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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02
glxrY MuLEg ANp lQRsEs RURNEp.
Lightning Destroys the Richmond street
Car Stables.

Car stables.
RlcnMoND, Va, August l,-About
1880 this morning storm broke ovei
tho city during which the city railway
stables, located just without the limits,
in the west end, were struck by light
ming. Tho building took FIRE, the flames
spread rapidly and before aid arrived
the structure was consumed and sixty
mules and horses were burned up, sever
street cars were also destroyed. The
loss cannot yet be estimated, but the
disaster will seriously interfere with
travel for some time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02

When Mr.. Long had flushed speaking
Mr. breckenridge, amid appreclative ap.
plause, began his Grafton.
Following is u briel synopsis Of Mr.,
RrorkonrlLVn's nrntiOn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02
ilu,l,sl. i,S,ta,,llInv

wtSSEpEo, August 1.-THE warrant
ior Butks'S eSiadlLion will reach here
on Saturday at noon, and on Sunday
morning, Chief Hubbard and other
Chicago 6IlCers will leave iot llotne,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02

LoNboN, August i,--snow storms anl
Icy rains prevail throughoutswlLGgfland.
The mountain passes arc partly blocked,
Extensive Hoods arc reported In Bllesia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02
A LBATllER FAILURE,

a Leading ilouSe Goes Under for n Guar.
ter Of II million.
BosroN, August 1.-Johnson & Co.,
leather dealers, doing business at 244
Purchase street, Boston, have failed. II
Is said at the office OF the firm that the
liabilities will be under S25O,000s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02

SAN JvAN DRL Sun, August l,--Col
E.yaresto !. Oafa1c, PseSidsnEoiN Nicaragua
died to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August lear.
tlyedi steamer Nederland from Antwerp,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02

sonal friendship aud esteem, you will
say that 1t seems like the face, not OF 0
stranger, but Of veritablc descendant
Of the Mayilower. present to you, and
| bida hearty old colony welcome, tc
the Hon. v, q, p, Breckenridge, OF Ken
lucky"
When Mr.. Long had finished speaking
Mr., breckenridge, amid appreCiative up
plausc, began his Grafton.
Following is Il brief synopsis Of Mr.
Breckcnrldge's oration;
MR. DRgCEESRlD1g's oRATIoE,
1t has been urged that one OF the
honors to he given 10 these reverend
men Is that they were "at the beginning
OF our instituIionsi that they left behind
then, the old forms and Institutions OIL
the other continent aud started new in
stitulious based on new principles aud
protected by new governmental modes,
But institutions are growLhs, not manu-.
iaCtures. The option Of institutional
material ut any given time is limited; the
choice left to statesmen is narrow; the
margin between the lines Of develop.
ment is relatively small Gud herein lies
the Claim to horor among tho immortal
who has deserved well OF mankind, that
at the critical moment, pcrhapsamld the
din OF perilonE battle, they chose wisely
and heroicalIy.
GREAT PRINCIPLE PLANTED.
Tho Company (which came over In
the Mayllowcr," was Il CHlvinistic PRO.
testant Church. Its pCCuliarity was that
II was q separate church. IT was purely
English. II differed alike from the Cath.
Ollie aud English church, including the
Puritaus in tho English Church, and
tho difference was wide, fundamental
Hnd irrcconCilable II involves nothing
cEs than the whole question oienforced
or free religion, the difference which
separated aud still separates tho State
churches from tho free. What Is in.
volved In this belief Z? That the church
Is q voluntary, spiritual association, to
be governed only by tho lawg Of Christ,
and entirely free us Il church from the
domination Of the State. The honor due
To tho Plymouth fathers ls that they,arst
brought that truth as practical, vital
principle OF governmental life to this
continent. II was an immense stride
when this separation was won.
The next stop was more safely
taken, that churches were voluntary
organizations "wllen the consent Of the
governed" gave authority over Its mem.
6ers. AS soon as it iE n matter Of right
10 unite or withdraw from n church, To
organize or destroy a church, then relig.
Ous freedom become, permanent, For
to voluntarily unite with church pre-
supposes the right to refrain from union
with any religious body, But for a
higher reason this is also true. For II
Is bGGed on the right Of private judg.
ment, and this Is intellectual. No man
can elect for himself the doctrines he
will believe, the facts he will accept, the
forms he prefers and the communion he
yearns for, until he possesses mental
freedom.
FREE GOVERNMENT FOUNDED.
These immigrants did not believe in a
theocratlc state any more than in sccu'
larized church, 1t was necessary to or
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02

soual friendship aud esteem, you will
say that II seems like the face, not Of u
stranger, but Of veritable descendant
Of the Mayllower. present to you, and
| bida hearty old colony welcome, TO
the Hon. v, o. p. Breckenridge, OF Ken
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24

