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I'd EDITION.
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James Durovss Captured In Alabama
After . Long Hunt.
ASnPHnl THNN, Jan. e7.-In December q train
on the 81 Louis and Arkansas Railroad near
Genoa ARR, was signaled, and a. the engineer
brought 1t to stop masked men compelled him to
accompany them 20 the express car, which was
The robbers ned TO the woods, and after running
hight, escaped. As this was the frst successful
attempt In many years TO depredate on the SOUTH
ern Express company, its oniciais placed the
matter In the charge OF PtnkertOns agency. De-
tectves Weru sent 70 the scene where was found
an oil cloth coat. TINS garment Was made In St.
LOUIS and dealer In Waco, Texas, not only rec
Ognized the coat, but accurately described the
man to whom &c had been sold This clue led to
the arrest In Texas OF q man named Brock, who
was identined by the engineer as the man who
held revolver TO his head while going TO the ex-
press car. PtnkertOn's men then induced BROCK TO
admit not only his participation in the affair." but
also TO reveal other Information. AS result two
men were arrested on Sunday last by the chief OF
police Of Montgomery, Ala. One escaped. The
other Is James Burrows, Reuben Burrows who
escaped. did 30 BY killing his pursuer. He is now
hiding IN swamp. IL now transpires that the
prisoner, James BURROWS, had been the organizer
as well as leader In all the train roboertes hich
have occurred for several years James Burrows,
heavily troned, arrived here this morning from
Montgomery and left by connecting train Tor Tex
arkaDA In the custody OF Officers.
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MICHIGAN NOMINATIONS FOR CosGREss.-The re-
publican congressional convention Tor Tue eleventh
district OF Michigan succeeded last evening Ia
nominating henry W. Seymour On the lI6th bal
lot. The democratic congressional Convention
nominated BARLEY Breen. The proaibtiohists
nominated y 3 Steele.
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UNDERWRITERS.

GEORGE p zURHORST.
" UspkRIAKLR AND RMBALxxR
r.,..A,. IN ~ fssa ave east lcsVsta HHa
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Tn GEsu1sr IxposrxD
CARLSBAD sPRuDkL WATER
AND
ePRUDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASEA
PERFECT CURE
Constipation. 0out Rheumatism. Diabetes, and I'll
Diseases Of the Stomsch.
Beware of limitations.
1T has given Inc better satisfaction than anything
which have used"-Prof. AesGsn. Univsrsity Of
Vienna
Il have used IL for years with remarkable suecsss"-
Prot. Hlawassk.
and Salt read before the Ninth International Medical
Congress. mailed free upon application.
EIsNER MENDELsON CO.. Sole Agents 9 Bar
clay St New York. ts2m,vk
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The will of Lorenzo Dow Merchant, nled to-day,
leaves his estate to his wife, Mary @. Merchant
whom he names as executrtx.
The Grocer and Liquor Dealers Association
have elected MI. Daniel sheehan presi0ent.
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THE TRADES.

SPECIALITY II BOOkBINDIAG. - HARpEL,s
- and Century Magazines bound for IS ana ~ cent?
a. InE LIGHT lin UEhl te.tablish q ls45I 1919
Ia ave. AL WORK guaranteed. sena postal IA
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w hen baby Wa sieh. We gave her Castoria.
When she was child, she cried for Castoria.
Whsu shs became Aiss. she chung to Oastor1a.
When abe bad Children. ShS gave them Castoris
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sToLE THE MONEY 10 DO IT.
SALEM, y. j., Jan. 31.-Detectlye Carney OF this
city to-day unearthed a cast OF tue love
and robbery that Is quite amusing Han
nah Bond, colored miss aged elcLteen.
has been employed as q domestic In the house of
Postmaster Newell Tor some time. Several months
ago s2o was stolen from a drawer In
the house, and few days ago fe2 was
missed suspicion fell upon Hannah
and the detecuyewas put on the case. Last night
he got confession froIn Hannah that she lad
stolen the money. The detective further learned
That Hannah IS very much In love with Frank
Willetts, handsome colored youth OF this city,
aud several months ago She agreed 10 give the Lad
81 per week, her weekly wages, II be would
not call upon another colOred damsel residing In
this city. Willetts agreed and since last fall Han.
nah has been giving him the money She stole her
weekly wages aud a suit OF clothing, besides pay
ing his doctors bill when he was sick. Both vii
let's and his dusty adIalrer are now In Jail
DEMOCRATIC CLrBs ORGASIzISG--In accordance
with a suggestion originating with the Duck
worth Club OF Cincinnati, arrangements are being
made In Indianapolis Tor a meeting Of representa-
lives from al the democratic clubs In Tie United
States 10 be held there late IN March or carry In
April The object IL 70 discuss mstters Of enter
eat 70 the party and 10 form national club organ
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JOB kEST-BY n q. HOLTZNAN
TJRNISHED

