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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
oRDER oP Music.
Yesterdays STORM.

Several Buildings unroofod. Trees
Blown Down and Damage Done.
About II o'clock yesterday morning a
fierce gale sprung up and blew great guns,
accompanied by rain, which lasted about
thirty minutes. About tho first damage
done was in Chelsea, where fences and
trees were blown down. The two-story
brick Of Mr. John Dunn, corner Second
aud Looney, was unrooied and damaged
about 5000. A building. corner Washing.
ton and Front had It's chimney
blown down aud four men mar.
rowly escaped death. The building
was owned by Mr.. Monlcdonico and Occur
pied by Mr.. Mike Kelly. The courthouse
was shaken up considerably and the
county officials were scared. No one was
hurt, howeyor. Tho cotton warehouse OF
Fulmcr, Thornton 4 Co, No. I, corner Of
Main and south streets, had rs tin roofing
torn of. Compress No. q. corner Of Gcor.
gia street and Pennsylvania avenue. had
is roof partly torn oil but otherwise was
uninjurcd. Other buildings were more or
lees injured. II Is thought that n young
Kansas cyclone escaped from its cagc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

Now THAT the summer season Is upon
u the city authorities should look TO the
drinking water furnished citizens and see
tina, II Is pure and wholesome. Tho lack
Of pure drinking water and the use OF i'm
pure water Is a source Of danger TO health
aud should be avoided ~ far as possible.
Impure water can be made cleaner and
more hcal,hiul by boiling before use, and
the unpleasant taste Of boiled water can
be removed by exposure TO the air short
time, 10 ~ 10 absorb its usual supply oil
carbcnic acid gas 10 give Il again Its 1.-Two
and pleasant taste. The supply Of water
furnished citizens at present In many por'
lions Of the city il largely or entirely from
Vol River, and not from the artosian
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

IL New York vast improvement has
been made rs TO telegraph and telephone
poles and wires, and Il has been more
than iiyo years since the movement was
made TO nbato the nuisance Of nigh poles
aud wlrcs and as TO underground wires
and currents Expert electricians insisted
that such wore impraciicablc. But the
reform has come and the success Of under
ground lines Is assured. Wires aud polel
have disappeared, and the change Is re-
eardcd as a great boon 10 the public, and
M The Herald states. every obaerye
must be struck with the vast improve
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
MONTHLY RACE MEETING.

The Yalobusha Fair Asnoo'ation En-
ooura1ing Fine aorso Blood.
special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
WATER VALLEY, Miss, May 2.-The
Yalobusha County Fair Association inau-
guraicd today series Of monthly racing
meetings, to take place the last Saturday
In each month. Much interest Is being
taken In tho county raising iine stock, and
a trainer from Memphis has boon engaged
TO train horses and colts for those events.
Several Of :he horses that were nj the son-
atoba aud Sardis races were on hand TO.
day and were winners In the different
heats The purses ara liberal, which viii
70 FAR In making these monthly meeting.
quite popular. Tho crowd was large and
enthusiastic
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

to Conklin's saloon and took drink.
When they came back the stranger had
gone and the superstition is that he had
taken with him one of Sullivan's cards
and then used 1t to decoy Cronin to his
death.
Steven w. Coakley, Of Dunning street
and Seminary avenue, corroborated the
above and said that, as friend Of DR..
Cronin's, he knew the statement to be
true. The strange part of the story Is that
Sullivan, who Is said to have known
Cronin intimately, should have called on
Justice O'Mahony to introduce him to the
doctor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
PRoTEoTIoa PROM FiaE.
River Gran In Little Danger OF Destruo'
ton While at the Wharf

