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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-08
The Request Denied.

Judge Thomas F. Miller, in letter to the
Commissioners today, extends the thanks
of the citizens of Takoma Park for the
prompt consideration of their needs in re-
spect to lights, and requests an additional
lamp at the intersection of Magnolia and
Chestnut avenues The funds for street
lighting being exceedingly low, the request
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-08
Contract Extended.

The time for completion of contract 1870
with the Nordberg Manufacturing Company,
has been extended from November 8, 1894
to January 8, 1895, without penalty.
Cannot Comply.
Relative to the application Of J. J. Taylor
for q pension by reason Of his discharge
from the District of Columbia fire depart
ment for physical disabilities alleged to
have been contracted in the discharge of
his duties, the Commissioners have noti-
fed him that they do not consider that they
can eXpediently comply with his request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-08

At a recent meeting of the official board
of the Congress 31sD Street Methodist
Protestant Church j. Edward Libbey and
George A. Birch were appointed to protest
against a sewer being placed in private al
ley in square IS, Georgetown, ID. c., on the
assessment plan. The petition has been re.
ceived by the Commissioners.
Filthy Condition.
Health officer Woodward has reported to
the Commissioners that the unimproved al
ley in square 1899 is defective In grade and
drainage, causing filthy condition.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-01-31
Anecdote of Gen. Polk.

A good story is told in Blue and Gray
of Bishop (then lieutenant-generaD Polk
of the confederate army, and another
general whom we will call "Blank, y
who now resides lin Alabama.
During the Georgia campaign, and
not long before Gen. Polk was killed at
Pine Mountain, he requested Gen.
Blank to accompany him to hill in
front of the lines which commanded an
excellent view of the position of the OPP
posing federal forces. The figures OF
tae two officers outlined upon the sky as
they stood upon this eminence offered a
tempting mark for somc federal gunners,
and in a few moments both lay on
the ground stunned and senseless from
the effect of federal shells. The fortunes
of war had brought together most dis
tinguished churchman and one OF the
bravest and mosts trusted of Forests of
ficers. The latter, however, was not at
the time noted for extreme piety, but
was rather given to the use of vigorous
language and forcible expletives, which
fact the good bishop knew and regretted;
he also knew that his present cOmpan-
ion was one of the very best and bravest
men in the confederate service. 4sssasSss
The two officers lay stunned for sever
al minutes. Gen Blank was the first to
recover. Looking about him in dazed
way, he soon discovered the burly form
of his companion, who was breathing
heavily, but evidently coming around all
right. In a few moments he heard Gen.
Polk mutter: "Oh, Lord! where am l,
where am I?' Gen. Blank, keenly alive
to sense of grim humOr, whispered
gently: SIN HI, general "ImpoSsi-
bIe.' murmured the simi-consciOus
Polk. "Who is it that tells me soP'' at
is Gen. Blank" responded the practi-
cal joker. sob, Lord groaned the
the good bishop, "have mercy on me! If
Blank is here, l know it must be true!'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-01-31
English Criminals.

Doubtless, to Judge from your aver
age daily journal, murders and sui
cides, crimes and catastrophes, wars
and feuds and frauds, would seem to re-
main the staple of the human record.
But be it remembered that, for obvious
reasons, all our worst and darkest is col
lected there. One might as well judge
of public health by the painful cases
described in a medical publication as
of the vast mass of solid human happi-
ness and innocent living joy by the dali
ly catalogue of these really trivial ex-
ceptions to it. AS for sins-the most Sc
rious of which are only such as are
malicious the population in
crease, they seem steadily to diminish.
We had 81, 668 "habituals' in 1868;
now the evil roll is only so, 1853.
When the population of England was
9,257, 900 in 1869, there were 2, $50
persons undergoing penal servitude;
now, with population of 81, $3.50, 179,
the number is only 947. In 1878 the en-
tire number Of prisoners in our ja1ls
was 30, 1888; the entire number at the
same date last year was 1893, though
the population had increased by 5000"
900. Pauperism is also declining. In
1870, 1,O79, 391 persons were in receipt
of relief; in 1891, with an addition of
more than Z, 900, 900 inhabitants, there
we're only TIA, 9O5. The upshot of these
figures = without pressing them too
much-seems surely to be that the COS
mic process in our own little corner of
the universe is not doing so badly Sir
Edwin Arnold in Longman's Magazine.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-01-31
BETSY Patterson Bonaparte.

