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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02
GREAT DAMAGE
Done to Crops in Four States
by Hail and Wind.

st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. 2.-Reports re-
ceived here by wire from nearly all of
the grain growing states in the western
Mississippi valley indicate that i'm
measurable and widespread damage
to crops has been done in the last "a
hours by hail and winds.
The states that have suffered the
most are Minnesota, South Dakota, Iowa
and Nebraska. No accurate figures on
the total damage can be made, but it is
conservative enough to say that fully
half a million acres of richly fruited
crops have been leveled by the storm
Not only one cereal but all of the var
ious kinds that are particularly easy
prey to wind and hail, met injury. Corn
was crushed or torn up altogether; I'M
harvested wheat was fiattened and wide
strips of country cut down.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02
Aztec Calendar.

The Santa Fe route has issued a hand
some six months calendar, July to De-
cember, 1893, which contains six sepa-
rate reproductions in color, ski inches
of z. A. Burbank's celebrated portraits
OF Pueblo Indians; one for each month.
These are the same reproductions used
in Brush and Pencil" ana cannot be
obtained separately for less than $3.50
In fact some of them already command
a high premium. The Aztec Calendar
also has an engraved cover containing
a reproduction of the ancient Aztec Cal
endar stone. Obtainable for Is cents by
applying to W. j. Black, general pass
enger agent, A, T. q S. F. Ry., Topeka
Kan. May be ordered by mail.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02
NO COAmCONTRACTs.
Missouri Pacific Will Continue to Use
Coal From It's Mines.

The rumor which gained considera bic
credence. with regard to the Missouri
Pacific railway transferring its coal con-
tracts to an outside bidder, seems to
be a mistake. The rumor evidently
started from the fact that the Missouri
Pacific has advertised for bids for the
handling of coal from the cars to the
coal chutes at places where they have
stations for coaling engines.
The officials of the Missouri Pacific
give out the report that the railway
controls and expects to continue their
mines and the output of coal, and that
no anticipated change of this branch
of their business is under consideration
at the present time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02
MINERS' BLACK LIST.
Attorney General Receives Complaint
From Non-Uuion Man.

Some Of the non-union workers in the
mining district of southeastern Kansas
are complaining of the black listing
which they are receiving at the hands
of the organizations woman the
wife of one of the non-union men so
treated, has written to the attorney
general for the information.
Judge J. S. West answered the letter
by referring the applicant to the coun-
ty attorney.
At the behest of the union organiza-
tons in the state a stingent anti black
listing law has been enacted. The writer
of the letter referred to offers to furnish
absolute evidence of the claims she
makes and demands prosecution.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02
A CORSET TRUST
To Include All Manufactures Is In
Process of Formation.

New York, Aug. 2-The Times says:
featuring concerns in this country have
been obtained by parties who have been
at work for the past six months trying
to form a combination to control that
industry. 1t is proposed to organize a
company which shall take over all the
corset manufacturing plants available,
together with valuable trade mark
rights and patents. These properties
stocks of the united company.
The plan on which the promoters Of
the proposed combination have been
working contemplates the payment of
the present value of manufacturing
plants in actual operation and an addi-
tional sum for the good will of the bus
mess, the latter sum to be based on the
estimated earning s observation-disclosures
for a period Of ten years from the for
nation Of the combination.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02
FATHER OF THREE.
He Named Them After Naval Heroes,
Dewey, Sampson, sehIeY.

New Haven, Conn, Aug. 2.-Donato
Vece is the father of triplets born about
q month ago The youngsters were named
Dewey. Sampson and Schley and are in
fine condition. Two days after their birth
their photographs were taken and one
was sent TO Mrs. Mckinley. Yesterday the
following letter received from the White
House. says:
Executive Mansion, Washington. July
2S,-Mr. Donate Vece: Dear Sir-Mrs. Nc
kinley has directed me to acknowledge
receipt of your letter and to thank you
for the photograph. This evidence of your
thong htfulness is appreciated
GEO. 3. CORTELYOU.
Acting Secretary to President Mckinley"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02
BANKRUPT ACT
Has Not Proved So Popular az Was
Expected.

