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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
yoUyG PEOPLES SOCIETIES.
They win Hold a state Convention IN i'o"-
poke Next Month.

convention OF the Young Peoples
...,.tios IN the Baptist churches Oh
VIRGINIA will be held with tho society oi
-. r,rs. Rantist church Of Roanoke on
~. and sunday, November lIth
90 ,5SS for the purpose Of or6anizlns
G+,te Union. The programme as Id,
% a. bas been arranged for the Two Jays
session. will be as follows; ,t prav-
c,,.,,-1av November nth, Z. M.-ffay-
- praise Service, Ernest VI. Lohb'
OF Richmond College o.,,,,,,or
o.9o y M.-TempOrary Organization
On p M-Words Of Welcome Cand
Resnonse). Rev Il. b. Pollard !"
i' az p M.-The Local Union 40 minutes
napers and discussion). It's Organiz1atloslni'
Ioeeph E. Toms. Of Norfolk, us ~ ~,
s,sts present and Future Work. H. ".
Tinsley. OF Charlottesville; It's MethouS'
r 4 Diuguid, Jr., Of LynchDufs'
tf5-Tbe Practical Benefits OF a state
Union, y. H. WraneK' LSH'N'O'S 0''
4.e0 p. M.-Question Box.-uo minutes
20 y N-Prayer and Praise Service
Rev. James r. Gwatkins, OF ChariotteS-
vile. o...,,~o,,on
- y N-Address: 1.-The b. Y. Il. u
It's Purpose and Scope feV' o. = i-o'''
OF Suffolk , r,.t linton =.
$40 T.. M-Address; "tne Loeal Si'.N, -, /,
It's Probable Effect Upon The ChnrcLes OK
The Future" Rev. II. \. QuisehDefry' VI
Berkeley ,.s,,a,et no
minutes). a, co,sacration
Service. tobnson-
OF Roanoke. ..r, ,,,,o,. Tia
p,,n,,ons 10 The Church" Rev. John II.
Turuin. Of Charlottesyihe' - ~ d.
ak p. M.-'The Three c's &C.. G. @.
! ps,'sr and Discussion. Miss Lizzie Harvey
* p. M.-words Of Advice from Our
pastors, Is minutes talks)'
A.9O p. M.-Adjournment.
| Every Baptist church In virginia, wns'h'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29

right hand Of the silver vault is the door
Of another vault in which some CT the
gold and silver are stored. In this vault
are kept the dimes, quarters and halt
dollars. Forty-eight millions Of this money
end eleven millions in gold are kept in this
vault, while in the Department OF the
Comptroller Of the Currency are stored all
the Government bonds deposited by the
national banks as q security for their cir
culation, and In other vaults are kept the
United States Treasury notes. In another
is the supply Of money used by the cash
Ter Of the United States in the daily
banking operations Of the cash ROOM
which acts as a feeder not only 10 the
banks Of Washington, but 10 the banks
OF the United States AT large
While / have stated that bridal couples
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
ECONOMY Shoe Store,
311 K. Broad Street.
49, oueen YIctorIl Was a LItlIe Grl.

Among the many stories told OF me
childhood Of Queen Victoria Is one OF
a visit made with her mother at Went
worth House in Yorkshire. While there
the Princess delighted in running about
law herself in the gardens and shrub
berries.
one wet morning soon after her arrival
the old gardener, who ala not theh hho"
her eaw her about 10 descend a treacher-
ous hin of ground from the terrace 0nd
called out:
ere careful. miss. it's Shape" a York
shire word for slippery
THE ever curious Princess, turning her
head asked. whats slapeF' and at the
same instant her feet few from under heF
and she came down. .,.,.
The old gardener ran 70 LIT her, sa ., u
as he did so. That's shape H'''S'
Youths Companion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
Discrimination Against Women.

