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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-06
Poniedzia4ek, dnia 6 Marca 1898 r.

Yorku byi wielkim marszaihem,
a gen. adjutantem jego by} puik.
II. G. Corbin.
Oddziai siuiacy "a eskorte, a
ziozony z artyleryi, kawaleryi i
piechoty regularnej armii, z od-
dziaiem floty, gwardyi narodo-
dowej dystryktu Columbia, ka-
det6w innych miejscowych sto-
warzyszeh, ustawii sic W poblizu
Bialego domu o godz. pot do IL.
Poszedf utica nad6f, towarzyszy}
prezydentowi i jego otoczeniu
do Kapitolu, skad pomaszerowali
cd Kapitolu W gore ulicy, a po
inauguracyi do Washington Cir
Gle blisko % uiicy, gdzie sic roz-
wiazaro.
Przez pot dnia miasto wygla-
dalo iak ob6z wojskowy. o.
brzymie szeregi wojskowych od-
dziai6w przerywaiy tylko poja-
wiania sic gubernatorow W cy-
wilnych strojach, otoczonych
sztabami. Ia tymi oddziatami
szli czlonkowie Grand Army, a
"a tymi znowu szla parada oby-
watelska, r6wnie liczna, jak
wojskowa. Parada cywilna sk}a-
dala sic 6 dywizyj i liczyla
przeszlo 10000 uczestnik6w, a
miedzy mimi DUO dam.
Pc inauguracyi Cleveland i
Harrison udali sic do prywatne-
go pokoju Mortona W Kapitolu,
gdzie znajdowaiy sic przekaski.
Potem wsiedli do powozu i zajeli
miejsce W paradzie. Kiedy po-
wr6cili do Biaiego Domu, Harri-
son okoio godziny 3 pozegnal sic
i udai sic do domu Wanamakera;
by stamtad wyjechac do India
napoiis. Prezydent Cleveland re
swym gab;netem udai sic ma
trybune, azeby odbyc przeglad
parady.
Bal inauguracyjny.
Wedle dawnego zwyczaju bal
inauguracyjuy tworzy wazna
czesc uroczystosci. Ola niekto-
rych prezydentow wydawano po
diva albo po try takie bale.
Bal tegoroczny byf najwspa-
nialszy, jaki kiedykolwiek Stoli-
ca Zwiazkowa widziaIa. Odbyi
sic w przepysznei sail budynku
pensyjnego. Sala to 100 yardow
diuga, 40 szeroka, so wysoka;
u scian wznosza sic trzy rzedy
galeryj. Byla udekorowana wspa-
lie; do dekoracyj giownie uzyto
barw ziotej, biaiej i czerwonej,
ktore przecudnie bfyszczafy przy
rzesistem oswietleniu elektrycz-
mem. Wspaniafe palmy i inne
drzewa poiudniowe rowniez "a
pefniaiy sale. Ma scianach wi
siaiy herby A Stanow, filary,
ramy, porecze i t. p. przybrane
byfy W barwy narodowe, fagi, i
t.p. Gorna galerya by}a przy-
brana we fiagi mocarstw zagra-
nicznych.
Najpiekniejszymi zas byfy diva
wielkie, 6 stop wysokie fuki z
kwiatow, ktorych W oswietle-
niu elektrycznem bfyszcza}y ma
zwiska cleveland" i ,,Steven-
sons.
Roznokolorowe swiatla odbija-
ly sic W wodotryskach W sail roz-
mieszczonych.
Bal juz sic odbywai, MIN
wszedi prezydent re swojem oto-
ezeniem. Licza, il byfo obecnych
oko1o 1900 osob, ale ma}o Mich
tahczylo, DO i miejsca ME byio ma
taniec.
20 minut pred 10 godzina
wszedi Cleveland z ma}zonka do
sail. Prezydenta prowadzi} ge-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-06
Telegramy Zagraliczne.
Plany tr6jprzymierza.
Armia austryacka ma bye
zwiekszona.

