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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-03

HALIFAX, n. g., june There was Q
rumor today that advices had been received
from England that . regiment OF the line
and some batteries of artillery were about
to sail for Newfoundland. in view Of anti
cipated trouble. Two torpedo boats are
expected TO arrive from England this
month. A feet OF war ships arrived today
from Bermuda
HALIFAX. June 2.-Reports in London
papers of war ships and artillery battery
leaving here for Newfoundland are false.
The editor of the Coioais and Newfound-
land delegate say there will be no armed
conflict
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cHTckee, June 2.~Ths Central Trafsc
Association today decided 10 reduce the
rate on wheat. barley, re and other PRO
ducts from = to ssts cents from Chscswo
10 New York and common points. The
lake shore rosd gave notice Of an iatcn-
ton 81 reduce TIE dressed beef rate from
q 10 Is cents 10 Boston and New England
POINTS claiming that the Canadian Pacific
and Wabash line are cutting rates.
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Avn Oia ,finer Dead.

GRASS VALLEY Cal. June John Ford
died here this afternoon He was one Of
the oldest residents and well known in
mining circles all over the East He was
foreman of the Allison ranch mine while
that property was in operation He was
aged about 80.
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steamer Arrivals.

SOUTHAMPTON. June Ems, New York
New YORK, June 2.-Circassian, Glas-
Cow; Bohemia. Hamburg; Holaria, Stettin.
DUBLIN. June lord o'Neii, Baltimore
pool.
Liverpool.
LONDON. June 2.--Sighted: lstriane.
Boston. Champagne, New York: Russian
Prince, Philadelphia; Opio, Baltimore
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The Tory Bi.hop o,Dwyer AGAIN.

nuBLrS. June The Catholic bishop
o'Dwyer. OF Limerick. has issued a pas.
toral letter Withdrawing from the priests
in his diocese the power to grant abso.u-
ton to persons guilty of boycotting or
advocating and practicing the plan OF
campaign. The action of the bishop has
created much surprise and indignation.
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rHE MISSION BRIDGE SAFE.
Even SHOULD Il Fall u WIN b 1ebuif
by December.

by December.
WHArcoM, June 2-Superintendent STAN
groom. of the Beilingham Bay 4 British
Columbia railroad, discredifs the report
that the Fraser river bridge at Mission has
been washed ont He is in communication
with the Canadian Pacific officers concern
ing railroad connection over this bridge,
and thinks they would notify hum II the
piers we're washed out
II il were to 90 out the bridge could b
rebuilt before December. causing little de-
lay to railway connection.
The new Whatcom city council is wrest-
ling with the question Of establishing ire
limits at Holly and Elk streets.
The superior court is trying the right-ot-
way damage case of Howem W.. the Seattle
Il Lake Shore road
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scvere STORM At Panama.

PANAMA. June 2-On May . a severe
thunder and rain storm passed over this
city. At i.abaca, the Pacific terminus of
the canal works. lightning struck repeat
eddy. and one fash killed a workman. The
rain was the heaviest and most prolonged
this xeaSQu
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MONTREAL. June News is received
here OF an extensive conhagra,ion in the
village of ST. Jacques de Lacheeuan. by
which twenty-eight houses were burned.
rendering a number OF families homeless
Ios< $fO0nssl
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BxRNED OUT 4 RIVAL.


A Teamster Accused Of Arson In Wild
oW's Behalf.
San Francisco, june 2.-Cornelius Lane,
. teamster. was arrested today by Fire
Marshal Lowe, charged with arson, On
Friday night . building in process
OF construction on Sixth street was
burned to the ground. Antonio
Cappei was about to start . saloon in it,
which would take trade from the saloon
owned by Mrs. Cuneo. Lane Is . friend Of
Mrs. Ounce and the fire marshal suspected
that he set IRE TO the building so Is to pre-
vent q rival from getting into the neighbor-
hood
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LIMA. June 2-The severest earthquake
shock experienced in many years occurred
al an early hour this morning. II was
followed hv two other shocks, which,
though milder than the iirst, were OF more
than average severity.
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Customs omeers ON Alaska Steamers

WHArcox. June 2.-The steamship
Queen sailed for Alaska today without q
customs inspector. Collector Bradshaw
received instructions from Washington to
put an inspector on the VESSEL provided
the company would waive fare for the
inspector for the round trip. Captain
Carroll refused to do this. and Collector
Bradshaw was obliged to allow the vessel
to leave without . customs officer. s. A.
Sply. of Lynden. had been appointed to 60
on the Queen. but returns to Whatccm to-
morrow. Inspectors for the Alaskan boats
are under Collector Max Pracht They
have heretofore been carried free by the
steamers but the company has recently put
in bill to the government for all these
fares and refuses to carry inspectors free
hereafter. The point raised is an interest
ing one as the government will insist on
the old arrangement.
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Chili oyer,un WIN napa,t.

