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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
ANTI-OPTION BILL.
No Hope Of Its Being Taken Up During
the Present Session.

BIZ The Associated Press
WASHINGTON, July 2.--The general inn
preston about the Senate seems to be
that the anti-option bill which passed
the House not long ago will not be con-
sidered at this session OF Congress In
the Senate. Senator Washburn of Mime
sofa, who made the fight and secured the
passage of the bill in the Senate in the
last Congress, says he realizes that
the long time which has elapsed
before any of the appropriation bills have
been taken up, will mean that all the
time of the Senate from now until ad-
journment will be occupied with ap-
preparations and that 1t will be almost
impossible to get sufficient time to con-
slider the anti-vption bill, although he
will be ready to call it up IL an opportu-
nifty is presented.
The bill will probably take the same
course in the Senate as before and will be
first Considered by the judiciary commit
tee and afterward by the commit
tee on agriculture before being
reported to the Senate. Several promi-
nent Democrats of the Senate who are
known to be opposed to the bill told
members of the House they need not take
the trouble to occupy time in flibuster-
ing against the anti-option bill In order
to defeat il, for il ii was sent over to the
Senate there would be no time TO consider
il this session.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
LAST EDITION
AT STANDSTILL.
Chicago Suffering From Et-
tects Of the Big Strike.
The Situation is Unchanged-E
Riotous Demonstrations by Strikers.

CHICAGO. July @ 2--Business In Chicags
is seriously paralyzed as the result of ths
present labor difficulties. Transfer busi-
ness on the Belt railway Of Chicago Is
entirely blocked by the American Rail-
way union. This business Is freight IN
ssrohauge between all eastern and west
ern roads centering In Chicago, and SO
long az the Belt railway Is tied up the
interstate business between eastern and
western lines cannot be moved.
| 1t is absolutely necessary that this
channel of interchange Of interstate busi-
mesa should be open. otherwise the roads
that use IL for their transfer must con-
sinus to oe paralyzed
A gang of 80 strikers broke into the
Panhandle switch tower at West Pull
man yesterday afternoon. and with abu-
sive epithets chased the telegraph opera
tor out of il, and threatened to kill him IL
he ever returned.
A mob of 800 men gathered at Rivsrdale
with the avowed intention Of making an
assault on train No. 81, carrying mail and
. Pullman sleeper and dining car.
Sixty-five United States deputy marshals
have been stationed at Riverdale crossing.
The Illinois Central trains have been
coming through without interference. but
one of their trains was stopped near Har-
vey and held about an hour. Deputy
marshals boarded train No. 81 at Bolton.
but no attempt WAS made on the part OF
the mob TO commit any overt act, the
strikers being overawed by the large force
Of deputy sheriffs and marshals.
At D. m. the Illinois Central started
train out OF Cairo for the north with
Pullman sieepers attached. About 2:37
.. m. the Illinois Central started train
out of Cairo for the south with Pullman
slespers attached.
Some Trains Moving.
On the Chicago and Alton. passenger
trains In Illinois are moving In both di-
rections, about on time with the usual
equipments. Passenger trains to and
from Kansas City and st. Louis and
Chicago were stopped at Slater, Mo-,
where engines are changed, by reason of
the firemen refusing TO go on trains haul
ing Pullman equipment. The company
has arranged for United States deputy
marshal To go TO Slater to remove the
blockade.
On the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
at Chicago the situation is unchanged.
Passenger trains here have departed and
arrived on time. Passenger trains are
now running through to Grand Junction
and Denver Train No. 9O6. which was
held up at Grand junction Saturday. left
there at $40 D. m. yesterday with Pail
mans, and the men az that point have all
returned to work.
In Colorado the only point tied up is
Trinidad. There Is nowno obstruction To
moving trains. freight or passenger. on
the Atlantic and Pacific. The Southern
California railway Is still tied up.
On the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, passenger service in Chicago ID
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.


