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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-31
MIR. HILL IN THE SENATE.
He Talked Briefly with Many Former
Associates.

Associates.
EX-SENATOR David B. Hill made his appear
ance on the floor of the Senate at noon today
and proceeded to make himself very sociable
among his former associates in that body.
He took a seat directly in the rear OF SEN
ator Jones of Arkansas, chairman of the
national democratic committee, and along
side of Senator Murphy of New York. Sem
ator Jones wheeled around in his chair,
Mr.. Hill leaned over the desk in front of
him, and the two chatted very confiden-
TALLY. Senator Hill seemed to be in es-
pecially good humor. He remained on the
democratic side OF the Senate for some time
and held short conversations with many OF
the senator's.
Senator Murphy stated very emphatically
that he and MIR. Hill had not been talking
politics. and therefore had not been trying
to fix up political affairs in New York, as
was stated In Washington dispatches last
night. Senator Hill came to Washington
to attend the Gridiron Club dinner and
yesterday took dinner with Senator MUIR
ply.
Mr. Hill lunched with Senator Murphy and
Senator German today, but Senator MUIR
phy said that the subject OF politics, either
national or with relation to the local affairs
OF New York. was not mentioned. either at
the dinner last night nor at lunch today.
nor at any time between that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-31
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, January 31.-Flour dull-western
super 20; do. extra, 81 45as 10; do fam
lily, "a. 40a$4lO; winter wheat patent 81 S5ax5 10;
spring do. s.. 10aS530; spring wheat straight
"a eoa$5 .o5receipts, 5.s43 barrels; exports s52J
barrels; sales, 800 barrels. Wheat easier-spot
month and February, 991sageA; March, 99Jsa9S7.
May, S.asa9LH; steamer No. red, 94ysay5-re.
6is bushels; sales, &C. 900 bushels-southern wheat
by sample, 95aS3H; do. on grade, 951sav9h. Corn
dull and easy-spot month and February, y3I,a
1885, March. S3ssa33ls; steamer mixed, s2is bid
receipts. 1S3 I67 bushels; exports, Ito 600 bushels
stock. ,20S. 627 bushels: sales, IL 900 bushels
southern white corn s2a34ls; do. yellow, s2a3s.
Oats frmer-No. white, 29ha30; No. mixed,
2s-receipts, IS, 81 bushels; exports none; stock,
go, $50 bushels; Rye easier-No. nearby, $50.
No. western. 54% sales-receipts, e, 622 bushels;
exports. none; stock. 81. 3e9 bushels. Hay dull
choice timothy sl3. Grain freights very dull
Cork for orders per quarter b. a3s Sd. February.
Sugar strong graduated, 520h. Butter quiet
fancy creamery, q; do. imitation, 16al7; do. Ia
lie, 10; good lade, 13a14; store packed I2a14
Eggs quiet-fresh. II. Cheese steady-fancy New
York. large, e3aa10; do. medium, 10a1oA; do.
small, 10ha10ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-31
CITY POST OFFICE INTERIOR.
Contract to BE Awarded Soon at the
Treasury.

Contract to BE Awarded Soon ut the
Treasury.
The contract for the interior finish OF
the new city post office will be let at the
Treasury Department within a few days.
just as soon as the department is officially
notified of the fact that the urgent de-
ficiency appropriation bill has become law.
This bill contains an appropriation Of
$i75 600 for the completion of the new post
Office.
The contract will probably go to Hess IL
Co. of New York. the lowest bidders in
the competition. Their bid was $500 coo,
and they have signified their willingness
to accept the contract at that price, de-
spite the fact that they could have with
drawn their bid pending the delay Of ac-
ceptance.
So soon as the contract is awarded treas
ury officials intend to push the work. Hess
& Co. agree to do the work in eight months,
but 1t will probably be the first Of March
before they can begin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-31
SENATOR. HANNA's INTENTIONS.

