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ANOTHER SEVERE Shook.
More Damage BY Earthquake at
COnstaatinOpIe.

Constantinople, July 12.-There was
another severe shock at 4 o'clock this
afternoon. Its duration was three sec
0pdS. A great deal of damage was
done to property, and the disturbance
caused a renewal of the panic among
the people and started again an exodus
from the city. Reports continue to ar
rive of damage to property and loss of
life in the province of Adrianople Moo
dana, village of Asia Minor Ismidt,
Asia Minor. Chevye and in towns
along the Dardanalles The qusys in
the suburb of Galatea are craked seri-
ously. 1t is not yet known how many
persons lost their lives in this city.
No fresh earthquakes have occurred
today. Several persons have been TAX
en- out of the ruins of the Base alive.
The village of Gallatire is completely
destroyed.
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London, July 12-For the first time in
the history of Rugby school, game of
baseball was played on its grounds to-
day. The teams were called the Horaty
and the Curiatti. The Asuriatta comprised
the following:- Ames, of Harvard, pitch
er; Thompson. Yale, catcher; Brice, Har-
Harrison, Williams, third base; Sample,
Wilson and Field, all of Rugby, fielders.
The Curiatta team was as follows: Rolaf.
of Amherst, catcher; Stafford, Williams,
pitcher; Walker, of Amherst, first base;
Bradbury, Rugby, second base; Davis,
Croton, third base: Thomas, Amherst.
short stop: P. Nickalls and Hudson, OF
Rugby in the field.
score was Is to 10 in favor of the Curiatti.
About 300 Rugby students witnessed the
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TO AWAIT THE GRAND JURY.
Hot Headed Strikers viii Have {
Chance to ReDenf.

Denver. July 12.-Thirty of the men who
disarmed the deputies and interfered with
the passage CT the United States mail at
Trinadad, We're remauded to await the
action of the federal grand jury. These
men We're on trial for contempt of court,
paratively trivial charge, that they might
be tried on criminal charges. OF the
men before the court, today, those against
whom the evidence was not conclusive,
or who could not be identified, were dis
charged.
An, attachment was issued for c.. E..
Rand9n, the telegraph operator in the
POSTAL Office at Trinidad, demanding that
he come into court and bring with him
all kilograms referring to the strike. He
mas telegraphed that he Will do so.
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SPRING VALLEY LOOTERS.
Thieving Foreigners in the Clutches
Of the Law.

Spring Valley, Ill, July 12.-The
long-eXpected wholesale arrests of the
looters of the Spring Valley Coal COM
pany of this city, commenced today,
the sheriff making the arrests, assisted
by q company of militia. Scores of
houses We're ransacked from cellar to
garnet, and any quantity of dress
goods, shoes. provisions and groceries
were discovered and identified as stolen
property from the store. The city will
be held responsible for the damage sus-
tanned from the looting of the stores.
The arrests will be continued tomor-
row. and it is expected that about 80
or 40 more will be arrested.
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THE LAWS DELAY.

Guthrie, o. T., July 12.-In the case
of the town of South Enid against the
Rock Island railroad in the supreme
court, the railroad raised questions OF
fact and demanded a jury, consequently
the case was remanded to the district
court for trial This gives the railroad
the advantage of a year or more OF
delay, and it is now feared that the
people of South Enid will again resort
tO violence
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BETWEEN DEPUTIES.
Persons Fatally Wounded in Fu-
isfade.

Chicago. July 12.-United States Dep
Uty Marshal Peter Fisch and an IL
year-old boy, Andrew Gregory. were
fatally wounded tonight in a fusiade
between deputies in Kensington. Some
unknown person had placed on the ILL
nois Central tracks several torpedoes,
which were exploded by an outgoing
train. When the explosion occurred
two parties Of deputy marshals rushed
out from the cars in which they were
sleeping On opposite sides of the track.
They seemed ratified by the unexpected
incident, and began discharging revol-
verS recklessiy and WITH the result
named above. The deputies say that
they were firing at three men who were
seen running away from where the tor
pedoes exploded, but people in the
vicinity say there was no one about.
Five of the deputies were arrested by
the nOlice
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AIR WAS FULL Oh
TARIFF RUMORS.
Two Were That Coal and Iron
Would be Free.
BOTH OF THEM ARE
STRENUOUSLY DENIED.
PROCEEDING THAT is ALLEGED TO
BE UNPRECEDENTED.

