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Germany and Russia Refuse to Allow
Japan to Take the Lead
English Papers Say China Has Declared War the Civilized
Neutrality-suspicious. Have Long Been Preparing for the
Confct-Japs the Best Equipped OF the Allies.

grams from the Chinese legation in Ber-
lin and urge the other powers to follow
Germany's example.
The Russian general staff denies the
report that the Chinese have captured
Blagovetchensk, capital of the province
of Amur. and It is reported from Irkutsk
that the Russians have taken Aigum.
special dispatch from Tlen Tsin dis
tributes the number of killed at the cap
ture of the city as follows:
Russians, 1o Japanese. So British. 40
and Americans, 81.
The correspondent who sends this as
serts that thousands OF Chinese were
killed and that the fighting was still
going on when this message was sent in
various parts of Tien Tsin.
With reference to the rumors that Eu-
ropeans were seen working the Chinese
guns at Tien Tsin. the Standard learns
that eight Russian military instructors,
forcihly detained by the Chinese. were
compelled to work the guns. One escaped
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and reached the Russian lines with his
hands bound,
A special correspondent OF the Daily
Express at Tien Tsln contrasts the SPLEEN
did work and perfect equipment of tho
Japanese with tho "inadequate supplies
OF the British, German and American con-
tingents. which are terribly lacking in
the most obvious necessaries."
The first Boxer proclamation has made
its appearance in Shanghai. 1t declares
that Kwan, the war god desires the
blood of foreigners and threatens the
plague " she Boxer tenets are not fol-
lowed and spread.
The governors of the provinces OF Hu
Man Iiu Pc and Ho Nan have now openly
joined Prince Tuan and are marching
overland with their armlss to Pekln
A German relief column sent into the
interior of province OF Pan Tung to en-
deavor to rescue a party of thirty mis-
sionaries, German, American and English,
has returned without obtaining any lid
ings Of their whereabouts and it IS feared
that all have been slain.
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WI STILL HOPEFUL.

Washington, July lS.-Administration
officials and others IN Washington are
suspicious of the statements contained in
the Brussels dispatch saying that the
monitors OF the legations at Pekin were
in Prince ching's palace.
Minister Wa Is hopeful that the news is
accurate, placing his reliance on the we'll
known influence OF Prince Ching in Chi
nese affairs. He has visited the princes
palace in Pelkin, hut without the aid OF =
map Of the city was unable to definitely
locate It's strattgetic situation. Il Is =
lage building and is surrounded by wall
and he does not think il likely the rebels
would have entered the palace were the
prince there.
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London. July 10, a. m.--while evidence
accumulstes daily that China has long
been preparing a formidable military or
ganization in anticipation OF the present
conflict and that the area of rebellion is
continually extending, harmony among
the allies. which is necessary TO meet such
a grave situation, is still deplorably lack
ing. The Russians have refused Admiral
Seymours request to hand over the re-
stored Taku-Tien Tsn railroad to the
English company and 1t is rumored shat
Germany purposes taking serious indie
pendent step, namely, to patrol the Yang
Use Kisng with German men, war. Such
step would be greatly resented by Eng
hnd.
Still more alarming news has been COM
veyed to the Daily Express from Toxic, to
the effect that the apparent reluctance of
Germany and Russia to consent to Jap
anese commander for the army corps has
led the japanese government to delay the
forwarding of the division already mob'-
lized.
The Standard. In an alarmist editorial.
says; at is useless any longer to hide
from ourselves the fact that China has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
BEGINNING OF THE MASSACRE
ALL THE FOREIGNERS ASSEMBLED
IN BRITISH LEGATION.
They Hal been Under Fire for n
Week when the Messenger
Left the Chinese Capital

copyrighted 1900. by Associated Press)
Tien Tsiu. July 1S.-A messenger has
arrived here who left Pehin July /. The
foreigners at that time we're all in the
British legation. Chinese troops were be-
ginning to lombard the legations from
the streets. The legations had been un-
der rife Are for a week previously. and
In that time four foreigners had been
killed and thirteen wounded The marines
had unsuccesainlly attempted to capture
gunsoD a wall commanding the legations,
The legationers wsre supplies with an
abundance OF provisions.
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INVASION or SIBERIA.
II True, II Further CompIicates the
Chinese Troubles.

