davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-28
PoWstanie ma Korei stfumiOne.

LoNDYN, 81 grudnia. : DE.
pesza ,Timesa" z Shanghai
donosi, ze Japo6czycy sr}umili
nareszcie pc stanle Tongha
k6w W Lai -Juvin, W prowiu-
cyl H4ido, W poludniowej Ko.
rel. w miej<cowosci tel bun.
townioze plemiona Tonghak6w
wzieiy W niewols gubvrnatora
j zawladnely magazynami rzs,
dowemi. Przyby4y dla po
skromienia ich ddza} japo6
ski musia1 stoczyG zac'eta,
c1terogodzinna Halke z 5000
przeciu nik6w. w rezultacie
powsta6cy zostali rozbici ma
glove. Wlelu pablo ma placu
boiu, pozo stall uciekli lub ida
Ii sic ma 1asks i nielaske ia
po6czykow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-28
Maryna'ze amerykaISey
W Rzymie.

RzYM, 81 grudnia. = Of
cerowie z okretu ameryka1
skiego Detroit" zlozyli dis
wizyte w4oskiemu ministrowi
marynarki adm. Morrinowi.
Spotkalo ich przyjecie bardzo
serdeczne. Minister wyrazn
aal z powodu, ze Detroit" ME
pozostanie przez ezas dluz5zy
Da wodach wloskich / ME zwie-
dzi innych port6E, epr6cz Ne
apolu i zyezy{ marynarzom
wszelkich pony $lno$ci. DIS
po po{udnlu wyjechali oni
2 powrvtem do Neapolu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-28
Policyant raniony przez rabusia.

Kitdy policyaut Peter j.
landmark rano oko}o godz. 8
przechodzif ko}o domu pu. 80
Clyborun ave., ujrza} dW6ch
me1czyzu, stojacych W sieni
tego domu. Rozkaza} i'm wyjsG
ztarntad. Obaj podejrzani
usluchali rolkazu, ale poszli
ku Mohawk str. tam weszli
do domu pm. II. = Take i
stamtad landmark ich wype
dill i wyjawszy pa}ke, chcia}
aresztowac. Wtedy jeden
mich wyja} revolver i stree.
III, raniac policyauta W biodro.
landmark upad}, a obaj rabu
sic uciekli. w wozie ambu-
lansowym ranionego zawiezio.
no do szpitala Alexyan6w,
G lzie sic okazalo, re rama iego
ME jest niebezpieczna. Obu
iego napastnik6w Sladu ME
ma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-28
Zemsta pijaka.

We wsi Wauderup, ma Szlazku
pruskim, pewien piiak, gromiony
nicraz przez pastora, skorzystaf
chwili, gdy teuze odprawlat
modlitwy Gala swa kongrega-
eva, zamknai sviatynie ma
klucz. Biedni wiezliowie, ME
majsc drogi wyjscia, przesle lie
Ii TAX przez dzie1 caiy; wreszcle
wpsdli ma mysl wypuszczenla
najmniejszego dziecka przez "kno
oI1ratowane. Dziec:e zwolaio lu-
dzi, ktorzy wyswobodzili odary
bezrozumneiz izemsty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-28
z walk chinskO japonskich,
YoK. HAMA, 27 grudnia.

YoK HAMA, p grudnia. =
General Katsura raportUie z
Hal Chang ze armia ch 6ska,
pobta pod Kagasai, uciekla do
New Chang, ztamtad razem
z wojskirm, konsystujacem W
tel ostatniej miejscowosci, CO.
fnela sic do Donshadai. w
Wojsku chi6skiem panuje mai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-28
ZaWiadOmienie.

Niniejszem podaje sig do
wiadomosci publicznej, ae DIR.
Carrot, g'6wny Inspector le-
karski m. Chicago, zobowia al
dra G. Crerniewskiego zam. pm.
500 ma Noble ul. do szczepie-
MIA bezp}atnego ospy W dnie
powszednie cd godz. 10 VIE
czorem, W niedziele cd % po
po}udniu.
Wszyscy Polacy powinni ko-
rzYstaG z tel sposobnosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-28
NOTATKI MILJSKIE.

