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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

BOYSl BOYSil BOYSil-You can make
money and get Bicycle for nothing. TheNews
wants 10 boys in Providence and vcirity who
want 10 earn 50 on S3 "A week by working n few
hours every afternoon. The work will be easy
and right in your home neighhorhood. Boys
who reside with their parents or guardians
preferred. Call at once and receive full ex-
planation. Circulation Department Provi-
dcnce News, Weybosset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

FOR sAl.E-Ten.room mouse l05 Burnstt
street Apply 90 a. Russell brown. n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
spECTACLEs AND EYEGLASSES

Hosmer, corner Westminster and franklin
streets, more than understands fitting specta.
Giles and eyeglasses prices onchalf what other,
charge Open every evening. nl3 IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
MAXEY CAUGHT.
Continued from Page i.)

station safely, and he sold the horse and
saddle, but kept a revolver he had retain
cd, having heard 10 was useful article in
some eastern cities
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

FOR sALE-buttonw woods Cottage psrtr
ally furnished. Apply 20 ~ Russell Brown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

BOYS! BOYsll BoYs.ll-You can make
money and get Bicycle for nothing Tie
News wants 200 boys in Providence and vi
cinity who want 10 earn 81 or 81 "a week by
working few hours every afternoon. The
work Will te easy and right i'm your home
neighborhood Boys who reside with their
parents or guardians preferred. Call at once
and receive full explanation. Circulation
Department, Providence News, Weybosseb
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
BUSINESS CHA Noes.
REAL ESTATE BoUGHr. SOLD.

Exchanged; loans on real and personal prop
erty all KINDS. City Exchange Bureau, 335
Westminster street. Richard Taylor. A. Is.
Ram sdell. as-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

WANTED. .-Coachman's Livery Coat Black
preferred, size 81, in good order. Name price
Address Fox Il. News Office. a7.6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

FOX SALE Nine-rGom cottage ~ Oak.
land Beach Apply 90 J. b. ksndsll. ~ Oak.
land Beach avenus rovp.tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

To LfT-Two furnished rooms. heat. gas an,
bath home comforts; private family. ~
Pine street, right.hand bell al2.6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
WINTER RESORTS.


WANTED-Tour old wheel 20 repair and
put IN up-to-date style: the best equipped
repair and machine shop in the city: second
hand wheels exchanged or sold on commits
sion. The Electrical and Mechanical Mfg
CO., q Page street aI0.et
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

wANTED-A good carriage painter. App
70 n. Smith, III and 10 Buell. street. wool
socket. NJ Or
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
III RSONA T..
Rooms 10 LET.

To LET-Two pleasant low.pricrd nppor
rooms, private family. 257 Dean street left
bell. aiget
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

FOX SALk-Tvo splendid cot.age lots on
warwick Neck. Apply 60 d. Russell Brown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

Steel Spectacies mot iron) l0c.; Eyeglasses
1Oc. with case and silk cordl; Gold Alloy
specls JOc. with best CRYSTAL lens sl.OO; Gold
Specks 500, Eyeglasses $2.5J mis- III
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

To LET-Nice hcates rooms; all modern
COnvcniencos; hrst-class board 2l meal tick.
cts $50 Eureka Hous,, &8 Fountain
street ai2et
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-Desirabe building lot 6Ox1OO
feet on Waverly street; convenient TO elec-
tries. Apply 81 Oakland street, left-hand
beli. aS-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

SPECIAL SALE OF CLOCKS : Alarm
clocks, warranted one year, 50c Sday oak
or walnut clocks, strike hours and half
hours, sl.,5. At Hosiner's corner Westmin.
ster and Franklin streets isy2 ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

SAWDUST For SALF-Flour barrel, IS
cents. A. IL. Flint Mfg. Co, end of Troy
street. mrII ~
The herald., 1897-04-01
INDEX
TO TELEGRAPH NEWS

Secretary Bliss listens to arguments
against the making of forest reser-
vaticns.
Governor Budd signs long list of
claims, most of them being for the
payment of private claims against
the state.
Heavy rain and strong wind added
to the terror of the food situation; q
dozen little towns under water and
thousands of cattle drowned.
Piles of bodies of men and women,
children, horses and vehicles and
ruins of houses; darkness and fire
and pouring rain make scene of in
describable horror in the cyclones
path in Oklahoma.
The tariff bill passed by the house,
together with an amendment where
by it goes into operation today ex-
cepting as to such goods as are al
ready purchased and ordered shipped
to the United States.
The herald., 1897-04-01
THE CHASTITY MISTAKE
MADE IN SETTING ASIDE
FOREST RESERVES
Bliss Grants a Hearing to People
Who Don't Believe in Forest
Reservations

