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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-14
FINAL TEST
of the New Torpedo Boat Ericsson oT
 Long Island.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-The navy department will await with c0nsid- eFablc interest and with some anXi- ety the trial of the torpedo boat Erie ssOn, which will he officially tested for the third time within the next few weeks. So far the trials of the new boat have been attended with considerable ill luck. but it is the gen eral opinion among naval experts that the approaching trial on Long Island Sound will fully develop the vessels good qualities. On the first trial trip last fall piston rod was pulled out and a cylinder rod smashad. On the second trial trip last summer similar accident oc- cured, resulting in the death of three men, and it was then concluded that the cylinder head was too light. New engines and machinery from the Iowa Iron Works, Dubuque la, the constructors of the boat, have now been installed and preparations for the trial are nearing completion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-14

Mr and Mrs. J. A. Perdue pleas antly entertained few of their inti- mate friendslas night at their home on Lakeside. Those present were: Misses Artie Martin, of Conway: Trip Lindsay, George Trlplett, Messrs. Dillard Saunders, Monroe Perdue, Clyde Smith, and MT. and Mrs. ]. A. Perdue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-14
Two Enterprising Younl

Two Enterprising Young Colored Men.
 Doing business at No. 113 East Second avenue, is the firmiof Robison X Flynn, which is composed of two enterprising, Wide-awake young col ored men. They are the agents for the Bachrach Merchant Tailor Com pany, of Kansas City. In this estab- lishment they carry a large quantity of elegant suitings of woolens, etc., as well as samples of all kinds from which you may take your choice for q suit of clothes, pants, coat or over coat. Your measure will be taken and the suit will be made up in a manner that will give guaranteed satisfaction at such low prices that it will astonish you.
 These young men are doing q large business and deserve the success they are having.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-14

Yesterday was the s2d birthday of Judge Allen q. Thurman, of Ohio. Owing to his feeble health the day was quietly spent with no celebra- ton. Numerous telegrnms of con gratnlations from prominent men were received by him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-14
She tyanted Her Money.

'sl wants my money, and you must give it to me-" These words, spoken ill a loud and angry voice on the corner of Main and Second avenue this morning, soon drew q crowd of spectators, as well as a policeman to the scene. The speaker was an old negro woman, who, probably. has seen scventy-five winters pass over her head She was addressing negro man who had taken Sl5 from her hand. The woman raised such q disturbance. that on the arrival of the officer the man gave her back the money The policeman took the man into custody and carried him to ;hc Police head Martin Sanders, and said the name of the old woman was Annie Hale. He said that Annie draws q pension, but, on account of old age she did not know how to take care of her money; as she was taken care of by him he believed that he had right to see that her money was not sqnandered. as when she was with out money the burden of her support fell on his shoulders. He was at once discharged as his statement was known to be fact. Sanders will apply to the County Court for letters of guardianship for the old Wnnnn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-14

CATARRH is q constitutional dis ease and cannot be cured by local Hoods Sarsaparilla if 8 constitutional remedy; it cures
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-27

Inc IOIIOWlng Wefe Inc QuOtatfOns Tor
'he corresponding date last year: Spirits
lrpentne, 26lac. Resin, A. 3. {. D, s.. 90;
U, I.05; F, $780, G, S1.35; II, $3.50; I, $l.90;
n, 225; NJ, $3.50. n, $50; w c. $3.50; W
w. SEQ
Receipts and Exports total receipts
ioi the last week. We're ABS casks spirits
rpentlne and 1888 barrels rosin. The
Exports for the week were 4,022 casks spir-
S turpentine and ,225 barrels rosin, NOV
'ng as follows: To New York, 9. 1876 casks
Epn1ts turpentine and 2.o77 barrels rosin /;
= Baltimore, 200 casks spirits turpentfne
Fad $50 barrels ros!n to Philadelphia 293
|asks spirits turpentine and $50 barrels
fosln to Garston Dock, 200 barrels rosin;
fnd 1883 barrels rosin: to the interior. 80
''ks spirits turpentine and pa barrels
r0sin
Naval Stores Statement
Receipts. shipments and stocks from
april l. 1895, to date, and TO the corre-
.nnndLrn- n IL L. -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-27

