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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
NAVARRO HAS JUAREZ
UNDER MARTIAL LAW
FEDERAL LEADER PUTS LID ON
EVERYTHING IN MEXICAN CITY
TO OPERATE RAILWAYS.

By AAAuoiltcd Press.
El Puso. Tex. Feb. lJ.-Gcnernl
Navarro placed Ciudad Juarcz under
martial law today. closing every bus
mess house. including saloons aud the
keno games, and putting the lid on
the CITY completely Ho also took
possession OF the Mexico Northwestern
Railway and announced that he in
tends to operate tho railways out Of
JuareS for few days.
Four express wagons, loaded with
arms ana ammunition, were captured
today by United States troops while
attempting to cross the river. Eight
Mexicans and two Americans accom-
panying the wagons were arrested.
The Mexlcans were brought to lGl Paso
and failed on charges of violating the
neutrality laws while the Americans
escaped.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
Rain Follow ) the Prayers.

SpctlOI 70 lbP WIFIU
Pawhuska Okla. Feb. l5.-Mon-
days coplous rains In OrnBe Coun-
" gave the parchcd earth a good
soaking and filled most OF the clsterns
and empty water pools In this city
ond county IL Is claimed that the
wetness oamu BECAUSE so many peo-
pie prayed for rain the last six days.
The Pawhuska vaterworks commits
sloner had requested that all the
drinking water from the hydrants
should first be boiled to Kill all the
possible microbes In the state fluid
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
THE FOUR COLOR COVER PAGE FOR
THE OKLAHOMA ACHIEVEMENT NUMBER

The four color cover page for Tulsa Worlds
Oklahoma Achievement Number has just left the
artists hands
For months a special artist has been busy in
cozy corner at the World building making special
drawings for the Achievement Number
The cover page in four colorS is masterpiece
all done in the World Building by the Worlds
special artist, Mr.. Christopher c. w. La'Rher, and
it will be printed on our new GosS high speed press
with four decks and chromatic attachments.
Be sure to order your extra copies Today. To-
morrow may be too late.
Phone 1000 NOW
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
NAVAL CANDIDATE DIES.
Fearful of Exams, ohio Youth shoots
Self In iils Room.

BY Associated Press
Annapolis, Md, FEB, l5.-LocltIng
himself In his room at O boarding
house. Benjamin II, Philson. 3 years
old. candidate for the Naval Acad-
envy whose home Is IN Racine. ohio,
committed suicide today by shooting
hmself Hard study and broodnig
over the possibility OF his failure at
the forthcoming entrance eNamlua-
uons are the only reasons assigned.
lie had recently from a two weeks
illness.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
SHE CmRps ON SADIE,
COlorcd Woman Drinks 10 Excess and
Second IN Arrested.

officer Barney Cleaver last night
arrested sadie Johnson colored, on a
warrant charging her with selling
booze She Is charged with having
Furnished the booze which Mrs Pear
White, also colored drank from TO
excess Tuesday night at "A bah ON the
North Side. when found by the police,
the white woman was lying In the
street dead drunk aud crying and
moaning, She told the police who,
Furnished the booze yesterday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
CIRCUITS HEIRS
TO BIC ESTATE
CRULL MILLIONS GO TO SONS OF
MARY &. ORCUTT.
IS A WEALTHY PROPERTY
Father Of TulSan VIII Share Equally
With Four Brothers Ia
Distribution.

bpccial 10 the World
Washington, d, c., Feb. i5.-Accord
Ing TO facts which became known here
today the Orcutt family Indian Ter
ritory pioneers. have been pronounced
heirs to the Crull millions left from a
great estate situated in and around
the city Of Heidelburg, Germany,
The estate is Of Immense value. con-
scryatively estimated TO be worth
from 6j to rs millions Mary c, Or
cutr, nee Crull, IL one Of the direct
heirs. and viii receive from five TO
seven millions from the estate This
It il said, will be divided equally be-
tween her five sons Col A. d. Or
cutt, who Is in Texas or Old Mexico;
A. G, Orcutt and l., r. Orcutt, who
live near Estclline, Tex, S. r. Orcutt,
formerly Of Broken Arrow, Okla, but
now Of ontario, Ore, and the heirs Of
6. w, Orcutt who live near oak Grove
In Wagner County Okla,
Attorney Waynant a former law
partner Of Senator Curtis Of Kansas,
was instrumental In behalf Of the Or
CUTS. The funds will be distributed to
TO the heirs through the government.
,
Many readers u the World in Tulsa
well remember Colonel Orcutt father
of $, A, Orcutt Of Tulsa, who was a
member of the first legislature Of the
state. He was formerly postmaster at
Coweta for five years and was promi-
nent in oklahoma politics. II Is said he
was the first TO suggest the name OF
Tulsa Before the public buildings
committee Of which now Speaker Du-
rant was then chairman, he made an
eloquent plea for his home town Of
Coweta for one Of the agricultural
schools Of the state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
CLARK 'SPUNN|NC
CAUSE Of ALARM
MINORITY LEADERS NNNiNA-
TION" TALK CREATES STIR.
OPPONENTS ARE Inspected
Friends Of Reciprocity Agreement
Charge Enemies with Making
Capital,

