davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
PEACC1E "a WIARUSA.
Obch6d demokrat0W.
W MILW AUKEE.
Milwaukee, 13 Listopada.

J,k ostatnie wybory, tax i
wczorajszy dzieh, W kt6rym demo-
kracl tryumf sw6j obchodzlli, po-
zostanle na d}ugo W pamleci
mleszkahcow miasta naszego.
'Jak swletnem by}o zwyclszt-
w", tax wspaniafym by} obch6d
tegoz,-obchod, jakicgo mias.o ma
sze przedtem pewnie ME widzia-
10.
Ma Grand avenue cd mostu
az 90 e tel ulicy zgromadzllo sic
juz o 7-mej godzinie kllkadziesiat
tyslecy ludzl. Natlok by4 taxi, ze
polcyantom trudno by}o jakl taxi
porz2de& utrzymaG. Wagony kolei
elektrycznel ld3ce w dol Grand
avenue, muslano wstrzymac, gdy2
nlcpodobnem byfo przejcchaG.
Okofo S-mej godziny zacze}y
sic kluby 4 pochodnianli groma-
die. Najlicznlejszym by} klub
l4-tej wardy. O $40 szef komen-
dant Louis Auer daf znak do DO
chodu- j 6,000 obywateli po-
chodniami klkadziesiat powoz6w
2 rozmaitymi wp1yWowemi demo
krataml, oraz kilkanaScie woz6w y
transparentami, sztucznemi ognia-
mi ETC. ruszy}o miejsca. Szli u
llcami Grand avenue, West Wa
ter, Lake, Broadway. Juneau
Chestnut. Z wiclu woz6w puszcza.
20 raklety palono sztucznc og
ME. Wiele domow byfo pieknie
udekorYwanych ! ilumlnowanvch,
Dom g}6wncgo klubu demokratycz.
nego Juneau zlonaf ciagiym ogniem.
NaJwspanlalcj zas przedstawiat sic
dom p. j. Blacka Juneau avenue
wszYstkie okna wielkiego dcmu
bYty gesto oswietlone, W ogro-
DIE przy domu puszczano eagle
raEiety, palono ognie bengalskle i
mafe wielkie ,,crackers". Wszvst-
kle ulice, gdzie poch6d szedf, by
fy ludem zaDchane. Okolo 10000
ludzl byto ma tych ulicach.
W pochodzie niesiono takze
najrozmaitsze transparency, kt6rych
naplsy gfownie przeciw republika.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
ADRES WIARUSA: Wiarus, SO E. End Str Winona Nnn

oto, platem kofem IL wozu.. {.
Rzadzifam, gdy dziedzica nie
byfo... dziedzic przyszedI, rza-
dy oddaje po wszystkiem.. ..
-Alez, mo]a pani, pctrze-
buje przeciez wledzlet, kto
PAM lestes lak sic nazywasz.
-Jestem penska daleka
krewna... Me boz sic pan,
bardzo .ialeka, dzies;ata wo
da 20 kisielu... Ma 1m,e mi
Barbara z domu Sokolska,
po lneau Wo)tRiewiczowa. Otto
wszystho... a teraz we)dz pan
W swo]e prog'... posllek )aS'
przyjmll, chleba wfasnego
skosztuj.., Czarny on, ale do
bry...
-Oj, oj, zeby gorszy ME
ou' 40 same] smlercl-Wtraclt
nlesmia1o zyd.
-Posiliwszy sic, mole pan
zechce Zawady obejrzec, grun-
ia, iaki, las, to Szymon po
kaze: mo2e sic pan zechce o
okollce rozpytac, TO znowuz
Jo)na wszystko pow;e, ia
spadek panu oddam dopIero
wleczorem.
jake spadek, ?rzeclea
Lawade )u& nam, )estem W
niej.
Zawada swoiq droga, "a spa
dek swoja.
(Ciag dals2y ,lastapJ.
PEACC1E IA WIARUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20

