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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-02
The City Council.

The city council met at the usual hour in
the city hall with Mayor Turner in the
chair. All members were present except
ing Councilmen McManis, Spencer and
Shurtliff.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The following petitions were presented
and acted upon:
Charles Alternately, president of the
Ogden Typographical union, asked for the
use of Lester park pavilion for the cele-
bration of Pioneer day.
X. L. Hume, city assessor and tax col
lector, asked for an eXtention of two weeks
time in which to complete assessment rolls
OF taxable property In the city Tor the
present year.
County Superintendent Peery asked for
the uss of Lester park pavilion on the
evening of the 9th inst. for commence
ment exercises.
d. W. Ellis presented for examination
his new wall map of Ogden, and solicited
orders from the city at the rate of $l2 each
for more than five copies.
Z. L. Woolley, president OF the Taber-
nacle choir, asked for the use OF Lester
park pavilion on the evening OF July "a,
Pioneer day.
The Ogden Union Railway g. Depot COM
pany asked for policeman to patrol the
several yards Of the company at night to
prevent the pilfering of freight cars by
tramps.
Citizens and taxpayers living on Twenty
sixth street and Lincoln avenue, between
Lincoln and Wall avenues, protested
against the building of sewers down
Twenty sixth street, for the reason that
the sewers were not needed and that
majority of the taxpayers were laboring
men VINO were not able to pay the neces-
sary taxes for building the same.
The committee on laws reported not in
favor of allowing Hobson and Wilkinson
interest on the money due them on the
sewer fund at present, for the reason OF a
deficiency in the city treasury. Mr.. Lundy
moved that the report be referred back to
the committee to report at next meeting.
Carried.
A large number Of bills were allowed and
some disallowed. Considerable discussion
was INDUCED In over the bill of W. r.
Porter & Co. for building sidewalks. Re-
ferred to the city attorney for investiga-
ton.
The payroll of the city fire department,
amounting to s6a9, among several others,
was ordered paid.
Mr.. Allison moved that the finance COM
nittee be called upon to report all CORE
spondence in their hands relating to the
negotiations or sale of 100000 bonds at 6
per cent. recently voted upon, at the next
meeting. On a vote of the council the
motion was carried, the mayor casting the
deciding vote.
Councillor Condor then asked to change
his vote to aye.
Several motions to adjourn were lost.
The ordinance relating to fixing the sal
airy of police justices was taken up. On
motion, the salary of each was placed at
500 per annum. The council adjourned.
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A VALUABLE GRIsr MILL PLANT FOR SALE

Springville Co cooperative Institution Of
fers for sale their grist mill and premises
connected Herewith, situated close to the
track of the Rio Grapde Western railway
in the city of Springville, in Utah county.
The object for closing out this branch Of
their business is to enable them to con-
centrate their capital in the business Of
general merchandising. The building and
machinery is tirst-class in every particular
Fof further particulars call on or write
to the undersigned, L. S. WooD,
Prest and Supt.
Springville city, Utah
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Matrimonial Matters.

County Clerk Joseph P. Ledwidge issued
marriage licenses yesterday: Edward B.
Peyton, aged thirty-two, to Miss Josephine
Couttion. aged thirty-one, both of Ogden
George w. Taylor, aged twenty three, to
Sadie Cromwell, aged nineteen, of Ogden.
Fred E. Smith, aged twenty-five, of Salt
Lake, to Miss Lottie Bench, aged nineteen,
of St. Louis. Missouri and Z. II. Alvey,
aged twenty eight, TO Miss Maggie Mills
paugh, aged nineteen, of South Bend.
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hausted and were Obliged to make their

hausted and were obliged to make their
return. The Misses Schroeder and Thomp-
son came nearest the top of the mountain.
being within about a quarter of mile of
the summit while the others were found
following about mile in the rear.
During their journey the ladies commit
ted the murder act on three harmless
snakes, which they considered the crown
ing event of the day's outing.
The party arrived home after dark in the
evening pretty well tired out from their
tedious trip.
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FIRE EsCAPEs-CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

We are the home agents for the Hannill
fire escape, strong, durable, safe and sup
piled with ice proof platforms and ladder
rounds, the latter rougheued and bearded
to prevent slipping. One Of these ladders
may be seen on the Cullen hotel, this city.
SALT LAKE CONSTRUCTION Co.,
81 State street, just east Of Salt Lake
theatre.
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A Tough Trio.