= Onegdajssy wystep u
czni6w Kolegium sw. Stauis}a.
wa K. da cd 60 do 70 dol.
czystego dochodu. Pienisdze
te otrzyma Wydzial oswiaty
Ligi Polskiej. Dzieki "a to
szlachptna ofare!
= Firma G.. A. Fleischera
e Go sk{ad posag6w i galan-
teryi p. n. 207 ma Wabash av.
zbankrutowa}a ma $4,000.
= August Damlas, podob-.
no Polak, zosla} skazany ma
So kary "a awautury, wypra'
wione w3asnej siostrzenicy, be
dacej W sluzbie u pa6.twa
Henrici ma Goethe ul.
= Robert Woods Edward
Ryan zostali skazani: pierwszy
ma 2 lata, drugi ma rok VIE
zienia "a kradzlez konia buggy,
nalezacych do NJ. j. Barelha.
Kradziez by}a spe}niona ma ul.
Quincy
= Burmistra Hopkins o.
swiadcza, il podczas wiosen.
nych wybor6w ME bedzie sic
uoiegal o ten urzad; zaraz po
zdanlu urzedu wyjedzie do
Europy dla spokoju i zdrowia.
: Wczoraj i onegdaj znow
by}o mn6stwo rozbojow i IA.
bunkow W Chicago.
= w hotelu "Revere House"
zosta} wczoraj aresztowany ME,
jak Fred. Murphy, kt6ry "a
pomoca falszywego czeku pod
ja} z Pierwszego Banku Marc.
dowego $500.
: Charles H Shepard, do.
rozkarz postrzelony W noe WV.
borrow przez b. Sonatora j. F.
O'Malleya, zaskarzy} teraz te-
go ostatniego o $4,000 szk6d
i STRAIT.
: Wczoraj wczesnym rau.
kiem W salonie Piotra Kucho.
wiaka pm. 1925 ma Fisk ul.
wynikl pozar, kt6ry zrzadzii
ma $500 szkody. Pcllcya podej
rzewa podpalenie.
: Pociag kolei Western In, :,
diana wpad} wczoraj ma krzy.
zowce przy Root ul. na woz,
kt6rym j-chali John Baker i
John Kelly. Woz zostaf strza
skany, dwaj ludzie odniesli
bardzo ciezkie uszkodzenia.
= Wczorajsza suiezyca zro
bila wiele "trublu" tramwajom
ma mieicie... Wszystkie sp6z
'nia}y sic = lub ma dobre usta !.
wa}y W drodze. P}ugi isiniego-
we przejecha}y dn6ch ludzi :
i rzadzlfy i'm powazne uszko-
dzenia.
= w Wilmette wypad} 2
okna drugiego pietra 6o.letni
A. G. Duncan. Iosta} tax ciez
ko rozbity, ze lada chwila um.
RE.
= Nowo budujsca sic kolej
g6rna metropolitan" otrzy-
ma}a wczoraj q nowycb wa.
gon6w; W tych duiach otrzyma
50 elektrycznych woz6w moto-
rowych.
: Polak Jan Linduski, o,
skarzony o kradzitz paki obu-
wia z wagonu kolejowego, 20
stal wczoraj un'ewinniony
przez sad przysiegEych.
Bee ceremoni.
= Moi Wojoiee hu, j.k wan ma
lac herbaty, arakiem czY bez?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-28
Snferc b. prezydenta Uruguayu

MoNTEvIDEo, Uruguay, q
gruduia. : DR.. jose q auri, b.
prezydent rzeczp. Uraguayu,
zmar}, By} on obierany dwu,
krotnie ma ten urzad; drugim
razem dla zdrowia u u,tapii ze
stanowiska i wtedy obrany
zosta} IA miejsce jego ldiarte
Berda, ,obecny prezydent Zmar.
1y by4 jednym najbardzlej
powazanych MEOW W kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-28
O teSciOMei.

: Jsk sic masz?
= Dziesuje. Wcale niezle.
: Jsk ci S g powodzi?
= Jestem zupeirie s1czesliwy. 70
ma mni9 ko ,ha, synek do5r1e sig cho J.
wa, tesciowa j.k najddrowsza. .....
mieszka namI..
= Cziowieku! Ty chyba ME prey
zdrowych zmyslach!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-28

wyaszy poploch, Porusza sic
ono bez planu i ma widok
nieprzyjaciela ucieka, jak sta,
do trzody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-28
Oszust na CRUDE sunny.

