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Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
The Bicycle Race.

New YoRK, Feb. 16.-The contest Of
women on bicycles, which began Monday
last, ended at midnight tonight, with these
scores: Stanley 624, VonBlumer 500, Cakes
522, Smaller 515, Lewis 400, Baldwin $50,
Hart 401, Woods 3T.
Miss SANKEY'S record, eight hours a day
for six days, is the best by her sex.
The fastest twenty-five miles were covered
by Armaindo. They were done in 100 min
utes.
Forty per cent of the gate receipts were
divided among the first sexen in the race.
The amount taken during the week was
Sl0,624. Miss Stanley received 81, 1884, Miss
Won Blumen SS17, Miss Cakes Sj12, Miss
Trailer S40S, Miss Lewis, 1897, Miss Bald
win s,2,64S, Miss Hart $50. The manager
gave Miss Armaindo $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
A MILLION-DoLLAR FIRE.
Flames Destroying Much Property in
Montreal.

MONTREAL, Feb. ga terrible fire is rag
ing here. The Ogilivie elevator and the roll
ing mills of Peck, Denny q Co. have already
been destroyed and the fire is still spreading.
The loss is over 81, 900, 600.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, Feb. l6.--Fire broke
out in the large four-story brick block in this
city owned and occupied by Louis Fix & Co.
as a cracker factory shortly after l o'clock
this morning. This building and the one
adjoining, occupied rs a wholesale liquor
store, were badly damaged. The loss will OK
coed Sl00, 600.
LONDON. Feb. l6.-Three blocks of build
ings in Manchester, composed mostly of
warehouses, have been burned. Loss, ESQ, 600.
SIOUX FALLS, OAK, Feb. 16.-liock Rap
ids, Mimi, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss 500, 900. The Union block is IA
complete loss, with its contents, and five
stores and a bank which were located
therein.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
A D~ELSARTlAN FAKE.
How the Recent Mycr-McA uliffe
Fight Is Repnrned hY the Snorts.

- hNhNNh ~ wv hFI'a '"@
CHICAGO, Feb. 16-fSpccial Telegram to
THE BEE. There is a rumor abroad to the
effect that Myer and McAuliffe, the light.
weight ~pugllists who exhibited their knowl-
edge of the Delsartiau art at North Judson,
on Wednesday, are TO meet again and fight
TO a finish-or try to. Various excuses have
been offered for the unexpected and EN-
barrassing fiasco at North Judson, when the
two men, each having a reputation as
"knockers-out,h faced one another in a ring
for nearly five hours without getting a
scratch. The most commonly accepted is
that it was a put-up job from the start, and
was engineered to make money, not only by
the sale of tickets, but by batting some ath-
letic club, or cotcrie of sport-loving men,
into Offering a big purse for a fight in pri-
vate.
This is given color TO by the fact that
Mver and ms hacker came up from Streater
yesterday and held a conference with a num-
Der of gentlemen interested in pugilIsm.
McAuliffe and his hacker, also, instead of re-
turning home after the exhibition at North
Judson, merely returned to Milwaukee and
keep themselves within easy call of Chicago.
Such n meeting, it is said, has been planned,
only those whose reputation for trustwortht-
ness generally passes as being of the right
stuff having been put on.h One of these
was seen by a reporter. He said:
ITS going to be the best fight you ever
saw. It's going to be to a finish, too, and no
mistake. It's going to take place in a room,
and when you get fifty or more men together
who have paid 800 apiece TO get there, you
can lay heavy odds that they won't stand any
Delsartian business"
The fight will, according to the present
programme, take place about IL o'clock to-
night.
The majority of those attended the fight
are not willing to admit hat they were
angled for and landed as suckers in the
finest style. They aver with more or less
passion that it was merely a money making
scheme, so managed as to yield every dollar
which could be squeezed out of it. An inter
view with Billy Madden, trainer and man
this statement. Resenting the averment
that he had proved himself a poor
manager, Madden triumphantly points to his
balance sheet, showing receipts to satisfy
the appetite of pugilistic a~varice, and ex-
penditures which, If invested in rye bread,
would but have sharpened the hunger of the
amishe throng who thirsted for blood in the
opera house at North Judson. Billy, further
more, naively explains that the cost of the
affair would not have been even half so great,
had it not been, unfortunately, necessary to
declare q dividend for the rapacious sheriff.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
Window Visits Harrison,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. 16.-The talk OF
the town to-day has been the visit OF Win
dom to General Harrison, The ex-senator,
who came by request of the'general, arrived
at IL O'Clock this morning and drove imme-
diately to the Harrison residence
when he started on his return
TO the east. To those who sought an inter.
view with him he was pleasant, but gave no
informatioui N any direction. 1t is thought
that the cabinet is now practically decided
upon, and that it will contain the names of
Blaine, Window. Rusk, Thomas, Noble,
Warner Miller, Estee and Wanamaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
Shootinp ARRAY,

