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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

Nervous system pareIyGed by nicotine
means lost manhood weak eyes and II
general all gone look and feeling that robs
life Of its pleasure. Tobacco is the root Of
many an impOtent symptom, and No-lo-Bac
II guaranteed cure that will make you strong,
vigorous and happy in more ways than one.
No-To-Ba: guaranteed and sold by Drug
gists everywhere. Book, titled Don't To-
bacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away" Ad.
Sterling Remedy Co.. New York OF Chicago.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

Cecil Rhodes, the virtual king OF
South Africa, once replied to an APP
plication from England for place
for young man who was anxious to
try his fortune at the Cape; "Send
me his photograph and I'll let you
know by return whether | can do
anything for him or not.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

Telegraph editors should not over
look the nice point that what the Har-
ward oyerseers said was not that Har-
ward boys can play football, but that
they may. OF late years there has been
grave doubt whether Harvard can play
foot ball, whether Its faculty approves
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

Effectually yet gently, when costire or bilious,
OF when the blood is impdre or sluggish,t to per-
manently cure habilual constipation, to awak-
en- the kidneys and liver TO a healthy activity
without irritating or weakening them, to dis
pei headaches, colds or fevers, use syrup OF
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

Bad temper IS often merely bad digestion.
Many Quarrels attributed 10 peryrfSe dspO-
siti0ns are due TO disordered liyers
Ripans Tabules adjust funil! differences,
and would prevent Them which is better, II
taken in time.
Rpans FabuleS, taken after meals, morning
and evening, for wnile, regulate the system
and sweoten the temper.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

Poultney Bigelow is the first Ameri-
IAN to be elected member of the
London Council of the Royal Society
If Literature.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

The BROOKLYN Elevated Railroad
Company is making arrangements to
operate funeral trains over its road.
This innovation will be introduced as
soon as the new bridge station is com
pleted. 1t is proposed to have two
cars especially fitted up for funeral
purposes. One of these cars will be
given mp for the exclusive occupation
of the coffin and flowers, while the
other will be for the mourners. Lle-
yators are to be constructed at the
bridge stations adjoining the cemeter-
les and some others. When the SER
vice of the funeral train is desired it
will be drawn to any station deslgnat-
ed. The coffin containing the corpse
will be raised to the station and taken
aboard and when all is in readiness the
train of death will take up its journey
to the cemetery station. The railroad
company will contract to convey the
funeral party only as far as the Gene
terry station. The coffin will there be
lowered to the street, whence it can
be transported to the grave in all I'm.
dsrtaker's wagon or by pall-bearers.
The funeral cars will be made to
wear an air of sombreness in touch
with the solemnity of their purpose.
In case Of an unusually large funeral,
additional cars can he attached to the
train. The cost of this decidedly
unique mode OF funeral transportation
has not been decided upon. 1t will
probably be so low, however, as to
cause something of panic among local
updertakers. hNICKERBoCKER.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

A Washington dispatch says that Dr.,
Mary Walker has lost her suit In court.
II It Is the one she wore awhile ago she
Is to be congratulated.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

Mrs. winslow's soothing Syrup for children
teethng, softeRs the gums, reduces infammi-
ton aliays pain, cures wind collie. @jc. bottle.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

Piso's Cure for Consumption IS an A. No,
Asthma mediCne.-W. H. WILLIAMS, Anti
och, His, April H. 1894
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15
THE WORLDS NEED.
MORNING IN THE PARK,
BY WILLIAM M'KENDRIc BANGS.

p A r Il
was at its best, but
it was evident
enough that Dong
las Gray, MS he en-
tered the park Al
its lower and prin
cipal entrance, saw
nothing OF what.
ever there was ot
beauty in the scene
about him. APP
parently he was
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

Tammany Hall will make the big
gest fight the organization has made
for years to win this falls election.
For the past three weeks there has
been tremendous amount of activity
among the leaders, and the day that
the new apportionment takes place
the work of reorganization will com
mence. An evidence of the energy
and activity of the leaders will be seen
when the reapportionment is an
nounced Ex-senator George Plunkitt,
ex- Commissioner James J. Martin and
two or three others Of the old leaders,
who know every crook and turn OF
New York's geography and popula-
ton, have held daily conference on
the subject of reapportionment, and
through John Oakley, the Tammany
member of the Aldermanic Commit
tee, have secured very fair considera-
ton of democratic claims in the new
districts so far laid ont.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

