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The record-union., 1893-08-04
BRIEF NOTES.

Manuel Francis of Lyonsville desires
information OF Frank Eness, who was in
Sacramento at last accounts.
Fred Clark, employed in Bowers car
penter shop, is likely to lose a thumb
and finger as the result of an accident
while planning a board.
In the Police Court yesterday J. Ru-
bernstein, VINO was recently convicted of
petty enbezzlement, in appropriating a
bundle of clothing, was fined S..
John Smith is in trouble again. He
has been arrested by Officers Kripp and
Green for the theft of a pair of blankets
from saloon-keeper at second and J
streets,
The new State Geography will be read
for distribution about the 1st of Septem-
Der. 1t will contain 149 pages and he
profusely illustrated with maps and
wood engravings.
William Swift, alias Smith, and Joe
Scott have been held to answer at Rose
vile, Placer County, for burglary. in
stealing some liquor from a saloon. swim
claims 10 be Sacrameutan.
More sweets are sold in New York
Philadelphia and Chicago than in the
The record-union., 1893-08-04

Home runs Whitehead, KIopf, McHaIe.
Two-base hlts-Earle (2) McGucken, Kiopi
Hit by pitcher-Cal opv. Double-playS-
Whitehead to Ieeples TO Sweeney to Peoples,
whitehead to Sweeney. Passed balls-SWett
2. Wild pitches Homer.
The record-union., 1893-08-04
A WIFE'S MERCY

Mrs. Garcia Declined to Prosecute
Her Recreant husband.
\. Garcia and Mrs. c. d. Van Tassell
were in the Police Court yesterday
charged by Mrs. Garcia with adultery.
The latter asked the court. however, to
The record-union., 1893-08-04
THE FINANCIAL QUESTION.
Springer Believes the. Sherman Act
Will Be Repealed.
ISSUE OF SILVER CERTIFICATES
STOPPED.

The Scarcity of Currency Causes the
New York Banks to Shut Down on
Shipments to the Interior-BaIfour
Delivers an Address Before a Meet
Ing Held in London Favoring
Double Standard - Strange Situa-
tion at Fall City, Mass.
The record-union., 1893-08-04
OAKLANDs HITS PUNCHED.

The Senators Defeated Once More by
the Colonels.
The Sacramento baseballers were done
up" again yesterday by the Oaklands, at
the San Francisco grounds.
The fielding of the Senators was de-
cidedly off-color, and Lookabaugh al
lowed the Oaklanders to bunch their hits
on him. The Sacramentos did pretty well
at the bat, however, three making home
runs. Following is the official score:
The record-union., 1893-08-04
To IT * FH H
the THE
Worlds ShOrt3 Direct
Fair ROUTE
TO CHICAGO
Union q Pacific
NORTHWESTERN LINE.


This popular route leads in what the public
essssnfiais: essa5fs As SPEED, COMFORT, SAFETY.
TWO DAILY TRAINS, both anordlng
excellent
Through Car Service,
FIrst-class and second-class, are an important
feature of it's superior equipment.
The EUROPEAN MAIL, leaving Sac
ramento at p. N. daily, carries Pullman
PaIace Drawing Sleeping Cars TO CHI
CARS, on which meals are served regularly,
equal in excellence to those Of any first-clasJ
hotel, and at reasonable rates.
The ATLANTIC EXPRESS. leaving Sac
ramento at O:5O A. NJ. daily. carries a Pullman
Buffet Sleeping Car and the popular Second-
Glass Sleepers arranged on the same plan
as Palace Sleeping Cars, and furnished wi In
mattresses, bedding, curtains and all neces-
sary toilet articles. These cars are carpete1,
well lighted and ventilated, and are provided
with lavatories and closets.
For Quick Time, Scenic Attractions and all the
Conveniences of Travelling,
THIS LINE ExCELS-
TICKETS VIA THIS LINE WILL BE GOOD
VIA SALT LAKE CITY AND DENVER.
As travel will be heavy throughout the sea-
son, secure your choice OF accommodations by
applying in advance, either in person or by
letter to
E. A. HOLBROOK. General Traffic
Agent, c. and y. w. Ry., No. g New
Montgomery street, san Francisco.
ID. w. HITCHCOCK, General Agent
IT. p. Ry., No. i Montgomery street,
san FranciScO, or any agent of the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

