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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-05-09
A Request for Regulars.

Jackson Adjt.- Gen. Arthur Fridge
has requested the war department to de-
tail at least one battalion of infantry
regulars to participate in the annual en-.
campment of the Mississippi National
Guard, to be held at Biloxi in July. Il
is quite likely that the request will be
granted, as this is the custom of former
years, and the battalion will probably
be sent from Fort Mcpherson, near At.
lanta. AT two former encampments the
war department sent a battalion of tho
Seventeenth infantr
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-05-09
PEACE PLAN FAVORED.
President Wilson Believes World Senti.
ment Is for Peace.

Washington President Wilson has
high hopes for the success of the Bryan
peace plans. While referring to the
peace plan Of Secretary Bryan the presi.
dent let it be known that already he
had received favorable comment on the
project from members of the diplomatic
corps, and that the suggestion had been
kinds received everywhe
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-05-09
Will Probe Coal Strike.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kern's resolu-
tion for a federal investigation of the
coal strike in West Virginia was ordered
favorably reported by the senate com.
mittee, which first has to pass upon
the expense involved, 1t now goes be.
fore the senate. A provision in the
original resolution granting immunity to
witnesses was stricksn out. The ~investi-
eating committee would be composed Of
members of the senate committee ON
education and labc
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-05-09
KNEW ALL ABOUT WHISKY.
William Osborne Qualities as Internal
Revenue Commissioner.

Washington.-"From all reports made
this man seems to know a good deal
about whisky, and I nov that he be
confirmed"
This was the characteristic statement
of Senator MARITIME of New Jersey in ex-
ecutive session toward the end of the
discussion of the qualifications of Will
liam II. Osborne of North Carolina to
be commissioner of internal revenue.
Osborne ran a drink cure establishment
for many years. The senate agreed
with Senator MARITIME that from what
ever cause, Osborne did know consider
able about whisky and was qualified.
He was confirmed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-05-09
School Superintendent Named.

Yazoo Gty.-The board of school trus-
tees of Yazoo City have elected Prof, ].
A. Caldwell of Corinth as superintend-
emit of the city schools, to fill the va
cancy of Prof. NJ. Rose, who has been
elected to a similar position in Hot
Springs, Ark, and will leave for that
point at the expiration Of his present
term in July.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-05-09
To Study Rural Credits.

Agricultural College.-Through infor
nation received by Prof. W. X. MORT.
son of this institution, it ID learned that
Prof. Brooks of the A. b NJ. College
rural credit and market department, be.
fore leaving Washington for Europe
was appointed by Secretary of State
Bryan as delegate to the International
Institute at Rome. Prof. Brooks is now
on his way abroad with the commissE
that is studying rural credit and ban
ing systems of the old world.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-05-09
Fight on Rice Schedule.

Washington.-In the Democratic eau.
u the last fight of the day was ON
rice. Representative Lazaro of Louis.
lana offered an amendment to increase
the proposed duty of l cent a pound
to a cent and a half a pound. Repre-
sentative Thompson of Oklahoma
moved to place it on the free list.
Both amendments were lost.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-05-09
Oats for Hoo Feed.

Oats as a hog feed has never been
very popular for two reasons. First,
the price Is usually too high; and,
second, the feeding value is lot so
great per pound for hogs as that
of corn, When the price declines so
that the cost per pound is less than
corn the attention Of hog raisers Is
Immediately attracted to its feeding
value.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-05-09
Bureau of Public HIGHWAYS.

Washington.--A bill to create a bal.
reau of public highways in the depart
ment of agriculture was introduced by
Representative Campbell of Kansas. An
appropriation of $24, 900, 900, to be used
in cooperative work among the states
III proportion to population, was pro-
posed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-05-09

and each colony win produce from
fifteen TO a hundred pounds Of honey.
depending upon the season. It will
not take ten minutes a week to care
for them. but you must spend a lot
more time than that watching them.
as they are most interesting in their
habits.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-05-09

Quality accompanied by size is what.
every hog grower should be seekins
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-26

Dawson. Oct. :4.--.\nthipatinE much travel to and from the Chisana dig dinEs this winter. enterprisnG team stcrs have established stage lines from and to that camp from both White tursc and Dawson.
 Several hundred prospectors Will winter in the upper Panama and White river valleys, and many new creeks kundrds of miles from the scene of the Chistana excitement will receive attention during the next few months.
 A, tho present time there are scv- oral hundred tons of supplies at the mouth of the White river. which will be hauled to the ChIsana digginEs as soou as sufficient snow falls.
 1'he Canadian government has number of road crews still in the dis trict cutting and improving the trails of the new district. Roadhouscs have been built every few miles along the government roads.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-26