River Gran In Little Danger OF Destruo-
ton while ut tho Wharf
Alta recent meeting Of the Legislative
Council, II was decided TO give river craft
landed at the local wharf adequate pro-
lection against fire.
This was 10 be accomplished by means
Of ioui hose companies, unnamed rcgu-
larly. with hose sufficient 10 cover the on
tire landing, on easily portable carriages.
The arrangement has been put INTO exc.
culion, aud the lcycc now has 600 feet OF
hose stored along NJ ready service IN any
emergency. The four hand hose jumpers
we're delivered 10 Chief Ryan OF tho hre
department by the manufacturers, the
Lilly Carriage Company. Each jumper !,
WIS equipped with 400 feet OF hose and
taken 10 their respective stations. :,
Tho question nov IL. who viii handle
these ''inmpcrs" when occasion requircsf
They arc Under tho supervision oil INC
whafimasler.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

Outside Of Memphis no city Of any
importance is without a representative
musical association. Such organizations
have existed here In the past, but for
many causes they died natural death.
The present Il most favorable time 10
Organize an association upon a firm aud
paying basis Memphis is full Of musical
people, and musical attraction Of any
merit has never failed TO draw large audi.
enccs. The musical talent OF the city
should DO organizcd a. soon ns possible
and a series Of attractive concerts and
operas given during both the summer aud
winter seasons. Il will develop home
talent and homo taste. Now is the time
10 organize.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

Mn. Ike MERIwErnER, former Nom.
phian. now a citizen Of st. Louis, has been
appointed Labor Commissioner by Gov.
FnnciA Mr.. Mcriwcthe- has had no
little experience abroad aud At homo In
the labor movement or problem, and has
written Interestingly and intelligcntly OF
the subject lie will no doubt be Of grca
service TO the State In his new position.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

TnE absolute need OF a large public hall
for lecture. musical and convention pur-
poses has long been felt In Memphis, and
tho want is not yet supplied. Thcre are a
few small private halls aud the Thcater,
but these cannot always be utilized, and
oilentimcs they are too small for the occa-
sions or cannot DO secured. This want,
which is recognized by all thinking men,
should DO filled Us soon as possible. Why
not by the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation? Cannot they aud their friends.
who arc legion. erect suitable building,
centrally located, aud arranged 80 as to
include large and grand asscmbly-room,
to DO used for musical, literary, sci.
entnc aud religious purposos-a hall
capable OF seating, say, at least 5000
pcoplc2 L., would pay as an In
vcslmcnt. aud would be tho moan'
OF bringing many convention or mann
moth musical organization TO Memphis
Tho Young Mems Christian Association
should be up and doing. They will tin'
but little difficulty In raising the money
Tho address upon this subIec, by th
Rev. Eugene Daniel. which will be ioun,
In another part Of tho paper, Is most con
vincing argument In favor OF the project a
proposed by the association. Tho rest is
mere matter Of financial detail. lot tn
movement DO made Immediately, II wi
pay stockholders a satisfactory dividend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

TuE Georgia Press Association. number.
ing about sixty members, on ils excursion
TO Kansas City. will reach Memphis on
Thursday morning next. and will remain
In the city all day. II has been suggested
that tho Association be given an excursion
on the river aud little entertainment out
nj Montgomery Park. Tho Cotton and
Merchants Exchanges will no doubt take
action in the promises and 10, up a rcccp.
ton ior the visitors, who constitute the
bright and influential men Of Georgia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

ment made in those streets from which
the poles ard wires which have 80 long
disGgured them have been removed"
The reform, now that 1t is an accom-
plished and scientific fact, must OF neces-
sity reach all other cities Of importance,
Memphis included.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL.
TO CONTRIBUTORS AND CORRESPONDENTS

We solicit letters and communications upon sub
jccts Of general interest but such must always be
accompanied by the name and address OF the
writer. a. a guarantee of his good faith aud re-
sronsiblliiy. No notice can DO taken OF anony'
nous communications
Communications for publication must he written
ON one side Of the page only. and, with all other
matters connected with the editorial department,
ihould be addressed: 10 the Editor OF The APP
peal. Memphis, Tenn.
We cannot as a rule, undertake TO return articles
not found suitable for publication
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prs.s,.- ce..,y rrciImiassies.

