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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
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OSSlNEkE Nj CHI. 10 Cru
lnia. Zim" u mas rozpoczefa
~'e ma dobre; sn,eg, mroz wi
chry naw'edzaj4 nasza okolice.
W ALPENlE m!yny stane
fy lu2 cd dwoan ,ygodn,, t.
raz ludzle szuAaja piracy v
boru, gdyz 11mN byw*jq i'll
dtug,e, nkoln >ledem m e.iecy.
DETROIT Mich. - w zesz}v
wtorek l6 b.. m. oDchodzl}o Semi
naryum polskie ]uroczystosc po-
%Swiecenla swego. Piec lat So te-
mu, kledy gmach Semlnaryjski
nj rzalo nasze mlaSto. Gmach ten
powstaf MONA p]owiedzlec iakby
cudem. Ktoby chciat wledzlec, lie
mozoiow, lie staran, lie %zabiegow,
lie k}opotow ponoslf tundator tego
pieknego zak1adu, musiaiby sic
samego Boga o to zapytaG, ponie-
waz tylko On vie o tenn. w per
wszym roku lstnienla swego liczy}o
Semlnaryum % uczni l roczn'e POI
mnazalo sic regu.arna cyfra dwu
dzlestka. Ma ksiezy by}o wyswie.
conych trzech 2 tutelszych uczni,
obecnie zus jest klery kow IS.
Jeden kler> k Jest " Washing
tome, jeden W Rhyme ma wyzszych
filozoflcznych teologlcznych stu
dyach.
oeminaryum duchowne ma
wydzlat fllozoflczny teologiczny,
gimnazyum zas skiada sic Z 4 klas
i przybvwa CO rok jedna nastepu.
jaca wyzsza klasa.
Kozk}ad naukowy zastosuje sic
do formY wyzszych zakfadow nau-
kowych, harakter zakfadu duchowy
a m}odzlez jest moralnie pro~a-
dzona przez ksiezy DO zakiadu ma
%lezacych.
Gfow2 zaktadu jest rektor rs.
J. Dabrowski, kt6ry wykiada mo-
ralna teologle i matematyke.
rs. Mieczys}aw Barabasz, kto-
ry study Oval W Rhyme i Paryzu,
jest vice rektorem, wy k}ada teolo-
gle, tllozofie, re%toryke 1ezyk pol
ski.
rs. W,told Buhaczkowskl,
kt6ry study oval W Rzymie, wy
kiaua teologle, dogmatyke, plsmo
swlete, h,s.orye kosclelna, taclnski
jezyA W nizszych klasach fran
cuski yezyA.
DR.. Kar6l Laskowski, take
z Unlwersytetu Rzymsklego, wy
kfada ~filozofls, 1acine l jszyk pol
ski.
NJ. A. Nc. Lellan, s%uperinten.
dent s1kot ludow>ch uczy jezyka
ang'elsk'go we wszy stklcl klasach
l WIS ystArh h kursach flio1oflcznych
i teolog,cznych.
DR.. sly mon Lub" wlecki, kt6-
rY na Unlwers\ t. tach n,emieckich
S udyowaf lolog' kIasycznej, u
cY jsz, ka i@cinsklego i greckie-
g. wyzszy,h klasach, nlemle-
cklego ! history powszechnej W
ws@> TX eh, arylmet, XII W 2. kla.
sic / geogr"fll.
(Gwiazdd Detroicku.)
PRAGNIEMY sprawlc Wio-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
FRASXKI I.

