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Savannah morning news., 1886-05-09

MILLEDGEvLLE GA. May S.-As Tobe
Hogan, colOred, was cOming % town To-
day he and Morgan Freeman engaged In
fight, In which Freeman was badly cut.
Freeman's brother tried 10 finish the fight
this evening, and was shot by Hogan.
Morgan Freeman is expected 10 die.
Sherin Ennls arrested Hogan tonight.
Savannah morning news., 1886-05-09

CHICAGO. May s.-The manufacturers
OF metal goods to-day posted up notices
on all their works declaring their readi-
ness 20 resume operations ~ soon as q
sufficient number OF men reported Tor
duty 70 work ten hours AZ the old rate Of
pay-
Savannah morning news., 1886-05-09

AUGUSTA, GA, May s.--Dr. q. VI. Phil
lips, OF Tenn, WAS elected fraternal dele
gate from the African Methodist Episco-
pal General Conference now In session
here, 10 the Methodist Episcopal General
Conference in session 40 Richmond.
Savannah morning news., 1886-05-09
Novn Scotinn secession.

Secretary Fielding's resolutions favOring
secession of Nova Scotia from the Cana
dian confederation were carried in the
House Of Assembly tonight by vote OF
Savannah morning news., 1886-05-09

VIcKsBURG, May S.--The city 10 wild
with enthusiasm over the result OF the
Savannah drill and the victory OF the
Volunteer SouthrOns. Washington street
" prOiusely decorated with bunting, BAN
ners and emblems.
Savannah morning news., 1886-05-09
srupYING IRISH WAYS.

DUBLIN, May s.-The Express, (Con-
servative( commenting on Gen. Wolse-
ley's alleged threat, says that one result
OF the passage OF the home rule bill
would be 10 clear the army within "a
hours Ofsome Of It's best officers. ''who,"
adds the paper. "would not go alone to
Ulster" The Express also declares that
military strategists are already studying
Irish maps and Ulster history.
Savannah morning news., 1886-05-09
Honolulu Igire swept.

SAN Francisco, May S.--Fire at Homo
lulu, April Is, burned over about 60 acres
OF the most thickly settled portion Of the
Chinese quarter and made hOm less 5000
people. The loss Is estimated nc $1,000, ,OOO..
Savannah morning news., 1886-05-09

ROME, May S.--The date for the eleva-
tiOn 10 the dignity OF Cardinal OF the
Archbishops Of Rennes, Rheims, Sens.
Baltimore and Quebec has been fixed for
lima IN
Savannah morning news., 1886-05-09
Deu1oornrvIs NOminoe.

NEW ORLEANS, May s.--The Democrats
OF the second Congressional districts
have nominated J. q. Beard 10 the vacan-
cy caused by the death Of Michael Hahn.
Savannah morning news., 1886-05-09
shad for South OaroIna.i

WASHINGTON. May S.-The fish COM
mission car will leave Havre de Grace to-
morrow with 100000 shad for Broad and
Saliuda rivers, South Carolina.
Savannah morning news., 1886-05-09
Hnnred for WIfe-Nlurtier

wAxAHAoBrE TEXAS. May s.-Gecrge
Young, a negro wiie-murderer, was exc
cuted here today In the presence Of 5000
persons.
Savannah morning news., 1886-05-09

The police have begun a search among
the physicians for the purpose Of obtain
ing, II possible, an estimate Of the num-
Der Of anarchists who were wounded
Tuesday night. They have found one
doctor who was called into Seeph's
saloon, where he attended 10 wounded
men. Some were badly hurt about their
bodies and heads, while others were suf-
fering from gunshot wounds in the legs
and arms. Other doctors tell stories
about visiting saloons, drug stores and
rooms 10 attend wounded anarchists, and
by this means the police have traced up a
great MANY cases.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
Go to j. Il Laughin's

10 get cheap Furniture. Also
fullneli of cofiins always in Stock.
J. B. Laughlin,
East Side Public square
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
Sent to the Coal Mines,

