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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-03-26
LATER NEWS.

AN express train on the Rock Island
road, which started westward from Joliet
about one O'Clock on the morning Of the
18th, fell into the hands of masked robbers.
Between Joliet and Morris a veteran *
press messenger named Kellogg Nichols, of
Chicago, was shot and pounded to death,
and his safe was robbed of about $25, 200 in
money and jewelry. A reward OF $4,000
has been offered for the capture of the muir
derers.
TWELVE UNDRE Chinese left San Fir al
cisco for China on the 18th, where they will
remain.
heavy losses of cattle in Texas were re-
weather and poor grass.
"A FALL of snow, a most surprising occur
renee at this season of the year, was re-
ported on the 18th from Saltillo and Men
tereS, in Mexico.
LONDON advices Of the 14th say that as a
result of a recent Cabinet meeting the
hopes for the ultimate triumph of home
rule III Ireland were increasing.
LIE officers of the Missouri Pacific road
on the 18th made several unsuccessful at
tempts to run freight trains out of st.
Louis, and late in the afternoon they ap-
piled to tho State Circuit Court for in
functions to restrain leading strikers from
entering on the property of the road. At
Sedalla, Mo-, ten prominent Knights Of
Labor We're arrested on State warrants for
disabling an engine.
OWING to the strike at the knitting-mills
III Cohoes, N. Y, six thousand persons were
on the 10th out of employment.
| AN Investigation cbo,~od o, +l, 1O41. 4,.k
the inmates of the Soldiers Orphans Home
al Erie, Ia, had been shamefully treated.
IMMENSE audiences gathered in Chicago
on the 18th to hear the evangelists, Messrs.
Jones and Small, and thousands were un-
able to gain admittance.
LIE steamer Oregon, with eight hundred
passengers on board, was wrecked Off Fire
Island, twenty-five miles from New York,
on The 18th, by a collision with a schooner,
and sank a few hours thereafter. All on
BOARD were saved. The vessel was valued
at 81, $50, 600.
LIE five-day billiard match in New York
between Jacob Schaefer, of Chicago. and
Maurice Vignaux, of Paris, for the worlds
championship, terminated on the 18th in q
victory for Schaefer, he scoring g. 600 points
to his opponents 1853 points.
DURING the week. ended on the 18th ST.
.aN'ooo IN gold was exported from New
York.
LIE obsequies of Senator Miller, held ia
the capitol at Washington OH the 18th, we're
attended by the President and Cabinet, the
Diplomatic corps and the Supreme Court.
"A special train bearing the remains. tho
stricken family and the Congressional
committee left for California at seven
O'Clock in the evening.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-03-26
FOREIGN.

The report of a medical commission was
presented in the Dominion Parliament on
the 9th showing that Louis Riel was Of
sound mind though he held peculiar views
on religious and political questions.
Mucn anxiety was felt in Italy on the 9th
at the strength developed by the agrarian
party, which aims at the overthrow Of the
Depretis Ministry.
GREAT distress prevailed on the 10th
among people along the western coast Of
ireland, who not only had hardly any thing
to eat save moss and sea-grass, but wers
without fire, and often without clothing
and shelter.
AT Esquimaux Point, Pentecost and
| Blanc Sabine, in Canada, the people were
in a starving condition Oh the 10th.
Isolated cases of cholera continued on
the 10th to be reported in Padua, Italy.
TuIRTY-FIvE persons, including several
women, were burned to death on the 10th
! by a fire in a fax-drying house at Gels, in
Germany.
EMPLOYEES of the street railway at
Toronto, Ont, who had formed q branch Of
the Knights of Labor, were p%eremptorily
discharged on the 10th. No union men
would be employed.
THE ~forty-first birthday Of tho Gear Of
Russia was celebrated in an elaborate man
ner on the 10th in st. Petersburg.
A SEVER storm prevailed on thu 10th on
the continent of Europe which grew to a
hurricane when it reached the shores of
England and Scotland. Much damage was
done.
AN attempt was made at Amiens, Trance,
on the 10th to assassinate Jules Verne.
Two shots were fired at him by a young
student, who turned out to be the authors
own nephew, and who was thought 70 be u
m~onomaniac.
A LOSS of $780, 900 was caused on the 10th
in Montreal by a fire which originated in
! the ~ship-chandlery house Of Some g. Leroy.
AN %incendiary fire on the 10th destroyed
a block of the principal stores in Valoarai-
SO, Chill, causing a loss of 81 100000.
A COLLISION a few days ago between
railroad trains near Monte Carlo resulted
in the loss of many lives, some of them bO
ing English visitors.
EXTREME cold weather on the 18th forced
the Austrian railways to suspend opera
lions. Several persons were frozen to
Aaath in the streets of Vienna. The hos
pftals of Paris were overcrowded with suf-
ferers from frostrbites.
AN attempt to run street cars on the 18th
at Toronto, Ont, p%recipitated q riot, both
mounted and foot police charging the mob,
who had wrecked a car, and several per-
sons were injured.
A FIRE broke out on the 18th among a
large quantity of cotton in the railway sta
ton at Oldham, Eng, and destroyed $780,
000 worth.
ALoNDoN cablegram of the 18th, in an
nouncing the bankruptcy of Princess
Helena, states that in the past ten years
she spent e5,00o,00
TIE custom-house at Catalinas, Brazil,
with its contents, was burned on the 18th,
causing q loss of s., 10000.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-03-26
EPITOME OF THE WEEK.
Interesting News Compilation.
CONGRESSIONAL

