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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-13
Przesilenie ministeryalne W Hi
szpanii zazegnane.

MADRYT, 12go marca. :
Prezydent minlstr6w Senor
Sagasta potraflf za}agodzit
grozsce przesilenie ministe-
ryalne. Powodem nieporozu'
mienia by4y sprawy fnansowe.
Ot6z minister skarbu Senor
German Gamazo, ktory r6znR
sic zasadniczo W poglsdach z
prezydentem ministrow, mu.
siala ustspie a pozostall
ministrowie doszli do po-
rozuminia z Sagasta. Urzsd
ministra fnans6w obja} Sen.
Salvador.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-13
PrzepOwiednia.

= Vie pani, ze moi najstarszy
syn prawdopodobnie bedzie kiedyS
poeta..
Z czegoz to pani wnosi9 Pre-.
ciez Jas ma dopiero pie6 lat.
= Prawda; ale tax zrecznie k}a-
mie, re podziwia6....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-13

S. R'y Co." o $1,000 odszkodoWanla
"a ciezkie obrazenia, jake poni6ss Je'
go syn wskutek wypadku pocla-
giem kolei linowej..
= Pan W. Jaworowski (l65 Sa'
muel ul,) otrzymalz z Warszawy swle'
zy transport wybornych swiezych
grzyb6w herbaty rosyjskiej.
= Redaktor ,,Kuryera" Toledo
p. B. Dalkowski nadesial zgloszenie
sic ma Vice.
w Springfield, Ill. inkorporo-
wane zostalo nowe polskie Tow. sw.
Wojoiecha BIN. W par. Najsw.
Nary Fanny cd Nieust. Pomocy' In
korporatarami So: OBJ. Franciszek
Bemka, Jan Ratka, Autoni Pankau,
J6zef Wlkaryasz, Michal Dobka.
= Piekny okrecik tworzacy ma
wiezy PREY giesdzie wietrzna chora'
giewke, zostas zdjety i ma pamiatke
ustawia go W hall gi6wnej gmachu
gie}dowego. zostanie przedtem po'
z}ocony.
= Nauczycielka Mary Elisabeth
Farson ME bedzie nsedzia przysie'
glym". sedzia Burke uwolnis ia cd
pelnienia tego obowiazku ma mocy
ustawy zwalniajacej nauczycieli cd
tel s3uzby.
- Ku kohcowi biezacego lub z
poczatkiem przy sziego tygodnia W
South Chicago, W Illinois Steel Com
pany rozpoczna sic Ia nowo roboty'
1000 robotnik6w otrzyma ma nowo
zatrudnienie wazna to szczegolnie
wiadomosc dla Polak6w, ktorych maj.
wiecej tam pracowaso, i kt6rych ro.
dziny niezmiernie cierpia}y ma bezro'
bociu. Prawdopodohnie jednak piaca
ma poczatek bedzie mniejsza, bo "a.
m6wieh wprawdzie ma byd dosyd, ale
maio zyskownych.
: Robotnicy odkryli wczoraj rano
zwloki W jeziorze Michigan W pobli'
au 16 ulicy. Byiy to zwsoki czsowie'
ka, kt6ry widoczuie W stanie pijanym
rzuci1 sic albo wpads do jeziora. Me
znaleziono PREY mich mic, coby do.
zwolilo identyfkowat utopionego,
45 letniego meaczyzne, wysokiego
przeszlo 6 stop.
= J. P. Scherman, do niedawna
policyant ma placu wystawowym,
wczoraj wieczorem ma Halsted str,
pomiedzy Randolph a Lake str, 20
stal opadniety i obrabowany. Rabu'
sic zabrali mu wszystkie pieniadze,
jake mial prey sobie, W sumie sl7.00.
- Jakis Anson Wiloski zosta}
przez sedziego Scully oddany pod
kaucyq $500 pod sad kryminalay "a
kradziez dw6ch par spodni. Ti6ma.
czyl sic tenn, ze do kradziezy przy-
wi6d} go brak zatrudnienia.
: Expolicyant Peter Roth, ME-
dawno wydalony "a zaniedbanie
swych obowiazk6w, zosta} wczoraj
aresztowany "a to, ze najprr6d sic
upil, potem grozi} zonie zastrzele'
niem, a wreszoie, kiedy iona schroni-
Ia sic do sasiad6w, powybijaa szyby u
ich okien.
= Tomasz Grady, woznica zam
pm. 1875 w. Lake str, wczoraj popo.
ludniu spadi z drabiny, ktora Przy-
stawil bys do swego domu, by poczy-
Mic pewne reparacye. Ma zwichniete
lewe biodro moze wewnetrzne ".
szkodzenia; zawieziono 60 do szpita'
la powiatowego.
= Wczoraj rozpoczal sic W sadzie
kryminalnym process pezeciw rabu-
siom Thomas Nc Nally, Charles
Kurth Edward Warren, oskarzonym
rozb6j W listopadzie W mieszkaniu
familii Prunty pm. A W. l3 str. "a
mordowanie ojca famifi, Jamesa Prun.
ty jego syna.
= Take wczoraj rozpoczai sic
drugi process przeciw Frankowi STEM
sci i pani J. Bieschke, oskarzonym o
zamordowanie meza tel ostatniej,
Johna Bieschke, kontraktora zam.
pm. 47l7 Paulina str, d. q ipca
1892. Juz raz sadzeni, zostali oni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-13
TslsgTamy Zagranlezns,
OtWarcie parlamentu
w LOndynie.
Nova tronowa. = Lord Rose
berry przemawia.
Ozywione Sesye W Izbach gmin i
lOrd0W.

