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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-11
prBLIC BEOTESTS BY MRS. BtLL
SHE LEAVES Az ESTATE VALUED At S''''"
MONEY FOR CLUTCHES. HOSPITAL"
AID EDUCATION

The viii Of Mrs. Mary putnam hu'l VIM" W w.
p., Edward e. hull. 81 Tarrytown. was h'' ''r
,.r.,,,,. iu White Plains yesterday. An esiai" 81
s--- n., is left hv IA, dead woman. After proVl"S
far the family She b,queaths 500 to h- sleepy Ho-
low Cemetery Association. 500 TO 81 Mar"
Wing Memorial church 81 Tarryiowu' as memorial
=, her husband. g." 90 ChristS 'huIch' I"I.'
town. 5000 10 Christs church N'>ii'f' ''' ''
,,,,,r.,l window and an oH portrait 90 the
.,,, ~ nor husband. s. rop 20 AL Saints 'hurch.
\au-Mif,rI. Conn. FOR -"t Of chime bc's' N-"'
q, tine Rethcsla Episcopal church. OF S3TatoHa .
c, ..g o.. ~ F,lth School. % Saratoga. 70 iou4' 4
'ti.rsti,, 60 'n IN, T4fryt1Wu Hospital A-S''la-
don. $1,000 20 Mary Duncan Putnam; 2t H'v'r
-, T,y,, as trustee flr fh" hcneii ~ iu' raven,
-, t.'..,I, ~ Natural Sciences AMI -iucail 'nal
,.,l,iiton. t,ro o. the Ophihamin AMI Oral Inst
.-, ,y, y.a4 J",.i Jauuary % 500. and nam's a.,
.,.',,0rs Y II : Putnam and George X. Putnam
~ York CITY. Clement putnam anu "'"" -
Putnam. Il DaNcup.rt. Iona.
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Granville VI. Drummopd died Mt his home. No. I'D
West One-hundred- and twenty fourth-st on Tues
day. from pneumonia He was born In North SD
ney Me i'm 1893 and came TO this city when sun
a young man. He got employment with the f.. H.
Purdy Manufacturing company, OF which Tor years
he the superintendent and in which he
had considerable interest. Mr.. Purdy served with
the l2th New-York State Militia during the ClVll
war. and member OF T.. II. Morgan fost
OF the Grand Army. He was a high and hQnorel
Mason. having been for thirty years a member OF
York Lodge and was an ardent ProniDl, ohist
He leaves a widow. The funeral will take place az
his home this evening with full q. y. X ana
Masonic ceremonies. and the burial Will be In Green
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GEnRGE Y. DENTON.

George w Denton a ~ell-known business man,
died a his home. No l22 West Eighty-fourth-st.,
on Monday from brain fever. Mr.. Denton was born
in Ncw-Rochelle in 1864 and was the son OF Thomas
l.. and Sarah Denton He was graduated from
Eastman College IN lssJ and Immediately entered
into business life. Five years ago ne became the
manager Of the Tyrolese Art Glass Company. OF
Nos 20 and CT Park Place i little year
ago Mr. Denton married Miss Bertha Johnson, OF
Canajohar.e. y Y. The funeral VIII take place to
day at D. m at the First Presbyterian Church. in
New Rochelle. The burial viii be In Beecnwood
Cemetery, New-Rochelle.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-Ex-C Congressman John j. Hemphill. Of
South Carolina. BREVOORT-Genera James II.
Wilson, OF Delaware. BUCKINGHAM-Justice
William II. Adams. OF the New-York Supreme
Court FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-Governor Herbert
W. Ladd OF Rhode Island. GRAND-State Treas
urer A. b. Colvn. OF Albany. WALDORF-United
States District Judge William *. Townsend. Of
New Haven WINDSOR Governor William Nc
Kinley, OF ono. and Edward Atkinson, OF Boston
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DEATH or MRS ANY ELEANOR NHITMoRE.

