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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-11
TO MOVE HEADQUARTERS
MANY PREDICT TROUBLE WILL
RESULT From THIS.
DESTITUTE CUBAN SOLDIERS THERE
More Outrages by Cuban Banditt. They Rad
Three Farms and Vanish Unhurt.
Another Outlaw Killed in the
Act Of Escape.

Santiago de Cuba. July 10.-General
Leonard Wood. the Military Governor,
returned this morning from the United
States and Immediately began vigorous
action to stamp out the yellow fever.
He finds the situation more serious than
he had anticipated.
Tomorrow headquarters will move TO
S0ngo, twenty miles north on the rail
road. Il point about n thousand feet
above sea level: so will all the adj
miuistratiye departments except the san
itary and Il few immune clerks in the
quartermaster's and commission staff.
paymaSter has been ordered to suspend
all payments TO the Cuban troops until
the fever has been stamped out, tine
special object OF the order being 10
prevent the soldiers from drinking dur
ing the epidemic.
Many predict that there will be trou-
bic when the United States troops are
entirely removed from the city. as there
are many thousands of destitute Cuban
soldiers already here. They are ex-
necting payment and have been. though
for the best reasons, put off for a
month.
OUTRAGES BY BANDITS.
Havana, July l0.-The Board Of Agri-
culture of Puerto Principe, has APP
pointed Seniors Cardenas and Liuaces i.
committee 10 visit Washington ana ask
for an appropriation for the province
to enable it To purchase farming inn
plements.
The Manzanillo rural police have killed
Robinson Arito. an escaping outlaw
At Bayamo. 5000 men are waiting
payment. About 2.0OO weapons have
been delivered to the mayor.
At B0;ucal, two armed E.9n la.lcd
Julio Angulo, owner of the plantation
Santa Rosa, and ordered him to open
the door of his house He hesitated
or refused and they fired twice through
the window, whereupon he complied
The men were Maximo Rodriguez ana
Antonio Morono. who escaped from
BoJucal Jail last month. They bound
Angulo. searched the house. secured
500, and having ordered him to bring
an additional $500 to "A spot designated
within an hour, under threat 10 return
and kill him, they left with the plan
ters' horse, rifle and machete
a short time afterward, the same men
practically repeated this performance
on the plantation Guijales, belonging 10
Fermin Diaz. There they obtained ten
centimes. They went next to the ad-
joining farm. the property of Jose
Gonzales, where they secured $40 and
various articles of jewelry, finally dis
appearing untouched by the bullets fire
from the raided houses, after their de-
parture.
The Mayor of Alquizar has asked Coy
ernor-General Brooke to cease sending
ratlons to that point and to expend an
equal amount in the purchase Of farming
implements " i'll order that our people
may earn their livelihood instead Of
being dependent upon aims whose rcgu-
lar arrival tends to encourage vagrancy
and 10 destroy self-respect.''
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THE FLOOD SUBSIDING
BUT TIE PEOPLES CONDITION
IMPROVES VERY SLOWLY.
THOSE Ar HfARNE TO BE RELIEVED
Governor Sayers Says That During His ong
Residence in Ttxas He Has Never Seen
Worse Calamity Befall lis

