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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
DAWSON wool GROWERS.
Tho Price Of Sheep shsaring Fixed ut Sir
Cents Per Head.

specla' u spatch 10 the STANDARD
GLENDNE, April .i.-Tho Dawson
County Wool Growers association met at
the court house this morning at 10 90
and was called TO order by President Will
lam Lindsay, with William B. Clarkson as
secretary. The scab question was discussed
at considerable length. The sheep through.
out Dawson county were reported in good
condition generally by II. Hodgsou, the
sheep Inspector. Tho price of shcaring
was discussed. The price of shcariug was
established at six cents per head. The
following officers were elected for tho on.
suing term: President, William Lindsay;
vice president, Joel Gleason: secretary
and treasurer, William \. ClarAson.
The following executive committee were
elected for the ensuing term: William
Lindsay, Joel Gleason, II. Hodgson, w. I.
adams and W. 5. GARRISON. The annual
dues we're reduced from g to 81 per year,
The matter of shipping the wool to the
securing mill OF William Hastings at
Aurora, ILL.,, was discussed hut no definite
conclusion was reached. The association
thon adjourned.
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Army Officers Brevetted.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., April 2i.-The
president has sent 10 the senate list of
Isl army officers nominated for brevct
rank as reward for gallant ana distin-
Guishcd service in Indian campaigns.
Among those nominated are the follow
ing: Brig. Gens.-F. W. Benton, A. W.
Evans, 5. Green, with additional brevct of
colonel, Guy V. Henry, Edward c. Mason,
l.. Merrill. w. II. Royal. Colonels--
Charles Z. Compton. NJ. u. Miller. Anson
Mills. Lieutenant colonels-J. b. Bab-
cock. j. NJ. Bacon, ]. NJ. Bell. G. NJ. Bray
ton, J. ;. Casey, A. r. Chairce, Richard
Combs. c. {. Creson, W. Davis, ID. :. Cor
don, A. II. jackson, James Jackson, j. A.
Cress, A. L. Latimer, w. Lyman. c. B.
Mcclellan. G.. NJ. Randall, colonel, G. W.
Sternberg, I. {. Tupper.
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He MAY HAVE TO QUIT
Judge jenkins Said 10 Be in Mighty
Close Quarters
1T WILL BE A CLOSE CALL
Boatner VIII Read a Report Which
VIII Be a Long But Not
Tame One BY Any
Means.

NEw YORK, April ai.-The EreHH1
Posts special from Washington says; 'If
Judge Jenking remains on the bench it
will be after the closest call he has ever
had" 1t was one of the most prominent
members of tho judiciary committee who
spoke. Boainer expects to submit the re.
port of the subcommittee tomorrow and
have il ready for the full committee at its
Fridays meeting,
The report will be long but it will not be
tame. Chairman Boatuer naturally de-
clines Ia disclose its contents or to say
anything about his recommendation, but
a member of the committee says that the
report will show up Judge Jenkins in a
very bad light.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
IT'S A GOOD FREE AID.
Uncle Sam Urged to Try u New Brand Of
GERMANY, Goods.

WASHINGTON, April ci.-Consul General
Mason of Frankfort. in his report to the
state department, suggests that our fruit
preservers try the fruit sugar made from
the beet sugar. II is limpid white syrup
of great density, containing 20 to IS per
cent. of sugar and possessing n rich,
fruiry flavor and the capacity 10 remain
huid and free from granulation for an in.
definite period. Ii has the power to as
simulate, develop and preserve the natural
flavor OF the fruit. 1t is sold at 81. cents
per pound, and the consul general says
any trustworthy American firm can, by
addressing his consulate, obtain free OF
charge, except for transportation, q 100.
pound sample.
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Mem phis Races.

MEMPHIS, April 2i.-Six furlongs-
Meddlcr won, Cass second. Miss Matte
third; time. :lT. Five furlongs-Carrie
Il. won, Woodsheid second, Moderoco
third: time, l.OlL. Third race declared
of. Six iurlonss-kiug Lee won, SaNa-
phone second. Francis Pope third; time,
I :S2if. one mile-Taylor Hayden won,
Captain Spencer second, Foot Runner
third; time, :i5ts. Six furlongs-Lady
Lorraine won, ST Brandon second,
Lciona third; time, i:lSt.. SIX furlougs
Miss Clark won, Il. T. Fly, ir., second,
Jim CoFnWc!l third; time, l:l74.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
It's All Friendly Enough.

