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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-04-12
Coal Mine Flooded.

JACKSONVILLE, o., April 9.-The large
Eline of the Hooking Valley Coal Co.
is flooded. Miners broke through into
an old mine that was full of water
Three acres are covered to the depth of
three feet, and 800 men are idle.
Pumps have been ordered The mine
can not be drained on account of the
din
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-04-12
McKinIey,s Course Commended.

CLEVELAND, o., April S.-The cham
Der of commerce Thursday afternoon
adopted unanimously the following
resolution: Resolved, that we heart
lily commend the prldent and con-
servative course of The president in
dealing with the Cuban question"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-04-12
Ten-Inch Rifles at Ballast Point.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, April Seen. Shat
ter, who is now inspecting the fortif-
cations, of this port, states that the
first of the ten-inch rifles will be in
place at Ballast Point by Thursday
night. He is pleased with the rapid
progress on the harbor defenses here.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-04-12
ONE RNIOXS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthya and observation-disclosures, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all ard have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Donot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FYc SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE KY NEW YORK HY
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-04-12
Died on the ScaroId

FOLSOM, Cal, April &C. H. Ray
mond was hanged Friday for the muir
der of Fred Andrews, at Baden, San
Mateo county. November II, last. He
died l.ravAlu
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-04-12
Uprising in PortotRico.

NEW YORK, April S-The Quebec
line steamer FOntabelle, from st.
Thomas, brings news that an uprising
has taken place in Porto Rico and that
IN an engagement between the in
surgents and Spanish troops a score of
men were killed. Two filibustering
expeditions landed in Porto Rico a
month ago, and this fact gives color to
the rumOr of an instruction.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-04-12
Sew Orleans and San Franclsco siehted

New YORK, April 1.-The captain of
the steamship Aller, which arrived
here Sunday, says that at . p. m. April
Z his vessel passed within ten miles of
two war vessels, both of which were
painted white. The leading vessel
was rugged with three masts and the
other with two Both were bound
west and appeared to be going at the
rate of ten knots an hour The vessels
were sighted in Lat. 40. 45 Long 4s. 40.
These vessels are evidently the New
Orleans formerly the Amazonas) and
the San Francisco, which sailed from
Gravesend, Eng, two weeks ago Sun
daV.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14
EKINLEY AND BRYAN HOUSES
To BE Reproduced mt the Omaha Fair viii
Relics Of the Campaign.

40 ne 6epro0uceu mt the Omaho E0tr with
Relics Of the Campaign.
Omaha, Neb., March Ex-senator
Thurston, chairman Of the senate COM
mittee on expositions. recently suggest
ed that the Mckinley home at Canton
be Reproduced as the Ohio state build
ing on the grounds of the Trans-Missis-
sippi exposition at Omaha. The board
of managers approved the idea. The
building when constructed will be used
as a place of reception for Ohioans, ard
1t is proposed to exhibit therein many
of the mementoes of the late campaign,
avoiding as far as possible anything
savoring of craftsmanship.
Noting the action of the board Of
managers the frienSs Of William Jen-
nings Bryan lost no time in putting in
a proposition locking to the reproduce
ton Of the Bryan homestead at Lin
coin. Citizens Of Lincoln, Neb.. Bry-
ans home, addressed a communication
to the exposition authorities asking per-
EMISSION to place on the exposition
grounds duplicate If Rryan's home
stead and to exhibit therein campaign
and other relics. Of which Bryan is said
to have no less than carload. The
beard Of managers has unanimously
agreed to the proyOsition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14
Strike of the Cotton Mil Hands,

New Bedford, Mass, March At was
fully expected that the end of last, the
eighth, week Of tie big strike now on
in this city would see an end of the
presert difficulties. But the strike is
still on and simply, many think. be-
cause the weavers Will not come to any
terms with the manufacturers on the
fines question. This practical blocking
OF the eEd of the strike has caused A
bitter feeling among the strikers out
side of the weavers and many union
members threaten to withdraw from
the strike tourcils and let the weavers
fight their own battle. Some change IS
sure 20 take place in the strike situation
within q few dlNs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14
OF All the Seasons
OF the Year

