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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18
(List Orgy. p X. Macheka:)
Chicago dnia 5 Lutego 1897
A. Ostrowski


Chicago dnia 5 Lutego 1897.
A. Ostrowski
Newark, N. j.
k,skawy Panic.
Wyozytalem " d.isiejsrsj nZgo
die" ae Grupa N. 48 Il. N. P. jest
IA projektem ,,D.ienika Narodowe
ge". Me znam Pans, ale jake
zwiaIkowiec osmielam sic S.Lnow
nsmu Panu doniesc, ae je.eli pro
jekt TAXI przejdzie, bedziemy primo
placic pc 3 Dbl. recznis wieoej po-
datku, a cato dostanismy szpargal
Podobny n. p. d~zisiejszej Zgodzie,
u. N. P. bedzie mis} 10 darmozia.
dow ala Jablohski, Brods, Chrzanow-
ski(fs) etc wiecej Go utrzymania. a
nssi ohiopki zapiaca lynn Panom! Me.
dosycim Zgody, kt6ra cd dsskido des
XII z~apchana jest tylko artyku'ami
przeoiw kleru ik~oscio{ovi, ME! trzeba
i'm dzisnnika, ably preizej wiare re
seroa ludu poczciwego wydr.ec i ma
passive takich iapichiop6w .ostawic
jak nasi prov odyrowie- Osmielam
sic zapytao szan. Pana o.y Braoia
Grupy 46 zastanowili sic natem?
Pozostsje z szacunkiem i bratnien
pozdrowieniem
Rdrol j Machek
IL. Marion Pl.
czlonek Grupy 10 Tomasza Zana.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18
REDAKToR:
Franciszek HerOntm J610ntsh.

Entered at p. o. at Chicago. Illinois as second-class
matter.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

Kaady ~zwiszkowy mote .dani,
swe co do projektowanego nDsieu
nika Narodowego" W ,zgodzie'
wyrazie-a uoiekanie sic z tego DO
wodu do intryg ! oszozerstw, zas
iuguje Ia take odprawe, jaka p
M. spotkala re strony PIP. sekreta.
r.y grup, kt6rzy pisza s~lus.oie, &c
p. M. swietne usaugi oddaje wro
gom Zwiszku n. P.
Zasnaozamy tn, ze tylko ma ,cy
rozne Sqddnie zamieszo.amy ponize,
originality list p. NJ. wsuslkimi
biedAmi, Gest on najprzy.woitsry
re wszystkioh 90 do tresoi i formy),
tudz:e. odpowiedz sekr. Ostrowskie
60, inac.ej ME .wraOaliby smy uws
81 ma ten chydiony STRAIT.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18
POswiecenie

- Jakto pow alssz sic bio aonie9
- Widzisz, doktcr przepisai jej
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

Zarzad Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
CENZOR:-T. M. Helinski,
Duluth, Mimi.
wICE-CENzOR: : J. Maternowicz, 1is6 Broad.
way Buffalo, n. Y.
PREZES:-E K. z. Brodowski, sol Noble 1t. Chi.
cago, Illinois.
WlCE-PREZESOwIE:-A A. Biaszczynski, 64sw.
II II. Chicago, Illinois.
J; szostakowski, 500 Superior ave-, South
Chicago, Ill.
xASYER:S w. wleklinski. ZOE i4 W. Division
ST., Chicago, Illinois.
fIEKUNOwIE KASY:-A. x. Centela, "a Cha.
pin st.. Chicago, Ill.
b. L. Maciejewski, SIC W. II st., Chicago, Ill.
4ank9wskis SSg W rn 4, ChisagSs Iis'
NJ. J. Sadowski, 1Gs io4 w. Division st.
Chicago, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18
Pr0jekt ~,,Prawdy''.

