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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
s7RrETcAR STRIKE ~ SYRACUSE.
THE RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY MADE NEW RE-
ot-1REMTNTs OF THE MEN.


THE RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY MADE NEw RE-
orIREMENTs or THE MEN
Syracuse Aug 5-The employees NJ the Syracuse
Ranid Transit Company AZ noon to-day went on a
strike because the corporation would not grant
the demands which were made. Tho trouble start
cd On July 30 when an order was Issued by the
company requiring the conductors and moiormen
10 dcnosit on or before August g. 50 as guarantee
Of good faith; requiring them TO pass physical
examination to carry s. worth OF tickets Of the
Lakeside Railroad. n suburban line. which the men
had TO pay for and TO report at tho car barns at
the close 81 their last trip and make out reports
consuming from one-half 10 thrce-quarters or an
hour additional time.
The men requested that the order be rescindeh,
but the only concession that the company would
make was TO suspend the clause relating TO
making the deposit OF &5 This was unsats-
employees OF the railroad was held from TO
o'clock this morning. \ letter was addressed 10
the officers asking ihcn to recognize the organiza-
ton OF the men and that their demands be ac-
coded 20. The men also asked the company 10
cooperate with them in having country ~
arbitration appointed. consisting % thtre Hs.l
terested men one TO be named by the committee,
by the railroad company and me enp,P 10y "a
name the third The committee ~aited on me on.
GERS Of the company this morning, ana me Irquesl
was denied. After celebrating. the men Were OF
der.d ont. Four hundred employees. including an
classes OF labor employed BY ne compaf",yb; %n
tionnl Association Of Amalgamated street IaLl"a ,
Employees. Is here. and Will cooperate VIII" "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
AFTER TIE HONORS.

From The Chicago Post.
They sat on the beach. ana ne nad neen Ss!sS04
to speak. ,. 49, 1850, 80
She dug holes In the sand with her paraeoi ana
blushed and hestated.
George" she said at last. your attack has oeeo
render
Dearest he interrupted. and II was evident
quarters 60. . .
that am to be accorded ali the honors Of Val"
which are!" he said inouirngly;
"a diamond engagement ring" she replied.
Having agreed to this the nnai details os ne
capitulation were soon settled. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
MARINE SALTS COMPANTS AFFAIRS.
ATTACHMENT on PROPERTY OF ASSISTANT MAN
AGER FIsHER-LOoKING FOR PHELAN


AGER FIsHER-LOOKING FOR PHELAN
Iubec Me. Aug. h.-Superintendent A. y. Pier
son CT the F,ectrolytic Marine Salts Company.
today levied an attachment for $500 on property
held by Mr. Fisher. the assistant general manager
OF tho company. II Is expected that some Of the
officials will visit the plant Of the company here
tomorrow TO test the machinery No trace OF
Phelan the missing detective has yet been found
Phelan went away just In time to escape meet
ing Inspector Houghton. Of BOSTON who came here
10 ascertain II n picture from the Rogues' Gallery
Of one william c Phelan. who had at one time
been a private detective and who also had police
record could throw fight on the Lubec mans
identity. ,,, ,.. No.,
Mr. iernegan at one time. In talking with Presi
dent RYAN. OF the company, admitted that Phelan
had been a criminal but asserted that AT the
time Of ne conversation he was an honest man
Inspector Houghton knew Phelan. ana II was Tor
the purpose Of settling this question that ne came
IN ubec but II was too late 10 see tho man.
Although Phelan had no connection with the com,
many ne was by his confession associated
with JerneRan In the preliminary investigatlohs
and was present when some OF the first victims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
IT'S ROVDED DEBT RETIRED.

The brunswick Dock and City Improvement Com
norv OF Georgia announces that. through tne '"'-
scr,p;ion for 1902 share: OF the COMPANY ue"suS
stock. the entire bonded debt mas Prac''c"ny Dre.
.,"a The amount thus retired. It s0vs. was
ere s,o leaving but So 200 bonds outstanding thus
synIn over 10 the sockho ders the whole propeIsS
- 10 company less the $500 In bonds tne o"
~ ahich aid not 10 join the syndicate. a. " ~;
trae,zcr ,r the treasurer. In an onciai puDsne,u
at,aa,en,eni saws that the company now mas casn
80 ASH assets on hand OF over y6Ooo ana ,hht W
o1dj,lon n holds real estate at Bruhs"icA 'oea"'
1t e OOO. hOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
Hotel Chatham,
==PariS.-
Hotel Binda,
Paris.
STEAMER {. H. NORTHAM DISABLED.

