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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16

Boise, Ida, July 14.-When Indian
Agent Irwin made his report that there
were only forty-two Indians on Camas
Prairie, and that they were of per-
fectly harmless class, Governor Steu-
nenberg wrote TO some of those set
tiers who had petitioned him, asking
them what it meant, as he could not
afford to be imposed upon.
The governor has some letters in re-
Spouse to his communication, the
writer's asserting their former state
ments. These letters narrated that
many families abandoned their places
ana went to HALEY for safety; while
those who remained were annoyed in
every manner.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16

ST. Paul, July l4.-After an extended
hearing on the petition for the pardon
of Cole and Jim Younger, members of
the Missouri outlaw band who raided
n bank at Northtield, Mimi, in 1876,
the state board of pardons, consisting
of the governor, Encouragement and
chief Justice, jhave refused to grant the
request, declaring their belief that the
Youngers should complete their term
of life imprisonment
Several previous attempts have been
made to secure pardons for the Young
ers, Gov Pillsbury refused to pardon
them sixteen years ago, and eight
years ago Gov Merriam followed his
example, both declaring that they be-
lieved the ends of justice would be
better served by keeping the Youngers
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16

Phelps and Mcmillan Make Evii Confess
sion.

Salt Lake, July 13.-John Egan
whose lifeless body was found behind
the Walker house. died from the effects
of an over dose Of morphine admins
tered by Charles Phelps, a blacksmith
and Jesse Mcmillan, bartender of the
Senate saloon. Robbery was the OBJ
ject, and 81 and gold watch were Ia
ken Both Phelps and Mcmillan made
confessions which differed but little,
and were brought about by the unex-
pected appearance Of a witness who
was in the saloon nearly all night
and saw the men together. Phelps
admits serving the doped beer and
says he told ihe bartender, Mcmillan
to put some OF that stuff in" mean
ing morphine
Mcmillan denies having put the NOR
phine in, but knew it was being adj
ministered.
1t took three glasses TO produce stu
por. After the ROBBERY, and while
Egan was still alive, he was carried
out of the saloon and deposited where
the body was found by Phelps and
one Bobby Sleeves, because Egan was
snoring too loudly.
The bruises on the temple of the
dead man proved TO be only superb
cial and of no consequence, and were
probably caused bV dropping the
body.
An examination of Egan's stomach
is being made and the corOner's in
quest was adjourned to wait state
ment from the physicians in charge of
the examination
The officials are stirred by the crime
and the most rigid regulations regulat-
ing saloons win be adopted and a cam
paign of determination will be begun
against suspicious characters.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16
The King of slam win Not Come.

Washington, July 1.-THE king Of
Siam is not to honor the United States
by his presence this summer. 1t had
been expected that his imperial ma
jesty, who is now on tour Of the
world. would come to the United States
from London, where he has been at
tending the queens jubilee, The
Siamese minister of foreign affairs has
just advised the state department,
however, that his august sovereign will
return to Siam by another route The
minister said that the king would
probably visit the United States al an
other time.
1t is said that the main reason why
the ruler of the land OF the White Ele-
plant changed his plans was because
of his failure 10 receive II formal invi-
tation TO visit this country from Che
cover nment.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16

Phoenix, Ariz.. July 1f--Iohn r.
James and Henry Blake have returned
from the desert region near the Mexi-
can border. bringing "A story Of great
suffering and OF success in the diseoy-
cry Of the famous California mine, one
of the most famous Of the lost mines
OF the southwest. The mine lies south
OF Sentinel station, on the Southern
Pacific, distant about eighty miles. in
region that appears absolutely water
less For ten days the men were com
PEELED 10 live by drinking the bitter
root Of the cactus. The men are terri
bly, broken through their sufferings ON
the blazing desert They could stay
only short time 1T the mine, but
brought back samples Of gold specked
ore, taken from the bottom of the
shaft, where yet were the tools left by
the miners Of 80 years ago. They viii
outfit and return well prepared, as soon
as they regain strength.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16
on DISCOVERY.
There h Said 10 } . Enough oil aud Coal To
supply the world Ia Alaska.


