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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23
Ohio City Mining News
>e~..Cbsmpion Correspondence


Monday, June 10.
Mr.. Snyder is working the Granite
Mountain property and has opened
up a well defined vein of ore be.
tween granite walls measuring ~ 10
"a inches in width and which runs
close to $4,000 90 to the ton. This is
considered one of the best finds ever
made IN the Granite ground and no
doubt will prove a steady shipper.
Geo. Morsia has1nsas . very rich
find on the west side of Ohio creek
opposite the Gold Link tunnel. The
vein has from 10 10 l2 inches Of ore
ranging in value from $50 to S265
per ton IN gold. The tunnel is in
fifty feet and is the second mine on
the west side of Ohio creek. outside
the old Chronicle, which has produc-
ed over 100000. This mine is
now idle, although it is one of the
best in the camp. 1t is silver
proposition.
The best and richest find was
made last Friday but is withheld in
this issue. This makes four more
shippers added to the list inside of
80 days Surely the camp is com
ing to the front, and all are tribu-
tary to Ohio City which is taking on
new life in the way of building new
business houses and residences
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23
Crested Bette School

The school board met with Mrs
{. l. Lawrence Monday afternoon
and closed up the accounts Of the
past school year with nice financial
balance on the credit side of the
ledger. The faculty for the next
year was named as follows; T. W.
Shutz, of Lake City, principal; Miss
katherine Nash, of Georgetown, for
the tn fourth and fifth grades, Mrs.
Turner and Miss Miner in their old
positions.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23

Continued next week J
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23

me ihtud 70 tXeTclSt
1T, that they may, through legisla.
lures OF their own selection, more
arbitrarily control labor; that they
may shift the burden of taxes from
their own to the peoples shoulder 5;
that they may continue to make rail
road rates that will give them con-
troll Of the product of every industry
Increase the dividends on their wa
tered stocks and secure tried and
true corporation Representatives in
both branches of the national con-
gress. They have already decided
that Simon GuCgenheim, head Of
the great smelter trust, shall be Col
orados next United States senator
These corporation Inagnates have
themselves defined the issue for the
next and succeeding elections. They
do not try to shroud it. Drunk with
the successes of the past two wears
with Peabody as their agent, and
with the abject submission of the
Fifteenth general assembly to their
wishes, they are willing to meet the
people upon the proposition that
THE CORPORATIONS AND NOT THE
: PEOPLE SHALL RULE CoLoRApo."
1t has taken the corporations some
time TO venture to assume 90 defiant
an attitude, but year by year their
strength has grown and their influ-
ence increased until they are 1t las,
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23
CHI APTER VII

ft'N s< Smoaf =
cisrren ~ere Con-
: AACe ~ i4ara
e"ss>s hence ena pru-
ts~nce ros -ea -
sieep DARING the
esnsy mo.fns 81
tesl winter Via
ter Never nae
sum ner hcsa 80 re-
piefs ~ith light
and warmth There
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23
vGOOS, esS.~

vGODS. ot0.oo 20 in-ure IN ioal Parties
part ne ith Ine mare frum the cuun-
" will BE- required 20 pay the service f.o. v ~
not BE- resDdn-ibs for accidents. should anv
orcur hut evory precauiIan will be taken 70
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27

gress and reform. What gives plausi-
bility to this suggestion is the fact that
these troubles seem to have begun i'm
mediately after the announcement OF
the intentions of De WHITE. With the
influence, not alone with the Car, but
with the Russian people of all classes
which De White acquired by his mas
terly management of the peace nego-
tiations on the part of Russia, the re-
dictionaries, the Grand Ducal Cabal,
and all the powers and influences in
Russia which draw their power and in
fiuence from present conditions would
naturally rally for a fierce attempt to
destroy his influence with the Gear.
Not one of the least plausible means
of doing this would be by connecting his
ideas and efforts for reform and liber-
alizing tendencies and institutions, with
the unreasonable demands and violent
and revolutionary actions of the ex-
tremists. If the Gar could be thor
oughly impressed with the idea that the
railroad strikes and the accompanying
violence and disturbance and apparent
contempt of constituted authority and
for the autocracy of the Gear, was the
natural and legitimate fruit of De Wit
ties ideas, it would be only human for
him to drop De White from his favor
and to stop any reforming or liberaliz-
ing edicts or rescripts which he might
have In mind.
1t looks as though the possibility for
peaceful reform in Russia was now
passing through very crucial test, and
that De Witte himself is passing
Through an experience that will either
establish his influence with the Car
permanently or will destroy it forever.
Every reform has much to fear from
its too radical and jealous friends, and
it would seem, that the great danger to
reform in Russia at the present time
is exactly that.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27
Russia
In Crisis