Ostatni mum er ,,Zgody" peojektu'
je. ably ns,sepuy Ssjm Z~is.ku wy.
sial do OLGA sw. MEMORIAL o nadu
syoiach, jakioh sic dopusrczajs ME
ktorzy ksiesa W polskich parafiach "
Ameryce. Jest to swietny projskt
naleay go W ozyn zamienic bezwa.
runkowo.
My cd siebie dodajemy, ze Zwia.
eek procz powyaszego memoryalu
powinien wysiac do Rzymu staiegc
rePrezentanta, kt6ryby interesa pola
k6w W Ameryoe tam za}atwial.
Re~prezentsnt 6w u~chodzi}by "
Rzymie Ia sgenta - tax, jsk So tam
~prywatni agenoi Ola Austryi, Me
mice t d. Zwiszek wyds}by ns
raprowadzsnie takiej agentury oko}e
$1,000, a oszozedziaby polakom W A
MERGE setki tysieoy dolarow rocz
ME, ktore niepotrrebnie tona - "
bezdennych k~ieszeniach naszyoh pa
sterzy.
Jestesmy pewni, re pc swiecenie
$1,000 ma wyslanis do Rrymu odpo.
wiedniego agenta przyniosloby Zwia'
zkowi wieoej chwaly a Kosoiolowi
wiecej poaytku, nj. $4,000 ofiarowane
ma karlowate seminaryum detroickie
Prdudd.
Reformy, ktore Hiszpania ofiaruje
Kubie, ME zadowolnia powstaho6w,
gdyt W nich przebijs wszedzis dsz
nose do utrzymania stern rzad6w "
rekach Hiszpanow. Szereg wisko.
wych okruoiehstw popeinianych ns
IndyaDach ms,i sic ma ,ch sprawoachi
ale Indyanis juz Z tego kor.ysoi "a.
dnej ME odnioss. Sro6oda.
Katdy redaktor powinien misc cd
wage do wypowied.snia swego ida
mia W sprawach watnyoh, Oaly ogo'
obobodzaoych, chocby M bylo pre-
ciwnem zdaniu wszystkich jsgo PREY
jaciol, a wolnosc slows i pisms tc
najoenniejszy dar konstytucyi Sta
now Zjedn. Sscc6oda.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-18

<JhoWnc 10 ohinsJ Euoh'
1 OTTO msss Greoya dsls znac, ae
wysy'a swoje okresy do Krsty, by te
z~aprowadziiy porusdck, ktorego tur
cy ucrynic ME chos, bea wzgledu ma
to, ory to sic sultsnowi podobs, osy
ME. Ia il,tylls Rad grsoki W kilks
dni wysaaa wojsks okupscyjne no
Zone L puiku piecbosy, kilku battery
srtyleryi l bstalionu sapsrow ! woj-
ska te W poniedziaiek wylsdowsly
ma Krecie, przyjese prrsz mies.kah
COW Z entuzyszmem do szaiu dooho.
dzscym.
Turoys W poorstku obwyoiia sic
rwykiej blsgi ! zagroziis wojns leo'
otrrymais ma to krotks a category
csns ~odpowiedz, ae Greoys gotow,
jest ma wszystkis ewentuslnosci ! ns
wet przsd wojna sic ME oofnis ! rae
czywiscie nstycbmisst pobusi rzsC
greek bedsce pod reks wojsks nj
grsniCe turssks ! powoisi pod brof
rererwy Z lat 1891.
Wobeo tax stsnowczej postswy
Grscyi - turcy smiekli, zgestuisl,
i'm nina ! sultan udai sic do mo
osrstw Z sadsniem zabronienia Gre
oyi mies.auia sic do jej sprsw we
wnetrsnyoh.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
Smear rrnst Win and Loses.