Dawson. Oct. .4.--Captain Ralph Newcomb. of one of the N. \. Co.'S packets. left here couple of days ago in small boat for Marshall City. near the scene of the recent report ed strike on Wilson creek. on the low or Yukon. Ice was running on the river at the time he departed. and many believe he will be unable to reach his destination before the freeze up.
 l:ill Torney. we'll known in the K'on- dikc. with two others. left shortly af ter Ncwcomb for the same place.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-26
Nsssss Special Service.

N33wox Opootul OStVtGSs
 NEW YORK. Nov. zS.--Thr family of Pete AIc0ran who lives in ram- shakle tenement over un west sevcntl. street will have Thanksgiving di, ner after all Pete has been laid uI. with U broken ankle ever since last october and has not been able Ia work. Ills wife, who tried to support the nix small children by taking in washing broke down under the hard work and none of the children are old enough to produce anything.
 In these circumstances the prospects, for a Thanksgiving dinner of any kind seemed rather slim and there was lit tls In the atc0ran household to call forth thanks and praise.
 Al the corner of sixth avenue and Eighth street H large butcher shop in whose windows holiday greens swing between ln,.ious fowls und ii, front of whose doors swing plucked sut RCyo OA OsA 0ASC0p SS&FS0 "ss~ "'0~-' One Of these national birds attracted the hungry eye of youthful Jim Mc- Gran last night us he trudged hts tired way home after selling few penny papers 10 the crowd on Fourteenth street. Jim thought of the sick fath- CT and mother at home and of the i've hungry iittle aIcorans whose oniy dinner would be what could be pur- chased with the few pennies he had made by the sale of his papers.
 A long time the urchin stood gs,zins at the inviting nude turkeys swing ing in the biting wind that blew in from North river and the bay. He didn't have money enough to buy one drumstick let alone whole bird and yet. and yet It . not known wheth- CT young Jim Mc0ran has evolved any socal theories or noi but certain ly be figured out that the Mctsran family had a perfect right to the sus-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-26
(Frsm Our Exehansss.)

Dawson, Sept. :S.-Alleging that they are entitled to an interest In the rich claims located in the Chisant by Billy James and his associates. Hugh Bradley and Henry Dubois. local hotel men. have started suit og',ins, William James. Matilda Wales vnd William Johnson. The two plaintiffs claim that they were partners with Johnson in the grubstake agreement which he entered into with James four years ago. but that they have failed to receive their interests In the property and gold secured by James and Nelson. They state further that Johnson is the only one of the three grubstakers who has received share of the property; that the discovery wss made year ago. and that neither of them was told of 1t until others were given tips and were thus enabled to secure claims adjoining and near the original discovery.
 
 The plaintiffs allege that there are II claims in which they are entitled to an interest.
 An injunction has been granted re- straining James and his associates from disposinE of any of the ground until Tuesday. when the formal ap- piication to make the injunction perm spent will bc heard.
 4 similar action also has been start cd In tho Valdez court. Fred T. Cong don. former member of parliament from Yukon. has been retained as counsel by the plaintiffs.
 Fletcher T. Hamshaw. wI,o arrived here a few days aEo from the new diggings. claims to hold an option on all of tho ground owned by James and his associates. The price which he hes agreed to pay for the ground Is s6oo.eo. but tho amount covers con- siderable property which is not in voIved In the action.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-26
ALASKA NEWS NOTES

went down to Cinema yesterday [" in . voice the Griffin stock. and for few days the Griffin store will be closed. When 1t is reopened Jack Donald will have charge of the New ". c. branch.
 With the purchase of the store ant warehouses at Cinema. the N. (. Co. will have room to store their wares at the head of navigation during the low water season. while shipments to the creek points can be made just as cas- ily from there. saving hauling cx- penacs from Cinema to tairbanks.--.\'- aska Citizen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-26