ANY real reform that has for its object
improved sanitary conditions in the homes Of a
city should be welcomed BY intelligent people.
for IL Is in the dwelling houses OF the careless
or the ignorant that typhoid fever and diph-
iberia have their origin. Remembering this
there should be general cOmmenda;ion for the
amended plumbing regulations which we're
printed exclusively in yesterdays STAR and
which are now being considered by the District
Commissioner Every necessary provision
seems 20 be made for protecting the public
health even to the extent Of providing for care
ful supervision Of the work Of plumbing re-
pairs such regulations. eonseientously en-
forced. will do much toward lowering the local
death rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

People whose sources " information ought 70
be tOlerably pure say that the MormOns who
still insist on the righteousness OF polygamy
will speedily fnd homes in Mexico. leaving
Utah and Southern Idaho in the Possession of
those saints who can manage to exist With ony
one wife. Mexico has practically presented TO
. Mormon elder large tract OF land in the
state Of Chihuahua conditiouaily on his estao-
li-hing thereon a colony OF three thousand
persons. Industries and their products not
10 be taxed in any way Tor ten years. nor is
there TO be either local or state interference
sith any conduct in the community resulting
from what the Mormons may term their re-
hgiOn- II this means that polygamy is to be
prae;iced BY the migratory off.hoot then
MEXICO can afford to pay less attention to the
rioters on the Rio Grande and more to the i'm
portaiions from L tab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06
The PROPER SHOES FoR Now

The PROPER Shoes FoR Now.
THE BEST LADIES' SHOES FOR THIS WEATHER
ARE DULL DoNGoLA AND KANGAROO.
Genuine Kangaroo Button Shoes, cork soles- hand
made-ncat and comfortabe-no danger o, wet or cold
feet.
SIS. So
The celebrated Hygienic Shoes opera toe or con,-
nonsense last. The most comfortable shoes made
Ask to see them and have their good qualities ex-
planned.
-S5-
Dull Dongola Shoes, hand made common samoa m
medium toes. Every pair warranted.
t.
Everything desirable in Childrens. Misses, and
Boys Shoes at prices that be duplicated for
similar qualities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

The announcement in Paris Journal tha.
Charles A. Dana Is the intimate personal friend
o; Cleveland il followed by Statement, in the
London r,Dsss that the Presiden,-cIect is hunt
ing IN the Adirondacks in Mexico. 1t becomes
constantly more evident that Europe has quite
enough 10 do at home without, bothering about
American adatrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

Mr.. Murphy nigh, be very valuable in the
Senate an assisting Mr.. Hill IN thinking vigorous
thoughts about Mf. Cleveland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

Washington Is filed with evidence tending to
shov that snow he a great deal more beautiful In
poetry than IL is In fact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

The cabinet symptoms TIA, have broken out
In the case OF Mr.. Carlisle are regarded by
political doctors as unrnistakable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

Mr.. Whitney and Adsi Stevenson are ap-
p~rensiy engaged in very exciting lons-dis-
lance silence contest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

IL j. only fair to the Panama canal scandal IN
sseord IL the distinction Of being the mos. va
riegzied piece OF scandal on record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

The people OF tbs city yesterday received
another reminder Of how valuable the cable
ear system 10 II IL works when people need it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06
MoRr WnAp RrDucrross.
Choice. FRESH GARMENTS.

Handsome Plaid Newmarkets, detachable tr;p,e
capes.
Reduced from SIS. so to $1,000
Scotch Mixed Atwood Cheviot Jackets fnlI le,vth
lap seams. lined throughout with striped xlace silk
Reduced from $50 to $I5.-
Back Sican Cloth Jackets, silk lined tailor finish
especially suitable for mourning.
-Reduced from 500 so to SIS Co.
Fine Tan kersey Cloth Jackets. knee LENGTH III,
lined throughout.
Reduced from Sc, and sost 500
Imported English Covert Cloth Jackets. tans and
Havana browns. strictly tailor-usds and 6n;,h.a
silk lined throughout.
Reduced to $50 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

Mr.. Edward Murphy, jr.. Of New York NAV
not be a statesman. but. a. be has long been
chief engineer OF the democratic machine. II is
not unlikely that he will be able to run himself
into the United States Senate ip spite of all the
obstacles that the mugwumps may put In the
way baltimore American.
Odds bodikins. Likewise POUNDS and several
other such ancient English ordinations Can
10 be tina; Grover Cleveland is a mugwump?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

