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Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-09
starin's New Haven Transporta-
 ton Line.

Every Day Except Saturday. @ Daef ars st Nsg SSys hSyso 6cacs fr2n SiATlRs Ss JOHN H. STARlN, Captain McAlisier, every sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The ERASTUs CORNING, Capt spoor, every Monday. Wednes- day and Friday. Returning, leave New York from Pier IS, N h. foot of Courglandt street. At ?. m; the Sisrin every Monday, Wednesday snd kriday the Corning every Sunday, Tues
 Fare, with berth In cabin, 7Sc; f4beroons g.. Excursion tickets Sl.Ss
 Tickets and sfaferooms can be purchased of John M Lines. !r-, S5i Chapel street, Of Peck k Bishop, So2 Chapel street, and a1 the Touiine hotel
 Free stage leaves the depot on arrival Of Hart ford train and from corner Church and ChBpe streets every half hour, commencing Rl s:g o'clock D. m.
 ". B. MILLER. Agent. NeE Haven. Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-09
RICHARD PECK,
@iscellancpns.
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING.


 WTHEREAS at the Ae esourned annual meeting w or ihe New Haven CltV School District held at Warner Hal in New Haven, on the sOth or September, lssa, cHrsAia votes relating 10 Lbe consirnctton and equipment Of the proposed Manual Training School Building were riAssed which have failed Of legal effect for want Of prop notice thereof in the warning of saAa rnssfAnr: which votes were Eg follows.
 '.RESOLvED. That lhe Board Of Education be ordered 10 proceed 10 build quickly EE T,0ssl- pc the Manual Training school, and be fl fur RESOLVED, That no bid will be Aoceried from any one moi a resident of the City of New Haven.
 RESOLVED. That we, ihe citizens Of the City Of New Haven. recognize the danger 10 man ufActurers and WuTkipEmEn in being brought in SomPsiitaon with prison made goods, THERE RESOLVED, That we. ihs citizens Of the State of Connecticut. Town and City Of New Rn- ven, order the members Of the Board Of Bd0ca- tion Of the aforesaid district EhAl purchase no goods made ln prison. and be st further @'RESOLNED, That none but Union men be employed upon the construction of said Manual ts And WHEREAS, written request Of more than ten of the legal voters Of tbe District has been made 10 Ehe Board Of EduoAfSan of inc nis- trici that a special meeting of the nlsfricf nav be called @to consider so much 0f the proceed lngs Of the said annual meeting As are or may be THEREFORE The legal voters Of the New Hh- ven City School District gre hereby notified thai s special meeting of the District will be held Bi Grand Opera House oB Friday. November lOth. iss8. sf 3 o'clock D. for the purpose Of c8usid- votes seTeipl,efSre Tesifs,s and I'd e s1,y t ,,tT business proper to be done al said meeting. Dated s1 New Haven tbe 8a day of November,
 SAMUEL R. AVIS.
 GEORGE F. HoECOMB.
 R.M. SHERIDAN. Board
 HARRY ". ASHER of
 EHERWOODS. THOMPSON Education.
 JAMES T MORAN,
 FIRED A RETTs,
 VIM E. MORGAN,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-09
The Kings Daughters.

A meeting of all Kings Daughters and Sons of this city is called for Saturday, No vember Il, from to 5 p. m., at the First Baptist church. The object of the meeting Is to promote the spiritual and social feel ing in the order. There will be a devo- tional meeting, followed by g social. All interested are invited.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-09
City Court -CriminaI Side Judge
 Gable,

Louis Rosenblauna, abusive language and resisting officer, continued to November Ii Robert Scott, breach of peace, discharged Patrick Monahan, burglary, continued to November Il; Steven Simon, drunkenness, $5 fine; same, breach of the peace, $3 fine, $7.06 costs; Frank Baker, non-support, continued to November 15; John Fl. Whit ing, embezzlement, continued to November 15; James Fitzgerald, breach of peace, dis charged; same, discharging firearms in city limits, judgment suspended; Frank Rich support, continued to November II; James A. Stevens. assault with intent to kill, ,con- tinued to November 15; Catherine Muldoon, drunkenness, $5 fine; same, lascivious car riage. $7 fine, $4.19 costs; Abraham Mo Ginty, breach of peace, continued to No vember 10; Terrence Brady, same, same; Patrick J. Kinsella, injury to private build ing, $1 fine, $6.24 costs; same, drunken ness, $6 fine.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-09
Woodbridge.