TIE Senate on the 9th took up the resolu-
tons reported by MIR. Edmunds from the Jul
dietary Committee, which, among other
things, condemn the Attorney-Gcneral for re-
1using to transmit to the Senate papers called
for, and condemn the discharge from the
Government service of ex,unlon soldiers.
subject, but the Senate adjourned without
any action being taken; In the House a biil
outtof the labor of Federal prisoners. Mr..
Eldridgc reported II bill granting. pensions to
she soldiers and sailors of the Mexican war.
The InGian Appropriation bill tS5, 502 $3.50 was
considered.
THE debate in regard to the suspension of
officials by the President was continued in the
Senate on the 10th, Mr.. Pugh defending the
Administration The Urgcnt-Dcficicncy bill
was passed, with an amendment appropriating
-$30,NN to defray the expenses of General
Grants funeral. 80. In the House n bill was re-
ported by Mr.. Herbert to increase the naval
establishment. The Seney bill to repea! the
"Civil-Service Reform law was reported. ad-
permission to file a minority report. The In
dian Appropriation bill was discussed.
The debate in the Senate on the right of the
Senate to papers on file in the departments
was continued on the 18th by Mr.. Wilson DAD.
Mr.. Hawley reported adversely the Vance bill
for repeal of the Clvil-Scrvice law. Mr.. Jones
New spoke in favor of an imi coinage
of silver. The bull for the forfeiture of rurt
OF the lands granted to the State of Iowa to
aid in the construction. OF railroads was de-
bated. -. In the House Mr.. Long presented a
petition from Methodist ministers of Boston
denouncing the g%rievous outragcs. pcrpe.
1rated upon the Chinese in Wyoming and
Washington Territories and in the States of
Oregon and California. The Indian Appro.
r ration bill was further considered.
IN the Senate on the 18th the debate on the
right OF the Senate to have papers ana infor-
nation relating to suspensions from Office
was resumed. Mr.. Kenna CIV. Va) speaking in
defense of the Administration. a bill was
passed to forfeit the Sioux City g. Pacific rail
road land grant in Iowa. except that portion
claimed by the Milwaukee ~ st. Paul road.
....ln the House a resolution was Of
fered by Mr.. Weaver that the rules be SO
amended that it Shall require at least two
members to object TO the consideration of a
bill, tit now being in the power of an idiot.
insane man or crank to prevent the consider
alton Of any measure Objected to as dis
respectful A bill granting a pension Of ST.
coo per annum to the widow OF General Han
cock was favorably reported. AT the evening
session fOrty-tive pens on bills were passed.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
Naczelny prezes w. Ks. p,


znanskieso zalozyll protest
przeciw ks!e2on, prze1stswio-
nym przez arcybiskupa Dindera
Ia proboszcz6w, 2 powodu. Re
ksie4a CT, pomiedzy ktorymi
zna]duje sic tak2e ks. Jazdzsw-
ski, slawny NOW swoich w
sci mie pruskim, SO znani jake
zawzieci przeciwnicy rzqdu pru-
skiego. Arcyhiskup binder ME
moae bez ublizenja swej powa-
DE cofnqc kandydatury ksi,2y.
AMI tel wskutek nieprzyjecja
ich przez Rad, pos]ac ich ma
oproznione probostwo. Parafi.
tie vice Zostana ME. obsaazone.
Pokazuje sic q tego, 2e niedaw-
no zawarta ugoda Papieza z
Prusami nie wiele zapewuia
kor1ysci koscioiwi w Puzuan-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
AeSasso FoEsale pod sabe-
reHaa Esa nskaewskfgs,

