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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-06
Hundreds of PcopIe Starving.

LONDON, Oct. G.-Despatches from
Suakim, state that much discomfort
continues among the inhabitants. Trade
is paralyzed. Hundreds are dying in
the interior from starvation.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-06

BiNGaAMToN. N. y. Oct. G.--The
four-story brick block owned oy +. L.
jerks. on State street. was gutted by
fire Friday II ghf. The loss is not oh
tainabe. q he blOch was val led at $l4,-
GUU, aud ir urcd for $1,000.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-06

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. GA sudden
rise of seven feet in the river Nova, CON
Joined with hurricane. has caused the
principal portions Of st. Petersburg to
be flooded. Geeat damage mas been
done to property, and it is feared that
some lives have been lest.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-06
Rumors of Il Wreck.

HELENA, Mont, Oct. 8. = News has
been received here of serious wreck
on the Northern Pacific near this city to
the eastbound passenger train. Engineer
Frank Mace was killed, and Fireman
Chislett badly injured. 1t is reported
that the passengers Jared badly. A re-
lief train has left for the scene Of the
3isaStar
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-06
OVER IHD CABLE.
An Important Arrest Made in
London.
Castioni, tho Swiss Radical and
ReVOIutiOniSt.

The Murderer Of state Councillor Ross,
of Switzerland, Capn in IA Lodging
House Mt Chelsea, Ensland-Ot For
eign News.
LONDON, Oct, 6.-Willam Castioni,
the Swiss radical and revolutioHist,
who after killing State Councillor Ross
at the outbreak Of the icinese revolt
from Switzerland to this city, has been
arrested by th5 police. Acting on the
request of the Swiss government tho
authorities have for some time been en-
gagged III vigorous search for Castioni.
Their efforts have Eeen rewarded by
the success Of the police in tracing the
assassin to lodgings at Chelsea.
When Castloni was warned of the ap-
proach Of the officers he took refuge in
shed IN a garden at the rear OF tho
house. Here lie was discovered by the
policemen surrounded by party of
friends, all Of whom were armed Tho
revoluton!sts, however, decided to sur
render to the representatives Of English
law. In the shed the police fouLd ana
seized zoo rounds of ammunition. Cas-
toni was immediately brought up To-
fore the Bow street police court t. be
relnanded pending extradition papers
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-06

BERLIN, Oct. 6.-The miners of SGar-
brucken, Prussia, Lave addressed a
memorial to Emperor William, express
ing tier deep appreciation Of his ef-
frlts oameliurate the condition Of work
mgnen, aud especially Of the min rs
They give testimony to the practical
benefits which have flowed from these
generous eXertious of the emperor, and
in which they have shared.
The memmiali5ts declare Themselves
satisfied that the defects Of the present
indus; rial system can be remedied 10y
the practical carrying out of the en-
peror retOmmelda ions for rap
prochement letwcen employees and en-
ployed; and fCr this reason, they aver,
they have no sympathy with the soc.aI-
list programme, which involves abrupt
and dangerous not to say impossible, W.
terations in the 8, cial structure, with II
view to bringing about an Improvement
which can more safely be achieved
through the normal and peaceful course
outlined by his majesty.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-06

He Tears Away the Mask of False Pre-
lenses Behind Which the Mormon
Church Has Sought to Bide--other
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18

A large and enthusiastic crowd
greeted Hon. II. F. Bartine at the
Court House Tuesday evening. Judge
Wells was made Chairman of the
meeting Mr.. Bartine devoted his
entire speech to giving an account of
his stewardship while in Washington.
The silver and tariff bills formed the
bulk of his talk. Though a fluent
speaker, Mr.. Bartine is very mild
hammered gentleman, and from first to
last his speech was defense of his
course in Congress. Upon the Silver
bill, he did not impress his hearers
with having exhibited any remarka-
BILE backbone either in Committee or
in the House. The ''half Loaf maxim
seemed 70 suit him better than fight
ing for the whole loaf" though it
was within reach, and he and his
colleagues might have gfasped it had
he and they the nerve and backbone
tn go for it" Mr.. Bartne closed
with an eulogy of the Republican
party and few gentle waves of tire
.'gory garment" From here went to
pioche
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18
To be Hanged.