Polecam Wielebnemu Ducho-
wiehstwu jak i Szanownym iowa
rzystwomPolskim moi Sk4ad iPra-
cownie roznego gatunku ChOra-
gwi. SZarf, OZMak. Roget,
Beref pafek marsZafkO.
wskich ftp. 20 jak n~ajtahszej
Genie. Wykonuje wszystkie Obsta-
lurki jak najpunktualniej i najsu-
mienniej, DO przez siedmnascie
lat praktyki z}ozy1am dowody z
powyzszych wyborow. Take VIE
lebnym Siostrom polecam moi
Sk}ad i wielki wybor KOrOn.
WelOn0w. Blb iet0w ola
Dziewczat i Ch}opcow, przystepu-
jacych do pierwszej Komunii swie-
tej.-Tak samo mann zawsze ma
skiadzie KOrOny WelOny
ola m4odych Panien do slubu
wszystko pc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ba~ Prosze przybyc i przeko
mac sic W polskim Handful, zanim
sic udacie do Sk4adu .narodowosci
obcej.
z szacunkiem
w. SIOMINSKA
679 MlwauSee Ave., ChicagossM III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
AFORYZMY.

Kto sic chcc nauczy6 mic
nawidzic ludzi, MECH zacznie Kill
ku 2 Mich kochad.
= Yowarzystwo, ogtadza ducha,
ale 60 ME oowieksza.
- A&eby by6 bardzo. rozumnym
trseba mice pc "a sobe szalona
w~yazdana przeszfosc.
- Dzis kazdy tylko pisze, a czy-
TAME pozostawia innym,
w ka4dym mea:yznie drzem;e
kob'eta, kt6ra budzi rowna jej isto-
sa ztad powstaje miiose a to
robi znie .iesclafych.
= Ludotercy maja naprawde, bar
dzo z4y gust
= Metczyzna mo&e bye dobrym
aktorem, kobieta nigdy - DO ~
dziwszy sic komedyantka, mo&e
tylko wroizony sr6j talent dalej
ksztatcid. Ola tego tex many DUO
mezrzyzn dobrych aktorow, W
posrod aktorek zaiedwis tylko
kilka prawGziwych kebiet.
- Znakomitych ludzi, musi'ny cze-
sto tax bruc jak szparagi. Tylko
g}owa jest do uzycia a. reszte
czfowleka trzcba odrzu.ic ma box =.
- Wiedze, mo4na wysiedziec -
ducha trzeba posiadac.
- Nakryj stof, a znajda sic PREY
j%aciele i muchy
- Lopiej zjesc dobry obiad, ni2
mice przyjaciela dobrego, DO spo'
tkanie 2 MIN przeszkadza W ;edze'
niu, a dobry obiad zaraz kilku
p~rzyneci.
- Jezli sic ktos skarzy M bral
imaginncyj - to MECH sic tymc7a
sem - ia iedna %pocieszy.
- Daj kobiecie SERGE ma wfasnobt
- a uzyje je ne poduszeczke do
szpilek. yezeli zas poAyczysz Je
twego serca - to je bedzie wysokt
ceDiia.
- Kobiety kochane sa to chmur.
ozfocone sloncem mifosci meza.
- jak ozesto perownywaja me2
czyzni kobioty z kwiatami, a "a
pominaja, zdajo sic, re kwinty pc
trzebuja swiatia, czystego powie
trza, a przedswszystk'm delikatneg
! peinego miIosri s%tarania.
IL Rkraki)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
Okradf ON Oiczyzme ze
skarbu kt6ry do niej ma.
Iezaf.

