davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28
KOniec rOmansu -. zafOsny.

Romeo rOmansu -. zafOsny'
W1EDE6, 9sgo Stycznia. -
Nadszedi dotsd telegram z
Medyolanu, tyczacy sic awan-
turnicy, ksiezny Chimay, uro'
dzonej Clara Ward Detroit,
i cygana Janos Rgo, z kt6rym
ksiezna uciek}a Cd meza. Pan.
stwo ci pok36cili sic brzydko
W hotelu. Ksiezna krzyczala W
niebog}osy, a cygan ryczaf jak
lew. Inni goscie hotelowi po-
stanowili sic przeniesc gdzie-
indziej, poniewaz niesforna pa
ra zakl6ca}a i'm spok6j.
Tymczasem ksiezna zapako'
wa}a swe manatki, zaplacila
sw6j rschunek hotelowy wy.
jechala do Monte Carlo, costa
wiajsc kochanka wlasnemu
losowi, bez centa prey duszy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28

(7dy okret uderzy1 o skale,
wydano rozkaz, aaeby wojsko
zaje3o miejsce W misdzypok4a-
die.
Zaczeto ratcwac kobiety i
dzieci. Okrst pochyla} sic ma
strone. Przystapiono do wy
ladowywania zo}nierzy. Okret
chylil sic coraz bardziej. VISA
dzono ma }odzie za}oge. Okret
utonsl. Uratowano wszyst-
kich, 2 wyiatkiem dw6ch ma.
rynarzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28
SedzioBie polubOWnf.

New YORK, 27 Stycznia. -
Il Washingtonu otrzymuje
The World wiadomosc, be
.rzewodniczacy trybuna3u
viszkowego, Melville W.
i'uller czlonek tegoz trybu.
Aaiu David ]. Brewer zostali
.amianowani komisarzami, i
loajs wejst do trybunalu polu.
bownego, kt6ry zaimie sic o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28
Straszliwa ekspiOZya.

TOLEDO, o., % Stycznia. -
DIS po poludniu wydarzyla
sic nieslychanie gwa&towna
eksplozya W magazynie frmy
,,Ohio q Michigan Torpedo
CO.., poiozonym W pobliau
Bradner, % mil ma po}udnie
stsd. Hulk eksplozyl s}ychac
tu bylo dokladnie. Wszystkie
okna W poiudniowej czssci
miasta brzeczaly. William
Minnison Toledo i Edward
Dennison z Rising Sun zostali
rozszarpani ma atomy. Mimi.
son by} zonaty, Dennison ka'
walerem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28

w przesz}a Niedziele wieczorem,
oko{o 900 os6b zebra}o sic obszer.
nej hall nowego gmachu szkolnego
sw. Jadwigi, ma obch6d 34tej roosni.
cy powstania styczniowego.
Wlbny ks. W. Czyzewski, pro.
boszoz miejscowy zagaii posiedzenie
kr6tka przemowa, powolujac ma pre-
zydujacego obchodu powszechnie po-
wazauego OBJ. Wsadysfawa Barto-
Ska; prezydujaoy zas wezwas ma Sc
krstarza obchodu nizej podpisanego.
. powodaoh powstania przeb!egu
tegoz, o zapale, walecznosci po-
swieceniu sic dla ojczyzny 6wczesnej
mlydziezy, przemawia} OBJ. J6zef Ka.
czmarsk.
Drugi m6wca OBJ. Franciszek Me.
dzielski, W obszeruej bistoryczuej
pogadance, nawoaywas do jednosci,
do wiernosci wierze ojc6w ably ME-
zmiennem haslem naszem bylo hasao
przodk6w naszych: ,,B6g i Ojczy.
zna".
Parma Marya Rozpioohowska, W
pieknej swej przemowie, wzywaia
mlodziez nasza do oswiaty, do zsmi.
.owania ziemi ojczystej, do zacbowa.
mia WARY ojc6w do pielsgnowania
mowy rodzinnej, tych najwiekszych
skarb6w, kt6re powierzyl nam Bog.
Miedzy mowami przygrywass ma.
rodewe kuja wiaki krakowiaki dziel.
ma orkiestra pana Wr6blewskiego,
oraz deklamowafy, poczuciem pie.
kna, patryotyczue poezye PIP. Jozefa
L,skowska w. SLalewska.
Mtody obywatsl Jan Wawrzon, ze
wzgledu ma obscnost wielu Amery.
ksn6w, miai odczyt W jezyku angiel.
skim z dziej6w narodu polskiego, o
wielkioh kr6lach i dzielnych bohate.
rach.
Cb6r sw. Jadwigi, pod batuta or.
ganisty p. Jozefa Rucihskiego, uko.
ronowa3 ten wspaniaiy obcbod dziel.
nem wykonaniem przeslicznych
dw6ch kantat.
Publicznos6 pilnie przysluchiwala
sic popisom mcwo6w, deklamatorow
i spiewak6w prace ich nagradzaaa
czestymi gromkini oklaskami.
Ma zakohozenie zostaly przedsta.
wione przez PIP. Filiona i Ruppa
,,Magni Scope, czyli obrazy nasla.
dujace zywe rugby, "a pomoca po.
wiekszsjacego szkla i elektryki.
q uszanowaniem
J6zef Kaczmarek,
sekretarz obchodu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28

