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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-29
SUBMARINE CABLES.
The Circle Of the Earth Has Almost Bees
COMPLETED.

The Circle Of the Earth HAS Almost BeeA
Completed.
There are now IL transatlantic Ca
bles connecting Europe with Canada
and the United States, and steps have
been taken to lay cable across the
Pacific from British Columbia to Aus
tralasia by way of the Fiji islands.
The circle of the earth will then be
completed. but not SO directly as it
would be by cable from America 70
Japan.
There are now 152, 600 miles of sub
marine cable, in round numbers, Of
which 10 per cent. have been supplied
by various governments and the rest
by private enterprise. They connect
into one system over 1900, 600 miles Of
land wires. ramifying in different coun-
tries. The cables have cost about E&0.-
900, 900 and the land lines Eos. 600, 600,
but the money has been well spent, for
the benefits of the telegraph are meal.
culable.
1t controls the commerce of the world,
which has risen 70 nearly e., 000, 600, 900
a year. or, more precisely, 81, 94o, OO0,-
600. of exports and 81, 72o. 600, 900 of inn
ports. 1t enables international dis
putes to be settled without recourse to
arms, as in 1851, when the British
cabinet were in direct communication
with the Boer leaders of the Transvaal.
1t brings Q war that has broken cut to
q speedy conclusion, and keeps the pub
lie informed Of its hourly progress, as
the case of Egypt. where the lombard
ment of Alexandria was known in Lon
don few minutes after the first ehct
was fred, and kilograms were dispatch
ed from the battle field of Suakim, in the
eastern Soudan, while the fight was
going on.
Above all, by putting the remotest
parts of the world in contact with each
other, it tends TO destroy the barriers
Of isolation and prejudice, making an
tipa.hy give place to sympathy and
hatred to loving Enthusiastically
American
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-29
PERSONALS.

w. P. Kohn of Hutchinson, is in the
city.
]. L. Spaulding came in from Topeka
last night.
E. E. Clark of Oswego, was at the Ca
rey Sunday.
D. f. George Of Topeka, was in the
city yesterday.
w. S. Hunter of Kansas City, was in
the city Sunday.
Fred L. Trickey of Wellington, was in
the city Sunday.
S. P. Fipp of Pratt, came in Sunday
for short visit.
A H Chapman of Pittsburg, was in
the city yesterday.
z. P .Beal of Kansas City, registered
at the Carey Sunday.
A. G. Davis of Hutchinson, was a Wis
flor in the city Sunday.
T. J. Hearn Of St. Louis, was a Wis
itor in the city Sunday.
II. c. Cook of Galveston, was a WIS.,
itor in Wichita Sunday.
John Pimton, NJ. D., of Kansas City,
was in the city yesterday.
George H. Rein Of Kansas City, was a
visitor in the city Sunday.
J. T. BIackson and wife. of Ialstead,
was in Wichita yesterday.
J. NJ. Stuckman of EIbing, was in the
city yesterday on business.
J. c. o. Morse of Wellington, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
u. Telgar of Newton, was among the
visitors in the city yesterday:
G. 3. Eckerts came in from White
water Sunday for q short visit.
3. w. Leatherock came in from Cher
10 6ou vie
W. J. Jackson came in from Clear
water yesterday for a short visit.
Judge c. S. Bowman of Newton, was
in the city a short time Sunday.
William Hagerman of Buffalo, was
registered at Hotel Carey Sunday.
Jacob Williams of Norwich. made a
brief visit in the city yesterday
Among the arrivals in the city Sun
day was Ed Clark. jr., Of Fort Scott.
F. A Miller of Kansas City. was
among the visitors in the city Sunday.
Keene jackson of Kansas City, was
one of the visitors in the city Sunday.
Among those who visited in the city
yesterday was Daniel E. Reed Of Hutch
ison.
Q. W Jones of NIulvane was regis
tered at the Manhattan hotel Sun
day.
w. P. Rassatt of Harrington. was
among the visitors in the city yester-
Gay.
Miss Margaret Irwin of MELVILLE.
Pa, is visiting Mrs. A. NJ. Irwin of
this city
A. II. Bushnell Of Pond Creek, Q. T..
was among the strangers in Wichita
yesterday.
Among the arrivals at the Manhat-
tan Sunday was Bion S. Hutchins Of
Ponca City. o. T.
Night Clerk Mcclure of the Fifth
Avenue hotel at Arkansas City, was
In the city yesterday.
E. r. Moses the Great Bend irrigation
enthusiast, was in the city looking af-
i. ter business matters Sunday
s. II. REYNOLDS has been dangerously
Ill al his home 1916 South Fifth avenue.
but is now slowly recovering.
Miss MathiIda Lennon will leave
Wichita next Tuesday,. On Monday
she will sing in a farewell concert
given by the Wichita Musical club.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-29
GOOD WOMAN GONE.
Mrs Jennie sherman. Formerly Connected
With the Eagle. Died Yesterday.

