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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-Tbe British fleet reached laramie;
its welcome by the Italians was cordial but
mt enthusiastic - Admiral Avenal and
fifty other Russian naval officers left Toulon for
Paris - The Brazilian insurgent steamers
l-rano and Paas were fred on by Rio lori
and much damaged; several men were hiiiea'
- France and Spain have arrived AT an
understanding on the Moroccan question. --
NJ Gounod, the composer was stricken with
apcplexy ard will probably die.
Congress-Both houses in session. - SEN
ate: The morning hour was devoted to dis
cussion OF proposed amendments TO the rules.
after which the silver debate was resumed.
- House: The McCreary bill extending for
six months the time in which Chinese residents
may register under the Geary law was passed.
Domestic.-The barge Wocoken, Of Cleveland.
foundered in the gale Saturday and fourteen
lives were lost; three men searching for bodies
from the wrecked Dean Richmond were drowned.
$3.50 Governor Mckinley spoke to a great meet
Ing at East Liverpool. Ohio, in the potteries
district - The treasury of Indianapolis is
bankrupt there being only $1,000 on hand and
debts amounting nearly to 100000 outstanding.
- The Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad
Company has brought suit against the Central
Trust Company of New-York for 81 200, 900.
City and Suburban-De Lancey Nicoll has de-
ciincd a denomination for District-Attorney
- The Republican Club passed strong reso-
lutions condemning the candidacy Of Isaac H.
Maynard - The Brooklyn baseball nine won
The championship of the Metropolitan District
b. taking the decisive game from New-YOrk.
$1,000 Winners at Linden Park: Loantaka,
Fatality. Sir Matthew Reginald. Sam Lucas
and Bolero ===== Emma Goldman WAS
fenced to year in prison the full extent Of
the law. ---== Stocks opened weak under for
oien selling, with Atchison the principal feat
ure but dulness followed. and prices generally
advanced. closing firm. Money call was
2Nil. per cent but Continental foreign ex-
change was stronger.
The Wcathcr.-Forccast for to-day Fair.
slightly warmer. Temperature yesterday: High
est II degrees; lowest. a. average. Az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

The failure ~ The Earl Of Dunravcn 10
carry the Americas cup back TO Eng
land opens Il mission To The young German
Emperor There is Il disposition among the
people of the United States. brought up rs they
have been with unconventional notions con
corning the equality Of man. To look upon Will
lam II ~ chiefly an ornamental person. They
We're more concerned Il week or ten days ago
over the report that he could not sit his horse
than they have ever been touching his for
cign or domestic policy. II is more than likely
that in this they do moi do full Justice TO His
Imperial Majesty. II all the facts were made
known. for instance. we imagine that the pco-
pie of the United States would learn that Will
lam II deserves II large share of the credit for
the marvellous exhibition which Germany is
making III the Worlds Fair in Chicago. II may
be that his motives in stirring up German
manufacturers were dictated less by love for
the United States than by hatred of France:
but all the same he is deserving of our gratitude
for the manner in which he helped along our
great show.
Now William II is developing a love for
sports. As Il hunter he may share the dis
position Of his grandfather. who was content
TO sit in n carriage and shoot the deer that
stopped in his immediate vicinity TO exercise
the prcrogatvc which belongs to them. as well
as the domestic cat, Of looking at a king; but
ms yachtsman he Is built on the English
model H. owns n boat which tried once 10
win the cup; he enters her annually for the
races Of the Royal Yacht Squadron. and he
goes down to sea with her on her cup-capturing
raids with the enthusiasm Of Il viking. After
England has tried eight times for the Amer
cas- Cup, and tried in van why should not
William ii covct the honor Of carrying II back |
Ia Europe? Few OF his ambitions can he nobler, |
and none would excite the interest Of the |
people Of the United States. Let him issue II |
challenge for 1894, and emulate the example
If the Earl Of Dunravcn I'm coming to witness
he contest. He will find that his imperial
Lightly VIII not prevent the people who be-
icvc that one man Is just as good rs another
md "a darned sight better" from giving him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

