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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
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AMUsEM kNTS.
MARIE WAINWRIGHT.

1t would be difficult to imagin ne more
attractive dramatic entertainment than
that which will be offered at the Opera
House, on Monday, November %, when
Miss Marie Wainwright will present her
brilliantly successful society drama,
Daughters OF Eve" which has lately
won remarkable success in New York
City. The New York Tribune of Octo.
Der %, said: The situations and eli
makes are strong, and the incidents are
impressive. The piece is put together
with ingenuity, deftness and power, and
the development kept the audience in
tensely interested. This play contains
many witty salies and much incisive
dialogue. Ii is likely TO secure no small
popularity. Miss Wainwright was Q
figure Of opulent charm in all the four
acts. She assumes the characters Of
twin sisters, one angelic tbs other
astray."
A BACK NUMBER.
At the Opera House, next Wednesday,
William Collier, the quaint comedian,
will appear 10 role wholly unlike the
farce comedy parts that have made him
so great a public favorite. This does
not mean that he mas suddenly chang
ed from jest to earnest. Quite the re-
verse. Mr.. Collier has not concluded
that it is crime to laugh aloud He
has merely abandoned the accessions
of farce comedy, and now depends SOLE
~ on his talent as comedian. His
new play, "A Back Mum ber," is q CON-
edy drawn in three acts, written for
him by Edward Z. Kidder, author of
Peaceful Valley" "A Poor Relation"
eth. The story is 4 pastoral one, and
the scene is laid in 40 Ohio village.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
RHEUMATISM CURED.

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure Is guar
anteed TO cure rheumatism in any part
Of the body. Acute or muscular rheuma-
tism can be cured in from one to Eve
days. 1t speedily cures shooting pains,
sciatica, lumbago and all rheumatic
pains in the back. hips and loins. 1t
seldom fails to give relief after enc or
two doses, and almost invariably cures
before one bottle has been u sed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
McIntYra Captured.

Total. ........................SjS7.3 sc
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16

Sumter Institute Commencement.
The commencement exercises Of the Sumter
Institute will take place on June Sd to 9Th as
follows:
The Bsccslsurate sermon will be preached
Sunday evening June 3rd, at 8 o'clock. by
Prof. J. Vim. Finn, D. D. Annual Concert,
on Tuesday evening, June 5,b, at $50
o'clock. Commencementexerises on Wednes-
day morning, June 9th, at II o'clock.
Literary address by Hon. Leroy F.. Youmans.
The young ladies composing the gradual
ing class are: Misses Bonnie S. Brown, Helen
J.. Brown, Kate S. DeLorme, Agnes P.
McCallnm of Sumter Magadaline r.. Fraser,
of Georgetown; Lizzie R. Ham, of Florence /;
and Bessie E.. Pittman of Williamsburg.
The invitations now being sent ont are
handsomely engraved in copperplatete aud
with embossed monogram at top.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
Prohibition League.

The Prohibition movement in this city has
assumed definite shape, and last night a Pro.
hibition League was organized with between
10 and 80 members.
The following officers were elected:
President-W. NJ. Graham.
lst v. Pres.-T. W. McCollum.
End v. Pree.-D. W. Cnttino.
3rd v. Pres.-Rev. j.. W. Daniel.
4th v. Pres.-B. Walsh.
A committee consisting of two from each
ward was appointed by the president to solicit
members.
After the completion of the organization
the meeting was addressed by Rev. j. W.
Daniel and Mr.. Joel E. Bruuscn.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
Get Your Ticket

The excursion of the Red Men to Charles
ton over the c.. Sd R. r. will run or
next Wednesday, May ed, and will afford a
NEST favorable opportunity to people all along
the line to go to the City by the Sea and re-
divisions of prices viz:
From Gibson and other stations, ST. rs.
From Mont Glare and others stations, 81. so.
From Oswego and other stations, SIPS.
Tickets are now on sale by members Of the
committee and at places where tickets are
can 10 ordes tina, the committ,ee can provide
extra accommodation, if necessarily. 1t is
their intention to do ali they can for the COM
fort and pleasure of their patrons, aud only
ask that they be informed as to the demands
of the public.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
County Medical Association.

