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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
THE BUCKEYE OUTLOOK.

Republicans Claim They VIII Have the
Big Fight on Legislature.
Columbus, Ohio. November 4.-The
Republicans concede that the plurality
back to it's normal figure of from Is, 600
to 3O 600. The Democrats claim it will
be wiped out and that ex-Gov. Campbell
will be elect ed by 10000. The committees
make 10 estimates. The Democrats base
their hopes of success upon opposition in
his own part to Foraker, whose faction
secured control of the convention at
GAINESVILLE, and dictated the nomination
of Gen. Bushnell. Both parties are claim
ing the legislature.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
BATH HAPPENINGS.
A Fire There Yesterday-Hose Reel Cap
d-Reception to Clergyman.
[spEcIA1. TO THE rREss.1

ESPECIAL TO THE PRESS.J
Bath, November 4.-An alarm of fire
this afternoon called out the department.
which discovered a fire in progress at the
Ira Mason house, situated on High near
Winthrop, street and occupied by man
named Morse. The barn, shed and ell
we're destroyed. While on the way to the
fire, hand hose reel being hauled by the
house OF Hose 3, was capsized near the
corner of Middle and Centre streets, The
reel was being use in place OF the regular
hose wagon, which was badly smashed by
collision with a lamp post two weeks
ago.
The people of Wesley church gave re-
oept ion to their pastor, Rev. S. I. West
hafer, who soon leaves for Chattanooga,
Tenn, where he has accepted call to
preach.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
THAT MONROE DOCTRINE,
Bayard Waiting for Salisbury's More
Definite Reply.

The Latter Wished to Consult Leading In
ternational Lawyers Before Replying to
Olney's Memorada-They Have Not
Been Heard From as Yet.
London. November Ambassador
Bayard still awaits q more definite reply
to the memorandum of Secretary Olny,
defining the United States Interpretation
of the Munroe doctrine, as applicable to
the Venezuelan situation.
In acknowledging the receipt OF the
document, Lord Salisbury informed Mr..
Bayard, that he desired to consult the
leading international lawyers cn the
points advanced.
Those International jurists have not yet
made a report to Lord Salisbury.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
IN NEW YORK.

State-Republicans Make No Boasts.
Albany. N. Y, November A con-
ference of Dem ocratic leaders was held
here today. Estimated majorities of
eleven counties placed in the Democratic
column aggregate $4,000. The
majorities in the Republican counties
aggregate $1,000 The estimate of the
Democratic state committee is $1,000
plurality for the state tickeet.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
And a Huge Mass Of Granite Was
Torn Assunder.
THE BIGGEST BLAST EVER FIRED
IN MAINE.
IT Was Entirely succ ccessful-15O,O00 Tons
of Granite Shaken and Six Tons of
Powder Used-Dynamite Added Liveli-
ness to the Concoction esidents of St.
George Rest Easy Again.
ESPECIAL TO THE pREss.l

ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.1
Rookland, November AT exactly 1. So
O'Clock this afternoon James Smith, son
of thes foreman at the Long Cove Granite
quarry, at st. George, pressed an electric
button and one thousand feet distant,
huge mass of granite, estimated on the
aggregate about 10000 TONS was torn
assunder. So perfectly did the blast work
in harmony with what its projectors
wanted, that objects fifty feet distant
were not disturbed, and the anxious IN
habitants of the village turned happily
to their homes, in no wise affected by
the slight shock which the explosion
eaused.ss
This blast was planned about year
ago by a nu mber of the Booth Bros. of
the Hurricane Island Granite Company,
which owns the quarry. and it's object
being to produce more ready granite.
A Z shaped tunnel was dug in the sido
of the quarry, the main trunk being 80
feet,in length and the arms 36 and30 feet,
respectively. The. other dimensions were
such as to admit the laborers. who exca-
waited ito comparatively free passage.
At the end of each arm the powder was
stored in about equal quantities. Over
six tons was used in all. A large amount
OF powerful dynamite, was added to insure
the success of the blast. The latter end
of the work was nnder the oversight of
an expert from Missouri. He figured that
little or no damage would be done. but
as lnatterl Of prscaution every house
in the village was vacated and no one
was allowed within. half mile. except at
their own risk. From start to finish the
blast cost the owenrs over So, 800 and is
successful beyond all expectations.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
FOR TRIAL.
Rev. Hyatt smith Pleads ''Not Guilty" to
Charges.

