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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07
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Z Polskiej UJczyzny

Ziemie POlskie podz u.
bOrem m~OskieWskim.
2 htwy nadchodza znowu bar
dzo smutne wiadomosci o okru-
ciehstwach, jakich Moskale sic do
pu~szczaja:
Do Mowg Rgtormy pisza co ma
stepuje:
Byfo to dnia 6 stycznia stare.
60 stylu, kiedy zmusaony okoilcz-
nobciami zatrzymaiem sic chwilo-.
wo W Whine. Mowiono mi wiele
o orzcsladowaniu ucisku, 1akich
doznaja Jezyk i Kosclof ma Lii
twie, u szczeg6lniej W grodzie
Gedymina Whine. Wyznam
szczerze, lie myslafem dawniej, u
to przesada-i przypominaiem So
bic przysfowia: ,,strach ma wiel-
kie oczy" i nuie TAXI djabet czar
nv jak go ma%luja." Niestety re
smutkiem p~rzekonatem sic, IL
p%rxystowia to zast6sowaG sic tn
ME dada. Sytuacya, w jakiej o.
becnio znaJduje sic Litwa, jest to.
90 rodzaju, &e wszystkie opisy So
"a blade.
nWysiadfszy z wagonu, uirza-
fem zaraz cafa zgraje czerwonych
czapek (barwa zandarmeryi), snu-
jacych sic lisim krokiem i czycha-
jacych ma zdobycz. Ma prosbe mo-
ia, uczyniona W ojczystym jezyku
do d%orozkarza Liswina o wskaza-
rie mi ullcy, ktoroj szukac mia
lem, odpowiedzia1 ten&e szeptem,
BE movie pc polsku ME woIno i
Re "a to %aresztuJa; re smutnemi
myslami udaiem sic do miasta; ma
ulieaeh wszedz;e to samo, jezeli
ktos mowi pc polsku, to cicho, o.
gladajac sic ma wszystkie strony,
czy raptem ME wypadrie zkad ia
Xxi siepacz dla zatrzymania go.
Ma nlicy Zarzeczu brodaty pop
jakis geni} d%or64karza, krzyczac
ma ~gorodowego [policyanta] o przy-
trzymanle tegoz ola przedstawio-
MIA 60 pelicmajst1owi Ia niepesza-
nowanie osoby duchownej. Cieks-
wy byfem bardzo, W czem miano-
wlcie zawierafo sic to ,,nieposza-
nowanie osoby duchownej", lecz te-
go dowiedziec sic juA ME mogfem,
albowiem schwytany biedny doroz-
kurz natychmiast otoczony zostaf
zgraja zbirow i dobrze okuiakowa-
ny, odprowadzony ma policya.
;,Przekouafbys sic m6wit mi
jsdsn 2 pr4yjacioi = se gdyby szio
0 ksiedza katolickiego, niktby sic
ME ruszyf.
Ciezkie, straszne easy! Ohio
roba przvbiera grozne rozmiary =
czy jest ma niq jake lekurstwo?
Czas i cierpliwosc teda lekarzami.
A jezeli polskosc ma Litwie pre-
TRIVIA cie&ka probe, bedzie to glow
ME zastuga zacnych i dsielnych
Litwinek. KIlkunasto!niowy pobyt
moi ma Litwie przekonaf mnle,
,jaka sta i moo W waszych sercach,
przezacne Litwinkl! Zadna ofara,
przekonatem sic osobiscie, ME jest
ola was trudna. Dzieki wan "a to
i Geese!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

