davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-27
Process o osznstwa panamskie.

PAEyz, 96 stycznia. = DIS
zakodezy} swa dlugq, trwajaca
cztery dni przemows obroiica
Lessepsow, Barbour. Zada} on
W zako1czeniu uniewlnnienia
obu Lessepsow, a przedewszy-
stkien ME stracania Ferdynan-
da Lessepsa wyzyny pred
stawiciela geniuszu Fraucyi,
ma kt6rym go SWAT ca}y po-
stawi}. Adwokaci zebrani W
sail winszowali Barboux jego
wspania}ej obrony, Po MIN
rozpocza} obrone adwokat Du-
butt, broniacy Fontane'a.
Przedstawi} on przebieg zycia
sWego kllenta l tWIerdzl1, re
przeciw MENU niema zadnych
dowod6w ami poszlak; dziwi}
sic wprost lekkomyslnemu le we
zwaniu go do sadu. Po tel mo-
vie sprawe odreczono do
wtorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-27
Polacy ma obczyznie.

/ Kardyna} Ledochowski,
prefekt Propagaudy sw.w Rzy.
mie, wys}a} W tych dniach 3d..
900 fir. q w}asnych fundusz6w
ma wykup niewolnik6w W A
fryce.
+ w Bitterfeld W Niemczech
powsta}o z Nowym Rokiem
nowe polskie Towarzystwo
,,Sobieski'. Prezydujacym jest
p. H. Gluba.
+ Malarz polski p. Czacho-
rowski, otrzymaf cd regenta
Bawaryi order sw. Micha1a "a
udzia} W urzadzeniu wystawy
sztuk pieknych W Monachium.
i PAM Sembrich Kocha6ska
rozpocze}a W tych dniach wy
stepy W Petersburgu.
i PoIacy W Alstaden mad
Renem urzadzili dnia 8 sty-
cznia przedstawienie teatralne.
Odegrali sztuka nJ6zef Egi-
pski i jego bracla." Doch6d
byf przeznaczony ma koScia
katolicki.
! P. Jan Dybowski, znany
podr6znik, otrzyma1 cd rzadu
francuzkiego krzyz kawaler.
ski legii honorowej.
/ Gmina m. Berlina zakupi.
Ia obraz znanego polskiego ar
tysty J. Fa}ata przedstawiaja-
cy ,,Ces. Wilhelma ma polowa.
niu ma niedzwiedzie."
/ w Bukareszcie W Rumu.
nil ma zaczac wychodzic pismo,
kt6re bedzie s}uay}o interesom
Polak6w ma Wschodzie.
! Teatr polski W Petersbur-
gu cieszy sic znacznem powo-
dzeniem. Ulubie6cami public
cznosci So artystkipp. Morska
Szymborska oraz artySci PIP.
Kamidski (dyrektor Mielni-
cki Roland.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-27

z nierozstrzygnietego dotad
procesu spadkowego o miliony
po J. A. Dayisie.
B. burmistrz m. Long
Island City, NY, Gleason obie-
cuje. uie wojos Hdiuzejze swym
nastepca Sanf dem i ma zdac
mu wszystkis papiery.
= z Assyyille nadchodzi
wiadomosf, CUB. Altgeld
ma sic lepiS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-27
RozpraWy o eudzOziemcach
Izbie francuzkiej.

PARYz, 26 stycznia. = Pod
czas dzisiejszego posiedzenia
Izby dep. bulanzystowski Mil
levoye napad gwaltowie ma
szkodliwych Francyi cudzo-
ziemc6w, kt6rzy, czy to jako
korespondenci gazet czy W in
nym charakterze, wyzyskujs
Francys i oczerniaja ia - oraz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-27

bank6w pieDiadze peinemi
garsciami. Niekt6re dzienniki
bra}y duze zapomogi roczne.
Rudini zada, aby to wszystko
zbadano : i osadzono, jak
nalezy, ministeryum Gilliottie
go.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-27
Wypadek kolejOwy na Wegrzech.