NEW YORK, Nov. "A decision
partly for and partly against the Amer
ican Sugar Refining company was
handed down by the board of United
States general appraisers. Sugars were
imported by thc company from France,
Belgium, Holland and Buenos Ayres on
which the collector of this port assessed
one-tenth of cent pound additional
sduty under the provisions of the old
tariff law. A protest was filed by the
importers and the general appraisers
decided that in the case Of the sugar
from Buenos Ayres the Importation was
liable TO the additional duty Of one
tenth of a cent a pound because that
country pays a bounty or the export
Df sugar. The sugars from France Bel
glum and Holland were held not liable
to the additional duty
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
MAY DEFY THE CHURCH.
The Princeton Inn Question Approaching
CIi,nnx.

PRINCETON, n. j., Nov. 2-The dis
cusslon over the Princeton inn, the con
sequent condemnation Of Princeton uni-
terslty and several Of its professors by
various presbytories and synods
throughout the country and the action
taken by Rev G. II. Shields in an
nouncing that he would sever his con-
nection with the Presbyterian church
have caused a breach between the uni
versity and the church which is now
believed to be rapidly approaching an
open rupture.
on Thursday. Nov. IL, the New
Brunswick synod of the Presbyterian
church will convene In the First church
here A resolution win be introduced
condemning Professor Shields for sign
ing the petition for a liquor license for
the Princeton inn, which will be fol-
lowed by Professor Shields resignation
as min ster of the church.
Presto mt Patton, who win be present
is then expected to speak in defense Of
Professor Shields, and the gauntlet may
be thrown to the church by the uni
Versity.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
SUNDAY TRAINS

DELLA Atkll IlNlHiONl
For New Castle, Sl3, ll0i a. ma 25i
Tor Lewea and Rehoboth SIS a. m, AL
p. M, weekdays.
vor Dover, Harrington and Delmar, BIZ
i.ot a; m, 25i, 4.2l and n.56 D. ui Sum
for wyoming and way stations. sa
d. m. week days.
Express for Cape Charles, ola Point
Comfort and Norfolk, i.0l a. m. woek
days and l1.b6 d. m. daily.
TRAINR LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION PHILADELPHIA
FOR THE WEST.
$40 a. m, daily, Pittsburg, Chicago, Gin
einnati, Louisville and 81. Louis. Dining
1926 4. M, daily Tor Plttsburg and Chi
oago. mo coaches 10 Pittsburg)
1870 y. m. daily, Limited" PittsburE.
Chicago. Cleveland, Toledo. Cincinnati.
Loulaville and 81. Louis. Dining Carr
22s p. m. daily, Pittsburg and Cleveland.
$50 y. m, daily, Pittsburg, Chicago. Naah-
Vile tyia CincinatD, ana St. Louis. C)in-
Ing Carl
$50 .. m. daily, Plttsburg. Chicago ana
Cleveland; and Toledo, except Saturday.
1877 D.; m, daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati
and 81. Louis.
no p. m daily, Pittsburg and Chicagot
Cleveland and Toledo, except Saturday.
Vestibule Parlor Cars and Dining Car; Ne
extra fare other than the usual Puilman
o. Limited Express yostibule Parlor
cars. yestibule Passenger Coachsa end
Dining Cor. No extra fare.
Che Wilmington Transfer Company VII,
call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences.
For further Information. passengers arc
referred to the ticket agent az tho STA
j. b. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. qien. Pass Agent.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
nnrrnnt,s cnsa Annin.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. - Attorney
General Fitzgerald of California sub
mitted a motion to dismiss or affirm in
the case of w. H. Durrant. This case
is an appeal from the decision of the
California circuit court refusing a writ
of habeas corpus. II involves the pro-
ceeding against Durrant for murder
Mr.. Fitzgerald also moved to advance
on the docket the cases of Benjamin L.
Hill and George ]. Crossley, petitioner
for Alter d. Worden. and to dismiss the
case of Harvey Allendar. These are all
murder cases from the state of Cali
fornia which have been appealed to the
supreme court Worden is charged with
being a party to the murder OF a United
States soldier in assisting to ditch a
train during the strike of 1895 which re.
suited in the soldiers death. All th'
cases were taken under advisement.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
THE GREEK FRAUDS.
Evidence Discovered Showing a Conspira-
cy within the Tribe.


