davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23

IT w Morris Run, Pa. zostal
wybudowany polski kosci6}.
Biskup O'Hara Scranton,
Pa. poszukuje dla tel parafii
polskiego pasterza.
IT w Milwaukee robotnik
Mateusz katka, pracujac przy
usuwaniu gruz6w po pozarze,
zosta} uderzony tax niebezpie.
cznie wielka bry}a lodu, ze ma
z}amana reke i noge.
II Pani Modrzejewska wy.
stepuje juz dis wieczorem "
Detroit. Isptnie niezmeczona
jest nasza artystka!. -.
z w Detroit Wawrzyniec
Wasilewski, osmdziesiecio.l lie.
tni starzec, nedza i brakiem
pozywienia przycisniety, po.
wiesil SIZE. -. Gdy go odkryto
i oderznieto, oddychal jeszcze,
lecz lekarze ME maja natziei,
ably 60 przy zyciu utrzyma6 je
szcze zdolali. =.
T w Milwaukee, Wis. W 0.
statnis sobote odbyl sic bal
maskowy urzadzony staraniem
.,,Gwardyi Kosciuszko".
4 w Bloomfield, N. j. "a
}ozone zosta}o pierwsze polskie
Tow. bratniej pomocy sw.
Wincentego. Przystapilo DO
towarzystwa % czlonk6w.
Z Do Buffalo, prsybywa
wkr6tce 2 Rzymu mlody ka.
plan polski Wiel. ks. Piotr ri.
tass, bratanek proboszcza par.
sw. Stanislawa. Obejmie on 9.
bowiazki assystenta " tej4e
para6i:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23
Telesramy KrajoFe.
Biskup Dwenger.

Fort WAYNE, IND. % stycz.
Biskup Dwenger umar} dzisiaj
wieczorem o godz. II.
Biskup J6zef Dwenger z
Fort Wayne umar} ma chorobe
serca. Urodzi} on sic W r. 1887
W Auglaize County, Ohio;
liczsc lat % otrzyma} swiece.
MIA kap}a6skie, a W rokua1S72
swiecenia biskupie z rak Arcy'
biskupa Purcell. On to byl
pierwszym, kt6ry zorganizowa3
amerykahska pielgrzymke do
Rzymu W r. 1874.
Ze StOlicy Stanu.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, % stycz.
Gubernator Altgeld ma sic
wcale niedobrze. Cd chwili
swej inauguracyi ME pokazy-
wal sic publicznie i niewielu
takich, kt6rzy go mieli sposo-
bnos6 widziee, oswiadcza, ae
wyglsda zle bardzo i trudno,
azeby m6g2 zajmowa6 sic spra-
wami swego urzsdu. Teraz
wszyscy z jego blizszego oto.
czenia 50 przekonani, ae po-
trzebuje on bezwarunkowo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23

LoNDYN, 22-go stycznla. =
James Francis Egan, skazany
"a udzia} W dynamitowym Ia
machu W Birmingham W roku
1884 ma 20 lat wiezienia, O.
trzyma} u}askawienie i zosta}
zwolniony wiezienia Port
land. Sta}o sic to ma zasadzie
postanowienia sekretarza dla
Irlandyi Asquitha; motywem
uwolnienia jest s}abosc zdro-
via Egana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23
Rok ~.
Kosztowny fadunek.

New YORK, 81 stycznia.
Cd wielu lat najkosztowniej-
sly ladunek z tego portu wy
szed4 dzisiaj parowcem La
Champagne do Havre'u. Jest
to suma czterech milion6w
trzech kroG sto tysiscy dola-
row, kt6re z urzedu skarbu
ladowano ma okret.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23
Cholera W Europe.

BERLIN, s9-go stycznla. =
Il domu oblakanych W Nett
leben donosza, ze wczoraj by
10 tam II nowych wypadk6w
cholery ijedna Smiert. Wszel-
kie usilowania lekarzy, aby
zatamowae szerzenie sic zarazy,
So bezskuteczne. = Ma parow.
Gu Gretchen Bohlen" stoja'
Gym pod Hamburgiem drugl
Murzyn zachorowaf ma chole'
re. w Pinnenberg ma Szlaz.
ku by}y dzisiaj try wypadkl
cholery i jedna Sm'erf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23
Straszne mrOzy W POlsce.

