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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-20
Telegramy zagraniGzne.
Manewra wOjskOWe ma
WegrZech.
Wojna ma ma}a skale.-Cesarz
Wilhelm jest zachwycony.

GUENs, 1890 wrzesnia. =
Manewra wojskowe armii we
:gierskiej trwaly dis W dal'
.szym ciagu. Czynia one wra-
aenie kompletnej woiny.
Armia po}udniowa, ktora
wczoraj rano odepchne}a armie
polnocna i zmusiia ia do od-
wrotu, po poludniu W dalszym
-ciagu naciera}a ma MIA. Armla
p6}nocna zatrzymala sic mad
rzeka Stob, kt6ra przeby1a ma
pontonach = tu postanowlfa
powstrzymaG impet przeciwnl-
k6w. Feldmarsza}ek Reinlan-
der, dow6dca armii po}udnio.
wei, wysunal swa artylerys i
usi}owa} spedzie armie p6lnoc-
ma pozycyi. Rozpocze}a sic
gwa}towna wymiana strzafow,
W rezultacie kt6rej niekt6re
dzia}a armii p6inocnej zmuszo-
ne zostaiy do milczenla, a Geese
armii po}udniowej pod os4ona
swych dzial przeprawi}a sic ma
druga strone rzeki na ponto-
mach. Przeciwnik wskutek
tego musiai sic cofnaf.
Dzis rano manewra zacze}y
sic ma nowo o godz. lei.
Trzeci 13ty korpusy armii
wyruszy}y ze wsi Rattersdorff,
Maunersdorf i Klostermarlen-
burg przeciwko 2mu i 5temu'
korpusom armii, nalezacym do
armi p6lnocnej. Rozpoezeio
sic energiczue starcie. LIMA
boiowa mia}a 3 mile dlugosci,
a si}a obu wojsk wynosifa
100000 ludzi.
Ogodzinie loci rano oddziafy
wegierskie z armii p6lnocnej
zdobyiy wielka wies Pullen.
dorf. Rzucono przeclw MIN
S7my pu}k piechty i Sissy
pu}E strzelc6w, Cztery tysiace
iudzi rzuciio sic W wszkie u
liczki wsi = rozpocze}a sic
walka reczna. Wegrzy zostali
zmuszeni do cofniecia sic az do
cmentarza Bullendorf. Tu
wywiazala sic ponowna walka,
W rezultacie Wegrzy muslell
ustapic.
Energiczna walka artyleryj,
ska trwa}a pomiedzy 2gim a
12tym korpusem az do godz.
lei z poludnia. o l m. 90,
gdy baterye Ego korpusu zmu.
szono do milczenia, nastap}
masowy atak piechoty, kt6ry
zmusi} caly ten korpus do od-
wrotu. Zwyciezka armia zaje-
Ia miejsce ma obozowiskach od'
partych nieprzyjaci63.
W og6le wielkie tie manew-
wra, nasladujace do zludzenia
prawdziwa wojne, przedsta-
wialy wiele ciekawych niespo'
dzianek. Przekonaly one, re
szybkosG ruch6w odgrywa W
obecnej wojnie g}6wne znacze-
ME / re W og6le cd T. 1870
wiele warunkow prowadzenla
wojny zmienilo sic do gruntu.
Cesarz Wilhelm jest W ogo-
lie zachwycony manewrami,
choG dis wskutek starcia nogi
ME m6g} brae W mich czynne'
go udzialu, przypatrywaf sic
pilnie przez lunete wszystkim
dzia}aniom. O Honwedach
wegierskich wyrazi} sic, jak
nastepuje: Go "a dzielni
z mich jezdzcy!. {" Wszy-
scy inni ksiazeta sledzili prze
bieg manewr6w bardzo wiel-
klein zainteresowaniem.
Wczorai wieczorem cesarz
Wilhelm mia} d}ugs, dwugo-
dzinna konferencye ces. Fran.
oiszkiem J6zefem. Przedmlot
jej ME jest wiadomy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-20
Sroda dnia 90 Wrzesnia 1898 r

