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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
CZECHY. Pred kilku VIE

kami powsta} W Czechach heretyk
Jan Hus, ktory pociqgnaf "a So
ba wielu zwolennikow novel re-
llgii. Poniewaz owoczesnc prawa
ma wykraczajacego przeciw wierze
naznacza4y kare smierci przez spa
lenie IA %stosie, vice mic dziwnego,
re prawo to wykonano ma Hussie.
10 spalenie by4o hasFem do og6l-
nej wojny religijnej W Czeehach.
Roznamietnione t}umy zwolenni-
k6w Hussa, czyli Hussycl przecla-
gaiac pc kraju, dopuszczafy sig
okropnych zbrodni i morddw ma
katolikach, palili i rabowali kosclo-
~ katolickie, a mic ME zdo}a}o
powstrzymac tel wsclek}ej t}usz-
czy. Navel oscienne kraJe donna
}y wiele ~nieszczes6 cd zbrodniczej
armii odszczeplenic6w. Ot6z "a
takim to s~trasznej pamneci Hussem
wystqpili obecnie w swych mowach
posfowie mfodoczesc,, a uznajac
go "a ~meczennika, przybrali naz-
we ,,nowych Hussyst6w." Obecnie
zas wzywaja do wystawien'a mu
pomnika. Arcybiskup praski, ks.
kardyna} Schoenborn, wyda4 teraz
list pasterski do dyecezyan swycb,
W ktorym ostrzega lud, ably sig
nowym, faFszywym ,,prorokom"
oba}amucic ME dab. Hus, pisze ks.
arcyblskup, byl przyczyna niez-
miernego nieszczescia, jake spad-
10 ma Czechy przez to, re rosie
wal herctyckie nowinki miedzy
ludem. Hus winien byf zupe}nemu
opadkowi ojczyzny czeskiej. Grzesz-
M robota przeto jest, jezeli kto
chce Husa uczynic meczennikiem,
DO przez to stara sic rzucic mig.
dry lud zarzewie niezgody i weep
chnac lud ten W ~nieszczescie. Me
dajcie sic uwiesc (tak konczy ks.
kardynaD tym ludziom, ktorzy do
was W imie mi}osci ojczyzny sic
odzywaja. Kto Boga nadewszyst-
ko ME mi}uie, tego mi}osc Oh
czyzny mic ME warta.
w SEJMIE GRECKIM wni6s}
jeden z pos}6w interpelacya W spra-
vie kretehskiej. Rad odm6wif
odpowiedzi. Nlezadowoleni pos1o-
vie tenn posterowaniem rzadu, "a
mierzajq raz j~eszcze poruszyc spra-
we kretehska PREY najblizszej spo-
sobnosci, ale W innej formie.
BELGIA. Szlachetny czyn
kr6la belgijskiego wart, ably INA
lazf nasladoWcoW. w ~przyszfym
roku bedzie obchodzll krol 25-let-
Mig rocznice dnia, kiedy wstapi1
ma iron belgijski. Kraj chciaf IL
rzadzit wielkie uroczystosci Z te-
go powodu, a ministrowie nara
dali SIG W tych dniach, CODY mai
lepszego urzadzit ma GEESE swego
monarchy. T~ymczasem kr6l kaza}
oswiadezyc, re ME zyczy sobie
zadnych uroczystosci, a tie pie
niadze, kt6reby te ~wszystkie uro-
czystosci kosztowafy, prosi dac
jake wsparcie robotnikom Okla
leczonym Tub przez ~nieszczescie
wnedzv zostajacym. Zacny kr6I!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
co ShYCHAC?
wizyta cesarza ME

