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bright MINDS TAUGHT BY BRIGHTER ONES

The teachers institute grows in inter-
est each day. Every minute OF the Tins
occupied in the three sessions held yes
terday in Music hall and the high school
building was a golden minute for the
teachers and educators and parents who
were gathered. Eager ears took in the
words OF wisdom which fell from the
liDs of the learned speakers, and hearts
and minds were bettsred and enlight-
ened by them.
The attendance on the meetings in
Music nall was increased over that OF
the frat day. The main floor OF Music
hall was fllsd full at the morning ses-
sion and the galleries held a goodly
crowd OF high school and normal school
pupils and parents, while Professor
Dressler told OF the interesting things in
child study, and while Prof Lewis Swift
. told OF the marvellous things in endless
space.
70 the teachers the sectional meetings
and the round tables OF the afternoon
session in the high school building are
not the least in interest. though the
general public is not so deeply interest
ed. The work is calculated to be OF
great good in the school year to come.
and the close compaDionship engendered
among the teachers of the city will be
'ahly productive in its tendency to
srted work.
Again in the evening Music hall WAS
Tiled. Prof. john Dickinson delivered
an able address and one that took
firm hold upon the teachers. His sub.
ject was: What the People Expect of
Public Schools in the Teaching OF
Ethics.
Prof. Charles A. Keyes of Throop
polytechnic university spoke on the
subject OF Education Demanded by the
: Day. His waa a scholarly, polished
effort filled with ideas up to date, and
OF value to every teacher present.
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The committee OF five shall have power
to fill vscancisa in ths ommittee of %.
AT the right tins the committee
of 20 shall appoint 70 other
citizens, to constitute. with them
eelves. the committee OF 100. for what.
ever organization and cooperation may
be necessary in the case. Vacancies in
the COMMITTEES OF 100 shall be filed by
the committse OF rs
No person will be- allowed to accept q
place on any committee without agree
ment to ardently support the purposes OF
this organization.
Ii, for Gny reason, there should APP
pear ob ltaoles insuFmountsble by the
action Of the committee OF 100, then
either the com mittee OF 25 or the COM
mittee OF 100 shall call a mass meeting
of the citizsns, and nothing shall be
allowed to stay the irresistible power of
this organization. until there is effect
i've establishment OF Industrial eduoa-
tion in all the schools OF our city.
All these committees snail work in
conjunction with tho board OF educs
ton. The purpose OF this committee
plan is to at once bring to the board of
education the powerful support OF a
thoroughly organized city.
We approve the action OF the city
council in sppropristing s3O6, 600 for the
building of lower grade schools, and
nothing in the organ cation of these va
rious committees shall bs allowed to
oppose such general interest
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AN INDUSTRIAL sc HOoL.

Resolutions of Endorsement Uuani-
mously Adopted.
AT last evenings meeting the follow
ing resolutions were adopted without
discussion:
Whereas, The time has now come for
definite action looking to the early intro
duction OF an industrial education in
the schools of the city OF Los Angeles,
aud this representative body of citlzens,
in mass meeting assembled. on this 9TH
day of February, 1895, hereby pass tn 9
following resolutions, with stated pro-
visions:
Resolved, That we proceed to organ
ize by the appointment OF committees
of 5, rs and 100 citizens. who shall rep
resent us in effective organization that
will give the opportunity for indus trial
education to our schools with the be-
ginning of another year.
The committee of five shall be Fran K
Gibson, John ID. Hooker, Max Mey berg,
Albert NJ. Stephens and James G. Reyes :,
who shall have power to fill vacancie Q
in their own number.
immediately upon the return OF the
superintendent from the east, this COM
mittee OF five shall meet and elect 20
persons, who swith themselves shs II
constitute the committee OF 20.
This committee OF 20, working with
the superintendent Of the schools, shall
Immediately prepare q plan of action
covering all the interests involved, and
carefully organize for determined and
successful Inauguration of the work.
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THE ROUND TABLES.