Nov. S.-Rev. s. P. Marvin was quite sick last week, but is now better.
 Eight from the Y. P. s O. E. here at tended the convention of the Connecticut O. E. union at Bridgeport last Wednesday, November 1.
 W. W. Peck received quite severe in- juries by his horses starting up, thro xing him backwards from his wagon, last Mon day. He is recovering and will soon be around again.
 The regular school meeting was held in the lecture room Tuesday evening, Novem- Der T.
 The Helping Hands circle gave quite an interesting and entertaining chrysanthe- mum show In the basement of the church Tuesday evening, November 2. There was good company present. The collection of plants was good and many varieties were on exhibition. Much credit is due the young members in their efforts at rais- ing plants. The prizes, which were given show, were awarded to Edith Thomas and Jennie Clingan. Over $12 was cleared.
 Callahan,
 Nov. 8.-At the Congregational church last Sunday morning, after short sermon by tine pastor, Rev. J. R. Hoyt, the com munion service was held and twelve were added to the church, six by letter and six by profession. In the evening & gospel praise service took the place of the regular sermon.
 MT. Dunworth, student In the theo- logical seminary in Sufheld, preached Sun day afternoon in the Baptist church
 The Junior Endeavor society will hold It's regular meeting Saturday afternoon in the chapel of the Congregational church.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre. gational church will meet at the house of Mrs. Albert Rice this afternoon, at 9 o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
 MT. and Mrs. Bastsn of Middletown have been for few days the guest of Mir. B. H. Clark.
 Miss Nellie Hitchcock, music teacher has moved into and will occupy rooms in the house of E. c. Andrews.
 MT. Preston Atwater has had built very pretty house this fall near the residence of his father. The house is nearly finished. As soon ss 1t Is ready MT. Atwater will move with his family into it.
 MT. O. H. Slater has had quite an exten- sive shed built on to his barn.
 The Cheshire academy eleven football team went to Wallingford Wednesday af- ternoon to play with the Wallingford high school team.
 Rev. Dr. Crandall J. North, presiding elder of the New Haven district, gave an address in the M E. church Wednesday evening. His subject was "Young People of All Ages" After the address supper was served in the vsstry of the church.
 Mrs. Louisa Bishop, widow of the late Mark Bishop, died last week at eighty years of age. Her funeral took place last Friday at the house of Jared Bishop, Rev. J. L. Rollins and Rev. MT. Perry of Yales. vile officiating. Interment in the old cem- etery.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-09
$25.OOO
Left by Deceased Hartford Lady to
 Kala M edinal SehooI

HARTFORD, Nov. S.-By the will of the late Mrs. Mary 0. Hunt of this city, widow of Dr. Ebenezer K. Hunt, $25, ,000 Is left for the sole use of the medical school of Yale university. Provision is also made for erecting building in this city for the use of the Hartford City Medical society as a memorial to Dr. Hunt
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-09

Government Bonds. Following are the quotations for United States honds at the call to-dav.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-09
BOOM THE BUSINESS, TOO!

