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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
THE wYCKoFF SISTERS.

The following item will be of interest to Prescott people inasmuch as two 1. The parties mentioned. the Wyckoff sis t-rs. are known here: The department of state is in receipt of consul dis patch from Consul Fowler at Chee Foo, in reply to one sent him asking infor- nation of missionaries in China. Pow Ter in his reply says that only one mis- s.onary. presumably French, is known ;o he in the interior of Human Al Shantung, only Americans are situat- cd. Those not rescued are the persons who went To Pekin. belonging to the American Board of Foreign Missions, and are believed to be Arthur Smith and wife. the Wyckoff sisters. Chapin wife and two children. Their names were given in previous cable dispatch in which Fowler said that he believed that only two foreigners were in the interior both French.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
A CABLEGRAM FROM ToMSK.

United States Attorney R. E. Morri- son today received a practical demon stration of the manner in which cleo tricity annihilates space. The latter part of May he wrote letter to d man in Tomsk. on official business. This morning at 10 o'clock he received a cablegram dated at Tomsk, July S0 an1 nouncirg the completion of the busi- ness The message contained just six words. including the address and sigma ture When it is considered that Tomsk is located on the extreme western boun- dary of Siberia, the feat of getting a telegram over that distance at so early an hour in the morning of the same day it was sent is considered remarkable, although the difference in time figures largely in it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
CoBRE GRANDE AFFAIRS.

There is no truth in the report that the Hon. F.. E. Gage has resigned the presidency of the Cobre Grande Copper company. Mir. Gage will remain at the head of this company and will continue tp manage its affairs in the future in the same masterly manner he has in the past. That gentleman has made many staunch friends among the stockholders in Jerome through the unselfish way in which he has looked after their inter- ests during the bitter legal fight over this valuable copper property. The stockholders also have many kind words for Mr. w. NJ. Adamson of this camp for his work in the defense of their rights. The company has been put into possession of its property by the Mexican authorities and is perfect ing arrangements to make it a dividend payer.-Jerome News.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
MINING NEWS.

J F. Slack continues development on The Little Giant mine on Groom creek. The property is improving right along. He has water sufficient to keep the mill in operation about fifteen days in the month.
 Work on the United Verde Extension al Jerome, is being continued in the drift west Small bodes of ore are be- ing encountered and it is thought that they are now approaching a large body of ore.
 Coke and coal continues to come in for the Verde Queen shelter a Jerome, and when ready to start up again there will he good supply on hand.
 In a talk with a News representative last week. Colonel Bosworth, president of the Verde Queen Copper company. Informed him that their shelter would be shut down fpr some time and that all their attention would he given to the development of the mine drift is now being run north from the shaft under Bitter creek. and will be carried under the large iron dyke which out crops on the Verde claim. The drift will tap this vein at depth of about l25 feet The management is certain that an ore body will be uncovered there. pr. King. miner and smelter man of some note. now has charge of 1.-the workings of the property. he having taken the place of F. F.. Jordan. who was compelled to resign on account of sickness MT. Jordan is at present on the coast. where he will remain some weeks. when he will leave for a trip east. Fl M. Mather. the secretary fo~ the company. is now in New York at tending 10 some business of importance for the company. He will remain there for some time.-Jerome News.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
UNITED STATES COURT REPORT

July U. $. vs. Levi NJ Savage, adultery: pleaded guilty
 In the district court the following business was transacted:
 J. H. Jacks. administrator. vs. S. r. P. and p. railway: submitted on brief. Levina Stoney vs. Esom Stonev; judg- Hent for piaintiff.
 Vicente Cruze de Juarez vs. Francisco Juarez. judgment for plaintiff
 R. A. Maddox vs Joseph Hobbs: mo- ton to dismiss appeal denied.
 Fred Zobel vs. G. C. Runner: judg- meut for defendant.
 John Duke vs. City of Prescott; de murrer tn complaint overruled.
 Jno. w. Dougherty vs A. G. Oliver ct al; case set for september lS.
 H. A Newkirk vs. W W. Elliott: case set for September g.
 R. <. Stuemer vs. O. Parker. et al: ease set for September 3.
 Court adjourned until September g.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
HOPE REvIvING.

