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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-23
Enormous Flow of Natural Gas.

LANCAsTER, O., Feb. 22.-The gas we'll
owned by Theodore Mithoff, ST., was drilled
seven feet further into the gas rock this
than doubling it's capacity. In an attempt
TO measure it the mercury was blown out
of a three-pound gauge placed in the 5-S-
inch opening. A ten-pound gauge was
to four pounds, although the gauge was
perfectly held; the force was too
great to allow a more perfect test. AS near
as can be ascertained the flow is between
fifteen and twenty million cubic feet per
dav. An excited multitude has thronged
to the we'll all day. The drillers, Messrs
Streeton & Kee, pronounce it the greatest
well in the country. 1t is hoped that, it
NAV be packed and controlled by Sunday
night, when it will be lighted for exhibi-
tion. The well is located in the central
mart of the city, and an accidental ignition
Would cause a severe disaster to the main
business part of the city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-23

Four German iron-clads which lately ar
rived at Genoa were ordered, yesterday, to
proceed to Samoa Immediately.
The Cologne Gazette says the report that
Morocco has ceded territory to Germany
for a cOaling station, OF for any purpose, is
unfounded.
Max Bernstein, of Berlin, candidate for
to three months imprisonment for drawing
the blood of Christian boy.
1t is stated that Prince Alexander of Bat
tenberg will shortly be married to Mile
Leissinger, an opera singer of continental
reputation, and will thereafter reside in
Italy.
Count Antonelli, who was sent by the
camels bearing gifts to King Menilik, of
Shoa, was received with great cordiallty
by his Majesty. Count Antonelli found all
the Italians in Shoa in good health.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-23
Steamship News.

BosroN. Feb. 22.-Arrived: Lake Huron,
Roman, from Liverpool.
NEW YORK. Feb. 22.-Arrived: Spain,
from Liverpool Nordland, from Antwerp;
Saale, from Bremen.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-Sighted: Lydian Mon
arch, from New York.
BREMERHAvEN, Feb. 22.--Arrived: Ches-
ter. from New York for Rotterdam.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-23
IRISH POLITICAL PRISONERS.
Parneu and Balfour Engage in Discussion
of the Treatment of Carew.


LONDON, Feb. 22.-In the House of Com
mons Mr.. Parnell was loudly cheered, and
said that he regretted that he had been un-
able to give notice of matter that brooked
no delay. He proceeded to describe the
treatment to which Mr.. Carew had been
subjected in prison. He had been stripped
forcibly, his hair and mustache had been
shaved off, and he had been compelled to
lie one day on plank bed because he
refused to put on the prison garb.
Opinions might differ in regard to the wear
ing of prison dress, but they were face to face
with the question whether the executive
intended to enforce rule at the expense of
the health and possibly the. lives of prison
ers. Was it the Chief Secretary's
duty to insure what : was practi-
cally murderi Was he going to leave Mr..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-23
The Larrabee Libel Case.

Dies MONIES, Ia, Feb. 22.-The Larrabee
lihel case was resumed this morning. and
two witnesses were examined during the
day. The only interesting event of the day
was the offering in evidence of a letter
written by Judge Cole. who is now associ-
ated with the Governors counsel, In which
he states his belief that Turney was sent to
nrison for an aggregate of seventeen years.
Without any trial by jury or the court. and
that the proceedings OF his trial were mere
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-23
IAN K A X f T. Il INE
ABIG FOUR RAILWAY
All, THEREi OLD WINTER.

