davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington sentinel., 1899-03-11

Schedule in effect Jan. IS, 1899.
e:of AW,-Daily-Locnl for Danvine, Char.
lOtte and way stations, Connects at Manassas
for Strasburg and Harrlsonburg daily, and at
Ly ynchburg with the Norfolk & Western daily
and with ~ Il o. II. X. for Natural Bridge daily
and Lexington, daily except sunday.
tt:1s M,-Daily-THE UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL. Pullman sleepers New York
ana Washington to jacksonville, st. Au-
with sleeper for Ashevie and ana Hot ?sTRTF :sPTnRs
N O. Knoxville, Chattanooga and Mem
eeper SF Augusta seepeT ThE9tt9 Nd% VIII
New orleans, uniting at Charlotte with sleeper
for Atlanta. Solid train Washington to New
Sunset personally conducted tourists exclir-
sion. Sleeper on this train every Wednesday
ana saturday TO San Francisco without change.
A:o1 PM Local for Front Royal, strasburR
and Harrisonburg, daily, except Sunday.
A:ao PM-Daily for Charlottesville.
$50 PM. Daily except sunday-New York
and Florida Limited composed OF Pullman's
latest Drawing room. Compartment, Observa-
and st Augustine and Drawing Room car for
Augusta, with connection for Aiken.
to.AsPM.-DalIy- - WASHINGTON AND
SOUTHW ESTERN VESTTBULE LIMITED.
imposed OF Pullman vestbuled sleepers, din
ing cars aud day coaches, Sleepers New
York TO Nashville, Tenn, via Asheviiie.
Knoxville and Chattanooga, New York 10
Tampa, via Charlotte, Columbia, Savannah
and JacksOuvills,; Now York 70 Memphis via
Blrmingha New York and Washington 10
Aiken, with connection for Augu. ta; New
York TO New Orleans, via Atlanta and Mont
gOmcry Vestibuled day coach Washington
to Atlanta. Southern Railway dining car
Greensboro TO Montgomery.
TRAINS ON W 'SHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 0:Ol am. daily,
and 4:t5 pm. daily except Sunday, and 62i
pm, Sundays only for Round Hfl, 435 pm
daily, except Sunday, for Leesburg, aud B25
pm daily fOr HerndOn. Returning arrive at
WashnEtOn 1885 am daily and 8.iO pm Sunday
only, and 2;4b pan daily, except Sunday, from
Round nill, 200 am daily, except sunday, from
Herndon 1884 am daily, except Sunday, from
Leesburg
Through trains from the South arrive at
Washington B:42 am, 9i5 am ~ pm. and 9;O5
pm daily; HarrisOnburg 1850 noon. daily, eN-
cept sunday and d. 8 pm daily and $3.50 am daily
from Charlottesville
Tickets sleeping car reservation and other
furnished, and Jagga ge cnlle for
and checked from hotels and residences by
Union Transf Company. on orders left aC
ticket Office, 705 Fifteenth street nOrthwest
N Pennsylvania avenue NV, and al Pennsyl-
vanla RailrOad passengerstauOns.
Telephone call iiIl for Pennsylvania Railroad /
cab service.
FRANK g. CANNON, 30 V. p. and Gen. Man
j. NJ. GULF Traffilc Manager
w. "A. Turk, Cen. Pass. Agent a
L !. BRoWH, Gen. Agent
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-07-14
CA9To7IA.
Bears tho AIhe Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Of &<MAzzZm
To Taxpayers.

All persons who are in arrears in
their taxes to the amount of 5000 or
more will learn something of interest
by calling at this office.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-07-14

Washington has 3,442.5S2 acres OF
unappropriated lands and II, l4l ,545
acres OF land reserved from settlement.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-07-14
All Is Not Gold That Glitters.