Sheriff R. G. Belnap went to Echo yes
terday with John Burke, John Kane and
Hy Simpson, three toughs arrested in this
city for breaking into a Union Pacific
freight car at Echo ana pilfering its con-
tents. They were taken there for a pre-
liminary hearing. The trio were arrested
in Ogden canon about two weeks ago on
suspicion of being the gang that attempted
to hold I'D A. w. Wertz.
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Police CONT

Business was quite dull in police circles
Yesterday. The following DRINKS, ETC.,
were attended to. G. w. Foster arrested
for drunkenness and fast driving paid costs
OF prosecution.
Mike Fleming. drunk, sentenced to ten
6ays In the city bastile. Charles Carroll,
corraled on the same charge, was taxed IS
and costs.
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Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The foreign situation
was again the only moving force IN the stock
market to-day, and it was exerted in an I'M
favorable manner. There were rumors Of a
heavy attack upon Union Pacific and other
Stocks and the pressure TO sell was unusually
heavy during the first hour, with the result OF
forcing prices down rapidly. The market then
remained dull and featureless until the last
hour when there was renewal OF the forenoon S
attack. The close was fairly active and weak
at the lowest prices OF the day. Union Pacific
is down "a; St. Paul IL Northern Pacific
preferred, IL !; governments -eady.
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Real Estate Sales.

L. F. Hoffman 10 ]. H. Roberts, lots in
Lake View addition 1
J. H Roberts to G. A. Webb lots 46 and
A. block TO- Lake View addition 600
l.. E. Seger to E. K. Moore, mining
W. a. Robins ct al. to D. A Parmley,
lots in Mountain View-- 500
A. j. Chamberlain and wife to J. S.
Lewis jr.. lot 13 block 8, Linck & Grit
fms addition L
j. c. Curtis AID wife to T. Miglion, lots
in Observatory place----....-- 100
J. d. Gill and wife to NJ. Baxter, lots in
Riverview addition - 400
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Closing Railroad Stocks.
London Grain Market.

LONDON. June 1.-The Marx Lane Express
says English wheats are firm and prices sta
tionary; in foreign changes in values frac-
tional. Indian, Is Sd cheaper; California, Sd
higher; California futures quoted at As Sd for
prompt ana i5s for September shipment. Ore
gon is quoted at ASS for June shipment.
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NEW YORK. Junei.-Alice. E.eo; Adams
Consolidated, $l.6S; Aspen 600; Brodie, si.00;
Deadwood t1.25; Eureka Consolidated, $50;
Homestske, $3.50: HornSfver, $3.50; Iron Silver,
SLED; Ophii, 1875; Occidental, ei0J; Plymouth,
e2.00; Sierra Nevada. q. 10; Union Consolidated,
a. 40
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NOTICE..

The Continental hotel will not be closed
rs hotel, reports to the contrary not with
standing. The patrons Of that house shall
not miss single meal. shall continue the
business at that hotel after June /, 1891.
May 20. 1891. NJ. II. BRARDsLEY.
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Chicago Live Stock,

active. higher; prime To extra steers. $50
@6-20; Others. G.00057s; Texans 2.500460
stockers, 300Q4s0
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: higher; closed steady
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Satisfy yourself as to the quality Of our
work by patronizing.
THE TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
142 Main street .
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New York General Market.