Austin, Tex. July 10.-Gov. Sayers.
and Il corps Of assistants have spent
the entire day working in behalf of flood
sufferers.
Reports from the stricken district to-
day are to the effect that, while the
waters are rap.uiy receding, the condition
of the food sufferers is improving very
, little. The Governor received official re-
ports from Nelasco, the southernmost
point. that everything was in fairly good
condition there with twenty-five feet OF
water prevailing. He has received a
telegram from the citizens of 1Iearne
stating that they had fought alone as
long as they could and would now have
to ask public aid. that all the property in
that section had been laid waste, they
We're starving and homeless and needed
money, food and clothing. Their wants
will be supplied at once. County Judge
Bell, a Bellville. wired that there was
LOO sufferers in the counties of Mills
Creek and 900 in the creek bottom in
absolute need. From numerous other
portions of the flooded districts similar
reports came pouring in.
Gov. Sayers stated today TO an Asso-
ciated Press correspondent that the ef-
fort on the part of some to belittle the
damage attendant upon the flood was
actuated by motives that he could not
understands: that during his long resi-
dence in Texas. he had never seen a
worse calamity befall its people and that
from reports he had at his disposal he
was led to believe that the list of suffer
ing would be very large.
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Washington, July 1O.-The President
has appointed. the following Lieut.. Colo
nels Of volunteers:
Maj. j. +. Bell. Assistant Adiutant
Ge 'eral of Volunteers, now serving in
the Philippines. He was appointed from
Kentucky to West Point in 1874. He
went to Manila with Gen Merritt and
has had charge of the Bureau of
Military Information.
Captain Herbert H. Sargent, who was
Colonel of the Fifth Immune regiment
during the war with Spain. He was APP
pointed to West Point from Illinois.
Captain John J. Brereton, of the 18th.
infantry. He was appointed from New
jersey to West Point and graduated in
lSu, since which time he has been with
the 24th, in fantry. He was in the bat
tie OF San Juan Hill and highly COM
mended for his GOODNESS and bravery.
Captain AZ. III. Plummer, 1Gth.. infan-
try. he was appointed to West Point
from Maryland in 1878. During the
Spanish war. he was on duty in Cuba as
Brigade Quartermaster at the headquar-
ters of the Fifth Corps. Captain Plum
mer was recommended for brevet for
mlllantry III action at Santiago.
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HODGINS STILL UNCONSCIOUS
Gain in Property Assessments School
Boards Meet

Winston, \. c., July O.-(Special.)- J.
The Democrat and Republican county
school boards met in joint session to-
day and agreed upon trustees for various
townships. They were divided on coun-
ty supervisor, however. The Republican
board reelected DR.. A. Ii. Davis and the
Democrats. w. o. Cox, young lawyer
here.
Reports made today by the equalization
board show large gains throughout the
county in property assessment. In
Winston the increase is over six hun
dred thousand dollars. and in Salem
township over one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. The county fathers
do not think a special tax will have to
be levied for payment of the court house
bonds.
George Hodgins. the young man who
was thrown from his cart Saturday
afternoon and dragged two hundred
yards is still unconscious. Very little
hope is entertained of his recovery.
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Pulpit Arraignment of Embalmed Beef
and Adulterated Food.

Atlanta. Ga. July 9.-Bishop Morrison
spoke from the pulpit of the First Meth
0dist church today TO the Freemasons
OF Atlanta. In the course of his sermon
the Bishop said:
1T has seemed to me of late that the
present is an age Of insincerity. an age
of falSehood, and the status of society
and of our business life will bear me out.
Thousands of men will not tell the
truth unless they know they can make
something by it, The moral decay of the
present age is due To this disregard for
truth. Lies are put up in packages, sent
out in barrels. and hung up on hooks.
Men are justifying themselves with the
fact that their acts are common.
That embalmed beef sent to Cuba is
no worse than We get today. / believe
that the large death hist in this country,
which is daily growing greater. is due
directly to the dishonest adulteration of
foods which go in the homes of our coun-
try. The whole commercial world is
honey-combed with untruthfulness. and
the inordinate love Of money which has
taken hold OF our people is at the bot
tom of it.
"Therc are men in Atlanta today who
while their wealth is five times as great
rs formerly. their reputation and their
influence for good in the community is
more than five times as small as it was
before
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ATTEMPT AT POISONING
NARROW ESCAPE OF THE CHILD OF Mr..
c. N. vANSTORY.
First Regiment Band to be at FIemen's Tou-n
ament. fxcursions's That Coud
not Get AWAY.

Greensboro. y. C., July 10-tSpecial.) }
-Sallie Runson, Il colored servant at
tempted to poison the 3-year-old child
of Mr.. c. NJ. Manstory. of this city last
week. The little one had been very i'll
and suffered from sleeplessness. The ne
gro who watched by the bed, gave the
child a large dose of laudnum to make
her sleep. Mr.. Vanstory happened to
come in just before the child swallowed
the poison. and he kept her from taking
il and saved her life. The negro wo-
man at once left and has not been seen
since.
The First Regiment band will furnish
the music during the great Fremen' S
gala week here next month. The
Greensboro band will also play during
the week
A crowd Of colored excursionists mt
this place from Roanoke, Va, did not
succeed III getting away on account of
lack of funds. The crowd was on board
and steam up, but they could not raise
the necessary amount.
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APPOINTMENTS BY PRESIDENT
Captains and Lieutenants for the Noun
teer Army.


