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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-14
1ndurntcd Fibre Ware.

The attention Of the public il directed
to my new stock of Tubs, Buckets, b.
rims, ETC., manufactured from 1ndurated
Wood Fibre, pressed out in one piece,
without seams or hoops. It il light
and durable, will not shrink or swell,
will not faint my kind of liqnid
and bids fair to Supercede tin md wood.
ell ware. Call and exnmine it.
II. CHASE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-14
PRIIkade Hotel.

Since the recent fire ut Pnlisnde
which destroyed my hotel, together with
it's contents, have opened the PAIL
SADIE HOTEL and alp now prepared
to ACCOMMODATE the travelling public
with good accom- rnodations, both AZ to
board and lodging. A liberal share Of
the public patronage is respectfully
collected.
10 E M BAUM
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HeadlnR Rooms.
E M BAUM

The W. g. T. u. Reading Rooms are
we'll supplied with tho bert literature,
IRE open every day and visitors are
always welcome. On Saturday evening
strawberries, sugar aud cream, with
cake, will be supplied.
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M RROnIc.

There will be q special meeting Of
EIko Lodge No. Is. F. d A. M. mt their
Hull On next Tuesday evening, May
l4th, at z 80 o'clock, for work in the
Second Degree. Members of the order
are cordially invited to be present.
G. W. GROVER, W. III.
r. N. STONE. Secty.
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Z ndertakiIlR.

Having purchased Of Brown & Hos
kins their interest in tho Undertaking
business, l am now prepared to attend
to oil calls in that line. will also at
tend to the repairing and upholstering
OF Furniture, etc. Shop on COmuercisi
street, next door to Brown d Hoskihs'
old stand.
6-5 ME- pKTERsoH.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-14
HE.Sve amd Let aive.0

Those who desire to purchase tho best
quality vf Groceries and Provisions are
referred TO tho nbovn reliable house
where fair dealing and courteous trent
unent is the :ule. Glassware, Tinwsre
Stone IAIn, Nuils etc. always in stock,
Ii II. CEASE
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-14

marms; we have four within radius of
ten miles, and all god looking bat
three, and if the rising genera ton ain't
intelligent It won't be for the lack of
schoolmarms.
CRAZY SHEEPHERDER.
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to day.
Strawberries, three boxes for half,
at Henley's.
The victor crows, while the van-
pushed eats crow.
VIM. J. Gardner and wife came down
from Halleck this morning.
Fresh prepared Squirrel, Gopher and
MnRpie poison Mt Muller's Drug
Store.
F. H Kesfe came down from Deeth
this ehoruins and will return this even
ing.
The victor enjoys the spoils. while
the vapquishcd submits to being
spoiled.
Fishing poles from 25 cents up. and
full assortment of fine fishing tackle
at Muller's.
Reckhart & Froelch have just re-
reived another cur load of the famous
milwaukee beer.
Specsni meeting Elko Lodge No. Is,
F. & A. M to night at 7:2O o'clock for
work in the Second Degree.
Onion sets of the purs white, silver
skin variety, the finest onions grown
at H. Chase's.
J. w. Dorsey Esq. left last night for
San Francisco. Mrs.. Dorsey will re-
turn with him within n few days.
G. H. sproule will arrive this evening
with consignment of young trout for
stocking the streams of this county.
JAS Brain has just received an as
aortment of fine feather busters, some-
thing needed in every house. Drop i'll
and see them.
Constable Triplett went up to Wells
this afternoon to take charge of three
trampE who we're arrested there charged
with breaking into O car.
Since 1872 Nebraska has planted on
arbor days $50, 900 900 trees. The arti-
fcial groves begin to change the climate
and tho appearance of that State.
The Appeal publishes the letter of
Senator Stewart to Secretary Window.
on the subje* of suspending coinage ut
the Carson Mint, as a supplement
Appeal:-The Grand Jury of Storey
ignored the charges against Dave
Crosby. Mr.. Crosby passed through
Carson last evening to San Francis
90.
Winnemucca was favored with an
other fine shower yesterday morning,
and the Silver State says prospects for
feed are fifty per cent. better than they
were ten days ago.
Ben Fitch. of the Bulls Head Hotel.
Wells, is in town to-day. He reports
the Bulls HoaA as doing good, sietdy
business, and it deserves il, for it is q
first class hotel
1t Is estimated that the amount paid
:: Tor Mindow-reut on Fifth avenue, New
York, during tie Centennial parade
would pay s,iEAe taxes gu that street
for year. ....
There arc now fifteen prisoners in
the county Jill. Ono was brought
down from Matches, near Deeth, last
evening charged with breaking into the
section house and stealing gun.
John Il. Bradley came down from
Deeth this morning; he sa!s his men
are bus, gathering cuttlo belonging TO
the Arm Of j. R. Bradley & Sons, and
that they will soon be on tho road with
large herd which will be driven north.
Alta Having carried the country by
insinuating that there IL no Treasury
surplus, the Reput licanS now insist mp.
on ON extra session Of Congress TO get
rid Of the surplus. Americans must
have mighty brief memories.
Bsisnont Courier:-Work Is pushed
~ usual in tho Barcelona mine, and
the commentators at Spanish belt ar,
RAINING nicely. Mr.. Severance tells III
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TO Let.
AZ

