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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-04

kazdego z mich pod kaucya
$500. Nazwiska ich So: J6z.
Biela, John Hagergoon, John i
Mich. Gosgen, Stanislaw Po-
kolski, John Carroll i John
Dolin.
Dwie tutejsze poranne
gazety demokratyczne augiel.
skie ,,H-rald" i Times" cd
dis po1aczyly sic W jedna pod
nazwa Times HERALD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-04

- Polska organizacya demokraty.
czna 1890 precynktu 16sj warty ma
nadzwyczajne posiedzenie dzisisj W
poniedzia}ek d. Ago marca godz,
aSei wieczorem W Hall obsT Con-
nior ma rogu Cleaver i Blackhawk.
Sprawy bardzo wazne.
Alb. Grabarski, PREF.
Fr. Il. Janko,oski, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-04
Katastrofa W dystylarni W6dek.

W1EDE6, 8 80 marca. -
q Itlkan, z Rumunii, donosza
o fatalnej katastrofie. W miej-
scowej dystylarni w6dek ma
stspi}a eksplozya kotla paro'
wego, wskutek czego budynek
zostal zniszczony, a y ludzl
utraci}o zycie. Jeden z ROBOT
nik6w, kt6ry spa& W pokoju
mad kadzia re spirytusem,
wpad} do kadzi / literalnie
ugotoval sic. Znaczua lic1ba
robotnik6w odnios}a tez ciezkie
uszkodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-04
z parlamentu niemieckiegO.

BERLIN, 3 marca.-Wczoraj
W dalSzym ciagu W Radzie
pa6stwa toezy}y sic zywe roz-
prawy mad zwiekszeniem foty
wojennej. Sz}o tym razem
O przyznanie wymaganego
przez Rad kredytu W sumle
100000 marek ma nowe stat
XII torpedowe. Pc debat4ch,
zadanie kredytu zostaio odrzu-
cone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-04
POsiedzenie pOlityczne.

Posiedzenie polityczne l5go pre-.
cynktu l6ej wardy odbedzie sic we
wtorek d. 5go marca o godz. 8ej W
Hall OBJ. w. Why przy rogu ulic
Noble Sloan.
Ma takowe zaprasza sic wszystkich
obywateli wymieuionego precyn.
ktu.
Rostankoocski, prez.
". Wieckomski, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-04
Plan przes edlenia POla-
k0w Zam ;eszkafych W Ru.
munli d. Ameryki.

Wychodzaoe cd l styczuia br. W
Bukareszcie, pi,mo polskie ,, ,Wiarus",
przedstawia bardzo smutny stan ma.
teryalny Polak6w zamieszkafyoh W
Rumuuii W og6le ma Wschodzie,
ludzi zdolnych j pracowitych, kto'
rychby mozua ola spo}eczehstws zu.
zytkowat, ktorzy obecnie walcza z
nedza marnieja.
So to ludzie nsjrozmaitszych sta.
now i zaHodow, do kazdej pracy
zdolni, jak: rekodzielnicy, rolnicy,
meohanicy, tech 1icy t. p, wszyscy
bez zadnych fundusz6w, bez zadnych
zasob6w.
w obec tego zwraca sic ), Wiarus"
do Zwiazkowcow W Aneryce, do OBJ.
Jerzmanowskiego i inuych kapitali-
stow, tax W kraju jako tes ma obey.
znie projektem nsstepujacym:
nUtworzyc Towarzystwo akcyjne,
celem zakupna ebszarow W Stanach
zjednoczonych przesiedlenia tyct tu
ma Wschodzie ginacych rodakow
obojga pici i rozdania ziemi miedzy
takowych ze splata przez lat l5 lub
2O".
Mysl piekna, tylko, o lie sic zdaje,
do wykonania. j. niepodobna.
Pozyczamy pieniadze ma grunta po pro-
cent. Pozyczamy takze pieniadze ma budowe DO
NOW. opfaci Wan sic zgiosit do mas, MIN poi
dziecie gdzieindziej.
Snydacker & Co.. Bankierzy
1853 Washington ct.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-04
ParOWiec pskniety.