szwanku. Zdaje sic, re nieo.
stro5nosc hamulcarza, kt6ry
znik} zaraz po wypadku, by}a
powodem katastrofy: albo ME
rozumia} sygna}u do zatrzyma,
MIA drugiego oddzia}u, albo
ME umia1 60 wykonac. Kilka
os6b zosta}o zabitych, wiele po
kaleczonych. Bezzw}ocznie po
katastrofe urzednicy pospie'
szyli do Manteno i sprowadzi
Ii lekarzy; pokaleczonych wy
dobyto zawieziono do Mantle.
no, poczem czescia ich umie
szczono W szpitalach tymcza-
sowo urzadzonych, czescia zas
odwieziono do Chicago. Czter.
nascie pokaleczonych O s 8 b
przywieziono do Chicago u.
mieszczono lch W szpltalu sW.
kukasza; zw}oki pozabijanych
zas zawieziono do Kankakee.
Pozabijani zostali:
Parma Minnie Deegan z
New Albany, Ind; j. W.
Powell, New Vienna, o.;
Christ. Kimmel, Dayton, o.;
J. G.. Sweet, "a Reed str,
Louisville, KY, David Jack
son. Cynthiana, o.; Jacob
Sniffer, Columbus, o.; Chas.
Dinkendutcher, Columbus, o.;
pewna DANA, kt6ra uwazaja
"a pania A. j. Scholter Ri.
pley, 0.
Pokaleczeni, kt6rzy sic znaj.
duja W szpitalu sw. kukasza
w Chicago, sa:
Blanche Belleson, Sinking
Springs, O., 90 lat; James w.
Braun, Wilmington, o., 45
lat; L. H. Blanton, Indiana
polls, 80 lat; PAM Oh. Kim.
mel, Dayton, O., 55 lat; PAM
Merry Brown. Wilmington,
O., 43 lat; George Brackpey,
Wilmington, O., 81 lat; Jo-
sephine Foster, Springfield,
o., 46 lat; Libbie Jackson,
Cynthiana, O., 80 lat; William
Evans, Powellton, w. Va, Is
lat; Joseph Foster, Spring.
field, o., 45 lat; James w.
Means, Chester, S. O., "a lat;
A. ]. Scholter, Ripley, o., 80
lat; Carey 0. Wisehart, Frank.
fort, o., 90 lat. Nadto polka
leczonemi So osoby nastepuja-
ce, kt6re pozostaiy W Kanka,
kee: Annie Cowles, Emma
Hamilton, Emma Gallatin,
Jessie Morse, Olive Patton i
Emma Templeton.
By}a to najstraszniejsza ka.
tastrofa kolejowa, jaka wyda.
rzy}a sic ma kolei Illinois Cen.
tral W ostatnich 20 latach.
Mgr. Satolli.
P1TTsBuRG, PA, 10 wrze-
snia. Mgr. Satolli, delegat
papiezki, widzia1 sic dis z ks.
DIR. Frederick z. Rocker, wi.
cerektorem uniwersytetu anne.
ryka6skiego z Rzymu i ode.
bra} cd niego diva pisma cd
Ojca Swietego. KS. DR.. Roo
ker powiada, re jednem z tych
pism jest kopia encykliki wy
s1apej do Arcybiskup6w Bi.
skupow ma Wegrzech, a dru.
gle jest pismem prywatnem,
kt6re ME zawiera mic dla pu-
bliczuosci zajmujacego.
Do jutra Mgr. Satolli tutaj
zabawi. KS. DIR. Rocker wy
jechal dis wieczorem ma wy
stawe, ale powr6ci ma czas, aze'
by Is pazdziernika wziac
udzia} W jjubileuszu biskupim
kardyna}a Gibbonsa. Przy
tel sposobnosci wreczy kardy.
nalowi podarunek cd Papieza.
Straszne mOrderstwO.
WASHINGTON, IND, 10 wrze-
snia. Ostatniej nocy " Har.
rison, miejscowosci 9 mil stad
po}ozonej, wymordowano Gala
rodzine zlozons z 6 os6b, Ro.
dzina sk}ada}a sic Densona
Wratton, jego matki, zony i
troiga dzieci. Mordercy wszyst.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-20
Z polityki.
Mass -mityng pOlityczny.

