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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-06
OPOWIADANIE JENERALA.
,JENERAL

LaWlsAa chuslkl pot q cZ0l; Oc'efal,
l spokol mem obliczcm do kofa spozieraf:
ktoz z was to ~chustke odda matce mojej:
Rzekt patrzac na mnie.-Zu0o~ proSbie tmojej
.tStanie sic! rzekfem-lecz on sic cofnat odemnie
Tvs krew braci moich ~przclewai ma emnie!
Wrzasnaf ogromnic-i chustkc cisnat 3 cate mocy
L leciafa jak kamicn wypuszczony z procy
Mad moja gtowa-i ma AIikity piers padfa-
Mik!ta, MOI ad jutant-twarz lego p~obladfa,
ASZawlsza znov krzyczaf -Slawianini mfody,
Chrzcze Gle w imic wolnosci-krem ma zamiast
woody
Przez Zawisze ola ludlow Sfawiahskich obrony.M!.
Q ANNA.
Jaka smierG bohaterska! -.
GENERAL.
w TEN W bebny uderzyli
Zamym rozkazem-itak krzyk lego znowu zagfu
szyli
ZuouiQ)
Waryat-do samego konca twarzy niezasmucif,
Sam soble stryk ma szyje ochcczo za1zucif,
l skaczac q r~usztowania, wrzeszczaf jakics sfowa
Zdale sic re powiedziaf:- Ojjczyzno badz zdrowa
DO te sfowa szeptat W koto motfoch gtupi,
Lecz pahstwo o tenn wicdza, ze ME wstaia trupi;
A Zawisza JUL ME zyi!....
Szczegof ten o chustce rzuconej 3 rdSzto-
wanna przez Zawlszq 3 prosba, azeby matcc jego
odniesiona lyfa, opowiadano wszechstronnic, W
kraju ma pielgrzymstwie. W roku 1857 po-
twicrdzifa tenze ~szczegof PAM j., bliska krewna
Zawiszy, z lej opowiadania, W p%oemacie swoim
lHtdzenie - SnierG mars=afha -Naja=0. p. NJ
X. opisujac smierc Paszkiewicza, pred ktorego
oczaml matka Zawiszy, przedstawiaiaca sic jake
wldmo msciwe okazuj AGA mu zsiniate ciaio me-
czennika, umrzec njedozwalata, powtarza tent,
sam szczegof o ehustce, Z ktorcj mafy uclnek
GORGE Paszkiewicza oddajc sfuga jcj Futima,
branka cZerkie,ka, zapcwniaiAc, re to Jest anu
let, talizman niethybny, ma wszeIlie udreczenia
serca, 2e "a pomoca jego widmo msciwe mat
XII Justapit moze, q ojcu s%pokojny zyon PREY.
niesie. Ale widmo mic u~stapilo, az ma zaklecic
ma milosc ojczyzny:
Przejde do innej m%odlitwy,
Ma mifosc Pol~ki zaklnq clio I.itwy,
Ma .jej przessfosi ma c~icrpienic
Ma jej bliskic wybawicnie!
zbmna post.G jakby skata
Q Zawiszy matki zadrzafa!
Palce co 5mierci .jak EEK 5cIaznc Gwirki
. Niedafy zamkna6> ojcu jcj powieki,
Spadfy ma stot jjak nczyce,
Przecieiy sznur Szubienice;
Wnet zgasfo &ycic zgasfy dwic sromnice!
Zawiszo Czarny,
Zgon twoj otiarny
Niczginaf marny. p. NJ. X.
kohczymy zywot Artura Zawiszy wierszcm,
jaki ma Geese lego pamieci, Konstanty GaszyhsSi
Poswiecif.
MIcdosci, iakiez wielkie tive ofiary!
Zwyciezonemu "a pomnik groboNy
Zostanie suchc drzcwo szubicnicy..
ADAM MiCKIEwICz.
.,CzskaG! czckaG. wofali ludzie 2 Emma dusza.
PREDICT czy poznicj dwory PoIske wskrzesic
musza.'
l wierzac W cnoty krol6w, Slept, zagorzall,
W przedsionkach ich ministrow obietnic zebraIi.
Lecz mfodziez doswiadczeniem swiezem nauczona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-06
Gao dalszN

