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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19

Our domestic exports this year, ao-
cording to the figures OF the Bureau of
statistics, we're 80, III 50l greater than
those of last year. Had the impurta
remained at the figures Of last year,
si2l, 5Gl, 100, the excess Of exports this
year would have reached tile enormous
amount Of 1928, $50, 4s7. But owing ia
the threatening character OF the Ding
ley Guties, the New York Times shows,
all imports formerly free on which d
duty was to be placed, and all irnporta
on which the duty was to be advanced,
wcra largely increased, Tho imports
free of DUTY increased tt5, GEO, SIS and
those dutiable SO, 100, SO, toml IN.
crease Of l.739, 7o}. The result was
that, instead Of 40 excess of domestic
exports OF over 1923, OO1, 0O0. we have
an excess az barely $40, 0U) coo.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19


Special Correspondence OF ttazette and Journal
Newark, Aug. ls--The Delaware Col
lege students, who, with a party OF
friends, had been spending two weeks
Mt Bowers Beach. returned on Monday
They had pleasant outing. Members
OF the foot. ball team were there. and
lively practice was INDUCED in. In a
mile running race Simpler finished
fist. and Mullins was second.
Jamos Potter, colnred, WIS arraigned
before Magistrate Medill on Monday,
charged by his daughter, Mary Potter,
mony was to the effect that the woman
he chosed her. The case was dismissed.
p. Blair Pie was counsel for the &C
cused.
The next meeting of tho Farmers
Institute OF New Castle county will be
held at Shellpot PARK Wilmington. on
August Goth. In the morning Ehen
N. Baldwin and the Rev. Wilmer Jag.
gard will make addresses ami in the
afternoon there will he addresses al
follows: "Up.to Dato Dairying, by
John Gould of Ohip; agricultural
Conditions and Means for Their I'm.
provement," by Hon. J. II. Brigham,
assistant secretary Of the Department
OF Agriculture, at Washington, and
master OF tho National Grange. Music
will he furnished by the Talleyvilt
Quartet and tine park band.
The new artesian well has reached Q
depth Of l75 feet, and supplies Is
gallons OF water per minute.
Thieves entered Theodore +. Arm
strong's store on Monday, and stolt
| 5ln0 worth OF goods.
The business mon held meeting OF
Monday evening for the purpose q
devisng plans TO induce manufacturer
to establish plants here, but nothing
was done Another meeting will b.
hold soon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19
HI,LED mr. LiNIMEST.
Peculiar DEATH Of Charles II. Jones In
Trenton N. j.

PfcuITNr UentN Ut NhNFINH Es JuHtF III
Trenton N. j..
Trenton. N. D., diepatcn dated last
night says: Charles i. Jones whose
home, according to napers found in his
pocket, is at Wilmington, Dol, died
here this afternoon from the effects OF
taxing medicine which was intended
for horse liniment. Jones was uncon
scious when found, and it is not known
whether the medicine was taken with
suicidal intent. He was employed an Il
hostler for j. g. Clayton, a tobacconisi,
In Jones' pocket was letter from his
brother, Oscar jones' of No. 406 Frank
lin street, Wilmington, Del There
wae also paper which indicated that
be was a member Of Brandywipo Com
niondery, No 81, Ancient and Illustrious
Order of tho Knights Of Malta.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19

Justice Stephen j. Field Of the
United States supreme Cnurt, has com
pleted thirtyfour years Of seryIcn e
this position and therefore breaks tho
record for the lnneeat continuuus ser.
vice, held By Chiet Justice john Mar
shall Justice Field, who was APP
pointed in 1868 by President Lincoln,
in nov in bis 8lat year, haie end
hearty, of strong mentality, but feeble
body. lIc nus reached the ago of re-
trement, hut profors to remain in
active service on tho bench, and at the
supreme court rooms it is said thore is
no present indication that he will re'
tire.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19

Salem, N. j., Aug. l7.-Another
serious accident occurred at INNS
Point Battery yesterday, when Elmer
Sutton of Pennsyillc and William Lacey
of Salem, were badly injured by the fall
Of derrick. Two other wurkmen were
hurt at tho same time. Four mon have
bssn killed at thu battery since the
work OF building began thore.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19

Mrs. Susanna Chauwick. living at
No. 2l00 Market street, became i'll at
Twelfth and King streets Tuesday
afternoon and fell, cutting a cash in
her head. She was cared for by ply
sician and aent to her home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19

