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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-18
Ch4opskie rady.
Szanowni Rodacy!

Szanowni Rodacy!
Sturgeon Lake, Mimi 7 kwietnia.
w 13tym numerze Wiarusa
wyczyta}em dwle korespondencye:
jedna z Montana Teri, OBJ.
Jdzefa Daley, a druga z Hartford,
Mimi, Oh. F. Peplihsklege. Dzi-
siaj niejako W uzupe}nieniu tych
korespondencyj oraz W odpowiedzi
ma z~apytanie dwom wiarusom z
Pennsylvania, biore "a pioro, by pc
dose dfugiem milczeniu ~podzielic
sic z mymi rodakami wiadomos-
ciami zebranemi ma polu piracy.
Redaktor Wiarusa bardzo roz-
sadnie zrobii, il odesla} ~intereso-
wane osoby pc odpowiedz do pre-
numeratorow swego pisma, gdyz
przez to pozby} sic ~d4uglego roz-
%pisywania o ~rzeczach, o ktorych
ME moe mice jasnego pojecia.
Jedne odpowiedz dostaliscie 0
Washington Territory, to jest re
tam jest zle, re bieda; rowniez po.
dobna czytalismy 0 Montanie, re
tam straJki q zatem tam ME
dobrze.
Gdziez zatem dobrze? - W
niebie! = w niebie z pewnoscia
nam bedzie bardzo milo, ale trze-
ba sic j~eszcze bedzie ma}a chwi-
leczke W m}odzienczych zapa}ach
powtrzymac, DO widzicie, bracia
ia paryska wieza babilonska jesz-
cze ME dose wysoka, a balony
j~eszcze ME doszfy do tel dosko-
nafosci, by tax mizerny towar, ia
kim SO zyjacy ludzie, wprost do
nieba lmportowa}y, a pc ~trzecie-
teraz W nlebie egzystuje pro
t ection Of tariff W posta-
ci sporego worka cn6t. Zeby atoli
wan pom6dz, podam wan kare
~szczerych rad braterskich.
Ham idz!
l. Jezeli cheese zafozyG salon,
udaj sic naprz6d do jakiegokolwiek
szynku, chociazby to by}a naimi-
zernie]sza mordownia, pracuj kilka
miesiecy pilnie staraj SIG zbada6
stosunek browarzy do salonistow i
%edwrotnie. A gdy wykwalifkujesz
sic ma dobrego tax zwanego bar
keepra, bierz polskie gazety l czy-
tai, gdzie Jaka parafa drze koty
re swyln ksiedzem; tam wal jak
W dym i zak}adaj polskl salon a
ma tenn dobrze wyjdziesz. Zafoz
meetlng-room, a wszelkie narady
koscielno-para6alne beda sic cd
bywac u ciebie. Obecnie n~ajlepsze
pole operacyjne ola salonist6w jest
Detroit, Mich.
Gdzie ~jeszcze polskiego kos
cie}a ME ma a chez budowac 60,
tam zak1adaj, bracie, salon, a MIN.
koscio} s%tanie, twa i twej magnifi-
Xxi persona poblerze na wadze o
jake $50 funtow, A jak beda mo-
vic o skfadkach, to zawsze NOW,
IL dasz 10 dol. wlecej, jak kazden
inuy, a wierzaj mi, il wtenczas
przyjdzie CT tylko wszystkiego "a
pfacic 10 dolarow DO kosci6f chcie-
llby mice wszyscy, ale ma kosciol
dac niema komu!
Tam ME cRROdZ!
Gdzie ksiadz dobry kaznodzie-
10 oo,,E,,;o 1,-l. zl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-18

~ Gapiasda Is. Malzenstwo p
ChrostowskiegQ w New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-18
Domu ola obfakanych takze

