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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08

TENS on a higher plane than that In
which they We're conceived, he evolved
a synthesis of natural truth which,
revelation, is the crowning and con-
summation of the best efforts of hui
man thought
In answering the question what
would st. Thomas do with modern
thought did he live today, the speaker
contrasted the marvellous progress of
science in modern times with the ILL
success which has attended the efforts
of philosophers since the days of Des-
cartes. Modern philosophy is chiefly
destructive. It's openly professed in
ability to cope with the great problems
of the mind precludes the possibility
of it's standing to Christian revelation
in the same relation in which the phil
osopher of Plato and Aristotle has no
long stood. Consequently metaphysi-
cal questions st. Thomas would most
likely have taken the same stand which
he took 600 years ago.
The preacher referred in glowing
terms to the revival of Thomastic
studies inaugurated by the present
pope, 1.-The most 1iberal-minded ruler
whom the church has seen for CEN
turtles"
At the close of the devotional exer-
cises the guests were entertained at
dinner by the rector and the faculty.
After dinner musical programme was
given by the students in honor of the
guests.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
Duluth and Superior Grain.

DULUTH. Mimi. March T. The
wheat market-was extremely dull today
and ruled slightly lower. There was
absolutely noting doing in the cash stuff
and trading i'll futures was very small.
May opened at nc ADVANCE, but suon
eased off &c and ruled steady to rirm.
One trade in September was reported
at 5S71sc, and july opened at coke and
sold up 1sc. There was no trading at
all after noon. The close was &c lower
than yesterday for cash. &c higher for
May and July and unchanged for Sep
TENDER
Following were the closing prices:
No. hard. cash. 59Ac: March. 5s5lc:
May. 609sc; July, 6l5sc: No. north
ern. cash. 5Ss6c;' March, 5S%c; May,
$3.50; July. 601sc; September, 5Sc: No.
9 northern. cash. 55alc; No. s, 5234c;
rejected, 1910; TO arrive. No. i hard.
5914e; No. northern, 59Ac; rye. 46c:
No. 2 oats. S019c; No. oats, soc; bar
ley, 44@46c.
Receipts Here and at Superior =
Wheat 1O9,554 bu; oats, 7S9 bu. Ship
ments-Oats, 759 bu. Car inspection
today-Wheat, lis; oats, 2.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
THEY Do PROTEST
WHOLESALE COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS MAKE THE CLAIM
THAT GARBAGE CONTRACT
Discriminates Against Them in
Not Providing for Collection
of Their Refuse.

A delegation of wholesale fruit
and vegetable dealers and commits
sion merchants appeared before the
joint garbage committee yesterday
and protested against what they in
sist is a discrimination against them
in the form of the new garbage con-
tract.
Mr.. Robertson, the principal speak
er, said that it was unjust to the
commission houses not to compel the
garbage contractors to collect their
refuse. 1t was a > discrimination
against them and in favor of the
hotels, restaurants and retail fruit
and grocery stores.
I'VE want to get rid of our re-
fuse" declared Mr.. Robertson, but
we have no place to dump it. Know
ing our predicament, garbage col
lectorS are after us thicker than fees
on dog, trying to bleed us, but
We won't be bled. All we want is
a place where we can take our re-
fuse and dump it, and you have not
given a place."
Chairman Johnson admitted that
the commission merchants were
placed in a trying position in having
no place given them in which to
dump their refuse, but that, as far
as the garbage contract was con-
cerned, it had already been approved
and let, and it was too late to
change it.
The committee deliberated while
after the delegation had departed,
and finally decided to report that
nothing could be done to relieve the
commission houses from the duty
Of disposing of their own refuse.
The committee disclaims any inten-
ton of discriminating against the
commission houses. They simply
excepted them from the contract on
the ground that the refuse created
was a part of their business, and
that as such they should take care
of it. Ns=
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
FIRM STAND AGAINST 1T.
State Printing Commission Or
poses GeOIopicaI Kenorts

