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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02
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BoYER-DAKBY.- At Rlackbird, on septem-
Der 3Oth, by the ev. w. VI. Warner, George
+. Boyer OF New Castle county and Eva O.
Darby of Sussex county.
Blf RIG EE--PlNK LER.-At Camden, Sept. 10th,
by the Rev. A. b. Richardson, william II.
Burgee of this city and Katie Pinkler OF
Baltimore.
DOWNIlAN-cUNNINGH Castle,
Sept. 2sth, by the Rev. W. ?. Patterson,
james bowman and Jenny Mathil1a Cum
ningha4. both of New Castle.
ONoHUE-TuCkEE- Near Colts Station,
Md, on The 2lst, inst, by the Rev. Eben
Weich, richard llonohue. of Middletown, aud
Georgia A. Tucker, of Colts, Md.
HUMPHRI-OMENS.-A Germantown, Pa,
on the sd inst, by the Rev. Richard Humph-
ri5s, Walter S. Humphrey of this city and
Edith NJ. owens, formerly of Ferryville, Md.
STANr--rIMMONS.-At the residence of tho
brides par nts, in this city, Sept gath, by
the Rev. Il. i. Benson, Benjamin +. Slant
and Emma f. Timmons.
Gentreyiile, Md, papers please copy.
SlktCk LAND-BLAC kBURN.-Atth the parson-
age Of the First NJ. f. Church, sept. 23d, by
the kev. j. II. Payson, George S Strickland
Of Atlantic City and Mary $. Blackburn of
this city
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02
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Special Correspondence OF Gazette ana journal
SMYRNA, Sept. 3O.-The property OF the
Peninsula Bone Fer.iGzlng Company at
RothWell's Landing, was sold last Saturday
at sheril's sale for $685.. Tue Purchaser
was Willard salisbury. At present the mill
Is under the manaRemet OF II. II. POstles,
who will conduct 1t until spring. The price
was considered very low as many estimate
the machinery 10 be- worth at least 81, 900.
The sale will not { oct the Transportation
Company. There yet remains several
shares OF stock OF the concern which II sold
would result In nnoSher boat In place OF the
Ella, which Is constructed solely for freig {
PURPOSES, being placed on the route in the
spring.
]. 2. Hudson and O. E. Moore, formerly
lumber merchants at Clayton, are now per-
manently locoted at Roanoke, Va. where
they have embarked In the real estate busi-
ness. Their families joined them last week.
Alfred Hudson succeeds them IN the lumber
business at Clayton.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

ga small drop Of ink, falling. Ike dew.
upon thought, pgoclsItns that which
makes thousands perhaps millions, think, +"
wrote Byron. The insplreIon OF his pen
reaching power, ami va wish VS. were
posse sei Of such an inspiration, thai We
might, through llGa maitum bring into
such ext9naed aotiea the naichless virtues
az Dr.. Piercs's Pleasant Pursatiys Pellets,
those tily, sugar-coated Granules which
contain in concentrated form, the active
principles of vegetable extracts that Dame
Nature designed especially to promote u
healthy action oil the liver, stomach and
bowels
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

The death was announced Tuesday OF
Joshua II. Marvil, prominent resident II
Laurel, sussex county. hlr. MarylI was u
lifetong resident OF Sussex, having baen
born In Little Crgek hundrad September 81,
1895. he wRs a ship,bulider, and after.
wards engaged in the Manufacture OF agri-
cultural implements. II 1870 he bsSan the
manufacture OF fruit and berry crates and
baskets at Laurel, and soon bpiit up bust
n3ss that amounted to 2,000,0 900 baskets and
crates per year. He lelves an estate valuai
at about $4,000 Mr.. Mgr''i took an
active interest in politics, and was proml-
nently mentioned for the Republican MONT
nation for governor this year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02
A Nla,YIaa.n EHnrac.,i,iaF.

James Lewis, ii young colored mai, was
arrested Tuesday by Officer Moffett on the
Farm of Mr.. Bedford, AT Mar hallton, on the
charge Of stealing n Sugars old brown
maze. The animal belo se to Howard
johnson, farmer OF Slngerly, Nd. The
pr soner was seen Monday last, trying TO
dispose OF the horse TO gYpsles. encampsd
In the woods lear Greenbank. Tho owner
traced the animal to MarsnaIlton wneu Mr..
Bedford Immediately released II and Lewis
was arrested. At this mornings court the
prisoner was held to await the action OF
the Maryland authorities.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02
Itnnd Acent unptmred.

