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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-12-04
COURT VIRTUALLY PRISONERS
Chinese Minister at Berlin Dec ares Tuan Still
in tho Saddle.
CBy the Associated Press

- III NES'F ih'''i = i'N1f
Berlin. Dee. 1.-The correspondent Of
the Associated Press today interviewed
the Chinese Minister here. who said
There canot be a question Of the "2o-
cution Of Prince Tlan or General TunE
Fuh Sian. who are still de fac'o. in con
troll Of tho court. They both Eocp IN"
Emperor and Empress virtually prison
ers. The court is unable 10 20 to Pckin
even if inclined to DO 50. Besides. The
long journey from Sian I'm TO Pclin npw
that the snow is on tho ground, is almost
impossible with the vehicles ~ use IN
those primitive districts. Starving ont
the court is not feasible. The allies vii
be unable to carry ont such q measure
However, even if it were pos ibIe The
provinces would rise r. d body for the
courts defence.
A THOUSAND TONGUES.
Gould not express the rapture of Annie
f.. Springer. Of 1925 Howard st., Philadcl-
phia, Pa. when She found that Dr. King
New Discovery for Consumption had com
pletely cured her Of a hacking cough that
for many years had made life a burden
Al other remedies and doctors could
give her no help. but She says Of this
ROYAL Cure-"It soon removed the pain
in my chest and ] can now sleep Eoundly,
something ! can scarcely remember do
ing before. | feel like sounding it's praise
throughout the Universe" % Will every
ono who tries Or. King New Discovery
for any trouble Of tho Throat. Chest. OF
Lungs. Price 500. and $loo. Tr.al bot
tlcss free az al druggists, every bottle
guaranteed.
At Frankfort. Ky, yosterday an appeal
Of cS-Secrotary o. state Caleb Powers
from the life sentence verdict Tor alleged
completely in th" Gocbcl hootfug wa
filed in the Court Of Appeals.
HoW's THIS.
We offer One Hundred Dollar Reward
for any case Of Gatarrh that cannot ba
cured by Halls Catarrh cure.
Il. J. CHENEY e GO.
Props. Toledo. Ohio.
We. the undersigned, have known r /
Cheney for the last T. wears. ami be
lieve him perfectly honorable IN all hlri-
ness transactions and financially able 70
carry out any obligations made ~ their
firm.
WEST & TTChX.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. ..
WhLDING. KINNAN & MhRVIs.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mr.
cous surfaces Of the system. Price TIC.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Tea-
timonial free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-12-04

u,y was the speech Of the case upri
i'9 aoint in the argument, 1t was 1851
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-12-04
ant would jesus have
AJ>Nvs FACED uyroeElTE

he then read shat Tar ktlgo ail ato4t
Mn Cattis and thus commented
Janus faced hlfo,r,te' That's What
kil1o calls Nr Cattis That oil man Mo
has grown gray III the sureise 81 tht
nuryh that man concerning whom every
member on the stand sail newer heard
anything against him TIL pr. kIIEo made
his speech.
"a Janus faced hypocrtto'"
Maj Guthrie's argument was closed ~
i. - and those Who heard il pronounced
II the strongest and most logical afgI
ment yet presented on either side IN tho
case. 1t was a terrible arraienmsut ~
Or. Kilgo and a powerful appeal 10 Tho
| jury. Ii was listened 10 t1rauchout with
The closest interest by court. jury aad a
large crowd OF people. All pronounced D.
one Of tho greatest speeches they had
ever listened - ia ! court house.
on its conclusion a recess VAS taken
Till 8 30 o'clock this morning when arRn-
mont n the ease WAS rasumed NTH q
speech for tic defendant hy Judge Mont
gomery. FRED J. MERRITT
Continued on page hvc1
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-12-04