All, OLD WINTER
You got here, didn't yOu And for your late appear.
ance you not more welcome. Your biting pres
easier to bear because of its appt
arce Well you caught us this time, but for all that
have prepared an escape from you. 1t may be too
late to use it this time, but IL will keep, and many
victim who has been yours viii be yours no more. 1t
i pleasure always TO escape you but when to that
added the pleasure of escape it will become
OF the most desired things of life Now, old Boreas,
Just glance at this plan and il you haven't ju
rsdctOn. Our pan commences by visit TO the
q ketOfce corner Washington and Meridian streets,
bard Big train. away yo9 go down across Ken
tucky, TO Chattanooga. Right here winter finally
gives up the chase and Acknowledges hls
defeat. Away goes the freed TO Jack
sonville Fla. hngers among the orange groves
and hOwers, takes The Plant line steamer for Key
West and Havana. Cuba. Here the delights of this
gem OF the reveled in, the soft Andalusian
tongue is heard on all Sides strange delightful sights
and sounds greet you on every turn. Take steamer
across the gulf to- Vera Cruz, Mexico rail- MP the
mountains to City Of Mexico. The climate, sights and
strange people of this delightful country are never
ending in interest Entering at Vera Cruz leaving
st II Paso del NOrte Laredo Eagle Pass you have
right through the heart of Mexico Should you
westward to Los Angeles, Cal through the Pacific
COST regions, clear up to Vancouver, B. c., and defy
old winter an the time. BY this time II is summer
Old winter has left the country entirely. You can
come home via the grand routes the Northern Pacific
or Canadian Pacific via st. Paul.
j. H. MARTIN, Dist. Pass. Agent
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-23
DISASTERS IN THE EAST.
A Million and a Half People Starving-Mis-
sionaries Attacked by HTObs.

"A MILLION ana q bau feOpI6 ctarVInS-DIIS.
sionaries Attacked by Mobs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2o.-The China
steamer which arrived last night brought
news of great snow-stOrm in Chez Foo.
Over million and half people in the
province are starving and riots occur daily.
Missionaries have been attacked by mobs
of Chinese. led by the gentry.
On Feb. a great fire broke out in Shids-
noki, Japan, extending down fourteen
streets, and destroying one thousand houses,
including temples. schools and hospitals.
On the following day fire at Yokosuka gut
ted five hundred houses and burned to
death three men. On the same day ten
houses were destroyed at Joshiu and fifteen
at Toxic.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-23
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Outline Of the Policy Of the New French MIN
istry Organized by Tirard.
PARIS, Feb. ON. Spuller, who was Min
lister of Public instruction under the pre-
miership of NJ. Rouvier, has consented to
accept the portfolio of foreign affairs under
NJ. Tirard. The declaration Of the
new government, which will be
made tomorrow, will be brief. 1t
will set forth that as necessity for peace
the enemies of the republic must be at
once proceeded against, but the proceeding
must and will be entirely legal. NJ.
Clemenceau will support the Socialist
with the Bouiangists and the Right, will Will
vote against the ministry.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-23
Bombarded by a French Cruiser.

LONDON, Feb. 22.-The report that
French cruiser had bombarded Sagallo,
where the Cossack expedition under NJ.
AtchinOff had settled temporarily, killing
or wounding five of the expedition and cap
turing the remainder, is confirmed. The
bOmbardment was the result of the refusal
of NJ. Atchinotf to lower the Russian fla
which he had hoisted at Sagallo.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-23
Powderly Wants Cash.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22.-General Master
Workman Powderly. of the knight of
second s in s'yea YEAR for per CAPITA s e
tiops from the members Of the order.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-23
Exonerated by a Death Bed Confession.

LONDON, Feb. 22.-It is reported that the
death-bed confession of q resident of Dew
Onshire completely exonerates Lee. whose
arrest and conviction of murder commit
ted in Babbicombe, Devonshire, in 1884,
created great excitement in that town at
the time. Lee was sentenced to be hanged,
and short time before the day appointed
for his execution. was respited. Twice, SUBJ
but for various reason his execution was
deferred and Ahis sentence was finally COM
muted to Imprisonment for life. Now it
appears that he ought never to have been
arrested for the crime with which he was
charged
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-23
The Prosecution OF the Bishop of Lincoln.

