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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-10

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 10.-As a re-
suit of last nights explosion of mol
ten steel at the furnaces of the
| Jones C Laughli1 Company, the
charred trunks of seven men are at
the morgue, and twelve badly burn
ed and crippled foreigners are in a
hospital, while anxious workers are
digging through a mass of steel and
cinders for the bodies of several men
who are still missing. E. l.. Meseler,
the superintendent, stated that he
believed the accident was caused by
the looseni1g of one of the steel
mace, which fell away and made that
portion of the shell weak The great
pressure of the steel charge and gas
against the weak point resulted in
the plate giving away, and other
plates were naturally effected There
were one hundred tons of steel in
the furnace at the time. Besides the
loss of the steel the entire furnace
bottom is said to be ruined.
According to the statement of one
of the employees the accident occur
red at one of the worst possible
times. The shifts were changing and
about forty men, he says, were il the
vicinity when the furnace broke. At
least % of the 40 are accounted for.
If these estimates are correct it will
nave the effect of making the list of
dead or missing much larger than at
present.
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Here is a Hot One.

1t appears that Roswell is not the
only place where Christian Science
discussion is to the fore At Des-
this proposition: He would bring two
capsules containing grains each of
strychnine. He agreed to take one if
some Christian Scientist would take
the other. If he, the preacher, died
and the Christian Scientist did not,
ne would promise never to oppose it
again
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Frank Pearce to Build Them.

Frank Pearce, the Roswell coatrac-
tor, will erect the buildings of the
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Company
that are to be put up this spring at
Amarillo. He left this morning for
Amarillo to start the work. The build
ings will contain about a million brick
more than 25O,OOO feet of lumber and
will cost something like $4,000. 1t
will be a big piece of work and is a
feather in Roswell's cap to have the
contracting done by a Roswell man.
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MACkLlN'S ASSAILANT TO
BE COURT MARTIALED

Washington, Jan. 10.-Secretary of
War Taft has telegraphed Brigadier
General McCaskey, commander of
the department of Texas, to try at
once by court martial, Corporal
Knowles of Company A, 25th infan-
try (colored) now under arrest at
Ell Reno on the charge of having MUIR
derously assaulted Captain Macklin
of that regiment. This action is TAX
en- upon the representation of Cen
eral McCaskey that owing to a de-
feet ia the territorial law no provis-
ion is made for Furnishing the crime
of attempted murder, and that the
only way to try Knowles is by court
martial
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A Good PROGRAM.

Following is the program to be
given at the CHILL SUPPER tomor-
row evening at Mrs. Jas. Suther-
lands:
Solo, Selected, Miss Rodkey.
Piano Solo, Miss Morgan
Solo, Capt. Barlow
Violin and piano, Mrs. Stetes and
Mr.. Thompson.
Solo, Miss Eva Nelson
Reading, Miss Daniel
Solo, Mr.. Alexander
Reading, Miss Bayless.
Solo, Mr.. Kirby.
Piano solo, Miss Morgan.
Violin solo, Miss Hazel Mayes.
WANTED:- AT The GilkesOn Ho-
tel, a night clerk. Apply at once.
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San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 1O.-W+

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 10.-UA
less the coal situation is relieved,
San Francisco will suffer by next
week. ThSre is at present in bunkers
and in the hands of retail dealers a
little more than seven days supply
of fuel. After that the problem will
become decidedly serious. There are
no colliers on the way to this port,
and a genuine coal famine threatens
the city. Scarcity of fuel is being felt
in all the cities across the bay. The
Southern Pacific road mas about two
hundred thousand tons stored as a
reserve supply, and the railroad may
be asked to sell half this amount.
Heaviest Rain in Many Years.
Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 1O.-Ia the
amount of precipitation the storm
which drenched Southern California
during the past four days is the hea-
West IN 10 years Inc SIorn hdS
been severe in its effects north and
east of Los Angeles. Landslides south
of Santa Barbara tied up four or five
trains, and it is known that four or
five lives were lost as an indirect re-
suit of the storm, including two per
sons drowned near Temper when the
county bridge went down yesterday,
carrying twenty people into the river.
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DISTRICT COURT FEES
REACH BIG AMOUNT

