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The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
FOOTBALL III THE PARK,
The Olympic Team Easily Disposed of
the Berkeley Players in Yester-
days Game.

The Olympic Clubs football players
were very hilarious last evening because
the team met the University team of
Berkeley in what was announced as a
practice game at Central Park yesterday
afternoon and wiped the latters eye. The
Berkeley boys failed to score a single
point, and when the whistle sounded the
end of the game the score stood 2 to 1 in
favor OF the Olympic team. Manager Gill
said that he attributed the good success of
his team to change in its personnel; ;
that five players who had not been doing
as good Work as was expected of them had
been removed and their places filled by
new men, who did remarkably well.
Some of the Berkeley boys said that they
allowed their opponents to win so as to
give their rivals at Stanford an idea that
the blue and gold will not be in the race
when the great intercollegiate game of the
season will take place.
However this may be, it is presumed
that Stanford will sell favorite this
year, as the team is in first-class condition
and making great progress.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
MARKsMEN HONoRED.
They Receive Handsome Souvenir OF
Their Triumph in the
East.

A pleasant little ceremony took place
yesterday afternoon at the headquarters
in this City of the Winchester Repeating
Arms Company. The occasion was the
presentation by the company of hand
some sharpshooters' rifle to each member
of the California team of marksmen which
had won honors in the East exactly one
year before. Each rifle had been specially
fitted to the recipients taste, and was m
to date in every way.
The presentation speech was made by
Manager E. B. Rambo, and brief, appro-
PIRATE replies were made by Philo Jacobv.
The Il1 veteran champion of the target, ana
William Ehrenpfort. During their trip
East the Californians visited the COM
pany's factory at New Haven, and the
presentation was peculiarly in memory of
that visit.
The members of the team were: Will
liam Ehrenpfort, F. o. Young, A. Ii.
Papee, Louis Bendel, George Alpers, Mar
Gus Schwap. Adolph Strecker, e. B. FAX
tor, George 7. Helm, L. T. Schuster, e.
Blodeau, Robert Jungblutt, H. NJ. Wreden.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
TRAINS WILL FLY NOW.
The Time From New York to
San Francisco Reduced to
Four Days.
Competition of TranScontinental Lines
Makes Thirty.SiX Miles an Hour
Possible.

The trip from New York to San Fran
cisco has been at last reduced to four days,
and that is not on any special train or
limited ticket; but the regular daily SER
vice on the lines coming into this City
has cut down the timecard to four days.
From Chicago the new time is three days.
This great improvement in passenger
transcontinental service is the result of
competition, for although the trunk lines
are still bound together in a compact on
rates, they are each struggling hard for
business by improving the service and &C
commodations of their respective lines.
The Sunset limited reduced the time re-
Gently over the Southern route via New
Orleans, and to further tempt travel over
that route introduced magnificent trains.
by which improvements the Southern line
broke through established arrangements
The Santa Fe would not sit idly by and see
business slipping away from its lines. So
it put on a East train between Los Angeles
and Chicago, making the time three days.
Appointments in the palace cars were
vastly improved at the same time when
the new schedule went into effect last
month.
The Union Pacific Chicago and North
western and the Central Pacific did not in
tend TO let the Santa he take passengers.
Yesterday they issued a Joint timecard for
daily service between Chicago and San
Francisco.
According to it the Pacific flyer will
leave Chicago over the Northwestern at
6:15 P. NJ. Monday, Omaha at 8 A. NJ. Tues
day. Ogden at 1 P. NJ Wednesday; arrive
at Sacramento 4:30 P. NJ. Thursday, and at
San Francisco S:45 P. NJ. Thursday, max
ing quick connections with the Los An
geles. special SO that passengers can reach
Los Angeles at 10 A. NJ. next day.
With daily service of twenty-five hours
from New York to Chicago over the New
York Central and Hudson River road and
prompt connection at Chicago with the
Chicago ard Northwestern train, the
through trip can be made from ocean to
ocean in the elegant cars produced by COM
petition III ninety-six hours and thirty
minutes-iust half an hour over four days.
1t has been calculated by railroad man
that the time on this new card will be
about thirty-six miles an hour, including
stops at stations and changes at the main
depots.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

