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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

English Coal Miners Strike Ended,
LONDON, October 3O.-The coal miners
strike ended by an advance in pay.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03
OVERHEARD BY THE L0UNGER.

General Agent Dawson. says that th
Montana Central will dispatch a specia
train OF ten coaches and two engines tt
Helena, Saturday, for the benefit OF til,
Butte delegation to the Democratic rail-,
at that place. The train will leave be
tween 2 o'clock and $50 O'Clock. Tht
exact time has not yet been decided upon
Capt. Lyons, charter member Of the
Sazerac Lying club, wal in the city con.
ferring with Thomas Fl. and some OF the
bosses yesterday. Look out fer a new
food OF Republican campaign fiction,
paper bound.
Among other things it has remained for
the "trooly good" to discovert that Thomas
81. is not only the Nestor of the Montana
bar, the embodiment of all that is holy
and good, but also that he is the 'sCicero
OF Montana" Ye Gods! Andy Burleigh,
Governor Carpenter, ct AL, what think Won
OF this?
The Republicans have at last decided
that MIR. Clark is not fit to represent Mon
tana in Congress because he lives in a
500, 600 house and is reputed to be rich.
The horror OF the 'trooly good, - no doubt,
arises from the fact that the gentleman got
rich honestly.
John Kirby has his eye on that Republic
can stiff and does not propose to allow it
to slip through his grasp. He will attend
a part OF the mourners to Melrose to-day,
and will be a conspicuous parsonage in the
preliminary funeral exercises which will
take place there tonight.
The happy faculty attributed to Tom
Carter by his admirers, that Of "holding
his audiences" would be much more bene-
to the gentleman if he could apply it
the voters. 1t is the voters and not
the audiences that elect a man to Office, as
Carter will find out before many days.
The engineer who is blamed for the re
'ent smashup on the Northern Pacific is
the drst or only man who has risked
lis life to I'LL his tank" The operation,
Is a general thing, is always more or less
dangerous, even if not always 80 suddenly
atal as in the instance mentioned.
The people who, a few days ago, were
loudest in their complaints of the dust, !
re now equally vociferous in their denun. !
iations of Jupiter Pluvius because the
ust has been changed into mud.
The Republican papers which are now ]
ublishing accounts of "Carter's Conquest" {
ill, after next Tuesday, publish the same '
with a slight change in the first syl- g
lble of the last word. Inquest" will be t
be word then, IL
"The Inter Mountain" announces that
the gravel trains are being oiled up" All n
which is e%minently correct, as they will =
, required to haul the Democratic MAORI =
into camp and cart off the slate la 5
ented, the Republican party. d
The LoUNGER. II
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

HELENA will have a grand Democratic
rally Saturday. The people of Butte are
invited to attend.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

The Inter Mountain" people are SO
fond OF the heather Chinese that they
give employment to them constantly.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

MIR. CLARK speaks at Boulder to-mor-
row noon, and at Nickes tomorrow
nirht.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

WoRKINGMEN, you owe it to yourselves
see to 1t that the Democratic ticket Is
scted triunphantly November 9, as 1t
Imposed Of working people.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

SOME one should whisper in Carter's
ear that his organ, the daily racket, is
doing him more harm than good.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

InR. w. w. KNOX & CO.,
(LATE OF CINCINNATI, OHIO
West Broadway, opp. the Opera House.
DIR. w. W. KNOX
Has had many years experience in the Leading
Hospitals of the East.
DR.. W.. w. KNOX.
Will give free examinations to all. The D"'
is q regular graduate of the Ohio Medl
cal College.
DIR. W. w. KNOX.
Offers a reward of $1,000 to any case he unuA
takes to cure and fails, i: his directions
are followed.
DIR. ". W. KNOX.
the place, IS and s., West Broao"'"
Opera House.
)fice hours from a. H.. until 8p. m O0W"
GUS treatment tc al. ~
DR. POWELL REEVES.
(LArE OF NEW YORK;
as removed to 60 and Is West BroSu"''
site the Opera House, Butte CITY,
3 will treat all with the wonderful 'u"s
has had here. Don't fail to:cal and C0n-
suit him, free of Charge
DIR. POWELL REEVES. Butte MI
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

