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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26
PISNO I OBR.AZkA AMI
Tyi7xO S1.n5 rOrzmie!

Idzvic' ma poczte i ppsIJcie
$ l.25 c, d, Puu. pod alrr,rm Ia
kim: E'mop', Gerui""y. = Re1oc
tom dos .S~iutto md hutolM 81
Beuth~,, ORR Scshiesicn. !.
Z,.tc pi niad1c bela wan regulra-
ne p'zez caiy rok rrzy> cfall oli-
emo Ii>mu ~ilustr"wanr OLA ludu :,
pod ~t,tutvm Sacioti,, juz rok jrdrn
w~ythudzacr W Byt mia. II dakio
rem Togo ri-ma ',rt Wicl. KS. RAJ
dzirleNski, k'6reg" mic stan re-
CIV IA to, t. mkt ME zostauio
ekrzywdzuuvm. 5. X "a T. e e.
w. k Hy ,olniu, to brat k-le-
dzn prouo>1cza 2 chicagoskiego
Wojc'ech"Ha
G, mc,,1r wychodzi .jrdcn
ze~zyr czyIl - stronnir SNjnt'a
pow alnuych W k~pnzke du&rgo f"r-
mntu. k,tlN TAXI zeSzyt dobrzc
wArt 81 con'ow.
Tresc ">tainiegO zeSzytu.
P~icSci, rozlrnmy, gypsy:
D&iecje NJ ryj, ~v Trzc,h KroIo
VIZ, l. "brazIsirn str. II;
DNn"a~'ol"tnir D1ierc Jyzu, "
kusricIr Jrrolo, m~k,m, H. ohrns-
klcm); X Antopi Stab k, pro
b ~l.l Mi Lal"o,ifi, u obrn1kjcm
str. u; Jadwlga, kr6l wa Pol
~A", II '%h""zNl.n str. %; Ba
tsk l.tNa, c1yI' i,k TO &yd TO
SIM re- zlobif testament.
Wtr,~ae.: Now II *. Mon
10 werl " Bo@a Odra.Lt oh
tr,0iDtt" 1o ohro.hGm: p rami-
ny; - Dneek, Nuh ~; : H.
ska
Gos odn@hro: Jk m zua u
,1yut ,hIrb ~ ,airi mm? Jok
lcyzyG zmarzniqa c? - Chcac bydlo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26
u <SIEGARNI
FIR. Drazkowskiego
Winona, MINI. md l. Carilnona
nozna dostac na>lepnJ2c..

z0hTY GENERAL, 3 opowiadah
wicczornych spisane prlcz VIA
dvsIawa LnziM~kiego .........4O
GALAZkA CIERNlOWA, powicsG
pmez Pau,ine 4 l.. WilkonSka
PieG P. MINUS JEDNO r.,
6 y. = | r.)wielka ramota re
wspomnich ojczvstych, spisana
przcz Jul. Horaina..........,.4O
ZYWOT GENOWETY, powicst
moralna barizo wzruszajaca re
-5tarozytnych czas"w ..........3U
ia sauna W mocnc.j oprawie
he z}oconym tytulikiem......6O
BOLESLAW czyli Daisy Ciay
Genowety; t}6maczcnie przcz Ks.
Ia sama mocnej oprawic
Pick MA HISTORIA O CIER-
PI.lWEJ Hellenic, GORGE kr@-
la Antoniusza, cesarza tureckiego
Konstantvnopolu [Carogr"du],
ktora brdac u dworu, pdiznicj
przez D ]ata plr]grzymujAc,
wielkic utrapienia i nrlzr cier-
plwie i mrIuic znosi}a......1 H.
LUDZlE LESNI i wicszczc Dzicci
przez FIR. Waligorskicgo......5
ARYE POLSkIE, zcbranc dla
Polonli w Anlcrvce przrz w.
DynlcwlcIa ......., .......... %
PROFESSIONALISM dla rod1ic6w
innych drogich o-6b ........2O
PROROCTWO MlClIALDI, hr@-
lowel ~ Sabr, Is SyhiIii, ksjr-
dla Marhn McruN hprN iu.vcl
On roku 51s plHcd N~arol2ruIrn
Chrystusa az do p"lnych vic
koW ..... $40. .......... ......lD
SENNlk evil WrGlrnic ~ snow,
ma przcslin 300 p|r4ypadhow
siulac", r"lnych slaroiHwuvch
ks@l@ z"branv j p|orzajkirm II
DrcadiuwNch dln RORY Wki "a
lawy cIrkawych lud1i ogIoslouc
-rlc@ l'rlyJaclcIa Nl""Iun>cn
ibobonow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26
WYPRAWA MA SYBIR i osta-