We srode d. 20go wrzesnia
o godz. wpa do Sci wieczorem
odbedzie sic W Hall Walsha
przy rogu ul. Noble i Emma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-20
Wielki Mass Mityng.

Organizacyi wardowej de.
mokratycznej 16ej wardy. Ze-
branie to bardzo wazne. Idzie
tu o wyb6r polskich delegat6w
do przysz}ej demokratycznej
konwencyi pred wyborami
obecnemi. Polacy stawic sic
powiuni jak najliczniej, azeby
byli CORA.
KOmitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-20
TeleSramy KrajoEe'
Ze StOIicy ZwiazkOwej.
dek cholery.

Ae SCOIicy AWlaLhOWGJ'
WASHINGTON, 19 wrzesnia.
Prezydent przes}a1 do Senatu
rozmaite mianowania, jak zwy
kle, a pomiedzy nieml diva
bardzo wazne. William Blu.
tier Hornblower z New Yorku
zosta} zamianowany cz}onkiem
trybuna}u Star6w Zjednoczo-
nych na miejsce zmar}ego Sa-
muela Blatchforda, a James j.
Allen z Rhode Island ambasa-
dorem we W4oszech. Horn
blower hczy AZ lat, urodzi1 sic
W Paterson, N. j., i ukonczy-
wszy studya ma uniwersy tecle
w Princeton VT. 1871 wcze.
snie bardzo odznaczy} sic jako
szczeg6lnie zdolny adwokat.
Uwazaja to mianowanieza bar.
dzo stosowne. - James j. A
len jest jednym z najboga,
tszych milioner6w W Stanach
Zjednoczonych i majatek jego
ma wynosiG 80 milion6w dola-
row.
Lepsze czasy.
ELwooD, Ind, 19 wrzesnia.
Stosunki znacznie tn sic pole.
pszaja. Pomiedzy fabrykami,
kt6re ma nowo otwarto znajdu-
ia sic: McBertha mayn, 700
robotnik6w; fabryka Radiator,
fabryka bia}ej blachy, fabryka
bia{ych faszek Nevison&We eiss
kopf McCloya fabryka szkie1
do lamp. Przesz}o $500 TO.
botnik6w pracuje ma nowo.
Nadto fabryka szyb zWlercla'
dlanych rozpoczyna swe czyn.
nosci ma nowo dnia l pazdzier-
nika z 500 robotnikami; ku.
znia parowa W Akron ko1czy
przygotowania, a buduja tez
fabryke lokomotyw Rauba,
kt6ra wyko1cza W przeciagu
dni 80.
UTICA, N. Y, 19 wrzesnia.
Fabryka broni Remingtona W
Lion wczoraj rozpocze}a czyn-
nosci we wszystkich departa.
mentach, podczas gdy przez
miesiac przesz}o zatrudnia}a
tylko po}owe robotnik6w. Fa-
bryka ia g}6wnie wyrabiac be-
die bro6 mysliwska bicykle.
BRIDGEPORT, o., 10 wrzesn.
w fabryce EtnaStandard Mills
zawezwano wszystkich robo.
tnik6w ma srode do roboty.
1000 robotnik6w otrzyma "a
trudnienie.
Straszne nieszczescie kolejOwe.
MANTENo, ILL.,, 19 wrzesnia.
Ko}o Manteno, kilka mil ma
p6}noc cd Kankakee, wczoraj
W nocy wydarzyio sic straszne
nieszczescie kolejowe W skutek
zderzenia sic dw6ch oddzial6w
jednego pociagu kolei Big Fo'
ur; try tylne wagony sypialne
zostaly przez ciezka lokomoty-
we drugiego oddzia7u po-
pchniete tax mocno sic zde.
rzyly i zgruchotaly, ze Mkt 2
podr6znych ME uszed bez
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Przybycie parowcow.

