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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-22
THE MOUNT VERNON DISASTER.
Arranging Temporary Shelter for the House-
less Pe0ple-Corrections in the Dead List.

MOUNT VERNON. ILL.,, Feb. 21.-A hoar frost
covered the ground this morning aud the frozen
mud indicated the chilly night that greeted the
homeless people, but shelter was afforded all,
and there was no real suffering. Many farmers
came in early with wagons and assisted in NOV
iug what was left OF the furniture to places OF
safety. A half dozen merchants propped up
their buildings and partially covered or removed
their stocks, employing about 100 men. To-day
about twice that number at work arranging
temporary shelter in half destroyed buildings
The citizens committee are in continual session
and are receiving hourly contributions They
have already received ABOUT $1,000 In cash and
a quantity of provisions. Several of the most
desperate eases rapidly sinking.
Experiences are strange and almost incredi-
BILE. Many were well sheltered from the storm
at one moment and the next stood in the ruins,
uninjured. Almost all persons who were on
the streets at the time of the storm were either
killed wounded In A. b. Cox's home eight
persons were in the sitting-room when the serv-
ant ran in the room. The family scarcely start
ed to leave when the house was lifted over them
and jammed back, but in some manner the
ins did not strike any one, but came down on
the lounge and organ which the children
were playing. Two crouched by the organ and
crawied out unharmed Mr. Cox found himself
in the middle of yard, be~sldered Around
him was chaos, and for time he could not To-
himself, for all the landmarks were gone.
Quiet returned, he heard the calls of his family,
and went to them. He had been carried by the
wind over two fences and beyond the place
where once a house had stood.
One of William Joness colored children had
leg amputated, and may die; another of his
children hurt internally. and cannot
cover. Steve Wells's baby. three months old.
was burned badly. and cannot recover, and
Mrs. Broder, an old lady. will die from the
shock to her nervous system, though she ia
slightly injured. Mrs. Lesg, is still in very
precarious condition. aud has been reported
dead
The following reported in last nights list of
dead among the injured: Sam Yearwood.
John Yearwood and wife, Amanda Broden.
All the injured. except those fatally hurt.
dong well, receiving excellent care and skillful
medical attention. There will be union burial
services next Monday. The first really reliable
death list was made to-day. and it happily shows
fewer deaths than previously reported. II is as
follows:
David Yearwooi, J. c. Murray, Mrs. Russell
Dewey. Mrs. John S. Waters and babe, Henry
Waters. Mary Westbrook. Charles Cum
mings, Mrs. CALVIN Cooper, Mrs. VIM. Jones,
Frank ClightmaTl, Geo. Poisons, Steve Wells,
Joseph Shew, Mrs.. John Sheldon, Josie Sutton.
Ada Harper, Mrs Martin. Jessie Pierce, Mrs.
Charles Hutchison and unknown man; to-
tai, 2L
Dr. Rauche of the State Board of Health, re-
ports ten patients whose recovery is doubtful.
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that they ever ahall For let mo tell you that 10
- the one button lett unbuttonsd that 10 tho
ruin of an army
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Question OF veraci,y In Which Mr.. Brad
laugh seems To Hs Ahead.
LONDON, Feb. 2l.--In the House of Commons
Dir. Charles Bradlaueh, who challenged Lord
Salisbury some time ago to deny that he had
contributed money towards the holding of y
fair.trade meeting in Trafalgar square. In 1885,
made personal explanation regarding tho cor
resrond~nce about the Trafalgar square meet
ines, wherein the Premier appeared to charge
him with corruption and perjury Mr.. Brad
laugh said that Lord Salisburys solicitor denied
his clients responsibility and that the govern
ment had refused him a COMMITTEES OF inquiry in
the matter; therefore, he trusted that the House
will recognize that no further responsibility
rests upon him concerning the affair.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-22
FREDERICK WILLIAM.