RAwLNs, Wyo., Feb. 16,-[Special Tels-
gram to The BEE. Wv. V. Dankowske and
Clarence Turner quarreled last night over
the price of some work which Dankowske,
who is u tailor, had done for Turner. At the
breakfast table this morning the quarrel was
renewed and Dankowske drew q revolver
and shot Turner in the arm, the bail striking
near the shoulder. Dankowske was given a
hearing this after noon and was placed under
81 1000 bonds to appear at the next term OF
court.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
SiN p..nnln IL OWN LIN.

PARKEgsBunG, W. Va, Feb. l6.-The boiler
of John g.. jerks saw mill, at Murphy,
Pleasant county, burst to-day and killed Al
bert Carr, fireman; James Black, sawyer;
Thomas Ash, Griffin Bogles and Charles
Zipn, lab0rcrs. Mrs. jerks who was pass
ing ut the time was also killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
Burglar Winters Recaptured.

ANaMosA, Ia, Feb, 16.-Special Telegram
to The BEE, Winters, the noted crook,
who escaped from the Jail last Thursday,
was recaptured near Waubeck this after.
noon at 5 o'clock. He stole a team at Spring
vile and was making his way across the
country under the name of Hopkins. The
taller still lies in n critical condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
Fayors the Thomas Plans.

WAsnINGroN, Feb. lG.-In the course of n
statement to-day before the house naval
committee Secretary Whitney took occasion
to remark that he beIieved the vessel for
which Representative Thomas prepared de-
signs, and which was the object Of criticism
in the senate would be Of great value to the
navy, and that If he were secretary of the
navy when the bill went into effect, he would
have built IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
Gould is EcDnom!zinc.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l0,-Onc of the most
sweeping cuts in expense ever made by the
Gould interest has Just been applied to the
Missouri Pacific, Cotton Belt ana Iron
Mountain roads. Instead of having local
trans TO pick up local business through
trains arc compelled 10 do the work. 1t is
estimated that the Missouri Pacific reduction
IN its train service amounts to fully $500
miles per day, or a reduction of s40,0 900 per
month
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
A Postomce Destroyed.

AUDUBON, Ia, Feb. l6.-[Special Telegram
to TIL BEE. The postofice at Price, ten
miles east of this place was consumed by fire
on the night Of the 18th, together with a large
stock of merchandise. The origin of the fire
is unknown, and no insurance is reported.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
Bond Burglars sentenced.

CnIcAGo, Feb. l6.--rhe jury in the case of
Messrs. shaw, Plessur and CorDett, charged
with completely in the theft OF about S1,0)0
worth Of bonds from the firm Of Kellogg,
Johnson & Bliss, returned a sealed verdict
this morning. Corbett was acquitted ana
Shaw and Plessur were found guilty and
their punishment liked at confinement in the
pcnitcatiary, the former for two years and
the latter Tor one.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
Mixes Accompiices Arrested.

PHILADEI PHIA, Pa, Feb. l6.-.A detective
agency in this city received u caDlegram
from its European branch announcing the
capture in Italy Of Vinscenso Villisca and
Giuseppe Beverine. the accomplices OF "ied
Nosed Nike" in the murder Of Paymaster
Mcclure and Hugh Flanagan. near Wilkes
barre, in October last, Both will be brought
to this country for trial,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
Pardoned Conditjonauv.

