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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-15

her own weight In gold, every ounce OF
which she has won Tor herself Three
years ago Mrs. James Wills was struB-
Elinf 60 maintain an invalid husband In
Tacoma whom news OF gold discoveries
tempted hsr 10 so 10 the kloniike. For
two years the brave woman prospeeted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-15

time OF hers to watch nelsnv'i,agt
blacksmith at work, and she ~. no
asked TO be allowed TO try her h a,it an
on u shoe. She fnally became as,"nrht
adept. and the blacksmith VINO
her sent one OF the horseHhoeS
present to Queen Victoria.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-15
OF INTEREST TO WOVEN.

The empress OF Japan Is endeayorlng
10 be very progressive, She takes "A
great interest Ia the higher education
penses VI two Japanese young women
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-15

Believe M, We need many more work-
era lIte you ln the fold. Any time you
need help shall De g'ad 20 giye % 60
YOU
Thank you" said Mrs Brown hys-
tcricully "it you hnl only mentioned
90 s1unar you could have read that pa
per i1r mo-" ETHEL kNON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-15
lhr comlnn soclcp crave.

The Duchess of Aostl q daughter Of
the late Prince Jerome Napoleon la an
gnihullaHtg hilloon.at WHOM staying
at Arc. Hfc hired "a balloon flr month
and rnglrnd e. couple OF aoronautH 60
Initiate her into'tho mysteries Of bal
looming Every day rhe makes an nH-
cent accompanied by hcg maid. and DO
hoHuf before long 90 make longer trips
in H ruo Df hrr own.
Tho duchess declares that ballonnlng
ls Car superior a. "a paHtimc 90 yacht
Iug and pruphc7IoH that Dc viii ineyita-
hly become widely popular among tho
atlsiurfary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-15

Metal rus,s IL not used. and me DOW
becomes diseased n not exercised
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
STRUCK THE OFFICER,
But Arnold Received a Blow In Return
That SObered Him Somewhat.

Policeman II. i. McGovern. who keeps the
peace on certain part OF Prospect hill. was
startled at s;D o'clock last evening by the
piercing scream of woman. He ran In the
direction of the. sound and at the corner Of
Halsey and Congdon streets he saw three
women fleeing as IL for their lives toward
Prospect street. As the officer ran after them
he saw man standing near the corner and
his condition explained ths cause OF alarm.
The fellow was drunk and he made an at.
tempt TO strike the policeman. That was a
mistake, Tor McGoyern can strike blow that
would make an energetic mule blush for the
inefhciency OF his hind legs. He hit the
drunken fellow. who apparently did ont real.
ze oil his surroundings, aud he sat down hard
on the ground When he arose he had a
bruised face as reminder OF the presence OF
the policeman. Al the police station the fel.
low gave the name OF Fred W. Arnold, and he
was fined for drunkenness this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12

To be born n Hsrrison has been. In
this country as with the Pitt family OF
Prime Ministers In England, to turn In
stinotively toward politics and public
life.
Two Presidents of the United States, a
Governor of Virginia. who was also a
signer of the Declaration Of lndepend-
ence and a member of Congress for sew
erai years-all within four generations.
father to son. has but one parallel In this
country and few abroad
Mr.. John Scott Harrison, Jr.. nephew
of ex Pre- sident Harrison, whose hard, tell
ipu earn usign work In the Southwest
showed the strong family gift. sends the
following 8pprociative estimate OF
Paiue's celery compound as an ideal res
torative for the body and brain when either
are excessively used:
kapsss City, Mo-. Jan. 2S, 1895. =
Wells Richardson & Co.: Gentlemen-lt
gives me plea to say tnat Paine's cell
cry &C mpound has proved OF inestimable
tenefit 10 me at different times, when tbe
labors liz rcident to my work and the rer-
yous strain following ard duous work In
campaiqrs had taxed me physically.
With the thousands If other mental
workers, who have teen hepetited by il.
I can recommend 10 a. "A great restorative
and BUILDER. Yoprs truly,
JOHN SCOTT HARRISON, JR,
Paine's celery compound Is tie one
meaus regarded sufficiently effective by
conscientious physicians TO be relied on
In cases of debility arising from whatever
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12

