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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20
ASHINGTON.

Receipts of the treasury department
are considerably below what had been
anticipated under the new tariff law.
Treasury statistics serve to show
That there was no undue imitation of
money under the state banking system.
Stories to the effect that President
Cleveland has ordered officials to keep
out of politics'are discredited.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20
A Youthful Train wreo,.er.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. l2.--Grundy
Moore, a I:-year-old white boy, wa,
arrested at Bells, Tenn, yesterday
charged with wrccking the fast mai
on the Louisville & Nashville. Monday
in which several persons were injured
some probably fatally.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20

extent of the disaster coused by the
two storms can be learned. There is
mourning in all the fishing villages on
the bank and here at st. Pierre. More
than eight hundred men were at sea
during the gales and more than two
hundred, perhaps twice that number,
have not been heard from.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20
FAMILY OF INcENDIARIEs.

Reimers Rearrested on the Charge of
Setting Fire to the Town of Dalton.
MAssnLoN, Ohio, Oct. 19.-The en-
tire Reimer family at Dalton has been
rearrcsted, the new evidence having
been discovered. The members of
the family are charged with conspiracy
to burn the town. Great excitement
prevails. Dalton was recently nearly
wiped out of existence by fire, sup
posed to be of incepdiary origin. The
Rcimers were suspected and arrested
some time ago, but owing to lack of
sufficient evidence were discharged.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20
Indiana Y. p. 8. c. e.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 12.-Thc
state convention of the Christian En-
deavor society opened here last even
ing and will continue for three days.
Many public and private buildings are
decorated with the colors of the league
and the incoming trains have brought
hundreds of young people wearing the
yellow and crimson ribbons pinned to-
gether with the familiar G. e. mono
gram badge.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20
Arrival OF the Envoy.

PoRT LOUIS, Island of Maritius, Oct.
I'm. LeMyre de Velers, the French
special envoy, who is the bearer of the
ultimatum of France to the govern
ment of Madagascar, arrived at Tama-
tave, Madagascar, on Tuesday last.
The French envoy proceeded from
Tamatave to Antanarivo, the capital
of the island.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20
Cb,ne,c No Longer DENY II. .

LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch re-
ceived here from Tien Tsin says that
the Chinese officials no longer deny
that the japanese feet commands the
gulf of ri Chi Iii,
1t is added that the japanese admiral
pays weekly visit to every important
station on the gulf and makes his in
spection leisurely.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20
TWO HUNDRED LOST.
Awful Result of tho Newfoundland Hur-
ricanc Reported.

ST. PIERRE, Miquelon, Oct. 1.-Two
hundred lives are believed to have been
lost by the terrible gale which ragged
here Tuesday night and Wcdnes
day. More than fifty vessels are ashore
and damaged, and several ships are
missing.
A fleet of about three hundred YES
sells were forced to abandon the fish
cry by the gale on the banks on Sept.
90 and 30. These vessels hove returned
here during the last few days with
heavy losses of cables, anchors, lines
and dories.
1t will be some days before tic full
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20

OLIVER WENDE HOLMES SINDAY, 4 1871
death Breakfast Table
whispered circles
Oliver Wendell Hons
Cambridge Mass, 80 1902
1881 his contributions appeared
in periodicals established the delivery
by
of the "Beakfas Table" articles In
Medical
Science Destiny 1861 Border Lands Some
Keys 1864; Soundn from
Guardian "Mechan
ism Seasons 1874; John A. Motley
onGa "Medi Essays 1883;
pages Waldo Emerson 1884, "a Mortal
Anpathy Europe" Before the Cuev 1885, and
she has lcugo first
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20

United District Court Milwaukee, last June decided
their duty during strike He held
Federal Chicago Justice lar
railways public but held
held rights
therefore naw-
thinks be
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-24
WAR ON A TRUST.
Residents of Boston Suburbs to Be Sup.
piled Gas at 80 Cents.

