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Evening journal., 1894-05-18
InoIdentn of the DaY.

Jeweler Frank Thompson, of Whining
ton, is ma king the handsome @. A. G.
badges awf rded to Thomas +. Davis and
Harry II. P vice for lively ticket selling.
Trainer w. Hushebeck has taken in
hand Leach, the New Castle pitcher, and
the young at hlete gets a thorough rub
bing and a certain routine Of exercise
every evening,
The funeral OF John Russell, the we'll
known colored coachman, who died yes
terday very su, idenly, will be held on
Sunday afternO on, several negro societies
participating in the obsequies
William w. d ulby and Frank p. White,
two well known local band men have
associated Themselves with the City Cor.
net Band and will soon appear again
behind their two big horns.
Dancing classes are hard at work
nearly every night In the X of p. Hall,
where the school for young men was
recently organized.
The Norwegian st amship Leon, Cap
tain Svanoe, from Ne W York May II, for
Glbara Cuba, beat up the river yester.
day In distress. On The 18th inst, in
latitude 81, longitude 400 the crank
pin broke, and IL was viii the greatest
difficulty the ship was wof ked up TO Phil
adelphia
Subscribe now for Sunday Star. Record and
Item; best Sunday pagers. Qmck delivery;
easy payments. W. Meredith, DolAwafe 81.
To night the New Castle Hundr ed
Democratic Committee will meet at the
call of Chairman j. f. Campbell, in the
second story OF the City Hail. and decide
upon the method of electing a member Of
the County Executive Committee.
Active preparations will be made daily
until Memorial Day by Company II, Wat
son Post, and probably Harmony Castle,
X. G. l. to make the exercises impressive
and the parade success.
Mrs Sarah Madden. who served the
United States as nurse on Fort Della
ware has been granted an original pen
sion.
Two popular young men Of this city,
are employed, this month. In Whining
ton. They are Operator Thomas ID. Wise,
who has succeeded w. o. Merrick, In
the Office Of the road foreman Of engines;
and Clerk John M Wilson, who Is in the
special manifest office In Blouth's Hotel.
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
CRUISER IN THE RIVER.
The New Columbia Anchored
off All Night.
CONTINUED SCARCITY OF sHAI

when One Boat Brought In Thirty-ono
Yesterday There Was Surprise Some
Great Baseball Games Arranged-Local
Men Confident of Victory Tomorrow.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, May Is Anchored just
below this city last night and until the
sun was high to-day, lay the magnificent
new United States cruiser Columbia,
which left the League Island Navy yard
for her final deep sea test trip shortly
before noon yesterday Her regular
forty eight hour trial will be made
under the direction Of the Official Trial
Board.
The Cramps, who constructed the big
ship, are represented on the board by a
few mechanics who will observe the
working Of her smschinery. The United
States Government representatives have
entire charge OF her, this being the
Columbia's first trip under such condi
tions It is the intention Of the Navy
Department to make the Columbia's
final trip as thorough as possible, The
department is especially desirous that
the three screws shall give complete
satisfaction.
While the Columbia Is at sea a careful
inspection will be made Of the six inch
guns, which are said to be so placed that
they cannot be used effectually. Some
alterations may be recommended, but
the builders Of the ship say that the
guns are placed exactly as ordered and
should work all right unless the plans
were defective.
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
Water Nc. No panIshment.