anacaeniem linii granicznej
pomisdzy posiad}osciami We,
nezueli a brytyjskiej Guiany.
Ma formalnem posiedzeniu
trybunalu wybrano wyzej wy
mienionych. Prezydent Veue-
zueli Crespo i cabinet jego
przystali na ten wyb6r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28
Okret Warren Hasting's.
LoNDYN. 27go StYcznia.

LoNDYN, s7go Stycznia. -
q wyspy sw. Maurycego made
sz}y blizsze szczeg6ly o zato-
nieciu okretu wojennego War.
rem Hastings. Okret rozhi1
sic IA Stycznia, o godz. $50
rano. Noe by1a ciemna, deszcz
lal jak zebra. Ma pok}adzie
znajdowalo sic 1891 wojska i
zalogi, ME liczsc kobiet i dzie:.
ci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28
ZezwoIenia ma sluby.

>Franciszek szkara, Maryannna
Godek k................... .N-2o
Leopold Rychtarik, Marya Tajek. $50
J6zef Schlecht, Augusta SadowsKaS9-2S
Jak6b Klima, ALOHA Forejt.. ..2l-l8
J6zef Konicki, Maryanna sma.
czyhsks s.................. 800
Kazimierz Wopnacki, Helena Po.
l0bihSks NV
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28
Tow. DobroczynnOsci
l6ej wardy.

