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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
E1FAfH fsiEGsAEIGlSE Z EAHsAHIGY

Z Petersburga telegrafuja, IL
rosyjski minister wojny Wannow-
ski jest niebezpiecznie chory; oba-
wiaja sic o jego zycie.
- Cesarz Wilhelm ofarowa}
5000 marek ma wsparcie dla ofiar
powodzi W Czarnym Leslie.
- Brytanski urzad handlowy W
Londynie uznai porucznika parowca
"Crathie" winnym zatopienia paro-
woa oceanowego "Elby' - odjal
mu jego patent. Winny bedzie
nadto oddany pod sad kryminalny.
- z6}ta Zebra pauuje gwa}townie
" Vera Cruz, W Meksyku W Rio
Janeiro, W Brazylii.
- Miasteczko Chaloj6w, " pow.
Kamioneckim W Galicyi, sp}onelo
prawie do szczetu. sto kilkadziesiat
dom6w lezy W gruzach. Szkody
ogromne.
Kardynas Gibbons po przyby-
ciu do Anglii bedzie d. 20 czerwca
obecny ua poswieceniu kamienis we
gielnego pod nowy koscia katolickl
W Westminster.
Z Lizbony (Portugalia) tele-
grafuja, ze gmach tamtejszej Izby
deputowanych spali} sic wczoraj do
szczetu. Czterech ludzi podezas rs'
tunku odnios{o uszkodzenia.
- Gladstone zons bawi obecnie
W Kopenhadze Dania) - jest
przyjmowany zapa}em. Ma piatek
wr6ci do Kilonii.
Ma wybrzezu Indyj, W poblizu
Bombayu, rozbil sic parowiec an.
gielski "Aimin''; z ludzi mkt ME
utracil zyeia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
NOTATKI MIEJsKIE

= K6lko dram. paraii Sw. ia.
ma K. daje W niedziele 2s b. m.
przedstawienie W hall Walsha. Ora.
ma bedzie nova sztuka: ''Posag W
kominie". Pc przedstawieniu zaba-
wa. zyczymy K6sku jak najlepsze.
go poWodzenia!
= D. lego czerwca W niedziele
odbyl sic W South Chicago piknik
Tow. Rycerzy Najsw. Maryi Fanny.
Tow. oywilne jak iwojskowe wzieiy
udzial W zabawie, kt6ra W og6le
uda1a sic jak najpiekniej.
- Wczoraj odstawiolo dosJolliet
10 wiezni6w, skazanych ma rome ka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
Pred uroczystosciami W KilOnii.

KilonSa, II ezerwea. - Rosyjska
francuzka eskadry, wziae majace
udzia} W uroczystosciach otwarciu
kanaIu P6inocnego, przyby}y dis
tutaj - wymieni}y powitsnia z
okretami niemieckiemi. Eskadra
wIoska przybywa nieco p6zniej.
Najwa5niejszem wypadkiem dnia
byso wejscie eskadry angielskiej.
Dzis wieozorem csiy port uilumino-
wano.
Berlin, II czerwca. - Kanat
zostanie faktycznie otwarty przez
kanclerza ksieeia Hohenlohe, kt6ry
przetnie mic, zamykajacs kanal.
Hamburg, II czerwca. - Mno-
stwo znakomitych gosci, przyby1ych
ma uroczystosci otwarcia kana}u
P6}nocnego, zape}nis miasto. Wy
BREEZE jest wspaniale przystrojone,
iak r6wnie& cake miasto. Hotele
pe}ne; ruch ogromny. statki przy-
brane W barwy wszystkich narod6W.
Wyspa sztuczna ma Alster prOmie-
nieje cd swiat}a elektrycznego. VIE
czorem odbywaja sic wspaniaSe ilu-
minacye - pals ognie sztuczne.
Pgryz, 17go czerwca. - Gazeta
"Eclair" donosi, IL ansrchisci ME
mieccy zamierzaja dokonac jeden z
najstraszniejszych zsmachow pod
czas uroczystosci W Kilonii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18

zagrsnicznych, objasnis wskutek
interpelacyi, sprawe sporu pogra'
nicznego pomiedzy Venezuela a
Wielkobrytania W poiudniowej
Ameryce. PowiedziaS, ze jakkol'
wick projektowane by}o W tym spo-
RE rozjemcze posrednictwo stanow
ziednoczonych, ale So wzgledy, ola
kt6rych Brytania tego posrednictwa
ME przyjmie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
Wtorek dnia 1890 CzerWca 1895 r.

