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The Caucasian., 1895-11-28

officials and legislators that Rockefeller
actually has the impudence and Assurance 20
Try TO bribe the Lord. Let IL overthrow
plutocracy and we will destroy the trusts
There can be no halfway measures
CLEVELAND "A sTEUTTINs GOLIATH y
In . chapter devoted to a discus
sion and survey of the free silver
question the author says: "One OF
the most remarkable papers yet is-
sued by the goldbugs il one emana-
ting from the White House, bearing
the signature of Grover Cleveland.
In this letter the President sounds
the bugle blast and raises the black
flag of plutocracy, and cries On to
battle" The people are ready to
meet the most of Shylock, headed by
the strutting Goliath, and fight them
to q finish. In this ponderous pro-
duction Mr.. Cleveland attempts to
array the wage Garner against the
farmer, by suggesting that if the
farmers productions were enhanced
in value under free silver it would
not benefit the wage Garner, because
he would have to pay more money
for what he bought of the farmer.
This statement is fallacious for two
reasons--frst, because has wages
would be increased in proportion to
the enlargement of the volume of
the currency; second, because his
wages would be increased in a GER
tain ratio to the increase in the farm
products which he would have to
purchase, and the amount he would
gain when it comes to paying fixed
charges, such as rent, taxes, interest
on municipal, State and national
bonds, would far more than COM
pensate him for any small loss he
might sustain on the increased cost
of farm products. The
single gold standard is the strong
hold of plutocracy. Let US
go forth, storm the enemy and re-
possess the land"
In conclusion Mr.. Howard says:
I'VE cannot hope for mercy from
our masters. They have no thought
of lessening our burdens. Even
now, as Hunger stalks abroad in the
land, they sit at sumptuous banquets
and plot other robberies and other
schemes to complete the subjugation
Of mankind. But the spirit
of liberty has been aroused and
burns anew in thousands of hearts,
and the blazing torch is being passed
from hand to hand and carried from
home to home, warning the people
of their danger and preparing them
for battle. The spirits of Washing
ton, Jefferson, jackson and Lincoln
have returned to earth and are fan
ming the smouldering embers of free
dom, and some night, while the plu-
tocrats are plotting against the peo-
pie, these embers will suddenly leap
into flames of patriotism and the
spirit of 1776 will animate the COM
mon people, who will throw off the
golden yoke of tyranny"
Congressman Howard will devote
all his energies next session to his
famous bill to impeach Grover Cleve-
land. He has been at work on the
bill all summer, and, it is reported,
has gathered together a vast mass
of documentary evidence. He has
also read up all the famous impeach-
ment cases of history.
The Caucasian., 1895-11-28

ss.s vSsy oasA Ts~ss A6sss sAs rr~Sss-
ssss - 0ssA ssA sslses.

