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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-13
PLANNED TO KILL GOV. kOUNT.
Insane Man Threatens to shoot . judge n
indiana polls Was After the Governor.

ndianapo polls Was After the Governor.
INDIANAPOLIS June IA one-srmed man
called at the Office of Gov o this morning
and asked to see him. The Governor had not
reached his Office. and the stranger fingered
awhile and then went away. going from the
State house to the Criminal Court room At the
Court House. Judge Afford was just taxing his
seat when the stranger advanced toward his
desk and began TO talk in an excited tone, The
Judge ordered the bailir to telephone to tho
Sheriff. and as he turned bach the one-armed
man presented a revolver With the exclamation:
I'm prove my theory. IN kill you and then
III go for Gov Mount. want him too"
Prosecutor Pugh grabbed the stranger and
pulled him away from the desk and Policeman
Steit, who had just arrived. grabbed the pistol.
his land comm { between the barrel and the
hammer Just as the stranger attempted to Gre
il. The Judge, prosecutor, ballin and police
man then had a struggle With the man. and 1t
REQ uired all four 10 overpower him. although
he had but one arm. Hs was taken TO the
station house. where he was Identified as
George Bennett. o lunaiic who escaped from
the insane hospital on Saturday. lie evidently
went 10 see Gov. Mount With the Intention Of
killing him II cannotbe learned VIII re he got
the revolver.
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Ii HUNG CHANG FOR REFORM.
Remarkable Letter Received b. n q u
Chinese Exiles in Hoaoluis.

HoNoLuLr, june S, via San Francisco. June
IA remarkable letter has just been received
BY Leung Chi Tso. a Chinese reformer.. II pur-
ports 70 have been dictated by Ii Hung Chang.
and II commends Chinese reformers and urges
them to continue their work. The letter Is
signed by a grandson OF Ii Hung Chang and
Dear The writer's private seal.
It's N answer TO an open letter to the viceroy.
written and published some months g by
LeAhS Chi TO. In his letter Leuns reminded
l. mat less than two years ago. when the re-
FORMER was sent into exile. Ii sent word to him
through Count Ito Of Japan bidding him to look
on MS exile as an opportunity TO study and
Harn Occidental ways and modern methods Of
government, as the time might soon come
Nn"n lhlna, under happier conditions, would
l''aI N" sons ,he was now sending into exile
" n"p reform and Remodel her ancient insti-
'a''ohN and lead her into that place among
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RUSsIA'S WAR PREPARATIONS.
Shipments Of Men and Munitoas - Pert ArthsI
and vladivesteck.

SAN FRANCISCO, June i3.-Yokohama news-
papers received BY steamer to-day give some
interesting details OF the enormous movement
Of munitions OF war and arms and men by the
Russian Government to It's possessions in the
Far East. A Japanese who publishes a news
paper at Port Arthur recently interviewed the
captain Of the big Norwegian steamer Norman
mia, which landed arms at that port.
The captain said that the Sormannia was
only one OF many ships engaged in the Russian
Government 20 bring over arms and men. She
landed at Port Arthur ten big guns and an en-
ormous quantity OF iron materials for FORTH.
cations. Al Vadivostock she also discharged
stores and provisions Port Arthur Is now
along tbs coast are being put into condition
Tor an emergency, Russian troops are being
poured into eastern China at the rate OF eleven
hundred men weekly
The captain Of the Normannia also said Rus.
sian Volunteer cruisers and ships chartered
BY the Russian War Once are carrying troops
and military stores to Persia, which bears out
the reports recently sent to the London Times
BY its Odessa correspondent.
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NOT YET IN PEKIN.
RETAINING TIE RAILROAD As THEY
ADVANCE 70 THE CAPITAL.