A front room. 9x34 feet, suitable for
Shoe Shop, Tailor Shop. Bnrber Shop,
Fruit Stand or Chop House. Apply ut
Bank Exchange SALOON.
SoLoN PECK,
1922 II
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$500 IA $4,000 49, a m !CSr,rH e; can J.. b.

9TWVV " NvVlVV mude Working Tor nE:
Agents preferred who can furnish horse and
give th' ir whole time to the business. SpsTe
NOM. pts Iuhy DO prontsbIy employed also. A
few vacsnciss in tnwns' snd cities b. =.
JOHhSOS L 60. 1909 Main e., kiohmond,
Va Please state age and business
experience. Never Mind about
sematnR ataFaP for reply. n. E.J.
n 90.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-14

An immense stock
of Wallpapers, Bor-
ders and DecOra-
tons, in all grades
and qualities and at
lowest prices at
Remnants. These
goods have just ar
rived and are the
latest patterns out
this season.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-14

Just received from the Enst . large
invoics Of Mems Clothing A.
81, R2zRaLRT's
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Admission rs cents: children SO cents.
Reserved sents at Express Office, with
out extra charge.
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SALmAGCNDI.

Miscellany on first page.
j. D. Abel, of Fort Hal!eck, isin town
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1922 II
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THE FINEST ASSORTED STOCK
In the Country.
Or dCrs by mail solicited and will receive al
much care and attention As il custom.
era were present to choose.

In sending for goods always remember
M. REIN H ART,
Elko, Nov.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
PbACCIE IA
Process KukizOWski.
q LWowskiego G0,icn).

" h~WoWshleSO GOUCG).
20 trzech tygodniach publlcz-
mel rozprawy, skohczy} sic. naresz-
cle' process kryminalny, kt6ry zaj-
mowaf uwage nietylko cafej Cali
cyl, ale z pewnoscia cafej Polski-
obewinni bowiem, a obecnie unie-
winnieni, naleza do dobrej i osia-
d}ej szlachty, powiazanej krwia
i s%tosunkami we wszystkich czes-
ciach dawnej Polski. Jest tez Was
ciwoscia szerokiego posp6lstwa, ze
gdy czfowiekowi re sfer uprzywi-
leJowanych majatkiem, urodzeniem,
Tub nawet talentem ~poslizgnie sic
noga ma tym bozym swiecie = O.
PIMA publiczna saSzi go surowiej,
namletniej, a mnostwo jest i ia
kich, ktdrzyby bez sadu i sledztwa
wydali wyrok potepienia.
Szczegoi6w sledztwa z toczace-
go sic procesu kukizowskiego, oczy-
wiscie, ME podawalismy, DO to ME
nalezy do pisma wychodzacego
ME codzieh = uwag zas, kt6re
nam sic nastreczafy podczas sledz-
twa, robl6 ME moglismy, DO tego
zabrania ustawa prasowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14

POCZTA BKYSKAWICZNA 2
wygodnemi pociagami 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
i St. Joseph, Nc.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich g}ownych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem m a p, plan6w
a d y i ceny tykiet6w oraz ce-
ny fracht6w trzeba sic udac do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE, &ST. PAUL
albe do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia k~olejewege gdziekolwiekbadz ma
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A, '. II. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Gen'l Pass, and Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwodow n~alezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE, Est. PAUL,
trzeba pisac do H. G. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
CHICAGO MILwAUKEE&ST. PAUL RAILWAY
Leave Winona- East West
Chicago Day Express 6:42 pm 1904 a m
Chicago Night Express HOS p $50 m
Chicago and St. Louis ex. o:24 NJ AJAX pm
La Crosse Local o:47 pm zee.
Fast Mail 1902 p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
niadzwiedzieIIl