New YORK, 27go grudnia.
We czwartek W ubiegtym ty-
godniu ares1tcwano tu A. Lip.
perta, ,s1awncgo" fa}szerza 2
po}udniowej Afryki, a dzisiaj
odby}o sic jego przesSuchauie
przed kom,sarzem Sbieldsem.
Lippert oskarzony jest, ze po.
pe}ui4 faFszerstwa d, frauda-
eye ma 1898 funt6w szterl,
(oko}o 8O0,OO0), kt6re pod
ni6s} z banku Union W Kap.
stat W Afryce. Brytyjski kon-
sui generalny Percy Sander
ston wystqpuje, jako oskarzy-
ciel. Lippert wypiera sic, il
jest ta sar1a osoblstoEcia, kt6'
ra o defraudacye oskar1aja.-
Llppert jest synem zamoAnych
rodzic6wzamies eszka6y ychwHam.
burgn. Wychowany W Alto.
ME, p6zniej wysfany zosta} W
podr6z i pr1ybyl do Kimberly
W Kraju Przyladkowym. Tam
spekuIowa} i zdoby} majatek,
handlujac weSna, ale roztrwo-
nil 60 wkr6tce. Wtedy sta} sic
fa1szerzem f / osZu stem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-28
osta}Y dzisiai zabite W skutek

zosta}y dzisiaj zabite W skutek
dotkniecia drutu elektryczne.
go fabryki dostarczajacej swia.
ia elektrycznego. w czasie
bury ubieg}ej nocy druty 20,
staly porwaue. Dzis rauo o
godz. 3ej ma przecieciu ulic
Broad SAMSON, ko1 do do.
rozki zaprzezony, stapi} ma
drut elektryczny ma miejscu
zosta1 zabity. W kilka godzin
p6zuiej diva konie dorozkar:
skie ma przecieciu 20ej ulicy i
Masters str. W TAXI sam spos6b
zostaly zabite. 0 godz. 6 diva
konie u wozu lodem ma prze
cieciu Sci Walnut ul., W pol
godziny p6zniej diva muiy, a
jeszcze p6zniej take inny
koh podobnego doznafy losu.
Zamach mOrderczy i samOb6i'
stWO.
New CASTLE, Pa, 81 grud.
Fraucuz August Permontier,
zatrudniony W fsbryce szkie-
lex do lamp, wczoraj wieczo-
rem strzela1 do corki swej go.
spodyni do Roberta Charles,
swego wsp6}lokatora, poczem
odebral sobie Aycie wystrza.
lem W glove. U Permontiera
ohjawiaIy sic W czasach ostat-
Mich symptomata ob1akauia.
Wczoraj wleczorrm posltdt do
gospody PAM Meister do
mfodszej jrj corki Strzelil diva
razy, ale ob4 razy chy biz. Po
tenn zeszedt ze schod6w, a spo
tkawszy druga c6rke PAM Mel
ster, strzel} do niej i trAfi} ia
W piers, prawdopod"bnie IA
MAC smiertelnie R bert Char
les, u>}yszawszy strzaly, mad,
biegl jego Permontier strza-
lem rewolwerowym rani} W
brzuch. w ko6cu pobieg} Per
montier ma werande / tam
str>eliwszy sobie W glove,
pad1 trupem ma miejscu. o
Samob6jry wiadomo jedYnie,
ze ma dwie siostry mieszkaja,
ce w Fostoria, O.
Oszust na CRUDE sunny.
w j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-28
Prz iacieI dzieei.

Matks toozona dziecm) -Cly pan
lubi dzieei?
Pan Il. o, tax, pani, szcz eg6lniej
dziewczynki, poozawszy cd lat SEES
nastu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-28
TeIegramy KraioWe
WisIki strajk grOzi.

