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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-07

WHAT q ASTON TOLD MN.
Congressman Cedmu, Testlnos In the su-
9r~ Trust Investigatlon

va Trust Investig alton.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 6.-Con-
gresham Cadmus. Of New Jersey. is the
man to whom Walter CASTOR told the
story Of the conversation he had over
neard In the room Of Mr.. Terrell, Of the
sugar Trust, at the Arlington Hotel on
the nlght of March 9Th last. Mr. Castor
was before the Senate committee again
to-day, and he gave Mr. Cadmus name
which he declined 10 do ON Yesterday.
Inc committee Immediately decided to
send Tor Mr.. Cadmus and EXCUSED Mr..
CASTOR after some further questions. put
largely by the Republican members OF the
committee. In the course of this examlna-
ton the fact was developed that Mr..
CASTOR is Democrat I'm politics
Mr. CaumuS testified as to the circum-
stances under which the wire manufac-
turer, Mr.. Castor. had related TO him the
details of the night conference AT the
Arlington Hotel. Mr. Cadmus said that
Mr.. CASTOR had met him In the hotel
corridor on the morning following the
night conference. and had slapped him
on the shoulder with an evident snow OF
satisfaction, saying; "Cadmus. / don't
believe the tariff bill IS gong 10 pass"
He then related TO the Congressman now
the loud discussion had continued through-
out the foregoing night The details as
given by Mr.. CadmuS were cOnfirmatory
of those already given by MIR CASTOR.
The main point of them was that they
appeared to have led Mr. CASTOR 10 the
conclusion, which ne frequently repeated.
that he felt satisfied the tariff bill would
not pass.
The committee asked Mr. Cadmus to
give the names Of those present at the
conference. He answered that he did
not recall that Mr. Castor mentioned the
names OF any public men or others present.
Mr.. Cadmus added, with emphasis, that
II he had learned any names he would
positively decline TO give them to the
committee.
The committee win probably not meet
again before Friday. SubpOenas have
been Issued for a dozen or more witnesses,
and for some Of them IL will probably
be necessary TO send away from the city.
The committee decline TO give names OF
the men who are TO be summoned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-07
Condition Of gritish Trade.

MANCHESTER, June e.-The Guar
dian. in its commercial article, says; The
have mostly held firm. There has been
fair eastern inquiry. but little purchasing
except at the lowest prices, Some OF
the manufacturers OF china shirting have
trade has been booked IN shirtings.
bleaching cloths, and sheetings. South
American buyers have been. Ia operation
can1inngly. Inere was satisfactory clear
ance of yarn last week with the i'm
prove ment In cotton IN Liverpool. which
induced frn.nees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-07
Sew In ian coxeyIies Arrive.

WASHINGTON, June 6-Twenty-fve
New England Coxeyites. under Captain
George Taylor Joined the discouraged and
hungry Coxey army to-day. They were
foOt-sore from their walk from Elkton.
Md. and were surprised and disgusted
10 find that the Coxey army had nothing
TO eat save bread and but little OF that.
The commonwealers are blue, and many
OF them are scattering through the sur
rounding counties. Wet weather and
little 20 eat make their condition deDlOr-
able. Jesse COxey was at the commits
sary Office to-day seeking a permit for
parade In honor Of Coxey Browne,
and Jones on their release from jail.
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WASHINGTON. June 6.--The story re-
Gently published OF an alleged interview
between President Cleveland and Repre-
sentative Oates. of Alabama, IN sghich
the former was represented as saying
that he did not know what 10 do respect
ing the financial situation. especially with
regard TO silver, has brought out the fol-
lowing statement from Mr.. Oates. with
a request for its publication:
II have not had any conversation with
the President upon the silver question In
months. and when ! did Il was about
the seigniorage bill, and not az report
al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-07
co,ona, grsckinrlage is CONFIDENT

