davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
DRAFTING 4 PRImARY Law BILL.
The Main Features of the Sen ate Substi
fftte Measure.

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 22.-Bart Burke one of
the Senate subcommittee appointed to
draft substitute bill for the various
measures relating to primaries, has been
busily engaged to-day in preparing the
measure.
The postal primary proposition has been
abandoned. The idea now seems to be to
draft bill which will apply the provisions
of the election laws to primary elections.
One of the features of the substitute bill
will be the holding of the primaries of all
parties on the same day. No one will be
allowed to vote at party primary who did
not vote the ticket of that party at the
previous election.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
GOVERNOR BUDD,s HEALTH.
The Erecutice Suffered From OrertUork
bat Is Mach BETTER.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. D. reports which
have been in circulation in San Francisco
regarding Governor Budd's health are
without foundation.
The Governor was at his office for the
greater portion of the day and announced
that he was feeling much better 1t was
learned on inquiring at his residence to-
night that the report of relapse was en-
tirely groundless and that he was in much
better health than he had been for week
past. His complete recovery is now
thought to be but matter of few days.
The Governors malady was a painful
attack of rheumatism coupled with pros
tration from oyerwork.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
ROBBED By FOOTP4DS.

Experience of Los angeles Man tn
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-Frank B. Earl of Los
Angeles reported to the police to-day that
he was robbed last night of notes and val
liable papers together with a considerable
amount OF money. Mr.. Earl was met bv
two footpads at the Madison-street bridge
and knocked senseless. When he regained
consciousness he found his overcoat with
the papers and money it contained missing.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
COLORADO SENATORS CLASH.
Ttco A0ed Popmiists Pass the lie and
Erchda0e BIosrs.

DENVER, Feb. %. Senators Mills and
Pease had row on the floor of the Senate
to-day over an appointment to minor
clerkship. Mills called Pease a liar, and
Pease threw paper-weight which struck
him in the side. Mills sprang at Pease,
but was met by the latter's son, a commit
tee clerk, who struck him three times, cut
ting cash in his face and blackening his
eyes. The combatants were separated and
the Senate appointed committee to in
vestigate and report who was to blame.
The Senators are. past the prime of life and
are prominent leaders in the Populist party.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
NO CHANCE FOR THE BIRDS.
Caruer Easily Defeats Budd IA. the
Shooting Contest.

Caruer Easily Defeats Budd hs the
Shooting Contest.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Feb. 22.-At the For
ester Gun Club tournament this afternoon,
DR.. Carver won the third of the series of
championship shoots with Charley Budd,
defeating the latter with ease. Budd drew
the hardest birds and fell behind early,
while the brilliant work of Carver left him
further and further in the rear. OF the
last fifty birds Carver missed only two.
Budd was in poor form and slow to shoot.
The total score was SO to II. In the other
events the straight string winners were
Budd, Carver Q. NJ. Grim, Clear Lake,
Iowa. Tom Marshall, Keithsburg, ILL., V.
T. Boltenstern, Lynn Center, ILL.,. Fred
Gilbert Spirit Lake, Iowa.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
SPREAD OF 4 BIG STRIKE.
Thousands of Workmen May Be Thro,cn
Out of EnaDyornne,at

AHooooHuS " WoThmeR may BE IhrOtcn
Out of Employment.
New York, Feb. 22.-The executive COM
mittee of the board of walking delegates
and the strike committee of electric work
ers' local union No. 8 met to-day and ap-
proved the action of the wiremen. 1t was
hoped settlement will have been
reached by Monday. If not, strikes will
be declared on all buildings in course of
erection in this city. In this case thou
sands of workmen will be thrown out of
employment. Another conference will be
had tomorrow afternoon.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
To Mark a Memorable site.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 22.-There was unveiled
to-day a tablet to mark the site of "The
Old Courthouse" from the stairs of which
was read first to the people of Baltimore
the Declaration of Independence
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
WA1LA WA11A BOZ MURDERED.
Il Thirteen Year Old Lad Shoots and
Kills n Child.

