davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31

LlyERrsoI. Jan; 9o,s3o D n.Bsef-In far . -, de-
mand POrk-In fair domaud Hans-ln poor demand
Baconrn psOr demand CnmSerland Cut dull at $S;i
at So. short ribs dun 3gs. 81 shoulders dull at
255 Chsese-Ia demand American choice hrm at
6Os Sd Tallou-In fairr demand prime city hrnl AT
27s. Spirits OF Turpsntine-n poor demand, dun at
goa Rosin-fn poor demand; common steady at 49, 9c
Lara spot and FatRre,-ln iair demand prime West;
ern Spot January firm at $685. February aud
March Arm at 99s Whsat-In poor demand; New No
Winter steady at 6s ehd; do: Spring, steady at os
81 Flour-rn poor demand Extra No. Spring
steady at IS. "a. Corn. spot and Futnrs;oI1 poor
dsmandt Mixed Western spot steady al A. l0'sd; 90
January firm at as IL tdI de- February steady at AA
l0'ai do March steady at A. lO'tf Hops at LoAdon-
Nsw.York state-r There Is nothing odsrng
Resepts OF wheat for the past Atlantic ports
other sources 47o0O quattss receipts Of American corn
1920 auartera -
99s Cd per garter Linsssd cake sS lgs &c ia Cd
Refined Petroleum. esd s7Sd per gallons Spirits OF Tur
pentinc 2ss. Cd per swt
ASrwxRr Jan 80 -wicox's lard closed at 80 francs
eentimes per 100 knos Petroeun-Fine Pale Amsrican
Is francs 80 centmss paid ID francs so centines ss
BREuEN Jan slard closed AZ 81 marks 90 pten
nisspsr ITO bs. Petroleum. Z marks GO pienniga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31