has been in oDer9fion 3 15aaT ana dfirine-
that time there have been filed in this city
1,55l petitions with the clerk of the United
States district court and 40 discharges
nave been granted The act has not been
as popular as was expected. Estimates
were made when the act was passed that
from 1000 to 15.n0O would take advantage
or II the nrSt year a il was believed that
there are at least 100000 persons in this
Sity with judgments hanging over them.
The clerk Of the United States district
court who has charge of the petitions
says that the number OF petitions filed in
the past year IS short about 400 in compar-
ison with the first year of the old hank
rupt act in 1867, when over !, 200 petitions
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02
JOIN THE SALVATION ARMY
Two Well Known New York Women
Enlist Under the Banner.

New York, Aug 1.-The Salvation
army has made two notable accessions
to its ranks in this city. Miss Cora Van
Norden, daughter of Warner Van Nor
den, president of the National Bank Of
North America, is one of the recruits,
the other is Margaret Simpson, daugh-
ter of the Rev. a. b Simpson, president
Of the Christian Alliance.
Miss Van Norden is well known in
society in New York and Newport. In
joining the Salvation army she followed
the example Of her sister Miss Emma
Van Norden, who joined the army in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02
TO FOLLOW TOD SLOANE.
Jockey Charley Thorpe Will Journey
to England In the Spring.

Chicago, Aug. 2-Charley Thorpe, one of
the most popular and competent of Amer
Jean jockeys, has concluded to journey to
england next spring and ride as q free
lance Charles brother today stated that
Thorpe had been anxious to try his luck
on the English turf for years, but hest
tated to go until he had enough of the
worlds goods to make him independent.
= ockey Thorpe is now in Colorado on a
hunting expedition He will ride in Cali
fornia for Burns and Waterhouse until
January and then will come east and ar
range to make a protracted stay abroad.
Fred Taral NAV accompany MIN.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02
INDIANS KILL STOCK.
Invade Montana From Canada-Au-
thorities Seem Powerless.

Helena, Mont, Aug. 2-The Canadian
Cree Indians who have been fnfesting
this section since late in the winter are
killing game and stock and neither the
state authorities nor the federal gov
eminent seems able to suppress them
Dr. W. a. Allen, who has returned
from a trip to Fergus county, said that
two different parties of Indians had
been caught killing stock on the range
he met eattlemau who tried to steal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02

up on some Crees who were killing an
animal, but they stood him off with
their guns. It is also learned that these
Indians have exterminated a band of
seventy-five antelope on Crooked Creek
about 200 miles north of Billings. Sheep
are meeting the same fate as cattle and
game.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02

The Mems Catholic Union viii give an
ice cream social tonight at Seventh and
Quincy streets. Good music and an en-
PERTAINING programme.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02
NOTHING TO ARBITRATE.
Senator Perkins Discusses the Boun-
Diary Question.

San Francisco, Aug. 2-United States
Senator George G. Perkins has :ust re-
turned from Alaska Speaking Of the
boundary dispute, the senator said:
I think the matter will be aTuicably
settled without arbitration. There is Moth
ing to arbitrate. It would be just as reas-
enable for US to insist upon taking UP the
old boundary question between the United
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02

States. and Canada again and declare our
dissatisfaction with the ferty-ninth de-
ognized the boundary fer which We are
son Bay company (which was practically
Canada at that timel exeeqted a lease for
ten years from Russia Of the territory she
is now contending for. This lease was
renewed for a second term, so what bet
ter proof could anyone ask of our owner
ship? These lands which the Hudson
Bay. company leased from Russia, and
England now seeks to lay claim to, we
purchased from Russia
In regard to the contract labor question
in Hawaii, Senator Perkins said:
1.-THE blame for all that trouble rests
with Senator Morgan of Alabama. He was
sent to Hawaii to frame a code For the
government of the island and had it not
been for his opposition, the laws now in
force in the United States in regard to
CONTRACT. labor would now be in force in
Hawaii"
The senator said that high license has
proven a success in Alaska
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02
piaoount Sale.

