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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03
The Hunters Hunted.
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There was little surprise party mp in
the mountains last Saturday night and one
OF the participants was a most unwelcome
guest, Three gentlemen took their dogs
and went out after supper 10 have a nice
little wildcat hunt, with lots OF fun thrown
in. The dogs readily struck a trail and
soon their baying indicated that they had
freed the cat. All hands struck a trot,
anxious for the fun; arrived upon the scene
OF action, it was found the cat was on the
ground and the dogs were attacking it,
but about the time the trio of huntsmen
were close enough to take in the details
in the semi darkness the animal raised
upon its haunchers and slapped one dog
after another into the middle of next
week. and-great Scot. 1t was a bcar'
There were three trees standing within
convenient hailing distance; they APP
preached rapidly. and the laws of gravity
seemed for a time suspended. so gracefully
did the three huntsmen mount upward TO
those friendly branches There are three
trees in that vicinity now that are barkei
On one side, but then lightning sometimes
docs that. 1t Is reported that Messrs
Schubert, John McMair and George Monatt.
who reside in the vicinity OF Fischer +
store. were out wildcat hunting that
night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03
POINTS ABBOTT ~

Ian Maclaren passA ~! !, n
in Bostcn at the home "
Fields.
Lord Roberts has bseer y. \ 4
bic cycl.st. He may y ~
re.ring through the Dush ~
Cove Governor-elsc, 3. v; n; Ts NJ
war; are j. seriously III VIZ .
home Of his brothcr.in'As
The queen of Greece . MIA, N
yachtswoman, hons .r.ry s.ei5I
cate and is an honof"
Rcss!an navy. 4, a,ufl1
All the English queen. ~ H
t,1,nht TO sw.m whtn w ~
a lault Of the Pr ,Ia I'd
swim before they cou'' , ss,sl
1t IS rumored hats that I. insT s
of the Creston Qow s,,rsr mvf 4
e et Of the free sl!y '. XII
started al Des Mosnes :, "A
Rabbi Emil ". HtiAhxv ~
E ,asi s u doomed. It Y MA
p mo,e we get away iron e ~ i. u
Mo, Soad,ah Moody ssssI Chile;
at his home N o'.s sr / hrex
La,fa,h YEAR, was " ssnf
nns Of the most prSS1 1esy Ii'
of syracuse. being X ~ slE
The salt Interests o. =. ,ha Al
N" N.e ea Geon Of g.'o ~, 81
i ieos,ss hs Scandinavia ~
London. where n y, ~ sh Co.
aidresse on nons''''
tons. 80, fos IN
,,o As 4 srt hat frsnssss .sss
snlrcd by The prssssriea . ~
a an n, ,nnmeni 70 l n'
i The rBaS pr,ngss ,ss y ~ q.
n SiaW to ., eucoars!sslIHSEsi 70 . III
dustry. he hiss or ,yi "
dered soine ,Hored desie {. 4,
-" Albert EdwaI 2, rcrd, ~
Londoa., 81 r u.s. 81 /. l, Ia " ~
has ;.o re'tISyssSo y, r,0, .;lls'ssu
pemes s snS,. 'as,n,unt's.
" pmncess Lou'sesst tns ~:
is Is ths wears os,f Der 1ns.A
,,n,,aarrchoiness, w ! y ~ s5}
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03
speeisi sts9 Com raissic.ers.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial, ISL: Business, 1855.

3. 4 WATSON, r. n. JOHNSTON.
a. 5. Palmer, sesretary.

The Post IL delivNred 10 any par: o. the
city by carriers at 81 ~ rer tronth. thfet
months. $50. SIX nacnihs. 500; one year,
u2.ej.
Mr.. Theodore Boring has charge Of the
City Circulation and Colisc ting.
Messrx Thecd5re Bernr ana Char.es
Lott are the authorized coAeSt ois o. az
clfv hilis ho.h edverfis nc and suDscr'p-
ton and no money sh3uli ba pad 10 any
one other than those nuTned, unless special
written authority signei by the Business
Manager !s shown An accounts Of any
ese SHOULD be pad by cherk "a favor o.
Th4 Houston Printing CotnpanN.
No orders for goods, =" etc. are r.VeI ey
The Ils,sna cement and none viii b accept
ed in payment Of office b.lls
Subscribers fal pg TO ieec.ye TIE paper
regularly viii please notify The ofhc.
4 fy,r,1r,tly Every suhscril,@T's Tsssr Il az
pectod 20 he delivered not later than $50
q m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

