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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28
THE GAR WAS AFRAID.

LONDON, Oct 2T-Thc Standards
correspondent at Sebastpool says, upou
what he claims to he the highest au-
thority. that when the ear was asked
who should h. chosen To command tho
fleet TO 90 10 France, he asked for the
names of suitable udmirals who did not
speak French, adding that If he sent an
admiral who spoke French flucntly.
"God only knew what he would say
and this, the emperor said, he must
prevent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

the negro returned 10 where the white
boys were and remarked be believed be
would shoot Dan. .he 6-ys3r-o,d. jim
the g-ysar-old told him not % shoot
Dan. The negro said then III shoot
you" He raised the gun and fired che
whole load into his side. shooting one OF
his arms nearly OFF The negro made his
escape before any one could get to the
place and az YET Is ut liberty. Jim Will
die
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. - iSnecial).-
~ the Dallas Athletic clul rooms tonisht
ihck Robertson Of California knocked out
rounds. Donaldson wasn't IN it an honi.
hockey Pate. here with he book nnkers
offered 10 70 against Robertson. Three
l0,ilng rom l. wore fought when Pate
was sent 10 join Donaldson. Tomorrow
night Tommy Ward and Tony Hollis
VIII appear In a fight To- finish for a
purse Of Si1n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

Hereafter uniform price OF 10 cents
o llne will be charged for obituaries
aud resolutions of respect printed Ia The
Gazette. Seven words 10 tho line,
The oaah must accompany ordDts for
GAZETTE COMPANY.
March ]. iSD3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

A FORMER FORT WORTH MAN
KILLS " WOlll.D-BE ROB
REK AT SAN ANTONIO

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. -
lSpeclall -Dr. Frank fannin tho we'll
known magnetic healer while returning
home on foot in the suburbs tonight, was
approached by man The doctor or-
dcred an TO halt and drew a pistol.
as The man continued To approach and
make mysterious bippoekot movements.
the doctor fired with fatal effect. Tho
dead man was identified as Juan Salos
Mexican.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

wish 10 return my thanks 10 the
Insurance adjnsiers and agents for dieir
prompt aud satisfactory adjustment Of
my recent lire losses. Also | wish the
public TO call at my old stand aud pur-
end which must be sold al some iriee
by next Monday night.
FRANK L. pENDEny
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28
rnE NEW YORK LOST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cn,., Oct 81
Pilot Johnson, who was in charge of the
steamer City of New York when she
went ashore yesterday, disappeared and
can not be found. He left the stranded
vessel on The FIRST boat That came TO her
assistance and is tliought TO he IN hid
ing somewhere In san Francisco. He
has been suspended by the pilot comnis-
sloners. II is now thought the New
York IS certain to be a total loss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

BEnIIN. Oct. Eth connection WIN we
hank failure Of pfencr, HnridEen N"SI-
spi With liabilities ~ i,OOn,upp marks. II
Is added that PfereT has lied 10 Enflnhh'
and the bank has absolutely no assets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28
LOW RATES AGAIN FOR THE
sMDRIyI)'S rAIBr

Oct. ~ to ~ inclusive the Great
Rork Island route will sell tickets 10
Chicago and return al rate Of Sa0.aD.
Good for return untll Nov IL and good
ON any train and an classes Of cara.
CAL at city ticket oilee. JOS Main
street. for further information.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

BERLIN. oct. -. The anniversary
Of the capitulnilon Of Metz was observed
in The usual way this evening by q ban.
quct at kniserlioL Tho e.npcror was in
attendance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

DENvER,t Col. Oct. 9T.-rue Commercial
Nati0nl bank, C., l.. DOW, president was 10
day placed IN the hands OF a receiver
Frank Adams, bank examiner was appoint
I'll 10 the position. The receiyershlp was
upon application .: chicago men, who held
"A tbiril of he stock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28
nrRNEp m Dewitt

