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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-07

The king, seated at an opening in the
low platform Of the house, had no par
ticular richness in his dress, and was,
as far as ! remember, without iewelry.
the suiy royal sppendsee that noticed
being huge gold splttoon, 80 heavy that
it Is said to take two men to carry it.
In personal appearances he was stout,
but IL anything l Should jades him to
be good humored. There was a certain
quiet dignity about him. | think, and
which | sappose seven years Of absolate
power must give anyone. The really
interesting figure TO me. and think to
all present, was the queen, who crouch
ed behind the king in the orthodox
court position of respect. Only two
karopean men were known TO have
seen her, and innumerable had been
the stories We had all heard absut her
She had been credited With discounted
executions, many of them her relations
or rivals-and the two are here synony-
moas-one of the most horrible being
the tale. well or Ill founded | cannot
say. that she had caused q poor girl.
who had attracted rheebsw's attentions
and was enciente by him, to be beaten
to death. Many of these stories Of
what took place in these inner
rooms are inventions, and LET as
hope that this at least IL so. That
she has possible rivals 10 certain.
and only yesterday Was speaking to
some Of her half sisters (ths most dan
eerous of possible rivals, who still
vept aud shaddorsi with the most ab-
ject terror At the mere mention Of her
name. she has rather fac forehead,
good eyes, a nose not as straight in pro-
file ~ Il might be, rather small chin,
10 ~h; Oh the side lines of her face slope
rather rapidly from the slightly promi-
nent cheek bones and broad forehead.
She looks both Young and clever, and
but for one feature would, think. be-
good looking This feature, il 10 scarcely
necessary, Suppose. 10 say. is her
mouth. Her lips are thin aRd promi-
nent. and strong curve gives tbem a
hard look, which spcils the rest OF the
face. when animated, a. she mostly
Vas when | SAG her, for she VAS eagerly
whispering 10 the king nearly all the
tiHe. she gave one the idea OF much
canning power. The queens mother,
one of she wives Of Thesbsx's father,
the only Que. | sappose, who has es-
capped death or Imprisonment, sat near
her. and Vas an embarrassing looking
old won an, Who IA said. heveyer, 10
hsvs been the kings most prudent
counsellor, and whose advice, if fol-
loved, would have avsrted the presens
catastrophe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-07

bas the rrish people shoaid have fan
power to control tk.sr oxn local Affairs
Ireland shoala have rights and priv
leges eqasI Is ihose enjoyed By state
Of the Union- Uzul tits fact u rsoo2'
nizsd. that country can never kno~
peace or qaiss. !; Is Glsd-sone's task
70 teach 8 e Eseiish psOpie this
dangerous, doa5tfal road which
Be mast travel. bat # Gisdst7ne lives
be may react it, end he must teach
tie English people 70 believe a. be De-
hesss. he must deal nth the House
Of Lords. he must deal zits the pro
verbal sfabboruRsss snd thies headed
nezs Of The royal family 1t - q dIIfleo!i
task for Al Old msu to aDdsriaks. IL
be sacc.eds his long career VIII De ut
tiugiy ended and grandiy crowned With
the glory o. a great achievement
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-07

