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Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-13
TRHMP SHOT
Edward Guin, Night Police at
the Depot Has a Midnight
Fight With Tramp.
Several Shots Exchanged,
and One Strikes the
- Outlaw.

This morning about / o'clock. as
Conductor Days train pulled into
the depot a man held a revolver in
the face Of Brakeman Logan and
told him to hold up his hands. Lo-
gan knocked the revolver up with
one hand, and struck the fellow In
the face with his lantern. The re-
volver went off when knocked in the
air. Ed Guin, the night police at
the depot, was near. and rushed up
to help Logan, when the tramp
dOdged nnder the cars and began
ut GuIn. The Inter got
down in the ditch and returned the
fire, and several shots we're ex-
changed while Guin was in the
ditch and his opponent shopping
down on the other side OF the ears.
Finally the firing ceased and Guin
came back to the depot and then
came down to the city and got Night
Police Tourtilotte to come up to the
depot to go after the man who held
up Logan. When gTOurtillOtte got
just north OF the depot, n short dis
tance from where the shooting Oc-
Cured, he heard a man groaning,
and found him lying on the ground.
He was assisted to his feet and was
able to walk to the bus with a little
help, and was taken to st. Gabriel's
hospitnl. A 3S-calibre bulldog re.
v0lver was found Oh thegrOund neal
where the man stood when he was
wounded. The man gave his name
as j a mes Davis, and said his home
was in Dublin, Ireland, and that he
was % years old, and had no neal
relatives in this cchntry.
The weapon used by Guin was q
32-calibre revolver. DR.. Trace. rail.
road physician, attended the man,
and found that he was shot In the
abdomen, two inches below and to
the right of the navel. The doctor
gives his opinion that the wounded
man will die.
Davis denies that he did the shoot.
ing, and claims it was his partner
who shot, and that it was against
his advice. The night policemen
caught Davis and another man
prowling about stores in the city
late Friday night, and after u chase
arrested them in the alley neal
Bailey's stable. They We're locked
up during the night, but released Sat
urday morning. Davis claims he has
been to Staples since. and returned
just before he got in last nights
trouble. When he was under arrest
last week lie had knife and razor
| but no gun. He is hard looking
man, and his appearances. and con
duet both show him to be very des
perate character. Three other fellows
were with him a short time befor'
I the shooting around the depot, @bu1
a search of the yards afterward di(
not discover them.
Drs. Trace and Fortier operated ol
Davis this afternoon, and sewed sew
eral holes in his intestines. The bul
let was not found. The doctors
agree that there is a slight chance q
the mans recovery.
CITY COUNCIL.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-13
Nh REHsoNs WELL.
One or the Heayiest Non.
President Tax Payers
Thinks Another Rail-. (.
road Decreaoe Taxes.
RocHEsrEn, N. Y. Oct. 2, is

ROGHEsTEK, N. Y. Oct. 1893
EDIToR TRANSCRIPT: Isee by your
valuable paper that the Pine Tree
Lumber company. have made q def
inite proposition to the. people OF
Morrison county that will, II favor
ably acted upon. result In greatly in
.creasing railroad facilities thereby
bringing IN new manufactunes and
Fastening the development Of your
county and city. Having both farm
Ing lands and city property to be
assessed, / wish to declare myself
heartily In favor of the issuance Of
the bonds. I have no boubt what
ever that new railroad connections
will do more for your n0Hnty than
the lnostisal,guine man now believes.
Our taxes last year In Morrison
county were about $2.300. With
economical management I should
look for a decrease rather than Al,
increase. because the increased tax
able property that's railroad would
invite would more than offset the In
tePest on the bonds. IT railroad
property In your state were assessed
as it is here the railroad property in
your county alone would itself pay
in taxes sufficient to cover the inter.
est on the proposed bonds. I can.
not believe that any person would
seriosly oppose a proposition SO
manifestly to the pecuniary adyant'
age of every citizen of your county
have know Of eases In the East
where bonds were issued to trrespon
sible parties and the railroad never
built but in this case we all know
that the Pine Tree Lumber company
is composed of gentlemen who are ir
the habit of fulfilling their engage
ments: What they have done in the
past is sufficient guaranty for any
thing they may promise for the fu
ture. The great Importance of the
subject may excuse the length of this
| commitment ton.
Very truly yours,
G.. W. THAYER.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-13
DREW MUssER,
Secretary.