rozcietym. Pocztmistrz Screws ma
tychmiast sprowadzi} tu inspektora
pocztowego Barretta zChattanooga,
azeby tenze wytoczyl sledztwo. Pc
wien urzednik pocztowy, nazwi.
skiem Charles Armstrong, W ME
dziole przyni6ss pakiet m6wiac, ze
go znalazl ma ulicy. Eecz dzisiaj ma
zadanie Barretta aresztowano Arm
stronga, gdya zachoazi mocne po.
dejrzenie, ze on pakiet ten ukrads,
potem obawiajac sig wykrycia, go
odni6s1. Krewni Armstrong; Gle.
szq sig tu powszechniei powaaaniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
Rabunek bez ceremOni.

Dwaj rabusie przyszli wczoraj o
godz. 3sej, prawie jeszcze W biafy
dzieh, do restauracyi Brauera pn.32l
ma State ul., zagroziwszy gospoda'
rzowi kelnerom rewolwerami, "a
brali SIS got6wka kasy = poszli
sobie. Dopiero po ich wyjsciu zrobif
sic alarm. Zbiegla sic policYa =
zaczeto gonic rabusi6w. Tylko jeden
z Mich, niejaki Joe Moran, znany ra'
bus, zosta} pochwycony. Drugi, ra.
zem pieniedzmi, buja sobie ma
wolnosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
GIina, jakO opal.
q Baku, z Kaukazu, pisz9:

q Baku, z Kaukazu, pisza:
W miejscowosci, zwanej Miastem
Carmen, miedzy Baku a &r6dlami
naftowemi W Batachonaoh, natra6ono
ma poksady gliny palnej.
Stalo sic to przypadkiem'
Firma braci Szybajew, eksploatu.
jaca ns wielks skale zr6dla naftowe,
zamierzala wgnies6 W Carmen Mia.
steczku rezerwoar ma matte. Kopano
ziemie, gdy jedeu z robOtnik6w, po
zapaleniu papierOss, rzuoil ma ziemis
zapalke, cd kt6rej glina zapalila sic
poaar wybucht ptomieniem.
Po kilku godzinach ogieh ugaszo-
no w6wczas dopiero okazalo sic, Ae
natrafono ma poksad gliny, kt6rej
mieszkahcy okoliczni oddawna uzy-
wall ma opal, zamiast drzewa lub
wegla.
Glina ia, przy paleniu sic, wydzie.
Ia mniej dymu nawet sadly, ani1e-
Ii drzewo. WlssnoSci jej odkryto
po raz pierwszy W r. 1861
Glina ia ma barwe szara j czarna,
Jest tlusta, pail sic tax dobrze W kaz'
dym piecu, jak i ma wolnem powie-
trzu. Moze ona zrobi6 powazna kon.
kurencye weglowi, jako srodkowi
opalowemu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
TeIegramy IagranieEne
DOreezenie orderu sW. Andrzeja
prezydentoWi Fsure.

ParyS, II czerwcs. - Bar. Mon
renheim, ambassador rosyjski W Pa
ryau, doreczyl dis uroczyscie PREF.
Feliksowi Faure insignia rosyjskie-
go Sw. Andrzeja.
Przybyi on do Paiacu Ely1eJskle-
go wraz re sws swita, pod eskorts
kirasyer6w francuzkich. PrzyJety
zosta} bardzo uroczyscie.
Dorsczajac order, wypowiedziaf
miedzy innemi, co nastepuie:
RACE pan, panic prezydencie,
pzyjq6 to, iakO Oznake uczu0' kt0-
remi cesarz jest niezmiennie ozyWlo'
ny dla Francyi jej szanOwnego ma
czelnika, uosabisiacego szlachetny
charakter oraz pokojowe usposoole-
ME swego narodu. ia osoblscle
szczgsliwy iestem, ze moge przy teJ
pamietnej okazyl zasWladczyc . s'a-
}osci stosunku, tax szczesliwie "a
wiazanego miedzy dwoma kraJa-
mi"
Odpowiedz Faure'a brzmiasa:
,,Prosze z8ozy6 cesarzoWi Wyraz
uezuG, ,kt6re budzi we mnie ten cen
ny zak}ad sympathy, jaka, idac "a
przyk}adem swego s&swnego ojca,
jest on ozywiOny dla mego kraJu'
zaklad przyjazni naszej i naszych
dw6ch narod6w. Co do mnie, prag'
ne ponowiG we w}asnem i Francyl
imieniu wyraz szczerych zyczen
szczescia d}ugich rzad6w dla cesa-
rza, wszelkiei pomyslnosci dla &C.
sarstwa, kt6rego przeznaczenia So
z}ozone W jego dostojne rece."
Podczas tego przyiecia t}um ze-
bral sic do ko}a pa}acu wydawaf
okrzyki ma czes6 Rosyi. Orkiestry
graly hymny rosyjskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
Hiszpanskie Wiadom0sei z Wyspy
Kuby.