Associated Press Dspatch By Special WIrcs-
San FRAEcIsoo, CAL, Oct. Last We'd
nesday the stage from Lompes was robbed
Los Alamos, Santa Barbara county, by Il
masked man and he express box was
taken. Four men started from Los Alamos
In pursuit, among them being John H. Con-
way, n San Francisco insurance agent. The
pnfsuers departed and Conway after "a
hours riding overlook the roober and cap.
.ured hitn. The robbar confessed and said
his name was Harry West.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02
R,yn,, IL love Fieht win Knives.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wirss
WICHITA, KAN, Oct. John Ktnston and
Phoma- Evans, met on n street IN Kennedy,
Oklahrma last night and got into quarrel
over oourtship matter. Both had been
paving attention to Miss A.lis Eosrley, Il
very estimabs lady of Hennessy, and
through some gossip the two men were
angry at each other. After few words
Evans plungei kuife AZ Klnston. Tha
latter was prepared and the two had cut
each other frightFully When Kiuston got a
stab reachin to this heart and he fell dead.
Evans picked up and assisted In placing
the body In a carriage, when he surrendered
10 the authorities.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02
Cn.,,,er and s)o,Iector sstp.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
Los ANGELES, CAL, Oct. 1.--George Mar
thu, a bookkaeper and cashier, and James
Dunn, collector OF the Santa Fe Railroad
Company, Rave disappeared and an inves.
tigatlon shows they have robbed the COM
pany of about $4,000. Both are young and
unmarried and moved In good society.
This stolen money was spent In fast living.
II Is believed the men have gone to Mexico.
The company Will lose nothing, as both
men are under bond.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02
phllnnelnIlln srarkets.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
PuuApRLPHfA. Oct 1.--Flour, dull, weak,
Wheat. arm, dun. No 2 red, 96ba9Ic.; No.
Pennsylvania red, Si.0i
Corn, steady; No. 2, Sic.
Oats, quiet, steadH.
Bran. steady: winter, $l7a1s.
BAled hay, steady; fair demand. ss
Butter, iirm; iobhing, 26a3Oc. iyA!9
Eggs. scarce, lirtn. aaS1s4s,
Cheese. steady. u
Petroleum, steady. ~
potat, es, firm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
DOVER, Sept 3J.--Fhe 18Th annual exhlbl.
ton OF the Delaware State Fair opened NJ
Fairview Park to-day. There was the fin
est lot Of exhibits ever seen here, the horse
and cattle exhibits being unusually large
and excellent. The racing contests during
the afternoon were interesting and exciting.
Aia attendance was abnnt 800.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02
sou,nern pnc,r,c 20 ArbItrate.

FAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Oct. I.-Chief Arthur
OF the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Eugi-
neerE, met the officials of the Southern
Pacific yesterday to settle the grievance Of
the engineers on the Atlantic system re-
gardlng promotion. It was decided to
settle the matter by arbitration, and COM
mittee will meet at Houston. Texas, some
time during this month.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02
A,cyrou Roarted 10 Death.

Associated Press Dlspatch BY Special Wires
Iowa City, Ia, Oct. 1.-The Wilkes
3-yeay-old stallion, Alcyron, owned by Dr.
John Wilbur OF Palmer, Mass, valued at
$4,000. was burned in barn near this
city last night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

A fine portrait OF ih9 lGte Admiral 8. II.
du POM, full length ana painted In OIL
eoints, i glit from some OF his relatives In
this eitv. has heep received at the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis, De-
ceased WAS member Of the board Of naval
offleers which reorganzsd the institution
after 1t had been renoged from NeWport,
L. L. and re.esLahlishad az Annauolls.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02
uenyY ,YeIaht. DO FIrht.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
DALLAS. TEXAS, Oct. mike Conley, the
Ithaca Giant, and r. b. Sullivan, heavy
weights from Colorado. are matched to
fight with gloves here October 18Th, for a
purse OF 1000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

