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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15
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On Tuesday President Harrison
appointed Arthur G. Mellette, 81
W.tsrtovn, md I1ati,el ~
Rishardson of Ggsnd Forks ! 9, q d,
governor md secrstary, respectively
0f the territory of Dakota. These
asea The persons agreed upon 81 he
territorial representative as beink
satisfactcry 70 both parts a the tes8fs
AIRY. "a making these appDintme1
e rid AZ j - On has tnlilled TIE
Z a. pf gths 4 lspubl III patidss
~ Iy IN tsrrt sr;.l 3 81
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15

LiEerty-iosing Americans are
watching with interest the Irish
struggle for home rule. The mighty
patience of Parnell during the last
few months has shown the true great.
ness Of the irish leader i in %, a ''' very
strong light, and his complete vindi-
cation has increased his influence in
England and gained him friends in
every. nation, #$ = ]
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15

And nov delegation from iri-
IONA has presented a petition to Presi
dent Harrison to remove tue governor
# that territory, claiming that he is
so antagonistic to the Legislature that
necessary legislatiue cannot be OBJ.
tanned. No carpetbaggers need ap-
DIV.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15
Auoka wants an electric light plant,

Anoka wants au electric light plant,
but the city fathers and business men
are in Il middle over tn. matter.
The council granted franchise to
one man and the mayor vetoed it..
Opinions are divided If to the merits
OF the "incandescent'' and. arc"
systems, and considerable feeling has
been stirred up. IA Hsss ss.y ~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15

" Anoka had q candidate for district
judge in the person Of q Mr.. Ham
mons, but Gov. Merriam filled both
places with Minneapolis men, to the
disappointment Of that city, and the
Union thinks the governor shows
more consideration for his enemies
than for his friends.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15

Ex-senator ID. NJ. Sabin has taken
the position .of,president ofthe Amer
lean Telephone company, which Us
chartered under the laws of. Virginia.
and has valuable franchises from the
Venezuela government. A,,.,t&E,.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15

=, The measure to appeal the law re-
lating to capital punishment in Ills
state, has been indefinitely postponed
after some discussion in the house,
and will probably remain as it is.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15

Rumory says that the Manitoba
eompanytwill begin the construction
ola line OF road from the head Of
Lake Superior to Crookston,, IA soon
as the, money can be. secured.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15

-. - - p p. e 81
Ddluth IS rushing work. on an
electric light plant with her accus-
toned celebrity. When Duluth de-
cides to have a. thing she "gess there
without delay r 3; = /
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15
ing and @. n. HoluaH, RepGhlie sif

ms lss and { J. y lollpaN, Jean
received q majority of votes: Bath
Murray and Holman claim d lesal
election and the matter will probably
he carried to the supreme court. The
scene atsths last meeting was 4 hot
one sand fufthsse depelop nents- ARE.
awaited with interest. .s5
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15
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G0Hardy, jurors fees

y
81 Over thirty bills; aygregating $5l7.0O,
for services and goods to persons sick or
insane, were rejected. . - -. .,
The liquor bond Of Nick Hennen,
town Of Pierz. was approved, and H.
tense granted for one year. . -, ~
The school petition OF j. O. Becker
and others asking to change the bound
aries of district No. 26 BY detaching from
sail district sections. T., 5, ,,7,,8, o., I6,
II, 10 and the north half of sections 10,
70 and p, township 80, range 90, to form
! new district, was considered, and the
auditor directed to. post notices that the
matter would be heard on July. 233. 1889 I.
Board adjourned g, until Thursday ;.
All were. present at the; meeting on
Thursday morning. :.,$ss p - p: .5s52ss'a !
Bids for, transcribing the real estate
records ofAthe county were, rejected lin
full. --.-1: 80 -, So, -
S75 was appropriated to aid the town
of Pike Creek in repairing the county
road between sections "a anu - in town
%, range 80, said money to be expend.
ed under the direction OF County Com
missioner Medved. -, - - .~'->'~@ /
g A resolution was passed asking Hon.
J. G. Flynn to secure the enactment Of
q special Inv allowing the board to pro;
cure or cause to he made a new set Of
abstract books for the county. t7<$: &
The county auditor was instructed TO-
advertise for new bids for making The,
abstract books. ~. .5 80 =. S.''s'
$50 was appropriated out Of the road.
and bridge ,fund, 10 aid the town Of
Motley in completing a corduroy. on d
road. .E es Iffsiff II Sd 2asy;s !.
$50 WIS ropriated to aid the sown
ofRipley inshuil,ling a corduroy, 81 4
road hi - MI
500 was appropriated 20 the town Of
Culdrum TO repaiE the lridge on SO section
81, town 129, range 81, kaown as the
Wendt bridge, to be lex pended under
direction Of Dennis sheedy, county cons
lnissio mission, -: as'@ {,
$500 was transferred from The roaii'
and bridge fundto the county revenue
fund. said amount TO be returnedtosthe
road and bridge fund after the June
settlement. s,.s&s }tsi= B .s5.,Tsss.ss,a 81
i 500 was appropriated to aidgths towhs
IS ssPierz in building bridges "a said
IT. -,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15
Let Y0Nr Work Talk.