LONDON, Feb. 22-Lord Carnarvon will
appeal to the House of Lords to interfere
to put stop to the ecclesiastical prosecu-
tion of the Bishop of Lincoln for ritualistic
practices. The ultra-ritualists in the
Church of England-and they are many
believe that the attack made upon the
bishop will work irreparable injury to the
church, and if persisted in cannot fail TO
drive large number of communicates
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-23
An Affront Resented.

the Municipal Council of Munich, just
held, the Clericals, who constitute major
ity of the Council. declined to support
resolution to congratulate DR.. Dollinger,
the leader of the "Old Catholics upon the
occurrence of his ninetieth birthday. The
result of the meeting becoming known, a
large meeting of citizens was held, at which
it was decided to resent the action of the
Council by sending doputatiOn, with con-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-23
BEE-LINE ROUTE
EAST AND WEST

The only line landing passengers in the Grand Cen
iral Depot. New York city. Wagner sleeping cars
between indianapolis, New York and Boston. The
fast Line 10 St Louis and the West. Elegant sleep
ing cars are run nightly this line to ST. Louis and
passengers can occupy them early as $50 p. m.,
1nG remain undisturbed until arrival OF train IN st.
Louis at 7:30 a. In.
TIME OF TRAINS:
y. T. & Boston FLYER pvs *32O m, 400 m
cleveland Express leaves 7:3O m, @7:25
II wayne d Dayton Exp lv's-*11:15 m
y. d Boston Express arr. ....$l1:35 m, *l0:35 m
MAI anG Express arrives -6:55 N. 5:15 M
stl, q Kan. Cy Fast Line lvs s1l:55 m t11:00 p m
NAL and Express leaves - 1925 m, $50 pm
~ Louis East Express arrives $40 M $40 IN
"&i ana Express arrives 1000 M <6:2o IN
For tickets, seepng-car accommodations. ETC., call
- - NO Bates House, No. 13s South Illinois street,
VI Union Station. II. G. PECK, Pass. Agt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-23
News from Stanley.

BRUSSELS, Feb. 22.-Lieutenant Baert,
who was at Stanley Falls when Henry NJ.
Stanley's letter to Tippoo Tib was de-
livered, has arrived here. He states that
the messengers were closely questioned,
and they confirmed the details of the let
ter. Lieutenant Baert believes that STAN
ley only reached Wadeladi by strenuous
efforts, and that Emin Pasha relieved STAN
ley instead of being. relieved and re,
victualed by him. Stanley was enabled
to return to Murenia in eighty
two days, when the. journey from
Yambunga to Wadeladi occupied ten
months Baert adds that fresh letters from
Stanley for England. written when Stan
ley departed from Murenia to rejoin Emin,
arrived at Stanley Falls just as he left. and
may be expected shortly. He says that
Stanley will not return either via the
Congo or via Zanzibar, but that he intends
to capture KhartOum and wrest the SOndan
from the Mahdi. Baert expresses conf
dence in TippoO Tbs fidelity, and says
that Tippoo's refusal to accompany Stanley
was due to his fear of risking the conse-
quences of a prolonged absence from STAN
lev Falls
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
PhACCIE IA
III.
w. KS.

Lubasz. W niedziele dnia 8 lu-
tego po}aczy} x. proboszcz Skap-
ski wez}em ma}zehskim p. M. Mi
k%ofajczaka z Wiellchowa z parma
Prakseda Czerwihska z Lubasza.
Prey tel uroczystosci wyg}osif x.
proboszcz %serdeczna move. Szczesc
Boze m}odej pare.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14