Seattle, Wash, July 14.-What Is
said 10 be- the greatest oil discovery
ever made Is reported from Alaska.
Some gold prospectors several months
ago ran across what seemed TO be a
lake Of oil The lake was fed 10y nnu
merable springs, and the surrounding
mountains were fun Of coal They
brought samples 10 Seattle and testq
proved It 10 be OF as high grade as any
ever taken out the Pennsylvania wells.
A loca! company was formed and ex.
perts sent up. They have returned on
the steamer Topeka, and their repor;
has more than borne out the first re.
ports. 1t is said there is enough oil
and coal in the discovery TO supply the
world
II is close TO the ocean, in fact. the
experts say that the oil oozes out into
the salt water. II is said that the
Standard OH company has already
made an offer for the property
The owners have filed ON 1000 acres
and arc naturally very much excited
over their prospective fortune.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16
JOHN EGAN FOUND DEAD.
Undeniabie Evidence of Foul PIay-Threo
Arrests Made.

Salt Lake City, July 12-The body
OF John Egan was found behind the
Walker house about $50 a. m. bearing
unmiStakable evidences of having been
murdered There is large confusion
IN the right temple which might have
oeen the cause of death although an
overdose of dope is suspected The pc
lice believe the tragedy occurred in
rear room of the Senate saloon. Blood
was found there, and evidences that
the body was dragged from the room
to where it was fond. The barkeep-
err, Jesse Mcmillan, and c. NJ. Phelps.
with two Others, are under arrest on
suspicion of having murdered the man.
Egan was at one time proprietor of the
White House bar and was noted for
his iiberality. He was out of employ
ment but had secured position with
the Short Line at Pocatello, which he
intended shortly to fill. Robbery is
supposed to have been the motive, al
though Egan is not thought to have
had much money.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16

Colorado Springs, July 13.-Mr.
George II. Proctor, of New York. pres.
ident Of the Cripple Creek Pixies Peak
tunnel, which is to be run through the
mountain from Manitou to Cripple
Creek, arrived here from New Yorl,
and says that he has come to let con,
tracts for the tunnel, which will be 70
miles long. He says that the estima-
ted cost is about s., 600, 900, but during
his recent visit to England there were
Sis.0o0,ooo subscribed of which 81 600,
goo is now in the various banks of Emo.
land, and the other money will be
paid in in installments of 81 900. 600
each whenever necessary.
Mr.. Proctor says that the contract
will be let in a short time and that
work viii commence within 60 DAYS
after letting the contract.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16
TO KEEP A GRIP ON HAWAII.
Amy Aggressive Interference by Japan Will
Result in the landing of Marines.

Result IN the IanuinG OF Marines.
Washington, July 13-The admins.
tration has taken steps to keep its
grip on Hawaii Any aggressive inter.
ference on the part of Japan will re.
suit in the landing of marines and the
hosting of the American flag with or
without the ratification of the pending
annexation treaty.
The administration, realizing that
some crisis might arise while the treaty
still hangs fire in the senate, has taken
steps to be prepared for any emer-
gency.
Rear Admiral Beardslee will have,
when the next steamer arrives in Hon
olulu, instructions giving him power
to act at the first sign of aggression on
the part of Japan or trouble of any
kind with which the local authorities
are not able to cope Rear Admiral
Beardslee will be given sufficient force
to carry out the programme that events
may force upon him.
1t is definitely settled that the bat
tleship Oregon, now en- route to San
Francisco from Seattle, will be dis
patched to Hawaii as soon as she can
be prepared for the voyage. This will
give Admiral Beardslee three vessels
the Oregon, Philadelphia and Marion
Japan has at present but one vessel
in the harbor at Honolulu, the cruiser
Naniwa. She has another cruiser at
San Francisco awaiting orders which
may take her to the Hawaiian islands.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16

Boise, Ida. July l5,-The city cleo
tion in Bise resulted in the election Of
NJ. Alexander as mayor, over Peter
Soma and j. A. Pinney. The follow
ing is the ticket elected:
Mayor. NJ Alexander; clerk, tie be-
e,veen Miss Mary MeCree and Z. II.
Blake; city attorney, Charles c. Cav
anuugh; city treasurer, II. +. Neal;
city assessor, George Pettingill; city
collector, Mrs Carrie +. Myers.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16
Do. nraahnrr nl.ml..cd.

San Francisco, July When the
case against Mrs John Bradbury of
Los Angeles, charged with adultery,
was called for examination in Judge
Lows court the fair defendant did not
appear in person, and her counsel ex-
planned that she was too i'll to attend.
At the request Of The Society for the
Prevention of Crime the ease was dis
missed
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16
Japan Not In u.