NEW loRH, April 2i.--Statements were
published to-day that the Nicaraguan
government had seize the property of tho
Nicaraguan Canal company at Greytown
on judgment for alleged debt and that
it was bonght in by Spaniards for $4,000.
At the offices of the company in this city
to-day il was stated that it was done to
protect the NicaraGuan Maid and Steam
Navigation and Trading company from
creditors. Some friendly judgments we're
obtained and are all held by friends Of the
compauy,
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THEY'LL GUARD THE GOLD.
The Treasury onirla1s Taking rr.eau
tIona Tor satetT'. snkr

tions Tor satsty's sake.
WASHINGTON, April ai-rhe treasury
officials, while disclaiminG any fears of
trouble on account of the presence Of
crowds. incident to tho coming of CoNCy :
army, have taken the prccaution of add.
ing - carhiues and ~ reyolvcrs to the
trcasury's supply Of arms. The normal
strength of the watch forces in the treas
ury is 20 men, divided into two relicis,
and IN addition To two or three
dozen revovers, thcrc navc always
been ~ carbines in tho racks
IN the Office OF the captain of the watch,
which is sufficient to supply one to each
waichman on duty.
II has been thought best, however. TO
increase tho supply in view Of the hangers
on TO toNey's army that are expected to
arrive in the city during the coming week.
The captain OF the treasury guards to-day
informed the captain OF the watch force
that in case of trouble he could have every
man in command at the treasury building
inside of 40 minutes.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
Rich Gold Finds In Dawson.

S1ecIaI Dlsnltch To the Sun lard.
GLrNDIVE, April 2i.-Parties from Peas
mound, IN the southwestern corner Of
Dawson county, have filed u notices OF
placer locations. The locations are on
Box, Keys and Dupont creeks, all tribn-
taries OF the big Dry, one Of Dawson couI-
ty's largest creeks. II has been known
for many years that gold existed in these
districts. but they have not been fully
worked until the beginning of this month.
The men who have filed locations say
they pan out from s. to * per day. Gold
is also found in many other parts of Daw-
son county, but the locations confirm that
il pays well enough 10 work in that Sec
tim.
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Frank Hatton Very III.

WAsHINGroN, April 2i.-frank Hatton.
proprietor of tho Washington Post. was
stricken with total paralysis this after
noon at his desk. The attack is very Sc
rous.
At . O'Clock tonight DIR. Sewers said
Harton was resting easy and without PAIN.
The paralysis is confined to the right side.
Tie appears TO be wholly conscious of
what transpiros about him, but is unable
to artirulatc. Though the physicians hold
out some hope, they still consider his case
priiicll
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
POWER WORKING FOR WOOL.
Montana's senator Has Little Tariff
Eiil of His Own.

WASHINGTON, April 2i.-Senator Power
to-day introduced an amendment to the
tariff bill rcenacting the provisions Of the
Mckinley tariff law as they apply to wool,
except that the rates are changed. The
amendment approves of a duty of cents
per pound OF wool Of first class, $ cents
on second. third and fourth class, worth D
cents, and cents on third class exceed
ing cents in value. This is "A reduction
of about one-third from the Mckinley
bill, aud Senator Power says tho reasons
for reducing the rates are his hopes of
getting democratic support for the amend
meut,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
Mayor Weed lnaugurated.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
HELENA, April A.-Mayor /. d. Weed
was inaugurated tonight. lie announced
tho following appointments. which were
confirmed: City clerk and attorney.
Stephen Carpenter; city marshal, Joseph
Davis; street commissioner, William H..
Orr; city engineer, NJ. A. Meyendorir; fire
marshal, Edward Reecc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25

CoNHELLsvILLE, Pa, April 2i.-The pre-
dictions of the labor leaders that this en-
tire region will be ont in a day or two is
being fulfilled. The men nj a dozen
works laid down their tools to-day, while
at many other plants part Of the mon
went out and the others will follow to-
morrow. They claim the whole region
will be out in day or two. No violence
has occurred yet.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
ASSAULTED AND ssgp HIS PAL
Louis Chairmaek Acts In a Most scrubby
Manner.
Special Dispatch to tho standard.