stood far till there came uoon it the
Lasting breath OF John { kiiSoa words
WORSHIP or TIE GOLDEN CALF,
Attorneys for Tho defence wonder how
i is that Dr. kilsos character Ia"
changed 50 quick. Why bless yeur life
Aaron went the same way Hs va
Moses brother. lie vent in an out he
.are rhe Almighty Ills eyes tshcli ihc
wonders 81 miracles Nui yet ~ forts
DAYS he'd fallen and Moses came Town
.row the mountain 10 and Nar'a engaged
IA the WORSHIP g, 4 golden cal; AMI lad
lng Israel into SIN
Kilg5 went tho same eav Nr are
ltsiug Ia . Hammer sogSht9ataS ass Non
feel i. ! feel s. vhcn ~ hos down u
tie idol 81 gola ana consider character
IS tat drcs ask 1904 honest men %
Granville county RI nat soar eon3raaa-
,on upon slrh ioin9 Pie s - AMI piIr
IS or hcays NaNe an example q thesc
res
Mi Guthrie read nr Ki.Sa~ message
10 ur kinx-hurs @caIliag htsn 3 h} sarrtfr
.n3 , fraud and threaiensac IL lrtfr hfa
cat - North Carolina aut egt at the
Methodist gburyt aul TREAS ~ his htsi
ness for have the Methodist preachers
~ ms back Maj Guthrle asked
Gentlemen arc So living IN ne Eine
tecnth centarv or q me 3aNe - >arsn
Nh,n they Ncrsh5nfsd ro'lsn ca'ses
You. gentlemen arc called oo ta sas ls
your verdict VII val note thaf ers.
ing ue the business g Chose mo o.i"-r
hin is klgn'> ftyorsyy last,we Breaks
up Mr. Garis business ANA feile ir
kingSiars hoi better look oaf. b. aa@i
nI0- ufl1 - HraLtr ffH tps Evt ne"IE hs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
"WASR' JONES,
The North WaIdoboro Outlaw
at Last Captured.
Has Long Defed the Officers, After
Escaping from laiI.
FOUND TUCKED AWAY BETWEEN
TWO MATTREssEs.

Gardiner. Me. Dee. 6 Sheriff I'has.
+. Pipar of Lincoln county, with Depu-
tics Wyier. Leayitt. Johnson ana Mul-
liSan. assisted by Deputy Sheriff f. +.
, Ware Of Whteficld. have succeeded in
arrcsting the notorious criminal.
George ". Jones, better known as
Wash Jones.
This is the person wanted in Knox
county on the charge Of breaking and
entering ana the same one whu some
~ years ago. escaped from the Wiscas-
set Jail with Prisoners Reed and
Peters. by locking the jailer in the cell
Attempts have been made = number
OF times To capture Jones. but up to
the present time he always eva,lcd the
officers and made his escape. His
house has been searched repeatedly
without success. although he has been
ShadoWed within its doors.
Jones has declared that he would
never be taken alive and has threat
cned 10 kill any one who would APP
nruach his house with intention of
making his arrest.
Last night. the officers had given his
house 4 thorough search at three diff
fcrent times ana We're about 10 give
up and depart when Deputy Ware said
that he WAS sanguinc the man Was
hidden somewhere within its walls and
he Was going 70 try it once more.
The officers proceeded to a room in
which was a bed with four children
upon it apparently asleep. removing
the children. There Snugly packed be-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
SAFE AT THE HAGUE.
EXPIRES. Kruger Among His
Dutch Friends.
Warmly Welcomed and Assured Of
Sympathy and Support.
WONDEEFUL RECEPTIONS ALL
ALONG THE ROUTE.