PANAMA. June 2-The whole OF the
country comprised in Arruncia. Chilli. is
infested with hories OF bandits, and afro
cious crimes are succeeding each other
with alarming rarid;ty.
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STRUCK coos RAY nAw.
The Steamer Kaily Disabled and ssra
gss&s Sc ftoat.

San FRASclsco. June News was re-
cesvea to-day from the seanser EGnily.
whsch has hesa overdue from c0es bay.
Captain Eot~rts seat a dispatch from
Rogue river thai the steamer was leaking
isssty, and rst iRfo M@eksS AseA. = sinai.
anchorage between crescsns City and Fort
oxicra. A. tie pcUrs were key
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rwo OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY.
Northern Pacific VIII Double its Service
June II.

ST. PATTI, June 1.-The Northern Pacific
passenger department formally announces
ths, the company will ON the 18th inst. es-
tahfish double daily passenger train sery-
Co between 81. Paui and Minneapolis and
Helena, Tacoma and Portland. In order
10 have this service FIRST class in every re-
spect. twelve new dining cars Of The latest
improved pattern have been added 10 the
eompany's already large equipment. of din.
ts4g cars
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NORTH YAKIMA. June Mayor r. K.
Nichols and the new city council took their
seats this evening. Their first act was the
election Of municipal officers, with the fol-
lowing result: Ben McMurtry. to succeed
H. d. Cock as marshal; F. NJ. Shayne. to
succeed o. A. Fechter Is clerk; s. C. Hin
ton, city justice; ]. D. Cornett, treasurer;
J. Roche. city attorney; DR.. E. T. Heg,
health officer; ]. A. Swartz, sexton.
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Eiiensburg Votes 5000. 900 of BONDS

ElIensburE Votes S2OO,OOO OF Bonds.
ELLESsBuRG. June 2.-The vote at the
special city election to-day stood 156 for
and against issuing bonds to the amount
of 500. 900, to be used in various public i'm
provements, including sewers. new water
works. building city hall, buying an cleo
trio light plant etc.
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a &C.,, Ne,,n,r, om.,.,

cnfcsee. June a--JoAn A. AAAcst. late
chairman 81 the State Passenger Assocss.
ton, has been appointed assistant 10 the
president 81 the Great Northern railway.
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Chenex Municin.l Election.

CHENEY. June 2.-The municipal elsction
passed OFF quietly today and but small
vote was polled. The following ticket was
successful: Mayor, ID. +. Percivai; alder
men, 6. F. Cummin, George Pierce, G. w.
Engels, r. Walters and w. L. Weggant.
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whitman County Superior Cour

Whfum1h county SupeF1OF Court.
CoLFAx. June 1.-The Superior court met
this morning, Judge Upton, of WaIla
Walla, presiding. A motion TO dismiss the
case OF James Hull, the horsethief, on un-
constitutionality of law, was overruled.
William Newton. for forgery. was arraigned
and given till tomorrow to plead.
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MTssouLA, June To-day the body OF
an unknown man was found in the Mis-
soula river about forty miles west of here,
on the new extension of the Northern Pa
cific railroad. An inquest will be held to-
morrow
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Pullman reservations maSse 10. all points East
via the Northern Pacific railroad. the vessibulei
SLEEPER and eintng-car line A. Chsiberg city
ticket agent. zis second street, Boston bloch,
Toxin. depot stckesaSeat seattle
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ployes today, whsn the former unani-
mcusly resolved 70 accept the demand for
ten hours pay' for mine hours work and The
locked out printers Win III rsturn 70 work
foF1,ppovr
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WAsHrxGToS CRY, June &c. w. Hert-
res. of Lowell. Mimi, and associates have
applied to the comptroller of the currency
for authority to organize q national bank
at Hoquiam, Wash.
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st. Paul, June 2-Light rain fell yester-
day and today in parts of the Dakotas and
Minnesota. and reports of good resulting
to crops are general.
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SAN Francisco, June 2.-Antone Men,
dora. convicted of killing his wife because
she refused TO live with him. was sentenced
today TO eight years in Folsom.
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SAN Francisco. June Forecast till
p. M. Tuesday for Oregon and Washington:
light rains, followed by fair weather Tues
dav night
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An ANDp0-Adjoining the city on the
~ AOnIN north and in rapidly de-
veloping quarter for $4,000. Terms, $1,000
cash, balance on time at per cent
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Tho Oakland Engineer to Blame.

