davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
VOtum ufnOsci dla rZadu p.
Bourgeois.

PARYz IS listopada. -
W Izbie deputowanych poru'
szono dis dawna sprawe pa
namska, a mianoWicie kwestya
Arizona, znanego posrednika
pOmisdzy KOmpanis a 5apo-
wnikami parlamentu. Bour,
geois z tego powodu zmuszo'
nym by1 poczynic oswiadczenia
co do og6lnego charakteru
swej polityki. Dyskusye "a
koGczono uchwaleniem votum
zaufania dla rzadu. Przesz}o
onv 42l glosami przeciw 81.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
ToIegramy krajoBa.
Sensacya W prOceSie HOlmsa.

PHILADELPHIA, 1S listop.
Dzisiaj odbyla sic rozprawa
mad wnioskiem obro6c6w Hol.
mesa, aaeby proces odnowiono
z powodu, jakoby mialy sic
znalez6 nowe dowody, IL Pit,
eel sam sobie zycie odebra}.
Rezultat byl taxi, ae kiero.
wink obrony, Shoemaker, 20.
stall oskarzony 0 zbrodnicze
nak1anianie do krzywoprzy-
sisztwa, ze mu grozi odebra.
ME prawa zajmowaniasie prak.
tyka adwokacka.
Schoemaker ma pare dni
pred ia rozprawa prosil tajne.
60 policyanta Johna SchWei-
chlera, by tenae znalaz} mu
kobiets zamieszka}s W okolicy
10 lub 19 ulicy i Callowhill
lub Vine str, ktoraby zechcia.
Ia zaprzysisdz pewne fakta ty.
czace sic smierci Pitzla.
Schweiehler oSwiadczy}, 2e
to uczyni, ale zamiast szukac
takiej kobiety, opowiedzial @
calej sprawie tajnemu poll
cyantowi Geyerowi, kt6ry sta}
W us}ugaoh prokuratoryi, Ten
uwiadomi} o wszystkiem pro.
kuratora Grahama i prokura-
torya postanowi}a zwabic
Shoemakera W zasadzke. Po.
s}ano do niego niejaka Marga
ret 2eah, majsca urzad W sta.
cyl policyinej 4 obwodu. Ia
przedstawila mu sic pod ma.
zwiskiem Blanche A. Hanni,
gan. Shoemaker kaza3 iei pod.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Burza 1 poW6dz II okolicach Pc
terSburgu.

BERLIN, IS listopada. -
q Petersburga donoszq droga
pocztowa, IL jeszcze d. 1890
listopada szala1a W okolicach i
po czesci W miescie straszna
burza, polsczona ulewa wy
lewem rick.
Rzeka Newa W ci9gu kilku
godzin podniosla sic 0 8 p6s
cali tax, ze wSzystkie Wyspy
zosta}y zalane.
FaIe przewraca]y domy DIRE.
wniane, niszczy}y tamy, zale-
waly pola. Arnatuiemi strza.
3ami ostrzegano mieszka1c6w,
azeby sic chronili ma wyzsze
pietra budynk6w. W ulicach
trzeba by}o plywaG ma 1odziach.
Policya musiala ratowat ME
szka6c6w.
Szkody W wioskach W oko.
leach Petersburga So ogrom.
ne. Zginelo takze sporo ludzi.
Blizszych szczeg6l6w brak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Me dozwolili jej umrzec.

24letnia Emma Herziger wczoraj
W nocy godz. lei W parku Hum
boldta chcia}a odebrac sobie zycie j
wskoczyla do sadzawki.
Jakis nieznajomy to spostrzeg},
rzuci} sic ma nia wydoby1 ja wo-
dy. Tymczasem zblizyl sic policyant,
a ujrzawszy 60 nieznajomy, uciekS.
Niedoszia samob6jczynie zawieziono
do jej mieszkania pm. 2e Potomac
ave. Znaleziono przy niej list, W
kt6rym oswiadcza}a, IL zycie jej sic
sprzykrzy}o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Kombinacya trzech mOcarstW
przeciWkO WielkObrytanii.

PETERSBURG, IS listopada.
-Wksiazs Wfodzimierz udaje
sic do Berlina z w3asnorecz-
nym LISTEN cara Mikolajs do
cesarza Wilhelma. List ten
zajmuje sic policemen poll
tycznem ma wschodzie Europy.
Proponuje on wsp6lns akcys
trzech mocarstw, Rosyi, Me
mice Francyi przeciw Wiel-
kohrytanii, gdyby takowa
chcia1a zbyt energicznie dzla'
lac W Turcyi. List powo1uje
sic ma podobne dzia1anie trzech
mocarstw W sprawie japo1-
skiei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
EksplOzya W k0palni.

