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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02
sobie wytaomsczyc tego osobliwego
znieczulenia.


Il Baku, Kaukazu, pisza: w
miejscowosci, zwauej Mlastem Gar
nem, miedzy BAku zr6daami nafto-
wemi W Batachonach natrafono ma
pokfady gliny palnej. Staso sic to
przypadkiem. Firma braci Szybajew,
eksploatujaca ma wielka skale zr6dla
nsftowe, zamierla&a wzniest W Gar
nem Miasteczku rezerwoar ma matte.
kopano ziemie, gdy jeden robo-
tnik6w po zapaleniu papierosa rzucii
ma ziemie zapaake, cd kt6rej gljna
zapali}a sic polar wybuohs plomie.
MEM. Po kilku godzinaoh ogieh
ugaszouo w6wczas dopiero okazato
sic, re natrsfiono ma Opal, zamiast
drzews lub wegle. Glina ia przy pa.
leniu sic, wydziela mniej dymu,
nawet sadly, auiaeli drzewo. Was
nose jej odkryto po raz p:erwssy W
r. 1851 Gliua ia ma barwe SARA
czarna, jest tiusta, pail sic TAX do.
brze W kaadym piecu, ia< ma VOL
nym powietrzu. Moze ona zrob'6 po-
wazna konkurencya weglowi, j.ko
srodkowi opSlowemu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02
Zf0dziei ma Z{Odzieju...

Niemcy Ottawa patrza ma stafy
przyross zbrodniarzy nieletnich. W
pafstwie niemieckiem wzros}a ogol
ma Iiozba zbrodni cd r. 1882-lS92
z $4,000 ma 42O, 900, zwiek szyla sic
eaten liozba zbrodni o % prooeut;
W liczbie zorodniar1y znajdujemy
przyrost nieletnich 10000 ma
$4,000, ozyli ma 81 prooent. z podo'
bnemi objawami spotykamy sic pra,
vie wszystkioh pah'twaeh, chlobny
tylko wyjatek stanowi Anglia. Tam
liczba skazanych nieletnich przestep-
COW, do kt6rych zaliczamy msodziez
obojej paoi nizej lat 10 wieku, obni
zyaa sic cd roku 1869-186l z 49,
300 ma 1850 czyli 81 przesz}o pro
cent. Wogole liczba karanyoh pre-
stepcow znaoznie sic zmniejszyia, "
przeciagu lat dwudziestu q pr.
Cyfry to, lipiej NJ c.3e tony ar
gument6w, swiadcza, ze najlepszym
srodkiem przeoiw zbrodn'arzom-
to wolnos6 r6wnouprawnienie
wszystkich obywateli Skoro Niemcy
stana sic tskim wolnym krajem jak
Anglia, to zbrodniesie tam tez zmniej
sza. w pshstwie, kt6re ma kazdym
kroku okrada robotn,k6w, robotnicy
musza zn6w kras6 na utrzymanie SIG
przy zyciu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02
WIADOMOSCI z DETROIT.
(Korespondencya "Ameryki.')
Piotr Leszczy1aSki,


kandydat ma aldermana 5 wsrdy,
przejdzie pewnoscia. Precynkta
zamieszkale przez obconarodowcow
popieraja usilnie powszechnie ma:
szego rodaka; wszyscy sic cieszs, ze
maja zacnego gentlemana przeciwko
dotychczasowemu aldermanowi i
kandydatowi acknowledgements Del.
melowi, kt6ry jak sic okazuje niems
sympathy W cesej wardzie.
Dejmel liczy jakoby najwiecej
ma polak6w, ktorych dawniej z lat,
wosoia podejmowaa;- ale to raza to
lima sprawa, polacy wszyscy jak je
den, gaosowa6 beda "a Leszczyh.
skim, DO tutaj chodzi o nasz w}asny
honor interes. Wszyscy wiedza ze
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02
,owazany, pozostanie nadal gospo-

