davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17

z Petersburga donosza, IL GEESE
okret6w wojennych rosyjskich ma
niezadiugo powr6cic dalekiego
Wschodu wod chihsko. .japonskich.
-Cholers panuje epidemicznie W
Chinach, ma Korei ma wyspie For.
mozie.
- Wsochy zadaja cd Marokko
odszkodowsnia "a napad korsarzy
maurytanskich ma }6dz w}oska ,,Scu.
tolo''.
z Londynu telegrafuis, il gen.
Wolseley zosta} mianowany gS6wno.
dowodzacym armia angielsks.
w Petersburgu W laboratoryum
artyleryi nastspil straszny wybuch;
dwunastu ludzi zosta}o zabityeh.
Jos. Chamberlain, angielski
sekretarz dla kolonii, uda sic ma pc.
wien czas W sprawach swego urzedu
do kolonii Cap W Afryce.
- okret wojenny ,,Marblehead"
udaje sig do Beyruit (Syrya) ns
czas sledztwa W sprawis napad6w ns
misye szkosy amerykshskie.
w Karlsruhe, W Badenii, d.
ego grudnia rb. bedzie obchodzona
wielkiemi uroczystosciami 7ota ro'
cznica urodzin Wksiecia Badeh-
Gkiego.
w Wiedniu og}oszono upad}ose
wspaniasego ,, ,Thiergartenu'' (zwie'
rzynca). Dlugi wynoszs 100000
z{r.
- W Anglii ma bye W ciagu
dw6ch lat saprowadzony metryczny
systemat miar i wag.
w Ekwadorze zn6w tocza sic
walki powstahcze.
z wyspy Kuby donosza, ze do
w6dca powstahczy gen. Roloff, Po-
lax, odni6si W ostatnich dniach Kill
ka znacznych zwyciestw mad Hi.
szpanami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17

Santa Fe 9th ave: dzisiaj zawali}a
sic zupe}nie niespodziewanie. Naste
pujace osoby zosta}y pokaleczone:
pani L. Miller, 6miesieczne jej die
cie i kap, E. V, Williams, dyrektor
rucbu fabryki wagon6w. Pokalecze'
czenia ich ME So smiertelne prawdo.
podobnie, ale ciezkie. W}asciwy po'
w6d katastrofy niewiadomy; zdaje
sic jednakowoz, re deszcze d}ugie
rozluzni}y podpory dachu, wskutek
czego boczne injury sciagnefy sic ku
srodkowi. Szkoda zrzadzona wynosi
$4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
Sk}ad nOWego parlamentu an
gielskieg0.

Londyn, l6 sierpnia. - Jedna
z gazet tutejszych obliczyla, re sk}ad
nowego parlamentu angielskiego
jest nastepujacy: Cz}onk6w 66s, z
tel liczby nowych 100. Go do "a
jet, to W parlameneie znajduje sic:
$50 praWnik6w, "a przemys}oWc6w
88 inzynier6w mechanik6w, 10
profesor6w uniwersytetu, 81 dzien-
nikarzy, u robotnik6W, 10 piwowa.
row, dystylatOr6w i kupcow wilma,
46 ofcer6w armii i marynarki, 14s
przedstaWicieli szlachty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17

z}ego obchodzenia sic ludzmi ma
okrecie wojennym ,,Cesarz Will
helm.'' Oficerowie tax znecali sic
mad za}oga, ze dw6ch palaczy wsko-
czy}o W morze. Obydwaj utonell.
Trzeci zmarf wskutek brutalnego
traktowanis i odniesionych ran.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
Przez pociag koleioWy najechany

Wczoraj po pofudniu okoio godz'
wp6l do 2ej, Jan specek, zam. przy
Peterson ave., jechal ma wozie swo-
i'm przez przeciecie kolei Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul ma Elston
ave., kiedy nadjezdzajacy pocisg
osobowy uderzyl jego w6z. W6z
zostaE rozbity W kawa}ki, a specek
wypads ma ulice. Pokaleczonego
zawieziono do jego mieszkania,
gdzie lekarz zawezwany skonstato-
wal, il specek po ca}em ciele jest
pokaleczony i pot}uczony: zyciu je.
go jednak ma razie ME grozi niebez-
pieczehstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
ROk vi.
Prad elektryczny ME
Zabija!

