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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23
STEPNEY.
MRS GEORGE N TYRRELL.


After sickness of two weeks with
pneumonia, Nancy Burritt, wife of
George Tyrrell, died, Saturday, 18th, 76
years and nine months old. The funeral,
Monday, 10th at 2, from the house, was
attended by Rev David Osborne of Step
ney. The interment was in the village
cemetery; John Benedict, Charles Pur-
dy, Charles Powell and b. II. French
were bearers. Besides the bereaved and
aged husband, nearly so, five children
survive: Levi, Wilson, Mrs Thomas
s Banks, Mrs Botsford Peck, Mrs Frank
Bibbins; two sons, Edward and Marcus,
have died, also two boys, Edgar and Mel
the family of six children born to Samu-
uel and Charity Burritt, whose, home is
now owned by II. w. Edwards; four of
her brothers are living, John, Isaac,
George and Isaiah. The latter's home is
in Southington and feeble health pre-
vented his being present at the funeral.
The aged husband has the sympathy of
many friends in his loss. For more than
so years, they had journeyed Lies path
way and Mr. Tyrrell mourns fond wife
and the children devoted mother. Low
ing hands did all possible to relieve her
suffering and it was thought at one time
that she might rally, but relapse oc-
CURED, Thursday, from which she sank
into Inconsistencies and death, after
torturing pain. A member of the Meth
odist church at Stepney since childhood
and woman respected by every one,
Mrs Tyrrell's death causes personal
loss to wide circle.
Miss Olive Wixom, former machine
girl at Turney's, has visited at Stepney
Depot.
Lester Burr is able to be out again.
Mrs M. E. Beers continues to improve.
Miss Abby Goodsell of Easton spends
the Winter with Mrs Caroline Gilbert.
Mrs Caroline Dayton and Mrs Julius
Hawley have been out of health.
Miss Lille French has been home from
Huntington, accompanied by a lady
friend.
Lacey Higgins has been under the doc
tors care for 10 days.
A telegram called Rev Mr. Robertson
to Brooklyn, last week Friday, to attend
the funeral Of his grandmother.
Mrs Tonkins has been poorly; her
granddaughter from Brooklyn Is with
her.
Oscar Tonkins and William Bigelow
have been employed at Rockdale, har-
vesting Ice.
T.. w. Smalley has placed another
forge ia his shop, to accommodate his
increasing business.
JIM. Wilcox, who was in charge at
the creamery for 10 days, was called to
his home in western New York, where
private business required his attention.
B. s. Barnard makes the butter for the
present.
Lynson Beardsley has sold his fat OK;
en-; the cows that were sick are improv-
cd and nj further spread Of the disease
from which they suffered i anticipated.
Mrs Georgia Tyrrell and her little
grandson, Leslie, came on from New Ha-
- y attend tie funeral Of Mrs Tyrrell.
esdAy
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

Drs Richardson and Lynch found it
necessary to postpone their visit to
Bellevue hospital on account of import
ant business engagements, but they ex-
pect to visit the hospital, this week Fri
day and witness practical exemplfica-
ton of the Koch system of incubation
for consumption.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

A drove of cattle passed through San
dy Hook, Tuesday, on the route to Dam
bury. One of the fat oxen, attempting
to cross the ditch when nearly opposite
the grist mill, slipped and fell and be-
came so tightly wedged that it could not
get out. Half dozen men worked for
couple of hours and finally got the OK
out, not greatly hurt.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

HALLoE! WHAT Is THIS ?-Quarter Id
boxes Sardines &c box. boxes Csc; hall
pound boxes Sardines Zoe box, 8 boxes
for 25c. We are selling a good mixed
coffee 25c pound; good Japan and Oolong
tea soc pound. Clothes pins one cent
dozen, pals 15c each, fine parlor ladies
brooms Zoe zach; D bars Ozone soap 81
at w. f. WILLS, % State street, Bridge
mort
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

Rev VIII Moore eloquently presented
the claims of the society that cares for
aged ministers and their families and the
home missionary society of the State
from his old place in the Congregational
pulpit, Sunday morning. He also bap-
tized Willie, infant son of Rev Mr. Del
zell, early in the service.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

Have you cough or cold? If yes? DR.
Chatfield's Cough Syrupis made for you.
An old fashioned remedy stepped from
herbs and banks. Made in sensible
honest way, it is pleasant, safe, reliable
and sure to cure you. 25 cents buys a
bottle anywhere. At Hawley's.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23
VOLUME XIV.