q ale % s @ cavsy G a fses ct s S
!s s:j :,
81 j Ssssss ns. < a:
n 8 ~ 1879 IT,. q y? 5SS|
io D. a, g go Chcago d. l2s9 T. a. - Pbq u S
i No. at s41S 10 y a.
Dr. : e SS 5sG%Ss$
Munro Gmsage sesr' l579 ~ "a G ~ 10 40
DO T. id aS at = s., II 40 i55 b. at 81 co. 2oo 55 D.
81 g DO IlG3 10 at "A AZ 80 DO 1913 49, a, 81 35
n at s. Is IS 10 DO q go d. "a at 50 IS
70 E%"i29 'i 20 T'dsFq f5, .sst
syyania DO lit0 N; At 8 ~ 10 oeiG Cow,
sia r: "a 3? S5sp lS1 1s' = e -
s;c6Sia5ers $5 cnicasS sir. 1885 - g do
4 70 II TO- as 2 So o 1905 B. at tI5i 80 i
do 1872 d. 9 s. p 1910 l293 o. at s. 40 - TO- ~ TO-
a3 TO- ?l u. 81 10; do. 933 b. at So so Bulls lSIj
&c Co o 20 onG 2s s:eF3 5 49, # $40
sales SIS go ana ow at retail have gone as high
CAIVEs- Receipts l52 head Demand active AMI prices
nrm The few sale. we're Al tor Fed CARES and Year
lias; WIN Tow ySas I'D al tege An. - ,,2i.
IS Fat cave, i75 10. a. g. a.. o,,.
10 Il
l Hoboken. DemanG fair with prices IN general Gn
changed bqt Prime ana Gnoce grades Of stock were firm And
wanted. About every thing sold "
Prime sheep s)l At s. -, md l0helt at
50 80 o. Choice Lambs sold u eSl 90 ani RI
puts carload % Extra stock az Sc per ID
A deck Dad o. slraret .DlN At ) sc
sales lialenhek iioais p! western sheep 81 D. at
8 10 l0s DO 90 b. At s. - "a To- 81 D. - :. 30 %
Canada DO 10 - At IS - 80 t. TO- LIE at 81 -
i2j do - II 233 TO- - o. f6 TO- POO 10, 70 H.
s. 70 2!9 Michigan do. 81 D. at 81 So 2J9 Canada DO
(Chotcl. o -. ou private terms
Dulsub Dewey 2l3 Western Shcep % -. at - 70
900 state DO % To- At So l3j Territory DO l2S 10 at
81 l2ia 1900
j. Harrington So state Sheep poor, s1@ D. at s. .
us Western DO SO - NJ s. G2a; l24 30, 20 d. at 1853
state Lambs II H. at 81 % 235 Michigan do p b at
= O5 30 To- - %, at - l2'a; % do s52 10 az - 20
Hume Mullen liz state SHEEP ~ 70. ~ 5'ac u
PeDnsyvanis ~ To- at 5'sc 252 Western Lambs SO D.
6i9c 66 Pennsylvania d. ~ TO- at 1c ~ Ohio do. 81 3D.
Everitt & Picoce: l0l state Shoep 81 ID. - AT
Michigan do ~ 70, az s. IS POI do IS b. at - 80 IOt
Michigan Lambs 81 5 AZ 81 G2p 22l 10, u %, NJ 81 49,
Newton n Giett POI Ohio sheep 81 y 10. az 50 S0 l65
u Al S. l79 Indiana do l0i ID. at s. So l5j Pennsy
vana LAMBS 80 at 81 10 II OHIO DO ~ b. al 50 -, Us
DO. rs 10 At 81 S7i2. 49,
sermE & culver: 2I7 sheep, 60 -. at So II L
$40 Michigan DO II d. a. s. 25 2lO DO q o. At s. 75' 200
do ~ TO- at % 232 Michigan Lambs - D. II So 90.
Judd e Buckingham 2ll Western sheep 30 ID. At 81 10
2-9 Western Lambs 81 10. at So
J. f. Saer & Co. 453 Western sheep. GS ID, az 81 %
1919 Kentucky Sheep SO 10 at 81 10 ho Lambs so o.
j. ~ Picock. Ohio Sheep 10 D. at So rs 100 DO os ~
So - Oho Lmbs, So TO- ut So ~ DO h3 o. At So 80
HOGSReceipts were 20 cars Of 1866 heai-t5 cars AZ
ana 70 40thst None for sale alive Nom
indlly steady at 21Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North R'p.r, VESSELS and R1iirotds
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEERo spot invoices were held Oh the basis ~ nc
or nf the Gemana urgcut Sales, l,9UO bags
Se Tat i4Lr and in aoats 600 bags No at Ia ~ ana
No l53.c. Tho milder styles were quiet
selcs roo bags Maricabo and 500 has1 Bcaraman2a on
nr,vaio terms Ths speculative market was quite active
reaching so 800 bags The feature was the weak
ness in the January option Other months hoTeyer are
Arm in keeping with better accounts from ABROAD ana
9na represented advance o. Od % points as
,niiovs. February. 1900 1876 March, l2SOQ l2:So;
.nrm "a 7oai275; MAY 12GOSl2B6; June 1850
ibto July l22oal2.2J; August 1l959.2O5 sep
tswher ii 500 IL 90: October. ll.759 llsO; Novem-
hen Oiieo clio December ll.6oSlOb The range, on
10 aieerent months January, s35O; February
i ~ ,oolai9s5I March i2SOai 2O5 Apri. l279S
lbs May 12.7OSl24J Jsns l250sl2.5o' J ahy;
! . 3O0l2l0 August l2lOQ ll.91i septemDer. lioy1
ii75 October. lls09ll75; November llOo@lL9o;
enTYoX While quotations for actual cotton were not
changed the temper the close firm one sales wv
sumption port receipts to-day aggregated
IL 2o5 bales comparing with i26O bale. the SANE gay ast
balss for tho corresponding daY last year
Sncs september uhe beginning OF the crop year. INC
reeeip. have As9663s bales against %3ooSo'
based on the Standard OF CiasslhcE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31

