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The Osceola times., 1886-08-14
AN ANCIENT TUNNEL
4 Hunters Discovery While Chasing .
Wounded Mountain Lion.
IChevenno wv r , Iefteft

lCheyenne (Wy t. Letter.l
Jere 7. Miller, while hunting along Eli
creek, q stream In the Rattlesnake noun
tains, discovered an extraordinary tunnel
under a wild and picturesque fall. Miller
had badly wounded a mountain lion. The
animal retreated in the direction Of the
waterfall. Following closely the hunter
saw his crippled quarry disappear be-
tween two high rocks, which taised them
selves on the edge OF the deep pool formed
by the falling waters. Approaching, the
pursuer found an opening scarcely wide
tno-gh TO admit OF his entrance. Fear
lessly entcriag, ne found himself in a
wide-vaulted passage dih'y lighted by
cracks and seams overhead. This passhge,
though rude, was substantial, and was
evidently the work of human hands. Pro-
eeedihe along the subterranean way in
which he thus unexpectedly found him
self the hunter soon heard above him a
mufIied heavy roar that could only CONS
from falling water. He was standing di-
rectly under the Elk falls. The passage
now widened and deep grottos appeared
on each side Of 1t. Examining these
srottss tho explorer found that they
were mining excavations. Tho
mineral sought was evidently
copper, and many chunks of ore largely
bearing that mineral were scattered about
and it was plain that masses of it had
been removed. For quarter of mile
th es6 grottoes continued. The passage
now began 10 trend upward, and the seek-
er beneath the mountains soon found HIM
self in a circular chamber, hewn out ot
solid rock and fitted up with rude smelt-
ing appliances.
The light of day streamed In from severe
al apertures pierced overhead, and from
the floor of the chamber TO one of these
openings reached a stone chimney. With
this chimney was connected stone fur
nace, situated in the center of the apart.
ment, and whose capacious interior was
blackened by the smoke Of fires kindled
ages ago. A small pile Of copper ore was
still in front Of the furnace, heavy stone
hammer, used in breaking the larger
chunks, lay on the floor, while some cedar
wood was piled in one corner. One Of tho
openings in the roof was larger than the
others, and has evidently been connected
by a rude ladder or staircase, long ago
rotted away, with the interior OF the
chamber. This was the mode of ingress
and egress, and as shown by the worn and
smooth sides Of the opening, through it
the underground smeter was also supplied
with fuel
The hunter searched long aad anxiously
for some Of the handiwork Of these artisans
OF the long ago, but his search was unre-
warded. The people who built the vaulted
underground passage and operated tho
hidden smelter are unknown. Perchance
the Rattlesnake mountains may have shels
tered Il prehistoric race.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14
The Prettiest Girl In Washington.
ATLANTA Constltution.I

The prettiest girl in Washington Is
clerk in the Patent Office. Her father was
once a wealthy New Jersey manufacturer,
but he failed, and four years ago died
penniless. His daughter succeeded in get.
ting department clerkship and has been
the support of her old mother and a
younger sister. She is remarkably
beautiful woman, a tall brunette, with the
imperious grace Of Diana. She receives
little attention, because she persistently
declines 1t. have seen her enter the
theater at matinee and take the eyes of
almost the entire audience from the stage
to her pretty self. She is the envy of the
women of wealth and fashion and the adj
miration of the men, from the department
messenger to tho millionaire lord OF
society. In fact she is a fearfully pretty
woman.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14
THE SACRED ROOM.

old rooms in which household meets,
As it has met so many years,
look on you with eyes whose lids
Are wet with sudden tears!
The hearthstone where the red fire glows,
The books alluring, on the shelf,
The very chair on which lean,
Each all, part seem OF myself.
Anart. too. of the household group,
Ioying and tender, brave aud true,
Whose every year beside this hearth
Ipass in fond review.
A pnrt, too. of the friends whose love
Has hallowod all as, year by year,
In converse sweet, in Jest and song,
The hours have fioeted here.
Among the seasons | recall
of happy festival and mirth,
OF Christmas cheer, vacation glee,
Visits of royal worth.
Some saddcncd days crowd on the mind,
DAYS of suspense and hated breath,
when Sickness held the house in thrall;
And once, oh, once, came death!
But tondery, and as a friend.
Bcaring the aged saint above.
Who long had waited for the call
in patient trust and love.
No deep despair has fingered here
No black rcmorsc, no deadly sin,
Only the quiet, household Joys
And gricfs have entered In.
old room your walls arc Consocrate
by happy, helpful, household love;
BY Joy, by trust, by tenderness,
Your sHcrednCss We prove.
Long be your walls thus dedicate
Unto the households sacred reign;
Holy the home. us Shrine of saint,
As minister grand, as stOricd fanol
--HdH6 Tpag Gr,swold, in chicago Adcdacs
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14
Judicious Flattery.