sYs; New York and New England. 393s
Nortolk and Western preferred. Is: North
ern Pacific, iS-; do preferred 20as: North
western, slla; do preferred, IN; Pacific
Mail, 25s4, Reading, l6. Rock Island.
O5i- st. Paul, 62ia do preferred. ll7h: Sill
yer Certificates. 67ii Tennessee Coal ana
Iron, 2lts; do do preferred. 50; Texas Pa
cihc, l0ss; Union Pacific. IS. Wabash. St
Louis and Pacific, rs do do preferred.
1854; Western Union, 50: Wheeling and
Lake Erie. 1885, do do preferred. aga
Southern Railway SIS. 91is Southern Rail-
way common, 1875; Southern Railway pre-
ferred 36A; South Carolina 4ias. l0si4
state Bonds-Alabama A. 105: do b, l07,
do G, %; Louisiana stamped Is. leo; North
Carolina As, 1903; North Carolina 6s. 12i;
Tennessee, new set, IS, S4ia Virgins
Is. preferred Si4; Virginia Trust Receipts
z; Virginia Funding Debt. 59iA.
Government BOnds-U nited States As
registered, lllh; United States As, cou-
gons, 1l2h; United States Is. registered
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-27
wEEkLY COTTON REroRT.

Movement at the Ports
New York-Net receipts. 2,9Ol; gross,
30s46; exports to Great Britain, S,626; to
France, 1850; to the continent. $500; for
warded, 5000; sales l,s53; spinners, 51S.
New Orleans-Net receipts, 26,59S: gross.
IS AS: exports TO Great Britain. 1905
coastwise, 1923; sales. 22,G00
Newport Newa-Net and gross receipts,
297: exports TO Great Britain. 40.
West point-Nri and gross receipts.
2.037
Brunfwlck-Ncf and gross rccctgtc. 600.
20 the continent 300
Charlestom~Not ana gross receipts.
2.r79. exports coastWifc, 9lft sales. go.
Galveston -Nci and gross receipts. 3,f'i
exports eoastwlae, s,a3Zi sales a.s53. spin
uefF. 100
Norfolk Net anl gross receipts 600.
exports c0aatWifc. Isll salfa. itZla.
Baltimore Met receipts $780, gross G.aN
exports 20 Great Britain, f.123, 10 the con-
flnent. iQ9, sales, none
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-27
FINANCIAL.

Money is steady; demand fair.
Foreign EXchange-The market is
firm. The following are net Savannah
quotations: Commercial, demand, 81 s8A
sixty days, SiS7sa; ninety days, $4.s6iZ
francs. Paris and Havre, sixty days,
S51SA: Swiss, sixty days, $50; marks.
sixty days, IS 3-l6.
Domestic Exchange-The tone OF the
market is steady. Banks are buying at
par and selling at "a per cent. premium.
Securitles-The market is steady, but
dull
stocks ard Bonds.-State Bonds-Ceor.
gla 80 per cent bonds. l02 bid, l03 asked
now Goorgia ~ per cent. bones, 1915. IA.
bid. 1856 asked Georgia Smiths, maturity
1895 l05 bid, 1861 asked.
city Bonds-Atlanta per cent, 100 bid.
asked. Augusta z per cent I'D
bid, us asked. Augusta 8 per cent
ll2 bid, ii3 asked. Columbus per
cent, 10 bid. 80 asked Macon 9 per cent.
ne BID. rs asked new Savannah 6 nor
cent. quarterly July coupons. 1904 Sd,
10 asked new Savannah 9 per cent /.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-27
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
,,r CONDITION OF THE GENERAL
Trade DURING LAST WEEK.