Sumter County Medical Association held
its annual meeting on last Friday, DR.. ] S.
Hughson, First Vice-P President in the Chair.
Dr.. F. ". Dwight of Wedge6eld read an
essay, and various subjects were discussed by
the physicians present. The committee on
hospital made and encouraging report with
reference to the establishment of a County
Hospital.
The following officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year:
President, Or. J.. S. Hughson lst vice.
president, DR.. F. F. Darby /; I'd yice-presi-
dent, Dr.. J. c. Spann executive committee,
Drs. S. C.. Baker, F. NJ. Dwight, W. E.
S%parkman, H. NJ. Stuckey, and C.. P. Osteen.
After the conclusion of the business Of the
Association the members dined together at
the Jervey House.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
Council Proceedings.

At the regular meeting yesterday afternoon,
a resolution offered by Alderman Delgar was
adopted and has been embodied in an ordinance
for the enforcement of the law of the State as
construed by the Supreme Court regarding
the sale of spirituous liquors.
This ordinance will be found elsewhere in
this paper.
A petition from citizens of Ward 2 was pre-.
sented asking for the extension Of the water
main on Calhoun Street to New Street. The
petition was granted and same referred to the
Mayor with power to act.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
Important Operation Performed

Important Operation Performed.
We presume that professional moaesty pre-
vented our correspondent at Wedge6eld from
sending US an account OF the operation re-
ported in the following iteu, clipped from tine
Herald:
That old landmark, Lewis James, colored,
of Wedge6eld, who has been suffering from
a tumor in his back for the past fifteen years,
mustered up courage enough to have it taken
out last Tuesday. The operation, which was
a most delicate one, was successfully perform
ed, and the patient IS doing well. The
tumor was a quite a large one, composed
mostly of fatty tissue, and weighed twenty
two pounds. DR.. F. ~. Dwight, of Wedge
6ld, had the case in charge, and was assisted
in the operation by Drs. A. j.. China and
J. A. Mood of this city. Dr.. Dwight has
preserved the amor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16

Remember the Ice Cream Festival a
Armory Hall on tomorrow fTuesday) after
noon. Doors open st 5 O'Clock.
The Birthday Party given BY Willing
Workers Circle of Kings Daughters on last
Wednesday night was we'll attended and
proved quite . financial success, about Fifty
dollars being realized.
a gentleman just returned from q trip in
several parts of the county, principally in the
direction of Nayesville, says that crops are In
good condition and looking well considering
the ~unfayorable spring.
The Timrod Society, Graded School Essay
Medal, has been won by Miss Emma w.
Mood, Miss Bessie Lee second, and Miss Susie
Dickson third. Bev. J. W. Daniel, T. B
Fraser, jr., and DR.. s. c. Baker were the
committee making the award.
A beautiful seven story Wedding cake,
donsted by Mr.. and Mrs. J. h. Daw to the
Sisters Of Mercy for the bene6ct of q fund to
build hall, was rafled at Kennedy's Book
Store last Monday evening, and was won by
Mr.. Herman Schwerin, he having thrown the
highest number, 43.
Do you wish a scholarship In the Peabody
Normal at Nashvilie1 If so, write W. D,
May6e,d, State Superintendent Education,
Columbia, s. c., and tell him, SO that pre-
parstion will be made for you. The exani.
nation will be held at Columbia, about the
10th of July.
An excursion under the management of the
Sumter Light Infantry viii be run from Sum.
ter to Red Springs on May 30th. Base ball
match between ut. Clio and Sumter, and
bicycle races between Sumter, Darlington and
other points, will be the order of the day
Music will be furnished BY the 9TH Regimen,
Band. Fare for round trip, 81. 90, from all
stations. The committee of arrangements il
composed Of: Lieut.. z. K. Wilder, chairman
PriyatesJ-B. Mayes and Irving Rytteoberg,
Corporal B. B.tBeckham and Sergeant s. 0,
Ingram.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
Public Addresses.