Smth--Brown you're fine this morn
ing.
Brown (pleascd)-Think SOP
smith, know so. You look as fresh
as a daisy.
Brown (more pleascdD-Yes?
Smith-Yes. You can stay out with
the boys and show up in the morning
all right.
Brown (more than pleaseD-Yes. a
little thing like that don't affect me
much.
Smith-lt don't affect you particle.
| never saw such man. lsay, Brown,
can you loan me flyer?
Brown with absolute enthusiasm)--
Certainly. NY dear bog. certainly. :
A. I. Ss,A
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14
Fair Bathers Who Wear Stays.
fCor. Albany Journal

Bathing dresses this season are worn
shorter in the skirt and with pantalettes
that scarcely show at all. Corsets are
now furnished with every suit, for it is not
an aifectation that women adopt when
they say they can not dispense with them.
corset is even more of u support to 9
woman than lack Of a chair to tired
man sitting down. Wearing corssts
weakens the spinal column, so that at last
it takes the place Of a spine, and the long,
sustained demand for corsets in the water
has at last led to their Icing considered
part of the dress for the bath,
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14
Is There a Cure for Consumption:

We answer unreservedly, yesi II the
patient commences in time the use of DR..
Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery" and
exercises proper care. If allowed TO run
its course too long all medicine Is power
less 10 stay {. DR.. Pierce never deceives q
patient by holding out false hope for the
sake OF pecuniary gain The "Golden
Medical Discovery" has cured thousands
of patients when nothing else seemed to
avail. Your druggist has it, Send two
stamps for DIR. Pierces complete treatise
on consumption with numerous testlmo-
nials rAddress Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14
MAN would hang picture frame b
cause Of its gilt-0raJ,E Observer.

THOSE who are trying to break up the
baneful habit of intemperance will expert
ence great benefit from the use of Prickly
Ash Bitters. Liquors derange the system.
Prickly Ash Btters will remedy the evil
results and restore the brain, stomach and
liver to healthy action, thereby strength
ening the will power, thoroughly cleans
ing and toning up the system, and remove
every taint of disease. IL is purely med
icine, and while pleasant to the taste, it
can not he used as beverage by reason
of its cathartic properties,
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

THOUSANDS OF women bless the day on
which DR.. Pierce's "favGrite Prescription
was made known to them. In all those dc =
rangements causing backache, dragging
down sensations nervous and general de-
bility, it is a sovereign remedy. It's sooth-
ing and healing properties render it of the
utmost value to ladies suffering from "in-
ternal fever" congestion, inflammation,
or liberation. by druggists
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14
A Profusely Ornamented Book.

A very interesting discovery was re-
Gently made in the neghborhood OF
Ravenna. Some peasants came upon
the tomb of Lombard Bishop, buried
in his robes, with various sacred objects
by his side. Among these was a Ms.
richly bound; but, unfortunately, the
finders made away with all but the bind
ing. This, however, is extremely curl
Gus, being profusely ornamented with
mystic objects. On one side is n ship
containing Christ and St. Peter, who
are beckoning to thee sheep swimming
round them in the water. On the other
side is a ship borne on the back of a
FISH; two persons on board are holding
an anchor plunged in ihe sea, upon the
flukes Of which are two more sheep.
There was also found sacred vessel IN
the form of lamb, with a cross IN
front, standing upou pedestal upon
which are fixed two cups.--N T. PosL
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

"A Dakota man by the name of Rose
gave his daughter the name of Wild
that she might be called the Wild Rose
of the Prairie, but she ran away with .
man by the name Of Bull. the other day,
and her name is a terror to the iphsb'
itants, - Chicago Inter- Ocean.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

