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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-10

COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. a-The members of the
electoral college met this morning and cast
twenty-five votes for Benjamin Harrison and
one. by J. ?. Seward, OF Mansfield, for Grover
Cleveland. Seward was the first Democratic
presidential s!ecto- IL Ohio for forty years
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\xs YsBs. Ian Lawyer William Lane
g &e.l, lie Irish ~a<GtatoE. .as arrested ,ais
evening charged y TN forging t2e uaao ii Ms
e,.eul. John N3l43a1n Lag, 10 A retainer. wh.ra
lie used IN ii suit ssr fees
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-
Is Extra Good If You Have Cash.
Broadway street is o being graded 100
feet wide and very soon people will see
why property around Lake Union with
such beautiful views is being sought after.
The choicest residence property in the city
without question. Our list comprises one
block, about four acres, So, 600; grand
views.
One block, twelve lots, $20,O 900. This is
choice.
Two lots, corner Oak and Broadway,
5000. Will give terms on this.
On Everett street. East Park, choice
W. lots. 81, 700.
A genuine snap if purchased at once;
lot and q hall, $3.50.
Eight-room house, s.. 500; your own
terms. House well built and splendid
surroundings.
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TOKEP OUT
Work Soon to Begi
Town.end Quaranti
THE iOSLyN su'Ci'
.-..hr of the Tacoma
HIS malipox-Rosiyn
Fatally Stsbs His

r,r TowNsEND. Jan. o
supervising architect
.r-iyed from San Francis
s.n;.d by Judge Scott. Coast .,
Fraie buildings, aud Inspected
..u,iue station at Diamond
SrssvarS would commence y
rushed TO competition
I'm orld's fair from Asia beg
.,,.r,i against the introduction
|a1nssea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-10
The Michigan Electoral College.

LANSING, Mich. Jan. 9-The presidential
electors ne, today. Benjamin Harrison received
nine votes and Grover Cleveland FIVE. This Is
the first time in many years that s Democratic
presidential candida 70 has received an electoral
vote from this state
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-10

BOISE. Idaho, Jan 3-Alex Wormersly. S. d.
Strong and ID. r Munro, Idaho's three presi-
Dental electors, met at the governors Office at
sc noon and cast the electoral vote OF the state
for Weaver and Field. Munroe was elected
-,azza-ra-
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The Illinois Electoral College.

SPRINGFIELD. Jan. 9-The electoral college
met today and cast the vote of Illinois for Cleva-
land and stevenson. twenty-four votes. David
c. EnsIow. of C~ariinyiile. was chosen official
messenger to carry the result TO Washington
t3tr
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Victoria News.

VICTORIA, B. c., Jan. Especial. IAN appli-
cation for a reprieve for Taraneillo,. tho North
field murderer, sentenced to pc hanged
on Monday next has been denied by
the minister of justice, and the law will
take its course. The chain of evides ce is purely
circumstautial. but each link is so strong and
the whole chain so complete as to Leave no rea-
sonable doubt.
Hon. Robert Beaven and William Daily were
nominated this afternoon for maycS. The con-
test promises to be short and sharp,Zhe election
taking place Thursday.
Grent Bros. will not secure the raxsing of the
San Pedro, the owners being satisfied with
Whiteiaw's methods.
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The Oregon Electoral College.

SALEM. Jan 9.-The presidential electors met
al noon and cast three votes for Harrison and
Reid and one for Weaver and Field. j. f.
Caples was elected messenger to Washington
f=-.
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The Indiana Inauguration.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 9.-Claude Matthews was
inaugucated governs. this afternoon in the
presence OF the members of the legislature in
Joint session, and delivered his inaugural ad-
dress. Il dealt exclusively with state matters.
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The Wisconsin Electoral Coiler.

JEFFERSON CITY. No, Jan. 1o.-The presiden-
tiai electors Of Missouri met today and cast the
vote OF the state for Cleveland and Stevenson.
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r.tirs.neut OF Pierce Cou