The Pennsylvania railroad could relieve itself
from scme Of the odium of its attitude toward
the Norfolk and Western if IL would declare Its
purpose TO build model structure across the
Potomac "a a Substitute for the present Long
bridge. on the general plan suggested by Col
Hams throwing q series Of modern spans
across the river. Of sufficient height, ON the
fewes; possible piers. ard with an adjacent
highway for public use. IL the road should
commit itself to a removal Of its grade cross
ings. To conceaIment Of the Disagreement of its
tracks crossing the mall and to the cOnstruc-
ton u a great modern bridge 81 the kind indi-
Gated. u could then with much better grace
resis; The entrance Of the Norfolk and Western
by Wy Of a bridge at the Three
Sisters. fer II could tender TO that
road an entrance way into the city which
would not lie promptly declined without
thanks a. worthless. 1t Is furcical to pro-
pose tho entrance of other roads over the
Long bridge dam snd the present inadequate
and dangerous city terminals Of the Baltimore
and Potomac. The people Of the city as well a.
the newcouing railroad would resist such
pscyosi;ioa with ell their might. The Pennsyl-
yania road BY holdinG bach from the coustruc-
tion 0. the Lind OF bridge that II ought to build
a. a Substitute for Long bridge. and BY pre-
venting the Norfolk and Western from erecting
a bridge at the Three Sisters Is playing the part
of dog In the manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

Executive eleusney came in just In time to
pssveat vifs-kiilsr Cross from being an sxeep-
uon - tbs rule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

Ladies Gengine Ksnrar,oo Hani-
sewed buticu Rs.uts. with ocrk
Se.e-A ccmfostAhl. WAR
saoe. well worth s4-SD II
NV 5000 -ss.--.s.s ---.s- ttess "
Gents winter-weight Calf Bench
made Laced and Con srss,,. on PLAIN
eoaatnon- sen-e toe. fH sn You
can't set tettArSsl
wearing shoe. Reduced t0S f-.t %
Nj Mss; !, ,,, .,Ide,l- d pOns;l. sr.nf;
la her .ps q spiendit TX
sL5o shoe nov. ........t-tc
Boys and Youths weli-risds sna
Drnr>y Laced aud Ru'fon Shoe>-
you'd ghink them cheap
az 81 So-nO~ -........ q .hS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

That the growth OF this city Is not fully APP
preci.tsd BY the House COMMITTEES on sppropri-
atoms 10 evident by the bill which was Yesterday
declared to be complete % far ~ the commit
tee vas concerned. In some few respects the
measure vas more satisfactory than most peo-
pie had expected il 10 be, but in . general way
there vas an absence OF breadth Of view and q
great deal Of penny-wise. pound-foolisbness.
Within the past year the population Of the Dis
trict increased more than Is, 600 and 5000 new
building. were OF are being erected at a cost Of
5000 900. and yet the House committee
port an appropriation bill which is smaller by
s2i9. 900 than the appropriation Of year ago.
Such fnAnriering may be termed economical,
bu, 1t Is very far from really being so. 1t can
not be claimed that the District revenues would
not permi, increased expenditures, for il
10 evident that nearly s60o.oo0 will
De n-edle.-ly and unjustlv applied 20
satisfying the alleged indebtedness Of the Dis
trict TO the United States ION account Of the
cos. % the increased ~a,er-supply." Not even
the stately language 81 an act Of Congress can
conceal the satire from those who know the
story of the useless aqueiuct tunnel. Without
any reason apparent TO the public the commit
tee has made reductions at points where in
erease- were loudly demanded The possibii-
ties Of work on streets and avenues have been
abridged BY the cutting OF Of 10000; the
construction Of suburban sewers Is, in spite OF
great suburban growth. less By si2,JO0 than
the current fiscal ear; while the county roads
and suburban streets appropriation l. not
within sI0. eco Of Las sessions figures. Snch
Increases rs there are have been placed where
they we're needed. but th.y are too few. Liber-
slity IN the health department Is u good In
vestrusnt snd the committee realized that per
sonaIly. Will the emergency fund provided
there ought to be NJ trouble in keeping the city
clean and an terrifying II against the approach
Of cholera. Another good feature II the
appropriation OF funds with which to erect
new family building at the reform school. There
was urgent need Of this. Two new school
building. and forty-seven additional teachers
viii please the public school authorities and
afford sduestive opportunities now, unfor-
tunstelv. non-existing. That the Senate Will
patch the weaker places in the bill Is certain IL
ought TO. A the measure now stands IT is not
only unreasonably reduced below the act for
the current wear but il 81 $50 $50 less than the
estimates submitted b. officers who know well
the Districts needs from experience gained In
the practical handing of Its municipal affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06
A SrAUscH HosrrnY VA1uE.

