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The Irish standard., 1895-11-09
DOWN,

= A very handsome pinnacle has been
placed on the spire of ST. Columbkille's
Church, Hollywood, in place of one which
was demolished by the memorable storm
of December 21st last. The pinnacle
which is most elaborate in design, was
executed by Mr.. John Lowry, of Holy
wood, and was placed in position on Oc-
tober 7th
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WATERFORD.

WAIEhHOhD. -. &
The brigantine Zoe, which was lost'
with all hands off the cost of Wales. dur
ing the recent storms, was owned oy
Patrick Golfer, of Waterford, who CON-
1nanded her. ,a... :.
The late Capt. William Gibbons, Of
Dungarvan, bequeathed, as already re-
ported, the residue of his fortune to the
Town Commissioners for the improve
ment of the bathing place and the pur-
chase of grounds to be used as a pubic
park. The money, amounting to close on
$4,000, was recently handed over, to the
commissioners by the executors, and
part of it was expended in the purchase
of suitabel grounds. It was decided by
the commissioners to place a memorial
slab over the entrance gate to the park,
with an inscription recording the name
of the deceased and the names OF the
Town Commissioners. To the latter ar
rangement the widow and other members
of the family of Capt. Gibbons objected,
and one night recently, the commission
ers names, cut on the slab, were covered
over with tar and mud. The only name
that could be read was that of the late
Capt. Gibbons. ~
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Our Job Department.
Yes we do Job Printing and lots of it, too, and
:: AZ Reasonable Rats. 9. /:

have
sut the times print biheads,
anything think
the line of Printing. a trial order Il
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CAVAN.

At recent meeting of the Monaghan
Board of Guardians, a letter was read
from Eugene Webber, singing clown in
Scott's circus, stating that he had been
bitten by rabid dog in Ballybay, and
had been completely cured by the special
list, McGovern, of Clan, County Cayan.
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DONEGAL.

On Oct. an important meeting of the
Inhabitants of Cardonagh and surround
ing districts was held in the courthouse
of that town to discuss the projected ex-
tension Of the Lough Swilly railway from
Buncrana via Clonmany to Cardonagh, it
being a fair day, there was a very large
attendance at the meeting. Mr. G. M.
Harvey, D. L., presided and resolutions
were adopted in favor of a light railway
from Buncrana to Cardonagh, declaring
and Cardonagh is the only practicable line
-inasmuch as the Londonderry and
Lough Swilly. railway company are pre-
pared to equip and work it free of charge
to the baronies, and appointing stand
ing committee and a deputation to wait
on the chief secretary.
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1.EITRIM.

On September 30th the eviction OF a
farmer named Loughlin Beirne, from ms
farm of eighteen acres, at Clonboney, was
to take place. The Sheriff, Mr.. Harrison,
attended with eight policemen, as well
as an emergency man from Dublin. The
tenant holds under Colonel Clements, at
the yearly rent of ELS los, and owing
ia the previous bad years he fell into
arrears. He made an offer to pay two
years, rent on. the spot and to pay the .s
renai1der. by installments: The sherin
STAYED the eviction, pending the offer
being made known to Colonel Clements,
who, it is understood, will accept Beirne's
terms.
The people of the parish of Kilronan,
which comprises the districts OF Keadue,
Arigna, and Kilronan, recently present
ed al address and testimonial to the Very
Rev. Canon Reddy, P. p, v, F.. Cloghan
anda sBanagher, to which place ne mas
recently been removed in place OF the
Very Rev. Dean Monahan, P. p, ". G.,
Carrick -on-Shannon.
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TYRONE.

In stewartstown, on the night of Oct.
$. riot of most serious character oc-
Cured, during which a boy was seriously
stabbed. An Orange drumming party,
armed with sticks, came INTO toW1
and Newmills districts, and being aug
mented locally, they assumed a most ag-
gressive demeanor, cursing the pope The
Orange party proceeded down Church
street, and traversing West street, again
came up Hill street, where some Natlonal-
fsts had assembled. Shouting and cheer
Ing ensued on both sides until general
riot took place. The windows OF the
houses of several Nationalist were
smashed, and young boy named Thomas
Newell, son of laborer, aged about ~
years, was stabbed in:the back. Mlcnaea
Park shoemaker, Stewartstown, was
charged before three magistrates with
having stabbed Newell. He was remand
ed on bail. ....
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DuBLIN.

