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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-29
New University buildings.

NEW York, July .9.-rhe president
OF the university Of California, one OF
the trustees and one OF the stats board
Of regenis have begun a movement,
which II their plans are arfied out,
will result uliim Itely In the demOIi-
ZION of the prctent buildings anu the
erection OF new o0es on moet elaooI-
ate scale.
II IN understood that Mrs. Hearst
will Contribute tue money Tor the
uriucipni building anu iund OF about
"a, 100000 has already been pledged
Dy the citizsns of California. II is
stated that the state Will raise another
large fund to be aided 10 by annual
appropriations. After all arrange
mbnis have been completed for seoul
log plans from the famous atobitec CTS
Of the county aud OF Europe, jury
will pass upon them awarding prizes
TO the beet ten.
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Gold Seekers Indignant.

VICTORIA, b. O., July 29.-There Ia
a crowd Of iadignantSgold seekers In
town. Two hundred OF them came
from Seattle with their Outfits to take
the steamer Islander Tor Dyae. Arriv-
ing hers they found that not pound
o. goods would be allowed to enter the
Klondyse district without paying the
regular Canadian duty. some OF
them decided upon paying the duty
here, but others are going NORM with
the expt citation OF evsuing the cut
toms officers. This 10 hardly possible
rs the customs officers are going up on
the islander accompanied by force Of
oonstsbles who will assist the N III nted
police now there TO enforce tho laws.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-29
TmE ooLn CnAAE.
hen Leave Their Families Ia Destitute
Circumsti,ncss.


New York, July 29.-MIs. w. G.
White and Mrs. L. W. Cave sGu d.sti-
tute and regrotting tue existence ui
the gold craze. Tuey osllsd upon the
Ioor master and informed INN that
their husbands had left them anu the
chilireu perniless, anu hsu gone 10
the gold fields OF Alssks.
They were employed in local
printing Office.
Former mblymnn Robert A,
Carroll has gone 10 Seattle. He has
resigned position with the Erie rail-
rOeu to accept one with tue West
Coast Navigation company, of which
his orotneI 10 manager.
Thomas Beveridge aud Bruce Beve-
ridge, Sons OF tormor MsyJr BeveriuRe,
Will try their luck In tne gold fields.
Bruce Beveridge went 10 California
with the Christian Endeavorers, but
did not returD. He father recently
received letter from him stating that
he was In Seattle smoking cigars with
man VINO had taken 100000 from
the hlOndyke in a rsmaT9apiy short
time. Harry Close, Clarence fnium.
mer, Charles Alec ami James Blown,
memters OF the Union Circle ciuo,
have also emigrateu to the gold fields.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-29

heretofore paced 90 Gntr.ciio irt M
Bvansen.
Unl,r me old tRfin oeni that TX.
cee1ed SIS rer cent Of fixed cNrDGu, was
rated a. aniraoilp cusl and was 40.
mitled free Of duty. NJ 81 Of the coal
imported here from Swansea ranged
from SO to 80 per cent AMI go came in
rec. Z Ter the new farff II will
nearly all be rated as bliumi" W. aud
Will b. charged a duty 81 cents u
ton. The InstructiOus given were for
the purpose Of securing a deposit equai
to the duty before releasing such coal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-29
duty on swanson Coal

SAN FRANCISCO, July GA change
OF Importance 10 the manufacturing
interest OF this coaet hes been made by
the new tsrfi, II the understanding
now entertained lie the correct one.
3 imports nee IL sugg' sted IN n note
OF instruction given by Collector
jackson To the deputy collectors In the
following communications:
In view OF the standard fixed by the
new Iariff Of o. per cent OF fixed
csroon as the line OF dsmarkstisn be-
tween anthracite and bituminous GOAL,
you will exact deposil on ali oargees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-29
Trouble in the Prussinn Congress-