BERLIN, % styczuia. = W
ciagu zesz}ego tygodnia W
Kr6lestwie panowa}y niesly-
chane mrozy. z r6znych miej
scowosci doniesiono o 70 wy.
padkach smierci wskutek
zmarzniecia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23
Stub ksiecia JerZegO.

LoNDYN, % styczuia. =
Stub ksiecia Jerzego, najstar-
szego syna ksiecia Walii, z
ksiezniczka May Teck odbe-
die sic stanowczo W drugim
tygodniu kwietnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23
Jeden z rzadcow Serbii obiakany

BELeRAD, % stycznia. =
Jen. Belimarkovitch. jeden z
trzech regeut6w, dostai nag1e
60 ob}edu umys}owego i znaj-
duje sic W Domu ob}akanych.
Wyznaczony on zostai do rza'
dzenia krajem W chwili abby
kacyi kr6la M;lana. Z pozosta'
lych dw6ch regent6w Proticz
umarl, a Risticz zyje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23
Zn0w I6 os0b,pOd sad W Paryzu

PARyz, % stycznia. = Ga
zeta ,,Siecle" donosi, re sedzia
sledczy Franqueville zn6w "a
kwalifkowa} do oddania pod
sad l6 os6b, wmieszanych do
panamskich skandal6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23
Poniedziafek, dnia % Stycznia 1893 y

1898 u
spokoju zmiany klimatu,
azeby m6g} przyjsc do siebie.
Ma rade doktora E. S. Fowle'
ra Altgeld ma sic udac ma xii.
ka tygodni do Asheville, N.
c., albo do Florydy, gdzie
powinien zabawic, dop6ki ME
przyjdzie do siebie.
w czasie nieobecnosci Alt
gelda, zastepowat 60 bedzie W
zupeinosci vice gubernator
Gill, a prezydentem Senatu
bedzie terazniejszy tymczasowy
przewodniczacy, John Coppin'
ger. Gill otrzyma bezwarun-
kowe pelnomocnictwo do "a
stepowania CUB. Altgelda, a
nawet mice bedzie prawo u}a,
skawiania; jednakowoz be-
die zaiatwiai tylko interesa
najpilniejsze.
z kOngresu.
WAsH1NGroN, Dc, 22stycz.
w Senacie W sobote kilka waz-
nych spraw omawiano. VOL
colt z Colorado W kr6tkiej, ale
nader ostrej movie napad1 ma
nowe znaczki pocztowe. Poda1
W tel sprawie rezolucya, kt6ra
mozeby przyjsto natychmiast,
gdyby ME by} sic temu oparl
r6wnie energicznie przewodn.
komitetu pocztowego, Sawyer
Wisconsin. Rezolucya oddano
W rece komitetu pocztowego.
q innych spraw wspomina-
my tu wniesieEie petycyj W
sprawie otwierania wystawy W
niedziele. Petycye takie byly
miedzy innemi podplsane przez
Arcybiskupa Kenricka gene
raj. wrkaryusza Brady, katoli-
ckich pralat6w; przez episko.
palnego biskupa Tuttle i
i innych obywateli re st.
Louis. Natomiast duchowni
metodyskiego koscioia ze st.
Louis wniesli petycya o zamy-
kanie wystawy W niedziele.
Najg}6wniejsza sprawl, mad
kt6ra obradowano W lzbie po-
slow, by1a sprawa kwarantany.
Rayner Maryland W wymow-
nych s1owach przemawia} "a
ograniczeniem immigracyi,
ostrzegajac pred niebezpie,
cze6stwem cholery. w ponie-
dziaiek dalej mad ta sprawa
beda obradowai.
WASHINGTON, % stycznia.-
Blaine w}asciwie ME ma sic
wiele gorzej, AMI tez szczegol-
ME niepokojace symptomata
sic ME okaza}y, ale z kazds
niemal godzina widocznie opu'
szczaja 60 silly.
Straszna katastrOfa kOlejOwa.
ALTON, ILL, 81 stycznia. =
DIS rano o godz. 9 wydarzy4o
sic tu najwieksze nieszczescie,
jake kiedykolwiek W okolicy
tutejszej pamiefaja. zasz}o
ono ko}o Alton Junction, 4
mile stad, na kolei Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Columbus & St.
Louis. Pociag po}udniowo.
zachodni ze st. Louis sp6zni}
sic o - minut, j wjezdzajac do
Wann, stacyi u Junction, z
szybkoscia 40 mil ma godzine,
wjecha} przez otwarts zwrotni'
CO ma tor, ma kt6rym znajdo'
wa}o sic kilka rezerwoar6w z
nafta. W tejze chwili wybu'
ch}y plomienie i objefy cafy
pociag.
Ma miejscu katastrofy zebra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23
felegTamy 2agranlesns-
PO1Ozenie pOlityczne we
Francyi.
Potrzeba dyktatora!. -.

