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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06
PRESIDENT IN WASHINGTON.
Will Remain Until Tonight and Then
Return to Cnnfnn

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-President Me-
Kinley, accompanied by Assistant Secretary
Day, arrived in Washington over the PENN
sylvania Railroad at 7:45 o'clock this morn
ing. He was met at the station by Secretary
Alger. Secretary Bliss and Secretary Porter
and driven to the White House. The Pres
fdent had received two kilograms en- .oute
to Washington from Canton, reporting the
condition of his mother, but he was anxious
for later news, so Secretary Porter stopped
at the telegraph Office on the way from the
station to inquire for any dispatches that
might be waiting. There was no news,
however, so the party proceeded to the
White House for breakfast.
In the middle of the forenoon message
was received from Abner Mckinley at Cam
ton, saying that the Presidents mother vas
resting in about the same condition as when
he left Canton; sleeping and unconscious
She might last through the day or even
one or two days longer, but was likely to
die at any moment.
Arrangements have been made for the re-
turn trip to Canton tomorrow evening. The
President, Mrs. Mckinley and party OF q
half dozen close friends and relatives will
leave Washington at 7:20 O'clock occupying
a special car attached to the regular Penn
sylvania train, arriving in Canton about 10
O'Clock Tuesday morning.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06
SUICIDE OF OLD PARKHILL.
septuagenarinn Who Married a Young
Woman on Thanksgiving Day.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5-On Thanksgiving
evening Samuel ]. Parkhill, seventy-four
years old, of Brooklyn, married Miss Annie
Kirkland, of Brooklyn, who was fifty years
his junior. To-day Parkhill committed sui
eide at his home in Brooklyn, by shooting
himself through the brain with a revolver.
When the couple were married the families
Of both parties objected strongly to the tie
on account of the disparity in their ages.
They were forced to separate and since
that time Parkhill had appeared somewhat
depressed. He lived with his married
daughter and son, and when the family was
at church to-day he shot himself in his
room. He was found on the return of his
relatives from church. They give no rea-
son for the suicide beyond the statement
that Parkhill had seemed despondent dur
ing the past few days. Parkhill was
ticket chopper on the Kings County Ee-
waited Previous to this he was a superin-
tendent III the Brooklyn City and Newton
Railroad and became possessed of consider
able property.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06
NICARAGUAN RAILROAD.
Atlas Steamship Company CIinches Its
Valuable Franchise.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Dec. 8, via Gal
veston.-L. Wiehmann, representing the
English corporation known as the Atlas
Steamship Company, limited, has deposited
with the treasury of Nicaragua 5000 in gold
as the company's guarantee under its con-
tract with the Nicaraguan government, by
the terms of which the company receives
the exclusive right of steam navigation for
thirty years on the Silico lagoon, Lake Mic
aragua, and the River San Juan del Norte,
with the exclusive right also for the came
time of constructing tramways and railroads
along the line, and at the best places to
avoid the obstacles in the River San Juan
BY the terms of the contract between the
Nicaraguan government and the Atlas
Steamship Company, referred to in the
foregoing dispatch the government under
takes to pay to the company 5000 silver
for every mile of railroad built between
Colorado Junction and the Silico lagoon
The company receives the right to appro-
pirate the lands of private parties neceS-
sary for the right of way. On it's part is
the obligation 10 make at least three trips
month with Its steamers between Gran
ada and San Juan del Norte, both ways,
and at least once month to touch at every
inhabited port of the lake. The contract
by its terms makes the concession for
feitable in case the railroad is not finished
within three years from the date of the
instrument, and IL contains a provision pro-
hibiting it's transfer to another person or
foreign company or to any government.
Diplomatic negotiations are in progress
informally between the United States and
Nicaragua with respect TO the apparent con-
Steamship Company and that made TO the
Maritime Canal Company, Of New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06
MGR. SCHROEDER WILL LEAVE
The Catholic Professor Sent to the
Academy of Muenster.