A DEMOCRATIC rally will be held at
Anaconda, Saturday. People of Butte
are invited to attend.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago, October 31.-Wheat closed
stronger; cash, 1:17x, Z
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

VOTE for Thomas Doyle for Con-
stable. Also for William Kennedy and
James Mitchell.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

inaugurated. The meeting Wa.
over by Z. R. Maillet, the presidon.
club. who called it to order at
2 sharp and from then on ninth iu@
least OF reason held full sway an
harmony vas uninterrupted, "p
1t is unfortunate that, ou;a
space 1t is impossible here to reprodn !
many good points made and heo
tic language uttered in their entn$
by Messrs. Maillett, ,Josenh MI"Vlve t.
ana other gentlemen. Tbei,,
ana torcible utterances were rece;nas
ireqaeno cheering which proved tpl
present were Democrats to the ing
=. y. Ethler responded to a. cali hn
tne following two songs, the cbcss ~
winch were taken up with entbnoio
all and sung as only those tn has
airs are native and to the monnnool
can sing them: ""nhers
Sung to the air of the Marso;uo.
dedlcated to Guillaume Clark as bsa'
the party by Joseph N. Either, the n Z
Allons, Democrates Canadiens.
lie Jour d action est arrive,
Centre nous les Republicans
Asltent au vent Ia chemise ensanp,anto
Entendez Vous, dams tout lie Territoiro
Mugir leurs feroces orateurs
lis viennent jusque par lei
Difamer lie chef du parti.
CHGURs:
AUX POLES, Democratesl
Votons pour Guillaume Clark
Votons! Votons!
supportons lie parti!
Vive lie Democratic,
Que veut cette horde d orateurs
De Republicans enrages?
Pourquoi ces discours pleins de rage
Contre notre parti bien Anne?
Democrates! pour nous, ali! ouelle or,.,
Quels transports lis doivent exoiter,
Cest nous qu'ils osent
AUX rebelles, aux traites du passe!
. III.
Amour sacre du parti,
Conduis soutiens nos votes yengs,r.
Democratic! Democracle cherie!
Combats avec tes defenseurs
Sous nos drapeaux que la ~vlctoire
Sc perche lie six Novembre au soir,
Que nos ennemis, en- pleurant,
Violent ton triomphe ct notse gIoire.
Sung to the Canadian air, give RI
md dedicated to the RepubIicon ~
Helena who sent Lareau here to forn
club by it's author, Josenb
"0pn
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

FIAT has become of Col. Hawkins,
'-e brilliant Republican orator?
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03
Sir Charles Tupper's Reported Appoint
ment,

NEW YORK, October 31.-The "Herald's''
London special says it is reported that the
appointment of Sir Charles Upper is not
given serious consideration on that side of
the water. The report is simply a~ttributed
to a few OF Tupper's friends in Canada.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

AS mud singers, the Republican
orators are following in the footsteps Of
their organ, the enter Mountain"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

