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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12
PEACEFULLY FROM
SLEEP TO DEATH.
Aged Pioneer Passes Away at
His Housed Street Home.
HE LAID DOWN TO REST
And as He Slept His Soul Passed From
Earth Was Well Known In the
City Where He Had Re-
sided Many Years

Martin CLOSER, lately of 1901 Housed
street, was found dead in bed by a
member Of the family Thursday after
noon at the residence. The cause of
death was stated as heart disease and
old age. The deceased had been sick
only one day, and his death was unex-
pected.
Thursday afternoon, shortly after din
ner, CLOSER entered bed room to take
his daily nap, as he was accustomed to
do for some time past. 1t apears that
he slept on for several hours without be-
ing disturbed by any member of the
family. Finally as he did not awake,
the room was entered, and 1t was then
discovered that the man had died while
sleeping.
The deceased was probably one of the
Oldest pioneers of this city, having come
here about so years ago with his ami
able wife from Rhinish Bavaria, Ger
many. They had been married in their
native country and when they arrived in
this country they at once settled upon
a residence in this city. The deceased
was a molder by trade and continued at
that employment for about 20 years
He was well known throughout the city
His age at the time of his death was
over 70 years. His wife survives him at
an old age. The following children sur
vive their father: Andrew, Philip, John,
Charles, George, Miss Julia and mar
ried daughter. Two sisters also survive
the deceased: Mrs. RauschenSchwin-
der, of Sheriden street, and Mrs. Meis-
ter, of South Mckinley avenue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12
JUDGE DAY
IS AT HOME.
He and Mrs. Day Arrive From
North Carolina.
WILL REMAIN IN CANTON
Until October 1, When He Assumes His
Position On the Bench--Inv vigor-
ated by His Long Vaca-

Judge and Mrs. William r. Day ar
rived in the city Thursday evening on
the 9:27 Pennsylvania train and are
again at home at their North Market
street residence. Judge and Mrs. Day
have spent the summer in North Caro-
lima and both return invigorated by
their extended outing. To a News
Democrat reporter Judge Day said that
he felt strong and in good health.
shall begin my duties as United
States district judge on October l,
said Judge Day. "In the meantime
shall remain practically all the time in
Canton. shall leave for Cincinnati
October and expect to at once assume
my duties on the bench"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12
EXCEPTIONS TO
ACCOUNT FILED
Assertion That Harriet ShOrb
Did Not Make Account
OFaALL ASSETS OF ESTATE.
Exceptions Taken to Each and Every item
of Payments Made BY Her as Ex-
ecutrix and as to Balance
Claimed Due.

Exceptions have been filed in probate
court to the accounts of Harriet Shorb,
executrix, who was removed by the pro-
bate court some time ago. The attor-
neys are McCarty, Craine and McDow-
ell; Clark, Amber and Clark; Charles
c. Upham and Case, Monnot, Whitacre
& Hughes.
Harriet Shorb was executriX under
the last will and testament of Eliza
Shorb, and was removed on an applica-
ton filed by creditors and heirs. The
charges made are that she does not ac-
count for all assets of said estate, and
exceptions are taken to each and every
item of the payments made by said ex-
ecutrix. Exceptions are also taken tc
the general balance due said estate, as
reported by said executrix.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12
DEFEAT HANNAISM
By Downing the Candidates Is
the Akron Way of
Doing 1t.

An Akron dispatch to the Enquirer
says: Squire A. w. Hall, who was a
candidate for mayor as an independent
Republican last spring, announced him
self publicly today as supporter OF
John r. Mclean for governor. For
many years Squire Hall has been a
leader of the anti-Hanna forces in Sum-
NIT county. When the Foraker crowd
had control of politics in this county,
he was one of the hardest workers for
that faction. His influence has been
to his ability as an organizer. In stat
ing his position he said: II shall cast
my vote for John r. Mclean at the next
election for governor of Ohio. know
of many other Republicans who will do
the same thing. The nomination of
Judge Nash as the Republican candi-
date for that high honor, was accom-
plished by one of the most corrupt deals
on record. 1t was an out and out trade
with the Cox gang Of Cincinnati
BOSSED BY DICK.
Summit county delegates bossed
by Col. Dick and Mark Hanna, shame
fully deserted Hon. j. Park Alexander
our candidate for lieutenant governor
This was enough to disgust every honest
man. There are other reasons, however
for my voting for Mclean. Although
have always been Republican, mucf
prefer a Democratic governor to one o.
my own party, who is to be controlled
by the Hanna element. If the sentimen
throughout the state is as it is in Sum
NIT county, Mr.. Mclean will be our mex
governor. The Republicans will find 1
extremely hard work to get out vote
for Judge Nash. I know this is tru
because have taken pains to talk will
a great many men who have alway
voted that way. The laborers will b
for Mr.. Mclean, because Of his kin'
treatment Of his own employees. He ha
always been a friend Of labor"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12
Freymark- -Hildenbrand.

