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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-27

PARIS, Tex, March 2G-Judge Durant,
who arrived here late Saturday night, re-
ports the situation among the Choctaws at
lntlers as being extremely critical He
ays that the trouble is the outgrowth of
he assassination Of the five Jones men by
he Jackson men near McAllister last sum
mer Locke is suspected Of protecting Al
BERT Jackson who was wanted for COM
plicity in the McAllister killing, and when
he Choctaw authorities demanded him,
.oclle, if it was in his power to produce
him. failed to do so. This aroused the
hatred between the two factions and both
sides rushed to arms.
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Al Three Were Drowned.

MARIETTA, o., March 27-Three young
men We're drowned yesterday at the dam at
the head of Marietta Island They were
attempting to shoot across the swift water
and go above the dam when the boat cap
sized. Thep We're, George Dow, Garry Dow,
ir., and Frank Akerson. All were good
swimmers and made heroic effort in the
cold, swift water to save themselves. The
Dow boys were the sons Of Captain David
Dow, night mailing clerk at the Marietta
post Office
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rnEY WENT down WITH THE BARGE


PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-One of the
saddest among thenumerous shipping dis.
asters of the present winter occurred fifteen
miles east of Fenwicks Island Light, in the
loss Of the barge Equator with all her crew.
The Equator, which was loaded with
5000 railroad ties, left Norfolk for Phila-
delphia in towof thetu Ivanhoe All went
well until the storm burst upon them and a
tremendous sea got up. The lvanhoe man
fully struggled to save her tow. although
she was in jeopardy herself Finally the
howser parted and the Equator was at the
mercy Of the waves The straining which
she had undergone had opened the barge's
seams and the water poured in so furiously
as to render all attempts at pumping use
less. Finally she broke up and sank, car
rying down with her Captain Feehan her
commander, and crew of three colored men.
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rhe siberian nntrnge.

WASHINGTON, March 21,-The published
story Of the brutal treatment suffered by
Seamen Paradyce and Wilson in Siberia has
created great interest here. No one at the
state department will discuss the matter,
the established custom of taking
no cognizance of such affairs until formal
has been made by the injured
person or proper representative, No in
could be obtained at the Russian
legation.
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SUFFERING FROM HYDRoPHoB1A.


CHICAGO, March 27-Mrs Annie Della
more. wife Of lahoring man, was taken
to the Cook county hospital in an ambu-
lance, suffering from what is supposed to
be rabies, The actions Of the woman while
undergoing one Of the convulsions, resem-
bled very much those Of genuine hydro
phobia
by a 3-months-old pup The wounds were
not cauterzed and they healed nicely
About o'clock Saturday evening she was
suddenly taken with violent spasms, and
the ambulance was ordered For "a time
after the arrival at the county hospital, the
patients hands were secured with hand
cuffs. The physicians at the hospital say
her recovery is assured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-27

PTTsBURG, March 27.-A number of
nol- union coal miners employed at the
SLOwden mines ON the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, Quauelefoyer a game of craps
and James IOtten almost instantly killed
Rolly Harks. The murderer then escaped.
A negro named Duffy, who loaned lotion
his revolver, has been arrested as an aces
sorry to tho murder
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To Take the Liberty Bell to Chicago.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-The Liberty
Bell will start for Chicago on April 2S in a
special car accompanied by four policemen
with instructions not to lose sight of it I'M
til it gets safely back On the way TO the
Fair stops will be made in all the larger
cities on the route so that their citizens
may have an opportunity of seeing the bell
that rung out liberty to the land.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-27

WACO, Texas, March 21.-A committee
appointed on the part of the Texas Central
railway, who went out in body on strike
last Wednesday, arrived in Waco Saturday
afternoon and laid the grievance of the
strikers before General Manager Hamilton
and Superintendent McWilliams. After
discussion a compromise was reached and
all the strikers returned to work yesterday
and the strike was declared off. The set
Element appears permanent.
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voted Not to Strike.

