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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29
co SkYCHAC?

Cesarz nlemleckl Fryderyk
ME chce sic poddac chorobie,
ale nusiaf sic wreszcze pod
dac wolf tych, ktorzy spre2Nny
rzadow cosarslwa niemieckiego
W reku trzymajq, by go gwaf-
townie ME usunlelo z tronu,
,jak to sic stale z S. p. kroIem
bawarskirl Ludwikiem. Ore
dziem z 81 marca upowaznil
sm%iertelnie chory monarcha
swego syEa Wilhelma, ably go
zastepowaf we wszystkich tych
sprawach, ktore mu zostana
przekazaEe. W wszystk;ch Ia
kich przypadkach podpis ,esa-
rzewicza ma miec waznosc i
bez poprzedniego osobAego po-
lecenia.
W Europe nagle zrobi}o sic
cicho, jakby makiem zasiai.
Gdyby cesarz Wilhelm ME byl
umart, z pewnosc;a byiaby
wojna wybuchfa najpozniej ma
Zielone Swiatki-sam on jei
pragnaf-ale Pan Bog chciai,
zeby spokdi byt la ziemi,
zamknqf W'lusowi oczy ma
wieki i nxgle niebo poIitycz.
ne znowu sic wypogodzlfo. Te-
raz sic pokazuje. kto to pred
chwila pragnaf wojny; ME Ro-
sya, ami Francya pragnely
krwi rozlewu, jeno Niemcy.
Teraz, skoro wielki rozboinik
spoczywa W grobie, Niemcy,
maj4c mad SODA wodza 2nie-
dot43ria}ego choroba, ME pra-
gna wojac>ki, a sasiedz ich c'e-
sza sic, ze i'm pozostan e vi :
cej czasu do zbrojen,a sic. MOI
ma Sc na pewne p d>iewa6,
t. d 'p6ki Fryderyk III zyc
bedzie, Nlemcy bedq wojny
unikac.
Niemcy ameyhanscy jednl
przeklinaja nieboszczyka W.
lusia, drudzy wychwalaja 6" i
czcza jakby iakleso sw'etvgo.
CT ostatni Tie wledzq pewule
90 czynia, DO jakaa to mo2r
bye czesc, wyswiadczana temu,
ktorego odbieralqc pierwsze
pap'ery amerykanskich, wy
pr1yslegli sic .]aNby zlego du-
cha? Niemc1m tute)szym ma
wet Ojczyzny swoJe) nlemirc-
kiej korhac ME woluo, b",
przVJlnW4c pap'ery oDV"atel
sk;e, wyparIl s'e ]cj pod PREY
siega raz ma ZAws>e. Pulak
zas uletnie sic wyparl olczyz-
ny nlemieckiri, austry ack,cl ,
rosyjskiel, lecz Swo)el i dislike
O.IcAy>ny wvrzekac sic ME po-
lrzebowas wolno mu ia ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

