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Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
The Waterbury Walking Match.

WATERBURY, Conn.,, March 31.-The sev- enty-six hour walking match ended last night with the following result: Hegelmann 376 miles, Connors $50 miles, Davis 355 miles, Moran $40 miles, Adams 334 miles, Taylor 312 miles, Bison 300 miles, Nolan 261 miles, Hins 255 miles. The first five men get $240, $16o, $92, $73 and $54 respectively.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01

Addressed she City Mission Meeting.
 Rev. L. H. Keller of the Theological semi nary addressed the city mission meeting last evening at English Hall. A goodly audience was present. A choir led the singing, and the fifteen minute praise service was very inter- esting
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER,
 TuTun nTSrpvCr

OFFICE THE LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER,
 THIRD DISTRICT,
 TompkiGsville N. Y. March 30, 1ss9. DROPOSALS will be received at this office until 1 o'clock p. m. of Wednesday, the 17th day of April 1Se9 for furnishing the materials and labor of all kinds necessary for the construction compile tion and delivery of two beacons at Essex Reef and Chester Rocks, Connecticut
 Plans, specifications, forms of proposal and other information may be ob tained on application to this office.
 The right is reserved to reject any all bids and to waive any defects. D. P. HEAP. Major of Engineers, U. s. Army, Engineer Third LiRhthouS6 District, aD1 It
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
THE WEST

Ka the Favorite Field for Young
 Preachers.
 The graduating exercises of the Divinity school take place on the third Wednesday in May. the 10th. A large class will graduate and most of them have already accepted calls. The West is the favorite field of &C., tion for the young ministers.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
A schooner Founaered.

HALIFAX, N. S., March 31.-Sohoonel Olivia A. Mullin, from Cow Bay for Halifax, coal laden, foundered off Jeddor last night. The crew escaped in boat,
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
Valuable Lumber Hurned.

BOSTON, March 31.-A drying shed on the lumber wharf of Joseph H. Paul & Co.,, AL bany street, was burned this morning. to- gether with large quantity of valuable lum
 Der. The loss is estimated at $8, ,000 to $10,- 900. The fire probably caught from boiler.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
Suddenly Taken Hls.

VIENNA, March 31.-It is rumored that Emperor Francis Joseph has been siezed with sudden illness.
 A Turin telegram reports that Kossuth is dying
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
Fire at tha nanof,

There was slight fire shortly before one o'clock Saturday afternoon in the restaurant kitchen in the Union depot. The loss was ahout S100
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
THE NEW CANAAN MURDERER's CASE

The fate of Jacob Scheele, the New Canaan murderer, will be decided by the supreme court of errors on April 8, when the court meets in Bridgeport. Soheele's day ot sem tence is less than two months distant and the uncertainty of his fate is wearing upon the prisoner. Seheele has since his death sentence placed great hopes in his appeal for 8 new trial
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
General State News.

The hearing on the insane annex to the
 hospital will be held next Wednesday, April
 3, at 2 pm, before the committee on humane I institutions.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
FUNERAL l. OF JOHN BRIGHT.
His Remains Laid Away Hn tn,
 RuAkar lem AkArK.

Quaker Cemetery.
 LONDON, March 30.-The funeral of John Bright took place at Rochdale to day. The
 ceremonies were simple, but the attendance was very large. The remains, in accordance with the wishes of the deceased, were depos-
 ited in the Quaker cemetery.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
THE wEIR-MURPHY FIGHT.