Mrs. Jennie Sherman nee Foust died
at the home of her mother on the West
Side yesterday afternoon OF typhoid
fever. In her girl days deceased was
for many months connected with the
Eagle bindery and by her amiable dis
position and ladylike department won
the esteem OF all her associates Her
untir.,ely death is lamented by all who
knew her. The funeral will be from
the residence ASS Orchard street West
Side. on tomorrow afternoon at 1:30
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-29
A New York Man Will Plant an Orchard II
Sedgwick County.

"A
Sedgwick County.
Despite the general depression and
general announcement that has pre-
vailed throughout the country the past
year or more, DR.. E. p. Miller of New
York City, who is largely interested IN
Kansas realty, has retained his conh-
Once in the grand future in the state,
which amounts to an abiding faith In
proof of this. and of the doctors be-
lief that the great Arkansas valley is
bound to become great fruit growing
region, he has just placed an order
with w. F. Schell, the nurseryman OF
this city. for the planting and care of
a large orchard on his farm in this
county. The doctor calculates upon
large returns from this outlay, and he
has no doubt estimated correctly. Kan
sas fruits have received first awards in
a number of national horticultural eX-
hibits, and no part of the state sur
passes the valley for fine fruit.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-29
THEY TAKE AN OATH
POLICE COMMISSIONERS ENTER
UPON THEIR DUTIES
They Hold Their First Session-List Of APP
pointments-Park Massey Gets Chief Of
Polfce and q New Hat-Charley Hatton's
Appointment Was Copceded-Ma5or
Burr and Ben Downing viii Look After
Sanitary Conditi0ns-C. L Adams and
W. H. Allen win Keep Accounts and
Jim Beard VIII Garry the Big Key.

Chief of police. o. P. Massey.
Police judge. Chas. Hatton.
Sanitary police, A. G. Bur and Ben
Downing.
Police clerk, c. L. Adams.
Night clerk. w. H. Allen.
Turnkey, James Beard
The new police commissioners, c. NJ
Jones. president; A. c. Husey. clerk !;
Geo. L. Pratt, took the oath Of office
yesterday at 10 O'Clock a. m. The oath
was administered by Chas. Hatton,
who is a notary public, in the store of
Mr.. Jones.
The members of the board went to
the city building at o'clock p. m. and
Chief Cone opened Athe door to the
commissioners room and they passed
in and closed and locked the door.
These three men are representative
business men and the feeling seemed
to prevail that they would act for the
best interests of Wichita. Nearly
every man on the streets seemed to
have a favorite for chief or for some
other apppoin tment, but ali were will
ing to abide by the choice Of the COM
nliSsionerS.
sion until 6 p. m. and from the time
they entered the Office and closed the
door until they adjourned for supper
not even an intimation reached the
outside os to what was being done in
regard to appointments.
There was quite crowd collected at
police headquarters and also in the
room of firemarshal. They waited
patiently and when the commission
ers opened the door to their room and
read the list of appointments there was
some manifestations of approval, but
being a good many Candidates for each
appointment the disappointed out
numbered the successful ones.
Park Massey's friends gave him such
a hearty reception that he was obliged
to go up town and buy a new hat, the
one he wore being minus crown and
brim. The friends of Major Burr and
Ben Downing declared that no other
city in the state would have such able
sanitary policemen. The boys just
simply said good to Charley Hatton.
His appointment was conceded from the
start.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-29
Counted Ont.