BERLIN, Dec. 5.--Rt- Rev. Mgr. Joseph
Schroeder. late professor of dogmatic theol-
ogy at the Catholic University Washington,
has been appointed by the Prussian minis
ter of educational and ecclesiastical affairs
TO the faculty of the Catholic Academy at
Muenster, capital of Westphalia.
Mgr. Schroeders resignation of his pro-
fessorship at Washington was placed in the
hands of the board of directors of the Cath
olic University in the latter part of October
the board receiving it on the understanding
that he would be permitted TO remain at the
university until the end of the scholastic
year, when the resignation would take eff
feet, unless he should sooner find another
post. The period of grace was given in or
der that he might communicate with the
Prussian minister of education and arrange
for a professorship in some German uni
versity.
At the time Mgr. Schroeder said that he
had earnestly wished to resign during his
last vacation, and had been advised by his
physicians to do So but that he returned to
the university because the Holy Father adj
vised him to take that course The board
of directors, therefore, left the final decision
of the matter to the Pope, after an official
expression of it's regret at the many
charges against Mgr. Schroeder in this con-
EectiOn."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06

ing total of dividends paid within the five
years from 1898 to 1897 of $27. 560,515, or 36A
per cent. of all the dividends that have ever
been paid to creditors of insovent national
banks. From 1863 to 1897 there has been
paid in dividends $40. 1895. and in the year
embraced in this report $l3. ,7Sl. or IL l-3
per cent of all the dividends that have been
paid during the period of thirty-four years
of the existence of the system. Since Oct.
81, the end of the report year, seventeen ad-
ditional dividends have been ordered,
amounting in the aggregate to about
$625, ,0Oo
The report contains the latest compiled
statistics relative TO the worlds monetary
systems and the stock of gold. silver and
paper currency. A very interesting feature
of this statement is the per capita amount
of each kind of money in the countries
named The per capita averages in the
principal countries of the world are as fol-
lows: United States, $237O; United King
dom, $2065; France, s34.6S; Germany, $1S.95;
Austria Hungary 1888, and Russia, $S.95.
The controller renews his recommends
ton of last year urging that national bank
examiners be paid an annual salary instead
of fees, as now.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06
OKLAHOMA PRAIRIE FIRE.
Men, Women and Children Fought the
Flames All Night Long.

GUTHRIE, o. r., Dec. 5.-Last night
disastrous prairie fire ragged in d county,
where it fed on the high and dry grass
and was famed by a strong south wind.
The fire started near Ruth p. o., near the
county line and swept with great speed.
1t was an exciting night among the farm
ers, who fought to preserve their crops, the
women and children assisting. The canyons
running east and west along Trail creek
finally stopped the fire, but only after ser-
Gus property loss had been entailed- Many
tales of narrow escapes are told.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06

WASHINGTON, Dec. Sit was officially
announced at the White House to-day, on
the return of the President to Washington,
that Gov. John w. Griggs. of New Jersey,
has been rendered and has accepted the
office of attorney general of the United
States, which will be vacated by the i,om-
ination of Attorney General McKenna to be
associate justice of the United States Su-
prerne Court. 1t has not yet been settled
when Governor Griggs shall assume his new
office, but it is probable that the date will
be about the beginning of the new year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06
GEORGES WIDOW PRESENT.
Chicago Followers of the Great Single
Taxer Honor His Memory.

CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-Exercises in memory
of the late Henry George were held at the
Auditorium this afternoon under the aus
pices Of the Chicago Single Tax Club. Over
seven thousand persons were in attend
ance. Mrs. George, the widow of the dead
economist, clad in deep mourning, occupied
q box. She came to Chicago last week to
attend the wedding of her son. Henry
George jr., and prolonged her visit in order
TO be present at the memorial exercises
Edward o. Brown. Of Chicago. presided
and in opening the meeting paid an elo-
quent tribute TO the memory Of Mr. George
Addresses were also made by Dr. Emil G.
Hirsch. former Governor John 2. AItgeld,
Bishop John L. Spaulding. OF Peoria ard
Rev. DIR. S. 8. Craig. of Toronto, Ont.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06
LUETGERT WILL TESTIFY.
The Sausage Makers Attorney VIII
Permit Him to Take the stand

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-Adolph l.. Luetgert
will take the witness stand and tell his
story regarding the disappearance of mis-
wife on May l. Attorney Harmon, for the
defense. decided on this course Tonight
Luetgert was very desiricus of testifying at
the first trial and the refusal of his counsel
TO allow il was probably the chief cause for
the latter's withdrawal from the case.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06
The MOnOn Route
TO
CHICAGO

Trains leave Indianapolis
700 a. N. 1850 a. m. 1886 D. m 12:55 night
Trains arrive India annapolis
$3.50 a. 1855 a. m. s2:40 D. m, 4:37 n m
sDaily except Sunday.
Local sleeper in Indianapolis ready at $3.50 d. m.
Leaves Chicago, returning, at 2:45 a. M Can be
taken any time after $3.50 p. m.
Ticket offices, w. Wash. St, Union Station,
Observation-Disclosures. Depot and Twenty-second st.
GEO. w. HAYLER, -. p A.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06
1.OOs Italian Immigrants.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The Prince line
steamer Trojan Prince. which arrived to-
day from Leghorn, Genoa and Naples,
passengers. the greater portion of them
being women and children. This Is the larg-
est number of Italian immigrants brought
by any one steamer to this port in many
months. Theystat of health on board was
excellent
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06
Few Hours More of Life.

