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The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05

Since farming has become so popular
in Western Kansas. our county attorney
has caught the infection and decided to
do some farming about the college
grounds. He therefore called at a
prominent seed house of this city last
winter and purchased an assortment Of
choice.l seeds suitable to this cli-
mate. Next morning he aroused his
household from their slum bers. and call
ing his children about him said: ''My
dears. have resolved that we will have
the most delicious watermelons. and
have them early. and in great abund-
ance." Then he went forth and prepaI-
ed bed close by the hydrant where he
could water the vines copiously and
make the melons grow large and juicy.
On completing the preparation for seed
ing. he sent one of the children into the
returned. and turned over TO its ruddy-
faced father parcel of black. three-cor-
nered seeds. shaped somewhat like a
shoe-peg. The lawyer bad not the re-
hottest idea what watermelon seed
looked like. but took il for granted that
his precocious infant had selected the
right kind. and they were duly planted.
Day after day he went out and beamed
on that watermelon patch, the warmth
Of his countenace may not have materi-
ally assisted in terminating the seed,
but be that as il may, soon appeared
tender leaves breaking through the earth.
Every night he covered the young plants
with blankets and quilts TO keep them
from freezing, and they continued to
grow most luxuriantly. until last Sunday,
when he CHANGED 10 learn that the plants
were eff the genus helianthUs, or Kansas
suntiower. This is why the headlight is
not beamiug so brilliantly as of yore.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05

DR.. Rose returned this week from an
extended trip through Texas. He was
in Huston last Sunday, and says they
were having quite rain while he was
there.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05

Hose Company No. l will hold spe-
cial meeting Monday night at City Hall
7:3O sharp. All members are requested
to be present, as important business will
come before this meeting.
J. T. TATE, il.
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LIST OF LHNDS IN
FORD COUNTY, KANSAS
OWNED AND FOR SALE By
G. NJ HOOVER. OF DODGE CITY, KANSAS.

years ats per
S sa s:s So s, all fenced
s @ Dodge City; never failing Price, $3.50
ss can remain years "a. at per cent; balance cash
miles northwest o, Dodge City pse I s sTe ns po na
land rrae unuprov. miles
northwest years
Dodge
cultivation house,
and we'll under ss ditch with lateral through land
per from
this but good pIow land miles
No 40 s state can remain yss @ per cash
miles south WsS, ta.n and 81 a n @ s anu T @
sase,ca nrenans years per balance cash
Nos sels rs 100 miles of
wears ago Price Tn @ hs u acres has been prsa some
chaser
Island
e S m n ta Rock s ess and
Terms 500 cash balance to suit
unfmpd
and s all good evs. land @ A "es
$500 Terms mortgage years paa
," A .,,-
apes' % s s s:Ss east
s l s oa hocs a nu r. r. Price 500 Terms $50 cash. balance mortgage " '
r s =: & @ r a a" s T GOD S Ds
o S's aE. p 4se 81 sss % o @ Ps:
IS os man, 1a5s s Mssr: 4 aFo5se
Z miles
about broke nice po
lsmIess oushwessotD
Dodge City, miles northwest .s Of Ss station OH nS al land r
mss i 81 A. good
UnnrTove
Al Iss so A. uniTp PRO IL miles south .; the 2a ct
cent bal
80 as ss ] 6 @ ss s gs
o. and Buckm: quarters
Balance S n0as sa 10 sh ana quar-
ter: II: 5ae1 s5' i s Tea p 6a
knsorn station on Rock Island Price Terms
Ses
balance mortgage at per cent i''' year, to
Sos
SoI S ss MIL 81 ha both sason an Roc a r R PT -:
Terms 500 cash balance m0r,sass at cent 10 y sh one
section @ s s H 5or stations
Terms s due state each quarter can
% A. good Ss I : so9t 99 os
800 cash balance msase per cent years @ -
Terms 81" cash. balance mortgage at per cent to
So 81 100 A. good land no improvements
purchas
4;
lto5 o 3
Bloom station
rcen
81 s5sss see I @ ss 9 Ss
Ito rst
rcent,l o
dmustbe oIdfor Icash.
Where parties all cash. will allow cent discount
deferred except on such tracts as are
school
addition lands have for sale OF
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05