On Oct. information reached Dublin
of the death of Justice Harrison, of the
Irish judicial bench. He was called to the
bar in 1849; obtained silk in 1868, and
was solicitor general from 1867 to 1868,
when he was appointed judge in bank
ruptcy. Ten years later he was pro-
NOTED to the common pleas, and later as
second justice of the queens bench divi-
sion. under the judicature act.
All the preparations have been made
for the re-erectfon OF All Hallows' Col
lege chapel. The builder (Mr. Kiernan,
OF Talbot street, Dublin) has already en-
tered on the work.
The fourth anniversary Of the death Of
Mr.. Parnell! was signaltzed ia Dublin on
sunday, Oct. I, BY an imp pesing demon
sfra tioia. .s Tho chm liies ran
clix9n exEut 81 reland.
l A y ll|l y 4 I. q B i..s' il
ssy
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CLARE.

One often hears of the dangers of the
oppression of the Protestant minority
by the Catholic majority under a sys-
tenn of home rule. Down in Glare they
have just given specimen of how the
minority would be Oppressed" The
election of medical officer for the Crush
cen Dispensary District took place on
October 7th There were two candi-
dates, one Protestant and the other a
Catholic, the resident medical officer
of one of the largest Catholic hospitals,
and young man of great promise. The
choice lay with a committee of thirteen
gentlemen, ten of whom we're Catholics
and three Protestants. The Protestant
candidate was elected, seven of the Cath
olic members of the committee voting
for him. When will Protestant Ulster
give a sample of federation like this?
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LIMERICK.

Catholic Glasgow has been recently
celebrating the golden jubilee OF pio-
neer priest Of the Glasgow Mission -
Canon Condor, Gf st. Patrick's The
Canon is a native Of Limerick and an old
student Of All Hallows, the; nursery Of
MANY an Irish missionary. He received
deaconship from the hands of Archbishop
Murray, went to Glasgow before the fam
inc days. and has. been a Jealous laborer
il ali the work Of Catholic organization
in the commercial capital OF Scotland
since. On one occasion, while on the
mission III Argyle he had to travel 500
miles % and from s sic few!
Wera tIla then fIe has
IS. H
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GALWAY.

A man named Stephen Conroy, resid-
ing in the village of Bealcouneen,, conve-
nient to Clifden, went to sea on October i
on fishing expedition, from village
near Roundstone, and was accompanied
by four other persons, all of whom were
drowned in the recent great storm. The
occupants of another boat witnessed their
death struggles in the water, but could
render. them no assistance. The names
Of. Conroy's companions We're Thomas
Gorham, Michael Mongan, Pat Connolly
and John Connolly. Twenty other men,
who proceeded from the islands of Turk
and Turbut on the same day in seven
boats, are still missing, and the gravest
apprehensions are entertained as to their
fate '4.
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WICKLOW.

On the forenoon of October 5th, short
ly before IL o'clock, a terrific explosion
occurred in the Arklow Cordite Works
Of Kynock & Co., resulting in the death
of one workman and an injury Of a tri-
vial nature to girl named Heaney. The
deceased workman, Thomas Cullen, who
belonged to Arklaw, had been in the en-
ployment of the company since the man
ufacture of explosives was commenced,
and was looked upon as an excellent and
trustworthy servant. He was packing
guncotton in hut situated about 150
yards from and in an almost direct line
with the entrance gate. There was no
other person in the hut with him when
the explosion took place. Work on the
manufacture has been suspended pend
ing government inquiry, but previous
ly the workmen had struck for an in
crease of pay.
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WEXFORD.

The Wexford corporation has taken up
the subject of providing. suitable houses
for the working classes Of the town. Dr.
Stafford, of the Local Government
Board, recommends the corporation to
put the act of 1890 in force, under which
they can borrow $4,000. A committee
has been appointed to select sites, etc,
and it may confidently be expected that
practical results will follow.
On October 3d. Mark Rourke, Of Wex-
ford. was arrested on committal orders
for having failed to discharge install
ment orders to the amount of f10, las.
3d., including costs, made by Judge
Kane. On the 5th the amount was paid
and the debtor liberated from the prison.
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TIPPERARY.

