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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-01

mat an women were to be watched
over, as If they Were plants under a
dollhouse glass shivering ct the winds.
and did not dream that his wife was
marked for the grave.
One morning. when she had been set
tied in her new home some months. she
bent over to pick up paper from the
floor and sharp pain struck through
her heart.
She sank into chair. gaspine, pale
with fright. The pain cane again and
sgain with terrible persistence. Heart
disease! The dread OF her life-and 10
take her now when life was so worth
living, Mechanically she walked across
the room and looked at her husbands
picture on the mantel-
She did not tell him that dav. When
he smiled into her face that evening
and said: How like rose YOU loolS!.
: lump rose in her throat. her sorrow
for him was SO great. All that week
the pain in her heart came daily. and
suffocating beating that made her
struggle for breath Finally she told
him
1t will kill me in a month" she said,
holding his hands. Il know what heart
trouble is. And l have no constitution
to help me struggle. l have always
been fran and they did Tot think l
would live this long"
oh" he groaned, lit can't be, Why,
you always look SO well and bright,
dear!'
She sighed TREMENDOUSLY. There is
no hope" she answered. II have felt
myself grow weak since this pain came
and it viii not take long. You must
lose me-"
In an hour he was back at his home.
pale and desperate. with the best heart
specialist in San Francisco. Now tina,
the authentic and final sentence was to
be pronounced ne was cold and SILVER
ing. The physician busted himself with
his stethoscope and regarded the SUI
ferer keenly.
Ever been troubled this way be-
fore?" he inquired.
No" she said. family. But have
always known | was liable to die at
any moment. / am very delicate;
can't stand anything at all know this
is the end"
III m" remarked the specialist. "You
are young 70 die" Then he sounded
her heart and lungs.
When he Strengthened up from the
task there was breathless silence. 4
queer expression came into his face as
he glanced into her resigned eyes, but
as the suspense of her husband came 10
his consciousness he cleared his throat.
MY dear madam" he said. II am
sorry to say that l find your lungs rs
strong as they can be and your
heart irreproachable. You couldn't
have better one If you had taken
your pick of an assortment You could
MT be killed by anything short of a
club. You won't die"
But the sharp pains in my hearth"
she queried, shocked, indignant
Caused by sympathy. Indigestion 4"
THANK heaven!" her husband fall
tered, and walked to the window.
''He was perfect brute" went the
sufferer, and refused to be comfcrted
But she got well and stayed So
Elaine Genet, in Chicago News.
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wars upon all these men who wished
to practice upon the misery of the
farmers.
As is mentioned above, this stricken
district does not include in any manner
the entire state of Nebraska, but, new
ertheless, certain counties that are not
in the drought portion had no apparent
hesitation about vociferously shouting
for relief. When the state legislature
appropriated one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars to help the starving
districts, one or two counties in the
east at once sent delegates to the capt.
tai to apply for part of it. They said,
ingenuously, that it was the states
money and they wanted their share of it.
To one town in the northern part of
the state there was sent from the east
@ carload of coal. The citizens simply
apportioned it on the basis of so much
per capita. They appointed commit
tee to transport the coal from the car to
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road companies granted transporta-
ton to the cars that came in loaded
with coal and -four from Iowa and Min
nesota, fruit from California, groceries
and clothing from New York and Ohio,
and almost everything possible from
Georgia and Louisiana. The relief com.
mission became involved in mighty
tangle. 1t was obliged TO contend with
enormous difficulties
Sometimes q ear arrives in Lincoln
practically in pawn. II has accumu-
lated the freight charges OF perhap
half dozen railroads The commits
sion then corresponds and correspond.
with the railroads to get the charge
RENTED 1t is usually the fault of L.
people sending the car who can ;.rr,...:
for free and quick tran-po-tatio7
teleTraphiHg the commits
list, OF what their car, or cars con-.
tainS. The commission viii then ar
range all transportation.
4 facetious freight agent in the east
labeled one carload of food: Outfit
for emigrants." This car reached the
people who needed il. only after the
most extraordinary delays and after
many mistakes and explanations and
re-explanations- Meanwhile, certain
minority began TO make war upon the
commission al the expense OF the hon.
est and needy majority. Men resorted
10 all manner OF tricks in order TO Sc
duce the commission into giving them
supplies which they did not need Also
various unscrupulous persons received
donations of provisions from the east
ami then sold them TO the people, at a
very low rate, it is true, but certainly
ct the most obvious Of profits. The com
mission detected one man selling a do
mated carload of coal at the price Of
forty cents per ton They discovered
another man who had collected some
two thousand dollars from the char
