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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

Rev. Don. S. Colt took for the subject Of
his discourse Sunday morning the deplor-
able social condition and tendencies Of the
present time, and the attitudes, respect
ing, maintained by the church and the
world thereto. 1t was an effort devoid
of gloves, poetry or sentiment. In scor-
ing the stiff necked pride OF modern
christianity for the lack of those elements
Of meekness in the Master aud that of
His consuming love for the lowly of this
earth. he admitted that much of the
worlds criticism of the church was true
aud deserved. Reformers of the past had
timely saved people from frac.icidal
carnage and destruction in hours seem
ingly no more portentious with dissatis-
faction and unrest than those which now
confront the American people and the
civilization of western Europe. Chris
tianity such as Christ taught and
lived, was such as Is more nearly
eXemplified in the directions he urged, by
the Salvation Army than by any eclesias-
tical organization extant. There was
scarcely an optomistic note in all the eu-
tire array of unvalnished truths under
which his membership squirmed and cried
out ''amen," by tnrns, as his burning
words of bolduess aud conviction forced
their way TO the bar of the inner CON
science. We were only sorry that in his
ending we should have, in a way, explain
ed his independent and wholesome criti-
cism of modern christianity. There are
very few me1, indeed. who can be found
standing, as Christ stood looking down on
Jerusalem, and eXclaiming; ''Oh. We
generation of hypocrites {! and yet hold to
Christ's forgiving spirit of meekness.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27
In Boston, Of Course.

Sim going to get married, said he
as he placed hand as large as Dutch
cheese upon the counter, 'and l want
a wedding cake.
''It is customary, nowadays" said
the pretty bakery girl, ito have the
materials of the cake harmonic with
the calling of the bridegroom For a
musician, now, we have an oat cake;
for the man who has no calling and
lives on his friends, the sponge cake;
for a newspaper paragrapher, spico
ca Ike, and so on. What is your calling,
olease?"
''I'm pugilistr
''Then you want a pound cake
Texas SiftingS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27
PERSONALS.

r. II. brennan of Hennessy was at the
Carey hotel last evening.
W. III. Claggetr of Lexington, Ill, is in
the city on a prospecting tour.
S. S. Ashbaugh of kiEgman was doing
business in the city yesterday.
w. A. Harrison of Pratt was among the
guests at the Carey last night.
Charles Collins of Hutchinson was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Henry Goldsmith of Winfield was visit
ing his brother yesterday.
United States Attorney W. c. Perry was
here on legal business yesterday.
Otto Miller of Hutchinson was down
yesterday on business.
Charles w. Carey went to Chicago yes
:erday.
j. p. Love, one of the leading Jacksoni-
an disciples of Caldwell was doingbusiness
in the city yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27
ANOTHER 1RRIGArIoN CONVENTION

The Interstate Irrigation association will
hold its next convention in Omaha March
2l and -. 1894, under the supervision of
the Omaha Commercial club. The states
and territories participating are Nebraska,
Kansas, Wyoming, Colorado, North and
South Dakota, Montana, Texas and New
Mexico. Under the call delegates will be
appointed as follows: State governors will
appoint ten delegates; mayors of cities,
five delegates; county clerks. five delegates;
boards of trade, three delegates. Russell
Harding aud 6. W. Clement are members
Of the executive committee from this city
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27
THROWING LEwELLING OVERHEARD.

