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The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28
ENCLANp's NEW BULLET.
DESCRIPTION of the Latest Man-kttier-
For Egyptian Use

For Egyptian Use-
A new service bullet. just adopted
by the English war office. will DO used
for the first time In the Khartum ex-
petition. Several million rounds are
being sent out for the use of the In
fantry who are going out to Egypt. The
reason assigned for the change In the
service bullet Is that the Lee-Metford.
though It Is more deadly at ten times
the range Of the old musket ball, does
not disable an enemy as effectually ~
Is considered desirable. The case 10
elongated and 80 hard that soldiers
have been known to 20 on fighting att
er half a dozen Lee-Metford bullets
has gone through them, while the bull
let itself has passed through two or
three men c~onsecutively, shock being
sacrificed for penetration. says the
London Times. The DUN Dunn bullet.
now also superseded, came into use for
the purpose Of stopping the rush OF
hordcs OF fanatics, as II had the advnn-
tage OF spreading out and breaking up
whenever Il encountered resistance:
but there has recently been some dis
cussion In France as to the propriety
Of demonstrating with tho British wal
Office on the ground that 1t Is contrary
to the convention made with other Eu-
| ropean powers In 1868. The new SER
vice bullet Ia the same diameter (.303),
the same length ian inch and one
ffth) and the same weight Gals grains)
as the Lee Metford bullet, and fits all
the service rifles and machine guns In
use by the British army. The case Is
Of nickel. the base only being filled
with lead. The conical end Ia left
empty, and when II strikes the enemy
burrs. opens backward and lodges Ia
the body. penetration being lessened
and shock increased. The new bullet
Is spoken Of rs the m%an-kllling bull
let" In contradistinction to the man
penetrating bullet. 1t il propelled
with cordite. and has as much energy
as the old Martinl-Henry bullet OF 410
grains had with the best gunpowder:
while, as II is half the weight, the sol-
dicr Ii able to carry double the number
Of rounds OF ball cartridges. The new
bullet is being manufactured In the
royal laboratory, Woolwich arsenal, by
men and boys working overtime, al
the rate OF 1900. 900 rounds Of ball car
fridge per week. and II the test In the
Kharaum expedition proves satisfac.
tory a permanent stock will be kept ON
hand ut the powder magazine OF Wool
witch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28
a norseless Sleigh.

An adaptation Of the Bollee horseless
carriage. driven by a gasoline engine,
to winter use, is described in the Sclen-
tifc American. DR.. Casgrain of Que
bee Is the contriver OF the new form OF
vehicle. In place of the pneumatic
tired wheels OF the ordinary Bollee
carriage he substitutes steel runners
for the forepart of the carriage, and a
driving wheel, whose rim is studded
with steel points, for the rear part. The
steering apparatus acts urcu the for
ward runners. The gasoline reservoir.
containing seven quarts sufices for o
run of fifty miles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28
Middle. Distance Champion.

In the middie-dlstance ranks the
champion IL settled upon and Eddie
McDufie Is his name. Michael does
not dispute McDuffee the champion
ship honors. for the Bostonian 10 an
unbeatcn man as yet, the race at Phil
adclphia being In possession OF tho
Boston man at present, the money In
the possession Of Michael. When too
late Dave Sbafer has come n sharp
turn on the other middle-distance men.
He has cornered the market on middle
distance war material. has locked up
all the pacing machines ut the last mo-
ment. and middlc-distance men want
Ing pace must first borrow the machine
from Shafer, who loans only those that
he cannot use, and who expects to win
OF curse by his action. Shafer Is no
mans fool OF course. and when he took
all the good machines away from Maj.
Taylor just as that rider was about to
begin training for his Michael race, he
stopped the training until the four ma
chimes left could be placed In condi-
ton, which was Friday. Taylor had
twenty miles back OF pace, and he was
naturally beaten. Reports in the pa
pers that Taylor was riding down TO
record time. or about 17:00 for ten
miles, were luckily not generally be-
lieved and Taylor's defeat by Michae
was placed at the right place, tht
brain Of Dafe Shafer, whose cuteness
and, what might be termed double
dealing, encompassed the colored boy
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28
Teddy Edwards,

