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Connecticut western news., 1890-10-15
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Connecticut western news., 1890-10-15

Where you will find that we have the Largest Stock, the Latest Styles, and that our prices are the LOWEST. In mems footwear we have everything, from begged shoe at $1, to the finest hand-welt and hand-sewed work See our shoes made on the new Piccadilly English Waukenphast and Kahler lasts.
 Sole agent for M. A. Packard & Co.'S S2.00 S299 and $4.00 shoes, the best in the world for the money.
 Sole agent for the Boston School Shoe. Solid as rock. Every pair warranted. Our mems and boys "Nox lem All !" line are un- equalled for hard wear.
Connecticut western news., 1890-10-15
The Grand Duke Nichol Insane.


 ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 13-It has trans pired that at the close of the military maneuvers in Volhynia, the Grand Duke Nicholas, chief in command of the army. suddenly became insane. His mental de- rangement is the result of disease from which he has long been sufferer, and the effects of which were aggravated by the strain incident to the maneuvers The physicians pronounce his case hopeless one
 A Lunatic's Frightful Leap.
 COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 13.-While number of insane patients at the Central asylum were released from their wards, one of them, Frank Kessler, aged A. leaped from the roof, seventy-fve feet, to the walk be- low, crushing himself SO that he lived but few moments. In his fall he struck another patient, Joseph H. Renner, break ing his arm and otherwise seriously injur- ing him, but it is thought not fatally
 WATERBURY, Conn.,, Oct 13.-Wolcott has sensation in $10,0O0 suit for dam- ages for alternating the affections of wife against James Wakeley, ex-selectman, and another for absolute divorce against Mrs. B. A. Rose. The plaintiff, Edward A. Rose, Is 8 prosperous Wolcott farmer, owns summer cottage at West Haven and an interest in 8 Waterbury drug store. He sues, through Judge Cole, for divorce on the ground of adultery. Wakeley is re putsd to bs worth e6Q,Qo0.
Connecticut western news., 1890-10-15

We offer you few Ironstone China Pitchers, large size, for Twenty-Five cents each.
 If you would secure one, call early.
Connecticut western news., 1890-10-15

ALBANY, Oct. 13-Three murder cases will occupy the attention of the court of oyer and terminer, which opened here to- day, viz: John O'Connor, charged with murder of John Walker, near Cohoes; John O'Brien, who killed William Metts at Karners, and William Taylor, charged with murdering his wife at West Troy. It is probable that the case of O'Connor will be called first.
 NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. 9.-At least 400 persons saw the contests in the intercol- legiate tennis tournament Wednesday. J. Rowland, of Yale, who has just entered college, beat A. E. Wright, the veteran of Columbia. The mornings scores were: A. J. Parker, of Yale, beat L. A. Pierson, of Williams, 6-3. GA; O. s. Campbell, of Columbia, beat D. B. George, of Brown, 6-1, S-6; Hugh Tallant, of Harvard, beat w. P. Johnson, of Princeton, by default; J. Rowland, of Yale, beat H. c. Girwin, of Wesleyan, by default; A. E. Wright, of Columbia, beat G. A. Estey, of Amherst by default; J. Rowland, of Yale, beat A. E. Wright, of Columbia, 7-5, 3-6, 6-2; l.. R. Parker, of Yale, beat E. P. MacMul- len, of Columbia, by default; l.. R. Parker, of Yale, defeated E. w. Pond, of Dart mouth, 6-3 6-1; F. H. Hovey, of Har- yard, defeated c. D. Burrows, of Brown, by default. The afternoon scores were: Hovey, of Hartford, vs. Parker, of Yale, e, 7-5, 6-1. Hovey won. Campbell. of Columbia, VI. Tallant, of Harvard, 6--A, A-A 1~Q
Connecticut western news., 1890-10-15