EAGLE Pass Tex, 18 list. -
Podczas gdy nadzorca kopalni
Lennon z Joliet, ILL.,, spuszczai
sic do kopalni po}ozonej try
mile stad, powsta}a eksplozya
z niewiadomej przyczyny. Il
powodu unoszacych sic gaz6w
niepodobna by}o innym dostat
sic do wnetrza; ME ulega je-
dnak prawie watpliwosci, ze
Lennon zostal zabity. Ma szcze
scie W czasie eksplozyi W ko-
palm ME bylo robotnik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
IeIegramy ZagranicEne
POEOZENIE w TURCYI.

LoNDYN, Is listopada. -
q Rzymu donoszs, il z chwila,
gdy foty mocarstw bsds W
komplecie na wodach turec-
kich, zostanie przes}ane Su4ta'
nowi stanowcze ,,ultimatum".
Tylko kr6tki czas bedzie pozo-
stawiony rzadowi tureckiemu
na odpowiedz. Zreszta jest
nadzieja, IL rzecz do ostatecz.
nosci ME doidzie. Obecnosc
okretow wojennych ma wodach
tureckich zaczyna wywierac
pewien wpiyw. Rad turecki
bierze sic ma prawde do zapro-
wadzenia porzadku.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, IS list,
Sultan wczoraj zwo}ai rade
ministr6w W celu obmyslenia
srodk6w mobilizacyi 100000
zolnierzy. Gdy mu oswald
czono, ze brak IA to pienisdzy,
wpadI W ogromna pasye.
Wskutek tego paru ministr6W
przedstawi}o swe rezygnacye,
Iecz Sultan ich ME przyja}.
Juz zadekretowana mobili-
zacya 14O batalion6w rezerwy
idzie bardzo powol. Powodem
tego brak pieniedzy, umundu-
roWania i broni.
Podobno W celu zebrania
funduszu ma koszta uzbroje6, !,
Wysoka Porta zamierza oddaG
Kompanii angielskiej monopol
tytuniowy. "a ten mouopol
maia zap}acic million funt6w
szterl. Nadto Sultan chce
prosiG mocarstwa o pomoc W
zaciagnisci0 Z yczki.
Twiedza u p6}urzedowie
IL Rosya odpowiedzia|a Au'
stryi, 2e ME zgadza sic na pro.
jektowane przez MIA Srodkl
zalatWienia sprawy tureckiej.
LoNDYN, IS listopada -
Do ,,Standarda' donosz8 z
Konstantynopola, IL Sultan
snajduje sic W ciaglej obaWie
o swe aycie. DIVA bataliony
piechoty i oddziai artyleryi
strzeze jego Dezpiecze6stwa.
On sam / ministrowie otrzymu-
ia ciagle listy pogr6zkami.
Hassan Pasza, minister mary.
narki, obawia sig staple nogs
ma poklad okretu wojennego,
w obawie zamachu. Mn6stwo
os6b aresztuia W mieScie. Po-
mimo to codzie6 rauo ukazuia
sic ma muracb plakaty rewolu.
cyjne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
WIAlOMOSCl N!1JSCOWR
WaIka Chinczyka z rOzb0jnikiem.

Chihczyk Wong Sing wczoraj
siedzial zamyslony W pralni swojej
W domu pm, l97 N. Clark ul. okolo
godz. 6 wieczorem, kiedy wszedi
jakis czfowiek ME m6wiac s}owa,
rura ofowiana ca}ej SHY uderzy} go
W glove trzy razy.
Wong Sing widoczuie bardzo
twarda musiaf mice czaszke. Me
tylko ME stracif przytomnosci, ale
na1et poskoczyl, porwa} "a gard}o
rozb6jnika, wyrwaf mu rure, ude-
rzyf 60 MIA W glove siedm razy, a
kiedy ten z rozbita czaszka upadf,
wbiegl ma schody wiodace ma ulice i
zaczaf wola6: .,Rozboj !morderstwo"
Ma krzyk jego nadbiegf detektyw
Sederberg, kiedy Chihczykiem
schodzif po schodach, ten ostatni
zemdlony upad}.
W izbie lezaI rozbojnik. Me byf
W stanie sic podniesc, ale mogf mo.
vic. Powiedzia}, re nazywa sic John
Goodwin, alias King re mieszka W
Friendship House,. Twierdzif, re
to Chihczyk napad} ma niego.
Sederberg zawezwai policya i
Goodwina zawieziono do szpitala
National, a Chinczyka do szpitala
Pass want Memorial. Rany Good.
wilma So niebezpieczne, ale ME smier.
telne. z trzech ran Chihczyka W
gEowie, jedna W prawej skroni okaze
sic prawdopodobnie smiertelna.
Goodwin jest znanym policyi ra.
busiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Crispi
zn0w przeciW WatykanOWi.

