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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-11-24

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No. 34I.-Proverb Making.

From the letters which compose the fol-
lowing words form a proverb which teaches
that steadiness and perseverance are neces-
sary to success:
Rhone Stars. Glass. Time Noon. Log.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-11-24
No. 343.-Rivers In Anagrams.

name, France. 4. Nero, France. g. A
dun, Russia. 6. Robe, Spain.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-11-24
No. 33S.-A Diamond.

l. letter. q A stratum. 3. Insanity
4. Has bright spots on a dark ground. 8.
Constituting. 6. One who notes events. Z.
medicinal plant. g. An insect. 8. A
letter
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No. 337.-For Sharp wits.

Divide $685. by 256 and place the quo
tient in such manner that it shall be
equal to "a.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-11-24

COUGHING LEADS TO CONSUME
TION. Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at
once.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-11-24
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No. 3A9.-The 1902 Trick.

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Dean Rheumatic pills absolutely cure
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More room is needed by us tor the proper
accommodation OF fall stock, and as it Is n
choice between increase OF rent or sacrifice
of goods, we have decided on the latter.
Have selected lines that are desirable in
stock, style and iii, and have made prices
which should give the dealer a satisfactory
proht. sold IN dozens only send Tor cath-
logue. AMOS z. TAPLEY L co.
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Plant ana 1t then - slckenlng OdOr.
2. At - he will - the - if you do
not watch him.
9. The - were dressed in purple
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-11-24

Superintendent dairy products fol
Worlds Columbian Exposition.
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"I Smfefea 3 years

From woman's early trou-
bles.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09


according to sIl arcmats which
have been received tie agricultural
exhibit frua tbas state al The NgiId's
fair promises 10 be one 81 tbe most
sb0wy and interesting id the sgucal-
tBEsi SECTION OF the great show. Both
tae NICE and sugar displays are b9T
practically complete, ard IL Is prob
able tBat the other partgans Of the ex-
bIDit 8He rapidly assamipg shspe.
The BagIl39Rs tu wbaeh these displays
are made are Of elaborate aDd arnstlc
deslga and gre Eaade largely from the
products Mhlch they are gn1ended a.
DISPLAY IAas tbsriee psgalia IS lhsteb-
ed wlth r1ce in The sbtsf, st hlie ID.
sagsr paTiIIou Is graaueatrd largely
wEth sugar oaBe. The Success OF
these exhibits will cause great local
gratJaeaI lon, a. much earnest wgtk
aas been devoted to them By q lu0at
business Community, assisted bv t5e
sugar aud ftce growers Of jhe statt
The displays are moreover, expected
10 ad4ertlse The agriealtlFsi wealth 81
Louisiana, create a wstier demand for
her products and agtE4el lBDl gEs
st9p. 1'nat Inc s1h8bils aFe elegantly
aud aestsfafiy displayed sIli greatly
sid 30 taegr etE-etfsestfrss 30 IAss fes
peet there rDzH bss no dsabt, aEvt GER
lallatg lbsy wlli aifssrd mash Gra3 ii
esidoD 10 tbase l. aassiaaiaas @Hu visit
The fa8r.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09
EEgENRE MIME B8 KzAEsR.
arE1 EsEszat AzaRr@F. fm E8asaI M Em-
sag m Raae zsepanlEe Of
Mexico.
TTeuay stZ saen Egsse EE8seET'
Liz