Washington. July 3O.-The effect cf the days news from China was to freshen hope that the government can soon get in direct communication with Minister Conger The mass of testi uony as to his being alive as late as the 22d instant is now so great as to warrant the department in resuming zhe consideration of projects for the ruture. With all it's anxiety to get MT. Conger and the Americans in Pekin safely away. the department is proceed ing with proper caution and is by TO means disposed to accept any proposi- ton that would unduly jeopardize their lives
 Such might be the result of an off hand acceptance of a proposition to have the Chinese government deliver rhe foreign ministers at Tien Tsin. for 1t is realized that the escort might he overpowered by superior forces of Box CTS on the way to the sea. The state department has come to the conclusion that Mir. Conger himself is the best person to judge of the conditions under which his deIiverance shall be effected and therefore it is again looking to the 1 munication with MT. Conger. in order that it may be advised by him That requirement. was the first condition laid down by President Mckinley in his answer to the appeal of the China emperor. SD that the situation diplo- 4naticalIy cannot be said to have been materially changed by the depart rnent's action of today
 The state department was inclined to regard Consul FOwler's communication as the most valuable piece of contirma tory evidence yet received touching the safety of the Pekin diplomats Up 70 a late hour no answer has been re- ceived to the second Conger message, but in viey of Consul Fowier's news of fciaIs were inclined to look forward tc an carly reply. It is known here that Germany is one of the governments which is putting forth every effort tc get into direct communication with the beIeagured ministers and, like the Unit ed States. has had recourse 10 the underground route
 An object of special solicitude is tt discover whether Baroness won het- teIer has escaped or whether she has shared the fate of her husband. IT 10 the present nothing has been re ceived to throw light on the subject The German ambassador and th' French charge de affairs called at th, state department today to secure tn 1atest information which Secretary Hay had received. and both were immense Iv rieased with the Fowler dispatch.
 General Chaffee reported today hi arriy al at Taku in advance of the OK pecfed time.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
AN ENERGETIC OFFICIAL.

Frank R. Stewart, the new forest su- pervisor, has gotten into the business in good shape since assuming the duties of his office. He has been assiduously at work ever since coming to Prescott. either at his office of out in the reserve looking up timber trespass cases. Quite a number of mining men or representa- tives of mining companies have pre- sented applications through him for cutting wood and mining timbers with in the limits of the reserve. While keep ing within the limits of the law and regulations in regard to cutting tim bers, MT. Stewart is very courteous to all and is inclined to act as literally as the regulations will permit.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
PUBLIC RECORDS.

E. l. Bass locates Juanita placer min ing claim in Black Rock district.
 J. L. Baxter to B. J. Smith and wife, deed. to lot on Hog Back claim. in Je- rome; s14OO
 J. J. Buckman Jr.. files will
 H. B. Scott to D. Schrieler. releases lease on lot ?. block ?. Jerome
 J. Q. Stephens to E. w. Stephens and NJ. J. Farwell lease on cattle ranches in Williamson valley; s6OOO.
 J. Q. Stephens to E.. W. Stephens and NJ. J. Farwell. bill of sale for cattle on ranches in Williamson valley.
 Hannah Sullivan to John Curtin, re- lease mortgage on center 50 feet of lots 1, 3, ,, block ,, East Prescott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01

London. July 31.-The ,brevity of news from Pekin leaving so much oi impor- 4ance unexplained gives plenty of scope for speculation but there is no further talk of memorial services at St PauIs for the massacred diplomats There is nothing to show why the at tack on the legations ceased July l6. nor the state of their supplies. except a Japanese message which mentions the end of the month (today) as the limit of resistance. Telegrams from Shang- hai report that the empress left Pekin three weeks ago and that she will pro claim Si Ngan Flu the capital when Pe- kin falls
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
UNITED STATES COURT.

