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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
Reported by Silsby & Co., Bankers and Brokers.
CHICAGO November Is, 1874.
New York Cotton,
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, November 15.-Flour firm, unchang
cd-receipts, 1908 barrels shipments, 442 barrels;
sales, 300 barrels. Wheat unset tled-spot, 5s1aa
5sAs November, 5sha5Sss December, 53$a59l4
January, 60 bid; May, 63ssa63ss-sales los, 900
spot, 5IAa5ias; year. 52+.a53; January, 51h bid;
steamer mixed, 51a51A,receipts, 1917 bushels;
stock, bS, 1874 bushels sales 1900 bushels south
ern white corn, 4sa54; southern yellow corn 451aa
81. Oats active and firm-No. white western,
35a35h; No. mixed western, 33a.3 L-receipts,
s,96i Bushels; stock, 1871 ,289 bushels Hay frmer~
good to choice timothy, S12. 5Oas13.OO. Grain
freghts strong, unchanged. Sugar firm, unchanged.
1Ga2O; do. iadle, 17a1s; good ladie, 15a16; store
packed, l2a16 rolls, Halls. Eggs actiye-frcsh,
22a23; cold storage, 17a1S; lined, 16al7 Cheese
firm and active, unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
AMALGAMATION PROPOSED.
Vice President Howard of the n. II. U.
to the Ia. of L..

NEW ORLEANS, November 15.-The
knights OF Labor were In session three
hours today, adjourning just before
o'clock. They will meet again this after
noon. The morning session was consumed
In listening to an address by Mr.. George
Howard, vice president of the railway as
ISOLATION, who presented a proposition for
the consolidation of all the labor organiza
tons of the country into one vast Lody,
under a single board of management gnd
with an amalgamation of interests.
Grand Master Sovereign also spoke in
favor of the plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
NON-PARTISAN w. G. II. u.
Election of Officers Held Mt Washing
ton, Pa.

WASHINGTON, Pa, November 15.-The
entire morning session of the National w.
c. I. L. was taken up by the election of
officers The results were as follows:
National president. Mrs. C. C. Afford
Bernardstown. Mass; vice president, Mrs.
T. B. Walker. Minneapolis; general secre-
tary, Mrs. Ellen J. Il. Leinney, Cleveland
Ohio: recording secretary, Mrs. Florence c.
Porter, Caribou. Me-; treasurer, Mrs. H. NJ
Ingham, Cleveland, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
Policeman on Trial

Policeman Romeo Bowie, colored, of the
fourth precinct was before the police trial
board today on charges. In one case it was
alleged that he deserted his wife and failed
to support her, and in the other case il was
charged that he assaulted a woman. Bowie
married a widow with five children less
than a year ago, and II is known that he
does not live with her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
Wnnia Il Divorce.

A suit for divorce has been filed by
Sarah against Samuel Lewis. They were
married here, she says, June Is, 1875, and
had two children both boys. who still live.
She charges that her husband has for
many years treated her with the greatest
cruelty and inhumanity, and has refused
to support her or their children, deserving
her and them the 18th of last June. She
prays for divorce from bed and board
tn. custody of the children and counsel
fees and alimony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
The Market Shooting.

David Jones, the colored boy who was
shot In the neck, near the Center Market,
yesterday, was better this morning and
the hospital physicians think he may re-
cover. Charles c. Herbert, the Waterman
who shot him, was charged in the Police
Court with the shooting, and the case went
ever on account Of the condition of the pa
uert. The defendant gave security in the
sum CT 500 for his appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
Ask n Sale.

William w. Mockabee, Clara z. Mocka-
bee, Ida M. Speer and Edward ]. Speer are
the complainants in a bill in equity filed
this afternoon against Henry C. Mockabee
Sarah F. Mockabee, Adalia Mockabee
Bernard Leonard and Robert ONeill, ask
ing the sale of the west part of lot q,
square $50, and for an accounting of the
estate of the late George W. Mockabee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
He Liked OvercOats.

