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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-29
Plany anarchist6w W Wiedniu.

W1EDE6, 2S-go wrzesnia. =
Policya odkry}a, re auarchisci
aresztowani tutaj zamlerzall
dokonac W dnlu 1Qym paz
dziernika wielki zamach ma
Ratusz. Chcieli mianowicie
wysadziGsw powietrze i mi
szczye zupelnle ten wspania4y
gmach. Mai to bye zamach
dyuamitowy niebywaiych do
tad rozmiar6w. Setki ludli
mog}oby poniesG smierc pod,
czas tel katastrofy. Opr6cz
tego mia}y bye uczynione "a
machy na inne wspaniafe bu
dynki ma Ringach, miedzy in,
nemi ma uniwersytet i Mu-
zeum. Bomby by}y przygo-
towane podiug wskazowek, O..
trzylnanych New Yorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-29

racemi okrzykami. Rano ma
stapila inauguracya posagu,
ma kt6rej cesarz byl obecny,
po po}udniu odbyl sic wielki
poch6d strzelc6w tyrolskich.
$4,000 ladzi wzie}o udzia1 W
pochodzie. By} to wspanialy
widok. Otwiera}a poch6d
konna banderya; zamyka4a
oddzie} strzelc6w z fintami /
kosami, przystrojony W ten
spos6b, jak sic ubierali Tyrol'
czycy 2 r. 1910, walczac woj-
skami Napoleona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-29
Ukfady miedzy Niemcami a Ro'
Sya.

LoNDYN, 20-go wrzesnia. :
Donosza z Berliua, re odby3a
sic tam pod prezydencys dra
Won Boettichera konferencya
ekspert6w W sprawach prze,
mys}owych, handlowych rol.
niczych, dla rozstrzygniecia
kwestyi: W jaki spos6b maj.
w}asciwiej unormowae stosun.
XII handlowe Rosyi i Niemiec.
Ma konferencye zebraio sic 80
ekspert6w, kt6rzy doradzlli
rzadowi zawarcie traktatu han
dlowego Rosya. Wkr6tce
odbedzie sic W tel sprawle
zjazd komisarzy rosyjskich i
niemieckich. Posiedzenia ich
beda tajemne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-29
Manifest Czech6W.

W1EDE6, 2Sgo wrzesnia. =
Miodoczescy deputowani do
Sejmu prazkiego wydali mani
fest, protestujacy energicznie
przeciw srodkom przedsiewzie'
tym W ostatnich dniach przez
Rad W celu utrzymania spo'
koiu W Czechach. Twierdza
oni W tym manifesto, re Rad
usiluje zgermanizowae lud
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-29

czeski / bez zadnej potrzeby u
zywa ostrych srodk6w policyj-
nych. Autorowie manifestu
zastrzegaja sic zreszta przeciw
}acznosci jakiemikolwiek "a
burzeniami i manifestacyami
anti dynastycznemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-29
Cesarz Franciszek J6zef W Ty-
rOlu.

INNSBRUCK, % wrzesnia. =
Cesarz Franciszek J6zef przy-
by} tu dis ma uroczystose inau.
guracyi posagu Andraeja Ho-
fera, patryoty tyrolskiego, kto.
ry zosta} zastrzelony przez
Francuz6w 20 lutego 1910 r.
Razem z kr6lem przyby1 hra-
bia Taaffe i ministrowie. Przy-
jscie cesarza bylo wspania3e
i pe4ne zapalu. Miasto
przystroilo sic we fagi kwia.
ty, a tlumy witaly cesarza go,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-29
HIADOMOSGl MIEJSCOWE
ZbrOdniarz zabity.

