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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
PRACTICALLY RESIGNED.
A Defective Furnace Prevents a Formal
Declaration Yesterday.

The announcement of the resigna-
ton of Rev. Dr.. Kerr b. Tupper III this
mornings TELEGRAM-HERALD would be
technically premature, and practically
correct. While it is true that the resig-
nation is now on paper, it has not yet
been officially presented. On Friday
evening, the doctor called the chief
men Of his church together for an
informal talk upon the mat
ter, and at that time stated
that his purpose to accept the call to
Denver, Colorado, was IL settled one.
This being the case, there was nothing
to do but to prepare for the inevitable.
1t was arranged and understood at the
Friday evening meeting that the resig-
nation was to be presented formally to
the congregation on Sunday morning,
ann the document was accordingly pre-
pared for that purpose. But failure OF
the heating apparatus of the Fountain
street Church early Sunday morning
effectually closed that house of worship
for the day, and no congregation con-
vened to receive the resignation or for
any other purpose. The document will
be carefully preserved for use at the
Wednesday evening meeting, at which
time it will be formally presented.
The terms of the resignation are not
known in detail, although the TELE-
GRAM-HERALD can state that It Is de-
signed 20 take effect at a very early
date, so as to permit the doctor to
make brief visit East and take pos
session of his new parsonage by the lst
of April.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

Jacob Walker Is in a sort Of tx from
which only very fancy explanations
viii extricate him. Yesterday afternoon
the family of Hendrick Moe-mann. liv-
ing at 4 a Spring St, went TO church,
locking the house aud leaving It alone
During their absence a man was seen
by the neighbOrs 70 enter the house,
using a key for that purpose. When
N0ermann returned he was informed
Of the occurrence, and search re-
vealed the fact that s35 IN money was
missing. The department was immedl-
stelY notified, aud a search for the
burglar began It vas but a short time
before Jacob Walker was arrested on
suspicion Of being the man wanted.
He was found at Green's boarding
housc. on fonia-st. Money was found
en- his person which exactly correspond
ed With the denonli nations of the lost
money. Walker passed the night AZ
headquarters. and vii be invest gated
+ntav
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
A spl~aaia Opportunity.

Wander welp, Benjamin Bros. a Co,
81 Aonroe-st., viii this week have q
great sale OF men's plain and fancy
worsted suits that are worth Sls.0o.
S2O.00 and S22 80 each. During the
week these goods will be sold al the
unusually low price OF sl5.0o each.
They are Ia black and blue eoloTs, and
sack coat and one and three button
cutaways. Here is splendid oPpof-
tunity Of securing fine sprng solt at
a very low figure.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
TOWN TOPICS.