Ma wczorajszem zebraniu
powazniejszych obywateli poll
skich 16 wardy, zwolanem
przez Przewiel. ks. probosscza
par. sw. Stanislawa Kostki,
oraz pan6w Wiktora Bardo1.
skiego i Leona Szopihskiego,
omawiano projekt zawiazania
Towarzystwa Dobroczynnosci,
kt6reby 2 jednej strony czuwa.
10 mad biednymi rodakami 9
1e wardy, potrzebujscymi
wsparcia ze strony Agenta po.
wiatowego, drugiej strony
bylo W stanie udzielac pomoc
dorszns, W wypadkach wyjst.
kowych, ME cierpiacych zwlo-
ki.
w dyskusyach brali csynny
udzial: Prev. ks. W. Barzyh.
ski oraz PIP. Fr. Bieszki, Pta-
szy6ski, L. Szopi6ski, Ant.
Ru6nicki inni.
Zgodzono sic jednoglosnie,
re Towarzystwo take Polak6w
1e wardy jest potrzebne j po.
stanowiono takowe niezw1ocz-
ME zawiazac.
Ma poczekaniu wybrano ko.
mitet, kt6rego zadaniem ma
bye zawiazanie stosunk6w z
Agentem powiatowym, obmy.
slenie sposob6w dalszego po-
stepowania, zbieranie fundu.
STOW it'd.
w sklad komitetu weszli
obywatele nastepujacy: Prev.
ks. W. Barzy6ski, Fir. Bieszki,
L. Szopi1ski, Ant. Rudnicki,
P. Kiolbassa, w. Bardo6ski,
J6z. Polczy6ski, Fir. Murkow.
ski, M. A. La Buy, T. Kr6lik,
T. Gordon, Ferd. Ostrowski,
KAHN. Neuman, Jan Arku.
szewski, Abr. Hubert, Stan.
Piasecki, Jan Nering, FIR.
Wleklifski i Jan Suwalski.
Obecni z}ozyli ma razie $S2..
% dobrowolnych skladek i
posiedzenie zostalo odroczone
do Piatku, dnia 5go Lutego.
Liste ofarodawc6w podamy
p6zniej. ,
Po odroczeniu zebrania po.
zostali W sail obrad wszyscy
obecni ma posiedzeniu komite.
towi, kt6rzy zorganizowali SIG,
wybieraiac posr6d siebie p.
Piotra Kiolbasse preaydentem,
p. w. Bardo6skiego wicepre-
zydentem, p. Fr. Bieszki ka.
syerem ip. T. Gordona sekre.
tarzem.
2 powzietych ma tenn posie.
dzeniu uchwa} przytoczyt ma.
ley to mianowicie, re W gaze
tach miejscowych oglosi sic
odezwe do og6}u obywateli l6
wardy, polskiego pochodzenis,
wyjasniajsca cele zawiszanego
Tow. Dobroczynno6ci i nakla-
niaisca wszystkich dobrze my.
6lscych rodak6w do wsp6lnego
dziaiania dla ulzenia nedzy.
Brzmienie odezwy zostanie
uchwalone ma przyszlem ze-
braniu komitetu, kt6re odbe-
die sic jutro, W Pistek vie.
czorem. w Sobote zostanie
og}oszona odezwa.
Many przeto nova a tax
potrzebns nam organi2acye.
Szczesc Boze dzielu, rozpo.
czetemu przez ludzi dobrei
wolf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28
UrOdziny Wilhelma,

BERLIN, 27go Stycznia. =
Cesarz Wilhelm obchodzi} dzi.
siaj rocznice swych urodzin.
M.nistra finans6w, DIR. M'quel
i szefa gabinetu cywilnego, DIR.
Lucanus, obdarzy} PREY tel
sposobuosci odznakami orderu
Orla Czarnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28
w zecerni.

: oi, se tea ci literaoi majs "a.
wsze TAXI brzydki cha rskter pisma!
--Dla tego wsaSnie So literatami,
bo gdyby mieli iadny, to BY woleli
by6 ksncelistsmi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28
,,Przysts}s".

Piekna panienka: = Co pan tads
70 sokied tego materyalue
ssykowny subjekt {. milym usnis.
obem): - Caiusa.
Plskna psnienks: - Wesms die.
wied sokci, ! rachunsk ussgalnjs moi
eicies.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28
z Watykanu.

RsyN, 97go Stycznia. -
Kongregacya Propagandy mia.
nowaia ks. Nicholas Davis,
proboszcza parafi W New Or.
leans, biskupem dyecezyi Mo-
bile, W Alasce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28
Ola mieszkanc6W St Louis
pOszkOdowanych W czasie cyklO-

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, 81 Stycznia.
z Jefferson City donosi spe.
cyalna depesza,ae W legislature
dzisiaj przyjsto wsp6lns rezo'
lucye obu izb, azeby wyzna-
czy6 S25O,Ooo ma wsparcie dla
tych os6b, kt6re W lecie ze-
szsego roku ponios}y straty j
szkody, gdy cyklon nawiedzii
miasto. Do komitetu, kt6ry
ma sic zajsc rozdzielaniem
pienisdzy, weszli: Sam. Ken.
nard, DIR. Emil Praetorius,
Rev. A. w. Hold, Carl Daen-
ger, G. H. Spencer i VIM. J.
Limp. Rezolucye przyjsto bez
debat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28
w sprawie burmistrza Pingree