WASHINGTON, June 6;-col. w. c; p.
WashingioS Yesterday after his brief cam
paign in Kentucky.
smoke as being among the largest ever
He helievas mai il the convention was
held within thirty days he would get a
ma aioritv larger than his two opponents
combined. He will visit Kentucky at In
tervals. making a few speeches on each
OCCASION
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FORMdL NOIIFJCITION.
Secretary smith VIII Refer His Clair

Secretary smith VIII Refer His Claim
Arainss Va to the Attorney- General.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Secretary
Hoke Smith has received a letter from
Hon. r. Taylor Scott, Attorney-General
OF the State Of Virginia. declining, on
behalf Of the State. to pay the $4,000
Virginia State bonds now due and held
BY the Secretary Of the Interior in trust
for several tribes Of Indians. The official
refusal is based on the, same ground as
was the verbal refusal when payment
was demanded. viz: That the State of
Virginia has claims against the United
STATES on Withheld direct tax fund and
other accounts, that more than Offset the
Secrefarv smith win probably refer the
matter TO the Attorney-General for ac-
tion In no event will the Indians lose
the money. as the United States invested
the Idian trust fund AZ us own RISK;
Guaranteeing the payment Of interest and
principal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-07
Mississippi Prnhihlfionisfs.

JACKSON. MISS. June 6.-The State
Prohibition Convention met here to-day.
Chairman Henry Ware stated that the
immediate object OF the convention was
10 secure more perfect organization.
The roll OF congressional districts showed
three districts. represented by fifteen dele
gates. An executive committee was ap-
pointed, and j. T. Hobbs Of Lincoln,
was selected as chairman.
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For Another Investigation

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Senate to-
day authorized the appointment of a spe-
ing distress that is said TO exist through
ont the country and make such report
thereon as seems best. This is the out
growth Of the numerous petitions pre-
sented by Senators PETER and Allen. The
Nice-President later in the day appointed
the following senators TO serve as men,
bers OF this special committee: Messrs.
Villas (chairman). Smith. Blackburn, Gal
linger, and Patton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-07
New cas,s o., cholera

WARSAW, June G.-During the last
tWenty-f0ur hours f0rty-oEc new cases
and twenty-elght deaths from cholera
have been reported In this city lr
PIock. twenty-ei2ht cases and nine Deaths
are reported. and In Daniels nine cases.
From all other infected places I'm this
region aggregated thirteen new cases ana
efx deaths
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rea saw the rebellion there is becoming
more serious daily. Tho thousand Chinese
troops. drilled and commanded by foreign
officers. have been sent from Tientsin to
suppress the uprising. The British heet
Is az Port Hamilton In readiness TO rro-
tecf foreigners should 1t become peses-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-07
Sugar Trust Dividends.

NEW YORK, June 6-Thc American
Sugar Company has declared quarterly
dividend Of 3 per cent on tho common
and fA, per cent. on the preferred stock.
The company also declared semi-annual
dividend Of 81 per cent. on that oOrtion
of the preferred stock which T. entitled
10 semi-annual dividends. The dividends
are payable July I'd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-07
wrArnrK ronrcasr.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. June 6--for
west winds.
For North Carolina; Fair 'n tire Interior,
clearing on the coast By noon. slightly
warmer IN the interior. probably slightly
cooler on immediate coast. north TO north
west winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-07
An OLD NEGBo's SUICIDE.
He shoots Himself In tho Head-A Small
Aasirurnnnf ~ Eox horn.

ROXBORO. ". c.. June 6.-special.-An
old negro man. Bob Trower. attempted
suicide this morning ats o'clock by snoot-
Itassad I,ae through one jawbone and lodged
In the other. He will die.
Thaxton & Thomas, made an assign
ment his morning. Liabilities and assets
Crons are suffering very much for rain.
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BERLIN. June "a large meeting OF
at which resolutions 81 sympathy glth
al imprisoned Anarchists we're passed.
The meeting became disordcrly and the
police were obliged TO dssperse IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-07
The Georgia Bankers.