RzYM, 1Sgo listopada. - W
sferach raadowych zapewniajs,
ze Crispi zamierza zaostrzyG
swoja polityke W obec Wsty.
kanu. Oswiadczyl on, ae poo
stawa katolik6W przy wybo'
rach politycznych Jest otwar-
tenn zaprzeczeniem idei PAD
stwowej i d}uaej cierpiaua bye
ME moze. Me ma jednakae
mQwy o zniesieniu ustaWy o
rskojmiach papieztwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Lynch go cZekss

WINSTON, N. c., Is list. -
Negr Bob Scales zostanie praw-
dopodobnie lynchowany, sko-
ro 60 znajda. Zaprosi} on by}
12lete!a coreczke Thomasa,
Beltona koFo Ma lison ia prze-
chadlke. Kiedy dzewclynka
iSc MIN ME chci&la, strzelil
do niej i laui4 ia niehezpie-
oznie. Policya i grom ala oby7
wateli teru g szlArj!. Scales
llczl I7Ist.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Tarcy pObici przez Arab5W.

KoNsTANTYNoPoL, Is listop.
z Aten donosza, IL W arabskiej
prowincyi Yemen powstanie
szerzy sic W bardzo grozny
spos6b. Imam re Sana, stolicy
tel prowincyi, zebral $4,000
Arab6w, uzbroiouych W kara
biny Martini Henry'ego - i
pobi} juz Turk6w W trzech
spoakaniach. Turcy zamkneli
sic teraz W murach m. Sana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19

Azyi mniejszej. zycie Cbrze'
scijan jest wcisa W niebez'
piecze1stwie. Wielu Chrze-
scijan wymordowano W Alep.
po; W tel liczbie znajduja sic
i poddani w}oscy. Rad w3oski
zamierza zadac satysfakcyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19

pisaG zaprzysiezone zeznanie,
kt6rego jej nawet ME odczy-
tai, i "a to jej dai $50: Trescis
tego zeznania zaprzysiezonego
bylo, jakoby ona zna}a Pitzla,
i jakoby tenze kr6tko pred
smierci9 oswiadczy} jej, re "a
mierza sobie odebrac zycie.
Dzisiaj Shoemaker pred sa'
dem oswiadczy1, il znalaz1 no.
we dowody samob6jstwa Pitz-
la, re posiada zaprzysiezone
zeznaGie kobiety, kt6ra ME
zyczy sobie przed sadem wy.
staple osobiscie, = / odczyta1
to zeznanie.
Prokuratorya natychmiast
objasni}a, w jaki spos6b to ze-
znanie zosta}o pozyskane i "a
wezwa}a ma swiadka Ma}go-
rzate Reah, ku przerazeniu
Shoemakera.
Sedzia oddal Shoemakera
pod sad, pod kaucya $500 /
rozprawa odbedzie sic 81 b. M,
Jest rzeczq niezawodna, il
Shoemaker zostanie wykluczo.
ny re stanu adwokackiego
By1 to pierwszy process Shoe
makera: sprowadzi} go Holmes
z jakiegos miasteczka ma1ego,
i nieznanym on dotychczas byl
prawie nikomu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Obch6d. 100letniei rocznicy ros
biOru POlski " Peszcie.

z Budapesztu donosza: D. 2sge
pszdziernika rano o godzinie 10 cd.
byla sig w katolickim kosciele Fran
ciszkan6w solenna Msza sw. prey
trzech oltarzach, zam6wiona przez
Polak6w budapesztehs hskich, z po~o.
du rooznicy ostatniego rozbioru Pol.
ski. w nabozehstwie wzieio udziai
mn6stwo wegierskiej publiczn0sot
Wieozorem odbyl gle koncert !
obuhod aalobnY,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Ia kradziea.

sedzia Dooley skazsl wczoraj
dwie l4letnie dziewczyny, Anne
Lewandowska Wiktorys Dygiei
ska, ma s25 kary "a kradziez popet-
Mona W skiadzie w. Kolacka pm.
572 Blue Island ave. Ma prosbe
krewnych obu dziewczyn sedzia kare
suspendowal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Sir Philip Currie ustapi Ze sta.
nOWiska W KOnstantynOpOlu.

