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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03
MYDkO BADGERA najlep-
- pytajcie o ME.
Zaburzenia koscielne
w Baltimore.

NO4ASI /
pochodzacy, dopiero jeden
miesiqc bawl W tym kraju, a
JUL daf dowod, re naleAy do
tych kapfanow, pred kt6re.
mi pismo sw. ostrzega jake
pred wilkami, w}amuiacemi
sic podstepem do cwczarni.
Ia przytutek, iaki ten ka-
plan znalazf u ks. Rodowicza,
odwdzieczyt mu sic buatowa-
MEM parafi. Potajemnie okla.
mywat Polakow, be jest przy-
sfanym re Rzymu ola sledze-
MIA postepkow ks. Rodowicza,
ma ktorego cieakie do Stollcy
apostolsklej nadesz4y szergi.
Doprowadzii wreszcie do tego,
2e parafianie IN mitingu po-
stanowlli 90 przyjac jake WI
karego do pomocy ks. Rodo-
wiczowi.
Odtad jul ks. Marszafowlcz
wystepowaf jake wlkary, kia-
mac, lie ma to stanowlsko po-
wofany zostaf "a przvzwole-
MEM ks. kardynafa Gibbon.
sa, kt6remu sic osobiscie pred
stawif - choc nigdy u kar-
dynafa ME byf.
KS. Rodowicz, poznawszy
co to "a ptaszek, kauai mu
% marca zabrac swo]e una
natki i wyniesc sic z plebanii.
rs. Marsza1owicz przeni6sl sic
do p. Zygmunta Stefanskiego,
prezydenta Komitetu kosciel-
nego cd kosclofa sw. Stani-
sfawa. Potem, w dniu 81
marca, zebrawszy gromade lu-
dzl, znowu poszedt do plebanii
sw. Stanisiawa, wzywa]ac ks.
Rodowicza, ably mu vyznaczyf
stancya, BE- go p%arafanie ma
2adanie ks. Gibbonsa przyse- J..
taja ma wikarego.
Is. Rodow1cz pojechal te~
dy re swym przyjacielem ks,
Jullanem Dutkiewlc4em do ks,
kardyna1a Gibbonsa, kt6ry IN
powledziaf, Il nigdy ME wi
dzlai tego cz1owieka. Skutkiem
tego ks. Rodow1cz wyatt war.
rant ma ks. Marszaiowicza.
policya przyszia pc piego,
lud zaczaf jej przeszkadzac w
aresztowanlu i musta1a policya
jednej kobiec:e, Bronze Beten
wiozYc kajdanki ma rece. Ko-
potem skazano ma 5000
kary pienie2nej. Poniewaz ma
termin ks. Rodowicz sic ME
stawif, kauai sedzia Sanner
ks. Marszafkowi dac sfowo.
ze wiecej do rezydencyi ks.
Rodowicza gwaltownie dobiia6
sic ME bedzie, i wyjaf sprawe
ze sadu.
Do p. Stefahskiego powle-
1ziaf ks. Marszalowlcz, il 20.
edzle 2 powrotem do Brook
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03
w !: ESQ
4 PolskIej Ojczyzny
W WINONA. MINI.
Prusy F'Olslxie
DokoncZenle),

GetmSa. 26go z. m. spalifa sic
W Grzywnie stodofa i ~stajnla ma
uczyciela Jaglelsklego. Martwy in
wentarz zginal W p1omieniach.
1orurf. Dom PREY ulicy Mos
towel nalezacy do banku pod fir
ma Dom1rski, Kalkstein, Lyskow-
ski i SIP. nabyf p. Rasmus, Was
ciciel dobr z Czernikowka w Kr6-
lestwie Polskiem, "a $4,000 m.
Przew1aszczenie ~jeszcze ME nasta-
PHO.
Kr6leWiec. Student medecyny
zostaf z tutejszego uniwersitetu
wydalony ida popierania daznosci
socyaln Cd e m O kratycz q
ny C his
" I5runiu, bank pod firma
Domlrski, Kalksteln, kyskowski,
bebacy W llkwidacy, sprzedano "a
$4,000 NIX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03

