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The herald., 1893-09-08
Notice Of Sale of Franchise.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
~ of Los Angeles county, CAL, September J.,
Whereas, application has been made to the
board OF supervisors OF Los Angeles county,
CAL, for franchise for double track street
electric railway over and along the route here
Whereas, it Is proposed 10 grant the same on
the terms and conditions hereinafter tet forth.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that on
the Ath day OF October 1893, at IL o'clock
am, the board of supervisors of the county OF
Los Angeles will receive bids for the sale OF
franchise to construct and operate double
track electric railway over Pasadena avenue
from the north boundary of ths city limits Of
the city OF Los Angeles TO point where pub
lie highway turns from said Pasadena avenue,
easter y along the de Of the hill, and runs
along and over former right of-way OF the Los
Angeles and San Gabriel Valley railroad; thence
along said last mentioned highway on trestle
present road way on the southerly side thereof,
to point about one hundred feet west OF the
westerly end Of the county bridge across the Ar
to the northerly side thereof; thence across the
Arroyo Seco on bridge to BE- constructed by
the grantee, adjoining and Immediately above
the present county bridge; thence along said
highway 10 point on the west boundary line
of the city of south Pasadena, the tracks OF said
electric railroad to be a. near the center OF said
avenue as practica BILE, and as near together as
proper regard for public safety will permit
said franchise will be granted Tor the term OF
fifty years.
and conditions of q proposed ordinance now oa
file in the Office of the boat of supervisors open
to the inspection of all persons desiring to bid
on the same, and said franchise II gran ed, will
be upon the terms and conditions set forth in
said proposed ordinance.
A certified check In the sum OF five hundred
dollars to accompany each bid.
BY order of the board of supervisors
T. Ii. WARD,
County Clerk and Ex-0ficio Clerk OF the Board
OF supervisors
BY w. q. wHITTEMoRE Deputy. 9-3-1ot
The herald., 1893-09-08
RIVERSIDE.
Rsisin Men in Conference = Local
Affairs.

Rsisin Men in Conference = Local
Affairs.
RIVERSIDE Sept. 1.-THE harvesting time
of this seaons raisin crop is drawing near.
Yesterday number of raisin growers met in
the city court room for the purpose of taking
some concerted action in regard to the market
ing aud harvesting OF their crops. Rev. Chas.
Button wss elected presiding officer, while H.
A. Pulls acted as secretary. general inter
change OF opinion took place, Mr.. Schell
made motion that the growers pay white
men 81. rs per day and Cinnamon 81, but give
the preference to white men: also that those
who wished could pay at the rate OF cents
per 20 pound tray OF grapes. MI. Mclean was
OF the opinion that an average days work was
about 70 trays, at 2 cents per tray q picker
could make $l.40, which he considered good
wages
Mr.. SchelPs motion was carried, but many
present did not vote. The growers concluded
that there were not enough growers present to
any binding action until another meeting,
which will be held next Wednesday.
BEEvITIEs.
J. A. Sims and wife went TO Los Angeles yes
terday to meet several friends who were ex-
pected TO arrive from the east.
]. McMfller is visiting 2. T. Brown of this
CITY,, Mr.. McMiller Is general manager OF the
Peoria Canal company of Gila Bend, Ariz.
Recorder L. H. Gruwell had an experience
with bicyc.e yesterday and came out second
best He was considerably bruised up. but no
bones were broken.
alton OF Labor for the purpose of appointing q
committee to 20 to Los Angeles and secure
warrants for the arrest Of Cinnamon In this
city.
The herald., 1893-09-08
ORANGE COUNTY.
The Entries for the Fall Races Orange
Notes.

