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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05
Kodak slug:
Eeha polskis z knsfyAi
W1orusu doehod=qc..
FOlSkie ~.DanlzicSy W
MlChi.anie.
Sand Beach, / sierpnia, Sc |

Sand Beach, / sierpniu, Sc /.
Pc pierwszy raz sic do Was
olzywam Z mego zakatka, azeby
Wan s%fuSznosc przyrzec moie
dzieki do Was zaniesG ia wy>ta-
picnic przeciw :merykanieniu Po-
lakow w Ameryce.
Trzeba tylko byto ajrzcc IA
kolnierz samym czfonkom selmu,
miano%icie temu, co to ozenil Sc
Z Franeuzka, zdradziwszy pIekna
i wvksztafcona narzeczona Il To-
runia, Il takZe naSzym dumnym i
zurozumiatym braciom.
W M:chiganie, my slacym, IL ME ma
mac MICH ludzi, pracuiacych dIa
dobra Pol>ki.
Ludzie ci ME sA W %rzcczywi-
stoscl tenn, czem bye sic okazu.ia
ma naszych wiecash i w kores?on-
~dencyach gazeciarskich b. pc
IA plecami btadza wiccej, me- Iudzie
pospolici. Nasi prostaczkowie kon.
tentuJa sic swoja bieda, swqja
rarodowoscia i swrja W kaJdanach
.jeczaca Ojczyzn" Ale owym
patryotom. co juz sic troche z
biedy wysryzli, nasza Polska bodaj
jest "a podfa..
TAX w sprawach czysto se:co.
wych, .jak h%audlowych VIOLA sic
faczyG z innemi narodowosclami,
udajac Amcrykanow obawie, by
szczerzc i JAYNE okazywana poll
| skosc ME naraziiu ich ma struty'
materyalne. PrzenoszaY innonaro-
dowc6w mad swoich, ustalnja w
nich przekonanle, ze Polacy ~
podlej szymi cd nich, przez co hahbia
-iebie samych i caty nasz narod
Tak;ch przeciez Mkt "a dobrych
Polakow j prawdzlwych patryotow
uwaiuc ME mole!
RACE mi wybaczyc, Szanowny
Reduktorze, mole ryznoIenie, IL
wzglAdniujac, IL zadnych ~wysokich
szkot ME zwiedzitcm, vice tez mic
zdofam lepic.j m"jej bolesci oi'isaG.
Il pozdrowieniem zosta.i a
Waszym stuga i bratem
". .4mor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05
Kr6tki dopisek do
ma}ej uwagi.
Szan. Redaktorze.

Przedewszystkiem dzi4kuje
VAN "a 1askawe umieszczenie
mego listu W zeszlym hume
RE Wla,wsa. DIS puzwol mi,
szanowry Majstrze, wypowie-
dzicc w kilku wyrazach mole
zdanie W sprawie, 0 ktGra po-
tr4ciles w dopisku, umicszczo-
n.ym pod moim LISTEN.
Nam tn ma mysli Twoje ma
stepujqcc wyrazy: ..Podobuo
gazety michigahslic pobala-
muclli w ten sposob pewni MILO
dzi dowcipnisie o. z Bay Ci-
ty, chcac mas tenn wiecej po-
Lfutac Z Jankesami, do kto-
~ h juz salni sic zaliczajq."-
Il zasady przechwalaG nlkogo
ali tel mad nikim unos;G sic
me mann Zwycza.j u; rzecz do
bra, sprawl czySta, adwokata
ME potrzebuje. Ale gdy czy-
jes zalety i zaslugi W ztosliwy
sposob zostajq tIomaczolc i
wprost odwrotnie rozumiane.
wtedy poczuwam sic do obo-
wiqzku rzecZ sprostowaG, chloe
by mi nawet kto mial powie-
dzlec: to ME swoj ...... bu-
sincss.
Dopiskicm Naszym ucayn.-
]iscic 17syrdq is|oto4 naszyin
rodakom Z Bay City, ktorsch
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05
Wlazenia Il sejmu VI