I "Cs duIS, edFSI VOub pOlrQuOl
NOUS sommes ce soir tous reunis
Cest QUEEN, bons? Democrates,
NOUS rotrons pour Guillaume Clark.
supportaat lie partl,
soyons unis,,nes amis.
Mes amls, saVez vous perlrouoi
Helena nous envoya Lareas2
C'est qu'ils nous pensaient toes
Des fous ct des nigots!
Mails nous sommes Democratesr
Soyons unis, mes amis.
Mes amls, saVez vous, pourquoi
Lareau pris la piste a patau?
Cest que les Democrates .
Lui firent peter la Rate!
MATS nous sommes Democrateg!
Soyons unis, mes amis.
Mes amls, savez vou pourquoi
samedi proclaim nous serons en- train,
Visiter Helena
Prouver q ces gems la
Que nous sommes Democrates!
Soyons unis, mes amis.
V.
Mes am1s, savez vous pourquoi
LIE six NoVembre sera pour nous
I'm grand jour de victoire
Partout lie Teritoire?
Cest que nous sommes DemocratesI
Soyons unis, mes amis.
JOSEPH N. EgHIER.
The members OF the club were present b
the number of 141. all the members on I'll,
roll answering the call, and the volume O
sound they made naturally attracted
Messrs. Leroy, McArth r, W. P. Forbil
and HARDER, who were introduced to thu
club and granted the courtesy OF maxim
short addresses to their new ~poIitica.
brethren.
The meeting adjourned to Friday night
to hear reports of the committee appointed
TO make arrangements for the club to visit
on the night OF the grand demon.
'tration there. They will take Fart in it
an Individual body and their prepare.
lions will be on a par with their enthusiasm
the cause.
1t is more than probable that the Cana.
Ian emblem, a beaver gnawing a maple
Dough, will be a conspicuous feature Of
heir outfit either in a transparency or on
! banner, perhaps both.
On November 6, they will meet at Head.
quarters and go in a body to the polls to
'ote, headed by a band which NJ. lie Presi.
.ent Maillett intends to engage at his OWL
Expense.
After adiourning last evening the club
listed friends round town singing patriotic
.ngs and lingering with loving fondnesS on
hat sentimental ditty now so popular:
Good-by, Tom Carter! GOod-by.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

LIVELY Democratic rally will be held
in Butte Monday evening.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

VoTE the straight Democratic ticket.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

1.-The Inter Mountain" that
1.-THE gravel trains are being oiled up" All
OF which is eminently correct, as they will
be required to haul the Democratic MAORI
ties into camp and cart off the slate Ia
mented, the Republican party.
The LoUNGER.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

DIR. r. L. GILLESPIE will make a good
Coroner. See to it that he lis elected.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

The Republican papers which are o
publishing accounts Of 'Carter's Conquest
will, after next Tuesday, publish the same
line with a slight change in the first syl-
liable of the last word. Inquest" will be
the word then.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

Mes amis, savez vous pourquoi
Nous sommes 20 soir tous reunis
yea QUEEN, bons? Democrates,
NOUS rotrons pour Guillaume CLARK
supporta.t lie partl,
soyons unts,rnes amis.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

Office hours from 9 a. IN. until 8p. IN. Oo~"
GUS treatment tc al.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03
nR. w. w. KNOX 4 CO.,
(LATE OF CINCINNATI, OHIO

Now located in Bntte City. at Nos. GO and d,
West Broadway, opp. the Opera House.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03
nR' POWELL REEVES

DIR, POWELL REEVES, Butte NJ
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03
DR.. W. w. KNOX

Hal had many years experience in the LesdilS
Hospitals Of the East.
DIR. w. w. KNOX.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-03

The people who, a few days ago, were
the ioudest in their complaints of the dust,
are now equally vociferous in their denun.
Citations of Jupiter Pluvius because the
dust has been changed into mud.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22
NabOzcnSfWa IA CeSarza
nicEnieckiegO.

krolowa angielska w dnlu po-
grzebu cesarza Wilhelma urzadzi-
la nabozenstwo za}obne w kaplicy
zamkowej W Windsor. = w Wied-
niu modliE sic 20 niego W tym
samym dniu CESAR austryacAi W
kosciele professionalism. = TAX sa-
mo car i jego rodzima byli w dzich
pogrzebu ma nabozenstwie "a ME
boszczyka Wilhelma w kosciele
luterskim w Petersburgu.
Prevalent Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych Cleveland oraz ministrowle
Bayard, Lairschild, Villas, Whitney
i Dickinson byli W dniu - mar
ca w luterskim kosciele Go cor
d a W Washington, ably okazac
swa za}obe 20 zmarlym cesarzu
niemieckim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22
OR derry yINISTkoW.