DETROIT. Mich, 81 Stycz.
Adwokat Tired A. Baker "a.
powiedaia3, Re W przysz&y
Wtorek spraws burmistrza i
gubernatora Pingree wytoczy
przed najwyaszy sad stanowy.
Zdaje sic, ae zazsda zarzsdze.
MIA mandamus do zmuszenia
Rady miejskiej, by zarzadzila
specyalne wybory burmistrza
miasta, z powodu, Re guber-
nator stanu ME moze bye r6.
wnoczesnie burmistrzem mia.
sta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28
NoWiny I Polski.

URUDz1aDz. - LnoWu foZ
wiazanie zebrania. W Me
dziele odbyc sic mia} wiec W
Lubiewie. Zebra}o sic wielu
uczestnik6w, wiec zagajony 20.
stall przez pana Polczy6skiego,
kt6ry udzieli} glosu redaktoro-
wi ,,Gazety Grudzisdzkiej'' p.
Kulerskiemu. Gdy tenze "a.
cza} przema Wac W jezyku pol.
skim, obecny ma zebraniu zan-
darn Thiele z Bisdzimina "a.
aada1, ably obrady toczy1y sic
W iezyku niemieckim, Gdy ME.
uprawnionemu temu zadaniu
ME uczyniono zadosc, zandarm
zebranie rozwiaza}. Wiecowni-
cy wyslali zazalenie do land.
rata.
PozNA1. - Pan Modest Ma.
rya6ski bawi obecnie W Lon
dynie, doksd powolany zosta}
W sprawie syndykat6w, jake
urz9dzi1 W Australia zacho-
dniej. W powrocie do zloto.
dajnej krainy zawadzit pra-
gnie 0 nasze stolice, zeby W
niej odwiedzic przyjacia.
K1ELoE. - Wielki process
przeciw koniokradom, jak
donosi ,,Gazeta Kielecka", roz.
pocznie sic wkr6tce W sadzie
okregowym kieleckim. Oska'
rzonych bedzie przesz}o stu,
zas swiadk6w ma bye zawe-
zwanych kilkuset. Oskarzeni
naleza do handy, kt6ra kra'
dzieaami zuchwasemi niepokoi.
Ia przed dwoma laty powiaty
pograniczne CUB. kieleckiej.
Cd czasu rozpoczecia sledztwa,
spowodowanego skargami te'
legrafcznemi jednego 2 zie.
mian powiatu miechowskiego
idokonanego W toku tego sle-
dztwa aresztcwania paruset
os6b podejrzauych, a miedzy
niemi kilkudziesieciu znanych
koniokrad6w, wypadki kra'
dziezy inwentarza zywego W
tamtej okolicy staly sic Rad
sze. Zmniejszenie sic to ga.
zeta Kielecka" oblicza na so
procent.
KRAKOW. Morderc6w
bankiera Kohna, Stachs ia.
rzyne, kt6rych 81 Grudnia
przytrzymano, odstawiono We
dug doniesied pism wiede1-
skich do sadu obwodowego W
Wadowicach. Zeznali oni, Ae
rzeczywiscie ubili pa}kami
bankiera Kohna W Pszczynie,
kt6rego nastepnie obrabowali.
Jarzyna rapi1 sic IL b. m. roe.
tworu fosforowego zapa}ek i
zmarl dnia - b. m. Gl6wny
sprawca tel zbrodni, Jan Who
darski z Ket, dotychczas ME
zosta} przytrzymany. Szano'
VIVA tr6jka wiele pope}niaa
w1ama1 i kradziezy W osta.
tnich czasach, a to W Danko-
wicach, W pow. bialskim i W
Krzeszowicach pod Krako'
wem.
Lwow. - Do Boleslawa
Prusa Wys1a1y 2 lnlcyatyWy
lwowskiej Czytelni akademi-
ckiej Towarzystwa m1odziezy
telegram nastepujscel tresci:
,,Czcigodny Panic! M}odzie2,
uczaca sic W wyzszych zak1a.,
dach naukowych lwowskich,
pospiesza z wyrazami holdu i
najwyzszego uznania dla pei.
nej ducha obywatelskiego
dwudziestopisc iscioletniej piracy.
Pragniemy, abys Czcigodny
Panic d1ugo jeszcze pracowa1
ma pozytek spo}ecze1stwa".
Czytelnia i Bratnia Pomoc a.
kademicka. Sluchacze polite.
chniki. Lesnicy. Sfuchacze
szkoly rolniczej W Dublanach.
Sluchacze weterynaryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28
Ma pOmnik KOsciuszki.