MANOR. Tex. oct. a7.--,spscial)-
Mrs. James Fisher. wife OF farmer Iiv.
ing near Manor. was burned TO death
today. Her clothing caught from a burn
ing brush pile
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

BRUNSWICK, Ga. Uet. aT-One
white aud i've negroes were stricken
with yellow vgcr today. This i, The
smallest total for any day since the
f. began. Two white patient, died
J ie Firth and He,da Paulsen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

NEW YORK, Oct. 2T.-Dun's Weekly
Review Of Trade will say tomorrow: Port
is in sight after q long, stormy voyage,
and the prospect of o speedy end of the
struggle over repeal has brought
bright hopes 10 business. II is still too
soon TO expect much effect on trade and
manufactures, and though many OBJ
staclcs are to o large extent removed,
there still remain other legislative lues-
tons which create uncertainty. y fact
of real encouragement is that the rail-
road earnings for the thir1 week of Dc
lOher show an increase OF : per cent over
last year, the first increase for q long
time.
Wheat rnse . cents. but corn declined
1.Sc with better reports Of the yield.
Coffee declined .i-lOc. Pork products
made only slight gains, md cotton teli
Lie, receipts being GoOOu bales greater
than last year. ~ yet is seen only q
continuance of the faint and slow m
crease OF distribution of products which
has been noticed for some weeks, nor docs
even this gradual rcyiva! in demand cN-
tend to all branches Most OF the IN
cr.ase. vet seen, is In cotton and shoe
manufacturers and may be- explained ny
the mere exhaustion In stocks, rs dealers
frequent requests Tor immediate 'ue-
livery show. bnt there is also reported a
somewhat better demand from consumers.
FafTS more cotton mills have started
seven have increased their force. against
seven stopping or decreasing 4 similar
demand hns increased tile supply by six
hosiery aud knit goods works reported III
operation.
The total sales Of wool at the chief
markets including several millions, oil
pouuls believed 10 be for speculation has
hern . .2OT 800 pounds in three weeks
against Il .HIj,O0O pounds last year.
tT'hn number and magnitude of failures
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28
BUSINESS.
nRAnsrnNETs REpoRr.

bAA#AAfN1 ANA@iaA - AhAHA ~
NEW YORK. oct. 2J.-Bradstreets
tomorrow will say: Orders for merchan.
disc in larger volume have been received
at Baltimore. Pittsburg Richmond, Nash
vile, Memphis, Birmingham, New Or
leans, Fort Worth. Houston. Dallas,
Little Rock, Galveston, Cincinnati, Louis
Vile, ST. Louis and Omaha. This is an
unusually long list of cities at which an
increase In the volume of business has
been recorded within week, and II is
worthy Of note that reports from them IA
almost all instances specify the increase
or decrease has been for dry goods, shoes,
cl0Il:ing aud groceries.
Mercantile collections were made moro
freely in the cotton growing regions as
well us in the larger winter and spring
wheat states
AT cities In Georgia, South Carolina
and Southern Alabama no increase Is re-
ported. and at some decline is visible.
The industrial situation at the more i'm
p0rtant centers in the West is US un-
satisfactory as heretofore, while ut 81.
Paul. Minneapolis. Duluth, Milwaukee.
and Detroit the record of the years BUSH
ness in staple lines does not promise Ia
equal the expectations of month ago.
The conspicuous upward movement Of
prices last week was succeeded by cor
respondingly long list Of decreases,
among which are quotations for Indian
corn. oats, cotton, coffee, hogs and wool,
and lumber particularly, all In the South.
Rice is still held firm at extreme quota
tons, as are naval stores.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28
FIRES.