Walter-Ms, want . bicycle
Mother-You should not desire any
thing too eagerly in this world
Walter (hedgirg|-But / don't wan
it very badly.
Mother tdecidedly)-Well. can't en-
courage every little passing whim- YoS
can't have i.-PearSon's
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-29
FILED WITH PROBATE JUDGE
Complete List of Entries Filed in the Pro
hate Judges ONCE Yesterday.

Demand OF Webster set by consent
until today
Estate OF A. J. Cook, application for
administrator granted.
Estate of John Hagerman. petition
TO sell real estate continued till Febru-
airy 18th.
Estate Of Henry II. Jones. election OF
widow TO take under the viii. filed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-29

1t is singular that clergymen don
invest oftener in rubies. amethysts and
the like. There are sermons in stones
you knows
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-29
Grammar ana veracssy.

Tommy, you shouldn't say 4 don't
want no more pie" said Tommy's
mother, as she beamed on him for
obeying previous orders to refuse pie 50
there'd be enough to go around for the
company
There" shouted Tommy toyosaly,
IS he passed up his plate, II knew you
wouldn't let me tell a lie before the
rinister,r-Chicapo Record
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-29
Real Estate Transfers.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land company
The records In the register CT deeds Of
fee show the following transfers
ID Stevenson e hf lot Zimmerly add
q O-..----------------- ----- --.----s--S
IS wd. '. 40
F Mueller lot IS Fourth ave luel-
ler's add wd..--.-- ---------....- ieo
A II and q " A-nborn lots )
Myers and Toler's out lots xd---..... -
NortSage releases .................... ls7so
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-29

lis there much water in the cistern.
Biddy?" inquired gentleman OF MS
Irish servant
1T is full on the bottom. sir. but
there's none on the top" said Biddy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-29

Men are very much like degs-the
more worthless they are the more they
howl when they get hurt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-29

Save money by using DR.. Prices Bak-
ing Powder. It's most economical be-
cause it's absolutely pure.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-29
HAS FAITH IN KANSAS.

Strong and quick in action is Dr.
Prices Baking Powder. It's absolutely
nr1re
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-29

The fact is never questioned that
Prices Cream Baking Powder Is abb
solutely pure.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
TeLegramy kraiOWe
Ze StOliey ZwiazkOWei.

WASHINGTON, DC, ,22 marca.
Dzisiejsze posiedzenie gabine-
towe trwa4o tylko dwie godzi-
ny. Wszyscy ministrowie byli
obecni, z wyjatkiem Carlisle'a,
kt6ry byl W New Yorku. Po.
siedzenie by1o bardzo zgodne
pomimo wielu zawik1a1, W
obec kt6rych Rad stoi. Zdaje
sic, re zajmowano sic sprawa
zachowania sic Wielkiej Bry-
tamil W obec Venezuela i Nj.
caraguy. Go do Nicarguy, "a.
pewne, Rad nasz wcale mie-
szac sig W to ME bedzie, gdyz
usprawiedliwienla sic takiego,
jakiego zsda Wielka Brytania
"a nlestosowne obejscie sic z
konsularnym agentem, musia-
4yby zsdac takze StanY Zjed-
noczony. Wiscej troche Rad
nasz obchodzi sprawa Vene-
zueli, ale tu ME zostana po.
czynione zadne kroki, dop6ki
Wielka Brytania ME da sly.
szec o sobie. - Go do Hiszpa-
nil wreszcie, to W sprawie stree
lania do Alliancy Rad hisz.
pa6ski dotychczas mic ME od-
powiedzia}, jak tylko, il cd
naszego rzsdu otrzyma} donie.
sienie o tel sprawie: ale W obec
zmiany gabinetu W Hiszpanii
Rad nasz zaczeka, dop6ki tam
po1ozenie sic ME wyjasni.
POdpalaczka kOsciOf6w,
WASHINGTON, D. Q. % mar
ca. Parma Mary Delaney z
Milwaukee zostala dzisiaj are
sztowana W hotelu Elsmere.
Possdzona jest o to, Re pr6bo-
wa}a podpalic tutejsze katoli.
ckie koscio}y sw. Dominika i
sw. Patryka, oblawszy czes6
ich podl6g nafts i nagromadzi.
wszy tam mn6stwo papieru.
Widziano W obu koscio}ach
smukls kobiete, kt6ra ten dzi-
waczny czyn chciala popelnic,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
" ANA zmiana W parlamencie
SngielSkim.