I)GNlllN .'....'c
Stub KROLEWSKI = Warsza-
wa 6 Kwietnia Bolesfaw Smia-
}y kr6l Polski, przez Alexandra
WYPRAWA 20 ZONE, wed}ug
opowiadania Starego organisty
Franciszka Gacarzewicza, spisaf
Gawrzyjelski.....
PRAWDZIWY PERSKO-EGIP-
SKI SENNIk. = najpewniej-
sly sposGb wygrania ma loteryi
wed}ug kombinacyj s}ynnych
magikdw i p%rolesordw matema-
tyki Orlicc ftp. tudzlez wyJa-
wienie tajemnie i sposdb, jakich
uzywano starozytnoscl do
przepowiadania i wrdzenia PREY
sz}oSci. - Il przesz}o 200 obraz-
kami. Dos}owny przedruA Il
Sennika drukowanego W drukar-
nj Unjwersytetu Jagieloh5kiego
W krakowic..
LISTEK WSvD BURY, cpizod
wojny francuzko-pruskiej.
przez Ouidc..............."....lO
MYNHAUsEN NOWY ten
d}ugim nosem czyli dzlewaczne
podrdze i tigle ..........."".."1O
NOWY sOWIZDRZAh Awantu-
ry jego. Il ziemi pomorskiej
rodem. L oSniu obraZkaml.
Ia sauna mocnej oIrawle
re zEoconvm tytulikiem $3.50
HRABIA PAROBKIEM u KNIFE
CHA, powieSt w~ycipgnieta 4 Ra.
mot, Ramotkow Wilkohskiego
JAN ORLIk, znaleAione dziecho
W Gniaz lie orlem pod krako-
wem powiastka .....-."."....lO
BUTY DZIADTNIA. opowiada-
ME Jana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
HlSTOEI'A o wielkim wojowni-
hu polskim Cab ryelu llo}uhku,
Opowiadanic b dziej@w pol-kich
przez J@zefa Grejnerta......l5
kALAMBURY czy)i powcip Pra-
VIDA, dIa rozrywki i pouczenia
ZEMSTA czyli wymierzenie Spra-
wiedliwosci przez Poke, kocha-
jacq cafem c Ojczyzne jcj
bochatcr6w. Powie>G przcz ldce
T~ribcls..... 10
DWIE POWlE>CI, l.. Dzien p
Lutcgo, 1916 Y. w Polnaniu / po-
wiastka Pauliny Z l.. Wilkoli-
ShlcJ ~
. JAMIE TWARDOWSkIM wiel-
kim czaro% niNu i jeso sprawkach
wraz 4 powie>ciami o czarach:
CHarownlca o spaleniu II mnie-
manNch czarownic Dorucho-
VIE, Madejowc }oze, Ch}op i dja-
bet, OsieCzna
OPOWIADANIE podr"znego o
strasznic dziwnem }ozu........1O
BlTWA pod kobilanka dnia 6 ma
ia
CZTERY POWIESCI. /. Niedale-
kiej przcszIoSci. Nowela przez NJ.
ID. Chamlliego 2 Noe ma pobojo-
wisku 4 wojnv turecko mcskiew-
Skicj 1877 1873. 3 Moe Duszy
opowiadanie Edmunda de Emil
els, przetldmaczy} Z ~w}oskiego
Piotr Zubmycki 4. Zbicg......25
SkARB WATAZkI, powiest 2
kolca NNlII wieku przcz VIA
dys}awa Lozihskiego, W mocnej
oprawlc, re z}oconym tytulikicm
kRWAWA Noe. Powicst 2 MEDIA
lekicj przeszEoSci przez Zygmun-
la Lucyana Sulime ............15
LIST AGATONA GlLLERA O Or
%ganizacyi w Amcrvce..........lO
JASkINlA BEATUSA. Powie>t
dla Wszystllich szlachetnie mvSla-
cych, w mocnej oprawic re ITO
conNm tytulikiem...............75
JOZEF kONIUSZEWSKI. wspo-
mnIcnlc Z czas"W przeSladowania
Cnll"W ma p%odlasiu, napisaE Mad
pHi
kWIAT PRERYI miedzy Indyj-
czykami, powieSt Il zachodnio-
p@Inocnej Ameryki CHI. A. Muir
ray, prHcNozona ma polsNie przcz
J"zet:i RertkowSkiego, W mocncj
ohrawic zc zloconym tytulikicm
........
IOlIA kOSSA OWSk PowieSG
hlstorNuzna przcz autora ,,koS-
ciuszAu Amcrycc." w mocncj
oprawie re zioconym tytulikiem
......... 90
OBRAZI<I | OPOWIADANIA O.
BOZOWE. ~ lyon Ukrainca, o.
brazek 4 wojny 1868 roku. y O.
LA.I- )..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26
co SkYCHAC?