PHILADEr pHIA, March 27.-An important
meeting Of he brotherhood of Switchmen
was held ue, yesterday afternoon. The
meeting Was he'd behind closed doors and
only known and accredited representatives
of the order were llaitted. The meeting
was in session or Two hours and whenit ad-
jouTtd ilorn adion in regard to its pro-
ceedn IS revealed The fact that a vote not
to strike ON tie Pennsylvania was among
the business tran 5acted
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TIE CRUISER NEW YORK
Breaks All Preliminary Tria
Records.
NOT ONE OF THEM CAN eeAr HER

The Great ship Returns with the Prouo
Disuuction of Being the Fastest Armorc,
Cruiser ia the World-A speed of Twenty
Knots an Hour Attained--The Omcia
Trial to be Made in Three Weeks.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2I--With tn,
proud distinction of having broken the,
record of ull preliminary trials and tn,
satisfaction OF being the la,JesJwmored yes
sci la the world, the cruiser New York re
turned to Cramps ship yard yesterday
From the hour She steamed down the Della
ware ,utl her return experts have awaited
with deep interest the result Of the grea
wayships initial performance.
Despite heavy rain squalls and biting
wind from thr southwest fully q thousand
patriotic Thiladelphians were present tc
wish the vessel GodSpeed as she stood down
the river on her Trial trip. When the giant
screws bcgau 10 revolye and the monster
vessel was actually under way for the first
time. the spectators shouted themselves
hoarse Captain Sargent waived his cap
from the forward bridge and acknowledged
the 4uutes with bis powerful siren whistle
which seemed to shake the mighty vessel
from stem to stern
The run down the river and bay was
made with fires half banked and under
natural uraljs. The maNlmum pressure OF
steam carried was 20 pounds to the square
inch, Starting with 40 revolutions, aspeed
of ten Knots was attained and held until
Greenwich foiht was well abnlt the beam.
Alter thls the now vessel seemed to warm
up TO her work, the throttle was thrown
open 10 ievoluuousreached, and the speed
increased TO lr2 knots. This made 1t
rather uncomfortable Tor the figures OF
liberty and justice ON each side of the stem,
for they were deluged with cold spray from
head to- foot. The vessel seemed to glide
through the water as nolsolassly as u
yacht, however. and there was scarcely
amy vibration throughout the ship. At
the end OF am hours rum, the steward came
al. in % great state OF excitement and re-
ported The compartment I'D which hls pro
visions We're stored ankle deep in sea water.
A careful examination OF the forward
part OF the vessel revealed the fact that the
"HJei had been forced In through the Tor
ward torpedo tube AT anchor this open
| ing is few feet above the water line, but
at a high rate OF speed 1t ls almost com
| pletely buried IN the sea. Constructor
( Nixon placed water tight bucEler over il
! In place Of the temporary one, and the leak
! gave no further trouble. hequesJionuow
| arose as to the compartment being quickly
empued, for sea water and mess stores are
not the most agreeable shipmaJes. Nixon
| cut the gordon knot by havinga small hole
! drilled through the steel deck This
| drained the compartment into another on
| the deck below--one that could not be in
! lured by a small amount Of water.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-27

New YoRK, March 27.-Colouel Daniel
A. Lamont, secretary of war; said last
night in reply to the statement sent out
from Washington that he was i'll and would
have to resign, that he never felt better in
his life than he does now. He says he can
nonot account for the circulation of the
report.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-27

NEW YORK March 27.-The physicians
who had the operation on Colonel Elliott
+. Shepard in charge, the taking ether for
which caused his death on the operating
table, are out with a statement in regard to
Mr. Shepard's death. The statement in
substance is the same asthat given out Sat
urday aud makes no changes of consequence
in the sad affair."
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-27

81. PAUL, March 7.-Representative
Sikorsbi has introduced bill IN the house
prohibiting Cinnamon from wearing their
shirts outside Of their pants' and requiring
them to dress the same as other citizens" F"
A violation OF the act is to be punished by
a fine of from 81 to $40 and by forfeiture
OF pigtail. The bill was referred TO the
committee on health and sanitation.
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SMITH SAYS THERE Is FRAUD IN IT.
a sensational Law Suit Begun in the Courts
at st. Paul.

at ST. Iduls
ST. PAUL, March 27-A lawsuit suit was
begun here Saturday afternoon, involving
Edward B. Smith, of Buffalo, n Y, Mrs
Rebecca Miller OF Allegheny City, Pa. and
Augustus Barnum, Of st. Paul, in a real
estate deal of $1,000
Smith charges Mrs. Miller and Banum
with unloading on him under fraudulent
representations the Albion apartment
house for S3O0,0OO, he giving them real es-
tate in New York, Illinois and Minnesota
to the amount of Sl53, 2+6 and a mortgage
for the balance. He now appeals to the
courts for the return of his property on the
ground that he was misled as to the local
appointments and value Of the Albion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-27

Ouofinr from his lcttcr.