While some children we're playing on
franklin street between Sixth and
Seventh about O'Clock a. m. Tuesday
they fuund the dead body OF newly
born child. Deputy Coroner Chandler
was notified and took charge of the re-.
mains, There ia no clue to the child
natentage.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19

Elmer Sersou, lud living in South
Wilmington, fell from wagon AT
Maryland avenue and Beach street on
Tuesday afternoon. lie fell at the horse 8
feet and was kicked in the head. lie
was taken 10 Samuel Mcke.yer's store
ann afterward sent home. His injuries
are considered serious.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19

The tiues are uiowly improving, but
tho Improvement ia coming without
tho aid Of FREQ silver coinage. Aud yet
We were told "A yrar ago that free silver
coinage a.ono would restore prosperity.
This fad has now gone to join the all.
ver regulates the price Of wheat" fable.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19

their own doors, as the cheapest
and best method. There will still
be plenty OF business for us If the
people patronize well their own
home and locality stores. While we
prepare for business and work for it
to the best of our insights, we are
quite content to take that share of
II that fairly comes to US because
OF better service in qualities,
prices and guarantees, or other sat
isfactions.
While we never brag of our bust
ness, and especially while others
are suffering, our store has grown
little by little to the full size of an
entire block, and it steadily grows
from within, because it does some
things better and better--as the
people, one by one, find out-from
day to day. Almost every one of
our departments has behind it over
twenty years and some of them
nearly forty years experience.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19

Thu grain barge Union, hailt by the
Jackson & Sharp Co. for the Philadsl-
phia Flonting Elevator CO.. wac sue
cessfully launched about 3 O'Clock on
Tuesday AFTERNOON,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19
MILFORD.

Special Cnrresnonlence OF Gazette and journal
Milford, Aug. l6.-A brooklyn syn
tlicGto, represented by John Givons,
has purchased Slaughter Leach, near
hore, and will make it a tirst-c class
hayahore resort A largo hotel, with
bfr, billiard room and extensive sta
bling, will lie erected, and an elevated
board walk, mile long and 10 feet
wide, will lie constructed.
q. Frank Taylor, formerly hotel
lloaper at Pittshurg, is negotiating with
OK GOV. Pointer for strin Of land at
the junction Of the Delaware, Mary
land & Virginia ana Queen Anne'6
railroads, Mt Glendale, on which he
cnntempaies erecting large hotel
next fall.
q. Il, W. Williams, agent, has snd
for F. Il Harrington the William vii
son mill property and dwelling for $500.
William r. Strunk Of Roadhouse, ILL.,,
was the purchaser.
Milford. Aug. ID. Ella Miller, col.
ored, was accostod on South Front
street on Saturday evening by an I'M
known man, who, after making m i'm
proper proposal, threw her down and
severely gaahcd her throat. Her screams
cRusud him to foe. The wound re-
| quired Is stitches.
a drive we'll, which supplies 30 gal
| Ions of water per minute, has been
sunk al DAVID Reis' cannery. II ia 30
| foot deep.
A man nearly starved, who said mis-
name ia W. W. Cain and that he was
iourneying from Lynn, Mass, to Lewes
| in search Of employment, was found
unconscious last Saturday on the D.,
NJ. & V. railroad near Elendale. He
was brought hers, and after his needs
had been supplied was sent to Lewes.
Mrs. Laura Smith, aged 81 years,
wife OF Thompson II. Smith, died III
Lincoln recently. ...-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19

Here is paragraph that ought to
provo entertaining reading to tho farm
ere Of Delaware, Ii is from the last
weekly lettor Of IlamDleton ~ Co.,
banllers, OF Baltimore;
Wheat advances fifteen cents per
bushel and silver drops nearly five cGntH
per ounce, simultaneously How do
you account for this anomaly, tir.
Bryan, ct al. BY the way what has
become Of Mr.. Bryan If We renem.
her correctly, no Enid that wheat and
silver were inseparahly connected as to
HuctLatiOn in values, and that it was
not pussiDlo for the one 70 aivancB and
tho Gtner to decline, A great mHny
free 'siger p0Euistic idGla arc hulng
smashed Jus; about this time. accord.
ng 10 the theurieA of tha free. LIVER
advuCHtes and tie undolders Of popu-
listlC doctrines, II was not possible for
thu farmer to be prosperous and happy.
except through the inRtrumentRiity Of
free silver aud anti.option lava, And
yet We now have il that wheat is
rapidly approaching the one dollar por
hushel point, and the farmers laugh.
sing and are merry, notwithstanding
| the country voted to retain the gold
standard, and silver Ia selling at the
| lowest point reached. We also notice
| that an anticipation conssntion WAS
| called to meet few days since, at the
South, to advocate anti option laws,
and that there we're scarcely any onR
! present, the iarmerg being tou busy and
well cuntented to waste their time in
| such Improbable dsGusaions. The
bullion value of the American silver
dollar is now Just about 80 cents. add
uushel of wheat is worth about
double this amount. We do not be
ieve that even the most eXtrome free
alyer advocate will evet again have tina
hardihood to argue that tho prcs o.
wheat is governed by the price of SILVER
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19

