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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-18
Przeglad polityczny.
Chicaqo, Is Lutego 1898.

Anglia, Franeya, Niemcy,
Japonia, a stany Ziednoczo-
ne dzisiaj walczs na wyscigl Q
przewags W Chinach i ma Ko.
rel. Rosya jednak z powodu
swego polozenia geograticzne'
go stosunk6w, jake juz da'
wniei tam sobie wyrobit umia-
Ia, cieszy sic lepszem cd wszy'
stkieh innych powodzeniem.
Rosys wspomagaly W jei
dazeniach i przebiegla jei dy..
plomacya, a niemale jei
szczescie. Ma wschodzie euro
pejskim oddal Rosyi na passive
kraj buigarski ksisas Ferdy.
nand, aaeby zabezpieczyt siebie
sws dynastys ma tronie. Ro-
sya, mimo porozumienia Au'
strys, ma ma swe uslugi Gar
nog6re, ma Serbia, rozporza'
dzajsc postanowieniami. mlo'
diego kr6la Aleksandra i sta
rego Milana, kt6rego dopiero
co zrobila naczelnym wodzem
armii serbskiej; Rosya panuje
samowladnie W Carogrodzie, a
sultan dry z bojazni przed
nowym jej ambasadorem.
Rosya W przyiazni z Mem
cami, W sojuszu z Francya,
zabezpieczywssy sobie tyly eu.
ropeiskie, moze tedy tenn swo.
bodniei przeprowad7at swa
polityks ma kra6cach wschodu
azyatyckiego.
Rosya cd przesz}o lat 26ciu
nsi}uje posunse swe granice
ku poludniowym brzegom
Oceanu Spokojnego. Ola u
tworzenia podstawy, dla swo.
bodnei aeglugi, Ealoayla shiny
port W Mikolaiewsku mad vi.
sciem rzeki Amuru. w roku
1s5Smym ieneral Murawiew,
gubernator Syberyi, pozyskai
na mocy traktat6w caly levy
brzeg Amuru az do ujscia do
niego Misury. Cd tego ujscia
obydwa brzegi Amuru staly
sic wlssnoscis Rosyi. Jednak2e
poludniows granica pozosta3a
nieokreslona az do roku 1869,
W kt6rym nsstapila umowa z
Japonis o brseg morski Thu
menu.
w roku 1869tym i 1S75tym
poludniowa Geese Sachalinu
przeszaa pod psnowanie rosyj-
skie. Rosya zamieniajsc z
Japonis wyspy Kurylskie ma
Sachalin, zdobyla ME tylko
waany punkt strategiczny ma
przypadek woiny tenn mo-
carstwem, ale utorowala sobie
nadto drogs do operacyi han.
dloWej ma Oceanic Spokojnym,
drogs tenn dostspniejsza, ze
zachodnia strona Sachalinu
przytyka do ujsc Amuru. Sa.
chalin, oddalony cd stalego Ia.
du ME wiscej, iak IS mil, po-
sisda poklady wsgla, aelaza i
zr6d4a nafty. Wyspa ia sluzy
takze "a miejsce Wygnania dla
przestspc6w rosyjskich.
Ma polndnie swych posia.
a}osci ma Oceanic Spokojnym
Rosya graniczy Korea. Edo.
byta pred 1lstu laty na tenn
pa6stwie zatoka Possieta jest
{atws do obrony. o so mil ma
p6lnoc mad ujsciem rzeki ley
miasto Wladywostok, przezna.
czone cd roku 1S70go ma port
morski handlowy, oraz ma
warsztaty do budowy okrstow.
Waanem ulatwieniem jest "a.
lozony W roku 1871ym pod.
morski telegraf, }aczacy VIA
dywostok z Nagasaki, a dalej
przez Szangaj Europa. Dru.
gi drut telegrafczny podmor-
ski lacey to miasto wyspa
Vancouver, z Aleutami, gdzie
polaczony jest z siecis telegra-
IL - K ;zsol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-18

