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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01

Pc niejakim czasie udalo Sc
bankierowi zupeinie uwolnit siebie i
zone z knebI6w, pobiegl do ogrodu i
zaalarmows} mieszkan 6w. Przez noe
GAIA dzieh nastepny tax ludnoSt O.
wei miejscowosci, jak ipolicya, pa-
promo szukaly rabusi6w; odkrywano
ich slady, ale W rezultacie ich ME
znalezono. Zdaje sic, ze W La Fox
sic rozaaczyli kazdy zlich W inna
uda} sic strone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
Skazany anarchista.

RzYM, Sligo stycznia. =
Sad wojenny W Massa di Car
rara uzna} adv. Molinarego
winnym podnieeania robotni'
k6w do buutu anarchistyczne.
90. Molinari zosta} skazany
na % lat wiezienia, z tel licz'
by pierwsze try lata W odoso'
bnieniu. Opr6cz tego caiy jego
majatek skonfiskowano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
TsIegramy zagranlezns,
Sensacyina WiadOmOsc
Z LOndynu.
Gladstone ustepuje. -Zaprze-
czenie tel wiesci.

LoNDYN, Sligo stycznla. =
Dzisiejsza Pail Mall Gazette"
przyniosla nadzwyczaj sensa-
cyins eiadomost, Ma zasa-
die zapewnieG z najkompe-
tentniejszego, jak sama twier-
dzi, zrodla podaje ona, il
Gladstone, bawiaey obecnie
chwilowo W Biarritz, we Fran,
cyl, zamierza zrezygnowac ze
stanowiska pierwszego mini
stra Wielkiej Bry tamil.
Wiadomosc ia Wywo}a}a o.
gromna sensacye.
,,Pali Mall Gazette cape
vnia najbardziej stanowczo, il
list z rezygnacya Gladstone'a a
zostanie prleslany krolowej
jeszcze pred otwarciem parla-
mentu. Postanowienie pier
wszego ministra ma bye wyni
kiem zmeczenia wskutek po-
desz}ego wieku, jake zaczyna,
ia mu sprawiae prace parla-
mentarne. Zreszta ma bye
mocno' rozgoryczony pora1ka
blu Home Rule' i opozycys
Izby lord6w przeciwko bllowi
o-parafiach.
AWiadomosci tel bardzo sta
nowczo zaprzeczaia inne gaze
, ty. Ma zasadzie informacyi,
zaciagnRtych u r0lnych os6b,
postawionych wysoko, twier:
dza onesae wiadomosc Pail
Mall zette" jest zwyk}a
,1aczka dziennikarska" i wy
smiewsja te twierdzenia. Tax
pisza Daily News, Daily
Chronicle', standard" /
,Tiues'
Pomid toSwiadomosG Pail
Mall GafSe" znalaz}a posre
dnie stwierd1enie W depeszy
nadeslanei Biarritz prHez to-
warzysza Glsdstone'a, SIR Al
gernona West. Depesza ia
brzmi, jak nastepuje;
,,Twierlzenie, ze p. Glad
stone postanowl} ostatecznie
lub W og6le postanow1 zrezy-
gnowaG, ME jest prawdziwe.
1stotnie zreszta, juz pred Kill
ku miesiacami, wick oraz stan
wzroku s}uchu zdawa{y sic
mu nakazywa5 wycofauie 2
aycia publiczoego. Wskutek
tego utrzymanie nadal urzedu
Jest W kazdej chwili zaleznem
cd tych warunk6w, tax wa
znych re wzgledu na ich natu-
re-"
W obec tel istotnie dwuzna-
cznej odpowiedzi opinia czuje
sic zaniepokojona jeszcze bar
dziej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
Sercowy kat.

Kara smierci odnosla clos niespo-
dziany W Australia. Wyrok potepia-
iacy wystosowai jej sam kat miasta
Wiktoryi, podraynaiac sobie gardio.
Wolaf on sam smierc poniesc, Mill
wymiefzyc kare smierci pewnej ko.
biecie, skazanej ma mia "a zabicie
dziecka, powierzonego jej opiece.
,Daily News" raduje sic z tego fax.
tu, widzac W MIN zapowiedz rychlego
zniesienia kary smierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
Jeszcze o TsSlIaneie.

PARYz, 31go stycznia. =
Dynamiciarz Valiant ME 20,
sta{ dis gilotyuowany, jak to
zapowiadano. Tiumy zn6w O.
czekiwaly Nd Placu de la Ra-
quette ,,spadniecia jego glowy
do koszyka," +" jak m6wi sic po
paryzku, ale zn6w zostaly "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
z mifOsci...