BUDA PEszr, 26 stycznia. =
Pociag kuryerski wpad} ME-
spodzianie niedaleko Pieciu
KoScio}6w { (Fuenfkirchen) ma
oddzia} ludzi przekopujacych
zaspy sniegowe. Nieszczesli-
wi ME zdo1ali uciec pred po.
ciagiem. Osmiu zosta}o ma
miejcu zabitych, dw6ch ciezko
rannych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-27
Notatki telegr. z Ameryki.

: Nowy pose} rosyjski W
Westinghouse hr. Kantakuzen
przedstawi} sic PREF. Harriso-
nowi.
Carnegie przybyl do Pitts
burga, Reporter6w, kt6rzy go
chcieli interview'owac, odpra.
viii z niczem.
w Izbach W Springfield
zbierane So podpisy ma petty,
eye "a u}askawieniem anarchi.
stow Neebe, Fieldena i Schwa.
ba.
d W Victoria, B. G. W no.
telu .spad} ze schodow i zabil
sic J. Davis 2 Chicago, znany
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-27

SKlepoW pou kaCeuia Id
tenn sic uroczystosci pogrzebo-
we sko1czyly.
Zwycieztwo Mitchella W Wiscon.
Sin.
MADISON, Wis, 26 ,stycz. =
Walka o wyb6r seuatora Sta
now Zjednoczonych ze stanu
Wisconsin trwajaca cd tylu
dni zosta}a zako6czona. ivy.
ciezy} John L. Mitchell. Jak
wiadomo, g}osy legislats
senatu rozstrzeliwa}y s. ]
miedzy trzech kandydat6w,
dajac zadnemu mich stanow.
czej wiekszosci. Kandydatami
byli Mitchell, Bragg i Knight.
Przy licznych gfosowaniach
mkt ME mia} stanowczej wick
szosci. Ostatnie g}osy sta}y
tax: Mitchell = 80, Bragg =
80 i Knight = 10. Dopiero
dis rzecz sic rozbi}a. Knight
ustapi1, a g}osy jego rozdzieli-
}y sic miedzy Mitchella i Brag,
ga. Mitchell otrzyma} estate.
tecznie 46 g}., Bragg 80,
Knight 1. Wybrany MITCHELL.
Senator M. Kruszka sta1 ciagle
istaleprzy Mitchellu,k ,kt6ry jest
znany dobrze, jako przyjaciel
Polak6w. Cz}onek legislatury
Bledski z poczatku g}osowa}
"a Mitchellem, pdzniej pre-
szedf ma strone Bragga, co mu
wielu Polak6w uwaza "a z1e.
Przeciw prawu Edwardsa.
= SR1NGFIELD, ILL, 26 stycz.
- Prawo Edwardsa o przy'
music szkolnym W Stanie Hi
nois napewno zostanie odwo}a.
ne. DIS odby}o sic zgroma-
dzenie komitetu wychowaw-
czego. Przewodniczacy. .Strin-
ger objasnl, ze lud stanu Hi
nois podczas ostatnich wybo-
row dowi6d}, re jest przeciw
prawu Edwardsa. Komitet
po kr6tkiej dyskusyi oswald
cyl sic "a odwo}aniem tegoz
prawa. Sadza, ze lada chwila
uczyni to komitet Senatu.
Drugi process O trucicielstwO W
Homestead.
PITTsBURG, 26 stycznia. -
DIS TRIVIAL W dalszym ciagu
drugi process o trucie robotni
k6w nieunijnych W Home
stead. Dzie6 by} pe}en sensa.
cyjnych zezna6. Oskarzony Ry
szard Beatty W swietle tych ze'
zna6 przedstawia sic bardzo
niekorzystnie. Zeznswa} Pa
trick Gallagher, a opr6cz tego
kucharz Nc Kinnie, kt6rzy
stanowczo powiedzieli, ze
Beatty kaza} true robotnik6w.
JutrO Zaczna sic roZqraWy Sd
dove.
@ Wypadek kOlejOwy.
CUYAHoGA FALLS, o., 26
stycznia. : DIS rano o dwie
mile ztad wykolei} sic pociag
towarowy kolei Cleveland,
Akron & Columbus. DIVA.
nascie wagon6w i tender So
zmiazdzone. Try osoby ze
sluaby kolejowej i handlarz
byd}a W. Gambler odniesli
ciezkie uszkodzenia. Ten osta.
tni zapewDe umrze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-27
TGlesTamy ZagranlGgns.
Skandal bankoWy we WfOszech.
Osobistosci polityczne oskar'
zone o naduzycia a.. pie
niedzmi bankowemi.