Eaela Pass, Tea Jane Pail par
s5ggiara of the Euants coal mine
disaster IS nearly as Ehgy eaa De iearga5
aFe as taIioWEs
TIE @sIleaD International EasiE4s
aEaleh recently raGss aato possession Of
she miBes. are operating harr0w
gnags r0a7 with q small engine, Bhieh
penel Easss khe usaiE4 entry. haHl1ng In
efnpty aB& bringing o8t loaded cgFs.
I has aa3a entry il 32Red on tine sides
sad oil the top with cEe0sota1 AaEbey
and three arr shEfts from it supply the
mines EItb geBzllEt8pn, The entrance
Of ti5r suBBel is On tbs north SIDE of 3
FsnRsef hills, through EFhleh it pasRss
iuHa AL lneBiBs 20 the znoHth of sths
tamil On ths banks Of the Bio EvesB-
dido. Tine EerkaaEs are ali sss tAas eAst
OF tire Eaasu entry aud some fifty men
were smplgged taking oct coal AT 4
O'Clock yesterday svpBiHE. shortly alter
8be locomotive 4rft abe mlae, ii sas
discovered 60 be on Ere Hu8 Smoke and
8ismes we're seen issuing ont Of tne air
khEII8. Ab8Bt osae-hHlI Of the IgiueEs
tawho we've working Bear tine tanBsi
aGlaEls tbetr fsCsIses leaving twsasy-si&
tfDt the3f uBEEbeE 40 peflsa Ers4 asst
and smoke aud p0lsoBug7 gasfss, wa1sh
81 cad lIRe HIgB2BlgE % egsTy Pgrt]aD
4 OF tha mares.
( " heu d aas Eeeu that al eff sFls were
/ EseissB So Erscas the irD gTlseaed miner.
eEerg tBpEgy sBs dtFecs ed 80 szrBB1g tBe
/ setpery lram dHelEgrJiau a ha1d-
/ pums Was piaasd 40 pDfif10B OF the
/ E~eaHBf3a s8*eFr E5pRs sFeFP 3aId 8Rso
} toe mine $3.50 fer "a tue veYk caaBd b.
! daHe and II hose aflgE sel sod wafer
( j5DaEe4 lgt9 sl8a AH uEgss ftEnB-rs a
/ ptTtahls- eiRe Hsss bpesaal4E o5i&aUs,d
/. iraln I1iedTs- A~gtas. Sod ans three
bDsEs 5sae fire ~as 1u+teg GpgtE0i.
Ihegs sgs t2eatg 84e e14 zg8beEs gn tBs'
bBsbe. STD bedea4 ulb4,T -aE= saBpasess
81 i3ewa& o. titFs front EU tlBr- zBRue.
At AZ u,G5ueb u4ay 8Aeu yuar
a}s3sdH8t r~ae8rs3 B3e He-ne. a4sa
Ugay he'd iesl Eecwv~rrd EFnn tise
EsHth EAambrE ASH Aubrtie sfger@ard
auBtbtg seuseaed std hisehrBe3 uB-
aas tsEngBt o., E4se s8Ffaee Ibr tenth
oaaat3eY has bU-u r=aebe, rua u5eu
cath srHgss-e ty-d 3u EArEy baG3eP 81
#3Ieos Gbrgr- Ee-gas Il 0g-r eozHs ny tAe
tHE& ags4 stngBe al lighting tbsiy ssaA
! 60 AeHr tBa bodies of tile3r deled cen
Ea.jss REe l1EBG Supsrauseu3en
tSsefg- Sp=ucs veuia+al TOO far apd
sae wg~Eegme by tAe beat aEld snakt
ala6 p rs rescued D. those haadiag tlst
EgpFs. 4 Is bBiisEej that by GatnerHoa
tBe mine viii be cleared Of Em0ae aut
ueat, @hleE AZ present ls impossible IL
cope with, aud thaEgAii the bodies vii
; be rescued. all the n1iners eEapioys,
were Arxisans and most Of them haT
Ihelpless families.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09

IHaaFRMe

ElsayRne.
Haze taHRraRee zesmmiss5oaeG Of
Aa-ssctagsetss ~ bss aBsaBa I-FoF
lasl Pugj4sbed expresses the gy,Hlut
vrry ei=srJy ibsl thz rndsBBenl ,.Id-rr
NJ I5FtBe 4eas thzn an srgantz Il .ysI-ul
4 robbery liz aays: aWth lB.
passage of The ses 10 aiad asr I4-
siLatFs s't tE,e eight -f~sn flamg Mass
e3ts'setts eusipamvh orders, ibe Lac
1l6eIai essaplef ot 1a4s exiEaerdina'y
crzz~ wiil be arttteu. sI}n ing ib~i,
Srert azasisace tb*s Lii4y s,zfh Asraa
ahnsetts corporations 81 th,e class
gathered . 40 nhFFahsP of 365 900,
catBeeied fFaEn Gba cert. 6esle hsirletr
over 8i2, 100000 From tnI- suso geas
I4san9 4ter csat oil the rDvaD bei rhsp
'se+fFed 81 tlayDeBt Of ths esrll~r
analoFed certificates user 50. ggO, 00U,
whsle 81 o00. 200 Ras paid 40 eialaaa
for slekpess. Marty $4,000, 600
one-hstfBBdeniable If aatnadisputsatg
a ssteal.--=went into lhe ppek~Is of tbp
| promoters and officers as sexpease@,
E3eagtng At the cad ostg abaat $780,
! 800 fer distribution To tAs Temua8l
of 33O, GOO Hstnbefs, only a tfitie aUfe
than MAS gobbied by ihe $4,000 wbc
got. in on ti1e ground a5sr. swb1cb last
of eoarse, includes sil The &snpremes,
their sisters, cousins and auats. ''
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09
= s.Iorl - - Washipg

