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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19
TIE APPEAL APPRECIATED.
A PIsasan, Letter from the Dyorsburg
Pair Company.

- se"NNNA AAshA wv eNNANghAH
Pair Company.
10 us Efiinf Of TIE Appeal
Tho officials aud Stockholders Of the
Dyer County Fair company are under
many obligations 10 the managers Of TnE
ArrEAL for tho fact that copies Of the same
arr daily presented upon the fair grounds
to ihe memlJrrs 81 the company without
money aud without price.
THE ArFgAL knows how 10 do the Gle.
CANT upon III o. asions, and tho favor il
especially marked In the present instance
by the extra sire Of the paper aud remark.
ally entertaining qualityoi reading matter.
The favor u one 20 marked that Il IL a
pleasure b. acknowledge H.
Mr. r. 4. Harris. Of 1uT ArrTAL force,
has been spending portion Of the week
In Dyersburg. and . portion Of this rccog.
milton ~ do" io him: hu, aBy one Who
should remain long with TITS ArrEAL
would evidence that It's courtesy IL con.
tngioua
Our Stockholders, ~ faint return, wish
u increased prosperity, and that its already
widespread influence may extend.
J. y. PAIgTn, Secretary.
IyoFburg. Tenn, October Is
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

Hon James phylru, Democratic nominee fof
tourrCs,. and the Hon iinfn N mn lrWu'muc
elrlor iur his district viii nddrc,. the Cii1cus IT
The Irutl Congressional district at the following
time and IlHurs
tullicuillc October ~
lHNfturr uDtnhgrsA
1Uuuts. urtulcf ~
Bolivar october O.
sufupTYillr. October p.
Mason. October lh
toNluItuu. Nttu'rr n.
Capt J Harvey Mnthc1 mud Col. g0it Lo0ncy
will HisU speak ~ ~nmcNillc and Bolivar ON the
dny above de- Iruntyi J. AlAN&
Chairman Democratic Congressional Executive
Committee
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

Mn. Tow l. JouNsoS, Of Ohio, a noted
and very wealthy manufacture. y On alb
soluic aud lhorough-going Tree trader. M
1, Mr.. John II. Bass, Of Fort Wayne. Ind ,
the largest railroad car vh'cl manuiac.
turrr in the world and the owner Of soy.
cial coal aud iron mines In Alabama. j.
u. Sargcut Of New Haven, Is the largest
manufacturer In his line. anil be- In a free
trader. aud William Marshall. Of brook
lyn. the larscs, cordagc maker In America,
Is free trader. These men rise lar above
mere seli.sccking 10 the plain aud level Of
justice and fair play. aud have no wish 10
prosper by the wholesale robbery Of the
people by the robbcr war tariff
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19
Mhni Miner knxs.

NEw YoRK, Oct lS.-In view Of tho
renewed charges from Jacksonville that
Harry Miners yellow fever nurses were
receiving pay from that gentleman for
their services, Mr.. Charles l.. Davis, Mr..
Miners colleague. said that the nurses
agreed TO 20 without compensation. Mr..
Miner was 10 see that all their expenses
were met and that they needed nothing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

PnoF. y. W. NFvsAy. a brother n
the Cardinal. and sho vas A. ons time
AMI may yet b. tainted With hgno,.
iicism. has written book Il "reminiscences
that promises 10 revive murh u ihs hi,
tory II the pol,icil revolutions that have
occurred In Europe ,Inec 100. The Pro.
ic,sor was identified ui,h many Of the
leaiins pyoluiionisu ~ friend and coun.
sellor. and is. Therefore. able ~ sl,cak u
What Dc knows.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19


NJ. NAQuEr great authority on divorce
in France and the author OF the existing
French Law on that subject, declares that as
TO marriage there has beena great improve.
mcnt since the Republic was established,
but much remains 10 10 accomplished
that never will be until tho absurd Gus.
toms affecting the relations OF the sexes
before marriage are modified according to
those that prevail in this country, aud
which he says are based on common
sense. "ln all this" he says, France
stands far behind even Norway and swe.
den. a long way behind England and es-
pccially very far behind America. II Il
TOT reasons such ~ this that In too many
cases French women only come TO know
what love really means after lovcloss
marriage has given them their liberty. II
Is Tor reasons such a. this that French
husbands are uniaithiul; that young men
In France look at chastity a. a dream. that
onc-lhird Of the births in France are lie.
giumatc. that women In France cease TO
care Tor the glory Of motherhood, and that
the population OF France is remaining sta.
tionafy, while that Of America Is forging
ahead with yigor, purcr ideas and simpler
Customs"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