Nine. Betsy Patterson Bonaparte, the
sister-in-law of an emperor, was born in
Baltimore, and after living many years
abroad returned to her native land,
where she passed the last years OF her
life.
One of the old lady's crack stories in
her latter days was of a lesson IN ell
ouette given her by the black butler of
her host. At breakfast she motioned
to him and handed him her cup, wish
ing a second cup of tea. Uncle Bob,
instead of taking the cup to his mistress
at the head of the table, put it down
with a great flourish ON the sideboard.
but [ wanted another cup of tea, :"
said Nine. Bonaparte.
did you, num-" blandly asked I'm
Gle Bob. "You see, mum, you put your
spoon in de saucer, an that means you
doan' want no mo- tea. When you
wants some mo- tea, de erect way is
to put de spoon in de cup-like dis
heah, y" and Uncle Bob gravely illustrat-
ed the "c'rect" method of procedure.
The family were on thOrns, expecting
an outbreak from the sister-in-law Of
an emperor, although there is no doubt
that a black butler in his own baili-
wick could face an emperor himself,
but Betsy was only amused and laughed
heartily.
After so years Of money getting and
money saving. she realized in the lat
ter part of her life how futile it sll was
and explained grimly, "Once l had
everything but money! Now I have
nothing but money. boston Tran
sCriDt,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-01-31
PAINTED WHILE AT WORK.
MEN ENFEEBLED FROM WANT OF
FOOD

Fall to the GrOund--NOt a Good Square
Meal IA Day for Weeks.
"A special from Atlanta says the good
people living in the neighborhood Of the
Atlanta Brewing Company's works were
treated to the sad spectacle of strong
men fainting at their work for want OF
food. Several days ago Venable Bros,
granite contractors, who have for years
done the street paving in this city, put
a squad of twenty five men to work on
a small job near the brewery. The men
had had no work to do in weeks, owing
tothe suspension of street improvements,
and as developments showed, many OF
them had for days suffered the pangs of
hunger until they were too week to work
when it was at last offered them. Tween
ty-five men started on the job In an
hour OF two they begin to drop off from
fatigue. Street paying is task which
requires unsual physical strength and
endurance. By II o'clock ten Of the
twenty-five men were uHduiC W WIN
from sheer exhaustion, and when 4
O'Clock arrived all but five had dropped
by the wayside.
AS soon as the condition of the men
was reported to the Venable Bros they
at once sent out a supply of food to the
suffering men, I
Mr.. Sam Venable, in discussing the sit
uation of labor in that city as shown by
his own men said:
II have never before seen anything to
equal it. These men are good, industri-
ous laborers, but they had been idle
long owing to their inability to get work
to do that they had to suffer denials OF
appetite. | doubt whether some of them
have had on an average of a good square
meal day in weeks. This condition Of
theirs simply so weakened them that they
could not do days work when they
got it,"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-01-31

