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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-01
UNION PACIFIC HOSPITAL FUND.
Receivers Arc Discharged From
Further Responsibility for 1t.

ST PAUL. Oct. Sl.--Judge Sanborn
made an order today for the discharge OF
the receivers of the Union Pacific Rail-
way Company as receivers of the hospital
fcnd. upon their paying into the registry
OF the court the remainder Of that fund
which has not been distributed, and p,ac-
ing their report on file for the time pre-
scribed by the rules OF the court.
The amount OF money for distribution 20
those who contributed TO the hospital
fund Of the railway was s6i 2a2 30. The
amount of claims allowed was s25s, SO.
The number OF the allowed claims was
2ssi Allowed claims TO the amount OF
s. 1926 have not been presented to the
receivers for payment and that amount
OF money was ordered by the judge to be
deposited in the registry OF the court. to
be paid to the claimants as they appear
by the clerk OF the court at Omaha.
No fees or allowances were asked BY the
receivers. their counsel or the special pay
master for the services OF administering
and distributing this fund. and none was
allowed, but the entire fund was distrib-
uted to the contributors after deducting
the actual necessary expenses, hire of
clerks and printing.
No objection was made to the report of
the receivers. and they we're commended
by the court.
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charged win Embe..lemeut.

NEW * Oct. 3i.-Frederick n.
YuengiiDg. one ~ the well-known brew
ers, had hearing before United States
Commissioner Alexander today, on the
complaint made BY the British consul gem
erat charging him with embexzlsment, In
RossisuA. T. c.. and asking for his ex-
tradition
Young Yuengiing was arrested about
three weeks ago on complaint Of the Lion
Brewing Company. nj Rossland. charg-
ing him with having emhexzied from the
company sg75. He was general manager
of she company at Rossiand.
number az dispositions were read,
tending 10 show yueneling's guilt, and
then adjournment was had 70 November
Z for the purpose OF procuring other depo.
siftpns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-01
WILL HOLD INSTITUTES.
Series of Meetings Announced for
Farmers of Western and south
ern Washington.

Special Dispatch to the observation-disclosures.
PULLMAN. Oct. I.--A series of Farm
sTs' Institutes VIII be held in southern ard
Western Washington, beginning Decem-
Der 3 and continuing until December Il,
under the guspices OF the State Agricul-
tural College and Experimental Station
Prof. Spil.lnan. OF the department OF ag-
riculture. DR.. Nelson, OF the department
OF veterinary science. Prof. Fletcher, OF
the department Of horticulture, and super
intendent Doodle. Of the Puyailup expert
ment station, will be the principal in
structors. They Will be aided at local
points by II. l.. Blanchard, OF Hadlock !:
Mr. A Il. Leckenby. the grass expert. and
Prof. ]. A. Baimer former professor Of
horticulture at the agricultural college.
The itinerary Is as follows:
December and 1, Goldendaie.
December and s. Vancouver.
December and 5, Centraiia-
December 10 and II, two Institutes will
be held. one at Sidney, the other at Mount
December u and IL. Kent
December IL and Is. two Institutes viii
be held, one on Dairy and Live stock.
man and DR. Nelson the other at North
Yakima. which viii be fruit institute, in
charge Of Profs. Fletcher and Balmer.
December II and IS Sunnyside
December 10 and 20, the closing institute
OF the series. at Ritzville.
Programmes Will be published In the
near future for all Of those institutes
Local committees are expected to take
the matter actively In hand and work lp
a good attendance and make provision for
the local entertainment. Numerous appli-
cations for Institutes have had to be re-
iected for lack of sufficient time. IT is
expected that many hundreds OF farmers
and fruit growers viii be greatly proiited
by these institutes. second series Tor
Eastern Washington will be held next
February. 1t is also understood that one
OF the prominent railway systems Will run
a farmers excursion 10 the Agricultural
experiment station at Pullman. some time
during the winter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-01
BRANCH MINT FOR CANADA.
nrtttsh Government Consent. 30 ITS
EstahiishsoeRt--Ran no
Net Favor ~.

