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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15
7 r. Eel MAJ
w

roman, NeDf., . ma]a 1911.
Hulk wystrzaiow arnlatnich
SIC rozlega, sztandary polskie
powlewaia ma obuch wie2ach
koscioia Poznahskiego, JUL
zdala s}ychac hejuafy nasze i
plesni narodowe. Polacy srod-
kowej Nebrask, swieca dis
W Poznaniu stuletnia pamiat-
Ike nadania Narodowi nasze-
mu konstytucy1 3.go maja, =
a swseca Pr polsku j pc ka-
tolicku,. DO wszyscy a zgod-
nile {gdy& jedna jest tylko
Polska) a wszyscy i zgodnle
W kosclele swym sw. Anto-
niego. Wnetrze tel swiatyni
PoznansSle| piekue i Gale
olejno malowane, dis srod
licznych' choragwl s%ztanda-
row narodowych jak1ms mad
ziemskiem zabfysfo urokiem.
Ma wielklm o1tarzu srod
mnostwa palacych sic swiec
Jasnleje ogromny obraz Matki
B. Czestochowsklej = kro-
Lowell korony polskie]; a pred
oitarzem / obrazem W not.
die wsnnym Najwyzszemu
ukfonie stane1a nova chora.
grew polska = stanaf pochy-
lony i uklakt wlerny narod
polski. Mad amboua splataiy
sic ob]eciem choraglew pa
pleska polska.
10 uroczyste] sumle VISTA
p,t ma ambone nasz Wielebny
Ojclec i Pasterz i Mislonarz
ks. WI. Sebastyanski S. j. i
przemovit talk serdecznie a
wznlosle. taxa wiara ! sta,
re wszystkich pouczyt i wzru
szyf, podnlosf i wzmocnii
uSwiecif; ME div, Re siyszac
i maiac takiego Mistrza du.
chownego kazdy z mas cafem
screen poprzyslagf by5 wler-
nym / Bogu j Maryi i sztan.
darowl nasZemu.
Swietna procesya, {na kto.
rel obecnych jedyry 2oinier2
powstaniec p. Adam Lor.
k S k i niosf nova chcra,
giew polska) szta ma okoic
kosclofa.
Te Demn Mudamus, i bio
goslawleistwo, piesh ,;Bo2e
COS Polske'' zakahczyly ma.
bozehstwo nasze jubileuszowe
w kosciele.
Potem banda ma czele
wymaszerowallsmy wszyscy
Splewajac ~,,Jeszcze Polska NE
zginqla" ma droge, dqaac ku
plebanil.
tn sekretarz parafJalny p,
! JedrzeIPawiowskl podzleko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15
ZAPiSUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
L PHI LADELPHII
80 kWietnia.

~ AWletnla.
Szanowni Bracia Rodacy W
pofudniowe] czesci miasta Phi
ladelphii!
Odzywam sic do Was przez
Wor5.sa-bierzmy sic do DIE
Ia i pracujmy wspolnie W je-
dnosci, zgodSle i mifosci bra
tersklej, abysmy oslagneli
rzecz nam kon1eczLle pot.zeb.
ma, t. ]. Kosci6f szkoie polska,
Me oglada]my sic na inMych,
spodzlewaJac sic pomocy I'd
tych, ktorym my pomagalis-
my.
Rzccz MA sic, Bracla. dzis,aj
'uaczei, jak bylo priced DIE.
slqcln laty.
Me oyfo wowczas W mieScie
naszem wlele Polakow, ne
byIo jesDcze 2adnego kosciola
polsINego, to tel gdy podnie-
slono mysI zaloAenia polsklej
swlqtym Pahskiei, ka2dy
ostatn' grosz dawai, ably kos.
ci6i stanai. Dzislaj many )u2
J Jeden kosciot wspanialy, W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15
ZAPlSUJCIE SOBlE WIARUSA!
.,ZGODY"
(Ciag dalszy.)