Republicans Grow Rampant, and
Claim They Have "a Right to
Know What Goes on at the Con-
ferences-TNO Important Details
BY Secretary Herbert-Whnt it
Will Cost the Government to Put
Down the Strike Ordered By Debs.
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Washington, July Reconsideration
by the House of the resolution to IT,
vestigate the railroad troubles has been
indefinitely postponed because of tbs
absence of Speaker Crisp which pre-
vents meeting of the committee ON
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ONB Oh THE EFFECTS
on STATEHOOD.
Launching of a Great Railway
Enterprise.
WORK is ALREADY
FAR ADVANCED,
SOUTH AND WEST TO TIE LOS AN
GELEs COUNTRY.

Probabilities That Traffic Arrange
ment VIII BE Made With the SAN
tn Fe From The Needles TO the
Coast-A Route That is Il Marvel to
the Engineers Who Have Seen the
ProfiieS-Morm0n Church Said to
BE Behind the Move, with Col.
j. 6. GARRISON and others Inter-
eSted Financially.
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THE DIAMOND.
Roston-Cincinnati.

the Reds, but nevertheless, Smiths err
rors lost the game, letting in four runs
Score:
Cincinnati. Base hits, 6; errors, 8.
Roston-6. Base hits, 10; errors, T.
overwhelmingly and Dwyer; Ryan
and Stivetts. Umpire-Not given.
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FATE OF THE SENEGAL.
Gone to the bottom with All Hand

Gone to the Bottom with All Hands
san Francisco. July 12.-News has
been received here that practically set
ties all doubt regarding the fate of the
British ship Senegal. Captain Thomp-
son, Of the schooner Mary c. Russ,
now at San Diego, reports that on
March IS, when in latitude so degrees
IL minutes north, 10 degrees s minutes
west, the Russ was IN company with
the overdue ship for several hours. AS
night approached a severe northwest
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To Prevent and Settle Strikes.

Washington, July IA bill to pre-
vent and settle strikes, to settle by ar
bitration all differences, between en-
ployers and employees, and to provide
penalty for refusal or failure to abide
by the decision of arbitration, has beer
introduced by Representative Hudson,
of Kansas.
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PLEADED IGNORANCE.
They Get Thirty Days in Jail just
the Snun

TIC! UeI IHi4IE UIaEs IN JAIL just
the Same.
Topeka, Kan, July 12.-J w Kuth and
Patrick Sullivan, both of Atchison, were
today sentenced by Judge Foster to serve
a term of thirty days in the Shawnee
county Jail. Kuth is a Missouri Pacific
employee and Sullivan works in an Atchi-
son foundry. They were arraigned for
contempt of court. in disregarding Judge
rosters recent restraining orders. They
assaulted II. z. Ferguson, a Santa Fe
esWitchman, because he dared to take the
place of STRIKERS.
When arraigned they plead ignorance,
saving they did not know the Santa Fe
was in the hands Of receivers
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Gastright who was also batted hard, but
only in one inning were hits punched.
Score:
Chicago-11 Base hits, 16; errors, g.
Brooklyn-6 Base hits. 16; errors, 2.
characterization and Schrlver; Ken
nedy, Gastright and Daley Umpire
McQuaid
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our Countrx,s Cnsh.

Washington, July 1.-THE cash bal
ance in the treasury at he close of bust
ness today was S120 $50, 425, of which
$64, S92, 7S6 was gold reserve.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-13
New York-Pittshurg.

Pittsburg, July 12.-New York hit the
ball with men on bases and won easily
Score:
Pittsburg-6 Base hits, T; errors, 1.
New York;. Base hits. 10; errors, g.
Batteries-Merritt and Killen German
Rusie and Wilson. Umpire-Emslie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Louisville July 12.-Louisville won a
very interesting game today from Wash
ington. Score:
LOUISVILLE. Base hits, Z; errors, g.
Washington-5. Base hits. 8; errors. g.
Ratteries-Weave and Knell; Dugdale
and Sullivan. Umpire-Hurst.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-13
Cost of Debs' Deviitry.