powazany, pozostanie nadai gospo'
darzem missta. Opozycya kspita'
listow iona jego wsasnej p,rtyi
ostro przygotowywasa sic do tel
kampanii, riechcac dopuscic jego
nominacyi-ale popularnost jego "a.
slug mieszkshc6w miasta naszego
ma kaukusie, II paz, TAX stanowczo
pobiaa wszelke opozycye, ze same
wybory choc pozbawione wiekszego
ruchu agitacyi, sa zupesnie pswne;
dzisiaj spraeczajs sic tylko oto wiele
dostanie Pingree wiekszosci; demo
kraci twierdza ze Is tysiecy repu
blikanle re 81 tysiecy g}osow wick
szosci.
Uznsne takie dla Plugree'go
uwaaamy Ia s}uszne; postswiony ma
czele spraw miejskich, wykazss on
wielkie zdolnosci sdministracyjne,
piecze o dobrobyt miasta ludu ro-
botniczego. w ozasie nsjw'ekszego
zastoju przemystowego jak wszed1'e
tax tutaj potrAif zsoszozedzic roz,
chody i znaczne sunny obr6ci6 ma
roboty publiczne przez co da4 ty
s'acom rodzinom spos6b zarobkowa
MIA.
Ia najwieksza zasiuge poczytu,
jenny Pingreemu to: ze beaac sam
fabrykantem nalrzac do sfary ka
pitalist6w jest b a&em krukiem mie
dzy Garment: on zawsze wystepo
wax przeciwko zsjeciu przez ka
pitalistow r6znych ga{ezi dochodu
gospodarstwa miejskiego, kt6re oni
prey ywykli uwazat "a sw6j monopol
TAX potrafii on sparal zowad wyzysk
komp. gazowej wymog{ obnizke
ceny $3.50 ma 80 on,. "a tysi4c
stop kub. TAX samo komp. kole'
ulicznych zmusi& do obnizai ceny
przejazdu dla robotnika; oswieceni'
miasta ujas W swoje rece t. p. To
So zmiany wielk'ego znaczen!a dla
mieszkaho6w miasta, oszczedzaja on
zbiorowo dziennie po kilka tys'ecy
dol rozchodn.
Ola ludzi niezamoznych pozba
wionych piracy okazaa on w;elka po
moe pre- z zuzywanie dotad pust4
W mlesois ziemi, produkcya straco
nvch czasem 60 tysiecy kartoA' daj'
pomoc ma zine 5000 rodzinom.
Kazdy z naszych braci polakov
dobrze zns zastug, Pingree'go jake
msjora miastA j gospodarza tutej
szego, niejedna rodzina bezposredn''
zawdziscza jego rozporzadzenion
sw6j zarobek, a j'dnak stojt nj
boku jakby niezrozumieli woale
co choizi okazuja obojetnosc ia
koby co do wyboru jego osoby.
w sprawach miejscowych jedna'
ME powinno wcale chodzic wiels
polityke partyi republikahskiei cz
demokratyczuej; powinno nam tylk
chodziG O ludzi dobrze nam znanyc
dla tego uwazalismy "a s}uszne azeb
polacy bez roznicy partyi zaznaczy
tez swoje uznanie dla Plngreege
oddajac mu swoje g}osy--mieliby!
, my wtedy wiecej prawa cos zadac
dla siebie.
X. S0wicki
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02
SERGE TadeusZa KOSciusZki

z}ozone zosta}o W dniu lOym paz
dziernixa ma zawsze W kaplicy zam-
kowej W Rapperswylu W Szwsjcaryi,
gdzie obok W zamku znajduje sic
zbi6r starozytnosci polskich. Dotych
czas przechowywane byso seroe tego
boohatera naszego narodowego, ia
ko swieta pamiatka W rodzinie WHO'S
kiej.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02
Ma OKOkO SWIATA