9Sst Fancy Creamery sassss DAIRY iSSS5S Egg
f,n.3 Jag Fsar Rsa
bSi. ' ka.t ;: qaStsnsi.
S!s:' ~
sr 1 Daiss @ fs sTu
Receipts arr; shipments so5.
IAN s F.s.v w ss G S s ss' Sc 81:
n;ss Ger. Ne S S1Y oG .s: a't Oats NJ
bush.
Ixoi.yApolis Jan. so:wheas Quiet SAC bid Corn was
dull; 494c bid. Oats stetiy 32sc bid
Jan s s,n quiet Wheat at 'sas Cass
q sfrs d Barley .ts.S TAi ' s
s - e S%:;
5aah Barley SooS Oas shp%sn.s~sOar 5000 56
barley $4,000 bun
jar So cS. 77 was r. ssSaay II ' ,;
&c 80 Northern Cash 7ssc... FosrSary M.y
49, roar. Patent sack. to ship 81 iOsss 20 Bakers
Peoria Jan. 80; -ocru active: Mig. M5:i d., 47s47ss
S 'S ~ sr% @n'sf Spirit. Receipts.
sSisnents 1920 $4,000 bush. BarIoj
$500 bush
aaa aa as.lsns g e. 20 y
as Extra So 7SSss O. o rep%yvsn,a Fag ss Ss
ciosr 81 ~ 2a straight 5, 25 0t 40. Indiana
s.athers Ino. Clear 81 % 81 Is: DO DO rsia: s.
Clear ar WpSi Rs'Ss ai S1ss
% IS. Rys Flour s. 30 for Choice Buekwheat Flour
s. 2sa 80 per 100 10 WG.a market re1S o s1d
8Ss SOC do March 81 81 &c; do iol April 81 c
steady No White m grain depot at sc steamer No
5sc No e'" Msed for Janairy 57.sss &C. do Tor
February 5795s.c do for March 81 s5eEG' 10 for APrI
nrmly held Rejected White 40e Ungradei
White 49c; DO Choies i2c No White i0.c No. White
Ne White for January 4l4a sc, % Tor February Az
Gal DO Tor Marsn 4iH"t2c 90 for A APT.
arm-Peunsylvana and Ner.Ysrk Early Rosa
White per bash s00s5e do 90 fair 70 GOOD Go
do Burbanks Far jood 63o7Oc. HebroUs choice
7OQi3c do Far Good IS &c. Provisions were steady
e y %a per s. Ge 3 e . s % s 81 f4os g
.ls 50 PORK Ness Sl6 01os6 81; 10 Primo Mess new.
2.c; DO cured tcrces l0alo. slies Clear Ribbed
IN sllt S29oc Sides. Clear biol sucked 'aa lOc.
ouSI IN Dry 81. ant FLY s o1s. 6se %
7 &C do de- smoked 81. Sc Belliss Ia po3l.
BfsaSa,' Bacon l9gc sn Lara ;'er ag:.
a 55c' Western cresmery Extra 3sc.' ,. C. and y
Cheese nr.n. Sew York Full Cream l29s l3er Ohio
Flats. Choice a. l2c; No. Fair 70 rrim. &c =:
ONO ami other Western nrsts 23e psuoleun.7,
Aool test N Dba 7c sugar-Rsansd stead, Gr-puatei
Winter Bran SCI 0Oos22 90 per ton. Recepts-Flour
1900 bbi> MEeaI 900 1Gs. Corn oOS SUN SAY Va.
TOLEDO. Jan. So-woat active and easier: Cash s;i21
?S Nav oa T TSS sGs ay caS SO % cctc
.eea aetve hisAer cash February s. oo aaren - .. =
leoe 20 ggse tSrn SSO 1ns 90
bush; cas- 1908 bush Cloverseed 1903 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


the estimated at 81 90.
REVIEW OF THE WFEK-The offerings OF Beeves on
"Wednesday liberal $50 caro1ds) and trade was ex
treney prices Is zoe lower on AL grades below
Good carloads Sixteen carloads IN
add ton came the day but few were sed owing
the storm fresh oeripgs Tor Frays mar
and held sold at l6c advance over
h;ures About 80 ears OF overdue Cattle got
Satur OF which were sold az steady prices
british markets nuctuatei slightly during tho week, CLOS
ing .tea iy at previous quotations.
five Calves u @ continued light supply and hrm
Lambs advanced nc per ID on wednesday ana
ruled arm the balance OF tho week az stun furhet AZ
vance before the close The receipts were sh
due tho storm. =.
the close. ,oo .... -,
1908 heaa79 Jersey CITY and Al cara at SUITS.
No through the Delaware Lackawanna ana west
Road since Thursday owing to The snow c,ocKs sn
II Only 63 reached Jersey Cay IN season
far the market but with previous arrivals there were ABOUT
sale
Demand moderately active and prices fairly steady for
Medium steers with Good to Choice ght sup
py ami firm. all sold before IN Ihe 10 cars 70
arrive would not be closet ont o,, .
few Inferior steors sold at AZ 1888 80. OrdnaTy 70
Good az 49, carloads OF rather choice at 50 70 ld
head at So Old sold at 50 0S3 80 Dry COWS az
81 1928 95 and Bulls at 81 750>3 10
The wyoming 40 quarters OF Beef to NOR
row n...
Reef and Mutton as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31
EUROPEAN FINANCTAL MARKETS.