Died, in Adrian, Mich, December II
1890, after short illness of five days, o.
pneumonia, Mrs Della White, aged 20
Mrs White was native Of this town, was
the fourth daughter of the late Suction
and Dymah A. Shepard and sister of Mrs
William b. Prindle.
"Asleep in Jesus! Far from thee
Thy kindred and their graves may be,
But there is still blessed sleep
From which none ever wakes to weep"
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23
LONG HILL.
SHIRT FACTORY NOTES.

Notable improvements have been made
at Tousey's during the past year and are
still in progress. During the past 10
days, Carpenters Dayton, Radcliffe and
Sweezy have torn out the long table on
! which rested about 20 machines and built
| IS feet of substantial tables of two-inch
white wood, put in two lines of new
shafting the entire length of the machine
room, replacing many of the older ma
chimes with new Wheeler & Wilson's.
Fifteen new machines were bought and
the new arrangement gives Mr. Tousey II
more machines, all fitted with power
transmitters of the latest pattern. More
help will be required and will be added
as they can be utilized; several girls
commenced work, Monday, but it re-
quires time to make them expert, so but
few are taken on at once. Elastic ank-
lets for drawers, which they have woven,
are now shipped to them from Benning-
ton, Vermont, where Mr. !Tousey has just
placed an order for 5000 dozen; the ma
chine formerly used on this work is now
knitting the elastic insertion. The
French knitting machine is to be remov-
ed and two circular machines, similar to
those now in use, will take its place.
The boiler at the shop, rs well as that in
Mr. Tousey's house, has been covered
with asbestos cement, great saving in
fuel. With his present improvement in
power, from the new water wheel and
engine placed in the Summer, new ma
chimes and fittings, with added help, Mr.
Tousey's shop is well adapted for the
growing business he seems to have on
hand in patent elastic web underwear.
At IIadley's, though hardly in shape
yet to do great amount of work, every
thing looked bright in new paint and
whitewash, seemed working smoothly,
when Il BEE reporter CHANGED to call,
this week. About 25 girls are employed
running machines and several others on
other work, besides the two cutters and
w. +. Eastwood, who is learning the
ways of the re-fitted Ba xter six-horse en-
CINE, which is model of economy in fu-
ell and power. Mr. Hadley has room for
60 machines and expects to have it all
utilized in the near future, but finds it
difficult to find girls, skilled in machine
work. He is gradually finding operators
for the machines already placed. Cotton
underwear is the only work turned out
by the shop at present, but, later, fan
mel and outing cloth will be made up and
it is expected that work will be done out
side the shop, as formerly. Mr. Hadley
anticipates running delivery wagon, as
in the past, but, as great share of that
work is now done BY machines at the
factory, not very extended trips are an
to find sewers. Mr. Hadley's
family, who are in Bridgeport, are not
expected to occupy his renovated home
here until next May.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

The sale of the % dozen hats of Dan
iel j. Brew, the missing Hawleyyille
manufacturer, realized $l06 for his EN-.
ployes, J. r. Spain & Co. taking the
hats.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

A strange case is reported from town
in Delaware where "a whole family of
colored people are turning white, ow-
ing to their persistent use of Brussels
soap.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

Absconding cashiers should always
take box of Brussels soap with them,
as there's nothing in Canada that can
equal it.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23
WHITE HILLS.

Miss Gray of New York visits Mrs
Frank Gerard.
Mrs Marion Wixom and granddaugb-
ter left for Carmel, N. Y, Friday.
G. w. Drew is filling his ice house with
ice of good quality, nine inches thick.
Arthur and Jarvy Williams, who have
been i'll, are improving.
Mrs Will Upton and children are
guests of her brother, Frank Upton.
No service in the church, last Sunday.
Rev Mr. Bosworth expects to preach.
next Sunday as usual, unless it rains.
Prayer meetings in the school house
have been discontinued for the present.
\ Mrs Mary E. Drew, who has been i'll
so long, is gaining.
e. G. Wixom is able to call on neigh
bors, after an illness of six weeks.
Interesting meetings are held nightly
in the Baptist church at Shelton.
Pickett & Dayton harvested the ice on
the reservoir.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

New York hospital, where he has been
for several weeks.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

W. c. johnson, who has been confined
to the house for several days with hard
cold, is able to be out again.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry use-Brussels.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23
E0NIasll,s:::;
Shoe News
Thursday, January 90.