In Holland the government has made
certain regulations concerning working
women, not all OF which are welcome
BY a law passed in 1889 II was made
illegal for a woman 10 be employed eA,
cept between the hours or a. M anu
7 n m. one would think that no right
minded woman would want 20 work be
yond that limit, but 1t has been proved
that the men, whose hours Of labor are
not limited, put in several OF the pre-
scribed hours at hard work, thus smut
ting out many Of the women. ~,
An article on women's unions IN hol-
land is like the famous chapter %, On
Snakes in Iceland" There are none No-
men are admitted to mixed unions NOV aS,,a
ever but only on unequsi str,lIes and
80 tbev do rise in their wrath they
are are generally successful.--Amsterdam
f,orresDondent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
For sale by all druzgists- jss1

err having an organization or not. is ex-
pected 20 be represented. IL none Of
the young people can be sent. the pastor
OF the church is expected 10 appoint
Joint delegate 20 the Young Peoples
Convention and the General Association.
The representation Is 10 be on the basis
Of two delegates for every twenty mem
bers or fraction thereof, in the churchee
where no Young Peoples society exists.
The delegates have 10 be provided VIII
credentials signed by the president anu
secretary or by the church clerk.
The term "Argus-eyed" means wafchfui.
According 10 the Grecian fable Argus nao
iOo ewes. and Juno set him 20 watch all
OF whom she was jealous. When Argus
was slain she transplaDted his eyes INTO
the tail OF the peacock. "Hydra-headed'
is a word derived from the fso.e ., h asn.
cules and the hydra. The hydra naa nine
hsaAs ana Hercules was sent 70 Kill a.
Az soon as he struck on one OF y" sssss
two shot UP In Its place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29

grated door, and give you complete as
sortment OF burglars tools, and tell you
10 help yourself. you would have 20 cut
YOUR way through the grated iron door
from the outside corridor, and next break
open the huge door with its burglar-prooi
and time-lock attachment, then cut your
way through an immense steel door SIX
inches thich, and weighing over six tons
and then cut through the steel lattice work
surrounding the boxes Of silver rms
work would take you hours TO perform
end then you would not be able TO carry
away over two bags Of silver, or 10 pouhuS'
ca The trouble would hardly ray for the
labor. Tor It would not be a fortune by
any means.
Ready For Business.
r2ut tLis is not all the silver that
Uncle sam has in his strong box. At the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29

are especially fond Of visiting the silver
vault. SIN an who visit the vault are not
on their bridal tour. The Waterman on
duty from s A. ~ 10 r., M. has been
Keeping a record of the number who WISH
the vault each day. and finds that It aver
ages nearly seven thousand month
The Treasurer.
While the Secretary Of the Treasury
Is In a general way considered the rep
resentative OF the Government on IMAM
eial matters. stin the Treasurer OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29

circulating medium as paper and the
smaller silver coins, Uncle Sam has
enough in his Washington strong box for
all needs Of business, and in dividing up
the gold among the different sub-treasu-
ries he IS only following the practice OF
the majority of business men who cry
down the practice Of putting all their
eggs in one nest.
CHARLES T.. FAIRMAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
Tint Broad Rimmed Hat.

The autumn days are here again.
From stately trees and small
The faded leaves drop one by one.
The nuts begin to fall.
The summer girl will call halt
To trysting in the shade,
And roasted chestnuts soothe the taste
For lines and lemonade.
The man behind the office desk
VIII sigh untold relief
His shiny pate will have respite
From flies a season brief.
yet though the heeey clouds adorn
A cool September sky,
Wen drop a tear to summer in
Her green robes going by;
For she's taking them away with her,
That treasured baseball bat,
Lawn tennis racket, russell shoes
And
That
Rimmed
Hat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29

in which the Imagination can readily trace
the form OF an antelope. with it's limbs
outstretched and head thrown back, SEEM
ingly fleeing for It's life. In the "cari-
cature plant" one species has the imita-
tive form on the petals. and another has
It outlined In the ribs and shading OF the
leaves. This last mentioned curiosity
bears a remarkably we'll executed like
ness Of the Duke OF Wellington and has
on that account been named Arthur and
His Nose"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29

Those who have given any particular
attention TO the study Of botanical oddi-
ties know that the BraBilian flower known
as the running antelope" is so called be-
cause It's white petals have a series Of
Wen defined dark colored lines and dots,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
The TIMEs-RICHMoND VA SUNDAY OCTOBER % 1898.