Batter street Il. Z Church NORTH
sezffie--Rey. L A. Banks VIII occupy
the Daipit IN the morning and VIII discus
- The new Prohibit on CanpAiSn- II
the evening there vii be = thar ksS1vfnR
temperance service which VIII De &C.
s--ei By M. ID. g. Le-ogrt. Mrs. "
y Mooer% Prof L J. Powell and Others.
4 Eao are interested In this vital cues-
Lon are cordially invited
Scandinavia. Lutheran Church. Third
street.. nesr Pke.-Rey. g. A Anderson
from Tacoma, will preach a. II - u. and
p L. Every body welcoms-
Christian Church Seneca street be
tween Third and Fsurtb.-SOndsy school
al 10 g. N. and services ~ II - N. Pray er
and praise meeting on Thursday evening
az ~. The public are cordially invites
Triairy Parish. Dean Watson. rector
Church on Third street. opposite Court
House sunday school, 10 g. N divine
service. HIS g. m and p. n Chapel
second ard BIanchar d streets. sunday
school. 80 2. No.: prayers ~ 3 clock.
First Baptist Church. Fourth street
near James. Rev. d. J. Pierce. pastor
Preaching al IL g. n. and 2. m by the
pastor. Communion with morning ser
wee. Evening lecture, The Bible its
osR Interpreter
Lake Union Baptist Mission AZ $50 pm.
jackson Street Baptist Mission, 3 ?. N.
SKv BLOOD, NEW LIYE--This il OBJ
tsised by using Plumbers Blood Puri-
hsr. For sale everywhere. 81 per bot
tie. sir for s.. SCI
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FrsH 0Ur OF wArKR.-Mr. Grant
Alien remarks that the heiplessuess and
svkwardness of fish cut % water has
been much exaggerated by the thought
less ssnerallx ,tion OF unscientific
humanity. While most Ash NAV prefer
the water, many Of them cut better
aeure on dry land than mes; OF theis
critics themselves would cot in mid
ocean. There are fish that vrierie
across the country intrepidly with The
dexterNy and agility Of the most acceur-
plished snakes; Ash that walk about en-
open sand BANKS, seni-erees on tao
legs ~ easily - lizards; ash that hop
and skip on tail and ans in a manner
that ibe celebrated iRmpins-fros him
self might ecvy; and fish thai ny
through the air With 9 grace and swift
nsss thst ~ouid pat 20 shame hosts OF
their feaihered competitors There are
evea ash, like soue kinds Of e-is and
tie African mud fsh. that scarcely live
tn the water at all. bal merely frequent
Get and uarshy places. where they lie
snusiy IN the soft ooze and damp earth
thai lins tbs bottom.
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THE POPLAR SENTIMENT " THE
House.

WAsHISGroS, Jan. y. - The House
Committee on Public Lands took up the
land grant of the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Company this morning for
consideration. General Williamson,
Who was formerly Commissioner OF the
Land Office, but who is now the land
agent Of the Atlantic au. Pacific, sp-
peared before the committee on behalf
OF the company. The majority Of the
committee decided to report bill to
forfeit all the grant except that along
the road that is already bailt. A mi
norlty report will be made recommend
ing that the entire grant be forfeited,
that portion along the road that ls bailt
as we'll as that portion where the road
is not built. The vote yesterday in the
House showed clearly that there 10 q
large majority In that body shat will
vote for the forfeiture of all grants not
earned by strict construction of this
law. Many Representatives said that
they did not care to go into the merits
of she various case. III the grants were
not earned according to the terms of
the Law, that WAS sufficient to work a
forfeiture. The House, il is thought,
will not stop for explanations why the
roads were not built or for appeals for
little more time. Careful observers
say that the House ia in mood to for
felt everything in the form of land
grants. The House xill have to meet
the issue squarely when the two reports
come from the Committee on Public
Lands in regard to the Atlantic i Pa
cific grant. II the minority report be
adopted the railroad lobby will be pal
sled.
After the Committee on Public Lands
bad come to a oonclusioa on the At
lantio i Pacific grant it debated al
length the question of declaring for
feited the land grant OF the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company, which camt
mp on proposition by Mr.. McRae OF
Arkansas to declare an absolute for
feiture OF the entire grant. Withou,
reaching a conclusion the COMMITTEES
rose and the matter remains, pendinG
action. for next Tuesdays meeting. Be
| fore adjournment the committee agreed
to q favorable report on McRae's bill e.
protect homestead settlers within rail.
| road limits.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-07

sHaTTLx. Feb. 6-ln the case Of q d
Halter W. W. h, Moore, q verdict va.
Rendered for defendant
Ia The case Of HArkins ~. ioruslev A
tirsessE, the iurv returned a verSiics 70,
pisintg4 Tor SsSS4s
J : Barnes wss Arrsignsd and given
ttil AoadSy 10 plead.
Alexis Indian interpreter, vas dis
charged.
ies case Of Carrie Franklin uyH.
AcGEas, sSsrts, ts nov on trial.
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FOR 9ALH.