BosToN, Mass, 3 60 marca.
Brytyjski parowiec Venetian,
kt6ry Z 8ostonu mia} udac sic
do Llverpoolu i wczoraj u po-
czatku podr6zy uderzyf o ska
ie Lower Middle, DIS rano o
godz. s pek1 i zupetnie sic roz-
pad1. Wskutek uchodzenia pa
ry rury peknietej, dw6ch
majtk6w zostaio mocno popa-
rzonkch. 81 sztuk byd}a du-
20 owlec zostalo przez pare
uchodzacs zabitych. Szkode
zrzadzona obliczajs ma POI mi
licna dolar6w. Okret osiad} na
skale W ten spos6b, re W POLO
vie swej ma niej sic opar3.
Sadzono poczatkowo, re wy
rzuceniem czesci 1ad1nku uda
sic parowiec wzniesc cokolwiek
W gore i spuscic ma morze, ale
dis rano straszny trzask, a
potem rozpadniecie sic belek i
F}yt zelaznych przerazl1 ofce-
r6wi za}ogs. TyIna czsst okretu
obnizy}a sic i ukaza}a sic szpa'
"a ma stope szeroka. OIbrzymie
masy woody dosta}y sic do wne
trza przez to szpare i okret "a
czai tonaG. - Ma innym statku
przewieziono tu zaloge z}ozona
z 49 os6b; IA parowcu pozo-
stall tylko kapltan, trzei off,
Gerry ludzie, kt6rzy zajmujs
sic jeszcze ratowaniem bydla,
dop6ki ME bsdzie potrzeba
okretu ca}kiem opuscic. Cd.
powiedzialnym "a katastrofe
Jest pilot Lawler, kt6ry tenn
sic usprawiedliwia, re musia1
ustspic sig pewnemu skunero'
wi. Nazwiska majtk6w popa-
rzonych So: 38 letni palace
Isaac Dowell z Londynu i 25-
letni John Hodges Londynu.
Parowiec naleza{ do linii Fur.
ness, jego kapitana nazwisko
jest Harrington, a tax okret,
jak jego ladunek najzupe}niej
by5y ubezpieczone.
Jeszcze o zaWaleniu sic dOmu.
New YORK, 3go marca. Ia,
walenie sic domu budujscego
sic la Orchard ul., wieksze
zrzsdzi}o nieszczescie, niz W
pierwszej chwili sic wydawa}o.
Dzisiaj z pod gruz6w wydoby.
to znowu troje zw}ok i okazu.
je sic, re piec os6b zostalo "a
bitych, a osm ciezko pokale.
czonych. Nazwiska zabitych,
kt6rych dis znaleziono, So:
John Marie; John Ross; 10
seph Mari. Bye moze, ze bylo
ieszcze wiecei ofar, kt6re pc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-04
zniej zostana dobyte, gdyz bra.
kuie ieszcze kilku robotnik6w.
Skarga o miliOny.

Skarga o miliOny.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, 3go
marca. Dom sierot po zolnie-
rzach W st. Louis, W imieniu
akcyonaryuszy kolei Kansas
and Pacific wytoczy} process
spadkowy przeciw spusciauie
Jaya Gould. Suma, o kt6ra
chodzi, wynosi IL milion6w
dolar6w.
PogO1 "a rOzb5juikami kOIejoWy-
mi.
Chattanooga, Tenn, 3 mar.
ca. M. J. O'Brien, superinten-
dent po}udniowej ga}sai kom
ranii Soutb;Express Co., otrzy.
mai w}asnie depesze re South.
west City, Tex, W kt6rej mu
donosza, 2e oddzia} tajnych
policyant6w odkry1 dw6ch
rozb6jnik6w koleiowych, kt6.
rzy d. 81 grudnia kolo Living
stone, Ari., pociag ekspresowy
obrabowali. Szukaqo ich po
Stauach Mississippi, Arkansas
i Missouri, MIN ich dzisiaj do
padnieto o godz. 10 wieczorem
ko}o Southwest City. Przyszlo
do ostrego starcia l jednego z
rozb6jnikow zabito, podczas
gdy drugi ucieki. Jednakowoz
ida Ia jego sladem i niezawo'
dnie 60 jeszcze znajda.
Uratowanie zatOgi UkretOWei.
New YORK, 3go marca.
Parowiec Colorado liuii vii.
son przyby} DIS Hnll 2 An
gill i przywi6z} kapitana i "a
}oge bark Norma, zabranych
pod "a stopniem szerokosci, a
% stopniem d}ugosci. Norma
byla starym okretem i wiozac
drzewo, garbniki dostarczajace,
znaidowala sic W drodze 2
Buenos Ayres do Antwerpli.
Dnia Is lutego W czasie ME-
zwykle gwaltownei bury, ma
dnie okretu utworzy}a sic
szparai woda zacze1a nap1y-
wac. Nadaremne by}y usifo-
wanna, by wode wypompowae,
a kiedy pojawil sic parowiec
Colarado, barka juz blizks
byla zatoniscia.
POmarancze we FIOrydzie.
POMONA, CAL. 3 marca. Po
raz pierwszy zapewne W Sta
ME Florida, ojczyznie poma.
ra6cz, zdarza sic, ze tamtejsl
w}asciciele hotel6w i restau.
racyi zmuszeni So dla licznych
swych gosci p6}nocy przyby'
}ych, sprowadzae pomarahcze
2 California. Mrozy ostatnich
tygodni powarzy}y zupe}nie
pomaraGcle miejscowe, a 5.
M. Knowles z "Ponce de Le-
on" telegrafuje, il W ca}ej Flo.
rydzie niepodobna znalezc ami
jednej skrzyui dobrych poma.
raGcz. Mn6stwo zam6wie1
nadesz}o z Jacksonville, Lee
land Lake Worth, a zam6'
wienia te powtarzac sic beda
zapewne az do kwietnia, W
kt6rym to miesiacu zazwyczaj.
goscie z p6fnocy wracaja do
miast sWoich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-04
Pan sedzfa zrobifpy to ssmo.