ATLANTA, GA, June G.-The Georgia
Bankers Association adopted resolutions
to-day endorsing the financial legislation
OF the present Congress. Another reso-
luton was adopted recommending the is
sue OF low interest-bearing bonds.
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Mr. Cleyeland orr for (;ray Gables

WASHINGTON. June 6.--Mrs. Cleve-
land accompanied by her two children, a
A. M In q special car on the Pennsylya-
MIA railroad Tor Gray Gables. Mass.
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VOL. S-NEW SERIES NO SO.

terms that were applied to oats. wheat.
and so forth. were not also applied TO
barley, 10 which the same provision
was attached.
Mr. Vest gave as reason that senators
and others representing large barley in-
tcrests had appeared before the Finance
Committee and strenuously objected TO
the reciprocal arrangement being applied
10 barley. and the committee had gone as
far as 1t could In meeting those repre-
sentations.
REPUBLICANS FIIIBUsTrR
MIR. Harris, In parliamentary charge OF
the bill, said that this was the sixty
fourth day Of the discussion OF the tariI
bill. and that the Senate was now on
page 43. AZ that rate the bill Wo9id
get out OF the committee by Chrlstinas
come a year" He hoped that senator's
on both sides would stay TIL or ciOch
and try and make better progress
The discussion went on until o'4S, anu
on a vote, the Republicans refrained IRON
voting. Finally a roll-call was had ana no
quorum appeared. Then Mr.. Harris saiu
that II was not his purpose TO go INTO any
wrangle or 20 attempt 10 force relucaht
senators to remain, In session. Whatever
was the feeling which should exist IN
regard to the course OF the other sile, ne
was not willing TO subject either SIDE 10
the inconvenience Of remaining unul aD-
sent senators might be sent for. lie there
fore moved an adjournment, ana the
Senate at =. NJ, adjourned until TO-
morrow at 10 a. M.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER

Following was the range OF the thsr-
mometer at The Times once YESTERDAY:
o A. NJ, 80: IL NJ, 81. 3 Il. M. ~,
p. H.. SO; 0 p, H.. IS; midnisht ~
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rnn coNM1r1EE srsrAINEp.

~ the request Of Mr.. Hale Mr.. Harris
riNQrcw the motion SO as 10 let the vote
ID. taken directly on the amendment.
The vote was then taken, and MIR. Hale S
ssmendment was reJected-yeas, p; nays,
-, On his vote Mr.. PETER voted aye and
Aessrs. Kyle and Hlll voted no. Mr. AL
Ten aid not vote
., pr. Hale then moved 10 make the duty
~ per head. and that amendment was
'ail on the table without a division.
or. Hale then moved, as an amend
Neht the provisions OF existing law as
70 cattle, hogs, sheep and al other live
ANNALS. This was reJected-yeas. u;
nays. 5l-Peffer voting aye and Messrs.
allen. Hill and Kyle voting no.
=, ne next paragraph $50 was read The
nylse bill puts a duty on buckwheat
I'm or maize, cornmeal, oats, oatmeal,
Ee, rye -four, wheat and wheat -four Of
. per cent ad valorem. The amendment
ported by the Finance Committee is TO
luce the duty on oatmeal 20 Is per cent.
a., ne paragraph also provides that each
~ these products shall be admitted free
~ auiy from any country that imposes
40 a. import duty on the like product when
'1korted from the United States.
AT WaShburn inquired why the same
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-07

The Pope Loslpg Strength.
ROME, June 6.--The Pope mas been
lnsing strength for some oass pas.
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HAwIEY's ErIGRAMMATrc SPEECH.