New YORK, July CA special to
tho Herald from Lima, Peru, ssys:
Several exciting Incidents have
marked the attempts to open the
Peruvian Congress. As yet there has
been no quorum and just now 1t seems
that the differences which have arisen
may definitely postpone the discus.
sion. The deputies, who are govern.
ment supporters, In order to avoid de-
feat by the opposition In the selection
OF a president OF the chs mbsr, retired
bsfors the session was called to order.
This action caused Deputy Dursnd to
condemn in severe terms what he
called the "palsce intrigues." Great
applause followed his vigorous attack
On the government.
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p,ti were overtaken and asked not TO
20 to work, Most OF them said they
were nfrsid they would lose their Iobe
" they stayed away from work to al
tsnd the meeting. They decided inter
q short pntley to 90 into the mine.
The miners vera carrying dinner
buckets. As they turned t. leave the
stfisers, their dinner buckets were
taken from them.
The frightened miners without
stopping to attempt TO regain their
buckets, turued and ran for the pit
end did not stop until they were be.
hind the shelter Of the deputies' Win.
chesters. The mine lie in full opera
tor. sandy Greek mine has closed
down and about one-third Of the
Tuitle creek miners .qnit work and
went to tho meeting.
Previous to the Deaiing Mr.. D9hs,
District President Dolan, Secretary
Warner edd Nj. l.. Carrick went
among the strikers aud cOunseltd
them to keep within the bounds OF the
law and preserve good order through
out the day. Their advice was re-
ceived with good grace by the men
" no cheered the flicials enth usiastic.
ally. The meeting Ia without doubt
lnt " IN
western Pennsylvania and tue leaders
are hopeful o it's effects upon the
men. The speakers told the minera
they were jeopArJising the success oil
The strike by continuing at work and
ureed them TO come out ard make
tho suspension complete. Two hum
Ired deputies are now on guard about
the mines, but no trouble lie appre-
hendei.
WITH BANDS AND BANNERS.
WHEELIN w. Va, July 29.- The
strikers are marching with bands and
bsnners to Bogge run, where few
men are still at woTE.
The miners view with favor the
coming conference between Gov.
Atkinson ami GOmpers, Sovereign
and Rlchfotd. The governor has al.
ready discpuntens ced the tnju action
issued by JUICE Mason at Fairmjult %
a great effort IL TO be made ID stop
production In Ohio and Marshall
counties.
AT ROANOKE.
PEORIA, H., July 20 -Only about
300 U. lne coal miners VINO had goue
toward II snoke entered town this
tDutuluE. ~ ~ tttlmhtbI lbhl tuCIt
ara many moe ahOu. q mile and q
quur,er out in the country. Tho
readers SUGGESTED In keeping them out
OF town, having learned that the
shoD4 was there anu buJ sworn in
ab Ut hundred drputitF. n body
was working at the mines this morn
ing puL IL 10 thought no one vii go
tack to work. Visilin9 miners old
uot meet with local mil era, hut held
conference with mine operators
which was wit Gu result.
Most OF the miners have now left
town and no violence WAS attempted.
INDICATIONS OF TROUBLE.
WHEELING, w. Va, July 29.-To-
day tnefv ole renewed Indications OF
troub @ in the MoDongah d strict. The
wives of tbs striking coal miners to
the number OF ahaut 200 have taken
up the fight. The uaiiy encouniers
between the women and the IialiAu
and negro nOn-uniou JIgRers are &C.
cusriDg. Tue eviction OF strikere from
company houses along the Monongah
valley Is in RAPID progress today.
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Although Engaged in window wash
ING, Odd Jobs ANA poiIsicE.

BOSTON, July 29-GJvernor VOL.
coips distinguished ''colored adviser"
Councillor I,ssc b. Allen, who repre-.
seuts tns wealthy back bay district IL
the 'xseuuvo council, hss beeu de.
clated In the poor deDtors' court not to
be worth $40.
Lewis Myefs recently obtained
judgment agRinet Allen for S22.SS on q
rent bill two years old anu sought
warn II Tor arrest and imprisonment
for dsot. Judge Burke Ia the poor
deutGrs' court examined Allen as to
his property aud Income amt then
rendered "a docisstOn that he vas not
possessed OF SO aud consequently
could a0t be arrested.
Allen, in answer to questions. gave
his occupation NJ "wiDuOw walking,
Oud Jobs and politics"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-29

PEORIA, H., July 2s.-rho lodges
OF the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Fifemea are responding literally to
the appeal sent out by Grand Master
sargent for subscriptions to the minert'
strike funu. Grand Secretary Arnold
today sent on tue second Of Two
checks aggregatiag sS0S and the sub.
scriptions are just commencing to
come In,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-29
ENQUIRIES ny JApAN.

