davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
Sprawy biezace
W1uras i,mP olonus0jw obchod-qce.

PlSdl" poioNi, NeNiJ Po" f'J
piracy mad oswiecaniem ludu pol
skiego, przychylnie wyraza sic W
artykule, jaki W dzisiejszem hume
sze podajemy, o dziafaniu Nioru-
sa i dodaje nam otnchy do dali
szego postepowania ma tel drodze.
TIE sfowa uznania i zachety Cd
chwalonegn mega, wiecej las Gle
RIA, anizeliby a tysiqce takich
docink6w, jakiemM mas traktuje
~fafszywie poinformowany Dzienuih
Rznunshi obrazi}o. Mad DzienW
klein mozemy tylko ubolewat, re
i on da} sic zaGmi & przez no.
w%ojorskiego Jugurthe.
PANU SADOWSKIEMU, re-
daktorowi Polaka " Ameryce, ok
ropnie musia} dokuczyt jakis Ka-
scuba, skoro unoszac sig gniewem
ma Mojstra, pisze, re miedzy uro-
dzonymi pod Puckiem So zakalv
narodu polskiego. So istoty ME
warte, ze ich ziemia swieta nosi.
Niechaj p, S~adowskiemu ma to
odpowie, kto sic czuje tenn obrazo-
nym; Warus ME uwaza "a potrzeb-
ue dalej }echtat drazliwej watroby
szanownego kolegi, boo wszystkim
Polakom, znajdujqcym jake tako
swoja ziemie i polskie szczepy,
wiadomo, re kaszubi cd dawna
uchodza "a lud spokojny, pobo-
INV, a prey tenn zaradny i pred
siebiorczy. A re ME tylko ludzie
ich kochaja, ale i niebo, najlep-
Sym tego dowodem, re PAN
Jezus pomiedzy mimi przebywa},
MIN j~eszcze p. Sadowskl by} w
Buffalo siezeczka ,,Rozmowa ka-
szuby . Pnlakiem'', kt6ra 20 10 CEN
tow dostat MONA cd p. Drqzkow.
skiego 2 Winony, moze kazdego o
tenn przekonac.
Pewnie Mkt talk szczerze ME
pochwalif p. Sadowskiego "a jego
artyku} W obronie Zwiazku napisa-
ny, jak Ma ter cd Warusa. chyba
redaktor Pol ht Ame' gee
dopatrywaf sic ironii tam,
gdzie tylko kaszubskim ludowym
zarcikiem sFowa jego chciano tenn
wiecej spopularizowac.
TOW. CENTRALNE POLEK
w Chicago prz%ygotowuje sic do
odegrania teatru amatorskiego.
Amatorzy ucza sic sztuki D i e
Sieroty, t}umaczonej przez pa
MIA T-ohle Samolihska jezyka
francuskiego Nv czwartek, 1 marca,
odby}a sic pierwsza proba.
CHICAGO Ksiadz Ia ! e W.
ski, ktdremu Ojciec Wincenty
poruczyE piecza mad zbawieniem
dusz niewiernych Bambr6w, ME-
p%otrzebnie zaczyna sic ga mowat
take d~uszyczka PAM Teofill Samo-
linskiej. Juz navel piorunowaf ma
MIA z ambony o jej wiersz ma
Geese Ameryhi, re zamiast tego
ME poswiecila czas n a czeSf
Panu Bogu. Gdyby ksiadz
Zalewski by} d}uzej W Ameryce,
ME by}by siebie take niedorzecz-
noscia osmieszyf, boo by}by vie
dziaf, re PAM Teofila juz i ma
chwa1e Boga, WARY, Eucharystii
t. p. wiele pisaFa wierszy, ktore
W tym kraju by}y ogFoszone dru-
klein, i to wiersze tax piekne, ia
kichby ks. Z.lewski nigdy ME ma
pisa}.
MILWAUKEE. - Parafa sw.
Stans}awa bedzie rozdzielona ma
dwie. Grunt pod nowy koscio@ JUL
kupiony.
PRZYSZkY SEM Zwiazku
Mar. Pol. prawdopodobnie odbe.
die sic W Detroit.
PAN JERZMANOWSKI mic
zrobi Interest," ma Banku Ratunko.
wego W Poznaniu, albowiem, jak
donosi toruhski Przyjaciel, juz kra.
4y pogfoska, re Bank ten ma
wkrotce ogfosiG likwidacy4, to jest
zwinat interes, i oddac akcyona-
ryuszom, lie %jeszcze bedzie mogI
PewnieGtam juz niewiele pozosta.
nle...
PANU JOZEFOWl ZAWI-
SZY do terO zorzuci1iSmv nieczcya
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
Ameryka.