All are entitled 10 the best that their
money will buy, so every family should
have at once, bottle Of the best family
NEEDY Syrup OF Flgs, to cleanse the sys-
tenn when oostive or bilious. For sale In
soc, and Sl,O0 bottles by all leading drug
ylatg
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

The congregation OF Manokin Presby-
terrain Church, Princess Anne, has extended
pastoral call to the Rev. W. II. Logan OF
Dover, and he is considering 1t. Mr.. Logan
is employed BY New CASTLE presbytery as
nlaRlnnary,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-Beef cattle-Ex-
ira, 4!sc.; good 4ka42lc; medium, 4Aa
2ka3c.; fat cows 2Aa3Ac- Sheep-Extra, 5S a
size; good, 5a5 Il C.. mediums Ha41fc.; common,
39faIAc.: culls ~ a34c:lambs,4 l9a719c Hogs
Ta7A for WESTERN and 6ka69lc. for state and
Shoppers; Mich cows s25ai5; mich calves, ga
&c: grassers and western, Base; fat cows, 2h a
axe; thin cows at s7a2O; city dressed beeves
BUFFALO, N. Y, Sep a9.--Cattle-R Receipts,
1880 head: export steers, good TO extra, S4.25a
40: choice butchers, 315a4 50 medium,
S}s0a4.35 light, handy, Ga. 25a3.B0; native
stockers, heavy, So 4ja3; do. yearliugs, $l.75a
a.l5: stock bulls, Sl.T5aa.95; fat bulls f2a2. co.
export bulls. S2.75a9 25 bologna bulls, 81. 75a
ESQ; cows and heiters, common to extra, sea9.4J:
mich cows, common 10 extra. flSa3S; veal
calves, S5.50a650. sheep and lambs-Receipts,
$500 head; sheep, choice to extra, $4.75a5;
good to choice, $l50a4.70; common to fair, S4a
1.45: lambs, choice to extra, S. 25a6.80; good to
choice, S591a6.20: common to fair, s5a5S0.
Hogs-Receipts, 20,15O head; mediums, heavy
and mixed, Si.70t4.75: corn Workers, S4.65a4.70;
common, 81 35a4.5u pigs, 81; roughs, S9a3.S5.
NEW YoRR, sept, % = Beevss - Receipts,
1909 head; native steers, s3,3ba5.lo: bulls and
cows, :2a2.75; dressed beef steady at CLARKE.
Calves-Receipts, l,5l7 head: veals. s5as:
grassers, S9.2ia3: westerns, $3.00a9.75. Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts, 1891 head; sheep, s4a
$50: lambs,i 5,75a7 %; dressed mutton steady at
9g1Obc.; dressed lambs weak at l0aal1kc.,
liogs-hecepts, l4,2ll head; dull and lower at
SI.l0
head: steers, sSa5.0h cows, bulls and mixed.
3l25a2 40, exam steers So. l5a8.lO range steers,
$40 1850. Hogs-Receipts,9 900 head; packers
shippers SiH4.2t, pri ne heavy and butcher
weights, f4.S1ai.40; light, s4.50a4.6O. Sheep
Receipts, 1900 head; natives, 81. load. so: vest
ern, S4.05a43 {: Texans S3.75a4.10; lambs, $5.10
a6a0.
BALTIMORE. Sept. -swine-FulI re eipts;
offerings moderate: values unchanged. QUO
tations, & aB &c Receipts 10,190 head
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Sept. 29.-Cattle--Ro-
cepts, 2,a6s he d; market steat y on good and
slow on common at about last weeks prices.
ilogs-Receipt7, $500 head: Philndelphias, 80
as; corn-fed Workers, S450a460: grasssrs and
stubblers. s4aOa4.41 pigs, saad sheep-Re-
ceipts a,2O0 head; market lair and a shade
higher than last weeks prices.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

ENoR SALE-A FARM OF 755 ACRES
in Mill Creek hundred near Mermaid cost
once. The land Is i'll high state of cultivation,
with stone buildings, consisting of dwelling
house, barn, spring house and carriage house.
A good apple orchard, with other fruits. Per-
sons wishing 10 purchase can view the prem-
iBes Apply TO JAMES DENNISON,
srplS-9n Near Mermaid p. u, Del
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

]. T. Muliin passed the night quite COM
tortably and his family and physician think
be Is doing IS wellias can bs expected.
There is no pereepuble change In his health
to day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
CRAwFonD, NkB., Oct. 1.-Flre, supposed
to be the work OF an incsndlary, destroyed
five business buildings yesterday, causing
a loss Of S50,00O.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02
aknlIl,IIOre NTarlx ets.
Associated Press Dispatch by speclai W.T.