nom Hoardowi skierowane byiy.
Jeden nap's6w (w 5ezyku an
glelskim naturalnie) brzmia}; ,,Za-
glnaf- nieJakis w. D. Hoard.
Ma "statku widziano go W Hales
Corners. "-Drugi opiewaf: Peck
Peck, broke Hoard's neck. lnnv
znow. ,,Ja, prawo Bennetta, umie-
ram | ME wiem .dokad lsc-do
n'eba czy do plekla." A jeszcze
lnny; nzhe Irish and the Poles,
made the 6igots hunt their holes".
Dalej: ,,Cleveland-nasz przysz}y
prezydent". Dalej: Hoard and his
co'o-s0iU remain together nop."-
dzlesiatkl innych.
Ma jednem transperancie ME.
slono zywego koguta-godfo zwy-
ciezkich demokratow.
Ma iednym wozie miano zywa
krowe z napisem: Hoard can nom
milk his Jersey coo.
Okolo godziny 1O-teJ zaczely
plerwsze szeregi pochodu do gma-
chu wystawowego wchodzit -os-
tatn1e byly tym czasle 1eszcze
ma Broadway, gdyz pochod byt co
najmniej 25 blokow d}ugl, Do
zgromadzajacych sic przemawiaf W
gmachu wystawowym professor Ella
z Chicago. Po MIN pnedstawi1
prezydujacy pufkownika Villas jako
nowce. zaledwo Villas sic ukaza1,
wszystkle kapeIusze podniosty sic
W gore, a przez dzies,ec mlnut ME
sfyszano mic lax okrzyki ma Geese
sfawnego m6wcy i meza stanu.
Wreszc1e uspokoJono sic Villas
zaczaf movie, Nova jego byia
dose d}uga, ale ciekawa.
Przedstawif nowoobranym u
rzednikom obowiazki ich wzgledem
ludu, a lud zachecai do wytrwa-
MIA W tax dzielnej piracy polltycz-
mel, lax W ostatnich wyborach. -
Move jego przerywano czesto hucz-
nemi oklaskami. W koncu krzyk-
nal ktos; villas nasz przyszFy Sc
nator"-a tyslace powt6rzy1o ten
okrzyk.
Nastepnie t4umy zaczely wo-
FAC Pecka, nowoobranego guberna-
tora. Gdy powsta} wystapif No.
brzeg plattormy powstatv zn6w
dfugle okrzyki radosci. Peck mo.
VIII krotko, powazme i pieknie, W
koacu jednak ME mogf sic pow
st2ymac cd palniecia zarciku-co
z,gfomadzonych ME ma}o rozwese-
lilo.
Po gubernatorze m6wili ieszcze
). Johnson, p. J. Somers M
Marrow.
Nastepnie przeczytano kilka
gratulacylnych telegram6w lis
tow.
Ma obchdd wczorajszy pzyby-
10 po kllkuset obywateli 2 Racine
Madison i innych miast Wlsconsi-
nu.
obchdd byf nadzwyczaj wspa-.
hlafym, to nawet repubikanie
przyznaJa' Bo tez po talk swiet-
men, nIebywatem prawie zwyciez-
t"'e' demokraci mogli smialo ma
TAX wielkl obchdd tryumfalny so.
bic pozwollc.
(Kurye,' P5lshi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20