BY Associated Press
Washington. Feb. ij,-Tho somi-
iocular remarks which Champ clark
made in the house yesterday Ia the
debate On the Canadian reciprocity
ayreement that he believed the stars
and stripes would one day float over
the entire western hemisphere, stirred
up the most unexpected trouble to-
day President Taft took occasion to
write to Representative Mccall. the
mtrOducer of the reciprocity hill. dis
claiming and depreoatng the anneNl-
tion talk and to follow II up with re-
marks even more emphatic 20 his yis-
itors.
The news that Clarks illusions
had created excitement in Canada and
In England occasioncd great surprise
and considerable amusement at the
capital The man most surprised Of
all was clark
ClarlIs entire speech on reciprocity
yesterday was delivered in a half hu-
morous. half haunting vain, The
house was In a gale of laughter most
of the time. In return for the laughs
he was creating at the expense OF
some. the Republicans tried to turn
the tables on Clark by chiding him
with tho fact that he might have
President Taft AZ an opponent for the
Democratic nomination.
This humorous exchange reflected
the spirit Of the debate during the
time Clark was on his feet aud none
gave serious consideration to his re-
marks regarding the possible annex
alton OF Canada,
They regarded his statements in the
nature of compliment to the can
10 SEQ the friendship that exists at
| present between Canadians and the
people OF the United states, so ripen
/ in the future that all might some day
/ be under ono flag.
There was a touch Of facetlousness
10 tho debate when the Republican,
asked Clark II he would like Co be the
first president Of the magnificent un-
| lon he was creating. He replied amid
laughter that he certainly would.
The excitement was attributed Al
the capital In today in part to the fact
that several English and Canadian
newspaper correspondents in the press
gallery were following the debat,
when Clark spoke. His remarks may
have appealed to thom. "a the mos
important features of the story. anC
may have been cabled accordingly II
"skeletonizins" his remarks for cabl,
purposes. the semi-humorous charac
ter OF the debate probably was en-
tirely lost sight of
Friends Of the reciprocity measur,
are inclined to take the view that tn,
opponents OF the agreement had sim
ply seized upon what was regarde,
here as entirely personal ana harm
less statement 10 make capital agaIns
the ratification Of the agreement.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
ROBBER Who FLED IS
TO Return TO prison
JOHN HENSON Is CAPTURED IN
KANSAS AND MUST SERVE
TERM AT MALESTER.
spccia; to tho void.


Pawhuska. Okla, Feb. l5.- John
Henson. who was convicted Of having
robbed A, NJ. Iinkle two years ago,
and who was sentenced 70 the PEN
itentiary for two years, took an appeal
to the supreme court. That tribunal
affirmed the findings Of tho lower
court and Henson left Usage County
AZ soon as he learned OF the higher
courts decision,
lie was captured in a Kansas town
yesterday and brought back to this
city He will remain In Jail until
he IS taken to McAlcster to serve two
years at hard labor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
LATE KANSAS GOVERNOR I'LL.
Former Governor Click Dying at At
crimson Home.

Dy AHs0cilIe1 Fr088.
Atchnson, KaKs. Feb, lJ.-Form.
er Governor George w. Click. who has
been In poor health for about year,
w6s unconscious part Of today and
II was announced that his death may
occur at any time. II Is said. how
ever that he may live for several days.
Click was injured while at his win
ter home IN Florida about year ago
aud has never recovered.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MEET FRIDAY NIGHT,

The first open meeting ~
the year to be held by the
members of the Commercial
club viii be held tomorrow
night in the club rooms In the
, simmons building ON East
Third Tho evening will be-
devoted 10 speaking and mu-
ste which win he followed by
Refreshments and cigars, furn-
lshed by the president of the
club. Not only Is II desired
> that All members ot the club
ho present but an invitation
> is extended TO everyone 10
. como who has nt heart the
. welfare Cf Tulsa city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
..Noo.ns.s.. !. so.o.a... =
LEGISLATURES Is COMING.