Two valuable dogs belonging to Cap
tain S. L. Truss and Mr.. Vaughn, Of
Front street, got into a fight last even
ing along the river shore. where the tide
comes up at the foot OF Front street. The
dogs got out into the mud and were soon
pitisble looking objects as they bit and
growled and rushed together. By
ISLANDERS hurried out TO the scene Of bat.
tie, and did everything TO restore peace.
Finally somebody thought Of a cold water
bath and hurriedly procured two pals
well filed with water. These were
dashed on the angry canine gladiators
but all 10 no avail. They only looked a
little thinner but fought harder as the
water trickled from their backs. The
fighting continued until, injured and ex-
hausted, both dogs withdrew from the
scene
Evening journal., 1894-05-18

These times to keep In mind our bar.
gain prices on footwear A look at our
stock will soon convince you that we do
really save money on shoe bills. You
don't pay for high rents and other big
expenses when you deal with us; so you
not only get the best there is in footwear,
but you get lower price than many
other stores can possibly give you Our
very low prices on a special lot of mems
and boys shoes has made us little
short on one or two sizes, but there is
some left yet. Forman's, No. 10 East
Fourth street, between Market and King.
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
Baseball Revlved in Farnest

The baseball team Of the Columbia
Athletic Club confidently expects victory
At its initial game Of the season to
morrow afternoon, Notwithstanding the
fact that probably the strongest club In
the state Of Delaware must be van
quished A new back fence was put up
on the grounds yesterday, and the chairs
will be placed tomorrow.
Manager Herbert has almost completed
arrangements for a series of four gam es
on the home grounds about as follows
Saturday, May le-Rookford. Of Whining
ton.
Saturday, May e6-Dover. Of Dover.
Wednesday. May 3J-Holy Cross Guild.
Philadelphia.
ton.
Saturday. June y. NJ. c. A.. OF VIII
mington.
For the latter two games the manager
has not completed arrangements. Games
out Of town will probably be arranged
with Dover, Salem, N. j.. Delaware Col
lege Rockford, Y. NJ. A, and Others
who have written for contests
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
Rrnnrht rholr onnrrel rrom Itnlr.

HAzLEToN. Pa, May lS-Anthony ht-
yuma is in Jail here charged with the muir
der of Santo Farno by stabbing him
through the heart in barroom quarrel
that grew out Of a feud beginning when
both men were residents of Italy. Ritzuna
declares that the dead man robbed him Of
his sweetheart and that he followed him
70 this country TO seek revenge.
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
movements of Ocean steamships.

NEW YORK. May 1s.-The following
steamships are due today Oneida, vii
mington; Nenetia, Christiansand; City of
Lincoln, Gibraltar; Crown Prince, Kings
ton; Benedict, Progreso; Columbia, South
ampton; Germanic, Liverpool; Sorrento,
Antwerp; France, London. The following
steamships sail today; Rio Grande, Bruins
wick. Norwegian. GLASGOW.
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
A rInn MnrI. of Art.

You will miss 1t II you neglect the op-
portunity TO secure Famous Paintings
Of the World, the finest work of art
ever Issued at the price. Thirteen parts
now ready at the EVENING JOURNAL
Office at 10 cents each. Twenty parts
complete the portfolio.
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
Trnlnmcn TIrht WIth Trampa.

TOPEKA, May ls.-Twelve tramps tried
to capture the first section of a Santa Fe
freight train at Harlan, Mo. A fight en-
sued, in which Conductor Fleckenstein
shot one of the tramps in the leg, and
Brakeman Blume was badly cut over the
eve by a stone
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
Besant Lectures TO cunningham.

LONDON, May ls.-The advance party Of
Chautauqua tourists who are visiting Uhis
country listened to a lecture delivered here
by Mr.. Walter Besant on Historical and
Literary Souvenirs Of London
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
Dixon Goes Into Training.

Boston, May ls-George Dixon, the
featherweight champion of the world, ac-
companied by his hacker and trainer, Tom
O'Rourke, arrived in Boston. Dixon will
start in on Monday next to train for his
match with Young Critic in this city next
month
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
The scarcItr of shnd .

Two fishermen surprised their fellows
Yesterday by bringing In thirty-one shsd.
This W " a great catch as the ma jority OF
fsherm sn were bringing in two and
three iph 20 boat. Agents are now
paying $50 hundred for the fish.
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
sILVERwARE.