TIE Sword Hhssh George Washing
Ion carried when be- surrendered bts
commission Az Commander 10 Cheif uf
ihs american fefees is On exhibition
at tbe World's Ear. The relic IS the
isreperty Of Miss NHgina Lewis. of
Bailim0re, The gFeat-gre
tyr of Ge1Ege Mashsngton3s only sister,
Betty, who was the wife of hleldipg
Lewis, a mvmber Of General Wash
lssglon2s staff. The sword was be-
9usathed by him to ihrff son 8Georg+,
WbO was CLEO on bis stsT during the
Revolution. The sword MAS btqueafb-
I'd by Major Gen. Lewis IL Samuel
Leslie, BIZ ren; BIZ HIN 70 biz eldest
sssn, Judge George Washington Lewis,
Fho presided oYsr Wessmgr- lard ooap-
ty, M; by ban 10 Capt. Hsnfy
L+wIs, late Of The Epiled States Nags
'sbo gave il TO his daughter, lbe
present owner.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09

Crops ARaz4nfI aSfll@ianGl ESMEzseti
= 81 ssEaaesE MasssE EaaoAaae.

f8IhHlapd, La, Mat 3l.--0Be Of file
am9st destructive he'll storms ever known
ia t8ls section struck tbis place gsssteF-
day evening at Gas O'Clock. Consider
abs wirt accom- panied the hail. "a
terrific r0aripg Eas heard foF same
time before 1t reached this place The
la1l fell thick and large, sogas measgr-
lug seven aud a half iaenes in eifeam-
feEeuee. Tue garden Truck, cotton,
gats aud wheat aEs almost entiresy
ruined corn is tIddlad, but some mag
eame out.
mrB, g9lbers's hoteI here had sixty.
eight winaBw paues broker; the eollegp
lad elglatS-srEsu. Many ether houses
~ the place suffered ia tie same Way.
Nj j I'D II 3isbean, near here, bad q
horse kutaeked down "A Aegro living
close to shiB place had bis dog killed
by the hail Dir Ford. llYI4g twelve
paiies north Of this place o1 tia railroad
from here 10 Hamer, found 3 iamp 81
hai iu bis yard Immediately after TIE
storm passed aH fire ipebrs il
aiataebar lie aaEs so5ne pieces mad.
deBts in the gTqapd Rlere they feii
/ large ehpBgh ~ pat the eroan of hif
tat 10. de aiso Bsgs thai q piece III
hail waat through tha saiaete r93f and
ceiling AID struck tie 8io9r ri lhe
house.
TIE tfaek Of tae storm seems to il4ss
been shout eight mules side north 81
fais place, aud aEds0ed rs ii came
southeast from BOltAWest sa5e
people speak HI plantlng tBeif eeltVl
gser Tins storm II equal 10 ali oyer.
dos ~ ~ tha drsilagiiVii of TIE crop
Duihe 8Lst AIS gt Mag iRenty sever
fears ago tsaag salaliar STORM passesi
\ liitle roatl Of thl plaae. completely
destFo5lpg tAa crop ID iEs HALO strip.
plug tas trees 0f thesr foisaga att
kRlilpg great aea gf lini1sr.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09