Poor Teddy Edwards! After riding
$50 consecutive centuries, In bitter
cold. and snow, and rain. and torrld
heat, to be undone by typhoid fever, Is
certainly the hardest kind Of hard luck.
lie has the sympathy of the entire
cycling world. PIE has already far
surpassed any feat of century riding
that has been done by any rider In the
world, but has failed Of accomplishing
his desire. OF riding one century on
every one of the s65 days of the year..
Cycle Age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28

The customs tariff Of Japan has been
changed by recent legislation. which
will take effect on Jan. 1, 1899. The
Japanese consul-general. resident in
Chicago, has been officially notified Of
this important reversion Of the policy
Of his government. and Is able to an
nounce positively that after January
1 bicycles and parts thereof entering
Japan will be subject to a duty Of 20
per cent nd valorem. This Is a heavy
increase in the existing duty, which Is
10 per cent ad valorem, and the fact
that 1t is a percentage duty on the in
voice value will accrue to the interests
Of manufacturers Of low-priced ma
chimes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28
A A. VANDERBILT.

Vanderlip perform the duties OF this
position, and so apt did he prove him
self in his grasp of executive duties,
that his promotion upon opportunity
was a matter OF course. Thus he be-
came assistant secretary OF the treas
ury, with an assured career of honor.
able usefulness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28
THE UNITED STATES ARMY.
Recruiting for the Regulars IL Go,na
steadily On.

Recruiting for the Regulars IL Go,na
steadily On.
~ fixed by statute the numerical
strength OF the regular army Is now
$1,000 men. 4 here are at present In
the regular army about $1,000 men. and
the work of recruiting Is going on
steadily for the purpose OF attaining
the maximum strength. Regular army
officials say that all OF the complaints
OF neglect. starvation, etc, come from
the volunteers. The regulars are suf-
fering as much as the volunteers, but
no complaint Is heard from them. An
officer OF the wal department declares
that the volunteer army Is practically
disorgan!zed, owing to the criticisms
made by certain newspapers on the Sec
rotary OF war and his bureau officers.
He says: THE war with Spain Is not
over and we may have serious trouble
before peace Is formally declared. We
may need troops to enforce our policy
In Cuba and in the Philippines, and as
the matter stands today We should not
depend upon our volunteer troops, af-
So th"t ho pttu cdiu oDOut III
war department In the newspapers.
Before We could get them to 20 to
Cuba or Porto Rico we should have to
have a complete Reorganization. I'm
der the circumstances we must place
our dependence in the regulars. Not
one word Of complaint has been heard
from the regulars. and they should be
given every attention in the present
emergency. and every effort should be
made TO promote their comfort. I do
not say this to the disparagement OF
the volunteer troops, for they have be-
haved nobly and the entire country APP
preciates their patriotism. The de-
moralizing influences OF overzealous or
designing friends in behalf OF the vol
unteers have brought about this dis
content and disorganized spirit. The
regulars know that there Is no inten-
ton on the part OF the government to
wilfully neglect them or ill-treat them.
Consequently they arc going right
along performing the brunt OF the bur.
den without a murmur.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28
TO CURE DAMP HANDS.

Hands when washed should always
be well dried and busted with talcum
powder. Two parts Of b~elladonna in
twenty parts eau de cologne Is a favor
lite remedy. If the hands perspire
worse in hot weather plunge them In
cold alum and water.
Avoid all kinds OF wine, beer and
spirits. tea and coffee and do not eat
pickles or highly seasoned food. Live
AZ much as possible In the open air.
avoid stuffy, ill-venfilated rooms. espe-
cially In summer time. This viii tend
to regulate the circulation Of the blood
and state Of the ~
There Is no n who likes to shake
hands with a person whose hand Is cold
and clammy. No one Is better aware
OF this fact than tho suffering party
possessing the disagreeable hand. The
slightest exertion or change Of weather
Is apt to bring about this condition. 1t
arises from constitutiS.,h weakness. or
SomaasSaedies are to
rub a cut lemon oy<d ElaHs not vs.
ing soap, or usiht alter or
boraclc acid and v YffSL
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A Common Case.

