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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19
STRUCK A SKAG

IN seeking Information. having al
ways brought az the matter in eoua-
eil meetings when u would secure
ror hiut the greatest advertisement
II became very evident during the
discussion that the council and the
city engineer intend 60 cover up
their delay In completing the plant
BY shifting the blame To IN. eorpa-
ration eounHri. who 10 iu charge Of
the condemnation suits for the pole
line riEhtsof saY. Mr.. Thorn son
said thls morning that the whole
thing rested on that point. Two
miles OF Il are bitterly contested
The corporation counsel WaE IN
structsd to begin the condemnation
only three months ago.
We cannot hurry the courts" f.
the way the committeeman put IL
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19
"BOSCO THE SNAKE
EATERS" NEW ROLE
ARRESTED ~ POLICE AND IDENTIFIED AS The WOULD
BE BURGLAR WHOM MRS. LITTL6JoHN SHOT

Boaco the Snake Eater" who.
whrn he rs not assouring Shiny
srattlofua for the edlfieation Of the
mond. VAS the man who attempted
10 rob the home OF Mrs. Mabel Lat
u. John u 500 Sixth avenue north.
last Sunday night. and WaH shot and
wounded Ia the attempt. The fear
less woman put bullet from her
five shooter into Raymond's left
thigh. a. he fled into the darkness.
AZ told IN The Star yesterday.
Acting on information received at
the police station that there was n
badlY wounded man al a2s Warren
avenue city Detectives Byrnea and
Kennedy Investigated and landed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19

they had not taken one down and
had no intention OF doing SO.
Street Superintendent Walters
says all he has done is TO write a
letter 20 Foster 4 Kleiser telling
them that they will have to see To
il that the signs come down.
License Inspector Marsh Is stiii
unheard from. He has arrested no
one. nor has he recommended that
any license be revoked because the
business conducted under the
license has been conducted in viola
ton OF the city ordinances.
THE SIGNS ARE STILL UP. s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19

Raymond In Jail last night This
morning Mrs. Little John called az
the station and positively Identified
Raymond az the man she had seen
peeriug IN her window Sunday
night
Raymond'R name has appeared on
the register At the police station a
dozen times or more for various Of
lenses. and all the older officers and
detectives know him well.
Raymond can only be held on a
charge OF disorderly conduct. for.
sa the officers sAy. they didn't get
him right" for the Little John
burglary.
Hut the gunshot wound will make
him respect the law for a while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19

TOXIC sAn official report Admiral Togo 70.
tells Of the destruction
Port Arthur last Sunday. HIS report 5
"A from Rear Admiral DewR cruisers
Kasasa Yoshno eoided during May IS
Yoshino being
On the day the bateshp
mine and sank shortly afterwards"
experimenting the Of Admiral Togo says:
AT fourteen minutes o'clock
Is deep fog off Fort Arthur
cruiser Yoshino sinking the latter IN a
~on the morning the battship asnse cruising AZ
Port Arthur and covering the landing OF soldiers
knots southeast OF the harbor
almost Immediately struck another mine. She
minutes Three hundred CT her by torpedo boats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19
MZNW RNRT

LONDON ia Cheefoo dispatch Russians ar
irving that place from Dalny claim that batshp
shkshima
BY japanese Monday
afternoon
The claim Dalny
telegram Port Arthur. which that
the bombardment O'Clock the afternoon
while the fighting the hottest the telegram
shkshlma the mine There terrific
few big
Of those had time to escape
During the confusion following the
ina the Russians another mine
abed By explosion
Japanese feet before she could place
Of
NJ
Arthur that Of the sunksn vessels blocking
channel had blown and during
Monday
the attacking The made Il hot them
that they ere o harbor.
The warships destroyed
considerable what really sunk although
official dispatch should be the
Naturally Dalny
know the their Information
likely purely heasay baehips shikishma
sase are sister ships the cruisers.
The the big seafghcrs
She displacement
knots complement 74i officers
Of whom lost carried Pinch fourteen eneh
guns and 81 smaller
The Yohno with displacement
tons She $50 feet In length with speed Of q
hou being Of the fastest OF the cruiser fleet Her
consisted Of four 6neh eight finch and % small caber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19
SHOCKED HIM!