lOrd0W.
LoNDYN, 1890 marca. :
Parliament zostal dis otwarty.
Move tronows odczytano W
obiedwu lzbach. Lord Rose.
berry przemawial .dwukrotnie.
Nareszcie wniesiono zar6wno
W Izbie lord6w, jak i W L.
bic gmin projekty adre-
sow z odpowiedzia ma move
tronowa rozpoczeto mad ME.
mi debaty.
Nova tronowa jest kr6tka
i tresciwa. Wspomina ona
najpierw o sprawie sadu polu-
bownego co do po}owu fox ma
morzu Behringa i o starciach z
Francuzami W zachodniej At
ryce, a potem przechodzi odra-
zu do spraw wewnetrznych.
Ustep ten jest najwazniejszym
i brzmi, jak nastepuje:
,Ostatniemi easy widocz-
mem by}o ciagle polepszenie
sic stanu rzeczy W Irlandyi.
Zbroduie agrarne zdarzyly sic
rzadziei, niz kiedykolwiek W
ciagu ostatnich lat 15tu. Ere
szts polozenie bardzo znacznej
liczby usunietych dzierzawc6w
wymaga pilnej bacznoscl. Be-
da wan przedstawione srodki,
maisce ma celu rozumne zalat-
wienie tel sprawy, tax SLIME
zwiazaneJ z dobrobytem lrlan-
.dyi.
Zostana przedstawione bile
W przedmiocie poprawy rege-
stracyi, zniesienia prawa gio.
sowania mnogiego, urzadze1
koscielnych W Szkocyi i Walii,
wyr6wnania oplat W LoIdy-
ME, zarzad6w lokalnych W
Szkocyi ma tel samej zasadzie,
CO W Anglii i W Walt = co
do prawa lokalnej kontroli mad
sprzedaza trunk6w.
Nadto bedziecie powolani
do obmyslenia srodk6w W celu
zalatwiania polubownego spo'
row W dziedzinie piracy, W celu
poprawy praw o fabrykach i
kopalniach, tudziez W celu
zmiany systematu sledztwa W
sprawach fatalnych wypadk6w
W Szkocyi".
o blu Home Rule" ola
Irlandyi nova tronowa ME
wspomina ami sl6wkiem.
w samo po3udnie lord Rose
berry przemawia1 W ofsie "a
rzadu spraw zagranicznych W
obec licznie zebranego grona
posl6w liberalnych. Objasnh
on, re w1asciwie ME zamierza
wprowadzaG zadnych zmian W
polityce partyi = i ae isc be-
die nadal drogs wytknieta
plzez swego poprzednika. Lu
die sic zmienili, ale program
pozostaje ten sam. Sprawa
Home Rule'' dia Irlandyi
chwilowo pozostaje ma dalszym
planie, ale i ma MIA przyjdzie
czas. Dalej lori Rosebery
wykazywal, re Izba lord6w
jest, zdaniem jego, anomalia,
kt6ra powinna bye usuniets
lub zreformowana. W tym
wzgledzie powo}ywal sic ma
ostatnia move Gladstone'a, ia,
ko ma jego testament politycz
ny. Przemawia1 take ma tenn
zebraniu kanclerz Sir Har-
court, a oba przem6wlen1a
przyjeto glosuemi oklaskami.
o godz 4ej po poiudniu ze,
brala sic Izba gmin.
Cz3onkowie irlandzcy przyj'
mowali wielkim zapafem
Johna Morleya. Wkr6tce
przedstawiono projekt adresu
z odpowiedzia ma move trono'
wa i rozpoczela sic mad mia
dyskusya. John Z. Redmond,
Howard Vincent i inni wnosili
poprawki. Balfour zarzucal
movie tronowej, il ME wspo-
y,oipo nio n ua3nuob snrawaoh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-13