IS; Mr.. Box says, in his Literary Leaves,
published in The New York Graphic,
that an editor Of one of the: great maya
zines said to him, in reply to his question,
care personal introductions helpful to
young authorss 49, e.,. s..r,e,ye.'
"Denf GO to q friend who knows the
editor and: get a ietter.of introduction; it
owili sbore the friend, the, editor and
eventually yourself. If you suggest the
value of a. friend Of court, remember
that the editor has met this scheme
thousand times. It means that you ask
him to make an exception Ct your case
against his Judgment, and this annovs
! him to begin with. saIf YOU want to sell
"a Rrlff Bill ofssgoods you do not feel
that you need d letterpf introduction to-
stlIB an editor is in exactly this.
spQaiti OF one who, is. always buying
what hef laaEs is sa1able. =" -, ss5s - :.
There iyagpod deal fof@ truth in this
advice Of the magazine editor. The.
sauthors best friend or his worst enemy
Esis his ur1anueeript. That should be his
| letterof Introduction without any pre-
EEhInmary sfipaHishes in the shape OF actual
ssttsreof nftioa The .Epocl,. !
AZ hi :ws,trynr Door. I
( b FaFis. ssveral, families often i've
under one roof, and each occupies. its
E9wn fiat Or. apartments. The duke and
the laborert saint and vagab bond, the good
and the bad may live in the Same house,
anu yet neither OF them know his neigh
boz The author Of Partisan Lights,
says that two friends lived a year in the
same house without being aware Of the
tact, unMEtiey accidentally met in the
street, and inquired each others address.
tbs 9ntllpt aa1D felates tho story of an
atlIilsfng mistakes. 3sa.ssssSg=43,s9 ~
a gentleman called upon O lady with
2whonI haRasHell acquainted, On reach:
ing the house, he tascended the stairs,
but, not having counted the flights, en-
! tered the apartment in the story above
that Of the lady. 10 =. 5.. s.
He found the table set for d lunch.
showing that company was expected.
With liberty which his relations with
the family warranted, he helped himself
TO bonbons and fruit Hearing a Iady's
voice calling from her chamber, and,
apoiogixing forDot coming out immedi.5
<ately he replied, Do not disturb your
eel, madam; ! will wait. !" 5,s5 81, ! -
Tie mdy at once entered the room. and
the gentleman found himself in the pres,
once g sal stranger, who seemed as
san1azedtas he was. t.1t.. s.. ..szs.1 :
!. lada1ae; E said he, sis not this the
aliartnlent.of M, e { -
No; that is on tho floor below. = =.
Then, dame, have to throw my
SELF at your feet tor this intrusion.
Thinking smyeelf in the apartment OF
Mmess .llaye been eating freely of
your refreshments, and can now only
4s,{9 III y
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15
First Uass Ia

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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15
FRIDAY MARCH Is, 1889.
Louisville, KY, was the victim Of a
half.a-million dollar fire last Friday.