masiohski, zwfaszcsa wr6g Kos.
ciofa minister gtowny Krispi.
Nazwofywaf on zewszad masy ro-
botnik6w, chcac budowae okazafo
gnachy, place i %ulice, by pokazac,
jaki to swietnv Rrzym starry 20
zabraniu go OLGA sw. A teraz
Rzym oszpecif, pieniedzy brak, re-
boty rrzerwano, Il lud sic bury.
Kara Boska.
Krol Serbski Milan
zrzek} sic tronn IA kerzyso swe-
60 IL letnlego syna. Milan chce
sic znowu ozeniG i to z mfoda ME-
wiasta, posiadajaca CRUDE miliony .
Ma G6rnym slqzku - we'd
lug doniesieh katolicklej ,,schle-
sische Volks Zeitung' - wraz z
gor manizayca ma sic szerzyc
takze prtsstan ty z wan ie
polskiej dsiatwy. - z polecenia p.
inspektora szk6lnego zabronili ma
uczyciele K luczborgn
dziecom polskim szkolnym brad
Ii d .nauce d o + y o.
ri sw ietej, wykta-
danej 20 po s II.
W innych okolicach Gornego
slaska. pod Nisa, z~abieraja sic do
zakfadania szk6iek ogrodkowych,
W ktorych dzieci nizej lat szcsciu
maja bye wychowane talk, IL by
wstepujac do szkoly obowiazko-
wei rozumniafy nauke niemieeka.
Prze1ozeni szk6tek beda Niemk1
- G s k lie Dya-
k oni S k l..
R6wnoczebnie pod rosyj-
S k ! m Sr z u q e m w w | n
ciach mad ba i C h
skar2a sic N;emcy ma przeslado-
wanie g z k i g m Q c k e.
g o., WARY lie j, "a
storow it'd. Szescdzieeieciu
pnstorem wytoczono procesa sado-
we Ia niedoZwolone %szetzenle wia-
ry luterskiej z uszczerbkiem pra-
wosfawia. - Priced rokiem ia Ia
kte ,,przos'epstwa" wysfai Rad
dw6ch %pastor6w nit wygnanie dwu-
letnic do Smoleh ska. Jes.cze ME
1konezyf sic GAS wygnaDia, a juz
i'm os%wiadczorro, re raz nu zawszc
So pozbawieni urzedu dnchowne-
go " obrebie prowincyi nadbat-
tyckich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14

Zaraz z poczatku fOZpfa"y, ca-
ly process tax sic %zarysowaf, re pa
nj Strzelecka i jej syn, przez sad
przysieglych musieli bye uniewin-
nieni, tembardzej, re zeznania nal
gf6wniejszzj osoby, to jest ksiedza
Tch6rznickiego, by}y tax baiamut-
ne i skutkiem p%rzygnebienia VIE
kowego, idjotyczne, il nietylko
ME pomegly do w%yjasnienia, ale
jeszcze bardziej zagmatwa}y wszys-
tko.
Me pamietamy procesu kry-
minalnego, przynaimniej u mas,
tych rozmiarow, tego towarzyskie-
go znaczenia i szerokiego zaintere-
sowania, azeby obrona tax mlafa
u4atwione pole do dzia}ania, a
przeciwnie prokurator tax trudny
do spe}nlenia obowiazek. z czterech
obrenc6w, ktorzy W tel sprawle
stawali, tylko dw6ch t, i. PIP. Rom
ski i Duleba, wypewiadali Was
Give mowy obroncze, a przyszfy
i'm W pomoc TAX zagmatwane sy-
tacye, tax ba}amutne i niejasne
zeznania swiadk6w, TAXI, wreszcle,
chaos, krecqcy sic W kdfko ma jed
mem miejscu, re PIP. obrohcy ME
potrzebowali sic .wcale wys'lac, a.
by uratowaG honor swoich klijen-
tow. Ia to p. prokurator Girtler
znalaz1 sic, jakby W samotrzasku
i trzeba mu %przyznat, re ma swo-
jem stanowisku i Z tytu}u swego
charakteru i obowiazkew, wywia-
za} sic navel Z talentem, a ME po-
minal najdrobniejszej okolicznosci
i chwili, kt6re mog}y pos}uzyc ma
podtrzymanie aktu oskarzenla.
Wszystko sic, jednak, ma mic
ME zda}o, werdykt musiaf bye
univwinniajacy, DO pozytywnych
dowodow ami sledztwo, ami roz-
prawa ME wykaza}y.
PAM Myrya Strzelecka i pan
Aleksander Strzelecki: matka /
syn, powr6cili napowrot do spo}e-
czenstwa i W obec wyroku mkt
ME ma prawa robie i'm iakiego-
kolwiek zarzutu. Jednak sprawl
kuklzowska, zdaniem naszem, skon-
czona ME jest, a ME skonczy sic
dop6ty, dop6ki istotni winowajcy
wysledzeni ME zostana, a jezeli
juz ME zdo}anoby ich pochwyeic
osobiscie, to przynajmniej wykry-
tie bye powinny jakies pozytywne
Shady zbrodni, kt6reby by}y Jas
nym dowodem, jacy to z}oczyhcy
godzili ma zycie i majatek ks.
Tch6rznickiego?...
Rodzina PIP. Strzeleckich zro-
zumia}a to dobrze i ME poprzesta.
Ia ma wyroku uniewlnn1ajacym
matke i syria, lecz dok}ada wszel-
kich starah i ME szczedzi kosztdw,
ably wykrye istotnych sprawc6w
zbrodni, kt6ra do dis dnia jest
zagadka, a ley W l~nteresie wielu
osob, ably MIA bye przesta}a...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
PEACCIH IA
co SkYCHAC