est importance as To possible reorganization vi
the courts are expected 10 come up III ''i'
Constitutional Convention. Judge D''' IN
pcrencc. ability and long service entitled MN
10 represent the Court of Common i"'s 1T
the convention The Democratic liahaSerS are
committing some Of the most appaii'hs DUH
dcrs aud wrongs that il is III 'heir power 10
commit The nomination of Judge Maynard lor
the Court of Appeals is one "f 'h' ""'S' cr'i'l'S
that any political organization WAS ever guilty
of. The State machine and Tamnnlny seem
bent on their own destruction. Not content
with Insulting the intelligence. morality and
honesty Of the State by the Maynard nomina-
ton. they appear to be resolved to weaken pub
lie trust I'm all the courts. and To convince the
Judges that they need expect nothing from the
machine unless they sacrifice their sclfrespect
and become the wcak-knced agents OF I'M
sorupulous political leaders
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AmusemeuIs.

AMERICAN THEATHE-s-The ProdisaI Daughter
EiJOU THEATRES 10! Howard Ahcnacum Company
BROADWAY AND 3STH-sT.-l y. ~. 70 j. o. m.-Iho
Or, tai Iake.
BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
tARNEGIE MUSIC HALI--lO II. 20. 10 u. m.-Ihe
Living Christ.
tiiItKERING HALLS :ij-De pschIrann.
COLUMBUS THEATRE 1.-THE Rising Generation
DAYS THEATRES :1J-Pcaceiul Valley
DEN MUSEE-2 :30-s-Woild In Wax.
EMPIRE THEATRES :i5-LAberty Hall
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRES .l5-In Mizzouia.
GARDEN THEATRES 15-Cavalleria Husticans aad
i'agiiscci
GRAND OPERA HOU SE-5-1he Midnight Alarm
HARLEM OPERA HOT SE-S I5-LEnfant Prologue
uAERIGAN'S THEATHE-s-Thc WoollO Stocking
HEERMANN'S THEATRES :3o-Beau Brunmell.
moYT's MADISON SQUARE THEATRES :5o-A TEN.
Ierapce Town.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL-S-vaudcyille.
IRVING PLACE THEATRES :i5-The Grass Widow
ROSTER e. BIAL'S-S-Vaudeylle.
LYCEUM THEATRES :15-Shciidan; or, The Maid OF
Bath
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-Exhibition
NlBIOS-S :15--A Trip 70 Mars
PALMER'S THEATRES :15-1402.
STANDARD THEATRES :30-Charley's Aunt.
STAR THEATRE-S-The Second Mrs. Tanqueray.
1+TH STREET THEATRE-s-Thc Comcrackor
53D-ST. AND 7TH-AvE-Dore Gallery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
dCERONTING Az HONOEEU .JTUG T.

AFFRONTiNG Az HONORED JEDGE.
Tammany has adopted peculiar and indie.
feasible course in failing To nominate Chief
Judge Joseph f. DAILY Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, for membership in the Constitutional
Convention. Judge DAILY has served the com
munity long and faithfully. and deserves the
distinction Of Il nomination TO the convention
and the hearty support Of the Democratic
party. His predecessor rs the head Of the
Common Pleas Court. Chief Judge Charles l..
DAILY. occupied Il seat in the Constitutional Con
vcniion which held in the cours. of his
term of office. No one has yet suggested any
good reason why Chief Judge Joseph T. DAILY
should not have received the same honor ut
the hands Of his party Twenty three years Of
dligcnt. honorable and efficient service on the
bench should have saved Judge DAILY the hui
initiation of being set aside when nominations
were made for this convention. II * character.
istic Of Tammany. however, 10 pass over the
Chief Judge Of the court and select as the
representative Of that court in the convention
a Judge who has been only two years on the
bench Probably the explanation is that Judge
DAILY has not shown himself subscrvicnt and
sycophantic enough to satisfy the imperious and
arrogant leaders Of Tammany Hall. lie has
not allowed his court Ia become a STAMPING
ground Of hcclcrs and ward politicians, whose
only claim 10 salaries on the court rolls is
based on their dirty work for Tammany in the
sewers Of district politics. Judge DAILY has en-
'dcavorcd to maintain the dignity OF his court.
and has based his appointments on merit and
usefulness.
The Democratic machine in this State and in
this city seems determined TO do everything in
its power 10 degrade the courts and 10 lessen
public respect for the bench and public con- |
ddencc In the Judges. Questions Of the high.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