TuE Ncr iort tribune pays lis respects
10 Carl Schurz after this fashion "No
MN With his record NJ n political turn.
coat and loquaciousa dycn,urcr could be Of
any assistance to the Republican caEyasa I"
This fling at a man who, rising superior to
the prejudice that everywhere In this
country In 1851 pursued the damned
Dutch" became Major-Gcncnl In the
army and aiicrNard held doscryedly
high place among the Republicans Of the
Federal Senate, aud In Hayes Cabinet
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19
Democratic Electoral Appointments.

Tie Hon. Josiah Patterson. pJmurmur clcrtdt
fnf The stI'1 ni lrrsy, will n1irHs thr People uu
The political .r.uga 10 the following times aud
pau-.
Ituy lfiily. October ~
Union tlty ifliny night October -
1Uutnu. ntuuiHy, Oi tu'rf IN
Humboldt -htItitY ui.ht. utinhtf n
iuuiN. Monday. uuiuiof -
Lexington. IuralrN. u,tulsr 81
lv0niurNillr. "Wednesday. Oriultuf q
iiudUn, lhuuslHy. O.tlltcf ~
thiiun. ratutlaN, urtuisr ~.
Ngulrrsuu. Monday. nytulst n.
tnIuttI filr TUESDAY. October ~
G1iiUrtun, "Wednesday. uItnlFf n.
Arlington shelby ruuuN. ThurHiay November d
fuulriIlr ~hrlh1 county. lf1tf. November .
tullirf,i'lu shelby county, siiuuify, NU,ym
trf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19
An EXTRAORDINARY OFFER

1hss- propositions srs made fcT the hsuehi Of
eo.' Who s'Curv yearly sul'-critcrs. but h. orief
MT The fuus,ritsn may derive bcnchi from the
comrcuuon. tvs Arrr,t vii distubuts among
oeia gii's amounting Ia value 70 norr than s1on
Ihos r,'u vii Guido In the rrs,~c, u value and
ssifahility anything ever oasryi ny southern
bcw'parcL hcU ycafly subscriber vili b ,urs
- got ait send iof ,ampl. copies Of wuErlv
ArrtAL and iuli lsi q gihs ihii proposition
vili Ia opcn 10 November o issa
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A oIn nnrnrsl q, ropInr drove.
lplclal Dlspaich 10 The Apprnl

rpflal hapaith 70 Inc ApNfnL
llrLrS,, Ark, Oct lS..-Tho now gin Of
Mr., ]. q. Kcroy, at Poplar Grove, was
completely destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon, and with II twenty bales Of cot
bn belonging TO Mr.. Kersoy. A LOT Of
tools aud buggy were In the shed. aud
were consumed before they could be gotten
oui. The q was small Insurance ON tho
building, hut none ON the cotton. Tho
IRE was evidently tho work OF AN incen-
diary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

TIN new war vessels that are now being
rapidly equipped snd cent into service by
Secretary Whitney are giving the utmost
satisfaction. no, only 10 the officers Of the
navy, but 10 sailors and naval constructor.
generally. They arc regarded as among
the best war ships sapai, and much more
scrvicoablc and scaworihy than any Of tie
European armor-clad steamers There are
eight Of ihcm-Ailanta. $3.50 tons. Jsos.
ton, also tons Chicago. 400 tons;
Charleston $3.50 tons. Baltimore. AIS
TONS Newark, i,OSJ tons. Philadelphia.
1924 tons, aud the San Francisco.
1858 tons These are al very large and
finely equipped steam war ships, and arr
effectively protected by internal armor
aud decks 20 made tina, II the ships are
penetrated the shots will bo thrown Oh
and no, sink the vessel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

will receive their dividends just as if their
machinery was working, and will continue
to roll in wealth and live in luxury. Thus
the people groan and sweat and the
monopolists grow richer by their agonies
and miscries.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

