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lows. d. S. Conway, grand master Of
Illinois, has taken Il strong personal in
terest in the celebration, and as chair
man of the joint committee Of arrange
ments has done much to make it success
full.
Though Sept. 26 has been especially
designated as Odd Fellows day at the
exposition. the programme has been ar
ranged for a grand four days celebra-
ton, commencing on Sept. %, when a
grand parade Of all branches Of the or
der, including the sovereign grand lodge
aud the grand lodge and grand encamp.
ment of Illinois, will march along Michi-
gan avenue, countermarch and be re-
viewed by the civic authorities and
grand officials of the order opposite tie
Columbus statue.
On the goth Odd Fellows and their
guests will be conveyed by boats from
Van Buren street pier to jackson park,
the whaleback Christopher Columbus
being reserved for members of the SOW
ereign grand lodge and their friends
The Odd Fellows fleet, escorted by the
United States warships Michigan, Blake
and Johnson will make Il naval parade
down the lake as far as Lincoln park and
thence back along the beautiful water
front to the pier at jackson park.
AT the reception to be given in the aft
ernoon i'll Festival hall there will be
music by the Columbian orchestra and
speeches by Grand Master Conway,
Mayor Harrison Director General Davis
and others During the day the Patri-
archs Militant will have competitive
drills for prizes i'll the arena. and the
Daughters of Rebelzah will have exer-
cises in Music hall. In the evening the
sovereign grand lodge will have ban
quet in the New York state building,
after which there will be d display o.
fireworks OIL the lake and a costumetl
parade Of all nations III the plaisance by
electric light. The grounds will be kept
open till o'clock in the morning of the
9th.
The Patriarchs will finish their drill:
and receive their prizes III the govern
ment plaza in the afternoon of the 9th.
On the 2Sth the sovereign grand lodge
will hold its adjournment meeting in the
Woman's building, and in the evening
there will be II reception, ball and ban
quet in the New York state building.
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Exilel Socialists In Siberia.

A number of socialist exiles have been
located at Chita, Siberia. Our CORE
spondent tells us that, though not allowed
to leave the city, they move about freely
enough within it and in various kinds of
skilled handicraft are earning their own
livelihood. They are in this way quito
an acquisition to the neighborhood. If
you have a scientific instrument to be re-
paired OF any work to be done in which
delicate manipulation and special inge-
nuity are essential, you must send for one
Of the socialists.
They bear an excellent character, and
the superintendent of police in Chita
says, IF all the people in this province
were socialists, there would be nothing
for us to do" Alas for this province, a
large proportion Of it's people are Of Il
very different type! What Van Dieman's S
land and Botany bay We're to England
half q century ago the Transbaikalia is
to Russia nova cesspool for its crime
Capital punishment is comparatively
rare in Russia, and villains who would
without doubtreceive the death sentence
in England or be lynched without judge
or jury in some parts of the United
States are in this country condemned to
life ba1lishment in Transbaikalia. Lon
don News
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Tho Gulf Stream.

Three miles per hour isabout the aver
age Of the galf stream, though at GER
tain places it ;lttains a speed of not less
than 81 miles an hour. In the Yucatan
channel, for instance, where it is so
miles wide and 1000 fathoms deep. the
current is not over the fourth Of a mile
all hour. In the straits of Benini the
current is SO rapid that the phosphores-
cent glow gives the whole tile appear
anca of l,t:inu Il sheet of flames
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two railroads were built that crossed at
The Hook and Il stock company was
formed which purchased the ground and
advertised that they might be leased Ey
any organization that would pay for
them for out Of door meetings. The
season was heightened until it now lasts
two months and the camp meetings Of
the temperance people, the Christian
Scientists, the Salvation Army and
don't know how many other oryaniz.l-
tions besides the Methodists, are held in
rotation. In place of the canvas tants
of earlier times there are now painted
wooden cottages. Instead of the pitch
pine knot fires On raised platforms cleo
trio lights glow among the trees at night.
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The Chicago Fairs Bad N1unasem