A negro, named George Smith. was az
rested Tuesday evening by Detective Lacy
and locked up on a charge of stealing over
coats from dummies in front Of clothing
houses. Four overcoats alleged to have
been sold by Smith have been recoYered
and three of them have been identified.
The prisoner will be tried tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
The kaiser to the Recruits,

BERLIN, November 15.-The ceremony Of
swearing in the recruits of the Berlin,
Charlcttenbcrg, Span1au ana Ltchterfeld
districts occurred today in the Lustgarten,
In the pres ence OF Emperor William. The
emperor urged them not to forget that IT
was THAR duty to defend the fatherland and
tc uphold order and the religion of the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
Sentence Suspended.

In tine case Of Jose phi Clarke, convicted
recently of larceny in Criminal Court No
2, sentence has beer suspended during
good behavior, and the prisoner released
on his personal recogn;zance. 1t Is claim
ed that Clarke is in very bed health, which
was the reason for taking the action
stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15

Ambrose Turner and Frank Jenkins, col
ored, who figured in fight in Southeast
Washington Halloween night, were given
hearing I'm the Police Court today. They
were given six months each, the same as
was given their companions who were ar
rested at the time They were also fined
for disorderly conduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
LAWYER Divorce Case.

In the divorce proceedings Of Michael
Lawler against Honorah Lawler, the at
torney for the plaintiff this afternoon gave
notice that tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
he will move the court to reconsider and
modify it's order made on the 10th instant,
recurring Mr.. LAWYER to pay the examiner
$3.50 for taking his wifes testimony in
the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
HANGED HERSELF.
Suicide of Miss Hannah Weaver of
Newport, II. I.

NEWPORT. r. l.. November 15.-Miss
Hannah Weaver. aged forty-eight, was
found dead in the attic of her home this
morning, having hanged herself during the
night. She was one of Viewpoints most
prominent ladies and a sister of the late
John @. Weaver of the Ocean House here
and the Everett House, New York Her
mind has been deranged for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
Gets DNul0~ea.

In the case Of Alice NJ. Boswell against
the District the jury returned a verdict in
favor Of the plaintiff this morning for
$1,000. The suit was for the recovery Of
$4,000 damages, the plaintiff-a little child
having suffered, in 1883, permanent in
jury to one of her legs by falling over
gas box on street southeast. The Ease
was tried before Judge McComas, in Grim
inal Court No. 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
Fell From a ScaffOld.

James OBrien, who lives at No. 92O Sd
street northwest, fell from scaffold at
14th and Clifton streets, Mount Pleasant,
about 1 80 o'clock today and was seriously
injured. He was taken to the Emergency
Hospital in the eighth precinct patrol wag-
on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15

The following are the opening, the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices
Of the New York stock market today, as re-
ported by Corson Mccartney members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
Demurrer Sustained.

Judge Cox today signed an order sus-
tanning the demurrer filed and dsmissing
the bill in equity brought by Robert Leitch
& Sons against the Central Dispensary and
Emergency Hospital and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
Range of the Thermometer.

The following were the readings Of the
thermometer at the weather bureau today:
am. AZ; 2 pm. "a; maximum, "a; mini
mum, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
THE DISTRICT ]! DEBT
Condition of theisinking Fund and
the Bonds Bought.
TREASURER MORGAN'SANNUAL REPORT
Money Still Due, on the Old Water
L
Supply Debt.
OTHER Local UNDs

