
ernor Osborne will not appoint a Demo
cratic United States senator to take the
place Of Warren, Republican, until after
March 4. He will delay in order to com.
ply strictly with the constitutional pro-
vision. There are only three acknowledged
candidates. Those are A. L. New, A. C.
Beckwith and General Charles Thompson.
The Populists have requested the selection
OF Thompson, but fusion ended with the
adjournment of the eyislature
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-21
QUOTES THE STATE CONSTITUTION,

And Calls the Dough lass Clan Treason
Infected "A Chastity Warning.
"The constitution of this state says: The
governor shall be commander-in-chief and
shall have power to call out the militia to
execute the laws, to suppress instruction,
and to repel INVASION but the partisan
sheriff, after involving himself in evasions
and gross contradictions, perceiving that
the governor was helpless iti,the midst of a
cowardly and disloyal militia, raised an
army of deputies, many Of whom were the
most vicious and depraved characters, filled
with rum and continually talking about
hanging the Populist leaders. Back of this
motley crowd the sheriff denies the gov,
ernor the powers conferred on him by the
constitution, and under threat of bloodshed
and an assault upon the state house the
governors feeble force compels him to treat
with the lawless and treasonIinfected Re.
publican party.
Drops Into Robust Inyection.
1.-The chief reliance of the Republicans
now is the treason infected militia Kan
sas Republican applauded when a Penn
sylvania militiaman was hung I'D by the
thumbs and subjected to harsh and crnel
treatment because he had spoken disre-
spectfully of a cruel hearted, man of
wealth, but those same Kansas Repnbli-
cans applaud Kansas officers and priyates
because they violate their oath of enlist
ment, disobey their officers and encourage
q county sheriff in open violation of law
backed up by a legion Of cutthroat scoup-
drels from Kansas City, st, Joseph and st.
Louis" fpttt.1t4l
Who Was 1t ''Alludipg at?- ltft
A human skull and cross-bones hanging
over a door in the main corridor of the
state house attracted much attention YES
Serday morning until it was removed by
Secretary of State Osborne. On the wall
hand pointed to an inscription which
read: "This man ventured too far up. OBJ
serve his fate. Sabea" On the floor be-
meath was large valise lying open and
partly filled with human bones.
The New Populist Chamber.
The Populist house met yesterday at 8
d. m. in tbs south basement corridor of
the house building. Carpenters were at
work Sunday and yesterday morning fix
Ing ND the corridor. An imnosin1 stand
=.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-21

felt it my duty to say few words in
regard 10 Ely's Cream Balm, and l do SO
entirely without solicitation. I have
Used it more or less half year and have
found it 10 be most admirable / have
suffered fEam cetsrrh of the worst kind
ever since / WAS little boz ard | never
hoped for cure, hut Cresm Balm seems TO
do even that. Many of nv acquaint-
snces have used IL with excellent results.
Oscar Ostrum, 45 Warren avenue, Chi
capo. III.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-21

from West Point
in 1888 and was as
signed to the corps
OF engineers. He
served in the Mex
lean war and was
twice wounded and
t vice brevetted.
He was promoted
to a ca ptaincy of
engineers in 1853,
and was for five
days (Jan. 2s-2s,
1867 superinten-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-21
GEN. sEAUREGARD DEAD.

to the NJ ,jority.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. eileen. G. T. Beaure-
gard died last night of heart failure. Pierre
Gustave Toutant Beat regard was born in
New Orleans in 1878 He WAS oradu ated
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-21
A THREATENED EVIL.
The Present Season is Certainly
a Remarkable One.

A GREAT PHYSICIANS WORDS.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-21
Devised His Property 20 '.Protestants.' -

CINCINNATI, Feb. 21.--A suit has been
instituted in the probate court to deter
mine who are "Protestants," under the
will of Ethan Stone, who died forty wears
ago. The will devised certain property in
trust, one-half for the SUP port of the Pro
testant religion and one half for Protest
ant school in Stoors township, with pro-
viso that at the end of each decade all the
Protestants in the township should vote
which denomination should have the fund
for the ensuing ten years
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-21
Burned to Death ! n Her Bed.