WASHINGTON, March 31.-Secretary
Bliss granted, a hearing today to large
congressional delegation, who desired to
protest against the forestry resolution
order issued by President Cleveland
February 22d. setting aside large tracts
in various states. Those present includ-
ed Senators Wilson and Turner of Wash
ington, Clark and Warren of Wyoming,
Carter and Mantle of Montana, Cannon
Of Utah, Pettigrew of South Dakota,
Representative Mondell of Wyoming
and ex-senator Money Of South Dakota.
Land Commissioner Hermann and Di-
rector Walcott of the geographical sur
vey were also present. The general
proposition urged was that the proclaim
alton be either suspended until an in
vestigation could be made as to the char
acter Of the lands embraced in the re-
served tracts.
1T was claimed that the act Of Presi-
dent Cleveland was in direct violation
of section "a of the act of March g. 1891.
"to repeal timber culture laws" and of
the general land office regulations, both
requiring, before any land is set aside
as forestry reserves by proclamation,
that due and satisfactory notice be CIV
en- by posted notices In the vicinity and
publication in the newspapers.
Senator Pettigrew denounced the or
der as contrary to the law. and called
for the entire revocation of it, but stated
he had no objection to another procla-
nation being issued later to meet neces-
sary requirements and respecting the
rights and interests of the people.
Senator Wilson characterized the Or
der as "ghastly mistake" and called
particular attention to the Washington
reserve, which comprises 100000 acres.
He said at least 100000 acres had been
reserved in his state in violation Of all
rights and without notice to any one.
| In one county alone, embraced within
the order there were $500 mineral loca-
tions on which work aggregating S2,-
600 900 had been done. The proclama-
uon, he declared. took away all rights.
| thus virtually confiscating all such prop
cry. So far as Washington state is
cor cerned the reservation is not needed,
as there is a perpetual water supply in
/ the river through the great glaciers and
an annual rainfall averaging 100 inches.
He said he was not opposed to proper and
legal reserves, but they should not be
created in disregard to all other inter-
tests.
Senator Garter advocated the suspen-
sion of the order pending an investiga-
ton of the class Of lands thus brought
in.
The herald., 1897-04-01

issued this evening orders the western
naval division, under Captain Kriezi,
to assemble at Iukas. 1t consists of the
Aceton, the Eurotas. the Basileos Geor-
gios, the Naurchse Miulias and the Am
brakia, with fur torpedo boats.
The torpedo fiotiila under the command
of Prince George is now cruising at the
entrance of the Gulf of Volto.
EVACUATION ORDERED
BERLIN, March S1.-A dispatch to
the Berliner Tageblatt from Constanti-
nople says that five of the powers, not
including Germany, delivered note to
the sultan requesting the immediate
withdrawal of the Turkish troops from
the Thessalian frontier.
The herald., 1897-04-01
THE KENTUCKY DEADLOCK
Hunters Forces Are Likely to 60 to
Pieces

FRANKFORT, KY. March 31.-Five
ballots for senator were taken today
without result, Hunter being still three
short Of election. Assembly adjourned.
The conditions in the struggle are
practically unchanged. with the excep-
tion that DR.. Hunters forces are slowly
disintegrating Senator Hissen of New
port has announced that he will not again
vote for Hunter. There Is a movement
on foot to have new caucus called.
A fight took place in the senate cham
Der today between A. d. James, Repub-
lican, of Muhlenburg county. and Door
keeper Bob Tyler, over statement in
the papers this morning. Tyler struck
James twice. DR.. James made move
ment to draw a gun. Friends inter-
fered
The herald., 1897-04-01
Santa Clara Dog Show

SAN JOSE, March 31.-The first an
nual bench show Of the Santa Clara
Valley Poultry and Kennel club opened
at noon with about 200 entries, San
Francisco. Sacramento. Stockton, San
Jose and other towns being represented
The show Is pronounced one Of the finest
ever held on the oeast
The herald., 1897-04-01
Crowley Didn't Resign

SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.-The
board of police commissioners held its
weekly meeting tonight. but contrary
to expectation Chief Crowley did not
present his resignation nor was the mat
ter discussed during the session
The herald., 1897-04-01
Which the Senate May Possibly
Lick Into Shape
NOT A REPUBLICAN BoLTE
THOUGH SOME EXPRESSED
DESIRE TO DO so
The Adoption of Grosvenor's Amenc
ment Makes the Bill Retroact-
i've, and Duties Will Date
From All Fools Day
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, March 31.-Wi,
tomorrow the duties imposed by Ii
Dingley bill will go into effect, and II
present law will be a thing of the pas
If the last amendment attached to IL
bill before it's passage in the house IL
day shall be in the bill when 1t Is f1na
ly enacted, and provided also that
shall be held to be legal by the court
The Republican victory today was con
plete. They presented an unbroko
front to the opposition. On the otht
hand, five Democrats-one more tha
and gave the bill the approval of the
votes. Those five Democrats are intei
ested particularly in the sugar scheduli
Three came from Louisiana and tW
from Texas. One Populist Howard {
Alabama, voted for the bill. Twenty
one other members of what is denonl
mated "the opposition" consisting {
Populists Fusionists and Silverites de
clined to record themselves either "a
or against the measure.
The vote on the final passage of th
bill stood Ayes, 205; nays, 122; preset
and not voting, 81; a majority of ss
The galleries today were crowded I
suffocation. After the amendment fxin
tomorrow as the date on which this III
should go into effect had been adppte,
against the protests of the Democrat
who contended that it was retroacti,
and therefore unconstitutional, the la.
three hours were taken up with sho
speeches, most of which were made +,
the benefit of the galleries and the col
stituents of the speakers.
The Democrats had yielded the que
tion of long debate over the Grosv
nor amendment in the hope that enous
progress might be made with the b
to permit the house to reach the sug.
schedule, but only two more pages we
read, leaving 140 unconsidersd in II
committee of the whole. TIL. motto
to recommit with instructions to amer
the bill so as to suspend duties Oh art
clse controlled by the trusts. upon whis
they based the principal hope Of brea
ing through the Republican anlss. fall,
Of it's purpose. Every Republican vot,
against it. There was great Segno
stration on the floor ard IN the sale
les when the bill was firsly gecl1r
passed.
The herald., 1897-04-01

Voting on the tart .li was r't
begin until 8 o'clock 's attef
the galleries were cro 'aed eerly e s
ness the maneuvers ding ri f1
climax of the ter day 14ttis.
.Dingley and Bailey opppsl.s ie'
ers, were in their e. aaA Srf4
Reed called the h, csdar ~
o'clock. Richardsor % faossse y
attention to the I; lc4t tl
manifestly no quoru 1-sert 'r--
clined, on account o. Ha7
naming for the &C r-i.s. y
bill, to make the po
Paragraph &C, M ..rg phenar~
etc., dutiable at s c.
stricken out on motion "a ~. p
Pennsylvania. This ae As a.
in the paragraph tc tte 5s'te. s'nI
making them dutiable at y Der cen
Grosvenor offered committee amer
ment, which was adopted. making I
rate on dates and currants cents !
pound. Devries, Denocrat, of Calf
mia, said, as a representative of II
growing district. ne favored the arnel
ment.
Grosvenor then presented the anne
ment about which there has been
much discussion during the last df
fixing April 1st as the date on which
bill shall go into effect. The amendro
in full Is as follows:
Section 27-That all articles mentio
a., tha eaxeroI cobedrIas of fhtS
which shall be imported into the u
States between the first day of Al
1897, and the date of the passage os
act, and which were not purchased
directed by the owner to be shipped
importation into the United States
any citizen thereof prior to April
1897, shall bear the same duties
charged upon similar articles IN
act, and such duties are hereby ma
lien on such articles wherever an
whatsoever hands found, except In
hands of persons holding them for
consumption and having no purpo'
sell or patt with the same or any
or product\of the same. and except
in the hands of persons shown 10
obtained such articles without noti
the provisions\of the act; and any
son, not final consumer or n
without notice, having obtained
terest in or possession of any such
Gle or articles so subject to duty q
as common carrier or Warehouse
shall be liable for the peymen es
The herald., 1897-04-01
MUSICAL

FOR sALE-HANDSOME UPRIGHT
Grand Bass plano at great sacrifice.
Rodm No. 81, The Savoy, Fourth and
Hin sts.; call mornings. tt
ALL PIANOS RENTED FROM A. G.
GARDNER. 118 Winston st., near the
main postofiice. are tuned regularly,
Iref~ tt
The herald., 1897-04-01
aUMMEL BROS. & CO.
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.
California Bank Building,
300-302 w. Second street. In basement.
Telephone 500.