Z hrGlestra RlsAicgo. Kores-
pendent Haliszaua z Eeczyckicso
zarlsuje nader pocieszujaco fakta
z walki tamtej zych wtoscian 2
?~ndnoscia narlywowa niemiecka.
Cd lat kjlku walkA Ia wre .ie-
p~rzt:wanio, - dis rczultatem j i
jest rs2"i"a:e licznych faIwarkow,
zamia>zkalyeh cd niehawna praez
Eolonistow niemieclich, w rece
p"lakich "}"scinn. Tx mp. FL
warlS Bionic i Mlko'"jewo, r,zed
dzieSi9cin I"ty n~aIezaco ~ %rolowie
do Nlemcow, dis licza zalrdwie
kiik1 osninils6w nirmicck ch.
God"a u"agi JET r6wnivz "a
m'zn SC Wise an tqc1yck Oh. 90
< ur2elo~ych sprawozos:h moHaa
SIC ns .ekoonG o plze:>.u d.o.a
i arceiJ@,i 10000 mo1soa q rb-.a
dworsIlieh lqce wieSeian.
Cenv, .kie daia wtosciune "a
zirm Q, st cxe7to nader wys,k
rp. tralstuj4 oni o naby
ce obni"wioknw,go m"aiatku W
okol ~ L9nzyca, otiaruJ4o 20 ~.
. 800 Z! Woke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

Z ,injcrzv, cticerami zas, zand;r-
NAM j .je lnor"cznymi racer pot
IN o p y. Sita armii franrns-
kiej zas wynosi ob.cuie W czasie
pokoju 1853 900 q o~fcerumi IAN
darmami 100000, q woi>kami gas
W Alaisrzc Tu"isis $50 tysiscv.
M"4s i Fraucnzi powiqksza
toraz swoja srmia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
V. EGs. ~Es@.nan5ATa.

" od@1mAneh PREY v~yborach
uznpcinijacyeh do reprczcntac.i
mj"j,Sjej d"iu 80 I'm. prz sill,
JAZZ 4 no>i R$en0La, w~zys@y
N'sm 4 to rI. l. bis h, Dobrzah-
ski, q bike, FocHe Meyer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
Szlaslx.
SMiadeh z AmerYki

~1lym ',ku, irzy ckazyi wcscla W
C1n'owie l,o: r abarkiem, necy
q 10 ma 20 paz .ar"rnika, pojmafo
kiIkn nsob hasiacegn tam wtssnie
buchhaItra Starka, "tzywiazslo do
dysz'a oh k ko,ia i p"rQiziNo 4
tim q 90 TyrAow, gIzo tiugs
uj2elowy cop gro uwolnii beda!;u
cd Ja's@egp psstniena sis mad
nam DniA lG I'm. staw"li o
ska'A nj rrz,d lzha ksrna "
P,vc>ynic. G!ownym byalliiem
bNf sp"nle~i~:#nf S;ark, kto,y
~ meH"sem wNwe irowai 40 Ano
rNk i, Il Tea az ztamlad do P.zczyny
Ms te.mia ptzshyt. P3o& uralo,
"nio-f o ukaran,e plnnierZa JaAdbn
PrziH&wsNirgo q C>utuwa. var, bha
W"itka 2. zi1awsNltgo Tycho~
pa'obka S<ct.panl5a d Wartogt"wca
$ m%le>arami wiszirnia, d cha|up
MIA Ma,uszn, zwanrgo Prcczek z
ClnfoNa, .iako si6Hnego rinowu!re,
.lednNm rokiem leA'rmia. Sad 5r
"|S'e"u ns Hts'y F'l"hA euf""' SC
o.kaIsonych skazat pisrwszych
~inosa icy ma l rok, 81 ostutnieg7,
Pr"czkn, ma | rok i 3 ms-lacs
"Iezenia. SNa"ani z"stall nntNch-
miast do wiezienia odprvwadzenu.
q Wroctuqcio dcnosza, &c stan
zlrowia N. iarx. mcyhisfsurn wro-
cfnwsSjese tax st niybeznje,zoy
Z nj stetv NJ. ruxo.tai, juS i uai
VIC ,dzysksd.
Jus przrl dwema tvuolniami
lrzviai oirie kw. i odt4d ]docsnie
coAzlvn siabna iygo SIT Aywo;ne.
~, c.,
~" ''[7'9/" n",9SN"' Ssh'S"
~ G",ea" N"A :"
cen ~ zel"% II" ''no k"l" n.y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