CT, Mrs. Margaret Dougherty, Clean. N. Y.; MT. Lewis Spader, New York, and Charles O. Pearson, room 59, war department, Washington, D. c. Dougherty was con- fined in the Kings county asylum twenty two months and escaped on Sept. 26. It is learned that last Thursday he bought two revolvers at 43 Bowery to kill Dr. Fleming, and he admitted at the station house that he went to Brooklyn to kill and fully ex- pected to be killed himself
Connecticut western news., 1890-10-15

Domestic Dry Goods, Flannel Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloces, Etc.
Connecticut western news., 1890-10-15

Dougherty gained wide notoriety by his mad infatuation for Mary Anderson. He followed her to Europe, and disturbed her here and in other cities while she was act ing by his attentions. He met her once when she returned from abroad, and was arrested for the explosiveness of his devo- tion. Dr. Lloyd, whom Dougherty killed, was 32 years old and unmarried. He was once surgeon on 8 steamship of the Meth erlands-American line. He succeeded Dr. John l.. McCumber as assistant superin- tendent of the Flatbush asylum about three years ago. Dougherty will be turned over to the Brooklyn authorities.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-13
LIST OF VESSELS.
Up, Cleared and Saile1 for this Port.

- 1890 ~ WIS COEb
STEAMSHIPS.
Layernock lBrl. -. at Port Said Aug9
holstein Ger. Gefken. New York, cid Oct 10
Miguel Plnillos lSpl, Diaz, New York, sid Sept
70 VIA Cailz and Barcelona
Lglantine lBrl, Bruce, New York. cid Octz
New York
Msrqgise d ssnturce Ispl. Urrestgatz. at Phia-
Bendi lBrl, Beneke. Queenstown, sid Sept 80.
B.RKs
Sevllla BIT. Rees. Liverpool sid July IL
Ag1er mott Flagstad. BHenos Ayres, sid Aug 6.
Emigrant NOR, Aaholm, at Santos Aug 80
Elena Ger, Noss. Valencia sid July =
0le Bull NOR Hauff, Liverpool sid Aug go
Rlfondo lNorl, Olsen, Buenos Ayres sid Aug 5.
honigin Augusta tGerl, Wilde. Wolgast, sid Aug
Ceres lNorl, Andersen, at Buenos Ayres Aug l.
inheritance lNorl, Smith, Santos, sid Aug %.
Hans Ger, Brane, Hamburg, sid Aug 90, put
into ia mouth Sept 10 in distress
Somand [Norl, Nicholson, Liverpool, sid Sept ..
Fohona lBrl, Dolb. Liverpo ], sid Sept 2.
Syiphlde lNorl, Anderson, Rio Jaueiro, sid
Midas [Norl. svensen, -. sid Aug
Stanley Rusl Rasmussen. BuenOs Ayres, sid
Caterina Cacace IItan, Cacace. Valencia, sid
Chas Bal [Norl, Gundersen. Barcelona. sid -.
Meteor Norl, Jensen, Cette, sid Sept 10.
Glama Port Silva, Oporto, sid Sept IS.
Producent lNorl, Knudsen, Rio Janero, sid Aug
Formosa, Farnham. New York. up Sept 81.
Brodrene [Norl, BE, Liverpool Sept %
Meiora lNorl, Ternstron, London, sid Sept 81.
Engelbrekt lSwl, Eckman, Liverpool sid Oct 10.
81 Antonine Fri, Louvert, Altoona. sid Oct7
Emmanuel Swedenborg [Brl, Brown, Altoona up
Aug p.
Valona lBrl. Andrews, Belfast, sid Oct O.
Chestina. Redman, Watts, Boston, cid Oct
Stacy Clark, Bowers Grand Cayman sid Oct -
Nldfarne lNorl, Jorgensen, Liverpool, sid Oct 5.
BRIGs.
Mary Kimball, Eddy. Philadelphia, up Oct s.
scHooNERS.
Horace P Shares. Mount, New York, UP Sept 20.
Ida Lawrence. Young, baltimore up Oct g.
Anna, Chase, New York, uD Sept "a
Chas Willard, Wallace. Boothbay, sid Sept 2s
Kate Flint, DeWinter New YORK, up Oct g.
Mary F Godfrey, Godfrey New York, up Oct g.
John Rose, Allen, Philadelphia. eli oct Q.
Harriet Kerlin. Shaw. New York I'D oct s.
Lucle Wheatly, Lombard New York up Oct &
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THIS IS AN "OPENING."
But an Opening of Kousekeepers'