''w. J. Ciift." while his pet appellsuon Ks
wv. Joe" This Is another Southern out
mre that demands tho vigorous attention
of the Galveston News. mans rsht
To pars his name In the middle must never
be abridged on American soil.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

pdie pe~ obligations mountain high to
meet the difficulties whsoA VIII confront
their administration. And then they viii
hear from the country, The FAC, is, Nj.
McKinleyN troubles are ,nst beEinninG.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03
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Texas Bronchos for Cuba.


car load OF horses was shipped from
the city yesterday TO New Orleans by W.
l. s,oner. The animals VIII probably find
The end OF their journey in Havana, Cuba.
where they VIII be assigned to the differ
.ht regiments In the Spanish army. Texas
10 great source OF supply for the Spanish
army, and, OF course. ultimately for the
insurgents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03
You can't keep a good town down.

Tho Baltimore bol,ers toasted Mckinley.
Cleveland and the memory OF Thomas JET
scrsoa w1th vine that once reposed n the
cellar q the Monticello statesman when
he was a living expoundcr OF democracy.
But every uan who has como to years OF
maturity knows tina, not every man who
drinks your wine IS your friend.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03
The Tariff on Turkeys.
al Verde Leader.

Mr.. Sharp. gentleman owning a ranch
on the San Diego river. Mexico. hut whose
family resides in Del Rio. brought over
lot of turkeys Tuesday evening from his
ranch, which he had killed. duty OF 40
cents on each was charged him to bring
them across the river.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03
Oh. Doctor: Doctor.

i<ocshar New Test (colored).
The Dallas correspondent OF the San An.
tonic Express takes the same view of the
concluding paragraph of Dr. John Grants
III natured open letter TO General Huston
that the New Test did. namely, that IL was
meant for q covert challenge to hight
duel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03
GOSSIP as

yo New York. sossns.
young young lady spses, 49,
e ,,usa football ., .s same, i
f fna could y. not decide ~ ~ ~
''sn' or a D'rsaia ~ s's'''s
Al. An epidemic o, n.s.,.,
r 1rss'1 SsrS,s AurfI5 HIii r. nv
S tOrn.u up st, state of Fla ~ ~
vIsH caused au, tho spIs Ia s.s's !
o eLe system sy liable Z y. ~ q
one or Two deatbs Iss1 ~
followed its resent 1 non ssa -
A. rea's b ~
AZ a result Of q,
eyes, DR.. Miles Of p... +
that e5 Der c.s :, Df'ds'pN 4 ;
boys Ua,sn T ana girls girl. far .,ss,, 4.
have the mort rst'V s,u during MA 4
between 20 and 80 NG'1 n. ", ,sl y
meet ute. to literary IA ', a,ss
"' account for the dsl.,'%'ss' 49,
At.u..., &|
nv meeting Of women ",
'he chairman Of one q \. w
committees arose ! : ~ NJ
began by anno,,r,, y rag n nj
c,ar,,.,, announcing that i, ,s' /
,ba, ana achievement 4
m r"e aaae Co. and I'm stre MI, /!
her husband ban, IONA" sns wanted a.,
work and succeeded H. y . osa,l
s tne newer the woman ths ~.
'"e becomes to mankind.
Colonel w,r,,. -,
rou, s.. ''hs 10 ezperinaS
~, nv" 'room' The old broom =. !
Inc new ones are str,irht :,
twlgs and will co., !,
is also a, 49,. ' 20 eeuh'
either s ay mor !. on a : plaa d I
sidewalk Tho VI nsn' rsfux
signal Tha a' u, no'ily tla dss
dumps in bags, prs, W., y :, r.
days After awhile the ~, y.
WIZ pfooaoly % whltsxtiAa.
tn ss,,,. . 49,.
u''pu'e y y N =
VI one IKE! board over lno.hs.
been arranged between fsr, ID,
this city and p,c,l,.. ""
mich -,or,
,ooo .oonn, aaa y ushxI
, nvvy WORDS snail have hesl MN |
WI, DC impossible TO transsh, \
, unue' .nese conditions, u ~
l raVe struck on rather a -
u . u o, ne room, whev ithlH
srartacus nnti, I W. Ivy ~ ~
A crippled youth Who hsrb :.
boots OF a horse hauling 1 l,,n
a private street, holding IN, 1
Hundred, was treated 10 I IN,
profanity from TIA div, -
about to enter carr,.,s. ~
and the "cuss" vords -, n.
looked up nor bIpshsi
couldn't verv voli "A 49,
| just left the hands A MA =
| art OF making nm 49, n. \
shocked--weli' 4, ~. No.. Y
little while. words h,vs y -
sensitive ears thsn M ~, ~
besides. Il pays In n An A,na
The German Hou,sviv,,, -,
a year ago with ina oS,wt !
housekeepcrs and ,ery,pt,. uaI
the back the other ,,y. 4 n
claim that thew A.. .ur.l, ~,
| van. girl problem. n, uuIe
initiation fee and .pou,l d,n
! title them to tht ,,se q N. -
| flee OF the society. Ttsrs NJ
leges for servants. hut no
auired Of them and no ~
References ~ servants n, ne
records are kent. 4 prsuIm
servant fer several yesrs' ~
vice in one family. En- ~
tion is also given IA IA M
list nv tbe society. AMI h ~
| charm.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

