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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24

The Dresden Republican an
nounced last week that it would
suspend with that issue, and that
Mr.. j. M. BELL, of the Mckenzie
Herald, would take charge Of the
paper. Aside from its politics the
Republican was good local county
paper, and deserved better support
at the hands Of the party in that
county. Mr.. BELL enters upon
the commendable work of Democ-
ratizing a Republican journal with
the best wishes of his party, and
his well-known Democratic pro-
clivities are a guarantee that the
work will be done with satisfaction
to the party and to the good people
of Weakley County.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24
FROM BRIsTOw.
A Budget of Miscellaneous News ana Per.
sOnal Mention.

a Budget of Miscellaneous News and Per-
sOnaI Mention.
Regular correspondence
w. N. Rushing is on the sick list this
week.
Miss L. L. Ryan and her sister spent
Sunday with friends near Eggville.
Jesse Wyatt has moved his saw-miH
back to his old stand near Bristow.
DR.. 4. M. McAuley and John Haley,
of Camden, spent Sunday on Rushings
Greek.
The wheat crop has been looking fine
for the past week and seems to be in ex-
celent condition.
Misses Lizzie and Lille Rushing, of
Big Sandy, are visiting relatives and
friends in this neighborhood.
Misses Dora Hall and Anna and Ola
Mcdaniel, Of Camden, were the guests Of
the family Of Mr.. Jasper Rushing Sun
day.
The young people have apparently
emerged from their winter quarters, and
now, that the roads are getting somewhat
passable, they are flying around general
ly. As the days lengthen they naturally
become lonely and seek the society of
some other fellows sister.
BRIsTow, March 20.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.

The subscription price of THE CHRONICLE is
81 per year, 80 cents for six months % cents for
three months, which positively must be paid in
advance. All subscriptions viii be promptly stop
ped at expiration of time paid for.
Obituary and similar notices will be charged
Tor ut the rate of 8 cents perlme Wewlll furnish
rates for display and local advertising on app-
cation
our job printing facilities are irst-casS, and
our speciality - good work. Estimates (and sam
pies where possbe) will be furnished on appl-
cation
News communications and articles on questions
OF public interest are solicited, but we assume no
responsibility for the expressions contained i'm
all such communications and articles published
Remittances can be made in various ways that
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the risk of sender. Postage stamps Of 1 and
2-cent denominations viii be received in sums of
less than 81, provided they are sent in such shape
as to prevent their sticking together.
All remittances and business communications
should be sent to
TRAVIS BROS, PUBLISHERS,
CAMDEN, TENN.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24

WE were deeply panied to learn
of the sudden bereavement Of the
editor of our esteemed contempora-
ny, Mr.. G. A. TAvEL, Of the Waver-
ly Sentinel. Mondays Nashville
American announced the death Of
his wife, Mrs. MAMIE TAvEL, which
occurred last Friday. Her death
was very unexpected, and was a
great shock to her many friends
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24

THERE are some Republican Of
fice-holders whom Mr.. CLEVELAND
will find it necessary to kick out
before they will turn loose their
grip on the public teat. Such an
artist was Pension Commissioner
RAUM, and it is gratifying to know
that through the instrumentality of
Congressman ENLoE the aforesaid
RAUM has been ruthlessly bounced
from the position which he has SO
shamefully disgraced in the eyes of
the American people.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24

PATENT sheets and pot-metal are
now regarded as medieval relics Of
the past in the Office of the Fulton
Graphic, which has adopted the all
home-print and comes to us brim-
full of well-prepared local news of
that thriving town. And there are
many other evidences of prosperity
about the Graphic that are COM
mendsble of the pluck and enter
prise Of Messrs. WARD & Cook, who
are rapidly forging to the front in
the field of journalism.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24

BENTON County farmers might
do well to make note Of the re-
port Of Director MARBURY, of the
State weather bureau, concerning
the condition Of the wheat crop in
Tennessee. He had reports from
all parts Of the State last week, and
he makes the statement that wheat
sown with drill is in much better
condition than that sown in the old
way.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24

morning at 10 o'clock. He was we'll and
favorabIy known in this part OF the coun-
ty, and his death has cast a gloom over
the community. Mr.. Hicks was about
seventy-live years old, and leaves a wife
and several children and grandchildren,
TO whom are extended the heartfelt SYM
patbies Of many friends and acquaint-
ances,
Big SANDY, March 81.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24
FROM ARIADNA.
Local Mention, etc, by Our Regular Cor.
respondent.
EVA, March %.

