davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Troika zbOiecka.

Wczoraj nocy, blisko p6fnocy,
trzech rabusi6w weszfo do piwiarni
pm. 229 S. Western ave., W kt6rej
wfasnie yftylko gospodarz, Samuel
Nilsson.
Jeden z mich zamdwif piwo,
gdy Nilsson ma chwile sic odwrdcif,
inny zakradf sic z tyfu "a niego i
uderzyI go W glove jakiems tepem
narzedziem. w tejze chwili dw6ch
innych rzucifo sic ma Nissona, a
podczas gdy ci wydarli mu zegarek
i lahcuszek, trzeci spladrowaf kase,
z kt6rej zabral $l1, W kohcu
wszyscy trzej wybiegll ma pusta
ulice.
PobiegE "a mimi Nilsson, wolajac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Dramatyczna OpoFiest nurka.

LoNDEN, "a listopada:
W liscie prywaFnym z Kon-
stantynopola nadchodzi naste-
pujaca wiesc: w tych dniach
z jednego z okret6w, stojscych
ma Bosforze, sptlsci} sic na dno
dla jakiegos celu nurek turec,
ki. Ot6z twierdzA on, zena dnie
znalaz} trupy ki4kunastu mlo-
dych ludzi, widoeznie studen-
tow tureckich z kamieniami,
przywiazanemi do n6g. Jesli
to tylko prawda,I musza to bye
potopieni z roskazu Su}tana
spiskowcy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
WIADOHOSCl N!lJSCOWR
Nieszczfscia z pogrzebep.

Matka Thomasa Tobiasona, ktory
ma sk}ad wegli pm. 10 N. Western
ave., unarFa W ubieg}y czwar.
tex, liczac lat 45, posr6d podejrza.
nych okolicznosci. Jedni opowiada-
ja, ze powracajac do domu z zakup.
mem, posliznefa sic ma schodach, u
padfa wstecz zfamafa kark; inpi
zas twierdza re zostafa ruszona pa.
ralizem, sedzac W fotelu. Lekarz,
kt6rego zawezwano, wystawi} swia-
dectwo zcjscia i ma podstawie tego
swiadectwa udzielono pozwolenie
pogrzebania zw}ok, a wczoraj W po.
}udnie niaf sig odbyc pogrzeb. Ale
W ostatniej chwili urzedu koronera
nadszedf rozkaz zatrzymania sic z
pogrzebem. Syn zmarfej nachodzi-
wszy sic po r6znych urzedach, otrzy'
mai pozwoleuie zawiezienia zwfok
do sklepienia ma cmentarzu Mt Olive
i tam dis maja sic odbye ogledziny
adowe.
Kiedy Tobiason powracaf W po'
wozie pogrzebu, nasDivision str,
blisko Washtenaw ave., wagon kolei
elektrycznej uderzyf pow6z tax
SLIME, re powdz przednia czesc wa
gonu zostafy pogruchotane. Wozni-
ca gruzami "a ypany TAX ciezko 20.
staf pokaleczony, zwlaszcza W gfo-
we, re mzsiauo go zawiezG do szpita'
la Sw. EIzbiety, gdzie zapewne um-
RE. Jeden koh zostaf zabity. Tobia-
son sam uratowat sic, wyskoczywszy
Ma czas powozu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
NOtatki telegraticzne z "a
graniCy.