TnfaI Business OF Limited
cbaracter-COttOn Stocks scant
w,,b Holders Expecting High
80 Prices While buyers We're
Indifferent 10 the Firmness-spir-
a.. TurpentIne Advanced Durins-
,bc " eek With a Fair Amount OF
s,le.-ROsin Firm aud In Fair De-
,,,nd-A Decline in Sugar and
roacc and an Advance in Flour.
other Markets
ssr,anah. April 26-The weeks bust
81. i1 the leading departments or trade
f Thursday night, and the exchanges
,sed today in observance OF memorial
Very little business was done in The
s,sral markets, only country orders be-
40 flIsf by the iobbers. The statistics Of
,ron end naval stores are made up 10
,,e however. and complete the move
n, for the entire week. The amount of
s5.r- done during the five business DAYS
-5ur Thursday night was not salts
Glory 20 sellers. although prices held
rn throughout. The Offering stocks, par
-gisrly in cotton. were small. aud al
,ourh The prices were advanced. the
swing orders were limited.
There was a fair demand for spirits
uen1ne. and the prices advanced i5c.
lsss-ng &c and closing firm. Rosin was
n good request at the opening OF the
eek. but ~ the close, the prices were too
kgh for heavy purchasers, causing a
Ee9kness in the lower grades. The whole
,rs trades Were. steady with a fair r,,ot.s
nent in groceries. provisions. dry goods
snd hardware. The features in the gro
rsry trade were an advance in flour and
|decdnes in coffee and sugar. The follow
rg resume of the different markets Will
snow the tone and the quotations at the
|rlose to-day:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-27

Boston-Net receipts. $50. gross. 1854.
exports 10 Great Britain, $50.
Wilmington-Net and gross receipts. 81;
exports cOaStwise. S31.
Philadelpha-Net receipts. ISIS: gross.
-,sto; exports to Great Britain. e2l.
SaNannah-Net receipts. 6,sS5; gross,
b,fs5s exports to the continent. e.S7f. coast
wise, 3 S3; sales. l.150.
Mobile-Net receipts. l.247: gross. 2,247:
exports 70 Great Britain, asa; TO the con
unent. loo; ccastwise, l,7le; sales, $500.
Movement at Interior Towns
Athens-Receipts. l43; shipments, S7f
splnners, IS; stock (corrected). l.76S.
Cincinnat-Net and gross, 9,OZ7; ship
ments. S274. spinners S50: sales. $50.
Houston-Net and gross, sos; ship
ments, 1850; sales, az.
stock. $50
Memphis-Net. l.2N. gross. s.1Os: ship
ments, l4.oo0; sales, 3,675.
Augusta-Reccipts. 693: shipments 1955;
sales. 29f1.
Dallas-Receipts. 195; shipments. l7s:
stock. 197.
Little Roek-Receipts, 2lO: shipments.
lS3, stock. 1884
Columbus, Ga.-Receipts. l67: shipments.
SSs; sales. $50; stock 1895, 6.Si4; 1894, 4.6ll.
ShrevepOrt-Receipt Sic; shipments,
2,5eS' sales, 1872; stock. 1916.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1877; shipments, 2l7,
spBlnnsTs' 50; sales. S12; stock. SIS.
stock (corrected). 1.4S9.
Golum bia-Receipts and shipments. 9t3
ale'gh-o-ReceiDts, Ss5; shipments. $50;
Natchez-Receipts. 1911: shipments, 500.
sales. 451: stock, 252S
stock. 2.319.
Columbus-Receipts la9; shipments. ss7:
sales. PSI; stock 20
Nashville-Receipts. 1.137; spinners, sos:
sales, 80; stock. 1895, 1884,; 1894 1872
elena-Receipts, 76; shipments, 1.i0l:
stock. $50
Meridian-Receipts. S57; shipments 100:
stock. 2.04S
Yazoo .City-Rcceipts, Sc; shipments. 800,
enham-Receipts. 29s; shipments, 2s3:
stock. 1895.
Macon-Recetpts. III; shipments. 1s9:
stock, 1895. 1,261: 1894. 2.279
tgOmery-Receipts ISL. shiDmentz
6.0S6; sales 655; stock, 1895. 1871 1894, 9 $50.
Newberry-Receipts, IS; shipments, 1l5,
stock. las.
Vicksb urg-Receipts. 25s; shipments. 4s7,
stock, 1.52i.
AtlantamReceipts. SIS; shipments. 1856.
stock, 5,14S.
stock. 1895. $40; 1894 $50
St Louis-Net 1872; gross. 1886: shin
ments, 12653; sales, 1850
Compart1ve cotton statement for the
week ending April %, 1926 and April q,
Net receipts at all United
#nA-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-27
NAVAL STORES.

