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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
Mother and Daughter Killed.

FRANKLIN. O., Aug. 25.-At a crossing between Lexington and West Alexandria, on the Cinciuuati Jackson and Mackiuac railroad. Mrs. William Hapner and her daughter. aged r., were struck by train md instantly killed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
uo,,ics wcirbtcd With Stones

MlLwAUKEE. Aug. 20.-Two bodies are at the morSuc. one of a woman about 30 years of age and the other of a little girl uf 5 or c. each with huge stones tied to their waists. The bodies were found in the river. and the police think il is a case of murder.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
I.InstrrrL Mith Gold.

A fine place from which to view French's statue of Liberty" at the Worlds fair is at Rabida convent in the afternoon of a bright day. Fourteen hundred dollars worth of gold leaf was put on this heroic effigy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
A White Can Notice.

MoU-NT IIuLLY. N. J, Aug. 25.-Howard Cross. a contractor and builder and life time resident of Pembertun. has been mo- tifird by white caps to leave the place by Sept |. or bc treated to a coat of tar and feathers and be ridden on rail.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
A Slight Delay.

Lady-Is Mrs. Binks at home?
 Servant-No'm.
 Lady-Can you tell me when she will be at home?
 Servant-As soon as she gets the par Tor dusted, mum, an she's almost finish ed now.-Tt-Rits.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
Two Colored Preacher. Drowned.

MApISnN. Ind, Aug. 2h--Three colored men were drowned l4 miles nCrth of here on the Ohio river. The men were riding in a SkfI and it upset. drowning two preach CTS named Wartield and Skelton and an other man named Williams
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
Australia at the Fair,

The New South Wales exhibit at the Worlds fair is an unfailing source of wonder to those who still think of that
 region as Botany Bay" Wonderful in- deed is that splendid and graceful shaft of pure silver which is one of the great
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
General Wallace. New Rock

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-An unusual event in the publishing world is the issuance of a first edition. numbering 6O. OOO copies, of General Lew Wallace's novel. The Prince of India" published by the Harpers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
Mrs. Hyde. Aged IOI. |, Dead.

PEEKeKILL. \. \, Aug. 25-Mr-. Ann Hyde, the noted crutcnarian and oldest person in the Hudson river valley. died at Fishkill near here, aged lot year~, months md gG day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
Receiver Fora Chicago Hotel.

CUI, AUu. Aug. @1. William C. stevens was appointed receiver for the Wiu,lrmcrc lotcl, one of the most fashionable y-ttb- ishmcnts in the Wurld' Lair district
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
\ Hank nircctnr IInn... Himself

WE~r CIIE~ TER, Pa. Aug. 21.-Nhraham Fcttrrs of Upper Cwchland. the owner of .iN fine farms and a director ut the PhuruiN- rillc National bank. hanged himself in his barn. Insomnia W:le the cause.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
DO YOU WEAR SHOES 2

Of course you do. We'll then call at James Grants, ,236 South Main street By 70 doing you can save a dollar. Boots and Shoes made to order and neatly re- paired at the lowest possible prices.
 OPPOSITE UNION ST
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
Worlds Fulr A,trndan e.
ItaIinn EIa.tnLnn..

C-.., A,,n. Aug 4> Pald admissions at he World s fair Thursday We're 24p're'.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
McNican Congrr,, NIcct, srrt. [.

CITY 0F MEXt,u. Aug D The siNttvuth lession of the national congress of Mexico will convene on Sept. l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
EVERY ONE A BARGAIN,

At our old price, so when We mark them down still lower if changes the word Bargain 10 Snap and everyone appreciates a Snap. It is impossible to quote former prices and mark down too, as there are too many different kinds.
 Prices now are:
 Sailor Suits, s1OO, s1. p, and g,
 Double Breasted Suits, sI.G2. s2 g. 50, s3, s. 50 and s4.5O.
 Nothing too good to be included in some of theseprices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25

Italian Fleet htaneuvers Finished. ROME Aug 2o.-The mancuvers of the Italian navy were concluded.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
JOSEPH \. JACKSON, ARCHITECT,

LiIIey's BLOCK. Waterbury, COnn And 2I7 West I25th St. New York Plans and Superint eudence for all classes Of uildings.
 Many years successful experience ensblss me to secure for clients the best result with the least expeuditure
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
Sunday Dinner-Biiod Cafe.