That period which marks change
from ~lntr into tn Zap Of spring Is the
NOT dangerous. Ii Is the tins when the
air IL filled with disease, when the wind
wait, pneumonia and other pulmonary
truuble with every breeze. The fatxliue
OF this character are simpy alarming, and
In spite Of all warnings thy seem to be In
er.ssieg. Pneumonia cones suddenly, 1
acts quickly ard far too often results fatal
ly. To check and repair the waste of such
disease Is problem every doctor ses ks TO
solve, and II he could cnly fed some means
b replace the rsp.d waste Of tissues In ths
human structure faster than IL GOES on
there Is no disease which he c,uld no; con.
qrer. He Is like the alchea lists of clden
times, continually seeking The one magical
solvent ~hich should turn all things into
so'd. It's q question Of . stimulant and
experience tslls him there Is nothing %
equal Purs whisky Then, Why not guard
aEsinst his evil disease by having always
In your medicine cilest bottle OF Pure Rye
&c Bourbon whisky? lis . preventive a.
Vel o. . cure. We have many brands and
various pricss, but all are guaranteed ALSO
luteiy purc. We are the only wholesal
Rouse selling gods .: retail In any Quantit
you may Want
O7s- eveclnrs snsf n oelocH
TCiclsole 1o--Istf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14

and wish the nlurcerous wretches if
guilty severely punished. You are ac-
cused Of being biased in favor OF the
defense Your life is in jeopardy if you
are not impartial and absolutely free
from bias. Do your duty and there can
be no complaint. Threats are being
made: beware!" This is signed From
q Friend" and dated ''Elmira."
Woman Sympattizes with the Strikers.
Still another. dated at Pasadena. CAL,
Is as follows: Il have Travelled much
and my sympathy has been aroused in
favor OF the muoh-abused foreigners.
See that justice is dcne." This was
written by a woman. However, anoth-
er woman writing from Mahanoy City.
Pa. makes a plea for Sheriff Martin
and his deputies. and says the men at
Lattimer We're On the same footing as
the Molly Magpires." Several Of the
more threatening letters are withheld
In the hope that their authors may fall
into the hands OF the detectives.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14
LEGAL.


Estsfe of Cstheria- Marphy. aeetsssd
The uudersi9nsd having teen sppoin',d ,xsc7
tnr 90 the last oil snd testAns1l % tatlS riae
nsrpby, late 10 the toansy 20 kcck Island. STATE
~ Ili'noss. deees-ct. hereby gives notice tia, h.
will svpesr bsfces the county euur 81 hock 10 :
sed esuttr. o. the county yonrt rom 10 the city
~ noeh BLAND. az the Mar term 90 the frs, Won
eay 10 Mar uext. 80 which time ell D rson- kav.
ing claims against sad estate are no.tiee Gna
seue adjusted All persons INDEBTED 20 sail -.
tats are requested 10 make Immediate payment
- The urd.rsisned.
Dated this s5th dap ~ Fehrusry. A. n, ise.
PulIIfP CnD>Ix. Exsentor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14
Administrators Sale Notice.
sweeney q wsscr, Attorneys.
s sss, I. oslL dssss, s

On IRE county ecart Al tnc March term, A ID.
iss-. pvttinn 10 Ell reai estst-.
0o-,rs kehmcnc. slmlr fxffato- ~ e-'s'e
Rensrca Rs-Gy. erces-.d -. Frsnk rdsia
w,ilisss. 10 ~ rilf,s~,s wsysn., B.i al
lam. Hazel wiiiiam-. Lalt wtill.4s.
George 4. niehmcrd. Eaaraisn. etc
Ncrer y bsrvby siyvn hist ~ virtue ~ o De
eres % ss'~ maze sns entered N U. ahs,s en-
rtira esuse. On 70. sh esy - Nara A. D
~, 81 ire March trrr % ra.d ecrts !. the ~
ssvs's.ed saministrsior ~ said estate. ~tl ~
Saturday. the isih ds. 90 April. A u. fs9s.
sr,vcen the hoar. cf n o'cioes N. srs ase
e'eicen D. m ts~'t 81 the hour - cns oc.oss
p. N % s.id DIR 80 ts~ est ecer ~ ta~ cour'
bonse. N tss ETY. % kscs f-lani. "a -a,d rpHatg
End -ts'~. ell a. paNl~ vcnaee - the n. hest
sod rest sisiaer or balaefs the fsIis.iEy real
sssa1s. tSvit.
Ia samsr sls o. "a block ninbsr en-. On
N wc~aruf y >~sr- ar,t sisetsa ~ M ta~r u
esars sud -'t,ssed IN the G lanty % Rsck f.is-s
end sss,e % ninoi-. fre- frcn dover sui hcm.-
sl~U r,rht. % osc " Rsm.ey
Terms ~ sale csrh ~ eat. ~ sale.
psisd March ~ A " To-.
esoaa- ". nicssvp
Administrators sf the es,,ts 81 kssse a RAassr.
swrsSrr q wAtKKa. Aucrneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14
Heavy Damages Against a RAILWAY,