HER PASSENGERS BROUGHT TO THIS CITY ON
ANOTHER VESSEL
The sidewheel steamer c. II. Northam' OF the
New-Haven Line. while on her trip up the Sound
Thursday night broke her piston-rod when on city
Island The steamer had left her pier at fecK
SIT, At midnight and the accident happened shortly
,,orw,rd The passengers were at fret much ex-
c,ted over the accident. but when they became
satisfied that they not In danger they made INC
hss, ~ the situation After the Northam had
1r,.S abou, FOR several hours the steamer Richard
Peek. OF the same line. bound for New-York over
took her and took on all the passengers bringing
YEN 70 thls city The Northam was towed down
to her pier YESTERDAY afternoon and h vii, os the
same line will take her place temporarily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
TEAMS KILL THREE NEV ~ BOSTON,.

Boston. Aug 4-Three men lost their lives M
railroad crossings this afternoon. two OF theh U"
New England Road crossings in South Boston.
Maurice Conlan a swi,chman was struck and
killed by train which he did not see as he was
fagglng one from opposite direction. ABOUT
TWO hours later John sullivan. brakeman on the
road while gong his work slipped in front OF
Train all Of the cars OF which passed over his body
John Reardon over this afternoon by 4
train on the Fltcnburg Railroad. in Somervie. and
lrs, ir Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
FUSION TICKET IN WYOMING.

CASPER wyo Aug 6.-The State Convention q
Democrats and Silver Republicans closed Its laooss
yesterday afternoon by nominating two Democrats
10 complete the ticket c. p. Arnold. OF Laramie
was nominated for Congress-. and C. Z. Blydeo.
The fusion ticket of the State 10 now as folloWsi
Govcrnor-H. C. ALGER tDemD.
Secretary OF State-DAVID MILLER tDem.).
Treasurer-iJ'KE VOORHEES, tDem.).
Audtor-C H. PRIEST (Si,ver Rep.
Superintendent Of Public InstructooJ r. BROWN
(Pop)
For consress-C p. ARNOLD ,Dem.l
Associate Justice OF the Supreme CourtC E. BLYDE&-
BCRGH DEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
curC.cO PLANS TO CELEBRATE Phh'E

Chicago Aug 5-An elaborate autumn C C',anno
~n,aaao has bccn decided upon by the Cnicaeo
romrerc,aI Association. President Mckinney WIZ
no nresent at some period in the gaia UNI
u' ha simultaneous with the several peace Jun''e09
VII. ~ 49, economies attending the laying Of the
-norstone OF the new postofiice II i ppqg poous
~ have a week Of celebrations any en sT'hi.
sge Dag october significant fea trn % Pres
meetnt T - mat the peace jubilee plans cou'u
Soiv he made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

San Francisco Aug. 6.-Advices from st. MI
chaels Of July Is state that the steam schooner Del
Norte with $50 tons Of Government reindeer sup
niles and n number OF Iaplanders. Is long overdue
n, 81, Michaels She left here on June Il with four
lows all himsy river vessels. The Del Norte Is
under charter the United States 10 carry Sheidon
Jackson to Siberia reindeer-purcnasinB eh-
pedtion. He is now at st. Michaels awaiting her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
FEW PASSENGERS FOR KLONDIKE.

Seattle Wash. Aug. b-The steam schooner FRO
lection smiled for ST. Mchaers to-day with a light
passenger list. Among the passengers were seven
men from Boston who constitute an expedition
sent out by the Klondike and Boston Gold Mining
Company Five other expeditions have been sent
out by the same concern In the present season The
work OF these expeditions IL to explore the country
and stake out mining locations. - .,
The men In the present party are under the OIL
rectIon Of CAPTAIN william C. Cutter. The scene
OF their operations will be near Minook AND on
the tributaries OF the Yukon. They are htted OUT
for a fifteen months campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
STARVATION on NEWFOUNDLAND COAST.