WASHINGTON, July 2.--The Senate COM
mittee on commerce has been considering
for several days the river and harbor
bill and hopes TO have 1t ready to report
at an early day, and to press
1t forward as soon as there is let mp in
the consideration Of the other appropria-
tion bills.
The committee has two very large prop
ositions to consider, one advanced by
Senators Dolph and Mitchell, for the
Improvement of the Dalles of the
Columbia River, and the other, the propo-
.sition to cut . canal to connect the
waters Of Lakes Union and Washington
with Puget Sound, which is being pushed
by Senator Squire. Both of these projects
were provided for In the bill as it passed
the Senate two years ago, but the House
refused to agree to the appropriations
made by the Senate and they were lost in
conference.
The Oregon Senators desire q boat
railway or q canal at the Dalles, which
with the completion Of the great locks
at the Cascades, will open tho whole
Columbia river to navigation. The
cost will be somewhere near "a ,000, 900.
The cost OF the project advocated by Sem
ator Squire will be about three million
dollars. The large expense of these pro-
jects has caused the committee to give them
more consideration at this time than be-
fore, az the condition of the Treasury IL
not such as to encourage large appropria-
tions. However the Senators from the
Pacific Northwest feel quite sure OF sue
cess In both propositions.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
PRETTY BOLD, THIS.

OMAHA, July IA special to The Bee
from Holdredge, Neb., says:
Last night two masked men took
possession OF the streets and held up
everybody who came along. A young man
named Roberts was first caught and
searched. He had but 10 cents in money
and a watch. J.A. Frederick, "A merchant, ,es-
capeo by running. The robbers kept
Roberts prisoner and marched him along
while they patroiled the streets
looking for victims. Len Rundstrom, a
business man, and Elmer Il. Drummond,
an express messenger, who were riding by
on bicycles,w were ordered to halt and throw
up their hands. Rundstrom complied,
but Drummond did not stop and was shot.
He fell from his wheel and died in a
moment. While one of the robbers stood
guard the other searched Rundstrom and
then Drummonds' body and secured S., a
revolver and watch. Owing to the
darkness 1t was impossible to obtain a
description of them. Sheriff Kundsen
and posse of 80 are on the trail of the
men and hope to overtake them soon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
IN MEMORY or CARNOT.
Bv The Asoeidted Press.

LONDON, July 2.--The Prince OF Wales,
the Duke of Sake Coburg Goha, the Duke
of York, the Duke OF Cambridge and the
diplomatic corps were present yesterday
at an impressive memorial service in honor
of the President Sadi- Carnot at the French
Church on Leicester Square.
The Hon. Thomas. +. Bayard and other
members of the United States Embassy
were also present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
CORNING'S LOSS.
m The Associated Press.

CORNING, N. ", July About 1880
o'clock this morning fire was discovered
in the cigar store OF b. l.. Sages, in
Dupdee, N. Y. The flames spread
rapidly and before the fire was under
control, seven stores, one dwelling, the
new Presbyterian Church and several
barns, ice houses and other outbuildings
were burned to the ground.
Prof. T. b. Fitch OF the graded school
while trying to save some articles from
his room was overcome by the flames and
terribly burned and is now lying
ut the point of death. The fire
Is thought to be the work OF an incen-
diary. Loss about $4,000; insured for
about half that amount.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
He NEEDS THEM.

wAsHINGToN, July 2.-There have been
several statements published to the effect
that the Administration was not favor
ably disposed toward the admission OF
any more new States.
Since the bill for New Mexico passed the
House Delegate Joseph OF New Mexico
has seen the Preside at and been assured
that the signature o. the chief executive
will be subscribed at the proper time to
the bill granting Statehood to New Mex
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02

Bosros, Jdly ., sa m.--I.oca forecast for New
England for 8 hours Pair today. probably local
thunder showers tonight; fair Tuesday cooler eve
mig and night; wipds shifting TO south and west
Note--Th weather continues generally fair or
clear throughout the country. The only heavy
rainfall reported was Ass ~ HAtteras. Tempera-
sssss ere hish Q. nspsly su di>rict~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
OUT OF SIGHT.
Europe Having Some Hot Weather
lust Like Our Own.

BY The associated Press.
LONDON, July 2.-The hot wave contin-
ues here and on the continent. Over 80
degrees OF heat were recorded in England
and So degrees in Dublin yesterday.
By The associated Press.
PARIS, July 2.-The Thermometers in
different parts of today have recorded
from 81 degrees to 86 degrees OF heat.
BY The associated Press.
ROME, July 2.-The hot wave is severely
felt here. The mercury recorded from "a
to SO degrees of heat today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
FELL OFF HALF.



