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The herald., 1895-11-25

ATCHISON, Kas.. Nov. 24.-H. H.
Wentworth, the Atchison faith curer rail.
roadman, received sixty-tive letters from
different parts of the country from people
wDo want TO be cureu. AS yet his person.
al calls are rom local people. lie receives
them at the Thirteenth strset crossing.
wnere he is employed.
The herald., 1895-11-25
TYNDALL'S WILD DRIVE
Another Great Test This Afternoon Grand Ex-
hibition at Popular Prices This Even
ing at nuaie Hall

Prof. Alex J. Mclvor Tyndall Is receiv-
ing crowds at his parlors ut tbs Hotel
Ramona daily, aud is continuing his en-
gagement in this city only on account OF
the urgent requests of tnuse who have
not yet mad opportunity to meet him in
his marvellous clairvoyant seances.
Those desiring to make appointments
with tim should call tomorrtw or today
IN order tn they may SECURE sitting
before the time Of bis stav expires. Ibis
afternoon at 5 O'clock the professor will
The herald., 1895-11-25

SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 2i.-It is an.
nou1ced inst the nen cabinet will con-
sist of the following members: Senior
Renjino, minister of the interior; Senior
Guerro. minister of foreign affairs; Senior
Arce, minister of nnancs; Senior Bors ono,
m nisIer of war; Senior Toro, minister of
works.
The herald., 1895-11-25

sufficiently correct or illegibly addressed,
as t. render their delivery impossible
until Information as to the intention OF
the sendsrs was secured and of these
4,244, SIG could not be forwarded to the
addresses because the Intantion of the
sendeTs could not be ascertained.
The herald., 1895-11-25
GRIFFIN JOHNSTON

Report That His injuries Had Resulted
Fatally
The condition OF Griffin Johnston, who
was seriously injured by fall last week.
took a change for the worse last night
and several physirian> we're called. The
change was so grave that nut little hope
was held for him living until miunieht.
At a. n. it was reported that Mr..
Johnston had dice. but this rumor could
mt be vnri fed
The herald., 1895-11-25
Alleged Incendiary Suicides

PURCELL,I. T., Nov. 4.-Paul Glucks-
man, one of tbs merchants arrested here
and charged with having applied the
torch TO his stock of goods and stole
buildings Tuesday morning last. commit
ted suicide last night.
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First Trip From Los Angeles,
Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1895

The most com riete. modern, elegantly
equinned and peri city az aAged Veatibulso
TT nsconttnen al Train IN America. New
equipn an especially desi. ned and built 10
this service
Direct connections In New Orleans for -
Eastern points Quick I; me.
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give h,' famous blindfold carriage drive
and VII aRhin sstonish tho thousands
who uiher to see that mysterious test sc-
complished. This evening Tynhall will
appear at the Music h II and give an in
terestin" evening" entertainment Of tess
such as he alore xnibits. The price for
seats for this crt rtaiument will he p' p
III and within the ach of all, ana
none should miss this gran opportunity
10 see this m sterious psychic.
Prof Tyncall will remain for some
time ewing to his great success
The herald., 1895-11-25

Cnatswortn PARK cave from aud arrive at
River sat on, San Fernando street. only
eSundays excepted. A Sundays only.
Wednesday AMI saturday.
The INSIDE TRACK.
All s. P. Co IS trains stop at First street tex-
cept the four san Francisco trains) and Com.
mercial street Except the 8: San Francisco
evening train, in the business center Of the
city, saving time and street car fares to pas.
sengers
SANTA CATALINA STAND
Connecting with Wilmington transportation
Company's orean excursion Gamers:
Leave Arcade dcpot 9.i5 q. m Tuesday and
Friday and arrive from HIS Am. Wednes.
day AMI SATURDAY..
Gene. al Passenger ONCE. 900 s. springst
The herald., 1895-11-25

COUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
- TINE TABLE-NOV. "a, 1898
Leave for DEsTINA ION Ar from
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-04
The GUESSING Contest.