WANTED - INDUSTRIAL AGENTS
New and attractive contract Room g.
German-American bank building. II
WANTED--HELP FREE AND SITUA-
tions. 2s61k s. Spring. e. NITTINGER. If
The herald., 1897-04-01
W.4NTED-M -MISCELLANEOUS

sTRAYED-cAMET TO MY PLACE TUES
day morning two bay mares branded S. :
owner may have same by paying charges.
w. p. WILKES, Rosedale ave-, north of
Sixth, or address Station s, city.
LOST--2 BAY MARES; LIBERAL RE-
ward II returned to SIG s. Pearl st. r. A.
NORRIS. AZ
FOUND-WILHELM'S 400 ACRE PAS
ture. the best. S26 s. Main st. 4-5
The herald., 1897-04-01
HELP WANTED-EEMALE

wANTED-IN WIDOwERS FAMILY,
an educated and refined lady, 80 to 40, who
could appreciate a good home; small
In city preferred. Address. B.. box Zoo
Herald.
The herald., 1897-04-01

FOR sALE-oLD p
tes 10 suit. at this OF
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BurzliWa pOdr6i.

PHILADELPHIA, 80 Listop.
- Brytyjska barka Interpolis,
kt6ra przybyla tn wczoraj
wieczorem z Greenock W Szko.
cyl przeby}a podroz dluga i
burzliws iwpodr6zy tel stracila
dwie osoby do zalogi nalezsce.
Interpolis wybra3a sic W po.
droz z Greenock d. % Wrze"
snia 2 balastemi, majac W Phi
ladelphi zabrac 4adunek nafty.
Zaraz pierwszego dnia pow.
stala burza, a trzeciego dnia
przy zwijaniu zagli majtko vie
James Bruce i Karl Brunner
zostali przez wiatr zrzuceni na
poklsd i zabici ma miejscu. W
ciagu caiej podr6zy az do przy.
ladka Henlopen, bardzo mu'
siasa walczyc z burza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-30

plany reformy rzadu hiszpa6'
skiego. Azeby to uczynit pra'
wnie, zawrze sic tymczasowy
uk}ad. Kapitan generalny "a
mianuje cabinet, kt6ry two
rye beda: Minister spraw we.
wnetrznych, ktory rownocze'
snie bsdzie ministrem sprawie-
dliwosci ipremierem, i mini
strowie fuans6w, szka publ.
cznych, robot publicznych i
rolnictwa, przemyslu i handlu.
Tym sposobem utworzy sig
Rad miejscowy, kt6ry krajem
rzadzic bedzie ma razie, dopo.
XII ME odbeda sic wybory u-
rzsdnik6w. Wybory op6znis
sic troche powodu, ze census
jest niedok}adny.
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OlbrZymia k0bieta.

SAN Francisco, 80 List. -
Pani Teresa Cardoza, kt6ra Cd
lat wielu mieszka}a W tenn
miescie, umarla W Sobote, a
dzisiaj zosta}a pochowana ma
W1osklm cmentarzu. Wa2yfa
ona przesz}o 900 funt6w i trze.
ba by}o wylamac porscze u
schod6w W jej mieszkaniu, a
zeby zniesc zwloki. Trumns
musiano zaopatrzyc W osobne
zelazne okucie, a poniewaz "a
den karawan ME by} dose du.
ay, by zw}oki W MIN sic pomie'
scily, musiano je zawiesc W
ciszkim wozie ekspresowym.
PAM Cardoza dwukrotnie wy.
chodzila "a MAJ i pozostawlfa
piecioro dzieci, z kt6rych maj.
m}odsze liczy Is miesiecy vie
ku.
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Telegramy KrajoWe
Process Th0rna.

New YORK, 80 Listop. -
Dzisiaj zaky6czyio sic przeslu'
chiwanie swiadk6w W procesie
Thorna, oskarzonego o zamor.
dowanie Guldensuppego PREY
pomocy pani Mack. Sam
Thorn stawa} jako swiadek.
zeznauia jego by1y jasne,
zwiezle i spokojne; twierdzii,
ze o zamordowaniu G. dowie.
dzia} sic W chwili, gdy Nacko-
wa wysz}a domu morderstwa
i powiedzia}a mu, ze G. niezy-
wy ley W domu. Opisywa1
szczegolowo, jak Nackowa po.
cisla zwlcki i jak potem oby.
dwoie czesci zw}ok W r6znych
miejscych ukryli. Obro6ca
Thorna prokurator zapewne
iutro zako1cza sWe mowy, po-
czem sedziowie przysisgli cd.
bsds narady. Powszechnie ss-
dza, ae sedziowie przysisgli ME
zgodza sic co do wyroku.
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Niemcy i Hayti.