fabry kant6w obuwia, aaeby
zaprowadzili place, jake byiy
przed rokiem 1892, powodu,
ae obecnie ia gaiez przemys3u
osiagueia sw6J punkt kulmina
cyjuy, a 90 procent robotni-
k6w przeciea zarabia uniej
niz po 81 tygodnio"o, Do o.
statecznoscl doszfo, kiedy w.
w. Spaulding, jeden z mai.
wiskszJ ch fabrJ kant6w W
miescie, oddall1 czesC swoich
robotnik6w "a to, il byli ODE,
cnymi ma pewnem zgromadze-
nlu robotnlczem. Wczoraj vie.
czorem zebrali sic strajkerzy i
robotnicy wydaleni, pomasle
rowali do dzielnlcy, W kt6rej
znajdujs sig gSowne fabrykl
obuwia, gdzie przy}sczy8y sic
do Mich robotnice, ceIen po-
zyskania wyzszych pfac. DIS
popo1udniu zarladzony costa
ME Strajk og6luy, jezeIi fabry-
kancl Il zgodza sic ma wa
runki do pO1uduia. W otrajku
tym ma wzlsG udlial 5000
mezczyzn / koblet. S,raj kerry
ME chca s}yslec o ukiadach
inuych, jak tylko sclsle ma
podstawle warunk6W, kt6re
postawili.
W0ine dIa Stan6w Kansas i
Neb aska.
DENVER, Colo, II gruduia.
w c.a5u ostatulch dui IA ro'
blono doswladczeula W Good
laud innych okolicach Stanu
Kansas, k,ore nad1"yczaj wa
zue wyda4y rezultaty. Me ma
Juz teraz -prawie najmnleisleJ
~atpllwoscI, ze nlezmlerna OBJ
ftose woody 1askornej W zacho
dnrem Kansas, Nebrasce / W
czesci wschodulego Colorado
ia sic wydobywac dl4 nawo-
dnleuia tyck okollc taniem ko
sztem, a W spoSob najzupelnlej
zada@alulalscy. Prawie wsze,
die znAcnodli sic woda
W glebokoscl 100 do 200 stop,
a aparat pompa, ustawiony
kosztrm $50 doIaIow, wystar,
czy, by ~ DO % akro~ zao
patrlyG W d, stateclna ilosC
woody. Woda ia wydaje sic
nle~yczerpana. PoSucha W Ne.
brasce W ostatnim roku ME.
zmieroe zrzadziia szkody: te,
raz, kiedy sic przekonano, ia k
1atwo stosunkow0 mona wode
dostat, ,panuje tam radoEc ME
opisana. Prawdopodobnie ka
pitahsci zajma sic ustaWianiem
pomp i kopaniem studui, kto,
re bada "a pewna op1atg 70.
ezna wydzierzawlali gospoda-
rom.
Dyamenty cesa -zoWej Eugieuii.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, 81
grud Dyameury, nalezace ME.
gdys do cesarzowej Eug7nii, sa
teraz wlasnoscia zamleszka}ej
tn pani w. A. Nevilles. Kie-
dy sprzedawano w}asnosc oso
bista by1ej cesarzowej pred
kilku laty, R otszyldzi kupili
dyamenty dla niejakiei pani
Kate Johnson San Franci.
SEQ. Ia umar4a uiedawno; ru-
chomosc jej 5przedano ma Icy
tacyi, a dyAmenty kupiS. Ne
vilies, ktory niedawno prey
szed4 do majatku, odkrywszy
znaczne pok}ady z}ota.
NOWe pOkfady zfOta.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nina, 27go
grudnra. L Custer City, S. D /,
donosi depesza specyalna: Do
Key stone re wszech stron cia
guq ogromue gromady poszu-
ki@aczy z}ota | istotnie polka
dy tamtejsze niezmiernie So
bogate. Kazly dom W miescie,
kaz1a stajuia, kazda buda ja'
kakolwiek So przepe1nione.
Wielu przybysz6w mui obo-
zowac pod go}em niebem. Oh.
liczaja, il pok}ady wystarcz4,
by przez lat 20 wydawac po
2000 ton rudy, Rnda przecle.
tnie jest warta p) SI5 "a tone.
| P1k{ajv "a mile szArokia / trZv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-12-28

Bee ceremoni.
Moi Woioieehu, j.k wan ma
lac herbaty, z arakiem czY bez?
- Je2eli i4ska, to juz pro.ze bez..
herbaty,
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-18
George Eliot and the Gypsy.

l never detected in her any trace
of genial humor, though | doubt not
that it was latent in her, and !
thought her person who had drawn
her ideas far more from books and
m acquaintance with certain types
Of humanity whom she had set her
self deliberately to study-albeit with
rare percep.lon-than from an easy
intuitive familiarity with all sorts
and conditions of men. But she
worked out thoroughly what she
knew by the intuition of genius,
though in this she was very far infe-
rior to Scott. Thus she wrote the
spanish Gypsy. having only seen
such gypsles two OF three times.
One day she told me that in order
to write Daniel Deronda" she had
read through 200 books. | longed to
tell her she had better have learned
Yiddish ana talked with 200 Jews
and been taught, as l was by my
friend Solomon the Sadducee. the art
of distinguishing Fraulein Lowenthal
of the Ashkenazim from Senorita
Aguado of the Sephardim by the cor
ners Of their eyes. - Memoir Of
Charles Godfrey Leland"
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-18
Wednesday, April Is. 1894.
CHINESE TALES AND TRAITS.
To Trouble In Distributing Supernatural
Gifts All Through the Family.