Bismarck Believed to BE Actively at Work on
Regency scheme.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
LONDON, Feb 2L-It IS evident, as the hours
go on and the moments which may prove to be
the last ones for Prince Frederick William ap~
proach, that hope of the recovery of Germany's
Crown Prince is almost Abandoned at Berlin in
official quarters. The readiness of the aged
Kaiser to undertake the fa,iguing journey to
San Reno. the now general distrust Of the bull
etins in regard to the royal patients health, the
appointme mt of a counselor to Prince William,
q distinction only accorded to Crown
Prince, and the conference which will
be held to-day between the Emperor, Prince
William ana Bismarck all point to the conclu-
sion that the worst is being prepared for and
evidently expected. The conference to-day will
undoubtedly turn upon the regency question.
The regency proposition is bitterly opposed by
the Crown Princess, who is no friend to Bis
marck, and looks upon him and his designs with
distrust Arrayed against the ambitious Princess
is her son, Prince William, and his equally am
bilious wife, and Bismarck This trio, with the
assistance of some of the Ministers, are endeav-
oring to urge upon the sick Prince the necessity
of resignipg his claim to the throne and allowing
his son to replace him. To-days conference
will undoubtedly produce new aud interesting
results, but meanwhile Bismarck is leaving
nothing undone to secure the throne for his ia
vorite in the event of the Kaiser's death. 1t
would seem il the alarming reports which
come from San Reno would put stop to the
designs OF Bismarck. but those who know the
iron Chancellor best credit him with little sent-
ment and believe that he will seize upon every
opportunity to carry to successful completion
the plans he has once begun.
Prince Bismarck has submitted to Emperor
William q regency bill. the text Of which is, as
yet. unknown. The bill will undoubtedly be
modified If the emperor visits the Grown Prince
at San Reno 1t is reported from San Reno
that tho physicians now unanimous in their
opinion concerning the further treatment of
their roval patient.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-22
The Bicycle Race.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2L.-At the close of the
second day of the seventy-two-hcur. twelve
hours day. bicycle race, at IL o'clock to onight-
the score was: Dingley, 354 miles; Knapp 33ss
Rhodes. 33S; Ashinger 336; Holiing worth. 329;
Nelson, 223; Whitaker, 222. Crocker's in
juries of so serious a nature that it will be
impossible for hifn to take aEy further part in
the race. lie is still confined to his bed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-22
Josie HoImes Released.

CINCINNATI. O., Feb. 21.-NIiss Josie Holmes
was brought into the United States Court to-
day. by United States Marshal urner. for the
purpose of hearing the judge pronounce the
words that released her from jail The United
to noile the indictment against her, in consider
alton of her having given testimony in the case,
and the court granted the motion. This is the
the defendants. Harper and Hopkins, have been
convicted: AInni Bald win died and Pogue, Chat
field. Zimmerman, Wiltshire and Holmes have
haan yeleasaa It
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-22

turned the property of the New York iron mine.
except e400. 900, which Mr. Tilden took for him
self. over TO H. Mr.. Berford asks that the exe-
cutors OF Mr. Tildsn pay the sum wronefnily
receiver be appointed TO settle lts accounts. The
first demurrer. which was as to Jurisdiction, was
overrued. The second. which the court sus-
tanned, was that there was no allegation that
Wetmore. attempted 10 create lisn upon the i.on
mine in making the notes or 10 make his stock
collateral security.
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Fears Only Partially Ailaycd.

Hp0c7aI the InulaHApoIis JOuruai
LONDON. Feb. 2L-The important topic of the
hour is the condition OF Prince Frederick Will
lam This afternoons more hopeful dispatches
do not seem to allay the fears which
are generally entertained In regard to the
Princes dread disease. The presence Of the
Prince Of Wales at San Reno is interpreted in
two ways. both favoraby and nnfavorabiy. TO
some it is hopeful sign that the Grown Prince
can receive and dine with hisillustrious visitor,
while to others it means that fhe English prince
has gone to take last farewell of his German
brother-in-l law. The Berlin press continues to
attack Dr.. Mackenzie.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-22