Tenders are held was thrown operf
he said. My God. boys. IL this ifis
kind OF a hole my sister would have
to be put In II charged with petty.
offense1'' Exactly So" said Jsiior
Corbett with a wise and knowing
look
Captain Ward picked at the crun~
bling creviceH with a pen-knife and
proved how easy II would De for a
man TO escape even with his finger
nails for tools.
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Escorted BY Captain Ward and
Tailor Corbett. city Couneilmen
Burnett and Arnold zbiden made an
exhaustive tour OF the city jail
shortly before noon today. This Is
Zbindeu's initiative trip through the
siufns and shines encountered in the
dark and uuwholesorne faatiisf. OF
seattle's fast dcoaying prison, and
he cried out at the terrible state 81
things At every turn. When the
door Z the cell where the Vmeu OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19
B0LTED
CRY scrinps Nenn Ass,n.l

MADISON. Wis, May 1s.-Rob .
ert NJ. Lafollette was nominated
governor for the third term by the
Republican state convention this
morning. Boilers held a separate
this afternoon and nom
mated an entire state ticket headed
by sam Cook and supported by ths
two Senators. Quarles and Spooner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19

The Seattle Ice Company announ-
ced TIL safternoon that the places 81
the strikers. who went out yeater-
day because Manager Morgan re-
fused to sign the new schedule OF
wages. have been filled and the
business Of the company IL going on
as though nothing had happened.
No further trouble IL expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19

less. They also refused 10 say why
the dividends are not Sc share. In
stead OF 81 II Is reported that the
men making the charges and ask
ing the questions are representing
Tom Lawson of Boston and the
Rothschilds of London and Paris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19
REPORT CONFIRMED

Rips News Aas.n1
CHEFOO May l9Daney who arrived today confirm
TIE report that japanese fleet suffered severely during the
recent Dalny
Guiding the batleshp shlshma either the cruiser
the batteshp Full both OF which hidden mines The Rus
sian boats which sinking japanese vessels
Ne forced to retire Rus
s consul has Dany dispatch stating that Japanese battle
ps were lost Monday that the Arthur harbo
mas been partially japanese
fire ships
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19
Gull TY

SACRAMENTO. May IsHarry
E.Idredge. one OF the Folsom oa-
eapea. was found guilty Of murder
this afternoon. EldrcdKe was ar
rested In Semitic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19
DEFENSE BEGUN

CAP EHAYTIEN, May lin a
battle between government troops
and reyolutionists AT Guyacanes. tho
government force had thirty killed
and wounded. and the revoltionists
lost heavily. Five revolutionary
generals have gone 10 Porto Rico
for safety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19
The Battleship
and Cruiser
Sunk at Port
According to
Reports
HatSuSe
Y OSfliiflO
Arthur
Russian

LONDON, May 19---An
Official dispatch received
this afternoon announces
that the Japanese cruiser
Yoshino and battleship
HatsuSe were sunk off Port
Arthur and over 600 lives
lost. OF the crew of the
battleship 641 were saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19
LOST HEAVILY

RISING sun, Ind. May 1.-the
defense IN the Gillespie trial opened
this morning. No mention was
made TO dismiss. though this right
was reserved. The counsel. in his
opening statement. said that all the
evidence that has been introduced
was purely circumstantiai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19

The difference OF 5-1oo OF per
cent OF alcohol in a beverage sold as
hop tea" at Madison park by Will
lam Soften may result in his being
acquitted OF running "A blind pig"
The case IN which Steffen is
charged with selling liquor without
license came up before Justice
Gordon yesterday afternoon. Stef-
fen claimed the tea was not an al
coholie beverage and the trial was
postponed until Saturday pending
an analysis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19

Elizabeth and John Walton.
charged with stealing s1.100 from
sam Jacobs some time ago, while
doing some housekeeping work for
him. were discharged yesterday by
Justice George, who held that the
prosecution had not brought out
enough evidence to hold them on q
charge Of grand larceny. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19

MARVIN MYERS, A BOY WHOSE HOME is At Ni5 TWENTY
FIRST AVENUE, WAS KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED BY A
MASKED HioHwAYMAN SUNDAY At MIDNIGHT AND RE-
COVERED CONSCIOUSNESS ONLY YEsrERoAY-FoR TIME
HIS LIFE WAS DEsPAIREp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19

Tonight and Friday-Fair. warmer Friday
excerg near coast. light to fresh west winds.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-14
Osobliwszy pogrzeb.