II True, II Further CompIieates the
Chinese Troubles.
London, july ls.-7Ii news Of the Chinese
invasion Of Siberia proves true It viii i'm
mensely complicste The situation from IA
International point OF view As stated In
the Associated Press st. Petersburg de-
patch OF July 10, the Chinese had already
persmptorily ordered all Russians to quit
Manchuris hut no one imagined they
would be sudacious enough to break QUO
OF their own country and attack Russian
territory. Such 40 attack, II II be made.
constitutes in itself declaration OF war.
rendering a formal notification needless.
A separate attack by the Chinese on Rus
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sia means giving Russia, according to
views expressed in Europe, additional ex-
cuse for an isolated descent on Pekln, and
an additional claim to assert a greater In
fiuence than the other powers and obtain
greater compensation when the given day
OF settlement arrives. hence extreme un-
easlness has been created In the chancel-
lorias by the latest development.
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JAPAN WOULD NOT CONSENT.
China Wanted an Alliance for the Destruction of
All Foreign Interests.

London 1sThe
alliance
to the
These proposals. Contemplated the conclusion
China foreigners the
of
and he
THE
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nEGAToNs wERE SAME.

Brussels July is.-The Belgian minister
Of foreign affairs, NJ De FaYereaux has
received a telegram from the Belgian le-
gaaion at Paris saying that the Chinese
minister, Su Kung. has received an official
Telegram announcing that the foreign min
listers In Pekin were safe on July IS.
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Over Two Hundred of the Ninth
Were Killed at Tien TSin.
Colonel Liscnm and Several of His Officers
Are in the List.
The Marine Corps Casualties Number About Forty.
The Total Losses of the Allied Forces Are
Now Placed at Eight Hundred.

copyrighted 190o,' by Associated Press)
Tien Tsin. Friday, July 13.--T p. M. via
Chez Foo, July 10. and Shanghai, July 49,
The battle which was begun with the at
tack by 1000 OF The allied forces charging
upon the walls of the native city at 2
o'clock this Afternoon continued all day,
two battalions OF Che Ninth infantry par
ticipating, 1t is reported that as of this
command were killed or wounded, includ-
ing fifteen officers. Colonel Lisoum was
killed and Majors Jesse NJ Lee and James
Reagan; Captains Charles r. Noyes, An
drew Brewster ana Edwin v. BuclSmiilsr
and First Ideutenants William X. Nayior
Louis p. Lawton, Harold Hammond and
Ira c. waidron were wounded. Among
the United States marines the ca uaitles
numbered forty Captain Austin r. Davis
was killed and Captain William b. Lemiey
and First heutenants Henry Leonard ana
smedley D. Butter were wounded.
The American contingent, after lying in
shallow hastily dug trenches full OF
water, facing the south wall of the city
and suffering for want of water and food.
besides being short OF ammunition. were
ordered by General Dorward to retire I'M
der cover OF darkness. The Russians were
outside the east wall while the Japanese,
British and French were close to the west
wall with the Chinese trying to flank
them. The walls were badly shattered by
shells The attack will be renewed in
the morning.
The total losses of the allied forces are
now placed In excess OF 800.
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ALIVE ON JULY 9.