TIE trial of Hank Parish, for the
the murder of Thompson at Royal
City several months ago. transferred
here from Lincoln county, was COM
menccd in the Court Monday The
prisoner was ably defended by Hon.
o. Fl. Grey. aud the prosecution
vigorously conducted by District At
tOrneys Osborn of Lincoln county
and Treece of White Pine The evil
dence for the prosecution WAS strong
aud direct. while the defense made NJ
attempt ataefense. The case went To
the jury Wednesday afternoon and
in one hour and quarter they came
in with n verdict of murder in the first
degree. Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock judge Wells pronounced the
extreme sentence of the law on Par
isI, which is that che be hanged by
the neck until dead. The death
warrant sas signed for Friday, De-
cember 10, 1890.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18
Death Of Joseph Carothers.

The sudden and unexpected death
of Joseph Carothers at his residence
at the Argus Mill Thursday morning,
was quite a shock to this community
when the news reached them. He has
been resident of the county since
the early days. following the varying
fortunes of mining. Through his ex-
ertions the Argus Mining Company
was formed and operated for several
years. He had his faiIings, as many
have, and he doubtless fell victim
to them. Let US remember his good
deeds and throw the mantle of char
ity over the frailties he could not con-
troll. His funeral, which was largely
attended, took place yesterday after
noon. He was buried in the Ely
cemetery. May he rest in peace.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18
THE PROPER MEDICINE.
4 Betrayed Girl Takes the Life OF
Her ueartless seducer.

The Salt Lake Tribune of recent
date says: Night before last was
cloudy and dark in Salt Lake City.
the mountains were capped with SOM
Der clouds, and grim spirits seemed
to fill the air. 1t was night fl for
vengeance and fierce tragedy.
Amanda Olson, year ago loving
daughter, an honest, true-hearted,
pure-minded girl, the pride of her
home, the hope of her poor father and
mother, stood in the darkness in the
deep shadows of tree on Brigham
street. In her hand she holds pis-
toll, and in her heart, deep in her in-
.jnred soul, she bears revenge for I'M
speakable wrong to her womanhood
Where hope and love once shone
bright, YARN and beautiful, now des-
pair and sorrow filled her blighted
life, and her soul was in grim har-
mony with the darkness and gloom
about her. She stands with bated
breath--she looks out into the dark
ness with terrible purpose not Il
tremor shakes her delicate limbs or
her broken heart. Not word of re-
morse-she has passed the days of
tears; love is frozen, hope is blasted.
He who wrought her ruin, who de-
deceived her trusting heart, and
bightea her life when it was most
Joyous, is looked for and is expected
to pass that way. Steps are heard
nearer they come. Her victim. her
seducer draws near, and on his arm
another woman. oh. the hour of bit
terness "Now paint the ruined maid
and her distraction Wild
Here was this girl, descended from
the Mortimer, perhaps in her veins
the very blood OF the Vikings; now
here for vengeance because of false
promises, blasted hopes and her ruin
ed lie. vengeance is mine and | will
repay ihee;' steadily she raises her
hand, her finger on the trigger. The
man, the cause of her dishonor, the
but stop-a sharp report-a bullet
from vengeance to victim has sped out
of the flashing gun, out of her in
jured soul, into the brain of him who
wrought her ruinl He has fallen
she stands exultant, then, bravely,
coolly, deliberately-sh goes TO the
officers of law, lays her pistol before
them and gives herself up. The deed
is done. 1t is hers and she shrinks
not from the conquenees. Would to
God that there were more such heroic
women, then there would be less wo-
men as outcasts.
In the social and moral world, We
man loses; in the legal world the man
| is held liable. He is looked upon ms
the cause. In the realm OF the soul,
in the heart of pur re womanhood, there
comes a sorrow, there comes II regret,
there come rcmorse, there comes the
death of love-pangs that crush all
hopes, and there where love reigned,
where virtue, sweet and beautiful as
the souls of angels, lived, hate and
vengeance rise and reign and will not
be appcased save by the death of the
betrayer. Such is the nature of he
roic women, and such do we term
Amanda Olson, and may the lesson of
the tragedy which began with her ten
months ago, and closed with her be-
trayer night before last, go to the
pittiless sons of men who hold it as a
mere pleasantly to beguile from wo-
manhood her confidence and then
blast her life forever.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18

The White Pine Republicans have
nominated w. N. McGill and VIM.
Laurenson for the Assembly both
strong Jones men.-Ex. We find this
item in most of our State exchanges.
Where they got it from is more than
we know. Certainly not from the
NEWS. The nominees are w. N. Nc
Gill and Frank x. Murphy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18

The Board of Equalization at Reno
has reduced the taxes on the roadbed
of the Central Pacific from $4,000 tn
$4,000 per mile.
The Genoa Courier says: H. F.
Dangberg says the largest hay crop
ever harvested in Carson Valley has
been put up this Fall.
San Diego, CAL, last Saturday voted
bonds to the amount OF $B28,OOO for
the construction of a water works
system. The result was five to one in
favor of the bonds.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18
Ben for sheriff.