But an Opening of Kousekeepers'
Eyes.
Messrs NJ. Sternberg & Bro. will To-
morrow throw open their magnificent
second floor to the public, exhibiting the
largest and prettiest stock of Fine Glass
ware, Crockery, Chinaware, Art Goods,
japanese Novelties, Broozss, Statues, Lamps
and ornamental aud useful Housefurnish-
lag Wares ever shown in Savannah, aud
for two days only Monday and Tuesday,
October 18th and 14th) will offer Glassware
and Crockery at prices so per cent. less
than you can get the same goods for in any
regular crockery house. This exhibit COM
prises many novelties never before intro
duced to this market, and is worth an iD-
spection. The ladies-all the ladies particu-
LdrLy-are invited to visit this exposition,
and will be cordially Welcomed and shol0n
through tohether they bug or not. Respect
fully. NJ. STERNBERG & BRO.
-Adu. 157 Broughton street.
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Sanitary Underwear for Gentlemen,
Natural Mixed Wool tor only SO so Suit,
generally sold for So 50. Call and examine
tire quality, and we feel confident you will
take advantage of such low prices. Collat's,
149 Broughton street-Adu.
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MEMORANDA

vo-v Oct lO-Arrived, schr Bertha
~. VAR. Jacksonville.
use, "a steamship Holstein 9erl, Gefken,
ieeIeI schr Maggie G. Hart, Blake, Fernan-
S. Steamship Moray [Brl. Brunswick,
aileo, H,.r sailed. bark st Antonine lFrl,
F-rrerr savannah. w., rp-,
S si ~ Sos oct s-Passed, bark Laugen [Norl,
l-ia, hamburg for Charleston
! xay, oct sailed. oarK Ed" u Je"ett
Il TOckhart. Pensacola
a DO.S'ii oct 1O-Sailed, bark Engelbrekt
a Fckuan, Savannah.
l,1on oct iO-Sailed. bark Glengairn LNorl,
X,rson. Pensacola. IL H.. m,
Oct 7-Salied, snip Aiiho lhusl'
Sostron. Pensacola.
Ianeiro. Sept 15-Sailed, bark Ponteconur
4 Kerif Brunswick, ia.
.,,hncbicola, Oct 10-Sailed. schr S G Hart,
x New orleans (:New York;
rsnoo. c. Oct 1O-Cleared, schr Ann I
IN springer Baltimore.
i,inore. Oct l0-Arrived, schrs Norman.
a $50, savannah; Napoleon Boughton,
nan Charleston; Benz F Lee, Steelman,
,swct. Oct lO-Arrived. schrs r D Spear,
, New YORK; John Douglass, Jordan, do;
Z Sfearns, Heal. Fail River.
sa.sw- s c. Oct l0-Arrived, schr Katie J
IA Delaware BreaSwater.
-,so oct 8-Arrived, schrs Etna. Comeau,
snnsh: Minnie A Bensall. Lodge. Brunswick;
tsamer Ralligh. Bailey, New York; 10th,
81 Iced, Nickerson, do.
RF-Cea-ed, schr Caleb Ridgeway, Town
SSnsndina Oct 1O-Arrived schr Maggie An
- BIachford, New York: Marion Manson,
SISsiled. scnr James B Jordan, Bickmore,
EsYOrk.
kTr Charleston.
II lgssonville. oct 10 Arrived. schr Meyer &
k,T.r Patterson, Bangor; j HasiIins, Ben
Garsd. schr Fannie Gorham, Carter, New
Otil1
baV Baltimore.
ky West. oct 5-Arrived, schrs Advance [Brl
|BlqK Nassau; Equator Brl, Sweeting, do; 1th,
A 1oigill [Brl Goldlace, do.
| N5le. oct lO-Cleared. ship Julia [Rusl, Elk
{undQueensboro; schr Margaret Smith [Honl,
Marshall Ruatan.
/ Yoiolk. oct lO-Arrived, steamship Accomac
mi Gibson. Pensacola for West Hartlepool
| colhd and cleared).
/ Sailed, steamship Cheniston [Brl, Martin from
ChatIeston), Havre.
/ Pensacola. Oct lO-Arrived. schr G L Trundy,
[O0ney. Galveston.
| Cleared, ship Drammen [Nor1. Lund, Queens
wn bark Louise [Norl, Bryndsen, Liverpool;
EM Gem, Was, Boston.
ita-Arrived, ship Everest [Br], Hibb 'rt, Sgd
b. c B; barss Louise Norl. Aaro, Montevideo;
ny LNorl Gundersen, London; Astronom
|isr, Luke, Barbados; Sage [Brl, Williams. do;
e1sacola Iltal Christofore. Cardiff.
Por, Royal S c, Oct 10-Arrived, steamship
F Mathews lBrl, Couch, New York; schr Liz
Chad Sick, Chadwick, do; Mary Cook, Hix-
e. Baltimore; Charles Young, CorsoD, do;
! n N Bird, Norfolk
Cleared, schr Fannie Brown, Sharrett. Baiti-
! 0re.
/ Philadelphia. Oct 10-Arrived, schrs Oscar G
kbmdt, Bacon, Charleston; Robert J Bar,
Blower Darien
feared, schr Genevieve, Haley, Charles on.
Wilmington, n c. Oct l0-Arrived, scnr Ida @
|hoolcraft, Booze Charleston.
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sternberes' Glass Sale