Soup-BouillOn Francaise, Cream of new Greer Peas au CrOuton,
 Fish-BOiled Blue Fish Ia Martre de Hotel Bilou Potatoes, Lettuce, RadisheS Boned-SmOked Beef Tongue with Greens EntreeS-Ham CrOQucttcs au Pcttis Pni-. Cur ne or Lobster with Rice, BraiSsed Beef with Mushrooms, Chocolate Crcdm FTiIters, GIace Sl, Roast. Prime Ribs of Beef, Dish Gravy. Spring NeEetables-M Mashed Potatoes Srfus,h f.-,.-,, Peas. Stewed Tomatoes
 DeSsert-Lemon Aerinco Pudding, PumvAiu Tie, Rhubarb Pie, Green Apple lie
 Dinner from to s p,m., JuneII., ,a3
 THOS. O'CONNEL Proprietor.
 Miles F. Connolly Manager.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-04-01

was only few lines-howeyer our con-
tributions went in regularly, and so if
he chooses to crowd more than one
weeks contributions into one paper, is
it our fault ? We are forced to say that
we know tho Clarion has not lost by
publishing our articles-we know that
they have been read and discussed (it
only to be laughed att. We are sincere.
ly sorry if the printer has found it 60
much trouble to 8" set up" our copy. We
will take his proposition under future
Adjustment. In bidding adieu (if adien
it must be) to the Clarion, We sincerely
thank them for past favOrs and are truly
sorry that any misunderstanding should
have occurred. In conclusion we beg
the Clarion to believe that we write this
not for the feminine ~ reason OF
wishing to have the last word, but pure
ly to explain what was misunderstood
and to correct any mistaken views that
either the public or the Clarion may
have entertained in regard to US.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-04-01

A street sprinkler will he badly need
ed here this summer. It Mr.. j. p. Tros-
clair meets with proper encouragement,
be will bring good ono here. Those
who thiuk favorablE Of the project are
invited to send their names to Mr.. Tros-
clair or leave them at this office.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-04-01
Temperance Column.
Under the auspices Of W. c. T. L. OF Opclousa

Under the auspices Of W. c. T. T. OF Opcousas
Last week we sent an explanation to
the Clarion in reply to an article which
appeared in its issue of March 18th. Tho
Clarion did not see tit to publish it,
thereby giving US to understand that
our explanation was not accepted. This
we regret exceedingly; and, knowing
the "raison d'ttre" of the Clarion, are
astonished indeed to find it not in line
with all good reforms such as those 1e-
presented by the W. c. 7. u. However
we feel that i'll justice to ourselves we
must lay before the pnblic our side of
the little Misunderstanding. Hence, by
the kind courtesy of Mr.. Sandoz, the
DEMOCRAT gives our I" In Explanation"
We feel assured that when the Clarion
knows US little better and understands
our motives, it will not be 50 severe in
its judgment of the W. C. 7. L.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-04-01
AN OPPORTUNITY.

The New Orleans Weekly Delta makes an of.
fer that should interest every reader in this
community. They have securt the agency for
Prof. Nichols Business Guide, which is q com
plete cyclop9dia of useful knowledge, "a book
that the farmer, the merchant, the clerk and
the head of every household needs to consult.
II contains more useful and valuable informa-
ton in its 300 pages than any book published
fhey propose 10 offer this book with their don
Die number weekly paper at price within the
reach OF all. AS for their paper it is without
superior as q weekly in the entire South It is
published hcicc 'ceek-1o4 eight-page papers a
year. The postage Oh them is worth more than
the price of both the paper and the book
they offer this excellent paper one year and
the above book for the price of the paper al ne,
&1 per annum. Either the paper or the book
would be cheap at the price of them both, 81.
In case you are not satisfied with the book or
the paper on receipt Of the first copy, you can
return the book to the Delta and your money
will be refunded in full without question. We
trust our readers will take advantage of this
offer, which is only good for a limited time.
Address The Delta, New Orleans, La Remen-
Der it only takes 81 to secure both the book and
the Delta for a year-provided you order now |
St. Landry democrat., 1893-04-01
MEMORIAL BAZAAR,
TO BE Held April n, 1893, in Rich.
mOud, Va.