Washington, July 12.-The cost to tbs
United States of putting down the
strike in the west is estimated by the
government officers at fully $1,000 600.
1t may foot up more. The items include
telegraph bills, deputy marshals' pay
and transportation and maintenance of
troops The estimate for marshals' pay
in Chicago alone, is from S150,000 to
5000, 900 and Congress, in few days,
will be asked to appropriate this, as it
is urgent.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Cleveland, o., July 12.-Cleveland pre-
sented strengthened team in today's
game. and did some terrific batting
knocking Carsey and Callahan out of the
box. The Phillies drove Clarkson out of
the box. Score:
Philadelphia-t0 Base hits Is; errors. Q
Batteries-Cuppy and Clarkson; O'Con-
nor. Buckley, Gray, Carsey, Callahan and
Harper. Umpire-Lynch
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Mabel-''Do you notice how attentive
Gotrox? I wonder if he really meant
business Maude-There is certainly lit
tie about her to lead one to suppose that
he means anything else.-Brooklyn Life
Teacher 0o boy whose father keeps &
corner grocery)-Johnny, if your father
has a hundred eggs and twenty of them
are bad, how many of them does he lose?
Johnny-He doesn't lose any of them. He
sells the bad ones to the restaurant keep
er-Texas Siftings.
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Cbicago-BrookIyn.

Chicago, July 12.-The Colts jumped on
Kennedy from the start and kept it up
for four innings when he gave way to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-13
ANOTHER OUTRAGE.
Foreigners Are Once More the Gull
ty Parties.

Ashtabula Harbor, Ohio, July r.
About 1000 striking ore shovelers left
this port at 1880 to march to Conneaut,
fifteen miles, to compel the ore shovel
ers to come out. From Conneaut they
viii go to Erie and stop work on the
docks. The mob is composed of Fins.
Swedes, Italians and Huns, many of
whom are armed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-13
NATIONAL EDUCATORS.

Asbury Park, y. j., July 12.-1'he Nat
+ional Educational association committee
on nominations has named Professor
Nichols Murray Butler, professor of
philosophy, Columbia, as president. DR..
Erwin Shepard, of Minnesota, was re-
elected secretary by reclamation. The
retiring president Albert G. ane supern-
tendent OF schools at Chicago, was made
first Vice-president and a Vice-president
was elected from every state and terri
tory.
Or, Thomas ]: Mckenzie, of New Jer-
Sey, reviewed the work of the committee
OF ten. Professor y. T. nightingale. of
the Chicago high schools, also made a. re-
view of the report of that committee.
"Oh Mr.. de Cromo! 1 had such a time
finding your painting at the exhibition
today! 1t was hung away up in an OBJ
scure corner. Yes. I am disappointed.
Mr. de Cromow Eyes. Then my work
will always be hung on the line. Brown
ing, King e Co. s Monthly.
Tracing the Source.-Merritt-E is it.
Johnny that you are such an inveterate
young enemy of mine? l have never
Yes, you have. Whenever you come to see
Cora she puts the clock back That
makes me late for school next day and
then teacher hcks me.-Truth.
I'm sick" whined the tramp at the
me just piece of bread and butter?'
Nothing mean about you, is there?" re-
sponded the charity-lined cook NO,
ma am, there amt. Perhaps you
would like to have some sugar on your
bread?" said the cook with sarcasm
The tramp drew back dignifiedly. "Ex-
cuse me- he said, Il may have my weak
nesses, but / hardly think there is any
thing in my manner to warrant you in
thinking I am a United States senator;''
and the cox apoiogized on the spot
Detroit Free Press.
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Unfortunately summer musicians are
not all of good, sound udgment.-Syra-
cuse Courier.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-21