"
mel, celebrated the golden Jubilee of the
establishment Of the order in. the town.
High Mass took place in the, beautiful
convent chapel at IL o'clock. Most Rev.
DIR. Sheehan, bishop of Waterford and
Lismore, presided, and was attended by
the Very Rev. Father Mcdonnell, 2. p,
v. G., and "a large body of the clergy.
At the Clonmel borough court, on Oct
9, before AID E. Cantwell, j. P, presiding,
Col. Riall. J. p, and Mr.. 7. c. Grubb, y.
p, Edward Albert Power, Kilkenny
gentleman was charged that at Clonmel,
on Oct 2, he did wilfully steal, take and
carry away one box coat, the goods and
chattels of Michael O'Donnell, ]. p, Ban
noxtoWn. The case excited considera-
BILE interest Dr. Hanrahan said his cli-
ent was gentleman Of the highest posi-
tion in the County Kilkenny. Mr.. Power
came to Clonmel the last fair day to sell
some horses. = He stopped up that night
and imbibed more than was good for him.
Next morning again he took more than
was good for his health, and having gone
into Hearn's Hotel, he took Mr.. O'Don-
nell's coat in mistake. He was brought
before Mr.. M. Ryan, j. p, and remanded
on the present charge. MIR. ODonnell,
he understood, was satisfied on getting
back his coat to Withdraw the charge. The
magistrate, however, decided that it was
a crown case, and could not be settled by
the parties, and they held the accused,
under bail, for the action Of the grand
Jury.
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IQU17H


At the recent preliminary examina-
tions of the Royal College of Physicians
and Royal College of Surgeons, John
McQuillan, son Of P. McQuillan, West
street, Drogheda, passed with honors.
On the morning Of the 29th ult.,
woman named Margaret Rooney, about
46 wears OF age, was missed from her
house at Stormanstown, near Ardee.
She was single woman and slept with
sister of hers but got out of the bed
unknown to her sister on the morning
in question before o'clock. AS she
could not be found about the place, her
brother and two sisters made all the
search they could for her, but no trace
was got of her until the End inst, when
a man named Michael McCabe found her
body in drain in the neighborhood.
An inqueste was held before DR.. T. j.
Moore, J. P, Coroner, when a verdict OF
found drowned was returned.
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stone of yet anothe her temple The Irish
men Of Glasgow have Gel lebrated his sjubi-

stone 81 yet anoth her 5tennple. The irish
men Of Glasgow have elebrated his sjubi--
lee 1ttingly. 55 s4.s sFs# E.s
AT Limeric Quarter Sessions, On Octo--
3ber 9Th, before Judge r. Adams, q dis
puted will case, Higgins against Dineen,
occupied some time in the hearing. The
parties reside at Partuanes, near Kill
mallock, and the plaintiff, Thomas Hig-
gins, who is blacksmith, was married
to a daughter Of the late Thomas Dineen,
who died on the 18th Of February, 1898.
1t was averred that he made a will vest
ing his farm at Breesheen, in his daugh-
ter, wife Of Higgins, after the death OF
his own wife, and for the benefit OF
niece. The executors to the will were
Patrick Denisons and Thomas Higgins,
the plaintiff. The will was dated 8th
February, 1892, and the old man Dineen
died on the 18th of February, 1898, with
out having, as alleged, revoked or altered
tthe will. The other executor, Patrick
Denison, having died on the 18th Of April
1894, the remaining executor, Patrick
Higgins, being anxious to obtain probate,
now. sued John Dineen, the son OF the
deceased, who had entered a caveat
against the probate being granted. The
personal estate concerned did not exceed
$500, and the annual value Of the land
did not exceed f3O year. The Judge, in
giving his decision, said he had come to
the conclusion, and was perfectly con-
yinced about it, that Higgins had forged
the will he produced, and he considered
it most improbable, that a man OF the
business habits of Mr.. Denison, VINO was
a large farmer, man Of intelligence and
business connections with the Munster
Bank, should put mark to document
like a will instead OF his name. He con-
demned the will produced by Higgins and
admitted the other will to probate.
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'of Most Rev. Dr.. Healy, which occurred
on October 9Th. Deceased, who was only
seventeen years Of age, was IN perfect
health up to a few weeks ago, when he
was attacked with pneumonia, which car
ried him off despite the best medical at
tendance !. e. S is..a.
On September Both the Collooney and
Clarmorris Railway, which has just been
completed, was opened for goods and pas
senger traffic by the Waterford and Lin n
erick Railway Company under the most
favorable auspices. There was a consid-
erable amount of traffic over the line, and
everything connected with the running Of
trains passed off smoothly and satisfac-
tCrily.
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CORK.