Washington. ID. c., July 1O.-The
President has made the following ap-
pontments in the Volunteer Army, the
former service of each officer following
the name:
TO BE CAPTAINS.
James b. Adams, First Lieutenant, 4th
L. S. V. |.
Frank f. Crenshaw, First Lieutenant,
Bird u. S. vi.
Paul G. Gallaher, Captain, 1st Ken
tucky.
Jacob H. Culver, Captain, 2nd. L. S.
Y. Cavalry.
Charles ID. Gather, Captain, 9th L.
S. V. /.
John Van Ness Philip, First Lieuten-
ant, 4th L. S. V. |.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANTS.
Robert j. Arnold, Captain, 3rd Ten
nessee.
Kent Browning. 4th L. s. V. l.
Thomas G.. Bradley, First u. S. V.
Cavalry.
Walter T. Corbett, First Lieutenant,
1st Georgia Volunteers.
James ID. Fauntlery. Captain 3rd U.
$. Y. Engineers.
James c. Hixon, Captain. 9TH e. S.
V. /.
Nm. NJ. Meek, 1st Lieutenant, Bird
Tennessee.
VIM. =. Screws, Second Lieutenant,
Bird Alabama Volunteers.
Thomas H. Underwood, Captain, 9TH
L. $. V. |.
TO BE- SECOND LIEUTENANTS.
VIM. X. Armstrong. Second Lieuten-
ant. 2nd Alabama Volunteers.
Arthur &. Duncan, Private. 1st t. S.
Volunteer Cavalry.
George NJ. iiolley. Second Lieutenant,
:,rd L. s. Y. Engineers.
Henry *. Lover, Corporal, 1st L. S.
V. Cavalry.
Wilford Twyman. Second Lieutenant
1st Kentucky Volunteers.
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CHESS TOURNAMENT ENDS.

Lasker Receives the First Prize: Sec
ond Divided Among Three.
London. July 10.-1he Chess Mas
ters Tournament was concluded this
afternoon.
Lasker received the first prize Of ST.
go: Janowaski, MarocZy and Pillsburv
divided second, third and fourth prizes
each man receiving 500: Schiechter was
awarded fifth. $:25: Blackburne sixth
$50; Tschigrin seventh. 500; Showai
ter eighth, $50, and Mascn ninth and
final prize 800.
The records of the players at the
end of the contest follow:
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BRYAN CLIMBS PIXIES PEAK.

Summit of Pixies Peak, Col, July 10.
lion. VIM. j. Rryam came up today
from Colorado Springs. The entire as
cent of the Peak was one continual ova-
tiGn. camps being decked out in the Ma
tional colors and scores of pleasure seek
ers from all over the country being lined
mp along the track to- cheer the silver
leader as the train passed. At the sum.
NIT House he received the following dis
patch from j. j., Dickey. Western Super
intendent of the Western Union Tee-
graph Company, dated at Denver:
Congratulate YOU upon your eleva-
ton"
Mr.. Bryan sent the following reply:
Thanks. We reached the top in safe
ty. the average grade of the road being
one foot to SIXTEEN
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SHOT IN A VILLAGE DUEL
ONE OF The MEN Is EXPECTED TO
DIE FROM HIS INJURIES.
The Other Shot at but Unhurl has Taken 10 the
Woods and Has Thus Far tIu.
d d Pursuit.

Marion, y. c., July 10.-(SpeciaD-.
Dan Jarrett and Ed Hall had a bloody
fight in Halltown, five miles north of
Marion. Jarrett stabbed Hall several,
times in the abdomen and breast, and the
physician says he is likely to die. Hall
shot at Jarrett several times without eff
feet. The latter took to the woods and
has thus far eluded arrest.
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STEAMER PORTIA WRECKE ED.
1ne Cause a Dense Fog-No Lives Re
ported Lost

Halifax, y. S.. July 10.-The steamer
Portia, from New York for Halifax was
wrecked during dense fog early this
evening on Ffnn's Island. off Sambro.
n point about fifteen miles to the east
ward of Halifax. The passengers and
crew. 10 all told, landed on the island
in the ships boats and are all comforta-
bly, housed there. No loss of life is
reported
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COAL COMPANY ORGANIZED.

Roanoke, Va, July 10.-The Ale
gheny Coal Land Company with an au-
thorized capital Of 100000 was organ-
ized here today with the following off
GERS: j. Taylor Elyson, of Richmond,
Va, President: j. B. E'ishbnrne, Of
Roanoke. Secretary and Treasurer.
ucitn II Cooke. H. ID. Lafferty and
Frank A. Hill. of Roanoke, comprise the
Board Of Directors.
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COMBINATION OF CARRIERS.