The annual debate between Harvard
and Princeton VIII occur tomorrow. In
this foott,lil age however. these debates
are extremely unsatisfactory in establish
ing the comparative meri's Of the various
cnllaEes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

The Texas plurality for Bryan for pres
dent over Mckinley is now 1878 with
several cou-s,les to hear from. Docs Gen
ersl huston still coniscld that he gave
Hanna his moneys worth2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

IN. bloodiess Mr.. sherman would -
very proper successor Of the :f:gr Ar.
Olney in the eJate department A-y sud
den change IN the temperature OF tsat
Department nigh; be disastrous
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03
HusToNTs ACHIEVEMENT.

TIE vote In Texas a; the recent election.
with ten counties casting less than sece
votee in the aggregate. estimated, was
ssa,Trs OF this culherson received 1854.
Nearby go $50, and Clark Cprol 1901. Gull
bcrscn leads Nearby rev votes less than
0.oeo. Bryan and Se~ali have sSs, 7s5, Nc
Kinley ana Hobart is: 5as, Bryan and wat
son 81 ,s17. Palmer and Buotner 5000. and
johnson and Leverins 1854 The democratic
electoral plurality is 1929 sad Hryan'.
majority over Mckinley is cos.5ls
Such Is the record OF the greatest OF a
long list o. victories won by the demo
cratic party o, Texas.
10 1852 ex~Coagrcssman wash Jones
running As an independent candidate tor
governor, without an equalization a; his
hack and with but little assistance OF any
sort. cut the democratic majority in the
State to less than $1,000. Two years ago
the democratic ticket failed TO receive
majority O. all the votes cast
This year every encouragement was Civ
en- by Circumstance TO the enemies o, ae-
rnocracy. and they we're hoastful Of an;ici-
nsted success. Deser,ers from the old ship
led the sttaek upon it. That ship is stan
anoat The pirate vessel Of many sass lies
in the depths. and the survivors are quar-
reline among themselves over the question
as 10 Row and why she got there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

News Of Kentucky. and the Conmercis.
Appeal Is the Dallas News OF Tennessee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03
TEXAS IN PARAGRAPHS.

Calvert has a new bridge across the
Bra2os river.
A dam is being built across the Quad
alvpe at Cuero.
The Comanchc County News has sus-
pended publication.
The Colorado city Wool Securing mill
will soon be put in operation.
The Burnet Bee Is the aliiterative name
of a new publication, j. l.. FONDA. editor.
Judge Mcclellan. having been elected TO
the legislature. has resigned as postmaster
at Cold Springs.
The BRYAN and Sewall club at limp
son has been reorgAnized as the I'inpson
BinetalIic club and will meet on the thlrd
Friday night of each month.
Foard County Ncwe: Since last SUNDAY
morning cattle have been allowed to pass
over the quarantine line. and many thou-
sand have tlreidy passed through trcw-
ell. going North and West. Herds are
pa ssing through every day, and we may
.Apcct All the free grass In this country
W III soon be y thing of the past as our
farmers aud stockmen Will be compelled
to deren themselves 10y lnclosing their
own Grass. l4anls 10 lease for srazlng
purposes are in greater demand than ut
any time since the settlement OF the coun-
try.
of the Ladies' Ala society of Brownwood.
II Is announced that: - hese he ye nnri
for, women; No apron, cent car rlngs
rlatn cents; ear rings. diamonds. 70
new, . cents. trimmed apron, cents;
ringer rings. plain. 3 cents; diamond. 10
cents; gold framed glasses. cents steel
frame. 3 cents; no glasses. cent, rhes,,
be We fines for yc meme: Mustache, l
cent; fun beard, : cents: patent leather
shoes cents; We glnsses fined We same as
We women. gold cuff buttons. cents; We
Diamond scarf pin, cents.
The following call for a State meeting OF
sht cpmcn has hcen issued: 81 hereby can
a mocting of the Texas Wool Growers
ng .kasf ,, No, hold In hp at a. ~ : ,t.,
Angelo, Texas on Thursday. December
lotn at 4 o'clock p. m for the purpose or
elcct!ng delegates to the meeting OF the
National Wool Growers association IN
Washington. u. e.. on December 18th, ana
other business of great nippon ance to
every wool grower and business man IN
West TcNls. II IL urgent that all who
can possibly attend VIII do So and give us
their views on the different subjects that
will come ur for discussion. John Ken
nedy, vice president. Fort Mcknvett NO
vcmher 20. 1896"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