Havana, II majs. - Pu{k.
Capello raportuje Guantanomo, ze
jego oddzia} stoczy} 8 potyczek z
oddzia}ami powstanczemi Pedro Pc
reza Jose Macea. Przewaznie by}y
to walki zwyciezkie. W jednej z
mich wzieto czesc obozu powstancze-
go i zapas prOwizyi. Zabity zosta}
dow6dca powstanczy Crescencio Ca
stillo. Kap. Hernandez takze sto-
czy} zwyciezka walke powstsica-
mi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
z Rosyi azyatyekiej'

Petersburg 17go czerwca. -
Rad rosyjski postanowis osiedlic ma
r6wninie Pamiru 5000 kirgizkich
kozak6w z rodzinami. Zadaniem
ich bedzie odpiera6 napady dzikich
plemion z Azyi srodkowej, a glow
ME Afganistanu. Rosya ma takze
plan budowy kolei zelaznej przez
Mandzurye W kombinacyi drogs
zelazns Syberyjsks.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
Kradziei p0cZt0Wa.

Montgomery, Ala, II czerwca.
W}asnie tu dowiaduja sig ogro-
mnej kradziezy pocztowej, Bankie.
rzy Josiach Morris & Co. W sobote
wysIali pskiet zawierajacy $4,000
do pewnego banku W New Yorku, j
jak zwykle ubezpieczyli przesy}ke.
Jeden agent6w pocztowych wysta-
viii kwit urzedowy. Wkr6tce p6-
zniej .okazaso sic. Ae w6r pocztowy,
W kt6rym byl ten pakiet, zostas
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
Walkaz ,,Czarnemi FIagamp ma
FoImOzies

Londyn, II czerwca. - Japon-
czycy prowadza ma wyspie Formozie
energiczna walke z rozb6jnikami
chiIskimi, znanymi pod nazwa
,,Czarnych Flag". Dziesiec tysiecy
tych ostatnich zgromadzi}o sic W
poblizu Taiwan, W obronnej pozycyi;
dowodzi mimi w6dz Lui Yung. ia
pohczycy uderzyli ma fortyfkacye
Taiwan - lada chwils je zdobsda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
Rzei .krolikow.

w Australia, W Wilcaunii, dixie
kroliki tax sic nieslychanie rozmnozy.
~, ze mieszkahcy So W rozpaczy, DO
one niszcza i'm wszelkie zasiewy.
Postanowiono niszczyc je "a pomooa
kulek oiasta zaprawionych fosforem
i ma raz otruto przeszso 200 tysieoy.
W osadzie Wihltlibrina W 8 dniach
wytruto przeszio 80 tysiecy, "
/ Paddock pod Mount Poole zlowiono
W samol6wki przeszioi ? tysiace. .
wszystko to = ME pomaga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
w Watykanie otrzymano via

= W Watykanie otrzymano via.
domosci 0 nowych przesladowaniach
ksiezy katolickich W Polsce ma Ii.
twie.
= Do Tampa, Fla, nadeszia via
domosc z Kuby, ze feldmarszasek
Campos zosta} zlekka raniony kula
powstahcza W porcie Guantanomo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
Ksiaaa Windischgraetz moze lada
chWila ZreZygnOWac.