For short time we will give ten per
cent discount en- all watches and jew
elry. G. H. MORRISON,
sos Kansas Ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02

were given permission by the govern
ment to invade the domain set aside
for the Indians and many Americans
took advantage Of the concession.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02

The Mems Catholic Union will give an
ice cream social tonight at Seventh and
Quincy streets. Good music and an en-
tertaining programme.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02
Sale of Joe Patchen-

Columbus, O., Aug. &c. W. Marks
has sold his great PAGER, Joe Patchen,
2:01A, to Ed Mills of Boston for H. Y.
E1aWs of Johnstown. Pa. Mr. Marks SAYS
the price was $50 COO in cash.
The Mems Catholic Union will give an
ice cream social tonight at Seventh and
Quincy streets. Good music and an en-
pertaining programme.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02
ULCERS a
rzHfREn RY CHTICuRA.
CWFED on CUTICURA.

Ny mother has been victim to ulcers from
Varicose veins for thirty-fvs years. Eleven Of
these terrible sores have existed ct one time on
the limb affected. Excrueiating pain and intense
suffering were endured with all sorts Of remedies
on trial and nunaberIess physicians calls and
prescriptions applied, all with but little benefit
Al last the remedial agent was found IN CUTE-
cURA, which surely proved worth its weight IN
gold, slleviating pain and causing healing pro-
cesses TO commence and cure speedily Effected.
CufrcuRA Soar is cleansing, purifying and heal
ing in it's nature, proving itself most exeellens
and valuable auxiHary 20 CUTIcUEA (ointmsnO.
March l6, 1898. ". 7. MORSE, Cabot VI
w-Warm baths with CUrIcuH1 soar, gentle eisoiness
fnr9 vita UriCBMA. the great ekn cure aua pGreat q
enaoients and iia doses ofOUTicUnA
uurieers and huor cure1 have cured thou
Sands whose suffering rem huanera VS. almost oayora
sndufanes, hair felass or all gone
ssd throughoutths verd. PorTEA D. = SHEn co.'s
SAVE YOUR HAIR = E ass.s ss.1gg ss.. viz
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02

Some remnants and short lengths of En- vd
broideries, worth up to sc, for. ..........A ~
Fine Satin Palm Leaf Fans, sold for Sc T.
4 or
All Colored Leather Belts that sold for Csc nc
For ............
All of our Fine Leather Belts, with fancy k0c
bead and jet trimming, sold as high as $2..OU
Hemstitched Doilies with drawn-work cor &c
ners, sold at 15c, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ladies Fancy Carriers, some plaid silk with belt,
some round g a6 with jewelled buckles 50C
Some Coored Cut-work Spachtel Scarfs R0c
and Shams sold at 1925 for .............OOO
A lot of Silk Fringes for Grapes, Curtains, I0c
etc, some sold at 25c and Soc, will be, yd, u
Silk Rulings JUDY Trimmings, and Silk R0c
Pleatings, worth up to 50c-TomOrrow, yd., u
Silk and Satin Puff Ties and Pique Collars, Ec
(Ladles) for. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Silk and Satin Ties for Ladies, String or me
Puff, sold up to 25c for. ................ u
White Pique Embroderies, sold at 40c, 43c, orr
and 5Oc-for, per yard .........-.. ....... ZUO
White Pique-embroidered Skirtings, sold at ENC
Striped Art Tickings, Japanese Denims, and INC
Pillow Cambrics, sold up to Doc yard, for u
Tinted Denim Doilies that sold at Sc If
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-02

tanned a dozen of their friends Tuesday
afternoon in honor of their cousin, Miss
Hazel Allen Of st. Louis. A guessing
contest was one pleasant feature Of the
afternoon; the prize was won by Miss
Louise Willis.
Those invited were Miss Grace Frost,
Miss Louise Willis, Miss Reita Upde-
graft. Miss Bertha Beal, Miss Florence
Bailey Miss Eleanor Thompson, Miss
Anita Collins, Miss Bessie Miller, Miss
Mamie Veale, Miss Ethel Morton and
Miss K5ttie Gilmore
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-16