Trlple.plsted fruit knives, worth
~. on dozen AZ 81 %
Gravy ladies worth 81 so at 75c
lSi7 Rogers tea spoons at 81 10 set
1S47 Rogers butter knives on
white metal, worth SOC at 19c
Solid Silver souvenir spoons % aud
Soc. each.
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
A VETERANS VERDICT.
The War is Over. A Well-known Sol
der, Correspondent and journal
ist Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands of brave
soldiers 70 the war, and no state bears bet
Ter record IN that respect than it does. In
literature 10 Is rapidly acquiring an
enFiahle place. In war and literature
solomon Yewell, well known as a writer as
SOL has won an honorable position. Dur
ing the late war he was a member of Co NJ.
%. n. y Cavalry and OF the 18th Indiana In
fautry Volunteers. Regarding an important
circumstance he writes as follows:
several Of us old veterans here are using
Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine Heart Cure
and Nerve and Liver Pills. an OF them giving
splendid satisfaction. In fact, we have never
used remedies that compare with them. OF
the Pills We must say they are the best cor-
binatiou Of the qualities required Ia a prep-
uation of their nature We have ever known.
We have none but words Of praise for them.
They are the OutgrOWth Of "a new principle in
medicine. and tone up the system wonder
fulll We say 20 al. try these remedies '
solomon lewell, Marion. Ind, Dec. O. ls92
These remedies are sold by all druggists on
positive guarantee or sent direct 10y the
DR.. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Ind. on re.
eeipt OF price. q per bottle. six bottles S. ex,
press prepaid. They positively contain neithei
opiatee nor dangerous drugs.
For sale By Druggists every where,
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
To ResIde In the NYest.

Rev and Mrs P. B Lightner and Mrs
G C Lunt and daughter are completing
All arrangements for their departure for
Denver. Col, on Monday, Mrs Lunt to
join her husband there and Mr.. Lightner
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
Princess nIaud's BotrothnI,

ST. PETERSBURG, May ls.-lt is reported
in official circles that the Grand Duke
Paul, the youngest brother Of the car,
will shortly be betrothed to Princess
Maud, the youngest daughter of the Prince
of Wales
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
CHINA.

100 pieces $500
English decorated dinner sets,
io2 pieces e.. 740
Fine decorated dinner sets, hand
painted aud gold edged, reduced
FROM $i5 90 to 975
Decorated tea sets, fny-six
pieces, reoucsd from So 90 TO 70
Msiolica ysrdiniers, seven inches 80
Decorated Toilet sets, ten pieces,
reduced from 81 80 70 1876
Terra Gotta painted lawn vases,
twenty six inch 2 so
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
To Bind the 'sights and Scenes Of the
World"

Arrangements have been made to bind
the "Sights and Scenes of the World, p"
In half Russia and gilt edges for 81.
Bring them to the EVENING JOURNAL
Office All the back numbers on hand to
replace any that may have been mislaid
or missed,
Evening journal., 1894-05-18

and. family to take up their abode in the
rect ory Of Christ Church, that city. The
deps rting residents will say farewell to
all tlteir friends on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
SUMMER NEEDS.

Nearly everything wanted for the convenisnce and cool
of home the and style of table be had
here While the prices are extremely low and the special
bargain prices almost beyond belief the standard of quality
remains the same
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
ADESCRIPTION

0F THESE GOODS conveys but
slight idea-a "hint" of their actual
worth. Come see them II your
verdict is not THAT THEY ARE THE
BEST VALUE YOU HAVE EVER
SEEN" for the money then we know
naught of Shoe leather. Our extraordi-
nary sales of these goods speak volumes
in their behalf YOU may do little
talking for us after you have seen them.
RUSSETS.
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
GLASSWARE AND LAMPS

Handsome decorated bar quet
lamps, complete with fine silk
shade So
Thin blown table tumblers,
worth Coo a dozen. at
Thin blown table tumblers with
engraved flowers, reduced from
81. 20 A dozen to
Thin blown, table tumblers, any
initial with flowers
New crimped glass berry sets
worth SOC, at
Evening journal., 1894-05-18