Tuesday. July 2i.-U. S. vs. Abe Thompson, train robbery, case continu- ed
 The several cases of the United States against the following defendants grow ing out of cutting timber on govern ment land We're dismissed and all de- fendants discharged: Marion Weston, Ed. Packard, Peter Diskin, C. A. Long, Wm. Nelson. J. \, Harper. J. l.. liar vey. p. c. Scripture and Wm. DeaE ing. There are thirteen cases in d '
 u, \, vs. T. J. Burke, selling liquor n
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
SHOOTING scRAPE AT coNGrEss

Congress. Ariz.. July 2S.-( Especially )-- Bob Griffith shot and probably fatally wounded John Rogers here at 1 o'clock this morning
 Rogers had been drinking and became hoisterous and quarrelsome. and after creating a disturbance in the Red Front saloon. persued woman of the town to Griffith's saloon. The woman had entered rear door and when Rog- CTS reached the place the front door was closed He proceeded to force his way into Gritiith's place, breaking a window and finally kicking in the door at the same time threatening Griffith with a knife. Gritiths thereupon shot Rogers twice. one ball entering the left lung and the other the left shoulder
 Gritiiths Is a quiet and p5aceable man and it is claimed that Rogers was in d surly mood. and that Grifiths' action was jus ,ifiable. Rogers is in critical condition. Gritiiths gave himself up but was released on his own recog- nizance.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
sTABBING AFFAIR AT HAVEN

Hutchinson. Kas.. July 50.--rhe citi- zens of Haven. in Reno county. are stirred up over cutting affair which occurred there yesterday. The parties in the affair are Claud Holiday of Haven. and a stranger who has been around Haven for several days, but whose name is unknown As d result of the affair. Holiday is seriously wounded.
 IL is said that Holiday was the az gressor and had picked a quarrel with the stranger.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01

would exist in Pekin. when. in all prob ability. Yung Lu commander-in-chi of the Chinese forces. and Prince Ching would be able to regain sufficient influ- ence to make peace. especially if the foreigners in the capital were safe This appears to represent the general native opinion here as far as it is pos sibIe to ascertain it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01

Indians. Case referred to next grand jury and defendant released on his own recognizance.
 U. S vs. Johnson. bill ignored and de- fendant discharged.
 U. $. vs. Ellen B. Welton and J. H. Biggs. bill ignored and defendants dis charged.
 The grand jury submitted it's final re- port and was discharged.
 The trial jurors were excused till Wednesday morning.
 In the district court, defendants at torney gave notice of appeal in the case of Gold King Mining Co. vs. Lillian Up- ton and George B. Upton.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
AFFAIRS IN PEKIN.

lien Tsin. July S1--A Pekin dispatch dated July 21 states that the first out side news reached there July IS The failure of the relief expedition made the siege far more perilous. On June l9 the tsung Ii yamen broke off relations. June % China declared war Baron von Ketteler and Francis James. an English professor. were murdered over 400 non-cOmbatants occupied the Brit ash legation. A truce began July F.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
EARLY RRIr1sH ApvANcE.

London. July S1.-In the house "f commons today the parliamentary sec retary for the foreign office, William St. John Frederick, announced the receipt of a dispatch from General Sir Alfred .GazeIIe. commanding the British forces in China. stating that he contemplated an immediate advance on Pekin and hoped to have the cooperation of the allied forces.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
UNITED STATES COURT.

Wednesday July 9. 19oo-United States vs. John Gill, selling liquor to an Indian-Defendant pleaded guilty and sentence set for 10 d. m. July 26
 United States vs. Jim Fielding and Indian Bill: defendants discharged.
 All trial jurors were discharged for the term.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
Lrs RECoMMENDATIoN.

London. July SO.-Sir Chin Chen. the Chinese minister in London, has been notified by telegram that Lii Hung Chang conjointiy with the other vice roys and governors. has memorialized the throne to urge the immediate send ing of the foreign representatives un- der escort to Tien Tsin or the restora- ton to them of free telegraphic com municaticn with their governments.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
CUBAN GOVERNMENT
Order Issued For Constitutional Con
 vention to Meet Nov. 1st.