Algy-"That girl Is worth half a mil.
lion dollars, AID Clarence Rugged her
for four hours on the pier last night"
Reggy-"Yes; another case of being
pressed for money."--Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28
He Is A LEARNED MAN
Or. WILLIAM c. ROBERTS PREst-
DENT OF CENTER COLLEGE.
One OF the Greatest Divine- Ia Americ.
A Native OF waie,--I.ett su Orrhaa
When Young = How ue Struggled to
Get an Education.

EV. DIR. WILLIAM
CHARLES ROB
ERTS, the new
president OF the IA
nous old Center
College. Is one OF
the most learned
Weishmen In the
world, aud n OF
the greatest divlnes
IN America. He Is
now 66 u old
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28
A Winner.

How did you like the show last
night?" Great! Best I ever saw.
House was packed and the people went
wild with enthusiasm. They Killed q
Spaniard In every act"
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28

The American Cycling Racing asso-
citation has come under the ban OF the
racing board. According to the best
Information, the causes which led to
the blacklistlng OF the association and
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28

to the drag and relieves the brake rod.
The inner side Of the hooked projec-
lions are covered with suitable pads
to render their contact with the forks
noiseless and proof against injury to
the finish OF the latter.-The Cycle
Age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28

The older the trousers the better
they are prepared for the fray.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28

Rnmor says that the oil trains in this
country are run on Standard tims.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28

VII tht SlutS VI ~
central disk, this bar IL held in place
when once adjusted by means Of pins
which enter holes drilled in the peri
pheral face OF the adjusting disks.
These disks are two In number, n
being located a short distance to each
side OF the bar stem head. The disk
Is formed on the head OF the end piece.
and the bar side has a recessed hub
end which receives the disk. The se-
curing pin Is normally held inward
through some one OF the holes in the
disk by n spiral wire spring. but may
be withdrawn to readjust the bar by
pressing a small thumb latch piece
which projects through an opening In
the bar tube. The bar Is thus render
ed capable of being adjusted without
the use OF q wrench and without aus
Ing the dismount Of the rider. The
question naturally arises as to whether
such a device could be constructed with
sufficient freedom from play between
parts to give the rigidity demanded Of
a bar. without rendering the thumb
latch too hard working to be operated
readily by the riders hand. The spring
would have to be quite strong to keep
the constant jar OF the machine from
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28
NOTES OF THE WHEEL.
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO Dew
OTEES OF THE BICYCLE.
Some Recent Inventions That VIII tn-
crease the Comfort OF the Il,der-
The Champion Of the World A.
q. u. A. IL Under the Bsn.
Adjustable Bsr.

HE bar brings on,
a new principle In
the securing of n
desired adjustment
In bars of the type
which have indie
p G n d mt q 5
swinging In II CEN
trail head. Instead
of teeth, notches.
holes and pin. ETC..
on the sides Of a
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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Przecwnlcyi pOlityki tabor
czej.

Boston,, Mass. - Liga anti
mona archiczna, zalozona W Bo-
stoni e dla sprzeciwienia sic
polityce zaborczej rz4du Sta
now Zjednoczonych rozpocze-
Ia czynnosci W celu zebrania
podpis6w ma protest przeclw
zabraniu wysp -Filipin. Pro-
test ten bedzle przed}ozony
PREF. Mckinley. Tworcy pro-
testu sprzeciwiaia sic zabiera-
,r1iiu a4kiegokolwiek kraju- Gu
dzozf femskiego ma .'w}asnosc
nasz Ego rzadu bez wolf ludu.
Spodziewaja sic, ze.zbiora 10
milo NOW podpis6w, gdyz mysl
ich z najduje coraz to wieksze
uzna ME posr6d obywatell.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Amerykanin uwieziony w
Berlinie.

