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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
Another Disastrous Tumble In
Prices.

Read this and ponder. but don't ponder
over IL too long. Below you will see the re-
suit OF our reporters rambles Here Is
what he saw-a store crowded with custo-
mers at II. O'Sullivans. Eighteenth AMI
Main streets. Read the following:
pounds GRADUATED Sugar and one
pound Best Tea. J0c.: pounds California
Peaches. 25c.--they are worth l5c. pound;
1900 pounds Nice Salt Pork. &c: plugs
Hardgroves Finest Chewing Tobacco.
2Jc; Finest California Cherries, pounds,
25.; California Pears. o.. per pound;
500 Small California Hams, 7i-2c. per
pound: Finest Grass Butter, 2Dc.; Choice
Home MAIDS Preserves. 7c.: New Cut Her
ring, &c. dozen: 500 barrels Highest
Grade Patent Flour. $3.50 barrel. water
White Syrup. per gallon SCc.; pounds
Fine Cream Cheese, p.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

70 raise million dollars 10 buy a fudge
or TWO: congress has decided by enact.
ment that liquor upon arrival In A STATE
shai Dc subject 10 the laws OF that State
Just as Is that manufactured therein Ths
supreme Court has time ard again AZ.
nrmed the right OF State 70 control
liquor In any way II saw proper. IL be.
hooves the lovers OF temperance through.
fluence fell and heard at this c,tss. %,
experience has shown the dispen.ary sys-
tenn to be the best political soIu,ion ~
the liquor problem.
These two judicial decisions. ~ sus-
tained, practically destroy the last yss,Igs
OF States rights and Jererson's phoph.sv
that the Federal judiciary would be
the means OF overthrowing our liberties
and destroying local self-government
viii have been fulfilled. Governor Eysns's
plan TO resist the injunction is the
quickest and best way TO have the su.
preme Court pass upon it,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
CORuETT-FITZsi FIGHT.
Arrnnging for II 90 Take Place in
Niruiut..

BALTIMORE. MD. May o.-(Special)-
4 dispatch from Washington states That
a stir has been caused in sporting circles
,here bv the assertion that arrangements
are being made TO bring of the CorDet'
and Fitzsimmons fight in Alexandria coun-
~. Va, across the river from me capl-
tai. 1t is claimed that under the virginia
etatute the Governor has no authority TO
Interfere with the affairs of the county
except in response 10 request from int
Sheriff. The telegram also states mat the
Governor and the Legislature have vainiy
tried 10 break up gambling at that point
jackson city,. but the local powers seem
10 rule supreme
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
ROANOKE DEFEATED.
They Couldn't Hit the CO1Icgian,
Who Was Very steady.

ROANOKE.VA.. May lO.-(Special)-
Inability to hit James at the proper time
was the cause OF ROanoke's defeat this
afternoon. The collegian pitched mag
nificent game and was very steady when
men were on bases. In The seventh and
ninth innings Roanoke had the bags
full. with two men out, and twice Gan
Zell spoiled the hopes OF the rooters by
striking out. Roanoke had ten men left
on bases. Lloyd and CANCEL were in the
ints for the home team, and thtH dld
Oh work. Lloyd kept the hits of the Wis
Tors. number Of which were of the
Scotch order, well scattered, and CANCEL
nailed several base runners at second.
The features of the game outside OF
James's pitching, were the fielding OF
Cavanaugh and the batting of Lippert.
Score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
sr,ous shutdown AT Parkersburg.

PARKERSBURG. W. VA, May 10
THE STANDARD Oil Company discharged or
transferred all the employees OF ther
reflnerles, cooperage, and other factories
mere Yesterday. closing everything IN
definitely. IL is the largest plant oil any
kind in this section OF the Sta'e, Gnu
.'1,,eral hundred men and boys are throwA
an, az work. An immense stock OF re-
fined product for which there seems no
market. has accumulated. and will have TO
be disposed OF before the company VIII
consider resumption.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
GOLD EXCHANGED FOR SILVER.
Small Money I'm Observation-Disclosures
of business Revival.

WASHINGTON. May lo.-Gold In con-
siderable quantities is being exchanged
for silver certificates OF small denomina-
tons in the Northwest. In Chicago yes
terday the United States SuD-Treasury re-
ceived s65 600 in gold in exchange for such
paper money, and the same demand. only
less pronounced. is felt at other points In
that region. The demand for small money
is taken as an evidence Of revival OF
business with the opening of spring. The
Treasury continues. however, to lose gold
at both New York and San Francisco,
where United States and Treasury notes
are being presented for redemption.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
Made the Eagle Scream.