Asa Windle, Tom W. Cooper, Earl H.
kiser, Charles N. Murphy, Trainer Young,
Temple and Gleezen, f. Ed Spooner, wife
and child. Charles S. Wells, W. A. Terrill
and Will Knippenberg.
Ierrlll is the only one of the circuit fol-
lowers lower who did not ride at San Jose. This
City IS his home, and when he arrived here
he spent SO much of his time with his
lamlly he had no chance to train. He will
snow up we'll in the south, however.
Ihe dates thus far arranged on the
southern circuit are as follows: November
Il, Y and %, Los Angeles; November 81
ana 70, Santa Ana; December 2, River
sac; Decem Der 4, Redlands; December 6,
fomona. Other meets may be provided
1or the riders at Pasadena, San Bernar-
dino and San Diego.
After the races down south are over the
riders will all return to this City, and then
the party will disband. Bald and Windle
Will return East to spend Christmas at
home. Some of the others may do like
wise, though most ofthem will remain here
through the winter. 1t has been definitely
settled that Coulter, who made such q
splenold showing here last spring, will
not come here this year, but Fred Titus
ana "Dute" Cabanne, Otto Ziegler, John S.
Johnson, Arthur Gardiner and other fly
ers, every one of them the equal of the
men now here, are expected to winter in
ASSt "4lN lAlCAT w III NC dID pic ODpOI-
tunlty to see more of the high-class racing
the past week furnished, as the Garden
City Cyclers will hold several meets while
the men are on the coast
The entertainment of the Bay CITY
Wheelmen Monday evening was largely
attended, and the club netted quite tidy
sum to Its treasury in consequence. The
Eastern racing men all attended and occu-
ped front seats, and pronounced it the
best show OF its kind they had ever seen.
Every one else seemed thoroughly satisfied
with the clubs efforts, also
Ihat popular organization known as
Our Sett' will hold its second annual
smoker Saturday evening, Decem Der u. at
the clubrooms, Alb Bush street. The club
is composed of but four members-W. H.
Stlnson, J. b. Fagothey, Leon B. Thomas
and w. f. Knapp. Their entertainment
last year was so pleasant that it has lived
ever since In the memories of the fortunate
few who attended, and invitations for the
one this year will be quite eagerly sought.
THE CALL Bicycle Club will have a run
to Camp Taylor next Sunday, leaving on
the A. NJ. Sausalito boat. The proprietor
OF the hotel there will make special ar
rangements for the riders, and splendid
lunch is assured. A boatrace on the creek
between two prominent members of the
club will be a feature of the stop at Camp
Taylor. This race was to have been run
on Stow Lake last Sunday, but one of the
contestants failed to show up on time. a
large crowd is expected on the run.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
TO ENFORCE GAME LAWS,
Fish Commissioners Resolve to
Vigorously Prosecute
Hereafter.
Mr.. Babcock's Ire Aroused Over State.
ments Made by Crittenden
Robinson.

At the session of the Fish Commission
Monday afternoon quite a lengthy and
quasi-heated discussion was agitated by
the old Mogan and Robinson difficulty.
Mr.. Babcock said that Robinson stated
Mogan had come before the Commission
ers and asked for aid in prosecuting the
violators of the game law; that he, Bah
cock, according to the words of Mr.. Robin
son, had said there was no money in the
fund to aid prosecutions, and refused Mr..
Mogan assistance.
Mr.. Babcock read stenographic account
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
A MAJORITY OF THE BOARD FAvORS WOMAN,

favor Beanston in case the courts should
decide that G. S. Young, who was ap-
pointed by the Supervisors, is the Superin-
tendent instead of Madison Babcock,
elected by the School Directors. OF course
1t is not known that Mr.. Young, if declared
the Superintendent, would disturb Secre-
tary Beanston, but the desire is said to be
to secure member who will maintain the
dna6look
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
Following are to-dav's entries:

Firstrace, eleven-sixteenth of mile selling
Fl Fl 100, Selkirk 1GS, Rogation 100, Alexis
1O9, imp frentola 11O, Fin Slaughter 1o5, Ala
habad 104, Carrie Shaw 1O5, Patriot no, Mt
Roy 1O5, Two Cheers 1O7, Vernon 100, Last
Chance 1O5, Leonatus 10S, Juan Bernard 100
two-y -year-olds-Walter 106 Castanette 81,
Clara Johnson 100 Leon 100, Lady Gray
103 Don Pedro 100 Corriente 106.
Third race, fve-eighths of mile, selling,
two-year-olds-Easel 100, imp Endymion 81
Caliente 100, Don Pho Pico LOG, Audenaire
106, Jack Atkins 81.
Fourth race, one mile, bandicap-Model 100,
Malo Diablo 102, Mamie Scott 101, Centurion
100, Flirtilla 100, Navy Blue 90, Wawona 90.
Fifth race, three-quarters of mile. selling
Detective 100. Lady Jane 100, Polaski 103,
Montana 112, Olivia 90, Mamie Scott 101.
Sixth race, one and 81 half miles, handicap
six hurdles - Cicero 140, ] o G 138, Mestor
1876, Gold Dust 124, Amigo 120, Lonnie B 120
Auteuil l4O-
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

&27 Imp. Ivy, 10e (Peeples). ......2 SO 50 $40
lingame) )................7 e3 81 IS
Imp. Stromboli, 107 (Sloane).6
Poor start Won easily. Winner, Lawrence s
stables br. m, by John Happy -Pansy.
Betting: Thelma 8 to 5, America 800, Potentate
TO 2, imp. Ivy rs, imp. Stromboli 100, Gussie
800, imp Autonomy 500.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
Delinquent Taxes.

The first installment of real estate taxes and
all unpaid persona! property taxes will be de-
1nquent on the 25th inst No checks will be
received by the Tax Collector after Saturday
next. The office will be open daily from 8
A. NJ 10 4 ocloek P. M, and on Thursday Fri
day and Saturday evenings from z TO o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

In ell lands ravens and crows have been
considered birds of evil omen.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

Three bookmaking firms. Hugh Jones, San
Francisco Club and P. Howell, found the road
too rocky and did not cut in yesterday. This
left nine to hang up odds.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
SEE SHOW WINDOW.

We cannot speak too highly OF
this purchase of Waists, as 1t is
seldom that the very latest ideas in
such popular goods are sacrificed.
Although the assortment is large
the values are so extraordinary
that an early selection Is advised.
Ali who appreciate value will at
tend this WAIST SALE.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
NEW TO-DAY.

Mrs. siddons' favorite drink was porter.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
Silk Waists, $1,000.

This 80 line of SAMPLE SILK WAISTS is
surely the very choicest assortment pos
sible to secure. All, without a single ex-
ception, perfect in fit, absolutely correct in
style and scarcely two alike. Real value
from $15 to $50 each; at $40 each. They
will not remain with US day.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
900 THIRD RACE-A bout six furlongs: s
ZOA. ing. light Meiter-M eights: Nurse SY

900 THIRD RACE-Ab bout six furlongs; sell
AOA. ing; light welterweights; purse $500
Time, 1:l312.
Ind. Horse, weight, Jockey. st. IL Str. Fin
(212)Perhaps, no tShaw). 1I15 11a III
(22l)Morye en-, 119 &C. Sloane). / 2I12 22 2h
2l6 Three Forks 136 (Cheva-
1856 Gold Bug l26( Hennessy).3 31a Al 43
216 Moss Terry, 126 (San-
223 The Judge. 129 III. .Taylor).6 Z 61a
81 May Jones' 1o4tC. Fiynn).2 51s 6
Poor start. Won driving Winner Neil &
Coney's br. g., by Kosciusko-May Wiley.
Betting: Perhaps 21a, Morven to 8, Three
Forks g, Moss Terry rs, Gold Bug z The Judge 8,
May Jones $50.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
900 FOURTH RACE-Five and half fur
zoo. longs, selling: three-year-olds and upward
nurSe S3OO" Time :071s.