San Francisco, June 2-Engineer Dunn
did not appear at the inquest on the vic
Tins of the Oakland disaster and could not
be found. The jury found him guilty of
criminal carelessness and mansiaughter
ana censured the railroad company for
not properly guarding the bridge.
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s4s FRAxcrsco, June IA dispatch from
Portland . few weeks ago stated that
Fritz Schwartz. alias r. s. ToInay. had been
arrested in that city by Government Detec-
tive William Baumgartner. 1t was charged
that he deserted from the Z. s. army. San
Francisco. two years ago. went 20 San
Diego . few months lister, returned to San
Francisco, married Miss Emily Jacobwitz.
lived with his wife q short time and
with her money started wine rooms
on Mission street Last December
he sold out and went to Portland, leaving
. number Of creditors here. Detective
BaumgArtner has returned, bat did not
bring the prisoner with him. II seems that
the detective, besides drawing pay from
the government has been literally paid by
the wife, On reaching here without the
prisoner the detective told the lady that
after he had effected the capture friends Of
his prisoner bound and gagged him and set
his prisoner Schwartz, or Tolnay, ct liberty.
Gambling Leads Messenger Astray.
SAx FRAsclsco, June 2.-Frank Ander-
son, boy II years Of age. who has been
employed ~ messenger by the Western
Union Telegraph Company, was ar
rested today for destroying two tele-
grams and emsezling SCI. Last Friday
man at the Palace hotel sent two dis-
patches to the telegraph Office by Ander-
son and gave him SCI to pay the charges
for sending them. The boy gambled away
the money in pool rooms and then de-
stroyed the dispatches. The sender made
inquiries and an investigation led to Ander
sons arrest. The boy acknowledged his
guilt His parents live in Los Angeles.
The Oakland Engineer to Blame.
San Francisco. June Engineer Dunn
did not appear at the inquest on the vic
Tins of the Oakland disaster and con Id not
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Do 000-Lct eoxi2oon Eighth street. con-
UOsOOO tanning one 6room house and
fenced and the two small houses rent for SO
per month each. This 10 undoubtedly spicn-
did purchase Terms. $50 cash and pur-
1892
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A. T. MccA,

with great favor IN the eyes OF u11rV
alive investors Houses ana go
being RAPIDLY pushed to compleli6a
get fall particulars
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-29
Ogfoszemie gaxeciarskEe.
679 Milwaukee AUe. Chicago III.

Newspaper Advertising
Wyszfo juz 175 wydanie tego
dziefa, ksIazka 200 s~tronnicach.
Mona tam znalezc tytuf kazdej
gazety wychodzqcej W otanach
Zjednoczonych, majace] podfug
american Newspaper Directory pre-
szfo Is tysiecy abonentow q wy
szczegolnieniem, lie kosztuje wiersz
o~gfoszenia. Podaje take liste nal
lepszych gazet W kazdem miescie,
majacych lokalnych a%bonent6w
najmniej 5OOO-tudziez liste wszel-
kich innych gazet oraz warunk1,
w jaki spos6b MONA w mich maj
tanlej ogIaszac, Wreszcie wskazuje,
W 1aki spos6b najwlekszy zysk
MONA clagnaG pieniedzy t. d.
t. d.--Ksiazka ia kazdemu ma
zadanie przes}ana bedzie darmo,
tylko koszta przese4k go centdw)
trzeba posfac W znaczkach pocz-
towych pod adresem: Geo. P. Ro-
well & Co., 10 Spruce Street, New
York c., n. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-29

cd mich 2adac, jak cd Mem
COW. Te wiernos6 okazuja.
Czemu vice lch ME traktuje-
Gle porowno Niemcami.
Ma to zamkfy sic usta o.
wynn panom. Ksleciu Radziwlf-
tow; MECH Bog da zdrowie "a
dzlelne wystapienie. Jestto
krewny tego ksiecia Edmun-
da Radziwiffa, kt6ry pred la
ty byt postem Gornego
Szlalka teraz zakonni-
klein.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-29
W IA q s
i Bielska do cesarza