SUITS styles out this season.
All novelties and just
such styles as will please a
mothers eye The prices, s.
to $40, will please the pocket
book, too.
Starting at $1.5O and up to
IS so, We have a very complete
line of blouse suits. You will
find the whole department a
complete one. Each line is
carefully looked after and you
will find nothing but good value
clothing in it. So called "cheap"
goods we do not handle. We
try to give you such good value,
whether your purchase is little
or big, that You will come back
to Sixth and Market and make
it your buying home.
Too We want to
fit your boy out in hats and
shoes. We will do it we'll and
for less, perhaps, than it usually
costs you.
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
It's a Good idea

David the Shepherd Boy, Tickets at
Baynard's. 80 cents
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
2 SpeCIaIties in Ladies Shoes.

6 new styles of Soft Glove
Fitting Button and Lscs-A to
EE-worth "a; at 800
8 new styles Of vici Kid But
ton and Lace-all widtbs-worth
$3.50, at -. 90
Evening journal., 1894-05-18

Ladies' Handmade Russia Calf
Oxford and Blucher Ties 5000
Ladies' Russia Calf Bluchers
and Balls; new effects; a So 90
value 1.95
Ladies' Russet Dongola Ties
and Shoes; a $500 value I.5O
Ladies Russet Goat Oxfords 90
A Full Assortment of Boys
and ChildTen'S RuSSet Shoes at
Prices That'Il Suit You.
A New Thing-Our Needle
Toe, Long Vsmp Ladies' Vici Kid
Oxfords, tipped and plain; per.
feet beauties, at 2,5O
20 styles of Ladies' Oxfords
and Bluchers at prices ranging
from 73c to &2-in such
vast stock you find what you
van"
Evening journal., 1894-05-18
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

English reversible Linoleum with felt
psper without extra charge, 45c square
yard.
Door screens, hard wood, fancy
designs each 81 25
Administer bureau rugs, worth
s. 90 at 2.9O
King" carpet sweepers, war
ranted at 14O
HabeTman's steel enameled,
twelve Inch wash basins 19c
Six quart preserving kettles 4Oc
Egg fryers 15e
Water coolers with nickle plated
spigots e. zoe
Damssk stair carpet, worth 35c
yard AZ e.. Poe
Evening journal., 1894-05-18

For sac by Druggists verywhsrr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-29

Przyjaf ma siebie chlubne zadanie WV.
starania sic W miare moAnosci O prace
ola Przybysz6w polskich. Urzadzane
beda skladki ma rzecz przybyszow beg
srodk6w a gdyby wynikly inne ko-
szta, to je zPewnoscia Zwiazek pokryje,
i tax paragraf drugi w artykule 2 kon-
stytucyi naszej ME bedzie juz martwa
litera.
Wobec ogolnego zastojuw tym kraiu
jak ma teraz bardzo malo polakow
przybywa do Ameryki = a gromady
cafe wyjeAdzaja do kraju.
Sprawl ia bedzie g~runtownie i osta.
tecznie omawiana i uregulowana ma
seJmie, ktory, spodziewamy sic ma eel
ten przeznaczy pewna sumo rocznie.
A wiec q. n. p. ma nova in~stytucye
polska = ktorej zadanie Jest chlubne i
zaszczytne.
komitet ten bedzie czuwa{ adv
Przybysze polscy ME stall sic, jak to
czesto bywa, ofiarami szajek szubraw-
COW.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-29
Sejm ZjednOcZenia.