ckiego rozpoczaf sig goraczkowy
ruch W Turcyl. Komlsye woisko-
we badaly rome strategiczne miej-
scowoscl, celem uskuteczn'enia
ulepszeh / zabezpleczenia miejsc
sfabych.
WidocznymJest tenn wszyst-
klein wptyw niemleckl, ktory pc.
straf} wyzyskac polityke Turkow
nawet ma niekorzysc Francyl.
Wm6wiono BOWEN W Rad ture-
cki, IL Francya ma zamiar opana--
wac Syryq, a to by}o dostatecz-
nym powodem w%znieeenia przeclw
Francyi niechecl. Rdwnoczesnie
dziennikl tureckie otrzymafy
wskaz6wke do ostrego wystepo.
wanna ~wzgledem Grecyi.
w sERBII wychodzi ma jaw
coraz wiecej naduzyc popefnianych
przez by}ego krdla Milana. Tyczy
sic to przedewszystkiem p%ieniedzy,
rzadowych, kt6re Milan mia} do
wolnie obracac ma osobiste cele.
jake spdlnikow tych malwersacyi
posadzaja wiele wysok1ch dygnl-
tarzy, a miedzy innymi i owego
sfawnego W swoim czasie Chrlstlca.
ZATARG miedzy Portugaliq, a
Anglia O pewne posiad}osci W
Afryce przybiera coraz groznlejszy
charakter, a navel Ottawa VOL
ny mledzy tenn panstwami wzro-
sia. Ciekawa rzecz, Jake stanowl-
sko zajelyby mocarstwa W PREY
padku WALK Anglii z Portugalia.
AGITACYE Rosyi ma p6twyspie
b~afkahskim, a szczeg6ln1ej W Bos-
nil i Herzegovina sklerowane
przeciw Austryi dochodz2 do mai
wyzszego stopnia bezczelnosci. Me
wszystkie jednak narody sfuchaJa,
tych iudaszowskich podszeptow
rosyjsklch, lecz zaputruja sic ma
swoje pofozenie zdrowo; przekona-
Ii sic towiem az nadto, do czcgo
to zmierza narzucaiaca sic opieka
Moskwy. Do tych to pahstw
nalezy W %pierwszym rzedze Buf-
garya, kt6ra pc bohatersku zwal'
CA wszelkie intrygi rosyjskie.
Jest nadzieja, re i inne narody
wschodnie ME dadza sic uwlesc
zfudne] l zdradzieckiej polityce ca
ratu.
Zaznacyc wypada, re ostatnle
easy obftuja W wielka liczbe r6z-
nego rodza]u waznych wypadkow
/ zawik4ah miedzynarodowych,
kt6re W niedalekiej przyszfosci
NIGGA dac hos}o do wznlecenla
ogolnei pozogi wojennej w Euro
pie.
ROSYA. Pan Izwolski pefno-
mocnik rosy]ski siedzi ~jeszcze W
Rzymie prowadzi rokowania &C.
lem porozumlenia SIG wzaiemnego
miedzy Rosya a Papierzem wzgle-
dem koscio4a katolickicgo W pan
stwie rosyjskiem, a przedewszyst-
ken W Krolestwle Polsklem l
ziemiach polskiech pod zaborem
moskiewskim. Rokowanla te
maya sic podobno ku koncow1,
czego dowodzi zamianowanie przez
kurya rzymska biskup6w ola dye
cezyj katolickich Rosyi. Me
przeszkadza to jednak Moskalom
wcale przesladowac pc dawpemu i
pastwic sic mad Unitami Poleskimi,
oraz zamykac koscio}ow katollck1ch
ma Rust Bia}ej.
Ten sam los mial podobno W
ostatnim czasie spotkac 80 koscio-
low katollckich ma Wofynlu, lecz
zapytamy W tym celu gubernator
Kijawa, powiedzia} re to byfoby
ma razie "a DUO. Zmnieiszy} te.
dy te liczbe do dwudziestu l pole
ciE dokonaG to %nastepnie W po-
rozumieniu 2 w}adza dyecezyalnaa,
ktdrei kazaf przedstawic W tygod-
niu do zamkniecia wspomniana
liczbe koscio}6w. Trudno przypu-
scic, zeby podobna rzecz zrobono
wiasnie W czacie usilnych zabie-
gov petersbursklego rz2du o "a
worcia y Watykanem iakic0OS DO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
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ka
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w mocnej oprawie re zioconym
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2 i Q s II O q i e m j naszej Wiacen-
tego
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
w najgorszej Formie

JoVASHSJ 2AAAO
Benton, LAT. Co., Wis, " grud-
niu 1888. KS. J. c. Bergen zare--
CA "a nastepuiace: James Roonej,
ktory ma taniec sw. Vita cierp-
tai, W najgorszeJ formie tegoz, le-
czony by} przez jeden i Gwier6 ro-
ku przez rozmaitych lekarzy, ale
bezskutecznie. Dwie dutelki ks
Koeniga Nerve Tonic" w~yleczyly
CO.
st. Francis, "a pazdz. 1888. Jeden
z moich parafan uzywaf ks. Koe-
niga Nerve Tonic" z dobrym
skutkiem. Pacyent6w by} tax zde-
nerwowanym, re ME m6gf przez kill
ka tygodnl spae. Cierpia1 on ma
najwyzsza bojazliwosc, gran1czaca
z pomieszanlem zmys}ow. Da{em
mu cokolwiek ks. Koeniga lekar-
silva ma nerwy i on uzywa} to.
Apetyt Jego powracaf stopniowo,
boiazliwosc i Dol g}owy milky, a
pacyent ow, ktory juz wtenczas roz-
pacza}, dzisiaj najlepszem zdrowlem
sic cieszy.
Bern. Elskamp, rektor.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
GETTING A JURY. ].
Uphill Work in the Fiske
Murder Trial.
An Old Vigilanter Thinks Him.
self Competent.
The Defense Afraid to Trust an Ex-
perienced Man.
A Gray Haired Brute Assaults Young
Girl-A Party of Lynchers
Looking for Him. /,


