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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-04
'lelegramy zagraniczne.
StWareie Rady pallstWa
W Berlinie.
Nova tronoWa, wygloszona
przez kanclerza.

BERLIN, 8 grudnia. - Rada
pa6stwa zostala otWarta dis
w poludnie.
Move cd tronu odczytal
kanclerz ks;9ze Hohenlohe.
Jest ona dose obszerna i
wyezerpuiaca. Zaczyna cd
wzmianki 0 jubileusaowych
uroczystosciach z powodu rocz.
nicznic zwycieztw T. 1870
Ill objaSnis, re celem ludu
niemieckiego jest rozwijac i
loskonalit budowe, kr6ra u
:undowano 25 lat temu.
Dalej oredaie zapewnia, IL
Nlemcy znajdujs sic W Dc brych
;tosunkach ze wszystkiemi
pa6Stwami, zaznacza wsp6lns
innemi mocarstwami akcye
W sprawie pomiedzy Chinami
a Japonis-,i zwracajqe sic do
smutnego po3ozeuia W TurcYi,
twierdzi, ze jakkolwiek jest
ono grozne samo W sobie, ME
pgzedstawia zadnego niebez-
piecze6stwa kolizyi pomiadzy
mocarstwami europejskiemi.
P&Gstwa dzialaj9 solidarnie
i pok6j W TurcYi musi bye
przywr6cony. M'edzy innemi
W oredziu jest take ustep 0
tcwaio$ci i po2ytku potr6jne.
90 przymierza Austrye /
Wiochami.
Nastepnie nova tronowa
zwraca sic do spraw weHnetrz.
nych.
Zapowiada ona ca}y szereg
projekt5w do praw, kt6re 20.
stana przedstawioue do decyu
zyi psrlamentu. l tax, bgdz'e
Fniesiony nowy, ,zreformowany
kodeks cywilny, rome bile,
majsce na celu polepszenie
dobrobytu klas pracujacych,
nowe prawa gie}dowe, plojek-
ia nowych Gel cd cukru it'd.
Wreszcie co do fundusz6w
paGstwowych nova tronowa
2azuacza, il znajduja sic one
w dobrym stanie-i ze wprzy-
sz}ym roku skarboWym oczeki.
wanym jest pomyslny wynik
budzetu.
Move przyjeto bardzo przy.
chylnie. Szczeg6lniej gorsco
oklaskiwano ustepy, dotyczsce
ref2rmy gle1doWeJ l stosunkoW
zsgranicznych.
70 odczytaniu mowy, ma
winoSek prezydeuta Izby bar.
Won Buol-Berenberga, wznie-
siono try okrzyki ma czeSc
CeS9rZa.
Ma zako6czenie przedstawio-
no parlamentowi projekt bu-
dzetu. Zawiera on 1,259,221,-
938 marek (okolo 800 milo.
now dol. W dochodach i tyle3
W wydatkach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-04
Krytyezne pOIOienie W Tureyi.

my - CIHe pOiOLeuio W uICJl"
LoNDYN 3go grpdnia. -
4 Konstautynopola donosza,
ia ambassador bryta1ski, Sir
Philiph Currie odby} dluga
konferency9 Z tlreckim mini
strem spraw zagranicznych
Tewfikiem Pasza. O5tatecznie
ambassador zawiadomi} mini.
stra, il WieIkobrytania daje
Turcyi czas do soboty ma zde-
c7dowanie sic co do przeiscia
dodatkowego okretu wojenne-
90 angielskiego przez Darda.
nellie. JeIr rezolucya W tym
czasie ME nastapi, statek an
gielski gwaltem sforsuie przej.
scie. W1ochy podobno pop:e-
rajs ca'kowicie akcye Wielko
bry tamil.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, 3grud.-
Sultan turecki uaywa ostatecz.
nych wysi}k6w, azeby ME do,
pu5c;c do przejscia przez Dar-
danelle dodatkowych okret6w
straauicgych. Odni6sl sic W
ttym celu z 6stami wlasnorecz.
nymi do monarch6w pa6stw,
kt6re asdajs zwiskszenia licz-
by statk6W wojennych na Bos.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-04
Czenl?

