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The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
PROTECTION TESTIMONY.
Facts Brought Out Before the Ways and
 Means Committee.

Facts Brought Out Before the Ways and
 Means Committee.
 The tariff hearings before the ways and means committee of the house have come to an end without showing that the country has the slightest yearning for that great reform" which is said to have been demanded by the verdict of last November. A large majority of the gentlemen who appeared before the committee argued for retention, not an abolition, of du- ties, and, what is morc they had the . figures to show that their arguments were just and reasonable. It is anus ing to note that one of them is the pro- prictor of a democratic newspaper in Cleveland which has been preaching free trade. This demonstrates how far d man may be carried by a party cry and how little sincerity there is in the propaganda. Whatever the Cleveland CTS views may be on the general sub ject of protection, he is most emphatic in declaring that the duties on lead ores should be retained. His paper has probably often made sport of the pro- test against the 'pauper labor of Eu- rope" but this does not prevent him from deprecating competition with the ''peon labor of Mexico"
 The hearings have strengthened the cause of protection as in the nature of things they were bound to. There has never been any testimony on the other side. In lieu of it we have had essays by dogmatic doctrinaires, some of whom arc drawing salaries in colle- giatc institutions where they live in al- most complete isolation from the world, while others have taken to poli- tics and spouted from the stump. The former know almost nothing of the struggle for life except what they read in their free trade books, and would sacrifice flesh and blood to statistics which prove nothing The latter are more calculating but quite as innocent of any knowledge of business. They arc both great at pamphlet making,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
Mall For the Striu,

ARKANSAS CGTY, Kan, Sept. 3O.- Final arrangements were made by Postmaster Nelson, of this city, for the delivery of mail to the towns in the strip on the Santa Fe. Since the open ing of the strip large pile of mail matter has accumulated at the post office in this city and has been held by the postmaster until yesterday when he made arrangements for it's delivery to the various towns south of here. w. G. Jones was selected to carry the mail to Santa Fc and act as temporary postmaster, F.. l.. Lane to Cross, D. W. Peel, son of Congressman Peel, to Xiii dare, and w. l., Bowen to Blackwell.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
OKLAHOMA STATEHOOD.
Delegates Assemble at Purcell, I. T., in
 COnsihernbIe Force.

PURCELL, ]. T., Oct. 2.-The first statehood convention ever held in the Indian territory met here Saturday with 300 delegates present and was called to order by Hon. Sydney Clark. w. A. Ledbetter, of Ardmore, was elected temporary chairman.
 James E. Humphrey was elected per manent chairman, w. A. Ledbetter, vice president; Henry Bixlcr, secretary; Lewis HOrnbeck, assistant secretary.
 The resolutions adopted were quite lengthy, and dealt with the disad. vantages under which the territory is suffering because of the want of state hood.
 The utmost harmony prevailed, and after perfecting arrangements to meet at Oklahoma City, October 10, to dis cuss matters pertaining to statehood, the convention adjourned.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
ARGENTINE PEACEFUL.
Ii Is Reported, That:the Rebels Have LHi'
 Down Their Arms.


 BUESos AYREs, Oct. 2.-The Argen- tine government claims to have re- ccived information to the effect that the revolution in this republic may be considered almost at an end. 1t is an nounced officially that Rosario. the headquarters of the revolutionists on the coast where the government iron clad Independencia Saturday capt ured the rebel ironclad Andes, has capitulatcd to the govern ment force. All the rebel leaders at Rosario are said to have been taken prisoners, and the rebels are reported to have laid down their arms.
 While this dispatch is believed to be true, so many contradictory stories have been circulated during the course of the revolution that it should be re- membered that this announcement comes entirely from government sources
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
THE PAPERS OBEYED.
No Reports Printed of the Case of Van
 HoutPn vs. Morse.

Houten vs. Morse.
 BosToN, Sept. 3O.-The injunction laid upon the newspapers by Judge Barker, of the supreme court, forbid ding any report or comment on the breach of promise case of Van Houton vs Morse, was obeyed, and the morn ing papers contain no report of the case.
 Judge BarlIer's action is the talk of the town. Among the lawyers it is believed that there has been an under standing among the justices of the courts, that hereafter cases are to be tried in the courts and not in the news papers," as one of the legal fraternity nutS if
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
REVOLT OF CONNECTS.
Several Guards Hurt in the Kansas Peni-
 tentiary.