z Toxic donosza, il wojska ia
ponskie opuszcza ostatecznie pofwy-
sep Lao Tung dnia 8go listopada.
- Ma uniwersytecie W Berlinie
ksztafci sic 742 student6w z Amery-
XII, W tel iczbie 81 kobiet.
w Argentynie spali}o sig do
szczetu m. Bocastero.
- z Londynu donosza, IL stan
zdrowia kr6lowej Wiktoryi budzi
powazne obawy.
II Znany anty-semita niemiecki
rektor Ahlwardt ma odbyc podroz
po Stanach Zjednoczonych; bedzie
miewai wszedzie odczyty.
- Sig, Braceshi, pose} w}oski W
rzeczp. Chill, zmarf W miescie San
tiago.
- W Heidelburgu, W Niemczech,
W napadzie obFedu odebraf sobie zy.
Gle student swayne Amerykanin.
Skoczy} 8go pietra ma bruk i
EabiI sic ma miejscu
w Konstantynopolu zosta}a skon,
fiskowana gazeta armenska ,,Hoir-
mix" "a to, re ME chciaia umieszcza6
artyku}6w inspirowanych przez Rad
turecki.
W Paryzu zmark W wieku lat
30 znany pisarz polityk Barthelemy
st. Hilaire.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
ZaWalenie sic szkGfy.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., "a liatop.
Po}udniowa sciana zakiadu
naukowego Poland Union
Seminary" W Poland, zaWali.
Ia sig dzisiaj i cztery stddentkl
mocno sic pokaleczysy. W bu
dynku tym znajdowafo sic 80
dziewczst, ale wszystkie ura'
towaly sic wyjatkiem Axle
Reed, Margaret Reed, Marga-
ret Simons i Annie Simons.
Jest jednak nadzieja, re te
cztery wyzdrowiejq: Budynka
juz ME MONA ocaliG / trzeba
60 bedzie rozebrac. Jest to sta
ry zak1ad, do kt6rego jeszcze
uczeszczal Mckinley, kiedy
by} ch}opcem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
SpiskoWcy uka aranl W RECAP.
Costa Rica.

SAN JOSE, @ Costa Rica, 24go
listopada.- Sad wyda} tu wy
rok W sprawie kilkunastu
os6b, oskarzonyeh o udzia4 w
spisku ma prezydenta lglesia-
sa. Jeden z oskarzonych, kt6-
ry strzela} do prezydenta, ale
ME traft 60, zosta3 skazany ma
dozywotnie ciezkie roboty ma
wyspie San Lucas ma Oceanic
Spokojnym. Osmiu spiskowa
cow skazano na wygnanie z
kraju; pozostalych uniewin-
Mono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Fort Pelaya zdObyty przez pow
stanc6W ma Kubie.

HAVANA, "a listopada. -
Depesza otrzymana 2 Santa
Clara donosi, ze dow6dca
powstaGc6w Maxine Gomez
zdoby} fort Pelays, zajety
przez Hiszpan6w. Powstahcy
zaezeli bombardowae fort
bombami dynamitowemi i
zrzsdzili tax wielkie zniszcze-
ME, re zaloga musiala sic i'm
poddat. W og6le powsta6cy
czesto i z wielka korzyscis dla
siebie uzywaja bomb dynami'
towych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Trzydziesci Os6b zabitych na
Wyspie KreCie.

ATENY, "a listopada. -
2 wyspy Krety donosza o
krwawych starciach, jake
mia}y miejsce pomiedzy woj-
skiem tureckiem a Chrzescija-
nami. OkoIo 4Otu os6b zostalo
zabitych W tych walkach, a
wielu innych odnios}o rany.
Walka toczyla sic W Campos,
W pobliau Camel. GubernaUor
turecki, kt6ry dowodzi4 woj-
skiem, zosta4 raniOny. Oba
wiajs sic og6lnego wybuchu
poWstaGczego ma wyspie Kre.
Gle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Jak to POlacy pOlitykuja!
Baltimorska ,,Polonia" pisze:

Baltimorska ,,Polonia" pisze:
Pan K. NJ. donosi nam, jakoby
dow6dca Klubu polsko.rspublikah
skiego W Baltimore, Nd, OBJ. Eel x
Brz. .ski ua posiedzeniu Klubu
zazadal cd obywateli polskch po 25
dol., "a kt6ra to suue zobowiazuje
sic i'm da6.... polityczna prace.
Rodacy nssi ohurzsni opuscili sale
posiedzenia, rozprawiajqo, - gdyby
to rozdawanie robot publicznych
IeSa3o W reku OBJ. Brz. lego,
najprz6d on sam objsiby jak4kol.
wick posade, ME skarzao sic ciqgle
ma swoje stosunki fnausowe. Gdy
oh. B......ski otmorzy} ksiazke,
myslac, re mu sig posypis 25 dola-
rowki, spostrzeglz z przerazeniem, ze
opr6oz jego i OBJ. K. N. ME byso
nikogo W sail. Oh. K. NJ. row.
nies cburzony ds} psnu b.. po-
rzadaa nauozke, i kazac sic z tego
Towarzystwa ,,zbierania 25 dolar6,
wek" wYkresit, opuscis sale. TAX
to polityczna nsztuks" ME udala
sie....
Niegodziwy to spos6b nrolityko-
wauia". ale jedaak jake sf6d mas -
os+v
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
EksplOzya kOtfa parOWegO.

L1qoN1ER, Pa, "a listop. =
Wczoraj wieczorem o godz. Z
wylecial W powietrze kocio1
parowy tartaku braci Marks,
poiozonego o dwie mile ma
wsch6d stad. 21letni John
Clark zosta} zabity ma miejscu,
a Aron Marks Martin Camp
bell zostaI smiertelnie pokale-
czeni. Kilka innych os6b 20
sta1o pokaleczonych bolesnie,
ale ME niebezpiecznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
POfOienie " Turcyi znoT sic
pOgarsza'

LoNDYN, "a listopada. -
Polozenie polityczne zn6w sig
tu pogarsza. Sultan, po ma
glym Wysilku energii, wywola'
nym przez move Salisbu-
ry'ego W Guild Hall, zn6w
\zapads W apatys. Z Armenii
an6w nadchodza niepokojace
wiesci o nowych napadach,
rzeziach i rozlewie krwi. Tax
sano W Macedonii oczekuja
lada chwila wiadomosci o no.
wynn wybuchu. Brak picnic
dzy utrudnia mobilizowanie
woiska, a zimnai sniezyce pre-.
szkodzs iego dzialaniom. W
og6le poloaenie jest trudne.
Niekt6rzy dyplomat6W So
'dzs, ze W zadnym razie ME
obeidzie sic bez zwo1ania kon-
ferencyi europejskiej W sPra-
vie Turcyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Grozny strsjk W Petersburgu,

PETERSBURG, "a listopa9a:
Bardzo grozny strajk' wyngfkl
W najwiekszej W catej Rpsyi
fabryce papieros6w La Ferme.
Powodem strajku by1o zgpro~
wadzenie w calej fabryce no.
wych machin i przez to ugzczu.
plenie zarobku robotpik6w.
Strajk ma bardzo gwaf ftowny
przebieg. Strawberry porozbi-
jail nowe machiny, a nastspnie
powyrzucali przez okna zar6w-
no szczstki machin, fiak / ty-
tu6. Oko}o tysisca stfajkier6w
przyaresztowala polieya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Rabunek kOlejoWy W Peru.

LIMA, Peru, % listopada.-
Bandyci wykoleili pociag pa
sazerski ma kolei Plsco Ioa.
Nastepnie z bronia W reku
obrabowali wszystkich podroz.
nych i zabrali wartosciowe
przesylki pocztowe.. Wskutek
wykolejenia pare os6b odnioslo
cieakie rany i okaleczenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Skazany ma smierc.