Negotiations have been pending for
some time between the Rock Island rail-
way system and w. W. Munsell, manager
of the Dodge City. MOntezuma Il Trini-
dad railway company, in which very
advantageous offer was submitted to the
former company to induce that corpora
ton to continue the same regular service
on the latter road. but so far no arrange
ments have been made. We are advised
that train service on the Montezuma line
will be considerably reduced for while.
though Mr.. Munsell informs us he will
do all he can consistently with the H.
teresc of stockholders for accommodation
Of patrons of the road. One party at
Montezuma has arranged with him to
transport ten car loads of freight to east
ern markets in the near future. He says
the reduction of service was not to coerce
Montezuma into voting bonds to further
extend the road.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05

To BEGIN WITH-You have been
wondering how much it would cost to go
to the Worlds Fair. The price of tick
ct from Dodge City TO Chicago ard re-
turn, via Santa Fe Route, is s35.45.
Tickets on sale April 18th. 1898, TO Oct.
31st, 1898 inclusive. with final return
limit of November 18th. 1898. Quickest
time and best accommodations via Santa
Fe Route. Passengers are landed in
the heart of Chicago, close 10 hotels. ca
BILE cars. and elevated roads. Call on
Fred Gardner local agent at Dodge City,
and ask for free illustrated folder, de-
scribing Worlds Fair building and how
to see the sights to best advantage.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05

Rev. Glendening, of Pratt. will preach
at the Presbyterian church next Saturday
evening, Sunday morning and evening
at the usual hours. The Saturday even
ing sermon will be in the nature of a
preparatory lecture. preceding reception
of members, and meeting Of the session
will be held Immediately after the ser
mon TO receive members, as there are
some who desire TO unite with the church.
Sunday morning. after the preaching.
there will be communion services. All
members are especially invited to be
present. Sunday School at $50 in the
morning as usual. The PRAYER meetings,
which have been discontinued during
the protracted meeting at Nc Cartys opera
house, have been resumed every Thurs
day evening as usual.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05

exposition. 1t may be necessary that
the names of those who desire to enjoy
this hospitality and the dates upon which
they will visit this beautiful home by
the lakes be compiled and forwarded to
Muskegon. 1t will doubtless be more
convenient to Mr.. and Mrs. SOper to
know how many guests they will have the
privilege of entertaining. and the dates
when they will arrive. We will therefore
ask such to hand in their names as soon
as possible. All those who expect to at
tend the exposition will therefore leave
their names at this office at the earliest
convenience.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05
HaIlett's Racket Store.
LOCAL BREVITIES.'

q. V. Bartlett has taken the sprinkllns
wagon and is operating it in fine style.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05

TAKE THE SANTA FE UTE:-FOr
the annual conclave grand commandery
Knights of Kansas, at Topeka.
Kansas. May 9th to 18th. One and one
third fare, on certificate plan. Annual
meeting Kansas state Sunday school as
ISOLATION, at Lawrence. Kansas, May Sth
to 18th. Tickets on sale May 9TH to
10th. See Fred Gardner, Agent. Santa
Fe Route.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05