Washington. July 31-The war de- partment has issued an order for a general election to he held in Cuba on the third Saturday of September To elect delegates to convention to be held in Havana on the first Monday of Nov pyember This convention k to frame and adopt a constitution for the people of Cuba.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
BUCKET SHOPS RAIDED
Four Hundred Chicago Business Men
 Jailed by the Police.

Chicago. July S1.-Nearly leo persons many of whom had never seen the in side of 9 police station before were cap tured today in wholesale raid on all legged bucket shops. Some were promi- nent Board of Trade people.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
ACOUSTICS.

Hotel keepertwho has let his assemh- ly room for concerO-Well, sir, I 'ope you found the arrangements in the all satisfactory last night?
 MT Bawlington-Oh. yes. everything was all right. There was only one thing to object to. l found the acoust- ics of the building not quite
 No, sir, excuse me, what you smellsd was the stable next door!-Punch.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
WORKING FOR WATER.
The City Council Actively Working on
 the Proposition

The city council held a meeting Fri
 day afternoon to consider the question of obtaining an adequate supply of wa ter for the town and decided to call special election to vote on the question
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
CHINESE KILLING BOXERS.
Were Deceived Into Embarking on .
 Hopeless Enterprise.

lien Tsin. July SO.-Chinese coming in from the country report that the Chinese soldiers are killing the Boxers wherever the latter are seen, giving as a reason that the Boxers deceived them into embarking on q hopeless strus gle An intelligent Chinamsn said he regarded this as a sign of widespread ing dissensiOn.
 It was only a matter of a short time. he declared, before the same state
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
LOSSES BY THE FIRE.

While it is almost impossible to ob- tain an accurate list of the losses by the recent fire. the following is ap- proximately accurate:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
LONDON WAITING Memorial Services at St,
 PauI'S Given Up
SITUATION IN PEKIN

A Truce Began July 17th-COmmand- ar of British Troops in China Con templates an Immediate Advance on the Chinese Capital and Hopes to Have the Cooperation of the Allied Forces.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-12
sic "a osobistosc odpowied-

sic "a osoblstosc odpowled-
mia do prowadzenia rokowah.
PARYz. 12go Wrzesnia. -
Specyalna depesza Rzymu dono-
81, re wloski minister spraw zewne-
trznych, marks Eenosta, rozesfaf
do mocarstw note, W kt6rej propo-
nuje rokowania rzadem chinskim
na podstawach nastepujacych: y
Wycofanie wojsk 2 Pekinu, skoro
preliminacya pokojowe zostana
podpisane; q Popieranie rzQdu
chihskiego przez mocarstwa, skoro
tenze bedzie usifowaf sam zabrac
pieniadze potrzebne do wypfacenia
odszkodowan; 81 Utrzymanie ca
fosci panstwa chinskiego "a wsp6l-
nemi staraniami mocarstw.
PARYz, 12-go Wrzesnia -
journal des Debats" donosi, re
Geese gabinetu oswiadcza sic "a
zrezygnowaniem gabinetu, kt6ry
wypeinif swe zadanie, gdyz sprawe
Dreyfusa zalatwit, obrone rzeczy.
pospoIitej utrwalif i wystawe pre-
prowadzif. Wystawa wkrotce sic
konczy i lepiei jest zrezygnowac
teraz ola wyjasnienia pofozenia,
zwfaszcza, re taxa rezygnacya usu-
ME mn6stwo interpelacyi tyczq.
cych sic strajk6w, wypadkow ma
wystawie, i t. p, kt6re moga dopro-
wadzic do burzliwych debat W IL
bic. Prezydent Loubet moze teraz
zfozyc cabinet republikahski, do
kt6rego ME potrzebuje wejsc zaden
czfonk6w dawnego gabinetu.
BOWLING GREEN, KY, 1890
Wrzesnia. Wczoraj wieczorem
W poblizu Morgantown usifowano
zamordowac pos}a do kongresu
Rhea, kt6rego demokraci znowu
nominowali swoim kandydatem.
Rhea W Morgantown wystapit
nova, W kt6rej gwattownie wyste-
powat przeciw Taylorowi Whitake-
rowi innym republikanom. Obu-
rzyio to niekt6rych stuchaczy, kto-
rzy zebrali sic ma drodze "a mia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-12
Telegrar11y.