CLEVELAND, o.. Feb 2l.-Since the adoption
OF prohibition at Weilsville o.. two years ago,
it has been suspected that liquor obtained
through saloon keepers VINO had been engaged
in running so-ealed club rooms. few weeks
since two detectives from Plttsburg represent
ing themselves insurance agent and
paper-hanger, respectively, appeared in town.
They made friends among the boys" about
town, and to-day caused the arrest of four
saloonisfs. They also furnished evidence
against number OF others. who will be arrested
later.
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prohibltlon Advocates threatened.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Feb. 2l-Rev. o. W.
Stu, Baptist minister, and parishioner
named Allen have been wagine against the
saloons mt East Greenwich, and they have been
threatened with violence. On Saturday night
Mr. Aliens we'll was poisoned with arsenic. and
an attempt WAS made to blow up Reverend Stills
house with dynamite. Still has resigned his
pastorhte and declares he will fight the liquor
traffic with his wnoIe energy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-22
Tolstors rlan for Hampsrins Land-own.rs.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. 2L-Count Tolstoi,
Minister of the Interior, has submitted to the
Ministry bill to prohibit peasant propretors
from selling the holdings granted to them when
serfdom was abolished. The Council of the EN-
pire rejected n similar bill in 1885. Count
Toistoi now hopes TO obtain the Cars sanction
to the bill without submitting 1t TO the Council.
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The Kansas q. a. IL.

WTSFrELD. Kan, Feb, 81 The State encamp-
ment OF the g. A. X. opened here to-day. De-
partment Commander f.. FL. Seward in his an
nual report. urged the passage Of the disability
pension bill The reports of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps. also In session, showed that sc, 900
and fheir families
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-22
Sought safety in Jail.
!, a Indinnanoiis Journay

Gpeciaf 70 tho IndiAuhuous JbuEMA
GREESvrLLE. O., Feb. 2I-Rev. d. b. john
son, in jail few weeks ago for living in unlaw-
full relations with Miss Shively. at Palestine,
was today returned to jail by order OF his
lbondssnen. The ruined girl diee az / o'clock
this morning from child birth. and will be buried
tp.morrow Mob violence WAS threatened on
the preacher had he remained in the COM
naunftv after the mother and child were buried.
Johnsoa's first wife and children live at Tappe-
caIoe. @.
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wages OF Penn.ylyania Employees.

PITTsBuRe. Feb 2l.-The decision regarding
the wages of the Pennsylvania Company's en-
ployes, which was expected to be made known
to the men to day. has again been POSTPONED.
General Manager McCrea left for Philadelphia
last night 1t is said that his sudden trip was
the result Of final decision that the report
should be submitted 10 the chief executive, Pres
iaent Roberts. This will probably again delay
the Ynaftar for several days
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-22

CAIRo, Feb 2I lit is reported that an engage
msnt has occurred at Saati, between the Abys-
snians and the advance posts of the Italians.
No details have been received.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-22

THE most enicacious stlmnianrs TO excite the
appetite are ANeosTURA BITrRRs. prepared by
Ur. j. G. H. Siegert AZ sons. Beware OF counter
fsits Ask your grocer or druggist for the gen.
nine article.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-22

CANCERS and cancsrous tumors are cured by
the purifying effects of Ayers SarsapArilla,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-22

A WOUNDED nj AN. according to Hoyle,r
i Should use at once Salvation 1sl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26
W CINCINNATI,

w CINCINNATI, o., jest
mnogosG wielka murzynow, ale
podczss gdy ~ ostptnich wielkich u
pafdw 20 10 biatyeh pndafo ma u.
Icy cd udaru sIonecznego, nigra
to nigdy ni6 spotKaio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26

duza, re mogfaby utrzymat i s}u-
&c kosc'elnego, CODY troche roboty
organiscie uj4f, az pewnoscia by
baby zgoda pomiedzy ksiedzem,
organista i kalkancistq.
Nanny teraz bardzo wyksztaf-
conego cz}owieka, ktorego tax pred
ko Mkt ME bitWje, a juz zamysla
wedrowat.
Jarad re organistom M,
a b y "a }ozyli U n o n, do
kt6rej prze}ozonego ksieza by sic
zgfaszac musiel', a Z pewnoscia do
Man;stee laden ME by przyszed}.
Niechaj to ma dzisiaj bedzie
dosyc - ME mann czasu, DO lu-
dziska walq sic cd roboty i trzeba
sic uszykowaG, zeby ich swiezym
Observation-Disclosures pokropit.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26
I niW poISkich
w AMERY CE.