lumbia j Marblehead. Irudno
znaledc za}ogs dla wszystkich
Z okret6w i jeden z mich zape-
wne ME bedzie mia} ma czas
za}ogi kompletnej.
Dynamiciarz.
New YORK, 10 marca. U
Johna Kelly, zam. pm. 5S3
Grand str, znaleziono W pa.
kiecie, kt6ry mial przy sobie,
kiedy 60 aresztowano, spo-
re try kawa}ki rury zela-
znej nape}nionej jakas mate
rya wybuchowa. Aresztowa-
no 60, kiedy dis rano o godz.
3 walesa1 sic pred ogrodami
kwiaciarza Ammana W Har-
lem. Opr6cz owych bomb Is
cali d}ugich, W lynne pakiecie
znaleziono jeszcze 9 patron6w
papierowych.
Kazdy patron zawiera dosta.
teczns lose dynamitu do wy
sadzenia domu W powietrze.
Bomb jeszcze ME zbadano.
Nieszczescie kOlejOwe.
BURLINGTON, VI, II marca.
Nocny pociag pospiessny z
Bostonu, via Concord, idacy do
Montrealu, oko}o trzy mile ma
poludnie cd Montpelier, ude.
rzyl o diva wielkie od}amy
ska}y, kt6re stoczy}y sic by}y
ma szyny. Lokomotywa, wa.
gon pakunkowy i wagon pocz-
towy zupelnie zosta}y zgru.
chotane, a konduktor lokomo.
tywy Nc Kenna zosta} zabity.
Palace w. R Simpson i dwaj
urzednicy pocztowi zostali mo-
emo pokaleczeni, ale ME smier.
telnie, 2 podr6znych Mkt ME
uszkodzony.
NakOniec znalezieni.
W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, 10 mar.
ca. Znaleziono nareszcie zw{o.
XII l3 g6rnik6w aywcem po'
grzebanych dnia l3 lutego W
czasie katastrofy W kopal
mach. Zw}oki te po czesci
juz tax by}y zepsute, re zale.
dwie po szczatkach odziezy
mona by}o je identyfkowat.
Nazwiska tych g6rnik6w "a,
bitych So: Thomas Picton,
Thomas Jones, Richard Davis,
John Morris, John Kingdom,
Thomas Merriman, Thomas
Cole, Joseph Olds, John Ham
mer, Peter s. Nc Laughlin,
Michael Walsh = zonaci, i
Thomas Leishorn i Daniel
Morgan niezonaci. Oko1o so
dzieci utraci}o ojc6w W skutek
tel katastrofy. Dzisiaj W po-
1udnie dostano sic do zw1ok po
piracy prawie ca1y miesiac
trwajacej. Praca to by1a OIL
brzynia; byly dnie, W kt6rych
zaledwie o 10 stop MONA by}o
sic posuna6 naprz6d, a W in.
nych dniach posuwano sic o
jakich 100 stop i wiecej.
Ustawa prOhibicyjna W Iowa.
DEs MONIES, IA, 12 marca.
w Senacie stanowym dzisiaj
poraz trzeci odczytano nova
ustawe o koncesyi dla wyszyn'
ku trupk6w upajajacych.
G}6wne punkta ustawy SO ma
stepujsce: Kazdy powiat lub
kazde miasta liczace 5000
mieszka6c6w ma prawo pod
dac g}osowaniu sprawe wy.
szynku trunk6w. Jezeli glo'
sowanie odbedzie sic ma ME.
korzyse wyszynku, to dopiero
W 5 lat pozniej ma nowo mad
ia sprawa MONA g}osowat, je'
zeli zas przychylnie, to juz W
nastepnym roku odbyc sic mo.
re ponowne glosowanie, ale
tylko ma zsdanie co najmniej
trzeciej czesci wyborc6w: Gdzie
wyszynk zostanie dozwolonym,
sadly dystryktowe majs prawo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-13
Mysl drukarza.