NEW YORK, June 22-The action of the
lyn, in reducing the price of gas To 80
cents a thousand cubic feet beginning
July !, is considered in well-informed cir
cleS as being the first move in war OF
the Standard Oil Company against the
trust. One of the strongholds of the lat
ter is Boston. About six months ago the
Fulton company and certain members of
the Standard oil Company bought out the
Brooklyn Gas-light Company, of Boston.
Since that time the New York company
has been laying new pipes all over the
suburbs of Boston. and il
nounces that on and after July l residents
of the back bay, Roxbury, Brooklyn and
cents a thousand feet. Among the gas
companies doing business in Boston are
the following. the treasurer of each be-
ing r. II. Addicks: Bay State Gas Com
pany, Boston Gas-hght Company. Dorches-
Company and the South Boston Gas-light
Company. j. E. Addicks, president OF the
Brooklyn. y. Y. Gas Company, is one or
the principal owners of all these compa-
relative, f. II. Addicks, with central
office. 1t is this lucrative business that
the Standard Oil Company interests, as
reported represented by the Fulton Munic>
ipal Gas Company, of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
after. Boston has been saddled by gas
Brooklyn company, as it is called there,
processes readiness to sell gas at 90 cents
a thousand feet on contracts of one or TIVE
years 70 knock OUT the old trust
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-24
ST. PAUL STREET TRAGEDY.
A Salesman's Throat Cut by Well
Known Hotel Clerk.

ST. PAUL. June 23.-The murder Of ].
III. Clapp. salesman for w. S. Dennis e.
Co., by Elijah Allen, last night, in a quar-
rel over q woman, is the most sensational
affair which has occurred in the North
west for some time, on account of the
prominence of the principals. Young Allen
is the son of Colonel Allen, proprietor OF
the Merchants Hotel has acted as clerk
Of that institution for years, and is proba-
bly, as well and favorably known to the
better class of the travelling public as any
man in the country. The crime is rem
dered more sensational by the mystery
which surrounds the relations of the par
ties in the affair and the motive for its
commission. From stories told by wit
nesses it appears that a young woman a
Miss Lule Leyde, and Mr.. Allen had been
living together for the past few months
in rooms opposite the Metropolitan Hotel,
as MIR. and Mrs. Moore" Shortly before
midnight last night Miss Leyde and a fe-
male, friend were passing the Metropolitan
Hotel, when they were insultingiy ac-
the. street to where Allen was standing.
aSrsS and CSlapPw followed Then the tragedy oc.
seue occurred Ae nU Without fSrtber
Clapp ACROSS the throat so seriously that
Allen and the Leyde woman were ar
rested and placed In 1ail. Aliens version
Is that he had driven up to the Metropoli-
tan In cab. He had dismissed the cab.
man and was leisureiy walking along
pocket knife when Clapp accosted the
Leyde woman on the opposite side of the
street. The woman ran over to him for
cation followed. Clapp drew revolver
and Allen struck at him., not thinking OF
the knife he held in his hand. He claims
he did not know he had cut the man until
after he was dead. Miss Leydes story SUBJ
stantially corroborates that of Allen. She
confirms his assertion that Clapp had
drawn a revolver. Other eyewitnesses,
however, deny that he had made any hos
tile motion. The fact that he still held
a half-burned cigdr between his fingers
when he staggered into the hotel corridor
and sank into a chair after the cutting Is
a strong point In contradiction
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-24
Fair, by torms
Our Unloading Sale
OF MEMS SIS, 500, s22, $24 SUITS
FOR.
$14.55

Was productive of GREAT CROWDS of buyers. They
in street carriages bicycles, afoot, and in
every conceivable way, until by night had broken all
former records of Special Suit Sales There is still chance
for you this sale will continue throughout this week
There Chevios Cassimeres Clay Worsed and Vcunas
in this sale Cut in Long Sacks Prince Regents and Prince
Abers Though they formerly sold for $1S, $2O $2 $4
you can take your pick for
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-24
VICTIMS OF KEROSENE.


Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
DANVILLE, ILL.,, June 23.-Mrs. William
Edwards, of Fairmoupt, about fourteen
miles west of Danville. was burned to
death this morning while endeavoring to
start the kitchen fire with kerosene. Her
husband, who was attracted by her
screams made heroic but vain efforts 10
Subdue the flames that enveloped her. He
was so badly burned that ii is very
doubtful if he can recover. The residence
took fire from the exploding kerosense
and was DESTROYED
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-24

NEW YORK. June 2.-The first woman
TO be admitted 10 the New York bar Is
Miss Melle 5. Titus. Announcement was
made in court to-day that she. with other
sxsmination, ana Was received with cheers. R
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-24

NATIONAL SAENGERFEST.
Twelve Hundred Singers Participate In
the First Grand Concert.