A LADY writes; That great boon to suf-
fering women, Dromgoole's English Fe-
male Bitters, has worked wonders for me I.
one bottle has given me more strength
.han all the other medicines ever tried.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

Badness and dandruif can be prevented
by using Halls Hair Remover
Quinine relieves only temporarily In
fever and sgue. Ayers Ague Cure cures
permanently.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

DR PIHRcE's "Pellets"-the original Lit
tie Liver Pills. (sugar-coated)-cure sick
and bilious headache, sour stomach, and
bilious attacks. by druggists.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

WOMEN ADMIRATION WIN who use GtESN's
SULPHUR Soar to improve the skin
HILLS HAIR AND WnIsKER DYE, Black or
Brown, SOC.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

Why is a locomotive like cometi Be-
cause 1t has headlight and carries long
train.-N T. Telegram.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

COUNTRY board that is much sought after
IN the summer-the guido board --Bos'o"
Etlietin.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

You can prevent milk from souring In .
thunder storm by drinking it just before
the storm begins.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

'THlT was a smart trick" remarked the
man who had been presented with a cay
enne-pepper losenge Chieago Ledger.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

Tuy great trouble with a buzz-saw is
shat it never wears false teeth.-Isoreti CO.
Ira
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

srRAwBERRr boxes probably need no
cover because tho bottom is SO near the
top.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

How Illinois dog can make. Sometimes
It Texas long TO see the point OF such
pun.-Prairfe Farmtr,
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14
ElY'0
CREAM BALM.

A God-send Is
Ely's Cream Balm.
had catarrh for 3
years. Ny nose
,coald bleed. !
thought the sores
icould Heper heal.
E7y's Cream Balm
has cured me. Mrs.
N. A. ia c Rs o "a,
Portsmouth, ". II.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

A CHICAGO paper says Mr.. Mutum has
settled in that city. Then he is no longer
in Parvo.- IeIds stniHgs,
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

AT he recent session OF the Do
minion Parliament thirty-fiye railroads
were subsidized. SOME 20 the extent Of
IS, 200 cash mile. and others received
500 acres Of land Q mi!e.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

Or course it's the saline quality Of the
sea that makes it easy TO sail in.- foaksrs
GazfffS
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

Yes said a fond mother to her
visitor, "Flossie is so impetuous and inn
pulsiye. And such a temper! You
never saw any thing like it. Dear little
thing!" ''ls your other little girl the
same?" asked the visitor. "Oh, my,
no. Sadie has the sweetest disposition
in the world. She is never the least BIT
impemous or impulsive. And so good
naiuroJl You never saw any thing like
il. Dear little thingln-N y. Times.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

No Opium in Piso's Cure for Copsump'
ton. Cures where other remedies fail. 2oc.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

Ir afflicted with Sore Eyes uso Dr. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it, 25c.
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14
Hot Weather

Causes the blood 10 heat and get into a depicted
condition, and weakens the whole system thus giv-
Ing opportunity for scrofula, salt rheum. bos and
humors TO come 10 the surface. The blood should
be purified and vitalized by taking Hoods sarsnpa-
riila, which will expel all impurities and give tone
and strength TO the whole body.
81 had four scrofuous sores come on my feet,
which grew 50 bad that could not wear a shoe.
Nothing which took did me any good. Till one day
Isaw Hoods sarsaparilla advertised In the paper.
and decided TO try II. have taken two bottles and
the sores are almost entirely healed" Mrs. ADDIE
PITTS. South Potsdam, Y.
took Hoods Sarsaparilla for dyspepsia. which
had for nine ten years, suffering terribly with
II. IL has entirely cured me- aud recommend It to
Others who suffer with this disease" Mus A.
NORTON. ChcOpee, Mass.
FUSED Hoods sarsaparla for dyspepsia with
tho best results" A. CULVER, Council Bluffs. Ia
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold Dy I'll druggists. Oh sig tor Is. Prepared by
cI HOOD CO.. ApotheceFies. Lowell. Mass.
100 oeoeQ One oeilag
The Osceola times., 1886-08-14

BooK-KrEPfyo taught in one lesson-ne
not lend them.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25