Rad ME ma zamiaru poslac
obecnie do Havany AMI okretu
wojennego, ami tadnych tor
pedcwc6w. Nieprawda jest
take, jakoby senior Du Bose,
sekretarz poselstwa hiszpa6.
skiego, mial otrzymac rozkaz
udania sic do New Yorku i
przeszkodzenia wp}yuieciu do
do tamtejszego portu hiszpa6'
skiemu okretowi wojennemu
nVizcaya".
KEY WEST, Fla, II Lut.--
correspondent Prasy Zjedno'
czonei rozmawiai dzisiaj z off.
cerami i marynarzami zafogi
krzyzowca Maine, odes}any-
mi do Ameryki przez kapitana
Sigsbee. Wszyscy SO tego
zdania, ze eksplozya nastsplfa
| wewnatrz okrstu zostala spo,
wodowana przez wybuch tor.
pedy, pod}ozonej pod okret.
WASHINGTON, II Lutego.-
Admiral Sicard wyznaczyl ko'
mitet, kt6ry wraz komitetem
kubafskim przeprowadzi sledz.
two W sprawie zatoniecia o.
kretu Maine. W sklad ko-
mitetu wchodzi kapitan Samp.
son, komendant okretu wojen
nego Iowa, kapitau Chad
wick, komendant okrstu New
York;, porucznik komandor
Schroeder i podkomaudor Mo-
ris.
KEY WEST, Fla, II Lut.-
Nurkowie, kt6rzy badali sp6d
okretu Maine" znalezli W
p1ycie stalowej 8 calows dziu'
re. Dziura taxa ME moze sta
nowic dowodu, ze pod okrs
tenn eksplodowaia bomba.
Bomby i torpedy rozrywajs
scianv okretu. lecz ME prze-
wiercajs dziur. Jezeli spod
okretu jest ma prawde prze-
dziurawiony, mogl to ucaynid
granst, eksplodujscy W maga'
zynie okretowym.
Dalsza kr0nika nieszczesc.
TENEEIFA, wyspy Kanaryj-
skie, II Lutego. - Munoz,
jedyny pasazer, kt6ry uszedi z
zyciem prey rozbiciu sic pa
rowca ,,Flachal" z linii Trans.
atlantyckiei, opowiada, re o.
kret wsr6d gestej mg}y rozbii
sic o ska}y. Maszynisci "a
gasili ogie6, azeby zapobiedz
eksplozyi kotia. Pssaaer6w
pod dozorem lekarza okrsto.
wego zamknieto W sail pod
mostem komendanta. Kapitan
kaza} spuscic }odzie. Gdy to
uczyniono, slime balwany zato.
PLY try 1odzie. Probowano
teraz spuscic ma wods 16dz ra'
tunkows, znajdujaca sic ma
przodzie okretu. Pracowano
mad tenn cd 2 do 9 godziny z
rama. Gdy 16dz spuszczono,
50 os6b z pokladu rzucilo sic
do NORA, azeby sic dostac do
lodzi. Udalo sic to tylko l6
osobom. Reszta utone2a. LODI
by}s przepesnions. Me byio
mona uzy wac wiose}. Pre-
jezdzajscy parowiec Susu "a
bra1 marynarzy. Pasaaerowie,
W liczbie 40 os6b znajdowali
sic jeszcze ma rozbitym okre.
Gle. susu odplynsl do Santa
Cruz, gdy ztamtsd powrocii'
ME by4o juz kogo ratowac.
Balwany przechodzi}y przez
wystajacs z wody Geese rozbi'
tego okretu. Pasazerowle Wska'
kiwali jedni po drugich do
woody i znajdowali smierc W
morzu. Zrozpaczony kapitan
ME byl W stanie wyratowat
ami kobiet, AMI dzieci.
Interpelacya W radzie palstwa'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-18

polnoc cd Desplaines, zostaf wczofsj
znaleziony niezywy W pobliau swej
fanny. Dwaj studenci szkoly reko-
dzielniczsj, kt6rzy slizgali sic W
tamtejszej okolicy, spostrzegli W ro-
vie wywr6cony woz: kiedy sic zbli-
zyli, spostrzegli zwloki scharriug-
haussna, przy uim leaacego konia,
takze nietywego.Schsrrin ghausen bys
niedawno W Chicago fura siana;
wracajac stas sic prawdopodobnie
ofsra nieszcsesliwego wypadku: koh
jego bys zawsze niesforny i zapewne
byl powodem tego wypadku.
scharringhausen liczys 40 lat i
urodzii sic W poblizu fanny, ma kt6'
rel mieszkal az do smierci. Pozosta-
via wdowe i siedmioro dzieci we
wieku 6 miesiecy do IA lat.
Stat sic m0rderca.
W{asoiciel piwiarni pm. 9216
Hsrborn ave., John Heitman, ktory
onegdaj wieczorsm, jak donosilismy,
przez Eiwarda Smitha W glove zosta}
uderzony tepsm narze izem, potem
jeszcze obity, - umarl wczoraj. Po'
zostawia wdowe czworo dzieci.
POdejrzany o morderstwo.
Wczorsj jakas kobieta przyszsa do
stacyi policyjnej W South Chicago i
powiedziaia kap.tanowi FJfs, ze do
South Chicago przybyi nisjaki Jan
OFFS hski, kt5ry pred dwoma tygo-
dniani miai zamordows6 jakiegos
policyanta w P ttsburgn. Poniewaa
pare innych os6b potwierdziso ts
wiadomosd, przeto aresztowano Of
sihskiego, kt6rego iatwO znaleziono
i zatelefonowano do Pittsburgh. q
Pntsbu'gs jednskowoz nadeszla
wiadomosc, ze tam ne poszukuje
policya zadrego Of' hskiego. Poll.
cya postanow.la dokfadnie zbsdse
Gaia sprawe i zatrzymuje Ofsihskie.
90 W areszcle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-02-18
POlka( hce r0zWOdu.