Appeal, for q C~ruiser-Jspan Threatens to
Land Twice - Many Troops a. Russia
.s,,c,al Cas,s D.spateh,, to THE Sun.
LONDON. June IL. There Is little news Of inn
M, lance from China. Foreign troops continue
70 and at Tien-Tsin At intervals. The trains
,ba, left Tien-Tsin within the past
the. DAYS do not appear to have reached
pssin Troops are repairing the track which
va. torn up by the Boxers. A train left TEN
Tsin Yesterday to bring Gen. Mich to consult
with the Viceroy.
despatch TO the Morning Post from Pekin.
dated June 0. says that the Emperor and
Dow ager Empress have issued Q new and wiser
sdic, for the arrest and suppression Of the
Pekin rioters.
The Times's Shanghai correspondent says
that the Japanese Minister is pressing for the
recognition Of japanese spheres Of influence 10
the provinces Of Che-Kians. Fokin ana
Klans.Si.
The T.unsli-Yamen telegraphed on satur-
day TO the Governor OF Nyan-Whei stating that
Russia was about to bring a large iorce TO
Pekin.
The viceroy Of Marking has been ordered to
be specially vigilant to prevent British assres-
sion IN the Yans-tse-Kiang Valley. b CORE
spondent remarks that it 10 noteworthy that
British interests there are now practically un-
protected. the entire force between Shanghai
and Ichang consisting OF three diminutive gun
boats.
Another Shanghai correspondent reports that
.DD Russians have landed az ng-Wau-Ta
4, 1. said that they are awaiting orders there
because Japan has notified China OF her inten-
ton to send twice as many troops as Russia II
the Russians go to Pekin.
Auransport has been engaged at Hong Kong
10 convey 300 troops to Tans-Ku.
The Foreign Ofic- confirms the report OF the
destruction OF the summer residences OF Eng
lishmen near Pekin.
PARIS. June 1.-THE o correspondent
hears on excellent authority that
has been received here to the effect that - the
United States propose merely to protect their
own subject and property in China. they will
M, cooperate with the other Powers In pro-
,ecting and patrolling the Pekin-Tien-Tsi n
Railway. The reason advanced Is that tho
American Government has not the troops to
spare for any such work.
The FOREIGN once has received . cable
DESPATCH from Pekin via Kiachta stating that
the telegraph line between Pekin and Ten
Tsin has been cut.
The summer residences Of Ensishmsn have
been burned.
The Tsuns-h-Ysmen has been packed With
Boxer chiefs who nave replaced the old mem
bers.
The British marine detachment under Al
miral Seymour had not arrived at Pekin up to
the hour tho messase VA ssnt- O'Clock on
Monday afternoon.
pelcassa. the Minister Of Foreign Anain.
announced n q Cabinet meeting to-day that
N. Piohou. the French Ambassador to China,
,el.sraphed undsr date Of June 10 that 100 men
had eft Tien-Tsin for Pektn.
The French Consul at Shanghai tssesraphs
that all wires have been cut.
The Minister OF Marine has ordered 60 men
who are expected TO arrive on the cruiser
saigon. to reinforce tho troops now ct Ten
Tsin.
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RsstricOe.s on Messages for China.

The Commercial Cable Company issued
the following notice yesterday: We are
advised that the Great Northern Company
announces that on account Of the interruption
of the lines between Tien-Tsin and Pekin.
kilograms for Pekin by the cables tvladivos-
took and Eastern, will be transmitted at the
sender's risk. During the troubles in China
night service is established at the cable offices
AZ yiadlyostock. Nagasaki. and Shanghai.
G=overnmsnt messages will take precedence"
Later this was issued: Regarding
our notice this morning OF interruption TO
teiexraph lines between Tten-Tsin and Pekin
we are advised that the only route open to
Pekin Is via Maimatchin.
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PosTxAsrBR VAN C0TTs PLAN.
He wants Q Bsildins where Only Foreign
Nails Shall h Handled.

WARRINGTON. June IA plan wss suggested
to-day by Postmaster Van Colt Of New York for
the relief Of tho congested condition Of the New
York Post once and also to expedite the hand
ling OF the foreign malls. He proposed that q
building be rented on West street. somewhere
near the great steamship whsrves. for the sole
purpose OF handing the foreign mails 4 COM
the field and report on the feasibility OF the plan.
Mr.. Van Cott also asked for about one hun
dred additional clerks and laborers. which will
probably be allowed him.
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His VIII Thirteen Feet Long.

Greenfield. Mass. June L. A contest will
be made over the will OF the late Deacon
Chauncy V. Tiltoe. who beausathed his estate.
estimated at from $50 OD to $50 90. to numsr-
Gus cha ritable institutions and churches, while
MS son got only a life interest In the property
The document itself was the most voluminous
ever file In franklin county. being thirteen feet
long by actual measurement. The feature OF
toe will was Deacon Tilton's reference 10 the
he did not say. No notice oil a contest has vet
been filed in court, but all the lawyers have re-
corded their Appearances
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-13
STRICKEN PLAYING TAG"
Thirteen-Year.Oid Girl Falls Dead Of Heart
Disease a. She Runs.