THE PORT ORCHARD sc H00L
1 house. with the real estate belonging
thereto. Large house. containing three
rooms, with two brick freplaces, kitchen
and woodheuse. The ten acres OF land is
sPlendidly located. at Dyes lnl {, over
looking Port Orchard Bay. Kitsap county.
Good land. tine acre cleared, AID good
well on premises. Clear title.
Steamer Helen runs BY the above prop
erty three times q week.
For terms and particulars apply. on or
before January ed, to
ALFRED LARSON.
Mitchell, Kitsap county. care box SIS,
Seattle jal3 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-07

The average price Of refined standard
ubi'e IN Ne. York in 1855 was sos per
gallon in 1884, s. 2sc ID 1883, s.l4o !; In
1852, 7.4lc.
Speculation runs mainly ID crude
petroleum certificates, and these ranged
from Csc on January 10, 1885. to $ll21S
on OetoN er 2lsi; the average for the
year WAS fraction over $50, which COM
pares with S35.s III 1854, $l.05z in 1883,
and 7e1.c in LISP. ne cost of produc-
ton 10 estimated at about eos per bar
rel, 50 that the average price obtained
WAS not much over the cost Of prodac-
ton. In January the highest price was
75jfc, and IN Decem Der y35Ic. The de-
crease in production and the large re-
duction in stocks appears to have had
little effect upon vslaes but 1t Is quite
possible that this influence will be more
pronounced during he new year unless
there should be new fields of produc-
ton discovered or the old wells should
give a more prolific yield.
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WANTED.

A GOOD GIRL. 10 YEARS OF AGE
n or over, can fnd q good home aud
clothes, in exchange for helping In
family Of two. Address p. U. box 579.
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NOTICE.

A Ii PARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS
"A now past due TO the late firm Of Wad-
dell & Nils. will please call and settle
the same without further notice.
jal6 Inn z c. MILES.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SH6nITT , SHlCs
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
i Third Jud .siai district OF Washing ton
Territory. holding terms at Seattle.
No. 3isl-Wald & Campbell. plaintiffs
vs.. W. h. Wilson. defendant,
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale
issued out OF the above named Court. IN
the above entitled action, dated the 10Th
day OF January. lss land 10 me dir ected and
delivered, 1 have duly levied upon the
property described in said order Of sale,
and as follows. towit:
Lot three ~ iii block twenty t20 In A
A. Den ny's third addition to the city OF
Seattle, and lot seven "a, in b sex sixty
five 1851 in A. a. Denny's Rfth addition to
ths city OF Seattle, all in King county
Washington Territory.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Sa urdsy. the Cab day of Marc n /,
1855,
At the hour of 10 o'clock a. m, OF said
day. In front or the Court House door, in
the city OF seattie, ning county, Wash
ington Territory. will, in obedience to
SAID order of sale sell the above described
property, or 50 much thereof as may be
necessary TO satisfy the Judgment in said
action. with interest thereon and COST
al pubic auction. TO the highest bidder
for cash.
Dated at Seattle the Alb day Of Feb
ruary 1856.
feitd Sheriff OF King county, W.T..
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For Rent.

A NEW Tw0-SToRY HARD FIN
N ished house Of 8 rooms. with two lots
and outbuildin9. two blocks north Of Bar
rel Factory; also, furniture for sale.
Apply to ROBERT GO0DRURN or W.
H. SHUUDS. Commercial street rext
door TO W. ID. SCOTS building. de2o ~
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House to Let.

SEvEN HARD FINISHED ROOMS
- and kitchen: Third street. between
Lenors and Blanchard. Inquire OF w.
II. LL.EWELLYN, at Puget sound Tele-
graph Office ja24 6
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Sick headache. habiruaI costiveness.
pains in back and lmhs loss Of appetite.
Dad breath and taste in the mouth, etc.,
arsiral- he mao of
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4 CHILD Can RUN II