= Ola cz4gos sic pan ME ozeni}9
-pyta ktos starego kawalera.
Hin. .- ME mialem szczescia.
Wszystkie dziewczeta, kt6remi
m6glbym sic bys ozenid misosci,
mialy "a malo pieniedzy....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
Rome Interest,".

Prosisz pan reke mejej corki.
w zasadzie dobrze, ale jake pan
prowadzi interesa?
= Szanowny panic = przez piec
lat pracowalem W perkalikach, trzy,
lata robiiem W korcie, teraz zaloay.
wszy interes kolonialny, chcialem
wejs6 przytem j W.. matrymonisl-
ny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01

cych do Mlddletown Tube
Works rozpoczeto na Dowo
pracowac 500 ludzi otrzyma
10 zatrudnienie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
Telegramy KrajoVe,
2 kOngresu.

minister finans6w Carlisle ma
prawo wydawac obligacye rza-
DOVE (bondy). Allen Hoar
wystepowali W mowach pre-
civ ministrowi, VOORHEES, go
broni}. German r6wniez wy.
stapi{ W obronie Carlisle'a, a
ostatecznie rezolucya Stewar-
ia, il minister ME ma prawa
wydawac bond6w, od}ozona
zosta}a do ultra.
W Izbie g}6wnie ko6czono
debaty mad sprawa podatk6w
krajowych i mad do}aczeniem
klauzuli o tychze do noweli
Wilsoua o taryfie. estate
cznie odby}o sic gfosowanie
mad ia sprawa i kIauzule te
do}aczono, uchwaliwszy to 105
gfosami przeciw 80. Ia tenn
dolaczeniem z republikan6w
g}osowali White, Bowers, Tay-
lor, Barthold i Bundy. : Vie
czorem odby4o sic ostatnie po.
siedzenie, majace sic zajac de-
batami mad sprawa taryfy i
mn6stwo m6wc6w jeszcze wy.
powiedzialo swe zdania.
Strajk g6rnik0w.
MANSFIELD, Pa, 81 stycz.
Ostatniej nocy we wszystkich
dystryktach kopal6 panowai
spok6ii Geese oddzia}6w zbroj.
nych szeryfa powraca. 4 ME-
unionist6w wielu ME chce pra.
cowat, obawiajac sic zemsty
strajker6w W chwili, kiedy
straz opusci zupe}nie owe dy.
strykta.
DIS rano W Bower Hill
schwyt tano dziesieciu g}6wnych
przyw6dzc6w rozrucbow. Pc.
miedzy aresztowanymi byi
anarchisci wielce niebezpieczni:
Waclaw Benisz, Karol Pertisz,
Frank Choura i inni {gf6wnie
Czesi i Nlemcy). U Benisza
znaleziono clekawe rzeczy W
mieszkaniu przepelnionem ma.
lowidlami anarchistycznemi.
Kiedy rewidujacy juz z mie,
szkania chcieli wychodzic, je-
dno z dzieci zawo]a}o ,,jeszcze
ME wszystko widzieliscie."
Zwr6ci1o to uwage urzedni-
k6w, zatrzymano sic jeszcze i
pod mieszkaniem znaleziono
piwnice, zspe}niona wzd}uz
scian strzelbami, kt6rych wi.
docznie strzelano niedawno i
mn6stwo gilz zuzytych patro'
now. Ukrytego "a s4upem
tam Perlika wyprowadzono i
aresztowano. W piwnicy tel,
iak sic okaza}o, odbywa4y sic
zgromadzenia anarchist6w.
Obligacye rzadOWe.
WASHINGTON, 31go stycznia.
Minister finans6w Carlisle do
ultra W po}udnie godz. l2
przyjmowat bedzie oferty ma
nowe obligacye. Dotychcza-
sowe pootwierano; ;wynosza one
juz okolo $5O,000,O00. Spo.
dziewaja sic, re najznaczniejsi
banklerzy, maJac Jakles speku.
lacye IA oku, W ostatniej
chwili najwie ksze nadesla ofer-
ty. : Carlisle ME jest wielce
zadowolony z rezultat6w osia-
gnietych, gdyz spodziewatsie
ofert ma potr6jns sumo. Przy.
pisuje wine cz}onkom nieroz-
sadnym W kougresie, kt6rzy
gadanina swa krzyzuja niepo-
trzebnie jego plany.
PrzeciW PeckhamOWi.
LOUISVILLE, 81 stycznia.
Legislature Stanu Kentucky
dzisiaj uchwali}a zawezwa6
Senator6w zwiszkowych, by
glosowali przeciw zamianowa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01