Both houses of the state leg
islaturc yesterday accepted
the invitation whach had been
extended by Tulsans 20 visit
Tulsa, The senate and tho
house, acting individually. ex-
pressed desire 10 visit here
ana named the date Of their
visit AS next saturday Febru-
airy lS. The coming OF the leg
islature 10 Tulsa at this time
VIII give an excellent oppor-
tunity for those who have an
Interest In pending legislation
to perhaps do some effective
work without taking the Jour
ney 10 the capital,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16

oklahoma city. Okla. Feb lj.-A
state owned railroad bin and pro-
posed constitutional amendment dupli
Gates the measures offered In the low
er house and recommended for pas
sage, were introduced in the senate
wednesday afternoon by Senator
Briggs, OF woodward; McMehan Of
oklahoma City; Newell Of Jennings
and Langston OF Guymon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
SEATTLE CLEANUP BEGUN.
Prize Fights stopped and Saloons
Cleaned Up.

By Associated Press
Seattle, Wash, Feb. 15.-Chief Of
Police BannIck forbade the holding Of
two prize tights by so-caled athletic
clubs.
All ladies entrances" signs have
been ordered removed from the sa-
loon doors and all curtains and boxes
from the interior Of saloons and cafes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
SIX GETS HURT.

Two marriage licenses we're
granted Yesterday as follows:
Henry Rltliff and Nellie Kurt
zoy, both Of Pruc, and James
Six and Matte Hurt. both Of
Turlcy Ttc latter couple was
married by Justice John j.
Slack.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
RICH, SHE TOOK rRINKET.


By Associated Press.
New York. Feb 15.-A woman.
who said she was Mrs. Elizabeth d.
Cleveland, the wife Of William 3.
Cleveland. a well to do theatrical man,
was locked up tonight charged with
stealing a cheap vanity bag from a
department store She had with her
bank book showing a deposit Of t1S,-
900, A man who said he was her
husband gave 5000 bail and she was
released,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
POET OF sIERRAs IS mn.
Joaquin Miller Dangerously III at Los
Angeles.

Oakland, Calf, Feb. 15.-Joaquln
Miller. the Poet Of the Slerras," Is
In a critical condition in a local hos
pital Physicians diagnose the aged
poets Illness as a general breakdown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
LoCusrs DUE TINS SPRING.
Kansas Professor Forecasts Coming
Of i7.Nenr Kind.

UT N"II|TIT"T T"II
Lawrence. Kan. Feb l5,--Thc sew
enteen-yoar locusts win visit Kansas
within the next three months accord
ing to the predictions Ut Professor T..
A. Glenn, Of the department Of oto-
mology OF Kansas Tho locusU. ne
predicts, viii appear first In the east
ern part Of the state. probably about
tho last Of May.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
QUIET Al MOUNTAIN PARK.
Threats In County seat War Are Tn.
rtcntful.

By Associated Press
Mountain Park, Okla, Fob l5 -
Regardless of thronts and expected
violence in the county seat war tho
day passed quietly II ls now thought
chat there Will be no further trouble.
Deputy Sheriff sam McNc1L charged
with having shot and Killed Walter
staples. who was an employer ot
Commissioner C. E. Bull was released
on 5000 bond,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
TlIll WEATHER..

BY Associated proB
Washington Feb, i5- oklahoma,
increasing cloudiness and probably
rain by Thursday night; Friday fair
and colder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
LIFE TERM FOR BROTHERS.
Antlcrs Jury Convicts Men on Muir
der Chprge.

BY Associated Press
Antlers Okla, Feb ij.--After de-
liberatng fourteen hours, the Jury In
the district court today returned a
verdict Of guilty against Andrew and
Joseph McDanIels brothers, charged
with killing VIII Smith here on No
vembcr 10. The penalty was fixed lt
9o years Smith was shot 20 death
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
LOGAN WEATHER YEsrEpApy.

