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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-28
Remember. This Afternoon

At O'Clock takes place that grand and
absolute auction sale of No. 1O3 West
Tenth street and rs College avenue, on
the premises, rain or shine. This valu-
able property has double frontage
running through from street to street,
and is very desirable for business OF res
idence purposes, being situated between
st. Peter and Rice streets. Terms very
liberal. For full particulars see the adj
vertiSement in auction column. A. 81.
Nicolay, auctioneer.
Furniture and Carpets
AT auction this morning at 10 o'clock at
261 West Fifth street. Weber d Fair
child, auctioneers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-28
No Wonder the Boys Love Her.

dodge County (Ga.), Journal
Mrs. Annie Mccormick, one of
Hawkinsyille's most charming young
ladies, was in town to-day. and made a
number of friends and many mashes
among our gay and festive youths. /
cannot blame the boys for falling in
love with her, however, for any young
lady who can play two pieces on a piano
and sing third song at the same time,
is competent to captivate the most fas-
tldious of us. l have often heard of
fine performers on the piano, but have
never seen or heard any one who could
compete with her. She can sit with
her back to the instrument and play
most beautifully. 1t is said that she
can play three different instruments at
once, and l don't doubt it, for she Of
fered to do so here if furnished the pro-
per instruments.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-28
LOCAL MENTION.
Delightful Office for Rent.

A splendid Office on ground floor of
Globe building is for rent from May l.
An excellent location for any impor-
tant financial institution, it having a
large fire and burglar-proof vault in it.
Inquire at GLOBE counting room.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-28

The horse colt is by Patronage out of
Fany Douglas. One of the FLIES is
named Berrie, dam Berrie, by Captain
son of Billy Denton, by Ham,
Kate Carmen. She is out of the sister
to Kirkwood, 2:24119, by Green's Bashaw.
This trio may justly be classed among
the very best trotting stock ever brought
to the state of Minnesota. They are all
yearlings and are of good size, and as
promising as could be desired. The
horse colt will be an invaluable animal
to cross upon the stock that the proprie-
tor now has On his farm just beyond
Lake Como, and is the only represent
ative in the state of Minnesota of the
PencOaSt stock in the male line.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-28
E1f<N MONDAY. May 49,
PLYMOUTH
CLOTHING HOUSE,
+ <; rs e & S e ~ ;a|&'

The procession has started for the Plymouth Hat Depart
ment All sorts and conditions of Men and Bows whole
army OF hem be fitted without breaking our stock
10 deal directly with hat manufacturers is only possible to
the largest retailers necessary purchases have to be so
large AS we buy large and cheap SELL we know
and most of you know Retailer all of them put
together, approach us.
Bargain Friday man advertised genuine Mackinaw
Hats for men, 30 CENTS this day only less than He
probably told the truth but The Pmous price 25 cents
for genuine Mackinaw Hats every day the week but Sunday
and we DON'T sell at cost.
or. seveQt9 Robert SITS. 1914 uJasBi7etoq ave.r.
MIMMEA1rr
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-07-12
CirIErSsnIP CoURr PRocEEDISss.
W H. o

Rejected during the week ending July 7th j:
July md. John R. Gee, family Of ten. This
party has spent a small fortune In opening n
large farm OF nearly a mile square. and sup
plying II with new. improved machinery,
steam engines. &c., situated three miles east
Of Vinlta, In Delaware district.
July 9TH, David Bales, family OF seven.
. July 4th, Francis Bales, family OF seven.
July ith, Celey L. Conner, family Of ak. be-
sides other children, names not known,
July 9th. willis BAttissi did not appear, 4,
went by default.
Total of ave applications, including al per.
sons rejected,
Admitted during the week ending July Tth
July lth, John ~. chote. sr. family Of ak.
July lth. LrtlsC Taylor. tive In family,
July lth, Flora B. Cumming, two In family
July 7th, Alice l.. Mcclure.
July srd, Prank ChisholFa, family Oftwo
July Srd, William Chisholm.
July srd. Mary Chisholm, family ofslx.
July srd, Mary Hlll 49,
Previously admitted dune g7th) bat nst
heretofore reported. as follows;
LelitiA Price, family Of four
Annebslls Price, family Of four.
Monty Price. George Price.
James ID. Floyd. family or four
Annie E skldmore
A total ora applications, and 80 persons re-
admitted. In addition 10 this work by the
commission, thsg have been considering The
celebrated wlvk tIueberd case which has been
on the tApis for ths laat ~ years og ever since
lsSl, At which lime ha sAs 'gaeailoned. - and
the matter has never ~ besh settled, IN,
commission hsl not ys'resehod . decision.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-07-12
ADAIh.