Wiadomoost smierci kr6'A Abb
syhskiego Menelika jest zaprzeczona.
w Santa Madona, W Hiszpanii,
by&o trzesienie ziemi we srode.
Szkody ME ma.
w Loodynie zawalia sic we czwsr-
tex dom prey ullcy Church ct., po-
wodu eksplozy j gazu. Szest osob 20
staao zabitych.
Cabinet francuski zrezygnowat
20 pazdziernika. Do sformo wanna no
wego gaminetu powoisny bedzie
R bot, slbo Bourgeois.
Fraucya zdoby'a stolice Madagas-
karu Antanauarivo, lecz jest " k}o
pocie, GO zrobit z wyspa, czy ia So
bic po prostu pr1yw&aszczyt, czy
tylko podciagnat pod swoj protekto-
rat.
w Holandyi opro,1 II tysiecy ro.
botnikow zaj7tych szlofowsniem dya
ment0w, rozpoozeto bezrobocie 5000
robotnikow W fabryki cygar. Strejku
j4cy wywoiali niepokojs uliczne.
znaczna liozba osob jest raunych
Ormianie, r1ezi ktoryeh W Tur
cyl donosil'smy czesto, rozpoczeli
otwarta rewolucye przeciw rzsdowi
tureckismu. w poblizu Marash od-
nyia sc zacieta bitwa pomiedsy po
wstshcami wojskiem suitana, kt6ra
podobno trwala trey dni. o rezul.
tataeh mic ME wiadomo. wywo&a'
uie rewolucyi posadzaja anghk6w
Cesarz w helm odbya }owy ma gra.
nicy rosyjskiej skad powstasa
po g4oska, ze sic tam spotka z
oarem, ale sic nie sprawdzi'a. Cesarl
wysia& tylko carowi do Petersburgs
W darze obraz swojej roboty, zajmu
| je sic tez bowiem sztuka poezya
Wkrotce uda sic cesarz do zabra
"ych Francyi prowincyj, do Alzaoy
Lotaryngii, gdzie ma bye odstoniety
.omnik ma czesc wojownik6w r. Is
II. Il poleoenia cesarza bedzie PREY
tel uroczyst ,sci wyg'oszoua mow'
90 niemiecku i po frAncusku.
Ostatnia rada ministrow W Hiszpa
nil zaprzata}a sic jedynie sprawa ku
bahska. Postanowiono W lstopadzi
wys}a6 na Kube jeszcze Is tysiec.
wojska, co wraz wys4ana juz za&og'
wyniesie 100 tysiecy. Rdwnlez maj
tam bye wys&ane nowe kanonierki
Wreszcie postanowiono zacisgnac
Paryzu pozyczke W ilosci 80 mil
frank6w ma wyprawe kubahske. Pc
czyniono juz W tel mierze kroki i zy
skano nawet rekojmie jej otrzymanis
: z drugiej strony powstahcy zyskuj
coraz wieksze sympatye W St. Il.
l Wprawdzie rzad po}nocro-ameryka1
ski zabroni} formowania ma Florydzi
oddziaiow wolnej marynarki zatrzy
=, mac kaza& nawet jeden, przemycaj'
: cy DO ystancom amunicye, ale publ
i cznost potepia te czynnosci Growers
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02
PZRY BUFECIE.

Jegomos6 pewien niezle juz "a
pruszony przychodzi j zada kieliszka
alembik6wki. Wiasciciel szynku po-
w,ada: Me moge panu da6, DO jak
widze pan dosyc juz pises.-Co? do
syc? Pan mnie obrazasz! ia moge
pic "a ma}o, albo "a DUO, ale dosyc
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02
TALAR 1 BANKNOT.