Wartosc tego pstryotyczne-
go trutnla co na}mnlei jul
SO stopni ponizej zera stol.
Mkt ME chce dochodzic, cay
ma ona jaka wartos6 czy ME.
ale wszyscy zgadzaja sic ma to,
re szkoda wielka, skoro "a Pc.
lacy czyta]a. Niklel ma miesiac
gwaftem wyciskany "a Zgode
Jest wysoka taksa, ktora pre-
pada nazaws2e a ME przynosl
korzyscl prawdziwej.
Numer ostatni mp. pred 3.
Maja myslellsmy, De bedzle z
n1ezwyk1em namaszczeniem
wydany, spodsiewalismy sic,
Re literaci nibl6wki ma dzlen
uroczysty ME ssoskapia posile
MIA duchowego, ale gdzie tam.
Umleszczono ledwle pare slow
z rycina a do tego tax "a zas-
marowall W druku, lie ami
przeczytac uczciwie, ami rozpo.
znac ME MONA byte, kt6ry
koscluszko e. ktory Mafa-
chowski.
Namaszczenie. byfo VI lsto-
Gle Qiseralne), DO czernldiem,
zresztq ME wiece].
Nallepsza zas, DO g patryo.
tyzmu (?) wydsukowano, dosyc
wartoselowy wlers7 skle-
cony przez nislada gtupca z
podplsem ,,Zwlaakowlec".
Nlcki zapomniaf komentarza
swego, CIV tego wiersza mlafy
sic dzieci Iwlazkowe uczyG
ma pam;ec Ma 3. Maj, ely tel
Zwlazkowiec IN cap
t S bsdzIe 60 much ma ull-
each Buffalo posrod gawiedzl
ciekawej. - Moze bye, BE IA
obchojz,e Zwiazkowym W
Chicago ktory bar:tonow
raczyf zroblc p~"odukcy4 Z
niego W poboczne] )ak'ej $50
pie lud knajpie.
FL naprawde, tego AWAY
kowca" nietylko W glove .
czaszka, ale be- mel dobrze
wallli, kiedy On lyle rozuma
poslada.
Ma ma dusze, zamysll zostaG
amerykahsklm M,ckiewiczem,
gdzle2 prZecie take rymv MA
dacmo NE stula!
Chociazby i do tego PREY
szfo. to i tax wieszcza nasze-
90 Europa GAIA zawsze znaG
bedzle a amerykahskiego chy-
ba jedynie Buffalo, jako wy
trzepana ,,makowke".
Ten ,,Zwlazkowlec" tanim
bardzo kosztem dorabia sic
siawy. Raj W ~jesien, naplsa]
pare wlerszy q napisem Pol.
ska" a wleksza Geese byia pc
prostu skradzlonq jaklemuE
poecle, a konec doplerc
wysyed1 z lego pi6ra | poe
taEim sztukowanym wlerszem
polozyl swe litery NJ. p.
Idradza sic ten pan ma kaa.
dym kroku, gra s2tukq pa.
tryoty (?) choruje ma poeaye a
wiasoiwle Jest kawalem bal
wann.
! (CIqg daisy nastqpi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15
MlSSJA
w Grand RAPIDS.
Graud Rapids, Mrrh.
d. 2 maya 1891.
Do Wurusn

