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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
aqehita Daily EAGLE aueduesday 7oriue September

evening. It is desired that all grocery
firms in the city will be in atteudence "a,
business OF importance will come before
the meeting.
A new chool in the first grade was CON-
menced at the Washington school Nondas
with Miss Nellie jackson as teacher \
department in the first grade Was alsG
added TO the kellogg school with Miss
Alestia Miller IN charge.
The case in the police court against Ray
Keel for disturbing the peace. and which
was held under aaviseineut by the judge
for several days was decided last night
The verdict Was SUSPENSION OF judgment
during the good behavior OF the ooy.
Miss Ladora Talbot of Mstamora, Ini +.
is visiting her aunt Mrs n. /. Gordon.
Inc charm of Kansas sunshine, supple
msntsd by the generous welcome which
Miss Talbot will receive at the hands oil
our young people will doubtless induce
her To proiong ner visit over the winter
season.
Harry Gordon, wife and son, returned on
Tuesday from a two weeks visit TO In
diana Harry AYERS upon his honor a. a
father that his boy held continuous oya-
ton from the hospit able shades of Indian
apolis 10 the shining banks of the Ohio.
Pater familias was his proxy 10 do the
talking, but the young man spoke for him
self IN appearance aud general deport-
ment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19

1t is said no suffering is TO be compared to
that of suspense. Many citizens in Wichi-
ia were given taste of this last night as
lists from Neodesha.
About 10 o'clock a rumor was sent float
ing that a terrible accident had befallen
The Wichita party. Excitement ran high
for while. Each one was confident that
his friend or relative was among the mem
bers injured. 'What about the accident
at Neodesha,n "Who was hurt?" ''Have
you received the names of rhe
killed." were among the mes
ssges sent over the telephone wires
for an hour. The agents 1t the railroad
were beseiged for Information as to the ar
rival of the train, etc
Thus the terrible rumor held full sway
between 10 and 1l:30. At that time mess
age was sent to Neodasha asking for par
ticulars. The answer came and with the
little message came joy TO many hearts.
IL seems that during the evening the re-
port became current at the oil wells that
one OF the Wichita parties had been badly
hurt. and like all bad reports grew in
magnitude, and the true facts were only
ascertained when the crowd had gathered
at the depot preparatory for their re-
turn home. 1t was then ascertalueq
that no one WAS hurt, but on the contrary
well pleased with their visit. As a founda-
ton of the rumor, il seems that some ole
in speaking of the ball game had said that
the captain of Henderson's Pets was laid
out Geld"
The ball game was a holly contested
on@, and Wichita was defeated by score
OF TO 3. Thus it was that the operator in
speaking of the fact to one of his brethren
over the liDe hud sent the news that for "A
time bore so heavy upon the hearts of those
who had remained aDxiousiy awaiting the
return of the excurslonists.
At 12:45 the train arrived at with
its 80 passengers. All claimed TO
have had an enjoyable time. with no mis-
hap. except the defeat Of the Wichita
ball club. They found anxious fathers.
husbands aud brothers awaiting their
coming. The depot was locked and for
one hour the awaiting crowd grew i'm
patient at the long delay. The train
comprised eight cars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
LUCKY WICHITA NAN,
lie Now Ranks Among the Leading Play
wrighis OF thu Country.

During the boom there was real estate
man named Charles L. Dazey in Wichita.
\ New York paper now says of him:
"A couple of years ago Playwright
Charles L. Dazey, the author of that phe-
nomenally successful melodrams, In Old
Kentucky" was poor man who found
great difficulty in obtaining opportunities
To coin his numerous ideas into money
Today he is weli-t0-do citizen of New
York, with more orders for plays thau he
feels warranted in undertaking He is
now at work on = melodr ana with ire
mendous effects aud situatiOue IN ii for
Manager Jacob Lift. Besides he is doing a
comedy for Charles FrohmAu, and has but
recently completed comic opera FOR the
Bostonians."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19