DEXTER. Tex, Oct IL 1spcclail--J Il.
WashingIon's giu. fvc miles north 81 here.
IRE started In the iint room. Ia Tie conin-
grafton about hfiy bales Of cotton were
burned. u Is impossible tn learn a. thi,
not.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

A farce. The t'ncle's VIII" will be
repeated 90 The concert Of the Ladies
Associated Charities on Tuesday. pcl.
81, 10y Misses Nelkc, Paddock aud Rob
insun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

PORT HURON. Mich Oct. aT.--Thc
steamer CITY OF concord and her consuft,
the Dunford are reported missing. 1hev
kian bay. Gnd nothing has been heard OF
them since. The crews nninher twonty-one
men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

CLOSE THEIR TwO.pAYs' MEETING At
san MARCOS-rAlk ny CYCLONE

llAN IL.
SAN MARC S, Tex, oct. 2I,-t Spcclol,l--
The Popullsis held their srcpud and lN-r
days meeting today "Cyclnne' Davis held
The platform for two hours 10 the morning
and two IN the Afternoon, lie made his
usual speech There were about 900 people
present,
In an interview MIR, Davis said the Popu-
lists bal now fully 10000 votes Ia rcxas /;
has NugUu; would undoubtedly he the
nomlnce for governor, though Jerome henr-
by OF uuli1s AMI W q. Hutchins Of san
Marcos are mentioned for the place; that
ihe Peoples plriy could carry seven cons
gresSlunal ditlrlcts sure, and possibly three
More, ihnse VI san Antonio Houston uul
DALLAS lie says fhat iiryau or Alien l'uuus
@ good show Tor the presidential nmuuia-
iloi, aud 'lilt the state national orguuizu-
flnu NJ thc party was urVer better. N tnr
Old parties are not careful. Lhry Will have
a majority In the next congress
"Our issues are money, lHud aud trans.
poriatlon, and we have tue people with
us,' said the ropullsI orator.
~ -u.aaaaaa-a-4-
ATTEND the sale NJ +. A. Boorner's
aud sec what big bargains you can get
In Nlyprwarc, Ne, &C.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28
LIDDRALS ATTAgEFn

VIENNA. Oct. 27.-lThe hall in whi,l,
the meeting Of the Liberal party MAS
held this evcuinE 10 endorse the govern.
ments frAnshise bill was attacked by
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

II. 4. Boeyner. who was damaged by
IRE, has decided 10 wind up his business
and offers his entire stock at auction. al
nj once and redeem same at once
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-Eastern
Texas: fuir, polcr, nOrlhcrly WINS
becoming variable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

EYerybody who attcudel the opcninr
sale at II. A. Boerners last nIeht
seemed to be highly pleased. as III. an.
tloneer. Mr.. Lewis, never passed. any
thing. but sold II for whatever he rof
bid, and the way siiYerware and ,yntehrs
were slaughtered has never been 'seen
ia the city Of Bort Worth. Ladies' ara
especially invited 20 attend the after.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

And Old Dominion cigarettes are both
contributing largely 10 the public enjoy
mcnt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28
GuILrY or MrnnrR

=. ST. LOUIS, Mo. Oct. &c. A.
Taylor was found guilty .of Tie murder
Of lobe Carlisle IN March last.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

\, me steamers between Eprpe anil
about 1900 passengers month";.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

Ladies' are invited 20 a, l.,hi|
ere sale 81 wav'ae+ ~ sfl'n'r
r A. Boerner's in ll's
at : O'Clock. 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

Thrsher Is an appropriate nauiA far
school teacher in Hickory county, mi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

A. viii be seen by the clipping below.
Henry NJ. Wharton is soon 10 become u
benedict. MIR. Wharton held revival
In Rev. Morgan Wells' church last sum
mer aud thus became known to every
one IN this city. lie is brilliant divine
md he made many friends in Dallas:
The marriage Of Rev. Henry NJ.
Wharton. tie handsome and consecrated
evangelist, and Miss Lula kimbnl Pol
lard. the accomplished daughter of a
prominent Baptist lawyer. X announced
10 take place at Eutaw-Place RaptiSt
church. Baltimore, Oct. 81 Bro Mhnr-
ton has been a widower for some time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28
norEh AnRyAns