" stosunAu rosyjshiego posu-
womi" wojsk ku granicom AuAtry,
l P'us me SO ME zmien,io. Mypo-
w'ada to wyruznic Rad aus,ryac-
III, ktory czy"I to uwnge, ze je&e.
Ii dotad MO przNszfo do wojny,
ME ma W TEN za.iuyi rosyjsiiej,
ale je,t jedynie tylko rozwuga u
mlarkow"nlo tvch, przcclw kt6
rym Rosya wojsku swojo rosuwac
Sic ii .ie. zn"czy to poprostu, &c
gdyby Austrya chtiaia TAX samo
grozic W woj~kowe rugby sic ba-
VIC, natenczas dawno juz bytoby
pr1ys1to do wujny.
Jak SIG spruwa ia skohczy
nc iatwo prZcwi iziec Tcruz sara.
.la siq prawda 2 wielu stron PRO
konac cara rosy. j-kiege, &c zIych
! fa's1ywych ma ~d"radzcow, ale
czy on temu %uwierzy, to rsscz
lima.
Dprokl Rosya widzi budujaco
sic ku JeJ gr"nicom koleie zeiazne
l t@ortece W poblIzn, TT udno nawet
cd 'kIego nagirgo z~askoczsnia,
'hot ma plerHszc, zubezpleczaia.
Zdaje sc .jednak, &e utrzyma,
W tenn jest tc4 ~nalzieja, ze lynn
cznsem uda sic pogodziG i pojed-
dnaG ma czus diuz,zy.
w gazetach niem.eckich zno-
wa wyc'agaja wirr1ch sprawe
pol k / lra~'a, ie wtasci Nc
bee Pol,hi lokoju utrzymaG me pc
d"bnn, Wiee IT Nz.b. przywroclG.
ID togo ma.IA SIC ">zy~cy pray
Niaiac, ale TAX, zcbv Nir,ncy ME
daG cly lcn odluG mic potrzvbo-
wall. ZAyc1a jnic c~yg,h~ku >klnd
ka; Il 2ny SIC, ala rle bic dam.
} zrii mysla, u lam Polakom gto
We tenn zas'1rA, to SO bardzo
m> Ia. Nam TAKE dobry kusy, jak
/ ten, co ME MA "gona. My pa
tr4ymy -ani si.bie, o nil, 90
ohceso gi"wa mas ME boli. Wzicl
uni ter'z Cd bieiy rutuj l siebic.
Z1gs sic, : ~ Lo~dynie do
Afad' .Ja -%t'r"nIa, ably d" p"@"r"
m'en'a i lgoAy micizy Ko-sa a
A"strya @"prowadxrG. Augirl,cN
m1nr-tr"wi" ~zairaszaja do slcblr
r"ntoN I g~ranicznl ella q ,Nmi sic
m"radz ,ia. krotk" rrztd rancmi
saict"m! rs wv~tHno wNsokiego
d'pl"mutr angieIskiego Il" Peters
burga 4 iistaml cd anmej %kr"lowvj
angiclsklrl talk 80 cura, .lnk i do
~ealo"'.J, aW ilNl"'H lJth p'Ieast"-
w'a"o rlebczp r~czvhstwo uoi"y j
p~otrzebe zg"dy j rokuju. Ma co
sic prIyda, to pozniej dopiero sic
pokuze.
hoburc@yhomi p%oozynaja teraz
mocno drptac po pietach, 4e@Y
sobie z Bufssryl poszcdt, DO saizn
powszechn'", &e o nieso Gaia tn
sprnwq poszta ON tego zamie~za-
ma narobit. ID trg, Il s.j.kos
on sic wynoslG.nie chco.
TAME pISNO I RAZkAMl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