the Hague. Ur- G.-Mr. Kruger or
Tits arrival here today. was greeted 1T
thc STATION by the burgomastcr and
councillors, and q choir of COO men and
girls
T;- former President ana his suite
thau repaired 10 the royal waiting room
where INV burgomastDr warmly WEI
coined them in n brinr speech. Then
followed Dr. sphinx, thc president of the
local South African Association. I'm .
lon5 welcoming address assuring NJ.
Kruger Of the deep sympathy % the
entire DujriI nation. who had. he said,
.-sp grc1tIr though vdiniv hnprd mat
th- great powers vino hal recently aS-
aemb!ed a thn pcace conference would
10; have permitted tina in South Afri-
"a Inc right of nations. tie right IF
waI and civil law 4houhl BE- trauJpicd
under foot. or q fittlr naffou - facH-
feed III an unequal combat in defense
~ iis existfnca"
The address concluded. MAJ your
reliance. On the Almighty Guppnrt sou,
Mr.. President; in the arduous fight Tor
right. ard MAY the liberty Of your 10
ton crown your courage. Thou viii
Great Britain have learned the lesson
hg,s dangerous II Is TO attempt -
throttle the Independence Of 4 m" mar
iOu.'
Mr. K ru-cr met with wonderful re-
c-ptions .-Veryw hr.t- since reaching the
frontier at Zavanaar. Tmmens' crowds
gathered at all the stations which were
decorated with flags. the burgomasters
made. speeches and tn scholars sang
MI. Kruger made many replies. in most
" which ne represented the Tran4saal
VA Il IittI.. child nom bad man visit
- 10 Kill
In onc ease he illustrated iIis point
b. drawing attention to fair haired
girl IN tie. audi nee. "If that child was
aged # said ne. every body ~"uid
run to her rescue. but IN ray country
children ana women aFe b+ing daily
outraged by ar enemy ~ times strong
er than the Transya#L
Tn cr,,wds remained f"ng iu front ~
IA. f.rt,I singing and cheering. FinallF
MI. Er1Izrr appeared Ou the lati"Dn}
WHORE NV remained NH Il fs~ minute
Ira thDn retired and waz noi srrn again.
tftcr dining rrfFatrIg Win his grandson
Mr.. F.leT. h- vent early ~ brd- lriHe
rrs-,1Iv fatIeu.d E,aurfi floral offer
inga we're displayed b. jhe hail ri ih"
Eofel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
56TH CONGRESS-.
House Passes Army Remgani-
cation Bill, l66 to 1873.
The Army Canteen Done Away With
by an Amendment.
SENATOR MORGAN SAYS: "BIILD
NiCAEAGUAN CANAL"

Washington, Dec. G.-Thc House Of
Representatives. today at the end Of I,
long sitting, passed the army reorgan-
ization bill by L vote Of 1876 10 1879
Three Democrats. Hall OF Pennsylva-
mia. and Underhill ana Clayton of New
York. voted with the Republicans for
the bill. and Mccall, Rep. Massachu-
sets. with the Democrats against. 9th
er"-ise it was Il strict party vote.
TIL. proposition which some Of the
Democrats attempted to commit their
Side 70 in caucus. an extension Of the
present temporary army until July l..
1893. which was voted upon indirectly
OF motion to rccummit. commanded
the votes OF only about half the oppo-
sition and Of TWO Republicans. Mctall
and Mann If illinois. Many Of The
Democrats however. voted against tn
motion because they We're opposed not
only To the reorganization but also 10
continuing the temporary army a. its
PR sent strength.
quite Il number of amendments We're
placed upon the bill before it had pass
I'd. The livcliest light Was made up"n
a substitute offered IN Littletieid NJ
Maine. for the canteen section. The
substitute absolutely prohibited the
sale Of intOXicautS at military posts.
Large delegations from the W. =. r.
/. which IL in session in this city.
watched the fight from the galleries.
When the prohibition amendment was
carried by an overwhelming majority
Bartholdt attempted ~ secure 2 record
vote in til" Hous". but The peculiar
parliamentary status smut him out.
The oleomargariHe biH which WAS
prepared. today. will come up for con-
siLcration. tomorrow.
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Continued Cd page -