Little Rock, Ark, March IA Jury
in the Saline county circuit court at
Benton Saturday brought in a verdict
of S5o.0co damages against the ST. Louis.
Iron Mountain and Southern railway in
favor of Mrs. Arthur Tomlinson, Of
Washington, widow Of Lieutenant
Arthur Tomlinson, of the famous mill
tary organization, the National Fenci-
bles. Lieutenant Tcmlinscn was run
over and killed by an Iron Mountain To-
connective at Little Rock on July S, 1884.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14
Administrator Notice.
Ds,sss Of Mario klsinm.isr, tsess.ss.

D1nisvsios o. tho estate Of Marie KEN
naier. lafs % the eounfy % ke1 fs.snd
snas q nlirois. Deceased. hsresy rive eore-
t1at he viil sppssr before the eosnty essyi ~
oseh fsiaad eosnty. 81 The once 81 the elers ~
Msv tenn, 90 the arss Mosdsy IN Nav
psst o. Which tine sa psrscas hsvfns eiains
e9aans said sstafs ere ncsiAsd end ss1aes;sd 10
ettsnd fos he purpose % having the cone Cd
1nsosd. An psrssas tadsbsed b said estate ere w
6epssne6.
bsssd tAis I'm dsv ~ Marrh. a. n. isos
AUau.r 0srun, AdninisRrscs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14

Southampton. March 1.-THE Ameri-
can line steamer Paris. Captain Wet
kins, which sailed from New York on
March 2 fer this port. ard was due here
on the morning Of March Q. arrived
Saturday morning. She reports that
her delay was due to the breaking of
the forward shaft, rendering her star
board propeller useless.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14
Railway Employees in Council.

Chattanooga. Tenn, March Il. - A
three days unicn conference Of railroad
workers called 10 be held in this city
began Saturday. numberof labor lead
ers being present, among them Arthur,
OF the locomotive engineers; Sargent.
OF the firemen; Clark. of the conductors,
and Daniels, of the railway telegraph
ers. In answer to a question Chief
Arthur stated that there Tvas no special
significance to be attached to these
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14
Administrster's sale Notice.
sweeney a walssc. krerIey.

ss1 ga. ,,, 2. ,t LIMOS h.
"a the epunty eur, 81 N. wsrrh term. A. ID.
iSnn% rstlticu IN .ell real estate ~ par d-ot.
Agnes xeliv, sdninistrstris % ths estate -
ssmes v. Keiiy. deceased. va Aetna Tile u.
ssssnee company, % ust cd. Cs.r H.s- x.
Kelly, rrcce ics n nelly. Csthariae ~ kfnJ
end John ". keilv.
Nciee 10 HEREBY given THAI bv viriue ~ sde.
erce % sale made and entered 10 m. sbcse en-
titled esnse. % the nm dsy ~ Msrca a. "
isA. 81 The March term % ssid court. ., tbs
undsfs,sn~d afmh i-'rstriS ~ said estate. wi
On Saturday. the 18TH dsy % April. A. u
fssS. between the honss ~ ten o'eioch q N. AM
aivv e'clcch .. m tswit a. tM hour % To-,
O'clock y, m. % ssid dag. al the ssa eoo'
% the ccur hcns~. IN the city 90 Roc,
lsssnd. In said equity and state, ell At plb,l,
ven6ue ~ the hish.-t and hest bit1er 90 bid
der. the folisvins real ssfs.e. suhj-ct. tov.vsr
20 NE dover ana honestesd r'gh,s 20 sAd Agn.,
Rely. - the widow % Jsoesw. Kelly thIrein
tsvits
rSs wss one hIs Of The s,a,av,s, quu, ana
the scnth-sst aasitsr % the soa'hve~t quarter
oil IN section nanoer tsentp .lx rSl IN town
ship number seventeen ,iil re~,h 81 rsn-s ram
psr fur (p wcst - the r., 2. ~ IN the county o
Rcea island IN the ssSss ef fnlaois.
rerms ef sale ea-i
psied March 10 q. d, isSs.
Admlnlstrsnis eftAs estate sf Jsass W. Ksny
o~ss~sr wAtkrs, Atistrey. Co Petitioner
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14
Grand Pacific Is Omen Again,