Only eight weeks remain of the time
allowed for filing guesses in the contest fer
prizes 20 be distributed. The full state
nlent of the terms will be found on the
last column Of the editorial page, which
please see.
Guessers will note especially these points:
OF paper and must contain
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You cannot change a guess, the guesses
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This announcement is made in fun not
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Please observe all these points carefully
and help the guess editor in his labors.
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question OF a treasury deficiency when
there was ffty-nve millions OF silver in
the treasury belonging to the government
without allowing the secretary of the treas
ury to coin IL and pay 1t out in his ds-
bursements. He condemned the issue OF
bonds as reversal of the policy of the
government He claimed that il 1t was
not stopped 1t would make a mammoth
debt piled on the shoulders of the Amerl-
can peoDie.
WitharavS the Amendment.
After further discussion Mr.. German.
the author OF the amendment, rose 10
withdraw ii and said:
"The members Of the committee on APP
preparations were aware OF the fact that
attempts made in both branches to dis
pose OF this financial question have all
resulted in no legislation whatever. Having
been compelled 10 ascertain as best we
could The exact condition OF the treasury,
and having taken into account the appro-
priaton5 of this session, we believe it to
be our highest duty to give the senate the
opportunity to determine what additional
powers should be given the secretary OF
the treasury to meet the deficiency. II
is evident from the course of the debate
today ard frcm The remarks that nave
been made By senator's on this side OF the
chamber, and who, l take it, spoke after
consultation elsewhere. that that is not de-
sired. We are confronted with the state
ment made by the distinguished chairman
OF the finance committee (Mr. Voorhces),
whose judgment is that more additional
provision for the treasury Is not needed.
Statements have been made by other sena-
tors that they viii persist in discussing
the entire financial programme, which dis
cuss!on might not emo before the 4th or
March. With the sudden conversions which
appear to have taken piace-as sudden as
those We read Of in sacred history ana
which amaze some OF us on this side OF
the chamber-We have lost the active sup
port Of these gentlemen and are left ~
deal with the question alone. AL this makes
il necessary that we look the facts plainly
IN the face. Beyond this bill stand the
legislative appropriation bill, the naval APP
preparation bill and the general deficiency
bill. IN Wow of the Determination of SEN
ators on both sides and with a view to IA
cilitate the business of the session, l am
instructed by the committee on appropri-
ations-not changing our views as 10 the
necessity OF the amendment-to withdraw
it."
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But friends OF the amendment providing
for an issue of 500, OJ0,O00 certificates of
indebtedness. have about concluded that
they win be unable to get the bill through
as long rs the amendment remains part
OF ii.
DON'T Deceive Yourself.
An evidence that even the goldbGgs see
the direction of the wind is shown by the
following from yesterdays financial article
I'm The New York sun by man recognized
as the ahlest financial writer on the New
York press:
II regret to see a disposition evinced In
many quarters to treat the abandonment
last week by the silver senators of Sena-
ter Joness free coinage bill and OF Sena-
tor Wolcotts free silver resolution rs
proof of the weakness OF the cause Of
silver in congress. On the contrary. the
preliminary votes taken on Senator Jones's
b.ll very clearly showed that majority
Of the senate were favorable To 1t. That
they refraned from forcing it through
1t once demonstrates no more than that
they were not willing TO risk the delay of
the appropriation bills and n consequent
extra session. After the Attn of March
they will be stil! stronger in numbers.
and nobody can say with certainty that u
ma jority OF the new house OF representa-
tives VIII not Join with them IN lesisiatins
for free silver. If 50, there will stand be-
tween tie country and free silver coin
age act nothing but President Clevelands
veto"
A Defect in the System.
The closing days OF this congress are al
ready demonstrating the gross errors OF
our system OF government which permitted
statesmen 10 slave three weeks in congress
after their successors have been elected.
The defeated men or dead ducks, as cali
81, have no apparent interest in the govern
ment, and Ia order To make friends FOR
themselves. have no hesitation IN voting
FOR any thing carrying an appropriation.
In consequence, the regular appropriation
bills are being loaded down with cid claims
81 ali sorts ana unless a halt is called at
once the amount appropriated BY TINS CON
grcss VIII be fearful to contemplate. The
senate to-day added about Sl0,00J0tO 70 the
sundry civil bill. ana before the end comes
81 viii attach millions galore TO all the blllS.
The Louisiana sugar planters were taken
care OF royalty. They get nearly S6OOO'eN
IN old bounty claims. Then tomorrow an
old item may be added for some S4,OJOOO tor
French spoilation claims. There was
para grS pa inserted today 10 buy ex-senator
Mahones lot for new public printing Of
fce ANA yesterday the purchase OF the
Blaine mansion was provided for IN order
that Senator CameTon's residence might
have a pretty outlook into a park. Thus u
EOes. Ogd claims thai have been pending
Tor years are being appropriated for and
il looks Ike congress has gone Wild on
the subject Of spending money. The leaders
are buckiEg. bat they seem unable TO stop
the Spendthrift craze that is epidemic in
congress. The dead ducks are playing hGV-
&C with the democratic party.
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NO NEW PARTY IN III.
Silver Democrats Propose to Flight and Win
N.'hiu tn" Organization