XXI Sejm Zjednoczenia P. r. X. Cd
byi sic W Cleveland, o. Trivial try
dni Il, %, % sierpnia. Sejm odbyl sic
sPokojnie j za}atwii sprawy wewnetrz-
ne organizacyi. Y w~azniejszych uchwal
p~rzytoczyc nalezy zamianowanie ks.
Biskupa Horstmana honorowym czion-
klein Zjedn., uchwalenie protestu pre-
civ postepowaniu ks. Ko{aszewskiego i
jego zwolennikow, wybranie sta{epo
komitetu, ktory ma sic zaja6 przygoto-
wanna Projektu poprawek do konstytu.
cyl, i ktory to komitet ma nastepuiacym
sejmie, majacym sic odbyc W roku
przysziym W Filadelfi, ma zdaG szcze-
go!ne sprawozdanie.
Ma jednej z sesyi sejmowej p Ia
h~sjkiewicz z Chicago wyglosil move, W
toku ktorej twierdzi}, re przeciwnikami
ligi sa tylko anarcbisci j pseudo-pa.
tryoci. Me n~alezemy do rzedu ludzi,
ktorzy Potepiaja lige - ale ami p. II.
ami laden czlowiek ME ma prawa wma-
WAC W bliznich swych swego przekona-
mia = ] odsadza6 ich cd czci iwiary ola
tego, Re hie wierza W jego Ideally. Mo
Wy take P~rzyczyniaja sic tylko do wy
wofania niezgody. Przeciez j u. N. P.
ma ma celu po}aczenie wszystkich pola-
kow a my ME potepiamy zadnego
brata-Polaka, ktory ME chce do Zwia-
zku nalezec - boo on krew 2 krwi
Polskiej ! koSc z kOSci polskiej.
Rotnic sic mozemy W pogladach, ale
wszyscy jestesmy dziecmi jednej i tel
samej matki Polski. Wsrod spo}eczeh-
silva nsszego trzeba idee propaganda
miioscia ] dobrym przykiadem.
Wybrano starry zarzad nastepujacy:
p. Jozef Kromka z Detroit, Mich.
prezydent; p. Jozef Jozwiak z Bay
City, Mich, vice : prezydent; p. Bo-
lessaw Straszyhski z Milwaukee sekre-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-29

zniAono o polowe; wiec kaAdy chcacv
Przystapi6 do Tow. Polonia zawsze do.
pre- ma tenn wyjdzie, DO Jest tanio.
bhzszych informacyi udzieli sekr.
iowarzystwa - ID. Ekowski sekr. 557
Noble str.
Przypominam wszystkim cz,on-
Hom iow' sw. J6zefa PREY kosciele sw.
iroloy gr' 62giej w Chicago, ILL.,, IL
p~oSiedzenie kwartalne tegoz towarzy-
'"A oaoedzie sic W niedziele dnia Ego
.eSnia T, b. o godzinie Pei pc po}u-
anu W hall zwykiych posiedzeh. Obe.
onoso kaAdego cz}onka Jest konieczna.
n'eobecnosc Pociaga kare prawem kon,
stytucyi przepisana. Take unrasz.m
wszystkioh czionkow o ~uisz,zenis .;a
z swych zaleg}osci.-St. Lisewsk; ssLr
prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-29
Skarb Narodowy Polski.
(Pod opieka zwiazku Mar. Poly

MILWAUKEE, 81 sierpnia 1894.
Ma skarb Narodowy Polski wplvne.
10: fyH9
rrzez OBJ. Ant. Szczerbihskieoo "a
orano ma Pogrzebie sp. Jak6ba Roma
rynowskiego czsonka Il. N. P. OF. 14e
W Milwaukee, ktory sic odbyl dria II
sierpnia rb. 100
Procent cd kasyera skarbu D..
Piotrowskiego % .,
Razem 1925
II przeniesienia aoe1 90
Ogolna suma n o.
imieniu zarzadu
FT. Drozniakaiewicz. sek,.
~ 9th Ave-, Milwaukee. Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-29
(Ciag dalszy z strony 1ej.)