The Dakota Legislature rcquired
seventy clerks, at an expense of
$4,000. -. ts;Ss +
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15
CO TN OAfsit. I
A Record Of What was Trans
acted By the Hoard
this Week.

The eounty board met in special
session attic auditors Office on Taestlay
Marc. 4, 1888. All were present OK
eept Commissioner K ODE. Ysss{
The Gonsts q the Bank 81 Little Fafls
and Clark & Mcclure given to the
board q, county commissioners for the
purpose Of receiving the putlic funds 81
Morrison county on deposit, we're pre- :
scented to the boar, duly examined and
approved with snreties thereon for the
term oftwo years from the l6tt day Of
March, A. .. 1889. 81 ~
The board then al ourned until
Wednesday morning at9 O'Clock.
Board met Wednesday, morning with
all present.. u ~ / .ssss L,
The followinggs bill bills against Mo rrison
county were then presented to the
board, examined and allowed:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

MI i
Marc Hubpert andtwife to John Y ~ !
y Pruyn- .ots7 and s, block 50, +
h Tlayer's addition to Little Falls $ g.
NJ Nj Williams TO John VII PruN,,sz.,
IL -lots1, 2,,3.s4 iinl35, bIocks73.
Thaysfs aidtosL tttie Fails. ...,S ~
Little Falls Wster power CO 1, als /
TO John We PrnyFl-lots fi,.%s7Y
and :. block 20 Thayer's add
to. Eittle Falls. ........ :
Little Ellls Watsn Power Co. 10 d
4 JoliiF PrnxH- l,tsl, 2, Sand &
/ Al blotksyS Thayer's addition. 20;
fEfatAFa Iis yvaterIpower Co to l.
y Hay ward-lot IL, block Is,
ThaEer's addition,,....-............,,.. 4
Falls Waite II RowerCo ct oil
stsfst1lGH. + Haywar "a sIots ana s Is
block II, Thayer's addition, &
GIL HubLert to- Weed NJ Samuel
aaaesRas sea 3! ! r. 8
Robert ID NIuncev and wife to E d
Eosts ssblock ], Royalton Isl
John oHnsol, and wife to REM
Mai \ "a &! 81 NJ of lot 5, block
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15


pxMper. ....... Zoo
y summons meais for Mckercher. 4 %
Blake q Bentfeld. gt,Ods 10 Mary YaoRer ESQ
H paapsr; Con ~ooi: =, 70 81
-. + II o
!iarting Il Son, goods to county iail...,.,... 225
- court house. ......... Is IS
Henry Goulet, recording legal pa s. 50
John sand. goods for jail aud boarding :.
rrisoaers 1856 %
Biuttiel room rent for gfaAd itlrys..,,.. Is %
Hartng Son, chairs for courtsreoin ,. Is 6 90
lohr Wetzel medicines to paupers. 5,ls IS
Mark Neill witness fees. ........ ...... . 40
NJ Chipperdeid, witness fees....... IA 40
leo Webster witness fees. 22
Henry Rasicot sheriff's fees; ...,..... 4s6 66
leo " Ashton. witness, fees. &c.,. DO
- Auyer, printing and stationery s. 2G 10
WI Bates. state vs. A K nl 428
Is n II 40
"a Cash wood for court =. 80 o.
Geo Parker, justice fees. state vs. A K Hall & 10
q n A Fortier, part snlary for poor phy-SA =
stefan, Jan 25 1883, to Feb sa5, lsss....,. %
Marofte. Jurors .... - SO
Jos Ant book case for county treasrrer. /. ,s5 %
LEVIN Becker, witness fees 60
staples, clerk Of court Tees IS 80
-" :. -" z.................. ii 90
!! : = sg y y. ..:,.:::......:.-. 90
Door. III NJ
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15