Associated Press Dispatchesl
FRESNO, CAL, Oct. 15.-No jury has
yet been obtained in the Stillman trial
for the murder of Fiske. Fifty-seven
men were examined today for jury duty,
but only two we're accepted. This
makes total of ten. Nearly all those
summoned had read accounts Of the kill
ing, and had formed positive opinions
on the subject. The usual large crowd
was present today. w. J. Golden, while
being examined touching his qualifica-
tions, stated that he was from Illinois,
and that for number of years he was a
member of well organized vigilance
committee, and believed he was compe-
tent to sit as juror in the defendants
case. He had not read anything nor
talked with anyone about the killing of
Fiske; he knew neither the defendant
nor the deceased, but said by reason of
his past experience he believed he was
more capable to act as juror than any
one who had been selected. The de-
tense was compelled to interpose per-
emptory challenge. Over one hundred
and fifty witnesses have beensubpnnaed
by the prosecution and defense.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16

tion now in the city, tonight made q
definite statement to the Associated
Press. The other members of the dele
CATION, John Dillon, William O'Brien,
T. P. O'Connor, T. D. Sullivan and
Timothy Harrington will be here within
the next fortnight. The object of the
mission, which is formally vested with
the most complete representative char
acter and authority to speak for Parnell
and the Irish parliamentary party, and
for the Irish people, is to appeal to the
Irish race and all friends Of Ire
land in America for support for the
struggle which the Irish people are
making to protect their lives, homes and
liberty against the combined forces Of
coercion, landlordism and misgovern-
ment, and to advance cause which has
for it's goal the establishment of
native legislature in Dublin, which will
enable the Irish people to govern them
selves and develop the resources of their
country, and the Irish nation to fulfil
the destiny to which her sons believe
she has been called.
"The delegates will" said Mr.. Gill.
"tell the story of how that struggle is
being carried on, both on the soil Of Ire
land and in spreading home rule propa-
ganda among the electorate of Great
Britain. They will explain the circum-
stances under which syndicates of Tory
capitalists have conspired with the coer-
cion government and Ii with
special view of exhausting the pecu-
MARY resources of the national struggle.
The delegates will appeal for the support
Of all who can endorse their position
and are willing, if only in the interest
of fair play to prevent Ireland from being
handicapped in the struggle, for want Of
those sinews Of war her wealthy enemies
can command without limit. The dele
gates confidently look to the people of
their own race in America to assume
the duty of making the mission
success, and hope to ee every
class and section and body represent
ative of the Irish race, cooperating
unitedly and Loyalty in this great effort
for the sake OF the old land"
Mr.. Gill wishes it understood
that much time will be
saved if the Irish-Americans of various
localities will enter into communication
with him at the Fifth avenue hotel,
New York, regarding dates most suita-
BILE for meetings.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
IRELAND'S CAUSE.
The Emerald Isles Struggle
For Home Rule.
How Dillon and O'Brien Es-
capped to France.
The Objects of the American Mission
Fully Set Forth.
Every Lover of Liberty, Irish or Other
wise, Asked to Contribute to the
Sinews of War.
Associated Press Dispatches.

DUBLIN, Oct. Is. - United Ireland
prints an account of the escape of Dillon
and O'Brien, written by O'Brien him
self. He says "We rowed from Dalkey,
Wednesday midnight, to yacht lying
two miles off shore. Next morning
found us ninety miles away toward the
Welsh coast. Friday and Saturday we
laid in a dead calm. Sunday morning
we landed at Lands End, when
the wind again died away, and we
were forced to lie all day in
brilliant sunshine, within two miles
of shore. A Trinity house cutter passed
quite close to us, and the crew of the
Royal Adelaide, off Falmouth, actually
exchanged greetings with our sailors.
Fog buried us from sight on Sunday
night. Four steamers were blowing fog
horns around us during the night. We
cleared the Lizard in the morning and
darted across for the French coast to
out-trick the British shipping. We
were becalmed again on Monday and
gale sprang up on Monday night. While
passing OucIuStv alIer mluHlgnC we were
apparently pursued by a revenue cutter
which, however, was unable to weather
the gale and abandoned the chase. In
the morning we were running free be-
fore the wind for Cherbourg, where we
landed at IL O'Clock. We had reached
our last days supply of fresh water.
All the arrangements worked perfectly,
thanks to prominent Dublin citizen
who superintended them, and we had
unparalleled good luck"
Mrs. O'Brien left Dublin this morning
to join her husband.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
THE CUYAMACA ROAD.
Governor Waterman It's Sole Proprietor.
It's Proposed Extension.