In paper on our national currency,
Mr.. William @. Little OF st. Louis
shows that we have nine different kinds
OF circulating medium-gold, silver,
medium-iust think of it--golu, silver,
nickel, copper, legal tenders, national
bank notes, gold certificates, silver car
tificates, treasury notes, anu all called
money, about 81, 200, O00 600 Of which
relies on the faith and credit of the
government for sustenance and rests On
the vacillating, sensitive business dis.
turber and breeder OF panics, turmoil
and striie-'viz, the gold reserve, which
varies more or less from day to day
and runs up and down the scale from
$40, 600, 900 to $50, 600, 900. the mini
mum being little more than per
cent of the liabilities and the maximum
about y per cent thereof! Can any
sane man convince himself that this IL
safe condition of affairs. and can be
maintained indefinitely?
Owing to certain conditions prevail.
ing at THE time, we are for tho time
being lulled intU a faeling CT falgo 50.
curity and our efTorts to ADJUST The
finances OF the government seem prac
tiually abandoned. Present conditions
cannot BIO expected to continue indeii,
nitely.
very slight increase in imports OF
sales of our securities by foreigners
would largely increase the flow Of golt
10 that direction, and, as usual, thu
unprotected government vaults would
be called upon 10 eupply it. Then W
will have repetition OF tho endless
chain farce, further issues of bonds
business conditions seriously disturbed
and an abundance OF material for th
enemies of sound finance.
Therefore, why not tako the matte
up without delay and dispose OF it il
manner that will forever oiminat
frnh politics the questions that we're s.
bitterly contested during the last cam
paign, and not wait until wc are force
to do so. In tines of en7e prepare 70
stringsucy, and thsn Jhorn will! he n
stringenCy, ---
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19
u,,..;+,re LAST August ii
' III hItuhS eaauad aS thoiI0h

uH'uS seemed as though
the furniture stock was perfect and
that values would never be sur
passed. But year Of study and
trying has helped wonderfully.
Prove the
VAST FURNITURE STOCK
at any point. A CHINA CLOSET of
worthy build and graceful pattern,
uuartered oak, for $3.50. Such a
piece of furniture would be counted
good value at $50. And that is but
a random hint.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY STYLES
OF BEDROOM SUITES
are ready, SO for a substantial g.
piece suite of solid oak in antique
finish. At SIS there are six styles
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19

''The crime OF %, according to the
FittsGurg Dispatch, "1aama 70 be the
hopeless rupture q the purity Of
wheat and silver, But, ualiko tho
crime Of rs, " it cannot be laid by
the sllreritas at the door Of the general
government
Wheat and corn and cotton arc likely
to bring to this country, within the
coming year, aure gold than tho Klca.
dixie folds will yield in century They
are tine basis Of our s0on expected na.
Aonal prosperity.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-04
Anglicy WYbOrach W
New YOrku.

LoNDyN, 3go L;stopada. -
Rezultat wybor6w W New
Yorku ME cieszy sic sympatya
augielskich gazet. Tutejszy
sun" powiada, ze pierwsze
miasto wielkiego narodu otrzy.
ma}o urzednik6w, ktorych
wisksza Geese powinna siedziec
W domu poprawy.
,,St. James Gazette" robi
uwage, ae dopoki Amerykanie
ME zdobeda sic ma klass ludzi,
gotowych pracowac dla dobra
kraju bezinteresownie, rzsdzit
mimi ME przestanie Tammany.
W podobny spos6b przema-
wiaja inne powazne gazety.
Dzienniki niemieckie ida "a
ich przykladem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-04
Rok VIII.