DIES MONIES, H., Feb. 1G.-tSpecial Tele
ram to TIE BEE. The governor to-day
pardoned p. j. Mcdonald, condiIionally. He
was sentenced to Jail for 1873 days for selling
liquor, and the governor lets him ont after a
short Imprisonment on condition that lie
obeys the law hereafter.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17

KEoKuK, Ia, Feb. l6.-[Special Telegram
to The BEE. l-Joseph g.. Anderson, senior
member Of the law firm of Anderson &
DAVIS, and one OF the most prominent attor.
neys in the state, died at his home here this
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
For Fe,onionsly Accepting Deposits.

PUEBLO, Colo, Feb. ia. Il. Gumdcr,
cashier Of the defunct Exchange bank Of
Canon City, was to-day found guilty of hay
ing feloniously accepted deposits up TO the
closing of the bank, knowing the concern was
insolvent. The amount for which the bank
failed a year ago wac 1900 COO.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
WASHINGTON Items,

WAsWrNGToN, Feb. 16.-lSpecial Telegram
to TIE BEE. N. w. Wells, Of Omaha, is at
the Arlington.
viii Stanley Pitts, of Iowa, was to-day APP
pointed to a $1,000 position in the surgeon
generals office.
Colonel S. l.. Swords, of Iowa, the cor
responding secretary of the inaugural com
mittec, who served as n sergeant-at- arms at
the national republican committee, during
the recent campaign, is spoken Of as II candi-
date for the Office of sergeant.at-arms Of the
United States senate.
Senator Henderson left for Nebraska this
evening. He will return at the end Of next
week.
Colonel John p. Nickcrson, recorder.in
chief of the military order of the Loyal
Legion of the United States, was in the city
to-day to confer with Senator Henderson,
commander of the Local Commandery, as to
the quadrennial congress OF the order 10 be
held in Cincinnati on April 10. Colonel
Nickerson reports a powerful organization
with eighteen communicates and a member
ship of $500.
BY direction of the secretary of war,
Private George lutte, Company ID, Twenty
first Infantry, now with his company, hav-
ng enlisted while a minor, without the con-
sent of his parents or guardian, is discharged.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
A Church DESTROYED.

FAIRFIELD, Ia, Feb. 16.--lSpecial Tele-
gram TO TIE BEE. The Baptist church at
this place was destroyed by fire early this
morning, Loss, $4,000. No. insurance.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17

the little door l heard my coachman's sonor
Gus voice calling out; Faith, an We know
that young man saw the Comte de a Paris ~
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
DIR. GRAY ScriousIy m.

CHICAGO, Feb. l6.-Rev. DIR. Gray, who re-
Gently resigned as warden of Racine college,
rs seriously al OF pneumonia in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-17
FORGED BY DETECTIVES.
How the Parnell Letters Were Writ
ten for the Times.