N pioRship of the World The Fight Called OGAfter Eighty Rounds-Mur- phy Badly Bunged Up.
 CHICAGO, March 31.-The long talked of fight between the featherweights Ike Weir, the Belfast Spider" and Frank Murphy of England for the championship of the world took place at Koutz, Ind, this morning, but resulted in most unsatisfactory manner. The referee after the eighthieth round was obliged to declare the fight off for the day and to announce that it would have to be finished sometime before Tuesday. It is ex- tremely doubtful, however, if the men come together again.
 The fight was B most peculiar one. For eighteen rounds it was as scientific and as
 hard fought battle as has ever been seen in
 the prize-ring, but the other 62 rounds, save the 67th and 63th, amounted to absolutely
 nothing. In no more than ten of them was
 blow struck, and most of the time the men
 didn't even put their hands up. The explan-
 ation for this act is the fact that after ten or twelve rounds the Spiders" hands went
 back on him and he could do nothing with them. Murphy, who proved himself most plucky fighter and most wretched general, failed to get any advantage out of Weir's predicament, who kept dancing just out of the English lads reach. Another thing was that Murphy was in the best condition, and great welts left from each blow plainly showed that he had not been tfrubbed" enough, as Billy Myers put it. The ''spider" proved himself much the cleverer of the two, and the way in which he sailed into Murphy during the first few rounds. smashing him first on the eye, then on the other, then on the nose and twice knocking him down with resounding crack on the neck convinced many that he could have won had his hands held out. There are others, however, who are loud in their assertion that Murphy showed himself the better man of the two. After the fight Weir showed but little pun ishment, though he said his ribs were fright fully sore and he thought his jaw was broken. Murphy was badly bunged up, his eyes almost closed and on his ribs was lump as big as California pear.
 CHICAGO, March J1.-To-night "Parson" Davies said that if by any means he could prevent it there would be no second meeting between Weir and Murphy. After the re- turn of the fighters to Chicago to-day it was ascertained that one of Murpby's ribs were broken, Weir, in addition to his injured hand, has fractured jaw, though not bad one. The parson says that under the cir cumstances another fight within three days would be beastial. He is willing to divide the $1 500 purse between the men, declaring they have earned it. In this case all bets would virtually be declared off. Should some such arrangement not be made, Davis intimates that, if forced, he will call on the police to jail the fighters and their packers.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
A SURE SHOT.

A Tragedy in Indian TerFftorY-E1ev- Trapper.
 WAsHBURNE, N. D., March 31.-News has
 just reached here of tragedy in which 8
 trapper and eleven Indians lost their lives.
 M. A. Williams and his brother Tom, veteran
 trappers, were hunting and trapping on the Little Missouri in Indian territory, when they found that their traps were being robbed. Tom volunteered to watch and see what became of the game. His brother dur ing the night was awakened by several shots fired in close proximity to their cabin and sprung out of bed to see his brother fall across the doorway a corpse. The cabin was surrounded by fifteen redskins, who rushed upon the door firing at random. Williams remained unhurt, and taking Colts navy revolver in either hand opened upon the sav- ages. His aim was sure and every shot spoke the death of an Indian. Ten shots had been fired by him and ten Indians lay dead, when panic seemed to seize the other five and they beat nasty retreat. Williams then seized 8 double-barrelled shotgun heavily loaded with buckshot and fired both bar rels into their midst. One tell mortally wounded, but the other four got away, car rYing buchshot in their bodies. Williams, severely wounded as he was, managed to bury his brother and drift down the river amid the ice to Fort Stevenson.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
Gamblers Arraieumens.

PROVIDENCE, March 31. - The gamblers captured last night were arraigned to-day
 and gave bail, s1.O00 each, to appear for
 trial Friday. The raiding party made almost
 clean sweep of five places, and some $3, 900
 worth of paraphernalia and eleven prisoners were slowed at the station house.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
HALsTEAD,s Nom1NArIoN
Again Before the senate-A Motion to
 Reconsider Thursday,s Rejection