Saturday WAS pay day a. the G. B. &
{. general Offices.
The G. h. 81. Company has cut and
shlpped l45o carloads Of ice up 70 date.
The strike or the ice-eutteEs At ilfe
lake. last week, Was Dstisated -
whisky.
A benefit viii be giyen A. c. Rankin
Al Good Templars' Hall tonight. Geo.
a. smith Nill sing.
Eighty one IN hospital or On the siek
list AZ the soldiers Home. Dr. stevens
has his bands full.
HI Potts, the Grand Haven editor
and funny man, = 10 lecture At the
Ames 81. Z. Church shortly.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Society
Will hold their meeting AT A. -. L. w
hall, Friday evening, March z.
A horse was stricken with paralysis
last evening on the Bridge-st, bridge,
and inpeded travel for time.
John T. Hiler vii probably take
charge OF the Church Choir OF the
United Brethren n south Grand
Rapids.
Dr. Holmes, the dentist. slipped and
feil last Friday evening, lnJurng his
left arm 50 severely that he will not be
able 70 be ia his office for few days.
~Kiss Not" q charmingly written
poem. has been set 70 music by Francis
Campbell, Of this city, and Is sure TO
become popular, as II IS written III a
catchy" vein.
Mrs. Katie Newman, Saturday. gave
% Jacob Barth = chattel mortgage for
q .s53. 65 on the stock of goods IN the
Harry Newman store, on Caual-st.,
purchased OF Daniels & Ives, OF Detroit.
The Detroit and Cleveland Steam
Navigation Company announce that
navigation IS now open between Detroit
aud Cleveland. Navigation on Lake
Huron VIII probably open about March
20.
The funeral of Keyren Whalen will
take place from st. James Church this
morning at $50. The pall-bearers will
be Thomas Moran, Richard MeGann,
John Cullen, Capt. John Johnson, VIM.
Whalen.
Rev. Mr.. Tilley. of Vaudeville. FORM
erly Baptist clergyman IN this city
Will speak this evening at Emmanuel
Bapts. Church on North College-ave.
on the subject "The Life and Labors OF
Spurgeon,"
George w. Locke, once of Grand
Rapids, now of the Kalamazoo Gazette
and wife, are in town. Mrs. Locke wa:
so unfortunate as TO lose her pocket
book, containing $40, IN a street car
yesterday.
The Board OF Review and Equaliza
ton and City Attorney Taylor are busy
footing up the assessed valuation ol
Third ward property, TO be used in the
trial of the Welleman case IN the
superior court.
During the past few weeks there have
.Deen nineteen members added TO tn,
Second Baptist Church, under Rev. Var
kirk's ministry, several OF these by con
versions. And there are TO be morl
baptlsms on the 9th.
The Burns Club social was mos
enjoyable affair. About one hundred
were in attendance, and dancing
music, card-playlng and an excellen
lunch were enjoyed 10 the fullest ex.
tent. The debris went to the L. B. A
Home.
In the great contest between Justic,
Walsh's court and Justice Hydorn
wherein a certain suitOr asked that cer
tam money be replevined out o
Hydorn's court, judgment was ren
dered Saturday. The money stays wit
HydOrn.
This afternoon, at 2:30 O'Clock,
sister and brother Will be buried at tn
same time. Gustave Christ and hi
sister Eliza died, the former on Satul
day and the latter on Friday. Tn
brother was 90, and the sister was I
years of age.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

The clergymen of the city united
with the congregation Of the wealthy
ave Baptist Church in holding wenlor-
ial services IN honor Of the late Rev.
pr. Donnelly, The church vas crowded
and the services we're interesting and
impressive. Resolutions Of respect
were read by c. A. Picsel snd the TIL
rarAM-HFRAID tired hard to get posses
Son 0f them for pUb6cateon but was
~afused as Mr.. Pickeii desired % have
fbern published IN the Church paper
Rsf,rs they are published anywhere
Csc. The program n ceremonies IS
nrbf-hed 10 this paper Saturday morn
was literally carried cut.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

And invest il 70 the bssE advantage
How Buy stock ia tie Old an reaalale
Valley City Building and Loan Assoca2-
ton. THIS Assoc alton opens rs sixtn
series Monday, March 5.
III. NJ HoUskxAS, Secretary.
Rooms and 5, New Hoeseman
Building.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
"wait, Wait and See."

Within the next two weeks you will
have the best opportunity to see the
latest STYLES and nobbiest spring nil
linery that ever were brought TO this
city at Berwin's Millinery Parlors, u
Canal-st., of which you viii receive due
notice through our city papers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

WAsangFos, March 3-F0r LoWex
Michigan: Warner far weather. south-
erIY winds. For Upper Michigan. Far
weather. variable wlnes; sligatly warm
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

If you want to buy home, or save
and invest your moneg, buy stock IN
the 9th series of the Valley City Build
ing and Loan Association, which opens
on Monday, March 3.
NJ. VI. HoUsEMAN. Secretary.
Rooms and 8, New Houseman
Building.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

The Valley City Building and Loan
Association opens its sixth series Mon
dav, March 3. Call on the secretary,
NJ. NJ. Houseman. Rooms and <, New
Houseman Building, and secure some
stock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

Stock in the Valley City Building and
Loan Association. We open our sixth
series Monday, March 8.
VI. M HoUsENAN, Secretary.
Rooms and s, New Houseman build
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