Washington, July II. Senator Dav-
IS, chairman Of the committee on for.
eign relations. in speaking OF the
Japan Hawaii controversy said; cit is
high time that Japan WIS made TO
realize that She is 10 have no voice in
the annexation matter The best way
% put an end 20 the controversy would
be- to promptly 1tify the treaty but
do not believe that Japan will at
tempt Amy very aggressive action,
knowing as She must that the United
States fully determined TO annex the
islands md the hoisting of the Ameri
can flag over the islands at once,
whether the treaty is ratified or not
senator Cullom of Illinois of the
committee on foreign affairs, said in
Of the matter; 1.-The annex
alton Of Hawaii is our affair, and we
do not propose TO have Japan or any
other nation dictate TO as what we
shall do. We win annex the islands
in our own time and in our own way,
regardless OF what Japan may say. ! !
see no reason to fear trouble in any 1
way Japan would have nothing tc
gain by interference, and might lose
great deal
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16
WESTERN INVENTORS.
People From Utah. Idaho, Montana and
Nevada GRANTED Patients.


Washington. July l4.--Patents have
been issued as follows: u William
Bright, assignee of oue-half to w. H.
Schock, oven thermometer; John b.
Fleming Frisco. steamboiler; Angus
Mcclellan, Salt Lake, concentrator and
amalgamator: Lemert G. Vanvoorhies,
Salt Lake City, duplex penholder;
William T. OMeara, Salt Lake City;
trade mark for baking powder.
idaho-carl Rosenhold and J. w.
Carlson, Wardner, bicycle bell
Montana Charles O. Anderson,
Butte, lee velocipede; Byron Markham
Helena, bolster plates; Lawrence X.
Dcvlin, Haver, electric railway sys-
tenn.
Nevada Bancroft, Browns
voting machine.
Pensions we're granted as follows.
Wyoming-Charles w. Turnin. Viola,
reissue; Clara ~ Blanke, Laramie,
widow
Idaho William l. Stuart, Forest,
Charles II Hubbell Boise, original.
Nevada--Peter r. kaufman, Eureka,
NJ ! Burns was appointed post
master at Inyankara, Wyoming, vice
c. C. = ThompsonS. resigned
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16
Currency Commission.

Washington, July 14.-Representa-
tive 1eatwole of Minnesota, who is in
the present congress, introduced a bill
for currency commission, has been
consulting with members of the com
mittee on rules and other leaders of
the house as to a special order for con
sidering bill in case a commission
should he recommended by the presi-
dent. The lateness of the session and
the poor prospect of any action in the
senate do not, Mr.. Heatwole thinks,
give much encouragement for believ-
ing that any financial plan will be con-
sidered in the house until next session
The feeling in the house seems to be
that if the tariff bill is out of the way
little or no other business will be trans
acted at this session.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-07-16
Stampede Averted by a Hymn.

New York, July ia large congre
CATION at the Methodist church at Ell
mer, n. j., was panic stricken by a
terrific thunder storm which passed
over the village. Bishops McCabe and
Foss, who were conducting the SER
vice, averted the danger of stampede
from the building by starting a hymn.
The church was crowded to the doors
when the storm struck it, Lightning
flashed continually A tree in the par
sOnage yard was struck and big dog
owned by the pastor, Bev. Alfred
Wages, was stunned. This incident.
which was witnessed through the win
dows by many of the people in the
church, was responsible for the fears
of the congregation. The GOODNESS of
the bishops was all that averted dan
gerous rush for the doors.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-04
2 Wyspy Kuby.

HAVANA, 3go Czerwcs. -
Komisarz Calhoun wsiad1 dzi.
siaj ma okret Saratoga odp1y.
nsl do Stan6w Zjedn.
Tutejsza gazeta "Diario de
la Marina" konstatuje, ze. ma
calej wyspie panuje wielkie
oburzenie Hiszpan6w przeci-
wko Amerykanom, kt6rzy mie.
szajs sic W ME swoje sprawy,
przedstawiaja stosuki ma wy.
spie we falszywem swietle i
umieszczajs W gazetach amery.
ka6skich korespondencye ME.
zgodne prawda. Generalny
konsul Lee jest agitatorem, a
reszta konsul6w idzie 2 MIN
reka W reke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-04
Polacy W Ameryce.
Nowy kosci0f ,,niezaleAny".