Miss Ida M. Hildenbrand and Mr..
Theodore A. Freymark were united in
the bonds of wedlock at the First
Methodist parsonage Thursday evening
at 1880 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Freymark
will be at home to their friends after
September 21st, at the Hildenbrand
home on the North Market street extern
sion,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12
Advertised Letters.
Women's list:

Women's list:
Belding, Mrs. II. F., CARMEL, Mrs.
Lima, Graham, Mrs. Lottie, Larcker,
Miss Fronia, Louza, Mrs. e. E., Mercer,
Miss Anna, Odell, Mrs. Hiram, Phillip,
Mrs Faine, Petree, Mrs L., Petree, Miss
Ida, Smith, Miss Maybell, Wright
Carrie, Wells, Mrs. Alice.
Mems list;
Bolden, r. L., Banett, Bros, Barkwill
Bickwell, j. S., Braden, c. c., Fultz, w
F., Harbunns, Mr., Hoy, John b., Jones
W., Jones, j. L., Jones, G. M, Kelly
James, Kingsbury, w. L., Larne, M.
Leonard, u. f., Marier, j. t., Rauch
Maurice, Spielman, Philip, Spiker, 5
r., Sellers, John Stanton, Joseph Thral
kill, Charlie, Winnett. Charley, Welker
II. W., Wallace, Rev. ]. w.
Foreign letters:
Krebs, Gottfried.
Postal cards:
Brown, Harry c., Brewer, Charles
Bennett Mrs. William, Boyer, Mis-
Victoria, Froelich, Mrs. Harry, Hover
land, Ora, Larentine, Sister, Spencer
Frank. Snider, Henry, Strone.- Mis-
Hannah, Streby, Mrs. August.
GEO. b. FREASE, p. M.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12
MARRIAGE PERMITS ISSUED.
Grain-O Brings Relief

to the coffee drinkers. Coffee drinking
is habit that is universally indulged
in and almost as universally Injurious.
Have you tried Grain-O? 1t is almost
like coffee, but the effects are just the
opposite. Coffee upsets the stomach,
ruins the digestion, effects the heart
and disturbs the whole nervous sys-
tenn. Grain-O tones up the stomach
aids digestion and strengthens the
nerves. There is nothing but nourish-
ment In Grain-o. 1t can't be other
wise. Is and 25c per package.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12
STILL SERIOUS.
Fred Chatelain Is Not Getting
Well as Rapidly as Was
Hoped.

The condition of Fred Chatelain, who
was injured at the Bucher street hose
house, remains almost unchanged. The
attending physician stated that Chate-
lain suffered considerable pain. When
he fell he alighted upon his head and
shoulder. His injuries are mostly in
ternal and though he is expected to re-
cover, his condition is still somewhat
serious. Chatelain resides at 618 Cook
street, and he is a married man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12
DOCTOR HOPEFUL
But the Condition Of the In
jured Man Is Still Very
Dangerous.

John Piero, jr., of SS2 North McKin-
ley avenue, who fell about sixteen feet
off tree few days ago, is still lying in
a dangerous condition at his home. The
injuries which he sustained were very
painful and severe, The attending ply
sician is hopeful for his recovery
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12
Probate Court.

Estate of r. H. wainwright, Massillon,
motion and bond of surviving partner
to take assets of Fuller No. mine ap-
proved and transfer ordered.
Estate of Magdalene Nauman. Can
ton, New bond ordered
Estate of Louisa Grange. Louisville,
will admitted to probate.
Estate of Abram Sponseller, Canton,
filed for probate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12
CANTON MAN
HOnOred at Philadelphia To-
gether With a Former
Canton Woman.

Frank McMurray, of this city, and
Kate B. Sherwood, formerly of Canton,
but now of Toledo, have been elected
chaplain and counsellor respectively at
the national convention of the Loyal
Home Workers, which is being held in
Philadelphia. This order Is an auxillia-
ry branch of the Grand Army of the
Republic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12
Tracing Stolen Animal.

