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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
INJURED IN SEWER CAVE-lN
John Roos Has Narrow Escape From
Serious Injury.

John Roos narrowly escaped seri.
GUS injury by the caving of a sewer
excavation this forenoon on his prop
erty located on Second street. Mr.
Roos was engaged in preparing the
excavation for the plumber when a
large quantity of earth gave way, al
most completely covering him. His
call for assistance was heard by his
son and by workmen near by. who
rushed to his aid and soon succeeded
in releasing him from the perilous
position.
Mr.. Roos is considerably bruised
and was badly squeezed, but 1t Is not
believed he is seriously injured.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
ANrr.DUBoIs MEN BoLTERs.
Real Facts Of Twin Falls Convention
Slow in Soaking Through.

The above special over the sigma
ture Of Fred r. Dubois, waa receives
Ly The Evening Teller last nigh.
and will no doubt be read with in
terest. az showing the results of thu
recent convention a. viewed by ths
leader most interested in the contest
The statement that the boilers at
no time had control Of the conven.
tion Is strongly supported by the
fact that Judge George e. Erb Of
the Nee Perce delegation did not bolt
tut stayed with the regular conven.
tion. Those who know Judge Ert
and know of his personal convictions
in the matter will readily recognize
the fact that the boilers were Ia
weak and had no possible
show of legal standing, or his vote
would have been with his sympathiea
and convictions.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
raging STREAMS
CHECK TRAVEL
NO STOPPING OF MONTANA
RAINS-ALL STREAMS RAGING
TRAFFIC CONDITIONS BAD
BUTTE AND HELENA CUT OFF.

SALT LAKE, June 5.-Helena
and Butte are practically cut OF
from the outside world this morning.
Rain Is falling heavily throughout
a part Of Montana. and all trafhc on
railroads IL demoralized by washouta
following weeks of almost continued
rain and will be tied up for several
days.
Every little trout stream and
brook in central Montana is raging
torrent. while Big Hole, Clark g
Fork and the Missouri rivers are
twice Of three times their usual
width. overflowing the lowlands and
doing great damage.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
MAN
UNDER HER BED
ST. LOUIS WOMAN MEETS WITH
SHOCKING ATTACK FROM MAN
ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN HER
FORMER SUITOR.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 5.-Mrs.
Lizzie Gerling, when retiring last
night, was seized by a man coming
from under her bed and her throat
cut. Physicians express the belief
that she will recover.
Members of the family who en-
countered the assailant as he rushed
from the house told the police that
they recognized him as former
suitor. Mrs. Gerling was separated
from her husband recently.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
SULLIVAN WAS DISCHARGED.
Prosecuting Witness Failed to Put il
an Appearance.

Dan Sullivan. arrested late yes
terday afternoon by Chief of Police
Hayes on a charge Of grand larceny.
was discharged this morning, as the
prosecuting witness declined to ap-
pear against the defendant.
Sullivan was charged with picking
the pocket of J. r. Laurie, and a
witness named Fred Gerard offered
testimony yesterday to the effct that
h had witnessed the theft. Sullivan
was ordered to leave the city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
COMMITTEE
HEARS CONTEST
PRELIMINARY STEPS 70 REPUD-
LlcAN NATIONAL CONVENTION
WILL PRACTICALLY DECIDE
PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST.