Tom Fitch and John 5 Richardson went
to Topeka last night TO attend a meeting
of the Democratic committeeman. The
meeting was called at the request of the
Democrats at Washington for the purpose
of throwing Governor Lewelling overheard
and calling au early convention, at which
q ticket will be placed in nomination,
headed by either Harris OF Leavenworth or
McCiever;y Of Fort Scott. The purpose of
an early convention is 10 make a ticket,
offer it to the Populists for Endorsement or
make them eat crow.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27
HEARTY RESPONSE.
Seventeen Hundred Dollars Subscribed for the
Auditorium

Wichita still retains that spirit of
enterprise which has made her famous the
country over.
Yesterday Mr.. c. W. Biting started out
with the auditorium subscription list and
met with hearty reception.
Mahan Brothers required no arguments.
They realizsd at a glance the Importance
of the movement and without asking
question they put down their names for
$500.
Jacob Eckert was next seen and down
went his name for $2C0.
This, with the contributions of Mayor
Carey and the travelling men. makes 81. 700.
The travelling men intend to do even
better and it is not at all unlikely that
they will swell their contribution to 81, 600
If the good work continues as it has
begun the building will be completed and
ready for occupancy in two or three
months.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27
tOikT NOTES

The Hancher case Will be set probably
today.
The bond OF a. J. Applegate has been
offered to the county commissioners Tor
their approval.
No business OF Importance was trans
acted in the probate court yesterpay.
Yesterday Judge Reed signed the sen-
tences Of the parties convicted during the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27
A Fatal One.

Bingo Ito Real Estate Agent)-Now,
sir, my wife has taken great fancy to
that last house you showed us; but it
q little more than / want to pay. Can't
you throw out some objection that will
make her change her mind?
Real Estate Agent-Yes, sir. I'll tell
her you say you won't live in any other.
Puck
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27
MERRITT MlLLER'S DEATH.

The funeral of Merritt A. Miller took
place yesterday afternoon at the family
residence and the services were conducted
by Rev. Heudryx and DR.. Winters. Mr.
Miller was n young man much esteemed
and respected and his death was a sad
stroke to his numerous friends. He died
of consumption after protracted illness
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27
JUDGE DALE TOWN.

Judge Frank Dale of Oklahoma was In
the city yesterday Ell route home from
Washington where he had beea consult
ing about territorial affairs. Judge Dale
found nothing interesting to tell ei:her
about Oklahoma or Washington excep.
that the former is in good shape and
rapidly developing into thriving snd
prosperous commonwealth. He reporss
the Wichita contingent in Oklahoma
doing well both materially and politically.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

V. Carter and wife of burke, Pa, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gould of the
Santa Fe railway. After remaing short
ia Wichita they, with Mr.. and Mrs Gould,
AS well AS the latter's mother, will leave
for California to visit the midwiuter fair.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27
ARRESTED A SLICK FELLOW.

AhhENIED a SDIIh FEDIION.
W. j. Copeland was arrested yesterday
for obtaining money under false pretense.
He secured S13 from Judge Wall and $50
from Attorney Miller In both cases he
gave for security mortgages on property
which he did not own. He is seemingly a
slick fellow and his modus operandi is to
pretend to be an intimate friend of some
of the relatives of the family o. his victim.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

Arson Skinner camp will meet at Gar.
field hall at O'Clock this afternoon to at
tend memorial services. Regular meeting
at 7:30 this evening.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

At the home of NJ. G. Babb, corner
Hunter and Lulu avenue, on the 25 inst,
by Rev. Geo. Il. Smith, Noah E. Hagerty
and Jennie Z. Proctor, both of Wichita
They intend to make their home in the
south part of the CITY
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

rheumatism is a very painful af-iction, ard
be who hnds a remedy which will give relief
mich more cure, !. justified 10 proelziTnsng tie
merits Of that medicine that Others similarly
afflicted may learn how 70 be cured Judge
7. H. Saunders of osceoia. Eeb., senior vice.
commander and present commander Of J. T.
Reynolds Post No. ., q. a Z. voluntarily writes:
&C / Hood s. Co, Lowell. Mass:
:" Dear slrs: / zas in the army four years. N
and about Richmond, Va IL i-s4, While az City
Point. Va, was wounded ard contracted SCI
a,ica and rheumatism ! have suffered ever
since. and have been treated BY physicians most
Il The time. JOS; the Use Of I1y lcft leg sfsf
side. and have TIED almost every medicine
known beside. the Treatment given b re oy ny
physicians. and think have had the bess z
the country. tIt failed % get relief Every
spring was fat Oh my back. and mast ssy tisas
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27
MEMORIAL SERVICE.