wr6cif po 6 miesiecznej podr6zy do
Spokane, W hotelu wystrzafem 2
rewolweru smiertelnie ranif zons,
zastrzelif swego osmioletniego syn
ka, ranif W noge syna 5letniego W
koncu sam sobie zycie odebraf. Po-
wodem zbrodni miafa bye zazdrosc.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, 16 Grud.-
Speeyalna depesza Fort Dodge,
Ia, donosi: Wczoraj wieczoIem
odby}y sic rozruchy robotpicze ma
kolei Fort. Dodge & Omaha. Okofo
100 robotnikow r6znejj' .narodowo-
Sci wziefo W Mich udziaf. Kolej
Illinois Central podobno. przyrze-
kfa i'm zawiesc ich do Chicago po
ukonczeniu roboty, ale ME dotrzy-
mafa przyrzeczenia. Lndzies byli
pijani robil ogromne hafasy. Ia
Rad kolei zawezwaf policya, ktora
nadszedtszy, zapedzifa robotnikow
do wagonow kolejowych. Wagony
to przyczepiono do pociagu osobo-
wego wywieziono "a miasto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-16

W jednem lub drugiem miejscu,
podczas gdy srodka bronifa lima
brygada. General Hart miaf sztur-
mowac brod levy, gen. Hildyard
prawy, a gen. Lyttleton zasfaniac
ich miaf we srodku. Juz wczesnie
rano spostrzegfem, re gen. Hart
ME bedzie W stanie przeforsowac
przeprawy natychmiast kazafem
mu sic cofnac. Zaatakowaf jetina-
kowoz nieprzyjaciela bardzosdziel-
ME, naczelny jego battalion, Con-
naught Rangers, zapewne znaczne
poni6sf straty. Pulk. j. G. Broske
zostaf ciezko raniony.
,,Rozkazafem nastepnie gen.
Hildyacdowi isc naprzod, co tez
uchynif. Jego puik ma czele idacy,
East Surrey, zajai stacya Colenso
i domy W poblizu mostu. W tejze
chwili usiyszafem, re GAIA artyle-,
rya, ktora wysiafem do zasfaniania
atakz, IA Is baferya polna 6
dwunastofuntowych dziaf marynar-
ki, pod pufk Long, dotarla az pra-.
vie do rzeki, gdyz Long chciaf sig
zblizyc ma odlegfosc strzafu armat-.
niego. Okazafo sic jednakowoz,
re GAIA okolica villa sic cd nieprzy-
jaciela, ktory nagle cafkiem q bli-
ska rozpoczaf ogien morderczy j
powystrzelaf wszystkie konie, tax
IL kanonierzy zostai zmuszemi po-
zostac przy dziafach. W tax AVA
nej ,,donga" pozostawiono kilka "a
przegow ola ochrony wojska: usi-
iowano przeto "a ich pomoca rato-
wac dziafa. Ale ogien zansdto byf
gwaftowny kap. Schofeld j kilka
woznic, kt6rych nazwiska podam.
uratowafo tylko diva dziafa, Potem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-16

COW ma przybyc do Kapsztadu
pomiedzy II Grudnia as Stycznia.
Przywiozq one $1,000 woiska wszel-
kiego rodzaju, ale jezel gen. Bull
lerowi ME powiedzie sic odniesc
tymczasem zwycieztwa, mad Boora-
mi, to przez jake diva tygodnie
wojska angielskie tylko bronic sic
beda musiafy, przybyciu ma Cd.
siecz miastu Ladysmith mowy bye
ME moze.
WASHINGTON, logo Grudnia =
Department. wojny otrzymaf cd
gen. Otisa nastepujaca depesze:
Batcheler "a batalionu piechoty
donosi, re dnia 7go b. m. stoczy}
bitwe u zbiegu rick Mapat j Rio
Grande W prowincyi Isabella, W
kt6rej nieprzyjaciel pozostawif W
okopach zabitych 5 smiertelnie
rannych. Po naszej stronie jeden
zofnierz utonaf, 4 zostafo ranio-
nych. Powiada, re potrzebuje
odziezy, prowiantu j pieniedzy.
Wkrotce dostanie sic do Tuguega-
TO W prowincyi Cagayan. Bez
watpienia fota mu wczoraj przy-
byia 2 pomoca. = Dzis rano przy-
byfo Ats jencow. So miedzy mimi
chorzy z vigan, W liczbie 120.
Young donosi Banqui W pofno-
cno-zachodniej czesci wyspy Lu-
zon, re wojsko jego jeszcze sciga
powstanc6w, ktorzy maja przy SO.
bic 25 jehcow amerykanskich.
Kraj tam bardzo dziki. Nasi zof-
nierze, chociaz zdarfo i'm sic obo-
vie, sciga ciagle nieprzyjaciela. =
Jest ieszcze W rekach powstancow
okoio 1000 jencow hiszpanskich,
gi6wnie ma polpdniu. oczekujq "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-16
Sprawy poIskie W sadach.