brides parents. Thursday evening, April
9th. 1898, by Rev. S. E. Busser, Mr..
George E. Cazaly and Miss Louise Wa
tiers, both of this city. When two hearts.
wandering in separate paths.
have found each other. and 4 new home
is instituted. around which the ivy Of
promise and hope is entwined. we de-
light to give our approval and chronicle
the event, as a golden event of our social
history. The above contracting parties
are well and favorably known in Dodge
City. Mr.. Cazaly has for number of
years been reliable and highly esteemed
employe OF Santa Fe company. He has
made many friends, not only among his
co-laborers, but also among the citizens,
and his genial nature has made pleas
ant impression on every one. Miss Wa
tiers has been the chief delivery clerk in
the post Office so long, that every one
who receives mail at Dodge City, will
miss her sunny presence from the win
dow. By her winsome ways in society,
and her cheerful acceptance of. every
task for the good of others, and active
influence towards q brighter and more
hopeful aspect of life, she has drawn
around her large circle of friends, who
unite in wishing her much joy. The
wedding was quiet and informal. yet
surrounded by all those aids and embel-
lishments, that give an air of romance
to marriage. The bride was attired in
white silk. trimmed with lace and rib
bons. and the bridal veil and wreath, Of
richest design and most elegant finish,
came from far of Germany. The cere-
mouy used was made to cluster about
the ring, which by its beautiful symbol
ism, taught the true objects of matri.
mony, and united their hearts in IN in
dissoluble relationship. John O'Day, d
The Santa Fe Company, was groonsaan
and Miss Alvina Berg wss bridesmaid
and it1was remarked, that with such abl<
and attractive suppoH, any en- could
get married. Miss Anna Owen played Z
wedding march from one Of the 1astsr
Of music, in the refrain e which tht
words were spoken that made Two heaEu
one and started . new home IN Dodgl
City. Aftar tie ceremony, de guest
Wese invited 70 the disiag room. Whssv
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05

A cable from London, dated last Sat-
urday. stated that they have only had
one shower of .25 Of inch since January
1st, 1898. This is less moisture than
they ever had any record of. which is
about two hundred years ago. In France
there has not been so dry a season since
1888. This drouth is said to have ex-
tended over most of Europe and Asia.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05

Friday evening. May 18th, the theater
goers of Dodge City will have an opor-
tunity of seeing o. II. Hoyts farce comedy
entitled 1.-The Rag Baby" now in its
eighth successful season. This will be
the first Of Hoyts plays that has been
given here. Don't forget the date Fri
day evening May 18th.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05

Miss Grace Crittenden, of Wellsboro,
Pa, an old college classmate of Mrs. W.
T. Watson, is here on a visit to that
lady.
Rev. S. E. Busser received q telegram
calling him east on important business,
which compells him to postpone the serv-
ice in the opera house. which was an
nounced for next Sabbath evening. He
regrets this but can't avoid it. Further
announcement will be made next week.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05

proving.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24
NOtatki telegrafczne
z zagranicy.

= Ma p6}wyspie Korei
(Azya) o. Jozean, misyonarz
francuzki, zosta} strasznie po-
bity przez t}um fanatykow'
Lada chwila umrze.
= Ksiaze Roland Bonapar,
te przybywa ma wystaws DO
Chicago.
= Sir G.. R. Dibbs, pierw-
sly minister Novel Po1udnio,
wei Walii (Australia), zban-
krutowal. Pomimo to-. zaj-
mule sw6j urzad.
= Do Hamburga przyby{
hiszpa6ski parowiec Malaga"
z jednym wypadkiem cholery
ma pok{adzle.
= Gladstone zbiera W po.
niedzia}ek W Londynie mityng
przedstaNicieli swej partyl W
celu om6wieuia waanych kwe-
styi programowych.
= Hiszpania i Portugalia
zawar}y re soba traktst han
dlowy.
Z Paryza donosza, IL wa
kujace miejsce W Akademil
francuzkiej otrzyma{ znany
pisarz ipolityk Challemel La
Cour. Powiejciopisarz natu'
ralistyczny Zola, ubiegajacy
sic oddawna o krzes}o W Aka
demii otrzyma} - l gsos.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24
ZfOzenie do grObu zwfok
Ferry'egO Visible.

