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Why the FLIG WAS FIRED UPON.
The Costa Ricn sailed with n Honduran
Fugitive and without Clearance Papers,

The Costa Ricn sailed with n Honduran
Fugitive and without Clearance Pnpers.
SAN Francisco. Dec. 1.-THE official corre-
srondence In regard to the firing by the Hon
duras authorities on the Pacific Mail steamer
Costa l'ica in the port Of Amapala. Honduras,
on Nov. q. throws new light on the matter
When Capt. Nillela OF Amapala was In for M ed
that Borilla, n Honduran fugitive. was aboard
Capt. Dow's steamer. bound for Guatemala he
informed Dictator NasIuez. The latter ord cred
him to extradlte Dorllla. Cant. Dow refused to
give up Borilla, whereupon Nusuuez sent
Nillea this despatch
Protect agains the atii ude OF the steamer Cap,oin
resisting my Government demands and request hun
TO admit service on this protest BY signing IL
Cant. Dow refused to sgn this document.
Then NasquoZ ordered Nillala to present the
Protest a second aud third time. Chen the
despatch added:
psrs and IT, III denanCe ut laws he then AttsmnIs
u sail from the BAY do your duyy and detaii him by
ince You can use all the means your power To ,ie
tam therrnet N port A. last rrsOrt the artillery
=, EiireIa replied that Capt. Dow neither signed
the protest nor showed IL to- Burilla and hs
asked whether no should BON ba I'd the steamer
Word came from NasqueE to irC on her IL
ne htIh inc courage TO 10 So another CON-
nander would lie appointed. The only thing
nat saved the passengers was nightfalL
tho EUnners didn't hit the steamer. The story
az given out To the American press declared
that tho Captain of tho Costa Eica had hIs
clearance Papers and was fully justified in
leaving port. This official correspoudencc
shows that h" had not his clearance raperg
lilo could havo signed the service of protest
without COMPROMISING his company or the
nted States
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RID BANK, Dec. l2.-At meeting OF the
Town Commissioners last night Patricl;
FGan, parishioner Of 81. James loman Cath
Ollie Church, made complaint against Father
JRmes A. REYNOLDS for keeping u disorderly
house Mr., Egan said that the house was st.
James Hall. next 10 the church. Chief Com
missioner Curtis asked il there was any gam
bling in III" hall, which is used hy the Young
Mems Institute, and Mr. EEan said tncre was
ing Just alter NJ. Lean ceased speaking and
said
deny Mr., Egans accusation. regret
that my name has been used in connection
with this AFFAIR"
The Young Mems Institute Is u temperance
organization. Ilp' men ers gather in tho
hall IN the evening aud lay J. oil ana !liards
amt read and wrltr. There - speculation as
{" why Mr. EGlu maj" a complaint against
Institute.
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no HELP TBE NOME RULERS.
irish Nntionai Federation Mas, Meetings 10
He Held All Over the Countr,.