tormatow W kakach w Prusach
zachodnich, staruszek lat "a bllsko,
wyswiecony ma ksiedza % kwietnia
1929 T., bedzie obchodzi} w tym
roku szescdziesiatnics swego ka-
pfanstwa. Bywa} on kilkakrotnie
gwadyanem a navel i prowincya-
lem zakenu swego. Mieszka teraz
W Nowem miescie mad Drweca
(Neumark in Westpreusssen a ME
W Brandenburgii, jak pisze G O.
n e 9 odprawia n%abozenstwo
PREY o}tarzu Matki Boskiej w No
wem miescie,. gdzie pc pozarze
umieszczony jest cudowny obraz z
LAX. Daj mu Boze doczekaG prey
wrocenia kakowskiego klasztoru i
przeniesienla cudaml sfynacego o.
brazu ma swoje miejsce!
ZRadsyna skarza sic W F i g l.
grzymie, re wieje i ciecze ma gwa1t
do tamtejszego koseio}a katolickie-
60. Czy tam ME ma proboszcza?
Z Dyecezyi. X. W ollenber 6,
kapelan Biskupa chefmihskiego,
mianowany wikarym W Jezewie pod
Swieciem, a tamtejszy WARY X.
o S k powoFany w jego
miejsce ma kapelana Blskupiego.
Prey symultanngj szkole w Lu-
bawie oprozni}a sic wskutek pre-
niesienia rektora Heisiga do Poz-
mania posada %rektorska, ma ktora
sic zg}osi} niejaki p. Spohn z BIZ
skupic CIV Prusach Wschodnich).
TYmczasem magistrat Lubawski
zaprotestowa} przeciw jego noml-
nacyi ola tego, re jest katolikiem.
Szko}ke te zwiedza do 500 uczniow
katolickich, a tylko 100 protestant
ckich. Czyzby to ME s}uzy}o "a do
wod, re W Prusach Zachodnich to.
czy sic walka ME tylko przeciw
polonlzmowi, ale i przeciw kato-
lizcymowi?
Prusy Aachodnie maja otrzy-
mac ~jeszcze jedno seminaryum ma.
uczycielskie. Gimnazyalne miasto
Wa}cz stara sic u ministra wyznan
i oswiecenia, ably TO seminaryum
jemu sic dosta}o.
w pruskig kbie poselshiig pre-.
mowi} posef kaszubski pan Szredel
i upomina} sic 0 to, ably kolej re
lama, 2 Pruszcza do Kartuz ju;
prowadzacq, przed}uzono al dc
S}upska i W ten spos6b dano Ka
szubom bardzo potrzebna drugs
kt6raby kraj ten podniosfa w do
brobycie.
W eolubiu, "a to re ks. De
kowski ME zapallf illuminacyi
dzieh urodzin cesarza, niemiecc
patryocy powybljali mu szyby
oknach jego mieszkania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07
I Y
w. KS. ~FOznanskie.

Bazar 10 Mtostawiu kupi} "a
$1,000 marek cd p. Kaskla Heldta
oberzysta p. Jeziorkowski W Milo
sowy dzierzawca Bazaru, %przenios}
sw6j renomowany sk}ad do w}asnej
kamienicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

Brzezinka. Poniewaz podlug
prawa przez granice austryacka do
Prus wolno przewozi6 make az do
szescia funt6w bez or}acania cha,
dlatego g6rnik Knapczyk udaf sic
"a grantee zabraf 2 soba sw6j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07
WSZELkIE
ZELASTWA
Kto pragnie kupic towarow
zelaznych, niechaj pamieta lie u
R D CONE CO..

mozna znalezc najlepszy wy
Dor pc cenach na)tanszych W
pofudniowej Minnesota. Nasze
zapasy obejmuja wszystkle no.
we wynalazki i polepszenia u
narzedzi stolarskich i lnnych
porzadkow, oraz wielki wybor
artykufow potrzebnych PREY
budowie j gospodarstwie, tu-
dzie2 wszelkich przedmiotow,
uzywanych przez kowali bla-
charzy, dalei niezmiernq lose
artykufow, ktocych W zadnym
lnnym sztorze w tenn miescie
Znalezc nie MONA.
q ka3demu
pokazemy nasze towary kaa.
diego iaknauprze]miei zapra-
szan:y, ably mas rac7yl od~ ie-
die.
R. D. G8kE Co.,
Mr.. "a, 66, 6s, i 70 East End Str.
WINONA. MIMI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07
III.
SZlasR6.

Nvordg. Wdniu 3-go b. m.
zosta} tutejszy proboszcz ks.
Monem razony parolizem PREY Cd
prawianiu nabozehstwa i ley
obecnie chory.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

