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The morning call., 1895-01-12
PLENTY Oh CURE SOON.
Serum for Diphtheria to Be
Well Supplied.
REPORT MADE ON ANTI.TOKINE
More Than Fifty Men Employed in
One Factory.
INCREASED DEMAND FOR THE REMEDY.
How the Horses That Are to Save the
Lives of Children Are
Cared For.
REPORT MADE ON ANTI-TOKINE
INCREASED DEMAND FOR THE REMEDY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-FraDk Mason,
United States Consul at Frankfort, has
submitted to the Department of State a
most interesting report on anti-toxine. the
new curative and preventive of diph-
liberia. He explains that he is impelled to
do this because the subject is about to en-
gage the attention of Congress, because of
the large mum Der of inquiries for detailed
information concerning alti-toxlne. and
because at Frankfort is the only estab lish-
ment where it has been produced CONNER
cialy in quantities adequate to meet the
rapid increase in demand. He suggests
the early publication of the report. Mr..
Mason gives clear and detailed descrip-
ton of every step in the process OF the
production of the new remedy, preceded
by an accurate history of the discovery
and its development.
The factory at Frankfort to which he
refers is the FarbrOerke at escht-on-the-
Main. Sheep and goats, at first employed
to produce serum, we're discarded because
their tissues were affected by the various
foods they consumed and recourse was
had to horses. The establishment now
utilities the blood ofseveuty-six horses and
employed in this one work, producing at
presenl 1000 doses per day. and by the end
Of this month 1t will supply the demand.
1t is absolutely requisite that the horses be
young, vigorous and physically perfect and
no racing stud was ever better housed. eX-
ercised. fed and cared for.
The anti-toxine improves with age, at
least during the first two months, and the
German physicians no longer use it fresh,
when it Is apt to cause a skin eruption.
An early application, however. is of the
utmost Importance. In seventy-two cases
of children treated within two days of the
first appearance of diphtheria but two
cases were fatal and the death rate In such
cases is placed at four per cent. In Ger
many, where the fatal cases used to aver
age 60 per cent and not less than 5000 lives
were annually sacrificed to the diphtheria
scourge, the mortal list has been reduced
to less than one-fourth, and it will be still
further reduced when the country physi-
clans use it freely. A serious epidemic of
diphth5ria at Trieste has been practically
mastered by aDti-toxine.
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BUT HE WORKS HARD.
Governor-EIeCt Morrill, of Kansas
Said to Be VerV Ill.

TOPEKA, Kaus., Jan. 11.-Governor-
elect Morrill, has been feeling bad for sew
eral days. and his physicians say his all
ment is an attack of intermittent fever.
The Governors intimate friends are very
much alarmed about his condition. and
have expressed fears lest he will not be
able to participate in the inaugural cere-
monies on Monday. Governor Morrill,
himself does not seem to be alarmed, and
although be had very high fever to-day
he is at his desk in his rooms, on the third
floor of the Column ian building, trying to
make the final corrections in his inaugural
address and his message to the Legislature.
He thinks he will be all right for the IN
augural ceremonies Monday next.
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Catholic Mape. however. refused to see a
minister, and his last words were: "This
is what an innocent man gets. by -"
He requested that his body be thro wn into
the river, and said he would be back TO-
night to haunt the Sheriff and others who
mad anything to do with his conviction.
The two negroes murdered Marion L. Ross.
an aged white saloon-keeper. Decem Der II.
1892. Robbery was the motive. Wooden
confessed, duplicating Mape.
RICHMOND. Ky, Jan. IL William Tay.
lor (coIored) was hanged today for the
murder of Davis Doley. December Z. 1894
About 5000 people saw him drop. He de-
clared he was going to heaven.
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REDUCE THE GRAIN RATE.
Collective Action of the Central
TraffiC Lines.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE lines of the Gen.
tral Traffic Association have now done in-
divdualy what they refused to do col
lectiveIy-they have reduced the grain rate
between Chicago and New York cents
under the tariff. The Western lines made
DO progress to-day and adjourned until
tomorrow.
The report of the Chicago and Northern
Pacific for the last three months was fled
to-day. The report is filed in statements
of account for each separate month. The
report for December is as follows: Cash
on hand, December 1, 1894, $l24,033 n;
cash receipts Tor the month, $125. 0O1 40.
Total, S249.0 35 II.
Seventeen items of cash disbursements
covering the operating expenses and pay
ments of interest, show total of $780,
623 80, leaving a cash balance on hand
January 1. 1895, of $17.411 g. Owing to
the heavy amount of bonds issued by this
line the financial statement has been
awaited with much interest.
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ALL MUST OBEY.
Decree of the Pope on Certain Secret
Societies.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 11.-Bishop Horst
man of the Cleveland diocese has Issued a
circular which includes the recent decree
OF the Pope on secret societies. TO be read
at all of the diocese churches next Sunday
morning. The Bishops letter calls for
prompt obedience to the Pope's decree,
and concludes as follows:
'This decision should settle the question
for every true Catholic. It makes no
matter what his own private judgment
may be concerning the nature of such So
cieties, or what temporal advantages
they may offer, or any other reason be
may have had for becoming a member
thereof. The vicar of Christ has spoken,
and a prompt and loyal obedience is the
only answer to be given by Catholics"
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TURNKEY HOLDS ON.
1t Will Take Time to Settle the
Tennessee GubernatoriaI Disnute.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 1.-THE de-
bate upon the powers of the Legislature
under the constitution in canvassing the
vote for Governor was argued for three
hours in the Senate to-day. The debate
led up to a test vote upon a resolution
postponing 10 date yet to be fixed for the
assemblage OF joint convention to can
vass and publish the returns.
The resolution was adopted-l9 to e.
which means that the investigation will
not be concluded for fifty days. and Gov
ernor Turney will hold over until the iE-
vestigation is completed
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Published Obscene Matter.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. ia special to
the Star from Fort Scott says: Daniel E.
Swearngen, editor of the Burlington
(Ksns.) Courier, was this morning found
guilty by jury in the Federal Court Of
having published in bis paper and sent
through the mails obscene matter. Sem
tence has not yet been passed. The article
declared to be obscene was an attack upon
one of his tOWnsmen.
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ON THE FACE OF RETURNS.
An Interesting Decision Relating to
Utah'S Election Cases.