Ma weselu oh. Maks. Du-
banowskiego, kt6ry poslubil
panne Franciszke Berendt, ze-
brano pod mum. 46 Bradley
ulicy S5.1o ma pomnik Ko.
sciuszki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28

Deya sswajcarski surogot jest ma
przedaz we wszystkich groserniach.
spr6buicie 60. 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-01-28
Obch6d styczniOwy
wpar. sw. Jadwigi W South Bend,
Indiana.

(Koresp. ,Dzien. Ch::c.~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-05
ALL SORTS.

Percy Kramer is reported quite i'll.
Mrs. McCallum is reported very
low.
Wilbur Bigelow departed for Reno
last evening.
For good cigars If any brand so to
Richardson's.
Take in the dance tomorrow night
at Armory Hall.
Ed, Lehman vas a west bound
passenger last evening.
Roy Phelps ran a nail into his foot
and Is laid up for repairs.
Major Dennis was amoHg yester-
days passengers for Virginia City.
Have o seen these new derby hats
at Joe Platt's? You can't he dressed
up without one,
Congressman N~ewlanis has ar
rived in Reno and will visit this citv
shortly.
The Grand Republic and "Uucle
lake the best 5 cent cigar on the
coast at Reigg's.
A delicious tamale with a fresh cup
OF coffee or tea for 25 cents, at
Riggs. r.
Cornelius O'Connor a pioneer Of
a Francisco and a friend OF the
Bonanza firm is dying.
If you want candy hat is real lv
better than any imported in town 90
to Richardson's.
"llour BIgelow came down from
the Lake yesterday, the season being
over. He says there is a small force
OF men at work tearing up the railroad
back of Biiou.
Ensign and Mrs. Taylor Of the
Salvation Army will be in this city
Saturday and Sunday with their ster-
eotoplcan illustrating the life story Of
Little Jamie.
Used in every family. bot water
bottles. Two quarts Is cents, three
quarts IS cents Warranted perfect.
At The Thaxter Drug Store.
90 and see the new footwear at Ed
~Burlingtons- His ladies and gents
Nova Scotia seal are the very best
made, 10 fact his goods are ell trade
winners, they bring back the old as
well as new customers.
A big line OF new goods are arriving
daily at Ed. BurlingtoDs. All the
latest styles in footwear, as we'll as our
old reliables. will be found at his
store, Prices are still being cut to
suit the times. Our motto. The best
value for the least money"
Mary-You want me to be han d.
some don't you John?
John-Yes Mary.
Mary-Then get me a bottle OF
Madam Robinsons feee bleach at
Johnsons Drug Store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-05
Notice to ~Trespassers.

Notice is hereby given that all persons
trespasslng on the Clayton ranch, above
Cradlebaugh's, will be prosecuted to the
lulI extent of the law. Hunters who
break the fences n shoot stock will be
legally prosecuted
GEORGE FULSEONE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-05
Help Male,

AGENTS get fifty cents on each dol
lar; no experience necessary. Write for
agents outfit. Address the Catholic
News, 5 Barclay St, New York. ol3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-05

refer Hansen has Keen appointed
general State agent for the Ora Vita
-emedles. He is finding such a rapid
sale for the medicine that he annot
Ill his orders fast enough.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-05
Cattle for Sale.