/ liable folk IN another state. and of this
sum he really gaze 10 the people
about eight hundred dollars. The
commission was obliced TO make -lon.1
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for their labor. 1t was as if upon the
massive altar OF the earth. their homes
and their families were being offered
in sacrifice to the wrath of some blind
and pitilesS deity.
The country died. In the rage of
the wind. the trees struggled. gasped
through each curled and scorched leaf,
fhen. at last. ceased to exist. and there
remained only the bowed and bare
skeletons OF trees. The corn, shivering
as from fever. bent and Swayed alb
jectly for time, then one by one the
yellow and tinder-like stalks twisted
and pulled awry by the rage of the hot
breath. died in the fields and the vast
and sometime beautiful green prairies
were brown and naked
In few weeks this prosperous and
Earden-like country was brought to a
condition OF despair. but still this fur
naee-wind swept along the dead land.
whirling great clouds of dust. straws
blades of grass. A farmell gazing from
n window. was confronted by swirling
tempest of dust that INTERVIEWED be-
tween his vision and his scorched
fields. The soil of the road turned 70
powder in this tempest, and men travel
Ing against the winds found all the
difficulties Of some hideous and unnat-
nral snowstorrn. AT nightfau the winds
always vanished and the sky which had
glistened like steel shield became of q
soft blue, as the purple shadows of a
merclfuI night advanced from the west
These farmers now found themselves
existing in virtual desert. The earth
from which they had wrested each
morsel which they had put into their
mouths had now abandoned them.
Nature made light of her obligation
under the toll of these men. This vast
tract Was now a fit place for the no
MAIDS of Sahara
And yet, for the most part. there was
no wavering, no absence Of faith in the
ultimate success of the beautiful soil.
Some few despaired at once and
SeRs to make pew homes. N the
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made itappear that the entire.state Of
Nebraska is desert. ID.reality the sit
uation is serious, but it does not IN
,clude the whole state. However, peo-
tple feel that. thirty counties in pain and
restitution is sufficient.
The blot that is lGsid upon the map of
the state begins in the north beyond
Custer county. It Is there about fifty
miles wide It siovTly'vvidens then in a
southwark direction until whenit cross
!es the Platte river ii is over a hundred
miles in width The country to the
north and to the west ofthis blot is. one
of the finest grazing grounds in the
world and the cattSenlen there are not
suffering. Valentine is in this portion
which is exempt To the eastward the
blot shadesoff until,one dinds moderate
crops.
In June, 1894, sthe bounteOus, prolific
prairies of this portion of Nebraska
were ashine with the young and ten
der green of growing corn. Round
and fat cattle filed the barnyards of
the farmers. The trees that were con-
creeated about the little housesteads
were of the vivid and brave hue of
healthy and vigorous vegetation. The
towns were alive with commerce of
an industrious and hopeful community.
These mighty brown fields, stretching
for miles under the imperial blue sky
of Nebraska, hadsmade promise to the
farmer 1t waste compensate him for
his great labor, his patience, his sacri-
4lra .Ic hxa
winds gently rustled the arrays of
waist-high stalks.
Then on one day. about the first of
July. there came a menace from the
lsouthward. The sun had been growing
lprophetically more fierce day by day,
and in July there beganrthose winds
from the south, mild at first and
subtle like the breaths of ,the painting
countries of the tropics The corn in
the fields underwent a preliminary
,Guiver from this fburdened with
an omen of death. IN the following
days it became stronger, more threat
ening. The farmers turned anxious
eyes toward their Fields, where the corn
was beginning to rustic with dry
and cracking sound which went up
from the prairie like cries.
Then from the southern horizon
came the scream of a wind hot as an
ovens fury. Its valor was great In
the presence OF the sun. 1t came when
the burning disc appeared in the east
and it weakened when the blood-red,
molten mass vanished in the west.
From day to day, it ragged like pesti-
lence The leaves of the corn and OF
the trees turned yellow and sapless
like leather. For time they stood the
blasts in the agosy of a futile resis.
tance. The farmers helpless. with no
weapon against this terrible and inscru-
table wrath of nature, were spectators
ut the strangling of their hopes. their
ambitions. all that they could look tc
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searching for 1t: none had It 10 grTe.
Meanwhile he had ventured a prodigious
distance from home.
The nearest neighbor was three miles
away. She put her baby in its little
ramshackle carriage and Travelled the
three miles. The family there shared
with her as long as they could-two or
three days. Then she went on to the
next house. There, too, with the quail
ity of mercy which comes with incredi-
BILE suffering, they shared with her.
From house to house she went pushing
her baby carriage. She received a meal
here, three meals here. a meal and a
bed here. The baby was a weak and
puny child.
During this swirling storm, the horses
huddle abjectly and stolidly in the
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Two WAYS.