Maya Zimna zwr6ci'a sic do sadu
okregowego prosba, by uznsno "a
niewazny Stub iej Jdlefem Green
kiewiczem, kt6rego zona zosta}a d.
23go Pazlzieraika 1897, : zatsm
przcd niespssna 4 missiac acami. Liczy
ona lat 24, a ieJ maa 81. Obydwoje
po angielsku ME m6wia. w skardze
swej Msrya zimna twierdz, ae przy'
sta!a ma to, by zost't iona Grzenkie.
wicza, ale pod warunkiem, ably Stub
odby. sic kosoiele kstolickim. Jej
narzsczony tez przyrzekt jej to, ale
pod pozorem, zs zamierza post'rac
sic o zezwolenie ma Stub, zaprowaiaii
ia do biur4 klerka powiatowego.
Tam iakis jej niesnajomy czsowiek
cos m6wil niez:ozumis}ym dla niej
jazykiem, ptzniej wystawis doku.
ment, ktory, jak sic ptzniej okazsfo,
byi ce'tyfkatem slubu, poipisanym
przez ssdziego pokoju Johna G.
Murphy. Skoco tenn do viedzia}a
sic panna mioda, opuscisa meza, i
teraz radaby mice rozWod sadowy.
Napasc Ia kOndukt0ra.
Wczoraj wczesnie rano, kicdy zu-
pelnie prozny wagon elektrycznej
kolei znajdowa} sic W pobliau RE
zslh, miejscu pustem i odludaem,
ma rogu "a ulicy wszedi do wagonu
dose przyzwoicie ubrany mio1y ozso.
wick. Ma 35 ulicy inny m'oay czso-
wick da} znak kondaktorowi, gdy
ten zatrzymas wagon, wszedi tskae.
Ledwie jednak tym razem wagon
ruszyl, obaj ci "po olr6zni" wyjsli re-
wolwery i kazali konduktorowi mil
cze6 wznies6 rece do CORY.
Konduktor, Edward Barker, prze.
razony usluohai. Rabusie wyjsli mu
kieszeh wszystkie pieniadze do
ostatniego nikla, razem okofo 81,
nadto pek kluczy, kazsli potem
konduktorowi wejs6 do srodka wsgo.
nu. Gdy to uczynii, zadzwonili ma
znak, by motorman zatrzymai wa.
gon, poczem zeskoczyli znikli W
ciemnosciach.
Motorman, ktory dotychozas ME
wiedzial, 90 sic "a MIN dziaao, dopie-
70 teraz dowiedzia} sic cd kondukto.
ra oaiem zajsciu. Popedzif ma.
tychmiast pelne sila prsdu do Lawn.
dale, wcale ME zatrzymujao sic po
drodze, tam uwiadomiono wszyst.
klein policya.
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200 rybak0w ma 'krze.