Jednyrn w swoirn rodzaju byl
pogrzeb komendanta japohsldego'
Hirose. Chowano go rownoczes-
ME w Toxic w Porcie Artura,
Hirose polegl sniercia bohater-
ska podczas niszczenia brande-
row W cieSninie Osayo. Czesd
zwaok zabrali Japohczycy, dru-
ga czest odnalezli Rosyanie M
wodach Portu. w Toxic odbyi sic
pogrzeb zwlok z w;elka pornpa'
Rownoczesnie z polecenla mamie
stnika Aleksiejewa pochowano
w Port Arturze druga czesd
zwfok sonrendanta Hirose. w od1
daniu tomorrow wojskowych u
czestniczyi dygnitarze rosyjscy
j caly garnizon twierdzy. TAX
miec ;dwaj uieprzyjaciele jednaka
oddaIi Geese odwadze zaslugori
bohatera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-14

licy pania Nc Cormick, sadzac, re
ja zabi1, odebraf sobie zycie. Rama
pani Nc Cormick ME jest smiertelna.
= Handel w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych zaczyna sic ozywia6.
= sedzia zwiazkowy Lacombe W
New Yorku wezwa1 kompanie kolejo-
we do przediozenia sobie ksiazek.
Rozchodzi sic przekonanie, o lie
kompanie popieraja trust weglowy.
= Rezerwacya Rosebud W Pofud'
niowej Dakocie zostanie 8 sierpnia
oddana do uzytku kolonistom, maja-
Gym chet osiase tam. Rezerwacya
sk1ada sic 416,000 akrow gruntu.
- Ernst A. Roeber. rzeznik z
przemiescia Chester, ocali1 zycie pani
Marcie Dobbs, kt6rej konie rozbiega-
by sic. Ia zycia pani Dobbs otrzymaf
przekaz ma $4,000, a teraz, po jej
smierci, dostaI $4,000. Pani Dobbs
mieszkala W Pittsburgh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-14
Rdzne nOtatkI tsIegrafiCzne.