Me Jest hyna;mnicj moim ~
m.iart,n w>zvlkic Whw"fy runht 20
punkcie przechodzlc; prague j"dy-
ME pom6"iG o tenn, co mnjem
zdaniem, mogtohy otchodzlc szersza
p~pbi'czncsG.
Nicktore uchwa!y, g'ownie ma
to obrachowane, "3vby na~zych
wspol ,~bvwa,eli Amerykan@w po-
zyskac, hy'y 2upr'nIe nielsen,
choci;,z trudno dadzu Sc przepro"
wadAiG, .ia'S mp. spr"wa obywatvl-
silva. Mkt, znaiAc s;osurkl tutri i
SIC, njc be izic wHtpii, ic tyIIlo
wtcdy wyjciu"m,y sobic tyl.
kraju znaczcni", I'll ka2dy Pvlak,
doszcdEszy w;ciiu prawem pre-
risaneg", stanr do urny Wy berczpi.
Nsze'k c ma>%e protesta, czy to W
angici>k'rh, e@v pol,kich, czy tcz
.la%klchbAd# innl ch %pismach, nie
m"jH tyIc ~zA""lrnia, .iak siosowanie
Je&clipo!acy " .kic.jNolwiek miejscc
woScl beiq mo@li powjedzieG :
N. b. be- bI%gi = MAS tutai Jest
tylu a 'yiu, j kazl,y Jest obywat,
lem" b9l@iemy wtedy dopierc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05
LuI'p akt" sprawic I,fotni
domoMei W EsaY a,itI iu& mi:tx

p"zos'ac zamkniqtcmi, isdnuk ma
@!laznj> mi snin;enie otnurzyc jc IA
hi1S"ina prnsbp ohSwntcii Micimla
kroiikowrIlicgo, Macicja Kuhaka,
Wo.iciccha !'lI'piaka Pio,ra Malo-
w~)hskicgo, ktorzy ped data 20
lipca napisali do mnic pomieazy
lnncmi co n%astqpujc:
MY nizej podpisani czytalismy
WIorusa ME jake abunenci, lecz
przypadkowo nam sic do rcki
dosta', ii. No. %. AZ zanadto mas
zadziwiEo, kiedy doszItsmy ma stronie
5a''j DO protestu obywatcla Prey
bylihsklcgo. A!bowicm zoblczvIjs-
my, &c masze na4wisku chodza 20
saz2t"ch poI*iSirh po calkich Sta
mach II 3~noczonyrh i ~l3uropin. -
nam agent J.. PrzyhAi nsl<icgo
"r;ie ME lowiedziai, 60 wlas.iwic
stm u CORY. Przecayta num lylko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05

U/-cCNtCUtN/NNtV H"t, ulcCG -0OtO-
goualiS'uy sje.Y (Przepraszam "a
ten wyraz niezupelnie klasycz-
N.Y. Czy ma tenn, mp. strscl
kto, zc Ameryka wyczytala,
" p. Brodowski otrzymuje az
....l2o0 dolarow "a rcuago-
wanic Z!7ody:9:! Przyzna.je, ma
tym ostatnim punkclc i ia mo-
re cokoiwiek zawinile,u: w
rozmowach 4 reportcrami w
Bay City meiednq sprawe cza-
sem staralcm sic przedstawic
zbyt mozc eIektownie, grau-
dioso. Ale czy tenn Zasiuzylis-
my sobie ma Vase kazanie:
,.przestaicie DO sic ale bawi-
cie"-Wedlug mego sposcbu
widzenia rzeczy. wlasnje ma
tom tylko dobrze wyisG mozc-
my, je2cli gazety amcrykan-
shie o mas movie beda dob,zo,
choGby m dodIae navel. Ale
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05
W hsay City zamknicty 10

st"l sNiad ~rzczniczy p. Mendrzyc-
Nego ma uiicy Adama, pomieuzy
uli," eta IL Centrd. Mendnzycki
pocxatNcwo robit dobrc intcrcsu,
dla Togo Polacy W mirscie iumia
>"bic g'owy mad tenn, czcmu tax
niespoHzianie zbankru,owu,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05