The new west side road will take
trade from the Royalton merchants,
and reduce their business with farm
ers of Two Rivers, Elm Dale and and
Swan River, and possibly Belle
vue; it will increase the markt for
the lumber and -four made
in Royalton by making q much
larger city at Little Falls,
which is one of the best markets for
it's mill products. 1t will hurt one
class and help another. II the Ban
ner will consent to understand what
is published in the Transcript for it's
intelligent readers 1t may possibly
comprehend that the above is what
has been consistently claimedin these
columns whenever the matter was re
ferred to. It won't hurt the farmers
of Bellevue town to have another
railroad and market across the river
and 1t won't hurt the laboring mef
and mill owners OF ROyalton to flay'
a better market in Little Falls fol
lumber and flour. The bulk Of trad,
OF the farmers of the southern part o
the county will not be tributary t.
one town and one shipping station
and there is where it willhu Royal
ton merchants.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-13
n COMPARISON.
n Southwest Railroad Built by
winona Saw Mill Men
Helped the City.

From the Minneapolis Lumberman.
This plan OF building another rail
road connection for the town of Lit
tie Falls, Mimi, bids fair to be car
ried out. These well known lumber
men, members of the Pine Tree Lum-
Der company are backing up the en-
terprise, and it's success is almost as
sured. Last week, Charles A. Weyer-
hauser, president and Drew Musser,
secretary of the Mississippi & Leech
Lake Railroad company delivered a
formal proposition to the citizens of
Morrison county asking the bonus of
100000, promising in return to sur
render water power bonds for a like
amount voted six years ago, and to
at once construct the line to some
trunk line southwest. This will un-
doubtedly be the Great Northern
road, at Avon or between there and
St. Cloud. The advantages that
such a connecting line would give the
town of Little Falls, would undoubt.
eddy he great. 1t will be remembered
that four or five, years ago a similar
plan was projected and carried out
at Winona, Minn., mainly by several
lumbermen, who are also interested in
the Pine Tree Lumber company and
the present railroad scheme. The
Winona railroad proved successful
and it was in 1889 that the Laird
Norton company, Youmans Brothers
4 Hodgins, Chas. Horton of the En-.
pire Lumber company, H. W. Lam
berton, Andrew Hamilton, V. Simp.
son, X. D. Cone and other Winona
citizens believed that another rail
road to the southwest would help
the business of that city and especial
ly the lumber trade, and the Winona
& Southwestern railroad was organ
ized. The city voted the company
800, 900 in bonds for building thirty
miles Of road and other towns add
ed $4,000. The road gave no new
connections but opened up new
territory, and it has now been ex
tended into Iowa, and is over Ont
hundred miles long. The city o.
| Winona was greatly benefited by th'
road as it's mills and leading indust
ries were strengthened by having {
new and enlarged field tt, operate III
The outcome of the Little Falls pro
posed railroad will be awaited will
interest.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-13
They IRE Using Cars at Com
petitive Points.

Long Prairie Argus: w. E. Lee
wrote to the officials of the Great
Northern few days ago concerning
the failure to furnish cars for the
people on this branch, stating that
as the people had but little to ship
they could not afford to sustain any
loss ny reason Of failure to get cars
to ship. He received answer that
hereafter every effort will be put
forth to supply cars called for and
they do not think there will be any
more complaint. They said their
line is long and the cars had accumu-
lated out west and it required some
time to get them back.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-13
CITY COUNCIL.
Business that was Traneactd
TT the Regular Meeting.
Last Evening.