Just In another lot Of Ladies' Extra-ne Fast Black
Cotton Hose. with spicsd soes and high srced heels
and toes.
-35c.; pairs for co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06
U UNDERWEAR SPECIALS.

UNDERWEAR SPECIALS
% dozen Chidren's Swiss Ribbed White Merino
Vests. high neck and long sleeves Sizes L |. Rand
Reduced from 80 to 37l<c-
lust in-50 dozen Ladies' RicneIieu Ribbed White
Cotton Vests. low neck and no sleeyes-suitab for
corset covers.
--15c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06
EE'l'AA /. III III S
OUR sHoEs-sho~sa los ~ prss-srs ALSAxs
RELIABLE.
A Nrw Lear.

W WE'VE eecn busy ali the v~>s
wmmw locking over the lesves q our
w past years bu.ine-. -azi ths
result Ia extremely rratafytnF 10 M
In turning over q new leaf ". TEL
20 mach snoonr.rea AZ the eviaens
poralsr appreciation q cur hon.s o.
deAvors-''of SURVEYING our r.iron, win
the BEsT Footwear at Lowest lno~a
prio-s shat We promise durins he
coming year 10 eciipse 81 cur r-e-
vious efforts In improving IN. Quality
q cur Shoes. Aad thereby stIa frsh-s
Increasing our sales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06
JAxu.RY BARe.rss.

kednctons are made for short
tine only on the foilowinE-s veil ~
On many ots~r desirable ln-.-bso.u.-
we are somewla; ovc--tcckod % rheu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

CHINA DEPARTMENT.
styles Bonn" decorated Fruit Bowls.
-50c
115-piece English China Dinner Sets. blue or brown
decorations. Usually sold for &16.
Special price. $I3 Co
12-piece Toilet Sets. brown. red or pencil deco-a-
tons.
So So
Square Sauce Dishes. decorated. Regular CSC.
quality.
Special price, SOC. DOL
Decorated China Bone Dishes. scalloped edges. Reg
ular price, Toe
Special price. Coo. doz-
Fancy China Dat Meal Bowls. Special value at
-l5c.--
Carlsbad China Butter Dishes, neat decorations.
--75c-
Teapot Stands. 15c. kind for
--i0c.-
After-dinner Coffee Cups and Saucers. assorted col
ored Innings.
--o0c
18th toor. 1ota ST. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

WooDwAsD AsD Lorzaor
lOrH Ira AsD F Srs. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

GREAr REpucr1oSs
IN DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
Black Crocheted and Jet Zouaye Jacket, With pirdle
to match.
Reduced fro~i s46 to s25.--
Jet Eton Front.
Reduced from ell to So. Co.
Jet Zouave jacket.
Reduced from Sl2 to 90
Russisn Embroidered Zouave FSonts-black, brown
gray and blue.
-Rsdnced from %. % TO 43.--
2k-inch Band Trimming to match.
--Re6uced from 81. IS to 81. - yard--
Russian Band Trimming ~ inches wide.
--Reduced FROM I. so and 81. 65 to aI. % I'd
Co,ored SILK Moss Edxes.
--Rsducsd from so and &c. to 30 and lhc. I'd
list noof 18th St. building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

Corner 10Th ST. and Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06
CHrLDnrSs OurEn GARMENTS
HALF FORMER PH.crs.

Where there are but one two Of style prices have
been reduced to hall former quotations. These and
az other garments offered at -teafh iess
thda these reduced prices.
We have Coats for misses from " to Is 5ears age
eretehens for erls from to 10 years Dresses and
Coats for youngsters from 1 TO yesrs- Long Goats
for baby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
Wielka kradziez W Brukselli.

