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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-14

A FEW more published interviews with
Montana men in the east by hungry item
gatherers will place the voters of the
state in possession of all the information
they want concerning the political situa-
tion here.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-14
AN EXCELLENT SUGGESTION.

The st. Louis Republic suggests tina
the next house of representatives pas
separate tariff reform bills, each dealing
with a single item or with several item,
in the same schedule. 1t holds that b,
forcing separate bills on the senate ant
the president, the democrats can force
the issue on the trusts formed under the
Mckinley bill and thus keep the aggres
sive throughout. 1t thinks that any
general tariff reform bill which the
majority of democrats would endorse
with their ballots in 1892 would have nc
show before the senate nor would it be
signed by the president. Moreover the
democrats would be compelled to defend
it in next years campaign instead of
attacking the Mckinley measure, and a
defensive campaign is generally a losing
one for a party out of power.
The suggestion is an excellent one.
Some of the bills would pass to the presi-
dent, for western republican senators
could not afford to place themselves in a
compromising position before their farm
ing constituencies by voting against
them. For instance, a bill to put barbed
wire on the free list would go to the SEN
ate backed by the sentiment of every
farmer in the country. II it were
killed in a republican senate or vetoed
by a republican president the repub-
llcan party could not satisfactorily ex-
plain why it should support the barbed
wire trust. The farmers could not be
deceived. The fact would be brought
home to them that the republican party
favors monopolies every time they looked
at their fences and counted the extra
dollars they cost by reason of the barbed
wire trust.
The Republic enumerates other trusts
against which separate tariff reform bills
might be introduced. Among them are
the Carnegie steel rail trust, the white
lead and paint trust, and the window
glass trust. A modification of the tariff
upon all these articles would cheaper
the transportation of farm products, in
crease the activity of building trades and
the revenues of the government.
The st. Louis paper contends that a doz
en- separate bills, leach drawn to illus
trate the difference between the interests
Of Pennsylvania trusts and the interests
Of the country, would put western repub-
Leans in the senate in a situation full of
difficulties from which they might learn
10 sympathize with the difficulties of
their constituents" The Republic is al
50 "very much in favor Of giving Mr..
Harrison a chance to go on record with
l dozen vetoes of the kind, or at least of
iscertaining how far western republican
senator's are willing to go in sacrificing
to shield him from the exer-
Use of his responsibility"
AS stated, the suggestion of the Re-
public is a good one. The fact that no
eform tariff measure providing for the
down of tariff taxes all along the
of importations can pass the senate,
n receive the signature of the president,
uggests the line Of action upon the part
+ the democrats in the house so ably
PRESENTED by our st. Louis contempor-
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-14
FREE RAW MATERIALS.

IL III sIllDDOlCtu VI VIC utIIOCI dtl'
party in 1892 be free raw materials ant
"a modified tariff tax Upon the prime
necessaries of life it will elect its presi
dental candidate by a majority that will
force the republican party upon an en-.
tirely new line of defense. Twice Gov,
crnor Russell has been elected to the
chief magistracy of Massachusetts, upon
the issue of free raw materials. That
state has committed itself to the afiirma-
tive of the proposition. Speaking of his
election the governor says: 'Massachu-
sets is earnestly for tariff reform on the
line of free raw materials which has
been the chief issue in this state The
governor owes his prominence to his
mastery presentation of their benefits to
the people of Massachusetts. He has
studied the question with great care
and is thoroughly informed as to Its
effects upon the prosperity of manufac-
turing states. In all his speeches and in
all his writings he has kept in public
view free raw materials and has become
the embodiment of that idea in the New
England states.
Governor Russell had all the facts in
his favor. He pointed to the cotton mills
of his state which, with free raw material,
have been revealing in increased bust
ness. Their exports of finished products
have increased in every direction. They
are prosperous and contentcd. On the
other hand the wooden mills, with their
highly taxed raw material and highly
protected outputs are suffering an al
most unprecedented %stagnation. Owing
to their taxed raw material they are I'M
able to compete in foreign markets with
free wool manufacturing counties and
the result is they are compelled to con-
fine their operations to the limited de-
mands of a home market. The business
men of Massachusetts saw this, the cot
ton mill men knew it and the wooden
men keenly felt it, and hence Governor
received their support. There is
'''' u w d1Iouut III Ills TWO |
victories in that heretofore
republican state. He made free
raw materials the sole issue in his cam
paign and won by handsome majorities.
Massachusetts has come with demo-
to stay as long as it inscribes free
materials upon its banner. Ever
the tariff was taken off hides in
1872 and the boot and shoe industry of
The state rose from comparatively moth
ng to one of great Importance the senti-
nent in favor Of free raw materials has
been growing. 1t has now broken be-
'ond the bounds of theory and has be-
'ome a fixed principle with the manu-
acturers of the state. In the reelection
II Russell that state has put itself on
in favor of untaxed raw materials.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-14
Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-Montans-
Decidedly colder; northwesterly winds
snow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
Og}OszeNie gazeciassrxio