All our finest Tailor-made Overcoats, silk lined Carr Meltons and the Highest Grade Kerseys included marked from S3o, S32, S35 and $40, down to $24.75. Think of it Gentlemen,- ,-the finest Overcoats that were at any price, you can buy NOW FOR $24.75. Remember too, that we are not advertising a broken lot but dozen or more new, straight lots in all sizes from 34 to A. On many lines we have the "stouts" as well as regular sizes The colors are mostly Black and Indigo Blue. $22, s25 and s25 Overcoats marked down to $14.75.
 SIS and S2o Overcoats marked down to $11.5O.
 Elegant Black Kersey Overcoats marked down to $13.25, from $22.
 Good Kersey and Beaver Overcoats, all colors, for $8.75 and $9.1O, reduced from S15. High Grade Moscow Beaver Overcoats for S7.40; cut from S13.
 Men,s Listers S10; marked down from s 8. Men's Listers S15; marked down from S25. Some made with shawl collars, some regular and all extra long.
 Boys Overcoats, S2.5O; marked down from $5.oo..
 Boys Overcoats, S4.75; marked down from $500 and S1ooo
 Boys Overcoats, $7.5O; marked down from $12.oo and $15.oo.
 And so on through the Greatest Stock that was ever shown under one roof in Connecticut Boys Short Pant Suits $1.75,
 Marked down from $3 50. Boys Short Pant Suits $2.5
 Marked down from $4.oo. Boys Short Pant Suits $a.5o
 Marked down from $6 5O Boys Short Pant Suits $500,
 Marked down from $1o.oo Boys Long Pant Suits $500,
 Marked down from S75O Boys Long Pant Suits $6.25, Marked down from $1ooo Boys Long Pant Suits $e.5O,
 Marked down from $1 5 OO
 Marked down from $1eoo. Mems Winter Suits $e.s5,
 Marked down from $500. Mems Winter Suits $9.5o
 Marked down from $1s.oO. Mems Winter Suits $1O5O
 Marked down from $2o.oo. Mems Winter Suits $12eo, Mems Winter Suits $1475,
 Marked down from $25oo. Never before has there been time when you could buy so much good clothing for little money as you can buy of us to-day. There's no nonsense about this sale humbug no spread-eage advertising to deceive the people, but bOna-fde markdOwn sale of Many Thousands of Dollars worth of the Best Clothing in Connecticut c. B. L0NGLEY & co. l01, 103, 105 Church Street, NEW HAvMrG, CONN.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-09
COURT R GCORD.

Common Pleas COurt-Cr1minal Side
 Judge StudIey.
 In this coart yesterday the trial of Au- gust Winterfeld,a saloon keeper on Auburn street, charged with violation of the liquor law, was commenced. There are 8 large number of witnesses, and the trial will probably continue the major portion of to- day. In the city court Winterfeld was convicted and fined $50 and costs, from which he appealed.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-09

New Haven Local Quotations. Furnished by KIMBERLY. RooT q DAY, Bankers and Brokers, 1S3 Orange street.
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Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-09
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Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-09
MRS. PAULINE BLAKEwELL.

something had not been able to do in years. I can conscientiously recommend the use of this great strengthening medi- cine to all similarly afflicted as myself.
 "A year ago my little daughter was taken suddenly and seriously i'll with what physicians pronounced spinal meningitis. After their remedies had failed to cure her I commenced giving her Dr. Greene's Ner- vura blood and nerve remedy, and in less than two weeks from the time of taking the first dose she was on her feet running around and in little while was as we'll as ever. I have never used any medicine with such marked success as have found in Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy"
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-09

Express Trains. tLooAl Express.
 c. IT. HRMPsTRAD, Gen. Passenger Ar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
TelegTamy zagraHiezne,
Fatalna eksplOZya W kO-
palni Wegla W Walii.
Trzystu ludzi znajdowa}o sic
W kopalni.
so utraciIO zycie na pewnO.

LoNDYN, l1-go kwietnia. =
Straszna katastrofa nastapi}a
dis W kopalni wegla Pont- Y
Prim W Walii. Iskra maszy-
ny zapali}a gaz W szybie we
glowym i spowodowa}a okrop-
ma eksplozye. Dom z machi-
nami stanai W p}omieniach, a
wkr6tce wieksza Geese kopalni
przedstawia1a morze ognia.
W g}ebi kopalni znajdowa-
10 sic W chwili wypadku 800
g6rnikow. W pierwszej chwi
Ii sadzono, re wszyscy zgina.
Cudem prawdziwym zdo1ano
jednakowoz uratowac $50 ma
pol zaduszonych ludzi. Pozo-
sta}o W gisbinie jeszcze drugie
tyle. z tych zginefo napewno
8Ociu, kt6rzy pracowali W cze-
Sci kopalni, gdzie..obecnie sza-
leja bez przeszkody piomienie.
Go do pozosta}ych jest jeszc7e
pewna watpliwosc. Maga oni
bye zamknieci W odosobnionej
czesci kopalni, dokad p}omie-
ME jeszcze ME przesz}y. Czy.
nione So .wsSelkie usi}owania,
azeby ich uratowaG. 0 lie sic
to uda? - trudno, wiedziec.
Stu piecdziesieciu g6rnik6w
zdo1ano uratowaG dzieki boha-
terskim wysilkom ich towarzy.
Sow oraz zarzadcy W. Jamesa
jego asystenta D. Reesa i je-
dnego wspoiw}ascicieli ko~
palni.
Kleska jest W kaadym razie
straszna. Doko}a otwor6w ko.
palni, zkad dobywaja sic masy
p}omieni, stoja przerazone thu
my kobiet i dziatwy. Rozpacz
ich okropna. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
NOtatki telegrafczne
z zagranicy.