wet i pod temi obcemi RIA La
mi nazywac wo kochac
ia i wspleraG.
Rosya jest ogromna, malo
drog aelaznych, inne drogi
ri ;, administracya wojskowa
niedo]ezna nieuczczywa, ola
teso na.jwiecej zna6 przysposo-
bienia wojenne W Rpsyi, DO
Tim jaka czeSG woJska prze)e-
die cd granicy Azyi do graz
nicy auStryackiej, to trivia dlu.
60 moga sic wszyscy o ten
dowiedziec, 0 przysposobie-
mach wojennych W Rosy
wszyscy pisa, DO je zEac, kie-
dy Prusy i Austrya laleko le-
piej sa ma woine przysposo-
bone. Lecz W Prusach wszyst.
ko id2ie pc cicau, DO jest do
brze urzadzone, ME potrzeba
wojska przewozic, DO jest ty
lie drog aelaznych, ze w jed
nym tygodniu MONA cafe woj'
sko przewiesc I'D jcdnej graz
n1cy do drugIei.
Ola Polakow zrobil Rad
rosyjski ma]q u'ge, DO pozwo-
lii dzier2awic grunta Polakom
W tych okol;cach, gdzie to by
10 drtqd zakazane.
-Ukarano SO %pastorow
professionalism "a to, ze po'
dobno namawiali protestanow
ktorzy byIi przvszli ma Ware
moskiewsk4, ably zr.owu costa
Ii professionalism. Gazety Der
lnsKie ogron.nie krzyczq, *
rel'g'a prute,taucks / lezyE
ojczysty niemi-cki ucisuom,
W Rosvi, a " Nlemczech t"b,
chcla1y wytepic kutolikow
Polakow wszy stkich, i pisa
2e pahstwo ma prawo zapru
wadzlt ;edem .jezyk i lie MOI
nosyl .ledne reiIg,e.
DO Szwajcaryi wyslal rz4'
rosy)ski polIcyant6w, ably mle
Ii dozor mad mlhlllstamj jail
pruscy policyunci dozoru]q SO
c~yalist6w.
-Poprawlajq drogi ku gra
nicy austryac1Ir:j dla wojska
-Pomledzy Dix tdemik"mi '
Petersburgu znowu ruzruvhy
%poniewa2 ME chcq oni, ah.
sic z mimi tax obcoodzono jal
z dzlecmi lub rekrutami.
W Aust1yi liczy sobie ja|
wiadomo wlelka czeSc Mem
COW, by sic mogla oderwa
cd Austryi i przY}aczyc d
Niemiec. Czekaj4 oni ma wo.j
ne pomiedzy Niemcam: i AZ
strya i ma woJska niemiecko
pruskie jake ma zbawienie. Mi;
novice mfodz' akademlcy ban
do sobie tego 2ycza. N
wszystklch ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
zlazdach "spjewuckich", ,.tur
nerow" it'd. sfychac wzdychq
lie do N'emiec. Teraz wytoczo
no akademikom Niemcom, poo
daEym austryackiln, process
zdrade stanu. lnny zwiqzek 6
ka1emicki we WIedniu roz
wla2ano JUL dawniej.
Vista, jak donosi naJswie4
say telegram: wyla}a pomiedz
Malborglem a Gdahskiem. XII
karascle wsl zalanych.
Teatr
Centralnego Towarzystwa Pole
w Ameryce,
odbedzie sic W pierwsz4 niedzie]
pc Wielkiej nocy, t. j.
8go KWietnia '88 r.
ma korZySG kasy TowarzystWa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29
Pan August Kowalski juz otrzy'

Pan August Kowalskl juz otfzy.
mai nominacys cd swojej partly i
sa wszelkie wldoki, re pre- jdzle;
TEN bardziej wiec MECH go teraz
wszyscy polacy, jednomysln e, bez
r6znicy barwy politycznej pope,
raja, ably tenn s~wietnieJszy byf
tryumf po}aczonycE g}osow pol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