= Me zledz mnie pan! -
rzekf zartownls do ziewa acego.
= Bldz pan bez obawy, ME
lubie W lecie wleprzowiny - Cd
rzekf tenze.
Pytano zlodzleja GO bedzie TO-.
bill ma tamtym swiecle?
ME wiele! - odpuwledzial
- DO kiedy ludz1e MIC ME Table
raja, re soba przenoszac sic z zlem-
sklego m1eszkan a, n belize mic
do ukradzenla.
-Jestes vice clerpiacy? pokaz.
jezyk! goraczka jest. a czy masz
apetyt?
= Jezell pan dokt6r ma co pod
reka tobym zjad1.
Dw6ch p%rzyjaclof sjedzac pyzy
kufelku rozmawla4o O kobietach.
M1odszy odezwa1 sic wreszcie:
- Przeciez to niepodobno do
prawdy, zeby Pan Bog s~tworzy4
kobiete z zebra Adamowego "a
vice z kosci.
= MOI pzyjaclelu! - odrzeki
starszy- jak sig ozenisz przesta-
nlesz wqtpic, gdy CT IONA ME raz
stanie koscsa W gardle.
M adry 81 a, to pra-
W zlwy S a b.
-Patrz no, MichaI, to des-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
Hose przvbylych do Berlina
Iekarzy wynosi okofo 1000.

Ma odbytem d. II (24) llsto-
pada posledzenlu ~francuzkiej akade-
mil nauk przedmiotem rozpraw by
10 odkrycle Kocha. Pasteur byf
ohecnym. Zasypywano go pytania-
mi, ma kt6re odpowiadai stanow-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
PEACCIE IA
0 ODKRYCiU KOCHA.

Koch, Levy: jego asystent Dan.
clius i NM lekarze wyrazaja PREY
kazdej sposobnoscl, re ME MALE
zy jechaG pc Berlina, gdyz iedy-
nym rezultatem meczace] | drogiel
podr6zy bedzie pogorszenie. Cornet
i Senator wywiesill ma drzwlach
klinik swoich ogfoszenia, re ME
przyjmuja pacyent6w. Natomiast
lekarze zagraniczni, przybywaj2cy
ola studyow, znaJduja chetna pc
moe wskazowki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

w Indi anapoli S krazy
pogfoska, il prevalent Harrison
zamysla dat dimisya k]omlsarzowi
Cd p~ensyi, panu Raum, a W jego
miejsce ustanowiG swego starego
PRIV 4clela, p. Knefera z Indiana
polls.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

W rozmowle z lekarzem fran
cuzklm ochatfier Koch wyrazif
mn'emanle, re leczenle podfug jego
melody gruzIlcy staw6w i kosci
ME obeidzic SIG bez romocy Chi
r%urg'cznej, gdyz z~niszczone "a pc.
moca i~njekcyi tkanki ME wydzie-
la12 size same przez sic. Lupus
zas, oraz suchoty pluc i gard1a
Iecza sic bez pomocy operacyi,
gdyz W pcrwszym wypadku zna].
du'aca sic nazewnatrz tkanka tu-
berkuliczna sama odpada. W dru.
S'm z~osta]e usunleta przez spluwa-
ME. W mare spluwania parenA
CHINA pluc zayaja sic stopnlowo i
kawerna, jezeli ME byla zbyt
wlelka, moze zupefnic zniknac,
Zwiaszcza %lezeli rownolegle do
lnJekcyi bedzlemy p~rowadzili sta
rann2 kuracya antyseptyCzna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