y
Dnia 2G listopada, cate wojsko moskiewskie
skfadajace zafoge Warszawy, z dziatami otoczy-
10 czworobokiem miejsce przeznaczone ma egze-
kacye Gawiszy; W srodku czworoboku sta1a
szubienica, ozwaly sic bebny, naraz daily sic
sfysze6 strzafy z kilkudziesiqciu karabin6w, wy
mierzonych w piersi dwoch towarzyszow Zawi-
sly: Wojtkiewicza Palmara, ktorzy Z MIN
razem ujeci byli, dwoch takze przyby'ych Z
Francyl, W Warszawie pojmanych: Giecolda
Szpeka. Artur Zawisza wstcpowat zwolna ma
rusztowanie spokojnie poglAdat ma Iud, ktory,
przeEazony tym widokiem, grcmadzit sic cpodal
pc "a wojskiem.
O~POWIADANIE JEN ERALA.
IL dziesiFciu o~hrazow, tcgoz a%utora, Puryz, ls41r.>
Zawisza z zadarta gfowa dumlie wstcpowuf
Ma drabinq-k>iedzu skinieniem rcki podziekowaf
Stanat ma Observation-Disclosures przeczytano,
jaks nalezy W 1ece kata go oddano...
ANNA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-06
Sfowo pozegnalne ma Geese sp.
B0hdana ZaleskiegO.

JNh udLWdl Adlo6h10gO NiChlcWICZ.
sfowo pozegnalne ma Geese p.
B0hdana Z~aleskiegO.
Druchu i ostatni moi kolego sejmowy z 1881
roku, czcigodny synu Polski! o%puscites mas
zamienifes doczesna ma wieczna Ojczyzne! To-
stawifes mas ma fzawym padolo srod bolesnych
ciosow ~ojczyznio zadawanych, srod lrozni, ktora
zapefniona bye ME mole!
Mech 1afoba narodowa pc twoim zgonio
swiadczy, jk dalece Polska sic w Ciebie wcie-
lila, jak potekny by} IL Ciebie duch mifosci,
poswiecenia i talent! Swieczniki narodows ME
gasna, zyc PSrzeto ~bedziesz W pamiQc' sercu
naszego narodu, wskazywac dzisieis5emu
przysz}ym pokoleniom, jak nalezy sluzyc Bogu
i O~jczyznie z pcina wtara " jej odrodzenIes
Prawie r6wiennik tw6j wiekiem, przejety
TWEEN zamlfowaniem wszystkicgo so polskic j
narodowe, u progu wiecznnsci gotuje sic do twej
picIgrzymki utraciwszy wszystkich moich biz
szych towarzyszy re s%wietncj epoki wojny o
niepodlcgfosc, ale prague W o%statn'ch dnlach ~
wota uczcic pamiec twoja, %wzywalac zloank6w
do slubowania M twoim groble zeanoczensa, ~
czuo$ci 1 suliaarmosci, ktorc jedynie NIGGA mas
uratowac cd niebtzpicczehrtwa, grozacego na-
szemu narodoWi.
w chwili obecnej tax smutncj pefnej gro
zy szukajmy W przeszEosci pociechy otaczajmy
czcia penat6w naszych p%amiatki o~jczyste. w
naszych narodowych ogniskach Ayjo i zyc be
dzic Polska, Atora w smierci Bohdana tax wicl-
XIV strutq ponicsfa.
Zognamy Clio, u~kochany wieszczu, upros nam
u Wszechmocnego Boga odrvdzsnic rychfe zbo-
lafej Ojczyzny.
Zamek Muzeum Narodowrgo y Rapperswyl
5 kwietnia, 1886 roku. o
Wtaayslaw Platter.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-06