Mira Amy Eleanor Whitmore died yesterday 1t
the home OF her daughter, Mrs j. l. broadhurs',
No. 800 Grecne-ave. Brooklyn III inc ninety scU""'
vear ~ bor AGO Her husband John Whitmorc,
vas an intimate friends OF Morse. inventor OF the
telegraph and with her husband Mrs Mhitm NOR
was in n telegraph Office In GAMBIA, ONO, "h'h
Morse sent hIs first message h. telegraph.
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THE YALE GLEE AND RiNJO CLTB CONCERT.

The annual concert Of the Yale 'ilee ana bahJo
club will be held this year AS 1t last. in Car
ncglc Hall on Friday evening. April o. at S~ p.
M The proceeds Of tn, concert VIII he devoted to
defraying the expenses Of the University crew Inc
outlook for a successful concert Il bright; the olee
club has many and attractive songs ana Is
said to sing them very we'll: the Banjo club shows
the FIN. results Of long and patient practice. The
hall will he crowded with friends OF Yale. mn a
week before the concert tickets may be obtained
Nv snnlytng nv mail 10 J. Sanford Barnes IT,, No.
81 Nassau]st and after April 10 at Tyson's the
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FRANK II. WHITE.

Frank II. White. a wc-known Brookynite. died
at his home. no 339 Brdge-st yesterday. from
ervslpelas \ widow and nine children survive him.
For years NJ. White was prominent In Democratic
politics In Kings County. He defeated for
sheriff los Colonel Lewis r. Stegman. He n
member Of the Society OF Old Brooklynites, the
Veteran Volunteer Firemen. the volunteer Fire
mems Association the Emerald and St Patrick
societies, and United States Council. o. =. f..
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FoR 4 ST. vwoEYrS BENEFIT AT DAYS.

A bener, performance which is certain to prove
we'll worth attending Will be given at Days Thea
tire on Monday afternoon II Will be In aid OF ST.
vincents HOSPITAL Mr.. Daly has generously Of
fered the use OF his theatre. ana Miss Ada he"a'
will appear with his company. This hospital treats
many poor persons and Is well worthy OF support,
However those who attend this performance VIII
be amnlv r.na,, from, nurely selfish point OF view,
irrespective OF considerations OF charity -.
The committee In charge OF the entertainment
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IANIE,S CERRN.

James Curry died AZ his home. Newark and Wash
ington SITS. Hoboken. on Tuesday night from con
gesi.on Of the lungs II" had lived in Hoboken for
over thirty years. AMI for forty years was engaged
IN the wholesale butcher business in Washington
Market He retired six years ago. lie was sixty
eight years old. lie leaves three daughters.
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in the school are usually vel fitted for the calling
IN which they perfect themselves.
Fowor. chairman; ogden N'NI secretary; Or. W.
bert, J. G. McCuough and Dr. H. T. L2cnl'-.
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ROBERT SCHOEN

The funeral OF Robert Schoen. attache Of the
German Consulate in this city will take place al
his home no % Bowcrs-st. Jersey city. at o'clock
this afternoon He was born in Germany and came
TO thi, country I'm 1860 He fought through the civil
War and was in receipt Of pension on account Of
wounds received. He was seventy years Old anu
leaves a widow. TWO sons and daughter.
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mont officials seem hopeful that the law Will pro
duce at least 100000, and that there VIII pc be
nJentv OF money meet all demands upon lhe
Trea sury In any event the law VIII last no longer
man a Rcpubl!caH congress can secure us re-
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THE INCOME TAX And 1HE hE' nv oH'
A DEFICIT FOR THE NEW Countless