LONDON Jan. 30-a o. m.-Consos l02 1878 for money
lO2 United states cent Donu
1873. 4os ll04 Atlantic and Great western nSsI
mortgage trustees esrticates SIS canadian racnv
Western second mortgage trustees Ger
tfca.es 10; Erie 20 h do second consols i02 ~ ra1
Com non ~; New-Ysrk Central l10l Reaung - 81 ~ aa
sons Ray Company, 23 Canada Northwestern Land Com
finos Central i22i1; spanish 4s, CO... Bar silver Is
quoted at Aid. per ounce Paris advices quote po,
cont 81 francs AZ cennes for the account anu
London at rs francs "a confines for cnecxS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31

LOUIS Jan. so-Fiour steady and unchanged. Wheat
No. . Red ca.h so. oslo MssOh so.oI May. s2Ss
81 &c closing b2Ic Corn higher cash kbsa Ate;
February 4Gc, March a1so, May lssststo closing at
tos barley 4n ssss7 &c Hay s.siSy,PT,Ss TSoSy Us
oslo OO Prans 81 ososi2o0 Bran steady at 500 Eggs
balry ls.2eo Qsrnneai wa. steady at 81 g. %hissey
LARD 81 IS Drysat Meats boxed shoulders 90 co. Long
Clears at 81 So olear R,e. a. css shor, !. ss ear
osaI R.; A. s. S ss Bs sSo
Dbl. Wheat oos Dush Corn $4,000 eesh Ioa I9c ooo
Iooo BUSH Corn $1,000 bush. oats 0.Oo0 bush Rye
uOQo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31
le Leading fatars. ranged as follows

Flour inquiry slightly improved prices steay unchanged
As last quoted Choice to Fancy Winter Patents ~ o01
1s4 % southern Winters SO 6o0s3 S. Michigan aud Wis
consia winters 50 $685. o9 Fair TO Choice ,sesnd. y %
Soft Wheat Patents s. lo0S 80 Minnesota BAKERS in
sacks SO 20 0S3 3D. Medium Choice SOFT springs - 900
rels 50 S06$3.
Cash quotations as follows-No 2Sprng Wheat 75t
477c No 3 Spring Wheat nominal No Red soc.
NJ Uorn sac. No. oats 29hG No. ny; a
Prime Timothy Seed at s247. Mess PORK per Dbl.
sl4 lO9sl4 l2 Lard per 100 70 81 45 short RIBS sme'
loose 81 a. Dry Sailed shoulders boxed So 9ocS6 Oh
Short Clear Sldes boxed 81 S5a7 30 whiskev i,tsr,
finished soois gallon 81 ~ sugar-cut Loa saoSc;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31

Net cash balances $500 isl7G $3ls7674S2 Dec s4l54
The foreign exchanges were dull and heavy
at reduced quotations for business as follows:
Bankers bills 81 "a Ia and "A % "a Tor long
and short sterling respectively; 5.2l Ia anu
BIS "a for francs: 05 IA and % Do Ior reich-
marks: 40 and 40 l-S for guilders
in London British cOnsois were strong WIN an
advance of Is per cent to 102 Bio Tor potn
money and account. Money pctHeen DaiiHV %
TO Al lad per ounce English standard. American
railways were quiet and firm at quotations that
generally were something higher than the egulNa-
2 ner cents rose from sl.35 TO SLAP IL. &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31
Live srocK MAnKETs nY rELEoRApH.


BuYvALo Jan. 3D.-cails-Reeevts iast 70 hours we're
6l5 head tbss TAI 1915 hsaa Same uHAs
eO5 head Consigned through ltl ears 10 cara
NswYork market dull Al last Mondays prices
Common Far 81 So q 81 20. Good @ Choice shipping
81 ga q 90 Pat bulls S. a5ds3 10. Cows and uelf "a
% g60s3 71 Mica Cows $3sse45 Vsals 50 60es5 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31

cash on hand and deposits In bank compares VIII"
that of yesterday ~ follows:
jan "a 1883. Jan. 30, 1888 Differences
Nat ro,a On bnnd g203 2gG nod S702 $1,000 Dec
Nal silver on hand 5G7i7,3l0 6ls3t,e47 Inc 1851
Net legal tenders on ...-o., - o-o -,x IA. IA la
hand. Icvot'S9o iovagS' ~ ~ aTa5
Nail bank uotes.-.. lfo,ltO i"o.soo De9' 80
Actual cash In
Treasury waits
outstanding - -. -. 90 - -, na.a IN
cerhcntes s2162IOS 95 S5fo'sz iol Iec.
Deposits In hunks. 12.9l2,2S3 12otsov1 Dee. 0''oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.


