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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
FIVE DEAD
in A Rail
DISASTER
Fast Express Crashed Into a
Freight Wreckage
Iwenty-six Valuable Horses
Were Killed
Freights Collided. Throwing the
Wreckage Be- I Express

Pittsburg. Dec. e.-Ff 6. ven were
killed and a score injured G. wreck
of two freight trains and xpress
train on the Pennsylvania near
Manor. Pa, this morning.
The dead are, Engineer K
Daily of the express train and Our
unidentified men in express cars.
Fireman Joe Myers is perhaps fa-
tally Injured. Twenty six valuable
horses in the express cars were killed.
The debris was scattered over the four
main tracks and traffic was tied up
several hours.
The wreck was due primarily to
the stalling of an extra west bound
freight. A second extra" freight fol-
lowing ran into the rear of the first
The impact threw both trains from the
track. Before f1agman could give
warning, the fast Chicago express No.
IL rushed along the west bound pas
senger track into the wreckage of the
freights. The express was thrown
from the rails over twenty foot en-
bankment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
PROTEST
TO RUSSIA
Americans up in Arms Over
RuSsia's Actions

New York, Dec. 6.--A great mass
meeting will be held here tonight, the
first OF a series to be held In principal
cities Of the country in the next thirty
days to protest against Russia's dis
elimination of passports held by citi-
zens OF the United States on account
Of religious belief
While the movement was started by
leading Jews Of New York city. 1t has
the backing Of influential Americans
Of many creeds. The meetings are to
crystalize in a demand to congress
either to compel Russia to live up to
the treaty of 1882 or TO have the treaty
abrogated.
This treaty marked the beginning of
friendly relations between the two
countries. Among the speakers to-
night will be Vice President Sherman,
Gov. Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey,
ex-Ambassador Andrew White, Champ
Clark, President Schurman OF Cornell,
and John Mitchell.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
Steel TRAIN
SAVED LIVES

Chicago Dec. Sword was receiv-
ed here today that the Chicago. Mil
waukee g. ST. Paul overland limited,
Olympian, was derailed at Java june
tion. s. d.. last night. The locomotive
and every car left the track in deep
cut just outside the town. three rear
sleepers turning over. John Foster,
the conductor. was the only person
hurt. He was slightly bruised.
There were several hundred passen-
gers on the train at the time Of the
accident. Spreading rails are believed
to be responsible. Java Junction is
seventy miles west OF Aberdeen, s. ID.
The passengers were transferred to
another train after q delay of six
hours. The fact that 1t was solid
steel train prevented loss OF life.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
TRIAL Of
PACKERS ON
After Eight Years Fight Action
Is Started
MAY BE CALLED OFF YET
EACH OF DEFENDANTS PUT IN
SEPARATE PLEA OF GUILTY
ToDAY-FIRsT JUROR TENTA-
TIvELY SELECTED, is MAN.
AoER or PULLMAN co.

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. e.--Ten Chicago
packers, charged with violation Of the
criminal provisions OF the Sherman
ANTITRUST law, went on trial in the
United States district court here to-
day, after eight years of legal techni-
calities. The trial even yet Is likely
to be halted, according 70 the attor-
neys, by ruling Of the United States
supreme court on the latest appeal OF
the packers that the criminal section
Of the law under which they are being
tried, is unconstitutional.
Pending such decision, the defend~
ants entered separate pleas Of not
guilty today.
Richard Dean, general manager Of
the Pullman Co. q personal friend of
the defendants, was tentatively ac-
cepted as juror after he declared he
had formed no opinion as to the pro-
priety OF government regulation OF the
big Industries. Three other venire-
men were excused.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06