ne Held All over the Countr,.
Secretary Joseph Ryan OF the irish National
Federation Of America is sending out notices
to the Irish leaders In all the large cities In the
Union. requesting them to call mass meetings
In January to raise money for the support OF
the Home Rule party abroad. Secretary Ryan's
notices are the result Of a detailed report
OF the condition Of the party abroad. recently
sent here by Edward Blake. The report was
OF confidential nature, and tho officers OF the
Federation refuse to say anything about its
contents further than that II shows a lan,enta-
Die state OF AFFAIRS and a decided need Of funds.
The trustees of the Federation have not been
satisned with the condition OF things in the
Iarty Tor some time. and in SentemUer. when
Mr. Blake came from abroad and went out TO
Chicago. II was determined TO have n m Getting
month. MIR. Blake went from Chicago TO To-
ronto and y was while he was there that he
be present. lie eSmS TsR "a Sn Ne% UsE Sp t
Two meetings were held, one about tho middle
OF OGtoper, ann the other on the 2ith Of the
nonth Just what took place ut the meetings
tho trustees and officers Of the Federation re-
inse to say. except that the condition Of the
however that a rigid Investigation was CON
Quoted and that Mr. Blake was asked many
questions about the party.
:, One thing Is known, however. and that is that
twas resolved by the trustoPs to ha We n number
ot copies OF the minutes OF the NEE ing printed
n me form OF circulars, and given to Mr..
BIake, to be distributed among tho leaders
abroai, Only n certain mum Der Of the circu-
lars were TO 10 printed, and their contents
were to be kept secret from all save those for
whom they were intended. According to de-
snatohes received recently from abroad Mr.
Blakes distribution Of the @ circulars las ex-
cite n great deal OF curiosity and comment in
London. Another thing that is known about
the meeting hold on Oct. 70 Is that MIR. Blake
was instructed to make u rigid examination
into the condition Of the. party and to send u
detailed account to the American Federation.
The detailed account has come. and tho result
during January.
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Bstts A ecusrd OF Forgery In Nvw York AVID
or Fai-lrring Evidence In Cortland.

Bstt. Accused OF Forgery In NV York AVID
or FaI-IrYinG Evidence In Cortland.
Carlton II. Belts did not appear in the Hnr-
lem Court yesterday to answer tho charge OF
forgery preferred against him by Mrs. Mar
garet A. MCGOWAN Of 2.U5l Seventh avenue
mainly because he was detained at Cortland.
y. to answer charge OF classifying evidence.
Bolts spent tho summer OF 1887 with his
wife and child ut Crumb llbow. an estate in
Cortland county owned by lmma Van WRrt
Belts represented himself rs u wealthy man
and talked OF buTing the place for S22UOU
cash. As mAtter OF tact he offered only
el3NO, paid no cash. hut gave mortgages
amounting to about SG.Ouu and a prOmissory
note which he promised to secure By another
mortgage. Then he gave his father, Hiram W.
Belts. mortgage for $4,000, ostensibly to
secure q debt
Betts's promissory note 10 Mrs Van Wart
was renewed from time to time, and finally
Mrs. Van Wnrt sued him in Cortland. He in
troducsd in evidence what purported to lie
copy OF the 100000 mortgage. On the margin
was statement tssat there were o.heT mort
cages on tho property. No such statement
appearing In the original Belts was Indicted
Tor fal-itylng evidence.
- Justice lot ner. in the Harlem Court, gave
nstis until Friday To appear To answer Mrs.
MehowanS charge OF forgery lie said that
Betts's bond would he forfeited II he failed tn
appear, Alois T.. Klein Of =, los seventh
avenue Is Betts's bondsman for $1,000
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Pensions Granted.