TIE FALL or BTsobELY% BRILaiF--
The Brooklyn bFidg= is being weail4.sefi
-b- eleetrqly SIS It's fogr -rnsft c--btes ar
live vlrez through which wiI'l.-a currents
re CONSTANTLY Sowing Tl1es.= ARR @seap-
ing III rh- ground through thc anchor
aEzs. which they are eating @EaT at an
estimated rate % nine tons . year Tn
.-ltre 1Sf.su = tGar rhe sfeerrf@vfie e-1Lrs1
--r5z- b. or@rrbnl~ ar gles 81 rhe brIdge
nav s.gFrs- eag fali into the river. OF II
NAV have TO b. closed Health II on
t-rst--r.iE-fi iu q Ike nlsarIer--bI rEe reg
5E trf trivial nla -Tr-- ta7l-Fl Es- tifFEl- is--
.rrzrf.rEI- eiysrfsI4. F7iFia'li-g1=ss- tBr El+g-
a.f4.r-@- =s-t-IIl ~ cf1@cil-4t ~ 5ElLP- Tf1--
-=t-@-rz Stomach ESrr=rS EIlL ft1 fr- -
t-rhtz- r1s,iicfna IL - -1rd f1r zl. Gls6--
.7zrs of the seag---h lHszt t5L 81 =. /.
Fl --tzE
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Cal. BROKEN OPEN.
BidGeford ana Saco Merchants Lost
Goods from J.. X VI. Car En- Route.

Portland. Mc.. Dee. c.-The car in
which ordr's for Herbert Sawyer. thr
Biddcford express man. came down
from. Boston, Wednesday night, was
broken into somewhcr" on the road
and large Quantities OF goods consign-
ed 70 Biddeford AMI Saco merchants
We're stolen. The thieves entered the
car by smashing one Of the end doors.
When the car was opened. this morn
ing. The floor was Uttered with empty
boxes from which gloves. hats, caps
and thu like Wer" missing. The l.. X
Nj officials are Investigating the mat
t-r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
BOSTON FORECAST

Boston. Dec. 6.-Forecast fcr Friday:
Cloudy weather: rain or snow during
the afternoon ana night; variable
winds. probably becoming brisk in th.-
late afternoon and night; Saturday
fair weather. probably preceded 10y
snow in The morning: colder: winds be
coming brisk north and northwest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
WASHINGTON FOEEC asst.

Washington. Dee. f.-For Maine and
NV Hampshire: Partly cloudy and
warmer. Friday: Saturday. rain or
SNOW. winds becoming fresh casterly
For Massachusetts ami Connecticut:
Friday. cloudy: saturday. rain OF snow
ana colder. winds becoming southerly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07