PARYz, 23go marca. =
Zw}oki Ferry'ego zostaly dis
z}ozone do grobu z honorami
W St. Die. Wszystkie maga-
zyny W miescie by}y zamknis-
te, latarnie uliczne zapalone /
s}upy latarni okryte kreps.
Setki ludzi z okolicy przyby4y
ma pogrzeb. WieceJ niz 800
wie6c6w znaidowa}o sic ma
trumnie. Sen. Demole jen.
Tricoche wypowiedzieli przed
zlozeniem zwlok do grobu mo-
wy pogrzbowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24
TelegramF KrajoVe.
Ze StOlicy ZwiazkOwej.

WASHINGTON, 22-go marca.
W Senacie zalatwiaja sic spra'
wy biezace, pomiedzy kt6remi
najg}6wniejsze So zatwierdze'
MIA nominacyi prezydenta.
Tych zawsze jest niezmiernie
wiele. = Minister finans6w
widocznie stanowczo jest zde'
cydowany trzymae sic scisle
regu} o s}uzbie cywilnej W
mysl Clevelanda. Jeden z bar.
dzo wplywoWych senator6w
polecil do departamentu ma
agenta specyalnego pewnego
znanego i wp}ywowego demo.
krate. Urzad ten przynosi S6
dziennie. Ow Senator prosi},
ably W tym wypadku ME OBJ
stawac przy TEN, by kandydat
podda} sic egzaminowi, ale
Carlisle oswiadczy}, re bez e.
gzaminu otrzymac posady Mkt
ME moze. Take dis Carlisle
powiedzia1, re mic go ME zdo1a
sk}onie do znlesienia jakiej'
kolwiek ustawy .dobrej, cho.
ciazby przez republikan6w "a
prowadzonej.
Wszyscy delegaci do osta'
tniei konferencyi monetarnej
miedzynarodowej zresygnowa-
Ii. Cz1onkowie kongresu ss-
dza, re prezydent ma ponowne
zebranie konferencyi W Bru.
kseli posle komisys dla repre-,
zentowania Ameryki. Ponie'
waz Ameryka pierwsza poda3a
plan konferencyi, przeto tez
musi wysy}at swych delega.
tow, dopoki jakkikol~iek ma
rod uzna jeszcze zgromadzenie
jake "a potrzebne.
Stara sic takze o urzad.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, % mar-
ca. Donoszs dzisiaj, re j. Scott
Harrison, brat byaego prey.
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TeIesTamy zagraniezne.
Zn6WaWantury W Izbie
deputOWanych W Paryzu.

PAEYz, % marca. = Dzis
zn6w byly W Izbie deputowa-
nych gwa}towne burzliwe see
ny, zako6czone, jak zwykle,
zwycieztwem : lapOwniczej
iej wiskszosci. Wystapn z in
terpelacya bulanzysta Millevo-
lie. Pragna} on cd rzadu wy
iasnienia: co zamierza dalej
czynes W sprawie panamskiej.
Zapytywal on: Go sic dzieje
zRouvierem, ,kt6ry zada} wzia1
cd Komp. panamskiej $4,000
fr., iakoby ma potrzeby rzadus
jake prawo ma Rad wymagaG
cd os6b lub korporacyi prywa-
tnych pieniedzy dla siebies
Dla czego Herr ME jest dotsd
pod sadem we Francyi? Nova
ia wywo}a}a zwyk}e sceny
gwaltownego wzburzenia W L.
bic. Odpowiada1 ma MIA mini
ster sprawiedliwosci Bourgeois
(kt6ry iuz cofnsi swa rezygna
cye), jak zwykle, wykrecajac
sic og6lnikami = i uazywajac
interpelant6w nwrogami RE
czypospolitej". W najwie-
kszym halasie Izba postanowi-
Ia precise do porzadku dzien-
nego, co oznacza zwycieztwo
interpelowanego rzadu. Ma
tenn jednak awantury sic ME
sko6czy}y. Dep. Roche o ma,
10 piescia ME pObn ministra
Bourgeois "a to, ze W ciagu
swej mowy wyrazi6 sic mia} o
MIN krzywdzaco. Dep. de Pra.
dine przedstawi} zn6w wniosek
o rozwiazanie Izby. Opono-
wal przeciw temu PREF. mini
str6w Ribot. Dyskusya zn6w
zaognila sic przeszla ma pa
namskie kwestye. Ostatecznie
jednak postanowiono 314 81.
przeciw 2OOtu mad ia kwestya
precise do porzadku dzienne-
go.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24
zebrak Murzyn W Warszawie.