iANltis ilNkNlths
Il I. llul, Memphis: 4 ~ stevenson, nos.
ions X Marks, New York: u Maddox, hos.
Ton. Geo, McAlllstcr, Columbus. o.; lrnnE
J smith. Dallas; 4 a phfolr. salem. Mas. :
II T. Mlikersnu, st. Louis: u u GRAY. Cal
caEo' Y y weharn. Henrietta; l. y tp.
ham llcnriciia ] g Irwin, Chicago; Imr
Alvorl, Wichita Rails; Bgittain. Kansas
Lltyi VI w Rice, nCrietta: 4 4 Villains,
llenrleua; u q lnbodrn, Galveston; q n
Ware n1ston; Duke Goodman cliy; n ~
Carver, Henrietta; w II Miller, Llnun; i
u Marneld. baltimore, Geo. artholcmcw,
ilituc JoEerb san Autonln; W n Moore.
81 Louis; NJ W Shaw, ST. Louis: w n
Gaoison AMI wife, ABlc Tex W II can
non, llerrlngton. Kant. ID II dawson, tnpo-
Eli J 7 Webb, Bowie; l. EmOry Moline.
~; Frank y Martin, Eunls; j + Rose,
ll;nnls; I, Oliver aud wife, Auarlio.
Mrs, II II Gfangcr Claude: W ] Mellon,
aid, Qunnah. o II hNN, 81, laids: VI VI
Rance Kansas CRY; W !, smith, San AM
ionloi ] ID Mcpherson. s.. l.onisi II 4 ~.
ons 81. Louis, W + Scarborough, Higgins.
Tex; j u Donaldson. St Ionls; N ii
hlainc. lleniamln; Coon Williams. Clc.
lHrile; VI l.nmlcy. Scymnur: Elw II plnr.
Niagara, \, "; W VI pfuudare, Kattsas
CRY; q W BcuneG Rochester. g. y: 4 /.
II y Sin, Chiefg6, w n NIcGownn. I Pnehi"::
NJ X Lot, Chicago; j Il Minari. Milwaukee
Fred Nyman Wichita; J IA suulhaN, has.
g., W N Hamilton, liastai II 5 Cobb.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

Remarked gentleman yesterday in
position to know: Our worthy evening
contemporary publishes q long article
ebout The ill-trcatmcni Of some of the
aldermen on the Occnsimof Fort Worth
day al the fair. or rather On the way
20 the fair by the mayor The whole
matter appears 20 have been misuu-
dcrstandiug The ear was rendered To
Mayor Paddock lp Vice. President
Thornc for the use Of Mayor Paddock
and ladies composing his party; nothing
was said about the council. lily some
means the impression was glined lhgt
q was for the aldermen as well. This
was an error and should uut be charged
TO Ills honor" The council could not
vel be Included for the car was not
prepared TO care comfortably for 50
large party as the cntirr board Of
aldermen aud their families. The party
To accompany The mayor was left TO
his own choice and, Of course, hc took
his own family and Immediate friends" -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Zjazd trzech cesarzy(0

WIEDE6, IL lutego. = Tu'
tejsza gazeta ,,Neues Tagebl."
zapowiada zjazd trzech cesaIzy
austryackiego, niemieckiego L..
rosyjskiego, i to W czasie ME
zad}ugim. Wegierski prezes
ministr6w Werkele podczas
bytnosci swej W Wiedniu mia1
otrzymac zapewnienie, re po-
}ozenie zewnstrzne nigdy ME
by}o tax spokojne, jak obec-
ME. Uzupelnieniem tel via
domosci jest telegram berlin
ski do monachijskiej nAllg.
IT,, ze carewicz przywi6z} ze
SODA do Berlina zapewnienie,
il traktat misdzy Rosya a
Francya ME istnieje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22