Halifax Aug 5.--The schooner Cambridge arrived
here to-day. and brings a tale OF terrible suffering
on the Newfoundland and Labrador coasts. The
party prospecting expedition. ana IN
Guided Or. Morris whose services were required NJ
Lewis Inlet night and day 10 give rei'f 10 persons
sick ana dying from starvation Larse quantiTres
Same condition OF affairs exists all along the coast
There are sixteen hundred persons similarly sit-
ua,ed and Immediate relief Is necessary. The
failure Of the fisheries will tend to further Increase
tina suHerlnG-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
ST. PAUL STOCK YARDS CHANGE OWNERS.

St Paul, Aug 5.-The purchase OF the New
Brighton Stock Yards has been concluded oy the
Minnesota Transfer Railway Company. Inc pur-
chase price s 100000. The new owners OF 'he
property have ordered extensive improvements "
ho ,nods The charter has been amended so as to
hermit the transfer company TO engage IN such
business Is contemplated by the new nd
II was determined to put the property IN e0oo
working order In time for operations this fal ne
500 Pailroad has been admitted to membership IN
tho Minnesota Transfer Railway. ana now all the
Twin City railroads belong TO H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
VOTVG WOMAN Ran INTO man.

TENDER AND SHE WAS KILLED
,,.,o AUG IA special dispatch TO lhe
News" from lie Roy says: ,.,.o,.,v
Mis-, Mira North Of Stafford was ins'an u. y
,risd Yesterday afternoon about quarter o.
- % hat village Miss North was rioins
w. wheel and IN Some way ran into passe"t'
train Her wheel went net"een s,rrikinc 6nr head
ZEN crushing in one side Of her lace. inped M
e WHs stopped and the young woman was '''
~, Iife was extinct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
NIAGARA UNIVERSITY CHAPEL BURNED.

Buffalo. Aug. A dispatch TO The News" says
nre broke in the chapel OF the Niagara Cniver-
sity, Roman Catholic institution on the American
side three and half miles below Niagara Falls.
at o'clock this morning. The chapel was aimosIs
completely destroyed. but the nre vas connnso
Q90O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
.yrsTJCE HOLBROOK TAKEN I'LL.

r,.,,co polbrook who sitting with Justices
HAYES and IInsdaIe IN Special Sessions yesterday
morning was taken I'll on the bench ana com
nelled 10 20 home owing 10 the absence from 1 ,ne
pSneu ~ .,,ces Jacobs and Jerome the other mem
her. q Of the Special Sessions Bench. court was
adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
FIRST OF THE 1898 CROP or hops.

Utica Aug 5-The first bale OF this years hops
has been picked in the watervie hop district. ana
has been shipped 10 Dole Brothers Boston iheS
are Of the variety known as Palmer seedlings
Heretofore the earliest bale Of hops picked was on
Angus, Tbis Years date establishes a new
record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
BY Beeknan. J.
Cutting AFT Clittng-Chares 7. Oendor.
Matter Of Gil-Iawrence Godkin
BY Dusro J.
Mutual IAfe Insurance Company At Northrfdge-WGrs
ley Platxek. ,,.., $780,
Natter of Heckmann--John Jsroloman-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
LCC4L BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.