Mr.. Hawley made a short speech. brist-
Ing with epigrammatic sayings such as
Mrse. The doctrine Of free trade is cruel.
j. is the doctrine of wild beasts" 1t is
Every man for himself, and the devil
take the hlndmOst," the world over That
IS what free trade IS. 1t is not our duty
70 break down the bars and let all the
EAi cats Of the world through our gar
Gen
SIP Gray. referred. with a touch OF con-
rHt in his tone. 10 the academic turn
N,ch the discussion had assumed
1r HOar offered, on behalf Of the Re
Z hlcan side, 10 agree 10 vote one
9'lr after the Senator from Delaware
t- any Democratic member of the Finance
Committee would explain the principle on
Which the bill proceeded-with one item
al yalorem and the next item specific.
There was no response 10 this chal-
lenge and the debate went on until Mr..
Harris rose and moved 10 lay the amend
me1t on the table. remarking that the
amendment had been the fruitful source
Of ID general debate on the principles OF
laf.r taxation In every country OF the
tooe. and he thought the people had been
tow sufficiently enlightened on the sub
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FOresterzy zaskarzeni.

Waznym dla Towarzystw i
wiekszych organizacyj bedzie
wynik procesu, kt6ry obecnie
toczy sic przeciw Zwiazkowi
Katolickich Lesniczych, gdyz
ma przyszlosc bsdzie MONA do
tego sic stosowat. Pred nieja.
kim czasem umarl Hugh Fitz.
patrick naleaacy do Nativity
Lodge, No. II, W Denver. w
czssie swej choroby i bezrobo-
cia Die op}aca1 on asesmen-
tow, ale "a niego asesmenta te
sk}ada} Dw6r do Wysokiego
Dworu. Wysoki Dw6r ME
chcia} wyplacit posmiertnego
ma podstawie swych statut6w,
kt6re zabraniaja takiego omi-
iania obowiaak6w p1acenia
asesment6w przez czlonk6w;
zosta} jednak zaskarzony. Sc.
dzia Dunno skazal ZHiszek ma
zaplacenie posmiertnego, a
skazani apelujs.
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Wracaja do roboty.

w sobote rano robotnicy W
warsztatach okretowych MALE
zacych do Chicago Ship Bull
ding Go. W South Chicago "a.
strajkowali powodu, ze kom.
pania ME chciala podwyzszyc
i'm plac o 20 procent, jak tego
zadali. Wczoraj jednak powr6-
cili wszyscy do roboty = by}o
ich zas 400 = ME otrzymawszy
podwyaszenia placy. W sobote
wieczorem kompania W zupe1-
nosci zaprzesta4a roboty i strai.
kujscym tax dok}adnie pred
stawi4a stan interes6w, il uda.
10 jej sic przekonac ich, ze ma
teraz podwyzsaenie p3ac jest
niemozliwe.
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EvTAEHI TELEERAEIGZNE z zAHSAXEy

Z sofi donosza, re W okO.
leach Filipopolu dalo sic u
czuc ma znacznej przestrzeni 8
dose silnych wstrzasnie1 ziemi.
Kazde trwa1o 10 minut. Szko-
dy ME SO znaczne.
Syn Kossutha' 'zlozy} przy-
siege ma wiernosG ces. Franci.
szkowi J6zefowi, jako krolowi
Wegier.
= w Lima { Peru odkryto
spisek ma zycie PREF. Caceresa;
aresztowano 11tu ofcer6W gar
nizonu, nalezacych do sprzy-
siezenia.
= W Milazzo ma Sycylii
zn6w by}y trzesienia ziemi.
Kr6lowa angielska Wi
ktorya mianowala cara Rosyi
honorowym pulkownikiem Ego
pulku dragon6w szkockich,
konsystujscych W obozie
Aldershot.
- Japo6czycy zaatakuja La
da dzie1 druga nadmorska for,
tece chi6ska, Wei Hal Wei.
: Gen. Eguiseca, nowo o.
brany prezydent rzeczp. Para
guayu, obia4 urzedowaaie.
Rezultat dodatkowych
wybor6w W Norwegii da}
wiekszosc partyi konserwatyw,
nej W Storthingu.
= Ces. Wilhelm u}askawi4
redaktora ,,Kladderdatscha"
dra Polsdorffa, skazanego ma 4
mics. wiezienia "a pojedynek z
hr. Kidderlin -Waechter.
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POIak Ofiara napadu.