For flat-top office desks, for $3.50,
solid oak, go TO Vinegar FURNITURE CON-
pany.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

Special Sale of Irish Linen Writing
Paper. 0ne-quarter ream. octave size,
together with tiye packs OF envelopes
for 81 commercial size, Sl.25.
GEO. A. HALL & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

The Chiidren's Athlete Class, Of the
owashtanong Club. = n1akIng wonder
ful progress IN the Saturday sfternoou
drll and IN the near future it e pro-
posed IN invite the mothers snd sisters
of the little fellows IN - see how skill
ful they have already become. The
boys take to IS ss naturally "a ducks
take = water ard srs ever eager for
t1eI day &C. come
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

forr Mcdowell from
sfehee
Dssspt
. The SoBfhC Conxrsz
Nehgah Let Gats sS1s0h '' o. s's'' pa e.
pa o
from .
-e1 srs uan pse ro r.
6fr
g. Il oa ~
o'' y. easrE
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

A fne assortment, With six warp
Just received. Sold Al reasonable
Drlees. ADAMS 4 Co.
50 Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

For draperies, turcoman or chenille,
from 81 10 SO per pair, go 10 Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
FLETCHER'S FAREWELL.
The Press Club Banquet at the Owash-
tanong Club Last Night.


tanong Club Last Night.
The Press Club rendered a compli-
mentary banquet to Thomas w.
Fletcher, at the Owashtanong Club
rooms last evening, and jolly crew of
the newspaper men were assembled
there 10 pay their respects to their
old friend and co-iaborer. There were
present besides Mr.. Fletcher, w. J.
Sproat, c. A. Cotton. Fred Adams, B.
n. Butler, T.. s. Somes, Bert Hall, w.
:. Stevens, John ID. Mcintyre, Charles
Emerson, }. J. Emery, At ). White,
Alfred Il. Tozer, L. X. Hunt and Geo.
b. Catlln, of the city press, and George
W. Locke, of the Kalamazoo Gazette.
The table was handsomely decorated
with palms, smilax and begonias by
Caterer SHETLAND, and a magnificent
tray of choice roses and carnations was
presented to the club by i. r. Rem
wick q Co., the Monroe street florists.
The roses were sent TO Mrs. Fletcher
after the exercises were over with. The
banquet furnished was one of Sweet
lands best, and that is saying a great
deal. The following is the bill of
fare
Little Neck CLANS.
Anchoyies. Stuffed olives.
Stewed Terrapin.
Brook Trout.
Fiuet of Beef. with Mushrooms.
Creamed Potatoes.
Cigarettes.
Teal Duck, with French Peas and Asparagus.
strawberries
Vanilla Ice Cream.
Coffee and Crusts.
Cigars.
During the banquet short speeches
were made by all members of the press
present. and Mr.. Fletcher responded, =,
expressing his regret at severing the IN
innate ASSOCIATION he has mad for so
many years with most of those present.
tie started in his usually iOcular way,
hut nearly broke down before ne was
through, he was so overcome with emo
ton.
The following resolutions were sub
mItted by Fred Adams, and were adopt
ed by those present.
WHEREAS. Some internal spirits over
which We have no power have possessed
themselves of the mind of our esteemed
friend and cO-lsboTer, Thomas W.
( Fletcher. and have conspired TO un-
balance that great intellect to such an
extent that be has decided to remove
his presence from amongst US; and,
WHEREAS, He IS about TO seek a new
field of labor among the hOwling der
wishes of the Detroit press, be It there
fore
Rsso}ae9, That We, his friends IN COM
munion here assembled. do hereby ex-
/ press our sincere regret a. the loss We
have sustained, and extend to him a
I hearty wish that he may experience IN
bounded success IN his new work, and
that "turu rule may never be placed
upon his Joy.
The remainder Of the evening was
+ spent IN recsl ling the funny experiences
81 the Old timers, and Messrs. Tozer,
I White and Fletcher kept the company
I n roar Of laughter for the greater
. part Of the evening
Cotton entertained the olub By sing-
I .ns Anne Laurie, and Fred ADAMS
{ sang a spanish aIr.
The company separated - II O'Clock.
f wishing Mr. Fletcher success and pros
i perlry n tae new feld Of his lse0Ts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