Amount of Expsrim pntaI Science Re-
- CURED in the Lower Grades.
The teschers' round tables and the
sectional grade meetings at the high
school building oecu pied the TINA of the
institute all the afternoon.
The round tables were conducted by
Prof. W. FL. Housh, and the subject
chosen was Science. The two divisions
of the subject were made on the lines OF
the amount OF experimental science
work that can and ought to be done in
the primary and grammar grades" and
the CORRELATION OF the sc veral branches
OF the prescribed course OF study"
The sectional grade meetings were
under the direction of the following
teachers:
First grads-Miss Clara Bruere, Miss
Pessie Richardson.
Second grade-Miss Janet M. Hen
dsrson. Miss Agnes Elliott.
Third grade-Miss Kate J. Brown,
Miss Louise A. Williams.
Fourth grade-Mrs. CLARA M. Preston,
Miss Rose A. Shrimplin.
Fifth grade Miss Kate f. Osgood,
Miss Charlotte Knoch.
Sixth grade--Miss Margaret s. CLARK.
Mrs. Penn H. Munday.
Seventh grade-Mr. M. @. Bsttinger,
DR.. A. W. Plummsr.
Eighth grade Ella Dixon, Miss
Lizzie A. Mckenzie.
The Kindergarten section took up the
subject Of Hand Training. and sue :
ceeded in getting very valuable hour
and \ half ont of it,
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wallpaper house OF the coast 1913 s. Spring
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Los ANGELES THEATER The long
pected and anxiously looked-for band OF
Brownies have arrived with their
princely ruler and their el6sh pranks.
Tie dude, the policeman, Uncle Sam
and John Bull, Donald MacCroggie and
Dsnis O'Rourke, the 1ndian and the
Esquimaux, the Chinsman and the
twins-all these and many more sre
here; and fairies, too. galore, and Moth
er Goose characters; q band OF fowers,
and bees, bugs. and butterflies children
big and children little. boy children and
girl children, until, if Elbridge Gerry
had been at the Los Angeles thester last
night he would have tainted on the spot;
and the good citizens. who feel that
parade for the school children during
fiesta week will be demoralizing TO study,
must have shuddered at the thought of
the time spent in preparing for the
floral ballet and the Brownie drill, the
elhsnd march and the fairy court min
uet.
1t was all we'll done; the color and
grace, precision, and Kaleidoscope
change showed psinsiaking care in
training, and very considerable talent
and precocity on the part of the little
people.
There were some solo dances that were
cleverly done; Miss Rebscca Lee Dorsey
was very cunning; tine Gonzales sisters
brought down the house and responded
to an encore with very neat series OF
handaprings and somerSauIts.
Master George Cline danced the
Fishers Hornpipe admirably. for which
he was alec deservedly encored and his
brother, Willie Cline, as an Italian or-
gan grinder was the hit OF tho whole
performance. Master Cline Gang and
acted his part cleverly and with much
spirit, aud the baby bear supplied his
share of the fun.
Mics George Cooper as Esthetics,
Miss Leonora Allen as the Brownie
prince and Dolly Jones az the dude all
filled their roles acceptably, and some
OF the smaller children were particularly
clever in their action and speech. Tbs
Brownies did not have as large share
in the performances as one might have
liked that they should, but there will
be another opportunity to see them and
sll the fairies again tonight and twice
tomorrow, at the matinee and in the
evening.
The stage was effectively dressed with
flowers, and the woodland scene was
pretty.
Folio wing ia thu cast
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UNITY CHURCH. -President w. G. Pat
terson, OF the Unity club said, 'Tne
largest audience of the season." IS he
saw the people tiocking in to hear Prof.
j. Wharton James lecture at Unity
church last evening on Thoughts on
Nile DahabeeT eh. Without any pre-
luds Egyptian darkness fell upon the
audience and there flashed forth from
the Btereopticon brilliant picture
symbollcal OF Egypt, the land of the
Pharaohs. Then for nearly two houra
Mr.. James kept his audience interested
and attentive 40 picture after picture,
in faithful portrsture OF the Nile land.
Was shown. Certainly never before in
Los Angeles has 60 fine collection OF
Egyptian slides been seen, the rich
coloring OF some of them evoking con-
siderable applause. The lecturers word
pictures were vivid, intense, clear and
poetic, and added much to the charm of
the photographs upon the screen.
Alter landing st Alexandria, seeing
the donkeys, the bszars, Pompey's pill
lar. the Mshamond canal, and other in
teresting objects OF the great city,
founded 1873 b. O.. Prof. James took his
audience to Cairo, where the citadel,
the mosques Of Hsssan and Mahomed
Ali. and the beautiful sombs of the
Mamelooks, with all that is curious,
quaint and novel to American eyes. were
pictured. Then visit to The pyramids
and sphynx WAS taken, and the ascent
humorously made with Mark Twain,
after which the DAhsbeeyeh was board
ed and Waits made, az the Nile was nav
igated. to the great temples OF Denderah,
Edfou, Thebsa. Luxor, Karnak, Medi-
net, Habu, Konm Cmbo and Philae.
The ride through the cstaracts was
thrillingly described, and the lecture
concluded with keen and original COM
parison drawn between the lessons of
the Egyptian, Grecan and Gothic styles
of architecture, which evoked loud and
prolonged applause. The lecture was y
success and the audience one of which
auy lecturer might well be proud.
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Bovine expired of, is where you rent rent
rent Why not buy your own home in few
years by applying what you pay out i'll r,n
Our plan is a straight contract of so many $l5
monthly payments and on your last payment
get your deed. One rooms, out on tico,
$775 Others, too. Langworthy Co., 226 s.
Sprug, upstairs.
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Mrs. Emily Thorne. who resides as
Toledo, Washington, says she has evet
been able to procure any medicine for
rheumatism that relieves the pain or
quickly and effectually as Cham berlsin'o
Pain Balm and that she has also used it
for lsme back with great success. For
sale by OF & Vaughn, Fourth and
Spring. O. f. Heinzsmsn, 222 North
Main, druggists.
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ESQ envelopes SOC; Il ream writing paper ESQ
Langstadter, 367 N. Main ST., opp. Baker bl ock
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Kregelo & Bresee, funeral directors,
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 24S.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27
Ma smiere skazana.