| ss~s vssy oasS Ts~ss Ab,ss sAs rssS.~-
ssss - GssA ssA salsss.
s-arrAl,ghsi
The oeIans of the gold trust have
insisted :.saf ther~ uas q grvaf over
production os silver. They have push
ed this idea tn the front until many
people have r~ally t.~~n led TO think 10
Was true That silver was no ionsvf
suitable FOG money because there . 90
too much Of it. We puelah the scll-ss-
ing article from an exchange. foe the
Information of those Who have thus
b-en misi-d:
Aulhall, of London, Q c~i~hrsfed sta
tisttciAn. ssates the quantity Of gold and
silver In the Woeid, coined and uno.in-
ed. st SIX periods, loo. Zoo. i>c, lsss.
lsso and iss0, - follows:
In the year leoo. 2. tons Of silver tn
Que ton Of gold
In the year l7oo. - tons Of silver to
one ton Of gold
In the year Isoo. r. ton. of silver To
one ton Of gold
In the year isss, 81 ton. Of silver 60
one ton of gold
In the year isso, Is tons OF silver To
one ton Of gold.
In the year lsso. 10 tons Of silver TO
one TON OF GOlo.
From this it will be observed that all
this talk about the over production of
silver, causing its decline in price. 10
without any foundation in fact.
In the United States for more than
one hundred years, silver and gold
were at . parity, as coin, when tber~
was more silver in the world In proper
ton To gold, than in ISIS. when IL Was
llx -.
states, and excluded from the minis.
AT the very time that monstrous
legislative injury WAS perp~trat~d,
the silver dollar 10 the United states
Was worth premium over Q gold dol
lar.
According to the report OF the dir-c-
tor Of the mint. there Is Of gold in the
world 3,727 ,Ols, $50 dollars. OF silver,
$50 y5sl ,246, only about S3.1O0,0UO more
Of silver than gold. The above facts
completely upset the theory that the
over-prOduction of silver has caused il.
depreciation in value.
That the demonstration Of silver in
the United States. Germany. and
France, by which silver WAS excluded
from its largest market, the mints. To
which gold is freely admitted. caused
its depreciation. Is . proposition too
clear TO admit Of argument.
One by one, the fallacies of the ad-
vOcates Of the single gold standard
have been exploded: and yet they Ad-
here to il. in spite Of the palpable ruin
il has Occasioned in the United States.
Ii is safe prediction that il We ad-
here TO the financial policy Of Mr..
Cleveland's administration in less than
ten years the debtor class OF this coun-
trd will be irretrievably ruined, and oil
industries paralyzed TO such an extent
that thousands will be added TO the al
ready immense number of men, women
and children who seek employ ment in
vain.
There is but one way out of our
financial distress, and that IL the free
coinage Of silver in the United States,
whether England, France and Ger
many cooperate with US or not. The
sentiment in favor Of this proposition
is growing, North, South, East and
West, and the sooner We reopen our
mints to silver, the better.
The Caucasian., 1895-11-28
FARMERS MAKING TOO MUCH MONEY
And the Com bines Will Put up Prices of al
Things Needed by Farmers.

And the Com bines Will Put up Prices OIL all
Things Needed by Farmers.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 9.-There
seems to be general impression that
the farmers are making too much
money. At least there is to be a
general advance in prices of all farm
implements and machinery before
the supply of goods for the coming
season is shipped from the factories.
The matter has been considered and
has received the endorsement of
nearly all of the strong associations
of manufacturers of the country.
Those who have not already agreed
to the advance are not strong enough
to combat the combine for increase
of prices, and even if they were they
lack the disposition.
The advance has been ordered
by the combine. and when the
new price lists from the factories
make their appearance they will
show an increase of from s. to S.
on wagons, and from 81 dollar to s.
added to the cost of plows and other
machinery used by farmers. The
advance is to include everything
from q steam thresher to garden
rake.
The Caucasian., 1895-11-28
the PEOPLES TIcKETOF 1923,
An Interesting Rsiie Picked mp I'm CoIsm.

Sound Money!
Mr.. Fishback, chairman Of the Peo-
pies Party of Franklin county, pre-
sented the Office of Sound Money a
photograph Of the ticket used in the
Presidential election Of lszs, in Ohio,
the original Of which is owned by Mr..
David Herr, East Seventh street, Col
umbus, o. Strange n il may appear
to our latter day Democratic leaders,
il did not bear the name Of Demo
crat," bur was known rs the Peoples
ticket The following is an exact
copy Of part Of the ticket:
THE PEOPLES TICkET..
For President:
ANDREW JACKSON.
Gratitude, Glory, Patriotism.
For Vice President:
JOHN G. CALHOUN.
The Democrats OF ls2s must have
been tinctured with Populism 70 have
adopted the motto: Gratitude, Glory
Patriotism" 1t il in striking con-
trast with that motto Of Gold, Greed
and PlutOcracy, for 1895.
The Caucasian., 1895-11-28
Popsiists. Hold mp Your Heads.