CANTON, o., Dec. Sat this hour Q:15
a. NO. there are strong hopes that Mrs. Me-
Kinley will survive the night. She is much
weaker than at any other time, but is rest
ing quietly and gradually passing away.
pecting the end
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06

BERLIN, Dec. 5.-Prof Engen Zintgran.
the wel-known African traveller. died yes
terday at the Island of Teneriffe. of ma
laria.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06
Nicaraguan Commission Sails.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The Nicaragua
Canal Commission. appointed to determine
the feasibility of constructing canal
across Nicaragua, sailed from the Brooklyn
United States gunboat Newport, direct for
Greytown.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS

DEFORMITY APPARATUS. Trusses. Elastic
Hosiery: Largest stock of ARTIFICIAL. EYES
WM. III. ARMSTRONG & co.
New No. 127 n s. Illinois St, indianapolis. Ind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-06
OBITUARY.
Admiral Baron Won Sternect, OF the
Austrian Navy.

Sternect,' commander-in-chief of the Aus
tro-Hungarial navy. died to-day of syncope
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-08
Wycieczka prezydenta.

WASHINGTON, Z Kwietnia.
Prezydent Mckinley podpisal
dis pred godz. 2 po poludniu
rezolucYs o udzieleniu wsparc
dotknistym powodzis W doll.
ME Mississippi, i zaraz potem
z malzonks i kilku przyjaci6l-
mi wybra} sic ma wycieczks po
rzece Potomac. W powozie
prezydenta, opr6cz niego i jego
malzonki, bysa pani Saxton i
jej panna sluaaca. W drugim
powozie znajdowal sic sekre-
tarz prywatny Porter mai.
zonks dr.. Bates, lekarz do
mowy prezydenta, z ma{zonks.
Udano sic do statku awizowe-
go ,,Dolphin". W wyeieczce
tel bierzc udzial DIR. Anderson.
Kiedy prezydent powr6ci, ME.
wiadomo: ma kazdy spos6b "a
bawi do ko6ca tygodnis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-08

Memphis szesciu ofcer6w woj-
skowych, aaeby zebra6 dok3a-
dne szczeg6ly o polozenlu W
dolinie Mississippi. Wkrotce
ma podstawie raport6w otrzy-
manych, inni 0ficerzy zajms
sic rozdawnictwem wsparc
przez Rad wyznaczonYch.
Memphis bsdzie g}6wns kwa'
terra dla zskupna / rozdawania
zywnosci. W szesciu dystry'
Etach mais rozdawac zywnosc;
dystrykts te So: cd Memphis
do Galena, Cd Galena do Gre
enville, stamtad do Vicksburg,
stamtsd do New Orleans, Cd
Memphis do Cairo i cd Cairo
W gore rzeki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-08
Przep0wiednia.

w Krakowie W r. 1887 wyszia
broszurka pit. >, Przepowiednie wiesz'
czki Lanormand o przyszsosci Euro
py, spelnione cd roku 194S i speinc
sic majace do +. 1899go." Broszurka
ma str. 3sj miesci nprzepowiednls''
nastepujaca: ,,Grecya doczeka sic
bury, kt6ra zerwie wssystkie sto.
sunki spoleczne, tax, ze krol dobro.
wolnie kraj opusoi, a Grecy, pomni
ma to, ae niegdys byli panami Caro-
grodu, korzystajac oslabienia Tur-
oyi, bsda usiiowali po dwakrot wy.
prze6 muzulmanow Europy do
Azyi, lecz "a kazdym razem zostana
pokonani al nakoniec wielkie ludlow
polaczenis, biorac W Niemczech sw6j
pooaatek, pospieszy Grekom W po.
moe, kt6rzy tym sposobem wzmoc.
nieni, ocsyloiwszy Europe Turk6w,
przeniosa .znowu swoja stolice do
Konstantynopola, czyli dawniej Bi.
zanoyi." Ano, zobaczymy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-08
OgrOmue bankructWO.