}y i Bielska do cesarza z
prosba, 0 wyjednanie ola
Bia}y i Bielska sta}ej zalogi
wojskowe1.
Dotad BOWEN talk znacz-
ne fabryczne miasta czyniEy
zabiegi i starania, ably bye
wolne cd zal6g w~ojskowych.
Ostatnie dopiero wypadki
przekonaly radcow miejskich,
jak potrzebne jest wojsko w
mlastach fabrycznych.
w ostatniej chwili dowia-
duje sic pewnego zr6dla, re
fabyrkanci zgodzili sic ma
zadania robotnikow, ably Swie-
cic dzieh maja, byle tylko
ia demodstracja uplyne}a
spokojnie, a fabrykanci: Po-
per i Stawro przyrzec mieli
podwyzszenie placy swym
robotnlkom, pierwszy o 10
procent, drugi o IS procent.
Noe up}ywa tn spokojnie,
lecz kraza wiesci, re w Zyw-
Gu i okolicy rozruchy przy-
6rafy rozwiary grozne, i w
Zywcu demoluja i pala fabry-
Hi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-29
"a
co SkYCHAC?

co SkYCHAC?
NJ Izba p a.
n W zebrafa sic W tych
dniach W Berllnle. Ma porzad-
ku'dziennym byto sprawozdanie
komlsyl acknowledgement W Poz-
nanskien i Prusach. Prey tel
okazyl podni6si sic polski
kslaze Ferdynand Radziwift i
powledzia!, Re prawo koloni-
zacyjne ma ma celu Wake
przeclw Polakom, ktorzy ro-
wne podatkl 2 Niemcaml pfa
ca i r6wne z tymi obowiazki
wzgledem pahstwa pefnlq, a
jednak ME rowno So trakto-
wani. Madra politykq jest ia,
ktora da2y do przejedzenia i
zadowolenia wslystkich oby-
wateli pahstwowych.
Ma to podniost sic hrabia
Stolberg i przyznaf wprawdzie,
re prawo kolonizacy)ne jest
~wymierzone przeciw Polakom;
Re jest prawem wo]owniczem,
ale jest oEo ma to, ably bro
mic niemczyzny pred Polaka-
mi | ola tego jest potrzebne.
(Wiec to niby ma znaczyG, re
Polacy to SO tacy ludzie, II
ME dosyc, lie sami chca bye i
pozostac Polakami, ale jeszcze
Niemc6w IA gwa1t polszcza,
talk il przeclw temu al ia
k1ego prawa %potrzeba. Ia
pozwoloniem, panic hrabio;
race posfucha6 opowiesci. Pred
2 laty moze odbyly sic W
sprawie w%yborczej zebranIe ma
Kaszubach, 70 ktorych MINIS
trowie rozprawiaja, re te lie
Polacy a tenn zacny lud ka-
szubskl bardzo gorsza) Ma TEN
zebraniu tel jeden mowcow
powiedzls}, c2em sic Nancy z
racyi wyjatkowych praw wy
kreca]q; przytoczyl mnlei vie
Gel to, co ow hrabia powyze]
mowif. A tedy ma to smlech
powstaf miedzy s1uchacza1ni,
poczeli kiwa6 giovanni, 90 ]e-
szcze laden Z INCH, Ga bylo lch
400 2adnego Njemca spoIsz
eye ME pr5bowai, ale prawie
wszyscy przeciw niemczyznie
bronlc sic musleii. Pc zebra
nlu 2as rzeiSl jeden do MONEY!:
Mech mnie Bog zachowa, Ae-
bym ia chloe paIec zaErzyw,l
W tym celu, ably 4 Nlemca
Polaka zrobic. Mech Niemcy
beda Niemcami, ale mech da-
dza pokoj nam Polakom i ME
chca mas zniemczyc, Wtedy
L1I--- .-- n.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-29
wv ESQ
4 Polsklej OJczyzny.
F'O1skie pod zabG
rem HnAOSkieWSEkiMa.