hoburc@yho~i poczynaja teraz
mocno drptac po pietach, 4eHy
sobie z Bufssryr poszcdt, DO sadzn
p~"wszechnlr, BE o nicgo cain la
sprnwe posztA ON togo zamie~za-
ma narobii. ID trg' cz 4su ~. iakos
on sic wynoslt.nie chco.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

OBRAZI<I | OPOWIADANIA O.
BOIOWE. ~ lyon Ukrainca, o.
brazck \ wojny 1863 roku. ~ O.
statnl P~ow,tanicc. OpoWiadanie.
81 MoFytwa. -Przcz Alfredo Bar
WlmSklego... 80
Il pRZYPADKOW POLSKIEGO
Wrdr"wca. Swe w}asne przvpad-
hi i przygodv ma ladlie i morzu
opisaF Wtadyslaw Hoppe. Zawie-
ia II Spotkanie sic " Mcksyku.
- Horby W puszczv autralSkiri.
lWvpraWa DO Cajamarca. 4 Ia
sadzka ma dixie hNdlo. 81 Pod
CORA LEI B"rnaI." 81 Tyd1irn pod
r"wnjElrm. I poznanie sic W Tp-
Nas. 81 Il Valparaiso do Santiago
syrela gaiku palmoWym ~
noI>osz ma morzu ............ll
GRAFT LhNT. oraH pic~ni Mr-"lue
dIa ntuillrnc"w i druzb1w, ~
"~lrrajlrI. Iaprosiny ma wc.olr
orHrNe Wcsclmr Now prlcd
|wNJazdcm do hotc:oFa j pred ~lu
bonn l'uwinszovam dyuIbs
pr, wyir<dzir do ho>rioIa v ga
~ic ,ajicti pr1N urlcIc /Nclc
uJl W duju wc-clnym plo-uc-
chi Wc,cIuc 49,. 50
WYPRAWA 20 IIOTE III So,
Wielisiawn....... ...Ij
The Springdale news., 1888-08-17

should mako you marry ne by hook or crook. He promised, and took my plan up to the very last tnrn-mcaning all the while to get out of it in this way, it may be-but tell you an not going to have it so.n He had repressed the violent signs of his anger by this time, and was speaking calm ly, but with set, intexible purpose which no pity could move.
 "Unless you keep 10 the bargain he made with mc-uGless you marry ne now, this very uight-I'll Il blow the whole affair NIT. Everleigh shall know where his money went to and how much he owes his partner the police shall be told where they can find the thief. If Lyman had made better job of 1t, he would have beaten mo. there's no denying Il, but AS the matter stands l have the game in my own hands
 He paused, regarding her curiously, but Carol did not novo. She sat like one stunned
 There's fair chance of his living so the doctor suys f all things work favorably, ' lnget resumed w bat chance do you sup pose there will be if he gets back his senses You hold his fate for him, life or death, h your hands Now, which shall it bef'
 She lifted her eyes at last, deep aud dark with the anguish which WAS wringing her young, tender heart. She tried to speak She threw oui her hands with an lnpulsiye, repelling gesture waving him away from her, then suddenly she grew blind and deaf to the sight of his hateful face. the sound of his hateful tones She dropped, and fell fainting At his feet
The Springdale news., 1888-08-17
CHAPTER XXIv.
IN TIE sIck-noOM.