"Ineglecrei the first symptoms until found
myself no bed with complicated disease Of the
ilunys. No mortal ever suffered more and
lived. NY physician iaiel uo help me. / then
made gt R1rdout, n. Y. 10 relieved my kidneys
.lm0st Immediately, and in O few weeks J wns
'laar of all pain, aul entirely cured, I owe my
present laa oof lite tl tavorte Remedy"
10 is used and recommended for what
70 ucc0mplishCs. Writes Mrs. A. j. i.
Manchester, from Providence, r.. l.
"Tberlu using Or. Ken1cdy's Tavorlte Rem.
'dv for sidney disease, when Doctors failed TO
uDievs me. IG drove bad humor out OF my
blood, cured my kidney trouble, audIam truth.
Iul when say itsavGl my liie.'
VIM. Huston the popular West Shore
R. r. engineer, came out in an open
letter stating how he had suffered with
sidney disease Physicians treatment.
nd the use Of various preparations
tailed to benefit him. DR.. David Ken
nedv's Favorite Remedy, was procured
and it made him well.
Fayorite Remedy has had more free ad-
gertsing in the columns of the daily
papers, than anything we know Of, from
the fact that it does as is promised
" cures disease"
DR.. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
possesses marvellous strength giving
qualities, thatrenderit especially, valuable
to the aged or infirm. For a general all
round tonic, and to cure any disease
arising from an impure condition Of the
blood it has no equal, Druggists are
selling more Of ii than all others combined.
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In TrouIIo ovor a Torred Checb.

CurAGO, March -i.-Nilliam NanDyke,
On expert accountant, employed iu Marshall
h ielJ.s retail store, was ur.slod on q
chang Of forgery. Van Dyke was former
ly employed m New York, and ON May z
las. ll le ALLEGED, De forged the name Of
r. l.orl Type and Foundry Company for
81 and obtained payment from W. S.
.l-ls
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Lizzie MIIson snIcines.

NEW York, March 27-Lizzie Wilson
committed suicide in a boarding house here
by taking laudanum. She left a note saying
that her husband was a scoundrel and a
fraud and asking the New York authori-
ties to arrest him. The letter also said her
husband was the cause of her taking her
own life
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FoRrREss MONROE, Va, March 97-
Rear Admiral Benham with the flagship
Newark and lhe gunboat Bennington, ar.
rived here from Havana yesterday They
started for Norfolk this morning for coal
and repairs
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A GENTS WANTED ON SALARY or COM
"A mission, 70 h1udie the new Patent Cheu'-
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est selling novelty ever produced ErHsas luG
thoroughly In two seconds No abrasion 1f
paper Works Ike magic 200 10 300 par cent
profit One agents sales amounted to Rs3l in
six days. Another B32 iu two hours Previous
experience not necessary. For terms and fun
particulars addr2ss The Monroe Mfg Co. La
Crosse, WIS XASs 5-24-ly
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A
Revolution
lin Eating

has been brought about by the
introduction of COTTOLENE, the
new vegetable shortening. The
discovery Of this product, and the
demonstration of its remarkable
qualities, has attracted the widest
interest. Hitherto the common
shortening has been lard, or
Indifferent butter. Every one has
probably suffered occasional dis
comfort from lard-cooked food
while is well known that thous-
ands are obliged to abstain entire
Iy from everything of that kind.
To such people, COTToLENE is Of
peculiar value, widening as it
does, the range of what may be
eaten and enjoyed. CoTToLENE
is a cooking marvel. 1t c0m6iReS
with the food--imparts to it a
tempting color, delicate flavor,
and an appetizing crispness.
No trace Of greasiness remains
to offend the taste, or disturb the
digestion.
CorroLENE is worthy Of the
careful notice Of all those who
value good food, Of itself or for
its hygienic properties.
Sold by Leading GroeeFs.
Made only by
N. K. FAIPBANK S; CO,
CHICAGO and l3G N, Delawal Ave-, Phila
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WANTS, sc.