There is Consideration in Brooklyn
over the discovery of Il trick by which,
i'll the closing days Of the Legislature,
bill was struggled through which
virtual y takes away from the election
commissioners the authority to APP
point election officers. The bill was
introduced by unanimous consent,
vouchcd for by its author rs all right,
reported back at once by the com
mittee on cities, Immediately passed
by the Assembly and sent to the Sen
ate, where it was hurried through by
similar process, without anyone
troubling himself to ascertain its pur-
port. 1t was not until after the
Legislature adjourned that it was dis
covered that the bill thus railroaded
through provides that the chairmen
OF the Republican and Democratic
city committees Of Brooklyn shall
designate the election officers and the
Election Commissioners shall appoint
the men so designated. Mayor Schie-
rem has appointed an excellent board
of election commissioners, but if this
bill stands they can do nothing but to
appoint whomever the political com
mittees may designate. Governor
Morton has been appealed to to with
hold his signature. 1t will be remem-
berel that the new constitution Of
i New York has clause by which it is
provided that bill shall be in print
for three days before final action on
it can be taken. That an imiquitoue
bill could be hustled through in this
fashion, in spite Of this provision, is
astonishing
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

France has sent another scientific cXpedi-
tiOn TO Ihibet NEIi
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

lfarIictcd with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thon.p-
son, Eyc-water. Druggists sell at lit. per bottle
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

The Atlantic Ocean takes its name
from Mount Atlas.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

1t has been discovered that there
has been an organized band Of fire.
bugs in New York, banded together
for the purpose of burning buildings
and collecting the Insurance money.
1t seems impossible that human beings
could be so utterly deprayed as to en-
danger the lives OF thousands of peo-
pie for the sake of money. Do not
these human monsters deserve to be
punished as severely as any murderer?
Their crimes might result in many
murders.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

The barbarous beating OF their chill
dren is notoriously common by low
caste Italians who have recently settled
among us in such large numbers. 1t
is not often that the cruel punish
ments which they are in the habit OF
inhicting upon their children for
slight offences result fatally, as in Il
recent case. Still there is an
amount of daily cruelty practiced in
the homes of these unassimilated
aliens. 1t is time to do something to
make them understand that they are
living in the United States and must
conform to American standards in the
treatment of their children. This
fellow Colandriello, who battered his
little girl to death witha club because
she did not answer his call as speedily
as, in his brutal judgment, she ought
to have done, is n good subject to
make q start with in teaching this
needed lesson.
Such men come to this country from
lands where the crudest medieval
notions still survive. The old four
teenth century domestic code, which
gave the husband and father such
rights over his wife and children as
| practically put their lives at his hourly
mercy, still survives in practice, though
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15
NEW YORK LETTER.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

New York is Of course the foremost
city OF the continent, no matter by
what test the comparison is made. But
not everybody is aware how very fur
foremost the metropolis is. Few per-
sons know, for example, how very
largely New York owns the railroads,
factories, industrial establishments,
ETC., on which other cities pride them
selves. In Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, for example, is more
largely New York than II Chicago
affair, as was shown by recent stute-
ment OF its stock distribution. The
usual measure OF the importance Of
cities is population, Even that test
puts New York, with its 1000, 600
people, and million more at its doors,
really part OF it, far in the lead But
it is very fallacious test, because the
qualities and capacities Of men vary
widely and mere count of noses
by no means determines cty's inilu-
ence or right of influence. In our in
uWSlTlul ANU tpll iltINlNl HH' IloH'i 10
the implement Of all achievement, or
nearly all, and 1t is the minister whore
it does not reign. Measured by money
New York has no rival even distantly
challenging her greatness.
To illustrate: A recently published
statistical table gives the gross amount
of personal deposits in the banks OF
the different cities on May 7, 1895.
The figures for New York are $780,
39S, 494. Boston comes next with II
little more than onethird ns much, or
Sl06, 800, 2S2. Philadelphia stands
third with SSS, 507 ga. Chicago,
though second in population, Is fourth
in wealth available for business, and
her record is $74, Ol5, 25S, or less than
one dollar to New York's four. If
statistics of invested capital were
available they would still more I'M
pressively illustrate the matchlcSs
superiority of New York ms n centre
of commanding influence over all
other cities Of the continent. And the
Greater New York is coming to in
crease all this
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