George L. Wyllys, who was clerk
of the Fifth Judicial District during
the latter part of the year 1906, mas
sent to the treasurer of the territory
the fees collected in his office for the
quarter ending Dec. 81, and they
reached a total never even approach
ed before, sS92.25. The largest
amount ever sent il from this district
for one quarter was something like
$3.50, so that this last quarter exceeds
by more than $500 any preceding quar-
ter in the history of the district This
SHOWS two things, ID that the busi-
ness of the court is Increasing won
ierfully, which is silent but weighty
tetimonial to Judge VIM. H. Pope
and his manner of conducting court,
and (2) that great diligence has been
taken in collecting the fees, which
speaks in the same manner for Mr.
Wyllys and his predecessor, Mr.. Bird
who had charge of the office during
part of the quarter.
The salary of the clerk is $500 per
quarter. and this districts fees will
more than pay the salary for the past
quartel, something never before done
in the territory of New Mexico.
1t might be added that this district
always leads the list of districts in
the territory as to the amount of fees
sent in at the close of every quarter.
The comparative statement on this
subject as sent out by the Santa Fe
New Mexican viii be of unusual inter-
est this quarter.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-10

In yesterdays item about why a
primary was not called to nominate
a candidate for justice of the peace,
Judge Gatewood consented to the
reading of the call which he mad
draw, up being changed so That the
primary should be held at the court
house.
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wei, where they have many friends
who extend best wishes.
Henry M. Sneetz, aged "a, and Miss
Nettie M. Neel. aged 10. both of Ros-
well, were granted the necessary Ii
cense this afternoon and will be mar
ried at four o'clock at the home of
the bride in West Roswell by Judge
Evans. The couple will make their
home il the city. the groom being
employed as driller for c. P. Shear
man
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10 Whom It MAY concern,

Many of my true friends have ask
ed me to publicly promise that if
elected to the office of Justice of the
Peace, tnat in the event 1 should so
far forget myself as to dissipate or
be guilty of conduct unbecoming in
one holding said Office, l will resign
the Office within three days thereaf-
ter. And l do hereby make such prom
Use, fully, and freely and publicly.
Respectfully.
F. WILLIAMS.
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Clarence U7ery, The Undertaken, Has This Space,