The council met last evening, with
all present hut Alderman Rider.
Following bills were allowed:
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-13

Several parties went out yesterday
into different parts of the county
where they could meet large assem-
blages of citizens. George LaFond,
Theo. Void and G. A. Weyerhaeuser
made a visit to Belle Prairie and
there met a large number of citizens
OF Belle Prairie and Ripley, and were
pleased to find a unanimous senti-
ment in favor of the railroad propo-
sition. Addresses were made in the
French language by George LaFond
and Win. Rasicot. To Two Rivers
went E. w. Collins, Aleck W0chnik
and others, and report that the ef-
forts of Royalton in opposition to
the bonds seem to increase the desire
OF the people of that town to obtain
railroad facilities. 1t is rather anus
ing to the people Of Two Rivers to
observe the efforts Of RoyaltOn bust.
ness men to prevent west side road
and consequent rival town.
N. Richardson, John Kerrich, Mic
Hennen, Peter Medved and NJ. NJ
Williams formed a party that went
to Swan River, and met probabl,
the largest body Of voters that wer'
assembled in the. county yesterday
A majority Of the people Of Swal
| River and l'ike Creek were gatheres
together, and the visiting party wer
Invited to address them. The sent
ment among the people was over
i whelmingly in favor Of the project
4 The party remained until nearl
Ievening, and were well ga atisfied wit
j conditions, there being very littl
room for Improvement.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-13
-.
ONE DOLLAR
EVERY HOUR

Isl easily earned by any one OF either sex IN any
uart OF the country, who 10 willing to work indus
trIousiy at the employment which We furnish.
The labor ID light and pleasant, and You run no
risk whatever We At you out complete, 10 that
Won can give the business trial without expense
10 Yourself For those willing to do . little work.
shia Is the grandest Offer made. Yoa can work
piose3, and have 1 few spare hours 1t your dis
posal, utilize them, and add to your income, :. -.
our business will not interfere ut all. You will
bv which vow amass dollar upon dollar, day in and
day out. Even beginners are successful from the
6rst hour. Any one can run the business = none
fall. You should try nothing else until you see
Which we offer. No capital risked. Women are
grand workers; nowadays they make - much
ny cn. They should try this business, as 1t 70 90
we'll adapted 10 them. Write at once and see fol
yourself. Address n. HALLETT = Co.,.
BOX $50, Portland Me
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-13
DO you Know I

That more ills result from an
Unhealthy Liver than any
other cause indigestion, Consti-
pa,ion, Headache, Biliousness,
and Malaria usually attend it.
l}s. Sanford's Liver Invigorator
sis !, vegetable specific for Liver
Disorders and their accompany
i;,.s evils. Ii cures thousands
N.i,v not lie one of them9 Take
D:. Sanford s liver Invigorator.
Your Druggist will supply you.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-13
No Reference to Little Falls.

We clip the following item from an.
exchange: Nearly all towns have
A girl that giggles. A woman that
tattles. A man that knows it ALL
A boy that cuts up in church. Some
men who make remarks about the
women of the town. More loafers
than it needs. A man who grins at
you when you talk and laughs out
loud when he has said something.
And truly, also, some towns have
more religious organizations than
they have religion. 2
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-13

The Conqreuation fthe French.
Catholic Church will Give q
Fair on Oct. III, 10 and 10.
The yearly fair Of the French Cath
Ollie church will be given ON Tuesday,. !.
Wednesday md Thursday next. week
Oct. II, 1santI -. 1T theO Opsr. Horls..
In this city The ladies' OF this cilur, b
make their fairs the plearantcst 81
evqnts. and the public patrs,nizt
them well. The usual program VII
Be followed: excellent refrtxllnleilt,
lserve5l and att iclee viii he f.,r sale.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-13