WASHINGTON, Dec "a Pensions have been
granted as follows to applicants from New
York:
New York "''N''
Crown Point 'S''
lnrreass.fa'r'eE McCahs. Port Henry. Joseph Page
MtAl. tharlest Lowell, Ferry. JAcub SchentrinAuu,
New York city, Henry 4, Davenport North nos,
Relssue-beorge A. scott ava teuITs. JAtnss a
luhr Bro yu, George A. sam; son FaliuErA. Isorgr
J. slyhtln', l,eihl' john Van horn. El.vnyG,e
uilflhA. hlIoMs 40 Helen u 1rayiller. Huhaio
kunAln, Emma A Chapel NOlt,i Ig MARY Ann M
ahErN, biouk Ju- lIAnA Muulls .Irotuer nm a.
dephta- IvnuTsuu cruHL, $3.50
nTIgtuHl NIuuWs. HrssUe J. LIE For..t u-g,E-
lyu. laEr Jacobs. Gibson - ''
Ing EraU.lYu ' 49,
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The new fire badges will lie out the first Of
the year They arc elliptical in share. about
inches long and 3 Inches wide. Each bears
a number and tho words lire lines. No al.
mittance to buildings"
The police are to bs instructed 10 seize the
badge of any person found wearing one in n
building at "A Ire and to eject the heaTsr from
the ire lines. THIS Iu." IL not To apply 10 tho
MHvnT. the Aldermen, hta In Of municipal ue-
pdrtmrnis. uniformed hlemen, memoirs Of
the Insurance patrol! ar officials OF the lire
Department. The latter are also t. he sup
Piled with now badge; This IN share re-
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.-The total number Of
fourth-elass Postmasters appointed to-day
was forty-three, OF which nineteen were Ia M
vacancies caused by designations and death.
Among the appointments were the following
for sew York:
James y GTesu, FAUhsid. vice ". A. IAmhersnn re-
moved; lug 'lenmOns. LuIsrlt-. wee v ter : ouv
r'm"veh, William MAJ, Abld.ryIie vice &. L. FuTI ~ ,
TrmDNei; j, T. Harder, EeSylI'r, wee Z A MCCOTucg
dead Christopher NcUs "a lshHry teHlTr, wee r. ~
llcNs, TemON cd, Jonas fhptIt. ~uuth Bombay Ntce
: hAur0ck res gueu luhu t,Al HghrT, south Oftafa
vice " II Rusr, TtsigUsd. u l. NuIGh. sullivanvi-
vice Al-N. Hummer. removed D. 4. Jams Meal Han
guT. Vice josiah brooks removed
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JOIN Parel,o. an Italian !aborer who lives at
81 Raxter street, fell unconscious while wait
ing to get into tho Iomls Puliro Court yester-
day morning. 4 man who accompanied him
said that Parello had Gouo to court to get a.
warrant for Stefuno Cdpellp OF ~ Park STREET
laTellp was wnlElng through laNter street
that morning. When Capellu came an LcIltrl
and struck MIN with cinl; HE police were
inform ed hut could not lind Garellu.
Parello was unahle To tell his story IIo WAS
taken to the hhmbcTs street Hospital Tho
ambulance surgeon said that the Iulu may
have been saudtHgged and that his 81 uI! may
have been fractured
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4 Stray IEnIGn sIRGE PIcK4D Up.
Worth with Hrr Cargo NJ Coal sIO, 900
mrr hrsrMer EltItIed 20 SnINnEr.

Nav loNDoN, Dec, 1.-THE tug Aries. Capt.
Croker OF the Thames Tow Boat COMPANY u
this port, made a lucky haul IN Long Island
Sound to-day She Tiekei up the stray barge
George Hughes OF the l.ehigh Valley Railroad
line bound from Perth Amhoy to Norwich. and
towrd her into This port. The barge was load
ed with 600 tons Of coal large and cargo
are worth about SlNOUl The largo was
picked m OF EdikneTs Island ~ 10 uc!ork
ms morning tapt. trp"hrU sighted her
Rdrlit and ran Hluu gside 81 her.
The mastcr ui the barge sail the Hughes
was one Of a leet ~ five laT.rr Ir tow ul tho
lee lin" tug huhert H. ltn' u". and thar
during tho eastery gao on Monday r,ga' hls
Nr-sr. hEuke hrr tow line. and the rrHt % the
tow went on aud let lin.
lhe Aries will a emf. .lol 70 % Et salvage.
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TORTURED BY NOISES ~ ms EIRs
A Former French Soldiers Reason for
Throwing nImseIr from "a RnoE