Has Not Decided About n Home I'm
Washington.
It has teen reported that Senator Hanna
has decided to build a fine dwelling In this
city. When asked regarding this report
today. Mr. Hanta remarked to Star re-
porter that he had no such intention. and.
In fact, had not concluded what he would
do in regard to securing home in Wash
ington. He remarked that as he had de-
layed until this time In taking place, he
found himself at Q disadvantage in making
selection. He had, he said. looked at
several houses with the idea of possibly
leasing one Of them. but had made no de-
cision, as Mrs. Hanna II not ct present
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-31
PLEA FOR INJUNCTION.
Suit to Restrain Payment of a Large
I'D" Awurd,

A petition. for an injunction to restrain
the payment, of d certain sum Of money to
William 8. GrantTw was today filed by Levi
Maish against Lyman J. Gage. as Secretary
of the Treasury; Ellis H. Roberts, as treas
urer of the Emitted States; Russell A. Alger,
as Secretary Of War; George D. Meikle-
john, as acting Secretary Of war; William
s. Grant, as debtor to the complainant, and
H. NJ. Heath and Mark H. Dunnel as at
tcrneys for Grant.
1t is explained, by an act approved the
26th instants Grant was awarded claim
for ST 9S9.3S for supplies to military posts
in Arizona during 1860 and 1851. Maish. by
reason Of legal services, which, he claims,
were rendered by him under contract
with Grant, states that he is entitled to
one-eighth Of the amount appropriated. or
50, 743.67A. Therefore, it is asked that the
defendant officers be' enjoined from paying
over the money and that Grant and his at
torneys be enjeihed from receiving it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-31

Negro Ravisher i'm Kentucky Object
Of Their Wrath.

Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star.
MAYFIELD, KY, January 31-Excite-
ment here is at fever heat. The negro Bob
Blanks, who brutality assaulted a little girl
named Gernie here three weeks since. was
caught and brought TO Blandville, in this
county, last night.
mob met every train during the night,
but the prisoner had been taken off at
BlandvIlie, and escaped lynching. The mob
Is now marching on Blandville, determined
to hang the negro before midnight. The
negro Tom Tut who is in jaiI for killing
lis wife. will probably be lynched at the
same time with Blanks. Tut is in Jail
here. and wes frightened into a speechiess
fit.
The Jail is guarded. but 1t will do no good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-31
TRANSFERRED TO LONDON.
The Chilean Minister Here to Go ~
the Court of st. James.

the Court Of st. James.
The announcement that Senior Don Do
mingo Cana, the Chilean minister here.
has been appointed. minister Of Chile to
England, is received here. Mr.. Cana $
time OF departure Is not yet set. but his
change Of station will be sincerely regret
ted, in both official and social circles
During about seven years of service in The
United States Mr. Cana has made himself
both admired and liked, and the Withdraw wal
Of Sonora Cana. his wife, Senorita Mar
garita Cana, his attractive daughter, AMI
Alfredo Cana, one of the gay young bach
elcrs of the smart set, from society here,
will be cause for much genuine sadness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-31

The New Attorney General to Re
Sworn In Tomorrow
Gov. Griggs of New Jersey will reach
the city this afternoon too late to be sworn
IN today as Attorney General. He will
be sworn in tomorrow. whether in time to
attend the cabinet meeting is not known
He VIII be at the Arlington until he ar
ranges for permanent home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-31

Grain, Provisions and Cotton Markets
Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers. 1927 F ST., members New York
stock exchange, correspondents Messrs.
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.. New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening, the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices of
the New York stock market today. as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents,
Messrs. Moore & Schley. No. 80 Broadway.
npn. tJs~b - me-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-31
Against . New Department.

Senator Vest from the Senate committee
on public health. today made q report upon
the bill providing for the creation OF de-
partment OF public health. The report Il
adverse to the proposition. and II recon-
mends as substitute the bin Tor the en-
largement of the powers OF the marine
hospital service. 49, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-31
Governmen. Bonds.