A telephone message was received
Thursday night by Turnkey Riegler
from Medina stating that a bay horse
had been stolen from a stable in that
vicinity and requesting the local police
to investigate if any trace of the ami
.al could be found here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12

"Best on the market for coughs and
colds and all bronchial troubles; for
Group II has no equal" writes Henry
r. Whitford, South Canaan, Conn, of
East End Pharm., r. p Shanafelt &
Co.. Fishers drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12

II suffered with piles eleven years be-
fore using DeWitts Witch Hazel
Salve; now my health Is fully restored
feel like a new born man"-Conrad
Stauge, Pierz, MINI. A soothing,
healing preparation of standard merit;
Q. Miller, East End Pharm., r. P.
Shanafelt & Co.. Fishers drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12
Real Estate Transfers.
MASSIIION.

MASSILLON.
William q. Paul to Thomas Basch,
lot 270, 1857.
COUNTY.
c. c. Barrick to Alvis Lair, Kensing-
ton, Canton township, lot 1888, $500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12

|CA - II q RT A..
Boar, the ,Ths Kind You Have Always Bought
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DR.. HERBERT'S VIEW

My attention was directed 10 this
case on Monday evening A Chinese
doctor came to my office and started
in TO tell me about man with buboes
which had but recently appeared, and
he was very much alarmed. I asked
him why, and if he had seen any be-
fore. He said, Yes, l saw a woman
that way on November 10th. She had
a high temperature. had been vomit-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-03
R67ne WiadOmOSG
telegrafCzne.

Francuzkie wyrazy te-
chniczne, u1ywane we woisku
niemieckiem, majs hyG z roz.
kazu cesarza Wilhelma zasta.
phone wyrazami niemieckimi.
- W Rudzie pod Opolem
otwarto nova kopalnia wegla.
W}ascicielem jest hrabia Bal
lestrem, prezydent niemieckie-
60 parlamentu.
- Artystka Marie Geistin-
ger przybedzie ma goscinne
wystepy do Ameryki.
Jan Reszke palezy do
sp61ki kapitalist6w, kt6rzy W
Paryzu stawiaja nowy gmach
opery. Gmach bedzie gotow
przed otwarciem wystawy.
Kierunek artystyczny spoczy-
wac bedzie W rekach naszego
s}awnego rodaka.
w czeskim zakIadzie DO.
1oaniczym W Pradze wybuchla
zara&liwa epidemia. Zaklad
zamknieto.
W kanale Irlandzkim
szaleje niebe1pieczna burza.
- zona socyalisty doktora
Aveling, c6rka slawnego ME.
mieckiego socyalisy Karols
Marx, otrusa sFe, poniewaa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-03
Telegran1y.

LoNDYN, 3go Stycznia. -
Specyalna depesza z Rsymu
donosi, ze eskadra w}oska jest
W drodze do Carthagena W
Kolumbii, azeby Emusic tam
tejszy Rad do wyp3acenia od-
szkodowania, przyznanego
przez sad polubowny wierzy-
ielom Cerruti'ego. Admiral,
Pwodzscy eskadrs, otrzymal
Edto rozkaz zadsnia satysfa.
vi Ia obelgi miotane podczas
pat W seimie Kolumbii na
ID wloski.
ARra, ago stycsniaf =
,;hodzi sig pogsoska, 1e try.
! kasacyjny postanoWi1
Arowadzac Dreyfusa z po
do Francyi, z obawy,
10 ME ,,lynczowano".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-03
Amerykanie panami niasta wyspy.
DWoRoozNE zYczENIA 7E WASHINGTON
Roosevelt gubernatOrem stanie New York.