Either the blood sucking parasites at
the fairlnust be dispensed with, the dead
head leak stopped and ndexpenses cut down.
or there must be default on the bonds
which the corporation owes. The direct
ors have outstanding five millions of
bonds and floating debt, and they have
not yet a dollar to apply Oh the bond
payment. They have not yet paid the
floating debt by perhaps a million, and
from present appearances will not until
late in August. .."
The fair is costing 5000, 900 month for
operating expenses. The army of dead
heads who enter its gates is steadily IN
creasing. Friday more than one third of
those in attendance went in on passes
The deadheads ought to be cut down at
least one-half. At least half OF the police
force at the fair ought to be mustered
ont and taken off the payrolls. The ex-
penses Of operating the fair ought not to
be over $500, ,0C0 per month at the very
outside. The directors must face the
music.-Chicuyo Tribune
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MAY BE BALFoUR'S BRIDE.
Miss Nargot '.cnnant Is n Favorito With
English Statesmen.

Ill lSS RSstfH1L CnuAnt lS Il FAVOf1GG Win
English Statesmen.
If Arthur Balfour, the Tory leader
and nephew Of Lord Salisbury, should
marry Miss Margot Tenant, as rumor
says he intends to do, he will secure for
wife one of the cleverest and most con-
spicuous woman in London society, IL
woman, moreover, whose ability to man
age lnen and affairs will be Of immense
advantage 70 him in his political career
It is no rarctlling at an entertainment to
see her surrounded by a circle of grave
and reverend statesmen of both parties,
who apparently forget their age and dig
mites under the charm of her big dark
brown eyes and witty, quizzicaI tongue.
She was q great favorite with the late
Lord Tennyson, as she is yet with Mr..
Gladstone, and she was the life and soul
Of the party that accompanied them on
their celebrated yachting trip to Copen-
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doubt soon take the place held in the
curiosity Of the people Of Washington by
little Miss Mi, the daughter Of the late
minister. though they will not possess
the same distinction Of having been born
in our national capital:
Yang Yu differs most from the ord.-
nary Chinese in wearing a mustache,
which is black, slightly tinged with
gray. He is SO years Of age, thiclse5
and portly, and carries himself with the
air Of a man accustomed to lord it over
others. He is extraordinarily clothed
both in apparel and authority, and from
q Chinese standpoint is Il lnan to be rev.
erently kotowed to. His rainent is of
the most gorgeous brocaded silks and
his power is practically supreme over
the legations Of the three countries to
which he is accredited. ELe appoints
consuls at San Francisco, New York,
Havana, Matanzas and Callao and
charges d'aifaires at Madrid and Lima
and is responsible only to the emperor
for the manner in which the offices are
conducted.
Minister Yang has the implicit conf
dence of the Chinese government. Two
years ago he was appointed to invcsti-
gate the riots against foreigners at Ching
Kiang, and the international complica-
tions arising from the outrages We're all
settled on the basis recommended by
him. He is a man of advanced ideas,
with q friendly regard for the United
States, and will do his utmost to main
tain cordial relations with our govern
ment. He speaks no other language
than Chinese, but will have the assist
ance Of good Interpreters. One of them
is Man YeW Chung, a graduate of Yale,
who was coxswain Of one Of the famous
university crews in his collegiate days.
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a SOlS'eOus:lN afla
sons. With him
came also Mrs.
Yang Yu and
their three chill
drell, two girls
and a boy, but
the mother is
very exclusive,
and few people
have Il chance to
cultivate her So
ciety. The chill
7 1T
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A Thirty Pound Nugget Of Gold.

The recent gold strike made at the
Virtue mine, near Baker City. is Che
richest and most extensive revealed for
years. One afternoon Il chunk was
taken out weighing 30 pounds, which is
estimated to contain 50 900, On account
of the extreme richness Of the ore it is
not run through the mill, but it is pound
ed up in IA large mortar Cor. Portland
OregOniaa
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THE ART OF ORATORY
EVIDENCE THAT IT is NOT DECLINING
IN CONGRESS.