Thirteen-year-old Florence McFadden OF II
Jane street. playing tag with several othr~ little
girls at Jane and West Fourth streets last
night, was running from the girl who was 1T.
when she stumbled and fell. She did not rise
and DR. Thomas O'Mara Of as Hudson street.
who was on the sidewalk. ran Into the street
and picked her up. He found that she had
died Of heart disease. Two other doctors con-
frmed the diagnosis.
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AUr0xosTLss IN NEWPORT.


NEwpoRr. r. l.. Jun i2.-h . result Of the
automobile agitation In Newport. IN ordi-
nance wss passed tonight at . special meeting
Of the City Council which will prevent fast
driving " the future. The ordinance provides
must not exceed six miles an hour, and outside
the oity proper ten miles an hour. The ordi-
nance provides q fine Of so or ten days i'm
%prisonment or both for Q violation Of the ordi-
cycles, or any vehicle the ~propellinS power
OF which is within itself.
The matter Of l~icensins drivers OF sutomo-
biles did not ZONE ~.
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P.p.r-Makins Machinery Sen, to China.

BELoIr. Wis. June u Fourteen carloads Of
u.sus paper-making machinery were shipped
by a Beloit mandatory to-day TO Shanghai.
china This shipment Is the first American
and probably the only parsr-Innking machinery
ever sent into the Celestial Empire There have
been paper-n.aking machine shipments mad
from this city 10 Japan.
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Army SCANDAL IN SAN FRANCrsC0.
0vsrtermasters Clerk AID . Manufacturer
Arrested for Defraading the Government.

san FRANCISCO, June l2-what promises 10
he a biz army scandal was disclosed to-day by
the arrests Of j. W. Bartholomew. manager OF
the American Box Factory. and Ernest Emm-
rich. chief clerk of the ouartermaster' DEPART
ment. Emnrich is charged with being In a
conspiracy with Bartholomew TO defraud the
Goyernment by approving bills for supplies
that were never furnished.
The eYposur, was brought about by a quarrel
Werillion, one OF the partners. declares that the
factory received S2ss from the Government for
goods not furnished and that $3.50 was said 10
nenartment, Boxes furnished by the factory
were used 10 pack guns and ammunition for the
Philippines. -
rastsrIs Dspartment in the purchase OF hay
and feed
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REBEcCA YORK GETS A DIVORCE.
she II . Linsai Descendant Of Pe~caheatas-
Objected to . Drankes Husband.

Objected TO . Drankea Husband.
CINCINNATI. June i2.-Rebecos York. a lineal
descendant Of Pocahontas. secured a divorce
to- day from Judge Davis. Her maiden name
was workum. She zane from Kellogg, Wayne
county, Va, and lives at III Kenyon avenue.
The testimony showed that she had to take 10
washing and Ironing while John, her hDband.
brought carousers TO her hope. Tn, attorney
won the decree on the ground Of cruelty.
Mrs York is a tall brunette. She says she
has brothers and sisters in Wayne county. She
has no children.
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AKRON. Ohio. June - -President Mckinley
TODAY accepted an invitation 20 d liver an ad-
dress At the LAYING Of The cornerstone Of Buch-
tel College on July He will be IN canton on
luly
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Rushing to the Mosntsins.

The LAckasanna Railroads new mountain train al
l245 Saturday afternoons shows that this summers
business uiu be exceedingly heavy. Ado
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Republican National Con,enuoo.

Pennsylvania Railroad Com Dany will sell tickets 70
phlladrlphiA az rate Of s.. SO for The round trip from
jun l5th 70 2lI inclusive, food 10 return until the
2sth inst-Ad,.
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Eo.Iuo. s,s.e. Manchester. Vermont.

Special through s,rior car Saturday. June 18th
Ionlyl. s45 A. NJ. huds son River Il. n. regular
ueketD. reaching Manchester about Two O'Clock.
Check baggsge SAINT train Ada
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Ses esni Of pure ~plessuIs. God AuSe-ASa
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70, All Sp.e,aities In Opeics

rive the Spencer Optical MFG Co q chance 70 ngure
"a Their sddressls IS Maiden Liant. ~ f'-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-13

Rely Upon Pistts Chienae
for household dlantseuoa. odorlsss 40 sAsao~
Ada
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North American Turafest Gymaastte Uaioa
aad Festival.

Penn sylvsnia Railroad Company will sell tiekess y
Philadrlphia ana return at rate Of -. so for IN. round
uip from Jsae 18th 70 ,ia, food 70 return until June
1eth-Ad2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-04
Rome wiadom0sci
telegraficzne.