AUSTIN. Tex, II Wrzesnia. -
Burmistrz miasta Galveston, w.
G. Jones, wsp6lnie kilku najwy-
bitniejszymi obywatelami tego
miasta, urzedowo donosi guberna-
torowi stanu Texas, re liczba ofar
katastrofy W Galveston wyniesie
niezawodnie do 5000 os6b. Juz e.
300 zwfok dobyto i pochowano. Do
miasta sciegnelo DUO podejrza-
nych os6b, z kt6rych wielu schwy-
tt.-a na pladrowaniu zburzonych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-12
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Wcz0rajsza burza.

Zfowrogi wicher niepokoif Cd sa-
mego rama mieszkanc0w miasta
Chicago, ostrzeganych nadto przez
tutejsze biuro meteorologiczne, re
zagraza naszemu miastu burza po-
dobna do tel, jaka szalafa W Texas.
O 2 godzinie po pofudniu wiatr daf
z szybkoscia 72 mil ma godzine, a
wieczorem nabrat jeszcze wiecej
mocy. Nastepuiqce wypadki po'
zwalaiq przypuszczac, coby sic by
TO dziato, gdyby powszechna Ottawa
bury byfa sic sprawdzita:
John Braun pm. 243 Oakwood
Boul. dotknqi sic wyfadowanego
elektrycznosciq drutu padt tru-
penn ma miejscu.
Niewiadomego nazwiska czfo-
wick utonat W jeziorze, po prze-
wroceniu sic todzi, ma kt6rej sic
znajdowaf.
Szest os6b pokaleczyfo sic, ude-
rzonych przez spadaiace szyldy,
dotknietych przez pozrywane dru-
ty elektryczne t. p. Ma Western
o,-o ,,,,;6tl u-;obor FRO Mo Hahn y
wozu przyprawit 60 zfamanie
nogi W kostce.
Spadajqce drzewo zabifo ma rogu
Irving Park i GA ave. konia. - Ma
rogu So ul. Washington ave. oba-
lii wiatr trzypietrowy dom, jeszcze
ME wykohczony, kt6ry zgni6tfdom
drewniany, do niego przytykajacy.
w wielu miejscach potlukly sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-12

Ale perhdya Zachodu potrafita W
sercach japohskich ,,zaszczepic po-
deirzenie niechec dla Rosyi''.
Mimo to przecie ks. Uchtomski
ME tract nadziei, IL ,,rozumniejsi
Japonczycy uswiadomia sobie ME
bezpieczenstwa, wynikajace bez-
wzglednego poddania sic cudziem-
szczyznie". Innemi sfowy au-
tor jasno zapowiada, IL W pam
stwie mikada ,,reakcya W dobro-
czynnym kierunku narodowym jest
zapewne kwestya kr6tkiego czasu".
Nalezy podnieSG te interesujqca
zapowiedz, kt6ra, pochodzqc cd
takiego znawcy stosunk6w tamecZ-
nych, zasfuguje re wszech miar IA
uwage.
z Japonii Zach6d przeni6sf z
kolei swoja ,podziemnq robote roz-
kfadowa" wprost juz do samych
Chin. Mad krancowa rubieza
sfowianstwa - na daIekim Wscho-
die - wiarofomni Teutonowie do
puscili sic grabiezy gwaitu. Ia
kim faktem jest opfakany tabor
Kiao-Czau. Europa zachodnia
przebits straszny wyfom W ideal
nym murze chinskim. Ktoz teraz
moze zbawit Chiny cd jarzma i
upadku? ia nam przekonanie, re
jedynie Rosya!''
(Dokohlzenie nastqpi).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-12