NEW YORK, June 1.-Hops- Steady; Pacific
coast. 25a32Is.
Coffee-Options opened irregular. 1895 points
down; closed steady, 90930 down. Sales, II,
500 bags. July. IL. lo1l7l5; August, 1900 1865
September, l6.O0016.05; October, 15.2JG 1880;
December, E70; spot Rio, nominal; fair
cargoes, 20; No. 2, 1874.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining, g.; centri-
fugais, 96-test, By; refined. steady; No. 10,
7-i6; No. ii, 8 7-l6: No. Il, 80; on A, 1916
as 1916.
Copper-Nominsl; Lake, June, 1900.
Lead-Steady, 442h.
Tin-Strong; straits, 2O.15.
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packers 4559465: prime heavy and butchers
weights 4.6561l IS; light, 4.256l4.60.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; dull, natives, 1850
SIS; Texans. 3l5l4.l0; westerns, 390G5l5.
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Liverpool Grain.
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL Juee 1.-Wheat-Unchanged
Corn-Demand fair; spot and June. SIS I'd,
steady; July, IS 21sd, steady; August, IS 21zd;
steady.
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Boston Quotations

BOSTON, June i.-Atchison, 297s: Bur
lington, s7Is; Mexican Central common, ~;
San Diego, is.
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Mining Stocks.

$50 P. N. BOARD.
Ophir 100 at 5as.
Mexican, 35 at $50.
Gould g. Curry, 2.35b, ga.
Best & Belcher, $50 at 4.o5 100 at 400.
Con. Cal. & Virginia. $50 at lbs, 30 at liz.
Savage, 200 at 2.55.
Chollar 100 at 2.75.
Potosi, 300 at 4.30.
Hale & Norcross, 100 at 2ls, 80 at 25o.
Point, lSO at l.S0.
Jacket, 100 at go.
Belcher, 2.05b, 9. l0a.
Impe rial, 15b 20a.
Kentuck 40b 50a.
Alpha, 9Ob Ia
s. Nevada, 100 at 2.40.
Utah, sob. S5a.
Bullion, 20 at 265, $50 at eco
ExcheQuer. 75b, SOa.
S. Belcher. COB, q5a.
Overman, 2.65b.
Justice, go at 95.
Union. so at z. So, 100 at 200.
Alta 800 at 80.
Julia 15b 20a.
Caledonia, 200 at SIS, 20 at 80.
S. Hill. 500 al ~.
Challenge, LOB ga.
Occidental. 50 at l.30.
Lady Washington. 25b, S0a.
Andes SOC at $50
Scorpion, 30b 35a.
New York. Job, 25a.
n. Savage, 200 at 40.
z. S. Nevada, 40 at s.
Consolidated California & Virginia, Sat II.
Prize l5b, Goa
Navajo, l5b, goa.
Belle Isle. 800 at 70.
North Belle Isle, Job, 15a.
Queen SOB.
Commonwealth, 5.b.
Mexican, so at 3.35.
Nor tn Commonwealth. 100 at IS
Delmonte. goa.
Bodle, 100 at LOS.
Mono, 45b.
Bulwer, $50 at Is.
Peer. 500 at 10.
Croker, l5b, Goa.
Peerless, l5b, 2Oa.
STREET AFTER $50 Pm.
Hale & Norcross, 2.a5 bid
Savage, so at $50.
Chollar, go bid, $50 asked
Potosi 425 bid 200 at s.25. 200 at 40.
Gould & Curry, 100 at 2.40.
Best Belcher, 4.5SG4.5O bid 80 at 40 80 at
ass.
Consolidated California Virginia, 1l.121s
bid 20 at H. . at ll.l2s, 80 at IL; IL bid .l2s
ask ed; 200 at IL.
Sierra Nevada 100 at $40. ESQ bid, 2.S5 asked;
100 at $50.
Mexico, $50 bid. as asked.
Ophir, 5.S7js bid, $50 asked; 10 at $50 5.25
bid 49,. asked; 200 at 5.25.
Point. LIS bid, l.S0 asked.
jacket. 80 at 26o
Belcher, 100 at 9 TO-
S. Beicher, 90 bid, e5 asked; $50 at a5.
Andes, 80 at 2.3o, 225 bid; so at $50 2.25 bid,
$50 asked: 80 at 225 go at 2.30, so at 2.25.
Bullion. eco bid. 2.65 asked
Overman, 100 at ESQ, geo bid. e.65 asked.
Alpha. 90 bid Leo asked
Alta 15 bid, 50 asked.
Utah, 50 bid, SIS asked.
Exchequer. IS bid. 50 asked.
Challenge 10 at LIS.
Confidence, SIS asked.
Imperial 100 at Is, Is bid, % asked; 200 at 20,
200 at Is.
Caledonia. so bid, So asked.
Occidental 1.30 asked. $50 at 1.30.
Justice, 81 bid, 90 asked.
Silver Hill, ~ bid - asked. 400 at 40.
Belle Isle. 20 bid, IS asked 100 at 20 600 at 70,
100 at u.s. $50 at IS, $50 at ,5 zoo at %, 70 bid,
Peerless, 40 at Is, Is bid, 20 asked.
East Sierra Nevada, 500 at 400.
Mt. Diablo, rs bid.
Julia, Is bid, 20 asked.
Navajo. 90 asked
North Belle Isle, 20 asked.
Mono IS bid.
New Commonwealth, 100 at IS. 65 bid; 100 at
Scorpion, 30 bid. IS asked.
Money Market.
NEW YORK, June Mooney on call, easy;
closed offered 2l..
Prime mercantile paper. 51sG7.
Sterling exchange, firm; sixty-day bills,
ASK; demand. ASS Z.
Bar Silver.
NEW YORK, June bar silver, o6l.
London Money Market
LONDON, June l-Consols, money, 81 11-16
ex interest; do account. "a i516, ex interest.
U. S. As, 1.2lI4: do. AIS Loo.
Bar silver, AID per ounce.
Money 81. per cent.
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Oils.