N.thiu the Organization
Washington, March 2.-(;peciai 1.-The
silver movement was much discussed to-
d2y. Bryan continued getting signatures
to his silver pronunciamento. He is de-
cidedly enthusiastic on the subject Bryan
wants TO make the fight for silver within
tAe party and thinks there is no doubt of
the success of the movement. He leads off
at this time TO stimulate the silver enthu-
siasm in the party to such an extent as
10 draw ali silver men within the demo-
cratic party and prevent the formation of
a new party on a silver platform.
Bland and Sibley are leading the move
n4eut TO form new party. They say they
like Bryan's plan, but it does not so far
enough. They want to break their moor
i.es and sail out alone on q sea of silver,
hoping that all other crafts In the waters
will steer cut and form fotilla of such
size and power as to be able to destroy
everything in its path.
This movement on the part of Bland and
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FORCING szFEA5s.


Washington. February 25-CSpecial) The
F..ss.t- travelled along III more rapid GAIT
c. the sundry civil biI today than usual
l. adopted the amendment 10 pay the back
bounty ,.e.aaadeI Is The louisiana sUsar
rl-ntaTS. but that viii probably fan IN
conference.
EEs cai-Uiat5on Is that The senate wiz
ct through the various items trat were
thrown over in the sIncTy civil tomorrow.
with tEe exception or Else bond issue pro-
V.--s. -LleH .--ues 81 The very cnI az The
bill Tue reaching o. this amendment Is
E,-ra 10 re- :he signal FOR an outbUrs: OF
feeling and debate on the presentation OF
Ia l.n.s-ah,c amendments by the advO-
e-tas Of silver as well as those OF gold.
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were Again Disappointed.

Dover, Del, March Again il was ex-
pected that a senator would be elected to-
day out the crowd which attended the
general assembly Joint session was disap-
pointed Only one ballot, the siNty-secund,
was taken ana resulted: Higgins, repuOii-
can. S; AddiclIs republican, .; Massey, re-
publican, 4; WOicott, democrat, 4; Bayard,
damncrat. 4; &bsent 4.
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Indiana Legislature q.

Indianapolis. Ind. February 26.-The
Nicholson bin which deals terrific blow
iGlature today by vote Of 70 to 20 The
senate democrats have decided TO resign
If necessary TO prevent the republicans
from passing an apportionment act The
action would rob the senate Of a quorum
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A Pacific Republic.