SALT LAKE, Jan. 11.-Judge Bartch to-
day rendered decision in the San Pete
County election case. The opinion de-
fines the powers and duties of the Utah
commits sion, and is an elaborate review of
the law relating TO the conduct of elections
and the canvass of votes.
He says no authority is found in any
case to go behind the returns and open
ballot-boxes for the purpose Of canvassing
the ballots to declare the result of an cleo
ton. The mandate is granted and the
commission instructed TO Issue certificates
of election as shown by the face of the
returns.
The morning call., 1895-01-12
Creditors to Be Protected.

New YORK, Jan. 11.-Default having
been made in the payment of certain obli-
cations of the Fidelity Loan and Trust
Company OF Sioux City, Ia. falling due
January 1, Otto T. Barnard. president of
The Continental Trust Company, Thomas
T. Starr, president of the Nassau Bank,
Brooklyn, and Benjamin Graham of Guy
Ter, Morgan & Co.. have been appointed by
the creditors and stockholders of the
company to act as committee to protect
their rights.
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Given a Death Sentence.

FRANKFORT. KY. Jan. 11.-George M.
Me Ghee (colored), aged 20 years. a convict
in the Kentucky Penitentiary, was given
death sentence by jury in the Circuit
Court for the murder of Charles Thomas
(colored), a convict, in September. Nc
Ghee stabbed Thomas while at supper.
The morning call., 1895-01-12
OnIv Three Men Obeyed.

FORT WAYNE, Jan. flowing to dis
satisfaction with the foreman at the barn
and the discharge of four men, general
strike on all the streetcRr lines in this city
was ordered at meeting of the streetcar
employees of this union last night to go
into effect at o'clock this morning. Only
three men obeyed the order, and the cars
are running as usual.
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ON THE WINTER TRACK
Results of the Races at Madison and
New Orleans.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 11.-SiX furlongs Kin
dora won, Lester second, Belle Stout third.
Time, 1854.
Six furlongs, Old Dominion won, Francis
Pope second. Foot Runner third. Time, :25A.
Five furlougs, Redina won, Ludlow second,
Luxe Parks third. Time, 1:101a.
Seven furlongs, Alethia Allen won. Gleesome
second Hodgson third. Time, 1894.
Six furlongs John Cycha won, Sdcan Sec
ond. DIR. Reed third. Time, 1863.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 11.-MadisOn results: Nine
six eenths of mile. Texas Frank won, Young
Lottery second, Mandy Brooks third. Time,
:5712.
Ell, ven-sixleeuths OF mile. Uf won, Rein
deer second, Anawan thru. Iime iii.
ne.sixteenths OF d mile. Martin Curugus
won, Tom Carl second, Pink Boomer third.
Time, :57.
Eleyen-sixteenths OF mile, Impostor won,
Mamie Duffy second, Fred WOoley third.
Time, 1:101a.
Three-fourths of mile, j. II. Mac won, Ag-
mes second, Altar third. Time, 1:191a.
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plunged Into the Lake.