Po4ozenle polltyczne we Fran
cyl stale sic z dniem kazdym
coraz gorsze. Jakkolwiek wy
padnie sprawa Herza o wyda-
ME go przez Anglis Francyi,
sapowiada sic ztad nowy skan,
dal. Herr zdecydowany jest
broni6 sic pred wydaniem
Francyi, a przy tel sposobnosci
ME bedzie nikogo oszczsdza}.
Pred sadem angielskim bedzie
on m6gl powiedziee bezkarnie
wiele takich rzeczy, kt6reby
mu ME usz}y we Francyi = i
ma ostatecznie to szanse, ae
Anglia go ME wyda, gdyz i
stotnie Gala ia sprawa W
gruncie rzeczy ma charakter
polityczny. Ten charakter
z wielks naiwnoscis podneszs
niekt6re z gazet francuzkich,
pioronujac ma Herza, jako
ma. -. Prusska. Eventual
nose wydania Herza przez
wladze angielskie sadom fran
cuzkom bylaby bodaj jeszcze
gorszs. Dbajac o w}asna sk6-
re, ME szczedzilby on nikogo i
niczego. TAX samo do mai
wyzszego stopnia moze rozza-
rye skandal aresztowania Ar
tona, drugiego posrednika
przy udzlelaniu }apowek. Te-
go podobno ma juz pa oku po-
licya londy6ska i lada chwila
zaaresztuje go ma zadanie fran
cuzkich sadow. ze przeciw
wydaniu Arton bedzie sic bro,
MD, to ME ulega watpliwosci.
Ztad skandal, zupe}nie podob-
ny do sprawy Herza. = W
Paryzu W kraju W rezultacie
tych fatalnych spraw panam,
skich wytwarza sic coraz VIE
cej opinia, IL Rad powinna u
jac W rece jakas jednostka, sill
na i energiczna, gotowa do
wykorzenieniaz zlego i zaprowa-
dzenia 4adu W pa1stwie. VIE
lu twierdzi, ze gdyby Boulan-
ger Ay}, Francya z}ozy}aby
w}adze u jego stop. W og6ls
sadza, re brak obecnie cz1o-
wieka odpowiedDiej SHY ucz-
ciwosci, azeby m6gl bye dy-
ktatorem. Stawiane So jed
nakowoz pewne kandydatury.
Tax mp. niekt6rzy mysla %
Constansie;; ale og6@ ME zau-
falby nigdy temu brutaluemu
rycerzowi piesci, kt6rego ucz-
ciwosc bynajmniei ME jest wyz-
sza mad podejrzenia. Inni
zwracaja sic W strons wojska i
twierdza, re takim dyktatorem
m6g2by bye jen. saussier, obe-
cny komendant Paryza; prze-
ciwnicy jego twierdza, ze zbyt
jest.onzolnierzem, a "a malo po-
litykiem. Wymieniajs take
nazwisko jen. Dodds, dow6dcy
W ostatniej wojnie z Dahome-
yem. Ci, kt6rzy go znaja,
twierdzs, ze do podobnej roll
jest on, jak gdyby stworzony.
Posiada wielkie zdolnosci, ze-
lama energie i nies}ychana
ambicye. To tee Rad obawia
sig zwyciszkiego jenerala "a
miast powo}aG go do Paryza,
gdzie powinienby mu bye odda-
nyodpowiednihoad zadahomey-
ska wyprawe, trzyma go cisgle
W Afryce. Dodae wreszcie ma
ley, il niekt6rzy wyrnieniaja
ksiecia Aumale z rodziny or
lea6skiej, ale znanego osobiscie
z republika6skich przekona6,
jako mozebnego kandydata ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23
Nova partya W Niemczech.

BERLIN, % stycznia. -
Nova partya narodowa, zor'
ganizowana W tym celu, azeby
oponowac przeciw obecnej po-
lityce rzadu, szczeg6lnie eko'
nomicznej, mia}a W tych dniach
pierwsza tajemua narade. Ma
takowej byli obecni radca tai
ny Wildenbruch i burmistrz
Augsburga Fischer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23
Fatalny wypadek ma kOlei.