Chicago, March 1.-THE Grand Pacific
hotel, noted until 1t was closed in the
spring CT 1885 for its annual game dinner,
and as the stopping place of politicians
Of nationa! reputation, reopened Sa.ur-
day under the management of ex-Alder-
man William r. Kerr and Albert Z.
Glennic, formerly steward Of the Union
League club. The building has been
enlarged by the addition OF two stories,
and thoroughly overhauled.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14
UNION LABOR CLAUSE ALL RIGHT.
So Says Judge Tulcy. of Chicago, In u Cacc
Submitted to Him.

Submitted to Him.
Chicago. March 1.-THE right of the
board Of education TO employ none but
union worknen in the erection and i'm
provement of buildings was upheld Sat-
urday 10y Judge Tuley in deciding the
question submitted to him some time
ago b. agreement between the board
and the Building Trades council. The
court held that there is no legal con-
trcversy between the parties such as
could be brought under a submission
under the Tuley act Of 1857, but he found
that the beard of educat ton clearly had
the power. if it so desired, to place but
the names Of union workmen on its pay
roll. The basis OF this finding is that If
the board found that most Of the skilled
labor was union labor and that this fact
would probably result in strikes if non
union men were not prescribed in the
boards contracts, causing delay, etc,
or il the board should be convinced tina:
true economy would be subserved by
such prescription. then it would be said
boards duty to insert the union
clause"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14
Funeral Of General Hosecrnns.

Los Angeles. Cal. March 14.-It is
very probable that the funeral of Gen.
eral Rosecrars will take place at St.
Vincent church on Thursday. and that
the intermeht will be temporarily at
Rcssdale cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14

meetings. Tney are being held. he
said. to encourage organization in the
south and bring the officers of the vari-
Gus organizations into closer touch and
sympathy with the members of the orr
ders in the south. which section has
heretofore felt itself somewhat insulated
from the orders.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14
VERDICT DENOUNCED.
New York Labor Unions Con.
denim the AcSuittal Of Sheriff
Martin and Deputies.
DE0iARE THEIR TRIAL A FARCE

AID "an Outrage Perpetrasedin the Name
Of the Law"-Threatenins Letters That
Judge Woodward Has Received-De-
tectives Looking for tho writess-Chi-
eago Judge Decides That the .Cnion
Clause" In Public Contracts Is Good.
New York. March 4-At the Central
Labor Union meetingyesterdaya protest
in the form Of resolutions was entered
against the acouittal OF Sheriff Martin
and his deputies by the jury at Wilkes
barre. Pa. and against the court pro-
ceedings. The resolutions are as fol-
lows:
Whereas. Organized labor as repre-
sented in the Central Labor Union of
New York has learned from the daily
press OF the result OF the stupendous
farce called the trial OF the sheriff and
deputies at Wilkesbarre. Pa. for the
wantcn and premeditated murder of
twenty men at Lattimer.
Resolved. That the Central Labor Uu-
Ion. in the name Of organized labor and
as citizens of the commonwealth, pro-
tests against the outrage perpetrated in
the name of law abridging the liberty of
every citizen, and warns all citizens
that If this outrage is permitted to pass
unnoticed 1t may form a precedent from
which they themselves, at some future
time. may suffer: and be it further
Resolved. That we counsel the sur
vivors Of that terrible massacre to re-
spect the laws that no longer protect
them, In the hope that in the near fu-
ture long-suffering people will take
such action as will render even hired
murderers amenable to such laws as
VIII secure protection to all who seek
1t in this hitherto free country"
Judge Woodward To he Killed.
wilkesbarre. Pa. Mach 14.-Some OF
the anonymous letters sent Judge Wood
ward during the Lattimer trial are be-
Ing made public. Following is q SAM
pic of the letters received: 'Sir:-I am
ordered to interview or communicate
with you. / have chosen the latter
method. Ny purpose is to warn you of
the fate that awaits you. / am a men,
Der Of secret organization sworn "a
end your lie. and IL will carry out its
purpose even though its last member
dies in the act. l have been chosen to
follow YOU to the ends of the earth.
My fate Is nothing to me. Should fail
another vii he chosen" This screed is
signed Justice"
warned 10 .Do His Duty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-14
Warned To "Do His Duty.~

Another CT the letters reads as fol-
lows: Dear Sir:-information reaches
the public that you receive royalties on
every ton 81 coal mined. and that you
are in sympathy with the mine owners
as well as with Sheriff Martin and his
deputies. The public is deeply inter-
ested In the proceedings Of this trial,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-02-16
ROk ,jubileuszOWy.