iZschz-T Taylor The ''roSsh ard
ready of our AFRICAN history. never
lost the air 81 military eOsnEszssd that
belonged 20 as p-0tesss0n- sra -
often said .; Ms RECEPTIONS that &c had
been - scclstoEzea % Indians and
Mexieaus tbAf he hardly knsS ho7~ 10
behave himself whr3 surrounded ~
lovely women Hss ens~fsinzezs,
th0ugh fcE were 10 Asesi.z "a tse
.Iezznc~ fhzt had characterized tie
ogseEzl careers % his predecessors II u
VEL ln0sTa tHat BE id 81 desire tas
osslae - president % oac s.oeaA-Dn be
rrzns~sss-ss Sat - voaid rather sp~a1
The rera2indsr os ~ lie in = log eabsa
insa lisc LIE Of igyarT ga 0Ssbss
u tie nhl.S HeGs<-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
MR. CLARK AND MISS wIsNER.
They We're Married by Rev. Won HerIich Last
Evening.

4 very quiet, pretty wedding took plscs
at the resideuce of Mr.. and Mrs A J.
Apologize on South Main street last even
iue, The contracting parties were Mr..
Fenton b. Clark. Deputy Register Of
Deeds. and Miss Helen T. Wiser, former
In in the employ of the Wichita Abstract
company. The service was conducted by
the Rev. Won Herlich, in his usual i'm
pressive manner aud was witnessed only
by the near relatives OF the bride and
groom aud few select friends. After The
ceremony, all partook OF light reDsst, and
after IA pleasant hour passed, the young
couple departed for their new home No.
$50 Avenue A. which was all furnished
ready for their reception. and where they
will be lat nomen after October / Their
many friends wish them muca JOY aud =
happy life il their new Undertaking.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
MISS MossMAS NOT TO BLAME.

Yesterday S. j. Newland visited the
county attorney, complaining his son, who
is attending the Washington school, had
been severely punished by his teacher,
Miss Mossman. the day previous. Super
intendent Richardson was asked with ref
erence 10 the compliant. and said he had
inquired into the matter. and said his in
vestigation fully exonerated Miss Moss
man from all blame. and he was convinced
she had but done her duty to the school
and the boy well. The county attorney
failed TO take any action whatever with
the comDiainr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
RECOGNIZED POWER.
What buns Travelling Agent
Says.

"Ivznt n state said Mr.. walsh.
'aud want 70 state 81 - an al SINGER
ity. aud Elth ne pHrpose 81 s21isFT.
that the EAGLE - dsins zoFe so AZ
tract business 10 y iehss. thAa aay
ether agency. 4 ana ia Ey travels
even = hSFe merchants reaetHx sas
EAtsLE TAs buslEess adfsFtss-
To- page Is rto3uz a 4orit of xssssi. IA
j .koa merchants sysFJ - ksr- "a.
, 5 ssss-. q she business Institutes aaa
vhaf hey keep 4 never. 10 ala ay
lfe. re- esuiEsi the psMrr ola good
seu spag-er. In the gs.oss - ssn ja for
u- eity 80 ssiIy and clearly AZ h2xw
dose sl8r~ ! teC4sn. acquainted uiEa
iks ssnsneFrsal trade @ ssaikssn
SAa-- s.d Okizk1IaE-"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
MAY BE GAS OR COAL.
What Prof. Robert Hay Tn INKS OF Wichita's
BOrln. Experiment.

Professor Robert Hay was in the Office
last night. He will only be in town today
but it would not be unwise II the com
mittee of the council on the prospect hole
We're to interview him on the subject of
the probability Of the success of the eX-
pertinent. He has given considerable at
tentiou to the geological structure of the
state and Was the first to put what is
know of gas and oil in Kansas into
scientific shape. He thinks it not at all
impossi bic that one or the other should be
found in this region, and If the prospect
were made in a proper manner the ques-
ton might be definitely settled.
The success about Neodesha was fore
Swallowed some years ago in comments
upon the smaller finds at Fort Scott and
Paola. The professor thinks that if the
experiment is made with proper care that
it will be worth the money whether the
results are negative or positive.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
COLLECTIONS AT AUDITORIUM.