SPIRITS Turpentine-At the opening of
II ie market last Saturday. values ad-
II need from 2I1a 70 2Sc. under a lively de
|n3nd. The sales We're quite large at the
Il ivance and the tone continued firm until
Wednesday. when a decline of 4c was
Effected There was a sale of a few bar
|ses low as 21lsc. but the market closed
|ThUsiay night with firm tone at 273tc.
|The sales for the week were about 500
|casks
Rosin-The week ended Thursday night,
Efer rather a quieS business. Opening last
Saturday with a decline Of l0c on pales,
Eind an advance Of &c on G and II grades,
/ he sales amounted to about 5000 barrels
|On Monday, the loss on the pales was re-
oyerel and the advance on G. and II was
ost again The transactions on that day
HTere about 800 barrels. On Tuesday there
|was a lively dema nd and the lower grades
biyanced all along the line, excepting A
b and grades. Thursday showed an in
difference among the buyers. who refused
Ho pay the advance on the lower grades.
The market closed Thursday night with
small sales at unchanged prices, the tone
sf the market being bulletincd finn.
Quotations-At the close of the market
last night the following quotations were
Hulletined at the hoard OF trade: Spirits
iurpentine. firm, at Use for regulars.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-27

board to-day. 1850 113. 252
Charleston. 5. G.. April 2s.-T'urpentine
rm, 21Ac bid. held at Csc; receipts. II
asks. Rosin, good strained firm, 81 00G
10; receipts, 13S barrels.
!, Wilmington, N. G., April 26-Closing
6osln firm: strained, S1.15; good strained
I %. Spirits of turpentine firm 27l2c bid
ar steady at 81 .05; crude turpentine quiet
l9rd. $l20; soft Sls0; virgin. s225.
heceipts turpentine S5 casks.
New York, April 26.--Rosin, dull. steady;
framed common to good, 81 50dl .52l2 Tur-
'ehune, quiet, steady, S1Q3ll2c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-27
COTTON.

me aggregate transactions during the
-. week were of limited amount al
onoush prices moved up under the infld-
b,,u Oh me rising futures market. The
LII continued to advance the market
wv nding frequent efforts of She
- TO cause reaction. The local mar
started at the beginning of the weak
~I.h 4-ibc in all grades, followed by an
e3sueI rise of 1-16c on Wednesday. being
Tor middling as a basis. The sales
LII me entire week were 1916 bales of
~nIcn .0I6 were made last Saturday. The
.LHlainder of the week was quite dull
49, being very little offering stock, and
nv nttie demand. Prices, however, held
NJ NJ until the close Thursday night
i , pc following were the official spot quo
ce.ions az the close of the market at the
60. lion exchange Thursday night.
Nfiddli,-I iAullhS .....-....--...+....... .b9s
III ON ~ 3 ;....-.................. .63s
.Ordin ,luinary ..,.....................5 ll-l6
Market firm.
~, re eipts-rae receints OF cotton at this
w. rom all sources for the past week
isIar p'ifV bales upland and Is bales sea
bsIet against 5,63s bales upland and Sc
~ sea ISLAND last year.
aq y PARTICULARS Of the receipts have been
is r. lows; Per Central railroad. ASA
Wost, upland; Der savannah, Florida and
baioe y railway 1883 bales upland and q
,.ar,, pea island; per Charleston ana Sa-
eaa.t.ian railroad. 1853 bales upland: per
isidri round railroad. IS bales upland; per
ite b.Il- 'entral and Peninsuiar railroad,
2 upland per savannah steamers,
lana upland; per aloop. p bales sea Is
.kxfor The exports FOR tho past week
A,sfr ill0f bales upland anu ei3 bales sea
. ~ moving a. follows 10 Baltimore,
49,, upland ~ New York, 2.tsl bales
.i,ff,t ail4 l8 bags sea ISLAND 90 Phiia-
bales upland 40 Rcfal. 80
a.e lplanq and i2i haies sea island 10
-. ~ D. lQ0 bales upland
hsesA@-lhe stocks 81 hand and on ship
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Time at savann both
T-RFan
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OCEAN IoREIGHTs.