w / osc Sc kciarze W
samym Rzymie wielkie nledawno
popeln1ls swletokradztwo, ~raczej
bezboznosc zbrodnicza. Tfum Dbl
XII wpadl do bazyliki Lateranen-.
sklej z kapeiuszaml ma gfowach i
cygaraml w ustach: Krzyczac z}os-
liwie obrzucali bIotem obrazy swie-
tie, q zakrystyanowi, ktory ich
chciaf Cd tego powstrzymac, led
vie sic udato uciec z zyciem, DO
JUL 60 je'!en re sztyletem gonif.
AZ sk6ra martwieje, gdy sic ety.
ia, re ludzie beg WARY talk szale-
ia.
- 11-go odbyt sic konsystorz,
ma kt6rym Ojciec sw. Mat do kar-
dynaf6w alokucya czyli przemewe.
Powiedziai, ze stara sic 0 prey
wrocenie utrzymanie dobrych st6-
sunk6w przyjaznych z rzadami,
ably Kosci6t m6gf tenn zbawien-
niei dziafa6. Wyraznit tez Ojelec
sw. n~adzleje, re z Rosya wnet dol
die do porozumienia.
DIS ieszcze ME moze ogfosic
nowych biskup6w ola Polski, lecz
moga bye Polacy spokojni, DO be
die bronif ich interes6w.
Wspominaf tez Ojclec sw. o
tyeh straszliwych zaburzeniach W
Rzymie, narzekaf, re utrzymanie
pokoju zbrojn,go lyle ia Judy ma
kfada cie&ar6w. Ale pok6j wtedy
tylko moze bye staty, jezeli ME na
mleczu armatach sic opiorn, lecz
ma religii i wierze Chrystusa Pa
nae
Ow erozruc h y Rzymie
podobno byfy bardzo grozne. Ro-
botnicy gfodni voltage: Plecz 70
stolica nedzy! burzvli i okradli
skiady; szkody jest so 100 tysie.
CT lir6w. Ale winien tcmu Rad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14

ks. wikary Juliusz Bartkow-
SKI z Je2ewa mianowany ka-
pelanem biskupim.
Ia przeni e W ierze-
ME urzedowych pieniedzy
skazany zostaf komornik sa-
dewy Lez;hski W Brodnicy ma
rok wiezienia.
Nieszczqsne y
a d k i. - Ma STACEY Mo.
wa przejechany zostal nasta-
wiacz z%wrotnicy Xawerski. =
Gaxety niemieckie donosza, Re
pozostajacy ma deputacie gbur
Okasze wski w Marzeneitz (?)
zaczadzlf sic gazem weglanym.
PEACCIE IA WIARUsA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14

l. boszyce C. logo BIN.
obchodzili mafzonkowie Tamasz i
Joanna z}ote wesele. Ciesza sic oni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
PEACCIE IA
w IESCl
Z Polskiej UJczyzny
Zieamie POlskie pod xn'
bOrem HlOskiewskinl.