The following convicts at the re-
cent term of the Circuit Court were
carried to the Pratt Coal Mines
Tuesday morning last;
Alex Timmons grand larceny, l
year for penalty and Is months for
cost; VIM King for burglary, penalty
of one year and 191 days for CO SITS;
Monroe Jones grand larceny, year
for penalty, 2Sl days for colts; Thos
Wilson burglary, year for penalty.
30S days for costs; Abe Walker
grand larceny. l year for penalty,
337 days for costs; General Brooks,
burglary, l year for penalty, 2Sl
days for costs. Percy Walker bar
glary, penalty of one year and 1913
days for costs.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
County Court

The county court was in session
this week, beginning Monday.
Among the cases disposed Of were
the following;
VIM Youngblood concealed pis
tol, $50 and costs; Charles Slaughter
concealed pistol, nolle pressed; E
M. Webster, concealed pistol, $50
and costs, Jack Townsend, assault
and battery. $50 and costs; Jack
Townsend, concealed pistol, $50 and
costs; Pompey Gum, gaming, $50
and costs; Major Wyon, gaming, $40
and costs; Jordan Bynum. gaming,
$50 and costs; Tim Anderson, gam
lug. 500 and costs; G.. w. Hoed,
petit larceny, $500 and costs, Alfred
Jones concealed pistol, so and costs;
Chas. Evans, gaming, $50 and
costs; James Brown, gaming, $50 and
costs; Henry Fletcher, concealed pis-
tol, $40 and costs; VIM Here ford,
gaming, $50 and costs; Geo. Sher-
man, gaming, $50 and costs: Charles
sledge, gaming, $50 and costs;
Frank Williams, gaming, $50 and
cost.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13

buy your groceries, country pro
dnce, glass and china ware and no.
ions generally at
J.R. K1Ess'
Grocery Store,
Bargains are offered at the lowest
cash prices in the market.
Ga To i II I.auOhin'S
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
The Rust Concert.

The concert at the NJ E Church
FRIDAY Feb 5, for the benefit of
Rust Institute under the manage
ment Of Prof Garner, WAS not as
largely attended as It's worthy ohjsct
entitled it to BE-. The Programme
was Interesting and f'irly rendered
by tie student, participating. The
ey4rcisos we're ,,p-ue,I wltl snng
.In NJ ,naser hi 20 lowly' by
Misses slar;, l. Clay. Ellen Scrnggs,
julia Hicks, Georgil Garter Mary
Ella Tur,les, rnrneiia jane. Emma
Ra,re. A htrsi B,ilfr, as! ~ ssrs
4 A.len 4 Cayisr $ i Ji me- Brown.
PRAYER hy Re- i:G eni h ll,en
soilaw,d Il tn +! ee / very ii II 2
new. solo ;.ii 81" Us Address. :.
Mr. Moo.,a. II ~ Dor olnlngue
Mrs .IasAs, ! ] .ss4--. S.,t L, H. Bob
ii, k: Di t,.u4. s'o-niu.l' To- Aunt
aatil.la: {; i 3t:na lie Maniac
Miss El!.-n sScfuse', Sans-Evenins
on tie Il Ks; G l..siilenics, BY a class
# little boys; Soug Homeless 70
night: Solo Miss Julia Hicks.-De-
clamation, Miss Elvira Bryant
Closing Song and Chorus. Prof Wm
Riley performed on the organ.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
Personal.