Special Dispatch to tho standard.
HELENA, April 2i.-Gatleib Wierzbski,
a tailor, and Louis Chairmack, a shoe
maker, left here three weeks ago for
Alaska. The former had 500 with him.
A letter just received from Wiersbiski,
who is in hospital in Spokane, says that
while few miles ont of that city Chair.
mack shot him in the head three times,
robbed him, and left him for dead. The
people found him and took him to Spo-
kane, where he is slowly recovering.
Nothing is known of Chairmack's where.
abouts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25

WASHINGTON, April 2i-Dispatches to
the postollicc department to-day an
nounce that trains carrying mails over
the Great Northern have resumed through
out Minnesota and North Dakota aud
that there is prospect the line will be
opened for all points through to the coast.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
DEATH BEAT THE BILL.
McGarraiian Broke Down Trying to Get
His Claim Through Congress.

WASHINGTON, April Civilian Nc
Garrahnn, the celebrated claimant to the
New Idria mine, died at the Providence
hospital at II :i5 to-day.
Mcuarrahan's health broke down com.
pletely about 10 days ago. rendering il
necessary that he should bo taken To the
hospital. He visited the house for the
last time last Friday in the interest of
his bill and when he returned to the hos
pital ho was exhausted. Death was due
10 a complication of diseases which began
TO show their effect about "a year ago.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
FIELD ON TRIAL.


Special Dispatch 10 tho StandtSI.
LIVINGSTON, April 9i.-On information
of the county attorney Robert Field and
William Mortimer wero arralgned to-
night before Justice Rose for the murder
Of Emanuel Fleming on last Friday
night. Fields hearing was set for
"Wednesday at 10 a. III. and Mortlmer's $
for Thursday at the same hour.
In the case of the Rocky Fork Coal COM
pany. Red Lodge, VS.. J. II. Conrad aud
others, 10 set aside an assignment on the
ground of being fraudulent, which has oc-
cupied the last week, the jury tonight
found for tho plaintiffs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
San FraneI.,o Race.

SAN FRANCISCo, April 24.-Half milo
Model won, Glsscr second, Miss Clay
lilly third; time, ;i97i. Five and oue-haif
iurlongs May Day won. Mendocino sec
oud, Chula ihird; time, lao. One mile
Artist won, Melanita second. Floodmoro
third; time, lA23l. Six furlonss-R Ruhc
Burrows won. Border Lassie second,
Queen Of scots third; time, l:ll1.. Five
and one.half furlongs Fly won, Chemuck
second, TriN third; time, .Qs1s.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
After tn. Gambler. at Denver

DENVER, April 2i.-Gambling IN Arapa-
hoe county received n Knockout blow to-
day. Under Sheriff Hoglo directed Chief
De Leu of the county detective force to
close up every gambling place in opera.
ton outside of Denver. The gamblers be-
licye the order will not be enforced.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
A Few Iu.urgsnt, suII Lott.

BuESos AYREs. April 2L-AdyIces re-
ceived from the city of Rio Grandc do Sui
show all the Brazilian insurgents, who are
still in arms against tho government, are
concentrated at Eage, in the state Of R.o
Grande do Sui.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
More Idle Men.

DASyILLE, H., April 2i.-The miners Of
various country strips to-day decided to
join the strikers. Nearly 5000 miners
near Danviilc are out The last coal
train went over the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois last night.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
ALL IN ONE CASE. TOO.


SAS Francisco, April 2l.-The state
supreme court to-day handed down 10 de-
cisions in the Blythe case, all of which are
ia favor of Florence Blythe. This
practically settles the celebrated case aud
gives the Blythe millions to Florence
Blythe Hinckley, daughter of Thomas h.
Blythe. Tho estate Is valued at 100000
and was awarded to Florence, the illegiti-
mate daughter Of Thomas II. Blythe by
the probate court.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25

At Louisville; Pittsburs. 3.
At St. Louis-9; Chicago. 8.
At Cinclnnati--O; Cleveland, 1.
At Washington New York, e.
At Baliimore-l5. Boston, 8.
At Brooklyn; Philadelphia, -.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
To rcei the Public pui.e.

