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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-09-03

DICKINSON county IL one Of the
greatest In the west, but she has been
outclassed. A while ago she pro-
duced 81 candidates In the ranks of
the Alliance for half o dozen
county Offices. This put Brown
county on her dignity, and 30 after
shaking around and scrapIng about
awhile she hustled out III candi-
dates In the Alliance for the same
number Of Offices. This latter 10 .
good record for home talent TO break,
but It lie doubtful II local pride will
excite our fellows to any extrsordi-
nary fests Of hustlIng, Is the office
invariably seeks the man In Saline
county, but she don't have 10 employ
. 900 candle power search light In
order TO find him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-09-03

In . lsbored editorial, last weeks
Union answers for the farmers that
they are willing TO assume $lO,0Oo,-
600 600 Indebtedness for the railroads
Of the country, but attempts to
figure out that while the roads may
be worth 10 billions, yet they could
be bought for half that amount.
Now, without arguing the point at
this particular time, we think you
are very ungrateful, for II the govern
mept had not lured capital TO span
the broad prairies Of Kansas with
their net work OF roads, Kansas
would still be the home Of the savage;
there would have been no farmers
here, hence no farmers alliance,
hence no need for farmers alliance
newspapers. See?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-09-03

The following platform was unani-
mously adopted:
Believing that Il n not the pro-
vince Of this convention 20 formu-
late Q platform Of the Repablican
party, we content ourselves with the
following declarations;
First-We heartily approve the
strong, able and successful sdmInia-
tration Of President Harrison. We
recognise In the action Of the pFesi.
dent the members Of his eebinet and
the Rspublican leaders In the late
congress such q wise and conserve
tive and patriotic policy ss will In.
sure prosperity and promote the In
terest Of al our people. We sspec-
tally commend the policy Of reci-
prOeity, whereby the trade Of this
country will be increased By com.
mereial treaties With other nations,
and re cordially commend the Wig.
oFoas foreign policy Of the admins
traston.
eecoad-we commend the anex.
smpied lieeFality;of the late Republi.
can congress IN granting pensions 20
e4-Uniou soldiers and sailors, their
widows and orphans.
Third-Ws recognise the o6edi-
snee u representatives, 20 the en-
pressed viii Of tiSs people - tbe e.
sestisl pfineipis 81 Fspobiicea rev.
ernmeak. a11 Ns therefore commend
t6a late ErFutIitkn coa1resa far SEE
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-09-03
SALIVA KANSAS.
1--WE MIGHT As WELL PERMIT our

ENEMIES TO DIRECT THE MOVE
MESTs OF OUR ARMIES IN TIME OF
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-01
The Coming Pythian Fair.

The order of Knights of Pythias in this iuris-
diction has undergone great changes in the past
three years. There has been more real ad-
yancement of the interests of the order during
that period than for many past years. new
temporary brick building has just been com
pleted by the building committee of the pro-
posed Knights of Pythias fair, which COM
mences Monday, February 9, consisting of N
Bunch, John Humphrey, and William Doherty,
in which to hold the grand combination fair
This is the first enterprise in the history of the
order where all the lodges united in one harmo-
nious body to interest the public in their be-
half. Richard Goodhart, of the War Depart
ment, president Of the fair committee is trne
and tried Pythian, and his endeavor, with the
assistance OF the other members of the com
mittee, to make this fair grand success is up
permost in his thoughts
The following are among the attractive ar
ticles to be voted for at the coming fair: La
dies gold watch, gentleman's gold watch, la
dies diamond ring, X. of z. uniform, veteran
fireman's uniform, gold-headed cane, a solid
silver printers composing stick, riding saddle,
set OF harness, parlor set of furniture, bed
room set, X. OF T. charm, X. of G. E. uni
charm, Uniform Rank charm, solid silver
trowel for bricklayer, silver tea set, Winchester
rifle, and many Others The great attractive
feature of the fair will be the handsome deco
ration of the booths, fifteen in number, repre-
senting the fifteen lodges in the city, Each
lodge will try to outdo her sister lodges and
thus the variety will have its affect A hand
some silk banner will be voted to the lodge
having the most attractive and original appear
ance in the fair-room. Many strangers are ex-
pecJed to visit the great enterprise during its
progress, and success is almost assured.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-01
New Chief Clerk Appointed.