- Notoryczny warchof George
Schoenerer W Austryi przeszedf W
dniu zwycieztwa Niemc6w pod Sc
danem ma protestantyzm. Maia
strata dla Kosciofa katolickiego.
z obawy pred dzuma ulega-
ia angielskie okrety W portach au.
'stryackich scistej rewizyi.
- Spiewacy Brooklyna mieli
W Berlinie posfuchanie u cesarza
Wilhelma.
W Glasgow szerzy sic dzuma
W skutek niedbalstwa wfadz an
gielskich.
= W przyszla Sobote rozpoczna
sic manewry pod Szczecinem. Po-
licya W obawie o zycie Wilhelma,
przedsiebierze srodki ostroznosci
ma wielka skale.
-Oczterech nowych wypadkach
dzumy uwiadomiono urzad zdrowia
W Glasgow.
W tygodniu kohczacym sie25
Sierpnia umarfo W Indyach ma
cbolere 1859 os6b.
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10000 ludzi maszerowafo W szere-
gach, tfumy publicznosci przy-
gladafy sic ma ulicach. Ma placu
wystawy przemawiali przyw6dcy
robotnik6w dwaj kandydaci ma
kongresman6w.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 4 Wrzesnia =
Wszystkie warsztaty, fabryki,
skiady, urzedy miejskie, banki i
giefdy byfy zamkniete. 25,OOO ro-
botnik6w brafo udziaf W paradzie.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, 4 Wrzesnia.
Podczas niedzielnej katastrofy ma
stacyi Hatfield stracilo zycie Is o.
sob, a So pokaleczyfy sic wiecej
lub mniej bolesnie. Odpowiedzial-
nose "a wypadek spada ma telegra-
fste J6zefa Ackermann, kt6ry "a
stepowaf D. B. Deiblera. Acker-
mann po nadejsciu ma stacye po.
ciagu mlekiem, zeszedf z wiezy
sygnaiowejj wsiadf do wagonu, ME
troszczac sic to, re miaf nadejsc
pociag ekspresowy. Ackermann
nalezy do rzedu tych, kt6rzy kata-
strofe przypfacili zyciem.
DETROIT, Mich, A Wrzesnia. -
1900 listonoszow bralo udziaf W
pochodzie przez gf6wne ulice mia
sta. Pochod rozpoczaf sic o 5 60
dzinie po pofudniu. Najwiecej IL
stonosz6w przybylo New Yorku,
Cleveland, Toledo, ST. Louis,
Grand Rapids Columbus. W
w Light Guard Armory powitai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-04

odpowiedzi ma przem6wienie am
basadora o5wiadczy4 Loubet, re
rad francuzki stara sic sciesnic
wezly przyjazni, iqczqce Francye z
Rosya. Domy W miescie byfy
przybrane we francuzkie rosyj-
skie chorqgwie. We wfasnorecznie
pisanym liscie ubolewa car Miko-
faj, re ma wystawe paryska przybyc
ME moze.
LoNDYN, Ago Wrzesnia. -
Lord Roberts wydaf W Sobote de-
klaracye, zapowiadaiaca, re Trans.
wal wchodzi W skfad posiad osci,
zostajacych pod panowaniem kr6-
lowej angielskiej.
W Kapsztadzie przeczytano to
deklaracye W parlamencie wsr6d
ponurego milczenia opozycyi.
zwolennicy rzadu przyjeli go OKLA
skami.
General Baden Powell odjechaf
do Kapsztadu.
General Hunter podqza ma po-
moe angielskiej zafodze W Lady.
brand, zfozonej 200 ludzi i oble-
ganej przez Boxer6w. Zaioga spa
lita juz podobno swoje zapasy zyw-
nosci jest gotowa do poddania sic.
DETROIT, Mich, 4 Wrzesnia. -
W ,,Harmonii" zostaf otwarty uro-
czyscie lily zjazd zwiazku Pol
skich Spiewakow W Ameryce. Po-
stanowiono wyznaczy6 500 nagro-
dy "a najlepszy utw6r muzyczny,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-04
Swieto rObotnik6w.