Wczoraj rano przed sedzia
Cliffordem sedziowle przysiegli
uznali Negerke Maggie Tiller
winna morderstwa i skazali ia
na SmierC.
Maggie Tiller liczy oko}o lat
40. Mieszka}a ona z inna Ne.
geIk1, Fr.eda Huntington pm.
POL, Third ave. W zesz}ym
roku Negr Charles Miller od-
Niedrat ja codzlennle przez
czas d}ugi, ale W ko1cu, pc
czatkiem grudnla, zuik1 wraz
Frieda Huntington. Tiller
rolgniewaua przy sieg}a, re sic
zemsci i szuka}a zbieg6w. u
da1o jej sic tez odkryc, il mie
szkaja pm. 2115 State str.
Wzie1a wiec revolver i posz}s
do owego mieszkania dnia IA
grudnia. Kiedy Miller otwo.
rzyf drzwi, strzeli1a do niego
try razy: Miller wyskoczy1
oknem po trzecim strzale, ale
noga zaczepi} sic tax, ze "a
wish W powietrzu. Ludzie z
ulicy wbiegli i wciagneli 60 do
pokoju, ale by} on raniony
smiertelnie, p6zniej uharl.
Tiller zostaia aresztowana.
W czasie procesu jej obro6cy
starali sic udowodnic, ze by}a
ona szalons. Me powiod}o sic
to. Przedwczoraj sedziowie
przysiegli cofnsli sic ma narade
do swej izby: cd razu wszyscy
orzekli, IL uznajs ia Wilma, ale
co do wymiaru kary r6zni}y sic
zdania i przez Gala noe mad
tenn debatowano. Wreszcie
wczoraj rano og}osili werdykt,
skazujacy morderczynis ma
smierc.
Me spodziewa}a sic takiego
wyroku Maggie Tiller, us1y'
szawszy 60, zemdla}a, a potem
jeszcze ciagle to mdlala, to z
rozpacza wo}a}a, by jej ME "a
biiano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27
O ArtOnie.