Boiled Linseed-Bbls., &c. cases ives 80.
Raw Linseed-Bbls.. &C. cases fiyes, 1oc.
Turpent;ne-Bbls., &c. cases fives Csc.
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MARKET REPORT.

WHOLESALE BUYING PRICES
Retail about Is per cent. higher.
Corrected DAILY By the Peoples Forwarding Co.,
~ aud rs E. Second South Street
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Petroleum.
Ninine Stocks.

NEW YORK, June 1-Petroleum-July closed
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LONDON, June L-Consols, money, "a 11-16
ex interest; do account. "a 1916, ex interest.
U. s. As 1.2lI4 do. AVS, Loo.
Bar silver. AID per ounce.
Money! 81. DER cent.
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WfOch,y.

wlasnie opusc}em. Jaka niska ob}uda mie-
ska piersi czfowieka, jakzez siebie innych
oA}amuja staraja sia oszukac, ably tylko "a
dosyc uczynic swej pysze, chciwosci i smieszno-
Sci. jake czysty jest por6wnaniu do tego
obraz Jozefny
By}a p6}noc, Przestano ta6czyc, aby "a
siasc do jedzenia, pomiedzy godzina dwunasta
pierwsza W nocy, taxi to zwyczaj pa6ski.
Me jedza g}odu, lecz na to, aby podniebie-
ME po}echtac jest to pozadliwosc geby i
smaku.
Zwierzeta jedza tylko, aby sic najese, pija,
aby sic maple, czFowiek czasem nizej zwierzat
sic stawia, DO je pie namistnosci, bez po-
trzeby, dla zmysFowosci. I'm wiecej ludzie
chwala sw6j postep, tym gorzej pod TEN wzgIe-
dem.
Rozmowa by4a bardzo zywa, DO Francuzi
juz tax So nader zywi, coz dopiero, kiedy
sobie podochoca szampanem Rozmawiano,
dowcipy sypaSy sic, smiano sic.
Tax swieccno rocznice przyjscia ma SWAT
Zbawiciela.
Jakzez inaczej obchodzi sic wigilia Boze.
60 Narodzenia W rodzinach chrzescUa1skich.
Ojciec matka ustroili choinke swieczkami,
swiecidelkami, cukierkami Ma samym wierz-
chu wisi fgura dziecka Jezusowego, otoczona
pronieniami poz}otka. Swieczki tax milu-
chino sic pala, jakoby swiat1o gwiazdek ma
niebie zapalone byly, jakoby byly oczkami a.
niolk6w, latajacych okolo galazek zielonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-29