Again Before the senate-A Motion to
 Reconsider Thursday,s Rejection
 Defeated by Vote or 25 50 19.
 WAsHINGToN, March 30.-The executive session of the Senate lasted two hours this afternoon, being devoted almost exclusively for the third time to the case of Murat Hals- tead, nominated to be minister to Germany Senators Sherman, Hawley and Blair spoke in favor of his confirmation, the two last named being listened to especially with close attention. At the close of their remarks a vote was taken on the motion to reconsider the vote by which the nomination was re- jected on Thursday. The motion was lost by vote of 25 to 19. Messrs. Evarts, h. gals, Plumb and Teller voting with the Dem ocrats in the negative, and Messrs. Black burn and Call with the Republicans in the affirmative. The Republicans named ex- plained their votes on the roll call, saying that they had no personal feeling in the mat ter, no antagonism against Mr. Halstead, but thought it right to defend the Senate against such attacks as had been made upon it's character by him in his paper. A number of Senators were paired, among them MT. Gull lom against and Mir. Farwell in favor of re- consideration.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
WEDDING IN CLINToN

Cards are out announcing the marriage of George H. Beckley-of Ansonia and Miss Lil- lian Williams, which will take place on Mon day, April 8, at the home of the bride in Clinton. Nr. and Mrs. William B. Hull of Meriden have issued cards for a reception in honor of MT. and Mrs. Beekley, to be held at their home on the evening of April 9.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01

SUMMER TRIPS TO EUROPE. steamships
 For dates of sailing and terms of passage, Apply to
 BUNNELL & SCRANTON, 1OS ORANGE STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
5MtsceI Ilameums.
Gardening, Turing, Grading.

NOW IS THE TIME TO BEGIN MANY years of experience enables me to per. V1 form all kinds of gardening in the best manner. and I hereby announce that am fully prepared to attend to all kinds of such work. Or ders may be left at the store of c. E. Hart & Co.,, corner of Church and Elm streets
 ma30 HENRY HAMILTON, Gardener
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01

STOCKS AND BONDS
 FOR SALE. Is shares Yale National Bank. % shares Southern New England Telephone Co. % !" Security Insurance Company. l5 Boston Electric Light Company, 100 Willimantic Linen Company. I3 " New Haven Steamboat Company. IS N. Y. N. J. Telephone Company. G Air Line R. R. preferred. 50 Meriden Britannia Company. S5,000 Y. T., N H. & Hartford RR. As. $5,0O0 Housatonic RR. 5's of 1887. .r Lombard Envestment Company.
 Guaranteed six per cent. bonds. - ". T. HATCH & SONS,
 MIXERS.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01

WANTED. A SITUATION by g French girl to do second ence. Inquire at e 'S ieier' ap1 2tt 101 JAMES aTpupr
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
FOR SALE.

A1FA Two family house No 70 Prince street; 16 1Sa finished rooms; nearly new. && Brick house No Al Davenport avenue. Two nice lots on Arch street-price low.
 Two-family house and barn Lombard St-cheap. Houses and lots in different parts of the city. mhs6 If Room 1s Exchange Building,
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
FOR SALE.

1hesA The house Mo- 67 Orange street, corner :iI Bishop street. Lot lS1 feet on Orange street Mss2 26o feet on Bishop street. Shade and fruit trees in abundance. House large and in good order Apply to
 S. H. BARNUM, mh26f 10 Whitney Avenue.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
DrObne Echa.

w PUkASKIM (Minto), W
Dakocie, tantejszy koscid1, zbesz-
%czeszczouy przez ostatniego probosz-
GA, ma nowo zostanie poswiecony.
Ksieza boja sig objat te para
fig, dopdki KS. Kolasihski tam
ma farme, gdyz %istotnie ME byliby
pewni zycia. Raj juz przys}a} BIZ
skup nowego proboszcza, ks. Tho
karskiego, kt6ry obecnie jest W
dakatejsklm Pucku, lecz gdy ten
okazaf ks. K. list, Biskupi 20
staf cd niego czynnie zelzony. Prey
tenn wo}af ks. Kolasihski: Jak mi
czempredzleJ ztad mic wyjedziesz,
to kaze uderzyc W dzwony, a moi
ludzie zbiegna sic i ma wid}ach
Gle wyniose "a granice mojej pa
rafi! - Me div, re Ks. Thokar-
ski, doznawszy takiego przyjecia,
czempredzej pospieszy} ma dwo-
z e kolei zelaznej i juz wiecej do
Pu}asklego ME powroci}.
Zarzad p%araialny, otworzywszy
potcm kosciol, znalazi poswiecone
hostye pomiedzy nieczystosciami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
z NEW YURKU.
1 stycznia.