PRZYBYSZE Y EUROTY te-
a lepiej So traktowani W Castle
Garden, niz dawniej. Komisya j.
migracyjna wreszcie ulek}a SIG
wspolnego szemrania prasy i pos.
tanowi}a odtad patrzet ma palce
ludziom, wywozacym biednych
wychodzcow europejskich ma robo-
te i znizyc ceny artyku}6w zywno-
sci i napojow W Castle Garden.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

KOLEJ MANITOBA chce bu-
dowac W tym roku nastepujace
LIME: Duluth, Willmar & Sioux
Falls $50; Duluth, Watertown i
Pacific, m l Is; wreszcie kolei Kim
klcy & Duluth, mil 60.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

OWATONA, Min. = Kodak
nasz Jab6b Olejniczak, kt6rego ia
kies oHrutniki, pobiwszy, wtrscily
do lodowni, juz skonal,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
POszukiwanie.

st. Joseph, Mo-, 1 marca.
P"-zrkujo M jego s>~agra 30
lesf"w" II gowSk''go, ktory rrzy-
lech"i do Amrry XII " r. 1890 i
rzrby" al Stevens Point, Wis,
xkad list o.tatni do mr. pisn}.
Odtad Hugo o min Lio nam VIA.
domusci.
Pr"sz9 o iasknwc donio.icnir
mi o MIN.
K. WIECZOREK
Mr.. s25 90 Str. 81. Joseph. No.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
JEZIORO SUPERIOR bedzie

JEZIORO SUPERIOR bedzie
~polaczone 40 mil dlugim kana}em
z j%ezior. Michigahskiem, cd zatoki
South Bay do Noe. Przez to costa
}aby usunieta niebezpieczna zeglu-
ga przez ciesniny Mackinac. Pred
siebiorstwo ma kosztowac oko}o 5
milion6w dolariw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
PANU J0ZEFOWl ZAWI-

SLY ola tego zarzucilifmy nieszcze-
rose wzgledem Zwiazku Mar. Pol,
re podajqc klqtwe, rzucona ma Zwia-
zex przez Memoryalnych, ami s}owa
W obronie Zwiazku ME napisaf.
Zdaje sic jednak, re tylko brak
czasu ME pozwolif mi dodat kar-
c9cego Memoryalnych dorisku, DO
zaraz %rastcpnym numerze poda-
10 W streszczeniu,co W ostatnim CA
sic inni W obronieZwiqzkun apisali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

PAM A. Skoraczynhska otwo-
rzy}a W Chicago W poniedzia}ek,
5 marca, szko}e wieczorna jezyka
angielskiego, z wyk}adem po]skim
i niemieckim, na rogu Milwaukee
Ave. i Ashland Ave.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
bedzie powierzonem.