zyeie czlowieka to ksiega,
Go sic drukuje przez lata,
A gdy sic skohczy-widzimy,
Jak MEM wielkie ,,errata!"
Co strona bledy fatalue,
Isens miejscami zgubiony.
Radby to autor poprawit,
Lecz juz tom.... zycia skoh-
czony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-13
Notatki Miejskie.

= W. ziemianek zaskarzyl kom.
panic tramwajowa North Chicago
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-13

A. Morgan, G. W. Summer i
Charles O'Neil maja zostac ka.
pitanami okret6w Alert, Co.
iumbia i Marblehead. Trudno
znaledc za}oge dla wszystkich
Z okret6w jeden z mich zape-
wne ME bedzie mia} ma czas
za1ogi kompletnej.
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A RoMANcING DIPLOMAT.

Frank Hastings, Secretary of tn"
Hawa ian Legation at Washington,
would seem to be- kept in office for
the purpose of dealing out false in
formation to serve present 7. q.
purposes. The New York World
criticised the exhibit OF extravaganza
made 10y the =. q. salary appfopria.
tion bill Mr.. Hastings therrupon
rushes into print with a statement
that the total appropriations re-
ferred To by the World "a being hail
Of the entire Government revenue
include all the expenses of the la
waiian school system, the hospital
system aud all the money required
for the isolation Of leprrs aud tn,
maintenance of the leper settlement
a, Molokai." Either the Secretar,
is too lazy to read the Honolulu pa
pers or he has put out the foregoing
false statement wilfully. The ap
preparation bill that has been pass
ed is solely for salaries aud pa!
rolls aud il il on a more .Stravagan
scale, ia many eases, than the appro
priatious for the same purpose,
made 10y the last Legislature unde
the monarchy Mr.. Hastings is ais,
made To- say aud there is no wor,
that he rcpudiated il that "th
resident Chief Justice aud fuu
cabinet officers are rx-niiicin mem
bers ~ the Court uf Fourteen, tn
eight ut the latter serve withOu
compensation" This is Juer
mixture ni missta,emcut and pur
romance. II il Noticeable that ih
Advertiser r.pub!i.h-s Mr.. Hasting'
statements quoted above withou
note or comment. n il It was willin
TO lend local endorsement tu th
imaginative freaks u the acting r,
pTeseutaliv. uf Hawaii At Washing
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-06
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. 1884

"We know that the Provisional
Government has succeeded much
better than the monarchy did So
the San Francisco Chronicle says.
II the increase of the cost OF the
chief executive aud the military 10y
many thousands OF dollars, the con
slant borrowing Of money and the
almost total suspension ot reproduc-
tive public works bp success, then
the Chronicle is right.
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JUDICIARY JoTTINos
Aidrich Makes Answer VIII Of J
II. Lovejoy.