Atlanta Constellation
ataaBs 5 Hislorioal liagqaiaeya month
iy pubAALed 1t salem. AIaas. nouialns
d pedigree of President Clsyelatd.
IL il siloRn III this record that Mr..
CieFeiapd XII bis mothers eide--tht
&sais---is OF 6oHtherB decent. Aatnr
ally, millions pf people IL Tue Quilted
fsEatss RpuM be interested IL sseiBa
t@is line pursued bg tie eamu5isr 81 the
Brdi3ree, bnt is tlas .AlagasfBe is pre-
snIaabiy fpr New Eugland FeadeEs pDiy
il knere meHtiltn Of The fact Is madr,
gbsle tue gsateEna ines direct ard eai-
latefal are extensively worked out and
chartered #ith brief Biographical 10
tieeg His northern ancestors, ii seelnst
sse notable people, lint II is perhaps
fortunate Ton MI CleYelaud thai some
9f tbetF PuFilBn tFaits Aage 5sen modi.
ied ID his person bg 1 strain III sDatb
sEn blood. III Rafs tAings ia sboHs
his southern instincts When az was
threnlened Rith TIE loss gf Votes be-
cause Ae wrote d ii nlpatbet8e letter Ill
Feplg to All eplatle from Civil III. Csas
akiug' aant, AeEaid that If III g0ald ~
sgre hfm ptditlcalig b. treat 4 DISTRESSED
e0Hgsn cnafteeaa3y, then he vas will
gng 10 sutisg as cons s4aencea Again
when tha eDaditien N aFs, Harrison
aeeana critical aud feyeatesi the pres
iasat from atteudipg the ditlieatory
sZfEeiae8 III Chicago, Dali Cleveland
aHsliBsal HI ge, and as faf II possible
tsltbarewfrgm ans active participation
III the gafApalgh.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09

sElnsfah TIL 81 Patrick II says tha
IFiahmsn IEnFEeh foF Christopher
goAaEabaa aaFs tile Atnariean "IIa
waa bigger maa than st. Rasriek "
slse gad you Win hase h prove ahat Z
sage Ehe IFishman isI3ll ~ Id sayA
she American. 'sst Passiak discovered
b eeuatrs that ths Isieh cagsaet 1ules
Aid Christopher Coinabas discovered
a eoantEg that tlls Irisli Gan, Ind do
aala
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09
CITIZENS TICKET.

There had been d big game Of euehge
plage1 for Tie naasoraity for seseEaI
aags The Riag fssn and Aati=E5ag
man were watching Zach EaeEe cf tbe
aihe1 AMI silica he ring neu ansliy
saii4l Ipr d conference amoHg sheFn-
selves u ses ahicb aE tbetr swo easdi-
aates a L.Eia OF s. q s5hastacE
should pall aenu she ARf8-E5ng Eaep
EneE aaat they had &ha fi8g men in 70
hnle. The conferences mas held FFiasy
eseuipr and II vas d-ei ics that 4. J.
Beid sas 10 rHn aud 6hsslRek pail
/ down. Ca Saturday neKr3BE Ar,
shastaak appeared On 1he streets aud
announced 2hat he Was 81 candidate .8Os
mayor, a. 4 Istsld ga lae co@feTeBc-
eaaauiiasee to she contrary notTzsb-
aauaibg. Iba consequence aas qalte
a fasEg among she Hng men and aooai
iao otcieek II. q pEanBpeis HasuS"
aas eiEeslated eEeFy s@hsre, READING
thas:
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09

ME HGlsAaRE hegggBaa reserved fenr
notices " come afs and settle for biz poll
Tax. Tiihoaf question he paid three
Of tAem lai Hheu he got the fourth
nosiee ~ want n looking fer his iax
receinsa, and feaua three receipts foF
poil az sof the same year And con
clnled tAas Mas enough
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09

KIsG 6ENsHE sent word 10 Captain
Bryan shat ~ ha Ring had a 30 70
Rsw Orleans, but that Ae Hosld be
back III alsae n beat file ticket that ~
lBgsapl aaa getting 20 for fuaEes ard
aldermen tIha king rstaFaad. Int the
beating WINS tie other Way
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09

611naE and bAnnsg afe tapniug thelf
aegs o9 getting around among their
lrienle explaining how II WAS that Pet
Growley beat SAN shatlnelt 10 bad.
II geKs eaaAAg eAels81ea Pat get
she votes 4ad sin ala hos get eaougl
bF Ill 10 yon raind
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09

18BT uTH aRnpaheed - Thunder
saae 1aadag night thst taa raasaAs
bess kneen Al uays were mt eaiis-
iaessry q laaieEily Of ia9 gofers q
shsa aisf.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09

l6ng pE ffe8ds stick ID bim
aEa hs4p hiFn gst egeFy thiag h. HaBlH.
Me lkiasas Ire bulls COED boys, bot as
soon A. one fgsaad Eanis 8amethlpg
hiasas s5ea the fsfaad iaaitgg.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09

ax MaudsE cold aag I92
ina algssson aae#a Tie oia fsna
anlee Ehas baa ssen Fnnalng tlla1 eity
seg faa xaaaR.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09
#atrRs ~ FgEffss.