Editor X. A. Cobb, Of the Nor
canton Populist, writes thus encour-
agingly Of the political outlook for
1896:
In 1892 when the Populist or Peo-
pies party State ticket WIS nominated.
with three State tickets in the field,
it almost looked like . foriorn hope
The Democratic press At once began
to beIch forth their fiery Indignation.
Marion Butler, elector for the State
1t large was the principle target. DR..
Exum, candidate for Governor, was
fired into on every side. The writer
who occupied the second place on the
State ticket, was belied from begin
ming to end and on down the line
every false accusation that could be
devised WAS heaped upon them. But
Notwithstanding all this, they receiv-
ed Al 600 votes in this State, their prin-
ciples being right and their motto
was: Work for the relief of the down.
trodden people.
Their cause is becoming stronger
and stronger every day, and to-day
the Populist Party, both in this State
and the nation, holds the balance of
power, and is in . position to WELD .
powerful influence in this State and
the nation in the coming elections.
Ii il the honest opinion Of hundred, q
Of the most fsr-seeing men Of our
country that il both the old political
parties insist upon . gold standard
national platform the masses Of the
people everywhere, being for silver
- il was prior TO ls7s, and the very
mudsill Of the Populist Party plat
form, being laid upon . silver basis
will come to the Populist party, which
will elect the ticket beyond all pre-.
adventure. Therefore, We say TO the
Populists everywhere, hold up youI
heads; there 10 . brighter day coming
when instead of being met with rot.
ten egg, insults, lies and every con.
ceivable misrepresentation, We will b,
met with smiles and hearty hand.
shakes.
The Caucasian., 1895-11-28

The ruling class always possesses
the means Of c0mDunicstion and the
process BY which il IL distributed. The
Newspaper Of modern times belongs
to the upper man. The under man has
no voice, or. il having . voice, he cries
out, his cry 10 lost like shout in the
desert. Capital in the places of power
seizes upon the organs Of public utter
ance and hoWls the humble down. Ly-
ing and misrepresentation are the
nafural weapons Of those who main
tain an existing vice and gashef the
asufruct Of cTime.-Ridpat6's History
Of the woeIA, Vol. 4, page 40.
The Caucasian., 1895-11-28
Modern Justice (H

In South Dakota q State treasurer
stole 100000 and got two years in the
psnitentiary. In Indiana rich murd-
erer got two years while thief who
stole SUIT OF clothes got three years,
A bank wrecker in Indianapolis who
by the verdict of ''twelye good men and
true" and man who stole a dog and
ate it is in the workhouse, says the
American NOncOnfOrmist.
The Caucasian., 1895-11-28
National Banks.


1t seems strange that so many peo-.
pie at this late day entertain the erro-
neous idea that the government is re-
sponsible for the liabilities of national
banks and secures depositors against
loss.
DepOsitors have no more security in
national banks than in any other kind
of banks. The only thing the govern
ment agrees to do Is to redeem the
notes issued by a national bank. The
bonds deposited by national banks are
held for that purpose, and not for pur-
pose of making good any losses dePOs-
itOrs may sustain.
Perhaps in time the great mass of
people will get = true conception of
the national banking system and the
knowledge that it was made to skin
the people and not to protect them.
An Opinion by Col. New.
From the indianapolis Journal.l
If Mr.. Cleveland shall be nominated
by the next Democratic national con-
yention it will be because no man like
Stevenson, Campbell, or Whitney will
take the nomination, and it will be
done by delegates msay Of whom will
delight to see him buried under the
largest majority.
The Caucasian., 1895-11-28

The notion that - yellow dog" can
be elected on the Republican ticket o.
any but the Democrasic ticket next
year constitutes the Afys streak of day
light the De0ocracy has seen since
the electjoo.
The Caucasian., 1895-11-28
What's The Cses

brandy can be made from wet elm saw.
dust, and q discouraged Prohibition
ist asks what chance the good cause
will have when q man can go forth
with . rig saw and get drunk ON 4
fence rail
The Caucasian., 1895-11-28

THE Circulation of THk CAN.
l. CAsIAN exceeds that of any
two weekly papers in the State
combined. 1t is read by people
in every county IN the State. 1t is
the great paper of the people and
a great State advertising medium.
The Caucasian., 1895-11-28
WHAT WE PROPOSE.