Quotations reported by Corson e. Macart-
pey.zba mixers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-31

Advice to HousehOldcFs.
Householders are advised by the weather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-31
Mr.. Bland Cheered.

The appearance OF Mr.. Bland of Bland
dollar fame. to whom Mr.. Bailey yielded
ten minutes. was greeted with applause
The course of the President and Secretary
Gage Mr.. Bland said. in pressing the gold
standard upon the country had driven the
insist upon the passage of this resolution.
Yet. said he, Mr. Dingley charged the mi
nority with playing politics.
Every republican who voted against this
resolution, he said violated the ST. Louis
platform and voted against the coinage
OF silver i'm any form, free or limited. No
one disputed the law. he said. No one de-
niles it Silver was full legal tender: but
every republican vote against the resolu-
ton would declare that silver was not fit
to pay the public debt with. Silver would
then III truth become subsidiary coin.
MIR. Bland created great applause on the
ord the votes of Messrs. Hopkins. Grosye-
nor and other prominent republicans
against the bill to pay the bonds of the
United states in gold. which was voted
upon in the last Congress at the time the
last administration negotiated the SIG 600 :
900 loan. Mr.. Grosyenor on that occasion
he said, had stated on the floor that he
was glad to pay $4,000, 900 for the privilege
OF paying silver in redemption for the
bonds.
miscellaneous Debate.
Mr.. Payne On. " a member of the WAYS
and means committee. followed. and en-
Enthusiastically championed the defeat of the
resolution. He was for the gold standard
and had voted on the occasion referred to
by Mr. Bland to place gold" in the bonds
sold by the government
Mr. Swanson CVa-). in support of the res
olGtion. contendsd that IL was not q VIOLA
ton OF the faith and honor Of the govern
ment to pay our bonds, principal and in
tersst, in silver.
Mr. Swanson declared that the effect of
defeating this resolution would be to serve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-31

Snowfall.
Its the only one Of the winter. and If
it remains SO We will be getting of WELL"
was the general comment.
The snow birds were having a time all
to themselves, and from the way in which
they chartered and discussed the situa-
ton with each other. 1t is evident they
thought they were having their innings,
which had been leng delayed. but which
were most acceptable, nevertheless. The
trees along some of the streets presented
pretty appearance. as their limbs and
branches were covered with the feecy
whiteiess, presenting the look Of forest
skeletons. This vas particularly the case
in the parks and reservations.
The Fall Elsewhere.
The snow began yesterday at Atlanta,
Ga, and continued through to Nashville
and Knoxville, Tenn, and Charlotte, NC.
II was from the southwest. 1t began snow
ing early last night in Raleigh, Parkers-
burg and Pittsburg This morning the snow
extended to New York and Albany. In
New York 1t was one inch at o'clock and
still falling. Warning has been sent by the
weather bureau of a heavy snow all
through New England, eastern New York
and eastern Pennsylvania.
This morning at 8 O'Clock, according to
the measurement of the bureau, the flakes
had fallen in Washington to the depth OF
three inches. At the same time in Phila-
delphia the snow was four inches deep. It
was one irch in Pittsburg, two inches in
ParkersburS and only one-tenth of an inch
in Cleveland and Cincinnati.
At 1890 o'clock the measurement taken
at the weather bureau showed q depth of
five inches. The forecast as given to The
Star reporter was that 1t would clear of
about S o'clock tonight, growing colder.
Tomorrow night the Temperature viii fall
to about 20 degrees. SO that the probable
tiles are that there will be fair sleighing.
1t was not thought that the snow wouid
turn into rain.
E - = q
Advice to Householdcrs.
Householders are advised by the weather
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-17

choragiew ameryka6ska, lecz
mad domem general guberna-
tora widac bia}a choragiew
parlamentarna. Ma ulicach
wiodacych do miasta So usta'
wione armaty, strzegace mia
sto pred najsciem powstaf'
COW. Dewey zajmie miasto,
jezeli otrzyma odpowiedni roz:
kaz z Washingtonu, lub jezeli
okolicznosci wymagac tego be-
ds. Zabrana przez okrety a.
merykahskie kanonierka Gal
lao" zosta}a wcielona do eska'
dry Dewey'a. Jest ona zaopa:
trzona W nowoczesne armaty i
ma zaloge z1ozona z 25 ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-17
Francuzka, Niemka i Angielka