March first to assume his duties. In
the meantime services will be con-
Quoted each Sunday morning at st.
Andrews Hall. Next Sunday Gener-
al Missionary E. Mcqueen Gray will
have charge, and the following Sun
day Mr.. Williams will conduct morn
ing prayer.
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Washington, D. c., Jan. 10.-The
Court of Appeals has just sustained
the decision of the supreme court of
the District of Columbia that it has
40 jurisdiction in the case of the Ir-
rfgation, Land & Improvement Co.
against the Secretary of the Interior
for an Injunction restraining the gov
ernment from irrigation work in Yu-
ma county, Arizona. The Irrigation
Company contelded that it had gone
to great expense in building a dam
on the Colorado river and was pre-
pared to furnish water to the set
rival irrigation service by the FEEDER
al government meant confiscation of
the company's property.
The Hartman Lines investigation.
Chicago, Jan. 10.-The attorneys
VINO for the government are conduct
ing the investigation into the man
agement of the Hartman lines an
nounced today that they had deter
mined to take steps to prevent E. H.
Hartman, Henry C. Frick and H. H.
Rogers from leaving the jurisdiction
of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion
James H. Hill, passenger and traffic
manager of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and ST. Paul, was the first witness
on the stand today. He said the I'm
ion Pacific and Southern Pacific were
formerly competitors for the Pacific
Coast business
New York, Jan. 10.-U. S. District
Attorney Stimso1, who will have di-
rection of the proceedings here in
behalf of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, would not say today
whether warrants NE Exeat" had
been issued to prevent E. H Harri-
man, Henry c. Frick. H H. Rogers,
and possibly VIM. Rockefeller from
leaving the country.
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All who love the old songs, Annie
Laurie" Home Sweet Home" 'The
Last Rose of Summer" and "Old
Folks at Home" should attend the
concert at the Christian church Fri
day evening, and hear them sung by
the best voices in town Admission
25 cents. 66t2
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Baltimore, Md, Jan. 1O.-Several
earthquake shocks were felt at a
number of points in Baltimore county
north of this city about 5:45 this
morning, according to reports receiv-
ed here. The shocks, while light,
were distinct, and lasted about Is
seconds
Williamsport, Pa, Jan. 10.-A Sc
ries of shocks, evidently earthquakes,
were felt and heard in this section
from 4:45 to $50 this morning. The
buildings shook so that families were
awakened and rumbling sounds were
heard over areas of twenty miles
from here.
Maybe This Explains 1t.
Holidaysburg, Penn, Jan. 1O.-The
plant and building of the Standard
Powder Company at Horrell was de-
stroyed by All explosion today. No
lives were lost. The explosion was
followed by fire, and the total loss
will exceed 100000.
Shocks in Norway and Sweden.
Christia1a, Norway, Jan. 10-Two
severe earthquake shocks were felt
at 1:3O this morning, accompanied
by rumbling like thunder. kilograms
received in this city show that the
shocks were felt at other towns of
Norway. The disturbance caused con-
siderable alarm, but no damage is
reported
Skateringburg, Russia, Jan. 10
Two earthquake shocks were felt
here early this morning.
Stockholm, Sweden, jan. 10-Two
distinct and sharp earthquake shocks
were felt at several points in Swe-
den at 1:30 this morning. Dispatches
from Avirka, Mellerad and Strom-
stad report the rocking of houses
caused hasty exit of the alarmed in
habitants.
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The first concert of the Philhar-
monic Orchestra, which was to have
been given at the Christian Church
Tuesday evening, was postponed on
account of the rain until Friday eve
ming. ct
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HElNzE PRESIDENT
OF MERCANTILE BANK.

New York, Jan. 10.-F Augustus
Heinze was elected president of the
Mercantile Bank of this city yester-
day. This bank was held to be domi-
mated by Edwin Gould and mis- asso-
ciatess prior to it's coming under tae
control of Messrs. Heinze, Thomas
and Morse.
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Episcopal Rector Coming March

Frank A Williams, lay reader and
warden of st. Andrews Mission, has
received word that the Rev. G. F. G..
Lonberg. of Lexington, KY, has de
cided to accept the call of the Ros-
wen mission and viii be here about
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RUSSIAN OFFICER
SHOT AND KILLED

S7Ol ANU NiIIED.
Lodz, Russian Poland, jan. 10
Col. Patro Anurieff, chief of gen
darmes of the Lodz district, was shot
and killed this morning on Polud-
niows street A passing infantry pa
troll fired a volley at the assassin, but
only wounded several innocent per-
sons. The assassin escaped. The
street was closed by the troops a1d
all the houses fronting on it.
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NEW YORK COFFEE cos
FAnOUS COFFEE
BREAKFAST BELL
JOYCE PRUlT co.
JOYCE PRUlT co.
Two YOUNG couples Married.

Two Young Couples Married.
License was granted last night to
Scott New. aged "a, aid Miss Mollie
Oldham, aged 20. botn of Roswell,
and they were married at p. m. in
the recorders office. Judge ]. T. Ev-
ans performing the ceremony. The
couple will make their home in Ros-
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Feed Your Chickens.

Car load of Kaffir Corn just receiv-
ed.-Roswell Produce e Seed Co. 2t
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SAN FRANCISCO IN SERIOUS DAN
GER OF BEING WITHOUT FUEL
SEVEN DAYS SUPPLY

A Genuine Coal Famine Threatens
and Unless Heavy Shipments of
Coal Arrive Within the Next Few
Days Much Suffering Will Result
Floods Cost Lives.
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Feed Your Chickens.