NEW YORK, Feb. l6.-[Special Telegram to
THE BEE, The testimony given in the
Parnell case by Soames, solicitor for the
London Times, has effectually corroborated
the belief held by a few well-informed persons
in New York that Detective Mosher, who
was employed by the Times to gather EVIL
dence against Parnell in America. had swim
died his employers out of not less than
SO, 600. Soames testified that he hired
Mosher to come to America to trace the
source of certain documents. Mosher's
career in this city has been known in part by
many persons, but the real character of the
man and his work here has been known only
to a few. Inspector Byrnes had him under
surveillance soon after he came here, as he
mistook one of Byrnes' men tor some one
else and was indiscreet enough to
tell him his business. Mosher tried
every possible way to get possession
of the documents he wanted, if they were in
existence, but failed utterly. Despairing of
losing his livelihood, the Times being very
liberal, he determined to earn his money by
forging the letters for the Times. He repre-
scented to the detectivewho was assisting him
that he could charge the Times any price
that he liked for forged letters, and that If
the Times would not pay the bills he would
sell the papers to a certain evening paper in
London. His assistant was willing to help
swlndle the Times if for nothing more than
to get even, as far as might be, for that
newspapers attack on Parnell. Between
these two men a number of letters were
forged purportlng to have'been written by
Parnell, Healy and others to p. ]. p. lyman,
the famous Number One,'' who is now in
this city. The letters purported to give
lyman instructions concerning the Phoenix
park case. The detectives forwarded these
letters, one at a time, tothe Times solicitors.
Some of this money is known to have been
received through cipher cable dispatches.
Is Pigott Reliable?
LONDON, Feb. 16.-The Pail Mall Gazette,
commenting upon the admission made to the
Parnell commission by Soames. the Times
solicitor, and Macdonald, manager of the
Times, that they had never asked Plgott or
Houston where they got the letters secured
by the Times, says:
Everything depends entirely upon Pigott's
word. The character bf Pigott, therefore
is of the first Importance. TIL Times stakes
everything upon his word. If Pigott were
the Apostle Paul his solitary word might
suffice, but if he falls short Of the apostolic
character, what then9"
The Gazette ends its article dangerously
near contempt of court with o point of inter-
rogation suggesting that the character of
Pigott is doubtful.
Labouchere, in an interview, said that the
total amount of money which he paid Pigott
was ESQ. He further said he would disclose
nothing further regarding the alleged at
tempt to bride Pigott until he went into the
witnasc nov
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-21

0 precesie siostra m6wi z ksiedzem
bardze ma}o, wiecei o gospodar-
stwie i o dawnych wojnach, ami
zeli o kukizowskim wypadku,
a gdy wspomnia}am o pokrwawio-
nych pieniadzach, ksiadz rzek}, re
stafo sig to chyba ten sposob,
re wowczas, gdy polecaf PAM Stree
leckiej, ably jego paplery wartosci-
we zabra}a, poplamiia krwia PAM
Strzelecka. Dale] opowiadaf mi
ksiadz, re mia4 szafke 2 pieniadz-
mi u PAM Strzeleckiej i re costa
viii ja nawet otwarta. Ably klucz
dawaf PAM strzeleckiej, mic 0 TEN
ME mowi}. Opowiedziaf tylko, re
mowi} do PAM Strzeleckiej: Otwie-
raj PAM szufadki 1 predko, co
jest, zabieraj. Wspomniaf takze, IL
PAM Strzelecka odpowiedziata:
nPoooz nam brac, kiedy to ME
moje", a ks. Tch. mla} %powt6rzyc:
nBielz PAM wszystko!".
Przewod n. Jak to byfo,
gdy o tych pieniadzach ks. Tch.
opowiadal?
S W a d e k: Przedtem, zanim
mi mowi}, d}ugo sic namysla}. o
tych pieniedzach wspomnia} mi
ksiadz wszystkiego trey razy, pod
czas gdy o wypadku czesto mi OPP
wiada}, a to, re ME vie, kto 20
pobif.
Dalej powiada swiadek, re ks.
Tch., dowiedzawszy sic o areszto-
waniu Strzelechich, rzek}, IL ME
meze uwierzyc, ably osoba tax do
bra mog}a SIG dopuscic takiej zbro-
dni. Co do oskrzenia O kra-
dziez pieniedzy, mic ME mo-
viii. Mowi} a ks. Tch.: ,,Czego
oni szukaja i zmyslaja! ia najwie-
cej mogfem mice 10000 z}r. - P.
Kazimierz Tch6rznicki bywa u ksie-
dza oodziennie i wtedy pozostaia
sam ma sam. z obcych ludzi byli
u ks. Tch.: ks. Siekanowicz, Zeli-
gowski i ajent Szpang Z iona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-21
Nv.
w KS.