= Ma niedzwiedzie!!!
krzyknaf Pukalski, chwytajac
mEie ga rece.
observation-disclosures Lit.
vie to chleb powszedni.
"A to WEI mnie bratku,
z soba!.. przyciskajac male
do serca. W pierwszeD chwili
ME wiedziafem co mu odpo.
wiedzlec;; ME wypadafo bo-
wiem przywozic 70 SODA clio
w'eka cafkiem obcego, do
krewnych dotknietyeh smier-
ciq ciotkl Pirosyny. Ale gdym
sobie przypomniat fatalnosc.
jaka mnie przesladowafa prey
ka&dem wybieraniu sic ma
Lltwe, propozycya Pukalskie-
go byta nlezmiernie ma reke...
przyialem vice ia z radoscia i
zaraz naza.lutrz wybralismy sic
W droge.
P6droz. DO to byfa istna
podroz... kohmi najetemi,
poczta z pierektadnyml, trivia
ia pare tygodni. Przyjechalis-
vice do Wojszyttow ju2 ma.
turalnie zapozno. Ciotke W
pare dni pc zgonie pochowa-
ne, a zrobifa mnie W testa-
mencie spadkobierca dwudzie.
ste) czwartej czesci majatku,
co ma menete obliczywszy, ja-
kles pare tysiecy ziotych sta
now'fo. 90 prawda, ME bYfo
POGO tfuc sic pare tygodni,
ale pocleszafa mnle nadzieia
za]rzenia w oczy tym niedz-
wiadkom, o ktorych lyle "a
mfodu slyszaiem, a kt6rc zna-
lem tylko re sztuk akreba-
tycznych, jake prowadzone ma
fahcuchach pokazywaly.
Pukalski, przeroblony la
predce W mego kuzyna, byf
tez Jak krewniak przez poczci-
wego Litwina PREY mowany, a
role koligata odgrywaf mako
mlcie. =. Pfaka1 razem 2 nami
jadt tax rozpaczliwie jak oni,
a pit z wieksza desperacys, lax
gdyby boil pc stracie ciotki
Plrozyny chciaf zalae. Led
we vice przeszfy pierwsze
dn1 smutku i 3atoby ma ra-
dykalnem utrzymsniu sic ko-
ligatow, Wojszwittowie, ola
rozpedzenia czarnych mysll,
urzadzili nam obtawe ma niedz-
wledzla, z dobrymi litewski-
mi chf'pami, z ktorych kazdy
JUL sic z niedzwiedziem brat
"a barry, i z pieskami niewiel-
kleml, ale z ktorych kazdy
take )akas pamiatka przez
M'sia by1 JUL uczestowany.
Puszcza to byia ~raczej, ME
las nasz polski.. -. Miedzy ME-
botycznemi sosnami, lezafy OIL
brzymie powafy, przerosfe do
kofa gaszczem leszczyny. Ma
bagienkach tn i owdzie rozrzu-
conych, rosfy cafe kepy z
pnla wypuszczonych olszyn,
Sdzle z9s drzewiny jaklej brak-
10, tam okrutne burzany, ta-
taraki, trzciaa i jakies niezna-
ne mi zielsko, tworzyly jakby
jeden muir zwarfy. Gdzienie-
dzle tylko zna6 byfo lesae
dukty, lub wazgle sciezyny,
ktoremi zwierz dziki zwykf
byi przechadzaG.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
Wyjeadaam