Car load of Kaffir Corn just receiv-
ed.-RosweH Produce & Seed Co. 2t
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The trial of the case of the e
3 people of the PecOs Valley q
:. against the Santa Fe railroad g
3 for discrimination in freight 3
3 rates has been set for Jalua- 9
3 ry &c. The hearing of the g
? petition will be had at Anna g
? rillo before the Interstate 9
2 Commerce Commission. All e
3 the commercial clubs of the 9
Pecos Valley have combined g
3 in pushing the suit and it is e
3 probable that Roswell and g
3 some of the leading towns of 2
the Valley will be represented 9,
3 at the hearing by some of their 9
? citizens, although they will @
be represented legally by Alto g
3 torney Cowan, of FIT. Worth. g
3 g
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COURT OF APPEALS SUSTAINS
THE GOVERNMENT IN THE
YUMA DAM CASE.
THE RAILROAD INQUIRY

Interstate Commerce Commission to
Take Steps to Prevent Hartman,
Jurisdiction of the COMMISSIONS.
j. Hill Testifies Today.
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U. 0. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Local Report.)

Observation taken at o q. MD
Roswell, N NJ, Jan. 1O.-Tempera-
ture.-Max, 55; min.. AZ; mean, 48.
Precipitation. .01; wind W., veloci-
ty 3 miles; sprinkling rain.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Friday, stationa-
ry temperature.
NJ. WRIGHT,
Omcdal In Charge.
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IN EUROPE ALSO

Two Severe Shocks Felt in Norway
and Sweden Disturbance Caused
Considerable Alarm, but No Amount
of Damage Was Done.
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Change i'm Roswell Hardware Co.
A change has been made in the
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SANTA FE
RATE CASE
HEARING OF PETITION SET FOR
JAN. 26, AT AMARILLO.
OF LOCAL INTEREST

This Case Was Originated in the Pc
cos Valley by the Commercial Clubs
ans Will Be Pushed Attorney
cowan in Legal Charge.
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Wanted at the Gilkeson Hotel. at
once, night clerk. 1t
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EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS

EASTERN STATES VISITED BY
DISTINCT EARTHQUAKES
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FOR RENT Large furnished room.
Apply 309 N. Richardson ave. 3t
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BLAST FURNACE ExPLODES AND
DEALS OUT DEATH AND
DESTRUCTION.
TWELVE ARE KILLED

Anxious Workers Digging for the
Bodies of Missing Men, Accident
Caused by Loosening of Steel Bands
on the Blast Furnace.
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Horace Lay returned last night
from a business visit of several days
at Denver.
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A night clerk wanted at the Gilke-
son Hotel Apply at once. 1t
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-07

oswiadczy} przdstawiciel prawicy
ma naradzie Pazdziernikowc6w,
bezwzglednego zwalczania ''konsty-
tucyi (naturalnie sto}ypinowskiei)
i ukazu pazdziernikowego. Posta-
nowili wspania}omyslnie (jak mo-
via, pod naciskiem rzadu) weisc
W porozumienie pazdziernikow :
cami utworzy6 pod ich egida
centrum. =. konstytucyjne". Ma
turalnie to Centrum" musi bye
wyrazem programu ME iakiejs
tam przytransportowanej ze "zgni-
lego" zachodu, ale "iscie rosyjskiei
konstytucyi", kt6ra streszcza sic
W trzech wyrazach: samodzierza-
vie, prawosfawie i knutl
To tez mic dziwnego, re p. Sto-
lypin jego koledzy W tax dobrem
czuli sic usposobieniu podczas tel
ca}ej uroczystosci. Mogli nareszcie
powiedziec o tel strasznei konsty-
t,lcyi," kt6ra i'm tyle narobi}a kfo-
potu: 'CNie taxi dyabe1 straszny,
iak go maluia. ="
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WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.