PHILADELPHIA: Lord Gaugh Liverp.
QUEENSTOWN: Majestic N. Y.
BREMERHAvEN: Sasle zN.Y.
BOULoGNE Didam veandam zN N. Y. do Rot
terd.
NEW YORK: Darmstad dt Bremy.
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Al chINAMAN
Convicted undcr thc Gcary Law, Impria-
oned. and WIN ne Dcported.

Convicted undcr thc 0cary Law, Impria-
oned. and WIN ne ncportedL
Los ANGELES Cal, June n. The first
conviction under the Geary law since
it, confirmation by the supreme court
was obtained Friday before U. s.. Com.
missioner yandykc, the defendant bc-
Ing Wong Pip Ken, Chinese eigar-
maker. who had been arrested nt the
instance Of the federated trades The
defendant was represented by counsel
who moved the dismissal 81 the ease
on tho ground that the party making
affidavit or complaint should know ~
HIS own knowledge that crime has
been committed The motion was de-
MED. and the defendant pleaded not
guilty, and asked for jury trial,
which was refused. Several white Wit
ncsses were examined, several 81
whom testified that defendant
was d merchant, while others
said he was not Dip Ken sworc
that he had been In the state
twenty years, ten II which he had
lived in San Fransisco. Commissioner
vandyke promptly found Dip guilty as
charged, and ordered that he be Inn
prisoned in the county jail Tor two
days, then TO be deportcd. The Geary
law provides for imprisonment az hard
labor for not more than one year A
short imprisonment was given so as 70
avoid delay IN carrying out the SEN
fat,ra
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered Prem An Parss u the Country
ny reiegrArh.


n.y. Telegraph.
The hank al Summitville, Ind, has
not failed and win easily be able 70
show ~ for every dollar o. its indebted
ness
The Genesee OIL works, limited, Of
Buffalo, has made general assign-
ment The liabilities Of the company
are about $500. 900
Attorney-Gcneral Richards. OF Ken
tueky. has decided that the cglah policy
holders in the Ohio Farmers Insurance
Co are mot liable to assessment.
DR.. Gnlick one Of the best known
physicians Of scranton, Pa. committed
suicide by thrusting the muxxle Of q
shotgun into his mouth and pulling the
trigger.
Kansas railroads win light this law ~
compel them TO put In scales al every
station where there Is an annual ship
ment Of loo cars Of farm products Il
would cost them 81 900, 900
At Leatherwood, Melvin McElmnr.
aged Al, who has made his hsine with
his sister, Mrs Mary Tambleson, for
ten years, committed Suicide BY shoot
ing himself through the head
Miss Agnes Rusk, Of oxford, o., was
knocked senseless by lightning while
feeding chickens In the yard. The
house Of Ezra Bourne was also do
molished by the same means
The Wooster, o., postofilcc will here
after be closed on Sunday, the post
Office department having granted the
petition very generally signed request
ing that the Office be closed on the sab
bath.
Lightning struck o tree near Mar.
tinsyillc, Ind, under which Henry
Byers and Albert Il, Lagrange wera
standing. Byers wns instantly killed,
and Lagrange became paralyzed IN
both legs.
The suit Of Garlic against the Western
Union. claiming $4,000 damages for
non-delivery Of a telegram, was com.
promised in the United States court III
Parkersburg, w Va. the telegraph
company paying 40 damages and all
costs Of the three years litigation
The post office at Catawba, Marion
county, w. VA. was broken open and
robbed Of tlO0 worth Of stamps and .
bundle Of registered letters and other
mail There is no clew. This Is the
fourth post office robbed within radi-
us Of ten miles within the last two
weeks.
Mr.. Baring-Gould. Of tho famous
banking house Of barring BROS.
London, England, is prospecting
at Coal river. West Virginia, with
view TO American Investments for
his firm. He will also investigate all
the West Virginia lands that offer In.
ducemcnts to investors
Controller Eclrels was informed Sat.
urdag morning that the City nationi
bank Of Isrownwo0d. Tex. capital $3.50.
900. had closed its doors. LIS last re.
port stated the assets Of the bank 1T
1897. 200. and the liabilities about tho
same. bank Examiner Stone has been
ordered to assume charge Of the failed
bank.
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INQUEST CONTINUED.