Or n NJ hutchinson Observer
Temperature Maximum 20 minimum 40
wind from tha b0ulhwests olear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16
DEPUTY snERnr ARRESTED.

Iavton and CnmnnChc Officials De-
mnud swanson Prisoner
gp,eul tu tho World
oklahoma city Okla, Feb 10, -
Attorney Goncrl West tonight re-
v.rsod his opinion IN which Doe held
swanson County temporarily dissolved
and word 90 that effect was communt-
Gated 20 Lawton tonight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-16

wonder why somobuddy don't In
vent collar thatu flt a homemade
phIrt. LIES too short t monkey with
uncut magazines.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-11
Kr0tkle notatkl mlejsk1e.

- Sad przysleglych przyznai karo-
lowi Glosch s12,5O0 odszkodowania
za rany otrzymane przy piracy
dla kompanii Illinois Brick Co.
- Robert BagIey Los Angeles
sradf wczoraj pociagu frachtowego
/ zgfna{ ma miejscu.
- Pod zarzutem uprawiania kra-
dziezy kieszonkowej aresztowano ia
M Roach.
= Ma ospe zapadta Barbara Erbaok
i jej letnia coreczka.
- Carl PhIlas wynaIazi sWider do
wiercenia czterokatnych dziur.
= w hoteIu La Sale Henryka
Brennan Sterling, ILL., stiuk}a wczo-
raj lustro wartosci 5000.
- William Mackinson, \niemieekI
hrabia, stanie przed sadem pod Ia
rzutem kradziezy.
- SamOch6d najechai "a letnia
viole Pah, 72s Temple niebe7piecz-
ME ia pokaleczyl.
- Ma rogu 5t-szeJ Emerald ave.
pod koiami wozu zginai 6 letni Jozef
Hart
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-11

znaczenie. Ogolnie m6wia, re re-
wolucyonisci zajeliby i stolice Me
xyk nietrudno, bo garnizon w
mieScie jest slaby i nieliczny.
Nadchodza wieSci, re rewolucyo-
niSci zajeli Aqua Prieta po vale
cznej obronie rzadowych; miasto
Durango jest oblezone dlugo juz
sic opierac ME bedzie mogio; mia
sta Zacatecas i St. Louis Potosi
zaatakowane; Tijuana W Kalifor-
Mi mexykanskiej : zdobyte; pod
Soltillo polegio 60 zolnierzy rza-
dowych, ktorzy W zasadzke wpa-
dli. E. Jednem slowem wieSci to
hiobowe! Rad zachowuje giebo-
kie milczenie o wszystkiem; spo-
dziewaja sic wznowienia ukiad6w
pokojowych; nastroj pelen przy-
gnebienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-11
Afera Jerozolimska.

Londyn, II maja. : Kapitan
Parker, szef wyprawy archeologi-
cznej W Jerozolimie, ktora tax
skandalicznego nabraia rozglosu,
oglosil artykul, w kt6rym powia-
da, re nonsensem So wiesci o
znalezieniu jakichs starozytnosci
swietych re Swiatyni Salomona,
jak arka, oltarz itp.; znalezio-
no tylko pare naczyn i grobow :
epoki przedizraelskiej ma 1000 do
5000 lat pred Chrystusem Pa
nem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-11
Telegramy krajowe.
Jubileusz Kardyna1a Glib
bonsa.

Nowy York, II maja. = w
,,Klubie Katolickim" odbyi sic
wczoraj uroczysty obch6d zlote-
go jubileuszu kapianstwa i
srebrnego jubileuszu kardynalst-
wa Kardynala Gibbonsa. 90.
PauliSci ofiarowali jubilatowi w
podarunku, herb W zlotych ra-
mach, 5 stop d}ugi, a 4 szeroki,
przeslicznie rzezbiony wedle ory-
ginalnego rysunku aprobowanego
przez Kardyna}a, ktory herb ten
obraI jake ksiaze Kosciola. Pre-
mawiali Arcybiskup Farley, Sc
'dzia Victor J. Dowling z najwyz-
szego sadu i Frank S. Cannon,
prezydent klubu. w odpowiedzi
Kardynal Gibbons powiedzial
miedzy innemi: laden obywatel
ME powinien bye trutniem W ulu
spoleczenstwa. Mkt pomiedzy
nami ME powinien bye obojetnym
tylko widzem wobec kwestyj mo-
ralnych, politycznych ekonomi-
cznych tyczacych sic dobra ogo-
lu. w obec tego, ze doznajecie O.
brony zycia mienia waszego re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-11
Organ studentow.