The Entries for the Fall Races Orange
Notes.
SANTA ANA, Sept. 7.-The directors Of the
fair association met Wednesday and opened
the entries for the fall races. There will be
sensational race each day, and 2:15 will be
beaten IN i've different races
Five Of the greatest PAGERS in this country
will meet In the $1,000 purse, and tho race rec
ord for the coast W ill surely be beaten.
The Eve best freefor-ail trotters Of this sea-
lion race viii decide whsther General @ W Wee sies
Gossiper or some other Is king in that class.
The PAGERS in the 2:2Q and 2;30 classes have
all beaten 2;2o over slow tracks, and on ours
The runners are all out in force. and She bat.
tie for the 2-year-old supremacy win be hot
The following is the list OF entries. The races
whose numbers are omitted are declared of
Race 1, running, three-fourth mile dash,
night, bi. g., G g. Sherman Capitola, CHI. M,
Monsslvo, h.. T MoTins; % Donna 81 Ella s'Sa. s. M.
Irish Johnny, J. NJ; Clspps; Fin Slaughter, b.
wsst Besm zee Zen r.; 81 g.; 4 H. Case
Park Stock Farm; Daghestan, b. b.. ]. H. Outh-
waite; Glennine, ch a., DR.. K. D. Wise; Gen.
wIlss. ,. h. ,o5 G 3 ,Tsibsost Go.siPsr, & Il
Wilkes Moor, br. h.. H. D clancy; Ben Corbett,
br. b., J; E. Mccoy; Conn, b. b., J. II. Kelly;
M6tvhr tiOfmerly MerVel)s On. n. Ben ". HarrtBs
Challenger Chief. b. h, NJ. D. Wisdom.
oh. e., :; A. Cody; Fred Mason, b. g., 1. snod.
grass: Almo j., b. b., L McArthuf; Thera, b.
M, Chino. ranch; Argenta, b. T.. a. Butler;
Jlsgler, b. T., T. q. Norris Hum ming, CHI.
w. Maben; Rita, b. m G. A. Durfee.
Race Q, runnlpg, halt mile dash, 2-year- -olds,
&lb0-Lottie Il, b. m, Charles I. Thacker;
Lewanee b m. Charles /. Thhacker; Ali
Baba. b. h. Frank Treanor; Little # !, b. m !, F.
Menchscs; Gladiole; b. m, I. J. Rose Dirly
Mosine; Button, br. c., D. Bridges; Cherokee.
Race 1.-TWO ,year-old stake, trottins. 10 third
Race 8. free for all, $1,000 -siikwood, 2:sx
race record, j. Willis; Diablo, 2:OgL race
record, W. Murray; Our Dick, 209L race
record, Keating 4 Ottinger; W. Wood, 2:O7
race record, Oak Wood Park Stock farm; Lazy
T.. 2;l6H race record, Les Cerritos Btock
Race TO- three quarter mile dash for county
saddle horses, $5o--White Stocking hr. r., s.
garrlzosa; Queen B., ch. M, J. r Peralta;
sweep, en-. g., Y. J. Yorba; Layto, e. K, r. o.
M. A. Forster. - '
Race IL, running, one mile DASH $2O0-Capi.
toia, On; M, Allen Stroud; Four Aces, CHI T..
nnmen STROUD; vendome, ch. g., VI Maben;
DnBnne, y q l., Mrs: Wolfakiil; Donna Lila, bm.,
~ y, nsioges; John H., b. g.. j. Hill; Broadchurch,
cn, H., NO. Iierney; Nacho B, ch. &, NJ. A, For
ster; doot Hooking Jr., ch. h., n. x Case. =
n hece 70. z;25 trotting, $z0V-Conn, b. h., J.
n. Kelley; Flora. br. M. A. w BueIl: Tono oh.
T., n a. Ooyarrubias; Adelaide Simmons. DR.
4. Y wise; Cora g., b m.. w. Murray: MARY
c9id well pr. M, J. H. Vance.
=;--- ''s-~sz foau rnce for county, 2 80
The herald., 1893-09-08
SAN BERNARDINo.