When President Roosevelt, of the
Police Board, said that the work of
reforming the force WAS half done be-
cause it had been well begun he did
not overstate the case. The work is
more than half done. More than hall
the difficulty of reform lay in the prin-
ciple of corruption inherent in the old
machine organization and firmly es'
tablishcd by years of liberation. The
removal of this evil principle and the
removal of the higher officials identi.
fled with its operations render the
further work of improvement com
paritively easy.
Under the old regime no one hoped
to secure appointment as patrolman
without a payment TO some one. No
promotion to II sergeantcy or II cap
taincy was possible except by pur-
chase. This condition of things nu
longer exists, 1t is quite safe to say
that no applicant now thinks of pay
ing for his appointment, and no one
"higher up thinks of handling the
brides. With the disappearance OF
this initial tribute OF blnckmail all the
long, varied and disgraceful list OF
subsequent Matchmaking has disap
peared, or if it has not who'll Y disap'
peared it will soon go, and those who
practise it will 90 with it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

Are morals matter of geography,
and is it more wicked to shave in all
other parts of New York state than in
New York city and Saratoga?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-15

not In theory, among millions OF semi
civilized Europeans. 1t may be pos
sible, il certainly has not yet been
found practicable, to set up any sort
of test for immigrants at our ports OF
entry by which these morally stunted
and blunted people can be kept ont.
This is pity, but there seems to
be no help for it. The next best thing
to do is to take hold and educate them
to clear apprehension of the fact
that New York is not Naples, and that
the ferocious parental privileges Of
Sicily cannot be maintained at par.
ity with the laws of the United States.
There is but one way to do this, and
that is TO give such criminals rs Col
andriello, whenever they fall into the
hands OF the law, the severest penal
ties which our code prescribes. II
this is done, the fact will soon impress
those of them who are left on the ont
side Of our state prisons that this
il not favorable climate for the en-
joyment of their peculiar home amuse-
!
ments.
"Theodore Roosevelt is today our
police boss. The fate Of the men in
the picture--his predecessors should
he an awful warning to him. 1T proves
| that no boss can rule this city very
long unless he be n good beneiicent
! al ,ubinh 10 hn ghngg hIlt
the peoples servant"
According to the philosophers OF
antiquity, whose opinion was shared
TO considerable extent by the early
! Christians, woman is the canse OF all
mans woe. 1t has been wAhngIy sup
posed by some that she was called
"woeman" on TINT account. The
derivation is faulty. But it is wise
to reject as wholly unscientific tl''S.
ry without which SO many incidents
| in the life of the male animal OF the
| species cannot be nc counted forat all?
Here, for instance, is the case OF IL
| Mr.. Lane, who is now in the hospital
| Win DNNlN Hlfhlllcu htCh, 40 H'
would not have been, hnl he not
stuck his head out Of Il window of II
maying railroad car &c smile at II pref
ty factory girl, Certainly it was not
| her fault that she was pretty nor that
| Mr.. Lane had weakness for pretty
girls. 1t was simply Kismet. This is
the solution of the whole matter. A.
long as there is woman left i'll the
world the men who remain III 1t will
make themselves fools about her, and
she Will be utterly unable to help it.
! Whether she is the new woman or
the old, whether she is learned or ig-
norant, strong-minded or contiding,
domestic or forensic whether she is
hashful and beautiful, or bean-eating
and bespectacIed to the top OF her
Boston bent, it will be all the same.
Men will make fools OF themselves
about her to the end of the chapter
For ms Dante remarks III one OF the
sublimest passages Of the Inferno, at
is fate, and there's no use kicking"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-07
non Harcourt zachorowal ME-
bezpiecznie ma bronchitis.