1s1AMJ ~ ~ Guy NH
Rad wloski doczeka} sic take
swego skandalu, pod wielu
-wzgledami przypOminajacego
skandat panamski W Paryzu.
Rzecz prosta rozmiary skanda'
lu wloskiego sa daleko mniei-
sze, anizeli rozmiary szwindlu
francuzkiego.
Rzecz zaczyna budzie o.
gromne zainteresowanie we
wszystkich warstwach ludno-
Sci = a zdaje sic ona dowodzie
bardzo groznego zepsucia mo-
ralnego W sferach politycz-
nych.
Otto jej szczeg61y:
Wskutek niewyp}acalnosci
banku i pewnych poszlak co
do naduzyc, W dniu 10 stycznia
aresztowani zostali zarzadca
,,Banca Romano" Sig. Tau
logno oraz kasyer tejze Justly
tucyi Sig. Lazzaroni. W ban
ku odkryto powazne naduzycia
i przywlaszczenia, a z temi
naduzyciami opinia odrazu Ia
cze4a }aczyc nazwisko b. preze-
sa ministr6w Crispiego i nawet
obecnego prezesa Giliottiego.
w dniu % stycznia areszto-
wano zn6w zarzadce bauku W
Neapolu Sig. Cucinello pod
zarzutem roztrwonienia 2 mi
lion6w lirow (frank6w). Te-
goz dnia zawiesn wyp}aty
bank Guerrini W Rzymie, a
wkrotce inne pomniejsze
banki wskutek og6}nego pc,
p}ochu, panuiacego Wisconsin
kach fnansowych, zacze}y
zamykac drzwi.
Upad}osc banku Guerrini
by3a nastepstwem z}ych wa
runk6w fnansowych ma gie}-
die liz upad}osci tel da sic
wycofaG prawie ca}y kapita}.
Ale bankructwa instytucyi
,,Banca Romano" i nBanca
Neapolitana' So wiecej, nip
dejrzane.
Gazeta ,,Messagero" wprost
twlerdzl, IL czerpall W nlch o.
twartemi rekoma r6zni poll
tyczni spelukanci, a natomiast
ze swyeh urzed6w ME tylko
zamykali oczy na rome nadu-
zycia, ale nawet do przeprowa-
dzania ich pomagali. Ma do
w6d, ze tax jest W istocie, mia
no juz znalezc pewne doku-
menta. Zachowanie sic Sig.
Taulognoi Sig, Cucinello zda-
ia sic stwierdzac przypuszcze-
MIA. Sig. Tulogno m6wi poi
s}6wkami, wstrzymuje sic tym-
czasem cd wszelkich .zezna6 i
twierdzi, ze je uczyni i to kom-
pletne w sadzie. Sig. Gu
cinello, iak objasuia, ma Hszy-
stkie dowody, co zrobi} pie
niedzmi, W wielkiej kasie o,
gniotrwa}ej bankowej, ale klu-
cze cd kasy zgubA i kombina-
cyl liter zapomnia}. Cd dw6ch
dni Slusarze pracuja mad o.
twarciem kasy, W wnetrzu kt6-
rel znajdowac sic ma zagadka,
zapewne papiery, kompromi-
tujace iczne grono polityk6w.
W jednej gazet b. prezes
ministr6w Rudini podni6sl
CLOS zadajacy kompletnego
sledztwa. Twierdzi on, ze by
ly czynione wielkie naduzycia.
Bank robily szwindle i pre-
kupywaly ministr6w, deputo-
wanych dziennikarzy, aby W
,,so -o.1odoE podozao
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-27
Roche, Arene, ThevenOt WOlni
Przybycie parowc0W.