Prawo, rozporzadzajace wyko-
mamie kary smierci przez s%tracenle
elektryczne, wstapi}o W moe dzisiaj
o p6lnocy. Traceniab eda sic odby-
wa}y domu miejskim i beda wy
konywane pod}ug rozporzadzeh je-
go dyrektora. Prey %traceniu So O.
becni sedzia wyzszego sadu stano-
wego, prokurator, szeryf, kilku IN
nych srzdnikow i jury z IL oby-
wateli. Gazetom ME wolno odtad
donosic mic, opr6cz college faktu
%stracenia. Trup ~skazanego musi
bye pochowany wsrdd murow WIG
zisnia, a trumna napefniona masa
kalku, zape}niajaca jaknajszybszy
rozk}ad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

81 ola kra1u, charakteru zacnego,
zmar} dnia 10 grudnia W Abazyi
mad brzegami NORA adryatyckie-
go, gdzie przebywaf ma kuracyi.
t Kasimiers Seraszyc Hupka,
wfasciciel d6br, cz}onek wydziaiu
Rady powiatowej, obywatel, ola
prawego charakteru i goracej mi
}osci ojczyzny powszechnle szano-
wany, zmar} W Niwiskach, pow.
kolbuszowskim. :
" Bmystayiu dnia 6 z. m.
iona He1sza Goldszteina i matka
trojga dzieci zostawifa palaca sic
lampe ma stole i wybiegfa ma kup-
no do miasta a W pokoju, opr6cz
tych dzieci, z ktorych najstarsze
mia}o lat 10, nikogo ME bylo.
Starsze dzieci poruszyly stolen. W
skutek czego spad}a Tampa do ko-
}yski, gdzle lezs}o najmfodsze dziec-
ko i tn wszcza} sic pozar. Maj
starsza dziesiecioletnia dziewczyn-
ka, iakotez srednia, chcac urato-
wac dziecko z ko1yski tax sic po-
parzy4y, re najstarsza W pare 60
DIN odda}a ducha, a druga pc
niej, jak donosza umiera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
TO OWO.

Herbajskie piamo ,Straz swia-
tyni" dohosi, re W poczatkach re
sztego miesiaca bawif W Jcrozoli
mic jeden 2 paryzkich Rothschil-
dow i w czasie swej bytnoscl "a
kupif Cd tamte jszego ,Banku Breg-
himn" nader znaczna przestrzen
ziemi, celem zaio2enia kc!onil wy
~1aczenic Z y d 0 W 81 OPP OIL k lei.
Welding sprawozdah rzeczonego
d%zitnnika, lose tych kolonist6w.
wpisanych p~odzisdzieh ma liste
rothschildowska, wynosi przeszfo
os6b $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
Zagadka.

Try laseczki W jednej lldze,
Druga zatem Z kropka idzie,
Trzecia W g6rze przekryslona,
Czwarta ko}em otoczona.
Tu sic wife waz misterny,
Swieci miesiac ME zupefny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
WIESCl
4 Polskiej %Ujczyzny.
Ziemie Es0sskie pod zabO.
bOrem mOSkieWskiIm.