There has been no more vigorous and out
spoken condemnation Of the inaction Of the
Senate than that Of the Boston Associated
Board Of Trade. The Board represents more
than 5000 firms engaged in commerce or bank
ing. 1t dcnOunccs the conduct Of the anti
repealcrS as an outrage of common-scnsc. an
insult TO the great constituency they have been
delegated To represent. and subvcrsion of the
fundamental principle on which our rcpub-
lican form of government rests" These are
strong words. but true The members Of the
Senate should understand that they express the
views of ut least nnc-tcntlls of the people OF
the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

II Governor Flower continues to insist that
there is a perfect analogy between Maynard
crime and his own youthful exploit In ABSTRACT
ing p dollar bill from the pocket OF sleeping
comrade. it may become necessary TO inquire
into the latter performance more carefully WIN
view to ascortaining how 1t is affected by tne
statute of limitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

The reasons for delay in the conf rmation Of
Mr.. llornblowcr as an Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court are unfathOmable on any the
Org consonant with patriotic regard for the
general welfare. The Scna,c's Judiciary Com
miticc met yesterday. but took no action did
not even discuss the nomination except in Il
casual way If there had been Il discussion, ii
is hard To sec how ii could have resulted in
any way except fayorably 10 the appontcc.
Mr.. Hornbowcr ought Ia have been able 10
take his place The bench when the Supreme
Court convened Il week ago He is needed
there. and. rs everybody knows. is admirably
equipped for the office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

the Bar Associations committee which pro-
nounccd Maynard thief. Most of the com
miltcc. he says. We're anxious To vindicatc him.
hut on the facts aSccrtaincd and on Maynard's
own statement they could do nothing but pro-
rounce him guilty With two exceptions the
members Of The committee be il remembered.
were all Democrats Democratic lawyers
throughout the State should take heed of these
significant facts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

on the voting lists. Tammany's example is
usually bad. hut in the matter Of registration
ii is most admirable. There are no light lists |
in Tamnany strongholds
Register tomorrow. ana register early.
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Jn0rr 10 advertisements.
Bnsiness Notlres.

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Appointments and cuisine unsurpassed.
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Roll Tor DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
Variety OF Style and Price
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No III Futon-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

as hearty a welcome rs if he were good DEM
ocrat. and. haply. as sound drubbInS rs IL
he were IN English nObcman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

For reasons which are entirely creditable to
him. Dstrict-Attorney Nicoll has declined re-
nomination at the hands of Tammany Hall He
has not been altogether comfortable during the
last three years. and he has not conducted his
Office TO the complete satisfaction Of the Tam
many leaders. In retiring. Mr.. Nicoll has been
DESTROYS that his successor should be his prin
cpal assistant. Mr.. Wellman. who has special
fitness for the Office. both by natural ability
and professional training. Unfortunately, Mr.
Wellman is not the sort Of man Tammany
wants az Distrlct-Attorney He is too good
Hence he has small chance of receiving the
nomination.
Sir. Clifford A. Hands criticism of Maynard
a the more destructive because he is the
strongest kind Of Il Democrat" as he him.
self says and because he was a member Of
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Netu91prk Dsailp Gribn,re:
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.