Boston, November Ain the United
States court this morning Judge Nelson
overruled the demurrer of Rev. +. ID.
Smith and ordered the case to trial
Smith was then arraigned and pleaded
not guilty.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05

Some anxiety is felt in regard to the
schooner Hattie Barbour which is owned
in Bangor and Brewer. She left Rockland
on September 18th with a scargo of ice
for St. Thomas and has not been heard
of since. The run to St. Thomas is from
eighteen to twenty days. The schooner
is commanded by Capt. George EIskine
of Bucksport and was loaded by Carleton,
Norwood & Co. of Rockport.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
A. SPLIT IN THE A. P. A.
The Ohio State President Deposed for Put
ting the Order Into Politics.

Columbus, Ohio, November 4.-There
is serious split in the state organization
of the A. p. A., resulting in the
deposition of the State president. Charles
Wildasin of Springfield. d. T. Ramsey
of this city, member of the state legis-
lative committee, says that President
Wildasin was deposed by the unanimous
vote of the committee, for an attempt to
use the order in politics. He states it
was found that Wildasin attended the
Republican state convention and offered
the support of the order to several candi-
dates.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
Eugene Field Dead.

Chicago, November 4.-Eugene 4. Field,
poet and humorist, died at 5 O'Clock this
morning of heart disease at his residence
in Buena Park. Although Mr.. Field had
been ill for the past three days his death
was totally unexpected.
The Press Clup will hold a meeting
this afternoon to take appropriate action
on his death.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
LARGEST IN HISTORY.

1t Is Thought Kentucky VIII Break the
Record for Big Vote Today,
Louisville, KY, November AT Gen.
Harding's headquarters, confidence pre-
majority tomorrow, for the enti re Demo-
cratic ticket. Prominent Republicans
say that Bradley will carry the state by
from 5000 to 10000 1t is agreed by all
parties, that the largest vote ever polled
in the state will be given tomorrow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
Bad Accident at Rockland.

Rockland, Me-, November "A. j..
Burroughs, while at work this afternoon
in lime quarry. was struck and possibly
fatally injured by large piece of rock
which fell from the bank above, a
distance of fifty feet. He sustained
fractures of his left arm and shoulder
blade and ribs, besides internal injuries.
He was forty years old and has family.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
spanish Successful in Cuban Engage.
ment.

Puerto Principe, Cuba, November a.
While taking convoy to Guayimaro and
Cascorro garrison, the Spanish column.
commanded by Gen. Serrano Altamirat,
was attacked by about two hundred
rebels at Iona Del Salade, between
Guayimaro and Cascorro. The rebels fired
two volleys at the troops, who at once
responded. The rebels retreated, leaving
on the field five killed and eleven
wounded. The government loss was three
wounded, including one officer, whose in
iuries are serious.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
From Santiago.

Santiago De Cuba. November Col.
Tejedo,s column, Thursday, surprised q
rebel oaEnp on the Sissao and YsabelNa
farms along distriQt. The rebels ned
leaving three dead. The troops captured
a Quantity of effscts belonging tothe In ;,
surgents and DESTROYED the camp. q
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
CALLED HIM AN A. P. A.
And johnson Retaliated By Drawing
Pistol

Shot Frank Dowd In the 5sack-Crowd
Threatened to Mob Him-Intense Ex-
element.
Boston, November 4. I'm a Charlestown
saloon tonight, Frank Dowd, aged 2s,
and medical student called George e..
johnson OF Medford, an A. P. A.
johnson drew pistol and shot Dowd in
the back. johnson was arrested. A large
crowd gathered and threatened to mob
the prisoner, but no action was taken.
Dowd was taken to the hospital.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
I. H. Robinsnn Dead.
ESPECIAL TO THE PRESS. |

East Machias, November 4. 4.-Ivory H.
Robinson, principal of, the Washington
Academy, died today of typhoid fever.
He was graduate of Bowdoin, class
of 's7. He leaves widow and two chill
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
Local Weather Report.

Portland, November 4.-The local
weather bureau office records as to the
weather are the following:
sa. Barometer, 30,629; thermome-
ter 30. O: dew point, 27; humidity, 79;
wind, northwest; Velocity. 6; weather,
an Barometer, 80. 600; thermome-
ter. AZ. o; dew point, 40; humidity, 90;
wind, southwesti velocity, o; weather,
clear.
Mean daily thermometer, $50, maxi
,num therm ometer, 40; minimum ther-
mometer, 800; maximum velocity of
wind II, southwest; total precipitation,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
BEFORE THE FIGHT.
The Eve Of the Battle Of the
Ballots.
A BIG NOON MEETING In BOSTON
YESTERDAY.