From the White Pine News we
learn that our old fellow townsman
Ben Payne has been nomin ated by
the Democrats of White Pine county
for Sheriff. Ben has hosts of frie nds
here who would, if possible. give him
him lift, and il goes without saying
that he will give his republican oppo-
nent lively chase, and if elected will
make an efficient officer who will be
a terror to evil doors. -Elko indie
pendent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18

Rem" was recently the scene of bruta
outrage Of which Its citizens should
fee! heartily ashamed. Rev. j. Smith.
Methodist minister who lives In that
town, was taken outsof his house By n
mob and most brutality maitreated and
beaten. When found in the morning
on the outskirts of the town he was
unable to speak or move. The victim
is 90 years OF age and his only offense
was an honorable proposal of mar
rage to widow lady living in that
vicinity. Perhaps for fear Of mistake
it will be well enough to mention
that it was Reno, Kansas. where the
the above related outrage was CON-
mitted, and not the beautiful River
side town of that name in the State
of Nevada
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18

On Wednesday evening OF last
week, the Democratic candidate for
Governor occupied No. al the Inter-
national Hotel, says the Virginia En-
terprise. Shortly after he retired the
clerk smelled escaping gas and after
some olfactory detective work located
IL in Mr.. Winters room. The gen.
tleman was at once aroused by Wig
orous humping on his door, and the
clerk found upon entering the apart
ment that though the gas was not
burning 1t was still turned on. No
time was lost in shutting it off and
admitting air, and owing to the short
time of escape in very large room
Mr.. Winters did not suffer any seri-
GUS Inconvenience; but was a narrow
escape for had the room been distant
from the Office his mistake would
probably have cost him his life.
He was grateful for tho rescue and
sorry for the trouble he had occa-
stoned, and will probably understand
gas fixtures little better in future.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18

The Elko Independent of last Mon
day says a novel wedding took place
at the Depot Hotel, Elko, Saturday
morning, the novelty consisting in
the reunion of Mr.. and Mrs. Len
Wines, who some years ago, after
having raised family of children,
were separated by divorce. Mrs.
Wines has for some time resided in
California, and Mr.. Wines is the we'll
known merchant in Ruby Valley.
Through the influence of the chill
dren, now all grown, as we'll as the
friends of both parties, the former
husband and wife are again united
in matrimony, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wines will resume the position of
husband and wife after years of un-
fortunate separation.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18

If the voters of White Pine county
want a Congressman who will not
come back to them defending his
work in the National Legislature, let
them vote for George w. Cassidy on
the 4th day of November next. Mr..
Cassidy will do his work SO as to have
no need to defend himself before his
constituents.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18

J. G.. Ford, of Eureka, last week
shipped five carloads of young mules,
and one car of horses TO the Califor-
MIA market, all of which were raised
in Eureka county.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18
washos County Republican Tickle


The Republicans of Washoe county
have put the following ticket in the
field
State Senator--M. d. Foley.
Assemblymen-R. G. Leeper, Rufus
Kinney, VIM. Thompson.
Shariff-W. Fl. Caughlin.
Clerk-H. w. Higgins.
Treasured. b. Boyd.
Recorder-W. III. Young.
Assessor-A G.. Fletcher.
District Attorney. V. Julien.
County Comm issioners-D. w. o.
Conner, long term, VIM. Pierson, short
term.
Powning is whooping itup for Col
cord, though he hotes to.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18
We had pleasant call the fore

We had a pleasant call the fore
part of the week from Mr. Osborn,
proprietor Of the Phoebe Record. Mr..
Osborn is also District Attorney of
Lincoln county, aud though young
man. is IN able lawyer. BY the way,
we sac the Record has been enlarged
and improved to meet the growing
need of our booming neighboring
town. 1t deserves well and should
receive a liberal patronage from the
people of Phoebe in particular and
Lincoln county in general.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18

In the District Court at Elko Mrs
Maggie Walsh asks for divorce from
James d. Walsh.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18