terday against the international Perfumery 'o.l-
rany. manufacturer OF toilet articles at NO. l"i
Iiherty-st for SO l55 IN favor OF Henry b Barncr
for the amount now due On seven P''hdul ~, ~, :
Of the company oscar y dE's e serretarv' TIE
contrary was Incorporated in November, lo'o' Win
capital stock OF $5.cv
Schedules Of David McCosker. doing business as
David McCoske & Co. importers Of linens. wool
lens and dress goods at Nos = and II Nak"r-s'',
with A branch In Chicago show liabilities OF
s5eOl3: nominal assets. s4'57: actual assets
The actual assets consist OF IncI halnls. -, A.
WcCoster has Other assets chiefly outside 81 bust
ness aSrregating Nsos among "h.rh AZ" p ciu Wv,
s. 90: twerty-eight oil paintings 5000. hahK S'o'N
500; G. D.s. S.53i
Schedules of Kaufman Cold manufacturer OF
uon,cn.s lace neckwear. rulings and paiunss' Al
No 40 Wooster-st show liabilities Of N4rl' nom
inaI assets $3.50 ac 1al assets. S2ii8 cons,si ~ :
% merchandise and hXtures Alb. aecouHls' S'''''
cash. s9-.
Three judgments aggregating s2ols' were entered
Yesterday against William J. ArkeI. puoI'SheF ~
No 10 Fifth-ave in favor OF the BANK OF "'
Metropolis ndor,sr on no,Ss pSGblshng com
penW' ana the Tompkins Paper Stock Company
Judgment for IS osi was entered yesterday agains'
r. j. Dean & Co. storage "are,o', >a.,anaI shoo
40 Greenwich-st in favor Of the Na"o""l 81
a,d Leather Bank for the amount due on a Ioa
"a / Donally on his demand NOTE P"'''''
Of which was guaranteed pE 'he "i'''
judgement for s1OGo2 was entered yesterday asa'hS'
=, ond / 4 Marks formerly woolen com
rr,ss,on merchants Of Nos. l2l and l9S ftarNl'''
g, IN favor Of George Campbell d 90 OF I' =,
art L. 4. Marks before their failure IN 'a"""'' ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
Gurouear Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London office OF The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, 4 convenient
place TO leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sunrem. Court-special Term-Par u-Befors Dugro.
oSssonr, orens AZ 10 30 A. m. Ex par'e matters
surrogate's Court-Chamb~rs-Befo FitxEerald B.
~, nnens n, 10 40 m No day calendar. VIII for
nroha,e y Patrick Murray. al l0SO a. m 49,.
CITY Court-Speciai Term-Before ODwyer. J-Couft
oo.n. at 10 A. m Motions a 1870 Q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

Springfield. Ohio. Aug. BIT Is s'a'eo "e'e y"
good authority that Senator Brice. or his agents
will buv tho Ohio Southern Railway, when II Is
offered for sale on August 20. II Is added tina;
this will be in pursuance Of the resolution io!meu
hv Senator Brcs several years ago to build up
big railroad system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
GROWTH IN SOME LINES.

The following table includes the more important
articles OF domestic manufacture exported IN the
,scal wear 1895 compared with those of 1888:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
Hotel Berlin, Moscow, Russia.

First-ciass Patronised BY American Enelon 49,.
lists Best location near the Kremlin etc. EntlvH w
newed Enlarged Restaurant Of os,tronomie lr" c,S
room Summer 4 Winter gardens international 0esS.
Moderate charges. Carriages meet all trains 'sssfs
"''e' 'er'o' 1AusEN BROS Props tswiss,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
The Howard Hotel,

Norfolk Street Embankment. London. This nswV
crested Hote. r-pete with every modern comort
looks and River. Elegant and spacious puo-
lie Electric light throughout American Vs,e"
elevators. F1Aed tariff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
Norfolk Hotel, Brighton, England.

Elite Family Hotel Over.ocks sea-wall promena9s sn1
lawns Fine public rooms. Perfect sanitation Soaoeo
electric lights LIT. delicate cuisine. Choice ~hes
Jules A. Creighton, Mgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

WARWICK. .
sNVooIo,cL," Central for vi'tors TO henh"o''" s"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
Hotel Marquardt,
STUTTGART.
Cd Hotel de Rome,
BERLIN.

INNS BR UCk.
PLEASANT SUMMER AND AUTUMN RESORT.
Charming excursions and walks In the .omsnae 49,, de-
beautiful surroundings Of the most Interesting
Europe. and offers great variety OF amusemsnU ec
tined with best edu.Atiolal advantaeeo UnivssaV'
HOTEL TYROLINNsBRUCk.
Carl Landaee, Pr0Rrlet0Se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
w. HORREX, Proprietor.
Upper Norwood, Queens Hotol

Near Crystal Palace London. Heathiest situation In
England Lovely gardens Boarding terms from 81 50
per day Special term: ,or large parties Convenient
train service for City and West-End London
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16

ny. V chladfrne, jakoz v SOU
sednfm skladisti w. A. Harveler
& Co. slozeno bylo znatne snadno
zapalitelneho zbozi, jez plamendm
dobre potravy poskytovalo ztra-
ia zivotd spnsobena vybuchem SUI
d1 kcialky, jiz tam pies 5000 su-
dd slozeno bylo. p iajicfmi tro-
skami bylo ma 20 osob vice meme
poraneno a obavy jsou, ze mimo
uvedenych 6 po odstraneni trosek
jeste dalsf mrtvoly sutinach Sc
naleznou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16
v0jsk0 do Alasky.