Forney Stamey, returned Alaskan
gives the Olympian a discouraging &C.
count of his experience in the much
lauded land of gold. He says that il
is shame the Seattle and Tacoma
papers will persist in disappearing
the conditions which exist in that in
hospitable country. There are num-
bers OF prospectors who would like to
get away but have to stay because
they have no money to pay their way
out. About one-third the passengers
on the trip down with him could not
pay full fare. The custom officers
and brokerage men at Log Cabin rob
the prospectors openly and without
stint. AS an instance, one man paid
$3.50 on his goods and the officer
charged him Sc for making out the
papers. Mr.. Stamey had $3.50 in
goods and got off with $3.50 charges.
Mr.. S. says DR.. Riley is at Burch
Creek and is getting discouraged.
This will be surprising to the doctors
friends, who have ever accorded him
the quality of being lion-hearted.
Jesse Murphy is running a second
hand store and seemed to be doing
we'll.
He says in conclusion: "After
prospecting all around the Atlin
country, l am satisfied. l know
when l have enough, and l tell you
that don't want better place to live
in than our own beautiful Olympia"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-07-14
Weekly Crop Bulletin.

U. S. Department of Agriculture
Climate and Crop Bulletin, Washing.
ton Sec Won, for the week ending Mon
day. July 10:
The past week has been very ia.
vorable one, except in the Big Bend
country, where it has been too dry and
hot. The showers of the Sd and 4th
were general over the western and
northeast sections, and were very ben
efcial. Showers occurred in Doug
las, Lincoln, and Adams counties, but
they were light, and though they did
some good, hot, drying winds in a
measure counteracted the benefit.
The showers caught no hay down,
to speak of, and it was altogether n
successful haying week. The crop is,
in general, heavy. Timothy is not
yet fit to cut. Potatoes, oats, and
hops are doing nicely, but lice infest
the hops and spraying is necessary.
In the southeast counties. wheat is
in good condition; fall wheat is ma
turing rapidly and is regarded as too
far advanced to be in danger from hot
winds. In the Big Bend country, on
the other hand, it is in no condition
to resist hot winds.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-07-14

THE most attractive to purchasers
and shoppers is the Clearance Sale at
the present season at G. Rosenthars,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-07-14
Death of a Prominent Citizen.

The many friends of John A. Silsby
were startled Sunday morning by the
announcement of his sudden death at
his residence in Tacoma. 1t was as
unexpected to his family as it was to
others who had no knowledge of more
than the ordinary infirmities of one of
his age. On the morning of his death
he had lighted the fires and attended
to the chores about the house as had
been his custom for years, but it
seems the grim messenger was waiting
to quickly sever the frail tendrils
which bound him to earth, and he
died without much pain or suffering
and with readiness which only de-
vout Christian can feel, who has
fought the good fight and steps from
the ranks to receive his reward.
Mr.. Silsby was native OF Maine
and IS years OF age. He was in bust
ness ut Bucksport before he came to
this country in 1878, with his family,
consisting of his first wife and daugh-
ter. Mr.. s. was employed several
months with Mr.. Fred. r. Brown,
ut Tenino. He afterwards, in COM
pany with his son-in-law, II. S. Wes-
ton, engaged in the produce and groc-
cry business, in this city, and for sew
eral years enjoyed prosperous trade.
At one time deceased had attained
a competency from his business and
speculations in realty, but like many
others his holdings were so large
when the boom subsidized that it
took about all he had acquired to
keep up taxes and make good his
losses. For the past few years Mr..
Silsby has been managing a produce
and grocery store in Tacoma, and
making fair living by close attention
to business. He was man of energy
and industry, and during all his life
performed his full part in every sphere
of labor to which he was called. He
was a man of genial disposition, a
kind neighbor, devoted husband and
loving father. He had been many
years a member of the M. E. Church
and was noted for his works of practi-
Cal philanthropy in that and other Or
CARNATIONS for the welfare of man.
kind.
The funeral services Monday after
noon, in the NJ. E. Church were con-
Quoted by the pastor, assisted by Rev.
Mr.. LeSourd of Seattle, and Rev. Mr.
Landen of Idaho. All these gentle
men spoke in feeling terms of the
many virtues OF the deceased. Burial
was made in the Masonic cemetery, be-
side the grave OF his first wife, who
preceded him to the Land of Promise
several years ago. He leaves but one
blood relation in this State, Mrs. May
d. Weston, who, with her family,
have the heartfelt sympathy of the
whole community in their great loss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-07-14
OBSERVER HAS HIS SAY.
Some Things in the City Government II
Don't Like to See