RZADkO sic zdarza: zeby
piekarz wypalii sobie oczy,
ale pawnie .jeszcze rzadzlel,
ably apl-karza spotka}o cos
takiego, .jalS OBJ. Szarzynskie'
go w Milwaukee Kuoyer Pol.
ski uonosl, re guy aplekarz
Max Szarzyhski s%przedawaf
iakis kwas, oblaI sobie PREY
tenn i poparzyf calkiem szyie.
Many "adzieje, 2e boil szyi
nie przcnjesie sig do gard}a,
b. S2arzyliskl ktory JUL jest
nieprzyjac'elem Wimuso, go
tow j~>zvze zost"G i Tempe
rantrlM!
W ST. PAUL, Nina, u
kradl njejakis Seipe Po!ako-
wi Jauowi Dqbowskiemu. z
ktorym spai W jeduym p"ko-
ju, S ll2. Debowski sclqgnaf
te pieniqdZe Z b"nku, ably je-
chac do staregp kra.ju. Z1o-
dzieja dotad mic zdo1ano PREY
trzymaG.
Z IS lipca,-
w oslatniq niedzieIe odbJ]o
sic uruczyste zakohczenie szko-
1y parafiatnej ma Poznar!u. w
obecnosci ilcznie z%gromadzo-
nych rodzjcow w pieknie przy-
strolonej szkole odbyly sic
popisy dziatwy szkolnej W
roinych przcdmiotach, j. t.
rellgli, c%zytaniu, plsanlu, ra-
chunkach ku ogoInemu zado
wo]nieniu wszystHich. W tym
roku szko!uym uszeszczafo AZ
dzieci do szkoiy; jest to mafa
liczha w porownaniu do iicz-
by dziecl obowl4zanycll cho-
dzic do szkoly, Zbyt wie]ka
odlegfosc niektorych farme~
row %uniewinnia ich cd posy-
iania swych dzieci do szko1y.
Uroczystos6 zakohczo"o spie'
wem dziatwy::
uOjcowie, ojcowie!
Me traccie radzieji,
Bog poblogoslawi
OJczyzne wan zbaw:.!"
spiewana ma melodyje Barto'
szu~-Bartoszu i t. d.
(Gaz. Pol. 10 Nebr.
W NEWARKU, N. Y.
zbieraja Polacy skiadki ma
polski kosciof skladane pie
niadze odaaja do rak Bisupa
W NANTICAKE, Pa, "a.
nosi 81? ma sroga barza para
fialna.
Poczatek czynnycn obrazeii
dafo pobycie sic O. Gcza Z
czeladnikiem rzeznickim j.
! Owczarzakiem, pracujqcym U
p. P. Oborsklego. Tymczasem
jeszcze krew ME pfynie, .jenc
brody sobie obrywaja Policy
POLAKOW w Detroit, ay.
czacych sobie napowrot ma
proboszcza ks. Kolasjnskiego,
pociesza OBJ. N. Gajewsk::, BE
do mich stosuja sic s}owa PTS.
ma sw. o owczarni. do kto:ej
Iii ludzie sic wdzieraja:: ,,Kto
nie wchodzi drzwiami do O.
M%czarni. tylko inedy, zfodzle]
i zbo)ca jest; lecz kto wcho
dzi drzwiami, pasterzem jest
owiec. Temu oJzwierny Of
wiera lowce sluchaja gfosu je-
go a on swoje wiasne wo
IA z imienia / wywodzi ,je.
"A gdy wypusci owce swo.
je, idzie pred niemi a owce
ida "a MIN DO znajq CLOS Je
60. Ale "a cudzym ME ida
lecz uc'ekaja cd n;ego, DO ME
1noiac u}osn ohnvrhu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26