Announcement was made saturday that deal was coAsummated whereby the Northern Commercial Company is to take over the business and stocx Of E. ". Grimm. the wholesale and retail merchant at Cinema. The deal has been pending for some time. but was not put through until Saturday.
 Mcssrs. Max Smith. JncA McDonaid and s. L. MagnusHen of the N. c. ca.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-26
STEALS A TURKEY
 GETS GOOD DINNER

tcnance and good cheer which would come from dinner at which a par tlcularly iuciuus turkey would play the principal parl. Putting into prac- youthful l,rovid.r proceeded to iift |" bird uff uf one vf the iron hooks In front of the store. With this under his arm hc ducked down side street and headed for the west and In so doing bumped right into the arms Of |, dignif,ed and somewhat chilly po- liceman.
 This blue coated guardian of the ,nw may have been externally chilly hu, inside he carried a warm Irish heart and before taking the young thief to the station house he heard ,h. story about the sick mother and the injured father and the live bun rrv brothers and sisters over on the west side.
 Then he didn't take the lad to the station house at all but back to thu market whence came the iucious bird and with the turkey in one hand and the culprit in the other he marched up to the proprietor and bought the bird. Then he had 1t wrapped up and gave it. together with some good ad- vice to Master Jim McGran. and then he let the youngstcr and the turkey go.
 There is more joy In the house or of McCran today than there has been for many week and the oldest boy the present bread winner. Jim has decided that when he grows up he will be a policeman and hold up all the side door saloons in order to col. Iec, enough graft |" buy Christmae turkeys for distressed Irish news boys.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-26

Augustine q kysr Victoria ehsso' iates and butter crisp at the Rsss Candy sters. Special for Thanksgiving % . pound.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-26

Board Of Trade Restaurant is now fer business.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-07-08
Z FRANCYI.

Paryl. 8 lipca. - Pope}nila tu
samobojstwo Amerykanka, panna
A. F. McDulfs Cambridge,
Mass. ...E... -... ..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-07-08
Te|egramy kIajoWe'
BANKRUCTWO BANKU.

Pittsburg, Pa, 8 lipca. = Bank
krajowy, First-Second National
Bank, zbankrutowal Wczoraj 20
sta} on zamkniety przez egZami-
natorow bankowych. Rownoczes-
ME opiekunow sadowych prze-
znaczono bankowi First National
w McKeesport, firmie American
Water Works and Guarantee
Company oraz firmie bankierskiej
J. S. and w. S. Kuhn, Inc, z te-
go miasta, ktore upad}y powodu
krachu W powyzszym banku.
Bank zostal zamkniety przez
egzaminatora T, J. Kane, kiedy
.dyrektorzy banku ME mogli "a
stosowac si3 do wymagan rzadu
waszyngtohskiego. ..
Pogioski krsza, re straty ban
ku wynosza oko}o try millony
dolarow, re kapitai zakiadowy w
sumie So, 100000 zostai powaznic
naruszony re nadwyzka oraz "a
robki banku zostaiy caikiem zmie
clone. ......, =, ~ ST.
Krach powyzszy oraz bankru-
ctwo firm zaleznych cd tego ban
ku Jest podwodno najwieksza ka-
tastrowa w historyi bankow kra-
jowych.
Firma American Water Works
and Guarantee Company, najwie-
ksza tego rodzaju firma w Sta
mach Zjednoczonych kontrolujaca
czterdziesci firm cd siebie cal
Klein niezaleznych, ktorej majatek
wynosii okolo 10 milionow do
lar6w zostala podobnp calkiem
zniszczona W tym krachu.
Egzaminator rzadowy W zdaniu
SVEN powiedziai, ze zjednoczone
banki pittsburskie ME chciaiy do
starczye funduszow ma utrzyma-
ME tego banku mad woda j po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-07-08
TGIegramy zagraniGzRe'
Z BALKANU.