Mr.. Henry Moore is in Mem
phis.
Mr.. Ihaddeus Scott, will close his
fourshipg school in West Morgan
March 11th with an exhibition and a,
supper.
Miss Madgie Mcdonald was down
from her school at Thompson's Mill
Saturday.
Mr.. S S Byuum. came pu from
Memphis this week.
Prof. S H Jones, of Whitesburg
made US a pleasant call Saturday
Mr.. Pope Mcdaniel completely re
covered from his Xmas mishap is
pushing his business with char
acteristic activity.
Miss. LillieC Bradford resumes
her school at the Whorten place
Monday.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
The Monte SanO Hotel,
To be Built Before June,

We clip from the Huntsville Inde-
pendent the following description OF
the proposed hotel, arrangements for
the erection of which on the noun
tain East of the city, are about com
pleted. The exact location de-
termined upon is about four hundred
yards from The Point and 400 yards
from Elias Rcck, over Patton's
Spring. Besides being specially
eligible location from many consid-
erations, it is just over Patton's :
Spring, SO that the supply OF water
from the Cold Spring may be supple
mented if need be, by water from the
latter source. There will be water
tower five stories high, and hand
some observatory. The hotel build
ing will have 135 rooms and the
frontage Of the building be 3O3 feet
The dining room will be 81 K 40
feet. A graceful piazza belt will
circle around the entire building and
each room viii have an external
exposure, The Bell Heating Ap-
paratus will been sed: also, an ele-
vator and every modern convenience
known to the most advanced art in
hosiery; An electric light will be
visible further than the eye can
sweep. The building will be erected
and furnished throughout in every
particular known to the business
and the keys delivered, for the sum
total of $4,000.
Mr. John Ray of Now York. is the
architect and general superintendent
Mr. j s Melburn of New Jersey, is
to be the builder. A partial list OF
the stockholders is embraced in the
the following:
NJ J O'ShaugEnessy, J F o.
Schaughnssy, j r Steavens, John
l. Rison, A Campbell, 7 N Ford,
W T Taylor, A B Jones. G NJ Har
ris, Ii McGhee, G Il Halsey, w L
Halsey,W w P Newman, Milton Humes
Ernest Dentler j B Laughlin, w T
Slruvle, a W Mccullough, r E
Coke.
It is expe cted that others will
take stock in the enterprise. There
are about 50 acres in tue hotel body
Of land incIuling all of the principal
irontsges on the monntain north and
west. The grounds will be adol ned
and highly improved aud the
management will srara nothing to
make it deiig ht:ul resort.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
Shoes and Slippers,
HOSIERY g. GLOVES.

We are Offering spzoial bargains
n black ana solid cclored Hose. CASH
nere. Jersey and Taffeta Gloves in long
ensths full stock of the best makes
in Md constantly on hand.
Special care will be taken in filing or
ie1s sent to us by mail and sstisfactios
,uarenteed in every instance.
We also invite attention to our large
stock In the Donegan Block. North Side
IF Public Square.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13

Cal! for a Tea achers, Meet
ing.

The teachers of Madison county
are requested to meet at the M E
church at noon the first Saturday in
March, 1886. for the purpose OF con-
sidering u alters for the promotion of
the educational interests of the coun
ty; and for securing a represan tatlon
at the coming Annual session Of the
Alabama Teachers Institute ut S. r
ma IN April next.
W. P. Williams,
Chas Tearn.
Francis D wis,
R. NJ Lowe,
Price o. Haywood,
and otl trs.
t untsville, Ala Feb 13, 1886.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
''s,+sisshborhoea News and Gesss'pp.


-yeentine day to morrow.
Evening Star Lo lge meets
Monday nj. ht for work.
-Palmer q ii is bein ! pushed
lorWard to competition.
we ale eltd to announce Il at
The stubborn oh lltdge is being f,-
moved.
Some Of t't. best Of tie musical
snd literary talent of Rust Institute
= ENG traine'i for Concert for tie
'.n-ii Of the NJ E Church. This
rOa'~r' will be given Thursday night
x J f iiumphrev assisted
'H h"v Alfred Barnett hes been
G''ot Z series Of ,neetin.s at his
IO'''.h F'lt week, which have been
'"seiy attended every night.
, hT ;ircn;b Conrt expired by
'1s hmliation 2f the law last Sat
way night at 12 o'clock. The
'"'Y II the Ficksing case failed to
@SF'e and WAS discharged. II is
'''a the jury stood II for conviction
" manslanghter to one for acquit-
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
ATHENS.