p"nelwie to COZ doo'ero my
Polacy, my, ktorzy Z homie
cznoscl p"nosimy coraz wick
SIC cIez1ry pai-twa, a pozba-
wleni ~je~t~sny rojwuoczesnic
wszelAirh ~kofzysci, jakieby pan
at"o dac mogIo swym obywa-
telom.
Podw6Jnic vice czujemy spa
da]ace ma mas br1emie; pr5jcz
p%vl'iyeznej niemocy dolegaja
smutne stosunki maj4tkowe.
P"dwoJna to niedola, a prze.
konanIe nam mowi, 10 my So
mi jej ME wywoIaI1smy, 2e ME
zaslugnjemy ma nia.
Lubo w TAX zlych czazach
cie2ko 2yt N.emcowi, to przy-
najmniej N'emiec ma te u'gq,
De SYN ]rgo pojdzie W sluzJe
panstwowa; tego syna
pahstwo wjec 2ywi jake urzed
nka, czestokroc panstwo
>wym kosZtem wychowuje
syna.
Syn Nismca, wz;ety do woj-
ska. odbywa sluzb4 w pohlizu
donu rodzlcieIsNiegn- szkola,
sgd wlalze wszelkie odbywaia
dian spawy w jego ojczystym
jfzyku, -owoz t. j inue oko-
I~lczuosc! wlelkie nieruz klorzy-
sci godzq n;eraz Nlsmcaz teraz
nlej~zcm polo2cninm rzeczy-
Alez te zrodIa ujgi zamkn;e-
te SO dja Ppiakow.
Pol * o ty:e ssa:s rowme
Z u ieaste'e IA Bsrau,s, &c poru-
wllo niE1a Esi"cl.
(Brawo. pul~kich aw.
Co odbl@r. - ciez5q oplate?
W Szkose jcgo dMecko SIC
nlc douczv niczego = b. ME
zro4umiaiym iqzyku nauka.
s4azle czesto pr era process, DO
pr1ec'wnk lepiel zna,jqc .ie1yk
>qdowy, obromi sic skuecznjej.
I"2 samo wooec lnnych wladz.
A sdy syna vienna w rekruty,
10 teraz miaMowici-, skutlliem
za1Aen ostatnich p.mini-
slra "o)ny, zapsdzq go w od-
'"9le pro"incs e,kazdego do in
neJ kompa'j', by wsFud MEM
COW zupet"ie byf osamotnlony,
IRE FNal SIC llltZem Zo,czJSt4
lem q.
Pc wydaniu takich rozporz2-
dzen zg4dz $ G ma wiekszc Ola
woI ska wydatki ME mrzvmy.
Nlestefy ME vr1ekola! tenn p.
K oseielsk iruskiego mimi
stra woj nv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

Rwiot mied*yr=ee1i ma bye
pod>iclony. Sloi'ca nowego powia.
tn ma Bye k wierayna mad
Wa"ta. Nopy poaciat to go
atyhski ma bye utworzony. W
ski"d teso po"iatu we.ziyby cd
cinlkI p"wi"t6w sremsISiego, Aroh-
skieyo i wsrh"wskieg", k,orych
wsio lea kIisko Gostynia, bardzo
sa odiaIono Oh dotychczasovych
stole powiatowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

Iog~och Pod BuI;i1m ana
luziono W dnu % z.n. t"u}a
m~ez'i~go, kt6rym poz"ano
stroza WoIentogp Pchowiaku z
Wirlk"sjwsi pod Bukiem CIV g
zamorduwuno, d"tHA ME wiadon.o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