TNHE NEW No . WHEELER & WI,
sou Sewing Machine gthe best a.
cheapest n the world Is now for sale {
Inc branch ONCE. ON Front street nsx
Plke. with q full and compee set Of q
tachments. upon which a person Of "a
age can execute the finest and most pleas
ing Kind OF work possible. Every persaI
purchasing a machiae win be thorough
instructed in regard ID It's use and d
use Of the attachments. and will also n
ceive guar. ntee for keeping the msehn
IN nod repair for five years. All persol
are cordially invited TO call and tnspel
our machines.
orders from the country are solicis
and Will receive careful and promp, q
tention. *, W. HANSON.
bis Agent. Seattle, w. T.
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Although the Cnit@d States Is the
country Of larR@ss prod action OF pstro-
ie1l In the weird. there vas falling
OF IN the Aggregate Weld Of the wells
daring the year ISIS. while there vss IN
Increase 10 the domestic consan pEIon
aud exports, 90 ;ns, The net stocks were
reduced at the rate Of 100000 barrels ,
year. Ibe number % prod1clsR wells
- reported by the New York sAipgss.g
Ltst, vas sbogt - go, vnIeh compares
With il.25I IL lisa and I7Sls 10 lssS.
I be dsIiy .veregs runs Of the pipe lines
vas 81 go barrel. aga Est - - IN 1854;
While tie deliveries averaged %, % bar
rsls daiiY, against =. 6S7 n lsc4. Those
N 8 position - estimate tie domestic
eorsnn ptI0n vIth accuracy refuse TO
make public any data, bat undoubtedly
there IL a large increase IN the use OF
petroleum for illuminating purposeH,
for II i cnesp per than any other lllnnl
natof except natural gas, aud ihat %
available ouly 10 restricted iocAlitIss.
The exports Of crude. 'etiDed and nap
tha 10 ls55 from tie United states xere
Larger titan ever before. notzIthstand-
ing the fact that there was = large 10
crease IN the Russian production,
which vas pushed In tie Eur JpesH usar-
ksts into sh.rp oompeiiilsn With that
frsm this country. ihe exports from
sne United states for ths foar years
o npAre as follows.
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Change Of Ownership.

January. 1850. transferred the Seattle
Restaurant with good will, to James L.
and w. II. Clark. I will collect all bills
for board or lodging and pay all claims
against said Restaurant up 70 this date.
A. J TICE.
We have purchased and tsken posses
sion OF the seattle Rest surant. and viii
continue the business q. tn old stand, on
Mil stree. A continuance Of patronage
sole ted. No Chinese help emp Dyed
JAMES L. CLARK.
W. Ii. CLARK.
Seattle. January 30. issS. Ms
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DIE D.

FERGUSON Seattle. Feb. ). Of cancer.
Mr.. Isabella Ferguson, a native OF
Nova scotia. aged is years
60 Funeral rom her late residence,
Youngs 81 ok. corner Of Fourth and
Washington streets today. a. HAS Am
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Notice of Dissolution.

TUE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between J. W. Jones an n
>. Arthur. under the firm name Of Joues
& Arthur. has been dissolved by mutual
consent The bu-ine-s has bean remog. d
70 the Cracker Factory Block All ~,
standing acc Junts must be settlef WITH
ma J. W. JONES
del Cracker Factory Block. Front =,
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ExECUTOR's NOTICE

ESTATE OF HENRY K. HATHA-
II way. deceased
All persons having CLAIMS against said
estate will present them within enc year
from this date, with the necessary vouOh-
ers. and all persons indebted will make
In Mediate payment to the undersigned.
executor, or TO my attorneys G. u. Emery
or G. r. Munday, at Seattle. w. T.
Dated at Seattle, w. T., Dec 10. 1885.
RAE L. HATHAWAY, Executor.
del0d4w4
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For Sale,
WANTED.

by THREE ADULTS. SMALL IN
- nished house, or rooms furnished b
housekeeping; Immediately. Adtnu
OF CAL on GkO. W. CRANK
JAG 81 Employment Bur.u
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Under the auspices of Stevens Post
No. !, G. A. r.. and for the benefit of
the Relief Fund.
Tickets. 81 fe4td
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GEO. w. CRANE,

Washington Territory Employment Bu.
reau, near corner Commercial and
Washington streets, Seattle. DIV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
DO lgo puiku
Ulan6w polskich
W u GETY.