Jeden najniebezpieczniejszych
zbrodniarzy Chicagoskich, James Nc
Grath, brat oslawionego Jacka Nc
Grath, kt6ry "a rozb6j skazany ma 25-
letnie wiezienie karne znajduje sic W
Joliet, wczoraj po poludniu, zraniw-
sly try osoby strzaiami rewolwero'
wynn, zosta} przez policyanta ze sta
cyl prey Maxwell str. zastrzelony i
zabity ma miejscu.
godz. lei po po'udniu doniesio-
no telefonicznie do stacyi policyjnej,
ze James McGrath W stajni "a do
mem pm. 80 Henry str. ciezko ranis
wystrza{em rewolweru Thomasa
Beehana. Kap. Blettner wys}al ludzi
ma owe miejsce, znaleziono tan
Beehana lezacego nieprzytomnego z
rama W gsowie. W szpitalu powiato-
wynn przyszeds on do sisbie powie'
dzia} policyantom, re McGrathem
pill piwo owej stajni, pokl6cii sic i
zostai przez niego raniony wystrza'
lem rewolweru.
Uwiadomiono tenn wszystkie sta
eye policyjne i rozpoczeto szukae
zbrodniarza. Okoio godz. POI do 4ej
policyanci Michael Fleming VIM.
Butler spostczegli ma rogu ulic Caoal
15ej stojacego cz}owieka, ktorego
uwazali "a McGratha. Zapytany o
nazwisko, odpowledzia} McGrath W
odziez cywilna ubranym policyan-
tom, ze to jego nazwisko, j W tejze
chwili ,strzelA do Butlera, ale chybi},
kula traf}a idacego utica Edwarda
Jacksona, raniac 60 W nos. Nastep-
ME strzelll McGrath do Fleminga.
Try strza}y r6wno ,zesnie sic rozle-
giy, gdyz obaj policyauci strzelili do
McGratba; zbrodniarz upads, zabity
ma miejscu, Fleming otrzymai po.
strzas noge.
Rany policyanta i Jacksona, kt6rzy
obaj sa W szpitalu powiatowym, ME
So niebezpieczne: ale smiertelna jest
rama Thomasa Beehama, zam. pm. ~
Henry str, obecnie lezacego W szpi-
talu powiatowom. Jest to takze zbro-
dnisrz, kt6ry nalezal do szajki roz-
b6juiczej McGrathow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-29