Onegdaj rano sedzia Payne og}o
sif wyrok Negrowi Henry Foster,
ktory przez sad przysieg}ych zostaf
uznany winnym zamordo wanna
Georgia. w. Wellsa, wfasciciela pi-
wiarni pm. 4s7 State str, d. 4 paz-
dziernika.
Wyrok brzmia}: Smierc przez po-
wieszenie. Wykonany ma bye "a sty
cznia 1896 pomiedzy godz. 10 rano
a godz. pc poiudniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25

centralnym uprawy wiuogron
W California wskazywa1 termo.
metr % stopni. Cd 9 lat tax
nizkiej temperatury. ME byfo.
Poniewaz ia dzisiaj zapowie-
diane SO mrozy jeszcze wick
sze, przeto wlasciciele ogro..
dow owocowych mocno SO pos
trWozeni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Tai-WOn-Kun ustepuie.

PETERSBURG, "a listopada
Przez W4adywostok nadchodzi
tutaj z Seoul, stolicy Korei,
bardzo wazna depesza. Otto
stoiacy ma czele rzadu ojciec
kr6la Tai Wan.K postano-
wil, wskutek pogr6zek Rosyi,
ust9pic ze stanowiska, ktore
zaimowal cd czasu reWolucyi
palacowej. Zarzad obejmie
teraz sam krol. Wskutek tel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Telegramy IagranicBne
Burza W kanale angielskim.


LoNDYN, "a listopada. -
Wczorai i dis szala3a gwal'
towna burza W Kanale angiel.
skim / ma wybrzezach Oceanu
AtIantyckiego.
Bylo wiele fatalnych Wypad'
k6w.
Okrst ameryka6ski Belle
O'Brien" zatonsl na morzu o
13O mil cd Kerryhead. szest
os6b z jego zalogi przybylo do
Tralee W lodzi. Pozostaiych
It os6b, W tel liczbie zona ka-
pitana, zapewne zginsio.
Ma wybrzezach rozbi}o sic
wiele lodzi rybackich.
Parowiec angielski British
Empire" wpadl ma mielizns u
ujscia Tamizy. Me wiadOmo,
czy 60 bedzie MONA urato-
wac.
Komunikacya pocztowa po-
miedzy Folkestone aBoulogne
oraz Calais j Dover zostaia
chWiloWo zawieszona.
q Finisterre (Francya) do
noszs, re tam fale wyrzuci4y ma
brzeg zwloki 9ciu marynarzy.
Niedaleko ztamtsd musia4 sic
rozbiG znaczny okret.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
o Ojeu sW.

RzYM, 24go listopada. I
powodu lekkiej niedyspozycyi
Oica sw., termina konsysto-
ROW, ma kt6rych maja bye
mianowani nowi kardyna}owie,
zostaly od}ozone. Tajny koD-
systorz odbsdzie sic d. 29go
listopada, publiczny d: Ego
grudnia. DR.. Lapponi, lekarz
Ojca sw., twierdzi, &c niema
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Parliament WfOski.

RzYM, "a listop.-Pa arlamept
wloski zostaje " tych dniach
dniach otwarty. Posiedzenia
Izby deputowanych zapowia-
daja sic bardzo burzliwie. Gi,
liotti ma zn6w wzuowiC spra-
we dyrektora ,,Banca Roma.
ma" Taulonga i rozpoczac
nowe ataki na Crispiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
NoWe kOpaInie zfOta W Chilli.

VALPARAISO, Chill, "a list.
W okolicy Carelmapo odkryte
zosta}y wielkie i bogate polka
dy zlota. Tysiace awanturni-
k6w i poszukiwacay z}ota spie'
szq do kopslG. Rad posla} ma
miejsce wojsko dla utrzymy-
wanna porzadku i zapobiezenia
zbrodniom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Siuszna uwaga.
,,Sztandar" pisze:

,Sztandar" pisze:
.Siyszelismy, 20 mimo uwie.
zienia wydawcy .Kropidla" p. Sc.
gersa-pismo to ma nadal wychodzis
staraniem pewnej grupy robotniczej.
Czyaby robotnicy ma paszk9ilach
swoje prace opierae chcieliP. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25

Yienisdze do wypozyczanis. Duze puny Eis>d
procent pozyczamy pieniadze ma budoWe Posia-
dfosci tylko W Chicagy Sptacamy po2yczh Of
Towarzystw duza oszczednosG. HipoteH (mor
Eases) na sprzedaz Zgfosit sis oso6scie albo u
otoWnlo DO q. o. STONE q CO., La Salls.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25

mic groznego W stanie zdrowia
Leona XIIlgo; zreszts wzglsd
ma wilgotne powietrze, usposa-
biajsce do zaziebie1, nakazuje
Ojcu sw. ME wychodzic po.
koj6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
ZezWOlenia ma slaby.