g6rnikow ze wszech stron zaczeiy
odkopywac zywcem zagrzeba-
nych: pieciu wydobyto, lecz ich
stan ME kaze myslec o ratunku
drugich. Wszyscy bowiem stra-
cili przytomnosc I dogorywali
kiedy ich odkopano. w kopal-
mach pracowali przewaznie sami
Wlosi i Slowacy. Wiesc o wybu-
chu rozeszla sic Totem blyskawi-
cy, ci, ktorzy w kopalni mieli
ojc6w, lub MEOW, W krotkim
czasie obstqpili wszystkie wyjscia
kopalni. Niestety jednak, Mkt
stamtqd sam ME wyszedl i IDA
je sic, re wszyscy znalezli wspol-
ny gr6b.
Kompania Consolidated Coal
Co., jest naJWlekSza naloogatsza
sp6lkq dobywajaca z pod ziemi
miekki wegieL
Washington, D. c., z grudnia.
= Prezydent Roosevelt naresz-
Gle oswiadczyl Samuelowi Watts
Lewistown, Pa, re stanowczo
ME przyjmie nominacyi ma pre-
zydenta Stanow Zjednoczonych W
przyszlych wyborach. Republika-
ME wqtpia, czy Roosevelt da sic
do trzeciego terlninu namowic.
w tych wlasnie dniach komitet
partyi republikahskiej mial urze-
dowo odwiedzic p. Roosevelta i
spytac sic czy gotow jest wysta-
pic, DO raz trzeci. Odmowa przy-
szia wczesniej, niz jej sic spodzie-
wano.
Washington, D. c., z grudnia.
= Najlepszym dowodem, re obe-
enc przesilenie finansowe mia
powoli jest chyba emisya bon
dow rzadowych, ktorych poczat-
ma $5O,OO0,0O0O, wczorai sekre-
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tarz skarbu p. Cortelyou zmniej-
szyl ia do rs milionow. Certyfi-
katow rad wyda ma sumo 10 MI
lionow dolarow.
Goldfield, z grudnia. - Wiesc,
re dzisiaj maja tu przybyc diva
oddziaiy wojska amerykanskiego
celem usanierzenia rozruchom
miedzy strajkujacymi gornikami,
zrobila bardzo przygnebiajace
wrazenie ma obywatelach. lnaczej
ma sprawe zapatruja sic strajkie-
rzy, ktorzy caly wczorajszy dziei
bpedzili ia zebraniach. Podobno
gornicy chca zrobit demonstracys
antyrzadowa.
General Funston, dowodca
wojsk W Kalifornii donosi, re sy-
tuacya W Dolfeld jest bardzo
niebezpieczna. Liczba strajkierow
dochodzi do $500 tych przy-
najmniej 1000 posiada karabiny !
strzelby, z ktoremi niezawodnif
przeciw wojsku wyst2pia.
Pittsburg, Pa, z grudnia. -
Wczoraj ma zyczenie urzednikow
banku Fort Pitt National, ktore-
go depozyty wynosily diva milo
ny dolar6w, urzednik stanowy
wzial te, instytucye pod swoja o.
pieke, Depozytaryusze ME ponio-
So zadnej straty = bank tylko
chwilowo zawiesii swoj interes.
Bank ME mogi sic zastosowac do
rozporzadzenia bankow wizuja-
cych, ably zebrac duza sumo go
t6wki ma wczorajszy dzieh i dla-
tego zawiesil swa czynnose.
Jefferson City, Mo-, grudnia.
= Bank of Stotesbury, w powie-
Gle Vernon, stanowiacy prywatna
wlasnose ID. A. Becka i majacy
(Dokohczenie ma stronicy 4tei.l
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Telegramy krajowe.

Monongah, w. Va, Z grudnia'
Przeszlo 400 robotnikow 20
staio tu zakopanych w zawalo-
nym szybie kopalni, ktorej gio-
why ganek przechodzi pod rzeka
West Ford. Wokoio szybu cze-
kaia matki, zony i dzieci = ma
oicow ma mellow zakopanych
1ywcem pod ziemi2, = czekaJ2
bez sfowka pocieszenia, re onl
tam moze jeszcze zyja. Wskutek
eksplozyi zawalil sic szyb kopal-
nj i odcial wszelkie wyjscia.
Do p6tnocy kopalni wydoby-
to ma wierzch 20 trupow, a IS
czeka jeszcze ma wydobycie. Co
sic zreszta ludzi sta}o, o tenn Mkt
dotychczas ME moze wiedziec.
Clarence Watson, prezydent
kompanii Consolidated Coal Co.
przybyl ma miejsce katastrofy i
Do krotkich wywiadach re lzami
w oczach oswiadczy}, re W ME
szczesciu tenn najprawdopodo-
bniej zninelo 400 oeob. Wediug
ogolnego mniemania opowiadah
ocalonych, w kopalni nastapiia
eksplozya weglanego prochu o
godzinie 1Otej rano, kiedy wszy-
scy g6rnicy zjechali juz pod zie-
mic. Zaraz po eksplozyi partye
wynajmijcie pudeiko W skarbcu
Ochronnym, ma swe papiery warto-
sciowe kosztownosci. = 1888 Milwau-
kee avenue
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Telegramy zagranlczne