Crusade Against Non-Licensed Liquor
ssllsrs-Morongo Captured.
SAN BERNARDINo. Sept. THE police OF late
have been making special crusade against
parties selling liquor without license. A large
number OF second grade hotel anc restaurant
proprietprs have been arrested and fiued and
the traffic has almost been broken up. Today
the city marshal made new move. In COM
pany with officers Corbetl and varley he ar
rested five landlades OF III. houses OF i'll repute
on First and ID streets. He was convinced that
they had been selling liquor for some time with
outs license, as they could not procure one
from the city. The names given by the women
when arraigned before ec0rder Peck were
Maria Gilmore, Josie mcfarland, Kitty Davis,
Myrtle Stanley and Annie Abbott. Their bond
was fixed at 500 each, and was soon given by
all, either in cash or gilt edge security All left
the court room Immediately after furnishing
come up tomorrow at II O'CLOCK to plead, aud
their cases will probably be set for hearing Sat
urday. Marshat Ralphs claims to have large
list of Witnesses who have drank liquors In
each Of the taDlishment ts, and some decidedly
spicy developments are looked for at the trials.
MoRoNGo cRPTURED.
Tom Morongo, who was one OF the principals
In cutting scrape sbout one and half miles
east of town two weeks ago. in which Marcus
General was badly wounded, was lodged in the
county jail today by Under Sheriff John G. King.
Mr.. King, who is we'll acquainted with the In
dians in the mountains east of this city, brought
a strong influence TO bear on Captain Morongo,
on the Indian reservation near Banning, and
succeeded in locating the blood d-thirsty Tom,
who Is q nephew Of the captains. Tom says
that he has dot seen Wise since the night of the
fgnt.. Marcus General, the woundt Indian, Is
rapidly recovering at the county hospital.
NOTES.
Fred Leffen OF Albuquerque is In the city at
tending the bedside of his father, who Is quite
sick.
Fred Hoogstrsd returned from q two m onths'
trip east today.
Miss Minnie Riley left today for San Jose on
visit to relatives.
Colonel Heamans. register Of the United States
land office at Los Angeles, was in town today
for a few hours.
THE HERALD HEADQUARTERS for San
Bernafdino and Riverside counties il located
at J. e. Lawsoa's book, stationery and tobacco
atOra nm Third straat at the SIGN of the W00dau
The herald., 1893-09-08
DO You Want wan p.n.re

Closing out sale-Eckstren. & s.=sssss. <, 3es 3e7
and 800 south Main street,
The herald., 1893-09-08
Notice.

GONsUMERs OF WATER FROM THE LOS
~ Angeles City Water company plant are
ing or street contractor to use water from their
hydrants unless such contractor show per-
NIT from this company, their water will be shut
off without further notice. and penalty will
be charged Tor such iufraction OF the reguia-
tions before water will again be put on.
LOS ANGELES CITY WATER COMPANY.
The herald., 1893-09-08
Items of Intarest.
Our Home Brew.

SCHADKR q CO., beers, wines, LIQUORS min.
eral waters, s0das, etc. Opposite postofioe.
The herald., 1893-09-08

Mater & Zobelein's lager fresh from the
brewery, on draught IN all the principal sa-
looms, delivered promptly in bottles or kegs.
The herald., 1893-09-08

THE HERALD HEADQUARTERS for San
Bernatdino and Riverside counties is located
at ). E. Lawsoa's book, stationery and tobacco
store on Third strest at the sign OF the wooden
Dutchman
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-09-22
Officers Elected.

At a meeting held by the Sir Mo
ses Montehore congregation on
Sunday the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: S.
Stern, president; L. Rolnick, vice
president; ]. Oppleman, treasurer
!. Jacobs, secretary; Trustees
Harris Jacobs (chairman). 7. Cohen,
Philip Bear, H. Harris, M. Gerschen
5. Weinberg. and S. London; M
Stutgen, sexton.
mr. Stern, who was UNANIMOUSLY
rejected president for a third term,
arose and made a speech, proclaim
ing that the congregation would
forever remain orthodox, and they
mad no intention of joining any
other congregation. The congrega-
ton is in a flourishing condition.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-09-22
Mr.. B. Bottigheimer in Ex-
tremis.