Frank Peska, Anna 8. Icha. 1913
Jak6b Rabka, Marya Kuds. ...... .21-29
Jan zurek, 3 gnies5ka Kazmierczak 21-21
Anton Norman, Petronela Kosmih
ska NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .0S-59
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Jak zWykIe.

= Przy jskiei spOsoboosoi w9aSoi-
vie poznases swoja zone?
= Ma poz6r-ua balu; W istocie-
po slubie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
Rok vi

z cafej silly pomoc. Nadbiegso
trzech detektyw6w, i tym udaSo sic
pofapac wszystkich trzech hultajow,
ktorzy ma stacyi policyjnej podali
nazwiska: Richard Scully, Michael
Sheely i Ed. Faulkner.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-25
MysI.

.Czasem przyiemniej siedaied
przy 6wiartce ges, jak = przy ca.
iei,
Evening journal., 1895-11-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

George G. Byron and William Taylor.
OF this city, have been elected representatives
TO the Gre Al Council Of the United rates,
representing Delaware Red Men.
There is reported lack of sufficient
freight cars Tor the pressing business Of the
Pennsy lvanis Railroad Company.
Halloween psrties were numerous all
over town. and the red-che3ked apple was
"OObbed" for aud nuts were C ackcd. and
upstairs backwards 10 lheir hearts con-
tent.
In some Catholic churches yesterday was
observed as "A fast day.
IT Leslie Carpenters new communion
service will be rendered FOR the hiet time az
Trinity Church next Sunday morning The
tenor part will be- taken BY J. Newman
Davis. Horace b. Harrison Will take the
bass and lopranO sololst from Baltimore
will sing.
st. P4uls Catholic Church choir went to
Newark last night 20 give concert. Ihis
choir is booked 10 20 10 East0n on lhanksglv-
Ing night.
The Wilmington District WOman's Home
Missionary S.ciety held It's annual meeting IN
scott Church yesterday afternoon. This i'm
plrtant session WAS p-sip0ned on account Of
the union revival services. Mrs. Blowne and
Ms. Weldln gave accounts OF tlclr recent
trips 10 the national convention
The woman's gymnasium class ~ the Y.
Nd. Z. A. will begin It's work on Monday ter
noon. November L.
-Od engine No. 81. Of the p. W. d B.
railroad was h2uicd into he shops ~ dey flr
general repair.
A three masfoi schooner brought a caruo
Of yellow pine lumber TO tho Harlan and Hol-
lings Forth Comp ,nl Is shlpyaru.
Evening journal., 1895-11-01
Dr. Halburd at wesley.

DR. Hubbard preached at Wesley NJ
4 Church last night Notwithstanding
the storm. His was clear and a very
helpful sermon, at the conclusion OF
which, upon the invitation Of the pastor,
one.youpg man deliberately. without the
congregation rising. came forward he
was followed by another. The former
WAS converted after the congregation
was dismissed IL was one Of the best
meetings yet DR.. l.. K Barrett will
preRch TONIGHT
Evening journal., 1895-11-01
TOY IN MORE TROUBLE.
This Time it Is For Stealing a
Cow From Joseph H. Seeney.
He ACKNOWLEDGES THE THEFT