genrafoW amery ykansRlch on
cer@ie sztabu general guber'
natra hiszpa6skiego. Gdy
wsz-scy zebrali sic, wszedi ma
salstenze gubernator, general
Casnllanos, pokloni' sic 1gro'
mad'onym, podszedl do ku'
bs6skiego generala Rodriguez,
schwycl 60 "a obie rsce i po-
wiedzia}: ,,Bylismy nieprzyja'
cio}ni, lecz szanuje pana z
powodu pa6skiego zachowania
sic isposobu myslenia. spra,
via mi przyjemnosc, podat
panu moja dion. Rodriguez
odpowiedzial: ,,Dziekuie CT,
panic generate. Ubolewam uad
hisspa6ska armia, kt6ra me2nie
broni}a sztandaru, kt6remu "a.
przysisgia wiernosc. l mnle
sprawia radosc, ze moge panu
dion uscisnsG".
Punkt o godz. y zagrzmiaiy
dziaia i kapela pred palscem
zagrala hymn narodoWy hisz.
paGski, salutuisc hiszpa1ska
chorqgiew. Zaraz potem zacis.
gnieto ma drzewce wszystkich
gmacb5w rzadowych sztandar
ameryka6ski przy odglosie
dzvlak6w pieani The Star
Spauglei Banner. General
gubernator zwrocii sic do ame-
rykaGskich generai6w powo-
Iuj2c sig ma traktst paryzki i
na rozkaz swego kr6la, przela1
przegl 2
w}adze mad wysps Kuba W
reca przedstawicieli Stan6w
Ziednoczonych. z okien sail
zwierciadlanej widac byio
sztandary gwiazdziste, zatknie'
te ma szczytach twierdzy Caba.
mas arsena{u.
Ze lzami W oczach pozegua8
general Casteilanos sWoich
ofcer6w, mowisc, ze brad
udziai we wielu bitwach, lecz
W aadnej z Mich ME straci} tax
dalece przytomno5ci umyslu,
jak dzisiaj. Przeszedl przez
Plaza de Armas" W otoczeniu
swego sztabu, odwr6ci} sic raz
jeszcae, spojrzai pa palac, ma
kt6rego balkonie stall teraz
oficerowie amerykaGscy -
zniknal, udajqc sic do przysta.
nj, gdzie wsiad} ma okret i
odjecha} do Matanzas.
General Brook przyimowal
teraz W paiacu powinszowania
ofcerow odbiera} Cd pozosta,
lych W sluzbie wyAszych urze-
dnik6w kuba6skich przysiege
ma wiernoSG Stanom Ziedno.
czonym. q Washingtonu made.
szla depesza gratulacyjpa cd
prezydenta McKinley'a. Woj,
sko ameryka1skie przedefloD
waio praez g}6wne uIice stolicv
wyspy Kuby. Armia kuba6.
ska W pochOdzie tym ME braia
udziafu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-03
ba6czycy majs bye przyjmo.
wani do sluzby.

~
wani do sluzby.
WASHINGTON, 8 stycznia.-
W Bia}ym Domu przyjmoWal
prezydent licznych gosci, ska
dajacych mu noworoczne zy.
czenia. Pani Mckinley przyj.
mowala take wizyty. Bia}y
Dom byl bogato przystroiony
W kwiaty, palmy rosliny
doniczkowe. Przychodzili am
basadorzy wswych zlocistych
mundurach, ministrowie, gene.
ralowie, urzednicy z r6zuych
departament6w il czlonkowie
sadu najwyzszego.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 8 Stycz.
Gubernator Tanner urzsdzil W
SVEN mieszkaniu noworoczne
przyjecie. Oprocz 2ony znaj-
dowali sic PREY jego boku:
bvly gubernator Richard j.
Oglesby, kongresman B. F.
Caldwell, pulkownik N. B.
Wiggins, pulkownik J. Mack
Tanner i inni dygnitarze,
wsny,cy zonami. Gubernator
przyjmowa1 zyczenia podw4a.
dnych sobie urzednik6w of.
cer6w.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 8 Stycz.
Obie iaby ciala dyplomatycz.
nego zostana iutro zorganizo-
wane. 'Tymczasowym prezy-
dentem senatu zostanie Walter
Warden z Cairo, a sekretarzem
James H. Paddock re Spring.
field. Prezesem izby poselskiej
zostanie mianowany sedzia L.
Y. Sherman z Macomb, a kler.
kiem John A. Reeve 2 Deca.
tur. NiAsze uraedy zostana
obsadzone "a wzajemnem po.
rozumieniem sic partyj.
Posel Boyd oswiadczyl, re
ME bedzie popieraf aadnego
kandydata ma prezesa izby,
kt6ry glosowai "a bilem Allie
ma Demokratyczna mniejszosc
W senacje uznala swym przy-
w6dzc4 seuatora Mahoney.
ALBANY, N. Y. 8 Stycznia.
- Theodore Roosevelt, przy.
w6dzca dzikich jezdzc6w W
bitwach pod Santiago, zosta1
wczoraj instalowany jako gu.
bernator stanu New York.
Pomimo silnego mrozu bardzo
wiele publicznosci przybylo do
Kapitolu, aaeby uczestniczyc W
uroczystosci objecia rzad6w
przez dzikiego ofcera, Przed
inauguracya odbyl sic poch6d
stowarzysze6 obywatelskich i
rycerskich. Sekretarz stanowy
McDonough odebral przysiegs
cd nowego gubernatora.
LANSING, Mich, 8 Stycznis.
Gubernator Pingree wszyscy
nowo obrani urzednicy stanowi
z}oSyli wczoraj przyslegs /
objeli swe obowiazki. Wieczo.
rem odbyio sic W Kapitolu
wielkie przyiecie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-03
smiertelnie pOparzony.