Acting Secretary Nettleton has appointed
George e. McOmber chief clerk of the Secret
Service Division, vice John q. Cowie, trans
ferred
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-01

The amount of Al per cent. bonds redeemed
yesterday was S3l0,75O, making the total to date
$1,000 800
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-01
$3.50.
A FAMINE

is close on the heels of the
feast. For the three days this
$3.50 SUIT and OVERCOAT
sale has run there's been
standing room only" We've
all turned too, and helped to
sell-and seems as if almost
everybody had been buying.
If the SUITS and OVER
COATS = both = or either
hold out you'll have a week
longer of grace. But there's
the phantom of a famine brew
ing. Don't be at the fag end.
They are our regular SIS,
$3.50 and $12 garments
both Mems and Boys = as
usual better than the price
reduced to
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-01

COMPRISING:
Pair of SpIendidIy Matched Grown
Horses, 6 and 7 years old, Perfectly
Sound, Prompt and Speedy Drivers;
Very Handsome Victoria, Superb
Double Set of SiIver-PIaied Harness,
Si!ver-Mounted Coupe Harness, in
Perfect Order; Robes, Whips, Etc.
To be sold in front of my aucton-rooms. Elev-
entn street and pennsylvania avenue, on SAT-
N. B.-Can be seen prior to the sale by card
tioneer.
THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer.
GS THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence CT the rain until WEDNESDAY,
February 4, 1891, same hour and place.
fel-ltl0 THOMAS DOWLlNG. Auctioneer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

james L. Bailey, who was sentenced
from the police court to the county
jail, January s, for term OF 30 days
for visiting a house of ill-fame, I'M
tremendously cut his term short yes
terday by skipping the fence of the
stone-yard. He was working on the
stone pile and was sent for pail OF
water, when he saw an opportunity to
give his companions the shake. The
deputies Immediately went in pursuit,
but Bailey had succeeded IN GLIDING
the searching eyes of the officer up to the
last reports received last evening. II is
believed that he and pal went TO De-
troit on the D., G. II. q NJ. car. as two
suspicious looking characters were seen
to Jump onto the train n the ID. d N.
crossing.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
CUSTER RELIEF CORPS.
The Committees for the Coming Year
Named Bv the President

The Committees for the Coming Year
Named Bv the President
The Woman's Relief Corps of Custer
Post held its usual meeting yester-
day afternoon at Elks' Hail and dis
posed of considerable business. The
death of Mr.. Kearney, husband of one OF
the members, was reported. and it was
decided to attend the funeral in .
body Friday. Suitable flowers were
also ordered.
There being vacancy caused by the
failure of the one elected to qualify,
Mrs. Louisa II. Brown was elected
guard, and she chose for her assis tant
Mrs. Brookman. Both were installed.
1t was decided to give masquerade
ball at the hall Monday, February Q.
the proceeds to go toward the relief of
Mrs. Noble, q member, whose husband
Is i'll of consumption. Choice music
will be provided. Ice cream and cake
will be served. A pie social will also
be given at the residence of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Alta Stewart, % Sycamore
st., at date soon to he set.
The president announced the follow
ing committees for the year:
Relief mIttee--Cbairman, Mrs.
Maggie Leonard; First ward, Mrs. s. A.
Barrett; Second ward, Mrs. Bsteman;
Third ward, Mrs. Anna Kroskopf;
Fourth ward, Mrs. NJ. l.. Frank: Fifth
ward, Mrs. Aldrich; Sixth ward, Mrs.
Wealthy wisner; seventh ward, Mrs.
Jennie Green; Eighth ward, Mrs.
Johanna Myer; Ninth ward, Miss
Sophie Emery; Tenth ward, Mrs. A. L.
Smith; north of the city, Mrs. Minnie
loot; east of tho city, Mrs. Lyon; west
of the city, Mrs. Carrie Gilbert; south
of the city. Mrs. Mary Hanna.
Finance Committee-Chairman, Mrs.
Emma r. Runion; Mesdames Lou
johnson and NJ. L. Williams.
| Executive Committee - Mesdames
/ Rachel Weed, Esther Port. Louiss
Brown, Maggie Frey, Clara Bates.
| Home Employment COMMITTEE
Chairman, Mrs. J. Lalone: Mesdanes
IaIcia Scott. Mary Lamb, Maud Decker
Margaret Cuthbert.
| Conference Committee - Chairman
Mrs. Eva Graz; Mcsdsmes Mary Racine
Angie Price, Mary Brooks, Josephine
Fox.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
A GOOD SHOWING.
Anpsal Meeting Of the Grasd Rapids
Fire Insurance. Go.