The Aasailant of Frank ID. Mcdonald Held
without Bail on n Charge OF Attempted
Murder-The Wounded Man stiu In
Danger-Other Gases Before the Munic-
ipal Court.
John Toy, the young man who is now
in custody of the authorities on a
charge Of trying to sell horse, road cart
and harness, which had been stolen from
farmer named C1ok, in Elkton, is In
still deeper trouble
Yesterday Joseph H Seeney, who lives at
No. 1929 West Sixth street, reported that
his COW had been taken from his stable
yard on Friday last and had been missing
ever since. be had learned that Toy had
been seen with It, The police asked
John about IL and he acknowledged that
he had tsksn the bovine and driven II
into a wood near the city He claimed
that he was aided by boy named
Anthony Warner, and Ofhcsr Long
brought that lad In. No trace OF the
COW could be found, however.
This morning Toy WAS srrsigned on
the new charge 1t was learned that the
Warner boy had nothing to do with the
case, and was perfectly innocent. He
was therefore discharged. w. S.
Prickett represented Toy and had the
hearing postponed until Monday, bail
being fixed at 500.
Alonzo Clesver, colored, was srraigned
on a charge OF assaulting Frank D.
Mcdonald In the Hotel jennings billiard
room. He pleaded not guilty Of the
charge OF assault with attempt to commit
murder. When he was first taken
to the home of Mrs. Sarah
Stidham. DR.. Rsvaillet at the request
Of Manager Baylis OF the Grand
Opera House. attended him, but owing
to his connection with the p. w. Alb
railroad company, was not permitted to
act rs his physician, and the case was
turned over to DR. J. P. Wales This
morning DR. Wales stated to the court
that he began calling on Mcdonald
Wednesday. when he found him suffer
ing from concussion of the brain. He
was In bad state, could not speak a
connected sentence, was rambling In his
conversation, and seemed to know
nothing OF the occurrence. He had the
injured man removed to the home of bis
father, No S11 Morrow street. THIS
morning he was trih better, but still
didn't seem to know how the affair
occurred excepting that he was 10
fight and thoaght he had heen hit with
q spittoon
There is a cut on McDonald's head and
he has a lot Of bruises His condition is
still uncertain but DR. Wslesl thought
he would be able to definitely report by
Monday morning, to which time the
hearing was postponed, Cleaver being
held without bail
Charles Smith went into the Farmers
Bank yesterday afternoon with very
large jag. When ordered out he refused
to 60. and Sergeant Black had to remove
him. Judge Ball taxed him 81 aud costs
William CrAmer, coloTed, was arrested
on complaint Of Martha Diggans, who
charged him with disorderly conduct
de will face the judge tomorrow. Bail
500.
John Hsnly arrested for being drunk
expressed q desire to take the pledge and
was given the chance.
Evening journal., 1895-11-01
THE SUNDAY MEETINGS
The Single Takers Want to
Compromise the Matter.
CONFER WITH THE POLICE BOARD