BERLIN, Is marca. - CESAR
Fryderyk nada} order czarnego or
Ia ministrtyl sprawiedliwosci
Erie dbergowi i ministrowi
robot publicznych NJ a y ach o.
W i. Jest to najwyzszy order, jaki
ma do nadania kr6l pruski. Do
tad udzielono 60 prawie tylko "a
o%dznaczenia sic we wojnie. Jego
g}6wnie wojenny charakter i przez
to sic uwydatnia, re nadaje Cd
biorcy range generate porucznika
oraz dziedziczne szlachectwo, %jezeli
to j%eszcze ME istnieje. f e d e
berg urodzi} sic 2 rodzic6w po-
chodzenia zyd~owskiego a teraz jest
szlachcicem i bedzie mial prawo
do tomorrow, jake sic dotad zwyk-
lie dostawa}y tylko wysoko uro-
dzonym Prusakom czystej krvi.
Zgroza przejmuje klike dworska,
kt6ra by}a W }askach u nieboszczy-
ka cesarza.
Cesarz Fryderyk, udekorowa-
MEM ministr6w Friedberga i May
bacha, chcia} okazat, re zszczeg6l.
niejszem zami1owaniem bedzie Cd
znaczal zas}usi, po}ozone pa rolu
pokoiowem. Henryk Erie d b erg
jest w}aSciwym tworca nicmieckie-
so kodeksu karnego i ordynacyi
proces6w karnych, Maybach zas
tw6rca pruskiego pahstwowego svs-
temu kolejowego, o lie ten sic
uformowa} W ostatnich 10 latach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22
X antlc z al X ancyona /


CIVIL zb'or naj"owszych P,esn
oiag E sttd{SSSf i post pao;step p "a "'' w. T"
nina wsiadli do pojazd6w.
0 kwadrans ma czwarta stanaf
orszak %pogrzebowy pred Mauzo-
leum w Charlottenburgu.
Tam przyjaf trumne predykant
zamkowy i rozpoczelo sic ustawia-
ME trumny re zwlokami cesraza
Wilhelma do grobowca czyll mau-
zoleum krolewsKiej rodziny pru-
skiei. Pc ~skonczonych ceremoniach
oddalili sic cz}onkowie rodziny
~cesarskiej i inni za}obnicy; gene
ra}owie p%ozegnali sic re swym
zmar}ym wodzem wojennym, sa-
lutujac i k}adac reke ma trumnie.
Saliva artyleryi oglosi}a koniec
%pogrzebu.
CESAR F%ryderyk, w uniformie
generalskim, re wstega orderu car
nego or}a, sta} PREY oknie zamko-
wynn, z kt6rego by} widok ma ca}y
park, przypatrywa} sic orszako-
wi pogrzebowemu.
iona jego, cesarzowa Wiktorya
i jej cdrki by}y obecne PREY uro-
czystosciach W mauzoleum i o 60
dzinie A powr6ci}y do zamku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22
Posrzeb W Berlinie.