Don't Like to See"
EDITOR STANDARD:
At the last city election, the people
being heartily disguised with Popu.
lism, elected a full Republican ticket
Except City Attorney upon plat
form promising good government econ
omically administered. Have the peo-
pie had such city government? No.
The antics of the present City Council
reminds one more Of an old-fashioned,
ironside, Baptist backwoods associa-
ton, than of body of sensible citizens
administering the affairs of fair city
like Olympia, At what period in the
history of civilization has any city i'm.
ported men to fill its subordinate Of
fees, before the example set by the
present City Council? Who is it that
ever imagined that Olympia was in
habited by set of men so devoid of
intellect and skill that none of them
were fit to act as Waterman or driver
of the hose cart until the present City
Council discovered the fact? Who
ever heard OF City Councilmen serving
notice upon the citizens of city that
no man over As years Oi age need APP
ply for any position in the city govern
ment, like the notice served by Coun-
Gilman Lammon?
Who ever heard OF any City Council,
in the name of economy, destroying
$500 worth Of the common private
property OF the citizens (not the city,
until the present City Council did so
by converting the trucks of our mag
nificent steam fire engine into 500
sprinkling cart? Would any man
have thought for a single moment of
converting our fire engine house, with
its finely furnished hall, into private
residence for our imported hose-cart
driver and his dogs, until the present
City Council did so? Mr.. Editor, if
men over As years of age are not to be
allowed to participate in the govern
ment, and all our police officers are to
be imported from Michigan, and our
firemen from Centralia, our fire appa-
ratus destroyed and our public build
ings turned into private residences
and dog kennels, where are the voters
to come from to continue the Repub-
lican party in power in this city, and
who are going to pay the taxes? Our
imported officers are neither voters
nor taxpayers, and the people OF this
city are not likely to pay taxes with
out representation" very long, and
continue voting for party that asks
them to do so. The Council would
better ponder we'll and long before
they agree to go entirely back on the
so-called old mossback.
npcCpNED
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-07-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

- o for lodge in garden Of cucumbers'
o for an iceberg or two TO control
o for II vale that at midday the dew cumbers
o for pleasure trip up to the pole
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-07-14

Sales of req, estate Mt Spokane dur
ing the six months ended June 30
we're $4.OS5,l39
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-07-14
METEOROLOGICAL.

T, f,''"N .:,- record OF temperature and rain
ial tr- t. wcrA ending yesterday. Jaly
r.! = i-um "a record kept and kindly furnished
-, -I,>pARp by Mr.. ". O'Connor:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-07-14

Counterfeit dollars and half-dOllaps
are in circulation at Mount Vernon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-07-14
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss 's: Of &tMzSSzw
Estray Notice.

Estray Notice.
One medium sized COW, roam head
and neck, body white, rather large
horns standing well out, front legs red
to knees, scar on right side.
Will pay literally for her return or
for information that will lead to her
recovery. Address
z. II. GOODWIN,
Olympia, Wash.
Care Westside mill.
Ten Dollars Reward.
Until further notice the under
signed will pay the above named
reward for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of any person or
persons guilty of violating the State
game laws in Thurston county.
The above reward is in addition to
one-half of all fines provided by statute.
ALBION II. SMITH,
Game Warden,
June 81, 1899. Pm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-06

tyczace kmieci polskich i szla-
chty zagrodkowej. Wszelako
tn DUO zostawiono dobrej
wolf generalnych gubernato.
row, DO ostatecznie cd mich je.
szcze zsleza2o jednym pozwolic
ma nabycie ziemi, innym od'
movie. Wiemy, re r6wnie
szlachetny jak rozumny gene
raj gubernator kijowski Ora.
gomirow odrazu pozwolil vie.
lu osobom nabyc ziemie, nato.
miast o aadnym takim wypad-
ku ME donosza z Litwy. Ale
- jakesmy rzekli - jest to
rozporzsdzenie tymczasowe, DO
juz urzedowo zapowiedziano
rewizye wsSystkich wyjstko'
wych ustaw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-06
ToaIety cesarzowej J0zeflny.