HAMBURG: ~ ,Moravia" New Yorku
soUTHAMPToN:n nElbe" New Yorku.
PHILADELPHIA: ,,Maine" z Londynu.
BOSTON; Sarmatis"z Glasgowa.
LEWEs, DEL: ,Manitoban" Glssgows.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-27
Telegramy krajoFe.
Ze Stolicy ZwiazkOwej.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 26 sty

Ze Stolicy ZwiazkOwej.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 26 sty.
cznia. - w Senacie dis by}y
rozprawy mad t. z. a'ati-optiom
6iW. Przemawiali przeciwko
MENU Mills z Texas Hiscock
z New Yorku; obaj twierdzili,
IL projektowane prawo Jest
ME konstytucyjne, wkracza W
granice praw poszczeg6lnych
Stan6winie przyniesie pozytku
handlowi. Senatorow podczas
rozprawy by}o tax ma}o, ze dla
braku quorum posiedzenie o g.
4 m. 45 odroczono.
sesya kongresu by}a dis
malo zajmujaca. Rozprawy
dotyczy}y pomiar6w grunt6w
publicznych sum ma ME prze.
znaczonych. Miedzy innemi
bilami kongresman Fitch z
New Yorku wni6s}, ably VIA.
sciciele browar6w ME potrze.
DO vail p}acicpodatku cd piwa,
kt6re bezp}atnie wypijaja lu-
die u mich pracujacy.
Sprawa nastepsJwa po zmar-
lynn sedzim Lamar budzi
wiele zajec'a. DIS oIbyfa sic
W nBia}ym Donna" narada W
tym przedmiocie. Podobro
PREF. Harrison stanowczo "a
mierza wyznaczyc nastepce
zmariego. Bedzie to zapewne
repuolikanin, a jezeli MONA
pochodzacy z po}udnia. Wy
mieniajs jako kandydata Sc
diego S. A. Pardee.
Ze StOlicy Stanu.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 26 stycz.
Sprawa sporu wyborczego
Van Praag -Bish zosta}a ma
reszcie za}atwiona W Izbie.
Ostatecznie republikanie "a
przestali manewr6w czyli t. z.
,,filibustering" = rzecz POI.
die w}asciwa droga bez op6z-
nie6. Wniesiono znaczna liczbe
nowych bill6w. w tel liczbie
zwracaja :;llwage: bill Jarmo-
dy'ego o ustanowieniu podatku
cd kompanii ekspresowych,
telegrafcznych i ubezpiecze,
niowych W wysokosci 3 proc.
cd ich wp}ywu bruttoi bill Won
Maya, aby upowazniat miasta
wsie do urzadzania w}asnych
zak1ad6w oswietlenia gazowe-
go i elektrycznego.
w Senacie z wazniejszych
rzeczy postanowiono wyzna-
czyt S612O ma wydrukowanie lie
przepis6w o australijskiem
prawie wyborczem. Ma posie'
dzeniu wykonawczem zatwier-
dzono mianowanie j. n. Coffee
Cairo ma cz1onka zarzadu
aptecznego stanowego. Wnie-
stone zosta}y diva bile: przez
Johnsona % karaniu robo-
tnik6w opuszczajacych prace
dla tego, re naleza do organi-
zacyi robotniczych i Bassa =
o ustanowieniu nowych przepi-
sow dla dentyst6w.
Pogrzeb Biskupa Dwengera.
Fort WAYNE, IND, 26 stycz.
= DIS odbyl sic sic uroczy'
sty pogrzeb zmar}ego biskupa
Dwengera. Zw}oki pra1ata
by}y wystawione W katedrze W
purpurowej szacie z mitra ma
g1owie zlotym krzyzem ma
niarsiach Twarz mia1a Wvraz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-27
ROtszyldowie pOzyczaja picnic
DIV z Ameryki.

W1EDE6, 26go stycznia. -
syndykat Rotszyld6w zaciaga
W Stanach Zjednoczonych pol
nocnej Ameryki pozyczke $40
milionow .potrzebns ma refor-
my fnansowe ma Wegrzech.
Roche, Arene, Thevenot wOlni.
PARYz, 26 stycznia. = w
raporcie urzedowym o zako6'
czeniu sledztwa W sprawie pa
namskich 3ap6wek sedzia Sled.
czy Franqueville uznal brak
dowod6w przeciwko dep.Roche
i Areue oraz sen. Thevenot =
i zupe}na ich niewinnosc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-06