cause, and to counteraot the strain oi
uuexre rected, lrolonReu work ano exeite-
ment. 1t Is the only remedy prepared un-
Ger tie eyes OF, the medical profession,
and in strict accordance with the uirsc-
tiops of physician OF acknowledged
ability. No ordintry nelp. no well mean :.
ing nut ungrofessionnl concoction, sarsa-
parills or blood purifier can do what
Paire's celery compound is able to sc-
compiish: care men and women OF such
serious diseases as kidney troubles, liver
complaints and dyspepsia. or permanently
dri nwsy-and there's the point that no
sufferer should lose sight of-rermaneptly
drive out of tie system, Rheumatism,
neurals in and all skin affections, Nerves
and brain can be worked out. This is
tie condition of thousands OF exhausted
nervous systems that have teen almost
worked to death in school. counting
rooms, factories and stores Shakv nerves.
fiabby muscles, muddy compilations and
the general appearance of WEAKNESS and
pain tell the story of exhaustion. Per-
sistent headaches 90 with nervous deDil-
ity. That terrible throbDin9 OF the heart
comes from Hretched condition OF the
nervous system.
Ire sure way to get back TO perfect
health OF body and train is to Regulate
and noursh the nerves nv means Of
Palne's celery compound. 1t is a search
ing cure for oil diseases that indicate viii
ated blood. 1t builds up the strength and
replaces used-up parts py new. vigorous
tissues
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
A BAD MAN.
Briggs Sent TO Jail For Assault on
a Woman.
He Has Previously Served Time In This
State an 4 Massachusetts,.

Laurence ii. Briggs is no stranger to
the police and his had reputation had
some weight in the Sixth District Court
this morning whore he was arraisned for
committing n violent assault on Julia
Highland on Thursday night in house
on North Main street. He and the High
land woman ars intimate and Briggs pro-
ceeded to snow his affection by giving
her a bad beating. A warrant was sworn
ont and he was arrested. he pleaded
guilty and was sent TO the county Jail
Tor thirty days. Larry" as he is gem
orally called, has served two terms in
prison in this stats-one for robbery OF
an old man in the Mansion House several
months ago and one for breaking and
entering a dwelling for the purpose Of
stealing. he has also served five years in
the Massachusetts, stats prison for burg
larry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
HORTON AND MAINE CASE
Trial of Cas-. opened To-Day and Ad-
jOurned Uotil Monday.

In the appealed casa Of ii. Il. Horton VS..
"A. Il. Maine which came up in the Com
mon Pleas Division Of the Supreme Court
this morning jury was empaneled
ard thon the court adjourned till Nor
day. On the 25th of September. 'e6, it
was decrsed by the Municipal Court that
the sum OF S2pS3 WAS tne amount on
which II. j.. Maine rs guardian snould
render account TO his ward. IL. =. Horton.
During the time which Mr.. Maine
acted as guardian he carried on the bust
ness which Mr.. Horton had est sblished.
An appeal from this decree was taken TO
the Common Pleas Division and it was
on that appeal that the trial was begun
today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
Col. PeaSe Brings Suit.

Col. l.. B. Posse OF this city and for
merly editor of thefEvening Reporter of
woonsockst. has brought suit fer $4,000
against the woonsocket Reporter Com
pany for salary due and money advanced.
Deputy Sheriff LANDRY served writ OF
attachment yesterday which was reissh
NV furnishing the necessary bond. This
was given by Treasurer K T.. Francis.
Col Francis stated that the Reporter
Company did not owe Col Pease any
thing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
ROBBED A SALOON.
Haskins Held For the Action Of the Grand
Jury.

Joseph Haskins, a big colored man,
with bad reputation, was arraignsd In
ths Sixth District Court this morning
tor breaking and entering Thomas Hines
saloon on Wsstminst r street last wednes-
day night and STEALING tn refrom SIS.
He was found probably guilty and bound
over to the Common Pleas Division OF
the Supreme Court in the sum of S5O0
he entered the premises by n rear win
dow aud took the cash from q receptacle
back OF the bar. Haskins has spent the
major part of his life WITHIN the walls of
penal a. st.tutions for habitual crooked
mt IS and the poles say that he was born
n thief In his youth he was one OF the
boys confined In the old reform school
when IL was conspicuous OF ject on the
crest of Tockwottsn hill. Haskins will
be kept out Of mischief for considerable
time 10 cCme
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
A CAPTAINS MISFORTUNE.
Fell Into III. Hands of Police While Drunk
and Was ned.