KANKAKEE, Ills, Feb. 21.-Mrs, John
Mcdonnell, an old resident of Clifton, was
burned to death in her home Sunday
night. She had drawn or bed close to the
stove and it is supposed the bed clothing
caught fire. The house as also consumed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-21


dent Of the United States Military academy
at West Point. He resigned Feb. 20, 1851,
joined the Condolences and began the
civil war by the bonbardment of Fort
Sumter, April 10. 1861.
Commanded at the First Bull Run.
He was in actual com mand of the south.
ern troops at Bull Run, July 81, 1861, in
which the federals experienced defeat; for
this service he was made full general, the
highest grade. From the summer of 1862
until the spring of 1864 he defended
Charleston and its outworks when be
sieged by General Gilmore. At the close
of the war he was second in command in
the army of Joseph E. Johnston in North
Carolina. Since the termination of the
war he has resided in Louisiana; he became
president of the New Orleans, jackson and
Mississippi railroad, and for number of
years was one of the managers of the
Louisiana State lottery and was also adiu-
tant general of Louisiana
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
jedynie wierzy. Sad przysisgiych 20
bardzo kr6tkiem zastanowieniu uzna}
60 oblakanym.
Polar ma wystawie.

Wczoraj okc1o godz. 2 popoludniu
spostrzezono, ze wieza u budynku
Stanu Indiana stoi W p}omeniach.
Natychmiast pojawi}a sic tez stFaz
ogniowa. Tymczasem zebraio sic O.
gromnie wiele ludzi, a zwlaszcza
obywatele Stanu Indiana. Kto by}
wewnatrz budynku, starai sic jak
najspieszniej wyjsc ma dw6r, Przez
chwile grozi} poploch, ale zimna krew
strazak6w zdolala niebezpieczehstwo
usunac. Pozar ugaszono szybko i
szkoda pieniezna ME jest znaczna.
Czes6 pokrycia betonowego trzeba
by{o zedrzec hakami dlatego budy-
mex jest zeszpecony, ale zreszta szko-
da nieznaczna. Budynek ten wraz z
wiezami gotyckiemi postawiono ko-
sztem $4,000. znajduja sic W MIN
cenne okazy, kt6rych wiele osobli.
wosci ME ds}oby sic niczem innem
zastapi6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
David Marx Obfakany.

Czytelnicy przypomna sobie, IL
pred dwoma tygodniami David
Marx strlelaa do swego wuja Maxa
Hart, czionka frmy Hart, Schaffoer
& Marx, "a to, re zosta} wydalony
przez niego. Pred sedzia Scales "
sadie powiatowym wczoraj uznano
Marxa obtakanym pos}ano go do
zakiadu Elgin. Marcus Marx, Of
ciec Davida. opo wiada, ze juz cd lat
IA pojawiaiy S 9 u jego syna objawy
oblakania, chot nieszkodliwego. Raz,
obwinawszy sic tylko W gszety, nago
biegas po mieszkaniu. Wynajdowaa
modele i aparaty najniedorzeczniej'
sze. Kilkakrotnie uciekal domu
rodzicielskiego, po niejakim czasie
powraca3 obszarpany. Sam David
Marx ma pozor odpowiada rozsadnie
ma zapytania, ale swym zamachu
mic ME chce mowic; powiada, ze
wszyscy falszywie go sadzs 20 zdaje
swa sprawe W rece sedziego, kt61emu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
NOtatki telegraticzne
z zagranicy.

w Kassel w Niemczech zban
krutowa{ bank ma sumo 4 milion6w
marek. Dyrektor banku ucieka.
= Cholera w Bilbao okolicy wv
Hiszpanii) ustaje.
= Okret wojenDy amerykahski
chicago" przybys wczoraj do portu
Barcelony W Hiszpanii i zosta} przy-
jety salwami armatniemi. W}adze
miejscowe witasy uroczyscie ofcer6w
okretu.
: Bismarck uwaza nominacye jen.
Broussarta ma niemieckiego ministra
wojny zs bardzo trafna.
" prowincyi Tehuantepeo W
Meksyku ogromna pow6dz zniszczysa
wszystkie zasiewy. Strata jest bardzO
wielka.
z Rio Janeiro donosza, ze pow
stahcze okrety admiraia Mello odnio-
sly znaczne uszkodzenis W walce z
fortami Il musza poswiecic pewien
czss ns reparacye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
WfOsi W Afryce.