Zawiadamiam wszystkich u
lanow, jake tez inne intereso-
wane osoby, re dwiczenia woj-
skowe odbywac sic bedq diva
razy w miesiqcu, II. kazdego
logo i w kazdq ostatnia soho.
te pred pierwszym miell9ca,
o godzinie Sci wieczorem w
Copper Hall, Newark Ave-,
Jersey City.
Pc raportach przyjmowani
bedq kandydaci Cd lat Is do
5Otu.
O bIizszych warunkach mo-
INA sic poiutormowac ma miej-
scu.
El:sros AEeenhurg,
kapitan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
Anleryka.

Dochodzace mnie pisma euro
pejskie dotal mic o wrzckomem
wystapjcniu Parieza przceiw Gale
mu Zwiazkowi Rycerzy Piracy mic
wspominuja. Gazety amcrykanskie
pisa natomiast, re .jak ks. hardy
mai Gibbons, talk i ks. biskup
Ireland z st. Paul oswiadczyf, il
statuta grup Zwiazku Rycerzy
Piracy W Stanach Zjcdnoczonych
pod zadnym wzgledem ME wkra-
czaia w wfadze Kcscioia katolic-
kiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02

w mona. MIMI.
do>t"t inc ca ma>tcpujacych ksiazck:
\. DO NABOZENSTWA
Offic an prn" owierneso k:.toli-
Ia, w skorzanri 'prawje, &c xtc-
temi brZcyNml | dol. 60 C..
bcz z1ptyoh hrzegow 1 dol. o5 {.
Officium, mniejsze,e odzienne 75c.
Ia ba wa duchownu W sNorZa-
nrj oprawie, re zlotcmi brzrgami
l dol. 80 e. |
DUNN, okazafrj oprawie sko-
%r1ane.i, Z o~bnazkami na ~okIadkach
ztot, mi %brzrsami dol
Mamma, skorzane,j ~oprawie 1.220 |
Skarb duszy, skorzanej opra
vic 1.2O
Grono WINNIE, w s~Eorzancj opra-
vie 20
Clos, W skorzanrj orrawjc $50
Zabuwa duchownu, 2 dodat-
kiem nirspornych psa|mow i gorz
kich zali 80
nrogu do nicba czyli rrzcwo-
tiik duszy wzwyczn jnr.j prawivos5
ZtotY oftarzyk calh zbor o.
sobIi~ych nabcz h~tw | picsni, re
ziotcmi brzcgami 100
ksiazka do nabozehstwa dla
mfodzie4y, ~korzancj %oprawie O.6O
Filotea droga do 1ycia pobo2ne.
go, 2 ziotym brzegiem, W skorzanej
optawic 10
k~siazeczk a do naboiehstwa
dl. chlzcscion %kato!ik0w w plotnie
O.75
o nasladowaniu Chrystusa,
Toma>za A. Kempis, ksjag 4 O.6O
Droga do nicba czyli pre-
wodnik dla daszy, W s%k6rzancj o.
prawie Os5
Miesiac Maryi O.GO
Spo~icdnik dzieci czyli spo-
sob sp~owiadania nauczenia d. ccl,
przcz Ks, Ody O.s5
Sriewnik piesni naboInych $50
%piesni w piqknej oprawie l25
Zywot Pana Bosa na~zego Jezusa
%Ch'ystusa, W drukarni Jasnej Cory
C1eslovhow>kiej pc 8 raz druko-
wanv $50
Or cspbliwych nabozenstw ma
duch"wna pocieche pozytek ludzi
p~oboznych LIS
Dziennik albo krotki spos6b ma
bozehstwa codzienncgo, zo zlotemi
b"zegami so
X what niewinnosci, ola dzieci OPS
Zbior picsni ~nab"znych 225
Katolik W modlitwie, czyli ksia-
ziln do nubozenstwa, zfocone brze-
gi $50
Znbawa duchowna, z 1oznych
ksag naboznyc ,zfoconc brzcgi $50
Ksiazeczka do nabozehstwa dIa
mtodziezy zfocone brzcgi o.75
X siazcczk a onabozehstwa pod
,menicm Aniof Stroz, z1ocone
brzegi 90
Skarb duszy do nabozehstwa
re zamkiem i zfocone b'zegi $50
: b. POWIESCI
treSci historycznej i religijncj.
Swiety pierwsz ~ apo
stot elrzrsranstwa w Stow uii-7-
czNzn Jan III Sobi,ski, kroI
poIski o.25
PROTECTIVE Michaldy, kro.
Lowell &c Sabby 13 SybiIli Ole
Zyd w,eczny tufa,z Ole
c.. KSIAZKI SZkOLNE.
EIcmentarz P"lski dla szko.
knt"llckich W Amerycc OF;
f. mrntnrz maty o II
X atechiz rzNm,ko katoljck
: dla dz'eci polskich Ameryce
= duzy o.
= m4iy or
Aberadto, 2 obrazkami treSc
re!igijnci OF
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02