"'L'
SUI ostatnicgo scjmu, jake lu-
dzi prawych, patryotow dzlel-
nych, Me dolqczalem sic by
najmniej do tego casego gar
nituu ayiykulow i korespon-
dencyj, ktore naszych braci
michigahskich wychwalaiy pod
niebiosa "a to, re nam dele
gatom $50. pink uyprauM'.
Bynajmniej tcz mic ola tego
dis stale w ich obyonie. Ma
jig oni do tego prawo ola M
nych waz"ieiszych zaslug, nv
zdolnoSt in.prowizowanla ma
predcewycieczck IA statku.Je-
zeli dlu c1ego rodakow Z Bay
City szanuje prawdziwie i &C.
me wysoce to w}asne-o lie
Was, Mrjstrze, rozumiem-ala
tego samego powodu, ktory
Wam smiac sic z Mich pozwa-
Ia. w tenn to wfasnie Gala
ich zasluga, re, HE %przestaja
bye Polakami, potraiia bye
szanowanymi obywatelami A.
meryki, cennq czqstkq ca1ego
ogolu tutej sZc5o. Oni ME ,,bya-
la.iq sic 2 Jankcsami," ale, ME
bedqc q prTou uprzedzonyml
do wszystkiego, co amerykan-
skic, przyswajajq sobie Z tego
to, co "a madre, praktycznc i
pozyteczne uznajq. Przykro mi,
re jestem 2 Wami, 81. Panic
Redaktorze. ma lynn punkcle
zupelnic odmiennego Zdania:
wed!ug mnie, .jezeli chcemy
dojsG do imienia / dobrobytu
W tym kraju, to wiasnie 2 A,
meryKanami zawsze i wsze-
dzie-o lie to mozebne-reka
W reke isG powinnismy.Ta pra-
ca wspolna-chyba ma to ka'
zdy sic re NINA zgodzi = ME
przedstawia zadnego niebez-
pieczenstwa dla naszego pa
tryotyzmu, Ola dobra naszej
nieszczesIiwej Polskl. W prze-
ciwnym razie bedzlemy zawsze
narodem w narodzie, playa
staniemy sic Ameryki,-ktorq
mozemy nazwaG, jak sic nam
zywnie podo5a, choGby nawet
hotelem or .jak ia ktos juz ma
zwaf, ale wzgledem ktorc.
przecie2 bqdz co badz zaciq-
gamy pcwien dug, pewnc 20.
bowiqzanle.
Redaktorze, czyz / to jest
talk wielkim grzechem, re d"
pewnych punktach bracia ma
81 nieco wzesadsH, opowiada.
JAG o naszem ayciu gazecia.
rom amerykanshim:'! \ ia
w%lasuie zro9fo tel przcchwa].
XII, tel przesady wi1ze ii tyl.
ko w patryotyzmie, W mifosc:
Tszystkiego tego, co nasze .
Czesto bardzo gazety angiel
skie i niemieckie obchodza sic
2 nami iscie 20 macoszemu
czyz wicc talk bardzo zawini
lismy, re, popu: ciwszy niece
wodzom fantazyi, W niejedncn
w-echmohhsny sig, niece zablu'
g~ouah<'uy sle.' (Przepraszam "a
ten wyraz nIezupelnie klasycz
N.Y. Czy ma tenn, mp. strsc
kto, re Ameryka wyczytala
" p. Brodowski otrzymuje a.
....l20o dolarow "a rcdago-
wanic Zyody:'! Przyznaje, n;
tym oStatnim punkcic i ia mo
re cokoiwiek zawinile,n: v
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05
gminie polskiej W Calumet,