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 1.-THE Lake
Shore anu Eastern freight train ran into a
slide two miles west of Fremont this morn
ing. The engine and three loaded and
two unloaded boxcars ana two flatcars,
carrying 200 rails, plunged into Lake
Washington. No one injured.
The morning call., 1895-01-12
DIFFICULT SHOOTING.
Pigeon Staying Contest for the Anna
feur Guardianship.

LARcHMoNT, N. Y. Jan. 1.-THE live
pigeon shoot for the amateur champion
ship of the United States began here TO-
day with Palmer. Work, Wynn, Madison,
Ferguson, Eddy, Davenport and Money a
entries. The wind was light and that.
with the dark clouds, made shooting diff
cult. The scores we're high under the cir
cumstanees. Palmer killed % out of 25.
tying Davenport and Frank Work. WYNN
killed %, tying Money. Eddy was third
with 81 killed,
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Bill for the Sailors.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-Judge Mcguire
to-day passed bis bill for the betterment of
the condition of seamen. Through Sem
atOr Perkins Influence the bill will. Judge
Mcguire thinks. pass the Senate and be
signed by the President.
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Steve Elkins Their Choice.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. 1.-THE
joint Republican caucus tonight ncmi-
mated Hon. S. b Elkns for United States
Senator to succeed j. N. Camden. Hon.
Nelson E. Whitaker of Wheeling was be-
fore the caucus. but his name was with
drawn and Elkins was nominated without
OpDoSitioD.
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THREE MEN IN THE RACE.
Ingalls, Will Not Secure the Kansa
SenatorShip.

TOPEKA, Kans., Jan. 11.-As the Sena-
tOrial situation looks to-day there are ap-
parently three men prominently In the
race, namely, Burton. Hood and Ady. Bur-
ton seems to lead. with Hood the next in
strength. None have sufficient votes to
indicate result on the first ballot. There
is no visible evidence of any ingalls, boom
among the Representatives or Senators and
it is believed to-day that the selection will
fall to one OF the three named.
The morning call., 1895-01-12
WIN Hold a Citrus Fair.

Los ANGELES, Jan. ia meeting of
the orange-growers of Southern California
was held yesterday and it was decided to
arrange for citrus fair to be held here
about February %. The fair will be under
the auspices of the Chamber Of Commerce.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia treasury
statement issued to-day shows that the ex-
penditures so far this month exceed the
receipts by Sc. 1913. 742. which make the de-
fciency for the fiscal year to date $50. 778,-
2O4. The total receipts since June 80 re
$780, 275, 76O and the disbursements $780,
061 O6Q
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Protection for Sailors.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE House
Committee on Commerce to-day decided to
favorably report Representative Her
mann's bill for steam lightship and fog
signal opposite the Straits of Fuca. Wash
lngton, at place to be selected by the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury, the ship to cost
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The Mohican Departs.

VALLEJO, Jan. 1.-The United States
ship Mohican left the navy-yard at 1880
o'clock this morning. and was to proceed
direc tly through Raccoon Straits TO sea,
going up to Puget Sound to test coal.
The morning call., 1895-01-12
DISTINCTIONS in a Great Harbor

UDsIIuCtIOIs IN a CIeaI tfarDOr
Are less easily removed than distractions of the
bowels are by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters infn-
itely more effectuai than violent purgatives, and
which never gripes, eonvuises AMI weakens as
they do. The Buffers also removes malarial and
rheumatic complaints, biliousness, sick headache
nervousness aud dyspepsia. Givo this deserving
remedy fair trial and expect the best and most
complete results.
The morning call., 1895-01-12
Schaefer and Ives Matched.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Jan. IL. Jacob
Schaefer, the Wizard" and Frank Ives.
the Napoleon" of billiards, will play q
match game 10 this city on Wednesday
evening next at the Cleveland Athletic
Club. Arrangements for the game have
been made by Manager Scoyille Of the
club with Charles j. E. Parker. manager
for Schaefer and Ives, who is now In this
The morning call., 1895-01-12
Eormed a New Cabinet.