The aides Hollywood Memorial Association,
aided by the Junior Holly the lakewood
and Hebrew Memorial Associations. and all the
Confederate Veteran Camps, Will hold bazaar
for the benefit Of The monument now being raiE-
ed to Private Soldier ana sailor OF lie Confed-
cracy, and for the Confederate Museum. to be
established in the house III which President Da-
Wis resided during the war. This house having
been given to the ladies by the city OF Rich
mond, they ask the help of every man, woman
and child in order that the entire South may
share in the honor OF erecting these two mon-
umentS.
Each Confederate State will be represented
ny table bearing its name, shield and colors,
and articles received will be given to the table
which may be designated by the donor.
1t ia BETTING til t to the dauntess chicftain
and his heroic followers these two monuments
be raised in the Capital OF the Confederacy, the
one spot which can never lose its identity with
tho cause for which they struggled and died.
Money and articles, small anu large, for table
or restaurant. for use or beauty, should be adj
dressed to Memorial Bazaar" Richmond, Va.
All packages forwarded free by Southern d
Adams Express Companies, when under rs lbs.
Name and residence of the cOnsgn should
be in the corner, but not given as part OF the
address. Mrs L. D. HOICHklSS,
President Memorial Bazaar.
MRS. JOSEPH BRYAN,
Presl't Hollywood Memorial Assn.
MRS. ALBERT MAYO,
Presd't lakewood Memorial Assn.
MRS. III. j. MYERS,
President Hebrew Memorial Assn.
Each donation, whether money or an article
for ale, small or large, or a relic picked up by
responsible persons may be sent iii memory"
Of some one-a solder or a citizen who gave
faithful service. a command, a victory or Il de-
feat, even, in which our men were conspicuous
" valiant-with a short sketch of same. These
sketches are to be preserved on file i'll the Mu-
scum, thus placing on record these names and
daring deeds perhaps otherwise unknown save
to a few.
The Louisiana Table Committee at the Memo
rial Bazaar consists of Mrs. Thomas NJ. Logan,
Chairman, Mrs. Geo. Wayne Anderson, Alter
nate-both Louisiana woInen-Nrs. +. r. Scott.
Mrs. James s. Patter. on, Miss Mary Cullen,
Mrs. E. O. Noting, Mrs. William Ii. Lyons, Miss
Eallie Wexford. and tMentY-tiNe other ladies'.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-04-01
LIKE A GREAT RAILWAY

With its branches running in every direction,
are the arteries and veins which convey the
blood to every part Of the system. cold, sud
acids to clog the circulation and then comes
Rheumatism. Beware! IT you value life re-
move the obstruction with Drummond's Light
ming Remedy. You can get a large bottle at
the druggists, or II will be sent TO you by OK
press, ii you send to tho Drunmoud Medicide |
To-, 1850 Maiden Lane, New York. agents |
wanted.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-04-01
AROUND THE EMPIRE PARISH.
Communications for this column should reach
lis no later than Wednesday.
Chataignier

lis no later than Wednesday.
Chataignier
March %, 1888.
"Oh! That straw hat, rats
Sheriff FUntcnot spcnt several days last week
In Chataignier aDd vicinity.
Miss Rita Corei, charming young lady
f:,n Opelousas, passed through ChataIgner
rat Friday, en- route tor soiican to visit her
other Mrs Dorsit us Laheur:
Mr. George Chachere from Opelousas, aided
: two carpenters have been diligently work
i:.y on the church here. We have now a beau
ttnI altar railing and new steps, and so I'M
pruvements are continually going OIL:
We think that the Catholic Church situated
c!s',t miles north of Chataigner should have
r..liye workers and the people should take our
example one to start, and all to move.
We have had beautiful weather and the roads
are splendid.
Mrs Cleophas Courvlle of Faquetaique left
to-day for New Orleans where she will spend
Easter with her mother, Mrs. LacrOlx.
The sale Of pews to-day was very quietly done,
and scarcely any bidders the same ones were
bought in. and order prevailed, although there
was just standing room, the church being SO
crowded.
Chatagnier boys are to start base ball club
in tie near future; they ought to he encour-
aged.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-04-01

Fresh oysters at Del BuoDo's.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-04-01

Tho Democrat and American Farnlrr a. 20
The Democrat aud Farm Journal .... 90
The Democrat aud New York Witness 20
The Democrat and Courier Journal. 90
The Democrat and American Agricultural 10
The Democrat aud American leran]ile.... i 90
The Democrat lnI Am. Jrui. of EducJliun 70
The Democrat aud Am. JruI. OF Pharmacy 60
The Democrat and Sat. E>g. Post, H'hilj 3 50
Tie Democrat aud Sat Night, thil. ...., Is
The Democrat and Cosmopolitan 60
WewilI send the Democrat and any o.t,rpaper
free 0t expense 1t thttilLtsfst ra Il GE@'"' '"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Monday, October 30-p. m.