Dowiadujemy sic swie2o
wydanej ksiaaki Fryderyks
Mason o ,,J6zefnie Beauhar-
nais," ze iona Napolecna / W
roku 1904 miala 418 koszul
batystowych lub muslinowych,
wszystkie by}y oszyte koron.
kami. Batyst kosztowai lS fr.
lokiet, ma koszule wychodzilo
d }okcia, "a robots placono Z
fr., oszycie koronkowe wyno-
silo Is fr., lecz koszule ozdo-
bniejsze kosztowaly do 100
frank6w, "a same hafty ns
dolnym obrebie p}acono po SO,
niekiedy do 20G fir. J6zefna
mia}a l5S par po1czoch jed
wsbnych bialych, 80 r6zowych
i 1S par cielistych; para ko.
sztowala 1872 fir. w tym
samym roku obstalowala $40
par po1czocb jedwabnych'
Jej letnie suknie byly robiont
q muslinu, batYstu i perkalu.
w zimie nosila we1ne lub
aksamit. w roku 1909 miala
202 sukni letnich,a choc byly
przewaznie 2 lekkich tkanin,
kosztowaly 100000 fran.
k6w jedna, gdyz hafty podno.
silly Gene toalet.
z posr6d 577 sukien mialai
5 amarantowych, - ponso-
wych, II bia1ych, 9 z6ltych, 6
koloru nieokreslonego, 8 ME.
bieskie, 2 czarne i 8 pasiaste,
w jednym roku 1909 J6zefns
kupila % sztuk koronek, Z
toalet dworskich, 1856 zwyczaj-
nych, 90 szalow indyjskich,
73 gorsetow, 4S sztuk materyi,
81 kapeluszy, $50 par reka.
wiczek, $40 par trzewik6w'
wydala $500 fir. ma same
szmirki.
Napoleon podwyzszal co rok
pensys J6zefny, a pomimo to
miala wciaa dlugi; przeciecio.
wo wydawala po 1,11o,ooo fr.
rocznie ma toalety; ale podo.
bno Europa ME widziala
przedtem, AMI potem r6wnie
pieknych stroj6w, nawet ma
cesarzowej Eugenii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-06

kot6w. lie ludzi utracilo aycie
skutkiem powodzi, pozostaie
dotychczas tajemnica. Po obu
stronach kolei Houston and
Texas Central stoi woda ma
dwie do II stop wysoko. We
wielu miejscach ME widac
wcale slup6w telegrafcznYch i
telefonicznych.
Trudno powzissc wyobra.
zenie o stratach zrzsdzonych
przez pow6dz. Straty W lu-
dziach oceniaja na 100 do 800
ludzi, a szkody majstkowe ma
5 do Is milion6w dolar6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-06
Kronika MiejScowd.
Obejmuie urzad.

Nowomianowany konsul ja-
po6ski T. Fugits przybyl wczoraj
do Chicago koleja Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul. Wraz MIN
przybyli jego iona, jego c6rka,
kucharka, pokojowka, i dwoch
mlodych ludzi majacych zamiar
tutaj sic ksztalcic. Ma dworcu,
obok innych, powitali 60 T.
Nosse, W. Takio, O. Juone i 7.
Mizutani. - T. Nosse jest po-
przednikiem jego, ktory przez 20
miesiecy pelnil tu sluzbe konsula.
Udaje on sic do Fusan ma Korei
W charakterze konsula. w. Takio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-06
w sprawie ROllingera.