AHsociated Press DIspatcn bv speolaI WIre+
BALTIMORE. oct 1.-Flour fairly active.
Wheat. southern, firm; tult2 aJc.afi.00;
Longberry g5c atl0n No. :, 0Sc.; steamer,
No red p6c western, inactive, firm No. j.,
winter red spot and october, g67ac.; December,
Sl.01EaI,01'4.
corn, southern, firm; white, 51a51c.: yellow
56a57c.: western, quiet; mixed spot, 5ic.; Octo-
Der, 4s,a54Esc.; year, 5lhc. bid; May, 55Ac.
asked.
oats, firm: ungradei; southern and Penn
sylynnia, iOai35c.; do western white, 32ai3 :. G.;
do. do. mixed, 4la4?c. graded No. white, i3a
4S9c.: do. mixed 42a42hc
Rye, quiet.
Hay, steady.
Provisions active.
Butter, active: scarce. slsSs
Eggs, very firm; scarce, 20a2ia .-E-.sfE
C,tfee, quiet.
Sugar, steady; copper, firm
Whisky Arm, Sl.i9.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

AT o'clock sales Of the New York stock
market to-day, received over the private wire
OF Elliott, johnson Il Co.. stock brokers', No. jl2
Market street. were as follows: N. y. Central X
Hudson l04iS: Erie, AN; n. y. X New Eng
iand.4las Lake Shore, Is: C.C.C. & st.L., 69ls
Western Union Telegraph, $50 VI. ~ 81 raul
common, Gfis; Canada southern, 534; Michigan
Central. -; Union Pacific. 5i]4 Central
Paciae, l9l,t n. a. Central. i16tq Delaware
Lnckawanna Il Western. l4jA; Delaware 4
Hudson, 1S5 st. Paul II Omaha, common,
2gla: st. Paul 4 Omaha, prei., s0 Wabash
Nj. louis Il II. common. OF; Wabash, ST. Louis,
& r., preferred % .: Missouri Kansas Y Texas
:. Denver a. Rio irande. com. IS; Denver q
Rio tirande preferred, So. Louis " Nashville
sIit; L. Tenn. Va. " Ca, common, So: Tenn.
M. q Ca, second preferred, ~ u Richmond
" W, PIT Term, common, 20. Manhattan
Cons tO5I6; Col. Hook. Val. y TOl 81 4; ST. l.. x
san Fran. common. Fl. st. l.. Il San Fran,
preferred, -: Oregon h Transcontnental,
=; Oregon H. K Nay, 96 G.. II. Il g., 95a
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02
cnamplon OF Eree ,Trn..e IL Lano,


Champion of Free Frn,:e in Labor.
Mr.. Levi @. Bird is the favorite local Re-
publican orator and the accepted cham
pi0n of the great doctrine of protection to
American industries and American laoor.
Here IL his dissertation on the Mckinley
Tariff bill, as given at the BspublicIn rati.
hcation meeting Tuesday night:
At the Democratic meeting the other night
two lrishmen stood m tho outside OF the crowd,
and one Of them said
''Pat, who the divil is this Mickey kinley,
anyhow
"Faith don't know who he Is, but he's from
Donegal"
''Well, be jahers PAT, don't care where he's
from, but he's - on tho tarrE'
Tnis Rratuitous insult to citizens OF Irlah
birth, who certainly comprehend the issues
of the campaign as inteligently rs the
measure of Mr.. Birds idea OF the great
principle OF tariff taxation. Il is a system
to be accepted without argument an iusti-
fed by an offensive joke. His declaration
last night Is a worthy companion piece to
his famous public deliverance upon the
question of protecting the workingmen OF
this country from the rrinous wage eompe-
tition OF the yerltable pauper labor Of
Europe; delivered by an orator clad from
head to foot In fine English cloth. It was
at Republican mass meeting In the Grand
Opera House, on the evening of Tuesday,
October 2s;h, 1881, when Mr.. Bird, In a
speech full OF protection sympathy Tor the
workingmen Of this county, was inter
rnpted by an inquiry from the gallery,
"How about the Italian laborers2" And
this was Mr.. Birds reply:
SIN tell you about the Italian laborers. If
they will come here and work for less wages
than you, they have a right to do it, and let
them GOMEZ
Ii IL not strange that ono who believes in
free labor shoui also believs in principle
of protection that benefits those who profit
by that FREQ labor. MIR, Bird should be
given Il meeting NIL to himself, for the pur-
pose Of explaining at length why Italian
laborer1 hava right to come here and
work for less wages than the American
laborer receives for his work.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

