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The evening times., 1896-08-18
WILL NOT TALK.

President Young Has Nothing to Say
ut Present on the Tebeau Matter.
President Young was seen this afternoon
by Times reporter. and was surprised
when informed that the decision was in IA
yor OF Tebeau.
When asked whatconrse be you'd pursue,
he refused to talk until he had, heard from
his lawyers.
1t is the general belief that the matter
will be carried to the highest court possible.
However, the League at its next meeting
may revoke the action. OF the board of
directors.
The evening times., 1896-08-18
Gov. Mnttbews Prostrated

Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 1s.-During Gov.
Matthews address at Brookvillc on satur-
day, n rain storm broke before he finished.
but the crowd insisted that he continue his
speech until the close. The governor felt
the exposure, and yesterday he was pros
trated by congestive chill, which is stin
confining him to his rOoni.-
The evening times., 1896-08-18
Thirty Thousnnd yeterans Exnectea

Thirty Thousand Veterans Expected.
st. Paul, Minn., Aug 1S.-But two weeks
remain for the preliminary work for the
thirtieth encampmento of the Grand Army of
the Republic, ard the local arrangements
are almost completed, so far as the local
committees are concerned. Letters thus far
received warrant the estimate that not less
than 10000 veterans will be in line on the
day of the hig parade.
The evening times., 1896-08-18

A good horse is grcomed every day and
a good wheel deserves the same treat
ment. If cleaned after every zip it pro-
longs the life OF the wheel, and in the
end saves time and temper. Some rider-,
after being caught in a storm, use the
hose to remove the mud This is a most
injurious practice, and those who are wise
will discontinued. A clean wheel rejects
the habits of its rider. The rider of dirty
wheel is generally slovenlyin person.
The evening times., 1896-08-18
Silver Dollars

paper currency OF gold,
are all most acceptable.
Either will get you rare
values in Crash Suits
Black Serge Coats
Blue Serge Coats-Men's
Alpaca Office and Street
Coats-Negligee Shirts
Sweaters and Under
wear. IT'S a great sale
and you mustn't miss it.
The evening times., 1896-08-18
Money to Loan.

Money to Loan.
At 6 per cent on approved real estate In
the District of Columbia. The Times Real
Estate Bureau, Tenth and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
The evening times., 1896-08-18

For several weeks the twenty-five mile
road race OF wheelmen working in the East
Side Silk Dyeing and Printing Company's
works, Paterson, N. j., has caused warm
arguments. The contest came off yester-
day, and though Miss May Mayer, the
prettiest girl in the mill. officiated as refer
ee at the finish, the result was unsatisfac-
tory.
There were five entries handicapped, and
the course was from the Twenty-third
street bridge to Garfield and back 10 the
bridge. thence to Ridgewood and return
The prizes were gold, silver and bronze
medals. Vice Consul Chiswell may be
called upon to name winners. Ne wman
was taken with cramps on the fifth mile.
Feeley was spriDting for home along the
river ban k when a countryman in wagon
turned sharp, and Feeley was hit and
thrown down the steep bank into the river.
lie walked home to acquaint Miss Mayer
with his mishap.
Meanwhile. Peter Wooley, local bar
ber, had set out to pace Dawes, attired In
The evening times., 1896-08-18
wanted Furnished Houses.

Wanted for immediate tenants, furnished
houses in all sections of the city. Daily
applications. Call or address Times Real
Estate Bureau, Tenth and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest
The evening times., 1896-08-18

Tits said that the bicycling princess who
is to be married next week is almost as
much interested in her new bicycle suit as
in her wedding gown herself. This is the
first time in English history that such an
interest might be recorded of a lady who
is a possible heir TO the throne. To be
sure there are already half dozen lives
between Princess Maud and her grand
mammals crown. The queen consenting
to give garden party at Buckingham
palace nextw week, for the firsttime in years.
shows what a favorite the bicycle princess
is of her royal ancestor. She is the girl
who lIas always been liveliest OF the Wales
children. and il was she who when hut a
little girl gratified her early democratic
ambitions by tagging behind her nurse in
Hyce Park to buy an orange, and sit down
upon the grass TO suck it like other little
girls" Now she is going to her mothers
early home, and whatever tales Of simple,
Independent life she has heard of Alexan-
dra she can presently love, and also her
fathers shakespeareaD phrase, "At least
I'm sure it may be SO in Denmark.
The evening times., 1896-08-18
Yesterdays Results.