As the paper goes to press Mr..
Bernard Bottigheimer islying in ex-
tremis at the home of his brother
5O7 North Sixth street.
For some time past Mr.. Bottig-
heimer has been a grert sufferer, an
abscess of the liver, having recent
~ developed.
For this, a delicate operation,
with little hope ofsuccess, was per-
formed on Wednesday by Drs. Op-
penheimer and Robinson.
While he appeared little better
Immediately after this there was
no real Improvement in his condi-
ton, and at this writing death is
but matter of a short time.
Mr.. Bottigheimer is brother of
Messers. Philip and Ellis Bottig-
heimer and also of Mrs. A. Cohen,
Mrs. ]. Levitt and Miss Frieda
Bottigheimer. Another sister re-
sides in Suffolk, Va.
He is past president of Para
disc Lodge |. o. B. B. and is un-
married.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-09-22
AToNEMENT SERVICES.

Divine services were held by the
four congregations in Richmond
Tuesday night and Wednesday, and
in every case were well attended.
At Beth Ahaba the congregation
was very large. DR.. Calisch deliv-
cred splendid sermon Tuesday
night published elsewhere), and
and also the following morning and
afternoon. He was assisted in the
reading by Mr.. Ellis Bottigheimer.
The music was up to its usual
standard of excellence.
The Congregation Beth Shalome
worshipped at Lee Camp Hall.
There was something almost pa
thetic in the devoutness of this
handful-the last of a once prosper
Gus congregation. Mr.. Joseph
Coin conducted the services, those
present participating to an extent
that years ago caused the late
Henry S. Jacobs to characterize the
congregation as the best at re-
sponses he had ever heard. Mr..
Cohen was assisted by his son,
Abram.
At Kenseath Israel Synagogue,
Rev. Mr.. Saron, officiated, the SER
vices being in the usual impressive
orthodox ritual.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-09-22
Mr.. Wolff Rose Very Ill.
Mr.. Wolff Rose is quite i'll at his
home.
From Petersburg.

PETERSBURG. Va, Sept. 10.
Through an unintentional over
sight the name of Miss Hanna Co
hen was omitted as one of the SOLO
its on New Years day.
The organization of the new So
ciety was effected on Friday night
last. Mr.. Horwitz In an address
stated the objects of the associa-
ton, which are the study of Bible
history, and the furtherance of Tu-
daism in the hearts of our young
people. The meeting was largely
attended by the young ladies and
gentlemen, who are quite enthusi-
astic over the objects as set forth
by our Rabbi.
A committee was appointed to
sect a name for the society, and all
SO to devise a plan of work for it's
members. The following officers
were elected: Mr.. Ed Eigenbrun,
president; Miss Cora Reinach, vice
President; Mr.. ]. Cohen, secre-
tary,; Miss Sonora Kadden, trea-
Surer.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Elkan, of Bruins
wick, Georgia, are here on a visit
to relatives.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-09-22

Orthodoxy also held full sway at
the Sir Moses Monte6ore, the de-
voutness Of the worshippers attest
ing that they were worthy success
sors of those who built their syna-
gogue-the third in point Of age in
these United States.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-09-22
RICHMOND NEWS.
No Change in Time of Service.

No Change in Time of Services.
An extremely well-attended n
nual meeting of the congregation
Beth Ahabah was held at the SYN
agogue last Sunday morning. The
reports of various officers were sub
mitted, and proved quite satisfac-
tory. The financial condition of
the Congregation was shown to be
all that could be desired, and it was
ordered that $500 additional be
placed in the sinking fund.
The board reported, with adverse
recommendation, resolution pro-
viding that during certain fall and
winter months the Friday evening
services be held at 8 o'clock instead
Of at dark. There was long dis
cussion of the question, which re-
suited in it's defeat, the vote stand
ing, ayes, 81; noes, 10.
Mr.. Moses Milhiser, president,
and Mr.. N. w. Nelson, vice-presi-
dent were reelected to their re-
spective offices.
Messrs. VIM. Lovenstein, Jacob
May and Isaac Thalhimer were re-
elected to the Board of Managers
tor the term of three years. This is
the !27th time consecutively that
Mr.. Millhiser has been elected pres
ident.
After the Congregational meet
ing the board reelected Mr.. Will
liam Lovenstein, secretary !; Mr..
julius Straus, treasurer, and Mr..
Isaac Held, financial secretary.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-09-22
To Meet Wednesday.