Policya niemiecka are
sztowa}a W Kiel bande fa}sze-
rzy, kt6rzy wyrabiali i pu-
szczali W obieg setki tysiecy
fa}szywych rosyjskich papier,
k6w rublowych.
- Wdowa zamordowanego
burmistrza m. Moskwy Alex.
siejewa ofarowa}a ma pamiatke
smierci meza 10000 rubli ma
budowe szpitaIa dla ob}aka-
nych W TEN miescie.
= w L'Orient we Francyi
by}o wezoraj Is nowych wy
padk6w cholery i 6 smierci.
= Dotychczasowy pose} a.
meryKansKl W Angll Llncoln
wraca W tych dniach do Ame-
ryki.
--Prezydent ministr6w bull
garskich p. stambu}ow mia}
audyencye u ces. Franciszka
J6zefa W Wiedniu. Audyencyi
tel nadaja powazns donios}osc
polityczna.
Ma granicy Hiszpanii
Francyi mia1y miejsce krwawe
walki policyi z kontrabandzi-
stami.
= 2 Lizbony urzedownie
zaprzeczaja wiesci 0 zamachu
ma aycie krola Carlosa. By2a I'd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
Ottawa nOwegO skandalu we
Francyi.

PARYz, 11-go kwietnia. =
Prezydent Carnot udzielil dis
amnestye wynalazcy nowego
srodka wybuchowego ,melini'
tun uczonemu chemikowi Tur-
pinowi, kt6ry pred dwoma
laty zosta1 skazany ma 5 lat
wiezienia "a bezprawns spree
daz swego wynalazku Anglii.
Turpin W wiezieniu dokona}
podobno kilku nowych wy
nalazk6w, a mianowicie novel
materyi wybuchowei, sposohu
kierowania balonaml itp. Do
brze poinformowani twierdza,
re skazany on zosta} W swoim
czasie "a wp}ywem b. ministra
Freycineta re pomiedzy mimi
by}a jakas tajemnica. Ocze-
kuja re strony Turpina od-
kryG, kt6re moga powaznie
skompromitowac Freycineta.
Moze to bye skandal = bardzo
powazny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
Cholera W Galicyi.

W1EDE6, llgo kwietnia. =
Cholera coraz bardziej szerzy
sic W Galicyi ma pograniczu
Rosyi. Pomimo wszelkich srod-
k6w ostroznosci, przedsiebra-
nych przez w}adze galicyjskie,
wiele przyczynia sic do szerze-
MIA cholery rozwiniete tam
przemytnictwo. W wielu wio-
skach by}y wypadki zarazy. 4
miast szerzy sic ona W Choci-
miu i Za}uczu. Wiekszosc wy
padk6w ko1czy sic smiercia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
kaczka dzienni-

zwyk}a, -. kaczka dzienni-
karska.
: Rad w}oski zabroni}
wszelkich manifestacyi i proce-
syi robotnicsych W dniu l,go
maja.
= W Paryzu W jednym z
oddzia}6w g}6wuej poczty wy
buchne'a gwa}towna epidemic
infuenzy. Choruje ma grype
120 os6b.
= u Armeuii dochodza po.
g}oski o krwawych starciach
Chrzescijan Muzu1manami.
lie W TEN prawdy, w'edziec
trudno.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
Straik W Hull.

LoNDYN, 1lgo kwietnia. -
straik W Hull przedstawia sic
zle dla strajkier6w. W ciagu
paru dni sprowadzono diva ty'
siace ludzi, ME naiezacych do
uni, kt6rzy pracuja W porcie
pod opieks wojska i policyi.
Obiecuja przybycie jeszcze
wiekszej liczby robotnik6w
nie,unijnych. DIS porzadek
zak}6cony ME zosta}. Strajkie,
rzy zdaja sic tracic nadzieje.
Paruset zg}osi}o sic powro-
tenn do piracy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
SpraWa anarchistoW W Paryzu.