CHARLESTON, Jan. 80 Spirits Iurpentine nominal
SAVANNAH Jan. SO-Turpentine, nothing doing.
WiLMlSGTOy, jan 30-Turpentino firm AT 81 nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31
STAINED.

UTNIHsIy-.'' 'r' ''''''- TT 'tFf'''''
was ken speculative market though
o.. General hammer in sympathy foreign and southern
adyces was steady prices at the coe indicating IN AT
vance OF "a points for the day sales S9SOO ualo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31
EVIDENCES OF STRENGTH.
PRICES RISE UNDER A FAIR DEMAND

LONDON A FREE BUYgR. ALSO GOOD
HOME DEMAND.
BALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JAN ~
THE GENERAL LISE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31

HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA Jan 30 Spanish gold 2<0o2i0h. Exchange
quiet sugar quiet
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

wy przewazy}y szale dobro
czynnosci wiele dajacych fairy
zeuszow. = Czemu4 Kropld1o,
bedqc wyrazem mysli swoich
opiekunow ME przeirzy sic
czasem dobrze w zwierciadle,
jake mu bamber przez Zgode
pre- 3stawi};; pocoz swemi will
czemi zebami, odziaue sk6ra
owcza, szarpic tylko biedne
nlewlune, bezbronne baranki?
szarpnD swym wilvzym zebeln
j kamien bozlla, kt6remu s,u-
zysz, pokaz czynem. II kaady
cent piracy ludu, skiadany Bo-
gu W ofierze, Jest tylISo ma
czyste cele uzyty, a czyz be
dzle potrZeba bambrow a ma
wet j Kropid1a, a1eby okazaG
sic w prawdziwej t. j. tahiej
pestacl, jak mas Stworct nasz
mice pragnie?
Dz1ennah Pozna1ishi zna i
vie dobrze, jake Jest urzg-
dzenle paratii W Prusach, lie
ne ma pojecia dochodach i
wydatkach para6j W A,neryce
czyA raczej urzqdzenisch i
prowadzeniu tychze, ola tego
tedy owedy przyk}ad$ mimowo-
il ostrze noza do rany ktora
tylko balzamem mi]osci B ,ga
i bllzniego mole bye zago
joEa.
Kropid1o wSpominajqc W os-
tatnlm numerze O szkole pol
skiej, MECH raczej wspomni o
rozmaitych ofarach ohar-
kach, podarkach, do jakich
tam Slostry polskie dzieci zmu-
szalq, oraz cenach, jake "a
ks!azki szkoine cd tychde
dz'ec' "ymuszajq, a bedzie
rzeczywisty obraz, Gop~lni..,q-
cy zdzlerstwa przy p;lnGj sw.
s.. Kostki " Chicug pod o.
bronq hropqd1a.
W'zeczach WARY czyli mi
foS"' Boga, Ojczyzny biz
n;vgo badzmy czysci, niewinn
j"< g"leble, a ME chvtrzy i
pZebleglI jak we've.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13
DENOAkACl i REi'lDLIE ANEE

.Wielkle nasZe dwie partye,
ktore stajq obecnie do walki 2
sobq, roaniq sic tenn, ze par
tya republikahska chce " z,.-
pefnoscl utIZymac clo na TO-
wary zagraniczne, ale nato-
miast chce ulge przyniesc o.
bywatelom przez znl2enie c1a
M wyroby produktv krajo-
we, delnokratyczna tylnczasem
zamysla znizyG clio ma towary
zagranlczne, a W zupe1nosci u
trzymaG podatek na nas2e
wfasne wyroby. Postepowanie
take jest pierwszym krokiem
do wolnego handlu, ktory by}-
by ruinq dla naszych fabryk.
G1ownq podstawq, wiec
i sila partyi demokratycznej So
stany poludniowe, ktore ME
maja fabryIl, vice tel dazq do
wolnego handlu, ktory VIE
lie tanlej pozwoll i'm nabywaG
towary, a'iizeli dotychczas pod
c1aml "chronneml, ktorych
czteroletmie rzady demokra-
tyrzne ME ldo;a}y leszcze usu.
mac.
Ma calym wschodzie tym-
czasem many tysiqce fabryIS,
W ktorych robotnicy otrzymu.
ia wiele lepsza place z tego
powodu, ze partya republi-
kanska Cd roNu 1860, W kto-
rym przyszla do rzadow, ma
kfada bardzo wysoki podatek
na towary zagranicznc, a przez-
to me rozwala kraJu zalaG to-
waraml nlemleckleml, francuz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13
z. bliska / z daleka.