There are acres and acres of them, hut
their glances are for other things than
male men.
No One hut Crank Has Trouble.
The prison who has any sort OF trouble
at the Worlds fair or experiences anv sort
of discomfort there Is calculated TO md
fault with the quality of tue gold with
which the streets OF heaven are reputed
to be paved. Much depends, however,
upon ole's experience on the
journey to Chicago. That IL,
after all. the keynote to the SYM
phony the White city performs upon
ones susceptibilities. IL he keynote 10
false there will be ia igling all through
the performance. Therefore. say, select
your route with deliberate wisdom, and
not on account OF few miles difference
In length or dollar or two differences In
the price of tlcke,s. q. Z.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-06
CITY NOTES.

Elias Z. Cox has been granted an orig
inal pension.
Solomon Krohne has made an assign
ment to Max Waga.
At s o'clock this event ~ the Rhode
Island Business Mems association will
hold meeting at 2l0 Exchange place.
James II. Clark OF ee7 Friendship
rect, who disappeared Sept. 30, Is still
missing. His wife thinks he wandered
away.
Last evening Mrs. Margaret Eyes, a
widow who lives at the corner Of Jsffer-
son and jackson avenues. made u misstep
o The latter avenue. falling aud dislocat-
Ing her left leg.
rhe saloon owned by Needhan Brcs..
at e2) North Main street. was broken Int o
last night an "A quantity OF cigars, liq'
uors aud considerable money was suolen.
The break was reported to the p lice.
There will be a mortgage burning
jubilee at the Park s rect Free BapIis.
church this evening At 7;30 o'clock. The
pastor will give history OF the church aud
Miss Alice Wilde and Master Howard
Fuller will burn the mortgage. Among
the other ex rcises will be music, aud
s.veral local clergymen will MAKE b rief
addresses.
The wife of Captain A. J. winship will
start for Chicago next Wednesday, visit.
lug N,sgara y r Fails on the way. she will
not only at END the Worlds fnr. nut also
TIE world aud national conventions OF
the Women's Christian Temp erauce
union and the dedication Of the Tenn err
ance tempe.
Last nights police record, Oqe dis
turhance quelleti. 20 arrests made, 4 stores
secured, and 23 persons given Iodgine.
This evening Pso:essor w. + wi son
will give an address at the Y. M. G. A.
lyceum.
The Y. NJ. C. A. educational classes wi
open this evening. The new models
viii be exhibited, and Joseph w. v.
Rich will deliver an address.
Oct. IL and ~ the fifth annual confer
ence OF tie Women's Auxiliaries to the
Young Men's Chris ian association OF
Ma sachu.etts ~ 4 Rhode Island will be
held at Holyoke, Mass.
Miss Mary Lawrence OF O,klawn
has recover ell her poe ket b ,ok and the SiS
II contained. whica was stolen from her
at Roler Willinms Park last Tue d dy.
Yes erday Charles Mulhol and was
found dead in bed in buL dila on the
Old Power road. Death WIS due to
natural causes.
While undertaking to pass other team 8
on Point street bridge this M, rJins JuLn
Kirby, driver OF tip cart
owned BY Michael Spliuht. ran
into number ol ,rriage When he at
tempted to ct In line agsln Ne rar into nm
express WACO owned by f. &. Setmar.
throwing the driver from his seat n Il
damaging the wagon to considera,e
extent.
Frank Il. D,nahue was % yetrs old
| yesterday and he celebrated The eve - 10y
inviting few of his mot
intimate friends to turkey supper
thlt was served at the Fessenden bo,cl ut
Warren The trip WAS nads in aly-
he. Alter supper the party IN ',iged IN
s,pQs and instrumental music, =. j. Reilly
Richard j. Gliduff, Messr.. Dlvis md
NJ mailman forming the quac ette. Am, n,
others in the>Darty were J'hn III. Nc
t;ee-e, p. K. M Graft. and Daniel Il.
Su livah. ;he party arrived home ab' ut
o'clock this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-06
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Some new cases Of scarlet fever have
been reported this week In Lousdale. one
proving fatal. All the cases are on Pros
pect hiii.
The vault door department. OF the Cor
liss Steel works at Auburn has resumed
work with reduced force. Wages have
been cut down.
Business at the Namquit Cotton mill,
Bristol. Is improving. aud the employ es
think that the ten per cent. reduction
will soon be restored.
The fourth district court Of East Green
wich has sent Rhodes Cornell to Cranston
Jail to work out fine of $50 ~ for
drunkenness an for abusing horse
James Crandall has purchased the Ray
house." Hope Valley. This is the house
in which Prudencs Crandall was born.
The date on the old stone chimney 10 177a
James Cranshaw Of Lonsdal died yes
terday Of heart disc use. He was a charter
member of Unity lodge, A. +. and A. NJ.
He was n years old. His wife and several
children survive him.
Yesterday afternoon Joseph Grey OF
Fall River was arrested In Warren for
attempted rape on Annie f. Hornington,
l2-year-old Fall River girl He was ar
raigned in court and pleaded not guilty,
and said he was willing to return to Fall
River without requisition papers. He 10
thirty years ID and has wife,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-06
OFF FOR BRAZIL.
Dom Psdro's son-in-Law stiIl Hopes For
Monarchy.