WASHINGTON. Nov Especial
Agent zeverly of the interior depart
ment. whose sensational discovery of
$50 600 worth of fraudulent Creek Indian
warrants was announced last week. has
reached here. He had a conference with
Acting Secretary of the Interior Ryan
and made a verbal report of his inves-
tigation
This was confrmatoiy Of the publish
ed statement showing that that amount
Of fraudulent warrants on the ST. Louis
subtreasury had been issued but that
the government would lose nothing by
the transaction. The losers are outside
parties. who purchased the warrants on
speculation.
One Of the discounsers. acting in good
faith. bought $4,000 worth Of these war
rants. paying % cents on the dollar.
The remaining $4,000 is understood TO
be confined to a few parties. The Unit
ed States district attorney has the case
in his hands now. and it is probable
that indictments will soon follow. The
investigation developed the existence of
a conspiracy within and about the tribe
to float these warrants. A number of
the most prominent officials in the tribe
are charged with the offense
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
KILLED FOR ARGUING
Political Dispute Ends With
Revolver Shots.
ITALIAN SLAIN BY A .COMPATRIOT.
Police Looking For n Cafe Keeper Who,
Several Witnesses Aver, Is the Guilty
Mnn-The Victims Heart
Was Cut In Two.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Giuseppe Pc
carare. q barber, q years old, of 26l
Elizabeth street was shot and almost
instantly killed in front Of Santierrs
grocery store, 266 Elizabeth street. Sew
eral Italians agree that Giuseppe But
taeloli, a cafe keeper at 253 Elizabeth
street, was the murderer. The cause
Of the murder was an argument over
the outcome of the election
Policeman Charles Beuckenwedel of
the East Fifth street station heard
three shots and saw a crowd gather on
the street. He reached the spot in time
to see a man in a slate colored coat
disappear in the hallway Of 266 Eliza
beth street On the fourth floor the
policeman found, trying to enter an
apartment Salvatore Denicele, a It.
year-old barber.
The policeman searched the boy and
found a 3S caliber, five chambered re-
volver. Every chamber was loaded and
the weapon was cold Denicele was
taken to the Mulberry street station
house protesting that he had not fired
the shots.
In the meantime Pecarare staggered
to 267 Elizabeth street, an undertaking
shop. With the blood streaming from
two wounds in his side and from a
Jagged hole in his left wrist, he sat him.
self down on the stoop. He was placed
on n chair in the shop. He attempted
to speak but died without a word.
Antonio Santieri, the grocer's son, was
arrested by Policeman Finley and also
taken to the station house. Denicele and
Santieri were arraigned before Sergeant
Strope. The young barber admitted that
he knew the man who had fired the
shots and that there had been a quar-
rel In the rear of SantieFts store. But
the eparticulars. he said. he did not
know. He claimed also that he did not
know the other party in the argument
Santieri, when threatened with arrest
finally said that Giuseppe Buttaololi OF
22O Chrystie street had fired the shots
One of the shots had cut Pecarare'i
heart in two.
Buttaololi is still at large.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
Menocal wnn GO to Nicaragua.

NEW YORK Nov. 2.-Chief civil En-
gineer A. G. Menocal has received leave
Of absence from the navy yard and
been ordered TO duty in correction with
the Nicaragua canal commission, Of
which Rear Admiral Walker is at the
head Mr.. Menocal expects to leave the
yard on Nov. II and will be away about
six weeks The selection is regarded as
entirely fitting. for Mr.. Menocal has
been chief engineer OF the canal from
its inception and It is on the plans
'luade by himebetfeen 1872 and 1891 that
the present commission is to report.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
New rrpedItlon 70 Patnronia,

PRINCETON. N. j., Nov. 2.--The sec
ond expedition to Patagonia under the
Auspices of Princeton university will
sail from New York on Thursday. j. b.
Hatcher curator of paleontology OF
Princeton university. win conduct the
researches along the coast of South
America from the Terra del Fuego
archipelago to southern Patagonia. The
expedition will be gone three years, but
the large outlay of money in the enter
prise will be amply compensated for by
the important contributions to science
in the nature of a collection Of NAM
mails of the tertiary period and valua-
BILE Contributions 70 ethnology.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
spain Buvs nrItIsh cruIsers.