Eod. 1oIget that Sternberg & Bros. big
10y 1"yS sale of Glassware will comprise
lass s s'Cles necessary in housekeeping in
roacbaII,c rockery wares at prices unap-
oAaole elsewhere.-Adn
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Boys Clothing.
Second floor. left aisle, front.)

Second floor. left aisle, front.)
The word BARGAINS to be
given a new meaning this
week. Look AZ thisy
Boys 81 Is 20 81 30 Knee Pants
down this w e,r 10 81 10.
BoJ s 81 anu 81 Is Knee Pants
down tais we e'l 10 soc
Boys Suits, sizes to 10 years,
were selling ~ 80 To So o..
are down this week to CSC.
Boys Suits, sizes 4 to IA years,
were selling at 81 80 to
50 20. down this week TO
Sl39
Boys S275 to So 50 Suits.
down this eek TO 81 10
Boys 81 % and IS Suits, down
this week to So IS.
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MoxpAY. Oct IS. 1890
,RRIvED YESTERDAY

r.bel. Carroll Cohen's Biun and
+ steamer wv T Gibson, MANAGER
~ lan sl. farmer, Usina, Fernandina-C VIII
ms, Az AZ, City OF Americas. Hailowes' augusta
| : - laudings-W I Giosoh- Ass'
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MEDICAL.


Ii you wake up In the
morning with a bitter or
BID taste in your mouth,
Languor, Dull Headache,
Dependency, Constipa-
ton, take Simmons Liver
Regulator. 1t corrects
the bilious stomach,
sweetens the breath and
cleanses thefurred tongue.
Children as we'll as adults
sometimes eat something
that does not digest well,
producing Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Restlessness,
or Sleeplessness-a good
dose of Regulator will
give relief. So perfectly
harmless is this remedy
that it can be taken by
the youngest infant or
the most delicate person
without injury, no matter
what the condition of the
system may be. 1t can
do no harm if it does no
good, but its reputation
for 40 years proves it
never fails in doing good.
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mrnYssrE2DAY.