ME dali ma parafia a vice
ksiadz ich ME INA ~. Je1eli
biednemu czfowieku, CO ]esz-
cze W Ameryce ME zarobif IS
dolarow, ably dac je MI kos
ciot, urodzi sic dziecko, pro-
boszcz polski Nanticoke Ia
laden sposob ochrzcic 60 ME
chce!...
PEW1EN Q
Nanticoke, Pa, ma zwyczaj,
wyrzucaG ludzi "a drzwi, szczuG
ich psem. a nawet bic. Dlugo
mt to uchodzilo deykarnie a
lie iednak raz traif ma swego.
Otto krotkl opis tego skanda-
liku. W dniu 4 lipca szedf So
bic niejakis Franciszek Ow-
czarzak z pikniku. troche pod
chmielony. Spostrzeg1a so da~
ma, siedzacego pred domem
owego hardego obywatela, i
wskazujac palcem, odezwala
sic: Wejno, tam mason idzle
Z pikni,su! - Owczarczak cd
powiedziaf, re ME ma gorsze-
so masona jak ora sama. -
Dosfyszaf to obywatel, wysko-
czyf q pozapfota i buch! W
twarz uderZyt smiatka. Ale
ten ME leniwy, oddaf z procen-
tenn. Walka ia trwafa przeszlo
10 minut a W ostatniej chwili
przypatrywa@a jej sic wielka
gromada, ludu, trzymaJac sic
"a boki cd smiechu, Nazaiutrz,
5 hpca, obaj zapasnjcy .nusie,
Ii sic stawiG pred sedzim Sa-
muelem Powell, ktory przeciez
uznaf, 2e ob9j, jake W dniu 4
]ipca, byli W nietrzezwym
stanle, / obudwoch zwolni1
cd why i kary.
W
codopiero pam przys]anym .
Europy spotykamy ogfoszen1e
pana M. Szymkowiaka z Po-
znania, donoszace O smierci
jego brata Jozefa Szymkowia.
ka w Nowym Yorku, w dniu
2 lipca.
W MILWAUKEE, powiesi]
sic W wiezienju Michaf Spy
chata.
W CHICAGO zawiazaf sic
polski klub republikanski.
GAZETA
POLSKA z dnia 10 lipca pi-
SIZE:
,,Nowy dom Bozy stanie
wkrotce ma rogu Webster
Ave. i ulicy sw. Jadwigi, W
okolicy osiedlonej pc vic
kszej czesci przez Polakow,
ktorego kamieh wegielny 70.
stall W przeszfa nledziele po-
swlecony. Gmina ia jest Cd
noga sw. Stanisfawa Kostki
prey Noble ulicy. Do novel
gminy nale&y blizko 800 IA
mill, podczas gdy gmina Sw.
Stanlstawa ma najmniej 5000
familii.
"Kosciof bedzie tymczaso-
wynn. Bedzie $50 stop d}ugim
/ so szerokim, a diva pietra
wysokim. Ma pierwszem. pie
trze bedzie sic znajdowafo
osm pokoi, W ktorych dzieci
beda %pobiernfy nauke. Ma ko.
sztowad $4,000. Ma uroczys-
tosc przybyfe okofo 10000 o.
sob, pomiedzy niemi delegacye
cd kosciola sw. Stanislawa, sw
Wojciecha, sw. Joz.fa, sw. Ma.
ryi Niepokalanego Poczecia;
dalej kadeci, dziewczynki W
blalych sukniach rozrzucajace
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26

nastepcach. ,,zaprawde, "a
prawde powiadam wan:
Drzwiami owiec ia jestem."-
A zatem Jezus Chrystus a
raczej jego nastepcy,sa drzwia-
mi owczarni Kosciofa Bozego,
a ME policyjne oficery.
z NANTICOKE, Pa, do
nosza nam, lie tam wfasnie
maja jednego z takich, o kto'
rych pisaf Cyrulik W Zgodzae,
Re oltarz jest ich warsztatem,
a dollar Bo.5iem. Zdarzyfo sic
,juz nieraz, he kamienie Easy
patty PREY robocie biednego Po-
laka, co dopiero pare tygodni
byf W tym kraiu. Ta]Sim Cd
mowiono pogrzebu ma polskim
cmentarzu, gdy& ]eszcze mic
ME dali ma parafa a vice
ksiadz ich ME INA 81. Je1eli
biednemu czfowieku, Co ]esz-
cze W Ameryce ME zarobif IS
dolarow, ably dac je na kos
ci6t, urodzi sic dziecko, pro-
boszcz polski Nanticoke Ia
laden spos6b ochrzcic 60 ME
chce!...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26
DOBRE MIEJSCE ola aptek