TUESDAY. OCTOBER II. 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

According TO a high authority the three ele-
ments Of oratory are. first, action second,
action: third. action Herein we see the diner-
ence between oratory and the Unitcd STATES oeh-
ate as at present constituted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
RETURNING TO WINDSOR.
QUEEN yICTORIA'S PLAN FOR SPENDING
THE WINTER

LORD ELGINS APPOINTMENT RECALLING
MARIE ANTOINETTE LORD BRAssEY
LIKES BARREL ORGANs-FLOODS IN
YENICE-JAMEs GORDON BENNETT
-IiEALTH OF DE LEssEPS-
FETES IN HONOR or
HENRI ROCHEFORT
TRIRrxEl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

The North Carolina planter who has refused
to obey the White Caps orders and Is guarding
his cotton-gin with a shotgun is a public bcne-
factor. If men like him were more plentiful
White Caps would be sCarcer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

II Superintendent Byrnes has every one ar
rested who makes public disturbance after
the Thanksgiving Day football game he will
undoubtedly do good thing. 1t will be inter-
csting also to learn how many Of the young
enthusiasts are real cocgians and how many
are counterfeits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

Mayor Boody's credentials for reelection are
broken promises. disappointed hopes be-
draggled reputation and Grand Jury pre-
sentiments.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-03
NOtatki telegraficzne
z Zagranicy.

- Duhska Rada pahstwa zostaia
wczoraj otwarta w Kopenhadze, Mo-
wy tronowej ME odczytano.
w ciagu ostatnich "A godzin w
Hamburgu zn6w zachorowasy ma
cholefe trzy oso5y jedna umarsa.
= w Kadyksie W Hiszpanii VIA
DE miejscowe przyjnuja dose uro-
czyscie o6cer6w foty rosyjskiej.
W g6rnym Egipoie Panuje
wielki nieurodzaj ma baweSne.
w Dublinie wprzyszsa niedzie-
10 odbedzie sic ma cmentarzu Glasne-
vim uroczystose ma uczczenie pamlecl
Parnella. Czynia do niej wielkie
przygotowania.
- Przez Galveston nadchodza to-
legrafczne wiadomosci Buenos
Ayres o kompletnym przywrocenlu
spokoju W ca3ej Argentynie' Pow
stahcy zostali wszedzie rozproszenl l
pobici.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-03
NOtatki Mieiskie.

: Tajna policya aresztowasa wczo'
raj trzech faiszerzy pieniedzy, kt6rzy
cd dsuaszego czasu puszczali obieg
falszowane srebrne dolary. Georgia.
Graham j Georgia. Morrison areszto'
wano ma Midway Plaisance, a Franka
Mills W Dime Museum. Wszyscy
trzej z}ozyli zeznanie najzupeaniej-
SEE.
= Juz 5000 ludzi pracuje przy
budowie kana}u ma przestrzeni cd
Summit do Lockport, a kontraktor
Mccormick jeszcze przyjmie oko}o
2O0 robotnik6w.
- Maszynista VIM. Benze, zatru.
dniopy Linseed Oil Co., ma rogu
Lumber str. 22ej ulicy, wczoraj
zbliayi sic nieostroznie do maszyny,
kt6rej pas porwal 60 "a ramie i mai
okrutniej je rozszarpal. Zawieziono
go do jego mieszkania pm. 1854
Wentworth ave.
80 letni malarz dom6w John j.
Fisher, zam. pm. 900 W. 18th str,
chcac wskoozy6 ma wagon jadacego
pociagu kolei B. & O. ma Western
ave., zosta} przejechany i zabity ma
miejscu.
- Kontraktor budowy G. D. Wool
bark, zam. ma rogu 80 place i Cottage
Grove ave., wczoraj W Chicago Jun
ction spadi rusztowania i zsamaa
prawe biodro. Zawieziono 60 do szpi.
tala sw. kukasza.
- Robotnik Richard Hill, kt6ry
ME umial mic blizszego o sobie po-
wiedzie6, zostal znaleziony wczoraj,
mocno ma astme cierpiacy, ma rogu
ulic Polk State i zawieziono 60 do
szpitala powiatowego, gdzie W godzi-
ne p6zniej umarl.
= 84.letni Fred Kaiser, zam. pm.
10 Weed str, wczoraj wieczorem ma
rogu Clybourn ave. i Blackhawk str.
zostas przejechany przez buggy i zia.
mai prawe ramie. W skutek sedzi.
wego jego wieku, pokaleczenie moae
bye smiertelne. Nieostrozuy woznica
umknal.
Woznica Owen Donnelly, "a
tradniony u kompanii Adams Ex-
pres Co., wczoraj wieczorem v bu.
dynku ma rogu jackson str. ] PEI ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-03
RaniOny sniertelnie.