SyecfEl rexratch o. thss Pest 1ptsiifrenro~
OTTAWA a. tA,t Rbn Cara iiEn min
ister ~ fraace hss ilsi arncnn1sf that
arrangements hRg@ beeH eimnletea fr
fhe establishment 90 rafat S. CsHa -
rhfs = designed ~ annshcr forward sfan
In the direction ~ rational in,taHs n9ance
n q
II uansanW hls Annource rneu, IRE mir
lister ~ finance ssi8i we fee that ~ the
geif neefet ~ Canada woal3 NOT take na
al tho trie ~ the nsirf ana therr fnre
negefiatRA Ter ans eEgntitsN nssrf hera ~
q hvsnet - she grssl wlnt - rroaf
" ,eln We eaNe 1ttalnct sht co9seess
3 branch rrtnt which wtl rake ma natv
otr Nwr cntrs Nft also ft~gfleh sewer.
eisus whiFh arr cyrrent the ~ over
r,,r,lniea parliament ~ ts,ish s.-sv
cfHeeE Bt epnverfenf 0nirfs o. srnf tfe
COLA whirh ~ fHr0sf ints Use raraf.r-
mint csr - maae intr tstaatn rslns
krHwn tha Narid over
1his rtws wni tanhtses crafty .h-
r1iafng cf'frratfr'fr n ransta WhltA 81
Nt3 ~rthafiF henent The rerrFso
fesnNfre' ass1fI4tav hnwevrv NRv : ser
frru eavnFahir g. fhe esra ffissr-r-+ - 4.
~ ne ir fhis raHufrv arf e nay - fasan
fnT ErHnfet that RE LRrtfian tarnsrsr
EeAcss in thp cnet ~ w.rrk'sr 49, ,7.,,s
IL is netrfef orr thf Western Aas.raffs.s
eNrsnTiener eern7e 81 have r~en rar- tha
presence - rnirf l~ ecurfrv ray ~
hN0re 'hr market rrire ~ Eia whefhrr
8rfrsiiy treated AZ th# -etrf ~ 80 ~
rafiacirc the r1st ~ fls 8Isuosai
IN Australia the marked uriee wa.
raised about = cents ~ ounce ara -
ere Vslre - fhe rrlf rrastirg.f IT, .A,t
country. last wear sr1ogrteA a. So o. ~
the extra earnings N ERE rnfr{nr conn
raunifv hecRfse - the eyta hfish~nrr,- -
che mint. would be about ts3f a,a THE
eutngi o. rn's ~ Canada has were han
Doubled during the past four years ara
row BIDS fair 20 ~ LARGELY IN ~. 90
crosse n coming years. The saving. there
fore. calculated anon tho Australian hes
would b considerable. Iaa1fir- Cana.sf.r
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TORE FLAG FROM THE WALL
Frenxted Action Charged Against
Fred q. Merrill, n Prominent
Democratic Orator.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post -Infeiligencer.
TACOMA. Oct. 3i.-~Serious charges are
being preferred against Fred G.. Merrill.
a prominent Democratic orator. who has
stumped Pierce county several times since
the present campaign opened.
Merrii. spoke at Gig harbor Saturday
evening and In the course OF his remarks
became worked UP TO such a beilicose
pitch that. according to affidavits made
BY citizens OF that place. he struck his
fist through a picture OF Mckinley, which
was hanging on the wall and then tore
the American flag down from the wall.
where II was being used for decorative
purposes. exclaiming. as the flag lay on
the floor. LET u lie there. II is not ut
10 fcat any longer over a free people"
Mr. Merrill makes a denial. which he
supports with counter affidavits.
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WILL STRIKE AGAIN.
Dupsmuir's scotch Miners Not Pleas
ed with Conditions.