Me prswdaz, zesmy bracia!-Ta.
kiemi raz s&owy
Ozwa} sic do srebrnego pieniadz pa
pierowy,
ia talar ty talar.-Przebacz! sre'
brny rzecze:
Ze zupelnie naszemu braterstwu "a
przeoze;
Moja wartost istotna-twoja pozy'
czana,
Mnie czysty zrodzi} kruszec, tys po
wstaa galgana.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02

Pod{ug cyrkularza No. Is, tow.
nalezace do Stowarzyszenia P. R
Kat. Detroit, PLACID musza "a mie'
siac pazdziernik po 75c assessmentu
posmlertnego Cd cz}onka. Jestto
assessment "a diva wypadki smierci.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02
NOWINY z KRAJU.

Springfield, I'D. ~ paz. spallf
sic hotel Lagonda. Szkody $500, 900.
James o. Breadhead, konsul Sta.
now Zjed. W Berne. W Szwajoaryi,
zosta{ odwolany.
Vincennes, Ind.-W kopaloi
Prospect Hill zabitY zosta2 20 paz.
Bart4omiej Klemens.
Mlwaukee.-W teatrze Bijou,
wskutek przedwozesnej eksplozyi
naboju, zastrzelony zostai aktor Sol.
DeLiser.
Zbiory wsty W Texas W tym roku
beda trzecia czes6 mniejsze nlz W
zesz&ym. Zato kuksrydza ~yds'a
tam obfity plon.
Tacoma, misunderstanding miej.
ski Bsggs, ktory by1na urzedzie 4
lata, przyw'aszozvt sobie kasy mi~j
skiej 100000 uciek& W strony
nieznane.
Manistee, Mioh.--Dwo;e dzieci
Jana Conley, 'iczace S g lat, pod
ezas nieobecnoscl rodzicow zaczely.
sic bawic zapaakami, tego pow
stal pozar i dzieci sic spahay, "a
szem pomoc przysz}a.
Newport, R. Ivan Allen, oso
bisty i szczegolny przyjaciel prezy
denta Clevelanda, zosta{ areszto wany
z uwiedzenie zony nijakiemu pub
kownikowi Colt. Pan Allen ds{
100000 kauoyi wypuszczony 20
stai ma wolnosG.
w Filadel6i rozpooza& sic process
przeoiw g}osnemu oszustowi i NOR
aercy H. H. Holmes'owi. Obwj.
,iony zaczaa sic sam bronit bez po
mocy adwokat6w, ale ME m6gf sobie
dac rady, wiec sad mu wyznaczy3
dw6ch obrohc6w. Process ten trwac
bedzie najmniej miesiac.
w Tiffin, o., przysz}o do stra
sznych rozruchow W ME aziele, ktore
musia}a poskromit dopiero milicya.
Niejakis Martin zamordowa} mar
sza}ka Schultza, a publicznosc tax
sic TEN wzburxy}a, 2e morderce
ehcia&a powiesi6. Jsk SIG juz zciem
ni}o wieczorem, niespodzianie ma da,
) ny sygna} zebraio sic oko}o wiezie
MIA oko}o 400 ludzi, uzbrojonycb, "
m}oty, powrozy, rewolwery it'd. Ma
dany znak przystapiono do rozbijanis
drzwi, ale straz wieizenia zacze}a dc
napastnik6w strzelac i jednego "a
strzelono, CO troche przestraszy}c
mot}och. Ia kilka minut zebrano cd
dzial mllicyi, kt6ry obstapil wiezie
ME napastnik6w rozpedzi}. Morder
ce Martina jeszoze W sobote W nocy
sseryf wywi6za do Sandusky, ma
stepnie do Cleveland.
Gazety republikahskie otwarcie
oskar4aja demokratycznego handy
data ma gubarnatora, j. E. Camp
BELLA, O kilka brzYdkich spraw, a
mianowicie: Bedac sgentem Far
ner's Insurance Co., przyw}aszczy
sobie wielka sumo pieniedzy, gdy
mu zagrozono uwiezieniem, to jege
krewni musieli sic z}ozyc ukradzio
ne pien'adze zap}acid. Jak Campbell
pierwssy raz leoiai ma gubernator'
obdlu4yi sic tax, ze nastepnie Wy
nuszal pieniadze Cd urzednik6v
kt6ryoh naznaczas; Dyara i Dugan'
naznacsyi urzednikami wiezieniu
ale "a to musieli zostac reozycielam
"A jego weksle, kt6rYch Campbell
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02