Washington, July 1s.-.The state de-
partment has received dispatch from
Consul General Fowler at Chez Foo saying
that the governor Of Shan Tung wires
that his courier left Pekin on July 8. Tho
legations were stil holding out.
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Washington, July 1sy--Ihe war depart
port Of the r~tMts Of the battle at Tien
Tsin as follows:
Adjutant General Washington,
Chez Foo.-Cpsaahies In attach on Ten
Tgn, July 49, Kliied+--colopei e. H. Lis
cum and seventeen enlisted men wound
ed--Captain c. R. Noyes not seriously;
Major J Reagan. serious not dangerous
Captain 70. v. BuchmSiler, serious. not
dsagerous Lieutenant l.. p, Lawton, not
serious; lieutenant b. r. Lang, slightly,
and seventy two enlisted men. Missing
Two enlisted men. Coolidge !;
Coolidge. who signs the dispatch
lieutenant colonel Of the Ninth intan
Washington, July 1s.-Fhe folie
dispatch has been received at the
department.:
Bureau OF Navigation, Washington.
Chez Foo, July 1S-Latest report does
not Indicate that army officers Major Lee,
Captain Brewster, Lleutensnts Nsyior.
Hammond and Waidron are wounded.
Captain c. q. Long marine corps, wound
ed Second Lieutenant F. r. Lang, army.
wounded, An aide has gone to Tten Tsin
to get accurate information. Remey.
Second Lieutenant Frank n. Lang
reported wounded in the lighting at rien
Tsin by Admiral Remey. served during
the Spanish war as sergeant major and
second lieutenant in the First Maine vol
uuteer infantry and was appointed second
lieutenant in the regular army April 10.
1898.
Captain Charles q, Long OF the marine
corps, reported wounded, entered the ma
rine corps July l. 1891, having been APP
pointed from Massachusetts,. He had been
on duty at Cavlte, p. l., since April 3, 1893,
until ordered to China,)
oseoesOssssessesesssossssssss
1.-THE advices received by su Kung are
Identical with those received
Tuesday by the Chinese minister at WASH
ington, The date, July ~, corresponding In
Chinese calendar to our July %
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ROASTED TO DEATH.
People in New York Are Dying from
Heat by the Score,

New York. July 1S.-The hot weather
today caused, or contributed toward. the
death of more than seventy persons in
this city and vicinity. AS many more were
stricken and are in the hospital and some
of them will succumb before the night is
over. Meny of those who died from heat
were children
This was the third day OF the spell OF
intense heat. Late tonight the tempera-
ture moderated
Early this morning the sun began It's
deadly work and before the day was fairly
well started the hospitals were busy. On
the streets the temperature ranged from
90 to 105 and the official record from the
weather bureau. high above the ground,
was "a shortly before o'clock.
One death was from an attempt a sui-
eide, made while the subject was crazed
with the heat. Many children were hurt
by falls from fire escapes. on which they
had crawled for relief.
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Holland; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rob
inson. Normandie.
Houston Mrs c. H. Myers. Mrs. N
Webb, Park Avenue.
Mrs A. Stude Miss Emily Stude and G..
w. Stude. Marlborough.
Midhnd--F A. Cats, Continental
Mr.. and Mrs. ] B. Gill OF sherman
sailed on the Cymric for Europe today.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 1s.-The excessive
heat today caused the death of six peo-
pie in this city and two in Camden. y. j.
Forty cases OF prostration were treated
at the hospitals. This was the hottest
day OF the summer. The mercury rose
to 9s degrees.
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Pekin) ieifer of June 20 was received at
Tien Tsln July 70. The letter was
brought by a messenger. It says that the
legations are daily bombarded. Ammuni-
ton Is running short. Danger of massa-
ere Is !mmenent. Prompt relief Is earn
estly desired. The messenger says the
foreign minister considered 1t impossible
to procure provisions after July IL.
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hoMRARnEn nAILY.

Washington. July ls.-The Japanese le-
cation Inns received the following dispatch
from the minister Of foreign AFFAIRS al
Tokioi
Baron Nishi's Japanese minister At
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not be answerlble for events in chao
Sin. Ming Pc and chu chau. The for
eiguers are fleeing to Shanghai The
position is alarming. sixteen foreign
ers have arrived at Nankin from King
Pc, where the houses Of foreigners
have been burned and missionaries
horribly malireated.
The rebellion has taken hold Of
Southern China. The foreigners at
chu chau and in chau have bsen at
tackled and are fleeing panic stricken.
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Texan. in New York.