A light snow fell at this place Friday
morning.
Messrs. E. NJ Brown andJ. w. Pierce
went to Big Sandy Monday
Last Wednesday, the 10th instant, was
the day of sale of the effects belonging to
the late H. r. Pierce,
Little progress has been made by our
farmers toward making another crop. A
few have planted their gardens while
Others have made no beginning yet, but.
while the weather has not been very
favorable for farming, our people have
been busy during the past two weeks o.
more working the roads.
ARiAnNA, March 20.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24

Mr.. YoE's remarks in the house
last week during the discussion Of
the age of consent bill were alto
gether uncalled for. He evidently
has high opinion Of himself, and
labors under the delusion that the
people are entitled to no voice in
the deliberations and acts of the
general assembly. BY the way,
who is YoE, anyhow?
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24

yeas to Is nays. In the debate on
the bill, Mr. Barton, the author of
the measure, paid his respects to
the railroad lobby, applying to it a
singing rebuke for meddling in
Legislation.
The Malone fee bill was put to
death by the senate committee on
finance, ways and means Friday
night of last week, and now the fee
lobby is shouting for JOY. The bill
came up in the senate Saturday,
and was made the special order on
Tuesday, at which time the mem
bers entered into lengthy discus
sion of the merits and dement's Of
the measure, and then indefinitely
postponed further consideration.
1t will require two-thirds vote to
call up theb again.
The Richardson resolution, pro-
viding for the printing of 10000
copies of DR. Godwin's Handbook
of Tennessee, came back from the
house finance committee Saturday
with the recommendation that 3d.
900 copies be printed for distribu-
ton at the Worlds Fair, and 5000
for the use Of members. Mr.. Bon
ner's amendment limiting the cost
to 129 cents apiece, was adopted,
and after rather lively discussion
the matter was postponed indefi-
nitely.
Mr.. Weatherfo1d introduced a
resolution in the senate Monday
authorizing the governor toappoint
an agent to go to Washington and
endeavor to secure the $4,000 Of
back tax still due the State.
The house has rejected senate
bills authorizing abstract compa-
MES to guarantee titles, and to make
women eligible to the Office Of nota-
ny public.
The house tabled MIR. Nelson's
resolution relative to the appoint
ment of committee to consider
the advisability of purchasing the
old Polk place for gubernatorial
mansion.
Bills were introduced in both
houses Wednesday to repeal the
present law requiring railway com.
panies to provide separate accom-
modations for white and black pas.
sengers on railway trains.
Mr.. Hull's bill to change the line
between Benton and Carroll coun.
ties passed the house Wednesday
The Lemonds bill to change the
line between Benton and Henry
counties has been rejected.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24
FRIDAY, MARCH "a, 1893.

IT is given out from Washington
that the Brazilian mission will be
reserved for Ex-Governor JAMES d.
PORTER. It is good place, and
Tennesseans will rejoice to learn
that her distinguished son is to be
recognized by the administration.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