tosci czeskich pisarzy. Podobnego
dzie&a ~jeszcze ME posiadamy. Ency-
klopedya Orgelbrandta W % tomach
zawiera oryginalne o%pracowanie tylko
o czystopolskich i nieco o siowiahskich
sprawach, reszta artykuiow Jest zyw-
Gem t}omaczona z nismieckiego. Wy
chodzi obecnie w Warszawie ,,Ency-
klopedya S~ikorskiego', ale to wydaw-
nictwo potrwa j~eszcze lat hilka, a PREY
TEN wychodzac pod obuchem rosyjskiej
century, ME Jest d~ok}adnem.
Wyszia ,,Zlata kniha czyli Diedictwi
swate Ludmily" ola dzieci. Uzyteczne
to wydawnictwo wychodzi juz lat 80 W
Pisku w20 do 3Otysiacach exemplary
,,Z{ota ksiega" zawiera dwie }adne ksia-
zeczki z szesciu obrazkami ola ma{ych
dzieci. Ola doroslejszych dziewczat
wychodza take w Pisku: ,,Zlate klasy"
(ziote k}osy).
,Diedictwi' znaczy lyle CO ,~,dziedzic-
two, ~najlepiej okresla sic to po polsku
przez wyraz ,,zakiad tub tow~arzystwo".
Swieta Ludmi}a, babka sw. Wac}awa,
Patronka kr0lestwa Czeskiego, pisa{a
ksiazki W starosiowiahskim jezyku;
zatem byia to jedna z najpierwszych
krzewicielek o~swiaty narodowej w
Czechach. Jej prawnuczka byla Da-
browka, "a ktorej g}ownie sprawl przy-
jeli Polacy chrzesciahstwo.
Cd Czech6w m~oglibysmy sic uczy6,
jak nalezy szerzyc zami}owanie do Ii
teratury. Istnieja u mich towarzystwa
pod nazwa Matte, kt6re wydaja i SEE
RIA czeskie ksiazki. Najstarszem ia
klein towarzystwem jest ,,Matice Una
ciez) czeska", ktora odda{a ]nieocenione
us{ugi Czechom. I~stnieja opr6cz te-
GO: Matyca swietego Prokopa, wydaja-
ca dzie{a ola ksiezy; Matyca r6lnicka;
Dziedzictwo Swietojahskie i Dziedzic-
two IS. Cyryla i Metodego. DIVA tie
stowarzyszenia wydaja katolickie die
Ia ola ludu. Jest take Matyca muzy-
czna, nauczycielska, Matice lidu Qudu),
Libuszy it'd. Matyca ludowa dale "a l
z}r. co rok 4 ksiazki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-21
>U( HOTi MlLECLONE.

Starry lekarz doktor, przestawszy pra-
ktykowaG, a majac doreczony przez
Misyonarzy Wschodnich Indyi, formu-
larz prostego leczenia warzywami, W
kr0tkim czasie zuPeinie leczy suchoty,
zaPalenie krtani, katary, dychawice i
lnne g~waftowne i Piucne choroby, oraz
zuPefne j Predkie wyleczenie nerwo-
wych s}abosci i nerwowych chorob. DO
wyProbowaniu tych leczniczych srod-
kow W tysiacznych w~ypadkach wziai
sobie "a obowiazek ogfosit to swym cier.
Piacym ziomkom Bedac p~rzeiety che.
cia ulzenia ~cierpiacej ludzkosci. ia
przeszle "a darmo kazdemu kto zada
RECEIPT W niemieckim, francuskim iub
angielskim jezyku z ~wskazowkami jak
uzywaG.
Adresowa6 z do}aczeniem mark j
lmlenla gazety. w. A. Noyes,
S2O Powers Block ROCHESTER, NY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-21
Y prOwincyOnalnej w~ystawy pre-
mysfOwej.

Juz tylko bardzo krotki czas rozdziela
mas cd ostatecznego terminu, W kt0rym
zg&oszenia W ystawcOw moga bye u
wzglednione. Przyjscied do kutku wysta-
wy, kt6rej sobie W w. KS. Poznahskiem
tax usilnie zyczono, zaleza}o ~nietylko
od tego, ably zebraG 'dostateczny fun
dusz ~gwarancyjny, lecz P~rzedewszyst-
klein i giownie take cd tel okolicznos,
CT, ably nasi Przemysiowcy przez zywy
udziai W wystawianiu owocOw swej
piracy dali Potrzebna Podstawe wysta.
vie, ktoraby godnie o PostePie j o z
woju naszego Przemys}u swiadczy6 mo-
gia. Pomysi urzadzenia wystawy INA
lazI w~Prawdzie przeciwnik0w, z ktorych
niejeden dotqd ~jeszcze p~owatpiewa, czy
malo sprezysty, a nawet ociezaiy pre-
mysl nasz zdo4a sic okazale ma wysta-
vie przedstawiG j cry finansowa strona
wystawy ME wykaze niedoboru - lecz
zapatrywanie take. jakkolwiek samo W
sobie moze bye Poniekad usprawiedli.
wionem, musi ustqpiG wobec Powzietej
juz uchwaiy urzqdzenia wystawy, oraz
re wzgledu ma to, Re W wlasnym ma
Sym %interesie ley, ably wystawa ogar-
neia wszystkie dziaiy naszego Przemy-
stu. Trzeba nam Przedewszystkiem
pamieta6 o TEN, IL gi6wnem zadaniem
wystawy jest ozywienie naszego pre-
mysiu krajowego, zaszczePienie nowych
idei, otworzenie nowych zr6dei zarob-
kowych j wzmocnienie tym ~sposobem
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JarOsfaw Werchlicki,