Sedsia: = Jaxto, czlowieku, "a
troche wieprzowiny piwa podjateS
sic ukrasc worek pieniedzmi2
Oboiniouy: (naiwnie). = Ah! "a
takie pyszae jadlo, to pan sadzis
ukradiby go zpewnoscis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-04

i Buerklin, adm. Won Goltz,
ksiaae,Karloath Beuthen inni.
Ambassador ameryka6ski Ru-
nyon r6wniez Icy chory ma
grype.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-04
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE

- MOVIE LyCle uouos1s ~
do biura p. Elotrowskiego przy
ul. Laurel, (na Bridgeporcie) }
wesz}o W platek po po1udniu
kilku drab6w 2 zamiarem po-
pelnienia rabunku, ale dzleki
przytomnosci pana P. sztuczka
sic i'm ME udala. MIN przy-
hy}a policya, rabusie umknsli.
- Tow. "Unia Lubelska"
ma Wojciechowie urzadza d.
81 kwietnia 'przedstawienie
.teatralne. Odegrana zostauie
patryotyczna sztuba: "Ko'
sciuslko pod Ractawicami'.
- w 9ej wardzie zak}adaja
jeszcze jeden Klub polsSi de.
mokratyczny.
- Tow. sw. Kazimierza ma
Kazimierzowie urzadza dnia 5
maja przedstawienie teatralne.
Olbedzie sic ono W Hall No.
wotnego przy ul. W. 22iej i
Troy.
p. Fr. P. Danish otwo-
rzyl biuro notaryalne pm. 733
ma Van Horn ul., ma Wojcie-
chowie.
Dwaj mlodzi polscy ad.
wokaci pp. M. Drzemala j.
F. Smulski zawarli spoke -
prowadzs wsp6lne biuro W
Metropolitan Block, Randolph
r6g La Sale. Najlepszego po-
wodzenia!
- W par. sw. Wojciecha W
Chicago utworzony zostanie, z
inicyatywy Wiel. ks. J. Ra.
dziejewskiego, oddzlelny ko.
mitet do zajecia sic sprawa
pomocy dla dotknietych nedza
Polak6w W Nebrasce. DIS
W tel sprawie posiedzenie.
- Wczoraj rano W fabryce
frmy George L. Thompson q
Go. pm. 6l26-6l30 La Sale
str. pozar zrzadzi} szkods ma
$4,000.
- Harold K. Carelle, o.
szust, kt6ry g}6wnie wdowy
,,naciagai" i wy1udzal cd mich
pieniadle, a stawiony pod kau.
cya, uciek}, - znajduje sic,
iak sic dowiedziano, W miescie
Mexico, sksd dostat 60 ma ra-
zie ME mozDa.
- w piwiarni Williama
Blasleya, pm. 27l0 State str.
wczoraj powstala bijatyka,
podczas kt6rej Negr Ernst
Elliott strzelil do Kuba1czyka
J6zefa Neenes ranil 60 ME.
bezpiecznie W lopatRe. Ra-:
nionv lest W szpitalu Provi.
dent ma rogu % ulicy i Dear.
born str. Elliot uciek1.
- 47letni robotnik Her.
man Strelow, zam. pm. 1851
Throop str, wczoraj strzeli1
do siebie W zamiarze samob6j.
czym. Zdaje sic, be umrze;
ma ciszka ranne W g}owie.
- Wczoraj wieczorem oko.
10 godz. 10 Marya Schultz,
zam. pm. 1889 Wrightwood
ave-, przechodzac przez szyny
kolei Northwestern ma Bel
mont ave., zosta}a przejechana
i smiertelnie pokaleczona.
= Najstarsza mieszkanka
miasta Chicago, kt6ra W tenn
miescie przebywa}a cd roku
1882, PAM Bertha Maria Gull
Elston, umar}a W wieku 96
lat.
= Siedmiu chlopc6w W
wieku II do IA lat 2 fabryki
Kinsleya ma rogu Ambrose i
Lincoln str. pokradlo mn6stwo
przedmiot6w uzywanych PREY
fabryce wozow. Schwytano
ich i stawiono pred sedzis
Eborb q rdtom ktHru atomik
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-04