San Frascisco, Cal. March 1.-"Citlzens,
read this. Eastern manufacturers are
starving your Industrial classes and bank
rupting our business men. The crisis can
not be kept up much longer. our only
relief is d Pacific republic. We tax GER
tain foreign goods. why not protect our
selves against the east?" are the words
OF u proclamation posted by David y.
James, a pioneer of California, in front
of his Market street shop. Mr.. James's
idea is for all the states west of the
Rockies 10 sccede and ne thinks it can be
accomplished without any gun play or leL-
tim. Of blood.
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No Change in Delaware.

Dover, Del, March 1.-Rumors that the
Massey men would go TO Higgins today
caused large audience in the Joint ses
sion of the legislature today, but no change
in the vote for senator materialized. The
vote resulted: Higgins, s. Addicks, 8; Mas
sey, 4; Wolcott. democrat, 3; BayarG. dem
nrrat A Absent 3.
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q,he senate Dacis. Down.

At midnight the senate cohI9 Ie0eI,N
go, y con 0nl OF Their amendments to the
san4rai deficiency bill, and now the bill
will pass. II carries the mo2ths extra
pay for the employees Of the house ana
senate. including that for members ciei rs.
The Malone printing ofhce site was one one
of the amendments the senate fecCoeN,
from. as were the southern war Claims anu
the French spoliatOn claims.
Tais cuts down the total amount app
,riatod Nv This congress considerably, and
t.,a totals viii run only one or two millions
over a billion dollars. The house ma; sue
coed in the las, hours in cutting It DOWN "
an even billion, or a little under.
4 u.
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The Right Time.

"But do you believe in bringing silver
politics to a focus and naming ticket
now? Isn't campaign OF nineteen months
rather a long stretcaE'
ITO my MIND" replied Mr.. Sibley, "and
I've come to 10 hasty conclusion TO my
belief, the time has come for strong, def
mite action When do you launch ship?
When the tide is food, Of course. Wei,
the tides of free silver sentiment in this
country are today at their highest. No
matter what brought iC about whether it
was gold or bonds or what not let it go
That is the tidal fact SO far as free sill
Yer sentiment is involved. / get fully LOCO
letters a day, from Boston 10 the Golden
Gate and they tell me SO. Then let us
launch the ticket anu the party. Put up
your men ana platform your principles.
They can't be talked too wide or TOO tar or
too much. Every day, if you will give the
people of this country "a free silver stand
ard and q general to rally around, will
bring the cause recruits. The people of
this country are mad, absolutely mad, for
something to be done. The silver time to
apf now
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2:S0 a, Nall of the appropriation bills
but the naval bill have been agreed TO in
conference. and in the IoIlovanS figures
The amounts carried by the legislative. ma
val sundry evil, general dehclchcy anu
,,fS'c,1Ianpous hills are estimated, but fol-
low CLOSELY on the lines of the CONCESSIONS
made IN conference. The grand totaI o.
AUTHORIZATIONS, subject to some rev
on ans.es is found 10 be $i9l,99itJf. rms Is
divided among the bills as follows; ASt1-
cultural s.. 500, 80; army, $2a,272io rs; dipto-
matic $l,575,V75: District OF CoIumbia'
4, 90 5S3: fortihcatons, Sl,9UA55t; InclaA
a. g7E gt8. legislative, $2i,900,O0); military
academy. Slti.4jl; naval, So, ly9uO0, PENSIONS
$i4l, SS1 .576 postohce. S9,545J3l; sundIy civil
~ deicfcncy, $500, 900; miscellaneous, S5vo,-
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Birmingham, Ala, March THE fol-
lowing call has been issued by the peoples
party, the suppositon being that its OBJ
iect is to formulate plans for the campaign
o. 30:
AT the request Of caucus of the popu-
list members OF the legislature. held at
Montgomery on the 10th instant, / hereby
call meeting of the state executive com
mittee OF the peoples party at Birming-
ham, March y, 1895, at IL o'clock m. in
TIE parlorS OF the Opera House hotel.
Every member of the committee is earn
estly requested 10 be present, as matters
of vital Importance Will be brought before
the committee. The candidates on our
state ticket are also invited 10 attend this
meeting. 5. II. ADAMS,
CHAIRMAN Executive Committee Peoples
Party.
'"r. W. POWELL, Secretary.
"Brmlngham, Ala, February q, 1885,"
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-03
ZBUNTOWANI INDYANIE.