T.near 18th a, lsr 3SI 81 Orb, above St l,r $50
ieva Circle lor $50 y. near Isth ST. sr.. 40
- hear it'h- LOT 100 near 18TH ST.. Tor. l25
i'th 81. nF H. 10 n Zoo H. near 2lst ST.
IN, y. near s'1 q i2r 100 lO'h. M Let. ior.-. 50
, ~ ne4r 18th Iii. $50 18th. near st. SIS
y. lear lsth st. l2r.- $50 2lst near st. 51
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NOR RENT-3-STORY PREsS-BRICK HOUSE. $40
II st q modern inn roy eme:Its; eeven rooms;
will rent cheap g good tenant Apply 70 r. L T.
WILL Room 3 e33 ST. IN ta27-3t'
VOR ENT-IN GOOD LOYALTY, An UNFUR-
II ulshed story brick House, with modern i'm
pruvemen--. third story reserved, owner TO board
with tenants rtferene - EXCHANGED Address g. b A,
star office a27-2t.
I,Uk KENT-HOUsE 92d MASS. AVE NV: o
u rooms. all modern impr yvenIents in frst-ciass or
der rem reasCuable TO 20 4 tenant Apply TO owner
AL New ierssy n ". key ut corner store Also
Sstory Stable, ID aud ne; 80 per month ta27 81
U-OR RENT-622 ST W. Largo BRICK
III Dwelling IA rooms. all modern improvements n
s55 Ter ninth. Inquire OF A EBERLfs SONS us
1th - ia27-3t'
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An Express Hurled srosn che Track.

LANCASTER Pa. Jan. 27.-The eastern express
on Pennsylyania Railroad was thrown from the
track by broken frog near Mount Joy this MORN
lag. The engine ana six cars lert the track
Great excitement prevailed anon. TIC passengers,
but nobody was Injured. Travel was blockaded
for tive hours.
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~ " Oh; pfices and bar0sans; all rQods Hoyke4
tn blue ngurss. DOUBLE COMBINATION eIOHA
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Ncho0ner> in Dissrrs~.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Jan. 27.-A heAvy
northwest gale prevails and 4 number u schooners
are In distress On Nantucket Shoals Tuss have
gone 20 their assistance
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The Mount Olivet Grave Robbery.
TWO sUsI ECTED MEN IN THE CEMETERY AT THR TINE


THIRTy-SIX YEARS OF MARRIED MIsERY.-Isa-
bella Hagan, who yesterday, through b. G. Love-
Joy, entered suit for divorce from zaehariah
Hagan, to whom she was married thirty-eight
years ago, tells In her bill the story of lifetime of
suffering. She says she has borne him fourteen
children, and alleges that be treated her cruelty
for tnirty-siX years but she has borne II for her
children's sake and the hope Of better days. BY
hard work she had aided her husband in paying
for house and farm across the Eastern Branch,
worth $4,000 or SIS, 200. She sets out that his
cruel treatment eliminated year ago. when one
cold night her husband drove her from the house,
with her daughter and cOlOred woman, and when
they sought shelter under the porch In the morn
ing they were driven away by him again. After
ward, she said, her husband became less violent,
and she returned home; but while she was absent
last December, leaving two married daughters at
her home, his sprees rendered him so Violent that
her daughters sent for her, whereupon he again
aSsailed her and had driven her into the yard.
SLEIGHING ON THE AvENCE.-Last night and to-
day Pennsy lvania avenue and the favOr1te drives
OF the city were thronged with seighs and the air
was filed with the melody Of sleighbellS The
seighing was good except on some parts OF the
business streets, where the snow was pretty well
ground up into mud There was tax to-day Of Or
ganizing a sleighing carnival In case the snow
holds out.
The will of Lorenzo Dow Merchant, nled to-day,
hte X,
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EoR RENT-UNFURYIsHED-