WASHINGTON. April Representative
Goodnight of Kentucky to-day introduced
a bill creating the department of health,
TO be presided over by a physician known
as a member of the cabinet and with the
title of secretary OF public health.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-25
DoNNsLLY BECAME EXCITED.
In the Presence of Judge and Court lie
Eired Three Shots at His Partner

NEw losS, April I.-ln court of COM
mon pleas to-day, in the presence of
Judge Buschotf, Michael Donnelly. an
iron merchant, fired three shots at +. J.
McArde. McArdle was unhurt. Dom
nelly was the plaintiff in a case against
Mcirdle, arising over some partnership
accounts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-09

The following are the transfers of res
estate in Kennebec county for the weel
ending NAV 8:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kennebec.

The following are the transfers of resi-
estate in Kennebec county for the week
ending May 8;
+ AUGUsTA-Frank A. Wellman 10 Laura A. Mel
son, land, sl31 so; Bernard Berran to Pope Gibbs
of Chelsea. land with buildings, $780, W. S
Choate to F. W. Cole. land and buildings, 81;
{. II. Davis to Emma J. Hill, land. valuable con
sideration; Angelina Shsttel to Fred Patnaude
land $500; Harriet NJ. Hill of Boston, to A. L.
johnson, land. 500; Sarah l.. Flye to Rosa L.
Burgess. land, valu ible consideration.
BELGRADE-William Gage of Augusta, to Mary
A. Hammond land $500.
CHELSEA-Annie q. Carson to Elizabeth A.
Meyers, land and buildings. 500; Sarah J. Doug
lass TO Il. III. Caldwell, land. S25; j. IL. Getchell
of Rockland TO Susan A. Gc.chell, land, 81, and
Francis A. Gray. land, $3.50
FARMINGpAiE-Patrick Cassn to VIM. A. Cob
b on, Of dI kanSoII h land 500; W. E. Brann OF
GARDINER Patrick Regan to Lydia II. Went
worth. land, Sl55; Anna l.. Barr to f. f. Norton
isnd 500; VIM. Williams Of New Sharon to Mary
X. Williams, land, valuable consideration.
GARDINER-H. +. Hamlin, II. NJ. Hamlin and
+. b. Hamlin to Lucy NJ. Coombs, land and build
ings, $500; Mary E. Fo;sett of Randolph, to Thos
Rellis, land, $500.
LITCHFIELD-B. f. Daley to VIM. 4. Godfrey
land and buildings, Sl20o; David Godfrey OF Au
burn, to Il. f. Ddnforth, land and buildings, $50
Mary +. knight of Auburn, to +. 4. Danforth
land, 81.
LITCHFIELD-Annie L. Bradstreet to Alriel
Atwood, land and buildings ,si500; Mary X. Dus
tin to VIM. II. Dustin, land and buildings, $3.50;
Sarah S. Earle of New sharon to Mrs. A. Small
of Boston, land and buildings, $500.
MOUNT NERSoN-Chas. Fairbanks to Johr
Fairbanks, land and buildings, $780, Geo. Fair
banks to John Fairbanks, land and buildings
SOD.
MoNMoUTH-Juliet NJ. Jewett of kennebunk
to l.. s Metcalf of Jacksonville, land. 500; Franz
Merry to Carrie b. Slower, land. sloo; same Il
same land 5000.
PIrTSToN AND WHITEFIELD-Wm. Moody tC
Henrietta j. Thompson, land 81, love and a1ec
ton.
NIENNA-E. W. Hall to JdW. irving of Liver
more, land, 5000.
WATERvILLE-Mary A. Follansbee to james
Raney, land, sG75 George Groder to the city OF
Watervlle, land, Si00, City of Waterville to Geo
Groder, land, 800.
WINDsOK-Iohn Davis to Sarah B. Davis land 2t
buildings, 500; j. A. Hailowell to Ella K. Croker
land and buildings, $50.
WATERvILLE-R. ID. Rice to Geo. Groder. land
$500; 4. W. Webb to K. l.. Proctor, land, 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-09
Lincoln.