non Harcourt zachorowa} ME-
bezpiecznie ma bronchitis.
- Sultan Turcyi przyzua}
pensye pani Stupe, wdowie
Amerykanina, kt6rego zamor-
dowa} szalony zo}nierz ma uli-
each Konstantynopola.
- w rzeczp. Salvador
(srodk. Ameryka) lada ch hwila
nastapi rewolucya.
- Ma wyspach Samoa, spe-
cyalna komisya rozgraniczy1a
posiad3osci, pozostajace pod
protektoratem trzech mo"
carstw. Niemcom przyznano
10000 ARROW, Auglii $4,000
akrow Stanom zjednoczonym
21.OOO.
- Zwloki znanego gen.
Boulangera, kt6ry zakohczyi
zycie samob6jstwem W Bruk
selli, zostans przewiezione do
ParyAa.
- Ma ulicach Nankinu, W
Chinach, ma kapitaua Cart
wright, dow6dcs okrstu an
gielskiego wojennego,, Pigeon" !,
nspadli zo}nierze chi6scy i
mocno 60 poblli. Pose} angiel'
ski zada zadoscuczynienia.
w Wiedniu odbedzie sic
W maju 7. b. miedzynarodowa
wystawa rolnicza oraz narzedzi
rolniczych.
- W Wiedniu odbedzie sic
W maju r. b. miedzynarodowa
wystawa rolnicza oraz narzedzl
rolAiczych.
w prowincyi Mapimi, W
Meksyku, osiedlito sic 200 ro-
dzlu mur4y65kich, przy by4ych
4 Grorgii. Wiecej MurAyn6w
ze Stan6 y Zjeduoczouych Ma
sic tam przesIedhc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-07
ROk vi.

rzadku W pokoju, umoczylismy noz
kuchenny We krwi zabitego j rzucili-
smy 60 ma poduszke, azeby sic wYda-
waio, ze Makucz sam sobie gardlo
poderznal, poczem poszlam do sasiad-
XII.
nPo jakiej godzinie powr6cilam, ma
poz6r zupelnie spokojna, do mieszka.
mia, W chwile p6zniej jednak wybie.
CLAM ma ulice zaslarmowalam sasia-,
dow. scyzoryk, .ktorym popelniono
morderstwo, wrzucilismy do pieca,
Ulacek W pwiarni zalewai robaka..."
Potem przessuchauo jednego So.
shadow, Pawsa Buziaks, na kt6rego
padas Glen podejrzsnia, ale zeznanis
jego ME mialy znaozenia wielkiego i
okazaso sic, ze zupeinie jest niewin-
pym.
Ulaeka ME przes}uchiwano. P6z-
niej jednakowoz i on zlozyl zeznanie
pifmienne. Potwierdzii on szczegoly
podane przez Makuczowa, ale dodal
jeszcze jeden szczeg6i. "Kiedy soy.
zoryk przyiozysem do gardsa" : ze.
znsje zbrodniarz - "zdje}a mie prze-
ciez trwoga, wtedy Makuczowa
nadbieg14 i budzacego sic msza tax
dlugo SLIME przytrzymywasa, dop6ki
ME spelnilem czynu." o tenn zsmil.
czala rozmyslnie Makuczowa.
Oboje zbrodniarzy poslsno do wie-
zienia powiatowego, gdzie beda zam.
knieci, dop6ki ME odbe izie sic pro.
ces kryminalny. Oczywiscie oboje
oddani zostali pod sad kryminalny
bez kauoy1.
Makuoz jego iona pochodzili z
Jarosla via W Galicyi, gdzie ojciec
Makucza podobno majetaYm jest vie.
sniaklem. Cd dziscihstwa znali sic i
lubili, a kiedy pred ID laty Makusz
przybys do Aueryki, wkrotce spro.
wad1l4 takze i swoie narzeczona i tu.
tai Stub wzieli. zyliz p:czatku W
zgodzie jak sic zdaje szczesliwie,
dop6ki ME pojawii sic dawniejszy ich
wspolry anatomy, UIacek, kt6ry "a
mieszkawszy mich, doprowadzii do
niezgody matzehskiej, zakohczonej
tax straszna tragedya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-07
MOrderca prOkuratOra.