Cotton-Market quiet Rates quoted are
per 100 pounds. Direct-Barcelona,
Havre. via New York. &c. Liverpool. Via
Boston, 50c Amsterdam, via New York,
4Oc, Antwerp, via New York. soc; Genoa.
via New YORK. 4Gc; HAMBURG, via New
York 53ci keyal. via New York. 5sc: Ma
pies, va New York, 5sci Trieste, via New
York. Sci Venice, via New York, 0Oc. Boss
ton, per hsic. sLl5: New York, per bale.
sio0. philadelphia, per bale. $40. Bait.
more. per pale, 81 gG
Lamber-By saii-Frcights are quiet ~
Gconfnues on Third PageJ
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(a) Actual net receipts last year, after
deducting 66,s6S bales, which passed
both ports as net receipts.
(b) Including &C, 1853 bales shipped from
Savannah and counted as ret receipts
Liverpool, April 26.-Weelxly cotton sta
tistics: Total sales of the week % 600
bales; American. $1,000 bales; trade TAX
$1,000 bales. Actual export, 1900 bales.
Total import, 70 600 bales, CT which Ameri-
can, 1900 Total stock, 1,716,O0O bales
American, ], 900 900 bales. Total afoat 10 :
tors took S,40O bales; exports took 1900
bales.
New Orleans, April 26.-New Orleans
cotton exchange statement. Crop state
ment from Sept l, to April g. inclusive:
Port receipts. 1912 bales, against 5,64S
55S last year, 4,7l4.019 year before last and
6,699, 45S for the same time in 1892; overland
to mills and Canada. 951, 1856 bales, against
$50, 306 last year, sol ,691 year before last
and 1,173.2S0 for same time in 1892; interior
stocks in excess of Sept. l. 125, S5S bales,
against l06.634 last year, 156, 9l5 year before
last and 234, 593 for the same time in 1892
southern mill takings, ST., 1867 bales, against
$50, 4S5 last year, 562,34 year before last
and 005 for the same time in 1892; crop
brought into sight during 23S days to date,
,355 bales, against 7l15,9S3 last year,
1913 year before last and s,615, 1874 for
same time in 1892 crop brought into sight
for tho week, 81, III bales, against 46 81 for
the seven days ending April &c last year,
SO 2S9 for the same time in 1898, and 81 1852
fdsr same time in 1892; crop brought into
sight for the first 26 days of April 292 8S7
bales, against ,032 last year, 164, 85S year
before last, and 221,045 for the same time In
1892
Comparisons in these reports are made
up to the corresponding cate last year,
year before last, and 1892, and not to the
close OF the corresponding week; Compar-
isons by weeks would take in 239 days of
the season last year, 240 year before last
242 in 1892, against only 25S days this year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-27
RICE.