,..,usbip Starlight [Brl. Gotne9ourg.
! teaIlshi5ip Ardancorrach lBrl Hayre'
b .s q IEssTTSeralda [spl; Valencia i
BA-s = Ebert Dillon. New YORK.
3. : H annie Bliss, Baltimore
~ Isiand City, Baltimore.
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Please Note Cur Price Range.
Blankets Etc.

Mr.. Frost, Familiarity know n
as Jack, is expected in Sa-
vennah thii week. He started
southwark several weeks ago
Look out for him. He will
probably show up between day
light aud dawn. 30 ready to
receive him. Nothing better
than q good blanket TO do it
with. Cold protectors have the
call this week. There's a mag
net in these prices:
Ten quarter White Blankets Csc
Ten quarter White Blankets 99c
Ten quarter White Blankets
81 10
Ten-quarter White Blankets
81 80.
Ten-quarter White Blankets So
Ten-quarter White Z ankets S3
Ten-quarter White Blankets 81
Eleven-quarter White Blankets
IS.
Ten-quarter White Blankets Sc
Ten-quarter White Blankets
81 70.
Ten quarter White Blankets IS
Ten-quarter White blankets $40
Ten-quarter White Blankets
$3.50.
Ten-querter Gray Blankets SOC
Ten-quarter Gray Blankets
81 10.
60 nfortS, too. have caught
the reduction craze:
Comforts at 65c.
Comforts at 75c.
Large size Comforts at 81.
Large size Comforts at 81 25.
Large size Comforts at 81 30.
Fine Sat ne Comforts at 81.
Fine Saline Comforts at 33.
Silk Eiderdown Comforts at S..
Large White Quilts. 48c.
Large White Quilts, G9c.
Large White Quilts, 99c.
Large White Quilts, 81 10.
Large White Quilt, 81 20.
Strictly feather-proof Ticking,
b.st on the market, 1Sc.
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,Sbo~, prices, four years ago were Appel
.ban ai' the leaders to-day are still Appel &
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Notices to mariners. pilot charts and all nauti-
information will be furnished masters of YES
Is free of charge at the United States Hydro
npdc Office in the Custom House. Captains
requested to call at the Office.
LIEUT. F II SHERMAN,
In charge Hydrographic Station.
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ALTMAYER'S.
lIi|IiIleI
Second floor. main aisle.)

booming along with an IRE.
slstible momentum, is the way
our Millinery business is going.
Some people are talking abont
dull Millinery business. Ours
Is not. III you haven't pur-
chased your fall Millinery, why
not come tomorrow and make
your selection? Mover too
busy TO turn away custom.
Fifteen Millinery Trimmerg
ready TO execute your order
In from one to six hours.
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BOOK NOTICES.