When thu House met All arrangement
Mas agreed to by Mich the consid"ra-
zion Of the Grout oleumargarine Bill
| which was TO have come up. today. I'M
der a special order made at the last
| session. was postponed until tomorrow.
and the House proceeded with the con-
sideration Of 'he army reorganization
bill Tn. Hepburn amendment 10 pro
| vid. the vacancies in the quart"rlnas-
.ncnt could be- filled from civil life or
from volunteer Officers commissioned
sine. April 70. lsss. - hirh was pending
when the Housc adjourned Yesterday.
| Was voted down without division.
HAY NJ Virginia, offered an amend
m-nt which Was adopted. authorizing
til President ~ appoint :" VOLUNTEER
surgeons with rank IT major. and 1Ip
q s~istant surgeons With thu rank Of
captain. for terms of ttvo years, unless
previously discharged.
Obey. Ma offered IN amendment -
empower tn. surgeon general II tn"
arrng to employ not ~ Exceed 81 den
taI surgeons. three If whom should ~.
chief dental surgeon The amend
ra"nt was adopt-d.
Bingham. Pa. offerrd az amendment
To provide for "a roTlss Of veterinary
surgeons. on chief veterinarian ~ith
Thu. .trh of .ulcu-I. dbl. assistant chi'-f
with tn.- rs.uk NJ major four v-JrrT-
aa-.an- ultu TIL. rank NJ first iI-utan-
ANTS. t.u assistants .-i'h the rank -
ccnd H,-utAuauts. - assistants Uith
th.- rauh Of S-cond l.eut"nants "f CAV
AIRY. NJ. bingham explained that th''
proposed an."aImrnt vraS identical
with tH- provision IN th- Senate bin
HiH o5po-.-l THU proposed amend
n,4n- W. tn. ground That the accept
..nt-- ~ . section ~ the S~Hat- bin
would handicap the IicuSe III confer
ca,r.
Hay Va. minority n-mi,-r If the
ro1nmItte-- also oETvSeI tbs amend
fl-nf.
Noud~fl. Wyn-- opposed r-.r PROPOSE
-trr to commission horse doctors st-
officers he thr United States army.
Butter ana bingham II P-nn=yiy ANA.
bath resented The aiug Al she "h"rs.-
DEBTORS defending them a. n@n of
-.Iu,a-ion AMI ability whose services
-.~.- III inca fouIabl. value To any army
After SOM further discussion tEe
/. ie.F.r-1 w to -
Dick phift. ofT-r-.l an Amendment ~
increase the ray CORPS II tn~ army
from three go four Tayr,7asrers with the
-ark 81 colonel. fJur 20 i've with 1a@
rank 1T lieutenant colonel from ~ n
,.frh LID rank IF n1ajar and re@IucInz
those 7-Ith tHe rank of caIra.n from
i ~ =. Dick real lett5- frorn Pay
master General Hats urging tn@ AR
=e.Ir3r-- nace<sity ~ the i1rreas- ~ tn
nav c5rf.e- FH- amendment was adc1.z-
.gi-
NJ -aIf4n. y r. @sy- notice thar n
-h- urore- TIM M should offer 2 s1If5-
-r5-ure f1r tH- whole hiH tl continue
t- force the present DAWN Apr a Frovis-
z9r+i Amy
Al ara-n4n.enr was adopted Cd I'M
srpa.e tn signal corps b. one ii~u7@u-
ant roIon-l Two majors ~ captains.
ard III frs III gIenauts. and rh@ rTrvi=-
lon aurherizing tne President to "1-
point lib velunt=-- signal officers --l
Continued an page -
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THIRTY LIVES LOST
And IS Widows and 81 Orphans
Are Mourning.
Pfoyincetown Fisherman, Cora S. Nc
Kay, Lost on Grand Banks.
MISSING SINCE GALVESTON Ht-R-
EIcANI1 or SEPT. II.

/ queen .! ta'f lIbNihtrloNn Crane;
Banks fishing fleet. the Cora ) Mckay.
has been given ~ Tor lost with all her
| crew nf 20 souLS, 10y The people IF This
fishing town coping against hop,. af
ter WaitinG~afid Watching for weeks.
! for Il MESA g. from the sea that might
| tell of the disaster which befel the
craft the sad-hrarJcd kindred Of the
fishermen now say tie yessel will never
return.
| Every circumstance points to her de-
| struction iii the terrible storm of Sept.
| T. to II. known on land as the Gal
weston hurricane. which swept both
| land and sea and rolled up a death list
| greater than ever before was counted
in this land from 4 similar cause. II
! Wa iii this terrific storm that the
! Provincelown schooner Of The same
family name. the Willie y. Mckay.
was wrecked on Quero bank. her crew
| being rescued save one.
The Cora :. ic Kay sailed from here
| last May. with one Of the best fishing
crews ever gotten together on The deck
d. ProyincetoWn fisherman. Her mas
ter was Roderick MatheSon. known ana
| thought well Of from Cape COD to New
| Foundland a Nova Scotian by birth.
| out Il ProVincetoWncr by choice for
| many years young in q but a reter-
an AT his risky calling. The crew W"r"
mostly from here. only nine claiming
residence in other towns these latter
| being either Stotchmeu or Frenchmen.
! The others save the cook and his son.
who were Germans. were Portuguese
| by birth.
| The vessel went 70 Quer" bank for
| cod. but from time 10 time cam word
| that tf.- catch vas a disappointment.
| for cod was Singularly scarce ~ the
| banks where enormous drafts had been
made. ia recent years. The Mckay then
sailed Ia the Virgin Rocks, and 10 her
| crew list Sh.. added Fred Baker and
| Neil Mclean. from the Bucksport
| schooner T. NJ. Nicholson. which had 2
| fun fare and Mas having fer hnme.
! FISHING on thu Rocks proved Int
| littl- better than that % Quer" bank
ANA il be,am. apparent thai n"
voyag--nust extend far beyond the
/ usual limit in order to acquire 1uli
I loa, II cod.
The craft had taken about p-" pnin-
/ tatS ana required -n"u qUiniais NOR" I"
finish leading on Thy morning n Hcpt.
I'LL Dit th4. ,-tniu@ Nc that tlay "A IT.
strt:.tt,,- gale ,au- down uu TIM
Grand Banks T'.-,-t II was The iaSt out
pouring of tn- terrific storm that
ss,ri; thousands e. death !U h Gull
srt NI.S-i,r ana II lasted from the even
FY- nr rE.. f-th ro lr. morning of tr-
1+-h t.. fruZ :,- some NJ th. craft
tf...r ,y-r.- taught within ill., r5tIiu~-
Tr.- cora has not ir,u seen since
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y few minutes after e. ssJ-z CIR
5I-. William Court CfufET mad tax n
Eiz chair IN the House w Commons
rhis afternoon. tte gentleman usher
VI tn black rrd. General Sir
Michael BidduTpr. appeared and
summoned The coTan1Ons 20 The House
af Lords. where the lord chancellor.
tn Earl u ffaisYury, read the Cr5een,s
zr.e-eh- A. follows
Ny Lords and ffenrlzn1eu-
sIr "a become necessary trs TaaKe
further r.-1-lsio=. for rhe expenses I'LL
Cured ~ the operations of my a-rai-s
Continued ~ p7ge =
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Kronika MiejscoWa.
Zfapali sic.

