davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-05-04
Still True.

In taking the collectors commits
sions ca as the bases for taxes charged
to each it appears the JOURNAL has
erred in allowing the pine barrens
$4,000 more than they pay and the
coal region $l4, 900 too much.
1t still occurs, however, that the coal
region pays over $4,000 more than
Cumberland, and nearly $4,000 more
than that city and the pine barrens
punched.
And it is still true that the city's
taxes are TN investment in county af-
fairs that returns annually all the
principal and tremendous rate of
interest.
These remarks are called out by the
next paragraph:
The tax collectors have commenced to en-
force the payment OF State and county taxes
now in arrears. OF the $4,000 raised by
taxation this county, the Cumberland dis
trict pays something over 800 600, although
the Frostburg JOURNAL insists that Cumber-
land pays only $4,000. One trouble with the
great paper is that it is seldom right about
nything.-Cumberland AewS.
Zone trouble with that statement
is-it credits Cumberland with $l2, 000
too much.
And another is-whenever the Neacs
is right in statistical statement the
compositor has Numbered headlong
into accuracy.
And while we think of tit is still
true that the coal region pays over
half the municipal election expenses
of Cumberland.
The foxes of finance down there can
neither crawl round nor out of this
hole.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-05-04
Necessary Distinctions.

The Homecoming Regie,o appears to
think that telling the truth is ''uu-
limited abuse" and quotations from
levy figures are ''insults.'
The JOURNAL confesses it does not
belong to that upper air or solar walk
class Of moralists who believe that
sitting the truth is love feast per-
Torrance and telling lies a sure sign
that one enjoys "the old-time religion"
For instance, the levy list shows
that of the $SS0.05 which came to the
out-of-city newspapers, the Reoieao got
1867 %. That is, of each $500 it got
nearly $42.
On the other hand, excluding $13S. %
levied to Il paper defunct, the other
papers got 1874 50, showing that if the
'RecieD had gotten, only $3.50 more, its
patronage would have equaled that of
both the Star and JOURNAL.
These are facts, but are they Gin
suits ?"
If so, then it was the Commissioners
who are insulting the Reejec-no the
JOURNAL.
If the JOURNAL were to deduce from
these facts, however, a reason why the
Reoie,0 stands so openly for mine
labor against our employers and so
quietly against mining labor in county
affairs, that reason might be tortured
into an ''insult."
But the JOURNAL does not reach any
such conclusion.
Perish the thought
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-05-04
Irrelevant Question.

e know where we are at.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-05-04

Is Homecoming not entitled to the same
privileges as F'rostburg Homecoming Reyiep.
Legally yes.
Illegally-not.
In other words, there should be no
competition between Homecoming and
Frostburg to obtain advantages for
which the law does not provide.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-05-04

Cumberland gets just a hint of cold
comfort from the Homecoming Reoieo.
But as the Recie~'s judgment and
taste are about as fishy as its talent
for prophecy, the prospect for great
time, in spite of Cumberland, Is in full
bloom.
We know where we are at.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-05-04
The AristOcracY of Coal.

The JOURNAL, like Mr.. McKaig wanted
every commodity admitted free except that
in which it had an interest When it came
to coal, protection was not robbery, after all.
Cumberland NewS.
That is because Mr.. McKaig and the
JOURNAL do not herd coal with cow
hoofs and apple butter.
The JOURNAL, at least, places coal
where it can stand in time of danger.
The Neecs keeps it in low fellowship
with lot of bric-a-brac that is liable
at any time to sink the whole cargo.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-29
IN THE CHURCHES.

Services will be held at the churches to-
day as follows:
First Presbyterian church, Z. ]. Groen-
eveld. pastor-Preaehing at II a. m and
7:0 p. m Sunday schools: Home school,
12:l5; Travona. 2 and South Butte Union,
p. m Endeavor meeting s at and $3.50
y. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. All
cordially invited
ST Johns Episcopal church. s. c.
Blackiston. rector-Hoiy communion at
1880. Morning prayer and sermon at II.
Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30. Sun
day school at 1890 Bible class at the rec
tory on Friday at 7:30 p. m.
South Butte NJ. 4. church-The pastor.
Rev. T. II. Hicks. will preach in the
morning at II o'clock. Subject. The Priv
ileges Of a Believer" In the evening at
7:30. Class meeting after the morning
service. Sunday school at $50 Epworth
league at O'Clock. Subject, Hone /"
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7:s0.
Meaderville-Sunday school at ? o'clock.
Epworth league will meet at Z o'clock
Preaching service at 7:30. Prayer meeting
Monday evening at O'Clock. All are cor
daily invited
Christian church. corner Mercury and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-29
The Largest In the state.