DETROIT. MICH, May lo.-The Iea-
ture Of the Loyal Legion banquet az t'ie
russell House last night was a PHILIPPE
against Great Britain. delivered by Don
NJ Dickinson. Dickinson responded TO the
toast. our Veterans-Can They Hear
a Bucle-Call?" and with impassioned
voice and impetuous eloquence he point
ed to what he considered the menacins
attitude of England towards this country;
Mingled with scathing denunciations OF
the mother country were strong appears
for an increased military force for TINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
CILT-EDGE BALL.
Portsmouth's Pitcher Was Dntted by
Lynchburg Numerically.

LYNCHBURG, VA, May l0.-lSpecial)
There was not yellow tine or
a bit of Oriental flavor about the game or
ball between the Lynchburg and Ports
mouth teams this afternoon. 1t was giit-
edged ball-playing, with snap. ginger
and all the other lively QUALITIES that
baseball crank loves. Not run was
made until the sixth inning: then Lynch
burg's cool and heavy batters got on 10
Portsmouth's pitcher. Brandt. and did
him up numerically. The score was
10 / In favor OF the home team In the
wind-up. Kagey. Lynchburg's left-hand-
ed twirler was invincible. and his sup
port was Of the finest order. Following
is the score In detail:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
NnynI Vacancies Filled.

WASHINGTON. May 10.-The President
has filed two vacancies at the bottom
of the naval paymasters corps by the
appointment Of Baron Dubois. son OF
Medical-Inspector r. L. Dubois, OF the
navy, and C. r. Brawley, son OF Circuit
Judge w. II. Brawley, as assistant pay
masters with the rank of ensigns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
General Joseph Cotton Dead.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. May lo'-Gene-
raj Iosepb Cotton, OF the southern army,
dIed AT his residence here yesterday. ne
was born in West Springfield, Mass, IN
1873. OF prominent Puritan stock, oelns
descended from Thomas Hooker. ne was
In Tennessee, when the war broce nu',
and became alde-de-camp 10 oehe is.i
Pemberton. who gave MIN the cominissior
Of general after the siege OF sichsoui =
General Cotton leaves one daugh'er-"iS
East1n. OF Houma, La.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11

but Player Gets His Nose
broken.

LEXINGTON, VA, May 10.-tSpec,al)-
The Randolph Macon College nine left the
Virginia Military Institute nine behind In
a canter to-day. They hit the ball often
and hard, and fixed the score In their
favor 10 the tune of IS to 8. The fine
pitching OF Robinson for the college and
the all-round playing OF Cadet Jones were
the features. Cadet Smith had his nose
broken by a swift inshoot. The score:
Randolph .........3 ! D 3 3 0 l-lS
Cadets ......'.l W W" L l. %
Summary: Observation-Disclosures IL.
Cadets. 10. Home runs-Cadet Morgan
and Mr.. Poindexter. Errors-Randolph-
Macon. G.: Cadets, Z. Stolen bases-Ran-
dolph- Macon. 2: Cadets, e. Bases on
bails-Of Robinson. /: off Morgan. 6.
Wild pitch-Morgan. Struck out-By
Robinson, II: by Morgan. ). Left on
bases Randolph Macon. s: Cadets, S. Bat
teries: Randolph Macon Robinson and Al
len; Cadets-Morgan and stephens. I'm
pirc, Cadet Hickman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
EXEMPTION PARK. ENGLAND.
Wage Advance. ut wheeling.

WHEELING. w. VA. May l0.-Notices
were posted last night and this morning
in all departments Of the Riverside lron
Company and also OF the Wheeling Steel
and Iron Company OF an advance OF 10
per cent. In wages on al,-day work ana
a corresponding advance In piece-work
The advance will affect over 5000 men
In the employ OF the two concerns. which
are now running on full tins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11

One thousand five hundred dollars VIII
buy Virginia for Thompson's self.Mea
suring Oii-Pump. used In grocery haru-
ware. lamp. stove, and other stores whefe
coal-oil. gasoline. brnzne. turpentihe, e.e''
"a sold. The Pump IL placed on store
floor and tank In the cellar. Advantages
sufficient TO warrant advertisers say
INK territory will net $4,000. Address
Thompson q Co.. $50 &C. street. Nortn-
cast. Washington, -. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11