os6b, kt6rych rozmieszczono u
farmer6w W oko}o mieszkaja-
cYch.
Kapelan zakfadu karneg0.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 81 lutego.
Gubernator Altgeld zamiano-
wal kapelanem domu karnego
dla po}udniowego Illinois pa
ma w. Steersa z Pittsfeld.
Steers liczy 62 lat iprzed dwo.
ma laty by} kapelanem Izby
posl6w.
BankructwQ browaru.
MARsHF1ELD, Wis, 81 lu-
tego. Browar frmy Scheibe &
Schneider og}osi} swoja upa.
d}ost. Wierzytelnosci browa-
ru wynosza S65,ooo, a d1ugi
$5O.6O,0OO. W T. Jones z Cen.
tralia jest zarzadzca masy.
Polar fabryki tytOniu.
LOUISVILLE, 81 lutego. DIS
popo}udniu spali}a sic do
szczetu fabryka tytoniu Weis'
sengera przy ulicy Floyd, mie'
dzy ulicami Breckenridge a
College. Szkoda wynosi $3.50,
900; ubezpieczenie wynosi1o
$145,O00.
Pozar powsta} W suszarni
ma trzeciem pietrze wskutek
zaiecia sic zesch}ych belek cd
rur przewodzacych pare.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Muzeum KOpernika W Rzymie.

Muzeum Kopernika i biblioteka W
Rzymie liczy dotad literatury hi
storyi polskiej dzies 1900 tomow, W
szczeg6lnosci dotyczacych Adama
Mickiewicza, kt6rego Wsosi wysoko
cenia, 1000 broszur, 5000 sztych6w,
przedstawiajacych widoki polskie,
portrety wszelkiego rodzaju naszych
zuakomitosci, dzie}a naszych artyst6w
W malarstwie rzezbie Kazdy Polak
moze z tych zbior6w korzystat W
muzeum, czy tez brat do domu. Do
tad moze rodacy zbyt malo oceniaJa
donios1osc zbyt maso znaja instytu-
eye, kt6ra i'm wsr6d Wloch6w "a.
szczyr przynosi a takze i naukowa
pomoc zapewnia. Konserwatorem
tegoz muzeum i bibliotekarzem jest
tax chlubnie zrany pracownik, Kodak
uasz, dr.. Artur Woiyhski, kt6rego
ziomkowie zawsze tam znalesc moga,
i ktory ich oozekuje screen Polaka
i rutyna uczonego. Jakzeby byso po-
zytecznem, aby dzie}a, wysz3e W
kraju, nadsylano bibliotece polskiej,
zeby i autorowie nasi artysci i kto-
by zechcial o muzeum Kopernika W
Rzymie pamietali. Adres jego:
S. Muzeo Copernioano. Via Collegio
Romano, 26, Roma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Angielska flOta ma urOczystO-
sciach kOlumba.

LoNDYN, - lutego. = Ma
dzisiejszem posiedzeniu 1zby
gmin sekretarz admiralicyi
Shuttleworth oznajmi}, re flo.
ia angielska, znajdujaca sic ma
wodach p6}nocno-amerykah-
skich uda sic ma uroczystosci
Kolumbowe, urzadzane ma
wiosne W porcie New Yorku.
Admiralicya angielskazamierza
nawet wys}ae ma te uroczysto-
Sci wiecej okret6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Telesramy zagraniczne.
Dalsze uroczystOsci jubileuszOwe
Rzymie.