Teheran. Persia, Dec. 6.--The ulti-
matum of Russia to Persia demanding
the immediate discharge OF the new
American treasurer, Gen. W. Morgan
Shuster. who was sent by the u. s.
department to Persia to straighten
out their finances, may precipltate
war. The trouble arises because of
the drastic action taken by introduce
ing Yankee methods In Persia. In
many cases II is maintained that Dip
lomatic formalities were not strictly
adhered to by this hustling young Am
erican. This angered Russia who was
without doubt looking for chance to
find trouble with Persia in order that
she may increase her grasp on that
country. Persian people are standing
Loyalty back OF their American and
are asking the United States to give
them her aid. England. 1t is thought,
will have to side with Russia.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
ST. PAUL MURDERER
WAS FOUND GUILTY

st. Paul, Dec Charles Robinson,
alias Frank Jackman. charged with
the murder Of Joseph Brozveich in
the Burlington yards, Sept 10, was
found guilty of murder in the second
degree today. The jury was out since
p. m. yesterday.
The case of Charles Johnson, in
dicted with Robinson. Is set for trial
tomorrow. Johnson on the stand ad-
mitted being game" to rob Brozveich,
but denied having a hand in the kill
ing. Both Robinson and Johnson are
in their teens
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
MORE AMERICANS
in U. S. navy

Washington, d. c., Dec. e.--Although
the navy is now recruited up to it's
full authorized strength OF 47,50O men,
there has been slight decrease in
the number OF aliens. according to the
annual report Of Rear Admiral r. F..
Nicholson, the chief OF the navigation
bureau. At present $500 per cent OF
the total enlisted force Is composed
OF Americans, either native born or
naturalized.
There was a notable increase in the
number Of desertions last year due
principally to the liberal policy in
discharging men for good reason prior
to expiration OF enlistment The total
number of discharges during the year
was 10,7S0.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
ROCKEFELLER HAS
CHANGE TO REPLY
TO The MERRIIIS

Washington. Dec. 6.---John ID. Rookie
feIler and Rev. Fred Gates, manager
OF Rockefeflers charities, today were
invited by Chairman Stanley Of the
house steel trust investigating COM
mfttee to appear before the committee
Monday. if they care to do 80, to reply
to charges by Merritt brothers Of Min
nesota, cpncerning the s20.OO0,OOO Me-
saba ore properties.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
CARDINAL FARLEY
RECEIVED BY Plus
POPE EXTENDS APOSTOLIC
BLESSINGS TO NEWSPAPER
MEMS FAMILIES.

Rome, Dec. 6.-The pope yesterday
received in private audience Cardinal
Farley, who afterwards presented his
suite aada number Of American news
paper men.
The pope spoke in a kindly way
to each person, Cardinal Farley in
terpreting. The pontiff renewed his
expression Of paternal affection for
America and his satisfaction at the
gratitude shown in the United States
regarding the creation Of the new
American cardinals. He impaired the
apostolic benediction to all those pre-
sented, extending it to their families.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
MAGIC CITY HAS
A new SLOGAN
5000 IN 1915 THE cRY--ADDED tss
TO COMMERCIAL CLUB MEM
BERsHIP TODAY.

Minot, N. d.. Dec. 6.-The Minot
Commercial club has adopted as it's
slogan for the coming year $1,000 peo-
pie for the magic city by 1915. The
club today added 13s new members the
largest ever secured in one day. Fiji
teen men canvassed the city. The club
Is working for membership of 500
by Jan. l.. 1872
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
HARRIMAN WAS
BADLY BEATEN

Los Angeles. Dec. 6.--Ceo. Alex
ander, the good government candi-
date for mayor was reelected yes
terday BY an overwhelming majority
over job Hartman, socialist
The count Of ballots Ia seventy~aix
precincts out of . total Of ss0 gave
Alexander z7.9ee and Hartman 10sb5s.
This shows gain for Alexander BIZ
about to / compared with the pri~
mary vote.
Alexander's campaign manaEers
claim the election OF the entire good
government ticket by j majority ii
al least $4,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
governors
AT ALBANY
Western Executives Welcomed
to New York State

Albany, IN, Y., Dec. 6.--Albany well
coined the western governors and party
today. Mayor McEwen issued a spec
iaI proclamation asking the citizens
to decorate In honor Of the visitors.
There was d general compliance.
on the way from Utica the govern
ors' special stopped at Schenectady.
Governor Dix and the mayor called
on the wesferners to bid them well
come. and attended luncheon given
by the business men in honor of the
governors. The governors special
leaves Albany late today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
ARGUMENT MADE
BY ENGERUD ONLY

washington. Dec. 6.-After Edward
Engerud made he opening argument
in the supreme court in the case Of NJ.
-. Soliah. ct al VS., Sven Haslxein ct al,
involving the constitutionality OF the
North Dakota drainage law, Chief
Justice White announced the court did
not care to hear further argument
The case here Ii on appeal from the
supreme court. N. G. Young Of Fargo
was admitted to practice before the
court Monday In order to appear In
the case.
Major Butte on Job.
Major e. w. Buttz or ButtzviIle, ar
rived in Washington for the session.
He makes q practice Of overseeing the
business OF congress every session.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
FEDERAL CONTROL
OF. IRRIGATION