NEW YORK. June 23.-The first grand
concert OF the national saengerfest. which
is being held in this city, was given this
evening In the Madison-square Garden. The
immense arena was provided with raised
platforms for the accommodation OF 100
singers, while the body OF the hal. was so
arranged as 70 aceomnooaIe lo.oo per-
gayety. The concert was dignihed by the
presence OF Governor Flower. Mayor Gil
roy the German conSul-general in Wash
ington and ambassador Runyan- with rep
ressntatiye Germans and Others from the
bench, bar and various walks OF business.
The concert itself. backed by chorus OF
nine hundred voices, with Miss Emma Juch
as soprano, Conrad Behrens bass and VIC
tor Hubert soloist, and an orchestra OF
15O0 was q great success.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-24
In Favor of Bishop Bonacum

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., June 2S-The
ejectment suit against Father Corbett by
Bishop Bonacum, wherein the Bishop seeks
age, now occupied by Corbett, was finally
disposed Of last night. The Judge decided
taken by the defendant and the case will
go to the District Court, Father Corbett
in the meantime giving bond for rent OF
the parsonage. This viii further put off
the settlement of this difficulty for five
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-24
shot His Wife and Himself.

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j., June o.
Frederick Bahr, who has been regarded
for several years mentally unbalanced,
killed his wife and then himself to-day
using a pistol The couple had four chill
dren. the youngest but two years old.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-24

LEMONS. LEMONS! LEMONS!
We are Headquarters for Lemons.
Fancy Messfna LemOnnv per dOz .15c
Fancy Messina Lemons, per box $3.50
You save money on every article
you buy from us. You cannot afford
10 go elsewhere.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-24
AT SHEEPsHEAD BAY.
StoneneII, The Coon, Deception ar
ArmitaRe Among the Winners.

StoneneII, The Coon, Deception and
Armitage Among the Winners.
NEW YORK, June q. - The attendance
was very large at Sheepshead Bay to-day,
for the weather and the card. Everybody
sweltered in both the stands and in the
betting ring. In the Foam stakes, Gutta
Percha was an odds-on favorite. but she
could not win, The CoCl. getting his nose
in front at the critical period. The others
were beaten off. Clifford declined the issue
with Stonenell in the opening race. and the
Dwyer sprinter won as he chose from a
poor lot. Melody looked a winner all over
in the third race, but Deception came fast
in the last eighth and nipped her on the
post at good odds. The Coney Island
handicap was the medium Of much betting,
Srocco having a shade the better OF Armi-
tage. Hurlingham and Prig, but the three
finished in that order. Roche had no diff
Guilty whatever in winning bis race from
Herald and Spread Eagle. The sixth race
for selling platerS was an easy victory for
Lord Harry. The steeple chase over the
after another boited until finally only three
were able 10 do anything. Glenfallen ran
first nearly all the way, and although Rod
man pushed him hard at the finish he won
by a good length. St John made up an i'm
mense amount of ground after refusing a
hurdle and got third. The rider of San
Jose was DdQlY nuft In a Idll. SUMMARIZES
First Race-Futurity course. Stonenell,
to s, won by one and a half lengths; Robin
Hood. to 1. second; Annie Bishop. 10 to /.
Second &C. Race-Foam stakes: five furiongs.
Percha, i to 8, second; Kennel, is 70 j.
Flash and Castanet also ran.
Third Race-Mile and one furlong. De-
ception, II to ], won by head; Melody, 4
l55sl. His Grace. Long Beach. Candelabra.
Blue Garter and Jordan also ran.
Fourth Race-Coney Island handicap; p,
8 to !, third Time. l:1o. stoneneIl, sirocco,
A9Tean Dncas aai snS sis9 @
Roche. to s, won by a length; Herald, 2
to l, second; Spread Eagle, 20 to ]. third.
Sixth Race-Futurity course. Lord FIar-
ry ~ 70 l. won By one Length; ,i,It HtOeyi H to
Torchbearer, Runyon, Poor Jonathan, Gao.
tus. Polydora. Dolly Colt. Walcott and
Seventh Race-Great National steepls
chase; full course. Glenfallen: TO /; won
by a length; Rodman, to ], second; ST
nce' ence Lucknow, IL R " Insot. Sam Jose, Pat Oak
ley and Oakwood also ran.
Ethel A. PAGES I'm 217 Ia.
EVANSVILLE, Wis, June 23.-Three-
year-old pace; purse. $500 Ethel A won
first and second heats in 222Iz and 2:17A-
Moliie jackson, Princess Eulalie. Marks
Maid, Feura, Sphinetta, Landy Van, Belle
2:37 trot; purse. $500. Sister Ethel won
fifth and sixth heats and race (under six
heat rule) in 2:4lIs and Papa; Tom Miller
won second and third in 2:Z3@4 az :26&; Ben
Gaines won first heat in 2:2saa Nannia
Wilson won fourth heat in 2:28lz. Cecil
Wilkes. Hill Berry, Ollie X, Alta NJ and
Helen NJ also started.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-08
Napase ma konduktora.