Berlin. - Frank Knaak z
New Yorku zostal tn areszto-
wany W restauracyi, W chwili
gdy Z iona spozywa} obiad.
Ktos Z obecnych s}ysza}, re
Knaak wyraza} sic niedobrze
O Wilhelmie i donios} policyi,
a ia nadeszla zabra}a Kna-
aka. Przeczy on zarzutom
ma swiadk6w, ze mic zlego ME
m6wi}. Konsul amerykahski
stara sic, ably Knaaka wydo-
bye z wiezienia. Jest on inzy-
nierem i czlonkiem kompanii
elektrycznej silly Niagara.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Ods1oniecie tablicy pamiat'
kOwej.

:. Dnia 94go grudnia 7. b. jako W
.dniu setnej rocznicy urodzin Ada
ma Mickiewicza, odbedzie sic W
Lousanne W Szwajcaryi, odsfonie-
Gle tablicy pamiatkowej W gmachu
uniwersyteckim. Ma uroczystosc
te zbierze sic wielu rodak6w wy
bitnyeh osob: Ably przyczynit sic
do uswietnienia tel uroczystosci,
zarazem zeby daG moznosG swoim
obcym do zapoznania sic z obecnym
stanem prasy polskiej, Towarzyst'
wo polskie -Geografczne
ze Lwowa pragnie urzsdzie TAME
W. .tym samym czasie wystawe pisn
polskich. Wydzia} Towarzystws
oglosi4. .odezYe, W kt6rej uprasz'
wszystkie piS ma polskie gdziekol
wick wychodzace, o nadesfanie pt
diva okazowe inumery. Wysy}a'
trzeba ma adres: Tow. Polskie Han
:dlowo- -Geografczne, Lw6w, Aust
trya, Galicya|
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
NOWY AJAX.
Zamach biskup6w amerykaii-
g.. sllich na jezyki narodowe.

Jak donos Ia dzienniki an
gielskie, biskupi kosciola
rzymsko-katolickiego, zebrani
ma konferenc}i W. New Yorku
przeszl. soboty, zadecydowali,
ze jezyk angkElski ma bye po-
wolnie wproWadzony do ko-:
sciola Observation-Disclosures W
Ameryce: Znaczy to tyle, re
W polskich, .czeskich, niemiec-
kich, wloskich it. d. koscio-
ZACH, kazania i.nauki zamiast
w polskim, niemieckim, wfo-
skim, czeskim it'd. jezykach
maja bye gloszone w angiel-
skim tylko.
Jak widzimy tego, jest to
ohydny zamach ma jezyki ma
rodowe poszczegolnych naro-
dow. Biskup Ireland, posta-
viii poprawke do tego wnio-
sku, mianowicie, by.w szko-
bach parafialnych ME wolno
by}o uczyt W innych jezykach,
tylko W angielskim.
Nasi ojcowie duchowni, "a
wsze prawia nam tyle O tenn,
ze kosci6f podtrzymuje nasz
patryotyzm i mi}osc ojczyzny.
w jaki spos6b teraz bedzie to
czynit? Czy przez wynarada-
wianie nas3' Czy przez zmu-
szanie poboznych do zapom-
nienia swego ojczystego jezy-
ka?. l dla czego '''Dziennik
Chicagoski" kt6ry lyle spiewa
o patryotyzmie, ME zwr6ci ma
to niebezpieczehstwo uwagi i
ami s}owem o tel decyzyi ME
wspomnie? Czekamy ma wy
iasnienie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30

Poza zatoka rozbily. sic o
brzegi diva statki weglowe
zatone}y wraz za}oga. Sku
ner | Abel E. Babcock Z Fila
delft zatona} takze blisko ma
szych :brzeg6w Z za}oga 7ml1
ludzi.
Ma ladzie burza tez szalala
Z ME zwyk1a sila. Snieg Easy.
pa} d rogi zelazne, tax ze kole-
je nie mog}y ma czas dostat
sic n q miejsce Przeznaczenla'
a ulice miast pozbawione by}y
ruchll kolei elektrycznej: Te-
.lefon y i telegrafy przesta}y
r6wn iez oddawac us}ugi, gdyz
,wlch ry pozrywaIy~ druty lub
slupy Me pamietaja tu po-
dobn nej zawieruchy W listopa-
die od 1871.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Battalion amerykanski W
HaVanie.