LoNDYN, 22go marca.
Lzba gmiu przyjeia dis wick
szoscla 176ciu g1os6w przeclw-
ko l58miu rezolucye, wniesio-
ma przez posla Allena, azeby
czlonkowie parlameutu ma
przyszlosc "a swa pracs otrzy'
mywali zaplats cd rzadu. Sir
William Vernon Harcourt po-
pieraI wniosek Allena. Gdyby
uchwala ia zdoia3a stac sic
ostatecznie prawem, stanowi3o,
by to jedna najwiekszych
zmian W ustroju parliamentary
nym Anglii. Dotad czionko-
vie parlamentu nje So p4atni i
muszs sic utrzymywac Z VIA.
snych fundusz6W, co zamyka
dostep do LIB lGdziom nieza.
mcznym ! W og6le zyWiofowi
ludowemu. Nova reforma
zmieniG moze do gruntu sk}ad
i charakter Izby gmin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
Y Indyj.

KALKUTTA, 22go marca.-
z Chitralu donoszs, il po1oze-
ME stale sic tam coraz groz-
nieisze. Oddzial poruczn. Ros.
sa z Ago pulku Sikh zostas z
nienacka napadnisty przez
krajowc6w-i rozbity. Sam
porucznik padl ma placu boju.
Powstanie i zaburzenia W Chi.
tralu trwaja cd stycznia roku
zeszlego, gdy u Mulk, obecny
Emir zamordowal swego brata,
azeby objac tron. Jest to cz1o-
wick bardzo okrutny i wrogl
wszelkim wp}ywom europeJ'
skim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
JapOnczycy stakuja Wyspy
PeScadOre.

HoNKoNG, 92.go marca. -
Flota japo6ska, przeznaczona
do zdobycia Formozy, zaata-
kowa}a wczoraj wysepki Pes
cadOre (Rybackie), kt6re jej
maja s1uzyc "a podstawe dzia.
Ian przeciwko Formozie. Bonn
bardowanie punkt6w pobrzez.
nych trwalo przez ca1y dzie6.
Wysepki niewstpliwie lada
chwila zostana zajete.
LoNDYN, 22go marca. -
z Hong Kong donosza, ae W
chi6skiej prowincyi Kwaug
Tung W wielu miejscach po-
wsta}a ludnose przeciwko VIA
dzom. Powsta6cy popelniajs
okrucie6stwa. Wojsko, wy
SHANE z Kantonu, zostalo cd.
parte.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23

szeni, a ma dobitek z wielka
dziura W g}owie. Detektyw
spiegel jeszcze uchroni} 60 cd
tego, by i patio i moze Geese
reszty ubrania utrscil.
Detektyw Spiegel wczoraj
popoludniu szed} przez Wa.
bash ave., kiedy ujrzA diva
podejrzane indywidua, stojsce
jakoby ma czatach u ko6ca ma.
lei uliczki ma Eldridge Court.
Spiegel zblizy} sic ku MIN, a
oni ujrzawszy 60, wbiegli do
uliczki.
Spiegel pobieg} "a mimi, ale
ME m6g} ich dogonic. W po.
blizu Peck Court znalazl jed.
max innego cz}owieka, prawdo.
podobnie wsp6lnika owych
obydwu, kt6ry prowad2ii pod
ramie elegancko ubranego, ale
okrutnie pijanego mezczyzne,
ranionego W glove. Spiegel
zapyta} sic opryszka, co to o.
znacza, a ten zuchwale odpo-
wiedzia}, ze prowadzi swego
przyjaciela do piwiarni. Ow
pijany jednak bardzo energicz.
ME zaprotestowa} i powiedzia},
re wcale ME zna tego cz}owie
ka. Wtedy Spiegel obydTu
zaprowadzi1 ma stacya prey
Harrison str. Pijanym by} VIA.
snie John Gilmore, a niepro-
szonym jego towarzyszem ME-
jaki Thomas Reilly.
Reilly mia} ma sobie patio
Gilmore'a, jak sic okaza}o, ale
ME mia} mic wiecej. Zdaje sic,
re zegarek i pieniadze albo sam
doreczy1 swoim wsp6lnikom,
albo tez ci wsp6lnicy przedtem
Gilmorowi zabrali.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
TeIegramy zagranicEne
ReWOlucya W Peru
skOnczOna.