bedzie powierzonem.
o lie nasze informacye siega-
jig, kurya rzymska rozwaza tylko
sprawe ustanowienia W St2nach
Zjednoczonych delegate papeskie-
go Ia ME biskupa], ktoryby pos
redniczyf biskupom W sprowadze-
niu polskich %kap}anow i sadzif
TAX czqsto zachodzace spory mig
dry parafianami a proboszczem W
polskich paratiach. Delegatem ma
zostat, jak SIG dowiadujemi z via
%rogodnego zr6d}a, jeden z ksiezy
Zwiqzkowi Mar. Pol. sprzyjajacych.
BRAIDWOOD. - Jakis pis-
max, co u starej baby uczy} sic ro-
zumu, opisa} " Zgodzie naszego r.
Jab}rhskiego, jakoby by} przeci-
wnikiem Zwiazku Mar. Pol. Pan
Jabfonski p%amieta, re jest za4ozy-
cie]em Towarzystwa i nigdy lie o
MIN ME m6wi, w%ystepuje jedynie
przeciwko tym, co udajac c%horych,
kaza sobie p}acic cd Tow. zaromo-
&c, i pr1eciwko takim, co to, jak
Dom gaia, naleza do Towarzystwa
czeskiego, przez kosci6} katolicki
zakazanego, tudziez przeciwko tym,
co to sluby biora ma hall dzieci
chrzciG ME daja.
BUFFALO.-Rodak nasz Sta
nis}aw Wichfacz, wracajac oneg-
dajczej niedzieli 2 gosciny cd bra
ia, poslizgnq} STA ma Japan ulicy i
ciezko upad} 2 maFa c6rka, kt6ra
ni6s} ma reku. Malenstwu mic sig
niesta}o, gdyz o%jciec wolaf sam po-
niesc szkode, niz dziewcze upuScic,
ale wiarus Stanis}aw strasznie So
bic pot}uk noge i przez dfugi GAS
ME bedzie m6gf chodzic do roboty.
-Niechaj Pan Bog broni kazdego
od takiego ni~eszczescial
KRZEMIESKI z New Yorku
Jest jake cz}owiek i Polak stokroG
wiecej wart niz Ignas Sllwihski,
sekretarz p. Jerzmanowskiego.
Krzemihski dotad z pokora pod
daf sic pod wolq kazdorazowego
sadu narodowego, Ignas natomiast
"a to, re so ma ostatnim Sejmie
Zwiazku Mar. Pol. potepiono jake
wyrzutka spoEeczehstwa, ME pre-
stale sic mscic; koniecznie chce do
wiest, re wszyscy Polacy W Anne
ryce tacy sami, jak on, a to talk
samo n%iepodobnem, jak dowiedze-
ME kwadratury kofa.
CHICAGO TIMES donosi, re
i W Chicago jezyk niemiecki wy
kreslony zostanie 2 planu nauk W
szko}ach publicznych. Bledne Mem
cy! Az SERGE sic kraje ma TAXA ME
sprawiedliwosG! Narzekania z tego
powodu i jeki okropne. Chociaz W
Chicago ME ma $50 gazet niemie-
ckich, zaledwie so, wiecej robia
halasu, niz $50 diab}ow W swieco-
nej wodzie!
GRUPA KAWALEROW
POLSKICH Tow. M1odziezy Pol
sko-Kato]ickiej odbedzie swe mas
tepne posiedzenie W domu OBJ. F.
Gizyhskiego, ISL Milwaukee Ave.,
Chicago, ILL.,, W czwartek, s
marca. Obywatele Stanis}aw Plisz-
ka i Franciszek Gizyhski zaprasza-
ja ma to posiedzenie miodziez
polska, ably urzadzit grupe komp-
letnie.
POSZUKIWANY Bazej
Chmielewski, rzeznik, rodem z w.
KS. Poznaiskiego.
PAM A. SiSoraczynska otwo-
rzy}a Chicago W poniedzia}ek,
5 marca, szko}e ~wieczorna jezyka
angielskiego, z ~wyk}adem po]skim
i niemieckim, ma rogu Milwaukee
Ave. i Ashland Ave.
OWATONA, Min. - Kodak
nasz Jab6b Olejniczak, kt6rego ja-
kies oArutniki, pobiwszy, wtracily
do lodowni, juz skona},
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

KARDYNAI GIBBONS pro
sill Ojca sw., ably ME potepia} te-
oryj socyalistycznych Henry Geor-
ge'a i ks. NJ. Glynna, poniewaz
smierG naturalna juz i'm W oczy
zaglada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
siadaf z pociagu

CZkOWlEK, kt6ry zosta} a.
resztowunym W Lebanon, Mo-, ME
jest Tasscottem morderca Snell'a.
Jest to farmer, kt6ry jest ~nieszcze-
sllwym pod tym wzgledem, IL jest
podobnym do Tascott'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
MOVIE TOWARZYSTWO.


