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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15
An insult to Portland.

The following dispatch appeared
in the Oregon!an from its "speciaW
Washington telegraphic correspond
eni:
During the year the collections in
The Willamette. Oregon, district,
with headquarters at Portland,
amounted ~ s53 .ilO. Is. The value
of turclgn eXpIrIs Was S2063, and of
domestic eXporis S33, 72O.66.
This shows lack Of knowledge
on the part of !he Orrgonian which
il hardly excusaile, aud dHs Port-
land IA great injustice, The idea
that Portland has imported but
$53,Il0 - during the year is 50
ri'iiculously absurd that no ordinary
intelligent newspaper In Portland
would eyer have given IL publicity
without investigating the subject.
Here is the actual business done at
the Portland custom house for the
year ending June 30, 1890:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15
A 1RAGP LAW.

A stringent tramp law has been
passed in Iowa. Ii declares that
any nnie person sixteen Years of
age ur over, VINO is physically able
tn work, who is wandering about
begging or idle, and who cannot
SHOW Responsible efforts to secure
employment, shall be deemed II
tramp, sent tn Jail aud put to hard
work. Oregon has no such law,
Dut should iiave me. There is no
excuse lur tianps here Exchange.
y law framed upon those terms
would do 10 good, unless To increase
pub ic expenses and degrade hunian-
ity still more could be considered a
Ire ,eiii. Oregon needs no more
public expeIses or human degrada-
lion.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15

Nyri'ds OF eDiixr nts take their way
Thousands ~ thousands of acres covered
with IN. yirgiO hre-i SIN waiting theax.
Of tue pioneer. "ioldiug down a calm"
o,her Il awbt X. Lesides that si disputed
i"iss6 sh,h. NyDy nn entrrpris'ng setil,
who. WIN nd''mniLiLie hsrdlipaId, L,.s
cleared The waste ] isi ~ = sctnty area u
he ironliersiian, mala'i,. What n b.s,ii
~ that man ANA his family II Iiostetters
stoinach Bitter.. what wlse fDIethouxht
has he shown II he has ObLiined AN ade.
qin,ie suppl The Gliresi nelds for agri.
"uliuru aud mining enierprise on This
c''i tineut aid abr a,d are subject ~ This
iniiiciion. Protected b, lIosiGiisr's stom.
lieh i'iiiers iimay be- d.fied IL viii not d.
y, ,oiiIlds ina rbbust constiiuti"n alone.
Malaria pfOsi salsr the strong and weak
hlike. Take the bitteiy, TOO, sjr rheGfna,
iisin, Dyspepsia, biliousiiess, kidnty
tUuble.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15
nrMBUG ;REFORuERs FOR REV.
LN1. .oSIf-BUr SOr FOR ruE
etOpLE,


The Oregon nIlruad commission
npisurs IT, bc IN The hrues of trying
,u ket itself Lpfure the pubic since
the .uSe l.allsh disrsier, aud upon
tie approval of the legislative ses-
sinn. Verify, this thing that is niure
nrnanienlul than useful would like
to nake tie taxpayers believe that
II IL s"n,ethtng. Ii the people can
get chance I, go up high aud come
u''w ~ nu ii,ie useless l,uuihug like a
Thousand W nrick they'll do it,
Portland Reform journal?
Who had expected that the Port.
land organ of progressive reforms
w""ld i"in the corporation press in
abuse Of our railway commission
when ii clearly, fairly, p ainly, une-
quivoc,lly and cuurageously took
ihe side of the people In n very crit
zeal and imp p,rtant case?
No matter " hat the commission
has done ar not done in The ,iast.
;hey deserve earnest ror,iial support
,nd encouragement for their action
~ the I.ibish case. Such unfair
.ction As the above by u would.be
,eople's paper will not hurt the
commission, tut may suggest To some
ci,izrns the propriety Of coming
inwu on ii like II thousand of brick,
ri,h the only danger that they
would find nothing to light upon,
Nearly all men regardless uf pol.
ties, who are not opposed to "A rail
Hs,d commission, "in to-" will ap-
ilauI the eurless action of the com.
mission in the Labish case. Such
rrfnrmers as MIR. McGill, who prob
,sly hates the commission because it
vas created 10y II republican legisla'
ure, and not 10y Governor Pennoyer,
will have little weight with thinking
pelple in making up their estimate
,! its wGrk.
The absolute folly and narrow
miudness uf regarding with partisan
uniairuess all things not of your
particular party strife was never bet
Ter illustrated. Why not allow pub
lie officials To do their duty, do their
hest, and give chem credit for it.
rnat is certainly Il nobler, fuirer and
more manly course for any journal
-eveu Reform Journal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15
IQSES.