WASHINGTON, 29go List -
Department pa6stwa mako
nice zwr6cl uwage ma zatarg
pomiedzy Niemcami a Hayti,
wywolany okolicznoscia, ze
Niemiec Emil Lueders zosta3
aresztowany przez wladze W
Hayti. Posel amerykahski Le-
ger W HaYti urzedowo doni6sf
do departameLtu o tel sprawie.
Zdaje sic jednakowoa,
se Rad ME uczyni ma razie mic
W tel sprawie, dopoki Niemcy
ME naruszs 'praw misdzynaro'
dowyeh. Ambassador White W
Berlinie otrzymas polecenie
sledzenis tel sprawy i uwiada-
miania rzsdu o jei obrocie.
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NieszczeScie W k0palni.

BUTTE, Mont, % Listop.-
Wczoraj rano o godz. 6 John
Goss stracii Aycie W skutek
eksplozyi W kopalni Original.
z trzema innymI robotnikami
zaimowa} sic wierceniem celem
wysadzania skaA, i W ko6cu
lont zapali}. MIN jednak
wszyscy trzej oddalili sic do
miejsca bezpiecznego, nastspi'
Ia eksplozya. Goss zosta4 "a
bity ma miejscu; dwaj jego
towarzysze ME zostali uszko
dzeni. Pred miesiscem brat
Goss, William, W tejze kopal-
nj sta} sic ofars nieszczesliwe.
90 wypadku: porwany przez
pile obrotowa, zosta} pociety
na kawalki.
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,,Zycie publiczne".

Berli6skie pismo humory-
styczne ,,Ulk" oglasza nowele
osnuta Ia tie seen rozgrywaja.
cych sic W dzisiejszym parla-
mencie austryackim. q galeryi
przypatruje sic zagapiony
chop niemiecki waleniu W
pulpity, rzucaniu regulaminu,
ws}uchuje sic W miotane ze-
wszad obelgi. Przypomina mu
dobrze znane sceny z karczmy
we wsi rodzinnej co niedziele;
niedawno temu zostal bohate.
rem W takiej b6jce, trzem prze.
ciwnikom poiamal Zebra,
dwom wybil zsby, pot1ukl so
kufli, rozbi} dwie beczki.
Gnlewa 60 tez to bierne przy.
patrywanie sic parlamentar-
nym hecom, podkasuie wiec
rekawy i wzdycha glosno ma
Gala sale: ,,zebym tylko m6gi
sic wmieszac W to sycie publi-
czne, poznaliby wszyscy, co
umiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-30

nazywali zdraicami. Wielu z
Mich zaczsio przechodzid do
obozu opozycyi. Badeni tracii
grunt pod nogami i trzymal sic
ma urzedzie dla zadosG uczy.
nienia wolf cesarskiej. Cesarz
Franciszek J6zef osWiadczy1
wyraznie, ae ME ustspi ,,przed
ulics'.
Tymczasem ,,ulica" wyste-
powa}a coraz energiczniej.
Polieya ME mogla sobie dac
rady z niemieckim mot}ochem,
z kt6rym asczyla sic chetnie
,,miedzynarod6Wka' Zaczsto
do pomocy wzywac wojsko,
nietylko We Wiedniu, lecz i W
innych miastach z ludnoscis
niemiecks. Zesz1a Sobota wy
kazala, re W Austryi zanosi sic
ma rewolucye. Hrabia Badeni
ME chcial ma siebie brac odpo-
wiedzialnosci "a rozlew krwi.
Ustspn przeto - Niemcom.
Tryumf Niemcow, nietyiko
austryackich lecz W caiym
swiecie ztad wielki. Czego
wszakze cieszs sic Niemcy :?
Plots oni o zwycieztwie mad
zwolenuikami zanachu na ich
jezyk, zwyczaie i ma ich po-
slannictwo dziejowe. Czy Ia
mierzajs zniszczyc dzisiejszy
ustr6i pa6stwowy W Austryi?
Jezeli o tenn mysla, stosunki
wewnetrzne W Austryi ME
zmienis sic ma lepsze przez
ustspieDie steru wladzy przez
polskiego ministra = Niemco-
wi. Czesi Polacy ME pozwols
sohie wydrzec zdobyczy na
polu narodowem ostatnich
dziesiatk6w lat. Niemcy ME
dojda do hegemonii mad po}a'
czonymi szczepami S}owian.
Przeciwko nulicy' we Vie.
dniu, Gracu innych miastach,
wystspia kraie ca1e Czecha.
mi i galicyjskimi Polsksmi ma
czele. JezeIi z utica niemie.
cks sympatyzuje Wilhelm, po
stronie zagrozonej slowia6'
szczyzny stanie Rosya.
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Telegramy ZagraniczRe,
Arcybiskup Keane Il Papieia.