Dzieci drugiej izbie czekaja pred zam
knetemi drzwiami, az ich ME wpuszcza do te.
go raju kt6rym juz wiele tygodni przedtem
rozmawia}y, sni}y, kt6rego sic ceszy}y.
Male serca tax g}osno bija, krew i'm tax
szybko biegnie, zywe oczki taxa tesknots pa
trza ma zamkniete drzwi, kt6re tax d}ugo ME
chca sic otwierac.
Nareszcie ojciec matka pouk}adali podar
XII dla dzieci. Lecz MIN wpuszcza dzieci, to
sobie powiedza jeszcze s}owo mi}osci. Matko
jake ci podziekuje "a to, re jestem szczesli-
wynn ojcem takich dzieci! Ojcze,' mezu, jake
ia ci moge wynagrodzi6 wierna mi}osci troski,
jakimi bez przestanku dla mnie dzieci pra-
cujesz, czuwasz, radzisz! Ipodaja sobie rece,
szczesliwi, kochajacy rodzice oczach ich wi.
dac }zy najczystszej radosci, usta ich 3acza sic
goracym poca1unku, dusze dziekuja Panu
Bogu, ze i'm udzieli} tax czystego, szlachetnego
swietego szczescia.
Teraz zawo}ajmy dzieci! Radosc niewin
nych dzieci oko1o wigilnego drzewa, to rzecz
trudna do opsania, chociaz to mi}y obrazek.
Jezeli sam ME jestes dzieckiem, to widzisz ma.
1e, swiecace sic, bfyszczace oczy, lecz ME rozu'
miesz ich blasku; s}yszysz glosy zdziwienia,
lecz SERGE twoje ME pojmie szczescia, kt6re
tym glosie sic znajduje; widzisz, jsk dzieci
ojca make caluia, jak ich sciskaja dziekujac
i'm "a wszystko, lecz ME zmierzysz jak glebo-
ka goraca milosc dzieci ku rodzicom, jezeli
wpierw sam ME staniesz sic dzieckiem, jeAeli
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TelegramsV KrajoVe.
Wielki strajk telegrafistow
W Texas.
Zafatwienie zatargu Chilli bar
dzo pOwoIi pOstepuje.
Szkaradne StOSunki W Alabamie.
Sprawl z Chilli.
Washington, 2S grud

Wdshington, 2S grudnia.
Me MONA dzisiaj dowiedziec sic o
szczeg6fach tyczacych sic zatargu z
Chill. Jak sic zdaje jednakze, sprawa
ME bierze obrotu zadowalniaiacego
dla rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Pomimo faktu, IL minister Blaine
naradza sic ciagle pos}em chilli
skim, zamiast wprost rzadem chilli
skim "a posrednictwem Egana, pre-
wleka sic GAIA sprawa niewatpliwa
jest rzecza, re Blaine'a to niecier-
pliwi.
w ciagu popo}udnia poslowie do
kougresu Lodge Bontelle odwie-
dill ministeryum Aoty. Obaj sa
czionkami republikahskiego komite-
tu dla spraw marynarki, kt6rego
przewodniczacy Herbert ME Jest W
mlescie obecny. Minister Tracy W
ciagu dnia odby} narady z roznymi
czfonkami komitetu Izby posi6w i
komitetu Senatu, ale tresci tych
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ROsya.
Peterslasrq, 2S grudnia.