BRUKsELLA, Ego lutego. =
W pa}acu ksiecia Flandryi,
brata kr6la belgijskiego, 20
stala dis spe}niona wielka
kradziez. w chwili gdy ksiazs
i ksiezna znajdowali sic ma ba-
lu dworskim, nieznani z}oczy1-
cy wdarli sic do ich paiacu,
rozbili szkatu1ke z kosztowno-
sciami i zabrali Gala jej zawar-
tose. Bylo tam klejnot6w "a
100000 fir. w liczbie skra'
dzionych przedmiot6w znajdu'
je sic dyadem gwiazdami z
dyament6w, ,dyamentowa bran
soletka portretem kr6la Leo
polda, pistnascie brosz, 2szpil'
XII do w}os6w ozdobione dya
mentami szmaragradami, vie
lie kolczyk6w i medalion6w,
bransoletkl koralowe i wiele
innych drogich i pamiatko'
wych przedmiot6w. Kradziez
spelniona zostala W sposob Ia
gadkowy. Pa}ac byl oswietlo-
ny ca}y elektrycznoscia i s}u-
zba powinna byla znajdowa6
sic ma stsnowiskach. Sadza, ze
kradziez ME mog}a bye spell
Mona inaczej, jak przy udziale
z}odziei domowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
NOtatki telegraiiczne
z zagranicy.

Z Kopenhagi donosza, IL
du6ski minister finanS6w pre-
zydent ministr6w Andra zmar1.
= Gazeta paryzka ,,Matin"
og}asza, il ostatecznie W zw1o-
kach bar. Reinacha lekarze ME
znalezli trucizny. lie W TEN
prawdy?...
: w Londynie zmar} sedsia
najwyzszego sadu admiralicyi
F. J. Townshend.
w Izbie deputowanych
W Paryzu dep. Lafosse inter-
pelowa} Rad W sprawie egi-
pskiej. Minister Deville cd,
rzek}, il Rad W sprawie tel
DeQZle uZlata1 euefSlcZule.
w Glasgowie zosta} spu-
szczony ma wode nowy paro'
wiec oceanowy linii Cunarda
,,Lucania". Jest on o 20 stop
d}uzszy i u stop szerszy Cd
najwiekszych dis parowc6w
,,Teutonica'' ,Majestica".
= W Paryzu prezydent
Carnot przyjmowa} dis ma u
roczystej audencyi dw6ch no.
wycb francuzkich kardyna.
low.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
Strajk piekarzy W Marsylii.

PARYz, 2 lutego. = Strajk
piekarzy ma sic ku ko1cowi.
Pomiedzy strajkierami, a przy-
najmniej spokojniejszymi z
pomisdzy mich i w}ascicielami
piekar6 trwaja pertraktacye co
do ustanowienia p}acy robot
nik6w zastosowanej do cen
chleba. Prawdopodobnie rzecz
za}atwiona zostanie porozumie-
MEM sic. Pomimo to niesfor-
ne zywio}y posr6d strajkier6w
dopuszczaly sic dis znowu
gwa}t6w. Tlum strajkier6w
napad} ma pewna piekarnie /
wywali} drzwi. Ale w}asciciel
piekarni przywita} ich rewol-
werami w obu rekach, a gdy
ME chcieli ustapic, zacza} stree
lac. W rezultacie dwaj ma
pastnicy zostali ranni, pozosta-
Ii uciekli, W drugiej piekar-
nj, ma kt6ra napad} inny t}um,
odpar}a napastnikow policya i
uzbrojony w}asciciel zak1adu.
Opr6cz tego ma ulicach by1o
pare lzejszych stare miedzy ro
botnikami a wojskiem. Paru
. ludzi odnios}o lekkie rany.
Dziesieciu robotnik6w zaaresz-
towano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
Szpiegi W sp0dnicach.

PARYz, Ego lutego. = Pc.
licya nakaza1a dis dwom wio
skim awanturnicom opuscic
Paryz i Francye W ciagu 40
godzin. Znane one by}y pod
przybranemi nazwiskami mar
kizy de Fleury i hrabiny de
Busy, mieszka}y wspaniale
przy ul. Jacob i przyjmowa}y
u siebie wielu ofcer6w i bo,
gatycb cudzoziemc6w. Rad
francuzki wydali} te kobiety,
podejrzewajac, ze SO one szpie-
gami politvcznymi ma rzecz
rzsdu wloskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
Telegramy KrajOFe.
Ze StOIicy ZwiazkOwej.