Antoine Malaussena. 30 years old q dish
washer In J. Bernadats restaurant at 80 West
Twenty-second street. committed suicide yes
terday morning 10y jumping from the roof OF
the building into the street. His body was
found by II policeman at o'clock. The man
was formerly u soldier in tho French army.
and came to this city year ago. lie left the
following letter:
Nav NoRE, Dec ~ At $40 A. NJ
Mr. DEAR BRoruER ErIkNNE; XII myself by throw! ng
myself into the street from the house where | work
The only motive OF my act Is this
In August. 1880 Was se.ee' ed sharpshooer for
the shooting matches At Lyons, gwen by tie lOttn
pTacucs IwIrs a day We each used fOrty.nye car
OF my Sun bought about NOISE my wuIUa
made NE suurr ,aN and night.
Long NlU wanted tu kl,G ny sell but bccaus" VI YOU
our Ia her our lt.l" s's or aH Fr,lN restrained
luu vii ell papa that tnIs is the uHly motive that
br1ughI hbrut sad cad which, aE-. 4. lie "a STAN
on eur family. uu WIll IHu "a ny iTunk letters an
blue envelopes FROM the London physician relation
to the NOISE IN ny ears lave no coincidence N LIs
incidence. and d not WI aim agA0n.
GHuIuvI yourself always hOu"ruGN and he good aud
industrious Al TrNOlt. TaturT adeu NJ -
Jeanne Adie. 10 our relatives, papa. Fnetts ana
Felix Keep the souvenirs "hicn are IN my truHL
ANtuINr
Etirnne, tbs brother. came 10 this country
with Antoine. lie says he il so poor that I'M
! ess friends come forward his brothers. body
viii have to be buried in the Potters Field.
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ground Of polyesmy in Utah, as he bellsyed
wives 10 ten men In Chicago and II he came
from Massachusetts he would keep silent on
sueh questions. He objected TO the bill solely
on tho ground that Utah did not have sum
cient incubation. There were too m any states
in the Union which were too small. Delaware
and Rhode Island would not be admitted TO
the siaterbood OF States in this day. They
fought their way In. ...,,,
Let us digest our dinner OF new States, he
said before we go TO our supper. Let us CIV
ilize Kansas before we take in other states.
The question Was asked. he, SAID wh sther
the 20d.OOO people IN Utah did not have as
the time of her Omission.
. 40" replied Mr.. Harter. Not by any rules
OF proportion"
When did Ohio get monopoly on rights"
asked Mr. simpson Pom, kan.l -,,.., A..
On tho 9Th ~ last November replied MT.
Power llep. VI. / amid laughter and applause
from the Republicans. -, -
Mr.. Harter asserted that the last seven
SCates admitted to the Union have not grown
IA rapidly "a States na they did under the ter
ritorlAl form OF government and they were
reptesented by fourteen Senators at tho other
end Of the Capitol u representation entirely
out Of proportion TO their population. itc as
serted that there were no hardshipa In living
unjor a territorial form Of government, al
though he admitted he had never lived In n
Territory fOrty-three years. as had the Dele
gate from Utah nor forty-three days
No" interrupted Mr.; ltckler lhep, :. ID
or you would never mako the speech you are
making to-day" .,,
At $40 MIR iTnrter closed his remarks and
the House adjourned.
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Com mission, consisting of William TGraY
and DR. Henry H. Heydscker. has been ap-
pointed by Justice lngraham Of the Surrer 9
Court To inquire into tho sanity OF Amelia
rayii, who Is over eighty years % age and
has personal property consisting o. money
Commission was appointed AT tho instance OF
Florence Minis, niece OF the old lady. IN Or
der that committee may TO appointed her
person and property. Drs. charles l.. paua
aud Al'en Mclane Hamilton both declare that
the old laiy H. Insane and lncapabls OF taking
care OF herself or her property. aud that her
mind Is weakening with advancing age.
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TAXING 4 ctN>rs or rns DocroRs.
Ihr state Msd'spI society Wants 10 Know
who Rrr Prae I-InE ! galiy.