State Printing Commission OPP
poses Geological Reports.
The state printing commission has
decided to put stop to the reckless
expenditure of state funds for printing
the reports and bulletins issued by the
state geological survey. AS stated in
yesterdays GLOBE, the matter was dis
cussed at meeting of the commission
Wednesday. but no definite action was
taken, the commission taking the mats
ter under advlsement for day.
A statement of the cost of printing
these reports and bulletins for num-
Der OF years past was laid before the
commission. This report shows that
since 1885 S51, 321.91 has been expended
in this manner. the amount thus ex.
pended since 1890 being S32. 4OS. OF.
Profs. Winchell and Mcmillan were
given hearing, and the matter was
considered at great length. The attor-
ney general advised against any further
drafts on the printing and binding fund
for this purpose. Consequently at yes
terday's meeting the commission decid~
ed not to authorize the payment of any
more money from that fund for the pub
LEGATION of geological reports.
A large amount of uncompleted work
of this kind is now in the hands OF
printers. and the legislature will have
10 make special provision for paying for
1t II the work Is TO be finished.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
Give Deaf Mutes n Cbo,ce

CHICAGO, March PROF Alexan-
der Graham Bell, in a lecture here on
the public instruction of the deaf. has
advanced the idea that deaf children
should be placed in classes in the pub
lie schools instead of secluded insti-
tutes. He said that the chances are
that If the deaf are taught with other
children many of them would speak,
even though they could not hear. Such
a method Prof. Bell said would largely
lessen the tendency to intermarriage
among deaf mutes, and thus material
iy decrease the number of those who
are born deaf.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
No Contest orDoupIass, VIII,

WASHINGTON, March THE follow
ing statement was made today by the
two sons of the late Frederick Douglass:
1.-THE statement teIegraphed to the
morning papers of the country that
there Is or has been any antagonism be-
tween US and our fathers wife, or his
widow, at any time, is without founda-
ton. That there has been any consul
tation with any one, at any place or at
any time, in regard to any will of Fred
erick Douglass. our father. we have no
knowledge. We are absolutely unable
to account for the statement made.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
Lii Hung Chang indicated.

LONDON, March IA special dis
patch to the Times from Tien-Tsin
says: The emperor of China has COM
pletely INDICATED Ii Hung Chang
from the charges that were brought
against him. His majesty confesses
that after trying others, he has found
that Ii Hung Chang alone is trust
worthy. Therefore he grants Ii Hung
Chang the fullest powers to treat with
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
sprinkling Contracts.

The board of public works yesterday
awarded contracts for sprinkling three
districts of the seven in the city. The
awards for the remaining four We're
laid over until March ii at, 10 a. m.
Nicholas Feyen secured the contract
for sprinkling Districts and 9 at 231a
cents and 23.45 cents per week per 100
feet respectively. The contract for
sprinkling District was awarded to
John 7. Morris for 211a cents. /
Christian Bussyaeger being the only
bidder, was awarded the contract for
planting trees on Evergreen avenue,
from Lexington avenue to Victoria
street, at $4.45 per tree for lis trees.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
BATTLES In CUBA.
Insurgents Claim to Have
Defeated Troops with
Heavy Loss.
TROOPS CAPTURE BARE.
Detachment Of Insurgents
Near Guantanamo
Routed.
RECALL is NOT CONFIRMED.
Authorities at Washington
Know Nothing of Hostility
to Consul Williams.

KEY WEST, Fla, March THE
report is received here of the engage
ment on Tuesday near Santa Clara,
Cuba, between a band of insurgents
and battalion of Spanish soldiers.
The government forces, say the adj
vices, were defeated, with che loss
of several men. A corporal was
wounded. The Cuban loss is not
stated
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
Sugar Trust Diyy.

New YORK, March THE directors
ofsthe American Sugar Refining COM
pany have declared the regular quart
eriy dividend of per cent on the CON-
mon stock. The directors also declared
the regular quarterly dividend of ~
per cent OH the preferred stock. both
dividends payable April and both are
free from the income tax.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
FALL OF NEW-CHANG.
1t Resulted in the Loss of Two
Thousand Lives.

'he HOss Oh TWO
Thousand Lives.
WASHINGTON, March IA tele-
gram from Toxic has been received
by the Japanese minister confirming
the report of the capture of New
Chwang by the first army under Gen.
Nodzu. The old town of New-Chwang
was taken by assault after thirteen
hours hard fighting, the Chinese offer
ing stubborn resistance. Within the
town itself 1850 Chinese were killed
and about 500 surrendered. Large guam
titles of war material were captured
including rified cannon. The japanese
lost zoe killed and wounded.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
ENDED HIS SORROWS.
New York Man Puts Two Bullets
ThrOugh His Head