- Posiedzenie demokratow 23go
precynktu l6sj wardy odbeizie sic
jutro godz, 38ej wiecz. u OBJ. A.
Tomasika prey rogu ul. Noble Crit
tenden.
II..l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-04

Pieniadze do wypozyczenia. Duze sunny MIX
dio6ci tylko W Chicago. Spfacamy po&yczH cd To-
warzystw. Duza oszczednosc. Hipoteki (mortga.
gesl ma sprzedaz Zgfosic sic osobiscie albo listo
Wnie do H. o, STONE g co. 206 La Sale Str
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-04
Szkaradna zbrodnia.

Lizzie Barnet, IL letnia
dziewczynka, zostala wczoraj
The herald., 1895-01-28

prevailed. when the merchant was
forced to be conten. with a minimum
profit on his goods, the dealer in the
products OF the farm and the shop was
compelled to pay the highest prices
consistent with fair competition for his
time and hazards, when the common
carrier and the manufacturer were
obliged to be satisfied with reasonable
earnings, when neighbor loaned his
money to neighbor and did not deposit
in banks to create financial monopoly,
and when the status Of the workingmsn
rested upon merit, and wages were rated
upon ability and disposition to &C.
complsh. The business of the world ia
becoming more and more carried ON by
associations OF capital and associations
Of labor. which is q tendency toward
communion.
The herald., 1895-01-28
Rsclaiming tho Desert.

IA good deal OF interest has been created In
Southern California, especially among scien-
tifc men and others familiar with irrigation
matters" said Prof A. b. MARI of Los Angeles
to a Call reporter, "by suggestions which have
recently been made relative to the possible
utilization of the waters of the Colorado river
for the purpose OF irrigating millions of acres
OF land, which are now practically useless.
A proposition made by Mr.. Young is to the
effect that dam should be built somewhere
along the course of the Colorado and its waters
and reclaiming the surrounding desert The
n.leman named shows map, which To-
Gates definitely the position OF the dam and
the course of the canal and the country TO
be irrigated. An examination of the con-
tour maps of the United States geological
survey shows that the proposed canal
would be $50 mi es long, and that as high
lands with several mountain ranges lies be-
tween the Colorado river and Death valley, the
canal may be made with only one through cut.
This, however. would be 100 miles long and
have a maximum depth of 25U0 feet. Mr..
Young suggests however, that tunnel might
be used, which will be only % miles long. To
get the water from Death valley to the various
tracts to be irrigated would require only two
more open cuts, one OF SO miles and another
OF $50 1t is also suggested that it would be
folly to stop there, but that the canal should
go straight in through the Sierra Nevadas and
turn the surplus water into the San Joaquin
valley"
The herald., 1895-01-28
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
i'm the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, live. and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ilfactrred by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
md being well informed, you will not
Ecept any substitute if offered.
The herald., 1895-01-28
NEBRAsKA's NEEDY.
The Governments to Send Garden and
Fisld Seeda.

