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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Zesz}ego roku wydobyto W St
Zied. 1SS,277,525 ton wegla.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Chciwos6 kapitalistow 'jezeli jej
ME ukr6cimy, skohczyt sic musi, al
bo panowaniem kilku milioner6w,
albo tez--krwawa rewolucya.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04
(VoL. IX-MAY 1, 1895.
ne znizyc ma 50 Q. Strajk ma trwa6
do decyzyi konwencyi gorniczej W
Columbus, zwolanej ma 3 Maja.

St. Louis.-Z powodu strajku mu-
rarzy zapotrzebowanie cegiei jest
tax made, 20 w}asciciele musieli ce-
gielnie zamknat, ma czas nieogra-
niczony.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Kto chce zmiany dzisiejszego u
stroju spolecznego, ten chce ivy
ciestwa,' kto chce zwyciestwa, mu
81 walczyt. Stojac boku i wzdycha
jac mic sic ME robi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Francya pos:ada W OAK blotne ka
piele, ktore byly mniej lub wiece
z aane cd czasow Rzymskich.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Rozumni ludzie pytaja o rade
ME aby p6jsc "a MIA, lecz by porow'
nae w}asnem zdaniem.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04
SPRAWY ROBOTNICZE

Philadelpha.-W zakladach kra-
wieckich Southwarka podwyzszono
place robotnikom o l25 procent.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Utica Wall W New Yorku jest
siedliskiem bankier6w amerykah-
skich i agent6w wielkich fnansist6w
europejskich, oni jak pajaki, wzieli
wswe sieci nasz woluy nar6d. Mani
rzadzi ME konstytucya, ale interes
tych panow, jak podatki krolom,nie'
siemy in W oferze ogromne procen-
ia. Jednoscia oswiata mozemy wy.
dobyc sic tych wiezow.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Trzeba wiele rozsadku, aby oce-
n'c.kiedy robis nam sluszne zarzuty.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Chicago.-"Liga uczciwych pie.
niedzy" ogaosifa dekret, ze kto de
mokrat6w powazy sic ist ma mityng
zwolennikow wolnego srebra, costa
ME party demokratycanej wyklu-
czony. List ten tax rozgoryczy&
ludzi, ze wszyscy zaczynaja sprzyja6
pieniedzom srebrnym, ma lichwia-
rSy ME wiele uwagi zwracaja.
Chicago.-Kilka dni temu odbysa
sic tn sesya wiascicieli skiadow
drzewa budulcowego. Zorganizo.
wall sic oui ponownie trust, kt6ry
W roku 1898 byi rozwiazany.
Uchwalono, re wszystke warsztaty
maia zmniejszy6 wyr6b drzewa o
pewien prooent, powodu nadprodu'
kcyi. Przeto ceny drzewa spe-
wnoscia p6jda W gore, poniewaz
wielu robotnikow bedzie pozbawio.
nych piracy, wiec cene MONA bdezie
}.two znizyt tym, kt6rzy beda chcie-
Ii pracowat.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

w Niedziela MONA tylko do kos
cio}a i 10 szynku sic dosta6. Casa
mi takze do szulerni.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Reforma nastanie,gdy ludzle ME
beda reformowa6 innych, (ecz kazdy
siebie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Jednym najwiekszych zbytko~
tego swista, Jest oddac wet "a wet
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

w zdaniu naszych nieprzyjacioa
mas mozemy ujrze6 siebie najgor-
sci strony.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Najwazniejsza kwestya dnia jest:
Czy MONA masy narodu sksoni6 do
myslenia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Olneyville, r. l.-W ubiegsa So
bote zastraj kowato tu 300 tkaczy.
dopominajac sic lepszej zap}aty.
Wlasciciele zamkneli zak}ady i wy
rzucili roboty 2OOO ludzi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Ma}o Jest umiejacych mowic' ale
ieszcze mniei um,ejacych s3uchae.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04
w DZISIEJSZYM NUMERZE:

SrRoNA 1-Uwagi zyczenia. Mozebnosc
rewolucvi Niemczech.-Socyalizm przy-
szfosci, = Ciekawa korespondencya South
Chicago. Wiadomosci robotnicze. 49,,
wierszy W duchu postepowym.- Rolnictwo.-
Pozyteczne wiadomosci dla farmerow .,
STRoNA 3.-Powiesc H. Senkiewicza "Potop'
&c. d.)-Opis miasta Detroit &c: d.,
STRoNA AZ Pittsburgh j okolicy -Telegr.
zagraniczne.- Odpowiedzi cd redakcyi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Francya ma przymusowa nauke W
szko1ach elementarnYch pomimo to
$4,000 m}oaych luazi wzietych u
bieg}ego roku do wojska, 10000 ME
umia}o ami czyta6, ami pisat, So,
mog1o tylko sic podpisac.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Kazdy strajk jest buntem biafych
niewolnikow przeciwko ich dozor-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Wielu ludzi obl;cza kossta, al
ich ME p}aci.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Uczyh komu }aske, a bedzle
wdzieczny ma tyle, by przyjs6 Po
druga.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

rzad6w zarobili 8 milion6w. Oplaci.
10 i'm sic. Ludzie, ,ktorzy albo "a pie
niadze, albo gaupoty g}osowali "a
Clevelandem teraz oierpia biede.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Droga do bogactwa roi sic laoz
m; wracaiacemi niczem.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Mniej niz 500 ludzi W kongresie
pisze prawa dla 70 milion6w. A o.
gromna wiekszos6 tych niby pred
stawicieli narodu So to Iadwokaci
trust6w korporacyj. Czy narod mo-
ze mice prawa iakich potrzebuie?
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Cook Creek, Tenu.-Strajk gor-
nik6w trivia dalej, ale zaburzenia u
sta}y. Przew6dzca strajker6w, Frank
Hendriks, zosta} smiertelnie postrze
lony przez pomocnik6w szeryfa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Kankakee, Ill.-Mr. Bradley z
Chicago ma tu zbudowac fabryke ma
rzedzi rolniczych, pod kt6ra juz "a
kupi} 36 akrow ziemi. Przy fabryce
zamierza on pobudowa6 domki dla
robotnikow, potem ciagnac Mich
wielkie zyski "a potrzeby do zycia,w
ten sposob, jak sic to dzieje W Pull
man. Rozpoczeto juz agitacye, aby
sic tam osiedlali polscy robotnicy-
wiec ostroznosc.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Produkcya dystylowanego spiry :
tusu W roku przeszlym wynosi}a W
St.Zjed. III, 7,l86,l44 galon6w. z te.
go by}o 20,931,413 81. burbohskiej
w6dki, 14,343,389 81. zytniej wodki,
1920, ,S21gl. aikoholu. l,7S4,3l2gl.
rumu. 1,323,724gl. owooowych Like
row, 36,346,126gl. czystego, neu.
tralnego spirytusu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Gas sic wydaje diugim, gdy stu
chamy pochwa} osob niemi4ych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Chicago.-Towarzystwo tramwa-
jow elektryczny ,h ogiosiio, re swym
robotnikom W plantach elektrycz-
nych obniay place $50 ma $l.25.
z tego podu zastrajkowali robotnicy,
" liczbie 300.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Populistyczna gazeta "Road,' wy
chodzaca W Denver, Colo, proponu.
je jako kandydata ma sprezydenta
St. Zjed. kongresmana Jozefa C.
Sibley, Pennsylvania, a ma vice pre-
zydenta Henryka g. caldwell, z
Arkansas. Sibley teras jezazi po
kraju agituje "a wolnem srebrem.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04
NV AGII ZYCZENIA
TOM TX. No. 10.