10 WtU1uSG
w obawle, ably nasze poll
skie czasopisma, zajete i Easy
pane opisam obchodu Stule-
ella 3 ma)a, ME pominely pa
mieH i tYch uroczystych
chwlI, ktoresmy Polacy W
Grand Rapids od d.. 1S-29
kw'etnla przeA 9 DIM przezy-
Ii, chwytam "a niezdolne swc
pioro.
Oh 1870 Kwietnia mie-
llsmy Missile ;wieta, ktora nam
odprawlf Wielebny o. Wlady-
sfaw Sebastynhskl Jezulta.
Arh, takieJ mlssli iuz nam od
dawna bylo potrzeba. Ola ms
polakow, wychowanycb W
rellgNnem narodowem clep(e
starego kraj u, potrzeba Slowa
Bozego, be TAX pow.em, re
starego kraIu.
S}owo Boze = w,erzymy
wen, kochamy je = ale ono
WHOLESOME nam pOlakom NE
90 polsku, lub WHOLESOME
tonem zameryczonym, tonem
2imnego natywizmu, stale sic
czesto pokusa JUL zas ka2dy
przyjacrel czy wrog must
pr2yzuat, he W. o. Sebas-
tyahskl jake ludowy missjo-
narz God % lat) jest dzlel-
nym mistrzem kaznodzieja
polskim Slowa Hozego, M
strzem re starego kraju; l
ACKNOWLEDGMENT pest on, a
wyroaumiatym, i radby nieba
nochylit wszystkim JUL ma
ten padof placzu.
Wielu naszych cd Is i
wlecej lat lyle W Grand Ra
pids, q nie pamletamy takiej
uroczystosci, jaka byta missja
sw!eta i odpnst sw. Wojciecha
tegorocznY.
Serdeczne sfowa m,ssiona-
RIA trafialy do serc naszych,
garnel,smy sic, s}uchall miss]l
przez 8 dMi al do pozne] no.
cy, a konfesyona1y al do
pofnocY bY1y W ob~le2eniu;
do Komunil g%e2eralnej przy-
stapi1o mas ~przeszfo p6ttora
tys1aca wiarusow.
Take kazanla, Jakiesmy
sfyszell q ust serca Wiel.
missjonarza ma sumie DIN. %
i % Kwietnia, stanowl; be-
da epoke W 3yciu pieJednego
Z Polonj' Grand Rapidskiej.
Bog CT zaplac, Zacny Ka-
plane Miss}onarzu, i tenn ser
deczniej s:e tn tax wyra5amy,
i'm wiecei sic IAN obawiaG
potrzeba, he usta %zameryka-
niafe gotowe i IA Gle ME-
wdziecznoscia i zazdroscia
bryznac.
Bog VAN tel zapfaS, Fac.
nj Wlelebni Ksleza, Ktorzys-
Gle W czasie tel missji raczyli
z5o2nie pracowaG PREY oftarzu
j W kontesjonale mad zbawie-
aiem dusz naszych i dziatek
naszych.
Me Kuhutka.
Il Dr~ Aj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15
PkACCIE "a
co SfYCHAC.

CZITAMY W torunsklm ,,Przv-
iacielu": ,,Donosz2 Poznania,
lie regencye w Poznaniu W Byd-
goszczy odebra1y rozkaz Oh pana
ministra, IL nauczycielom wolno
jest uczYc dzleci prywatnie 20 pol
sku i to W szkole, a ME wolno
lest nauczycielom miejsca do tel
naukl W szkole odmawiac.
,,Nadesz}a tez i druga wiado-
nose, re religil swietel maia teraz
dzieci polskle uczyc w szkole DO
polsku l juz dochodza, jak to gdzie
zrobic.
,,Jsst 7eszcze i trzecia pocie-
szaiaca nowina, a mianowicie, re
juz nauczyc1eli Polakow ME maja
wysy}a6 W niemieckie strony, ami
Niemcow re stron n~iemieckich ME
maja przyse}ac nam ma nauczy-
cell.
,,Wszystko to zawdzleczamy
@askawosci sprawiedllwosci. cesa-
RIA.
Da Bog, a TAX samo kaze to
roblc W Prusach Zachodnich, ma
Szlasku j ma Warmli.
Cd razu ME MONA popsut
tel robotv Blsmarkowel, DO on
d4ugo mad MIA siedziaf i m1af do
niei wielu pomocnikow, vice cd
stop do glow obl6kl i skrepowaf
W nia mas wszystklch. Ale m1ody
monareha da soble z tenn rade po-
wolf, W czem mech mu Bog bio
gosfawi!!"
,,CESARZ NIEMIECKI, ma
balu W Dusseldorf tax sic wyrazj1:
,,Ja iestem panem W tym kraju a
rie kto innY". Pewnie byf to toast
do Blsmarka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

mionka, Wlelkle Gacna, Jab'"n-
ka, wybrali dzlsiaj W Po'skiem
Okoninle pod przewodnictwem p.
volta i nadleSnlczego Schultz 2
Woziwody "a swego deputowa-
nego do se]miku powiatowego p.
Franc,szka Frvdrychowicza. ka-
syera banku ludowego Tucholi,
iednogtoSnie ia 6 lat, zywiac
nadzieie, re i'm sic Z czasem o
szose 2 Tucholi do Sliwic wysta-
IA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15
Z Prus Polskich.