Nlestety many takich pomie-
dry SODA, ktorzy chca uchodzic "a
wialkich patryot6w W stowach, ra-
dza mad kazja sprawl narodowa,
stawajq do wszeIklej akcyiniby ola
piracy mad ~przyszfoscia Ojczyzny-
a tymezasem wiasna krew swoja,
w1asno dzieoi oddaJa m%olochowi
obcej narodowosci.
Ojcowie tacy, jezli jeszcse czuja
W sobie po!skio serca a ME udaja
P,lakow SAM napier WIS! pono-
sza kare IA niespelniony ebowlazek,
kiedy dziecmi n'ctylko pc polskn,
ale nnwov 0 rzeczach polskich roz-
mawiat ME moga. Co "a okropna
bolesc must bye ola OLGA, gby Was
ne jego dziecie ME znf, jest obeje-
tnem / Jekcewazy te ideally narodo-
we, IA kt6rc on ongi cierp:af, Tub
nawet krew przelewaf!
Lecz kara, jakkolwiek ciezka
ME zdemuje z nikogo ciezszej Jesz-
czc why.
Wiemy, &e nader trudne to "a
danie, re miedzy powinnosclami
naszem, niema ami jednej, ktoraby
w%ymaga'a lyle codzlcnnych ciagtych
staran, wysilen, walk niekledy.
Ale ME mowiao juz nagrodzle,
ktora ma to usiiowania uwiehczvc
I'll. o blogiem przeswiadczeniu su
mienia, ze- wbrew oKolcznosciom
i prze.zkodom przysporzyto sie
sprawie ojczystej jcdnego, lub kilku
wiecei o%brohcow, - czyz trudnosc-
obowiazku ma bye czem ianem, jak
bodzcem do %pefnienia go TEN swie-
ciej?
Wszak odowiazki patryoty ME
SO nigdy rzecza }atwa i ME ten jest
patryota, kto 0 patryotyzmie maj
gtosniej prawi, lub Lto suknla ma
rodowa go manjfestuje, ale ten
kt6ry ,,cho6 dobrym czynem" c
mifosci Ojczyzoy ,,daje slad". A
jug najIepszym patryota ten, kt6ly
peiniac j inne powinnosci, ME "a
pomina o najwazniejszej, achlubne
DO najtrudniei sci a to jest ten, ktor,
wyohowuJew dxieciach prawdzlwycl
nastepc6w swoich, ktory oddaje kra
jowi naJwieksza us}uge, pracnja'
ola jego przyszioscl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
z Mt. Pleasant, Pa.

Szanowny Majstrze Fiarusa.
Niniejszem upraszamy, spra-
wozdanie grupy sw. Jozefa, daw-
niej Scottdalle, a teraz W Mt.
Pleasant. Pa, 1askawie ogfosiG.
Dnia 6 styeznla odbylo sic
posiedzenie grupy i obory nowego
zarzadu:
&Majatek Towarzystwa stanowi.
al.-Choragiew koscielna no.
wa cd paniS}omihskiej $4,000
2.-Choragiew a%merykanska
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
3.-6 sztuk START w zapasie 24.OO
A sztuk szpilek srebr-
nych, jedna zfota........ $50
5.-3 parry rekawiczek....... 80
6.-Pudlo swiec woskowych,
wartosci .~.............. 1900
7.-Pieczec wartosci ....... 1900
S.-Ksiazki, k%witaryusze
konstytucye j t. d.. 1000
Ma to do zapfacenia $3.50.
Czysty majatek grupy mr.. So
wynosi $256.26.
Now u~rzednicy wybrani wick
szoscia gfosow:
Walenty Smulski, PREF;
Piotr Buszka, v.-prez;
Jozef Ludwikowski, sekr. fin;
Kar6l Dam. Nowak sekr. prot;
Franc Jokiel, kasyer;
Jakob Jochemiak, opiek. kasy.
Tomasz Borowski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
Zagadka.