JSLOA uC
miasteczka pozno W wieczor.
Formal byf troche urzniety,
bonn mu dat wodki kwaterke
ma wyjezdnem, ale lie razy
wodki przebraf, zaciagal ia
cezy, niby kurza slepote. Me
uwazafa tel bestya, lie sic ma
ullcy ]akies bachory zydow-
skie bawify.
Ola parady, palnaf z bicza,
konie szarpne}y ostro i POM
knehsmy galopem. w tem...
sfysse pod konmi pisk, krzy!,,,
place., Jeki... -StoG -zawofa-
lem ,,eo to?!'...
A tn W jednej chwili o.
pada mnie chmura pospolstwa
zydow ME &ydow, m~;eszczan
ME mieszczan, z ha}asem !
przeklenstwami... jedni 1apia
"a konie, drudzy "a fornala, a
lnnl wprost do mnle przysxa-
kuja.
Go to-. czego chcecie?..
-krzykne p blyki.
-Przejechaliscie nam die
Gil. zbojce!..-wofa]q dokota.
Wyskakuje z kryki... patrze...
rzeczywiscie drze sic pare ba-
chorow. przeiechanych lie
szczesliwie o lyle, lie zyli,
chloe jeden miaf z nogi skore
zdarta, a drugi tape przetra
coma. Trzeba byte jechac do
burm'strza, dac z sieble spisaG
protokof, podpisa6 visum re-
pertum d%obtora, "a )edno i
drugie cichaczem zapiacic, a
nadto oddac wszystkq gotow-
Ike com miaf ma droge, ola
bachorow pa plastry. Formal
pewedrowal Ma GAIA noe do
clupy, ia zas, Okla uie zmru-
zywszy, musiafem sam koni
dogladac i nazajutrz wieczo-
rem byfem W moznosci wye
chanla z miasta, wsrod gwiz-
DANA i smiechow calej zgral.
W dodatku musiafem sledzieG
ma kozle / powozic SAM. for
nal moi BOWEN do tel funk
cyl niezdolnym, skutkiem no
c%zestunku, jaki mu sic sub
secreto dostaf w areszcie.
TAX vice, ME majac fun
duszu ma dalsza droge, wroci-
fem do domu, z mocnem po-
stanowieniem ME wybierauia
sic w'ece] ma Litwe, pc trzech
takich feralnych wypadkach.
-Rzeczywiscle, sciga}a Gig
ski.
-Czysta feralnosc!.. Otoz
dochowalen slubu i przez lat
plec amin 0 wyjezdzie ME pu-
myslaf, TAX Re mi i LIT va i
Wojszwlttowice i niedzwiadki
j c'otka Piro2yna zupefnie z
gtowy wywietrza1y Al tn
pewnego zlmowego wleczoru,
kledym sobie naspokojniej
drzemaf przed kom:nkiem, pies
legawy, rozciagniety u n6g
moich, zawyf nagle.. stoi pre-.
demna posfaniec re stacvi, z
telegramem cd Wojszwittow,
donoszacym mi o smierci ciot.
Xxi Piro&yny j wzywajacym do
haCycntniastoWeg0 przybycla
pc sukcesya. Me by1o co zwIe-
kac.
Owszem... = zauwazyf
Zajaczkowski, naipiluiejszy re
sfuchaczy, ia bym by1 ME
.jechaf.
Ola czego? - spyta1 BIZ
gosiewicz.
BIO pies, zamiast zaszcze-
kac, zawy1.
A prawda... - odparl o.
neutrality-suspicious. nalezafo
to JUL do feralizmu, Fem ma
to ME zwrocif uwagi.
Me przerywajcie ma b.
ga = wtracif p. Ambro2y -
czas do boru... Mozebys to
poznie] d%okohczyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14

