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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29

nine financially strong and well-known
business men, the bank should rank
with the soundest institutions of st.
Paul. He expressed his personal pleas
ure over the result, and his intercourse
with the business men of the city, and
thanked them cordially for the good
will expressed toward him.
There being no further business be-
fore the stockholders, and the arrange
ment for the reorganization being an
accomplished fact, the stockholders
meeting adjourned sine die.
Mr.. Lynch leaves on Monday after
noon for Helena.
The First National bank yesterday
turned over to the newly organized Ma
tional German-American bank S550,000
being money collected by it for the
bank since its suspension. The pay
ment was made In gold, and required
the use of an express wagon to convey it.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
FILLED" CHEESE,
Seizure of the First Ever Made
in Minnesota

Seizure of the First Ever Made
in Minnesota.
+. j. Graham, deputy dairy commits
sloner, is home from a tour of inspec-
tion among creameries in Mower and
Freeborn counties. At Austin he found
two tubs of oleomargerine in a hotel,
and confiscated them. At creamery
in the eastern part of Freeborn county
he found the workmen engaged in
manufacturing "hlled" cheese. The
work had just begun, and twenty-three
OF the bogus cheese were on hand.
These he confiscated. Mr.. Graham says:
" think this is the first filled cheese
ever made in the state The cheese is
made in this way: The milk is run
through separator, thus extracting all
the fatty substance. To. the milk is
then added 3 per cent of deodorized
lard. In this way an article is made
which is put upon the market to take
the place of full cream cheese. The
parties did not attempt to conceal their
operations, hence L suppose they were
not aware that they were violating the
law. However, they knew that they
were doing something doubtful, for
they had consulted a lawyer at Albert
Lea as to whether the manufacture of
the article would be violation'of law.
The lawer told them that he thought it
would not be. The cheese We're not
labeled, but the men told me that they
intended TO label it as filled cheese"
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
Health Is Wealth.

axST, q guaranteed specific forHysterIc Die
Eiuess, Conyulsions Fits Nervous Neuralgia
Headache Nervous Prostration caused Dy ina
use of alcohol or tobacco Wakefulness, Men.
iai Depression, Softening of the Brain re.
sultinS IN insanity and leading to misery. de.
cay and death, Premature Old Age, Barren.
ness Loss Of Power in either sex, lnyoun.
tary Losses and Spermatorrhma, caused by
overe1ertion OF the brain, self-abuse or over.
Indulgence. Each box contains one months
treatment. 81 box. or six boxes for S,
sent by mail prepaid. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order for
six boxeA accompanied with s, we send th1
purchaser our written guarantee to refund
the money II it does NOT effect cure Guar.
Rntees Issued only byW. Il. Collier successor
10 hippler& Collier. druggists seventh aud
sibley sts.. St Paul Minn.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
The Bid Revolves Around Aga

The Bid RevoIves Around Again
to the Prof OF Penmanship. a
The committee, consisting of Mayor
Wright, City Treasurer Miller and As
semblyman Wolterstorff, known as the
purchasing committee for school board
supplies, met yesterday afternoon to
award contracts for furnishing the
schools with 900 gross of pens and a
quantity of lumber and hardware for
the manual training school. The bids
for pens were not acted upon, the mayor
suggesting that the supervisor of pen
manshlp be asked to pass upon the
quality of the pen submitted by D. S.
Sperry, which the bidder offered to sell
for % cents per gross. f. A. Bristal
agreed to sell the pen known as the
Lakeside College No. 100, at So cents per
gross, and the question 10 be decided by
The penmanSEiD supervisor is whether
the 23-cent pen is the best bargain.
The Gribben Lumber company was
awarded the contract for furnishing
5000 worth of lumber, and the st. Paul
Hardware company was given the con-
tract for $500 worth of hardware. Tile
supervisor of penmanship, it is expect
ed, will submit his report Monday, and
after this formality has been gone
through with the committee Will award
the contract.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
Postofhce Robbers arrested,

Deputy United States Marshal Good
ner arrested Earl Tucker Thursday and
Stephen Barlow Friday, on Mile Laos
lake, on cha:ge of robbing the post
Office at Vinelaud, Mile Lacs county, of
S124 of government funds and some
money belonging to the postmaster, on
the night of Sept. 9. The men were
brought to st. Paul yesterday, and will
have their examination Monday before
United States Commissioner Spencer.
Best Clothing at the plymouth"
Fact. plymouth Corner" Seventh
and Robert.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
3 q Sssesssesessssssssssseo
UDSON'S 5
kssSessSsSeSsSsSsSsSsSsO
This is the Overcoat Store.