Cztery pierwsze g}oski z tego
Ma wspak zrobia cos smacznego,
Plata %wyrzucic; trey ostatnie
Ma wspakz nacza wick dostatni.
Czytaj wszystko W lewo z prawa,
Bedzie to co psom sic dawa,
A zas zlewa jak wypad}o,
Bedzie pismo, co przepad}o.
+. KuczeWsk1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
Pods1uchane:

O n a: Coz tax sleczysz cd pol 60
dziny mad tym swistkiem pa
pieru, lepiej bys drwa uraba}.
O n: Ale patrz duszko co "a dziwny
zbieg slow! Czytaj presto,
bedzie ,,koby}a ma ma}y bok",
czyta] ma wspak, to samo,
z obu stron.
O n q: To CO wielkiego? koby}a ma
oba boki rewne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
ZAP GILL
IA USA.

Winona Michai Stolpa LOO
Chicago Jos S>umnarski 800
Jan M Hadik 200
Leon Filipczyk 100
Hastings FIJI Wendeker 800
Bronson NJ + MikofalczaN 2 90
Calumet Sim T, blanski 200
Michai Gorzynski 800
Little Falls Jos Nowotny 200
La Crosse Mrs Nowacka LOO
Chicago W Urbansk. ZOO
FIR Bemka zoo
Mt Carmel Jan Mateja ZOO
Detroit Jan Lemke zoo
Chicago Oh Wagner 200
Detroit Wal Nowak LOO
Shamokin Teodor Smith 200
Nanticoke Sym Jacewicz 400
A Kwiatkowski 200
Vol Furmans'si 200
Woj Puftorak 200
JOS Twaroowski2.00
Jan Sosuowski 200
Ant Zupkowski 800
Jak Sosnowski 2 90
Wrzesniewski LOO
! e. NJ DGozdowski 200
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
NAJLEPSZE ZDROWIE!

DR.. e. c. WEsTA SRODEK
MA NERWY i MOZG, g%waranto-
wane tajemnicze lekarstwo ma hy-
sterya, zawrot W g!owie,. konwul-
sye, mrukliwosd, nerwowa newral-
gia, boil gfowy, nerwowa prostra-
cys, pothedzaca z uSytku alkohe-
LII lub tabaki, bezsennesG, pray
gneb'cnin urnysfowe, rozmiekeze-
ME mozgu, prowadzaee do obIaka-
MIA, i do nieszczescia, -rozpaczy i
smierci = powodujace rychte re-
s%tarzenio sic, niepfodnosc, utrate
sIty u obojga pfci, mimowolne u
piawy i chorobe zwana Sperma
thorrhoen, bedaea skutIkiem mad
uzycla mozgu, saraogwaitu i in
nych tajny CHI %grzeehow. Kazde pL-
dcfko zawiera porcya ne jojon mic
siac. S1.0O podeiko, lub 6 pudeiek
ia $500. Przeseta sic poczta, kto-
IA oddnj" p~rztseake, skoro wartosc
press Xxi bedsie jej zupiacona
Gwaramaujemy "a 6 pul.
defek,
Be- tc wy)ecza kaSdy przypadek.
Prey ka&dcm zam6wieniu, jake
otrzy many ma 6 pudefek, z dofa-
ezen:em $500, posIemv zamawia-
jacemn nasza pisana gwarareya,
IL ~zwfoclmy pieniadze, jezeli le-
karstwo nasze mic wykuruje. Gwa.
r;,ncyc wyrtawia tylko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24

kasyera, MARGIN Chwalny Mar
szaaek, Domin:k Wasik, Fran
ciszek Korcz i Mojciech Gro
chowski do Komitetu. Zastep-
ca sekretarza wybrany zostaf
Jakob Walczak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
Sebastyan Live, marszalek,
Michaf Spara, chorazy I.
Jozef Bloznna,
(Dokanczenle nastapi).
. dow0d %wdzieczno-
= .
SCI
catemu dOmOwi p. p. BY
linslkieh D0SWieca