' W
~. l',,,, nle ,",eo o+ar . ra,ra vas r,;ecte,i.
a,nnnnt so5. :.
Bills allowed.
Ellen @batters' o'afd'ns e,k ~
~. poot F.,rtier servir,s to-
Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
NJ Coleman. meals prisoner w
Transcript Pao. oo.' print % 40
M;1ls,,auph medicine. ....... / 65
Electric & Water Co. services. 547 IA
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Lekarki W Anglii.

w londyhskiej szkole medycznej
dla kobiet znajduje sic obecnie lO7
studentek, pomiedzy kt6remi jedna
Induska. Docentami i profesorami So
przewaznie mezczyzni, wyjatkiem
wszakze katedr: chor6b wewnetrz-
nych, ginekologii, medycyny sadowej
i anatomii praktycznej. Kobiety zaj-
muja tam r6wniez stanowiska die
kanek, sekretarek i t. p. w szpita-
lach kobietom lekarkom dostepDe So
kliniki: chor6b dziecinnych, ocznych,
chor6b zeb6w chorob goraczkowych.
w New hospital for Women 6wicza
sic W powo2aniu SVEN szczeg6lnie
takie lekarki, kt6re p6zniej jada do
Indyi. w r. 18S9-tym by}o u 2lekar-
XII, W r. 1890 tym Juz 81, W 1891
bylo ich lib. q tych 80 pozostalo W
Londynie, % ma prowincyi W in
nych miastach, 26 udalo sic do Indyi
i trzy do Chin. w Londynie oddaja
sic one przswaanie chorobon kobie-
Gym dzisoinnyn.
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now. = Ma pokrycie mego
ryzyka, odrzek} cichym g}osem
Eiffel. = Czy w tym samym
celu zatrzyma}es pan 1000
"a montowanie? pyta} dalej
prezydent. = Tax, brzmiaaa
odpowiedz, podobne rzeczy W
interesie robi sic czesto, jest to
potrzebne dla og6lnego prze.
biegu interesu,
Ma te ostatnie siowa prezy-
dent odrzekl ostro, g4osem
podniesionym:
= A ia takie interesa uwa-
zam "a zadne niewazne, po-
niewaz wynikaja one z umysl-
nego wprowadzenia w b}ad,
azeby ME uzyc ostrzejszego
wyrazenia.,.. Prokurator obja,
sni to panu dis i na naste
pnych posiedzeniach!.
S}owa te wywo}aly ogromna
sensacys. Eiffel zblad}. Wszy-
soy powstawali z miejsc, azeby
ujrzet, jak wyglada po tenn
surowem napomnieniu.
Gdy przywr6cono porzadek,
zeznawal Florry, ekspert bu-
chatter, wyznaczony przez Rad,
kt6ry ma zasadzie ksiazek Tow.
budowy kana1u panamskiego
wykazal, IL Eiffel og6}em cd
tegoz towarzystTa ma zasadzle
kontraktow otrzymaf 69 milo
now frank6w, z czego dla sic
bic zatrzymal na czysto 33
miliony.
Ma tenn posiedzenie zawie-
szono.
Sprawa, jak obecnie, pred
stawia sic W spOsob bar
dzo fatality dla oskarzo-
nych, Karol Lesseps Eiffel
niewatpliwie zostans skazani.
Tax twierdzi opinia publiczna.
Cottu i Fontane moga bye
uniewinnieni. Go sad zrobi re
starym Lessepsem? - trudno
odgadnac. -.
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2 parafli sw. Wojciecha.