LoNDTN, 10 lisropada. -
Bawi tu cd dw6ch dni Sir
Philip Currie, przyby4y dla
narsdy W sprawie tureckiej,
DIS wyjezdba; pO drodze uda
sic do PsryAa / Wiednia-i "a
pare dpi bedzie W Konstanty-
nopolu. Twierdza tiltaj i to z
dobrego zr6dla, 2e po zalat
wienil kwestyi tureckiej, Sir
Currie opusci Konstantynopol
i obeimie stanowisko amba-
sadora angielskiego W Paryau
DO lordsie DuHerinie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Przybycie parOWc0w.

LoNDYN: Minnesota Baltimore, RosaIian z
Nom resl.
NEW YORK: Adcatic Liverp., Olympia q
Genuy, Campanla Llverp, g.. Louis re South
ampAn
81. JOHNS, Me-: A4syrianz Glssg
LIVERPt OIL: Lake Superior Montreal.
GLASGOW: Stmsratian 2 Montreal
HALIFAX: Numidian Live p.
HAVRE: Flshaeld New Orle2ns.
LIVSRPQ0..: Runlc New Orleaus.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Jest "

tylko palec prawej reki. Jest "
szpitalu powiatowym,
7letni Richard Finley, zam. pm.
sS1 Sawyer ave-, zosta} wczoraj ma
Ogden ave. przejechany przez wa
gon kolei elektrycznej i ma miejscu
zabity.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
: Dochod v obchodu lis

Doch0d 2 obchodu listopado-
wego, kt5ry odbedsie sic dnia 2sgo
b. N, ma Jadwigowie, jest przezna-
czony ma doch6d zak@adajacei sic
biblioteki parafialnei,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19

Picnisdze do wypo+yczania. Duze sunny. Nf1h
oroceut pozyczaraY pisuisdze ma budowe. PoSia-
Giosci tylk0 Chicagy. Sptacamy pozyczk oS
TowarzyStw duzR oszczednosc. Hipoteki (mory
gages) na sprzedaA ZgtOSc sic osoblscie albo u
stownie do Z. o. STONE y CO., La Sale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-19
Chrzescijanie mOrdOWani
W AleppO.

RaYM, IS, listop,-Depesze
z Konstantynopola donosza, IL
agitacya przeciw Chrzescija-
nom roawija sic wszsdzie W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15
OLD POINT EIBLE CONFERENCE.
4 Larger Attendance and More In
tcrcst in the Work.

FORT MONROE. VA, June H-(Spe-
cial)-The fourth days session OF the
Old Point Bible conference was marked
by a much larger attendance and "A more
Jealous interest in the work. The weather
was warm but a fresh breeze from the
sea made the pavilion cool and delight
full.
After a song-service and prayer, Rev.
4. c. Dixon, ID. D.. of Brooklyn, presi-
dent of the association delivered an able
address on the Holy Spirit" He was
followed by Rev. Cornelius Wolfkin, OF
Brooklyn, who took for his subject
THE House Of Cod" which was estab-
lished when Christ commanded His disci-
pies TO "go into all the world and preach
the Gospel to every creature"
He compared religious teachings to the
parable Of the sOwer. some OF whose seed
fen on good ground and brought forth
an abundant harvest. These he likened
unto the people who comprise the House
of God. The seed that fell Upon stony
ground and by the wayside we're the
professed Christians. who had split up
into sects upon points of doctrine instead
Of following the Savours footsteps.
At the afternoon session Rev. W. J.
Erdman. d. D.. of Germantown. Pa, de-
livered an address on True Wisdom" and
Professor W. F. Farr Of New York, ana
Rev. II. NJ Wharton. Of Baltimore, ad-
dresses on How 10 Use the Bible"
The ladies took charge Of the services
at the evening session. which consisted
of an illustrated chldren's talk by Mrs
Bessie Tyson. of Mortified. Mass; Com
secration." by Mrs. a. Marrow. OF New
York and 1.-The Ministry OF Woman" by
Mrs. G.. c. Needham. of Mortified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15
CUBAN SYMPtTHiZERs..
An Expedition Expected TO SAIL
from Norfolk.