Sunday night being Succoth, the
meeting Off Paradise Lodge, No. 223,
l. O. B. B., will not be held until
the following Wednesday evening,
the 9th.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-09-22
Sunday Evening Services.

Services at the Beth Ahaba syna-
gogue will begin at six O'Clock Sum
day evening and at the usual hour
(1O:3O) Monday morning.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-12
Woina ma wyspach Samoa.

SYDNEY, 11-go lipca. :
Parowiec przybyly DIS wysp
Samoa przywozi wiadomosc o
groznyeh wypadkach, jake
tam EASILY. Wybuchnesa kom.
pletna wojna domowa pomie-
dzy stronnikami kr6la Malie-
toa i partya wodza Mataafa.
Ten ostatni zebra} dose znacz.
ny oddziat zbrojnY i maszeruje
obecnie na Apie, stolice krola.
Oczekiwane jest lada chwila
krwawe starcie. Stosunki ham
dlowe znajduja sic W zawie-
szeniu. Wskutek tego okret
wojenny angielski otrzyma1
rozkaz udania sic ma miejsce,
aby PREY wsp6}dzia}aniu okre
tow niemieckich ameryka1-
skich przywr6cit porzadek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-12
Ma LemOnt.

Sk}adki ma Polak6w, pokrzywdzo.
nych W Lemont, naplywaja jeszcze
cd czasu do czasu. Oto wczoraj zn6w
Wiel. ks. F. Byrgier zsozyi ia rece
D. T. Kr6lika $500. Komitet W tych
dniach przedstawi og6lne sprawozda-
ME z wplyw6w j wydatk6w. Obecnie
ma W reku okoio 200 dol. w sobote
biez. tyg9dnia czsonkowie komitetu
DID. E. q. Brodowski, J. Mucha T.
Kr6lik udadza sic W towarzystwie
adv. p. M. Drzema2y do Lemont ola
uzyskania materyaiu prawnego do
wytoczenia spraw winnym, a W razie
potrzeby dla rozdziaau dalszych
wsparc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-12
MOrderca schWytany.

Joseph Perre, zam. pm. 81 Clark
str. robotnik kolejowy, W niedziele
przy robocie W Bernice, ILL.,, posprze-
cza} sic pokl6cil W4ochem Rosa
rio Greco. Nastapi}a bojka, Perre
zostal pchniety nozem i W pare minut
p6zniej umarl. Morderca uciek} by},
ale aresztowano jego brata, J6zefa
Greco, kt6ry braa udzial W sprzeczce
grozil rewolwerem.
Wczoraj odby4y sic ogledziny sa-
dove zwlok J6zefa Perre, kt6rych
skutkiem by}o, re jury uwolni}a are.
sztowanego J6zefa Greco, nato-
miast kaza1a aresztowa6 w}asciwego
morderce Rosario Greco i odda6 go
pod sad kryminalny. Tego p6znym
wieczorem aresztowano zamknie.
to.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-12
NOtatki telegraiiczne
zagranicy.

= Prefekt policyi m. Paryza Loze
wskutek ostatnich zaburzen zrezygno-
wal. Miejsce jego zajas Lepine, do
tychczas prefekt dep. Seine-et-
Disc.
= Pose3 amerykahski W Anglii
Bayard bedzie obecny we czwartek
ma balu dworskim Londynie.
= Rosya znizy}a caa ma rome
przedmioty, wwozone FrancJi i
Stan6w zjednoczonych.
= Znana artystka dramatyczna pa
nj Bancroft miaaa przykry wypadek
W Londynie. Wypad4a z powozu i
rozbi}a sobie tax Diebezplecznie glo-
we, re obawiaja sic jej zycfe.
W Uruguyu (posud. Ameryka)
odbeda sic wkr6tce wybory ma prezy-
denta. Kandy dstern jest brat ooe
cnego naczeinlka panstwa Ole Her
rera.
W Rio Janeiro, stolicy Bray
lii, wybuchnesy grozne zaburzenia.
szezeg6sow brak, poniewaz Rad ME
pozwala wysysac telegram6w o roz-
ruchach.
= Czsonek parlamentu ang. John
Deasy, Irlandczyk, skazany zosta} ma
kare 25 f. SIT. koszta "a pobicie ko.
gos ma ulicy.
= W rzeczyp. Honduras (srodk.
Ameryka) lada chwila zn6w moze
wybuchnac rewolucya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-12
Zamach ma zycie suftana Turcyi.