B"w Many laps nre There In This
Cdunsry,ana Nnst are sney Doing?
Los ANGELES, CAL, July 70. lae
Tunes t0lhS SAYS:
While tho majority OF the people
laugh at the idea OF Japan going to
war with the United States over the
annexation the Hawaiian islanus,
lhere lie no deDying the fact that the
Mikado anu HIS mi listers are making
II quiriHs and seeking informa 10 Il
Ovhceroing the country which they
have never heretofore apparently con-
sidered of value.
On tue last steamer direct from
Japan there came message to q well
known Japanese In this oity In the
shaI c of circular OF intert0gationp.
Tho document came from the state de.
partment OF the Imperial government
ana Freely translated d ae follows:
"You are commAnusu by tue I'M
perial government TO carry out at the
earliest possible date the following in
structiont:
"AscerIain how many Japanese are
la the county in which You live. D.
not take UniIsd States csnsus but as
certain by actual work by yourself.
"How many Jspaue'e in your
county are AmerIcsn cliiZen,?
"What ID the Averages age OF the
male Japanese living ia your county :?
show many japanese are engaged
In pursuits where capital is invested
by themselves ahd about wha. amount
OF capital Is investeuP"
"Wha is the nearest seaport in your
county, and II none what IL the near
est seaport - be- reached by you? State
nnmoer of railroads, steamship lines
or sailing vessels available from your
county to the nearest port Of embarka.
lion for japan, together WITH the Gust
OF fare,anu tbs time necessary to reacn
BALD nearest port"
"Give names OF the principal mem.
bers Of the Japanese colIny In your
county, with location, business anu
paste ce address"
The above questions neBI your I'M.
mediate attention, anu reports shoulu
De forwarded at the earliest aate.
This circular IL confidential and
directed TO y gu by order OF his imperial
majesty, the emperor.
Several Japanese OF more or less
pfominsnce lwere seen regarding the
document Some denied all know ledge
VI II, olhe sduitled thut they had
heard sometnIng about n, out none Of
them wsuld aAmit that It had any par
ticuiar Significance at this time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-29

CHICAGO, July 30 The race for q
5000 cup between Ihe steam yacht
Pathfinder aud Enquirer from Chi
csgo TO milwaukee s.arted at $3.50 tnir
morning. The race aroused much
interest, anu tine passenger steamers
Virginis and Chrisiopher Colum bus
VINO accompanied the racers, were
crowded from stem to stern. The
start was made one milo from shore.
Enquirer Obtained n slight lead which
was maintained for nearly seven miles
oil the course, when Path finder grad
uahy overnaulsu her. As the seven
mile mark was passed the racers were
neck and neck.
Pathfinder 10 owned by #. w.
Morgan OF Chicsg ,, aad Enquirer Is
lhe property Of w. j. CoDnors OF
Buaiio.
WAUIlEaAN, ILL.,, July 90. - The
great Isre DeLwoan the steam yaohts
Pathfinder and Enquirer has euueu
IN victory for tho BUff,o bout. TIE
Pathfinder gave up Iue contest wneu
of this point anu .urr.ea back Tor
Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-29
Irish Prisoners to be Released.

LONDON, July 29.-As a result OF
The efforts OF Jghn Redmond, the
ParneIlile leader, IT is probable that
the government will soon release the
five remaining Irish prisoners, Wilson,
Burton, Dalton, Flanagan ard
Fetherstone, now undergoing cen
fences oil penal serviiude for life In
Portland prison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-29

The Belgian Dnambsr OF Deputies
has passed r biz compelling all iOT.
eignors who have had n years resi-
uencs to enroll themselves in the
civic guard. 1t expected the San.
ate will Kill the bill.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
Posiedzenie polityczne.