Rzym.-5O,0O ludzi uczestnlczy
10 W niedziele W nabozehstwle "
ko$ciele sw. Piotra, odprawionem
przez Ojca swietego W pamietnym
dla niego dniu jubileuszowym. W
towarzystwie gwardyi szlacheckiej,
kardyna}6w innycb dostojnik6w
Koscio}a wniesiono Papieza W, ''se
dia gestatiora'' Watykunu do ka'
tedry sw. Piotra, gdzie odprawil
wielks okaza}oscia Msze sw. Nastep
ME odczyta} dziekczynna Msze sw.
kapelan przyboczny Jego Swiatobli,
wosci. Przez ca}y czas trwania tel
Mszy Papiez klecza}. Potem Ojciec
sw, zasiadf ma tronie iprzyjmowa1
przyw6dzc6w licznych pielgrzy-
NOW. Po ukohczeniu ceremonij u.
dzielif Jubilat wszystkim .zebranym
apostolskiego bfogos}awiehstwa.
Liczba pieigrzym6w wynosi}a 90
tysiecy. Stan zdrowia OLGA swietego
jest pomySlny.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-02-16
Rabunki i kradZieZe.

Seattle, Wash. w, ,Kenney
W wyjechawszy 10. stycznia z
Dawson City, Alaska, przy-
byl okretem ''City of Tope-
ka. - Powiada on, zew W Daw-
son panuje spok6j a g6rnicy
So wciaz przy piracy, szukajaac
zlota.
DR.. Rufus Smith Dyea,
kt6ry takze' przybyl tym okre-
tenn, przywioz} dwie petycye
cd obywateli W Skaguay
Dyea z prosba do ministerstwa
wojny, aby:w obu tych mlas'
tach ogloszono stan wojenny.
Rabunki i napady zdarzaja sic
tam codzieh i wed}ug jego ida,
MIA, rzadza tam zlodzieje, ra'
busie i mordercy.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-02-16
Process ZOli.

Paryz.-Generaf Picquart powo-
}any ma przes}uchy powiada, re W +,
1896 znalaz} kawa}ki telegraticznej
karty, z kt6rych wydawa}o mu sig,
re major Esterhazy koresponduje Z
podejrzanemi osobami. Kaza} on ka-
wa}ki karty zbadac stwierdzono,
re pismo ma tychze jest bardzo po:
dobne do pisma W pewnych doku-
mentach, mianowicie W li$cie zawie-
raiacym zdrade kraju. Dalej powia-
da gen. Picquart, re pewien wysokl
officer, wyda} wazne dokumenty jed
nemu mocarstw; ME moze jednak
wymieni6 jego nazwiska, dop6ki ME
ukonczy sledztwa. W kohcu swia,
dek twierdzi, re inni ofcerowie
szkodzili mu, ably ME m6g} swiad-
ezyc przeciw Esterhazyemu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-02-16
Wielki polar.

New York.-Wielki sic
dmiopietrowy gmach Levi T.
Mortona przy Nassau i Ann
ulicy, znany jako gmach izby
handlowej przy Nassau ulicy,
zgorzal doszczetnie; pozostaiy
tylko go}e injury. Poniewaz
obawiano sic rozszerzenia pho
mieni, wiec szef da} general
ny alarm. Kilku strazakow
zosta}o przez -.spadajace cegfy
i kawaly szk}a pokaleczonych.
Ogieh wybuch} W sklepie, zaj-
m owanym przez Herald Cycle
c o; ma pierwszem pietrze znaj-
dowa} sic wielki sklad ubrah
Fl hrmy Maduro Bros. -.
Szkode W gmachu / iowa
ra ch licza ma s50O,oOO
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-02-16
Ksieiniczka Kajulani.