Butte can boast OF the largest and
most elegantly appointed boarding
house in the northwest, one which af-
fords a most comfortable home for the
busy toilers of the great copper camp.
The Hale House was built during the
early part of the present year. IT is OF
brick and stone. constructed after the
most approved plans of modern archi-
lecture. with everything to make IL
complete in drainage. light, heat and
ventilation.
The house contains nearly 200 rooms
all well lighted and ventilated, spa
cious halls, a good library well sup
piled with books and all the leading
magazines and dailies. for the free use
OF the guests.
In the great kitchen every device
for convenience and cleanliness Is pro-
vided. and the immense dining room is
a model Of neatness.
One can scarcely realize what a con-
tract II is TO properly provide for sew
eral hundred healthy boarders every
day. The quantity of provisions Is
enormous, but undoubtedly the Hale
House plan is the correct one for the
comfortable and economical care OF a
large number of men. since under its
hospitable roof one finds opportunities
of amusement. reading and social in
tercourse which IL is impossible to fur
nish in the ordinary boarding house
There Is always a demand for rooms
and fortunate rs the man VINO secures
one on first application. The Hale
House is great success. and deserv-
edly So
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-29
WELL-KNOWN VERA.
Once She Was an Unsophisticated Maiden
of Great Falls.

Mrs. Vera Grange, from whom her hus-
band secured divorce last week, seems
to have been quite well known in Great
Falls at one time, and the Tribune. in
referring to the divorce adds the follow
ing interesting bit:
Mrs. Grange was once well known in
Great Falls and many persons here still
remember her. She came here five years
ago this winter with her husband, named
Cobb. who was travelling for a wholesale
liquor house.
''They remained in the city several
weeks. boarding with a family on Sixth
avenue south. Mrs. Cobb was only II
years old and about as foolish as any girl
that age ever was. She was at least in
discreet In her speech and actions and her
husband was insanely Jealous OF her. He
treated her like a child. even in the pres
ence Of others. reproving her freely, send
ing her to bed when her conduct dis
pleased him. and otherwise insulting her
She became enamored of a railroad man
then In Great Falls and her devotion to
him was apparent to all. This finally
led to an outbreak on the part of Mr..
Cobb and they quarreled. She claimed
he struck her.
'She left him and returned to her par
ents in Pennsylvania. Great Falls knew
her no more until the summer of 1894.
when Mr.. and Mrs. Grange arrived in
Great Falls. Few OF her old acquaint-
ances knew her. Her face looked liked a
set palette. her attire comprised all the
colors of the rainbow and the combina-
lions. She had evidently seen something
of the world since she first came to Great
Falls as an unsophisticated maiden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grange remained in
Great Falls few DAYS and returned to
Salt Lake and then removed to Butte"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-29
Butte's Water supply.

Butte has a mineral supply not
equaled by any other city in the world
but situated as 1t is ON the summit OF
the Rockies its water supply has been
a most difficult problem to solve. Some
four years ago the Butte City Water
company was granted a franchise by
the city and proceeded to buy the old
water plant then in operation and at
once made elaborate plans for furnish
ing the city with an ample supply
of fine mountain water, and ii was
supposed that they had such a supply
at their disposal. A reservoir one of
the largest in the country, was plan
ned. and work begun on a most sub
stantial plan. and a large pipe line
laid from the reservoir to the CITY, a
distance of about IL miles. and in the
fall of 1892 the city was using water
from this new supply which was very
satisfactory until the hot weather of
the following season came on and the
supply, owing to low water, was large
ly drawn from the water stored. Very
much to the disappointment of the
company and chagrin of the citizens
IL was found the water would not
keep pure. stored. Everything that
could be thought of was done to rem
edy the trouble. but the following sea-
sons of 1894 and 1895 came without the
difficulty having been remedied. The
company at this juncture concluded
there was but one remedy, namely,
to increase the supply of running wa
ter in some way and thus avoid stor-
age for ordinary use. They at once
adopted heroic measures to carry out
this idea, and bought up all the water
rights on Fish creek, on the opposite
side of Table mountain. They pro-
ceeded to convey the water
from this fine stream over the
divide into their Basin creek
supply. The expense of doing this
was something enormous and IL will be
years before the plant can be made to
return a profit on the investment, but
the problem Is solved and Butte can
now boast of as good water supply as
any city in the country. and plenty of
Il, coming right from the source of the
streams heading in the snow-capped
Table mountains.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-29