The National executive committee ~ the
MCKINLEY AID society VIM meet December
~ 20 detesmine whether or not iu relief
eyTseistson for the rescse OF plutocrany
shall take the hack track
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

Hunger IN the Northwest must be ap-
preaching the acute stage when Ice threat
ems TO gorge whole villages.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

THAT Big New York lawyer, Joseph II.
Che.A'e. is a candidate for Tinted States
HeI4tor Mr. Plat Will attend to his
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

Mr. William x. Vanderbilt buckled down
70 business again none too soon, The lat.
blowout AZ Blenhelm ushered LITTLE Con
spsio right into the inner temple Of Bret
mn nigh flyers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

The weather yesterday. In spite OF q
rather too bracing atmosphere, looked
more Ike our South Texas immigration
btir..att q rff,fa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

New York society cut the cattle show.
The cattle show came 700 close on tho
horse show 10 permit any strikinsly new
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

The Havana newspapers are filled with
abuse q. the United States. weyler's at
inospheric warfare seems TO be conta-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

The famous case at Paris against Or.
Cranhn. based on charge OF criminal
hbel. has been dismissed The doctor
dida't set EN- up" lie merely made a
raj
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

Houston Is fine field for half dozen
additional wholesale houses.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

Rev. J. Morgan Wells. who died 81 Fer;
Worth Tuesday. was one of the leading
Southern ministers OF the Baptist church
ana was a potent factor In the rells ous
development OF the field N which he Ia
bored. Though tempted several times 10
accept metropolitan pastorate. he chose
20 devote his rare abilities and unaasg.As
energy 10 tho church IN Texas. or catho-
nc spirit and liberal education, he SYM
pa;hiIcd with all movements for the bet
torment Of mankind. HIS death is q Sc
we're loss to the state OF Texas as well
as TO the church with which he WAS !deau-
na,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

They have figured McKinley's popular
plurality down 10 7os,cco which Is ggat
fan from million and a half, first
claimed But 1t win go even lower than
.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

Ccrnus Characteristics Reynolds ana
Miss Jessie Lamb.
Mount Ncrnon--professor l.. Curtis
WelNcr aud Miss Onhelin ngraham
Lampa'1s- John Markward and Mrs
Matte roppe1hovcn.
Hamoron-Jemos H. Hoclsher and Miss
Lucy Holaa
Ctinesville-Bon Mc'calf and Miss =
Meter.
lsn,posaF-Brvan Incecum and Miss
Bertha Trameek.
Tioga VIM. Mckinley and Miss Annie
Talley.
Van Alstvnc.-Walter Barron and Miss
Pearl Cannon.
Arpon-J, W. Whalcy and Miss Eta
Kennedy,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