-. United States Treasurer Morgan made
his annual report to the Secretary Of the
Treasury on the sinking fund and funded
debt of the District of Columbia today. At
the close Of the fiscal year 1893 the sinking
fund for the old funded debt was $685.
O57.72, and the. sinking fund for 3.85 per
cent loan was $3.50. 1854. The amount Of
bonds retired for &C count Of the sinking
fund for the old funded debt during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1894, and the
rates paid therefor are as follow5: Thirty
year funding @ per cent tonds, at
ia fiat, $1,2OO; twenty-year funding
per cent bonds, at 100 fat 5000; ten-year
funding $50 per cent bonds. at par and In
terest, 100000.
These bonds, aggregating $lO4,5OO, cost
sos, 241.15, leaving a balance of $50, S!6o!
uninvested, which includes $92'olS heid
for the payment of corporation or Wasn-
ington registered and Q per cent stocks
called for redemption July and August
a. 1879, and per cent bonds due July 1,
1891. and July /, 1892, not yet presented
for payment.
The following statement shows the bonds
retired for &C count of the sinking fund Tor
the 1856 per cent loan during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1894: Twenty-year funding
5 per cent bonds. at LOG fiat, $1,000; ten
year funding $50 per cent bonds, at par
These bonds, aggregating $4,000. cost
ST., O14.67, leaving $17.17O.S7 uninvested.
The amount available for sinking fund
for the water-stock bonds for the fiscal
year ending June 30. 1894, was $33. All. The
balance uninvested at the close OF the fis-
cal year 1893 was $3.50 making total OF
$33, f52. 70 for investment
The following statement shows the bonds
purchased for account Of this sinking fund
during the fiscal year. and the rates paid
therefor: Water-stock per cent bonds: At
124 fat 5000; at 127.625 fiat. $1,000; at 100
fiat, $1,000.
These bonds, aggregating $4,000. cost
81 1888. rs, leaving balance OF $12O4S.9o
uninvested.
The Old Debt.
The following Ia a statement of the fund
ed debt Of the District and late corpora
lions of Washington and Georgetown on
the LIST of July. 1878. when the duties Of
the sinking fund commissioners of the Dis
trict were transferred to the United States
treasurer, and on June 3Oth, 1884:
Debt on July l. 1873. 81 1O6 6JO.O 90
Decrease by op-
Grafton of sink
otherwise ..-.... .$t9as,5oooo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15

Interest charge July /, 1S7S... 1.Ol5 1901
Interest charge June 3Ql 1894. 695, 797. ~
Net reduction of interest
charge observation-disclosures. 319,Y6l. II
Five and $50 per cent fund
ing bonds issued to replace
matured bonds bearing a
higher rate Of interest....... 3,S92, 100
Total issue of 3.G5 bonds to
date issue being limited by
law to $15.OOO.OOW..,-....... 14.776.3OO.OO
Amount retired. 742, 10000
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-20
Odwazny policyant.

Wczoraj rano ma Western
ave-, W pobliau Bloomingdale
Road, sploszy1y sic konie u
wozu farmera Johna Smith z
Wheeling, Ill. Smith wypad{
wozu, a take powypadafy
i porozsypywaly sic gl6wki
kapusty, kartofe i pomidory,
kt6re mia} ma wozie, ale cam
w6z sic ME wywr6cil. Konie
pedzily z szalons szybkoscia i
przyszaoby moze do jakiego
wielkiego nieszczescia, gdyby
ME odwaga policyanta Oh.
Wentzla re stacyi przy W.
North ave., kt6ry z uarazeniem
zycia rzuci1 sic naprzeciw ko.
nj i wleczony przez pewns
przestrze6, zatrzyma} je mare.
szcie. Smith lekko tylko jest
pokaleczony; Vented take
ME odni6s} znacznych pokale-
czeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-20

ry s}uzy W fIocie niemieckiej,
otrzyma} cd cesarza Japonii
rozkaz natychmiastowego po
wrotu do kraju.
= Behanzin, b. krol Dabo.
meyu, internowany ma wyspie
Martynice, jest niebezpiecznie
chory.
w Danii odby1y sic wy
bory do parlamentu. Radyka.
lisci zyskali try miejsca.
= Z Gda6ska donosza, ze
manewra floty niemieckiej 20,
staly onegdaj zako1czone bi-
twa morska, W kt6rej braly u
dzial wszystkie statki,
= q Rzymu donosza, IL W
listopadzie ma sic ukazac ency.
klika Ojca sw. do bisk' pow
ameryka1skich.
W Amay W Chinach
zmar}o znow so os6b ma dzu-
me.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-20
Wojna wydsna domom cry.