Pocalello, Straszliwa rze5
odby}a sic W Jackson's Hole, Indya-
ME pozabijali wszystkich mics skah-
c6w,wyrzneli byd}o popalili wszyst
kie domy. Me szczedzono bynaj-
mniej kobiet i dzieci. u g}ownej
kwatery gen. Coppingera W Omaha
wys}ano 4 szwadrony 8 pu}ku kawa-
leryi,pod majorem Chaffee do Market
Lake, Idsho. Jest to stacya najbliz-
sza do Jackson's Hole, ale oddalona
jake 12O mil cd miejsca rozruchow.
Gen. Coppinger osobiscie tam sic tez
udaje.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-03
ZATARG ANGLII Il BRAZYLIA.

correspondent Rio de Janeiro do
nosi, re pomiedzy ludnoscla brazylij
ska panuje ogromne oburzenie ms
Anglia "a zajecie wyspy Trinidad.
Podobno odpowiedz ministra bry.
tyjskiego ma note rzadu brazylijskie
90 by'a wprost obrazajaca. Trescia
jej by4o, re Anglia zatrzyma wyspe
i ze oprze sic kazdemu pahstwu
ktoreby chciaso zajac wyspe, kt6rej
ona potrzebuje jako stacyi kablo.
wei.
Minister spraw zewnetrznych bra
~ lijski uwaza to odpowiedz "a wiel.
CO obrazajaca. zewszad nadchodza
cd narodu zadania, by Rad za{ozyl
protest przeciw takiemu postepowa-
niu Anglii.
Uruguay ma zamiar ustanowic
wojskowa stacya ma wyspie Gorrito,
W poblizu miasta portowego Moldo-
na]do, kt6ra ME jest zamieszkana,
azeby ME dopuscic do zajecia jej przez
Wyspa Gorrito ley ma liDli pro-
jektowanego kablu, kt6ry ma bye
po1ozony przez wyspe Trinidad do
I "a Plata.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-03
CZY HRABIA DZIALYNSKI

Z Chicago donosza: Hrabia Will
helm Kinkel, by4y pruski kapitan
korwety, ktory stosunkami zmuszony
przybyc do Ameryki, zrzek} sic swego
tytu}u Chicago miaf skfad przy
borrow malarskich W domu pm. 3413
State ul. wczoraj po po}udniu usi}o-
wal odebrac sobie zycie dwoma strza-
}ami rewolweru.
Zawieziono 60 do szpitala Micha}a
Reese, gdzie lekarze sadza, re umrzet
musi. Liczy} on II lat wieku, powo-
dem samob6jstwa, miafy bye smutne
stosunki tamilijne uporczywa choro-
ba.
Hrabia Kinkel W czasie du1lskiei
wojny hy} kapitanem pewnej korwe-
ty iw bi,wie straci4 wielki palec u
prawej reki, kt6ry mu oderwa}a ku-
la dzia}owa. Urodzi} on sic W Me-
mel, i jak opowiadaja ma tam posia-
d}osc ziemska wartosci S4O0, 900, ale
wskutek pewnych stosunk6w familijj-
nych, sam do niej ME ma prawa, tyl-
ko nalezy ona do jego - letniego
syna; kt6ry ja obejnie gdy liczy4 be-
die ~ lat.
Nazwisko jego roznie podaja gaze
ty. Niektjre podajs je jako Kinkel.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS historya po-
daje W zwiazku tenn samob6jstwem
Tribune, ktora twierdzi, ze nazwisko
Kinkel czy Kenkel by4o przybrane,
ze wfasciwem nazwiskiem jego by}o
Agenor Wilhelm Dzia4yhski, ze by4
to goracy patryota Polak, re Rosya
ma g@owe jego na}ozy}a $4,000 rubli
nagrody, re palec utraci& W jakims
pojedynku W Rosyi.
Zona jego podobno zyje W rozwo-
die MIN, liczy dopiero 80 lat, i u
siebie ma synka ich liczacego lat II.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-03
Napad ma ksiedza .