BUENos AYREs, % marca.-
Otrzymano tutaj depesze, il
rewolucya W Peru ostatecznie
zostala zakoGczona. PREF. Ca
ceres juz zrezygnowa3 ustspii
z krsju. Zamianowany zostaf
Rad tymczasowy.
LIMA, Peru, 22go marca.-
Ma POI polubowne "a ko1cze-
ME rewolucyi peruwiahskiej
nastapilo wskut"k interwencyl
przedstawicieli obcych rzad6w,
a g}6wnie nuncyusza papiez-
kiego, Rad tymczasowy zosta1
z}ozony reprezentantow obie,
dwu stron walczacych. Sen.
Candid miauowany prezyden-
tenn rzsdu, pelni take obo-
wiazki ministra spraw zagra,
nlcznych. Il daWneJ partyl
Caceresa weszli W sk}ad rzsdu
L. F. Villarian R. w. Espa-
noza; ze strony rewolucyoni
stow B. Y. Salazar DIR. NAL
parrida. Tymczasowy prezy-
dent Candid mianowal trzech
pozosta4ych >cz1onk6w rzadu,
ministr6w sprawiedllWoscl
skarbu ! spraw wewnetrznych.
Pierwszym krokiem nowego
rzadu by}o zwolnienie wiez'
ni6w polrtycznych.
BUENos AYREs, % marca.
Pod}ug deresz, otrzymanych z
Limy, trzydniowe walk, sto'
czone pod murami stOlicy, BY
}y nieslychanie krwawe. Zabi-
tych ranuych by}o z obiedwu
stron przesz}o 1900. Szpitale
So przepe}nione.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
Protest DerOuleda.

Z PARYz, 22-go marca. -
Poeta Deroulede, b. prezydent
b. Lig: patryot6w i jeden z 60
racych zwolennikow Boulan-
gera, wystosowa} do deputo-
Wanego Piotra Richarda, bu
lanzysty, list otwarty, W kt6
rym protestuje W namietnych
wyrazach przeciw udzia4owi
tioty francuzkiej i przedstawi-
cieli Fraucyi W otwarciu kama
}u niemieckiego. Opinia je-
dnak publlczna jest przeciwnie
"a pokojows manifestacya W
obec Niemiec - i "a udziafem
W otwarciu kanalu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
Grezny pOzar.

Wczoraj pred po}udniem
wybuch} poaar W fabryce "a
pa1ek pm. "a W. Erie str, ma.
lezscej do square Match Co."
i ogromny pop}och powsta1
pom iedzy Is dziewczstami, tam
zatrudnionemi. Powstafo "a.
mieszanie ME do opisania, "a
wiele dziewczat wyskakiwalo
oknami. Niekt6re tez zostaly
dose mocno pokaleczone. Ma.
zwiska ich So:
Pauline Krueger, liczsca lat
40, zam. pm. 80 W., Chicago
ave-, poparzywszy sic wysko.
czy}a oknem drugiego pistra.
Me jest mocno pokaleczona.
Annie Haus, zam. pm. 1873
W. Ontario str, pokaleczyla
sic W grzbiet.
Jennie Warner, zam. pm,
1880 N. Halsted str, zlamala
sobie reke u kostki.
Pewien chlopak, nazwiskiem
Tate, skaleczyl sic W noge.
Pozar powstal wskutek tego,
2e paczka zapalek, kt6ra je.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23