q
Londyn, s lipca. - WieSci,
nadchodzace z teatru wojny na
Balkanie brzmia prawdziwie hio-
bowo: zdaje sic, re Serbowie po-
nieSli kleske W bezpoSredniem
starciu Buigarami, poniewaz
Rad serbski tiumi wszelkie ME
pomySlne wieSci raportow ME
oglasza, a Bulgarzy giOSno try
umfuja i opowiadaja stanow-
Czem j wielkiem zwyciestwie.
Szczegoiow o ostatnich bitwach
brak, wiadomo tylko, re ME Bit
WY to by}y a straszliwe rzezie,
prowadzone nieublagana "a
wzietoscia wfaSciwa narodom bali
kanskim: straty w Mich obu
stron ida w dziesiatki tysiecy lu-
-dzi. Podobno Buigarzy wkroczy-
Ii pod Wranja do Serbii zajeli
tam gorskie przejScia, tenn odci-
najac Serbom sposobnoSc droge
odwrotu: byiaby to fatalnosc,
ktoraby mogla spowodowae znI-
szczenie lub kapitulacye ca3ej
serbskiej armii. Rad serbski
cenzuruje swe gazety bardzo O.
stro zadnych niepomySlnych
wieSci ME przepuszcza. w caiym
kraju panuje niepewnoSc i zanie-
pokojenie. ,s.
Wczoraj odbyia sic nova Sc
sya konferencyi ambasadorow i
przedStawicieh mocarstw, ale nis
omawiano ma niej wcale mozliwo-
sci interwencyi W wojnie balkan
skiej, gdyz mocarstwa postano-
willy zachowac nieutralnoSc. jedy-
ME granice przysziej Albanii roz-
patrywano. ..
Wieden, s lipca. = Zachodzi o.
bawa, re Turcya Rumunia ME
diugo zachowaja sic obojetnie, a
le zechca skorzystac okazyi i
czynny udzial vienna W wojnie /:
byioby to niebezpieczenstwo gro
zace rozszerzeniem wojny na ca
Ia Europe. WieSci z wolny brzmia
niepewnie sprzecznie: kazda
strona sobie przypisuje zwycie-
stwo. Doniesiono tu,. ze armia
grecka zajeia caly prawy brzeg
rzeki Strumy "a rzeka zajeia sill
ny fort Demirhissar, zmuszajac
dzialajacego przeciw niej bulgar-
skiego generaia Iwanowa do cot
niecia sic; tymczasem Pozniej do
nosza, ze Lwanow nagle defem-
zywy pressed do ofeuzywy i
rozbn armie grecka...
- Pod Tirnok mieli Buigarzy
otoczy6 serbska dywizye. liczaca
$4,000 ludzi i zniszczyh ia do
szczetnie podobno tylko 1000 lu-
dzi ocalaio ci Wzieci zostali do
niewoli. Posei serbski we Wied-
niu stanowczo przeczy tel via
domosci utrzymuje ; re we wczo-
rajszej bitwie Serbowie znaczne
osiagneli powodzenia, zdobyh ma
1. Buigarach zajety przez Mich. fort
Kriveluk i inne Pozycye wazne.
Rad serbski, by dac dowod, te
doniesienia jego So prawdziwe
aozwolil korespondentom wojen-
nvr1 udae sic az ma linie frontowe
,tzsaian wojennych.
Bukareszt, 5 lipca. - Mobiliza-
eva armii bedzie W piatek gotowa,
poczem natychmiast ma sic IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-07-08

ke Dunaj i wojska wkrocza do
Bu}garyi.
Saloniki, 8 lipca. = Grecy po-
bill Buigarow mad Strums i pod
Demirhissar i ciagna ma miasto
wazne Seres, bedace W mocy Bul:-
garow.
Sofia, s lipca. - Doniesienia
buigarskie przecza WieSciom o
greckiem zwyciestwie utrzymu-
ja, re Grecy zostali pobici przez
Bulgarow pod Nigrica, miejsco-
woSc ia zostaia zajeta przez Bull
garow. Armia grecka ma liczyc
$4,000 zoinierzy, krol Konstanty1l
dowodzi MIA osobiscie. Bulgarzy
ufortyfikowali wazny Punkt Kill
kisz, ktory ma bye ich podstawa
operacyjna, stad zamierzali oni a
.takewac Saloniki, ale sniale i
zwycieskie postePy Grek6w uda-
remniiy atak. r. -.. ....<..
Belgrad, s lipca. - Oficyalne
zrodla serbskie podaja do wiado-
moSci, re Serbowie pobili Bulga-
row ma Polu Osikowem pod 60
ra Rujan zajeli fort Kitki i otwar-
ta maja droge ma fortece Koe-
stendil, lezaca juz w Buigaryi,
gdyby sic i'm udaio zdobyc to
miasto, wtedy otwarta beda mie-
Ii droge ma niedaleko juz lezaca
stolice Buigaryi, miasto SofIe.
Buigarzy uSiiowali przekroczyc
granice serbska niedaleko Pirot,
ale zostali odparci. Rad powoial
wszystkich mezczyzn cd Is do
so lat pod broh. Pogioski o zgu-
bic armii pod Timok ME znajduja
WARY, ale budza niepokoj pow
szechny.
Konstantynopol, 8 lipca. -
Rad turecki wystosowai do Bull
garyi note, zad4jaca oproznienia
co rychlejszego terytoryum, leza-
cego W obrebie granic nowych
Turcyi, stosownie do uk}adu po-
kojowego zawartego w Londynie,
by wiec wszystkie wojska bu3-
garskie opuscily krsj "a LIMA E
nos Midia; jednoczeSnie polecono
armii tureckiej gotowae sic do
pochodu ma poInoc...
Berlin, s lipca. = Ces. Wilhelm
ofiarowa3 sic "a posrednika pomie-
dzy Buigarya a Rumunia, ktora
stanowczo sic gotuje do. wkrocze-
MIA do Buigaryi. Male So szanse
powodzenia tego projektu....,
Wieden, 8 lipca. = Podobno
Austrya jest takze, "a poSredni-
ctwem. popierajac (naturalniel
wszystko, CO robia Niemcy: Au-
strya juz nawet rozporzadza sic
nieswojem projektuje, aby dat
Buigaryi Saloniki greckie "a u
stepstwa ma rzecz Rurnunii.
o MEXYKU.
Mexyk. miasto, 8 listopada. -
Donosza Chihuahua, stolicy
Stanu tejze Navy, re miasto to
jest gwaitownie zagrozone Przez
rewolucyonist6w, ktorzy W icz-
bic $500 znajduja sic W okolicy /
juz nawet ostrzeliwujs miasto,
majace niewiele zapasow zywno-
sci, by moglo oblezenie wytrzy :
mac. Amerykanie niasta ucho-
dza, i drogo sic oplacaja, by sic
"a graniee przedostac-
- Posei arnerykanski W Quay
mas wni6si protest przeciwko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-07-08
SPRAWY ANGLII.