widespread
taken the form OF general strike all the railroads of the empire
they do give much idea of the of
them that the political They
the suggestion that they effort of the liberal sentiment which
has undoubtedly been growing rapidly Russia during the few
months, to bring about reforms in government.
To the Russian eomer the parliamentary methods Eu
rope the type of reform he demands and it exactly that type
which the has denied in the rescpt creating the Douma 1t
admitted all sides that the Douma legislative body
though limited degree representative body 1t merely
advisory and the scope within which it advise is limited
The Douma satisfied nobody The conservative of the refome
disposed because they believed that however
its scope bound develop something really ega
tive and useful The radical of the reformers disposed
reject altogether being sham prense effort to keep the
word of promise to the ear to break to the hope.
few days the cables announced that De White seeking
to for the Douma real functions and real Legislative power De
White undoubty in high favor But foretel
what may happen Russia from day day. where there
of giving adequate expression to public opinion and where
quence intrigue and deception take the place of discussion De We
has always been of liberal ideas There every
believe that he sincerely DESTROYS of bringing about reform in
Russia It to be hoped that the radicals will by violence and
unreasonable demands reaction that will prevent We
from carrying out the reforms he proposes
would not indeed be of keeping the present troubles
fomened by the reactionar for the very purpose creating
vuson Of feeling against the committed in the Of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27
HARRY ARMITAGE
TOPICS IN BRIEF.
FORT STREET.

1t must make the policy holder rather
proud to discover that he could furnish
money for such a variety of purposes
Detroit News.
Sour Grapes "A baseball pennant is
only piece of light, thin cloth, COM
paratively valueless, and not worth
fighting for anyway.-Chicago Tribune.
A certain amount of admiration is
due the beef trust for the manner in
which it continues to do business after
.it has been crushed.-Detroit Free
Press.
During the campaign" said the poll
teal boss you must never fail to hold
up American industries" For how
much?" asked the innocent candidate.
Chicago News.
The present expense of the Panama
canal amounts to $3.50, 1000 a month, and
the principal digging being done Is in
Uncle Sans capacious cket.-Atlanta
Constitution.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27
Problem Of The
Unemployed


ganu who unemployed during portion OF that
about 65ooOoo of the working popua
said that asoundng large number of
unable find employment In New York alone reported
that could work Mr. Leroy Scott writing in
Worlds Work. considerable doubt upon these statements
After hhand investigation of merf work New York, Chi
cago Philadelphia Boston, Mr. Scott the conclusion
problem find work for the unemployed but
will much of his information this sub
the have relied the of the char
iy organizations the municipal lodgnghouse and investigators who
make observations from within the ranks of the unemployed
The manager Chicago employment agency quoted by Mr.
Scott said reply inquiry whether there
great many work. Sure but per of the people
The writer proceeds give
substantial proof show that this Mr. Benjamin c. Marsh
secretary Pennsylvania Children from Cruel
studied I8 picked random who found refuge the mun
Cpa lodging the all saying that they looking for
work Employment secured for of the 8 Eleven threw
up their jobs and only stuck to their work Fortve when
they learned that effort being made find work for them sud
denly disappeared Mr. Marsh time dressed himself in old
clothes and out test the truth the that there
work be had At the of he day he had 10 jobs which
work morning He urged these positions
but they refused
large number of difficulty finding holding POI
ons when they look Them because they unempoab
"An almost universal fault with the in this class"
Scott SIS that they desert their jobs after payday, for SPREE
they do work for considerable time they spend their earnings
as they secured Among unoganzed workers frequent
ly unemployed through desire to choose their jobs
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27