cent has been rejected in the SEN
ate by a vote of "a to 4. An effort
to amend by making the rate s per
cent. was tabled, despite the argu-
ment Of Mr.. Barton that the bill
would be the means of bringing
Northern capital into the State.
The penitentiary bill which pass
ed the senate last week provides for
the purchase of l 500 acres Of farm
lands, the erection Of a main prison,
the purchase of 10000 acres Of min
eral lands and the erection Of stock
AIDES. The Republicans to a man
opposed the measure.
Thesenate has accepted the house
amendment to the terminal bill, and
the measure now goes to the gov
ernor for his signature. The bill
provides for the organization Of a
railway terminal corporation, and
under its provisions the Louisville
and Nashville and the Nashville,
Chattanooga and st. Louis rail
roads will build a grand union de-
pot at Nashville.
The principle debate in the SEN
ate Thursday of last week was over
Mr.. Harris bill to increase the
permanent school fund of the State
to 100000, an increase of 1885,
600. The fund is an imaginary one,
the interest on the amountof money
being the object aimed at.
Mr.. Marshall did not think the
State was in a condition to stand
any more taxation.
Mr.. Harr thought the interests
Of the school children were para
mount to those of convicts, and now
that they have been provided for,
it was only justice to the children
that they should be looked after.
Mr.. Coats thought the measure
looked too much like a ghost Of the
old Blair bill.
The bill was finally rejected.
Senator Marshall has introduced
a resolution, which was adopted,
providing that direct tax commits
sioners shall not collect for their
fees in the distribution Of direct tax.
A resolution has been introduced
in the senate requesting our repre-
sentatives in Congress to obtain
the States claim against the Gov
eminent accruing from Brownlow's
issuance Of bonds.
Under suspension of rules a res
olution was unanimously adoptedin
the senate Saturday recommend
ing the appointment Of Chief JUS
tice Lurton to the vacancy in the
circuit judgeship made vacant by
the appointment Of Judge Howell
r. Jackson TO a place on the SUI
preme bench of the United States
A bill has been introduced in the
house to establish experimental
farm stations in Middle and West
Tennessee.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES against
Judge j. j. DuBose, Of the Shelby
County criminal court, have beer
decided upon In the house, and 6
special committee appointed to take
prima facie evidence in the case
This is regarded as a signal victory
for the law and order league al
Memphis, who have outgeneraleC
the opposition at every turn of the
proceedings in the house, and put
the machinery in motion which il
to relieve Judge DuBose Of further
duties upon the criminal bench.
The house Judiciary committed
has reported the Ellis coal oil bill
favorably, with an amendment sub
stitute fixing the fees of coal oil in
spectors as follows: On all oils il
tanks or packages other than bar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-10
HlADOMOSGl MIEJSCOWE
schwytanie rabusia dyamentow.

Schwytanie rabusia dyamentOW.
Dnia 4 listopada 1892 wydarzyf
sic TAXI wypadek.s
Pan w. G.. Pollock, jadacy W inte-
resach wielkiej frmy .sprzedazy dya-
ment6w w. L. Pollock & Co., Mai
den Lane, New York, jecha} pocia-
giem kolei Northwestern Omaha,
Neb., do Sioux City, Iowa. Pred
TEN W Omaha sprzedawal dyamenty
swej irmy i wielu osobom opowiadas,
ze dyamenty nieoprawne ma W pula-
resie wewnetrznej kieszonce kami-
zelki. Kiedy znajdowal sic W wago-
ME dla palacych, nagle drugiego
wagonu wpadi csf6wiek, kt6ry przed-
TEN faiszywa przyprawii sobie brode
i zblizywszy sic do Pollocka, wyjaf
revolver woiajac: ,,Dawaj pieniadze
i dyamenty". Inni podr6zn' przera.
zeni uciekli z wagonu. Pollock wy
dal pieniadze, ale rabus zadal dya
ment6w, wystrzelil diva razy zrania
Polloelxa W ramie, uderzys 60 kilka-
krotnie W glove, tax ze Pollock stra-
cil przytomnost, odebra} mu dyamen.
ty, pociagnai "a sznur sygnaiowy, a
kiedy pociag zwolnii ssybkost, wy
skoczy} ucieks.
Wyszukaniem rabusia zajeia sic a
gencya pinkertohska, kt6ra ms Pc
wien ukaad re zwiazkiem jubilerow,
do kt6rego Pollock nalezas. Pc mo-
zolnych, ale nadzwyczaj zrecznych
poszukiwaniach, uda}o iej sic nietyl'
ko rabusja odkryc i aresztowat, ale
takze ideutyfkowa6 dokiadnie, gdyz
poznali go jak najdoksadniej niekt6-
rzy podroznych. Poznano go W O.
sobie pewnego wiezniasw Leadville,
Colo. Cz}owiek ten wielokrotnie ka.
rany, najrozmaitszssnosis nszwiska.
Ale kilku podr6znych jadacych W
czasie owego naPadu zawieziono do
Leadville identy6kowali go oni bez
naimniejszei watpl'woso.
Pan Pollock, kt6ry mieszka W Chi.
cago. wyjecha} do Colorado, azeby
przekonat sic, czy czlowiek ten, gi6.
wnie znany pod nazwiskiem Jas Bur-
ke, jest tym, co mu ukradi dyamenty,
skoro go pozna, zbrodniarza przy-
wioza do Chicago. Powiadaja, re
pinkertonianie dokonali arcydzieia
detektyw6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-10
N0tatki telegraticzne
....z zagranicy.j