LoNDyN, 5 marca. = Depe-
sza z Wiednia, pochodzaca z
dobrego zr6d2a donosi, il bar
dzo jest prawdopodobnem, ae
ma skutek nalega1 ces. Wilhel'
ma, cesarz Franciszek J6zef
przedsiewezmie starania, aaeby
sila liczebna armii austryackiej
mog}a bye znacznie zwiekszo-
na. Prawdopodobnie bedzie to
polaczone z wprowadzeniem
2-letniej sluzby wojskowej "a
miast obecuej 3.letniej sluzby.
Obecnie W Austryi biora
co rok 100000 rekrut6w
do wojska, si}a wojenna W
czasie pokoju ME przewyzsza
100000 ludzi. Przy wprowa-
dzeniu s}uzby dwuletniej MALE
za}oby brac co rok 10000
rekrut6w, a W takim razie siia
pokojowa armii doszlabY DO
$4,000 ludzi. w razie wojny
moznaby wtedy rzucic ma plac
boju cd 100000 nawet do
100000 ludzi. Gdyby zwiek-
szenie armii nastapilo W
Niemczech i W Austryi, tr6j.
przymierze posiadaloby armis
pokojowa do 1,25o.ooo ludzi,
a W razie wojnY mog}oby wy
stawi6 ma liniesbojowa $780,
900 wojska. Taksz mniej
wiecej liczbs posiadaja Fran
eva i .Rosya, lecz W kazdym
razie po}ozenie tr6jprzymierza
by}oby o lyle dogodniejsze, ze
wszystkie jego silly moga bye
prawie W jednej chwili posta'
wione naprzeciw nieprzyjacie.
la, podczas gdy Rosya musi
sciaga6 wiekszs Geese swych
wojsk mad granice z g1ebi kra-
ju, co przy niedostatecznych
acknowledgement moze trwac
Gale tygodnie. Przez ten zas
czas szansa woJenna moze sic
juz latwo przechylic ma jedns
re stron. -Projekta zwieksze-
MIA armii austryackiej ME 20
stana W kazdym razie wysu.
niete naprz6d pred zdecydo.
waniem losu nowego prawa
woiskowego W Berlinie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-06
NOwy wynalazek.

W Petersburgu pewien chemik u
zyskal patent ma wynalazek polega-
jacy ma powiekszeniu SHY swiatla i
upodobnieniu 60 do swiatla elektry.
cznego. Materya2 sluzacy do tego
celu zawarty jest brylce kulistej,
stosuje sic do lamp naftowych i gazo-
wych. Cena jednej brylki oznaczo-
ma 25 rubli, wystarcza ma diva lata.
zarzad warszawskiego zakladu gazo-
wego chce zastosowa6 ten vynalazek
do latarni gazowoch ma ulicach mia
sta.
:, Wiad. Mieiscowe ma Str. lei.
Teleg. krajowe ma Str. 2ej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-06
Wycieczka ces. Franciszka Jozefa
do Niemiec.

W1EDE6, S marca. = Ces.
Franciszek J6zef niezad}ugo
uda sic do Stuttgardu, azeby
odwiedzit swa ulubions sio.
strzenice arcyksiezniczke Ma
rye zofs, niedawno wydans
"a maz "a ksiecia Alberta, ma.
stepcs tronu Wirtembergii.
Prawdopodobnie PREY tel oko-
licznosci cesarz odwiedzi take
cesarza Wilhelma W Berlinie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-06
Parada.

Me bylo dotychczas parady tax
wspanialej, jak W roku biezacym.
Gen. Martin F. Mcmahon z New
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-06
;, Wiad. Mieiscowe ma Str. lei

Teleg. krajowe ma Str. 2ej.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-07
REAL ESTATE SALES.


Misssula IL Absorbins Lots Of Capital
Theatrical Attraett0ns.
Special Dispatch TO the standard.
MIssoULA. June 6.-The Higgins estate
has sold to Charles Cowell the property on
Main street In this city. now occupied by
Hickman q Lindsly. druggists. the consid-
Grafton being 81 900; and to Tyler Wortlen
all OF block r of Higgins and McWhik's
addition for $4,000. The transfer of tho
Union block 10 eastern capitalists, re-
ported In Sundays STANDARD. has not as
yet been consummatcd. hitch having
arisen over the consideration. The Caro-
lyn Gage company opened \ threc nights
engagement last evening nj tho Bennett
opera house before large and apprec.
ative audience. The performance. "a
Double Wrong" Pearl of Savoy, was
excellently rendered, the characters, al
most without exception, boinR well sus-
tanned. Miss Gage will appear at her best
tonight rs yuIianna. in Tho Honey
moon," and the engagement will close to-
morrow night with that startling drama,
"A Celebrated Case"
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CURTAIN RUNG DOWN
Edwin Booths EVsnuul Career Ended
This Morning.
UNCONSCIOUS TO THE LAST
The Great Actor Passed Away
Without Recognizing Any OF the
Friends at His Bedside
The Last Hours.