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Feb. 22.-Charles,
the six-year-old son of T. ]. Ross, mer-
chant of this city, was shot in the head
and killed to-day by Arthur Isitt, a
13-year-old boy. Isitt used a 22-cali-
Der rife. Various versions are given
as to the intention of Isitt. He says he
shot accidentally, but companion says
that Isitt had threatened the Ross child
several times during the morning. Isitt
bears bad reputation. He is in the
county jail and will have hearing to-
morroW.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
Caught for Forgery.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-Fred Young, a
former business man of Minneapolis whom
rumor connects with the Cling murder, was
arrested here to-day charged with passing
fraudulent check on his landlady, Mrs.
McGivins.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23

crowd on hand to witness the event, but
the Norwegian did not appear, claiming he
was handicapped by weight and soft ice.
Johnson tried to go over the course alone
and claim the championship, but the spec
tators, who demanded their money back,
were angry because of the refusal of the
management to reimburse them, blocked
the skaters passage and Johnson was
taken TO his dressing-room under police
protection
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
HOLIDAY ON THE COAST.
OBSERVANCE OF WASHINGTON'S S
BIRTHDAY IN VARIOUS
CITIES.
ATHLETIC EVENTS AT SANTA CRUZ.
PORTLAND, SEATTLE AND
OTHER PLACES.

GRASS VALLEY, Feb. -Washington's
birthday was observed here to-day by the
closing of all business houses at noon.
Company H, Second Infantry, n. G. c.,
paraded this afternoon with a band.
Thousands watched the parade and drin,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23

SEATTLE. Wash, Feb. 22.-The results of
the contests at the Seattle Athletic Clubs
meeting tonight were:
50-yard dash, three heats and finals,
II H. Connor, S. A. c., won; d. Bruce, Y.
NJ. c. A, second. Time, seconds.
Putting the shot-R. H. Boyd, S. A. c.,
won with 81 feet inches.
0ne-mile race-A. H. Fisken, S. A. c.,
won. Time, minutes.
44O-yard handicap for junior members of
s. A. CD Gresham won, Eddie Hicks
second. No time.
Running high jump, handicap-C. NJ.
Larsen, U. of w, S feet inches.
Quarter-mile run, handicap-H. H. Con-
nor 5 A. C., won, E. Larson second. Time,
1:0SZ.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
this afternoon between the Heads and
Commercials of San Francisco resulted:
Heads 6, Commercials 0.
At Portland.

PORTLAND, Or, Feb. 22.-Washington's
birthday was more generally observed here
than ever before. AT noon there was a
suspension of business. The parade in the
afternoon was the most imposing ever
witnessed here. 1t was made up of patri-
otic societies and about 1900 schoolboys,
each carrying an American flag.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
.Foreso, Froos Ire Ror,..,

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. 22.-The Lawson
flag bill, forbidding the display of foreign
flags on public buildings, passed the Senate
after some debate by vote of 20 to 6. It
now goes to the Governor.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
Arranginq for Douglass, Funerat.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Feb. 22.-Mayor Lewis
to-day received telegram from Congress
man Van Voorhis at Washington, suggest
ing that the city take steps to receive the
remains of Frederick Douglass on Thurs
day next. The Mayor has called a special
meeting of the Council for tomorrow aft
ernoon to take action
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
For Dela,care,s Senatorshin.

Dover, Feb. 22.-one ballot was taken
to-day in the United States Senatorial fight
as follows: Higgins (R.) I, Massey (R.)
B. Addicks (R.) 8, Wolcott CD Z, Tunnel
CD 1, Bayard (D.) 1, Martin (D.12.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
FIEND1sH CRUELTY OF ROBBERS.
They Torture u Man IL, a Pain Attempt to
Secure His Money.

Secure His Money.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Feb. 2s.-William
Walsh, miser, was called out of bed this
morning by five masked men who, at the
point of pistols, attempted to make him
divulge the hiding place of his money. He
refused and they set fire to his hair and
beard, burning them off, and burned his
body with a redhot poker. He still re-
fused and they placed his feet over fire
and roasted them. Upon his still refusing
they beat him into insensibility. and after
ransacking the house escaped.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
Defa,rare,s Senatorial Deadfoch,

DOVER, Del, Feb. 22.-But one ballot was
taken in the United States Senatorial fight
to-day as follows: Higgins 9, Addicks 6,
Massey 3, Wolcott 8, Bayard l. Tunnel L.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
Los angeles sutctde,s Death.

Los ANGELES, Feb. 22.-Marco Hellman,
who shot himself wi tn suicidal intent Feb
ruary 10, died this afternoon in the Re-
ceiving Hospital.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
MARE ISLAND METHODS.
VIOLATIONS OF THE REGULATIONS
GOVERNING MAYNARD
EMPLOYEES.
VETERAN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
FORMULATE A COMPLAINT TO
WASHINGTON.