Teodor Belczewski, zam. pm.
147 ma Bunker ul. zostal wczo-
rajszej nocy odstawiony do
Szpitala powiatowego przez
policya re staeyi przy ul. Max
well, z gSsboka rama cd noza
W brzuchu. Twierdzi, ae mad
ranem W niedziele powraca}
do domu wiaduktem przy ul.
12ej, gdy napadli go jakis Md
rzyn razem MIN bialy czfo'
wick, W celu rabunku. Opie.
rajac sic i'm, odni6s} rane W
brzuch. Dopiero W pare go.
dzin, gdy b6l zaczal mu sic
dawac we znaki, Belczewski
zawiadomi} o swym wypadku
policye.
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ka, a i to przesluchanie jeszcze
sic ME sko1czy}o.
SamOb6lstwO PoIaka.

Wczoraj oko}o godz. 4ej pc
po1udniu popelnil samoboj-
stwo mlody, 26 letni Polak
Pawe} Walczykowski. Przy.
by3 on do mieszkania swego
ojca do domu pm. AZ przy ul.
Bradley i tam wypil spora do.
ze kwasu karbolowego. Ia
wo}a1 zaraz: = Otru1em sic!
Gdy zacze}y sic bolesci, zapro-
wadzono go do apteki p. w.
Bardo1skiego przy rogu ul.
Noble Bradley i udzielono
pierwszej pomocy. Srodki
pomocy jeduakowoz ME sku-
tkowaiy. Odwieziono 60 tedy
do Szpitala powiatowego,
gdzie W pare godzin W stra.
sznych meczarniach zmarl.
Samob6jea zamieszkiwa} W
Ameryce oddaWna. Pracowa},
jako robotnik = zdolal sobie
podobno oszczedziG znaczniej.
sza sumo pieniedzy, kt6ra po-
tenn nieoglednie straci}. Gdy
nastepnie ME m6gi znalezc 70.
boty, z zalu i z biedy pope}uil
samob6jstwo.
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Zajscfe W paryzkfej Izbie depu-
tOWanych.

PABYz, 26 listopada. a.-Dzis
zako6czono rozprawy W spra.
vie Madagaskaru. Izba przy-
znala ostatecznie kredyt, zada-
ny ma wydatki wojenne. Pod
czas rozpraw minister fnan-
sow Poincarre wspomnia} o
potBarczym artykule, umiesz
czonym przeciwko MENU W
jednej z gazet przez Gustawa
Bouanet, deputowanego socya-
lists. w odpowiedzi Bouanet
rzucil sic ma ministra z nowe-
mi wymysiami. Ten po posie,
dzeniu wyzWal go ma pojedy-
mex.
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zona Bismareka umarfa.

BERLIN, 27go listopada.-
iona b. kanclerza ksiecia Bis
marcka, zmarla dis o godz. 5
rano w Warcinie, po dlugiej i
cieakiei chorobie. Liczyla lat
20. Joanna Fryderyka Char,
lotta Dorota Eleouora, z domu
Puttkamer, urodzi1a sig d. II
kwietnia 1924, a W zwiazki
malze1skie 2 Ottonem Won Bi.
smarckiem wstapila d. % lipca
1847. Pozostawia troje dzieci:
hrabins Marys Rantzau, hra.
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Zn6w zaburzenia W Rio JanefrO

Rio DE JANE1Ro, 26 list. =
Wynik}y tu nowe rozruchy u
liczne. Wiele os6b zabito i "a
Mono. LudnosG rozdrazniona
jest szozeg6lniej przeciwko
W4ochom / Portugalczykom.
Otrzymano dobrego dr6dla
wiadomosG, ae powsta6cy ami
mysla przyjac amnestyi prezy-
denta. Istnieje podobno pro-
jekt wysadzenia W powietrze
dynamitem niekt6rych glow.
niejszych gmachow miasta. Po-
licya poszukuje spiskowc6w,
ale ME moze trafc ma ich slad.
B. prezydent Peixotto ma po-
dobno stanaG ns czele 5 tysiecy
Wojska wyrnszyc W pole
przeciw po@sta1com.
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Telegramy KrajOWe.
Amerykanskie gazety W Turcyi.