do Clevelanda. Wkr6tce sta
nell praed pelniscym straz po-
licyantem Hible. MIN tenze
sic spostrzeg}, 6w nieznajomy.
wyrwa1 mu z kieszenl
zelazny zabijacz i chcia3
rzucic sic ma policyan.
tow, ale ci 60 uprzedzili i
wkr6tce uczynili nieszkodli
wynn. Ma stacy policyjnei po.
da1 swe nazwisko jako J6zef
Washington, ale ME chcia} po'
wiedzie6, gdzie mieszka. Mkt
sobie ME przypomina}, by go
widziaf gdzlekolwiek. Ma "a
pytanie, czego cbcia} W Bia-
lynn Domu, powiedzial, ze
chcia} ,,tego krzes}a." ,,Jakie-
60 krzes}a?" ,Krzes}o prezy-
denta" odpowiedzia}. Gay sa'
dzisz, re Cleveland jest tam ME
ma miejscu?" zapytano 60 zno'
WI. II pewnoscia re ME" =
by{a odpowiedz = VI ia je o.
trzymam czy to dobrowoInie,
czy przemocs. Dajcie mi tylko
revolver, a zaraz wan po
kaze, kto je otrlyma.
Zamkuieto go i zbadajs je-
60 stan umysf'wy.
Katastrofa kolejOwa.
GULP ,RT, Miss. % wrzesn.
DlisIaj rauo o god~. wyda
rzy{a sic nai W ek ia ~ataSIr"-
fa w hlst"r,i kole, Louisville
Nashville " ga}eM Mobile
and New Orleans.
Pociag osobowy mr.. 2, Pc
dzac u szybkoscia 45 mil ma
godzine, wpad} W otwarta
zwrotnice, lokomotywa wy
skoczy1a; ma prawo cd SYN
wpadla ma pr6zny zamkniety
wagon. Maszynlsta Coffin i
palace Morgan odwaga mad
zwyczajna pozostali ma stano.
wisku i starali sic zahamowac
pociag. Uderzenie b>1o powo-
dem, ze tender sic oderwa4, a
pozostawszy ma torze g}6wnym
dopiero o sto yard6w dalej
przewr6ci} sic. Wagon pakun,
kowy ekspresowy popedzi{y
"a lokomotywa i obali}y sic
przy niej; wagon pocztowy
wykolei1 sic W lewa strone i
rozbii sic W kawalki. Wagon
do palenia osobowy pedzi}y
ma lokomotywe, wagon pa
kunkowy i osobowy pierwszej
klas} spietrzy}y sic ponad wa.
gonem do palenia.
Pokaleczeni zostali: Frank
Coffin, konduktor lokomoty-
wy, z Mobile, ciezko wewnatrz
uszkodzony i W twarz i glove
mocno pokaleczony, George
Morgan, palace, Negr z New
Orleans, lewa noga odcista,
ciezko W glove raniony;Louis
Robinson, w}6czega tajemnie
jadacy, ciezko W glove polka
leczony., E. G. Caro- z New
Orleans, klerk pocztowy., Will
liam Locke Greenville, Ala,
urzednik ekspresowy i Henry
Kingston Greenville, urze-
dnik pakunkowy. Z podr6-
znych cudownym sposobem
Mkt ME uszkodzony. 4 Mobile
nadszed} natychmiast pociag z
lekarzami pokaleczonych cd.
dano pod opieke doktor6w.
Katastrofe spowodowali
zbrodniarze. Sledztwo wyka-
za}o, Re zbrodnicza reka roz.
myslnie zwrotnice otworzyfa,
podczas gdy ia z pewnoscia
by}a zamknieta. Pociag pedzjf
jak najszybciej, z powodu, ze
sp6zai1 sic by} przedtem i
chciano czas stracony odzyskac.
lime nieszczescie kolejowe.
OTTAWA, ILL, % wrzesnia.
Ko}o Seneca, ID mil ma wsch6d
stad, dis rano oko@o godz. 8
ma kolei Rock Island pociagi
frachtowe spotka}y sic. Wsku'
tex tego, ze zwrotnica by}a
otwarta, pociag wiozscy mieso
wpadl przez tor boczny ma
inny pociag frachtowy. Wa
-: ,,,,no, ~,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-29
Piatek dnia 29 Wrzesnia 1898 r.