We've always shown the largest assortment; have
always thought it good business policy. Anyhow,
we've been well repaid. Every winter we've sold
dozens-yes, hundreds-of customers that haye
looked through the other stores
AS early as last February we began ordering
Overcoats for this winters trade. Looked the
market over thoroughly Had Overcoats made to
our order in Boston, New York. Rochester and Chi.
cago. The result is complete stock of
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
TIRED. ABUSED WOMEN.
Two Wives Seek Legal Separation
From BAD Men.

/ Nora Brady asks for decree of di-
vorce from Paul Brady because OF will
iul deSertion, and wants to resume her
maiden name, Nora Corcoran. She Is
thirty-eight and he forty-five years old.
They were married at st. Johns, Sibley
county, Minn., in 1876. and have thee
children, the oldest being nine and the
youngest six years old.
Matilda Behones prays for an abso-
lutte divorce from Diedrich Charles
Behrnes. They were married in st.
Paul, May 9, 1887. She is twenty seven
and he thirty years old. The wife
charges her husband with being gam
bier, sQuandering his means at the
gambling table, leaving her without
means of support. Various instances
of cruelty are cited. III which he is said
TO have choked, beaten and kicked his
wife. besides charging her falsely with
immoral conduct. On one occasion he
hit her on the nose, drawing blood; on
others ne knocked her down and
clicked her until she could not stand.
She owns house and lot in Duluth of
which he has been collecting the rent.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
Total. $50, 1S7, 927 %
Reserve, 27A per cent.

1t seems strange that during times
like these, when hold-ups and bnrglaries
are daily occurrence, people should
continue to carry money on their per-
sons, or hid away in their houses. We
have an institution in our city which
was organized and is conducted under
state control and supervision, whose
purpose ii is to keep safe and invest in
the safest possible manner the funds
entrusted 10 its care. We recommend
to all those who wish to put away their
savings safely our State Savings Bank.
Germania Lite Bdg., 4th and Minn. sts.'
where deposits are taken from 81 and
upwards.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
PeopIe's Church Lyceum.

Hon. John W. Willis will address the
Lyceum at its regular meeting tomor.
row evening upon ''The Judicial De-
partment of the City Government" in
which he will discuss the maintenance
of public order, and the administration
of public justice by the city, with spe-
cfai reference to st. Paul. This is the
third topic in the Lyceum's study of the
problems OF municipal government, and
the topic will be generally discussed by
those present. There will also be the
usual musical programme. The public
is invited to this meeting.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
Not Seeing the Tailor This Year.

The stern logic of the times is driving
people to the best ready-made clothing.
and the most fastidious find to their
surprise that the best ready-made cloth
ing is in every respect equal to the best
custom-made. EXamiAe for yourself.
at the plymouth Corner" Seventh
and ROhart
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
LINEN ROOM.

No housekeeper should
miss this:
A lot of Scotch Table
Linen, 10 different designs,
full 6S inches wide, of extra
fine quality, SO cents a
yard. It's worth $I.25 now,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
Gloves Versus Pockets.

1t seems too bad that anybody should
go along the street with his hands
buried in his pockets while the "PIym-
outh" will cover them with nice, warm
Gloves and Mittens in the fashionable
colors-all for 81 and S1.50. plymouth
Corner" Seventh and Robert.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY
Extended to u Common Drunk in
q Case of Need.

a Case of Need.
AT the request of Judge Cory Gov.
Nelson yesterday pardoned from the
wOrkhouse John Haines. who on
Wednesday morning was sentenced for
ten days by the judge. 1t was COM
mon drunk case. The morning after
the sentence Mrs. Haines gave birth to
a child. The family lives on jefferson
avenue and is destitute. Relief Agent
Hutchins went to the house and found
that the children we're starving, not a
particle of food being in the house.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
Fine and Fasbionab,e Furs

Much the largest stock in the North
west to select from at the "Plymouth''
Fur Annex Building. Four floors de-
voted exclusively 10 the manufacture
and sale of Furs. No. 3O9 NicOllet.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
KID GLOVES.