1esterday's Results.
Washington, 8; New York. 15.
Boston, 5; Brooklyn, 4.
Cleveland, 6; Pittsburg, 2.
Pittsburg, q; Cleveland, 3.
Baltimore, 3; Philadelphia, 2.
Baltimore, 16; Philadelphia, 10.
Cincinnati-St. Louis, not scheduled.
Louisville Chicago, not scheduled.
The evening times., 1896-08-18
GOSSIP OF THE WR[ELM[N
Looking to the Selection Of
President Of L. A. w.
II MAY BE CONSUL POTTER

Bensonhurst Maiden Rode a Wheel In
Her rSieep-Princess Maud Thinks as
Does of Her Wedding Costume-The
. Bull and the Road Race-Gossip.
The evening times., 1896-08-18

j. McCulla of the Lincoln and Evanston
Cycling Clubs started from Chicago this
morning at o'clock from the city hall on
his second attempt TO lower the Chicago
New York record recently made by Letter
Carrier Smith. McCulla expects to reach
New York August "a.
The evening times., 1896-08-18

A new illuminant has been discovered
abroad, which may solve tine bicycle lamp
question. Innumerable persons have tried
to lind some way of obviating the difficult
ties incident to the oil lamp. but have not
succeeded. 1t remains to he seen il an
stance employed in the new contrivance is
a secret, jealousy guarded by some in
ventive Italians. The lamp, it is declared,
generates its own gas, while the cost is
only one-fifth Of that of ordinary gas, and
the resultant light is nearly as bright as the
electric light and much whittier. The appar-
atns can be carried about in the pocket.
The evening times., 1896-08-18

Games Today.
Washington at New York.
Baltimore at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Boston.
The evening times., 1896-08-18
LOEB 4 HlRSH,
Half OFF Sale.
Giving Away

Fine Summer Clothing
at half price. That's .
what we're doing now.
Fine Cashmere and
TWEED SUITS-light-
weig hit WORSTEDS
and CHI EVIOTS-
beautiful. stylish-per-
feet fitting.
The evening times., 1896-08-18


With the national meet OF the l.. A. ". a
thing OF the past, the leading officers are
commencing 10 discuss presidential possifil-
tiles. Reports have been circulated that
the Western wheelmen propose making d
strong effort to secure the office for une
OF their own men next year, and the Eastern
contingent seems equally determined 10 fur
pish the mex tpresident. The Massachusetts
men, it is said, are inclined to favor the Sc
lection OF Sterling Elliott OF Boston, but in
the other districts 1t is thought I'm likely that
Elliott will have the option Of a second term
The nominations m ore likely to go TO Isaac
b. Potter OF New York, who is now CHIEF
consul OF tie New York State division. Last
year the nomination was offered to him and
declined. While the annual meeting or the
national assembly OF the league is some
months distant, strong pressure. it is said,
will be brought to bear in the interval to
have Potter consent to run.
The evening times., 1896-08-18
LOEB & HIRSH,
910-9l2 F. Street.
The White Building
The White Building