CHICAGO. June 5.-The republf.
can national committee met today at
10 o'clock in the annex OF the Audi
torium to consider the contests for
the seats of delegates to the ma
tional convention. The committees
decision. when favorable to the
claims Of delegates. will entitle them
to seats on the temporary roll call.
The nomination of the republican,
candidate for the presidency hinges
absolutely on the decision OF the
members OF the national committee
and the subsequent approval Of the
decision Of that body. Half the COM
tests decided In favor Of Secretary
Taft would result in his winning on
the first ballot, while failure to cap
ture this number unQusstionab1y
would put the nomination In doubt.
Realization Of the necessity Of keep
ing majority of the contested dali
egations out OF the TAFT column has
caused Representatives Of other can-
didates to pool issues In most Of the
cases. and a. allies they will urge
their claims before the national conn
mittee. The proceedings. therefore.
largely will be rsolved into : Taft
and anti-Taft controversy.
II the program mapped out BY Ma
tional Chairman Harry 8. New ~
govern the proceedings Of the eeu,-
mittee in hearing The eontssts =
carried out, little opportunity .oc.
nus arguments Or oratorical A6ort
will b. Srsssxtsa. Tnia prsgraaa win
BE- submitted to the committee tor
action immediately on the session
being called to order. II Win pro-
vide for daily meetinss at 10 o'clock
and to continue to 8 p. u. withomk
recess for luncheon. Thirty minutes
for each side will bs allowed n state
contests. involving the seating of
four delegates at large and their al
ternates In each case. There are II
such contests. the states being Ala.
bama. Florida. Georgia. Louisiana.
Mississippi. North Carolina. okia-
homa. South Carolina and Virginia.
The remaining delegates In contests
are from scattering districts In the
states named and Arkansas. Ken.
lucky. Missouri. Ohio, Alaska, Ari~
sona and Pennsylvania. Chairmau
New said today that II this schedule
IL followed and no delays result, it
will require ia hours to dispose Of
the contests. without taking into
consideration the time required for
deliberations. It Is not likely that
the committee will be able to dispose
OF more than the Alabama contests
today.
These are regarded as the pivotal
cases In the entire controversy, and
an exhibition of bitterness is antici-
pated by the committee over their
settlement. All of the nine districts
in the state are contested. as well az
the four delegates at large.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
THREE MONTHS IN COUNTY JAIL
RNering Italian Convicted on q Lar.
ceny Charge.

Frank Tlono has been sentenced to
serve three months in the county
Jail from Vollmer. having been con-
vcted of the larceny Of $40 from
N. J. Ainley, engineer in charge OF
the Lawyer canyon bridge construc-
ton.
Tlono is also suspected Of the rob-
berry of the Vollmer confectionery
store last week. He was formerly
employed as porter by one OF the
Vollmer hotels.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
TOWNS Still
OFF The MAP
ALL FLOODED SECTIONS IN UP.
PER CLEARWATER REGION
ARE CUT OFF FROM COMMUNI-
CATION BY WIRE OR RAIL.

Yesterdays flood in the upper
Clearwater country has left most of
she towns in the flood district with
,out telephone or telegraph COM
munication, and while a report has
been received to the effect that the
water is receding rapidly and no
further damage will result, it is i'm
possible to secure definite informa-
tion as to the amount of damage sus-
tanned by yesterdays devastation.
A report received from Kamiah
late this afternoon stS1ed that the
railroad bridge withstood the floods,
and though hard hit by the heavy
drift that filled the river. the struc-
ture is but little damaged. 1t is re.
ported in Kamiah today that three
miles of Northern Pacific track be-
tween that station and Sites has
been carried away, but only meager
information is available through the
Kamiah telephone office.
Sites and Kooskia are on the
map as far as communication with
the outside world Is concerned, but
a report received in Grangeville from
Sites this morning stated the river
Is falling rapidly and 20 further
damage will result.
Reports from points on the lower
Clearwater indicate a heavy loss OF
logs. shingles and cordwood. A large
raft belonging to Fred Pferty was
wrecked in the Big Eddy and Is
complete loss.
A special message to The Teller
from Sites at 8 o'clock this after
noon says the damage to the people
Of Sites will aggregate $4,000, and
consists chiefly Of the destruction OF
walks, fences, washing new chan
nsls through the town and damage
to buildings, stocks OF goods and
household furniture.
The railroad track between Sites
and Kooskia has been washed away
for a distance Of about 400 feet. but
II is expected a transfer can, be ef-
fected within the next two days. Re-
ports from points on the river indi-
cate that farmers have sustained
heavy damage by the destruction OF
their orchards and gardens, and In
places the soil is covered with deep
deposit of sand.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
Roosevelt Wants q Year Oh

WASHINGTON, June 5.-An I'M
rortant significance in connection
with Roosevelt's determination
AGAINST a third term is contained In
an admission today that he is max
ing definite plans to leave the Unit
ed State in April next year for Afri-
ca. where he will spend a year hunt
ing bixs game. Senator Kermit win
the president.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
GILLETTE's VERDICT SET ASIDE.
President Of Mutual Life Insurance
Co. Goes Free.