TOR RENT.-Society and club rooms "a the
L post ONCE building. Apply to M. NJ. Burke,
Attorney, Room 8. l--li-u
TOR RENT-O0ices in the RefowiCh build
IT. jig, Steam heat ana electric fight APP
ply l.. RefOWich's clothing store. 1871
NOR SALE OR RENT.-A large store and
II dwelling. store room suitable for any
business. Stable iu the rear. For full parli-
culars apply at No, l3l e. Centre street,
Mahanoy City, Pa. 2-l6-tf
NOR RENT.-The store room, with basement
II and two rooms overhead for storage and
work ROOM lately occupied by A, La nb *
Co. Apply to ~ W, BEDDALL
n AT G W. Beddall s. Bros hardware store
NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that %
N meeting Of the stockholders OF .he Tam Do
qua aud Lansiord street Railway Company
will be held nc the oflle OF Tie company In
Tamnqua, Pa on April 1893 8. 4 p. m.. for
the purpose of elect lg a President and D
Board OF Directors for tae ensuing Near
ROBERT HARRIS. SEQ
Tamaqu2, Pa, March 2b 1893 Gg5-I1-
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The Great snip Returns with the prouc
Distinction of Being the Fastest Armorc,
Cruiscru the World-A speed of Twenty
Knots an Hour Attained The Omcia
Trial to be Made in Three Weeks.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-31
NOtatki telegraiiczne
z zagranicy.

Z Paryza donosza, re Carnot
postanowis podczas przysziych wybo-
row ME stawia6 wiecej swej handy
datury ma prezydenta Francyi.
- Cesarz Wilhelm postanowi{ u.
sunae srmii lub zdegradowae wszy-
stkich ofcer6w wmieszanych do spra-
wy szulerskiej W Hanowerze.
= Arcybiskup Walsh W Dublinie
oGarowa} 50 fuut6w szterl. na rzecz
eksmittowanych dzierzawc6w irlandz
kich.
w Londynie bogaty kupiec n.
J. Barron, kt6ry spekuIowa} ma po-
siad{osciach ziemskich W Ameryce,
odebral sobie zycie wystrzasem re
wolweru. :. Powodem samob6jstwa
-ruina majatkowa.
- B. ambassador angielski W An
gill Waddington W movie, wypo-
wiedzianej podczas bankietuw Laon,
rzek{, re uwaza pokoj europejski "a
-zabezpieczny stauowczo'
= Ksiaze Sasko- Koburski opuscif
Berlin. Udaje sic teraz ma krotko do
Anglii, potem wracs do swej sto-
licy.
- Ze Stockholm donosza, re
poblizu wyspy Herno wskutek koli-
zyi z parowcem ,,Nordstjernan" zsto-
nal yacht. Dziesieciu ludzi utoneso.
w Chelsea w Auglii odebra{a
sobie zycie kobieta zamezna Lydia
Bliss. So dowody, ze ssmob6jstwo
to zrajduie sic W zwiazku z spesnio-
nem pred paru dniami samob6j
stwem brata Earla Effingham. lst-
Mai pomiedzy niemi stosunek niepra-
wy, kt6rego ME potrafli wyjse /
naczej -.
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z Omaha, Neb.

omaha, 80 pazdz.-W dniu 2Sgo
b. m. dzieci szkolne paraGi polskiej
sw. Pawla, "a staraniem Wielebnych
Si6str Franciszkanek, daily zajmujace
przedstawienie, odpowiednie do kich
wieku. Odegrano sztuczke nMasy
Nauczyciel", kt6ra swietnie sic uda-
Ia; opr6oz tego przeplatano zabawe
spiewami. Publicznosci zebralo sic
tyle, lie tylko " koscielnej Hall po,
miescid sic mogao. Ma zakohczenie
zapalono ognie bengalskie, a try
panny oddasy pieknie zywe obrazy
,,Wiara, nadzieja i misost"; potem
dzieci ustawione W piramide, spiewa-
sy ch6rem ,,Boze COS Polske". Wszy-
stko to zawdzieczac nalezy Wieleb-
nym Siostrom, szczeg6lnie Siostrze
Hildegardzie, ktora ME szczedzisa
swej pracy.-Teatr odegrany zostas z
powodu imienin Wiel. ks Tadeusza
Jakimowicza. Poprzednio jeszcze o.
farowano Wiel. proboszczowi liczne
prezenty, dzieci spiewaly i dekla-
mowasy odpowiednie powinszowanis.
Nareszcie Wiel. ks. Jan Broz ze St
Paul, Neb. przemawiaa, winszujac ks.
Jakimowiczowi; p. Leon Jezewski z
Elby, Neb. przysla} kosztowny pre-
zent.- Tegoz dnia o godz. Sci rano
pobsogossawis ks. .Jakimowicz zwia-
EEK maazehski p. Franciszka Trawic.
kiego z p. Marta Hahn; proboszcz
wypowiedzias PREY tel sposobnoSci
piekna move do noyozehc6w.
P, <.
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MiliOnOwy spadek.