The Stock Exchange markets to-day were gem
orally lower on realiZatons. But, TO OBTAIN Il
true perspective of the reaction 1t may be well
TO consider the basis from which the STOCK
SPECULATION has advanced. glance at the
prices ruling in the panic period last summer
will show that only those stocks which nave
suffered from specially adverse conditions nave
failed TO make most important improvements.
Handsome profits have been placed withln
reach of those investors who had the courage to
buy at the lowest point of the DEPRESSION ana
the rise has even lde more than whole the
margin on many purchases made before the Sc
verify OF the panic was fully felt. Stocks Ike
American Sugar Chicago and Northwestern.
Rock Island, Lackawanna, Lake Shore, Manhat-
tan. New-York Central Western Union ana
New-York and New-England, are now above
the quotations prevailing in June. From the
lowest figures of the year-made in july or
August-there has been an advance in the mar
ket, ranging generally from 10 70 - per cent
and in some instances extending to SOHiO points.
The rise has fOreshadOwed the final victory Tor
sound money in Congress. and. with wall
Streets usual impetuous practice, has moved
faster than the recovery in trade and Industry.
The following table compare the prices OF
leading stocks prior to the acute crisis, the low
est quotations touched in the panic, and the
final prices of to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31

:, An Ex BANK. lSo
oc'y "a Cas- B....'loodd
80 10 90 Cur iund = "
WV Z, OF leol..2of ~
ZOO Ar Cot OIL Sill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
AICHlSOn, TOPEKA q SANTA FE
RAILROAD co.
Guarantee Fund Notes.

Tho COUPONS due NoY. |. 1893. OF the A"M'oa,
rotek. & saia lie Railroad Company "nafancr "hu
- ,tu , iili IN prrs-ntlon an aftrr thai dAtc
at toe vATIONAL BANK OF NORTH AMERICA iV0
FHANKLIN.sr.. BOSTON.
UoIdrr. Of the Guarantee Fund Votes cA-
,.udiur the time of the snme, VIII receive
check for cash premium. payaoic Wv
,,hcr thr!r notes prrscnfr" 10
lion ut the Ccmpnny's Office. No. 10 MIX St''
uoston, after October -, INST.
J. W. REMNANT, President.
uosfou 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
,,,.popr.X F1NANCIAL MARKETS.

London oct 20. p. m.-Conso's 81. FOR both
i-o Lon, IND The account: New York. P"nns ylyania
r,p Gbin first mortgage honGs 49,. Canadian Pa
ciac. 7si; FRI, II 10 scent cG mo- (, ~ i e
IN "a. XIV York Central. lp1i.. Pennsylvania
5 li' Rcaiing III Mcxican Central new per cent
Londs 81. rhc amount OF 1nli'n wiihhri"h IRON
Moncy, @.1l per cent The rate q discount IN
,,rts fs Oh per cent. Paris atvices quote per
DIE DIE .cn,cs a. gS francs - confines i.r the re-
lint and exchange on London AT - francs 49,.
oontirncs for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
THE DAY IN THE BONp MARKET.

There were no sales Of Government bonds AT
a. ctocl, Exchange The market was steady.
len snal quotations unchanged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
STOCKS OPEN STRONG.
4 DECLINE FOLLOWS.
.r,vrp BY REPORTS OF GOLD IMPORTS
CLOSING At LOWEST
FIGURES.
SALES At THE STOCK EXcnANGE e ocTonEE 30

10000 NJ l. S & W Isl
Mich Div...-..l3O
1900 Mob & o New 10
10000 do o. NJ L. co.. %
900 y Y G let Cou 1874
1000 do Ext is.s2cf.lol =
700 do u b Is !irC.lOj
90 100 \ I l. II \ w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-10
Rabunek W Meksyku.

MEKsYK, ego kwietnia. =
Z chihuahua donosza o Wiel.
kim rabunku, dokonanym W
tych dniach w okregu g6rni'
czym Batlpitas. Ma w}a5clclela
kopalni D. I. Tendicka, po-
dr6zuiacego W towarzystwie
dw6ch s}uzacych i wiozacego
re sobs okoio 100000 W z}o-
Gle i srebrze, napad}a banda
zb6l6w z}ozona z 1Ociu ludzi.
W krwawej wslce zabity 20
sta} jeden s}uzacy, po czem
zb6je uciekli, zabrawszy re So
bs ealy 1adunek z}ota i srebra.
Tendick i drugi s}uzacy pozo-
stall ma miejscu, okryci rama
mi. Znalezli ich W tym stanie
inni podr6zni, przebywajacy to
sama droge.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-10
Manifestacya socyalist0w ma
przegladzie Wojsk.