 Startled, but not greatly alarmed, Insot raised the fainting girl and placed her on a sofa in the room. Then he bent his efforts toward reyiving her, not wishing to call any one until the matter between them should be settled.
 IL was only natural she should be over come by all these terrible events, and the sight Of her suffering, while 1t touched him, brought up the evil passions in the mans breast
 " Why couldn't she glve in without mak- ing me 70 10 such leng;hsrn he muttered. "l don't want to hurt her, I'd rather be kind to her. but she gives me no choice. She ! end in making me turn against her ns I've turned against him, the traitor Just to think how lie played it on me But I'll get even with them both, m bring them to time, if pay the heaviest prico for 1t"
 He grew uneasy at last, Carols swoon lasted so long, but still he would not cal for aid. He opened window and let the cold air blow in, rubbed tho little nerveless hands between his own, and wet the pale lips with water which he found in the room. His efforts were rewarded Ut last She drew long, quiyering breath, and opened her eyes, 10 shQdder Ut sight of him bending over her
 III remember" she gaspcd. "Oh, you will not-win nct-give him up-if-if you love mc-as you say"
 All over the mans face flashed 6 sudder light of triumph and rapture.
 "l won't do one solitary thing against him, my pet will do every thing for hin if you give in like that. Don't make mt think that you hate ne, Carol, and I'll never be hard on you
 "Tell ne" she said, weakly, "tel me every thing all.n
 He regarded her uncasily.
 "I don't think you arc strong enough yet, my dearest And don't see that there is any need worrying you more than you are worried now"
 "Tell me!~
 Well, I'll do Lyman the justice 10 say that De Was sort of drawn into it You know how dead gone he was about Miss Ever ielSni That was the secret Of the whole thing
 He wanted to get on an even footing with her, which he did on the day he put tha, hundred h1usand dollars in the business May be it will tighten this trouble for you tc know that he did put II all in the business don't believe he kept back dollar for his 1 own use-but that wouldn't save him If i, ever came out. If Everlcigh could loo,S over Il, there's worse and more Of it than the | mere appropriating of the money, which i others wouldn't "l-Iden't understand murmured Carol ! s.~-A-g
The Springdale news., 1888-08-17
Clearing Himself
THE THRILLING AND AB- SORBING STORY OF ONE GREAT
 CRIME.
BY JENNIE: DAVIS BURTON
(coNTINUED FROM LAST WEEK. ]

"No-eurse him., he thought he could be tco smart fer TIC. He was in corner he couldn't get out of in this world so he tried to cheat me by jumping into the next. Your precious brother that you think 9 much of was both a rascal and coward, and took tho towards plan of getting out of iAs ti oub!e-by suicide Ididn't take any stock |. thai hp- slar star,' frotn thn first s.rl., nov that have investigated the matter, am convinced there is nothing ia it. He tried 10 cheat mc and to save you by taking his own life, and madc failure of his at tempt, for mean 10 have you ,,op whether he lives CT dies. Either you give mo yoGr promise 10 marry ne, at saes, or the officers of the law shall know what hold they hayo on him within the hour
 Carol wruug her hands togc-h her in an agony of grief. horror and despair
 What has he doEelH she asked. agaln, her burning gaze fixed upon him compelling an answer.
 Ingot gave T short, scornful laugh.
 What has he done, Robbed Mr. Ever leigh of the money which he has paimed of as your fortune and his Your saint who could do no wrong was nothing else than U common thief and liar-no, I.ost uncom- mon one for he succeeded il keeping oil suspicion from himself except with me. found out what he vas up To, and kept mum on the coalition I've told you, that ho
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saruns from sucn meeung nad Inc mslter been left to her.
 And meantime, as the weeks wore on, q though, which had dimly suggested itself 10 Ingot as lie stood listening to ttie doctors words, took shape m ias mind. Suppose Lyman Childer should die, who was there to say that the money be had claimed in the uame of his sister and himself was not rRstfllly theirs Flo could retract ht stAtAtnent to Carol, could manufacture soms newly discovered proof of Lynan's inno osnca perhaps, and If she were not con vinced, why. man can always ind the means of controlling his wifc's actions, i not her thoughts. Lot Lyman live the weeh out, let Carol in her spirit of sacrihce be come his, and the sooner death brooded his black wings over that unhappy house, the better for the plot which was forming 10 that subtle brain
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her and laid her check against Jyman's burning hand
 "Oh, my brother, you did mean to save me at frightful cost, but things have changed now, and viii save you. For you viii live, dear, live to redeem tho past, know"
 Needing nothing that went ou outside of that chamber, she did not know how often Althea had come to be met by the one an- swer-" Miss Carol would see nobodyn And, indeed, the poor child would have
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-04-14
Fatal Railroad Wreck.