BUDA PEsTH. j an. u.-Baron Banffy,ac
cording to the newspapers OF this city, has
formed Cabinet with himself as Premier
and Minister of the Interior.
The morning call., 1895-01-12
A Verdict for the Plaintiff.

In the United States Circuit Court yes
tsrday afternoon, jury rendered ver-
diet in favor of the plaintiff for $1,000 in
the suit of De Nobrn against the Albion
Lumber Company.
The morning call., 1895-01-12
humans Sudden Death.

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 11-John Nunan, a
couple of years ago from San Francisco.
died suddenly last night. Heart disease
is supposed to have been the cause Ha
had been employed in the leading saloons
here off and on,
The morning call., 1895-01-12

AFEAsT worthy of epicures could be pre-
pared with the aid OF DR.. Prices Baking
Powder. No pastry is perfect without 1t.
The morning call., 1895-01-12
Carter for Senator.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 11-Thomas "a.
Carer was nominated tonight for SEN
ator by the Republican caucus.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

GRATEFUL as showers to the parched
earth is the flavor of food cooked with DR..
Prices Baking Powder.
The morning call., 1895-01-12

GOOD housekeeping can be reduced to
science with the aid of DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder,
The morning call., 1895-01-12
THREE NEGROES HANGED.
One Died as He Had Lived, a
Desperate Rascal.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Jan. 11.-George
Mape and Buddy Wooden, young negroes.
were hanged to-day. Wooden died a
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LADIES' CAPES.

"A
at
to
5 o each
a 81
LADIES CAPE fine Seaette Plush military
$1,000
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MOrderstWO.

Okoio p6fnocy zosta} ma ulicy AZ
strzelony 25 letni John Conlin, zam.
pm. 394 Austin ave. Zastrzelif go
tua pred jego mieszkaniem strazak
John Oran, zam. pm. 400 Austin av.
a kiedy sasiedzi us}yszawszy strzaf,
przybiegli ma ulice, zastali Conlina
lezacego juz bez przytomnosci, pod.
czas gdy mloda iona Drama obok le-
zala zemdlona, samego mordercy
iuz ME by}o.
Conlina zaniesiono do rodzic6w,
gdzie wkr6tce umarl; zone morder.
cy przeniesiono do jej mieszkania.
Co byEo powodem morderstwa, ME
wiadomo. Oran takze miaf lat 25,
ale obaj mEodzi ludzie cieszyli sic
powszechnym szacunkiem. Powia.
daja tylko, re Oran W czasie pozaru
ma wystawie ciezko sic skaleczy} i
cd tego czasu chwilami bywa} jako-
by ob}skany. zdarza}o sic kilka ra
zy, ze ma ulicy strzela} bez powodu i
bez celu.
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Zbieg zastrzelOny.

Fort Sheridan, 10 wrzesnia. -
Dzisiai wiezienia wojskowego tu-
tejszego pr6bowafo zbiedz trzech
wiezui6w: Coffey, Williams iSmith'
korzystajqc re sposObnOsci, IL costa
Ii wyprowadzeni "a injury fortecy do
pewnych robot. Spostrzezono ich
uciekajscych i scigano ich, Smith
powr6ci}, gdy przekonaf sic, re 60
dostrzezono; do Coffeys i Williamsa
strzela} straznik Kress. Cofey So
sta} zastrzelony; Williams pewno-
Scia tra6ony, ale niewiadomo, czy
take zabity, czy tez udalo mu SIG
uciec, gdyz ME MONA 50 by}o zna-
lezG. R6wnoczesnie przekonano sic,
jak straszliwa bronia So nowe kara
biny wynalazku Krag-Jorgensona,
kt6re ma odlegfosc 1000 yard6w SO
W stanie przebic debowa deske 6 ca.
Ii grubaD Nietylko g}owa Coffeya
zosta}a rozbita ma kawa}ki, ale kula
przeszla jeszcze przez drzewo, osm
cali CRUDE, i utkwi}a po drugiej stro-
ME czelusci, W kt6rej to sic dzia-
10.
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Telegramy krajoWe.
Wyscigi yaehtOWp.