For cheval mirrors, SIS 10 81 30, go
10 Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

For a Pillar extension table. with oak
finish, for Sc, go 10 Vinegar Furniture
COmpanV
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

Quality wins. The fine elegant favor of any
Toss Up Cigar is not perccptbl in the
other sc cigar, and only In this best grade OF
Ice cigars.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

Rooms
Building.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

Look at these pictures What do you want
shoes for? 10 look well on the foot, or 10 looh
well when held in the hand?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
Nowiny z Ameryki.

ZESZkY TYDZIEN mama
czy} sic niemile szczeg6lnlej ola
robotnik6w z powodu zbyt wiel-
klego goraca. q wszystkich stron
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, a szczegol-
niej Z P6lnocy i stan6w srodko-
wych donosza 0 przechodzacych lOO
stopn1 upaiach, kt6rych otiara pa
dfo wlelu ludzi.
w samem Chicago zmar}o z
powodu goraca kilkadzleslat
osob, a wiele razonych promlenia-
mi sfohca ley ciezko chorych.
R6wniez u%cierpieli wiele wszy Soy
robotnrcy pracu72cy pod go'ym
nlebem, jak W kamieniofomach
skiadach desek i. t. p. Najszcze
sliwszymi ludzmi w zesz}ym tygo'
dnlu byli z pewnoscia g6rnlcy-
no i CT bogacze, kt6rzy piekne
rezydencye moga sztuczn'e chic
dzlc.
Dunbar, Pa Dotychczas niezdofa-
no ~jeszcze dobit sic do llieszcze
sllwych gornik6w zasypanych "
tamtejszei kopaln1, / juz stracont
| nadzieie wydostania ieh zyWvch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
Tx CODHEENNY.:

We Warszawie tax plsze o
Bismarcku: wv iak straszny i
originality sposdb mszcz2 sic
nastepstwa "a dokonane biedy,
masz przyk}ad chotDy ma Ks. Bis.
marcku. Radzl} on duslc wroga ,az
mu usta zbieleja", on nazywaf SIG
.,mezem krwi zelaza." | patrz'
lax zemscj4 sig mad nm natural
nv bieg rzeczy. Cztowiek ten, a
zeby zwalczyd swo'ch przeclwnl-
k6w. zas}aniaf SIC osob2 monar-
civ. | ot6z, monarcha zdmuchn2f
90 iak Iojow2 swiece: CA}owiek
fen W czasie rzad6w kryf sic 2
planami nawet pred swolm mo-
codawca, a dis plany swoJe opo-
wiada dzlennikarzom, ktorymi przez
20 lat pogardza}. Czfowlek ten
aawsze knuf przeciw Francy1,
Rosyi, a dis ohce i'm doTleSc "a "a
pomooa dziennikarzy, re pyl loh
sta}ym przyiaclelem. Gdypy luq Ein
chciell sic mscl6 ma ksiec'u DIS,
marcku, zwaliIiby ma nlego ohyo'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
GK1lu1 m RzKdY
W polskiej koaoni3
e 0 z N A N .
" Clark County. wis.