Petersburg, 2S grudnia.
W ostatnich czasach policya mad
zwyczaj zywa rozwiuesa dziaialnos6
i mn6stwo osob aresztowano zw{asz-
cza w Polsce. Pomiedzy aresztowa
nymi W Warszawie znajdowai sic
W{adys}aw Smolenski. Me wiado-
mem by}o, co w}asciwie by}o powo-
dem tych aresztowah, ale przypusz-
czano, IL policya odkry}a jakies sprzy-
siezenie przeciw rzadowi lub ma zycie
cara. Dzisiaj policya przyznaia sic,
re odkry{a slad sprzysiezenia Ma ~
Gle cara, re sprzysiezenie to mad
zwyczaj zw}aszcza w Polsce jest roz-
ga}ezione. Miaiy do niego nalezet
zw}aszcza osoby, wyzszych stan6w, a
mianowicie wielu urzednikow cywil-
nych, ofcer6w studentow. Me VIA
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modlitwa sic ME wzniesiesz do czystego, die.
cinnego nieba jezeli ME oderwiesz sic cd tego,,.
co .woje dusze gniecie dust, jezeli ME masz
takiej WARY, m}osci nadziei, jak dziecko! .
Jezeli ci zas Bog daf ten delkatny dar, to
przystap ma}emi do z}6bka zbawienia ciesz
sic nemi, ho to niebieskie szczescie, kt6rem
tu oddychasz.
Swieczki ma drzewku pogas}y, matka
po}ozy}a spac szczesiwe dziatki, gdzie spoczy-
waja, kiedy ma rumiauych ich twarzyczkach
odbija sic jeszcze odblask radosci.
P6}noc! Ze wszystkich wiez koscielnych
odzywaja sic uroczyscie dzwony, powaznie
s}odko zarazem, tax nadziemsko, jednak tax
po ludzku, tax majestatycznie, a jednak tax
przynecajaco. Ulicami ma poi ciemnemi daza
gromady ludzi do kosciol6w, kt6re So pelne ja-
snosci swiat}a, kt6re ciemnosci tax wyra-
znie ku niebu sic wznosza, jak swieta mysl wy.
kuta kamieniu.
2 organ6w rozchodza sic po szerokiei
swiatyni najsilniejsze, najpelnieisze tony, Ohio
XII kadzidia napelniaja injury, giosy dzieci
przypominaja spiew anioi6w zwiastuiacych na-
rodzenie sic Zbawiciela.
Ostatni taniec sko6czono, goscie domu
notaryusza zaczeli sic rozchodzie, dziekujac "a
mia zabawe.
(Ciag .dalszy. .nastapi).
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DZIECIE MARYI.
(Ciag dalszy).
XIV,

Henryk szuka} swej siostry znalaz} ia
W ciemnym pokoju W kaciku zapfakana cho
remi nerwami. Lecz prosze Gle, uspakaja} ia
}agodnie Henryk, ME bierz sobie tel sprawy
tax do serca. Dosta3as gorzka nauke, lecz kaz-
dy mas dosta} tax samo. Zreszta milo mi, re
Gle tu sama spory kan, chciaiem CT powiedziet,
zejutro godzinie dziesiatej przyjde po HE
ronima.
A dokad MIN p6jdziesz?
To jeszcze jest tajemnica, odpowiedziaf
Henryk.
Dobrze, lecz go ME zaprowadzisz ma miej
see, kt6reby ME bylo godne naszego stano-
wiska.
Mozesz bye spokojna. Teraz p6jde do do
mu Nam tel zabawy az nadto, pragne odpo-
czac. GdybyS wiedzia7a, jakesmy sic dobrze
ojca zabawili, tobys mi zazdrosci}a
Henryk pozegua} siostre, wzia} sw6j ko-
zuch wyszed} W noe spokojns pelna gwiazd.
G}eboko odetchna} kiedy halas muzyki strach
uszu, wznoszac oczy ku gwiazdzstemu ME-
bu, rzeA sam do siebie: tam CORY jest VIE
cej prawdy, aniaei pomisdzy ludzmi, kt6rych
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Austro-W egry.
Pest, 2S grudnia.