DIVA swieta Maryl obcho-
dziG ma Kosci61 swiety W
tygodniu pomiedzy dniem wy
dru7<owa~'a niniejszego nume-
ru IN;musu a dniem, w kto-
rym nastepny numer druko-
wany bedzie.
W dniu IL wrzesnla byfo
swieto imienla Maryi a ma
dzien 10 wrzesnia przypada
uroczystosG sledmiu bolescl N.
P. :Maryi.
Swieto Imienia Maryi costa.
10 ma cafym swiecie zaprowa-
dzone na podziekowanie Panu
Bogu "a oswobodzenie "a prey.
czyna Maryi Wiednia Cd ns-
padu Turk6w, przez Jana So
bieskiego, krola polskiego, W
roku 1858. Zdaizenie to jest
znanem; wszak pred 5 laty
obchodzili Polacy W Anne
ryce uroczyscie jego 200 let
MIA rocznice q pred roklem
dzieh ten uczczony zostaf przez
Polakow W Ameryce rozpocze-
ciem VII Seimu Zwiazku Ma.
rodowego Polskiego W ST.
Paul. Skoro przeciez ten rume1
Wla1qsa wydrukowany zosta]
wfasnie W samo swieto Im!e-
MIA Maryi, wypada zdarzenie
to krotko przypomnlec.
W roku 1858 nadciqgr4
wielki wezyr (wodz tureckiI
Kara Mustala pod Wieden 2
wojskiem lczacem 10000
Turkow Tatorow. Niebezpie
czehstwo bylo ogromne me-
tylko dla catego Chrzesclali'
silva, bo Turcy byli wowcza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13
klemi i angielsklelni. Trzy te

k'emi i angielsk1eni. Try te
narodowosel pfacac robotni-
kon "a ich prace tax mafo,
u zaledwie wyzyc moya. "a
rzuc'liby mas swymi w>robami,
gdyby ME wysokie clio, ktore
Stany Z!jednocz mia naIzladxja
ma wszelkie wyrpby zagranicz-
he.
P1atai pol1tycy, tax zwani
stump speakers, czynia partyi
republikanskiej zarzut, il lest
partya, ktora chce zabroniG
wSzystkim uaywunia wodlzl,
pl"a wilma. TAX jednakae ME
jest.
Partya republilanska o.
s"'adcza sic zawsze wzgle-
dow moralncsci przeciwko mad.
uzyclu goracych trunkow, ale
ME wypowledzia]a jeszcze Mig
dy W swej platformie, le lest
przeclwna umiarkowanemu u
zywaniu trunkow. Najlepszym
d"wodem tego twierd2enia jest
to, 2e W roku 1884, gdy Bla-
me >zedt Ma prezydenta, re-
p"bllkanle temperance od]a-
czyIi sic cd partyi, postawili
wfasnego kandydata St. job
ma, a przezto umoaebnlli wy
Dor Clevelanda, bo zdofali od-
tqczyc cd partyi republican,
sk:ej pre- szio 100000 gfosow.
Demokraci gfovnie bija W
to. re ich kan,lydat Cleveland
jest czfowiekiem honorowym
i maja s1usznosc, ale to
samo MONA powiedzieG o
kandydacle repnblikahskim
Harriionie. A ,je1eli cho-
dzl o prawdziwe cnoty obywa-
''ls''le, t" ME trzeba zapom-
nee, ze podczas wojny domo-
wei gdy krai zawezwaf do O.
b"ony swych synow, Cleve-
land sI"dziaf sobe spokojnie
"a p'ecem, a Harrison wysta-
pll 90 walki SVEN NEST
wem dobil sic stopria ,jeuera-
la 10 samo co Cleveland. u
'Aynlt kandydat demokratycz-
ny na wlce-prezydenta ..
Ihurma>, DO ani mu snifo
walczyc "a oJczyzne, ale kan
dydat republikaEski ma vice.
Prezydenta Levy Parsons
Morton siuzyi W armii, o
pred q s luty, sdv gl6d nawie-
dz'l lrlandye, wysfaf z dobre]
vol! ca}y okret prowizyi niesz-
czess'wym Irlandczykom, ma
co wyda} 100000 dolarow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13
Redaktor i wydawca: HierOnim Derd0wski.