A proposition was given to Charles Bit
ting by number OF citizens
yesterday with the view to seating the
auditorium. The plan was submitted by
Mr.. Biting to the board of directors and
agreed 10. The scheme was that the
house was to be open 10 each of the politi-
cal parties during the coming Campaign.
The party having the use OF the hall TO pay
all the expenses OF light and janitor and to
take upa collection at each meeting for
the purpose of seating the building. The
money thus received each evening will be
Used for the purpose mentioned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
PRIESTS ARE CHARITABLE.

The man arrested at an early hour Tues
day morning by Officer AutUm was iden-
titled by the two Catholic priests. at the
police station yesterday He pleaded
guilty to the charge of drunkenness and
lettering and was fiued $50. Father
Then said he would not prosecute the
case further, as he believed the man would
have used the money as he promised had
he not begun drinking.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
SEAL VERDICT RETURNED.

In the district court the day was oc-
cupied with ths trial IL the state vs.. Fred
McClain Tnis was an action for assault
with intent To XIII. made upon William
Mos bache-, some months since. Mos
bacber was severely Gus with knife a.
the time, bat has since recovered. The
defeuse was conducted by Amidon &
Comfy. The jury took the case AT O'Clock
and returned sesled verdict last night
The trial proved drawing card, a. the
attendance throughout the day was large.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
uR Am MAS. M,poNALp sUgrKIsEp.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mcdonald of the West
Si1s were delightfully."- surprised Monday
evening BY a number Of their friends.
The time was passed IN cards, games.
music and dancing. Messrs. W. j. Nc
Carly. ]. MIlhsup and j. Richardson it,
tereste6 the guests with some iine Irish
gigs. reels and clog dancing. At late
hour a supper Was served, consisting Of
the delicacte> If the season. Those pres
ent included Messrs. ana Mesdsmes. Hol-
loway, j. Richardson, Storet, J. Nolan.
" HeErig W. j. MeCarty. o. Martin. Mrs.
Murphy of Wiuheld, and Mrs. Nolan.
Misses Lizzie Cain, DrUeie Timmous,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
LOCAL ELEcrRIuAS PROMOTED.

Mr. B. /. White. coinDstent electTi-
c:su. who has scores u friends Ia WlchiTz
wen, up TO HANS City saturday nighs and
sccepted the position Of Superintendent II
Continuation Win =. ). Burns. Ei-ctric.i
Engineer. Nj. Whit VIII have charge
also of sli matters electrical connected
with the Coates house aud Coates Opera
house, the uso.t select theatre ia kaa-z-
City, with be most ''up-to-daIS" e.ectT5Cai
effects All his friends viii wi.h tl''' sis
mai succrs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
CHURCH sEvEN YEARS OLD.

A pleasant social was held last evening
at the Lincoln Street Presbyterian church
which was well attended by the church
people of the city. Addresses were deiiv-
cred by several visiting clergymen and ice
cream. lemonade and Il general social WAS
had. The occasion was the seventh an
nuai anniversary of the church. A short
history of the organization, its ministers
and work was read by Rev. Shane, CLEANED
from the church record.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
STATE FAIR HUMMING,

At the state fair headquarters everything
points to the greatest success. Letters OF
inquiry from people who will exhibit and
others who will attend come in by the
bushel and the corps of clerks is kept
jumping. The fair Is going 10 be "A hum
mer. The entry of horses alone will bring
thousands to the city. and the kind, too,
who are liberal with their money and
know a good town and good thing when
4 hau
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
WANT 10 PLAY BALI.

Iege have formed their base ball nine aud
will be ready to play soon. Other mines
wishing TO play will please write 10 the
Captain Of Comm-reial Ball Nine, Com
mercisl College, y. " Z. \ bRiIding.
Wichita Would like games with Bust
ness College and High School x possible
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
DELUGE OF BILLS.
Accounts Filed Against the John A. Wallace
Estate.