Wczoraj wkr6tce po p6}no-
cy konduktor kolei elektry-
cznej ma 35tej ulicy, Charles
Miller, w}asnie przek}ada1
pref 2elazny wagonu do osta-
tniej swej dziennej podr6sy,
kiedy zamaskowany jakis czlo.
wick stana} pred MIN zrewol-
werem ku MENU wymierzo.
nym zazsda} wydania picnic
dry. Konduktor ME da1 sic
przestraszyci szybko wyjawszy
w}asny revolver, chcia} stree
lie, ale ow napastnik W tejze
chwili strzeli1, a kula pre-
szed4szy przez rekaw Millera,
drasne3a go lekko W ramie.
Zaraz tez ow napastnik zaczaf
uciekac pomimo, ze Miller
strzela} ga MIN piec razy, uda
10 mu sic umknac. Tajna po.
licya Jednakowoz podobno ma
jua slad jego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-08
Samob6jstwo ateusza.

W Rzymie, professor flozofi ma ia
mecznym nniwersytecie, Melchior
Peccenini, odebrs} sobie zycie wy
strzalem 2 rewolweru.
Byl to dziwak lubujacy sic W elk.
scentrycznym ubiorze; nosil ma glo.
vie czapke W formie balonu, ma no.
gach ogromne trzewiki alpejskie, ma
ramionach pied.
Gotliwie krzewii ateizm socya.
linn.
Podobno niegdys by} ksiedzem.
Giosny byl takze z tego, ze 0.
Augustyna Montefelice, slawnego
kazncdzieje, kt6rego wykiad chrzes-
ciahski mu sic ME podobal, wy.was
ma pojedynek.
Do samob6jstwa pobudzil osmdzie-
siecioletniego starca wrz6d ra szyi.
w testamencie swym, wyraziwszy
swa nieziomna wiare sacyslizm,
materyalizm ateizm, poleca, ably
trupa 1ego spalono i aby ME waaono
sic stawia6 pomnika ma jego grobie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-08
z Nieniee.

BERLIN, Z pazdz. - Gazety
tutejsze twierdza, ze narada
cesarza z kanclerzem W Hu
bertsstock niena zadnej spe-
cyaloej donioslosci. Omawiano
IA niej tylko biezace sprawy
polityczne.-W sprawie Chin
ces, Wilhelm jest przeciwko
wmieszaniu sic mocarstw eu-
ropejskich.-Co do projekto-
wanego prawa przeciw anar-
chistom, bye moze, IL takowe
ME zostanie wniesione do Ra.
dy pa1stwa; cesarz W ostat-
mich czasach przyszed} do
wniosku, re jest ono zbytecz-
ne dobrego zr6d}a podaja,
IL pogloski o rezyguacyi kan
clerza V. Capriviego oraz hr.
Eulenburga So zupe}nie bez
podstawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-08
CzYia strata?

Ma jarmarku W Kaliszu jakis
gospodarz chciai kupic cd dru-
giego koze. Juz SIG prawie Ego
dill, wiec kupujacy wyjaf z kie-
szeni nowa trzyrublowke i dobi-
jajac targu, trzymai ja W reku.
Wtem koza, znecona zielona bar
wa papierka, myslac pewnie, re
to lise, porywa go reki gospo-
darzowi i W mgnieniu Okla poly
ka. Poszkodowany chwyta koze i
chce zabrac jak swoja, ale wiasci-
ciel ME dale. Wszczeia sic klot-
MIA, cd siowa do siowa doszio do
bojki obaj gospodarze maio co
ME dostali sic do aresztu. Osta-
tecznie sprawe zalatwiono W ten
sposob, re strata podzielono ma
pol, iposzkodowany, dopfaciwszy
p6}tora rubla wiascieielowi lako-
mel kozy, zabrai ja do domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-08
BurzliWe posiedenie.