S'iS pO'Sn'N " SdluIltls
Mich, liczacej $50 rodzin, tak1e
panuje zatarg koscielry. KS. bjskup
mlaf oswiadczyt niczadowolonym,
&c jeSeli ME przestanq wystepowac
przvciwko ks. II.rbaczewskiemu.
zabicrze g" par"fii i inncgo
ksiedza roIskiego talk zaraz do
Calumet ME rrzyslc.
w roniedziaiek, ? sierpnia, Cd
wicllzif rcdakcya WIurusu kowal
Jan Pawlicki 4 Calumet, w pro
.jezd@'e do st. Paul, gdzic bedz:e
sic starat r.botc. kazat m; DO
zdrowic przcz U1urusu wszrstklch
swoich mzy.i aciol W Calumet jake
tez swoia Zone, kt6ra sprowadzi
do sIvbIe, skcro tyIko beazie Mat
stale zaircie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05
W WINONA. MINI.
Prenulnerata wync>i
Cena ~fnSerat0W:

POSZJkIWANlA krcwnych lub
%znajomych mic wynn szace Gala druku
Ma raz jeden 50 c., ~nastepnie polow 6.
Ola abonentow naprzod platnych darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05
Sprawy biezlace
o tenn ME vie

Wlo1usow Polonuso5w obcholzqce.
w parafi sw. Jozefata w
Chicago odbyt sic W nicdzele,
20 l'pco, bardzo burzliwy mityng
kaszubski. rs. Koztowsk', obra-
zohy przez oh. Wente, opuscif sale.
Paratianlc podz,eleni ma diva ston-
nlctwa i skandal praw;e %nicuni-
kniony.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
A TORONTO MOB

Stops the Running of street Cars Dis
persed by Mounted Police.
TORONTO, Ont March l2-The street
railway troubles assumed serious aspect
to-day. According to tie instructions of
the Pce1iGent OF the company the running
Of the cara was left 10 ths hands OF the
City Commissioner. Late this morning a
car, manned with force of police, left the
stables and started out over the Front
street route.
A mob Immediately appsared and
adopted obstructive tactics, and batore
the car had proceeded very many blocks
the street was completely blockaded by
coal carts, express wagons, etc. The
police we're poweries' 10 stop this and the
attempt to get the car through was sban-
doDed.
The car was then turned toward the
stables, when the mob alta ked it aud com.
pletely wrecked it. The driver and con
ductor were seized by the rioters aud were
pretty severely injured before being rescued
by the police. A squAd Of mounted police
here came upon the scene and charged the
mob, using their b4!ons freely. Several of
the MOB we're struck by stones and in.
jured, while one policeman was knocked
of his horse, but was not seriously hurt.
Two arrests we're made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
WHEELING W. VA. SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 13

tor imsginary grievances SINCE the Receiv.
ers we're appointed. The Court will hear
aud entertain with impartislly any charges
made By the parties preferring ttelr griev-
ances.
[Signedl JonS C. BRowy, Receiver.
The news arrived late last night that
three strikers had been arrested at Big
Springs by virtue Of warrants issued by the
United States Court The men are charged
with interference with the property in the
hands of the Court
BOTH SIDES DETERMINED.
MARSHALL, TEX, March l2.-Neitber
the railway company nor tie strikers
seem inclined to yield point and the con.
dition of affairs remain unchanged. The
Knights Of Labor say lhst the language Of
Receiver Brown on most points is very
evasive, inasnuch Gs he says nothing
about the time that expired between the
kilograms sent him by them, in trying to
settle the differences sad the time OF strik.
ing. The outlook is very gloomy unless q
settlement ia reached.
DEMANDS OF THE SECTION HANDS.
SPARTA, TEX March l2.-The section
hands on both sections struck Wednesday
evening. They demand $3.50 per day. The
hands on all the sections west Of here on
the Texas and Pacific as far IS Eastland
have struck.
ARBITRATION DECLARED IMPOSSIBLE.
Sr. LOUIS. March l2.-The Globe Dem.
ocrat, referring to the railroad strike, says
editorially: There has not been single
point in the contest thus far at which q
Legitimate issue between capital and labor
could have been presented Tor arbitration.
The strike is based on demand totally
unknown to the history of arbitration, and
totally impossible as thing to arbitrste.
The commerce of this whole section was
suddenly aud summarily psrslyzed, and
when the real sufferers from this paralysis
inquired as to the cause they were referred
to 8 District Committee somewhere in
Texas"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
BELLAIRE.