Special Dispatch 70 The Appeah
BooSrvILLr. Miss, May 2o--frcnus.
County held her prcllminarics today, aud
every voting precinct In the county OK .,
pressed ~ IL choice tho ''uuo aud tnod
John NJ. Stone for Governor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
PaEpEnrcK REWARDS LAST HOPE.
Tho Court Decides TO Suppress Plain
tln's DISPOSITIONS.
Special Dispatch 70 10 Appoai.


tln's Dispositions.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
Jackson. Tenn, May 2j.-In theslander
case OF Howard Va Jarman ct al. tho mo-
ton to suppress the London depositions Of
the plaintiff has been under tho considera-
ton Of Judges Woods, swiggart and Haw.
kins for the last two or three days. Mr..
Bullock, defendants attorney, read largo
number Of dopOlitioas. recently taken in
London, tending 10 show defendants
deposi,ions 70 be fraudulent and forgcrioA.
AEer Argument, tho court ordered eaid
dcposilions to b. suppressed. This would
seem 10 knock out the last hope OF plain
tin's success in this case. The court or.
dercl, also, the cost bond to 10 increased
10 81 600
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
MRs RosEP. rnoMPsows DENEFIr.
An Unusual Array OF Musical Talent
TO Participate

An AnAMNnA AhAAaN VI @hNANMA AnANnN
TO Participate
Mrs. Rose +. Thompson, who has grown
old In the educational service Of the people
Of Memphis, Iapl whose special field has
been the tshcl9ng OF clocution, Il 10 he
rendered abchcht next Friday night at
the Memphis Thcalcr. The musical ica.
turcs OF tho program will DO entirely
new and a very high order OF Musical
talent has volunteered Tor the occasion.
The following familiar names speak for
Themselves Miss Becky Levy, Of Nash
willie; Mrs. Sam Camcs. Miss VI. l. Brown;
Miss Courtney Thouls, Of Missouri; Miss
Emma Jones, Miss Laura buchanan, Miss
Gerber, Miss Mary lIlly, Mcssrs. 4. v.
Anderson, CLARK knowlion, J. II. Griffith;
Emilo Levy, Director Tickets TO be had
at Witsmanne music store.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

wells. Wolf River conglomerate was con-
demned long ago as unhealthy, and its
character in this respect remains I'M
changed. What is the matter?
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

LouisyfiLr, KY, May 26-Thc differ
cncc between the Louisville Tobacco Tx.
change and tho Manufacturers and Buy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
ASCENSION DAY.
How II VIII DO Celebrated by the Kn gifts
Tomplar-Orior OF Service

HOW'LL WIZ DO Celoorateu oy the IN ghts
Tomplar OF Service.
Preparations are in progress for n grand
observance, next Thursday, by the Knights
Templar. OF Ascension Day. st. Elmo and
Memphis Communicates will participate,
and the Rev. II. A. Jones will deliver al
address. Cumberland Presbyterian Church
will be at the disposal OF the Knights for
the occasion, and a musical program OF
unusual excellence has been selected.
Prot. q. L. Winkler will be musical direct
or, with &. Ernest forsdick rs organist.
The following wcll-known ladies and
..lI........ ..-ill .......r...... Tho .hnlr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