Alvsrado- Mrs. NJ. Bornds.
Mcxia VIM. Kirver.
Pleasant Grove--Nrs. Green Siil,weu,
Mineral Wclls--J. NJ w. Stafford.
Comanche-Thomas Harris.
'Corsical-s-T j. Sullivan.
Eaird-Charllc. Holloway.
New Rr,nnfels-Mrs. Katherine Schu
mann.
Navasota-Mrs. c. N. Keith.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

bored. Though tempted several times 10
accept metropolitan T.astora,e. he chose
! % devote his rare abilities and un;iagg.ls
! energy 10 tho church IN Texas. or catho-
rc spirit ard liberal education, he SYM
pa;hi1cd with all movements for the bet
torment OF mankind HIS death IS Sc
we're loss to the state OF Texas as well
as TO the church with which he WAS !deau-
fed
/ You can't keep good town down.
The Baltimore bolters toasted Mckinley.
| Cleveland and the memory OF Thomas JEFF
! scrsoa w1th vine that once reposed n the
! cellar q the Monticello statesman when
he was a living expoundcr OF democracy.
| But every uan who has CONF to years OF
maturity knows that not every man who
drinks your wine Is your friend.
Houston Is fine field for half dozen
additional wholesale houses.
The GID News copes without COM
meni. but with evlden, disgust. tho refer
ence Of the Baltimore Manufacturers' Rec
ord to the News as "a democratic paper"
The News must not despa.r--just keep up
your present rank and rabid course and
ihfF WIN hi"" "'iiN -
ns well As we do In Texas.
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North Galveston seems 10 he the IDEAL
place for the Masonic Orphans Home.
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The annual dabatc between Harvard
and Princeton VIII occur tomorrow. In
this football age however. these debates
are extremely unsatisfactory in establish
INK the comparative merits OF the various
colleges.
Hunger An the Northwest must be ap-
proaehing the acute stage when Ice threat
ems TO gorge whole villages.
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aeh chahEe IN inc emp, 80 - '''@'
TIE Eonr1er-Journsi u ife SalNss-pn
News Of Kentucky. and the Conmercia.
Appeal Is the Dallas News OF Tennessee.
The Texas plurality for Bryan for pres
dent over Mckinley Is now 80 70 with
several co,t-s,les to hear from Docs Cen
e-al huston still conts,ld ,hat he gave
Hanna NJ rnoDey's vorfhq
.,-s., ~, w.. W ,.,,.,,.r ro..,h :,
-, -. ....,4.,, -, 49,, So.
- ~ NJ. ,.n, $50 - 80
.r,,,. ,c,.!c,.i cxe,r.iva cor,nns-tee ~ the
i n,-t-a,,,r IA s.,,.,., .,ul ,nos, n,..e-7,,c-
no -, ,,,.,-o,,., y,bn,b.r or M, g.. rcis,
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hfa-+4 ee.n' At'' ~. n ~ am
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Inc nav ans newspapers $rc Hieo WIN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

Alvarado Bulletin II is probable that
the next legislature will make an effort
to revise the criminal procedure of this
State just enough to stop this hair splitting
by the higher courts and give common
sense an inning. II this We're done and
scre means adopted to compel more
Speedy administration of justice by the
lower courts the people of Texas would
have much cause for rejoicing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

San Antonio Light (Rep): Does John
Grant build his hopes OF the postmaster
gencralship on the manner In which he pre-
vented the populist vote of the Eleventh
and Twelfth districts from going to the re-
rublicars? Had 1t not been for the fool
II ovement at Dallas those districts would
have gone republican
Johnson County Review: The Legislative
should raise the age of consent. The vr
tues of daushters should be as precious a.
the morals of gors
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-07-18

chowiehstwa podda&a sic temu roz
kszowi bez szemranis, ale niekt6rzy
ksieza podniesli wielka wrzawe-s
jeden, iakis ks. Bartraux W RouboiX
urzadzii procesye, ~brew zskazowi.
Ma dobitek tego. arcybiskur Z
Cambray, ks. Simois, napisa3 do o.
wego ksiedza list takiej tresci:
"Przesysam waszej przewielebno
Sci zyczenie dsiekowauie. TAX
pownnismy postepowat, my, katoli-
cy wieku XIX, psryasi spoleczeh
stwa mie szczahskiego. Ma&o mowmy,
ale dziais]my i trzymajmy sic sta
nowczo a me2nie! Trabka wojenns
daje jua sygnss, chot ME jest to
jeszcze wojna, trzeba jednaK bye W
przygotowaoiu."
Rseczywiscie ten ostry list ostro
jest kryty kowany, a, wskutek obu
rzenia publicznego, Rad zmuszony
byl arcybiskupa aresztowat i wyto'
czyt mu process o pobudaanie ludu
do rozlewu krwi gwsat6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-07-18