Nashville ko3o Hazelpatch
zetkna} sic pociag osobowy z
frachtowym. Konduktor 10.
komotywy urzednik ekspre.
sowy zostali zabici.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, % wrze.
snia. Katastrofa o kt6rej do.
nosilismy, wydarzy}a sic po
miedzy pociagiem osobowym
Mr.. 43 i idacym ma po}udnie,
a frachtowym Mr.. 80 idacym
ma p6}noc. Urzednik ekspre.
sowy Jim Kelly, agent pocz-
towy Smith i palace Lew Ryan
z pociagu osobowego zostali
zabici ma miejscu, a Arthur
Pearce, maszynista pociagu
frachtowego ma z}amana noge
ciezkie wewnetrzne uszko.
dzenia, tax, re zapewne takze
umrze. z podr6znych, kt6rzy
mocno sic przetrzesli, mkt ciez.
ko ME zosta1 uszkodzony. Po.
wodem nieszczescia by}a lekko.
myslnosc Konduktora lokomo.
tywy W pociagu osobowym,
kt6ry ME us}uchal rozkazu, by
przy Hazel Patch czeka} ma
wysuniecie pociagu frachtowe.
60.
Jeszcze jedna katastrofa.
SrREAToR, ILL, % wrze.
snia. Ma ga1ezi Fox River
kolei Burlington and Quincy
dis wieczorem O godz. 6, czte.
ry mile ma p6}noc Cd tego
miasta, zetkne}y sic diva po.
'ciagi frachtowe. Konduktor
pociagu Grlbbel zosta} zabity:
pokaleczeni zas zostali: maszy.
nista Lamsden z Aurora, we
wnatrz uszkodzony i noga
strzaskana; Arthur Field z
Ottawa, ramie z}amane 1--WE
wnatrz uszkodzony; pastor
Zippert Ottawy, ciezko we
wnatrz uszkodzony; 9 letnia
Mary Kanough, noga z}amana;
John Kanough, jego iona i
c6rka Annie wewnatrz uszko-
dzeni; Adam Clouse, Joseph
Ruble, pani Cora Fetner i pa.
nj Werner. Nieszczescie wy
darzy}o sic ostrego zgiecia.
Obie lokomotywy zosta{y
strzaskane. Pokaleczeni znaj.
duja sic W szpitalu i moze
wszyscy wyzdrowieja.
Najszybsza dotychczas podrdz.
New YORK, % wrzesnia.
Ze Southampton doniesiono
telegrafem podmorskim, re pa.
rowlec Fuerst Bismarck, kt6-
ry juz dawniej odby} najszyb.
sza podr6z, tym razem przeby}
droge przez Ocean W czasie
jeszcze kr6tszym, a mianowicie
W 6 dniach, IL godzinsch i ID
minutach. Przecietnie odby
wal 1870 weziow W godzinie.
Jest to w anna}ach zeglugi
stanowczo najszybsza podr6z.
Stan fabrykantem.
JOLIET, Ill, % wrzesnia.
Nowe elektryczne zak}ady W
domu karnym W przeciagu
miesiaca beda gotowe. Beds
to najlepsze elektryczue "a
k}ady W kraju i wszystkie ia
bryki domu karnego utrzymy-
wac beda W ruchu. Stan
Illinois znakomitt osiagna} re.
zultaty 1swymi warsztatami
siodlarskiemi, i W fabrykach
r6znych innych. w czasie
bardzo kr6tkim po}oza koniec
wszelkim robotom kontrakto.
wynn i Stan obejmie sam kie-
rownictwo mad fabrykami.
Zuchwafy rozboj banku.
GRAND FeRKs, N. D., %
wrzesnia. Bank ma1ej miej.
scowosci Halsted, Mimi, oko.
10 40 mil ma po}udnie stad,
zostal obrabowany. Rozb6j-
nicy przybyli do owej miej-
scowosci oko}o 2 godziny po
po}udniu, a wypozyczywszy
w6z konie, pojechali do ban
ku, gdzie kasyer A. A. Eckern
by} sam. Podczas gdy jeden
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-29
Szczegolny wypadek nieszczesli.

W srode wieczorem wydarzyl sic
szczegolny wypadek nieszczesliwy W
teatrze .,Academo of Music" W cza.
przedstawienia ,,Hendrick Hudson"
przez kompania Kimball Opers Co.
Do przedstawienis nalezy marsz ch6.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

DR. NJ c. Furnell who has had great ex-
pericnce as surgeon general of Madras, is
firmly of opinion that the general method
of the propagation of cholera in India is by
means of specifically polluted water, and
he has had no difficulty in finding masses
of facts in support of his opinions The ex-
periences of Calcutta, as observed by DR..
w. j. Simpson, the health officer of that
city, go to show that those persons who
have an abundant and pure water supply
namely the European and better class of
natires-escape cholera epidemies, except
in isolated instances which ean generally be
accounted for, while the natives, who
necessarily depend on tank water, suffer
severely when the tank becomes polluted
by the excreta of Il lolera patient.
1t must be remembered that the natives
bathe and wash their utensils and clothes
In the tank because it is the only available
place for doing SO, and that they use the
water of the tank, contaminated as it is in
addition by soakage and sewage, for cook
ing and drinking, because it is the only
available water supply for domestic pur-
poses. Dir. Simpson raises very earnest
cry against the scarcity of pure water The
first requisite for Howrah and the suburbs
of Calcutta is a liberal water supply, while
Calcutta itself needs an increased supply.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26
A NEW JERSEY RIPPER"
Tho Revolving Murder of Mrs. Fniioy by
Her Brutal Husband,