RzYM, 81 lutego, - Uro.
czystoSci z}otego iubileuszu bi'
skupiego Ojca sw. trwa}y dis
W dalszym ciagu. Miasto jest
zape}nione obcymi goscmi i
pielgrzymami, przyby}ymi z
najdalszych kra6cow swiata.
DIS Ojciec sw. udzieLi} au-
dyencyi Patryarsze Arme1-
skiemu, kt6ry z}ozyl podarki i
listy z zyczeniami od su3tana
Turcyi. Kardyna} Logue
przedstawil Ojcu sw. pielgrzy-
NOW irlandzkich, przyczem bi-
skup Francis Mccormack z
Galway odczyta1 }acihskie po
zdrowienie cd irlandzkich ka-
tolik6w. Ojciec sw. odpowia-
da} take po lacinie, dziskujsc
serdecznemi slowy "a tax licz-
ma pielgrzymke. Podnosil da-
lei wiare, poboznosc i poswie'
Genie sic dla Kosciola re stro'
ny Irlandczyk6w oraz zachecai
pielgrzymow do staaego trwa,
MIA przy prawdziwej wierze.
: Ojciec sw. poswisca codzieh
9 godzin ma przyjmowanie
pielgrzym6w i innych gosci, a
jednak ME czuje zadnego zme-
czenia. Opr6cz tego Papiez
pracuje p6zno W noe mad swa
nova encyklika.
LoNDYN, 21 lutego.- Kro-
Iowa Wiktorya wys}ala do
Ojca sw. telegrafczne podro-
wienie nastepujacej tresci:
,,Pozdrawiam Wasza Swieto-
bliwosc W dniu 5O-lecia god
nosci biskupiej izasy4am szcze,
re zyczenia zdrowia szczs-
scia."
RzYM, 81 lutego. - Ksiaze
Norfolk urzadzil dis W ,,Ho-
tel de Rome uroczyste przy-
jecie dla pielgrzym6w Irlan-
dyi. Byli obecni ma przyjeciu
kard. Vaughan i Logue, mad
to 15tu arcybiskup6w bisku-
pow. Przyjecie trwa}o 2 go,
dziny- Hotel bys wspaniale
ozdobiony i uiluminowany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Elektryczn0sc- drwalem.

Scinanie drzewa W lasach nowyn
patentowanym sposobem odbywa6
sic teraz bedzie "a pomoca elektrycz-
noscl. Celem tego bierze sic drut pls-
tynowy i "a pomoca stosownego przy-
rzadu przyciska do pnia drzewa, kt6-
re ma bye scinanem. Puszczenie pra.
du elektrycznego rozpala drut ten do
czerwonosci i W dosc szybkim czasie
(w kwadransie zamiast W dw6ch go
dzinach) stosownie do grubosci pnia,
drzewo, DOZEN przepala. Drzewo
lcietem jest eladko ! pozostaje POI,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
NOtatki telegraticzne
z zagranicy.

w kopalni Rudolph pod
Karslbadem W Czechach gwa3.
towna pow6dz pozbawila zycia
szesciu g6rnik6w.
W strangeways (przed-
miescie Manchesteru) pozar
zniszczyl fabryke blicharsks
Charttona. Szkoda $45O.O0O.
Z Belfast wIrlandyi tam.
tejsza loza Grand Orange"
nadesla}a gwa}towny protest
przeciw bilowi Home Rule"
= w Rocktown W murzy1-
skiej rzeczypospolitej Liberyi
(w Afryce) d. 26 czerwca mia.
Ia miejsce krwawa bitwa kra.
jowc6w. 40 murzyn6w zabi-
tych, 20 ciszko rannych.
Read angielski wysle do
Stan6W Ziednoczonych dw6ch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
jerry Washington.

Dzisiaj wypada 161-letnia ro-
cznica urodzin ,,Oica Oiczyzny"
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, jednego
z naiwieekszych przez caiy SWAT
najbardziei podziwianyeh mellow
Jerzego Washingtona, rocznlea'
kt6ra kaady Amerykanin kazdy
obywatel, szanujacy W Stanach
Zjednoczonych przybrana swoja
ojczyzne, = a zatem my Pola-
,cy, wygna6cy ziemi ojezystej,
kt6rzy tu znalezlismy przytufek
/ opieke, = swieci uroczyseie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
wanna.