who Rrs Prne I-ing ! gniiy.
Under Instructions from Superintendent
BYrrss tho OF platoons IN every precinct in
the city reported at their respective station
houses at noon yesterday, and were detailed to
take census OF the doctors practising In the
ely This Is being done at the request Of the
stale Medical SogIrty Information has been
hsVs me- 10y W." society nm many mP%is VIM
70 get fun list Of all tho doctors who practise
10 thls city the assistance ~ the police was re-
queSiei. The aptAin" detailed tho men Ia
ulstIlcls 50 that they covered tho entire pre-
clhst lhey were instructed To copy tie names
came across. The work Wgs completed in
about two hours. The list will be- submitted
10 mo socicy, which will take measures 10
prosecute those who arc practising ILLEGALLY,
There are between : 5uu and i,o'N PHYSICIANS
10 tho city.
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NV uulr.>@, La. Dec. ~. -FIwGri A. VIII
liaus who audertook 70 walk q, m New York
to N.U Ut. .an' in seyon'y-;hler days without
sTerliug "tEt ON route. trF vol hrrr az . @
/. ~. yrr' tty, live days ahead NJ ti'.. Tho
Wa. e En- thIeltdGeu On 90 Na-.r Hl rl'.it
de- has r.ri .ttrs from TIr'.r ~ ~. go rput
~ Wing shat lao has lailhlully cuGrleg out his
contract.
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coed Eaou4h 10 Ho d oaner, On.

Judge lngraham decided yesterday 10 hold
William Mcconnell for eNtradition 10 san
Francisco on tho charge o. swindiiGE w. & J.
TSmbs The sI Eli I+,ys ronl nam Cit'
foTnia SO Tar are not exactly conventional. but
more are On their way.
The Clerk OF the Superior Court" said
Judge lngraham, ceTtiiles 10 the signature
OF the Judge Of the court, and the Judge certi-
hes that the clerks signature Is bona ilde.
sort Of mutual admiration society, no doubt
but still thlnk II sufficient"
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MANCHESTER la Dec. H.. mail pouch con-
talnlnE 90" letters hR, been stolen from the
Illinois Central depot here hrHtt for 81 ,+,D
n lafor "t Barr & Harr Manchester, IS sup
posed 10 he In the PoucE
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}. s. H. Clark Of Newark \ society man
henuhliean' aud Lumber dealer, has been APP
pointed by Guy. Werts Of New Jersey upon his
stan with the rank ~ Colonel He sli"ceois
toll r. L, MeanY who has been promoted 10
Judge Advocate General.
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I've 49, 81 urau MA4keslA Mineral spFihg WaisF
Is tuc puEsst aud p-st tIye a. Bell fbLLll
4 70, n vat 2ttl "a and Plan a. heg i0Tk, ave
al turthsE Information
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In the tailoring department We have erouned 10.
Eether various kinds the fabrics s25 0U and
s3OOO-suit or overcoat-worth $40 o.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17

dejrzenie, ze zostali otruci. Atoli ME
znaleziono sladu trucizny. Rano tego
dpia Borden, jej ojciec powr6cia do
domu i uda{ sic ma podw6rze, matka
zas przebra}a sic, chcac ist wizyta.
Ia ojcem wyszla Liza, a gdy wycho
dzil stajni, uderzy}a go tepem ma
rzedziem W glove i po}ozy&a tru-
penn. Po 10 lub Is minutach zaczela
robit krzyk, 20 ojciec zamordowany
zosta3, gdy sauga chcia&a zawiado
mic nieszczesciu pania Borden,
zualeziono i ia bez zyci~. Mloda kc.
beta dosta}a napadu histeryi, ale
ME wyda}a sic czy pope}ni&a to zbro'
dnie, ma kt6rej wykonanie potrzeba
by}o silnych nadzwyczaj nerwow
Ma suk ,iach jej ME znaleziono AM
kropli krwi, co naprowadza ma mysl
ze Liza spe}ni}a morderstwo rozebra
wszy sic ca}kiem. Historya ia re
czywiscie smutna ciekawa, pa1n,
przytem tajemniczosci poplatanycl
sytuacyj, byiaby dobrym tematen
dla jakiego nowelisty. Process ten mi
sic skohczy6 "a diva tygodnie, a inn
przepowiadaja, ze zabierze cztery ty
godnie czasu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17
ROdZicOb6iStWO.