....Pytasz, czemu Bog zsysa ma
mas utraplena,
Bo przez krzyze. prowadzi6 choe
mas do zbawienias
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-04
Obrazona duma.

zosnierz do swego kolegi:
= Kapral powiedzial dis do mnis
ssTy osle''. Me darujs mu tego.
Coz wiec cheese uczyni6f
- Uzalid sia zs m6wi "tyn d.
mnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-04
Ia wiele Obraz majestatu!

Z Berlina donosza:
Ia obraze majestatu skazano W
Berlinie niejaka Hellmuth ma szesc
miesiecy wiezienia; VI Poznaniu ro-
botnika Ryga}fz ma szesc, W Mar
burgu muzykanta Wissner ma trzy
miesiaee wiezienia.
Okropnie obrazliwy jest ten &C.
sarz Wilus!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-04
C{O zbOiOWe we Francyi.

PARYz, 8 grudnia. = Komi-
tet tary fowy Izby deputowa'
nych zgodzil sig ma noWy zu:
pe1nie projekt W sprawie ce1
wwozowych cd zboza. Projekt
6w chce ustanowic ruchoms i
zmienns skale eel zboaowych,
kt6rej stopniowanie, W miare
warunk6w targowych, zalea-
mem by}oby cd rzadu. Projekt
zostanie wniesiony niezwlocz.
ME do Izby deputowanych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-04
DzieHica W Nieku... dojrzafym.

/ Aob, dzieh dzisieiszy stanowi
ola mnie sympatyczna rocznice.
= JakR?
: Dwadaiesoia pie6 lat ,temu od-
bJsy sic mole chrzoiny.
: Jakto, czyzby pani poprzednio
przez lat 25 byaa.... poganks?....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-04

forze. Me sadza, azeby W VIE
kszosci wypadk6w srodek ten
mog} bye skuteczny.
WlEDE6, 3 grudnia. -
Depesza otrzymana tn z Kon'
stantynopola donosi, IL Sultan
postanoWi} podobno zerwac(O
wszelkie stosunki dyplomaty
czne z mocarstwami, jezeli te
beda usiiowa}y sforsowac si}s
przojscie przez Dardanelle.
DoprowadSitby to musialo do
starcia czynnego.
BERLIN, 3 grudnia. - Po-
dug otrzymanych tu wiado.
moSci, po}ozenie W Konstanty'
nopolu jest krytyczne. Roz-
straygnie sic W tych dniach.
RsYM, 8 gruduia. - We
vszystkich arsenalach NOR
skich we W1oszech panuje
ozywiony ruch. Gaia fota wo-
jenna w}oska zostauie urucho,
miona na wypadek starcia Z
Turcya. Krzyzowiec ,,Piemon-
te" nailjpszy i najszybszy z
calej foty w}oskiej, wyruszyl
ma wody tureckie.
Zntw speech" ces. Wilhel ma.
WRoc}Aw, 3 grudnia. - Ces.
Wilhelm przenlawiat tn dzi.
siai ma bankiecie, urzQdzonym
przez puik kirasyer6w gwar-
dyj z powodu 25tei rocznicy
bitwy pod Champigny. W
przen6wieniu SVEN zaznaczy},
ze stoiqo ponad wszelkiemi
partyami, stale sic coraz biz
Sym swei armii, screen / du-
chem. Obowj9zkiem ludu i
armii jest brouic tego, co
stworzono pred laty 25cju.
Cesarz pill na zdrOwie pu}ku-
i m6wiac o jego oficerach "a
ko6czy1 siowami swego dziada,
wypowiedzianemi W =. 1840
pod Koblencya: nO5o 50 ci
panowie, ma kt6rych ia pole,
gam.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-04

Pieniadze do wypozyczania. Duze sunny. Nizki
procent, pozyczamy pieni4dze ma budowe. Posis-
dfosci tylSO W Chicago Spiacafly pozyczki cd
Towarzystw duza osz 'zednosc. {Hipoteki mort
stownie do H. y. STONE & CO. 200 La Sale st.
Chicago, Ill
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
A Novel Scheme.