Niezmiernie wspaniale robotnicy
obchodzili wczoraj swe swieto; "a.
rowno parada, kt6ra sic rano odby-
Ia, jak i festyn ludowy, ktory odbyf
sic popoludniu W Electric Park,
byly tax wspaniale, jekich W Chi
cago ma Labor Day" dotychczas
nigdy ME byfo. Pogoda tez sprzy-
jafa przez dzien cafy.
W paradzie jak obliczaja, wziefo
udziaf przeszfo 10000 ludzi. Trwa.
10 trzy godziny, MIN pochod pre-
szedf okolo jednego punktu. Szcze-
g6lniej malowniczym byf widok
tego pochodu przechodzacego ma
Michigan ave. kofo balkonu hotelu
Auditorium, ma kt6rym znajdowai
sic przedstawiciele wladz miej-
skich stanowych, jakotez zapro-
szeni ma dzien ten mowcy. Ci o.
statni gf6wna ma siebie zwracali u.
wage; wszakze byli pomiedzy mimi
VIM. J. Bryan gubernator Roose-
velt, obaj kandydaci ma urzad gu
bernatora stanu Illinois, burmistrz
Harrison, j senator Mason. Kaz-
demu z Mich dostawalo sic powita.
ME cd maszerujacych, ale prss.
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Telegrar11y.

WASHINGTON. D. O., 4 Wrzesnia.
Minister wojny otrzymaf depesze,
ze W Pekinie znajduje sic l2O, q
W Tien Tsin 200 chorych zofnierzy
amerykanskich. Zreszta stan zdro-
via we wojsku jest dobry.
Dw6ch ksiezy francuzkich przy-
byfo pod eskorta wojska chinskie-
go do Kiao Czau. Powiadaja, re
Chinczycy gromadza wojsko, aze-
by ME pozwolic Niemcom grabic
wiecej ziemi chihskiej.
PEK1N, 22go Sierpnia. - Au-
stryacki konsul aresztowaf komen-
danta wojsk W Pekinie, kt6ry braf
udziaf W napadach ma poselstwa.
Odstawil go do obozu Japonczy-
k6w. Trzej czionkowie Rady pam
silva staraia sic "a posrednictwem
dyrektora komory celnej rozpoczac
ukfady z przedstawicielami mo-
carstw. Skutkiem zatoniecia pa
rowca japonskiego ma rzece, komu-
nikacya miedzy Taku a Tien Tsin
jest przerwana.
LoNDYN, Ago Wrzesnia. -
Daily Press" powiada, re jezeli
mocarstwa ME chca sic ukfadae z
wicekrolem Ii Hung Czang, ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-04

ktory bedzie odspiewany ma przy-
szfym zjezdzie W Buffalo, podczas
wystawy wszechamerykahskiej.
w konkursie moga brac udziaf TAX
re kompozytorzy europejscy. Wy
znaczono sedzi6w konkursowych.
Wieczorem odbyf sic wielki kon-
cert pod dyrekcya profesora Jana
Nowickiego z Chicago. Wziefo W
MIN udziaf 800 spiewak6w Chi
cago, Grand Rapids, Bay City,
Buffalo, New Yorku z innych
miast. Ma program zfozyfy sig
kompozycye najstawniejszych,
wsp6lczesnych, polskich muzyk6w.
Pani R6za Kwasigroch wystepo-
waia miedzy innymi jako solistka i
byfa nagrodzona grzmotami oklas-
k6w.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, a Wrzesnia.-
Odbyfy sic wczoraj dwie parady, u
rzadzone staraniem Federated
Trades Council i Rady budowlanej.
10000 robotnik6w brafo W mich u
dziaf, poczem udawano sic groma-
dnie do ogrod6w, ma pikniki
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 4 Wrzesnia.-
Wsr6d pieknej pogody odbyf sic
poch6d okazyi Dnia robotnikow.
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= Francuzi przyjmujq wyszu-
kama grzecznoScia niemieckich Of
cerow, kt6rzy przybywaja do Pa
ryza ma wystawe.
= Wdowa po zamordowanym W
Pekinie baronie Ketteler wraca do
Detroit, do rodzic6w. Jest ona cor
ka p. Fl. B. Ledyard, ,prezesa zarza-
du kolei Michigan Central.
- Parowiec State of Nebraska z
Glasgow przebywac musi W New
Yorku W kwarantannie, obawy
pred dzuma.
- Arthur Sewall, demokratycz-
ny kandydat ma wiceprezydenta W
r. 1896, zosta} razony apopleksya i
niema nadziei utrzymania 60 przy
zyciu.
- Tykiet stanowy demokratycz-
ny W Arkansas przeszedt ogromna
wiekszoscia g(os6w. jeff. Davis
zastaf obrany gubernatorem.
- Ze stanu Illinois zostafo W
tym tygodniu skazanych ma wygna-
ME 5 Chinczyk6w, kt6rzy wszyscy
wyznaja wiare chrzescianska ma
leza do kosciola prezbyteryanskie-
60.
= ,,Biaie czapki" W Lima, O.,
uuwlokfu z fdaka DO raz druei ko-
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gosci mayor Maybury pocztmistrz
Dickerson. Listonosze z Colum-
bus otrzymali $50 jako pierwsza
nagrode "a dzielne trzymanie sic
podczas parady. Listonosze 10
ledo otrzymali druga nagrode.
WfaSciwa konwencya rozpoczy-
ma sic dis. Wfasciwych delegat6w
jest 750. Miasto Columbus Chatta-
nooga ubiegaja sic zaszczyt pozo-
stania miejscem, W kt6rem ma sic
odbyc przyszfy zjazd istonosz6w
WASHINGTON, Ago Wrzesnia. -
General Macarthur donosi, re ma
wyspie Bohol wybuchfo powstanie.
Amerykanie stracili jednego zof-
nierza, kt6ry polegt i 6 ranionych.
Bahol ley W odlegfosci 365 mil
cd Manili, na potnoc cd duzej wy
spy Mindanao, Jest niedaleko cd
wyspy Cebu.
New YORK, Ago Wrzesnia. -
Mfody murzyn trafit niejakiego
Williama Kohles zgnifem jabfkiem
W glove. Kohles dopadt chfopaka
i wypoliczkowaf go, W tenn wmie.
szaf sic W sprawe inny Meyer, kt6-
ry silnem uderzeniem piesci powa-
lii Kohlesa ma ziemie. Zebraf sic
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Brak WiadonloSci Z Peklnu.
Nieporozumienie miedzy nocarstWa=
mi WZraSta.
Niemcy gotowe woiowa6 na w}asna reke.
I'd ZWIAZKU sPIEWAK0W W DETROIT.
Echa wczorajszego swieta Robotnik6w.