Rock Island, p%cpet"iw-zy inkies mordorstwo.
lie tel o bismarku "c pod"bnego me -lychaG.
Przyp. Red
Pcwien f;lantrop oaitzyt. re W stanie
California mie.1kn okoto 100000 ,,tubako-Qry-
zow," ktorzv rocznie spot'zebuja 5.760,0W fun
tow 'tabaki DO lucia.
W Elgin, III, Abraham Leatherman obcho-
dill W tych dniach a.. swa mafzonka IS rocznice
slubu.
W New Yorko rozpoczeto siIna agitucye,
ably Hor"cyuszowi Seymour wybnd"wsno po-
mink.
= w okolicucI, Toledo (Ohi") pojawito sic
okropnie DUO skoczkow (grassl'opperu). Farms.
rzy obawiaja sic. ably ME zni-zczyfy zasiew6w.
PAM Mary Packer Cummings ofinrowa'a
$500: 900 III zbudowanie kaplicy W South Beth.
lehem ma I,amiatke ole. swego Asa Packer, by
Togo prsezydenta ,.LeIigh Valley kolei 4elaznej.
x Drugi ton ,,Gen. Grants Personal Me-
morris" ME bqdzie dc stawie"y przedpta,nikoa
wcz.snicj iak " kwietniu.
x w Scales Mound, Ill, kilka dni temu
iona wiliamn Gummow W ,arcy madry'' .po-
sob chciatu osie pozbaw:G' zycia. Nanosits ns
stos duz, starry Gu rzeczy ubsania, ~podpalits
ca}u te lupe rzuciia sio W pfomienie.
x III. Rose, dobry gospodarz W Los An
geles,9 Cal, dochowai sic ogiera, kt6rego spree
dat kilka dnj lemu W. Fl. Wilsonowi "a
5000 dolnr6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25

chod. a re szedl okiem nicprzejrz
plaszczyznq, %postepowa] swobodnie mic
widz!c Sposobnosci DO zasadek: jake do
tad w wawozach, zaroslach gorach slu
zyly Gerylassom. PowietrZe i sloicy
Hiszpanii rozlrnineio Gala swq wspaniaIosc.
uprzyiemnia]o nadobny kobiervec zlo3onv
Il ma wyborniejszych kwiatow, ktorc jak
oko wdZiekcm swych kolorow bawiIy. tax
upajaly zmysly swym zapachem Dalcku
4 Ia widnokregu wyglqdaj4ce drzeNa oil
VINE deby swyn ciemnym kolorem lisc;.
stan"wiIy w]asnie RAINY tego nadobneyo
obrazu. -Gdy Ernest W to wszystko chci-
vie SIC wpatrywal, znachodzilo g, jakieS
zadziwienie. jakies wspomnienie u lat ie-
90 d%ziecinnych: kazdy kwiatek, ka5de
drZewo zdawa}o mu sig bye zna]omem.
Tkliwe .jakies opauowalo 90 wzruszcnic,-.
toz to jest? -mowil sam do siebie.-Cic-
szyd sic powinien talk pieknq okoIicq ba-
wiony. y przeclez ona tworzy we mnie
jakieS teskne wspomnieria.-To OTTO zda-
jc mi sic zrywalem juz kie !!ys te piekue
kwiaty 2 roszkosz4 dzieciec;a bez tros-
kow:-tam pod krzaczkiem znuzony bic
spoczywa}em mi1ym sne,n uko}y-
zlaje I'M sic, ze wide l.sl,ze NO.
Pepyty j Ernanego!-Tante ska}y.
one SO mi MOVIE: z pomiedzy Mich
syJezdzalismy te OTTO miejsca. Ach, IA.
gym sic za]ozy} lie PREY rowym drzewIe
mic oPepyta 4 woza?-Moi Boze,
zyby to byf sen, lub przywidzenie!-Czv-
YIN ia ma tych miejscach kiedyS;a rzeczy-
'iscle0 grzcbywal!-Alc W takiem razie
Iiszpanja byfaby moja ojezyzsna, a iabym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25
AM
1KapilaI H'racn