Dnia 3 lutego umar} W DOM
broszynie w Kr6lestwie Polskiem
Rafa} Potworowski.
Dnia Sligo stycznia umarf i
zosta} pochowany ma Powiazkach
w Warszawie Jan Pradzihski z Ia
borowca pod fTomanszowem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14

w Bydgoszc@y pred sadem
nadzlemiahskim W wydziale kar-
nym toczyAa sic sprawl restaura-
tora / kupca p. A. Twardowskiego,
,oska1onego o obrase majestltu kr6-
l~ewskiego o ebraze ksiecia BIZ
.smarke. 4 przebiegu sprawy wy
kaza4o sic, re restaurator Macho-
wicz W zamiarze szkodzenia DO
da} ma pana Twardowskiego de-
n%uncyacyaa, a podplsaf JIG. ,,Czwik-
lihski, .Eelner". Kilku swiadk6w
zawezwaaych oswiadezy4o, re 0 nj
ezem ME wledza. Prdcz tegostwier-
dzeno. re denuncyaeya nadesz4a
do prokuratora wtedy w1asnie, kie-
dy Twardouski zaskarzyf Macho-
wicza O 200 NIX. nalezytosei "a
dostawione piwa. P. wskie-
go u%wolniono cd why i katy, mi
motto spotka}a 60 kara we formie
straty, albowiem cd poczatku pro-
cesu oicerowie i wyzsi urzednicy
zaczeli sic usuwac z jego lokalu,
a bywali tam dotad codziennie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
szerstwem zdrowim, ale tez Kor.
mex ME uzywa w6dki.

Pon1szowi e. 14-go Stycz-
nj a umarf tn ukoc hany
nasz organlsta pan Pigulla. Liczyl
lat 70, a pred dwoma laty obcho-
dzif rzadki jubileusz swego 5O-lat-
niego nauczycielstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
WSZELkIE
ZELASTWA
Kto pragnie kupic towarow
&elaznych, niechaj pamieta lie U
R D CONE CO..

mozna znaleze najlepszy wy
Dor pc cenach na)tanszych W
pofudniowej Minnesota. Nasze
zapasy obejmuja wszystkle 10.
we wynalazki i polepszenia u
narzedzi stolarskich i 1nnych
porzadkow, oraz wielki wybor
artykufow potrzebnych PREY
budowie / gospodarstwie, tu-
dziez wszelkich przedmiotow,
u2ywanych przez kowali bla-
charzy, dalei a%iezmierna ilos6
artykufow, ktGcych w aadnym
innym sztorze W tenn miescie
znalezG RE MONA.
z prsyjemnoscia ka2demu
pohazemy nasze towary ikaz-
diego jaknauprzeJmiej zapra-
szan:y, ably mas rac7yf od%,ie-
dziG.
R. D. COLE Co.,
Mr., 81, 66, 6s, i 70 East End Str
WINONA MIMI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
II.
SZHask.