RzYM, 29go Listopada. -
Arcybiskup Keane, byly rex.
tor katolickiego Uniwersytetu
we Westinghouse, byf dzisiaj
ma pos}uchaniu u OLGA swiete-
60. Papiez chwalil dobrowol-
ne zrzeczenie sic przez arcybi-
skupa kandydatury ma arcybi'
skupstwo W New Orleanie.
Dziekowa4 mu nadto "a goto.
wosf do rozpoczecia szeregu
kaza1 W angielskim jezyku,
kt6re arcybiskup wypowie W
kosciele sw. Sylwestra, W jed
nej z najstarszych swiatyh
rzymskich, slawnej z posiada-
MIA czeSci g}owy sw. Jana
Chrzciciela.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-30
Ohary gfOdu.

HAVANA, 29go Listopada. :
Skutkiem g}odu umar}o dotsd
ma wyspie Kubie 100000 lu-
dzi, ME liczac o6ar, pad}ych
podczas bitew lub zmar}ych
wskutek ran otrzymanych. Ia
czas6w urzsdowania Weylera
umarlo W prowincyi Santa
Clara 1,847 os6b. W Pinar
del Rio wYnosila rata smier-
telnosci 80 ma tysiac, W pro.
wincyach Matanzas Havana
80 do 10 na tysisc. Og6}em
ponioslo dotad smierc, cd cza-
su rozpoczscia rewolucyi oko}o
million ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-30
Strajk trivia dalei.

ST. LOUIS, 80 Listopada. -
Przez ca}y dzie6 odbywa1a sic
konwencYa g6rnik6w z dy-
stryktu Belleville, i W ko1cu
uchwalono oznajmic komijeto'
wi sadu polubownego organi-
zacyi wlascicieli kopal6 W St.
Louis, ze ME majs zadnej spra.
wy do poddania pod sad polu-
bowny i re strajk dalej pro
wadzic zamierzaja. Prezydent
John Green oswisdczy} sic "a
pretensyami g6rnik6w, ale
zdanie jego ME przewazyao.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-30
Ograniczenie praw Cesarza.

BERLIN, 29go Listopada. -
Parlamentowi przed1ozony 20
stanie projekt zreformowania
kodeksu wojennego. Posiedze-
MIA sad6w wojennych majs bye
JAYNE. Oskarzonemu przys}u.
giwac bsdzie prawo wyznacza.
MIA sobie obro1cy. Ustanowio-
ny zostanie wyzszy sad apela.
cyjny. Cesarz niemiecki, jako
naczelny w6dz wojska, ME be-.
die m6g} zmieniac wyrok6w.
Wolno mu tylko bsdzie
zmniejszac kare.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-11-30
Przykre Wid0ki.

SAN FRANCISCO, % Listop.
Parowiec City of Seattle przy-
wi6z} list do czasopisma Call
cd Sama Wall, kt6remu udalo
sic dostac d. 25 Wrzesnia do
Dawson City ma ma}ym statku
z Fort Yukon. Podr6a jego
by}a bardzo niebezpieczna.
Byl on pierwszym, kt6ry do
Dawson City przywi6zl via
domosc, IL statki 2 zywnoscis
ME So W starie jechac W gore
rzeki. Poszukiwaczom zlota
grozi g}6d wedle jego mniema'
MIA i miesisce zimowe beda
nies}ychanie przykre. Policya
kanadyjska zamierza konfsko'
wac wszystkie zapasy, a zwia.
SEGA tie, kt6re naleza do gra'
czy zawodoWych i innych spe-
kulant6w, azeby je rozdzielac
miedzy mieszka1c6w g}6d cier'
piacych. Go tylko sic da, uczy.
nj sic, aby zapobiedz nedzy,
ale zupe}nie Cd niej uchronic
mieszka6c6w ME bedzie mo-
zna.