At regular meeting of the Library Asso-
citation i. was decided to request Gen, E. ".
Noise TO address the Association on Thursday
the 24th of May, inst, in the Y. NJ. A. Hall
at 8 o'clock P. n, Subject, s.South Carolina
Authors" On the same night Mr.. Mcdonald
Forman, By request of the Association, will
address it on a branch of Carolina History Of
his own selection. The public are cordially
idvited-admission free.
A. l.. MOSS, Secretary.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
Correction.

10 our last issue we made u reference to the
strrightening of the curve in the track of the
NJ. 4 A. r. r. Co., near this city. In stating
the price paid to Jordan Dicks to be 5000 for
the Is fee, strip decided by him to said R. R.
Co., we made an error. The $500 paid IN
cluded the whole purchase money, and some
Of the expenses incident to the transfer. Jor-
dan Dicks only got his proportionate share of
the amount paid. This improvement in the
track will add much to the convenience of
the travelling public, and what was once an
unsightly portion of track, is now straight
and even.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
Base Ball.

The season in Sumter will start of with
two 6ne games Of bail this week ut Bicycle
Park. The first is to be on this Wee Desday
afternoon at 5 o'clock and the second on to-
morrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock Mr. Joe
Strauss will umpire the games, which will he
between Darlington aud Sumter.
An admission fee Of 10 cents will be charg-
ed for ladies and Is ceots. general admission.
Grand stand Is cents. The services of two
experts have been secured in the persons OF
Nessrs. Harper, of Savannah, and Brunson,
of Florence,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
Deaths.

Mrs. N. Koppf, died at her home in this
city on Sunday night and was inferred at the
cemetery yesterday morning, funeral services
being held at her residence on the corner OF
Main and Warren Streets. She was the
widow of the late H. C. NJ. Koppf, who re
moved here from Charleston just after the
war, aud was highly esteemed by al those
who knew her. She was a native Of
Germany and II years old. She leaves two
surviving children-botd daughters.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16

Extra 6ne beef at D. 81. Campbelrs, oppo-
site old post Office.
What is Kingmau'a Honey Dew 1t is the
latest thing out for a cool and refreshing
drink.
To arrive this evening-Twenty head Of 6ne
beef cattle. See d. u. Campbell before buy
ing your beef.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is, 1894.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Personal.

Mss Mamie DaBose is visiting the family o.
Mr.. AS. Brown.
We regret to learn that Mr. C. l.. Rhame il
again quite sick.
Ar. aud Mrs. D.. ]. Chandler visited
Charleston last week.
Solicitor John 8. Wilson, has been quite
sick, sbns il much better.
The Misses Ellesbe, daughters of NJ. W.
C.S. Eilerbe, of Haeood, are visiting the
family Of Col. Graham, in this city.
Col. J. D. Graham of Sumter has been
appointed by Gov. Tiliman to attend an
Emigration co0yention at Augusta, Ga, on
the Both inst.
Mr.. BayIis D. Earle, son of Col. JOS. d.
Earle, was recently granted license to practice
dentistry by the State Examining Board OF
North Caroliaa.
this city and q. a. Durant OF El!iotts attend
ed the State Dental Association in Charleston
last week. Mrs. Dick. also visited the City
by the Sea on that occasion.
The many friends of Capt. Isham Moore, OF
Rafting Creek, will be panied 10 learn that on
account Of failing health, bis mind has be
come so impaired that he was on last Friday
taken to- the Asylum in Columbia.
NJ. I. C.. Strauss. son Of Mt. A. Strauss,
of Aayesvlie, aud who has been studying
Law for several months past 10 The oaice OF
Lee & Noise celebrated his 2lst birthday ut
his nome ia Aayesviile on last Thursday, aod
had several friends Of this city 10 dine with
him. he has sioce gone to New York where
ne will complete his studies in his profes.
sion.
Nj. Mcdonald Furman, who has for
several years taken q great interest in the
history Of American Indians; made use Of the
opportunity afforded by his visit to Rock
Hill last week 10 spend some time among the
Cherokees at their reservation. BE says be
will write an account Of his visit there for
publication, and We hope TO be able to give
readers the bene6to of il.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
Christian Education.