Gubin Ena Dolnym Szlazku).
Morderstwo pred 7 ]aty popefnio-
ne bedzie ~jeszcze W tym miesiacu
pred tutejszym sadem przysieg1ych
os&dzone. w roku 1882 znikf z
pobliza miasta Gubina pewien po-
siedziciel m}yna. ktorege trup do
piero pc nlejalim czasie W leslie
zosta} znaleziony. G4owa by}a cd
reszty cia}a odaczona. Wypadek
ten by} swego czasu powodem
wielkiego popfoehu, a prey poszu-
kiwaniach "a morderca by}o trzech
komlsarzy krymiaalnalnych z Ber-
lima zatrudnionyeh. Podejrzenie
pablo n%areszcie ma innego posie-
dziciela mfyna, ktGey jednakze bez
sladu znik}. Pc kilku Iatach udafo
sic dziwnym zbiegiem okolicznoscl
%winowajce W Ameryce schwyci6,
Gdy 60 wtenczas transportowano
kolejs zelazna, wskoczy} do rzeki
Delaware i przep}ynawszy teze
chcia} uciec. Ale mu sic sztuczka
ME uda}a, gdyz przytrzymano go
W tel chwill, a obecnie juz tax da.
leko jest sprawl za}atwiona, re ME-
zad}ugo sadly przysiegfych Gala te
sprawe rozstrzygn2.
Bytom. K%ilkakrotnie juz karany
Jozef Morawlec z Szarleju, ktorego
teraz "a kradziez tlzymauo W aresz-
Gle, zdo}a& W c%zasie, gdy 60 pro-
wadzono pred sedziego, wywinaG
sig i uciec. Przypuszczaja, re z4o-
dziej udaf sic do Ameryki.
Lu boszyce. 1890 bm.
obchodzili mafzonkowie Tamasz /
Joanna z}ote wesele. Ciesza sic oni
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PEACCIE IA
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PruuSy POIskie.

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cezya. - Biskupi kapelan
ks. Ludwik Wellenberg zostaf
wikaryuszem W Jezewie, a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14

iva nAAouOJ pdlHo.
Koloni$ci n;emccy, ktorzy dotad
osiedli ma koloniach przez Rad
ur%zadzonych pochodza z nastepnie
wyszczegdln,onyoh KRAKOW okolic:
z Prus Zachodnich 1913, z W. Ksie-
silva Foznahskiego III, re Slazka
sc, z Brandenburgii 80, z Peme-
ranli 80, 2 Prus Wschodnich %,
z Westfalii II, z prowincyi mad
ronskich Is, z Hanoweru i z He
syi II, re szleswiku 7, re Sakso-
nil 5. z KRAKOW niepruskieh II,
z Rosyi II. u tych ws4ystkich
jest protestantow SCI, katolik6w
%, menonitow 3 i 1 zyd. Ma vic
sne ma przybye okoto SO szwabdw
z Wytembergii iesli sic zgodza ma
warunki i'm postawione, ola eze-
60 dotad jeszcze ME pekazuja ocho-
ty. Do debr zakupionych ma kolo-
nizacya :przyby}o W tych driach
Niemleckie-W ilkowe W povocie
wschowsklm majsoe l46O heksarow
ebszaru, a %sprzedane przez dr.. Re-
kowsk1ego pc smienci zony Mela-
NIL re Stablewskich.
Komasya koloniaacWna poleci}a
pewnemu budowniczemuw R,,goz.
ME wystawi6 25 barak W Bog unie.
VIE l Ruszowie. Baraki tie majs
bye gotowe ma l kwietnla RIB. i
przeznaczone So ola osadniko W ma
jacych przybyc W tym czas lie W
tamte strony.
W Srodzie osiad4 'ozwar ty ad-
wokat. Nauczyciel pan Felicki
przenesi sig cd 1 marca ma posa-
de W Brzeziu w powiecie sredz-
kim.
Proboszcze rzqdoeni, Blrenk W
w Kosclanie i LEAK W SKI :zetarzu,
maja oddaG duszpasterstw o urze-
dove w reCe praWo wierl lych ka-
ptanow; zostawione ira tyl.ko beda
dochody z zajmowanych probostw.
DO Wronek nadeszaafa TELEGRAPH
Una wiadomosS 2 Berlina, IL osta-
rtecznie W sejmie uchwalono bu-
dove wiezienia " Wronkach ia
ko pierwsza rae wyznaczono 400
tysiecy marek, talk, Il juz ma wio-
sne rozpoczna budowe.
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nadzIemiahskim W wydziale kar-
nym toczyla sic sprawl restaura-
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