HER1oTs CHOICE. By Rosa Nouchette
Carey. j. b. Lippincott Company, Phila-
delphia. Paper, 50 cents. This is the latest
OF Llppincott's series of sele novels, and
rather interesting novel it is.
RENE. IN THE WHIRLPOOL OF NAPo-
Icons REIGN. By Emile lola. T. B.
Peterson & Brothers. Philadelphia. Paper,
% cents. This is one of Zola's best works.
The story is deeply interesting one from
beginning to end.
FELLOW OF TRINITY. BY Alan st.
Arwyn aud Walt Wheeler. Rand, McNally
d Co., New York. Paper, 80 cents. This
is story of considerable power, and those
who read it will not be disappointed 1t is
| rather above the average novel of the day.
HIS WORD OF HONOR; Novel By E.
Werner. Street & Smith, publishers,
1851 Rose street, New York Paper, so
cents. This story is translated from the
German. 1t is story of love and war, aud
It becomes more interesting with each
chapter.
A NEW Book OF FABLES, ANECDOTES
AND STORIES FOR THE PURPOSES OF COM
POSITION. Poston Supply Company, Is
Broomfield street, Boston. Paper IS cents.
L us is an excellent nGble DOCK Tor the Dur-
pose for which it is intended Teachers
will find it just what they want in their
efforts in teaching pupils composition.
MRS. JONATHAN ABROAD illustrated.
The Argonaut Publishing Company, New
York. William Estill, Savannah. Paper
so cents. This is one of the Argonaut
Library series and contains pictures of the
most noted of the American ladies who e
residents of European cities. The text dea S
with American women who have married
in Europe and gives graphic pen-pictures
of their lives. -,-.-.
MAGAZI MES.
The Jenness- Miller Magazine for Octo-
Der is an exceptionally good number. b.
sides containing large amount of general
literature, it keeps up with the fashions.
1858 Fifth avenue. New York.
The ReuieaO of Reuiews for September
contains large amount of excellent mat
ter. The RerieaO of ReptetoS is a good
magazine for those who desire to keep
abreast of the leading thoughts of the
times. 1t contains selections from the most
important articles of all the magazines, aud
| thus one is able to get at what the leading
| thinkers of the age are writing about with
out doing a great deal of reading. The
Critic Company, 81 and "a Lafayette place,
| New York.
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np,xG INrELLIGENCE.

- : -, n Z ; ALaANAc-raIS DAY
Nj MAI 20
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: SET At sAvAxSAa .6:7 AN 1:l4
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Handkerchlefs
And Hosiery in endless variety at Appel &
Schaul's, One Price Clothiers.-Adu.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

For Indigestion,
Dyspepsia. and diseases incident thereto
a dD
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DRY GOODS.
PAIL AND WINTER millinery
KROUSKOFF'S MAMMOTH MIL
LLnERY HOUSE.

We have now inauguraed the Fall and Winter Season
1890 We Just crowded three large floors with
everything Novel and Beautiful in Millinery The exhibit
of Paris and London Round Hats and Bonne also correct
copies is the complete and finest seen south of
New York, and equal to the finest in this country We
offer very full lines in most beautiful Novelty Ribbons
Fancy Birds Silk Vevets in the finest grades and shades
Immense line of French and Wool Fet in all the grades
We continue to retail on first floor Mners and Mer-
chants supplied upstairs at prices and terms as
sold north. Our Ribbon Sales continue before.
=. KROUS KOFF.
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MAGAzI MES.

The Jenness- Miller Magazine for Octo-
Der is an exceptionally good number. b.
sides containing large amount of general
literature, it keeps up with the fashions.
1868 Fifth avenue, New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-27
DrObne Echa.
ZPITTSBURGA, gdzie Dire

ZPITTSBURGA, gdzie Drej-
man, czmychnawszy Philadel.
phil, pare lat przebywa}, i gdzie
znaj2 go jak ky grosz, donosza
nam, re tam narzeka ma niego
biedna polska kobieta, Bartoszko-
wa, kt6rej w1ele "a st6} zostal wi
MEN. Wskutek wstawlenia sic "a
ta nieboraczka oh. Kar6le S. przy-
rzek} Drejman zjechac ma Nowy
rok do Pittsburgh i ten dug Cd
daG, lecz zamiast do Pittsburgh,
pojechaf do Buffalo, buntowac Po-
lakow!
Sprawka ia jest ~przeciez tylko
bagatelka wobec zbrodni, o ktorej
dobrze jest poinformowany Rad
Centralny Zwazku Mar. Polskiego,
a kt6ra cz}opk6w tego Zwlazku
p%rzyprawl}a o strate 500 dolar6w.
I>Lecz coz W tel sprawle zrobl}a
Gfowa?-Zamiast sclgat zbrodnia.
RIA, zaczefa odgrywac role jake De-
tective Of United States = namawiat
zone rzymskiego pielgrzyma, ably
n%ak}oni4a meza (gdy powr5ciY dc
%wytoczenia procesu wydawcy VIA.
rusa. = Bogu dzieki prawda zn6w
dopomog}a nam do zwYciestwa 8
npoteznego" przeciwnika naszegc
napietnowa}a jake obrohce oszu-
sta.
Dzislaj juz najpcwazniejsze
plsma %angielskie W Buffalo sac
nasz o tym ,,z}odzieju swietopie
trza" podzielaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-27
Me rzuca kamienieml.
jezli sam InieSzkaSZ w
SZklanym dOnAu.
Ro1oE4nrou