nieraz, bywafo... nasza wies
do ksiazecYch dobr6w male.
zaca, to czasem wypadnie do
lasa, wiasnie al pod sama
Zawade doje2d3ac.
-Powiedzciez mi tedy co
o niej.
Ia co nam powiedziet?
Zawa la i dose. JaG to / pano-
wego dziadka znafem, CO W
onej Zawadzie siedziat: kawa-
lir to piekny byf, a jak sic
W mundur ubraf, kask1et ma
glove wfozyf, to jakby go kto
malo~anego obrazu wykroif...
WoJna byla, dziadek poszedt
l Jak poszedf, talk ME przy.
szedl juz wiecej. Take to jul
snac W onej Zawadzie za}o-
zenle: ]ak ludzxa pamle5 Sic
ga, zaten tn dz;edzic )eszcze
gtowy swojel ME po1ozy1, je,
no zmarnlaf wsrod obcego
narodu "a morzami... starry
lndzle gada]i, ale ia tez! Po
co ia Wlelmoznemu 1,anu ia.
kle rzeczy powiadac."
Lekki dreszcz uczulem W
sobie... slowa chlopa jednak
DUO do myslenla mi daily.
-Ech, moi cztowieku-
||rzek}em-nie takim ia bojacy
lak sic wan widzi, skoro
czfowlek sumlenie czyste ma,
to sic lada czego ME leka.
-Dyc prawda.,. i ksieaa
podobnle IA kazaniach powla,
da}q... a przecle, choc ma
panowym dziadku i Ma tam
tych, znowuz niby ojcach
dzladkowych, d krzywdy udz-
klej AM przeklenstwa ni]akie.
go ME byfo... marniell nlebo-
raki jak ma urzad, laden tn
swolch koscl ME polozyi, ga
den ma cmentarzn, na posw,e-
Gomez z'eml ME sp"czywa, je-
no Bog vie ME gdz'e...
Ola czego?
Moo Boska.,. kto je ia
zgadnie?... Wieczne odpoczy
wanie daj in Boze, ale oni
po smierci spokoju ME majq...
ia ta ME wldziafem m swoje
oczy, ale insze ludzie widzace
sa, to powiadali..
Tu chfop urwai nagle i "a.
,n.lk1.
Coz powiadali? CO powia-
dal'?-spytalem do najwyzsze-
go stopnia zacle!1a wiony.-po
wledz-ze mi czlowieIsu, prze
clez to krewnl mo-, pradzla
dowle... wledziec vice chce.,.
Eth! wlelmozny panic,
strach noca tallie rzeczy ga.
dac. z}e wszedzie Jest ma
zgube ludzka dyblace. a AaJ-
bardzlel ku polnockowl moe
Jego.., ale skoro pan talk mo.
!estuJe, to powiem... Kole
ZawadY podobno, W leslie, 20
kazula sic nocami osoby... a
narod powiada, lie to dawne
dziadzice...
W7ecej mad to mic z chlopa
"yuouyc NE mOgIeln. uklak1
kolo wozu pacierz polgiosem
zaczaf mowiG, z umyslu "a
pewne, 2ebym przerywac ME
smle]ac, o wlecej ME dobady-
wal / ME pytal.
Po1ozy3em sic ma zieml
patrzylem W gwiazdY. W le.
sic pano"aia zupeIna cisza,
przerywana tylko szeptem
chtopsklego pacierza; kon1e
iesc przestaiy, Thy zwlesliy ku
z'emi, czasem sucha gaiez
'przez wiatr tracona skrzypne-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20


wiedziat j san: ME wiedziaiem
czy wierzyc, czy watplc: przesz-
TO mi tax ze dwie godzlny w
rom yslaniu, a3 wreszcle gwlaz-
dy bladfy, bladly coraz bar
dzlel, co drobnieisze znikafy
l IyIk" naiw'eksze walczyly Z
zaran'em .]asnosci. co sic ME
bawem miaia ia letnlm wscho.
dz'e >apal {.
Cn'"p wstaf, uprza2 ma ko.
mach i"praw'f powleklismy
sic ~u Zawadzle.
ku p.fudnlowi miafo sic
]uz s'"nce, gdy wyje2dzaI's-
u'y lasu i chop brczyskrem
mi spadek MOI pokaza1.
Kll]ia budynkow ulrzalem,
otonz '7ych wysokim ostroko.
lem r"czerniaiym re starosci,
pops"'yn miejscami, wysokl
zura" studzieuny, gofebnik-i
uczu!e'u, ze mi jakoS dziwnie
smu't.. ma sercu...
TT. = 3suby ma mole powi.
tan'@ ", ,>zfy l to ME cd razu.
lecz Mazda z Mich innei mad.
clag"EI" strony... Naprzod
szczeN ne ps6w wywabilo Ma
ganeN Nobiete jakas niemfoda,
wysoE,4 szczupfa, W wlelkim
b'a1> ~ cz"pcu ma giowie, W
czaril'j chlstce zawieszonel ma
wychudlY>,h ramionach. Zacza.
tenn u ']omaczyc, kto iestem
! po CO przyleadzam, a tym-
czasem I'D bndynk6w chtop
nadb'e9s' starry, ale rzezkl
Jeszc%e, przesadzisty, krepy>
opalony Jak cygan Dobrze
przypr"sz,'ne siwiznq dtugie
wfosy spadaiy mu al ma ra-
mlon", rozsypYwaly sic CRU,
bem' pronieniaml 90 wytar
teJ sz"rej sierm1edza. z dru =
gle] St'"ny Cd wpol rozwalo-
nego cz"o"aka zyd sre zbli
zai Z br"da dluga i biaia,
]edn4 re'>a ,czy I'd s1onca "a
kryv"', drnga IA pas wi6cz
kowy %at'<nql tax powoIi
szedt, przygIadajac mi sic bac1
ME.
Gdym ia kobieta roma.
wiai, chlop c2apke zd)af g}o-
we zwleslf ku zlemi, zyd zas
kfanla} sic ciagle, ustaml emo
kat, i czarnemi, bystreml ocza
mi wpatrywai sic we mnie.
-Oto, prosze pana-rzek1a Ia
kobieta snchym, bezwdzlecz
nym giosem-oto calY dw6r
panskl. ia, ten cto chiop
Szymon ! zyd Jojna... Wszys-
cy ]ak lestesmy 2 czas5w ME
bos2czy|1a dzladka... ia lul
Cd paru Lat pana oczekuje...
Sokulscy i Rzymszowie przy-
]e2dzah til, chcieli Zawade obej.
mowac. ale ME daiam. Sly
mon parobkami cd bramy
2astapi', Jojne do urzedu po-
pchn9i@m ma pomoc, navy :
ill!sidi.h, llakrZyclalaln.,. no
l przecic zksd pr1yszli, tam
poszli, process sic ciagnaf...
az w.e6zole pan oto przyjecha-
les. Wejdzle W swoje w1asne
progl i mieszkaj W nlch szczc,
sliwie... chociaz ty Jeden przy-
najmn'ej - dodaia ]ul szep-
tenn.
A lak2e nam paniq ty-
tulowaG?- ?-zapytalem
Nine wcale tytuiowaG
ME trzeba.' baba, stara baba,
OTTO caiy moi tytuf. Byiam tu
niby kluc1nica, niby zastep-
czynia, czems takiem sobie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
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L. tWHITE BEAVER,
Lekarz chirurs W LA CROSSE WIS