PARYz, IL kwietnia. -Spra-
wa Pierre'a Jeana FRANCOIS, a
narchisty wydanego z Anglii O.
raz dw6ch innych anarchist6w
Bricona Delange'a, oskarzo-
nych o udzia3 W eksplozyi dy-
namitowej W Cafe Very d. 25
maja r. T., rozpoczeaa sic tu
dzisiaj W sadie. Sprawa zgro-
madzi}a niezbyt wiele publ
cznosci. FRANCOIS ba d any
przez sad odpowiada zuchwale,
giosno. Twierdzi, re jest anar-
chista, ale zaprzecza udzia}u W
zamachu W Cafe Very. Je
dnym g}6wnych swiadk6w W
sprawie jest Marya Delange.
Podczas jej zezna6 FRANCOIS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
ROk ~.
z pOsiedzenia kOmisarya-
tu parkOWegO m. Chicago.

Ma wczorajszem popoludnipwem
posiedzeniu komisaryatu parkowego
ola dzielnicy zachodniej obrano prze-
wodniczacego. odbyio sic takze
wieczorne posiedzenie, ma kt6rem
wyznaczono komiteta.
Przewodniczacym obrany John A.
Garvey mia} przemowe, W kt6rej o.
pisas metody, wedle ktorych radby,
azeby administracya prowadzono.
Wyznaczono IL komitet6w, mia.
nowicie:
y Komitet fnans6w: Garvey, Moll
Townsend;
p Sprawiedliwosc: Graham, Moll,
Brodoaoski;
b Ulepszenia: Graham, Townsend,
Brodoacski;
4) Subdywizye: Brodooski, Bio.
unit, Graham;
81 Narzedzla magazyny: Billings,
Townsend, Blount;
g. Humboldt Park: Brodoaoski
Blount;
y Garfield Park: Townsend
Moll;
3 Douglas Park: Graham, Bill
lings;
81 Wicker Park: Moll;
10y Union Park: Townsend, Camp.
bell, Graham;
lD Vernon Park: Garvey;
l2) Bulwary: Brodooshi, Billings,
Graham.
Pan Brodowski przeto jest pie
ciu komitetach, W trzech przewod.
niczacym. Ma wniosek jego tez wszy-
stkich urzednik6w pobierajacych vie.
cej niz 1000 dolar6w pensyi ma sic
mianowac "a pomoca glosowania; in.
nych sposob dotychczas praktyko-
wany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
Burzliwe zgrOmadzenie sOcyali'
stow we LWOWie.

Lw6w, 11go kwietnia. =
Wczoraj odby}o sic zebranie
tutejszych socyalist6w W celu
zdecydowania: czy maja wys4at
swych delegat6w ma kongres
miedzynarodowy socyalisty-
czny W Zurichu. Zebranie "a
kodczy}o sis b6jks pomiedzy
socyalistami umiarkowanymi a
niezaleznymi, gdy ME mogli
sic zgodzic ma jedno. Policya
zamkne}a mityng i aresztowa}a
paru awanturnik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
Straszne skutki trzesienia ziem!
WSerbii.

W1EDE6, l1-go kwietnia. =
Wiadomosci z Serbii o ma
stepstwach trzesienia ziemi So
bardzo grozne. Dwie wioski
W prowincyi Svilajinac leza
zupe}nie W gruzach i zglisz-
czach. w Jagodinie zosta}
zabity gl6wny ssdzia podczas
zawalenia sic w}asnego domu.
Wiele os6b utraci}o zycie. Sa-
dza, re to trzesienie ziemi jest
W zwiazku z katastrofami W
ma}ej Azyi i ma wyspie zante.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
Notatki Miejskie.