NEW YORK, June 5.-The ver-
dict against Walter Gillette, former
ly president OF the Mutual Life In
surance company. convicted OF per-
jury In connection with the life In
surance investigation, was set aside
by the appellate division Of the su-
preme court today. Gillette had been
sentenced to six months in prison.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05

Flood Situation Grows Worse Il
Western Montana,

MISSOULA. Mont, June 6.--At
noon the flood situation In western
Montana was more serious than at
any time - since the - (: :.s5s IL rain
Uos"a' ...e streams In this part oi
- state are at the danger point.
Word has been received that thu
MoultOn dam, above Butte. burst
this morning. and the rush OF water
~ expected to reach Missoula this
afternoon. Two large dams between
Harrison and Missoula are In dan
ger.
The Northern Pacific has not NOV
ed q train between Missoula, Helena
and Butte since Sunday. It will be
weeks before the damage TO the
tracks can be repaired. '
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
TRAFFIC REFORM
EASY Stages

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The
*nate committee on finance, author
aed to make an investigation of the
afih during the recess Of congress,
VIII hold its first session for this pur-
ose In the middle of July. The
"mmittee will assemble at some cool
eort, probably in New England, to
~tllne the work to be done.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
H0KE SMITH WAS DEFEATED.
Georgia Democrats Name Brown by
$4,000 Majority.

ATLANTA, Ca, June 5.-With a
few doubtful counties to be heard
from, the unofficial returns show
that John NJ. Brown defeated Hoke
Smith for governor IN yesterdays s
democratic primary by a majority Of
over $4,000.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
Eight Inches q Snow q Butte,

; Eight Inches ok Snow at Butte.
g BUTTE, Mont. June 6.--Eight
inches of snow on the level was
washed into slush by q driving rain
which cut Butte on from the outside
world today. Telegraphic communi-
cation was not restored until noon.
The telephone and all power lines
are out of commission.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05

Chicago Wheat Market.
CHICAGO, June 5.-July wheat,
sSc: September. 85hc; December.
BSssc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-01-16

swymi mezami. Ia kazdym razem
zwiazek byi TAX dobrany, re re
sprzetow domowych Z przyczyny
nieporozumien rodzfnnych costa
waly tylko kawaiki. Flora jest
bardzo energiczna kobieta, i W "a
dnym wypadku ME MONA jej by
10 mezem pogodzic.
Lincoln, Neb., 16 stycznia. -
Legislature stanowa przeprowa-
dziia wczoraj oryginalna uchwa-
le. Odtad ma mocy tel uchwaiy
kompanie kolejowe zmuszone be-
da zrobic fotograficzne zdjecie ka-
zdej kolizyi wykolejenia kazde-
60 w granicach Stanu Nebraska.
Wladze stanowe beda mogly W
ten sposob predzej ukarac win
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-01-16
R6zhe notatki teIegfaticzne.