Pelplin. Powoli n~astaje
wiosennne pow1etrze-W pobliskim
Rozentalu luz pred swietaml skra-
dzlono kllkadziesiat marek, pod
czas gdy wszyscy domownlcv byli
tn w Pelpllnie na nabozehstwie.
Wieksza Geese tych p,eniedzy by
Ia w%}asnoscia s%}uzacej, kt6ra a
mysla4a wywedrowac do Amery-
hi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15
z GALICYI.

Dzieh 3 maja jake 100 letnia
rocznice nadsnm konstystucyi
Polsce, Galicyi b cLodzono bar
dzo swietnie. Re wszystklch pro
wincyi gdzie tylko Polacy sic znaj-
duja przybyli delegaci do Gaiicyi.
Moskal, a&eby przeszkodzlG Pola-
lom %przeiscln przez granice stra
ze podwoii, jednakowoz due pc.
lak6w p~rzeszlo, a3eby powitac
swoich braci i z1ozyc i'm W zy.
czenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

JE. k s. bl skup vile IL
ski wyjezdza pc swletach We'll
kanocnych "a grantee ola porstowa-
MA zdrowia. Pomimo niedawno
przebytei ciezkiej choroby, ks, BIZ
skup Awdziewicz dzwiga cafy c,e-
Ear obowiazH6w zarzadu olbrzymia
djecezja bez pomocy sufragana
kt6rego hrak dotkllwie uczuc sic
dale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

7 c h O ! a, IL kwlctnla.
Wyborcy okregu X. do sejmiku
powlatowego tucholsklego obeimu-
1acy wieski: Luboclen, Wlelkie
Budziska, Wysoka Rzepiczno,
Polski Okonin, Kr2g, Male Gacna,
hysiny, Gi6wka, Mikolaikl, Ka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15
Po!Ska pod GoSkafeln.

Il WARSZAWY %przyniosf te-
legram wiadomoSG, re tam W ME
dziele, 8 Maja, by}a b6jka uliczna
miedzy wojsklem a ludem. Zdaje
sic, re ME politykd, lecz vodka
da1a pow6d do tel boJki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

Il parafilP oxrzy w
d ow s k i Ell. Nowego proboszcza,
X Aloizego Zygmanowskiego przyj-
mowalismy tn uroczyscie, Wysta-
wilismY az trey bramy tryumfalne:
pred koscioiem, pred szkola i
pred plebania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

Cheim ka d zee e.
W niedzlele, 5yo d. M,
zostal nowy okaza}y koscio@
StarejK szewle przez X.
ptcyala kanpnika DR.. Luedtkiego
W asystencyi kilku Ksiezy po-
wlecony (benedykowany).
Uroczysla konseracya nastapi
pozniej. | wnetrze wspomnlonego
kosciofa juz wykonczone, tylko
brak j~eszcze organ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

4 pod Olsztyna pisze
do ,,Kur. Poznahskiego pewien
Warmlak: ,,Szanowna Redakcyo!
Kazdy rozumny czfowlek vie, re
nauka reljgjna udzlelana W cudzym
jezyku ME jest skuteozna do
serca ME trait. Kiedy %nauczyciel
n;emieckl mnlema. re dziecl
wszystko moga zrozumiet, to bar
do jest W biedzie. Pomlmo tego
dzlecko nleraz bywa u%karanem,
kledy m6wi pc polsku; a nauczy-
ciel niemiecki now do niego:
,,Ty ~niegrzeczny dzieciaHu, czy
ME wstydzisz sic movie pc pol
sku?" Pewnego razu, kiedy by&a
wizytacva koscielna we wsi. PREY.
s}uchiwafem sic modlltwom dzieci
M6wi1y one: I'm Namen DIES
Pfarrers, (zamiast DIES vaters) DIES
Sohnes it'd, $ co przeciez 20
polsku znaczy; ,, W imie probo-
SEGA l t. d. ), = Co nastepuje
man Cd nauczyclela tez z pod
Olsztyna. Nauczyciel mowi pc
nlemiecku: .,Der Erloeser' helsst
Jesus Chrlstus. " Dzlecko nieWy-
raznie s}ucha}o l powtarza: ,, Der
Herr Lehrer heisst Jesus Chris
tus. Sw. Jana Chrzclciela
bardzo czesto nazywaja johannes
der Teufel." Teufel macy dJabe1.
= Taxi .,byldunek" Jest w skutek
gormanizacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