. Narrow gauge railroad stockholders will
meet in City Hall on the 18th.
Spence, Washington buried On infant
son yesterday.
Polling places for Republican primaries:
Fret ward, hose house; Second ward,
Amni Workmans; Third ward, City
Building; Fourth ward, hose house; Fifth
ward, hose house.
Looks as if Pap" Lowman would re.
ceive the nomination as township clerk on
the Republican ticket.
The present directors Of the County In,
frmsry are business lot CT gentlemen
Instead of purchasing their supplies in
cities outside Of the county they purchase
them among the taxpayers.
Miners will meet this evening on special
business in Druid Hall.
The entertainment given by the colored
folks in City Hall last night was fairly at.
tended. Remember the festival to night
Gus. Hardinstein made great hi," in
Council the other evening and it will be
the result of carrying Gus. back into the
Council Chamber at the next election,
from that stronghold Of Rspublicauism. the
Fifth ward.
The Aerial Club had one of its private
dances last night.
The retiring members Of the School
Board are James B. Darrah and John Nc.
Graw.
The grocery men have decided to close
at S D. m. Some OF the cigar dealers re.
fuse to enter the early closing movement
unless the saloon, are also taken in. They
say the saloons keep cigars and will get
most Of the custom.
At regular meeting OF the X. Of l..
held at their hall the following resolution
was unanimo ously adopted: That it is the
sense OF this meeting that eight hours is
sufficient to constitute days labor, and
heartily endorse the early closing move.
ment inaugurated by the merchants aud
business men ofthis city"
The contest for the ascklace between
Miss Xsntenherg and Miss Powell was set
tied yesterday in favor Of Miss Xeutenberg.
she having collected sl33.7O, and Miss
Powell $3.50.
John Long, the butcher, is laid up with
the fever.
Moss Davis, for resisting an officer, wss
taken 10 the county jail yesterday.
A number of beRgars struck the city yes
terdsy.
George Criswell is ousiIy engaged fixing
up bis fences for the nomination, but Nc
Granabsn's friends have no fear but tnat
their candidate will be- nominated.
Several Republicans have already
opened their bugles" in opposition to one
ofthe Democrats now in Office who vii! be
on the ticket again. Gentlemen, give us
facts when you talk.
Two young South Bellsire men have left
own very suddenly. As usual there is q
woman in the case, and as it was not def.
nitsly known which one she intended to
call her child papa they both concluded to
'eek fresh felds and pastures new.--Tri.
Bune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

rebuilding the Niagara rink in Bellaire
which blew down last winter.
". L. Tripp, Esq., mas accepted posi-
ton as salesman for Pittsburg boot and
shoe house.
Mr. Harker, OF New York, special agent
of the Continental Insurance Company,
was in town yesterday on business.
The town was overrun With drummers
yesterday. This is q good indication Of
returning prosperity.
R. S. smyth, Of Mt. Pleasant, was in
tcwn yesterday.
Rev. Scott, Of the Allegheny seminary,
will preach at the L. P. church tomorrow
morning aud evening at the usual hour.
Milton Hudson, the accommodating and
efficient express messenger on No. 80. c.
4 P, is back in his old position again.
People all along the line are glad to see
his besming face again. and intercourse
with the company is more pleasant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
THE TROUBLE COMES.
The Railroad Omcials Determined to
Move Trains.