British law eonfers apon the DOS
SCISSOR of . troy ounce OF gold elesen-
twelfths fine . title Of f3 It's Cd of
English money on demand; or he
may command f3 1A 101d for it, If
he will await the convenienee of the
mint. Our Law confers upon the
possessor Of gold nine-tenths fne q
tltle to money Of the United States,
at the rate Of 81 for 25.8 grams
Similar laws prevail in Europe gen
orally. Gold in the lump and gold
coin are thus made virtually one.
1--WE propose that the Law Of the
United States shall confer the simi.
lar right upon silver at the value Of
Is 9S8 to l, mere return to our In.
dependent bimetallism that vas ou1
acceptable coinage system during
eighty years.
The Caucasian., 1895-11-28
90 GROSSLY DsksrvEp root

Well do ve remember ths words Of
our beloved Senator vaaes who,
when hs sav the Anal blow vas
about 70 - ssraek. GOOD ArD %
What hs knew 70 b fo0 ths bost IN
The Caucasian., 1895-11-28
NOMINATED York cAxpIpAr.

for President. II 10 their nossy
that is buying up the nsvspspsss
nov Ill over the United States under
the assumed name Of williao Stssst
Reform Club and paying then 70
print their goldbag literature which
u being circulated all over the eous-
try. This 10 the party that would
have you believe they are the friends
of silver. How can yoa support .
party that has
The Caucasian., 1895-11-28
REDUCED THE wAoKs

OF their employees until they can
barely earn their bread. The coun-
try Is flooded with irAmps and peo-
pie out of employment We See
that under our present financial
system the wealth of the county
is fast gong into the hands Of Q
less and less number Of men and
ere long the nation will ks
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-30
Process HOImesa.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, % paz-
die. Dzisiaj rozpoczs}o sic W
procesie Holmesa przesiuchi-
wanie swiadk6w prokuratoryi:
Najg}6wniejszymi swiadkami
byli lekarze, kt6rzy przy OBJ
dukcyi cia}a Pitzela skonstato-
wall, ae tenze umarl Wskutek
zazycia chloroformu W wielkiej
ilosci i re sam ME m6g} tym
sposobem sobie zycia odebraG.
Il nadzwyczajns i wyWo1ujaca
og6luy podziw znajomoScia
rzeczy Holmes sam zadawa4
tym doktorom krzyAowe zapY-
tania; ME zdola} ich zmieszac.
Wieczorem Holmes prosil, aze.
by mu wolno by}o napowr6t
prosiG adwokata Schoemakerai
Rotana o podjecie sic jego
obrony, co mu tez dozwolono.
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NOTATKI MIEJSKIE

W ts sobote odbedzie sic O.
twarcie novel wspania}ej apteki,
kt6ra zakfada przy rogu Ashland
ave. i Blackhawk Nv nowym dom
p. Ratkowskiego) znany tutejsz
aptekarz p. Wiadysiaw Burda.
= Obch6d listopadowy W par
Trolley odbedzie sic d. 3ogo listol
da RIB. W Hall para6alnej.
.Fair" ma sieroty kohczy
W niedziele. Pamietajuy tenn
Odwiedzmy Fair!
ID. 9go b. m. Tow. ,,Polonia
obchodzi 10 letnia rocznice sweg
istnienia. Zostanie rozwiniet
sztandar towarzystwa i odbedzie 81.
bal.
w Springfield, Ill. zostafo in
korporowane nowe polskie nTow
BolesIawa Chrobrego".
w parafi sw. Trolley zorga-
nizowato sic nowe Kofko dramaty-
czne.
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SZczescie W nieszczesciu.