New YORK, Juno s.--America's great
tragedian, Edwin Booth, Who has boen
lowering on the verge OF shadowlAnd for
SD many weary days, passed AWAY at :i5
this Wednesday, morning in his apart
ments in the Players club. The decline
in his physical condition has been very
perceptiblc for several days, and as long
ago as Saturday night all hope OF saving
his life was given up. AL day yesterday
his condition grew steadily worse and at
O'Clock last evening DR.. st. Clair Smith
was hastily summoned to the club.
After a brief examination OF tho dying
man. DIR. Smith prepared bulletin which
was posted in tho hallway to the effect
that II was doubtful IL Mr.. Booth survived
the night. DR.. Smith told ono Of tho
members Of tho club that his pulse was in
the ncighborhood Of 100 and his tempcra.
ture was over 105. There was nothing
that could be done except for tho anxious
watchers TO sit by his boslside until the
feeble spark Of life was finally extin-
guished.
At 10 O'Clock another serious change
was noted, and DIR. Smith was again sum-
moncd. He did what he could
to case the dying moments Of
Mr.. Booth. who, although completely
unconscious. seemed to suffer greatly for
lack OF air, il being apparently extremely
difficult for him TO breathe. From this
time until he expired the great actor
gradually grew weaker. The restless mo-
,ion of his hands ceased and life finally
passed away when his breath had died to
an almost imperceptible huttcr. Al tho
bedside were the actors daughter and her
husband. Mr.. Grossman, Booths brother
in-law. MaGonicle. William Bispham, an
intimate friend, and Charles Farryll.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-07
CARTER KISSED EULALIE
Chicaso's Gallant Mayor Pressed HE
Lips to the Princess Hand.
THE INFANTA GETS A PASS
She VIII Show the Catsk ksspers
. Gold Ticket When She
Wants to Soc the Fair
The Reception.

CHIC AGO. June 6.-Eulalie. the modest
little princess OF Spain's royal house. is in
Chicago. She came to-day and thousands
Of people from every state in the union
and almost every country on the face Of
the earth werc at the train, eager to SEQ
her and to give her q welcome to this truly
democratic city. As she disembarked 1t
the union depot In Canal street, Mayor
Harrison received her as one Of Chicaso's
worlds fair guests aud extended to her
the hospitality Of the city. Formality was
minimised. When presented to the prin-
cess, Mayor Harrison, like q true Ken
lucky gentleman, kissed her hand. In
rapid succession others OF the
reception committee were presented and
the Prince Antonia, husband Of the in.
fan,a. tue Duke Of Tsmsmes aud the re-
mainder Of tho suite followed and hand
shakings became general. Then the
princess was escorted by Mayor Harrison
10 . carriage in waiting, and the re-
Tnainder OF the party being quickly seated
In their respective conveyances, the pro-
cession started on . quick trot, escorted
by two troops Of United States cavalry,
over the bridge aud down to the Palmer
house. Hsrc. as At the depot, was . large
and enthusiastic crowd in waiting and the
princess was greeted with loud cheers.
The portico Of tho hotel was, as the ro-
tunda. gaily decorated with tho Spanish
and American colors. As the princess
entered the hotel sh o bowed smilinaly TO
tho vociferous crowd which extended
for several hundred feet ON both sides OF
the limo Of yellow -pluiued cavairymen,
who gave them no chance to break In the
entrance as they would have liked to do.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-07

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-07
RUSSIAN EXTRACTION
SOME OF ITS PROVISIONS
II Is Not Different From the Trea-
ties With Other countries-Pres.
ident Clevc!and's Plan = Ho
Wants consressmen to Think.

WASHINGTON. Iuue 6.--Thc Russian OK.
tradition treaty which has been the subject
Of negotiation between the two contract.
ing parties for moro than six years and
which has been amended again and again
and which was threatened with defeat In
its final stages. has at last been formally
proclaimed and will henceforth l,e the Law
Of the land until IL IL superseded by an
other treaty. The ratifcations wcrc cx-
changed In st, Petersburg nearly two
months ago, but because u was necessary
10 observe extraordinary precautions to
secure the safe transmission ct the docu-
mcnt to the United States, tho treaty was
not received NJ the department Of state
until late day last week. The treaty is
In tho French language and il was ncccs-
sarv TO translate the document into En-
glish and to make n comparison between
tho translation and the original. This
work was completed yesterday and to-day
the president saw II for the first time.
when Secretary Gresham carried IL To tho
cabinet meeting. All that remained to bs
done was the official proclamation and
that was done this afternoon.
Tho proclamation itself was dated Yes.
tcrday and simply recitcd the prov isions
OF the treaty, with the announcement that
IL will go into effect ~ days from date.
that 10 TO say, June q. Interest conferred
In the sections making attempts OH tho
heads of the governments, or accessory
ship to such attempts. cxtraditable. These
sections In the treaty. as officially promul.
gated. are precisely identical in language
with the sections published in Washing
ton dispatches TO the associated press
April %, last.
II Is asserted in Official quarters that,
In spite Of all that has been said about the
treaty, IL Is similar In scope to all extra
dstion treaties negotiated by tho United
states In recent years, although in prac-
tice IL may he that the administration Of
articles will have different result in view
Of the essential difference i'm the judicial
systems of the two countries which in this
case are supposed TO he more than usually
divergent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-07
DONNELLv DEFEATED.
The Antitrust Convention Sit. Down on
IguAtius.