Dom Pedro's son-in-Law stin Hopes For
Monarchy.
PARIS Oct. 6-lhe Temps says that
Duke Augustus OF Saxony, son-in. law OF
the late Dom Pedro. the deposed Emperor
Of Brazil. embarked at Bordeaux Friday
for Rio Janeiro.
1t has been reported that many OF the
Inhabitants OF the northern part of
Brazil have been in favor OF the restora-
tion OF a monarchy. " Is thought the
Dukes arrival in the country may in
crease this sentiment.
Duke Augustus Is the second son Of
Prince Augustus of Sake Coburg, Duke
OF Saxony, who married the Princess
Clementine of Bourbon d'Orleans. He
was born In 1s45, aud at the time Dom
Pedro was removed from Brazil was an
admiral In the Brazilian navy.
He married in Rio Janeiro, In 1864.
Leopoldine, Princess OF Brazil. the secon d
daughter OF Dom Pedro. and she died in
1871 For long time before the birth Of
Prince Pierre TO the Comte aud Co ntesse
d'Eu, Duke Augustus sou and daughter
in-law, Duke Augustus was grea,
favorite OF Dom Pedro's. aud was for
many years looked upon by the Emperor
ss~the eventual heir to the Brszilian
tlronq
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-06

w 4@<ge W AAIo AsVRaHttoOns - PRes@~
tus Coilide ~ Night
During TIE run to the fire on Cranston
f, street at 1:21 o'clock this morninv. Hose
0 aud Hook and l. ,dder 8 oollided on
America aSteet. the collision resulting In
the killing OF on, of the horsrs. The
station occupied by the companies
al the corner of A.wells avenue and
America street. In cominv from the
building the hook and ladder truck
swung around che corner on TO Americs
was close behind. The truck
In the hose cart against the
curbstone In the effort TO get out of the
way. until finally the front wheels of the
truck caught he wheels OF the hose cart,
throwing IL violently around and throw
ing the horses.
Herb rt Kel ey. who was riding o, the
SO OF the cart, jumped and sustained
several bad bruises and contusious. The
hor % and cart were dragged consider
aJle distance be ore the ladder truck
conld be stopped. when u was found tn at
one OF the horses had sustained broken
,es. Onic Bugbee shot the amin al
later.
The members Of tie hose company.
Philip Kelley, Herbert b. Kelley. John II,
Hall. AlpertJ. Fleckhamer, William Il.
Gardner William w. Kelley, and Charles
B Atwood, driver. were badly shaken up
by The force of the collision.
The ladder truck carried Charles j.
Conners. William II. Garvin, John X.
Meledy, II. ii. Mcdonald. NJ chael Dugap,
Michael Ii. Farrell, Thomas j. Foye aud
James McCartin, driver, and they were
all shaken up.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-06