q przejezdzajacej przez Warszwe
zagranicznej trupy szansonist6w, ola
braku srodkow ma dalsza podr6z po-
zosta}o tam szesciu murzyn6w. DIE
XII ofarnosci og6}u pieciu Mich zdo'
la}o W kohcu uda6 sic W droge, jeden
wszakze, najmniej zasobny widocz-
ME, James Coor, do dis tula sic po
bruku. Biedny Murzyn godzien jest
pozalowania, obdarty wynedznialy,
krazy po ulicach, wyciaga reke i ge-
stami prosi ja}muzne, pokazujao, ze
mu gs6d i zimno dokucza. Coor jest
angielskim poddanym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24

wpadla W koryto sasiedniej
rzeki. = Obawiaja sic z tego
powodu wylewu, ktory moze
zrzadzie W okolicy ogromne
szkody. Wypadek przypisujs
podziemnemu dzialaniu sasie.
dniego wulkanu solara, kt6ry
juz jest czynny cd pewnego
czasu. Dwanascie os6b ultra
clio W tel katastrofe zycie, Ka'
mienie spadajace wzgorza "a
billy take wiele byd}a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24
ROk ~.
Nikczemne zarty Szwaba
nauczyciela.

Czytamy W ,,Strazy Polskiei", wy
chodzacej W Bydgoszczy Masterpieces
korespondencye kolonii Wilczak
(schleusenau) pod Bydgoszcza:
,,Dnia % z. m. wezwal protestant.
XII nauczyciel Koehlmann, LEGACY 20
lata wieku, zatrudniony przy tutej-
szej szkole symultannej, W godzinie
rachunkowej W klasie chsopca Wal
demera Netzera, aby przyni6sl wo-
dy W spluwaczke. Podczas, gdy chic
pieo spesnias rozkaz pedagoga, zapy-
tax sic tenze, czy dzieci juz widziaiy
Papieza. Te odpowiedziasy przeczaco.
Wtedy to pan nauczyciel wziai lei
kowate nakrycie spluwaczki, a VISA
dziwszy je uozniowi Fritzowi Ney-
manowi ma glove, rzeki szyderczym
smiechem: ,,Widzicie, tax wyglada
Paplez!" Ewagellckle dzlecl Wybu-
chly g}osnym smiechem, drwinkujac
sobie po swojemu, podczas gdy kato.
lickie dzieci zarumienione i zawsty.
dzone pred siebie patrzaiy. Uczeh
zdja} nakrycie spluwaczki gsowy i
postawil je ma swoje miejsoe; pan ma.
uczyciel jednak jeszcze raz mu je
na glove wsadzi3, robiac to same
szydercze uwagi. Ia sama szkola "
klasie miesci obraz Marcina Lutrs,
kt6rego pomimo zaaaleh, zanoszonych
do inspektora powiatowego kr6L. re-
jencyi, dotychczas ME usunieto%
Wiadomost ia istotnie przejmie o.
burzeniem kazdego katolika. Pan
stwo, ktore ma podobne zniewazanie
WARY W szkole pozwala, latwo docze.
kac sic moze- nastepnego pokolenia
bez Boga, bez sumienia i uczciwo-
Sci. h
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24
Naiwieksze W swiecie bibli0teki.