IguAtius.
CHICAGO, Juno 6.wcn Governor Nell
son OF Minnesota called the auti-trus,
convention to order, u was expected that
the first tight of the session would begin,
for il was generally known that the Dom
nelly or radical factions had been beaten
In tho committee of resolutions and would
carry the fight to the floor Of tho conven-
ton. Chairman Roscwater of the COM
mittcc on resolutions read the preamble.
Then Donnelly moved as a substitute. a
demand for the government purchase and
operation of coal lands. Henry ID. Lloyd
Of Chicago wanted bituininous lands also
purchased and tho fight OH those two
amendments lasted two hours, after
which Rosewater moved the previous
question aud the committee report was
carried. The fight was kept up all day.
how ever. by the extremists. but they were
outvoted at every turn. The resolutions
adopted set forth at length the evils Of
the trust system as at present maintained
and call upon the convention to create n
permanent association to bo known ms
the Antitrust Association Of the United
States. consisting Of three representatives
from each state and territory; also an
antitrust association ia securing uniform
legislation and rigid execution of laws.
The resolutions declare that oyercapitali-
xatfon of corporate property il largely
responsible for the breaking down of cred
its and the financial distress now prey a IL.
ing, and recommend stringent national
and state legislation aud supervision as
10 the limit Of the bonding of corporate
property and the issue of stocks repre-
senting the same to actual value. IL u
recommended that each member Of the
convention use all honorable means Ia
secure the election TO Office. whether local
state or federal. of those only who are
exponeuts of this antitrust sentiment
II is recommended also that tho legis
latures OF the various states enact such
legislation as will make il unlawful for
any corporation To enter any trust or com
bination detrimental to trade or com
merce.
These resolutions were not radical
enough to suit the Donnclly-Weaver Gle
ment and they gave notice Of another
meeting at the Palmer house tonight. Be
fore the close OF the Central hall meeting
J. NJ. Quinn Of the Butte, Mont. uias,
offered free coinage resolution, which
passed by small ma jori,y.
Tho bol,ers, To the number of -. repre-.
senting Is states, organized at the Palmer
tonight. They were all populists. Con
| erai Weaver of Iowa was elected chair
man. Iguatius Donuelly aud others niade
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-07
MORE PAVING TROUBLE.
A Great FAiis Contractor EoJoined From
Further Work.
{. lul.i La

Further Work.
Special Dispatch to tho standard.
GREAT FarL>. June 6.-Judgs 4. N.
Benton of tho district court granted .
temporary INDUCTION for two days this
morning In tho case entitled II %. Chorrcn
aAd Frank Coombs. plaintiffs. VS.. Henry
voeel and tho city OF Groat Falls, de-
PENDANTS. II is to restrain Contractor
VOCAL from proceeding with tho paving Of
Central avenue on the ground that the
contract is illegal. the council not having
taken the necessary steps previous to
entering into IL. ns well Ms other cited
irregularities. Judge Benton Was about
to leave on to-iay's train for q six weeks
trip to the East aud allowed . two days
injunction In order that the plaintiffs
NIGH; 20 to tho supreme court to ask for a
permanent restraining order This appli-
cation comes chiefly out Of the opposition
on the part of tile Street Railway COM
pauy. which will have To bear the heaviest
expense II the improy emcnt Is completed.
Attorney Cooper will go tn Helena to-mor-
row to apply for an injunction from the
supreme court.
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SPoxAsE, wash. Juno 6.-The WASH
inston National bank and its adjunct. the
Washington Savings bank, closed their
doors this morning. They were crippled
by n quiet run yesterday. Both show
strong assets In excess of liabilities, but
could not get money In tins for tho sud
den whirl. O;her banks were subjected
TO severe run. Al 2 o'clock this after
noon, the CItisens' National bank closed
It's doors. II 10 reported here, on appar-
entity reliable authority, that the Palouse
City bank Of Palouso. has also suspended.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-07
WHAT 1T MEANS.
An Eastern 1nterprstion Of the Pl
dents Aanouucesusnt.