COfth.
Much regret has been occasioned by
the announcement of the death of Mrs.
keenan,, wife OF M keenan,, Esq, Dis
trict Inspector of National Schools, Cork,
which took place on October Sd. On the
4th the funeral obsequies were per-
formed by Father O'Ikeefe, st. Patriclz's..
Mcguire, of Maynooth College, cele-
brated mass for the deceased at 8
o'clock in the neighboring church of the
Sisters of Charity.
On October 5th, in Cork, Coroner Muir
ply held an inquest on the body of John
Lyons, an army pensioner, aged 70 years,
who had died rather suddenly on the
previous Friday at his lodgings, No. 4
James street. 1t appeared from the evil
dence that the deceased was so weak on
the End that he had to be helped to bed.
Early on the following morning he fell
down stairs, and being put in bed again,
he died soon after. A verdict Of death
from natural causes, accelerated by the
fall, was returned.
On October 5th, a young shark, meas
uring about four feet in length, was cap
tured off Kings Beach, Queenstown.
Sharks rarely come into Queenstown
Harbor 1t is five or six years since one
was captured there.
At the last meeting of the Mitchels-
town Board of Guardians several mat
ters connected with DR.. Walsh's report
on the condition of the workhouse in
firmary patients were discussed. Mr..
W. D. Webster, J. p, gave notice that he
would at the next meeting move the
appointment Of duly qualified night
nurse to attend the infrnrary patients,
as it was quite impossible for one nurse
to efficiently attend to all the patients
in the general hospital and at the same
time look after the imbeciles.
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the procession to- sGiasnevin was the larg-
est or those which have e marked the ami
versary for the past three years, and the
attendance Of country visitors was a rec
[Sord one, being fully. half as great again
as last year. :s is4 s4s 3 y 4s sy
a IRE occurred on Oct. at the Rath-
bone candle factory at Dunsinnea, near
Dunsisk, and property estimated to be
worth f8O,00O was destroyed. The fire
brigade were almost poWerless, owing to
the scarcity of water. The heat rendered
it impossible tosreach the tank in the
yard, and the only supply available was
obtained from an old quarry ln an ada
cent field. Tons Of candles were melted,
and the building was almost destroyed.
The damage is covered by insurance.
In the present exasperated state OF
political feeling in Ireland, it is pleasant
to see the. mem bers of the Dublin corpor-
alton rise above party, in order to pay
well-merited tribute to an old colleague,
who had intimated his intention OF retir-
ing. Aid. Meagher wrote to the lord
mayor to say that he did not propose to
seek reelection in November. Though
the alderman has stood steadily by the
cause Of national unity, the members Of
the council who. differ from him bore
ready testimony to the worth Of his long
services to the city, and there was a
unanimously expressed desire that he
should continue those services. Mr.. Lea
hy declared that, whether Aid. Meagher
liked it or not, the electors of the North
Dock ward would elect him next Novem-
ber.
A special representative meeting of
the Rathmines Ratepayers' Association
and others. interested in the proposed
electric tramW7ay from Castlewood avenue
via Ballshridge, to Merrion was held on
Oct. Z. to take into consideration the plans
and statistics which have been prepared
for the furtherance of the undertaking.
The chair was taken by Surgeon Lieuten-
ant Colonel Adye Curran, and the project,
on being explained by Mr.. Ryan, G. e.,
and Mr.. A e. Porte, electrical engineer,
was cordially approved by the meeting.
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news 4 from 4 11R]BLAND.
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ANTRIM.

n 90. s. ~ a. J.
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E.7ATRi TEiEGsAgG2NE z zAEsANlG7