New York Man Puts Two Bullets
Through His Head.
New YORK, March Ga man who
from papers found on his body is sup
posed to- have been William Simon, a
guest Of the Vanderbilt hotel, commit
ted suicide in front of the Museum of
Arts building in Central park tonight by
shooting himself twice in the head. In
the inside pocket of his coat was
postal card addressed 10 Dr. a. Rixa,
and on the back Of the card was written
the following:
"Forty-second Street and Lexington
Avenue. March 4, 1861 hope when
this reaches you l Will at least be at
rest. l have tried my utmost TO over
come my unhappy life. but it is getting
worse every day. caunot stand ii any
longer. Please let my wife know of
this, and oblige your true friend,
WILLIAM SIMON,
Room 210, Vanderbilt Hotel.'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08

Japan for the restoration of peace.
The central government publicly as
sumes the entire responsibility for the
condition of the national defense,
which is the result of blindness on the
part of the Chinese to the progress of
other nations. This action of the en-
peror places all future reforms in the
hands of Lii Hung Chang.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
Cadets VIII Entertain

The st. Paul ia. cadets will present
"Uncle Sam aud His Presidents. Past,
Present and Future" "'The Lost Bank
Note" and 1.-THE Brlgand and His Som
this evening at Cretln hall. corner Fort
and Sixth streets. Music by the High
School orchestra, under the direction of
Ira Donnelly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
Recall Is Not Confirmed

WAsHINGTON,M March 7.-Neither
the state department nor the Span
ISL legation here have had any con
hrmation of the reported demand for
the recall of United States Consul
General Williams at Havana. -,a-E
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08

The finest brands of Key West Cigars
at Adam Fetsch's.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08

After dinner go to Fetsch's, Fifth
and Robert, for fine Cigars.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
La Grippe

The Gordon! AT your hatter'si $3.50
and the fashionable hat is yours.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08

Off with the old hat! On with the
new! The Gordon, the graceful $3.50
Gordon hat! The latest!
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
DIED.

GUY-In this city, March 7, 1895. at
3O6 West University avenue, Frank
Guy, aged fifty years and eight
months. Funeral Sunday, March 10,
at p. M, from family residence.
ATHEY-In this city, March 6, 1895,
Bridget, beloved wife of H. H.
Athey, aged fifty-five years. Funeral
Saturday morning from family resi-.
dence, 419 Ravoux street, at $780,
Services at the Cathedral at 10 a. M
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08

And rheumatism. Try Turkish baths at
316 Wabasha street.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Dramat familijny.

James Brazena, I'm. pm. II w.
10 ul.,do dfugiego czasu chorowity,
ME mogac zarobic ma utrzymanie
zony i dziecka, popadaf W melancho-
Liz. Rozpacz jego zwieksza}a sic,
kiedy onegdaj umarfo mu dziecko,
liczace ledwie kilka miesiecy.
Wczoraj rano odby} sic pogrzeb
dziecka. Matka wyjecha}a ma cmen.
tarz, Brazena, ,lezac W }6zku musial
pozostaG W domu.
Zaledwie jednak iona jego wy
ska domu, Brazena podni6sf sic
trudnoscia z }6zka, wzisl revolver
i stanawszy' pred lustrem, strzelil
sobie W glove. Zabif sic ma miejscu
i MONA sobie wyobrazie rozpacz
kobiety, gdy ia powrociwszy po-
grzebu dziecka, zastafa meza swego
cd kilku juz godzin niezywego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Jazda przez Niagare!

Jeden amerykahskich wynalaz-
COW, niejako ]. P. Bartolomeo, "a.
mierza wynalezionym przez siebie
aparatem przejechad przsz wodospad
Niagara. Prsyrzad, majaoy ssuayd
do tego celu, sklads sic ! dw6ch OIL
brzymich, pustych W Irodku, kul
aluminiowyoh, kt6re ma odpowiedniei
szerokosci po1aczone So ze soba osia
stalowa, moga sie sstwosoia obra-
Gao dokosa owej osi. Pomiedzy obu
kulami, u nieruchomej osi, uczepiony
jest rodzaj trapezu, ma kt5rym VIA
snie usiadzie p. Bsrtolomeo i podro4
swa odbedzie. Wynslazca zapewnia,
il wszelkie niebezpieozehstwo jest
wykluczone ze nawet "dziecko"
mogsoby sic ma tym przyrzadzie prze-
jecha6. %. Niechno on prseiedzie
pierwszy!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
P0 czterech latach.