IL kct"icy ~.ymysiii soh1s w
karczmls !~dna z-hsske. Podz ell
ai0 "ni ma dwa "so.y, iednl W
!ictbis 70 przrdrtGw'A!i . sninkow
i wybrsll sobi. dav6izcs T"rna-za
W"jt"slrsa, drud1y ga ~,ensysn-
t wa'' m%"js'ia su-tryackie nod
dnm6 lzt~e.n Mucna zapr aiy;
bjio ich tylk" 10
O5s waj~ka nzb'ei,y SO W
dragi j w,szly z kncany Ma pIac
b j". Wulka ~yanr"nia w:mlo ME
ia 3:rty. Dzi. Inv Zapr"aia tax
natart MS B"stirkos. t. rob | ieh
W prch h lrh donGdsna Wojtowicx
tak'e xvbr.f cieg e, 1e IAN csi"ny
na no-zach do domn,j at smie,t-Inie
ehory, k'lku i"nych zas OF IA 10
ia r"lu walki l2ej,ze i cis4szo
usakodzsnia.
DHIrlny w6dz austryacki penat
ME cisszy sic z wygranei, cd I
tax sw stne zwyciestwo trzeLa to-
1Aje odpokutowa6 koxa, 30 W
%sprnwie tel ,ocza sic juz doyho-
dz.nia W sadie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
" IrG!ewcu dotychrzrsoy,

W Aro's~cu dotvchczssowy
prohoszcz gmin.y stsrokaloIicleei
Gruncrt w,ociI ma fouo kobc'nI4
kat"licli go, wsHutek czegc locza-
cy s'q tam sidr o koscio', wiz
w"ny dotAd przcz owa gmine, c
DO ktor~go rosci sobie prawo
gm'"a !iata!icka,r~wnie team ;r4d4pj
przyjjzjo do zaiutwienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

" Proc1ocA pod Wieliczko-
wem u%ton4l wyniernik Nowsk
2 Trz@inicy; zdaje SIS, ze INA
lqzl smicgG w stanie nietrzez
wynn " Kqpnoe z%astrzelil
sic komornik sqdowy NJ. Prey
c1yna samob@i njeznana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

II Zubar5s sk$aany zostsl
przez Sad iav niczv pewien pisa,z,
k don"sza nicmicciio gazetv, ma
$50 m. kary hub na A tyg d1ie
wiez'enia, ponieNa$ swojo mic
m ieckio nazwisko spolszc2yf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

Aplonjsacya. = Do Ear. do
nos2a pod Bucina, 70 w;es
Sadfogoszcz, ped tenn miastecz';irm
le&aea, m%ajaca 1875 hcAt. & 1852
~ }. Sfasnobt rana Lu~zkowskiego,
~si'rAedana zo-tafa komisyj koIo-
nizacyjnej.
Pi"cono za m@rg pc 50 talary
i pray bito; ktcs mny o6Xrowaf "a
morg Pc u tai.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

% uj;zermz;ow Mr6ziw pol
S11ch = kazGy p%ortr~t ia oso-
bnel tablicy jedne stope wysp-
kie.i, w pieknaj zloconr.j obu0i.
ce = Zawiera album, wydune
przez NJ. Schulca W Pozuaniu
(ul. Wroclowska 3G.) Wizeruu.
XII kro]ow polskiyh w ka2dym
domu znajdowac sic powjnny,
zwlaszcza re "a bajecznie %taniej
Cate album ~kosZtuje 4 preset
ka do Amcryki dol. l % cen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

JezIi wan domowy
Me p!a2y mir,
Pijrie salonowy
Nas1 ~Aageshee7s
Piwo tio1owe
Kazdemu 'rowe,
i'rawd4wy lex
N"p5jj Esay lily,
W mI%re NY t.y,
PYzedluia wick.
Cheese Sc niec W chacie
D"czekat, bracie,
Najdluz zych dni:
Me daj SIC nqdzy,
A dis czemprgdzej
Pc piwo slij
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

Wisa Uszcs pod Che'mnem
nsbyt ma suhhascis p. lIuslsen z
Gludziadza ia 94,1OO mack.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
y
WI G: Sc
. Polskiej Ojczyzny
Pray Polzkie.