Donlu ola obfakanych takze
tn W Curitybie ME ma, i ci ME-
szczeesliwi, pc ulicach chodzac, fan
tazuJa, a zgraja ulicznik6w "a ME-
MI chodzac, naigrawa sic 2 MICH, a
tn o obfakanie ME barbzo trudno,
zw}aszcza ola wyrobnik6w, kt6rzy
ciagle pod gotem niebem ma tym
upale pracowae SO 2muszeni, ably
Eye, a najczesciej spotyka to unie-
szczescle nowo przyby}ych z Euro
Ply lub re zimnych p6}nocnych
KRAKOW, a wielu co rok, razeni cd
%sfohca, W jednej chwili So trupa-
| mi.
Sikawki ami jednej nasze mia
sto, ami zadne inne W naszej OIL
brzymiej prowlucyi ME ma. Praw-
da, re pozary So tn rzadkoscia.
Gdym sic 0 tenn dowiedziaf,
IL tn zaduej stray ogniowej ME
ma, tom wyrazil niektorym oby-
watelom mole zdumienie, lecz o.
nj odpowiedzieli, re tn tego ME
potrzeba, gdyz drzewo brazylijskie
nie}atwo sic pail - DO trzeba wan
wiedziec, il sosnina tn ME rosnie
- miekkiego drzewa tn ME ma,
tylko prawie jakby z kamienia tax
twarde. Czesto jednak ma koloniach
bywaja ognie, przez z~fosliwych lu-
dzi re zemsty pok}adane. Maja o.
nj %jeszcze swa pod}a nature Euro
Ply, gdyz Brazyllanin laden nikogo
ME podpali; on wolf go zaraz pre-.
przebic Tub zastrzeli6, jezeli Jest
do tego zniewolonym. ale ME pod
pail. Czasem tez cd pioruna Cos
podarstwo sic spali.
Iowarzystw asekuracyjnych
take tn ME ma, a vice niejeden
gospodarz, kt6ry dis jest zamoz-
nym, jutro stae sic moe zebra
klein; pdjdzie potem z presba do
urzedu, ale tam mu mic ME dada,
jeno karte, re mt wolno chodzie
prosic o sk4adke, i Juz wiele ma
szych polskich kolonlst6w z takie-
mi kartkami prosic do mnie przy-
sz1o.
Jezeli W miescie wybuchnie
pozar, to W %koscio}ach dzwonia i
publicznost i wojsko biegnie ma
miejsce, gdzie sig pail, ale ME ma
JIG czem ratowa6; ME ma ami ha-
kdw, ami duzych drabin, ami ST.
kawki jeno wszyscy sic gapia,
jak pieknie sic pail. Czasem zo1-
nierze swemi duzemi pelerynami
co zamlast p}aszczy nosza - tenn
OTTO okryciem ogieh dusza, jezeli
jest W zarodku, PREY czem natu-
ralnie p}aszcze SIG pala i oni sic
para. Taxi tn OTTO jest ratunek!
la mojego pobytu W Curitybie
zgorza}y tn do szczetu, ola braku
srodk6w ratunkowych, fabryka her
baty matti i wodny m1yn co
deski rzna}, Z wszystkiemi zabu-
dowaniami.
Kohczac, nadmieniam jeszcze,
re kllka razy do roku odb,waia
sic tn pc ulicach naszego miasta
uroczyste procesye koscielne, prey
czem mn6stwo rakiet puszczaja i
~strzelaja, ale nigdy sig ME ujrzy,
ably, tax lax u mas W Polsce, domy
umajone by}y i religijne obrazy
wywieszone; mic zgola ola Boga
ME czynia, chloe sic wszyscy Bra
zylianie "a katolikdw uwaza]a, ale
ma Geese B c h s Il, pogahskie-
go bozka hulatyk karnawa16w, to
swe domy stroja do zbytku.
Il powazniem i t. d.
KAROL SZULC.
DOPISEk: KoFo czytelnik6w
Waarusa winohskiego coraz bardzei
W Brazylii SIG rozszerza, a to glow
ME ola tego, il znajduja wnim raz
pc raz oplsy o tutejszej ziemi, i
to i"h bardzo zaciekawia. Wiado-
nose, O obcych krajach mniei ich
zajmuja. = X. S.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-18
RYSZKIP IORA