W CA8rk County, WIS.,
Okolica ia jest poros1a pig.
knym lasem. Rola jest pszenny
czarnozlem z t}usta glina pod spo.
dem. Grunta to lea cd /, A do
5 mil anglelskich cd miasta, targu,
koleji i koscio}a oddalone. Wszel.
kie gatunk1 tax zimowego iak i
latowego zboza tam sig udawaja.
Kukurudza (corn) oraz wszelkie
warzywa tam chodujY. Drzewo
porzadkowe i ma opal sprzedac
MONA W pobliskiem miasteczku
kazdego czasu "a got6wke. Dobrej
woody jest dose i zawsze pod do
statkiem, W wielu miejscach znaj-
duja sic strumykl, wzd}uz kt6-
rych So piekne %pastwiska i }aki.
Bagien, kamieni i g6r tam ME ma.
Polacy W oKolicy tel juz zamieszku-
ja, 9 W ich poblizu ~ieszcze grunt ma
sprzedaz many. Cena gruntu jest
Cd $500 do $1,000 "a akier. Pier.
VISA wp}ata Ia grunta to jest 1
dollar cd akra, reszta zas p}atna
W 4 lub5 ratach rocznych. Kupu-
jacym grunt cd mas dajemy do
kontraktu abstrakt ably sig przeko-
nae mog]i, il kupili grunt cd Was
cieli. Wolna jazda ola wszystkich,
kt6rzy HAWAII gruntu kupia.
MapY, opisyi blizsze s~zczeg6ly 0
tyth gruntach p~rzesylaja bezp}at-
ME "a odebran1em adresu.
& 412 Mitchell utica
MIL WAUKEE, WIS.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03

1ahcuch g6r, albo GAIA moe plo-
runow. Naturally zas beg rzeczy
przywall} go tylko smiesznoscla.
Ten sam Rad, stworzony przez
ksfecia Bismarcka, dzls wypiera
sia znim sp6lnictwa. TAX natura
msci sic "a gwafcenle lej praw !
pokazuj e, 70 tw6rcy nauki oWal-
XII 0 byt" nawet ME gina W walce,
lecz W upokorzeniu."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
D.JAl BEL
HUMORYSTYCZNE PISMO

ILUSTROW
wychodzl CO tydzieh W Krakowie
w Galicyi, o 16 stronlcach, i ko-
sztuje " Ameryce uylko $500,
ktora to kwote trzeba opiacic z
CORY.
Adres Redakcyi i Administracyi,
Djabef, Krakow, Kazmierz, Mr.. %:
Europe, Austrya. (Galicya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03

siano-z preryj $780,; No. l $500;
tymotka 5000
Mas}o-Extra creamery, 14@15c.;
dairy 1O@12c.;
Pszenica, No. 2, Spring, sSa@S9c.;
No. /. Northern. IS
Korn-No. 8 53c.
Owies-No. 2 bia}y oslo.
Zyto-No. l. 1850.
Jeczmlen-No. 2, 473c,
Jaia-swieze. lie.
Pszenica-Nr. / hard S9c; Mr.. l
Northern SSic; Mr.. 2 Northern,
S69c.
Horn, nalezycle n,ieszany 323c;
Owes, Mr.. 2 oslo.
observation-disclosures.
Siano -s13.@sl3.50
Siemie s1.39@1.40
Maslo 9@14c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
Ceny targ0We

w up "A.
Maka: Winona Patent $500.
Straight $3.50; Nr. l Bakers s4.o0
Common Bakers 1915
Pasza. z kornu- $500 ia
beczke
PSF AM. 1 wiosenna 76c;
Mr.. 2wiosenna73c;zim
O W s. % a 24c.
Korn ~
Jcczm1eh Mr.. 2, 45c; Nr3, 35
a 40 c.
,Jaia, 1Oc.
treby y: shorts bran $1,000
shorts $11.O0, middlings $1,000
feed SIG a ~.
w e1na: srednia prana25 a 25;
lichsza % a %; n~ieprana 16 a 20.
Lnia S lem e-$1.15 buszel
Slano dzikie So - 600.
swleza tymotka $4,000
K oniczyna $3.OO.buszel.
T y IN o ka SLID buszel.
| Mod s a 12c.
Kury zywe 4 c., ~kurczeta &c.
M1eso rzeanik6 W: Syn.
ka wedzona 1910. skopowina TO-,
wieprzowina Sc, woiowina &C.,
clelecina SC.
Bob $l.25 buszel.
Mas4o 10 do i23 c:
Kartofle 25 a 30buszel
Pszenlca-No. 2, Spring, 92092Ic.
No. 3 Spring TS@S5c.; No. 2
red, 92@923c.
Korn-No. 2 $500.
Owies-No. 2, 264c.
Zyto-No. 2, 53c.
Jcczmieh-No. 3, 55057c.
Lmane siemie-na l., 1.45c.
Maslo-Elgin creamery 23!@24e.
!. Western creamery 2O@22c.
Jaja-12012lc.
< Pszenica-No. 1 hard, 90091c.;
, No. 1 Northern, S9WG0c.; No. :
northern; S6@87c.
: Korn-No. 8, bic.
Owies-No. 2 micszany, DC;
4 No. 2 blaly, 2S!0293c.; No. 3
i bialy 26W29c.
a Jeczmieh-No. 2, 50@55c.; No
3, 4O@45c.
e Xylo-No. 2, SIC.
Ground Feed-No.1 ,$13.25W13.5
Otreby-Bulk, $9.5o@S10.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
Doktorowei Kuhn