Louis A. Craig, adwokat chicago
ski sostra jego Alicya D. Craig,
wczorai dowiedzieli sic, re So spad-
kobiercsmi gruntow W Kentucky,
kt6re maja mice wartosd dw6ch mi
lion6w dolar6w Obszary te zaimuia
10000 akr6w i niegdys nalezaly do
starego osadnika, nazwiskiem John
Craig, ktory, umars pred 80 laty.
Przez dsugie lata uwazano te grunta
"a niemajace zadnei wartosci / spad
kobiercy malo sic ME troszczyli.
Pred pieclu laty iednak odkryto ma
Mich bogate pokaady wegla jakis
syndykat angielski postanowii je ma
bye. Szukano prawych w}sscicieli i
przekonano sic, ze spadkobiercy Joh-
ma Craiga, a miedzY mimi adwokat
chicagoski, zawsze jeszcze maja Pra-
wo wtasnosci pred kilku dniami
prawo to sadownie stwierdzono. Spad-
kobierc6w jest cos 25, ale gs6wuy u
dzia& ma Louis A. Craig jego sio'
stra, gdyz W prosteJ lnii sa potomka'
mi. Grunta to leza W powiatach Pike
Setcher W Kentucky.
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Wtorek dnia 81 Pazdziernika 1898 r.

czyzn przyjechaso do dworca kole
Rock Island. Mieli przy sobie duzy,
ale stosunkowo lekki kufer. Chcieli
go possad do masej miejscowosci W
Iowa, Ainsworth, ale przy tenn tax
dziwnie sic zachowywali, ze urzednik
pakunkowy powzia} podejrzenie, il
COS ME jest W porzadku. Zdaje sic,
ze owl mlodzi ludzie spostrzegli to,
gdyz nagle zaczeli uciekac. Urzed-
mix pobieg} "a mimi, ale ME m6gs ich
dogoni6. Wtedy postanowis wy}amat
kufer, a kiedy to uczynis, przeraze-
MEM spostrzeg}, il W kufrze lezaly
zwioki zakrwawione, kt6rych nogi
byly kawalkiem p}6tna zwiazane. Ma
ramionach, giowie i po ca}em ciele
byly rany. Uwiadomiono policya,
kt6ra przybywszy zabrasa zwloki do
trupiarni. Byay to zwioki 30 letniego
mezczyzny. zdaje sic jednak, ze ME
zachodzi tu morderstwo, tylko ze stu
denci, kt6rzy moze awanturnicze stu
dya robili ma zw}okach, chcieli ich
sic pozby6 W ten sposob. Sledztwo
zarzadzono.
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NOtatki Miejskie.

= Prendergasta, morderce burmi-
strza, powieszono! Go prawda, dopie-
70 IN efigie. Dwudziestu kilku chic
pak6w skadsis wyrwaao posta6 dose
podobna do mordercY pakus i ps6-
tina, powl6ktszy ia ma powrozie, po'
wiesili ia ma rogu ulic Wells i Hill
ma drzewie. Ma surducie ,,oGary"
przyczepili kartke napisem ,,Pren-
dergast, kt6ry zamordowal Harriso-
mas. Poniewaz zanadto przy tenn ro-
bill halasu, policya ich rozpedzila.
Edward Scoville z Monroe, Wis.,,
tu zamieszka}y W gospodzie pm. 1921
Winter str, wczoraj wieczorem ma
70 ulicy zostal przejechany przez
pociag frachtowy kolei Rock Island i
tax mocno zostas pokaleczony, ze Ia
pewne umrze.
Wczoraj kolo Newport ave. wy
lowiono . jeziora zwloki 26,letniej
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No. 252.
Jutro z powodu uroczystego
sWieta, >. .Dziennik" ME Wyjdzie.
Telegramy zagranlezne,
PAM Zillman scieta.