LONDON. Nov. 2.-The Daily Chron-
icle says this morning: we are in
formed that the Spanish government
signed contracts last week with an inn
portant firm OF British shipbuiders by
which it acquires some cruisers, armed
with quick fring guns, which the firm
had nearly completed for another gov
ernment, whose consent presumably
Spain had secured to this arrangement.
When the question Of finance was raised
by the constructors. the Spanish minis
ter of marine, Admiral Bermejo. repre-
sented that in the event of war the
Spanish government could count upon
an internal war loan"
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
a salllvans I.lnnd Mrsterr.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 2.-The body Of
a we'll dressed white man has been
found on Sullivans Island beach. The
dead man did not belong here and n
check for a seat on the Clyde line
steamship Iroquois was found In his
pocket 1t is supposed that he came
from New York last Friday with that
boat. The steamship went on to Jack
sonville and has not returned The
dead man wore Masonic emblems. and
his clothing is expensive. He was about
80 years of age. His face was round
and his hair and mustache were brown.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
Yaiinu Enrer Nous

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The yellow
fever situation may be summed up
thus: Montgomery Ala, ! death, Ed
wards, Miss. 1 new case; Nitta Yuma,
Miss, new cases; Durant, Miss. /
death: New Orleans. "a new cases.
deaths; Mobile, 9 new cases; Mount
Vernon, Ala, l death; Flomaton, Ala,
4 new cases. General reports from most
Of the above localities say that a frost
is expected soon, and this win go a long
way to the speedy eradication of the
plague.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
rrrnt Grants n rtononnir.

LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch to The
Daily Mail from Paris says; "A Brit
ish syndicate has obtained sole control
of the trade Of the Sudan in exchange
for the payment of an annuity to the
Egyptian government and the betrayal
Of the expenses Of military occupation.
1t will reconstruct and work the rail-
way from Suakin. on the Red sea, to
Berber, on the Nile the southernmost
point reached by the Anglo Egyptian
expedition"
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
woman Suicides After Attempting Murder

NEW YORK. Nov Mrs Lena
Christian committed suicide at Perth
Amboy, n. j., and before she died at
tempted to beat the brains out Of her
husband. She was 30 years old, and
her husband was about the same age.
She drank the contents of a bottle OF
carboiic acid. She was in a room in
the upper part of The house when she
took the poison. After drinking 1t, she
descended to the first floor, where her
husband was. and. taking a large bot
tie. struck her husband on the head.
His Injury was not serious. She tried
to strike him again, but he ran out OF
the house. A few minutes later he
heard his wife moaning and entering
found her in great agony. She died in
a short time.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
qbe sbareholders Must Settle.

DENVER, Nov. shareholders in
the defunct Union National bank re-
ceived notice from Comptroller Eckels
to the effect that in order to pay the
debts of the bank 1t is necessary TO en-
force the individual liability of the
stockholders, as prescribed by the re-
vised statutes. He therefore demands
pf the stockholders of the bank payable
Nov. %, $500 900, at the rate Of 500 for
each share.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINcs.-- sNt
BALTIMORE III RI
Schelule IL oflect 0cLnhnr