Following are the real estate transfers in
Lincoln county for the week ending May
3, 1894.
BREMEN-Sauford Dreamer to Frank Brow,
land, $50
EDGECoMB-Jos. A. Merry to Edward d. sher.
man, land. $50; Geo. W. Fields to Chas. I. Somes.
land and buildings, $500.
DAMARIsCorrA-benj. F. Mcdonald to Ira j
Oliver, land aud buildings, 500.
EFFEesoN-Melzer Peaslee TO David c. Akin
son ct al, land, $40.
NEwCAsTLE-Geo. W. Fields to Chas. T. Somes
land and buildings, $500.
Observation-Disclosures J. Trask to Ira j.
Oliver, land, $500
SorTHPoRT-Emma 2. Hollis to CORTLAND vii
son. land and buildings, 81 etc; Cushman L. GRAY
al, TO Courtland ilson, land and buildings, 81
etc.
WMDoBoRo-Mary J. Smally to Vannah, Chute
& Co., land, $50; Edwin 5. Crawford to Jas. H.
Robbins, land. $3.50.
WEsrroEr-Chas. W. Buckley to Jas. S. Lo
well, land, $500.
WISCASsET-.Joshua d. Cushman's est, to An,
drew Lacy, land, $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-09
know that she did saw 40.

Q.-Why did you tell Mr.. Wyman tina,
they would find poison in Henry's body.
A.-Didn't think she did. Admitted she
said something about the way the stomach
would be sent to Brunswick.
Q.-When the officer came with the
Jones bill, were there any words?
A.-Didn't know there was loud talk.
There were no angry words.
Witness said Trask went with her to her
old home in Jefferson once. Didn't remem-
Der of stopping at Togus.
Q.-Why did you 60 into the buttery
when the doctor asked Abbie Keen to get a
bottle?
A.-Because Abbie couldn't find one.
Q.-Didn't you 60 Immediately?
A.-Thought not
Ole called for pint bottle?
A.-Didn't remember.
Adjourned to Wednesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-09
Afternoon Session.
She Didn't Know Where II Went.


Witness said the round quart bottle was
the one in which the gin and sulphur was
kept. When she came to Augusta that was
left in the cupboard. That was the only
bottle of that kind at the house. Witness
told about getting a bottle for DR.. Driscoll.
Whatever was poured into the sink would
run out onto the snow. George was in the
habit of playing there sometimes.
Cross-examined-Is 50. Has children
aged Ii, - and 4. Couldn't tell how long
she was acquainted with Laforest Trssk be-
fore she married Getchell.
Q-Do you remember of going to Au-
gusta, once, with Trask and his mother,
and stopping at Andrew Keen's on your
way home, his mother riding home with
Ambrose?
Add not. Had been there eood
many times.
Odd Trask ask Mrs. Keen to take you
home and she wouldn't, and did be ask An
drew to take YOU home and he declined as
he was afraid of Henry?
A.-Didnt remember such thing.
Odd your husband, when he brought
home the Gin, say DR.. Brickett gave it to
him for numbness and heart trouble?
Witness stated that the Thursday night
before Henry died he had numb spell in
the night and she rubbed him. Complained
only Of bis legs being numb. Didn't re-
member of his complaining of sickness at
any other time during the week. Sometimes
he complained of numbness more than 9th
ers. Complained of numbness in his legs and
left arm. Never IN his right arm. Had the
spells when he got his feet wet. Had com.
planned of it more since his spell of bron.
chitis in the fall.
! Q.-Have you stated he had a bad spell
in the woods that week?
A.-Didn't know she had. Mr.. Fowler
told her he sat down onthe wood aud looked
bad. Admitted he didn't cause her any
alarm.
| Never saw Henry il better spirits thar
! the noon he came home Saturday. Didn'
think he looked like man no would com
nit suicide. she remarked to him wheI
he csme in, "Well, old boy. where's you
r.in:n He had said it would rain that day
| This was all she said.
| Didn't tell Mr.. Norton, "Well, old boy
how's your ARM"
Odd Henry go out to the barn tina
noon.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-22
TeIegramy ZagranicHne
NOWy cabinet kanadyjski.