BERLIN, Is marca. - WcZo-
raj odby} sic pogreb zw}ok cesa-
RIA Wilhelma. By}o bardzo zimno,
talk IL wojska, kt6re tworzy}y szpa-
Ter wzd}uz drogi orszaku pogrze-
bowego, mia}y ~pfaszcze ma sobie.
Mimo Emma krocie ludu t}oczy}y
sic "a wojskiem a p. l.ipami kaz-
dc okno by}o zajete. Wszystkie do
mywzd}uz orszaku pogrzebowego
czarno by}y zas}onionei w%ywieszo-
en- Z mich choragwie 2 czarnemizas
lonami. Ma krzyz6wksch ulic by1y
potezne s}upy, czarno os}onione, 2
orEem pruskim u CORY. Drama
Brandenburgska by}a pokryta car
nym suknem.
Nabozenstwo za}obne odby}o
sic tumie. Cesarz Fryderyk
ME by} ma MEM, poniewaz powie-
trze by}o "a zimne. Ceremonie
wykonywa} pastor nadworny DR..
Koegel.
Ksiaze pruski Wilhelm stal
W srodku navy koscielnej. Po bo-
kach krolovie saski. belgiiski i
rumuhski; tuz PREY Mich W. ksiaze
badehski, ksi$zeta pruscy Albrecht
i Henryk, austryacki i rosyjski
ce~sarzewicz, W. ksiazeta rosyjscy
Micha4 i Miko}aj, ksiaze Wall,
krdlewicz w}oski, ~krolewicze dun
ski i greek, wszyscy u%niformach
swych wojsk; dalej ksiaze bawar-
ski, W. ksiaze heski i inni ksiaze-
ia r%eprezentanci obcych mccall
stw; miedzy mimi francusk i
general Billot re swoi m
S Z a b G m.
Pc obu stronach trumny stall
min1strowie.
Sr6d z~a}osnych pieh organ i
strza}6w karabinowych pred tu-
mem, IL starych pu}kownik6w po-
wolf zdje]o trumne Z katafalku i
wynios}o jig 4 koscio}a na swoich
barkach. Priced trumna postepo-
wal wysoNi urZednik dworski; pc
obu stronach ministrowie, niosac
insignia parstwa ma poduszkach.
Ma cclc orszaku general V. Papc
Most ccsarsk% ~choragicN. 70 level
i prawe.j stronic choragwi postero-
wall odjutanci nicboszczyka. ksi@zc
R#dziwi}f j hrabia Lchndorti, Z do
'ytrni pataszami.
PodczaS @iy, or,zak SIC nr1@d-
Aowai, yrala hapcla marsz la}obny
s}awncgo ~polskicg" kompozytora
Chopina q. Ccsorzowi l'ryderyko-
wi ME pozwoIit doAtor ostcpowaG
W szcrcgu, j9k b.io mrlcpisanc W
programme; B~marA i Mo,tkc 70
wnicz unicwmui,i sic choroba.
Ma uumnic pomiedzy inncmi
unoninkami l"zaiy wlt(cc, naies-
lane pr1ez mia.ta Know, Moskwc,
Amsterdam I Rotterdam.
Pred kolumN " zwyciestwa po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22
w NEW York; W dniu ].

marca rano nicho znowu staio sue
pogodncm i temperature sic ocicp-
lila. Ulicc @jcszcze hyiy pokryte
smicgicm, lrcz gronady r|obotMi%oW
raznie %pracowaly uad jceo usunie.
ciem. Ma ~ws@ystkich holcjach mo
WI ro1pocl2l sic ruch regularity.
Handlerzc Z przcdmieSt, Atdrych
5 dni ME wid1iauo W micscic,
znowu sic pokazali. ! kolcjc kon-
ne juz krqzyiy pc m%ieScie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22
M!SZ-
~ARCYBISKUP Heiss z n

waukee ME chciaf zezwolic, ably
samob6jczynia Josie McCullen, Sto-
Ia w Chicago odebra}a sobie ~
Gle a ktdrej zw}oki potem przywie-
ziono do Milwaukee, pochowano
IA %swieconem miejscu ma cmenta.
rzu Kalwaryjskim, gdyz ME ule-
ga watplwoSci, re p%opefni}a sa-
m%ob6jstwo PREY zdrowym rozamie.
w inny:h przypadkach, gdzie mo
INA byfo przypusciG pomieszane
zmys}6w rozparzy, arcybiskup
chetnie udziela} %pozwolenia do
pogrzebania samobojcdw ceremo-
miami koscielnemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22
has u NM.


~ T-KN' 7VH1'i ~ HTEVTTa.
pcInomocnicy holei Iopcca oswald
czyli, lc TAX hcz wszystNicgo ME
moga odrzuciG lrachtow kolri Bur
Iiustonskicj, sdyz %inaczcj mogliby
polna>t kar2c zwi4lkowcgo plawa
kolrJowcgo. Kierowmicy twicrlz2,
Il me maj2 obo"iazNu spowicdlc-
mia na 80 dni pred rmicrzonem
opu-zclcnicm micjsca, ze raclcj
czns TAXI jest jcdynic przcwiI1ia-
nym dla 4mian warunhow ugody
sfuzbowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22
w Rosehill, PREY kolei Della