BUDA PEszT, % stycznia. =
Pociag pospieszny wschodni
wpadl ostatniej nocy niedaleko
Temeszaru ma pociag towaro.
wy. Try wagony zosta1y
zmiaadzone, jeden pasaaer Ia
bity j oSmiu pasaser6w ranio-
.nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23

z Mattoon, ILL.,, Hiram Corne-
Illus z Iowa, Edward Miller z
Alton Junction, dw6ch mez.
czyzn ME identyfkowanych;
William Schattuck 2 Upper
Alton, Illinois, Henry Penning
z Wann, ILL.,, Willie McCarty
q Alton, ILL.,; John Locke z AL
ton; Eduard Manchin z Alton;
Daniel Harers z Alton Jun.
ction; VIM. Mantz z Foster.
burg, ILL.,; Charles Utt Alton,
w. H. Miller z Alton, Charles
Parres i John Wilkinson, TAX
re z Alton. q os6b ciezko po-
parzonych lub pokaleczonych,
a szpitalu umieszczonych, we
die zdania lekarzy jeszcze IA
umrze. Sa to: Otto Hyman,
John Fred, Joseph Haman,
Henry Pilgrim, John Latrell
Alton; - VIM. B. Richardson,
A. T. Frager ze St. Louis, Fir.
Barth Kanady, Frank Soul.
lin, John Burke, VIM. Miller
Murray i Rotoff Alton. Oko--
10 so os6b innych jeszcze odnio.
slo rome uszkodzenia kejsze
lub ciezsze. Sceny W szpitalu
sw. J6zefa, gdzie umieszczono
ofary katastrofy, So ME do OPT.
SANTA bolesne; wiele tych os6b
b}aga lekarzy, azeby skr6cili
ich nies}ychane ueczarnie i
smierc i'm zadali.
W skutek spalenia pociagu
szkoda materyalna, ,jaka kom-
pania kolejowa ponosi, wynie-
sic przesz}o 100000.
Walka O burmistrzOstwO.
New YORK, 81 stycznia. Po.
licya W Long Island City opu.
sci}a Patricka j. Gleasona.
DIS rano dyrektor policy O.
swiadczy} Gleasonowi, re bur-
mistrzem jest Sanford; Gleason
mia} u siebie W bi6rze tylko
jednego urzednika, ale oswald
czy}, re ME ustapi. O godz.
IL Sanford przyszed} do ratu.
sza. Oko}o 50 przyjaci6} mu
towarzyszy}o. Gleason powie-
dzia}, re tylko po jego trupie
moga precise do jego bi6ra;
policya so jednakowoz wypro'
wadzi}a.
w skutek k}6tni obu aspi-
rant6w, wielce zdemoralizowa-
ma jest straz ogniowa i mog}o-
by przyjst do wielkiego ME
szczescia, gdyby gdzie pozar
wybuchf.
Odezwa ex.burmistrza
z Homestead.
BosToN, MASS, 81 stycz. =
John McLuckie z Homestead
wydal odezwe do tutejszych
robotnikow, azeby so wsparli
W jego walce z urzednikami
Lomnonii Gornaoio Powiada
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23
haska jenerafa HurkO dla Mem.
cow.

WARszAwA, % stycznia. -
Jenera}-gubernator warsaw.
ski Hurko da} Niemcom "a.
trudnionym W fabrykach W
Kr6lestwie pozwolenie pozo.
stania ma posadach jeszcze rok
do l grudnia 1894. Jesli do
tego czasu ME naucza sic po
rosyjsku i po polsku, p6jds
precz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-23
Odezwa ex.burmistrza
z Homestead.