polsku. Jezeli kultura polska
niewzruszenie utrzymala sic W
ayciu domowem pewnej gar
SIKH ludnosci, przypisac to ma.
ley jej aywotnosci, ME sas
sztucznej intrydze legendo..
wych upan6w" i ,,Jezuit6w",
kt6rzy sic stall oddawna pro-
chem W ziemi.
Niewatpliws jest rzecza, se
jest to kraj mieszany j kraj
dw6ch kultur. Me o poloni-
zacye i ME 0 rusyfkacye cho.
die W MIN powinno! Usunie.
Gle antagonizmu religijnego,
r6wnouprawnienie obywatel.
skie j zgodna praca wszystkich
mieszka1c6w dla dobra kraju
i pa6stwa, rozwoj dobrobytu
ekonomicznego, nadewszystko
zas wzajemny szacunek dw6ch
kultur wsp6}dzialanie ich W
kierunku oswiaty moralnej =
oto zadania przyszlosci. Tru-
dino przeciez przypuszczac, 2e-
by przyszedl do skutku pro-
jekt przeniesienia sic wszyst.
kich obywateli i inteligencyi
polskiej do Kr6lestwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-04
Telegramy zagranicERa
Pogrzeb ksieinej Teck.

WINDSOR, 3 Listopada. =
Pogrzeb ksiesnej Teck, ku-
zynki kr6lowej Wiktoryi i
siostry ksiecia Cambridge, od-
by} sic dzisiaj. Zwloki zloAono
W kaplicy zamku Windsor. Ma
uroczystosciach pogrzebowych
byli obecni ministrowie, urze'
dnicy dworscy, przedstawiciele
ambasad i pa6stw zagranicz-
nych, ksiazeta Christian, Vic
tor, Cambridge, Sasko Wei
marski i Walii, oraz reprezen.
tanci ksiazat kr6l6w europej-
skich. Cesarza Wilhelma "a
stepows} ksiaze Henryk Pru-
ski. Ksiszne ksiezniczki byly
takze obecne W kosciele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-04
Zamach m0rderczy.

CINCINNATI, 3 Listopada. -
DIS rano Lindsay Neighbert
probowal zamordowac panis
J. Henry W Clifton, przez kt6.
ra zostal niedawno odprawio-
ny re s}uzby. Kiedy pani
Henry siedziala sama PREY
sniadaniu, Neighbert nagle
przyszed} do pokoju i strzela1
do niej z reWolWeru. Mad
biegfa sluzsca i udalo jej SIG
wypsdzic z pokoju Neighber-
ia; uciek3 on do lasu i tam
strzeliwszy do siebie W glove,
zabi} sic ma miejscu. Pani
Henry jest tylko lekko ranio.
ma W ramie. Neighbert by1 u
niei ogrodnikiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-04
,Spadek po znachorce.

Pred kilku tygodniami
zmarla ma Pelcowiznie pod
Warszawa niejaka Bronislaws
d., dobrze cd wielu lat znana
calej ubozszej ludnosci W roe.
leglej okolicy jako lekarka i
znachorka. Praktyka D. byla
niezmiernie rozleg}a i ukr6cic
sic ME dala: kilkakrotnie po.
ciagana do odpowiedzialnosc
znachorka zawsze umiala sic
cd groascej kary wykrecic.
Umarla, doczekawszy lat po.
deszlych, i zostawila mienie,
kt6re podlug dopelnionego "
tych dniach spisu inwentarza
wynosi $4,000 rubli. Do spa
dku po znachorce, zmarlej bes
testamentu, legitymuja sic
trzei siostrze1cy, wsSyscy 70.
botnicy fabrycsni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-04
POdarunki jubiIeusz0we kr6lo.
wei WiktOryi.