jako stanowczy i niewatpli"y
demokrata. Rezolucya wni6s}
sedzia Becker, kt6ry powie-
dzia}, il Cleveland, wy bierajac
Peckhama, popelni} b}ad. Maj.
wyzszy trybuna} stan6w zje,
d1oczonych cd cwierci stulecia
sklada} sic g}6wnie z republi.
kan6w, a teraz kiedy partya
demokratyczna jest u stern,
ME nale2y mianowac ,,mug-
wamp6w", tylko prawdziwych
stanowczych zwo1ennik6w
partyi demokratycznej.
SibIey zostsie.
WASHINGTON, 81 stycznia.
Pose} do kongresu j. G. Sibley
z 26 obwodu kongresowego W
Pennsylvania, kt6ry niedawno
wys}a} by} rezyguacya sws do
gubernatora, cofna} ia teraz ma
usilna prosbe swych przyjaci6}
i wielu wyborc6w.
P0zar kosciOfa.
CINCINNATI, 81 stycznia.
DIS rano o godz. Z. wybuch}
pozar W katolickim kosciele
sw. ROXY pr1y Eastern ave-, u
ko1czyny Terrence str, i caiy
budynek sic spali}. szkoda
zrzadzona wynosi $4,000,
ubezpieczenie wynosl}o tylko
$4,000. Przy gaszeniu ieden
re strazak6w, Tom. Riley,
smiertelnie zosta} pokaleczony.
Chlcag ,scy zfodzieje.
ST.. LOUIS, 81 styczria. DIS
rano przyby} tu tainy poll
cyant Plunkett Chicago W
towarzystwie Lionela Green.
berga, klerka W zak}adzie "a.
stawnlczym wuja tegoz pm. 50
w. Randolph str, azeby iden.
tyfkowaG trzech z1odziei ban.
kowych tu aresztowanych.
Rozb6j u Greenberga zrzadzi{
szkode ma $4,000 W dyamen-
tach. Aresztowanych identyfi-
kowano; pope1nili oni jeszcze
inne rozboje.
Jeszcze tegO brakOWafO!
WASHINGTON, Pa, 81 stycz.
DIS rano oddzia} pomocnik6w
zbrojnych szeryfa Washing
ton Co., kt6rzy mieli rozkaz
uda6 sic do kopal6 Essen, aze.
by aresztowac burzycieli, tax
ha}asliwie zachowywa} sic W
wagonie pociagu, re musiano
wagon ten odczepic wszy
stkich przyaresztowac. Byli O.
nj wszyscy kom pletnie piiani i
wszczynali b6jki miedzy SODA.
Wystawa zimOwa.
SAN FRANoIsoo, CAL, 81
stycznia. Dyrektorzy wystawy
zimowej moga sobie powin-
szowac rezultat6w dotychcza.
sowych, gdyz dochody znacznie
przewyzszaja wydatki. Ssdzac
re sukces6w dotychczasowych,
fnansowe powodzenie wysta-
wy bedzie swietDe, tax jak
swietna jest ona pod wzgledem
artystycznym. Wszystkie juz
prawie przedmioty wystawowe
So uporzadkowane i dekoracye
r6wniez So wyko1czone. Pogo
da jest przepyszna i dlatego
zdo}ano take przeSlicznie wy
konac dekoracye ogrodnicze-
w hall Franciska J6zefa "a
rzadcy wiede6skiego prateru
urzadzaja W piatek wielka re.
cepcya dla dziennikarzy. 250
dziennikarzy re San Francisco
jest zaproszonych, pr6cz te-
90 rozes}ano 5000 innych "a.
prosze1.
Lepsze WidOki.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, 81 sty-
cznia. 800 g6rnik6w W Coro.
ma, ktorzy zpowodu nieporo
zumie6 powsta}ych miedzy nj.
mi a wlascicielami kopalh, nie
pracowali cd dni IA, wroci1o
dis do roboty, gdyz nieporo'
zumienie zosta}o W zadowal-
niaiacy dla obu stron sposob
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
z ,,FAIRU."