Special Dispatch 70 the post-rntellIgencer
NANATMD. B c.. Oct. H.--Premier
Dunxmuir's 90 Scotch miners. imported
10 replace Chinese discharged and who
struck against conditions at Union and
got Raiph Smith, the labor leader, TO In
tercede with DunSmnir, who agreed to
pay 81 n day and work at extension
mines WITH strike again Thursday morn
Ing Yesterday the bosses informed the
scnichmen the 81 rate would stop al the
end OF October when they would have To
take chances. which means $50 day.
The Seotchmen. who sent delegate here
today 10 get Smith 10 see Dunsmuir for
them declare the local mines dangerous
and they object 10 working slngiy. having
always worked In pairs. All want 20 re-
turn 10 Scotland and express disgust with
conditions here Considerable trouble IS
anticipated.
r. G Mitchell. Cassiar prcspector. hiss
arrived here and reports "A strike near
pease lake. six dollars 10 tn. pan A
hig American company is putting In an
elaborate plant nj Gsbhett crack. the
richest spot In the district They VIII
work 1t 10 the fun extent next season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-01

PORT HURON, Mich. Oct H-The
Chicago a Grand Trunk railroad was sold
al noon today under FIRST mortgage fore
closure proceedings, brought nv the Mer-
camille Trust Company ~ New York. IN
accordance with a decree Of the United
States district court General Manager
Charles VI Hays and r. w. Me6daugh
~ Detroit. representing the atockholdera
we're the only bidders. the road being
aaia 10 them for s. 7AA Tli Of this amount
s. M7 ea1 represented the mortgages ard
s15t1H MS interest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-01
mo MEETING AT ruyALLur.
Nsssrs. Wilson aud Kerr speak "a
Apprertattv~ Audience.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post .inteliiaencer
PuyALiip, Oct M,s-A rauslng Repuh-
licRn rally was held In Puyallur tonight
IL Robinson hall Hon. j. l. Wilson and
Hon. j A. Kerr were speakers OF the
evening. each giving = comprehensive re-
view ~ the issues ~ the campaign from
Republican standpoint.
a istsr and spprcciatlSe audience greet
"a she speakers. The addresses which
occupied nearly three hours N delivering
were marked ~ frequent bursts az an.
r'ausr throughout A number ~ yacal
SELECTIONS ere rendered Music was fur
uiNhaa hg the Pas alum orchestra
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-01

TRENTON y j., Oct si--T'he hoars 81
BISHOPS ~ ghe Ma1hoiiSi Episcopal church
~ America began ~ sefri-annual session
IN NE FIRST Methodist Episcopal church
today Tnere were eighteen bishops pres
onf Tire session viii, be private. Am0ns
the matters that win come w for SETS
fieuaHf IN TIRE nAnainE ~ bishops 10 pro-
siae 81. the different canfsAsnCes through
ont The country. between January J and
IMMn I nNxt Year.
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Special Dispatch TO the Observation-Disclosures
COuPENfLLE. Oct. I--The Republican
candidates for office In Island county are
speaking OF the campaign was held In
Uteaiady precinct last Saturday night, all
the local candidates being present. The
Demo-Pops are fighting each other. so
there viii be a slim chance for any OF
them In this county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-01
is PROBABLY DEMExrED.
Young Man Who Demanded Money
From the PuIlmans.

NEW YORK. Oct ai.--The young man
who for several years annoyed the Pull
mans IN Chicago by demanding money OF
them and calling himself Gustave Pull
man. was arrested here today This at
ternoon he called AZ the hotel where
Young George and Sanger Pullman are
living and sent his card up 70 the former.
turned and demanded ss0en He was
again pat out. and on his third visit was
arrested. After being arraigned in police
court he was taken TO the insane pa
vilion NJ Bellevue hospital for ohserva-
f{o-
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Empire city Har~s.