ware i Lakcewanna, musia}o 100
os6b "a godzin pozostat W WACO
mach, gdyz pociag ME m6gf ruszyc
Il miejsca. Ludziom dokucza}o zim-
no i g}6d, przeciez Mkt zycia ME
u%tracif.
w New Yorku usi}owano sto-
pie ogromne masy Sniegu w uli-
each duzemi ogniami; wszelako
skutek ME by} pomyslny. W gro
madzie sniegu znaleziono zwfokl
obywatela Noe.
SZKODA, jaka blizzard zesz-
}otygodniowy wyrzadzif W samym
miescie New York, wynosi Z mi
lion6w; W Stanach doko}a oko4o 20
milion6w dolar6w. Blizzard siegaf
ma po}udnie do Alexandria, Va,
ku Zachodowi do Pittsburgh i Buff
falo; ma p6}noc do Saratoga a ma
Wsch6d do Boston. w kierunku
do Bostonu tylko jedna LIMA tele-
graiczna, ma Albany, pozosta}a ME
przerwana Dopiero gdy sniegl be-
da usuniete, bedzie MONA straty
obliczyG dok}adnie.
Ma pociagu Z byd}em, ktdry W
zeszFy poniedziafek pod Elisabeth,
N. Y, ugrqz} W sniegu, pomarzfo
wiele owiec, rogacizny a w pocl2gu
Pennsyl. kolei w New Yorku
cn}y poci2g owiec sta} sic pastwa
mroZu.
q % statk6w pilockich W New
Yorku diva podczas bury szczes-
liwie dostaly sic do portu, 8 roz-
bio sic, a o IS, ktdrc by}y ma pei
mem morzu, dotad mic ME s}ychat.
Ma wybrzezu wiele mniejszych
statk6w zatone}o i dotqd wiadomo
O % osobach, kt6re smiert znalaz-
ly we wodzie.
BRACTWO "KIEROWNIKOW
LOKOMOTYWY i palaczy zarz2l-
dzilo w miniony czwartek strajk
ma przestrzeni dalszych 230O mil.
Ruch stana} ma ca}ej linii Atchi-
son, Topeka i Santa Fe oraz PREY
naleznych odn6g. D}uga przestrzel
OF St. Paul w p6lnocy do Ell Pasc
. w ro}udniu, w]asciwie GAIA szero.
kost Stan6w Zjednoczonych, tera2
wmieszana jest w walke pomiedz>
koleja Burlingtohska a jej urzed-
nikami. Znowu okolo 500 ludzi
talk kierownik6w lokomotywY jah
V %palaczy, o%pusci}o prace, a przez te
. ME miej, jak 1000 innych ludz
: r.u.ia}o zawiesit robote. Now
strajkerzy podobno dzia}aja NJ
r w}asna reke, spodziewajac sic tax
i re p~odwyzszenia p}acy,
w NEW HAVEN - jak do
nosza Z New Yorku - 7 ludzi -;
klasy robotniczej znalaz}o smier'
cd bllzzardu. 3/dziewczeta, zatrud
nione w fabryce wyrobdw gumo-
: wych, straci}y zycie W ogromnycl
= = gromadach sniegu PREY ulicy sw
' jana. Trzcch n%auczycieli szk6} lu-
dowych przepad}o bez wiesci i
J, pewnoScia ich cia}a take gdzie lie
: za w sniegu. q o%kolicznych gmil
= doniesiono do New Haven O q
, zmar}ych osobach. w niekt6rycl
szkolach, ma polu %po}ozonych, die
= CT wraz z nauczycielami pare DIN
: czeka}y bez j~edzenia, az uragal
, zwolnia1.
IOWY przyby} jeden 2
S strajkujacych kierownik6w loko.
: motywy Cd kolei Chicago, Burling
a ton, Quincy i powiada} ku wiel-
kiej radosci swoich towarzyszy, u
tam %cztcrech 2 pomledzy nowvc]
: kierownik6w lokomotywy przya.
: resztowano jake pijanych. Dalsz;
o wiadomosd by}a, re w Lincoln
Nebraska, 80 lokomotyw zosta},
o p~opsutych do nieuzycia i re ME
/. bawem ~jeszcze wiecej %lokomoty,
! bedzie trzeba odes}at do reparacyj
q SAN FRANCISCO, II marca
= = Wczoraj rano zastrajkowali tax
re wszyscy kierownicy loko
;; motywy Cd kolej California Sout
hern j California Central, ktor
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22
MINNESOTA. PRAY