Town is quiet.
Health is fair.
Marriages booming.
Push your business.
Balmy weather after the freeze.
T. icourage you homer institutions
support your papers aid race.
Miss III. E Mllone ia teaching
a mile north Of Athens.
Rev. q. S. Williams has retura :
ed from his business tr p to White
side, Tenn.
| am glad to note the GONZALES
cence Of Miss. Laura II. Malone.
Mrs. M. L. Austin, went to De
catur Jan. 81 t to attend the funeral
OF little Laura Belle, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Robert Lavert.
Mr.. Jerry G. Scott, and Miss
Fannie F. Higgins, were united in
holy wedlock Thursday night, Feb.
2. 1886, Rev. Green Friend officia
ting. May their future be bright
always with the blessing of
Fortunes smile.
RABBIT FooT.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
Absolutely Pure.

This powder never varies. A ma
ell of purity, strength and holesom
noess. More economical than the
irdinarv kinds, and cannot be sold
In G c)mpetition with the multitude OF
ow test, short weight alum or phos-
,b ate powders, Sold only IN cans
EtyA, BAKING POWDER Co., 106 Wal
NY. Oct 31-1yr
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
SPECIALT:Es IN

Wool Ltp R5bes. Lii
:. Blankets. White l.
Horse Bla nkets. Twiiled Fiauno
io,ton House Blankets. Colored Canton
'ancy Cassinie res. Doe Skin Jean
yorst+d Suitin gs. Trunk
All Wool Jersy's V,Iises .
Onr Custom Unlaundred ,hirt
Owns; / made OF Wamhutt . Al
$lss's en- It1As styeralfe
iteet :. is thu Lest shirt in
A. CA MPHElLA
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
c. z Church Roll OF Honor.

Miss Maggie McDonnald, Mr
Norris Scbaudies, Mrs Henrietta
Schaudies, Ne G. L. Jones, 'Dea-
con-, Air Tom Suith, Mrs Lizzie
Johnson, Slrs Eliza Evans, Mr. Ned
Simmons.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
For THE Meek.

Miss Margie Mcdonald, Mr.. Nor.
ris Schsudies, Mrs. Henrietta Schau-
dies, Mr. q. l.. Jones, Mr.. Tom
Smith. Mrs. Lizzie Johnson, Mrs.
Eliza Evans, Mrs. Mary Hall
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
New Goods Special bargains.

White India Linen and Check Main
socks lOc-yd.
Special lot OF Hamburgs, 15c yd.
Sheer Linen Lawn H'dkfs,, 10cts.
Splendid Linen Towels very large, zoe.
Fruit Of the Loom yd. wide Bleached,
6 yd.
We have reduced the prices of our
Black Cashmeres and Henrietta Cloth.
"ewill open this week an invoice of
me custom made shoes, Kid, and peb
goat, button at very reduce price.
NJ. NJ. NEWMAN & Co.,
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
EOOT AND SHOE SHOP

kay- Boots and Shoes made
ArM.to order, and repairs
ad.4ssG ] A&a done in best style and
at cheapest prices.
JAMES G. HOBBS,
Madison St, below Georgia Bridge
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01

stronek przerznieto. Nieszcze-
sllwego strasznie gryzie sumie-
nle, a nadto zatruwa mu ~
Gle okropny aal tysiecy, jake
straclf przez niesZczesne wmie.
szanle sic do wojny parahal-
ne].
Niemiecki Haus<t.ieumd poda1
niedawno przctlumaczony 2 sp.
P1elyzyna Pols1iego artykul
pod tytu]em ,,Precz z maska", !,
W najokropnlejszy sposob czer,
macy duchowienstwo polskie
W Ameryce. Zeby talk nasz
Me5er Hau$:treu1d cztsciej "a
gladaf swolm prysterom "a
kolnierz, u niejednego zna-
laz]by robaczSi, wylegle W do,
mu publicznym..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01
Stevens Point.