!. ')'''a 40 A'.eso zos'a'o Aa'o-
Ao',0 o"'o'so Ao" ouo"'''eNe
poo "a1S% owai~yS,"o
oo"e ioisAle nuoo-
"h'cze =.
''Ao AoS'aii wy ora
~
w. osu'N ''y.' 1'~ A"ucy "o'ooo
T. ni.,Ao"sN'' vice PREF 1'ooo
o. NJ Morge'slerh oekretarz lo.ooo
~ Aoall'sN' semi - 1'ooo
M N M MsssnotsrSh' 1000. 90"
nee ooo
p eNi o ooo
'>,'so" 'oNo
Low" W "o0'"'' "'o~o'''' ia
bioracym pozyczki jak i chcacym
sobie niejaki kapitalik zaoszczedziG
korzysci.
Ivcv,cy coh;a nrzvotanit RI
oAS "'A""'e pi"yo1. "iDo "a po-
~siedzenla, ktore co plateK wlecZo
rem w Hall Oh. Y. Nalepinskiego
u. No !543 PRIV Noble u]icy sic
aah;. olha da coluo l.b
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
P~REDYKANCI metod

PRED7KAKCI metodystow-
soy W stanie Minnesota sposobla sic
do wydania gazety Methodystow-
skiej. Kapita} akcyjny ma wyno-
sic okolo 5 10000. Nova ia gazeta
bedzie wydawana W Minneapolis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

Telegram z Rzymu donosi, ze
Ojciec Fwiety mianowaf ks.probosz-
CA Ryan biskupem Alton dye
cezyilllinois,n dotychczasowego adj
mlnistratom ~dyecezyi, Jansen, bis
kupem novel dyecezyi Bolleville
W Illinois.
IA TASCOTTEM weszy teraz
policya W stnnie New York. Miano
go widziet, jak " miescie Owego &c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

|
wsp6lnego szemrania prasy i pos.
tanowi}a odtad patrzeG ma palce
ludziom, wywozacym biednych
wychodzcdw e%uropejskich ma robo-
te i znizyc ceny artyku}6w zywno-
i napojdw W Castle Garden.
BOODLER powiatowy d a n
w + e n, kt6ry niedawno W Chica-
go z kilku kolegami zostak skaza-
nyi przewie1iony do domu karne-
go Joliet, ILL.,, przeznaczony zos-
tai do %wyrzucania mierzwy cd ko-
nj.
OWATONNA, Mimi. - Ma
wsparcie kolei Duluth, Red Wing
& Southern ma zabrac miasto ma
sze S 10000, ma kt6ra to sumo
wszyscy obywatele beda sic sk}ada-
Ii.
KOLEJ MANITOBA chce bu-
dowat W tym roku nastepujace
LIME: Duluth, Willmar & Sioux
Falls $50; Duluth, Watertown j
Pacific, m | Is; wreszcie kolei Kim
klcy & Duluth, mil 60.
PREDYKANCI metodystow-
soy W stanie Minnesota sposobla sic
do wydania gazety Methodystow-
skiej. Kapitaf akcyjny ma wyno-
sic okoFo 5 10000. Nova ia gazeta
bedzie wydawana W Minneapolis.
Dakota wyprodukowa}a 10000
600 buszli ~pszenicy. Sprzet wy
nosil r. 1856 okolo 2l.OOOO0O w
przesz}ym roku wyprodukowa}a
Dakota navel 60 milionow buszli
pszenicy, t. j. prawie szosta Geese
wszystkiej %pszenicy, wyproduk wa
nej W Stanach Zjednoczonych. | O.
wies znakomicie udaje sic " Dako-
Gle. Sprzet w roku 1856 wynosi} O.
ko1o 81 100000 buszli.
NEW YORK Przysiegli sa-
du Grand Jury New Yorku zba-
dali sprawe Goulda i Sage'go i W
koncu uznall OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
torzy}o sic stare przys}owie::-Ma-
}ych z}odzleji w~ieszaja, wielkich
p%uszczaja.
MICHIGAN.-W Washtenaw
County zwyciazy1a wolnost
osobista g}osami 1858 prohibicya.
-Przy hurtownem scinaniu drze-
wa W bore pod Newayego zazga}
nozem kucharz Wac}aw Macka
drwala Jana Puffa. Macka prey
aresztowany.
w ST. PAUL, Mimi, zawiaza-
Ia sic niezalezna partya robotni-
k6w, chcaca wykluczyt %wszystkich
socyalist6w.
JEZIORO SUPERIOR bedzie
polaczone 40 mil d}ugim kana}em
z %jezior. Michigahskiem, cd zatoki
South Bay do Noe. Przez to costa
}aby usunieta niebezpieczna zeglu-
ga przez ciesniny Mackinac. Pred
siebiorstwo ma kosztowac okolo 5
milionow dolarhw.
LIE LUDZI zginelo wskutek
tegorocznego blizzardu Dakocie?
To pytanie juz wyczerpujaco
r%ozwiazaly w}adze poszczeg6lnych
powiat6w W Dakocie. z zebranych
sprawozdah wynika, re og6}em 1O5
| ludZi ZnalaZ}o sn,ierc przez b]izzar-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