ZACNEMU ~0BTWATEL0WI
!. {uljussovi AndrsejAowiezevi
Philadelphia
Za1ozycielowi Zwiqzku Narodowego
IL DROGE DO EUR0PY.
JedzIo 2 Bogicm, Ziomku Drogi,
! kicdy sprawl pilna VIOLA,
; Tajncl mocy wyrok srogi
! Wydziera Clio 2 braci kola.
: 1--WE zasiu@i dzieci Lecha
! Przechowai a W swcj pamieci,
! Ia z~ostanic CT pocicclla,
! Ze Lwiazck 1--WE ilnie swieci.
: Zwiazek mocny ciepfych dtoni
Plzez Cie zfqczon w scistcm kolc, -
: 4 tarczl Orla Pogoni
{ | Anlofa q mieczem w dole.
SmiaIo bqdzicm naszc wrogi
! Dale] gromic pod ta ~tarczl,
7 1--WE nauki prze~trog;
!. Nam sicrotom dlugo sturcZa.
3 ~ a" NL"tNN NV lOLS(tlIllu
+ Zhowu uirzy1n Twoje lice,
+ LlIczysz WARY ma wygraniu
! Drugie lyle w Ameryce.
! Ntora sprlWq naroaoWa
{ Poprze shine 2 ochota,
{ Screen rzadzac siq g1owa,
Wstapi dla nivi W bGj Z ciemnota.
I My, co zostaG tn muSimy,
T Mozolac sic przy robocie,
I kornic, Ojczc, CIe prosimy
! O p%amiatki iakocie.
+ kiedy uirzysz pol,k;c tratwy,
) Gdzie koprrniIs nasz sic rodzif,
: kup p'rrnikow dla Twej dziatwy,
+ ktore polsSi miod ostodzif.
{ LIZ ma groby, W ktorycE, Iasza
Sfawa ley, nasi wieszczc
+ zapytaj. czy tez nasza
+ Pol~ka 4 grobu wstanie @ieszcze?
! PrzyNivz 2 noyiE meczennik6w
: Zapas poIskici zicmi swictej!-
!; Ma tp znajdziesz lubownik6w,
: Chloe by5 przywi0z1 diva okrcty!
), Ju& q parowca sygnaf dano
: ~dzwisnirte 3 IaAu pramy,
; Pozdrow PoIske ukochana
: teskniacych tam IA nami. ....
: Powiedz i'm, jas ma obczyznic
( hrzatalla sic wicrne syny,
Zawsze mvslac 0 Oiczyznie,
SIawiac M@cierz swcmi czyny.
; Ze@naj. Meet &c mile raczy
|. ~I'rzy,jHG M.,tka IA Sven Ionic,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-06
ARTUR ZAWISZA.

Ma MIN jak ma Zawiszy mozesz poledz smialo,
Chlubne god|o praojc6w; prawnukom zosta4o.
D=ie$ieG ob1uz6ec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-06

,Jozcf Sokotowski,
Andrzej Je2ak,
$. Dombrowsk1,
Nj. J~ankoHski,
FIR. J"ni-zewski,
5. Grzybow-ki,
NJ. i'eIcyn,
NJ Zicntara,
VI MachnjkoWski,
v. Je5ni;k,
WaI. Cyman,
W. Cjcrpi~zvwski,
+. Homek,
Fr&nci>zck Korpal,
j. H@ietki,
II. Beduarek,
|. Stachowiak,
j. O,towSki,
MARGIN Andrzejczyk,
Ian kutel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-06

sefamy WSarusa, ~przysfaf nam nastepujaee
wspomnienic po6miertno o ,~,sfowiku ukraihskim',
juk nazwaf Zaleskiego Mickiewicz:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-06
sKANDALICZNA SPRAWA " AMEHY.
KANSKIM WHINE.

WlLSo, LINCOLN Co., MINI, % kwictnia, 1856 /.
SZANOWNY PAINE REDAKTORZE,
Upraszsmy Szanownego Pana o faskawe u
micszczenie W s~zpaltach swojego pisma %nastqpu-
jacej ko4 espondencyi:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-06
Wadleigh Vaughn