The effect Of high tariff is to pauper.
iso the working classes and reduce them
TO the level Of the brute. This is made
apparent by comparison Of the average
weekly wages paid mechanics and laborers
in Berlin IN 1872 and 1884 as set forth in
the following table compiled from consular
reports and from Young's Labor in
Europe and America"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

A CORRESPONDENT Of The APrEAL, who
has recently made a tour Of the State, ~.
seris that Atkins will 90 out Of West Ten
ncssce with twenty-five votes absolutely
certain, while Harris cannot hope for moro
than eleven votes, aud in both Middle and
East Tennessee Atkins Is, he thinks, rs
strong as Harris. II this is 40, the contest
for United States Senator IL already de.
cidcd. But there Is "many a slip 'twixi
cup and lip" Atkins supporters had bet.
ter keep on working as men do who know
that until the Legislature elects their can.
didate Is not secure.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

TVS cotton receipts Yesterday numbered
b,s25 bales, against O,Oip bales received
same day la,i year. Receipts since Sep.
tcmhcr !, Sn,5Sobalcs, against ~. pOs same
time last season. Sales. 5000 bales. OF
which i,lOl la Is were 10 exporters aud
N1o bales 10 spinncn. OF the receipts ycs.
'ou'ny, a,ip' bales canc In boy rail. l,siG
bales 10y n,cr aud 5O1 bales by wagon.
stock on hand, 1920 bales. against 81 DDS
bales same time la, year shipments
'incc September !, 5000 bales, against
81, iip bales same time last scuon. Cotton
closed steady here yesterday 1t an advance
OF l-l6 cont on low grades ana ! cent Oh
tie high grades. New Orleans and New
York spots advanced l.lG cent, Liverpool
spots advanced l-i6 penny. New York
futures went up TO 10 points, New o..
leans futures s To 10 points. aud Liverpool
futures advanced 10 points on all
months except pcccmbcr.January and
January February, which declined point.
February. March unchanged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

made very superior Secretary OF the In
teriorl The Tribune forgets, too, that he
supported Greeley for President in 1872.
But Mr.. schurz will survive this fling cas-
ilY. II don't count.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19
THE WEATHER


ws."'sr-1v, OF q. o. n.. las,
~ Irn1n. nui gcaip,kyi i1cil
- rain. 'ar"Hf .HIHugt boz ,rlf.r FRIDAY
afternoon tuf. sluth,f'y. ,Jtuus N wc,t.
efiJ vinis hHsk 90 high COO che lhsus. with cold
NaVr IA ffIiuH|a
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GOV. Nnrh-' Appuintmcnts.

Wa,pfIy. Friday. October ln
Camden saturday october %
bfyfIpn Monday October %
luiuuN rs. TUESDAY. ovtuhyr o.
hyershwrr. " Chu,shay, Ortulst -
AYlrN 1huralay. ootuAtet ~
Goyinriun ffihay, oChAs~t ~
. tnWDtli llr. NHluUlfN. October 70
lnlINf Monday uHtuirf .p
jackson Tuesday. urtpiHt w.
Milan. "Wednesday pliHb.T 10
Humboldt THURSDAY. November.
HrIWnsi iIIr frittN. November
Memphis Suturliv. November luichu.
1VHiHu, Monday. November
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

The state NJ Lnrgc-Albcrt 8. MARKS, Of Franklin
Josiah Patterson, OF shelby.
First District-H. Y. Hughes, Of Claiborne.
SECOND District -GcOrc 7, zoe, OF JEFFERSON
Tnird Distrct-Wm. T. Murray, ot Warren.
Fourth pistrct-W NJ. Hammock, OF luAlale
Fifth Distrct--W G. Houston, Of cannon.
sixth pistrict-Eli r. Morris OF Davidson
seventh Dstrict-Fourhoy Rivers, OF CiieS
lirhth pistrict-R T. Cole Of Henry
Ninth Distfict-f Frank J.. Bond, Of haywood
Tenth District-Hnrty NJ llill, of shelby
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