Of all the fin de steele schemes to
draw trade, the one recently gotten up
by a shoe dealer in a town in the inte-
rior of Pennsylvania is probably the
most novel. He offers bicycle to the
boy through whom the largest guam
tity Of shoes is sold in two months.
Naturally, nearly every boy in town
has interested himself in the matter,
and, as a result. he is making life mis-
cradle for 'his sisters, cousins and his
aunts," besides his father, mother, Sun
day school teacher, etc. Each boy par
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01

be carried up Or down stairs or hoisted
in dumb walters OR elevators. 1t can
be readily doubled up for carrying on
the shoulder up and down bad roads.
Such a bicycle can be readily placed in
carriage or other vehicle for trans
porta ton. The inventor claims further
that in it's folded shape the bicycle may
be securely locked, but seems to forget
that in its portable shape it presents
an extraordinary inducement to the in
tending thief.
The folding bicycle is one of the
things that, now that it has been in
vented, will cause people to wonder
why it had not been thought of before
Dwellers in flats, however, where there
are tenants given to storing their
wheels in the lower hallway, will be
inclined to send their personal thanks
to the genius who has shown how the
most unwieldy thing ever invented
that is, while in state Of repose-may
be made less obtrlsve and less dan
gerOus. There is no reason why it
shouldn't be hung up ON a peg out Of
every bOdy'S reach
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01

but the usual and fairer way was to
use 'tots." There is at Haxey, near
here, very curious ancient leather bot
tie, which was found, believe, during
some recent partial restoration Of the
church, and is now in the possession of
the vicar. / have not seen it; but it has
been described to me as something like
tea urn in shape, with two handles,
and large enough to contain from a
gallon to a gallon and a half of liquid
1t is believed to have been used for
storing the wine for the communion;
and | have been told that formerly,
when wine was scarce, the custom was
to send the bottle abroad to be replen-
ished whenever a fresh supply was
needed.-Notes and Queries.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
Part 3 will show, through panoramic

Fart 5 will show, through panoramic
means, and again with electrical flu
limitations, the most interesting coun-
tries and cities of the globe In each
VIII be figured it's inhabitants. By an
arrangement of platforms products Of
each country may be purchased of ma
tlVes appropriately costumed 1t is
aimed not alone to give visual oppor-
tunlty, but opportunity to enjoy the
sensations Of travel under certain con-
dltons and within the limit of the 'tel-
Escape" AT the top of the tube the air.
mechanically exhausted, will give the
travellers an opportunity to experience
Tor brief moment the sufferings which
genuine aeronauts must undergo On
the downward way the balloon will be
gradually slower in descent prior to the
plunge into the water, and as the depths
of the sea are reached darkness follows
the light of the artificial sun illumin-
ing the earlier voyage
From the bottom of the sea, and
When the car enters veritable hole in
the ground, the air of the subterranean
journey will be made to bear out the
heavy dampness and oppression conse
quent on such conditions. For the last
OF these series of impressions has been
reserved, perhaps not appropriately,
intense heat. That is held for the mo-
ment when the car reaches the sup
posed center of the earth. Looking
over the side of the car, there appears,
to bear out quite completely the impress
sion, a glowing lake of fire. When this
last of the sensations is considered suf-
ticiently impressed, both as regards frl-
ture benefit and present enjoyment, the
car returns to the surface of the sea-
On the way there is again passed, in
reaching the water, reproduction of
different branches Of mining.
The cOncentric parts, 2 and 3, consti-
tute really one, and are divided from
each other by a space of 46 feet and
joined by fixed boards running in spiral
around them to a height Of 1854 feet,
and placed vertically at 33 feet apart.
Two superposed platforms, one nova
bic, the other fixed, revolve parallel to
the planks. The system Of locomotion
established is by means Of cables. The
ascent is made in view Of the piano.
ramas contained in the first part, then
passing over at the top the descent is
made on the outside around the second
portion to the original starting point.
Numerous steps unite the platforms to
allow spectators to pass from one to
another on foot, returning at will to the
car system. It is estimated that $500
people can be accommodated on the
movable platform and like number on
the stationary.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
Gold Mining in Georgia.

The outlook for gold mining in
Georgia. is bright. Henry McManus'
who recently leased the Garnet com
nanv's mine on the Chestatee river,
near Dadlonega, writes that there are
twenty veins of gold ore or quartz in
the property He is working two shafts
which yield good ore averaging from
SIS to SO ton. In some streaks the
WELD is as high as $40 ton. George /,
Chester. who is now developing q
property near Canton, Ga, has already
snent 5000 there and will spend $4,000
more and believes he is on the same
lead as 1.-The steady bullion producer,
soVen miles distant. Assays on the
chester property run from SO to 81, 600
n ton
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
Tnfirmary for Cats.