A brief memorial service over the re
mains of the late Rev. John McCollister
will be held by Garfield post at the post this
afternoon at o'clock. All comrades are
expected to be present to pay this last
tribute of respect,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

A regular communication Of Sunf1ower
lodge No. So, A r. aud A, NJ, will oe held
this evening, All members ara requested
TO be- present as business Of Importance
will be presented
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

There will be meeting of the directors
OF the board of trade at their rooms in the
Sedgwick block, at Z o'clock this Tuesday,
evening. By order of the president.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

Stella Agnes Chesire died yesterday at
the home of her parents, 1902 East Hunter
avenue. She was months old.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

The social which was to have been given
on next Wednesday evening bv the Ladies
Aid society of the First Presbyterian
church, has been postponed on account of
the syangelistic meetings now in progress
in the CITY.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

-'rreacher made big mistake Sum
day and lost a good collection. -
"How?' "Well, he appointed bill
collector to go round with the plate,
and blamed if every man in the congre.
cation didn't ask him to call again on
the 15th"-Atlanta Constitution.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

There will be a meeting of the Ways:ds
Home association Tuesday morning, Feb
%. at 10 O'Clock at the office of DR.. Mary
Gage Day.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

NJ. J. Oliver, who has been quite sick
for the past two weeks, is recovering,
greatly to the delight of his numerous
friends.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

The Junior Christian Eudeavor society
of the United Presbyterian church will
serve refreshments Tuesday evening at
corner of First and Ohio.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

Edgar Whitman, aged 2 years. died at
the home Of his parents, 1886 Washington
avenue, OF measles.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27
Che aa1iets Daily eagle Tuesday oug bruaru ~ 1884

Governor Leweliing was IN town yester-
day. He declined 10 state who he would
appoint to fill the vacancy caused by the
fiigbo and disgrace OF Adjusans General
ArIZ
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

Woman's Relief Corps and Ladies' Aid
society will meet at 423 North Main street
this afternoon at o'clock to attend the
funeral Of Rev. John McCollister in a
bOdy
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

Special communication of Wichita
lodge No. 90. A. +. and A. NJ, at 7:30 this
evening Work III first.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

Regular meeting equal suffragists at
DR.. Tiffany's at 2.30 p. M, tomorrow.
Subject: The Reformation in England.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

Caroline Harrison circle will meet al
Garfield hall at o'clock this afternoon te
attend memorial services.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27
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The directors of the w. c. T. T., meet
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The regular
meeting will be omitted.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

Joseph Wasbauer Of Andale was thrown
from his wagon yesterday in a runaway
that occurred near Pine street, and his
head was quite seriously injured
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27
Moods sarsapariria is the Best

medicine have ever taken u has done ne
the Eso<s good II vas recommended 30 ne t7r
rheumatism, and ! an satisfied and kaoS t1zaf
II vii 60 an that yoa sl4fz fey g - zsI
want TO say hat Il vii raise fellow fEo1a tss
dead: bat 3. vii cone the Beares; e Dong Il
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-27

STAMPS FOR SALE AT THE COUNT
ING ROOM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
Nieposfuszenstwo ze wzgled0w
religijnych.

Dzienniki wiedehskie opowiadsja,
il swieao opusoii wiezienie niejaki
Stefan Csatlos, zoinierz putku pie
choty, rodem Kalocsy ma Wegrzech,
ktory podczas parady wojskowej ME
wystrzelil ma komende: ,,Ognia"-a
pociagniety do sledztwa oswiadczyi,
IL nalesy do sekty ,Nazarehozykow"
i ze jego religia zabrania mu uaywa.
mia broni palnej. DOdss nadto, ze iw
przyszlosci, cobadzby MIN czynio'
no, ME bedzie strzelas. skazano go
wieo "a niesubordynacye ma diva lata
wiezienia, gdy po odsiedzeniu tel
kary zn6w stawil opor, skazano 60
ponownie ma diva POI roku ciezkie-
90 wiezienia. w tych dniach
i ia kara sic skohczyla Csatlos musi
jeszcze przez diva lata odbywa6 sfuz-
be wojskowa. Tym razem wcielono
90 do pulku Molinary'ego W Bosnii.
Wypadki takie-zawsze zsekta "Na-
zarehczykow"-nie So podobno W ar
mil austry ackiej rzadkoscia'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
Czescy fObuzi.