Pierwszy Pomiedzy zyjacymi poetami
czeskim;, prhyjaciel Polak0w, wydal
nowy zbi6r poezyi pod nazwa: ,,Kytky
aster" (bukiety astrow), ktorych cecha
jest rzewnos6, glebokosG u~czucia i
niezwykie piekno. Jakis czar niezwy-
ky wieje z tych jesiennych kwiat0w
czeskiego piewcy. Wyszio tez trzecie
wydanie W kr6tkim czasie ,,Mythu"
(myt6w, j. Podah) Werchlickiego, kto-
ra zawiera diva przesliczne obrazkl Z
czeskiej p~rzeszio5ci: ,Szarka' j lie.
genda o sw. Prokopie''. Pierwsza ma
luje nam bajeczny BOZ z czeskiemi a.
mazonkami, a druga oPisuje zywot mai
starszego patrona Kr6lestwa Czeskiego,
kt0ry j W Polsce niegdyS wielkq czesG
odbieral, o czem swiadczy mp. starozy-
tiny koscioIek sw. Prokopa W Street.-The.
Iaden 2 czeskich poet6w ME wyrazii
lyle sympathy ola mas Polak6w, jak
Werchlicki, dlatego powinny bye jego
pisma snane take W polskich ziemiach.
Ottona Siownika naukowego, (Slow-
mix nauczny) wyszedi $50 zeszyt, kt6ry
zawiera artykuiy cd rFigulina- Filoso-
fowati''' Czesi zamiast diugiej j ME
smacznej Navy ,,EncykloPedya' mo
via trafnie ,,Slownik naukowy".
Dzielo to swiadczy chlubnie o pracowi-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-21

naszej SHY e~konomicznej. Cd ilosci
zg{oszeh ma wystawe, ktore do 1go Ii
stoPada br. wpiyna, zaleze6 beda dys-
Pozycye terytoryalne, ktore nastepnie
zostana dokonane. Zgiaszajacy sic
Pozniej ME beda moglin ma pewno liczyc
ma uwzglednienie swych wnioskow, po-
niewaz dysPozycyjny. lecz ograniczony
obszar m6giby juz bye rozdzielonym.
Znaczna iloSc czionk6w Komitetu
wystawowego odwiedziia w ubiegiym
lecie wystawe we Lwowie, Antwerpii i
Erfurcie, a nabyte TAME doswiadczenia
zuzytkuje korzystnie PREY urzadzaniu
wystawy poznahskiej.
Many nadzieje, re przemysI nasz
Przedstawi swiatu okazy znakomite j
zada TEN khan panujacemu p~rzesadowi,
il zbywa mu ma sile tworczej.
Znajdujace sic, jak juz kilkakrotnie
zauwazylismy, w nowym ratuszn, pokoj
10, biuro Komitetu wystawy udziela
wszelkich dotyczacych wystawy infor.
macyi i wydaje bezp}atnie formularze
do zgfoszeh ma wystawe.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-21

Hohenwarta, ably tenze wraz z koiem
polskiem glosowa} "a 90 pozycya bud
zetu, a zarazem glosowa{ przeciw wszel-
kim pozycyom budzetu, kt6re odnosza
sic do utrzymywania gimnazyow z Je-
zykiem wykladowym niemieckim W O.
kregach O mieszanych narodowosciach.
By Podziekowac ministrom Madeyskie-
mu i Plenerowi, IL idac "a zasada spra-
wiedliwosci naprawili bad poprzednie-
90 ministeryum choc w czesci uczynili
zadosG potrzebom Slowenc0w w poiu
dniowej Styryi wiekszoSc mieszkahc6w
t~worzacych". Gdyby to wiecej Posi0w
polskich w~ystapiio tax energicznie, to
bysmy W krotkim czasie mieli i polskie
gimnazyum w Cieszynie. Ia S@owien-
cami ujeli sic katoliccy Nlemcy, "a ma
mi ujmuje sic dotad tylko kilku posfow
p~olskich. Sprawl gimnazyum W Cylei
dowodzi, re i wbrew wolf libera}ow
MONA niejedno przeprowadzic.
- w dniu "a z. IN. rozesz{a sic W
Berlinie, jak sic zdaje oparta Ia praw-
die pogioska re ks. Bismarck uleg}
atakowi apoplektycznemu. Me ODE
szio sic PREY tel sposobnosci be- zabaw-
nego a zarowno znamiennego zakohcze-
mia. Otto kiedy Pogfoska ia dostaia sic
do ministeryalnej sail obrad, hr. Capri
vi t}omaczy& swoim kolegom ministrom
atak ten w sposob dose originality.
Powiedziai on re atak ow spowodowaia
zapewne wiadomosc re ME bedzie "a
prowadzona ustawa przeciw socyali-
stom, a tylko zaostrzona ustawa karna.
To musiaio staruszka zgniewac i uleg}
atakowi.
Belgia. Pc skohczonych wybo-
rach podiug novel o~rdynacyi, w kto-
rych jak wiadomo zwyciezyli katolicy
i socyalisci z kleska libera3ow, odby}o
sic pierwsze posiedzenie izby. Krol
sam zagai@ to p~ierwsze Posiedzenie no.
wa tronomq a socyaliSci odczytali re-
publikahska deklaracya. Do Parlamen-
tn wybranych zosta}o lO4 katolik6w,
10 libera}ow i 30 socyalist6w.
- w Londynie, stolicy Anglii PREY
szlo w swiatyniach zydowskich do ogro-
mnych zaburzen miedzy zydami angiel-
skimi i r~osyjskimi. Powodem tych
zaburzeh by}o rozporzadzenie rabina,
ktory nakazai modify "a chorego cara.
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z ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