Budapeszt, z grudnia. - Jedna
z wegierskich gazet komunikule'
re tutejszej policyi udalo sic
wpas6 ma trop anarchistycznego
sprzysiezenia ma zycie cesarza au-
stryackiego Franciszka Jozefa l.
i nastepcy tronu, arc. Franciszka
Ferdynanda. Mianowicie policya
otrzymala podobno doniesienie z
zagranicy, re czterech anarchi-
stow wyjechalo- Z Genewy re
Szwajcaryi do Austryi re stanow-
Gym zamiarem dokonania zama-
chu. Wskutek tego zawladomle-
MIA wladze nadgraniczne otrzy-
maiy rozporzadzenie, azeby wszy-
stkie podejrzane osoby przy pre-
je5dzie przez granice jak najskru-
pulatniej sledzic i rewidowac.
- Wiedenska policya mic ME
vie kontretnego 0 powyzszym
spisku anarchistycznyn.
Petersburg, Z grudnia. - Ma
deszla tutaj wiadomost napa-
die ma jeden klasztor, znajdujacy
sic w poblizu Pslhowa urzadzo-
nym przez bande rabusiow lotew-
sko estonskich, Zakonnicy je-
dnak stawili dzielny opor napast-
nixon, ktorzy zabili 6ciu z mich,
a kilhu ranili. Kiedy przybylo po-
zniej wojsko i zandarmerya, BAN
dyci zostali wybici prawie do no
gi, a tylko jeden ranny rabus do
staI sic w rece w}adzy. - Bandy-
CT urzadzili sw6j napad poltlo-
cy prawie opanowali dasztor,
ale dzielni zakonnicy zdalali ich
pozniej odeprzec. Bandyci ucieka-
jac nawet przed wojskiem bronili
sic zaciekle, zabijajac jedl.ego zoi-
nierza, a kilku raniac. Mieli oni
zamiar przedostac sic do dworca
kolejowego, skadby koleja smialo
mogli ujsc, lecz ca}ej ich gro
mady pozostalo zaledwie cite
rech, ktorzy sic wkoncu schroni-
Ii do jednego domu, Istrzelajac jak
by twierdzy do zolnierzy. Ci
ME widzac innego srodka pokona-
MIA rozwScieczonych rabusiow,
podpalili ten dom. w ktorym Sch
sic spali}o czwarty poparzony i
raniony poddal sic nareszcie.
Paryz, z grudnia. = Admiral
Philibert dowodca sil morskich ma
wodach marokka1skich donosi do
stolicy, IL w ostatnich dniach
szczepy maurytahskie burza sic
przeciw sultanowi pretendentowi
Mulej Hafizowi. Zamkneli oni
miasto Marokko, wskutek czego
Muley Hafiz zaniechai swej
slspedycyi lou wybrzezom NOR
skim.
Toxic, Z grudnia. - Prawie juz
jest pewnem, re jak donosilisIny
W miejsce wicehr. Aoki'ego 20
stanie zarnianowany poslem ja-
ponskim W Waszyngtonie bar.
Kagoro Ta.kahira, dotychczasowy
posel japofiski we Wloszech. Je-
go boWiem uwazaja powszechnie
"a najodpowiednieJszego nastep-
&c ma tenn trudnern obecnie stano-
wisku. Wplywowe pismo jaPoh-
skie ,,Hochi" donosi. ze Rad od-
Hatterman po1ycza pie1iadze ma pro.