Little Boy-Whst's the difference be-
tween an advanced woman and any
other woman?
Little Girl-Why. don't you know
An ordinary woman doesn't let her hus-
band know that she is bossin' him, but
aadvan ced woman does--Good News.
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"Been 20 TIE Chcater, N Thz; id
you seer
Il saw q large black hat. With Ere
ostrich feathers. rhin~sson~ buckIs
and tgo magenta roses. And once,
C1ere the strong mans voice t-erabledI
sonoe. FOR one Eao.nent, thought sa~
hal. = . sofa ~ The extreme iee, q ,as
stz-e. bat cannot be zur..--Isfe.
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All ssrsa

'Jta<s = a fery young man. Isn't hs7-
lea Why, only the other night 4.
vas sIssrsrify ~'i,h his ls;ess rarz.e. and
ne cd mar, rho deesn't app-o~e q
ne match cane n and rslsed biazes
ard finally G-ri him after they had had
boz tire q y. and POOR Jinles' plaas
at wen. up n srl.osse
VEL. G'sIR burning shame. --Juag..
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VIZ ilnssT -ss sish. - szss hsy c-z.<;A
Via ~ va = tz.zsass, 80 eEs,-s to c>xo-1..
Nasza 80 sssss.ss.' Nass, ~ essss, e czso~.A
~sez ~ h4s c.-lss-zs. sas Savstssz c.zCr;..
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o D Y VI / L E

Dawson county,
Neb.-The vast
prairies in this
section OF Ne
braska contain
a people w h o
are engaged in
a bitter and
deadly fight for
existence. Some
of the reports
telegraphed to
the east have
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-11
Egzamina maszynist6W W
kOpalniach.

Podczas ostatniej legislatury przy-
jeto ustawe, ktora przepisuje, re
nadpalacze maszynisci elewatorow
W szybach kopaln wegla (Fire Bos-
ses and Hosting Engineers) musza
posiadaG swiadectwa swego uzdol-
nienia i doswiadczenia. Azeby takie
swiadectwa otrzymac, musza sic pod
daG egzaminom odnosnej komisyi
stanowej W tym celu ustanowionej.
Ot6z George A. Schilling, sekretarz
biura statystycznego robotniczego W
Springfeldzie oznajmia, re ia ko-
misya egzaminacyjna bedzie urzedo'
wala d. 81 pazdziernika W Peoria,
Ill, IS listopada W East St. Louis,
i tam maia sic zgEosid ci, kt6rzy
chca sic poddac egzaminom.
Kazdy aplikant, zgfaszaj2c sig do
egzaminu, musi nadto z}ozy6 swia-
dectwo dobrego moralnego prowa-
dzenia SIG swego, podpisane przez
dziesieciu obywateli.
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Pekniecie basenu'

SCRANTON, Pa, 10 paddz.
Basen, naleascy do Lackawan'
ma iron & Steel Co, pekl dzi.
siaj wieczosem. By} on umie.
szczony W srodku miasta /
zrzsdzil znaczne szkody. Ia
wieral 2 i POI miliona galon6w
woody. Geese ulicy Matte 70
stala zburzona. Jedna dziew.
czyna przez wode zosta}a por-
wans i uniesiona ma odlegiosc
pol mill, MIN ia uratowa1 po-
Iicyant. Przez kilka godzin
komunikacya ma ulicach costa
Ia przerwana. Kilka minut
przed ta katastrofa kilkaset
dziewczat przechodzi}o przez
owe miejsce, idsc do fabryki:
gdyby wtedy wydarzyla sic ka.
strOfa, to nieszczescie by}Oby
ogromne.
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E-X I RA
,,Butch" Lyons powieszony.
Szedf ma smierc z odwaga.