MONTREAL, Kanada, 21go
grudnia. Nowy cabinet ka.
nadyjski zostal dis zaprzysie-
tony W rezydencyi generalne-
go gubernatora lorda Aber-
deen. Sklad gabinetu jest ma
stspuiacy: prezydent : Mac
Kenzle Bowel; sprawiedli
wcsG = Sir Charles Hlbbard
Tupper; sekretarz Stanu-A.
R. Dickey; handel i przemysf
w. B. Ives; rybol6wstwo -
J. Castigan; bez text : DIR.
Montague. Wszyscy byi obe-
chi, opr6cz dra Montague, kt6
ry obecuie pozostaje ma kura'
cyl. Zaprzysiezenie odby}o sic
uroczyScie. Tlum ludu ota
czal rezydencye lorda Aber-
deem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-22

St. Zjedn. Dnia s b. m. pewien
daWny znajomy Hattie Patch,
-aprzyjaciel detektywa EIlio-
ia 60 czen ona z peWnoscia
ME wiedzia}a), otrzyma} cd
niej list z New Yorku, W kt6-
rym mu naznacza}a "rendez-
vous" W waznej sprawie. Ell,
lott sam wszed1 z MIA W kore.
spondencya dfuzsza i uda}o mu
sic rozmaitemi postepami zwa'
bic ia do Chicago, co najlep'
sza, 'zwabiG wraz z Poste
mem. Naznaczywszy miejsce
schadzki, obydWoje wczoraj a.
resztowa1.
Firma Underwood & Mccoy
tax dotkliwie przez Postera O.
szukana iprawie 0 bankructwo
PREY prawiona, wyznaczy}a zna.
czna nagrode ma schwytanie i
aresztowanie oszusta, i nagroda
ia teraz przypadnie W udziele
Elliottowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-22
EnTAFE! TELEEsAFlG2HE Z zAESAXIGg

= W Rzymie policya skon-
fskowala gazety. kt6re umie'
Sci4y sprawozdanie posiedze.
MIA jakiegos towarzystwa a.
narchist6W.
= Sir Tupper, wysoki ko-
misarz kauadyjski, rozchoro-
wal sic niebezpiecznie W Lon.
dynie.
I Petersburga telegraph.
ia, IL car wyznaczyl ma naste
pee ambassadors Szuwalowa W
B4rlinie genera}-ad Ry.
chtera.
II Dublina telegrafuja,
il kilkunastu wiezni6w irlan.
dzkich, skazanych "a przeste-
pstwa dynamitowe, otrzyma
wolnosc ma Nowy Rok.
Z Wladywostoku tele-
grafuja, il sekcya kolei Sybe.
ryjskiej, dluga na 235 mil, 20
sta}a wczoraj otwarta dlu ru'
chu osobowego i towarowe-
go.
- Slime wstrzssnienia ziemi
daily sic uczuc W Atlanti, W
Grecyi; s1koda bardzo znacz-
ma.
w Lima, Peru, zn6w
wczorajby]y zaburzenia i walki
glodowe. Po ulicach la1a sic
kreW.
= Znany antysemita, rektor
Ahlwardt zosta} onegdaj u.
wolniony z wiezienia, kt6re
odsiadywa} w Essen "a jakas
potwarz. Zaraz po wypuszcze-
niu z kozy wyg}osli wielka
move, -. przeciw zydom.
= W Kalkucie W Indyach
pu}kownik ego pu}ku U}a06w
Money zosEa} zastrzelony
przez jednego re swych zolnie-
rzy.
= Rad portugalski posta,
nowi4 Wydac W ciagu nastep-
nych lat dwudziestu oko}o 30
milion6w fir. IA budows okre,
tow wojennych. Geese zam6.
wien wyslana bedzie do Stan6w
Zjednoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-22
Crispi = a kr6l WfOski.

RzYM, 81 grudnia. = Sto-
sunki osobiste pomiedzy kr6
lem a prezydentem ministr6w
Sig. Crispim zdaja sic bye W
tel chwili jak najlepsze mai
przyjazniejsze. Onegdaj iona
Crispiego przedstawia}a ma au.
dyencyi dworskiej kr6lowi i
kr6lowej narzeczonego swej
corki ksiecia Linguaglossa.
Para kr6lewska witala zone
prezydenta miuistr6w, jego cor
ke i przyszlego ziecia jak mai
serdeczniej, a kr6l Humbert "a
pewnil pania Crispi, re zywi
do jej meza niezachWiane Eau
FAME.