Pewien Anglik zastanawia
sic mad wlasciwosciami koblet
trzech powyzszych narodowo-
Sci dochodzi do nastepujace.
90 rezultstu. Francuzka wy.
chodzi "a MAJ dla zwyczaju,
Angielka dla potomstwa,
Niemka dla mi}osci. Francuz.
ka kocha swego meza kilka
tygodni, Angielka przez Gale
zycie, a Niemka wiecznie. Go
do wychowania n. P. c6rki, to
Francuzka prowadai c6rke ma
bal, Angielka do koscio}a, a
Niemka do kuchni. Pomyslo.
wosG jest wlasciwoscia Fran
cuzki, rozum Angielki, uczucie
Niemki. Francuzka ubiera sig
z gustem, Angielka bez gustu,
Niemka - wcale SIG ME u.
biera. Francuzka paple, An
gielka mowi, Niemka gada.
Kochankowi sWemu dale Fran.
cuzka r6ze, Angielka kamelis
a Niemka - niezapominajke.
Francuzka ma jezyk, Angielka
glove, Niemka SERGE. Zdania
Hwiec W og6lnosci dose pochle.
bne, wida6, ze Anglik ten ME
jest dobrym znawcs, choc sic
ma "a takiego. Ciekawa jeduak
rzecz, coby naszych Polkach
powiedz;;s1, gdyby je znal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-17
Rome WiadOmOSCi
telegrafczne.

Ksiaze Henryk pruski
odwiedzil cesarza lchi6skiego
W jego rezydencyi W Pekinie.
Cesarzowi drzaia nerwowo re-
ka, gdy vital nieproszonego
goScia. Cesarzowa przyjeia
ksiecia Henryka, siedzac "a
stolen W ksztalcie o}tarza.
Przyrzek}a mu, re przyjmie ma
pos}uchaniu zony ambasado-
row mocarstw.
- Nova angielskiego mi
nistra kolonij, W kt6rej wyra'
zi1 potrzebe zawarcia przymie'
rza re Stanami zjednoczony'
mi, zosta}a nieprzychylnle
przyjeta przez prass e1ropeJ'
ska.
- Dr. lowe, lekarZ OIao
stona przepowiada swemu pa
cyentowi najwyzej diva tygo'
dnie 2ycia.
Wielka szkode zrzadziia
traba wietrzna ma wysple Sum-
bawa, na archipelago malal
skim. Tysiace ludzl sosta1o
pozbawionych aycia.
- w Arizona zanosl sic ma
grozne rozruchy Indyan. Rad
gromadzi wojska we fortach
okolicznych.
Z pociagu kolei Paryz-
Lyon skradziono W sposob
dotvchczas niewyt1omaczony
100000 frank6w W zlocie /
papierach wartosciowych'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-17

wskoczyd ma wagon kolei eiektry.
cznej. Poniewaz jednak ga pre-.
dniej platformie stafo duao os6b,
przeto chlopisc ME znalazi oparcis
ola nogi i upadl wprost pred wagon.
Motorman George Crasts wprawdzie
natychmiast zatrzymas wagon: ale ju4
bylo "a p6zno; kosa przeszly przez
nieszczssllwego zabisy go ma miej.
scu, zmiazdsywszy mu glove. "a.
wieziono zwioki do mieszkania 70.
dzic6w pm. 8l5 Lawndsle ave.
Aresztowano motormana kondu.
ktora, ale uwolniono ich, gdy prey.
rzekli, ze stawia sic do oglsdzin
sadowych.
WniOsek wznowienie procesu
0drzuc0ny.
Sedzia Waterman odrzuci{ wczo.
raj wniosek adwokata drA Kossako.
wskiego wznowienie prooesu.
Siychad, ze adwokat chce jeszcze raE
starat sic o wznowienie procesu /
zlozy zaprzysiezone zeznanie, ze wy.
losowanie sedzi6w przysieglych
odbyso sic nieprawidfowo i ze iedeu
tych sedzi6w przysieg}ych liczyl
przeszlo go lat, q zatem ME miai
prawa zasiadad " jury.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-17
WiOsna na POfudniu.