ao"Sos ,'-' 49, = sly. = -
Frank Houde, for keeping McKercher, "A,
40 90
H n Hounsom, printing. ~. 20 90
james Gotta. jurors fees. . ! 200
Harting & Son, coiiin for j B Barrett HSiY
panpef: ...:....""..,..."...". Is 90
for NeKercher ' - 50 90
James McCauley, juror fees. i. :. SO
Van, Buskirk juror fees. te so
Tanner. goods Tor poor far1l.......... 9 81
Icon Houde. justice fees, state vs. Nc. -afss't
* g. 40
Maggie Houde. caring fur Mckercher .....z ~ %
= Staples. CLERK fees S26 IS
frank E!leAbeeker, services on board OF -
auditors and money paid for stamps )
and 10 Is
Il ketrooh, witness faes..... 81
Pinneer Press, books and stationery.....".. "A rs
W berg, jury Iees 100
II Sch leusenef. hardware for jail........- 10 30
Geo p Barnard, books for treasurers OF.
tlce... -. as Is
Martin Wenzel poor commissioner Janu. s,
ncy and February. 1899 .' .......... 't5fl7
Ieo.D Barnardt books registers Office. 50 Is
\ raymond juror =. 50
frank Morschick, work for poor farIn.... 5 10
Leon HGNde. Justice fees. 10 20
" MsEullef. printing for cuunty.........., j9 so
iAon Hunde, justice fees. ...........I 50
WM Fuller, printing for county...... 100 25
lW5BcrgS Gods for poor farm, jail and -sgeet
court house 81 AZ
John Wetzel, goods for county purposes 14O
telix, Hastlen, jur1r's Observation-Disclosures. 80
ierrsn Bros, goods for poor farm $500. SIS
Laiierman Bros, work for poor farm and ~
JAIL, .........."... 40
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15

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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-15
Board then adjourned until O'Clock
and the following bills were then al.

Richard Bros, goods to Martin Narooks,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20

ubran, przyborow woiennych itd'
mieszcza sig rosliny i zwierzeta
owych bogatych KRAKOW 0 klimacie
skwarnym i b}etnistym. Przesz}o
trzystu krajowcow ~przyby}ych re
wszystkich stron koInii penn us}u-
&c W p%awllonach. Poza tenn mics
ci sic wspania}a wystawa ogrodni-
GA, pomieszczona W pa}acu Tro-
cadero.
Tegroczna wystawa jest zanad-
to olbrzymia, ably opisac ja MOI
ma szczeg6}owo W lamach najwie-
kszego navel dzlennika. z opisu
jednak przytoczonego czytelnicy
nasi moga nabrac w%yotrazenia o
tem olbrzymiem dziele, ktore bez-
watpienia stanowi5 bedzie jedne z
epok W history postepl i rozwoju
ludzkiego.
W ]ednym z przysz}ych hume
row opiszemy dok4adnie wieze
E ffel, niesmiertelne dzie1o mako
mitego inzyniera francuzkiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20
warcho1y bogobojnego kap}ana ma

warcho}y bogobojnego kap}ana ma
zywaja prawos}awnym popem.
Ale to tylko drobne wyjatki,
DO og6f parafian ma rsku nosi ks.
Wieczorka, ceniac jego gorliwosc
W s}uzbie Bozej i prawdziwie OF
cowskie przywiazania do ludu pol
skiego W Toledo. Wszakze pred
trzema laty - jak juz dawniej pi-
sal Warus cafe miasto, oko}o
100000 mieszkancsw ~liczace, by1o
tax oburzone ma Polakow, re chcia-
no ich z miasta wypedzit, a teraz
ks Wieczcrek lyle zrobi}, re Pola-
cy znowu wszedzie W miescl maja
walor.
Re teraz sparyzony Moskal pi-
SEE g}upstwa, to ks. Wieczorka mic
ME obchodzi, ale choeby 60 mai
lepiej chwali}, to mic ME pomoze
jego gazeeie, DO lud juz i bez
Waarusa wiedzia1, re to prawos}aw-
ma i W dom jej ME przyjmuje.
Wreszcie ola zaspokoienla re-
daktera Warusa, zaznaczam, re
um6wi}o sic tn kllku obywateli,
ably wszelkiemi si1ami dzia1ac, W
celu wyforowania tego gazeciska
wraz z 1ajdackim redaktorem z
Toledo a wtedy i pochwa}y tel
moskiewskiej sw... sig skohcza.
szacunkiem
Dr.. Vrga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20
G. IA
z TOLEDO, 0.
9 czerwca, 80 r.
Szanowny Redaktorze!