PERTH AMDoY, n. j., Sept. GA hor-
rible case of mutilation, in which "JaclS
the Ripper' is outdone, occurred in this
city on Friday night, and woman now
lies dead from the effects of the brutal
deed. Michael Fahey, who committed tho
crime, is powerful man and employed in
II. w. White g. Sons iron foundry, while
his wife, who is the victim, was frail and
sickly, weighing less than 100 pounds.
Mrs, Fahey was chopping wood in her
yard when neighbor who took pity on
her weakened condition and did the chop
ping for her. When Fahey returned from
work in the evening his wife informed
him OF the neighbor's kindness. Fahey
flew into rage, charged her with inf
deity and threatened vengeance.
After supper Fahey visited several
saloons and imbibed considerable beer. He
returned home somewhere near IL o'clock
and retired. His wife, who was In great
fear, waited until she supposed he was
| asleep and then retired. She had 10 oOncr
reached the bed than he pounced upon her
with his bare hands, tearing and mutilat-
Ing her in brutal, sickening manner. Tho
agonizing shrieks of the victim alarmed
the neighbors, and upon their approach
Fahcy fled
animation discovered that the woman was
badly torn, and that internal portions of
flesh were missing, The woman after
telling some of the details of the crime,
lapsed into unconsciousness, in which
state she remained until Sunday when
she was relieved of her sufferings by
death
Fahey was captured and taken TO the re-
corder's office, where he admitted his
guilt. He was Immediately hustled of to
/ the county Jail at New Brunswick. Had
fahey been in the city when the facts be-
came known nothing would have saved
him from the wrath Of the angry citizens.
The couple had been married five years,
and Mrs. Fahey had given birth to three
children, two of whom are dead. She has
| always borne an excellent reputation,
while Fahey has always treated her in a
cruel and inhumau manner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

Not only poets, but statesmen, discern
"thc gigantic shadows which futurity casts
upon the present Onee,iat social meet
ing at James Freeman Clarke's church.
Charles Sumner addressed the young peo-
pie in an informal talk.
lie said not a word of what he had done,
nor did he speak of the past, but he dis
coursed Of the magnificent future which
was before the rising generation and the
noble duties which they had to fulfill.
As he spoke of the great opportunities
awaiting the young, he said he wished he
had been born later, so as to be able to take
part in the events which soon would come
MIR. Summer" said lady later in the
evening, Il think the Lord knew better
than YOU when you ought TO be born. -
The lady was right-bright women al
ways say the pat word. But the great sem
ators wish was but the expression of his
desire to participate in the great events
whose spirits he saw striding on before the
events lie recognized, for he had the
prophets sight, that lin today already
walks tomorrow. Youths Companion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26
NUGGETS OE NEWS.