The Democrats of Lincoln county
at their Convention held Oct. 4th, put
the following ticket in the field:
Assemblymen-W. r. McFadden
and Daniel Rice.
Sheriff.. d. Turner.
Clerk. G. Kelly.
Recorder. A. Clark.
Treasurer-W. J. Dooley.
Assessor-Geo. B. Warren.
County Commissioners-C. B. Ball,
long term, Luke Syphus, short term.
At Portland, Oregon, last week.
w. j. Lee was sentenced to one years
imprisonment in the penitentiary for
taking letter from the Postoffice
which did not belong to him. The
letter contained SIP.
Reno Gazette: Nachcz and his sis
ter Sarah of Lovelock were at the
First National Bank this morning
drawing their money for a carload of
wheat which thew sold to the River
side Mill Company.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
To ogioszenie
FARM ERY! Jest Ola was.

Il koloni Nea-DetschEantd W powia1ach Renoulle Chip
pewa, Minnesota, mozemy w tym roku daG sprawozdanie o pomy$
nych. urodzajach. Pszenica wyda 20 do 80 busI1, OWES 40 do 5
buszl q len W przecieclu Is buszll z akra, poaczas gy korn row
nez obity plon obiecuje.
Il powodu pomySlnego polozcn.a tel kolonii : tylko 100 NIL cd
Mnneapo "a 1870 mil Oh Duluth-osagajq farmcrzy najepsze ceny
"a swoie ?rGdukta, J spodzewamy sic tel jesiem snacznego napfywr
przyJaclof l kreWnych naszych osadnikow. Wszystkch tYch co mic
maj2 W nasej kolonll znajomych, a take chciellby sobe kupiG do
br2 tarme, zapraszamy nmiejszem, by sic przyh2czyll do naszych wy
ceczek, odchodzacych ztqd co sroda sobota.
Grunta wskal? bezpfatnie nasi niemieccy agenci trzeba rrzy
zafatWlenlu kontraktu kulna ZapfacG 80 cent6w "a akier, zaS "a mic
sic Tub diva $50, podczas gdy reszta moze bye splacona W 8 do
% latach, pod}ug zyczen1a kupu2cego.
Island Olivia, lecz 2 powodu nieustanne naplywalqcych osadnI6w
katollcklch Z cesarstwa nieniecNego, zotanie ma iesieh jeszcze trzecl
koslH pobudowanY, W Clara City.
Ma zapytanie wyse4amy bezpIatnie mapy ophy nowonicmieckie-
kolonl jake tz psnna naszego proboszza, Ks. Audrzea Kober, o mai
szych gruntach.Tymczasem wzywamy kazdego, ably sic iaknolychlej u
mas zgfoslf, gdyz W biez2cym roku wszYstkle grunta be- wyj2tku 20
stan4 rozsulZedane.
PRIIVS T. KOCH,
SSS Sibley Str, 81. EDsaE, MTmM.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
PhACCIE IA WIARUSA!
z CHICAGO.
Dom Wbnych Ojc0w Zma

Dom Wbnych Ojc6w Zmar-
twychwstahc6w powiekszy3 sic.
Dwoch nowych kaptan6w zNgro4
madzenia przybyIo. W. JDzef
Halter G. r. pare tygodn1 temu, a
". O. Jan Kosprzycki C. R. do
piero W tych dnlach q Europy
a mianowicie z Krakowa p~rzyje.
chaf.-Czvtamy r6wniez w ,,Po-
lacy W Chlcag Ok, IL w. O.
J6zef Halter &. r. jest Rektorem
Wyzszej Szkofy evil K~ollegium
Polskiego PREY koscieIe sw. Sta
nisfawa Kostkl.
Nowo wySwiecony ks. Sto-
minski mlanowany zostai przez
Arcybiskupa a%systentem ks. Ra-
dziejeNskiego, proboszcza paratii
sw. Wojciecha.
Czysty dochdd Z ,,fairu" PREY
kosclele sw, Stanislawa kostki ma
korzyst polskiego domu Sierot
wynosi okofo 10000 dol. q Wia-
ryi o..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
L b X A r T w O
MA PIJAKOW.
Ma CT lem sWiecie lest tyIkO
iednO lekarStWO, DR.. HeinegO
zIOty specyfik (Dr. Heines
Golden SDecifik).