VALLEJO, Feb. pa large meeting of
Union soldiers and sailors was held this
afternoon for the purpose of denouncing
the methods employed in hiring me-
chanics at Mare Island. Considerable in
dignation was manifested and complaint
was made that unfair methods are in
and proposition was nude to ferret out
the cause of the trouble. Resolutions
were adopted and ordered sent to Secre-
tary Herbert as follows:
The undersigned committee, appointed at a
meeting of Union soldiers and sailors of the
late war, now employed at Mare Island, re-
spectfully call your attention to order No. 1866
of the regulations governing employment at
the navy-yards. Said order is continually vio-
lated by Assistant Constructor Elliot Snow, in
charge; Foreman Gillard of the painters de-
partment, and also Foreman Sheehan of the
riggers and laborers. While it is true that our
class is always admitted to employment, we
are always the first to be discharged. Those of
classes and 3, which should be discharged
first, are always retained. We ask nothing
from the head OF the Navy Department or the
officers of this yard but the observance of the
law of Congress, which we suggest that the
Secretary of the Navy enforce.
A. PLYMIRE,
JOHN MCCORMICK,
GEORGE H. BUCKLY,
E. A. HUNTER,
w. II. GREEN.
The action of the veterans is due to the
factlthat an order has been given out that
shall have preference over
veterans in the painters department. 1t
is likely that considerable trouble will follow
for somebody, as all laws heretofore passed
assert that veterans shall have the prefer
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
STOPPED BY THE Spectators.

Skater johnson Had a Rather Lively
Time on the Ice.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 22.-At Normannia
Rink this afternoon j. S. Johnson was to
have had his third race with Peter Ostlund,
the champion of Norway. The distance to
be skated was 10000 meters, or six
miles and 373 yards. There was large
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23

Instantly relieved by a Cuti-
cura Plaster, because il vital
lies the nerve forces, and hence
cures nervous pains, weakness,
uunibness. and paralysis.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23

Football at SANTA Cruz.
SANTA CRUZ, Feb. pa football game
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
EV!ATBI TELsGaAEIgzNE z zAEHANIg2

- 2 Petersburga telegraph.
ia, il ambasadorem rosyjskim
W Berllnie Ia mlejsce hr. Szu-
wa}owa zosta} mianowany
ksi4zs hobanow Rostowsklj
dotychczas ambassador W Vie.
dniu.
- W Guatemala (srodkowa
Ameryka) lada chwila moze
Wybuchnsc rewolucya.
- Ces. Wilhelm odwiedzi}
onegdaj ambassadors francuz:
kiego W Berlinie i konferowa4
z MIN przez POI goizIny.
- Ze Szlazka pruskiego
wydalono dw6ch mormo1skich
agitator6w z Ameryki, kt6rzy
pr6bowali nawracac ma swa
,,wiare" - Mode dzleWczeta.
-W W Abisynii (Afryka) W
p6Inocno ,wschodniej prowin'
cyl Amamel wybuch}a rewo-
lucya.
Z Konstantynopola tele.
grafuja, re Sultan turecki W
sobote przyjs} ma audyencyi
urzedowej patryarche arme6'
skiego Mgra Izmiriana. By1 dla
dostoinika duchownego grze-
czny - i obieca} mu, re Ar
me6czykom zostanie wymie-
rzona sprawiedliwosc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
Ksiaae i kOminfarze.

Ksiaze Northumberland, pomi-
mo olbrzymiej fortuny, odznacza
sic wielka prostota obyczaj6w.
Zwykf zawsze jezdzic trzecia kIa-
So, ku wielkiemu oburzeniu urze-
dnikow kolejowych. Pred dnia-
mi kilku, chcac mu dae nauczke,
konduktor wprowadzii do wago-
nu, W kt6rym jechai ksiaze, sze-
sciu kominiarzy przyborami do
czyszczenia komin6w. Ksiaze do
myslif sic intencyi, kupii iowa
rzyszom podr6zy bilety pierwszej
klasy i wprowadzil po jednym
kominiarzu z przyrzadami do ka-
zdego oddziaiu. W ten spos6b
odplacii konduktorowi pieknem
"a nadobne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
Wyrzuty sumienia.