VISIT. PAUL, Mimi, zawiaza-
Ia sic ni%ezalezna partya robotni.
k6w, chcaca wykluczyt wszystkich
socyalist6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
Zagadka.

Wzia} sic Z ziemi, poszed} W gore,
schowat sic "a ciemna chmure.
Teraz spad}, lecz W innej %szacie,
Co to znaczy panic bracie?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

PAN JERZMANOWSKI ME
zrobi interesu ma Banku Ratunko-
wego W Poznaniu, albowiem, jak
donosi toruhski Przyjaciel, juz kra-
4y pogfoska, re Bank ten ma
wkr6tce oglosit likwidacya, to jest
zwinac interes, j oddac akcyona-
ryuszom, lie %jeszcze bedzie m6gI.
Pewniectam juz niewiele pozosta-
ME-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

POSZUk1WANY Baze'
Chmielewski, rzeznik, rodem z w
KS. Poznahskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

MICHIGAN.-W Washtenaw
County zwyciazy}a wolnost
osobista glosami 1858 prohibicya.
-Przy hurtownem scinaniu drze-
wa w bore pod Newayego zazga}
nozem kucharz Waclaw Macka
drwala Jana Puffa. Macka przy-
aresztowany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

TOW. CENTRALNE POLEK
w Chicago pr%zygotowuje sic do
odegrania teatru amatorskiego.
Amatorzy ucza sic sztuki ID W i e
S ieroty, t}umaczonej przez pa
MIA T-otle Samolinska 2 jezyka
francuskiego Nv czwartek, l marca,
odby}a sic pierwsza proba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

PRZYSZLY SEM Zwiazku
Mar. Pol. prawdopodobnie odbe-
die sic W Detroit.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

NEW YORK Przysiegli sa-
du Grand Jury w New Yorku zba-
dali sprawe Goulda i Sage'go i W
kohcu uznall przedawnienie.-Pow-
%torzy}o sic stare przys}owie:-Ma-
}ych z}odzleji wieszaja, wielkich
p%uszczaja.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10
THE HOG CROP.
SCatoriiunt OF the Condition of the Hog
crop of the West and Northwest Cola
ted by the Farmers Review" from Re-
ports by Special Corresnond ents.

Statement OF the Condition of the Hog
crop OF the West and Northwest Cola
ted by the Farmers Review" from Re-
ports by Special Correspond ents.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The Farmers ReUieao
Will say in its issue of this week, regard.
ing the condition, health and move ment
of hogs:
From careful summary Of the reports of our
crop and stock correspondents in the different
States we are this week enabled to furnish q
very complete report relative to the condition
OF swine, the prevalence or absence of cholera,
and the movement to market, whether free or
SLOW
Ohio-Condition good in thirty-two counties,
fair in eight. Some cholera in three counties
Movement slow in twenty-three counties, free
in fourteen
characterization good in twenty-three
countless fair in six. Some cholera in four
counties Movement slow in nine counties, free
in seven.
Illinois-Conditon good in forty counties,
poor in four, fair in thirteen. Some cholera in
thirteen counties. Movement slow in thirty
three counties, free in twelve.
Iowa-Condition good in forty counties,
poor in two, fair in eight. Some cholera in five
counties Movement slow in twenty-seven
counties, free in nineteen.
Kentucky good IN sixteen coun-
ties, poor in one, fair in four. Some cholera in
one county. Movement slow in ten counties,
free in two.
Missouri-CondItion good in twenty-four
countless poor in two, falr in six. Some cholera
in six counties. Movement slow in fifteen coun-
ties, free in eleven.
kansas-Condition good in twenty-five eoun-
ties, fair in seven. Some cholera in one coun-
ty. Movement slow IN sixteen counties, free in
nine.
Nebraska-COndition good in thirteen coun-
ties poor in one, fair in five Some cholera in
nine counties. Movement slow in eighteen
counties, free in six 81.
MISREPRESENTATION good in fourteen coun-
ties poor in one, fair in six. some cholera in
two counties. Movement slow in five counties,
free in six
Reconsideration good IN fifteen coun-
ties poor in one, fair in three. No cholera.
Movement Slow in five CO.. mites, free in eleven.
Minnesota-Condition good in fourteen coun-
ties poor in one, fair in six. No cholera.
Movement slow in thirteen counties, free in
four.
Decentralization good in twelve counties,
fair in three. No cholera. Movement slow in
eleven counties, free in two.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10
In relation to the gauging and stamp.