Najwieksze W swiecie bibliotekf.
Najwieksza W swiecie biblioteka
jest dotad Biblioteka narodowa W
Paryzu, posiada bowiem CORA 2 mi
liony drukowanych dziei okolo 200
tysiecy rekopis6w. Po niej ida: nBri-
tish- Museum W Londynie, mieszcza-
ce 100000 tom6w, oraz ,,Biblioteka
Cesarska" W Petersburgu, ktora liczy
przesz}o million tom6w. Biblioteka
kroIewska W Monachium obejmuie
100000 tom6w, berlihska 100000,
drezdehska, oraz biblioteka uniwer-
sytecka W Getyndze po 100000,
wiedehska tylko 100000 tomow.
british Museum, ktore, jak wiado-
mo, nietylko jest biblioteka, lecz po.
siada nadto bogate zbiory, starozy-
tnosci i history naturalnej dotyczace,
wydaJe corocznle sWoJe sprawozoa'
uie. q niego to wlasnie dowiadujemy
sic, il W r. 1891 zwiedzi}o Muzeun
S9O,S2O os6b; tych lS9,3l0 os6b
uzytkowalo czytelni, poslugujac sic
1,269,720 ksiazkami. Muzeum bry-
tyjskie otrzymuje czesto bogate po.
darunki, pomnazajace jego zbiory.
Swiezo mr. Tomasz Kealy falling "a
pisa} mu W testamencie swoim zbi6r
marek pocztowych. bedacy jedynym
W swoim rodzaju szacowany ma
1,2o0,0O0 frank6w. zapisodawca
przeznaczy} nadto rente roczna "
sumie $4,000 frank6w ma urzadzenie
specyalnego oddzialu dla marek po-
cztowych i ma jego konserwacye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24
Podwojne samob0jstwo W Monte
Carlo.

N1oEA, % marca. = Dwaj
Amerykanie, pochodzscy z
New Orleans, La, spe}nili
dis W parku szulerni Monte
Carlo = podw6jne samob6j-
stwo. Nazwiska ich So WE'LL
i Robb. Cd kilku dni grail
oni grubo W Casino, a we
wtorek W srode stracili bar
dzo znaczne sunny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24
Zgromadzenie sadu rOzjemezego
W sprawie mora Behringa.

PARYz, % marca. DIS
odby}o sic W Gmachu ministe-
ryum spraw zagranicznych ze-
branie sadu rozjemczego w
sprawie sporu co do po1owu
fox ma morzu Behringa. Sesye
otworzy} francuzki minister
spraw zagranicznych DeVelle,
kt6ry W kr6tkiej przemoWie
vital wszystkich obecnych
przedstawicieli pa6stw obcych.
Przedstawiono upowaznienie
] zalatwiono formalnosci. Pre-
zydentem zosta} obrany bar. de
Courcelles.. Nastepnie sesya
zosta}a odroczona do 4 kwiet-
MIA, a do tego czasu sedzioWie
zbadaja drukowane przedsta-
wienia sprawy, z1ozone przez
Anglie i stany zjednoczone.
Cd Ago kwietnia sesye beda
sic odbywa}y codziennie. Roz-
prawy W sa1zie sa prowadzone
W jezyku angielskim; dziennik
prowadzony jest po angielsku
i po francuzku. Po posiedze-
niu wszyscy cz}onkowie sadu
zlozyli uroczysta wizyts PREF.
Carnotowi.
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Zapadniecie sic Wzgorza.
PANAMA, Columbia, % ma

PANAMA, Columbia, % mar
ca. - Wzg6rek, znany pod ma
zwa Guiz Iona, po3ozony ME
daleko Popayan, dis zapad2
sic nagle : zniknsa. Jua cd
kilku dni slychaG by}o g3uche
grzmoty podziemne W okolicy
wzg6rza; nagle dis rano wzgo-
RE poruszylo sic i z ogromnym
4oskotem zapad}o. Przy tel
okolicznosci masa ziemi wyle-
ciala W powiotrze, a Geese jej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24
Krolowa Wiktorya we FlOrencyi.