NEW YORK. Oct N--Tne weather wa. cold and
track slow At Empire City today Resaiss.
About SIX furionss-Eihn couig won. reaeral.t
second Monmouth Roy third rirHs, ilI
Mite and sixteenih-B Belle 81 Orleans won The
Chamberlain seccud Borough third. Time. lssM
About six fFrionss-sIien Nellie wen Reina az.
ond Katherine third Time. ii2
Mile and sirtrenth--farez won King nrarpbie
secvnd Dnoro third riuac. ssA
Five and hair frienss-f hurfannnis won LADY
~ the valley secgnd, Srret Tooth thi-d Time. 20
Nile and serenity yarls~@f Ffnnsn won Dan
Cupid second, Mcleod OF Dare third. Time. iss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-01

Special rfspatrh - the Post. fnte'1iwe neer
TACOMA oct. - - Dennis ken~cfv an
eccentric hiimA man ~ this citw WIS
riaeea una~r arrest hars TO-DAY ana so
morrow Wit te eNen,insd 80 te hlk sanity
Knnnstv "a ssmFvNat ~ a frNak Al
thaarh bird ~ has invented ar inruNa-
Ger and several other articles az domestic
esiittx Whseh exhlh3t remark khic irrs-
uuity
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CHICAGO. Oct. 81 The Lakeside feature today
was the meeting N Robert waddeIi, Benckstt and
Al Brown Results.
Five and half furlones-Dvoune won Pirates
Queen second, Ida v third Time. 1883
seven fnrlonEs-pirste J. won. Jina Gore III see.
ond. Scarlet LILLY third Time 1919
One mile--oxnard won. Sam Iasarrs Esq second
Dick fnrhes third Time. isTls
Five and half furionss~ Robert wsddeii won
Benekart second. Al Rro~n third Time. ,issS
One and onc-sixteeufh fniss-Strsnrest won
Chsnnccv Fisher seeond. MYTH third Time 81 rs
One miie-Faise Lead won. Mxcstoeo second
Brown Vail third Time, iss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-01
Mayor Hume~ at EiIen.burx.

Special Dispatch TO the acknowledgement.
ELLENSBURG, Oct. 3l.--Mayor Humes,
Of Seattle. and n. p. Fisk spoke TO a large
audience here tonight and were well re-
ceived. Congressman Jones closed the
campaign here Saturday evening and the
Mckinley Roosevelt Club has arranged
n splendid demonstration for him. inciud-
ing torch-light procession. 1t will be
the occasion Of the campaign.
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Enthu.Ia.m Wa. Manifested.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer
PORT TOWNSEND, Oct, 81. MIR. T. g.
whitney accompanied by local speakers,
has concluded most successful tour Of
the county In the interest Of the Repub-
fican ticket At every point they were
greeted by large audiences, and the great
est enthusiasm was manifested.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-01

srecssl Dispatch 70 the -fnteiiIsencer
TACOMA, Oct, y pepaty Shortly Rem
son Davis hae retpTnea frcfn Ssuinsr
where 30 WIS sent for ths nFotefsinn ~
twelve tRnN who are worRinx on a ranch
~ thar nlace ard against whnw whites
hal heen making thrrats Davis SAYS
matters have ruiefesi down and the laps
wiil nor BE- nolsxtef
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Southern Pncissc Meeting.

NEW YORK. Oct. sl.--The executive
committee OF the Southern Pacific Com
pany was In session today. but II was
said that only routine matters were con-
sidered. The board of directors will meet
on Friday to elect Charles NJ. Hays to
the presidency.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-01
American Runner won.

LONDON. Oct SIT r. Keane. the
American runner defeated r c. Bredin
English. In 350-vard race at Narthamp.
ton today for purse OF 600. Keane whe
had the best Of the start, won by tive
yards. Time. IS s-5 seconds.
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1880 te aela : Fnlr.

see al tNsna-a Fa tha Psst-fa r5sii7eee.s~.
ANFErEf% nct. 81 tt-ti Ars ~.
pfrtnfnt af this tiiy have arsaunc,9 4
-siraias aet far tr ~ hsiA fu fhafr
ha1 fsr ant ertire week hsrianfax W
u1ter F. rlg fiEso la syrs.etsss. The
Fartfs, q fraffFnai and social order =
thia c4tV. antet;atHe4 0Var 50 invited
xgests ln tar Firanea's Aau SArsAAy esers-
lnE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-01

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers. they fiji
ter out the waste or
impurities In the blood.
II they are sick or cut
Of order. they fail to do
their work.
Pains. achesandrheu-
ma,ism come from cx-
cess CT uric acid in the
blood. due to neglected
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-01
Akron Rioter Convicted.