Wiede@, II czerwca. - ,,F'rem-
denblatt" zapewnia dzisisj, ze pre-
silenie ministeryalne jest nieunlknio-
ne. Ksiaze Alfred Windischgraetz,
obecny prezydent ministeryum, zde-
cydowanym Jest zrezygnoWa6, skorO
tylko niemiecka lewiea odfaezy sic
cd koalicyi. Nastapic to ma lada
chwila.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
Fatality wypsdek W Paryau.

Paryz, II czerwca. - Niejaka
pani Nephson, Amerykanka, lancer
ka teatralRa, pad}a ofars wypadku.
Stoiae na balkonie swego mieszka-
MIA, straciia r6wnowage - i spad}a
ma ulice. Zabi}a sic ma miejscu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
Odgadfa.

= Kt6s odgadnie, co W tenn syciu
ludzkiem, many miedzy lzs . usmie
chem? - zapytais patetycznie nsu'
czycielks " obec swych uczennic.
. ,lMala diswczynka zawolala M.
tychmiast:
j. wiem... Miedsy izs ! ufnis-
chem JEST. nos.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18

Pieniadze do wypozyczenia. Dute sunny. Nizh
procent. Posyczamy pieniadze ma budowe Posia.
dfosci tylko W Chicago. Spfacamy pozyczki cd To-
warzystw. Duza oszczednosG. Hipoteki (mortga-
ges) na sprzedaz Zgfosic sic osoblscie albo hsto-
wnie do b. o. ST0NE& CO. 206 La Sale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
D0bra rada.

zebrak do pana ma ulicy:
- Jasnie panie... cd dwoch dni
mic ME jadsem...
= Radze ci, ME rob tego ma przy-
szloa6, albowiem take nieregularne
cycle jest stsnowczo szkodliwe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
z Armenii.

Petersburg, II czerwca. - Te-
legrafuja do Tyflisu Armenii:
Trebizondzki eparchyalnY armehski
naczelnik Aiwazjan popeini{ samo,
b6jstwo. Powodem tego by{y pre-.
sladowania w{adz tureckich. Smiere
Aiwazjana wzburzy3a mocno ladnos6
armenska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-06-18
Sp6r Venezuela z Wielkobry-
tania.

Londyn, 17go czerWca. - W
Izbie gmin dzisiaj Sir Edward Grey,
parliamentary podsekretarz spraw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
PERSONAL.
abated.

Tho cours. OF the Rev Lewis ]. Watson RECTOR
OF St Johns Episcopal Church. Kingston y. t.
in advocating and practising praying 10 the '"s'
Mary suggests the case Of the Anglican cura'e IN
Landau oho has Jus. been deprived OF his license
by the Bishop OF London for doing the same tn'hs;
The curate has appealed TO the Archbishop or
Canterbury. but IT Is not consdered ihes ''a' "'
will interfere In the matter
Mor,tz Niedner the founder OF the first German
newspaper OF the West. died the other day IN *.
Louis OF which city he was a conspicuous res'oen1
for nearly nifty years
The members OF the Confederate Veterans Asso-
citation Of the District OF Columbia are arranging
10 give a reception and testimonial the latter part
OF this month to Dan" Emmett the author OF the
tune and song Dixie" The venerable reureo
minstrel is living in straitened circumstances IN
Mount Vernon. Ohio and will be eighty years s. or
age on May o. He wrote the song IN lo,3,
When he was one Of the original four OF Bryantss
Mnsres who played tina, year IN b the o Sa three
OF the big four Dick Pelham bhIie
and roe @ use all IS OF Dane
Emmett. expects 10 be present az the secepyr ~
- cu1aous ,.t nave become famous as Southern
melodies were written by Northern men
The Earl of Cathness is visiting friends in St
Louis
Mr. Bloodgood H. Gutter. 1.-The Poet OF Little
Neck" l.. l., is visiting Washington II Is rumored
that he is gathering materials for an epic poem IN
which the Populists viii hgure larSey'
The Washington Post" says: William Randall
Cremer member OF Parliament. who mas peen al
the Capitol In the interest OF his measure 10 sete
all disputes between Great Britain and the United
States By arbitration. has been frequent VISITOR
on the floors both Of the House ana Senate ms
f. a courtesy not extended under the rules OF Con-
gress bu; simply by general consent, and as an
act OF courtesy forms a striking contrast 10 inc
practice OF the English Parliament. 10 the moor or
which members Of the American Congress are not
admitted either under the operation Of RUE OF
the str.ss OF amity. An American member OF con-
gress is lucky when In London II ne secures seat
in what Is known the gallery OF dlsinguisshe1 e,
visitors" The American AMBASSADOR has piaceo AZ
his disposal two seats a day. which. owing 10 me
presence OF numerous Americans in London al an
lines compels him 20 exercise all the diplonlacy
of his nature 10 divide as to satisfy al east
partially the demand Of his visitors. Wnen Kepne-
sentative Caruth was In London, some years ago.
the American Minister had no alternative IN ORDER
10 place him where he could witness the doings on
the floor OF the House of Commons, but 70 write
special to the Speaker for seats which was am
swerei with A card admitting the American Repre-
sentative TO the Speakers private box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
~ THE SOUTH