Jak s ie dowiadujemy ~Polsko-
Amerykahski Demokratyczny Klub
IXej wa rdy, .zaprasza Polakow ma
posiedzenie do Hall Pu}askiego, ma
sobote d. 2Ogo bm. o godzinie 1880
wieczorem. q naszej strony dodaje-
my, re obowiazkiem jest wszystkich
Polak6w stawic sic ma to posiedze-
ME. Wybory ME So tax bardzo da-
lekie. Do Mich, a w}asciw wiej cd kon
wencyi przygoto wac sic potrzeba.
Polacy, jezeli .chca dostac odpoWie-
dnia reprezentacye, musFa juz teraz
zacza6 prace, ME czekac ostatniej
chwili ME dostae mic. Spodziewae
sic nalezy, ze Rodacy nasi pojms
doniosfose tel sprawy i stawia sic
licznie ma to posiedzenie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
NOWe OsZustWa.

Angielskie pislna, kt6re z zaja,
dfoscia dziwna napadaja ma Luet-
gerta, fabrykanta kie}bas, a kt6ry
obecnie oczekuje ponownego proce'
su, oska IRONY o zamordowanie swej
zony, d rukuja cake szpalty, MOVIE
rzucajad oszczerstwa ma oskarzone'
go. Zar rzucaja mu teraz, re chcac
zapfacie Geese d}ugu, winnego swe-
mu adv okatowi p. W. A. Vincent,
sfafszow al przeka z bankowy nas9Oo
i takowy wreczyf adwokatowi.
/ Luetg gert zaprzecza temu, jak to
r66wniez czyni i p. Vincent. Ale to
bynajm4 4iej ma przeszkadza tel ga
dzinowei prasie, W zatruwaniu OPT
nil publ icznej. Luetgert natury
nieprzya tepny .nieokrzesany, ME
pada pr zed reporterami tych gazet
ma kolan a, ci czujac sic tenn do
tknieci, mszcza sic W ten co maj
mniej nj euczciwy spos6b.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
Mieli litOsc.

Cincinnati, 0. 1890 Listopada.-
Cz}onkowie grand jury W Campbell
County spe}nili akt milosierdzia.
Siedmnasooletni Charles W.. Shot
well by} oskarzony rabunek. spe-
dzil on byf juz miesiace W wiezie-
niu sledczem, i byl odziany W ZACH
many, gdy stana} pred grand jury.
Opowiedzia}, re stracif rodzic6w
pred wielu laty i ME mia} ami domu,
ami krewnych lub przyjaci61. Niedo-
statek nak}onil 60 do tego, by W to-
warzystwie jakiegos starszego mez-
czyzny w}ama} sic do peWnego do
mu. Jego schwytano, a jego iowa
rzysz uciek1. Shotwell opowiedzial
wszystko, co .wiedziaf, iokazalo sig,
re prawda byio, co m6wil. Cz1onko-
vie grand jury ME wniesli przeciw
MENU cskarzenia, tylko zarzadzili
kolekte, sprawili mu odziez i=uwol.
Mill: golz upomnieniem, by sic po
praWb co tez ShotWell przy zyrzektz 4
1zami N .oc czach.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
Rabusie.

Wczoraj zaraportowano policy ra,
bunki jak nastepuje: P. A. Ross,
mieszkajacy pm. 4e7, 55ej ulicy, 20
staE napadniety ma rogu. ;5eej Ellis
ave. obrabowana z $l3l
Jan HackeH pm. 6l44 State ul',
napadniety ma rogu eoej ul. i Mi
chigan ave. zdo1a} odeprzee napa-
stnikow.
Piwiarnia Wilhelma Kleeman pm
37e, W. l7ej ul.,. zostala napadnie'
ia przez trzech rabusi6w. Dwu Z
mich zosta4o aresztowanych.
:, W. A. Mapperz pm. Sss, 54ej ul..
zostal napadniety ma rogu 54ej i u
nion ul. i obrabowany z $50.
Henryk Brown, napadnisty, nj
moscie Halsted ul., straci} $40, re
garek 1ahcuszek.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
Stan rzeczy ma Kubie.