washington-Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at IL. Y. p. 8. c. e. at $50 p.
m. Sermon at 1880. c. w. Pool. pastor.
NJ. Z. church South. corner OF Galena
and South Misunderstanding at IL a. m.
and 1880 D. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
League at $3.50 p. m. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening. s. b. Tabor. pastor.
Mountain View NJ. z. church-Subject
at IL o'clock, Courage for the New
year" Subject at 1880 o'clock, what is
Your Age?" Sunday school at 12:15. Ep-
worth league at $3.50. Junior league Sat-
urday at p. IN. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at 1880 ALI invited. william
Rollins. pastor.
German Lutheran church, corner OF Sill
yer and Dakota streets-M. Hudtlof. pas
tor, No. COZ Dakota street. Services to-
day at 10:45 a. m. only. Sunday school at
! 80 p. m. Services with Holy Communion
next Tuesday evening at 7:45 Services
next Wednesday evening at s.
Second Presbyterian church, East Mer-
curry street-Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.
At 1880 a programme of music and reci-
tation will be rendered and an address by
the pastor. All are cordially invited. l.
Newton Roberts. pastor.
Welcome. welcome. to the Scandinavian
NJ. e. church. corner of Copper and Alas
ka streets. Morning and evening services
at the usual hours to-day. Watch night
service on New Years night, commencing
at 10 o'clock. p N. Melby. pastor.
Allen chapel church, Idaho and Mercury
streets-At Sis p. m. Divine Healing in
the Atonement," by O. F. Jones.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-29
THE. SECRET Of SUCCESS.

n o There is
a a
and
deliver orders place Of busi-
call.
is
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-29

10 per cent. Off on All Ladies'
Waists and Skirts Mon
day and J tuesday,.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-29

What will make your home happier
than one OF those nice new scale Kim
ball pianos. You can buy one on $40
monthly payments at orion Bros, sos
n. Main street
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-29

Parchen-D Acheul Drug Co. have an
unsurpassed line OF the latest novelties
in aluminium toilet goods.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-29

Sale on skating shoes. Dan Lewis
Shoe Co.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-29

Lessons I'm the two step. W. +. Duff
I'm. at Y. NJ 1. Rooms. Monday evening.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-13
Altgeld O iydaCh.

Podczas gdy W New Yorku anty-
semista Ahlwardt udowodniaf, re
ME ma ma swiecie gorszego narodu
cd zyd6w, gubernator Altgeld W
naszen miescie udowadniat, re VIA
sciwie trudno ma swiecie znalezG ma
rodu leps2ego.
Wczoraj aydowski klub "Lake-
side Club" wydat wspaniaty bankiet
W swym lokalu ma rogu 43 ulicy i
Grand ave., ma bankiet ten zapro-
sil CUB Alt zelda burmistrza Swift
ia. Oczywiscie Altgeld musia} NOW
ke wypowiedziec. oczywiscie tez
chwalif zyd6w, to nietylko zyd6w
W Ameryce zamieszkefych. ale i eu-
ropeiskich. w oratorskim swym
zapale doszedf do wniosku, re W
swiecie finansowym, W flozofii
(Spinoza), poezyi, mu2yee, - W do
broczynnosci mifosci blizniego(D i
p, = wszedzie zydzi prym trzy-
majq re W og6le SWAT by}by ME-
szczesliwy, gdyby ma MIN zyd6w ME
by}o
Przemawiaf tez burmistrz Swift,
ale ME zydach, tylko o miescie
Chicago.
w kohcu przemawial i rabin
Hirsch, trescia iego mowy by}o il
DUO jest ustaw zfy h, miedzy ktdre.
mi najgorsza jest ustawa swieceniu
niedzieli, bo ogranicza wolnos6 oso,
bista Naturalnie oklaskom "nie
byfd konca".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-13