Special Correspondent OF Gazette and journal
DOVER, Sept. 2T.-Yestarday afternoon
Parliamentary Joseph Burchenal and Clerk
OF the Peace a. H. Cahal drew the follow.
ing list OF petit Jurors to serve at the ses-
sion OF court commencing Monday, Octo-
Der 9th: Duck Greek, Aoram o. Moore, j.
Fir nix Denney, Benjamin B. Allen. FRANK
f. Evans; Kenton, Jnnn Numbers, William
&. Hardcastle, Thomas Davis; Little Creek,
William harrington, samuel N. LoRber;
West Dover, James U. Boyer, Il.
y. Moore. Joseph L. Moore, Clay
ton W. Fisher; North Murdetkill, VIII
liam 4. Griffenberg, William II. Jakes,
Charles y. Barcus; South Murderkill, John
w. Townsend, William A. Lynch, John
Hurd, John Wesley Taylor; Mispillion,
Eugene Wix, William e. Ross William j.
Layton, John G.. Jester; Milford, William
N. Powders, Robert MaGolley, Thomas e.
Frazier, Charles b. Townsend.
Inc Scott Literary Society will hold a
public meeting In the Academy Hall this
evening. The programme embraces music,
defamation by Miss Landen, and an ad-
dress by the Rev. Robert Watt Of Milford.
Dover, Sept. 8O.-The eleventh annual
fair exhibition OF the Delaware State Fair
Association opens to-day at Fairview Park
and closes Friday. The outlook is consid.
cred tine for the largest and best fair ever
held on these grounds, should the weather
continue bright. The list OF horses Is
larger than eyei before III carpenters have
been busy crantins he@ stabteS 10 accom-
Gate rho iete comers. The streets OF the
Town were alive yesterday WITH reams on
the,r way to the grounds cGrr inA exhibits
OF evety description.
DOrEil Oct. i.-Sherlff Fennimore sold
yostsrlay at public sale the store-house and
dwelling OF Mrs. A. L. smithers, situated
or Locekerman street, 20 DR.. j. E. Register
for 81, 400 80.
Ffaiik mhelen fell down the steps OF the
grand stand at the fair grounds yesterday
and sprained his ankle. The wound will
keep him indoors for several weeks.
A team owned BY a man named Frame of
Ksnton became unmanaReable RGd ran
down Loockerman street and colided with
team and tore both wheels up. Frame
was arrested and lodged in JAIL for not pay
Ing for the damage done by his runaway
team.
A mall train has been put on to take the
plaes of the IL 80 eouth bound. 1t arrives
here at 8 20 p. M, and all mail recsived
Philadelphia before O'Clock Is brought
south,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02
MANUEL R1oHENBERGRR's CASE