L'OR RENT--UNFURNISHED-
II 1025 Conn sve..-s $3.50
lis i4ih ho.i store 90 f0S st ne..........30
ia LIST 81. Ae...... so 1905 4th 10
llOs Conn ave. store so l327 ST. office ROOM. 10
lf2E 18TH st...- u ~ 10th St ......9
Rhode Island. mr. Conn. Mass. av. mr. Goth 81. 5000
sv@.........-.-... s333 j.. o st, near l2tn. 80
Iowa Circle 300 II St, bet 18th 18th so
Dupont Circle; 29l ~ 18th ST. mr. DupontCr, 30
st. near 10th. .......275 y st. near IOti l,:I
st. near l3th: ....-25O 11th St. bet. aud y. lis
Conn. mr. 10 COrcOr1u let 10 4 IA 100
Mas ave. 4 l5;h ST.. $50 ST, bet IA aud Is a
V2J EArrssut SQUARE. 20
s24 l437 Penn svs'n'w
I.OR RzNT-slX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE 1915 Sd
q water aud gas. slj. Also, hye-r1om Brick,
i2l9 81 s-e.s slO- Apply % h L PAIR1 io2
LOUISIANA ave. is24-3m
l,oR KENI-IOO4 INV HAMPsHikE AVE,
u brick rooms. bay window. mod lump; few doors
fr0m street cars $50 Inquire 1918 Pa "a 4-5t'
l.OR RENT-2l3 ST. NV, L. ROOMS. IN GOOD
u order 500 New house, 6O7 ID Il NV, L. Rooms,
go. Upper portion 1900 st W.. cor. 18th ST. .
roJu1s and hath. eco Two new houses 9th ST, bet
and i. next 10 cor g. $40 each Three small houses
Z. Capitol. pe4- Ian 81 e. each
y23 ct CHARLES ". HANDY. gel Fstn.v
II l106 18th -. 3-story brick. l. rooms. m s7O
49, l. 81, 3stOry rick 10 rooms.
-. -, 3sto- y brick. rooms. l............:IO
To-. ST. 3-story orlc & y rooms, III.
tgttAse on COLUMBIA Heights.
fgr fu!i LIST VI furnished houses stables Sc inquire
honssCt NJ VI. PARKER,
At
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CBARoED WITH FALSE PREfEssRs.-C. II. Dean.
living al No. :fss q street southwest, was charged
In the Police court to-day on the oath % Thomas
b. Townrr, OF No 1916 7th street mort Invest with
obtaining s. worth " goods by falsely pretending
TO the committee ON charity OF the Hamline NJ p
Church that he Was a married man and the head
OF family In deep distress, and The case war con-
tinued until next week.
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FURNISHED

H., ave-, near 18th st. Iowa Circle n ".
49, -4l66I 1905 Conn. ave. 125
yI2 l9th 81 Nv. 2r. 800 1910 18th St w., Tor 125
u Grant Place. Tor 100 2O4 Del av me- Tor. 1926
los lgth st. w. 12rl 80 5Ii I'd ST. NV. 100
1911 list NV. 1r. l66SbI Cooke Place. 13r. 100
4SlO Nst NV. Ar 1865 81 2Ox1 ST. n. W., llr.. l3J
1918 2lst St NV Ii. $50 - Corcoran st..... %
II It, mr. 2lst n w. -
The above houses be examined by permit from
our Office only. THOMAS j. FISHER co,
JAIL 1924 st. NV
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PorsDAA, Jan. 2s.--To-day was TIE invent -nlnth
anniversary OF the birthday Of Prince William aud
he was appointed a malor-general and COMMANDER
OF The second brigade OF the Infantry guards
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Lvh NM
II Ne. cor a. and c