miast wydali proklamacye wzywa'
lace do skfadania otiar na rzecz
pozostafych przy zyciu otiar hura-
ganu w Texes. Wszelkie skfadki
nalezy przesyfac na rece guberna-
tora stanu Texas lub burmistrza W
Houston, Tex. Skfadki zaczynaja
napfywac, ale zachodzi potrzeba
ogromna ich przyspiesZenia. Ma
wet najznaczniejsze ma ajliczniejsze
ofary zdofaja tylko W malej czesci
ullyc nedzy.
ST. JOSEPH, Mich, y Wrzes. -
Resztki huraganu powstatego W
Zachodnich Indyach ktory taxa
kleske przyni6sf miastu Texas o.
kolicy. dostaly sic r6wniez do sta
now na potnocy, przeszedfszy
przez Missouri, Iowa Illinois, ma
wiedziiy jeziora Michigan i Huron,
a w stanie Wisconsin i Michigan
r6wniez zrzqdzify spustoszenia.
Statki na jeziorach, tax osobowe
jak towarowe, walczyty wczoraj
W dzien i ubieglej nocy 2 burzQ,
mocno sic sp6zniafy i zachodzi o.
bawa, re niekt6re z Mich, kt6re je-
szcze ME przybyly IA miejsce pre-
znaczenia, albo sic rozbify, albo
mocno So uszkodzone. Olbrzymie
szkody zrzqdzit wicher ma farmach,
zwlaszcza W okolicy tego miasta,
gdzie hoduja owoce. Obliczaja, re
W okolicy st. Joseph szkody zrzq-
dzone W sadach wyniosa przeszto
cwierc miliona dolar6w.
WASHINGTON, 12go Wrzesnia. -
Rosya otrzymaia odpowiedzi cd
wszystkich mocarstw na swoJe pro-
pozycye tyczace sic wycofania
woisk Pekinu. Jedyna Francya
przyjmuje pzopozycya bez wszel-
kich zastrzezen. Stany Zjedno.
czone odpowiedziafy, re chociaz
ME uwazaja "a stosowne wycofac
natychmiast wojska, to przeciez
swoje wycofaja, skoro to Rosya u
czyni. Try pzeto mocarstwa 60
towe sa cofnae sic Pekinu' Piee
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-12

- w Saratoga, N. Y, odbywa
sic demokratyczna konwencya sta
nova.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-12

mocarstw, a mianowicie Niemcy,
Wielka Brytania, Wfochy, Japonia
i Austrya, zycza sobie pozostac W
Pekinie. Najdyplomatyczniej od-
powiedziafa Japonia. Wyraza 60
towosc swa zastosowania sic do zy-
czen mocarstw, co do wycofania
wojsk zbytecznych W Pekinie, ale
zastrzega sobie prawo rozstrzygnie-
cia, lie jej woisk jest zbytecznych;
odpowiedz jej, chociaz niemifa ola
Rosyi, ME obraza tejze przeciez,
a podoba sic szczeg6lniej Mem
com.
Ii Hung Czang otrzymaf od ce-
sarza rozkaz udania sic do Pekinu
i rozpoczecia rokowah pokojowych
wsp6lnie 2 ksieciem Cling, Cesarz
chinski zwraca sic r6wniea pros
bQ do mocarstw. by uiatWlty CZan-
gowi podr6z do Pekinu. Poset WI
doreczyf pismo cesarskie zastepcy
sekretarza stanu; tekst tego pisma
dopiero zostanie ogtoszony, gdy
rad zdecyduje sic, iaka dat odpo.
wiedz. Prawdopodobnq jest re-
cza, re kt6rys re statk6w amery-
kanskich wyznaczy sic do przewie-
zienia Czanga Shanghai.
MosKwA, 1890 WrzeSnia. -
Sa niewqtpliwe dowody ma to, re
cesarz chinski znajduje sic W malej
mieiscowosci w poblizu Pekinu.
Wydaje sic rzecza cokolwieh div
ma, re Rad chinski powierza spra-
we rokowan pokojowych wsp6lnie
LII HungCzangowi i ksieciu Cling,
gdyz rozniq sic oni W swoich zapa-
trywaniach, ale ksiecia uwaza