Ia, prleto pewnie bedzie to
naipierwsza ustawa nowego
kongresu.
Peffer mia} przemowe trivia.
iaca godaine, W kt6rej radzi1
dla oszczedzenia wydatk6w, ma
pogrzeby cz1onk6w kongresu
posy}at tylko marsza}ka, "a
miast komitetu obu LIB. Kilka
petycyj W sprawle uznania po.
wsta1c6w kuba6skich znowu
wniesiono. Call wypowiedzia1
obszerna move o obowiazkach
mocacstw cywilizowauych,
azeby ujely sic "a przesladowa'
nymi W Turcyi Arme1czyka,
mi.
0 godz. . odroczy} sic senat
do poniedzlalku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-13
z KOngresu,

WASHINGTON, 70 grud. -
W lzbie post6w posiedzenie
dis byio kr6tkie i odroczono
sic do poniedzialku. By}y
m6wca Grof (rep. } W d}uzszej
przemowie wystepowa} prze-
civ owemu ustepowi W ore
dziu preaydenta, W kt6rem
Jest nova o reformie fnauso-
wei. Pomiedzy wnioskami i
petycyami przedlozonemi,
znajdowa]a sic petycya pewne,
go koscio3a brooklyhskiego, by
Rad posredniczy} W przesyle-
niu sk}adek ola Arme6czyk6w.
W Seaacie DUO przedlozono
novel, rezolucyj i petycyi.
Przyjeto nowele, kt6ra .przy-
stan chicagoska o tyle rozsze-
RIA, IL obejmuie ona Gale wy
BREEZE Stanu illinois. Ponie.
Wsz :s nowels Izba jug przyis-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-13
Gdzie byf raj?

Powszechnem bylo dotychczas
mniemsnie, ae raj ziemski leaas "
Azyi.
Ot6s jak donosza gazety, Anglik
Martin usiluje oball6 ten ''stary
pszesad".
Wedle twierdzenia, kolebks ro'
dzsju ludskiego byi..- biegun
P6snocny, to dlatego po prostu, 20
byl to pierwszy punkt, ma kuli ziem-
skiej dostatecznie ostudzony, aby
zycie roslinne zwierzace mogio sic
ma MIN pojawid. W owej epocs DO
liny Azyi byly jeszcze rozpalone, zaS
pod biegunem panowala wiosna ME-
ustanns.
No, no! Niebardzo chce sic nan
wierzye....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-13
OdezWa Armsnczyk0W. A

LoNDYN, II grudnia. -
2 Konstantynopola donosza:
ArmeGczycy "a poSrednictwem
Stowarzysaenia prasowego
og}osili odezwe, odwoluiaca sig
do caIego Swiata cywilizowa.
nego o pomoc i ratunek. W
odezwie znajduje sic pastepu-
iacy ustqp: Armenia kona
iuz W walce z przemoc9, daza-
ca do starcia jej ze swiata.
Licaba os6b wymordowanych
dochodzi do 100000, a pol mi
Iona pozostalych przy Hyciu
szuka schronienia W lasach i
g6raca, gdzie zywia SIG korzOn-
kami roSliu. Gl6d i zimno
dzresiatkujs ich zastepy. W
Imie ludzkosci i Chrzescljaniz-
mu ratujcle nas!m
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-13

+ w Nanticoke, Pa. zalozone 20.
staio Tow. polskich sokolow.
/ w Hazleton, Pa. zmarl gornik
polski J. Stankiewicz, pare tygodn
temu smiertelnie skaleczony przez
mula W glove.
W Buffalo Jan Koszewski 20.
stal aresztowany "a kradziez zlotego
zegarka J. Antczakowi.
"G6rnik" donosi, jakoby ks. T.
Jakimowicz zamierzal opuscit parafe
polska W Mt. Carmel Pa.
Ut w Mill Creek, Pa. zmarl wsku.
tex poksleczeh W kopalnl wsgla g5r.
mix Jan Wegrzyn.
! Proboszczem parafi polskiej W
Wausau, Wis. zostal Wiel. ks. Ku.
minek z Marinette.
tW Buffalo, N. Y. Polak Jozef
Walkowski, podczas pracy W fabryce
tramwaj6w odni6sf bardzo ciezsie'
ale ME smiertelne uszkodzenia. L.
czy sic W szpitalu Fitch.
tW Detroit, Mich. salonista p l.
ski Frank Katus zada 1881 So I'd
miasta "a to, ze woda z kanslu zalaIa
mu sklep zniszczyla W MIN towary.
! w Blossburgu, Pa. odbyl sic
bardzo piskny obch6d listopadowy'
Przemawiali Wiel. ks. Siedlecki oraz
obywatele J. J. Nowakowski, 7.
Kamih,ki j F. Nowakowski.
i w ubiegsa niedziele W nowym
polskim kosciele sw. Tr6jcy W Nan
ticoke, Pa. odprawiono pierwsze ma
bozehstwo. Kolciol byi przepelniony
wiernymi.
+ Obywatele buhsloscy zamierzaja
wytoczyd pare nowych proces6w o
oszczerstwo prasowe redsktorowl
nRsformy'' ozy tam ,,GsOsu Ludu' t.
| z. kanonikowi - ksieciu Jerzemu
(kilkunastu nazwisk) Mirskiemu.
Be die zmykal!....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-13
NOtatki telegraiczne kraiOwe.