S!IEBOYGAN, Mich. - Ma
reszcie i my dostalismy ~polsk1ego
proboszcza. Jest MIN wyswiecony
niedawno ks O%prychalski.
CLEVELAND, O. - Pan
Psrysso juz wystapi} 2 apteky P.
Dreskiego.
w CLEVELAND, O., Kodak
nasz J6zef GasiorkowsN dostaf 10
marca depesze z New Yorku re
jego kuzyn znajduje sig Castle
Garden i prosi o $4,000 ma pod
r6z do Cleveland. Pan G. nastep-
nego dnia dosta} list 7 Europy
cd tego samego kuzyna, re on ami
mysli do Ameryki p%rzyjechat, -
przypuszcza wiec p. G, ze zostaf
o%szukany. Oszustwo to prakty-
kuje sic W Ameryce W n~astepu]acy
sposdb: mp. W Cleve]andzie istnieJe
,,agent", kt6ry dowiaduje sic po-
miedzy ludzmi, czy kto 2 familii
ich ME przyjdzie Z Europy i wig
Gel ludziom sic ME pokazuj e; ale
ma on ,,kolege agenta" W New
Yorku, kt6remu posy@a n%frajerow".
Tamten gentleman telegraluje pc
pieniadze, a ludzie, MIN sic do
wiedza, zostali oszukani musza
grubo ten figiel %op}acac.
KTO BY WIEDZIAk, cd ko-
go w Ameryce moznaby dostac
do kupienia hub %pozyczenia sztu-
XII teatralnej MAD BUGIEM czyA
PzeSladowuuie Ulitow P1dashich,
niechaj o tenn doniesie redakcyi
Wiarusu.
DETROIT. - Oh. Jan Debih-
ski preprowadzi}' sic do Washing
ton Territory.
LA SALE, III. - Pan Adam
Goszczyhski buduje obecnie st O.
re i zak}ada %grocerni2 obok ksie-
garni.
WOLNE CHI VILE cd No.
wego roku tax zwolniafy, IL icE
juz Mkt wiecej ME ujrzy.
SPRAWL KOLONIZACI]
" Dakocie przez Zwiazek Mar
Polski juz zaniechana; Grupy zwiaz
kowe wiecej mad MIA g}osowat ni'
beda. Podobno Zgoda pisze, Il
Ignacemu Pawlowskiemu w New
} Yorku, najwiekszemu przeciwniko-
wi tego projektu, wskutek blizzar-
du nowoiorskiego koniec noss
odmarz}. Jezeli to prawda, to Ig-
mas teraz musi wygladac bardzo
brzydko, DO i dawniej nos jego SIZE
roki, tatarski, ledwic z twarzy wys
: tawa}.
w OSTATNIh ARTYKULI-
\ KU o poznahskim Banku Ratun-
kowym wsk;.tek posplechu boda
pope1nilismy omy}ke. Sem
pruski przyzwoli} rzadowi ma ce
kolonizacyjny tylko. 100 milion6w
} a ME l miliard marek. Przyznaje-
my, re i liczba wsi, jaka podalism,
moze bye wlcksza, lecz trzeba mice
: wzglad i ma to, re ME wszystki,
wsie. nabytc ma kolonlzacya, bNl,
kupione cd PoIak6w; W PREY
padkach komisya kolonizacyjn;
,,dla Acknowledgements i ms at
+: XII niemieckic.
: w MENASHA }amia sobi.
wiarusy g}owy, kto to w}asciwit
jest tym z}ym duchem, co zasia
ni5zgode W tamtejSzej novel pol
skicj para6i. Wiekszosc twierdzi
re jest MIN pew.en obywatel, kt6-
ry tylko przez zfosc, ze ma gruncit
przez n'ego oiarowanym, PREY
: jego budynku, kosci6l ME stanie
, przeszkadza Wiel. KS. Seubetowi
Spodziewal sic z jake so dol. "a
robic, ale poszio mu mimo nosa
Kasyerem koscielnym by}by so
: bic mog} z Bogiem zostac, lec5
ME mog} stawit w%ymaganej kau
cyl, W kwocie 1000. KS. Bisku,
wiec powierzy} kase temu, kt6ry
: zdo1af kaucya stawic = Michafow
Ze'ejskiemu. ks Seubet. gdy by
la koleSta IA polski kosci6}, san
2 wiasnej kieszeni oiarowal 5Odol.
n irWD prZcciwuik ~nirtvlkn jn nj,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

CLEVELAND, O.. - Pan
Psrysso juz wystapif apteky P.
Dreskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

os6b tylko jedna chodzi do kosclo-
Ia.
z BRIDGEPORT chicagos,
kiego - Dobrze tntejszym Pola-
kom znajomy Jan Ccmbclista, 10
dem 2 Rzandowic, ma Gornym Szla-
sku. zostaf "a .niemoralny napad
ma IA letnia ~dziewczyns, Francisz-
ky Wasik, przez sedz ego Clitfor
da skazany ma 10 lat do Joliet
Przyaresztowano go W tym samym
dniu, W kt6rym chciaf sic z matkaa
tel dziewczyny ozeniG. Ma on 10
ne i 2 jake troje dziatek, ktdre
gdzies ko}o Radomia zostawac ma
ia, lecz juz cd 8 lat o rodzine SIG
ME ~troszczyF. Fame swoja W Ra-
domiu %rozproszy}. Przypomna mu
sic nieraz jego czyny, boo musi
ciezko odpokutowac.
MINI ESOTA GAIA pokryta
gruba z%as}ona sniegu, ME ma ma
dziei, by prawdziwa wiosna nasta-
pi}a pred majem. w pierwszy
dzieh wiosny kalendarzowej. 81
marca, mielismy dosyG tegi bliz-
Fad.
NJ j. Nc Garigle, zbieg}y Z
Chicago boodler, bawi} W tych
dniach W goscinie " Duluth, Mimi.
przyijechawszy Z Kanady.
STRAJK ma kolei Topeca
Santa Re skehczony juz Cd tygod-
MIA. Kierownicy lekomotyw, ode
brawszy newne pnzyrzeczenia, pc
wrocili do piracy. Tax samo MOI
ma juz i strajk ma kolei Burling
tohskiej uwazat IA %skohczony. All
tam Bractwo ,,kierownlk6w loko-
motywy" przegrafo. Ostatnia ic}
nadzieja, re doprowadza do tego
IL inne Kompanie kolejo nj
beda przyJmowaly frachtdw kole
Burlingtonskiej, zawlodfo ich. o
s~tateclnic skohczyfo sic ma tenn. i
tvlko kolcj Chicago Northern
St. Paul takich fracht6w przyja
ME chca.
Wsniejszych qoiadomo$ci
Ameryki dzisiai ME ma. We wszys
kich Stanach juz zapanowafa cisz
swiatecZna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