Some twenty-five years ago a gentle
man of Columbus, Ohio, died, leaving
behind him drawings and plans Of 4
cat infirmary, to be erected by his exec
utors. The infirmary was to have rat
holes for sport, areas for amatory con-
verse and grounds for exercise, pro-
vided with high walls, with gently slop-
ing roofs The last clause in his will
read: Il have all my life been taught
to believe that every thing in and about
man was intended to be useful, and
that it was mans duty, as lord of ami
mails, to protect all the lesser species.
even as God protects and watches over
him. For these two combined reasons
first that my body, even after death,
may continue to be made instrumental.
as far as possible. in furnishing SUB
stitute for the protection OF BODIES or
my dear friends, the cats, do hereby
devise and beoueath the intestines OF
nv body to be made up into fiddle
strings. the proceeds to be devoted to
the purchase of an accordion, which
shall be played in the auditorium OF
the cat intirmary by one Of the regular
nurses. to be selected for that purpose
exclusively-th playing to be kept up
forever and forever, without cessation
,lay or night, in order that the cats may
have the privilege of always hearing
and enjoying the instrument which is
the nearest approach to their natural
voices" There was grim grimalkln
hunor in this.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
two stories. The contract for the en-

two stories. The contract for the en-
tire work was given to Michael Giblin,
of New York city, in November, 1892.
The building, when completed, will be
about 100 feet in height, and will have
a frontage of 214.3 feet on Washington
street. It will be finished in two years
if the Supervising Architects office fin
ishes the drawings and plans at once.
The drawings have yet to be made.
This new warehouse will be capacious
enough to meet all possible require
ments of the appraisers stores for
many years to come. The delay in it's
construction costs the Government
more than $4,000 year for the rental
Of private property to hold the stores.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01

ticipating in the contest is given a pack
of cards on which his name is written.
These cards the boy distributes to his
friends. requesting them to buy their
shoes during the two months at So
and-so's, and present at the store one
of the cards on which his (the boys
name is inscribed. The storekeeper
places the amount of purchase upon
the card and files it to the boys credit.
At the expiration of the two months,
the various amounts will be summed
up, and the boy whose account is the
largest gets the bike
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
A NEW ELASTIC TIRE.

1t Is Not for Bicycles, but for Vehicles
OF Every Kind.
1t was the general use of the pneu-
matte tire on bicycles no doubt, that
suggested an elastic tire for vehicles
of every kind. The accompanying cut
shows 4 tire of this nature, which has
just been patented by man in Kansas.
This device is made of spring Wire,
and, of course, it is not to be inflated
as the rubber tires are. 1t has a neat
ly fitting base section for the felloe,
and it's outer surface expands under
the pressure of contact with the ground.
The rod shown in the central recess of
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01

eartl. The building proper, as plan
u by the two originators, French ar
Effects from which it takes it's name,
pl cover Il space of 400 square feet;
D be about eight stories high, and
pit Of marble. From this stone foun-
FiOn there will rise a column or tube
feet high making the total height
feet. A company has been formed
Fh sufficient capital to secure the
bemp
b the ascent the balloon passes near
the principal planets to allow the
wager to discern details. Daylight
appears for the moment. Clouds
be Travelled through and by me-
fnlcal and electrical combinati
fIed effects Will be secured. The
Fl point in the upward flight will be
moon. upon which a landing will be
soe. The downward flight is purpos>
10 0e made more rapidly and with
pause until the globe is reached.
this point the balloon is left and
4 car plungeS into the water. Here
1ouSh a series Of sea aquarium ar
RSements containing living fish and
f}tS the wonders of the deep will
zSNoNn. Submarine boats will float
\ he waters and wrecks will form part
ne picture III this mimic sea. which
tie illuminated with constantly
&hElNg electrical effects. This part
TIE Work is announced as under
III IN accord with descriptions by
i ne and Flammarion.
he car is purposed to hold 100 peo-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
The Old Leather Bottle.

My father possessed an old leather
bottle, shaped like cask, the purpose
of which was to carry beer to the la
borers in the fields. We had several
of these in wood. varying in size from
a quart to gallon, but only one "a
very old one) in leather. 1t was, of
course, possible to drink out of them,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01

was for $S5O,O0O for the site, which
occupies the entire block bounded by
Washington, Greenwich, Christopher
and Barrow streets, and $65OOO0 for
a ten-story pressed brick and granite
building. This latter sum was found
to be inadequate, and has been ex
pended in the construction Of the first
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
THE LATEST IN BICYCLES.
BY an Ingenious Arrangement They
Can Be Folded.