Nies}usznie posadzono W ostat-
MIN numerze Warusa ks. prob.
Wieczorka o prawos}awie, ola te-
90, re 20 tam ktos chwali dzls,
kt6ry go jutro ganic bedzie.
Moskal Gwiezdzisty ola busl-
nesu chwali ks. W~ieczorka i raz
pc a maluje go W swo]ej g%azecie
= by ludzie, widzac chloe niepro-
szone pochwa1y publikowane, "a
pisywali Rushic S,oietto, lecz to SIG
dzieJe bez wiadomosci ks. Wieczor-
ka. Moskal i jego wybryki mic ME
obchodzi naszego proboszcza i cd
niego trzyma sic z daleka. Co Ia
kie ladaco usfyszy, to nabazgrze, a
potem ludzie robia zaburzenie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20
r SZKI,

ID W Q h r a b u s Q re-
szed}szy sig" taxa wszczsll rozmowe:
nWiesz co moi bracie, ten nasz
proceder to wcale ME zfy, ale ia
przekleta szubienica to mrowiem
mnle przechodzi." ,,Oho!" Cd
rzek} drugi. AJAX sig znasz, tax
pleciesz - zeby tel ME szubienica,
to bysmy zle ma tenn wychodzili,
DO kazdy jeden by kradt i rozbi-
ja}, a nam by sic ma1o co wten-
cas- dosta4o."
Jadac k o. e 2, zapytaf sig
pewien podr6zny swego kolegi, CO
on "a zlomek?
= Ziomek? jakto? - pyta z%agadnie-
ty.
: No, czy ME masz Pan ojczyzny?
- Me, DO widzi Pan, moja ojczyz-
na by}o siano,-a wo}y je pozar-
ly.
Ma d re. ,,Gospodarzu,
pewlezcle mi moi t}umok do mia.
sta, ia wan dunn cato dziesiatke."
IA gdzie ia was potem znajde9"
,,Po CO mnie ME macie znalesc,
ny, zeby wan by1o }%atwiej, to ia
sobie ko}o tego t}umoka ma wa
Sym wozie szade..."
Sz}a b a b q pc k}adce
przez rzeke, gdy z pr%zeciwnej stro-
ny zastapi} jel droge cart rzeeze:
,,Babo, powledz mi, kto lepszy:
Bog, czy ia? A powiedz prawde,
DO inaczej zepchne ciez tel k}adki
do rzeki." Baba ME W ciemie BIZ
ia, chcac sic z~recznie wykrecies z
trudnego ~po}ozenia, tax diabiu cd
powiedziafa: Panic Djable, Bog jest
dobry, ale i Waszmosc wcale ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20
WyStaWa poWSzechna
W Paryzu.