New BEDFORD. Mass, 8 Czer.-
w poniedzia}ek rozpocza} sic tu po
nowny process panny Lily A. Bor
den, ktora zamordowala panne Ber.
to Manct ester. Sprawa ia, swojego
czasu g}osna, pelna jest tajemnic,
kt6re jesli sic wyiasnia, wykaza "a
razem, re panna Borden byaa krwi
sakoma. Pierwsza o6ara morderstwa
Lily by} J. Borden, jej ojciec, a
druga macocha jej, kt6ra wysz4a "a
MAJ, gdy Liza mia}a cztery lata. W
domu by3y dwie corki, Ema i Liza
w dhiu, W ktorym dokona'
no morderstwa Ema wysz{a domu'
z macccb4 swa Liza zawsze sic kao'
ella, poniewaz zmusza}a ona jej oJ.
ca, aby czes6 swego majatku zapisa'
ma siostre macochy. Liza urodzi3a sig
W r. 1850. Ona jej siostra miaay pc
$4,000 kapita}u, kt6re to pieniadze
dai i'm ojciec. Kiedy morderstwo by
10 dokonane wszyscy domownlcJ
byli chorzy, co naprowadzi}o ma po
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17
MORDOWANIE STRAJKER0W.
KAPITALISCI BEZKARNIE BIJA
RobOtnikow, ktorzy dopominajq sic o
sprawiedliwoSc-Polacy mai.
wiecej ucierpieli.

LEMoNr, Ill; Is Czerwca.-
Wzeszlym tygodniu zastrajkowali tu
robotnicy W kamienio&omach PREY
kopaniu ksnsiu, sytuaoya ia
dniem kazdym sic pogarsza}a. Az
wreszcie, W piatek d. 8 Maja, przy-
szfo do krwawego zajscia miedzy
strajkierami ludzmi szeryfa. B6ika
miaia miejsce W po}udnie, pad}y W
niej trey csoby, oprocz znacznej
liczby poranionych. Jak wiadomo W
kamieniolomach tych pracuja pre-
waznie polacy, to tez W spisie ran.
nych i zabitych spotykamy sic
nazwiskami polskimi. Nazwiska
zabitych ME So nam znane, chociaz
sa to napewno polacy. Z rannych So:
1T. Wesolowski przestrzelony przez
glove; T. Moroski, przestrzelony
przez pluca, umrze; M. Berger,
przestrzelony przez nerki, umrze; A.
kala przestrzelony przez biodra; M.
Michal, przestrzelony przez biodra;
lG. Karski przez. p}uco, umrze; Woi.
Lewandowski przez reke; j. Pho.
trowski przez kolano; M. Salecki,
Iprzez p}uco, umrze. Pr6cz tych Jan
Kluga, zwrotniczy kolei Santa Fe
zosta& przestrzelony zupeInie przy-
padkowo, gdy byl prey piracy ma swo.
em stanowisku. w piatek, ii. W
dniu potyczki poczeli sic juz zbiera6
ludzie, ably rozpatrzec sic W sytu-
acyi. T}umy co chwile wzrasta&y. By
10 tam najwiecej kamieniarzy miejs-
cowych ale byli takze z mimi przy-
byli strajkierzy z Lockport, Romeo
Jobiet. o &. 10 casy tium ruszyl
ku po}udniowi i po chwili skrecili sic
wszyscy sciezka po dw6ch a dw6ch
do miejsca gdzie pracowali nieunij-
nj robotnicy, chcac ich wyprze6 cd
piracy. Ci byli pod protekcya ludzi
szeryfa. Gdy straj jkierzy zblizyli sic
ma $50 krok6w szeryf kazal dad
ognia. w szeregach strajkierow pablo
kilku powstalo zamieszanie. Ludzie
szeryfa byli jak W fortecy W kamie.
nioaomach, straj kerry zas byli po.
prostu wystawieni ma otwarty
ogieh. Musieli vice szukat oparcia
= kryjac sic poza drzewami strzelali
. dalej. Ale wnet musieli ustapi6, po
7 zostawiajac wielka liczbe ran.
4 Inych. Gubernator dowiedziawszy
sic O zajsciu krwawem, natychmiast
. kaza1 szeryfowi sic usuna6, ME chcac
dalszej rze4i ludzkiej. Strajkier6w
. aresztowano trzydziestu odeslanc
! ich do wiezienia W Springfield. Obec'
ME pracuja tam ludzie pod protek
Icya stanowej milicyi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17
BANKRUCTWA.