A prominent physician calls tne 'fls9
ssn elegant diesemlrli, OF disesss.- He
ays. fever 10 spread y 1t, 80 are lung
diseascs." Out upon y rnar,sd and sap
iees vaSaeondi Eyidt luy ksssrs are not
grapes are sour. Let him devote himself
To making our women healthy aud bloom
ing that ktsses may Ia kikees: This can
Favorite Prescription. wkich is simply
uagical in curial diseases peculiar to fe-
malice. After taking it for a rcasonnblo
leuetn OF ttuac there will be no more ir-
regularity. backache, bcariuR~dowu eensN-
lions. nervous prostration. general debility
and kindred ailments.
1t b the only medicine for women. sold
ay druggtsts, under a positive guar
will give satisfscton in every case, or
money refunded.
wOnLD.s DisPENsARY MEDICAL Asso-
c1ATion. Proprietors, DufYalo. N. 7.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15
JOhnsOn'S Universal CyelOpsdia.

,onI, AZ Original ..I work by 10 of Amer,c.s
40, smimens inyna nnso.a,:.r s.ch.lnrs ~ sd,rs- nad
wnrM ~ p.TthuiNrs, Wh"ss Names n, rs srs
stvnen ~ their artictes. - n y",,.I,s re
mvalrcy; you contemplate gsiiIng
~ r,SshpwM; shnw yn Ins % canynsser viii be pleased
not purehsse. Address u q. pHDW Euhn"y
HAh hsnsSsr, Salon. or Astoris' Il
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15
Dr.. PERcE'S PELLETS

Purely Vegetable nnd Perfectly
Harmless. Uneqralcd - Liver
Pill. Smallest, Chear~st, faatest 20
Take. One Tiny, SuNNr.cOated F.el.
loe . Bose. Ciifcs Sick Headaehes
UiliCus Headache, CODattp0sion,
lndi0cosiOlA, Dilioas Attacks, sfsd nj
oerangemsnts Of the Stomach and Bowais.
3 cants Q vial, By dIugstsss.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15

DR.J 81. KEENE, Dentist. Office ovei
- the White Corner Court and Com.
mercitl streets.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15

. 7. RICHARDSON, Attorney NJ taw. #
~, fice mn stairs in front rpams ~ new
Bush block, cOrnsr Commercial and Court
streets, Salem. Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15

VNiLMON FORD, attorney at law, Salem
oregon. Office ur r-stairs IN Patton's
block.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15

NTINrA \. A. DAVIS, NJ. II Graduate
wi of 'meric,n Medical Colley' offer,
her pr ffessionai service to those who NAV
need them. Special att tion given 70
diseases of women and hildren. 0f1i"eur
stairs in New Eauk building, CONNER.
cial street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15

NIy ID. PUGl, Architect, Piaas. Speci
w, ffc,tions and superintenricnce ioi
all classes of buildings. Offics 10 Com
mercial ST., up stairs,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15

~ EO. HOEIE-Barber and Hair.dres>
VI. ing parlors. Finest baths in tn. city
2O4 ,iOmmerci',l Street, salem
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15

~ s MCNALLI. Architect. New nusi
~. Breyman block. rlaH- and specific.
tiOns OF all cl:;sses oi oi buildings on shor
notice: Superin'endesceO Ofwor.. pronpil'
oOSsd after. 2!-if
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15

DRAFT HUNT, attorneys NJ law, Salem.
] Oregon. office over Capital National
Bank, Commercial street. Money tn loan
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15
BUSiSE>s CARDS.

d j, LARSEN d CO., Manufacture OF nj
kinds OF vehicles. Repairing special
ty. Shop IS State street,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15

nR. 7. &. SMITH, Dentist, % Stale street
IL Salem, or. Finished dental oIer,,
tions OF every description. Pain e>s opera
lions n speciality.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15