BYhO SHYCHAC, re brat
cara ma przybyc jake namiestnik
do Warszawy. G~ubernator Hurko
/ inni urzednicy zlekli sic, ably
swych posad ME stracili ola tego
wymyslill dJabelski prawdziwie
plan, abycara ma Polakow pognle-
wac. " rozmlaty spos6b ~starali
SIC, ably wywoIaG jake zaburzenie,
a najlepiei rewolucyqw Polsce, DO
Wtedy mogllby arc powiedzieG:
polacy to buntoWmcy Miedzy in
nemi rozSzcrzali Moskale polskie
odezwy pisane bardzo gorqco
wzywaJqce, ably W dzicn 800 Ma
ia, pamletnYm dniu W dzlejach
Polski, zgromadziG sic W koscio-
Zach splewaG: ,Boze cos Polske!"
Wtedyby zandarmi mogIl wpasG
do koscioiow i wywoiaG jake "a
burzenie. Ten caiy plan iednak
wyszedt ma jaw. Pred laty tax
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

L e g, W pow .chojnickim.
DIS I. j. Is kwietnla ma 25-letnl
jublleusz kap}anski naszego uko-
chanego X. proboszcza Augusta
Worza}1y. DIS wczoraj powih-
szowan i matych podarkow made
s}ano z roznyc h stron bardzo
wiele. Nasza parafis, pomimo re
w ostatnich latach wiele mla}a
koszt6w, zdobyfa sic ma podarek
srebnego kryza, taklchze dwoch
swiecznikow, biafego ornatu, takie-
goz velum, biretu b~rewiarzyka.
Nauczyclele Z parafii z}ozyli W
darze wielki ozdobny obraz 2 TO
tograflami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

Oar W cram ina ru-
sklcgo. Matwiej Kostecki, WHO'S
ciunn gaIicyJski 2 Tok, emmy
mad Zbruczem, sfynacej q wyro-
bow kilimkow, majetny, wyksztat-
cony przcdsiebiorczy gospodarz,
powzial po zesztorocznym sejmie
mysl przeslania odsarzowi Fran.
ciszkowi W dare klimka, 2 villas.
ncJ wyrobionego woiny, q wytku-
nym ma szIaku kiIimka ruskim
napiscm. Kllimck ten wyslnt pocz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

w X r a k VIE umarF. p
I'm. slostra marszafka sejmu gall
cyjskiego sp. ksieniczka Helena
SangunkownH.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15
Lublc wo w dekanacle

Lublch o W W dekanacle
starogardzkim. Ma obch6d 25 le1n.
iubileuszu X. prob. Byczkowskiego
zebrafo sic kllkunastu ~ksiezy. ka-
zanie yyglosif X. prob. DIR. Tho
karskl z Pog6dek. Ksieza konde-
kanalnl o~fiarowali jubilatowl jake
upominek srebrny krzyz.
Brusy. 1890 b. m. pred
poludniem spall}y sic budynkl
posiadacza il k i e ma
pustkowiu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

w spaIita sic
fabryka Krzyska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

Che nlce. Tutejszy rzecz-
mix dr.. V ogel zostaf mlanowanY
notaryuszem. Rzecznik N o.
czynz Sepolna przenids} sic do
Now IN iasta mad Drive
ca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

w Platek 10 I'm. zmarf
100 d}uzszei chorobie ks. Robert
Nowakowskl. proboszcz w Swie-
tenn pod Lasinem, So roku
zycia q W memal skonczonym SO
roku k~ap}ahstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

Pan log a, dzielzic W i
c horzaw pow. chefmihskim,
dawniej landrat che}minskl i ME
mlecki pose& do sejmu prusklego,
umarE zesz}ego wtorku liczac lat
Is.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-20
TO SAVE A BROTHERS LIFE.
Remarkable Evidence of Fraternal Low,
by Ono Hundre Il Knights TempIar.