The Pa(aic is bvEtsg Beiita5 that have taken
0p ebfERT q light bsy mare Ais,ui Il Aaasds
tlEh bENnasd an The lett shos3dsT with BguEa z
bas se8E ta5 and tE1 suaEz aG VEN 5SP luslB $3.50
81 thee 5htbsr tupE L3TBer raB get Saint 1y
proving PEppsrty alid sag40z 5err fhie Dgiiue
2g-44lR E&AAT LEWIS
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09
REDUCED
= PRICES
s8-t--s a


During the Next Sixty
Days ] viii throw my entire
Summer Etodk On the market
Al COST, on account of
leaving for tine North and
last, In order to make room
iirT my MI AAIAIOI1H Ii. AIL
PTREH ASSES
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09

~ alie 81 E5zsls 81 l4Abss Lhlfriess
For Ersrgsfs8s tas.zt kagaB 10 fuyaalf I san 10
lsfpger candidate Ter ahe giiDo OianHSeF Of
Lake 6bsgst6 4 apfHse5dEr gmpT supper ln
she per. 40 resisting gfUn2 ib1 6sb6, ss5*sT-
fui{y Recommend 10 EggE alaUy 6f9snat, 3hr
aAtas q y eAa2tpek aad ssa BtsslT esfBszsi
snpIagff feHilaE aHat s0Hr 8Ht~gersa aEe
grEtes3iig sails istb8s Baaaa, besIsFtsinli7s
"A J. &kgD
LakH ChstIgs, b. 5sae iss@.
That expression der reasons besi
kuevu 10 myself. aas perhaps tbe
rtraR tbas broke ti3e esmeiis beck. Il"
Eba mean ti1aa Elae GrieBda Of AIr Jaeab
Byaa and MIR IL @C. Dses mad baeu
trying 40 reconcile matters aud have
butone candidate faf mayer on The
hise o. the opposition. BY p}m0et
s5bnRanasaa action and the hearts
consent If both Bir. Ryan and Mr
Dseg, eatamitfee waited Oh Dir. Pat
Cfowle5 aud asked him 10 ran feI
mayor After Reelection he consented
ana Saturday nig6s a meeting Of Gill
zenB was held Vt the court house auG
the ticket nominated that Was 4s1
largely endorsed at the polls has
4 Monaay.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09

Did aeaE anything afgp ias'
sa
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09

ispa longer cor
m aAa ag, ID aanreF
AID EaEg
goasietur
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-09

Mems, ladies and Masses GIfon1 Ties, low
cal, viii bF cut 5O8u jas; Lhe E EBe.
Men Straw Hats 10 white and. lsIrfsBy. %,
eJc. Eu3 5)n-
MI ENTIRE MILLINERY ssTUCK GOES
At COST
hT fail 3iaa o Hosiery T araiEaipg Gagiss
La1erwrzrr eze sfall aAsrlAe same fase.
o0Me 5Essariy ssssd sf6ecEre the
#aifRoise=E saOotHs.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-11
ROk ~.

sedzia sledczy, prowadzscy
sledztwo w sprawie deputowa
nych i senator6w, oskarzonycE
o branie lal 6wek, postanowi-
umorzyc - dla braku dowo-
dow = sprawyy = przeciwko de.
putowanyym Rouvier, Roche,
Arene, Proust, Dugon de Fau.
connerie oraz senatorom Gre
w, Thevenot, Deves, Renault
i Beral. Ia kozl6w ofarnych
wybiora tylko b. deputowane-
60 Sans-Leroya i b. ministra
Baihuta. Wiesc o tenn wywo-
la}a ogromne oburzenie W Pa.
ryzu. Opinia nazywa ten spo-
sob postepowania gra "w sle-
pa babke" ze sprawiedliwo-
scia. Okreslenie istotnie
s1uszne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-11
Fatalny wypadek W kopalni "
Anglii.