W sqdzie karmym skazano wdo.
We Margarine Topolewska z Cor
czyna ma 5 mix. kary plenleznej "a
nierozmyslne podpalenie. Dnia Is
lipza +. z. powsta} ogien W Jej do
mu mle=zkalnym W czasle kiedy
ona byia W polu ma robocie. Spod
domu ocalono, tylko dach sic spa
lii. Skutklem scis}eJ rewizyi doko-
nanej ma miejscu przez kr. komi-
SARA obwodowego, wykazafo sic,
re W komlnie zapali}y sic sadie i
ogien W czasie wielklego wiatru
przez napekniety komin dosta} sic
do dachu. Obzatowana podafa ma
obrone, re pienladze "a czyszczenle
kominiarzowi W n%alezytem czasie
zaniosfa do so}tysa. Nc to ME po-
mog}o, albowiem kazdy w%}aseiciel
odpowiedzialnym jest "a wszelkle
nledok}adnosci W budynku. Sad
PREY przyjeciu okolicznosci }agod-
dzacych wydat wyrok jak najla-
godnie]szy, ale zawsze- poteplaiacy.
z tego wynika, re tylko w%fasclciel
odpowiada "a niedostateczne "a
o~patrzenie domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03
cia. zwykfa tego rodzaiu Iudzlom,
przyznali sic do niecnego czynu.

W Mynach pod Strzelnem We
czorem o godzinle 7-mei sp}one}y
wszystkie budynki ma jednem Cos
podarstwie. Gospodarza miano IRA
zu W podejrzeniu, re to on podpa-
lii l wzieto go do wiezienia. Poz-
niej wykaza}o sic, re niewinny
zaraz go wypuszczono - tymcza-
sem pokaza}o sic, re to jakis }aze-
ga ogieh pod}ozyi. Uwieziono 60 i
mia} sic przyznat do pope}nione.
60 czynu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03
PhACCIE IA
Ameryka.

WYLEWY rzekl Mississipn,
wlelkie spustoszen,a wyrzadzaia M
Pofudnlu.-W %aconla, W powiecie
Desha, W Arkansas, jest zalanych
wod2 20 tysiecy ARROW. Gruntom.
pofozonym mad ujsciem tel rzekl
od V~lcksburg do Shreveport i He
lena, a nawet do New Orleans ORC.
II spustoszenie.
~POLICYANTOWI Tomaszo-
WI Razlhskiemu W Chicago, z %
stacy policyjnej, grozi wydalenie
re study "a to, re wy1udzl1 cd
Marvanny Budzik $40, o]biecuiac.
IL sic 2 nl2 ozeni. Sedzia Going
swoJa droga skazaf go ma zwroce.
ME tel sunny ma rece poszkodowa.
nej.
w NEW YORKU skazanv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03

W Lessnie p. aptekarzowi FL
lixowl Alk1ewiczowl kr. rejencya
udzielifa pozwolenla ma admin
strowanie apteki Wimmera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03
Galicya.

Pierwszy Stub W jezyku pol
skim z przemowa W lynne jezyku
odbyf sic W lwowskim zborze IL
%raellckim, %. I'm. Dawaf go ba-
wiacy tn wIasnie rabln Zofl Dan
kowicz dr.. Emilowl Parnesowi i
pannie ROXY Schaffownle. W So
bote rabin Dankowicz mia1 kaza-
ME polskie W b6znicy PREY ul.
Zo}kiewskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03

I1ybunaf sqdu przysieg}ych W
Z}oczowie zasadzi4 Piotra Olejnika
z Bllchu, W powiecie zfoczowskim,
volta by1ego pos4a do rady pan
silva i SeJmu "a pobudzane do
nlenawisci przeciw narodowosci
polskiej, ma kare 3 miesiecy scisle-
60 aresztu. Olejnlk, zastawszy
zgromadzonych u pewnej Who's
cianki i spiewajacych koronki,
}aial ich hanbiacemi s}owy, VIOLA
JAG: ME spiwajte pc polskl
nshajom Polszczu" = a polska
kslazke do modlenla, wydar4szy z
rak w1osclanki, wyrzucif ma ullce.
Z Krakoa0a otrzymuje Der.
dopesze nastepujacel tresci:
U wlelu student6w odbyto rewizye;
wielu u Mich aresztowano. w Pra-
DE czesklej urzadzilo okolo 800
czeskich student6w z powodu re-
legowania Jednego komilitona pred
mieszkaniami trzech %profesorow
muzyke. Dzlesieciu studen-
aresztowano.
Z hwoeca W Galicyi donosza,
ze onegdaj wybuchnqf pozar W
gmachu tamtejszego konwiktu 90.
Jezuitow. Move skrzyd1o sp}onefo
1~oszczetnje, konwikt ocalony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03