2 parafi sw. Woiciecha otrzymuje-
my pare wiadomosci: Nova murowa-
ma plebania zosta}a juz ukohczona i
zajeta. Nova szkole doprowadzono
juz pod ddch; ma zine dalsze roboty
zostasy wstrzymane, rozpoczna sic
dopiero po zebraniu odpowiednich
fundusz6w. w dawnej plebanii u.
mieszczona zostala miedzy innemi BIZ
blioteka parafalna, kt6ra rozwija sic
bardzo dobrze. Posiada ona przeszlo
500 ksiazek, obecnie sprowadzona
zostanie nova ich partya. Przy BIZ
bliotece otwarta bedzie wkr6tce sta
Ia czytelnia. u lnnych nowin para
falnych zaznaczy6 nalezy, izw tych
dniach Tow. sw. Wojciecha (ze zied.
Pol. RI. Kat. p. op. NJ. Boskiej Cz')
przystepowaso do wsp6lnej Spowie-
dzi i Komunii Sw. kosciele sw.
Wojciecha. Niezadiugo wreszcie,
bo d. 30 stycznia rozpoczhie sic W
parafi uroczyste 4O-godzinne nabo-
zehstwo. Spodziewanem jest przy-
bycie ma takowe wielu kapian6w.
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Odezwa socyalist0w W Paryau.

PARYz, II stycznia. - Par
tya socyalistyczna wYda}a ma
stepujaca odezwe do ludu:
nPolitycy oportunistyczni u
grzezli na zawsze W krwi ofar
pod Fourmies i W b1ocie pa
namskiego szwindlu. Chcieli-
by oni pociagnat "a soba kraj
i rzeczpospolita. W tym razie
ratunek moze wyjsG tylko z
szeregow robotniczych. Sy-
stem, przy kt6rym prezydent i
Izba musza odpowiadac "a
garse lotr5w, musi bye znieslo-
ny. Rzeczpospolita musi sic
STAG uczciwa i zajac godne sic
bic miejsce sr6d narod6w. u
rzadzenia polityczne kraju mu-
sza uledz rewizyi, kt6rej doko'
ma parliament z nieograniczo-
mem pe}nomocnictwem." Ma.
nifest ko6czy sic wezwaniem
ludu ma olbrzymi mityng ma
sowy ma otWartem powietrzu
wprzysz}a sobote,w celu wyra-
zenia na takowym wolf ludu.
Odezwa jest podpisana przez
Is socyalistycznych cz}onk6w
Izby deputowanych.
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Skandale W Berlinie.

BERLIN, 1l-go stycznia. =
Lada dzie6 rozpoczna sic tu
skandale z powodu odkryc,
czynionych przez socyalistycz
ne pismo ,,Vorwaerts" W spra-
vie 1ap6wek otrzymywanych z
,,funduszu Welf6w" przez wy
bitne polityczne osobistosci.
Liebknecht, g}6wny redaktor
,Vorwaerts'' twierdzi, re je-
szcze W tym tygodniu ogfosi
zwiskaskompromitowanych.
Twierdzi, ze posiada fotograf'
czne kopie dokument6w, bez
zadnej kwestyi dowodzacych,
IL otrzymywali oni sap6wki.
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Wydanie OSzusta.

HAvRE, II stycznia. = Tu-
tejsze w}adze francuzkie posta:
nowi2y wydac sadom angiel-
skim znanego szulera i oszusta
E. H. Wellsa. Jak wiadomo,
ogra} on bank W Monte Carlo,
a W Anglii naciqgna} wiele O.
sob ma setki tysiecy pod pozo-
rem r6znych wynalazk6w. Gdy
sprawki jego W Anglii sic wy
daily, uciek} ztamtad w}asnym
yachtem, lecz zosta} schwyts'
ny W poblizu wybrzezy Fran
cyl.
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Telegramg KrajOYe.
Ze StOIicy ZWiazkOWej.