and firmly over the well, he grasped the
| deadly she'll by it's handles as it came up
almost with the force of cannon ball. 1t
| was terrible moment of suspense. The
| force with which the shell was thrown out
| lifted the stalwart fellow and threw him
across the derrick, dislOcating his shoulder,
but there was no jar, and he was saved.
Near Muncie, Ind, lives William alters,
who follows the hazardous life and has &C,
tually had his wife do his work for him
when he was not able to attend to it. On
one occasion well was to be shot, and heI
husband was not ON hand to do the job. So
Mrs Walters took his place, lowered 60
quarts-a half barrel-of the deadly ex-
plosive into the we'll, which was 800 feet
deep, dropped the ''go devil' on top of it
and ran as best she could. A muffled roar,
burst of smoke and a shower of flying
debris told that the deed was well done,
and Mrs Walters had achieved a record
which no other woman can boast of and
which rivals in danger many deeds of his
toric feminine daring.
Odd looking covered wagons are used in
transporting the explosive from she factory
to the field, and in Ohio the state law COM
pels each one to be marked in large golden
letters ON the Sides 'Nltroglycerinl Dan
gerous!'
Within this warning cover are compart-
ments padded with heavy felt, into which
the square zinc cans that contain the dead
" fluid fit as snugly as can be made. A
Jolt or jar, going miles over roads that are
rarely smooth and frequently are very
rough, might easily annihilate the whole
outfit aud spread destruction for wide
distance to surrounding property. No ex-
ira risks are taken, but the cans are pack
ed as solidly as possible.
1t is said that a savage bull on one Occa-
sion attacked u wagon containing empty
cans, to which enough nitrOglycerin fire.
ouently sticks to cause a disaster if han
died recklessly. 1t was in a narrow coun-
try road in the woods, and the driver saw
no way of getting his team out of the trou
BILE. He leaped to the ground as the bull
rushed, head down, upon the rapidly NOV
ing vehicle, and escaped. The bull was the
most astonished animal in Ohio at the end
of the charge, when he suddenly assumed a
somewhat dismembered condition.
To the novice no feature of this remark
able occupation is more wonderful and
startling than the nonchalant and even
reckless manner in which the shooter fire.
quently comes to handle the stuff. Some
times it approaches criminality in its care
lessness. In one instance a young fellow
took out so quarts of nitro0lVcerin for
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-01-31

wen near Portage. When he reached his
destination, he began to fill the shells at
the derrick without having unhitched his
team or even tied them so they could not
get away. The first shell had been filled,
and two cans were on the floor of the der
rick, when as he was lowering the shell it
became detached from the rope and fell to
the bottom of the well. The explosion
came instantly, Boards fell from the der
rick about the cans, but fortunately did not
hit them. The horses, startled by the det-
Onation, ran away with the rest of the
load. The wagon was upset, but in some
most miraculous fashion the deadly ex-
plosive ran harmlessly out of the cans, and
no lives were lost.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-01-31
WHITTIER BOUND?
A Mysterious Vessel Leaves savannah
Heavily Loaded With Arms.

A MYSTERIOUS Vessel Leaves Savannah
Heavily Loaded With Arms.
The story of very mysterious vessel
and crew comes from Savannah.
A yacht named the Natalie has
sailed from there and put for southern
waters. It is not known what port she
put into, but it is certain that she left
the Georgia coast armed to the teeth.
Ten tons of arms were carried away as
freight.
The captain, while in Savannah, went
under two names, and general air of
mystery pervaded all of his actions
while there.
1t is more than likely that the yacht
will join the feet of Mello, the Brazilian
insurgent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-01-31
His Wife's Name.

An old farmer, intent on making his
will, was asked by lawyer the name
of his wife, when he gravely replied
We'll, indeed, really don't recolleet
what it is. We've been married for up
ward of 40 years, and I've always called
her my old woman. The lawyer left
a blank to be filled up when his old
woman's name was ascertained. New
York Mail and Express.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-01-31
Guyton, Ca, Feb. %; 49,

GuytOn, Ca, Feb. %; 1881.
Sir:-I am an old resident of Augusta,
and therefore take pleasure in saying to
you that your II. Fl. P. has greatly bene-
fitted me. 1 have suffered from dis
pepsia for long while, and tried va
rious remedies, among them, simmons
Liver Regulator but l find your Liver
medicine suits my case and gives me
more relief THAI anything l have ever
taken Very respectfully,
Mrs. Nj. F. SKINNER.
Sold by ". q. Kendrick.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-01-31
Wait for Me.