United States is the direct custodian Of
Uncle Sans gold and silver. The pres
emit Treasurer, Mr. ID. N. Morgan, Is one
OF the most popular officials In the
governments service. and hosts of clerks
holding subordinate positions can draw
from him valuable lessons In courtesy
and politeness.
In personal appearance Mr. Morgan re-
minds you of bright lawyer or bank
er His dress is neat and modest, his
address IS polite but not patronizing, he
IS OF medium height. square shouldered,
hair just a little tinged with gray, eyes
bright but kindly, and he listens to
you with manner that leads you to
feel that he is interested In you and what
you have TO say.
Counting the Money.
Although It is certain that with all the
watchfulness with which the gold and
silver are guarded none OF the contents
OF the huge vaults can be stolen, never
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
DR. woRTHINGToNs
INSTANT CURE FOR
CHOLERA. CRAMPS.

AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS
Indorsed by the highest medical "a.
thortty, See circular around each bottia.
PRICE. Is CENTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
UNCLE SANS VAULTS.
nouHB sREArsToRE oFGoLD AND
s,,yER MoYED AND GUARDED .
,n,re are one Hundred and One Mi'on
Eight II undred and sixty Thousand Do
ar. stored In Uncle sans Gear.
lconnrlrht ~ The Tlmea. lS98.l

r, these times. when the statement is
made that throughout the country the
savings OF the people are withdrawn from
hanks and savings institutions and hidden
bv the depositors in insecure places Ike
old stockings and abandoned coffee pots
1t may be interesting to know how Uncle
sam protects the millions in his charge
aud keeps II circulating throughout the
country. and protects the millions when
come IN and go out from the Treasury
Department every day from those insidc
and outside OF the great building from
which issues the financial current Sup-
plying the outside world Of business
Uncle SANS messenger Boy.
II you PISS up Fifteenth street, ~. S'- +
tween and Q a. NJ. or between anu ~,
p ~. YOU win probably see backeI "
10 the pavement one or two OF me W@e ,,,,.
81 the United states Express OoIll,,-'y
unloading or loading the large SUM ~
money which are handled 10y TINS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
LIFE IN VANITY FAIR.
THE PAST WEEKS J0TtLSGs Axoyo
THE SMART SET.

Social Happenings In East and West
End-Ths German Cub Meetings, and
Comipgs aud Goings In General.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

CTRAYED FROM 2ll SOUTH THIRD
- street, on the afternoon OF Octopes
18th. a ST. BERNARD PUPPY, answer
ing the following description: White feet
and breast. white ring around neckS
white Tip on tail and nose white; body
and head a light tan or brown color;
called Fritz. a reward OF IS will b
paid for any Information leading 10 hA
recovery. w. PENICK SHELTON
ocgst-It
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
Great Reduction in $50
MILLINERY!

Choice display of Trimmed and I'm
trimmed HATS AND BONNETS for
Ladies, Misses and Children, among
which the following have been reducedt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29

Soc. Wool feliS for = Csc.
Use. Wool FGItS for SOC.
Sl.25 and SI.5O French fsIts, 9Sc.
Trimmed Sailor Hats, 49c.; worth 15c.
So, $3.50 and 81 Hats for $3.50
All other Trimmed Goods accordingly.
No charge for Trimming Hats and
Bonneis during this sale. Fist-clsss
work guaranteed.
Mrs. Julius Bear,
oc2,-lt 1871 East Main Street.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-26
z Chin.

LoNDYN, 25go czerWca.
correspondent ,,Standarda" z
Shanghai telegrafnje, re Rad
chi6ski W obec ogranicze1, ia
kie Rad Stan6w Zjednoczo.
uych zastosowal do Chi1czy-
k6w W Ameryce, zamierza tax
re W podobny spos6b ograni-
czye pobyt Amerykau6w W
Chinach, albo tez zawrzec ze
Stanami Zjednoczonemi wy
rainy traktat, okreslajacy, W
iakich warunkach wzajemna
imigracya do obu tych KRAKOW
ma bye dozwolona lub niedoz-
wolona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-26
Notatki telegraticzne
z Zagranicy.