Wczoraj ma ulicach miastecz-
ka Evanston ukazaf sic numer
gazety studentow uniwersytetu
Northwestern. Jest to organ,
wydawany potajemnie przez u
czniow tego zak}adu. Wczoraj-
szy numer wywolai sensacye.
Niewiadomo kto ten swistek IRE
dagowaf kto go wydai = a "a
rad zakiadu po przeczytaniu
szmaty bedzie sic mocno starai
o to, ably wykryc dziennikarzy.
Czeka ich wydalenie zakiadu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-11
Telegramy Zagraniczne.
Juarez zdobyte!


Miasto Juarez zostalo wczoraj
zdobyte przez rewolucyonistow
DO dwudniowej, krwawej zacie-
tel walce i walecznej obronie ze
strony generala Navarry, ktory
ME mogl jednak sprostac o wiele
przewazajacym siiOm rewOlucyO-
nist6w. Sam dowodzca, oficerowie
lego i wiekszoSc zolnierzy dosta-
Ii sic do niewoli. Rewolucyonisci
tryumfuja, Madero wszedl Juz
do miasta eglosii. re teraz zno-
WI chce pertraktowac rzadem o
pokoj. jeSli rad szczerze pokoju
pragnie. RewolucyoniSci zajeci
sa grzebaniem poleglych, ktorych
obu stron pablo okolo 10ciu !;
liczba ranionych siega 800, tych
rozmieszcza sic po hotelach, do
mach prywatnych etc. Pc stro-
ME rzadowej polegli puikownik
Tamborel kapitan Sachudo.
Poddanie miasta mialo. charak--
ter wysoce dramatyczny. Starry
gen. Navarro, widzac, re sic IL
rzymac ME zdoia ze swa garstka
zo}nierzy, oddai swa spade pul-
kownikowi Garibaldiemu = po
stronie rewolucyjnej starzec pia-
kal przytem, jak dziecie, ale Carl
baldi pochwycii jego prawice /
wstrzasajqc MIA serdecznie. zape-
wniai generala o czci swej / do
brem traktowaniu, jakiego do
zna; tax samo robili inni oficero-
vie i zolnietze. a obie armie WI
taly sic jak znajomi, ME jak wro-
gowie. Zaraz po zajeciu miasta,
Madero odwiedzii jehcow / row
niez serdecznie zapewnial ich o
swym szacunku bezpieczenstwie
ich losu. Zabroniono rabunku w
miescie i rozstawiono slime stra-
ze; rewolucyoniSci zyskali w
zdobvtem mieScie wiele amuni-
Cyl, broni recznej i armat; wogo-
lie zdobycie Juarez jest naJwiek-
szvm dotychczasowym ich sukce-
sem. Miasto zaraz zOstalO Ogio-
szone tymczasowa stolica i sic
dziba rzadu rewolucyjnego. Ma
dero ogiosl, ze jehcow uwolni,
skoro tylko bedzie to mozliwe, a
kto z Mich chce, moze wstapic W
szeregi rewolucyjne; zgiosiio sic
zaraz 1901. =. Ogoiem hczba poi
manvch zolnierzy wynosi okoio
500 Wieczorem zaproSil Madero
do siebie ma obiad gen. Navarro
81 oficerow rzadowych W niewo-
Ii i wszystkim udzielii zupelnel
swobody. gdy zlozyli mu slowo
honoru. ze ME opuszcza miasta. w
mieScie szkody 50 Ogromne; Pozar
podlozony przez rewolucyonistow
i przez strzaiy spowodowany, mi
szczy{ Gale dzielnice a i teraz je-
szcze ME zagasi zupelnie. o.
statnie chwile pred ostatecznem
zdobyciem miasta byiy wielce "a
cieta walka uliczha, wrecz sic
scierano zdobywac byio trzeba
ulice "a utica, nieledwie dom po
domu: rewolucyoniSci byliby pc
wnie miasta ME dostali, gdyby
zolnierzy rzadowych byio wiecej,
ale 500 ma 1000 byio stanowczo "a
malo!
= WieSc zdobyciu miasta
Juarez przez Madere wywaria W
stolicy olbrzymie wrazenie; wszy
scy przyznaja, re rewolucyoni-
stow zwyciestwo jest wielkie, a
wiekszem jeszcze moralne jego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-11
Trust holownikow.

Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych
stara sic teraz nieco wiecej do
wiedziec o truscie holownikow.
Otrzymai bowiem wiadomosc, re
parowczyki ma wielkich jezio-
rach maja specyalne ceny i
wzgledy dla pewnych kompanii i
re niektorzy urzednicy przez
palce patrzeli ma rzekome prze-
stepstwa przepisow rzadowych.
Sedzia sledczy przesluchiwal
wczoraj swiadkow, od}ozyl dal-
sze przesfuchy ma pozniej. Wy
jechal on razem z tajna policya
do Milwaukee w tel sprawie.
Dunno kandydatem.
Dnia logo czerwca ma sic od-
bye bankiet ma Geese Edwarda
Dunne'a wtenczas prawdopo-
dobnie przyjaciele by}ego bur
mistrza oglosza go demokratycz-
nym kandydatem ma gubernato-
ra Stanu Illinois.
James Hamilton Lewis, drugi
kandydat demokratyczny ma gu
bernatora oswiadczy}, re ME be-
die kandydowal, jesli Dunno
bedzie sic O ten urzad ubiegai.
w koiach demokratycznych
lest obecnie spor o to, czy demo
kraci moga popierac Lawrence'a
ma demokratycznego komiteto-
wego ma Stan Illinois.
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strony silnego ramienia rzadu,
powinniScie wspomagac w tenn
dziele tych, ktorym powierzyl.-
scie administrowanie spraw pu-
blicznych'. Ma zakohczenie je-
szcze Kardyna} powiedziaf:
,,Dzieki Bogu zyjemy w kraju, w
kt6rym panuje wolnosc bez tole-
rowania samowoli i autorytet be-
tolerowania despotyzmu ! w kto-
-rym rzad wznosi egide opieki bez
naruszania praw sumienia jedno-
stek".
Wrazenie we Waszyngtonie.
Washington, II maja. : Via
domosc o zdobyciu Juarez przez
powstancow obudzila tn ME
zmierne zywe zajecie Z powodu,
IL istnieje przypuszczenie, re te-
raz powstaiicy meksykahscy "a
zadaja, by ich uznano "a strone
wojujaca. Ze wzgledu ma dotych-
czasowe ich powodzenie zadanle
to wcale ME jest bezpodstawne.
Wed1e zwyczajow miedzynarodo-
wych potrzebaby jednak, by stro-
ia wojujaca, domagajaca sic u
znania, posiada}a Rad zorgani-
zowany, stolice i port mad mo-
rem, czem powstaiicy dotychczas
wykazac sic ME moga. Rad anne
rykahski vie, re powstahcy zy-
skaliby DUO ma uznaniu. Ale sko-
roby to sic sta}o, to Rad Diaza
przestalby bye odpowiedzialnym
"a szkody zrzadzone przez rewo-
lucye, a interesa finansowe anne
rykanskie w Meksyku tax So zna-
czne, re ostroznosc pod tym
wzgledem jest bardzo usprawie-
dliwiona.
Przeciw ukiadowi Kanada.
Washington, II maja. = Ma
wczorajszej sesyi komitetu finan-
sowego senatu, gradem posypa-
iy sic krytyki i protesty W spra-
vie uktadu z Kanada. Farmerzy
re Stanow nadgranicznych, ryba-
cv Gloucester, Mass, fabrykan-
ci rozmaitych rodzajow, szczegol-
niel papieru, ksiazek, papieru
drukarskiego i do owijania iowa
row, wykazywali szkody, jake i'm
przyniesc moze TAXI uk}ad. Maj
energiczniej przemawiaf byiy gu
bernator Wisconsin,, John
Strange, jake reprezentant fabry-
kantow papieru do owijania to-
warow delegat gie}d W Neenah
i Menasha, Wis. Dowodzil on
iakoby caly projekt tego ukiadu
byl spiskiem uknutym przez mai
potworniejszy re wszystkich tru-
stow w swiecie, II. trust papiero-
wy.George S. Ladd ,,Massachu-
setts State Grange" dowodzac,
ze Kanada ciagnac zyski z ukla-
du, powinnaby dzielic takze Gle
zary, starai sic wykazywac, IL
anneksya Kanady powinna nasta-
pic w miejsce takiego ukladu.
tDokonczenie na stronicy steD,