w 16 WARDZIE w Chicago
Polacy wobec wybor6w ma alder
mana rozdzle!ili sic ma try obozy:
jedni chca g}osowac ma p. A u
gusta X ! k i e o, figu.
ruiaceso ma tykiecie republican,
skim, drudzy ma OBJ. Besse ma ty-
kiecic demokrackim], inni znowu
ma OBJ. Piotra X b asa IL
obozu nijakicgo].
Chcielisrny Iuz polecit panaKi o l.
b S G Z ~przyczyny, re ten pan
znowu usuwa sic Cd 90. Zmart-
wychwstahcdw a zbliza do naszego
Zwiazku N5rodowego, lecz skoro
sic dowiedzielismy. re p. X i L.
b a S a, ME uzyskawszy nominacyi,
tylko W tym celu ubiega sic o
urzad ma aid ermana jako
niezal EN- independent , ably
przeszkodziG wyborowi swojego ro-
daka Augusta Kowalcwskiego, ME
mozemy sic przyczyniat do zjed
nawania tel chwiejnei topoli me
dry Polakami wspd}czucia. Nato-
Mast radzimy wszystkim polskim
obywatelom rs wardy W Chicago,
ably gfosowali III p. A Augusta
X oval . k e o. DO chloe
ten ~jeszcze nrgdy ME okaza} SIC
przyjac'elem Wiurusn, jednak INA
ny jest W Chicago jake prawdzi-
wy przyjaciel ludu, skory do ME
sienna pomocy bicdnym kazdcj
potrzebic a chociaz p"siaIa majp-
TEX, nlgdy ME wynosi sic mad
stan. Pan Kowalski rna tez grun
townic jrzyt %angicIski, Z, rzrc2
gfdwna, posiada lyle wy ksztaIccuia,
zc jake alderman ME zawstydziiby
Polonii ma u~rzedowych posiedze-
mach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

S.IEBOYGAN, Mich. = Ma
r~eszcie i my dostalismy polsklego
proboszcza. Jest MIN wyswlecony
niedawno ks Oprychalski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29
J. J. HOF
ll9 w. Water str.
WIS.
Kto madrzejszy
NAPOLEO ON
E E;1UfTKA?

Tax pytam sic was, ku-
motrze, kt6remu z tych dw6ch me-
z6w Pan Bog wiscej wlaf oleju do
bank?
- Ba, zeby to ia wiedziaf,
co to "a jeden ten Pereutka, boo o
N%apoleonie to fem sfysxAf = ze
to ten sam, co to nasz general
Dqbrowski pod MIN vojowa}.
A wiec powiem CT, 10 Pc.
reutka to bohater cd kopyta. n.
wszystkie boki kuty, kt6rego buty
robota znakomita, jak Boga ko-
cham!
- Jezeli o tym nova, to Ma
poleon ami sic omyf do niego co
do rozumu, DO W leciutkich kama.
szach postal Francuz6w W mo-
skiewskie mrozy i kniegi. gdzie
nieboraki pomarz&y i pada}y jak
muchy, a PKREUTKA juz zaw-
czasu z%aopatruje wiarus6w i ich
familie w obuwie ma zine.
- Racya, 70 ten PEREUT-
kA to dlabelnie madra glowa;
warto sobie zapisac jego adres -
czy wiecie gdzie on mieszka?
- Abo to ME? Wszak W ma
Sym winonskim WlAkUSIE CO
tydzieh stoi:
FIR. PEREUTKA
HANDEL BUTOW
o 4M & Curimona
70 don,u OBJ. Kubaka, obok
polskiego kosc,ota 70 Wiuon,e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