KoPEEHAeA, II Lutego. =
Ma brzegu zatoki Fi6skiej,
podczas silnej sawiei Sniesnej,
odlama,a sic ogromna bryla
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Entries for to-day's races at lngleside:
First race, one mile-Rafae a, CLAUDE
ana, 102; Soniro, l04; Tom Anderson. 100;
Governor Budd. Wawona, 1903; Sardou, Ill;
The Dragon. liz. ~ se@
Second race, seven-eighths of a mile
Roulette Wheel. Hardly. "a; George Lee.
sc; Go To Bed. Elidad. Highland Ball
Fleming. Prince Tyrant. Mstle ton, 81
Fortunate. Rey del Terra. 107; King Will
liam no. Cabrillo. H.
Third race. mile and a half. hurdle
Monita, Ia; Billy McCloskey. 125; Pre-
sdio, Neragua. 1874; Gallant, 1876; Silver
ado, 14S: j. o. c.. 1854.
Fourth race. the Lakeside Stakes. mile
and a half-Personne. 80; Don Car nco.
1902; Wawona. Collins. lol; Judge Denny
Garland Barr. LOG; Tom Cromwell. l0I
Wheel of Fortune. III.
Fifth race. three-quarters of mile
Alvarado H.. 1os; Trolley, l09; Mainstay
Ill Bellicoso, III: O'connell, lie.
Sixth race, miie-Fashlon Plate Ice;
Lena. 10i; Nonchalanee. Palonac ia
Hermanita. Kaiser Ludwig. 1T Red
Glenn. Foremost, Little Grippe. Triumph.
o'Fleta. 100; Joe Terry, III; Walter j..
ia.
Clear. track fast.
Form of to-day's races:
First race-The Dragon. Claudiana, Wa
wona.
Second race-Hardly, Fortunate George
Lee.
Third race-yeragua. Gallant, Silver
ado.
Fourth race-Judge Denny Wheel of
Fortune, Collins
Fifth race-o'conneil. Manstay. Troll
ley.
Sixth race-Fashlon Plate. Hermanita,
Palomacita.
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BRADSTREET'S REPORT.
Favorable Conditions In The Trnde Sftua-
tion-An Increased ACTIVITY in
Many Lines.

New York Jan. 2S-Bradstreet's to-
morrow viii say: Favorable conditions In
the trade situation continue 10 ar oue-
weigh those of oppos tie cna4 cite.
Stormy weather throughout large Sec
ton of the country this week has chez X
ed the movement of merchandise in con-
sumption. but the peTcep be iDcreas- II
the demand for seasonable goods IS :
ported as already resulting, The at
week of the month closes with in reased
activity in many lines. a number of rice
advances. heavily increased bark clear
ings as compared with one year o, and
Il considerable drop in the numb II
failures reported. large expor.s OF ce-
reals, particularly wheat com and rour,
and perceptible conLdenc in Ter all
branches of trade as regards the outlook
for spring business, Another favorable
feature of the week is the slight but
distinct Improvement in cotton goods, in
which speculative actvty is aMak iii1lg,
Print clohts are higher and some makes
of gray and medium weight cottons are
more firmly held.
Pig iron is rejecting the effect of pres
ent unprecedented pro uct on ard q tn
or weakening in prices is recorded at
Eastern points. AT the West. however.
consumption of pig aud finished prod
ucts of iron and steel is reported inereas-
ing as to hold prices firm. Large sal
of bar steel and rails are reported at Chi
cago and st. Louis. with mills refusing
to take orders for delivery earlier than
In late summer.
Boots and shoes hold the late advance
and manufacturers of heavswe. ghts will
not take orders for fall delivery at pres
ent prices. Wool is strong on large sales
and firm prices abroad Prices of most
staple products are higher ON tho ~ KS
reports. Notable instances are those Of
again at many Western markets. The ac-
tas, d for the kIonuike tr,de is
hected in canned goods. stocks of which
late advances. Collections are generally
reported fair. those ind.cat ng ..cA i. IA. d.
ness coming most generally from the
South.
Cereal exports are again heavy, total
shipments of wheat. including flour. for
the week amounting to 5.i10,e24 bushels
against $4,000 bushels last week. 2.515.-
coo in this week "a year ago, $4,000 bush
els In 1896 and 20S3.000 bushels in 1894.
The business failures for the week are
the smallest reported In the fourth week
of January for five years past, numbering
only 2ss against 800 last week 326 in the
corresponding week of last year, 1913 in
1896 3l2 In 1896 and $40 In 1894.
or the failures reported PSI. or 81 per
cent, were concerns having 5000 capital
| or less, and 95 per cent. in all were of con-
Germs having less than $4,000 capital.
Business failures in Canada this week
/ number " against 46 last week, SO in the
week year ago.
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A GERMAN SAILOR KILLED
1T GIVES THE EMPEROR AN EXCUSE
FOR ANOTHER GRAB.
Assassinated BY the Chinese Rabbie
While on Outpost Duty-A Report
That Others Have Been Killed.