CHARLES CITY, Ia, April 5.-The wreck on
the Chicago, Milwaukee and sc. Paul some
claim was caused by the ice on the track,
while others claim that It was by the spread
ing Of the rails. The engine Jumped the
track first and the baggage ear and tender
plunged over the engine into the " ter. The
smoker struck on top Of the engine and was
badly masked. The engine Is entirely under
water, and the baggage car is almost covered.
There were nearly thirty persons In the
smoker az the time. Four were killed, 60 far
as known, besides the engineei, who was
caught between the cab and smokera The
fireman escaped. There were from twenty
five 70 thirty wounded, though none fatally.
The belief is that there are three or more
bodies yet under the wreck. The baggage
MAJ and postal clerk were well wet up. bur
escaped injury. The names OF ;he dead that
have been learned are as follows.
+. Anderson.
c. ;. Earcnescn.
j. Dcncles
Jas. ecagel, engineer, II Mitchell, Dakota.
Dora Ncidecker.
Letta, "a girl about four years old.
The names Of ONLY two q the wounded can
be obtained; A.. 3. Akin and II. Sears, botl
Of Nora Springs.
The engine ana one coach arc a total loss
On, Chicago travelling man and the conductor
kept the passengers qulct until they could ee'
them OUT. The wounded are mostly burue,
fom the steam 81 the engine.
THE WOUNDED.
CufcAGo, April "a Giepatch 20 the Asso
clatel Press from NV liamnton, To-, says
The train vas thrown from the track by
block O. lee which the wind and high water
hal placed there. The l., ot Killed. IN thi.
dispatch is the same a, gwen tr,m Cuarlr.
CITY.
The following list Of wounded salso r,'on,
Jacob S%,n-yart, jr., >iouv Falls, d. 4
ca. Wclaud, Geneva. -.
Nick Corning, Aurora. wis.
}. VI Christiauson, DcnEark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hciikcv ana five children, ;be
baby being killed As mentioned Ia the ctA,r
dispatch.
James Murphy, Ossian, 10.
Arthur White, Blackstone, Mass.
John Glalsenor, MOaticeiIo, Wis.
Frank stulebakrr. Bosz, Wis.
Henry rchnarr, Nora Springs
Adam kouch and wife, Prussia.
Gus Bsrherns, Prussia.
EIlwood Ewcrs, Marshall, Wis.
Phillip Gross, Fort Atkinson, 10.
None of these are fatally Injured and they
are being cared for at New Hampton. Hopes
are now entertained that no more bodies are
imprisoned in the wreck.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-04-14
"A Mob's Bloody Work.