Thursday, January %.
Now here is a Won
ans So Shoe for So.
TT should call it a 81
shoe, not one in 10 would
catch me at it. You
can't tell and nobody
else can tell, within a
dollar, what a shoe is
worth. Had / better lie
then? Guess not.
Soft and glossy Don
COLA with pleasant fex-
IDLE sole; honest leather
all the way through;
not the finest by any
means; honest.
Three sorts Of women's So 50 Shoes for Sc 30.
You may not want any one Of the three; and you
may.
All three are kid; two with patent leather tips;
toss Of different widths; heels Of different heights;
one with cloth top cloth is coming il now; all
rather fine; and they look vsry fins indeed
Fifty pairs Of Women's SO Shoes for 81 so.
Cant save you dollar pair ON Sc shoes; the
only vagko do that is to call EN- Sc sos.
Bright Dongola, soft and easy, smooth insols,
10 nails Or threads, low heels. All lengths, but
none very wide or very narrow.
What this description is for il to let you 800
without coming whether you want them o. not;
and ret want you 70 coma. i ron want any
thing.
JOHN g. ROWLAND,
4O5 MAIN ST, BRIDGEPORT.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

daughter, Mrs Pierce of Boston, cares
for them.
Mr. Smith of Bridgewaterh has an after
noon service at the station, every Sum
day, commencing at o'clock.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

Born, Monday evening, son to MIR and
Mrs John Roach of Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

George Bancroft, the venerable histo-
rian, died at Washington. Saturday, 80
wears old
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

iday present from their father of an ele-
giant Portland cutter.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23

Louis Wakeley shot a gray fox in his
door yard, Monday morning.
Parlor Rock ice house was filled, Mon
day, with ice brought from Pittsfeld
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-23
ROxBURY.

The Village Improvement society will
give dance at the hall, Friday evening,
23d.
Rev William cooley's annual donation.
the I'D.
Mr. Tishburn Of New Haven preached
in the Congregational church, sunday
Mrs Dwight IIallock Of bridgeport Is
in town.
Mr. and Mrs Truman Judson have been
very sick, but are improving Their
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-04-04
Fafszywi hrabiOwie.

Arystokracja amerykahska odzna
cza,sie nadzwyczajna }atwowiernos-
cia, jaka przyjmuje i traktuje wszel-
kiego rodzaju awanturnik6w, udaja
cychprzedstawicieli rozmaitych CLOS
nych rodow europejskich. Dose jest
przyswoic sobie tytu} ksiecia lub
hrabiego, azeby najpyszniejsze salo-
ny otworzy}y pred przybyszem swe
podwoje. Szczegolniej faworyzowani
So ruscy ksiazeta hrabiowie. w cia-
GU ubieg}ej zimy gazety amerykah-
skie opowiada}y niestworzone rzeczy
o ks. Eristonie, o hr. Gretkowskim,
o hr. Zubowie, bohaterze bostohskim.
Ale ma. nleszczescie tego ostatniego
pewien h6macz ruskich utwor6w "a
siegna} jezykas.w Rosji jego po-
chodzeniu. Mona sobie wyobrazac
zdziwienie ca}ego Bostonu, gdy o.
trzymano wiadomosc, re hr. Zubow
ME jest ami hrabia, AMI Zubowem,
lecz poprostu jakims Lipmanem!...
Jakkolwiek po wyjezdzie MALARIA
Wereszczagina New Yorku moda
ma samowar i ma ruskie kostjuny pa
MEN znikne}a odrazu, nienniej ame-
rykanie dose zywo interesuja sic zy-
ciem ruskiem i literature. Niejaka
ks. Enga}yczewowa znow rozpocze}a
szereg odczytow ma tematy ruskie W
domach bogatych amerykan6w.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-04-04
Socialist ich uratOWali.

S}owacy, ktorzy skazani zostali
ma kare smiercl W Pittsburgh, "a
b6jke W Braddock podczas strajku,
zostana prawdopodobnie uwolnieni.
Gazety, stojace ma zo}dzie ludzi bo-
gatych, twierdza, re protesty to-
warzystw robotniczych, a przedew-
szystkiem socjalistycznych, szkodza
oskarzonym-lecz zarazem przyzna-
ia, re wyrok by} "a surowy,i wyda-
ny 7ostat ma podstawie jednego para
grafu prawa Pennsylwahskiego,
kt6ry ieszcze dotad ME by{ zastaso.
wany. Dalej przyznaja, ze jeden re
skazanych-wed}ug zeznania swiad-
k6w, prawdopodobnie ME byi wcale
obecny ma polu b6jki, ze ten po-
winien bye zupe1nie uwolniony. z
ca}ego przebiegu sprawy widocznem
jest, re sad pozna}, il sic przegalo-
powa}, i re W Ameryce nawet "hun-
garow'' bez udowodnienia i'm why
wieszac ola postrachu innych ME
wolno. Gdyby ME protesty sklad-
XII socjalistow, kt6rzy dostarczyli
funduszu ma dalsza obrone--czterech
ludzi zosta}oby powieszonych. a Z
tych jeden, kt6ry zupe}nie jest ME
winny i niewidzia1 nawet, gdy sic
bito wzajemnie.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-04-04
stal, zdaje sic, cd pieca W kuchni,
przy ktorym byio duzo wior6w cie-
Sielskich