- W sadie wyzszym Superior
Court pred sedzia Gary: Wieczo-
chowski skarzy Stall No. 1922. /,
- Pred sedzia Chytraus Klecka
skarzy West Chicago st, Ry.. Co.
No. 1853.
= Pred sedzia Holdom, Mar
szafek skarzy Pike No. .4507.
= W sadzie okregowym ( Circuit
Court pred sedzia Clifford, Dom
browski skarzy Radzinskiego No.
6o52,' =
= Pred sedzia Smith, Damah.
ski skarzy Schrade No. 9402. Il
- w sadzie okregowym Circuit
Court wni6sf skarge Szczepan Ra-
packi przeciw 6. juno. r. r. Co.,
0 $4,000 odszkodowania No. 2o2,-
57l. !
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-16
PRETORIA, 1890 Grudnia.

Ogfoszono tu masterpieces depesze
cd generafa Cronje, jeszcze d. IL
bm,: ,Wczoraj do godz. 6 6odbywafy
sic rome male utarczki. W koncu
ozwafy sic dziafa. Skandynawczy-
cy szturmem zajei trudne stano-
wisko, ale ME zdofali go utrzymac
iponiesi znaczne straty. Me mo-
gfem i'm wysfac posifk6w. Anglicy
mieli silly przewazajace, ale musieii
stracic przynajmiej 1000 ludzi "a
bitych irannych." .. ~
Inny urzedowy raportkap Finn
harta donosi: ME byfo mowy o
poddawaniu sic. Burgherzy wal
czyli nadzwyczaj mezniei utrzyma-
Ii sic ma stanowisku posr6d gwaf-
townego ognia :Anglik6w. Nasze
dziafa mafo pomagafy. Anglikom
DUO pomagaiy :bomby. Me wien
dokfadnie, jake byiy nasze straty.
Wynosify okofo stu zabitych. i ran
nych." o
LoNDYN, logo Grudnia. = De-
pesza generafa Bullera, nadana d.
Is bm. o godz. 6 min. 20 wieczo-
rem, brzmi jak nastepuje: " ubo-
lewaniem zmuszony jestem doniesc
o znacznem niepowodzeniu. Dzis
rano godz. wyruszyfem z cafa
moja sifq naszego obozu W pobli-
zu Chievely. W rzece Tugela znaj-
dujq sic diva miejsca pfytkie, kt6re
W br6d precise MONA i zamiarem
moim byfo przeforsowac przejscie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-16

jeszcze kt6rys ofcer, ktorego naz-
/ wisko jeszcze mi nieznane, 2 trze-
ma zaprzegami zrobh probe. q Is
|, koni 13 zostafo ubitych, a re ranio-
|. nych tez 'byfo kilka woznic, przeto
ME dopuscifem do dalszych prob,
gdyz byfoby to niepotrzebnem ma
: razaniem zycia ludzkiego, Woj-
skom pozbawionym osfony artyleryi
! rozkazafem sic cofnac, co tez W mai
wiekszym porzadku wykonano.
W ciagu cafego dnia prawemu mo-
jemu skrzydiu zagrazaf nieprzy-
. jaciel W znacznej sile, ale W szachu
utrzymywafy go konne oddziafy
pod lordem Dundonaldem czesc
{ brygady gen. Bartona. Byf upaf
niezmierny nadzwyczaj dla wojsk
uciazliwy, ale zofnierze dziehie sic
trzymaG. Pozostawilismy ma polu
bitwy dziesiee dzia}, jedno straci-
lismy W ogniu. Straty W brygadzie
gen, Harta So jak sic obawiam,
wielkie, chociaz nam nadzieje, re
stosunek ciezko rannych ME jest
znaczny. Take 14i 66 baterya
polowa znaczne poniosfy straty.
Cofnelismy sic do naszego obozu W
Chieveley."
LoNDYN, 1890 Grudnia. =
Natychmiast po otrzymaniu depe-
sly Cd Bullera, departamnet wojny
postanowif zmobilizowac nova dy-
wizyq, azeby wyr6wnac straty arty-
leryi. Posilki wysle sic jak maj
predict. Pietnascie transportow-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-16
Telegrarny.