purse $500. Time, i l:071s.
Ind. Horse, weight, Jockey. St. "a Str Fin.
(210)Hymn, 100 (shawl ,.....;5 3Ila 80 ia
2l7 Contributions 105 (Chevalier)2 % pig 31a
81 Fly 1o5 SE ;5s Jones9;idiS as99veiandi as es y 45
1912 Miss Ruth, 1O4 (Hinrichs)...S 7s 81
le2 Tim Murphy 1o7 &C. sloane).4 51a 6s u
las Nav Day, lO6 (FowelD ......6 TIE . 8
Struggling start. Won driving Winner, L..
Lloyd's b. g. by Himyar-U Una b.
Betting Hymn 9, Sir Richard A, Contribution 8.
Fly 90 Hueneme 100, Tim Murphy 31a, Miss
Ruth 100, May Day go
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

Good start. Won easily. Winner, A. N Buchan-
ans b. g., by Faustus Mt. City Belle.
Betting: Mt Roy 10 10, Irene E 5. Irma 8, w
i. Munson s, Prince Hooker 8, Rejected SO, Ida
Sauer %, SkalkahO 90 Melissa 100.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

A splendid assortment of SAMPLE
SILK and WOOLEN WAISTS, all
fresh, new goods sold to US at so
cents on the dollar, will be placed
ON SALE THIS WEEK. Our Gus
toners to receive the full benefits
of the fortunate purchase.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

Some of the pencilers took undue liberties
with the odds about America, laying as high
as so to l place against the speedy mare, and
after the race had the pleasure of cashing
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
Silk Waists. $500.
Silk Waists, $3.50.

We have never secured for our trade better
bargain than these ST so SILK WAISTS.
They are fully S11, $12 and $13 qualities,
made Ill this seasons styles of the latest
imported French Silks.
Do Not Miss This Sale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-11
OBCHOD
llstopadOWy na Stanis{awOwie.

Otrzymujemy nastepujsce
zswiadomienie dla umieszcze.
MIA W ,,Dzienniku"::
Ma posiedzeniu odbytem d.
ego b. m. Tow. Najsw. Imie-
MIA Maryi postanoWilo urza'
dzit obch6d rocznicy powsta.
mia listopadowego " hall
szkolnej przy ulicy Bradley.
Program obchodu og}oszony
zostanie W przysz}ym tygod
niu.
Wstep oznaczono ma 10 c,
cd osoby, a czysty doch6d
przeznaczylo Tow. ma korzysc
szpitala polskiego, znaidujace.
60 sic pod opieks Wieleb.
Siostr sw. Familii 2 Naza.
retu.
Kiedy naboze6stwo talobne
"a poleg}ych W obronie ojczy-
zny odbsdaie sic, podamy ra-
zem programem.
Komitet o6c1odowy."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-11
Syn burmisirza.

Geo. B. Swift jr., syn burmistrza
miasta Chicago, m}odzieniec cole
tni, wczoraj "a d}ugo zatrzymaf sig
W pewnym klubie z przyjacio}, a
wracajac do domu, widocznie robi}
wrazenie ,podejrzanej osobistosci",
gdyz dwaj policyanci zatrzymali 60
i wedle instrukcyj swoich zapytali
60, kim jest skad i dokad idzie.
oburzy}a to syna burmistrza, i
zamiast sig legitymowac, zacza} ich
lzyc ostatniemi s}owy. Kiedy go
chcieli aresztowac,i opieraf sic,
dopiero gdy kilka razy W twarz do
staf, powiedzia} kim jest. Puszczono
go wtedy, ale gniewa go to niesly-
cbanie. re obili go ludzie zamiano-
wani przez wiaanego jego ojca kt6ry
ich pewnoscis ME ukarze, gdyz
spelnili tylko swoj obowiazek j
ukaranie ich "a duo narobiloby ha.
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TsIegranlI .KrajjoHe
Nieszczescie kolejowee