An Eastern 1nterpretioa OF the Presi-
dents Announcement.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The S'or says I:
President Cleveland's statement rs to the
time when he proposed to call congress
together aud the reasons which will lead
him 10 do 10, is clearly interpretable as
indicating termination on his part 10
continue using the gold reserve to tho ex-
tent necessary and not TO issue bonds. He
desires the full gravity Of the situation to
be apparent at the time of the meeting Of
congress so tho legislative branch Of the
government will have duty pressing on
them to correct tho laws protecting
tlua nccs
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-07
FURNITURE Attached.

The Bosemsn aossrs Coutsnts In ths
sherin's Hands.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
BozEMAS. June 6.-Robert Turner OF
Denver, through the Gallatin Valley Na.
tional bank, attached tho furniture OF tho
Bozeman Improvement company this aft.
crnoon for $4,000. The attachment will
have no effect ON the running of the hotel.
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MUST PAY the FIDDLER.

Mrs MeCormick Having Danced Will
settle the bail
Special Dispatch To the standard
MIssorLA. June 6.-Mrs. Kate h. Nc
Corinick. who probably figures in moro
law suits than any other resident OF Mis-
soula county. will now have an oppor-
tunity TO appear before the district court
ar defendant i'm the suit brought by Attor.
ney George B. wilds for tho sum of S.aSs,
alleged to be due for attorneys fees anai
money expended in the prosecution Of her
many legal battles.
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Stabbed u Woman.

Los ANGELES. CAL. June GA horrible
tragedy was enacted in Chinatown this
morning. Guam All Moon. n highlander.
ran knife inches long through wo.
man. Su How. killing her. He afterw ard
fatally shot Wong Ali Hip, who attempted
to save the woman. The cause OF the
crime was jealousy. Quan All Moon has
not yet been found.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-07

NEw YORK, June Ga notice on tho
door Of the defunct Canal bank this morn
ing informed the clnmorous depositors
that the hank 10 In possession Of the SUI
perintcntieni Of hanks. Another notice
stated that the bank had gone into liqui.
dation and depositors would he paid in
full.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-07
STORY OF A BUSY LIFE.
The Scholarly, Refined and Cnobtrusive
Actor From Youth to Are.

The Scholarly. Rraued and Unobtrusive
Actor From Youth to Age.
Edwin Thomas Booth was born In Bel
Air. Md, Nov. Il, 1888. He was named in
honor of Edwin Forrest and Thomas
Flynn. When boy he received instruc.
tion from different teachers In the neigh
borhood of his homo. but his tuition was
neither continuous nor thorough. Ho was
thoughtful and studious, but was reticcnt
and peculiar, profound and sensitive and
the eccentric genius Of the elder Booth
found In him ready sympathizer. Tho
father and son were strongly attached to
each other from the first. and when Ed
win was yet very young his father made
companion Of him In his professional
journeys. II was in the course Of one of
these tours that Booth made his first reg.
ular appearance on tho stage st the Bos-
ton museum. Sept. 10, 1sla. The rlay was
Richard Ill" and the boy came forward
in the minor part Of Tressu. Al first the
elder Booth opposed the choice Of the
stage as q profession by his son. but he
gradually Withdrew his disapproval and
the young actor appeared with his father
for more than two years after his debut ut
the Boston museum. His first appearance
on the New York stage was Sept. -. 1850,
I.o,, ch,s," A, ,hc ,,,,o ,hca,or In 1871
h,s s,,har h.,,, nm no rr,n,n,I, ,o,k ,hs,
lat,ers place. and for the first time i'm his
re. .,,.,,n,, g,.Lo,d TJT nm. .,,.o.. ~
,I,is .gror, uas hnile,, as the indication ~
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-07
Wisconsin, Banks.

MAsTrowoc, Wis.,. June 6.-The State
bank of this city failed. II had capital
of $4,000. surplus $1,000. Manitowoc
savings bank Is now experiencing a slight
run. At Madison tho run on the First ma
tionai has increased, and other banks are
having increased demands.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-07

Bosroy. June 6.-Pottcr & Potter. pub
fishers Of tho Ne,o Engiond Magosiis.
Yankee Blade. Woman's Home Journal
and other periodicals, have made an as
signment; liabilities arc ss5, ,1O to $780,
0oJ. Tho firm may resume. The failure
is due to losing business on tho New Eng
land MdgdsiRc.