nej chwili wyda1a juz roz.
porzadzenie zmobilizowania
wszystkich batalion6w redy-
fow jake posiada.
Powtorne rzezie W WaDie
pochioneiy dose znaczna liczbe
ofar. Me ulega watpliwosci,
re pierwsze has4o rokoszu dala
tajna organizacya rewolucyjna
hiiczakist6w. Schronili sic oni
do miasta urzadzili harykady
W kilku jego punktach.
Potwierdza sic takze wiado'
nose, ze wyznawcy islamu, roz'
jatrzeni przez chrzescljan, "a
czeli burzyc domy i niszczyc do
bytek swoich przeciwnik6w.
Straty zaaogi tureckiej W
Wanie (poleg}o oko1o - zo}-
nierzy) So wzglednie, jak ns
stosunki tamtejsze, dose Una
cZne.
Rad turecki obawia sic, 3t
fama powiekszy te straty i ma
wet NADIA i'm olbrzymie roz-
miary zacheci mieszkanc6w
innych okolic Azyi Mniejszei
do buntu.
Wobec takiego stanu rzeczy
GAIA uwsga jest zwr6cona na
konstantynopol, gdzie dyplo-
macya usi1uje zapobiedz MOI
liwej bury:
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-07-18
ZnOw ,pOWStanie W Turcyi.

w Maaej Azyi podniesli obecnie
bunt Druzowie-szczep ten ME wy
znaje WARY muzu'mahskiej. Wiara ioh
to zlepek najrozniejszych kultow, o.
box mich zamieszkuja W wilajecie
Libanonu Maronici, szczep ten wy
znaje wiare Chrystusa. Zazwyozaj
obydwa szczepy zwalcza1y sic wa
jennie, teraz podobno 3acza sic pre-
CIV wsp6lnemu wrogowi, Turkom.
Niepokoje moga przybra6grozne dla
Turcyi rozmiary, szczeg6lnie, ze
szczepy arabskie r6wniez zaczynaja
sic ruszac. Powodem do tych bun
tow So zdzierstwa urzednik6w turec-
kich. w prowincyach Siwas Ma
Lazis, Kurdowie podnosza
glowy morduja Ormian. Ma Krecie
panuja rozruchy; dalej " Macedonia
komitet rewolucyjny, popierany po
cichu przez rzad buagarski, rozwija
silna akoye-a sultan W Konstanty-
nopolu w}asciwie mic ME czyni, ably
sprowadzic zwrot ku lepszemu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-07-18
TOLEDO, OHIO, soBoTA, IS LIPCA, 1896

W tym4e lecie odby}y sic je-
szcze strajki pracujacych prey
kolejach W Orle, Samarze, Ki
jowie, Smolensku, Whine, a
najwiekszy Mich W Bia}ym-
stoku.
Cd Pazdziernika do Grudnia
g}6wne miejsce strajk6w byio
W Petersburgu. w tym czasie
miafo miejsce 5 strajk6w. Strajk
ma fabryce kubina miai pre-
bieg spokojny, - prowadzony
zas przez d,iewczeta w fabryce
papierosow Laferma, by} bar.
dzo burzliwy. Oba te strajki
przyniosfy pewne korzysci ro
botnikom, inne sko6czyfy sic
bez korzysci.
Ma fabryce skor Lebediewa
II robotnik6w zosta}o zaraz "a
aresztowanych.
Ogolna liczba uczestnikow W
strajkach zeszfego roku, wyno :
si}a so tysiecy ludzi.
Ostatni strajk W Petersbur-
gu, o kt6rym doni6sf telegram,
pod}ug prywatnych wiadomo
Sc dosz}ych do Londynu, obe]
mowa} 40 tysiecy ludzi.
Cenzura ME pozwala pismom
og}aszac o strajkach -. ale
rzecz to pewna, re organizacya
tego strajku 'by}a zdumiewa-
jaca na tamtejsze stosunki. Ro.
botnicy wszedzie jednoczesnie
opuscili robote, wyrzekli sic
nawet zarobionych pieniedzy
ME urzadzali 3adnych zebra6
DO wiedzieli, re wojska takowe
ro2ped a Rad by} Z tego po
wodu wielce zatrwozony, dls
tego chciano rozes}ac wszyst
kich ma miejsca ich urodzenia
ale obawiano sic, azeby nieza
dowoleni robotnicy nie roznie
.sli po ca}ym kraju zarzew,a re
wolucyi przeciwko gwaltom.