nKuryer Polski" W numerze
129-- 1go Czerwca = podaje
wiadomost ze South Milwau.
kee, ae Polacy tamtejsi uchwa-
lili sogo Maja ma mityngu
niby parafialnym wyslac Smiu
kolektor6w do osad polskich,
ably kolektowali ma majscy sic
tamze budowae koscid polski.
Kolektorsmi wedlug ,Kur.
Polskiego" So: w. Pociechow-
ski, N. Tylicki, W. Blaszak,
T. Gostowski, M. Ludwiczak,
J. Brzustkowski, B. Sniadach i
W. Woloszek. Dalej pisze
yKurYer Polski'', kolektorzy
So zaopatrzeni W notaryalne
poswiadczenie, podpisane przez
zaraad parafialny, mianowicie:
J. Merkiel, N. .Tylicki, ]. Ra.
domski, W. Pinkowski, i w.
Blaszak. w ko1cu dodaje, il
koscia ten jest zapisany ma ks.
arcybiskupa.
Tymcaasem monsignor lei.
ninger, wikaryusz arcybiskupa
archidyecezyi milwauckiej, o.
Awiadczyl, il Polacy W South
Milwaukee budujs kosciol bez
pozwolenia ks. arcybiskupa,
wbrew jego wolf, properly"
ME 60 zApisane ma niego ! ME
.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-04
WieIki szachista.

WASHINGTON, D. c., 3go
Czerwca.-Szachista Pillsbury
da} wczorsj wieczorem dow6d
ogromnych swych zdolnosci v W
Washington Chess Club.
Gral on r6wnoczesnie trzydzie.
Sci partyj szach6w j szest par.
tyi warcab, a wielu przeciwni-
k6w jego bylo znanymi tutej-
szymi szachistami. Turniej
zakofczyl sic W przecisgu pie
ciu godzin. Pillsbury wygral
DIV adziescia siedm partyj sza-
chow cztery partye warcab.
Try partye szach6w i jedna
partya warcab pozostasy Micro.
zegrane, a iedne psrtys warcab
Pillsbury przegra4.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-04
Kr6l Siamu we Wf0szech.

RzYM, 3go Czerwca. -Chu.
lslongkorn, krol Siamu, przy-
byl dotsd dzisiaj i zostal ma
dworcu koleiowym powitany
przez kr6la Humberta i przez
nastepce tronu. w pobliau
dworea staly wielkie tlumy lu-
du. Porzsdek utrzymywala
straz honorowa. Monarchs
siamski zamieszkal W Kwiry.
male, jako gosc kr6la w}oskie.
60. Powitala 50 tam krolowa
Ma}gorzata i nastepczyni tro-
nu, ksiezna Helena. Jutro u
daje sic Chulalongkorn do
Grand Hotel, zksd pojedzie do
Watykanu, azeby z}oayc swe
uszanowanie Ojcu swistemu,
g{owie chrzesciahstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-04
azklanke piwem, rzuci3 ia ma
glove Levekego ma nieszcze-
scie rozbil mu czaszke.
Nieuczeiwi bankierzy.

COLUMBUS, Kas., 8 Czerwca.
-Dzisiaj zako6czylo sic wsts-
pne przes}uchanie urzednik6w
zbankrutowanego bsnku Bax.
ter Springs. Pu}k. Alexander
Warner i syn jego Benjamin,
jakotez kasyer A. Warner /
buchalter Davis, zostali odda.
nj pod sad kryminalny. Ze
sledztwa okazalo sic, ze bank
byl niewypiacalnym ma d3ugl
czas pred ogloszeniem ban.
kructwa. Pomimo tego przyj'
mowano depozyta, a banko.
wynn urzednikom i rodzinie
Warner wypiacano lch wkiad-
Iii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-04
Irlsndczycy agituj8.

LoNDYN, 3 Czerwca. - Al.
dermani W Dublinie obiors ma
przysz}em SVEN posiedzeniu
mayorem miasts-John'a Red
mond, przyw6dce parnelit6w i
pos}a do angielskiego parla-
mentu z Waterford City.
Ma dzisiejszem posiedzeniu
parlamentu zapytaa Rad posed
Dillon, przyw6dca Irlandczy.
kow, czy Anglia mysli p6jst
sladem innych pa6stw cywili-
zowanych i ogiosi z powodu
iubileuszu kr6lowej amnestye
dla Irlandczyk6w, trzymanych
we wiezieniach "a politycsne
przestepstwa.
Przedstawiciel rzsdu, mini
ster Belfour, odpowiedzial, ae
W wiszieniach niema obecnie
irlandzkich przestepc6w poli-
tycznych, So tylko dynamicia-
RE, a wiec zwyczajni krymi-
nalisci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-04
KolOnisci m0rz pOludniowych.