LoNDYN, 26.go pazdzier. =
Specyalna depesza do nTime-
sa" Zanzibaru donosi, co ma
stepuje: Drugi porucznik w1o-
skiego okretu pocztowego
,,Stafetta" zosta} zamordowa'
ny przez pokolenie Somalis6w
W Merkah, gdzie wysiad1 ma
lad. Wskutek tego ,,Stafetta"
zbombardowa1a to miasto, Ii
czace oko1o 5000 mieszka6c6w.
Nastepnie marynarze w4oscy
wysiedli ma lad = i zabili Kill
ku z morderc6w swego oficera.
Wszyscy mieszka6cy W Mer,
kah zostali rozbrojeni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27

ne, a to powodu silnej opo-
zycyi, ma jaka natrafl projekt
reformy wyborczej. Hr. Taaffe
chce odroczyt Rade pa1stwa,
wprowadzi6 zmiany wskladzie
swego ministeryum, wreszcie
przerobit z gruntu projekt no.
wego prawa wyborczego tax,
azeby m6g} on uzyskac wick
szosc W Izbie. Go do zmian
w ministeryum, hr. Taaffe Ia
mierza usuuac trzech mini
str6w, a mianowicie DIR. Stein
bacha ministra skarbu, bar.
Won Frankenthurna ministra
oswiaty i ministra bez. text
Zaleskiego, Polaka. Kto be-
die ewentualnie powo}any ma
ich miejsce, dotycbczas ME-
wiadomo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
Telesramy zagranlczne.
Przyjecie ambassadors Stanow
ZiednOczOnyeh W Berlinie.

BERLIN, 26 pazdziernika.-
Jak wiadomo, poselstwo Sta
now Zjednoczonych W Berlinie
zostalo niedawno podniesione
do wysokosci ambasady. DIS
w}asnie nowy ambassador I.
Runyon mia} audyencye W no.
wynn palacu W Poczdamie =
i doreczy} cesarzowi swe pa
piery uwierzy telniajace. Ra-
zem z ambasadorem przedsta-
will sic ces. Wilhelmowi po'
rucznik R. K. Evans, delegat
wojskowy przy ambasadzie,
porucz. Vreeland, delegat do
spraw morskich i j. B. Jack
son, sekretarz ambasady. Go
scie ameryka6scy zostali przy-
jeci W pa}acu przez barona
Usedom, mistrza ceremonii.
kt6ry przeprowadza ich do
salonu, gdzie oczekiwali mimi
ster spraw zagranicznych hr.
Bieberstein i prezydent mini
str6w hr. Eulenburg. Ma
stepnie wszyscy udali sic do
gallery Jasper, gdzie ich ocze-
kiwal cesarz. Ambassador do
reczyl ces. Wilhelmowi list
PREF. Clevelanda i wypowie-
dzial odpowiednis przemowe.
Cesarz odpowiedzia4, ze Jest
bardzo zadowolony przyja-
cielskich stosunkow dw6ch
pa6stw - dziekowal prezy.
oeutowi Clevalandowi "a iego
list. Nastapi}a potem rozmo.
wa W roznych przedmiotach.
w ogole przyjecie mia3o cha
rakter bardzo poufny, a nawet
serdeczny. Pc poiudniu 0
godz. 4ej kanclerz v. Caprlvl
z}ozy1 wizyte W ambasadzle
ameryka6skiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
HIADOMOSCl MIEJSCOWB
Napasc bez powodu.