ks j. 9adzlejewshi. oh w
Jenarzejek oraz OBJ. w. HARLOW
ski. Przyznac nalezv, sc D@ienn1E
Chicagoskj jest bardzc s%tarannie
redagowany-o wiele lep,zy, nlz
polSkl dzlenniczek milwaukee,
wychodz2cy.
w In ianapoli krazy
pogfoska, il prevalent Harrison
zamysla dat dimisyq komlsarzowi
Cd p~ensyi, panu Raum, a jego
miejsce u5tanowic swego starego
przv] 4clela, p. knehera z Indiana
polls.
New York .-Gdy w dniu
81 grudnla gtodom6r Succl obu
dzif sic 2 gieboklego snu, W ktory
popad4 kr6tko pc ukonczenlu swe-
go postu, postawiono mu smaczny,
lekki obiad, kt6ry spozy} . mad
zwycza1nym apetytem. krotko pc,
tenn znowu spaf d}uzszy czas, by
sic posillc ma droge do Bostonu,
gdzie go beda %pokazywac w Dime
Museum.
General Miles coraz
mocnieJ sciska Indyan matnia,
lecz zachodzl Ottawa, re CT co sic
wymkna, j~eszcze wiele kfopotu ma
robla rzadowi amer> kahsklemu.
w Lincol n, Nebr. uwie-
ziono skarbnlka powiatowego,
Niemca Karola Korth, kt6rego
obwinlaJa, izsprzenlewlerzy} $4,000
pienledzy okregowych.
X s. B j k up Katzer pc
dug cstatnich adcmosc 2 Rzv-
mu mianowany zosta4 biskupem
milwauckim.
$50 w";akow Sitting Bulla
zabrany Oh zuslafo do niewoll W
pobllzu Standing Rock agentur +.
CZYTAMY W Gazecie z Man.
tcohc: w srode o godz. 1 wnocy,
mieszkancy mlasteczka Person !
okollcy nabawieni 70 stall strachu
i pom esli ME mafa strate.
0 tel godz ME rorze}v sic
trzasc domy, a m%leszkahcy zbudle
nj niezwykfem zjawlsk,em re snu,
uciekallszybko re sw>ch p%omieskah
nle bedac pewnl, &C sc dzieje;
trzesienie zleml, lub tez rozpoczv-
ma sic konlec Swiata. Ziemia trzes-
la sic slime l usuwa}a SIG Z pod
nog, przestrach %opauowat miesz-
kahc6w wielki doplern Pr Oh wi
Ii dowledz;ano sic 0 w}asciwem
powodzie z~iawiska.
0 tel godzlnle rozpocze}o sic
gwaftowne osladanie wlerzchu W
Aopalnlach szybu Lacwel Run
n~alezacych do D. & H. Coal Co.
Juz poprzednio daf sic sly
szec W kopalni }oskot }amiacych
sic podp6r pekania ska}, spo
dzievano sic, re wkrotce mieisca,
z kt6rYch wegiel W, brano, osi eda
nape}nlajqc sic wierzchniem' pc
ktadami. Me spodziewano sic jed
max, re osledzrnie zrujnu:;e W ten
spos6b pow'erzvhnie i zrzadzl tax
znaczna szkode, ak sic pokaza}o.
Szkoda zrzadzona budyn-
kach wYnosl wartpsG wlelu tvsie
cy dolar6w, Gala powierzchnia Par
sonu i okolicy jest zruJnowana, i
obnizy}a sic cd dwie do czterech
stop.
Wiele familii wyprowadzi}o
SIC z zajmowanych ~pomieszkan,
gdyz d~}uzsze rozostanie W Mich
bv4o zanadto niebezpieczne.
Miejsce z%agrozone opadnie
clem obejmuje okolo dziesiet a.
kr6w, ma kt6rych stol pare set
domow, miedzy temi w~szystkie
n~aIczace do kompanii. Ru:y wo-
dociagowe zostafy przeiam n W
W kilku miejscach. Kompania os-
trzegia ludzi, by Mkt ME wchodzi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

Cesarz udziellt Kochowi au-
dyencyl. ma kt6rej przvozdobif so
orderem Czerwonego Oria pc W
szego stopnia. Orderu go ME O.
trzymaf cd czasu Humboldt zaden
ucZOnY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

Dr. Dangel og}osi} W ,Klmi-
sche Wochenschrlft" referat o re-
zultatach leczeh pod}ug melody
Kocha. Obszerwacye jego potwier-
d>aja, re nowy srodek, bezs,lny
przeciw gruzlicy zastarzalej, Jest
dz1elnem narzedziem Walk z cho-
roba ia, p6ki jest W zarodku. DR..
Lewis w referacle swoim, drukowa-
nym W ,.Terapeutische Monatshef-
te', konstatuje fakt radykalnego,
jak powiada, %uleczenia trzech su-
chotnlk6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