A w. BE%T.-Artist Studi Bush
N. Rrey block. Glasses Thursdays anc
Saturday..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

u. r. BONHAN. y. n. HAYDEN.
". IT, HOLMS.
DoSHAN, HOLMFS & HA>DrN. Attor-
. n.ys at mw. Oflice I'm Rnsh's block,
between State and Court, on Com1 ~.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15

A NJ. CLOUGH, Undertaken. Embalme
n. and Cabinet Maker. l07 state 81
Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15

TOHS GRAY.-ContractOr and builder
y Fine inside finishing speciality. 4S
Co'nmercial street, salem oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-15
Proposals for Supplies.

r,,nr BOARD OF TRUSTEES Of rHE
Urrgnn state insane asylum invites
sealed p.opo.n,s fnr furnishing ~ ihe nsN.
iuut near Spi,n, tir, gnn, the following
sutplirs Tor the siN inShths ending Juy l,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-08
V.
Prusy POlskie.
Z Lekart pod Lubawa. =

Z Lekart pod Lubawa. - w
drugie sw1eto mielismy tn dyn-
gus, Jaki u mas %jeszcze nigdy ME
by}. w p1erwsze sw1eto za}ozy}
sic cha4upnik Mallnowskl z gos-
podarzem Kukieswklm, re go W
drugie swieto pred Sta godzina
rano wysmaga, a chociazby wszys-
tkie drzwi mocno pokt6tkowa}, to
on jemu do cha}upy wejdzle. Oble
strony mia1y iednakowe mysll;
Malinowski sobie myslaf, re gdy-
by sic tylko m6g1 do sklepu dos
tao, to judy by}o dobrze, q ku-
kiewski take to samo mysla}, re
1nnym sposobem ME podobna by
bylo do lzby wejse. Gdy wiec
Kukiewski wieczorem w~yszed}-z
iona swoja nadac byd1u pasze ma
noe, postawlf ola znaku stotek ma
drzwi do sklepu, Malinowski zas
wszed} patajemnie tymczasem do
izby i wsuna} sic predko do skle.
pu. Gdy Kukiewski przyszed1 do
izby i spostrzegf, re stoiek z drzwi
zesuniety, by} pewny, re 6w sma.
gacz siedzi. Wzia1 predko 6
druciannych gwozdzi drzwi moe
no przybif, a TAX 6w smagacz mu.
slal cala noe ma kartofach spac,
az rano prosi}, zeby 60 wypusclli.
Zak1ad by} o pol Ultra okow,ty.
(Zak4ad dziecinnY prawda, ale
niewlnny. Lecz czyz ME by@o MOI
ma za}ozyt sic o co innego, jak o
spirytus? Redo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-08
GO

CESARZ NlEMlECKl wy
dat do ca1ej armii swoje roz-
porzadzenie, W ktorem powia-
da, Re brak lest wojsku
oficerow zwtaszcza teraz, gdy
znowu wojsko powiekszono.
Nakazuje vice komendantom
pufk6w / acknowledgement ge-
neralom, zeby sic starali o
to, ably wlece] mlodziezy gar
ne1o sic do stanu ofcerskje-
go.
Ka2e vice cesarz, aeby ule
re samego szlacheckiego stanu
tylko wybierali miodziez ma
oficerow, ale 2 kaadej poczci-
wei i porzadnej rodziny, ktora
dzleci W uczuciach szIachet-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-08
NSkMSSSSESNES
N SS& NSV
S$YES SyS&

HUMPHREYS VETERINARY SPECIFICS
"A Used by all owners Of Horse and Cat
lie. A Complimentary copy of DR.. Humphreys
veterinary Manual 600 pages) on treatment and
care OF Domestic Administrators, Cattle, Sheep,
hogs and Poultry = Sent free. HUMPHREYS
MEDICINE Co.. 100 F1lton St.. N. z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-08

W Wrocfawiu posfugaczka i pc to
do Gliwic ~przejecha}a, zeby ksle-
dza zabic. Pc tych przes}uchach
przyznano, re kobieta by4a oblaka-
na.
Slawice pod Opo]em. 29~go
Marca opuscif naszq wioske nau-
czyciel p. J6zef Stosiek, ably objac
lepsza posade Bia}ej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-08