AAk'""y wyr"bow zeIuznych " Menome-
me, NJ ch., dobrowol"ir podwvzszyiy place q
10 rrocent.
" cohoes, N. Y, fabryki wyroh6w wet.
"'"n1eh Hal''kh'etr sa . powodu straiku.
I"k nazw"na ,NeIson Manu1acturing
company W ST. Louis obiecala, ze " kohcu ro.
ko = po odI'czcniu naturaInie vszys,kich WV
oa'Now ri"centow - dochodami lodzieIi sic
&c wszystkicmi 'cbotnikami %porowno.
= Sheltyv'llc, Ill.,, uorganizowaia sic now:
Sr"r;' Ryccrzy Piracy. Ma rirrw~zym zebrani,
rrzy>taplio t6 robotnikow do stowalzvszcnia
p" Cincinnati, o., w~kute't strajku nj,
Mo's"J' zao''e tiamwaJe, "p'"cz na Mt. Auburr
i''' 'lh'' ldtcr) z Covlngtnn do Newport.
honduktorzy W, znice trumwuiowi "
columbus, o., n%Iezawodnic zastraikuia.
Prawdopodobnie struik ta koIei South
west, ktora naIrzy do t;puId'a, zostanje zato
twiony.
10 hycerzy Piracy " laribault w re
Sz'y p'atek Frzystapifo 100 rubotnikow.
h"cll 1" wprowadzen;> systemu osmjo
g"dzlnnej piracy ia w~chodz:v postrpu;e naprz6d
:, o'''] !" s'u3py tta'nw"..jowej W Mjnneapo
lis zakohczlt sic M knrzysc ,ohutn,kow.
CySHrn'cy, ktorzv mleli zutaryi = Grun
h'%e"'em " st. Paul, zwycirzyli Fabrykan
zg"d>if sic ME zatrulniac wiqcej robotnikow nj,
na|ezacyrh do z%Ainzkn p,zystaf ma ws1v,tkj,
zadania robotnikow. Ioykotnwarie rozunic y,
uatychmlast znicsiono.
w Cincinnati woznice knnduktorzv /, ann
w'J"w, z'z'da!1 pc s. dz'rnnjr Ia II godzin piracy
Je2eil k"mp'nia ME u@odzi SO. @nirzawedni, bed;
strajkowac. "''
Boyc~tfel. Gr,1I,, NO 1881 Rvcerzv Pr,
cy z"boykotow,ta gazette ,,St. Louis Gluhr-nn
m"crat IN um'c>zczcnie " dniu s ma.c pasz
kw'lu przecIw orgaiizacvj Il p.
w Terrr %lIrutc, Ind, ~niedawno tenn,
zostaf zahoy%kotowany +. j. Biel, iabrykant cy
gar, rrzez Rycevzy Piracy, ponicwaa ME chcjo1
wyd'''c z piracy r"botniN"w ME naIvaacyeh d
z"''|Su' opec''e r. Blel zbanhrutowaf zmu
szony jest wyjecI1aG do louisville.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25

waI~zy1 przcciw moim rodakom!-Okro.
PnIe: = Lpcz ME! ia jestem francuzcm. to
lowlada mn moja n%.i]osc, lie naleze do tei
o]c2yz"y, ktora Jest razem. ojczyzna tSzczc.
pana!
Iymczascm pu]k przeszedlszy do]iue
s'a,4l na1 w4w"2em, mad kt6rym stcr-
czaly Skaly, otoczonym T. obu stron, uo-
tenn k'zrwam1: ten trzeba bylo przebyyG,
l'aIrzalo sic >podziewat napasci- Put.
k""n'k kazat broh przygotowac. uabiG
1al dalszp rozkazy. j. ruszyli napr6d. a..
le''"!r '!!plynelo cwierG godziny. az tn
roz"!1a SIC priced oczami okropna s.cn,,
-Ffzed krodklm czasem musiala f., zo;:6
m"rdereza bitwa; droga zaslana okrutnie
PoS'eka''rm' trupami; Il nniformow wida6
re polegIl byli francuzamj. Ma ten widok
ns1e''31 p'aN )ak %1yty przestrachem; lecz
WHrotee pocz4} okropnie zforzeczyc zdra-
mordercom j odgraaa6 inn zem-
2@--hqdall zolnierze, aby i'm Pu}kownik |
PozWohI pogrzebaG swych braci; lecz on
|ako roztopny dowodzca, odm6wi} i'm tot
zapewniajqc, lie tn W tenn
miejscu bawiG ME wypada bez
sleble ma podobne1 morderstwa.
'"koz nlebawem strzaly nieprzyjacielskieS h
'otwlerdzl1y3 jego zdanie, ostrzegfy OF
'llskose' nleprzyjacicla. Tu juz mic ME Z
dolafo w%strZymai zapa1u,9 zemztq tchnia- ]
yen francnzow; ubili ich znaeznq liczbe i y
's'1nsl, przeszhode tamu;qeq i'm dalszy .
C (Ciaes dals2p nastapi) i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25
IClan dalszy.l