Wczoraj W poludnie przy.
szed1 do sierzanta dyzurnego
ma stacyi policYjnej przy Har.
rison ul., m}ody, moze 25 letni
cz}owiek bardzo przyzwoicie
odziany powiedzia1: "Oddaje
sic W rece policyi: nazywam
sic Watkins, Frank II, Wat,
kins''. Ma zapytanie sierzan-
ia, co w}asciWie zbroi3, IL cd.
dale sic W rece policyi, opo-
wiedzia} Watkins, ze jeszcze
dnia 3go lutego 1898 aza
tenn pred dwoma laty - u
krad1 swej matce $500 i ztemi
pieniedzml uciekl do Califor
nil. By1 on przedsietiorca
pogrzeboWym mia} sw6j "a.
klad trumien pm. 5l33 Lake
ave., a matka by}a jego wsp6l-
niczka W tenn przedsiebior-
stwie. Interes szed} dobrze,
ale on pienisdze swe prze-
puszcza}, podczas gdy matka
robi1a oszczednosci. Wreszcie
pewnego dnia, kiedy matka
wyjechala by}a z Chicago, "a.
bra1 jej pieniadze, o kt6rych
schowku wiedzia} i umkna}.
Ale sumienie ME dawalo mu
spokoju i doznawa} ciag}ych
wyrzut6w, dop6ki ME powr6ci}
do Chicago, aaeby oddac sic W
rece policyi. Doda@ zarazem,
ze matka jego jeszcze mieszka
ma dawnem miejscu i ME vie
o jego powrocie.
Aresztowano 60 tymczaso.
sowo i pos}ano policyanta, by
sic dowledzia} cd jego matki o
sZcZep6lach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
Zwiekszenie floty WOjennej
Niemiec.

BERLIN, 2Ogo stycznia. -
Wkr6tce W Radzie pahstwa
przedstawiony zostanle wnlo.
SEX o znaczne zwiekszenie flo.
ty wojennej Niemiec. ldzie o
przyznanie kredytu ma budo-
we 1Ociu lub - szybkich krzy-
zownik6w; budowa okret6w
roz}ozons zreszta bedzie na
szereg lat. Jestto mysl same
60 cesarza. Me sadza, azeby
W parlamencie ten Wniosek
spotkal zbyt wielka opozycye.
Hamburska Izba handlowa O.
g}osi}a W tych dniach referat,
wykazujscy, IL podobne zwis.
kszenie foty niemiecklej jest
konieczne nietylko dla intere'
sow politycznych, ale tez dla
cel6w handlowych oraz koioni.
zacyjuych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21

cyl, gdzie zacznie odsiadywa6
swoje wiezieuie. Ma dworcu
kolei oczekiwal ma wieznia
t1um ludzi, uzbrojony W pafki
i parasole, kt6ry krzycza1 gfos'
no:-Smier6 zdrajcy! Niekt6.
rzy dotarli az do Dreyfussa /
pomimo oporu stray, uderzali
60 kijami. Zandarmi z trud-
noscis usuneli tium i W zam-
knietym powozie odwiezli VIE
znia ma przysta6. Ma wyspie
Re pozostanie on kr6tko - l
zostanie ztamtad przewieziony
do sta}ego wiezienia ma wys'
py Zbawienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
Skarb zna'eziOny W Meksyku.

MEKsYK, 90 stycznla - Il
miejscowosci San Luis Potosi
donosza o nastepujacem, ME
zwyklem zdarzeuiu: Dwoje
dzieci, bawiac sic niedaleko
ztsd, odkrylo otw6r jakiejs ia
skini. Kilku ludzi uda1o sic W
g}sb jaskini dla jej zbadania
i znalaz1o wewnatrz zelazny
kufer, ca}y nape}niony staremi
z}otemi monetami hiszpa1skie-
60 stepla. Wartosc tego skar-
bu dochodzi do S35O,OOO. Jak
widac papier6w, znajduja.
cych sic W kufrze, skarb ten
ukryli W jaskini pred 200 la
ty CORA zakonnicy Francisz-
kanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
qelegranly KrajoWe.
Ze StOIicY ZWiazkOWei.

WASHINGTON, 20 stycznia.
Wczoraj republikanscy 'Sena
torzy i " og6le ci, kt6rzy r6-
znia sic W zdaniach z rzsdem,
mieli mia dla siebie sposo.
bnosc krytykowania rzadu i
napadania nan z powodu re.
wolucyi W Hawaii, przypisu.
JAG ia tel okolicznosci, re Rad
wzbrania4 sic zaanektowaG to
pa1stwo. Naturalnie napasci tie
ME pozosta}y bez odpowiedzi
i pod tym wzgledem posiedze-
ME bylo zajmujsce, a mG6stwo
ciekawych tez zapelnia}o gale
rye. G16wnie Senator Frye z
Maine ostro krytykowal Rad,
ale tez ostro odpowiadal
George z Mississippi. W Izbie
pos}6w Boutelle Maine kry-
tykowa} polityke rzsdu.
Minister Gresham otrzyma}
urzedowe zawiadomienie o po.
wstaniu rewolucyi chwilowej
W Hawaii. Naradza} sic przez
pol godziny z ministrem Her.
bertem co do wyslania okretu
wojennego do Hawaii. DIS
rano Gresham udal sic do Bia-
lego Domu, aby prezydentem
W tel sprawie sic naradzic, i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
Trzecia armia japOnska
WChinach.