TACOMA. Jan. Especial !
nembers o; the bar of Pierce CO
nt today in the superior court
ase in The formal retirement o
Inyn. Fremont Campbell and
he are succeeded BY Judges
kmuet n. Parker and ]. c. st.
of the new county officers,
Icurhsrry. took office today, re
sual business belug tranSacte
rvs bond is not complete yet.
Ju.gs Allyn and Judge Cam,
resented with siiver-lined and (
uokinz sets consisting of SIX
hammota goid-headed ebony
hused TO Judge Beverly. ali be
ribbed.
The Bar Associations reso,u,
eRoy Palmer, Ga!usha Parse,
nell and c. s. Fogg, refer to
tinng in the administration 81
ate, under q new coustisutio
letting rights growing out of
6Rritorial to state government
On to the comparatively easy
kanistration OF laws In the
sslshs. where established laws
6rtence have been construed
sort Under the retiring ju,
~ have had to be applied to
bncies. OF the code of practice
bsambie cites AZ follows:
Il consists OF the compilations
Rfitorial enactments, usefut in
khich the state has in a great '
htgrown. The practice under
is been left practically uuchans
hutton and laws of our new
lerefore, been the duty of our
lie old practice to the want
Id necessities OF our citizens
pvel legislation under q state i
6ent That the adoption o. me,
gisiatiou to meet the wants
bpu.ous state, with its vast vari,
implicated interests has been
Q extreme is conceded by all.
Under such conditions there I
|rors In attempting to reconcii,
. new, but the bar BEARS wi,
btgoing judges Of this court hav
w and Justly conserved and
ghts OF the great mass OF the su
ben before tnein."
In the closing resolutions
ldiciary 10 characterized a. up
ID fair.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. 9.-The general as
sembly Of Arkansas convened today and effected
an organization
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ALBANY, y. Y, Jan. a-Sew York's thirty-six
presidential electors met and organized. and
after iudorsing Edward Murphy for United
states senator, cast the vote for Cleveland and
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The Arkausas electoral Z

MADISON. Wis. Jan. 9.-The electoral vote of
Wisconsin was cast for a Democratic president
today for the first time in forty years.
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The reonessee Electoral 20

LINCOLN, Neb, Jan. 9. Tho Nebraska presi-
Dental electors met at noon ana cast votes for
Benjamin Harrison.
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LITTLE Rock, Jan. a-The Democratic presi-
DENTAL electors met today and cast the votes of
Arkansas for Cleveland and Stevenson.
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The Minnesota Electoral College.
ST. PAUL, Jan. a.-The nine Minnesota cleo
tors met at noon and cast the vote for Harrison
and Reid
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=. rran.cnntanenkal cnnferanoa

IT FArL Jan "a conference Of Ee5roseats-
HEts @i T@-seaaGAsata .-aes began - t..z civ
toIas. &aJ4lug was accomplished 81 taa .-st
aay : session bSyoaa ps-tla. ar.auS cement 81 ;hs
TEHEtAAIa0
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North Dakota Electoral College.
BISMARCK, y. D., Jan. a-The electors met to-
day and voted: Cleveland l, Weaver l, Harri-
SON
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Everett's Progress In

EVERETT. Jan. Especial. il
Everett at the close of 1892 Wa
81 by r l. Polk & Co.. the
hers Some interesting fact
(st years growth, are tabuiaued
ition OF the Herald The tonna
: year 10 thus summarized:
witt avenue wharf. .......-...
1thiil's wharf.
per mill wharf
well wharf
srett Land Compauy's wharf ;.
eii works wharf
1sehants' wharf.
Total .....,....
summary of all the structure.
=. exclusive of the nail work
letter. three large brick plants,
VI, four sawmills, sash and
osaic tile works, sand brick "
dngis mills:
lcA docks sforfv-four stores)...
Doden stores and Office buildins
pieis and lodging houses -.
ufcieS
Aooihouses
ops
Ables
efenonees.
pfiety theater
Vice station
iis ana factories
e-story cottages.
e-ahd-a-hait-story cottages.
o-sIofy houses
Aeks. partly estimated .........
Aecapituiation of general imprt
earing land, LOO acres.........
Get improvements.
PIfoad improvements.
nuiacto.ies..
lnrehes
nool buildings.
Z improvements and paper n
sihess houses and residences :.
efer WORKS.
epnone, estimated
o $3.50.
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ArkansAs Planter Murdered b. . Negro.
CorroN PLANT, Ark. Jan. a-Reu.en Atkins,
a prosperous farmer living two mills south OF
this place, sold some cotton Saturday and re-
turned home last night with some cotton pick
ers. This morning his house was discovered
in ashes aud in them were tounG>his charred
remains ana also the bodies of a-woman and
child who lived with him. Atkinson was
murdered and then robbed and the house
burned to conceal the crime. AZ negro has
made a partial confession and there IS q good
deal of talk about lynchinc.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. a-The electoral vote of
Indiana was cast by the electors today for
Cleveland and Stevenson.
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The Arkansas Leptxlatu,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. The Tennessee
electors met at noon and cast the vote for Cieve-
land aud Stevenson.
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!aero : a.sa<s IS t..8e u oas'x lie when
every siEan 5 troi<2. -. Is oue grs-. az Il.
aE*1 aaEtst= olS t2ssUeSs earv3r IN Seattle sa
CAIN .a1sv - ear erea:est sea-G Eyz-sx
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The Montana Electoral College.
HELENA. Jan 9-The electoral college met and
cast three votes for Harrison and Reid.
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ssi~s- err 5sa- a-Tas seventeenth hssn:si
ssssleu q t41 Oregon sLsta legislature convened
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nOrHER FAMILY ROW
s.mes Garrison, . Negro
Stnbs His Faithless