w sprawie ROllingera.
E. Furthmann, obro1ca Rollin-
gera, jest wprawdzie pewnym, ze
sedzia Gary odrzuci wniosek o
wznowienie procesu, ale starac
sic bedzie wytoczyc sprawe pred
sad wyzszy i pracuje usilnie mad
zebraniem potrzebnego materya-
lu. Potrzeba W tym celu mice
odpis wszystkich aktow procesu,
samo kopiowanie tychze koszto-
wac bedzie okoio $3.50, a Rollin-
ger ME posjada centa. Furthmann
jednakowoz oswiadczyl, ze wy
stara sic pieniadze potrzebne,
chociazby miat zebrac, gdya ska
zanie iego klienta wydaje mu SIG
najszkaradnieisza W swiecie ME-
sprawiedliwoscia.
Zamach mOrderczy.
John Ryan Daniel O'Neill,
znani policyi rzezimieszki, sta
wall wczoraj pred sedzia Eber-
hardtem oskarzeni o zamach
morderczy zostali zatrzymani W
areszcie pod kaucya po $1,000 do
dnia rozprawy II bm.
So oni oskarzeni to, ze W
Niedziele rano okoio l godziDy
noiami poigali A letniego, 20
natego Jozefa Habsde, zam. pm.
LAT Kramer str, gdy tenze 2
przyiacielem swym Kospickim,
udajac sic ma polow ryb, pre-
chodzii przez rog IA ulicy
Union str. Napastnikow byio
az siedmiu, ale Kospicki twier-
dzi, ze wiasnie owl dwaj wyiej
wymienieni przyjaciela jego po-
kaleczyli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-06
Rome WiadOmOSG
telegrafCzne.

Cancer Society" W Lon.
dynie wyznaczy}o 5000 nagro-
dy "a najlepsza rozprawe nau'
kowa o chorobie raka.
- Kanclerz niemiecki ksia.
ze Hohenlohe przepedsi wa
kacye W Paryzu.
Ksiazs Herbert Bismarck
ME pozwolil damon hambur.
skim z}ozyc krzyza czarnego
ma trumnie ojca W mauzoleum
we Friedrichsruh.
- Izba handlowa w Bor.
deaux pozwala ma wyseiks do
Niemiec wilma fa}szowanego,
wystawiajsc swiadectwa, ae
jest prawdziwe, francuskie.
- Pred koscio1em sw. Jana
W Wiedniu wywo}ali socyali.
Sci awanture, zaczepiajac pro.
boszcza, wychodzacego razem
z burmistrzem Luegerem.
= w mieszkaniu prezesa
belgijskiego rzsdu wytluczono
W nocy wszystkie szyby W O.
knach.
- Do poruszania okret6w
parowych ma bye zastosowany
system turbinowy. w taklm
razie podr6z przez Ocean
trwat bsdzie tylko trzy dni.
= Monsignor Falconia, ty-
tularny biskup Acerenza, 20
stall mianowany delegatem pa
pieskim W Kanadzie.
- Albert Schmutz zosta1 W
Louisville mlanoWany kandy-
datem partyi robotniczej ma
gubernatora stanu Kentucky.
Ma zjazd redaktorow
przybyio do Portland, Oregon,
447 delegat6w.
w Saratoga, N. Y,
umarl biskup metodyst6w
John 2. Newman.
Jose Leon Castillo, rewo.
lucyonista z Guatemala, przy'
by} do San Francisco.
= Do Dawson City przy.
wieziono dwie tony zlotego
piasku.
- Rabin Louis Ginsberg
Binghampton umar} W skutek
ran, zadanych mu przez trzech
negr6w. Aresztowano dotych'
czas tylko jednego ze zb6j6w.
- Gale miasteczko Paris,
Tenn, stalo sic pastwa poza'
ru.
- Deficyt zwiszku niemie.
ckich spiewakow W Cincinnati
wynosi okragle $4,000 dol. -.
w dniu 4 Lipca zamel.
dowano W Stanach Zjednoczo'
nych 8 wypadki gwaitownej
smierci i 1914 wypadk6w ska.
leczenia skutkiem nieostrozne.
60 obchodzenia sig z ogniami
sztucznemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-06
Telegrar11y.