A newspaper is supposed to publish
the news as correctly as it is able.
Probably the most distorted, untruth-
full, unfair and altogether prejudiced
account of a local occurrence ever
published in newspaper here, is the
Advertisers account this morning OF
the Devauchelle trial. A newspaper
makes a grave error in injuring it's
own reputation by the publication
of such one-sided, colored narratives of
current events.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27

Justice sometimes has a long arm. 1t
has reached out from New Jersey to
Queensland to seize Mayor Belcher, the
official of Paterson. He
slipped through Justices fingers in Sac
Francisco and perhaps in Honolulu,
hut she has got him at last.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27
CASTLE Z COOKE. LID.
Commission MerChGntsS
Sugar Factors.
AGENTS FOR

The Eva Plantation Company, (,
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
The Kohala Sugar Company. 4,
The Waimea sugar Mill Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis. Mo
The Standard Oil Company.
The George F. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life InsuFs
ance Company Of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company Of
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company OF
London.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27
ELIMINATE
THE ELEMENT
OF DOUBT

; BY consulting us when your eyes
trouble you.
Our advice-gained through many
years of practical experimental be
cheerfully and honestly given.
We do NOT advise the use Of glasses
when they are NOT needed; but when
they are we apply scientific ethods
which are the maximum of efficiency.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27

Making ten dollar counterfeit bills
with pen would not, at first blush,
seem very remunerativO employment,
especially when the dangers of detec-
ton are taken into consideration.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27
Gold Movement
From Australia

years 1906 with total mporaons from Australia
for the fiscal year ending June 1897 of 100 The purpose OF
Australia the United States chiefly to
buy Sterling Exchange New York with which to make remittance
Australian gold mines and of trade balances due at
Australia This operation made possible from the
fact that the Treasury Department will receive the gold at the San
Mint order paid by telegraph the New York Sub
Treasury of econage into United States money and the
charges of Geographic transfer instructions to the Assistant Treasurer
New York In this cheaper than to
gold London direct for to send the metal to San Franz
transportation the continent to purchase eX
change New York below parity while exchange in Australia
London always premium The balance Of trade between Aus
tra and the United States has little anything to do with the
Australia Francisco for to
New York The operation is purely of dealing in foreign ex
change
following the annual imports of gold from
Australia since the nauguaed ending June GOTH
1905 $565o2I2; 1904 $72oQ75o; 1903, $792362 1902 $o
100000; 1901 $8o79362 $7393o6 $780, $2755599 $685.
$2227047o 1897, $84o4,I6o.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27

Dowle is reported to have been strick-
EN- with paralysis and to be in expecta-
ton of death. The announcement was
made in Leaves of Healing" APP
parently the leaves did not work in this
case.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27

The Literary Digest in a recent
issue discusses the question of the
unemployed under the interroga-
ton, "Is there work for alp
Among other things it says:
The census of 1900 gives the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27
Honolulu Iron Works,
STEAM ENGI1JEs, SUGAR MILLS,
BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS
AND LEAD CASTINGS.

Machinery Of Every Description Made
to order. Particular attention paid to
Ships lack hing. Job Work Exc
cuted on Short Notice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27

Conditions in Russia seem more
serious than at any time since the
first evidence of discomfort becam1
apparent during the war with Jap
an. While the cable dispatches in
dictate that the trouble is serious
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27
w. G. Irwin &Co.
AGENTS FOR THE

Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng.
Alliance Assurance Co., Of London, Eng.
Scottish Union & National ms. Co., Of
Edinburg, Scotland.
Fire Association of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd.
Wilhelma of Magdeburg General ms.
Company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27

Want ads in The Star bring quick re-
suits. Three lines three times for rs
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27
Classified Ads in Star.
Situation Wanted

Position to care for couple horses.
Thomas Savage, Alakea House
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27
For Sale
Carpenters Wanted