Gus underlying principle and indomitable
will power that lay at the bottom Of this
woman's every action" Mackaye's amour
propre is pandered to by the endless
little attentions" which fatter and soothe
him. He becomes the fashion and is
petted by fascinating society women.
Things are couleur dc rose until he becomes
involved in serious love affair with
a young girl, Notwithstanding the fact
that his wife Is living in the same city,
though Randall is unconscious OF 1t. Old
Mr.. Grayson, Marianne's father, and por-
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in the book. The dialogues are bright, easy
and natural, tlie interest is kept up, and in
bringing Marianne back again to Randall,
who Is Broken down and i'll, even though
she found him the same splendid egotist
who had not "missed her. but cher minis
tration." our author only shows how well
she knows the true woman's heart and cour-
age in making Marianne lift up her cross
once more and bear it duttully to the end
Love for Randall; however, had long since
been KILLED with his selfshness killed WITH
his arrogant acceptance of her all as his sim
pie due" Afterward, when happy in the rest
OF new found and better love, Marianne
could but think with pity of the man who
had cheated her life out Of much that was
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career, but his fate. Romance and love ar,
the main elements OF the book, although tho
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i've spirit of the age is represented by al
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some romantic entanglements ensue. Adan
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THE MEMPHISAPPE

SUNDAY. ,,i,t; MAY 40. 1890
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

Mrs. Conklin had not seen the face Of her
dead friend since the body was discovered,
and ut her request the box was opened
and the features uncovered. She gazcd at
them closely for moment, but without
any traces OF emotion, only saying as she
turned away, that she recognized the body
beyond doubt ~ that Of Dr.. Cronin.
The caskct IA a very heavy one, aud,
with the body, weighs over 600 pounds.
Word was sent from tho Armory at 4
O'Clock that everything was in readiness.
and Mr.. Carroll started with the remains
ut once, the hearsc being followed by n
single coach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

POCZTA BkYSKAWICZNAx
w%ygodnemi poci2gami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i wybrzezami
Oceann Poludniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
l st. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich gf6wnych %punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem a p, plan6w
a z d y i ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny fracht6w trzeba sic udac do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego ~lepszego agen-
ia kolejowege gdziekolwiekbadz ma
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A, v. II. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Genl Pass, and 1kt. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye %wzgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w n~alezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE & st. PAUL,
trzeba pisac do H. G. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
CHICAGO ILWAUKEE&ST. PAULRAILwAY
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Chicago & Rock Island cx. 1896 am
Chicago express 6.47 pm. 1903 am
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Fast Mail o44 pm. 1900 IN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
NAGRODA.

Mod sic pracuj a Bog dopomoze-
lax M mawia]i rodzice Ia mfodu:
Modlac za2y}em piracy gfodu
| ch1odu takze ia swlata p~rzestworze.
ia sig ME skarze, o BRONZE mn1e Chryste,
ia clebie kocham pelnnac Tweje wcle,
ia clebie kocham jak sfonce przeczyste,
20 2 twego rozkazu ogrzewa nieGele.
ia sic ME skarze na moi los sieroey,
Widne, re VIOLA Tweja swieta TAXA,
Wien ze pocieszyc takze W twojej mocy,
Mme niegodnege nedznege rebaka...
Lat temu sporo pozpalem kebiete,
Zda sic, ze aniof zamieszkaf W jei ciele,
Il obllcza, z serca. wydaje ma swiete,
A ]ej pedobnej ma s"iecie ME wiele..
10 tez przylgnafem do togo auiefa,
Przyl gnalsm screen dusla ma GAIA;
Szalafem wsclekfe, chloe rozum moi VIOLA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

Re 2 tel miiesci ia ME WIDE T. chwafa.
Lecz mifosc sepa rozumu ME sfucha.
Pedzi szalena do b6stwa sweiego,
Kochae to eel !ej' ma reszte jest glucha,
kochac szalec W srod 2ycla calego.
10 tel sic stale, Jak rozum przew1dzia}
30 gdysmy W mattel byll sprzeczee 2 sobaI
Anloi moi dawny jakby W diable siedzial,
hAskl W g'llewle 90 mnie.->, Rezwiode sic z tobas.
Ola els przestroga, mfodziencze szalony.
4 m'fescia W sercu, a z zapalem W o1u
Rezejrz sic dobrze, MIN wyszukasz aonv
ByS poznle] HE miat disbeika PREY beku.
Mai
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