carniine costume. With red sweater,
suit and stockings, Wooley was a cardinal
symphony. Dawes left him pedaEng along
near Ackerman's home, where Wooley quit
and rode slowly. He heard the sound OF ap-
preaching hoofs pounding on the road, and
saw behind a niaddened bull, tearing down n
upon him at two-minute clip.
The barber threw his body over the handle
bars and raced away. with the bull in pur-
suit. The Lodi turnpike loomed in sight,
and he pumped harder. The rail fence was
onehundred yardsaway, and Wooley dashed
iDtoit at full speed, throwing himself for
ward to escape added impetus from the
bulls horns Cow, one OF the racers, came
along, and the bull started after him, to
be quickly distanced. Cow caught Dawes
OH the home stretch. and, losing his pedal,
a collision resulted.
Arlington came on, and the two re-
mounted, but could not catch him. Miss
Mayer refused TO award prizes, because it
was real mean of Millingto0 to race up
when the others fell" Besides, Mr.. Cow
had been badly frightened by the bull.
Sparkham, timekeeper, tried to have the
result announced, and the Judges Overriled
the fair referee. Millington, Dawes and
Cow were placed in the order named, but
agreed 10 leave further decision TO recog-
nized authorities. Miss Mayer is an expert
cyclist. She declares it was horace wooley
thinks otherwise.
The evening times., 1896-08-18

Cropsey avenue, Bath Beach, was dotted
with the Ii ghts of bicyclelamps al O'Clock
yesterday morning, when from toward
Bensonhurst appeared Il form in white,
gliding gracefully along on wheel. Di-
rectly behind the specter followed half L
hundred riders. The rider was handsome
young woman, not more than nineteen
years old, with face that was n picture.
For a background, luxuriant brown, wavy
hair reached down her back to the waist.
The mysterious pcdaier was attred in
single garment Of white. She evidently
knew the road BY heart, for and the truth
was quickly whispered the fair creature
was asleep.
AtTwenty y-first avenue the sleeping rider
turned around and started back. At
Twenty.seventh avenue her wheel struck
stone and she was thrown to the ground.
The shock awoke her. For a moment she
gazed about her In n daZed manner. In
a moment she realized her position ami
began to sob. Two OF the women riders
shared their petticoats with her and the
men were told TO go back to Bath Beach.
The sleeprider and her two new-found
friends rode oil To Bensonhurst, where
she became hystericel, and Dr. De Muno;
of Twenty-second avenue, Bensonhurst, was
called He admitted that he was attending
the somnambuiist, but declined TO give her
name.
The evening times., 1896-08-18

Edwin isprobabIy theoldest wheel
man in the country. He is ninety one years
old, and lives in the outskirts of Chicago.
He rides an oid-style three-wheeled tri-
cycle. Despite his years. he is sanenthusiastic
wheelman. and says that he can ride five
miles with greater ease than he can walk
one. He has been riding for years None
OF the younger generation takes more inter
est in cycling than he, and many would do
well 10 follow his example in displaying
consideration for others. Mr.. Brown rides
lis wheel for the pleasure he gets out Il it.
Every clear day for the last ten or fifteen
years he has used it entirely when making
calls on his friends.
The Old man has Iigged q box on his
tricycle., in which he carried things home
He has even utilized the wheel TOR getting
ice home in hurry on a warm day, His
tricycle. weighs ninety-five pounds, yet he
can ride for miles without feeling fatigue,
whereas short walk exhausts him.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-05-09
SWIETO 1-GO MAJA

odbyio sic W Ameryce W kilku
znaczniejszych miastach ze spoko-
jem godnoscia.
w Cincinnati wypadfa uroczy-
stosc robotnicza najokazalej. Przy-
byi m6wca socyalistyczny z New
Yorku, Folkert, sekretarz Unii O.
dlewaczy F. j. Denny inni.
w Chicago opr6cz innych iowa
rzystw, swieci}o takze Polskie
Towarzystwo Robotnicze imienia
Ludwika Waryhskiego dzieh 1-go
Maja, czem czytelnicy znajda
wzmianke na innem miejscu ma
4-ej stronicy.
W Europe obchodzono dzieh
ten niezwyk}a uroczystoscia
szczeg6lnie W Austryi. Galicya
Kr6lestwo Polskie wyr6znia1y sic
osobliwie powodu wielkiej
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-05-09
Ma OKOkO SWIATA