stal, zdaje sic, cd pieca W kuchni
PREY ktorym byio duzo wiorow Gle,
sielskich.
Piotr Steryhski w Chicago zostal
przej ejechany przez pociag kolei
Northwestern.
w Poniatowski, powiecie Mara,
thon, Wis, rozpoczeto budowe no.
wego polskiego kosciola.
w independence, Wis, polacy "a.
4ozyli czytelnie katolicka W parafji
IS. Aposto}6w Piotra Pawia.
w kopalniach W okolicy Nanti.
coke, Pa, zabitych zostaio 2 pola.
k6w: Wincenty Fedorowski i Karol
Wilkowski.
W domu iuwalid6w wojska ame,
rykahskiego w Newarku, n. V, u.
mari .Jozef Durand, W wieku 81 lat
ktory byf take zo}nierzem W pow.
stanlu r. 1S3O-31.
Michai karzon w Hazleton, Pa.
zwarj rjowa} powodu nadmiarowegc
palenia papierosow zabrano 90 dc
szpitala w l.aurytown, gdzie powie
slf sic na szelkach, uwiazawszy je |
drutu ponad oknem.
Po'icja chicagoska aresztowa}a ca
ia bande polskich ch}opak6w, kt6rz,
regularnie trudnili sic kradzieza poo
dow6dctwem ''kapitana." he ziodzie
pojmani sa: Tomasz Guna, Max Pc
morski, Stan. Zag6rski Edward
Boganski. Jack Burke, kt6ry dowo
dzi} banda, uciek}.
Antoni Szuski usilowa} sobie ode
brat zycie przez skoczenie z most,
ma Lackawanna ulicy w Scranton
Policja jednak przeszkodzi4a samo
bojstwu i zamknieto 60 do aresztu
szuski pragna4 jednak tylko smierci
odebra} sobie zycie W cell wiezien
nej przez powieszenie sic ma kami
zelce.
Dnia 2l marca W Buffalo odbyf,
sic posiedzenie nowoza}ozoneg,
towarzystwa pod nazwa "Kosynierz,
kosciuszki" gr. Wv. Mar. Pol. Cz&on
kowie tego towarzystwa biora sic g
nergicznie do dziela. Miedzy innem
zamierzaja oni zaiozyd biuro infor
macyjne, azeby posredniczyt w wy
nalezieniu piracy dla nowoprzyby
iych, biednych polak6w.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-04-04
Sprawa ksiedza ZyHy.

Chicago Staats-Z -Zeitung dnia 81
marca pisze: W hall Faskin'a, No
,3Ol2 Archer ave-, odby} sic wczora,
wieczorem mityng, ma ktorym byAc
przesz&o 1000 ludzi, ma ktorym
m6wcy ME bardzo }agodnie sic ob'
chodzili ksiedzem Zy}a; wszyscy
m6wcy za}owali, ze biskup, kt6re.
60 proszono usuniecie ksiedza Zy.
Ay, W tel sprawie mic ME uczyn:}. Pc
mowach wybrano komitet wykonaw.
czy, kt6ry ma odwiedzic biskupa
jeszcze raz ma go prosic jeszcze
raz, aoy usuna} znienawidzonego ka-
p}ana. Komitet sk1ada sic nastepu-
jacych cz}onkow: G.. j. Koz4owski,
Teodor Wikaryasz, M. Paprzycki,
Fr. Poplewski, Jan Piechocki, Jan
Derdzihski, Andrzej Jankowski, Jo-
zef Wikaryasz, J6zef Jankowski, Jo-
zef Frankowski, MARGIN Nie]uchow-
ski, St. Marczewski, w. Cieslowski,
Jan Lewandowski i S. Menzyd1o.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-04-04
TrwOnili pieniadze jak OszuSci.