H hvana. - Przewozowy O.
kret Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
przy byE do wybrzeza Maria
mao. Wyladowaly cztery kom-
panic Z Ego pulku inzynler-
skiego, znajdujacego sic W
Tampa, Fla. Zo}nierze ufor-
mowali sic i ruszyli Z rozwi-
nietym sztandarem do obozu,
przygotowanego 2 mile Cd
:wybrzeza.. Pieciu z.pomiedzy
przybylych zachorowa}o ma
morzu ci przewiezlenl zostall
koleja ma miejsce przeznacze-
mia. Oboz przygotowany 20
stal przez Kubahczyk6w pod
nadz zorem ich generala Memo
cal. Jestto pierwszy ob6z W
poblizu Havany.
Is pulk pensylwanski wyla-
duie w Pinar del Rio. 3ci Pu}k
I New Jersey wyladuje W
Maj rtel. 2o9-gi pu}k nowojor-
ski wyladujje W Guanajay.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Zamach ia zycie cara.

Berlin. TELEGRAM Elblng
mad morzem Baltyckiem do
nosi, il W Danii uczyniono "a
mach ma zycie cara Miko1aja
H-go. Car jecha} z Kopenha-
gi pociagiem. Gdy juz zna]-
dowal sic. miedzy Boemenha-
fen Lagern, spostrzeg} droz-
mix, ze most przez kt6ry po-
ciag mia} przejezdzat, zostal
zatarasowany. L wysi}kiem
pewnym usuna} dr6znik pre-
szkode ma czas, Pociag z ca
rem przejecha} bezpiecznie,
ale droznik dosta} sic do szpi-
tala. Wdrozono sledztwo,
kt6re toczy sic ma tajnej dro-
DE.
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w strasznej nedzy.

Sasiedzi 50 letniej Mary
Lindberg, wdo1 wy, doniesl
policyi, IL znajdpje sic ona W
strasznej nedzy. Jedyny syn
.jej i podpora std arosci, umar]
bohaterska smief fcia pod SAINT
iago. Lindbef fgowa utrzy-
mywa]a sic Z pra mia i praso-
wanna, ale MEDIA VINO z}amala
sobie kostke Il P rawej reki i
Cd tego czasu ciI Ierpia}a stra-
szHwa nedze. Policya zao-
patrzy}a ia W art yku}y najnie-
i u wladomi}a o
tenn agenta powiatowego.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
WiddOmOSCi kr0jOW6.
Nova Gwardya Narodowa,

Washington, D. c. - Rad
Stan6w Zjednoczonych przy-
jal bardzo uprzejmic wiado-
mosc O zwolaniu konwencyi
narodowej dla om6wienia re-
organizacyi Gwardyi Narodo-
wei. Postanowiono poprzec
mysl te skutecznie' Guberna-
tor Stanu Florida, Bloxham
zwolal rzeczona konwencye
do Tampa, Fla, ma dzieh s
lutego 1899 r. Celem kon-
.wencyi bedzie tedy DAME po-:
mocy rzadowi ku postawienlu
gwardyi ma stopie o lie tylko
mozna najwiecej pozadanej ::
Superintendent szkol w Sta
ME Florida wys1a} zaprosze-
ME do superintendent6w
szkoE innych Stanow, aby
przybyli ma te konwencye a
by rozpatrzyli sprawe zapro-
wadzenia wojskowych twiczeh'
w szko1ach publicznych :tego
kraju, W imie patryotyzmu,
subordynacyi i zdrowia fizycz7
nego swych dzieci.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Smiertelnosc W miescie.