silny prad elektryczny, nawet PREY
najtezszem napieciu, ME zabija-tak
przynajmDiej utrzymuje glosny ele.
ktrotechnik amerykahski, Burton.
Powiada on, il osoba, wystawions
nawet ma najsilnieiszy prad elektry.
czny, przy odpowiedniem postepo'
waniu moze bye przywolana do ~
cia.
Wedlug jego mniemania, osoba
stracona przy pomocY stolka elektry.
cznego, m6giaby bye przywr6con4 do
zycia W ciagu kilku godzin, gdyby
cialo jej, zsraz po ctrzymanem ude.
rzeniu, roz}o4ono ma mokrej ziemi
obGcie zlewano woda, w6wczas bo.
wiern pplyn" elektrYczny ciagle wy
chodzilby ciala.
Burton opowiada, il pewien robot
mix W Maiden, Stanie Massachus.
set, otrzymal uderzenie elektryczne
napieciem 24OO volt, .poczem pads,
jak martwy, i nawet przez lekarzy
uznany zostal "a niezywego.
Usozono 60 bez namyslu ma viii.
gotnej murawie i poczeto zlewat wo'
d..
Jua po godzinie dai on pierwssy
znak, po 4oh godzinach roztworzys
oczy i pooza{ m6wic.
Po p64godziny przyszedi zupesnie
do siebie opowiadas, ze wprawdzie
przy uderzeniu stracil wszelka VIA.
DE mad swemi czlonkami, ale lezac
ma mokrej murawie, poczas dos6
pradko odzyskiwa6 poczucie swego
ciala i swiadomos6.
Przy uderzeniu mial uczucie, jak-
by tysiace igiel wpad1o do jego cia's
Zahamowa{o dzialalnos6 serca.
Dzialalnosc ia bylabY ma zawsze
ustala-powisda Burton-gdyby ME
stopniowe odprowadzenie elektrycz'
nosoi przy pomocy wilgoci.
Jesli ME do wszelkich wypadk6w
ratenia elektrycznosoia, to przynaj.
mniej do ratunku razonych piorunem
dalaby sic moze zastosowac W u2yciu
metoda powyasza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
Zn6W bOmba We Hfeszech.

Ancona, 16 sierpnia.-Dzis pred
wieczorem zdarzyi sic tutaj nastepu-
jacy wypadek:
Policya dostrzeg}a snarchiste, ma
zwiskiem Bernadelli, kt6ry rozlepil
rewolucyine plakaty i chcia}s go
zaaresztowa6.
Zrobi}o sic zbiegowisko.
W tejze chwili ktos rzuci} bombe
dynamitowa, kt6ra eksplodowasa.
Szczesciem, Mkt zranionY ami zabity
ME zosta}.
Gmach konsulatu francuzkiego,
pred kt6rym ca}y ten wypadek
mia8 miejsce, zosta} mocno uszko-
dzonY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
Jubileusz bitWy.

Berlin, 1s sierpnia. - Dzis OBJ
chodzono tutaj uroczyscie 2oletnl
jubileusz bitwy pod Mars, La Tour,
niedaleko Metzu. Odby}a sic mu-
stra pulkowa, ma kt6rej byli obecni
weterani tego starcia. Byso ich
do 10000. Wypowiedziano mowy
odpowiednie chwili - odbylo sic
nabozeastwo ma otwartem poWie-
trzu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
Straszna eksplOzya.