Dzis Il lutego) Fair" po
raz pierwszy po czterdziesto
godzinnem naboze6stwie. Do.
ch6d ma rzecz szpitala polskie.
60. Pamietajcie o TEN!
DIS dzie6 Tow. s.. Apost.
Piotra Pawla i sw. Walente
90 Mr.. l. Zarzad zaprasza
wszystkich cz}onkow. Kto
jeszcze ME otrzyma} biletu
wejscia, ten MECH sic zg}osi do
kasy.
w sobote d. 3 lutego wy.
stapi Tow. sw. Cecylii i Tow.
Mtodz. sw. Kazimierza Kr6le.
wicza, nadtn Tow. Kazimierza
Wielkiego, kr6la.
w niedziele wezmie udzial
W ,,Fairze" Tow. sw. Jadwigi.
Niedziela = dzie6 kupc6w
i przemys}owc6w.
Odwiedzcie Fair" Pa.
mietajcie 0 polskim Szpitalu!
Jeszcze tylko dni pare. Do
wygrania przesliczne fanty.
Pamietajcie, IL Fair" ko6czy
sic juz W przysz}ym tygodniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01
Lepsze WidOki.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, 81 sty-
cznia. 500 g6rnik6w W Coro.
ma, kt6rzy zpowodu nieporo-
zumie6 powsta}ych miedzy nj.
mi wiascicielami kopal1, nie
pracowali cd dni IA, wr6ci1o
dis do roboty, gdyz nieporo,
zumienie zosta}o W zadowal-
niajacy dla obu stron sposob
za1alwione.
READING, Pa, 81 stycznia.
Fabryka piec6w frmy Orr,
Painter & Go. po kilkutygo.
dniowYm zastoju IA nowo o.
twarta i 400 robotnik6w po-
wr6cilo do piracy.
HARRISBURG, 81 styczuia.
w trzech fabrykach naleza'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01

w niedziele wezmie udzial
W ,,Fairze" Tow. sw. Jadwigi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-01

Niedziela = dzie6 kupc6w
i przemys}o wc6w.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-29
BURNS HAS A PANACEA.
soeiaitsa, 10 His Preventive Of wealth
aud Poverty.

enu
Sr. Lovis. December 2i.-An hour
alter than the advertised time John
Burns. member o! Parliament, was in
.roiuced TO I 600 people At the e1posi-
lion. Tie stage WAS decorated with
British and American iiags, aud a brass
sand contributed the "Conqucring
Hero" Mr.. Burns spoke on Trades
Unions and Social and Municipal Re-
'orm." The conditions in this country.
10 said. surprisei him, and he ssw the
o~sinning o! grea, problems rs 10 the
best mesns by which the social and IN.
dusirisl interests OF the producers could
he suheerv~d. He urged uniticauon OF
trade. unions in all social and political
questions In citing some of the causes
that had produced the great and grow
Ing disparity between the rich and poor
he said
Inderconsumpiton. overproduction
and the salamsnic seltshness OF greedy
monopoly have produced the Migrants
and the Nanderhilts. The one 10 an
enormiiy and the other q monstrosity.
AZ the percentage OF the share OF the
lshorcr in his product has decreased
that Of the capitalist has increased.
Jus, now the currency coniurors are
kicking up = dust TO blind YOU TO the
situation. At the sAme time increasing
the area, disparity"
Asa remedy for this Mr.. Burns sug-
scsied Socialism pure and simple. lie
dealt out caustic criticisms on American
municipal government and thought So
cialism the pananea. Frequent and loud
applause greeted him. Mr.. Burns will
remain here until tomorrow evening
when he departs for Indianapolis.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-29

CoSsr,S1J>orrr, l'cocmtcr s5.-Ihe
Forte has agreed 90 ins,Iuc, the foreign
delegate. who will aoncmany the Armen'
ian commission that they are emrow
cred not only to suegesi questions to th'
" i,pessrs. bu, also 10 personally eS'
anime them. Ahiullah fasha has with
drawn from the Presidency OF the com
mission a, tho last momcn' End ma
lren replaced 10y two official hon Tho
Ministry oi Justice. who will sar' to
dsy for Eryeruum. where The hemet'
Of the commission are already as'eme'ed
Al.lullah's recall is supposed 10 I've dn'
To the representations that he Is interior
in rank to 2~dki rasha. who. II ~ al
legged. committed the atrocities, and VII
have to he examined.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-29
GOING TO eEHRiNG SEA.
The Revenue Cutter Perry stsrts on HeI
Long Journey.