Dzis oko}o godz. 11ej rano wyko-
many zostaf W murach wiezienia po.
wiatowego wyrok smierci.
Skazanym by} t. wv. ,,Butch"
Lyons, znany z}oczyhca z West
Side.
W dniu Gym lutego r. b. Lyons,
dopiero co wypuszczony wiezienia,
celu rabunku napad} razem dru-
gim rzezimieszkiem O'Brienem ma
przechodzacego przez Van Buren
ul. Artyste alberta Masona. Bylo to
o godz, loci wieczorem. Gdy Mason
sic bronii, Lyons zamordowa} 60
trzema uderzeniami jakiegos ciez-
kiego narzedzia.
Skazany ma smierc, dis rano 20
staf powies2ony przez szeryfa Pease.
Szed} ma smierc dose meznie. Pred
smiercia doznal pociech religijnych
rak kap}anow katolickich.
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NiegOdziWy figiel.

TOLEDO, o., 10 pazdzier.-
17letni Henry Meyer rozgnie-
wal sic ma siostre "a to, re "a.
prosila ma swoje urodziny Kill
kans$cie przyjaci6lek ma kaws.
Aaeby SIG zem5cic, wpusci4 do
kawy ugotowanei dwie uncye
,,Croton Oil". - dziewczat
wskutek tego mocno zachoro-
wa}o i kilka z Mich znajduje
sic W groznem niebezpiecze6.
stwie zycia. Henry zosta1
aresztowanY i zostanie wnie.
siona przeciw MENU skarga o
otrucie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-11
TaTAEY FEsEEsAFIEzEE z ZAERAEIEy

- Wielkie manewra wojsk rosyj-
skich pomiedzy WarszaW2 a Skier
niewicami zakohczy}y sic onegdaJ
DowodzR hr. Szuwaiow. Okazafy
sis braki W intendenturze'
Rosyjski minister spraW "a
granicznych 1obanow RostoWsklJ
powr6cil jua do Petersburga z Fran
cyl.
- Otwarcie parlamentu niemiec-
kie nastapi dopiero d. u listopada.
w sofii, W Bu}garyi, redaktor
,,Narodnej swabody'' zosta8 skaza-
ny na lat 5 wiezienia "a obrazs ksie-
cia Ferdynanda.
- General Dragomirow otrzymat
cd prezydenta Feliksa Faure mai
wyzsza oznaks Legii honorowej.
- Parowce prywatnej hiszpah-
skiej Kompanii zeglugi transatlan-
tyckiej zostana uzbrojone przez Rad
i wys{ane ma wody kubanskie ola
walki z powstancami.
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DziWaczne samOb6istWO.

L1BErRH, Ind, 10 pazdz. -
Kiedy johnson Orr, jeden z
najbogatszych. farmerow po'
wiatu Union, dis rano wyj!ea.
DIAL z domu, wyrazi2 sic: ,,Zy.
Gle mic ME warte." Wkr6tce
potem znaleziono ma szynach
kolei Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Indianapolis, jego zwloki stra-
szliwie poszarpane. Widocznie
Orr W zamiarze samob6jczym
rzucil sig pod kola nadieadaa.
iscego pocisgu. W kiesze.
mach jego znaleziono got6wka
$1,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-11
N6tatki telegraticzne
krajOWe.

w missteczku Middletown,
KY, wczoraj zamarzEa woda. Cru
bose lodu wynosila 6sma Geese cala'
w St. Louis zorganizowala sic
"Civic Federation.
DIS przybywa do New Yorku
pani Waller, zona konsula Mada-
gaskaru, kt6rego Francuzi trzymaja
W wiezieniu.
- Minister spraw wewnetrznych,
HokS Smith, z Georgii powr6cil do
Washiugtonu.
- 4letni Jerome Frank, siostrze-
nice Andr. Carnegie, zostal zawie-
ziony do Chicago do instytutu Pa
steura, gdyz ugryzl go jego pies ulu-
biony.
w niedziele d. Is pazdziernika
bal Tow. Mfodz. Sw. Kazimierza
Kr6l W Hall Scboenhofena- Cena
biletu wraz dana so centow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-11
TeIegramy ZagranicEne
NOWe napady ma misye
w Chinach.