BRUKsELLA, 8 kwietnia. =
DIS ma uczczenie 57ych uro-
DIN kr6la Leopolda, jen. Bras
sine odbywal przeglsd woisk
nalezacych do miejscowego gar
nizonu, gdy niespodziewanie
ma miejscu przegladu ukaza}a
sic grenada socyalist6w i "a.
czela krzyczet: ,,Precz kr6-
lem! Niechzyje glosowanie po-
wszechne!" Trzeba bY1o ca
lei energii i zimnej krwi jene-
rala, azeby powstrzymac woj-
sko cd rzucenia sic ma socyali-
stow, kt6rzy zreszta szybko u
stapili. Wkr6tce potem ma
placu parady aresztovano Kill
ku socyalist6w, ktorzy wyda,
wall okrzyki obelzywe dla kr6.
la.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-10
Krwawa awantura W Wiedniu.
W1EDE6. 900 kwietnia.

W1EDE6, ego kwietnia. =
Krwawy wypadek mial miej-
see wczoraj IA mityngu anti
semitow. Bardzo gwaltownie
przemawia} tam przeciw zy-
dom posef Lueger. Gdy sko1-
czy}, zyd Sewald, dose zamo-
zny kupiec, doprowadzony do
wscieklosci jego uwagami, rzu-
Gil sic nan z nozem. Dwaj
przyjaciele Luegera skoczyli,
aby 60 zaslonie -ijeden z Mich
zostal zabity ciosem Sewalda.
Drugi odni6s} rane, lecz Lue-
ger sam uszedl bez szwanku.
Sewalda aresztowano, a t}um
omal ME rozszarpa} 60 ma stree
py. Gazety z tego powodu
rzucajs gromy na zyd6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-10

Trafalgar Square mia1y miej-
isce dose skandaliczne avian.
tury. Mianowicie przeciwni-
cy ogranicze6 W handlu spiry'
tualiami urzadzili szereg po-
chod6w manifestacye przeciw
prohibicyonistom. W pocho,
dach byly choragwie z napisa-
mi: ,,Precz z swietoszkami!" !,
,,zadnego przymusu!'', ME
potrzeba ogranicze6 W sprze.
dazy trunkow" it'd. it'd. Ma
nifestujacych W ten spos6b
spotkaiy handy prohibicyonl'
stow, a W rezultacie przysz}o
do krwawych stare. AVIAN
turnik6w z trudem rozpedzi}a
policya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-10

Zjednoczonych z Peru donosil,
przedstawia sic W taxi spo.
sob: By}o to W Mollendo,
Peru, gdzie masoni maja swia.
tynie. Wieczorem 25 marca
cd rawiali tam oni swe obrze.
dy. Stowarzyszenie ,,Estudian.
tina American Company" W
czasie tych obrzed6w wykony.
wa}o pies6 jakas ch6ralna, kie.
dy t1um ludzi zgromadzi} sic
oko1o budynku znienawjedzo.
nych tam masonow i kamienia.
mi zacza} 90 bombrodowat.
Cz}onkowie lozy musieli ucho.
dzi6 sail zajmowanej, a wte.
dy t}um rzuci1 sic do sail, po-
t}ukl sprzety i urzadzenie, a
wyrzuciwszy szczatki tychze i
instrumental ,,E. A. c." ma u.
lice, spali} je. Strzelano takze
parekrotnie i agent konsulatu
aperyka6skiego, Emile de
Casevela zostal raniony W no.
ge.
Take W Topaz, Bolivia,
wydarzy}y sic demonstracye
antimaso6skie, kt6re doprowa.
dzi}y nawet do strzelaniny ma
ulicy. SSychac, re piec os6b
przy tenn zosta1o zabitych, a
wiele ranionych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-10
ROk ~.