W K"sc;srzsnie, MA Kaezubach,
Ni.mcy i tydzi lsliej umieja SIG
postsr's Representative w R@-
daia misj.kie.i, ni4 Indnosd poIska.
NJ asto to liczy 25o0 kntoIikow,
1900 protesta"tdv j 40 4yd6w.
W Rsdzis mis-. i%sliioi zasiada zos
tylk" 8 hataikow, Z protestantow
! 6 2ydow. KiedyA SIG luunosG
katol!cha ohuizi7
As. Bishup chcim;hski dr..
Rsdnsr zamisnomas swym oticye1em
k'. DIR. LEsdkieg", d"tychasowego
n%s"czycisla r.Iigii Prey g%imnazyum
W Chojnirach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

~ Ns'VA NJ NJ ~ Y n L. g. AA v
w WINONIE
NaroAnik ui:c 3cIe.i lafayette
podrjmnjs sic koleNtowania pic
ne i1y j sprzeia3y wt2oIk ch mic
ruchomo5ci oraz spjay"ania 60
kumrnl6x.
Sprowudm na mocy swego
Er2e IN nd yokackj"go p:sn:adze re
wsz} st!irh czesri p lskj.
Mona 60 z:st"d " iogo Biurxe
cu ntSEek
Cd go@z'ny 7 do 9 wieczorem.
Was N'o lontrakty i pi4ma
%wvkonnja sic m"szyna do pisania
TYPE "rjte'),
Prowa!zi chrome wc wszvst-
kich ralach. Mowi 20 angels ku
pc nirm,ecku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
A0MONlcGNQ llStNlunnn M nr.

Amo"ic@"q ~i1stytucyq ~ pro-
bostwo sw. W"iciechn W Foznuu.u
otr2ymA X. prob. Wolih.ki Z
oporo"", w Jaksicach ma ku-
jsvach Hmarf diusololni W ka1 yuez
\, Wihtor Sahowski 20
diag'eh j ~bolcsoych ciy'p.eniacb,
liczqc iaJ 40 zycja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
koEnfsya kesontzacyjEsa

Mom5sya kcsontxacyiEsa
ola PIus i Poznahskego zsku-
rila detychczas 40 800 NOR
gov polskiej zieml "a $500 900
marek. Cjemna to przvszlusc,
a dotad bank ratunIlowy ME
rozpoczaf swych czyuosei, -
w Gnieznie na subEascie
radZca minjsAi Wejienb-rg ku.
pill Hotel Europcjski "a IS, 600.
mr.. Pred kiiEu ]aty "a ton
piekny dobrze u~rzqdzony hotel
dawano wlascicielowi 90 tvs.
mr. KS. w. Jushol,ki, reda-
ktor nPrzagladu koscielnego,
ktory Original probostwo w
Dolsku, Zmienia pismo swoje z
tygodniowego ma miesieczne.
W kopanicy pod kargow4
pasNieei! ks, prob. Gustow>ki
W nicdziele dnia II z. IN. nowo
Z bu1owany krsrioi partially,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

Ks dr. R'e$z. gr. kat. hiskun
-tan'staw"w~k', ma ohjoe & d""A6
z"s'epcv m~arsz"ika kr;'j weg' G..
lev. a t. W mi.j-ce KS. %metraroJl.
tv SIN" rAsow'czn, kt6ry = weil-
kraS9cych ptgio-ok - z'ezygnuje
z teg' nrzedu. O powodach rr.v.
gnuryi ks. Se'nhratovir3a mic BIZ
s1"gp no wiaiem"; utr1ymui ia, Sc
kr"k ten ;cst an%lng q, ~w,.suz>aa
rrz~z zNchnwanje sis w s~tin
cz'se m~etrorol'tv Litn'norioa~,
Nto'y otrzNmaws>y nom narye ia
metropolis 10, zt"zyf bNt goduoto
zastepcy ~alarslatkn kra jowzgo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

Semiamym nae<c@ycso1S!ie,
dotaA W R'wic1l hqdace, ma bye
pr1enies'"ne do ';ryxo to~a (ur"c-
ssao} ma D1!nym "1t4ssn. y &,ie;
BY tam k'"sztor Cys.emow, 4
m eszkahcy W okolicy s4 katoli-
kami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
w C6o1niI0ch muIaYz Dutl,in.