Governor Waterman It's Sole Proprietor.
It's Proposed Extension.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-T. J. Daley,
an ex-railroad man who until recently
was owner OF three-fourths interest in
the Cuyamaca railroad, today stated
that on September 22nd he sold his en-
tire interest to Governor Waterman, 90
that with the one-fourth already owned
by the purchaser, the whole road now.
stands in his name. AS to it's future,
the late owner said he only knows that
the line will be extended at once to
Salton on the Southern Pacific line,
ninety-five miles, making the road 119
miles long. The cost of this work will
be $4,000, 900, in round figures. w. H..
Goucher, of Los Angeles, formerly asso-
ciated with the Southern Pacific COM
pany, is in some way connected with
the scheme, and he will make bid for
the 100000 subsidy pledged by San
Diego to the first transcontinental. line
to enter that city. The road will give
San Diego shorter connection with the
east by 200 miles.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
HALF A CENTURY.
Mr.. John Goldsworthy Passes His Fif-
tieth Mile Post

MIR. John Goldsworthy passed his
fiftieth mile post yesterday, and num-
Der of his friends and neighbors gathered
at his residence in the evening to wish
him many happy returns of the day.
Mr.. Goldsworthy has been a resident of
Los Angeles for twenty-five years, and
perhaps enjoys as large circle of friends
and acquaintances as any man in this
county. A lifelong Republican and
prominent in the public and business
affairs OF the community, Mr.. Colds
worthy's only regret for having lived in
this climate, is his short business con-
nection with Col. H. II. Markham.
How the smooth gentleman from Pasa-
dena took advantage of his business col
leagues, is matter of history that needs
no repeating. 1t is needless to say that
Mr.. Goldsworthy is not supporting the
Republican nominee for governor this
year. Mr.. Goldsw orthy's friends are
with him.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
Street Railway Meeting.

BUFFALO, Oct. 15.-The ninth annual
meeting of the American Street Railway
association is in session here. Two
thirds of the street railways of the
country are represented. Special COM
mittees will report on the following
topics: ''The perfect street railway
horse;' "The years progress of cable
motive powers" Electric motive power
technically considered;' GA novel
scheme for the development of street
railways" "Public and state treatment
of corporations"
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
u. s. Mail.

Tonight the new farce comedy U. s..
Mail, opens its season of four nights and
Saturday matinee at the new Los An
geles theatre. The play is the work of a
Pittsburg newspaper man, and it deals
with the ever humorous postoffice. One
OF the principal features is caricature of
Postmaster General Wanamaker, in the
character of John Moneymaker, which
is cleverly played by Samuel Reed. It
is said that the postmaster-general has
been much nettled by this stage travesty
of his greatness. Miss George Parker,
who will be remembered as member Of
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
Percy williams Will.

STOCKTON, Oct. 15.-The will OF the
late Percy Williams was filed for pro-
bate today. He bequeaths all his prop
erty to his wife. His estate is valued at
$500000.
Williams is the man who was killed
by Jack Smith, in an alteration over
game of cards, at Fresno, last week.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
AeGRAY-HAIRED BRUTE
Makes Fiendish Assault on a 14-Year-
Old Girl.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 15.-At Ire
mont, suburb of Seattle, this morning,
a 14-year-old girl by the name OF
Thatcher was on her way to school, and
while passing through narrow strip of
woods she was seized by gray-haired
old man, probably go years Of age. A
desperate struggle ensued, in which the
girl was terribly beaten and bruised.
Fearing her cries might attract atten-
ton, the villain choked the girl until
she was unconscious. After several
hours she recovered consciousness and
told her mother what had happened.
She informed the authorities, and three
deputy sheriffs and posse of twenty
five men started after the man. Another
party of fifty citizens, headed by Judge
Remsburg, also organized and secured
the woods all day. If the villain is
caught he will probably be lynched.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
The Socialist Congress-.