Wi+lka 6rma Toronto, Marsey
Harris Co. zak1ada tutaj ma wi-lka
sksle fabryke narzedzi r6lniczych.
Ma zakupi6 W tenn celu ~ ARROW
ziemi zatrudniac 500 ludAi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02

Stare budowle ma placu zskupiouym
pod gmach powiatowy maja robbie
rae zimowa pora, azeby dsc zatrud
nienie w czasie bezrOboca.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02
KANDYDAT Ma PREzYDENTA. :

A.-Wiesz, Gapski jest wielkim anna
toem polowania }owienia ryb:
H.-To demokraci powinni 60 namino-
wac ma prezydenta.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02

zona Bsurdla Ajzyka grozi die.
ciom: Jak mi zaraz ME usniecie, to
wan przeozytam artykui napisany
przez ojca-to zaraz pomoze!
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02

w niedziele 27 paz. ma rocznem
posiedzeniu Gminy Zw. Mar. Polls.
wybrano zarzad ma rok nastepny.
Powtornie wybrani zostali: ma pre-.
zesa, P. Leszczyhski; vice.prezesa,
Weso}owski; sekr. T. Terskl; no.
wo obrani: NJ. Lesihski, ma kasyera;
l. Karnowski, ma marszalka.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-11-02

H. Pingree dotychczasowy mayor
naszego miasta powszechnie zuany i
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-20
BRIEF DISPATCHES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 20.-The Rich
mond school, at the western outskirts OF
the city, has been condemned by the board
of health and ordered closed on account
of the bad sanitary condition of its sew
ers.
ROME, Sept. 20.-In honor of the fetes COM
memorating the entry of the italian army
into Rome in 1870, King Humbvrt has granted
a pardon 10 all OF the Scilian rioters who
were undergoing sentences OF Imprisonment
for less than ten years.
LONDON. Sept. 20.-A special dispatch from
Shanghaia states that the Chinese expect TO
retake possession of the Liao-Tung peninsula
about the middle OF October. The same COR
respondent reports that Russia has secured
the privilege OF "a second Chinese loan OF l00,-
OOO,0OO taels.
MARsEILIEs, Sept. 20.-Advices received
here from Antananarivo Madagascar, are 20
chy prevails in the district OF Imerina. wher
every one Is fighting for power.
PERRY, o. II. Sept. 20. Terrible prairie
fires are raging south OF here and great
damae has been done. Thousands OF
acres have been burnedl over and corn,
hay and other CROPS destroyed. Several
persons had narrow escapes.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-A special telegram
from Shanghai received here today re-
ports that the British cruisers Aelous,
Spartan. Rainbow, Car oline and Daphne
are ascending the river Yang Use Kjang,
in consequence that information that
foreigners are being threatened with
violence In the interior OF China.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-20
A GREAT PARADE.
Festivities of the Third Days Cele-
bration at Chickamauga Park.