IS. II. Richardson has moved ou, on TO the
Landrum claim south Of town.
Mr.. chas. Shaver is putting up 800 tons OF
hay forJ. o. Hall. near AdAir.
Mr.. W. n. stewart expects to go into the
hay business the coming week.
Mr. Newton Blevlns aud family have NOV
ed to KiowA In the Choetsw nation.
Mrs. J. W. skinner and children went TO
VinitA Saturday morning to VIslt friends over
Sunday.
Saturday evenings train brought Mr.. and
Are. Jones and dAu ghter, OF Nebraska. rels-
tlves Off. G. Moore, to rustisAte int d. l.
T.. Tor season,
The only case OF sickness Of which / have
learned since last report, IL that OF Jack Ken
dAlls little child, which had an attack Of in
termittsnt fever, but is now we'll again.
SUNDAY morning MiSs Fannie Briggs. who
has been Waiting friends in Missouri, returned
home looking as gay as ever. She was accom-
panied home By her sister, Mrs. Mollis Wear.
The glorious lth. "ths day We celebrate. -
passed on very quietly here. We passed
around the hat, took up . patriotic eollee-
tion aud purchased . whole quarters
worth" Of are crackers aud had a TouainE
time keeping the small boy from blowing the
house up.
July I, 1855. VINO.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-07-12


walter Criswell came in from Rspubfic.
Missouri. last Monday.
--Mrs. n NJ Davis. OF Neoaho. Ia Waiting
at the home ofhe nephew. Mayor Chamber.
lin.
Charley Mcclellan. sporting q very sore
limb, the result OF q horse falling, came in
Monday.
"A. II. Norwood. from the Caney country, =,
was in town last week for the nrst time in
many months.
-Mrs. W. r. Badgst returned 10 vinita
last Saturday night. after sn extended visit
with her parents.
ton visited In Parsons several days last week,
returning Sunday night.
Davis TIIll returned from visit to Table
quah last Thursday The purpose OF his trip
was something beside a lease on the COW pas
ture.
--Editor Callahan, OF the Journal, Eufauia,
was in the city Tuesday. en- route home from
Independence, Kansas. We regret not being
In our once when the gentleman called.
DR.. BAgby was surprised Saturday evening
by the arrival Of his father from New Haven.
Missouri. The gentleman had learned Of his
sons sickness and anne down TO Wait him.
Mrs. Dr. Tabor, OF Texas, visited her
sister, Mrs. n. I. Biakeney, for several days
last week. Both ladies. with their children,
lsft sunday night to visit their mother In Kan
sas.
Rev. N. NJ. Wheat received word yester-
day noon OF the illness OF his wife who Is now
At Aurora, Missouri. and left for that plaes on
the evening train. Hs expects TO be absent
three or four weeks.
Mrs. W. Y. Halseii has gone 10 Colorado
for . months stay among the mountains.
There are many OF us, compelled TO swelter
and sweat with the mercury mp in the nlnetles
who will envy her the trip.
DIR. Y. b. Fite, OF TAhloquah, was up a
number OF days recently bat returned homs
Tuesday. lie reports a great deal OF sickness
In Tahlequah and vicinity, and expresses the
fear that II will beooms more prevalent as the
season advances.
Col. A. J. GTeenwAy returned from Table,
qush last Friday night thoroughly disgustsd
with the action OF council and with some
prominent men from the northern districts.
Their conduct can only be explained and ae-
counted for on the doodle" theory.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-07-12