WASHINGTON, July "A report on i'm
migration issued by the bureau of sta
tistics, Treasury Department, shows that
during the IL months of the present fiscal
year, ending May 81, the total number of
immigrants srriving IN the United States
was 2eS,020, as against 4S0,210 for the
corresponding perioo OF last year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
NO MORE POSTAL NOTES.
BIZ The Associated Pres.

wAsHINGToN, July 2.-The use OF postal
notes by the Government ceased today
and the new forms of money orders were
put on sale at the various postoffices for
the first time.
A number of important contracts made
by the Government took effect today.
The principal postal contract is for the
issuance Of postage stamps recently
awarded to the bureau of engraving and
nrinf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
HAD ONE CASE OF PLAGUE.
A Pacific Mailer Quarantined at San
Francisco.
Ru The Aaoclated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-The Pacific
Mail steamship Peru arrived last night
from Hong Kong and Yokohama. She Is
the first steamer TO arrive from the district
of the black plague since it broke out In
Hong Kong In May. After leaving Hong
Kong, case Of plague developed on board.
A Chinese wiper in the engine room was
taken sick and died in four hours at the
Japanese port OF Nagasaki. The Peru was
placed in quarantine q week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
THAT
DIST r ESS
AFT E r
EATINC G..

Sour Stomach. Rising Of Food. Belching
of Wind, Heart Burn, aud all other Ills
arising from Indigestion can be instantly
relieved and cured in ten to thirty days.
by DR. sAMUEL's WORLD DYsPEP-
STA CURE. Mind this: II it doesn't give
perfect satisfaction after two days
trial take back the balance where bought
and get your money. It's better than the
best. All druggists sell It. PRICE 2Scts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
COST TWO LIVES
Jealousy Caused Murder and Suicide
at Syracuse.
Ru The Associated Press.

SYRACUSE, N. ", July 2.-Henry Vol
ger, employed as a night watchman in
Greenway's brewery, living at AIS Pearl
street, shot and almost instantly killed
William Strutz, a carpenter, living at
1O4 John street, this morning shortly be-
fore 8 o'clock. He then turned the re-
volver on himself and put bullet into his
right temple. He died in st. Josephs
Hospital at $50 o'clock. The cause of the
act was jealousy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
BACK TO OLD TIME.
Bn ma Associat.d Press.

wAsHrSoToN, July At Is expected
senate an order will at once be made re-
storing the old hour Of meeting, IL
o'clock.
Senator Cockrell, chairman OF the com :
mittee on ppropriations,will have charge
OF II most OF the time thereafter. lie says
that he believes that the bills from his
committee can be put through without
rcsorting TO early hours OF meeting or sit
ting late.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
A Great Improvement.
The New Horsford's

marks a new era in baking powders. IL pro-
duces results never before obtained. 1t excels
in baking strength. purity and healthfulness.
TRY IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02

Ayers Pills lead all others as a family msdi-
cine, Their reputation 10 world wide.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02
KILLED IN FRONT OF HER HOME,

BIZ The Associated Press.
Boston, July 2.-Mamie VESSEL, three
years old, while playing in front OF her
home this morning, was run over by q
Junk team and died shortly afterward.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-02

wAsHrSoros. July a 9 am.-F Forecast TIL sp.
m Tuesday; For Rhode Island, fair. westerly
winds.
synopsis--Far and clear weather Is the report
from all sections. The temperature is high In New
England, but on the coast the heat IL modified by
sea breeze. In the northwest cool wave IA central
moving eastward, With the area OF high barom(-
ter. This may be broken mp before Il reaches the
east In New England the extremes "a at East
port and 90 st Boston.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-06

stwo, kiedy zazadano, by zlozys ra-
chunk. Inspektor George Christian,
wyssany przez kap. Stuarta ma inspe-
koya, donosi tenn zdarzeniu, jak ma
stepuie: ,,Przyby}em tn godz. 2ej i
zazadasem cd Ryana wydania fundu-
STOW departamentu przekazdw pie
nieznyc ch, kiedy tenze ME odpowe-
dziawszy mic, polki wzial revolver
i strzelii do siebie, trafajac sic W Ser
ce. DIS po pcludniu zostane tu, zre-
widuie kass i ksieg, bi6ro od.
oddam W rece reczycieli Ryana". We
Won Horn mic Die wledza o stosun.
kach Ryana Mkt go ME podejrzy-
wal o defcaudacye. M asto to licly
1000 mieszkahcow, ley W poblizu
Marshalltowp, W dystrykcie inspek
tora Christians, kt6ry w1asnie odby-
wa swe zwykla polr6z inspekcyjna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-06
ROzh0i na plebanii.