LoNDYN, 2Ogo stycznia. -
Z Chefoo, z Chin, telegrafujs,
ze 50 statk6w transportowych
japo6skich Is wojennych o.
kret6w przyby}o do zatoki
Yung Ching, ma poludnie cd
wzg6rz Chau Tung, wiozsc
trzecia armie japo6ska. Przy-
bylo ma okretach $4,000 zo}-
merry. Po uciszeniu armat
nadbrzeznych W chi6skich for
tyfkacyach, nastapi}o podczas
sniezycy wyladowanie. Zatoka
Yung Ching ley o 800 mil cd
groznej nadbrzeznej fortecy
chi6skiej Wei Hal Wei, ma
kt6rs obecnie ma bye skiero
wany atak re strony JapO6
czyk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
o ces. Wilhelmie.

BERLIN, 20 stycznia.-Ces.
Wilhelm byl mocno zajety
przez ca}y ostatui tydzie6-i
ma zn6w pred soba tydzie1
pracowity. Urzedowe przyje,
cia, bale it'd. odbywajs sic pra
vie codzieG. Jutro W ponie-
dzia}ek } odbedzie sic uroczy-
stosc koronacyjna, W srods be
die uroczyste prayjscie dwor-
skie, a d. 27go stycznia -
imieniny cesarza. W tych dniach
r6wniez nastapi galowe pred
stawienie W Operze kr6lew-
skiei.-Cesarz obstalowal So
bic W warsztatach W Szczeci-
ME nowy wspaniasy yacht wy
scigowy, ktory ma przewyz-
szyc szybkoscia wszystkie do
tad znane statki tego rodzaiu.
w og6le cesarz Wiele zajmu.
je sic sprawami zeglugi i ma
rynarkl. Ostatnio pos1a1 do
biblioteki Rady pa6stwa sze-
reg wykonanych wlasnorecz-
ME rysunk6w, przedstaWiaja,
cych modele najdoskonalszych
wsp6}czesnych okret6w wojen-
nych. Ma kazdym rysunku
znajduje sic podpis: W. I. R.
(Wilhelm, Imperator-Rex).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21

okno pokoiku telegrafcznego,
wczoraj wieczorem okolo godz.
8 dokonano zuchwa}ej napasci
rozb6jniczej - i rabusie, po-
mimo ha}asu kt6ry poUstal,
pomimo wymiany kul rewol
werowych, uciekli i z policyi
zadrwili.
Chas. Rosenberg szed} W
kierunku zachodnim przez
Harrison ul., kiedy pred sta.
cys policyjns trzej Negrzy
zastapili mu droge, wo3ajac,
by rece wzni6s1 do CORY. Ze
zas ME chcial usluchac natych.
miast, obalono go, zabrano mu
zegarek i 1a6cuszek, jakotez
pieniadze, nakoniec 60 jeszcze
obito i wrzucono prawie ME.
przytomnego do pape1nionego
b}otem rynsztoku. Wszystkie.
60 tego ME siyszano ma stacyi
policyjnej. Dwie jakies ko.
biety, przechodzace tamtsdy,
ujrzaly, co sic sta}o i przywo-
LAZY policyanta, patrolujacego
W poblizu, kt6ry pusci} sic W
pogo6 "a rabusiami. Ci jednak
znikli byli juz W jednym So.
siednich zau}k6w. Policyant
strzela1 "a mimi kilka razy, ale
nadaremnie; us}yszal tylko W
oddaleniu jakoby W szyderczej
odpowiedzi, strza} re strony ra.
busi6w.
Obrabowanego zaniesiono
ma stacya, gdzie tenze opowie.
dial, co sic w}asciwie staio;
zapewniono 60, ze policya szu.
kac bedzie rabusi6w: o lie to
jej sic uda, przyszlosG okaae.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
Ofary bury.