DoBlszE zRoBI KTo DO NIEGo MA
PlSZE pod powyzszym adresem nan.
czy sig, JAK MONA zAPOBIED
bl'l4DklEMU NAkOGOWI ruinovr
MA clafa ducha, tudziez JAK MONA
zNo"O oDzYsKAc u'racona SHE mez
ka prhez posty srodki ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
PREZENT! PREZENT!

NELENl! lIELDAl'
BY doda6 otuchy
abonentom, kt6rzy O.
ciagaja sic 2 zap}a-
ta "a WIARUSA,
oznajmiam, il 3D.
tad bede dawaf
p}acacym abonament
prezent znacznej war
tosci, a mianowicie:
Kto teraz zaplaci abonament
"a WIARUSA az doNowego roku,
dostanie W podarunku:
l. Kal enc arr M ary-
aiiski kolorowym obra-
zem-wart z przese}ka Soc.
2. Ksiazke pod tytu}em Wa
lex ma jarT:aTkas, pocleszne
opowiadanie wierszem 25c.
3. Ksiazeczke 0 $eoietych Me'
czeunikach Polskich 2Oc.
Razem rs centow.
Kto naprz6d "a
p1aci "a WIARUSA
diva dolary, dosta-
ME oczywiscie takze
powyzszy prezent W
Genie IS centow, a
nadto przez ca4y rok
bedziemy mu darmo
pose}ali gazetke X A
TOLlK, / lzosztujaca
SO cent6w \focznle.
Naprz6d p4acacym
IA WlARUSA do
stanie sic zatem pre-
zent wart | dolara
/ rs cent6W!
lyle pewnie zad-
ma inna gazeta ME
przydaje.
w YDA WCA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