l,Ok kENTNA LOVELY CORNTR KESITFNCE
fsS % - z =. been bult only ,hr,. years. newly
k.lere1 All Ialted; IL Toous with ali modern inn
- lSf' - - ~
fSOR RENT-AT 122l HIGH STREET. GEORGE
tOAu' - rooms aud large stOrt with lara static
~ ier VII Je rented cheap ABBY 10 tie owner
24lJ street. ". eity. isisoIm.
IIoR KENT-BEASD NEw HOUSE. 2O5 q ST
= " ~ ROOMS. 3stOry hay window bTick. ears
l2or hot and C ii Sat-r heat; low rent
10 .oed tenant Inquire uexl door. d.I-3,n
tSok kENI-BUu-DISG 600 ST. y. W.WEII
- ca Tor yilce IUrIUsc>. b. .a-ed for 4 tenn
VI q VIII u eacl3EErd :0r mailer property
~f--h S"OkASlEDr B.Api EY
ZOE EENT-A GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO LEAVE
so Ni4 reIlt or sell coluulodigus fneIY = -si.I
80 HLlsAed HOUSE seyenteei afaltueutS. p, ~
l,OR RFNT-
T,ij$gg q i2r .7oiell4 VI st.. lar SO,
iii 81 =; tS4-'-.----.ol lib 1tn ~. IOr rs
A siIt,L1I.S. ohkEN d cuSSISsaAM. laos 81 %
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:;a,s :. i4,h st. se6, e.
lS2.6 Mass. ave. 11r....o5
l131 18th ST.. Or. $50
211 Del. ave.n.e..15r... so
24l6 lfth st.n. .llr.-.o0
1907 18th st. NV lQr.-
1914 Both st. NV. 17r. so
l515 U St IL W., liz. 90
l1l9 10th st. Ia w.. llr..50
1870 b 81. s.w., 11r. 40
1913 9TH st. w.. Ut. ...3J
1912 y II. ave, Or. 80
lJ07 Caroline St, 6rs. %
IO2 Y st. n. W., Or. -. lo.4y
2:SS LIST st. s.w., D rs.....lo
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VNOR RENT-AN ELEGANTLY RNISHED
II house on COunectlcut ave. bet. i and sta A
choice houN street car. IN front Of door sl50 Per
month GJRLEI BROTHERS., 1919 ST. ja253L
I.OR RENT
II BY s II. WALKER, ASS Louisiana ave
ia 9TH st n rooms: bath eel ar furnace but
ler's pantry; very low TO desirable tenant ja6-Im
I,OR RENT-1O RESPECTABLE COLORED PEG
II pie. pleasant brick houses. four roo Us water
yards, she SlO each, bet 9th and It'll T. and SITS
ss. sWoRMSTEDT BRADLEY. 927 St NV.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13
Podziekowanie.

Odebrawszy Cd Zarzadu Zwiaz-
lu Narodowego Polskiego 500 do
lar6w posmiertnego pc nieboszcay-
ku mezu moim Jozefe KNOW
skim, sk4adam temuz Zwiazkowi
jaknajserdecznieisze podziekowa-
ME "a zabezpieczenie losu mego w
mym osieroconym s%tanie, wzywa-
jac ka&da zameana Poke, ably swe-
go ma}zonka do wstapienia do tie
so Zwiazku n~ak}aniafa.
TAX samo dziekuje "a rzetelnie
i zyczliwie wypFacone mi posmiert-
ne tutej szemu Bractwu sw. Stani-
s}awa Kostk oraz wszystkim
cz}onkom, kt6rzy do niego ma
lea.
Winona, IL grudnia, IS +.
Wiktorya Kinomsha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13
MORDERCA
OSCFOLA MILLS,P Pa