PHILADELPHIA. PA, May lO-James
r. Gentry. charged with the murder OF
Madge York on the nth OF last Feb
ruary. was arraigned to-day In the Court
of oyer and Terminer. and, under adj
vice OF his counsel. entered plea OF not
guilty.
He was cool and collected.
After pleading he was remanded TO
await the day of his trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11

Washington tomorrow and clear up lit
tie business, and after that don't know
what shall do"
Admiral Meade gave one last parting
shot at the administration as he said:
II am a Republican. and man who
lives on the ocean Is apt to imbibe patri-
otism and loyalty. find these articles at
discount with the present regime.
want Ia be untrammelled when I can
think and speak as like. and to that end
will doff the gold lace and don the
habllinents OF a citizen, who at least has
the prerogative OF standing up for his
country's honor"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11

WASHINGTON, May l0-Colonel Will
liam r. Craighill. Of the Corps of Engl-
neers. was to-day appointed brigadier-gen-
eral and chief Of engineers. to succeed
General Thomas l.. Casey. retired. Colo
mel Craiehilrs promotion has been anti
cipated for some weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
III. W. Noesta's Pure 1cc-Crcam
AND
WATER-fCES
In all fiayors at
SIS per gallon.


Sunday. May 18th. via the Richmond ana
Petersburg railroad. Train leaves Ken.
mond at T:2j A. NJ: Manchester al 'Si
4. NJ. Returning leaves Petersburg az
G:39 L. NJ. Fare 80 cents for the round
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
General Lockout Expected.

PROVIDENCE. X. L.. May io-rhe
Saranac Mil was shut down to-day which
fact indicates to the operatives that
general lockout is going to take place, IN
conformity with the Manufacturers
Clubs notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
PETERSBURG.

Summary: Earned runs-Petersburg, l.
Base on balls-On Lloyd. 2; of James, 3.
Struck out-By Lloyd. 3: by James, 3.
Two-base hit-Lippert. Double plays
Cavanaugh, Crockett, Breen,. Gan
Sanford, Sullivan. Passed balls
McClung, 2. Wild pitch-James., Stolen
bases-C Crockett. Lippert, Sanford: Iime
OF game, hour and 80 minutes. Umpire
Crowley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
r,,.v.a,.,r.,... p.u signed.

ALBANY, ~ Y. May 0-Governor
Morton has signed Asserlbiyman Law
sons New YORK city police maSis,ra'eS
bill. which legisiates The New YORK Po-
lice Justices out Of Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
To PInv BnII Thi. Afternoon.

At West-End Park this afternoon the
College Spiders and the Richmond Stars
will play their first game. Eilyson will
pitch for the college and Anthony will
probably do the twirlng for the Stars.
The game will be called at i:l5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
The M.mphi. Convention.

MACON, GA. May i0.-Thomas w.
Boggs. OF Memphis. addressed a meet
ing OF representative businessmen here
tonight in the interest Of the Memphis
convention. A delegation Of twelve lead
ing men was appointed to represent this
section OF Georgia. The delegates repre-
sent both sides Of the money question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
RICHMOND
NORFOLK.

Totals ................36 - I
One man out when winning run was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
C,.~ham-MilIs Destroyed.

PHILADELPHIA. May l0.-The Landell
Girgham-M Mills. on franklin street above
Church street. were totally destroyed by
fire tonight. The mills were operated
by william r. Troth & Co. and the
building was owned by John Sidebothau.
The loss 10 uQoooe; fully insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
Tennessee Centennial Espo.itiou.

NASHVILLE. TENN, May i0.-By a
vote Of 81 To 80 the House to-day voted
against bill to appropriate $1,000 for
the Tennessee Centennial Exposition.
motion TO reconsider the vote Vas entered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11

maze.
Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk. l..
Three-base hit-Wells. Two-base hits
Tannehill. McCreary. Double plays-O Ha-
Stolen Sases-Norfolk, 3; Richmond, 2.
Sacrifice hits-NorfOlk. /; Richmond, J..
Struck out-By Dinsmore, 4; by Nc
Creary. u. Bases on balls-On McCreary,
. Time OF game. l hour and 10 minutes.
Umpire. Hayden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
Are You Going Norths

III so take the forh-RiVer Lane,
the most attractive and agreeable ,Vue'
Tor summer travel. The Baltimore Llm-
lted" fast train leaves the southern
railway depot daily except sunday at
40, r. NJ. connecting at West Point with
the elegant steamers Of the lorH-Eiyer
Line. Close connections made az bain.
more with the Baltimore and ONO ana
Pennsylvania railroads for points east.
Rounf-trip tickets on sale AT tbr 'ol.
lowing rates: Baltimore, nfieen Gays
limit. $500: Philadelphia, thirteen JAYS
limit. $500: New York. thirteen DAYS
limit. $500. .s
Information will be cheerfuily Furnish
ed and state-rooms can be- reserved IA
advance at the passenger ONCE. no y"
east Main street JOHN Nj. BEALLs
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
National League Games.