Louis Boysell Carl Brockway,
kt6ry pred czterema laty opuscili
dom rodzicielski, azeby ,,swiat 20.
baczyc", wczoraj szczesliwie wrocill
do Chicago spali u swoich rodzi.
COW. Pierwszy mich miaf lat 9, a
drugi IL, kiedy Chicago wyjez-
dali. w niedziele wieczorem przy.
byli transporter bydfa do Stock
yardow. Jakis wspania}omyslny
handlarz bydia pozwolif i'm jecha6 W
pociagu, wiozacym jego bydfo.
Przez cztery lata chfopcy CT we.
drowali po wszystkich Stansch po.
misdzy rzeka Mississippi Rocky
Mountains i nigdy HE pisali do do
mu. Rodzice uwazali ich "a umar-
}ych. >PrSed rokiem przybyli do
Everett Hill Ranch, 20 mil ma poi.
noe cd Denver, przez rok praco
wall ma farmie "a wikt i odziez. w
koncu przyszli do przekonanla, ze
przeciea najlepiej jest W domu po.
wr6cili do Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
2 Hawaii.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, IS
listopada. - Droga pocztowa
nadchodzs tutai nastepuiace
wiesci z Honolulu: Posiem
rzeczp. Hawaii W Washington
ME zostal mianowany sedzia
Hatch. Ma on sic starac o lep-
sze stosunki z rzadem Stan6w
zjednoczonych, a W danym ra'
zie (po ustapieniu Clevelanda) }
o przylsczenie wysp Hawaii do
p6}nocno.am repu-
bliki. Podobno W tych dniach
zapadnie dekret, przyznajacy
ksiezniczce Kaiulani 10000
pensyi rocznej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Przedstawienie Tow. Pafi iw.
Jadwigi.

D. 2 Ago listopada W Hall Walsha
przy rogu ul. Noble Emma odbe'
die sic piekne przedstawienie Tow.
Pan sw. Jadwigi, par. sw. Jana Z.
Odegrany zostanie obraz ludowy W
5oiu odsfonach p. t. ,,Bursztyny Ka-
si''. q pauow gl6wne role odtworza:
p. S. Chmielewski (Adam Zabielski);
F. Gibasiewicz (Wojciech, gospo.
darz); ]. Wasielewski (Jsnek); F.
Gliniecki (Mateusz). q pan wystepo.
wat beda: p. W. Wisniewsks (Ro.s.
liza zabielska); pani A. Kowalska
(pani WiSlioka); pani H. Piatkowska
(Kasia, sierota); psni W. Geza Mai.
gorzata); pani F. Szymahska Bssia)
i p. M. Gliniecka (Cyganka). Po
przedstawieniu zabawa. Teatr zapo.
wiada sic, jak najlepiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
N0tAtki teIegraticZne
krajOWe.

- 17t2 ofiare katastrofy W Cleve-
land znaleziono W wodzie. Byly to
zw}oki Mat. Callinana,
w Monorett, Mo-, aresztowa-
no niejakiego Johna O'Connor, kt6.
ry pred Is laty jako pocztmistrz W
Marysville, Mo. sprzeniewierzyfzna-
cznq SUNG cd tego czasu sic ukry-
wal.
w Carleston, Mo-, wczoraj
okofo 10 godz. wieczorem dafo sic
uczuG dose slime trzesienie ziemi.
Me zrzadzifo ono szkody.
= Parowiec Manitoba, jadqcy z
Rio de Janeiro do New Yorku, roz-
biz sic W poblizu Beachhaven, n. j.
Zafoga uratowana.
- Sedzia policyjny Campbell W
San Francisco przystqpi} do "Armii
Zbawienia".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Nova reZerWacya.

SPOKANE, Wash. 1S listop.
Rezerwacya Indyan szczepu
Nez Perces W Idaho zosta}a
dzisiaj W po}udnie otwarts dla
osadnik6w. Me strzelano j in
nycb sygna}dw nie dawano,
Me bylo tez, jak sic zdaje, "a
dnego zgie}ku lub zamisszania.
. lie sic zdaje, W biezacym
roku ME wiecej nia 5000 grun.
tow sic rozda. w poludnie
rozpoczeto prace wytyczenla
naroznik6w i t. p. Do urzedu
zglasza}o sic DUO os6b, ale
powiedziano i'm, il musza mai
prod obrac sobie miejsca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
gesZcze wieSci o pOWstanin
W Venezuela.