IN relat1on TO the gaug1ng and stamp.
ing OF imported liquors, the Treasury De-
partment, on the 9Th, decided that all dis
titled spirits must be gagged at the port
OF original landing, unless entered for
immediate transportation.
HERE is a special wire in the White
House at all times, and on election night
the operator was on hand TO receive the
press reports and such private dispatch hes
as were sent to the President from Brice
and others.
A MODEST advertisement in Washing
ton paper, 0 IL the 5th, announced that the
British Minister offers for sale his
horses, carriages, sleighs, saddles, whips
and entire contents of the legation
| stables. This was the first evidence Lord
Sackville had given of any preparations
for his departure.
MOST of the time of the meeting of the
British Cabinet, on the 5th, was taken up
by discussion of the Sackville incident.
DAVID MCDERMoND, a boy hunter, of
Mt. Holly, Pa, went cunning, on the 9Th,
and becoming tired, laid down in the
brush to rest, and drawing his rife to-
ward him, the hammer caught in the
brush and the load was discharged, al
| most tearing his head from his body.
WHILE Mrs. Stuysanka, of Abbeville,
S. c., was out driving. on the 5th, the
| horse became frightened, and backed the
buggy off a bridge, and Mrs. Stuysanka
was killed by the fall.
| The Hazelton express of the North &
West Branch railroad ran into a Wild
cat engine at Nescopec, Pa, on the 5th.
| Engineer Samuel Dietrich and his fire.
| man, George Steulitz, of the passenger
train, were probably fatally injured. The
| baggagemaSter also sustained serious in
| juries.
THE annual exhibition Of the National
Horse Show Association of America COM
menced in Madison Square Garden, New
York, on the 5th.
The German Government proposes to re-
sumo the building of large iron eli ads,
which was stopped after the wreck of the
Grosser Kurturst.
A REVOLUTIONARY society has been dis
covered in Russian Poland, and a large
| number of it's members have been ar :
rested.
THE Attorney General of Californ la
began suit, on the 5th to annul the char
ter of the American Sugar Refinery on
the ground that it has joined the ''Sugar
Refineries Company" or trust which is
an unlawful combination for the restraint
of trade and the enhancement Of prices by
limiting the supply
THE rival Governor ors of the ChickasaW
Nation, Messrs. Boyd and Guy, each
called special meeting of the Legislat-
ure to meet at Tishomingo, the capital,
on the 5th.
Mr. GLADsToNE's unexpected reference,
in his Birmingham speech, on the 5th, to
the Sackville incident, though noticeably
colorless, has caused anxiety to his
friends.
AN explosion of gas occurred in the
Starkville (Col.) coal mine, on the morn
ing OF the 9Th, wrecking the mine and
killing two men. Had it occurred an
hour later fifty men would doubtless have
perished.
MINISTER STRAUSS arrived in Constan-
tiuople on his return from visit to the
United States on the 5th.
AN incendiary fire, on the night of the
4th, wiped out three of the largest busi-
ness blocks in Gary, Oak.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