A Big Vote Expected in Kentucky-Both
Parties Claim They Will Carry Ohio
Democratic Estimate in New York
Republicans Make No Predictions There
To-day VIII Tell the Story.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05

Ladies' Underwear Set, consisting
of Empire Gown, Marguerite Chemise
Drawers and Corset Cover, material
cambric, trimmed with deep ruff1e of
cluny lace and insertion. Actual val
ue $3.50 Special Price, $3.50.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
THE WEATHER
Fair.

Boston, November 4-Local forecast
for Tuesday: Fair; warmer; east to south
winds.
Washington, November 4. 4.-Forecast for
Tuesday for New England: Continued
fair during Tue sday, and may become
cloudy and threatening on the southeast
coast in the evening, east to south winds.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05

Neither did any other man in that day
dream of it, I say that we are mighty
power in this world, and We should put
ourselves in @ position where that power
shall be recognized by every known ma
tion of this world.
So | call your attention to the foreign
policy of Mr. Cleveland as it has been
illustrated. In order to do that wish
to 60 back to his first election. | think
he knew just as much then as he knows
now, just exactly. daughter Now
you take this
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05
AS DEAD AS JULIUS CEAsAR


for thirty years, in the face of the DEM
ocartic party in the Senate. He fright
ened then.out of their consistency, and
the result was, when we took tho vote
upon that treaty we lacked two or [ hree
of two-thirds of the Senate and imme-
diately after taking his seat Mr.. Cleye-
land took that treaty and carried it off
and it has never g. been sent back to the
Senate since Tee President did not want
that canal built, and in use. Mr.. Bayard
is English, you know" (Laughter) and
that canal has not been built, and today
the proposition is before the Congress
of the United States government to aid
in the building of it.
Now you may take every cd thing
and l admit that Mr.. Cleveland has done
some good things: he has stood like q
bulwark against deprecated currency,
he was patriotic in his treatment OF the
Chicago rioters-but you may put togeth-
or every good thing that he has done and
he cannot offset the injury and the evil
he has done to this republic by that sin
gle thing alone
Take another thing. Canada is so small.
1t is going to be larger before Mr.. Cleve-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-05

Continued on Second Page.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
1elegramy KrajOWe.
Smierc WicegubernatOra
Millarda.

Los ANGELES, CAL, "a PAID.
Umarl tu wlasnie o godz. II
m. so wieczorem, ,wiceguberua.
tor Spencer Gordon Millard.
Urodzi{ on sic W Ionia County
Mich, W r. 1858; WI. 1877 u
ko6czyl studys W kollegium
Hillsdale, potem studyowal
pgawa razem z W. 0. Web.
sterem W Ionia otworzyl biuro
adwokackie. w r. 1887 przy.
by} do California i osiad& W
Los Angeles. w r. 1894 obra'
no 60 wicegubernatorem. O1e.
nil sic W Ionia County panna
Ida Hall. Pozostawia wdows i
dwoje dz;eci syna i c6rke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Awanturniezy synalek.

Rzecz W Buffalo. Dwudziestopie.
cioletni MARGIN Policki, zam. pod
No. ls4 przy Detroit ulicy, przy-
szedi do domu W nocy dobrze pod.
pity zazadaf cd matki S.. Matka
ME chcia}a mu da6 pieniedzy, co tax
rozgniewa}o synala, ze grozii matce
rozbiciem potfuczeniem pieca. Gdy
i grozby mic ME pomaga}y, MARGIN
pobieg} po siekiere juz podni6st ja
do CORY, chcac rozstrzaska6 piec, ale
W tel chwili zjawi} sic we drzwiach
policyant, kt6rego sprowadzil oj.
ciec, gdy mu iuz "a wiele by}o a.
wantur syna. Str6z bezpieczehstwa
publicznego zabra} woiowniczego
synala do kozy, ma drugi dzieh Sc
dzia Miller skazaf 60 ma zaplacenie
$50 kary, ma ktora najzupeiniej "a.
siuzy}.
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Napastnik = Ohara.