Magnetyczns DIVA k0rzenna
uz 20 lat 2nana a o
S kutecznc i e karst w {.
Widzla4am przez 6lugle lata codzien
ME, re wyleczenie jest latwem, jezeli
SIG znajdzie st6sowne lekarstwo, a mo.
lei magnetycznej oliwy ~jeszcze zadne
lekarstwo W AmeryCe ME ~przesadzilo.
Codziennic ~przychodz9 do mnie ludzie,
sksrzacy sie,iz wydali $50, $500 Tub $1,000
ma leEarstwa, a Jednak i'm sic ME po-
lepszylo. 1'ysiace ludzi niedorzeczna
kuracya do ryc:nlego wtr4ca grobu. W
przypadkach, W kloryci miano rebic
operacye zagraza'ace zyciu, ia W kr6t-
kim czasie c~ierpjacych wyleczylam. Lee
karstwa mole lstotnie lecza niemal
wszystkie Zsstarza4e choroby. jak reu-
matyzm, ubezw4adnienie czlonk6w, b6le
W krzyzach, neuralgia, raka, kr6tki
oddech. homo!o;dy, ciAoloby watrobia-
ne i zo}adkowe, zoltaczke, katar, wy
cienczennic, b0l w piersiach i rlucaeh,
cierpicnin ne.wowc, ;oita malaryczna
fcbre, cierpicnia serca. Dol g}owy, pn-
chine wodna, k6l zebow, gluchote;
krup diftcrya. ciiolere, zarazliwe cho-
roby p4ciowe, zaDal"nic wsZelkich ma
brzmia}cEci, wiolka chorote chorc o.
czy i t. p Jezcli kto zalruty zostal
przez ukas&cnie zmiji Tub psa, n!echaj
potrze rane moia magnetyczna Olivia a
ia TRUCKING zniszczy. Cudownem moJem
lekalstwem ratowu|an, Cd su,ierci ty.
STAGE ludzi, i ci p~ow!adajac, il to maj
j. psza r2ecz ma swiecie.
Ksiazeezke Z obiasnleniami o mo-
jem lekarstwie. kaz&emu przesle darmo'
Cena korzennej magnctycznej ollWy
$500 paezka, lub trey paczki 20 S. CO.
Pieniadze nalezy przes}ac W listacf
rcgistrowanych.
Gl6wny offs: 2eO2 East Baltimore
' Str, Baltimore, Md.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
ZAPkACILI
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Menasha J6zef Domagalski, 200
Franc. Landui 100
Jan Kurowskl 100
=, Jan Daniszewski 2,OO
Shenandoh ,RomanSmoczyEskl2,0o
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Bessemer, Frank Mayer 2,Oo
,, Ignacy Rybicki 2,0o
), MARGIN KaczmarzynsSl 2,OO
Jacob Torzewskl 2,OO
:, Frank Pianowskl 2,OO
Wincenty Powerskl 2,Oo
Morathon Jan Starzynskl. 2,oo
La Crosse Jan Rogowskl l'oo
Ironwood. J6zef Kropidlowskl 2,oS
.J6zef Kozio}ek, 200
Bernard Kolinski, 200
Michal Framskl 200
, Albert Wfoszczynskl 2,oo
:, Jan Paw1owski 2,oo
St. Cloud, MIMI Jozef Czyzan 2,oo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03