The application of Manuel Richer
berger, northwest corner of Front and
M rSet streets, was backed BY q petition
from large number of farmers aud sew
erai county officials, who put up at his
place when in the city. There is o case
OF violation OF the Sunday laws pend ng
against him. Mr. Hayes, his counsel,
said that the liquor had been sold on
Sunday to detective, by the Dhrkesper,
while Mr.. RichenberRer was out OF towr.
Sheriff Allen said that the house was q
necessity and Mr.. Richenherger aid that
It contained 20 rooms. Pending the pro
duotion OF re oIds bearing on the viola
tiun OF the law the case was continued.
OUT OF TOWN APPLICANTS.
Elan Page. Port Penn. represented
himself. Mr.. Prickett stated that he had
been refused jicsnss two years ago,
sitter evidence Cf the most damaging
charscter. sines then DilWorth had APP
piled without SUCCESS and now Page ap-
piled again. Mr.. Page made speech in
his own defence, at the close Of WHICH
the chief justice said, Take another
one.n
Nothing had been fled against the sp-
pIication OF Auly Hill OF Blackbird.
At O'Clock court adjourned until 2.30
O'Clock.
The hearing OF applications for liquor
licenses was continued at the after
,poon's session OF court. Among the spec.
SSycrs were Ave ministers and a doz9p
SSM's, most Of them Interested In the case
IA lrtin IsonaEd. asazaa4r=:l-;;
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

The application or Michael McGillen,
southwest corner of Fourth and S5ott
streets, was for license to soil at whole
sale, IN quantities not less than half a
gallon, what is known Rs a store license.
Ihe court said that It had no right to
grant such o license unless the applicant
Intended AID had license to sell mer-
ehandise. Mr.. MoGillsn had not pro-
cured his store license, and the applica-
tion was Withdrawn. The application OF
Bernsrd Mccullough, north east corner
OF Eighth and Church streets, was also
withdrawn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-04
PROTEST..

Ma wladomosc podana W Nrze
10 R0laho 10 Ameryce, il grupa
LA Wv: MIR. Pol. W Cleve and o.
nalezy do ''Arm1i Zbawienias (Sal-
walton Army), jake pasterz paraff,
wszystkich czfonk6w wzmiankowa-
mel grupy znajacy osobiscie, odpo-
Wladam: IL AMI grupa owa jake
cafosc, 'ani tez ktorykolwiek z
czfonkow je] do ,,Armil Zbawienia"
ME II aleza} i ME nalezy, i W apo
stofoWanlu tejze ulicznem nigdy
ME mla} udzia}u. ztad o~g}oszenie
Polaho 10 Anaeryce ME W checi
przys}uzenia sic prawdzie uczynio-
ne, owszem jake koncept z}osllwy
correspondence nienaw1stnego "a
pewne gruple IA uwazane byG
wirno.
X. Il. r. Ko1aszewski
proboszcz parafii polskiej sw. Sta.
nlsfawa W Cleveland, O,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-04
MOrdOWanie Memo
what.
(DokohCzenie.)

re S%kublihska za]mowafa sic
lokowaniem dzieci w domn pod
rzutkow, widac to re z~nalezio-
nYch u mel documentary: zobo-
w12zan'a niewladome] osoby "a
p%Facen'a' opr6cz danych juz 4,
7eszcz> G"S pc oddanlu d. ecka do
domu polrzutkdw; pieciu paszpor-
tow czterech kslazek lcgitymacyj-
nych, iednei kslaak, sia2bowe1
szesciU metryk ro~uar,>vh sobiet.
czterech swiadectw domu poGrzut-
kow 0 przy]eciu dzieci, a opr6cz
tego dw6ch kwit6w kasv pogrze.
bowe].
4 ksiqg szpitala Dzleciatka
Jezus widac, re cd d. 6 lutego
1888 do tegoz dina 1890 +. uloko
wary one W domu podrzutg6w 122
dzieci, Z tych Skublihska--6. Kup-
kcwa-66, Agnicszka Zdanowska
-2l j Emilia Zdanowska-29.
Ma zasadzle tych danych, O.
raz zeznan swiadk6w: ~ Skublin-
ska. obie Zdanowskie l Kupkowa
oskarzone s4 0 to, re W l.. 1889 j
pocz2tku 1896, maj2c u siebie GU
dze, nowonarodzone d7ieci, DO
Freedmen porozumieniu pozosta-
Wiaiy nlemowleta bez op1eki mo.
rzy{y gEodem rozmyslnre, dlatego.
azeby n umlerafv, skutkiem cze.
go byfa smlerG wielkiei ich llczbv:
y What i Mileckl oskarzem sa o
ukrywanle wsp6ludziaf W tenn
rrzestepstwle.
Polkowski, jake urzednik cyr-
k"fu' dostarczaf skublihskiej swla.
dectwa ubostwa ola koblet, ktd-
rych dzlecl mlano umiesciG w do.