TnE Supreme Court OF California comes
Ia the aid OF the Supreme Court OF this
State and declares that contract entered
into 10y a number Of persons engaged in
the same business, thus forming a Trust.
Is against public policy, Illegal and there.
iorc not TO be- enforced. In the judgment
delivered Il cites approyingly the decision
OF another Supreme Court Ia the cnse OF /.
coal combine.
E,Dp producer ot ,cndcr 81 coal o. other CON
modify has the rghi io uso an legitimate ,noft. {,
uhi1.u u.g bc't prise iur the article in which b.,
I dDsa
iiut when be cniciyou a. rr'fcIaiiy cuhsnr,
if.o- ly surprising az tcrrins out Of market ih
[ Tr.durc ui others and "a accomplish that pnft1-
/ iy mcans II contracts hiudiug them b. withhul
/ thgif tupply such 0,ir,int. arc even morc ml,
I chiryuus than combinations uo, % s.ll uuitf Al
! uTrcl prize
Thi. Is a broad and sweeping decision
anl Is another proof that Blaine lid mo-
know what he WAS talking about when h.
said that Trusts were largely private al
fairs, with which neither the Prcsidcn
nor the people have any right TO in
| tcficrc."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

The decline in the wages Of carpenters
masons and joincn is especially very
marked, and followed upon the enforce
ment Of Bismarck's high tariff in 1879.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19
Ifardemnn County.

For state Scnat0r--J. H. DORrCH
For County Representatives. C. MOORE, SR
Tor Fluntcr- JOHN Il HEAD.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
several store. q, Hanover. u

G,lrNA, H.. Oct. s-Firc at Hanover
last night DESTROYED several stores. entail
ing q los OF $4,000, with light insurance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

"wnEN We reduce the revenue" snid
Speaker Carlisle, IN his speech nj New
York, speaking iOr the Democratic party.
Eve propose TO reduce taxation also, but. {"
he dded, "ihc Senate tarid bill proposes
TO increase the taxes while cutting of
revenue"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

CoNouDs will adjourn next Sunday,
The 2ist. Both HOUSES have agreed at
last
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

For she scnatc-T J. BARNlllIL
For the Lower llousc-W 4, CARU1lEl1s.
For Floatet--C. A. SrAlNBACK.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

TVS logical way Of looking at the Mac.
kcnEio. BeVnaun imbro do /, I, conltus,
the already assured populations " the two
physicians before they wcrc called into the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19
Faycite Comfy.
linton County.

For State SENATOR. II. pOKTCH.
For llontot-C a. srAlNBACk,
For County Representative WILL 7. SHELTON.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19
THE COUNTY LEGISLATIVE TICKET.

For the state senate.
I'M CREWS. W. W. MCDOWELL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

10 smith Ward. corner Grocnlaw ana Second
gtrrctk. ItilIy. October 20. 1.Opm.
n. Eirhh Mar Poplar Street Markcthonsc.
saturday. october "a tII pm.
n Third aud Fourth Wards, on the hlur. Mon
DAY, October ~, 30 pm.
~ Tenth Ward corner Main aud South streets
Tuesday. October IN, % pm.
n seventh Wand, Matt smiths grocery orleans
street "Wednesday, October q, 1Gl On.
n. iir,i Nar. corner Main aud Jackson streets.
Thurdy. November I 1tup nm
- scrnud Ward, Count house, Friday, November
2Tnpm.
saturday. November a saupm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

DH BEHnHsSN, Il Berlin. has written
and We publish Obi mornings seemingly
iair statement 81 his sido u tho contro
ycry with sir Norcll Mackenzie. but Il
all goc. Zoe nothing iu aow u that pathetic
little note Of the late Emperor Frederick
In which he complained Of Dr. Beismann's
~ treatment. H. askcd In that. the read.
en Of TnE Arrg,t will remember. 10 he
saved from any iprlhcr attentions by that
doctor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

For Representatives.
W /. CLApP RICHARD ODLuM.
RALPH DAVIS A. RENRERT.
DIR. d. q. GOODWIN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19
Appointments for Candidates.