Dzierzazna (Seeresen) 300 marek,
Potsch z Reboszewa $50 NJ, Kan
merer z Smetowa, Notzewa, Siano-
wa, Pau w Bureau i Strazewski
W Kamlenicy pc 200 m.
HuzetnM w drugie swieto
wieczorem spali}y sic stada i ow-
czarnla ma podw6rzu plebanskiem.
Lidzbark. Dnla 2 b. m. umar}
tn nagle lckarz pzaktyczny dr..
L h tie h d t, kt6ry tn
niemal poi wleku praktykowa}.
Ge1,nuiska dyecezya. Przezento-
wany ma probostwo W Wabczu X.
wlkary Rogacki z Brodnlcy EOS
tai mlanowany administrorem pro-
bostwa W Wabczu; dotyczasowy
administrator tego probostwa x.
or. WoJclec Pollock wraca ma
swa dawnlejsza posade do Che}m-
ma; nastepca x. Rogackiego W
Brodnicy zostaf X. dr.. jerry
Lange, uwolniony cd urzedu pro-
fesora i prokuratora PREY semina-
ryum dochownem W Pelplinie;
tvmczasowo zostafo prokuratorstwo
zleconem X. ~profesorowi Borsch-
klemu.
Zuko7oo. w Pomieczynie urza.
dza sig 16 BIN. agentura poetic
wa, do kt6reJ przy!aczono: Szla-
check Pomleczyn pustkowie, Hej-
tus p%ustkowie, Krolewski Pomie-
Gym, Kurmacya kolonia, Oltalsin
folwark Rab pustkowie.
(Dokonczenie ma stronie ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-08

Hur@etnik w drugie swieto
wieczorem spali4y sic stada i ow.
czarnla ma podw6rzu plebanskiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-08

NOWY Rad brazyiijski
obawia sic rewolucyi. Otoz ci
5o1nierze, kt6rych Rad dzisiej-
sly W roku zeszfym podburzyf
przeciwko cesarzowi, buntuja
sic dis znow przeciwko przy-
w6dzcom swoim. Potozenle
r7adu jest podobno wlelce me-
bezpieczne. Rad brazylljski
ogfasza wsprawdzie, re wszel-
kie podobnc wiescl So zmyslo-
ne, ale nasZem zdaniem COS
W Ten prawdy bye musi. Me
dziwilibysmy sic tel, gdyby
tax by]o; kto sam ME umie
sfuchac, ten tel Cd ;nnych
posluszenstwo spodzlevac sic
ME mole!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-08
D.JABEIA
~HUMORYSTYCZNE PISMO


wychodzl CO tydzieh W Krakowie
W Galicyj, o 16 s%tronlcaeh, i ko-
sztuje " Ameryce tylko $500,
ktora to kwotq trzeba opfacie 2
CORY.
Adres Rcdakcyl i Administracyi,
Djabel, Krakow, Kazmierz, Mr.. %:
Europe, Austrya. (Galicya.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-08
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
TO OWO.