will have in Dawson, at Farnum' S
stables, January 18th, two car loads OF
horses and mares that will lit anybody.
Saddle, ladies' drivers, gentlemen's road
sters, aud the finest brood mares ever
shipped to this country. Prices from 800
IN 5000 l.. BLOCK.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-01-31

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-10
Rok ".

zwyznaniem, ze chodzio wywiezienie
paki ze zw}okami dzieciecia, kilku
odm6wiio swego udzialu W sprswie
tax podejrzanei. Ale wreszcie ma
k}oniono ekspresmana Patricka Do.
nohue, zam. ma rogu Cottage Grove
ave. i 37ej ul., do podjecia sic ,,jo.
b'ua i we czwartek W nocy pake wy
wieziono tajemnie. Jadacych W pc.
wnem miejscu nawet policyant iakis
scigal, gdyz mu sic wydawali podej-
rzanymi; umiano mu sic wYmknac i
W kohcu porzucono pake W mieiscu,
gdzie zwrotniczy Larson ja znalaz',
Donohue r6wniez zosta{, ,aresztowa.
ny.
o wszystkich tyoh szozeg6iach do.
wiedziala sic policya z ust samych
winnych, kt6rzy przyznali sic wtedy,
kiedy zebrano cd r6znych;osob, tax
mieszkahc6w domu, iak j innych,
wiadomosci tax podejrzane, ,dotyczace
sic tel zbrodni, zs najprz6d ow Jer-
sey widzial sic zmuszonym z}ozyc
szczere wyznanie, ably ME wydawac
sic winniejszym, niz byl W istocie,-
potem Anna Maheley,a nakoniec Jor-
dana i Donohue.
Policya tym razem swietnie sic wy
wiazaia z zadania odkrycla sprawcow
jednej naiszkaraduiejszych zbro.
dni, cd dawnego czasu W .naszem
miescie popelnionych.
Dodad jeszcze nalezy, ze Jordan,
skladajac swoie zeznanie, staraf sic
przedstawi6 zbrodnie W ten spos6b,
jakoby dziasa1 W obronie wsss nego
zycia, ze pokf6cii sic i pobii Barne-
sem i wtedy go zabii;I Anna Ma.
heley zas dIa przedstawienia zbrodni
W mniej drastycznem swietle, twier-
dzi, jakoby Barnes nak}aniai ki1ka-
krotnie Jordaua do otrucia pewnego
policyanta, kt6ry ..dawniej "a rome
przekroczenia aresztowal by} Barne-
sa, ona sama Jonasowi rsdzila, aze-
by miat sic ma bacznosci, by Barnes
ME m6gl mad MIN wziac CORY, gdy
przyidzie miedzy mimi do kl6tni
b6jki, azeby raczej 60 zabil, niz daf
sic przez niego pokaleczyt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-10
Ferdynand LeSSeps ME
zyje.

PARYz, 8go grudnia. w
zamku Lachenaie, W dep. Pin
Dire, zmarl wczoraj W wieku
lat 80 hr. Ferdynand Lesseps,
glosny inzynier francuzki, ,tw6r-
ca kanalu Suezkiego, kt6rego
ostatnie dni W tax przykry
spos6b zamroczy}a nies}awa
skandal6w Panamskich. Uro.
dzony d. 10 listopada 1905 W
Wersalu, byl synem barona
JanaLessepsa, dyplomaty. Sam
pierwotnie poswiech sic karye-
RE dyplomatycznej pozosta-
wal kolejno W sluzbie konsu
larnej W Lizbonie, Tunisie, A.
leksandryi, Rotterdamie, Bar
celonie i Rzymie. Dopiero oko
10 r. 1846, iuz W p6znieiszym
wieku, oddal sic inaynieryi =
zyska4 ma tenn polu ogromne
powodzenie. Okolo r. 1850
rozpoczal starania o budoWs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-10
Poniedzia4ek dnia logo GruGnia 1894 r.