V dterni porade kabinetu pre-
sidentova usneseno bylo vyslati
do Alasky "a Geelem udrzeni po-
fadku bezodkladne dalsi posadku
vojenskou sice vypraveny budou
dive setniny 4. pluku pechoty 2
Vancouver, Wash, do Taiya j
ne dve setainy tehoz pluku do
Skagway. s posadkou odjede tez
j plukovnf hudba vsichni vypra-
veni byti must tax, ably celou Sc
sonu vydrzeti tam mohli. Vysla-
nj posadky stalo pry Sc nutnym
tim, ze bezzakonost 1zemi fla
tenn stale vic a vice die dochazeji-
cich zprav sc vzmaha.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16
Luetgert odsouze' N

V Chicagu skonceno We stfedu
po kolik tydnn vlekoucf Sc pfeli-
Seni vuftlafem Luetgertem, KITE
ryz, jak znamo, zalovan byl re "a
vrazdeni manzelky rozpusteni
inrtvoly jejfv zfravinach a sice
uznan tyz porotou vinnym ua
dozivoti do kaznice odsouzen.
Pffpad odevzdan porote k roz-
hodnuti 4:5o a porada dlouho
nevada, nebot jiz $40, hned
pfi prvem hlasovani vsichni ma
rozsudku 'vinen' Sc usnesli. Ma to
nasledovala porada o trestu, jaky
by odsouzenemu pfircen bYti mel
dohodnutf ma dozivotnfm zalafi
dosazeno S:3o. Soudci Garry
mu oznameno, ze porota sc doho-
dla, nacsz tento do soudni sine Sc
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16
ObraZy.

K dostanf "a hotove u Pok. Zapadu.
Jan Amos Komensky, podobizna We
hlasnehe naseho zakladatele modernfho
skolstvf. f.-Ccna SOC.
Hus pred kOncilem KOst nickjm. Snf
mex znameniteho umelce Vac. Brozfka
Cena 100.
Kristus pred pilatem, snfmek obrazu
znamenitGho dfla vehIasneho malffe
Munkacsyho. We svetlotisku, velkosti elk
%. "a 25c.
Hns a Zizka, krasne diva litografovane
obrazy, .pfedstavuifcf ceske velikany
Hnsa Zizku. hodici Sc pro spolkove
vefejne mistnosti, jakoz pro rodiny
Cena obou dohromady s1.00.
Ladimir Klacel, verna podobizna to.
hoto vehlasneho americkeho svobodSs-
Ccna so cent?.
Roiarska syatba. krdsny baryotiskovy
obraz od ruskeho malffe NJ. Makowsky-
ho, cena SOC.
Kolumbus ma kral. dvore spaniel.
skem. snfmek znameniteho dfla neivy-
tecn6jsfho ceskeho maiife Vacl. Brozfka,
kieryz obraz zakoupen byl nakladem
s65. 600 chovd Sc Metropolitan Museu
umenf New Yorku.
Navrat Napoleona . Moskvy. Pfekras
ny barvotiskovy obraz. pfedstavujfcf
uprostfed Napoleona 6ele fady dhstoj.
nik6; pozadf fady vojska a IN MIN zaff
hoffcf Moskva. Nejznamenitejsf 10 dilo
znameniteho malife Meissoniera. SOC.
u yystavy koni. Snimek zdafileho
obTazu Rosy BONN eurovy. SOC.
Bitya Gettysburgu. Snimek zname-
niieho dfla pp.Paula Philioteauxe. SOC
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16
MOVE ZPRAvY DOMACi.
KRONlKA UDAL0STi.
Zohavena mrtv0la