OPRYSZKI PIORA.
New York, 10 kwietnia 1897.
Cd nieiak,ego czasu pan
Chrostowski zdobyf sobie wiel-
XII rozgios i slave. Gazety,
publicznosc etc. nader intere-
suja sic jego osoba. Z~ajasnial
on wszakze ME jake pisarz u
czony, flantrop, lub wreszcie
czfowiek piracy uczclwej q po-
2ytecznej. 0 ME! Sfawa p.
Chrostcwskiego jest zupefnie
innego rodzaju: skandal i to
co Maudsley nazywa moral
insanity" zrobify go znakcmi-
tym. Mic vice dziwnego, ze
aadna wrazen i sensacyi ga
wiedz gorliwie sledzi kazdy
jego krok i postepek. Spodzie,
wa sic ona lada chwila Justly.
sec cos zajmujacego o tym
kohaterze skandalu; i ME myli
sic bynajn.niej. P. Chrostow.
ski dokfada sit, zeby swoja
osoba bawic -. kobietki z
pofswiatka: strzela do ludzl,
mlota kalumnie, pisze przc-
rome szc7egofy skandaliczne
re swego matzehskiego poly
cha, rodzaiu np,: ,,zaraz pc
slubie, pcczefa traktowa6 ME
per- hogan nawet ME starajac
sic ukryc tego" -. *(oj-o]-
Oily. kapitalnie brzmi to ,,pe
slubie"; ciekavi jestesmy, kle-
dy by chciai ten nledolega
deczekac sic takiego trakto-
wania, jezell uie zaraz po
slubie? W ostatecznym razie,
ten sui generis Heros.
trates, ola braku bfazehskich
konceptow, ktore baw:ty by
histeryczki, wedruje... do kozy.
z tel sfabostki p. Chros-
tewskiego ME o~mieszkafy sko-
rzysta6 nasze pisma: handful
j9c zasadzie = byle handel szedi
-umieszczaja one .jego kores-
pondencye, powiesci i zkadi-
mad pod ka5dym wzgedem
prsyzwoite pismo, Ognlsko,
ME zawahafo sic drukowaG
,,Roku aycia"-powiescl, kto-
rel bohaterem jest jakis wy
zuty re czci i honoru bafwaE,
poole uragajacy uczuciom krwa-
VIC pokrzywdzonych przez SIZE
bic ludzi, ludzi ktorych okradl
i szezescia ma zawsze pozbawlf.
Je2eli redaktora Ognlska
MONA mice poniekad "a wy
tfomaczonego, gdy2 wiadomo
powszechnie, Re DR.. Gutenberg,
jag ongi David oslo swojego
o)ca, szuka talentow dzienni-
karskich, to zachowanie sic
pana Paryso zasfuguje ra mai
wisksze potepienle: boc on
przeeie talentow ME szuka a
i ME poznaiby sic ma Mich;
widocznie vice chodzl mu 0
pewien rodzai prenrlmerato
row, skoro otwiera szpalty
Geolazdy~ ola taKich opryszkow
PiorA, jak p. Chrostowski.
Predzei czy pozniej, wszakze
czytajaey ogof pozna sic ma
moralneJ i litesackiej wartosci
autora ,,Roku Zycia" i re
wstretem odepchnle cd siebie
jego brudne wyroby Wtedy,
rozumie sic, ucierpia i tie pis-
ma, ktore tolerowafy modne-
go bfazna.
Bye mole ME roztropnie
czynie odpowiadajqc p. Chrost.
ma .jego artykuf W Mr.. Is
Gwlozdy, gdyz szkoia miejsca
W Waszem pismie, 81. Red,
ma polemlke z takiem moral
hem ladaco, jak p. Chr, lecz
re wzgledu, re jego niecne
zarzuty zosta1y mejako usank
clonewane przezez redaktora
Gamozdy, postanowitem "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-18

Ghe1mno. Dnia 10 T.. m. pod
przewodnictwem dyrektora zfozy4o
IL abituryent6w tutejszego gimna-
zyum popis dojrza}osc1. Pomiedzy
skladajacymi byli nastepujacy ro-
dacy nasi: Chrzanowski Jozef, Ca
pla Tadeusz, Fetke J6zef, Kopiano-
ski Wjktor, Butkowski Roman i
Trzebiatowski Kazmirz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-18
WlESCI
4 Polskiej OJczyzny
Pralsy Polskie.
TDokonczenie |.