- Nowo zamlanowany posei ja-
pohski do Waszyngtonu, bar. Takahi-
"a pozegnai sic wczoraj krolem
w}oskim Wiktorem Emanuelem. Ma
on 8 lutego br. odjechac Lverpoolu
ma stale do Stan6w Zjedn.
Kr6l szWedzki Gustav zamiano-
wal tych samych urzednik6w W obu
Izbach poselskich, ktorzy byli ma
tych stanowiskach do zgonu poprze-
dniego krola, Oskara ii.
Rad aneieIski zamowii W ME-
mieckiej firmie W Solingen nova
bron dla swych wojsk kolonialnych.
Maja to bye szable ma wzor rapierow.
L w Grand Rapids Henry Rytbom
zamordowal zone siostre sam ma
stepnie popeinii samobojstwo.
- w miescie Petersburg, Ind. ubi.
to wczoraj wielkiego tygrysa, ktory z
pewnoscia ucieki jakiejs menaze-
ryi.
- Podczas procesu Rocca Qulnto
New Yorku jeden ze sedziow przy'
siegiych zwaryowai przed ogloszeniem
wyroku. Sedzia rozwiazal sad przysie-
giych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-01-16

nadbiegl i kiedy Felkerhauser
zwr6cil sic do ucieczki, strzelii do
niego. Mfody RADIUS W glove ira
fiony padt trupem ma miejscu. q
domu, w kt6rym mieszkai, wybie-
gil ludzie, = pierwssymi byli TO
dzice zabitego, kt6rzy znalezli sic
przy MIN. Me chcieli wierzyc, BY
ich syn byf rabusiem, ale swiad-
czyli tenn napadnieci, ktorych
policyant widziai W wzniesionemi
ramionami, podczas gdy Felker-
hansen grozi} i'm rewolwerem. Ma
zywali sic oni Ole Amnnd, 1000
N. Fairfield ave. Peter Holland
sol Dickens ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-01-16
PRZEGLAD
POuTfEI MIEDzYNARODOWEL
Chicago, 16 stycznia.
(POIitykG pralssG).

Wsr6d niezliczonego mn6stwa
glos6w, kt6re sic odezwa}y W Euro
pie o antypOlskich projektach Bu-
elowa, zasiuguje ma szczeg6lna u
wage odczyt o Ogolnym stanie eu-
ropejskich spraw, wygiO. MEDIA
VINO W Paryzu przez wybitnego W
Anglii pOlityka j pisarza p. Karo-
la Dixie. o projekta antypolskie
on zaledwie potracl mimochodem,
ale rzucil ma ME move swiatiO.
M6wil tax:
'W dziedzinie stosunk6w mie-
dzynarodowych ME istnieja oczy-
wiseie dla eesarstwa niemieckiego
ami sympatye, ann antypatye; je-
dynym jego obOwiazkiem jest u
trzyrnae rozwijae to, co stworzyf
Bismark a wiec W dalszym ciagu
prowadzi6 jego polityke, kt6rej
kamieniem wegielnym byla Scis}a
przyjazn z Rosya. Ia przyjazn
powinna pozostae. Wszystko inne,
nawet tr6jprzymierze, jest tylko
srodkiem do tego celu, niejako spo-
sobnoscia do zaprojektowania Pc
tersburgOwi reasekuracyi, czegoS
bedacego mad tr6jprzymierzem. A
le wyros}y fakta, kt6rym ME Edo
}ali zapobiedz uezniowie wielkiego
mistrza. Sojusz rosyjsko- francus-
H ME straszyl Bismarka, owszem,
byl dla Niemiec pozyteczny, jake
rekojmia pokoju. Ia slaby byi do
ataku, dostateczny do obrony, a
poniewaz Bismark ME mySla} a.
takowae, przeto s}usznie mawia},
ze Frsncya j Rosya, zawar}szy 6w
sojusz, moga spa6 spokojnie, czego
on i'm tyczy z ca}ego serca. Lecz
juz po Bismarku stane}y dwie no
we umowy: jedna = anglo-francu-
ska, a druga anglO-rosyjska. One
gruntownie zmieni}y znaczenie So
juszu Francyi Rosya. Pozwalaja
tym panstwom nietylko spa6, ale
czuwae.
Niezaprzeczenie, obie te umowy
ME zawieraja W sobie mic nieprzy-
iaznego dla Niemiec. Przeciwnie,
mozna pOwiedziee, ze pOwstaly one
wiasnie dla utrzymania z Niemca-
mi dobrych sqsiednich stosunk6w.
So one niezbedne dla Rosyi, poly
teczne dla Francyi Anglii. Jed
nadze istnienie przymierza Fran
cya a jednoczeSnie umowy An
glia wyklucza moiliwOsd tax pOuf-
mel sOlidarnosci rosyjsko-niemiec-
kiej, jaka przedtem istniala i ja-
ka, zdaniem Berlina, koniecznie
powinna istniee niewzruszenie.
Dlugis trwanie W sp6ice z Fran
cys iAnglia musi oddziaiywa6 na
ca}y tOk myslenia dyplomacyi pc
tersburskiei, ma caly tryb pOlitycz.:
negO iycia Rosyi. Dotad tylko Ber-
lin mial drut do Petersburga; od-
tad bedzie taxi sam drut biegi z
Paryta j Londynu. Zniknie ME
miecki mOnopol wp}ywu ma Rosye,
Q dla Niemiec powstanie ma wscho-
die nis mur Ochronny, ale nieo-
bliczalnosc. To trzeba uwaza6 "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-01-16
Kronika Chicagoska