w Imperial Institute W Lon.
dynie W dniu 1Sym 2. m. byla
otwarta wystawa podark6w
jubileuszowych kr6lowej. Sc.
DIVA monarchini sama zrobila
wyb6r wsr6d dar6w i adres6w.
Zajely one spora Geese olbrzy-
miego gmachu. By'y tam po.
dark wszystkich czlonk6w
kr6lewskiej rodziny j 450
adres6w z calego swiata W
puszkach zlotych i srebrnych,
przedziwnej roboty. Pierw..
Sym podarkiem ma liscie byl
obraz Detaille'a przedstawia.
jacy nastepcs tronu brata
jego ks. Connaught konno =
Jest to dar ksiecia Walii. Ce.
sarska para chidska ofarowa}a
bronzowa kadzielnlce z przed
5000 lat. Podarki zajmowasy
przestrze6 700 stop, byao ich
900. Wiele prezent6w, wbrew
2yczeniu kr6lowej, nadeszlo cd
os6b prywatnych-p -poczynajac
cd waz zlotych i zwycaajnych
stol6w, ko1czac ma - bicyklu.
Wiktorya otrzymala take
zwierzeta - gadajace papugi,
australijskie kanguru zyrafe
cd kr6la Khama, kt6ry ju2
obecnie ME zyje. q wystawy
tel zostaly wykluczone klejno-
ty = majs one utworzyc oso-
bna. Wsr6d cennych dar6w
znajdowala sic zlota waza,
ofarowana babce przez wnuka
cesarza Wilhelma. Wielka war.
tosc przedstawiai portret sza-
cha perskiego, grawirowany
ma srebrnej blasze i oprawny
W turkusy j brylanty. Kuzy.
movie i kuzynki kr6lowej
pierwszego stopnia, W ich re
die ks. Cambridge, ksieana
Teck i wielka ksieana Me-
klemburg Strelitz ofarowali
ksiege, W srebro oprawna z
brylantowymi inicyalami V.
R. ma okladce, zawierajaca
podpisy ofiarodawc6w. Lord
Rotszyld nadeslal diva srebrne
pozlacane kosze do kwiat6w,
wspanialy kosz srebrny ofiaro.
wala iona lorda-majora Lon.
dynu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-04
Sp6r 2 Haiti zafatwi0ny.

BERLIN, 9go Listopada. -
Sp6r misdzy poslem niemie-
ckim ,Schwerinem a Simonem,
prezydentem rzeczypospolitej
Haiti, zosta1 pokojowo zafa-
twiony ia korzysc Niemiec.
Me grozi}o przytem Sadne
niebezpiecze6stwo doprowa.
dzenia rzeczy do ostatecznosci,
a pog}oski o wys1aniu przez
Rad niemiecki do Haiti okre.
tow wojennych, powsta}y
ztad, re przypadkiem try
okrety, odbywajsce cwiczenia
ma morzu, zawinely do Port
au Prince.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-04

Rgesg6a0. = W Grebowie
ko}o Rzeszowa, ma pastwisku
podpalila z nienawisci jedna
dziewczyna druga, spiaca. Me.
szczesliwa, obudzi}a sic W plo-
mieniach, pocze}a biedz, inne
zas dzieci, widzac zywa pocho.
dnie, przelekly sic j uciekay."
Dopiero wiesniak, kt6ry ME.
daleko suszy1 siano, ldopsdgh
dziewcze, ale jua W chwili, gay
odziez GAIA do szczetu sic ma
niei spalila. Nieszczesliwa
wkr6tce skonala. Sprawa be-
die W tych dniach ro7trzasana
pred ssdem obw. W Rzeszo.
vie.
RakonieaDice. - Wielkie
wrazenie wywarlo tn na3ozenie
kary "a dokonany czyn milo
sierny. Zaraz po strasznej
klesce powodziowej ma Slszku,
nauczyciel tutejszy p. B., chcac
sic przys}uzyc choc W czssci
nieszczesliwym ofarom, urza.
dill kolekte, bez pozwolenia
naturalnie naczelnego prezesa,
ME ssdzil bowiem, il do spell
nienia tax milosiernego czynu,
potrzebnem jest pozwolenie.
Jake sic .jednak zadziwil 6w
nauczyciel, kiedy mu W tych
dniach nades}ano pismo, W
kt6rem powiedziano, ze ma
wniosek prokuratoryi W VOL
sztynie, "a zbieranie skfadek
W dniach 10, Iii 10 Sierpnia,
skazany zosta} pa 10 marek
kary lub diva dni wiezienia!
A wiec takie podziekowanie
otrzymal p. B. "a swoje trudy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-04
MOrderstHO.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, 8 Listop.
z Marinette, Wis, donosi de-.
pesza specyalna, re wlasciciel
hotelu Peter Graef W Crivitz
zastrzeli3 dzisiaj Ludwika
Klausa. Klaus by1 kelnerem;
W ostatnich czasach czesto SIG
upijal. DIS przyszed} do pi.
wiarni Graefa zachowywai
sic bardzo halasllwie. Kiedy
Graef mu grozil wyrzuceniem
"a drzwi, Klaus zamierzyl sic
IA niego, a wtedY Graef wyjal
revolver, strzelil, i tra6l Klau.
sa W piers tax nieszczesliWie,
ae tenze upad4 niezywy ma
miejscu. Klaus znans byl oso.
bistoscia W Marinette, Green
Bay, Iron Mountain i innych
miejscowoseiaeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-04
UWelnieni anarchisci.