Zwioki trzech pacyent6w,
zmariych W szpitalu Charlie" pod
czas leczenia lch metoda Kocha,
zosto}y poddane sekcyi. OkazaFo
sic, re wszyscy trzej mieli bardzo
znlszczone pluca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

Ddnia IA (26) listopada RADIO
no W landtagu prusk1m mad maj
lepszym sposobem korzvstania z
odkrycia Kocha, zw}aszcza mad
umozliwieniem knracyi najbledniej-
Sym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

Pasteur t~eleglafowaf do Kocha,
~inszu JAG mu jego odkrycna. Koch
odpowledzia} jak masterpieces: SEA-
nowny kolego! By}es pan taskaw
wlnszowac mi wyniku moich ba-
dan gruzlicy. Powinszowanle to
uwazam "a szczeg6lny ola siebie
honor | ~pozwalam sobie wyrazic
panu i panskim asystentom moja
serdt cznosc. Sadzac, re pan zech-
cesz OBJ serwowac dzia}anie n0we-
go srodKa, posy4am mu faszke
mego preparatu.
Koch przestal d~oStarcza6 limfe
swemu asystentowl Levyemu "a
dowledzlone wyzyskiwanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

Sprawozdania kliniczne z d. 10
listopada kunstatuJa, re leczenie
gruzlncy sta vow | kosci wymaga
wsp6fdzla}ania chirurga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

w klinice Bergmanna znaj-
duje sic pacyent, chory ma gruzll-
ce strun gFosowych, kt6ry pc SEE
sciu i~nJekcvach odzyskaf gfos nor
malny. Usuniete czescl poddano
badaniu mlkroskopowemu INA
leziono W Mich bacc'llusy W r6z-
nych fazach z~nlszczenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

sic saIa mogqcs pomiescic 8 tys!a.
ce ludzi.
Chicago.-Major Cregler
juz poiozv4 swol podpls pod ordy-
mans, daJacy wystaw'e m%iedzyna-
rodowej sumo 5 mllon6w dolarow
do dispozycyi.
Duluth h, Minn.-Indyanie
rezerwacyl Fond du Lac p'zeslaIi
zazalenie do wlelkiego OLGA w
Washington, IL pezprawnie wycie-
to Z ich rezerwacyl 5 milionow
stop sosnowego drzewa.
w Chicago juz cd tygo-
dnia wychodzi codzicnme pisno
polskie, pod tytu}em D@ieanih
thicogoski. Do zarzadu tego dIien-
lika n%alezq, oproc~ ks. Fr. Cor
dona 141 & 143 w. Division Str.
ks j. 2adMejewshi. oh w
Jendrzejek oraz OBJ. w. KIarkow-
ski. Przyznac n%alezv, &c D@jennik
Chicagoskj Jest bardzC s]tarannie
redagowany-o wiele lep,zy, mz
polSk! dzlenniczek milwaukee,
wychodzqcy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

General lilies coraz
mocnieJ sciska Indyan matnia,
lecz zachodzl Ottawa, re CT co sic
wymkuq, j~cszcze wiele kfopotu ma
robla rzadowi amer\ kahsklemu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

IL ~ 1uddOl1 ~SLCLC
Mad przygotowaniem nowego
zapasu wyczerpanej juz llmfy Ko-
cha pracuje pod jego klerunkiem
osoblstym 60 chemlk6w. Wynalaz-
ca sam wyraza nadzieje, re "a
diva tygodnie zapas bedzie goto-
wynn. Zasada podzia}u piracy "a
chowanq jest TAX scisle, re mkt z
l%aborantow ME moze nice wyo-
brazenia o skladzie istotnym le-
karstWa.
Koch postal Pasteu'owi fasz
ke swego pfynu ola doswiadczen
laboratoryJnych. Ma gran'cy atoll
zaszedf incydent jaknajmniej spo-
die any. Fraucuzki urzednlk cell
ny wzbroni} przewozu lekarstwa,
jake observation-disclosures przez fran.
cuzk'e wfadze sanltarne. Francuz-
kle mlnlsterstwo spraw zagranicz-
nych prowadzl W spraw,e tel kores-
pondencye zdepartamentem celnym,
Rzad niemlecki postepuje LIBERAL
niej; pewien francuz, jadacy ola
porady lekarsklej do Berllna i ME
posladaJacY paszportu zostaf prze-
p~uszczonym przez w}adze n1emiec-
kie bez zadnych t%rudnosci, skoro
tylko okaza1 list rekomendacyjuy do
KOcha,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