Naciagacz Harry Featherstone
zbizyi sic do weterana Randolpha
Graden pred Revere House i
wszczaf znim rozmowe. Wkr6tce po-
tenn znalazf sic towarzysz Feather
stone'a wmieszaf sic do rozmowy,
ktorej rezultatem by}a gra W karty.
Gdy 'Graden wyjaf z kieszeni garsc
papierk6w, Featherstone wydarf mu
je z reki uciekf, a udajac obu.
rzonego TAXA zuchwafoscia towa.
rzysz nam6wit Gradena, azeby udat
sic ma stacye policyjna i opowie-
dzia} tam szczeg6fowo GAIA awan-
ture. Graden posfuchaf tel rady i
tax dokfadnie opisat opryszk6w, re
ci W godzine p6zniej znalezli sic
pod kluczem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-30

siace wojska W p6fnocnych Chi
mach, pow6d do tego daily Wielka
Brytania Ameryka, kt6re wtasci-
vie ME prowadza wojny Chinami
urzedowemi. Boxerzy re Sang
Tung maszeruja ma p6hoc i spie-
sznie wracaja do swych dom6w.
PETERSBURG, 30 Sierpnia. -
Audyencya, kt6ra u cara otrzymat
dr.. Leyds, europejski reprezentant
Boer6w, trwafa tylko piec minut.
Car powiedziaf Leydsowi, IL za}uje,
re mic ME jest W stanie uczynic ola
Transwalu, a radzit moze tylko, by
jak najpredzej zawarto pok6j, DO
nienawidzi wszelka wojne.
MEDYoLAN, 30 Sierpnia. -
Wczorai rano o godz. 9 rozpoczaf
sic process kr6lobojcy Gaetana
Bresci, wieczorem zakonczyf sic
skazaniem zbrodniarza ma dozy-
wotnie wiezienie- Tylko gdyby 60
procesowano o zdrade stanu, m6gt-
by bye skazany ma kare smierci.
w ciagu procesu przestuchano l6
swiadkow, IL prokuratoryi b
obrony. Obronca oskarzonego byf
adwokat Merlino, byiy anarchista,
kt6ry ograniczyf sic ma bronieniu
anarchizmu przeciw podejrzeniu,
jakoby z jego polecenia Bresci wy
konaf zbrodnie ma proszeniu o
1agodny wyrok ze wzledu ma ME-
poszlakowana przeszfosc mordercy.
Sam Bresci oswiadczyf, re dziafaf
bez pomocnikow doradzcow i po-
wziaf mysf zamordowania krola po
ostatnich zdarzeniach W Medyola-
ME i Sycylii, by narod siebie u
wolnic cd tyrana.
PARYz, 30go Sierpnla.-
Chociaz urzedowo 0 tenn ME giosi,
to przeciez wszyscy So przekonani,
re ear odwiedzi Paryz re olbrzy-
mi festyn W rodzaju festynow Lud-
wika XIV przygotowuje sic ma Geese
cara na dzish ~ Wrzesnia Pre-.
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Rome Wiadom0Scl
telegraficzne.
Gen. Butler zajaf Machada-