The Railroad Omcials Determined to
Move Trains.
Sr. LOUIS, March l2.-EOthing has yet
happened to day so far as regards the strike
on the Gould southwest system. Mr.. Pow
derly's signal failure to open negotiations
With Receiver Brown, of the Texas Pacific
Railroad Company, is regarded ominously,
and the failure Of Colonel Hoxie to answer
as yet the communication sent to him yea
terday by Master Workman Martin Irons,
the chairman OF tne Executive Committee
of District Assembly No. lOi, is looked
upon as an indication that the strike will
be prolonged.
The failure OF the Missouri Pacific mar.
agement yes erday in its atemptt to resume
freight trafie confirms the belief of the
stiking knights that the object of the
strike will be accomplished. The COM
pany, however, has advertised openly for
new men, stating tbat the rate Of wages
will be The sane as during The past gear,
aud that competent men will be
EN- 2loyed without reference to their
past or present relations to the c)mpany or
their counectio with ans sacietY or organ
i. stion ofapy descriptions, ,uad it is the COM
panys expectation that sufficient nun.
Der will be employed during tc-iay to enable
them to move their b!ockaded freight. The
Knights, however. state that their relations
with the members o. the brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers and Firemen, ore
such that the company csnuot persuade
the latter 10 run single engine if they are
requested net tc DO 90 BY ths nuight5.
The sitEstian IS not materially changed
from that OF last night, except that the
striking Knights have offered no opposi-
ton to the use By the St. Louis and San
Francisco Company Of tbs E.ssouri IA.
ciGc tracks, and the blockade of that com.
panys freight has been raised and their
trains are nov running az ususll, The re
ply Of Col Ho1ie 10 Ehs communication OF
Martin Irons is anxiously awaited BY all
concerned, as qpop it depends the speedy
termination or the pFoloDgatton OF the
strike.
ANOTHER EFFORT TO MOVE FREIGHT.
The state OF affairs g. the Union Depot
indicates that the Iii management Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific road intend TO renew their
efforts to move freight Nothing definite
IL can be learned as to when the attempt
will be made, bnt the new men recently
employed by the company have been sum
moned to the GepSt, as has also q detaeh-
ueut Of police to project life and property
in the event of the strikers otfsripg violent
resistance. Numbers Of strikers are gath
cred around the depot, bat they appear
calm and there is no excitement in that
vicinity. 1t is supposed they will pursue
the same course ig the;r astemp, to pre-
vent the resumption of freight traffic ss
that pursued yesterday. viz By psr-
suadiDg the engineers and fremen to
leave Their posts-
ANOTHER TRAIN STARTED
At last the official Of the Missouri Pc
ci6c Railway yards succeeded in making
up a freight this morning without en-
counteripg any serious oppo.itiOn from tht
strikers, sDd at HAS n left Eighteenth
street for the South.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.

Our baiIy Chronicle of the Movements
OF Individuals.
Wm. Roehl, agent OF John Dillon, 10 at
the st. james.
j. Il. Hayes and wife, OF Cincinnati, are
at the Stsmm.
Samuel Shannon Of Ma.amoras, Ohio, Is
at the Stamm.
Alex. Sweeney OF s,eubenville, was in
the city yesterday,
T. q. Rsynold, of Clarington, Ohio, is
quar;ered at the Howell.
C. Z. Hatchison. Of Catawbi, W. Va,
was in the city Yesterday.
General Powell is in the city looking at
different steel works in the vicinity
A. /. Rrost and s. J. Robson Of New
MartinsvilIe, ". Va, are at the Howell.
Sam Moorehead and W. X. Patton of
New Castle, Pa, are registered at the How.
ell.
Henry Reuter-, { pepaisr Baltimore drug
men, . n the city interviewing the drug.
gists.
DR.. John L. Dickey made q syi.g trip
TO Washington, Pa lGsi evening. He will
be horne tbs Aornibg.
John Duck ofSt. Msry's, J. X SelIars of
Waynesburg, James n Mehan Of Parlsrs-
burg. are a. the Howell.
Harry St. GSa.ona and E Welfair Wet
te;, ssents Of the Camilla Urso Concert
Company, are q. the 81. James.
Hugh Coyls, repsesep,isg the National
Pedestrian Bureau, 10 in the city to arrange
for ssiiss Of confess between profes.
sionala.
Chas n. Regnisr, O Wholesale glass
buyer Of 81. Joseph, No. 10 in the city
purchasing q stock Of glasswsss. snd 10
quartered at the StaEa.
Misc Ssiie Knox, Of Pittsburg Who has
besn the guest Of Miss Ida Work Of Ia
Belle avenue, for several ys.1s, returns
home 10 day.
Mr.. John Devine lett on Thursday even.
/ log for Dakota, where he bss . large farm.
johns genial smile will he greatly missed
until winter Eols around again.
! Mr.. 7. b McGrail, former Wheeling
boy, but nov Of Kansas City, is in the city
visiting relatives He reports Wheeling
colony out there Of about sixty, who, With
their progeny make Up total Of about one
hundred and fifty or one hundsed and
sixty soola. He further reports that oil
are doing well, and be himself has Q verJ
profitable business of kis ovn.
Mrs Mary Z. Garrison. Who was rur
over by coaster in North Wheeling IL
January last, died at an early hour ysstsr
day morning, in the siIty.seven,h year o.
her age. Deceased vas q sister Of Col
Robert Campbell, Of the Island. spd ~
well known m tbe upSer portion Of th'
city. Her death may be directly attFibu
ted TO The non enforcement Of tbs city OF
dinanee prohibiting coasiipg.
hrs West, Of Woods6eld, 0hia vas il
the city Yesterday. Us brilliant and q
Unable lA6y. Sbo has been 90 prominent,
identified with her husband 10 the conduc
Of the "spiri. Of Democracy" viii Join be
husband, rcy an Indian agent some o
miles wes. Of Giendive, Menisns, On u
18th proI, The spirit" valastl
piecs Of aexspsper property, has bess 81
for 5000. Mr.. Vests hsaiit sas 20 psc
; that be had to rSl;..qaish his rsuspAps
work aDss seek another inats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
RECEIVER BROWN