ST. SO and s1.75 qualities
Of gen uine 'Jouvin" Kid
Gloves for
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
88 Cents
q ward.

a yard.
One word more. Our
Silks are Silk, and our Wool
Dress Goods are wool. We
have no cotton mixtures in
our Silk Department. That's
a good thing to remember
in these days of shoddy IS
and 20 and 33-cent Silk
Sales.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29

Warmth and good looks combined
characterize the Winter Apparel for
men and boys at plymouth prices" at
the plymouth Corner" Seventh and
Robert
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29

An easy fitting Shoe is like an easv
conscience. They both wear well. 1t
is habit to acquire the latter, while
visit to Schliek 81 Co., 1O3 to 1O7 East
Sixth, will insure the first.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
DR.. TELLER
$50 East Seventh ST., ST. PauiM mn

Speedily curesal private, nervous, chron
and blood and skin diseases of both sex
without the use of mercury or hindranc
from business. NO CURE, NO PAY. Pri
vate diseases. and all old. lingering cases
where the blood has become poisoned, caus
ing ulcers, blotches sore throat and mouth,
pains in the head and bones and all diseases
OF the kidneys and bladder, are cured for
life. Men of all ages who are suffering from
the result of youthful indiscretion or ex.
cesses of mature years, producing nervous
nses indigestion, constipation, loss of mem
ory, ETC.. are thoroughly and permanently
pured.
Dr. Feller. who has had many years OF ex>
perience in this specially, is a graduate from
one of the leading medical colleges of the
country. He has never failed in curing any
cases that he has undertaken. Cases and
correspondence sacredly confidential Call
or write for list of question: Medicines sent
by mail and express everywhere free from
risk and exposure.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29

Stop at Rietzke's Pharmacy, corner
Selby and Western avenues, and buy
your morning smoke and get a copy of
the GLOBE free with our compliments.
III. w, RIETZKE.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
Kenyon's Report on Banks.

The following is an abstract of reports
made to the superintendent of banks,
NJ ID. Kenyon, showing the condition
of the 135 state banks in Minnesota, at
the close Of business Oct. 3, 1898:
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
FOR COLD NIGHTS.

"Our own make" Silka-
line Comfortables, hand-tied,
filled with pure, clean cot
ton, $1.75.
Down Comfortables, COW
cred with fine French Satine
and filled with "odorless"
down, $500, 5000, $500
and $500.
Is pairs California "Pure
Wool" White Blankets, 11-4
size, $500 a pair; actual re
tail value, $500.
And a finer grade at
$6.95 a pair is worth 50. 90.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
FIELD, MAILER & CO
CONTINUED.

words that the stock is
adapted to the wants of all
purses.
Three different lines of
I Fur Trimmed Jackets in the
sfnost stylish shapes of the
season, at.
], $11.OO
Each. These we sell every
day in competition with
$1,000 Jackets.
i Exclusive styles at SIS. 100,
$1,000, s22. 90, S25. 90,
s29. 90 and in easy stages
up to 5000.
Cloth and Velvet Capes
in latest Paris fashions knee
lengths, 5000 to SOS. 90.
The younger people are
not lost sight of.
Misses Jackets and New
marketsand Children's Coats
and Gretchens in the most
fashionable shapes and ma
terials.
FURS.
Our strong point is this:
Not a single Fur Garment
was carried over from last
year. Not one.
Astrakhan Coats made of
full-size skins, 80 inches
long, with high storm collar
and full sleeves, $500.
Electric Seal Military
cape, Oatln lined, high
storm collar. full sweep,
$500.
Astrakhan Capes, p inch
es long, with attached But
terfy Cape, satln-lined, full
sweep and very high storm
collar, $27.OO. It's a won
derful garment for s27. 90.
Genuine Alaska Seal
jackets, 81 inches long,
Refer style with high storm
collar, $225.OO.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
THE MIGHTY PEN.