" II. Aldrich has flied an answer
{" the p-tition OF Henry Davis, his
assignee in bankruptcy. for writ of
ne crsm To prevent his leaving the
country. He admits proof of claims
against him tn the amount of Sss'h
or thereabouts. He denies thai his
contemplated dspartur" for TIA"
Coast, from whence he says he in.
tend, soon returning. will interfere
with the settlement Of his estate,
tie says he has no money under his
own control aud no property except
lng his wearing apparel. Will"
admitting the receipt Of money each
month from the trustees under his
fathers will, he declares tha, such
money IL used for the support of
n,nself aud family and tha' IN" a..
signro has no claim On il.
;. NJ. kaiukal by his attorney, W.
&. Achi, appeals Ia ia" supreme
COur against the refusal uf the Cir.
cull Court |" hear his appeal ~ The
a>sumpsit case of Wailau K.Ssula
sgainst himself.
Samuel {. Dwight has filed u petit
ton for pr0bat. of the will rf the
late Joseph Homer Loyejoy. There
u no real estate aud the pers' nal Is
estimated at. SlU,UU more or less.
Petitioner and the widow are named
a. executor aud executriX. Besides
sou and daughter left here, there
srr two suns by first and second
wives named in the petition, ages
and residences unknown. The will
leaves to testator's sou, Charlrs
Dwight Lov.joy, his gold watch and
chalu, gold studs and sleeve buttons,
III. same to be delivered to him uu
bis twentieth birthday. To Maud
Anna LovejOy, daughter, is left s2E
Oh condition that she marry with
her mothers approval, aud to be
paid 10 her on her wedding day
All the rest Of the property is left
TO the widow for her support 81
long As she suall remain unmarried
but in case OF her remarriage IT iS Il
be divided share aud share alih" be-
tween herself and children. II she
renarry before the children come al
age, Samuel {. Dwight is 10 huld
the property a. trustee frr the chill
dren. The will was executed F"hru
AIRY y, 1898, in presence uf Geo, II
Robertson and Chas, T. Dwight.
Judge Whiting has approved III,
accounts Of Mamie x, Rice, guard
ian Of the Brewer minors,
The proponents OF the will of &
ManaoIe have iiled bill of eAcep
tions To the verdict Of the jury. il
favor OF the contestants.
Letters Of guardianship have been
issued 10 Kaaihue for the minor
Kamai and PapaIina f"ep"r +"
petitioner,
Evidence is still being taken it
the steamer Waiuanalo adnralt,
case.
P,pi w., adminstralriA Of th'
estate Of James Hall Caiapha, ha
rendered her first aud inal accuuu
aud asks for discharge, She roc"ly
-d Sis 80 aud the esrat" owes hr
sl35 10
. - rr-7--~
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Sometime ago ! was troubled VII h
al attack of rheumatism. | used
Chamberlain's Pain Balm aud Was
completely cured, | have sine"
advised many of my frionds aud
customers to Try tn" remedy aud all
speak highly Of il, SMON GoLDBAuM,
San Luis Rey, Cal, For sale by all
dealers, Benson, Smith n Co, Agents
for the Hawaiian Islands,
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Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
Saturday, June 2, 1921.

prepared the draft, but it may |
not meet the views of "A majo
rity OF the delegates. 10 the
nan up a tree there is no ap
parent reason why John Doe,
who carried a musket at the
time ot the revolution or has
supported the government by
display OF arms or the frequent
use ofhis tongue or pen. should
be accorded special privileges
not enjoyed by his neighbor,
Richard Roe. who said nothing
and sawed wood. "Substan
tial Service. as we take it,
means membership in any OF
the military organizations. 1t
nay be construed, also, to in
cIude the men who were tenn
porarily employed in some
departments oi the govern
ment and who supported it a,
So much per diem. 1t seems
that this section can be abused
without limit to the detIiment
/ Of men. who, while not active.
y engaged in the formation
or support of the government.
nave contributed to its support
by the payment OF taxes. As
an offset to the kanaka vote
the Constitution of 1887 grant
ed unusual facilities to aliens;
by that same token, the Con.
stitution Of 1904 grants simi-
lar privileges Tor the same
purpose but with different
qualifications. That of 1887
gave the right Of suffrage t"
a number ui people who settl
d here and bought or leased
lands and built homes; the
Constitution OF 1894 takes the
light from many oi them un,
less they take an oath to OBJ
jurc thrir allegiance to their
native land Ii John Doe,
who owns 5000 worth Of unen-
.umbrrcd property, may vote
and Mold his allegiance to the
governments OF the United
: States or Europe, there is nc
reason Why Richard Roe, who
pays taxes on from one tC
twenty thousand dollars worth
, Of property, should not enjoy
the same right. The man whc
owns property on the Islands
. has a greater interest in main
tanning good government thar
he VINO can pack all OF hi
( belongings in a grip sack ane
. take vessel for God know,
where. Let the voting fran
, chise be given only thos'
. people who become actual citl
,, zens and who possess th'
necessary qualifications olhe
. than those prescribed unde
!. the head Of Special Rights q
5 Citizenship Open this doc
); and the Special Right claus
: will he abused to as great al
. extent as in granting the priv
l lcscs OF the Convention to Gel
4 tain persons who had not wo
5 theit spurs as the law directs
Il Spcaking ot privileges re-
>, ;, minds Us. The brig wv. G
d irwin" brought US Oil Stove
n without number, all sorts an
u :. conditions and enough TO suppl
Y. every voter, male or ftmal,
II on the Islands. Oil stoves ar
y a Convenient article and n
. home is complete without on
=, the high price and difficulty ,
# obtaining alcohol makes tn
d oil stove necessary for heatin
!, water in the night in case tn
! baby has IA litlle colo.
The justly celebrated he,
Ie stone Beater has made i
: third appearanceon our shrlvt
r. and lhis time in sufhciel
?. quantity to supply all demand
)" For quick beating of eggs ,
~ the preparation Of fruits f'
rs dessert the keystone Bcat'
" has no equal
in We have another invoice
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Golden L: Rule {. Bazaar
A New
Departure
With the Australia" departing
May 26 will go forward or.
der. for full supplies Of
Newspapers
AND -
Periodicals.
Periodicals.