Shanghai. Jan. ga dispatch from
Chez Foo to the Mercury of Shanghai
gives details of the assassination of a
German sailor named Schulz, belonging
to the cruiser Kaiser, while on outpost
duty at Tsiao. the extreme German
post in kiao Chou bay. The crime,
which was committed by Chinese
rabble Monday night last, was not dis
covered until three men of the cor
poraIs guard We're making the rounds
in order TO relieve the sentries. Then
Schulz was discovered, his head having
been severed from his body. The re-
lieving guard was directly afterwards
attacked by hundreds of natives. and
after stubborn fight IL Is reported all
the sailors We're killed. Twelve natives
We're killed during the fighting. 1t is
added that in consequence of the out
rage the greatest excitement prevails
at Kiao Chou. and 1t is believed the
incident will form n basis for further
German demands upon China.
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LIGHT IN THE cArAcoMss.
Electrical Illumination Now Installed in
the II steric Tombs of Rome.

Electrical Illumination Now Installed in
the II steric Tombs of Rome.
Pail Mall Gazette.
The visitor to Italy complains of mod
ern steam tugs on the Grand canal in
Venice, and the new-fangled ideas of
cleanliness in the streets of Naples and
the new quarters in Rome, but the
height of the prosaic seems TO have
been reached with the illumination of
the catacombs by electric light. No
more dim distances, in which one must
take care not to be lost, no more monk
guides, holding lighted tapers; no more
darkness, mystery and imagination
This being the feast of st. Cecilia, the
catacombs of St. Calixtus, where the
Roman virgin was buried in III A. D.,
were to-day for the first time all glow
ing and glaring with thousands Of cleo
trio globes, illuminating even the most
remote corners and giving to the whole
a mundane rather than mystic air.
These catacombs are outside the Por-
ia San Sebastiano, on the magnificent
Appian way. that the Romans called
the Queen road, and near the. world
renowned tomb of Cecilia Metella. st.
Cecilia is not the only prominent mar
tyr of the early Christian era whose
name is connected with this burial
place, for the remains lie there of sew
eral popes of the third century, as wit
ness the original tombs of st. Antherus,
st. Fabian, St. Lucius, St Cornelius
and ST. Entychianus. who all sat In the
chair of st. Peter.
Thousands of Romans and Foreigners
have to-day visited this sacred spot.
The crowd itself formed a picturesque
view, as from below one looked up at
the pilgrims descending and ascending
the long flight of stairs, or at the long
procession of cowled monks and black
robed nuns, showing in vivid contrast
to groups of students of the German
college In their scarlet gowns. a garb
that causes them to be called. In fun,
the little cardinals. The corridors re-
sponded in echoes to their chants at the
different affairs, while there was sub
dued hum from the less devout sight
seer What would be unperceived by
the visitor, IL he were not preinformed.
is that the five miles of corridors and
chapels are not on the same level, but
form three dr. erent doors. one under
the other. The most interesting spot is
where st. Cecelia's tomb was found,
and where also stands a copy OF the
statue of the saint designed by Mad
emo, representing her after martyr
dom. Next stands a most interesting
marble tablet. the inscription on which
was originally a pagan one dedicated
to Marcus Aurelius. The Christians
utilized the tablet by turning II and
writing on the back a new epitaph To
Pope st. Damascus.
Bones and skeletons of the ancient
martyrs are found all along the walls
in three rows, one above the other. The
lower room Is the more disturbed, a.
almost everyone tries to take some
thing away as a sacred relic. But the
electric light on these bones turns the
catacombs into a museum.
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MAY VI INdinSdSil 10 dbiln illdyOI VI
Lynn.
Two years ago he was elected by the
combined Peoples party Democratic
and Citizens Reform party. He was
again nominated by reclamation by the
Democrats to succeed himself as mayor
of the busy modern city, and was again
elected by rousing majority last
month.
Mayor Ramsdell's present high posi-
ton is the legitimate reward of his
ability and his fearlessness in defend
ing his opinions He has never hest
tated to declare his convictions in pub
lie, nor has he been slow to espouse the
cause of the shoemakers and other
wage earners. In 1894 he was candidate
of the Peoples party for Congress. A
hard worker, a conscientious official
Mayor Ramsdell has more than once
been pushed to the limit of his strength
At such times of extreme nervous ten
sion and overwork. he has saved him.
self from breaking down by taking
Paine's celery compound.
Mayor Ramsdelfs honest opinion of
this great remedy cannot be mistaken
by any one who reads his letter that
follows
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Washington, Jan. 2s.-There has been
talk among members in both houses of
a resolution of welcome TO President
Dole and an invitation to visit them
I'm session, as was done when King
Kalakaua was here This was generally
assented to in conversation by members
on both sides as an act Of personal cour-
tesy 10 the president Of a republic But
Minister Hatch. hearing OF II, quietly
signined to the members that President
Dole, while highly approaching every
suggestion of courtesy, would prefer
that IL be omitted.
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Association of Manufacturers, charac-
tefizing II as impressive and sounding,
but vague and non-committal," and as
having little hope for a bold stand
against the silverites.
The Morning Post says: THE speech
was evidently intended to mark the line
of battle in the coming congressional
elections. Every one interested in Amer
lean prosperity Will rejoice if the repub-
licans frankly adopt the policy sug-
gested"
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senator Lindsay Denonneed.