LIVERPOOL, 90 stycznia. -
Przyby1 tutaj parowiec angiel.
ski Boston City" z New Yor-
ku; mia} on bardzo ciezks po'
dr6z. Podczas bury fale zer'
wa}y szopy dla byd}a, znajdu.
iace sic na pok}adzie - i zato'
ply $50 sztuk byd}a rogatego
oraz 100 owiec. Mostek g6rny
i dolny tego okretu zosta1 zer-
wany. - Inny parowiec an
gielski City of Lincoln, kt6'
ry przybyl z st. Johns, N. F.,
utracil czesc wierzchniego po.
k}adu podczas bury i ma boki
mocno uszkodzone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
O rOzWiazaniu parlamentu
W Anglii.

LoNDYN, 2Ogo styc7nia. -
Gazety tutejsze podawaly W
ostatnich czasach parokrotnie
pog}oski o mozebnem rozwia-
zaniu parlamentu angielskie.
go, a to zar6wno z powodu
wewnetrznych nieporozumie6
W ministeryum,j ,jak i powodu
powaznych trudnosci W kwe.
styi irlandzkiej. Ot6z lord Ro
sebery, przemawiajac dis ma
zebraniu Federacyi narodowej
liberaluej W Cardiff oswald
czy1 publicznie, il wieSci takie
So bezpodstawne. Rad ma
wiekszosc W Izbie gmin-i ME
mysli narazac kraiu ma k}opot
nowych wybor6w og6lnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
Szczere zyczenia.

AdaS, stas Marynia chca mamie
ma imieniny sprawid niespodzianke,
wiec postanawiaja podarowac jej
tort.
W tyn celu zaozyay dzieci z O.
szczedzonych pieniedzy 2 dolary, u
daily sic do piekarni i daily polecenie,
iaki ma torcie ma bye lukrowany ma.
pis.
K]erk zapisal wszystko, co mu
dzieci powiedzialy, q nazajutrz otrzy-
ma1a rozczulona mama tort nati-
sem:
,,Naszej najdrozszej Mamie szcze.
Sofa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2 dola-
ry...."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-21
WIADOMOSCl N!EISCOWE.
Czarna nieWdziecznOsc.

Pan August Charles Col,
lishan, zarzadca North Star
Club" pm. 55l N. Clark str. :,
dozna} czarnej niewdziecznosci
re strony cz}owieka, kt6remu
swiadczy1 dobrodziejstwa.
Pred 8 tygodniami mniej wie-
cej, przyszed} do niego niejaki
Albert PAUL. re Strassburga W
Alzacyi i prosi} 60 o robote,
ME maiac ami srodk6w do zy.
cia, ami zatrudnienia. Pan Col.
lishan ME m6g} mu dac zatrud.
nienia, ale da} przYtu}ek :,
wikt mieszkanie.
Kilkakrotnie p6zniej Col.
lishan spostrzega}, re mu kra
dziono drobniejsze sunny pie
niedzy, ale ME possdza1 bynaj-
mniej o kradziez ich tego, kto.
remu swiadczy@ dobrodziej-
stwa. Przedwczoraj wieczo
rem wyszed} byl z zona W cd.
wiedziny W sasiedztwo. Po.
wr6ciwszy, spostrzeg} ma bi6r'
ku SVEN bibu}e ze swej ksia-
zeczki przekaz6w bankowych.
Otworzy} przeto szufadke /
spostrzegl, il z ksiszeczki tel
istotnie jeden formularz byl
wydarty; ma bi6rku leza1o zas
pi6ro jeszcze mokre. Nadto
znik3y z bi6rka pienladze dro-
bne, gromadzone W skarbonce,
a takze i pewna ilosc cygar i
papieros6w. Dalsze poszuki-
wanna dowiod}y, Re znik}a tax
Re skrzynka z klejnotami pani
Collishan. Byly W niej cztery
zegarki, trzy pierscionki bry-
lantowe, oko}o 12 szpilek z1o.
tych, broszki, kolczyki i guziki
do mankiet6w, - razem war.
tosci oko}o $3.50. Szczescie
jeszcze, re pani Callishau wy.
chodzsc, zabra}a dyamentowe
kolczyki, kt6re same mia}y
wartosG 5000.
Albert PAUL. znik} ME ma
watpliwosci, re on to byl z}o-
dziejem. Pan Collishan ostrze'
ga, by ME wyp3acano przekazu
pienisznego z jego podpisem,
dop6kiby sic ME przekonano,
re podpis jest prawdziwy.