Ma rogu ulic Desplaines Madi
son, wykoleil sic wczoraj wieczorem
oko}o godz. 6 wagon linii Ogden
ave-, przyczepiony do pociagu limo
wego linil Madison ul., i taxa
gwa}townoscia uderzyf pierwszy
wagon pociagu jadacego W kierunku
przeciwnym, re rozbif go ma HAWAII.
XII. Cudem prawie nazwae MONA, re
ami maszynista rozbitego wagonu,
w. Alofard, ami Mkt licznych DO.
dr6znYch wagonu wykolejonego
wcale ME zostaf uszkodzony. Ow
wagon wykolejony przyczepiono ma.
powrdt do jego pociqgu m5gE on
dalej odbywa6 swa podr6z: ale ma
linii rozbitego wagonu komunikacya
przez pol godziny by}a przerwana.
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Smierc adWOkata G. w. Cole.

Adwokat G. w. Cole, probujqc
wczoraj po poiudniu godz. poi do
wskoczyG do wagouu kolei linowej
ma rogu ulic Clark Superior, zostal
pre- echany przez pociag idacy W
kierunku przeciwnym i okrutnie po.
kaleczony. Zawieziono 60 do szpita-
la Aleksyan6w,g ,gdzie wkr6tce umarl.
Aresztowano maszyniste Englecour-
ia konduktora Walsha, ale pozo-
stawiono ich ma wolnej stopie pod
kaucya po $4,000,
zmarfy liczyf 55 lat, byl zonaty
mia} 80 letnia cdrke i 90 letniego
syna. Mieszkat pm. 289 Orchard str.
mia} biuro swe pm. l67 Dearborn
str. Cd Is lat byf prezydentem
zwiazku Bankers and Merchants
Association.
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Stub ,,dystans0wy".

New YORK, 80 padlzier. =
PAM Katarzyna Jasper, piekna
wdowa 23letnia, znajduje sic
ma Ellis Island z trojgiem die
ci W areszcie grozi jej odes}a.
ME do Europy, DO ME ma
ami krewnych W Ameryce, ami
pienisdzy do utrzymania sic.
Ale niejaki Albert Coli z
Chicago chce sic MIA ozenic.
Jeszcze kiedy byla W Europe,
oboje poznali sic "a pomocs
list6w fotografj postanowili
Stub wziae soba. Urzednicy
ME chcs puscic paoi Jasper,
dop6ki ME bedzie zona Collie
go, ten take ME ma dose
pieniedzy, aaeby odhyc podr6a
do New Yorku i napowrot.
Ot6z .dzisiai telegrsfowa} do
komisarzo Sennera, jak naste-
paje: ,,CEcq wzi9G Stub 2 pa
MIA Jasper "a pomoca telefouu
lub telegram: cos poiobaego
wydarzyio sic jua dawniej;cl
mo2esz pan o to sic pos5arac2'
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HIADOMOSCl N!lISCOWR
Wyscigi "MotOcykl0w.

w ostatnich czasach wynaleziono
bardzo wiele r6znych pojazdow, po-
ruszajacych sic bez koni; wszelkie
tego rodzaju wozy zowia sic moto.
cyklami. So one pedzone elektrycz.
noscia, albo gazem, albo cisnionem
powietrzem, Iub "a pomoca innych
r6znych motor6w.
Tutejszy "Washington Park
Club postanowii da6 fabrykantom
rozmaitych motocykl6w sposobnosc
do publicznego wykazania przymio.
tow ich wynalazk6w i cd wczoraj
juz urzadza tax zwany "kontest"
It. j. wsp6}ubieganie sic o nagrody)
roznych motocykl6w. Zakohczy sic
ten kontest W sobote ogromnymi
wyscigami, do kt6rych zgtosiFo sic
dotychczas az 100 r6znycb villas ci.
cieli motocykl6w.
Ciekawe te wyscigi rozpoczna sic
cd staten klubu przy Washington
Park 55 ulicy, i odbywac sic beda
przez 55 ulice do Western ave.,
potem przez park Douglesa, Gar
fielda i Humboldta do Milwaukee
ave., przez te ulice do Gurnee, po-
tenn ma wsch6d do State str W Wau-
kegan, potem do Highland Park, W
kohcu zas przez Glencoe, Lakeside,
Winetka i Crosse Point do Evan.
ston najkr6tsz2 droga napowr6t do
Chicago. 3
Bilety do wozowni klubu mona o.
trzyma6 bezpFatnie W hotelach pier.
wszorzednych W mieScie, ale ME
wiele ich wydaja, bo miejsca tam
malo.
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ZWycieztWOan anty-semit0W
w Wiedniu.