Anpual Meeting ef the Grasd Rarids
Fire Insurance. Go.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Grand Rapids Fire lnsursnes
Company. WAS held at its Office yester-
day. Twenty seven hundred and
seventy out of four thousand shares OF
its capital stock was represented. The
following board Of directors WAS elect
ed: Julius Houseman, George W. Gay.
A. v. Pantlind, l. N. Weston, II.
Widdicomb, J. w. champlin. ID. A.
Blodgett, s. +. Aspinwall, James BLAIR,
T. Stewart White. K. Crofton Fox, A. j.
Bovine, Thos. NJ. Peck Francis Letellier,
Grand Rapids; {. +. Hills and A. Y.
Mann. Mukkegon; r. A. Alger. Delroif;
Dwight Cutler, Grand Haven; r. b.
Stockbridge, Kalamazoo; o. NJ. Barnes,
Lansing; w. X. Burt, East Saginaw.
The board OF directors elected the
following: Julius Houseman, presl-
dent; T. Stewart White. vice-president,
A. J. Bovine, treasurer, and S. V. Aspin-
wall. secretary.
The company 10 now doing business
IN Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, Missouri,
Illinois, New York and Pennsylvania
It's receipts from all sources in 1890
were $l40,s3s.29, and expenditures
$l23, 24s.63. The company now hiss
assets 1927 ,364.35 and net surplus 10
policy holders Of $3.50, 576.l7. The
company has paid for losses since il
organized, $3l2,79 This amount has
been paid on one thousand and thirty
claims without law suit.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
stocking the Streams.

government fish car in charge Of
r. n. Clark has been making q trip
through the state distributing young
brook and lake trout. The favored
localities were Lake odessa, 800: MUIR
ray lake, Ionia. 200; Fatal, Baldwin
aud Burgess lakes, Greenville, 1900:
Camp lake, Sparta, 1900; Reeds lake,
900: Sand creek, 400; Rush creek. 200.
Those planted in Reeds lake were 1T
the request Of Ben: > Hanchett, those
IN Sand creek IT the request of r. n.
Belknap and o. y. Watson, and those
IN Rush creek for r. j. Sokup.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
THE p. OF I. CONVENTION.
Cessures the Politicians who are Amiet
ed With Bad Memories.

-
ed With Bad Memories
The Kent County Association Of
Patrons of Industry held their annual
convention at Central Labor Union hall
In this city yesterday afternoon. There
are nxty-four subordinate associations
IN the county that were represented by
As many delegates. The delegates
complained that the ASSOCIATION was
made a victim of misplaced confidence
during the last political campaign.
Candidates who made pledges 10 the
association and were elected have
failed TO redeem them, and a committee
will be appointed TO 60 down TO Lansing
TO look after the careless legislators.
The Patrons charge our own Senator
Doran with little neglect in this con-
nection. Those who voted for the
Senator. believing that he would re-
deem his pledge to them 70 work for
the interest of the farmers in the
Legislature, are sorely disappointed and
accuse him Of being ciscourteous 10
certain measures brought before the
Senate by Patron members.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
Last Chance Of Bargains in Hats and
RODuetS

Nice Velvet Hats, all trimmed, for
1925, $l.5Oand $500. Trimmed Beaver
and Felt flats for $l.25, Sl.50 and Sl.75.
All Hats, trimmed or untrimmed, will
be sold regardless of cost. Now, this
is the last chance for the public to get
cheap Hats or Bonnets, as | have to
close up very soon for retixing the
store. Call at once and convince your
self of the above facts. at q Canal-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

Edgar Broom, q young lad, was
ushered into the presence of Justice
westfall yesterday, 10 answer 10 .
charge of disturbing the religious ser
vices Of the salvation Army on Hamil-
ton.st. He Was released on suspended
sentence for thirty dsys upon payment
of costs. If be conducts himeelf IN 3
manner becoming 70 . Eentlemaniy
young man during these thirty days
he will be free from the toils Of the
law, otherwise be VIII have 20 appear
before his honor and receive sentence.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