- Ma rogu Calumet ave. 1881
ul., ma miejscu, gdzie pierwszych
dniach istnienia miasta odby}a sic
straszna walka Indyanami, wczoraj
ustawiono odsam granitu wazacy 33
ton, sprowadzony Vermont, ktory
ma tworzyc podstawe do pomnika.
= Joseph Lange Rogers Park,
wczoraj wieczorem zostas przejecha-
ny przez pociag kolei North Western
tax ciezko pokaleczony, ze praw-
dopodobnie umrze W szpitalu powia-
towym, do ktorego 60 zawieziono.
= Ma poczcie MONA teraz dosta6
opr6cz kopert kolumbijskich ze zna-
czkami jedno-i dwucentowymi, tax
ze koperty ze znaczkami piecio-i
dziesieciocentowymi.
= Wczoraj odby} sic egzamin 75
aspirant6w ua posady W urzedzie clio.
wynn.
- Wczorajsza temperature maj.
wyasza 81 stopni, nainissza 40 stop.
(+110 G. it40 C)
= Wracajac pogrzsbu, Patrick
Hill wczoraj spadl pociagu kolejo-
wego i dostai sic pod kola, kt6re mu
strzaskasy prawe ramie. zawieziono
60 do szpitala.
= w czasie kl6tni W piwiarni
Sharkoffa pm. 237 Lincoln ave., Ja-
mes Witherhold George Spindler
pobili sic. Witherhold obali} Spin.
dlera nozem pchnas 60 W piers.
spindler jest W szpitalu Alexyan6w,
Witherhold zamkniety.
-Faiszowane Observation-Disclosures,
ktoremi aresztowani przedwczoraj
fasszerze oszukiwali cd jakiegos czasu
rome osoby, by}y to ME banknoty,
tylko monety, a mianowicie poziacane
dwudziestopieciocentowki (quarters).
-zonob6jca samob6jca Williams
ME umar}, jak mylnie donosilismy i
moze nawet przyjdzie do zdrowia.
= Charles johnson, robotnik zB.
trudniony PREY domu budujacym sic
ma 48 ulicy, spadi wczoraj wysoko.
Sci so stop z rusztowania tax mocno
sic pokaleczys, ze zapewne umrze.
Jest W szpitalu Mercy. Familia jego
mieszka pm. 972 Washtenaw ave.
W poblizu 81 ulicy ma szynach5
kolei Wabash, znaleziono zwloki
zwrotniczego Franka Moore, zam. ma
rogu 55 ulicy Wright str. Prawdo.
podobnie pociag kolejowy go prze-
jechal.
= Xiedy Eta Ferry Florence
Simmons, dziewczeta zatrudnioue ma
,,Fairze" wczoraj wieczorem saly
przez Elizabeth str, napadl ma ME
jakis c1lowiek reki Etty wyrwal
pulares zawierajacy $40. Parma Fer
ry biegla "a MIN, ale jakis wielki pies
przeszkodzii jej dopssc rabusia. Pc.
licya uwiadomions. 90,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
pozwoli}a, poniewaz byl to
Wielki Piatek.
Zaburzenia W Peru.

PANAMA, 11go kwietnia. =
Powazne zaburzenia polityczne
wynik}y wwielu miejscach Pc
ru. Szczeg6lniej grozne by}y
wybuchy W Cuterno i Chote.
W tel ostatniej miejscowosci
zbrojny t}um pod wodzs nieja-
kiego Rivera napad} ma zamek
gubernatora i trzymal go pare
godzin W oblezeniu. Dopiero
przybycie wojska, kt6re sto'
czy}o t}umem bitwe, zako1.
czy}o oblezenie. W bitwie 5
uczestnik6w rozruchu j jeden
zo1nierz zostali zabici; wielu
jest rannych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-12
Sroda, dnia IL Kwietnia 1893 r.
kilka razy g}osno sic odzywa:
TIA kobieta k}amie".
POwszechny strajk W Belgii.

AVWSLOCAHJ SOl a. N DOASAf
BRUKsELLA, II kwietnia. =
Panuje tn Ottawa wielkich ME
pokoj6w robotniczych. Lud
zada powszechnego g}osowa'
MIA, kt6re Izba odrzuci}a. w
nastepstwie tego rada jeneral'
na partyi robotniczej zamierza
og}osic powszechny strajk
wszystkich rzemios} W Belgii.
Tysiace socyalist6w paradowa-
10 dis wieczorem przez ulice.
Gwardya dworska zosta}a po-
stawiona ny stopie wojennej;
gwardye obywatelsks urucho-
miono. W kopalniach wegla
W okregach Borinage, Frame
lies i Dourpits robotnicy rzu-
Gill juz prace.