W1EDE6, 90 pazdziernika.-
DIR. Lueger, przyw6dzca anty-
semit6w / poprzednio pier
wszy wice-burmistrz Wiednia,
sostai dis przez rade miejsks
obrany burmistrzem.
Juz W maju +. b. dr.. Luege.
IA obrano burmistrzem, ale
wtedy ze wzgledu ma bardzo
ma38 wieks8osc ME przyjal on
urzsdn. Niedawno odbyte wy
bory do daily zupe}ne zwycie-
1.-TWO, obecnie zas rada W no.
wynn swym skladzie wybrala
Luegera burmistrzem - bar.
dzo znaczna wiskszoscis. Jestto
fakt wazny tego wzglsdu, ze
przez d}ugie lata zarz9d spraw
IN. Wiednia pozostaWa1 W re-
ku zydowskich liberal6w.
Wies6 0 wyborze Luegers
wywolala W miescie wielki en-.
tuzyazm.
T}umy zape}ni3y ulice; rzu.
ca1o W gore kapelusze; wy.
dawano okrzyki: ,,Niechaj ~.
ie Lueger"; urzadzano przyja.
zne manifestscyena Geese pray.
w6dzc6w antysemityzmu it'd.
Sam Lueger W movie dziek.
czynnej twierdzi1, ze Wiede1
zostal wybaWiony cd swych
wreg6w.
Wyb6r Luegera musi bye je-
szeze zatwierdzonym przez ce-
SARA i obawiaja sic, azeby
W tel drodze ME napotkal ma
jakie5 przeszkody. Wiele sale.
~ tn cd hr. Badeniego.
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NOtatki telegraficZne
krajOWe.

w Springfield, ILL.,, dis 1--WE
srode) rano po p6Fnocy powstal po.
Ear W hotelu Lagonda. Do godziny
81 rano cafy hotel spfonaf.
= W procesie Durranta W San
Francisco dzisiaj, jak sic zdaje, osta-
tniq przemowe do sadu przysiegfych
bedzie miaf prokurator.
- w Dannemora, N. Y, wczo-
raj stracono "a pomoca elektryczno-
Sci dw6ch morderc6w, Geo. n. Smi.
tha i Charlesa N. Davis.
= Byiy skarbnik miejski Boggs
W Tacoma, Wash, sprzeniewierzyl
100000. Szeryf miejski wyjechal
do Jacksonville, Ore, ably Boggsa
aresztowaG.
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TeIegranly KrsjoWe.
Wielkie nieszezescie koleioWe.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. 20 paddz. =
DIVA pociagi podmiejskie
kolei Mississippi and Pacific, z
kt6rych ieden byl przepe1nio-
ny podr6znymi, wracajscymi z
teatru do domow, a drugi je-
chal do miasta, oko1o p6}nocy
W obrebie granic miasta zet.
kne}y u ostrego skretu. Powo.
dem tego by}a prawdopodob.
ME nieuwaga kt6regos z urzed.
nik6w kolei, kt6ry zwrotnice
fa}szywie ustawi}.
w obu pociagach razem by.
10 80 podr6snych. Szczesciem
ieszcze wagony "a lokomo
tywami jad9ce by}y PRONE: W
przeciwnym bowiem razie ME-
szczescie by1oby o wiele
grozniejsze.
Zabici zostali: William
Caltrie, konduktorlo lokomotywy
pociagu jadscego ma wsch6d;
- mieszka} on przy Papin str.
w ST. T,ouis ! John Harper.
konduktor lokomotywy dru.
giego pociagu; mieszka1 W
Webster Grove.
Smiertelnie pokaleczeni 20.
stall: palace pociagu jadecego
ma wsch6d, Eugen True i ha.
mulcarz J. H, Baglis.
LAej pokaleczeni: W. A,
William, konduktor pociqgu
pierwszego; George Dunbar,
konduktor drugiego pociagu,
Bert. Taylor, podr6zny i adwo'
kat Davis 2 Webster Grove.
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Nowe posifki dls poHstale0W ma
Kubie.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, 29go
pazdz. = Przyby}y tu paro-
wiec ,,Laurada" New Yorku
donosi, il W drodze spotka4
male statki powsta1cami i
amunicya - i dopom6gl ich
zalodze do wylsdoWania na
Kubie.
New YORK, 20, pazdz. -
Wychodzsca tu gazeta kuba1'
ska ,,El Pervenir" otrzyma}a
depesze cyfrowa, -zawiadamia.
jacs, il Carlos Manuel de
Cespedes, ktory pred dziewie
ciu dniami wyruszyl z tains
ekspedycys powsta6czs z De,
laware, obecnie wylsdowa1 juz
bezpiecznie ma wyspie Kubie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-30
VeIegramy Zagraniczne
Fatalna eksplOzya W Lon.
dynie.