SAN Francisco, 8 Czerwca.
-Pomisdzy kolonistami, kt6.
rzy wybrali sig do m6rz poiu-
dniowych pred trzema mie.
siscami, aaeby obrac jaks wy.
sps ma zaiozenie osady, panuie
wielkie niezadowolenie. Mad.
szed} tu list cd jednego z tych
kolonist6w W Suva, gl6wnem
mieseie wysp Fidzi, W kt6rym
piszscy donosi, ae kapitan
okretu Peterson jak car poste.
puje, a gubernator wysp Fidzi
ME pozwoli{ i'm lsdowat ma
aadnejz wysp tel grupy. Przy'
gotowujs sic do podr6zy do
wysp Samoa, a gdyby in i tam
ME pozwolono zalozyc kolonii,
to udadza sis do wysp salo'
mona. Jeaeliby i'm nigdaie sic
ME powiodlo, to powr6cs do
domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-04
Telegramy Krajowe.
z KOngresu.

WASHINGTON, D. c., 3go
Czerwca. w senacie dzisiaj
znowu zrobiono dobre postepy
z taryfs i prawie zalatwiono
sic 2 tabela metalow. WsEystkie
poprawki przez mniejszosc
wnoszone zostsly odrzucone.
Ma dzisiejszem posiedzeniu
izby posl6w Terry wni6sl re-
zolucys domagajsca sic natyeh'
miastowego zamianowania ko-
mitetu dIa spraw zagranicz'
nych. Mowca oswiadczy}, ze
rezolucya sprzeciwia sic po'
rzadkowi obrsd. Terry apelo'
wal do izby, a apelacys iego
80 glosami przeciw IS ma st6i
polozono. Przyjeto kilka bi.
low mnieiszej wagi odroczono
sig po godz. 3.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-04
ZWiOka dla Durranta.

SAN Francisco, CAL, Sgo
Observation-Disclosures Durrant
znowu pozyskal zwloke W wy.
konaniu wyroku. Adwokaci
jego dzisiaj pojawili sic u Sc
diego zwisakowego Gilberta i
prasili o tax zwane "writ of
supersedeas" dla swojego
klienta, celem odlozenia jego
Btracenia. Ssdzia odrzuci} pro-
zbs, ale pozwolil apelowae do
wyaszego ssdu zwiszkowego.
Zachodzi wprawdzie pYtanle,
ezyli W obee odmowienia "wrlt
of supersedess'' wykonanie
wyFoku moae bye odlozone,
ale prokurator generalny Fitz-
gerald oswiadczyl dozorcy
wiszisnia Hale, as ME ma wy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-04

2 New Kensington, Pay
otrzymala nGaz. Kat" nasts-
pujacs korespondencys:
Nam tu zamiar podzielid
sic rodakami ia wesoia nowi-
na, il wbrew wolf kilku krzy-
kacsy i burzycieli z naszej pa.
rafi, kt6rzy starali sic niezgode
siae i zamiast bye pomocnymi
naszemu ksiedzu proboszczowi
W tax trudnej sprawie, jaka
jest budowa koscioia, to jeszcze
sprawiali mu k}opot i zmar-
twienie, podburzajac spokoj-
nych parafian, azeby zaczetego
ma chwale Boza dziela do sku.
tku ME doprowadzic. Lecz
dzieki Bogu i gorliwej piracy
Wbnego ks. Henr. Cichockiego,
kt6ry jest proboszczem, do
prowadzilismy tax daleko, il
ma Zielone Swiatki odbedzie
sic uroczyste poswiecenie ka-
mienia wsgielnego pod kosci6l.
Wszyscy szanowni rodacy z
poblizkich miast i osad jak
najserdeczniej So proszeni ma
to uroczystosc, a gdy przybsdS
beda mile i po bratersku prey.
jeci. Podajmy sobie dion bra
tnia, pomagajmy sobie wzaje.
mnie, a i Pan Bog nam dopo.
moae. Me gardzcie, kochani
Bracia, nasza mala i skromna
parafs, tylko dopom6zcie nam
swojs obecnoscia i zyczliwoscia
do uswietnienia tax wielkiego
Ola mas dnia, pomnsc ma slowa
Zbawiciela: ,,Cokolwiek uczy.
niliscie jednemu z tych malu-
czkich, mniescie uczynili.
o wyaej wspomuianych krzy.
kaczach ME bsde sic ma razie
rozpisywa1, chociaz zasluguja
ma nagans, bo jsIk mnie via
domosci dochodza, to i tax
latwo moga wpasf rsce spra'
wiedliwosci. 0 dalszym roz.
woju naszej pa.vafi donioss
p6zDiej. Dzis to tylko dodam:
nOby Bog W'szechmogscy
wszystkim nieprzyjacioiom ma
Sym dal upamietanie" A. A.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-04
Telegramy zagraniclne
BankructwO fabryk sOcyallsty.
cznych.