Pani Marya Dukowska, zam. pm.
1853 W. 1913 str, onegdaj wieczorem,
chcac roznieci6 ogieh W kuchui, ma
laia matte ma tlejace wegle; powstaia
eksplozya suknie ma nieszozesliwej
sic zajely. MIN zdolano stlumi6 plo
mienie, pani Dukowska poparzyla
sic tax SLIME, re lekarze ME maja na.
dziei utrzymauia jej przy zyciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-03

SO mozliwe przy naszym nowym sy-
stemie wybierania jury; komisya sa-
przysieglych powinnaby istotnie
dosyc mied czasu do wybierania do
brych kandydatow wywiadywania
sic 0 ich kwalfikacyach W kazdej
dzielnicy miasta".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-03
Z Ziem PoIskich.

Brak ma1cgycie5i- batohc-
bich. w "Katholische
Schulkunde" (nr. 29), organic
naucaycieli, wychodzscym W
Heiligenstadt mad Renem,
zDajdujemy Masterpieces kore.
spondencya Bydgoszczy:
"W naszym obwodzie rejen.
cyjnym, dale sic uczuwac
wielki brak nauczycieli kato.
lickich. Zdarza sic czesto, ze
posady katolickie obsadzane
So nauczycielami protestanta.
mi, tax n. p. wspomns tylko o
przedmiesciu bydgoskiem
Bleichfelde, gdzie urzedowas
jeden tylko nauczyciel katolik.
Kiedy go przeniesiono do ia.
b}onowa, miejsce jego zaja}
nauczyciel protestant, kt6ry ma
stale zostal ustanowlony. Jest
wiele parytetycznych szkol,
jak n. p. W Schleusehdorf { y,
Lochowie it'd, W kt6rych, "a,
Mast ustanowiG W iednej q
klas katolickiego nauczyciela,
kt6ry r6wnoczesnie m6glby
udzielac nauki religii katolic
kiej, posilkuje sig wladza
szkolpa nauczycielem katolic-
kim Z sasledniej miejscowosci,
zniewolonym raz ma tydzie1
(!!) udzielac nauki reIigii.
Brakowi nauczycieli wyply.
waiacym ztad nieznosnym sto.
sunkom moznaby zaradzic W
ten spos6b, gdyby W zak}a-
dach preparand6w czarnkow.
skim i bydgoskim wiscei
uwzgledniano katolickich milo.
dzie6cow i gdyby PREY tych
zak}adach wiecej by}o nau.
czycieli katolickich. Zaklad
preparandow W Lobzenicy
przeznaczony by} poczatkowo
wylacznie dla mtodzie6e6w
katolickich. Poaiewaz jednak
urzeduje tam take nauczyciel
protestant, wiec zak}ad ten W
polowie odwiedzauy jest przez
mlodzienc6w protestant6w.
Tax samo jak W kobzenicy
ustanowiony jest nauczyciel
protestant, naleza}oby W
Czarnkowie ustanowic nauczy.
ciela katoliokiego i przyjmo-
wac m}odzie6c6w katolickich.
("Quod mihi - non tibi").
Prezes rejencyi p. Tiedemann
zamiast zajmowac sic epolityks,
powinien W to wejrzec i takim
stosunkom auormalnym zapo-
biedz, wszakze on tam jest
wszechWladnym pauem. Przez
d}ugi szereg lat odbywal sic W
bydgoskiem seminaryum nau.
czycielskiem kurs poboczny.
ktory dostarczyi wielu nauczy.>
cieli protestauckich. Czy2by
przy seminaryum kcylskiem
ME MONA urzsdziG takiego
samego kursu lub na kilka lat
paralelek? Aaradziloby sic W
ten spos6b brakowi nauczy-
cieli.
"Jeszoze jedno. W katolic-
kich zakladach preparand6w
W obwodzie bydgoskim pre-
waza jezyk polski. Poniewaz
jeduak ME wszyscy mfodzie6-
cy w}adaja W dostatecznej
mierze jsaykiem niemieckim,
ME przyjmuje ich sig do semi.
naryum. Gdyby ME stawiano
i'm tax wyg6rowanych asda1,
Q natomiast pomagano W jezy.
ku niemieckim w6wczas
daleko wiscej mlodzie1cow
katolickich poswieca1oby
sic stanowi nauesyeielsk kiemu !
y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-03