X s. B k up Katzer pc
dug cstatnich adrmoSc Z Rzy-
mu mianowany zosta} biskupem
milwauckim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

sic sala mogqcs pomiescic 8 tys!a.
ce ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

w Lincol n, Nebr. uwie-
ziono skarbnlka powiatowego,
Niemca Karola Korth, kt6rego
obwinlaJa, izsprzenlewlerzy} $4,000
pienledzy okregowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

$50 w"i;ak6w Sitting Bulla
zabrany oh zuslafo do niewoli W
pobllzu Standing Rock agentur i.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-20
FIREPROOF BUILDINGS.

The fire in the Western Union Offices in
New York shows forcibly the foolishness of
housing such valuable plant in any but a
strictly fireproof building. The whole
country has been inconvenienced and indi-
viduals have been subjected to great loss in
addition to the damage done to the telegraph
compsny's property. 1t is a costly way 10
acquire wisdom, but the fire will not have
been altogether misfortune if it shall in
duce the Western Union Company to make
its main Office freproof. 1t is remarkable
indeed, that q building OF such grand pro-
portions, and intended to contain so much
valuable property, should not have been
constructed of freproof materials in the
first place.
There is wider realization of the advant-
ages of building cities so that they may re-
sisi any ordinary attacks OF fire. The latest
and most ambitious structures in New York,
Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago have all
the name, at least, of being ireproof. In
this city, where few years ago there was
not single building at all fitted to resist
fire, there are now many such structures
The majority of the new buildings in the
business portion OF the city are freprooi, or
nearly so. This is the policy Of wisdom
and strict economy in the long run.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-20
pANoTHER DENIAL WANTED.

The authorities of the Spanish legation
at Washington utterly repudiate the story
that the Spanish Government will sell the
Island of Cuba to the United States, and
laugh at the statement that 5000, ,000, 900 is
the price that would be taken for that more
or less valuable real estate. That is all right
on the Spanish side; but something more is
needed to make the matter even. Wewant
some equal authority to repudiate and laugh
at the idea that the United States would
give $500, ,O00, 900 for the Island of Cuba.
This denial is more necessary to establish
the one already made is for Spain.
Perhaps some features of the present Con-
gress may excuse the growth of an idea that
the nation is anxious to get rid of its money;
but when it goes to the length of supposing
it possible to get rid of 500, 100000 in one
lump FOR tropical island which we do not
want, and for a population, which, in the
mass, would be a most undesirable acqui-
sition, it is time for very positive correc-
ton. We are not so hard up for brigands,
savages and place-servers that we need to
pay S120 head for population which has
been brought to that level by the most per-
sistent misgovernment known to history.
When this country has 5000, ,00O, 900 that
it cannot use in any other way it may buy
Cuba. But it would be less trouble to fling
the money into the North Atlantic ocean
than into the Gulf Of Mexico.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-20
NKEE RANKIrs MISTAKE.
The Actor Declined n Fortune offered Him
by Mr.. Westing nghouse.