Dubois, Pa, 16 sierpnia. De
pesza Clarified donosi, re W skutek
przedwczorajszej eksplozyi naboju
dynamitowego do rozsadzania skas
przeznaczonego niedaloko Mehaffy
mad koleja Pittsburg & Eastern,
osm os6b zosta}o zabitych a 10
cziezko pokaleczonych. Poniewaz
wszystkie urzedy telegraficzne "
sssiedztwie So pozamykane W nocy,
przeto blizszych szczego}6w ma razie
jeszcze ME mona otrzymae.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
w ZacietrZeWieniu

Pred domem pm. 2so Michigan
ul. pobili sic dwaj ch}opcy, a mia
nowicie: 13 letni John Gausep, zam.
pn, 81 Erie ul. IA letni S. Kolassa,
zam. on. % Emma ul, - W b6jce
ME spostrzegli, il nadjezdza szybko
ciezki w6z. Obaj zostali obaleni i
przejechani przez obu przesz}o je-
dino ka wozu, kt6ry naleza} do D.
J. sallery Teaming Co. Gauser ma
klatks piersiows uszkodzons j daay
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
Szczepienie Ospy naJadwi-
gOWie.
Odezwa proboszcza par. sw.
Jadwigi.
Kochani bracia:

Kochani bracia:
w okolice nasza, ma JadWi.
gowo, zawital niebezpieczny
gose. Jestto to ospa, zagraaa.
iaca zyciu waszemu i waszych
dzieci.
Tylko szczepienie ospy, a
nadto dokladne chetne wy.
konywanie wszelkich zaleca1
w1adzy sanitarnej moze zapo.
biedz dalszemu szerzeniu sic
epidemii.
Ot6z dla dobra mieszka6c6w
naszej dzielnicy, a "a staraniem
dra Garrotta, tutejszy Urzsd
zdrowia zarzadzil 6egp5atne
szczepienie 'ospy W lokalu
szkoly sw. Jadwigi, kt6ry ma
ten eel chwilowo ustspilem.
w poniedzialek i we VITO.
rex, d. 1890 1890 b. m. beds
W naszej szkole doktorzy, wy.
delegowani przez Urzsd zdro.
via. Kaady moze przyjSt - i
daG sobie i dzieciom ospe "a
szczepic.
Przychoddcie wszyscy, 6es
Sadmego eOYqtku: Matki ME
chaj przynioss lub przyprowa'
dzs swe dzieci. Idzie tutaj o
po1ytek bezpiecze6stw o wszy.
stkich.
KS. j. PSechoa08h,
proboszcz par. Sw. Jadwigi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
Sad pOlubOWny pomiedzy .Francya
q BraZYlia.

Rio de Janetro, Brazylia, 16 sier.
pnia.- Poset francuzki i brazylijski
minister spraw zagranicznych podpi-
sail dis protoku}, na mocy kt6rego
sp6r pograniczny o terytoryum A
malpa oddaja pod rOzstrzygniecie
kr0la Szwecyi, jako sedziego polu.
bownego. Kazde pahstw powinno
przedstaWi6 sedziemu swois strone
sprawy wszystkie dowOdy do kwie-
tnia r. 1895.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
Awantury " parlamencie
belgiiskim.

,BrukssNo, 16 sierpnia. - Dzis W
Izbie deputowanych przeszed} W
drugiem czytaniu, wiekszoscia 80
glos6w przeciw So, bill nauce reli-
gil W szkolach ludowyeh. Wprawi}o
to W wsciek}ost socyalist6w. Zaczeli
wyrabiae takie awantury, re przewo'
dniczacy musia} przerwac posiedze-
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
T0readOrOWie dla Atlanty.

Msksyk, l6 sierpnia. - Manuel
Cabellero, znany toreador i pred
siebiorca widowisk publicznych,
zbiera trupe do urzadzania walki by
k6w podczas wystawy W Atlanta,
Ga. W stanach Zjednoczonych. Do
trupy tel nalezy kilku pikador6w,
bandryller6w toreador6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
Smiere gen. MaHeya.