10 TouDlt an Di>tTibuttnS supeTuatuTht
Gifts All Through the Family.
The similarity in motive and gen
eral form consistent with the mos,
unexpected variations IN detail that
c~hararterizes all folklore is exempli
fed anew in Chinese stories. A not
uncommon popular fancy is that
which divides supernatural gifts or
skill among a group of brothers or
friends. Grimm has a story of four
brothers, one of whom became an
expert thief, another a wonderful as
tronomer, a third an infallble marks
man and the fourth a tailor who
could sew anything, dead or alive.
without harming it.
The Russian tale in which figure
certain heroes who, for the sake of
descriptive brevity, may be called
LonG oody. Broadbody and Keeneye
is an instance Of gifts rather than
skill. Now, the very first of the
tales is.a reminder of those mention
ed. But the cl max of a European
folk tale is mos frequently some love
affair. This i: the exception rather
than the rule nChinese popular lore.
The five or .er brothers" have no
such task in land as releasing a prin.
ces from a lragon's ave or a magi
clans cast In short, they have
nothing tc do except TO help each
othsr out : difficulty.
1t happ is that the eldest brother,
like the Russian Broadbody or the
Morse Tor. has an enormous capac
ity for Hquids. He al swallow the
sea with ease. It is thus that he
catches so many fine fish. The neigh
bors beg him to teach their boys his
art. He tries, but only succeeds in
drowning the youngsters. Then he Is
sentenced TO be decapitated, but IL
replaced by the second brother, whose
neck turns the edge of the sharpest
sword. The authorities try drown
ing. but the third brother-another
edition of Longbody-puts his feet Oh
the bottom and keeps his head above
the surface of the sea at Its deepest.
Then burning Is thought of, bur
the fourth brother enjoys himself in
the flames with as much zest as did
Abraham III the Talmudlc legend OF
Nimrod. Finally the supposed cul
prit is baked in a cake, but as the fifth
brother can live without breathing
he simply bides his time, ats his
way out of his pastry prison and re,
joins his MISUNDERSTANDING Dis
patch.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-18

A minister IN Little Rock has de
MED that the south was defeated be-
cause the strains of Yankee Doodle
were more inspiring than the music
of Dixie" In point of fact, Dixie
had and has every advantage, music
ally and sentimentally. Yankee
Doodle" was conceived many years
ago in a spirit of derision and has
never lost its b~urlesque quality. 1t
i a lively tune, well adapted to
marching purposes, but when there
i serious business on hand and it is
necessary to stir uppatriotism Van
kee Doodle" isn't much Of Q motor.
GLORY, Glory, Halleluiah I" has won
Q dozen great battles where Yankee
Doodle" gained q skirmish.-Kansas
City Star.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-18

Latin inscriptions, advertisements
of tradesmen, form an interesting
class. Here is one found near Rome,
IF You want inscriptions made or
have any need of marble work, you'll
get it here" Another enterprising
man at Bologna announces, "A bath
in town style and every conven
fence" A similar notice meets Ne
only eight miles from Rome, where.
of course, most of the customers
would be able to know whether they
really had town style or not.
A curious example comes from
Lyons, which may be paraphrased
thus: Here Mercury promises profit,
Apollo safety and ~Septumanus bed
and breakfast. He who has been here
before will be treated all the better a
second time. Stranger, settle on your
lodging beforehand" A more indie
pendent tone is taken by another inn
keeper, who doesn't hesitate to de
clare that his house is not intended
for people of only moderate means,
IF you live in good style, here's the
house for you: if in poor fashion, I'll
put up with you, but | shall be
ashamed of having you" There are
a good many modern hotels conduct.
ed on this principle, but the proprie-
tors are not as a rule quite so frank
in expressing their sentimeuts.-Mac-
millan's Magazine.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-18

Johann Strauss. the composer of
the '.B.ue Danube" AID otAcc tl.l-Is
w~altzes. is a thIn. em~aci&ted, sickly
old man. with rheumatism and the
govt and the various ills of fashion
auu wealth. 4 thousand wrinAles
play hide ard seek on the once beau
tiful face. The eye which USED TO
mirror II genus in highest poetic tie.
stacy and tascinate thousands OF Ell
thusiasrlc devotees on the waved
floors of festive halls now apps
weary and clouded. The ideal OF lie
muses. no longer communes with the
elves of fancy, but smokes a pro>aiC
German pipe and longs for his 'lasel
and schnitzI. London Sun.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-18