I mas mormonizm (wieio
zelistwo) ME chce sic przyjqt,
kilka dni temu adwokat w
w. ILaseltlne TAX moc;,o dmu
chn4l try razy ma bankiera
Morsego ma ulicy, ze tenze z
bryczki wypadl, a koh sic
sploszyf i uciek&. Haseltine je.
szczc konaiqceso nosa TRACTS
uiby psa. Potem sam oddaI
sic pvIicyi, lccz 2lozyws1v 10
tysiecy dol. kaucyii, natych
miast puszczony Zosta} na wo!
nose. PAM Hascl,inowa zp
slrachu czmychnela. Adwokat
pcwno wygra, 20 podobno Nor
Sc Zone mu uwodzi}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01
PittsRs

Towarzystwo Huzarzy Kro-
la Jana I'LL sobieskiego przy-
stapi]o W dniu % czerwca do
Zwiazku Narodowego dekla-
racya wraz 2 wstepnem ode
SLANG zosta1a do sekretarza
Zwiqzku Mar. Pol. p. Morgen-
sterna W Chicago. Ma tymcza-
sem zapisalo sic do hwiazku 2f
czlonkow reszta przy}qczy sic
ma najblizszem zgromadzeniu
miesiecznem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01

porownaf tutaj ma kazaniu lud
nasz polski 2 najdzikszymi In
dyanami, W kosciele Polako.
wi nawet chrzqknqG ME VOL
no.-Nasi to wszystko cierpli-
vie znoszq!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01
Hay City

Delegaci polscy ma Sejm
Zwjqzkowy niechW raczq od-
wiedzit tutejszq winiarniq i sa
Ion pana A. PHybylihs]Sieso-
loS Washington Ave- Znaj-
dq w tym loISalu przyzwoite
polskie towarzystwo .jaknaj-
serdccznie.jsze przyjecie. |l'inus
talze wylozony w winiarni p.
Przybyliiskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01
Sprawy biezace \
Wimuso1u Polonuso7y obchodzqcc
Detroit.
Detroit.

Ma naszem Wojciechowie
krazy pogloska, IL ks. Kola-
shski ma zjechaG do mas ma
4 lipca rb. i Ia pozwoleniem
Oica sw. kosciof dawniejszy
swej paratii otworzyc.- Chyba
by to pozwolemie przywiozi ze
s4ba ks. Jozef Dabrowski, kto-
ry dotad bawi W Rzymie.
Groc.rniIS, ktorego do
mu zastrzelono przcd paru
nuiesiacami nlewinnego ziomka
naszego, w tych dnlach diva
razy usilowal sic powiesitt,
lecz zawsze jeszcze w pore po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01
kbsllut8a.

Szwab njedowarzony, Z NILE
klein "a uszsmi, pozarl OIL
brzyma Polaka i to jeszcze ma
cody, kicdy nie powlu'en byl
mice glodu.
Teraz lud polsl<i t]ucze sic
po obcych ko:' cio]ach, jalS 3e-
brak, jak zbieg,-Niemcy Al.
rysze potrqcsja Polakow jak
"a plzcproszeuiem rogate b.
delko "a drzwi wypychaja
;jak lotrow, ale oui z tego kon-
tenci. ...
Ksieza polscy ME 1akomia
sic ma osierocone probostwo,
10 wiedzq dobrze, ze dopoki
ow Szwab co. tn bedzie, ia
den ksiqdz polski dlugo sic W
Duluth ME ostoi.
Skutkiem denuncyacyi kpa,
pijanicy = wydallla kapitu!a
kslledza po]skiego IA grapice-
ME udzieliwszy mu nawet glo-
su do obrony!.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01