Brzydota jest wynikiem MEDIA
}osci.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

lch ME piacl.
Droga do bogactwa rol sic ladz
mi wracajacemi niczem'
zeszsego roku wydobyto W St
zied. 1sS,277,525 ton wegla.
Gas sic wydaje diugim, gdy stu
chamy pochwaa osob niemliych'
Malo jest umiejsoych movie, ale
jeszcze mniej um'ejecych saucha6'
Jednym najwiekszych zbytkoV
tego swiata, jest oddac wet "a wet
Trzeba wiele rozsadku, ably oce
,c,kiedy robia nam sluszne zarzuty
Kazdy strajk jest buntem bia}ycf
niewolnikow przeciwko ich dozor
Uczyh komu }aske, a bedzie
wdzieczny ma tyle, by przyJsc Pc
druga.
Reforma nastanie,gdy ludzie ME
beda reformowa6 innych, (ecz kazdy
siebie.
Naiwazniejsza kwestya dnia jest
Czy mona masy narodu sksoni6 dc
myslenia.
w zdaniu naszych nieprzyjacio
mas mozemy ujrzet siebie najgor
sci strony.
w Niedziele MONA tylko do kos
cio}a 10 szynku sic dosta6. Casa
mi takze do szulerni.
Rozumni ludzie pytaja o rade
ME aby p6jsc "a MIA, lecz by porow'
mac wlasnem zdaniem.
Francya pos:ada W OAK b}otne ka
piele, ktore byly mniej lub wiece!
zaane cd czasow Rzymskich.
Chciwos6 kapitalist6w |jezeli je;;
ME ukr6cimy, skohczy6 sic musi, al
bo panowaniem kilku milionerow
albo tez- -krwawa rewolucya.
Kto chce zmiany dzisiejszego u
stroju spolecznego, ten chce ivy
ciestwa,. a kto chce zwyciestwa, mu
81 walczy6. Stojac boku i wzdycha
JAG mic sic ME robi.
Francya ma przymusowa nauke "
szko}ach elementarnych pomimo to
$4,000 m}oaych luazi wzietych u
bieg}ego roku do wojska, 10000 nit
umia}o ami czytac, ami pisac, So
mog}o tylko sic podpisat.
Mniej niz 500 ludzi W kongresi'
pisze prawa dla 70 milionow. A o
gromna wiekszosc tych niby pred
s:awicieli narodu So to Iadwokac
trust6w i korporacyj. Czy narod mo
re miec prawa jakich potrzebuje?
Populistyczna gazeta "Road,'' wy
chodzaca W Denver, Colo, proponu
je jako kandydata ma Eprezydent'
St. Zjed. kongresmana Jozefa Z
sibley, Pennsylvania, a ma vice pre-
zydenta Henryka g. caldwell,
Arkansas. Sibley tsraz jezdzi p'
kraju agituie "a wolnem srebrem
Produkcya dystylowanego spiry
tusu W roku przeszaym wynosi}a v
St.Zjed. III, ,l86,l44 galon6w. 2 te
go by}o 20,931,413 81. burbohskie
w6dki, 14,345,3S9 81. zytniej wodki
1920, ,821gl. aikoholu. 1,7S4,3l2
rumu. 1,32S,724gl. owocowych like
row, 36,346,126gl. czystego, neu
tralnego spirytusu.
Utica Wall W New Yorku jes
siedliskiem bankier6w amerykah
skich agentow wielkich fnansistov
europejskich, oni jak pajaki, wziel
wswe sieci nasz woluy narod. Nam
rzadzi ME konstytucya, ale intere
tych panow, jak podatki kr6lom, ME
siemy in W oferze ogromne procen
ia. Jednoscia oswiata mozemy wy
dobyc sic tych wiez6w.
Lichwiarze musieli zap}acic czter
miliony dolarow "a g}osy, ktorem
Cleveland zosta} wybrany. Mic vie
dziwnego, ze Cleveland musial taI
robic jsk nu lichwiarze nakazywal
ii przez pierwsze diva lata jeg
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Indianapolis, Ind Rada wyko-
nawcza Federacyi Piracy ukonczy@a
swe badania W sprawie prezydenta Fe-
deracvi McBride'a uzna}a go ME-
winnym. By} on oskarzonym przez
grupe Columbus, re bra} pieniadze
cd zarzad6w kolejowych, ably szko-
dzi} strajkowi kolejarzy, kt6ry by}
tax powszechnym W zesz}ym roku.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Marquette, Mich. Z powodu
strajku ma dokach, wybuchly rozru-
chy. Kapitaliscl sprowadzili DUO
scab6w trzy kompanie wojska, a.
by ich bronic Cd napadu strajkie
row. Strajkierzy zachowuja sic spo-
kojnie. Ostrzegamy robotnik6w, ably
ME jechali do polnocnego Michi-
panu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04
w DZISlEJSZYM NUMERZE.