F. S. Nc Kay, lekarz wypra-
wy podr6aniczei H. Pioneera,
zostaS pozarty przez Ivy.
Budowa wielkiego ka.
nalu irygacyinego W Meksyku
zos5ala uko1czona. Kosztowa:
Ia 8 miliony dol. W z1ocie.
= w Londynie i W Belfast
(Irlandya) puszczono W obieg
100000 fa}szywych amery
ka6skich szkolnych "bonds. !"
sprawc6w poszukuje policya.
= W Venezuela (po}ud. A.
meryka) panuJe spokoj. Pow
sta6c6w juz nigdzie niema.
= Francuzi jua przygoto-
wuja wyprawe ma Madaga.
skar. Wodzem naczelnym wy.
praWy bedzle gen. Duchesne q
Belfortu.
: Tajna policya areszrowa,
Ia W San Reno uiejakiego
Ambrozego Meisera, podejrza-
nego 0 zamiar zamachu ma ba-
wigcego tam dla kuracyi W.
ksiecia rosyjskiego Michala.
= W}oski okret wojenny
"Umbria'' wyladowa} znaczny
oddzia} piechoty marynarki W
Tien Tsin. IDA sic on do
Pekinu i bedzie bronil posel-
stwa w}oskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-10
UrOezystOsei ma Geese Gustawa
AdOlfa W SzWecyi i Niemczech.

STOCKHOLM, 8 grudnla. :
Trzechsetna rocznlca urodzin
kr6la Szwedzkiego Gustawa
AdoIfa, by1a tu obchodzona
bardzo uroczyScie. . gazano
ia niejako "a obch6d ma Geese
protestantyzmu, Stolica Gala
by}a przybrana we flagi. W
kosciolach protestancklch Cd
prawiano naboze1stwa. W ko:
5ciele RIddarholm, gdzie znaj-
duje sic gr6b Gustawa Adolfa,
byl obecny kr6l Oskar, ksiaze
ia i dyplomaci. Ma ulicach
grady orkiestry, mad Wieczorem
odbyly sic pochody z pocho-
dniami. Wykonano pred po-
mnikiem Gustawa Adolfa wiel-
XII ch6r ma 600 glos6w. Zako6-
czylo dzie6 przedstawienie ga,
lowe. " innych miastach Szwe-
cyl odbyly sic podobne obcho-
dy.
BERLIN, 9go grudnia. = "a
r6wno tutaj, iak i W wielu
miejscach W Niemczech urza'
dzono uroczyste obchody ma
czesc kr6la Gustawa Adolfa,
jako przedstawiciela protestan-
tyzmu. Byly zebrania, przemo,
Wv, pochody pochoduiami.
Gl6wny obehd,t ariai miejsce
W Lutsen, gd1le Gustav AdoLf
d. 6 listopada 1882 pad1 W BIZ
twie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-10