one of the most remarkable REFORMS HOW III
progress i'm the Southern States is the local
option movement. Our staff correspondent re-
fcrs to il at the close Of his letter on Life IN
the Southwest published elsewhere and the
subject deserves more attention than ii has re-
cciyed in Northern journals In Georgia, Ala
l,ama Mississippi. Texas Arkansas and other
cotton States whore there Is large negro pop
uaion the suppression Of the liquor traffic has
been one Of the necessary consequences or thc
race conflict. The fact has been recognized that
il was liquor that converted bad negroes INTO
ficnds and was responsible for the Outrages
which have instigatcd ynching and lawessness.
The closing Of saloons has been essential to the
security Of life and the welfare Of women and
children in districts where the whites were
largely ounumbcrcd by the blacks. Local option
has furnished practical method Of accomplish
ing this object with the least possible resistance
from public opinion
For example in Arkansas the sale OF liquor
is regulated Il, by the majority vote OF the cti-
zens of county; 60 by special enactnents pro
hibiting the sale Of intoxicants within radius
~ from three TO ten miles Of a church or a
schoolhouse. and 60 by petition OF n majority
Of the adults in Il county or town. every woman
being permitted Il voice in the decision of the
matter. Through the operation Of these three
laws the saloon ms disappeared from n majority
Of the counties Of Arkansas There is said to
he only one open saloon from Little Kock 10
Van Buren, on the border Of the Satc-a dis
lance Of 100 miles In twenty-five counties the
sale of liquor is absolutely prohibited, and in
the greater part Of every other county In the
State the traffic /, regulated in the same way.
4 q, nah M
pcoplc Of a single ward Of city or u township
Of county 10 inierdict by majority vote the
sale Of liquor. even If the entire county cannot
he carried against the saloons.
The same system has been introduced In other
Southern States with the most beneficial results.
although The women are seldom allowed an
canal voice in the determination Of the question
From Georgia 10 Texas local option Is bringing
about temperance reform in practical way;
and wherever saloons are closed the race Qics
lion j. solved. for II Is the drink evil that inst
gates the worst negro crimes and is Indirectly
RESPONSIBLE. for the atrocious Niger hunts and
lynching outrages Captain Tillman in South
Carolina has Introduced another method of ueai
ipg with the same question. but il IL less cnec
i've In that State saloons are closed. but liquor
can he bought AT the State diSpenslries AMI
consumed outside There * less intemperance
In South Carolina because the custom of treat
in. j. broken mp ana the socalled sociabiilty of
the b,,room i at IN end: bui the dspensary law
cycii.s resistance everywhere in the state and
i violated deliberately by thousands who con
sumo smugglcd liquor. Local option wherever
II is fairly tried In the South * more satisfactory
I'm its results than captain Timans preposter
on, diSpcnsary system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
CHINL'S LATEST INIQUITY.