The market was steady. Sales for past
two weeks, SIS barrels. The following
quotations were posted at the Board of
Trade:
Clean Rice
Common 3d315c per pound; fair $40
3s4c good, 4d44c; prime, 4l2c; choice.
head, AZ use.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-17
PierWsza pOdr6z.

NFw York, 16 pazdz. Nowy
parowiec linii ameryka1skiej
"St.Louis" dzisiaj polraz pier
wszy wyruszy1 W podr6A przez
Ocean z pocztowemi przesyl'
kami. CIVIL st. Louis, kt6ry
jedzie do Southampton, bedzie
W stanie przewiezc poczte do
Londynu PREDICT, nizparowiec
Majestic, naIezscy do Linii
White Star, jadscy do Queen
stown, kt6ry wyruszyl 0 4 go.
dziny p6zniej niz St. Louis 2
okaae sic dopiero. Zauwaayc
potrzeba, re podr6z do South
ampton jest o 265 mil d3uzszs:
"a to jednakowoz poczta re
Southampton do Londynu
przewozi sig W dw6ch godzi-
mach, a z Queenstown az W Is
godz. 40 minutach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-17
CieikO raniOny.

Wlasciciel piwiarni, Negr Will.
liam Piper, zam. pm. 1928 State ST.,
ley ciezko, moze smiertelnie ran
ny W wszpitalu Providence.
Niejaki Henry Thomas wszedf
by} do jego piwiarni wczoraj okolo
godziny pol do IL W nocy. Byf on
widocznie pijanyi kilku goscmi
rozpoczat sprzeczka. Piper staraf
sic go uspokoic, gdy Thomas od-
powiadaf przeklehstwami, chcia} go
"a drzwi wyrzucic. Ale zaledwie
sic go dotknaF, Thomas wyjaf n6z i
pchnqf kilkakrotnie Pipera, raniac
60 czterokrotnie W glove, dwukro-
tnie W prawe ramie i raz W piers.
MIN goscie zdo}ali pochwycic
Thomasa, tenze uciek}, i dotychczas
policya szuka 60 nadaremnie.
Pipera zawieziono do szpitala; le'
karze ME maja nadziei, by go zdo}a-
Ii utrzymad przy zyciu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-17

slow ma lokomotywe i zmusili
konduktora lokomotywy, by
jecha2 dalei. Kiedy tax dole
chano do rzeki o mile oddalo.
nej, zatrzymano pociag, a wa
gon pocztowy / ekspresowy
wraz lokomotywa przewle'
ziono przez most. Tam pro.
bowali rabusie rozbic kase W
wagonie ekspresowym dyna-
mitowy1ni patronami. Wagon
mocno zostal uszkodaony, ale
kasy ME otwarto. " ko6cu
rabusie, mic ME zyskawszy, ma
koniach odjechali. Policya
ich szuka z pomoca psow
blood hounds. Pociag wsku'
tex tgeo op6zni} sic o POI 60
dziny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-17
Franeya ehce budOWae nOWe
Okraty W0jenne.

PARYa, 16 pazdz. - Vice
admiral Besnard, minister ma.
rynarki francuzkiej, oswald
czyl publicznie, IL wojna
chiGsko japo6ska wykaza}a
mocarstwom, jak dla Dich jest
koniecznem posiadanie licz.
nych krzyzowc6w pancernych,
szybkichi dobrze uzbrojonych.
W obec tego Francya musi
budowaG nowe okrety wojenne.
Cd r. 1894 do 1896, podlug
poprzednio juz przyjstego pro.
gramu, Francya wydatkuje ma
hote, opr6cz armat i torped6w,.
Is milion6w Fl. r.-Obecnie nalezy
znacznie zwiekszyG ten wyda.
tex. Projekt ministra przewi-
duje ma nastspne lat y po SO
milion6w fir. rocznie czyli okolo
miliarda frank6w og6lem.
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ZbrOjenia sic Turcyi.