kanalu Suezkiego, 2aczacego
mor5e Sr6dziemne morzem
Czerwonem, a W r. 1856 otrzy-
NAL koncesye cd wicekr6la E.
giptu. Pomimo olbrzymich
trudnosci, a szczegolniej pre-
szk6d ze strony Anglii, dopro-
wadzil to wielkie- dzie1o do
skutku. D. logo sierpnia 1859
odby}o sig wspaniale otwarcie
kana}u. Okaza} sic on swiet
nem przedsiebiorstwem. Juz W
1885 roku 1924 statk6W pre-
sz}o przez kanal; wplywy wy
Mostly u milion6w dol, a ak
cyonaryusze otrzymali dywi.
dende 1903 cd. sta. Ia to bu-
dowa kana}u Panamskiego W
Ameryce, kt6ra podjsl nastsp
ME Lesseps,Ip s,Iprzyniosia lnu rui,
ne majstkowa ruine czci. Pc
wzisl to mysl jeszcze W r. 1875,
a utworzy{ kompauie do budo
wy kana}u W 7. 1879. Kapita{
jej wynosi} pierWotnie 400 mi,
lion6w fr., p6zaiej stopniowo
zwiekszoDo kapita{ do po}tora
miliarda fir. Naduzycia kapita-
list6w, nieprzewidziane trudno-
Sci przy robotach ma miejscu,
korupcya prasy i rzadu oraz
koniecznoS6 zjednywania os6b
wplywowych lap6wkami, wre'
szcie slabnaca energia Lessepsa
: spowodowa4y nies}ychauy
dotsd upadek fnansowy tego
przedsie biorstwa, ktory wyka.
za} GAIA wewnetrzna zgnilizne
moralna spolecze6stwa fran
cuzkiego.l Szczeg6fy skanda:
low Panamskich sa wszystkim
jeszcze pamistne. Lesseps byl
dwukrotnie zonaty i pozo.
stawia kiIkoro dzieci z obu
malze6stw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-10
EVgAgE! gglEfRAyIGIYf z 2AFsAN!Ey

W Paryzu wzniesiony 20.
sta2 nowy kosci6f niemiecko,
protestancki przy ul. Blanche.
Wczoraj odby}a sic jego uro-
czysta iuauguracya.
Z Rzymu telegrafuja, IL
encyklika Ojca sw. do bisku-
pow ameryka6skich zostanie
og}oszona W ciagu trzech dni.
w Berllnie ukaze sic
wkr6tce nowy dziennik "Ber-
liner Correspondent. Ma to
bye organ rzadowy.
Gwaitowne burze szala4y
wczoraj ma wybrzezach Anglii
Irlandyi. Parowiec oceano-
wy Cunarda "Umbria" ME
m6g} wyp}ynsd 2 Queenstown.
Pruskl minister handlu
Berlepsch zamierza ustaplc z
tego stanowiska.
= 2 Shanghai donosza, il
W miejscowosci WI Hu W
Chinach wybuch}o grozne po-
wstanie przeciw rzsdowi chin
skiemu. Ma miejsce zaburze1
wys}ano marynarzy angielskich
i ameryka6skich.
Do niemieckiej Rady
pa1stEa wprowadzony bedaie
projekt regulaminu, kt6ryby
dal prawo prezydentowi Izby
powstrzymywac i karae eksce
sa posEow, podobne zdarzonym
ma pierwszej sesyi.
= Ksiazs Hohenlohe wysts,
pi-jutro W parlamencle niemie-
cklm q plerWSza sWa NOVA, ia
ko kanclerz.
= Ksiszna Leinster, jedna z
najwybitniei przedstawi.
cielek arystokracyi angielskiej,
uwaaana "a najdoskonalszs
pieknost W Anglii, umiera ma
suchoty W Mentonie.
- z mad jeziora Nyassa z
g3sbi Afryki donosza, il DIR.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-10
MOrderstWO W Pradze Czeskiej,

W1EDEf, 9 grudnia, = Do,
nosza tutaj telegrafcznie,j IL W
Pradze Czeskiej dokonane 20
sta}o straszne podwojne NOR
derstwo, kt6remu niekt6rzy
chca nadac charakter politycz'
ny. U drzwi domu, W kt6rym
mieszka} jeden przyw6dc6w
Mtodo- Czech6w Stanis}aw He
hcius, znaleziono mad ranem
zw]oki jego i zony. Byli zasz-
tyletowanl. Helicius wyr6znia4
sic, jako popularny polityk /
zdolny pisarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-10
Huragan ma Wyspaeh Azorskich.