Z Paryaa donosza, re z
powodu sprzeniewierze6 W, "a.
rzadzie kolei poiudniowej are.
sztowano fioansiste Imberta j
bylego redaktora "Nation"
Sourdillona.
- W Hiszpanii sniezyce
przerwa}y W wielu miejscach
komunikacye kolejowe.
- Wladze tureckie skonf.
skowaly ma Bosforze statek
ameryka1ski, majscy ma po-
kladzie 10000 strzelb, pre-
znaczonych dla Arme6czyk6w.
w Paryzu gazeta XIX
Steele, wmieszana W awantury
wymusza1, zbaukrutowala /
zaprzesta}a wychodzic.
- w Huichanpan, W Mex
syku, 4 osoby utraci{y zycie
wskutek zawalenia sic domu.
w rzeczp. Costa Rica
odkryto spisek, majacy ma ce-
lu obalenie rzadu. Kilkana-
scie os6b uwieziono.
w Amelpee, W Meksyku,
by}o trzesienie ziemi.
Hiszpania podwyzsza clio
wwozowe cd zboza.
- z Berlina donosza, Re
tamtejsze diva banki Drezde6-
ski i Breme6ski po}sczyly sic
W jedns instytucYe og6lnym
kapitalem Is milion6w marek.
- W .Meshed, W Persyi,
zn6w by3o gwa}towne wstrza.
snienie ziemi. Szkody W po
siadlosciach So zuaczne, jedna.
kowoz q ludzi mkt ME utraci}
zycia.
- Wojna pomisdzy Meksy,
kiem a Guatemala wisi ma wlo,
sku. Lada chwila moze bye
wypoWiedzians.
- w koloniach TransWaa.
lu, W Afryce, panujs wielkie
powodzie. Komunikacye ko-
lejowe i telegrafczne poprze-
rywane. Szkoda bardzo zna.
czna.
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Pred Slubem.

z Grudziadza donosza: Dwie
c6rki pewnego tutejszego kup,
ca mia}y wyjsc W styczniu "a
MAJ. Decorator z Bydgoszczy
dekorowal juz pomieszk kauie
jednej parze narzeczonych. W
niedz. W jednym pokoju us|y-
szano nagle strza1. Gdy wbie-
gil ludzie do pokoju, spostrze
gil narzeczonego jednej pan
ny, profesora Jacksteina, po.
krwawionego i lezacego cal.
klein bez zycia. Przyby3 on
kr6tko przedtem 2 polowania
i zapomnial dubelt6wki wy
dobyt naboje. P6zniej chcia}
lufy wyczyscic j wtedy to du.
belt6wka pusci}a i caly nab6j
trafl miodego czlowieka tax
nieszczesliwie, re smierc ma
miejscu nastapi1a.
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Bourgeois zn6W probuje utWOrzye
cabinet.

PARYz, 22go stycznia. -
,Prezydent Faure konferowa}
dzis z panami Poincarre Ca.
vaignac W sprawie utworzenia
nowego ministeryum, ale osta =.
tecznie do zadnego rezultatu
Rie doszed}. Ia lch rads po,
nowuie prsywo1al do siebie p.
Bourgeois zdolal 60 skloniG
do przedsiewziecia ponownych
usiiowa6 W celu stworzenia
gabinetu. Do tego nowego
ministeryum wesz}yby czescio,
wo przynajmniej zupe}nie no.
we Aywio}y. Wymieniaja ma.
zwiska PIP. Hanotaux, LOckro-
va, Cavaignaca, Aube, Verei-
naca Cochery.
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Wypadek przy piracy.

Osiemnastoletni Franciszek
Kuka, zam. pm. 1916 ma w.
21ej ul. padf wczoraj popolu.
dniu ofara fatslnego wypadku.
Pracowa1 on W tartaku frmy
Hair & Ridgeway pm. $40 ma
W. 29iej ul., gdy nagle zosta}
pochwycony przez machine,
kt6ra mu literalnie oderwala
gwaltem praws reke cd kor-
pusu. Nieszczesliwy zosta1 od-
wieziony do domu W wozie
ambulansowym re stacyi poll
cyjnej prey ul. Hinman. Leka
re majs nadzieje, ze biednego
chiopca, pomimo strasznego O.
kaleczenia, utrzymaja przy ~
ciu.
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Z BrazyIii.