Elizabeth eastman pleaded nolo to a
charge OF maintaining a nuisance and
was released on bail on notice Of excep-
tion.
John Holland. who pleaded not guilty
last week to the charge OF burglary, fur
nished bail to-day in the sum of s.. 600.
Elizabeth Callagban, who was yesterday
found guilty OF keeping a nu sance is
awaiting sentence.
Tho Appellate Division.
In the appellate division of the supreme
court today arguments w, rs made for
new trial In the case of Henry ii. Monroe
We. Lucy A. Draper. The original action
was TO recover q certain lot of land on
Colfax street. A new trial is asked for
on the ground OF mistake aud acci-
dent.
Does Not Like the Fees.
The case Of II. 4. g. j. n. Molter VS..
Frederick Westenha2en was given hear
ing before the appellate division today.
The plaintiff obtained judgment
against the defendant in the
Sixth district court, Dec. s. 1892. in the
sum Of $500. Within sixty days there
after the defendant made an assignment
to Thomas Cosgrove of all property for
the equal benefit of his creditors. After
the time from the rendition OF the judg-
ment Charles II. Brown, the attaching
creditor, presented TO the court an afiida-
Wit and petitions asking that his fees and
costs of the case amounting to 500 be al
lowed, which was granted. The defead-
ant claims that the sum is excessive aud
ought not to have been allowed.
A hearing on demurrer to declaration
in the case Of Michael Hanna vs.. ID. L.. ID.
Granger, city treasurer, was given today.
Hanna was employed as fireman of
steam road roller belonging TO this city,
aud was injured by the sudden starting
Of the machine by the engineer. The de-
PENDANTS hold that the fellow-servant rule
applies to municipal corporations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-06
POUNDED A PORTUGUESE.
LENA Rough hiy Handled by Three Fellow
Luborers.

A row occurred In the new building Il
the proyi yilence Telephone company on
Union street yesterday afternoon bet e. n
four laborerf. Three OF them, named
resi- ectively, Kane, Brown, aud Flynn
attacked n Portuguese named
Jose LENA OF whom ihes
were jealous aud beat him over the head.
Leua's ieft cDeek was cut op.ii. his eyes
were blackenrd and his chin lac rated.
The foreman appealed to the police for
aid and officers O'Brien and Sherm in
responded. hut the mans aSsailsnts haa
disappeared. The police are locking for
the parties.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-06
VAN was THERE.

He Watched the vaikyrie Through His
Monocle Most Intently.
New YORK, Oct. 6-Mr. James j. Van
Allen. whom President c evelapd has
nominated for ambass ssador to Italy,
escaped talking abo it his appointment I
aud his plans yesterday by going to see
the yacht race. He left the Kuickerbocker
club, where he has rooms, early
In the morning and went aboard
Commodore Gerry's ylcht Electra.
Whether James bet on the Valkyrie is
not stated. When he reached his rooms
at the Knickerbocker club he found tele-
grams congratulating him on having his
name favorably reported TO the senate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-06
LOWER COURT NOTES.
sundry Minor Cases Disposed or In The
Sixth District Court.

stAtn Dietrict tourts
In the sixth district court this morning
Hugh Nanam charged with maintaining
liquor nuisal ce asheld in 81 900 surety
for trial Tuesday.
Jane Davis was sentenced to six months
at the state workhouse, for being COM
mon railer and brawler.
Jim B. GRAY, charged with driving a
horse unfit for labor. was fined $40 and
costs.
Stephen q. Jillson, insane. was ordered
committed to he State asylum. Jill son
Is member OF the Seventh Rhode
Island Veteran ass citation aud
hns been for some time at the Soldiers
home In Bristol. lie left there short
time ago, and became respondent after
wards, which suited In insanity.
Mry Callahan, charged with an as
sault on Mary Pendergast, pleaded not
guilty, anu was held for trial Tuesday In
500 surety.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-06
OLNEYWLLE.

The wooien weavers Co Meet Tonight to
discuss the Cut-Down.
The woole, weavers OF Olnevville will
meet this evening in Irons hall to dis
Gus. the present CT, down.
Mary Callahan, one OF tie two women
who were fighting on Wednesday ia the
rear OF 1890 Westminster street. was ar
rested last ngnt and will be tried today
for ass iulL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-06
Rhodes cornell divorce Case.

Among the divorce css,s TO come mp In
oi Mrs. Rhodes Cornell, who su y
or absolute divorce from her huband.
Cornell was tried sone months 40 for
g murder Of Jo n Galdis. bn the jury
a s'greed aud Cornell wa finally dis
charAe.