For Military Post at Kahauih only
first class men with modern tools need
apply. Long job and going wages. Adj
dress applications to H. H. Burrell Box
63S Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27

The first shipment of gold from
Australia to San Francisco for the
year was carried by the Ventura
which passed through this port on
ly few days ago. This movement
of gold has been feature of the
autumn months for the last nine
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-27

South and Kawaiahao Streets.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-15

SOMA pani Ward okazala sic i
stptnie wspanialomyslna, gdyz
uczciwemu znalazcy dala W ma
erode $1,000.
Paryz, IS marca. ( Ma parow-
GU St. Louis, ktory W ubiegla So
bote wyjechal do Nowego Yor-
ku, znajduje sic panna Malgo-
RATA Martin Little York, Ill.
Pfzybyla ona tu pred kilku mie-
siacanli, azeby wyksztalcic sic
WI spiewie i zapewniano ia, re
ma wielka przyszioSt pred So
ba zapewne zostanie znakomi-
ta operowa spiewaczka. MEDIA
VINO jednakowoz odpiewala tru-
dria arye, pred pewnym tutej-
Sym amerykahskim nauczycie-
lem, ten uwazal "a swoj obo-
wiazek oswiadczyc jej, re nigdy
ma scenic ME bedzie mogla wy
staple. Wplynelo to tax ma nia'
zeI popadla W ob1akanie. Podob-
no jej krewni nie chciei przyslae !;
JET pieniedzy ma powr0t, a konsul
Gowdy i inni Amerykanie ziozy-
Ii sic, azeby ia odeslat pod opleke
dozorczyni. Parma ia liczy lat
2S. Panuje oburzenie ma tych'
kt6rzy w b1ad wprowadzili ME-
szczesliwa jej rodzine taiszyWe-
mi obietnicani naklonili ia, BY
tn przybyla sic ksztalcic; rwa-
zaja to "a proste wydrwlcnle
grosza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-15
Rome notatki teIegrafiGzha'

- Kill,u oficer6w amerykahskich
/ ahgelskich, kt6rzy znajdowah sic
iako observatory przy armi rosy1-
skiej, popadlo W niewole Japohczy-
kow. Ci z pewnoscia obchodzit sic
mimi beda jak najwiekszym sza'
cunkiem, ale ME pozwola i'm poWro-
cie do armii rosyjskiej.
q Petersburga donosza urzedo-
wo, ze faisztw$ jest wiadomosc 0 od-
wolaniu floty baltyckiej.
- Kuropathn donosi wpraWdzie'
ze arnia jego znajduie sic juz W bez'
pieczenstwie, ale ME donosi ami slow
kiem o generate Kamimura' o ktorym
donoszono, ze znajduje sic ma poanoc-
ny wsch6d cd wawozu Tie.
= Do Londynu donosza, 5akony
Japonia zamierzala zadac okolo 800
do 75O milion6w dolarow odszkodo-
wanna, gdyby teraz przyszio do roko-
wan pokojowych.
= "Daily Mail" londynsA donosl
ze to Rad francuzh dal banherom
wskaz6wke, by pozyczki rosyjskiej
ME realizowali, dop6ki ME rozpocz-
ma sic rokowania pokojowe.
Kr6lowa angielska Aleksandra,
ksiezniczka Wiktorya, ksiaze duhsh
Karol tegoz malzonka, udaH sic z
Londynu do Lizbony ma wizyte do pa
ry Nolewskiej.
- Komisya budzetowa rady pan
silva niemiecldej przeciez przystaia
ma projekt rzadowy pomnozenia ka-
waleryi 2S szwadron6w, ale dopie-
70 W r. 1910.
- We wystawie sztuk pieknych W
Wenecyi, kt6ra otworzy krol WiosN
% kwietnia, wezmie udzial IL anne
rykanskich wystawcow.
w Monte Carlo umari znany ze
svei rozrzutnosci manii strojenia
sic markiz of Anglesey, ktorego ma
iatek administrowali jego Wierzy-
ciele.
- Strajkierzy g6rnej / podziemne1
kolei kompanii Interborough W NO
wynn Yorku, kt6rzy powracaja DO
piracy, musza zgodzic sic ma obnizenle
plac. Motorowi zamiast $3.50 otrzy-
mywat beda SO dziennie, kondukto-
rzy zamiast $2.4O, tylko $2.1o itp.
w Long View motloch wypro-
wadzi{ z wiezienia murzyna Juliusa
stevena, ktory ciezko rani1 Carla An
dersona, - rozstrzela} go.
- Senat Stanow Zjednoczonych
pensyonowai wczoraj P. j. osterhau'
sa "a jego meztwo W randze generaia
brygady.
W skutek eksplozyi gazu W do
mu Jak6ba Biltznera W Pittsburgh
Pa, iona Biltznera stracila zycie, q
niejaka Amelia Hopkins, jej przyja'
ciolka, smiertelnie sic pokaleczyia.
- Ze South Omaha, Neb., powoia-
no do Chicago 20 pracujacych W RE
zalniach, by wystapili jako swiadko-
vie W obec zwiazkowej grand jury
prowadzacej sledztwo W sprawie tru'
stu miesnego.
- W Bloomington, ILL.,, umarl A
BRAN Bronkaw, kt6ry liczy} lat 80, a
pozostawil majatek sumie $4,000
900.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-15
Pc regestracyi.