Paris, Tex, le sierpnia. - By}y
senator zwiazkowy Maxey umars
dis W pofudnie W Eureka Springs.
Gen. S. B. Maxey liczy} lat 10; uro.
dzil sic d. 81 marca 1925 W Todd
Co., Ky. W West Point W akade-
mil wojskowej kolegowaf z p6z0iej-
Sym generafem prezydentem Gran
tenn. w wojnie domowej odznaczyl
sic W wielu bitwach, jake general
brygadY, a p6zniej genera}-major.
Pc wojnie odda} sig praktyce pra.
wniczej, awr. 1875 zosta} obrany
senatorem zwiazkowym iwr. 1881
ma nowo 60 obrano. By} wielce po.
wazany i znany W ca}em Texas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
Huragan ma wyspaeh Karolin'
Skich.

Londyn, 1s sierpnia. - Dono-
sza tu strasznym huraganie, ktory
szalas ma wyspach Karolihskich.
Miasteczko Jap zostalo literalnie
zr6wnane z ziemia. Jeden z najbo-
gatszych kupc6w miejscowych
O'Keefe ma szkody ma $4,000. sa-
siednie plantacye So zupelnie ponisz-
czone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
Zn6W pOaar miasta W P0lsce.

Warsza,oa, 1890 sierpnia. - M.
Przytyk W CUB. Radomskiej zosta}o
zniszozone przez pozar. Jedyny ko-
Eci6} ocalaf. Cztery tysiace ludzi 20
sta}o bez dachu. Biedni obozuja ma
polach. Polar wynik} podpale-
MIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17

palec u Level reki odciety; Kolassa
ma z}amana prawa noge.
Gausera zawieziono do domu, a 10
lasse do szpitala braci Aleksyan6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
KS. j. P9ecb0DsE6,
proboszcz par. sw. Jadwigi.

Pieniadze do wypozyczenia. DuEe sunny. NiEki
procent posyczamy pieni9dze ns budowe. Posia-
dlosci tylko w Chicago. Spfacamy pozyczh cd
Tow srZystw duEa oszczedno6c Hipoteh (mort.
gaRes) na sprzedak Zglosie sie esobi6cie slbo "
stSWnis do q. Q. STONE d co.. 500 Ia Sale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
yOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