- w New Yorku cd wczora "a
prowadzono W policyi sfuzbe jedne
go oddziatu policyant6w ma bicy-
klach.
w Cincinnati, o, umart isle.
tni II. s. Bundy, byly posef do kon
gresu tesG exgubernatora Forakera.
w Ottawa, Ill, zostaf Barney
Finnegan zamordowany przez ME-
znajomego Negra W pewnej piwiarni
- Pewien syndykat z Cleveland
o., zakupif caty system ulicznych
kolei we Fort Wayne, Ind.
w Nc Leansboro, ILL.,, umarl
znany powazany W calej poludnio-
wei czesci Stanu Illinois pufkownik
E. w. Ledbetter, liczac SO lat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-13
Telegramy KrajoWe,
,,Stary Il y mianin" umart'

CLEVELAND, O., II grud. -
Jeden z naiwiecej znonych !
powazanych MEOW W kraju,
Allen G. Thurman, znany pod
prz, domkiem ,,stary R.ymla-
nin", umarl tn dis 20 po1u-
dnlu o godz. l min. 10, W ME
szkaniu swojem ma rogu Rich
str. j Washington ave.
Sedzia Allen G Thurner
ur"dzil sic 13 listopada 1913
w Lyncbberg, Va; od.r 1888
stale mieszkaf W Clevrland, 0
Jako niewzruszony W zasadach
swych demokrata znany by} W
ca}ym kraju re swej prawoScl;
ME pozbywsjac SIC swych "a
patrywa1 acknowledgement,
ubolewa} mad wojna domows
i nigdy ME popieral samej Sc
cesyi, chocia2 z secesyonistaml
W wieIu punkach jednako-
wych byl pr ekona1. W r.
1867 by3 kshdydstem ma gu.
bernatora stanu Ohio: poblf
go wprawdzie republikahski
przeciwnik R. B. Hayes, ale
tylko 8 600 glosami, podczas
gdy w6wczas repubhkanie
mieli 43, 900 g}ns6w wiekszosci.
Obrany wr. 1868 senatorem
zwiszkowym, przez y lVt pei
nil ten urzad i wielce sic Cd
znaczy} prey jego peinieniu
w r. 1888 partya demokraty'
czna wybrala 60 swoim kan
dydatem ma wiceprezydenta
Stan6w Ziednoczonych, ale jak
wiadomo pod6wczas zwycieayli
republikanie.
By} chorym cd Z listopada,
kiedy W swei biblioGece upad1
przypadkowo. Ale poleps2alo
mu SIG i pogarsza}o na pre-
mian, a lS llstopada obchod1if
swe urodziny W ko}ku zuajo.
mych i czu1 sia dose dobrze.
Oh owego dnia iednak coraz
to wiscej traci} silly W ko1cu
umarl spokojnie, po5r6d ulu
bionych swych ksia2ek, W bi
bliotece.
Gubernator Nc Kinley, cho-
ciaz polityczny jego przeclw.
mix, wyda} proklamacya, W
kt<rei W nyjpochlebniej
dla zmarlego wyrazach donosi
o jego smeirci i rozporzsdza,
by ma kapitolu Stanu, ma znak
zaloby, spuszczono choraglew
na pol masztu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-13
Doktor samob6ica,