temu dOmOwi p. p. BY
linskieh pOswieca
f. Katczeauska.
By1em W Chicago! -
Tam pierwsze chwile
sp}ywafy blogo,
Wesoio, mile;
Bo kofko nasze
Choc bardzo male,
Goryezy czasze
Pokryc umia}o;
Przyjazh, s~erdecznosc
To has}em bylo,.
Wesofa przesz}osc
Az wspomnieG mi}o....
Dom obey ola mnie
Lecz tax serdeczny,
TAX smutek z}amie -
w obejscu grzeczny,
Ze prawie rajem
By}o wygnanie;
ia tez ma wzajem,
w zasfug %uznanie,
w mam sercn trWa{a
Wdziecznosc mice bede,
Przez zycie Gale
Jej ME pezbede,
Choc IKE jezyki
Honor szarpa}y,
Zniszczyc pfomykl
Przyjazni chcia}y,
Choc plotek krocie
Bylo W obiegu,
Oszczerstw ochocie
Me by}o brzegu;
Z}amac przyjazni,
Mic ME jest W stanie,
Ona tenn raznieje
w sercu zostani.
Dzieki wan, Druchy!
Dzieki serdeczne;
Vase zas}ugi,
w mem sercu wieczne.
I mnie tez boil,
Go wan dolega,
Cierpiet W niedoli
Razem nam trzeba;
Mysmy tn wolni
Ma obcej ziemi,
Wiec dzia}ac zdolni
Silly wspolnemi,
By Polske swieta,
Gdzie prochy dziadow,
Wydrzec nietknieta,
q mocy shadow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
w CHICAGO zawiazaf sic

W N~ANTICOKE, Pa, od-
oedzie sic W dniu 20 stycznia
ma sail OBJ. j. Smoltera OBJ
chod dziesiecioletniej rocznicy
zalo2enia Gwardyi Kosciuszki.
Obchod z balem pofaczony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24

W DETROIT obywatel Ko-
lasihski JUL kupit Cd obywa-
tela Robinson "a $l4 600 plac
PREY ulicy Russell i Fremont,
IA ktorym zalnierza pobudo.
wac polski kosciol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24

- The BUYERS GUIDE
"- Prsewodnsk Kup,yqce-
~ s g E.: u Gs +? +: y As: !s!:9Z!
co kupuja drogle przedmioty
zbytkowns lub ~potrzebne do Sycia.
Jestesmy W stanle, zaopatrzyd was
l sprzedse wan wielkie potrzebne
i niepotraebne artyku&y do czyta-
MA, chodzenia, ~tahczenia, spania,
]edzenia,, r%ybof6stwa,. polowanla,
piracy rseznej, chodzenia do, kos
clofa Tub pozostawania W domu,
to W r5znyeh iloseiach. Kto chloe
sig nauczyc, W jaki spos6b, z ta-
klch rzeczy mice jaknajwiecej pszy-
jemnosci, niechaj sobie sprowadxi
ksiazke. BUYERS GUIDE, kt6ra
posfana bsdzie kazdemu, kto posle
10 centdw ma opfacsnie poezty
pod takim adresem:
MONTGOMERY WARD g. CO.
ll1-114 Michigan Avenue
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
RozWiazanie

zagadki I numeru ego WIARUSA.
G.
Dobre rozwiazania nades}ali:
Fir, KadziN z Brooklyna W.
Witkowski Z Chicago F. M.
Woitalewicz z St. Meinard, Ind,
i f. Kuczewski z Tamaroa, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24