PARYz, 25go marca. - Ga.
zety tutejsze zn6w wiele sic
zajmuja ; historycznym Arto-
mem, jednym g}6wnych ucze'
stnik6w skandal6w panam-
skich, kt6ry W tajemniczy spo-
sob znikl - i pomimo poszu-
kiwania po ca}ej Europe od-
naleziony ME zostal. Mianowi-
Gle gazeta "Libre Parole" do.
nosi, re Arton przebywa W O..
kolicy Londynu u bankiera
Salberga, zajmujac sic tam wy
przedazs skradzionych we
Francyi papier6w wartoscio-
wych. Gazety zadajs uwiezie-
MA Oszusta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27
RQk vi.

Paul Otto nazywa sae ten
spadkobierca. Jako lSletni
mlodzieniec, opusci} rodzine i
wybra1 sic ma wedr6wke. By}
on jedynakiem, a wkr6tce po.
tenn ojciec jego umarl po2o
stawi} mu majstek. Rodzina
dalsza jego napr6zno starala
sic dowiedziet, gdzie przebywa.
zesz1ego roku otrzymano cd
niego list pisany ma papierze
listowym tutejszego hotelu
Briggs House Donosi1, re mu
sic bardzo zle powodzi j lalil
sic, ze 0 MIN zapomniono, ale
adresu swego nio poda1. Me
wiedziano przeto, gdaie 60 szu-
kac. Jeden Z jego kuz9yn6w,
Charles F. Irving, przybyi do
Chicago poszukuje 60. Adres
paua Irving jest: Charles F.
Irving, general deliN cry, Chi.
cago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27
WIADOMOSCl NIEJSCOWR
OIbrzymi pozar.

Wczoraj znowu nawiedzi}
miasto nasze ogromny pozar
i obr6ci1 W perzyne powszech-
ME znany wielki sk1ad towa.
row mieszanych, nThe Bell"
Wybuch} on o 8 godz. po po-
1udniu ma najwyzszem pietrze
tego budynku, i MIN nadesz}a
straz ogniowa,. objs1 i czwarte
trzecie pietro.
Ma nieszczescie opr6cz 10
klerk6w sk1adu, by}o takze
DUO kupujacych W budynku,
i cudem chyba nazwat MONA,
IL Mkt W p}omieniach ME zgi.
nal. Kupujscy ma g6r-
nych pietrach, spostrzegll z
przerazeniem, ze majs droge
do ucieczki zamknieta. Wielu
z mich, otworzywszy okna cze-
pialo sic szyld6w, drut6w,
sksd ich strazacy p6zniej ratio
wall. Brat wlasciciela sk1adu,
Samuel Cohn i J. H. Comedy,
zarzsdca departamentu kape'
luszy, ma trzeciem pietrze
przez jakich 10 minut trzymali
sic szyldu i drut6w, a kiedy
ich wreszcie uratowano, mieli
juz mocno osmalone w1osy i
brody. Kilkanascie innych
os6b z trudnoscis tylko urato
wall strazacy. szkoda zrzs'
dzona 'wyuosi do 100000, ale
o lie sic zdaje, zupe4nie jest
ubezpieczons.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27
NgEAERI TElEESATIG2NE z 2AEaAE!Gy

- Redaktor Noerzemoell z
Szlezwigu (w Niemczech), }, 20
stall uwieziony "a zdrade sta
nu, polegajaca ma tenn, IL "a
da2 przylaczenia Szlezwigu do
Danii.
Czarna zaraza (dauma) }
ukazala sic zn6w W Kowloon,
W Chinach.
-Parowiec oceanowy "Teu.
tonic", kt6ry wyp}yna} dziS z
Liverpoolu do New Yorku,
wiezie do Ameryki million do.
lar6w W monecie zlotej.
Okrety wojenne angiel.
skie Spartan" i "Redbreast"
otrzyma1y polecenie udania sic
ku wybrzezom wyspy Formo-
zy.
- W Chrystianii (Norwe-
gia), ME przysz}o do porozu
mienia pomiedzy partyami u
miarkowanych i radyka}6w.
Nastapi zapewne zn6w przesi'
lenie ministeryalne.
- William K. Vanderbildt,
miliouer ameryka6ski, kupuje
wspania}y pa}ac W Paryzu.
Parowiec ameryka6ski
"Diego", p1ynscy z La Paz do
Guyamas, mia1 podobno zato-
mac z Gala za1oga.
- General gubernator wy.
spy Kuby Calleja prawdopo-
dobnie ustspi ze stanowiska;
nastspcs jego bsdzie gen. Ca
mir.
w poludniowej Irlandyi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27
Burzliwe sceny W Sejmie Wegier-
skim.