CARACAS, Venezuela 1Sgo
listopada. .-Wybuch powsta6,
czy, pomimo zaprzecze6, jest
iednak faktem. W miescie ist-
nia} spisek pomisdzy policyan-
tami, kt6ry d. logo listopada
przeszed} W otwarty wybuch.
Nastepnie powstanie rozsze-
rzy}o sic ma Stany Miranda,
Bermudez i Lara. Energiczne
dzialanie PREF. Crespo usmie-
rzy}o powstanie, powsta6c6w
zamknieto W wiezieniach. Gen.
Gonzales zosta1 skazany na
smierG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
MOrdercza kOlej uIiczna.

Wczoraj wieczorem okolo godz.
Sci korrektor G. w. King, za,n. pm.
$3.50 Shields ave., ma przecieciu
State ul. Peck Court zostaf przez
pociag kolei linowej obalony i pre-
jechany. Przeszedf przez niego
wagon motorem cze5c nastep.
nego wagonu, MIN zatrzymano po-
ciqg. szczesciem dla niego jednak
wiasnie W owen miejscu pomiedzy
szynami znajdowaf sic dol rozkopa-
ny dla naprawienia ulicy; mocno
i bolesuie wprawdzie zostaf podra.
pany, zwfaszcza prawa reka jego
mocno jest uszkodzona, ale rany
iego ME 50 niebszpieczne. Straci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
WypraWa Meksykanska IA
Indyau.

MEKsYK, 1890 listopada. -
Ma3y oddzial zo1nierzy meksy-
ka6skich zosta} juz pred trze.
ma tygodniami napaduiety z
zasadzki przez Lndyan Taqui
i wymordowauy co do nogi.
To spowodowafo rad do wy
slania wiekszej wyprswy wo3-
skowej przeciwko Indyanom.
WypraWa, zaskoczywszy 200
Indyan W glebokim wawozie,
wybi1a ich co do jednego sta
czanemi ma dol odfamami sksl
i kamieni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Straszna tragedya rOdzinna.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, 18 list.
z Wichita, Kas., donosza VIA
5nie: Henry Fl. Leonard, liczs
cy lat 62, zosta3 zamordowany
wczoraj wieczorem, a areszto-
wano lego drugs zone j jej
syna Cerville, posadzonych o
popeinienie tego morderstwa.
DIS O swicie woznica John
Carter znalaz1 zwIoki Leonar-
da, strasznie pokaleczone, W
ka}uzy krwi. Leza}y "a stajnia
Leonardo przy S. Lawrence
ave-, cze5ciowo gnojem pckry.
te. Ma glowie widocznych by}o
kilka ran zadanych zapewne
tepem narzedziem, i W grzbie.
Gle g1eboka rama. Slady krwi
wskazywa}y, ze zwloki przy-
wleczono przez zauiek re staj
nj, a gdy policya "a sladami
sz1a dalej, doszla az do kuchni
Leonard6w, W kt6rej znalezio.
no Leonardows jej syna, oczy.
szczajacych sprzety krwia
zbrygane. Aresztowauo naty-
chrliast obydwoje.
Leonard prowadzil handel
starzyzns. Pred kilku miesis.
cami wzia} rozw6d z pierwsza
swoja IONA oaeni} sig nieja-
ks pania Williamson, r6wniez
rozwiedziona, a teraz oskarzo.
ns 0 morderstwo.
Aresztowano tez Williamso-
ma, pierwszego meza Leonar.
dowej, gdyz ia jego oskarzy}a
o pope1nienie tego morderstwa.
Syn ME sk}ada zadnych ze-
zna1. Policya przypuszcza, ze
mordercom chodzi1o o pozy-
kanie sunny ubezpieczenia ma,
Aycie Leonardo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
MOie zamOrdOWany.