iroliq p. Ambrozy.
No, ~naturalnie - wtracif
! Blgosiewicz-maja racya, pu-
kalski to grace pierwszej woody.
-Fuszer!.. = mrnkraf p.
Ambrozy.
Eee... moi Ambrozy =
zaeponowaf Bigesiew'cz - to
chyba zazdrosG przez two)e
usta ~przemawia.
Me mann .powodu d.
zasdrosci, b. com ia W 2yciu
mojen. zabif, tego Pukalski
przez caty wick swoj ME wi
dial.
No.. no.. mruknaf Sar-
nowicz.
Go prawda - wtracif Ia
laczkowski-to Pukalski pro-
chu DUO napsuje... dale CA
sem strzaly niemozfiwe... wa
Ii all pyta o sto krokow, TAX
jakby miaf u siebie prochow-
ME GAIA no rozkazy.
A no s}yszycie... przer-
wal mu pan Ambrczy, zwra-
cajac sic do pozostafych gosci
ia taklej pukaniny ME cier-
pie, DO to i duzo huku i pu
ku, a rzeczy mafo:: lubie stree.
lac ma pewno, albo promo
ME pfoszy6 zwierzyny.
-Lub co gorsza, postrzeliG
tylxo-dodaf Sarnowicz.
Ma strawe ala lis6w i
jastlzebi.
-Wszelako przerwaf Bigo-
~s;ewiez-mozecie 60 krytyko-
wac jak chcecie, ale widzlafem
take strzaly Pukolskiego, lie
tylko pas6 pred MIN ma ko-
lana.
TO-. o.. O..
Ma kolana ;ak Boga ko-
cham! ia sam stanowie zywy
dowod. DO gdyby ME Pukal-
ski, by!bym JUL dawno zie-
mic gryzf, luo ma podobien-
stwo Szczupackiego fykai wo-
de zaskorna W podziemiach
cmentarnych.
Col to "a dramat?-py-
tall sasiedzi.
Z udziafem Pukalskiego
zwfaszcza... dodai usmiechajac
sic zfosliwie p. Ambrozy.
-Powiem wan - odrzckf
Bigosiewicz, ale pod slowem,
De mledzy nami to zostanle,
DO Pukalski wspominaG nawet
0 tenn ME lubi.
OtoA pred laty pieciu czy
szesciu miafem interes pole
chanla Ea gfeboka Litwe, do
moich kuzynow Wojszwitt6w,
W kwestyi spadku, jaki nam
sic pc ciotce, Wojszwittownie.
otworzy}. Mic zna}em majatku
mojej ciotki, sfyszaiem tylko
"a mfodu, lie miaia lasow cos
okoio tysiaca z czems dziesia-
tym, ktore }aczyfy sia z og-
romnemi Radziwlftowsk:emi
knlejami. W lasach tych mia
iy swe legowiska niedzwiadkl.
Marzy1em tel zawsze o tenn,
zeby i'm raz zlozyc wizyte.
-Niedzwiadkom? -, spytaf
Szczupacki zfosliwie.
Wojszwittom - cdparf
chmurzac sic Blgoslewiez a
nawet, jesli cheese, i jednym
l druglm... rozumlesZ?
- Rozumlem... niedzwiad-
kom i WoJszwittom... a:bo
Wojszwittom i niedzwiadkom,
CO ma jedno wychodzi.
-Jakto ma jedno?-~krzyk-
nal urazony kuzyn.
= No, to tylko ro3nica
sk]adni szyAu.
= Bardzo Gle prosze ME
wyie2d2ac mi tn z TWEEN
skfadniami!
- No.. no - prZe:waf y.
Ambrozy-koncz sasiedzie, DO
czas do lasu.
OtoA marzyiem zawsze
r ~ H.. T.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
Ma StanOWisku
Opowiadanie.
(Ciag dalszyl.

-Slada'cle j zablerajcie sic
do snladania zapraszal pan
Ambroay - czas leci... slonce
JUL wschodzi... "a pot godziny
powinnismy bye ma stanowis
kach.
To sic zrobi-odpari BIZ
gosiewicz, wypijajac druga
szklanke kawy-przedewszyt-
klein glod zaspokoi6 trzeba,
DO strzelec gloomy, s jezdziec
modny...
-Panow;e kawy czy her
batki?.. - pytala nowoprzy :
by}ych gospodyni.
Co Bog da odrzekf Ia
jaczkowski. - ia, co prawda,
gruchnafbym z gus}em kieli-
seek wodki - szepnal panu
Ambrozemu DO ucha.
To i jail. = poparl go
Sarnowicz.
-OwsZem:.. owszem... jest
ma podoreczu... o.. pal!
Obadwaj mysliwi trzasneli
pc tegim k:elichu.
-Hu!"s.- chuehnat z gle
hi piersi Zaiaczkowski - teraz
czuje, lie mi sic ciepfo robiG
zaczyna.
Il mnie... l mnie... males
mysl wyborna.
-Szczupacki... a tybys z
nami ME gruehnaf? - spytsli
sasiedzi z usmiechem.
- Umarfby ne miejscu -
podchwycif Blgosiewlcz.
Ale cato tobys z grobu
zmartwychwstaf odciaf sic
Szczupacki.
-Kiedy nlema amatora -
ozwaf sic cichutko pan Krop-
ski-to ia presze.
- OWszem... owsZem... -
zawofaf gospodarz domu MALE
wajac mt kieliszek.
Pan Kropski niesmiafo ujaf
go W dion, jak gdyby sic sam
sieble wstydzii; przez chwile
patrzyf sic lubieznie ma czys-
eiutki ten nektar.. nareszcle
zwolna poduiosf go do ust,
odparf ma wargach i "a jed
nym :swattownym ruchem g}o-
wy W ty}, wyebylif cafy kieli-
seek do dina.
Ale powinszowac ci spus-
Lu-wtracif Bigosiewicz.
Ne wiedziafem o tym ia
lencie-przerwaf p. Ambrozy
-teraz ME dziwi7 sic, lie mu
kavy ma spirytusie ME dajesz.
A co to ma jedno do
drugiego?
= Rozumiem znacznie tych
SLOW. MONA 60 produkcyj
niej zuzytkowaG.
Me ma kwestyi = odparl
Krupski-ma sic to wytliG ma
marne, to lepiei silly s}abe 20.
krzepic...
-Dajcie pokoj z przymow
kami-odezwaf sic Chybalski.
-Pamietam jak dzls, be o
gfupie docinki PREY AielisSku
miafem moi trzeci poJedynek.
A teraz kawy czy her
batki?-spytafa PAM Barbara.
- ia prosze O herbate =
rzekf Sarnowicz.
i ia dito-dodaf Zajacz-
kowski-ale jesli MONA z "a
raczkiem.
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cit Sarnowicz-dobra mysl...
to / ia prosze o TAXA sama.
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sifa gospodyni, podajac Cos
ciom ow nektar.
| zroblfa sic cisza chwilova,
ka2dy BOWEN, zaspokojouy,
W najgoretszych pragnieniach,
zaJety byi s~pozywaniem tych
darow Bo2ych, ktoremi go z
GAIA szlachecka serdecznoscla
ugaszczano.
Pierwszy zaiatwil sic Bigo
siewlcz, chociaz podwojua pol
knaf porcya,-stynaf on led
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04
PARNELL'S ADMISSIONS,
He Frankly Tells the Commission that
He Prevaricated, and Why.