! Tow. polsko.katolickie
,,Kosciuszko" W Bremen urza-
Dido d. S b. m. wiec po]sd
dla om6wienia potrzeb tamtej.
szej Polonii. Ma wiecu zostal
miedzy innemi wypowiedziany
odczyt % stosunkach emigra-
cyjuych".
+ M}ody poeta, zam. W Rzy-
mie, zygmunt Kulczycki pre-
1ozy} ma jszykw}oski ,,Sonety"
Mickiewicza. Przeklad podo.
bal sic bardzo; zastosowa} 60
do muzyki Moniuszki kompo.
zytor Trocchi = i rzecz bedzie
wykonana ma jednym z kon-
cert6w W Rzymie.
+ w Lipsku w Saksonii
nTow. Przemysiowc6w Pol
skich" urzadziio d. 6 lutego
przedstawienie teatralne. Ode
grano powodzeniem nConsi.
lium facultatis".
! Ma wystawie architekto-
nicznej odbytej niedawno "
Petesburgu najpierwsze odzna.
czenie uzyskali polscy budo-
wniczowie Nowicki komzy,
Kleszczy6ski z Rewla i Wiesio-
lowskiz Peterburga.
/ Tow. polskie sw. Stanisla.
wa'w Herne W Westfslii liczy
213 cz}onk6w i niewielks bi-
blioteczke polska.
! q Paryza donosza, re zna-.
ny spiewak Jan Reszke~ po
swietnym wystepie W Operze
paryzkiej zn6w ciszko zapadl
ma zdrowiu. Musial zerwac u
k}ad co do wystep6w i wye,
chac ma kuracys do Monte
Carlo.
! W Paryzu ma bye urza-
dzona specyalna wystawa obra.
z6w polskiej artystki PAM A.
Bili6skiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Skandale bankOwe W Rzymie.

Skandale bankOwe W Rzymie.
RzYM, 21go lutego. : B.
dyrektor ;, ,Banku Rzymskiego"
Taulogno przes}a} do sedziego,
prowadzacego sledztwo W jego
sprawie, pismo ma swa obrone,
W kt6rem oskarza znaczna licz-
be ludzi zajmujacych wybitne
stanowisko, IL razem z MIN
brali udzia} W oszustwach ban.
kkcwych. By}y urzednik Mon
zelli, zuajdujacy sic r6wniez W
wiezieniu, zrobi} takae podob'
ne odkrycia sedziemu sledcze-
mu. Twierdzi on, ze g}6wna
jego wina by}o to, re zgadza1
sic brat ma siebie przewinie-
MIA swych zwierzchnik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Polacy ma obczyznie.
Jezyk polski " BerIinie.

w berli6skiej akademii woj-
skowej dla oficer6w, opr6cz
jezyka francuskiego i rosyj-
skiego wprowadzono terazjako
przedmiot wyk}adowy jezyk
polski. Przedmiot ten wykfa-
danym jest przez prof. Koerne.
ra, kt6ry wraz wyaszymi ma
uczycielami Marnitzem i FL
sherem wyk}ada jezyk rosyjskl.
Wyk}ad rozpada sic ma try
kursy, z kt6rych missy ina
znowu try czesci, zas sredni i
wyzszy po dwie. zkad taxa
u Szwab6w gorliwosc o naucze-
ME sic naszego jezykas Czy ME
ma przypadek wojny?!.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-02-22
Gf0d / zaraza W Finlandyi.

PETERSBURG, 81 lu+ego. =
W Finlandyi wskutek z}ego
urodzaiu ostatuiego lata panu-
je gl6d j zaraza. Przesz}o
100000 osob ME posiada zad-
nych srodk6w do zycia musi
bye ciezarem dobroczynnosci
publicznei. Miasta i wioski So
przepelnione zebrakami. Oko-
10 pol miliona wiesniak6w jest
" nedzy; zaledwo mogs pre-
zyc do wiosny; posprzedawali
20 wiskszei czesci swe konie j