"Civic Federation, wcale
ME odstraszona niepowodze.
MEM przedwczorajszem, wczo-
raj nova wyprawe urzadzi1a
przeciw drugiemu wielkiemu
domowi CRY, tym razem pm. IA
Quincy str. Poniewaz wiedzia'
no, re ,Pinkertonianie So znie.
nawidzeni, zaangazowano do
wyprawy detektyw6w Sand.
meyera, najeto w6z do przepro,
wadzania mebli, przyjechano
przed 6w dom i 10 detekty.
WOW, rozbiwszy drzwi dsbowe,
stane}o niespodziewanie W sail,
W kt6rej w1asnie ME by}o gra-
czy. Zabrali wszelkie utensy.
liza do cry nalezace i w}ozYli je
ua w6z. W chwili, gdY chcieli
odjezdzac, ukaza} sic konstabl
z sadowym rozkazem oddania
"nieprawnie zabranych pred.
miot6N,' ale ME wiele 2 MIN
zrobiono ceremonii napedzo-
no 60, poczem skonfskowane
przedmloty zawieziono do Sc.
diego Underw ood pod mr.. 1913
Clark str.
"Civic Federation oczywiscie
i dalsze wy prawy urzadzi. Mad.
to oskarzy o kraywoprzysiez.
two osoby, kt6re pod
fa1szywymi pozorami pozysku'
ia podpisywane przez sedzi6w
pokoju rozkazy zwrotu pred,
miotow 2 CORY, t.j. wtedy, kie,
dy tych przedmiotow jeszcze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-20
NOTATKI MIEJsKIE,

= Robotnicy W garbarni
frmy "Lambeau Leather Co."
p. n. 100 ma Elston ave. "a.
straikowali. Powodem strajku
znizenie zaplaty. w liczbie
strajkier6w So i Polacy.
- Pewno grono obywateli
m. Chicago zebra3o $l5o.00o
ma zaplate dla zolnierzy mill.
cyl, kt6rzy byli czynni podczas
ostatniego strajku.
= Ziodzieje w}amali sic
wczoraj do fabryki ekstraktu
w. FL. Hutohinsona i SIP. p. n.
196 ma Desplaines ul. i ukradli
miedzy innemi przedmiotami..
telefon "Main mr.. 4268".
- Wskutek eksplozyi lam
py wynikl pozar W zabudowa.
mach J. Hylanda ma Colorado
ave. Szkoda $1,000. Syn VIA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-20
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
Ofiara fapichfOp6w.