Il P}ocka donosza: Smiafego ma
padu ma plebanje W Sikorzu dokona-
no W tych dniach godz. 8 wieczoram.
We czwartek d. 20 czerwca, DO
Nieszporach, W oktawe Bozego Cia4a,
ksiadz Smolehski, proboszcz paratii
Sikorz, wychodzac kosciola, Eau
wazyf paratianina, kt6remu kilka
dni temu chrzcif dziecko, poiszed}
wiec zapytaniem, czemu ME przy-
chodzi do spisania aktu.
W4oscianin przyrzekf przyist ME
co p6zuiej, ksiadz zas oddalif sic do
plebanii.
Rozmowa toczy4a sic pred koscio-
lem.
W kilkanascie minut potem wcho-
dzi do plebanii dwoch mezczyzn;
ksiadz, sadzac re przyszli para6anie,
oczekiwani do spisanis aktu, smia4o
wychodzi, spostrzega jednak niezna-
iome twarze, pyta vice, czego sobie
zycza.
Wypisu odpowiadaja, z wymienie-
MEM nazwiska i daty.
Pc dfugiem szukaniu proboszcz
oswiadczy&, re aktu takiego niema.
Ale pieniadze proboszcz NAL od-
powiadaja, wtejze chwiIi noA re-
wolwer bfysnefy W rekach 4otr6w
Me tracac przytomnosci, proboszcz
podnosi sic zkrzes}a, podchodzi blizej
do zbir6w, a otwierajac szeroko ramio-
ma, piorunujacym gfosem zawo4at:
BIZ! zabij! ksiadz katolicki smierci
sic ME boi!
S}owa te, wyrzeczone wielka sifa,
dolecia}y do uszu parobka, koszacego
W po5lizu trawe, ktory widzia4 ME-
znajomych, wchodzacych do plebanii;
domyslajsc sic czegos niedobrego,
rzuci} kose bieg} co zywo ma ratu-
mex proboszcza.
Napastnicy, widzac nadchodzaca
niespodziewana pomoc, uciekli.
Napad ten by} uplanowany odda-
VIVA, gdyz ma kilka dni przedtem ks.
dziekan. odebra} kilka ostrzegaiacych
listow.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-03


Cincinnati, O. Do tutejszego
szpitala odstawioao pewna dziewczy-
ne, ktora dotad by}a W klasztorze
tu naszpilkowa2a sobie nogi igsami
szpiikami. Lekarze wyjeli jej az Al
szpilek i igie} nog; jezeli ME nasta-
pi zakazenie krwi chora wyzdrowieje.
q poczatku ME chcia}a powiedziet,
dla czego sic tax naszpilkowa}a, p6z.
niej oswiadczy}a, re "a kazdym ra-
zem, gdy pope}ni1a jaki grzech, wpa-
kowa}a sobie szpilke albo ig}e
W noge. Nieszczesliwa jest widocz-
ME cierpiaca ma umysle.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-03
EksplOzya W kOpalni.

Bachum W Westfalii, 30 Lipcs.-
w kopaloi "Fuerst Won Cursen,"
niedaleko stad, straszna wydarzyla
sic eksplozya. Juz dobyto 81 zw}ok
posabijanych g6rnik6w, a zdaje sic,
ze jeszcze wiecej zosta}o zabitych.
Roboty ratunsowe ida powoli, DO
natrahaja ma liczne przeszkody. DIE
wieciu g6rnikow zycie urato wa{o, ale
mocno sa poparzen;.