Lhsu .as Gry - =.
wist elzir4nae. ND"
.sevas. 1.lr-s. i,slatsllz. s--''.'-
n1 nr .ztiax diaches ana Iessi
se caues A SEES Storm .e--
- .eeo u-41s - lae baa1 - '-----
"a 4-ssz1l..a S4rgt. l'--A 49,
SEES lar4sr she. vlLala : fe@l
$40. IS. Invested la9-s4nss e a'--'-''
s1 lr.asa-is4 claa u4ng b. lo.oT-.l' tS-
Cslad "a hlal 10 tsA tae s-edt q
sl I1 After lAs GlJcG9s u 'A-e
as l..l been dlg al srsas e2 lelss
4 --e na-lr L4d l=-n gaIned o.-' lAe
nF l14n 30 lock toI Customers 70
lF v4.er. B1t Ile ceuslf-l '-,il
tls great irrieaion system ilse4I
e-r rh- oa q natural Fainf4ll when hSs
~ d intervals ever s4nos TIE
1.l5u c3al. laaT Las conferred great
uoa Use nelsaaoIaeoi, bat . re-
If thanks f9r as pay
Le all-1ad 12p Illustrates the won
erl-l cLanze ia che once FAR west
.lar.l 1.lt or courss The sergeants
-eerv s nos noN capable of proof out
.e fac. of gsrv great change y tie
l.aste ~ tie far west is notorious
fhan ta- rfoFmona located il salt LaAe
.lley i. Was rara ~ drop u rain 10
ID between Nay aai Octoher; now there
rarely q month without rain. and 30
4idsumm there are often heavy storms
sith violent electrical phenomena. The
-0~ns produced iu tle new western lab
ratorv. adds lhe sergeant. while not Of
,reat extent and duration, are, most OF
hem. of unusual violence They travel
uith marvellous ran.dity, with 8 speed.
. fact. thar Is almost unprecedented.
Several the present season have swept
trress the country ~ the sea IN from
rb.rrv-six 10 fortv-eight hours. Every
.ne of tnen has passed far enough north
Ncw York 10 be without local effect,
keep. I'm causing l.isk southeast %
outhwest winds Much damage and
.1s,s OF lie on the great lakes would have
Seem caused n the navigation season had
Lot closed The last of these. the great
-arm of Jan. f3. ORIGINATED in the very
center of the irriratel reqion. swept east
rari over Kansas. and then northeast
and down the S.. Lawrence.
Gen. Greelv. chief OF the signal sery-
-, does MOI bolieye The change is per
,9pent. lie inDartiallv rejects all the
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

ECrRAcRcisA sAsaf WaRNTF ~ NAN
sAsTs o. TnE UNITED STATES.

49, AasAs.sl.es Aslzlsia Th-E saa
cs-zgs L. Eerzaa--as @aa De 10 taa
h.-a.s.vssoa ~ tAs Arid west - fr-i
s.assa sany sra Caaeas rh-orles.
s.Whats natter uita lt- seathere
Suea u s1 8 tae qaest.c1 tea- t--
been eo1ing ta at tle signal cllces eas.
81 ths Roc1F slaln-4las, aa- ~ hylI.
xrsgt-c 1urea4 aAa i9cel scientists g.
ulaay ssctlo1s ~ ths Lalsed States. Ane
eiea Che gaesl @ have come statement
that .eou.l oe sil1p-y llcreoi be lf not al.
sssts.i o. clouds li sitleases- te-ner-s
o. h5gefs t-oculag ia open air, greens
gathered from tle gaFaen oa New Year
day, cotton blooming on '-St Jackson
day, green pastures and slllry night.
g. Tar north as latitude S. deg. ald q
ice a. o. cut Nighin 500 males of Nee
Iorkl
Nee Orleans and Charleston perhaps
present Ghe most extraordinary ngurs
official Too, being those taken at tLe
signal stations. On the llth of Jauuary
tie Official thermometer at New Orlea
registered - deg in the shade, and ios
thirty-four days il has only once ol
twice been below 90 deg. at noon. j..
November there were a few pleasantly
cool days, bat since the lst of December
every day has been hot and dry. The
hottest winter previously known aver
aged seven degrees cooler. and the aver
az IS much cooler than thar At Ham
mond. Ia. a ripe watermelon was pulled
ard eaten ou Christmas, and Oh the first
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