Dzieh wczorajszy sprzyjas de-
mokratom, kt6rych snieg ME
wstrzymywai Cd regestrowania
sic, azeby W dniu wyborow spell
mic obywatelski obowiazek.
Republikanie, przyzwye'zajena
do prosperity" So wygodniejsi,
wiec pozostali W domu, sbutkiem
czego regestrowalo sic wczoraj
og6lem 45,737 osob, gdy tym-
czasem pred dwoma laty rege-
strowaso sic 5000 osob. Wszy-
stkich razem regestrowanych
wyborcow jest dotychczas AL
o22, a pred dwoma laty bylo 'ch
tylko 373,242.
Widoki sedziego Dunno 20
stania przysz}ym mayorem mia
sta 'sa coraz lepsze: w 80 war
die utworzyl sic klub republi-
kahski, kt6ry indorsowal handy
dature Dunne'a. Kapitan A. c.
Anson, znany W kolach sporto-
wych grace W baseball, zwoiu-
je wielki mityng sportowcow, a.
zeby i'm wytlomaczyc zalety kan
dydat6w ma acknowledgement ty-
kiecie. Przernyslowiec J. G. Ga
ribaldi, ktory odgrywal dotych-
czas wielka role W komitecie re-
publikahskim, stana} obecnie ma
czele komitetu, zwalczajacego
kandydaturs Harlana. Glosowa-
ME probne we fabryce North
western Terracotta Comp, wy
kazaio, re "a sedzia Dunno O.
swiadczyso sig sol, q "a Harla-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-15
e letnia Mary Goodman umiesH-

&c letnia Mary Goodman umiesH'
czono W miejskim zakladzie slerot'
poniewaz matka pijaczka ME moze
dziecka nalezycie wychowywac.
- II letni Fritz Sanders ME rozu'
ME dalszego pozycia Ga letnia 20
ma, pragnie przeto rozwiezt sic.
= Ma Antoniego Nowaka spadta
cegaa przy budowie domu pm. 80 Bre'
men str. Nowak ziamaa noge " 10
stca. y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-15

- $500 kosztowaio wczoraj miasto
usuwanie sniegu ulic miasta. Og6i
mieszkahc6w pragnalby wiedzie6. ma
h6rych mianowicie ulicach dopusz-
czano sic takiego "zbytku." .iv-
3Ota osoba umaria wczoraiv W
szpitalu izolacyjnym, W roku bieza-
Gym, ma ospe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-15
KUR0PATKIN WRACA.
WbIi ksiaze MkOEaj MkoIasWiez badze jsgo nasepea'
General Liniewicz zamierza sic trzyma6
Wawozie Tie.
INA KATAsTRoFA PozARNA w NEW YoRKU
Przedziwne wyleczenie pozornie umor1ej.