BERLIN, 3 Kwiet. - ksiaze Bis
mark rozporzadza& pod}ug swego u
znania funduszem tax zwanym ga.
dzinowym. Fundusz ten pochodz1
procentow Cd majatku zabranego
kr6lowi nolenderskiemu mia{ bye
uzywany na popieranie idei pahstwa
niemieckieg". Tywczasem pokazuje
sic, re Bismark rozporzadzaf fundu-.
szem samowolnie, trwoniac go ma
rome cele. Miedzy innymi korzys-
tai tych pieniedzy dzisiejszy cesarz,
gdy by} jeszcze ksIeciem potrzebuja-
Gym duzo pieniedzy ma hulanki z
przyjacielem hulaka arcyksieciem
Rudolfem austrjackiem. Grosz pu-
bliczny trwoniono tedy ma cele pry-
watne bra{ W tenn udzia{ kanclerz
pahstwa przysziy cesarz niemiecki.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-04-04

nominacje tylko przez staranie pola.
kow ludu roboczego. Bogacze So
przeciwko MENU. Jezeli .. Augs-
bacha wybierzemy, to danny dow6d
politykom, re many si}e przy wybo.
rach, nastepnie beda mas sic bat i
ustepstwa nam robi6. Pan Augsbach
jest cz}onkiem firmy Kind; Augs-
bach & Co., przy ul. St. Clair. Jest
on dobrym byznesista, polak6w
dobrze zna vie co w wardzie lest
potrzebne. Jezeli ME chciecie, abv
koty leza}y po ulicach, to ME g}o-
sujcie ma r. P. Swaye, tylko ma OBJ.
O. Augsbacha.
Pan J. Cavanaugh przez ostatnie
diva terminy dobrze sobie zas{uzy{,
aby 90 ponownie wybra6 radca z
S-mej wardy.
Nazwisk niekt6rych kandydatow
acknowledgement ME podajemy, bo
nominacji Mkt ME chcia4 przyjac do
tel pory.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-04-04
PrawOdawcy bija sic spluwaczkami.

COLUMBUS, O., 4 Kwiet.-K Komisja
rozpatrujaca prawa korporacyjne,
sk}adajaca sic senator6w: Corcora-
ma, Gaumer'a, Shaw Sutton'a od-
by}a k}6tliwa sesje. Kazdy cz{onek
rnial odmienne pojecia. Gaumer
chcia{ uniewaznic bill,a Sutton chciaf
60 przeprowadzi6. Wreszcie Sutton
wyrzek} do Gaumera: "Pahski up6r
dale sic tylko tenn wyt}omaczyc, ze
pana ktos widziaf' (tj. przekupiD.
Gaumer podni6s} sic i krzykna}:
"Sutton, ty jestes k{amca." Wtedy
Sutton z1apa} wielka spluwaczke i
rzuci} W przeciwnixa, ale go ME ira
fiji. Pomiedzy zapastnikami staneli
'natychmiast inni senatorzyi b'twie
polozyli koniec.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-04-04
EX.APOSTOL KOLACHY
Opuscif zone, pOzwOlif jej wyjsG "a ko-
COS "a maz niespodziewanie po-
wr6cif kradziOnemi Owcami.

w Detroit, niejaki Staniszewski
W niezbyt przyk}adnej zgodzie zy} z
mafzonka, ktora mia}a innego przy-
jaciela, Staniszewski obawia} sic
nawet, re iona go otruje, ably mogla
owego przyjaciela poslubit. Chcac
zonie fgla wyp}ata6, uszedf, wkrot-
ce przez kogos doni6sl Q swojej
smierci. Ma te wiado,nosc pozosta{a
wdowa najpierw cokolwiek poptaka-
IA, pozniej wysz}a "a MAJ, wszys-
cy juz zapomnieli @ Staniszewskim.
Nagle nasz Staniszewski pojawia sic
salonisty, ktorego dawniej prze-
bywa} najczesciej, przyprowadzil
ze soba trzy owce. Mona sobie wyo-
brazic zdnwienie salonisty i wszyst-
kich znajomych,na widck Staniszew-
skiego, ktorego dawno miano "a u
marfego. Pytaja go vice, W jaki spo-
sob dosta} sic znowu ma ten paI6l
p}aczu. Staniszewski opowiada i'm
nastepna historic: By}sm w niebie,
lecz mnie ztamtad wys}ano ma zie-
mie, ably ukarat niewierna zone. Ma
droge dano mi w6z, muia try ow-
ce. Droga by1a daleka mu} ME
mog} juz dojst do Detroit, zabi}em
60 vice niedaleko miasta, owce je-
cha}y, ME byfy vice zmeczone, przy-
gna4em vice je ze soba. Opowiada-
nlu temu ME MISUNDERSTANDING po-
licja i ia przekona}a sic, re Stani-
szewski ukrad} Ii pewnego farmera
buggy, mu}a trzy owce. Mu}a RE
czywiscie zabi} niedaleko Detroit
Staniszewski dol teraz "koze" me,
wi, re :nu jest lepiei, anizeli by1o
z iona.
Jest to ten sam Staniszewski, kt6-
ry przybywa} do Toledo W +. 1889.
jako "apostof' schizmatyka Domini-
"A Kolasihskiego. Wtedy pisalism,
o jego k}opotach iona i c6rkami
kt6re sic podobno kochaja w nau.
czycielu panu Kol.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-04-04
Pedler i morderca z prOfesji.