ci6fmi Turcyi, ,niemieccy urzednlcy
przeprowadzili regulacye fnansow,
a niemieccy ofcerowie reorganlza-
eye armii tureckiej. Ma zewnatrz
Turcya zachowywafa wielka rezer-
we, co zwfaszcza okazafo sic przy
sposobnosci icznych przewrot6w W
Bufgaryi.
Ale suftanowi ME udafo sic ma
prawic zfa najgorszego W Turcyl:
ichego stanu urzed6w. Reform,
przyrzekanych mocarstwom, ME
przeprowadzono, CO zwfaszcza W
Armenii doprowadzilo do strasz-
nych rozruch6w rzezi.
Ma Krecie r6wniez wybuchto
powstanie, Grecya korzystaJqc z
sposobnosci niedoceniajac sity
miIitarnej Turcyi, rozpoczeia W
Kwietniu 1896 w Macedonii kroki
woienne. Wojska tureckie W kr6-
tkiej Rampant pokonaiy Grekow
ma wszystkich punktach, ale mimo
sukcesu wojennego Krete Turcya
straciia.
Abd.ul-Hamid osobi5cie jest
wladzca o pokaznych zdolnosciach
najlepszq ozywiony checiq9'
Me posiadaJqc W pierwszych
czasach swych rzad6w dosta-
tecznych wiadomosci politycznych
uzupelnit ten brak W p6zniejszych
latach zelaznq pilnoscia otrzqst
sic do pewnego stopnia z paralizu-
iacego uscisku potentat6w palace
wych.
o szlachetnym jego sposobie
myslenia najlepiej swiadczy to, re
W my5l jego zyczen obch6d jubile-
uszu bedzie miaf przewaznie cha
rakter dobroczynny. Sultan dat
sam dobry przykiad swoim podda-
nym. Pred paru miesiqcami mia
nowicie polozyt kamieh wegielny
pod budowe nowego wodociqgu W
Konstantynopolu, czem zaskarbit
sobie wielki mir wsr6d ludnosci,
gdyz wed}ug pojec wschodnich do
bra woda do picia jest wielkim da-
rem Bozym.
Obecnie zn6w zarzqdzif budowe
wielkiego schroniska dla sierot, ,kt6-
re nosic bedzie naive Hamidieh i
skfadac sic bedzie pieciu duzych
budynk6w, W kt6rych sic 1000 Sic
rot pomiesci. Wychowancy pobie-
rae beda nauke religii, czytania,pi-
SANTA rachunk6w, opr6cz tego
rozmaitych zajec praktycznych,jak
rolnictwa, ciesielstwa, introligator-
stwa, tkania kobiercow itp. Grunt
pod budowe schroniska zakupit sui
tan wiasnej szkatufy.