ST. MIoHAELs, wyspy Azor-
skie, 9 grudnia. Straszny
huragan przeszedl dis mad
wyspami = i zrzadzi} wiele
szkody zar6wno ma ladzie, jak
i ma morzu. Niemiecka bry-
gantyna adelaide rozbi}a sig
zupe3nie; Geese jej za1ogi ura,
towano. Parowiec angielski
"Ituni', objetosci 779 ton, ply
macy Londynu do Demerara,
zostal bardzo rnocno uszkodzo,
ny. Parowiec bryta1ski "Ful-
well" zerwa} sic kotwic W
tym porcie i wpadl na pa
rowiec francuzki "Caroline" =,
oba So uszkodzone i niezdatne
do zeglugi. Przysta1 plywaja
ca W tuteiszym porcie fale roz'
billy, a czesc bulwarku uniosfy
ma morze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-10
TeIegramy KrajOWe.
z Kongresu.

WASHINGTON, 9 grudnia.
W pistek ME by}o posiedzenia
.Senatu, W Izbie pos}6w za}a.
twiono interesa .muiejszej wa
gi. Ma porzadku dziennym
miedzi innemi by}y narady
mad oredziem prezydenta, ale
na wniosek Wilsona poszcze-
g6lne czesci tego oredzia z}ozo-
no W rece odnoSnych komite-
tow. : Senator Morgan oznaj.
mil, re W poniedziaIek wpro-
wadzi ma st6l sprawe budowy
kanalu Nicaragua, a po za1a-
twieniu spraw przedpoludnio,
wych W movie wykaze zna
genie blu. Senator Harrell
zamierza wyrazic sHe zapa.
trywania W kwestyi fnanso-
wei. Senator Hunton chce we
czwartek m6wlc 0 potrzebie
wybudowanie uniwersytetu
krajowego.
W Izbie zapewne wejdzie
ma porzsdek dzienny sprawa
podatku dochodowego, kt6ra
niezawodnie zajmie dni pare.
MOrderstWo W Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, 9 CRU
dnia. Cd tygodnia zajmuj8 sic
wladze tutejsze wykryciem
sprawc6w jednego najpodlej,
szych i najszkaradniejs
morderstw, jake kiedykolwiek
tu, a moze i W ca1ym kraju
pope}niono. Ofiara jego byla
panna Katarzyna Cling, VIA
scicielka pracowni sukien
damskich, zamoana i W mie-
scie dobrze znana. Dopiero W
ostatnich dniach uda}c sic ze-
braG szczeg6ly, kt6re winnych
tax skompromitowaly, IL tax.
re jua do zezna1 pewnych ich
skloniono. Parma Cling mia1a
narzeczonego, niejakiego An.
dy Hayward, spe6ulanta row.
niez zamoznego = najprz6d
przeciw MENU zwr6ci}o sic po.
dejrzenie i aresztowano go:
okaza}o sic jednak, 2e byl on
zupeinie niewinnym. Nato-
mast brat tegoz, Harry Hay,
ward prawdopodobnle wie-
dzial doskonale o planie NOR
derstwa moze by1 jego spraw-
ca. Ten Harry Hayward ham
dlowaf fafszyWeml plenledzml
i sk}ania1 kilkakrotnie panne
Cling do pomagania mu W wy,
dawaniu ty ch pieniedzy. Me
Wiadomo, czyh swiadomie, czy
nieswiadomie, dawala sig u.
zyG "a narzsdzie przY wyda
waniu tych pieniedzy. By}a
asekurogans ma zycie ma
$4,000: to asekuracye Harry
Hayward, jak sic okazuje, ma
by} cd niej "a $1,000 zloaonych
jej W banknotach falszywych.
Moze obawy, by falszerstwo
sic ME okaza1o przy wydawa-
niu pieuiedzy, postanow1 ia
zgladzic ze swiata, by do ofla,
ry odebrac r6wniez owych
$1,000 falszywych. Do popel-