zosta} Stanislaw Borkiewicz, ktory
mieni SIG rosyjskim hrabia, ma 25
lat wlezienia "a kradziez kleinotow
w Buckingham hotelu.
CYCLONE w LOUISVILLE.
w dniu % marca, kr6tko pc 60
dzlpie 8, nawiedzi1 okropny IRA
gan miasto Louisville w Kentucky,
! W kilku minutach ~zniszczyl $500
budynkow. Ca}y 'dworzec koleiowy
unleslony zostaf z Fundamental i
rzucony do rzeki Ohio, porywaiac
re SODA pociaag kolejowy. Wielki
gmach z hala do tanc6w, zwany
Falls City Hall, zupe}nie zostaf
zburony. w hall by}a w1asnie "a
bawa i przeszfo 100 ludzi zosta4o
zasypanych gruzaml-z tych ledwie
10 osob ocalifo. w wielu obalo-
nych domach powstaf ogien i mic.
szkancy ich spalili sic.
MYDkO BADGERA najlep-
SIZE - pytajcie O ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03

NEW YORKU skazanv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03

ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-17
Remarkable Pieces of Cutlery.

"Yes," said a Main street hardware
dealer, that is the largest knife IN
America. II was made to order by u
frm in Germany. One man did the
whole job, and it took him just a
year"
The knife in question is known to
almost every person in Cincinnati, and
perhaps for 100 miles round. II has
ifty-six blades and is a chest OF tools
in itself, containing anything from a
slender tootbpick or a cigar punch TO a
pair Of scissors or a handsaw. The
handle is Of tortoise shell and the
movable parts are gold plated. 1t
weighs thirteen pounds, and a modest
card says. For sale. $500"
That is not the largest In the world,
though" continued the dealer. iona
than Crookes invented and made a
unique and superb specimen Of cutlery
In the shape Of a knife with 1921
blades, which has been the wonder Of
the world Of cutters. He then worked
for Joseph Rodgers, of Sheffield. Eng.
land, who now has the big knife in his
possession but Crookes has since started
up in business for'himse!f, and with his
old employer and George Wostenholm
has made Sheffield famous for it, cut
lery. "-Cincinnati Times-Star
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-17
Wall Paper is Cheap.

Wall paper is turned out now at
prices that are little less than absurd.
Nobody eve thinks of paying the ad-
vertised price for wall papers any more
than for a piano in these days. An
owner who was papering a large up
town apartment house recently made
up his mind that the paper hangers es-
innate was too heavy. He called on
an architect with whom he was ac-
quainted, and the two mel went to a
large wholesale place in Seventh ave.
nue., where he found that he could buy
the paper for which he had been charged
seventy cents by thu paper hanger for
thirty-two cents. Then he went to the
factory, where the same paper was of.
fered linn in quantity at nineteen cents
a roll. He subsequently called on his
architect friend, who bought the paper
i'm his own name for sixteen cents a
roll. York Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-17
auEeR KINDS OF COINS.
Interesting by Reason Of Their Age and
for various Other Causes.