New YORK, Z Kwietnia. -
Biura frmy E. s. Dean &
Co. dzisisj by}y zankniste i
oblezone przez niezmiernie
wiele ludzi. Slychac, ze oko}o
$4,000 akcyonaryuszy W r6z-
nych stronach Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych, straci blisko 5 Milo
now dolar6w W skutek ban
kructwa tel frmy. Firma ia
robila swietne interesa na spe-
kulacyach gieadowych i przez
d}ugi czas wyp}acala akcyona
ryuszom doskonale dywldendy;
powine4a jej sic jednakowoz
noga ma spekulacyach Z psze-
MICA W Marcu, cena pszenlcy
spadIa nagle, i nastspi4o ban
kructwo zupelne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-08
P0wstancy ma Kreeie.

CANEA, Ego Kwietnia. =
Powsta6cy ma zachodnim koh-
Gu wyspy uwiadomili admira
low, ze pragna uderzyc ma
twierdze Kissamo. Zaioga
turecka prosi admiral6w r6'
wnoczesnie o pomoc. Jeden z
okretow wojennych wyprowa.
dzi4 ma lad armaty, dla try.
mania powsta6c6w W przy-
zwoitej cd twierdzy odleglo'
Sci.
W r6znych stronach wyspy
staczali wczoraj powsta6cy BIZ
twy z muzu1manami.
w Kandyi wybuch} ogied
W poblizu katedry. Wojska
wloskie angielskie burzy}y
sssiednie domy, aaeby zapo.
biedz szerzeniu sic pozaru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-08
Misya na WOjciechOwie

Misya W kosciele pod we.
zwaniem sw. Wojciecha B. i
NJ, zapowiedziana jest ma Po'
niedzialek, Wtorek j Srode,
dnia 10, 90 i 81 Kwietnia. Pc.
lacy z Wojciechowa ciesza sic
bardzo ma to misye, gdyz maja
nadzieje, ze po1oay ona koniec
wszystkim zachciankom "nie.
zaleznych" podszczuwaczy.
Parafanie sw. .Wojciecha przy.
gotujs sic W czasie trwania
misyi do godnego uczczenia
900nej rocznicy mscze1stwa
swietego swego patrona Ego
dnie, przykladnie, jak przy-
stalo prawym Polakom i
wiernym katolikom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-08
Wystep uczennic.

w dniu 90 Kwietnia odbe,
die sic W hall szkolnej, ma ro-
gu ulic Noble i Blackhawk
wystsp dramatyczno muzykal-
ny uczennic szkoly sw. Stani'
slawa Kostki.
Program, kt6ry many pred
sobs, zawiera szczeg6ly bardzo
interesujsce. Podamy je W
swoim czasie. Dzisiaj pra-
gniemy tylko zwr6cic uwage
publicznosci, ze czas postaraf
sic wczesnie o bilety ma to cie-
kawe przedstawienie.
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Telegramy zagranicEna
DR.. Stephan umarf.

BERLIN, Ego Kwietnia. -
Sekretarz stsnu do spraw po-
cztowych,. DR.. Won Stephan
umarl.
Urodzony W T.. 1881 jako
syn rzemieslnika W Stolp, u
ko6czy1 tam nauki i zosta} u.
rzednikiem pocztowym. OBJ
darzony niezwyk}ym talentem,
predko awansowali doszedf do
bardzo wysokiego stanowiska.
Znane So powszechnie jego re-
formy sluaby pocztowej. W r.
1870 ustanowi} p6}nocno ME
miecki zwiszek pocztowy.
Podczas wojny francuzkiej "a
prowadzi} sluzbe polns, upro-
sci} udoskonali1 komunikacye
przez zaprowadzenie kart po-
cztowych, przekazow, manda-
tow, przez po'aczenie stacyj
telegrafcznych ze stacyami po'
cztowemi przez zaiozenle
miedzynarodoweg zwiszku
pocztowego. Liczba stacyj po-
cztowych W Niemczech wyno.
sjla W r.l672 tylko 5,755. Do
roku 1898 podnios}a sic do
1852.
Stephan by} W ostatnich la.
tach aycia cz}onkiem izby pa
now W niemieckim parlamen.
Gle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-08
Il legislatury Stanu Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Z Kwiet.
W senacie dzisiaj zatwierdzono
rome nominacye prezydenta, a
rotem przedkladano bile. R6-
wnieA kilka blow przyieto, a
miedzy mimi bill zmieniajscy
cokolwiek dawns ustawe o
przymusie szkolnym. Nova
lstawa rozporzsdza, by dzieci
liczace lat Z do IA, W 70 ku
najmniej przez Is tygodni
uczeszczaly do iakiejs szkoly,
q Z tych 16 tygodni, przynaj
mniej - bez przerwy. Majs
tel bye ustanowieni urzsdnicy,
kt6rzy majs uwazat, szeby
dzieci ME opuszcza}y szkoiy.
W izbie pos}6w Novak
wni6s} bill znoszscy ustawe o
miejskiej s}uabie cywilnej.
Me Eobradowano jednakowoz
ieszcze mad tym bilem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-08
Telegramy Krajowe.
z KOngresu.