Londyn, s lipca. Projekt
rzadowy autonomii dla lrlandyi
przeszedl wczoraj po raz drugi
ostatni W trzeciem czytaniu w l.
zbie Grnin, wsrod wielkiego entu-
zyazmu Opozycya grozila for
malna rewolucya w lrlandyi: pre-
mier Asquith odpowiedzial, re
ME rosci pretensyi, by wniosku
ME MONA by{o poprawic, ale "a
sadniczo musi on bye przeprwa-
dzony.
- Wczoraj pohcya aresztowa-
Ia Sylvie Pankhurst, corke osla--
wionej 'prowodyrki sufrazystek,
"a jej udziai W napadzie ma mie-
szkania ministrow W ul. Dow
ming. Aresztowanie to byio mo-
enc utrudnione, bo Sylvia broni-
la sic j uciekala sprytnie; wielkie
przytem powstalo zbiegowisko.
Sufrazystki usiiowaiy podpalic
zabudowania portowe i dok W
Southport. ale VEGAS pozar "a
gaszono. Rad postepuje ebecnie
sufrazystkami W ten sposob, re
tie, CO gioduja we wiezieniach, u
walnia chwilowo, po wzmocnie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-07-08
Komitg ddsrmaisN pEzyaI proet budoWy tadego
bu|Waru ma Michigan ave., - lime czynnoScl
e... Rady MI8Ski0j,
Deneen specya|nym prokuIatorem.
Proponowany jest ma herownika sledztwa "
sprawie zakupna maszyn wyborczych.
wyscigowy Samob6jstwa morderstwa Proekt
Evanston wydziau
wiatowego.
lime sprawy.