Gen. Butler zajqf Machada-
dorp.
- Ksiaze Maurycy saski, kt6ry
niedawno zostaf ksiedzem katolic-
kim, przyjaf ofarowana mu kate
dre ma uniwersytecie katolickim we
Freiburgu W Szwajcaryi.
Poslem tureckim W Stanach
Zjednoczonych ma bye zamianowa-
ny Czefk hey, kt6ry byf dawniej
konsulem W New Yorku.
- Szarlatan ,,cudotworca" Do.
vie z Chicago, przybyf do Londy-
nu wielkim orszakiem.
z Moskwy donosza, re kilku
amerykahskich fnansist6w nabyto
kolej moskie .archangielska.
w Waszyngtonie posiedzenia
gabinetowe odbywaja sic codzien-
ME kilkakrotnie sfycha6, re ukfa-
da sig nota do Niemiec i Wfoch W
sprawie Chin.
We Frankfort, KY, W obu
izbach legislatury wniesiono nowe-
le tyczaca sic poprawki ustawy wy
borczej.
w Saratoga odbywa sic %
roczna koawencya krajowej organi-
zacyi prawnikow american Bar
Assoc.) Prezydent Charles F Man.
derson W przemowie swej wykazy-
wal szkody, jake zrzadzaja W kra-
ju ustawy ufatwiajqce rozwody.
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zydent Loubet skraca sw6j pobyt
W Rambouillet przybedzie do Pa
ryza W pofowie Wrzesnia.
LoNDYN, 30-go Sierpnia. -
w skutek tego, re Bufgarya ME
wypeinia zadan Rumunii, zostaf
bufgarski dyplomatyczny agent W
Bukareszcie, DIR. d. Teodorow, od-
wofany. Ksiaze Ferdynand buf-
garski, jak donosza dzienniki au-
stryackie, grozi abdykowaniem,
jezeli sp6r ME zostanie za(atwiony
polubownie. Og6lne panuje mnie-
mamie, re do wojny miedzy ubu
panstewkami ME przyjdzie z powo.
du, re oba So ma to "a ubogie.
BERLIN, 30go Sierpnia. -
Napadnieci przez Anglikow wy
pedzeni z Transwalu Niemcy wnie-
sli istotnie skarge do departamentu
spraw zagranicznych. Karl von
Davans opisuje W ,,Heidelberger
Tageblatt", re ma Niemc6w napa-
dli angielscy zofnierze jak ma dzi-
kie zwierzeta, i ME dozwolono i'm
nawet zabrac bielizny pieniedzy.
Niemieckiemu konsulowi L. Mel
sonowi W Johannesburgu zarzuca-
ia, re ME ujaf sic "a swoimi ziom-
kami, chociaz niedawno pobraf cd
Mich nalezytosci "a opieke.
KRAKOW, 5Ogo Sierpnia. -
Ogromny pozar zniszczyf znaczna
Geese miasta Ulanowa. Trwaf on
przeszlo II godzin, obr6cif W Pc
rzyne 2S7 dom6w i pozostawif 3OOO
mieszkanc6w bez dachu mad gfo
wa. Kijka osob zginefo W pfomie-
mach.
New YORK, 30 Sierpnia. -
Carl Heinrich Barends, gtowny