The pale and delicate tints of last sum
MGR are seen again. only paler, softer
and more perfect in beauty than before,
if possible There are stripes where the
blue merges into pink. like the fret rosy
rays of the sun into the dark blue Of the
skv. and others where the yellow of high
noon on a scoTchiug July day turns 10
soft purplsh gray as 10 nears sunset, and
all the loveliest flowers of the fields. yes,
and hot houses. too. are deprived OF Their
colors 10 deck female loveliness anew.
The new cotton goods have a great deal
Of open work in the stripes, one stripe be
ing In satin faced cotton, while the next
Is open lace work Many Of the lawns. =
seersuckers and ginghams have stripes
in the delicate tints and narrow one of
double hemstitch ia white between them.
which gives a very light and delicate ef-
feet
Jackets are taking the place Of the
thick long wraps, bat this Is owing
partly 10 the pleasant weather. and If
one can Judge by signs tho dircctoire
style has had lis day, and VIII so the
way Of all things This viii be = pity,
because we don't often get hold Of SO
valuable an idea in fashions. It was
picturesque and, with certain moditica-
tions, becoming 70 the majority.
Up town there Is a large store, and one
corner Of this is made into a cute little
boudoir all hung around with rich cur
tains, and In this corner, seen from the
street. stand and sit several life size fig
ures dressed in the most beautiful gowns
;maginable and this little corner may
be said to set the fashion for America.
One lady sits in a gilded wicker chair
dispensing tea 10 her friends. She has
on a dress Of white faille. made with Il
deep tablier draperv ACROSS the front.
At the right side is a sash quarter Of a
yard WIDE edged with Venetian point
lace ten inches deep. The waist has
Spanish Jacket made Of the same lace
over corsage Of faille. The sleeves
were Of the lace. The back of the skirt
was simply gathered very full.
One of the guests had on q superb gold
colored satin embroidered in silver on
/ the panels. There was full but plain
train The front had drapery of silk
/ fish net over the satin of the same color.
| The waist was embroidered and draped
with fish netlace. There were no sleeves,
/ only round bands an inch deep.
Another guest had apparently just
/ come. She wore a dress Of silver gray
tricot, made up with satin Of the same
shade. The skirt of satin, over which
/ fell very slightly dIaped tricot. Two deep
double box plaits formed the drapery in
the back. The corsa2e had q long point
In front and short positions in the back.
a pretty little capeline Of the tr.cot with
three thicknesses was over the shoulders,
and a felt hat 10 match was perched
over the pretty, if expressionles,. face.
/ Bishop sleeves were worn. Another daz-
cling beauty wore q superb trained dress
Of sage green failie. with wide panels of
| magnificent brocale, the ground work
the same in color, with very deGcatelv
shaded leaves and tcndriis in soft browns
and green. The pattern was very large.
The front was richly draped The waist
was devoid oi trimnlings. except mar
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24
American Unn.Or.

Early this year there viii be published
in Harper's Magazine an interesting
critical monograph, by Henry Clay
Lukcns. on American huuor and ha-
morists Of the Seventeenth. Eighteenth
and Nineteenth centuries. This oxhaus-
tive paper is TO be illustrated with the
portraits Of many native writers. who.
at different epochs in our literary his
tory. became favorablT known for the
brilhancy Of their wit, satire and quaint
fancy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

Tho line runniny north and south shows the
eastern boundaryof the old Great American des-
,rt the '-tiEt tie supposed new storm center
and tho lines from west u east the track of the
st0Tm OF Jan. i2-l3
having a machine capacity to manufac-
ture $4,000 tons q year, while it only
uses =. coo tons. That would Just COM
plete the joke and make 1890 truly a
memorable year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

TIE GULF STREAM.
three DAYS IL January cotton blooms ap-
peared in Plaquemine parish. For three
and . quarter months the total rainfall
has been but a fraction over three inches.
or a foot less than common; the city els
terms are generally dry, and the people
are using river water. By way Of coa-
ISOLATION, II is added that the ice factori-,
Of the city are producing ice at the rate O.
5000 tons month, and can. If needed
produce 500 tons a day, at a cost OF $G a
ton.
In Charleston the mean temperature
for December WAS 90 deg. and the rain
fall less than a third of an inch. IL the
people were not afraid of late frosts,
they would agree TO supply northern
markets with early vegetables ten weeks
ahead of tho usual time; and if the pre-
ent weather continues cotton could be
picked in May instead Of October. At
Syracuse, y. y, garden roses have devel-
oped and several sorts Of shrubs have
formed leaf. while the air has been
warmer generally than in any winter
since 1899 In al New England. save
'thin skin" on "a few Of the most north
ern lakes. there is no ice, while ON the
eastern end of Long Island, which gets
TIE warm wave at its strongest, dande-
hons are in full bloom where the earth is
ordinarily hidden bv snow.
Explanations abound. But they do
- -e e y.
the winter storms from west to east,
or east-northeast, are moving across the
continent in a track from 500 10 500
miles north of the usual line. and that,
as the storm center creates a suction
drawing side winds towards il, this OPP
crates to brinE up warm winds from the
south; bat why do the storms 90 so much
further north:
The first explanation offered was the
now familiar one, the maximum (Or min
imum) Of sun spots. But that is com
pletaly demolished by the records for
many wears showing no connection be-
tween sun spots and warm or cold
winters. An explanation jus. fan
ciful enough TO make it popular w as
that of the Gulf Stream: many cap
tains contend tdat it is gradually draw
Ing nearer the Atlantic coast. anl there
fore giving us warm and foZgy weather.
"ouite English. YOU knaw.' There are
f three conclusive answers 10 that First.
the matter is not 50; the Gulf Stream
svyavs as moved upon by winds and
F other currents. bat its central line IS
s.--4 ~~-A,r@ ~ vr-ea vrTnr, f~-f 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24
special Cou@poaaencel