WASHINGTON, Ego lutego.
Dzisiaj posiedzenie senatu
bylo tajne, wyjatkiem pierw-
szej i ostatnie; godziny obrad.
Radzono mad uk}adami WA
jemnego wydawania sobie
przestepc6w Francys i szwe
cya, a m6wiono takze o kMe-
styi hawajskiej.
Ma publicznem posiedzeniu
sprawe Hawaii oddano W rece
komitetu spraw zagranicznych.
Do pomocy przy liczeniu g}o'
sow prezydencyalnych wyzna-
czono Senator6w Hale Black
burn; Senator Carlisle z Ken.
lucky poda} sws rezygnacya.
w Izbie pos}6w g}6wnie zaj-
mowano sic sprawa blu Anti
Option, kt6reja ja.jeszcze ME "a.
1atwiono.
W ko}ach marynarskich
krzataja sic zywo oko3o wy
kohczenia przygotowah wojen-
nych ma wypadek, gdyby An
glia W sprawie Hawaii zamie-
rza}a wystapi6 aaczepnie.
z legislatury Stanu.
SR1NeF1ELD, ILL.,, 2 lutego.
W Izbie posl6w nastepujsce
bile wniesiono:. Ambrosius,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
NOWe sledztWO W Paryzu.

PARYz, 2 lutego. = Sedzia
sledczy Franqueville, jak
twierdza dobrze poinformowa-
nj, rozpocza} nowe sledztwo
przeciwko novel partyi os6b,
oskarzonych o branie }ap6wek
panamskich. Ma to bye par
tya 1O4 deputowanych sena-
tor6w, ktorych liste posiada}
Andrieux, a kt6rzy otrzYmali
}ap6wki "a posrednictwem Ar,
tona. Podobno sedzia sledczy
posiada nowe dokumenty, be-.
dace stanowczym dowodem wi.
ny wielu os6b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
Trzesienie ziemi ma Wyspie
Zante.

ATENY, Ego lutego.
Ma wyspie Zante zn6w byly
diva bardzo slime wstrzasnienia
ziemi. Zrujnowaly one reszts
budynk6w, pozosta}ych po po-
przednich uderzeniach. Ludzi
tym razem zginelo niewielu,
poniewaz wszyscy obozujs W
polu, zdala cd zabudowa6. Ma
domiar nieszczesciu pogodajest
fatalna. Ma wyspie panuje
dotkliwe zimno, a po ostat-
MEM wstrzasnieniu rozszala}a
sic gwaltowna burza. Miesz-
ka6cy wyspy SO W krytycznem
polozeniu. Musieli uciekac,
ME majac czasu wzist ze sobs
>odzieay AMI sprzet6wi zywnosci.
ObecDie panuje posr6d Mich
gl6d. Wiele os6b przeziebi3o
sic mocno. Tu i owdzie zaczy-
naja sic ukazywac choroby.....
Obawiajs sic kiosk jeszcze
gorszych. = W ostatniej chwi-
Ii przybywa wiadOmost, ae do
brzeg6w nieszczesnej wyspy
przybl okrst angielski z po-
moca. Ma okrscie tym znaj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
Pr0iekty Lab0uchere'a

LoNDyN, 2 lutego. =
Podobno znany radykalista
Labouchere zamierza wniesc
do Izby diva billie majace ma
celu ograniczenie praw Izby
pan6w. Wed}ug jednego ztych
bill6w spadkowi cz}onkowie
Izby pan6w majs bye zniesieni
zr. 1895, a natomiast wszyscy
ez3onkowie LIB nizszej i wyz.
szej beds obierani przez lud.
Pod1ug drugiego blu, paro.
vie beda obieralni do lzby
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-03
ZbrOdnia ma kOlei.

RzYN, 2 lutego. = ZPaler-
mo (na wyspie sycylii) dono'
sza o strasznej zbrodni, kt6rej
ofara padl jeden najpowaz'
niejszych obywateli tego mia.
sta Sig. Notabartolo, b. bur.
mistrz dyrektor Banku Sy-
cylijskiego. zwsoki jego po-
k}ute sztyletami znaleziono
przy linii kolei aelaznej MEDIA
leko stacyi Actavilla. Spraw-
dzono, re Sig. Notabartolo
wczoraj wieczorem wyjecha1
kolejs W kr6tka podr6z, a do
oddzialu, kt6rym jechal, ma
stacyi Actavilla wsiadlo dw6ch
przyzwoicie ubranych ludzi.
Ci musiei 60 zamordowac, a
potem wyrzucic trupa przez
okno. Powodem zbrodni by1
niewatpliwie rabunek, ponie-
waz zamordowany mial przy
sobie znaczna sumo pienisdzy,
kt6ra obecnie znik}a. w jaki
spos6b mordercy opuscili po.
ciag koleis- - niewiadomo.