Policyant Frank Kriz, Czech, pei
macy sluAbe ma stacyi policyjnej prey
Hinman str, wczoraj wieczorem WI
dzias ma rogu 10 ulicy Robey str.
czterech chsopc6w bijacych sic po.
znal W Mich Franka Mitisza, Jak6ba
Kaloznika, J6zefa Pleva Franka
Bezlowskiego. Chcia1 ich rozbroic,
ale ch}opcy zwrocili sic przeciw ME-
mu ieden Mich rzuci{ kamieniem
W policyanta ranil 60 bolesnie W
glove, poczem wszyscy czterej roz-
biegli sic ma rome strony. Policyant
stracil ma chwile przytomnose. Ma on
ma g}owie rane 6 cali diuga, kt6ra
przez kilka dni uczyni go niezdolnym
do pe}nienia sluzby, MIN przyszedi
do siebie, chlopcow juz ME byio W
poblizu. spodziewaja sic jednak zna-
lezc ich wkrotce, zw}aszcza, ze So oni
dobrze znani policyi i kazdy Mich
iuz "a kradziez bywai karany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
CiekaWe Odkryeie.

MADRYT, ego marca. :
Depesza z Carthageny donosi,
IL policya otrzyma}a sekretna
informacye, IL W starym forcie
Conception znajduje sic sk}ad
materya}6w wybuchowych, u
rzadzony przez anarchist6w.
Fort ten ley W gruzach i obe-
cnie do cel6w wojskoWych ME
sluzy. Policya uda}a sic ma
miejsce i przekona2a sic, ze
istotnie informacya by}a praw-
DIVA. W gruzach znaleziono
pewns ilosG materyal6w wybu-
chowych, nadto 4 bomby ma.
pe}nione prochem, trzy dyna-
mitowe i znaczna liczbe kapsli
sluzyc majacych do wywolania
eksplozyi. Odkrycie to zrobi-
10 wielks sensacye, Policya
poszukuje teraz wlascicieli
tych przyrzad6w, dotad napr6.
InO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
TelsSramy ZasTanleEle.
Gladstone zrezygnoWaf.

LoND1N, Ago marca. :
Gladstone ustapil urzedu.
Nastapilo to wczoraj po sekret-
nei radzie ministr6w. Krolo-
wa Wiktorya rezygnacye ts
zatwierdzi4a. Pierwszym mi
nistrem zostai lord Roseberry.
Wiadomosci te urzedownie O.
gloszone zosta}y mad wieczo-
rem. Wieczorem odby} sic
bankiet poaegnalny dla Glad,
stone'a u Earla Kimberley,
kt6ry zapewne zostauie mini
strem spraw zagranicznych ma
miejsce lorda Rosebery ego.
Wczoraj, pomimo niedzieli, lord
Rosebery objs} urzsdowanie i
odbyl zaraz pierwszs rads mi
nisteryalns W swej rezydencyi.
Wszyscy ministrowie byli O.
becni. U}ozono wys}ano do
kr6lowej list, zawiadamiajacy
o sk}adzie nowego rzadu. w
poniedzialek o godz. S-iej lord
Rosebery bedzie mial pos1u-
chanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
NOtatki telegraticzne
4 Zagranicy.