przenieSli swe BIURO SPRZEDAZY GRI'N-
TOW do lokalu p. e. 4. Au0rue, New Block.
Stevens Point, WIS.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, O.-Scnator Cullum
and Representatives Reagan and Weaver of
the conference committee, on the interstate
commerce bill, had an informal conference to-
day. Tomorrow the other members Of the
conference will be here and another meeting
will be held with a view to fixing up a com
promise. When congress adjourned, last
August, two bills were left in conference,
Mr.. Reagan's, providing for the regulation of
all transportation rates between states so
that discriminating rates cannot be charged,
and Mr.. Cullum's, providing for the creation
Of a commission to examine the subiect and
report needed legislation. Both of those
gentlemen, it Is understood, hope TO see the
difference in the bills adjusted, and a com
promise measure brought forth early in the
session, realizing thar unless some agreement
is reached early, none will be possible during
the hurry and hustle Of the closing of the
short session.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 3.-First Comptroller
Durham has notified Hon. 8. s. Cox that he
is entitled to his salary as minister to Turkey
until the date OF the acceptance of his resig-
nation, and also that he is entitled to his sal
sry as congressman from the date Of Pulitz-
er'S resignation. He says Mr.. Cox did not
hold the two Offices simultaneously, but the
rule established by congress as to the payment
OF its mcmb, r. is All arbitrary one which the
treasury must respect.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 3.-The department OF
state na> received a dispatch from the United
States cpusul at Dnrkee, in Central Africa
announcing the death in battle of King Sauna
Lomne6, Of Cayar. Tie consul says the king
appeared at Tivemane, in Cayar, with a mum
Der Of his followers, under arms, for the pur-
pose of collecting tribute 10 which he believed
himself entitled by treaty. The demand for
tribute was refused and a battle followed.
After a brief engagement the kings followers
fed, leaving twenty OF their number dead on
the field. The king was run through the body
with a sword.
LONDON, Dee. A United Press CORES
pondeut at Dublin telegraphed this morning
that the Irish officers at the castle are prepar-
ing for a determined struggle against the
national league. The procedure will involve
proclamations, arrests and probably seizure
Of the United Ireland newspaper.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11

vorce suit In which Hack WAS counsel for Mrs.
Mintzberger. He claims Hack attempted to
blast his sisters reputation and defame the
fair name Of his mother, hence the castigation
was administered Mintzberger Is held to
await the result of Hacks injuries, which are
very serious. The.airair created a great sensa'
tion and Is the talk Of the city.
AVER JUNCTION, Mass, Dec. "A large
brick building occupied by a glue manuiac
turing concern was completely destroyed 10y
fire early this morning. Loss sl25,00O.
BosTor, Dee. 3.--The result of the investi
CATION Of the defalcation of Reed, treasurer OF
the South Boston Horse Railway company
shows a deficit of $4,000. This Is a much
larger amount than at first reported.
BRocKToN, Mass, Dec. 3.-The opera house
block was destroyed by fire this morning. The
loss is $4,000. A number Of merchants In
the block were burned out. The beautiful
opera house Is q mass Of ruins.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11

CHICAGO, Dee. 6-At a meeting hold in
this city Saturday afternoon to set on foot a
movement TO counteract the influence Of So
%cialists and their teachings, the name ''Patri.
ots' League" was adopted. General John
l.. Thompson was elected president; Colonel
II. w. Jackson, treasurer, and Thomas NJ.
Nichol, secretary. An executive committee
and a committee on publication were appoint
ed, and the following platform and dcclara-
ton of principles and purposes were adopted:
Any person may become a member of this
league by signing the platform setting forth
It's principles and purposes. Any person con-
tributing money to this league will be enti-
tied to receive its publications to the full
amount Of money contributed. The primary
objects Of this league shall be:
l.. To support and defend the government,
constitution, laws and institutions OF the
United States, national, state and municipal,
as administered through three necessary and
well defined OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES execu-
tive and judicial and to furnish a channel
through which the order-loving and law-hon-
oring sentiment Of the country can at all
times express itself and make its convictions
and strength known. 2. To oppose anarchy,
socialism, communism, mormonism and des-
potism Of all kinds and all kindred social and
peace OF society, the authority Of the govern
ment, sanction OF law, rights OF property, lib
erty Of citizen AID the sacredness Of family.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11