The English sovereign's son, ane
nandsons, when created peers, are
entitled to seats in the house of lord,
1t the left of the throne, but when,
by the death of their father, they be-
come only co~llaterally related to the
sovereign, they sit among the dukes.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-18

Growing blackberries and mush-
rooms, by law, are not private prop
erty in England. One may be pros
ecuted for trespass on land wherr
they grow. but not for theft in taking
them.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-18
Attention

In time to any irregularity of the
Stomach, Liver, or Bowels NAY
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-18

prevent serious
consequences $.
Indigestion,
ostivenes s,
headache, nau-
sea, bilious
ness, and ver-
tigo indicate
certain func-
tional derange-
ments, the best
e e dy for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-23
LONG JOURNEY ENDED.
Boston Contingent Of IndustriaIs Has
Reached Washington.

WAsnNGToS, May 20 = Michael Fitz.
gerald, with his band of. .4a industrial del
egatss. as he styles them, arrived inxthls
city shortly after o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon, and the organization has taken
Mp quarters In the small chapel annex to
the Mt. Zion Methodist ch arch. a home of
worship for negroes in the northwest sec
tion Of the city.
The chapel Is just about large enough
to accommodate the industrials and is
equipped with wooden benches, which the
men used for beds last evening.
Shortly after quarters were taken nm
by the delegates in the chapel. the police
lieutenant of the precinct entered and
made little speech TO the men. He said
that law-abiding people would not be
molested by the police He received as
surances from Fitzgerald that there was
to be no breaking of the peace.
Fitzgerald says his men do not expect
to stay here more than three or four DAYS
They have petition to present to con-
gress. but have not as yet made any plans
concerning the manner Of presenting H.
The petition is strongly socialistic In its
nature and goes much farther than tbs
Coxey plans. Fitzgerald says his men are
in sympathy with ,Coxey. but that they
are not In any way connected with him or
his army.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-23

Deep Sea Inspection OF the Columbia
Proves to he Satisfactory.

Deep Sea Inspection OF the Columbia
Proves to He Satisfactory.
PHILADELPHIA. May % The cruiser
Columbia arrived at the League island
navy yard yesterday afternoon after her
deep sea inspection. The inspection in
cluded testing boilers, screws, six-inch
guns and drilling Of the crew.
The navy department was particularly
anxious that the three screws of the
cruiser should be completely and salts
factorily tested. The test with the screws
was satisfactory, the vessel developing
IL l-2 knots an hour under natural
draught without any particular effort
being made to force her, this being con-
sidered an excellent result for q vessel
lying so deep in the water.
A careful test was also made of the
speed attained by using q fixed number
OK tons OF coal, the purpose being to tabu-
late the figures for the future guidance OF
the commander during long runs. This
test resulted In showing that the cruiser
will use 20 tons day going IA knots, and
10 tons going 10 knots an hour.
In the working of the guns. some trivial
defects were developed, which can be
easily remedied. The guns were each
fired three times, twice with a full SER
vice charge, aud once with a reduced
charge. Slight defects were found in the
secondary battery, ana It was also de-
veloped that the opening at the sponsors
were too small. and that sufficient room
had not been left behind the guns to
allow them to be freely swung when they
are worked by the full gun crew.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-23
FROM STOCK HOLDERS.
How Clark of Missouri Would Collect
the Pacific Roads Debts.

WAsHINoToN, May 23.- Representative
Clark (Missonri), is endeavoring to se-
cure an opinion from the House judiciary
COMMITTEES on the liability of individual
stockholders for the Pacific Railroad
oebt. lie introduced q resolution for this
purpose, which, however, Is involved i'm
legislative snarl between the committees.
Mr.. Clark is hopeful of getting the
opinion he wants, as he regards IL as most
essential before scheme OF refundin9 is
adopted.
"Refunding the Pacific debt has been
tried BEFORE said Mr.. Clark, "but il has
never proved success. The only salts
factory feature about extending the debt
Is that the Government lien is improving
xapidly.
'.But, while the debt is improving the
quickest solution for the government is
20 collect its debt from the Pacific
stockholders. Some OF them went i'm poor
and came out worth from $50, ,O00, 600 to
fl0O,0O0,OO0 each. What i want is an
opinion as to their liability, and, IL liable,
let US collect of them before deferring the
debt another hundred years.