LEAvESwoRTH, Kan, Oct. 9. - II leaked out here that serious mutiny occurred at the Kansas penitentiary, during which several guards were se' verely hurt. A few mornings ago Guard Fernes, formerly of Sumner county, attempted to reprove a convict, when he suddenly turned and knocked him to the Loor. The convict im- mediately sprang on Fernes, strik- ing him about the head, and at tempted to secure his arms At the same time a convict struck another guard down, and the revolt became general in that part of the prison. An old guard, who did not lose his head sounded n general alarm, bringing on all the guards, and by great effort the mutiny was quelled.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
Football Challenge Accepted.

LAWRENCE, Kan, Oct. "A tele- gram received here to-day from the manager of the football team sf the Minnesota state university accepts the challenge of the Kansas university men to play at Minneapolis, Saturday, October II. The Kansas boys have been training ever since the first days of the school year and are in excellent condition.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
The Dose Given to Marion Hedgcpeth,
 Train Robber.

ST. CHARLES, Mo, Sept. 29.-Marion Hedgepeth, the noted Glendale train robber, after legal struggle lasting eighteen months, was convicted by 8 jury and his punishment fixed at twenty-five years Imprisonment, Hedgepeth had no lawyer and acted AS his own counsel. When Express Mes senger Mulrennan was testifying Hedgepeth jumped to his feet and shouted out, You're a- liar>" He did this again when Lawyer Furlong was on the stand ,~
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
Mrs. Cleveland Out Again.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2.-For the first time since the birth of baby Esther She was accompanied by the president and looked remarkably well. After driving for couple of hours they re- turned to the executive mansion.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
Foreigners Indulge,

PITTSBURGH Pa, Oct. 2.--In a riot at Benwood, Saturday night, among a party of forty foreigners-Poles, Ital- ians and Iungarians-whd occupy building known as the Harmony hotel, four were seriously hurt, one fatally and dozen others were more or less scriouslv iniured
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
Shortness of Sngar.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Sugar is scarce in Chicago and the housewives are unable to get enough for their daily needs from the retail grocers and those dealers cannot obtain enough from the whole sale dealers to supply even half the
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
VII, Head the Delegation.

TOPEKA, Kan, Oct 2.-Gov. Lew cling decided yesterday to head the delegation from Kansas to the bimetal- lie convention, which meets in St. Louis next Tuesday. The governor and party will leave here Sunday night for that city.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
Kicked Itself Erne.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct 2.-The Union Pacific road has given notice that it will withdraw from the Western Pas senger association, which will leave it free from all associations This it does, it says, to protect itself.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
Northern Pacific win Default.

NEW YORK, Oct 2.-lt was definite ly announced last night that the Northern Pacific will default the inter- est on its slO9,392 worth of second mortgage bonds due October 1. The bonds bear per cent, payable semi opnunllv
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05
Partly New.

visitor-That painting is by an old master, l see.
 Mrs. Mcshoddie (apologetically)--- Yes but the frame is new. N l. Weekly
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05

The cranberry crop promises to be an enormous one,
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-03-18

urged her to find, as he fancied that 1t
might be of value as evidence. 1t must
have some more or less direct bearing,
then, upon this will case. think lean
soon judge of its value"
He drew from the envelope a sheet Of
thin blue paper. When he had unfold
ed it, the old-fashioned chirography Of
Mrs. Dunkirlx met his eye.
The ink was pale, and the writing
tremulous and illegible. North was
obliged to brighten the gas and stuSy
the document carefully before Ire sue
ceeded in deciphering it as follows:
"NEw York, May %, 49,.
'sDEAR NINA: Yours OF the 18th is at hand
am sorry to hear OF your difficulties, but am In
no position to advise you. Mr.. Maynard used
his own discretion In the mattor- and his right
to do SO no one can dispute. That you are dis
appointed is of course natural but Why you
should feel so Respondent in regard to your
future cannot understand You wore always
overload Of money. / have learned from my
own experience that 1t brings TO its possessor
great responsibilities, as well as WEAKNESS and
vexation OF spirit, and it is fruitful source OF
envying and strife. Beyond a modest COM
petence, such as you will possess, 1t is not de-
sirable, especially for woman who has only
mercen;.ry lawyers to look out for her interests.
Nevertheless, IL wealth would bestow upon you
any happiness. should like to CRAFTY YOU in
that respect y Lille live must rvts-ii the
control OF my fortune. After am goue. what
matter to me who has it.y am anxious only to
wrong no one in what do few years ago
believed that 1 had niece AyinG-rny only sur
viving relative, Hamilton's daughtcr-who
ought to be my heir. The most diligcnt search
has failed, however, to discover her. and have
at last most reluctantly given up this belief.
There is no one who has creator claim upon
me than yourself This claim feel inclined at
present to recognize. Charitable bequcsts do
not favor. have given freely to public and
private charities during my lifetime, and havo
received but -ncager thanks. During the Eve
years that you were with me before your
marriage, you were like daughter TO me-
This have always remembered kindly.
my health is slowly improving with the re-
turn of warmer weather. The bleak spring
time Is an enemy to my constitution lind
Jenner faithful attendant in my declsning
years. My regards,to Mr.. Maynard and fAsuily.
yours anectonateiy.
JANE DUNRIRK.''
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-03-18