W sobots wieczorem wielkie
zgromadzenie republika6skie
zwo}ane przez "Club Italiano
Mckinley" W hall ma rogu ulic
De Koven i Canal bardzo bu-
rzliwie sic zako1czy}o. Mn6s
two W1och6w by}o zgroma
dzonych i z poczatku wszystko
sz1o bardzo dobrze. Ale kiedy
przemavia} prezydent klubu,
Oscar Durante, wszedl do sail
niejaki Rafael de Bartolo W
kapeluszu ma g}owie i co chwi-
la przerywa} move jego jake
mis- niedorzecznemi uWagami.
Starano go sic uspokoic, ale to
go draznllo tenn wiecej ha}a-
sowa{ coraz bardziej, p6ki go
ME wyprowadzono. Wkr6tce
jednak zakrad1 sic ma galerya
i ztamtsd 2 rewolweru strzeli1
do prezydenta. Ma szczescie
ME trafi}, ale nastapi}a scena
tax burzliwa, re ME podobna
jei opisat. Rzucono sic ma Bar
toIa i 0 ma}o go ME ubito; po.
krwawionego i straszliwie obi
tego wyrzucono ma ulics. Tym-
czasem halas W hall sprowa-
dzil setki ciekawych ma ulicy
pred hale, takze i patrolowy
w6z nadjecha} i naturalnie
&zeba by}o zako1czyc posie-
dzenie. Bartolo ukry2 sic jed
max tymczasem i dotychczas
go ME aresztowano. Zdaje sic
jednak, re sprawa ia jeszcze
pred sad zostanie wytoczona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-08
S1FAFEi TEiEGsAFlE7NE Z zAEsANlgY

: w sobote, jako W trzecia
rocznice smiercl Pamela W
Dublinie, Cork innych miej-
scowosciach Irlandyi, odby}y
sic manifestacye Wiele do
now bylo przystrojonych W
zalobe.
= Rad chi6ski zaciaga ma
koszta wojny prywatna pozycz-
ke 10 milionow funt. szterl.
(5O milion6w dol.
= Gazety londy6skie dono-
sza, IL kuracya oczu Glad
stone'a zostala uko1czona;
Acknowledgements W najlepszym
stanie.
= Republikanin hiszpa1ski
Sen. Salmera, ktory podrozo
wal po Portugalii, zosta} wy
dalony z tego kraju z powodu
owacyi, jakiemi go vital por-
tugalscy zwolennicy rzeczy-
pospolitej.
= Sir William Vernon Har-
court, kanclerz angielski, bawi
obecnie W Wenecyi, we W}o.
szech.
= q Bogoty (Kolumbia)
donosza, il niedaleko wulkanu
Purace W Andach znaleziono
miasto przedhistoryczne, Ia
grzebane W lawie / gruzach.
Do Londynu powr6cila
juz wyprawa podbiegunowa
J. R. Jefersoda. Dotarla tyl.
ko ma wysps Farce j Islandyi.
Z Hong Kong donoszs o
strasznym huraganie { tyfonie),
kt6ry zrzadzi} wielkie znisz-
czenle W tamtejszym porcie.
Zatona} wielki okret-i kilka-
nascie mniejszych statk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-08
z Afryki.

MAssowAH, Z pazdz.-Woj-
ska w}oskie zajsly Kassale- q
tego powodu, jak donoszs z
Khartoum, Kalif postanowi1
przedsiewzis6 jak najenergicz-
niejsze kroki przeciwko Wlo-
chom. ZwoIal on ma narade
do Omduran wszystkich Emil
row. Narada wypad}a nieko
rzystnie. Kalif obawia sic isc
ma Kassale, pouiewaa boi sic
rewolucyi W Kordofauie. Khar-
toum zostal z jego rozkazu u
forty fkowany. Wiezniowie e,
urop ajscy i egipscy, pozostaja-
cy W Khartoum, SO obecnie
traktowani bardzo ostro. Oba-
wiaja sic, azeby i'm ME kazano
poscinac glow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-08
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
35 koni spalonych.
lime pozary.