Havana, Is Listopada. - Ia rza-
dow Weylera dzia}y sic ma Kubie
wielkie naduzycia. Przy wypfacaniu
zo4du wojsku dopuszczano sic oszu-
stwa. z liczby 100000 zo}nierzy bar
dzo ma}y procent jest zdolny do
sluzby. Po miastach sk}adaja sic
garnizony rekonwalescent6w, "a
slabych, azeby m6dS odpierae napa-
dy powstahe6w. W szpitalach W Ha-
vanie brak 16zek poscieli ola przy-
syianych chorych rannych. W in
nych miastach niema W szpitalach
lekarstw dostatecznych zapasow
zywnosci.
Rozgoryczenie Hiszyan6w ma wy
spie przeciw Amerykanom wzrasta
z. kazdym dniem. Ze stray ognio-
wei wydalono dw6ch rodowityoh
Kubanczyk6w dlatego tylko, ze byli
poddanymi Amerykahskimi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
LynczOwali niewinnegO.

Grand Forks, N. D., lego Listo-
pada. .-Prezydent wyzszego sadu O.
swiadczy}: "W williamsburg lyn-
chowano niewinnego cz}owieka. Nam
wszelkie dowody, re tax by&o. Cou-
dot, kt6rego lynchowano, byl wpra-
wdzie proeesowany przedtem win
nym uznany, ale sad wyzszy zezwo-
lii ma wznowienip procesu, gdyz O.
kaza}o sic, ze jego .wsp6foskarzeni,
Hollytrack Ireland, staneli jako
swiadkowie prokuratoryi i ma niego
zfozyli wing swoja, azeby uwolnic
sic cd kary smierci. Tych dw6ch z
pewnoscia skazanoby ma smierc, DO
ma to zas}uzyli, ale t}um ME zrobi]
r6znicy miedzy winnymi + niewin'
nym i powiesi} wszystkich razem.
Lynchowanie Coudota jest ciezkq
zbrodnia, jako morderstwo powin,
no bye ukarane. ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
Sztuka PO1sl1a.
AmerykaiskO POlski WieczOrek
muzykalny.

Milwaukee, Wis.-Jezeli Amery-
kanie lekcewaza sobie .Polak6w, to
W zadnym razie ME lekcewazs sztuki
polskiej. Owszem, staraja sic jej po-
zna6, rozpowszechni6, ocenie jak
nalezy. Amerykahski" i"Poniedzia}ko-
wy klub Muzyczny" daf W ponie-
dzia}ek wieczorek polskim progra-
mem. PAM Robertowa Smith mia}a
odczyt polskiej muzyce, poczem
grano utwory samych polskich kom-
pozytor6w. Numera fortepianowe
wykonane zostaiy przez pania Nor
man Hoffman ipanne Harriet Bates;
nun nera wokalne przez panne Susie
Roberts R. D. Owings, a numera
skr4 4ypcowe przez P. Aleksandra T.
Pre- NIGEL.
J utro, W klubie kobiecym, PAM
Hoy ward Greene bedzie mia@a odczyt
O Ii teraturze polskiej.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
Znowu napad ma saloon.

Wlasciciel piwiarni pm. :l99 On On
tario ul., Henry Young, wczoraj
wieczorem po godz. 8. by} sam W
swoim lokalu, kiedy wesz}o 8 rabu-
SLOW. kt6rzy natychmiast grozac re-
wolwerami, kazali- mu wzniese rece
do CORY. Jeden rabusiow mierzyf
do niego ciagle rewolweru, inni
dwaj spladrowali tymczasem kase,
zabrawszy z niej $l8, i zrewidowali
jego kieszenie, z kt6rych zabrali mu
ss, zfoty zegarek, klueze j rome
drobnostki. W kohcu jeszcze rabu-
sic zabrali revolver. Younga, obili
60 do nieprzytomnosci, zawlekli do
tylnego pokoju, tam go zamkneli,
zabrawszy jeszcze najlepsze eygara'
uciekli. Gdy Young przyszedf do
siebie, wo}af o pomoc: uwolniono
go jednak dopiero godzinie 4loej.
Young pospieszyf ma policye i do
k}adnie opisa6 rabusi6w, ale policya
dotychczas jeszcze ich ME wysle-
dzi1a.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
Dowcipny przemytnik.