Wies Olszowe, W powiecie ke-
pinskim pofo&ona, zaczeiy wiadze
tutejsze chrzcic 20 swojemu ma
,,Olschowa". Wiasoiciel pan Da-
szkiewlecz uda} sic n3alenicm do
ministra. P. minister mu odpowio
cziaf, &e nakazal w}adzom pisac
,,Olszowa". Tymczasem landrat
znow adresowat ;,Olschowa". Pan
Daszwiewlcz listu z mylnym adre-
sem ME przyja}. List zwr6ci}a
poczta panu landratowi, IL ten przez
krdl. kom,sarza obwodowego znow
20 postal i wozncmu kaza} scia-
goac fen. Ia porto, a gdyby sic
p. d. wzbraniat zaplacic, nakazai
sclagnad przez egzekucva. Wozny
"a te 5 fen. 40 fen. koszt6w e.
gzekucyJnych, zafantowaf starry pa
iasz, ktory ma bye urzedowo s.
%przedany przez licytacya p. D. pc
dat zazalenie do krol. rejencyi,
przejdzie zn6w wszystkie instancye
a O kosta zapozwic p. sadu. Wiel-
kie oczekiwanle, jak sic IA spawa
zakohezy?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-21

mentami sw. ma te ostatnia po-
droz do w%iecznosci, poczem sam
mowif: Teraz, Panic Boze, WEI
mic pod Twoja swieta opleke i
czyn re NINA, co cheese, Twoja
swiata VIOLA MECH sic dzieje! J.
tax W swoich cierpieniach poszed}
pc nagroda wieczna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-21
SPRAWA KUKIZOWSkA
pred }awa przysiegfych we
LWOWIE.
(Ciag dalszy).

CSprawozdanie 2 II i 1s stycz-
MAJ Dotychczasowy przebieg spra-
wy kukizowskiej ola oskarAonych
bardzo pomyslny. Prokurator "a
dat dalszego przesiuchlwania pod
%sadnych, przeciwko czemu zapro-
testowali ich adwokaci: dr.. Roih.-
ski imieniu Strzeleckiei, a br.
Duleba W imieniu jej syna. Pewne
JAYNE zwiezie odpowiedzi pod
sadnych wywarty bardzo dodatnie
wrazenie, dalsze jednak badanie
Nrwajace TAX przez try posie-
dzenia) widocznie nazyto oskarzo-
nych, to tel Strzelecka odm6wiia
wszelkich odpow1edzi nrokuratoro-
wi, al do ukohczenia postepowa-
MIA dowodowcgo. Kilkudziesrat
nastepnych pytah prokuratora
Girtlera, z ktorych kllka uchylit
przewodnlczacy, radca Simnowicx,
pososto}o bez odpowiedzi. Wobec
togo sad przystapit do bahama
swiadkow.
Przestnchiwano najplerw ko-
leg6w i przyjaciof Al. g., ktorzy
znajdowali sic u niegc ma zebraniu
W nocy 2 dnia 20 lipca z. r W
Bofszewie. Hr Mniszek, Rozwa-
dowski, Tustanowski, Piehczyko-
wski j Gtowacki wyrazali size re
wszech MAR jsk najpoohlebniej Q
Strzeleckim. Owegc wieczra, Al. S.
zachowywat sic zupeinle spokoj-
ME, z~aprasza1 ich, ably przenoco-
wall i wedfug ich zdania, jest RE
cza wprost niemozliwa, ably Stree
feckl zdolnym byf do p%opcinienia
zbredni; o aresztowaniu swego
przyjaciela, dowiedzieli sic z obu-
rzen1em W kilka dni pc fakcio.
Zeznanla s~lu4acej Jewki loka-
ia Leminia ME przedstawiaja mic
waAnego. Wczoraj badany byf W
c%harakterze swiadka zeznajacego
pod przysiega, brat o%skarzonej,
ezfonek izby pan6w S.anisiaw
Polanowski. Zeznania Jego byiy
bardzo dla osbarzonych pochlebne.
Siostra jego, Strzelecka, chorowa.
Ia ciagle; soIidarnosc rodzinna ME
byfa naruszona ST. mogfa zawsze
liczyc ma najwieksze efiary re stro-
ny rodziny, rozporzadzajacej bar
do znacznemi srodkami. Go do
Al. S., p. Polanowski zakomuniko-
wal charakterystyczny fakt. w
najkrytyczniejszych czasach swa-
tano oskar&o2ego z PARMA liczaca
, 100000 zfr. posagu, m'mo to
wola1 on przyjac k%uratele famili-
ina, anizeii ozenic sic bez przeko-
mania; przytem oswiadczyf stano-
wczo, Re ozeni sic tylko z mifesci,
gdyz pogardza rachubami matrymo-
nialnemi.
Sensacye %wywofafo oswiadcze-
ME Polanowskigo, stwierdzone
przez obrohcow, BE wiadze odm6-
WHY udzielenia urlopu agertom
policyjnym, ktorvch rodzina oskar-
zonych chclafa zaanga&owac ma
wfasny koszt celem wykrycia praw-
dslwego zb%rodniarza; tych samyoh
agentow uzyf potem prelura-
tor przeciwko o%skar&onym Strzele-
] ckimi
Swladok ~zeznujc, re edm6wi-
wyszy rodzinie Strzelerkich, sle-
dzili natomiast kazdy ruch wszy-
stkich c%zfonkow, a jakaA tajemni-
cza reka otwierala wszystkie lch
listy. Polanowski jest wprawdzle
bratem oskaraonei, ale jest zarazem
cSfowiekiem cieszacym sic zaufa-
MEM sfer naJwySszych; to tez &c
znania jego wywotafy formalna
sensacye.
Nastepnie badano swiadkow
prey drzwiach zamk nietych,
wfeszcie swiadek sadownik zeznaf,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-21
WSZELKIE
ZELASTWA
Kto pragnie kupic towarow
2elaznych, niechaj pamieta lie u
R D Cone CO.