HALLE, Oct. 15.-At today's session Of
the Socialist congress, resolution was
adopted, and an order transmitted to
the government declaring that it was
the duty of the constitutional govern
ment to remit the penalty under which
victims of socialist laws are suffering.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
Frank woodrufr's Case.

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Frank Woodruff,
alias Black, who told remarkable story
at the time of the Cronin Nurder, say
ing he drove the horse and W4gon which
carried the body away to a cesspool,
completed his sentence in the Bridewell
for horse-stealing this morning. At the
door of the prison he was met oy the
sheriff of johnson county, Kansas, who
will take him there to answer to the
charge OF horse-stealing.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.

Their Twenty-Seventh Annual Conven-
tion in Session.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 15.-The twenty
seventh annual convention of the Inter-
national Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gineers assembled this morning, Grand
Chief Engineer Arthur presiding. There
is large attendance of delegates, every
division in the organization being repre-
sented. The entire day was devoted to
calling the roll, receiving credentials and
perfecting organization. The conven-
tion will be in session at least two weeks.
and will not get down to business before
Friday.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
A Female Bigamist.

SALEM, Ore., Oct. 15.-The sheriff to-
day arrested Mrs. Frank Dickman,
against whom an indictment was found
by the grand jury for the crime of po-
lygamy. She was married several years
ago and coming to Oregon was married
as Margaret Schoefer to Frank Bauer, and
again one year ago as Margaret Gnether
to Frank Dickman, with whom she was
living when she was arrested.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
MENTALLY UNBALANCED.
A Citizen Of Hollister Unwittingly
Turns Up in Los Angeles.

A Citizen OF HOlIfster UnWittingly
Turns Up in Los Angeles.
HoLLIsTER, Cal, Oct. 15.-George
Pinion, sr., mysteriously disappeared
from here last Saturday, leaving no
trace. Searching parties have been
securing the country ever since. Today
a letter was received by his wife from
him at Los Angeles, stating that after
making few purchases in Hollister
last Saturday, his mind became de-
ranged and he boarded the cars. He
knew no more until he found himself in
Los Angeles. His mind is still in an
unsettled condition, but he will return
home in a day or two. Trouble over
land matters has been the cause OF his
mental arrangement.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16

the Rag Baby cast, who appeared here
some time ago at the Grand, under
Wyatt's management, is with the COM
pany, and is the latest rival of Carmen
cita. Her Spanish dance in the third
act is said to be quite as poetical as the
fair Spaniard's, and the dress she wears
cost $3.50. The box Office is open from
10 a. m. to p. m. daily for the sale of
seats, which are going very fast.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
HICKORY CLUB.
The Second Ward Democrats Have a
RousinQ Time,

The Second ward Democrats, repre-
sented by the Hickory club, met last
night in the West End board of trade
rooms. A large number of new members
were initiated. M. E. G. Munday ad-
dressed the meeting in rousing speech.
G. E. Roberts also made an address. The
president OF the club is tried and, true
Thomas Kelly, who is always fQ1nd in
harness in all campaigns. ayhe club
does not asss ss monthly dues but is sup
ported by voluntary contributions of the
members. 1t has 1gr large list OF mem
bers and will be Heard Of in the results
on election dry.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
A Rib Broken.

SAN ANDREAs, CAL, Oct. 15.-John
Mayors, Republican candidate for sher-
if, on the way to Angels Camp last
evening, upset and broke one of his ribs.
His wife was not hurt. The buggy was
smashed.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
Y. M. c. A. Concert.

The Los Angeles Choral society of one
hundred and fifty voices, with several
fine soloists, will give grand concert at
Pasadena, Tuesday evening the 21st
inst. A special train will leave Los An
geles on the Los Angeles, Pasadena and
Glendale road, at seven O'Clock pm, re-
turning from Pasadena after the concert
is over. Fare for the round trip, 25
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-16
Mayor Pond at Red Blum,

RED BLUFF, Oct. 15.-Mayor Pond ar
rived here today, and was met by
number OF prominent Democrats and
rendered reception. He addressed
large meeting this evening.
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Tho 1. @. f.

A special meeting of Los Angeles
Court, No. 422, 1. o. F., will be held
tonight in Young Mems Institute Hall.
at 8 O'Clock, for the purpose of initiating
eight members. All sister courts are
cordially invited to attend.
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Deaths from Cholera.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. Is. = Deaths
from cholera at Aleppo average fifty
daily.
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THE AMERICAN MISSION.

The Purpose of 1t is to Raise sinews
of War.
New York. Oct. 15.-Confusing state
ments having appeared regarding the
American mission of the Irish leaders,
Mr.. T. H. Gill, member OF the delega-