Dwaj polioyanci ze stacyi Armory
wczoraj wieczorem o godz. II usly-
sell strzs} W okolicy Polk State
str. i zaraz p6zniej spostrzegli jake
gos Negra, wbiegajacego do zauska
miedzy State str. Plymouth place.
Pobiegli "a MIN i policyant Jacob
Wagner pochwycil 60 "a ramie, ale
posliznas sic i upads. Negr korzysta-
JAG tego, wyjaf szybko revolver i
strzeln trzy razy do bezbronnego, ale
szozesciem ohybia. Drugi policyant,
David Norton, sadzac, ze jego kole-
ga smiertelnie jest raniony, strzelis
do Negra trafl 60 kula W lewe ra.
mie. Potem Negra zawieziono do
szpitala powiatowego i przekonano
sic, ze jest to VIM. Dehoney, LEGACY
dopiero 18 lat, ale znany juz dobrze
policyi i karany pare razy. By} on
tax osiabiony upaywu krwi, ze le-
karze sadza, il umrze.
Pewien mlody czlowiek ze San
Francisko, Delos Smythe, identyf-
kowas W Dehoneyu jednego trzeoh
Negrow, ktorzy 60 opadli, kiedy j.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-03
ZfOdziejski. -. kapelusz.

zabawra przygoda zdarzyia sic W
Peszcie ma Wegrzech p. Micheleto-
wi, przewodniczacemu kongresu
przedstawicieli kolei ulicznych. Od-
jezdzajac Pesztu ma dworcu kole-
jowym znalaz} W jednej kieszeni pal
tota cudzy zegarek, zas W drugiej
:.r6wniea cudzy pugilares 50 zir.
Pobiegl zaraz do komisarza policyi,
u kt6rego zastai wsoscianina, zalace-
90 sic ma to, ae skradziono mu pugi-
lares 5 zlr. Okazalo sic, ze p. Mi
chelet posiadal wlasnie jego pugila-
res. Wkr6tce schwytano zlodzieja i
wykryto, ze by} on czlonkiem calej
handy, kt6rej uczestnicy poznaja sic
po kapeluszach. U jednego kape-
lusznik6w banda owa zam6wiia 80
kapeluszy, ale zrobii on ich wiecej
i sprzedal. Michelet nabyl jeden z
Mich, wiec zlodziej wzias 60 "a kole-
ge W kieszeni jego paletota ukrys
lupy, kilku kradziezy pochodza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-03
POWOdzie we WfOszech.

RzYA, 2go pazdziernika. =
Wskutek gwa}townych de-
szcz6w wezbra}y rzeki. Z r6z-
nych stron, z Neapolu, Floren-
cyl, Genuy i Bolonii donosza o
groznych poWodziach W okoli-
cy i W samych miastach. Ko-
munikacya kolejowa W niekt6.
rych miejscach wskutek roz-
mycia toru zosta}a przerwana.
Mostly tn owdzie rune}y, a
wylew zniszczys take wiele
domow. Melduja o licznych
wypadkach utopienia ludzi.
Wiele byd}a utone}o. Bolonia
najwiecej ucierpia}a wskutek
powodzi; na jednem z jej
przedmiesc znalezlono znaczna
liczbe trupow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-03
Ksiaie Bufgaryi pOzycza pie
niedzy.