Izba pan6w wegierskiej Rady pan
stwa przyjeia ma dzisIejszem posie-
dzeniu ukiady handlowe pomiedzy
Austro- -Wegrami, Niemcami, Belgia,
Szwaicarya W}ochami. lzba posiow
przyjefa je % b. m. d prezydent Ra-
dy ministeryalnej podowczas oswald
czy}, re natychmiast po ich przyjeciu
przez Izbe pan0w Rada pahstwa 20
stanie rozwiazana powodu wybor-
-czych agitacyj, kt6re ME dozwalaia
W parlamencie spokojuies obradowsc.
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Francya.
P0rla, % gru

IUTy2, 20 gruu.
Minister spraw zewnetrznych, Ri
bot, dzisiaj podaS W Izble pos]6w
objasnienia co do zatargu miedzy
Francya a BuSgarya. Me powiedzia}
mic nowego wygnaniu dziennikarza
Chadouine, ale zauwazy}, re sprawa
iuz zaimuje sic Porta, gdyz zazadaaa
wyiasnieh co do tego wygnania cd
rzadu bu}garskiego.
Millevoye wyrazi} swoje uiezado-
wolenie tego, IL sprawe GAIA pre-
niesiouo ze Sofi do Konstantynopola.
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domo lie osob aresztowano, ale VIA
iomo, re aresztowah tych by}o OIL
brzymio wiele, i re jeszcze duzo In
nych nastapi. : W Warszawie ME
wierza w to, azeby istnia}o rzeczywi-
scie W Polsce sprzysiezenie ma zycie
cara: przeciwne to jest charakterowi
Polak6w i raczej przypusci6 by sic
da}o, IL przygotowywano tamze rewo-
lucya podobna jak W r. 1863. Pomie-
dzy ludnoscia wielka panuje trwoga,
gdyz uajlzejszy cieh podejrzenia wy
starcza, azeby dostac sic do wlezie-
mia, z ktorego najczesciej juz nigdy
wydosta6 sic ME MONA. Wiele tez
os6b stara sic uda6 "a granice, ale u.
cieczka jest trudna, bo mad granica
czujnos6 podwojono.
Peters6urg, 2S grudnia.
W Mitawie, g}ownem miescie Kur-
landyi, zosta{ dzis aresztowauy w}a-
sciciel d6br rycerskich baron Hahn
"a zerwanie god}a cesarskiego gma-
chu sadowego. Po}owa mieszkahcow
Mitawy (kt0rych jest 100000 nalezy
do narodowosci niemieckiej. Sad
skaza1 barona ma 4 miesieczne vie.
zienie karne.
Fa}szowania maxi, o kt6rych tyle
tu opowiadano, wiele osobom zgotu
ia wiele nieprzyjemuosci. 100000
pud6w maxi jeczmiennej zakupili
handlarze Libawie, azeby czescia
regulowa6 ceny petersburgskie, a
czescia nies6 pomoc dotknietym g}o-
dem nedza. Okaza}o sic, re ca}y
ten zapas by} fa{szowany "a pomoca
domieszki kredy i innych przedmio
tow. Urzednicy rzadowi kazali che
micznie zbadac probki tel maxi. Pro
cent domieszek tax okaza} sic znacz
nym, re maka ia pewnoscia szko-
die musia}a zdrowiu lub grozi6 zyciu
konsument6w. ,,Nowoje Wrem.'', wy
stawi{o W swym lokalu redakcyjnym
probki tel maxi pisze, re wszystko,
co donosza o iotrowskich sprawkach
urzednik6w W prowincyach dotknie-
tych g}odem jest zupe}nie prawdopo-
dobnem.