Frank Schultz PAD into the superior
court yesterday $50 penalty and ~
costs, on conviction OF selling liquor or
Sunday In defense, schultz made the
singular plea that be bartender had
sold the liquor against hs express in
structions. Bot the statute says fhss
this fact, even though proved, 10 no %
fenee. Hence the CONVICTION.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29


Rass ~ ss''1es's's 90
TIE isoe oi Jnass Holmes when he ieft
the court yeztoraav nf,ernoon a 8
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serles IL examinations which haxs k<pt
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fell vain tie helding II Neille Paxton
md William Aldr.cA for tr.x, and tn
d.scharrs of Thomas Weskerho,se
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

The friends Of Rev. X. G. crsvfer
sprung surprise party upon him {
congratulate him upon he 18th birth
day, which occurred on the 9th. Re
treatments were provided by The 70 este
snd . purse of money was presented by
r. G. Sessions on behalf Of the com
many
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

Esch and beautiful wood stsfns srr
made from Diamond Dyes, While Dis-
mons Pants are sdsftso ~ scores Of
rzses IA the home. Send for free books
giving explicit directions for various
home de>vsrs t5ons. - Wells, Richardson
Co. Burlington. Vt. For ten years
Diamond Dyes have beer the standard,
ard today more are used than ever be-
fore. Etfue sutftlt7ses,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

The sherss u IN receipt Of . Subpoena
for serves upon Viola Cochran. alas
Furrsson, alas Stern Her husband,
Thomas Corchran, RESIDES n -. Joseph
couutv and q anrnous 70 sever he
marital relations with T5oia, who y
I'D 70 b extremely frat snd spre-
hah4e.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

Msrshali Wilson. IN Response 70 the
question which has been asked with
regard 10 tire condition Of The streets
and cross walks, says that the city mar
shsI has nothing 10 90 With the oosndl-
ton IF The streets- He says the super
visor and the highway commissioner
are the men 70 roast
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
DR. cLAv roDD


If you wish TO have your letters sn-
swered Immediately by DR.. Todd in per
son. enclose VI TO par for the service.
Consultations At his ofiee free. and no
charge for his once services until
cured. ofSoe - Monroe room 4.
Grand Espads, Nch- Postos5oe lock
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

a Little Girl Gets . Bottle % merphtse
and is Pessosea - Death.
A distressing accident occurred in the
village of Ada, Tuesday afternoon. 10y
which the little daughter OF DIR. J. ID.
Lewis Loot her life.
The child became possessed of . bot
tic Of morphine, in some mysterious
way, and ate large part Of its con-
tents. Every effort was made 70 ante
dote the poison, but unsuccessfully.
The little one fingered through tie
night. and died early yesterday morn
ine.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
Cure Yourself

Don't pay large doctor bills. The
best medical book published, one hum
dred pages, elegant colored plates.
will be sent you on receipt of three
cent stamps to pay the postage. Ad-
dress A. =. Ordway & Co., Boston, Mass.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

Ths man Bennett bartlett, wanted IN
Detroit for passing counterfeit rnspey,
and arrested here on suspicson Tuesday
night. vas examined ny Detroit parties
ard vac declared pot 20 ~ the man
wanted. He wae DISCHARGED.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
Sick Headache.

Losses Red Clover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion aud
Constipation. 25c per box, 5 boxes for
81. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
Lily White.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer IN the manufacture of Hour.
Its products are IN great demand, and
especially the Lily White. Try it.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-28
Sultan With umiera.
Niemcy.
Berlin, 27 stycznia.