Az lAOiA ~. ~
mas W zeszla niedziele, IS llstopa-
da, wydarzy} SIC smutny wypa-
dek. Stowacy %tutejsi obchodzili
cody mu}zphskie, naturnlnie, zc
pray plwle. Przybyt" tam tez
dwoch Angligow, i tych ieden 20
becnych Siownk6w zaprosii do w
by ma piwo. Dat i'm tez 20 szklanee
piwa, potem (nie wladomo, q jakiej
przyczynD poczat strzeIuc do O.
wych Anglikow rewolwu i jed
nego 4 nlch zabit ma miej,cu, dru-
giego ranif w glove, a potem IL
biegi. WysIaro @a MIN pngoh lecz
&" d"tych'zas nigdzo nte male
aiono. Wkrotcc oniszc, j;k ten
o1to"i"N wzgla tai, gdya miat sic
udaG ds Chicago, ILL.,, Il tam mdgly
by & ktary Pol"Now wykryG.
III Wulc=ah.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13

bic la du2ej farmie, ktora So
bic zakupit, jakby W starym
kraju dzie3zic ma swej wiosce.
W przeszfym tygodaiu wye
chat do Detroit.
Urodzaje mielismy tego ro-
ku srednie, pszen1ca wydafa
tylko 10 do % buszli z akra.
III najlichsza, co zmarzla, pfa.
como pc 40 c., "a najlepsza
niekt6rzy dostali pc $l.1o.
Teraz jednakze jul spadia mai
lepsza pszenica ma $l.0O. w
Wino2ie teraz pfaci pszenica
IS C. = Przyp. Red. Wiaru-
say.
So tn bardzo bogaei farme-
rzy polscy, z kt6rych dwoch
szacu)a ma 100000. Okolica
mole wy2ywic tysiace Pola-
kow, co rok tel tute)Sza ko-
lonia sic powieksza. q Europy
przybywa pc 10 do Is rodz1n
rokroczDie.
Wskutek pomyslnego ola
salonistow gfoscwania W po-
wlecie. salony Ma nowo costa
!fy otwarte, lecz nasze miasto
do llcensu slanowego dodaIo
500 dolarow cd siebie. tax u
nas2 salonista p. Wlrkus mu-
81 pfaciG 1000 dolarow licen-
Sc.
Niedaleko Mimic znajduye
sic miasteczko Ardoch, 1rze-
ma duzemi spichrzami, doko-
la takze mieszkajq Polacy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13

swiadczony mu zaszczyt' a "a
razem zaprosif wszystklcE O.
becnych prezesow, bv raczyli
zaiaG miejsca ma estradz1e. To-
tenn szanowny Cenzor pre-
biegf szybko historya Polskl,
podniosl znaczenie dni, ktore
tn W ohczyznie swiecnmy. ME
zapomniai wspomniec takze o
Zw,azku Narodowym Polskim,
1akie 1:oleje mus.af przecho
dzie. i W jakim dzisiaj zna)-
duje sic stanie +; jaSby narod
nasz, pozbaw;cny swej Ojczy-
zny m6gt srbie rtworzyc tn
nova OJczyzne, gdyby lylko
chciat ay6 W jednoscl, m'tosc'
i zgodsie braterskiej. Mogfby
nawet W cale) Amery@ wye
dnac sobie wielkie poszano
waaie. Ogof "a te szczere pol
skie sfowa podziekowaf hucz-
nemi ok!askami,
Pc u>poknjeniu sic wyst4p''
10 Koiko Dramatyczne Z sp'e-
WEN pod dyrekcyA s~ego MI
strza D. pr"fesera M. MARGIN
kowsbiego. Spiew udaf sic bar
dzo dobrze, a pub]icznosc IA
da by bvla s}uchac noe Gaia,
(Okla~h). Nasta!'iia deklema-
eva przez ranla V. Szyman
, ska. chociaz pc rag pierwszy
ma tel ziemi data dowod, &c l
W TEN Tow. do Ntorego ma
ley, taAze cos umieja doko-
mac, .jeaeli tylko sa dobre che
CT (ONlaski).
Nastepnie p. A. Posminski
raczyf mas swa obecnoscia i
piekna deklamacyq "a zczyclc.
Tu byfoby zbytecznem cE:wa-
LID mistrza, kt1remu Wy Chlca-
90 laden ziomck lac zdofa
sprostaG AM co do wymowy,
ami wiersza. Publlcznosc OBJ
darzyfa z~nakom:tego goscla
gradem oklaskow.
(D%okonczenie nastqpi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13

rozpajaja biedak6w, byle handel
szedi. Hamburczycy DO podobno
ola zarobku zakupili od rzadu
pruskiego stare francuskie karabi-
ny, owe szasepoty we wojnie
Francuzom zabrane i wywiezli je
DO murzyndw, a drogi sprzedali
razem Z nabojami. Teraz murzyni
z tych ~francuskich szasepotdw wa
Ia trupem Niemcdw. Jaka to ko-
lei / los ma taxi francuski kara
bin!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13