The Chinese Government seems 10 be doing ltS
utmost to Justify the worst opinions ever formed
by its most hostile critics. Nothing could be at
once more wicked and more foolish than It's con
duct at the present time. 1t has been defeated
I'm a war of its own seeking. It's armies are rou-
ed IFS navy Is almost annihilated, It's forts and
arsenals are captured, its capital Is threatened.
its means of effective resistance exhausted. Yet
IL stubbornly refuses TO consider tcrMs OF peace;
or II II does at all consider them, treats them
as stakes in a gamblers game. TO be won with
marked cards or loaded dice. Two months ago,
II will be remembered ii sent an irresponsible
adyenturer to Japan, Ostensiby TO negotiate
peace but really with not the slightest author
ity 10 do So The scurvy trick was promptly
detected and the fellow was shipped back 10
his masters post-hastc. 1t seems almost incred-
ible that such fraud should be attempted a
second time. Yet it has been. The Japanese
Government sincerely DESTROYS OF ending the
war without further conqucsts, proclaimed its
readiness to receive Chinese ENJOYS at IlirO-
shima to negotiate treaty of peace; stpuat-
ing only that they should come prepared to talk
business and empowered 10 settle the final
terms China agreed 10 send such Her ENJOYS
proceeded to Japan. They reached the capital
simultaneously with the fall Of WeIIaiWci
They presented their credentials And then ii
appeared that China had tried again to play her
old game OF deceit. Her ENJOYS had no author
ity 10 conclude a peace. They had come like
spies under u flag OF truce to find out all they
could about Japan, and to get the japanese
Government to commit itself as fully as they
could but not in the least degree 10 bind them
selves or their Government to anything. Such
confidence game would in any circumstances be
contemplate. In case on which hang issues
OF peace and war, OF multitudnOus life and
death II Is crime too monstrous for descrip-
ton.
China's reasons for acting thus not diff
cult to tell One is. TO speak frankly. natural
preference for devious methods and trcachcrOus
conduct We all remember what Chinese faith
amounted TO thirty years ago, when the captive
princes In the Ta-Ping war were treacherOusy
murdered by Ii Hung Chang's own command
and that great Minister and knavc fled in terror
before Charles Gordons righteous and vengefu
wrath We saw the same thing only the other
day. when Japanese refugees were got away
from American protection under pledges Of just
treatment. and then done 10 death with all the
internal refinement Of torture the Chinese mind
alone can devise The notorious Kow Shng az
fair was another bit Of testimony to the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1895.
FOURTEEN PAGES.
HE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign-Part Of the japanese fleet left Wei
Ha-Wei for Yung- Cheng. - The Colombian
rebels were defeated in two engagements. -
Forty-four men were killed by explosion of
fredamp in a French mine. - The number Of
persons lost in the Elbe disaster is officially given
as 335.
Congress.-Both branches in session. - Sen
ate: The District Of Columbia Appropriation bill
was debated. - House, An order for consd
Grafton of the War Claims bill was defeated; the
Agricultural Appropriation bill was passed;
final vote on the ADMINISTRATORS financial bill
was ordered to be taken on Thursday.
Domestic--Governor Morton has placed 800
employees of the State Department OF Public
Works under Civil Service regulations. 80
Judge Grosscup in Chicago. ousted ex-President
Greenhu, from the receivership Of tie Whiskey
Trust and named General ]. G. McNulta and
John j. Mitchell receivers in his stead. -
Burglars robbed a bank at Milan, Ohio. OF $4,000
in cash and $4,000 in bonds. 80 Governor Nc
Kinley denied that he is a candidate for United
States Senator to succeed Calvin s. Brice. -
No trace Of the wreck OF the steamer Chicora
could be found in Lake Michigan. - Extreme
cold continues throughout the West and North
west.
City and suburban.-The reform mass-meeting
I'm Cooper Union was a great success; speeches
were delivered by c. S. Smith. ]. c. Carter. DR..
Parkhurst and others. - Judge Cowing
charged the Grand Jury to investigate the Court
OF General Sessions thoroughly. - The ar
mored cruiser Minneapolis arrived In New-York
waters for the first time - There was much
talk OF the Mafa In connection with a mysterious
Italian murder. - The Brooklyn Board Of
Aldermen voted TO revoke the licenses OF the
Brooklyn Heights and the Atlantic Avenue rail-
roads, there was meeting OF strikers in City Hall
Square: there were more acts Of violence. -
Stocks irregular, the market waiting for definite
news from Washington.
The Weather-Forecast for to-day: Fair. cold
er. Temperature yesterday: Highest, 30 degrees
lowest. Is; average. 23A