Avoiding bicycle is the newest novelty
in the steel line. By simple and
ingenious arrangement the connecting
rods Of the frame may be folded until
the machine is reduced to the size of
one wheel, as shown in the illustration.
The inventor claims for the folding
bicycle the possibility of storing it in
ones room, the ease with which it may
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01

|4u IS divided Numerically into
pa''s' Arrived at the top of its
-S'oh' 1t will describe a semi-circle
'"n axis. and enable the specta-
see gong down what the others
so'ns up. The second part of the
(seope' is arranged to contain the
us OF nature, discoveries of the
- Inventions and explorations.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
paats the Ferris Wheel.

Beats the + GIFTS w hceIs
Tho feron- 7Lege telescope" as it is
rropd is one Of the projected unique
of the Paris Exposition of
MA In it, through mechanical appli-
,ooc and scenic effects, visitors will be
,ioc+ad in a balloon through space,
ID subsequently in a boat to the
,,tbs If the ocean and the center Of
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
width of the Thames.

The river Thames is from 500 to 1.oOo
foot broad in London and seven miles
broad at the More. 1t is navigable 10
miles above London bridge.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
p.;n;est snot i'm Scotland.

Glencoe. in Scotland. where, accord
mo to local legends, when it is not rain
ing it is showing, the annual rainIan Is
1o7 inches, or nearly as much as Sit
ka, in Alaska.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
CUSTOM WAREHOUSE.
Active Work on the New Appraisers
Store in New York City.

Congress last session authorized the
Secretary of the Treasury to make con-
tracts to the extent of a million dollars
for the completion of the new ware
house for the Government appraisers in
New York. On March 4, 100000 was
appropriated for immediate use The
original appropriation on Sept IA, 1888,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01

About the worst use you can make of
a man is to put him in charge of a
strawberry festival to raise money for
q church.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01

The morning after big wedding,
the women are nearly always cross.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
JEALOUS OF CHICAGO.
,o,e PLANS SOMETHING TO
OVAL TIE WHITE CITY.

Telescope Through Which Visitors
+be Exposition Of 1900 Will
r,,e, and Take In the Moon and
,,,onets on the Way.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01

A mans morality depends somewhat
upon the size of the town he is In.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01

the outer surface is intended to hold
the tire firmly and compact1y in place
If desired, the tire may be wholly OF
partially covered with rubber, leather
or any similar material.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01
HUMOR OF THE WEEK
STORIES TOLD BY FUNNY MEN
OF THE PRESS.

Odd, Curious and Laughable Phases
of Human Nature Grapha caIly Por-
trayed by Eminent Word Artists of
Our Own Day-A Budget of Fun.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-01

A good many church people think
more of doctrine than of religion.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-26
yeno.nous indian Snakes.

OF the poisonous kinds there are some
90 genera, admirable pictures Of which
may be found in Sir Joseph Fayrer' s
'Thanatophidia of India OF these the
most infamous is, of course, the cobra
(Naja tripudians), of which there are many
varieties. Few objects" says the author
ity just referred to, ARE more calculated
to inspire awe than large cobra when,
with his hood erect kissing loudly, and
his eyes glaring, he prepares to strike
Nevertheless they are not, I believe, ag-
gressive, and unless interfered with or IT.
the neck undated, looking not unlike in
nocent snakes
The reputation of being the most agrees
i've of all the Indian snakes Is enjoyed by
the Ophiophagus elaps, but more danger
GUS perhaps are the Daboia russellii, or
Russell S viper, and the Echis carinata (the
native phursa), whose bite causes death as
certainly, if not quite as quickly, as that
Of the cobra. For the horror of the thing
is that death-to all events to the native
is almost certain. 1t - sad and remark
able fact that in dealing with bite from
one of these snakes civilization appears to
be nearly as powerless as barbarism The
district officers frequently complain that
the natives, when bitten, content them
selves with singing mantras or charms,
instead of applying to the doctor. But
what can the doctor do for them? He can
excise the part bitten, he can amputate the
limb, but if the poison has once got into
the venous system, unless the bite was not
deep or surgical aid was Immediately at
hand, no human power can save the vic