ALL OoNMITrED.-All the prisoners
taken TO Fort Smith by Deputy Isbsll
were bound over. The examination Of
Al. Blackwell, for the killing OF Mid
dleton, consumed considerable time
and resulted in his being committed
without bail. The prisoner was con-
yicted Of eounterfeiting some years ago
in Judge Parker's court and sentenced
70 ten yeas imprisonment but secur-
ed pardon after serving about half
the time, because Of bad health.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-07-12


A Cow MuDDLE.-The Hayden j ack-
son, ct. al, cattle embroglio has de-
veloped into larceny case. and Hem
ry Hayden and Harry Still have been
arrested upon complaint OF Tuck San
ders. As stated upon the streets, the
affair is something like this: Last
year Hayden, Still aud two white men
named jackson and Price bought 400
head Of Texas cattle. Soon the two
white men sold out their interest TO
Sanders. Next they attempted and
did ship some Of the cattle and Price
is now in Jail at Independence, Kan
sas, for larceny. Jackson was arrest
ed but eluded his guard and escaped.
Next Mr.. Sanders concluded that the
other two partners were getting more
than their share Of the cattle, or gath-
ering what did not belong to them,
and the late arrest is the result. Hay
den and Still were taken in custody by
Deputy Conley without writs. Last
Sunday Deputy Isbell came 10 from
Fort Smith with those documents in
his pocket and next morning took the
men away from Mr. Conley. very much
TO that gentleman's regret and against
his protest. As soon as the amount OF
bail can be Rseertained bond will be
filled and the parties will proceed TO
Fort Smith.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-07-12
DETER BLACKFIsH,
Viuita, Ind. Ter,
Blacksmith and Wagon Maker.

have two iorges in operation
and am prepared to do work in my
line, including the repairing of
Plows, in a satisfactory manner.
My terms will be STRICTLY
CASH, and my prices the lowest.
Am located in the south part of
town at the old w. W. Dudley shop.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-07-12

Hats Hats Hats
All sorts and sizes at greatly re-
duced prices at Badgott q Co.'S,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-07-12
wASTs. ron sALE, LOsr, sraArED, sroLE

tEach notice. OF the character indicated. not
exceeding EiFrr woRDs Will be Inserted two
weeks under this heading for EiErv oEsTs. j
STRAHED. .--Ons black and white pled COW
about years old, branded on lefl hipthus; =
ear marks unknown. l Will pay liberal J
reward for the delivery OF same 10 me.
A-t5 JoHE l.. DAhKnoN, Ylnlta, I, T.
sTRAYED-Two COWS. both large, ans
animals, branded U U on right hip. one 10
red, the other rcd with large white spOta Will
pay elO reward for recovery OF information
tS-tt AnRAA HAsNAE, Anon, 1. T.
SrRAYED OR STOLEN Il black or dark
brown horse, years old 10 hands high, brand
Cd 7-up lc0nnoctedl on len shoulder, small
star IN forehead, carries hla head we'll up,
very full between the eyes. VIII pay liber-
leading tn eretO, Address,
y. HoWRY, vinlia. Ind Tor.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-07-12

Judge Parker said last week that
he was going to shut down on Jail sem
tences for whisky traffic. The murders
OF this country. he says, are nine times
in ten attributable to liquor and he
proposes TO remove the cause, so far
as he 10 abler
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-07-12

-on Tuesday the monotony Of the
city was broken by the arrest and trial
in the police court, Of five persons,
three being females. The trouble
arose in the hotel between the two de-
pots, Monday night.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-07-12

Two horses, in possession OF Dave
McOrary and Parks when they were
captured with the whisky, we're con-
flscated and will be sold. They are
claimed by "Nip" Mccullough, but
the deputy marshal took them away.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12
Prawo Ma krzywdzi-
cleli
NEWSPAPER LAW