Obey uczony 0 Polsce. Brandes,
znany duhski literat, ktorego dzie}o
"Gl6wne Prady Literatury" przefozo
ne jest ma polski jezyk, wyda1 o.
beonie nowe dzie}o pod nap. "Wra-
zenia Polski." Autor przebywa} ja-
kis czas W naszym kraju wiele do
brego nsszym kraju napisal. w
dziele, o kt6rem wyzej wspomina.
my, pisze on miedzy innemi re-
czami:
"Polski ME ma dzis ma karcie
Europy. Narodu polskiego dzis ME
zaliczsja do narod6w egzystajaoych
W Europe. Jego synowie i c6rki,
wolnosc ioh dobrobyt So W mocy
najezdcy. Jezyk polski jest tepiony
i przesladowany. Nar6d polski
wsr6d mocnych tel ziemi ME ma ami
jednego przyjaciela, przeciwnie wro-
gov zajad}ych, wytezajaoych wszy-
stkie silly, aby go sgubi6, niesz-
czesciem jest dla niego, ze wrogo-
vie Polski So dzis najpotszniejszymi
mocarzami W Europe. Polska ma
atoli wed}ug mego zdania wszedzie,
W kazdym krsju W najlepszych
najzaoniejszych ludziach przyjaci6l
i to powinno bye dla niej pociecha. y
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-05-09
POWSTANIE NA kUBiE

Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych
sledzi sprawe amerykan6w, kt6-
rzy tworzyli za}oge Kompetytora i
zostali z}apani przez wiadze hisz-
pahskie przy brzegach Pinar del
Rio W chwili wy}adowania broni i
amunicyi. Konsul amerykahski O.
trzymaf polecenie, by zbada} spra-
we ma miejscu, co ME jest rzecza
}atwa. Do tel chwili ME MONA mic
powiedziet o tej sprawiepewnego.
Hiszpanie utrzymuja, ze anne
rykanie zostali wzieci bronia W
reku, W tym wypadku sprawa
ich by}aby ma z}ej drodze. Jedyna
rada dla mich by}aby, gdyby uzna-
no, IL ME byli oni powstahcami, a
nj tez niemieli zamiaru mimi 20
stat, lecz zajmowali sic wy}adowy.
waniem okretu.
W tym tygodniu zniszczyli pow
stahcy wies Brawa, z kt6rej hisz-
panic czerpali zywnosc. Guerillasi
i zofnierze z sasiednich miejsco-
wosci przebiegli do wsi irzucili sic
ma oddziaf powstahczy, LEGACY
1000 os6b, pod wodza Mora, Villa
nauva Delgado. Rozbito pow
stahc6w i zabito i'm 40 ludzi.
Podobne spalenie spotkafo wieE
Mapos, San Fernando i Nativid 9
Oddzia}y powstanc6w pod wo-
dza Tureto Mates sa W drodze
po}aczenia sic si}ami Maxine
Gomez W prowincyi Santa Clara.
Garcia znajduje sic W bliskosci
Guisa, gdzie uzupe}nia on swoje
silly nowymi zaciagami.'
W ubieg}y poniedzia}ek zostal
rozstrzelany W Hawannie powsta.
nice Barilio Lassa; wyroku doko.
nano bez zadnego nadzwyczajnege
wypadku.
W zaburzeniach W prowincyi
Pinar del Rio zabito 6 osob ME
nalezacych do zadnej ze stron wo
jujacych.
Obok tego trudno podat do
k}adnej ilosci zabitych lub ran
nych po obu stronach W drobnycl
utarczkach po wszystkich prowir
cyach.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-05-09