New York, 10 wrzesnis. - Dru-
gi wyscig pomiedzy sngielskim va
chtem Valkyrie Ill a amerykanskim
Defender skonczy} sic zwycieztwem
Valkirie.
Valkyrie, wyruszajac, uderzy}a o
Defender uszkodziia go W ten spo'
sob, re statek ME m6g} W czasie po-
dr6zy uzywa6 swego wierzchniego
zagla. Defender natychmiast wy
wiesii flage protestu, ale pomimo
tego pusciI sic W podr6z. zosta}
zwyciezony, i przyby} o 2 minuty i
IS cekund p6zniej do celu, niz Val
kyrie. Poniewaz wypiynaf pozniej,
przeto wlasnie r6znica czasu PREY
odbyciu podr6zy wynosi{o tylko ~
sekund.
Lord Dunraven, w}asciciel Val.
kyrie, przyrzekI wszystkim czfonkom
za}ogi yachtu, il skoro yacht zwy-
cigzy i odbierze puchar, o kt6ry sic
rOzchodzi, to do pensy i'm wszy-
stkim kazdemu Mich, az do smier-
ci wyp}acae bedzie po 80 szyling6w
ma tydzien. Jestto oferta nieslycha.
ns; udowadnia ona, jak bardzo eho-
dzi lordowi o to, azeby odebrac
Ameryce puchar kr6lowej, kt6ry
pred p6} wiekiem z Anglii przy-
szed} do Ameryki.
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Walka re zbojami " Serbli.

Wiede11, 10 wrzesnia. q Bel
gradu donosza, IL zandarmerya Sciga
energicznie zb6jcow It. z. hajdu'
k6w). W og6le Rad postanowh wy
tepiG rozb6jnictwo W Serbii. W tym
celu wydane zostafy ostre ustawy
przeciw hajdukom tym, kt6rzy ich
okrywaja GI6wne siedlisko zb6j6w
znajdowa}o sic W miasteczku Pozu-
ga. Obecnie zandarmerya zaje}a to
miasteczko. Liczbe hajdukow W Ser
BIZ podawano niedawno ma 200; ta-
kowa obecnie zmniejszy}a sic do 40
tu. PozostaIych zandarmi pozabijali,
uwiezili Iub wypedzili "a granice, W
ciagu jednego ostatniego tygodnia
zabito 7miu zboiow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-11
Kwestya kOlonizacyi.
I'll nD,o,, h,,oo,o+;o,, ,N
Seim Uni Polskiej
W Buffalo.
(Wiadomosci telegrafczne).

East Buffalo, N. Y, II wrzesnia'
- Prezydentem Sejmu Unii Pol
skiej zostaf wczoraj obrany Wiel.
ks. Majer St. Paul, MINI.
Sekretarzem wybrany p. Fronczak
Buffalo.
Delegaci Zjedn. Pol. Re-. Kat. pod
op. B. S. J. Wiel. ks. Gutowski
Detroit p. K. Bielihski Chicago
So obecni.
Przemawiali oni koniecznosci
porozumienia pewnej }acznosci po-
miedzy polskiemi katolickiemi sto-
warzyszeniami.
Mowy przyjeto goracemi oklaska-
mi.
Wieczorem odby}a sic swietna pa.
rada - i mia{ miejsce mass-mi.
tying.
Uchwalono rezolucye potepiajace
kosciH niezalezny.
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Fraker przed sadem.

Richmond, Mo-, 10 wrzesnia. -
Dzisiaj rozpocza} sic process dra
Frakera, oskarzonego to, re uda-
wal umarlego, azeby re swoimi
wsp6lnikami przyjs6 do posiadania
duzych sum z Towarzystw ubezple-
czen ma zycie. Pierwsza skarga jest,
IL otrzymal $4,000 sunny ubezpie-
czenia cd jednego tych iowa
rzystw, sprawa toczy sic przed Sc
dzia, Nc Cuiston, kt6ry Frakera
postawii pod wysoka kaucy2 do roz-
prawy d. II wrzesnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-11
NOtatki teIegraficzne
krajOWe.

- Straszliwe upa}y panowaty
wczoraj W poludniowej czescl Wis.
conisnu, W Iowa Illinois.
W Louisville, gdzie sic odby-
wa konwencya weteranow 6. A. Il,
bawi okolo 2oo, 200 gosci.
w Springfield, o. cd wczorAj
rozpoczeli republikanie kampanle
stanowa.
w St. Paul odbywa sic kon.
wencya krajowego zwiazku klerkow
pocztowych.
w Laport, Ind. Gala rodzlna
Charlesa +. Kruegera, zlozona ro-
dzic6w 6 dzieci, umar}a ma trychl-
nosis. Pred rokiem jeszcze spozyI
mieso trychinami W przecl2gu
roku wszyscy pomarli.
w Denver, Colo. niejaki Will.
liam Rose strzelal cztery razy do pa
nj Ph. Kuhn ranif ia niebezpie'
cznie, potem sam sic ranif. Are
sztowano 60. Powodem zbrodni mia
Ia bye zazdrosc.
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Polacy W Anleryca
ZOnOboi istWO.