The Actor Declined q Fortune offered Him
by Mr.. Westinghouse.
From the New York Dramatic Mirror.I
Some years ago when Mckee Rankin was
leading man in the stock company at tho
theater in Pittsburg, he was visited every
few days throughout the entire season by
long, lean man. who looked like a typical
countryman. He tried to induce him to adj
vance money for the putting of patent before
the public The visitor only had one way Of
stating his case, and this he religiously did on
an average OF three times week for about 80
weeks. He would lounge up to Rankin. and.
after bidding the actor good morning." and
chatting for awhile, would incidentally remark:
''Pve got patent out of which untold wealth
can be made-if I only had about s50U to get
started. Now, Mac. Ill give you half inter-
est in it if you'll advance the money"
The same speech was repeated SO frequently
that it became a standing joke in the company,
and the young fellow who gave utrerance to 1t
was looked on as a crank by one and all.
Other people not members of the company
the mental balance of the inventor.
The season closed. Rankin came to New
York and his friend from Pittsburg was for
gotten until some years later when The
Danites was in the flush of its success.
Rankin was playing the part of Sandy in
hotel from one of the millionaires of the
Smoky City. He was greatly surprised to
think that this mau should call on him, but a
few moments conversation soon put him
straight The visitor was George Westing-
house and the patent he tried to get Rankin
interested in was the now universally used
'air-brake," the royalties from which amount
to more than $500, 600 per annum.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-20
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.

MISS HELEN GOULD, the only daughter Of
Jay Gould, owns the rarest collection of
orchids in the country. and is an accomplished
botanist.
MILE. CLoTILDE MEJsTRIK Is a female bull
tighter OF distinction in Portugal. The first
four weeks she was in the business she killed
four bulls.
MISS AGNES LOWE has been awarded the
nrst prize In the oratorical contest of the Wis
consin University. She is described as an at
tract1ve young lady with fondness for pretty
clothes.
Il CANNOT make you beautiful" a we'll
known artistic is reported to have said to the
daughter of an oil king recently, ''but if your
father will give me $1,000 and a years time I
will make you charming"
AMONG the legacies left by the late Empress
Augusta, besides many to Protestant bene-
hciaries, are bequest of 5000 marks to the
Romanist st. Hedwig's Hospital, in Berlin,
and one of 5000 marks to the Hebrew aims
houses.
MADAM HELENA MoDJEsKA, who is still
very Rose of May" upon the stage, and who
is known as the gentlest and kindest Of artists.
Is quoted as saying that lll-remper, with its ex-
citement OF the nerves and disturbance Of the
emotions, is deadly foe to beauty and charm.
and that no wise woman will permit herself It's
indulgence
English woman artists, Is a leader OF inrellec-
tual London sociecy as well. She is handsome,
graceful, and witty and original talker, who
dresses well and possesses beautiful house.
She has been three times married. but her bril-
liant and agreeable husband, Mr.. Rowe, prefers
that she shopld continue to sign her pictures
with the name she has adorned.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-20
SHOULD SERVE IN THE FUTURE.

1t is not surprising that the campaign
against the superfuous dogs, which has been
going on during the week, should bring out
strong expressions, pro and con, as to the
methods adopted for their removal. The
objections to shooting on the streets, which
caused the abandonment of that first pro-
posed programme, were valid. So have
been the protests against the use of the
deadly "button," which d attended by the
incorvenient consequence of leaving the re-
mains of the ill-fated animals very much in
the shape of a dangerous nuisance so long
as they are exposed in the hot summer
weather. Besides, the complaint of those
who lose dogs which in no way deserve
death is we'll directed.
The proper proceeding is clearly to pro-
vide pound and give a few days for the
reclamation by owners; after which the un-
claimed and Questionable captives might be
disposed of as effectually but as mercifully
as might be. 1t is not likely, however, that
this is going to be done Immediately. The
net result of the agitation, therefore, it is
presumed, must be to impress upon the
police the need of discretion in selecting
their victims, and promptness in removing
bodies from the streets. Meanwhile, before
another such onslaught is undertaken, the
authorities should see to it that provisions
are made for pound. Indiscriminate
killing of the dogs is wholly unnecessary.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-20
PURELY PERSONAL.

JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER will spend
next month at Centre Harbor, N. Ii.
REV. JOSIAH T. HowEs, Congregational
clergyman for over 81 years, is still preaching
at Litchield, Me-, although in his 92d year.
PROF, C. B. RICHARDS, of the Sheffield
Scientic School, Yale, has been made by the
French Government a chevalier of the Legion
of Honor.
. MAJOR ]. HORACE DE LACY and General
Jubal A. Early should get together without
further delay on the field of honor, if there can
be field of honor for a man who certifies to
the Louisiana Lottery.
Mr.. HENRY M. STANLEY has first cousin
living on Hazel street. Wilkesbarre, Pa. His
name is John R. Jones' He is a small shop
keeper and well-to-do: He is the physical
image of the great explorer, having the same
cast of features.
Mr.. DAVID DUDLEY FIELD, the eminent
lawyer, now Sc years of age, is about to don his
black silk stockings and small clothes. and be
presented at the levee of the Prince Of Wales,
after having sturdily declined that honor for
many London seasons.
AT the banquet of the National Club of
Montreal, Canada, recently NJ. Laurier, the
leader of the Liberal party, said: Canada can
not always remain colony. The time must
come when we will take our proper position in
the world; and for my part favor indepen-
dence."
Mr. ROBERT RAE, the well-known temper
ance reformer, of London, and his daug hter
have been guests at Cliff Seat, Mr.. Joseph
Cooks summer home near Lake George. They
met there Mrs. Mary H. Hunt, National Super
intendent of Scientific Temperance Instruc-
ton, and her secretary; also Miss Whiting,
professor of physics in Wellesley College.
THE late Willard Sears. of Boston, stood
with Garrison, Wendell Phillips and other
prominent abolitionists during the early days
of anti-slavery agitation, and when every
church and hall in the city was closed to them
he built the Marlborough Chapel and dedicated
it as battle hall against slavery. 1t was in its
time the largest hall In Boston, and afterward
became the Lowell Institute.
Mr.. GEORGE VANDERBILT the youngest of
the four grandsons of "the old Commodore"
cares neither for stocks, nor railroads, nor for
fashionable life. He is almost unknown in
New York, except to booksellers, dealers in
bric-a-brac, and picture dealers. He is great
collector and possesses, among other treasures,
a bust of Rembrandt carved in ivory by Fritz
Kaldenberg, which is considered the finest
ivory carving ever done in America and which
is valued at Sc, 500.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-20
ALL THROUGH THE STATE.

LAWN tennis is one Of the lost arts In Oil
City.
A NoRRIsTowN man claims "bee charming"
qualities.
GROUND has been broken for o new cit y
building in Oil City.
A LOT of Norristown boys have been arrested
for stealing Sunday papers.
SOME Schuylkill county census enumerators
have refused to finish their work.
A WEST CHESTER man says the umbrella
he carried was shattered by lightning recently.
SAMUEL CARBON, Welsh Mountain
farmer, killed 13-foot black snake few days
ago.
A SINGLE birthday party at Reading did
service for three relatives who were orn on
the same day.
MRS. s. s. LADD, Superintend ent of the
Bradford Hospital, has been asked to resign,
which request she politely refused.
HENRY RAMBo, of Reading, while fishing in
the canal, caught fish, the like of W hich had
never been seen before In that section.
PETER EGoLF, SR., aged SO years. who has
been an active farmer for SO years, is probably
the senior agriculturist of the Schuylkill V al
ley.
WHILE assisting an officer to arrest
drunken man in Bradford, George Fisher, a
hotel clerk, had finger bitten off by the fel-
low.
MICHAEL GIBBONS, a National Guardsman,
26 years old was mangled to death under a
train near Wilkesbarre on Thursday night. He
had just attended drill. and met death in uni
form.
JOHN W. RUDY, convicted of murder IN the
first degree at Lancaster and commuted to
Imprisonment for life was lodged in the East
ern Penitentiary yesterday morning by Sheriff
Burkholder.