The pcmocratc Executive Committee has made
npSQlutmcnts iot the Democratic nominees Tor the
lrAt6sturc 10 meet the people of ihr county and
lituSs the issues Of the day iu the following order
VIZ;
\ Buntyn station Friday October 10. 7pm,
y Matrttts store. First District saturday, ucto
Der 20, l. ~.
~. brunswick, Saturday. October ~ 7pm.
~. tnplvNliic. MONDAY u,iohrr -. ~ um.
y MsiighayCn Monday, October -, pm.
~ Mh'ips station. Tuesday October lA pm.
a. Dexter Ninth District "Wednesday October
~ Inn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-19

There are bright prospects Of mn interest.
ing clash between the city and railroads on
account Of boiler inspection. Capt. Peeram,
Of the Memphis 4 Charleston road, disputes
the rights Of tho city 10 inspect the boil.
err any Of his locomotives, claiming
that the ordinance only ooniemplales sta
tionary engines Il reads, however. all
b1ilcr,," meaning. Of courc, those In the
city. The city will not sec Il In that light
though, and injunction proceedings are
likely ~ follow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-19
Powodz ma ~prowincyi
W ks. Poznanskiem.

W ks. Poznahskiem.
[Z Wielhopolaui,ea, numer Z 1
kwietnia 1888 RI.
z Obornik d%onosza, re kra
dnia % marca uszkodzi}a znacznie
most ma Warcie, tax re kumuni-
kacya pc moscie przerwano. Woda
zala}a czesc grunt6w miejskich.
Woody We}ny, majac odciete vi
scie 90 Warty, podnios}y sic tax
wysoko, re mieszkahcy nadbrzezni
p~opuszczac musieli mieszkania.
Most ma We}nie pod Obornikami
z powodu niebezpiecze6stwa tax
samo jak ma Warcie zamknieto ola
komunikacyi. Wafy ochronne PREY
mfynie Roznowskim, Stobniekim
pod Obrzyckiem uszkodzone We'll
ka czest dr6g w tel okolicy jest
do nieprzebycia.
Babimost d. % BIN. okolony
woda. Droge do dworca woda "a
la}a. Pred mostem ma kanale pra-
cuja robotnicy mad rozbijaniem To-
du, albowiem most w wielkiem
niebezpieczehstwie. Wies Wojno-
wo okolona woda = j%ezioro tam
tejsze rozla}o szeroko swe woody.
w sredzkim powiecie i w przy-
leg}ym sremskim najwiecej wodq
dotkniete: Sulecin, M}odzikowo,
Solec, K%okczynowo, Krzykosy, Ke-
pa, Jeziory. Lud opusci} miesz-
kama, albo schronif sic pod da-
chy i ma kalonki, zkad oczekiwa}
pomocy. q Sulecinem i Chocicza
(Falkstaedt) komunikacya koleia
z~elazna przerwana. Landrat tamtej-
sly sprowadzi} oddziaf pionier6w
ma mlejsce zagrozone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-19
POW0DZ W POZNANlU
Poznan, 1 kwietnia