WASHINGTON, II stycznla.
Dzisiaj zaraz po otwarciu
posiedzenia Senatu oznajmio.
no, re umar} Senator Kenna z
West Virginii. Blackburn W
swej movie podnosh zalety
zmar}ego i powzieto rezolucye
kondolencyjne. Postanowiono
r6wniez zaprosi6 Izbe pos}6w,
prezydenta, cz}onk6w gabinetu
/ Sad Najwyzszy Krajowy do
wziecia udzia}u W uroczystos-
ciach pogrzebowych, kt6re sic
dbeda jutro o godz. l W sail
Senatu. Wyzuaczono komitet
re siedmiu Senator6w do iowa.
rzyszenia zw}okom do West
Virginia. Potem z szacunku
dla zmar}ego posiedzenie odro'
czono.
R6wniez i W Izbie pos}6w
posiedzenia ME by1o powodu
smierci Senatora Kenna.
Zmar}y Senator by} katoli-
kiem, a pogrzebowe ceremonie
odbeds sic pod przewodnic
TWEEN Arcybiskupa Gibbonsa
Baltimore. Jutro wieczo-
rem zw}oki zostana zawie-
zione koleja Chesapeake &
Ohio do miasta rodzinnego
zmar}ego, Charlestown we
West Virginia. q Izby ko1ni-
tet z IL towarzyszyc bedzie
zwlokom.
Blaine ma sic stosunkowo
ME zle.
Wielki poiar W BostOnie.
Boston, MASS, IL stycz. =
Wczoraj rano wielki posar W
TEN miescie, najwiskszy W cia-
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POlak-Ofara.

Ofara pobicia przez nieznanych To-
buzow padi Polak Pawe} Warczak,
waasciciel saloonu grocerni ma Clea-
YER ul. w zesziym tygodniu, majac
jakies naleznosci do kolektowania,
udal sic W tym celu do South Chica-
go. Bawii tam cd czwartku do so.
boty, kiedy zostai W straszny spos6b
pobity przez jakichs iotr6w. Jeszcze
tego dnia przywi6zf 60 policyant ko-
LEILA do Chicago, ale do domu trzeba
by}o nieszczesliwego juz odniest, tax
by{ siaby. Dzs zas wskutek odnie-
sionych ran zakohczy} zycie. S. P.
Pawe& Warczak liczy} lat 40. zab6j-
DOW biednego Polaka ME zdolano po.
chwycic.
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.ROk Nv.
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE
Wielki, pozar.
Wielkie sk}ady J. Yorka spalone. =
$250,O0O szkody.

Wczoraj rano ma S. Halstead ul.
mia2 miejsce duzy pozar. Wielkie
sklady towar6w b}awatnych, galante-
ryjnych, ubrah, mebli it'd poiozone
pm. 765-7S7 ma Halsted ul. spalily
sic wczoraj do szczetu. Sk}ady te do
brze by}y znane Polakom Wojcie-
chowa i Bridgeportu, kt6rzy tam zao
patrywali sic W potrzebne towary; "
skiadach pracowa}o tez kilku polskich
klerkow. Ogieh wybuchnai okofo
loci rano W basemencie, gdzie sic
znajduja kotly parowe ogrzewajace
caly gmach. Pfomied zaczai sic sze-
rye szybko gwaatownie. Klercy
pracujacy W sk}adach, kobiety i me-
zczyzni, zaledwo zdoiali opuscit swe
stanowiska ma najwyzszych pietrach
wydosta5 sic ma ulice. Jedna pa
MEN sklepowyrh, II letnia Czeszka,
zam. pm. 734 ma Airport ul., o ma4o
CO ME zosta}a PREY tel sposobnosci
zaduszona dymem. Ratunek piona.
cych magazyn6w byf ogromnie u
trudniony ze wzgledu ma mr6z, ta-
mujacy dziaianie sikawek. w reaul-
tacie ca}y wspaniaiy, granitowy
gmach magazynow J. Yorka sp}onai
wraz towarem. -. Opr6cz tego u.
szkodzone zostaSy sasiednle domy, W
kt6rych znajduja sic: magazyny ju.
bilera w. Kunze, saloon J. Schmidta,
sk{ad ubrah NJ. Pitzele grocernia
Wausen q Heine. szkody dochodza
do s250000, a W tel sumie sam York
stracil $685. 900 (s150,000 gmach i
$4,000 towar). Strata jest wprawdzis
pokryta ubezpieczeniem, lecz tylko
W czesci. 80.
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POdr0a cesarza Wilhelma.