nazywa 6w bank, ME bez skutku
praeuje W powiecie starogardzkim,
re sp6lka p%ihczyhska jest fila ban
ku ziemskiego i re ma %rozkoloni-
zewat ~jeszcze przyleg}e folwarki
SemIln i Bobenthal, a dalei Bia-
4achowo bedace obecnie W posia-
daniu Niemca. Daj Boze, ably to
by1o praw da!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-18

szczyci6 go ulniejsza korespon-
dencya wbrew regule swoiej,
be do Alfonsow batem prze-
mawiac potrzeba.
PrZcdewszystkiem nalezy sic
W niej slow ki.ka W odpowie,
dzi samemu p. Paryso: okry-
ty toga powagi redoktorskiei,
jak osiof s1oma, VIOLA do mas
Katon z Toledo donosnym glo.
sem: Ida czego ME udaliscle
sic do mnie, jabym r~oztrzyg-
maj Wasz spor z Chrostow-
skim, by1bym Waszym sedzia,
DO mn;e z wleku i Z urz2du"
ten zaszczyt przystoi; ponie-
waz tego nle zrobiliscie ~
szukaiiscie Ola swego uspra-
wiedliwlenia sic miejsca W
Echu, vice ME ulega kwestyi,
De sprawl wasza lie stoi...
tn nastepuje kiwanie W bucie
pod adresem redaktora Echa,
pc ktdrej to czynnosci p. Pa
ryso dochodzi do takiego pa
tosu, re JUL ME peroruje, lecz
beszta i krzyczy: do szkoiy
trutn'e, 90 szkoly!" Wslrzy
NANNY jednak ma chwilke De-
mostonesa zOhio W oratorsklch
zapaiach i postarajmy sic prze-
movie, jeSeli to mozebne, do
jego rozsadku.
| TAX: zasada, lie obrona
powinna bye umieszczona w
tenn pismie, W ktorem bylo
oskarzeuie, najzupefniej slusz
ma, ami stowa; lecz mole i
powirpa ora miec m;ejsce
tylko wtedy, kiedy strony po-
wasnione spodziewaja sic wy
roku sprawiedliwego. Pytamy
sic pana Paryse, czy iowa
rzystwo,, Rownesc" mog}o H.
eye ma jego bezstronnose?
Redaktor Gv'azdy II $
n 0 le must odpowiedzie6,
ze tax, ,,bo W przeciwnym ra-
zie zasfu3yfby on Ia ogolna
wzgarde jake najpodle)szy
szalbierz" ". Gwiazdc Mr.. 25.)
Otd& W naiwnoscl swo)e], p.
Paryso wydaf ma siebie
sam bezwiednic wyrok; kazdy
logieznie myslacY cztowiek ago
dzi sic z Mani chyba, Re pod
zadnym wzgledem liczy6 ME
myslemy ami ma umieszezenie
korespondencyi, ami ma sad
bezstrcnny. Ola czego? Iaraz
wytfomaczyny.
Gdy .jakas redakcya otrzy
mule cd laklegos alfonso ko-
respondencye, W ktorej szar
para jest stawa i dobre imie
badz prywatnej osoby, badz
cafej korespondencyl, wtedy
redaktor, jezeli ME jest n Al
p 0 d e szym szal b e.
e N, obowiazany jest gro
bic Cd siebie uwage jaka
mniej wiece) tego rodzaju:
,ponlewa2 ME znsm osoby, o
ktorej nova W niniejszej ko-
respondencyi, vice umieszczam
ia ma Observation-Disclosures auto
ra." (Umyslnie przytaczamy
probke takieso zastrzezenia,
poki p. Chr. jest korespon
dentem Gwiazdy, mole ona
sic przydae .jej reiaktorowlj.
Takiego zastrzezenia, iak via
domo, p. Paryso ME zrobi',
chocia2 nikogo z mas ME Una;
jezeli zas sfyszaf o Towarzyst-
vie, to Ii tylko z dobrej stro-
ny; (dowody: przyjazne arty-
kufy DIR, Graenb erga W
Ognlshu 0 towarzystwie Row
nose" i Przedswicie.l G u i
b BONO vice on przesclg
nat swego mameluka W mio-
tanlu obelg ma towarzystwo.
Navel TAXI Chrostowski
zwraca mt uwage, Re niewfas-
civic u2yl navy ,,tobuzerya
nowojorska." (v. Gmiaada Mr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-18