Moze bye danem W flizance
kawy lub herbaty bez wlcdzy "a
&ywaiacego. a sprowadza kuracya
szybka, l trwaiq, zarowno czy pa
event lest umiarkowanym pijakiem,
ozy nafogowym opojem. Tysiace
opojow zostafo wyleczonych z o.
tvm specyf fl KEN W swoiej
kawie bez ich wiedzy, a d%zisiaj
oni NIGGA sic powstrzymac cd pa
lonych trunkow z wfasnej wolf.
Zazywanie tego lekarstwa ME wv
wotuje zadnego szkodllwego skut-
ku. Ia wyleczenie sic reczy. Zg4os-
clio sic pc cyrkularzo i blizsze
szczeg6fy. A~dresowaG w za%nfaniu:
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO.. 1876
Race Street, Cincinnati O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
Fountain City
Milling Go.
TRZEJORGANISCT

spokojnl, dobrze poleceni i
doskonale zach sw6i z~naj9cy
lndz!e, poszukuja mie]sca. Je~
den z Mich dobrze INA ,jezyk
angielskl, drugi codopiero re
starego kraju przyoyf.-Bliz.
szych szczeg6tow chetn1e u
w U
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
Wybory wMinnesocie


WIZ
Pan Mark Fl. Dunnell, re.
pubhkanski kandydat ma 20
STA do kongreSu $ p'erws2ego
dlstryktu MinnesocNego, loz
powrocli z Washingtonu / te
raz chce ro2poczac aaczepna
wake przecswko odnosnemu
kandydatowi partly demokrac-
kiej p. Harriesowl. Bedzle Oh
obiezdaat gfo~nleisze mlasta
Minnesoty i wyg}asza} mowy;
u mas W Winonie prawdopo-
dobnie bedzie juz w przyss-
lynn tygodnlu.
Me bedzie przecie2 Chef
pill sic z swoich bohaterskich
czynow jake zoinlerz IcEoe
take s1uzy1 W wolsku ME
bedzle ich malowa1 ma ptotach,
jak to czynl Jego przeciwnlk /,
lecz z wlasc,wym sobie spoke
jem wykaze, co pragnatby
zdziafac ola dobra tego kra]u
Stanu, gdyby go porownie
wybrano posfem do Kongresu.
Kto3 to jest ten przeciw-
mix paszego NJ. 81. Dunpella?
Pan ". 81. Harries, starry
zofnierz z wo]ny domowej, byf
naprzod twardym republican
ninem, lecz pojawszy "a Zone
corke demokraty, przeszedf
do obozu demokrackiego. Cd
r. 1878 ME byfo W powiecie
Houston k%onwencyl, kt6raby
60 ME byia postawlfa jake
kandydata ma jski urzad. Prey
pomocy glos6w republican
skich byf on diva razy wy
brany prokuratorem powiato-
wynn. Liczy on i teraz IA
gtosy republlkahskle, lecz chY-
ba ]ak; polulacy ma urzad
republlkanski bedzle ma nlego
gfosowaf.
Porownania z naszym kan
dydatem p. Dunnellem ten
obYwatel ME wytrzyma.
Harrles, gdy mowi, zacho-
wuje sic pc dziecihsku, szar-
pie sic, jakby mu jedaej KEEP
XII brakowato. Gdyby tax Ia
czaf pc swo]emu prawlc W
Westinghouse, toby go wy
smiall, DO tam sic leplej INA
ia ma mowcach, niz w Hou-
ston. Chwiejny to zreszta cha
rakter, uglnajacy sic nlby
tr5cina pod gwaftowniejszym
naclskiem. To ME czlowlek
ola mas Polakow, ktorzy zresz
ia mic uiecei o MIN ME vie
my. My wollmy p. Dunnella,
ktory jest dobrym mowca, ma
hart ducha, a CO wazniejsza,
potezny ma wpfYw u CORY.
Pan DuDnell oblecat zdolniej
Sym naszym rodakom dopo-
magaG do urzedow, a ten do
trzyn.a siowa, DO to chaSak-
ter jak stall.
0 Harrlesle mo2naby po-
wiedzieG to samo co o p. To-
maszu Wilsonie, Re to clio
wick noszacy ptaszcz ma obu
ramionach, umlzgu]acy sic
jednakowo do party. republl
kanskiej, jak i demokracklej.
Wilson powiedziaf: ,,Ja jestem
% tyle republlkapinem, o lie
jestem demokrata." = Takim
yas ludziom W polityce ufac
ME MONA, DO jakby sam, ME
wiedzieli, czego wfasciw1e
prayna i do czego dq1q,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