In the cross-examinatlon Of Mr.. Parnell yes
terday, after The STARS report had closed, Mr..
Parnell denied that he knew Number One
either under the name of Tynon or any other
name, and said that he had never heard Of Mr.
Egans being associated with 1.-The martyrs
fund" for the benefits of the families of the
Phoenix Park murderers. He saw nothing
criminal in the fund, and rather thought it was
right to assist the innocent victims. The mar
tyrs' fund" might not however, have been the
most appropriate name for such a fund. He
could not, he said. recollect denouncing out
| RACES between 1873 and 1881. He believed the
outrages perpetrated to have been the work of
small secret societies. Witness was then asked
whether, if secret societies adverse to the
league had existed. and if vast majority of
the people belonged to the league. there would
not have been ample evidence obtained to con-
vict the perpetrators of outrages, but parried
the question, saying that that might or might
not have been the case. Here occurred the
most remarkable evidence in the witness cross
examination.
Attorney General Webster quoted state
ment made by Mr.. Parnell i'll the house of COM
mons, during the debate on Mr. Forsters bill
i'll 1881, suspending the writ of ha IDEAS corpus to
the effect that secret societies mad then ceased
to exist in Ireland.
Did you believe that when you said it?''
asked the encouragement.
mo-; replied Mr.. Parnell, "at any rate, it
was grossly exaggerated statement"
There was buzz of surprise throughout the
courtroom at this response.
Did you, or did you not" continued the
attorney-general Intend to misstate the fact
when you made that statement
81 have no doubt did," was the reply
The attorney-general-Deli
Mr.. Parnell-Yes; deliberately.
The attorney general-You deliberately
made the statement, knowing it to be untrue?
Mr.. Parnell-Yes; or if not untrue, very ex-
travagant and boastful.
The attorney-general-And you have never
snce withdrawn it?
Mr.. Parnell-No; have not.
The nonchalance with which the witness
and elected Kisses.
Probably" added Mr.. Parnell 1.-THE state
ment was meant to mislead the house 1 am
afraid it did not, for the bill was passed. NY
purpose WAS to exaggerate the effect the league
had in reducing the number of secret societies
| The league undoubtedly diminished the num-
Der of secret societies. though it had not
swept them away as 1 stated" Mr.. Parnell
was then asked what had become of the Land
Leagues books. He explained that some were
| brought to London. and were before the COM
mission. The cash book and ledger had dis
appeared, he did know where, neither was
Treasurer Kenny, Mr.. Egan. or any other of
the league officials able to tell what had be-
come of them. The letter books and files of
|, letters had also vanished
Sresiding Justice Hammer here impressed
W IN the witness the fact that the court at
ta"hed great Importance to the missing docu-
mex y, and MIR. Parnen promisedto try to find
them