The Government to Send Garden and
Fisld 6eeds.
OMAHA, Jan. PA Bee special from Lincoln,
Neb., says: Senator Manderson has advised
President Mason of the reliet commission that
the department of agriculture will ship to him
mail sacks containing the senator's entire
quota Of garden and field seeds, amounting to
about l6, 900 papers. The senator says:
'If you see fit to distribute them from your
own office all that will be necessary to do will
be to put the name and postoflice address of
recipients upon the packages. | understand
that Representatives Hainer and Mercer will
send you all of theirs and Representatives
Ryan and Meiklejohn and Senator Allen will
send you part of theirs. The agricultural de-
partment will also send large amount from
the department supply and from contributions
from other members of congress-"
This to a considerable extent will solve the
question of seed grain. The question has been
the source of much speculation among Me-
braska people. While the present resources
are sufficient to iced and clothe Nebraska's
destitute, little provision has been made for
seed grain. Now it is believed that the thous-
ands of bushels annually distributed by the
agricultural department through the various
congressman and senators will be sent to Ne
braska by common consent
The herald., 1895-01-28
Thu Mnth~wa Bill.


At the last conference of delegates from the
San Joaquin valley with the chamber of com
merce of Los Angeles it was agreed to support
the Mathews bill, now before the legislature,
which provides that counties may issue bonds
to build railroads within their limits. bill
OF that kind ought to pass. Congress should
be authorized to issue bonds to assist railroad
building when necessary to afford them trans
portation facilities These bonds should be
paid for in stock and the counties should be
represented in the m nagement and have all
the rights that stockholders usually have.
The stock should be held a permanent in
vestment and the income paid into the treas
ui1es of the respective counties Such legsla-
ton would afford the easiest and quickest
means of relief from the Southern Pacific.
The interior of California must have transport
tation other than that furnished by that cor
poration. or the cultivation OF the soil must in
a great measure cease and recourse be had to
stock raising.
The herald., 1895-01-28

PROVIDENCE has bsen very kind to the
orange growers OF Southern California.
II has sent blighting frost to destroy
the crop of our only competitor, and it
has taken the chill from "a nipping
and eager air" that threatened the
fruit OF our orchards. Now we may
emphasize a gratitude hitherto ex-
pressed in prayers only, by sending a
few carloads of these same oranges ito
Omaha to be auctioned for the benefit
OF the frost stricken and poverty OPP
pressed farmers of bleak, blizzard swept
Nebraska,
The herald., 1895-01-28

TIE fact that . resolution opposing
the passage Of the Reilly funding bill
was postponed BY the senate OF Califor-
nia 10 not necessarily prima fscis evil
dsnes that the majority Of that body 10
controlled BY Southern Pacific infu'
sness. but Il would have been more in
keeping with the unanimous desire Of
their constitusnciss il the senators who
vetsd 10 delay action had not laid them.
sslves open TO The grave suspicions now
eusFeik
The herald., 1895-01-28

GOVERNOR MORTON, OF New York,
will give dinner tonight in Albany, at
which all the prominent Republican
leaders OF the state will be present.
That presidential bee buzzes go loudly
in Governor Morton's bonnet that you
can't hear the whirring Of the wheels in
bis head. And and afar off the ambi.
ton Of Bill Mckinley rockets like the
signal of ship in distress.
The herald., 1895-01-28
strikers G,,riny Gronpd

HAvERHILL, Mass, Jan. 27.-Several smaller
firms were added to the list OF manufacturers
who have signed the agreement with the oper-
ators and the strikers are feeling most conf
dent that they will win the fight.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 27.-At a meeting of
the striking employees of the British Hosiery
company. at Thornton yesterday, the PROPOSE
ton of the manager that, as compromise.
they accept 10 per cent cut. with guaran-
tee of steady employment until july was ac-
cepted and the eight weeks strike is ended.
The herald., 1895-01-28
O'ROUkKE TO GO.
Reorganization of the Supervising Al
chItect,s Offfca .Comnieted

chIteets Offics Comp eted.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Secretary Carlisle has
completed the reorganization of the Office OF
supervising architect of the treasury and it is
understood will soon select a successor 10 Mr..
ORourke. The indications are now that none
of the applicants for the place will receive the
appointment and that Mr.. Carlisle will prob
ably tender the position to Mr.. John Carrere
OF the firm of Carr re & Hastings. "A Broad
way. New York. 1t is not known whether Mr..
Carrere would accept the appointment. but it
is thought he can have it if he SO desires.
The herald., 1895-01-28

WHILE the senate committee on Pa
cific railroads say in their report that
they have no recommendations to
make in regard to the Reilly funding
bill. there ars conclusions drawn and
suggestions made that come 80 close to
recommendations that it is difficult to
distinguish the difference.
The herald., 1895-01-28