Dnia 7go b. m. wyiowiono rzeki
pod mostem ma Dearborn str. zw}oki
niejakiego Johna Lynch, robotnika
liczacego okofo SO lat. Sadzono
pod6wczas, re sam sobie aycie ODE
bral.
Tymczasem wysz}y ma jaw spra.
wy, kt6re budza podejrzenie, IL 20.
staF on zamordowany. Pomimo te-
go, re trudnit sic on prostemi robo.
tami i zarabiaF ME wiele, to przeciez
przez radzwyczajna oszczednosc
kilkunastoletnia, zebra} wcale po-
wazny majateczek, i jak sic okazuje,
posiadat do $4,000. Rozpozyczai
on te pieni2dze, ale swoim znajo-
mym sic skarzyi, re DUO doznaje
kiopotu i niepokoiu powodu
swych pieniedzy.
Ot6z mocne zachodzi podejrzenie,
re kt6rys diuznikdw Lyncha chcial
go sic pozby6 i obrabowawszy,
zamordowaf so i wrzucif do
rzeki. Policya rozpoczela sledz-
two.
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Opera W New YOrku,

New York, 1S listopada. :
Dzisiaj rozpocze}y sic pred
stawienia wielkiej opery
Abbeya W Metropolitan Opera
House. Ma pierwsze przedsta-
wienie wybrano opere Gouno.
da Romeo i julia. Teatr by1
przepe}nieny publicznoscis.
Obej bracia Reszke nadzwy-
czajne odniesli znowu tryumfy
i wywo}ywano ich kilkakro-
tnie. Take nova spiewaczka,
PAM Saville, bardzo sic podo-
ba}a.
We srode przedstawiac ma
ia Carmen.
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OBCHOD LISTOPADOWY
M WOjciechOWie.

Otrzymujemy nastepuj4ce pismo
dla umieszczenia W uDlien. Chez:
w dniu 24go istopada bedziemy
mieli obch6d narodowy, urzadzony
na uczczonie 64ei rocznicypowstania
listopadowego przez towarzystwa ma.
szej par4f, nalezace do zjednoczenia
P. R. K, W Am.
Obch6d odbedzie sic bardzo uro-
czyscie W Hall parsfi' luej sw. Woj-
ciecha przy rogu ulio 16eji PAUL.
ma.
Niniejszem uprzejmie zapraszamy
katolik6w Polak6w nasze szanowne
Polki ma ten wspania}y cbch6d, ns
ktorym nasi 81. u6Wcy beda mieli
sposobnoS6 W mysl katolicka chrze.
zcijahska przemawia6 do ludu pol
skiego.
Poczatek obchodu godz. Sci
wieczorem.
Program jest nastepujacy:
y Otworzenie obchodu przez OBJ.
Fir. Czerwihskiego.
q Spiew d1ieci szkolnych.
81 Nova Wie1. ks. Paw}a Rhode.
A Deklamacya ucznia szkoiy.
s. Nova OBJ. Antoniego Polenca.
81 Spiew dzieci szkoluyoh.
y Nova OBJ. IgDacego Kowal.
skiego.
81 Deklamacya dziecka szkolnego.
81 Nova Wiel. ks. Adolfa Nowic.
kiego.
Kon,itet o6chodu".
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NOtatki telegraficZne z "a
graniCy.

- W Budapeszcie aresztowano
szajke trucicieli, kt6ra zabezpieczafa
ofary swoje ma zycie, a potem je
tru(a.
I Sofii donosza IL ksieciu
bufgarskiemu Ferdynandowi urodzif
sic drugi synek. Madame mu imie
Cyryl.
w zarzadzie celnym W Katanii
(wyspa Sycylia) odkryto naduzycia
na sumo kilkuset tysiecy lir6w.
Il Syryi donoszq, IL g6rskie
plemiona Druz6w rabuja wioski W
poblizu zr6def Jordanu.
- Ambasadorem rosyiskim W
Westinghouse zostanie p. NJ, G. 10
tzebue W miejsce ustepujacego ksie-
cia Kontekuzena.
Kasyer Banku Narodowego W
Merida (Meksyk) zostat uwieziony.
SUPERINTENDENT on $2CO, 200.
w Belgii odbyfy sic wybory;
liberalni zostali pobici.
- Wszyscy kupcy i przemyslow'
cy W Rzymie postanowili zamkn26
swe sk}ady ma tydzieG, azeby W ten
spos6b zaprotestowac przeciw po-
datkowi dochodowemu ma +. 1896.
- Adm. Selfridge by} wczoraj 2
okretem wojennym amerykahskim
,,San Francisco" W porcie NeapoIuj
podaza do Saloniki.
- w Zeitoun, W Armenii, pow
stahcy mieli stoczyc krwaw9 walke
woiskiem tureckiem. Bitwa ME
zostaEa rozstrzygnieta
- NJ. Petersburg zostanie pofa-
czone z m. Moskwa telefonem dfd-
godystansowyn.