Washington, D. C. Is Listopada.
Ma granicy meksykahskiej W No
gales; Ari., Rad pewna czes6 gruntu
d. 6 Maja b. r. naby} ma obszary u
rzedu cfowegoi wyznaczyl granice
miasta, W kt6rem grunta sprzedawa4
osadnikom. Jeden osadnikow ma
bywszy grunt, postawi} ma samej
granicy dom W ten spos6b, re POLO
wa tegoz sta}a ma gruncie meksy-
kahskim, po}owa ma gruncie Sta
now Zjednoczonych. Potem przez
d}uzszy czas udawa}o mu sic zarto-
wac z urzedu c}owego i przemycac
towary meksykahskie W ten sposob,
il wozami nafadowanymi towarami
wjezdza} tylem do domu cd strony
meksykanskiej, wewnatrz domu to-
wary wy}adowywa} i potem wywo-
zii innym wozem ma gruncie Stanow
Zjednoczonych. Poborca clowy do
wiedzia1 sic o tenn i donios} do Wa
shingtonu. Teraz Rad Stanow Zje-
dnoczonyoh og1osi}, IL wzdfuz gra-
nicy meksykahskiej Geese gruntu go
stop szeroka i 2 mile d1uga tworzy
rezerwacye rzadowa, kt6rej spree
dawae ME wolno, i na ktorej ME
wolno stawia6 budynk6w. Tym spo-
sobem poFozy sic koniec takiemu
przemytnictwu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
T6I6grdny kr0j0W6.
Peter Van Schaak skaZany.

- WV WA e~ANS~- =
New York, IS Listopada. w
Brooklynie jury szeryfa wydala
werdykt, ma mocy kt6rego paniFlo-
renee van Schaak otrzyma cd tescia
swojego se5.Ooo odszkodowania.
Tesciem pani Van Schaak jest Pc
ter van Schaak znanej frmy .droge-
ryjnej W Chicago, milioner. Jego
synowa mieszka W Bath Beach; Ia
Slubifa jego syna, Johna van schaak
d. 90 Marca 1888 W Pensacola, Fla.
Przez kilka lat ostatnioh malzonko-
vie ma przemian mieszkali W New
Yorku, W Chicago New Orleans.
Dnia 26 Marca 1897 rozwiedli sic.
PAM Florence van Schaak twierdzi
W zaprzysiezonem zeznaniu, re jej
tes6 by} powodem, IL MAJ jej pre-
sta} ja kochac.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
Zn6W rOZb6i.

Wczoraj wieczorem o godz. J lei
wszed4 jakis mezczyzna do skfadu
kawy i herbaty pm. oo2 w. Madi-
ul. i zazsdal POI funta kawy cd "a
zadcy lokalu, G.. T. Downinga, kt6-
ry sam by} W skfadzie. Gdy Dow
ming odwazyl kawe, poprosii go ME
znajomy, by ia zmea. Downing
zblizyf sic do m8ynka, ale W tejze
chwili 6w nieznajomy wyja} rewol
wer, kazaf sic zachowac cicho Dow
ningowi, zabrai mu z}oty zegarek
50, potem kaza} sobie. wydae pie
niadze znajdujace sic W kasie W su-
mie oko1o 500 wyszed} spiesznie
tylnemi drzwiami. Policya szuka
smialego rabusia.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
Sensacya w Paryzu.