MlNTO. Dakota. = w sq-
siedun Puta,kim panujq tie
RI prawH talklc same stosun-
kl. lak " Detroit. KS. Kola-
sin~kl utracil tn probostwo q
podobnych powodow, JAZZ W
Detroit, i take ma tn swo;a
partya, ale znnczna wlekszosd
Jest przeclw menu. Obecnle
ks. Kolasihski gospodaruie SO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13
Ameryka.

STRAJKI znown So MA po-
rzadku dziennym pc wickszych
miastach w Stanneh Ziednoczonych.
Ok"fo $500 robotnikow, pru.
cnjacych W hutach &elaznvch fir
my Jones and LoughiIln Iron
Works., zastrajkowafo z teao POI
wodu, poniewaz firmly powyz7za
aada, ably roootnicy wleksza czesd
godzin pndczas nocy pracownll,
komitet straj Nujacycb ygodzit sic
Ma to-, JezIi til zmiann ME pottwa
dfutp.j, ni& 10 dni. Pnnicwaz fir
ma ME uczyni1a zadosc zadahiE
robotnikow, eli "statni %zasirni.-
kowali.
Patacze, p~racujacv ma kofei
zelaznej louisville, Chicago end
New Albany Line", zastrajwowali,
zadajac zwyIkl ptacy. otrajk 70
stat zakohcsony komprom:sem.
w Fall River, strujkuJa tka-
cze W fabryce Rebesonn, zadajqc
sfusznle podwyzszenia nader MIS-
kiej pfacy.
w BrookIyhsklem Navy
Yard'' str"jkuJe IS kownI6w Stu
sarzy, rracujacych PREY budowic
~panc"rnrgo okretu >, Maine" Zada-
.ja oni l'odwy&ki ptAcy, poniew"&
otrzymuJa tylko 50 DO d%ziennie,
podczas gdy inni robotnicy dostaja
okoie Sch dolarow dzlenn,c.
Kemitet strajkierdw udat sic do
admiraia G~herarGi, lecz ten ME
mogl mic w tel kwestj uczynic i
odesiaf komitet do sekretnrza ma
rynnrki Whitney.
PODCZAS PRZEWOZU pociqgu
=?
osobowcgo jadacrg" = Washington
do New York promem z Jersey
City do New Yorku wszczat sic
polar ma lynne j osarnat 2 TAXA
szybkos-ia wagony osobowc, ~
zaledwo pocroznych sluzbe
zdoiat ma pomoc przybyiy statc's
urutowaG. Wiclu ~pasa&cr6w, kto.
rzy spali w wagonach ratowal'
swe Aycic spoduich ubraniach,
zmu.zeni xostawmG rzecay m pa
stw9 rozpzala}cgo &ywioiu. DIV,
wagony osobowc, lokomotywa
wagon pocxto"y wraz 2 prom"n
J spulily sic do poiowy utonqiy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13
PoszukiWanie.

Wlncenty Chociszewski, 2 Poz-
mania M1chigahskiego, poszukuje
Jana Krola, ktory W Lipou 1851.
opusclf Poznan i ME ma o MIN
zadnej wiadomosc'. Gdyby kto o
MIN wi"d1ia} = albo on sam =
MECH raczy doniesc O miejscu je-
go pobytu Wincentemu Chociszew-
skiemu pod adresem:
Posen, Presque Isle Co., MICH.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13
w sKOPALNI Hekla pozar
dotad ME ug.szony.