Prof. Henry Lewis Smith, of Davidson
College will address the Presbyteriaps of this
city next Sunday morning, at the Presbyte-
rian Church on the subject of Christian Edu-
cation. Prof Smith is an eloquent and
learned educator aud a large audience should
greet him. Other denominations, of course,
are cordially invited.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
strnck by Lighting.

A tenant house on Mr.. Barnett's place near
DesChamp's Mill, occupied by John Sewell
and family, colored, was struck by lighting
on Saturday night May 9Th. Six or eight
persons were asleep 10 the house at the time
but 90 one was injured, although the house
was badly shattered. The lighting struck on
the gable and followed rafter down to the
corner and into the ground. The rafter
corner post and pillar were considerably torn
by the shock.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
The simonds National Bank

.pbe statement Of this bank showing its
condition at the close of business on May 4th,
is published under the call Of the Comptroller
Of Currency. AS will be seen, by refe.ence
to il. the bank has within q fraction of $780,
900 on deposit and has not found it necessary
to rediscount aay of its paper. The cashier
says that he hss money to discount desirable
paper.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16

Hoods Pills do not weaken, but aid digest
ion and tone the stomach. Try them.
Patronize Winburn's Gallery. His photos
are as good as you can get from any photo
grapher.in the State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
A 5Foot Rather.

Nr. T. e. Richardson while walking on the
Genital B. B. on last Sunday afternoon, when
near the Turkey Greek Trestle, on this side,
discovered a large rattlesnake which be
killed. The snake measured Eve feet long,
and had fourteen ratties.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
Bargains for 80 DAYS.

Read the advertisement Of J. D. Craig and
give him a call for anything needed in his
line. He is Offering special bargains in some
seasouable and desirable goods.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
Bicycle Club Races.

The following is the program for The Bicycle
races to take place ON next Monday afternoon,
at the Bicycle Track, beginning at 6:l5:
All members of the club are ordered to
assemble at Monument Square at 6 o'clock.
Quarter Nile Dash Glass &c. L. Kicker,
A. l.. Noise, J. J.. Watson, |. A. Ryttenberg,
E. O. Ingram.
Halt Mz.-G Glass l.-E. A. Solomons, JIG.
R. Wilder, I. H. Moses, jr., S. J. Ryttenberg,
D. j. VIM, jr.
Quarter Mile-Gass 3.-Willie Bultmau,
F. K. Vim, W. R. Phillips, Arthur Wilder,
G. A. Lennon.
Halt Mile Handicap for Boys.-Amiel
Moses, Lou Hoyt, Warren Noise, Clifton
Noise, Horace Hardy, j.
Quarter Mih-Nass lie. Alva Solomons,
I. IL. Moses, jr., S. J.. Ryttenberg, D. j..
VIM, IT,, N. Rosendorf.
Referee-A. e. Phelps.
Judges-C. L. Martin, Barlow Walsh.
Timers-L. w. Folsom, A. II. Eberhardt.
Starter-R. K. Wilder.
Clerk of Course-Paul Kennedy.
Admission.-Ladies and children, 10 cents (;
Gentlemen, Is cents.
Every person interested in Music should
~ 1Oc Cheat Mreic opG Mnajc
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16

s'Tbe Musical Gem" for May, price Csc, at
at Kennedy's Book Store.
Campbelrs porter house steaks are the best
or the market. Call and see them before
purchasing.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16
Religious.

The Baptist Prayer Meeting is now held at
6 O'Clock, so that clerks and business men
can attend.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16

Every person interested in Music should
get a catalogue OF l0c Sheet Music and Music
Books from Kennedy's Book Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-16