nlee" ME wciqgnie. To ohyba
szwajearya moglaby sic gnie-
wac Ia innyeh "a to wypsdza-
ale. przez ktore wypedzsni do
nle) sic cisna, potem ma
szwa)earya pilnowa5 tyeA, kt6.
rych lnnl upilnowa6 ME mo-
gu, czy ME chcisll.
" M0sKWIE wystawieno
eesarzowi niemleckiemu Will
helmowi I pomnlk.
Z. MozE PIERWszA lax
swat swlatsm Japonka z bar
dzo zaakonitsj rodz,ny VISTA
plfa teraz do klasztoru W Mo-
nachlum i zlozyfa W tvch
dnlach sluby zAkonns, Nazy-
wa sic Toku Mardirs.
" ~P0HUDNIOwRJ Ro-
o1l znajdowafe sic wiele wsi
zaludnienyoh przez kclonistow
n'emleckich, ktorzy naturalnie
wsle tie pc swojemu nazwali.
Teraz wydat Rad rozkaz, adv
haswy wsi tych zamieniono IA
aazwy rosXjskie. Jacy to po-
]etnl' CT Meskale! Skoro tylko
u!rza cos nowege u swego
nlemleekiego sasiada, zaraz to
u sleb1e W domu nasloduia
ceraz czeseleJ pr6bujq swyeh
zdolnosci na..... skorze niemia,.
kiej!
zAPlSUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
zAPlSUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA
Wystawa powszechna
Paryzu.
WITT

Ma pobrzezu Sekwanv Gin.
gun pasem wyciaguela sig wy.
stawa relnicza artykufow spo.
zywezyeh. Wchodzac ma Wv
stawe rolnlczo-spoayweza
od streny gfownej wystawy
spotykamy sic najprzod z bo-
gaia urozmaieenq wystawa
trancuzka. Szkoty re%ln1czs, we.
terynaryjne, stacye doswiad-
czalne' urzadzify tn pouczais-
&c lekcye pegladowe, dalei ida
"ystawy departamentow.
wreszcle oddzielnych domin16w
relnlkow. So tam tak2e ma
rzedzia i sprzety ziemianskis.
ktorych wyrob zrobif os.atnie-
mi easy we Francyi znaczne
pestepy. Pc "a Francya cia-
gna sic wreszcie inne kraie
hEuropy, Ameryki i Australia.
opotykamy tn ga!erya, W kto-f
rel sic miesci oddziaf rosvi-
gk7, a W MIN wystawcy q
Arolestwa Polskiego wystawi-
IL swe okazy.
Jako2 PREY samem we1seiu
znajdujemy okazy zb6z OIL
mych, grochow it'd. pp. Jana
Gorsk'ego, Mieczystawa Epstei-
ma a it'd. Tu7 obok Marya hr.
fotecka z Wysokiego Litew-
sklego w gubernii grodzien-
skleJ, wystawifa doborowy i
pleknle ufozony zbior, obej-
mu]acy dwadzieScia gatunkow
zboz ezimych i jarych oraz
grechy. ziarna te przedstawia.
"a sic nader korzystnie, zwro-
CITY tel uwage czfonk6w sa-
du wystawy, !tory ten dziaf
juz zbadall. Dalej j~eszcze spo.
tykamy chmiel z gubernii wo-
tynsk'eL make z mlynow pa
rowych p. Jana Skarzynskie.
go 2 pod Odesy j make p. Jo-
zsfa Kokrzyckiego z Orszy.
DaleJ wystawiono krochmal %.
W'esela z Warszawy, kt6ry ma.
wet "a graniea zyskaf sobis
pochlebne uznanie, oraz Gu
kler z kllku eukrowni guber-
nil kijowskiej.
Przeehodzac do napo;6w, ma
traflamy ma piramide przezrc-
ezystych l roaneksztaftnych bu.
telek Towarzystwa warszaw-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
co