Krwawe zajscie W poblizu Gary.
W poblizu Gary, Ind, okolo So
Serb6w, zatrudnionych przy robo-
tach kolejowych, obozowa{o W ma
miotach; W pewnem cd nich odda-
leniu miaf sw6j namiot murzyn
znany pod nazwa "Mississippi
Slim, kt6ry bywa1 czesto celem
r6anych ich psich figl6w. Wczoraj
mad wieczorem, kiedy sic sciemni-
10, kilku Serb6w zakrad}o sic pod
namiot murzyna i zerwafo namiot
mad jego glowa. Murzyn pobiegf do
obozu Serb6w, ably sic poskarzyf,
ale tam go obito i nastepnie nape-
dzono. Murzyn uda} sic do Gary,
ably poskarzyc sic policyi. Serbo-
vie widocznie oczekiwali przyby-
cia policyi i przygotowali sic ma
ME; kiedy ukazali sic policyanci,
przywitano ich strza}ami rewolwe-
rowymi. Przyszlo do formalneJ
bitwy, chociaz wielu Serbow u
ciekfo przy rozpoczeciu strzelaniny
policyanci byliby ulegli, gdyby ME
byli zarekwirowali pomocy. Dopie-
70 otrzymawszy posilki, policyanci
zdofali pokonac Serb6w i przyare-
sztowa6 tych, kt6rzy ME pouciekali
hub ME byli zabici albo ranieni,
w czasie tel strzelaniny zabici
zostali: Serbowie Micha} Mioko-
wicz i Jak6b Sovock ciezko ranie-
nj: policyant Gary Fred Miller,
kt6ry prawdopodobnie umrze, bo
ma rane W lewem oku; Louis Bea-
ton, st6z kompanii, kt6ry policy
anton pomagal przy walczeniu i
robotnik Michal Newkowicz. Ra-
nionych przewieziono do szpitala
W Gary; aresztowano okoao 20
Serb6w, a innych, kt6rzy rozbiegli
sic pzewaznie W kierunku Ham
mond, policya szuka stara sic ro-
wniez przyaresztowae.
Rabus zastrzelony.
Dzisiaj wkr6tce po p6}nocy 81
letni William Felkerhauser, zam.
pm. II Mozart str, napadl pred
do1nem W kt6rym mieszka ma
dw6ch przechodni6w i grozac i'm
rewolwerem,. zazada} wydania pie
niedzy. W}asnie wtej ehwili pre-
jezdza} niedaleko stamtad ma tram
waju linii Chicago ave. policyant
Michael Curran, stojac ma plat
formie spostrzegl, co ae dzieie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-01-16