w DZISlEJSZYM NUMERZE.
STRoNA 5.--Z Toledo i okolcy.-W Wiadomosci
re wszyskich stron Observation-Disclosures
Detroit.
STRoNA 6.-Kacik naszego werszoklety.-
Pocieszne wiersze humorystyka.
SrRoNA 7.-Nasze Spoieczehstwo, CDokohcz.)
Og}oszenia.
STRoNA S.-Siedemdziesiat r6znych wiado-
moSc re wszystkich stron Poski.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Pittsburg.-Strajk g6rnikow stale
sc coraz grozniejszym. Jezeli praco-
dawcy ME przystana ma pfacenie ro-
botnikom SO C. Cd tony, to og}oszo-
ny zostanie og6lny strajk g6rnik6w
ca4y m kraju. w taxi i'm razie W Ohio
przynajmniej 1000 gornikow wyszto
by ma strajk.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Cncinnati.-Krawcy dopominali
sic podwyaszenie p}acy o 35 pro-
cent, ale uzyskali tylko 25. Jednak
dopiero po dwu tygodniowym straj-
ku przystali pracodawcy ma podwyz-
ke. Wszyscy strajkierzy powr6cili
do piracy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-04

Mechanicsville, Conn.-Przedzal-
ME tutejsze rozpoczeay prace po Is
miesiecznem bezrob ociu, dajac "a
trudnienie 27o robotnikom. Take
przedzalnie W Dayville rozpoczna
prace "a kilka dni. Ia ostatnia fa-
bryka by}a zamknieta przez rok.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-12
BURNED ALMOST TO A CRISP.
Horrible Accident to a House
Painter.
While Working Near An Electric Light
Wire 1t Fell on His Neok--rn Attempt
Ing to Remove 1t Ho Touched % Part
Not insulated and Was Slowly Roasted
to Death

LANCASTER, Pa., Sept. Nv. w.
Fitzgerald, house painter, met = hor-
rible death to-day while at work paint.
Ing the railroad house, by coming in
contact with an electric light wire.
Fitzgerald was at work painting the
cornice of the hotel, near which was an
electric light wire with voltage OF
2.OC0
He placed board beneath the wire,
and crswled under tho cornics to get at
his work. The hoard slipped and tho
wire fell on Fi,zgersld's neck. He
reached up to remove 1t, aud his hand
touched portion off which the insula-
tion was worn. The shock paralyzad him.
His partner Wm. Ktrcngasner, who
went to his sssistance. was knocked
down. A halt dozen Others attempted to
go up tho fire escape but it too was
charged with electricity. All this time
Fitzgerald WAS roasting in full view of
hundreds who had gathered.
Sparks wero dropping from his hands
and face aud he presented a sickening
signt. About half an hour after the ac-
cident an electric light employee arrived
and cut too wire and the body dropped
to the ground. It had been roasted al
most to crisp.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-12
The Indemnity Distributed.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l1.-Iu dispat hes
to the Department OF State dated Angus Z
90 and "a Consul O'Hars, of San Juan,
del Norte, Nicaragua, announces tho
distribution OF the indemnity of $4,000
pounds paid by she governmento OF Mica
ragua In response TO the British demand
for the demand OF damages to British
subjects because of the Bluefields affair.
The Blue6elds Recorder claims that
some OF the ''persons unidentified owe
no allegiance to England" The
amounts received by individuals range
from 100 to $500 pounds, the British
vice-consul, Edwin Hatch, receiving the
latter amount.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-12
Henry Navarro the wIuner