W1EDE6, Ego pazdzier. =
q Sofi donosza, re ksisze Fer
dynand Bulgarski znajduje sic
" wielkich klopotach pieniez.
nych, a to pomimo re W ciagu
ostatnich trzech lat otrzyma}
cd rodziny Koburg6w s milo.
now frank6w. W roku ze-
sz4ym wyda} on tutaj ogromne
sunny, a ostatnio uroczystosci
slubne i urzadzenie sic koszto-
wa}y 60 wiele pieniedzy.
Wskutek tego m}ody ksiaze
znalaz} sic W bardzo trudnem
polozeniu. Wybawili go te-
90 po1ozenia tesc ksiaze Par
my i znany banker bar.
Hirsch, z kt6rych kazdy po-
zyczy} ksisciu po milionie do
lar6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-03
Poiar u p. Popka.

w nocy soboty ma niedziele sa-
loon mieszkanie p. S. P. Popka
przy rogu ulic Front N. May paddy
ofara psomieni. Ogieh wynik1 oko-
10 godz. 2ej W nocy W chwili, gdy p.
Popek iona by} ma zabawie. Pso-
mienie ukaza}y sic W basemencie,
gdzie nawet ME bJ}o pieca, zkad
wnosza, ze pozar wyniks podpale-
MIA. w mieszkaniu saloonie p. Po'
pka spaliso sic wszystko. Saloon bys
ubezpieczonv ma $500, mieszkanie
ma $1,000. Nadto dom, bedacy VIA.
snoscia piwowara Brandta, zostaa mo-
emo uszkodzony. w p}omieniach
zgina} wieIki pies, kt6rego pan P.
pozostawil ma stray.
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Moze bratOb6jstwO

w Evanston mieszka rodzina Ne.
grow, Allen6w, z kt6rej najstarsza
jest matka rodziny. Czesto bywaiy
spory b6jki miedzy czsonkami ro.
dziny. Henry Allen, naistarszy sy'
now, czesto nawet "a to bywa} kara
ny dopiero W zeszsym tygodniu wy
puszczono 60 domu poprawy.
Wczoraj rano Henry zaaadas cd
matki pieniedzy, gdy ia mu ich dac
ME chciaia, chcias je wydrze6 pre-
moca uderzyl matke tax SLIME W
twarz, ze pozostanie jej znak tego
ma caae zycie. Msodszy syn Joe cor
ka Lavina chcieli pospieszyc matce
ma pomoc, ale Henry rzucis sic ku
MIN. Joe wpedzony do swego poko-
ju, broniac sic, wyjas revolver i
strzeli} do brata, poczem zaraz ucieki'
zbieg}o sie duzo ludzi do mieszka-
MIA Allen6w przy Sherman ave., bli-
sko Davis str, PREY samem sr6dmie-
sciu. Ciezko rannego Henry policya
zawiozla do szpitala.
Joe zostai wieczorem schwytany
ma pociagu kolei zamkniety W vie
zieniu. Ucieki on by} do Chicago, ale
wracai wlasnie, by oddat sic sam W
rece policyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-03
UratOwana przez krolOwe.

Kr6lowa hiszpahska uratowala
pred kilku dniami zycie malej die
wczynce. Podczas przechadzki, kt6ra
odbywaaa samotnie W strone Astiga-
rade, spostrzegsa ma torze kolejowym
dziecko, kt6re ME uwazajac, il po-
ciag nadchodzi, bawiso sic W najlep-
sze pomiedzy szynami. Regentka
jednym skokiem znalazla sic PREY
MEM i uprowadzi}a je ma box. w pa
re minut potem przelecias pociag,
kt6ry zdruzgotalby dziewozatko, gdy-
mu litosciwa monarchini ME przyszsa
zpomoca.