Rada miejska uchwalila ordy-
mans, zabraniajacy uzywania ma
ulicach miasta autornobilow, W
ktorych aparat do tlumienia eks-
| plozyi motoru moie bye kontro-
lowany ze siedzenia.
Do komitetu zdrowia oddano
projekt ordynansu, zabraniajacy
grzebania trupow w miescie bez
zezwolenia cd departamentu
zdrowia. Ten ordynans jest skie-
rowany przeciw DIR. Rogersowi.
ktorego szpital przy ulicy Wells
jest obecnie sledzony przez VIA
DE. 49,. .-.... VI. q
Uchwalono ordynans, pozwala-
'jacy.kontrolerowi miejskiemu ma
wydanie z funduszow korpora-
cyjnych $IS8,ooo ma zakupno
wybrzeza kapielowego przy Cla-
! rendon av. Suma ia ma bye poz-
niej pokryta ze specyalnych BON
dow.
Komisya siuzby cywilnej przy-
ssala rapport, wykazujacy spis
funkcyonaryuszy miejskich, "a
mianowanych ma 60 dni, ktorzy
ME zlozyli egzaminu cywilnego.
Ma wniosek aid. Merriama, lista
ia, sporzadzona do dnia 3ogo
czerwca, ma bye poprawiona, tax
azeby wykazywala spis tych
funkcyonaryuszy do dnia 23-go
czerwca. .........
Aid. Merriam sadzi, re znacz-
ma liczbe odprawiono po 23ym
czerwca, ably ich nazwiska ME IL
gurowa}y ma spisie.
Komisya kolei podziemnych-
portow ma ogromna liczbe u
rzednikow wszelkiego rodzaju.
Niektorzy alderman mysla o
przeprowadzeniu sledztwa.
czynnosci komitetow miej-
| . skich.
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu
| komitetu ulic zauikowz z Iona
rady miejskiej przyjeto projekt
budowy nowego 2-pietrowego
bufwaru ma ulicach Pine i Michi-
gan ave. ktory poiaczy dzielnice
polnocna poiudniowa. Projekt
ten zostai opracowany przez 10
misye Planu Chicagoskiego. ko-
sztowac ma 100000. Projekt
ten zostanie przedlozony ma ma
stepnem posiedzeniu rady miej--
skiej.
w komitecie aid. Kunz zwal-
czaf projekt, lecz W koncu gloso-
wal "a MIN, wyjaSniajac, re pra-f
gnie zarezerwowac sobie prawo
wniosku q rekonsyderacye.
Komitet transportacyjny wczo-
raj postanowii polecio radzie
miejskiej do uchwalenia projekt
,zaprowadzenia lepszej komunika-
cyl ma kolejach gornych, do kto-
rego doiaczony jest projekt budo-
wy .kolei podziemnych, ktore ma
ia z, czasem zastapic koleje gor-
ne w srodmiescie. Ordynans poz-
wala ma przediuzenie platform,
tax ze LOO zarniast 700 pocia-
gov bedzie mogio naokoio Loo
pu'' objecha6 W godzinie.
Proiekt budowy kolei podzie-s
mnej tax brzui: jezeli miasto
wybuduje " srodmiesciu tunele
podziemne, ktore Aaia zastspit
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KRWAWY STRAJK.

Johannesburg, Atryka Pofud-
niowa, s lipca. - Wciaz jeszcze
niema mowy o przywroceniu po-
koju pomiedzy strajkerami Pra-
codawcami: gornicy kopaln zio-
ia ME mySla wracac do piracy, ale
urzadzaja burzliwe zebrania / "a
k}adaja unie powszechna polud-
niowo-afrykahskich robociarzy i
domagaja sic, ably Rad dai u
trzymanie tym robotnikom, kto-
rzy zostali zastapieni przez lami-
strajkow. Wladze obawiaja sic
zamachow dynamitowych, straze
W miescie wzmocnione: istny stan
wojenny panuje, ruch wstrzyma-
ny. gazety ME wyCdhodza prawie
zupelnie. -.;.-,
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FdIyZs llpCd' 1.OPSllliip ="
samobojstwo Amerykanka, panna
A. F. McDulfs Cambridge,
Mass. ....0.. .... ......
KoNGRES sZKoL, NIEDzIEL
NYCH. .- iss
Zurych, szwajcarya, s lipca. -
Odpywa sic tut Kongres organi=
zacyi miedzynarodowej Szko9i
NiedzieInych; liczacej CORA 1884,
900 szkoi Swiatecznych: zjazd Oh
,brzymi - uczestnikow tysiace, W
tenn wielu Amerykanow.
PosWIECENIE.
Ottawa, Ont, s lipca. - KS.
Gagnon, professor katolickiego
kollegium w St. Hyacinthe, gu
bee, utonai tu, ratujac jednego z
Swoich ucZnloW.
z KUBY.
Havana, 8 lipca. Szef policyi
miejscowej, gen. Riva zostal tu
smiertelnie postrzelony wsrod
nastepujacych okolicznosci: szet
Riva ostatnio scigal energicznie
karciarzy i aresztowal czlonkow
klubu gubernatora prowincyi ha-
vahskiej, gen. Asberta, ktory to
klub byi istns nora hazardu.
Wczoraj, jadac powozem z die
cmi, Riva natknai sic ma automo-
bill, ktorym jechal Asbert z kilku
posiami senatorami kubanskini:
zablokowali oni droge Rivie i zaT
czeli sprzeczke, wsrod ktorej,
strzelili do napadnietego kilkana-
scie razy, zadajac mu kilka ciez-
kich ran, poczem uezh mord ten
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krzywdzeniu Amerykanow przez
zolnierzy federalnych W Stanie
Sonora. .