liczby swietujacych, jakotez po-
wodu entuzyazmu, jakim robo-
botnicy polscy udawali sic ma ze-
brania i sfuchali m6wc6w. Poda-
my opis obchod6w W naszym kra-
ju, gdy tylko poczta obdarzy nss
wiadomosciami.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-05-09
WypraWa POlska

do bieguna p6}nocnego organizu
je sic W Stockholmie W Szwecyi.
Dusza tel wyprawy sa dwaj uozeni
polacy " tamteiszym uniwersy tecie,
pp. Roszkowski Pomian. Gel wy
prawy: badania naukowe.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-05-09

prowadzlt S-godzinny !zieh roboczy
we wszystkich gaieziach piracy.
Kolej Chicago i Poludniowa costa
Ia skazana ma bezczynnosc, gdyi ko-
lejarze zastrajkowali, ME mogac wy
dostac swojej p}acy cd zarzsd5w. Me
ktorzy ME otrzymali mic cd piec mie.
siecy.
Adwokat f. Walker, kt6ry toczy4
sprawe przeciwko Debbs owl W imie-
niu kompauij kolejowych G. d, & ",
otrzymaf wynagrodzenie cd tychze
kompanij W wysokosci 1927 900. Me
jest to jednak wszystko, gdyz poprze-
d ,io otrzyma} on iuz pare razy wiel-
kie sunny. Widat tego, jake kapi-
talisci zarabiais pleniadze piracy ko-
leja, skich robotnikow jake sunny
gotowi So oni I zyd, by zniszczyt or
gauizacye, lub przedstawiciela robo-
tniczego.
Debbs bedzie mia} odczyty uni
wersytecie chicago skim, pomimo ME-
checi zarza lu tel instytucyi. Wladza
uniwersytecka widzac, ze studenci po-
stanowili oprzeG sic zakazowi nierozu-
mnemu grona profesor6w kap,talisty-
cznych, ustapi}a cofneta zakaz zam-
kniecia drzwi m6wcy robotniczemu.
Unie ciesielskie stolarskie miasta
Kansas postanowi+y zaprenumerowac
dla kazdeg, swego cztonka ledea nn-
mer gazety robotniczej mieiscowej.
Czasy IL, hodzs, kiedy to robotnik wy
strzega- lie czytat swoje pisma.
Ma zadanie miedzynarodowej u
nil cygarnikow, og4osi}a Amerykah-
ska Federacya Piracy boikot ma fabry-
ke cygar Hetterman Bros. i Cassel-
bohn, W Louisville, Ky.
w Malaga (Hiszpania) utworzono
towarzystwo, La Union Social, z ce-
lem oswiaty lu lowej. Towarzystwo to
przyje}c program partyi robotniczej
hiszpahskiej.
Amerykanski trust stalowy, o kapi-
le 5000, 900, 900, tax sic powiod4 do
brze, il cz}onkowie jego zamierzaja
p"zy}aczyt do siebie fabrykant6w an
gielskich, niem,eckich francuskich
kapita}em $45,O00,OOO.
Podczas miedzynarodowego kongre-
su socyalistycznego W Londynie, kt6-
ry sic odbedzie W lipcu, biezacego ro-
ku, urzsdzajs wszystkie unie towa-
rzystwa robotnicze londyhskie kolo-
salna manifestacye ma korzyst mie-
dzynarodowego pokoju. Przedstawi-
ciele r6znych partyj socyalistycznych
beds przemawia6 ma kilkudziesieciu
mownlcach, wzniesionych W olbrzy-
min Hyde parku.
w miescie Glasgow W Szkocyi
wzie}a rada tramwaJe ma wfasnost
miasta i pomimo ,ze kurs kosztuje tyl-
ko 1e, p}aca robotnikom zosta}a pod
wyzszona, godziny piracy znizone do
8 ma dzieh, wreszcie miasto zyska4o
jeszcze S111,OO0 M swoie wydatki.
Wobec tego trudno sobie wyt@6ma-
czyc obojetnosc tutejszy obywateli,
ktorzy pozwola sobie narzucic so lie.
tnia koncesye na koleje uliczne pry-
watnym kompaniom. ,o.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-05-09
zAMACH Ma SWoBoDE PRASy.