kasyera, MARGIN Chwalny Mar
szaaek, Domin:k Wasik, Fran
ciszek Korcz i Mojciech Gro
chowski do Komitetu. Zastep-
ca sekretarza wybrany zostat
Jakob Walczak.
W CHICAGO mwiazaf sic
komitet W celu zbierania do
browolnych ofar ma iSosclot i
klasztor kcynski. Przefo2onym
Komitetu jest pan Antuni
Sherman, 633 Noble Str.
W NANTICOKE, Pa, od-
oedzie sic W dniu 20 stycznia'
ma sail OBJ. j. Smoltera OBJ
chod dziesiecioletniej ~rocznicy
zalo3enia Gwardyi Kosciuszki.
Obchod z balem p~ofaczony.
KEWAUNEE.- Niepomysl-
ny zbior z lata wynagradza
tutejszym Polakom dostatek
roboty W borach teraz srod
zimy, tax il ludziska NIGGA
utrzymac wiasnego ks'edza.
W taklm Oshkosh, Amigo
Rypnie i t. d. ME mqja aEi
co kwartaf nabozenstwa i az
wstyd o tenn pisaG, Re starsze
miejsca mlodszym przykfadu
aie daja. Pomagaja stawiac
kosciofy innonarodowcom, a
q ich potem z vereinow wy
rzuca]a, lub tax sic odwdzie'
ezaja, jak W Menasha. - Tu
u las jest do nabycla 5 czy
s pieknych farm blisko kos
eiofa, 81 ME bardzo drogie.
Jedna ma nowy dom, ktory
ncznaby ma store urzadzic i
grocernia z salouem W nlej
o%tworzy6.
GAS chicagoski broni
vszystkiego, co zfe ma swiecie,
aie dziwimy sic tel, ze sic
Mmuje "a obyw. K. O. Ten
kolektowat eieniadze Ia pro-
ces W1ar1sa, xolektowaf abo-
nament "a Wsiarusa, a mic
pam ME przysfal-za to vice
ME Q naszeJ, chyha raczej re
Slisza i Icka strony nalezy
mu sic wdziecznosc, Dziataf
przeciez ME ma naszq, lecz
kropidlarzy k%orzysc, )akby byf
tajaym agentem krop;dlarskim.
OGNISKO publikuje haste.
pu1ace oswiadczenle pana NJ.
A. Chrostowskiegc:
Oswiadczam publicznie, ze
powtornej ucieczce osoby,
ktora kiedys byfa moja iona,
ME brafem zadnego udziafu.
z chwila, jak "a przyzwole.
MEM rodzlcow swoich przyi-
mowa1a oswiadczyny p. P,
ktory wystepowaf jake otwar'
ty konkurent do lei r7ki =
przestaia ona JUL moralnie bye
mo]a iona i man nadzieje, Il
"a pomoca procesn rozwodo
wogo, wkrotce odebranem je.
zostanie prawo do noszenia
mojego nazwiska.
NJ. A. Chrostowski.
VT Dy1nD NTn IL ".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
NJ. T. Hackley
APTEXARZ TNASZ AGENT
" WINONA, MINI.
$500

Wypfacimy powySsz, nagro.
de "a Sazdy przypaAek ciorpienia
ma watr"be, disersyi, nieustajacego
bolu gtowy, niestrawnoSci, zat@ar
dzenia ktorego bysmy mic mo-
gil wvleczy6 Westa pisuikami ma
watrpLe, z ros'ln w!robionemi, je-
zeIi wskaIdwki naszo scisle costa
fy wyk name. So II tyIko n zi6t
i z'ws1e st,rawinja nlgq. Skorupa
z cukru. Puieakn DUE, z%awieraia
&c 80 piguiek, ga rs centow. Mo-
Una .iostnt do kupienia we
wszystkich ~Hptckaoh. Ostrzegamy
pred fal-yfkatami lnb nnsIado-
waniami. pr"wd@iwc jed"nie u Ja-
ma c.. West & c..
W WINONIE srrzedaje A
PTEKARZ
M II. EHACM
NJ. ~ W. THIRD Str. Cor. Main
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
Ant Klidzio

Ant Klidzio LOO
ST Sakowski LOO
Bay City Jan Muszynsxi 200
La Sale Raw S!udzinskl 200
Chelsea NJ Luksnowska LOO
Pittsburgh Jorewicz 200
Renfrew Jos Kulas 200
St VlncentJ JZiotorzynski 0.5n
Bayleys Harbor MSrhrama 200
Chappell Mill Jan Norma 200
Ne" York Err Plewacki 200
Antrlm Jan Porazinski Q.75
Wilkes Barre And Weina 200
Minto FIR Tandecki 200
Bar,t Popowski 2.lO
Lehigh Wine Latosinski 200
Nanticoke A Koszyhski LOO
Btossburg Fir Szczuplin.k 200
The evening world., 1889-05-31
TIE FREEDOM oFVCoNso1BNCE.

While the Government is putting forth
efforts to stamp out polygAmy in Utah the
Mormon Elders are foraging about in foreign
lands for new converts to the faith, which,
when found, they bring over here in droyes.
Only the other day over a hundred converts
arrived 1t Castle Garden from Norway. and
immediately left for Utah.
At first thought It would seem very absurd
to allow the landing of this cargo of fuel for
. fame which the Government is seeking to
extinguish, but it is in reality, under our
laws, impossible to inquire into the religious
beliefs of immigrants.
1t 10 not what pernicious beliefs are in
duleed in, but what overt acts of lawlessness
they commit which brings people within the
clutches of the law. These Mormons may
snioy TO the fullest extent the belief that they
are entitled to have dozens of wives, but 30
long a. they content themselves with one
they are all right-that is. safe.
The evening world., 1889-05-31
rHR suPPERERs BIZ CRIME.