Pred kilku dniami ma plebanii
prey k s,iele katolickim Church of
the Nat witty" ma rogu Union ave. i
81 ulicy popelniony zostas rozboj.
Rabusie zabr4li piec ubio 6w naleza-
cych do ksieAy i okolo $50 got6wka.
KS. Carton donosi, ze rabusie ME "a
dowalniajao sic pope}niona kradzieza,
poniszozyli wszelkie ksiesi, kt6re
zdoiali dostac. PapierY, cyrkularze /
ksiazki lezaiy ma podiodze orozizie-
rane porozrzucane, iak gdyby rabu-
sic szukali czegos, a ME alaeaszy,
zsos6 wywieralI ma innych papierach.
Wyglada to wszystko tax, jak gdy-
by pray tenn najsciu plebanii nie cho
Dido tyle zdobycz kosztownos i,
iak raczej o szukane iakiejs potrzeb-
nei komus iuformacyi i jak gdyby
czlonkowie tajaego stowarzyszenia
jakiegos, zapswne Apiastow byli
sprawcami tego najscia plebanii. R6-
zue okol cznosci przemawiaia "a ia
teorya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-06
AnarchiscI W Londynie.

LoNDYN, 5go lutego. =
DIS ma Tower Hill odbyl sic
zn6w mityng robotnik6w bez
za]ecia. Ansrch Sci agitowali
bardzo zywo nazebraniu. Je
den z Mich, nieiaki Williams,
oswiadczy}, ze nalezy urzadzic
wielka manifestacye na Ira
falgar Square W sobote, a gdy.
by policya stawa}a temu IA
przeszkodzie, powitac ia ,,kul-
kami z materyai6w chemi-
cznych" (miaio to oznaczac:
bomby dynamitowe). S}owa
tie tium przyjaf ogromnemi
okrzykami. Nastepnie Viii
liams twierdzi}, re zizb}o ma
terya}u wybuchowego wielko-
sci pensa, ktore mona scho-
wac W kieszeni, jest W stanie
W razie potrzeby, nusunac"
diva szeregi policyant6w. l
to powitano oklaskami i o.
krzykami: TAX trzeba zro-
bic!" Obawiaja sic powa-
znych zaburze6 ma sobote. \
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-06
SprZeniewierzenia Office
row rOsyjskich.

,,Russkij In valid" podaje cze-
sto urzedowe wiadomosci, zwla-
SEGA w czasach ostatnich, re
ofcerzy "a przekroczenic pew
nych paragraf6w kodeksu karne-
go skazani zostali badz ma utrate
rangi sluiby, badz ma wieloletni
pobyt W odleglych okolicach Sy-
beryi.
Dziennik rosyiski ME ma jed
max zwyczaju podawania tresci
dotyczacych paragraf6w, aby ME
robic ,,zbytniego" halasu. Para
grafy te odnosza sic bez wyjatku
do oszustwa, kradziezy, roztrwo-
nieuia pieniedzy rzadowych itp.
Zlsadzeni maja przewaSnle
rangi nizszych ofcerow, naiczeS-
ciej kapitanow; rzadziej zdarzaja
sic sztabowcy.
Ten wiecej sensacyi sprawiio
zasadzenie generala-poruczaika
gwardyi kawaleryi, niejakiego
Tomanow skiego, kt6ry "a wy
kroczenie powyzej wymienione, a
popelnione W charakterze dow6d-
cy uzupefniaiacej brygady gwar-
dyjskiej, otrzymat dymisye i
utracil wszelkie tytuiy i oznaki
honorowe.
Wraz MIN skazany zostaf ie-
den jego podwiadnych, rot
mistrz Moeller, IA l rok 4 mie-
siace twierdzy wraz z utrata ran
gi i wszelkich do niej przywia-
zanych praw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-06
NOtatki telegraticzne
z zagranicy.