W1EDEG, Is pazdziernika.
Donoszs tutaj, il Turcya cd
d}uaszego juz czasu mobiliauie
W naig}ebszej tajemuicy swojs
armie i sprowadza coraz vie
cej woiska z Arabii do Euro.
py.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, Is pazdz.
W fortach mad Dardanellami
panuje ruch bardzo ozywiony,
W tych dniach przybywa tam
O,OO0 swiezego wojska. Bu-
dujs nowe bater7e W Darda-
nos, Namazee j Madjieh, wszy-
stkie uzbrojone W ciezkie
dzia4a. Fabrykacya naboj6w
idzie ma wielks skale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-17
Regestracya.

Jedynyn, dniem do regestrowania
sic, azeby mice prawo do gfosowania,
jest aotorek, 22 b. M.
Miejsca, W kt6rych regestrowac
sic nalezy, otwarte beda cd godz. 8
rano do godz. 9 po pofudniu.
Kto ME bedzie regestrowany, ME
moze giosowa6. Kazdy wyborca,
kt6ry dawniej sic regestrowaf, do
brze zrobi, jezeli sic przekona, czyli
nazwisko jego jest ma liscie.
Wybory odbeda sic we wtorek, d.
listopada b. r.. Mieisca, W kt6rych
wybory sic odbywaja, otwarte beds
cd godz. 6 rano do 4 po po}udniu.
Me zaniedbajcie wype}nic Qbo-
wiazku obywatelskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-17
Napasc na Noble ulicy.

Wczoraj pred poludniem ma rogu
ulic Noble Chapin pewien W1och,
kulawy zebrak, napad} ma znanego
W owej okolicy w}asciciela realnosci
piwiarni pm. 543 Noble str, p. To-
masza Nalepihskiego.
Wtoch ten - kt6rego nazwisko
ma bye Salvine Pitchrel - okofo
godz. 10 rano wszedf do piwiarni p
It. Nalepihskiego prosb2 ja}muz-
ne. Poniewaz znaf 60 dobrze p. Ma
lepihski, jako niepoprawnego WHO
czegs, a nadto poniewaz zuchwale
sic zachowywa}, przeto p. Nalepin-
ski wskazaf mu drzwi.
Wfoch wyszed} i poszedf do gro.
serni p. Stanislawa Nalepinskiego
ma drugim rogu. Poniewaz w}asnie
p. Tomasz Nalepinski mia} kupic
dla siebie cos W grocerni, przeto W
chwile p6zniej poszedi takze do bra.
ia, zastawszy groserni W}ocha,
powiedzial bratu, azeby natretowinie
dawa} jalmuzny.
Wloch wyszedf i stanai ma rogu.
Kiedy p. Tomasz Nalepihski wy
szedf i wracaf do swej piwiarni,
Wioch rzucil sic ma niego kijem
go uderzyfw W glove. P. Tomasz Ma
lepinski usifowai wydrze6 XII napa
stnikowi, "a chwile brat jego wy
biegF: ale Wfoch podrazniony jesz-
cze przez innych W}och6w ma ulicy
pracuj2cych, ktdrzy wofali ma niego,
ably sic ME daf, = jeszcze kilkakro-
lnie uderzyf kliem, pomimo, ze sam
r6wniez juz bynajmniej ME byi O..
szczedzany przez dw6ch braci.
W kohcu uda}o sic PIP. Nalepih.
skim, ale tylko po d}uzszem pasowa-
niu sic, powalic Wfocha i xii mu O.
debrae. Poniewaa napastnik by}
dose mocno pobity, przeto p. Tomasz
Nalepihski zatelefonowaf po w6z
patrolowy, kt6ry odwioz} W}ocha
do szpitala sw. Elzbiety.
P. Tomasz Nalepihski ME jest
niebezpiecznie, ami tez ciezko pobity,
iak donosi dzisiejsza "Staats lei
tung", kt6ra donoszac o tenn zajsciu,
wszystko poprzekreca}a. Rzecz sic
tax miala, jak ja powyzej opisalis-
my.