MINNESOTA. = PraWO o
przymusle szk6lnym teraz po raz
pierwszy z%astdsowano, i to pre-
civ farmerowi Janowi Langner W
Stearns County. Wzbraniaf sic po-
se}at swojej i letniej cork do szko-
}y, pozwany zosta} pred sad,
ma skazany Sc grzywien oraz zap
}acenie koszt6w sadowych. Teraz
juz bedzie pose}aF cdrke do szko}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22
Najlepszem objasnieniem
POLSK|EJK 0L0N||

sa mapy, ksiazki, sps osalnkow rysunek klasztoru Ks KS. Frana
c'~zka"o :, kl6ro rosIe k"zdem", kto sic on zgtosi bszplatn1e.
Nad>o posa kazdemu mai. czey6towszo w Aui,nl ;, cny to drulo
wane CIV 1i.a"e, talk do Euopy jake III W AmeEyce bezriutnie, sko
70 mi ko "dres rodu.
Prey tenn nadm1eniam, 10 " momj Kohnii Jest jeszcze zemia tania,
a wlec W elk ezas do z"kupicn:~ S "zelajq " gyl0whe i ma o1plate
jnk IN kupujacemu stosunki pzwaltip.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22
PAROSTATEK P6}nocno-Nit

PAROSTATLk Po{nOcno-Nlc-
mieckiego Lloyda La n odp}y-
nal W dniu IA marca z Nowego
Yorku do Bremen be- }adunku,
gdyz Z powodu sniegu ME by}o
mona dowieSG frachtow do portu.
Miaf tylko 40 pasazerdw ma polka
die, rodczas gdy dla 100 zamd-
wione byfy miejsca; wszelako 60
p~asazer6w ugrez}o W sniegu i ME
mog}o ma czas zdazyt do New
Yorku. Paroststki Finance i
Britain c, kt6re miaiy odpIy-
mac juz Il marca, oapSynefy do
piero nazaj utrl roWnlez bez Ia
dunku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22

der M S k i; ksiedza
Majera W owym dniu wcale w
Winonie ME by}o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22

w CHICAGO, ILL.,, zostana
skasowane wszystkie salony, polo
zone blizej, jsk 200 stop, cd kos
cio}a, gdzie sic odprawia nabozeh-
stwo. - Kto ujmie morderce ban
kiera Snella, dostanie $4,000 ma
grody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22

w NEWARKU, n. y. w CA
sic blizzarlu rlkio mlcNa, mirsa
j we5ii. Trojc lud ii zmarzio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22
STRAJK persona}u k

STRAJK personaEu kolei
Reading zosta} w dniu Is marca,
ma zebraniu urzednikdw tel kolei
w Philadelphii, uznany "a skoh-
czony, i pozwolono c%z}onkom, zno-
WI starac sic o miejsca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22
w DULUTH onedaj ma po-

~ "
}udniowem wzgdrzu, gdzie PREY
przebijaniu 4 ulicy W dniu % lu-
tego wskutek eksplozyi dynamitu
uszkodzonych zosta}o 300 dom6w
i kilka os6b poranionych, znowu
so funtow dynamitu wylecia}o W
powietrze. Szczesciem ta razaa szko-
da ME jest wielka, a lubo wielka
czesG miasta ~zosta}a wstrzasnionq,
jednak strata ogranicza sic gfownie
ma pot}uczonych oknach, tylko
jedna osoba odnios}a RAINY, jak sic
zdaje, cd pot}uczonej szyby.