make przez granice 2 kroles-
twa Polskiego przenosza mieszkah-
cy osad nadgranicznych. 1 TAX W
Rodzinie i ~Szopienicach ma Cor
nynl Slasku kosztuje funt maxi
16 fen, "a granlca zas tylko Z fen.
Funt tamtejszy Jest wprawdzie
nieco mniejszy, ale roznica W. &C.
ME zawsze dose znaczna. Poniewaz
zas przez granice ME wolno vic
cej przenosic, nil pieG funt6w ma
osobe, przeto z jednej rodziny pc
kilka osob graniee W tym celu
przebywa. Strate ponosza pre-
kupnie, handlujacy mako pc stro-
ME pruskiej.
Z mad Miemna donosza: re
Rad rosyjski przyrzek} w}ascicie-
lowi statkow parowych, p. Lasse-
mu, W Grodnie wszelka pomoc
pieniezna i opieke, jezeli urzadzi
regularly kursk statk6w parowych
z Grodna Niemnem do granicy
pruskiej, ma statkach tych tylko
rosyjskich poddanych przyjmie ma
kapitanow, W kazdym czasie przyj-
mowac bedzie wojskowe rosyjskie
przewozy towar6w i %zo}nierzy, a
W razie woiny wszystkie parostat-
XII sprzeda rzadowi rosyjskiemu
pc Genie zakupna, a potem kiero-
wac bedzie %regularnym ich kur-
SEN cd granicy pruskiej do STACEY
podlaskiej kolel ~zelaznej. Pan
Lassy W Grodnie ma dis 6 paro-
statkow nowych ma Niemnie i te
kursuja regularnie pomiedzy Grod-
mem a Kownem.
Wodzimierz CUB. wo}ynskiej.
P~owszeehna trwoge ludzl tn banda
w%}dczeg6w, tu}ajaca sic pc drogach
i lasach. MaJa to bye zbiegll a
resztanci liczbie presto 80.
Jednego z handy z}apano we wsi
Ze}ucku, nazywa sic Jan Kostin-
kiewicz i jest znanym recydywista.
Zastrzeli} sig we wsi Lucy uriad-
dnik powiatu r6wiehskiego, sa-
dowski, prawdopodobnie z obawy
saGu "a zabicie %aresztanta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

koncu nadmieniam, lie przesle kaz-
demu piekny KALENDARz ma rok
1889ty bezpiatnie, isto sic 20 niego
do mnie zgtosi.
j. j. Aet 119 WeAt Water Str,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

Sokoloiki pod Gnieznem roz-
parcelowano ma kolonizacya, i EOS
tawiono gf6wny folwark z budyn-
kami. Ma rzadzce tego folwarku
przeznaczono feldwebla, kt6ry o.
becnie ~jeszcze jest W sfuzbie woj-
skowej, ale ktory liczy 80 lat tejze
sluzby,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

Moqilno. 10 Grudnia. Pred 8
tygodnlami skradziono jak o tenn
donosilismy, so}tysowi Manthey
W Mierucinie znaczna sumo pie
dry. Pred tygodniem, kiedy M.
siedzia wieczorem z swa familia
W pokoju, wrzucono nagle przez
okno jakas paczke. tdy ja pod
nlesiono, by} W o~hnsteczke owinie-
ty kamieh pieniedze skradzione.
Czy blelizne tez oknem wrzucono,
tego ME wiadomo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
Galley "a

E'nigracya. Dw6ch wloscian,
pochodzacych z powiatu' sanockie-
60, przytrzymano znowu tym
tygodniu W Krakowie ma wychodz-
twie do Ameryki bez odpowied-
mich lundusz6w i legitymacyj.
Drobne kwoty, kt6re posiadali,
ukryli W masle zkad z%at}uszczone
banknoty wydobyto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
III.
Szlask.