Aud Ask That n Any Arrests Are Made
They.Be Deferred Until the Close Of the
Addressss-rhe City Solicitors Opinion
win Rule, What city
omciaI Thinks
conference was held last evening
between Police commissioners Lawson.
Pyle and Monahan, Chief Dolan and City
Solicitor Harmsn on the one side and
Harry Emmons, who represents the
Single Takers, and A II Stevenson, who
made the contract with the Opera House
management for the Sunday night
meetings, on the otaer the theme bslng
the opinion recently given by the city
solicitor. on which the police authorities
have taken action towards preventing a
Dissertation OF the Sabbath
Mr. Emmons asked the commisaiont
" they would not sgree, that In the event
OF any arrest being made Of the speakers
or promoters OF the proposed meeting
that IL be done after, and not before or
during the meeting This the commlE-
sloners positl rely declined to agree to,
stating that they had determined TO be
guided by the city solicitors opinion,
solely Mr.. Emmons then stated that n
the meeting was held aud arrests were
made he should appeal the case to the
Superior Court.
City Solicitor Harmon suggested that
II he had 30 decided. why not state a case
aud secure a decision before the meetings
we're held. but this Mr. Emmons declined
to do. Mr. Harman said that tho pro
posed plan, that the meetings be allo wed
to 20 on and arrests be made afterwards
WAS absurd As well might the police
allow bloody fight 20 pro
gress until a hnish before placing
the participants under arrest II
an officer OF the law were to see a man
preparing TO commit murder and should
stand by until the deed was committed
and then arrest the murderer he would be
culpabls. The duty OF the police authorl
tics In this case Is TO prevent desecra
tIon Of Sunday and stop a violation OF the
law, not to remain passive until the act
Is committed and then seek to punish the
perpetrators
Said a well known city official In re
ferrlng to the subject: IL sm not
averse to hearing economic or political
questions on Sunday or any other day,
providing there was no legal objection TO
1t Bat the laws Of the country and OF
the state prohibit the using OF the Lord q
day for that purpose, and | am for the
Law frst. LAST anu All the time The
claim that the question Of Single Tax
Is not political one Is all
bosh. That there Is religious phase 10
Il may be. So there Is TO the tariff The
Republicans might lust as we'll hold 4
discussion on the Biblical story Of tho
Saviour providing money TO pay tribute.
Why even the advocate OF fu'cids sue
ceeded in finding scripture TO back his
theory by joining the two sentences
Aud Judas went out and hanged him
self and Go thou and do likewise n
the authorities do not put stop to the
meeting, they might just as well 60 TO
work and have the law repealed
Evening journal., 1895-11-01
WORK FOR WILMINGTON MEN.
BIG CONTRACT SECURED FROM NEW
ORLEANS CAPT. ALlSTS.

The shaw Company VIII Begin Work AZ
Once on Installing the Entire Plant Of
the Orleans Railway Company-work
VIII Last All Winter.
A Wilmington firm has secured the
contract for the complete steam equip
ment Of one Of the greatest power
stations In the South. The B. +. Shaw
Company, Of this city. Is the 6rm that
will undertake the work of the steam
fitting ard furnishing the steam equip
ment of the Orleans Railway Company,
Of New Orleans.
All pumps, heaters and special instru-
ments of the station will be furnished by
the local firm, large number Of these
electrical supplies being Of its own
manufacture.
H R Fothergill, secretary Of the Shaw
Company, who returned from New
Orleans last evening with the contract,
said this morning that the new power
station would be an innovation AZ New
Orleans because of the Southern peoples
hardness In keeping up with Improved
electrical mechanism. The new plant Is
to contain every modern Improvement
Foreman w o Scott and force Of
Wilmington woikmen now at Norfolk
will be assigned at once TO New Orleans
TO begin the work, which will doubtless
last all Winter snd perhaps i've months
This work will practically complete the
Transformation of an old horse and cable
car line to an electric railway containing
twenty Eve miles of track As a protec
tion from FIRE In the station Mr.. Shaw
has procured hose. hose racks and q com
plete FIRE apparatus from ex. x.Chief E. A.
Robinson, Of the Fire Department.
Evening journal., 1895-11-01
LAYING A STEAMBOATS, KEEL.

It IL In Sections and is Known ~ n "Hol.
low Keei"- Started On the Second Ways.
At the Harlan and HollingsWorth Com
panys to day workmen are laying the
keel Of the Old Dominion steamboat that
Is to be a sister ship to the fleet City OF
Chester. The keel is being laid on the
second set Of ways, where w. Gould
Brokaw's 6ne schooner yacht WAS re-
Gently built
This work will only require eight men
~ the vessels keel is what is known rs a
hollow keel" aud is In sections.
Work on the big French steamship
lie Lion is progressing slowly IS the
repairs must be made under anything
but, convenient circumstances. 1t is
only with ihs greatest Inconvenience
that the repairs can be continued as the
vessel remains sfoAt and It will take
nearly q fortnight.