DOBRE MlEJSCE ola apteki
trafia sic obecnie W Winonie, Mimi.
Pan Becker chce sprzedac swoj
dom, ktdrego dolne pietro jest Ia
sS}ad urzadzone, pod bardzo po-
myslnemi warunkami. Dawniej
m'a} w tym domu p. Bruno Wei
landt sk}ad 4okciowy i niez}e TO-
bill interesa. Teraz moznaby tam
za}ozyt apteke, jakiej W ca}ej 4
wardzie, gdzie m1eszka 5000 ludzi,
pc wiekszej czesci Polak6w, zadnej
ME ma. Reczymy, re Polak INA
jacy sic na aptekarstwie a rozpo-
rzqdzajacy skromnym kapitalikiem:
zrobif by tutaj dobry interes. -
Adres p. Beckera - Gil 6 Str.
Winona Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26
KWit ma 81 mix.

~ hScle do KS. Prob. Byzewsklego
u WzNONZE.
Pelplin, Prusy Zacaodnie,
5 ]ipca 1888 r.
Wielmoznemu Ksiedzu Pro-
bcszczowi donosze nin%iejszem
uprzejmie, ae kolekte ma ME
szczesliwych powodzia dotknie-
tych rodakow W ilosci 81
marek wraz z mitym listen
z logo maja br. odebrafem i
ca}a powy2sza sumo wys}a}em
ma rece w. KS. Delegate Kym-
rowskiego do Brodnicy, ktory
postapif Z MIA W mysl szla
chetnych oiarodawcow, jak z
za}aczonego tn poswiadczeai9
wynika.
Wszystkim, ktt:zy sic dat
klein swoim przyczynill do te-
go wsparcla biednych rodakow
zasylam w imieniu nieszczesli-
wych tych Braci serdeczne
bog zapfac!!"
Przyimij, Why ksieze Pro-
boszczu Dobrodzieju, przy tel
sposobposci wyrazy prawdzi-
wego szacunku i bratershiego
p~ozdrowienia.
s}uga i brat
x. A. NeuJauer
Doplseh. - Wyslaiem Gaia
nadesiana 2 parafii sw. Stan.
kwote w Jedno miejsce> albo-
wlem odebrawszy ro~ncczes-
ME podcbne kolekty i z in
nych stron Ameryki, mog1em
W jnne miejsca wsparcie
przesfac, II. p. doGolubia, Swie.
cis, Chelmna.
Kepia herltu.
Brodnica IA czerwca SSr.
Wielmozuy X. Kanoniku.
81 marek ia p,wodzH dot
k%nietych odebra1em / 2 po-
dzlekowanlem kwltuje. Zara2
rozpoczne 2 podzia}em pomie-
dry p%owodzlan, rozumie sic
tyl]So pomiedzy rodakow.
wyrazem w~ysokiego szacunku
i powaaani;. zostaje
unizonyn slugq.
X. K0mrowsk5i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26

w DULUTH, Mimi, Polacy
p'owiekszaja kosci6t. Sprowadzaja
z Minneapolis drzewo do budowy
Cd p. Dabrowskiego a fabryce
p. Gryglzszewskiego zamowili du-
zy krzyz z blachy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26
NARESZCZE Dzienniik

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Snaash przynosi Niadomosc, e
Contralnv Komitet Dohroczynosci
W New Yorku zostaf rozwiazany.
ale gdz;e sic podzia}y fundusze te.
60 Komitetu, o TEN mic ME wspo.
nina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26