Allan" while underneath, in the dog
! gerel In which undergraduates delight,
were scrswled few stanzas, the
authorship of which a remorseless mem
ory Immediately fastened upon him
The book dropped from his hands in
his agitation at this discovery. In tones
of incrcdulous amazement he exclaimed:
''At last the mystery is solved By
Jovel So my first suspicion was cor
rect, after all, Ollin, not Allan; the
similarity in sound deceived me; it was
Ollin North that he said''-his thoughts
suddenly reverting to the gentleman
with the eyeglasses Actually Non,
my own twin-brotherl No wonder they
can't tell us aparti Well, am aston
ishedl Ishould as soon have expected
to run against the man in the moon, or
any other person of doubtful existence,
as to find Noll here. Why didn't he let
me know where he was? | hope he
doesn't lay any of Uncle Dicks sins at
my doorl What if the old gentleman
was always holding me up as model
for Noll to initiate, ever since we were
in knickerbockers, and calling me his
favorite nephew and all that rubbish:
why, bless his heart. Noll knew well
enough how felt toward him, and
don't believe there was ever the faintest
shade of jealousy or even so much as a
passing cloud between us up to the very
day we parted SO suddenly! Let me see,
now, how long ago was that? We were
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-03-18

Hume-Seal up your lips and give no word Blu
-mumt
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-03-18

Mer.-How is the man es teemed here in the citys
Ang.-Of very reverent reputation, sir;
OF credit infinite. highly beloved,
Second to none that lives here in tie city.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
Znow nieszczescie W tunelu.

w tunelu kolei linowej ma Wa
shington ul. zn6w by1o wczoraj ME-
szczescie. Tramwsj nr. S97 z linii
Milwaukee ave. szed} wlasnie oko}o
godz. 6ej wiecz. przez tunel napako-
wany ludzmi wraz dwoma przycze-
pionemi don wagonami. NNiele os6b
poprzyczepia}o sic boku pierwszego
wagonu z motorem. w tel liczbie
znajdowali sic Jos. Burnseater zam.
pm. 80 ma Mozart ul. JOS. Schall
zam. pm. 2O6l ma Van Buren, ul. Wi
sieli oni prawie W powietrzu, przy-
trzymujac sic "a sztaby wagonu. W
tel chwili przeciwnej strony mad
szed} tramwaj inii Madison ul. Ten
tramwaj potracia Bnrnseatera, kt6ry
ME m6gi sic utrzymat i spad} mie'
dzy diva pociagi. Schall, kt6ry go
chcia} ratowat, spadi r6wnlez....
Up}yne}o pare sekund, zanim zdosa-
no zatrzyma6 pociagi.... Obu ME,
szczesiwych znaIeziono ciezko u
szkodzonych, ale zyjacych. Cud pra-
wdziwy, ze ME zostali zabici. Poll
eva twierdzi, 70 s3uzba tramwaiowa
mic tu ME jest winna. A wiec kto?!..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
VIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
Stub
redaktOra ,,Wiary / Ojczyzny".

redaktOra ,,Wiary / Ojczyzny".
Dzis o godz. loci rano W kosciele
sw. Stanislawa Kostki odby} sic Stub
redaktora ,,Wiary Ojczyzny" pana
Stanissawa szwajkarta z panna Lud-
wika Kossowska. Rece nowozehc6w
posaczyl stula Wiel. ks. Barzyhski,
kt6ry po odspiewaniu nVeni Crea-
tor" wypowiedzial piekna przemowe
znaczeniu chrzescijahskiego mai
zehstwa. Nastepnie nowozehcy i ze-
brani goscie 'wysiuchali Mszy sw.
Druzbami pana msodego byli PIP. }.
F. Smulski A. Wilkoszewski; dru-
chnami oblubienicy panna Z, slwaj
kart, siostra paua m}odego Panna
Wilkoszewska. Liczne grono ro-
dzinne ze stron obu by3o obecne'
Pahstwo mlodzi dis po poludniu wy
jezdzaja w kr6tka podr6z poSlubna.
slemy "a uimi zyczenla: szczescia /
pomyslnosci!. %.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24