A DEFICIT FOR THE NEW Countless
From The Buffalo Commercial
1.nless there is a great revival OF business ana IN
crease OF internal revenues and customs Itreitii 10
dn8ct due to this decision which VIII have to be
made up by the new tG consider and report
upon in the near future
Not BAD ENOUGH FOR AN EXTRA SESSION
From The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Tbov saw the income tax decision, though II
does cut down the revenues, H. not 10 cause ~
special session OF Congress- ~ ' ~
set along very well without on"
,,.,,r II. MAKE MORE BONDS NECESSARY?
From The Worcester Spy
,ion that fully one-half OF the expected income
VIII 70 The question arises whether the amount
,bai viii actually be collected, together WIN tiar
sonrccs VIII be sufficient to meet the S STaiha ar,
expenses OF The GovGinnent Inei ,bere e are many
marS VINO agree with the views advanced by
Sens P%r,nsidnnf viii be forced to maintain the
Treasury By another bono sac
CRIPPLED As \ REVENUE MEASURE.
Fran The New-York Advertiser
rhn excuptions made by the supreme Court
fatally cripple the income YAK exceIlent anihorics
tfs ~. Withdrawal Of rea estate rents ana
public bonos he law from 90 30 per cent. This
isrrclv Increases the dehst ~, uhe "a
egroa{ne and makes tho ulter 'hi'ure "i III" w"
eGD iprifr palmer than over
not WORTH WHILE
From The Troy Times. -,,.-.,-..-,.. =,
,ct ,o,, ,yiu produce revenue rldicuIousIy smaIi
a. ,romoTtion 10 the trouble IL WIZ cause ~ appol
IN propoa..G corcctng the tax and the litigation
tonins 3 'foIlow The attempted enforcement OF the
statute
r,,r ONLY ESCAPE FROM THE TROUBLE
o,,o p,,,sbure Commercial Gazette.
1t is held by some ih@' 2@ and ma mar
and be caused by the SeSSa ts
amount conecoA. AGAINST this view the Govern
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ADAMS-On Wednesday. April 10. 1898. Nathan Burr
Adams. In his s6th year
Funeral from his late residence Bound Ridge ~ T.. on
Friday the 18th inst. at p. m
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10 SPEAK At WRENCEVILLE SCHO0L

IAwrenccvillc y j.. April 10 tSpeciap be''Jh'"' u
Y Comcgys president OF the Philadelphia national
rank has been selected - deliver the annual al
dress before the Christian Association OF IN" Law
renccville School at its approaching commencement
In lime
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THE 1LTENIS PERILOTS IOf dGE.
\ rLATE FALLS FROM HER BOTTOM WHILE y
SEA-CARGO JErTlsoNEp TO KEEP Ihh
VESSEL AFLOAT

Norfolk Va Apri lo.-The British steamer AlN'h'
Captaln Dow bound from Kingston to N'"-io'k
with passengers and general cargo arrived mere 'St
night leaking 1t was learned ina on AprH I" "'eh
in about latitude 81 o. Longitude H-l' heaN! sea
running , large ulate fell from the bottom OF the
steamer. and that the Whole OF the after co"p'f'
u,nts were soon full OF water up to the stc'h'
deck Three steam pumps and one mana pump
were AZ once put 20 work. hut th'y 'ouN no, Tree
The vessel The passengers became excited ABOUT
40 tons Of me steamers cargo. consisting 81 IN -
sugar and honey. wer" thrown oNttb''i D. u'. ~ ~
ms l.l no. holm much. The cargo l"lts1h'i Is
estimated 20 DO worth about s24''' Inc boats Wei'
cleared away and provi-. ready for aunchlhs'
bif fortunately were not needed Inc AN"nh ar
rived here ar - O'Clock last night am Is no" an
chorcl Of Atlantic city.
The Alv,na is we'll known in N'w-fork waters
being one OF the Oldest ot the Atlas fleet she was
llf I'm Glasgow in $50 and was formerly the Glen
yya She is 80 .ong. @ feet beam anu y ie't
I.,p and rex -t-rs llG tons. she g. s.nsi"-Ncre"
,..4sof with iron hull and was last surveyed IN
July 1884 by New-Nork inspectors.
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consists Of John Burke. chairman Joseph r CARR,
gan, Thomas p. FitZsimons John +. Kelly ana
John Sculy, secretary
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Buructt's FIavOring Extracts
. the best. perfectly pure. highly concentrated.
MARRIED.