LoNDYN, IL pszdz. Z Lyo-
uu (Francya) donosza, Il tam.
teisze Stowarzyszenie misyj
katolickich ma Wschodzie o.
trzymalo nowe, niepOkojace
wiesci o napadach na Euro
peiczyk6w Chrzescijan W GEN.
tralnych prowincyach Chin.
Domy misyjne W Nan Ching
zostaly zniszczone przez fana-
tyczay t}um. Kilku nawr6co-
nych Chi6czyk6w zabito, a
wielu raniono.
Pod Dieobecnost konsula
francuzkiego misyonarze od'
wolali sic 0 pomoc do konsula
rosyjskiego. Ten postal zawia-
domienie do wladz central
nych, ale skutek by1 zaden.
Napady ponowi}y sic jeszcze
grodniejsze.
Jednoczesnie nadchodzi wiesc
O groznym buncie Mahometa.
now W p6lnocnej czqSci proWin-
cyl Shi.
Wreszcie podlug wiadomosci
z Shanghaiu, szeroko rozcho.
dzs sic tam wstretne pisma /
cyrkularze t. z. Human, pod
burzaisce do mordowania Gu
dzoziemc6W.
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Telegranly krajOWss
Szczeg0lna pIOtka
O ZamOrdowaniu CIevelanda,

New YORK, II pazdz. -
DIS rano W ca1ym kraju
kursowa}a szczeg6lna plotka,
jakoby prezydent Cleveland
zostal zamordowany W swojem
mieszkaniu W Gray Gables ko.
10 Buzzards Bay. Poniewah
ME MONA by}o AMI telegraf.
c1nie ami telefonicznie porozu-
mice sic z Buzzards Bay, prze.
to pogioska przybra}a DIVA
czne rozmiary.
q tenn wszystkiem okazalo
sic p6zniei, re pog1oska by1a
najzupe}niej bezpodstawna.
Podobno gdzies tam W okolicy
iakas kobieta zosta1a zamordo.
wana, - i ztsd powsta1a Gala
plotka.
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NajprzeW. ks. ArcySiskup
Katzer W Chicago.

Najprzew. ks. Fryd. Xaw. Katzer,
Arcybiskup archidyecezyi milwauc.
kiej, wracajac re Rzymu, wczoraj
przez jakis czas bawif W Chicago
zaszczycil tez swojemi odwiedzinami
Wiel. ks. Wincentego Barzyhskiego,
proboszcza paraii sw. Stanis}awa
Kostki, kt6ry jak wiadomo, ley
chory.
W ciagu dnia wczorajszego by}
Najprzew. ks. Arcybiskup g}6wnie
gosciem 90. Franciszkan6w; z Mil.
waukee zaS przyby}a ma spotkanie
Jego do Chicago delegacya zfozona
200 osob, tax duchownych jak i
swieckich, W kt6rej towarzystwie
ks. Arcybisk godz. 6 wieczorem
wyjechaf do Milwaukee.
Pomisdzy najwybitniejszymi
cz}onkami delegacyi byli: Prev.
ks. Aug. Schinaer, kanclerz archidy-
ecezyi administrator W czasie ME-
bytnosci ks. Arcybiskupa, Mgr.
Aug. Zeipinger, wikaryusz general
ny, Prev. ks. P. NJ. Abbelen, rad
ca duchowny St. Notre Dame rad
ca dyecezyalny, ks. Norbert Kersten,
ks. Grutza, proboszcz parafi sw.
J6zafata, ks. Pradzynski, z par. sw.
Jacka, ks. szulerecki i wielu innych
ksiazy.
Oko}o godz, Al po po}udniu Maj
przew. ks. Arcybiskup, W towarzy.
stwie Mgra Aug. zeiningera, ks.
Abbelena, Kerstena, schlnnera,
Grutzy i Pradzyhskiego przybyli ma
plebania parafi sw. stanisiawa 10
stki tam spedzili czas jakis ma od-
wiedzinach chorego proboszcza pa
rafi. Potem udali sig ma dworzec
kolei i W towarzystwie ca}ej delega-
cyi wyjechali do Milwaukee, gdzie
swietnie przygotowano powracajsce-
mu Arcybiskupowi przyjecie. Od.
byl sic tam wspania}y pochod z po-
chodnialni.
Pobyt ks. Arcybiskupa Katzera "a
granica trwa} 10 miesiecy, W czasie
kt6rych przebywa} giownie W Rzy.
mie i Palestynie.
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Obchody Kubahczyk0R.