DwudzieBtodwu. .letni An.
toni Brock upadf po pija.
nemu W snieg oma}o co ME
zmarz}. MUSTANGS goratowat d4u-
60, zanim 1osta} przywrocony
do zycia. By}o TO W Cleveland.
IT w Detroit policya poda3a
do sadu pare rodzin polskich
"a niechlujne utrzymywanie
mieszka6. W jednem mieszka'
niu pod }6zkiem by}... chlew
dla prosiat. Me zazdroscimy!
IT w Toledo, o., robotnik
polski j. Lewandowski "a
skarzy} kompanis kolejowa
IT. & O. G. R. Co." o 100000
odszkodowaniaza "a uszkodzenie,
odniesione poaczas wyladowy-
wanna wegli ma doku tejze ko-
lei.
T w Detroit robotnik Sta.
nis}aw Jaszczerski, pracujac
przy budowie szkoly dla para
fiji sw. Wojciecha spaa z ru-
sztowania i zlamal noge.
II w Buffalo zn6w dw6ch
aresztowano "a kradziez z wa.
gon6w. Tym, razem ola odmia.
ny sa to Polak Dowibinski i
Litwin Sziwis. Wstyd!..
II Tow. ,,Biesiada" v New
York urzadza wkr6tce koncert.
II w Canton pod Baltimore,
Md. kosz zelazny ruda win
dowany dy CORY upad1 ma no.
ge Polakowi Karlowskiemu i
z}amalmu noge. Nieszczesliwy
ma zone i troje dzieci.
II P. Chrostowski, znany a.
narchista, jezdzi sobie teraz po
Cleveland, Baltimore, Phila.
delphi it'd, szukaiac kogoby...
naciagnal ma gazea
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
ROzb0jniczy napad.

Wczoraj wieczorem Matthias Frick
sta1 "a lada W swym sztorze obuwia
pm. 24O7 ma State ul., kiedy weszli
dwaj mezczyzni, zadajac parry but6w.
Zaledwo Frick odwr6cil sic cd Mich,
azeby wyszuka6 obuwie, otrzyma4
tax ciezkie uderzenie W glove cd je-
dnego ludai, ze upadl. Tymczasem
drugi dobiera} sic do kasy. Wow
czas wywoiana krzykiem wybieg}a
drugiego pokoju PAM Frick' VII
dzac, ze jest zle, dwaj zb6je cofneli
sic ku wyjsciu; jeden mich W sa-
mych drzwiach wyjas revolver i
strzeli} do krzyczacej pani Frick.
Trafs ja W kolano. Potem zb6je u
ciekli, bez pieniedzy, ale przez niko-
60 ME przytrzymani. zadziwiajaco
smialy rozb6j!....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
POlski prymas u cesarza.

nkuryer Poznahskl" umle-
sci} Masterpieces, p6lurzedows
wiadomosc: w dniu 5 stycz.
MIA odby} sic u Najjasniejszych
Pa6stwa W Berlinie obiad,. ma
kt6ry otrzyma}zaproszenie Maj.
prev. Ks. Arcypasterz. Pred
obiadem Naiprzewielebniejszy
Arcypasterz by} zaproszony do
kr6lewskiego gabinetu, gdzie
przeszlo kwadrans trwa}a au-
dyencya, po kt6rej Najjasniej'
sly Pan z ks. Arcypasterzem
wszed} do sail, gdzie juz by1o
zgromadzone liczne i swietne
towarzystwo, W ktorem zwra-
cali ma siebie uwage pose} mad
zwyczajny su}tana ambasa-
dorem tureckim. q ministr6w
byli: kancierz, hr. Eulenburg,
Bosse i Berlepsch, jeneralicya,
nadburmistrz Zelle,; ksiaze An.
toni RadziwiH i pan Kosciel.
ski. Najjasniejsza PAM roz.
mawiala d1uzszy czas ks. Ar
cypasterzem, po obiedzie zas,
po kt6rym sic ks. Arcypasterz
vital z dawnymi swoimi zna.
jomymi, znowu przez dlu7szy
czas rozmawial Najjasniejszy
pan z ks. Arcypasterzem bar
dzo laskawie." =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
HydrOfOn.