najwazniejsze z nowych zjawisk W
dziedzinie spraw miedzynarodo-
wych.
W interesie Niemiec ley vice
zerwae te move druty do Peters
burga. W tym celu ME zawahaja
sic one potargac wfasnych trakta-
tow, aby GAIA swoboda zaofiaro-
wac Rosyi najwieksza pod sloncem
i najscislejsza solidarnosc. Zamiast
niepewnych Wioch Ocieza}ej A
ustryi mice Rosye, tax samo nigdy
ME syta, jak Niemcy sprusaczOne,
to przeciez dobra zaniana. Ale jak
zblizy6 sic do Rosyi, jak MIA ma
wiazae dawna solidarnosc? Oczy-
wiscie, czy moze bye cos lepszego,
jak sprowokowae rewolucye pol
ska, aby ia potem wsp6lnie zdu-
si69 Ia wsp6lnoSc by}aby wlasnie
reakcyjnem przymierzem. Ma tym
punkeie-ea4a -epinia eurepejska by
}aby ME po stronie owych dwoch
mocarstw, vice one musialyby po-
da6 sobie rece eel Berlina by}by
osiagniety.
Polityka antypolska Buelowa
zmierza vice do wywolania pol
skiego wybuchu. opiera sic ona ma
obliczeniu, re to, co sic dzieje z
Polakami W Prusach ME moze sic
tax lub owak ME odbic ma Pola-
kach W Rosyi, zw}aszcza teraz, gdy
oni So bardzo podnieceni. Wplywy
niemieckie sprawiaja, re Rad ro-
syjski, zamiast }agodzic Owo pod
niecenie, usilnie je powieksza. Mo
znaby powiedziee, re oba te pan
stwa po prostu zapraszaja Polak6w
do rewolucyi, do zbrojnego pow
stania. Ale tn sic konczy wsp6lna
droga Rosyi i Prus. Reakcyjna Ro-
sya chce tego powstania, ably W je-
go piomieniach spalie wszystkie W
SVEN panstwie wolnosciowe prady,
przyczem jest pewna, re sama st}u-
mi powstanie. Natomiast W Berli-
ME So przekonani, re przy istnieja-
Gym W Rosyi zamecie, rewolucya
W Polsce zapaliiaby rewolucye ma
caiym obszarze caratu, a w6wczas
bagnety, zwr6cone W doline Wis4y,
trzeba by}oby obr6ci6 W lima stro-
ne. To berlinskie przekonanie mo-
re sic opiera ma powzietym z CORY
postanowieniu, ma co bez watpie-
MIA dose jest sposob6w srodk6w.
A kiedy juz tax sic stanie, WOW
czas Berlin bedzie m6g} powiedzie6
Rosyi, re albo sobie zabierze Pol
ske przyleg}osciami, mniej vie
cej 100000 kilometr6w kwadrato-
wych, hczac ziemie nadbaltyckie
Litwe z Bia}orusia, albo tei darno
zgasi tam rewolucye, lecz otrzyma
wyiacznie i najscislejsze przymie-
RE Rosyq. Tylko taxi eel moze
bye naizywotnieiszym interesem
Niemiee, ME samo zgnebienie
trzech milion6w Polak6w, o kt6-
rem BuelOw powiedzia}, ze ono jest
takim interesem."
Oto = zdaniem Dilkego = po-
lityka 'Prus.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-01-16

- w New Yorku poaIcya zaprowa-
dzi nowy spos6b scigania zbrodniarzy:
W tym celu spTowadzono kilka dzie--
siat psow BelEi s's
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-01-16