Rio DE JANE1Ro, % stycznia.
- B. Prevalent Peixotto wy
zdrowia}. Protestuje on glosno
przeciwko wiesciom o dokona-
nych jakoby "a jego zarzadu
naduzyciach i twierdzi, ze
PREF. Moraes ME bedzie go
smia} oddac pod sad.
Nadchodzi tn wiadomosc, BE
woiska rzadowe rozbily do
szczetu wielkioddzis} powsta1. ..
cow W poblitu Santa Ana.
MoNrEvIDEo, Uruguay, %
stycz. Z brazylljskiei pro-
wiucyi Rio Grande do Sui do
noszs, BE powsta6cy maja tam
obecnie do 5000 dobrze uzbro.
jonego wojska. Try tysiace
ludzi maszeruja obecnie ma
Porto Allegro.
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NOTATKI MIEJSKE.

- Pan E. j. Jerzmanowski
z New Yorku ustepuje podo-
bno z urzedu prezydenta sto.
warzyszenia gazowego W Chi.
cago. Zachowuje kierownictwo
kompanii gazowej W New Yor.
ku.
p. Szczesny Zahajkiewicz
napisa} nova, bardzo wesola
jednoakt6wke pit. "Fa}szywy
Jakajlo". Rzecz ia zostanie
niezad}ugo wystawions ma see.
ME.
- Tow. Tadeusza Kosciusz .
' XII W South Chicago zaklada
biblioteke polska. Mysl bar.
dzo piekna!
- Tow. sw. J6zefa z St.
Paul MINI. nadesla1o do "Zgo.
dy" $500 ma pokrycie dlug6w
pawilonu polsko ameryka1 .
skiego we Lwowie.
- w przysz}s niedziele d.
81 b. M. W Hall Puiawskiego
odbedzie sic Sejm Zwiazku
Pol. Sokol6w = bankiet ma
uczczenie pierwszej rocznicy
za}ozenia tel organizacyi.
w hoteh Nc Coya ma
Clark ul. wczoraj zn6w policya
odkry}a potajemns szulernie.
Dziewiec os6b aresztowano.
-Porucznik stray ognio.
wei John Canty, bedac ma
stacyi przy Coulter ul. i West
ern ave., wpad1 W otw6r pi.
wnicy i bardzo ciezko sic
pokaleczy1.
- Ospa zn6w ukaza}a sic W
paru miejscach ma poludniowej
stronie miasta.
- Wskutek przewr6cenia
sic pieca wynik1 Wczorai pozar
W domu pm. 739 ma Turner
ave. Szkoda $500.
Ma stacyi poIicyjnej W
Town of Lake ko6 cd wozu
patrolowego rozbiega} sic = i
wpadl ma stojacy W wozowni
piec. Zwierze poparzy}o $ g
dose mocno; r6wniez policy.
ant M. J. Kelly odni6sl popa-
rzenia.
Debs i jego towarzysze
przybyli do Chicago. DIS
beda wolni.
- Patrick Conway, przy-
bylyprzed paru sdniami 3 Pre-.
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Harrison str, niejakiego An.
drew Dweyer, kt6ry prawdo.
podobnie W ciagu dnia dzisiei
szego okaze sig morderca. O.
fara jego jest 34letni kucharz
Richard Vrensley, kt6r
smiertelnie skaleczony ley W
szpitalu powiatowym, a leka
re tamttjsl watpia, by 60 zdo.
1ali utrzyrnac przy ayciu.
DWeyeri Vrens.ey wczoraj
wiecz orem zabawiali sic pi.
ciem W piwiarni pm. 375 Clark
str, a nakoniec z blahego ia.
kiegos powodu, pokl6clli sic i
poblli. Vrensley ku}akamy o.
k}ada} swego przeciwnika, kt6.
ry W ko6cu rczzioszczony wy.
ia1 sztylet bardzo ostry pchna}
Vrensleya W gard1o, przecina-
jsc mu arterya.
Vrensley, pomimo os}abie.
MIA wskutek utraty krwi, zdo.
}a} sic jeszcze zawlec do maj.
blizszej policyjnej, gdzle
jednakowoz juz zemdlony u.
pad}. Natychniast zawieziono
60 do szpltala powiatowego, a
tymczasem policyanci tajni
przeciwnika jego znalezIi i a.
resztoWali.