Schedule In effect October IL, 1Ss,.
rains leave Wilmington as follogs
a29. s;s9 5is, ITO, $50 sbS. s,ss. idos S idss a
liza, II ~ ll.46 a. m, 'sl2.16. 137 3Tgii6n'
''VS Hceommoas,,o5 sSS SsI SS5 'o9 so ana 9ls
uli. ~ sa' M 1.oo, 400, 5.a6. 3.5o and i0.{n p m
hor. chester texpress). l5i. Az0 f20
i.sS' fey, $50, S.55. l0Os nz5 L-1o d. n,.'
l.9s. S.J5, BOG, SOC. 652. and 500 % m '''
Accommodation. GIO r.Og $40 III Oo d ~
a. m, l245 2.3S, 400, J.25, O83 $50 ana 1910
For. New York Through exprcso. 1s7
Id s'[ dining Carl l043. ll.s5 a. "a,
lzl0 tDinins Cnr), 1857, Dining Car). ali.
5,u0' '6,N Dining Carr, and 652. ai8 u.
NJ, connacfing via Broad Street sfau
Philadelphia, 40, $50 7Os. $50, 1907 Al
t..s, 800, BOZ. SEQ and 1910 r. m.
rs noI boston without cpange, iOl6 a.
For Newark Center and intermealats
'tnnsiosn's, Ions, l:,s a. m; aud o % .. m,
bslumoro and Washington. ASS sol.
III, l0.ls and 100 a. M. 1900 ~ s9 s'iii'
~; ''sg, s,s5' 900 Do0' i.Si, Sli ,. M. ana
Baltimore and intermediate a,at,ops
a4l' 49, SOS .. m., lz00 night
beaye Philadelphia, Broad street, Tor
iOlO ll.2g a. m, 1900. ssi28i. ii5. 2c9. Az
fe 4.0i, Al, Sos $50. 55e. 617, G55' ln
III Ills p NJ, and 1906 night
M. L2s, hls, AOs, 444. s25 82S. io.Os and
BOT fhiladelphla (oNpreee), 1r1, 2Ef
1ip, SOC, sS3 i0.43. li4i "a. M. iaI ou5
900. t.O6, dF2 72s, 900 and 9ts D. Ia.
accommodation, lOI, S19 a. M. 12u1
Lth, 800 b.26 and 1910 p. IA.
tor Chester (expreHH). 1.b 40. sb5.
LIS a. M, LII, a.05, 500, 60d $50 and s.Os
Accommodation, 7O7. SIS a. M. is.os.
LIS, 800, SIC, T28 and i0.i0 D. M
tor New FORK (through cxproaa), lS7.
Abb sA CDilinK Carl, iO.48, Has a. M.
lA DINING Car). 306. 6.06, sG20 (DininR
carr O.b2, S.lO y. M, connecting via Broad
street Station, Philadelphia, 40 7.07.
s.ls a. M, 400 sos and tO.4O y. m.
For Boston, without change. tG.52 II. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 4B. AOi
l0.lt a. M, l2.05, i2i9, 1.5O. 6.23. sG05 l3l,
Eli D. IN. ana 1851 night.
baltimore and intermediate stations.
sos D. m. 1900 night.
Lsave Philadelphia, Broad Street, rcr
wilmington (expresa), $50, f2O i1.2a a.
NJ, l2O9, liz, Al, b.Oa, 600 7.Ji, S.25 lilo.
u.tt y. m. and 1906 night.
Accommodation, b.5b, gl2. l0h a. m.
i2.tO, 1Sl $40, s.1s aud 1903 D. m.
FOR THE SOUTH.
Houthern Railway.-7xl D. M, daily
eleepera to New Orleans. Nom
phia, Tampa, Nashville via AshevIlle and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Iino.-12.ss p. M, daily.
nieeporn TO Jacksonville, Port Tampa Ma-
con and Cbnrleston; 1888 night. daily
nlecporH TO Richmond and Jacksonville
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, Nu n no..
/ daily, aeopera and dining car 10 Cincin.
natl and Louisville.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
steamers In Collision.