Sends Another Telegram to PoWdsrly-U.
S. Authorities Make Several Arrests.
DkLLAe. TEs, March l2.-Rectiver
Brown, Of the Texas ard Pacific Rsil~sy,
has sent the following supplemental tele'
gram to Mr. PoVderiy'
DALLAS, Tex March IL.
Ionitted to say. in my dispatch this
morning, that the United States Circuit
Court for the Eastern District Of Louisiana,
under orders of which we hold our sp
pointments as Receivers, il open and en-
tirely accessible any dey 70 any enaploye
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
A Printers Error.

Sweet are the uses Of adversely, the
printers copy ssid, but he set it up, sSeet
are tls uses Of advertising. SEeet. indeed,
to those VINO in sickness and suffering
have seen the advertisement Of some
sovereign remedy, which upon trial has
brought them from desth's door. The
best thing | ever saw in my paper was the
advertisement Of Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" is again aud again
the testimony Of those who have been
healed BY it Of lung disease. bronchis
affections. tumors, ulcers, liver complaints
and the ills to which flesh is heir.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13
a Nssarai oas Pstsss.

Prr,EUxs. March I2-A patent for hs
sale di,tribaiion Of natural gss ihfcoEbost
The various mains Las juss been sfAntsd. IL
covers the process Of mixing cir WITH rs
10 such proportions that vhils ths danger
Of expIosios b taken away oil ths heating
qualities stiil remain, the hsaf upits bsssg
cousansd IN . psrfesa eoabustioa. 1hs
patent 3 sxpsc.sd 70 fsvoisdosiss ths -
a astsral O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

CHICAGO, March I2.-Ths Chicago CO...
tage Organ factory, corner Ann and Ras.
dolph streets, wss completely destroyed BY
ere this morning. Two hundred men arc
thrown out OF emploJment Loss 10 neigh
6orhood Of $4,000. Tho boildisg vss
Owned By Hetie Green. the New Yosk mill
ionsiress, Who carried Of her money is pr
son from the Fidelity vaults 10 that city
when she vas being sued. some moeths
ago. While the FIRE wss In psogress go
ton Of the vail Of he burning building
tumsled into a. alley which yss occupied
BY the SFemen. Tbs men Oil escspAd -
rious injury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-13

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don. seroiul., Wsaipg D,ssssss Of ehpt-
rer Gods sni ctposic cosshs saS b an
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