Honolulu, Hawai-. .-Ksiezniczks
Kajulani zareczy}a sic ksiecien
Davidem Kawananakoa: Formalne
zareczyny zostana og}oszone, skorc
pewne dokumenty dotyczaee majat'
ku kr6lowej Kapiolani zostana pod,
pisane. Ksiezniczka Kajulani jest
c6rks byfego gubernatora Cleghorn
i zmarfej ksiezny Miriam Likelike;
ksiaze David jest synem s}awnego
naczelnika hawajskiego, Kahalepo-
uli i ksiezniczki Hekaulike; m}od-
szej siostry krdlowej Kapiolani,
Ksiqze David ksztafci} sig "a gram
CO byf przeznaczony do s}uzby dy-
plomatycznej.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-02-16
Ze z1Osci-- zab6jca..

Ma Lime str. isArcher ave.
onegdaj po po}u dniu wyrostkl
zabaw iali sic r zucaniem kul
snieg9 9wych Jed dina z tych kul
przypa adkowo .pad}a ma twarz
robot hika Rud lolita Blankaa,
zam. pm. 1924 Sfbor str: Blank
rozz}o SCH sic do tego stopnia,
ze wyjal rewolw wer j strzelil do
chop bow. Z krzykiem upadA
16 le etni Joseph: Cavanaugh !
zam. pm, .2615 Lime str, tra1
6ony W glo we, a Blanc prze5+
razon y zaczal u ciekaG. Ale poi
gonil "a mir n pc wien policyant,
aresztowaf go zawi6dI ma sta
cya p Fzy D eering str: Cavaf
naugl ia zaw wieziono do szpitala
Mercy y; lekafze sadza, ze rama q
lego est smiertelna.' I
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-02-16
Wybuch prOchu.

Ironwood, Mich. w ko-
palm Newport rtnastapilw
prochu, przyczem trzech ludzi
straciIo zycie, mianowicie: r,
P. Biazza, Sam. Naimo i Mi
cha} Zaida. Pracowali ,oni W
dziewiatej sztolni. Biazza
Naimo udali sic do pudef z
prochem, znajdujacych sic W
kohcu sztolni, ably przygoto.
wall naboje. Zaledwie doszli
do pude}, nastapilwybuch, bez
watpienia spowodowany wsku'
tex nieostroznosci. Obaj 70
stall rozszarpani W kawa}ki.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-02-16
PO1scy pOsfOWie.

Berlin.-Polska fakcya W ME-
mieckim parlamencie przed nieja-
kim czasem zn6w rozpocze}a polity-
ke ugodowa chciafa gfosowae "a
bilem powiekszenia foty, spodzie-
wajac sic "a to ustepstwa rzadu.
'Partya ludowa W Ksieztwie Poznall-
skiem i. W Prusach Zachodnich,
sprzeciwiajaca sic ugodowej polity-
ce, .bo Rad pruski nigdy ME dotrzy
ma przyrzeczenia, zwoiywa}a we
wszystkich okregach mass mityngi,
ma kt6rych uchwalono, &c posfowie
polscy maja g}osowac przeciw BIZ
lowi. ...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-02-16
J0Zef Hoffman.

Londyn,- S}awny m}ody polski
pianista J6zef Holman wyjezdza Is
lutego z Bremeny okretem ''Trave'
do Amerykii "a. b. m. przybedzie
do Nowego Yorku. Holman byl
inz raz W Ameryce, 10 lat temu,
lccz w6wczas ME m6g} wystapit bo
towarzystwo ochrony dzieci zapro,
testowa}o przeciw temu z powodu il
m4ody artysta mia} dopiero 9 lat.
Holman wystapi pierwszy raz lgo
marca Teodorem Thomasem W O.
perze Metropolitan. P6zniej uda sic
do Filadelfi, Bostonu, Chicago
innych wielkich miast.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-02-16
Socyalisci i cesarz.

Berlin roku 1895 oswiadczy}
cesarz Wilhelm, IL nak1adanie Gel
ma zboze przyczynienie sic do po-
drozenia chleba by}oby lichwa W
najgorszej postaci, z kt6rej korzy-
staliby agraryusze. Poniewaz mini
ster Posadowski zapowiedzia} W
tych dniach W parlamencie, re Rad
niemiecki uczyni znaczne ustepstwa
ma rzecz agraryusz6w, przytacza So
cyalistyczny "Vorwaerts' s}owa &C.
sarza i rozpisuje SIG o mich W arty-
kule, zatytufowanym t'Brodwu-
cher"