- obok pomnib6w Aleksandra
Wilhelma Humboldta stanie pred
gmachem Uniwersytetu W Berlinie
pomnik zmarfego historyka Mommse-
na
Dyrektor Banlu inwalid6w W
Dreznie, Reinholz, odebra3 sobie zy-
Gle, sprzeniewierzywszy 100000 ma
rex. Kr6l saski jest protektorem tego
Banku.
Rosya naby3a " Hamburger na
w1asnost parowiec pasazersh "Colum-
bia." Kompania Hambursko Amery-
kahska pozbywa sic ma rzecz Rosyi
wszystkich swoich starych pudel.
w Tybecie trivia walka Anglik6w
z krajowcami.
= Gar Miko1aj wyjecha3 do Mo-
skwy, skad uda sic do Charkowa. Po-
wr6ci do Carskiego sio3a dnia % ma
ia.
= Fred. Schuetz, syn .bogatego pi-
wowara vi Pittsburgh. uosrzelH M U
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-14
KR0TKIE NO7ATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Komitet miejski, kt6rego zada-
MEM jest ustanawiac nalezytosci "a
przywileje, committee Of compensa-
tion), wczoraj wspolnie burmt
strzem naradzal sic mad podniesie-
MEM dochodow miasta. Szczeg6lniej
zastanawiano sic mad nakfadaniem
podatkow ma straganiarzy ma chodni-
kach.
- Subkomitet komitetu sprawiedn-
wosci naradzai sic mad projektem do
ustawy, by handlarzom materyj wy
buchowych ME wolno bylo utrzymy-
wac W zapasie wiecej niz 80 funt6w
takich materyj. Zdaje sic jednako-
w6z, re projekt ME da sic przeprowa-
dzit narade odlozono
- Szef policyi polecii wczoraj IN
spektorom kapitanom, azeby scisle
przestrzegali ustaw W obec wiascicie-
Ii ps6w, kt6rzy ME oplacaja podat-
k6w azeby nigdy ME wdawali sic W
zadne uklady mimi. 75 procent tego
podatku wp4ywa do kasy funduszu
pensyjnego policyjnego.
= Nastepca kap. Roberta Nc Cullo-
cha ma urzedzie naczelnego zarzadcy
Chicago City Railway CO.., zostai
przez dyrektor6w kompanii zamiano-
wany Mason B. Starring, jeden do
tychd hdzasowych gi6wnych rzecznikow
kompanii.
= w imienfu Irvinga w. Van Zand-
IA. koaniMoiaaera. kt6rego iona possar
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la do zakiadu obfakanych W Elgin'
ILL.,, 81 lipca z. r, wniosf adwokat tel
COZ w. G. Anderson podanie "ha
beas corpus, twierdzac, ze klient 5eI
go zupelnie jest zdrowym ma umysle
- Szynkarzowi Charles Weiss bur
mistrz ME udzielii licencyi do otwo|
rzenia szynku pm. 52S Grand ave-,
powodu, re naprzeciw tego domu zna1
duje sic kosci61. Weiss zaskarzyi bur
mistrza pred sedzia Smith, sedzia
rozstrzygnai ma korzysc szynkarza.
= sedzia Tuthill wczoraj udzielii
rozwodu pani Julii Drazkowskiej, kt01
ra dlatego roziaczye sic chciaia mel
zem Maxem. IL ma gwiazdke ofiarowa
la mu szpilke brylantowa, a W pare
dni p6zniej dowiedziaia sic, re MAJ
jej otrzymai jeszcze kosztownietszy
prezent cd innej - danny
- so letni Eugene Ross z Battle
Creek, Mich, pracujac dla kolei Chi
cago and Grand Trunk. znajdowai sig
ma pociagu towarowym, wiasnie ran
zowanym ma 81 ulicy, gdy lokomoty
wa nagle sic oderwaIa. Ross spadi
wagonu, / dostaI sic pod ko1a, kt6re
literalnie odcieiy mu glove cd tuio
via.
- % letni Paul Bach. 942 8. Ash
land ave-. w warsztatach lokomotyw
W Cicero, nieostroznie zblizy} reke
do maszyny, ktora mu ia TAX zgnio-
tia, ze amputacya staia sic nieuchronI
na.
- 81 letni stoIarz Martin Strubel,
zonaty, 831 w. % str. pracowal przy
budujacym sic domu ma rogu Albany
ave. i 26 str. gdy za}amalo sic poo
MIN rusztowanie. Strubel spad} wy
sokosci 40 stop smiertelnie sic po-
kaIeczyi. Jest W szpitalu powiatowym.
-12 letni Wac{aw Cieslihski. S941
Muskegon ave., W poblizu mieszkania
rodzicielshego zbierai wegle ma szy-
mach kolei, kiedy re stojace1 W pobli-
zu lokomotywy nabierajacej wode|
spadf wielld HAWAI- wegla ma reke|
chIopca, 1 talk ia skaleczyi, re ampu-
tacya wielhego palca bedzie koniecz-
na.
- MARGIN Tawlaczyk, LEGACY lat a.
zam. pm. 3116 Wall str. zostal wczo-
raj trzykrotnie ciezko raniony wy
strzalami rewolweru przez specyal1
nego policyanta A Nc Laughlina W
rzezalniach, kiedy opierai sic areszto-
waniu przez tegoz.
- Sekretarz skarbu Leslie M
Shaw przejezdzai wczoraj przez Chi
cago W drodze do Des Moines. SelEe
tarz Shaw sadzi, re wielhe szanse O.
trzymania nominacyi republikahshe1
ma wiceprezydenta ma czionek kon1
gresu R. r. Hit.
- John A. Bracken. mulat, skarzy
o $500 odszkodowania zarzad opery
Castle Square "a to. re W teatrze Stu
debakera wyproszono go 2 siedzenia
powodu koloru jego skory.
- PAM Grove. iona podprokuraoo
ra Franka Grove, kazaia aresztowad
Williama Nolana "a to. re tenze obj
PawIa Rakowskiego, rozwoziciela wei
gil, W dziedzincu jej domu pm. 36H
Congress str, gdy obaj przywiezh
zsypywali wegle. a przy tenn sic POI
M6cin.
= Max Boziewicz (O, LEGACY lat
26, zam. pm. Sc w. Division str, znaS1
duje sic szpitalu powiatowym
rozbita czaszka. Najechal ma niego pol
ciag kolei Chicago and Northwestern
ma rogu ulic Peoria Nnzie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-14
PRZEGLAD
PODTYu MIEDzYNARODOWEI,
Chicago, 1890 n1aja.