paiuAo PoCfznl, gdyDy Dyll
zajeli Wiedeh, toby byli po-
tenn zalali Gala Europe, wy
korzenlali wszedzie Ware chrze-
scIahska, a szerzyli mahome.
tanska, byliby strqca]i z VIE
zyc krzyze a osadzali ma Mich
godfa swej WARY, potks;ezyce,
Wie]ki wezyr miaf movie, ze
gdy zajmie Wiedeh, to poi
die ma Rzym, kesciof sw.
Plotra zamieni Ma sta;nie dl.
swych koni. We Wiedniu zas
byfa tylko garstka 2ofnierza,
bo tylko 10000.
Papiez porozes}af swych pos.
low do kslqzat srodkowej i
zachodniej Europy, upomina-
JAG do wo]ny krzy2owej prze-
civ Turlom, ale naiarmo, DO
ME byfo zgody miedzy tymi
ksiq2etami l ochoty do wojny
krzyzowej, a to najbardziej
skutkiem powstafych W XVI.
wleku herezy). Wowczas spo-
czaf wzrok Papie2a ma Polsce,
ktorq Cd dawna zwali Papieze
p1zedna1uzenq Chrxe$cla,lstayn, bo
wstrzymywafa hordy turecko-
tatarskie cd chrzescianskiej
Europy. Krola po]skiego pro.
sill p"sef cesarza niemieckiego
Leopo]da l.: hrolu ratey VIE
den! posef papieslzi:: krolu,
ratay Chrze$clahsta0o!
Jan SobiesKl kazal zbierac
wo]sko, a sam tymczasem po-
fo2ywszy cafa ufnost W Maryi
udaf sic do Czestochowy, j
tam pred cudownym obra-
zem Maryi, zlozyf swa poch-
we ma znak, ze ME scbowa
miecza do pochwy, t. j. ME
spocznie, poki ME ycie2y
wrogow Maryi. Potenl wroci1
do Krakowa gdy woisko cho-
claa male, DO tylka 22.00 H.
czqce, juz by1o gotowe, na sa-
mym wyjezanem wysfuchaf
Mszy pred Matka Boskq GU
downa u 90. Karmel!tow W
krakowie, slu3yl nawet do
tel Mszy w czas1e tejze przy.
jqf Komunie sw. Potem wy
rus1y} ped Wiedeh.
Wleden tvmczasen juz talk
byf scisniony, ze myslano w
MIN o poddanlu sic. Nadeszty
pod Wiedeh inne wojska
chrzesciahskiie rod dowodz-
TWEEN Karola Lotarynskiego.-
Wszystkiego byio $1,000: coz
to by}o naprzeciw ogromnych
hord poganskich? Naczelnym
woGzem Wojsk chrzescianskich
wybrano Jana Sobicskiego.
Dnia IL wrzessnia, y by1o tc
W niedziele, W srod oktawy
swieta Narodzenia Maryi, kr01
o godzlnie 3 rano s1uchaf
krzyzem lezqc, Mszy, ktora
cdprawif na o1tarzu z bebnoN
ustawionym kapelan krolew
ski i przyjjaf znow Komunle
swy a potem pob}ogos}awiony
7rzez pos}a papiesklego 0
Marka 2 Awianu kapucyna
ruszyt wv tanlec" z Turkaml
Turcy choc ich byio pie(
razy tyle co Chrzesclan, 70
stall na glove pobici, mnost
wo ich lsgfo trupem, a inn
pierzchli W nieiadzie, cafy icf
oboz, W ktorym byty wielkie
bogactwa, dostal sic Chrzescia
nom. Potega turecka byia nj
diugo zlamanq.
Krol Jan wszedi W tryum
fie do Wiednia, ktorego miesz
kahcy calowali kraje szaty je
go i strzemiona, j W kosciel.
sw. SzczepanA odspiewal y du
chowieistwem hymn 7e dem
laudan1us.