w Kopenhadze W Danii areszto-
wano miedzynarodowego oszusta,
Apglika Alberta Waltona. Liczy on
lat 81, a zdolai juz pope}nic przesz}o
400 pomysaowych oszustw W Danii,
W Hamburgu, Berlinie innych miej-
scowosciach Niemiec, W Szwajcaryi
i Rosyi.
= Starozytna katedra W NewrY,
niedaleko Belfastu, W Irlandyi zosta1a
zlupions przez rabusi6w. zabrali Gen.
ne srebra koscielne.
= Dow6doa powstahczej foty bra
zylijskiej admiral de CANA, rozpoczaa
blockade portu Rio de Janeiro.
Z powodu choroby cara wszy'
stkie bale uroczystosci dworskie
oraz przyjecia urzedowe zostaly
wstrzymane.
w Hadze, W Holandyi, sreszto.
wano 8-miu falszerzy banknotow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-06

pahstwowych. Fasszerstwa dochodza
do 227.000 al.
= Wybory W Buenos Ayrss
(Argentyns) odbysy sic spokojnie.
Wypadly ma korzys6 rady ks}6w.
W Mannheim W Niemc1ech z
powodu miliopowego bankructwa
tirmy salomon Mas & Co. areszto
wano jeszcze dwie osoby: Ryszarda
Traumaua, wlasciciela wielklej fabry-
XII tytuni6w Kopfera Massa. W og6-
le W sprawe to zdaje sic bye wmie,
szanych jeszcze wiele innych os6b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-06
TsleSTamy zagralIclne,
Nova cesarza Wilhelma ma ban.
kiecfe u kanclerza.

BERLIN, 5go lutego. :
DIS od5y} SIC zapowiadany
oddawna bankiet parlamentar-
ny W palacu kanclerza V. Ca
privilege p. n. II ma Wilhelm
Strasse.
Cesarz Wilhelm byl obecny
wiele rozmawia} z innyrli
go$cmi. W ich liczbie znaj
dowali sic: DIR. MIGUEL minister
skarbu, marsza}ek Won Bleber-
stein minister spraw zagrani-
cznych, DIR. Won Boetticher
sekretarz spraw wewnetrznych,
hr. v. Posadowsy sekretarz
skarbu, v. Levetzow prezydent
Rady pa6stwa i wielu lnnych
wybitnYch MEOW.
Prey ko6cu biesiady ces.
Wilhelm zabrai glos W spra-
vie dopiero co podpisanego
traktatu handlowego Z L 'sya,
kt6ry ma bye raty fkowany
przez Rade pa6stwa i / mie-
dzy inneml rzek1, co nastepuje:
Ra2a nahstWa bodai nipdy
poprzednio ME mia}a do zade-
cydowania w sprawie, pocia-
gajacej IA soba tax wazne kon-
sekwencye. To pewna, ze od-
rzucenie traktatu handlowego
z Rosya musi sprowadzit mai
pierw wojne taryfowa, a ma
stepnie : wojne prawdzlwa
Niechaj kazdy Z posi6w zrozu-
ME odpowiedzialnosG, jaka ma
MIN eieay W tel chwili. Mo-
vie to dla tego dis, aaeby
mkt ME m6gl powiedziec pc
Eniei: ME wiedzia}em". Do,
godne dla Das warunki, zawar-
te W traktacje DIS podpisa'
nym, zawdzieczat naleay osobi:
stej interwencyi cesarza Rosyi
ego zami4owaniu pokoju.
Tfaktat jest dowodem tego "a
miIowania, ktore by}o dose
silue, azeby pawet stanae W
pewaei sprzecznosci interesa
mi przemysiowemi i handlo
wemi Rosyi.
Nastepnie jeszcze W prywa
tneJ rozmowie wielu deputo-
wanymi cesarz Wilhelm CORA
CO brunif traktatu - i dowo,
dzil, ze iego odrzucenie mia3o'
by jsk nsjgorsze polltyczne
nastepstwa-
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wi. M6wil tax gsosno, ae sly
chae go by}o W calym loka lu.
Wtedy ts6ce usta}y. Grulcz
sta1 dotad pod ogniem wyzwisk
Milana, dop6ki ten ME zagro'
zi}, ze go wyrzuci precz: Wte.
dy wykrecif sic i mic ME mo
WAC, wyszedl. q prowincyi
donosza, il W paru mleJscach
hyly manifestacye przeclwko
Mllanowi, a ma korzyse pre-
tendenta do tronu ksiecia Ka'
ragieorgiewicza.
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q polit1 Hi eelnej Rosyi.