LoNDYN, logo Grudnia. =
Department. wojskowy otrzymaf
depesze donoszaca, re gen. Butler
dotkliwej doznai porazki i stracif
IL dziaf. Probowaf on precise
przez rzeke Tugela. Przekonawszy
sic, re ME da sic to uczynic, dat
rozkaz cofniecia sic, by uniknac
STRAIT wiekszych. Pozostawif IL
dziai ma polu nieszczesliwej dla SIZE
bic bitwy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-16
Rome wiadomosci
telegraficzne.

z Hamburga donosza, re od-
kryto tam W urzedzie poboru po-
datk6w defraudacye, kt6re przez
ubiegfych 5 lat doszfy do sunny 2,
100000 marek.
= Noworoczne zyczenia maja
bye skiadane cesarzowi niemiec-
kiemu tym razem o p6fnocy.
W Peru nowy cabinet ziozo-
no nastepujacych czfonkow: DR..
Rivaguro, prezydent ministr6w i
sprawy zewnetrzne; pdfk. Para,
sprawy wewnetrzne; DIR. Romero,
sprawiedliwosc, DIR. Belaunde, f.
nanse; gen. velarde, wojna; pufk.
Zegarra, roboty publiczne.
Z Kulkutty donosza zwiek-
szajacej sic nedzy. Okofo 2,250,0oo
ludzi otrzymafo wsparcia.
= w Portau Prince ma wyspie
Hayti spalifo sic wczoraj IL do
NOW ma ulicy Reunion.
= Numa Droz, byiy prezydent
Szwajcaryi, umarf we wieku 56lat.
w Kolonii dwoch zoinierzy
pokaleczyio smiertelnie pewnego
fabrykanta, ktory ujaf sig "a die
wczyna przez mich napastowana.
Cafy garrison ME otrzyma urlopu
swiatecznego, jezei ME wyda sic,
ktorzy to byli zofnierze.
= nReichsanzeiger" ogfosif usta
we zabraniajaca tworzenia stowa-
rzyszen politycznych.
= Straszne burze 2trzesienis
ziemi zrzadzify ogromne. szkody W
Japonii. Ma wyspie Cerarm cafa
lndnosc zginefa W powodzi.,W pro-
wincyach Pauldy i Sam asvoroe,
liczacych 170O dusz, wszyscy po-
tonei W powodzi lub poginei W
skutek trzesienia ziemi. !. -
w skarbie St. Zjedh. .got6w-
ka wynosi s2S7, 1896, ,129; tego re.
zerwa zlota s243, ,273,296.',
Ma konwencyi ligi reformy
sfuaby cywilnej W Indianapolis,
Ind.,.. obrano ponownie dawnych
urzednikow.
- Nowy gubernator Kuby, gen.
Leonard Wood, wyjezdza dzisiaj .
New Yorku do Havany.
w Pittsburgh, Pa, zapowie.
dziaf zarzad fabryki ,Jones &
Laughlin Iron & Steel Co., ze Cd
1 Stycznia robotnicy W departa-
mencie stall bessemerskiej otrzy-
maja podwyzszenie pfac o 10 pro.
cent. Dotyczy to lOOO robotnikow.
Ma miejsce polegiego W Ma
talu gen. Wauchope'a, udsje sig do
Afryki gen. Hector Nc Donald
kt6ry pod Omduraman grozaca kle-
ske zamienif ma swietne zwyciez-
two.