Proez czterech wspania}ych
gmachow, znajdujacych sig ma glow
mem miejscu wystawy ma placu
Marsowym, 0 ktorych wspomnielis-
my W p%oprzednim artykule o wy
stawie, spotykamy tam %jeszcze
mn6stwo wspania}ych pawilon6w,
przeznaczonych badz to ola po-
mieszczenia produkt6w pochodza-
cych z KRAKOW zamorskich, badz
poswieconych sztukom teatrom.
Wychodzac ms druga strone
wystawy, spotykamy jedne z maj
ciekawszych jej czesci. Jest MIA
historya mieszkah ludzkich, ma
kt6rej ca}ose sk}adaja sig najroz-
maitszego gatunku budowle, zacza-
wszy cd osad nadwodnyeh, az dc
gmach6w przesz{ego wicklow.
Oddzia} ten zaczyna sic jaskinia
siegajaca potopowych czasdw; "a
MIA ciaguie sig szereg budynk6w
wystawionych z ga}ezi, kamienia,
zelaza lub bronzu, st6sownie do
czasu, W jakim je budowano. Da-
lei ciagna sig budowle starozytnych
narod6w, jak Egipcyan, Hebrej-
czykow, Rzymjan Grek6w. Nowsze
epoki znalaz}y pomieszczenia pc "a
temi. Zajmujacy ten szereg zczyna
domek drewniany skandynawski;
Jest tam r6wniez chatka s4owianska
i domek rosyjski %oteczony lasem.
Potrzeba by]o nielada starania i
fantazyi budowiczego, jaklm jest p.
GARNER, ktory wykonai ca}y ten
oddzia4, ably pomiescic obok Sic
bic okolice, W kt6rych s%}oneczne
promienie pala rosliny ma wegiel,
obok KRAKOW, gdzie bez przerwy pra-
vie sroga panuje. zima. w cieniu
palm u~mieszczono mieszkania
arabskie i sudanskle, deny japon-
skie i chihskie, a mieszkancy ich o
brunatnej lub oliwkowej cerze,
DUNN re swej starej cywillzacyi,
niechetnem okiem spogladaja ma
sasiaduiacych 2 mimi L~apodczyk6w
l Eskimocow, dzikich Afryki
czerwonoskerych Indyan, %kryjacyeh
sic W swych norach.
Wszstkie tie budowle wznie-
stone So z taxa dok1adnosciaa, il
widz ma zludzenie, re znajduje sic
W tych krajach i wiekach odle-
g}ych. Budynki tie wiecej naucza,
niz cate szeregi dzle}, pisane O bu-
downictwie.
Dalej pc tel stronie wznosza
sic gmachy oddane do uzytku to.
warzystwu rybaekiemu oraz kom-
panii morskiej. Pc "a niemi spo-
tykamy wspania}y pa}ac produkt6w
spozywczych. w tym pa}acu mie-
szcz2 sic wy}aczn1e produkta fran.
cuzkie. w dalszym c:qgu miesci sic
wystawa rolnlcza kraiowa i zagra-
niczna. Tu znajdujemy mndstwo
lokomobil, pracujacych ca}emi dnia-
mi. Minawszy m}yny angielskie,
mleczarnie szwedzkie, piekarnie
holenderskie, zblizamy sig do wy.
stawy kolonii francuzkich oraz kra.
j6w bed2cych pod professionalism
Francyi. Urzadzono JIG z wielkim
przepychem. Tame znajduje sic
palac nalezacy do ministerstwa
wojnv, W ktorym urzadzono Etacya
pocztowa go}ebi.
Szczeg6lnie ciskawemi "a wy.
stwie kelonli So wystawy Indochin.
Anamu i TonKinu. o pr6cz mai.
rozmaitszych przedmiotow, jake to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20
wv ESQ
4 Polskiej Ojczyzny.
XieEmie POlskie pod ga.
DOreml ma SkiewSkim.

Memiec 10 obronie Poluka. -
TadeuszD wernlcki, akademik lwow-
ski, W podr6zy do Kongres6wskl,
przy}apany d. II marca przez
Moskali PREY rewizji z k~siazkaml i
dziennikami W kieszeni, osadzony
zosta} W wiezieniu piotrkowskiem.
Wade rossyjskie obchodza sic z
MIN jaknajgorszej i przetrzymuja
go dotychczas. Byf fakt, re zbro-
dniarz podobny (Florjan Bohda-
nowicz) osm lat przesiedzia4 W
Syberji. w sprawie tel dr.. Kro-
nawetter, pesef do rady panstwa,
demokrata starej daty, w~yprzedza-
jac Ko}o polskie, kt6rego to obo-
wlazkiem by1o, wni6sf do gabine-
tn interpelacje zapytujac, ,,co czy-
mic zamierza Rad wysoki, azeby
Ola poddanego austrjackiego WV
powrot do A~ustrji."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-20