The following accounts were filed in the
Probate court yesterday against the estate
of John A. Wallace, deceased: Cheney
Sentinel. $40; Lehman-Eiigginson Gro
cary company, $40 a.: w. A. Corbin, S7.74;
Wheeler & Co. $50 ST. Consolidated Steel
and Wire company. S4S7l7; Holiday g.
Wyan, SCI 50; Singer * Donnel, $40 CO.;
Galena Axle Grease company, Sl6 A.;
kAnantz Saddlery company, So. so; Des
standard OIL company, a 90: Chambers.
Behriug 81 Co., S52 3d. A. w. Sweet. $3.50;
Racine Wagon company, 1.34S OF; sun
mons Hardware company, S3as;61. The
above were allowed and placed Dy Admin
istrator Levy in the fifth class
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
WANTS REDUCED SCHOOL RATES.

Superintendent Richardson says he will
make application 10 the street car COM
panv for reduced rates for scholars attend
ing the various schools of the city. Ar
rAnyements of this nature are in vogue as
to students attending the various colleges,
aud he believes the company would grant
the same rate to students of the different
schools throughout the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
MEDICINE LODGE II PROSPEROUS.

Prof Hay, who has been holding an
irrigation convention at Medicine Lodge,
reports the crops of sorghum and kaffir
coru in that region very fiUe ami that the
sugar factory is having a good season both
a. To quantity and quality Of its product.
There are q number of small areas irri2At-
ell in Barber county. and tomatoes, poA-
toes, peaches and beans are In abundant
evidence OF its value.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
A DOUBLE WEDDING.

At the residence or Rev. l.. w. Bicknell
and 10y him, Mr.. Phillip ). IL. Shojt and
Miss Minnie Pulls, at S o'clock p. M, Mon
day, September Il. 1891
Also at the same lime and place, Mr..
Benjamin L. Devore and Mrs. Bernice
Rutherford. Mrs Bicknell had prepared
IA nice supper for Mr.. Shott and his fair
lady, of which they with few special
friends partook.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
LITTLE DONE IN COURT,

In the United States court yesterday but
little business was done. The motion TO
dismiss the case of the Farm, Loan and
Trust company against j. Lamphlan was
sustained by the court. The grounds were
want of jurisdiction.
The case of Herman vs.. Holiday, sheriff
of Harper county, was continued till
Today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19

May Whalen, Annie Shean. Clara Ber-
minnie, Celia Hanniable, Aunie DAILY,
Lizzie Murphy, Maggie Whalen, Kate
McGrsugh, Sara Nolan, Emma Timmons.
Kate Hanniable and Bride Daily, Messrs.
Mike Shields, Ed Gould, Pete DAILY, Will
Noles. John Milhaup, Will Jiies and Pete
Rnck
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
RELIGION is In IT
FIGHT FOR POPULIsT VOTES IN
THIRD DISTRICT Is HOT.

Sapp. the Democratic Nominee, Has
Espouscd the cause of the Catho-
lies i'll One County Because the
Populists Nominated an
Orangeman and the Re
publicans an A. Il. A.
John Eaton EX-
plains the Sit
ia ton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
AN oLD-TlHER tETURNs.

Mr.. r. A Howell, an old pioneer of
Wichita. who left here during tue boom
with considerable money made in this city,
aud who has since been ia California and
elsewhere in the west, has returned to
Wichita. as he says, 70 reiuyest in Wichita
enterprises and make the city his future
home. Mr.. Howell will be remembered
by many old-tIme friends. who will well
come him again TO the Peerless Princess.
He SAYS he could not stay away.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
HE HAS EQUIMANIA.
John Corbit, Who Stole Horse, Is ms.