The Silver DEBATE Furnish ed Theme For
Some Notable Maiden Speeches In the
House of Representatives. New Mem
bers Who Distinguished Themselves.
We are sometimes disposed to de
nounce the degeneracy Of the times and
to lament among other things the de-
cline Of forensic eloquence i'll American
public life. This falling off has been 50
persistently proclaimed by pessimists
and philosophers generally that many Of
us have come to accept the proposition
without question. Fortunately for those
hopeful citizens who are inclined to take
issue with the croakers, recent events at
Washington have furnished evidence that
oratory is not @ lost art.
Whatever else the silver debate may
have accomplished, it has opened our
eyes to the fact that the country still has
plenty Of bright, powerful and eloquent
public speakers, and that when occasion
offers new men can be found who are
perfectly qualified to fill with honor to
themselves and their country the high
places which have been SO long occupied
by the veterans of statecraft. The house
of representatives has been particularly
prolific Of new material, and the coun-
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HEN 1 was a
boy, I used to
spend Il part Of
every summer at
my grandfather's
farm. He lived
not far from d
village III cen ral
New York tln;1s
shall be named
here only what
the villagers and
tl,a hardy fH1l-
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The Henry Bergll circle Of Kings
Daughters, composed OF eight members,
reports that last year il chloroforlned
4,0S9 cats. Il dogs. 6 wounded sparrows.
rabbit and opossan,
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A MAN OF DIGNITY.

The New Chinese Minister Has Supreme
Power Over His Legation.
Yang Yu the new Chinese minister 20
the United States, Peru and Spain, brings
q oo,.neo71slv v a1.raya1 retiune Of 50 ner-
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members of the
order will be in
u I tie nd an ce on
that day. Com
lllittees Of the
grand lodge and
grand enca1l1p-
nlent Of Illinois
have been at
work for months
making arrange
nlents for the re-
ception and en-
tertainnent of
visiting Odd Eel
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A snake is reported to have climbed Il
pole To Il martins box Breezy Heights
W. Va, IL short time ago. and swallowed
two birds before being discoveri,.
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Color of the Red Sea-.

The Red sea is for the most part blue.
It gets its name from those small por-
tions of it covered by minute anilnal-
cules who dye the surface Of the water
red
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OLD CAMP MEETINGS.
PICTURESQUE FORMS OF WORSHIP IN
"GOD'S FIRST TEMPLESD

The Gatherings of Early Days Compared
With These of tie Prcsent-From Pine
Knots to Electric Ligl.ts-Sone Notable
CANT, Meetings Described.
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ODD FELLOWS AT TIE FAIR.