- Subscriptions are soil.
cited for all kinds Of Newspa-
pers and Periodicals which will
receive careful and prompt at
tention,
~ Al! subscriptions must b"
paid promptly and IN advance
just the same Us though the sub
scriber sent direct to the pub
Usher,
70 In this new departure |
hope TO receive the same share
of patronage which has been ac-
corded to me- in all efforts on my
part heretofore, aud ] can say
The confidence thus afforded will
not be misplaced.
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Direction for Use.
NEVER USE JhrANS

Where hard surfaces such a. iiDrS,
steps, etc, are required usr lihHree
only, never use Japan-.
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NOTICE.

NURING NY ABSENCE FROM THE
- country q. T.. Boardman will attend
10 my business -
ALLEN HERBERT.
Hm0lulu NAV 81, lNli lni ~
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LOST

4 SMALL GOLD rIN WITH EOlA ON
~ Pace Finder please leave at ltuL'
LEIIN Office, 1901 80
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-06

Ep,ry dsscripiion Of JOB PRINTING
don. al N, huIl>Rs 06to,,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-06
CARD OF THANKS.

NJR. AND MRS II J, PLArTs TAKE
vi this medium of rendering their heat
irlt and sincere thanks 10 all friends who
80 kindly contributed flowers and assisted
them in IA. ir recent bereavement
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-10-25
THE GEAR OF RUSSIA.
He Has Taken to His Bed Probably to
Die Soon.

He Has Taken to His Bed Probably to
Die Soon.
LONDON, Oct, 19.-rhe correspon-
dent of The Times at st. Petersburg
telegraphs: The car has taken to his
bed and his imperial relatives are now
gathered arsund him. With an or
ganic disease such as his, the con-
tinual decline of his streng n is one OF
the most alarming symptoms. L hear
from one of the best informed persons
in Lividia that certain other distress
sing symptoms are the ground for TIE
belief that the disease ia cancer Of
the kidneys and this belief is shared
by independent medical men who
have watchad the case from afar. To-
day in official circles it was consider-
ed that the con dition OF the car could
not be more critical.
When his majesty arrived in the
Crimea no had slept very little, or
not at all, for 10 nights. The hrst
few nights that he was in Lividls ne
slept we'll, and the change to the
baimy air of the Crimea seemed TO
refresh him. There was 80 much i'm
provement in his general condition
that it gave great hopes of his event
ual recovery. but the disease itself
was slowly getting worse.
The reports have received OF the
grief of the imperial family is heart
rendiug. Everything of Importance
ia more or less at q stand.still. A
service conducted by the Mstropoli,,
tan PalIidus in the cathedral
today was attended by vast vas.
crowd of people in full uni
form and civil dress Among
the dignitaries present were the
minister of war, minister of interior,
finance aud ofjustice, who had Just
returned to the capital. There s was
also present the German charge
d,affairs, Count Rex. Special serVl-
ces are being held in all the schools as
we'll as in all churches.