The suicide of Mrs. HENRY GREHL, of
Brooklyn, because of the arrest of her hus-
band for stealing, is Q reminder of the fact
that the worst sufferers by crime are not the
perpetrators thereof. but generally their fam
ilios. II the consequences of wrong-doing
could fall with full force upon the guilty one
alone. the administration Of the criminal law
would be much more satisfactory in its re-
suits thsnlit is.
The iaw-breaker finds q refuge from the
SCOTS and ieers of the public behind prison
bars, and no al least is freed from the strug-
gle for maintenance. Not so with his wife,
children and parents. They are left to face
ths freezing blast Of public scorn aud neg
lset. From The faint Of being a c%onviet's
family they cannot escape. Crushing SOr.
row. despair and psnuEy il their lot.
when : man, With : loving, trusting wife
The evening world., 1889-05-31
THE WHITE HOUSE BABIES.
Great Times in the Nursery When Grandpa
Comes In for n ROmp.

Great Times In the Nursery When Grandpa
Comes In for n Romp.
philadelphia Times, T~ashingfoH Lsusr.l
The strongest, sternest men frequently love
babies. President Harrison, who is nothing
If not stern and determined, is very fond of
his grandchildren. There's Benjamin Har-
rison Mckee, full Of romp. When the Presi-
| dent gets tired Of the office seekers he often
slips out of his Office. puts on his dressing
gown and slippers and steals of TO the nur-
sery, where Benjamin Harrison Mckee i'm
mediately sets up a shout of delight. While
Mary Dodge Mckee ia only nine months old
she has seen a good deal of life, and she
seems to know her grandfather. Marthena
Harrison is fifteen months old. Her mother
is Mrs. Russell Harrison. Marthena's grand
mother, after whom she is named. is as fond
of her as the President is of Benjamin Harri-
son Mckee.
There are great times in the nursery when
G~randpapa Harrison breaks in, Cries are
iamin Harrison Mckee crawling up his back
aud Mary Dodge Mckee on one knee and
Marthena Harrison on the other, the Presi-
dent has his hands full. He sings, dances
the babies and yells at young Benjamin when
he pulls his grandpapa's whiskers.
It's a great transformation to see the Presl-
dent at / O'Clock. shaking hands with a crowd
of strange people. and then to see him two
hours later, III uresslnE-goWn ana shippers,
with the babies pulling his whiskers and
crawling between his legs, while young Ben
jamin was making his grandfather shake
hands. The little man who has been so hard
TO fathom and whom nobody is able to
handle is a slave TO the babies. He does
whatever they want him to do. Last Sum
mer, when the President was receiving dele
gates and others at his Indianapolis home, il
he did not begin to shake hands at once, lit
tie Benjamin Harrison Mckee would seize
his grRndpapa's hand and motion for him 10
go through that ceremony with his visitors
G~randpapa Harrison always takes Benja-
minis part and helps him fight his battles.
Little Benjamin is INDUCED by his grand
father in every way, while (irandmamms
Harrison is very indulgent with little Mary
Dodge Mckee aud MarthenA Harrison.
Nine. CarnotS Delightful Regime at the
Palace EIysee-SUNDA US WORLD
The evening world., 1889-05-31
A WIFE

The United States Illuminating Company,
which 80 boldly brought suit for s25O, 900
damages against the Board of Electrical Con-
troi for cutting down their wires, has con-
oluded TO back down and sue rather for
peace. This is indeed n wise conclusion. In
the vernacular of the rustic they had bit of
more than they could chew"
The fact is, these electric companies had
outraged the good mature Of q forbesring
public and defantly resisted lths orders Of
the officials to obey the: law. Finally for
bearance ceased to be q virtue, and down
came their poles. They squealed Justify, but
without avail. and now they come around
with wry faces and want to wipe ont the ugly
past. Under the circumstance we presume
that the Board Of Control will not insist upon
being sued.