Z Odessy telegrafuja, IL W po'
4udniowej Rosyi W sobote mad VIE
czorem daily sic uczu6 dose silLe
wstrzasnienia ziemi.
- W Aussig W Austryi odkryto
kompletna fsbryke fa}szywych pie
niedzy. Aresztowano 4-ch falszerzy.
= Ww6z srebra do Persyi zosta}
zabroniony.
= Urodzai wilma W Austryi zapo,
wiada sic W tym roku swietnie.
Z Rzymu zaprzeczaja stanowczo
pogsoskom o rezygnacyi JEks. kar-
dyna{a Led6chowskiego ze stanowi-
ska prefekta Propagandy.
= W2ochy chca podobno wystapi6
interwenoya W Brazylii.
= Zarzadca g}ownym kana3u Sue
zkiego zosta} mianowany Maher Pa
sza, EgipcyaniD, znany wr6g Angli-
k6w.
w Quebec, W Kanadzie, uwie-
ziony zosta{ "a fa3szerstwo wice-hra-
bia de Villeneuve, msody czlowiek
re swiata eleganckiego.
Jenerai Vasquez, by{y prezy-
dent rzeczyp. Honduras, kt6ry schro-
nil sic do rzeozyp. Salvador, zostas
tam uwieziony.
= Yacht ksiecia Walii "Britanii"
wygraa nagrode 1000 fr. W wysoigu,
odbytym ma morzu srodziemnem, W
poblizu Msrsylii.
W Chill odby}y sic wczoraj
wybory. spok6i ME zostas zaks6cony.
= Sultan Marokko zgodzi1 sic O.
statecznie wypssci6 Hiszpsnii 20 mi
lionow fir. odszkodowania powodu
zajsc pod Melilla.
= Komisya parlamentarna, kt6rej
berlihsks Radapahstwa oddaaa traktat
handlowy Rosya, juz przyjesa
pierwsze jego punkta.
W Buda Peszcie byla wczoraj
wielka manifestacya liberalow ma
rzecz malzehstw cywilnych toleran-
cyl dla zyd6w (9.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
ZuchWafy rOzbOi.

Wozoraj okolo godz' POI do lo
wieczorem John Sammons, wlasciciel
piwiarni pm. 1913 E. IL str, stai "a
swoim stofem wyszynkowym, roma.
wiaiac z trzema gos6mi, kiedy weszso
trzech innych mezczyzn nasunietY-
mi ma czolo kapeluszami. Juz ia oko.
lioznos6, re nowoprzybyli widocznie
chcieli ukry6 swe twarze, obudzlsa
podejrzenie u obecnyoh, podejrze-
ME to natychmiast sic sprawdziso,
gdyz nowi ci ugoscie", wyjawszy re-
wolwery, zblizyli sic do rozmawiaja.
oych zazadali oddania pieniedzy,
jake maja przy sobie. Poniewaz "a.
den napadnietych ME miaa Przy
sobie rewolweru, przeto ME pozostaio
i'm mic innego, jak us1ucha6 rozkazu;
sam wlasciciel piwiarni bys zmuszoDy
patrze6 spokojnie, jak jeden rabu-
slow wypr6znia1 jego kase. zdobycz
rabusi6w, kt6rzy zaraz sic wyniesli,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
Podr0z khedyWa Egiptu.

KA1R, Ago marca. = Khe-
dyw Abbas zamierza odbyc W
tym roku podr6z po Europe i
odwiedziG gl6wne jej dwory.
Wyruszy Kairu z poezst,
klein maja i uda sic najpierw
do Wiednia, Petersburga, Ber-
lima Paryzu. Do Londynu
przybedzie ma ko1cu, ME
wczesniej niz W drugiej POLO
vie czerwca. Przyjecie khe.
dywa W Anglii bsdzie bardzo
uroczyste. Ma pomieszczenie
w}adcy Egiptu bedzie przygo:
towany palac Buckingham. 4
Londynu khedyw uda sic W
dalsza podroa po Anglii i
Szkocyi i zwiedzi miasta
Portsmouth, Birmingham,
Manchester, Liverpool i Glas
Cow. Powr6ci do Egiptu ma
Wlasnym yachcie, kt6ry obec-
ME buduia mu W Auglii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
Zn6W zwyciestWO CrispiegO.