Cd dawna jua ME pamieta.
ia tax okropuej wiosny we
W1oszech polnocnych i ma Ri.
vierze, jak W roku bjea9cym:
Mad jeziorami lombardzkiemi
spad}y sniegi, OberzysG So W
rozpaczy, gdyz Mkt z ne9yych
gosci ME zaglada, a starsl po-
uciekali. Ma Rivierze tempe.
ratura z 1S % stopni Celsiusza
spadla W ciagu paru dni do 5
i pol stopni powyzej zera. =
W Nizzy spad1 pierwszy W
tym roku snieg, possczony q
gradem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-17
FachOwiec o Szczepanfku.

w 1SuCuu AdIollChim
czytamy:
Fachowi, teoretycznie i pra-
ktycznie, wyksztalceni praco.
wnicy ma polu elektro techni-
XII, chemii it'd, zapytaui przez
laik6w wynalazek Szczepa.
nika odpowiadaja monosyla-
bami:
- HIM, hm, - moze bye, ia
ME wien. Duzo reklamy.
Jeden z Mich, czlowiek, kto.
ry W swiecie naukowym zdo.
byl sobie uznanie swemi pra.
cami, byl mniej wstrzemiezli-
wynn.
Oto jego uwagi o wynalaz-
ku Szczepanika:
Podczas gdy gazety zajmuja
sic aywo wynalazkiem Szcze-
panika, uwazajac go "a donio-
sly fakt dokonany, kola facho.
we zajsiy wobec niego stano'
wisko wyczekujace, a to gi6'
wnie nastepujscych powo.
dow: Selen, kt6rego wlasnosci
stanowis podstawe wynalazku,
zmienia wprawdzie swoje dzia.
lanie pod wplywem swiatla,
lecz zawsze potrzeba ma to pc.
wrego, choc nader kr6tkiego
czasu. Jest rsecza watpliwa,
cboc ME niemoaliwa, czy uda
sic wytworzyt selen, kt6ryby
reagowal ma swiatlo trwajace
przez 100000 SEX. Nadto
20 jednorazowem wystawieniu
ma dziaianie swiatla ME wraca
selen nigdy W zupelnosci do
swego pierwotnego stanu. 70
kilku minutach stale sic on
wprawdzie znowu zdoluym do
reakcYi, lecz jua nieco W inny
spos6b.
Dzisiaj nawet W postepie
wiedzy pienisdz odgrywa wa
INA role, a zdaje sic, ze Szcze.
panik posiada dostateczne fun.
dusze ma przedsiebranie kosz.
townych prob. Jeaeli wiec
S}owo polskie zsrzuca facho-
wynn uczonym, ze irytuje ich
wynalazek Szczepanika dlate.
60 tylko, il ME t.dokonal 60
patentowany maz nauki, to
musimy wziae ich W ,obrons.
Szczepanik W swoim wynalas.
ku opiera sic ma gruncie prsc
uczonych z zawodu; jego po.
mys}y ME zawieraja mic nowe.
60 z dziedziny teoretycznej
wiedzy. Dzialania selenu byly
| cd dawien dawna znane ba.
dane. Jeszcze W r. 1880 zuay.
tkowal 60 Graham Bell do
skonstruowania swego seleno.
fotofonu; myslano juz nawet
0 podobnych prsyrzadach, jak
Szczepanika. PROXY rozbijaly
sie jednak o niemoaliwosc wy
tworzenia odpowiedniego pre-.
peratu z selenu samego, kt6ry
-jesli sic tax wyrazic wolno
- zachowywal sic bardzo ka.
prysnie W obec swiatla. We.
dug naszego zdania " tenn po.
lega Gala trudno6c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-17
Telegrarny.