b. prezesa Biura wyborczego
Shadows oddano pod sad kry-
minalny "a agitacys ma rzecz
Moskali.
- u Shanghai donosza, il
zolnierze chi6scy zamordowali
jenera1a Who, kt6ry chcia} po.
lozyc tame pladroWaniu jakiejs
wioski.
- Kr6lowa ,regentka hisz'
pafska zamierza wkr6tce wraz
z mlodziutkim kr6lem odwie.
dzic Paryz.
Eskadra francuzka pod
adm. Gervais udaje sic do AL
gieru celem powitania rosyj-
skiego nastepcv trouu W.ksie.
cia Jerzego, kt6ry tam przybya
ma kuracye.
w Paryzu Rada mini.
str6w obraduje mad utworze
MEM armii kolonialnej.
- W wegierskiej Izbie ma.
gnat6w W Buoa Peszcie odrzu.
coma zosta1a Geese nowego blu
wyznaniowego, m6wiaca o bez-
wyznaniowcach. W ten spo-
sob caly bill utrach wartosc.
- Cesarz niemiecki Will
helm poleci} kanclerzowi Ho'
henIohe opracowac nova u
stawe o pensyach emerytal-
nych dla weteran6w wojny
1970-7l.
Nowym ambasadorem
niemieckim W Stanach Zjed
uoczonych, ma miejsce barona
Saurma Jeltsch zostanie mia
nowany baron Thielman.
w Reggie i Messinie, we
Wloszech, da}o sic wczoraj
uczuc slime trzesienie ziemi.
- Powszechny strajk g6r'
nik6w weglowych juz sic roz-
pocza} W Liege, wBelgii. Wy
milky tez zaburzenia.
- Zydowska synagoga W
Zeliten, W. Afryce, zosta1a zra-
bowana do szczstu przez fana-
tycznych Arab6w.
- Wskutek osuniecia sic
CORY wies Bollava, niedaleko
Planetia, we W}oszech, zostaia
zniszczona do szczetu.
- i Darmstadtu donosza,
re ksiaze Wilhelm Heski ura'
towal kobiete, tonaca W rzece
Woog. Chciala ona popelnic
samob6jstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23

dna z dzlewczat niosia do izby
ekspedycyi, zapali}a sic. DIE.
wczyna przestraszona rzuciia
ia ma paks ipuemi izapaskami,
kt6re tez natychmiast sic zapa :
Lily. Kiedy p}omienie buchns.
1y, zapanowaio straszne zamie,
szanie miedzy robotnicami i
dziwic sic tylko naleay, ~ ME
wydarzy1o sic wieksze jake
nieszczescie. Szkoda zrzadzona
wynosi $500. Budynek jest
dwupietrowy, 25 stop szeroki,
a so d1ugl.
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Zmiany W diplomacy rOsyjskiej

PETERSBURG, % marca. -
Wed}ug informacyi gazety
,,Swiet" B, przeniesieni zostaja:
pose} Nelidow z Konstantyno-
pola do Paryza, baron Mohren'
helm z Paryza do Wiednia,
posel W Kopenhadze hr. Mura'
view do Konstantynopola ma
miejsce Nelidowa, a ma pos1a
do Berlina zostaje mianowany
hr. Do}gorukow. Posel W Te-
heranie, W Persyi, baron Blu
cow, poWr6ci do Pet-rsburga
i otrzyma stanowisko W Eu-
ropie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
"Zabawif sie'' W Chicago.