JAS A. BOTTOM, czlowlek
sparalizowany i cierpiacy ma ner-
kowa chorobe Brighta, zna1dowal
sic W Chicago W szpitalu ola ME
wy'eczalnych. Gdy go pred kilku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-18
PEACCIE IA WJARUSA!
Ameryka.
Il CASTLE GARDEN d.nos7

CASTLE GARDEN donosza
0 zmniejszaniu sic imigracyi Who's
kiej do standw Zjednaczonych,
wszelako wychodztwo z W4och
nietylko trawa dalej, lecz coraz
wieksze przybiera rozmiary. Prad
zwraca sic w nowszym czasie do
Rrzeczpolitej Argentihskiei. W
Pofudniowej Ameryce, ktora "a
pewnifa przychodniom z Europy
home zapomogi. I klimat tego
krajo W4ochom sprzyja. - szcze-
sliwej podr6zy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-18
TaHaa ME cHlOGZ!

Gdzie ksiadz dobry kaznodzie-
ia a parafanie ludzie pobozni, te-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-21
FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1850,


A MAN was sentenced in New York
some time ago to be executed by cleo
tTicity, but 1t is yet doubtful II the SEN
tenee will be carried into effect. The
constitution of that State provides that
no one shall undergo cruel or unus-
ual punishment, and on this ground,
his counsel will test the constitution,
ality Of the new law in the courts.
This contest will be watched with con-
siderable interest, as while there is no
way Of telling what the decision will
be until the case is fully argued, there
are those, and among them some scien-
tiic men, who have no hesitation In
saying that this new process is cruel
method of inflicting death, and there
10 no one that will deny its being un-
usual. Another objection that will be
urged against the law lie that 1t in
fringes the liberty OF the press, as 1t
contains a section that iorbids the
newspapers to publish anything be.
yond bare statement that the SEN
tence was carried into effect. In
speaking OF this the New York Tri-
bune says:
THE clause which forbids the news
papers to publish anything further than a
bare statement that the penalty was in
hleted Mt certain place and time upon a
certain convict, If not unconstitutional,
is at least very serious inroad upon the
liberty which the press would employ for
most useful public purpose in the case
nnder discussion. The people of this
etate through their Representatives have
enacted, or, 70 speak more exactly, the
representatives Of the people have enact
ed In their behalf novel law, which may
prove to be either model for all the
world TO initiate or a ira teal failure. IL
IL OF the highest Importance that the pco-
pie should learn promptly and fully the
plain facts OF tie operation, uucolyred by
othcial sympathy or opposition. We aus
peet that they will learn the facta III that
manner in spite OF the law, but It would
be better If they could learn them in CON
formity with the law"
We have no doubt but the newspa.
pcrs will not only learn all the facts
concerning executions, no matter how
they may be conducted, but that they
will also publish them In full. This is
d duty they owe TO the public, aud we
very much question the right OF any
Legislature 10 interfere with 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-21

THE ftct that twenty-five thousand
persons we're attracted to Gloucester
last sabbath 10 witness game OF base
ball shows that this violation of the
tanctity OF the sabbath is popular with
o certain Glass. There is nothing tina.
Can be sid in defense of this, and it
would DC sad dny Tor the people OF
tbi, country il Sunday base ball play
ing should be permitted in every
h,ale, as il is hHt one step from Sun
dsy nmuacments Of this nature to
Sunday worf. There are countries in
Euepe where, notwithstanding the
laws against working on the Sabbath,
men are required TO work the full
sOyen days. and this was first intro.
duced by Sunday amusements. But
aside from his. base ball playing on
that day should Le prohibited, rs II is
detrimental TO public morals, for the
games attract large numbers Of persons
who indulge in debauchery, and the
games are always attended by men
who bet on the result, breeding Il
spirit OF lawletaness which viii Ger
tainly bear fruit in the future.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-21