LONDON. Nov. 2.-The British steam
er North Sands at Hamburg from Cal
weston, and the British steamer Ard
namult, Inward bound, came in colli-
sion. The latter had a hole stove in her
bow above the water line and her rud-
der damaged. The damage, If any, to
tbe North Sands is unknown.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
po.tnnster Turns thief and Is killed.

RICHMOND. Nov AIT Newbern,
Pulaski county guards stationed to
watch a grain storage house saw a man
coming out Of it with bag Of wheat
IN his back. Upon being challenged he
dropped the bag. and they, thinking he
was going to shoot, fired and killed him.
lie proved to be John Teagles, the new
f. appointed postmaster of Newbern.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
WHOLESALE Arrests In venezuela.

CARACAS, Venezuela, Nov. 2.--Great
excitement has been caused here by the
discovery Of a plot to start a revolu-
ton in Venezuela in order to prevent
the meeting Of congress. Five hundred
arrests have been made by order Of the
government The country at large,
however, remains quiet.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02

achedulo IN onect May 10, 1891. 't
An trains illuminated ~th pintlc,
siixpress trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON, DELLA.
1Ss51 1MAhs 9oAi< AAkENEE SlJi s5AIioNl ds5 TOR 10
p. "a. sundays, '3is' '9l1. 'n.g a. ma.
rsiiirL,1libELiPsHiAl. y week q; days. SIS. SIS
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$50. .g.4O, s1125 ll.25 q. M; 'S20, $50, '5.zl
$50, tl.i3. 9l5, fl1 D. m.
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T.16, I35, e6.25, 90l, fsf0 'l0.21. lilo "a. N.
L20, s229, $50, '5.22, $3.50 t743, e.l5. 81 p. IA
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p BALTImoREE n aIIm1SIREz AZ AND s, m WASHINGTON
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DTANAPOLIS, s8.49 a. m. daily.
CINCINNATI AND Sr. LOUIS. "l2Ss
M and e8I7 D. m. daily.
TOLEDO AND DETROIT sS.l7 p. M.
daily TO Toledo and daily except Sunday
to Detroit.
BRISTOL AND CHATTANOOGA, Isl
ID. m., daily. Through sleepera 10 Mem
phis and New orleans. .
6INGERLY ACCOMMODATION. Week
days. 40 a. m; 3.0i, l55, l046 D. m. Sun
days, 40 a. m; 3.0l l,35 p. m.
IANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION
week days, 7.10 a. m; 1000 a. m; S.O4, as
d. m. Sundays 1000 a. ~. 457 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
PHILADELPHIA, week days, 2so D. IN
BALTIMORE. week days. s.4 8. N
LANDENBERG, week days. as. s55 =
m; 2 81. 6.a5 D. 10. Sundays SOS a. N.
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$50 s7.40 'Ste, 0.30 D. M
Telephone, No. 1873
Rates 70 Western points lower than Wis
any other line.
Gen. Manager. Nan. of Pass. 1rnnte
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
rOrced English statesman out.

LONDON, Nov. 2-The Times pub
fishes a dispatch from Seoul. capital OF
Korea. which says that The Russian
minister has forced the Korean gov
ernment to dismiss its English financial
adviser and chief Of customs and to put
a Russian in his place.
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
Aged Clergyman Round Dead.

MIDDLETOWN. Conn, Nov. 2.-Rev
William c. Foster, a retired Congrega-
tional clergyman. was found dead in a
chair by his wife. He was about 20
years Of age and had not been actively
engaged in his work as a preacher for
25 years. Heart disease was the cause
% doofh
Evening journal., 1897-11-02
The Yantic MAY BE Detained.

MONTREAL. Nov. 2.-The agents OF
the steamship Canadienne have asked
for an official investigation by the har-
Dor board into the collision OF Saturday
and requested that the Yantic be de-
tanned here until the responsibility for
The accident is settled.