NEW YORK, Sept. l1.-Ten thousand
people saw Navarro win the race to-day
at Sheepshead Bay track between the
crack four-year- olds of tho yenr, Henry
of Navarro, Domino and Rey Ell Santa
Anita IS was thought possible few
days ago that Clifford would also he q
contestant. but later his owner decided
80 keep him out The race to-day was
the nth on the card, consisting of a
sweepstake OF 81 900 each at milo and
q furlong Domino got off frat, but was
second at the finish, length behind the
winner. Santa Anita was left far in the
rear. The time was 1:53 two-ffths,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-12
rKxAs SENATOR'S VIEWS.
Hon. Roger g. Mills Againssthe Free Coin
ago OF Silver.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-Ssnator
Roger Q Mills. OF Texas, has written q
letter to the Hon. James G Dudley,
chairman of the Democratic State COM
mtstee OF Texas, In which he comes on 4
squarely against the free coinage of
silver by the Uaited States lndepend-
emily OF o.her nations. In his letter
ne says: II have been called upon 10
give the people Of Texas an expression
Oh my opinion on the financial questions
now being discussed on the stump and
In the press of the State.
II have epoken In and out Of Congress
on all the phases of the pending con-
troversy' and had supposed that my
opinions were known to all OF my con-
s.ieuents. repeat now, what have 80
often said, that sm in favor Of retain
ing Doth gold and silver in our circula-
tion' and nave bsen ever since the coin
age question has been brought into con
troversy. I advocated tho unlimited
coinage OF silver and gold at 16 to l as
long as could see prospect of keen-
ing them both In our circulation,
The continued fall OF silver and Tho
progressive abandonment OF 1t as q
standard CT vnlue by other countries has
separated the two metals SO far that the
conclusion has been forced upon my
mind that the United States alone can.
not bring shem to this par. But this is
result that cannot be produced by any
one nation because no one country is
able to control the deman and supply
OF ell the gold and silver in the world.
we must ascertain what we can do in
dependently OF other countries and what
the best interests Of the U nised States
require US TO do"
In cor clusion, he advocates paymen,
OF the public debt as rapidly as possible;
opposes tho sale of interest bearing
bonds in time Of peace, and fsvors issu,
ance of nou-interest-be bearing Treasury
notes to tide over temporary deficiencies
in the revenues.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-12
Coroner's verdiot AraInst Holmes.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. 11.--Coroner
Caster. of this tMarion) county. will re-
turn verdict OF murder in the case OF
Howard Pietzel and will charge FL. II.
Holmes directly with the crime. He says
the evidence taken In this county Is to
him conclusive though entirely circum-
stsnual. Mrs. Pietzsi and her daughter,
whose testimony completed tho chain of
evidence leading to the coroner's ver-
dict, arc resting here preparatory to
their return to Galvs, H., Friday. This
afternoon she expressed desire to see
the house in Irvington where Howard
Pletzel had been killed and his body
burned She said she would not go back
Satisfied II she did not see the premises.
She and her daughter wore accordingly
driven 10 The scene this afternoon
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-12
THE DURANT TRIAL.
Diagrams of Emanuel Church Dismissed
and Real Evidence Begun

Diagrams of Emanuel Church Dism used
and Real Evidence Begun.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-THE Durant
case has come out of the field OF mathe.
maticai calculations. lines, singles and
distances of Emanuel Church having
been deeply impressed upon the minds
and memories OF the jury, and now the
prosecution has plunged boldly into the
body OF it's testimony.
Mrs. 9. G. Noble. aunt OF the muir.
dered girl, was tho most Important wit
ness to-day. LiHes Of sorrow were
visible on her face as she sat in the
witness chair and told of the tragic end
OF her tis.er's child.
Mrs. Noble was apparently very much
affected, although she did nus give way
to her feelings. Piece after piece Of
clothing OF tho murdered girl Mrs.
Noble identfled-the outer carmen
the hat, the gloves and the shoes, ali
found on the rafters of tide church by
the officers who had proceeded her on
the etand.
She was positive as to two Of the rings
which the doad girl had worn on the
morning that she last saw her alive and
identified the third as precisely similar
to another which had been worn on the
finger OF Blanche Lamont.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-12
AsrEsr ON RECORD,
a New York Central Train Runs 40
Miles In Seven Hours.


NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-What proved
Itself the fastest ,rsin ever run over q
railroad In this country was sent over
the New York Central from the depot
In New York to Buffalo this morning.
The train, which consisted of five cars.
left.the Grand Central depot at 5:4O:3O
O'Clock and arrived In Albany at 7:45:35.
The flyer arrived at the Central station
at 1881, having made the distance from
New York to Buffalo, 44O miles, in
seven hours.
This beats the time OF the Empire
State express one hour and forty
minutes, and knocks nearly three quar-
ters OF an hour from tho Is test and much
Wanted English record of $50 miles
from Eusson to Perth In 7;45. The
flyer passed Batavia at 1907; West
Batavia at 1874; Loonoyville at 1925
and entered the train shed ct Buffalo at
12:45 fl At amid the cheers OF hundreds
OF people gathered to witness tho actual
finish OF wonderful record breakiu o
performance.
Charley Hogan, the pilot of engine
903, was surrounded by O crowd eager to
congratulate him on the run from Syra-
cuse, l49 miles, In l4l minutes. Hogan
said that he could have done ten min
utes better but for a heavy head wind,
which he encountered In the run from
Batavia. AS IL was. he made the last
thirty miles In "a minutes averaging AZ
seconds to the mile Several miles,
however, were reeled off much faster
than that average.
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HOME RUNS WERE PLENTIFUL.
Roanoke and Petersburg Split
Even Yesterday.
IN the First Gamo tho Farmers HIT stahl
Hard, But In the seoond They Could
Do Nothing With lIoyd's Deceptive
Pe'ivery-Both Teams Put Up Good
Yielding Games.

PETERSBURG, Va, Sept. 11-Rosnoke
ans Petersburg played two games this
afternoon and divided the hone RS
Petersburg won the first game by
superior batting, the home team getting
heeS home runs of Stshl's delivery.
Tha visitors also got two off janice.
The second game was pitchers battle
and Lloyd had slightly the best of it.
1t was beautiful exhibition and sew
erat sensational double plays were
made by the locals and rattling triple
play oy tho visitors Following is the
acure:
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Wants Joint CONTROL OF tho Canal.

LONDON, Sept, 1.-THE ST. James
Gazette publishes an article in its issue
this afternoon replying OF length to an
American newspaper criticism OF its
article on the Niosrauga canal ques-
sion. The Gazette takes the position
that both Great Britain and the United
States should have equal control over
the canal, and adds: "Is will be more
the fault OF our government than OF the
American If We don't get this. Let US
join with America in guaranteeing the
capital Of the canal comnanyn
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-12
Aus,ro-Americaua steam,bip 1,,r

WASHINGTON. Sept. IL The State
Department has been informed by Con-
sui Judd OF the establishment of ne W
steamship line, to be called the Austro.
Americsns. to ply between Trieste,
Austris, and Southern ports of tho
United States. The line is to employ
four steamers, ranging from 1900 to
1900 tons, and is expected to begin ope-
rations with the commencement OF the
cotton season. The vessels will sail
every six weeks, and will touch, among
other ports, at New Orleans, Galveston,
Mobile and Savannah.
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Bustamento May Not BIO Exeoutea.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA diploma attic
representative OF one of the Central
American republics says that the re.
public of Salvador will probably not
execute Florencio Bnstamento, the leu
tenant OF Ezesa, who was surrendered
By the Nicaraguan government after
being taken from an American steamer
He has no doubt Bustamento will be
imprisoned, but it Is believed that Sal
vador will not proceed to extreme
measures.