At Chicago: RHE.
Chicago .... ....31122300 IA q 3
Boston - 1000 0l0o-1 3
Batteries: Hutchinson and Donahue;
Wilson, Bannon, and Camel.
At Pittsburg: X. III. r..
Pittsburg .... ...1 I | o o / . Il
Baltimore zee. ....00100 30 o. ) 10 2
Batteries: Coakiey. Hart, and kinsiow;
Hoffer, Gleason, and Robinson.
At Cleveland: X. II. II.
Cleveland zee. ....031001 % IL 1
Nasnngton .......l 5000 ID s
Batteries: Wallace and Oconner; Mer-
Ger and Mcclure.
At Louisville: K. Ill. f.
Louisville .... ....O44O00O0 o-S 10 4
New York ........O % 900 o. 3
Batteries: McDermott and Cote; Meekin,
Boswell, and Farrell.
AT st. Louis: X. RI. H.
81 Louis ........020O 00-i 4
Philadelphia ......06 SOL 20 40-A p 3
Batteries: Clarkson and PETIT: Smith
and Buckley.
At Cincinnati: Cincinnati Brooklyn
game postponed. Rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
RICHMOND, VA, SATURDAY, MAY II, 1895.
SCORE BY INNINGS. :
N n a =

Two-base hits-J3erryhll. Thurston.
Quinn. Three-base hft-kDox. Home run.
and Ihurston. Struck out-By kagey. .;
by Brandt, s. Bases on balls-OT Kagey.
?: off Brandt. 2. Batteries: Kagey and
Schabel; Brandt ard Netter. Umpire
DAILY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
General Phillips Goe. to Pocahontas

me Governor has as yet received no adj
80 rom Major simons asking for more
~V'ps' but II is understood that ne
st. ready 10 grant such request
s ,e.-i1 Il be made. General Phillips. ac-
.vshied By Major w. n. Evans. OF his
'' ie't Tor Pocahontas last night 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-07
Pantelegraf.

Nowy wynalazek, tax przez iiebie
nazwany, pokazywal W tych dniach
publicznie wynalazca, Wloch, O.
Cerebotani W Berlinie, W sail uUra.
nia".
Jestto aparat telegra6czny, ktory
ma stacyi odbiorczej odtwarza z mai.
wieksza wiernoscia wszelkie rysunki,
pisma linie wykonywane ol6wkiem
ma stacyi nsdawczej.
Czyniono jua niejednokrotnie usi-
sowania W .tym kierunku, W ciagr
kilkudziesieciu lat ostatnich, )>cz
beskutecznie.
zasada wynalazku o. CAsbOtani
jest czysto mechanicsns.
Fachowe dzienniki berlifskie uno.
sia mad praktyoznoscia wynalazku.
zdaje sic byd pewnem, ae wynalazek
o. Cerebotani, ktory bedac kapaaneu
katolickim, zarazem cd lat wiei
poswieca sic naukom przyrodniczyn
a mianowicie elektrotechnioe i m'
ohanice, przewyzsza wszystko, c"
dotad W tym kierunku zdzissano ma
ogromnie doniosla przyszlost.
Pantelegraf podobno jest niedrcgi
bardzo proStej konstrukcyi. zdaje
sic, ze rozwiszuje on stanowczo zada.
ME pisania ma odlegsosd tax, jak te'
lefon rozwiazal zadanie m6wienia ma
odieglos6.
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NOtatki telegrafczne kraiowe.

Bankructw byfo W Stansch
Zjednoczonych W ubieg}ym tygod-
niu 324, a W Kanadzie 81.
- w Newcastle, Pa, balwierz
Henry Huff zostaf zastrzelony przez
telegrafste NJ. Judda.
- l4letni Foy Hatfield W Hun
tington, w. Va, syn osFawionego
Anse Hatfielda, 1.-THE Devil'', "a
strzeli} niejakiego Dana Craig CITE
rema wystrafami re strzelby.
= Ma farmie kap. A. NJ. Sherma-
ma W poblizu Eau Claire, Wis, po-
zar zrzqdzif szkode ma $40, 900.
= Miasto St. Louis, Mo. zebrafo
juz $55, 900 celenl postarauia sic o
to, aby przysztoroczna konwencya
repubikaIska tam sic odbyfa.
= Obywatele 2 terytoryam Okla
hama chcs starac sic, ably ich terry
toryum ,aaliczono zostato W poczet
Stanow Unii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-07
NOTHTkI MIEJSklE.