AKRON. o., Oct. 3i.--Harvcy Earl. one
OF the rioters indicted by the special
grand Jury, was today convicted OF He
gally possessing and using dynamite This
Is the first OF the cases to be tried
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bankers, however consider the establish
ment Of q mint in Canada as not only use
ness, but viii prove a nuisance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-01
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
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kidney trouble
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick. kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
II used TO be considered sha, only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by frs, doctoring your kidneys The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Or. kilrner's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. II stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits fvtr
by all druggists In fifty z,.ss:S.fs::!:3
cent and one-dollar si,- N ;!,'se'
es You may have Inc. q IL szz 2
sample bottle by mail Home Of s~ampRoc.
free. also pamphlet telling you how to find
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Or. Kilmer
< Co.. Binghamton, N. Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-01
ORES AND
ULCERS.

Sores and uicssa never become ch.onie
anlens thc blood is ia poo condition ~ 10
sluggish. weak aud unable 10 thru Ca.
the ppssons that accumulate Ia H. The
SYSTEM mest he relieved al the uahealthv
matter througf the sore. aaa great .anges
u life would ioilow slpa.d Il heal before
the blood has been srAde pure ami healthy
and all impurities eliminated iroEi ehe ave.
TEN. SIS ; begins the care hy Grst cleans
ing and tnvsgosating the A,ooi. building
mp the general health AMI removing frosa
.n ~, sssssn a CONSTANT Dram
esssssmsssss UPON Tine SrSTEAs.
whsa this has hecn AccasssF .isas,l the ais-
charge gradually erascs, and The soee uF
ulcer hcala. II Is tho tendency ~ these olA
sgdoscnt Ssfys 81 grow worse and worse
and eventually % 8sssr0y the tsaaeN Loeal
spfaiSastens. whAle snatAiug ash "a sos,as
extent alleviate pals. cAnnot reach The seas
NJ tAc Easshlr = :. s sl1scs. Aaa go faNs,er
hos apparently hop~ieS@ y0er condition.
even shough yoGg coNs,stat.ea has broken
down. Il wisl tFsaG relief When nefsinw
else can. II supplies The fica, pare hlool
ncceSSarv 90 hesA the sure aed nourish
the aebsittsird. diss1.ra body.
MI ., Esihrrt L9ek Nys tss WtaNaa AEae
49, - ss4ss 50 my SO irsa en- kpsr Is
80 - 49, Fft Ffa NfNtttk 20 a. "a fAs
tgesss4 ne Asa rss4r tvs trtirs g. 81 z hrfsss.
tas tsaaa ~ ssslFt ] ~ss iagsa'sd tstss = 81,
an3 * EtR3r 8 asla Fe9tr ruFr hare tssa a r,rr.
Eexsls Wstl sa&a rtxr ssace
- 80 80 is 'he sly ppgcsy veg.
~A~& csahle blood passaes
"a Va known contains no
poisonous minerals 10
rat the dtgessson and
add 10, rAtlisT thaa re.scye your suffer
tngS II Year ID sh docs not heal readily
~hea scratched, bruised o. cut. vour blood
- IN had condition, and ANY ordinary sure
Is Apt % become chsonic.
send for oar TREE book and write uur
physicians about year case. We make 10
eaarge for thia service
uAs Srfi sFlclFle - ALBANIA GA
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Notice to Country People.