Il 1EIEhSBURGA dOnie-
siono do niemleckiego pisma,
ktore wychedzi W Pradze GEES
kiej, a zajmuie sic sprawami
sfowianskiemi, nazywa sic za$
Slavische Warte, CO znaczy
Stra2nica sfowlansks, do pis.
ma tego deniesleno z Peter
sburga, ze cesarz rosy]ski
wcale ME pochwala postepo-
wanna urzednikow, ktorzy prze-
sladnja l tapia MOVE polska.
Mai "a to zgani6 gubernats
ra Keohanowa " Whine i ka-
Eat, ably powoli znoszono "a
kay przeciw movie polskiej.
Gdyby to byfa prawda, ce.
sarz rosyjskl zyskafby sobie
wdziecznos6 miedzy Polakami
i przskena1by SWAT cafy, lie
jest monareha madrosei i spra.
wisdliwesci pslnym. Tymcza-
sem przeeie7 Eie ma nigdzie
ami sladu ulgi. Navel W dzi-
Sic Sym Kr5lestwls Polskiem
usuwaja re stacy kolei &elaz-
nych napisy polskie, tax Il 2
rodro1nych mato kto umie
przeczYtad nazwisko stacyi, ho
litery resyjskie So lnne, kt6re
mato kto W swieoie Una. To
tylke prawda, 2e W Lublinie
zadaf cenzor keniecznie, zeiby
tamtejsza gazsta polska egfo-
sta cos pc rosy]sku. Redak-
tor ME cheiaf i wolaf uie wy
dawaS gazety. z Petersbuga
przecie2 dali redaktorewi ra-
oya a tomorrow mesa.
Smutna tel rzsez, 2e dotad
Eprzssladewanis Unitow ME
ustajo. Navel wywiezionym
do Chersonu Unit,,m ME pez-
wa.aja tam ehedzi& do k a t c.
| j c o keseiefa.
Pedrozni opowiadaja, lie
swiezo znewu przyszfa Gaia
dywizya wejska rosyiskiego z
gfebokiei Rosyi do Brze-
s a t W 8 k i Q g O.. Ia
pewne jul sic o TEN dowle-
dzlano W Austryi, DO donesza
ze Lwowa, lie do Przemysla
przeniesq sztab, a wee pewnie
i cafy dziesiaty korpus armii
austryackiej.
z RzYMU donosza, ze Oh
eiec sw. mysli prawda o tenn,
jakby sic ma przypadek wo]ny
przenles6 gdzie W miejsce boz.
pieczne, ale to tylko wtedy
depiero, gdyby JUL by}a wszel-
ka pewnos6, ii wojEa lest nie.
unikniona. Dopoki takle] pew
nosci ME ma, Ojciec sw. po-
zostanie W Watykanie.
SEM francuskl zamkniety.
W Paryau cafej Franeyi dose
spekojnie. Bulanzerowi wy
tacza]a process o zdrade stanu,
a nawet ie naduzycie $50 900
frankow pieniedzy skarbo-
wyoh.
UKHADA sic tel JUL jakss
miedzy Niemcaml a szwajea-
rami i wielkie krzyki 0 owe
go komisarza policyinego
wohlgemuta, a potem o So
cyallstow ueichaja.
Zreszta co tam wymagaG
cd Szwaicarow, zeby socyall-
stow na powrozkach trzymali,
kjedy laden Rad we w}asnym
kraju rady sobie z mimi daG
ME mole Toe teraz pod okiem
rzadow niemieckich wyjecha-
10 cos 70 robotnikow ma zgro-
madzenle socyallstow do Pa
ryza. Doucza sic tam reszty.
A potem je2e]i socyalistow z
Jednych KRAKOW wypedzaja,
toe gdzies oni podziaG sic mu.
szaa, gdz;es ia zlemi W iak1ms
kra]u musza zamieszkac, boz