Remarkable Evidence of Fraternal Love
by Ono Hundre d knights Templar.
CHICAGO. Ian. 20-One of the most
unique surgical operations on record
was performed in this city Sunday, and
one hundred knights Templar gave to
to the world q notable example of frater-
nal love and heroic self-sacliflce, made
in order that q sick brother might be re-
stored to health. These knights each
suffered the loss of piece Of cuticle,
which was transferred to Sir knight
John Dickerson
The cancer which had attacked his
thigh was removed some time ago, but
so deep and wide an incision had to be
made in the flesh that nature was une-
dual to the task of healing over the gap
ing wound. The experiment was tried
of engrafting the skin of some of the
lower animals but it failed. The sur
geon in charge announced to Dickerson's
anxious brethren that if human skin
could be obtained it would in all proba
bility save the patients life and insure
his complete recovery.
The question was where to obtain suf-
ficient skin to cover 144 inches of sur
face The matter was broached in the
commandery, and to q man the knights
offered to submit themselves to the nee
essary operation. Those selected by the
surgeons have had to go through sort
of training, being dieted, etc. for sew
eral days past. They were particularly
admonished to refrain from any alcoholic
stimulant.
Sunday morning each man took a
bath and then repaired to the emergency
hospital where the operation was per
formed. One hundred knights had each
a small strip of skin removed from the
arm or leg to be transplanted to Dicker-
sons hip. While the surgeon and others
who were present refuse to talk about
the details of the operation, it has been
learned that nearly all the knights went
through it without flinching.
Five or six tainted when their cuticle
was being removed, but were quickly
resuscitated. The surgeons worked hard
for three hours and were themselves
pretty we'll tired out when through.
While they will make no positive state
ment as to the result of the operation, it
is evident their opinion is that it will be
entirely successful. The knights who
offered themselves up to the surgeons
knives will experience but little incon-
venience from the slight wounds inflict-
ed upon them.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-20
FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
coMPgTlrIoN IN PIC IkoN.
Real CAUSE of the shut Down in ShenangC
and NIahOning VALLEYS.


and Mahoning Valleys,
PITTsBURG Jan 20.-The big shut
down of blast furnaces in the Shenango
and Mahoning valleys, which took place
on Jan, 10, is alleged to have been
caused by high prices of coke and dis
elimination in freight rates by railroads.
Neither of these, it is alleged by coke
men and railroad officials had ANYTHING
to do with the shut down. The real
cause for the shut down Is found, it is
claimed, in the rapidly growing compe-
tition of southern pig iron against the
product of all northern furnaces.
Within the last four months pig iron
has fallen in price 81 per ton. Southern
pig iron is at present being brought to
the Mahoning valley and Pittsburg mills
fifty cents cheaper than it can be sold by
northern furnaces. In some cases the
difference is still greater 1t is argued
that southern iron cannot be brought to
Pittsburg at marketable price. Never
theless, southern pig iron is being ship
ped by river and rail in increasing quan-
titles.
1t is stated that should the valley fur
mace men be furnished coke free of
charge they would still be unable to pro-
duce pig iron and compete successfully
with the Alabama and Tennessee fur
naces, The present shutdown in the
valley will prove whether the southern
pig iron men have been selling scheaply
merely to get foothold in the market or
whether they are in reality able to pro-
duce pig at the figures they quote.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-20
EXPLODING GAS.
The Natural Article Again Gets
In Its Deadly Work.
The Hotel Marvin at Findlay, O.,
Completely Wrecked.