GAzET znajduje sic obecpie
W Stanach ZJednoczonych 1874.
u tych oodziennio wychodzi ME
spefna dzies,sca Geese. 10,5lb wy
chodz1 W jezyku angielskim, 1913
W jezyku francuskim, szwedskim,
h"lenderskim, wfoskim, wal,jskim,
czeskim i polskim; W New Yorku
wyohodzl gazeta portugal-kn, W
San Francisco chinska, W Table
gulah, W teritorium lndiahskiem,
gazeta chorek .ska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13
z niw poISkich
w YCE.
PRAWOZDANIE 2 obcho,

~SPRAWOZDANIE 2 obcho-
dow rocznicy 20 listopada O.
debralismy m1nionym tv-
godniu mnogos6 tax wlelka,
re ME podobna nam byio, po-
miescic je wszystkie w dz'-
siejszym numerze. Niektore
pevnie nigdy ME doczekaja sic
druku, chyba 2ebysmy formal
naszego pisma powiekszyl', in
ne, jak IL. p. 2 Buffalo i To-
ledo bela W przyszfym hume
RE.
DETROIT Dnia 8 grud-
MIA przybyf tn %wielebny ks.
Doninik Kolasihski, ktory juz
ME jest wiecej proboszczom W
Pu}askim W Dakocie. KS. ko-
lasinski stara sic wszelklemi
sposohami, ably go aowy bis.
kup, KS. Foley, przyjqf ne
dawniej za]mowana rrzez ME
go posade proboszcza parafii
sw. Woiciecha, lecz Ks. Bis
kup ME chce o tenn sfuchsc.
Wo]ro gmina woiciecho .5ska
czeste odbywa zeb:ania swo-
jej szKole pod pre- w%odnictwem
ks. Kolaslnskiego. Policya O.
bawia sic zaburzen, ustawicz-
ME patrolu]e dokola kosclola
sw. Wojci-cha.
STEVENS POINT, WIs.--
KS. Lex z Kongregacyi o. o..
Jezuitow przenieslony zostaf
do kosciola sw. Wo)ciecha W
Detroit, ma jego m'ejsce zas IL
stanowiouy zostat jake pro-
,bosZcZ Jute)sZe] polskle.] para
I'll KS. j. "skl, ktory
dotad zawiady wal parafia mie-
szana W Sharon, Wis.
=. Tutejsza
xo.oria polska ma ter"z swo)
wspolny ,sobny cment9rz. T
swiecony POSTAL W dniu grud-
MIA.
ANDERSON, TEX.-NnSl
w Fl bny ks Laski. Iubo m"
podostatkiem piracy ducnowneJ,
pod)al SIC jeszcze wlasntJ
wolf uczenia polsklch dz'ec'.
Nauka odbywa sic pleb"-
ni', gdy& szkoiy .jeszc~e me
many. Dotqd panowa'a u mas
zgcin, navel W polItyre. "
dnm 6 lislopada, 4 wyDalk'em
c. lsrech, wszyscy Policy Jed
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NJ. Z. Hackley
Af'TIIkA ARR iNASZ AGENT
WINONA. MIMI.
$500 N -AGnnEsODY!

Wy,f"cinny pow, ASIA nngro.
dc 2" Fazdv nrayia'rk cirrpienia
na walr. be, dls'.s:!, nleustajacegn
bolM @'o~y, mesira"m"sci. zatwnr
dzen'" - ktorrg, bysmy ME mo-
gil ~%vlecayc Wet. gufkami ma
~at""be, 2 ros!ln w,rohionemi, je-
zeji wskazowki nasze bcisle costa
~ wyk"mane. Sa ~ rylko y zi6t
i z.ws>e s%rn" inia uIgr. Skorupa
p rnNru. Pnielka due, zawieraia
e" 80 pigufek, "a % nentow. Mo.
Eva l">tat do kupinniu we
ws@,stkica "rteaa h.. Ostrzegamy
prz"' faI .%ytiA%t"1'i '"b nasludo-
wan'ani. Pr#wd@i~" ird"nic ia
ma G. W,<i L G..
w WINONIH ~s"1@>daje A
pTEK ARR
m y. EEAGMLEY
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