Francisco, jak donosi tamtejs za
gazeta Public Opinion, ma kazde 8
os6b tylko jedna chodzi do kosclo-
Ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

Wsniejszych wiadomoSci Z
Ameryki dzisiaj ME ma. We wszyst-
kich Stanach juz zapanowafa cisza
swiateczna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

WszyNk;m zhajomym p4yJruntom o. Augustyhn heTs
b"dujacrgo SlasztYr W Pl'a-klm, dono~ze, &c tenzs ole &c Franciszka
o CztTecht racszkow znln'rszkuia jn3 stole W Puiasklm ot~orHyh jus
szk"'e du dzivc "a dwo"h ksezy Frnnciszkanow do klasztoru W Pu-
faskin. sa juz W drodzo Z Eurory do AmerJk XII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

Il 8. PAUL wzywaia Baraba>za
2 Buffalo, ably sic zgfosli do stare
90 a. Tymy, Pawia Jcrrczka o.
raz F~rancISzka Lelli W Ainneapo
lis, dalrj do Jana Gdrerkicgo, 10
zrla Sk'by j wicIu innych. za,po
kohl swojr dFugi, DO mace; spot
Ia so hahba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

Vista, jak donosi naJswiez
say telegram. wyla}a pomiedzy
Malborgiem Gdanskien. Kill
karascle wsl zalauych.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
Labor Day.

The following win be the programme fol
Labor Day, as far as determined upon: The
laboring men, with their wives. and the la.
boring women will 60 to Greenwood Garden
on Monday next At the opera house Fra
Diavolo will be given in the afternoon, and
Patience in the evening. There will be
dancing at the same place from 1890 a. m. to
12.30p. M, and outdoor amusements, con-
sisting of tub race with So for first prize
and So for the second swimming match with
two prizes Of like amounts; sack race, with
50 for first prize and 81 for the second; a
three-legged race, with like prizes; climbing
the creased pole for a S. gold piece; day fire.
works and submarine explosions. In the
evening there will be fireworks and a grand
illumination. Steamers will leave Custom
House wharf every half hour during the
dav
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
BRIEF JoTTiNcs.

The incandescent light In front Of Free
street church needs looking after. 1t is fire.
quently out.
Congress square church and Sunday school
will resume services next Sunday morning.
The pastor will occupy his pulpit.
X. John Titles store will be closed all day
tomorrow while some necessary repairs are
being made
The regular monthly covenant meeting of
the First Baptist church will be held in the
vestry this Friday evening at 7.45 O'clock.
The Portland and Rochester Railroad has
erected gates at the Ocean street crossing,
Woodfords.
Mr.. William Shea has received the gold
trowel with which the corner stone of st.
Dominic's church was laid.
The committee on public buildings yester-
day made examinations of sites for the re-
moval of the powder house.
The District Division Sons of Temperance
had basket picnic at Long Island yester-
day, and the Good Templars of Deering and
the Deering Sunday school today.
Miss Frances K. Willard speaks at Lake
Maranacook tomorrow. Low rates over two
regular trains. A large meeting is expected,
and all are cordially invited to attend.
The schooner Monticello landed 5000 lbs.
Of cod, paddock and hake yesterday; the
Mary Lizzie 1000 lbs. Of sword fish, and the
George Hagan 5000 lbs. of swordfish.
The subcommittee on the Public Library
have arranged so as to be able to report to
the City Council that they can provide the
$1,000 for the Public Library
A petition to the selectmen of Deering is
being circulated at Woodfords for sigma
lures asking the board to cause the Septem-
Der and November elections to be held at
Lewis's Hall instead of the town house.
A. W. Baton, Rockland, has been elected
Deputy Master Workman, Edward Stafford
Hallowell, d. w. f., and C. E. Halliday.
Saccarappa. d. s. T., of District Assembly.
No. So, Knights of Labor.
Services will be resumed in the church of
the Messiah Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. M. Crosley, the pastor, will also hold
services in the 9Th Maine Association build
ing. Peaks Island. In the afternoon at 8
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Murray wish to extend
their thanks to DR.. Hunt and the employees
of the Maine General Hospital for the kind
ness shown to them during the illness of
their son, Willie, and subsequent to his
death.
Sheriff Webb returned yesterday from
Gloucester with Bennett. who stole the team
from Mr.. Noyes, and the horse and carriage
are now on the way home Mr.. Bennett will
have an opportunity to consider the error of
his ways. He claims he bought the team for
$50 at Great Falls. The marshal and police
Of this city deserve credit for the assistance
given the sheriff by them.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
Eleventh Maine Reunion.