Bytom. Lokalista ks. Franci-
seek Hanke z Ligoty Turawskiej
otrzyma} prezente ma opr6znione
probostwo W Szczedrziku powlat
opolsSi. Dziekan ks. Mysliwiec
opuszcza swe dotychezasowe pro-
bostwo W %Namys1owie, przenoszac
SIG do Krzyzanowic, powiat ma
m%ysfowski. Ma miejsce jego PREY
chodzi ks. prob. Reimann z Wef-
czyna.
W Gwartek 29-go I'm. zostal
u%roczyscie przez ks. dziekana b.
lika Z Gicra1towic wprowadzony
ks. Zielonkowski ma urzad probosz-
GA parafi Wielkiego Dublehska.
MezomeSna Maya Kochlow-
ska Z Kr6l. Huty zosta}a przez
tutejszy sad przysleg}ych "a krzy-
woprzysiestwo ma 5 lat cuchthau-
zu skazana.
Il Luboma pod Raclborzem.
Rok 1888, kt6ry tax spiesznie zbli-
ia sic ku kohcowi i niezad}ugo
zniknie poza chmura przesz}osci,
p%ozostawia pc sobie pamleci god
ne wspomnienia ola mieszkanc6w
parafii naszei. Pc p%ierwsze: nasz
starozytny kosci6} drewniany, 5S5
lat starry, pod}ug ~ieszcze istnieJa-
cego dokumentu, budowany roku
pahskiego 1908, do kt6rego sic
n%iezliczone t}umy ludu poboznego
%garnefy, zosta} rozebrany pc wy
budowaniu novel swiatyni. Pc
drugie: nasz powszechnie szano-
wany, czcigodny duszpasterz ks.
Antoni Kokorski, kt6ry cafy sw6j
m}ody wick przezy} miedzy Mani,
i przesz1o So lat sumiennie praco-
wal ola zbawienia dusz lnaszych,
przez co sobie zjedna} serca para
fan, zosta} powo}any do kaki
Paulinow p. G}og6wkiem, rozsta-
walismy sic z MIN z nieopisanym
bolem serca W dniu 23-go Paz-
dziernika. Chociaz juz z MIN bye
ME mozemy, to mi}osc ola niego
W sercach naszych nigdy ME wy
gasnie. i "a p%oswlecenie sic jego
ola mas zawsze S~dzieczni mt be-
dziemy, niechaj mu to wszystko
Pan Bog wynagrodzi stokrotnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

"fa$ciciel Olszowy W powle-
Gle %kepihskim, ktdremu w}adza
nazwisko tel wsi chciafa pre-
chrzcic ma .Olschowa", uda} sic
re skarga do ministra i ten ma
des}al mu uwiadomienie, IL ,,Ol-
szowa" ma nadal pozostac ,,Olszo-
wa.
Proboszczem PREY kosciele sw.
Marcina W Poznaniu zamianowa-
n X. mansyonarza Koteckiego cd
FAIRY, - jak donosi poznahsk1
,,Tageblat'' = miejsce x. x.
p,oboszcza Pedzihskiego, kt6ry 70
stal zamianowany kanonikiem ka-
tedralnym.
W kabiszewie zfodzieJ ukrad}
habit reformacki Bratu Ignacemu
Jankowiakowi, obecnie kosclelne-
mu W kabiszynie. Poszkodowany
zwraca uwage publicznosci ma te
kradziez l ostrzega, gdyz latwo
bye moze, re z}odziej zechce sko-
rzystac z p%osladania habitu i 60
tow chodzic pc kwescie ola ia
kiego wymyslonego klasztoru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
I V
Nv
w. Has.