potrzeDoWaf wprawdzie "a make
mic zap{acic, ale cd miecha wynios}o
clio IS fenygsw.
w.
w. KS. FOznanskie.
Bazar 10 M~S1ostasoiiu kupif "a
$1,000 marek cd p. Kaskla Heldta
oberzysta p. Jeziorkowski W Milo
sowy dzierzawca Bazaru, przenios}
sw6j renomowany sk}ad do w}asnej
kamienicy.
Pred okoto 9ciu laty zaginaf
by} 13letni syn eberzysty Majew-
skiego z karczmy zwanej Prady pod
B~ydgoszcza. Ch}opiec ten wyszed}
wtedy pewnego wieczora i juz do
domu ME wr6ci}. Wszelkie poszu-
kiwania, publiczne og}oszenia, zad-
nego ME ednosi}y skutku; zgodzo-
no sic wiec z mysla, re ch}oplec
gdzies utona}, i jake takiego op}a-
kiwa4a rodzina przez czas d}uzszy.
W tych dniach atoli nadchodzi do
Prad list, W ktdrym zaglniony do
nosi, re sic znajdu]e W Momentum,
gdzie jest aktorem, j re niezad}ugo
przyjedzie do Bydgoszczy. Radosc
rodzic6w jest ME do opisania; mia
nowicie starry ojciec powiada, re
tax mu jest, jakby sig ma uowo ma
SWAT narodzi}. Co "a przywiazany
syn! Dzlewiec lat czeka}!
Tfzemeszno. w tutejszym sa-
die okregowym sprzedana bedzie
W dniu 2 kwietnia 0 godzienie 10
pred po}udnlem wies szlachecka
Smolary, obejmujaca POI hektarow
area}u.
Opaleniea. KS. Szymahski, kt6-
rego w1adza duchowa przys}a}a do
naszego miasta pc smierci
ks. proboszcza Krakowskiego, obej-
mule cd 1 marca administracya
parfi kopanickiej, a tamtejszy
duszpasterz ks. Gustowski obejmu-
je probostwo opalenickie.
W Jarocinie W zesz}y czwartek
%znaleziono stroza nocnego Merdzih-
skiego bez duszy lezacego ma uli-
cy Pleszewsk1ej. Zab6jstwa ME by
10. M. cierpia} czesto ma kurcze.
W Napoleonowe pod Gnieznem
dnia 7 z. m. W nocy spali}y sic
budynki gospodarza Grzeskowiaka,
a z nieml i inwentarz, kt6rego ME
zdo1ano wyratowaG.
1000 marek mia} otrzymac ia
ko zapomoge z fundusz6w uehwa-
lonych przez sejm ola dctknietych
powodzia obywateli W Poznaniu p.
Antonl Kromlicki, kt6rego kamie-
MICA ma w, Garbarach nr. 81 mo-
enc ucierpiala wskutek powodzi.
jake by}o zdziwienie pana K,
gdy zgfosiwszy sic pc wymieniona
wyzej sumo do magistrate, otrzy-
mai wiadomosG, re zapomogi, wy
znaczonej przez urzedowych taksa-
tor6w, ME otrzyma, gdyz... jest
czlonkiem komitetu wyborczego
miasta Poznania! I to sic nazywa
bye poddanym pahstwa, kt6re sic
wszedzie i zawsze odwo}uje ma "a
sadly r6wnouprawnienia! My Pola-
cy p}acimy por6wno z Niemcaml
ma fundusze uchwalone przez sejm
ola dotknietyh powodzia, ale
wsparcia z tych funduszy odmawia-
ja Polakowi, ktdrego zaufanie wspd}-
obywateli powo}a}o ma cz}onka ko-
mitetu wyborczego. Pan Kromolicki
ME powinien sic zadowolic otrzy-
mana o~dpowledzia, lecz precise
wszystkie MOTIVE instancye, a po-
s}owie nasi ME omieszkaja zapewne
PREY najbllzszej sposobnosci poru-
szye tel jedynej W swoim rodzaju
sprawy W Izbie.
TAX pisze wyraznie X ury er
Poznahs k i. Alec to rzecz ME
do uwierzenla! Toe zapomoga mia
Ia bye "a szkode, kt6ra woda zro-
bi4a. a ME 70 take lub owakie gfo-
sowanie lub nalezenie do komitetu.
nv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

wyda W tym roku $5,00o,00o ma
sprowadzenie emigrant6w z p6fnoc-
nej Europy.
W Holandyi nastapi}y strasz-
ne powodzie. Rotterdam jest caly
pod woda, il wszelka komunikacya
usta}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

Main Str, La Crosse, Wis.
Tie polskie cygara, jaknajlepiej
poleoonc przez Cenzora Franciszka
Gryglaszewskisgo tysiaee innych
PoIakow. kt6rzy je pala,sa W Genie
po 500. 90, 25, 80, 32, 81 i GO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07
TU D~OSTANIESZ
POLSKIE
CYGARO

p. Fortunskiego z La Crosse!
lie STOW. umleszczone sa ma
czerwonych tabliczkych, ktore
przysle sic kazdemu, co kupi przy-
najmniej 500 cygar.
fabryki wyberow tyunieznych
JOZ W. ~FOrtunskie0o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