Gazety amerykahskie przebaku-
ja projektach podwyzszenia ceny
przesy}ki "a gazety ma poczcie, zas
znizenia ceny przesyiki list6w W o.
brebie Stan6w Zjednoczonych, z 2
ma 1 cent.
Ma poz6r wydaja sic te projekty
dose niewinnie, gdy sic i'm jednak
blizej przyjrzymy, a szczegolnie
pierwszemu, to z iatwoscia sic pre-
konat mozemy, IL jest on popro-
stu zamachem ma swobode prasy
W Stanach Zjednoczonych. Posta-
ramy sic rzecz te blizej wyjasnit.
Prawda jest niezbita, IL czyta-
ME, nawet rzeczy wstecznych,
wp1ywa dodatnio ma GAIA ludnoSf.
Tutejszy sedzia sala czynif spo-
strzezenia mad podsadnymi przez
dose d4ugi czas przekona1 sic, IL
ludzie czytajacy daja niezmiernie
maiy procent zbrodniarzy. Cz}o-
wick, kt6ry czyta dowiaduje sic
wielu rzeczy, o kt6rych ME ma po-
jecia nieczytajacy. Ola tego to
pierwszy moze 3atwiej uniknat
wielu okazyj do ziego, niz ostatni.
Taniost przesy}ek gazet ufatwia
niezmiernie sprzedaz ich i rozpo-
wszechnienie. Dzieki swobodzie
prasy taniosci przesy}ek, czyta.
nie znajduje coraz szersze ko}a mi
}osnik6w, rozszerza corcz bardziej
dobre swoje skutki. Many tego
dobry przyk}ad ma. naszej polskiej
literature, kt6ra badz co badz ule-
pszyfa sic znacznie juz w,ciagu Kill
ku ostatnich lat.
Ale znajduje sic ~arstwa ludzi i
tu W Ameryce, kt6rej ME podoba
sic rozrost oswiaty, DO pragnefaby,
ona widziec lud ciemny j g4upi,
powolniejszy dla swoich }upiez-
czych zamiarow. Warstwa ia So
kapitalisci, kt6rzy krzywem okiem
patrza ma coraz wieksza swiado-
most pracujacego ludu. Wiedza O.
nj, gdzie ley jedna z przyczyn
oswiaty dlatego chcieliby opo-
datkowat wysy}ke gazet, by tenn
utrudnic rozpowszechnienie sic
oswiaty.
Zeby jednak zrobit te pigu1ke
iatwiejsza do przeikniecia dla lud-
nosci, proponuja gazetki kapita-
listyczne znizyt opfate "a Esty'
Jest to jednak proste oszustwo,
DO gazet wiecej sic wyse}a, anizeli
list6w, vice og6f mieszkahc6w
straciiby ma tel reformie podwdj
ME, DO pienieznie.
Wszak podwyzke op1aty "a gaze
ty ponosi}by przecie czytelnik, gdy2
wfasciciele gazet musieliby pod
niesc prenumerate.
Me danny sic vice wziat ma leF
oszukanczej prasy ME pozwalaj
my podwyzszac ceny przesyiki ga:
zet. Jesli chca znizyt op}ate listow
ME tykajac gazet, zgoda, ale cd
swobody prasy wara moSci pano'
vie!
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-05-09
TOLEDO, OHIO, sOBOTA, MAJA, 1896
NOwe ministeryum francuekie,