They Will Assemble From All Sections on
Sept. 2G.
Sept. 26 will be Odd Fellows day at
the Worlds fair and it is expected that
very liberal proportion Of the 5000
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COLLEGE OF MONTANA.
Normal and Pref lrat"ry Courses. Special
Courses in Art, Music IEpewrting, Steno-
graply, Bookkeeping and school of Mines.
Department Of Engineering ana Chemistry.
including Mathematics. Surveying. HIechanicai,
Civil ana Mining Engineering, MetHnrgy, Min
eralogy, Assayius. General, Analytical and Ap-
piled Chemistry, Blowpipe Analysis Etc. Open
to both sexes on equal terms
For terms etc, apply TO Rev james Reid,
President, Deer Lodge Mont
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Use For Banana Skins.
Horses are said to be particularly fond
of the skin of the banana.
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Z Arabic BROTHERS Y CO.,
--DA n K Err, S.
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to both sexes on equal terms.
For terms, etc, apply to Rev. James Reid,
President Deer Lodge Mont.
T Arabic BROTHERS Y CO., :... ....
-DANkERS-
Deer Lodge, Montana. Do a General Banking
cipa cities Of the world
Careful Attention given given to Collections.
and Remittances Promptly made, New York
correspondent, Importers and Traders National
Bank, New York City, N. Y.
Sc. LARAp1E c. x LARRApEE. H. s. REED
L,IRsT NATIONAL BANK,
HELENA, MONT.
Paid up Capital, s5Notso Surplus and Profits
s7oooo0.
Interest allowed on time deposits. General
banking business transacted. Safety deposit
for rent.
DIRECTORS
T. HAUsER. President.
L. w. KNIGHT. Cashier.
T. Il. KLElNsCHMIDT Assistant Cashier.
GEO II. HILL, I'd Assistant Cashier.
GRANVILLE STUART, Stock-grower
HON. 7. c. POWER, q. 5. Senator.
j. G. CURTIN, Clarke Conrad u Curtin.
R. S. HAMILTON, Capitalist.
O. R. ALLEN, Mining and Stock-groWer.
CHAs. K WELLS. Merchant
A. NJ HOTTER Pres. A. NJ Hotter Hardware Co.
ASSOCIATED BANKS.
Northwestern National Bank, Great Falls.
First National Bank, Missoula First National
Bank, Butte.
THE THOMAS CRUISE
SAVINGS BANK,
HELENA MONTANA.
Incorporated under the laws of Montana.
fA1D IN CAPITAL. L.,...................Sl0 ,0oC
THOMAS CRUISE sE......................Pr President.
FRANK II. CRUISE. SE..................Vi Vice President.
w. ]. COOKE. Secretary and Asst Treasurer.
w. j. SWEENEY. treasurer.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Thomas Cruise, Frank Fl. Cruise,
w. j. Cooke John Fagan,
W. J. Sweeney
Allows per cent. interest on Savings Deposits
compounded January and July
TranSactS Il general banking business, draws
exchange on the.princpal cities Of the United
States and Europe.
Sell money orders on all points in Europe
first class State, County. City and School bones
and warrants bought and sold. Loans made or
real estate mortgages at 10 per cent Money fol
deposits can be forwarded by drafts. checks
money orders, postal notes, registered mail OF
express
Office hours from 10 Il. III. to 4 p. m. Also OF
Saturday and Monday evenings from to O'Clock
BorrLlSG WORKS
r n VAN GITNDY
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CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES.
COLLEGE OF MONTANA.
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DOTTLING WORKS.
J. e. VAN zGUNDY.
Deer Lodge, Mont, having bought and put in the
most approved machinery for generating
Soda. sarsaparilla, Ginger Ale Lemonade and
all Carbonate Drinks with experienced work.
men In charge, l am prepared to furnish
them bottled or in charges for fountains,
promptly on notice, and as low as any house in
State. Address orders to
J. E. VAN GuNDY, Deer Lodge, Mont.
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IN T.
Paid up Capital, S5MlWW Surplus and Profits
S700,0O0.
Interest allowed on time deposits. General
banking business transacted Safety deposit
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Deer Lodge, Montana. Do a General Banking
Business and Draw Exchange Oh all the prili
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cipal cities OF the world.
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Office hours to 10 a. M; IL to 2 aud 7 to s p. M
SIT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-18
AnaI ehisci W Hiszpanii.

MADRYr, II pazdzier. =
q Barcelony donosza, re zosta}
tam znow aresztowany pewien
anarchista. Rewizya jego mie-
szkania wykryla znaczna licz-
be bomb i n nostwo pism pod
burzajacych. lego samego
dnia, nieco p6zniej w winnicy
Sarria, pod Barcelona, znale'
ziono dwIe bomby tego rodza.
ju, co Pallasa, uzyte do Ia
machu ma jen. Campos. = W
Valladolid znowu znaleziono
W cell wiezienia tamtejszego
znauego anarchiste Salvochea,
przerznietem gardiem. Usi-
}owa} on odebraG sobie zycie
przy pomocy nozyczek, ale
prawdopodVbnie zostanie ura
towany.
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Zn6W bOmbard0Wanie W Rio
JaneirO.

BUENos AYREs, II paz. =
Pod}ug otrzymanych tutaj te'
legram6w, admiral Mello, do
w6dca powsta6czej floty bra.
zyliiskiej, rozpocza1 ma nowo,
otrzymawszy zapasy amunicyi,
bombardowanie stolicy Rio
Janeiro. q brzegu odpowia-
dajs mu gestym ogniem ar
matnim. q obiedwu stron
szkody So bardzo znaczne. W
miescie bomby uszkodzify vie
lie budynk6w i zabi1y kilka-
dziesiat os6b. Ma okretach
szkody So dose znaczne, Dzia'
10 fortu V,llaignon zosta}y
zmuszone do milczenia. Twier-
dza nawet, ze drugiej strony
parowiec powstahczy ,Arano'
zosta} zatopiony przez dziaia
fortu Santa Cruz. Kto tylko
moze, opuszcza Rio Janeiro.
Prezydent Peixotto ma bye je-
dnakowoz dobrej mysli : i
ma nadzieje, re sic utrzyma.
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Zaburzenie W Rzy mie,