LoNDYN, 11-go lipca. -
q Konstantynopola donosza
do dzienuikow tutejszych, re
W pa}acu su}tana Turcyi od-
kryto spisek ma jego zycie.
Uwieziono dotad i skazano ma
wygnauie 2 urzednik6w, ma
kt6rych pada podejrzenie, re
to oni stall ma czele spisku.
Poczatkowo posadzono take j
ministra spraw zewnetrznych,
re naleza} do spisku. Okaza-
10 sic to przeciez tylko prostem
oszczerstwem i minister ME jest
W niczem wlnien. Z powodu
odkrycia spisku panuje W
Konstantynopolu wielkie Ia
mieszanie wzburzenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-12
Cholera W ROsyi.

BERLIN, 11-go lipca.
Cholera, kt6rej niedawno
przybywa4y tax pomyslne VIE
Sci z Rosyi, zaczyna sic tam
zn6w wzmagaG. Wybuchne2a
ma nowo bardzo groznie W
Kijowie Moskwie. szczegol-
uiej W tel ostatniej mieiscowo-
lei zaraza szerzy sic bardzo
gwaltownie. W wiezienlu e.
apowem cd l lipca byiy 80
'ypadki cholerY i II smlercl.
pr6cz tego nadchodza wiado-
sci o szerzeniu sic cholery W
'aocnych Wegrzech.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-12
Notatki MiejSkie.

W liczbie gosci przybyiych ma
wystawe znajduje sic W Chicago juz
cd paru tygodni p. Felix's Rycerski,
inzynier, wspo&redaktor sprawozda,
wca wystawowy wychodzacego W
Warszawie ,,Przegladu tygodniowe-
go".
DIS pred poludniem wybuch.
na} grozny pozar W american Var
nish Co." ma Goose Island mad rzeka
W poblizu Division ul. Powodem og-
mia byla eksplozya kotla farba' Po-
Ear trwa W chwili, gdy to piszemy,
pomimo energicznego ratunku wielu
oddzia16w stray.
= Wczoraj W Springfield inkor-
porowane zosta}o ,,Polsko-czeskie
Stowarzyszenie powoznikow". lnkor-
poratorapi So: Frank Vistein, Jan
Czemak i Antoni Linhart.
= Ma nieszczesliwe oGary oneg-
dajszego pozaru W nCold Storage
Bldg" ma wystawie zaczeto zbierac
skladki dobrowolne. w ciagu jed
nego dnia zebrano s37O5.
= Wczorsj W ratuszu aresztowano
aldermana Patricka Wall sci war
dy, ktory bez powodu i bez provo
kacyi uderzy} 50letniego policyanta
Daniela florida W kurytarzu ratu-
sza.
procesie przeciw expolioyan-
towi Kipselli, oskarzonemu zabicie
Negra Smitha, wczoraj swiadkowie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-12
KOlej elektryczna W South
Chicago.

8 letni Ignacy Druska, zam. u ro-
dzicow pm. 8747 Houston ave., W
poblizu swego mieszkania zostaf:prze-
jechany przedwczoraj przez pociag
kolei elektrycznej ma miejscu zabi-
ty. Wczoraj odbyiy sic ogledziny
sadowe jury korouerska uwolniia
maszyniste pociagu cd wszelkiej cd.
powiedzialnosci. = Nova ia kolej
elsktryczna South Chicago okazuje
sic wielce niebezpieczna. w pre-
ciagu ostatnich 4 tygodni zaszio piec
r6wnie grozuych wypadkow: "a kaz'
dym razem ktos zosta} zabity.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-12
q 7sleglamg zagranlfzns
Awantury W parlamencie an
gielskim.