The paid admissions at the Worlds fair
yesterday were l70,GS6
Mitchell will go in training next week
Mt Far Rockaway for his fight with Cor
bett.
Ayrers Jones, notorious moonshincr.
# Frog Mountains, Ala, has been
murdered by his son Tom.
Charles NJ. Caughey, of Maryland, has
been named by the president for United
States consul at Mcssina, Italy
Mrs Mary Jenkins, colored, of Savan-
nah, Ga, gave birth to five boys. The
babes give promise of growing up in the
world
James McKeown, so years old, was muir
| dered at his home iu Hartford, Conn, by
Rn unknown man, who entered the house,
it is supposed, to rob.
Burglars entered the house of John Gibb,
nj lslip, L. l., chloroformed the inmates,
and stole $1,000 worth of jewelry, silver
ware and diamonds.
| Manuel Aleman, n notorious Cuban
brigand, ana five of his band, have been
caught by company of military near
Mariel, twenty miles from Havana.
General T. f. Rodebough, of New York,
has received the congress medal for dis
iinguished Ralantry at Reyilion Station,
Va, June IL, 1854, while serving as cap
| tHin."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of the New York aud
PhiInheIphln ENohanEes.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2j.--Flour quit: win
ter suportiue, s:!8.li; do. extras, Sa.2512.i0;
No. winter family, s2dp3?.s0; Pennsylvania
roller straight, s3.ltd330; western winter.
clear, S2.9Oiti.l5; western winter, straight,
s. l55l3 40; winter patent, e86S5.i; Minnesota,
clear, S215Gt3.@j; Minnesota, straight. $3.50
5gJ; Minnesota. patent, s4.lfG5i.35; do, favor
ite brands, higher. Rye -four, s2.95d3 per
barrel. Wheat weak, lower, with Gqy5c. bid
and 70c. asked for September; 634c. bid and
7Ot4c. asked for October; 7illc. bid and 1lIec
asked for November; 7234c. bid and l3Iic
asked for December. Corn quiet, weaker
with isIfc bid and i9c. asked for September;
4sihc. bid and 4ac. asked for October; lsc. bid
and isIgc, asked for November; 47lsc. bid and
4sc. asked for December. Oats quiet, hrm,
with SIC. bid and 35isc. asked for September;
85c. bid and 3dlac. asked for October; 2BI4c. bid
and 37c. asked for November; S6Iac. bid and
e1iic. asked for December, Beef dull, steady;
extra mess, sLA0B; family ST. Q1l2. Pork
dull, firm; new mess, $l75ad,l775. Lard flrmer
quiet; steam rendered, sl0.I5. Butter firm:
New York dairy, ltQ25c.; Western dairy, letp
9c.; Elgins, 2i,925i4c.; Now York creamery
2d&I hc.; western creamery, leQD.i]5c.; imita-
tion creamery, l0Izqtetc. Cheese firm: New
York large, waite, s1lniSc do. colored, SO
lol%c.:d DO. mall, s94@llc.' part skins, 3i1sc :
full skins, lac. Eggs steady. quiet; New
York and Pehnsylvania, 2l42l1Gc; western,
lptuf62lc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26
A MILLION IN SMOKE
The Destructive Confagration
Which Swept st. Joseph, Mo.
HOUSES BLOWN UP BY DYNAMITE