Tuesday April o. 1895, by the Rev.
Mr. McMichael the residence Of the brides parents.
2.3 AleNander-aye New York Harriet Louise. daugh-
ter ~ James and Susan T.. Cooper. 20 Edwin Lewis
Ford OF Mount Vernon
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ST. GEORGES CHURCH. stuyvesant square.-Passiou
service. Good Friday April II 1895 from IL to ..
Meditation on The Seven Last Words" Service co..
Quoted BY Rev. W. s. RAINSFORp. D. D.. Rector.
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name Ind address.
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n, sOZODONT renders the agreeable article ever
used as tooth wash r. has ne u the acrid properties
pf the astrngent tooth powders and Instead OF contracts
ing the gums renders them hrm and elastic
utuhest award for Artificial Teeth at
Worlds FAIR was granted DR.. HENRY !. DEANE, Dem
Lexington f5'h-st. Specially Artl-
ocia Teeth Expression restored Telephone sB 3sh-st
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The kensico Cemetery. Harlem Railroad; once.
42d-s,. Interments made In this Neciopo.s
and funeral parties the city by special trains
In * hours. regular time "a hours
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Religions Notices.

o.
ALL SOULS CHURCH. ith-ave., corner 20th-st-To-
morrow, Good Friday, the Pastor Rev. THEODORE c.
WILLIAMS. will preach at 30 The public cordially
invited
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ST.
JAMES corner Madison-aVe. and 73d-st., Rev. J. Il.
REMENSNYDER, u. D.. Pastor.-Good Friday service
IL a. IN.
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CRIPPLED As \ REVENUE MEASURE.
r.ho Nnm.Ynrk Advertiser.
NoT WORTH WHILE.

FROM IN, ,,roduce q revenue ridicuousy small
inc Jaw WI 80 he trouble il will cause In appor-
obing and collecting the tax ap me ~ ,be
sure TO follow the attehP'' "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-07
Nisko upad}.

Wezoraj ma stacyi centralnej no.
cowa} falszerz A. J. Whiteman,
kt6rego sierzant policyjny W. Ross
re San Srancisco wiezie New Yor-
ku do San Francisco, kt6rego i W
Chicago p6zniej zamierzaja proceso-
wac. Whiteman W San Francisco
oszukal bank Nevada czekiem ma
$500, W przejezdzie przez Chicago
tu pare faiszywych czek6w eskonto-
wal, i udai sic by} do New Yorku,
gdzie go schwytano.
Jest to W ca}em s}owa tego zna-
czeniu ,,upad}a wielkosc."
Liczy on zaledwie 35 lat wieku, a
pochodzi zamoznej i wielce powa.
zanei rodziny W Minnesota. Cd
m}odosci zajmowa} sic polityka W
swym Stanie; byl raz cz}onkiem le-
gislatury, diva razy senatorem stanu
Minnesota. Pred czterema laty
obrano go burmistrzem W Duluth.
Przed pieciu zas laty umar} by}
ojciec jego, majetny handlarz drze-
wa, i pozostawif mu $500, 900 ma
jatku. Caly ten majatek i znaczne
dochody r6znych swoich urzed6w
Whiteman przepusci} W niesfychanie
kr6tkim czasie i W koncu sta} sic
falszerZem.
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Telegranly KrajOWe.
Ze StOlicy ZwiazkOWej.

Washington, 6 maja. Nowy hisz-
pahski posel. Senor Enrique Dupuy
de LONE, zosta} dis przedstaw&ony
przez zastepce sekretarza stanu
Uhla. Pose} W przemowie swej "a
znaczy}, re po raz trzeci ma zaszczyt
krajowi swojemu siuzyc u tego
wielkiego narodu.
Gresham 2zis wieezorem ma sic
troche lepiej; przesilenie choroby
szczesliwie sic skohczy}o.
Dzisiaj W najwyzszym trybunale
Stan6w Zjednoczonych rozpoczety
sic obrady mad sprawami o podat-
kach dochodowych cd diugiego
czasu po raz pierwszy znowu wszy-
scy sedziowie, W liczbie 9, byli
obecni. Sedzia Howell Jackson z
Tennessee po diugiei .chorobie po-
wr6cil, jeszcze jednak ME zupesnie
czuje sic zdr6w i silny.
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MOrderstWa.