Ladies' $3.50 Shoes for S1.65 at the
Lowering Shoe Company Sale this week.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29

Mail orders receive most
careful attention. Anything
not entirely satisfactory on
receipt, either in regard to
allty, style or price, may
be returned at our expense
and money will be refund
ed. Could any proposition
be fairer?
Don't forget our half
price sale of Imported
Dress Goods.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29
POLICE COURT CASES.

S4.00 Shoes for $3.50 at the Lowering
Shoe Company Sale this week.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-29

English Cashmere Hosiery Only
20 Cents.
Fact. plymouth Corner" Seven th
and Robert.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-14

meryce ks. satolliego. KS. Roo,
ker, kt6ry bawi obecnie W
Rzymie, wyjezdza jak najpre-
dzei do New Yorku.
Z Brazylii telegrafuja, re
ministrowie skarbu i spraw
wewnetrznych zrezygnowali.
= Gazety londyhskie dono-
sza, re rzady austryacki i hisz-
pa6ski zamierzajs dopomagae
ksiazetom Orlea1skim W celu
zaw}adniecia tronem Francyi.
w Czarnog6rzu ma pot
wyspie ba}kahskim przygoto-
wuje sic rewolucya. Rozrzuco'
no wiele pism tresci podbu
rzajscej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-14
NOtatki Mieiskie.

= Jutro W hall ma Bradley ,,Perla
Cyllejska". Podazajcie wszyscy uj-
rze6 przesliczna sztuke P. S. Zahaj.
kiewiczai spelnic dobry uczynek..
Doch6d przedstawienia przeznaczo-
ny ma biedne wdowy W paraii sw.
Stanis}awa Kostki.
= Burmistrz Washburne powroci}
Washingtonu komitetem Rady
miejskiej. opowiada, ze ME bardzo
MONA sic spodziewa6, by kongres od-
wolas klauzule nakazujaca trzymad
wystawe zamknieta W niedziele.
w fabryce ramek Georgia Kel-
lera wydalono W ubieg}a srode robo-
tnik6w do Uni nalesacyoh, we VITO.
rex ma sic pedobno odbY6., zgroma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-14
Zaburzenie W Serbii.

W1EDE6, 1s stycznia. = Ze
stolicy Serbii, Belgradu dono-
sza o r6znych zaburzeniach,
wywo}anych przez stronnictwo
radykalne. w paru mieiscach
dosz}o do krwawej walki. W
Semendrii napastnicy zajsli ra-
tusz, zgromadzili W MIN mn6'
stwo broni izywnosci - wy.
trzymat chcieli oblszenie woj'
ska rzadowego. zwyciezono
ich przeciez: W b6jce 80 os6b
zosta}o rannych i jeden szo1'
nierz zabity. w Tsatssk je-
den z radykal6w pad} W walce
z policya, Rad niepokoje juz
usmierzy}; przeszlo 100 os6b
zaaresztowano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-14

Znam Patricka Gallaghera.
Dnia II wrzesnia zachorowa.
lem W godzine po obiedzie.
Dw6ch lekarzy mie leczy1o. 5
pazdziernika fpowr6ci}em do
fabryki, chociaz niezupeinie
jeszcze zdr6w by}em pozosta.
lem tam do l6 pazdziernika,
Gallagher by1 jeszcze kucha.
rem. ego pazdziernikaszn6w
zachorowalem podobnie jak
pierwszym razem. By1o to po
przekasce o polnocy. Choro-
ba moja trwa}a piet tygodni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-14
VlADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE
Zamask0wani rabusie.