PARYz, II stycznia. = Ce-
sarz Wilhelm przyby} wczoraj
do Sigmaringen ma uroczystosci
slubne ks. Ferdynanda z ksie-
zniczka Marya, bawi1 jednak
tam bardzo kr6tko = i wye
cha} dis rano ma Karlsruhe.
W}asciwym celem podr6zy &C.
sarza by1 strasburg, gdzie
przybyl niespodzianie i zaalar'
mowal garnizon. Ten niespo-
dziany alarm wywolal W pier.
wszej chwili ogromne przera,
zenie; W kilka chwil jednak
rzecz wyjasnila sic poploch
usta}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-12
Fatalny wypadek.

LoNDYN, xll-Go stycznla.
z Chatham donosza o fatal
nym wypadku, jaki tam mial
mieisce. Podczas gdy znaczna
liczba ludzi zajeta by}a czysz'
czeniem podw6inego dna okre'
tu wojennego nMedea" ,wywia
}y sic zab6jcze gazy, kt6re odu-
rzy}y i zabi}y ma miejscu
dwoch ludzi. Dwaj inni SO
tax ciezko chorzy, ze lada chwi,
la oczekuja ich smierci. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-12
Floquet i Freycinet przed sedzia
SledCzym.

PARYz, IL stycznia. = Sc
dzia sledczy Franqueville prze-
s1uchiwa} dzisiaj b. ministra
wojny Freycineta i b. prezy-
denta Izby Floqueta. Pre-
s}uchaaie trwa}o d}ugo. Dotad
byli badani, jako swiadkowie.
Lecz ME jest nieprawdopodo-
bnem, IL ze swiadk6w zmienia
sic W. 80. oskarzonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-12
Zadanfe S-miu gOdzin piracy.

LoNDYN, II stycznia. De
legaci Federacyi g6rnik6w an
gielskich zgromadzeni W Bir-
mingham pos anowill zadaf cd
parlamentu wydauia prawa 0
S.godzinnym dnm rohoczym,
obowiaaujacym dla wszystkich
pracodawc6w. G6rnicy Ma
przysz}ost postanowili popie,
rae wyb6r tylko tych handy
dat6w, ktorzy przyrzekna gfo.
sowaG "a legalnym S-godzln
nym dniem roboczym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-12
WybOry W Hayti.

PANAMA, 11-go stycznia. :
L Kingston telegrafuja, re wy,
bory W murzy6skiej rzeczypo-
spolitej Hayti rozpoczs}y sic.
W pa6stewku panuje spok6j.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-12
Cholera ma okrecie ,,MurrianO"

"
HAMBURG, II stycznia. =
Cholera ma okrecie ,Murria-
no" przybylym tu New Orle-
ans szerzy sic dalej. Nazwi-
sko majtka, kt6ry zmar} ma o,
krecie, jest Antonio Siro. Maj,
tex, kt6ry przyby} chory, 20
vie sic Jose Dias. Wczoraj
pomimo wszelkicn srodk6w o,
str6znosci, zachorowa}o zn6w
trzech ludzi z za}ogi parowca.
Ss to majtkowie: Sabala, Fer
nandez i Emilio. Badanie lie.
karskie wykaza}o, re SO cho-
rzy na azyatycka cholere.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-12
ParOwiec W niebezpieczenstwie.

HAMBURG, llgo stycznla. =
q Cuxhaven widziano wczoraj
dziewiee parowc6w, otoczonych
olbrzymiemi masami lod6w.
Wszystkie p}ynefy GAIA si3a pa
ry ma wsch6d, staraiac sic uni
kna6 starcia przez lodowce,
Rzecz jednak przedstawia7a sic
W ten spos6b, jak gdyby kata'
strofy ME MONA by}o uniknaf.
Parowce znik4y z widoku. Ma
zwiska ich ME So wiadome o.
pr6cz jednego. Jest to paro'
wiec naftowy niemiecki Pau
la" pod kapitanem Hinch.