The next reunion Of the Eleventh Maine
Volunteers, will be held at Boston, Mass,
September 10th and 2stn. All rne SURVIVORS
Of this regiment will meet at Charles Russell
Lowell Post 7, and John A. Andrew Post 10,
G. A. r. Halls, Washington Street, at 10
O'Clock on the morning of September 18th,
at which meeting the festivities for the two
days will be made known.
At the last mueting of the Eleventh Maine
Volunteers held at Old Orchard, in 1887,
1t was voted to extend an invitation to
the following named regiments, who served
in the Sd Brigade, LIST Division, 10th and oath
A. c.. during the war, to join with them in
their reunion 10th Conn, oath Mass, Tooth
New York, 1o4th Penn, 56th New York, and
52d Penn. Vols, and cordial invitation
Is hereby extended to the survivors of these
regiments to meet the old Eleventh Maine
Veterans, at the place and date named
Gen. BENZ. F. Butler, Commander of the
Army of the James. has consented to be
present and address his old comrades. Ex-
cursion rates on all steamers and railroads.
1t is desired that all comrades who can at
tend this reunion, will send postal card to
that effect to the chairman of the committee,
w. II. Andrews, at % State street, Boston,
as early as possible.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
PERSONAL.

Dr. Young, of the State Board of Health
was in town yesterday.
Rev. w. S. Jones has arrived home from
Europe and is now at the Richmond camp
meeting.
Zion. Parker p. Burleigh. has arrived al
his Aroostook home from Wisconsin, where
he hae been visiting.
Rev. A. C. White, late of Augusta, and
now of Amesbury, Mass. is being urged as
a candidate for chaplain in chief at the COM
g National Encampment of the G. A. r.
Col. John r. Fellows, of New York, will
address Democratic meeting at City Hall
this evening. Augustus f. Moulton., ESQ.,,
will preside.
Miss Lillian Carl Smith entertained a
large party of friends Sunday evening al
Old Orchard, and among the musicians was
Mrs. Jennie King Morrison, of Portland.
Mr.. VIM. S. Badger, senior proprietor Of
the Maine Farmer, with Mrs. Badger, left
on Tuesday for months trip to Minneapo.
lis, on visit to their son, Col Joseph E.
Badger. This is Mr.. Badgers first vacation
for two years.
most cordial invitation comes from the
papers and people of Presque Isle, for Wis
1t from the surviving members of the Maine
Press Association, who made an excursion
to Aroostook county in 1858, thirty years
ago. The invitation has been accepted, and
the excursion will be made on the 18th Of
September, SO as to be present at the fair Of
the North Aroostook Agricultural Society
which opens that day at Presque Isle. The
original party consisted of twenty-nine per-
sons; twelve are dead, seventeen are living
some ten or eleven remain in the State, and
1t is hoped they will all participate in the
excursion. Following arethe names of the
survivors who reside in Maine: Brown
Thurston. John M. Adams, e. Ii. EIwell, A
G. Tenney, Frank l.. Dingley, Nelson Ding
ley, Jr., E. Rowell, DR.. ]. Q. A. Hawkes.
Daniel I. Pike, w. b. Lapham, Rev. Amor,
Battles. c. p. Roberts.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
GRAND RALLY AT coRHAM.
Flag Raising, Parade OF UNIFORMED
Companies, and Speech by
Hon. r. E. Frazier.