Oo MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT is special feature great
and growing business We give patrons the same
ana attention as though peentin prompt reply
is sent TO all letters of inquiry all
carefully filled according to instructions received
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-06

chell zgodzi sic ma ustanie strajku,
gdyz W razie przeciwnym przywod-
cy strajker6w poniesliby sromotna
kIeske. G6rnicy maja ochote roz-
poczae prace.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, 6 Pazdz. -
Dzis po pofudniu odbedzie sic tu-
tai wielka demonstracya g6rpik6w.
Prezydent Mitchell bedzie pre-
mawiac ma mityngu. General Co.
bin ME obawia sic rozruch6w, lecz
ME rozesle milicyi, dop6ki demon
strancya ME odbedzie sic.
SHAMoKIN, Pa, 6 Pazdziernika.
Urzednicy kopalni North Franklin
W Trevorton zapowiedzieli wczoraj,
re dzisiaj rano piszczalke parowa
dadza sygnaf, ze rozpoczyna sic ma
nowo ruch W kopalni. Wszyscy
przedtem zatrudnieni tam g6rnicy
mega wrocic do piracy. Kopalni
strzeze 800 deputowanych szeryfa
i policyantow. Jaki skutek odnio-
sfa odezwa, dotychczas ME wiemy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-06

Berlinska rada miejska posta-
nowifa ME winszowac cesarzowej
niemieckiej okazyi dnia jej uro-
dzin.
= Drugi burmistrz W Berlinie
Brinckman zapowiedziaf, ze miasto
powinno wykupie koleje uliczne,
stawiac do1ny z taniemi mieszka.
miami ola biednych i przeprowa-
dzac rome reformy spofeczne.
- Humorysta Mark Twain
wsiadf wczoraj W Anglii ma okret i
powraca do Ameryki.
w kanale suezkim utonaEokret
.Emir", wyfadowany weglem.
Przejscie przez kanaf wielkich O.
kret6w jest zablokowane,
- Rad wfoski wniesie zazalenie
do rzadu we Waszyngtonie, Re
anarchisci W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych maja "a wiele wolnosci.
W Belgii obawiaja sic rozru-
chow socyalistycznych podczas
dzisiejszych uroczystosci okazyi
slubu nastepcy tronu belgijskiego.
Gubernator Roosevelt ewiczyf
sic wczoraj W wymowie ma dwoch
mityngach repubikahskich: W
Davenport, Ia. iw Rock Island,
III.
= Gubernator Pingree zwofuje
ma przyszly Czwartek prawodaw-
cow stanu Michigan ma nadzwy-
czajna sesye.
z wiezienia Kankakee, ILL.,,
zbiegfo 6 aresztant6w, "a biafego
dnia.
w pocztach pofudniowego
Meksyku grasuje z6}ta Zebra.
- w Rose Hill, ILL.,, zachorowa-
10 ma dyfterye 100 os6b. q tych u
mario dotychczas 30.
w Georgetown, Ky, rozpoczai
sic process Youtseya, oskarzonegoo
wsp6iudziaf W zamordowaniu gu.
bernatora Goebla.
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zalatwieniu sprawy chihslsiej u
wzgledniano przyrodzone prawa lu-
du chinskiego, kt6rym mkt ME po-
winien rzadzic wbrew jego wolf.
Odezwa wzywa mocarstwa, azeby
zapobiegfy rzeziom W Armenii i
zwraca uwage ma moralne i mate
ryalne szkody, jake ponosi ludz.
kosc przez utrzymywanie olbrzy.
mich armij. Kongres zaleca usta-
nowienie miedzynarodowego sadu
rozjemczego, kt6ryby rozstrzygaf
wszystkie spory miedzynarodowe.
PARYz, ego Pazdziernika. -
Komisarze kalifornijscy ma wysta.
vie powszechnej postanowili wszy-
stkie przedmioty wystawione ola
rowae muzeom, szpitalom szkofom
paryskim. Prezydent Loubet O.
trzymaf st6} jednej taft czerwo-
nego drzewa swierkowego, majace-
go 8 stop srednicy. Przedmioty cd.
noszace sic do lesnictwa ofarowa-
no muzeum, szpital ,,Hotel de
Dieu" otrzymuje kalifornijskie
wilma i owoce.
MADRYT, 6 Pazdziernika. -
Senor Remoro y Robledo, kt6ry W
r. 1896 by} ministrem sprawiedli-
wosci W gabinecie Canovas del Ca
stillo, wywofaf wielkq sensacye,
przepowiadajac wybuch rewolucyi,
jezeli Rad ME przeprowadzi reform
W sprawie zmniejszenia wydadk6w