go tySouIlla' OOlolifd oloeoo4d T"
interwiewie Z przedstawicielem
prasy zwiazkowej oswiadezyl, re
sic ME spodziewa wcale wyroku
uwalniajacego dla swego klienta
odnosnie do g}ownego punktu o.
skarzenia : ii. wydania Portu
Arthura bez naglacej przyczyny
natorniast spodziewa sic ON, ze
Stoessel zostanie uwplniony Cd in
nych zarzutow. ODD diazajaca oko-
licznoscia ola gen. Stoessla jest
fakt ten, re po wydAniu twierdzy
byio jeszcze pod doStatkiem amt
nicyi i sprzetu wojehnego, lecz O.
skariony co do tego zarzutu bro
nj sic, mowiac, re 9 tenn mic ME
wiedzial (?D.
Berlin, 16 stycznia. - Opubli-
kowano urzedownie, re subskryp-
eye ma nova pruska pozyczke
przyniosly $45,25O,OpO, Minister
finans6w v. Rheinba aden z okazyi
przedlozenia budzetowego W Izbie
poselskiej oSwiadczy}, ze Rad "a
nlierza deficyt, wynoszacy SILL
100000, pokryc pozyczka ma su-
me 62 miliony dol. i nowymi po-
datkami. Kola rzadowe So wiec
rozczarowane wyniku subskryp-
cyl.
Berlin, 16 stycznia. - Niemiec-
XII minister sprawiedliwosci, DR..
Nieberding odpowiadal wczoraj
na wniesiona interpelacye w spra-
vie wywlaszcza Polakow pod
zaborem pruskim. Otoz minister
ten oswiadczyl, re mic niema ami
w konstytucyi zwiazkowej ami wo-
COLE w ustawodaWstwie, takiego:
coby sic sprzeciwia'o planowane-
mu wywlaszczeniu. Zreszta - "a
konkludowaI minister jest to
wyiacznie pruska sprawa. (Wy-
mowna argumentacya niepra-
wdaz? -. ~ P. r. (see,-s-,
Wieden, 16 istycznia. - Jedna
wiedenskich gazet donosi, re pc
wien mysliwy polujacy ma kozice
spowodowal lawine w poblizu Ut
tendorf w Alpach. Mianowicie
wstrzasnieta wskutek wystrzaiu
masa sniegowa zacze}a sic staczac
ma dol, porywajac ze soba strzel-
ca. Zanim sic lawina stoczyla w
doline, urosla W olbrzymia mase
sniegowa. Trzeba by}o ca}odzien-
nej piracy wiekszej ilosci ludzi, ze-
by odgrzebac zwloki mysliwego.
Zagrzeb, Kroacya, 16 stycznia.
- Wczoraj odbyly sic tutaj wro-
gle dla Wegrow demonstracye
przy sposobnosci przybycia nowe-
go bana kroackiego, p. Rauch'a.
Tysiace Kroat6w wyleg}y ma dwo-
rec kolejowy, ma ktory wlaSnie
przyjezdzal nowy ban, przyjmu-
jac go swistem, oraz obrzucajac
jego i jego otoczenie kamieniami
i zgnilemi jajami. Policya zdola}a
wkrotce przywrocie porzadek.
Port an Poince, Haiti, 16 sty-
cznia. = w Gonaives, miejscowo-
Sci lezacej stad w odlegiosci IS
mil, wydarzylo sic wczoraj slime
trzesienie zierni. Wiele domow 20
staio zburzonych, inne SLIME u
szkodzone. O stratach w ludziach
ME donosza. Wstrzasnienia lex
kie powtarzaja sic jeszcze co pc
wien czas. Gonaives liczy 1S ty-
siecy mieszkancow jest miastem
handlowem.
Honolulu, 1s stycznia. - Pew
ma tutejsza gazeta japonska ogla-
sza interview, jaki mial jej pred
stawiciel byly m posiem japoh-
skim we Westinghouse, wice-hra-
bia Aoki, kt6ry mowiac 0 kwestyi
immigracyi Japohczykow do A
meryki oswiadczyi, re On sam jest
przeciwny temu wychodztwu.
Zdaniem jego = Japonia ME stra-
ci mic ma tenn, jezeli jej wychodz-
com bedzie zannkniety dostep do
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q Monachium W Niemezeeh do
nosza, re ksiaze regent bawarski,
Luitpold, ktory ostatnim czasie
diva przedlozone mu wyrod smierci
zmienii ma dozywotnie wiezienie, ma
samiar na przyszlosc. ME zatwierdzac
fur wyrok6w smisrci.