Nauczyciel iorga-
nista p%oszukuje miej
sea.
Mlody nlezonaty Polak, i
wy1szem wyksztalcenlem, VITA
dajacy angielskim jezyklem i
mowiacy nieco pc nlemiemlec-
ku, gra]acy doskonaie ma or
ganach, ]ako tel mogacy dy-
rygowaG chorem ia gfosy, 2y-
czy sobie przyjat obowiazki
organisty W polskiej paraii.
Mole tak3e prowadzic szkole,
z pozytk'em, wedfug melody
pedagogicznej.
Oferty przy]muJe Redakcya
Waarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
. lax. Danuser,

mix 173 E. 2ga utica, now,
ze dra. Schoop'a Sarsaparllla,
i zelaziak jest maj lepszym srod'
klein ola wzmocnienla krwl,
iaki kiedykolwiek widzlaf.
lego znakomitego lekarstwa,
iak sic dowiadujemy, MONA
tdostac tylko F. M. Rombach
fremont House, Winona,
MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03
AWARDED DAMAGES.
Nellie Byrne Gets $4,000 for
BiiGhted Affections,

SYRACUSE, NY, Nov 2.-Miss Nellie
Byrne. a prepossessing maiden, began a
$4,000 action against William Durham,
proprietor of the North Avenue hotel,
for damages arising from blighted affec-
tiOns. 1t was tried yesterday before
Judge Williams. The judge surprised
the bar and spectators by the following
delicious and humorous charge to the
jury, to which. strange TO say, the law
yers on both sides took exception:
You undoubtedly have noticed the
lack of a certain bit of evidence which
is considered very necessary in such
cases. Neither of the parties Concerned
was asked by the attorneys whether
each loved the other or not. Whether
this is due to want of experience on the
part of the counsel or not | am unable
to state. Both attorneys neglected to
bring evidence as to the actions of the
professionalism they had ever strolIed
together on a moonlight night, or
whether they walked in pitch darkness:
whether his arm ever slipped around
her waist or her head ever rested on
his shoulder: whether their lips
ever met in loving kiss. Both were
have not done it. 1t is claimed that the
plaintiff loaned the defendant certain
sums of money, but neither attorney
asked the parties for whatit was loaned.
Evidence was brought showing that
they took thirteen-Inile drive together;
yet nothing was said as to what was
done on that ride. You must decide on
only such evidence as you have. IL is
just as competent for one side to dis
prove these things as to prove them"
The jury rendered verdict of $4,000
for the fair plaintiff.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03
CHEAPER LAROR

The men who subSiSt by their daily
toll see the weekly demands upon their
earnings growing greater and greater
since the passage of the new tariff.
with no hope of any increase of wages.
This is not cheerful outlook, espe-
cially as they know that the rise in prices
of the uecessarieS OF life has not ended,
and there is more probability of less
ened demand for their labor by virtue
OF the tariff policy rather than such in
crease as shall lead to larger wages. So
far as this protective policy meets the
aims of its architects it shuts out the
products of cheaper foreign labor. closes
their factories, and forces the operatives
to seek new places for work. They
will come to the United States and COM
pete with the labor now not too well re-
Quilted. 1t is stated upon authority be-
lieved to be reliable that many of the
great manufacturing establishments.
particularly in cotton and wool. have
their secret agents in Europe quietly
shipping over this cheap labor to enable
them to enlarge, both In the price of the
goods and the cost Of production, the
bounties offered by the MCKINLEY
tariff. That this course is looked for
is shown by the feint to deter the for
eign ''pauper labor" by calling foreign
attention to the contract labor law. The
evasion of this statute is not difficult.
They will have the cheap labor from
abroad. Cheap goods are excluded, but
low-priced labor finds its way and com
petes with the home workmen, VINO are
wrouged and cheated.