WARWICK, N. Y, 10 listop.
Lokomotywa No. 13 kolei
Lebigh Hudson, wskutek eks.
plozyi zostala dzisiaj tu zgru-
chotans. Dwie osoby zostaly
zabite ma miejscu, a dwoeh
cie2ko pokaleczonych umarlo
p6zniei. Eksplozya Wskutek
tego sic wydaray3a, IL do ko.
tia dosta1a sic zimna woda.
Kociol wylecial-na so stop W
powietrze. Hamulcarz Morris
Neil uratowa} sic tym sposo-
BEN, 2e po}oz3 sic ma dach
wagonu trzymal sic go. Kon-
duktor pociagu Martin O'Neil
i maszynista Will Cooper 20,
stall zabici, a hamulcarz James
L. Sloan palace Herbert
Bestner tax cieako pokalecze
nj, ae wkr6tce umarli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-11
NOtatki teIegraiiCzne
kraiOWe.

w Bostonie ma wielkiem zgro.
madzeniu uchwalono wysfac petycyq
do prezy denta Clevelanda, azeby
uznaf powstanc6w ma Kubie "a stro-
ne wojujaca.
-Kompania kolei Illinois Central
zakupiia "a pol miliona kolej St
Louis g Belleville Southern.
= John L. Peak Kansas City,
Mo-, zostaf zamianowany pos}em W
Szwajcaryi.
w Milwaukee ma zgromadzeniu
anarchist6w przemawiali Jan Most
Lucy Parsons W rocznice stracenia
snarchist6w chicagoskich.
F. T. Roots, wpfywowy poll
tyk z Indiany, przyjaciel exprezy
denta Harrisona, zapewnia, re Har'
Fison nbedzie W polu" i re cicha
pracs W tym celu oddawna sic pro-
wadzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-11
WIADOMOSCl N!l1SCOWg
Chinczyk zamordOwany.

Wczoraj godzinie 4 rano zosta}
zastrzelony Chinczyk Lin Dockdum,
zam. W domu pm. 1851 S. Halsted
ul.
Morderstwo to dotychczas OSLO
niete jest pewna tajemnica,
Wraz zastrzelonym mieszka} i
utrzymywaf pralnia inny Chihczyk,
Moy Lock.
o godz. 4 rano mieszkahcy W
okolicy owej pralni usfyszeli strzaf
i zgromadzili sic dokota. Ujrze.
Ii oni dw6ch mezczyzn, jedne-
go moze 35letniego, drugiego
noga drewniana, spiesznie wycbo-
dzqcych z pralni. Mkt ich
ME zatrzymywal, a co dziwniejsza
Mkt ME zajrzal do wnetra pralni, a
kiedy ME siyszano tam zadnego ha-
sasu, wszyscy sic spolsojnle rozeszli.
Dopiero po poiudniu niejaki
Dwong Wach Sing, zam. pm. 22s.
S. State ul, przyszedf ma stacya
policyi przy 50 ulicy i doni6s}, ze
Lin Dockdum zostaf zastrzelony, a
powiedziaf mu o tenn wsp6lnik Do
ckduma, Moy Lock.
Policya uda}a sic ma wskazanie i
rzeczywiscie znaleziono Dockduma
niezywego, przestrzelona piersia.
Moy Lock opowiada, IL rano on
sam lezal W l6zku, kiedy do pralni
przyszedfo dw6ch nieznajomych cd
Gockduma zazadali bielizny. Dock.
dun odpowiedziaf. re bielizny dla
Mich ME ma, wtedy mia} pasc
strzal zrobif sic halas ma ulicy.
Lock opowiada, re wsta} l6zka,
ujrzal swego wsp6lnika zastrzelone-
60, ale widzac mndstwo ludzi ma
ulicy, bal sic wyjs6. Dopiero W pare
godzin p6zniej wyszedt i uwiadomii
o wszystkiem Singa, kt6ry jest ro-
dzajem adwokata Chihczykow.
Policya tymczasem zatrzyma}a
Locka, jako swiadka.
Sfycha6 jednak, re po pofudniu
wczoraj przyszedf pewien mezczyzna
do Georgia. Trude, by}ego proku-
ratora, powiedzia} mu, re on to
zabii Dockduma, Jako pow6d po.
daf, re Dockdum popelnif szkaradna
zbrodnie ma sletniej jcgo c6reczce.
Dzisiaj Trude stawi sic ma ogle-
dziny koronera i W sprawie tel zao'
zy swiadectwo.
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Kr6l po;tugalski W LOndyDie.