Niemieccy w}asciciele akcyj
argenty6skich tworza pod
przewodnictwem Henryka
Emden W Frankfurcie stowa-
rzyszenia celem chronienia
swych interes6w pred dowol-
nemi obnizaniami.
Jak donosi ,,Berliner Xii
nische Wochenschrift, " DR..
Liebmann we krwi dziewieciu
pacyent6w leczonych limfa DR..
Kocha, kt6rzy po wiekszej
czesci So suchotnikami, znalaz}
bacyle tuberku}owe, ale bez
sladu tuberku}owych wezlow,
podczas gdy W dw6ch wypad-
kach wyrzucona fegma ME "a
wiera1a bacyl. Wynik badaG
ORA Liebmanna prawdopodo-
bnie stwierdza obawy wyrazo-
he przez Virchowa.'
Berlin, 81 stycznia.
Trzej najstarsi synowie ce-
sarza moeno sic zaziebii przy
sankowaniu i slizganiu sic.
Arcyks. Wilhelm leczy sic ma
zapalenie oczu, KS. Eitel-Fry-
dryk ma gwa}towne zapalenie
krtani a KS. Adalbert na lei
sza taxa sama chorobe. Ks.
Wilhelm ley W }6zku; dwaj
jego bracia ME wychodza zpo-
koju. Lekarze jednak zape-.
wniaja, re zaden Z ksiazat ME
jest niebezpiecznie chory.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-28

Kreg Fraj "a 100000 ubezpieczonymi ma je-
60 zyciu, inni biegl "a dw6ma tysiacami dola-
row przyobiecanej nagrody, i przyznae trzeba,
re by1o biedz ia czem.
Wan! Wan jestem bogatym, jak
pred tenn by}em! = krzycza} ciagle Kin Fo, 0
lie ma to szybki bieg dozwala}.
= Me stracA majatku, ME stracn! -wo-
}ali Kreg Fraj:
hapaj! kapaj! = wrzeszcza}a Gala gro
mada goniacych, rosnaca po drodze jak lawina
Wan mic ME slysza}. Biegnac rekami
skrzyzowanemi ma piersiach, mic ME chcia} ami
odpowiadac, ami TRAGIC czasu ma ogladanie sic
po "a siebie.
Mineli przedmiescie. Wan pusc} sic 60
sci1cem wzd}uz kana}u. Tu m6g} ucieka6 swo
boduie, DO gosciniec by} w6wczas prawie pu-
sty. Goni} wiec jeszcze PREDICT, zaczem i
pogoh podwoi}a chyzosci.
Gonili tax przesz}o dwadziescia minut.
Niepodobna by7o przewidziee, jak sic to skoh-
czy? Wszelako zdawa}o sie re uciekajacy "a
czyna opada6 z s} zwalnia6 kroku. Pre-
strzeh pomiedzy MIN goniacymi zaczyna1a sic
zmniejszaG.
Czujac to Wan da1 susa box znik1
W zielonem geszczu ogr6dka otaczajacego ma1a
pagode po prawej stronie drogi.
Dziesiec tysiecy tael6w temu, kt6ry go
zatrzyma ~ zawo}a{ Kin Fo
Dziesiec tysiecy tael6w ~ powt6rzyi
Kreg Fraj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-28

by GAIA poEcya cesarstwa niebieskiego "a MIN
goni1a.
Szalona to by}a pogo6.
= Me straci4em majatku! Wan! Wan!
Me straci1em! = krzycza} Kin Fo.
= Bogaty jest! bogaty! = wo}ai jeszcze
g}osniej Kreg Fraj.
Ale Wan by} "a daleko, ably m6g} us}y-
sec te s}owa kt6re by4yby go moze powstrzy
ma1y Przebieg} tedy Gale wybrzeze wzd}uz
kana]u dobiega} juz do kana}u wschodniego
Wszyscy trzej biegli "a MIN, ME ustajac
pogoni, ale zawsze W jednakiem oddaleniu.
A nawet uciekajqcy zdavaF sic coraz bar
dziei jeszcze sic cd Mich oIdalaG.
Poi tuzina Chi1czyk6w przy}aczy}o sic do
nich ME liczac kilku take policyant6w biora
cych uciekajacego "a zbrodniarza, ktory swiezo
pope}ni1 cos z}ego.
Ciekawy to by} widok tej. .gromady zady-
szanej, krzyczacej, powiekszajacej sic "a kaz
dym krokiem nowymi ochotnikami. Ci, co
blizej byli spiewaka, s}yszeli wyraznie, jak
Kin Fo wym6wi} nazwisko Wana. szczeSciem
re tenze ME wym6wh nazwiska ucznia swego
bo Gale miasto by}oby sic nuci1o trop "a
tax s}awnym cz}owiekiem. Ale nazwisko
Wana, niespodziewanie odkryte, dostatecznie
zelektryzowa}o Aum ca1y. Wan wszakze
to ten zagadkowy cz}owiek, "a kt6rego odszu-
kanie naznaczona by}a ogromna nagroda. Vie
dziano 0 tenn tax ze gdy Kin Fo gona "a
100000 dolarami stanowiacymi jegomajatek,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-28
KKOPOTY CHINCZYKA
W CHINACH.
- PRZEZ -
JULIUSZA VERNE.
W CHINACH.
(Cia0 dalszy y