LoNDYN, 11-go lipca, =
w Izbie gmin prowadzono
dis W dalszym ciagu rozprawy
mad artyku}em 9tym blu
Home Rule, opiewajacym o
udziale lrlandczykow W par.
Iamencie ogolnym. Konser-
watysta Seton-Karr wniosl po-
prawke, azeby W parlamencle
zamiast SOciu by}o tylko 40tu
Irlandczyk6w. W dyskusyi
mad ia poprawka konserwaty
sta Temple objasnn, re jego
zdaniem As czlonk6w Irlan-
dyi i tax bedzie "a wiele, a je-
90 kolega Broderick twierdzi},
ze Irlandczycy So biedacy ga
datliwi, CO stanowi, az dwie
racye, azeby ich by}o jak mai
mniej W parlamencie. To wy.
razenie wywoIa}o GAIA burze W
Izbie. Irlandczyk Sexton
zwr6cil sic do Brodericka z
bardzo ostremi wyrazami ma
zywa} jego twierdzenia imper>
tynencya i niegodziwoscia.
Wszcza} sic wlelki ha}as. U.
nionisci konserwatysci wo{ali
,,Odwo1ae, odwolae!" s; Irland-
c2ycy krzyczeli: ME odwoly-
wa6!" Zamieniano dose CRUDE
i nieprzyzwoite wyrazy. Pre-
zydujacy Mellor wzia} strone
Brodericka i trzykrotnie zada3
cd Sextona odwolania jego
slow, lecz Sexton uparcle cd.
mawia}, twierdzac, re najpierw
powinien odwolae swe wyraze-
MIA Broderick. Tumult TRIVIAL
pol godziny, a Irlandczycy ME
szczedzili ostrych w5raz6w
przewodniczacemu. Wreszcle
Ia wp}ywem Gladstone'a ma
stapiIo porozumienie i wzajem-
ne odwo1anie krzywdzacych
slow, po czem poprawka Seton
Kara wzieta pod g}osowanie
upad{a wiekszoscia 25l 81,
przeciw 219.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-12
HIADOMOSGl MIEJSCOWE
PrzygOda z rabusiami.

Wesley Nc Arthur, zam. pm. 1850
Uuion ave., wczoraj wieczorem przy-
biegs ma stacya pollcyina przy 35
ulicy opowiedziaa, il widzias, jak
dwoch mezczyzn jadacych buggy
zatrzymaio sic ma rogu ulic Halsted i
36-ej i zeskoczywszy napsdli ma ja-
kiegos cz}owieka. Przekonawszy sic
zas, ze tenze mic ME ma przy sobie,
owl dwaj okrutnie go obili i odje-
chali.
Policyanci udali sic W pogoh "a
rabusiami, kt6rych Nc Arthur dose
dokiadnie opisa}. Ma rogu 80 ulicy i
Halsted str. ujrzano dwoch meaczyzn
jadaoych W buggy; policyanci kazali
i'm sic zatrzyma6,a oni zeskoczyws wszy,
zaczeli uciekac. Dogoniono jednego
Mich, Nc Gamma; ten chcia} strzelid,
ale Pollcyant OLeary wyrWaf mu
revolver. Rabusiowi przybiegi ma
pomoc jego towarzysz, John Ryan i
rozpoczela sic walka, lecz rabusi6w
zwyciezono. Gdy ich prowadzono,
Nc Cam wymknal sic, kiedy ma
wolanie ME chciai sic zatrzymat,
strzelis do niego policyant Murnane
diva razy i ranis go W lewa noge W
box. Potem McCanna zawieziono do
szpitala powiatowego, a Ryana zam.
knieto.
Opadniety i obity przez rabusi6w
Benz. F. Donaghue, zam. pm. 37OO
Emerald ave., identyfkowas obydwu.
Me jest on niebezpiecznie ranny.