,,Polonia" baltimorska donosi:
Rozmyslne zb6jeckie morderstwo
pope{ni{ W New Yorku niejaki Pa
skolka. Jest on rzezuikiem pred
kilku laty ozenil sic wdowa, starsza
odeh o jakich lat 15cie, lecz posiada-
iaca kilkanascie set dolar6w W 60
t6wce. zaraz po slubie rozpoczeiy sic
swary pomiedzy MIN a zons, ponie-
waz Paskolks widzial sig zawiedzio.
nym W swej kalkulacyi, IL "a Pienia'
DE zony bedzie m6gi sobie pohula6'
Pieniedzy mu ME da1s, zmuszony bys
vice wzied sic do pracy. q tego po-
wodu W domu tym odbywa}y sic
czeste sceny bardzo gwaltowne.
Paskt}ka zaczai pic ma zaboj odgra.
za6 sic, il zone zamorduje. Gro2be to
niespodziewanie wykonas. Zabrawszy
W usposobieniu ma Po.6r spokojnem
mad ranem zone z kawiarni do domu,
kazas dzieciom wyjs6 ma ulice, sam
zas, pozamykawszy drzWi, prLerzna}
gardso kobiecie rzeznickim nozem cd
ucha do ucha. Dziewcze jej lOletnie
widzia3o przez dziurke cd klucza, JAZZ
nokem W reku matke po cafem. po-
mieszkaniu gonil, przyczem powy.
eracano meble; jak uohwyciwszy "a
w1osy, glove tyl przegia} blaga-
jaca zycie bezlitosnie zamordowai.
Dziki z}oczyhca ciezko odpowie "a
sw6j czyn zbrodniczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-11

nych powstancow kubanskich. Pro-
kurator Vendegrief zada}, azeby
otworzyc zapieczetowane listy ad-
resowane do Martineza de Campos,
ktore znaleziono miedzy rzeczami
aresztowanych; obronca aresztowa-
nych sprzeciwial sic temu, oswald
czajac, re by1oby to rzecz2 nieuspra'
wiealiwiona, gdyz podstepnem skfo-
nieniem oskarzonych do swiadczenia
przeciw sobie samym. Sad ME roz-
strzygnaE jeszcze tel sprawy.
Philadelphia, Pa, 10 wrzes. -
Ia staraniem tutejszego reprezen-
tanta Hiszpanii wystawiono rozkaz
aresztowania kap. P, Highesa.
Highes byf kapitanem parowca
Lourada, kt6ry mial zawiezc pow
stanc6w Parma Grove do Kuby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-11
PrzeciW NestOm.

WestUiUe, Fla. 10 wrzesnia. -
W p6fnocnej czesci Holmes County
wczoraj grenada zamaskowanych
zatrzelifa dw6ch Negr6w i wielu
porani}a. Negrzy byli zatrudnieni W
tartakach Gravesa Beatty'ego, a
80 znich spalo W wagonie frachto'
wynn, ,zamienionym ma sypialnia. Ia
maskowani napadli ma spiacych Ne
grow do mich strzelali; ma krzyk
Negr6w nadbiegli ludzie, a napast-
nicy uciekli. NapaSt ia Negr6w tax
przerazifa, re so mich natychmiast
odeszlo Cd roboty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-11
Nieuokoie ma wyspie Jamajee'

Kingston, Jamaica, 10 wrzesnla'
Powazne niebezpieczenstwo zagraza
mieszkancom wyspy. Otto dixie
pIemiona murzyhskie, zwane Marco
nami, gniezdzace sic W gfeol wy
spy W g6rach, zaczynaja zOiegac W
doliny napada6 ma spokoJnycn
mieszkanc6w. Groza nawet og0lnem
powstaniem. Napady te rozpoczety
sic cd paru tygodni. MarOonoWle
ukazali sic najpierw W Black River
Maja oni podObno pretensye do rzs-
du o iaki$ las, zajety przez biafych.
w gruncie rzeczy jednakowoz ma tn
podobno lezeG agitacya polityczna
przeciw Anglikom. U jednego z
agitator6w W Kingston zrobiono
rewizye - znaleziono stanoWcze
tego dowody. On sam zdofaf uciec'