/. Subscribers who do not give
express notice to the contrary are
considered az wishing to continue
their sub -eriptions.
2. If subscribers order the discon-
tinuance Of their periodicals the
publishers may continue to send
them until all e AFRO paid
3 If subscribers neglect to or re-
fuse to take their periodicals from
the office to which they have been
directed, they are held responsible
allthey have settled their bull and
ordered their paper discontinued.
4. If subscribers nov to other
placed withouth informing the pub
fisher, and the papersare sent to the
formor direction, thoy ars held res
p%onsible.
S. The court have decided that
refus'ng to take period'caISfrom the
Office, or removing and leaving them
uncalled for, is primo facie evlden.
CO of intentional fraud.
6. Any person who receives ~
newspaper and makes use of it, whe-
Their he has subscribed for it or not,
Is hold In law a subscriber.
I. The posmaster who neglects
to give tho legal notice of the neg
lect of a person to take from the
office the newspapers adres-sd to
him, is liable to the publisher for
the subscription price.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12

dentem nowego ministeryum jest
Floquet, nowym ministrem wojny
zas Freycinet. Politycv rosyjscy i
niemleccy przepowiadaja, re move
ministerstwo dfugo sic ME utrzyma
o%statecznie Boulanger jednak
swego dopnie.
Ir1andczycy .%jeszcze nigdy W
tax wielkich masach ME wyprowa-
dali sic do Ameryki, j.k W roku
obecnym. Z miasta Queenstown w
dniu 5 kwietnia 1000 osob odpfy-
nelly do tel pofkuli.
DR.. Mackenzie okazaf sic lep-
gym znawca choroby Fryderka
III, niz lekarze niemieccy. Gard}o
predko teraz sic goi i mo-
re niezad}ugo obedzie sic bez ru-
Xxi. S}awny lekarz dis wszedzie
w Berlinie wielki ma walor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12
NoWiny Z Europy.

Ster panstwa n%lemlecha;ego znaj-
DUE sic teraz W reku kobiety,
cesarzowej Wiktoryi, 2ony
chorego cesarza Fryderyka Ill.
Ale to tylko ma dobre wycho
dzi Niemcom i calenu swia-
tn. Cesarzowa WiktoryA Jest
bardzo drazliwa, ME lubi stu
chac jekow nieszczesliwych,
szczek zelaza ia razi a zapach
krwi wstret w niej budzi. To
tez JUL dawno potepiafa poll
tyke 1elaznego kanclerza, a
nadto ME mog}a mt przeba-
czyc, lie ia kiedys obrazil, wy
razajac sic o MEL, il popsufa
rase krolewskiej rodziny prus-
kiei DO syn ]ej Wilhelm MA
jedno ramie krotsze i ucha mt
clecze. Ledwie vice PREY bo-
ku swego meza zasladfa ma
tronie niemieckim, zaczefa o.
twarcie okazywaG Bismarkowl
niechec, a nawet pogarde, a
teraz chce Bismarka Emusic,
ably podzie&owaf "a stanowlsko
kanclerza.
Cesarzowa Wiktorya ma
sliczra, % letuiq c6rke na
wydaniu, kt6rej take imie
Wiktorya. 'Zakochaia ona sic
W dawniejszym ksieciu rumuh'
skim Aleksandrze Battenberg
j 2 tym tel ia VIOLA rodzic6w
W tych dnlach ma bye zare-
czona. W 4yiach ksiecia Bat.
tsnberg plynie krew polska,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12
z CHICAGO.