dazy do polepszenia bytu, on mu-
81 cicho bye, DO jak ME, to zaraz
z hintami i z pa}aszami ida mu
ma kark.
Do ,,Westfalskiej gazety Judo
wei" pisze naoczny swiadek z Bo-
chum, co n%astepuje: nMia1em
w}asnie zamiar zaniesc kilka listow
ma koleJ, W tenn s}ysze przeciaegfe
okrzyki i widze biegnacych u
ciekalacych ludzi. Wybiegam ma
ulics - W tenn t}umy sic roz-
praszaja s}ychac strza}y. Mnle
samemu swistafy kule okofo uszu,
uznalem wiec "a st6sowne PREY
glada6 sig z okna dalszemu pre-
biegowi straszliwej sceny. lynn
czasem ustawill sig zo}nierze, W
srodku ulicy, gotujac sic do strza-
low.
w tenn ~nadjecha}y pociagi oso-
bowe i z trwoga oezekiwa}em dali
szego przebiegu rzeczy. Teraz "a
grzmia}a druga saliva, pc ktorej
n~astapi1y gfosne jekl l krzykl.
Jeszcze raz nakaza} m}ody officer
(podporucznlk Felker) przygotowac
sic zofnierzom do strza}dw. Do
ehodzi}o 1uz kilka osob z dworca
ma ulice Kolejowa, gdy zagrzmla-
Ia trzecia saliva. Zolnierze odma-
szerowa]i; %pobieg}em ma ullce,
chcae sic udad ma kolej. 0 kilka
krok6w cd mego pomieszkania le-
za1a ma ziemi jedna osoba zablta,
a tam, gdzie sic utica Kolejowa
skreca ku dworcowl, p}ywafa we
krwi, pasujac sic z smiercia, druga
osoba. Jak sic pokazu]e, przybyll
ci zabici p%ociagiem z Essen, tym-
czasem m}ody officer uwaza} ich W
przesadnej swej gorliwosci jake
buntownikow.
Okrzyki ,,hurra'' wznosi}y
dzieci, ch}opaki W wieku do II
lat i robotnlcy fabryczni a ME
g6rnicy. Zabitych u}ozono, ma sio-
mic, a W poi godziny potem "a
bra}a lch policya. Otto przebieg
tego zajscia, jak lie sam w1dziafem.
Ofcor twierdzi, re ugodzono go
k%amieniem, co, jezeli jest prawda,
by4oby %pozafowania godnem, lecz
rdwniez pozaiowania godnem jest
jego postepowanie."
Wychodzacy W Krolewskiej
Hucie G1os Ludu G6rnoszlqsklego
pisze:
Jestesmy przekonani, re W
wielu miejscach oszczedzi}oby sic
niepotrzebnego rozlewu krwi, gdy-
by zamiast porywczych zapalo-
nych ofcer6w powazne / %rozsadne
osoby mia}y ~polecenie starania SIG
o porzadek.
Niezmiernie cieszy mas to, co
wieksza Geese gazet, mlanowice
polskich podnosi, ze polscy robot
nlcy W Westfalil bardzo wzorowo
SIC zashowu]a. Polskich r%obotnik6w
z Poznahskiego, Z Prus i z G6rne-
go Szlazku jest " kopalniach west
falskich bardzo wiele: strejkuja
oni por6wno z Niemcami, co i'm
sic chwali, DO tego wymaga kole-
zenstwo l cenienie samego siebie.
ale z drugiej strony zachowuj2 sig
oni przyzwoicie i ME robia szkan-
dal6w. To jest przyk}ad godny
nasladowania; robotnicy polscy W
w ;stfalii So to pc n~ajwiakszej
czesci oswiecen1 ludzie, DO czytajq
pilnie gazety polskie i naleza dc
polskich Towarzystw. Taxi robot
mix juz sobie da rade. Jezeli zas
tn i owdzie zdarzaja sig awantur-
nicy, ktdrzy kij5w kamieni
ehcieliby uzyG, azeby ma swoje e
postawic, to So to chyba niedojrzali
mfodzien1aszkowie lub tez ludzie
ciemni, ktorzy re strachu pred
panami trzymaja SIG zdala cd To-
warzystw i oism %polsklch.
Panowie mech teraz sami pc.
wiedzq, czy take traktowanie TO-
botnika wychodzi ma dobre.
PfACCIE IA MIARuSA