Long journey.
New YoRK, December 24.-The rev.
enue cutter Perry, which was ordered TO
the New York station about q year ago
10 replace the Grant, sailed from this
port yesterday afternoon en- route to San
Francisco, thence 10 Behring Sea. As
.is,ant Secretary OF the Treasury Ham
lin recently returned from a trip TO the
Behring Sea and as result OF his rec
concentrations. that the revenue inter
es,s in that locality were insufiiciently
protected. Secretary Carlisle assigned the
Perry to duty there. The departure OF
the Perry practically deprives this sta
ton OF one OF its best boats. Her place
will he taken by the revenue cutter
Hamilton OF Philadelphia, whose terri
tory will now extend from the Virginia
capes TO Sandy Hook. The trip to San
Francisco will occupy about three
months. and the Perry will have irav-
elei 1900 miles when she will have
reached there. The Perry is an iron
vessel, and is brigantine rugged.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-29
SYMPATHY FOR BISMARCK.
His Seighbors silently Received Him u
HE Home.


BERLIN, December "a Prince Bis
marck started from Narzin this morning
for Friedrichsruhe. The ex-Chancellor
il in good health. He reached his home
at 10 80 O'Clock this evening. The pub
lie showed respect OF his wish for privacy
and no crowds gathered at the stations
along his route. Although all demon.
strations were thus avoided during the
journey. the people OF Fiiedrichsruhe
were allowed 20 receive their neighbo
with the usual honors. The most con-
spicious residents OF the town and the
lsnd-ow ners OF the district had gathered
at the station. the fire brigade stood with
burning torches in front o! the castle
and 800 persons awaited his coming q
shor, distance from the gate. All un-
covered A. the old man passed. but there
Was no cheering. The demeanor OF the
Princes neighbors showed that they
wished 10 let him know how deeply they
sympaihized with him in the loss OF his
wife. Bismarck was accompanied by
Count Herbert, the Countess Rantzau
and DIR. schwening.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-29
STAGNATION COMPLETE.
Every Newfoundland Labor Employ In Z
concern Closed.

Every Newfoundland Labor Employ In 9
concern Closed.
Sr. JoHvs. December 2i.-ltis reported
that the British government has offered
assistance TO the impoverished people
of this colony. The stsgnation Of busi-
ness in New foundlsnd is complete, every
lsbor-employing concern on the Island
being closed. The work of realization
ON assets OF insovent firms. begun I'M
der the direction of trustees of CONNER
cial banks. is now being carried on I'M
der the charge Of trustees, who are veri-
wing the statements in regard specie
contained in the vaults. The 4 'vern-
ment has not vet decided the nature Of
proposed legislation relating TO the pres
ent business crisis. The introduction OF
a measure bearing on this subject is ex.
pected to-day. II is suggested in the
newspapers that the salaries of all pub
lie officials I've reduced - per cent. The
Halifax banks are preparing TO resume
business. A representative of the Bank
If Montreal is expected to arrive to-
morrow.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-29
ATlANTA'S POLICE FORCE.
F" Possible IN Inquiry May FOLLOW .
Sensational Iaeident,

ATLANTA, Ga, December 25.-satur.
lay at the point OF q pistol Captain Jas.
W. English, Chairman of the Police
commissioners. ordered Captain Ames
Baker, who 10 clerk to the City Record.
sr. and his friend, q. W. Hall, out Of his
'tfee In the American Trust and Bank.
.hg Company, Of which institution he 10
President. Captain English threatened
To Kill them, and they reiterated. The
whole affair involves charges Of rotten.
ness against the Atlanta police, and an
investigation may follow. From what
The gentlemen ray about the matter
captain English had in his possession a
letter, written by Captain James NJ,
Wright Of the detective department TO
him. making certain charges against MIR.
Baker. Mr.. Baker Gays he heard that
Captain English had this letter, and he
aud Mr.. Hall went 10 the office o! the
Chairman Of the Board OF Police Com.
blisslon-rs 10 secure copy OF IT. MIR.
Hall ssli that lac thought there WAS no
difference between the Atlanta police
aud the New York police force except
that II did not take very much 10 handle
the Atlanta police force. lie alec said
the detective force MAS rotten To the
cote, and h- could prove il.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-29
ARGUED TO THE COURT
Oakland Waterfront Case
Still Being Heard.
DAVIS CONTINUES HIS ARGUMENT
The htghts Of the Public and Indiyid.
usis In the Tidal Waters Discussed
blythe Attorneys-Cowsn Reviews the
Opinion In the Chicago Case.