FLoRENoYA, 23go marca. =
Kr6lowa Wiktorya, ksiezna
Beatrice ksiaze Henryk bat,
tenbergski przybyli dis do
Florencyi i zostali przyjeci ma
stacy kolejowej przez ksiecia
Aosta, bratanka krola Hum.
berta w jego imieniu. Oddzia}
karabinieroW kroleWskich od-
prowadzl kr6lowe angielska i
jej towarzysz6w do Villa Pal
mieri.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24

Szwajcaryi 81, Wielkiej Bry-
tamil 4O46, a z innych KRAKOW
1852.
Do Baltimore przybylo 81
os6b, do Bostonu 1 Charlie
stown W Massachusetts, 7O3, do
New Orleans As, do New
Yorku 1885, do Philadel-
phil 1914, do San Francisco
$40.
,,Salonisci' CORA
PETERSBURG, Colo. % mar.
W}asciciele piwiar6 W ten
miescie.. ..niezmierny wp}yw ma
ia: okaza}o sic to przy miano'
waniu kandydat6w ma Z urzs-
dow miejskich. Miasteczko to
liczy 800 mieszka6c6w najroz-
maitszych narodowoSci, a jest
W MEM 9 ,,saloon6w". Ot6z z
9 w}ascicieli tych wyszynk6w,
osmiu otrzyma}o nominacye
ma Z miejskich urzed6w. Tyl.
ko ma urzad pisarza kandydat
ME jest ,,saloonista".
z legislatury Stanu.
SPRINGFIELD, % marca.
W Izbie posl6w dzisiaj pred
stawili sic pos}om pu}kownicy
nowomianowani przez guber.
natora, a mianowicie Henry
F. Donavan i John G.. Neu.
meister. Pierwszy mich by4
w uniformie.
Guburnator W pismle swo'
jem poleci} zniesienie arzed6w
komisarzy rybo1ostwa, depar'
tamentu geologicznego i sadu
dla pretensyj. So to zdaniem
Altgelda urzedy niepotrzebne,
a kosztowne.
Debatowano takze mad no.
wynn wnioskiem do przymuso'
wei ustawy szkolnej. Wick
szoscia 70 g}os6w przeciw 2
wykrsloeno dodatek o przy-
musowem nauczaniu elemen.
tarnem W jezyku angielskim,
azeby dozwolic takze W in
nych jezykach pobierat nauki
W pewnych przedmiotach.
w Senacie wniesiono kilka
nowych blow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24
Audyencya ksieznej WALTZ u
Oica SW.

RzYM, % marca. - Ojclec
sw. przyjmowa} dis ma uro-
czystej audyencyl ksiezna Wa
lii, zone nastepcy tronu angiel-
skiego, wraz z jej c6rkami
ksiezniczkami Wiktorya i
Maud, D synem ksieciem York
i ich swits. Przyjecie by}o
bardzo swietne i pe}ne uroczy-
stosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24
Piatek, dnia q Marca 1898 r.

wsta6cy zdobyli zn6w miasto
Allegreta. w walce, kt6ra
tego powodu stoczyli, zosta}o
zabitych 40 mieszka1c6w. Wal
ka by}a krwawa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24
Starcie ma granicy Kr0lestWa.


WIEDEh, % marca. - Par
tya galicyjskich wioscian emf
grant6w, chcia}a sic przedo-
stac przez granice rosyjska do
Kr6lestwa. Spotkali ich stra,
znicy pograniczui rosyjscy =
usi}owali przeszkodzi6 przej-
sciu. Przysz}o do oreznego
starcia. Rezultat by} taxi, re
kilku wloscian zosta}o zabi-
tych, z pozosta}ych zas pewna
liczba utone}a W Whsle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24
Aleksieiew umarf.

MosKwA, % marca. = Bur-
mistrz m. Moskwy Aleksiejew,
ma kt6rego onegdaj uczyni3 "a
mach nihilista Adrianow, ,umaH
dis W nocy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-24
Omylif sic.

sedzia: Oskarzony! Ola czego rzu.
Giles sic ma oskarzyciela tax strasz-
ME go pobiies.
= Panic sedzio, prosze mi wyba-
czyc.... Bysem pijany : i omyi-
lem sic. Myslalem, re to-. moja
iona.