Chicago. Dec. e.-Hearty support
for government control Of all reciama-
tion and irrigation projects was urged
by speakers before the National Irri-
cation congress here today The ex-
pressions followed the criticism that
bureaucratic red tape" in the govern
ment reclamation service was delaying
irrigation, made by Fred Whiteside, q
Montana delegate. 1t was announced
that an American reclamation fedora
tion will be formed tomorrow.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
PROGRESSIVES OF
MINNESOTA MEET

Minneapolis, Mimi. Dec. 6.-Pro-
gressive republicans are conferring
here today to decide whether the pres
idential primary il to- be asked for
Minnesota. At q meeting last week
attended by Senator Poindexter Of
Washington, the primary plan was adj
vised. Geo. Il. Record Of Newark, NJ.
r.. leader of progressive republicans
movement Of that state, was among
those to be here today, and was sched-
uled to make speech tonight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
WORD
Is NOT ENOUGH
GERMAN CHANCELLOR SAYS
DEED ALONE WILL COUNT
HEREAFTER.

Berlin, Dec. 6.-The Morocco ques-
tion came up at the fnal session OF
the reichstag. Imperial Chancellor
Won Bethmann- Hollweg, ia speech
lasting half an hour. gave calm and
cispassionate exposition OF the Ger
man case.
The discourse made 1t clear that
Anglo German relations In the future
would depend ON deeds rather than on
assurances. The chancellor was gem
orally applauded at the conclusion, ex-
cept by the members Of the social
democratic party.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
MERIDIAN ROAD
NEARLY LOCATED

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 6.-Every mile OF
the proposed Meridian highway from
Winnipeg. Man, to Galveston, Tex,
has been located except thirty miles
in Robert county, s. d.. according to
John G. Nicholson, of Newton. KAN,
secretary OF the Meridian Road asso-
citation. The road Is to be completed
next summer, Nicholson said.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
BANKERS FLEET IN
STORM But SAFE

New orleans. Dec. 81 Although the
bankers fieet, which Il returning to
New Orleans from Panama with 500
American bankers aboard. encountered
storm yesterday the ship ID not dam
aged Wire communication was not
interrupted today IL. -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
Hines TO CLEAN
Up IN WISCONSIN

Ashland, Wis, Dec. 6.-~That the
Hines Lumber 90. viii cease lumber
ing operations In northern Wisconsin
the coming year, after cutting 100000
feet Of lumber which win clean up the
Hines holdings adjacent 10 its three
saw mills at Iron River, Mason and
Hayward, was the statement OF n
prominent lumberman. closely in touch
with the logging and numbering oper-
atoms.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
Two AIRMEN NET
DEATH IN ENGLAND

London, Dec. 6.-A double aviation
fatality occurred at Riley near scar
borough. Yorkshire. this morning. Hu-
bert Oxiey, the aviator was killed in
stantiy. and his passenger, Robert
Weiss. suffered injuries from which
he died later.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
GOMEZ LYNCHING
STIRS MEXICO

Mexico City. Dec. 6.Great excite
ment reigns at San Geronimo and
Oaxaca in connection with the killing
Of Jose Gomez. leader Of the Juchitant
rebellion. who was lynched yesterday
at Rincon Antonio, together with.
eight citizens protesting loyalty to-
Gomez, and shouting against President
Madero. Several uprising are reported.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
QUIET DAY
IN CONGRESS
Senate Was Not in Session
Meets Thursday
Government Estimates Attack
ed BY Chairman

Washington, Dec. 6.-The senate
was not in session today. 1t meets
Thursday at 2 p. m. The house met
at noon. J. d. Rockefeller and Rev
I ed ID. Gates were invited to appear
Monday before the steel committee.
The government estimates were at
tackled as misleading by the appro-
priations committee chairman.
Diplomatic recalls were urged by
Representative Berger socialist, on
account Of the Russian passport
trouble.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
FARM HAND FLOWED
UP STOLEN FORTUNE.