w Montpelier we Francyi byso
wczoraj zn6w 7 wypadkow smierci
wskutek cholery.
w Londynie W katedrze sw'
Pawla odbyio sic uroczyste nabozeh-
stwo "a dusze ofar katastrofy okre-
tenn ,,Victoria."
: Nowy posel Stanow zjednoczo'
nych W Peru (poSud. Am.) przedsta-
wias sic oneglai prezyd. Moralesowi.
: Liga rolnioza Niemczech
wnios}a do kanclerza Captiv ego po-
DAME ustanowienie delega'ow do
spraw rolnictwa przy gs6wnych po-
selstwach niemieckich zagranica.
Z Lima donosza, ze Rad peru
wiaGski skonf skowal zabroni} wyda-
wac 81 gazet politycznych.
= Cesarz Wilhelm bawR onegdaj
W Kilonii. Urzadzi4 ma morzu wyscig
swego yachtu ,,Meteor" z yachtem
swego brata ksiecia Henryka osyre'
na". Meteor" zwyciezy1.
w Berlinie odebra{ sobie zycie
sedzia Curtius, gdy go z powodu
anty-semickich tendency przeniesio'
no ma inna posade.
= Wladze municypalne m. Metz
wyznaczysy $4,000 marek ma przyje.
Gle ces. Wilhelma podczas manewr6W
jesiennych.
w Paryzu onegdaj by}y W szpi,
talu Neckera 4 wypadki cholery:
dwaj chorzy zmarli.
: Pewien starry wdowiec W Parry
zu, kt6remu dorosli synowie ME po'
zwolii sic ozenic jakas msoda die
wczyna, obr6cis sw6j casy majatek
wartujacy 100000 Fl. W pieniadzt
papierowe, spali2 je, a potem stree
liz sobie w 3eb.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-26
Zaburzenia W Indyach.

RANeUN, 25go czerwca. :
Cd kilku dni tutejsi Mahome.
TAME przygotowywali sic do
uroczystosci religijnej. DIS
rano wladze angielskie, oba-
wiajsc sic zbiegowiska pod.
niecenia tlumu, zabronify tel
uroczystosci. T}um ME us}u-
chal zakazu - i ma miejsce
przybyG musia}a policya. Maj.
pierw Mahometanie obrzucili
ia kamieniami i odparli; lecz
wkr6tce policyanci przybyli W
zwiekszonej znaczuie sile i "a
czeli strzelaG. Dwunastu Maho-
tan6w pablo zabitych; wielu
odnioslo rany. Pomimo to
t}um stall, iak mur. Dopiero
przybycie ma miejsce 4ch kom-
panii wojska, kt6re uderzy1y
nan z bagnetem W rsku, roz-
proszyio opornych. Rozpro.
szeni gromadzili sic zreszta W
sasiednich ulicach tax, ze woi.
sko przez Gala noe musia}o
utrzymywae porzadek W mie-
scie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-26
DHai amery kanscy rabusie.

BERLIN, 25-go czerwca. :
Aresztowano tutaj dwoch anne
ryka6skich rabusiow, ziodzlel
i oszustow. Nazwiska ich So
Harden i Glover. Sprawdzo-
no, re pope}nili oni ogromns
liczbe wystepk6w cd rokn, jak
So W Europle. W salnym ber-
linie spelnili piec kradzlezy
z w}amaniem. W posiadaniu
ich znaleziono sporo kosztow-
nosci, miedzy innemi samych
perez "a 25,O0G marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-26
Jeszcze o katastrOfie
,,VictOrii."

LoNDYN, 25go czerwca. =
Kraza tu pog}oski, re fatalna
katastrofa ,,Victorii" by}a ma
stepstwem nieporozumienia,
wynik}ego PREY zastosowanlu
nowego systemu sygnaf6w
morskich. Pod}ug praktyki,
przyjetej W marynarce anglel-
skiej, admiral Markham, kt6ry
sic znajdowa} ma okrecie
,,Camperdown" oraz ofcerowle
tego okrstu zostana oddani pod
sad morski, kt6ry zbierze sic
ma wyspie Malice.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-26
Agitacya anarchistyczna we
WfOszech.
25-po czerWca.