Mobile. Ala, July 10.-A combination
has been formed by the Southern Rail-
way, the Mobile and Ohio Railway and
the Mobile and transatlantic Steam
ship Company, tHorsley Brothers of
Liverpool for facilitation of export and
import business via this port, the rail
roads agreeing to bring freight, and the
steamship companies to supply the yes
sells
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TWO KILLED IN THE CRASH.

Stockton, Cal, July 10-A Burlington
special train OF nine coaches ON the way
from st. Louis to Los Angeles, loaded
with teachers going to attend the Ma
tional Education Association convention
at Los Angeles crashed into Il freight
train within 300 yards of the depot at
Newman. Cal, today and two wonen
were killed and thirteen passengers in
iured.
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SEABOARD'S NEW TERMINAL.

Columbia. S. c., July 10.-Today the
Seaboard Airline paid 10 the city
council the $4,000 asked by the jury
of condemnation for the New Side Park
property, and now the Seaboard holds
the title to Il terminal property, cover
ing twenty-three acres or picturesque
land within one block of Main street,
in the very heart of the city.
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O'BRIEN SUCCEEDS PLANT.

New York, July 10.-At meeting of
the Board Oh Directors of the Southern
Express Company held today, Nj. j..
O'Brien was elected president to succeed
the late Henry b. Plant. Mr.. O'Bren
was formerly Vice-President and Gener-
al Manager of the company.
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FIRED TIE JAIL.

J ,cksonv @, \. G.. July 1O.-(Spccial)
the jail here caught fire on the inside
late Saturday night. The fire was
quickly extinguished and but little dam
age was done. 1t is believed that the
prisoners started the fire in the hope OF
escaping during the excitement.
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TWO REGIMENTS ASSURED.
Otis Thus Gables to Washington From
the Philippines.

Washington. July 10.-General Otis
cables the following:
1.-TWO veteran regiments assured. Will
enlist rout one thousand. You can ap-
point eleven second Gellrenants for first
and nine for second regiment to recruit
in the United States, all other officers
Hlled'
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Inflated Currency and Over Production
of Coffee the Cause.

San Francisco, Cal. July 1O.-Several
leaGngs citizens of Guatemala just ar
rived on the steamer Sam Juan confirm
the reports that a revolution is threaten
ed in that country. \ prominent plant
or row here said: THE Inflated cur
rency combined with the surplus produc-
tion Of coffee, explains the conditions.
OF late years every hit of arabic land
has been used for the growth of coffee,
with the result that there is over-produc-
ton.''
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THE MATTER WILL BE DROPPED

Vienna. July l0.-The American refus-
al has caused surprise and disappoint-
ment here. especially in view of the pro-
cee,lings Of the Peace Conference ut the
Hague.
The official papers, however. consider
that the matters will now he dropped.
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STEAAIER REPORTED WRECKED

Halifax, y. S., July 10-The Steamer
Portia from New York for Halifax is re-
ported wrecked to the eastward of this
port.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-15

Dooley i skresli} jego nazwi.
sko listy kandydat6w z
West Town.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Is Kwiet.
Poniewaz ME zanosi sic ma to,
azeby izba posl6w mog1a sic
odroczyc pred godzina dwu-
nasts, cofano wskaz6wki zega'
ra diva razy, tax re W rzeczy-
wistosci byla juz pierwsza 60.
dzina po p6lnocy, gdy posie-
dzenie izby odroczono ma czas
nieograniczony. Za}atwiono sic
z r6anymi bilami, o lie bylo
mona.
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Telegrar11y.

W1EDEd, logo Kwietnia. -
Namiestnictwo Dolnej Austryi
kaza1o rozwiaza6 stowarzysze.
ME niemieckich liberal6w,
zwiszek Okregowy Niemiecki
i zjednoczenie Ewangelik6w,
poniewaz towarzystwa te tru-
dnily sic propaganda ma rzecz
oderwania katolik6w cd Rzy-
mu.
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KkOPOTY AUSTRYI.
WKOSI BRATAJA SIZE z FRANCUzAML.
Buelow m6wi W parlamencie kwestyi wysp
Samoa.
KoNIEC> sEsYI LEGIsLATURY w SPRINGFIELD
Sedzia La Buy zatwierdzOny W urzedzie ma dalsze
cztery lata,