John Gilmore, jeden z urze'
dnik6w W departamencie skar.
bu W Stanie Virginia, przy.
byl do Chicago ma pare dnl,
aaeby tu Isle zabawic". Wczo-
raj popo1uduiu wyszedl ze
swego botelu elegancko ubra'
ny, zaopatrzony W mn6stwo
pienisdsy, azeby uzyt trochs
wielkomiejs przyjemnosci.
W pare godzin p6zniei jednak
znalazl sic ma stacy policyjnej
przy Harrison ul. bez zegarka
i la1cuszka, bez centa W kie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
NOWe ministeryum W HiSzpanii

MADRYT, % marca. - Kr6.
Iowa regentka polecila Sen.
Canovasowi del Castillo utwo-
rye nowe ministeryum ma
mieisce gabinetu Sagasty, kt6-
ry zrezygnowal W poniedzia}ek
z powodu napadu ofcer6w ma
redakcye gazet. Castillo, uro.
dzonY VIZ. 1880 by4 pierwot'
ME dziennikarzem, nastepnie
poSwiecl sic polityce. Kllka'
krotnie byl prezydentem MI
nistr6W, po raz pierwszy W r.
1879. Jest to wybitny maz
stanu, o umiarkowanych ten
dencyach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
Paetendent do trOuu francuzkiegO
- nieWypfacalnym dfuinikiem.

PARYz, 22go marca. - Ga.
zeta "Gaulois" publikuje diva
sensacyjne listy. Jeden cd ksis'
cia Orleanu, pretendenta do
tronu francuzkiego do ksieznej
Uzes W Paryzu, W kt6rym u
znaje, il przejmuje zobowisza-
MIA, zaciagniete przez swego oj.
ca hr. Paryza W wysokosci 3
milion6w frank6w, ale ma razie
sunny tel wyp}acic ME n'oze.
Drugi list jest cd ksieznej u
zes, W kt5rym ksiezna donosi,
re W danym razie zrzeka sic
tel sunny ma korzysc biednych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-23
WIADOMOSCl N!EJSCOWR
Kradziez $4,000.

Wczoraj rano rozpoczs} sic
pred sedzia Steinem ciekawy
process. Chodzi tu 0 kradziez
$4,000, pope1nions W nocy %
listopada 1898, a oskarzonym
jest uiejaki w. Bogrowicz, il
pieniadze te ukrad1 pani Emi.
Iii Christensen.
w swoim czasie donosilismy
O tel kradziezy. PAM Chris
tenson zebra1a $4,000 czescia
zaoszczedzonych, czescia zas
odziedziczonych, i majsc
$4,000 W zlocie, a $4,000 W
banknotach, zakopa}a je W
piwnicy swego mieszkania pm.
"a George str. Ma miejscu,
gdzie skarb by} zakopany, po.
stawi}a wielki wazon kwia-
tow.
D. % listopada 1898 pani
Christensen jeszcze skarb
sw6j oglada}a, ale kiedy d. 90
listopada wesz}a do piwnicy,
z przerazeniem ujrza}a tylko
wielki dbl, a po skarbie ME
pozosta}o ami sladu.
Podejrzenie zwr6ci}o sic
przeciw Bogrowiczowi, sasia.
dowi PAM Christensen, kt6ry
mieszka} pm. 80 George str.
Pc zniknieciu skarbu wyproi,
wadzi1 sic on. Wszyscy sa-
siedzi wiedzieli, il by} bar.
dzo ubogim i zaledwie zdo}a}
utrzymac siebie zone. Wkr6t.
ce po zniknieciu pieniedzy pa.
nj Christensen W r6znych
banknotach wymienn $500 W
z}ocie ma banknoty. Kupi1 tez
piekny grunt i dom postawi}.
Kiedy obchodzi1 chrzciny
swego dziecka, vino, piwo
szampan strumieniami sic
LAZY.
PAM Emilia Christenton
wczoraj przed ssdzia Steinem
opowiedzia}a tez, re W piwnicy
znalaz}a rydel, nalezscy do
Bogrowicza.
Swiadkowie Schwartz i Reh.
field, agenci sprzedazy grun'
tow, zeznali, ze Bogrowicz ku-
pill u mich przy Kensington
ave. grunt "a $3.50. Przyszed}
tez do posiadania domu pm.
1854 Grand ave. Ma gruncie
stall dwupietrowy dom drew
many wartosci $17OO, a sam
grunt wart jest podobno
So, 500.
Og61em Is swiadk6w skla.
da1o zeznania, tyczsce sic ma
bywania realnosci przez Bog.
rowicza.
Dzisiaj zapewne process sic
zako6czy.