and then the fact that the Confederacy chose
to die a martyr TO principle, rather than
become the dupe of a concession, will con-
stitute one of the brightest jewels in the crown
of Southern history.
The same critic arraigns Mr. Davis for not
accepting the proposition of Mr.. Lincoln,
made to Messrs. Stephens, Campbell, and
Hunter, the representatives of the Confederate
government, at the famous Hampton Roads
conference. Mr. Lincoln said :"Write Union
a. the top of its page; and you can write
under it whatever you please. Mr.. Watterson
says: at is uncomfortable how a man in Mr.
Davis's position, knowing what be knew of the
country and the military establishment Of the
South, could have refused such an offer. 1t
would be incredible, except that it is true.'
What true Soutberner is not glad that Mr..
Davis did not accept that proposition :?
Because it is more disgraceful and humiliat-
ing to be defeated by the shrewd manipu-
lations Of offering counsellors than it is to be
overcome by overpoweriug numbers on the
bloody field Of battle. No polished stone, so
to speak, will ever eclipse in brilliancy that
jewel set in the crown of Confederate history
by the band of her chiefes. enemy the fact
that the chief magistrate of the United States
virtually conceded, at Hampton Roads,
every principle for which we fought, and then
tr;ed m Lribe the Confederacy bark into the
Union We as a Southern people, are glad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-30
Obfakana.

Pred niejakim c1asem znikla byla
bez wiesci Henrietta Bruckner, mso-
da panienka, domu swoich rodzi-
cow we Western Springs. zaalezio-
no ja W kohcu blakajaca sic po uli-
each W Chicago i odwieziono do ro-
dzic6w. Widocznie zostaia ohlakana;
opusoiwszy dom swoich rodzic6w bla
kasa sic przez wiele dni po lasach W
okolicy Quincy bez pozywienia ma
wet bez cieplej odziezy. R5zne oso-
by W okolicy widywaly ja litoscia
zdiete, ME znajac jej, pr6bowasy ja
naksoni6, by przyjesa rome datki lub
aby wstapisa do mieszkauia dla ogrza'
mia sic lub odpoczeoia, ale nadarem'
ME. .Nakoniec bsakajaca sic po ulicach
W Quincy poznasa siuzaca niejakiego
Bergmanna, znajomego Brucknera i
i sk}onisa ja, by weszia do domu
Bergmana. Ale wkr6tce i ten dom o.
puscila. Dopiero wczoraj ia znalezio-
no znowu bsakajaca sic bez celu; Ia
telegrafowano po jej rodzine ojciec
i brat jej, przybywszy, wzieli ja pod
swoja opieke.
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Swiel ace muchy.

Jeden dziennikarzy hiszpahskicb,
wracajacy Kuby, opowiada, il ele-
gantki W Santiago, ma tel wyspie,
nosza obecnie ma swych kapeluszach
i mantylach tax wv. ,,cocuyos'', IL.
swiecace muchy, ktore W clepnosci
rzucaja swietlane blaski, wiele
wspanlalsze cd nsjpiekniejszych brY-
laut6w. Muchy te maja podobpo
swieci6 W oiemnosci znacznie silniej
cd naszych ,,robaczk6w swiesojah.
skich". swiat}o powieksza sic zna.
c5nie, gdy sic TAXA muche ujmie W
palce przycisnie zlekka. Mona
wowczas PREY blasku, jaki rzuca,
dojrze6 godzine ma zegarku itp. Czy
muchy to dadza sig sprowadzid do
Europy, dotad ME wiadomo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-30
Kapiel W fazni.

w Horodence W Galicyi zdarzyia
sic Masterpieces tragikomiczna PREY.
CODA: Do swiezo odrestaurowauej Ia
zoi przybylo przeszlo trzystu zyd6w,
ably uzyc parowej kapieli. Kiedy jus
wszyscy, zadni parry, zualezli sic
lazni, pek2a rura PREY kotle, para
gwaltownie zaczela sic wydobywa6
i nape}nila ca}a sazuie. Pierwszy
strumieh parry poparzyi nawet kilku
zyd6w. Widzac grozace niebezpie.
czehstwo, poczeli zydzi' uoiekad
drzwiami i oknami, pozostawiajac u
brania swe W szatni laziebnej, krzy.
klein: ,,Aj wal! E, brennt!" Ma
divorce byl mr6z, zyizi przeto, ME
namyslajac sic diugo, galopem pu-
scili sic do swych domow. Ulice mia.
steczka dziwny wowczas przedsta.
wiaay widok. Pareset zyd6w mimo
mrozu suiezycy pedziao ulicami W
stroju adamowym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-30
o modach wiosennych.