Mnskogee. Okla, Dec. e.---Nego-
table papers worth $4,000 were
found today On farm. They were
piowed Up BY d farm hand. and
returned to the bank from which
they were stolen last summer
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
YOUTHS START
LIFE SENTENCE

Chicago, Dec. e--Leo. suchomski
and Frank Kita, each Ie, convicted Of
completely In the murder Of Fred w.
Guelzow, jr., q truck farmer, were
taken to Joliet penitentiary today to
begin serving life sentences.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
FOX to Manage Racine

Racine. Wis, Dec. sWilliarr II.
FOX. last year playing manager Of shs
Omaha team OF the Western league,
was selected as manager OF the Ia
cine Baseball association for 1912.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06

Prince Chun has been the chief flg-
ure I'm China since the death OF Em-
peror Kwang-Su and the empress
dowager in 1908. From the dark days
which followed the death of those rul-
ers he emerged as ruler OF the empire.
At no time was Prince Chun's reg
ency a smooth one. He tried to hold
to a middle ground which pleased
neither the Manchu reactionaries nor
the native progressives. He handled
the present crisis with perhaps some
thing less than his old time vigor and
recent reports have hinted that his
mind was weakening.
Whiting Fang, former Chinese
minister at Washington who is now
one OF the revolutionary leaders in
Shanghai issued an appeal to Chun
a few days ago urging him to abdicate
in favor of the republic. 1t was re-
ported later from Pekin that Chun
was willing to accept pension and re-
tire to Je Hol IL his personal safety
were assured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
PRINCE CHUN
ADVOCATED
in CHINA
Regent, Father Of Child En-
perOr Of China Quit
Has Been the Nominal Ruler
Since 1908
Willing to Retire to Je Hol If
Given a Pension

Pekin, Dec. 6.--Prince Chun. the
regent and father of the child emperor
abdicated today.
His place as guardian of the throne
is taken jointly by Shih-Hau. Man
chu prince, former president of the
national assembly and Hsu-Shi, vice
president of the privy council.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
.SfINE URGENT FOR.
Big DELEGATION.
SECRETARY OF COMMERCIAL
CLUB DESIRES TO HAVE BIG
REPRESENTATION AT ST. PAUL
LAND SHOW WHICH STARTS
NEXT TUESDAY.

It am hoping that there will be
large delegation of Fargoans. as wei
as North Dakotans in attendance at
the st. Paul land show, which opens
next Tuesday. We ought to show the
spirit Of Fargo ana our commercial
club in the twin cities during this
great gathering of northwestern men
and exhibition Of northwestern prod
ucts.
This was the statement of Sec. c. r..
Stine Of the commercial club to
Forum representative today. Mr.. Stine
lis urging as many VINO can to attend
the land show SO as to make good
showing for this city. He viii gladly
give out badges and general informa-
ton concerning this show at any time
until the opening Of the show.
"This IL the first great exhibition Of
land products. exclusively of the
northwestern states" continued Mr..
Stine. !. and win be under the auspices
Of the newly formed Northwestern De-
veIopment league. This organization
has for its purpose to tell the world
what we have up in this country,
which includes the states OF North Da-
kota. Minnesota, South Dakota, Mon
tana, Idaho, washington, Oregon and
also Alaska
The land products exhibition in st.
Paul is one means adopted for car
rying out the objects of the league. 1t
Will be a show Of the northwest states
by the northwest states. and for the
northwest states and not to promote
private or corporate interests. Every
energetic business man who can spare
the time. ought to go so that he may
help boost Fargo and do what he can
to promote Its interests and general
advertisement.
Retailers Tomorrow
The retail bearers viii meet tomor-
row night at the commercial club
and adopt q constitution and set OF
BY laws. This meeting was originally
set for Friday night. but owing to 4
slight change OF plans, tomorrow night
was fixed instead.
The students at the "A. G. are ar
ranging the cases Iii the assembly
rooms Of the commercial club for the
various grain exhibits that are to be
displayed during the grain growers
convention In January.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-06
TEE WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and Thurs
day; not much change In temperature.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-14
Kr6tkie Notatki Miejskie.