A captain of ono of the coal barges In
port had rollicking tins in the city
last evening assisted by sundry potations
of rum and things in South Main and
Dyer street. He finally fell into the
hands OF the police and this morning
warrant officer Jones was communicates
with his friends to get $500. impt sed on
the captain in tho police court for using
the city as plav ground while afflicted
with the blind staggers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
STRUCK ELEVATOR BOY.
Actor Mandervllle Used His Fists Ia the
Narragansett Hotel.

Actor W. q. Mandorville lost hts tenn
per In the Narragansett Hotel last eve-
ming and he assaulted the elevator boy in
the elevator. The boy did something that
rscsived hard punch In the face fer an
alleged offencs to the dignity of the actor
man. The colored boy blsd some and for
q few moments there was rippls of ex-
element. The police were appraised of
the occurrence. but meanwhile Roy and
actor had ssttled their ditferencs and
claspsd hands There was therefore no
one TO enter complaint, consequently no
one was arrested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
NEWSL-ETS.

You may not live on love, for love,
However meet Is hardly meat
And yet in all his portraits love
Looks ever nice enough to eat.
Detroit Journal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12

PRov,pENcE OPERA HOUSE" The We'd
ding Day"
gETIh's OPERA HOUSE j stny'h Hie
Comedians in my Friend From i"o'A'
OLYMPIC THEATRE-Jermon's European
sersation company in Vaudeville.
gEsTMINsrER THRATRE-Rice a Bartons
Rose Hill English Folly Company IN va
rioty and Burlesqre.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
THE WEATHER.

Rsi. Tonight and sunday Colder To-
morrow With Easteriy WINDS
Washington. March IL For New Ens-
land. Balm tonight and sunday; co''sr
sunday; sontGerly shifting TO easlerly
winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
EIGHTH WARD.

While there was no trouble IN the
Eiitth ward the:e was a great deal OF
discussion OF very little Importance.
After cCntrJNersy tetween John
O'Conrell and Michael Duty, the follow.
ing titkat n, m mated by Mr. O'Conneli
wss cet,d: Stat convention, Davis j.
Barr Alfre Ciriec and Edward. Riley
~ convention, Joan O'Connell, Ninfent
j. Eaeg ~, james M sullivan, VILLA n
Coz roy and Edwsrl a. Egan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY

TskeIpsative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al drus-
sists refund the money n 20 fails 10 cure. 2jc.
1le tenutne has l.. II. q on each tablet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
FIFTH WARD.
SEVENTH WARD.

Mr. j. i. Minehan was chairman,
and M. A. Whalen and Willism Doyle
clerks OF the seyenth ward caucus, and
when the polls closed ten votes had been
cast. The delegates chosen were: state
convention. John h. Niuehap, Peter
Doyle and Dennis J. Holland; CITY con-
vention, y. Frank Connolly, Willism
Doyle, John Brady. Frank Kayanagh
and bernard Rrenpnn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
TENTH WARD.

Alderman James III. McGann was the
chairman of the Tenth Ward caucus, and
everything passed of very quietly indeed.
The polls ~ere closed at S:45 O'Clock, lag
votes having lseen cast. The following
named delegates were elected: State con-
vention, Jeremiah IL. Hall, Henry winD.
William shav cross: city convention. Will
liam j. Beane Timothy h. Molloy,
Frank Murray, William Donahue, George
Quinn,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
NINTH WARD.

Tie Ninth Ward caucus was quieter
than usual, and when the rolls We're
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12

c'osei II was found that delegates had
beeG elected as follows: Stale convention,
Jonn j. norkery and Joseph h. Banks;
city convention. Thomas j. Dorney, John
kysn, James McGinp, Joseph DALEY ana
Thomas A. 3ormley.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12

The Democratic caucuses held last eve-
Mug, were not nearly as interesting as
was generally anticipated, and with the
exception of the Second Ward, in which
there was "A more OF less bitter fight, tho
several tickets prepared for delegates to
the stats and city conventions went
through with very little or no opposition.
Following is tbs RI suit by wards:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
FIRST WARD.