WASHINGTON, Juno H. AT the CON
tinuance o. the inquest into the cause
81 the disaster in Fords theatcr. wit
ncsscs gave testimony which tended TO
show even more than that ~ Friday.
that Col, Ainsworth and Contractor
Dant were personally responsible for
the condition Of the building and that
the work performed in extension Of tho
cellar was defective In every respect.
Architect Clark, Of the capitol and
building inspectors office, rcappcared
on the stand Friday and added his
testimony regarding the faulty moth
dds Of construction employed IN tho
work being carried on under tho build.
Ing Two Of the men employed by
Contractor nant. MeSsrs. Scott and
Parker, told how they worked Ia under
3pinning the pier beneath the
building They did not think
there was any danger ~ the build
Ing giving way, and they received
no Instructions either from Mr. Dant
or from Col Ainswnrth 10 be unusually
careful IN the work they were engaged
upon. Both these men, hawever, al
mitted THAT They had had noexperlcnce
In the matter Of underpinning
building Thcy admitted there
shonld have been some effort
made to support tho floors ~ tho
building, hut they thought tho con-
3trnctor and Col, Alnsworth knew what
they were about and for that reason
gave themselves no uncaslness with re-
gard 10 the safety Of the structure, II.
H. Covert, the superintendent ~ the
hnildinR. testified that Col. Aims
worth WINS alone responsible for
the safety 81 the building The
witness said .Coi Answorth had
instructed him to watch the progress
Of the work under the building, but
while he obcycd the Instructions
he did not know enough about
building operations 10 bc able
10 judge whether OF not the work wins
being properly performed Other Wit
nesscs declared that 1t was currently
rumored- after tho work under tho
Building was begun TINT the building
was In danger, II Il thought the In
quest will W concluded saturday
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WORLDS FAIR VICTORY
Chief Justice Fuller's Decision
Settles 1t.
The Restraining Injunction Of the
Federal Court Lifted
And the Case demanded 20 tho circuif
Cenrt The Worries Fair directory
Claim = tirand Victory --The isun-
stan Exhibit Opened Saturday.