\ Especial 10 The Post,J
y York, July 1S.-The following
b. are registered at New York no.
paranza-K. H. Hardie Robinson.
bore.
keston-Mr. and Mrs. Max Fowler,
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Plttsburg, July 1s-The temperature to.
day was lower by 10 degrees than yes
terdly. Two deaths and a number OF pros
trations on account of heat are recorded.
as follows:
The dead
MRS. CHRISTINA WEAVER, aged So
JAMES BETHEL. aged 40
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Eood Laundry Work.

These words mean nothing unless YOU have
Pen the work OF
81 PACI<ARD's LAUNDRY.
Then you will learn what they stand for.
from the initial dip In the water To the
nal touch OF the finisher's iron. the work is
pne with the greatest care and will GER
Ainly give satisfaction.
Phones 332.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-11

pain. Rownoczesnie pojawiaja sic
| zapewnienia, re W og6le wiadomosc
o wyslaniu takiej noty zbiorowej
byfa fafszywa.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 11go Maja. =
Do miasta przybyf gubernator
Stephens, gf6wnie celem doprowa-
dzenia do porozumienia pomiedzy
kompania Transit strajkerami i
zakonczenia strajku. Odbyla sic
konferencya czfonkami komitetu
wykonawczego zwiazku robotnik6w
z urzednikami adwokatami kom-
panii. Obie strony przed1ozyly
swoje pretensye; kompania dowo-
dzifa, dlaczego ME moze przystac
ma polubowne zaiatwienie sporu.
w East St. Louis r6wniez wie-
czorem zarzadzono strajk na kolei
ulicznej.
Wieczorem znowu jedna osoba
stracifa zycie W skutek zaburzen W
miescie& Kiedy Flora Siegfried,
mioda kobieta, dzieckiem ma reku
szfa przez ulice Washington, costa
la uderzona W glove kamieniem
rzuconym ma przejezdzajacy wagon
przedmiesciowej kolei ulicznej, tax
SLIME, re czaszka jej pekfa. Zawie-
ziono ia do szpitala miejskiego,
gdzie wkrotce potem umarfa.
JOLIET, ILL.,, 11-go Maja. =
Strajk rekodzief budowniczych,
ktory tu sic rozpoczaf d. l Kwiet-
mia, zakonczyi sic. Unijni ciesle,
ktorzy strajkowali najdiuzej, oznaj-
mill, re strajk zakonczony re 60
towi So powr6cic do piracy. Mula-
RE, kamieniarze, malarze, plum
biarze i blacharze juz dawniej wro-
cili do piracy. Kontraktorzy "a
tenn odniesli zwycieztwo. Wskutek
strajku 600 do 800 ludzi ME miafo
zatrudnienia i zastoj W budowaniu
panowaf przez kilka tygodni.
WASHINGTON, D. O., II Maja. -
Nowy auditor legacyi papieskiej,
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przez wsciekfego psa. Ma krzyk
dziewczyny przybiegf policyant
Thomas Kinneff, ktory pusci} sis
W pcgoh "a psem, umykajacym v
kierunku stacyi policyjnej przy
Canal ul. Policyant "a psem po-
dqzac ME m6gf, wolaf przeto =.
przedzic swych kolegow ma stacyi o
wizycie nieproszonego goscia "
ich dystrykcie. Sierzant Henry
Doran sfuchaf wfasnie opowiada-
MIA Kinneffa, wtem ujrzaf psa,
wchodzacego do ofsu. Wypusci6
reki trabke telofoniczna wsko-
czyc ma st6f byfo u Dorana dzieiem
jednej chwili. Czujac sic ma stole
bezpiecznym, zaczat palic do psa
rewolweru podtrzymywaf kano.
made tax diugo, dopoki chore psi
sko ME leglo ma miejscu tru-
penn. Skaleczonej Rosie Parker
wyczyszczono rane, czy jednak ME
dostanie kiedys wodowstretu, prze.
sadzac ME mona.
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depesze cd Baden-Powella, dato-
wana d. 27 Kwietnia.