Warden Henry III. Waters was chair
man Of the First Ward caucus, and John
j. Dwyer was clerk. The following ticket
was ele ted without opposition: state
Cotton, Hugh Mcguire. City convention
John II. hagnife, Daniel j. Dwyer
Hugh Carroll. Jeremiah Murphy, John
j. Gately.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12

A.,D. STTBBINs. Asst. Traffic Manager
W +. TURNBR Gen. Passenger Agent
j. {. Whitney, Traffic Mansger
Baltimore, Md.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-04
Z Ziem Polskich.

Krab6aO. - w tych dniach
zmarl W Krakowie W "a roku
Ignacy Odrzywolski, jeden z
ostatnich weteran6w z powsta-
MIA listopadowego, wlasciciel
d6br ziemskich.
Siedmnastoletniego mlo.
dzie6ca powolala Ojczyzna W
pamietnym roku 1880 W sze-
regi walczacych o niepodle-
g}ost. Ma pierwszy odglos
rewolucyi Listopadowej W
Warszawie wstapi} do wojska
narodowego wraz dwoma
starszymi cd niego bracmi
Ludwikiem i Wincentym.
Gaia kampanis roku 1891
odby} sp. Ignacy W pistym
pulku strzelcow, dobrze zapi.
sanym W dziejach owej wojny
puiku ,,dzieci warszawskich";;
nieustraszony W krwawym
boju mlodzieniec bral udzial
patryotyczns ochota W wielu
bitwach walnych, zwyciezkich
i smutnycb, walczac zawsze W
pierwszych szeregach.
Przebolawszy klsske naro.
dowa, SIP. Ignacy schowal orez
miedzy najdrozsze pamistki,
a poswieci1 sic cichej, mr6w-
czej piracy obywatelskiej ma
roll. Jako zacny ziemianin W
Kr6lestwie Polskiem, przez
d1ugi szereg lat polozyl dla
kraju wiele zasiug cicbych,
znanych tylko najbliaszym
sasiadom, wsrod kt6rych po.
zostaUil wspomnienie najle.
pszego obywatela.
Srena. - Odbyl sic tutaj
zjazd okrsgowy spiewak6w.
Pogoda ME bardzo sprzyjala,
deszcz jednak ME przeszkodzil
temu, ze urocsystosc odbyla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-04
Rome WiadOmOSci
telegrafiCzne.

- Uroczystosci narodowe z
powodu smierci Bismarcka cd.
beda sig W Niemczech dopiero
w6wczas, gdy wyko6czone 20.
stanie mauzoleum, W kt6rem
zlozone zostana jego zwaoki.
Herbert Bismarck Oswald
cza, ze otrzymal re wszystkich
czesci .kuli ziemskiej tyle do.
wod6w zyczliwosci z okazyi
smierci oica, il ME starczy}oby
mu sycia, ma odpowisdanie ma
kaady list i ma kazda depesze z
osobna.
Gazetom niemieckim ME po.
doba sic, ze miejsce ma mauzo.
leum dla zmarlego ksiecia
przeznaczono W polu kartofa-
mem, W poblizu kolei zelaznej,
gdzie zw1oki wielkiego tworcy
Niemiec ME bsds spoczywa}y
W spokoju.
Rad wloski zamierza
nabyc szesc nowych pancerni-
k6W.
- Ksiezna Walii wyjecha3a
do Kopenhagi, azeby poska.
rye sic pred rodzicami, jak
nleszczesliwem jest jej aycie
przy boku angielskiego nasts-
pcy tronu.
- o zdrowiu Ojca sw. te-
legrafuja Rzymu co nastepu,
je: Powtarzajsce sig wcisa po-
gioski o niepokojscem zdro-
win Papieza So czystym wy
myslem. Przyboczny lekarz
papiezki dr.. Lapponi na zapy-
tanie pewnego dziennika, czy
Papiea cierpi M porazenie,
odpowiedzial, ia to jest ME.
prawds. Rowniea i gazeta wa
tykafska "Osservatore Roma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-04
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 4 Sierpnia '9S.