Pcwol do woiny w P,tt-burghu,
ktorej dotychczasowy przebicg po-
~aastje Wio17ts pod osobnym tytu-
tenn, narc-zcie sic wyjasnif. Two
RIA sc tam rownocz,snio diva
polsllie Towarzystwa wojslowe,
jedno ped opieka Zwiazku Chry-
stusowego = jaIs n"zywa w Gue.
PIshiej ks. Barszcz Jersey City
koscicl liatoIcki drugie pod
opicka Zwiazllu Narodowego; to-
warzystwo kcscic'ne organiZuje ks. :.
prob. Miskiewicz, swicckie zas p.
karol ID. Nowak.
IL. Mskiewicz przesaduje za-
tenn Huzarow kfola Sobieskiego
wieccj q osobistego interesu, .jaIS 2
zHsady, DO zcwszad za,rcza a mi,
IL mlmo swc; chwilowej niecheci
do Zwiazlu Mar ies: dobrym pa
tryot} caiem screen kocha polska
Ojczyzne.
Ale ma coz ksieazu narazac
siebie samcgo i zycie parati;,n, ma
coz mu za!Sf0cat srokoj W paratii,
4 zel cd razu, byte tyIllo zechciai,
Aworzyc moae mila zgode w Pitts
GsS:srghu? Mech tylko przcstanie
Nvygadywac na Huzurow 4 ambcny,
1iech ME oIsuwa ich dz;cci cd
r ls9ty u ich samych cd koscioia
: pociech religjinych, - s2ybko,
;akby ,elsc obroeif, bedzie miai
swiety Apokoj cd skrzydlatych
straszydet.
Przypom;nam ks. Misk iewlczo-
vi, do ktorego 2ywie niekfamany
szacunek, owo przyfowic facihsk
Sire rinco, sire ri,tror, semper
aaaculor = nCzy zwycicze, czy u
legnq, zaw $40 sie splamiq" mann
nadzieje, ze 10 giebs1"j r'zwadzc II
zawrze przymierze Y dowodzca
urmii swych chwilowych przc-
ciwnikow.
JWmus tymczasem hedzie stat
srodku pomiedzy wrogiemi "bo-
zami, niby drazvk pomiedzy dwo-
ma brylSajaccmi rumakami, j me
dopusci, by roducy boIesne sic
kalcczyli przez to ,kurczyli"
Ojczyzne.
.Najster.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01
z blizka i Y daleka.

Dnia 5 lipca rozpoczme sic
Sejm narodowy W Bay City,
ma kt6ry 2 r6znych stron u
nil polnocno-amerykahsklej po-
daaq delegaci polskich Stowa-
rzyszeh, ably spe}nlc misye, ia
kie i'm powierzyli ich wybor-
cy, i braG udziaf w stanowie-
niu uchwaf mad projektaml, ja-
lie pzcd1ozone beGq Sejmowi
pod obrady.
Najwazniejszcm zadanlem
Sejmu bedz:e wybor nowego
Cenzora, zrewidowanie konsty-
tucyi Zwiazku i W razie, gdy-
by Nowy York zaniecha1 dali
szego rozdwaiania Zwiqzku, u
reculowania ohreslenla sto-
sm,kow polslSiego Centralnego
Komitetu Dobroczynnoscl W
Nowvm l-orku do Centralnego
Zarzadu naszeYo Zwiazku Ma
rodowego.
Nadto powinicn zajac sic
Seim ustanowieniem kolekto =
row Slzarbu narodowego oraz
sprawq zakfadania polsk1ch
Bankow oszczednoscl.
Co do picrwszego punI<tu OBJ
raty ziezawodnie beda najburzlw-
sze, gdyz heda sic soba s"ierafy
diva niezgodne pomiqazy soba rrady
zdania = czy na przedstawlciela
sp6ieczehstwa polskiego W Ame'yce
wyLrad starajacego SO o ten urza0.
bogacza nowojorskiego, czy tez
zatrzymaG dotychczasowego Cen
zora p. Grygluszewskiego, mnie.j
zamoznego, lecs tenn wiecej zastu.
Aonego dla sprawy Polakow W
Ameryce, znanego goracego pa
tryotyzmu nicposzlakowanego
charuktcru.
O lie zdotafem wymiarkowac:
nieuprzedzcni delegac beda wiecej
cenili istotna, w skutkach wldoma
zasiugq, nis zwodniczy blask skar-
bow, kt6rych oprocz p. Jerzma-
nowsl1iego Mkt ME liczyf.
Pan Gryglaszewski jest cara
dnym przemysfowcem, wysoce ce-
nionym przez Anglikow kontrai-
torem robot blucharsk k'ch, dobrym
Polakiem, dobrym katolikiem, czfc.
wiekiem sprawiedliwym i ostwar
tym, dla kakdego zomka przy-
sternym.
Wszystko co p. Gryglaszew-
ski posiada, zdoby1 sobie przez
wfasnq piIna i uczciwa prace,
jest vice taSim czysto pol
skim typem, jakim byf nasz
Czarnecki, ktory ME wiel-
kich majqtk6w = ,,nle soil,
ami, roll, tylko tego, co to
boil" wyrobif sobie pomiedzy
ziomkami wpiyw i znaczenie.
Jego tel W5;wus nadal
poleca Szan. Delegation ma Cen
zora, pozostawiajqc zreszta ka-
2demu do wolf, ma kogo be
die glosowa}, byle tylko s1u-
chaf glosu sumienia, ME dat
sic zacmic nowoyorskim z}o-
tenn nos ochraniaf pred "a
bojczemi kadzidlami gazoweml.
KS. Domagalsl1i z Parisville,
dyecezyi detroickiej, ten sam,
co talk szkaradnie osmarowa1
swego Confratra W Pielpzy'nie,
wystosowal list do jeducgo z
akcyonaryuszow H7Imuso, p.
Fr. Drazkowskiego, W ktorym
zapewnia, IL ks. koIasihski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01
N1aIlisiee.