WAsH1NeroN,D CO. Kwiet.
Prezydent przes}a1 d2isiaj DO
senatu i do izby poslow ore
die, W kt6rem zwr6cil uwage
kongresu ma to okolicznosc, ze
W dolinie Mississippi psnuje
straszna nsdza w skutek powo'
dzi. Wedle doniesie1 guber-
nator6w z Arkansas, Mississip.
pi, Louisiana i Tennessee, ma
przestrzeni $50 mil Cd Marion,
Ark, az do Greenville, Miss,
okolo so miast i wsi jest zala.
nyeh, i $4,000 do 80, 900 ludzi
wskutek tego szkody poniosio.
Duzo teA ludzi potonslo. Po'
trzeba wyznaczyt Ola mich
wsparcie natychmiastowe nal
mniej $50 do 200 tysiecy do
lar6W.
W izbie posl6w uchwalono
tez wyznaczyt na ten eel 5000,
900 i polecie ministrowi wojny
by zajal sic rozdawnictwem
wsparcia. w senacie wyzna-
caono najprz6d $15o,OOO, ale
gdy nadesz}a wiadomosf o re-
zolucyi izby, przychylono sic
do niej W zupelnosci.
Izba posl6w odroczy}a sic Q
eodz. l min. 20 do Soboty. W
senacie Morgan dalej m6Wn o
swej rezolucyi tyczacej sic
Kuby, a o godz. 2 rozpoczsso
sig posiedzenie egzekutywne,
kt6re. trwa}o 20 minut.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-08
WyboIy W st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 7 Kwietuia.
Przy wyborach wczorajszych
zosta2 republika1ski kandydat
Henry Ziegenheim obrany bur
mistrzem, wiekszoscis 6l63 gf.
Dwaj jego przeciwnicy demo-
kratyczni otrzymali r6wns l.
lose glos6w. Kaudydat repu'
blika1ski ma skarbnika, Ma.
son, obrany zosta} wiskszoscis
24,03S g}os6w. Do rady miej.
skiej republikauie obrali wszy'
stkich kandydat6w z wyjs'
tkiem 4.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-08
Jeszeze 0 FTbOrach.

MENoaINEE, Mich.,7 Kwiet.
Demokrata DIR. Horace T..
Manu- zostal wczorai ebrauy
Gurmistrzem W Marinette,
wiekszoScis 500 gios6w. De.
mokraci nadto obrali dw6ch
sedziow, skarbnika, assesora i
kazdego kandydata na tykie'
tach "townowych" Z wyatt
klein iednego aldermana.
PROVIDENCE, R. IT, Kwiet.
Republika6ski kandydat na
gubernatora, Elisha Dyer, ME-
zawodnie tu zwyciezy} wick
szosciq 14,000 glos6w.
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Ma p0sWiecenie dzw0n6w.

Towarzystwo sw. KrzyAa
przy kosciele sw. Stanis}aws
Kostki, uchwalilo ma SVEN
miesiecznem posiedzeniu, dnia
ego Kwietnia, wystapic in
corpore ma uroczystosc poswie'
cenia dzwon6w paratii sw. ia,
ma Kantego.
Prezydent zaprasza wszyst.
kich czlonk6w, azeby sic jak
najliczniej zgromadzili.
Eraneiszek Okoni, PREF.
Paa0eS Wegner, sekr.
GA Dickson st.
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Zakaz wywozenia broni.