4 Washington special to the New York
World regarding the Cuban hlibustering
expedition says:
It is said on good authority that the
last body Of men recruited in this country
nv Ouesada will leave Norfolk tomorrow
(Friday) afternoon to join those VINO
have gone before, and who have, II Is
thought. landed in the Bahamas. rms
will make at least 1.l00 men from Bos-
ton, New York. PHILADELPHIA and Florida.
Nearly all who have come from the
northern cities. 1t Is said. have gone
through here in twOs and threes. Ihey
will. so far as the expedition OF to-mor-
row Is concerned. IL the programme does
NOT miscarry, rendezvous in Norfolk
early i'm the morning, and go aboard a
couple Of yachts said 10 be In waiting for
a fishing party that proposes 10 spend
several days on the water. These yachts
will not. therefore. clear for any port,
but. Il is stated, will set sail, loaded with
arms and men, for the Bahamas to aug
ment the force already there.
The officers of the government at Nor
folk have been directed to see to 1t that
the neutrality laws of the United states
particularly sections 52Sg and 30 OF the
Revised Statutes, are strlngently enforced.
Those sections require that the owner or
every armed vessel shall give bond 70
the United States before leaving port
with sureties to double the value OF the
vessel and her cargo, including her ar
mament, conditioned that the arms are
not 10 be used to commit hostlllties
against the subjects citizens. or property OF
any foreign country with which the United
states are at peace. Collectors are direct
cd to seize any vessel manifestly intended
for warlike purposes, the cargo or which
principally consists Of arms and muni-
lions of war. when the number OF men
shipped on board. or other circumstances
render IL probable that the vessel Is EN-
ployed to commit hostllities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15
c,ra 60 me Cnr,-tinn Public.

The management in charge OK the Holy
Spirit Convention. which opens In the
Richmond Theatre next Tuesday morn
ing, counting upon the proveroial hoFpi-
tally OF the Richmond people, has OF
fered entertainment 10 any OF the visit
ing ministers who should desire II, Many
have accepted the offered hospitality, ana
acceptances are coming in daily. Inc
demands upon us are now In excess OF
our present ability to meet them.
We ask all who are willing TO receive
these brethren ministers Of the Gospel
from our own State) into their homes
as guests for the four days of the conven-
ton to come forward and let Us know
Just what they can do Some, unable TO
give fun entertainment. have offered
lodging only. others meals only. some
take one guest; others more. Responses
to this call should be made in person, or
by telephone. or by letter TO the Young
Mems Christian Association, and made
to-day. II possible.
The management desires TO state that
there win be no tickets of admittance TO
the convention. as has been reported. The
meetings morning. afternoon. and night,
will be open to all without the formality
OF admission tickets.
+. b. MARQCESS. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15
TO PREVENT FILIBusTERING.
Instructions to United states Dis
tricf Attorneys and Narshals.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June H-Attor-
ney-General Harmon has addressed to ali
United States Dlstrict-Attorneys between
New York and Brownsville. Tex, the fol-
lowing letter OF instructions:
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. june -, 1895.
ITO United States Attorneys:
II send you a copy of letter OF the
10th instant from the Secretary of State
in relation to rumors and reports OF ille-
gal measures being on foot In this country
TO aid the instruction now going on in
the Island of Cuba.
Take all steps that are necessary and
proper to prevent any violation OF the
neutrality laws in the direction indicated,
acting promptly and vigorously. and In
conjunction with the Marshal to whom
| have written upon the same subject.
"Very respectfully.
"JUDSON HARMON.
Acting Attorney General"
To the United States marshals in the
States along the Atlantic seaboard this
letter has been sent:
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June l3. 1855.
II have to-day sent TO the attorney OF
the United States for your district a copy
81
in relation to alleged attempts 10 organize
in this country expeditions to aid the in
surrection now going on in the Island
Of Cuba.
Consult with him. who will show you
the correspondence relating to this mat
ter. and take all such steps as are neces-
sary and proper to prevent any violation
of the neutrality laws, acting promptly
and vigorously. Very respectfully.
"JUDSON HARMON,
acting Attorney-GeneraL"
Secretary Olney's letter to the Attorney
General making the suggestion upon
which these instructions are based is
as follows:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
"WASHINGION, June 10. 1925.
THE Honorable, the Attorney-General:
Sir.-It is matter of current rumor
and newspaper report that at various
points I'm the United States attempts are
making. by enlistment Of men, the equip
ment and arming OF vessels, and by other
illegal measures, TO aid the instruction
now in progress i'm the Island OF Cuba.
''While this department has not been
furnished with tangible evidence con-
firmatory of such rumors and reports,
IL deems It OF great importance that no
possible opportunity be given for COM
plants that the government OF the United
States has in any respect fallen short Of
its full duty to friendly nation.
TT is respectfully suggested therefore,
that the United States attorneys and mar
shals for the several districts embracing
the coast-line between New York and
Brownsville have their attention called
to the subject. and be specially enjoined
to see to it that the neutrality laws are
faithfully observed. and all violations
thereof promptly and vigorously prosecu-
ted. Respectfully yours.
RICHARD ONLEY."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15
4 Most Attractive Outing to OLA
Point on Saturday, June 18th, by
Chesunrnke and Ohio HALLWAY.