RENNEs, 6 Lipca. - A.
dwokat Labori, Mateusz Drey.
fus i pani Dreyfus odwiedzali
wczoraj kapitana Dreyfusa W
wiezieniu i wyjechali wieczo-
rem do Paryza. Ma twarzy
pani Dreyfus znac by}o przy-
grsbienie, gdy opuszcza}a mu'
ry wiezienne. Oko}o jej po-
wozu gromadzili sic ludzie,
przypatrujsc SIG jej z ironi'
cznym usmiechem. Policya
predko rozpedzi}a gawiedz.
Miasto jest spokojne. Ma
scianie jednego z dom6w ma
pisano kreda: ,,Niech zyje
Dreyfus!" Nikomu, nawet
policyi, ME przysz}o ma mysl,
napis ten usunsc.
PARYz, ego Lipca. - Clio.
sny Deroulede, za}ozyciel Ligi
patryotycznej i krzykliwy
Rochefort przeszli obecnie do
obozu dreyfusist6w. DeIoulede
powiedzia1 publicznie, ze jezeli
Dreyfus zostanie uznany ME.
winnym, niema kary dose
surowej Ola tych, kt6rzy do
jego potepienia przyczynili sic
niema slow dose wymownych,
azeby niemi Slavic MONA me.
czehstwo Dreyfusa. Byfych
ministrow wojny czeka co
najmniej sromotne wygnanie z
kraju, skoro Dreyfusowi do.
zwolonem zostanie przYpise ma
nowo szlify ofcerskie.
ABERDEEN, ego Lipca. -
Andrew Carnegie, znany po.
wszechnie ameryka6ski fabry-
kant stall, zostal mianowanym
obywatelem honorowym mia.
sta Taia. Gdy burmistrz wre-
czal mu dyplom, zaznaczyl W
SVEN przem6wieniu, ze Mkt
W swiecie ME wslawil sic taxa
ofarnoscis ma cele publicznej
oswiaty jak Carnegie, kt6ry
wydal dotychczas ma zakupno
bibliotek W roznych miastach
szkockich sumo 20 milionow
dolar6w.
LoNDYN, 6 Lipca. .-Gazety
tutejsze ME przestaja straszyc
Boerow. "Pall Mall Gazette'
donosi, ze minister wojny po-
czyni3 przygotowania do wy.
s}ania do Afryki po}udniowej
40 do so tysiecy wojska, ma
wypadek, ze uk}ady Milnera
Kruegerem ME odnioss pozs.
danego skutku.
BERLIN, ego Lipca. =
Jedna z gazet tutejszych przy-
tacza brzmienie dw6ch list6w,
z kt6rych jeden byi pisany
przez admirala Diederichs, a
drugi przez admira}a Dewey.
Listy te stanowia dowod, ae
miedzy dow6dzcami eskadry
niemieckiej ameryka6skiej
pod Manila panowaiy stosunki
bardzo przyjazne.
BRUKsELA, ego Lipca. -
W sejnie belgijskim zapano'
wal zupe}ny spok6j. Obie
partye za1atwiaja zgodnie bic
zace lnteresa, skutklem czego
nietylko W Brukseli, lecz i W
innych miastach ludnosc pre-.
sta}a sic burzyc.
BARCELONA, ego Lipca. -
Gdy robotnicy zaczeli wczoraj
wychodzic fabryk, ponowily
sic zaburzenia. Niechec prze-
civ duchowie6stwu wzmaga
sic. Motioch t1ukl szyby W
kosciele Santa Matrona i W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-06
Przyszta konferencya pokQjoVa.
ZalatWi sic Wnioskiem amerykahskim.
Rozruchy W Barcelona.
Straszne skutki pOWOdzi W Texas.
Przeglad polityki
miedZynarOdOWej.
Chicago, ego Lipca.