Jest to nowy spos6b obrony wy
breezy "a pomoca tego instrumental,
wynaleziono go W Anglii. Instru.
ment ten wpuszczaja do wody i "a
pomoca linki elektrycznej }acza
wybrzezem. Jezeli okret nieprzyja.
cielski sic zbliza, to juz ma POI mill
odleglosci statek ten jest zdradzony.
Mona uzy6 instrumental tego ma
ostrzezenie statk6w, ably sic do brze..
GU ME zbliza}y. Zapusciwszy caly
szereg hydrofonow, MONA W ten
sposob caaego wybrzeaa broni6. Ja-
kze ten instrument wyglada9 Czes6
zanurzona W wodzie podobna do
dzwonu, ma 20 cali wysokosci, 20
srednicy wazy okolo 24O funt6w.-
Ma wierzcho}ku jest umieszczony
bardzo delikatny arbitrator" zam-
kniety W miedzianej kapsulce. Gdy
sic okret wojenny zbliza, zaczyna sic
draenie W kapsusce, ktore "a pomooa
elektrycznosci ostrzega stacye ma Ia
die. TIE drzenia zapalaja armate -
czyli daja blysk hulk. Wojska mad
brzezne So ostrzezone. Oto caly SO.
kreti ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
z Rady Miejskiej.

Wczoraj byio bardzo ozywione
posiedzenie Rady miejskiej. Pre-.
zydowai aid. McGillen, jakkol-
wick mayor byi obecny.
Pierwsza rrzyszfa ma st6f spra-
wa ordynansu kompanii "Wau-
kesha Hygeia Mineral Springs
Co." pragnacej waznego przywi-
LEU ukladania swych rur ma uli-
each miasta. Sprawe te ubito
znaczna wiekszoscia gios6w.
Nastepnie przyszla ma stol spra-
wa wyjatkowego upowaznienia
zarzadu wystawy 1893 +. do pre-
prowadzenia pewnych wiaduk-
tow j zajecia czesci 6Sej ulicy, q
to dla ufatwienia komunikacyi.
w sprawie tel stawai pred rada
osobiscie PREF. wystawy Higin-
botham. Rzecz zafatwiono dlas
zarzadu wystawy pomyslnie.
Dalej przyjeto bardzo sluszny
wniosek aid. Mamma, ably podczas
wystawy +. b. wzbronione byio
rozkopywanie ulic chocby W srod-
kowej czesci miasta. Jest to u
chwafa bardzo ma czasie.
Mayor Washburne zawiadomil
nastepnie nominacyi nowego
komisarza robot publicznych p.
E. L. Kuhna. Powzieto takze
decyzye W wielu mniei waznych
sprawach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
Jeden Polak6w znanych j po-

= Jeden z Polak6w znanych j po-
wszechnie lubionych ma Wojciecho.
S. p. Antoni Kraszewski zmars po
kr6tkiej chorobie W zesz}ym tygo-
dniu. By} to czlowiek iuteligentny.
Zostawii aonei dzieci.
= William Wilson jest zebrakiem,
ale opr6cztego praktykuje i zaodziej.
stwo. Przyszedsszy do domu Jamesa
Pyc D. n. 647 ma w. Ohio ul., prosi}
O pokarm : ukrad} diva z}ote pier
scienie. Siedzi "a to W ,,ulu".
: Napad uliczny. Frank Holm.
berger spotkas ma Curtis ul. Dawida
Hanson, pokl6cil sic z MIN : ipo-
derznai mu gardlo brzytwa. Hanson
bedzie zy}, Holmberger 'posiedzi
pare lat W kryminale. 1 wszystko jest
= all right.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24

Do Baltimore ma paro-
wcu ,,Gardapec' z Bremen
przybyla Geese olbrzymich
przedmiot6w, przeznaczonych
ma wystawe do Chicago przez
Kruppa z Essen.
= We Freeport, Ill. spali}a
sic fabryka but6w i trzewik6w.
Szkoda $4,000.
Z Fort Scott, Kas. do
piero co wysz}a 2 wiezienia
piekna1S-letaia z1odziejka ko.
nj Mary Calvin. Zaledwo u.
wolniona uwazala "a w}asciwe
ukrasc w6z konia z ja-
kiejs sasiedniej stajni, poczem
-. drapne1a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
Obch0d styczniowy W haliSch0en-
hOfona.