Polska kapela z Winony ma po-
dobnA uroczvstose do Red Wing,
gdzie zamysla pozysllat pierwsza
nagro!e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
1niej~cOwe.

TutcjSi handlerze drzewa pod
w~yiszyli zgodnosci Z uchwafa
xapadIa w st. Paul ccny drzcwa
o S1,OO IA stop 1000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
Golibroda
G.. f.. Story,

Jest doktorcm
Mad doktory;
Spedza krosty
| harosty
Z u>t i czofa,
A gdy gofa
ju& jest gfowa,
Wnet slcrc nova
Ma niej wzrasta,
Jak SIC ma5cla posmarnj',
Ktora Story febrykuje.
Jesli MIC rosnie
Was w Sycia w%iosnie,
To cd Storego kup mio3u,
| sio kim soSem
Smarui pod nosem,
a was mice hcdziesz "a INTO ~.
Ale dziewczyny
q tel medycyny
Niechuj ME robia uzytku,
30 srodzo t1usta
| skleja usta,
Me daje gadac do zbythu.
Leriej by mordki,
Caiu>ow furtk,,
strzegfy I'm krzaki pokr1y"kl
A mnie Storemu,
Jak powierncmu,
Mech tylko dada strzydz
(grywkj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
Barney Meyer,fabrykant miotei

Barnay Neyer,fabryKant ml0Ie1
W Cincinnati, rozpuscii wszystkich
robotrik6w, u~Styszawszy, u cl
przystali do Rycerzy Piracy. Czfon,
kowie Zwiazku micscic: oburzcni
M tukic zuchwalstwo, po4yczyli
Stow"rzyszeniu miotlarzy potrzeb-
mel kwoty tcraz bas Meyer musi
walczy6 Z opozycya fabryki miotct
zatozoncj ma zasadach wzajemncsci
robotnik6w i wslolnego podziatu
zysku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02

Dn;a A wrzesnia 2. jedzlc dc
Winony cyrk Barnuma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02

Nurodzcnie pred %grocernia Lem
kego, za>karzyta AleSsandra Lem
kego, ktorego obwinia o to mordeT-
stwo, O $4,000 odszkodowan'a. -
w minlonym tygodniu umarfa W
Detroit Minna Malinowska, BOG
Sherman ILL.,, w wieku lat 10.
w minionym tygodniu odbyfo
sc mnicj, jak Z wulnych stanowych
zjazd6w wyborczych, 20 w~iekszej
czesci republikahskich. Repnbl'-
kanom siedza ma karku proEib cyo-
nisci. Demokraci lekaja sic ME
zaleinej partly robotnikow, jakicES
powstajacych ma poludniu Gran-
gersow i przebudzonych wicib cell
,%,taniej monety".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02

Wzalu1 linii kolejow>.j Bur'ing-
ton & Northern zaNfadaja nova
linia telegraticzna Chicago do
st. Paul, nalezaca do North
A meri can TelegraphCo Co.
Kompania ia niezadfugo otworzy
w Biuro takze W Winonie, przez
co dostaniemy MOVE bezposrednic
polaczenie 20 Wschodem.