= Adam Skrzydlewski pani
Michalina Rutkowska, jako opieku.
movie dzieci pozostalych po &. p.
jamie Rutkowskim, wytoczyli frmie
Wells &. French Go. process $4,000
odszkodowania powodu smierci
Jana r., zabitego przy piracy u tejze
irmy.
- K6{ko dramatyczne i'm. ksiecia
J6zefa Poniaeowskiego ma Wojcie'
chowi urzadza zaraz po Nowym Ro'
ku przedstawienie teatralne.
= W par. sw. Jadwigi za}ozone
zosta}o Tow. pah polskich pod wez.
waniem sw. Jadwigi.
= Tow. sw. Cecylii W parafi sw.
Stanis}awa K. W dniu IL stycznia 7.
b. W niedziele urzadza przedstawie-
ME W Hall schoenhofena przy rogu
Milwaukee Ashland ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-07
KOtatki telegrafczne zagraniczne.

: Dfugoletni posei francuzki W
Niemczech Herbert opuscil Berlin
i zdaje sic, ME powr6ci juz ma swoje
stanowisko.
Z Konstantynopola donoszs, re
Sultan znow upija sic codziennie.
= Sad wojenny W Havanie (Ku.
BAY skaza} ma dozywotnie wiezienie
przyw6dce powstalc6w Camilla
Ruiz.
= W Paryzu cd logo do 12go
grudnia odbedzie sic konferencya
miedzynarodowej Ligi bimetalist6w.
Przybeda reprezentanci Ligi An
glii, Niemiec Belgii.
W Konstantynopolu suar}
Aarifi Pasza, minister bez e.ki W
obecnym gabinecie tureckim.
- Do Chrystianii (Norwegia) "a
pomoca poczty goiebiej nadeszFa z
pod bieguna wiadomosc podr6zni-
ku Hansenie i jego wyprawie. List
by} adresowany do zony Hansena.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-07
TelegramyK KrajoWe.
Odp0wiedz Auglii.

WASHINGTON, 6 grud. =
Odpowiedz lorda Salisbury na
list sekretarza stanu Olneya z
zapaniem, by Anglia wyiawi-
Ia ostatecznie jasno swe zamia-
ry co do Venezuela, nadeszia
d2isiaj na reCe ambassadors
augielskiego Sir Juliana Paun-
C fote. Przywioz1 ia z New
Yorku specyalpy pos}aniec
ambasady Donaldson, kt6ry
regularnie odbywa podr6ze do
New Yorku, azeby urzsdowe
przesy}ki pocztowe przewiezc
2 Washingtonu do okret6w z
New Yorku odp}ywajacych /
odwrotnie. Donaldson otrzy.
mai to pismo cd urzednik6w
parowca Britannia dis rano
0 godz. 9 i natychmiast wye.
chal z MEM do Washingtonu.
z wielks ciekawoscia oczeku
ia oznajmienia tresci tego pi
sma. Sir Julian dis wiecZorem
powiedzia}, ze pismo lorde Sa-
Iisbury doreczy jutro sekreta-
rzoWi stanu Olney.
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SamOb6jstWO
W pafacu prezy dents-

CALIAo, Peru, 6 grudnia.- -
Herman Jansen, Nlemiec, po'
pelpil samob6jstwo W przed-
sionku palacu prezydenta,
Zgiosii sic on z prosbs O au'
dyencye u prezydenta i c2eka:
iac na przyjscie, rozstrzaSka1
sobie glove Wystrzalem z re-
wolweru. Jansen by1 cz}owie-
klein bogatym, ale straci} ca}a
fortune, pcpierajqc sprawe
PREF. Pierola. Sadza, re to wy.
wo}a}o u niego ob}ed.
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Telegramy zagranicEne.
Strza}y W Izbie deputowsnych
W Paryiu.