MONA znalezc najlepszy wy
Dor pc cenach naJtanszych W
po}udniowej Minnesota. Nasze
zapasy obejmuja wszystkle no.
we wynalazki / polepszenia u
narzedzi stolarskich i lnnych
porzadkow, GRAZ wielki wybor
artyku}ow potrzebnych PREY
budowle ] gospodarstwie, tu-
dzie2 wszelkich przedmiotow,
uzywanych przez kowali bla-
charzy, dalej niezmierna lose
artyku1ow, ktocych W zadnym
lnnym sztorZe w TEN miescie
znalezc ME MONA.
q przyjemnosciq kaademu
pokazemy nasze towary i kaz,
diego jaknaupverniei zapra-
szan:y, ably mas rac7yl odMie-
dzic.
3. D. G8nE Co.,
Mr.. Ga, 66, So, i 70 East 2nT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-21

Ee W owa noe krytyczna widzlaf
ma }awce pod k~oscioiem jakiegos
czarno ubranego ozfowieka, wurto-
vnicy zas oswiadczyli, ic mic
szozeg6lnego tel nocy ME zauwazyli.
M tenn zakohczyio sic posie-
dzenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-21

LWOW, q stycznia. Dzi-
siaj przedewszystkiem by} s}ucha-
ny wazny swiadek, p. Kazimierz
ch6rznicki i, w1asciciel d6br,
81 letnl, zonaty. Swiadek ten o.
znajmla, IL Jest bardzo dalekim
kuzynem ks. Jana Tch., re ME spo-
dziewa} SIG, ably go ksiadz mog}
zrobiG spadkobierca, s}yszaf, re
Strzelsocy zyja tax blisko z ksie-
diem, il niewatpliwie oni otrzyma-
ja pc MIN spadek. Dlatego tez nj
gdy ME zg}asza} sic do ksiedza,
ably ME bye lie widzianym przez
S~trzeleckich. Gdy pc wypadku
przyby} do Kukizowa, zastaf ksie-
dza bardzo opuszczonego, brud do
ko}a chorego by1 tax wielki, re
swiadek ME m6g} bawic dfugo W
pokoju. Widzia} jednak, re PAM
Strzel. sauna nosi}a pare razy ros6f
ksiedzu. Raz, gdy siedziell PREY
stole, zapyta} swiadek, czy ksiadz
mia} pieniadze, ma co Strzel.
odpowiedzlafa, re nal e.
Il o o, a jezeliby co by1o, to
chyba jest W opleczetowanych sza-
ZACH.
Osk k. Strzeleck Eau
waza, IL ME chcla}a movie O pie
niaadzach, DO ME %wiedzia}a, jaki
stosunek pokrewiehstwa zachodzi
miedzy ksiedze- a p. Kazimie-
rem.
Dalei zezna]e swiadek, re ksiadz
~wyraznie twierdzif twierdzi, re a.
nj kluczyka nlgdy Strzeleck,ej ME
dawa}, ami tez wcale ja ME upo-
waznia} do brania W depozyt.
Swiadek opiekuie sic obenie bar
dzo pilnie ksiedzem, ktory pre-
bywa szpitalu SIS. Mi4osierdzia.
Ksiedzu Jest codziennie lepieJ, mo-
wi 1ozsadnle, jest prawie zupe}nle
zdrowym i ma wspomnienie proce-
su, pragnie goraco, ably m6g} bye