LoNDYN, 10 listopada. -
Londyn podejmuie obecnie z
wielks uroczystos sia kr6la por,
tugalskiego Carlosa. Przybyi
on tu we srode i zosta} przyis'
ty przez ksiecia Sasko-Ko-
burgsko, ,Gotajskiego. Ma jego
czesc odbywajs sic uroczyste
przyiecia. By1 wczoraj z cd
wiedzinami u ksiecia Walli, W
dniu urodzin tego ostatniego.
We wtorek noWy lord mayor
i korporacye m. Londynu da'
dzs wspania}y bankiet urzsdo,
wy ma Geese kr6lewskiego go.
scia. Celem jego bytncsci W
Londynie, opr6cz spraw urze-
dowych, jest zaciagniecie wick
szei pozyczki osoblstej u angiel-
skich bankier6w.
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NOtatki telegraficzne z ga
graniCy.

Z Londynu donoszq, IL szkocki
ekspres W drodze Londynu do Saint
Meats wykoleii sic. Jedna pasazerka
zostala zabita; pied os6b odniosfo
ciezkie rany.
= W Paryzu obawiaj9 sic lada
chwila upadku nowego gabinetu,
sformowanego przez p. Bourgeois.
- DIugi rzeczp. Argentynskiej
zostana skonsolidowane.
- Bismarck zn6w jest podobno
ciezko chory; cierpi ma neuralgie i
ME sypia po nocach.
= 2 Paryza donosza, ae nowy
cabinet francuzki zgodzi sic ma po-
nowne rozpatrzenie sprawy Amery-
kanina VALERA, skazanego ma 90 lat
wiezienia "a szpiegostwo ma Mada.
gaskarze.
- Cesarz Wilhelm urzqdzi} W
tych dniach W Hubertsstock polowa.
ME, podczas kt6rego zabito pare.
set sztuk zwierzyny.
- z Konstantynopola donosza, il
" poblizu Erzeroum uwieziono lltu
Kurd6w, kt6rzy zamordowali pred
rokiem z cora cykliste amerykah-
skiego F. G. Lenza, odbywaj2cego
ma kole podr6z naokofo swiata.
z Konstantynopola telegrafuja,
IL Bank otomanski poayczy} rzadowi
tureckiemu ma nieodbite wydatki "
chwili obecnej $l5Oo.Oo
W Berlinie dr.. Hans Del
brueck, jeden najwybitniejszych
dziennikarzy niemieckich, zostal
sresztowany "a to, re mia} sic wyra-
zic potepieniem policyi miej'
skiei.
w Konstantynopolu onegdaj
aresztowano niespodziewanie 100
Armenczyk6w. Pow6d aresztowah
niewiadomy.
w Berlinie skonGskowano caly
nak}ad gazety Socialist"
w sporze pouiedzy wlasciciela-
mi warsztat6w budowy okret6w W
Belfast ich strajkujacymi robotni-
kami ma bye zarz2dzona arbitracya.
PoSredniczy6 ma G. Balfour.
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ChicagOscy gOScie.

ATLANTA, Ca, 10 listop.
Dzisiaj rano r6znymi pociaga.
mi praybyli tu goscie Chi,
cago. Naprzeciw Mich kilka
mil wyiecha3 komitet z bur.
mistrzem Kingiem ma czele,
reprezentujacy miasto, izbe
handlowa i wystawe, i przy-
wi6zl goSci do miasta. Pogoda
o tyle sprzyja}a, ze ME bylo
deszczu, cho6 pochluurne by}o
powietrze. Przemawiali Alex.
II. Revell, F. w. Peck, ID.
Altgeld, Col. Turner i bur:
mistrz Swift; ,ze strony zas
Atlanty burmistrz King i Ca.
baniss. Wieczorem W Grand
Opera House przemawia1 DIR.
FL. w. Thomas, ma czesc pier
wszego pu}ku.
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mnicy pred ludem. Gala ia
wiadomosc zreszta wymaga je'
szcze stWierdzenia.
PoHstahey chilscy maszeruja ma
Pekin.