MADRYT, 3go Listopada. =
112 os6b, ktore W twierdzy
Montjuich odsiedzialy kare
roku wiezienia "a nalezenie do
spisku anarchist6w, zostaio
dzisiaj wypuszczonych ma vol.
nose.
Poniewsz doszlo po wiado.
mosci rzsdu, re karlisci spro.
wadzajs do kraju broh z "a
granicy, naradzal sic Sagasta z
ministrem wojny mad srodkami
repre- esyjnymi, ktore przedsis-
wziasc nalezy przeciw dalszym
agitacyom buntownikow.
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P0Wstanie W Indyach.

PUMA, 3go Listopada. -
Dzisiai rozpocza} sic process
adwokata bramin6w, Damodar
Chapekar, kt6ry sic przyznal,
ae zgladzi} re swiata dw6ch
ofcer6w angielskich i obla}
smols pomnik kr6lowej WIKI
toryi.
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2 Mastana donosza, re wojsko
Williama Lockhart obozuje
ebecnie w'dolinie Maiden, W
takiem mieiscu, kt6re Afrydo.
vie uwazali "a niemozliwe do
zdobycia.
Inny oddzia} wojska zajs}
s}awns bozaice j lasek W Bagh,
miejscowosc, stanowiacs CEN
tralny punkt powstania Airy
dow. ztamtad wychodzila a.
gitacya polityczna ireligiina.
Do wnetrza boznicy Anglicy
ME wtargneli, baczsc ma ME.
tykalnosc swietego miejsca,
lecz zniszczyli lasek, wycinajsc
W MIN W pie1 wszystkie drze.
wa.
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Bldeni u cesarza.

W1EDE6, 3go Listopada. =
Cesarz Franciszek Jozef odby1
dzisiaj powt6rns narade 2 pre-
zesem ministr6w, hrabis Babe
MIN, W sprawie haniebnych
awantur W radzie pa1stwa.
Rezultat konferencyi niewia.
domy.
w radzie miejskiej zacho-
wywa}o sic dwoch radzc6w
nieparlamentarnie. Przewo'
dniczacy dr.. Lueger kazaf i'm
opuscic sale, a gdy tego uczy.
mic ME chcieli, rozwiaza} po.
siedzenie, oswiadczajac, re
sprawe postspowania owych
pan6w odda do rozpatrzenia
prokuratorowi.
Ostatnie zajscia W radzie
pa6stwa spowodowa}y W r6z-
nych miejscach krwawe b6jki
miedzy czeskimi i niemieckimi
studentami. w Graz pokale-
czono ciezko szesciu, a W Pra-
DE dwudziestu Niemcow.
Aresztowano wiele os6b pod
zarzutem wywo}ywania zbie.
gowisk.
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Eksprezydent Ezeta W Wiezieniu.

OAKLAND, CAL, 8 Listop.-
Carlos Ezeta, eksprezydent
rzeczypospolitej Salvador pro.
eli W Oakland pewnego ssdzie.
60 o }aske. By4 on zaskarzony
o to, re ME zaplacil $50 male
zscych sig "a komorne, i ME
staWil sic ma termin. Areszto-
wano go tedy "a lekcewazenie
sadu i zamknisto ma godzine.
Teraz eksprezydent zap'acil
komorne i koszta ssdowe i
zosta} uwolniony cd oskarzenia
o lekcewazenie sadu, gdyz, jak
twierdzi, ME umie po angiel-
sku.
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cisg kolei Buffalo, New York
d Boston, ktory tn przyby} o
godz. 9 min. 48, odjecha}, we-
sz}o dw6ch rahusi6w niezama,
skowanych do wagonu fotelo.
wego i grozac podroznym re-.
wolwerami, ,zaaada4o pieniedzy.
Otrzymawszy je, pociagnsli "a
line sygnalowa, a gdy pocisg
zwolnil biegu, zeskoczyli i
uciekli. Gdy pociag staus},
juz ME znaleziono sladu rabu.
slow. Zabrali okolo 70 do 80
dolarow podr6znym.