Secancus, ". j., ego maja. -
35letni w}asciciel piwiarni i ma}ego
hotelu Sunny Side," przy Patter-
son Road, John H. Engelbrecht, 20
stai dis W nocy zamordowany.
Znaleziono rano jego zw}oki, okrut-
ME pokaleczone, a obryzganie krwia
calego pokoju swiadczylo, IL BRONX
sic rozpaczliwie. Prawdopodobnie
zamordowano 60 celem obrabowa-
MIA. Ubieg}ej nocy W hotelu gosci
pie byio. Ojciec zamordowanego,
kt6ry umarl niedawno, pozostawi}
znaczny majqtek.
Minneapolis, MINI, ego maja.
Ze Sleepy Eye donosza, re wczoraj
wieczorem kelner Fritz Krehne 70
stai zamordowany W piwiarni Radla
przez m}odego blacharza Alfredo
Koechele. Obaj pok}6cili sic byli
o zaptate. Dzis rano zas znaleziono
zwIoki Koechelego, z rama W gso-
vie, W jego warsztac;e: sam sobie
prawdopodobnie odebra} zycie,
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NOtatki telegrafiCDne
2 kr8iu.

~ Zamianowani przez prezydenta
komisarze do zbadania plan6w bu.
dowy kanaiu Nicaragua, wyjechali
wczoraj New Yorku do Mobile,
Ala, skad udadza sic do Greytown.
Zapewne prace ich potrwaja re diva
miesiace.
- Skarbnik miejski, w}asciciel
sk}adu ubran, Simon Jacobs W
Butte, Mont, wczoraj odebra} sobie
zycie wystrza}em z rewolweru.
Wczoraj kohczy} sic jego termin
urzedowania; W ksiegach jego znale-
ziono defcyt oko}o $4,000.
w Quincy. ILL.,, umar}a 70
letnia milionerka, pani Sarah NJ.
Moffatt, kt6rej realnosci znajdowa.
}y sic g}6wnie W dzielnicy zachod'
niej W Chicago.
w Herington, Kas. okolicy,
oberwanie chmur ogromne zrzadzi}o
szkody.
- Wedle policyjnego iczenia
ludnosci W Buffalo, dokonanego l
maia b. r., miasto owe liczy sa5, ,7os
micszkancow.
Konwencya zebrana celem uio-
zenia i przyjecia konstytucyi dla
Utah, wczoraj W Salt Lake City po
trzeciem odczytaniu i przyjeciu pro-
jektu, odroczy}a sic.
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PCdr6ie ees, Wilhelma.

Berlin, ego maia.-z nadejsciem
lata gazety podaja d}ugs liste po.
dr6zy, jake odbedzie W tym roku
ces. Wilhelm. Opr6cz wycieczki ma
wybrzeza Norwegii i na wyscigi
yacht6w do Cowes (Anglia), cesarz
wezmie udziai W skombinowanych
manewrach marynarki Wojsk lado-
wych w{oskich ma wybrzezach Sycy-
lii. w sierpniu odwiedzi kr6lowe
regentke hOlendersk2 W Amsterda-
ME; bedzie polowai W Alzacyi-Lo-
taryngii ma G6rnym szlazku; wre-
szcie " iesieni wezmie udzial " ma.
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w spraWie Banffy EGO KalEo'
keg0.

Buda Peszt, ego maia. -Dzis W
W Izbie nizszej Sejmu wegierskiego
prezydent ministr6w Banfy dawa}
wyja$nienia W sprawie nieporozu-
mienia z urzedem spraw zagranicz-
nych, kt6re spowodowa}o rezygna-
eye Kalnokego. Czyta} listy
Kalnokego, W kt6rych ten W spra-
vie Sig. Agliardi o6arowa} posred-
nictwo ministerstwa spraw zagra-
nicznych. M6wiac nawiasem, listy
owe niczem ME upowazni4y Banffy'-
ego do brutalnego wyst2pienia pre-
civ nuncyuszowi W Sejmie. Pomi-
mo to Izba wykretne wyjasnienia
prezydenta ministr6w przyjela do
wiadomosci bez opozycyi.
Wiedeh, ego maja. - Cesarz
Franciszek J6zef posiai do hrabiego
Kalnokego serdeczny list w}asno-
reczny, W kt6rym odmawia przyje.
cia jego rezygnacyi urzedu mini
stra spraw zagranicznych.
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WIADOHOSCI MlEJSCOWE.
Piekna piekarka = revolver
gOgO.