CHATTANooGA, Tenn, Sept. 20.-This,
the third day of the exercises attend
ant upon the dedication OF the battle
field to a national park opened with
a grand civic and military parade The
visiting cabinet officers, Governors and
their staffs and the various military or
ganizations took part. IL brought more
people into the city proper than have
been here at any one time since the ded-
icatory exercises began. The thousands
who have been stopping in the tavsrns
along Missionary Ridge, ookout Noun
tain, and other places in the suburbs
were all here today. Then thousands
came in from the surrounding country,
so that the streets were thronged TO that
degree that II was next TO impossible TO
get about.
1t was few minutes past 10 o'clock
when the parade started. A platoon OF
police led, followed by military band.
Then came Vice President Stevenson and
party in carriages. In the succeeding car
riages were Lieutenant-General Sohofeld,
Secretary of the Navy Herbert and At
torney- General Harmon, United States
Senator's, Congressman, Governors and
stats, park commissioners, Tennessee leg
islators, Mayor Ochs, citizens committee
and invited guests. Another platoon OF
police came next, then the United States
troops, the Ohio National Guard, Tennes-
see National Guard, Capital City Guard OF
Georgia, ana the Chattanooga School Bat
talon.
The formal exercises of the day were
held in the big Barnum tent, near the
government building, and were presided
over by Vice-President Stevenson.
After music by the band, the Rev. DIR.
s. Il. Niccolis OF st. Louis offered prayer.
The first address was by George w.
Ochs, Mayor of Chattanooga.
When the applause following Mayor
Ochs' speech had ceased, Senator Bates
OF Tennessee delivered an eloquent ora
tion. He was heartily applsuded.
Next was music by the band, and then
General Charles Grosvenor of Ohio spoke.
He was frequently interrupted by APP
plause. The meeting then adj burned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-20
MURDER MAY RESULT.
Outcome of Fight In q Chicago
Committee Meeting.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20 1T is said that il is
very probable that the recent Republi-
can central committee Harmony"
meeting will have murder as one OF its
results. The physicians who have been
in constant attendance upon Alderman
hammers, who was injured in the fight
with Alderman "Buck" Mccarthy of the
Stock Yards district, mold out but little
hope OF his recovery. The Alderman is
injured considera bly, worse than at first
supposed, ana his face presents sicken-
ing appearance. Both eyes are swollen
shut. most of his front teeth are gone,
his face is bruised and torn all over. lie
was injured Internally by kicks in the
stomach and TO add TO the danger Of his
condition, fever seized upon him and the
physicians have been unable thus far to
control II. An eye specialist was called
in consultation today but on account of
the swollen condition of the face he was
unable TO say whether he would lose an
eye or not.
All accounts OF the fight agree that but
for the mob assisting Mccarthy he would
have been badly thrashed by hammers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-20
Interstate Consolidated Railway.

BosToN, Sept. 20-A hearing was held
here today before the railroad commits
Consolidated Railway for permission 10
issue new bonds to the amount of $780,
600. The Interstate Railway is the con-
solidation Of a number of ST. eet car lines
in southeastern Massachusetts, and its
principal line runs from Attleboro to
the Rhode Island line. EA.Attorney-
General Pillsbury appeared for the petit
tioners, but owing 10 the absence of the
complete report OF the enigneer of the
condition OF the road, the hearing was
adjourned until October A. The company
des res in the meantime to issue $50, COZ
of bonds, and chairman Sanford OF the
board, intimated that the necessary per-
mission wocld be z ranted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-20
A FAMOUS WILL.
The Distinguished Witnesses to tho
Mysterio0s Document.

wAsHINoToN, Sept. 20. Blair Lee and
J. j. Darlington today offered for pro-
bate the will of the late Joseph Holt
that was received by mail when II was
supposed no will was left by Judge Holt.
The witnesses TO this mysteriously-tra
mitted will are General Grant, General
Sherman and Mrs. Sherman. The PEE
tition is presented by the attorneys as that
OF Luke Devlin, named In the will as ex-
eoutor, who asks that the will be admit
ted to probate and letters testamentary
be granted him; also that the order APP
pointing the National Safe Deposit Saw
ings and Trust Company administrator
of the estate be declared void. This COM
pany was appointed administrators upon
the petition OF the heirs at law. October
~ was set for hearing, all persons concur
ring. There is nothing in the petition
which indicated that the administrator
or the attorneys know anything about the
whereabouts of the will previous TO its
mysterious disappearance in the probate
court. Miss Throckmorton, one of the
bene1ciaries, arrived in Washington, last
evening. She did not appear in court
today and refuses TO talk about the now
famous will.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-20
EXT E}4A
5::15 O'CLOCK.
POsT0FFICE IMPROVEMENT.
Two Full tCarrier Stations lin the
North and West.