TAMPA, Fla, 10 paddz. :
D1isiai odby5o sig tu wlelkle
zgromadzenie, jako W rocznice M
ogloszenia niepodleg1oscl Ruby
przez Yare W r. 1868. Pre-.
sz}o 5000 os6b wzielo udzial
W zgromadzeniu. q ratusza W
West Tampa powiewafa haga
kuba6ska.
New YORK. 1Opazdziernika.
Tutejsi Kuba6czycy obchodzill
dis wieczorem W Chickerlng
Hall 81 rocznice rozpoczecla
wojny Kuba6czyk6w o niepo'
dleglos6. 1000 os6b zebraio
sic ma to zgromadzenie, a sala
byla przybrana we fagi ame'
ryka6skie kuba1skie.
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Manifest Ezety.

ACAPULCO, Meksyk, 10 pad'
dziernika. - General Anto-
nio Ezeta 2 Salvador, kt6ry
przybyl tu z San Francisco,
wyda} pisany po hiszpafsku
manifest do obywateli rzecSp.
Salvador. W manifescie tym
twierdzi, ae amuszony opuscif
krai wskutek przemocy, po-
wr6ci obecnie, aaeby oswobo-
die rzeczpospolits. Wsywa
wszystkich do zrzucenia ,,jarz.
ma" obecnego prezydenta - l
obiecuje caly szereg refoam W
zarzsdzie pa6stwa.
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kompletnej swobodzie, iakiej
udzielais katOlikom stany
Zjedn. i wspomnial o nadanlu
purpury kardynalskiej Msgro-
wi Satolliemu. Zapyta1 tez o
zdrowie prezydenta Grovera
Clevelanda wyraaal sic o MIN
bardzo patycznie. Stan zdro'
via OLGA sw. jest jak najpo-
myslniejszy.
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Wfasciciele kOpall, - i g6rnicy.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, 10 pazdz.-
Konferencya wlascicieli ko,
pain kolejowych i g6rnik6w
obwodu pittsburskiego, celem
u1ozenia tabeli plac rozpoczsla
sic tu dzisiai.. Reprezentanci
"a kompanij i 12-15.0oo g6r,
nik6w znajduja sic ma konfe.
rencyi. Az do odroczenia sic
sesyi rannej jeszcze mic wazne.
60 ME uradzono, ale ssdzac z
harmonii dsiscej sic dostrze.
gao pomisdSy obu stronami,
konferencya celu swego ME o:
siagnie. Wplyw ona moze
mice na stosunki W Ohio, In.
diana i Illinois.
S1ox CITY, Ia, 10 pazdz.-
Specyalna depesza z Centre
willie donosi: WIasciciele ko.
pain wegli mieli dzisiaj nara
de i przesiali g6rnikom ulti,
matum, W kt6rem oswiadczyli,
ze ME beda placili wiscej niz
80 cent6w. Ma naradzie byli
obecni w}asciciele kopal1 z
dystrykt6w Centreville, Tor
bush i Brazil. Komitet g6r.
nik6w na og6lnem jutrzejszem
zgromadzeniu zlozy rapport.
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Okret angielski spalOny.

VALPARAISO, Chill, 10 pa.
adziernika. - Okret augielski
,,Garfield'r, p}ynscy z Liver.
poolu do Valparaiso, spalis sic
niedaleko ztad na morzu. In.
ny statek, parowiec, ujrzal ka-
tastrofe i pospieszy1 mu z
pomocq. Gala za}oge urato.
wano. Zosta}a ona przywie-
ziona do tutejszego portu.
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OfieeroWie chinscy " R8syi.

PETERSBURG, 10 paGdzierni-
ka-C Car Mikofai IIgi na pros
be rzqdu chi6skiego zezwoll,
aaeby 125ciu ofcer6w Chin
czyk6W z r6znych rodzaj6w
broni przy}sezono dla nauki
woiskowosci do r6znych pol.
k6w rosyjskich. Kilku maj
zdolniejszych z ich liczby be:
dzie uczeszcza}o do Akademii
woiskowej W Petersburgu.