New York. Firma Kuhn, Doerf.
finger & Go.
Cincinnati, O.-Citizeus National
Bank.
Sioux City, Ia-Union Stock
Yards State Bank. Niedobor $685.
14O.
Corvallis, Or.-Prywatny bank
"Job" Co.
Wilmington, O.-Wskutek "a.
wieszenia wyp}at W banku Citizens
National W Hillsboro, zamknieto
takze tutejszy.
Boston.-Josiah B. Kendoll. Me.
dob6r $279,446.
Milwaukee, Visit. H. Brown
Go, fabrykanci powoz6w. NiedoboI
$75,OOO.
Lansing, Mil.-Upad& Ingham
County Savings Bank.
Salt Lake, Utah.-Park City
Bank zawiesi} wyplaty. Niedobo1
$4,000.
Omaha, Neb.-Bank stanowy "a
wiesi} wyp}aty banku McCague.
Mankoto, Kas.--Bank Barr Oak
Niedob6r $4,000.
Kansas City.-Bank Ludowy
majac niedoboru $4,000.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17

WASHINGTON, Is Czerwca. -
Ksiaze Veragua juz ME jest urzedo-
wynn gosciem rzadu. Podrozowac te-
raz bedzie incognito.
w hutach zelaznych Henry Clay'a
W Reading, Pa, przysz}o do zacietej
b6]ki pomiedzy wegrami strajkera-
mi. Dw6ch wegrow zostaso zabitych,
kilku rannych. Policya aresztowa'
Ia 80 os6b.
COLUMBUS, O., Is Czerwca.-
Ma w. J. Elliotta, aresztanta, rzuci1
sic drugi wlezieh, imieniem Varney
| i pokaleczywszy twarz jego, wyla} ma
niego fiaszke witryolu. Elliott zosta'
tax niebezpiecznie poparzony, ze
zwatpiono o jego wyleczeniu.
w leslie niedaleko White Horse
ma rezerwacyach indyahskiego pie
mienia Cherokee, przysz}o do krwa
wei b6jzi pomiedzy zo}nierzami
banda rabusiow kolejowych. Zo}nie
RE zostali pobici. Wys}ano kilka cd
dzia}6w wojska ma pomoc Okla
horny.
| NEW YORK, Is Czerwca.-Szes
ciopietrowy budynek PREY ul. Mont
gomery, sta} sic W zeszay wtorel
pastwa p}omieni. w budynk'
by}y same warsztaty krawieckie, '
kt6rych pracowa}o podowczas oko}
$50 os6b. z tel liczby cztery osob..
sic spalily, kilka zosta1o poparzo
nych. Poszkodowanymi So przewaz
ME zydzi rosyjscy, kt6rzy ten warsz
tat prowadzili. Ogieh powsta{ po
schodami cd piedopa!onego papiero
sa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17
R6zNYCH STRON KRAJU.

WASHINGTON, Is czer. = W Po.
wrocie do Indyj, zatrzyma1 sic tutaj
DR.. G.. G. Mojunibar Kalkuty, kto'
~ by} delegatem ma kongres leka'
rzy " Chicago. WYrazi} on opinie,ze
cholera ME przedostanie sic do Anne
ryki, poniewaz tax tutaj jak W Eu
ropie przestrzegaja wszelkich ostroz
nose.
New YORK, 16 czer.-W Albany