MEDYoLAN, 6 lutego. - Od-
kryto wreszcle, ktO jest NOR
dercs prokurat,ra tutejszego
trybuna}u, Cell. Pierwotnle
poda} on falszywe nazwisko
Attilio d. Ochio, potem poda.
wal inne. Ostatecznie spraw,
dzono, ze nazywa s g Antonio
Realm, Cd 7. 1890 spedzi}
on lat osiemnascie W wiezleniu
skutkiem czternastu wyrok6w
sadowych. Dopiero W dniu
Sym stycznie opusci} wiezienie.
Przecia} prokuratorowi ar
terye u szyi dwoma niezmier-
ME silnemi ciecrami nozem W
chwili, gdy lewa reka wrecza}
siedzacemu przy biurku pros.
be. Celli zmari po dziesleciu
miuutach. Pobudki zbrodni
dotad ME wiadome. Celli ME
uczestniczyl nigdy dotsd W
procesach przeciw anarchi.
stom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-07
nowe dowody przeciwko po-
zostalym trzynastu.
Chiny - Japonia.

CHEFoo, ego lutego: Flo.
ia chlhska W porcie Wei Hal
Wei trzyma sic ciagle odpor-
ME ,wobec Japo6czyk6w.
Wczoraj dzia}a ze statk6W ia.
po1skich oStrzeliwaiy to czesc
miasta, kt6rs zajmujs Japo1-
czycy. Trzej eudzoziemcy,
nazwiskiem Wallpole, Schnell,
i Thomas zostali zabici PREY
szturmie Wei Hal Wei. R6-
wniez zabity zostai gen. Tai,
g16wnodowodzacy W fOrtecy.
- Z drugiej strony nadcbodzl
pog}oska z Hal Chang, jakoby
W walkach, stoczonych W tam
tel okolicy, padi ma polu bi,
twy gen. Nodzu, dow6dca
pierWszej armii japoh 'kiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-07
EgEAFSI TsIsGsAgislEE Z zAEaAEIgY

- W Medyolanie we Who
szech znaleziono prey ullcy
Bhigi bombe dynamitowa,
ktora ME eksplodowa}a; inna
bomba, poi4oaona Dieopodal
wlezlenla, wybuch}a.
Z Berllna telegrafuja, re
W fabrykach Hoedego W Dort-
muudzle runaf budynek. Trzy-
dziesci os6b zosta1o zabitych.
- Miasto nadmorskie Port
de Paix W Hayti zostalo pra-
vie do szczetu zniszczone Wsku:
tex pozaru.
w Petersburgu zn6w a.
resztowano 16tu student6w "a
ostre uwagi o ostatniej movie
cara Rosyl.
= 2 Londynu ;telegrafuis,
ze kanclerz Sir William Yer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-07
RUNELO.

Nv ruchu m}oty, PLY j ostre
slekiery
A.. pod ziemia ryja rydle - boha.
[tery!
Dry smutua drzewina, zwiesza sic
corona,
Opiera sic chwile i... pada zemdlona.
A pity rydIe wielbis swoje dzielO,
Krzyczac:
- Prepaid rod ten! Juz
[drzewo runelo!
Zawczesna uciechs!... Wfasnie
CORY ma doi,
Ma pronyku slohca, ma ten ziemi
pad6i,
Zlecia. anioi bialy, gnebionych
Ten = korzenie drzews dsl W opie.
IKE s}ohca
rod ME zsgina}! : Bo znowu o
wiosnie
Drzewo zdrowe, bujne prosto W
[niebo roSnie'
Tax ,zesto i W ayoiu kopia oszozerstw
[rydle =
Iryje pod prawda : klamstw, dono.
[sow bydle =
Leoz = kiedy ja1 W wAwrzyn stroi
szozyt orezs,
Prawds zwycieza!
Bo wiekiem oszozerst1a i fa{szu j
[blsgi :
Me przykryjesz prawdy nagiej.
s. II.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-07
SZczatki j zWfOki z nElby".

LOWE ,T1FT, Anglia, 6 lut.
Statek rybackl Rosebud"
wy4own dis wielki kufer, po
chodzacY widocznie z ,,Elby".
w kufrze znajdowa}a sic odziez
- r6zne przedmioty listy, a.
dresowane do ,,Charlesa Wix,
So Dey st., New Nork'. Me
\watpliwie hy}a to w}asnost
Charlesa Wix, szefa frmy no.
wojorskiej. - Ma brzeg fala
wyrzuciia dwOje zWlok. Roz-
poznano je, jako zN}oki ma,
czelnika muzyki gi6wnego
kelnera ,,Elby''. - Kompania
P6}nocno niemieckiego Lloy-
da'' przesFa4a tutaj 100 funt6w
szterl. (S5OO) dla rozdzialu
pomiedzy zaloge statku ry bac-
kiego wild Flower, kt6ry
uratowal 20 ludzi z ,Elby".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-07
TeIegramy zagranicEne
MrOZy i Sniezyce
W EurOpie
Wiele os6b utraci}o aycie.