Otto Drechsler, Niemiec,
kt6ry przyby} do Ameryki
pred 8 laty, W Virginia. MINI.
pilnoscia i oszczednoscia do.
prowadzi} do tego, re zebra}
sobie okolo $500 W celu cd
wiedzenia starego kraju. Po
drodze zatrzymal sic ma kr6tki
czas W Chicago. Wczoraj mia}
uda6 sic pociagiem kolei Nj.
excl Plate dalej ma wsch6d i
ma dworcu ma LEI ulicy cze-
ka} ma odejscie pociagu. ia.
kis ,,przyzwoicie odziany" me.
zczyzna zblizy} sic do niego i
uprzejmie zacza} z MIN roma.
wiac, W ciagu rozmowy pred.
stawi} mu sic jako j. w. Wa
.gner, jeden 2 g}6wnych akcyo
naryuszy y Wagner Palace Car
Co." a Niemiec by} zachwyco.
ny, re zrobi} tax ,,wysoks Una
iomosc". Rozmawiano jak mai.
swobodniej, kiedy do p. ), Wa
gnera" zblizyl sic z serdecznem
powitaniem inny pan, kt6rego
.Niemcowi znowu Wagner
przedstawi}, ,jako ,.pana Adam
sa'', prezydenta Adams Ex.
press Go" y Ten p. adams"
poprosi} ,,Wagnera'', azeby
mu zwr6ci} bagatelke 1862,
kt6re dniem przedtem pozy-
cyl cd niego, ale Wagner"
oczywiscie uprzypadko wo" ME
mial tyle got6wki przy sobie,
= tylko mia} przekaz banko-
wy ma $1,000. Adams jedna-
kowoz gwa}townie potrzebo-
wal got6wki i oczywiscie ma
k}oniono Niemca do wy}ozenia
tych pieniedzy, przyjecia W
zastaw przekazu. adams"
odszed1. Niemcowi jednak ma
gle rozjasni1o sic W giowie,
wprost ,,Wagnerowi" zarzucil
oszustwo i porwawszy 60 "a
ko}nierz, oddal rece poll.
cyanta, kt6ry zaprowadzi1 O.
bydWu ma stacya policyi przy
Harrison str. Tam okazalo
sic, re Wagner to znany po.
licyi 3apich}op J. W. Boyne.
Uda1 on zemdlonego, azeby
zyskat ma czasie i myslac, re
60 odesls do szpitala; ocucono
60 jednak kilku uderzeniami
paaka zamknieto. Teraz poll.
eva szuka up. Adamsa", a
Drechsler czeka W Chicago ma
rezultat poszukiwa6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-20
Zonotojca.

Chas. Soda, robotnik zam.
pm. 96 Dickey ave., wczoraj
wieczorem wykona} napad NOR
derczy ma w}asns zone. Aresz
towano 60 i zamknieto ma sta
cyl przy w. North ave.
Soda znanym jest W sasiedz.
twie pijakiem uie dba o u.
trzymanie zony i czworga die
ci. Czesto pijany nieraz juz o.
bill swa zone. Wczoraj znowu
przysz}o do kl6tni miedzy mai
2onkami, a Soda rozgniewany
rzucl sic z Iozem kuchennym
ma zone, kt6ra przerazona ami
mysla}a o obronie. Jeduakowoz
ma krzyk dzieci zbiegli sic SO
siedzi i wyrwali mu n6z, kt6.
rym zadal by} zonie kilka ciez.
kich ran, a oburzenie ich tax
bylo wielkie, re moze byliby
60 obili i ubiIi ma miejscu, ,gdy.
by ME by} nadszed2 policyant
Wagner re stacyi prly W.
North ave., kt6ry Sode aresz.
towal. Krwia zony W}asnej
zbroczonego, zawi6zi go ma
stacya ua wozie patrolowym.
Z ma Sody wedle orzeczenia
lekarzy ciezko, jednakowoh
niekoniecznie smiertelnie jest
pokaleczona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-20
s1TA9gi TslsGsAFIs2FE Z zAEsAE!g?

= Gazety londy6skie poda.
1y wiadomosc, jakoby zdegra
dowany wice-kr6l chi1skl LII
Hung Chang rozpaczy otru1
sic. Ambasada chihska W Lon.
dynie urzedownie zaprzecza
tel wiadomosci.
Prezydent rzeczp. Ko
lumbii (w srodk. Amer. Nu
nez jest niebezpiecznie chory.
w Mi6sku ma Litwie
spalil sic magazyn naftowy;
kilkuuastu ludzi utraci1o 2y.
Gle.
Z Berlina donosza, il ja-
po6ski ksiaze Y anashino, kt6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-20
Polka skazana ma 2 Iata do
wiezienia.