LoNDYN, 10 listopada. =.
Specyalna depesza Shanghai
donosi, IL powsta6cy Dungah;-
scy z p6}nocno-zachodnl!c, {,
Chin maszeruja W wielkiej slie
W kierunku Pekinu. Jest lch
podo5no 10000 ludzi, wielu
mich Jest uzbrojonych W ka-
rabiny rosyjskiego wyrobu'
Gl6wny w6dz poWstanczy u
trzymuje W swej armii peWne'
go rodzaju dyscypline. WoJ;;
ska cesarskie cofaj9 sic pred
powsta6cami i same rozsze'
rzaia doko}a pop1och. Rabuja
one wsie j miasteczka-i NOR
duja niewinnych mieszka1c6W.
Panuje tam powszechna anar-
CHA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-11
Mocno podejrzany.

Dnia 8 listopada okofo p6inocy,
24letoi Charles Warven, zam. pm.
1928 Wabash ave-, spadf re scho-
dow czwartego pietra W budynku
pm. Wabansia ave. tax ciezko
pokaleczyf sic glove re nazajutrz
umarf W szpitalu sw. Kukasza.
Sadzono pod6wczas, re spad}
przypadkowo, ale inaczej sadziia po.
licya.
Rozpoczelo sic tajne sledztwo,
wczoraj aresztowano niejakiego w.
A. Andersona, kolege Warvena, z
kt6rym razem mieli zatrudnienie "
sk}adzie frmy Mandel Bros.
Anderson i Warven podobno byli
rywalami, gdyz obaj starali sic o
wzglsdy panny Sadie Philips zam.
pm. 1414 Wabash ave. Anderson
byl u panny Sadie, gdy nadszedi
Warven. Powstafa miedzy oby.
'dwona sprzeczka, potem b6jka, a W
koncu Aderson miai Warvena prze.
rzuci6 przez porecz schod6w.
TAX twierdzi policya zapewnia,
be to udowodni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-11
KOrOnacya statuy.

New ORLEANS, La, 10 list,
w historycznym klasztorze
UrszuIanek odbyla sig dzisiaj
koronacya N. NJ, P. Nieust.
Pom. = Korona byla z}ota,
ozdobiona drogimi kamienia-
mi, wartosci tysiecy dolar6w.
Ola katolikGw W miescie by1a
to nadzwyczajna uroczystosc,
podobna do uroczystosci, jaka
niedawno odbyla sic W Me-
ksyku.
Zakon Urszulanek zalozono
tu na poczatku biezacego stu
lecia. Pod6wczas DUO Urszu-
lanek umario ma z61ta febre.
Zakonowi grozilo zupelne wy
marcie 4ub rozKiszanie. Pre-
lozona pisala do Francyi pro-
sba O pomoc. Jednej z Si6str,
kt6ra chcia}a przybyc, 2abro'
Mono wyjechaG z Francyi.
Znalazla ona jednak przypad.
kowo W swym klastorzete sta
tue, i uwazaiac to "a wskaz6'
wke z nieba, napisala do Pa
pieaa z prosba o rade. Papiez
poleci3 jej uda6 sic re statu?
do Louisiany. Uczyni}a to j
zabra1a re soba statue, a cd
tego czasu mn6stwo >tu wyda.
rzylo sic cud6w. Statua jest 4
stopy wysoka i istotnie jest
arcydzie1em sztuki rzezbiar-
skiej.
Arcybiskup Jansen i bi
skupi Dunn, Vertageur, Gal.
lagher, Defoster, Heslin i
Meerschairt wzieli udzial W
uroczystosci.