The Entire City shaken by the Force Of
the Explosion-The InflRmmabIe Fluid
Had Been Escaping for Several Weeks
But the Location of the Leakage Could
Not BE Found.
FINDLAY, o., Jan 20 The hotel
Marvin, costing $50, 900, is in ruins, two
girls are dead and six badly injured by
an explosion of natural gas mt / 30 Sun
day afternoon.
The gas has been escaping for several
weeks, and the leak could not be found.
Sunday forenoon two small explosions
occurred in the hotel, but We're un-
needed
Just after o'clock the gas was lighted
in the dining room stove, but before the
guests reached the dining room an ex-
plosion shook the whole city. The
building was a wreck. Six waiter girls
were in the room and of these Kate
Walters, aged 30, of Bolivar, N. Y, was
crushed to death under the falling walls.
Ella Johnson was injured so badly she
since died.
-Four other girls were blown across
the street. OF these Katie Rooney was
fatally injured Frank Pounstone,
clerk, was cut and bruised Anson
Marvin, owner of the building, will
probably die of his injuries, Albert
French, porter, was cut. Frank An
drews one of the proprietors, had his
right eye knocked out.
1t is question whether insurance can
be collected ON the house or lurniture,
as explosions are not mentioned in the
Insurance policy
Another Explosion,
At o'clock p. IN, another explo-
sion occurred III the same place as the
one of the afternoon, setting fire to the
already wrecked and badly demolished
dining room of the Marvin house. The
fire department was quickly summoned
however, and more serious damage was
averted The gas from the main pipe
has finally been turned off.
The gas company had force of work
men searching for the leak in the pipes
all night, and at an early hour in the morn
ing it was discovered in the mains on
East Main crOss-street. The ground be-
ing frozen, the escaping gas could not
rise to the surface, and therefore follow
ed the course of the pipes into the hotel
building, where it accumulated.
A Third Explosion.
IN the investigation of the leak Mon
day morning II, G. Baker, a plumber, was
carrying a lantern, and a few minutes
after he entered the building a heavy ex-
plosion occurred. Baker was burned
quite painfully in the face, but not
fatally.
The fire department was called out,
and after about an hours hard work sue
oeeded in extinguishing the flames. This
was very difficult to do, as the fire was
under the floor and hard to get at.
1t is supposed that the gas had accu
mulated from other leaks, and when it
came in contact with the lantern it ig-
nited
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-20
Flve Hundred Gnns snrrendered.

PINE RIDGE AGENCY, S. Oak, Jan.
20.-More guns were turned over to
Agent Pierce Sunday by the hostiles.
They told him systematic search was
being made in the tepees and that all
weapons found would be turned over,
The custodian said Sunday 500 guns had
been surrendered, and at headquarters it
is claimed the arms turned over exceed
in number those received in any other
campaign.
Saturday night several shots were fired
in the hostile camp, but nobody was
hurt. Sunday the Indians were gloomy
and sullen. The friendlies informed the
correspondent that number of trouble
some young men still have bad hearts
and cannot be converted.
Gen Miles is meeting with some OPP
position in his plan Of segregating the
several Indian tribes. Notwithstanding
the Cheyennes had started to Tongue
river the tribe is still detained outside
the breastworks awaiting permission
from the interior department to move.
Gen. Miles will probably leave for the
east shortly and Gen Brooke will re-
sumo command of the forces in the
field,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-20
an lNElf,MARY HORROR.
An Aged and Helpless Cripple Beaten ia
Death by Negro.

An Aged and Helpless Cripple Beaten to
Death by Negro.
LEBANdN, Ind, Jan. 20.-The county
infrmary one mile southeast of this
city, was the scene of shocking affair
Sunday. At about haIf-past 6 Sunday
morning, the body of George Warburt-
on, an inmate and a helpless cripple,
10 years of age, was discovered lying
across a chair in his room, with his skull
crushed to a pulpy mass and his clothes
and body bathedin blood. When discover
ed he was barely alive, but before the phy
sician who had been sent for had arrived
life had become extinct The murderer
is Sam Curtis, large, broadshouldered
negro, about 45 years of age who has
been an inmate of the institution for
several years, and who at times becomes
partially deranged. Curtis has confessed
to the killing, and says it arose from a
dispute as to who should make the fires
in the morning. He is now behind the
bars
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-20
HE WAS A HERO
notwithstanding lie Was Only Brake
man-PeCuIiar Fire,

notwithstanding lie Was Only Brake
man-PecuIiar Fire
DENVER, Jan. 20.-Two cars in a train
on the Cheyenne and Northern railroad
caught fire Saturday afternoon from
sparks from the locomotive and an inter.
vening car prevented the engineer and
fireman from seeing the flames The
passengers were driven to rear coach, A
brakeman named Anderson volunteered
to warn the engineer, and at great peril
crawled over the burning cars to front
of train.
The engineer decided to make a quick
run to the next water tank two miles
distant When the the tank was reached
both cars had been burned while the
front Of the passenger car was nearing
destruction. Brakeman Anderson, who
lislled his life to save others, died from
fatal burns.