20 head Of cattle for sale, mostly
helfers. Apply at this Office or adj
dress P. O Box 625
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-05

ID. A. Bender visited the comstock
yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-05
TIE SILVER FLOOD.
How it Swept Over the Eastern
States,

The result Of the Eastern elections
show how the cause of silver is diving
out In some of the most
ad quarters the big Republican ma
j~"ritles Of last fall were completely re-
vnTSej.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-05

GEORGE FULSEONE.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
EXCITEMENT At FRANKFORT.
\ Fist Fight in the Gallery Before
the ballot for Senator.

LOUISVILLE. KY, April lG.-A special
to the Evening Post from Frankfort says:
The greatest excitement prevailed during
the FIRST ballot for United States senator at
noon today. The galleries and lobbies were
crowded.
Tne sole topic of conversation was the
bribery charges that have been brought
agdins; Dr. Hunter and his chief lieuten-
ants, Wilson and Franks. The republicans
denounced them in unmeasured terms say
iEs it was but a dirty scheme to defeat
the republican nominee.
Before the roll was called there was a
fist fight in the right gallery.
The call of the roll showed no quorum
present, but a vote was taken anyway,
which gave Hunter 81 and Boyle l. Sixty
answered 10 their names.
y motion TO adjourn brought out the alb
seatees. and the vote stood IS TO S. but
President Worthington voted to continue
ballo;ing, and the second ballot was or
dered.
The fight in the gallery was between
Thomas Morrow of Somerset. a relative of
Judge T. II. Morrow, and a nephew of Gov
Bradley. and Peter Sanders, a local Hunter
republican.
Sanders struck Morrow over the eye with
a pair of brass knuckles, making an ugly
cut and drawing the blood in copious guam
titles. Sanders was arrested.
There was no change on the second
ballot.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
News From There Dfsqufeting to the
Administ ra tiOn,

The administration has been much dis
quieted by the news that reaches here
from Hawaii, especially the facts that are
set out in the news dispatches, following
as they do the rather dry but very i'm
portant statements made in the last re-
p1rts from United States Consul General
Ellis Mills at Honolulu. The latter after
referring briefly to the attempt of the Ha-
waiian government to deport lot OF Jap
anese coolies, who mad arrived from Japan
in violation OF the Immigration laws; gave
in short table, comparative exhibit of
the numerical strength of the various ma
ticnaiities represented in the population
OF the islands. From this 1t appeared, and
to the fact the consul general called at
tention, that the Japanese population was
second, and that il the peaceful inNa-
SION continued at the same rate il had
been increasing during the past three
years. it would be only matter OF year
or two before the Japanese We're the doni-
inGnt power in the islands. The news dis
patches supplemented this statement by
advices of tfe turning back of more Jap
anese and threats of resistance TO the de-
porta tionS. When the Philadelphia sailed
from San Diego a day two ago il was
said that the purpose of the Navy De
partment was only to substitute q more
credltable ship at Hawaii for the old Mar
ion. Now, however. it appears that the
Marion is likely to be retained on the sta
ton irstead of giving place to the Phil
adelphia, and although II is not admitted
that any particular significance can he
attached to the retention of two warships
at Honolulu ii may be fairly inferred that
the administration feels that the time is
approaching when 1t must give some actual
demonstration of the weight it attaches TO
the declared policy of the government
contained in the joint resolution passed by
Congress and approved by President C,eve-
land, that The United States will not per-
init foreign interference in the affairs OF
the Hawaiian Islands.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
THE ARMOR PLATE BIDS
Secretary Long Has Referred Them All to
Congress.
Text of the Letters Sent Recommend
ing Purchase at the Price
of 500 Per Ton.