LoNDYN, 7go Kwietnia. -
Doszlo do wiadomosci rzsdu,
re W ostatnich caasach wysela.
no z Anglii znaczne zapasy
broni do Krety i do Tran
svaalu. Obecnie W kazdej
osadze rybackiej czuwaja tajni
agenci, azeby poselki broni ME
dostawaly sic ma poklady O.
kret6w.
Rad turecki oswiadczy} sig
z gotowoscia wycofania swych
wojsk z Krety, jezeli Rad
grecki uczyni to takze i jezeli
mocarstwa zobowisza sic "a.
prowsdzic ma wyspie porzs'
dek.
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POYstanfe ma Kubie.

HAVANA, 7go Kwietnia. -
Oddzia} wojsk hiszpaGskich W
Matanzas zosta1 zaatakowany
przez powsta6c6w. Wojska
odparly atak i scigaly napast-
nik6w az do wzg6rz Dichosa,
gdzie zdobyto cztery obozy
powsta6c6w. Spsdzono ich
bagnetami miejsc osza6co-
wanych. Ma placu po}ozono
trupem 2S os6b. Dowodzili
poWsta6cami Clements Gomez
i Regina Alfonso.
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Jeszcze o Okrscie napOWietrznym.

OMAHA, Neb., Z Kwietnia.
Przedmiot podobny do okretu
napowietrznego obserwowa}o
tu dzisiaj kilkanascie osob.
Pewien maszynista pocisgu ko-
lei ulicznej najlepiej go opisu,
je. Uirzal on 6w tajemuiczy
przeamiot W poblizu Sherman
ave. Binney str. tax by3
zdumiony, ae zatrzyma1 pocisg
i kilkanascie osob wraz MIN
obserwowalo ten okret. Znaj'
dowa} on sic, wedle ich opisu,
okolo 900 stop mad 7iemis, stai
jakis czas nieruchomie W po.
wietrzu, a potem potegl lowal
dalej. Mai dlugosc oko4o 80
stop, kszta}t eliptyczny, COS ma
kszta}t wielkich skrzyde4 z
przodu / z ty}u, a ma przedzie
jasne bia}e swiatlo, tylu zas
swiatio czerwone.
D pojawieniu sic takiego
przedmiotu donoszs z r6znych-
stron z Kansas, iako tea z Ha.
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Drugi bal.

Me b6jcie size! Bedzie to
bal Tow. Polek sw. Jadwigi,
W parafii sw. Jadwigi. Odbe-
die sic on W czasie dozwolo'
nym, gdyz dopiero W Niedzie.
le, dnia 20 Kwietnia. Ze od-
bedzie sic zreszta W hall oh.
M. Kortasa, }atwo sic domy.
slic, gdya tam tylko udaja sic
zawsze rome zabawy,zwlaszczs
- Polek z Jadwigowa.
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Aotath telegrafczne krajowe

w Guthrie, o. T., wczoraj PREY
wyborach republikanie znaczne od'
niesli zwycieztwo.
w Jacksonville, Ill, Chas. L.
Draper przyznai sic, re zabi} Char.
lesa L. Hastings W obronie wfasne.
60 zycia.
DR.. James B. Angel, prezydent
miwersytetu W Michigan, ma zostae
mianowany pos}em W Turcyi.
w Baltimore wczoraj plata
c6rka generalnego poczmistrza Gary,
panna Ida catherine Gary, wzieia
Stub Franc. Edwardem Pegram.
Kilku czlonk6w gabinetu bylo ma
slubie.
Legislature W Minnesota przy-
jefa SO gfosami przeciw 26 ustawe,
moca kt6rej wykroczeniem karnem
Jest udzielac religii lub nosic odziez
klasztorna W szkotach publicznych.
w Milwaukee, Wis, umsrl
wfasciciel milwaukee Garden,
znauy tam powszechnie Plus Dreher.
w Lansington, Mich, rabusie
zakradli sic do agricultural Col
lege", rozbili tam kase zabrali
got6wka $4,000.
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Me z0stanie zastrzelOny.

WASHINGTON, Z Kwietnia.
Sekretarz stanu Sherman po-
wiedzial dzisiaj, IL mu donie.
sicno, ze prsyw6dca powstaf.
cow gen. Rivera ME zostanie
rozstrzelany, tylko zatrzymajs
60 jako je6ca wojennego;, Jak
wiadomo, general niedawno
costa, ujsty, kiedy W pewnej
potyczce byl raniony,i obawla'
no sig przez czas niejaki, IL 20
stanie rozstrzelany.