ZamaskOWani rabusie.
Wczoraj wieczorem okolo 8 godzi.
ny trzech zamaskowanych rabusiow
weszso do grocerni Piotra Gannona
pm. 1858 przy 81 ulicy zabrawszy
mu gotowke W .sumie 16 do lS dola'
row, uciekli. Cannon opowiada W
nastepujacy spos6b cale zajscie.
,,Siedziaiem W pokoju moim przy
kolaoyi 20 minut przed osma. Sly.
szac, ze ktos otworzyl drzwi handlu,
wszedlem, sadzac, ze to ktos moich
odbiorcow. Spostrzegiem trzech mez-
czyzn, ktoryoh twarze do poiowy by
sy zakryte chustkami. U dw6ch chu.
SIKH te bysy czerwone, u jednego bia'
Ia. Ten ostatni mia} REVOLVER W re.
kz kiedy doszed}em do lodowni, "a
wolal: St6j, albo strzele! Zatrzyma.
lem sic podczas tego dw6ch innych
wyrwalo zamek u szufadki picnic
dzmi. Pieniadze, kt6re tam byly, 10
do lS dolar6w wsypali do kieszeni.
Ow ozlowiek, kt6ry miai revolver W
reku, przeszuka{ mole kieszenie O.
strzega, abym ust ME otwieras. Oczy-
wiscie, ze byaem postuszny. znalazf
oko}o 2 dol. drobnych pieniedzy.
Potem zawolai do swych towarzyszy:
All right! wyszeda spiesznie, ciagle
rewolwerem mierzac do mnie. Wy
chodzac zawolal jeszcze: Me idz "a
nami, lub pozegnaj sic 2yciem!
Blizko POI godziny potem myslaaem,
co robic. Wreszcie zsmknasem sklep
poszedsem ma stacya policyi, gdzie
opowiedzia}em wszystkiem. Me
chciaabym drugi raz W Ayciu doznaf
czegos podobnego."
Wedle opisu Gannona rabusie mu'
sieli bye ch}opcami. Por. Enright So.
dzi, ze ich wkr6tce policya odkryje.
Wszyscy trzej 5yli nizcy, glos ich
by} m}odziehczy. Sklep Gannona od-
dalony jest cd stacyi kolejowej piet
,,blockow".
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MfOdzi ZfOdzieie.

Inspector pocztowy Fleming aresz-
towa} wczoraj czterech ch}opakow we
wieku II do ID lat "a kradziez ma
poczcie.
Cd niejakiego czasu urzedu pocz-
towego W South Chicago znikaly W
niewyt}6maczony spos6b listy pa
kiety, zwlaszcza prywatnych pocz-
towych skrzynek zamykanych ma "a
mex kombinacya. Inspector sadzi,
ze ch}opcy ci przygladali sic osobom
otwierajacym skrzynki i odkrywali z
}atwoscia dose proste kombinacye,
poczem skrzynki wypr6zniali. Poll
cya aresztowala czterech chlopak6w,
a mianowicie trzech braci Japane-
skich we wieku II, 13 IA lat 13-
letniego Antoniego G6rala = wido-
cznie Polak6w, - znalaz}a W ich
posiadaniu niekt6re skradzione pocz-
towe przesy}ki. znaleziono takze i
inne przedmioty pokradzione u mai
m}odszego Japaneskiego i zdaje sic,
re CT chlopcy nile tylko ma poczcie,
ale i gdzieindziej popesniali rozboje.
Ch{opcow tych przes}ucha zwiaz-
kowy komisarz Hoyne.
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Richter przeciw prawu wojsko-
Wemu.

BERLIN, 1890 stycznia. -
Eug. Richter, przyw6dca par,
tyi radykalnej, przemawiaa
dis W komisyi 2S-miu prze.
civ nowemu prawu woiskowe-
mu. Twierdzl on, ze kanclerz
Caprivi przedstawil tylko wojs,
kowa strone rzeczy, ze lud ME
jest W stanie zniest podwyzsze.
MIA podatk6w. zreszts polo
zenie polityczne Cd r. 1890 zu-
pe1nie sic znieni}o = niema
aadnej bezwzglsdnej ''potrseby
zwiekszania armii.
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Przymierze francuzkO-r0syjskie.

WIEDE6, 1890 stycznia. -
Gazeta Wiener Tageblatt" u
mieszcza tekst protoku}u przy-
mierza francuzko- -rosyiskiego,
jaki miaf bye pndohn" rodpi-
sany przez Rosye i Francye W
ciagu ostatniego listopada. Sto'
sownie do tel umowy kazde
pa6stwo W razie wojuy obo.
wiazane jest W ciagu 6 tygodni
wystawic ma plac boju 100000
wojska. Ta liczba zo}nierzy
ma bye ostatecznie podniesio.
ma do 100000 ludzi z kazdej
strony. zadne pa6stwo niema
prawa zawierac pokoju bez
zgody drugiego pahstwa, lime
gazety powatpiewaja o auten-
tycznosci dokumentu, ogfoszo-
nego przez "Tageblatt"
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Carnot- Freycinet -Constans.