1to Jeo1 IU CutyHC sNAoOlC HOl-
no mularzy, czyli mason6w? Jedno
z pism amerykahskich wykazuje, re
ma zlemi znajduJe sic 1888 l6z VOL
no mularskich, ~liczacych million
l 81 tysiace cz}onkow. Z tego PREY
pada ma Ameryke p6}nocna wiecej
jak 500 tysiecy czfonkow. w
Niemczech jest 1856 l6z z "A ty-
STAGE 81 czfonkami.
Dobro pr6ba. Starry czfowiek
zyjacY W p6}nocnej Ameryce, zebra}
sobie pilnosc,a i oszczednoscia
piekny majatek. Czujac sw6j bliski
koniec, napisa} do swoich krew-
nych, by sic mad MIN zlitowali i
~przes}al' mt jake wsparcie, DO
i~naczej musi zginac cd g1odu i
mrozu. Ami jeden ME odpowie.
dzla4. tylko jedna c6rka pc jego
bracie, kt6ra by}a nauczyclelka,
posfa1a mu ca}y sw6j oszczedzony
grosz, so dolarow. jake sic zadzi-
villa, gdy W kr6tkim czasie uwia-
domiono ja re sadu, re stryj zapi-
sal jej ca}y swdj znaczny maJatek.
Ell, gdyby to ci drudzy byli we
dzleli? Jake sic musieli skrobaG
Ia uszami.
Wydobycie po}knietego noza.
Siedmnastoletnl uczen mechaulki
zatrudnia} sic W wolnych chwilach
wk}adaniem W gard}o nozy, co
widzia} nieraz W budach jarmar-
cznych. Do cwiczeh uzywaf noza
bez b~rzeszczot, dfukiego lG3 cen
tym., 1 centymetr szerokiego.
Pewnego dnia noz wymkraf sic z
reki wpad} gard4em do zo}adka.
Professor Rose, ably wydobyt n6z z
wnerzat wykona} trudna oparcya,
gdyz wycietym w clele otworem
poszedf do zo4adka, Z kt6rego wy,
doby1 nlebezpleczne zelazo. Mo
dzieniec pc 6 tygodniach wyzdro-
wia} zupe4nie.
Ama=oniki kr6la w Dahomey
0 kt6rym dose DUO sic pisze W
gazetach naszch, rekrutuja sic W
dose szczeg6lny sposdb. Jezeli W
Dahomey z~ostanie zonie udowod-
Mona nicwiernoSc, jezeli MAJ chce
jej sic pozby6 ma wszelkl przypa-
dek, to pose}a ja tylko do glow
nej kwatery woskowej krola, gdzie
natychmiast = jezeli Jest zdrowa.
z~ostaie przyjeta do gwardyi ANA
zonck.
" Korei jest z~wyczajem, re
m}ody pan obdarza swa ulubionq
dzika gesia. ME ola tego, re przy-
ska jego iona jest gaska, lecz ola
tego, II ia ges W tym kraju Jest
oznak2 wiernosci zenskieJ. Istnieje
w tym kraju legcnda, re ia ge<
utraciwszy swego samoa, powracafa
do tego miejsca, gdzic ten zostal "a.
bitym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-08

nYch duchu chrzesclansklm
wychowuje a milosG do kro.
la i ojczyzny W dzieci wpaa.
Dalei kaze cesarz, ably cd
m}odzie5y ma oficerow do woj-
ska wstepu)acej ME wymaga-
no zbyt wysokich nauk i
szkoi, DO ] to niepotrzebne.
Nadewszystko zas rozkazu-
je cesarz, zeby starszyzna woj,
skowa uwazaia ma to, ably
miedzy oficerami ME bylo
zbytkow i zbyt wielkich wy
datkow ma zbytkowne i wy
stawne zycie.
Powiada cesarz, lie sic pre-.
konaf, il miedzy stan officer
ski zakradfy sic wielkie zbyt-
XII. Z tel przyczyny tel zada.
ia puikownicy, 2eby sic rodzice
zobowiazywali, ze synowl swe-
mu jak ofcerowi beda dop&a-
cali miesiecznie znaczny do
datek do pensyl %oficerskiej,
czesto tax wiele, re tylko bo-
gael rodzice lyle synom da-
wac moga.
Cesarz zaIeca przeto, ably
2adano wlele mniejszego cd
rodzicow dodatku dla synow
W ofcerkim stanle, a wogole,
2ebY sic starszyzna wojskowa
starafa o poskromlenie zbyt-
kow miedzy o6cerami i pray
zwvczajenie ich dc s%kromnego
2ycla.
Zapowlada cesarz, il bedzie
bacznie ma to uwaza}, cry sic
tax bedzie dzia1o i zapowia-
da stanowczo, lie zbYtki tie
J ustac musza.
GAZETY KATOLICKIE
donosza o nowym gwafcle
rzadu wfokiego. W miescie Pc
rugii, nalezacem dawniei do
OLGA sw., istniaf wielki klasz-
tor Benedyktynow, posladaia-
cy 5 miliony frankow majat.
ku. z procentow cd majatku
tego utrzymywaf klasztor
mn6stwo biednYch i chorych.
| Gdy wojsko upoiaczonych
| Wioch" Perugia zdobyfo, przy-
byt do klasztoru natychmiast
komisarz krola vfosklego, spl-
sal ca}y maJatek oswiadczyf,
ze nowych zakonnik5w don
~przyjmowac ME wolno. Gdy
zas wieksza Geese zakonnik6w
wymrze i gdy zostanie ich
mnlej M trzech, wtedy cafy
ma]atek klasztoru zabiera Rad.
To sic teraz stafo. W tych
dnlach zmarf bowiem byfyopat
klasztoru i zostafo trzy ay-
ciu tylko dw6ch zakonnikow.
Zaledwle wladze w1oskie o
tenn sic dowiedziafy,
wysfafy 3araz do klasztoru
urzedmka, kt6ry caiy majatek
klasztorny obfozyi aresztem.
Areszt ten pofozono takAe
ma maJatek prywatny dwoch
pozostalych zakonnikow, pre-
CIV czemu ci zaprotestowall.M Ma
jqtek klasztoru powedruie do
wiecznie pustej kasy pahstwo-
wei, a biedni i chorzy, kto-
rych klasztor dotad 2ywii, po-
padna w nedze straszna. Ale
COZ rzqdowcow wfoskich Oh
chodzi n;edola b'ednych? Byle
tylko onl op}ywali we wszyst-
ko!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-08
LubuwQ. w L1o WI