Niedaleko Summerset, Pa, W lecie
1890 r. zamordowany obrabowany
zosta} farmer Umberger. Zato NOR.
derstwo zostali osadzeni ma powie'
szenie W dniu Ego Kwietnia David
i Jozef Nicely. w ubieg}a sobote "
Pittsburgh zabity zosta} detektyw
Gilkenson przez pedlera Fitzsimmon.
s'a, ktory W wiezieniu zosta} pczna'
ny jako jeden 2ch pedlerow beda.
cych u farmera Umbergera, tego dnia
kiedy by} zahity. Wykonanie wyro.
ku ma Nicely'ch powstrzymano, a
sledstwo jest prowadzone, kt6re
pewnie wykaze IL pedler jest NOR
derc4.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-04-04
nakulum kielich porozrzucali sw
komunie po oftarzu.

nakulum klellch porozrzucall sw.
komunje po o}tarzu.
Nieznany tramp chcia} polozy6
sztabe ma szynach, aby wykoleic po-
ciag niedaleko Mansfield, O., tym-
czasem pociag nadbieg} trampa "a
bill, ale sic ME wykolei}.
w Zachodnim kansasie juz czwar-
ty rok rzedu plony ma polaoh by}y
wyniszczone i farmerzy tamtejsi
znajduja sic ponownie W nedzy, pra
vie umierajac g1odu.
w Bloomfield, O., masa ludu ze-
brala sic do szynku Wilhelma Mile
ra ma dane has}o wszystkie trunk
zostaly porozlewane, szynkarz do
staf bicie jakby cd matk; ma kolanie.
G6rnicy W Gczbie przeszto 1000
W Laurel Jellico, KY, zapowiedzieli
ogolny strajk ma dzieh l Maja, jezeli
pracodawcy ME podwyzsza i'm p}acy
i ME zaprowadza osmio-godzinnego
dnia piracy.
Parma Josie Gayton, kt6ra sic "a
}ozy}a, IL przyjdzie pieszo San
Francisco do New Yorku pred 8
kwietnia, stane4a juz tam dnia q
Marca. Wysz}a ona San Francisco
W Sierpniu z.r.
w Portland, Ore, karol Elliott
W teatrze chcia{ zastrzelic aktorke
Lulu Duran, O kt6ra byf zazdrosny.
Chybi} jednak i zastrzeli} Mabel De-
babian, a zrani} Carrie Smith. Po-
tenn odebra} sobie zycie.
w Morewood, niedaleko Pittsbur.
ga, W poniedzia4ek zebra}o sic okoso
1000 robotnikow napadlo ma huty
koksowe Frick'a, kt6re zniszczyll i
ma ostatku podpalili. Szesciu bun
townikow zosta}o aresztowanych.
Brytahski okret Boringuen W po-
arozy Galveston do Newport News,
zosta{ rozbity W poblizu Oranque.
N. Car. Za}oga uratowafa sic. Il O.
kretem poszfo ma dino morza 1000
bell waty 200 ton wywar6w ma
sienia watowego.
Jakis sprytny z}odziej pisywa} H.
sty do 5ogatych ludzi W Washington
ME, pomiedzy innvmi do Prezy-
denta Harrisona, re ktos W pewnej
miejscowosci pozostawi} wlelki spa
dek, dla osoby do ktorej list adreso-
wany, re ten spadek MONA ode
brat "a posrednictwem pewnego nj
by ksiedza katolickiego (hiszpana)
ale i.... ma koszta potrzeba rp. l.
900 lub 5000 dolarow. Podohno kill
ku kongresmanow zosta}o W ten spo-
sob oszukanych.