- Paro vice bremehski ,Lahn'' oi-
p}ynaf wczoraj z Southampton W Au-
gill do New Yorku, wiozac oko}o 4
milionow dolarow w ziocie.
w Neapolu W ciagu ostatnich
Zach godzin 8 osob zmario ma cholere.
= Parowiec angielski ,,Golconda''
Iudyj PREY wejsciu do portu Ply
mouth wpadi ma skaiy. Czynione So
starania, azeby go uratowac.
w Liverpoolu Amerykanka pa
nj Meter Bostouu usiiowa{a sic u
topic W rzece Mersey, lecz uratowano
ia. Powodem samob6jstwwa = ME
szczescia famllijne.
- Do Valetty ina wyspie Malcie)
przyby4 z Bfailowa W Rumunii paro-
wiec George Fisher. z dwiema oso.
bami choremi ma cholere. Trzecia
drodzs umarla.
= Pisrwszy lord admralicyi san
gielskiej Earl Spencer dawas wczo-
raj Londynie uroczysty bankiet ma
czes6 admirata Erbau kapitana Ma
han okretu amery kansklego ,,Chi-
cago'', znajdujacego sic w Southam-
pton.
w Colombii Venezuela omal
zn6w ME wybuchnely rewolucye;
zapobiezono i'm surowoscia licznemi
aresztami.
Rad Uruguayu kupuje cd Ar
gentyny jeden pancernik / jeden
krzyzowiec.
= Ma odbytej wczoraj W Londy-
ME konwencyi Parnelist6w w parla-
mencie angi=lskim potepiono nroezy-
scie bill Home Rule" f, rmie przel
Gladstone'a przeprowadzonej, jako
niedostateczny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-10

znaczonym, a komitetem prezydenta
wystawy Higinbothama, W jaki spo'
sob rozdzieli6 fundusz zebrany dla
rodzin strazak6w, kt6rzy zycie stra.
Gill W czasie pozaru ma wystawie.
Zebrano razem 106,500dol. Sadza,
ze wdowom sierotom funduszu
tego nalesy wyznaczyc pew 9 ozna-
czone sunny, niedoswiadczonyn
jeszcze dac najstosowniejsza rade, co
maja czynid pieniedzmi. D1isiaj "a
pewne rozstrzygaie sic, jak z temi
pieniadzmi sic postapi.
zpowyzszej sunny burmistrz Har.
rison ma W rekach $4,000 dol,
PREF. Higinbotham, SO 600 dol. Re.
szta, ii. $500 dol. znajduje sic
rekach prezydenta gie}dy Hamilla.
Kilka osob uprawnionych do czesci
funduszu, nadeslalo juz prosby po-
moe, gdyz znaiduja sic W bardzo
przykrem polozeniu: zachodzi przeto
potrzeba, azeby jak najspieszniej te
sprawe zalatwiono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-10
w sprawie Polakow pokrzywdzO-
nych W LemOnt.

w sobote odby}o sic posiedzenie
Komitetu, wyznaczonego do zajecia
sic sprawa Polakow,pokrzywdzonych
W Lemont. Najpierw przyjeto do
wiadomosci sprawozdanie kasyera
tax, jak bylo ogioszonem onegdaj W
,,Dzienniku". Ze sprawozdania tego
widat, ze Komitet posiada do rozpo-
rzadzenia s199.40. Postanowiono
nastepnie wytoczyc niezwsocznie
sprawy sadowe przeciwko krzywdzi-
cielom nieszczesnych Polak6w = i
powierzyc ich przeprowadzenie adv.
M. Drzemale. Adwokat otrzyma ma
koszta spraw odpowiednie zaliczenie,
reszta zas sunny pozostanie W pre-
cbowaniu ma dalsze wydatki. O lie
siyszelismy, adv. Drzemala W tych
juz dniach udaie sic do Joliet dla
rozpoczecia spraw. Jednym z pier
wszych, kt6ry odpowie "a swe dixie
czyny, bedzie prawdopodobnie kon-
traktor Locker.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-10
Cholera W ROsyi.

ODESSA, 9-go sierpnia. =
Pod}ug wiadomosci urzedo-
wych, cholera panuje W 1Stu
guberniach Rosyi europejskiei.
" ciqgu ostatniego tygodnla
we wszystkich tych prowin-
cyach by}o og6iem 1876 wy
padkow zarazy i 1876 smierci.
Najgrozuiejsza jest obecnie
cholera W CUB. Nizne-nowo-
grodzkiej, gdzie W ciagu dwoch
tygodni zachorowalo 25S osob
i zmar}o 1O2. Pod}ug wiado-
mosci nieurzedowych W samej
CUB. Podolskiej W ciagu ostat
mich 14tu dni zachorowa}o ma
cholere najmniej 400 os6b, a
zmar}o do 500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-10
Napasc ma PoIakow.