Dzisiaj rano oko}o godz. lei
powsta} pozar z niewiadomej
przyczyny W dwupietrowej
drewnianej stajni pm. 513 N.
Halsted str. Stajenni obudzi-
Ii sic "a p6zao, by mogli po-
myslec o uratowaniu 35 koni,
znajdujscych sic W stajni, war.
tosci okolo $4,000, a naleza
cych do frmy Richeley & Tro-
yer. Nadaremnie probowano
kilka tych koui uratowae i
po wiskszej czssci dymem udu.
szone, p6zniej sig spali}y.
Straz oguiowa zreszta pozar u
gasila dose szybko zrzadzil
on pa budynku szkods tylko
ma 5000.
Trzypietrowy budynek dre-
wniany pm. e26 Milwaukee av.
wczoraj oko}o godz. II zostaf
mocno uszkodzony prze1 pozar,
kt6ry wybuch} by} W restaura.
cyl paniDangiel ma dolnem pie.
trze, i MIN straz oguiowa zdo-
1ala 60 ugasie, zrzadzi} szkods
ma 5000 W restauracyi, a ma
81, 500 ma budynku.
W domu pn.15s Kinzie str.
wczoraj wieczorem wybuchf
pozar, a kiedy straa ogniowa
zebraia sic, by 60 ugasi6, po
wsta3 wielki pop}och W So.
siedniem teatrze przy Clark
ul., gdyz sadzono, re teatr Jest
zagrozony, to W chwili, kiedy
odbywa}o sic przedstawienie.
Udalo sic jednakowoz uprosie
publicznosci, MIN przysz}o do
lakiego nieszczescia, a i 6w po
Ear zostal ugaszony, MIN zdo
lal zrzsdzic znaczniejszs szko.
de.
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TeIegramy zagraniclne
O chOrObie cara.

W1EDE6, Z pazdziernika. =
Niekt6re gazety twierdza, ae
car, opr6cz jua wymienionych
chorob specyalnych, objawia
chwilami kompletuy rozstr6j
umyslowy.
LoNDYN, Z pazdziernika.-
Depesza Standards" z Vie.
dnia podaje, ia-prof. Leyden,
LEGACY obecnie cara. aadal, a.
aeby Aleksander Ill przepe,
dzil zine ma Rivierze, ale pa
cyent odmowli uczynienia "a
dose temu zadaniu, poniewaz
obecnie pobyt jego we Fran
cyl albo we Wloszech z wzgle-
dow politycznych ME jest mo-
zebny.
PETERSBURG, Z pazdziern.-
Hr. Benkendorf, wielki mar
szalek carskiego dworu, wyje-
chat iuz ma wysps Korfu ola
przygotowania tam wszystkie
go naprzy jecie Aleksandra III
go. Kr6lowa grecka, krewna
carskiej familii, bsdzie ich
przyjmowa{a ma Korfu. Car
uda sic tam Liwadyi "a trzy
tygodnie.
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UroczystOse W Berlinie.

BERLIN, Z pazds, = Cesarz
Wilhelm bedzie obecny W d.
1Sym pazdziernika ma wlelkiej
uroczystosci poswiecenia 1872
choragwi, przeznaczonych do
tworzonych obecnie czwartych
batalion6w pulkow piechoty.
Poswiecenie to odbedzie sic z
wielka s1ietnoscis pred po-
mnikiem Fryderyka Wielkie-
go, pod Lipami. Wielu dostoj-
nych gosci przybedzie ma ten
obch6d. Beda tam ksiazeta ME-
mieccy i inni, a miedzy mimi i
m1ody kr6l serbski Aleksan,
der.
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Protest przeciW kr6lOWi Portu,
galskiemu.

MADRYr, Z pazdz.-Z Liz,
bony, stolicy Portugalii, dono-
sza, il panuje tam wielkie
wzburzenie z powodu nastepu
jacej sprawy: Przy ot"arciu
parlamentu kr6l wypowiedzia}
move, W ktorej wyraza} sic
nieprzychylnie o ofceraeh fo-
ty. Ci ostatni wygotowali i
puscili W obieg protest pre-
ciwko temu ustepowi mowy.
Protest ME jest podpisany, ale
wiadomo cd kogo wyszed}. 0
soby, kt6re drukowafy pam,
fet, uwieziono. Minister ma
rynarki j. A. de Brissac zrezy,
gnowa} z tego powodu.
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q Wyspy LombOk.

AMSTERDAM, Z pazdz.-We-
dug otrzymanych tutaj de-
pesz, Holendrzy weszli juz do
Mataram, stolicy wyspy Lom-
box. Balinezyjczycy SO pobici
ca}kowicie i juz ME podniosa
g}owy. Przy przeszukiwaniu
'uin zdobytego miasta znale-
t;ono 800 beczu1ek prochu
,zdymnego, mn6stwo nabo-
W materyaly wybuchowe.
.olendrzy zdobyli take O.
oronns miejscowosc Tjakara
Negara-i zatkneli tam sws
age. Wielu wodzow baline,