OoA AVo w NANS
PARYz, 1890 stycznia. -
Swiadomi wewnstrznych sto-
sunkow twierdza, ze po4ozenie
jest dis grozne, jak nigdy.
Freycinet jest prawie przeko.
many o podzielenie lap6wki
100000 fir. otrzymanej przez
jego przyjaciela Herza. Teraz
przyszla kolej ma PREF. Carno-
ia. Stanowczo twierdza, ze IA
p6wka $4,000 fir. odebrana W
r. 1885 przez Baihut przesz}a
take W czesci do rak Carnota,
kt6ry wtenczas byl jeszcze je-
go kolega, jako minister. oba'
wiaja sic, re Baihut bedzie czy,
nil zeznania, bardzo grozne
dla Carnota. Zapewniaja, re
GAIA akcya przeciw Freycine-
towi Carnotowi jest kierowa-
na przez Constansa, .kt6ry
chcia}by sam zostac prezyden-
tenn, a nawet = dyktatorem.
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NOtatki telegraticzne
z Zagranicy.

= Ma Morzu Karaibskiem
by} straszny huragan. Pare
okretow zostalo rozbitych.
Z Berlina telegrafuja, IL
W ciagu r. 1892 z Niemiec do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych wyemi-
growa{o 1OS,S2O ludzi.
Jeszcze jeden majtek "a
chorowal ma cholere ma parow.
Gu ,,Murciano" W porcie Ham.
burga.
Ojciec S. mianowal Wiel.
ks. F. z. Rookera z Albany,
N. Y. sekretarzem Najprzew.
delegate apostolskiege W A
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NOwe Odkrycia W sprawie
panamskiei.

PARYz, 13 stycz.- Coraz to
nowe odkrycia W sprawie pa
namskiej sypis sic, jak z wor'
ka. = Rewizya u deputowane'
go Gaberon odkry}a nowe, bar
dzo ciekawe papiery. = Sedzia
sledczy Franqueville ma W re-
ku wyrazne dowody }apownic-
twa przeciwko 12tu nowym
deputowanym, W kt6rej to Ii
czbie znajduje sic 4ch bulan-
zyst6w. - ssGazeta ,,Cocarde'
twierdzi, re jeden z ambasado-
row, kt6rego nazwisko zaczy-
na sic ma NJ, wzia} cd kompa-
nil 100000 }ap6wki. Czy ME
Morenheim, ambassador rosyj-
ski?. - Wreszcie podaja
pog}oske, IL paryzki reprezen-
tant gazety petersburgskiej
,,Nowoje Wremia", Moskal p.
Tatiszczew wzia1 take cd
Kompanii kilkadziesiat tysie.
cy frank6w. Bedzie W tym
przedmiocie badany przez ko-
misye parlamentarna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-14
Napad ma kosci0f W Hiszpanii

Napad ma kosciof W Hiszpanii.
MADEYT, 1890 stycznia. =
Banda zb6j6w w}amala sic
wczoraj do kosciola W miejsco-
wosci Pogo, W prowincyi Ali
cante. Zamiarem jej bys Wi.
docznie rabunek sprzet6w i
kosztownosci koscielnych.
Podczas rabunku przyby3 ma
miejsce proboszcz miejscowy
wraz z swym s}uzacym, prag-
nae wyp2oszy6 zb6jc6w, lecz
ci zwr6cili sic praeciw kappa
nowi i jego towarzyszowi =
obu zasztyletowali. Nastep-
ME zlupili kosci6i i ucieki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-14
UsifOwanie kradziezy W Monte
Carlo.

N1oEA, 13 stycznia. = Of
cyalisci domu cry W Monte
Carlo usi}owali we srode u.
krasc 25O,0Oe fr., nalezace do
administracyi szulerni. Napa'
dli W tym celu ma kasyera, MO
sacego pienisdze, lecz zamach
ich sic ME uda}. Szesnastu lu.
dzi uwieziono; W tel liczbie
siedmiu krupier6w. W kie-
szeni jednego napastnik6w
znaleziono ma}y nab6j dynami.
towy.