john Corbit, VINO NtoIe Hofse, Is ms me.
In the probate court the case of John
Corbitt was tried by a jury of six. who
after deliberation, returned verdict de-
caring him insane, and recommending
his confinement ia the insane asylum for
medical treatment 1t will be remem-
bered that Corbitt was arrested some days
since on the charge of stealing the horse OF
Banker Tillinghast of Clearwater. The
case was TO have been tried at the present
term os the dIStricI court He wilt be
taken To the asylum a. Osawatomie in a
few days, Sedgwick county being entitled
90 another Inmate At TINT institution
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED 10y The Wichita Abstract
and Land Company.l
The records ia the register OF deeds Office
show the following transfers:
John Noble Lot s Douglas ave j II
MAIDS add undivided 10 d.....s s
NJ & Bsbb lots and IL Oak st CARR
sons Srd add tax d...........- II
Jnlia Robertson sw or of ne Or sec
20 % 2w except of W tax d.. 80
+ B Edison sw or OF 5 W Or sec 20 -
Wv W u.-..-... Observation-Disclosures oUU
Hartford Western Land Co lots 40
Waco lot 80 Court original town lot
- Oak 1T Jones add tax d......... $40
Lot u Goethe ave Getto's End add
Lots * TO 80 Humboldt ave GetUo's
3rd add lots l63 to III TYLER ave
Logan add lots 1l2 10 1l6 Hillside
ave Paramount add 260
Lot l25 Court st 81 aud l4S Wichita
st and l6l and 1913 Market st orig
nal town so Lawrence ave MIller's
add Observation-Disclosures. 1924
Lot 76 Fifth ave aud - TO IS Law
renee ave Mead's add ...-......... l43
Oge acre n ne cor ne Or of ne or
sec 90 20 | c l50H300 ft IN sw or of
s. or sec % l { los 10 ana u Ma
cou st Reiman's add. ....... 81
Lot IA Water st Original Town
Part south of Millards subs of Res
&c" James ST. Stephens Add. 2S7
Of Ii 4OlS - IIlpbtid ave Lawrence
ave Add ..-..-........-...... Ii
L 60 fl lot EmpOra ave Lawrence
ave Add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
W hf : 80 e let II Williams st Grief
fenstein's lots 45047 New York ave
II aud is Hydraulic ave Mathew
sons ith Add W hf 30 Il lot II
William 81 Greiffenstrin's. .... 195
Hartford Western Land Co Tax Deeds
Lot a Cleveland ave Mathewson Srd
-Aut -
Lot Nathewson Pve ,Iohuson's sub 81
Lot Ia Water St Original toiSa.-. 9S
Sot Isl Main ST Original town.. AS
Lot Is Sherwood ave Sherwood's sub
lots IL to l2S and l6l to l57 and Isl
TO 1SS Strong ave lots Ia and ~
Campbell ave lots 157 10 i6l Rid
dell ave lots l47 and l49 Tyler ave
All in Logan Add lots q aud SO
Lorraine ave lotS % to ~ Mt Olive
ave lots Il 10 % Mt Vernon ave All
IN Girard Add. Observation-Disclosures. 50
Lots IL Ohio ave Mathewsou's Srd
p :. Harmon " ID lots % and "A
Chagauqua ave divers subj. $50
{ Harvey ID lots l6 10 20 New York
sve Harris Add...............-....
Trac; PAL on the L bv 1881 IL on north
beg 4la II y of ; + cor OF y +
seq 27-iS. 90
Amount mortgages reiersed......... $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
DAVID oyERMYER TONIGHT.

First among the gubernatorial aspirants
in the present campaign to APP
pear in Wichita Will be David
Overmyer. He appears at the Auditorium
tonight and the local Democrats were con-
sequently all agog in ante patton. NefFs
band will furnish the harmoniZed wind for
the occasion, which will be the smallest
mart Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
SHIPPERS AT STOCK YARDS.

The following shippers We're at the stock
yards yesterday: i. Stahl, Arkansas City.
car mixed stock; II. Mills, Newton. car
hogs; Geol ge Grimes, Argonia, car mixed
stock; Vandiver * Bosley. Cheney. Car
cstrle; Sp,ers s. Mclaughlin, Cheney, car
cattle; Colonel l.. NJ. McCrocklin, Derby,
car hogs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
MISS MAXwELL's PAINTING.