Amerykanskie gazety W Turcyi'
WASHINGTON, 26 listopada.
Nadeszfa tu wiadomosc,Ae Rad
turecki zabronil przyjmoWa,
MIA gazet ameryka6skich W
calem pa1stwie. Poselstwo tu-
reckie ME o otrzyma1o, tenn je-
szcze urzedowego zaWiadomie,
MIA. w nieobecnosci posla to-
reckiego Mavrayeni Beya, in
teresa prowadzi sekretarz No.
righian Effendi. Wyraza on
zdziwienie, re taxi zakaz wy
dano i sadzi, re wiadomosG ia
moze jest przesadzons. Powia-
da,iz W Turcyi ustawy prasowe
So podobne jak we wszystkich
pa1stwach europejskich. Rad
utrzymuje biuro prasowe,
gdzie wszystkie gazety sig czy-
tajs i uwaza sic ma stosowanie
sic do ustaw rrasowych. So
dzienne gazety W Konstanty-
nopolu ijinnych miastach Tur.
cyl, kt6re wedle ustaw praso.
wych bywajs wydawane i bro
MIA rzadu przeciw napasciom.
Norighian twierdzi, re take
ustawy i taxa cenzura prasowa
W Eropie wszsdzie prawie SO
zaprowadzone W przeciwie1.
stwie do zupelnegO braku cen:
zury ustaw prasowych W Sta.
mach Zjednoczonych.
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krzykami. Przed katedrs Ka-
za6sks, W drodze, oczekiwa}o
nowo zaslubionych prawossa.
wne duchowie6stwo. Tu Ia
trzyma}y sic powozy. Mloda
para wJsiadia = i otrzyma4a
ma progu soboru blogoslawie6-
stwo metropolity Petersburg
skiego.
odspiewano "Te Deum'.
w pa}acu Aniczkowa cary.
ca wdowa przyjmowala nowo
zaslubiona pare, Potem by} o.
bad dworski dla carskiej ro-
dziny, ksiazat = inajblizszych
urzednik6w. Nastepnie car z
mloda zons, oparts ma jego ra-
mieniu i najmfodsza sicstra
ksieaniczks Olga, sta1 przez
d4uzszy czas ma balkonie, wy
chodzacym ma Newskij Pros
pekt i klania1 sic Humom.
Ma tenn uko6czyly sic uro
czystosci slubne. Wieczorem
ME by4o iluminacyi. Pc po}u-
dnin 40 900 nedzarzy otrzyma-
10 pozywienie, kosztem cara,
Wszystkim policyaLtom W Pc
tersburgu car kazal rozdacgra
tyfikacye, pO rublu ma glove.
Wydany tez zosta1, ma upa,
mietnienie slubu, manifest z
amnestya dla przestspc6w po-
litycznych licznemi ulgami
dla ludu. Manifest zawiera
mn6stwo punkt6w, Miedzy in.
nemi stanowi on umorzenie
licznych zaleg4osci podatko-
wych i pozyczek, otrzymanych
przez wloscian podczas g}odu;
zmniejsza lub znosi zupelnie
kary uwiezienia, nadzoru po-
licyinego, ciezkich robot lub
pozbawienia praw, wyrzeczone
na r6znych przestepc6w. Znosi
dochodzenie zdrady stanu, gdy
winowajcy W ciagu lat 15tu
ME zostali ujawnieni. Dale zu-
pe}na amnestye uczestnikom
powstania polskiego 1868 7. i
pozwala i'm zamieszkac wsze,
die W Rosyi; przywraca i'm
prawa cywilne. ale ME posia-
dIosci. Wreszcie CO do pre-
stepc6w politycznych, pozosta
jacych W wiezieniu, obiecuje
ulgi i }aski, po przedstawieniu
specyalnego raportu carowi
przez ministra spraw wewne-
trznych.
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Process rozb6inik6W kOlGoWych.