Frankfort, Ky. Jan. 2s.-The resolu-
ton requesting the immediate resigna-
ton of United States Senator Lindsay.
passed by the house yesterday, was also
adopted by the senate to-day by vote
of 25 to 10. Great enthusiasm was mani
tested when the resolution passed by
such an overwhelming vote. Strong
speeches We're made arraigning Lind
says course in most severe terms.
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Offers hinn n Innn.

London, Jan. est is announced in
a special dispatch from Pekin that
after Russia offered China loan on the
same terms as Great Britain, China in
vited Russia 10 guarantee to defend
her against the probable displeasure of
Great Britain Russia. it appears, was
evasive in reply. but similar guaran-
tee asked of Great Britain against
Russia was promptly agreed to.
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Allan w. Evarts. all OF New York, and
Albert S. Bigelow of Boston were III d
with the secretary of state to-day. lha
company was organized in New York IN
February. 1888. Inc capital $40 k Is 30 :
COO shares having par value of $40
each. There is half a million preferred
stock and one million and a half of COM
mon. The company buys and sells ores,
minerals, metals and mining products on
commission and leases and operat S
mines The incorporators are the direc-
tors and the principal office is in New
York CITY
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Permits Granted.

San Francisco. Jan. 2s.--The police COM
mission of the board OF supervisors to-
day granted three permits for boxing
shows to be held on the following dates:
The Olympic club Griffo- Mcdonnell. Feb.
3: the National club. Tommy Ryan
George Green contest, Feb. rs; the Occi-
dental club. Peter Jackson-Pe ter Maher
contest, between the LIST and 18th of
March
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Documents In The Case.

Washington, Jan. 2S.-The attorney
general to-day sent TO the senate the
correspondence which has accumulated
in his office bearing upon the killing OF
Mrs. Laird In Oklahoma by Seminole
Indians and the subsequent burning by
whites Of two Sem.noles supposed l.
have committed the crime. The docu-
ments consist largely Of letters giving
the particulars Of the TWO crimes and
the efforts Of the department % appre-
bend the perpetrators.
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Practically Rlinnd.

Montreal, Jan. 2s.-Fire was discov-
cred in the chapel adjoining the magni-
ficent parish church of st. John the
Baptist in the northern portion of the
city at O'Clock this morning gen.
eral alarm was turned in, but before
the firemen arrived in force the flames
had gained access TO the church. The
chapel and church We're practically
ruined. The loss viii reach $3.50. 600.
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Russian EIe,t ueInIes..

London, Jan. 2S.--The Russian fleet at
Port Arthur according 10 a specia, dis
patch from Shanghai is helpless for
want of coal. being unable tc steam
even to VladiyostoCk. 1t is added the
Japanese coal firms which had con-
traeted To supply the Russian fleet have
dafauafpd
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Dropped Dead On the street.

Tacoma. Wash, Jan. 2S.-Hon. Ell
wood Evans, the oldest practicing law
yer in this state. dropped dead from
heart disease on the street at noon to-
day. He was 20 years of age and came
to the Puget Sound from Philadelphia
in 1851 as a deputy collector of GUS
toms. In 1862 he was secretary of the
territory, and during 1S65-66 was acting
governor during the absence of Gov
errors Pickering and Cole.
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Partially pestrnxcd.

Chicago. Jan. 2s.-Fire tonight par
TALLY destroyed the Ewarts building, IL
to % jefferson street entailing a loss Of
100000. The flames broke out within
a few moments after 500 employees of
the various tenants of the building had
left the structure at the competition of
their days work. The building was
damaged to the extent Of $40 600 The
balance OF the loss is divided among a
number of concerns occupying the
biifiding