W eolubiu, "a to re ks. De-
kowski ME zapallf illuminacyi W
dzieh urodzin cesarza, niemieccy
patryocy powybljali mu szyby W
oknach jego mieszkania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

drugie 8. Wdowa Wiktorya pooho-
dzi z Koziur6w W Galicyi.
Panic swiec mad dusza s. p.
Iomasza a mniej opiece ma
zlemi pozosta}e sieroty!
Fl. Mordec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

Frusy POlskie.
Ksiqds Laskowski z zakonu Re-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

Trzemeszno. w tutejszym sa-
die okregowym s~przedana bedzie
W dniu 2 kwietnia 0 godzienie 10
pred po}udnlem wies szlachecka
Smolary, obejmujaca 221 hektarow
area}u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

Opaleniea. KS. ~Szymahski, kt6-
rego w1adza duchowa przys}a}a do
naszego miasta pc smierci
ks. proboszcza Krakowskiego, obej-
mule cd 1 marca administracya
parfi kopanickiej, a tamtejszy
duszpasterz ks. Gustowski obejmu-
je probostwo opalenickie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

W M~apoleonowe pod Gnieznem
dnia 7 z. M. W nocy spali}y sig
budynki gospodarza Grzeskowiaka,
a z nieml i inwentarz, kt6rego ME
zdofano wyratowaG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

Prusy Zachodnie maja otrzy-
mac ~jeszcze jedno seminaryum ma.
uczycielskie. Gimnazyalne miastc
Wa}cz stara sic u ministra wyznani
i oswiecenia, ably TO seminaryum
jemu sic dosta}o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

W Jarociniie W zesz}y czwartek
znaleziono stroza nocnego Merdzih-
skiego bez duszy lezacego ma uli-
cy Pleszewsklej. Zab6jstwa ME by
10. M. cierpia} czesto ma kurcze.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-22
RAvENoUs WHEAT LICE.
They Threaten to Devour the
Entire Crop of Illinois.

They Threaten to Devour the
Entire Crop of Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 21.-The state
board of agriculture has communiea-
ton from the state entomologist, Prot.
S. A. Forbes, concerning minute
bluish-green, oval, rather sluggish in
sect found within few days in such
abundance on the heads and leaves of
wheat and oats from the Ohio river to
Madison and Champaign counties as to
create great alarm in the Illinois wheat
belt. The entOmOlOgist says its amaZ-
ing abundance seems due to the drOuths
of recent years and of the early spring
this year, its enormous rate of
multiplication enabling it to take a
rapid advantage of circumstances favor
able to it's increase. The amount of in
jury, he says, depends largely upon the
weather, and cannot be predicted. This
plant louse attacks so suddenly and in
such overwhelming numbers when it
gets fair start that nothing can be
done but trust to the weather and its
natural enemies. The insect is sus-
ceptible to immense destruction by
parasites, and seasonacle rains check
its mischief by their unfavorable in-
fiuence on the louise and by enabling
grain to support the loss of sap on
which it feeds. 1t damages only crop
plants of the grass family, including
wheat, barley, oats, rye, bluegrass, fox
tail and the like. It is an old world
species (diphonophora avence), COM
monty known as ''grain plant louse."
and infested the grain of Europe for
over 100 years. 1t was found in Illinois
in 1866. again in 1876 and 1878, since
which time it has not been reported as
specially injurious.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-22
MlNNEHAHA ENTRIES.
Over One Hundred Horses - /
Large Field and Big Prizes.