WASHINGTON, II Maia. =
Minister foty Long wyda1
rozkaz urzednikom podwia.
dnym, azeby ME informowali
przedstawicieli prasy o ru.
chach okret6w nakaaanych
przez ministra. Buletyny de.
partamentu marynarki bsda
dotad umieszczaue na murze
przy wejsciu do ministeryum.
Pierwszy taxi buletyn oznaj-
mia, ze wkr6tce odejda do
Manili okrety wojskiem
lsdowem i 2e niekt6rym okre.
tom iednego pa1stw neutral
nych pozwolono pomimo blo-
kady p}ynac do Hawany, o lie
ME przewoas kontrabandy.
Pu}ki wychodzace do Mani
Ii, zabierajs ze soba 2ywnost
ma szesc miesiecy.
Blanco W Hawanie ma po-
dobno maiy zaledwie zapas
amunicyi. Chca mu takowej
dostarczyc okrety admirala
Cervera. Zadaniem naszych
eskadr jest temu przeszkodzic..
Eskadra Schley'a znajduje sic
juz dzisiaj u brzeg6w Florydy,
umozliwiajsc Sampsonowi
strzezenia wybrzeza Kuby cd
poludniowej strony wyspy.
Wisely Merritt zostal mia
nowany naczelnym wodzem
korpusu mad Pacyfkiem i uda
sig ma wyspy Filipi6skie. Ge.
neral .Fitzhugh Lee otrzyma1
range komendanta Z korpusu,
przeznaczonego do okupacyi
Kuby.
Drugi buletyn ministra foty
opiewa, ze uwiadomiono kontr.
admirala Dewey, ze zostanie
wys}anych mu Ia pomoc 1900
ludzi.
Wkr6tce nastapi miedzy
w2adzami ameryka6skimi i
hiszpa1skimi wymiana je6c6w.
Angielski parowiec ,,Myr-
tledone" otrzymai pozwolenie
udania sig do Cardenas.
Austryacki okret wojenny
maria Teresa" odwiedzi por.
ty kuba6skie.
General adjutant Corbin
oswiadczy}, ze 1000 ochotni.
k6w zostalo dotychczas wcie.
lonych do armii zwiszkowej.
Stany Pennsylvania, Ohio i
Wisconsin dostarczy}y pe}ne
kontyngensa. W koGcu tygo.
dnia $4,000 wojska znajdo-
wac sic bedzie ma punktach
zbornych.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, 17go
Maja. - Zaledwie park Chi
ckamauga pozby} sic wojsk
regularnych, juz zaczynajs ma.
pelniae go ochotnicy. Ze wszy-
stkich stron kraju nadchodzs
dlugie pocisgi zwoasce oddzia'
ly milicyi z r6znych stan6w.
Trudno ma razie kazdy pu3k
wygodnie umiescit.
TAMPA, Flap l7go Maja.-
Wielka trudnosG dla tutejszych
wladz stanowi dostarczanie dla
wojska dostatecznej lloscl Wo.
dy. Trzeba ia sprowadzac z
odleglego o 10 mil st. Peters
burg. Flota Sampsona i Key
West otrzymujs wode do picia
tego samego dr6d1a. Koszta
sprowadzenia woody wynosas
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-17
Chicago, 17go Maia.