Mody wloseune przygotowuja sic
juz W Paryau. Przedswszystkiem zaj-
dzie zmiana W niektorych materya
ZACH. TAX praktyczny i lekki fular
dostanie odprawe; zastapia go ada
maszki wzorzyste. Najmodniejszem
przybraniem sukien bedzie bia}a mo.
ra W czarny rzuoik. q mory blasej
maja bye robione nawet kapelusze.
Made kapotki wychodza uzycia, W
przyszlym sezonie poiawia sic kape.
lusze W kszta{cie ruskich kokosznl-
kow lub tez staroniemieckich czep-
COW. zarzucone przez pewien czas
lustryny bareae wchodza znowu W
mode.
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z BrazyIii.

Rio JANE1Ro, Brazylia, 20
marca. Flota rzadowa
zbiera sic tu W przystani, a
wkrotce wyruszy przeciwko
okretom powsta6czym. DIS
przybyly okrsty wojenne I'll
radentes" i Santos. Eskadra
prezydenta Peixotto liczy 6
okret6w wojennych, gotowych
do Walki i 8 torpedowc6w.
q Rio Grande do Sui donosza,
ze tam oddzia}y powsta6cze
rozdrabniajs sic i wojna rewo-
lucyjna przekszta1ca sic W
zwykls partyzantke. Z Bue-
nos Ayres donosza, re znaczna
liczba powsta6c6w brazylij-
skich schronila sic ma teryto,
ryum Argentyny.
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PrzeWoz zHfOk KOssutha.

TEEv1so, 30 go marca. =
Po przybyciu tutaj pocisgu re
zw}okami Kossutha zlozono ma
jego trumnie mu6stwo wief-
cow i kwiat6w.
VERONA, 29-go marca. =
Dzis rano przy by1 tn pociag 2
Turynu, wiozacy delegacye
wegierskie. Ma dworzec przy-
byiy ma ich spotkanie w}adze
miejskie, a burmistrz miasta
wypowiedzia1 move do We
grow, zaznaczajac sympatye
W}och ola mich. W pare 60
dzin nadszed1 pociag z trumna.
Przyozdobiono go sWiezemi
wie6cami.
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TelsgTamy ZagTanlGEne,
Spotkanie dw6eh cesarz6w W
AbaZzii.

ABAzz1A, 29 marca.-Cesarz
austryacki przybyi tn dis o
godzinie 9-ej rano zostal po-
Witany serdecznie przez ces.
niemieckiego. Ces. Franciszek
mial ma soble mundur pruskI,
a ces. Wilhelm = austryacki.
Dwsj cesarze pojechali razem
do hotelu. Ma drodze do rezy
dencyi cesarzowej niemieckiej
wzniesiono luki tryumfalne, a
Gale miasto by1o wspaniale o.
zdobione fiagami. T1umy wi
taly po drodze obu cesarzy o.
krzykami. Zaraz po wsp6lnem
sniadaniu cesarz Franciszek
Jozef zwiedzil yacht cesarza
niemieckiego nCristobal" a p6-
zniej by4 na recepcyi ma po-
kladzie okretu wojennego ME
mieckiego ,,Moltke". PJk1ad
okretu byl caly okryty dywa,
nami Wschodniemi, ma PRO
die wznosi} sic wspaula}y na-
miot. Ma przyjeciu by3o pre-
sz}o 100 osob i wypito pre-
sz{o $50 butelek szampana.
Wieczorem obydwaj cesarze
odwiedzili cesarzows niemie-
cks. Cale miasto by4o wspa-
male uiluminowane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-30
NOtatki telegraticZne
z Zagranicy.

z Domu przytuiku dla sierot Iii.
verpoolu wyssauo wczorai 234 chsop-
COW ma kolonie do Manitoby (Kana-
day.
= Ma urze1owem otwarciu Kon-
gresu lekarskiego W Rzymie byli
wczoraj obecni kr6l Humbert kro-
Iowa Malgorzsta.
= W Hamburger spalono zwsoki
znanego fortepianisty Buelowa, sto-
sownie do jego zyczenia przedsmiert-
nego.
= Ma pogrzebie Kossutha W Pc
szcie wypowie gi6wna move znany
powiesciopisarz Maurus Jokay.