Chicago, 4 Sierpnia '9S.
z powodu zakazu zjazdu
lekarzy i przyrodnik6w pol.
skich W Poznaniu, komitet
zjazdu przeslal pod adresem
pruskiego ministra spraw we.
wnetrznych petycye. W kt6rej
obszernie wyiuszczy}, ze zjazd
ma tylko charakter naukowy;
ze zakaz wyrzsdza ciezkie
straty moralne i materyalne
komitetowi, jego przyszlym
uczestnikom, nauce, Poznanio.
wi i zak1adom kapielowym
szlazkim, kt6re ma korzyst z
przyjazdu kilkuset goSci liczy.
iy, W ko1cu oswiadcza, il "a.
kazu ME moze uznac "a uzasa-
dniony.
Petycya tax ko6czy swoje
wywody: "Taktyka, doty-
czaca obcokrajowych uczestni.
k6w zjazbu, kt6rzy So ludzmi
q wyksztalceniem uniwersyte.
ckiem, W wiekszej czesci ma
wybitnych stanowiskach urzs.
dowych, profesorami uniwer.
sytet6w, radcami pahstwa, mad
wornymi urzednikami = see.
rokie sfery ludnosci aywo dot.
kne1a i wywolasa wsr6d nich
pewien niepok6j.
"Nie MONA tego pojat, re
w}adza policyjna MEOW, kt6.
rzy ME okazali izby W jakiej.
kolwiek mierze sprzeciwiali
sic tutejszym interesom pan
stwowym, kt6rzy jedynie, jako
uczestnicy zjazdu naukowego,
pragns przybyc do Poznania,
zamiast przyjac uprzejmoscis
gojciom przynaleana, chce
og6lnie traktowac W ten spo.
sob, jak to zwyk1a ezyniG tyl.
ko z wl6czegami".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-04
Telegrsf bez drutu.

Mlody Wloch, Marconi, wy.
nalazca telegraph bez drutu,
cd Listopada r. z. przeprowa.
dzi1 takie polaczenie pomisdny
Needles, ma wschodniem wy.
brzezu wyspy Wight, a znaDs
miejscowoscia kapielows. Bour-
nemouth, ma lsdzie angielskim.
Odleglosc pomiedzy temi dwo.
ma miejscami wynosi % kilo.
metry. Szybkosc telegrafowa-
MIA dosiega 70 slow ma minute.
Wymiana depesz moae sic
odbywac przy najgorszej nawet
pogedzie. Przy niebie, zasnu.
tenn mgla lub chmurami, 10.
munikacya idzie szybciej, aiS
przy jasnsm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-04
Kronika MiejscoWd.
Zmniejszone dOchOdY mlasts.

Assessorzy townowi tax nisko O.
szacowali wlasnose ruohoma nieru-
choma tutejszyoh obywateli, ze mia
sto bedzie miaio W roku biezaoym
s5O0,000 mniej dochodu, niz W roku
zeszsym. w South Town oszacowano
majatki ma s7,173,452 mniej, niA
roku zeszlym. w North Town wyno.
81 oszaoowanie $765,2e4 a W Town
of Lake s928,0O8 mniej, niz W r.
1897. We West Town wynosi rozui.
ca ma niekorzysc miasta B i POI mi
Iona dolar6w. Poniewaz W zeszlym
roku dochody miejskie ME wystar.
csaly ina pokryoie nieabednych wy.
datk6w, W tym roku ssosunki ME
zmienia sic ma lepsze, lecs ma gorsze.
Bsdziemy mieli mniej pollcyant6w,
a natomiast wiecej brud6w po uli-
each i W elaoh, takze wiecej roz.
boi6w i z1odziejstw, niz dotychczas,
Szybkobiegacze
Dzisiaj W nocy godz. l wyru.
szylo pred ratussa dwooh szybko.
biegaczy W podrtz do Milwaukee.
Roschodzi sic o to, ktory Mich sta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-04