Pani E. Wilson jest zarzadczynis
piekarni Economy Bakery" pm.
1s5--22nd str.
Wczoraj wieczorem o godz. 9ej,
kiedy pani Wilson dwiema dziew'
czetami by}a W piekarni, wszedl ja-
kis gogo modnie ubrany. Przez pa
re minut przypatrywal sic PAM
Wilson zachwytem; potem zamo''
will dla siebie dla wszystkich
trzech pan obecnych lody. Odpo-
wiedziano mu re ME ma lodow; po-
mimo tego pozosta{ i zacza} unosic
sic mad pieknoscia PAM Wilson.
Ia nadaremnie kilkakrotnie prosifa
go, by dat jej pok6j i poszed} sobie:
W koncu zniecierpliwiona poszia do
sqsiedniego pokoiku i przynfosfa
revolver, grozac, re strzeli, jezeli
on sic ME oddali. I to jednak ME
pomoglo: dopiero gdy jedna pa
nien przyprowadzifa policyanta, "a
chwycony mlodzieniec odszedi. Ale
W pare minut p6zniej wr6cif, kupif
ciastek "a 5 cent6w ma nowo zaczaf
unosic sic mad wdziekami PAM Will
son. zniecierpliwiona zarz2dczyni
piekarni porwawszy revolver, stree
li{a istotnie.
szczesciem chybifa: strzai jednak
sprowadzi} policyant6w, kt6rzy ma
treta zaprowadzili ma stacya policyj'
nq przy % ulicy, gdzie sic okazafo,
re nazywa on sic Aaron Z. Perrin
i mieszka pm. 1882 Michigan ave.
Dzis przeslucha go sedzia Glennon.
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S. p. ksiadz J6zef HOrba-
CZeWski.

W niedziele o godzinie 5.tej rano
odda. Bogu ducha s. P. ksiadz J6zef
Horbaczewski, wikaryusz parafii sw.
J6ztfata W Milwaukee.
Nieboszczyk pochodzis Z Litwy,
gdzie sic rodzii 81 lat temu.
Wozesnis poczuwszy W sobie po.
wolanie do stauu kaplahskiego, 20.
stal wyswiecony W m3odYm wieku, a
kiedy wybuohlo powstanie r. 1858
wstapis do szeregow powstahczych,
jake kapelan.
w powstaniu, wskutek zaziebienia
Iniewczasu, nabawil sic choroby,
kt6ra go przez wiecej niz 30 lat ira
pi{a, a ostatecznie spowodowala
smier6.
W ostatnich kilku tygodniach
pred zgonem s. p. ks. Horbaczewski
tax juz os2abs, ze niezdolnym byl do
wykonywania obowiazkow kap2ah.
skich.
zmaray przybyl do Ameryki ia.
kich Is lat temu, bawil W roznych
miastaoh; wreszcie a lata temu przy.
by1 do Milwaukee La Crosse, Wis,
W spokoju zakohczyszywot tulaczy.
Pogrzeb cdbedzie sic W srode o
godzinie 9:30 rano.
Pok6j pamieci kaplana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-07
MOgfO bye gOrzej.

Wczoraj 1oletni Daniel Drowder
wskutek w{asnej lekkomyslnosei
znalazs sic W pofozeniu, kt6re }atwo
moglo 60 zycie kosztowac.
Ma przecieciu ulic Clinton i Max
well ze swawoli chciai wskoczyc ma
iadaca wlasnie maszyne do czysz-
czenia ulic. Potkns} sic i upad}
tax nieszczesliwie, re prawa noga
iego dostala sic W ko}o zebate. Gdy-
by woznica ME byl natychmiast
zatrzyma} wozu, niezawodnie chfo'
piec zostalby rozszarpany. Ale i
tax polozenie jego byio dose grozne.
W6z stal wprawdzie, ale noga tax
SLIME zostala scisnieta natychmiast
napuchfa, ze ma razie prawie niepo-
dobienstwem wydawa}o sic chfopca
oswobodzic. Kilku strazak6w, Kill
lzu policyant6w i kilku przechod-
ni6w stara}o sic znalez6 sposob wy
dobycia nogi ko}a; tymczasem
chlopiec zemdlaf. Przez godzine
przeszEo pracowano, spodnie i ob6-
vie ch}opcs porozcinano i nakoniec
go uwolniono.
Nakoniec zawieziono 60 do mie!
szkania rodzic6w pm. 165 w.
l3 place, gdzie lekarz obwiazai mu
noge i oswiadczy}, il ME ma zadne-
go niebezpieczehstwa troehe poka'
leczona noga wkr6tce sic zagoi.
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Straiki.