Wloch Pasqual Maria Saraceno
napada ma hapdlarza komisowego Ja-
mesa d. Morrison W sklepie jego pm.
127 S. Water str. W ubiegla srode
zupelnie bez powodu. Morrison sta3
ma chodniku i pokazywa} swym lu-
dziom, jak maia ustswia6 beczki. Po'
tenn wszed} do sklepu wlasnie chcia}
otworzy6 drzwi do bi6ra znajdujacego
sic W tylnej czesci, kiedy saraceno,
kt6ry ukrys sic by} "a. beczka, i sle.
DID kazde poruszenie Morrisona, wy
skoczy} nagle diugi sztylet zatopis
mu az po rekojesc W levy box tus
mad biodrem. Morrison wo}al g}osno
pomoc, ale W}och mimo tego
pchna} raz jeszcze i tym razem roz-
dari tylko odzienie. = Nadbiegli
wtedy robotnicy z chodnika, ale
W4och wiozywszy sztylet do poohwy,
jak kot poskoczys ku drzwiom i wy
biegi. scigano go pewien policyant
60 pochwyci1 zawi6dl ma stacya
PREY Harrison str. Tam wspoluik
Morrisona, Charles A. Raggio, pytat
sic Saracena, dlaczego chciai zamor-
dowa6 Morrisona, ale Saraceno odpo-
wiedzia}, il ME vie niczem.-Przed
dwoma laty ojciec Saracena postara}
sic by} o zamkniecie jego W szpitalu
oblakanych. Tam ME trzymano go
dsugo; wypuscili go, uwaaajac go "a
uzdrowionego. Potem wyjechas on
by} do Wloch, ale po 8 miesiacach
powr6oi}, i przyjai zatrudnienie
Morrisona, kt6rego juz dawniej
pracowa}. Morrison nieraz mu swiad-
czy} dobrodziejstwa, wiec napast sta
je sic tenn bardziej niezrozumia}a.
Ranny ley szpitalu niemieckim ne
Larrabee str; rama jego ME bedzie
smiertelna, jezell ME nastapi zakaze-
ME krwi. = Saraceno ma bye prze.
ssuchany 3 listopada, do tego czasu
sedzia Bradwell stawil go pod kaucya
$4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
Jak wyszli dyrektOrzy ma poflO'
Iar6Wkach kOlumbijskich?

Wyszli zle, barizo zle. Jak wiado-
mo, kongres wyznaczyi q miliona
dolar6w odda} do rozporzadzenia
dyrektorom wystawy to sumo W sa'
mych p6sdolar6wkach nkolumbij-
skich". Te p6}dolar6wki zamierzono
sprzedawa6 po dolarze spoiziewano
sic tym sposobem zyskac drugie q
miliona dolar6w, zwlaszcza, re "a
pierwszy pieniadz zaraz ofarowano
$4,000. Tymczasem kupowano to
pienladze g}6wnie tylko W pierw.
szych dw6ch miesiacach. Do dnia l6
paz lziernika sprledano ich malo co
wieoei mad million, ze i inne byiy
koszta, jakoto reklama, rabat dIa ko.
misant6w itp., poniewaz jeszcze
casej sunny ma premie byio wyzna
czonych s570,oSO, przeto obliczyw.
sly wszystko to, wystawa zamiast O.
trzymat 5 pilion6w, ME otrzymala
nawet tyle, lie kongres wyzuaczy}, t.
!. 81 mlliona. Pozostaie monety jesz.
szcze W reku dyrektor6w odesla do
skarbu, gdzie zostana przetopione ma
zwyk}e monety, azeby przynajmniej
ci, kt6rzy popiacil "a ME po dolarze,
mieli to pocieche, re monet tych ME
ma wiele, ze przeto wartost swa "a
trzymaja. Podobno wiele lepsze
interesa zrobi} urzad kobiet cwierc
dolar6wkami, t. wv. Isabella quar-
ters. Tych monet bito tylko 10000,
t. j. wartosci $4,000; sprzedaja je
takze po dolarze, ze prawdopodob-
ME wszystkie sic rozeJda, przeto zysk
czysty 100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
Marynarze angielscy we WHO
szech.