w Chicago PREY ulicy Noble
mieszka pewna PAM, przyby4a do
tegoz miasta pred 3 laty, jake
imigrantka Z Kongres6wki, kt6ra
pod p}aszczykiem s}odk1ej przyjaz-
nj, szczerej zyczliwosti i serdecz-
nosti, wkrada sic do wielu szano-
wanych povszechuie dom6w, chy-
trze wyzyskujac tajemnice d~orowe,
jak r6wniez opowiadajac o innych
rodzinach rome bajeczki, badajqc
zdanie o tychze, a przekrecajac ia
kowe najohydniejszy sposdb.
Przez to r6zni wiele spokojnyoh lu-
dzi i przyjacid} miedzy soba, pod
burza takowych fa}szywemi intry-
gocmi, do ciqgfych nieporozumien,
slowem, wyrzadza przezswe poste-
powanie wiele ziego miedzy kolo-
MIA polska i pobratymcz2. PAM ia
mic ME majac do roboty, - a "a
czej ~przekladajqc zycie prdznia-
cze mad obowiqzki domowe, zaj-
mule sic niezmordowanie, juz cd
diuzszego czasu, tax ponizajacem
s%zerzenlem intryg pomiedzy rodzl-
mani, mieszkajqceml PREY Noble
ul.jako ter W okolicy ,przez co wyrza-
dziia juz krzywdy moralne ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12
Podziekowanie.
Sturgeon Lake, 1 kwietnia.SSr.

Lake, l kWietnia.SSr.
By SWAT ME p~owiedzia}, il
kabecki jest krukiem z|owieszczym
Tub detektywem, kt6ry tylko stro-
ny ujemne naszych Rodak6w i
tychze niecne czyny q pod mglis-
tel osfony przesz}osci wyprowadza
ma swlatfo dzienne, biore dis 20
ploro, by p%ublicznie mu z}ozyG
staropolskie bog zapIatI" wielu z
naszych postepowcdw niniejszy ar
tykuf wezmie "a eel polemiki swo
jej, lecz Z CORY oswiadczam, il iako
mizerny ch}opek ME zdolny do
prowadzenia walki pi6rem, bede
milcza}. Wszak gdy nasi nowoior-
soy astronomowie unosili sic mad
Promienista swjat}oscia i wielkos-
Gig gwiazd ogrzewanych gazem
weggl2anym pewnej kompanii, my6-
my milczeli, DO my ch}opi traktu-
jenny wszystko praktycznie, a ME
t%eoretycznie. Jezeli by}y polemiki
o gwlazdach W n~iekt6rych polsko-
amerykahskich czasopismach, to i
coz dziwnego!
Te]egram6w %europejskich bv}o
"a mafo ma Obscene szpalty tych-
re, a re naraz nj ztad, nj 2 owad
pr1ez b}ednego, nieznanego ostro-
mona fuszera zosta}a odkryte jaka6
pfaneta, ktora do czasu obdarzane
zostaje swiat}em i ciep}em, ME
clafa stafego, lecz n%iesta}ej i ME
pewnej kompanii, vice jedni pisa
Ii, drudzy drukowali, by tylko czas
i szpalty zape}nit.
My zas chfopi milczelismy q
ola czego? - zaraz sic tn posta-
RAINY w krotkich sfowach uspra-
wiedliwit.
Ot6z L. Me oedac astronoma-
mi, nasze wedrdwki odbywamy DO
ziemi, a jake rolnicy, nasz wzrok
i Gaia nasza wiedze zatapiamy W
naszych fomach i.borach przemys-
llwuJac, jakby najlepiej i najpre-
dzej ziemie uprawit, a potem lie
moznosci jak najwiecej produkt6w
sprzedat.
Pc drugie. Wszelkie p}anetv
uwazamy "a cia}a niesta}e, otrzy-
mujace swe swiat}o cd ciaf sta-
fych, a nam rolnikom ME chce .ie
taklch badat, Il tenn ,mniei mysle6
o g%wlazdzie, kt6ra swe ci.p&o
otrzymuJe "a pomoca gazu wegla-
nego.
Z. 70 trzecIe. = Jestesmy We
wnetrznie przekonani o tenn, il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12
Jak testament Szmul wystawi}.