w zesz}ym tygodniu Smler-
telnosc W miescie by}a bardzo
znaczna. Umarlo 424 os6b;
O 38 wiecej niz W tygodnlu
poprzedzajacym, a nawet o
S3 wiecej, niz. W odnosnym
tygodniu zeszlego. Osob P}ci
mezkiej umar}o s52, a p}cl
zehskiej 172. Dziecl we wleku
niespe}na roku umarlo 96,
dzieci we wieku Is lat, IL,
a os6b liczacych przesz}o 80
lat, 81. Ma raka umar}o 25
osob, wiecej niz kiedykolwiek
dawniej W jednym tygodniu
W ogole bardzo liczne wypad,
XII smierci by}y z powodu cho,
rob wewnetrznych, co dowo.
dzi, ze woda niezmiernie jest
szkodliwa, Ma dyfterye u
mario 10 os6b. Samobojstv
.by}o 7, a innych gwaltownycF
wypadk6w smierci II.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Sprawa Kapitana Drcyausa

Paryz. w radzie mini
str6w sprawiedliwosci, wojny
i spraw wewnetrznych uchwa-
lono odrzucit prosbe komite-
tu lewicy W izbie deputowa.
nych, zadajaca odroczenle
procesu pulkownika Picquart,
dopoki ME zapadnie ostatecz-
ny wyrok W sprawie: Drey-
fusa.
lie Sol" zapewnia, ze INA,
leziono nowe dowody why
Dreyfusa. "Le jour- po-
dziela to zdanie i przytacza
numera aktow, tyczacych sic
tel sprawy.
iona wieznia Czarciej wy
spy otrzyma}a Cd meza list
rozpaczliwy, wzywajacy przy-
jaciol, azeby oczyscili imie je-
60 z hahby, W interesie jego
dzieci.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Wielkie bankructWO.

Abilene. Kan. - Wierzyt
ciele Granta G.. Gillett, krola
hodowcow bydla, spedzili
dzieh ma walce O resztki fortur
ny, pozostawionej z bankruc
twa. Pokazuje sic, re Glllett
zaciagna} pozyczki po kilk7a
razy ma to samo bydlo grun
ia. Niedob6r wynosi przesz}c
$1.5OO.OO0. Robotnicy przy
stajniach opuscili miejsce i nif
ma kto teraz zywit ami poit
bydla, dla. tego wymiera. Gil
let uciek1 do Hiszpanii, skaf
nadchodza wiesci O jego po'
bycie. Telegrafowal on ztam
tad do szwagra, by mu do
niosl O zonie i dzieciach.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
WladOInOS6l zdQrdnlGzn6
4 posiedZen kOmisyi w Pa
ryZu. =.
IIiSzrania otrzyma "a Filiplny
$2O,OOO,OOO.

paryz. - Wsp6lne Posie-
dzenie komisyi pokoju zosta}o
zagajone punkt O godzlnie 2.
Hiszpahscy komisarze wre-
czyli swym amerykadskim ko-
legom pisemna odpowiedz~na
ich note. Odpowiedz ia ska
da sic tylko z 800 wyraz6w.
Zaznaczono W niej, ze zadanla
Stan6w Zjednoczonych ME So
sluszne sprawiedliwe. LEX
cewazono sobie po stronie
zwyciezcow protok6} waszyng-
tohski, ME zwazano ma mic
dzynarodowe prawa, ME UNA
wano przekonywujacych ar
gumentow, ME zgodzono sic
ma powierzenie rozstrzygnie-
cia wqtpliwosci przez miedzy-
narodowy sad polubowny. Hi
szpania wyczerpa}a wszystkie
srodki dyplomatyczne, ME
chce i ME moze rozpoczynac
ma Eowo wojny, godzi sic
przeto z konieclnoscia i jest
gotowa przystat ma zawarcie
traktatu pokoju ma warunkach,
podyktowanych jej przez ko-
misarzy amerykahskich. Hi
szpania wyrzeka sic Kuby i
odstepuje Stanom Zjednoczo-
nym Porto Rico i wszystkie
wyspy Filipiiskie "a sumo 20
milion6w dolarow.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Burza we Francyi i WHO
SZech.