The following are the entries for the
July meet of the Minnehaha Driving
association. There will probably be
some additions as kilograms have been
received from Kansas, Kentucky and
Missouri that entries have been sent.
The purses offered for the different
events are more liberal than ever be-
fore, and aggregate $4,000. Arrange
ments have already been made to have
special trains run direct to the grounds
during the races. and everything is
being done that experience can suggest
to make the big crowd expected COM
Portable. Following is the official list
of the entries for the different events:
FIRST DAY, JULY 2.
Three-minute trot-J. F. Martindale.
Greeley, To-, enters Mambrino Medium;
Linn; j. J. Chadwick, Dakota, Ill. Aubrey;
o. c. Taylor, West Union. ch m Lena Miller;
N Belland, Chicago, H.. Antifriction; J. r.
Nelson. Bloomington, ILL.,, Mollle B; W. H.
Mccarthy, Los Angeles, Cal, m Lucy R; /;
John Splan, Cleveland, O., Hattie S.
2:27 Trot-J. N. Castle, Saltwater. Minn.,
enters ch Louis S; T. A. Kelly, Minneap-
oils. Minn., G Jerry L; j. K. Bullock, Syca-
more, Ill. g.;s March; S. n. Clement, Colon.
CiANSi SAOuNf ". W. CpCdIs Vhllu6-
apolis, Minn., br g Bob NJ; ". H. Mccarthy,
Los Angeles, Cal, br m Lena Wilkes; Y.
Simpson, Winona, Mimi. b e Dixie V; W. H.
Mccarthy, Los Angeles, Cal. br Rajah; C.
W. Williams, Independence, To-, m Lady
Mac; L. j. Phelps, Hutchinson, Mimi, b m
Capitol.
2:19 Pace-C.' A. Niles. Minneapolis, en-
tiers b. m. Lillian; Beachamp d Jarvis, Con-
cordia, Kan. b. m Tom; W. Il. Mccarthy,
Los Angeles, Cal, b.. q Baum
Bros, Montrose, Mimi, br. S. Louis B d. A,
Hancock, Blackburne, Mo-, b. G. Turk Frank
lin.
SECOND DAY, JULY 8.
2:37 Trot-M. Carnody, Cheybogan Mich,
enters m Ouida; Alldrich Searey, Aurora,
ILL.,, Ichi Ban; j. E. Taylor, St. Joseph,
Mo-, br G Two Eyes: G. w. Spear, Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, br G Star S; o. O.. Tibbitts, Sum-
ner, To-, BIS King: r. B. Vining, Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, ch g Prince Karl; W. II. McCar-
thy, Los Angeles, CAL, b e Lucky Boy; c. L.
White, ch Minneola; Bob Stuart Terra
Haute, Ind, b Five Points; C. W. Williams
Independence. To-, b Allerton; John Splan,
Cleveland, o.. b m May Queen.
2:45 Pace-Robert Forester. Kansas City,
Mo-, enters Butcher Boy; James Godfrey
Chicago, ILL.,, blk & Pat Legg; George W,
Spear. Minneapolis. MInn., Blue Stone !;
Dr. F. NJ. Ward, Marshalltown, To-, m Try
Me; j. Z. Taylor, st. Joe No., b A. X. Da-
Wis; j. E. Norton, Minneapolis, Mimi, br m
Flora NJ: W. W. Gibbs. St James, Minn., b g
Trument; w. II. McCarty. Los Angeles, Cal,
Big Cousin Joe: John Splan, Cleveland, o.,
plk e Jammie Temple.
a;ls Trot-W. H. Mccarthy. Los Angeles
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-22
Scraps of Sport.

Umpire-Umpires exercise their Judgment
on such plays. No rule exactly fits them.
and they are about as often decided one way
as the other. Generally. when the fielder
muffs the ball purposely the batsman is
called out and the men on bases are not
forced out When the ball is taken on the
bound. being purposely allowed to strike the
ground before the fielder's hands. it is usull
TO permit the fielder to execute double
play if possible.
Clark's nine and the Alerts play this after
noon on the Irving school grounds. This is
the third game played between these cluos.
the Clarks winning the first by a score OF IL
to 10, and the Alerts the second, 10 to IA.
This will be the deciding game, and will be
for blood. Batteries: ClaTk's, Clark and
Langford Alerts Harris ard Gruber.
From present indications the management
of the New York club has decided to settle
down and remain at Staten Island for the re-
mainder of the season, as President Day has
ordered his men to run drains all through the
ground at st. George and have the field
sodded during the absence of the club on the
present Western tour.
The Burr Street nine defeated the Post
Siding nine, at Post Siding. by the score Of
II to 8. Batteries: Burr Street. Bishop and
Smith; Post Siding, Davis and Philips The
feature of the game was the fine fielding OF
the Burr Streets.
yesterday afternoon in well-played game
by score of 8 to 2. The feature of the
game was Murnane's pitching, he striking
out sixteen men.
Wilknson-TenBroeck holds the running
record for a mile. He made it in :39A at
Louisville, KY, May "a. 1877, when five
years old, with ITO pounds up.
A five-inning game OF ball was played be-
tween the walters and bell boys of the Ryan
hotel for $40 side. The former won, the
score standing 6 to 2.
The Morris and Herman mines played at
Morris yesterday. The game was sprinting
match for the home team, which won by
score of Al to z.
The Thistle Strollers. the champion foot
ball team of Minneapolis, has issued chal-
lenge to any Chicago team, for game on
the 4th of July.
Watkins made over half his salary for the
Kansas City club in one deal-the sale of
Reynolds.
The Bloomington club, Of the Illinois
Indiana league, has disbanded.
1t is reported that the Pittsburg club is
$4,000 IN the hole.
Washington is said to be nlbbling after
Winkleman
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-22
Excited MOntanans Will Cut
Short the Career Of Hamil-
ton WILDER.
He Is Charged With the Quin-
quilateral Murder In Ju-
dith County.
Officers Now on the Way
From Helena to Iden-
tify Him.
His Right Name Is Peterson,
and He Is a Very Bad
Man.