RzYM, 26go pazdziernika. :
Burmistrz miasta Spezzia wy
dal dis sniadanie dla admira-
Ia Culme-Seymour i innych
ofcer6w foty angielskiej, kt6-
ra odwiedza obecuie porty
wloskie. W liczbie gosci znaj'
dowal sic r6wniez ksiaze &C.
nuy. Pito "a zdrowie krola
Humberta i kr6lowej Wikto'
ryi. Wieczorem odby}o sic
galowe przedstawienie j ulice
miasta zostaly wspaniale uilu-
minowane. Orkiestry gra}y
ma placach publicznych, a roz.
bawiony t}um zapeinia} ulice.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
Manifestacye mOskalOfilskie
W MarSylii.

MARsYL1A, 26 pazdzier. -
Jeden z okret6w eskadry ro'
syjskiej, kr1yzowiec ,,Terek"
przyby} tn dzisiaj rano. Po-
witania salwami armatniemi
zostaly wymienione pomiedzy
okretem a fortami. Jednoczes'
ME goda. llej rano droga la-
dowa przybyl admiral Awelin
ze swymi ofcerami. Przyjscie
ich by}o nadzwyczaj CORA
ce. Prefekt powital Moskali,
a wnet na stacye wpsd}, ko.
rzystaiac z nieobecnosci poll
cyi t}um = i zacza1 sciskaG "a
rece ca}owac Moskali. Przez
chwile trwa} wielki zamet, a
rosyjscy ofcerowie mieli miny
mocno wystraszone. Gdy sic
wreszcie uwolnili rak t}umu,
wsiedli do powozu = pole
chali do Izby handlowej,
gdzie odby} sic wspauia}y ban
kiet na ich czeS6. Miasto Gale
by}o barwnie udekorowane, a
ulice, kt6remi przejezdzah
Moskale, zas}ane kwiatami na
pare cali grubo. Rome uro-
czystosci, bankiety i przyjecia
wype}ni}y reszte dnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
WieIcy ksiaieta rosyjsey
W Paryiu.

PARYz, 26 pazdziernika. =
Wielcy ksiazsta rosyjscy Ser
giusz Pawel, bracia cara,
znajdujs sic cd wczoraj W Pa
ryzu. DIS z}ozyli wizyte PREF.
Carnotowi. Odwiedziny ma.
stapiiy z rozkazu cara. Pier
wotnie ME .chcia} on, azeby
Wksiazeta zlozyli wizyte urze-
dowa we Francyi, ale otrzy-
mawszy wiadomosc o wspania.
lem przyjeciu adm. Avelina W
Paryau, zmieni} zamiar. Of,
cerowie 2Sgo pu}ku dragonow,
kwaterujacego W Vincennes
wydali bankiet dla ofcer6w
gwardyi rosyjskiej, przysla-
nych, jako delegatow ma po-
grzeb marszalka Mac Mahona.
Bankiet odbyl sic swietnie.
Moskale i Francuzi wznosili
liczne toasty patryotyczne g..
i popili sic, jak.... nieboskie
stworzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
BOgaci murzyni.

New York Times" opowiada o
Negrach, dawnych niewolnikach,
kt6rzy obecnie doszli do majatk6w.
Najbogatszy Murzyu mieszka W Loui-
sianie, ma on naipiekniejsza W ca}ych
Stapach biblioteke francuzkich, wlo-
skich i hiszpahskich klasyk6w. For.
tuna jego wynosi 100000 dolar6w.
Ukohczyl studya W Paryzu. W
Arkansas jest kilkunastu Negr6w
zrodzonych W niewoli, a kt6rzy dis
posiadaja cd $4,000 do 100000 dola-
row. Jeden mich jest wlascicielem
wszystkich ekwipazy publicznych W
miescie, liczacsm $4,000 mieszkah-
COW, posiada mlyn parowy, zatrudnia-
jacy 60 robotnik6w, dwie plantacye,
majatki ziemskie jest dyrektorem
banku.