czbe zotnlerzy areszGoWano'
Rad postanowi1 s2umie bez'
wzglednie wszelkie objawy
niezadowolenia i ME wdawac
sic W zadne uklady. Ludnosc
jest oburzona i potepia sta
nowczo postepowanie wfadzy,
zarzucaisc iej, ae podstepuie
zamierza zatrzyma6 W kasach
pienisdze przeznaczone ma wy.
plate aoldu. Obawiajs sic, Ae
skutkiem tel komedyi rozru.
chy powt6rzs sic i prSybiora
eharakter niebezpieczny....
W ukladach rzsdu w}oskie.
90 z Chinami W sprawie od'
stspienia zatoki Sanmun ma
stspila wymowna przerws:;
Tsung Ii Yamen ME zgodzi{
sic ma aadania p. Canevaro.
Anglia okazala sic niepewns
przyiaci6lks, prasa jest nieza-
dowolona z niepomyslnego
przebiegu sprawy i niefortun.
nego pomys}u, a ministeryum
jest W klopocie. Odwolano
dotychczasowego ambassadors
W Pekinie de Martinos'a, kt6-
ry zbytnia swojs energis usa,
twill rzadowi chi6skiemu od-
mowns odpowiedd, a noWy
ambassador, margrabia Raggi,
dziwnie zwleka wyjazdem
do kraju ryzu pag6d, Nina
dobre diva miesiace zanim
stanie W Pekinie sprawa po'
sunie sic naprz6d. Dotychcza.
sowy wynik ''polityki chin.
skiei" budzi W kraiu niezado'
wolenie. Spodziewano sic, re
Tsung Ii Yamen zgodzi SIG ma
wszystko, skoro p. de Martinos
roztworsy usta, a tymczasem
mandaryni przyjsli jego zqda,
MIA z lekcewazeniem, a obec'
ME wyszukuja rozmaite tru'
dnosci, W nadziei, re znuzs
dyplomat6w w}oskich. Rzeczy-
wiScie tez Rad w}oski mozeby
zrzekl sic zdobyczy ma dalekim
Wschodzie, gdyby to MONA
uczynic bez ujmy dla "hono'
ru" narodowego, kt6ry cofa6
sic ME pozwala. Trzeba bsdzie
poprze6 nieudana akcye wy
prawe zbroina i wysluchac W
parlamencie wielu przykrych
slow i gorzkich zarzut6w.
Prawie wszystkie stronnictwa
bowiem postanowily, ma mai
bliaszem posiedzeniu parla.
mentu, kt6re odbedzie sic W
ostatnich dniach Kwietnia,
wystapit stanowczo przeciw
polityce chi6skiej p. Canevaro,
ME dlatego oczywiscie, ze ME
jest zgodns z interesami pan
stwa, lecz, re pozosta}a dotad
bezskutecsna. q wszystkich
niezadowolonych, tylko ME
zarazone mania wielkosci pi.
sma medyola6skie zspatrujs
sic ma sprawe z praktycznego
punktu widzenia. Domagaja
sic one slusznie, aby Rad po.
mysla} raczei o naprawie sto-
sunk6w krajowych, podniesie.
niu handlu, przemyslu i rolni.
ctwa, ME bawil sig W poll.
tyke kolonialna ME wyrzucal
pieniedzy ma zdobycie dalekich
prowincyj, kt6re krajowi ME
przynioss zadnego pozytku.
0
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Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, Is Kwietnia.