winni bye zadowoleni, re NIGGA
Eye i pracowac Ola kapitalu.
Ot6z niedawno Lord angielski
Huskinson, wola} W parlamencie
angielskim: prace trzeba kontro-
wac; a senator amerykanski
Sharon powiedzial do swych ko-
leg6w: nam potrzeba silniejszego
rzadu; domaga sic tego kapita},
kt6ry tez powinien hontrolowa6
rSqd. =
4 tych slow kilku MONA po-
znac ducha zywiolu plutokraty.
cznego.
Welding o~statniej statystyki
bogactwo tego kraju wynosi
S65.OOO.OO0,000, przypada wiec
ma kazdego mezczyzne i ma kazda
kobiete 20 $1,000. Jezeli wiec
jednemu cz}owiekowi uda sic, jak
m6wi amerykanin ,,zrobic"
100000 900, sto tysiecy bliznich
jego cierpi niedostatek.
i. Pred 5O-ciu laty bylo w Anne
ryce kilku tylko milioner6w jak
n Girard, Astor Vanderbilt.
DIS many kilka set Milo
ner6w, a skutkiem tego cztery
miliony wi6czegow. Kapital ma
tel dis w reku SVEN Gala prase
wp}ywowa. By}y minister
Window powiedzia} raz ma ucz.
Gle urzadzonej przez lige przeciw
monopoiom: re wIasciwie w A.
MERGE ME ma prasy niezaleznej,
re kapital posiada i kontroluje
prase ] kraj caly.
Niestety j kaznodzieje roma.
itych wyznah, amianowicie anglo
saksohscy, kt6rzy cd kapitali.
stow wysoka pobierajq pensye, sa
pc stronie kapitalu.
Sqdownictwo ameryka1skie
kapital tez kontroluje.
Kapital, powiada p. T. dale
piracy moznosc do zycia; a Da.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-29
Il pOsiedzenia Rzadu Centr.

W ubiegia sobote odbyio sia regu-
larne posiedzenie Rzadu Centr. ma kto-
rem przyjeto So nowych czionkow i "a
iatwiono rozmaite sprawy wewnetrzne.
Uchwalono wyplacic cyrkularz XII W
sumie $500, wdowa po sp. Ma
ryanie Szymshskim z grupy 43, zamie.
szka}a W Warszawie, ma d~ostarczye
kopie ak tn slubu, zanim otrzyma
posmiertne.
Przyszia takze pod obrady sprawl
opieki mad wychodztwem polskiem.
(Artyku} ii S p. Rad Centr. W poro.
zumieniu z cenzorem wyznaczy} W No
wynn Yorku komitet, W kt0rego sklad
wchodza PIP. Grodzki, Kopankiewicz
S~leszyhski W celu nawiazania stosun-
kow z komisarzem Stan. Zjed. ola imi-
gracyi. Ajentem Zwiazku N. p. ola
oPiekowania sic imigrantami Rad
Centr. ma przedstawienie komitetu "a
mianowai p. Meczarskiego. ktory bedzie
mia8 prawo przyjmowac wychodzcow
ma Ellis Island. Komitet nowoiorski
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-29
Ma skarb W Rapperswylu.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. 81 sierpnia 1894.
szanowny Panic M. Majewski.
Ma Posiedzeniu Tow. Jan III Sob;o-
SKI gruPy rs dnia logo lipca rb. zostali
oorani Patronami skarbu Rapper-
swyiu: ). Brodzihski sekretarz, w.
Mazurek skarbnik.
Ma Posiedzeniu dnia 1890 s@ierpnia
Q. T. wyzeJ w~ymienione Tow. rozpocze-
10 swoia czynnose. Zapisa1o sic oz.on-
kow 0ociu, zebrano o6ary 5 dol. 29c.
koszta przesylki pieniedzy &C., odsvsam
gotowka 1924.
frosze oharodawcow wymienic W or
game zwiazkowym, ably wiecei cache.
cic naszych rodakow.
Zostaje z szacunkiem
Wal. Mazurek, skarbnik.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-29
Przeglad %tygodniowy.