To Prevent tho Spread of tho Flames the
Fire Department Resorts to tho De-
moiition of Connecting Buildings, and
the City Is Saved.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, Sept. 26.-Three solid
blocks of the finest business houses of st.
Joseph are in ruins and million dollars
worth of property has been destroyed.
Yesterday q. A Purdy, who was passing
along Edmond street, noticed thin curl
of smoke coming from the top floor of the
eight story apartment house of Townsend
g. Wyatt. BY the time he could turn in
an alarm flames burst from the entire top
floor. When the department arrived it
was found that the water pressure was
weak, and the firemen were compelled to
fight at n disadvantage The entire build
Ing was soon in flames. srand Chief Kane
saw there was no chance TO save it.
A strong wind from the north soon car
ried the flames across the street to the
magnificent Commercial bank structure,
and it was soon destroyed. The Central
Savings bank went next and then fol-
lowed the Center block. The Regnier &
Shoup Crockery company's new house was
next to succumb. and $4,000 worth of
goods dropped into the cellar The Car
brey block was next attacked, and then
Binswanger & Co., the Hong Kong Tea
company, the Spencer Cigar company and
dozen smaller institutions went up. The
fire was then burning fiercely from four
sides, and the destruction of the best busi-
ness interests of the city was imminent.
At this time dynamite was resorted to,
and a number of buildings blown up and
the progress of the fire stayed. With the
help of the Topeka and Kansas City fire
departments, which were telegraphed for,
and arrived at this juncture, the fire was
gotten under control.
But few accidents occurred during the
progress of the fire. When one of the
buildings was blown up a boy named
Haskins was struck by flying brick and
badly hurt, Allen Laird and Oliver
knapp,two firemen, were precpitated from
a ladder into burning building and both
badly hurt Knapp probably fatally. Chief
Kane, of the fire department, was burned,
and young man named George Hunter
fell three stories to a cellar, but was little
injured, two ribs alone being broken. Sew
eral people were hurt by falling walls, but
no fatalities occur rrpd durinu II tho fira
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 - President
Cleveland was the object OF prolonged
personal attack in the senate yesterday oR
the part of Senator Stewart. Mr.. Stewart
spoke for nearly three hours on the reso-
luton which he had offered last Saturday
as to the relative Independence of the
three coordinate branches Of the govern
mcnt. That independence he charged
the president with disregarding in many
ways, but particularly in not causing the
silver purchase law and the Chinese expul-
sion law to be faithfully executed. But
worse than even the non-execution of
these laws appeared to be,in Mr. Stewards
opinion, the contemptuous illusions to
congress which he found in spite of Mr..
Cleveland's letters and interviews. He
was particularly embittered at the presi-
dents allusions in one of his letters to
having congress on his hands" This
was an indignity beyond endurance. And
then, in retaliation, the Nevada senator
scofed at the president for his want of
collegiate or any other liberal education
that would fit him for his high office, and
read the presidents brief biography in the
congressional directory, laying much
stress on and seeking to extract humor
from the points of Mr.. Cleveland's career
as assistant teacher of the blind, clerk,
sheriff, mayor and practicing lawyer.
Speeches against the repeal bill were then
made by Mr.. Cameron and Mr.. Bate.
After these speeches Mr.. Stewart occupied
the remainder of the days session. The
session of the house was an uneventful
one, without quorum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

A New Yorker had the bad luck to sprain
his ankle He managed to get to his office,
where there was telephone Hobbling to
It he called up his family doctor, whose
office is in Harlem,
Il have sprained my leg. What shall /
do for itfn
Where have you injured your legi"
asked the doctor.
.'on the corner of Chambers street and
Broadway"
That made it easier to prescribe, of course.
Texas Siftings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

WEIGH, w. Va, Sept. 20. William
steff, forman of the Peerless Coal com.
pany at Vivian, had an alteration with
James Wilson. a negro, and shot him
dead. stelf has record as a killer, VIII
son being his eighth man. lie was ar.
rested. At Keystone John w. South,
foreman of the Keystone Coal and Coke
company, was shot dead u drunken row
by james Hayerly. At Thocker's Station
Thomas Vest went home drunk and fired
five shots at his wife. three OF them taking
effect. She will die
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

LONDON, Sept. a6.-At meeting of the
Miners association at Pontefract, in
Yorkshire, where the strikers riots have
been most violent, this resolution was
passed; In view of the general destruc-
tion of trade through the high handed
action of the colliery capitalists, the gov
ernment ought, through vote of the
house of commons, 10 declare that all the
mineral deposits belong to the nation,
since ii immediate steps are not taken to
work the coal mines the government must
do 1t to prevent the wholesale starvation
of the people,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

PlTTsBuRG. sept. 20 - The Carnegie
Thirty third street mill shut down yester-
Gay in all departments. On Saturday the
laborers were all paid off In full They
were notified that their places would be
open for them under different arrange
ments. The new rules are that twelve
hours, instead of ten, shall constitute a
days work, and the rate Of pay ten cents
per hour instead OF 35 per day There
was great crowd of men present yester-
hAy, but for some unexplained reason the
mill was not started