RzYM, 4 marca. - Wczoraj
W Izbie deputoWanych prey
szla pod obrady i giosowanie
kwestya og}oszenia stanu wo-
jennego ma wyspie Sycylii.
Oczekiwano, ze Izba zatwier-
dzi, jako wlasciwe, dzia}ania
rzadu, ale nigdy sic ME spo-
dziewano ogronnej Wiekszoscl,
jaka potraf} zyskac Crispi. Z
liczby 400 cz}onkow Iaby %
bylo nieobecnych, a "a "a
twierdzeniem stanu oblezenia
glosowalo 342. Sadza zresz-
ia, re to zwycieztWo Crispie-
go ME przesadza wcale spraw
nastepnych, jak program fl
nansowy i zadanie W}adzy sa-
modzielnej dla Crispiego. w
tych punktach moze on zostac
pobity.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
Wystep pani Modrzeiewskiej.

Jak juz donosilismy, dis W tea
trze Hooleya W Chicago rozpoczyna-
j4 sic wystepy naszej znakomitej ar
tystki paui Heleny Modrzejewskiej'
Trwa6 one beda tydzieh. DIS wie'
czorem artystka nasza gra ,,Marye
Stuart, jutro i W piatek wieczorem
wystapi W ,Magdzie" sudermana'
W srode beda diva przedstawienia'
popoludniowe wieczorne. Ma pier
wszem pani M. grad bedzie nKamil'
le", ma drugiem Porcye W nKupcu
Weneckim". w sobote ma popo1ud-
Move przedstawienie dane bedzie
,,Jak wan sic podoba", wieczorem
nMacbeth''.
Jak widzimy, repertuar przewaznie
zsozony jest ze sztuk szekspira. Ga
zety amerykahskie juz z CORY witaja
z zapa}em nasza artystke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
Napad uliczny.

q Turynu VIC W1oszech donosza,
IL W tych dniach ma placu Mopferate
napadniety tam zosta} wieczorem i
ugodzony dwoma pchnieciami Doza
milioner mieiscowy, Giuseppe Pavia,
kt6rego majatek szacuja ma 30 Milo
now lir6w. Ma szczescie, zosta} tylko
lekko raniony 2yciu jego ME zagra-
"a niebezpieczehstwo. sprawca ma.
padu ma razie uciek1, niebawem je.
dnak zglosil sic W policyi i zeznaf, IL
widzenia tylko zna1 P. Pavia, ME
ma do .niego zadnej urazy, zamor-
dowa6 60 chcia1 tylko z g3odu,
dla zwrocenia ma siebie uwagi i zy.
skania jakiej opieki lub piracy. Praw-
dopodobnie napastnik jest ob}aka-
nym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
Cztery Oredzia burmistrza.