cn.ELuM. Jan. a--ISpecial-E
kafusi.ivs from Roslyn jussie
- near deaths door. all on &C
"a fonduess for men other
krsb.nd. Both persons are co
E.miner. He came home uue.
IA evening" and found his accu
"a family bed occupied BY u
,ho succeeded in making his q
I.,on.ahed head of the house G.
enses, When Garrison had pit
L.,her be commenced To disss
|.serss with rSso-. Alter sias
lines ACROSS tts stomach and
81, - suddenly ~ he hal ap
Inane, aud has not becn seen Six,
koa,a cnAuces OF recovery are We,
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Il yon nave aes-v ag;eu so+s ~ EFFORT sale van
Ea-zl4 - -
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brtef Tacoma Nav

.oNA. Jan. a-Ispecial.l-Ge
gave III. Jewell a Dill OF sale
.p'aht In &C 'ool section 10, ais
o.aosivs for s4.ss7.
aNfinsn Bros. attached seye,
nach's lots today for 5.
70. began q suit against /
Ichandise: simon Leopold
ding. -" =
.aop Paddock has returned fir
Ne attended the ceremonie
Maas the Rev. L. H. Wells, OF
80 Of spokane. with larisdi,
(n,n.psr' OF The state, Bishop
"A charse Of The western
pa formerly Bishop
shs entire state. Ate
k'as East he is greatly fatigu
'ohhaed 70 his bed.
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HIGHLAND EVAPORATBD CREAM
INVESTMENT

Two lots that are worth s., 400; if you
have cash, can be purchased for 81, 400.
Just beyond Beacon Hill we have one
block, Moss addition, IL lots, worth SIS, 600;
will sell for 81, 200; one-half cash.
Business property list comprises the
following snaps:
Third street lot, near Pike, $4,000; easy
terms.
120x120, one block from Pike, a corner.
income 800 per month, 5000 three years
at = per cent. $40, 900 cash.
Front stree. block, 6Ox111, income $3.50
per month, $4,000; good terms.
South Third street, a corner. pays IA per
cent. On $4,000; come and examine it.
Wharf and property running to Front
street, Improvements cost $25, 600; can sell
for $23, 600 if sold quick.
Have demand for business lot to lease:
good terms; good party.
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FOUR HEADS STUCK UPON POLES
Whisky Traders Murdered By IndiaDs
Near Cane Barry, b. G..


VICTORIA, Jan. Especial. l-Ths northern
steamer Danube arrived this morninsand brings
word of q barbarous murder committed
at erik, an Indian village Gear Cape
Barry. The victims are supposed to
have numbered four. three wnite men
and an Indian woman, the lattes being the
cause OF the ,rou bic. The party arrived from
one of the cities of Puget sound. and were
presumably whisky traders, tseir craft
being a large Columbia river beat They
had been a: erik only a SAY when
they were murdered and their heads stuck up
on poles, around which the native population
danced merrily. The steamer Lively, with a
posse of citiseus from Wrangea went to
the scene, but could learn nothing def
mite of the crime, as the entire population
having heard of their coming. had yamoosed.
1t is certain more than one white yas Killed,
but who the victims were, where rom or ex-
acrly how many has no. yet been learned. The
Alaska authorities aided by those OF British
Columbia are Investigating. The practice OF
displaying the heads of the killed is common to
only a few northern tribes, and by tsem only TO
those killed for offending their lawE not slain
in tribal quarrel.
A serious disturbance also occurred at Cape
Fox, across the boundary from Fo1s Simpson.
A dispute arose over q fishing ''Gnuck, ana
there being considerable native whisky
in camp, it ended in a knife and pis<ol duel De-
tween two Cape Fox Indians. wno were so
carved and perforated that they furnished a
double funeral a few days later.
Aberdeen Doesn't Get the Railroad.
ABERDEEN, Jan. Especial. linz answer to
the business mems petition to the Northern Pa
cifc to build into this city on 1.-THE North
side, Mr.. w. B. Mack. secretary OF the
Chamber OF has receives al answer
from Engineer Hendricks totally dnspelling all
hopes they may have of getting a. line. lie
says there has long been psnding an
arrangements whereby the company was
to receive from the citizens or Aberdeen
a RIG way and convenient and c.,mmodious
station grounds, together with a SUN sufficient
to construct station bu ildingsS etc. He
further says the railroad sSas ham
pered, opposed and muicted : at every
point and in every possible way. Tais may be
taken as an answer also to gr. Samuel
Beun's proposition, made withiS the last
two weeks, offering a bonus of over
$1,000 in cash and about $4,000 worth
of property. One great trouble witk the matter
il that gross misrepresentation hav. been made
and certain minor officials and ssmi-officials
have openly declared their personal arimosity.
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Tacoma Prisoner Il