st. Louis, Mo-, maja. Strajk
mularskich robotnik6w sta} SIG tn
og6lnym i strajkerzy So zdecydowani
ME dopusci6 zadnych unionist6w
do pracowania, dop6ki ich zadania
ME zostanq wypeinione.
Pittsburg, Kas., 6 maja. W fabry-
ce Cherokee Zinc Co. 25o robotni.
k6w pogasifo ognie i odeszso cd
roboty. R6wnoczesnie zastrajkowa
robotnicy W fabrykach Lanyona i
juz tylko W jednej fabryce W mie-
scie, W fabrYce Pittsburg & st.
Louis, pracnja. Pow6d strajku jest
ten, ze w}asciciele fabryk, kt6rzy
pred trzema miesiacami obnizyli
place, ME chca ich teraz pcdniesc.
Bezzaire, o. 6 maja. w Belmont
County strajkuje 5000 g6rnik6w, a
W Harrison, Jefferson i Guernsey
1000. W skutek braku wegli zamy-
kaja W okolicy wszystkie lejarnie
zelaza rome inne fabryki.
Providence, R. l., 6 maja. W
Olneyville strajk jest og6lny bierze
W MIN udzia} 5000 robotnik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-07
Szezeg6lna chOroka.

Monterey, Cal, 9 rnaja. Umars
tu William Libelts, ktory cierpias
cd dlugiego czasu Ma szczeg6lna,
doktorom nieznana chorobe. Mai
on wodna puchlina, ale do}aczyiy
sic do tego szczegolne objawy ska,
mienienia stopniowego roznych cze'
sci ciala. w koncu ca}e ciafo jego
sta}o sic twarde, jak kamieh stra'
clio wszelkie uczucie; szpilka ME
MONA bylo cia}a przebi6. Libeltsa
umieszczono W niemieckim szpitalu
W San Francisco, gdzie lekarze
badali szczeg6lns te chorobe. W
koGcu lekarze orzeklij re choroba
jego jest rodzajem mixodedemy,
przy czem czesci ciala stopniowo
zanikaje lub kostniej@ Niepodobna
bylo pom6dz choremu; przed dwoma
tygodniami przewiezaono go do
domu, wczoraj umarl. Sekcya wy
kazafa, ze organ6w wewnetrznych
tylko nerki pozostafy nienaruszone.
zmarty byf starym osadnikiem
liczyf &C lat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-07

= W Afryce mad rzeka Adbara
oddzial wojsk wloskich rozbif wiel-
ka bande Derwiszdw.
Z Lizbony donosza, il Rad ro-
zwiazai Kompanie handlowa portu'
galska Nyassa we wschodniej Airy.
ce.
= w Genewie, W Szwajcaryi,
zmar} prof. Karol Voght, znany
przyrodnik, ilozof autor.
w Antwerpii (Belgia) podczas
bury piorun uderzy} W pomuik Ra-
bensa-i znacznie 60 uszkodzit
Z Colon telegrafuja, IL Rad
kolumbijski odkry} pomiedzy urze'
dnikami wielkie pieniezne naduzy-
cia. Winni zostana oddani pod sad.
- 40 w{oskich LIB handlowych
wnios}o do rzadu petycye o zawiaza-
ME blizszych stosunk6w handlowych
Francya.
- Ma Formozie wybuch} formal
ny rokosz; handy rozb6jnicze t. z.
"Czarnych Flag" szerza na wyspie
pop}och.