r. A. HARVEY b lssbeen appointed post
master at Rocky Springs, Claiborne coun-
ty, Miss, and S. NJ. Wemack at Lucky,
Warren county, Tenn.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND with his entire
ca binet will attend the centennial celebra-
tion of Georgetown University, d. c., TO
be held February % next.
A FIVE STORY building, forming part
of the Chicago Refining Company's estab-
lishment, was wrecked by an explosion in
the starch drying rooms on the 9th.
FIRE dc stroyed 1925, 900 worth Of property
at Macon, Ca, on the 5th.
p. T. B4RvUM has given his grand
daughter, Mrs. Henry z. CLARK, 100000
for the Purchase of 1000 acre plantation
in the South.
T. L. RAYMOND was arrested by detec-
lives at Nashville, Tenn, on the 4th, for
frauduently obtaining $1,000 worth Of goods
from a Chicago firm.
THE corps of surveyors who are making
the preliminary survey of the Helena
Tupelo & Decatur railroad, are now within
seven miles of Oxford, Miss.
AT Bohnan, Texas, on the Sd, II. e
Bryans was stabbed and killed by his son
Neely Bryans, aged seventeen. The son had
been living away from home for two years.
and he had dispute with his father about t
his actions which ended in q quarrel.
THE United States express messenger Oh
train on the New Orleans & Northeastern
railway, was robbed on the Sd, between
Lacey aud Derby Stations, fifty miles
from New Orleans. The express officials
decline to state the amount of the robbery.
but it is understood the loss is between
SAC, GOO ard $4,000.
The steamer Fashion. while trying to
and at Rigles Landing, KY, on tie
Sd. ran into the shore, struck an obstruc-
ton and sank. The passengers and crew
ESCAPED in safety, but the boat is regarded
as a total wreck. She was valued at
$50, 000
DEVELOPMENTS in the supposed accident
al poisoning of the Garrison family, al
Bonham, Texas, shows that the twelve
year-old son of Mr.. Garrison placed the
noison in the coffee for the purpose Of
killing his stepfatherp
AT Greenway, ARK, on the Sd, jane
Milliken, aged fifteen years, was accident
ally shot while hunting and instantly
killed. His head was mutilated beyond
recognition.
INFORMATION comes from Talisana, Ind
T.. of a shocking accident in a sawmiil by
which Tom Howell, aged twenty seven
lost his life. While passing the saw h
accidentally fell upon it, and both leg
were cut off last heov the knee. He die
III three houi
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10
"a LITTLE NONSENSE"

When the architect spoke of the
great nave there was to be in the new
church, a pious old lady said she
''knew to whom he referred"
-Barber-''H How do you like to have
your hair cut, sir?" Flanigan-"Wid
de scissors, av coorse! Dye supposhe
Oi wanted you to take a scythe?"-
Judge.
In spite of the popular belief, it
is not true that the rain falls alike on
the just and on the unjust. The just
generally get the most Of the shower
because the unjust have coolly walked
off with their umbrellas. ,SomerUiUe
Journal.
Mr.. Hedge-"What seems to be
the matter with your eldest son? Isn't
he thin and nervousp" Mrs. Bird
Yes; poor Dickie. This is very
trying time in his life. His voice is
changing and the poor fellow is trying
to raise moustache. PUCK.
-End-man-''Wil can you tell
me why a man sitting on red-hot
stove is like a man who has gone to
Heaven?" Middle-man-"I don't know,
Mr.. Bones. Why is man sitting on a
red-hot stove like a man who has gone
to Heaven?" End-man-''He's better
off," Middle-man-'Mr. Wheezer will
sing When the Milk beg ins to Turn. ("
in Zanzibar not long ago there
was a race between a zebra and an os-
trich. The riders were cruel in the
extreme, and it was painful to see the
stripes that the zebra was compelled
to carry. The ostrich was in high
feather at first, but when the zebra
came out ahead it went and buried its
head in the sand, though perhaps if it
had had more sand it might have won
the race.-Teras Sittjngs
Mrs. Penn-"What a quiet young
man Mr. Walnut is. / don't know any
one who is so modest, so retiring, SO
unobtrusive, so --" Mr.. Penn-.I
do" Mrs. P.-"You do? Why, Will
liam, whoP" Mr.. Pills brother is
50 much quieter that comparison ceases
to compare" Mrs. Pills brotherp'
Mr.. P.-"Yes. He's dead" And then
the silence was so intense they could
bear the bed tick.--PhtlqdeiphGa CaR