Paryz. - w sobote. szala}a
silna burza W poludniowej
Francyi i p6Enocnych W}o-
szech. Miasta Marsylia, Can
mes, San Remoi Genua ucier-
pialy wiele cd bury. Ma
brzegach pieknej Riviery do
my i brzegi zniszczaly. w &C.
nui niemiecki okret Hertha,
kt6ry towarzyszy} W podr6zy
cesarzowi Wilhelmowi, zer-
wa} sic kotwicy i zderzy} z
Wloskim parowcem poczto-
wynn Scilla: Oba ponios}y
lekkie uszkodzenia.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Pociag wykoieif sic.

Burlington. la: Pociag
kolei Burlington, Cedar Ra.
pids & Northern pedzi} Z mad
zwyczajna szybkosciq, gdyl
sp6zniE SIG o 4. godziny. Ma
zakrecie 6 mil cd miasta Bur,
lington diva wagony wykolei-
}y sic jeden Z mich wywr6ci]
sic diva razy po pochy}osci.
Wszyscy pasazerowie, W licz-
bic 20 poniesli obrazenia; z
tych dwoje umrze lada chwila;
PAM c. Davis, ktora ma g}o-
we rozbita i A. HIarmer, 2 le-
tnie- -dzieeke,~ e,~kt6Ee4m llama
ny krzyz pacierzowy.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Trzej biskupi ranieni.

: =. Rzzym1ri,, W1o'c'h=yJ;., =. - Przy Q;
twarciu nowego gimnazyum
W Argentina, w pobli-
zu miasta Turynu, zawali}a
sic wislka hala, porywajqc W
gruzyzebranych gosci. Trzech
biskupow ponios}o ciezkie O.
brazenia ma ciele;; jeden mich
umarl 2 ran. Wiele os6b zgi-
nelo W gruzach, a jeszcze vie,
cej ponioslo uszkodzenia.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
n ieznajomy samob6jca.

Jakis nieznajomy mezczyzna
popeIni} W poniedzia}ek pred
poludniem samob6jstwo Wten
spos6b, IL rzuci} sic pod ko}a
pociagu kolei Grand Trunk W
poblizu Robey str. i 40 ulicy'
Sadzono poczatkowo, ze "a
szedl tn nieszczesliwy wypa-
dek, ale swiadkowie naocznl
twlerdza, ze: czlowiek ten O.
czekiwalzblizenia sic pociagu,
i patrzyi ma niego, a Potem
rzucit sic ma szyny pod .kola.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
CzteTy "kary" mniej.

Po 18ej ulicy od parn dni
7aprowadzono pewne zmiany
w komunikacyi, a mianowicie
kursuja .obecnie po linii tel
cztery wagony mniej niz do
tychczas. Jestto lekcewazenie
naszych obywateli, gdyz ma
mniej ozywionych liniach ka-
ry l1ursuja co pare minut, ma
18ej ulicy trzeba czekac II
minut, co jest bardzo przy-
krem, zw}aszcza W pore Ii
mowej ola y zon naszych i
dzieci.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
WlddO,IDOS6i Mi6jSkl6.
Procesy O morderstWo.

w sadzie kryminalnym roz'
pocze1y sic trzy Procesy
morderstwo. Pred sedzla
Burke bedzie procesowana
negerka Jennie Lownz, ktora
-. Kwietnia zastrzelila negra
H. Jarrett. Pred sedz1a Gary
bedzie procesowany W}och
M. Machiorolli, oskarzony. o
zastrzelenie swego ziomka5 E.
De1negoego d. 20 maja. Pred
sedzia Waterman rozPoczaf
sic process 1S letniego Har-
ryego Butler, kt6ry Is llPca
East rzeli} ped1arza Oh. Passalo'