The defeat of Prohibition in Penn.
sylyaDia last Tuesday is not by any
means an injury or back set to the
cause OF temperance. On the con-
trsry, we believe that it will do much
toward advancing 1t, as Il is pretty
certain now That no attempt will he
made in that State to interfere with
high license. There il growing
sentiment against drunkenness, which
has recently been manifested not only
in our Municipal Court, hut also in
those OF other cities, by the inliction
of heavy fines, which generally mean
months of Imprisonment. This senti.
mont can be increased by teaching the
children TO despise the drunkard, in
steal Of plying him. Let drunken
ness be made odiouS, and those who
abuse or neglect their families through
in,emperunee be severely punished,
Instead OF being pitied, and it will moi
ba long before there will be but little
of il ia any community. A druukard
Is curse 10 the community in which
he lives. uId his proper place is In {
prison cell. where he viii be deprived
q. the power q harming himself O
Ctkera,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-21
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On Sunday for Reading and intermediate
pOinLs, al 5.es a. n., and for spring. field and
Intermediate points at $40 y. ".
A. q, NcCAUSLhND. SJWN ESS BRlaE5,
Superintendent. Hen Pass, kg't.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-21

THE oRDINANcE introduced by Mr..
Bower last evening prohibiting hNnds
OF music paIading the streets without
permit from the Mayor naming the
route over which they shall pass,
under penalty OF $25 for each oilense,
should be adopted, and after it is
adopted strictly enforced. The Mayor
should, aud we believe will use the
greatest caution in issuing permits,
especially for drum corps TO parade tor
advertising purposes in the evenings,
and not only the route, but the hours
during which they should be per-
mitted 10 be on the streets should be
specified. Heretofore drum corps have
been out as late us midnight disturbing
the sick, waking the people and
proving nuisance generally. In some
other cities permits have to be OBJ.
tanned, especially for evening parades,
and then the band is furnished with
one or two officers, whose presence
acts as check on such lawlessness
and disorder as occurred in this city
one week ago.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-21
fhiisde,bhia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
MAY goth. 1880.
Trains will leave Wilmington as foIIovs

Trains viii leave Wilmington as follows
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Trains ior Delaware division issvefor.
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s l3Ia ie5pTne sI ?; r. stations, $50
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iort and Norfolk. uoS Wight
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v .
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SUNDAY TRAINS.
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For Cspe Charles, old Point Comfort ana
FOR Rev Caste, Kirkwood, hiddletown,
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For rurther Information, pssfsnfers are re-
ferred 10 the ticket once At the STATION.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited expires 5
rpon which aItra are IL cnArssd.
! ae a.; Al hsS.ssr General Passenger A ct
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-21

AS Council is about to make a radi e
cal change in the ordinance relating 10
fireworks, the section giving the Mayor
authority to employ one hundred
special police on the Fourth of July
should not have been stricken out.
AS this has been done, we feel very
sure that the entire ordinance will be
vetoed by the Mayor. Outside OF the
explosion OF fireworks there is gener-
ally considerable disorder on that day,
and one hundred extra officers are
none too many to suppress this, and to
prevent the firing of guns, cannons,
pistols and dangerous fireworks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-21

fhILAJELrIiIA, Friday. Juup Il, isay.
IL &c Bahste al SC.
&c ChaliS al &C.
Fast Co(or Lam al &C.
Three Of the tisneIiest stuGs
at tiny prices We ever told
you OF.
The Batiate was 12lc yes
terday. No reason why it
shouldn't be to-day. Gool
cloth, pretty patterus~-whi:e
and ecru grounds, with
black and blue figures.
Just SO with the ChaIlis--
Sc on Thursday. A re-
marksole stuff at &c. Two
steps away it looks liks
French at half q dozen time.
/ TIC 1alSC'
The lawn is Of good, ser
viceable quality is a pleas
ing variety Of fast, color de
grs. Cool, neat, As b!
a five cents worth as Jour
ever likely to Get in sucl
cotton.
Northwest OF centre.
Lightweight things hav
crowded to the front all owe
the Clothing Store.
Whatever you wish.
Coat and Vest from Seel
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-21

JOuSsTOwN, Pa, June 2O.-A strike
among the men at work on the ruins
here has been Inaugural ed, aud this
morning there were not thousand
laharers at work. Oyerbearing bosses
and short rations, for which the men are
made 10 pay literally, are the grievances
A train OF nineteen cars, loaded with
proyisi Ms, arrived to-day from Cslderon,
Neb. Therc were horses aud carts, while
the roofs Of the cars were full Of citizens
OF the town, who have rendered their
services to General Hastings.