Wczoraj rano gromadka Polak6w
przysz}a do. Packing houses firmy
Nelson Morris, szukajac roboty. Me.
wiadomo, czy Polacy ci ofarowali sic
pracowa6 taniej, czy ME, ale rozeszsa
Sc saybko wiesd, il chcieli obcia6
place, byle tylko zyskac robote. Ma
tychmjast zeorala sic duza grenada
ludzi i kiedy wyszli, azeby popr6bo'
wac ssczescia W innem miejscu, ma
padnieto ma Mich. Chcieli sic usunat,
a potem ucieka6, ale obalono icb, bito
i kopano, poki ME ukazal sic poll
cyant Patrick Murphy. Wtedy cd.
stapiono cd Mich, ale tylko ma chwile.
Jeden z Polakow schronil sic do bud.
XII zwrotniczego: probowano bu Ike
to podpali6. Kiedy to sic ME udaso,
bombardowali ia kamieniami.
Murphy'emu udalo sic zabrac czte-
rech Polak6w bezpiecznie ich pre-
pro owadzi6 poza 80 ulice, gdzie dalej
ich juz ME scigauo. Innych jednako
woz okrutnie obito, chociaz Mkt ME
jest smiertelnie pokaleczony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-10
Notatki Miejskie.

= Jadac wagonem kolei ulicznej
linii Blue Island ave, Wipcenty
woboda, zam. pm. 779 Airport ave.,
zosta} skaleczony mad prawem okiem,
dyszlem pewnego wozu, ktory ma
wagon najechas.- Nieastroznego wo.
znice Charlesa Nc Evan areszto'
wano.
= Charles A. Molz, 17-letni chic.
pax majaoy zatrudnienle PREY woze-
niu elewatoru W hctelu Windermere
ma rogu Sc ulicy i Cornell ave., do
stas sic wczoraj przez nieostroznos6
pomiedzy elevator sscianei tax stra-
sznie sic pokaleczys, ze W godzine
p6znlej umarl.
= William Sutherland, zam. pm.
6636 Hartwell str, zosta} wczorae ina
66 ullcy przejechany przez pociag
kolei linowej i tax mocno polka leczo'
ny, ze wkr6tce p6zniej umarf.
= Spekulant gieldowy, a zarazem
kasyer we Western Transit Compa.
ny, Charles NJ. Townley, odebrai
sobie zycie, odkreclwszy kurki rur
gazowych W SVEN mieszkaniu pm. 30
Walton place, skutek ogromnych
STRAIT, kt6re poni6s} W ostatnich cza.
sach.
Z Berlina W Niemczech donosza
telegrafcznie, re Chicago pocho.
dzaoy Rudolph Dubs ma tamtejszym
uniwersytecie zostai doktoram medy-
cyny otrzymal patent summs cum
laude Il najwyzszem odznaczeniem).
= Ze sprawozdsh urzedowych O.
kazuje sic, 20 W urzedzie pocztowym
W Chicago W roku kohczacym sic 30
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-10
Waany krOk naprzOd.

Moze przeciez nakoniec przyjdzie
do tego, ze kompanie tych kolei, kt6-
re miasto nasze przerzynaja W roz-
nych kierunksch, podniosa tory ko-
lejowe ma przecieciach ulic, tax, re
nakoniec ustana ustawiczne zab6j-
stwa kolejowe.
Kompania kolei Pennsylvania juz
zrobi}a poczatek. Przed}o1y}a plany
burmistrzowi, ktore prawdopodobnie
dadza sic pomyslnie przeprowadzit.
Plany te obejmuja kazda mile tel ko-
lei podaja dok}adnie, jaki spos6b
wszedzie u przecie6 tory moga bye
podniesione, albo ulice wgiebione.
Potrzeba jeszcze, azeby Rada miej'
ska je zatwierdziaa, a robotY beda
mogly sic zaczac. Ale trzeba takze
bedzie sklonie inne kompanie kolejo-
we do przyjecia plan6w podobnych,
zw2aszcza kompanie tych kolei, kt6.
re r6wnolegle blisko kolei Pennsyl-
vania przechodza. Do tych najprz6d
nalezy kompania kolei Western In
diana, kt6rej urzednik6w juz zapro.
szono ma konferencya.
Kraus powiada, ze nowe plany
wcale dobre podaly takze kompanie
kolei Lake Shore Rock Island.
Fundusz dla rOdzin bohaterow
strazak0w.
Dzisiaj ma sic odbyc narada mie-
dzy komitetem przez burmistrza wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-10
Katastrofy W Styryi.