Secretary Long has acted promptly ir
the matter Of the bids of the Illinois Steel
Company of Chicago to supply the armcr
plates for the three new battle ships. He
has rejected the bids and today referred
to Congress all of the bids and letters re-
ceived by him touching the armor qucs-
ton. They were addressed to the Speaker
or the House: the chairman of the Senate
naval committee and Representative Bou-
telle OF Maine. The letters read as fol-
lows: Il have the honor to transmit here
with copies of communications received
ON the Sth instant from the Illinois S;e.i
Company, the Bethlehem Iron Company
and the Carnegie Steel Comnany in an
swer TO the departments advertisement Of
March TO- inviting proposals for furnishing
the armor required for battle ships ., s ani
., the Illinois, Alabama and the Wiscon-
sin, Which advertisement was issued under
authority of the naval appropriation act.
approved March ;. 1897, wherein IL is
provided that the total cost of tie armor
according TO the plans and su.c.tcs.; ions
already prepared for the three battle ships
authorized by the act of June To- 1886.
shall lot exceed s.. .407, 800, exclusive of the
cost OF transportation, baliistic test plates
and tests, and no contract for armor
plate shall be made at an average rate TO
exceed $500 per ton of 2,240 pounds The
communication of the Illinois Steel Com
pany contains a bid in the form of two
general propositions. neither OF which the
department feels that it has any author
ity to consider with a view to acceptance
or rejection. while the other two COM
municatiouS received are not bids but are
statements of reasons why bids are not
submitted.
The work of construction of such battle
ships is now in progress under contracts
made in September, 1896 and as it viii
be only a few months before the contrac-
tors Will require the armor in order to
carry on their work properly, delay in
furnishing the armor may subject the gov
eminent to heavy expense on several ac-
counts, and as il is desirable for every
reason that these ships should be COM
pleted as soon as possible, it is deemed OF
great Importance that steps should be
taken Immediately to procure the armor
L, therefore. recommend that authority be
given the department to advertise again
for proposals and 10 make contracts for
armor at a Price not exceeding Sioo per
ton, the rate recommended by my pretle-
cessor in his report to Congress dated De-
cember so. 1886, on the subject OF the cost
of armor."
Secretary Long incloses a copy of the
report made by Captain Sampson, chief Of
ordnance, on the capabilities of the plant
of the Illinois Steel Company for the pro-
duction of armor.
Evening star., 1897-04-10

manded by Colonel Cipriani. The so-called
Insurgents are all well armed and have
been equipped at the expense of the Eth
nike Hetairia, the famous and powerful
Greek secret society which has been the
root and branch of the present crisis, prac-
tically controlling the country. The mem
hers of the expedition all wear the badge
of the Ethnike Hetairia and were given an
enthusiastic send-off by the Thessalans
and Greek troops.
The latter, it Is almost unnecessary to
add, made no attempt to prevent the de-
parture of the expedition, and, therefore
1t cannot be claimed that the movement
was unknown to the Greek authorities
Two Greek flags were solemniy intrusted
to the chars. of the insurgents, and good
arrangements have been made for forward
ing food and other supplies to the expedi-
tionary force.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
HAVE THEY A POLICYf
House Democrats fin Caucus to Deter
mine the Point.

mime the Point.
The democrats of the House are caucus
ing this afternoon for the purpose of de-
termining whether or not they have any
fixed policy on the subject of legislation
1t was made apparent today again that
the party is greatly divided and that there
is an indisposition on the part of a minor
ity of the party to recognize the leadership
Of Mr.. Bailey, though he was elected to
the leadership by the caucus at the open
ing Of the session. Mr.. Bailey having
controlled the caucus before. probably will
continue in control and the caucus this
afternoon was probably inspired by the
hope that the malcontents and kickers
might be brought into line. During the
brief session OF the House this morning
the great variety Of views expressed by
democrats on the proposition advanced by
Mr. Simpson to force the republicans to
take up general legislation at this session.
showed the necessity for some sort OF un-
derstanding to be come at among the as
pirlng democratic leaders II they want to
maintain a consistent policy. 1t Ia ex-
pected that the caucus will decide not to
force legislation. IL they decide anything at
sll.