LoNDYN, 6 lutego. - Wiel-
kie mrozy i snieayce panuja ma
calym obsarze Wielkobrytanii.
Po raz pierwszy Cd lat 14tu
doki W Southampton zamarziy.
w okolicy kilka osob zmarzto
ma smierc. Pociagi W Szkocyii
Walii ME chodzs wcale, Z po-
wodu sniezycy. w niekt6rych
miejscach Snieg lezyna 20 stop.
Powietrze ma kontynencie
Europy jest rowniez bardzo o.
sire. W Paryzu 5 os6b zmar.
z}o na smierc.
BERLIN, 6 lutego. - Trzej
rybacy zmarzli W Warnemuen-
de.
RzYM, 6 lutego. - W pro
wincyi Ancony snieg ley ma
wysokosc 4 stop. Komunika-
eva z paru miasteczkamizupei
ME odcieta przez zaspy sniez
ne. Port Ancony kana1 Laz- :
zaretto zamsrz}y.
WIEDE6, 6 lutego. - Panu
je tn wielki mr6z. Ptaki spa
dajs z drew, zmarzniete. Ma
ulicy znaleziono Wiocha, han
dlsrza pomara6cz, nlezywego
cd mrozu. W Ig}awie zajace /
przepi6rki przychOdza do do
NOW, szukaG pozyw'enia. W
Wiedniu praytu}ki dla posba
wionych schronienla SO pre-
pe}nione; szturmujs do Mich
tlumy biedak6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-07
Process anarchiStoW W Liege.

LIEGE, ego lutego. - Pro
ces 14tu anarchist6v, oskarzo,
nych o szereg zamach6w dy.
namitowych, a miedzy innemi
i o zamach na dom dra Rem
soma, trivia do dis. Gl6wnym
oskarzonym jest anarchista
francuskl Mueller. w sledz-
twie wstspnem przyzna} sic on
do why i wskaza} swych
wsp6luik6w. Obecnie jedna-
kowoz zmieni} zupelnie takty-
ke. Oswiadcaa, re zadnych
wsp6lnik6w ME mial - re
wymieni4 wsp6}oskarzonych
jedynie przez zemsts. Proku.
ratorya must tedy gromadzic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-07
FOrmalna ahdy kacya krolOWej
LiliuOkalani.

Honolulu, 3Ogo stycznia
(przez San Francisco, CAL, d.
s lutego). - B. kr6l9wa ha-
wajska LiliuoIalani wczoraj
stanowczo i ostatecznie zrzeN4a
SIC wszelkich praw do rzad<e
MIA TEN paGstewkiem, na lz-cz
rzadu rzeczypospoltej. Doku
ment ab iykacyjuJ S. o"zadzo,
ny zostaf Ia z4danie b. kr6'o-
wei prztz A. s. Hartwel'a je.
SIZE Il, 26go stycAnia - le'
goz dnia zatwierdz 'ny przez
prezydenta DIE. Prawdopo
dobnie b. .kr0Iowa OtrAy ma ia
kas pensyjke Cd rzYdu rrpu-
bl'ka6sk ego y / orusci wy,
spy Hawaii na zawsze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-07
Pvdarki Suftana.

PETERSBURG, ego lutego. -
General adjutant Musin-Pusz
kin, kt6ry jezdzi} do Konstan-
tynopola dla zawiadomienia o
wstapieniu na tron cara Miko-
}aja, przyWi6z} Z sobs podarki
sultana dla w}adcy Rosyi: diva
czystej krwi konie arabsk!!e, o.
raz kosztowne dywany i mate.
rye iedwabne. Genera}owi to
warzyszy az do Petersburga
specyalny adjutant su}tana,
kt6ry wrsczy carowi podarki.