II hOllleSC6du.
BosroN, MASS, 81 stycz. :
John McLuckie z Homestead
wydal odezwe do tutejszych
robotnikow, azeby go wsparli
W jego walce z urzednikami
kompanii Carnegie. Powiada
W tel odezwie, ze ci urzednicy
starajs sic wszelkiemi si}ami o
udowodnienie mu morderstwa,
rozruch6w, sprzysiezenia i
zdrady stanu. McLuckie o.
swiadcza, re ME posiada AMI
zatrudnienia ami pieniedzy, ze
iednakowoz ma obowiazek
utrzymywac swoje familia, i re
walce musia}by uledz, gdyby
ME otrzyma} wsparcia.
Spalenie br0Waru.
BROOKLYN, % styczDia. =
DIS wczesnie rano spalil sic
browar frmy Warren G.
Abbott, gmach czteropiatrowy.
Szkoda zrzadzons $4,000.
Pow6d pozaru niewiadomy.
JeziOrO Erie zamarzniete.
Mo1EDo, O., % stycz. Cd
lat 20 jezioro Erie ME by}o Ia
marzniste ma tax dlugiej pre-
strzeni, jak obecnie. Cd rzeki
Detroit az do Put in Bay po-
wloka lodu sic rozciaga. "a
chodzi Ottawa, te grozna po-
w6dd nastapi, skoro nadeidzie
lagodniejsze powietrze.
The morning call., 1893-01-21
A DEMAND FOR BREAD.
Hungry Men Parade the Streets
of Amsterdam.
Becoming Riotous, the Police Charge
Them With Drawn Swords, and
Large Number Are Hurt.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 20.-The unemployed
workmen OF this city held a procession to-
day. The socialists had much, if not all, TO
do with the procession, and when it started
many men began to bawl socialistic songs.
The procession as it progressed grew noiser
and more demonstrative, as the police did
not interfere. Finally the mob stopped in
front Of large bakery and attempted to
take the place by storm. A number of
policemen were quickly on the scene and
prevented the lOoting of the shop. The
police allowed two men to enter the bakery
and ask for bread from the proprietors, and
they met with a prompt and decided re-
fusal. Finally the mob became so disor-
derly that a body of 200 police attempted to
disperse it, The mob resisted and desper-
ate meea ensued. Several geudarmes were
quite badly In iured. The police, with drawn
swords. repeatedly charged the crowd and
inflicted many sword cuts on the rioters.
The procession was finally broken up,
but even then isolated patches of rioters
continued lighting for hours until the lead
ers were captured. The affair caused much
excitement in the city and further trouble
is feared.
Until II o'clock tonight the police were
busy in all parts OF the city, charging with
drawn swords upon disorderly crowds.
Throughout the city revolutionary hand
bills were scattered broadcast and posted
on the walls and trees. In these bills the
leaders exhort the men who can find no
work to go from house to house in the most
aristocrstic part of the city and demand
food and clothing If refused, the working
men should force their way in and help
themselves. More trouble is looked for to-
morrow
The morning call., 1893-01-21
MEN WITH INFLUENCE
DIR. AinsWorth Tells Some Tales of
the Pension Bureau.
The Commissioner Has No Power to
Get Rid of Drunkards, Loafers
and Insubordinate TrifIerS.
Special to The MORNING CALL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Dr. Ainswcrth,
who by a special bill of Congress has been
placed In charge of the record and pension
division of the War Department with the
rank of colonel, and who has been in
trusted with the entire administration of
pension matters so far as they relate TO
army records, was examined yesterday be-
fore the subcommittee Of the House on the
question of transferring the whole pension
system to the War Department. His eyi-
denee was racy. Speaking of the suggested
transfer, he said:
$50 far as l am personally concerned
am opposed to it. 1t quadruples the labor
and responsibility. But whether you make
the change or not one of the first things you
ought TO do is to straighten out the affairs
OF the Pension Office. There is the Office
which. of all others. ought TO be conducted
as nearly like a private business concern
as possible. yet IT has the most unbusiness-
like methods. There is one very good
reason for this. No Commissioner. whether
the present one or the new appontee of
President Cleveland, can bring order out of
the chaos there because he has no authority
to keep order and discipline refractory or
worthless employees. You can set this
down as rule, with few exceptions, that
the more worthless a public employe is,
the greater the amount of influence he pos
sesses. The good man is usually a man
without influence, but the drunkard, the
loafeT, or the iusubordinate trifler is man
who has so much influence that tile chief Of
his bureau cannot get him out"
The morning call., 1893-01-21