Poznah. w gmachu regency
nym odby}a sic narada ziemian W spra-
vie urzadzenia LIB r6lniczych ola w.
KS. Poznahskiego. jake komisarz rza-
dowy wziai W posiedzeniu udzia} tajny
radzca DIR. Thiel z Berlina. Zgodzono
sic ma za{ozenie LIB rolniczych z siedli-
skiem w Poznaniu. w skfad ich ma
wnisG 20 czlonkow.
- Walnemu zebraniu akcyonaryu-
STOW Banku ziemskiego przewodniczy}
hr. St. Z0ltowski z Niechanowa. he
sprawozdania dowiedzieli sic uczestni-
cv, re W roku 1898 81 rozparcelowa{
bank $500 morg miedzy innemi i z bra
klein p~ieniedzy. Ostatnia subskrypcya
przynicc!a dopiero tylko $4,000 marek.
Mimo to bank ~rozwija dadatnia dzia-
IalnosG. Pan DIR. Skarzynski ubolewa}
mad obojetnoscia og01u ola tax pozy-
t~ecznej i~nstytucyi. Wiele ~jeszcze jest
miedzy mani ludzi m~ajetnych, a nawet
moznych, iecz ME chca oni akcyi banku
kupowaG. Jest to smutny objaw.
Miejmy nadzieje, Re wreszcie Porusza
sic serca ozieblych i re kalety ich sic
otworza. Przeciez chodzi o rzecz, stoja-
ca ma czele kwestyi naszych ~biezacych
- chodzi o sprawe zywotna chodzi
o to, abysmy sic ma ziemi Przodkow
utrzyma6 mogli, ably kraj zachowa1 pol
skie znamie!
Dywidenda "a rok biezacy wynosi,
jak zwykle, A procent.
DO Rady nadzornej wybrano p. hr.
Dambskiego, ma rewizorow tych samych
pan0w, ktorzy dotychczas urzqd ten
p~iastowali, ii. DIR. Celichowskiego, DIR.
kebihskiego i Oberfelda.
- Poznah. w towarzystwie m{o-
dych przemysiowc0w miaI niedawno DIR.
Drobnik odczyt: 20 leczeniu b}onicy
(dyfteryi) surowica lecznicza''. Podiug
zdania Prelegenta umiera rocznie W
Ksiestwie rrzeszIo 1000 ludzi ma dyfte-
rya. Sa to przewaznie dzieci. DIR.
Behring sadzi, ze W surowicy z krwi
zwierzat znalazf srodek ma te chorobe.
Surowica pochodzi z kozy Tub konia,
kt0re majq krew zakahona przez dyfte-
rya. Tq krew leje sic W naczynia, W
ktorych tworzy sic ma sPodzie ciemny
osad i piyn wodnity. Ow PIyn wodnity
to Jest owa surowica, zwana serum,
ztad powstaia niemiecka nazwa: Hell
serum. Ow piyn zastrzyka sic cho-
rym i zdrowym. Chorych leczy a
~zdrowych zabezpiecza pred skutkami
blonicy. Ola 100 dzieci potrzeba litr