wszechns naszych polityk6w,
ae gl6wne pa6stwa europejskie
ME poszly "a przykladem
Wloch ME oglosily dotych-
czas swej bezwzglednej neu-
tralnosci ma czas wojny hisz-
pa6sko-ameryka1skiej. Who
chom latwo przyszio to uczy-
mic, poniewaz ME majs W
Ameryce zadnych interes6W:
AMI posiadlosci, ami powaznego
handlu. lime mocarstwa zajeiy
stanowisko wyczekujace, po-
niewaz neutralnosc moze je-
dnym przyniesG zyski, drugim
straty. Tax naprzyk}ad juz
wiadomo, re na wszystkieh
Antylskich wysepkach, z kto-
rych jedne naleza do Portuga-
iii, inne do Francyi, Holandyi,
Danii i Anglii, obudz2 sic
rueh separacyjny. Rzecz natu.
ralna, ze TAXA Jamaika bryta1,
ska, albo francuzka Guadelupa
ME uwazajs sic "a gorsze, "a
mniej uprawnione do politycz-
nej samodzielnosci cd Kuby.
Jesli jej pomagais Stany, to i'm
rowniez mogs pom6dz. By}o
do przewidzenia, &c ma wszy-
stkich tych wysepkach pow.
stanie ferment szkodliwy dla
pa6stw, do kt6rych one ma
leza.
Wiesc o slawnem zwyeiez.
twie Dewey'a pod Manila ro.
zeszia SIG po wszystkich Anty.
ZACH. Sampson zbombardowai
Geese fortow W San Juan po.
lsczone try hoty ameryka6skie
krazs po wodach antylskich,
starajsc sig spotkat z marynar.
ks hiszpa6sks. Jezeli fota
ameryka6ska wyjdzie zwy-
ciezko z oczekiwanego lada
chwila spotkania sig, mona
bye pewnym, re rome wysepki
Antylskie podnioss chorsgiew
niepodleglosci, z tego zas wy
nika, ae pa6stwa europejskie
bsds wciagniete do WALK,
cbociaa tylko posrednio, a "a,
tenn zupelna ich neutralnosc
jest niemozliwa.
Ale nawet i te pa6stwa,
kt6re ME majs kolonij W Anne.
ryce srodkowej, mogs bye
wcisgniste do walki. Do takich
nalezy naprzyk}ad Rosya, a to
nastspujscego powodu. Mic
dzy MIA, Brytania i Stanami
zdawna trwa spor o prawo
po1owu fox W ciesninie Beh.
ringa = sprawa bardzo wanna
powodu ogromnych zysk6w,
jake dale ten przemysi, oraz
dlatego, BE z ts kwestya zwia.
zane So polityczne prawa do
ciesniny Behringa. W owym
sporze dotsd tax bylo, ze sig
rownowazyly pretensye rosyj-
skie, brytahskie amerykad-
skie, teraz zas, poniewaz An
glla okaza}a wyjatkowa sym,
patys Stanom, przeto one
przez wdziecznosG postanowily
uSozyc sic mia polubownie W
kwestyi poiowu fox. Rosya
bedzie mia}a do czynienia z
dwoma pogodzonymi konku-
rentami, wiec oczyWiscie straci.
Ola tego to Petersburga juz
sic odezwano, ze jezei Anglia
jakimkolwiek czynem okaze,
re jej neutralnose ME jest zu.
pe]na, to Rosya zblizy sic do
Hiszpanii. Zabrzmia}o nawet
zbyt smia3e przypuszczenie, ze
moze powstae sojusz anglo
ameryka6ski i hiszpahsko-
rosyjski. Czy to mozliwe, mad
tenn niewarto sig dzis zastana-
wiae. Zaznaczymy tylko, ae
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-17
CISZA PRED BURZA.
Ruch okret6W amerykahskich trzymany
W tajemnicy.
NAsZA ARMIA LADOWA GOTOWA DO ODJAZDC
Ma KUBE.


kwestya tax odrebna, jak spor
o prawo polowu fox W clesnl'
ME Behringa, moze wp4yW
wywrzec ma rezultat wojny o
Kube.