no" przeczy tym pogloskom o
niekorzystnem zdroWiu Papie.
"a, zwlaszcza jakoby Papiez
dostawal napady omdlenia.
"Osservatore" zapewnia, il
Papiez codziennie przyjmuje
osoby, kt6re wszystkie mogs
poswiadczy6, ze Oj jciec sw. ME
tylko dobrem zdrowiem sic
cieszy, lecz takze ciagle i ME.
znuzenie zalatwia sprawy ko.
scielne. Gazeta ia wspomina,
il Papiez W ostatnich dniach
kilka razy odby2 przechadzki
po ogrodach watyka6skich:
.Gazety goniace "a nowosciami
lub take, kt6re nieprzychyl-
ME So ku Kosciolowi usposo-
bione, nieustannie rozszerzaja
pogfoskl o nlepomyslnem
zdrowiu Papieza.
- Redaktor "Petit Jour.
nal" zosta} skazany ma 1000
frank6w kary, a dwaj jego
asystenci na zap1acenie po 500
fir. kary "a oszczerstwo, rzuco.
ne ma Zole.
- George Curzon, sekretarz
angielskiego parlamentu we
wydziale spraw zewnetrznych,
zostal mianowany wicekr6lem
Indyj. Jego iona pochodzi
Chicago nazywa sic Mary
Letter.
- Firma P. D. Armour
Co., wynaje}a cd kolei st.
Paul cztery wielkie elewatory.
Najmniejszy z mich miesci
100000 a naJWlskszy l,lOO,-
900 buszli.
- Poszukiwacze z}ota W
Alasce skarzs sic ma z1a 60
spodarke komisarzy rzsdo'
wych, rozporzsdzajscych roz'
dawaniem "claim' '6w".
- Mad Philadelphia szalala
wczoraj straszna burza. Deszcz
lal jak zebra. Sklady kup.
COW i piwnice dom6w 50 zala.
ne wods. Druty elektryczne
pozrywaue.
w Sedalia, No, okra-
dziono bank ma znaczna sumo
pienieday.
- W pieciuf fabrykach drzwi
i okien W Oshkosh, W kt6rych
cd 10 tygodni panuje strajk,
rozpoczeia sic dzisiaj praca
przy pomocy robotnik6w, ME
nalezscych do unii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-04

jednym dniu 200 depesz, upo'
minajscych sic o wyslanie do
Kuby lub do Porto Rico.
Dzieki takim wplywom wysla-
no pu}k S stanu Illinois ma
plac boju.
HAVANA, 4 Sierpnia. - W
zeszls Sobote bombardowal
okret ameryka6ski Punta
Maja i baterye Matanzas. Emu.
SONY do odwrotu cofnsl sic i
powr6cil z innym okretem. Ma
strza3y z armat okretowych
odpowiedzia}a baterya 81 strza'
}ami re swych armat i zmusi3a
obydwa okrety do ucieczki.
CAMP ALeER, 4 Sierpnia.
W ostatnich 4S godzinach Ia
pablo W obozie 4S os6b ma
tyfus. Nadszedl rozkaz, azeby
wojsko przeniesc do Manassas,
Va, Pulki 2 dywizyi rozpo-
czely odwr6t. Prezydent mi
mister wojny wyrzekli sic "a.
miaru zwiedzenia tutejszego
obozu.
MADRYT, Ago Sierpnia. -
Prezes ministrow Sagasta Ia
wezwal sonora Silvela, przy.
w6dzce konserwatyst6w i in.
nych wybitnych czlonkow
r6znych partyj do Madrytu,
aseby naradzit sic mimi W
kwestyi podanych przez Stany
Zjednoczone warunk6w po.
koju.
MADRYr, Ago Sierpnia. -
Nietylko dw6r, miuistrowie i
politycy zsdajs pokoju, lecz
pragnie go ca}y nar6d. Ssdzs
tn powszechnie, re Rad tyiko
dlatego zwleka odpowiedzia
McKinley'owi, aseby uniknac
zarzutu, ze bardzo mu sic spie.
sly ze zezawarciem pokoju. Woj-
sko jest zawarciu pokoju prze'
ciwne rzsd obawia sic po.
waanych rozruch6w, jezeli
uklad hiszpa6sko-a kahski
doidzie do skutku. Pod Lorida
W Katalonii pokaza} sic od-
dzia} karlistow i szerzy sic tam
powstanle.
New YORK, 4 Sierpnia. -
w Havanie wo}owiny ME mo-
zna dostac "a zadne pieniadze.
Funt missa ko6skiego kosztu-
je dolara, funt chleba % CEN
tow, jajka sprzedajs po 50
cent6w a "a puszks zgeszczo
nego mleka kaas sobie placi5
DO 2 dolary.