rspeciAl Couespoaaencel
WV YoEK. Jan. 16.-l have otten no
Uced that 80 soon as ChrlstsnSS Is over i
bs-as 20 he Fourth Of july, but never
had ais fact forsed upon my mine IS
clearly as II was Yesterday hadn
xisan the fashions a Thought for one long
blssful week, aud somehow ny ideas
were al dressed In fuEs, when passing
our lesding house To- the windows were
fun q spring and summer fabrics, an1
how pretty they are.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

minneapolis
Miun. His resi-
de0co win be AZ
Washington Kear-
nev. Mob. The
occasion OF tn o
c1n ration was
tho Grst time SO
important a ccre
monv had beon
performed 10
Minneapolis in
tho Episcopal
r-~f- -~4ftrf-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24
SPRING IS on THE ROAD
CHRISTMAS IS OoNE-TsE FOURTH
OF July IS cONlkG-

oli.s HArper writes ~ the Co@Ans f~sA-
Ia. fsr tks H4rsa sessssa. " Ni.aeh Sss
-. Are ~ Bs EAaaissts sSAAs s~sA.
ples Dons Up 10 hicsare~
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

Hero IS 2 portrait Of Rev a. r.
Graves. who has gust bocn consccratod
Episcopal bishop Of the Platte district at
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

Grain. Ilour and Fesds
Wheat NrN $40 husAtl
lsrl. 81 euahei-
UaIs-A Atn. ~ buSAsl.
Corn Aral-s sH0 q tQa.
kye-.-e e Dl-ileA
barley -sl Goo % y hundred
6rouua Iced SIS U31 l4S , ton.
bran-Si-ls q Gnn.
AlddhueS-s tD| p tcH.
flour Lily White. Szlo Patent 8 h4l
.red
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

Johbrrs' frttcs-
Apples e. 2as $50 = barrel
beaus Sl.-So -.Ug y h4shsl.
fEgs- lsl 81 ? dozen.
Butter l>0 k q pound.
Potatoes aar y buShei
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

I&riecFsf Produce.
3 hter tealse pound.
1a-s-les - dozen.
lLstaes SCR y aushes
l4alaAe- sa.Har4 hunCrS.
aEN Ns-.aE sos uuSltl
hrels sl y aushfL
Pafsllps-- So u.r = buSbel.
ouiauS-a4C q 1usne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10
Notice Of Sherif's Sale.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
lcounty, State Of Warrington.
Louis Lovinsky, plaintiff. VI w. Dc KoGlcwsky
and Augusta De Kosl0wsky. his wife. James
n. Colman and Agnes II. Colman, his wife,
Charles N. spaulding and valera u. Spauld-
ing, his wife. defendants. Order of sale.
Under and by virtue of . special execution
and order of sale, issued out OF the above
named tourt in the above entitled action, No.
also, and to me directed and delivered, have
duly levied upon the following described real
prop Yty, situated in said King county, to wit:
Lots twelve tl1) and thirteen Q3), In block let
tered II, !" and lots numbered twelve Q2) and
thirteen 08), in block lettered III. and lots
numbered tWenty-0ne (21) and twenty two f22s,
In block lettered "F," and lot numbered twelve
3D. in block l. ttered az" a. the same appear
ON the plat OF the Lake SIDE Homes addition to
the city OF seattle. made. executed. dedirAte
and acknowledged on the IL b Day OF June, A..
d. 1883 by w. De Koslowsky and Augusta De
KoslOwsky, which said plat was filed for record
in the ONCE of the auditor Of King county.
aforesaid. on the 18th day Of June, A. ID. 1883.
aud was recorded on the 18th day of June, a. D.
1881, and Is now of record in the plat OF records
of the said King county, In the Office of the said
auditor Of King county.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that on Mon
day, the 6th day of December. 1880. ut the hour
of 10 O'Clock q m. OF said DAY, ct the court
house door. in the city Of seattle, in said King
county, will cell the above described prop
erty At public auction to the highest bidder.
Dated shis the It'll day Of November, ,seo
J. n. McGRAW,
Sheriff OF King County. Washington