BERLIN, 3Ogo pazdzier. =
Dzisiaj wykonano wyrok smier.
ci na kobiecie, po caz pierwszy
cd czasu, cd ktorego Berlin
jest stolica cesarstwa. Osta-
tnia kobieta W Berlinie zosta9a
scieta w r. 1S46. Dzisiaj scie
to Emilia Zillman, domu
Kuehne, z Hammer Ia Szla-
zku. Udowodniono jej W pro-
cesie, il zamordowaia swego
meza, i to z zimna krwia, po
d}uzszym namysle. Liczyla
lat 45. Do ostatniej prawie
chwili mia}a nadzieje, re &C.
sarz ia u}askawi, a kiedy sic
dowiedziala, IL wszelka ma
dzieja stracona, by}a tax przy-
gnebiona, IL musiano ia pra
vie wlec ma miejsce stracenia.
Kat, wedle zwyczaju, seiaw-
sly skazana, zawolal: IVY
rok prawny wykoua}em. Me
chaj Bog sic ulituje mad grze-
sznica!"
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KOlizya WagOn6w.

Omnibus przepeiniony podr6zny-
mi, jadacy do dworca ma Van Bu-
rem str, wczoraj po poiudniu ma rogu
ulic Adams State zostal uderzony
przez wagon kolei linowej idacy ma
poludnie. Woznica omnibusu, Joseph
Gordon, widzia} zblizajacy sic p6s-
nocy pociag, ale sadzis, ae jeszcze
pred MIN przejedzle. Omylii sic o
tyle, re pociag uderzys o tylne koia
omnibusu. Podr6zni W omnibusie po.
spadali ze siedzeh i mocno sic pre-
trzesli, kiedy omnibus zachwiai sic i
omal ME przewr6cis sic; a J. w. Nc
Donough, zam pm. 24O Peoria str.
wypadf ma bruk, z}amaS prawe ramie,
pokaleczyl sic W grzbiet i stracii
przytomnost. zawieziono 60 do do.
mu, a zawezwany lekarz ME tract ma
dziei, 10 mu zycie uratuje.
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PrzygOda lekarza.

Wczoraj wieczorem zawezwano te.
lefonicznie ORA R. H. Lee, zam. pm.
646 Van Buren. str, by przybyl ma
tychmiast do domu pm. 669 Henry
ST.. Doktor uda} sic tamze, ale ma.
promo szuka& numeru podanego.
Kiedy tax przechodzi} cd domu do
domu, nagle stane}o pred MIN dwoch
mezczyzn, kt6rzy rozkazali wzniest
rece do CORY. Lekarz ME chcial ussu.
chat przysz}o do bojki. Mystrzelo-
no diva razy, ale chybioro. Potem
napastuicy uciekli, mic ME pozyska-
WSZY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-31
Przesilenie ministeryalne
W Austryi.

W1EDE6, 3Ogo pazdzier- =
CESAR Franciszek J6zef przy-
jail dis rezygnacye gabinetu
hr. Taaffego. Ksiaze Win
dischgraetz, szambelan dworu
i cz}onek Rad, tajnei, porozu~
miewa sic z hrabia Hohenwar
tenn co do utworzenia nowego,
koalicyjnego ministeryum.
Baron Chlumecki prezydent
Izby nias1ej, V. Plener przy
w6dca partyi liberalno ME
mieckiej, p. Jaworsk' prey
dent Kola polskiego i hr. Ho
henwart mieli audyencye u
cesarza / nastepnie odbyli ma
rade co do dalszycL krok6w,
jake zamierzaja przedsiewziat
reprezentowane przez mich
partye. Nakreslili oni pro-
gram, ktory wleczorem pred
stawiono cesarzowi. Ten ostat.
nj pomimo wszystko pragna}-
by jeszcze porozumienia sic z
hrabia Taaffe,