Winni "a Waruso a zadn a
miara zapfacic ME chca:
Delano, Drzyma}o N. 800 dol.
Shamokln, Bogut M. 200 dol
Milwaukee, Tomasz Jak6b 100 dol.
Dunkirk, Wejas NJ. 3.35 dol.
N. York, Stemberg Kar. 200 dol.
N. Waverly, Radklewicz W.S2.00
Chicago, Nadolny NJ. 200 dol.
Plttsburg, Marciniak j. 200 dol.
Or. Smelter. Jak. Wargin 1.5O dol.
Wilmington, Zyglerowicz L. $3.50
Elyira, M. Karty 800 dol.
Buffalo, HatecNl WI. 200 dol.
Newburg, Klawnski 200 dol
Bremond, Jan Ian 4.S5 dol.
Chicago, j.. Su1kowski 200 dol.
Kanada, J6z. Kulas 800 dol.
Jersej c., ]. Kosakowski 200 dol.
San. Francisco Krynski 400 dol.
Pulaski, Dorobkowski A. 100 dol.
Chicago, kuszklewlcz w. 2.75 dol.
Manistee, Cuper Jak 2.65 dol.
EckIe, Trnowski w. 2.35 dol.
Buffalo, Jaworski Fir. 400 dol.
(Ciag daisy nastapl.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
folecmy wlnOiiskiim gro.
crlllk Onl make FOunffm
City.

Wszedzle W miesc1e terag
chwalq make z mfyna Foun-
tain City Milling Co. Jest to
maka najprzedniejsza, prze-
wyzsza]aca dobrocia maxi W
mtynach mlnnesockich i wis
consinsklch daleko i szeroko
wyrabiane.
Me przesadzamy pewnie,
plszsc, ze lepsza JUL mako bye
ME mole, jak So maxi Foun.
taln-CltsHle: Edelweiss,
Straight i Golden Anker.
Grocernik, ktdry chce FARO
bic ma sprzedazy maxi, powi-
MEN przedewszystkiem utrzv-
mywa6 make z
Fountain City
Milling Go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
Ceny targowe
WINONA.

M 2 "a: Winona Patent $40.
straight s5.15; Mr.. 1 Bakers 81 20
Common Bakers $500
Pasza kornu- $500 "a
beczke
ca-Nr. wiosenna 9Oc;
zlmoWa. So centoW
y wles- Soc.
korn IS
] eczm1en Nr.2, 65 c;Nr3, SO
80 C..
Jaja Is c.
Otreb y: shorts bran $1,000
shorts s11.oo, middlings $1,000
feed SIG a %.
w a: srednia prana25 a %;
lichsza % a %; nieprana 16 a 20.
LIMA e m i e-Sl.32 buszel
Slano DIX e So = 600.
swieza tymotka s7.Oo-7.5O
K oniczyna $3.50. 5uszel.
L m ka sl.1O buszel.
NJ Cd 6 a 12c.
kury zywe 6 G., kurczeta Sc.
M l G S 0, zywe, Cd farmer6w
3.5Oc,.
W~leprzoWlna Bloc, wotowina5.O Oc.,
c~lelecina Sc.
Oh s2.25buszel.
K as Is c:
rtctle 60 buszel
Pszenlca-97
Korn-No. 2, 4S!c.
Owies-No. 2, 3S4c.
Zyto-No. 2, 59!c.
Jeczmieh-No. 2, 75-76c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
2 Seimu lied. Kat.

W drugim dniu Sejmu Zjednocz,
w. X. Szukalski przsdstawi}, ably
sejm przyjaf rezolucye pro~testu]ac2
przeciw prawu Bennetta. Poniewaz
kilku delegat6w sadzi1o, " ME ma
ja prawa do wiskonsinskiej polity-
XII sic mieszaG, zaten w. \. w.
Barzynskl przedstawil poprawke DO
wniosku w. X. Szukalsklego, aby
W rezolucyi ME pisano ,~,przeciw pra-
WI Bennetta", tylko. ,~przeciw pra-
WON zagrazajacym szkoEom katoli-
ckim i polskim". DO wypracowania
rezolucyi tel zamlanowaf marszalek
delegat6w. w. X. Szukalskiego,
Ignacego Czerwinsgiego l P. Kio1-
basse.