Wczoraj rozpocza3 sic W
Waukegan process kryminalny
przeciw roab6jnikom kolejo.
wynn Harry Griswald i VIM.
Lake, oskarzonym 0 zamordo-
wanie d. 25 sierpnia b. r. de.
tektywa kolei Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul, Owenn.
u Chicago wyjecha}o wczesnie
rano duzo os6b zawezwanych
ma swiadk6w. Inspector
Setback, kap. Koch, sierzanci
Stahl, Collins, Slater i Kue-
bier policyanci Owens, Mul-
laney, Finnigan; Penrose i
Dosley iako Swiadkowie wy
stapia. Oskarzeni przyznali sic
do why W nadziei, ze ich to
cd stryczka uratuje, chociaa
niewiadomo, czyli ME omyla
sic pod tym wzgledem. = Czy.
telnicy przypomna sobie, ae
Griswold Lake wieczorem %
sierpnia zastrzelili specyalnego
policyanta kolei III. P. Owena
i ze po 16 godzinnem sciganiu
iwymianie kilkunastu strza-
low 2 policys i farmerami, are.
sztowano ich..Wczoraj przeslu.
chano tylko inspektora SchaaC-
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biego Herberta i hr. Wilhel.
ma Bismarckow.
,,Kuba Rozpruwacz" zndw
W Lon LYME.

LoNDYN, 26go listopada. =
Jakas kobieta, W wieku lat 40,
padla tu znowu ofara taiem-
niczego mordercy ,,Kuby Roz-
pruwacza'' .Znaleziono ia op6}.
nocy zamordowana, lezaca W
dose uczeszczanym zaulku W
pobliau drogi Holland Villas,
Kensington. Gardio mia1a
przerzniete cd ucha do ucha-
i slady znecania sic ma spos6b
Kuby Rozpruwacza. By}a to
kobieta z}ego prowadzenia sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-27
WIADOMOSCI MIEISCOWE.
Mszcza sic ma wOzach.

E. J, McGeeney otrzymuje
wypozyczalnia wszelkiego TO,
dzaju zsprzeg6w i pojazd6w
pm. 353-355 S. Halsted str,
a ponad wozowniami znaidu-
je sic jego mieszkanie. Wczo'
raj W nocy McGeeney obudzi.
wszy sic, s}ysza} jakiS szczegdl
ny szelest W wozowniach, ale
ME wiele ma to zwr6cil uwagi,
zwlaszcza, re zsraz po tenn ma.
stapi}a cisza zupelna. Kiedy
iednak O swicie wszed1 do wo-
zowni, przeraz1 sic ME malo,
spostrzeg}szy, ze jacyS z}oSliwi
1udzie popsuli mu wszystkie
powozy, kiereszujsc ie ostrem
narzedziem wzd}uz wszerz.
Take pokrycia i poduszki
WeWnatrz poWozoW, w ogole
Gala tapicerska robota zupe}
ME zosta}a poniszczona szko-
da zrzadzona najmniej ma 1000
dol. Podejrzenie McGeeneya
zwr6ci}o sic natychmiast prze,
civ niejakim O'Brien i Viii.
liams, kt6rzy dawniej praco
wall u niego, ale "a pijanstwo
pred tygodniem zostali wyda.
leni, i juz wtedy odchodzac
grozili, re sic zemszczs. Tajui
policyanci re stacyi przy Max:
we'll str. W pare godzin p6a-
niej znalezli podejrzanych,
spiacych W jakiejs stajni przy
Polk str, blisko Blue Island
ave. i aresztowali ich.