FREMONT, Neb., Dee. Sat friday morning
about 5 O'Clock the elevator at the rancho OF
the Standard Cattle company, seven miles
west Of Fremont, was discovered on fire. The
pumps ana fire apparatus Of the company
were brought into requisition TO subdue 1t,
but the efforts failed. The pumps were kept
running until the building was thoroughly ON
fire. When the slack coal bin caught an ex-
plosion occurred, driving the engineer and
the men at the pumps from their posts. The
FIRE spread rapidly and soon had It's own way.
In two or three hours the elevator was all
consumed, and three cars of feed standing on
the track were consumed. After the building
was consumed the pumps were started and
water turned on the burning grain contents
of the elevator. At / o'clock a portion Of the
Fremont fire department vert up in response
TO a telegram. Great difficulty was expert
enced in saving the large barn adjoining, con
tanning 3 200 head OF cattle. The loss on the
building and contents Is 10000, insured in
Underwriters, New York, for $4,000, and
80, 900 in another company.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11
Henry George Delivers ar Address in Fam
euil He'll.

BosToS, Mass, Dec. 6.-Henry George
spoke at two large labor gatherings Saturday
night at Faneuil hall and Sumner hall. He
was received with great applause. He forci
bly, urged the people to join in the movement
which would give political control of the coun-
try to the masses, who are most interested In
It's welfare. '"The Democratic and Republi-
can parties,'' he said, zone represented a
grand idea on the one hand and great politi-
cal philosophy on the other, but now both
idea and philosophy are forgotten. The time
has come to bring principle into politics. The
laboring men must go into politics in order to
further their own interests He urged them
to stand together and vote for their own can
dIdates. Addresses were made by Messrs.
Carlton, Mcneil and others.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11

John Ruskin: Most people think if
they keep all the best oom in their
hearts swept and garnished for Christ.
then they may keep a little chamber in
their hearts wall for Belial on his oc-
casional visits, or a three-legged stool
for him in the hearts scullery, where
he may lick the dishes. 1t won't do!
You must cleanse the heart of him as
YOU would of the plague, to the last
SPOT. You must be resolved that all
YOU are >hall be Gods.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11
Pleuro- Pneumonia in Pennsylvania.

LANCASTER, Pa, Observation-Disclosures bad
outbreak of pleuro-pneumonia is reported
from the southern end of Lancaster county.
DIR. J {. snoub, of this city, yesterday found
a herd of twelve ON the farm Of Joseph Huss,
in Martin township suffering from the dis
ease. He killed two and quarantined the re
msinder. Another herd In the same vicinity
ia affected.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11
Successor.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ga gentleman who
is on intimate terms with Assistant Secretary
Fsirchild said TO your correspondent tonight
that that official will succeed Mr.. Manning az
Of the treasury before the middle OF
January, and that 1t has betn finally deter
mined upon. Manning fears a recurrence of
paralysis, and is very DESTROYS of being re-
lieved. Fairchild says he Will be an assistant
IN ma other secretary.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11
Alarming Snrean Of Cholera.

BuESos AYREs, Nov. 29.-The spread of
the cholera in Rosario created great alarm
yesterday. There were seventy-two new cases
and fifty four deaths. At Cordova seven
cases were reported to-day. Congress has
adjourned owing to the visitation of the dis
easp-
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11
FOREIGN.

BUCHAREST, Nov. 29.-Fugitive Bulgarians
who sympathized with M. Zankeff, the Rus
sophie member, late of the Bulgarian cabi-
net, and to whose intrigue tie overthrow Of
Primer Alexander was largely attributed. held
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11
The Presidents Sickness.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The president was
no better yesterday, and continued to deny
himself to callers, and remain in his room,
although he is not confined to his bed. His
attsck is rheumatic, and Is almost entirely
confined to his knees, but is very painful.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11

Mr.. Ed. Z. Wells, Thetis Z. o., Ste
vens county, Washington Territory.
was entirely cured of rheumatism by
the use of st. Jacobs Oil. He says: Il
consider it a wonderful remedy and
will always speak a good word for it."
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11
II Is So

T.. Rail druggist nj nia'sv Ia. Kan,
ha. ri, 10 " site shout hIrn's Lung Ba sam:
at ia the best settling ihr "A An' imtg r. Hir-
DIV, and give gene, al Ia slate | ~. Ct "r-
fully recommend 1T b, the large $ltO
bottle for lung diseases.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11