Ia WstaWlenlem sic generata
Dragomirowa, generalnego gu.
bernatora kiiowskiego, wydal
car Mikolaj IIgi rozporzsdze-
ME, aby W dziewieciu guber-
mach litewskich bialoru-
skich, wiec tez ma Woiyniu i
Podolu wolno bylo kmieciom
polskim j szlachcie zagrodowej
powiskszac przez kupno swe
posiad}osci gruntowe do takich
rozmiar6w, izby Gala zagroda
liczyla go dziesiecin, czyli
trochs wiecej niz 100 ARROW.
Rozporzadzenie to jest tymcza-
sowe. Ok6lnik ministra spraw
wewnstrznych, oznajmiajscy
general gubernatorom ten car.
ski rozkaz, giosi, ze ,nieba-
wen nastapi rewizya obowis-
zuJacych ustaW WyJatkoWych,
ktore ograniczaia prawa naby'
wanna ziemi przez Polak6w;
zanim zas ia rewizya bsdzie
przeprowadzona, rozkaz mai
wyzszy poleca zezwalac pol.
skim kmieciom / szlachcie
zagrodowej, trudniacej sic
osobiscie uprawa roll i prowa-
dzscej Wloscia6ski tryb zycia,
nabywac tyle ziemi, aby jedna
rodzina posiadala najwyaej 80
dziesiecin".
Ten pierwszy wy3om W wy
jatkowych ustawach, brzmis.
cyeh jak poga6skie ,,Biada
zwycieaonym!" Mikoiaja Igo,
jest ogromnie wazny dw6ch
powod6w; wiec najpierw dla-
tego, ze dodatnio oddziala ma
stan ekonomiczny tax zwanego
,,Kraiu Zachodniego", a ma.
stspnie dlatego, ze dale pewne
wyobrazenie o kierunku, W
jakim bsjzie przeprowadzona
rewizya wyjstkowych ustaw.
Ciekawa jest ich historya-
ciekawa gi6wnie dlatego, re
swiadczy o sta}ym przez lat
trzydziesci rozwoju polityki
tepienia polskosoi. Ukaz z 10
Grudnia 1865 roku zabronil
szlachcie polskiej nabywania
ziemi W jakikolwiek spos6b,
opr6cz dziedziczenia W prostej
linii. Powiedziano W tym
edykcie, re to sig stosuie
wylacznie do w}ascicieli dobr,
do varsity inteligentnej do
,,pamieszczykow''. Jednakze
Murawiew W Whine, a Bezak
W Kijo@ie samowolnie, posta-
nowieniem a Lutego 1866 T.,
obostrzyli ten ukaz rozporzs-
dzeniem, re kazdazgola ,,osoba
polskiego pochodzenia", jezeli
chce nabyc choGby m6rg ziemi,
musi uzyskac Cd gubernatora
swiadectwo, il ,,nie ma prze.
szkod'. To administracyine
utrudnienie otworzylo pole
nies4yehanym naduzyciom dro.
bnego czynownictwa, Wiec aby
mu kres po}ozyc, general gu.
bernator litewski Kaufman
prosi} cara w +. 1868, aby ukaz
10 Grudnia 1855 r. stosowal
sig bez wyjatku do wszystkich
katolik6w, jednak car, po wy
siuchaniu opinii komitetu mi.
nistr6W, orzekl ukazem z IA
Czerwca 1868, re ME MONA
tamowae rozwoju gospodarstw
ma1Ych, chocby katolickich. |
W6wczas Kaufman postawil |
ma sWojem W inny spos6b, DO |
mianowicie ten Niemiec, nawet |
zle m6wiscy po rosyjsku, roz,
kaza} przedstawiac sobie do |
zatwierdzenia kazdy akt kupna |
i sprzedazy i zadnego ME
zatwierdzai. W og6le trzeba
tn zanotowae, ze wielkorzadcy |
lisswscy Totleben i Kaufman,