St. Fruzyne; pozostawiono nadto pro-
boszczowi prawo wskazania jeszcze
trzech Representative W ciagu tygo-
dnia. 2 par. sw. Michala W S. Chica-
go zaproszono do Komitetu Wiel.
ks. A. Nowicklego oraz OBJ. M. LIE.
marta, j. Szostakowskiego, L. Mach.
nikowskiego Ign. Machnikowskie-
go; nadto proboszcz ma jeszcze pra-
wo W ciagu tygodnia wskazad dw6ch
reprezentautow tel paraii. q para6i
Niepokalanego Pocuecia Najsw. Ma
ryi Fanny zaproszono do Komitetu
Wiel. ks. Pyplatza, proboszcza oraz
OBJ. Marcina Who're, Waw. Folmera,
]. Dudka, J. Koziczyhskiego, Stef.
Solskiego P. Wasowicza. W og6le
uchwalono, ze parafe South Chica-
60, poiozoue blizej wystawy,powinny
miec liczniejsza, niz inne polskie pa.
raGe, reprezentacye.
Nastepnie przystapiono do wyboru
pozostaiych czlonk6w Komitetu. Ma
imienne wnioski obrani zostali: OBJ.
F. Remerowski. Ant. Sowihski, Piotr
Okoniewski, Kaz. Frycz, Wine. Wi.
"a, j. Kortas, Ant. Rybczyhski, J6z.
Moeller, DR.. K. Midowicz, DR.. Ger.
niewski, aid. Stanley Kunz, ]. J.
Dahlman, Stef. Szczech, M. Durski,
St. Piotrowski, Fr. Murkowski, sedzia
La Buy, J. Kedz,orski, FIR. Kaczma-
rex, DR.. Train i w. Pyterek. Pozo.
stale piec miejsc pozostawiono do OBJ.
sadzenia Wiel. ks. w. Barzyhskie.
mu.
W ten spos6b wybrano W chwili
obscnej 60 czlonk6w do komitetu.
Pozostais is do. .obsadzenia miejsc Al.
zakodczenie zebraui uchwalili,
il posiedzenie Komitetu 10l odbe-
die sic W pfzyszss niedziele d. 1870
kwietnia godz. 2ej W jednej hal
szkolnych, przy ul. Bradley oraz ze W
tym terminie zostanie on zorganizo-
wany ostateczuie i rozpocznie swe
czynuosci. Wiecej zebrah og6lnych
zwoiywae juz ME bedzie potrzebs.
zresztq przea obecny tydzieh Komi-
tet tymczasowy prowadzi6 bedzie
nadal dotychczasowe prace przygo-
towawcze.
lyle sprawozdania wczorajszego
mityngu. Tu przyjemnoscia jeszcze
zaznaczyd trzeba, ze zebranie bylo
harmonijne dowiod}o wielkiego dla
sprawy zapaiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-10
Nieszczesliwy wielbiciel kroIowej

Nieszczesliwy wielbiciel krolowej
w domu ob}akanych W Bedlam
W Anglii zmari uajstarszy pen
syonarz tego zakladu, ktory podobno,
zupe}nie zdr6w, przeby} tam lat 81.
Byl on czSowiekiem wykszta}conym,
odznacza} sic humorem, rozmowa Z
MIN by1a przyjemna. w ca}ym kraju
znana byla historya tego cziowieka,
zwanego powszechnie mo" (skr6-
Genie cd monoman). Czlowiek 6w ma
swoje nieszczescis pred SO laty po.
kochai krolowe Wiktorye i wyzuai to
jej publiczuie. Pewnego poranku, W
chwili gdy Wiktorya przsje2daasa
konno przez Hyde Park, jakIs mio-
dzieniec chwyci} "a cugle jej wierz-
chowca szepnas: nKocham Cie"!
Me stawiono 60 pred sad, lecz cd.
dano pod obserwacye lekarska. U.
znano go ME "a przestepce stanu,
lecz "a waryata. Jego divine szaleh-
stwo trwa}o az do smierci. Kr6lowa
Wiktorya moze bye dumua, gdy4
wzbudzila jedna maj stalszych nj
czem niewzruszonej miiosci. Biedny
Mo" mia} licznych poprzednik6w;
lecz laden Mich ME okupii swego
szalehstwa p6twiekowem przebywa-
MEM W domu b{akanych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-10
NOtatki telegrafczne
z zagranicy.

= w Berliuie odby} sic
konkurs fechtunkowy d a m.
Nagrode otrzyma}a Amerykan.
ka z St. Louis, miss Hughes.
= w Krolestwie Polskiem
panuje epidemicznie tyfus.
Niemcy zamierzaja zaa'
nektowac wyspy Samoa ina O.
ceanie Spokojnym.
= w Rouen we Francyi po-
licya zaaresztowa}a Niemca
Kurtza, jako szpiega. W bra
ku dowod6w potrzymano go W
kozie przez tydzie1, a potem
wydalono z kraju.
- Rad brazylijski posy1a
do zbuntowanej prowincyi Rio
Grande do Sui zn6w 1000 woj.
ska.