Special to the Globe.
HELENA, Mont, June 21.-Hamilton
WILDER was arrested to-day by the
sheriff of Cascade county as the man
who murdered the five emigrants in
Judith county. He was travelling with
his wife and offered some resistance
when taken in custody by the sheriff.
One of the officers covered him with
gun. and he finally surrendered. Wilber
is now in Jail at Great Falls, and
parties are Oh the way to that town to
identify the team and wagon in his pos
session, which are supposed to have be-
longed to the murdered people. Wilber
has bad reputation, having been ar
rested in Montana in 1887 for the muir
der of a cowboy in Wyoming with whom
he was making long journey across the
county. WILDER was arrested for crime
at the time but broke jail and was fin
ally captured by the Montana authori-
ties. He was subsequently acquitted.
At the trial it was disclosed that his
true name was Harry Peterson. If
Wilber's Identification is complete
he stands a slim chance OF
ever having trial in court,
as the citizens of Fergus county are
so thoroughly aroused that they will
never allow him to leave Great Falls
alive. The murdered family have
almost been positively identified as
Joseph Kurtz and wife and Ed Briggs
and wife, well-to-do people of Helena,
who were on sightseeing trip to
northern Montana. The little girl is
supposed to be child the party was
taking to her parents.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-22
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Cincinnati and St.
Louis Are the Winners.

PHI pELPHIA, June 21.-The Ath-
letics made brace to-day and shut out
Columbus. Score:
Columbus. % o o o o o o o 90
Earned runs, Athletics 3; two base hit,
Orr; three-base hit, Stovey; double plays,
Fennelly. Bierbauer Larkin Kappel, Green
/, off Widner 2; base hits, Athletic II, Co
lumbus 1; errors, Athletic 1, Columbus l;
time, rs; umpire. Gaffney.
CINCINNATI, o, June 21.-The Kan
sas City club lost to-day's game by
wretched fielding and inability to hit
the ball. Score:
Cincinnati. .3 2 OO2 o 80
Kansas City....1 o . 0 o o o.
Earned rms, Cincinnati 4; Kansas City;
two-pase hits, Reilly, McPhee. Tebeau; three
base hit Manning; home run, McPhee;
stolen bases, Holiday. McPhee, Carpenter 2;
Tebeau, Reilly 2; Hamilton, burns; double
plays, McPhee, Reilly; first base on balls, by
Viau 2; Sowders 5; struck out, by Viau z;
Sowders 3 passed balls Hoover s.; Earle;
Cincinnati 5: Kansas City: errors, Cincinnati
Kansas City 5. Time, 2. Uupire Kerins,
LOUISVILLE. June 21.-Louisville was
beaten this afternoon in listless game,
played instead of that prevented by rain
yesterday. Score:
St. Louis. 40 o a 900 81
LOUISVILLE. 10 0 90 l 0 O-3
Earned runs, Louisville 1, St. Louis 4; two
base hits, McCarty, Duffee, Raymond; stolen
bases, LcCarty, O'Neil. Comisky 2, Ropinsons
Shannon, Hecker; double plays Hecker
(alone), Tomney to Shannon to Hecker, Com
isky (aioneA; first base on balls, off Ramsey
/, off Chamberlain 2; struck out. by Ramsey
3, by Chamberlain l: passed balls, Milligan
I I'm no T orig outs
vile 8; errors, St. Louis 2, Louisville 4; time,
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