PARYz, 3 Czerwca. - Ko.
operacyjne fabryki szkla W
departamencie Tarn, zalozone
przez socyalist6w pod przewo-
dnictwem deputowanego Jau.
res, ably zniszczyc fabryki "a.
mo2nego kapitalisty Rosseguier
zostana W najblizszym czasie
zamkniete. Gdy swego czasu
robotnicy W fabrykach Rosse'
guiera zastrajkowali, socyali.
styczni deputowani agitowali
wsr6d robotnik6w "a za}oae-
MEM wlasnych fabryk. Ro'
botnicy zlozyli 100000 fran
k6w i wybrawszy z posr6d
siebie dyrektor6w, puscili je W
ruch. Wnet jednak EASILY
nieporozumienia i teraz 40 ro'
botnlk6w odfaczyWszy sic,
uda}o sig do fabryki Rosse.
guiera proszsc o pracs. Po-
wiadajs oni, Ae juz cd kilku
miesiecy mkt ME dostsl p}acy;
ca3y zlozony kapital zostai
spotrzebowany, MIN fabryke
puszczono W ruch. Wszyscy
robotnicy cierpia straszns bic.
de; ich zony muszs zebrac aby
ME umierac z g}odu. Wine
bankructwa przypisujs dyre-
ktorom fabryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-04
Uznany winnym'

DEs MONIES, Ia, 3 Czerwca.
FIR. Rel, kt6ry d. 6 Kwie-
tnia zabil majetnego kontrak'
tora budowy Karola Leveke,
zostal uznany winnym zaboj-
stwa. Najwyasza kara "a to
wynosi wedle ustawy 10 lat
wiszienia. Leveke mialSl0,oOo
W niemieckiej kasie oszczsdno.
Sci, kt6ra zbankrutowala 81
Stycznia. Mowisc 0 swej stra'
Gle z Reilem, przeklinal "kato'
lickie" urzadzenie W banku,
Rel, kt6ry Jest katolikiem,
tax sic uni6sl, ae porwawszy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-04

- Wczoraj, Y, Czwartek,
odbyl sig pogrzeb 6. p. J6zefa
Borchardta, kt6ry umarl W Po.
niedziatek, przet;ywszy lat SS.
Pogrzeb odby} sic z mieszka-
MIA p. nr.54o Maple ul i z ko-
scio}a sw. Antoniego ma cmen.
tarz kalwaryjskl. Zmar4y byl
ojcem p. Fraciszka Borchardta,
sedziego pokoju i b.ylego kspii-
tana Gwardyi Koscinszki. S.
p. J6zef byl jednym z najstar-
szych osadnik6w poaskich "
Milwaukee. Podczas wojny
domowej zaciagns4 on sic do
Pierwszego wiskonsihskie
pulku sluayl przez cags woj-
ne.
23.letni Andrzej Maukie7
wicz, jadsc ma bicyklu po
Grand ave., spadl ma tor kole.
jowy i zostal uderzouy mad
chodzscym przeciwnej strony
tramwajem. Cieako rannego
W glove odwiezt musiano wo-
zem ambulansowym do mie-
szkania.
= ,Kuryer" tutejszy otrzy-
mai wiadomose Cd Ed. I. Stu.
peckiego, by1ego agenta sprze.
da2y grunt6w j majora wiskon.
sinskiej milicyi, Re tenae osiadl
W Londynie, prseznacza wsza.
kae ma rzecz swych wierzycieli
lSo ARROW gruntu i 800 lotow
W Three Lakes. Grunta te i
Lofty So wrzekomo zapisane ma
imie aptekarza J.W. S. Tom.
kiewicza. Tymczasem pan /.
oswiadczyl, Ae Lofty zostafy
sprzedane Is Maja przez sze.
ryfa, poniewaa przez try lata
ME oplacano cd mich podatkow,
q grunta farmerskie przepisze
p. Tomkiewicz ma imie vie.
rzycieli Slupeckiego, jeaei ci
swr6cs mu pienisdse, kt6rs mp
winisn tsnts Slupscki )