~ powodu nieobecnosci ar.
cybiskupa Feehana, poswiecii
kamieh wegielny ks. Szymon
Kobrzynski, Rektor PREY ko
sciele sw. Stanislawa Kostki.
KS. W. Barzyhski miaf kaza-
ME. Duchowiehstwo polskie
byfo licznie zastapione. Me
wiadomo kto bedzie duszpa-
sterzem noweJ gminy.
POBITY RYBAK = W
Chicago w dniu 10 lipca po-
kf5cif sic rybak Jan Pokorny
Mr.. 593 Holt Ave., z trzema
towarzyszami, Ed. Rummel,
FIR. Tatscae i kar. Richter o
sie6. SpSzeczka skohczy}a sic
ma tenn, lie Niemcy naszego
folaka obroblll plesclaml l
nogami tax niebezpiecznie, il
zachodzi Ottawa O jego zycie.
Trzech okrutnikow natych-
miast przyaresztowano i .jeze!i
Pokorny sic ME wyleczy, ME
heda oni nawet "a kaucya
puszczeni La wolnosG.
W NANTICOKE, Pa. wier-
ny przy]aciel Wlarusa OBJ. Jan
Sliwihski za}oayl handel iowa
row 2elaznych, piecow roz-
nych sprzetow blaszanych. -
Niechze no Pan Bog pobfo-
gosfawl!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-26
PARAFIA POLSKA w S

fARAflA HOLSAA w 81.
PAUL, Mimi, ccraz wiecej rosnie
W liczbe i dobrobyt c~ztonk6w. Do
kota polskiego kosciotu dis pra-
vie sami m~ieszkaja Polacy, ktorzy
teraz sw6j patryotyzm polskj
jawniej obj"wiaja, nit dawnieij, kie-
dy ~jeszcze ks. proboszcza Majera
tam ME by}o.-Polskie T~owarzyst.
wo Lutnia w tenn miescie buduje
soble wfasna duza hale, W ktorej
j inne towarzystwa polskie beda
mogfy odbywac W posiedzenia.
Hala bedzie w domu OBJ. Jozefa
Jarosza, pod M, $50 Thomas ul.
Prey budowie pracuja SAM Polacy
pod klerownictwem p. Walentego
Kurszewsklego. Niesadtugo W no
wei Hall odegrany bedzie polski
teatr amatorski (hobzowianie).-
Oh. Mlchaf Mega buduje sobie dom
dwupietrowy "a S 1900, naprze-
ciwko poIskiego kosciofa.
KS. ~DOMAGALSKI ME Jest
pcdobno taxi straszny, jak przed-
stawia sic Wiarusowi w Zgodzie.
Nasz KS. Proboszcz Byzewski po-
wiada, 10 przyja} 20 mad wyraz
mile, kiedy nieduwno byf W Gin
oinnati.
W NEW YORKU zeszta z
tego Swiata &. p. Henryet" Cub
kowa. Pochodzaca z zamoznego
domu Galicyi tutai ciezkie koleje
zycia przechodziia i TAX priced
wczesnie MEDIA wtracifa "a do
grobu. Gazety polskie W Ameryce
nieraz zie rozpisywafy o talencie
zmartej, ale Y pomoc jej Mkt ME
przyszedf R. i. p.
JOZEF GLUBA, mistrz SEE
wlecki W Minneapolis, czfonek
Zwiazku Kaw. Pol, posfubif ME-
dawno panne Teofle Rex, pocho-
dzaca 2 OmuIa, W pow. lubawskim.
Winszujemy!
KS. ZYhhA, proboszcz para
fiji polskiej ma chicagoskim Bird
geporcie, huduje teraz plcbania, ma
kOszt paratii, Ia $1,000 dolarow.
Parafianie oburza.ia SIG: 10 ME
skiada prAed mimi tadnych ra-
chunk6w.
w CINCINNATI, o., Jest
mnogosc wielka murzynow, alo
podczns gdy ~ ostatnich wielkich u
pnf6w 20 10 biaiyeh pndafo M u.
Icy cd udaru slonccznego, .nigra
to nigdy niS spotkaio.