Clag daIszy.
Raj ~jeszcze powtorzyi budzenic do
daiqc: re skcro %natychmiast mic rozuzez.
wi sic moae bye zabi,ym, bez moznoSci
bronienia sic Podniosl dzwi, azeby
ze3sf daG znaG .Pu1kownikowi o podste-
PIE, 'ecz drabka byla odieta, znjsc ME
nyioi podobno, bez wys:awienia sic ma
1aki nIeoezpieczny >zwank. COZ u rob;c?
Tfac'c czasu ME MONA! -CEwyta vice
ga stG]qcy W kqcic sw3j bsben, przybliia
SIC 90 oNns nuz bic ma trwogs talk
SLIME, re wnet zolnierze pobudzili sic i
poczeli zgromadzac d nawet i, feldfedel re
snu 7%upelnie wytrzezwial.
O. -zkad Signal danny: krzyknsl Put
kownlk .wpad1szy miedzy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
2ofnierzy.
5-Z t%anatcj' OTTO ehaluey ma ko6cu !,
wsi '
w tym momencie zebrafo sic kilku
zoinierzy PREY owei cha1upie SLIME ude-
wyblli drZwi sienne robiac otwor'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25
Il W%ashingtOnu.

II marca. Prezydent mlanowaf: Rycharda
NJ. Standen konsulcm W Manzillilo; Ludwiku W.
Attel'a ass, stentem-chirurgiem navy; Il. A.
Hill'a marszafkiem Co]oradoakiego dystrNktu.
Podobno pogrzeb %sen"tora Q sp. Mllier'a
kosztnwnG bedzie 100000.
- Por1tnistrz jeneralny naznaczyf Jmes'a
Cosgfove po8ztmistrzem W keegan, Wabust,a
Co, Mimi.
Rev j G. Butler, ID. d. 2 Washingtonu
nnznaczony zostaf k"pelanem W Senucie.
II marca Chodza p~ogfoski, 10 prezydent
nhznaczy Brigad. gen. Jana Newton renerat-
majorem ma miejsce jener"fa, Pope.
Senator Sherman wyrazit swe iyczenie zu.
1taIiena tytego Senntora Miller. jako rrezydent
komitetu spraw zngrnnicznych.
Wieln pocztmistrzow ~zostnfo przez senat
ut ~ierdz"nych ma nowych l%osadach.
Wnic-iony zostuf w'iosek, udy wdowie po.
jcneraIe Hancock piacono 1000 dolar6w rocznie
emerytury.
w Senncie preszedf .,,bliI" ably wdowom
pcdwyiszono emerytura Z d"lur6w s.smiu AZ
sprzeczek przeszedf wszystk'e ins.nncye d gdy
90 tylk" prezydent zatwierdzi dedzie prawo-
mOcnym. Z.
- ~ marca. w izbic prnwodawcxej stanu
Iowa %uchwalone zoatato prawo, ktore nakaluje "a
brykantom taiszywego masfa uak nazwanego
oeomaryaryu" Tub hutteryny) oznaczad ~nnczynia,
" ktorych sic 'nasto z%najduje, wfa5ciwemi napi-
sami. We wszystkich hotelach, restauracyacL,
grocernj:ch it'd. ME wolno tego masla inaczei
sprzedawaG jak tylko pod wiasciwa nazwa.. q,
- w izbie Representation uehwnlono prawo,
zakazuja ace zatrudniae wieaniow PREY pFacaeh pu-
tlicznycl.
2omarca. Prezydent posiaf do Senatupa.
%stepujace nomin"cye: Ma pocztmistrza W New
Orleans mianowany jest Samuel Fl. Buck " Can
ton, ILL.,, r. A.. Parkins; W Sullivan, Ill, Wilhelm
j kirkwood; W Geneva, H., Jan G. Strader.