CHICAGO, June 1s.-Chief Justice Full
Ter Saturday morning overrulcd the de-
cision Of the federal court which issned
an injunction restraining the directors
from opening the fnir on sunday He
decides for tho United states court Of
appeals. and rcmandls the snit 10 the
circuit court
The attempt on the part of the gov.
ernmcnt - enforce sunday closing fol-
lowed al once the vote 81 the Worlds
fair directors on Tuesday, Mny 20. de-
Gliding for seven day fair. United
Mates Attorney Miichrist was ID WASH
ngtan and conferred with Attorney
General 0lney Returning Mr.. Mil
christ filed Il bill of injunction. May 20.
the suit being entitled ",rhc United
states 81 America VS. the Worlds CO.
lumbar Exposition. III y. iliginboth-
am, y. II. Burnham, Edmund Rice.
George Il. Davis and Horace Tucker
This Is the suit on which the appeal
astaltpn
Without nctinn the suit went over
sunday until arRumentsc could be heard.
A decision In favor IL the cnmplainnnts
was rendered by Judges Woods and
| tNttNlbHs NltAtINi fttA tftN NttNNtt hfNAtt7AAF
while Judge Grosscup dissented. Ap-
plioatlon for supersedeas. pending
hearing on an appeal was made by the
defendants and Chief Justice Fuller
granted the order last Saturday staying
the effect ~ the circuit court decision
until an appeal could be heard. This
week Justices Fuller Rum md Allen
have been hearing the appeal.
strange religious rituals were OBJ
served Ia The opening Of the Russian
exhibit IN the manufacturers building
saturday AT II o'clock richly ROBBED
priests held services according Ii the
ritual 81 the Greek church In the Ash
ntic pavilion Commissioner General
T.. tte Glnukhovsioy and other members
Ok the commission, o number Of exhib-
itors and others attended the services.
The ceremonies were conducted by the
bishop ~ the Russinn-Greck church Of
Alaska. assisted by local priests.
The blessing III tod WINS asked upon
the Of Russia and the president Of
the United states The bishop, dipping
his hands I'M holy water. then sprinitled
THE entire section dedicating II 10 the
glory 81 the cllnrch and The advances
ment tx the human race. During the
services the Russian bells were rnnK.
After tho ceremonies had been ccn-
|cinded. the guests were rendered . re-
ception. They were received at the en-
trance To thu pavilion BY Commissioner
tilaulxhovsIsoy mud Admiral kosnakotf,
and the members ~ the commission.
The famous ivanhoff chorus sang dur
ing the reception and luncheon was
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CHIcAdo. June II. Mayor Harrison
Friday morning lxisscd' fifteen girls.
Some Of them were big girls, too.
They were members 81 the party Of
school children who arrived in the city
from California There are twenty one
in the party and theya are the pride Of
the Pacific slope. A San Francisco
newspaper offered 10 bring 70 the fair
the scholar passing the highest exam
nation In each Of the senatorial disY
tricts Of the state. The promise has
been kept and though II did not include
d kiss from the mayor Of Chicago, the
girls got one just the same.
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rlxe L.lrra l.aaf n Z onlllalon.

BEIdAIRE, O. July II. Information
ii received here that a frightful coll
iision occurred in BROAD Tree tfnnei.
w. Va, 1T ga. m. on the baltimore II
Ohio railway, between two freight
trains, III which james Queen and VIM
tiearing. engineers: Peter Horn and
John Fisher. firemen. and d front
brakeman named Metz we're killed
The wreck was 20 complete that the
tunnel was filled up. The wreck has
not becn cleared and all trains are de-
N xrad
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Tha CAB nrlyers. strife.

PARIS, June II. The cab drivers
strike, which began on Wednesday.
took an exceedingly serious turn Fri
day. This was due to the decision ar
rived 1T by the proprictors 10 lock- out
the men who have heretofore remained
at work. Some idea Of the straits 70
which the city Is reduced may be gath
cred from the fact that therc were no
fewer than eight thousand cabs stand
Ing Idle.
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NEw YnRK, june ri. The IIeraId's
Berlin correspondent cables as follows;
hear that there has beenan interview
between the kaiser and Chanceilor Won
Caprivi and that il has becn BY no means
d pleasant one, We may expect
strong expression Of imperial opinion
ere long The results Of the elections
50 far received have filled Official and
court eifcIes with CONSERVATION.
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.,,n,,.c,ors HIamed for ahe Riot.

CmcAao, June IL. Anyerdict was
reached Friday in the case OF the first
victim Of the riots on the drainage
canal. II ccnsures Contractors Locker,
Jackson and Mnther for shooting de-
fenseless men without cause or warrant
az law
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70 ,Jenereon,s IIInesa.