RzYM, 25-go czerwca. =
w ciagu ostatnich dni 5ciu W
koszarach woiskowych W Me.
dyolanie, Neapolu, Florencyi i
Turynie niewiadome dlonie
rozrzuci}y wiele gazet, broszur
i ksiazek o charakterze anar-
chistycznym. W1adze SO zda-
MIA, ze pomiedzy podofcerami
istnieje sprzysiezenle anarchl-
styczne re jest to ich sztucz,
ka. Energiczne sledztwo "a.
rzadzono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-26
Protest ParnelistoW.

LoNDYN, 25go czerwca. =
Cz4onkowie parlamentu an
gielskiego z grupy Parnelist6w
og}osili protest publiczny
przeciw projektowanemu przez
GIadstone'a pozbawienia prey.
sz}ej legislatury Irlandyi pra-
wa rozporzadzenia przez pier
wsze 6 lat samorzadu fnansa-
mi kraju. Protest twierdzi, re
takie ograniczenie prowadzi-
}oby do zupe1nej niemocy le-
gislatury lub do jej bankru-
ctWa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-26
Mafy stan wojenny W Bernie.

BERN, 25 czerwca. : Rad
zwiazkowy szwajcarski usta-
nowi} maly stan wojenny W
Bernie, a to dla tego, azeby
zatamowaG rozruchy socyali-
styczne i anarchistyczne, jake
tam mia}y miejsce. Wszystkie
pochody zebrania publiczne
zosta}y wzbronione. zgroma-
dzenia robotnicze, kt6re lnia}y
sic dis odbyc, zosta}y od}ozo-
ne ma czas nieograniczony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-26
Sprawa NortOna W Paryzu.

PARYa, 25go czerWca.
Negr Norton, kt6rego uwis-
ziono "a sfaiszowanie spree
daz papier6w, majscych jako-
by kompromitowat Clemen-
7ceau innych, oswiadczy1 pod
czas sledztwa, re do fa}szerstwa
namowie go mia1 Ducret, wy
dawca gazety ,,Cocarde", W
ktorej ia sprawa zosta}a maj
plerw poruszona. Ducret, row
niez znajduiacy sic " wiszie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-26
Prymicye kapfana polskiego
W RZymie.

w Rzymie dnia 28 maja W niedzie
le rano godzinie wpos do lei, odby-
ly sic W koSciele 90. zmartwych-
wstahc6w ma San Sebastianello, pry-
micye ks. Floryana Matusze wskiego,
czsonka tegoz zgromadzenia, Polaka,
pochodzacego W. KS. Poznahskie-
go; przy mszy sw. asystowa3 mu O..
Jenera} Przew}ocki. KS. Matuszewski,
przyby}y DO Rzymu pred kilkoma
dnlami z Bu4garyi, celem odebrania
swieceh kap1ahskich, juz W przyszsa
sobote opuszcza znow wieczne miasto,
by sic uda6 do Ameryki ma przezna-
czone mu tamze stanowisko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-26
Zn0w bankructwO W Australia.

MELBOURNE, % czerwca. :
Serya bankructw ME zosta1a
tn jeszcze uko1czona. Firma
bankierska Goldsbrough, Mart
i Sp. zawiesi1a dis wyplaty; !;
byl to jeden z najpowazniej,
szych dom6w handlowych.
Upad}ost dosiega do $780,
900. Twierdza, re moze ona
zostaG podniesiona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-26
TeIegFamy zagranIGzns,
Wybory dodatkowe W Niemczech.
Rezultat wybor6w niezde-
cydowany.