LoNDYN, 99go pazdz. -
Straszna eksplozya zdarzy2a
sig W jednYm dom6w ma New
Church ct. (Strand).
Dom literalnie zostal rozer-
wany ma kawalki. SzesG os6b
zostalo zabitych, szesc cd.
nios}o ciezkie rany. Powodem
eksplozyi byl zapeWne uply.
wajacy z rur gaz.
Bylo to wieczorem.
Dal sig slyszec potsany, O.
g}uszajscy hulk; bGchns1y plo-
mienie i "a chwils GAIA u
liczka New Church Court by.
Ia pokryta mass plonscych CRU.
z6W. Posr6d ruin widaG by1e
trupy i wijace sig cials ran.
nych.
Straa ogniowa przyby1a
szybko ma mieisce - i dala
energiczns pomoc.
Wydobywano zw3oki i zyjs.
cych z pod gruz6w; gaszono
plomienie ! t, d, TYm.
czasem jeden z sssiednich do
NOW kt6re tez zostaly dose
mocno uszkodzone) czeseioWo
runsl. Pod gruzami jego zna.
lazlo sic straaak6w ogniowych.
Niewisdomo, czy So aywi -
i dotad ME MONA ich bylo
ztamtsd wydobyc.
W og6le dalsze uprzatanie
gruz6w po1aczone jest wiel.
klein MISREPRESENTATION Rui-
ny rozpadaia sic - i zrzsdza.
ia uszkodaenia robotnikom.
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KOncesye ma budOWle Wydane
WcZOrAj

william c. Feley, four 3.story and basement
brick dwellings, 4lO5 to ALL Vlncennes
av. slS,oOo
n. 2. Cummings, four 3.st9ry and basement
brick liats, 4797 to 47la Indiana sv. 10000
II. j. Scott, 2.story and basement brick
flats, 2271 Congress st. S,1oO
g. L. Walker, story frame fats, 1899 Hoyns
sv. 1900
Henry Liese, s-story frane fats, 1904 Ash.
land av. S,COa
j. HBnson and C. Benson, 9 story and base.
meut brick asts, 496 Iowa ct. 5000
Msttie Peterson, two 3-story an basement
brick fists, . 4s45 ca:umot aw $4,000
W. S. Edison, s-story frame residence, es;s
Wright st. 20 y
Mrs. Tia A. Combs 2rtory aud basement
Aslsk fats. ea2l Marihheld aH 1900