depesze cd Baden-Powella, dato-
wana d. 27 Kwietnia,
PRETORIA, 11-go NJ a ia, =
Wojska zwiazku szybko sic kon-
centruja i ma pofudnie cd rzeki
| Vaal niezawodnie czeka wojska
brytyjskie bardzo silny op6r. Po-
1ozenie nad,. -Four treems"nadzwy-
czaj jest slime. Prezydent Stein
przybyf onegdaj do Kroonstad po
bitwach zacietych. Volksraad od-
roczyf sic wczoraj, uchwaliwszy
walczyc do upadfego. Wszyscy So
ozywieni najlepsza nadzieia.
THABA N'Chu, 11-go Maja. =
10000 Boer6w pod komenda Steij.
ma znajduje sic ma wschod cd
Thaba N'Chu, gdzie niezawodnie
stoczona zostanie walna bitwa.
MANILA. logo M a a. =
500 Filipinczykow zaatakowafo 25
wywiadowc6w 48 pufku W poblizu
San Jacinto, W prowincyi Panga-
sinan, W Poniedziafek, ale zostali
rozproszeni, straciwszy 10 zabi-
tych. Amerykanie mieli dw6ch
polegfych. = Dnia 26 Kwietnia
Filipinczycy spalili zniszczyli
miasto Trocin, blisko Buran, po-
mordowali krajowc6w sprzyjaja-
cych Amerykanom i dwoch Hisz-
pan6w. Amerykanie zabili 81 po-
wstanc6w. Tego samego dnia ma
jor Andrews z dwoma kompaniami
wojska zaatakowaf twierdze gen.
Mojicasa W poblizu Ormuc, na wy
spie Leyte. Mojicas miaf spizowe
dziafo i mn6stwo amunicyi, ale po
,trzygodzinnej bitwie Filipinczycy
uciekli. Niewiadomo, lie STRAIT po-
niesi. Amerykanie mieli dwoch
polegfych i IL rannych.
PETERSBURG, 11go Maja. -
correspondent do ,,New York
journal" telegrafuje: 81
,Wygnanie ma Sybir, ktore sta,
nowi1o przez czss tax diugi plane
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ks. DIR. Franciszek Marchetti, przy-
byf tu wczoraj Rzymu. Poniewaz
podroz jego z Neapolu trwafa diva
tygodnie, przeto przybyf bardzo
osiabiony i chory. M6wi on plyn-
ME po angielsku, ale nigdy pred
tenn ME byf W Ameryce. Liczy
lat 80. Jest nastepca Mgra Dona-
tusa Sbarettiego, ktory niedawno
zostaf mianowany biskupem ma
Kubie.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, IL Maja. =
Samuel E. Morss, byiy konsul W
Paryzu, wiasciciel gazety "Senti-
nel", oswiadczyf dzisiaj, re mai
mocniej popierafby kandydature
kontradmirafa Schleya ma wicepre-
zydenta Stanow Zjednoczonych
na acknowledgement tykiecie. Ia
kandydatura Schleya oswiadczyf
sic r6wniez entuzyastycznie Jo-
seph Ebell, asystent rzecznika
miejskiego, bardzo wybitny tutej-
sly polityk.
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W ustawodawstwie rosyjskiem, ma
bye milestone ukazem carskim.
Wczoraj przed1ozona zostafa odno-
sna propozycya radzie gabineto-
wei jednoglosnie zostafa przyjeta.
Zupelnie zniesiona ma bye depor-
tacya bez sledztwa poprzednio "a
rzadzonego ina drodze administra.
cyjnej), pochody ma Sybir etapa-
mi r6wniez W przysz}osci ustana,
skoro wykonczone zostana spiesz-
ME dokonywane budowy wiezien
odpowiednich. Ma Sybirze znaj-
duje sic okofo 100000 wygnancow,
z ktorych poiowe wyslano " dro-
DIE administracyjnej, giownie W.
irkuckiej gubernii. Trzecia Geese
Mich osiadfa W kraju i zajmuje
sic r6znemi rzemiosiami, podczas
gdy reszta prowadzi zycie koczo-
wnicze palac i rabujac stale sic
postrachem mieszkanc6w wsi i
miasteczek.
SOFIA, 1I-go M a a.
Przeszfo 5000 wojska nagromadzo-
no teraz W okofo Ruszczuku ola
stfumienia powstania wiesniak6w.
Mn6stwo osob podejrzanych o
wzniecanie rozruch6w aresztowano
i oddano pod sad wojenny,
BERLIN, 11-go M a. =
P6furzedowa Post" stanowczo "a
przecza temu, by Rad niemiecki
wziaf jakikolwiek udziat W wysfa-
niu zbiorowej noty mocarstw do
prezydenta Kruegera, zagrazajacej
mu uczynieniem 60 osobiscie od-
powiedzialnym "a niszczenie ko-
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cierpi ma pomieszanie zmysf6w.
Odesfano go do domu obfakanych.
- Me byf r6wnie pobfazliwym
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ulicy State skradt jednemu pasa-
zer6w 1854. Postal z}odziejs do
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League, Pa.
2S Maja bedzie MONA W Chi.
cago, poczawszy cd 6 godziny 46
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Flynn przywidziaf sobie, re pre-
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= Koio Ferrisa ME zostafo do
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przedsiebiorca, kt6ry zbankrutowa.
nej kompanii ofaruje dae $ll,OOo
"a pozwolenie ustawienia tego koia
ma placu wystawy W Buffalo.
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leczyia sic, upadajac ma zepsutym
chodniku.
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de Lautrec, oskarzony o puszcza.
ME W obieg faiszywych weksli, 20.
stanie wydany wfadzom kanadzkim
TAX zadecydowaf komisarz zwiaz.
kowy Humphrey.
z fortu Sheridan zostanie "
Poniedziaiek wysfanych 100 ludz
do Santiago, ma wyspie Kubie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-11