Delegatami ma Sejm Zjedno'
czenia W South Bend, Ind, zostali
obrani: Tow. Jana III Sob eskie-
60 = p. Ignacy Kahski, zTow. sw.
J6zefa mr.. = p. Maciej Siuda j
Tow. sw. ,J6zefa = p. Hubert Abra-
ham. Wszystkie trzy towarzystwa
par. sw. Wojciecha.
Wyk}ady W Kolegium sw. Sta
nisfawa K, rozpoczna sic d. 2 wrze'
snia. Zapis otwarty.
= Pan F. B. Zebrowski sprzedaje
karty okretowe ma wszelkie linie W
ofsie p. Piotra Okoniewskiego pm.
600 ma Milwaukee ave.
- Szkola parafalna sw. Jadwigi
otwarta jest dla dzieci wszystkich
Polak6w z tamtej okolicy, bsz soyjq-
tku.
- Pan S. Osada, redaktor buffa-
loskiej ,Reformy", przybyi ma dni
pare do Chicago.
- Jednorniesieczna c6reczka Pc.
laka Fiaikowskiego, zam. pm. 81 ma
Hamburg ul. ma Jadwigowie, zmar-
Ia onegdaj ma ospe.
- Ma ostatniem SVEN posiedze.
niu Tow. sw. Cecylii obra}o dw6ch
delegat6w ma Sejm Zjednoczenia do
South Bend, Ind. So to PIP. Jan
Czekala i Jan Suwalski.
- Proboszczem parafi polskiej W
Gostyniu (Downer's Grove), Ills.
jest obecnie Wiel. ks. Chodniewicz,
dawniej z Detroit.
Pp. Karol Lewakowski Zyg.
Balicki, delegaci ze starego kraju
ma Sejmy organizacyj polskich W
Ameryce, przybeda do Chicago W
pierwszych dniach wrzesnia. T.
Balicki reprezentowac bedzie zwia-
eek wychodztwa polskiego W Euro
pie,
- w Humboldt Parku CO ME-
dzieIe Cd godziny 4ej do s m. 80 po
po}udniu odbywa sic koncert orkie.
stry p. Meinkena. Program bardzo
urozmaicony.
- Wojciech Duda, Polak, zam.
przy Elston ave., pracujac W fabry-
ce, wpadi pod kofo maszyny - i
utraci} reke prawa. Nieszczesliwy
ma zone i dzieci W stsrym kraju.
Wczoraj po pofudniu o godz.
Sci, Wilhelm Alt, malarz domow,
stojac ua rusztowaniu przy donnie
ma rogu ulic Siegel Wells, stracis
r6wnowage spad} wysokosci 8
stop ma bruk. w przeciagu kilku
godzin umarf. Liczy} So lat, mie'
szkal cd 9s lat W miescie Chicago,
by} Niemcem.
- Sedzia Severson wczoraj odda}
dozorc6w zak}adu ob}akanych Goug-
ha Andersona, oskarzonych 0 "a
mordowanie G. Puciks, pod sad
kryminalny, bez dopuszczenia do
kaucyi.
- w szpitalu Detention takze
majs panowa6 straszne stosunki.
Aptekarz John A. Peetz, zam. pm.
$50 N. Western ave., dowiedziaf sic,
ze siostra jego, kt6ra tam umar}a lS
czerwca, okrutnie tam zostafa obita
prawdopodobnie wskutek tego "a
mordowana. Teraz postara sic o po.
zwolenie odgrzebania zwlok, azeby
sic przekonac, czy to praWda.
- Sedzia Donnelly dajac Stub W
sadie, uwaza czasem "a konieczne
dopeinienie formalnosci, = poca}o
wac m}ods pania. Wczoraj da} Stub
| l9letniemu Alfredowi Semanowi
15letnis panienka: kazat zaraz pc
daniu i'm slubu nowozehcowi pocafo'
wac zone, potem sam ja poca}ow al
dopiero wtedy oznajmif, re formal
nose skohczona.
= Krawiec Sam Jacobs, zam. pm.
145 Hastings ul., zamkniety jest "
cell stacyi policyjnej przy Maxwell
ul., oskarzony morderstwo. D. s
b. m. wyszydzany przez bawiace sig
ma ulicy dzieci, kopns} noga 2letnie'
60 Guy Bray, zam. pm. l47 Hastings
ul., tax SLIME, re chfopak upad}szy
ciezko skaleczy4 sic W glove wsku.
tex tego wczoraj umar}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
ROsyiskie tOWary - do Ameryki

hUSyjShl6 IOWaEy - uU AmcFgk Al.
Petersburg, 16 sierpnia. - Rosyj-
ski Department handlu wzywa kup.
COW przemys}owc6w, azeby przesy-
Iali pr6bki swych wyrob6w towa-
row do konsula rosyjskiego W New
Yorku, kt6ry zamierza tam urzadzic
sta}a wystawe produkt6w rosyi-
skich. Sadza tutaj, re wystawa ts-
ka moze sic przyczynic do znaczne-
go rozwoju stOsunk6w handlowych
pomiedzy Ameryka a Rosya.
Zfe obehodzenie sic ludzmf ma
okreeie niemieckfm.
Berlin, I6 sierpnia. = Do zarza-
du marynarki donoszs o wypadkach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17
ZaWalenie sic d0mu.