/. FALL RIVER, Mass, June l7.-Dr.
Eddy and Or. Mckenzie, the physicians
in charge OF Joseph jefferson, who Is
now sick at the Mcllcn house in this
city, say that their patient had greatly
improved Friday evening" and that his
illness is regarded as neither dangerous
~. aarirftS
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NEW YoRK, June Ia Jack McAuliffe,
the lightweight champion o. the world,
sailed Saturday morning on the steam
ship New York for Southampton.
Many 81 the leading sportinsrnen Of
this city and Brooklyn went down the
bay early in the morning 70 bid the
pugilist bon voyage
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NEW yonK. june III The Herald Is
assured upon the authority Of a person
IA friend II the president that he has
decided To call the extra session before
September /, and his action in doing SO
il based upon his recent inquiries As 10
the present attitude Of congressman re-
garding the sherman silver purchase
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NoRFoLK. Va. June At Rain has
been pouring down ali night, and Satur
day mornin the tide has risen to =
depth Of two feet along Water street.
In the police station the water is twelve
inches deep The damage to stoclgin
the stores Ia the lower section Of the
city Will he very heavy
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WHEELING, W. Va. June II. Casper
Yebanslxi, Pole, employed in the ter
minal railroad yards. missed his foot
ing and fell under gravel train Fri
day, and was So badly crushed that he
died IN an hour.
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Crushed 81 stone.

MARTINS FERRY. O., June II. lBarnie
Koerler. a miner employed IN the mines
81 the Aetna Standard Iron and Steel
Co, was caught BY falling soapstone
Friday Afternoon and badly crushed.
Hewill probably die.
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MEMPHis. Tenn. June I7.=-Judge
John l. 4. Sneed Friday autographed
Secretary Gresham that he had con-
.cluded to accept the appointment Of
consul general al Honolulu. Hawaiian
islands The appointment will be Of
fieially announced from Washington In
q dnv os- fSR0
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AIn,oatI Every none broken.

WHEELING. W. Va, June II. At the
coal mines Of the Aetna mill, Barney
Kocbler was crushed into an almost
shapeless mass, by lump II slate
weighing five tons falling upon him
Almost every bone in his body was
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WASHINGTON, june i7.0nt Of 3,9O1
national banks In the Emitted States
exactly 100 Or nearly 3 per cent. are
failed banks. The list Of 100 was com
pleted Saturday. About one-third Of
these have failed since january |. This
Is the largest number Of failed banks
at one time in the history Of the coun-
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zoo q. ZOO Damngra. I

SOUTH BEND, Ind, June H. Ex-
Councilman Alexander Staples, who re-
ceived serious injuries last fall NJ one
Of the Chicago 4 Grand Trunk railroad
crossings in this city, and who sned the
road for 81. 900. has been awarded s5,
800 damages
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PouamKEErsiE, n. Ys,Jnne il. Chief
Of Police Hood. Of Kingston. was Fri
day accidentally shot BY Deputy Sher-
III Huben, Of Ulster county. IN hotel
IN that place, Hood is IN critical
condition and blood poisoning is feared.
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LONDON. june III. Rev. @. =. Akcd,
concerning whose opinions the Baptists
as body, are much concerned, has
been invited BY Rev. Lyman Abbott 70
ill the pulpit Of the late Henry Ward
Beccher. and will sail Saturday lie Il
still young man and resides in Liver
pool, where his lectures on Prophets
Of Later Day" have met with great
success He IL also powerful and
n0nular r1reacher
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ToLRDo, O, June II During = severe
electrical storm in northwestern Ohio
Friday evening. John Garrnws was I'M
SANITY killed. ". n Edgerwood fatal
IN injured ut Paufding Two men were
killed 1T Antwerp. D. Eoss 10 properly
is estimated at n quarter Of million.
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A quantity o. old silver coin has been
unearthed In South Bend on property
owned by the great fur trader. Alexis
sCoquillard. In 1925. where he made a
large fortune trading with the Nm
dams