(Ciag dalszy y
Pred MIN sta} czlowiek, kt6rego spojrze-
ME skrzyzowa1o sic jego wzrokiem.
= Ach : zawofa} Kin Fo, ME mogac
sic powstrzymaG cd wykrzykniku zarazem py-
tajacego wo}ajacego
Fraj Kreg przyskcczyli don mniemajac,
re zosta} poznany, zagrOzony, ugodzcny = "a
bity moze.
Wan! = zawo1aI Kin Fo
-Wan!? = powt6rzyi Kreg Fraj.
1 by} to rzeczywiscie Wan, : On sam we
w}asnej swei osobie, ale zamiast sic zblizyG do
nicb, tejze chwili roztracA t1um otaczajacy
go zacza} ca1ej SHY uciekaG, co mu n6g star
czy3o, kt6re by}y poteznie d2ugie
Kin Fo ME zawaha} sic ami chwili puscn
sic "a MIN W pogod, chesc raz uwolni6 sic z
przykrego po}ozenia Fraj Kreg puscili sic
wraz MIN, krok krok ME chcac go AM wy
przedzic, AMI pozostaG "a MIN.
oni poznai Wana pojei po jego zdzi-
wieniu, re tax dobrze on ME spodziewa} sic oba-
czyc tu swego ucznia, jak tenze ME spodziewaf
sic zastac tu jego.
Ale dlaczego Wan uciekal! Trudno by
10 sic domysle6; ale W ko6cu ucieka2, jak gdy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-28
Sroda, dnia % Stycznia 1891 +

przez powstanc6w z Porto
Coquimbo. Powsta6cy zam-
kneli Tongoy mad zatoka tegoz
nazwiska, 30 mil cd Coquim-
bo. Tongoy jest koleja po}a-
czone Tamaya i Ovalle, a ia
znowu miejscowosc z Coquim-
DO. R6wniez zamkneli Torba-
rails. 10000 wojska rzadowe-
go wys}ano do oblezenia
Tougoy.
Wedle pozuiejszych wiado.
mosci stoczy}a sic tam walka.
Powstahcy zajeli miasto Lii
mache Alto, % mil cd Valpa-
raiso, zdobyli TAME warszta-
ty rzadowe i ich dyrektora i
prezydenta, a zwolennika Bal
macedy z miasta wygnali.
Nastepnie zajeli Quillota W
prowincyi Valparaiso, 80 mil
Cd Santiago, a 90 mil cd Oce-
anu Spokojnego. W1asnost
cudzoziemc6w pomimo usi}o-
wan pos}6w obcych KRAKOW, by
by}a ochroniona, DUO ucierpia-
Ia wskutek powstauia, a posel-
stwa zagraniczne uwladomi}y
rad chile1ski, re cofna sic na
swe okrety woienne, jezeli
wojna potrwa. Prezydent Bal
maceda prosi}icho o wstrzymanie
sic jeszcze przez dni kilka, gdyz
spodziewa sic, re W tym czasie
st}umi powstanie.
Egypt.
Suakdna, 27 stycznia.
Egipska piechota l konnica
odebra}y dis powstadcom
HANDFUL. Namiestnik Suaki-
mu, kt6ry dowodzi} Egipcy-
anami, dis wiecz6r powr6ci}
tutaj z wieksza czescia swych
wojsk, pozostawA jednak jeden
battalion ma za}odze w HANDFUL.
Egipcyanie ME zabili Ia
dnego ze schwytanychp hpowsta1-
cow, ale ostro z mimi sic obej-
da. Jezeli uda sic Egipcy-
anon utrzymac sic przy
Handful, i jeszcze zdobyc To-
kar, to odzyje handel wewne
trzny. DIS rano grenada
derwisz6w ich zwolennik6w
W poblizu Suakim zabra}a