Dsnuer, Colo, 1e sierpnia. -Dwu.
pistrowa kamienica ma rogu ulic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-17

2 "Dziennika Chicago:kiego" do
wiesz sic wszystkich wjad0mesci.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-02
WHISKY AND DYNAMITE
WERE NOT MIXED IN INVESTE.
eating TRUST AFFAIRS.
Sensational Reports of Acts of the
Niinority Committee Denied
Books Examined.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Feb. l. The report
published in the afternoon papers today
that Attorney Nathan Blur, of the
stockholders committee, had been re-
fused access to the books of the Distill-
ing and Cattle Feeding company, and
had been ordered to blow the safe of the
company III order to secure them, Gre
ated great sensation throughout the
city tonight MIR. Blur when seen de-
MED there had been any difficulty. and
Ben Greenhut. who was in charge of
affairs at headquarters. confirmed
the statement. Tie stockholders com
mittee, Mr. Blur. +. E. Hutton. of Gin
cinnati. and Ira A. Cooper, of Chicago,
the last two expert accountants, arrived
here shortly after Z o'clock this MORN
ing. They were armed with an order
from Judge Grosscup commanding that
the books be shown them. An hour
later they had conference with Ben
Greenhut and exhibited the order from
Judge Grosscup. Mr.. Greenhut de-
clared that he could not produce the
books. as Thomas E. Magee, the head
bookeeper and the only man having the
combination of the vault, was out of the
city and it was not known when he
received by telegraph, but only
few of the books could he Sc
cured. The remainder were inside
the safe, the key of which Mr..
Magee had. He arrived home at
o'clock this evening, and the safe was
Immediately opened. The books were
turned over to the accountants and they
have since been at work on them. AT
$3.50 a rest was taken TOR one hour, when
the work was resumed and there was
no cessation until Just before the train
left for Chicago at 1l:40 p. IN. 1t car-
ried as passengers the members of the
investigating committee and b. j.
Greenhut, who is acting as custodian OF
the books, which will be produced as ev-
idence in Judge Grosscup's court to-
morrow morning. Attorney Blur
was seen when he left head
quarters this evening for supper
and stated that the work of the COM
mittee, though necessarily hurried, had
been eminently satisfactory. 1t was
impossible to make close examination
of the many books in the time allotted.
This would require at least ten days,
but the experts had done the best they
could. Concerning the results he said
it would not be proper to speak, though
the evidence they sought had been Sc
cured. There were no proceedings i'll
the United States court here today OF
any moment. Tonight it is asserted
that the stock holders committee, head~
ed by Attorney Blur, came here for the
express purpose ef securing evidence
to show collision between members
of the board of directors In the receiv-
ership matter, and in this, it is said,
they have been succesSfuk.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-02
IT Was THEIR FATE.
Seven Added to Elbe Victims
Tourists Who Changed
Routes.
DEATH LIST REACHES 324.
No Hope Remains That More
Survivors Will Be Heard
From.
THE CRATHIE DETAINED.
Sad Facts Connected With the
Death OF Mrs. Connors, OF
Spearhsh, S. D.
THE CRATHIE DETAINED.

LowEsToFT, Feb. lit now appears
that Loie Msselewitz. Schi fire. Dorman.
Anton Fischer and the two adults and
two children. names unknown, who
were thought to be among the pasSen-
gers who intended to proceed from
Bremen to Southampton by another
route and take the Elbe at the latter
port, changed their minds at the last
moment and embarked Oh board the
steamer at Bremen. consequently they
are numbered among the drowned.
The terrible weather of the past
forty-eight hours continues along the
east coast of England. Visits made
to the various life saving and coast
guard stations show that 10 additional
news has been received in regard to the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-02