Aoss' Jan. a-lspeeisi.f-Fr
year Of a fourteen me
kms,a"aass Jail 10 serve, ese,
e. over the jail fence.
kstsrxa today relieved by
IeriN Was employed M
.u Matthews was as,nntnr
8 y sheriff. Patterson too.
sad placed q lime b,
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TO OUR COUNTRY CUSTOMERS.

Our Mail Order Department is now complete and we are pre-
pared to fill all orders promptly. Address all
orders to CHESTER CLEARY,
Seattle.
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The Grip Twice

81 have had the grip the last Sso winters.
Last winter 1t Frustrated me so thAr l had no
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-01

szlazk), ksiaae Convey, ksiaas
Hohenlohe. Wadenburg-Schil-
lingsfuerst. Urodzony 10 lu-
tego 1918 r. W Langenburgu,
byl on posiadaczem pahstw
Kieperstaedtel i zembowic,
krolewsko-p -pruskim jeneralem
konnicy, czlonkiem pruskiej
Rady pan6w, kawalerem orde-
ru Czarnego Orla j austrya-
ckiego Zlotego Runa oraz ka
walerem krzyza malta6skiego.
Rezydencye mia1 ma zapku
Randen W pobliau Opola. O.
zeniony byl cd r. 1S45 z Ame-
lia ksiezniczka Fuerstenberg.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-01
Nowe prawo we Francyi.

PARYz, Sligo stycznia. :
Francuzi z dniem kazdym ira.
ca r6wnowags polityczns. DIS
W Izbie minister sprawiedli-
>wosoi Bourgeois wni6s} projekt
do specyalnego prawa, orzeka-
jacego bardzo surowe kary ma
osoby rozg}aszajace fa1szywe
wiesci o instytucyach fnanso-
wych, a szczeg6lniej o kasach
oszczednosci. Pomimo ostrej
opozycyi re strony dep. Cas-,
sagnaca, kt6ry twierdzil, ze Rad
widocznie zwaryowa} ma punk
Gle praw o potwarzy i ze pro-
jekt wyglada wprost ma usi1o-
wanie uchronienia pewnych u
czestnik6w naduzyc fnanso'
wych cd wyjawienia ca}ej
prawdy, prawo p. Bourgeois,
DO awanturniczych rozpra-
wach, przeszlo wiekszoscia 396
przeciw 166 g}osom. Nadto
Izba poleci}a, ably mowy mini
str6w Tirarda i Ribota W obro-
ME tego prawa zostafy wydru-
kowane ma plakatach i wywie'
szone po wszystkich gminach
Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-01
VIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE
Polar W Dunning.

w domu ob}akanych W Dunning,
ILL.,, wczoraj 800 pacyent6w W wiel,
klein by}o niebezpieczehstwie. Okoao
godziny pol do 7 wybuchnai pozaf W
domu maszynowym zachodzifa oba-
wa, il obejmie takze gl6wny budy-
mex. Urzednicy zakladu tenn wiecej
byli potrwozeni, IL dowoz wody do
zak}adu nadzwyczaj jest utrudniony.
q Irving Park, Ravenswood, Jeffer-
son Hermosa przybysy sikawki ma
szczescie dose spiesznie, ale powo.
du braku wody ME mona byso my
sle6 o tenn, aaeby pozar W budynku
maszynowym ugasic i gl6wnem "a
daniem stray ogniowej byso tylko
chronic szereg domk6w stojacych
miedzy domem maszynowym a sa-
mym zakladem. Utworzouo 1ahcuch j
podawano Wode we Wladracn z rak
do rak; przy usilnej i energicznej
pracy udalo sic tez uratowac to DOM
XII. szczeSciem takze wiatr przeciw-
ny cd domk6w piomienie odwracas.
w samym domu maszynowym po-
Ear srozyi sic jednakowoz przez dwie
godziny, MIN przygasl juz dla braku
materyalu.
W zakiadzie obaakanych przygoto-
wano wszystko do wyprowadzenia
pacyentow W razie potrzeby; ob}aka-
nj, pred ktorymi zdolano utrzyma6
W tajemnioy grozace i'm niebezpie-
czehstwo, zachowywali sic stosunko-
wo spokojnie.
Szkoda zrzadzona ME byle 6ak
4 4 VI a s. & = Il s. s.. = < = 8: q -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-01