= Wczoraj pod zarzutem zaniedba
r!a dzieci aresztowano Patricka o
Connella jego zone.
- Skaree sprzeniewierzenie $4oC
rrzeciw Harrisonowi Halletowi wy
rzucono sadu.
Trzech bandyt6w obrabowaie
sklad Jamesa Lyons, 4003 West 12-ta
utica, zabierajac $50 szuflady.
- "a namawlanie dzlewczat do ME
1noralnego zycia sedzia Walker ska
zal Rusha Folknora Howarda Jone
sa ma $50 kary
= Nauczyciele szko}ach publicz
- NauczycieIe w szkoiach publicz
nych staraja sic wyzsze pensye
Wczoraj zebrali sic oni W jednym
hotelow sr6dmiejskich om6wili plan
srej dzialalnosci
w zeszIym tygodniu procent
smiertelnosci W Chicago wynosii
1915, podczas gdy W Nowym Yor-
ku ma 1000 osob zmario 1915.
- Ia sprzedawanie trunk6w ME
peinoletniej szynkarza Karola E.
gere, $3.50 South Halsted utica, Sc
dzia skazai ma $25 kary.
- Przeciw inspektorowi brukow
vniesiono oskarzenie bardzo powaz
re. mianowicie, re przyjmowa} Ia
pGwke cd niektorych kontraktorow.
- Wczoraj poraz pierwszy W chica
20 ukazai sic nowy dziennik vie
czorny wydawany W maiym ksiazko-
wynn formacie. Dziennik ten nosi ma
zwe The Day Book.
w szpitalu sw. Bernardo umari
wczoraj 12-Ietni Robert Hunter, kto-
rego najechal pociag fracntowy. -
Chiopak czepiai sic pociagu wpadi
pod koia.
- Sedzia Peter Grosscup ma Ia
miar zrezygnowac skoro tylko zaia-
twi sprawe kolei Chicago and Mil
waukee Electric.
= $4,000 odszkodowania od firmy
Modern Steel Structural przyznai sad
przysiegiych Jerzemu Mindrop, ktory
przy piracy dla tel firmy ciezkie od-
niosi rany.
- Rabusie niebezpiecznie obili
Patricka Rice, stroza przy gmachu
North American w stanie nieprzy-
tomnym znalazi go policyant ode
slai go szpitala.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-14
Coal Co. ma wypssts dla gorni-
kow.
NiAszczescia $3.50


Neillsville, Wis, IA pazdzierni-
ka. - Kiedy August Languish je-
chal ma swym wozie dwojgiem
dzieci swoich i ich kolezanka
Ruth Cook, odwozac je re szko-
ly do domu, Z mil ma zachod stad
niedaleko Columbia, ma przecie-
ciu kolejowem pociag wpadi ma
jego woz. Wszyscy zostali zabici !;
dzieci byly we wieku s-11 lat.
Columbus, O., IA pazdziernika.
= Ma krzywiznie Sperrys, ma "a
chod cd Columbus, wydarzyla sic
kolizya pomiedzy pociagiem ro-
botniczym a pociagiem frachto-
wynn. Trzej wioscy robotnicy 20
stall zabici, dziesieciu zosta}o
mocno pokaleczonych lub popa-
rzonych uchodzaca para.
Bellefontaine, O., IA pazdzier-
nika. Ma szynach kolei Big
Four we West Liberty, O., wyda-
rzyia sic kolizya dwu pociagow
frachtowych, a rnurzyn James Nc
Millen zostaI zabity. Powodem
nieszczescia byio podobno falszy-
we zrozumienie rozkazow.
RAPPORT handlowo przemysiowy.
Nowy York, IA pazdziernika.-
Agencya Bradstreets ogiasza ma
stepujacy rapport tygodniowy: O.
golne polozenie W ubiegiym tygo-
dniu Swiadczy, re jeszcze panuje
konserwatyzm. Zamowienia
wciaz jeszcze ograniczaja sic do
rozmiarow potrzeb naJkoniecz-
niejszych, chociaz obrot tygod-
niowy byi wiekszy, niz sic spo-
dziewano, zwiaszcza gdy sic zwa-
zy, re W tygodniu byl dzien swia-
teczny. Polepszenie jednak po-
zornem jest tylko; obrot wydaje
sic znacznym dlatego giownie, ze
W zeszlym roku o tel porze ME
zwykle niskim by} popyt. Jest Je-
dnakowoz nadzieja, re chiodne
powietrze spowoduje wiekszy O.
brot towarow sezonowych. Pre-
mys} baweiny nieco zyskuJe ma
nizszych cenach surowych mate
ryalow, a obrot w ostatnich tygo-
dniach stanowczo sic polepszyi.
Take przemysi stalowy zelaz-
ny nadsyia nieco lepsze raporrty.
Kollektowanie wciaz niezadawal-
niajace.
Bankructw bylo W ubieglym
tygodniu 212; W poprzedzajacym
2o1, a W odnosnym tygodniu ze-
sziego roku 220.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-14
Fatalna kolizya.