LoNDYN, 26go marca. -
Depesza z BuIa- Pe~zt1 dnnosi
o burzliwych / skandalicznych
scenach, jake dis mia1y miej,
see W Izbie nizszej Sejmu we
gierskiego. Powodem zajsc by
10 ukazanie sic ma galeryi pc.
wnego wyzszego urzednika,
wmieszanego W spraWs nadu-
ayG wyborczych. Cz}onkowie
opoz5cyi zaczeli krzyczet ma
jego widok: nWypedzic go!
precz z lotrem!' Urzednik ME
uwazal ma krzyki; wtedy wielu
posl6w powsta}o miejsc - i
wo3a}o; DO wiezienia MIN /!
PostawiG 60 pod pregierz!" u
derzali przy tenn W sto}y tax,
re zdawa3o sic, il po1amis. je.
Prezydent usilowa4 przywrocic
porzadek, ale napr6zno. Uspo'
kojono sic dopiero wtedy, gdy
6w urzednik usuns} sic gale
ryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27
AresztOR Ranie anarchist6w we
WfOsZech.

RzyM, 26go marca.-Prezes
wloskich miuistr6w Crispi ode
bral niedawno cd jakiegos
anarchisty list, W kt6rym gro
zono mu smiercia "a to, ze W
wiezieniu zle sic obchodza z
anarchistami. Teraz aresztowa'
no owego auarchists i szesciu
jego wsp6lnik6w, kt6rzy wszy'
soy uciekli wiezienia W Porto
Ercole.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27
Z KOlumbii.

PANAMA, Kolumbia, 26go
marca. - Rad wydal biule'
tyn o ostatnich zwycieztwach
pod Boyaca, wskutek kt6rych
powstanie zgniecione zostaso W
calem pa6stwie. Z wojska RIA
dowego W walkach tych pablo
700 ludzi, a z choroby i zme-
czenia utraci1o zycie jeszcze
paruset, ale zwycieztwo mad
powsta1cami jest stanowcze /
ostateczne. Utracili oni pare
tysiecy ludzi zabitych; wszy-
scy pozostali So W reku rzado-
vych.
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Sprawa O zamOrdOWanie cZarO
Wnicy W Irlandyi.

DUBLIN, 26 marca. - W
ClonmeI niedaleko Waterford
ssdzons jest niezwykla sprawa
o morderstwo, stanowlaca ME-
s}ychana anomalie W czasach
obecnych W kraju cywilizowa.
nym. Stale pred ssdem 10
os6b, oskarzonych o zamordo.
wanie kobiety nazwiskiem
Cleary z powodu, ze takowa
miala bye - czarownica. W
liczbie oskarzonych znajduje
sic jej maz ojciec meza. Ko.
beta chorowa}a przez czas
d}ugi ma cierpienia nerwowe,
az ktos wm6wi4 W jej sasiad6w
i rodzine, re W cialo jej wesz}a
iakas czarownica, kt6ra MIA
miota. Te czarownice postauo,
wiono wypedzit z kobiety:
Opojono ia najpierw jakiemiS
trujacemi ziolami, gdy to ME
skutkowa}o i kobieta ME chcia-
Ia wyznac, re ME jest zons
Cleary, literalnie spalono ia
na zywym ogniu. zwloki
wrzucono do blota. Sprawa, ia
wykazujaca, jak straszna clem-
nota panuje W niekt6rych oko.
licy Irlandyi, budzi wielkie
oburzenie. Wiezni6w o malo
co ME Jynchoe0amO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27
SOcyaliSci W BerIinie.