ZydOW w NrOleStWle POlSk1em
cd nabywania wlasnosci ziem-
klej i osiedlania sic wa wsi,
ma bye naznaczony pieciolet-
nj termin ola sprzedazy Villas
noSci ziemskich, znajdujacych
sic obecnie W reku zydow,
oraz ola przesiedlenia ich do
miast.
Urzedowy .Dniewnik War
szawskij" wpada W zachwyt
Z powodu zapad1e] decyzyi
CO do wzniesienia w Warsza-
vie novel cerkwi prawo}aw-
mel. w jednym Z ostatnich
numer6w poswieca tel spra-
vie sunny artyku}; W kto-
rym tax pisze:
nBy}oby co najmniej ME-
rozsadnem mniemac, ze swia-
tynla praws1awna w Warsza-
vie mole ola jakichkolwiek
powodow stanac gdzies W
oddaleniu, ma miejscu niewi-
docznem. Takich przypusz-
czen ME NIGGA czynic najbar-
dZle] ZaClekli, nietOlerancvini
katolicy. Sadzimy, re god
nose rosyjska wymaga, ably
cerkiew wzniesona zosta1a ma
najwidoczniejszem mieiscu
Warszawy. Miejscem tenn Jest
dom komendantury ma Sas-
kim placu, PREY Krakowskiem
Przedmiesciu. Mysl zbudowa-
MIA tutaj soboru ME Jest no.
wa. PowziqE ia jeszcze field
marsza1ek Paszkiewicz pred
wojna krymska. Odtad sta}a
sic marzeniem prawos1awnei
ludnosci miasta. Rosyjska pra-
w%osEawna swiatyna - wspa-
nia}a Z zewnatrz, wniesiona
ma najwidoczniejszem miejscu
Warszawy, jest koniecznos-
cla nietylko ola potrzeby re-
llgijnej, lecz jake symbolaw-
nej Rosyi, ktorej niedfaczna
czesc stanowi Krolestwo Pol
skie".
w kohcu ,,Dniewnik" pi-
sze, ze mysl ia obecnie sta
meta ma gruncie praktycznym
/ jej nieodzownosc uznana
zosta}a W wyzszyeh sferach
r~zadzacych.
L w i | n a donosza O pot
wornej zbrodni, przypomina-
jacej Gala ohyde uwiezionei
niedawno w Warszawie ia
brykantki aniolkow" Sku-
blihskiej. Ma ulicy Nowo-
grodzkiej w stolicy Litwy
znaleziono W miejscu ustepo-
wen kilka trupow dzieci. Do
tad aresztowano 5 kobiet.
Rojza Mik}oszahska, iona do
rozkarza. przyjmowaIa u Sic
bic po}oznice, a jej pomoc-
nicami by}y Itta Becker
/ Zysla Klubt, ktora sic
zajmowala dostarczaniem w.
wego towaru i ukrywaniern
trupoW. Oprocz tych zajec
Jedna I aresztowanych tru-
dni}a sic jeszcze streczeniem.
Sekcya ma zw1okach wszyst-
kich dzieci, dokonana przez
lekarza Ogniewicza, wyiasni}a,
re wszystkie dzieci byly wrzu-
cane do dolu zywemi. Usta
nlekt6rych by}y zatkane
sznataml / wata, a czaszka
jednego Z ch1opcow by}a roz-
bita.
Poszukiw G spad-
koolerc6w. Prokuratorya w
krolestwic Polskiem ogiasza
o spadku, pozostalym pc Ju-
llanle Orlikowskim, zmarFym
w dniu lipca 1870 roku we
wsl MlEawczycach. w powie-
Gle plhczoWskim. Zmar1y DO
zostaWlf sumo 4247 rubli
81! kop, pc kt6rcj odbior
Mkt sic dotychczas ME zela-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-29