At last the authorities at Washington
have acknowledged Postmaster Hayward 3
requests for sLb-stations and other inn
provements in our mail service, and have
Instructed him 60. thoroughly inquire
into the expense, ETC., and report at
once. A letter was received yesterday
which was considered most favorable.
The plan which seems most desirable, IL
is stated, would be TO have two full car
rier stations, one in the northern part of
the city and the other in the wetern por-
tion, where the same business that IL
carried on at the head Office would be
transacted. This would take nine or ten
carriers for each of the new stations and
would greatly relieve the congestion at
the main office AS Ii is now, with SO car
riers at work in one Office, thirgs are
cramped. Remove 20 OF them and p, r
tion of the carriers room could be set olf
for the mailingsroom, giving opportunity
to put in another pouch rack, which
would make 1t possible TO send out more
direct pouches than now.
The postmaster does not know how far
the Government will let him go W.
these needed changes, but is pretty con-
fident about the new stations. AS for
package stations, they would not be
necessary with the new offices, as boxes
could be distributed In various parts of the
city and the principal expense would be
for man TO collect the packages.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-20
Yank Sullivan the Favorite.

New YORK, Sept. 20. The meeting to-
day for the purpose of selecting a referee
for the Corbett- Fitzsimmons q yht was
without result. No referee was chosen,
and the matter was deferred at the in
stance OF FitZsimmons' manager until Oc-
tober 30, one day before the fight. Nei-
ther Corbett, Brady nor Fitzsimmons were
present. The latter was represented by
Martin Julian, who said he favored the
selection of "Yank" Sullivan as referee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-20
LAST
EDITION
4:45 O'CLOCK.
A SETTLEMENT.
Rumor that Yale and Har-
ward Agreed.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20. 1T was reported
today that committee OF Yale. and Har-
ward athletic clubs had met last night
with view TO an amicable settlement OF
the differences unfort unately existing be-
tween the two clubs upon the subject OF
football. The rumor, thouhg vague, was
reasonable, and while the principals on
either side will not admit tnat there was
snch a conference, II is believed by anna
ture athletes generally that a meeting
took place either at the University Club
or at the University Athletic Club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-20
A Chandelier Thief.

The vacant house at SO Claverick street,
owned by I. q. Leete, was entered last
night by rear window. The chandelier
had been taken from the parlor, but the
thief either did not dare TO carry il
through the streets at night, or intended
to get II some time today, for II was
found in the yard near the fence by officer
William L. O'Brien at 2:25 this morning
Mr., Leete was notified
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-20
AT FLINT'S.

COTTON.
Liverpool Cotton demand fair, prices
firm; sales, 10000 bales. Futures very
steady at advance of 4-6i.
New York Cotton futures opened steady
at the advance. Sales, IL, 600 bales. JAM,
s. 81; Feb, S.36; March, S.42; April, s. 40,
bid; May, S.5l, bid; Sept, 500, bid;
Oct, sos; Nov, s. rs; Dec, S.24.
NEW YORK, Sept 20.-Cotton spot
closed firm, middling uplands, Sl4; mid
ding gulf, Sl2; sales, 4os bales.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-20

Stake No. A, a $1,000 purse race, for 2:30-
class trotters, was called just before /
O'Clock. In the first heat III Rami, the
FL Palo chestnut gelding, walked away
from all competitors, but he broke in the
second heat and finished at the end OF
the process ion, while Edna Orr, who had
had hard work TO finish fourth in the
previous heat. led the field by five lengths.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-20
Lumber SIili Burned.

GREEN BAY, Wis, Sept. 20. The mill o
the Murphy Lumber Company burned to
day. Loss, s75,OOo; fully insured.
The compsny's immense yards were
threatened by a high wind, and wer,
saved with difficulty. The mill may moi
be rebuilt, as the compsnys pine is near
ly exhausted, and they have recently
bought extensive timber lands in Wash.
ington State.