Wczorajsza mgia staia sic
przyczyna kilku fatalnych wypad-
kow ma kolejach zelaznych e.
lektrycznych. Wczoraj ma tenn
miejscu donosilismy strasznej
kolizyi, jaka zaszia ma kolei e
lektrycznej Aurora i Elgin, gdzie
okoio 20 ludzi rany odnioslo.
Wczoraj rano mgia Gale miasto
objeia MONA sic byio spodzie-
wac nieszczesliwych wypadkow.
Fatalny wypadek zaszedl ma
kolei zelaznej Chicago Terminal
Railroad, kiedy ma 73 ulicy je-
den pociag frachtowy wpadi ma
drugi. Dwie osoby stracily zycie,
maszynista hamulcarz zostali
zabici. Pociag kolei Terminal zde-
rzyl sic z pociagiem kolei Pere
Marquette. Hamulcarz R. K.
Smith, ktory zostai zabity, znaj-
dowai sic w otwartym wagonie
pociagu frachtowego ma kolei
Marquette.
Przesadni ME pamietaja wcale
o tenn, re kolizye EASILY powodu
gestej mgly, lecz powtarzaja
Wczoraj byf piatek, a W dodatku
1890 pazdziernika.
Protest strajkierow.
Strawberry kolejowi przygoto-
wuja protest ten zamierzaja
wniesc ma przysziem posiedzeniu
rady miejskiej W poniedzialek
wieczorem. Protest dotyczy szefa
policyi, ktory W strefie strajkowej
trzyma 400 policyantow. Policya
pilnie strzeze warsztatow kolejo-
wych doglada, by strajkierzy ME
niszczyli wlasnosci kolei Illinois
Central.
Ma walnem zgromadzeniu
strajkierow w hall Grand Cros--
sing Turner, mowcy pietnowali
administracye miasta uchwalo-
no ogromna wiekszoscia giosow
zebrac sic w poniedzialek wieczo-
rem W sail gdzie sic rada miejska
odbywa obrady.
Strawberry utrzymuja, re poll
eva zamiast strzedz wiasnosci
kolei, powinna sic zabrac do szu-
lerow, ktorzy otwarcie i bez zad-
nej tajemnicy niecne swe interesa
prowadza.
Przywodcy strajkierow winia
burmistrza Harrisona tego po-
wodu.
Szulerka w srodmiesciu.
Specyalna komisya sledcza do
niosla wczoraj prokuratorowi ra-
dy siuzby cywilnej, w. w. Whee
lockowi, o tenn, re w srodmiesciu
szulerka kwitnie tax jak zwykle.
Chociaz w ostatnich dniach po-
licya ME pozwalaia ma pokra i
inne cry, W karty, to jednak ko-
misya bez najmniejszych trudno-
sci znalazIa miejsca gdzie przyj-
mowano zaklady ma wyscigi kon-
ne.
Prokurator rady cywilnej we
zwie komendantow policyi z dy-
stryktow, gdzie szulerke wykryto
przed rade cywilna pytac sic be-
die, czy o tenn wszystkiem mic
ME wiedzieli i dlaczego ME VIE