Nowe ministeryum francuekie,
kt6rego sk}ad podalismy W poprzed-
MIN numerze, powiada nam jasno, re
zywi1}y szwindlerskie i reskcyjne
powr6ci}y do wsadzy. Poczawszy cd
prezydents, a skohczy wszy ma maj
nizszym ministrze kolonij, dostaly
sic text do rak ludzi, kt6rzy msjs
przeszaos6 bardzo zsszargana, W Pa
mamie oszustwaoh kolei poludnio-
wei, ktorzy So zajadaymiprzeciwni.
kami podatku pc stepowego cd do
ohodu takze przeoiwnikami wszel.
kich innych reform, asdanych pre-.
cafe ludnost Francyi pracujscej.
Jestesmy jednak pewni, ze So to
chyba ostatnie podrygi oszu stow ka-
pitalistycznych. Zwycieztwo swoje
zawdzieczaja oni pokatnym knowa-
niom zakulisowym, ale nigdy popar
ciu opinii publicznej, bo ia Oswald
czysa sic juz dawno potepieniem
dla wstecznik6w.
Zjazd partyi social demokra.
tow W Austryi odby} sic W Pradze
cze skiej W miesiacu kwietniu. Ze
sprawozdania dowiadujemy sic, il
politycznych zgromadzeh odbv'a ia
partya W ciagu dwu lat ostatnich
przesz1o 1000. Wr. 1894 by}o poll
tvcznych organ6w q z naksadem
$4,000 egzemplsrzy, fachowych ga
zet by1o 20 nsk&adem $1,000; W. r.
1895 by'o % pol tvcznych organow
(z naksadem 95,900,] a 81 faoho
wych Ill, 600, abonentow]. P,smo
oodzienne "Arbeiter. Zeitung" ma
juz $4,000 dobiorc6w, aw niedziele
$4,000, pomimo ze dopiero cd roku
ono istnieje.
w ciagu dwu ostatuich lat ME
ustawaay i przesladowania partyi.
sady skaza}y jej czsoukow ma 81
lat, 7 mics. % dni. Ruch zawodo
wy W Austryi rozwij ia sic bardzo po-
myslnie. Kasa partyjna wykazuje
przyohodu lO.9Se z2r., rozohodu
1872 z{r.
Szwajcarska wystawa. w ma
lynn ale mi}ym k'aiku, W szwajca,
ryi, odbywa sic przeglad sis prze
mys2u mieJscowego. Otwarto " u
biegsym tygodniu narodowa wysta-
we W miescie Genewie, przy wiel
kim nat}oku mieszkahc6w okolicz-
nych i zsgranicznyoh.
Wystawa niemiecka. w Berli-
ME otwarto wystawe przemysaowa W
parku Treptow.
OprawO wyb0rcze W Austryi "a
czynaj ja walczyc i kobiety. w ubie-
gaym mies;aou odbywa}o sic we
Wiedniu sail starego ratusza po,
wazne zgromadzenie kobiece, kt6re
wystosowa}o petycye do parlamentu
o dopuszczenie kobiet do prawa wy.
borczego.
Przyjecie posfa ameryka1skie'
go. Ma divorce niemieck im W Berli
ME przyjmowano W ubieg}a ME die
ie przedstawiciela staiego Stan6v
zjednoczonych PREY rzadzie niemie
ckim, a kt6rym teraz jest pan Ed
win E.. Uhl. Ceremonii dokonano z
wielka 70 MA.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-05-09
KatastrOfa W kOpalni. Tym 1

1Kuc"oUf 01H. " H0P"fH1' J
zem Anglii dochodzi mas wiado-
mosc wielkiej katastrofe, kt6ra
zaszsa W kopalni wegla W Mickle-
field, Yorkshire. Przypuszczaja, il
100 osob zgins}o. Dopiero 20 g6r-
nik6w wydobyto poranionych.
G0rnicy ma Alasce cierpia VIE
le powodu, IL ME moga rozpoczac
robot ma zsotych polach, to bowiem
sa pokryte sniegiem i lodem.