CTnCagO, 1890 nlaJa-
Niemal wszedzie W Afryce miej-
scowe Iudy pr6buja zrzucic Sic
bic jarzno europejsbdego panowa-
MIA. L Nierncatni rozpaczliwie
walczq Hererowie; Boerzy two
rzg tajny spdsek przeciw Angli-
kom; Somallsowie, mieszkajacy
wzdluz wybrzezy NORA Czerwo-
uego, podniesi sic przeciw Angli-
kom / W3ochom, kt6rzy ze swych
okret6w wojennych bombarduja
paI2 wiosd tych "czarnych DIE
ci pustyni" W Kongo znomu sic
zbuntowaEy niekt6re plemiona;
Hotentoei rozpoczel1 orezna wal
ke Z Portugalczykanli W ich loolo-
Mi Lorenzo Marquee. Nietrudno
przewidzieE, ja1d bedz1e honieo
tych powstah. Jest zanadto wielka
-6znica SD miedzy wakczacenh
stronami. Blblijne podanie o Da-
widzie 1 Goliacie juz sic nigdy ME
2ow6Ry; dzi$ panuie formuzka
Napoleonh Il "racye naja zawsze
bataliony'. EuropeSl1ie hataliony
zgaiota powstanie na rrGnach
zatkna choragiew talk zwanej
cywiIizacyi'', tej najwselnszej bic
dy afrykanstdch ludlow. Lecz dla-
czego ona jest ich nieszczeSciem,
dlaczego one TAX jej nienawidzaH
JabaS FIotentota, mychowany i
wyksztazoony W Angli, wydal
Swiezo llsiazke tel cywilizacy-
Pisze tedy we wstepie TAX: ''Przy-
chodzI do mas nMsyonsrz z krzy-
zem i z nauka n1i3osci; my sic do
niego garniemy, uwazamy go "a
istote wyzsza, lOOehamy go slu-
chamy.Lecz zarazponim przycho-
dzl przemyslowiec, ktory zaprze-
ga mas do nadludziej piracy, bije,
neka, odbiera nam wszelka VIA
snoS6, k}6ci mas miedzy soba. /
dziemy tedy ze skarga do misyo-
narza "a on nam powiada, re Mkt
ME ma prawa mas krzywdzic ze-
Smy sic powinni bronic Cd zlych
ludzi. Vice zaczynamy sic bro
mic, odpedzany bia3ych rabus1ow
cd naszych wiosele, ME dajen1y i'm
naszych trzod, lecz wtedy przy-
chodza uzbrojeni ludzie bali
strzelajq do mas. Dziw1lie prosta
Jest ia Brotka opowiesG, a czuc W
niej OgrOmna Prawde. Potem ten
IIOtentota przytacza urywki z
mn6stwa europejskch dziel o zda-
rzeniach W Afryce tax tworzy
obraz przerazajacego okructeh-
stwa, kt6ry w Europe nazywa sic
cywilizowaniem AfryEi.. Media
VINO zmarly fitozof angielshi
Spencer, rozpatrujac dzieje kolo-
nizacyl Ameryli, Australii, wysp
Oceanu, wyciagnal ten hahbiacy
Europejczyk6w wniosek, re zasa-
dniczym rysem ich charakteru
jest zimne, systematyczne okru-
ciehstwo. Ale Spencer wpadal ME
laedy W pessymizm. Jednak Ia
godnoSci Aryjczyk6w ME swiad-
czy fakt, opisany teraz W angiel-
sklch dziennikach przez jednego
misyonarza Zapewnia On, re sam
byl swiadkiem nastepujacego zda-
rzenia Wojsko europejskie w
NongO, posi{kowane przez uzbro-
lony oddziai murzyhski, zburzylo
Jal2s wle$, zakuAo w kajdany jeh-
cow / razem mimi wroci1o do
domu. Tam oficerowie, ma 4ctorych
czele stall kapitan WIoch, wzieli
Jencow ma spytk1, a potem oddai
'ch ma zjedzenie swym murzyh-
skim zo}nierzom. Razem z olcera-
mi, misyonarz patrzal na te kani-
balsia uczts 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-14

skusya przeprowadzona zostala w
sposob Rrzyjazny MONA byio
stwierdzic, re Polacy czyGia
wszelkie' starania, ably Czechow
nak1onic do umiarkowarnia. Obu-
stronnie wyrazono koniecznoSe
rychlego przywr6cenia normal
nych stosrllk6w w paarlamencle..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-14
RUcH PARoWcoW.