There will be grand rally at Gorham to-
night. and this is the official order:
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS
August 20. 1858.
There will be grand Republican rally at Cor
ham Village Friday evening, Aug. 31st, with a
flag raising and torchlight procession, and ad-
dress by Hon. X. e. Frazier OF Michigan. Hon.
John A. Waterman Will preside.
The procession will form ON Depot street, right
ON Main street, at 7.15 o'clock, In the following
H.R Milett, Marshal.
b. II. Whitney, Chief OF staff.
Aids-M. c. Sturgis, W. p. +. Robe, j. A. Water
man, Jr., f. H. johnson, Stephen Hinkley Jr.
Westbrook Cornet Band.
Tippecanoe Mounted Guards of Gorham and
Windham.
Harrison and Morton Guards OF Gorham.
Uniformed companies from Saccarappa, Cumber-
land Mills, West Scarboro and Portland,
In the order named.
The line of march will be through these streets
Main street, as far as the residence Of Mr.. E. r.
Cannon, State, Pine, Green and South Streets as
far as the residence of Mr.. g. II. Cram, Preble,
Water and Church streets, to the grand stand.
The Portland, Cumberland Mills and Saccarap
pa companies are requested to make arrange
ments TO take the 6.20 train from Portland.
Refreshments will be served to the companies
taking part IN the parade Immediately after the
close OF the address. All are cordially invited.
Per Order: IL. X. MILLErT, Marshal.
Official: b. f. WHITNEY, Chief of staff.
Owing to the fact that the Portland COM
panies are no. able to leave this city until
7.3o o'clock, the time of formation of the
procession has been changed to o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
DEATHS

son M. Hart
Funeral this Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends are kindly requested not to send flowers
In Newton, Mass, Aug 80, James L. I. Files.
formerly OF Portland aged AZ years.
In West Newton, Aug. 80, Annie L. wife of
K. A. Kingman, and daughter OF o. M. Nash
Funeral on Saturday forenoon at 10 O'Clock,
from "a Carlton street,
In North Yarmouth, Aug 80, mrs. Alkaline c.
Prince, wife of Seward M. Prince aged So wears.
Funeral on Saturday afternoon at $50 O'Clock,
at her late residence.
In Cumberland, Aug. 20. Mrs. Mary Z. Bradford
widow OF the late Jonathan Bradford. aged 81
years.
burial Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock.1
In Phipsburg, Aug. 81, Ada NJ, daughter of
Andrew I. and Phebe Harrington, aged year
l months.
In Bath, Aug. 81, infant son of Howard d. aud
Angelina Whitm0re. aged IA days.
In Jay, Aug. %. Mrs. Sarah Cooridge, aged 40
years.
In Auburn, Aug. 2e. Mrs E. l. ToDin aged "a
years.
In Harmony, Aug. %. Joseph Batchelder, aged
81 years.
THE funeral service of the late Nellie b. Nor
Jensen will take place this Friday afternoon at
rear OF l9b Franklin street.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
Death Of James ~ Files.

Mr.. James L. 7. Files died very suddenly
at his home in Newton, Mass, yesterday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Files had been here for a fort
night, visiting his brother, DR.. c. o. Files,
and returned home only Tuesday night He
had been great sufferer from asthma for
the past two years. Mr.. Files was we'll
known mason and contractor here until
about year ago, when he removed to New
ton on account of his health. He leaves a
widow and five children. Services will prob
ably be held at his late residence in Newton
today, and the body brought here for inter-
ment on SATURDAY.,
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
A wheel Came Off.

Yesterday afternoon a two seated carriage
occupied by four ladies drove down Myrtle
tie street, and as it turned into Cumberland
street. the horse took fright at the steam
roller. bringing the hind wheel of the car
rage against an elm tree and breaking of
the wheel. The end of the carriage dropped
to the ground throwing out some of the la.
dies and the horse started to run but was
CALAMITY stopped by Officer Hicks who
sprang to the rescue and seized the animal
by the bride. The ladies escaped with
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
The Largest Fish.

The 7. M. c. A. deep sea fishing party
who went yesterday, had most delightful
time. The weather was excellent and all
that could be desired. There were about 800
pounds Of fish caught in all. General Sec
rotary S. 7. Belts caught the largest number
and handsomest lot secured during the day.
Mr.. Edgar e. Wyman. with J. W. Perkins,
Commercial street. caught the largest fish
and thereby secured the gift of reserved
seat course ticket to the Y. M. G. A. enter
tainments which are to be very fine and CIV
en- during the csming falland winter months.
Mr.. A. l.. Bates caught the next largest fish
taken during the day. All who went voted
It grand success and are ready to go again
when the opportunity is afforded.