q braku miejsca ograniczye sic mu-
shiny ma krotkich Ii tylko wzmiankach
o wazniejszych wypadkach z ubiegie-
go tygodnia z~anotowania godnych.
Il pola Walk W Azyi nowin ME wie-
lie a i to CO nadesziy trzeba zawsze brac
z wielka ostroznoscia, gdyz zwykle
mowia Ii tylko o tenn, CO sic danemu
rzadowi, kt6ry wypuszcza W SWAT de-
Pesze, Powiedziec podoba, a cd europei-
kic sprawozdawcow sprawozda6 do
tyohczas ME ma. Ola tego tez W ubie-
GYM tygodniu bylismy swiakdami te-
60 re rano odb~ieralismy wiadomose O
stanowczem z~wycieztwie chihczykow,
a wieczorem odbieralismy nowine. Re
chihczycy zostali pobici ma glove. z
ca3ego tego choasu depesz r~ozmaitych.
wyciagnac sic Ii tylko da to, Re W sa-
mel rzeczy zapanowaio powstanie pre-
civ ~chihskiemu pahstwu,i re krol Korei
ogiosh sic niepodlegiym i odezwal sic
do JaPonii, proszac o pomoc W walce o
wyswobodzenie Korei z pod iarzma
chihczyk6w.
Cesarz Wilhelm pc powrocie z An
GIN oprooz ustawicznych przegladow
wiernej swej armii, ma do z~a{atwienia
sP6r j ponos i powazne n-ieporozumis-
ME wynikse miedzy kanclerzem pan
silva, jen. Caprivim, a ministrem finan-
SOW DIR. Miguel. Cesarz Wilhelm pono
niep~rzychylnie ma bye usposobionym
do ministra inansow i zdaie sic. ze
spor za~}atwionym zostanie usunieciem
ministra a zwycieztwem kanclerza Ca
privilege, ktory coraz wiecej skiada do
wodow, re ko}o laski monarszei cho.
die dobrze i z powodzeniem potra6.
o zamiarach Rosyi wzgledem spraw
azyatyckich zadnych d~okladnych via
domosci ME ma. Wszyscy oczekuja i
boja sic nadejscia jakiegos stanowcze-
go aktu re strony Rosyi, lecz Rosya
milczy i czeka, ME dajac zadnych in
nych Powodow do podejrzeh, oprocz
goraczkowego gromadzenia woisk mad
granica Amorska i wysiania floty ma
morze z zapieczytowanemi rozkazami.
Pahstwo zas rosyjskie, oprocz cholery
nawiedziio straszne ~nieszczescie, ktore
Jest W Postaci strasznego huraganu W
Po3udniowej Rosyi, kt6ry pozbawil ~.
cha Przesz}o tysiac os6b i zniszczy}
k~ompletnie kilka Mast i mase wiosek.
Parliament angielski o~droczonym To-
stai W zeszia sobote listen krolowei.
odczytanym przez lorda Hershell, a
dziekujacym czsonkom parlamentu "a
ich prace.
Bunt W Indyach angielskich W pro-
wincyi Pahang, ktory szybko sic roz-
szerzyc moze j jak zwykle pe}no tele-
gramow o zaburzeniach, walkach i DO
wstaniach W rzeczypospolitej Poludnio-
wei Ameryki, Peru j Brazylii, dope{nia
liste wazniejszych wiadomosci ma ty-
dzieh re swiata.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-29
Wleklihski z Chica.

tarz; p. Franc. Wleklihski z Cbica.
go skarbnikiem.
Radnymi obrani: Tomasz Krolik /;
Jan Czekala z Chicago; Ignaoy Ger.
wihski z Milwaukee; Jan Zio{kowski 2
Cleveland i c. ". Korpal z South
Bend.