PrNKKRroN thugs have been sent to
Brooklyn to aid the police in suppressing
the strikers. The era Of cracked heads
and bullet.riddled anatomies will now
dawn in the labor troubled town.
The herald., 1895-01-28

Legislative investigation ia already
bearing fruit. and the home for the adult
blind in Oakland was found in filthy
and unhealthy condition. This state OF
affairs 10 due not only to careless en-
ployess, but to the foolish freak of en-
ploying blind man for superintendent.
The herald., 1895-01-28

DAN can still hear the rumbling OF
the thunder evoked by that storm OF
Indignation lately raging in the me-
tsopolis. but its echoes grow fainter and
fainter - time passes.
The herald., 1895-01-28

The condition of the national treas-
ury is alarming. When financiers and
statesmen begin to talk Of ''patriotism''
and popular loans" there is danger in
the air. Bimetallism and the free coin.
age Of silver may get their inning after
all.
The herald., 1895-01-28

TIE people Of Southern California
we're under the Impression that Hunt
ington's reservation only extended to
Mojsvs, but it appears that the old
gentleman has squatter title to gov
eminent reservation inside OF compete
sion territory. Coils generally gets
what be wants, with or without reaerva-
The herald., 1895-01-28

Now THAT q new deal is on in the San
Francisco scheme to build a railroad
into the San Joaquin valley. Mr.. Leeds
will have to exercise some diplomacy if
he hopes to hang on to that $40 900
The herald., 1895-01-28
TO AID THE JAPs.
Tartartan Chiefs Volunteer to Furnish
10000 Men,

YOKOHAMA, jan 27.-General Nodzu, an Of
fcer fin the Japanese army. declares that he
declined an offer made to him by Tartarian
chief from Kirin who recently arrived at the
Japanese capital and denounced the Chinese
depredations. The chief offered the services
of 10000 men to join the japanese in attack
ing Moukden ana to avenge Chinese cruelty.
Natives of Lao Yang, Manchuria have also pc
titioned the Japanese to speedily occupy that
pifv
The herald., 1895-01-28

THERE IL hint for the friends OF San
Pedro harbor in the Calls suggestion
that the California delegation in con-
grsss would be justified in filibustering
against the whole appropriation bill I'M
less juatice is done to Pacific coast inter.
The herald., 1895-01-28

A MAN up in Napa county saved the
sheriff his Office by admitting under
oath that no voted frsudulently. The
sslf.sacrifi cing individual is now pris-
onsr in custody of the sheriff he served.
Politics do sometimes make strange bed
The herald., 1895-01-28

Now THAT that the oratorical war over
Clsveland's policy has been settled by
endorsement OF the administration, the
senators might do something for the
people by passing few many needed
manauYea.
The herald., 1895-01-28

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-A special to the World
from Colon says; The revolution III the de-
partment of Canea is reported to be spreading
north. DR.. Menosa, editor of a Liberal news
paper, in Panama, WAS arrested. Thu United
states consul here has had conference with
the local authorities French and Ital an war
ships are expected.
The herald., 1895-01-28

SAN FRANCISCO awakes from her long
slesp with yawn that may presage an
effort to get up and dress or may be pre-
lfminary to another nap.
The herald., 1895-01-28

MADRID, Jan. GA cabinet council was
held today at which twas decided to increase
the duty on foreign wheat by half dollar
per hectolitre, and to raise the railway
fEetght. charges, on grain from the sea to the
G ~,
The herald., 1895-01-28

II PRELIMINARY indications count Tor
anything the fiesta will equal. if not sx-
col. the mardi gras celebration in New
0rlaana
The herald., 1895-01-28

TEE war between Mexico and Guate-
mala haa reached the diplomatic stage.
Diss hes probably placated the leaders
Of the more obstreperous factions.
The herald., 1895-01-28

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-The Savannah line
steamer City of Macon, Captain Lewis, which
sailed from this port Saturday afternoon fol
Savannah W tn large cargo, is ashore on the
Bulkhead shoals, where she ran shortly after
leaving port.
The herald., 1895-01-28

Tar people OF Brooklyn. N. Y, walked
20 church yesterday--all except the
owners Of the trolley syetems. These
rode In their carriages "a usual.
The herald., 1895-01-28

That .'chattel mortgage on the moon"
must belong to the Southern Pacific OF
Kentucky.
The herald., 1895-01-28

TIE control Of railroad in connection
With their line of transpacifio steamers
would be great thing for the Spreckels.