W dwie godainly7 po pierw.
szem wstrzasnieniu mialo miej-
see drugie r6wnej silly, a moze
jeszcze silniejsze.
Wskutek tego wszyscy mie-
szkadcy opuscili domy j obo,
zuja ma placu targowym.
Podczas upadku 1om6w vie
le os6b utraci}o zycie; zW}oki
ich leza pod gruzami. Pre-
sz}o 100 os6b odnioslo ciezsze
uszkodzenia.
Rad poslal ma wyspe dla
pomocy oddzial wojska, odziez
i srodki zywnosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-01
Telegramy KrsjoFe.
Ze StOlicy Stanu.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 81 stycz.
w Izble kapelan W modlitwie
swojej vspomnia} o nieszczes.
ciu, kt6re dotkne}o familia
Blaine wyrazi} nadzieje, re
gubernator Altgeld wkr6tce
przyjdzie dosiebie.
Mowca wyznaczy1 znowu
kilkanascie komitetow.
Sprawe annektowania Ha.
wall oddano W rece komitetu
dla spraw zwiazkowych 2 po,
leceniem, azeby z}ozy} 0 niej
sprawozdanie cd czwarku "a
tydzie1.
Nastepujace wnioski pred
1ozcno: Lyman ouzupe}nie-
niu ustaw 0 inkorporacyi miast
i miejscowosci; May o ustano-
wieDiu najwyzszej raty "a de-
pesze telegrafczne, kt6rej
kompanie przekraczac ME mo-
ga o podniesieniu podatk6w
W miastach o 2 mills ma dola-
re dla ulepszenia oswietlenia
elektrycznego; Myer o uregu.
lowanid praktyki dentyst6w.
Bill W sprawie cofniecia u
stawy szkolnej odczytano po
raz drugi. Paddock wni6s}
republika6ska poprawke, kt6-
ra odrzucono re strony wick
szosci demokratycznej, poczem
odczytano bill po raz trzeci.
w Senacie debatowano mad
bilem senatora Bartlinga W
sprawie odwo}ania ustawy Ed.
wardsa. Jutro po raz trzeci
bedzie bill ten odczytany.
z kOngresu.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 81 sty.
cznia. Dzisiaj W. Senacie "a
}atwiono bill ,,Anti Option" i
przyjeto go wiekszoscis 40
glos6w przeciw 80. sta}o sic
to po d}uzszych mowach,
zw1aszcza Walcotta / Graya
przeciw bilowi, a Higginsa "a
MIN.
Sprawe Hawaii poruszono,
ale musiano ia ma box odiozye
W obec narad mad bilem.
w Izbie zajmowano sic g36-
wnie sprawami budzetoWemi.
Ma powie kszenie inaprawienie
budynku zwiazkowego z Chi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-01
Grozne trzeslenie ziemi IA wys'
pie Zante.
Wiele os6b zabitych. : Du-
re szkody.

ArENY, Sligo stycznia. =
Dzis ma wyspie zante by3o
grozne trzesienie zierui.
w miescie Zante wiele do.
NOW zosta1o rozWalonych, a
mieszka6cy musieli uciekae z
ayciem W nocnej odziezy.
Kopu}a gmachu wieziennego
zawali}a sic i zabi}a wielu
wiezni6w. Straze doko}a VIE
zienia zosta}y wzmocnione, a
zeby ME dozwoli6 wiezniom
wyrwa6 sic ma wolnose. Mury
wiezienne oslabione przez
trzesienie ziemi musiano po-
podpierae belkami.
Szpital zosta} takze wzru-
SONY W posadach; pod}oga,
injury i dach opusci1y sic pa
re stop W ziemis. W chwili
wstrzasnienia posiugacze szpi-
talni uciekli 2 budynku do.
piero po polgodzinie powr6cili,
a2eby usunac : zagrozonego
lbudvnku chorye;h.