I"zAyrxvopTu Kan Anril "a hloody
ecbt b.,wccr ono white miner and an infuri.
ate5 moh ~ negroes in North I~eayeuworlb.
took nl,ce last evening. As James king
(uhite) a cable man in a ~Icaycnwortb mine.
was walking alonr the street he met Harrison
Youn,, q uotorions colored ward uolrician.
Sam Uesdsrath and Ben Faston. also col
orej Tho three ueprocs were stanllnr at
IN, corner of second aod Dakota streets. a,
the cyYct snnt whore. one wear apo Heads
path had knocked Io"n and brutality beaten
Etutr kirr wac arcnstcl nv Young and
TmatratE. who wanted 10 fght. HeaGsrath
drew a krifo ana erranr towards King. Al
this King lr,w Il 2>caltllr revolver ana fired
two Shots AT Young who dropycl dead with
(. hullpt through hi. forehead ana a snot
tarnu.h The hgatt. King then tlUncl on
lea. ..ath ana Shot him i'm The rigat groin.
initiating u fatal wound. He then hot E.ston
ID the loft thieh. Tho Ie9art that q white
,., h,l lnl.3 .tr..1, *, r.tolt T.,
t."NN '@tiithl'hN aIEV"@ "' htAIo'H' an" y!
a lew @iu1tIcLt> thty hucEcl to the scene
from ,,.r. direction cqrr,fu, eao.uuus
"a III
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-04-14

WASHINGTON, April 3.--Information
has been recei ved here that registers and
receivers of land offices along the North
crn Pacific road in Minnesota have been
receiving filings upon lands lying within
the indemnity limits of the road, al
though no order has been issued at the
interior department yet declaring these
indemnity lands open 10 settlement.
The whole question, it will be
remembered, was placed in the hands
of the attorney general for a decision Of
second indemnity belt question and of the
application Of the law of of 1887. MIR
Rice has received a letter from a gentle
man who has purchased in good faith
within the second Indemnity belt Of the
Northern Pacific road some 40, GOO acres,
upon which squatters have gone in large
numbers, under the general impression
that these lands would be thrown open
TO settlement before a great while. The
order, however. has never been issued. as
it vas held in allegiance pend
ing the decision of the attorney
general. 1t was therefore with some sur
prise that the department. learned, when
the matter was laid before il hv Maj.
strait and Maj. Rice, that filings hadhecn
received hy the local land Office. 1t is
said that he's secretary of the interior viii
issue at an early day IN order directing
the lan3 onlccrs t. receive no iilingsup0n
Indemnity lands. II is remarked ter"
that the dec. ion Of The attorney general
in the na.tcr OF these indemnity lands
may DC delayed some months yet. Land
attorneys are making o determined onort
before congress g gct the act cf 1887 ne.
pcal"d, 50 n, 10 allow squaIt'r rs 70 rush in
on these lands and increase litigation nc.
fore the land Office.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-04-14
\ Gresham "

CHIcAGo, April THE committee of
prominent citizens, including Mcssrs.
Edward Lee Brown, Charles Catlin,
James j. Root, Capt. McGrath, and
others who were appointed at Il large
meeting last week to perfect a plan fol
the organization Of the Central Gresham
club. with full power TO act in the inter
est Of the Judge as a presidential candi.
date, will report at another meeting to bC
held at the Grand Pacific tonight. Tn,
report of the committee will in all prob
ability be adopted and a permanent or
ganiZation brought into existence. Thi!
will be the formal opening 0! The Grcsh
am campaign.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-04-14

WAsHENGToN, April 3.-R"frrijas 10
ingalls, S speech on thc dependent pension
bill and the statements which We're pub
lishcd to the effect that large numbers Of
copies Of the speech had been subscribed
for for distribution in Kansas, the Capital
says: Mr.. Perkins has written to say
that the Kansas delegation in The house
have not thought Of using the senator
speech as a campaign document. The
opinion Of the delegation is that he soma
tor made the grand mistake Of hiS life
when he charged Mcclellan ard Hancock
rs being allies o. the confcdorlcy.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-04-14

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 2.-Gov
Beaver who returned yesterday from
Florida, has not yet rendered his decision
on the applications for respitcs in the
cases OF B~olkavitch, the Lu2ernc county
murderer who il sentenced to hang to-
morrow, and Shafer. of Clinton county,
who is TO die on Wednesday. In the first
case the plea is made on the ground that
new testimony has been discovered tend
ing to show Broski, his victim, had con
spired with BolkavitCh's wife to murder
the condemned man. and that the latter
simply acted in self defense.
In Skaters case The reprieve is sought
IN order that he may be used as "A witness
in a new trial 10 save the life OF IA man
named Johnson who has been convicted
Of completely in the same murder for
which Shafcr IL 70 die.