muze nalezena byla v 1tery We w
chodnf fece New Yorku a poll.
Gle jest 81 jistou toho, ze jedna Sc
tn o zahadnou vrazdu, podobne
one Guildensuppove, jejiz objas-
nenf tolik casu policii tamni wa
10. Mrtvola byla 1plne nahou,
pdl hlavy schazelo, prava noha
useknuta byla v kycli leva ko-
leni a podobne ODE ruce rame-
nj ufiznuty. Die vsech znamek
byl muz omen nejdffse zaskrcen,
nebof ma krku patrny byly znam-
ky provazu, kteryz al do masa Sc
zafezal; nimo toho nalezeno ma
tele nekolik ran, dykou zasaze-
nych. Telo lezelo die vseho as
tyden We vode ztotoznenf bude
velice tezkym hlavnG nasledkem
toho, an pdlka - oblice-
jem chybi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16
DROBNE zPRAvY.

V Colorado Springs, Colo.
prohlasen Gtery krajskym SOU
dem "a nelstavni zakon, 8hodi-
novou praci zavadejici a sice uei-
memo rozhodnutf ono ma tom "a
klade, an pry bylo by to poruse-
MIN prav jednotlivce, kteryz mIze
pracovnf lhdtu svou libovolne 81
ustanovovati.
V zakonodarstvu ohioskem
ucinena byla kontraktorem Shela-
mem Chicago nabfdka ns zdvi-
zenf kapitolu statniho ma pfista-
venf jednoho dalsiho poschodf a
to "a 5000, 900. Celia budova "a
ujima temef pine akry VISTA
vena jest kvadru.
Guvernerem so dakotskym
sesazen byl We stfedu pojisfovaci
komisaf kipp to proto, an pry
cd spolecnosti pojisfovacich neo-
pravnene poplatky vybiral pro
sebe je ponechaval.
Pfesidentu podan We stfedu
delegaci oDchodnictva newyorske-
ho pametnf spis, nemz tyz 0 "a
krocenf v zajmu brzkeho zjednani
klidu ma Kube zadan jest.
la minuly rok cenen byl We
skery vyvoz mas ma sI,o32,o ,oo7, ,6o3
2 cehoz s6S9,755,I93, nebo-li 90.
81 procent tvofil vyvoz plodin a
vyrobkd hospodafskych.
Znamy petrolejnicky kral, ].
d. Rockefeller daroval We stfedu
mestu Clevelandu pozemek Gene
$4,000 ku zfizeni parku.
V Denver, Colo, rozhodnut
We stfedu spor mezi vodarnou a w
borem obcanskym vzhledem k ce-
ne dodavane vody sice cena teze
soudem 0 nepatrny obnos snfzena.
V Anita, "a, znieen We stfe-
du obilnf elevator, v nemz 40, 900
bu. obilf sc nalezalo.
Sized narodnf lfgy rep. klubu
odbyvan bude 2 usneseni vykone-
no vyboru v Omaze v dnech / 3 az
IS. cervence, misto IA az II. Ger
vna, iak dive bvlo usneSeno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16
velkym poiarem

navstiveno bylo We stfedu rama
Fort Worth, Tex. pablo mu "a
vice jak milionu dolard majet-
ku "a obef. Znicena byla Spatro-
va budova Hurleyho, niz RUNE
ifadovny Sc nalezaly, dale stfiznf
obchod Dreyfusuv, banka Farmer
& Mechanics, Gfadovny TT. Worth
& Denver City drahy, zavod Worth
Cycle Co. nekolik jinych budov
menSfch.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16
Primal Sc.

s. d. Worden, odsouzeny v San
Francisku, CAL, k smrti pro wy
sinuti postovnfho vlaku nedaleko
Sacramento v r. 1894 case vel
Ike stavky. zfizenc1 zeleznicnick,
pfi eemz nekolik zivotl lidskych
utraceno a jemuz move pfeliteni
nejvyssf instancf soudni odmitnu-
to bylo, ucinil Gtery guverneru
Buddovi dplne pfiznanf, Y te ma
deli, ze tim omilostneni sobe zaji-
sti. Dormant jeho obsahuje 1900
SLOW hlavnfm bodem tehoz jest,