R4YM, l7go pazdziernika.
Wczoraj W teatrze ,Clrco
R-ale" odby} sic burzliwy po-
htyczny mityng, zako1czony
gwa}towna b6jka i znlszcze.
niem budynku. Sig. Barzilai,
radvkalny deputowany, prze
mawiai do zebranych. Jego
uwagl ME podobafy sic anar,
chistom, kt6rzy zaczeli mu cze.
sto przerywac. Ostatecznie
doszlo do uderze6 = i do b6j.
XII. Wielu z walczacych cd
nios}o powazne obrazeuia, lecz
W rezultacie policya rozpedzi}a
bury cieli. Wkr6tce potem W
gmachu teatru wybuchnaf o.
gied, jak powszechnie ssdza,
pod}ozony przez rozwscieczo-
nych anarchist6w. Teatr spio-
nal, a szkoda siega do 100000
frank6w.
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Dixie podw6jne morderstwo.

BERLIN, 17go pazdzier. :
Hrabia i hrabina Blucher 20.
stall wczorai W straszny sposob
zamordowani W swym majatku
W Greifswald. Rzecz mia}a
sic W sposob nastepujscy: 4
domu hrabstwa zosta}a wyda-
Iona pokojowka, W kt6rej ko
chal sic ogroduik. Gdy wczo.
raj hrabia i hrabiua wyglada-
Ii przez okno, 6w czfowiek
wyskoczy} naraz poza krzaka
= / zmierzywszy karabin,
strzelR. Pierwszy strzal zabil
ma miejscu hrabiego. Zauim
hrabina zdolala sic opamietac,
padl strza} drugi, ktory PREY
prawii ia o smiere. Nareszcie
popelnil samobojstwo i sam
dziki zab6jca. Potr6jua ta
zbrodnia wywo}a}a ogromna
sensacye. Hrabia Blucher by1
potomkiem s}awnego wojo-
wnika, marsza{ka Bluchera.
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Marszaiek Mac Mahon ME lyle.

PARYz, II pazdziernika. :
Marsza}ek Mac Mahon, ksiaze
Magenta, ieden z naiznako.
mitszych MEOW Francyi,
zmarl dis rano W wieku lat
50. Smierc jego nastapila W
zamku La Foret, mad Loars,
gdzie stale zamieszkiwal. Cier-
pienia jego by1y oddawna gro
zne, ale pomimo to smierc ma
stapila wzglednie niespodzie.
wanie. Przy jego 1oau smier
ci by}a zgromadzona GAIA ro
dzina. Biografa zmarlego
marszalka jest usstepujsce:
Marya- Edward Patryk- Mau
rycy Mac Mahou urodzil sic d.
l3 czerwca r. 1908 i pochodzi
la ze szlacheckiej rodziny If,
landzkiej, oddawna osiad4ei
we Francyi. Jego ojciec by{
pafem Francyi i osobistym
przyjacielem kr6la Karola
Xgo, on sam wczesnie wstapl4
do wojska i walczy} ma
wszystkich polach bitw W AL
gierze W Europe. W r. 1888
zosta} kapitanem, W r. lS45
pu}kownikiem, W r. 1S4S je
nera8em brygody, W r. 1852
jeneralem dywizyi W r. 1883
objal po Canrobercie dow6dz
two W Krymie. Poprzednio
odznaczy} sic wielekroe W Al.
gierze, a g}ownie prey zdoby-
ciu Konstantyny. Marszalkiem
ksieciem Magenty zostal
nianowany po bitwie tegoa
nazwiska. Po wprowadzeniu
rzeczypospolitej by} jej prezy-
dentem. w r. 1901 od-
znaczy1 sic, jako jeden maj.
lepszych zoinierzy. Czci}a 60,
jako dobrego patryots, GAIA
Francya.
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lada cbwila smierci. 3ounod
urodzil sic II ezerwca 1918 r.
W Paryzu, studyowai W tamtej.
szem konserwatoryum muzycz,
mem pod Halevym i LIE Sueu-
rem; pierwsza jego praca, kto.
ra zwr6ci1a uwage, byla kan.
tata ,,Fernand'', odznaczona
rzymska nagroda. w r. 1854
wystawiono jego pierwsza ope'.
re ,,Safo" W Wielkiej Operze
W Paryzu. Jego dzie}em kla-
syczpem byl Faust; jedns 2
ostatnich oper Romeo Ju
lian. w r.. 1877 Gounod 20.
sta} mianowany komandorem
Legii honorowej.
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NOtatki telegraHczne
z zagranicy.