PARYz, 6 grudnia. = Me
zwyk}y a sensacyjny wypadek
zdarzyl sic dis W Iz5ie depu-
towanych. Szczesciem ME mia3
on zadnych zlych nastspstw.
W chwili, gdy kOhczono roz.
prawy mad budzetem mlnlste'
ryuum sprawiedliwoeci, pow
stal na galeryi jakis nieznany
m}ody czlowiek - i strzelii
diva razy W kierunku lozy dy-
plomat6w.
Ma szczescie. kule nikogo
ME trafiy.
Zaraz po strzalach, odezwa-
~ sic aparaty sygnafowe, Ia
prowadzaue cd czasu zamachu
Vaillanta ma Izbe; nadbiegia
stra2; zamknisto drzwi i
przytrzymano strzelaiacego.
Byl to '23letni mlodzieniec,
nazwiskiem Gilbert Lenoir.
jest on subjektem tapicera;
pochodzi z porzadnej r0dziny.
Ma pytania sedziego sledczego
ME chce wcale odpowiadac.
Rewizya odbyta W iego miesz.
kaniu ME odkryia nlc podej-
rzanego. S2dza, ze iestto raczej
oblakany, smell anarchists
lub zbrOdniarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-07
KOnkurs literacki.

q Krakowa donosza: Komi.
tet obchod6w uroczystosci ma.
rodowych W KrakoWie rozpi.
sal konkurs ma utw6r literacki
wierszem lub prozs, majscy
"a Ito temat koustytucys Trze.
ciego Maja.
Utu6r ten W formie rozmo-
wy, z wybitnie patryotyczns
tendencya napisany, mo2e
wprowadzic wiecej, jak dwie
osoby, chociaz zyczeniem bylo.
DO, aby ilosc os6b prowadzs.
cych rozmowe, o lie moznosci,
ME byla wielka.
Utw6r ME powinien prze.
kroczyc rozmiar6w jednego i
pol arkusza druku, wzglednie
40 minut czytania.
q dw6ch r6wnej wartosci
utwor6w pierwsze1istwo bedzie
mia} utw6r o wyzszym nastro.
ju patryotycznym.
Utwory winny bye nadesla.
ne ma rece rektora Pijar6w, ks.
Chromeckiego, utica Pijarska,
nr. 2, najdalei do 90 lutego
1896, W kopercie opieczetowa.
nej, z odpowiednia dewiza,
obok kt6rej W kopercie dru-
giej, ts sams dewizs opatrzo.
nej, znajdowac sic powinno
nazwisko autora.
UtW6r, uznany "a najlepszy,
otrzyma nagrode W kwocie
100 koron, utw6r drugi re.
du co do wartosci nagrode 80
koron.
Utwory nagrodzone zuzyt.
kowane bsds W programme u.
roczystosci Trzeciego Maja.
WlasnosG nagrodzonych utwo'
row komitet zastrzega sobie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-07
Finanse Aust VI.

WlEDEi, 6 grudnia. -Dzis
W Radzie pa6stWa przedsta-
wione zosta4o sprawozdanie "a
ubieg}y rok fnansowy. Pre-
wyzka dochoG6w pa6stwowych
mad wydatkami wynios5a 20
milicn6w zlr. Jestto najlep
say rok fnansowy, jaki kiedy-
kolwiek widziano W Austryi,
a yezultat ten osiagnieto poml,
mo przeznaczenia "a milion6w
z'r. IA reforme monetarna.
Fundusz W skarbcu panstwa
wynosil 2 kcncem rcku - 24l
mllion6w zlr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-07
BurzIiWa pOdr6i.

SAN FRANoIsoo, CAL, 6gru.
dnia.- Ze Swansea przyby} tu
okret brytyjski Reliance, od-
bywszy podr6z swa W 100
dniach. Okret ten mia} podr6z
bardzo burzliwa; pr7eby} try
orkany i stracil po drodze je-
dnego D1ajtka. Dnia 81 czer-
wca wyszed& ten okret re Swa-
nsea; W cztery dni p6zoiej ma
wysokcsci Cap Clear, u ko1-
czyny po3udniowej Irlandyi)
powsta3a g~aftowna burza, Ia.
dunek okrstu zosta1 rozrzuco-
ny, ale ma szczsscie orkan
trwa} tylko dwanascie godzin
i mona by}o potem ws5ystko
przyprowadzic do porzadku.
Kiedy okret zblizyl sic do po.
ludniowej Ameryki, ma wyso-
kosci ujsc La Platy zn6w ma
potka} orkan, kt6ry zerwal
Geese takelazy. Okret zmuszo-
ny zosta} zmienic kurs i 20.
plynaG W oko}o przyladka Do
brej Nadziei. Trzeci orkan iuz
W pobliau Novel Zelaudyi,
TRIVIAL 56 godzin wtedy o ma.
10 okret ME zatonal.