BERLIN, 26go marca. -
Radykalul / socyalisci tutejsi
obchodllIi W tych dniach rocz.
nice Z powstania 1913. Deko,
rowali groby polegfych / cd
byli kilkanaScie wielkich mi
tyng5w. Galeta "VorwaertS'
wydafa pamiatkowy nuner
kt6ry jednak zasta} skonf'ko-
wany przez policye. lnny nu
mer tejze gazety skonfskowa-
no Ia ognisty artyku} 80 mill
taryzmie".
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"PrOfesOr" zfOdziejstwa.

Many W Chicago 'profeso.
row" kunsztu krawieckiego,
szewskiego, "profesor6w'n n.jazdy
konnej sztuk magicznych I W
og6le rczmaitych "profesor6w"
kunszt6w pozytycznvch, i szla'
chetnych lub tylko zabawnych.
ale many tez niestety' "profe
sorrow" sztuk szkodliwych, jako
to: rozb6j6w, kradziezy t. p.
Jednego z takich ''profeso.
sorrow" aresztowali detektywi
ze stacyi przy Maxwell str.
Jest to agent, Czech pewnie,
nazwiskiem Wac1aw Plehaly.
Policya zebra}a DUO dowo
dow, ze uczy} on m1odych chic.
pc6w, W jakispos6b maja krasc
i pope1niac rozboje, wskazy-
wal miejsca najwygodniejsze
do popelnienia rabunku, a po-
tenn przedmioty skradzione ku-
powa1 przechowywal.
Kilku ch4opc6w aresztowa-
nych "a rozb6j wystapi przeciw
menu jako swiadkowie. Male
ia do nich tez: J6zef Wozicki,
Otto Kabalik. i George Hayes.
Schwytano ichsna goracem u.
czynku, kiedy popelnili rozb6j
W sklalzie Adolfa Popestaffa
pu. III Blue Island ave., are.
sztowano ich i oddano pod sad
kryminalny pod kaucys $4,000.
Ale policya spodziewa sic, Re
zbierze jeszcze .wiecej materya.
1u dowodoWego i dla tego
przesluchanie Plehaly'ego cd.
bsdzie sic az 80 b. m., a do
tego czasu stoi on pod kaucya
$1,000.
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Sprzeczne wiesci o vice. kr0lu
LII Hung Chang.

SHlMoNosEKI, 26 marca. -
Stan zdrowia rannego Ii Hung
Changa jest pomysluy.' Ego.
dill sic on ma wyjecie kuli,
tkwiscej mu W policzku. o.
peracya ME przedstawia podo-
bno zadnego niebezpiecze1
stwa.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 26 mar
ca. - Otrzymano tutaj p6iu,
rzedowy telegram Japonii, IL
sran zdrowla wice-kr6la Ii
Huag C5anga jest daleko gro
znieiszy, auIAeli sadzouo pier
wotnie. Kula ma tkwic W ko
sci tkankach tuz przy kama
ZACH nosow5 ch, co przed>ta via
powazne niebezpiecze1stwo W
ra1ie operacyi. Lekar1 ME
mieckl, pIelegnuJacy ca n'kle-
go dygnltarza, uwaza iego stan
"a bardzo grodny, S4dH4, ze
W wrazie smierci Ii Hung Coan
"a Japonia by1sby moraluie
zmuszOns zaprzestac dalszych
krok6w wojennych-i straclla'
by wiele z korzysci zwyciestwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27
P0sef hiszpanski " Stanach Zje'
dnOczOnych Sen. Muruaga
ustepuje.

MADRYT, 26go marca. -
Posel hiszpa6ski W Stanach
Zjednoczonych Sen. Muruaga
ustepuje re swego stanowiska.
0 rezygnacyi swej zawiadomi1
juz telegraficznie nowe mini
steryum Canovasa del Castillo.
Stalo sic to wskutek nieporo-
zumienia z rzsdem Stan6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27

ningerowi godnost tajnego
radcy medycznego, a sekreta-
rzowi b. kanclerza drowi Cry
sandy order Korony.
Wszystkie "szopki" sko6-
czyly sic godz. 3 m. 81 ,po9
po}udniu, gdy cesarz wyjecha1
q poWrotem do Berlina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-27
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