usis In the Tidal Waters Discussed
BY the Attorneys-C0wsn Reviews the
Opinion In the Chicago Case.
WASHINGTON. December 4.-In tie
Supreme Court to-day Mr.. Davis, repre-
senting the city Of Oakland in the water.
front case. continued his argument. lie
wac followed by John X. Cowan OF Bal
timore, who appears for the Southern
Pacific Company. lie confined himself
to discussion OF the power OF the Leg
islsture Of California TO grant the water
front. He reviewed the opinion OF the
Supreme Court in the Chicago lake-ffont
Gaze, and took ground that in that case
the court viewed the act OF the Leyisla.
ture OF Illinois as dedication TO the H.
linois Central Of the governments con-
troll and regulation OF the waters OF Lake
Michigan along the city front OF Chi.
cago. lie maintained that in the pres
ent case the grant by California WAS an
ordinary disposition OF the States sub
merged lands, made in the exercise Of
the power 10 control public property nd
fighn. lie claimed that the act Of 1852.
making the grant. showed on its face
the exercise Of Legislative discretion and
the intention OF the Legislature that
within the line Of actual navigation pub
lie RICH Ia tidal waters should yield TO
the right Of private Ownership in order
that submerged lands within that line
might lie developed by private capital
aud enterprise. He said the line was
distinctly drawn between waters Ia which
pubic rights are 10 remain unobstructed
and unimpaired and those waters in
which private rights are 10 lie exercised,
aud that no regulation OF public rights
ls left TO the discretion OF private own
trs in this case as in the Chicago case.
Private rights acquired by this act OF the
Legislature could not he extinguished
bv subsequent legislation. Cowan de-
rlared the decision in the Chicago case
80 lar from supporting the claims OF the
State OF California in the present case
was authority for the railroad company.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-29
THE DECREE IN DELAWARE.
SNOQUALMiE FALLS.
To he Used as . Source Of Power for
Large works.

To he tsed ~ . Source OF Power FOR
Large works.
SEATTLE, December % Daniel H..
Gilman, local financier. returned
from New York tonight, having per-
fected arrangements and insured the
capital for the construction Of large car
manufacturing and steel works in this
city. A part Of the enterprise will be
the putting in Of electric appliances and
the generation of electricity at Snoqual-
mic Falls and its transmission for light
and motive power for this city, as we'll
as for use in the proposed car works.
The actual capital required and guarsn.
teed for the two enterprises will be $S,-
100000. Coal, iron ore and lumber are
abundantly At hand for the purpose in
view. Smith NJ. Weed Of New York
city. head of the Nicaraguan Canal Com
pany and prominently identified with
Eastern iron and coal companies, lie at
the head of the enterprise. The steel
and car works, blast furnaces, bar mills,
etc, will employ 1850 to 5000 men.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-29

IrAt,o. Mex. December - Vicente
Iouscria has stirred up tho people OF the
Ktncun district, ~esi Of here. to high
pitch Of excitement. lie claims that he
.s second Messiah cent to bring harpi'
ne.. and u~alth TO the poor OF Mexico
lie requires a sacrifice OF come Kind iron
all persons sho accept dim a. tn" uu'
Msss'ah. In moo, ins,ancss hc com
msnsls the ignnfsn, people TO give Inn
money and whatever of valne they ma,
,-,ssea.. lie is also charged with har
Inc commanded ono of his followers e
sasrifsoe her little child hy throwing /
into tho river NAsa.. AMI that the in
junction uas ol~y~i 10y the woman
The authnri,ics are investigating tht
AMI Other charges made against the al
js.ed Mess.ah.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-29
BISHOP MATz' RESIGNATION.
Il Has Not Nor WIN u he Accepted By
the Pope.

the Pope.
DENVER, December 2i.-Word was re-
ceiyed informally in the city this morn
ing from Washington that the resigna.
ton of Bishop Mstz, which was for
warded to Rome a month or 80 ago. has
no, been and will not be accepted by the
Pope. The announcement that Bishop
Matz had resigned from the see OF Colo
RADIO was made November 10. 1t was
not wholly unexpected in Catholic cir
Giles. for il was known that there was
more or less dissension among the priests
OF his diocese. The first letter OF resig-
nation sent TO Rome was unconditional,
hut twas claimed tina, a second one was
forwarded later with a string attached.
The news from Washington comes from
a source that leaves little or no doubt as
10 its being correct. The resignation OF
Bishop Matz arrived in Rome three
weeks ago, and it is said that the action
of the Holy See was communicated to
Apostolic Delegate Satolli within the last
few DAYS.