On Saturday. June 18th. the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway viii run a special ycst-
buled train, leaving Eighth-street utich-
mond and Allegheny station at 10 I.
NJ arriving at Old Point at $50 y. 81,
and returning the following Monday, leav-
ing old Point at a. NJ. and arriving At
Eighth-street station QIichmond and Al
leghany) at 9 A. NJ
Tickets going and returning by this
special and including one and three quar-
ter days board at the Hyseia viii he
sold at N.2j.
For those who go by the special and
desire TO return on regular train Sunday
evening the ticket. including one days
board at the Hygeia, will be s..
Remember, the special train viii depart
Saturday, the 18th. and arrive Monday.
the nth. Eighth-street Richmond and
Allegheny station. as being most con
venient for businessmen and street-car
lines
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15
RICHMOND, VA, SATURDAY. JUNE Is, 1895
now leading, there is general improve.

now leading, there Is general improve
ment In manufactures.
Monetary conditions also help. The Tina
draws near when. with good crops, ex.
ports will bring gold hither, and bond
sales have been insignificant this week,
the effect OF previous transactions having
not been exhausted. Much diminished
receipts of money from the interior In
dicates better employment. and the valu,
OF commercial loans steadily rises. ana
IL now fair for this season, even In
good year.
The official statement Of n AS per cent.
decrease In cotton acreage was quickly
found, In view of the revised government
estimates for last year, to mean more
than 100000 acres now growing cotton,
which much exceeds the best unofficial
estimates, and from an area no greater
over 100000 bales were produced In 1891.
so that the report gave no aid TO prophets
of evil That some reduction would be
well for the South is clear. but the heavy
surpus will cover larger loss than
seemed possible. The price has not
changed, but transactions have become
Insignificant. though rainfall and tempera'
ture are closely watched.
Manufacturers abroad. according to
Ellyson. have stocks 5000 bales greater
than a year ago. and the commercial
stock OF American in sight Is still 5000 2O8
bales.
Cotton-mlls are doing well for the
season, and numerous advances OF an
eighth to a quarter in brown sheetings,
drills bleached muslins, denims, and tick
ings are still reported.
The wool manufacture looks for
speedy settlement of the labor troubles,
and finds a moderate demand for low and
heavy weight goods, while some OF the
cheaper lines of spring goods have been
opened with hourishing results. but as To
better grades there is still great un.
certainty about prices.
The output Of pg-iron June LIST wa1
but a trife larger than May 1st-l57, "a
tons against 1J6, 55f a month ago and l4,-
029 two years ago. Stocks unsold were
reduced in May 6.5N tons by the stoppage
Of many Mahonng. Shenango. Illinois,
and Virginia furnaces. which afterwards
resumed The advance i'm spring con-
tinues, Bessemer pigs reaching 81. 10 and
gray forge $l0.65 at Pttsbug. and changes
in all iron products show an advance OF
81 per cent. this month and 1873 per
cent. from the lowest point In February.
For this conservative Industry the rise
OF % per cent in Bessemer iron seems
large but il compares with % per cent
i'm cotton. So per cent. In wheat, 20 he
20 per cent. in leather. 80 per cent. In
refined oil. and over 100 per cent in hides.
All these products were at the lowest
prices ever known, and remarkable gains
were TO be expected when they came,
but with each consumption has yet to
justify the advances.
The coke producers about Connellsvllle
have not made open declaration OF their
new compact, but contracts are being
made at $1.35 for the last half Of the year,
with provision for an advance Of wages
The failures for the past week have
been 2fl In the United States, against
282 last year. and "a in Canada, against
10 last year.