Wczoraj odbyl sic uroczyscie
pogrzeb jenerala Won Kameke. Ce-
sarz byi reprezentowany ma pogrze-
bic przez ksiecia Fryderyka Leopol.
da.
w Szczecinie by3o zn6w 5 wy
padk6w oholery i 2 smierci.
Z Wiednia donosza, ze znany
przywodca partyi liberalno. niemie.
ckiej Won Plener zamielza zlozY6
mandat deputowanego : i otrzyma
jakies urzedowe stanowisko.
= Rad hiszpahski zakupi} 10000
karabin6w Mauzera 10000 naboj6w
ma wyprawe przeow Maurom.
Nv KragujevAcu W Serbii nasta-
pi}a eksplozya fAbryki prochu; e.ciu
robotnik6w zosta}o r, zdartych ma
strzepy....
Z po}udn,owej Afcyki donosza
spotkaniu woIha p""stahczych ple-
miou Matabele, Xha IA oidzia}em
wojska wys}4nym przez Kompanie
po{udniowo-a o-afrykahska. Do bitwy
ieszcze ME dosz}o.
= Okretem adm'ralskim floty an.
gielskiei ma morzu Sc6dziemnem po
zatoplonej ,Victorii" zosta} okret wo'
jenny ,,Ramlllies".
w Petersburgu ma turnieju
szachist6w zwycieaya Tarrascb, Me.
mice.
- Ma wielkiem zebraniu polity.
czuem W Preston lord Salisbury W
dsugiej movie ostro krytykowas poll
tyke Gladstoue'a.
w domu roooczym W Green
wich W Anglii zn6w 8 os6b zapadlo
ma cholere.
w Belgii okregu Charleroi
by1o kilka wypadkow cholery.
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POlscy zfOdzieje schwytani.

Polski policyaut p. Michai Domi-
nowski 33.ej stacyi ma North ave.
miai dose niemila przygode nocy
piatku ma sobote. Przechodzii VIA
sn'e, bedac ma ssuzbie przez ul. Clea.
yer, gdy nagle usfyszai szmer sa-
loonle J. Kardowskiego. Drzwi
by}y ME zamkuiete, wszed{ .tedy do
saloonu nagle ujrza} dw6ch ludzi,
wyskakujacych lodowni, widocznie
zfod7i-i. Dzielny policyant przytrzy-
mai zaraz jednego mich wsoay} mu
kajdanki, ale gdy chciai schwycic i
drugiego, ten ostatui uderzyl go tax
strasznie czems cieskiem W prawa
reke, ze GAIA dion mu napuehla.
Drugi zsodziej us }owsl ugryzc Domi-
nowskiego W reke. Pomimo to nasz
policeman zdo}af obu lotrow dopro-
wadzic do budkl oddac W rece
swych kolegow. Pokazaio sic, ze
obaj schwytaui ziodzieje byli to Po-
lacy. Nazwisko jsdnego jest Teodor
Kowalski ten byl juz pare lat W
wiezleniu, drugiego Piotr Duks.
Zaden z Mich ME liczy wiecej lat niz
l9 do 20-tu. Obaj zostali oddani
pod sad krymiualny. Dodat nalezy,
il u KowaIskiego zualezono zegarek,
skradziony szafy pewnemu cziowies
kowi, kt6rego gospodarz wyrzuci{
mieszkania, ktorego rzeczy stsiy ma
ulicy przez noe. -. Smutny to bar
dzo objaw, ze niekt6rzy mlodzi Pola-
cy zamiast pracowat, biora sic do
kradziezy, 1otrostw i napad6w. Tacy
ME So warci imienia Polak6w!. -.