Obch6d odbyty W hall schoenho-
fena wczoraj o godzinie Sci wieoz'
zagais p. L. Szopihski W imieniu de.
legat6w towarzystw zwiazkowych.
S;osownie do ulozonego CORY pro-
gramu powo}any zostas ma przewodni-
czacego p. satalecki, ma sekretarza p.
Wiktor Karlowski. Kilku prezes6w
zajelo miejsce ma estradzie. Po od-
spiewaniu hymn 'Boze cos Polske"
przez Ch6r szopena, wystapis MOVE
historyczna P. Fr. Jabsohski w miej-
see :. Rogalskiego). Druga move
wyesuIil p. Tad. Wild, trzecia po an
gieR b p. NJ. Drzemala, Opr6oz to-
go bysy trey deklamacye. Gorace O.
klaski wywosasa gra ma skrzypoach
idra Janczewskiego. Spiewaly takze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
felesTamy Zagranlcgls.
SpraWa egipska.
Niepokoie W Egipcie. Nara,
da W Londynie.

LoNDYN, % stycznia. =
Sprawa egipska stale sic z
dniem kazdym coraz grozniej-
sza. Ma poz6r zalatwiona W
pierwszej chwili, teraz podnosi
sic ma nowo wskutek intryg
Francyi. Lord Rosebery otrzy-
mai telegrafczne zawiadomie-
ME cd lorda Cromera, ze kedyw
Egiptu zamierza sic odniesc do
sultana Turcyi / do innych
pahstw z zapytaniem, czy ak
eva Anglii odnosnie do kedy-
wa byla prawna. Prywatne
wiadomosci Kairu podajs, ae
krajowcy So ogromnie oburze'
nj przeciw Anglikom z powo-
du ostatnich zajsG. Obawiaja
sic wybuchu powstania, jake
W swoim czasie wywoia1 Arab
Pasza. StronnictHo umiarko-
wanej inteligencyi jest "a An
ia;aum przeciwkO Anglikom.
Wobec tych wiadomosci zwo-
lana zostala Rada ministr6w.
Trwa}a ona kilka godzin. Sz@o
o to gl6wnie, czy nalezy poslat
wiecej wojska do Egiptu. RE-
czy tel ostatecznie ME zdecy-
dowano. DodaG nalezy, IL W
tel chwili W Egipcie znajduje
sic 34OO wojska angielskiego
pod dow6dztwem jen. majora
Walkera. Opr6cz tego Gala
armia egipska, zlozona z 10000
krajowc6w, dowodzi so wyz-
szych ofcer6w angielskich pod
zwierzchnis w}adza jen. Kit
chenera, jako serdara (ministra
wojny).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
Polacy W Ameryce.
Przekfady H. Sienkiewicza W
Amoryce.

Angielski przek1ad po-
wiesci Fl. Sienkiewicza Pan
Wo1odyojowski" przez Jere.
miasza Curtin, h6macza obu po
przednich powiesci. wyszed3 juz
z pod prasy W Nowym Jorku.
Powiesci Sienkiewicza, kt6re'
rzecz dziwna, W Anglii pomi'
mo najpochlebniejszej krytyki
ME znajduja czytelnik6w, So
poprostu rozrywane przez pu'
blicznosc ameryka6ska; drugie
wydanie ,,Potopu" i nOgniem
i mieczem" ukaze sic jeszcze
pred wiosna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
NOtatki telegr. z Ameryki.

= Ze Springfield, Mo. ucie.
k1o W sobote pisciu niebezpies
cznych wiszni6w. Pomimo po'
szukiwad policy SO ma wolno-
Sci.
W pobliau Grape Creek,
Ills. przejechana zostala ma
smierc przez pociag kolei PAM
McCullugh, matka 9ciu dzieci.
Nieszczesliwe sieroty!
= Do Washingtonu przyby}
nowy ambassador rosyjski hr.
Kantakuzen.
Wojna pomisdzy burmi.
strzami Gleason i Sanford W
Long Island City, N. J. trwa
ciagle. Straa ogniowa stoi "a
Gleasonem. Najlepiejby zrobi.
Ia, ochlodziwszy zacieklosc o.
bu zapaSnik6w -. wods 2 81.
.kawek!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
Wielkie pOla lOdOwe na MOrzu
Carmen.

ODESSA, % stycznia. = Do
noszq tutaj, il ma Morzu Gar
mem pomiedzy ujsciem Dunaju
a p6}nocno-zachodniem wy
brzezem Krymu utworzy}o sic
olbrzymie pole lodowe, majace
40 mil szerokosci 200 mil
d}ugosci. Moze bye ono bar
dzo grozns przeszkods dla ze-
glugi.