Polka Franciszka Jopczyh-
ska, II letnia dziewczyna, 20.
stala wczoraj skazana ma 2 la
ia wiezienia "a kradziez. Spra.
wa toczy}a sic pred przysis.
g}ymi u sedziego Chetlaina.
Jopczy6ska skrad2a jeszcze W
zeszlym miesiacu domu Pau
liny Levy z p. n. 6O5 ma Mil.
waukee ave. $50 got6wka, ca.
Ia mase poscieli, tray suknie i
rome inne przedmioty. Pewns
Geese skradzionych rzeczy zna-
leziono u oskar1onej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-20

ME zabrano. Takich sedzi6w
pokoju r6wniez pociagnie sic
do odpowiedzialnosci "a wy
stawianie rozkaz6w i'm blanco.
Sedzia Brentano popiera calym
swym wp}ywem postepowanie
tel organizacyi.
W og6le W najbliaszej przy
sz}osci zostana poruszone wszel.
kie sprezyny, by polozyt ko.
nice nieprawnemu utrzymywa'
niu dom6w cry W miescie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-20
MOraes i PeixOttO.

Rio DE JANEIRo, 19 wrzes-
MIA, = Nowo obrany prezy-
dent Brazylii Moraes mia}
wczoraj 4godzinns rozmowe z
dotychczasowym prezydentem
Peixoto. Konferencya by}a zu :.
pe}nie sekretna. Pc naradzie
Moraes objasnil przyjaciolom,
il Peixotto traktowa} 60 zupe},
ME przyzwoicie : i przedsta.
viii mu swe plany walki z po-
wsta1cami, azeby gdy Moraes
obejmie prezpdenture, widzial,
jak stojaIrzeczy. Peixotto mial
przyobiecae, ze W listopadzie
odda ostatecznie wladze W re-.
ce Moraesa = sam ustapi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-20
Zaburzenia g6rnicze W Szkocyi.

Zaburzenia gornicze W Szk0cyi.
EDYNBURG, 19 Wrzesnia. =
Wczoraj wieczorem W poblizu
kopaloi Logana pod Mother
well mialy miejsce bardzo gro
zne zaburzenia. Strajkujscy
g6rnicy W liczbie 5000 ludzi
napadli ma kopaluis, kt6rej
broni} oddzia}, z}ozony re stu
konstabl6w. G6rnicy rzucali
kamieniami i uzywali proc;
policya broni4a sig pa}kami.
W rezultacie po zacietej walce
odparto konstabl6w. q elias
gowa .donosza, il tam przygo-
towuje sic do wyruszenia ma
miejsce rozruch6w nowy zbroj-
ny oddzia} policyi. Wyrusza
on specyalnym pociagiem. Oh.
Robertson, sekretarz Fedora
cyl g6rnik6w, zatelegrafowa1
do sekretarza spraw wewnetrz.
nych Asquitha, zadajac sledz-
twa z powodu mniemanej bru'
talnej napasci policyi ma straj-
kieroR
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-20

wolweru strzeli} do uciekaja.
cych piee razy try razy~ ira
FL. Asystent szeryfa, syn je.
60, zostal raniony W piers;
Butch Heading, jeden ranio-
nych wiezni6w, prawdopodo. ).
bnie smiertelnie zosta} ranionY,
a wszystkich trzech uciekaja
cych pochwycono i ma nowo
zamknieto.
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Cholera W Niemezech.

BERLIN, 1890 wrzesnia. =
w Prusach wschodnich W cia-
gu tygodnia po d. II wrzesnia
zachorowa}o ma cholere % O.
sob i zmar}o dziewiee. W OBJ
wodzie mad Elba byi jeden
wypadek zarazY i jedeu W
Pesse Nassau.
Mad Renem zachorowa}y
dwie osoby i dwie zmarly. Ma
Szlazku bylo 81 nowych wy
padk6w i 90 smierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-20

przeiscia g6rskie, prowadzace
do Chin. Flota chi1ska jest
zdezorganizowana. Sadza, re
zaraz po oczyszczeniu Korei z
Chi6czyk6W Japo6czycy wyls
duia ma wybr1eza Mandzuryi
i uderza ma Mukden, gl6wne
miasto prowincyi. Ztamtad be,
ds mieli otwarts droge do Pc.
kinu. Nastapi to, jesli tylko
obecnie ME zosta0ie zawarty
pok6j. To ostatnie jest praw-
dopodobnem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-20
Telegramy krajoWe.
Zwiazek katolicki niemiecki.