PoZnan, l kwletnla
Przepowiednie wiedehskiego
astronoma Falba jakos niestety sic
sprawdzaja. Pc talk uciazliwej, cd
dawna niepamietnej zimie, pc talk
dokuczliwych mrogach i zawiejach
snieznych, nastaFa nagle odwilz, a
Z MIA najwieksza prawie z kiosk
pow6dz.
Ponury widok zamieszanie i
kle XII przedstawia} Poznah W dniu
80 marca, mianowicie, gdy przy-
szfa go ogarniaG ciemnosG wieczo-
IA i nocy. = Zalana fabryka gazu,
ME MONA juz miastu dostarczaG
silly oswietlajacej. Wiec ME pali}a.
sic ami jedna pc ullcach latarnia.
w dzielnicy ME zajetej powodzia
przyswieca}y nieco ulicy - ME
ksiezyc i gwiazdy, (bo tie by}y
zakryte chmurami), lecz lampy
kamhnowe i swiece, jakiemi sobie
oswietlali kupcy swe sklepy Cham
dle), mieszkancy W pokoje. u o.
ken domdw jedyne pada}o swia-
tho ma ulice; lecz gdzie ulice "a
mienione w rzeki, ponura panowa-
Ia ciemnost. Potracali sic ludzie,
dazac w rome kierunki ma urza-
dzonych IA predce pomostach,
k}adkach albo p}ynac czo}nem, ira
twa jake tako zbita Z desek.
Ulicami Szeroka, Butelska i
Wodna posune}a sig woda o kilka
sazni dalej ku Staremu Rynkowi.
Z Bramkowej I'll. wyla}a sic juz
ma brzegi Nowego Rynku; 2 Ryba-
k6w zagarnefa nizej %po}ozona dose
dfuga przestrzen Pofwiejskiej, ME
omal cd Dfugiej I'll. poczawszy az
pod brame Wieldecka.
Wczoraj wieczorem zakaza}y
w}adze przejezdzat wozom %ciezaro-
wynn a nawet powozom, dordzKom,
przez most Chwaliszewski; ztqd
komunikacya miedzy dwoma dziel-
nicami miasta, odgraniczonemi
Wartq, prawie zupeEnie przerwane.
Chyba W brod pc kolana! Wielu
mieszkahcow Chwaliszewa i dial
szych ulic, ktdrzy "a dnia przebyli
ma levy brzeg Warty, byfo zniewo-
lonych zanocowat pc tel stronie..-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-19
czka. Woda jednak dosiegfa kare-

czka. Woda jednak dosiegfa kare-
te juz o poftorej wiorsty ~ fol-
warkiem i poczefa sic wdzierat do
wnetrza. Pan Bojanowski dogoniF
zone i wraz MIA oraz z dzieckiem
wydosta} SIG ma wierzch karety.
w okropnem tenn %pofozeniu ludzie
CT przebyli az - godzin, zanim
ich ocalono; dziecko Z przeziebie-
MIA zmar}o. w nowym Divorce W
chwili przeprawy przez Wisle kra
przewr6ci}a }ddke, w ktdrej znaj-
dowa}o sic siedmiu ludzi. Czterech
ludzi utonefo, q trzech, u%chwyci-
wszy sic "a ga}ezie nadbrzeznego
drzewa, oczekiwa}o niechybnej
smierci. Niejakis Wroblewski z ma
razeniem ~w}asnego zycia podp}y-
NAB }6dka do rozbitk6w i w~szystkich
trzech zdolaf ocalit. Pod Wioc}aw-
klein jedenascie berlinek i trey pa
rostatki zabra}a woda i porozbi}a
ma kawa}lli. Liny i }alcuchy CRU
bosci mezkiej reki, ktoremi pry-
mocowane by}y berlihki i statki,
pekafy .iak nici pajecze. Kilku lu-
dzi, ktorzy pomimo surowego "a
kazu policyi schroni}o sic ma sta
tiki, z%ginefo W nurtach woody.
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Straszne, kleski wyrzqdzif wy
lew Wis}y W Kr6lestwie Polskiem,
gdzie Gale wsie sta}y pod wodp. w
jednei gminie Jablonna ID ludzi
utonefo. We wsi Kepa Kelpihska
woda zabra}a 3S sztuk bydia iona
administrators Zeranina, pani 30.
janowska, wyjechata " ohwili po-
wodzi z domu wraz q mala core
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ktorei rosyJs':a partya wojen
ma spodziewa sic rychfego wy
buchu wojny.
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Is kwietnia wybrany zostaf
w departamencie Nord g}osa-
mi l72.272 przeciw 1881,
ktore paddy ma Moreau, do
Izby d~eputowanych.
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poczq1kiem ma.ia MONA sic
ma pewne spodziew"G powsta-
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ably wznieciG @powstanie W ce
lu zrzucenia lronu ksiecia
Ferdynanda, przyaresztowano
ma ziemi tureckiej.
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prawll II kwietnia w koscie-
lie sw. Plotra mszq sw. "a
10000 francuzkjch. austryac-
k;ch i s]owianskich pielgrzy-
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witani byli przez tysiqce WHO
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