Sytuacya wojsk smerykah'
skich ma Filipinach stale sic z
dniem kaadym niepewniej-
sza i zaczyna jua budzic W
Westinghouse powazne obawy.
w ministerstwie wojny obja-
via sic z powodu niekorzy-
stnych wiadomosci z wysp fill
pi6skicb pewna nerwowose. Me
spodziewano sic, ze powstancy
tax dobrze bic sig beds. Majs
oni W obec $4,000 Ameryka.
now obecnie 10000 wojska
pod bronis, lecz "a mimi stoja
zawsze zastspy, kt6re ma dane
has3o wystspis take do boju.
skoro tylko general Otis po-
niesie chociaaby mala klesks,
co W obec odwagi i waleczno'
sci latwo STAG sic moze, po1oze'
ME jego stanie sig nawet wprost
niebezpiecznem, bo spokojni
dotychczas mieszka6cy miasta
Manili czekaja tylko sposobnej
chwili, ably razem z bracml
swymi stanac W szeregu. Po-
lozenie prezydenta McKin-
ley'a stale sic tenn krytyczniej'
szem, re niekt6rzy gubernato-
rowie zsdaja stanowczo roz.
puszczeuia milicyi odnosuych
stan6w. Ochotnicy zacisgneli
sic do wojska W checi walcze'
MIA "a wolnost Kuby, a ME z
zamiarem mordowania Filipi1.
czyk6w, kt6rzy r6wne praWo
majs bye wolnymi, jak my i
Kuba6czycy-..-.
Nowy Rad madrycki rozpo.
czyna zapoWiedzlana reorganl-
zacys stosunk6w hiszpa6skich
naprawe kiosk poniesionych,
dziwnym eksperymentem.
Zdziesistkowane chorobami i
wynedzniale wojska kolonial-
ne ME otrzymaly dotsd aoldu,
wloczs sic po ulicach miast
zebrzsc ayiac z dobroczynno'
Sci publicznei. Nowe ministe.
ryum, zaraz po obisciu rzad6w,
zapowiedzialo wyp3ate zaleg}e.
go zo}du i rozglosi}o wiado-
mosc, ze jeden z bank6w hisz.
pa6skich ofarowal rzsdowi ma
ten eel pozyczks 80 milion6w
pesetas. Rzeczywiscie pieuis'
DE wp3yne}y do kasy pa6stwo.
wei, ale wyglodzeui aolnierze
omylili sig W swoich nadzie-
jach. Oswiadczono i'm, ae wy.
plata zoldu nastspi dopiero po
wypracowaniu ostatecznej Ii
kwidacyi, to znaczy "a kilka
miesiecy, a moze i nigdy. Do
magajscym sic zas natychmia.
stowei wyp2aty, ofarowano po
5 pesetas "a miesisc, jezeli
zrzekna sic wszelkich dalszych
pretensyj. Pr6cz tego minister
wojny zestawi} ogromny ra-
chunek koszt6w utrzymania
wojska W Hiszpanii, a z ra-
chunku tego wynika, re biedni
ao}nierze, ktorzy byliby pou.
mierali glodu bez pomocy
obywatelstwa, powinni wlasci..
vie jeszcze dop}acic rzadowi
"a swoje utrzymanie 20 uko1.
CA0ulo "oJny'
Poatepowanie to wywoialo
W kolach aolnierzy kolonial-
nyeh zrozumia4e oburzenie, a
gdy prefekt madrycki 15Ociu
domagajscych SIG wyp1aty "a.
leglego zo}du zbyl pieknemi
slowkami, niezadowoleni W
towarzystwie ogromnego thu
mu wyruszyli W grozuej pc,
stawie na Plaza de Oriento,
pred palac kr6lewski. Spot
kali sic tam z silnym oddzia.
lem pOlicyi i prsySzao do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-15
Dzien naznacz0ny.

Nastepna konferencya organi-
zacyi katolickich wyaszych nau-
kowych, kt6rej kilkakrotnie
wspominalismy, rozpocznie sic W
pierwsza srode po Wielkiejnocy
VIZ. 1900. Obrano komitet do
opracowania konstytucyi i ustaw
organizacyi, ktore do zatwier-
dzenia beda przedlozone ma na-
stepnej konferencyi. Ma osta-
tniem posiedzeniu tegorocznei
konferencyi przyieto jeszcze
rezolucye protestujace przeciw
mieszaniu sic rzad6w do kolle-
glow prywatnych zrzekajsce sic
wszelkich subwencyi rzadowych.
Winien zaboistwa.
w szpltalu powlatoWym u
maria wczoraj nieiaka Emma
Low W skutek obicia przez Wma.
Slatera. Pani Low pred kilku
tygodniami naiela diva pokoie u
slatera pm. S14 Grand ave. W
pare dni p6zniej przyszlo do
sprzeczki miedzy MIA gospoda'
rem o komorne; Slater W ciagu
sprzeczki uni6sl siesgniewem tax
dalece, re uderzyi pania Low,
obalil ja ma podloge kopai no.
gami. Przewieziono obita do
szpitala powiatowego, gdzie le-
karze ME zdolali iei utrzymac
przy zyciu, gdyi doznala ciea-
kich wewnetrznych uszkodze6.
Slater zostal aresztowany.