Wczoraj wieczorem okoio godz. 9,
DIR. S. Dodge, zam. pm. IL S. Sacra-
mento ave-, rozmawiaf z dr.. Villa.
mem B Porter i zona tegoz W kuch-
nj mieszkania tego ostatniego pm. 10
S. Sacramento ave., kiedy DIR. Por.
ter nagle wsta} przeprosiwszy 60
scia, IL ma chwile musi sic oddali6,
poszedf do swojej sypialni, kt6rej
drzwi zamknat, Ia chwile sypial
nj rozlegt sic strza} i stycha6 by}o
5oskot upadajacego cia}a.
DR.. Dodge wybif drzwi sypialni i
wszediszy, ujrzaf Portera lezacego
W kafusy krwi, rane W prawej
skroni, obejnujacego jeszcze kur.
czowo revolver, ktorego wystrze.
lii.
zabif sic ma miejscu: kiedy dr..
Dodge wszedf, Porter juz ME zy}.
Powodem samob6jstwa dra Porte
ra miala bye rozpacz, il cierpia} ma
chorobe niculeczalns Dzisiaj odbe.
d. sic ogledziny koronera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-13
Wypadek ksiecia WALTZ.

LoNDYN, 1890 grudnia. =
Ksiaza Walii, podczas bytnosci
ma polowaniu u Sir Edwarda
Lawsona w dobrach Beacons-
field, niai wczoraj przykry
wypadek. Kilka ziarn prochu
z fuzyi dosta}o mu sic do pra.
wego Okla j wywo}alo odra'
zu grozne zapalenie. Lekarz
zastosowai srodki }agodzqce, a
gl6wnie kokaius - j zdoiai
usmierzyc gwa}towny b6l.
Ksiaze zaraz wieczorem powr6,
Gil do Londynu, azeby poddac
sic dalszemu leczeniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-13
Process detektyWa Egana.

Termin ostateczny W sprawie de.
tektywa Egana, oskarzonego o "a.
mordowanie chfopca polskiego Ant
Przybylskiego, bedzie jutro o godz.
2iej pred sedzia Sabathem. Idzie o
to, czy Egan bedzie oddany pod sad
"Grand jury. Juz raz zostaf on u.
niewinniony pred "jury" koronera
ale process toczy sic ma nowo ma skar.
ge matki zamordowapego ch}opca
Sprawa ia budzi bardzo wielkie "a.
ieSie sr5d Polak0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-13

O. W Paryau wczoraj delegaci cd
konferencyi bimetalist6w przedsta-
wiali sic prezydentowi Faure' owl,
prezydentowi ministr6w Bourgeois
ministrowi finans6w Doumerowi.
- W poblizu Pisagua, ma Wy
brzezach Kolumbii, spalif sic paro-
vice naftowy angielski minerva"
Ludzie uratowani.
- w Havanie, wziety do niewoll
dow6dca oddziafu powstahc6w ku
banskich Acabo zostaf skazany
przez sad wojenny ma smier6.
- PrzesyFki pocztowe parowca
oceanowego ,,Germanic' praywie
zie do Ameryki hamburgski paro-
vice ,,Normannia''.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-13
Wiadomosci MiejscoWe.
"Civlc Federation.

Stowarzyszenie obywateli, zar6'
VINO demokrat6w jak i republika-
now, znane pod nazwa "Civic Fede.
ration, zaFozone W lutym zeszfego
roku, oglosifo wiasnie swe roczne
sprawozdanie, w sprawozdaniu tenn
opisuje, czego dokonaio W roku
ubiegfym. Otto przeglad tych prac:
Postarafo sic ono o przyjecie usta
wy s}uzbie cywilnej,
Pofozylo koniec oszustwom przy
liczeniu g}osow.,
Postarafo sic przeprowadzenle
ustawy o polubownem zafatwianiu
spor6w pomiedzy robotnikami a
pracodawcami.
Doprowadzifo do zamkniecia pu-
blicznych dom6w CRY W miescie i
zamkniecia wyscigowych tor6w W
Harlem hawthorne.
Doprowadzifo do czyszczenia ulic
W Sr6dmiesciu tanim kosztem.
zorganizowafo inspekcya sanitar'
nq, kontrolujaca miejskich inspekto'
row i kontraktorow.
Dopro*adzi}o do porzadku ME-
kt6re piekarnie.
Wywoiafo sledztwo W sprawie
kradziezy wody W rzezalniach.
Wywo}aio sledztwo przeciw ME-
uczciwym sedziom wyborczym, kt6-
rych usunieto.
Ustanowilo biuro zazaleh W Sr6d-
miesciu, W kt6rem kazdy moze sic
skarzyc zyskaG rade pomoc.
Dochodow miato to stowarzysze
ME do 81 marca 1895 W og6le sl5,-
l9l. OdIiczywszy rozchody, miafo
W kasie 50, 002 SO.