clerk. presumably as agent for some hish
parsonage, NJ. Andrieux said he could only
refer the commission to speech by NJ.
Rouyier In the Chamber on the day of his
retirement from the Ministry of Finance
Reverting to the Reinach documents, NJ.
Andrieux SAID that he had obtained the
memoranda as to the There checks from
Cornelius Herr. who received them from
Renach. Andrieux did not know that
Reinach had shown these memoranda to
Clemenceau. but he himself had once
shown them TO Clemenceau. Herr. after
Quarreling with Reinach, had sent to M.
Constans. then Minister of the Interior, the
documents, showing that Renacb had tried
to poison him. Subsequently, however.
Reinach and Herr were reconciled. AS to
the checks mentioned in Arton's notebook
Arton alone could give the desired informa-
ton. Arton was at present in correspond
ence with several men In Paris, notably,
with the Boulangist Deputies, Georges
Laguerre and Terrail-Mermeix. On the
strength of NJ Andrieux's testimony the
commission decided to summon Deputies
Laguerre and Terrail- Msrmex and Glenn
enceau to appear before them tomorrow.
The greatest excitement was caused when
nj. Andrieux told the Parliamentary Com
mission that some years ago he received
from Brazil letter signed Anal" in
which Baron de Reinach was accused of
having hired the writer to poison Cornelius
Herr. When the letter was shown Renach
he pretended that he wished merely to
frighten Herr into leaving Paris.
The morning call., 1893-01-21
BURIED IN FLAMES.
Walls Crash Down Upon
Brave Men.
WARNING CAME TOO LATE.
An Awful Tragedy of the Early Morn
ing in the Midst of the City
of New York.
WARNING CAME TOO LATE
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

New YORK, Jan. 21.-Story e. Co.'S fye-
story warehouse on Washington and Main
streets caught fire at 80 this morning.
Three alarms were turned in. The building
is used by the merchants of the vicinity
for the storage of cotton and rice. AT this
hour, 8 A. NJ, one wall of the burning build
ing has fallen In and buried fifteen men in
the ruins. Other firemen set TO work Dig
gng them out. The fifteen men are sup
posed TO be dead or badly burned. but it is
impossible to give the names of the killed
as yet. Those known to have been serious
ly injured are Pipemen Coyle, Robertson.
Ronald and McCarren all of truck s.
Some Of them were reached soon after
digging began and as the men were removed
from the ruins they were instantly placed in
ambulances and hurried away to the hos
pital. They presented horrible sight, and,
if appearances count for anything, 1t is
doubtful if any Of them will recover. A
score of fremen are working with all their
might to rescue those still under the debris.
At the time the wall fell large number
of fremen were fighting the flames on that
side of the warehouse TO prevent the spread
ing to the adjoining soap factory. When
the wall began to crack some one shouted
to the working fremen to run for their
lives. The warning came too late. for be-
fore half Of them had reached a place of
safety the awful mass of brick and timbers
came crashing down on them.
A call was sent for more firemeu to aid in
digging out the unfortunate men. and in a
few minutes they succeeded n rescuing four
of the truck men, and at this hour are still
engaged in making every effort TO rescue
the other buried ones. 1t is believed that
eleven men are still under the ruins. and in
all probability they will be dead before they
can be rescued. The loss by the fire is esti-
mated at 100000.
The report that fifteen firemen were under
the ruins proves To have been exaggerated,
but nine fremen had narrow escape from
instant death. They were all painfully in
jnred and three are likely to die. The in-
iured were all removed to st. Vincenfs
Hospital.
The morning call., 1893-01-21
SEIZED WITH PANIC.
The Return of Herr Means Much
Trouble for Somebody.

PARIS, Jan. 20.-The sole topic OF conver-
sation this afternoon was the arrest of
Cornelius Herr. The prospect OF his return
TO France and the possibility that he Will
reveal evidence which lie holds has excited
general apprehension. Outside of royalist
and socialistic circles the arrest is regarded
with feeling closely akin to panic. The
gravest fears exist on account of the Senate,
whose members are believed to be threat
ened more seriously than all others through
Hcrzs return. Everybody feels that the
worst will come out as soon as Herr shall
come before the examining magistrate.
In view of Herz's capture Liberte comes
out with statement that documents seized
upon the premises occupied by Herr show
that Reinach was the debtor and Herr the
creditor, as affirmed by Herr.
Before the Parliamentary commission Of
inquiry to-day Andriaux was called upon
to throw more light upon the bribery OF 104
Deputies. He said that he did not have the
original of the photographed list which he
submitted to the commission. The name
cut out of the list, he said. was that of a
high political dignitary. He had promised
on his honor not to reveal the name and he
must persist in his refusal. He refused
also TO give the names mentioned In NJ
Arton's notebook on the ground that there
was not sufficient evidence against the men
named and he did not wish to blacken their
regulations needlessly.
AS to the check indorsed by NJ. Davourst.