Wae$ Ksiq&enice sprzedat pan
Wasier W powiecie ostrzeszowskim
PoznahsHiem panu Stefanowi
Dobrogojskiema.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

We wsi Brusturach, pow kos
sowskiego, wfosclanin Mikolaj Dut-
czak, znany re swoich wyrobdw
mosieznjczych, "a ktore odbiera}
nagrody ma wystawach krajowych
i zagranicznych W GO roku zycia.
Dutczak ME umiaf czytac ami pi-
sac, q fachu swego nauczy} sig cd
OLGA, kt6ry pierwszy zasfynaf re
swych wyrob6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

Smutny wypadek. Jan .Mfynski,
rodem z Kamyka, powiatu bocheh-
skiego: gospodarz, pozostaJacy W
s1uzbie W zakfadzie rafineryi sp-
rytusu Wieliczce, pozostawif
W Krakowie temi dniaml pare ko-
nj, zaprzagnietych do wozu legaro-
wego, bez zadnego dozoru ma pla-
Gu sw. Ducha. Konie sp1oszone
uniosfy sic i pedzac przez ulice
Basztowa ku Koleiowej najecha}y
tax niebezpiecznie ma przechodza-
cego ku ulicy Pawiej Wincentego
Kasprzykowskiego, lat 81 ~liczacego,
OLGA dwojga dzieci, zamieszkafego
ma wsi ~Zwierzyhcu. il tenze Cd
wleziony do kliniki przez straz
policyjna zaraz tam zycie zakoh-
czyi. Dochodzenie sadowo karne
zarzadzono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

49,
mani dziwnego uzywa sposobu ta-
JENA w~ypadkdw. Telcgraf donosi
bardzo czeste Z Aten, stolicy Gre
cyl, 0 uroczystosciach zarqczyn
ksie&niczki Aleksandry z W. ksie-
ciem Pawfem rosyjskim, ale wszyst-
kie telegramy donosza tylko naz.
wisku n~arzeczonej, a kto jest ma
rzeczonym, nalezy tylko zgadywac
Donesza one ma p%rzykfad, re ks:a-
70 Pawet rozdzielif pomiedzy ubo-
gich Atenach 10000 frankow,
ale ME powiadaja PREY jakiej spo-
sobnoscl. Przyczyna tel grT W talk
zwana ,,slepa babke" jest ta okoli-
oynosc, 10 cenzor mad telegrafami
opuszcza umyslnle nazwisko wiel-
kiego ksiecia, jake narzeczonego
dla tego, re dzicnnik urzedowy W
tel sprawie jeszcze milczy ,nie VOL
no zatem innym dziennikom wy
przedzac tego urzedowego TO-
syjskiego plsma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

Wtak aaoanya ,~,katechizmie fran
cuzkiej ligi patryotow" znajduja
sic przykuzania tego rodzaju:: BE
dziesz nienawidzif j br1ydzif sic
Bismarkiem; bedziesz nienawidzif
Prusakow i zaIat zwrotu Alzacyi
j Lotarngii." II tego widzimy,
laka zacieki0sc ma Prusak6w pa.
nuje we Francyi. Gazety niemiec-
kie bardzo sic zala ma to nieprze-
iednane uczucie Franuzow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
SmierC auskutek wodowstretu. w

Smserc aOsEuteE WodoWstr9t1. W
Faszczowce, pow. ska}ackiego,
zmar} dnia II BIN. pc kilkudnio-
wei chorobie ma wodowstret ku-
charz dworski, Antoni Seredyn-
ski. Nieszczesliwy ten czfewiek ma
9 tygodni pred wybuchem strasz-
nej choroby pokasany zostaf przez
psa wsclekfego i leczony byl ma
stepnie W szpltalu tarnopolskim,
niestety, be- skutku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

+ Hr. Kasimierz GrochoIskii,
Prezes Koia polskiego W Wiedniu,
pose} do Sejmu krajowego, byly
minister, czlowiek wielkiej zasfu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

MezameSna Marya Kochlow-
ska Kr6l. Huty zosta}a przez
tutejszy sad przysleg}ych "a krzy-
woprzysiestwo ma 5 lat cuchthau-
zu skazana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

W Gwartek 29-go I'm. zosta]
uroczyscie przez ks. dziekana b.
lika 7 Gicra1towic wprowadzony
ks. Zielonkowski ma urzad probosz,
GA parafi Wielkiego Dublehs&a.