A new mineral, called adamscobite, has
been discovered In Missouri. 1t cuts steel
with great r~apidity, and yet retains it's
shaYnness.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11

II You are bilious, take DIR. Pierce's 'Pleas-
ant Purs alive Pellets" the original Little
Liver Pulls" OF all druggists.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-11

Cen. Horace Blnney Sargent is spending
the winter in California for his health.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-09
TRANSPORTATION TOPICS.
Crippled Texas g. Pacific.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 9.-The Grip
pied condition of portions of the Texas &
Pacific railway made it apparent some time
ago that the issue of receivers certificates
would be necessary to plan the road in op-
erative order. The Wistar reorganization
committee agreed to take $500, 900 of these
certificates, If their place proved successful
in bringing all interests together Since
the organization. however, of committee
i'll the Individual interest of the Rio
GTande division. it was deemed proper by
the Wistar committee that the Rio Grande
bondholders should provide for the proper
equipment OF that portion of the road that
they have threatened to separate from their
system. In view of this conclusion, Gen.
Wistar wrote several days ago
to Charles NJ Frye, chairman of the Rio
Grande division bondholders committee.
saying that 100000 of the receivers certi-
ticates were now ready to be applied to the
uses of that division for betterments, and
asking him what amount of certificates his
committee was ready to subscribe for. A
reply was received to-day stating the COM
mittee would not take any of the certificates.
AS the receivers have stated that thew can
not operate the Rio Grande division any
longer unless repairs are properly made
1t is said to be probable that they may
cease the further movement of trains on
that portion of the line. Gen. Wistar pro-
poses to communicate with the receivers at
once the position of affairs and the declina-
tod of the Rio Grande bondholders to fur
nish the money for the improvement of
their part of the line
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-09
ERSONAES.

W. F. Bosworth. Chicago, is a guest at the
Ryan.
S. D. Ryan, Dubuque, is registered at the
Ryan.
H. Jenkins, Alexandria, is a guest at the
Ryan.
W. E. Windsor, Boston, is putting up at the
Ryan.
C. E. Billiard, verndale. is at the Mer-
chants.
C. A. Miller, Valley City, is putting up at
the Ryan.
J. Dobbins Faribault, is a guest at the
Merchants.
G. S. Ives, st. Peter, is stopping at the
Merchants.
E. f. Knight, Iowa City, is a gu est at the
Clarendon.
]. o. Thomas, of New York, is stopping at
the Clarendon
S. z. Ficklen, Des Moines, is putting up at
the Clarendon.
J. D. Markham, Rush City, is putting up
at the Merchants.
L. H. Hershfield, Helena, Mont, is stop
ping at the Ryan.
DIR. Ogden and friend, Sioux City, are stop
ping ut the Clarendon.
c. A. Hubbard, Lake City, is among the
guests at the Merchants.
G. B. Ross and wife, Arvilla, OAK, are
stopping at the Merchants.
At the Ryan: Frank Riddell, Milwaukee;
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-09
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A report was circulated yesterday that the
Rock Island had reduced freight rates, and
that road was closely followed by the Illinois
Central and the Minnesota & Northwestern.
which joined in the cut. The last road
named denies that there is ally such cut. and
declares that if there is one it does not know
it. There were plenty of railroad men who
believed a cut had been made. The Miwau-
kee and Omaha appeared to know nothing
about it. There would not be anything re-
markable about it if there was cut. 1t
would be no new thing. These cuts have
been made right along, and all the roads have
been engaged in them.
A rate for the Patuarchal circle convention
at Grand Rapids, Mich, this month OF SS.l5
for the round trip from st. Paul and return,
which is half a cent a mile. The business
was offered to the Milwaukee 81 st. Paul and
declined at the figures. A rate of So for the
round trip to Chicago for the Knights of
Pythias meeting at Toronto this month was
made, which is a cut OF So from the agreed
rate. The Knights went by the Milwaukee s.
St. Paul at an agreed rate, that company de-
cling to meet the cut. 1t is the policy of this
company to make no contracts for transpor-
taIion below tariff rates for any specified