w " y 1 =
urzadza sic logo b. M. pomocni-
cza agentur pocztow a,
~po}aczena poczta lubawsk2.-
Dnia 29go z. N. odby}a sic tn
licytacya ma dalsza
d erzaw grunt6w p O.
b oszczo s k i c h. Suma Ii
cytacyjna wynos1 600 marek
mniej jak dotychczas. L%icytuja-
cych by1o czterech, pomiedzy
mimi dotychczasowy dzlerzawca
Kurzetkowski 1 p. Zuralski, DIE
rzawca plebanki z Radomna.
w wielk2 sobote doz6r koscielny
ma posiedzeniu SVEN do zadnego
ME doszedt rezultatu, gdyz ME
wszyscy cz}onkomie stall 20 stro-
p. Kurzetkowskiego; i p. Zuralski
mia1 swoich stronnlkow. w sku-
tex tego p]ostanowiono sprawe t.
oddaG W1adzi Biskuplej do roz-
strzygniecla. N~iezawodnie Wysoka
W4adza Koscielna uwzgledni do
tychczasowego dzierzawif i W &C,
kt6ry przez 80 lat1grunta te die
rzaw1K / W ostatnlch latacy dwu-
nastu z powodu niepomyslnych
ola r6lnictwa Ola znaczne straty
ponioc}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-08

Rznan. 10 b m. umar} opa-
irony Sakramentami swietemi x.
Szymon Bykowski, proboszcz W
Slemienicach, urodzony W r. 1920
a wyswiecony ma kap}ana r. 1852.
X Wo1ciech Wnok, proboszcz
W kaszczynle pod Rawiczem, uro
dit 1897 T., %zakonczyf zycie dnia
1890 b.. M. Apopleksya serca
byla p%rzvczyna przedwczesnej
smlercl.
MARCEL Weychan, proboszcz W
Srodzie W Poznanskiem, Szambe-
len p~apieski n%ajstarszy W ducho-
winstwie wielkopolskim, umar-
liczac "a lata. Kap}anem by} lat
II.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-08
w. AS POZAa llSkie.

" Ostr0uiW mad gopfem umar8
S. p. Aprons Moszczedskl W "a
roku zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-08

Koseierzyna. 9go b. m. PREY
byf tS9dtad prezes REGENCY gdal-
sktei Won Hoppe towarzy-
stwie radA cy rejencyjnego Wetzel,
ably ogladae teren ola b%ytowsklel
kolei zelazhej, ktdra ma bye wy
budowana \ w Lubian'e Sletni
czoplec przeE n~ieostraznosd zastrze-
lii 4letnla c6reczke wfasciciela D..
g Z,
. Ktrtuzy. Ia skuteczne uczenie
4oYy niemieckiej otrzymali cd
Isie9N hsAczycAele Wlschetzki z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-08