przes}uehanym. W Kukizowie jesz-
cze, ks. ~zawdzwa} paru ludzi i wo-
bee Mich zeznawa@ testament ust-
ME, oznajmiajac re Pianowice PIE.
znacza ola Kazimierza Tch., byle
ten p}aci} mu dozywocie 1.40O zfr.
Kiedy. ludzie pytali sic ksiedza, co
rozporzadzi 2 got5wka, odwroci1
sic ma f6zku i rzek}: ia ME mann
zadnej got6wki. Wiecej movie ME
chciaf. = Ma zadanle swladka, ks.
Tch., testament, co do zapisu Pia-
movie, zezna} p6znlej pisemnie
pred sedzia ~sledczym, got6wka je-
dnak dotychczas ME rozporzadzi}.
= Ksiadz sam ME vie, lie ma
pieniedzy. Raj m6wi4, re 20 ty-
siecy, pozniej nawet, re 10000 z}r.
i mowi} raz s%wiadkowi, IL VIE jesz-
cze ]edno mlejsce, gdzie schowa4
pieniadze, ale ME powiedzia}, gdzie.
w rozmowach re swiadkiem ksiadz
re lzami w oczach ubolewa mad
Strzeleckimi, szczeg6lnie o niej po-
wiada: ,,Biedna nasza pani"! =
Wkohcu zas zastrzega sic swiadek,
jakoby W ca}ej sprawle dzia}a}
przeciw Strzeleckim, jakoby biegaf
20 sadach i t. p.
Ma odnosne pytanie dodai
~jeszcze swiadek, re ksiedza odv
dzaja W szp1talu inni ksieza,
by} u niego ajent Szpang
zona.
Dalszym niemnie'
swladkiem by}a T
J a S z k i e vi
}osierdzia, pod k
opieka ks. TcF
w ten miei'
WI polemi
rem a T.
domar
nrZy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-21

" Gnieaokowie dniu II b. m.
obywatel mistrz szcwski, D.. No
wicki, obchodzif 2 iona rzadka
u~roczystosc ztotego wesela. Sedziwi
ci ma}zonkowie otrzvmali liczny i
cenne rodarunki, a navel X. Ar
cybiskup gnieznichsko poznahski
nades}a} list biogoslawiehstwem.
Y. prob. Bilew;cz odprawit uroczy-
sta Msza sw. M intencya jubilat6w,
kt6rzy ~jeszcze czetstwem ciesza sic
zdrowicm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-21
PEACOIE IA
w ESCl
z Polskiej UJczyzny
Zielnie POlskie pOdzu.
bOrem nlOSMiewskim.

>AAA w Sn me-
Z Warszuwy donosza o smut
nym wypadku. Znik4 bez sladu
proboszcz parafi wszystkich Swie-
tych, ks. Walenty Swinarski, by1y
regens seminaryum archidyecezal-
nego. Ksladz Swinarski wyszed} z
mieszkania swego we wtorek Is
I'm. o godzinie 5 pc po}udniu
nikogo ME zawiadomiwszy, nie
wroci}. W mieszkaniu probe
znaleziono wszystkie kluc7
walizke cd podr6zy, CO
il ks. Swinarski ME NJ
wyiezdzac. z obawy
padku zarzadzono
szukiwanla.
Bogacs
Krolestwie
RE, XIII
Ike WI
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