Jak testament Szmul wystawi}.
Czyta sedzia obom zieciom,
re Szmul re zdrowa pamiecia
Tax PREY smierci przekazuje,
Jak tn OTTO nastepuje:
Ma ulicy oswiecimskiej,
Prey drukarni osolinskiej,
Domostw numer piaty, trzeci,
Me odbiora Szmula dzieci.
Spadkobierca, jak W dzieni panski,
Szewiec Bartek Pofatanski
Zzywym, martwym inwentarzem,
On tam ma bye gospodarzem."
Kiedy Icek to pos}ysza},
Juz cd strachu ledwie dysza}
| %powiedzia} tax to proscie:
-Wielemozni Jegimoscie!
TO ME zrobi} nasz tesG Chajkes,
Inc Bartek Po}atajkes,
30 Szmul umar} w nocy znag}a,
A ia wsadzi} tego diab}a.
-Parech, ganef i lekajcher!
Wypi} wddki ca4y hatcher,
Mnie i volta obk}amowa},
On to sobie %zapisowa}!
Tu sedziowie 4 adwokatem
Buchli smiechem. Jak what swia-
tenn
Podobnej sprawy ME mieli,
[ rozsadzic ME umieli.
Wreszcie sprawe zaFatwili,
Zleciow rowno podzielili.
A lckowi .jak ma zgube
Przysadzili koszta CRUDE.
Bartek sa to Szmula }oze
By}by dosta} dobra koze;
Lecz re hgle znaI d~ok}adnie,
WykreciF sic 4 tego snadnie.
Zasie lcek tala racya
Musial rzucitpropinacja
1 pzesiedzia} sobie stale
Ca}y roczek w kryminale.
Pisa}em ma zwaliskach zamku
Nrysztofa Columbusa w Baltimore
u. d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12
Odezwa do Rodak0w
40 sprawie Shor6u Naroaowego.
Chicago, d. 7 Kwietnia, 1883 I

10 Spravie Shorbu Naro0oyoeqo.
Chicago, d. 7 Kwietnia, 1883 r.
Tutejsze T%owarzystwo Narodo-
we powziely mysl wyprawienia te-
go lata wspdlnego pikniku, W tel
atoli mysli, by czest k~orzysci pre-
%znaczyG ma ,,Skarb N~arodowy".
Ably korzyst okazalsza osieg-
nae i tenn wieksza sumo ola Skar-
bu przeznaczyG, uchwalono ma
ostatniem posiedzeniu Delegat6w
Komitetu] zajat sic fantowa To-
terya, Z kt3rej to korzyst moze bye
n%ieocenion2.
Uprasza sic zatem Szan. Ro-
dakow i Rodaczki, ably komu ME
zbywa ma dobrej checi przys}uze-
mia sic tax wznios}ej sprawie Ma
rodowej, .jaka jest ,,Skarb Narodo-
WYE, posiadajac jaki przedmiot
wartosciowv (bez rdznicy co jest)
zechcieli }askawie przeznaczyG ia
kowy ma FAINT ~loteryjny i chot tyl-
10 ma}ym datkiem starali sic przy-
sFuzyc sprawie narodowej. Szcze-
golniej upraszamy naszych Szan.
przedsiebiorcow (buisnesist6w), ktd-
rzy posiadajac w}asne i%nteresa,
moga rozmaite rzeczy ofiarowac,
ME robiac bynajmnlej zadnego
uszczerbku swemu i%nteresowi.
Wszelkie }askawie nadseFane po-
darunki, oiarowane ma family lote-
ryjne ola ,,Skarbu Narodowego",
jak najwdzieczniej przyjmujq i W
ksiazkach otiarodawcow zanotuja,
ponizej wymienieni cd T~owarzystw
wybrani oh. OBJ:
H. Johns, 10 w Division Str.
A. Majewski, ga Noble Str.
F. Kokotkiewicz, 697 Van Horn Str.
S. Pliszka, 500 Noble Str.
L. Sowadzki 112 De Koveu Str.
St. Mal}ek "a Fry Str.
A. Kubihskl S27 Airport Str.
spodziewajac sic, re Szan. Ro-
dacy sprawe Skarbu Narodowego
}askawie wesprzeG zechcq, juz to
oiarq be%zposrednio nades}ana hub
"a posrednictwem wyzej wymienio-
nego Komitetu, ktdry prywatnie
pc domach q %upowazniem pie
czecia Zwiazkowa) koledowac be-
die, zase}am juz naprzod, (wie-
dzac dobrze, IL PREY podobnych
sprawy 81. Rodalom ma ofiarnosci
ME zbywa) w imieniu wszystkich
Narodowych Towarzystw nasze
staropolskie bog zap}at!"
4 upowaznienia Komitetu
wsp6lnego Pikniku Mar. Tow.
u. j. W1ehlinski
Sekr.
ST. Noble Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12
ma}ej wagi wielu niewinnym l