Ia skuteczne uczenle mowY
niemieckie] otrzymali cd regency:
nauczyciele: Szczypihski W Kewa-
lewie 800 mrk., Szymanski W Os-
trowltem $50 mark. a Lipowski W
Piywaczewie 200 mrk.
, 1890-05-29
RAILROAD EXTENSIONS.
Northern rnciHc Operations on ru.
get sounu,

TAcouN, Wash, May p. con.
tract for grading the Northern Pacific
railway extension from Tacomp to
Olympia and TO Ocoslu, on tho south
sido of Gruys harhor and from Cen
iralIa to tho mouth ol Black river to
connect with the same line. was let to
Grcsgs x lloustus to-day, aud work will
bc logun Tomorrow and con
tinucd with all possible celebrity.
Tho Northern Pacific has purchased
the Elsbury grade aud right Of way from
CeutraliA west, tmit freezing out Hunt,
who up to two weeks ago hgd an option
on the same. When Hunt milcd to get
the option renewed Chef Engineer
Boguc, oi the Union Pacific secured 1t
and held It until Tuesday night, when
hc also failed to cliuch II, and the North
crn Pacific, through Assistant Engineer
llcustus, ,anxiously caught up The chance
aud Wednesday closed deal with
E,suury for his grade, right .. way, etc
Hunts option and land bo'us at Cen
trniin ana Aberdeen arc still held 10y
him, anu liis friends claim that he will
build his PROPOSED road.
The Union Pacific is increasing Its
force on the road from Tacoma to olym.
pia. which. like the Northern Pucitic
extension, must bo completed before
January !, ls0l.
, 1890-05-29
IN THE COMMONS.
Relations or England and America ON
tho sugar Tariff.

IoNpos May 22.-ln the commons to-
day, Hill asked whether. in View of tho
opposition Of the American reiuCrics to
the proposed abolition of the duties in
America on sugars below No. 10, Dutch
standard, the government would re-
invite the Washington government to
join the sugar convention. Ferguson
replied 1t was by no means certain what
the final decision OF congress would be
on thc tariff. There was no ground to
think that renewal OF the invitation to
the Washington government To join the
convention would he successful.
Sir Lionel Playfair asked Smith. the
govrrnincnt leader, to state vhct her the
government would rniiiy the convention
before the assent oi parliament was OBJ
tuiued.
Smith replied that that liberty must
he reserved to the government. as they
thought 1t necessary in tho event OF
other powers rntiiying the convention.
Does the government suppose" con.
tened rlaynlr, "that they have the
power to raiiy without the consent of
parliamcnt?' Opposition cheers.
Smith declined to answer the ques-
ton.
, 1890-05-29
RAVAGED BY FLAMES.
Nine Buildings Burned at
Rathdrum.
LOSSES ESTIMATED AT $4,000
Tho Flames Became UnmanaReab,o
Aftor the Danger Was Thought
to Be Past.

Gown D'ALESE CRY, May a7.--Word
has just been received from Ra,hdrum
of the total destruction by fire this o fer
noon Of nine business buildings at that
place. Tho liro originated In restau.
rant adjoining Bradley Il Buffers
saloon, opposite tho depot, and was
owned by Oliver Edmonds. Tho flames
were oStinguishcd without trouble, and
II was supposed that all was safe but
shortly aftcrward q second alarm was
sounded and the fire became unmanagc-
able.
Following Is a list of the property
destroyedi
Oliver Edmonds, restaurant
Bradley aud Butler, two saloons.
Geore Jacobs, saloon.
w, A. Hart, general merchandise.
Il. II. Bradbury general groceries,
ID. Rodner, boots and shoes,
The Franco American motel.
Although the merchants saved con.
siderable OF their stocks the loss is esti-
mated at from Sl1,C to $4,000.
James IL. liartc, OF this city, repre- q.
sonting number OF Insurance COM
panics, has but 81 600 on the buildings
burned.
Robert T.. Mcfarland. of this city. lost
valuable hunting dog in the fire. lie
would not have taken SlOO ior the
animal
The Cinnamon employed by the
Northern Pacific railroad succeeded in
saving the depot. after which they pro-
cocdod to help themselves to everything
movable and carry 1t to their camp