W1EDE6, 9,go sierpnia. =
P6lnocna Styrya W ciagu osta-
tnich dni kilku byla dotkuieta
szeregiem wstrzasnie6 ziemi,
wskutek czego wiele budyn-
k6w w obwodach, dotknietych
ia kleska, zosta}o mocno u
szkodzonych. Wypadkow z
ludzmi dotad ME zameldowa-
no. Ostatniej soboty nadto
glowne miasto Stylyi Graz
zosta}o nawiedzone oberwa
MEM sic chmury. Wskutek
teg1 strumienie g6rskie wez.
braiy W niesiychauy spos6b =
i dolby zostaly zalane. Pewna
liczba os6b utraei}a zycie.
Szkody W posiad}osciach So
znaczne; wiele byd}a utoneio.
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Wystapienie p. F. Rycer-
skiegO ma KOngresie
inIVnjar0W.
inZyn1erOW

Dnia 5go sierpnia rb. W Hall Wa
shipgtona W Art Institute ma Lake
Front, ma osohej sesyi. zamknisoia
Kopgresu misd9naaodowsgo inzy-
nier6w i arshiselB Bt6wl luproszony przez
pewfA 1iczbs ssnay ypierow europeiskich
p. Felix's Rycerskii, inaynier ]. War
szawy, wycRowanieo szkosy Central
spej W Paryzu, mial piekna dziekczyn-
ma move, jak tenn jaz W dwoch
siowach donosilism). Nova ia bysa
przerywana trzykrotnemi hucznemi
oklaskami. Inz. Rycerski przemo-
wieniu SVEN oddawat wysokie uzna-
ME zdolnosciom architektonicznym i
inzynieryjnym Amerykan6w. Po u
kohczeniu zostai zaproszony do zaje.
cia miejsca ma estradzie, gdzie zasia.
dali prezesi, komitet oraz repf~en.
tanci narod6w. Nova naszego roda'
ka tax sic podcbaia zebranym, ze 2
najwieksza sympatya sksadano mu
powinszowauia. Zn6w to zaszczyt
dla Polak6w. III tego powodu tutej-
sly Herald" oddaje uznanie p. Ry.
cerskiemu, q j inne gazety wspomi-
naly jego przem6wieniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-10

czerwca T. b. wystawlono przekaz6w
pocztowych ma laczua sumo blisko
LII milionow dolar6w, podczas gdy
W Philadelphii W tymze samym cza.
sic suma ia wynosita tylko 81 milo.
now.
Thomas Sheehsn, zam. pm. l46
N. Wood str, zostai wczoraj przeje-
chaDy zabity przez pociag kolei
Northwestern ma przecieciu ulic
Wood Kinzie.
= 2l-letnia Alicya Barry, zam.
rodzic6w pm. e29, wczoraj wlewaia
matte do piecyka naftowego, ktorego
knot sic palis, kiedy powstala ekplo-
zya. Suknie ma nieszczesliwej sic "a
jeiy, j poparzysa sic ona tax mocno,
ze wkr6tce umarla.
- Ma Blue Island ave. dis zacze-
~ chodzic regularnie tramwaje lino-
we.
= Wiel. ks. proboszcz w. Barzyh-
ski powrocis do Chicago po kilkuna-
stodniowym odpoczynku. Witsmy
serdecznie drogi!
= ID. logo sierpnia bedzie ma wy
stawie dzieh apgielski.
Dyrektor muzyczny wystawy
Thomas zrezygnowal z tego urze-
du.
- Antoni Wisniewski wystapil
przeciwko kolei Chicago & Northwe
stern $4,000 odszkodowania "a
poniesione z jej why uszkodzenia.
= Welocypedysci urzadzaja dis
ma wystawie nocna parada, rzecz pro-
sta, pochodDiami.