ma}ej wagi wielu niewinnym lu-
dziom.
Ostrzegam przeto wszystkich
spoko]nych ludzi pred ia natret-
na istota; ia zas z mel strony "a
wiadaniam owa pania, re jezeli to
os%trzezenie ME odniesie pozadane-
go skutku,-nie bede sic wacha}
ami ma chwile, stajac w obronie
og6}u wymienit publicznie nazwi-
sko tejze PAM.
I. Lichanski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12
Ameryka.

L W. ADLh MA
w miniony czwartek rune}y To-
komotywa try wagony pociqgu
osobowego ko1ei Chicago, Milwau-
kee i st. Paul, do mocno nabrzmia-
lego strumienia, ktorego most zer-
wafy fale. Woda wp}ywala
przez okna do wagon6w, a wagon
ola palacych navel az pc dach
sta} W wodzie. Wszystko, co Z per-
sonafu pociagowego pozosta4o
nieuszkodzonem, zabra4o sic
do ratowania nieszczesliwych.
Kierownik lokomotywy, palace i
8 p%asazerow ponios}o smierG, pod
czas gdy Is do 20 osob odnios}o
mniejsze hub ciezsze uszkodzenia
cielesne.
NIGER Zeph. Davis, kt6ry
mniej wiecej pred mlesiacem "a
mordowa} z lubieznosci Is letnia
Maggie Gaughan, wChicago, skazany
zosta4 ma kare smierci przez
powieszenie.
sENAT w sejmie stanu Mas
sachusetts przyjq} bill, uznajacy
%wszystkie napoje, za%wierajace vie
cej, niz jeden procent alkoholu,
"a u%pajajace. Pod te kategorya pod
padaja wszystkie tax zwane napo-
je temperanckie, jak Spruce Beer,
Hop Beer, Ginger, Ale i podobne.
A wiec stanie ma tenn, ze woda
n~ajlepsza!
JAKoB SHARP, najg}6wniej-
sly boodler nowojorski, ktory
wkrotce znowu mia4 stawaG pred
s4adem "a przekupienie alderman6w
W sprawie kolei Broadway, umar4
pred tygodniem i juz wiecej ME
%potrzebuje sic lekac karnego domu
stanowego.
w CHICAGO strajkujacy zwrot-
nikarze hamulcarze postanowili
zniesc bojkot przeciwko wagonom
Kolei Burlingtohskiej i o~graniczyG
walke tylko %jeszcze ma kolej Bur
l%ingtohska. Wc1oraj minaf tydzienh,
jak wszyscy strajkierzy PREY kolei
st. Paul i Wayne znowu podjeli
prace, i odtqd &omunikacya po-
%zostaie nieprzerwan4. Kicrownik
ruchu Roswell Miller ME spe4ni4
grozb dawniejszych.
STEVENS POINT, Wis. -
Skandal, ktdry pred dwoma laty
doprowadzif do tego, re Willis w.
Haseltine zastrzelii bankiera A. B.
Aorre, zakoiczy{ sig nares1cie ak.
tenn znowu bardzo smutnym. w
dniu 3 kwietnia zastrzelii Jan ID.