New YORK, 19 wrzesnia.
Dzisiaj zsko1czy3a sic konwen-
eva Zwiazku centralnego ME-
mieckiego katolickiego u1oze.
MEM rezolucyj i wybraniem u
lzednik6w. w rezolucyach
szczeg6lnie wyrazono potrzebe
swieckiego panowania Papie-
ia, podnlesiono waanosc ency.
kliki Ojca swietego W sprawie
robotniczej i zaznaczono po-
trzebe wznoszenia i utrzymy.
wanna szko{ parafialnych. Ma
miejsce przysz1ej konwencyi
obrano Albany, N. Y; ma
ona sic odbye W 8 niedziele
1895. Urzednik6w wybrano
nastepujaey ch: Adolf Weber
z Racine, Wis PREF; W. A.
Wolf z New Yorku, wice-pre
zes; H. Feldhans Louisville,
KY, 3 vice pref; Alfred Ste-
ckle z Milwaukee, sekr.; H.
V. Schiller z Covington, sekr.
finans.; John F. Brinkmann z
z Terre Haute, kasyer. Opr6cz
tego wybrano komitet wyko'
nawczy po jednym wice.pre-
zydencie z kazdego Stanu.
Brojenia A. P. A'st6w.
AMsBURY, Mass, 19 wrzes.
w Salisbury dzisiaj zamknie.
to pewna klase W szkole sre-
dniej (Gramar School) po.
wodu, re nauczycielka zostala
zamianowana katoliczka, pan
ma Izabella Cavenaugh. Parma
Cavenaugh objsla posade W
ponledzia4ek i natychmiast po-
wstalo niezmierne -oburzenie
pomiedzy czlonkami American
Protective Association, ktorzy
oswiadczyli, ze- ME dopuszczs,
azeby zawiesic ameryka1ska
choragiew mad szko1a, dop6ki
katoliczka W niej jest nauczy-
cielka. Wladza szkolna tym-
czasowo rozwiaza}a klase, W
kt6rej panna Cavenaugh by1a
nauczycielka.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, 1890
wrzes. Najwisksze polityc2ne
zebranie, jake kiedykolwiek
tu sic odbywa1o, wczoraj mieli
tu republikanie. Zako1czy}o
sic ono ogromuem zwyciezt-
wen A. P. A'st6w we wszy.
stkich prawie wardach; nawet
W 5 wardzie, gdzie exbur-
mistrz E. S. Bradford by1 kan
dydatem, A. P. A'sci go po
bill.
DamOkratyczna StanOwa kOn'
wencya W Ohio.
COLUMBUS, o., 19 wrzeslia.
Dzisiaj odby}a sic tu stanowa
konwencya demokratyczna, ma
kt6rej prezydowa} Frank Hurt
Toledo. w platformie, admi.
nistracyi Clevelanda oddano
wielkie pochwaly, ostro wyste.
powano przeciw stanowej ad-
ministracyl gubernatora Nc
Kinleya i r68nie ostro pote
piono zwiazek A.P.A'st6w. Je-
den z mowcow wyraznie o.
swiadczyl, re aaden prawy de-
mokrata do zwiazku A. P.
A'st6w nalezeG ME moze. O.
swiadczono sic take "a wy
bieraniem Senator6w zwiazko.
wych wprost przez nar6d.
w koncu obrano take handy,
dat6w ma urzedy krajowe.