Redaktorowie buffaloskiego
Echa Kakuryku, zamiast krytyko-
wac to co jest ziem, szarpia Wa
ruso, kt6ry z}e z pomledzy Polakdw
W Ameryce wyplenla, a natomiast
popieraja i wychwalaja szwyndle-
row zwiazkowych, jak Il. p. Drej-
mana.-O wlasnych zas brudach
zu%pe}nie zapominaja, jak wogole
ludzie IA wskros popsuci hub g}u-
pic zarozumiall. Re zaS u Mich VIE
cej, niz gdzleindzieii, ni%echedogo "a
ko}nierzem, o tenn swiadczy haste
pujacy wyclnek 3 Polako ~ Amc-
ryee z 81 lutego:
W nocy re srody IA czwartek
redaktor ,,Eoha" i ,,kukuryku"
Nagie-l przyszed} do swego mic
szkanla, ktore zajmuje W domu p.
Nowaka PREY Broadway, zbity, pc
tfuczony i p~okaleczony, re navel
ME by} podobny do cz}owieka. Po-
krwawione schody i pod}oga W
mieszkanlu, swiadczy1y wyraznie,
re Nagie-l musiaf bye w szkarad-
nych obrotach. Ma %poczekanlu
zmysll} on baieczke, re gdy powra.
cal do domu, opadl 60 rabusie l
CT tax mocno poturbowali. Juz to
bardzo g}upi rabusie musieliby bye,
gdyby takiego Nagla zaczepiali,
kt6ry chodzl zawsze gofy jak tu-
recki swiety.
Ma drugi dzien Z rama przy-
szed} jednak do naszego bi6ra sa-
siad Nagla, starry OBJ. S. i ten nam
opowledziaf, jak sic rzeczywl-
stosci mia}a sprawl. Nagie-7 pc.
jecha1 wieczorem do mlasta tam
wyplf kilka kieliszk6w aJsyntu,
dose, re dobrze podchmlelony po-
wr6cif do dzielnicy polskiej. Pred
udaniem sic ma spoczynek, wstapif
%jeszcze do pewnego %salonu, ably
sobie ,,kropnat" jednego. Chcac sic
popisac re swa madrosc1a zaczaf
wymyslac ma k%osci6l, religie kato-
licka i ksiezy.
To sic ME wsEystkim obecnym
podoba1o, a zatem wezwali go, ably
byf cicho, a gdy ~jeszcze zacza}
wiecej pyskowat, ob1li go dosko-
male, a nastepnie wyrzucili "a
drzwi. Ola takich ludzi, jak Ma
gie-l ME many zadnego wsp61-
czucia, owszem m6wlmy, re dobrze
mu sic stafo. Zamiast co sic ma
t}uc pc kuajpach i TRAGIC pieniq-
DE, lepiejby zrobi4, zeby kupif
sobie buty i spodnie a ME chodzi}
obdarty lax amerykahski tramp.
A co panowle reiormatorzy
Sadowski recte Pankiewicz i Nagid.
dlaczego jezeli chcecie reformowac
SWAT, ME zacznlecle najpierw cd
siebie samych?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-27
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w lebny X $. P 7 o.
b oszczR omuald B yze W
$ k naipdzniej W ten czwartek-
q lutego, miaf opuscic Winone i
udaG sic do Mllwaukee.a Bedzie
on tam, Pc krotszym w~ypoczyuku,
tymczasem dopomaga} W pelnie-
niu czynnosci duchownych Wiel.