- w Szczecinie zostaf professor
Steinbrueck uznany winnym spree
niewierzenia 42,000 marek i ska
zany ma 2 lata 6 miesiecy wiezie-
karnego.
= w Londynie robia zakiady,
re lord Roberts wkroczy do Preto-
ryi W przeciagu dw6ch miesiecy.
: w Westinghouse krazy pogfo-
ska, re Francya ofaruje Anglii
swe usfugi W posredniczeniu W
wojnie z Boerami re prezydent
Kruger oswiadczyf gotowosc swa
uznania Supremacy Anglii.
= Wczoraj odbyio sic W Toxic,
W Japonii, wesele nastepcy tronu
Joszihito Harunomija ksieznicz-
ka Sada.
= Belgijski kr6l Leopold wy
biera sic W Czerwcu do Londynu
W odwiedziny do ksiecia Walii.
= Ma konwencyi krajowei po-
pulist6w W Sioux Falls, S. D., O.
brano kandydatem partyi popu-
istycznej ma prezydenta Stan6w
Ziednoczonych VIM. j. Bryana,
a kandydatem ma wiceprezydenta
Charlesa A. Towne z Minnesoty.
: Violet, ILL.,, spalify sic re-
zalnie i magazyny frmy Kiep
Bros. Szkode zrzadzona obliczaja
ma $4,000.
: W izbie posfow odsadzono cd
zasiadania W izbie demokrate
Crawforda wiekszoscia tylko dw6ch
gfosow (129 przeciw 120 j przy-
znano to prawo republikaninowi
Pearsonowi. Republikanin Jack
gfosowaf demokratami. RAPPORT
mniejszosci komitetu odrzucono
wiekszoscia tylko jednego gfosu.
W Cincinnati, O., odbyfa sic
konwencya krajowa odlamu popu-
istow zwanego Middle of the
Road". Nominacya ma prezyden-
ia Stanow Zjednoczonych otrzy-
mai Wharton Barker 2 Pennsyl-
vanii, a ma wiceprezydenta M. w.
Howard Q Alabamy,