Miss Halle Maxwell, daughter OF Coun-
Gilman Maxwell. has aa exhibition OF her
paintings IN the windows OF Martins art
store She is student of the Corcorsn
Art school. Washington. ID c., and her
works show long and studious applica-
tioa, together with great natural talent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
NEW yoRK sToPE
I'VE Sell Goods Cheaper
Than Any Other House in the World,
But for Cash ONLY"

WE have just received this morning by
Wv express 100 dozen Ladies Fine Kid
Cloves in all sizes, desirable colors and In
styles that include the hook and late large
buttons Every pair worth from SI.25 to
S., but are gloves that have been returned
by dealers to the manufacturers on account
of imperfections in the sewing The manu-
facturers have reserved them and they are
now perfect. We have examined every pair
and find them perfect, else we would not
offer them at any sale. These goods are in
our south window and will be on sale tomor-
row Thursday at 4oc pair. We cannot
find time during this sale to fit these gloves,
as there will be rush for them, nor we cam
not warrant them, for we bought bargain,
we think, and give you the benefit of that
purchase.
Today's special sale will be 900 yards
of Pacific Dress Patterns, 10 yards in each
pattern, and will sell at sc per yard See
these goods In our north window.
We have just received telephone mes
sage from the freight depots, telling us of the
arrival of large lot Of goods.
CASH HENDERSON,
$50 and l32 North Main st.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-19
GIVEN A FRIGHT
REPORT OF ACCIDENT TO NE0DESKA
EXCURSION FALSE

But Many People Who Had Friends
on the Trip Feared That it Was
True and When the Train Ar
rived Early this Morning
Great Crowd of AnX-
ious People Were on
the Plat form
Looking for
Friends.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-31

10, gdyz woznicy ME ostrzegl o
niebezpiecze6stwie. Pow6z, ia.
dac do stacyi przy Dearborn
str, re zachodniej strony VIE.
chal ma szyny. Rogatka by}a
otwarts, ale MIN pow6z pre-
jechal ma druga strone, nagle
rogatki spuszczono, tax, Re
uciec bylo niepodobna. W mi.
mute p6zniej nieszczeScie sic
wydarzylo. Str6z umkna} ipo.
licya go szuka. Aresztowano
jednak i "a kaucys ma wolnosc
puszczono konduktora lokomo.
tywy J. E. Kinsberry i hamul.
carEy Wm. A. Vale, M. w.
Smitha i Fred. Howe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-31
EsGAER! FELEEsAFIG2NE Z zAEEAN!G?

Z Konstantynopola tele.
grafujs, ae b. khedyN Egiptu
Ismael Pasza jest umierajscy.
= w Kalabrii we Wloszech
zn6w wczoraj da}o sic uczuc
dose gwaltowne trzesienie zie'
mi.
j. G. Austin, wlasciciel
hurtowych SHADOW wilma ispi.
rytus6w W Londynie, zbankru
towal ma sumo $5OO.OOO.
= W Salvador (Ameryka
srodkowa) lada chwila wy
buchnie rewolucya. Grozne "a.
burzenia trwajs W miejScowo,
sciach Santa Tecla, .Ssnsouate
i Santa Ana.
= W Huejetta W Meksyku
spali} sic pierwszorzsdny teatr
podczas przedstawlenla. w po
pFochu iedna osoba zosta}a "a
duszona, wiele os6b odnioslo
uszkodzenia.
Gubernator posiad1osci
francuzkich W Indo Chinach
p. Lanaesan otrzymal dymisye
z powodu zdradzenia tajemni-
cy urzedowej.
w Niemczech W ciagu o.
statniego roku 25471 mlodych
ludzi, kt6rzy mieli wstapic do
woiska, ME stawi3o sic do kon.
skrypcyi. Przewaznie wyemi-
growali "a granica.
W Guatemala wynik3
bunt W woisku. Musiano go
poskromiG sils zbrojns. w
starciu 10ciu zo}nierzy zosta{o
zabitych; wielu jest rannych.
Z Lorenzo Marquee (w
Afryce) donosza, ze zbunto-
wani Kafrowies zawladneli
dwiema kanonierkami portu-
galskiemi ma rzece Incomati.
. : Ksiaae Kung, nastepca
vice kr6la Ii Hung Chang,
jako w6dz naczeluy wojsk W
Chinach, zostal zdegradowany.
Miejsce jego zajal vice kr6l
Liu Kin Yu z Nankinu.