LoNDYN, 5-go lutego.
Z Peter>burga donosza o
ciekawym zwrocie W polityce
celnej Rosyi.
Rosyjski Department skar-
bu patlzy bardzo pieprzychyl,
ME ma projektowane podwyz-
szenie c}a wwozowego cd zbo
"a we Francyi, Rosyiski mi,
mister skarbu JEST zdecydowa-
ny ME odaawlaG traktatu han.
dlowego Franeya i W razie
potrzeby podwyzszy c}o wwo-
zowe cd produktow francuz-
kich, sprowadzonych z Fran.
cyl.
Jednoczesnie maja bye
przedsiewziete kroki W celu
ograniczenia wwozu produk-
tow / wyrob6w ameryka6-
skich. Pewna wysoko posta-
wiona W Petersburgu osoba
zapewnia}a, IL powodem tego
zwrotu ma bye to, re zboze a
meryka6skie czyni wszedzie
konkurencye zbozu rosyjskle-
mu. Rosya ME mysli, wedfug
jego slow, staraG sic o przjaz6
narodu, kt6ry dba tylko o
wlasne korzysci. W og6le zas
moze sic ona obyc bez przy-
wozu z Francyi i Ameryki.
Wiadomosci powyzsze wy
wo}aly tutaj W sferach han
dlowych fnansowych wielka
sensacye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-06
AlADOMOSGl MlRJSCOWB
Pomiedzy krami lotu.

Trzej czlonkowie stacyi ratunko-
wei W Evanston, kap. l., O. Lawson,
W. w. Wilkinson w. B. Kay,
wczoraj rano okoio godz 8 udali sic
W }odzi do wodociagow, by pom6dz
przy usuwaniu od1am6w lodu cd
otwor6w rur wodociagowych, kt6rych
setki nagromadzone tamze mogsy
rury zatka6 Evanston pozba vic wo.
dy ma czas d}uzszy. Silny Niatr wiai
cd brzegu popedzal kry lodu ku je-
zioru. U brzegow maso by}o lodu,
ale kiedy l6dz znslaz}a sic W odleglo-
Sci pol mill, zostala otoczona krami.
Oddalenie zas do wodociagdw wynosi
mile. Ot6z drugiej posowie tel
drogi znajdowalo sic mn6sta o kry,
przez kt6ra trudno bylo sic przedo
stad. Nagle s6dz opar'a sic o wielsa
kre przewrocila sic, tax, ze siedzacy
W niej omal ME wpadli W wode; uda-
10 i'm sic jednakowoz '6dz sp}awi6 ma
nowo posunse sic jeszcze o jakich
200 yard6w. w kohcu dostsli sic W
miejsce takie, il ami naprz61, ami
wstecz jechac bylo niepodobna; ze-
wszad kry ich otaczasy. Musiano cd.
aozyc wiosla, jako juz bezuzyteczne i
pr6bowano posuwac sic pomoca
pix, ale porwani krami, miedzy kt6.
remi }5dz juz trzeszczaaa, oddalili sic
cd celu podrozy, i cd brzegu o jake
2 mile.
Ma szczescie dostrzeg} niebezpie.
czehstwo, w jakiem sic znaidowsli,
str6z lstarni John Moore. Sygnaiami
da} zns6 tenn sasiednim wodocia-
gom. Stamtad inzynier Sam Teeney
pomocnikami Bob Skyles i Byron
Dawson zeszli do swego statku, "a
brali po drodze Moorego i Pospieszyl'
ma pomoc zagrozonym. w odlegiosci
30 yard6w cd iodzi kap. Lawsona
statek ich uderzyi o kre, ale ME 20,
stas uszkodzony. Rlucili line do sie-
dzacych w sodzi i po lodzie wciagne-
Ii ich do swego bezl iecznieis1ego
statku, poczem wszyscy Prz, byll
szczesliwie do wodociagow. k6dz po
zostawiona ma lasce kry wody, "a.
pewne zatonela.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-06
Ma pavilion polskO. .amery-
kanski we LWOWie.

Ma rece p. w. Bardo6skiego,
kasyera Kom. Centralnego, zaj-
mujacego sic obesfaniem wystawy
Kosciuszkowskiej przez Polonie
ameryka6ska wplyneia juz suma
$500, wyznaczona przez wv. Mar.
Pol. ma ostatuim Sejmie ma wy
stawe, a nadto suma $65.65, ze-
brana ofar prywatnych podczas
tegoz Sejmu, co razem stanowi
$565 65. Opr6cz tego p. Bar
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