" C6ormihoch muImrz Dutkic-
wica d"ia 90 listopada poni6-f
smier6 rrzcz zawaIen e sic ziemi
pc b"k"ch murownn.j studni, W
kt6rej pracowaf. M'ody ten, pilny
j uc2riwy rzemicslnjk, bo dopiero
Is lat &ycia LEGACY, pozostawia
wdowe z kIlkorsi~m m&ljch dzicci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

w ri-mach warszawsk;ch znaj
DUE wiad"m"Ac. ID laow-ki Dzien-
nit I"|csi ms cd l styrzniu Wy
ch IL q dw6rh oil, cvach, 80
rannej i wieczorm.i j. Bs toby to
>At III licr~sze Galley, a drAgir
c"ism p. Iskiem azienniaMstwie
pismp, wFcb dzacs ozesciri, na
r,x m dZ,h.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

slleln.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-29
NEW ORLEANS FRENCH MARKET
One of the Fixed Institutions of the Cres

One of the Fixed Institutions of the Cres-
cent City-NOticeabIe Features.
Gathering over rough paved streets you
come suddenly upon the French market, a
fixed institution of New OrleanS-an institu-
ton that war, pestilence, progress, nor not
even the old Father Time himself has been
powerful enough TO change. Here at one
glimpse you have some of the most singular
features of this most singular city. \ bright
and busy scene Is this market thrOnged with
French, creoles, half-breeds, mulattoes,
Americans and negroes, in one ever-movinS
mass, vocal with Spanish eXpletives and
Mexican patoiS, French exclamatiOns and
loud voiced Americans; bright with gaudy
bandannas tied round the heads of rotund
and grinning negreSSes, IN strange ant
graceful turban, or crossed over their ample
buSts.
Every one is busy with chaffering and
cheapening. Shrill accents Of satisfaction
and duh grunts of dissent greet the ear, and
over all the quick, clicking sound Of 'gumbO
French" that nondescript tongue of the
French mulatto of the coast Nowhere il,
the whole south does the negro show so mark
edly all his distinctive traits as in this French
market Scarce il any other place can you
see the peculiar turban of the woman, a
souvenir of the old days of slavery and dis
caryied by the younger growth of the tif-
teenth amendment Nearly the whole of the
old levee is devoted TO market Uses, crowded
with booths and the small carts Of huckSters
generally muattoes, filled with knots OF
varied nationalities clad in as varied attire.
Two things strike the stranger particularly
in a walk through this institution of the city
One is the jolly, unCtuous aspect of the lie
Eroes, especially the women, for they seem tc
live hahitually on the ''p0sSum fat of song
and display their rounded figures in scan
drapery topped by the unique turhan. The
other noticeable feature is the peculiar voice.
Of the people Of the lower order. Sharp, higl
or loud as they may speak, the voice is sci
l. dom all unmusical one and never nasal anC
/ the laughter that seems second nature t.
! them is delightful TO hear. Doubtless th
! climate causes the change, for We can note /
/ in thnse who have lived IA long time ava.
/ from their native north or wcst.-Cor. Globe
? nptup,raf
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-29
AN ORDINANCE

To improve Walnut alley from Main street to
High street
SECTION ]. BE II ordained by the city council
Of the city of Springfield. ohio, wO-thlrdS Of
the whole number of members elected thereto
concurring: That Walnut alley from Main
street to High street be- improved by grading
and paving with bOulders in accordance with
the resolution Of council passed MAY 18th. lS~i
SIC. ,. One -iiftieth of the entire cost of said
improvement together with the estimated cost
and expense Of 50 much Of said Improvement
as may be included in the crossing and inter
sections OF said alley shall be paid by said city.
in the manner provided by law. and the re
mainder Of the entire cost of said improve
ment shall BE- assessed per front foot upon the
property aOutting thereon. according to the
law and ordinances on the subject of assess
mentS for such improvements. the assessment
thrrfur 10 be paid in one installment and col
lected as provided by law and in the assess
ing ordinance hereafter to be passed.
SEC. 3. The fronts of the lots and lands, To be
assessed. abutting upon said imprOy Oyemenf are
hereby fixed by council, according to law, as
indicated on the plat on file in the Office OF the
city engineer.
SIC. 1. This ordinance shall take effect from
and after the earliest period allowed by law.
Passed by council July y, A. ID. 1856.
Attest: W. ). THOMAS,
J. :. SHEwALTER, President.
City Clerk 252n