Przybyiy:
New York: Patricia Hamburga
Georgia Liverpoolu
Brema: Rhein Baltimore.
Londyn: Cambrian Bostonu.
Chrlstiansand: Island N. Y.
NeapoI: Sardegna z N. Y, Slayonis
N. Y.
Havre: La Touraine N. Y. y
Plymouth: Moltke N. Y. .
Queenstown: Luoania N. Y. Gre
tic z Bostonu.
odesziy:
New York: Celtic do Live.p poolu
MoviiIe: Partisan do Montrealu
liverpool: Arabic do N. z. 14
southampton: Bluecher do N. z.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-14
Wiede1i, I4go nlaia.

Wieden, 1890 maja. = Au-
stryacka rada panstwa w dzisiej-
Sym swoim sk5adzie ME zostanie
wcale zwolana. Rozpisze sic no
we wybory, azeby sprobowat po
raz ostatnl stworzyc parliament,
zdolny do zalatwiania spraw bic
zacych.
Paryz, 1890 maja. = Turcya
postanowila skorzystac wojny
Rosyi Japonia wytepic zbun-
towanych Armehczykow. .Woj-
sko tureckie pail niszczy wsie
i miasta, wytepiajac mieszkah-
cow. Francuzln posel Constans
wysla{ w porozumieniu kolega-
mi rosyjskim angielskim, kon-
sulow do Erzerum, azeby po-
wstrzytnac rozlew krwi.
Rzyrn, 1890 maja. = "Osserva-
tore Romano, organ watykahski,
zaprzecza wlesciom powtarzanym
przez gazety francuskie, jakoby
Papiez wystosowal list do Lou
beta, prezydenta francusIeiej RE
czypospolitej, okazyi jego byt-
nosci we Wiecznem miesc1e, ma
divorce krola wfoskiego, kt6ry
pozbawia glove KoSciola wtadzy
Swieckiej.
Springfield, Ill, 1890 maja. -
Po zagajeniu konwencyi zawiesi}
ktoS ma slupie portret Yatesa, po-
czem ukazaly sic mad giovanni de-
legat6w portrety r6znych handy
datow ma gubernatora. Powstal
TAXI zg1elk, re przewodniczacy
Joe Cannon zagrozil usunieciem
publicznosci re sail. Kiedy przy4
jeto sprawozdanie komlsyi man.
datow zalatwiono sic z wyborem
delegat6w ma konwencye narodo-
wa, poczem przeczytano platfor-
me. Nastepnie przystapiono do
nominowania kandydata ma gu
bernatora, Pc pierwszem gioso-
waniu okaza5o sic, ze Yates otrzy-
mai 5o7 glosow, Lowden 354,
Deneen 386. Gosowano pozniej
po kolei IS razy i rezultat osta-
tniego g}osowania byl ten, re
Yates mial 495 e'osow, Lowdeu
4o5, a Deneen 382. o godz, 1925
odroczono konwencye do dnia
dzislejszego.
New York, 1890 maja. - w
mieszkaniu Emilia Sonner, ktory
przyznal sic, re bra} lapowki cd
kandydatow ma urzedy, znalezio-
no liste nazwisk 500 strazak6w,
kt6rzy oplaclli sic agentom "a
wyrobienie posad. Jeden czIon-
kow stray pozarnej otrzyn1al
wysokie stanowisko, zaplaciwszy
Sonnerowi jego towarzyszom
"za 1ch trudy" $4,000. Pewien
lekarz wydziafu policyjnego "a
p1acil $1,000, azeby otrzymac u
Rad.
St. Louis, 1890 maja. = w Co.
liseum, gdzie sic odbedzie demo-
kratyczna, nanodowa konwencya,
znajduje sic 1o,84o mleisc dla de-
legat6w, ich zastepc6w, przedsta-
wicieli prasy, zaproszonych gosci
i widow, kt6rzy beda nusiell po-
starac sic bilety wejSc1a. Ola
reporter6w gazet przeznaczono
700 miejsc. Kazdemu czfonkowi
komitetu narodowego przys1uguje
prawo do jednej lozy i do 10
krzesel. Kazdy delegat otrzyrna
do swej dyspozyi po 3 bilety wei
scia, a kazdy zastepca delegate
bedzie musia3 kontentowat sic je-
dnyn1 biletem.