Interesting by Reason Of Their Age and
for various other Causes.
Here is the Oldest coin ever made
N the World" said a collector. 1T was
made about the year 700 B. c. in
Egina, and you will observe that the
design in high relief represents a tor
toise crawling across the face of the
piece. You VIII not find any date upon
1t, because no coin vas dated prior &c
400 years ago. The most beautiful coin
ever made, in my opinion, is this silver
piece of Macedonia, which was current
in Macedon, now Constantinople, 500
years before Christ, or 200 years earlier
than the time of Alexander the Great.
Though its face value is only tifty-three
cents the coin is worth a price today
that would astonish you.
Here is a specimen of the coin OF
the smallest value ever issued. 1t is the
mite. 80 called, such as the widow of
the Bible story dropped into the slot
for the poor. though il was her last
one. One-tiftieth of a cent il vas
worth. and YOU observe that its
shape is hexagonal Close by you will
notice a piece Of money worth 1920. 1t
is simply n rectar yular piece of gold,
stamped with TIL characters of China,
from which country it comes. Jumps
of gold are use ! in China for currency
of large demon nations.
''Tlvs coin wththe head Of the beauti-
full woman upon it, so eSquisitely de-
signed. was inted in Egypt during the
reign Of Ptoleiny Philadelphus, 2,2i9
years before Christ. The lovely head is
a likeness Of P~tolemy's wife and queen,
Asonoe. who was grandmother by six
move % the famous Cleopatra. /
put it that way because there were in
reality several Cleopatras, though most
people Imagine that there was but one.
Here is a gold piece that vas issued
by Darius the Great before the children
Of Israel returned from the captivity.
This is something comparatively mod
em-the marriage piece of Ferdinand
and Isabella. issued to celebrate their
union some time before Columbus dis.
covered America. Here is the smallest
coin ever issued-the th~irty-second Of a
ducat, minted in the year \. ID. 1860,
in the free city of Nuremberg. 1t was
worth sever and a quarter cents. BY
the way, the Swiss it was who first put
dates on their coins.
perhaps the funniest coins in the
world are those roundish, irregular
Jumps of silver from Siam. running
down from the bigness of a walnut to
the size of a buckshot. according to
value represented. You will notice
from the display Of United States coins
in this other ease that during the first
year when We coined money in this
country. in l192, we had nothing hut
copper. In 1874 We obtained some sill
yer from Mexico. and two kinds Of sil-
yer coins appeared. Not till 1875 iid
we haS gold coins. consequent upon
the discovery of the precious metal in
different parts of the United States."-
Washington Star.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-17
Thoughts of Animais

Animals must frequently be sur
prised at receiving punishment for
their good when they are innocent Of
intentional wrongdoing. Puss, in her
kitten days, steals a hit of tempting
fish from tie table, and has her ears
boxed. She is a wiser eat from that
time, as well as n sadder one at the
moment. One can imagine her retreat
ing to the woodshed 10 think it over
after the blow has fallen. Perhaps she
bewails her sad fate, and exclaims
against its cruelty, as we all do when
We have sinned thr ough ignorance and
not escaped the penalty. - Youths
Companion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-17
THE ODELL
Type Writer

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press, it produces sharp, clean, lcgibl, manu-.
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-17
The japanese Way Of Doing Things.

In Japan babies are carried not in
the arms, but upon the back. Etiquette
compels the removal of the shoes rather
than the dofing Of the hat. Boats are
stranded with their sterns, instead Of
their prows, on the shores. Instead Of
saying northeast or southeast, the Jap
anese say eastnorth or westsouth. Wine
Is always drunk before, not after din.
ner, and sweets are served before the
substantial viands of a meal. In all
books the footnotes occur at the top Of
the page; keys turn 10 the left, carpen-
ters plane toward the body instead Of
outward. and in cash accounts the fig
ures are written first and the correspond
ing item next.
The Japanese mount the horse from
the right side, the harness IL fastened
In all parts on that side, and the mane
h brushed and made to grow that way.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-17
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tor st Roam .. : f.. Broad way, Butte.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-17

In his stall the morse is placed with his
head outward. and his food is always
served at the stable door from a tub.
In Japan women fall in love with act
ors, but never a man with an actress.
Among japanese women the peuehant
Is to sew on laces. cuffs and frilis topsy
turvy and wrong side out.-Cor. Chi.
cago News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-17

Singleton-lt's a wonder to me that
more women are not robbed when they
carry their purses SO openly in their
hands.
Doubleday-If you were married,
and knew what they carry in those
purses, you would not make such a re-
mari. Puck.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-17

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-17
n for Him.

Arthur Q. Bunco-Where do you
live when you are at home, Silasa
silas Wiley-Ter hum, Of course.
Wherc'd yer 'sposel- Life.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-19

He IL Struck BY Heavy Piece Of Metal and
Seriously Injured.