BERLIN, 25go czerwca. =
Rezultaty 1O1 wybor6w uzu-
pelniajacych, kt6re odby}y sic
przez ostatnich kilka dni W
roznych okregach Niemiec, SO
juz dok}adnie wiadome.
Jak wida6, socyal-demokra-
ci zdobyli zn6w "a miejsc, ma
rodowc-liberalni Is, konser-
watysci 13, wolnomyslni par
tyi Richtera 15, demokraci Z,
stronuietwo katolickie Z, rady-
kalni unionisci 6, woluo-kon-
serwatywni 4, anty.semici 4 /
Polacy 8.
Og6iem 316 miejsc jest juz
stanowczo obsadzonych. W
tel liczbie maja; katolicy z
Centrum Is miejsc, socyal-de-
mokraci 3d., F.. konserwatysci i
agraryusze 81, narodowo-libe-
ralni 80, radykalni unionisci
IL, Polacy Is, wolno-konser
watywni IA, niezalezni katoli-
cy IL, Alzatczycy Z, demokra-
ci IL, anty-semici Z / wolno-
myslni z partyi Richtera 10.
Osiemdziesiat miejsc jest je.
szcze do obsadzenia. Pred
rozstrzygnieciem wybor6w W
tych pozosta}ycb dystryktach
trudno powiedziec cos bardziej
stanowczo o ostatecznei wick
szosci W Radzie pa1stwa. 0,
becnie obie strony przyznaja
sobie zwycieztwo. To pewna,
ze partya wolnomyslnych 20
stafa prawie zupe}nie rozbita,
a narodowo-l -liberalni, stano-
wiacy niegdy podpore Bismar
ka, zostali mocno uszczuplenl.
Socyalisci tryumfuja, choe "a,
pewne ME zdobeda 80 miejsc,
jak sobie obiecywali.
Szczeg6}owo niekt6re rezul-
taty przedstawiaja sic, jak ma
stepuje.
w Berlinie W lynn obwo-
die DIR. Langerhaus z partyi
Richtera zwyciezy} dra Meye-
IA, radykaliste; W 2gim obwo-
die wYbrany zosta} R, Fischer,
socyal-demokrata przeciw rex
torowi uniwersytetu berli1skie-
: 90 prof. Virchow'owi, W 3cim
obwodzie zwyciezy} A. Vogt-
herr, socyal- -demokrata, W
4tym R.. Schmidt, tax samo.
W Essen przeszediznany ,kr6l
armatni" Krupp przeciwko
kandydatowi Centrum. W
Szczecinie zosta} pobity przez
socyalist6w przyw6dca rady-
ka{6w Max Bromel; W Halle
zas zwyciezy} inny przywodca
partyi radykalnej DIR. Aleksan-
der Meyer. Sam Richter 20
stall take wybrany W Hogen.
w Telton przepad{ ksisze
Handjury, osobisty przyjaclel
cesarza i d}ugoletui przedsta-
wiciel tego okregu W Radzie
pa1stwa; zwyciezcami jego SO
socyalisci. Wreszcie W Neu-
stattin g}osny rektor Ahlwardt
zdoby4 drugie juz W tych wy
borach krzeslo parlamentarne,
pobiwszy konserwatyste "
Hersburga.
Go do Polak6w, W Poznaniu
p. Stefan Cegielski zwyciezy}
swego przeciwnika konserwa-
tyste Hoffmeyera, W Bydgo-
szczy p. Rogali6ski pobR "a
graryusza V. Frankenthala, W
Fraustadt baron Ch}apowski
zostal wybrauy przeciw V.
Hellmanowi, wolno- konserwa-
tyscie. W Marienwerder p.
p. Donimirski odni6s} porazke;
zwyciezca jest Bnddenbrock,
konserwatysta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-26

niu, najusilniej temu zaprze.
cza. Aaeby znalezc materya3
dowodowy, wczoraj odbyto re
wizye W domu Ducreta i W re-
dakcyi, ale ME znaleziono mic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-26
Poniedzia1ek dnia 26 CzerWca 1898 r,
Stosunki handlowe Rosyi i Me
mice.

BERLIN, 95-go czerwca. -
Niemieckie ministeryum spraw
zagranicznych oczekuje rozpo-
czecia novel wojny handlowej
z Rosya. Uk}ady o traktat
handlowy pomiedzy temi dwo.
ma pa6stwami, kt6re trwa1y
tax d}ugo, rozbily sic obecnie.
Przypisuja to wplywom fran
cuzkim, ktore W ostatnich cza-
sach mia}y sic wzmocnie W Pc.
tersburgu.