Paryz, Is Listopada. - Scheurer
Kesaner, wiceprezydent senatu, O.
g}osi1 W gazetach, re pred dwoma
tygodniami wreczy} ministrowi woj-
ny dowody, ze Dreyfuss zosta4 ska
zany niewinnie ze kto inny dopu-
scil sic zdrady stanu, sprzedaJac
plany fortec obcemu rzadowi. Mini
ster ME dotrzyma} przyrzeezenia
ME uwiadomif dotad Scheurera Ke-
stnera, czy mysli uwolni6 Dreyfussa
ciazacego ma MIN zarzutu zdrady'
List wiceprezydenta senatu wywo1aa
W Paryzu ogramna sensacye. Spo-
dziewaja sic og6lnie, re Rad wytfo=
macy swe postepowanie W tel spra-
vie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
KrWiOzercZy d1uznik.

Rzezni TX Peter Krenz, zamieszk.
pm. s7s Cornell ul., znajduje sic
mocno o bity z odgryzionym pal
Gem srod dkowym Level reki W szpi-
talu sw. Elzbiety. opawiada on, re
nieiaki Adam Rakowski, zamieszka-
fy pm. 90 4 Wood ul., przez diuzszy
czas braE u niego mieso ma kredyt,
a gdy potem :mimo kilkakrotnych
upominah listowych, zap}aci6 ME
cbcia}, Krenz udaf sic do jego mie=
szkania, by pieniadze skolektowae.
Rakowski. rozgniewany, miaf sic
rzuci6 ma niego, odgryzc mu palec
i wyrzucid 60 ma ulioe. Rakowski
sic ukryWa. - .-..:.> -. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
Matka w ObrOnie dZiecka.

Clinton, Ia, Is Listopada. -
Czteroletnia Amelia Payson dzisiaj
popo}udniu bawi}a sic z innemi dziee-
mi okofo ognia przez mich roznieco-
nego, gdy p}omienie obje}y jej su-
kienke. Ma krzyk dziecka nadbiegfa
domu matka, kt6ra obje}a coreczke
i tulac jq do siebie, starala sic stfu-
mic pfomienie. Ale W skutek tego /
ma niej suknie sic zaje}y, a MIN So
siedzi zdolali ogieh ugasic, imatka
i c6rka tax mocno by}y poparzone,
ze W skutek tego, W pare godzin p6-
zniej umar}y.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
ROsya - JapOnia.

Londyn, le listopada.- Szanga-
ju donosza, ze miedzy Japonia Ro-
sya wynik}o grozne nieporozumienie,
bo Rosya opanowa}a kontrole mad
koreanskiemi c1ami. Niekt6rzy ja-
pohscy ministrowie radza do energi-
cznego wystapienia chociazby nawet
miaso przyjsc do wojny z Rosya.
Prezydentj ntjapohskich ministr6w mar
kiz Ito sprzeciwia sic temu, propo-
nujac, ably Anglia, Stany Zjednoczo-
ne Japonia wniosly wsp6lny pro-
test przeciw postepowaniu Rosyi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-11-17
PrzygOtOwania wOjenne.
Turcya koncentruje wOjska mad
buIgarska granica.

Londyn, Is listopada. - Zwykle
dobrze eApoinformowany korespon-
dent donosi do "Times'u": Traktat
pokoj owy miedzy Grecys a Turcya
jeszcze ME zostaf podpisany, roko-
wanna wzgledem autonomii Krety
ami krok ME postapi}y dalej a juz
okazuja sic niepokojace symphonic
ma Baikanie. Stosunki miedzy Tur-
cya Bu}garya So naprezone i Tur-
cya zb broi sic, aby W danym razie
bye gotowa. sciagnefa juz mad Buf-
garka g granice 100000 zo}nierzy u
zbrojonych W karabiny Mausera
dobrze zaopatrzynych W armaty
konie. Serbia zosta}aby naturalnie
do wszystkich zawik}an dotyczacych
Macedonia takze weiagnieta, we
dug ostatnich wiadomosci, W Alba,
nil wzmaga sic ruch wojenny. Ko-
nice koncem, ca}y Balkan przygo-
towuje sic dowojny.