Burmist Hopkins dzisiaj wieczo
rem Radzie miejskiej przediozy az
cztery oredzia. Pierwsze Mich tyczy
sic ME mniej, niz 102 uchwal Rady
miejskiej, odwosujaoych dawniejsze
uohwaiy W sprawie naprawy pew
nych ulic. Sprawa to taxa. Alderma'
nj czesto bardzo dla pozyskania TASK
obywateli W swych wardach przepro'
wadzaja uchwaly, moca kt6rych maja
bye zaprowadzone pewne ulepszenia,
naprawy ulic, brukowanie itp. W tel
lub owej stronie miasta. Rozpisuja
sic podatki specyalne, rozpoozynaja
roboty miernioze itp.-miasto wyda'
je setki, a czesto tysiace dolar6w
ma to wstepne roboty-poozem Rada
mieiska znowu, ,,dla oszczedzenia
koszt6w" odwo}uje to pierwotne-
czesto jednogsosne uchwa1y-i pie
niadze wydane ma roboty przedwstep'
ne So jakby W bsoto rzucone. Bur-
mistrz Hopkins przedtem juz Oswald
czy} Radzie miejskiej, ze stanowczo
zaklada6 bedzie swe veto ma takie u
chwa,y ,,odwosujace", apomimo tego
Rada miejska ME mniej niz lo2 po'
dobnych uchwai powziela ma ostat-
Mich posiedzeniach. Tel to sprawy
tyczyc sic bedzie pierwsze oredzie
burmistrza. Drugie tyczy6 sic bedzie
pewnyoh zmian, kt6re burmistrz zy-
ozy}by sobie widzie6 zaprowadzone
W koncesyi nadanej North Chicago
Electric Railway Company, zamierza'
jacej budowa6 kolej elektryczna do
Bownsanntle i Jefferson Park W po-
laczeniu kolejami linowemi. Trze-
Gle oredzie tyczy sic sprawy podnie-
sienia tor6w kolejowych W miescie,
a czwarte urzedu inspektora koa6w,
ktory zdaniem burmistrza powinien
pobiera6 pensya, a miastu oddawa6
dochody tego urzedu, t.j. nalezy-
tosci pobrane cd wlascicieli takich
kotl6w parowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
NIADOMOSCl MIEJSCONR
Zab0jstWO.

Pomiedzy Ludwikiem Peters Se-
bastyanem Meyer oddawna istniaia
nieprzyjazh, kt6ra juz kilkakrotnie
doprowadzaia do gwaitownych spree
GEEK b6jek. Wczoraj wieczorem
Meyer przyszea do stacyi policyjnej
przy w. Chicago ave. z przyjacie-
lem swym, Johnem Goetz, z ktorym
mieszka razem pm. 1873 N. Curtis str,
i skarzyl sic, ze sasiad jego, Ludwik
Peters, zam. pm. al N. Curtis str.
grozi} mu zastrzeleniem. Urzednik
radzis mu postarac sic rozkaz are
sztowania Petersa, Meyer odszeds,
m6wiac, ze dla wsasnego bezpieczeh-
stwa revolver nabity nosi re soba.
Potem odeszli obaj z Goetzem do do
mu. w poblizu mieszkania ich jed.
nakae Peters wyskoczyl ukrycia i
dwukrotnie uderzywszy Meyera W
piers, obalil go ma ziemie. Meyer
podnioslszy sic, wystrzeli} diva razy
W powietrze, azeby spsoszy6 napast-
nika; ten istotnie sic cofnal, ale zaraz
potem powrocil LAO Meyera rzucis
sic "a niego. Goetz pr6bowas uspo-
koi6 go, ale Petersa to rozgniewaio
tylko jeszcze bardziej. 'Chcias pono,
wnie rzuci6 sic ma Meyera, a wtedy
ten strzelil diva razy i rani1 smiertel'
ME przeciwnika.
w teize chwili nadeszlo dw6ch
policyant6w, kt6rzy aresztowali Me-
vera Goetza, a Petersa odessali do
szpitala powiatowego' By1 raniony
W oko iopatke; okoio godz. Lei po
p6lnocy umars. Meyer jest szwajca-
rem z trudnoscia tylko wyslawia sic
po angielsku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
Widokf Home Rule'' dla
Irlandyi s}abe.

DUBLIN, Ago marca. -
W Limerick odby} sic dis
wielki mityng polityczny, ma
kt6rym prezydowa} burmistrz
tego miasta. Wypowledzlaf
on move, W kt6rej oswiadczyl,
il rezygnacya GJadstone'a o.
znacza, IL sprawa nHome
Rule" dla Irlandyi stoi zle. =.
Jest ona stracons ma dlugi sze
reg lat. W Gladstone Irlan'
dya tract najgoretszego zwo:
lennika jej samorzsdu : i
jedynego cz}owieka, kt6ryby
ostatecznie te sprawe zdo1af
przeprowadzie.