CLEVELAND, Feb. 1.-The Deacon
ness home, located OIL Jennings ave
nue., was burned this morning, and
four persons were burned to death.
WILLIAM ALLMEYER,
MINNIE BANNER.
JACOB KRUSE.
WALTER CLARK. eight months old.
The fire started in the basement, pre-
sumably from the furnace, and before
it could be eXtinguiShed four of the fif-
teen patients in the house and hospital
were dead, and the building almost en-
tircly destroyed. Brave work OH the
part of tirenen and police alone pre-
vented further loss. The fire started
about IL O'Clock.
The Deaconness' hospital has been in
existence but short time. 1t is a
branch of large hospital in Chicago,
and of no especial denomination. The
building was wooden structure three
stories high. In an incredibly short
time there was but little left of the
building but few parts of the side
walls.
The flames had gained considerable
Roadway before the persons located on
the top floor discovered their perilous
situation. 1t was then too late 10 de-
scend by the stairs, and those OH that
floor gave up their lives. Before the
fire department had arrived, and before
the flames had reached The outside of
the building, Minnie Banner. one of the
nurses, appeared at the top stairs will
dow and mplored those below to assist
her in getting out her patient, who was
William \ lmeyer, one OF the men
burned All SAW that it would be folly
to attempt 10 enter the building, which
was now burning fercely.
Jump to the porch and save your
self" they cried 10 her, as size was but
fifteen or sixteen feet above the broad
veranda roof.
II can't leave my patient" was the
reply of the brave woman as she turned
to look back into the room. Violently 10
quiet the fears of Allmeyer. who thought
she was going to leave him. For a
moment the brave woman stood looking
down into the crowd below her. and
then duty triumphed over her desire to
be saved The smoke was curing from
the windows above and about her. and
her white, startled face appeared as a
picture in the frame of darkest ebony
'rEen she turned into the room. and
she was seen no more until her black
eued form was carried tenderly from
the building shortly alter.
Aroused by the smoke. James Ehrett,
one of the patients. CROPPED his way ito
the side window or the second floor and
waved his hand to those outside. Ills
signal, was seen, and two men secured
ladders and placed
to the window. Ehrett started to climb
down, but lost his hold and was caught
by those below.
Four men were taken from the BURN
ing building. One was caught i'll a
. blanket, and four corpSes taken from
the building before they had been con-
Suined by the fire.
Jacob Krause was found at the foot
of the stars leading to the third floor
/ He Lad been suffering from a frastured
skull and was sutf0caied. William ALL
meyer was suffering from broken hip.
and he was also sutfocated. Minnie
Banner. the nurse, who had remained
10 guard him, was found terribly burned
at the foot OF the bed. In all adjoining
room was found the body of young
child, eight months old. 1t had been
sutfOcated. The four bodies were placed
in dead wagon and taken 10 the
m0rgue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-02
DEATH LIST GROWS.
1t Now Appears That 334 Were
LOST

1t Now Appears That 334 Were
Lost.
NEW York, Feb. 1.-The last official
cablegram received at the New York
office of the North German Lloyd COM
pany in this city today from the Bremen
Office shows total loss of 332 people by
the sinking of the Elbe.
OF those aboard so were cabin passen-
gers and $40 steerage. The crew i'll an
entirety consisted Of 1873 people. Of the
cabin passcngees A were bound far
this city and were booked for England.
Of the steerage passengers 139 We're for
New York and 10 were for England. or
the entire number of people aboard 90
were saved.
A cablegram received at the office of
the North German Lloyd company this
afternoon announces that the name of
Antonio Fisher. of Washington, ID. c.,
was correctly printed i'll the list Of those
last. Domingo Furrcr, who was also
reportca lost, hc1ever, sailed Oh a Brit
iSh vessel.
TO the list of persons on board the
Elbe the pilots must be added, thus
swelling the total list to 334.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-02
SUTRO KNOWS 1T ALL.
San Francisco Mayor Answers
Caminetti's Charges.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1. = Mayor
Sutro, on being informed of the state
ments of congressman Bowers and
Cdminetti in the house today in relation
to the character of the fight he has been
making said he had been expecting to
hear squeal from congress.
"The shoe begins to pinch" he said.
"What was it Caminettl said? That my
enemies were saying that was injuring
the cause and was taking that course III
order to help pass the bill? Well. that
is all right. My enemies say that. 1t
is my enemies who are Directing TO the
fight have been making. expected
to he roasted in congress by the friends
of the railroad octopus. Ii L had not
made the kind of fight have made the
bill would have passed without any
considerable opposition. But i have
been telling them the truth, and the
truth hurts.
Now l know what am about. l
know as much about congress as any
man and l know how to hurt men who
expect TO rush through measures which