(nie ma radzie wojennej, tylko
z innej strony) oryginalna i
$rniasa propozycya, a n1ianowi-
Gle, azeby car Miko}aj W pelnym
stroju carskim udal sic do starej
stolicy Moskwy, zwo1al do Kre-
mia szlachte j naczelnikow ziem-
stwa, wyjasnil i'm dokzadnie po-
lozenie, zareczyl SVEN sfowem,
re projektowane reformy zostana
zaprowadzone, oglosil odezwe do
narodu i zawezwal ca}y kraj do
doprowadzenia wojny do po-
myslnego kohca.
Warszawa, IS marca. - VIA
DE ME mialy powodzenia O.
twarciem szkoiy handlowej /
techniczej. Studenci zgromadzili
sic o zwyklej pore, udali sic do
klas, przez kilka minut tam "a
bawili, a potem razem wymasze-
rowali.
w skutek agitacyi pomiddzy
w}oScianami, cenzor zatronil pra-
sic omawiac sprawy agrarne.
Petersburg, IS marca. - Ru-
chy ch5opskie SIERRA sig W pro-
wincyach p6{nocno zachodnich.
Z okolic Wilma Kowna dono-
sza O icznych rozruchach; do
bra urzednik6w rzadowych pla-
drowano i -palono tax, ze Hzeba
byao zawezwac wojsl0o do thu
mienia buntow.
w Charkowie splonal szereg
dom6w przemyslowych W CA
sic pozaru, prawdopodobnie pod
2ozonego, 9 osob zosta5o ciezko
uszkodzonych. Szkode zrzadzon2
obliczaja ma million rubli.
Wieden, IS marca, = Coraz to
wyazniej szerzy sic pog}oska,ze
korona przysta7a ma zadania we
gierskiej partyi niezaleznej ty-
czace sic zadah ma polu wojsko-
woSci. Jesli okaze sic ma faktach
oparta, to zamierzona podroz ce-
sarza i kr6la do stolicy Wegier-
w nowem przedstawi sic swietle.
Kossutl cd chwili odnIesienia
zwycieztwa przez partye niezale-
zna zawsze zapewnia{, re teraz-
niejsze partye wiekszoSci co do
pewnych zadah W naj1upelniej-
szej So zgodzie, a do tych W
pierwszyn rzedzie nalezy zada-
ME zaprowadzenia wegierskieJ
komendy w wojsku wegierskiem,
Domagaja sic one tego rownle
stanowczo, jak rozdzia}u ekono-
micznego z Austrya utworzenla
odrebnego terytoryum c}owego.
Konstantynopol, IS marca. -
Trzej wysocy dygnitarze tureccy
otoczenia sultana uciekli pa
sacu W sikutek intryg. So to adju-
tanci przyboczni sultana, gene
ralowie Achnet pasza Ria pa
sza, jakotez szambelan cesarskl
Arif bel. Ssycha6, re uciekli dla-
tego, Il obawiali sic, re stana sic
ofiarami sprzysiezenia policyjne-
go w Jildiz Kiosku. Ria qasza
niedawno zostal ma ulicy zdra-
dziecko napadniety i raniony.
Juz w6wczas utrzymywano, re
napastnicy jego zostali najsci
przez tajna policya palacu.
Berlin IS marca. Urzedowy
"Dziennik Drezdenski' oznaj-
mia, ze kr6l Fryderyk August o.
debra} radcy sprawiedliwoscl,
drowi Koernerowi, pe}nomocn1-
c.two prowadzenia spraw praw-
nych tyczacych sic rozwiedzioneJ
ma{zonki krola, hr. Montignoso,
Nastepca jego do tel sprawy 20
stall zan1ianowany minister donlu
7kro1ewskiego, DIR. V. Seydewrlttz'
T Powodem tego Jest postepoWat1ii<s ii<s
niemal brutalne Koernera we
Florencyi., Kiedy powroci1 stam-
ctad, krol gniewen do nlego