ttworzy'a sic tutaj polska
grupa Rycerzy piracy pod La
zwq ,.kosciuszko." Obecnie IL
czy juz 40 czlonkow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01

Zawiazuie siq tutaj polskie To-
warzystwo "kcyjnc, majace ma celu
zaiozenie handIu, obejmujacego ra-
zem grocernia, skfad towar6w
tokciowych i tahszych ubiorow oraz
kraw obuwia. Odbyto sic JUL po-
siedzenie, M kt6rem byto 18
czionkow. Akcye So po 25 doIarow
j kaidemu Polakowi wolno zakupid
do 20. DO tymczas Jwego komitetu
urzadzajacego owa spoke 'akcyjna
naIeza obywatelo: Joz. Jezewski
.jako prezydent, Wincenty Kupfer-
schmidt jake przcwodniczacy, Aud.
Jezewski .jako kasyer, wreszcie
August Schre'be. Jan Buczyhski
jaIAo opiekunowic kasy.
hto by p:agnat wzia6 udziaf
tenn przed-iebiorstwie, ME ;haj
sic zjawi w piatek, 3 lipca, 60
dzInic $50 po poiudniu, W sail po
sicdzen Koila Dramatycznego,
gdzlo beda w6wczas przyjmowani
nowi czfonkowie
(Ciqg dalszy ma stronie Sme,j.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01

NJ. j. Sadowski = widze sic
zniexolonym. odwo1aG obelge,
wyrzadzona ranu X. W zna-
nym dopisku mojego pi6ra, j
odtqd pragne zachowywac dla
niego dawniejsze uszanowanie,
tenn wiecej, ze oswiadczyf wy
raznie ,jednemu 2 abonentow
naszych w Chicago, il mu sic
teraz JIlarus podoba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01
VViadoInoSci rnieiscowe.

Wiadomo, re na zeszlorocznym sej-
mic Nv. Mar. Pol. w La Crosse vie
kszosc dclegAtow objawila zy,z ME,
ably scjm w r. 1887 odby} sig W Vino
mic Srodziewamy sig przelo, ze czlon-
kowie tegorocznego scjmu Bay City
beda sic poczuwali do obowi2zku spell
nicnia tel obietnicy i l.zyszly scjm
Zwjqzkowy naznacza do nuszego miasta.