Potrzeba zbyt wielkiei iloscl
wojska, azeby bronlc Dreyfu-
sa przeciw jego nieprzyjacio'
lom, do kt6rych zalicza sic
wiekszosc ludu francuzkiego.
Zawiaza}a sic tutai liga pod
nazws LA Patrie Franeaise",
DO kt6rej naleza literaci, pro,
fesorowie i inni ludzie Wysoko
uksztaiceni. Zadaniem tel ligi
jest przekonac francuzks inte-
ligencye o potrzebie zgody dla
dobra ojczyzny.
PARHz, Sgo stycznia. -
Dreyfus by} jua W drodze do
Francyi, lecz tribunal kasa'
cyiny kazal go odeslac napo.
wrot ma Garcia wyspe.
LoNDYN, Sgo Stycznia, =
z dobrego zrodla pochodzi
wiadomoSc, ae przedstawiciela'
mi Anglii ma pokojowej kon
ferencyi W Petersburgu bsda:
ksisAe Walii, markiz Salisbu-
ry lord Rosebery przyda
nymi i'm do pomocy komisa'
rzami armii lsdowej i mary
narki. Jezeli ia wladomosc
sprawdzi sic, projekt cara ma
bierze wiekszego 2naczenla, nlz
posiadai dotychczas.
BERLIN, 3go Stycznia. =
Ksiszs Hohenlohe ME zgadza
sic z cesarzem IL klika jego
doradzc6w ma wydalauie au.
stryackich du6skich podda-
nych Z granic paGstwa niemie'
ckiego. Jeaeli cesarz ME zmle'
nj swej polityki, W takim ra.
zie kanclerz rzeszy niemieckiej
poda sic do dymisyi. W kolach
handlowych panuje wielkie
oburzenie ma obecny rad z
powodu niemadrej polityki,
skutkiem kt6rej upada ME-
miecki handel eksportowy.
Kupcy du1scy zerwali z ku'
pcami niemieckimi laczace ich
dotychczas stosunki.
BERLIN, 8 Stycznia. - Pc.
wien Amerykanin przesla} ce-
sarzowi Wilhelmowi GEEK ma
5000, proszac go, azeby wy
powiedzial swe zdanie % woj.
ME hiszpa6sko ameryka6skiej.
Cesarz odes1al GEEK do amba-
sadly ameryka1skiej i kaza1
powiedzieG ,ae ME ma ami czasu
ami chsci bawienia sic W pu-
blicysty ke.
BUDAPEST, 8 Stycznia. -
w Macy Komlos, W komitacie
Torontal zbuntowali sic straj-
kerry i rozbroih pacho}k6w
policyjuych, kt6rzy pragnsli
przywr6cit spok6j. Nastepuie
usi}owali spali6 dom sedziego
policyinego, Policya otrsyma-
Ia posilki / strajkierow rozps.
dzono.
MADRTr, 8 Stycznia. - Ge,
neral Rios przybyI do Marili
donosi, ze jego wOjsko opu-
sciIo wyspy Visayas j Geese
wyspy Mlndanao, wysadziwszy
W pcwietrze Il fort6w / cato.
piwszy wszystkie hiszpa6skie
statki na jeziorze Lano. Gene
RAJ Rios odjezdza II Stycznia
ma okrecie Leon XIII" do
Hiszpanii.
PETERSBURG, 8 Stycznia. -
Ma mocy carskiego uka2u
przelano z rezerwy cesarskie'
60 skarbu Is milion6w rubli
do kasy banku pa6stwa, a2eby
splaci6 temi pieniedSmi zna-
czna Geese diugu publicznego.
Upadais pogloski o trudno-
sciacb fnansowych, W jakich
wrzekomo znajduje sig Rad
rosyjski. 0 zacisgnieciu 40.
wei poayczki niema obecnie
mowy.
TT a CNI--s