Butte, June 12. = The Hon. Lee
Mantle met with very serious acci.
dent about ) O'Clock this evening. lie
was inspecting the new machinery OF
the Silver Bow Electric Light com.
pany's works, of which he is one OF the
directors, ana intended to witness the
starting up OF the new works.
The engineer set the machinery in
motion, but had blundered in making
connection with some OF the pipes.
As soon rs the steam with its 500
pound pressure found ITS way to the
improper connection, n piece of pipe
sixteen feet long and six inches in di-
ameter was blown from its position
and hurled with tremendous force
through the partition into the next
room. Mr.. Mantle was in the room.
lie was fairly struck and buried b,.-
meath the big piece Of metal. lie re-
ceived "a deep cut on the side Of his
head. His back and right leg are
badly bruised. and it l. feared he has
also sustained internal injuries. lie
was taken to his residence. and DIR.
Hough is waiting upon the helpless
man. The doctor has refused every
one admittance to Mr.. Mantle's room.
lie told your correspondent that he
could not speak Of the probabilities oi
the INJURIES until tomorrow morning.
1t is feared that the wound on the
head is dangerous, and the spit ing al
blood Is another source of alarm.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-19
JUDITH VALLEY LOCALS.

Taylor Allen "f Itira has gone east nn !,
| visit.
Jesse Phelps has returned from - living
visit To Helena.
Mrs. Hamilton of Sage creek is visiting
her old home in Vermont.
Miss De Con was visiting last week with
Mrs. Ensign Sweet Of Utica.
Johnny Matthias has been inst allied head
salesman in the Utica store.
Frank Plunkett has sold his ranch to :.
). Hobson. The property adieins Mr..
Ifobson's home place ON the south.
Miss Eliza David Of Paradise valley has
returned home from a short visit with her
| sister, Miss Edith, teacher Of the Lewis
| school.
about-town Of the sporting center, has cut
adrift from Utica and esta blished his Lares
| and Penates in the thriving mining camp OF
Yego.
Maurice Sullivan. Fergus county's ath.
letic sheriff. with his deputy, Billy Shaules,
was IN town several Tunes last week. by
the way quite "a romantic story of the
Var'e" '''e "i ,he courageous bi''y Is now
going the rounds Of the state press.
The Pbilbrook Jockey club have had "a
force Of men at work during the past week
ON their new track. IL is situated ON the
bench, about one-half mile from town.
Their coming meeting on Friday. the Goth
inst'' promises 10 dc wen attended
Five only Of the original twenty two
members of the Judith Roundup associa-
tion will remain upon the old range The
balance will go to the Milk river valley.
The present roundup have already gath
cred 5000 head aud in three divisions have
started them toward their pastures new.
Our fellow-townsman. George stone. has
demonstrated his courage bevopd the per
adventure Of a doubt. Some time ago.
with the aid of "a vicious broncho. he came
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-19

further hope that the AHGus management
will judiciously thunp their devil aud sui :
reptiti"usly place an energetic cathariic in
the way ri all intermediate pustoflicrs.
Monday morning last while the Iudith
roundup was loratrd at the upper corral
on Louise creek u misunderstanding arose
b-tween two "punchers that came near
staining ia carmine the grass L-deck-,l sol
of that localty. The episode was srra
stoned 10y the appearance, of one oi the boys
enjoying the luxury of u clean fare towel.
Now. it so hapIened that another man uas
the proud possessor of a clean towel of like
form aud design, aud not dreaming of the
possibility oi their being two immaculate
towels at one aud the same time ia all the
camp. he surrepiiti"usly captured aud bod
lily removed this symbol of cleanliness To-
his own tent. Ne. followed up the alb
dnetor, but No. > drew his gun whereupon
No. retreaied IN disorder. Hostiliti.s
were suspended. eNplanaiio IONS followed. mi
AZ present all is serrne on the Potion W.
mean Louise creek. Al,s ior the ameniiie-
oi COW punching
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-19

troops in the Cheyenne settlement
Secretary Noble said he was about to
ask congress for an appropriation of
5000 to remove the Cheyennes To
the Sioux reservation. in South Da-
kota, and that he would open neeot in
tions for ut least temporary peace.
To this Mr.. Carter replied that unless
the Cheyennes We're stayed in their
blood-thirsty work, the COW boys
would take them in hand, and there
would be no Indians with whom to
negotiate. Ii the government will call
for recruits from ranchmen and COW
boys the Cheyenne uprising will be
quickly settled The Indians will have
use for sonnet hing else besides clubs. -