Szlaa&a teraz zakonni-
klein.
C~HRZESCIANsTWO W
Japonii szerzy sic wolno, ale
stale. Choc roczna liczba ma
wroconych pogan jake tel
nowo za1o2onvch STACEY mysvj-
nycE zbyt wlelka ME jest, to
natomlast jest rzecza pewna,
Re ktore okollce misyonarze
ola cflrzesclanstwa zdobeda, tie
ma zawsze zdobeda. Poganle
ME nawrocenl HE porzucajq
WARY chrzesciahskiej. Lud ia
ponskl szanuje mvsyonarzy
chrzesciatskich mianowicie TAX.
ze ola tego, Re staraja sic oni
o p%olepszenie pofozenia ME-
wlast W tym kraju, W ktorym
dctad uwazano je prawie IA
aiewolnice. Spodzlewa6 sic
MONA, re z czasem wszystek
lud Japonski przyjmie Ware
chrzesciahska, co daj Boze!
z G0RNEGO szLAsKA
plsza l MaJa: Ma stronle pru-
skle), W bfiskosci kopali au-
stryacklch, W kopalnlach pod
Petrzkowicami wybuchf streik
W zeszfy czwartek, Mnostwo
robotnikow tamtejszych pracu-
je W zakfadach przemyslowych
pc stronle austryackie]. CT
wroc1ll ma te strone wiel-
klel gromadzie i zmusili tutei-
szych gornik6w do porzucenia
piracy, Wladze pollcy)ne, "a
slabe do skutecznego oporu,
aresztowa1y s glownych prey
"odzcow cichaczem W nocy o
godzlnie 3-cei i odstawify lch
do Huczyna. Z Huczyna 3D.
stawlono lch do Raclborza,
gdyz obawlano, sic by towarzy-
SIZE ME uwolnili ich przemo-
ca. W Huczynie obawlano sic
rzeczywlsc3e uapadu gorn,k6w
re strony austryackiej. Nazwl-
ska osmlu aresztawanych So:
Jozef Lalnke, Auton1 Mixo-
tack, Jan Klimkowski, Ur-
banczyk i Antoiczyk z Lud-
glerzowlc, J6zef Cyrus, Jozef
Rzen kuboczek Karolz petrz-
kowic. Antonczyk raz siedziaf
W wlezieniu karnym (cuchtha-
usle). Po poluduiu przybyf do
PetrZkowic szwadron racibor-
sklch ufanow pod dowodztwem
rotmlstrza i obsadzif Koblowi-
&c i Petrzkcwice, jake tel
most | piyty ma Odrze. Pc ich
przybyclu gornicy sic uspoko-
III, a dis )uz z mafymi wy
]atkami podieli prace IA nowo.
Spoko] ME zostat zakioconym.
Rohotnicy tute]si, kt6rzy pra-
cowal' dotqd po stronie au-
stryackiei, wroclli z tamtad,
poniewaa stre]k tam trivia da-
lei.
Welding ostatnlch wiesci
wraca pc stronie austryackiej
coraz wlecel robotnikow do
piracy. Wolsko> utrzymuje DO
rzqdek. Zarzady godza sic W
giownej czesci ma zadanie
gornlkow, zw1aszcza ma s 90
dzlnna dLl6wke, ole wzywa)a,
ably robotnlcy wpierw podiell
prace IA nowo. W Hruszowie
1uz pracujq. " ostatnic) chwi-
Ii po}awIla sic pogIosxa, II
gornlcy przywlaszczyli sobie
spora Hose dynaInitu, Kt0rym
chc2 wysadzId y. powletrze
mostly Ilole]owe.
Il ~PETERSBURGA dono-
STH 70 kInIton rooyial,i SaL n,iE,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-29
Agenci wv iarusa:'

Agenci ,,Wiarusa::' g
BERLIN WIS. S. r. Chojnacki
BALTIMORE, NJ. D. FIR Zlarnowski
1925 Shakespeare Str.
BRYAN, TEXAS. Ma!enty BujaisN
BUFFALO, n. y. Jan Goryca So Townsend Str.
BAY CITY. MICH Antoni Przybylinski l.. B. So
BESSEMER, MICH. .Andr2ej Wysocki
CHICAGO, +. Szawarczyk JOY Str.
Jozef Roltnski go ". II SIR
DETROIT, Jan LeSnau Cor. IS \ EHh7aan Str
DUNCAN, NEHR. ). NJ. Slawinski
rELLIS, WIS. Jan Wysocki
6GILMANN, BENToN co. NO, Wawrzyniec
JERSEY CITY, N. J.-K, Maryanski, 1877 Wa
LEMoNT, Ill. Mich Cichowicz
MIMIC, d. I. Jul. Wikus
MILWAUKEE, WIS. Jan f. Berka H~umboldAv.S9I
MT CARMEL Ian BaZylak
MANISTEE, Mich.-Jan Guziolek( kinol Filler City
NEW WAVERLY, TEN Hildebrandl
IrPHILADELPHIA PA. Michal Raczykowski
S. Front 50 Bcel Str
l.. POLANDER NEBE. Michal Mend K
w. P. Stelmach
STEPHEN, Marshall Co, MINI. Jan Gratzck
ST. LOUIS, Max PaprocEi, 2I2S Blsmark Str
ST. HEDWIG Ten. iozef Zizik
TOLEDO, OHIO Ant Kujawa, CORY ence& JUNCTION
TOWN SIEGEL WIS. Szymon Lubowieckl
WAUSAU. Wis J Golkowski, 419 Pork Str.
WILNO, MINI. MARGIN a. Mazany.