LoNDYN, 10 60 stycznla. =
w Penzance { CORVALLIS mial
miejsce dis fatality wypodek.
Podczas gdy W kopalni Wheel
znaczna liczba robotnik6w
znajdowala sic przy piracy, u
ksza1a sic niespodziewanie wo-
da, kt6ra zalala Geese kopalni.
Wiekszosc g6rnik6w zdo}ala
sic uratowac pred potokami
wody, aalewajscemi kopalnis.
Trzydziestu jednak robotni,
k6w, pracujacych dalejod sly.
bu, ME zdazy}o uciec. -. Me
szczesliwi zostali zatopieni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-11
Sroda, dnia II Stycznia 1898 r.

cy: Ribot prezes ministr6w i
sprawy wewnetrzne Cpoprze'
d.hlo sprawy zagraniczne); De-
velle sprawy zagraniczne da'
wniej rolnictwo), Tirard inan'
se fbez zmiany), Bourgeois
minister sprawleu~. 'e1
zmiany), ien. Lotziller wojna
(nowy minister)ss Burdeau ko-
Ionic i marynarka { bez zmia'
n.y., Dupuy oswiata bez zmia.
ny, Viger rolnictwo (nowy mi
nister), Viette roboty publ
czne bez zmiany). Jak widat,
opuscili ministeryum trzej je-
go cz}onkowie d}ugoletni: mi
mister wojuy Freycinet, b. pre-
zydent ministr6w i minister
spraw wewnetrznych Loubet
oraz dwutygodniowy minister
handlu Sarrien. Jesli sadziG
z pozostania W gabinecie mini
strasprawiedliwosci Bourgeois,
"a kt6rego zleceniem Baihut
zosta} aresztowany, wiekszosc
pozostala obecnie u w}adzy,
jest "a energiczniejszem dzia}a-
MEM przeciw winnym przeku-
pstwa W sprawie pauamskiej;
mniejszosc Freycinet, Loubet i
Sarrien byli przeciwko temu.
TAX sadzi og6}. Swoja droga,
oplnla ME Wlerzy tez zoytnlo
Ribotowi iego kolegom. zda'
MEM jej i oni poza pewne
granice p6js6 ME zamierzaja.
1 ich ministeryum oczekiwac
moze lada dzie1 upadek, bodaj
razem e.. =. prezydentem Car.
notem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-11
Straszny wypadek W
Pittsburgh.
Czterech Polak6w ofara.

PiHs6urg, 10 stycznia. straszny
wypadek mia} miejsce dis W fabryce
drut6w Olivera & Robertsa. O6ara
tego wypadku pad1o 9-ciu robotni-
k6w, a W tel liczbie czterech Pola-
k6w.
w fabryce tel rano wkr6tce po
rozpoczeciu roboty, niewiadomej
przyczyny peksy diva w;elkie ko}a O.
brotowe. Hulk by} tax straszny, jak
gdyby saliva kilkudziesieciu armat.
w oddziale, W ktorym znajdowa{y
sic ko}a, pracowa}o 50 do 60 ludzi,
Jeden Mich zosta} zabity ma miej-
scu. Jest to 3S-letni John Orient.
Ciezkie, niemal smiertelne rany od-
nioslo 8miu jeszcze robotnikow. w
ich liczbie znajduje sic czterech Po-
lak6w.
Sa to:
MicAas Schmuzcsr, lat 40, zonaty,
ma rozbita glove az do m6zgu lada
chwila umrze.
Jak66 Nodak, lat IA, bednarz, no.
gi posamane i poranione, odnlosf
ciezkie uszkodzenia wewnetrzne, "a
pewne umrze.
Andrzej Juchas, lat 40, robotnik,
zonaty, mieszka W Mount Olivet, ma
noge zlamana.
Koroz Dazewicki, robotnik, ranny
LEI.
Oprocz Mich odniesli ciezkie uszko-
dzenia robotnicy innej narodowosci:
Ferdynand Eiben, Adolf Stark, Hugh
Campbell i Mike Donahue. Wielu
innych ma lzejsze mniej grozne Ia
drasniecia. Wypadek wywaH wielkie
wrazenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-11
Eksplozya W Belgii.

BRUKsELLA, 10 stycznia. =
Pred gmachem Klubu kato-
lickiego W Seraing miala miej-
see wczoraj eksplozya bomby
dynamitowej. Ca}y front bu-
bynku zostal zniszczony; ma
szczescie Mkt ME utracii zycia.
Saba, ze eksplozya byla zem-
sta strajkujacych g6rnik6w
niemieckich "a to, re ME otrzy.
mali obiecanej pomocy z Bel
gil.