W Thorndyke, Mass, mialo miej.
see nastepujsce zajscie. Rudolf Sko.
wyra, kawaler, zachodzi} do pewnej
panny W. domu Marcina Halisza.
Niedawno temu Skowyra, bedac z
wizyta, poki6cii sic Haliszem i cd.
szedi, wrocii jednak p6znym wieczo.
rem, trzymajac kawas zelaza W reku,
kt6rym miat zamiar' poczesto%ac
gospodarza. Kiedy HaIisz odmowl
otworzenia drzwi, Skowyra zaczaf je
wywazac. Halisz powiedzia}, re je-
zeli ME ustqpi, bedzie strzelai, lecz
Skowyra dalej zajmowat sic swa ro-
bota. Wtenczas Halisz wystrzeli1 z
rewolweru przez drzwi, kula u.
grzezfa napastnlkowi W nodze koio
biodra. Skowyra ley postrzelona
noga, Halisza "a kaucya $lloo
zwolniono do dnia sprawy. TAX to
napastnika Skowyra sam zostal
ofars....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Pare WieSci z Eyspy Kuby.

HAVANA, Kuba, "a paz1z.
Raporta urzedowe podaja, co
nastepuje: Oddzia3 powsta6czy
napad} miasteczko Hato Neu-
yo i spalil tam kosci6f oraz %
dom6w; zabito kilka os6b. =
Ajax powsta6c6w na wies
E5peranza W Prov. Santa Cla-
IA zostal odparty; poWsta1cy
pozostawili IA placu Walki
dw6ch zabitych. - Oddzialy
powsta1cze koncentruja sig W
prowincyi Matanzas; oczekuja
tam powaanieiszych stare. -
Zsmach dynamitowy na po-
ciag woiskowy W prov. Puerto
del Principe ME udal sic. Stra.
ae spossrzegly na szynach Dom.
be dynamitowa, przeznaczons
do rozbicia pociagu - j usu-
nelly ia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
podr6z szia wolno. Ma polka
die poplochu ME bylo.
JubiIeusz Akademii nauk W
Paryau.

PARYa, 25 paddziernika.
DIS odbywaly sic uroczysto,sc:l
na uczczenie 1oOletniego jubl
leuszu Akademii nauk, czyh
t. wv. Instytutu francuzklego
W Paryau. Ma jubileusz przy'
byio wiele uczonych plsarzy
cudzoziemskich; W tel llczble
znajduje sic: Sen. Emilio Cas-
telar, autor i maz stanu hlsz-
pa6ski; lord Kelvin z uniwer'
sytetu z Glasgowa; prof Max
Mueller, W. E. Lecky znany
historyk i inni. Prezydent
rzeczypospolitej Faure ] dy:
plomaci obcych mocarstw byl
obecni ma urocsystosciach ju-
bileuszowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
NOtatki telegraticzne
krajOWe.

- Prezydent i jego cabinet wro-
cili z Atlanty do Washingtonu.
W Westinghouse umarl ex-Se-
nator Charles 81. Van Wyck Ne
braski.
= Nowy zaklad stanowy dla ME-
uleclalnych ob}akanych ma bye wy.
budowany W Peoria.
- w obwodzie Massillon, o., "a
kohczyl sic W kopalniach wegla
strajk g6rnik6w zwyciestwem robo-
tnikow.
W Minonk North Aurora,
ILL.,, pozamykano szkoiy powodu
grasujacej tam dyfteryi.
w Round Valley, Cal, podo.
bno cztery osoby zostafy lynchowa-
ne. szczeg6sy jeszcze niewiadome.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25

N. H. H., kt6ry Q godz. 5 min.
40 popo}udniu zwykle przy
bywa do Bostonu, dis popo
iuduiu o godz. 6.15 zetkna1 sic
z pocisgiem osobowym MEDIA
leko tutejszej stacyi.
Zabity zostal hamulcarz
Austin. Pokaleczeni zostali:
pani w. Ross z Cambridge,
Smiertelnie; czlonek kongresu
Elijah A. Morse z Canton; A.
W. Bragg z Roxbury, panna
Ella Donovan z Bostonu, J. +.
Mcguire z Roxbury, tegoz 90
ma, pani Mary Barnes z Mai
den, pani J. Burns Hyde
Park, pani Cannon z Cam.
bridge, Thomas J. Burke z
Norfolk Station, VIM. Esler z
Charlestown, VIM. B. Hoyt z
Roxbury.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Podr6ze ces. Wilhelma.
q Berlina pisza:


o niezmiernie ruchliwym sposo-
bic zycia cesarza Wilhelma IIgo da-
je nam dok}adne wyobrazenie wykaz
podrdzy cesarsklch, ogfoszony przez
cesarski urzad nadworny.
Cd ago wrzesnia r. 1894 do Ego
wrzesnia T. 1895 spedzis Wilhelm
1915 dni ma podr6zach.
Przez reszte zas czasu, ii. ITO dni
rezydowal W zamkach swych W
Poczdamie lub Berlinie.
w porownaniu rokiem poprze-
dzajscym podr6ze cesarskie zajefy
nieco mniej czasu, albowiem cd 3
wrzesnia +. 1898 do Q wrzesnia roku
1894 przypad}o W rozk}adzie zajed
cesarskich 1919 dni ma podroze, .
16e ma rezydowanie W stolicy.
Do licznych podrdzy tych zmu.
szaiy (9?) cesarza obowiszki repre-
zentacyi, inspekcys wojskowe, kie.
rowanie manewrami armii ladowei /
marynarki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
SzczesIiWie uratOWani.

BOSTON, Mass, paadzier. =
Kapitan Gaskill, iona jego i
zaloga parowca City of st.
Augustine, kt6ry ma morzu
spalil sic, przybyli dis rano
ma parowcu City of Macon do
tego miasta. - City of Au.
gustine W sobots ubiegla wy
bral sic W podr6a New Yor.
ku do Jacksonville z zatogs,
liczacs is os6b, opr6cz kapita-
ma i jego aony. Okolo Is mil
"a przylsdkiem Hatteras do
strzezono dym, dobywajscy sic
ze spodu okretu i przekonano
sic, ae pozar wybuchl. Natych.
miast spuszczono lodzie i wszy.
soy weszli do mich. Wkr6tce
tez wybuchly plomienie i objs.
}y okret, roz6wietlajsc morze
ma wielka przestrzed W oko}o.
Dojrzauo ten plomie6 paro.
wca Macon wlasnie przejeA.
dzajscego. zbliaono siei zabra-
no kapitana i za}ogs ma po.
klad.
Go by1o powodem, re poHar
wybuch1, ME Niadomo. Okret
City of st. Augustine ME
wi6z} zadnych towar6W latwo
zapalnych. Naleza1 ten okrst
do pewnej kompanii W St.
Augustine, Flo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Budaet Wegier.

BUDA PEszr, 24go pazdz.
Projekt budaetu wsglersklego
ma r. 1895 obejmuje: zwyczaJ-
ne wydatki pa6stwowe W su'
ME praesz]o 437 miiion6w zfr:
czyli o Is milion6w zlr, wieeei
anizeli W roku obecnym i
462 milion6w W dochodach
zwyczajnych, takze o kilkana'
scie milion6w wiecej ani2eli W
r. 1895. Nadzwyczajne wy
datki wynoszs 35 milion6w
zlr., dochody 10 milion6W.
Og6lem przewyzka dochod6w
W budzecie wynosi 7,154
zlr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
lime nieszczescia kolejoWe.

ALTOONA, Pa, "a paddz. -
DIS rano o godz. 2 min. Is ma
kolei Pennsylvania ko3o New.
port, wydarzySo sic nieszczsscie
wskutek wykolejenia sic po.
ciagu pocztowego i zetkniscia
sic jego pocisgiem frachto'
wynn. Konduktor lokomoty.
wy Wolfhill palace Haines z
Harrisburga zostali zabici; W
czterech wagonach pocztowych
powsta1 pozar duzo przesy1ek
sic spali}o. Pokaleczeni, ale
ME Smiertelnie, zostali: G. A.
Chamberlain, R. S. Colville,
E. ]. Brand, A. F. Woodruff,
M. s. Croft, A. T. Rowan, Joe
Donald, George Gilmore, j.
G. Campbell.
DEs MONIES, Ia, "a paz.-
DIS ma kolei Rock Island W
Valley Junction, zetknal sic
pociag pospieszny z lokomoty-
wa ranaujsca, PAM Mary Hill.
house Burlington, Ia, costa
Ia zabits, a Lee Gibsoni Frank
English pokaleczeni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Polacy W Ameryoe
Polltyka pOlska W Buffalo.
z Buffalo, N. N. donosza:

Nominacye demokratyczns ma
aldermana 9tej wardy otrzymal p.
Jak6b Rozan, znany cd wielu lat
tutejszej Polonii najlepszej strony
obywatel, nauczyciel, b. supervisor,
b. sekretarz generalny Unii Polskiej.
Piastowa} on, jak widzimy, juz
wiele urzed6w, obowiazki swe spei-
nia} zawsze ku ogolnemu zadowole-
niu, zatem i ma nowem stanowi.
sku przyniesie chlube Polakom.
Kandydatem ma konstabla W 9
wardzie jest Jan Stachowski, W llej
wardzie ma superWizora kandydujs
p. Jakob Okoniewski.
W IA zn6w nominacye ma alder
mana otrzymaf Fr. Cwiklinski.
Ma republikahskim tykiecie laden
Polak nominacyi ME dosta}.
zyczymy wszystkim polskim kan
dydatom zwycieztwa... Przy sposo-
bnoSci zaznaczyc winnismy, ze jeden
tygodnik6w buffaloskich juz dis
wystepuje przeciwko kandydaturze
Polaka p. Rozana, przeciwko kt6re-
mu ,,leci'' przedstawiciel innej naro.
dowosci. %.
To brzydko! to ME po polsku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
TeIegramy zagranicEne
SpraWa kOrealska ZaOgnia
sic.

LoNDYN, 24go pazdz. - q
Shanghai donosga tutaj, co ma
stspuje:
Sprawa korea1ska a wlasci-
vie zatarg pomiedzy Rosys a
Japonia o wplyw W Korei
zaostrza sic coraz wiecej. Mnie-
mais tu, il bardzo latwo dojSt
moze do starcia czynnego po.
miedzy dwoma pa6stwami.
Japonia i Rosya czynis juS
energiczne przygotowania.
Eskadra rosyiska, z1oSona z
15tu okrst6w rosyjskich, costa.
la wyslana z WladywOstoku
do Chemulpo i Fuzan. Tax
samo podaaaia W kierunku
Korei okrety wojenne japo1-
skie, odwo3ane z port6w For
mozy.
Podajs tutai, jakoby Rosya
zamierzala zajaG Fuzan na
stale.
W og6le po}ozenie jest bar,
dzo grozue. Jakkolwiek ia.
ponia czyni pewne ustepstWa
Rosyi, to przeciez W wie!u
punktach trudno i'm bedzie
przyist do zgody. Japonia z
Korei calkoWicie ME ustapi.
Niekt6rzy sadza, re spraWa
zostanie rozstrzygniet9 przez
podzial Korei pomledzy Rosya
a Japonia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Zakiady dObrOczynne W stanie
Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, "a PAID.
Dzisiaj odby1o sic pierwsze
kwartalne posiedzenie nowego
zarzadu zakiad6w dobroczyn'
nych. Ogloszono sprawozda-
ME nastspujace o liczbie pa:
cyent6w W owych zak2adach i
koszta ich utrzymania. ze
sprawozdania nastspujsce wyj.
mujemy liczby:
P6lnocny szpital ola ob}s.
kanych: 1,l39 pacyent6w, ko'
szta utrzymania $33.34 cd oso.
by (kwartalnie); wschodni
s5pital dla ob3skanych: 2,077,
po $S2,S3; srodkowy szpital
dla oblakanych 1928, po S27.
70; po}udniowy szpital dla o.
blakanych 836, po $3O.72; "a
k}ad dla ob1akanych zbrodnia.
rzy: 126 po$47, 80 ;dla glucho'
niemych: 56, po 232.34; dla
ciemnych: 81, po $22,o7; dla
idyot6w: 584, po $3.50; dla
sierot po ao3nierzach: 332, po
$685.; klinika dla chor6b o.
czu uszu 142, po $41.70; dla
weteran6w 1898, po $SO.72;
dla mlodocianych zbrodniarzy
81, po S34.37. Razem W tych
zak}adach jest pacyent6w g.
800, koszta przecietnie wyno-
szs po S30.66 od,,gsowy. Wszy.
stkie koszta wynosi2y $272,.
026.67.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Q MAKO co ME spalOnal

w tych dniach powsta} pozar W
East New Yorku (przedmiescie Broo-
klyna) W hotelu ,,spres". sr6d k}e-
bow dymu i ognia znalaz}a straz
ogniowa, sfuzaca hotelowa Mulinsks,
Polke, stojaca przy kufrze. Ma Ia
den spos6b ME chciala ona odejsc cd
kufra i dopiero przemoca wynie.
siono ja W bezpieczne mie jsce. Ku.
fer, W kt6rym niesciiy sic oszcze-
dnoSci Mulinskiej, zosta} rowniez
ocalony. Kobiecina, widzac sw6j
kufer dolarami ocalony, plakala
radosci.