Wgfoszesafe gazeciarskie.
IN Newspaper Advertislno>
Wyszlo juz 175 wydanie teen
dzief ksiazka 0 200 stronnicacS'
Mona tam znalezc tytuf kasdai
gazety wychodzacej W stanach
z1l i, maj2cej pod1ug
szto rs tysiecy abonent6w z wv
szczegolnieniem, lie kosztuje wiersz
]91gtoszenia. Podaje take liste nal
lepszych gazet W kazdem mieScie.
maj2cych lokalnych abonent6w
na]mnlej 5Ooo-tudziez liste wszel.
klch innych gazet oraz warunki,
W jaki sposob MONA W mich mai
tanlej o%gfaszac. Wreszcie wskszuie.
" laki spos6b u~ajwiekszy zvsI
MONA clagnac 2 pieniedzy i t. a.
hsl2zka ia kazdemu no
zauan'e przeslana bedzie darmo
lYiko koszta przeseikl ESQ cent6wl
tfzeba poslac W znaczkach G
' low, :, pod adresem: Geo. P. Ro.
well u Co., 10 SpruceStreet, New
York c., N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

gle 2 Krakowa, j dopiero pc paru
tygodniach z~naleziono go b}aka-
jacego sic W jakims leslie, oddano
60 pod nadz6r, i pc pewnym pre-
ciagu czasu odzyskaf w1adze umy-
s}owe. By} to iednak plerwszy etap
ma drodze do samob6jstwa, kto-
rem przeciaf swoje nieskazltelne i
zacne zycie. Dodac nalezy, re byf
to cz}owlek wysoce lnteligentny,
ktory uczy} SIG wiele, umlaf i
rozumla{ wiele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
zAPIsUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsAl
z GALICYI.

Otwarcie czytelni ludo-
wych. Ia staraniem x. Tomasza
Stefanowskiego, wikarego W Trzes.
nj, za}ozy}o Towarzstwo oswiaty W
krakowle czytelnie ola gminy
N~adbrzezie ola gminv Sokoln1-
XII W powlecle tarnobrzeskim.
Uroczyste czytelni W Nadbrzezlu
obby}o sig 5 kwietnia, W Sokolni-
kach IL Kwletnla RIB. wobec licz-
ME zgromadzonei ludnoscl. W
Nadbrzeziu kierownictwa czytelni
obja} x. ~Stefanowskl, a W ookol-
nikach p. Jan Micha}ski, nauczy.
ciel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

Krak6 w,-Onegdaj odebraf
soble zycie wfssclciel zakfadu ka-
mieniarskiego, W}adys}aw Chro-
snikiewicz. By4a to osobrstosc ME
sfychanle prawa i szlachetna. Cd
najm}odszych lat walczyt z niedo.
statklem, nlezaprzeczonego talen-
tn. Mafo kto vie, re jake rysow-
mix, by} Crosnikiewlcz plerwszo-
rzednym ~portreciste. Patrzac ma
jego prace W tym kierunku, podzi.
wia}o sic idealna umiejetnosG
schwytania pobobiehstWa, prey
nlesfychanie subtelnem wykona-
naniu. Skromny do przesady, ME
umiaf AMI chodziG ga SODA, AMI
opominat sic o to, co mu sic
s}usznle nalezaFo. Dusza nawskros
artystyczna. Wyzyskiwany przez
przeds1ebiorcow, "a czas6w, kiedy
zaledwie starczy}o mu na kawa-
lex chleba, utrzymywaf re swej
piracy OLGA i GAIA rodzine. Niepo.
wodzenia, kt6rych lwl2 Geese PREY
pisac nalezy jego wiasnemu uspo-
sobieniu, doprowadziiy 60 do me-
lanchoji. Pred rokiem znikf ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
co II

JAK JUL pisallsmy-cbcho
dzono W Pozuanlu piedziesiata
roczrice czyli jubllesz iowa
rAvstva pomocy n%aukowej.
Byfo nabozenstwo ga dusze
sp. Karola Marcinkowsklego,
ktory to towarzystwo wymy,
Sill zaiozy]. Bylo potem dru-
gle nm podziekowanie Pnnu
Bogu, ze lublleuszu tego do.
2yc pozwolif i luwarzyslwo
laska s"oia wspierat.
lei laski byty wldoczne
dowodv, DO SIC zebralo bardzo
wie]u 2 tych, k,orzv wspiera,
NJ przez towarzystwo uczyll
sic " przerozuych szkolach i
VA ludzl wyszli, "a teraz mai9
stanowisko, kawa}ek ch!ebn,
honory navel i swiatlo w gln-
wach, re sobie l wszystkim
NIGGA bye i sa pozyteczni.
Vice cleszmY sic wszyscy
Z tego, Re mielismy m1edzy
SODA czlowieka, kt6ry TAXA
dobra rzecz wymyslil zaiozyf.
Dowod to na)pieknieiszej cno-
ty chrzesciansklej, DO milo
slerd"ia ola biednych. Bic
dnych BOWEN Towarzystwo
wsplerafo l ma lch nauke da.
walo, 3e synowie biedakow
ma ludzl powychodzili ]asnie-
liza dis nauka, rozumem ma
rodoW' naszemu zasZczyt
przynosza, a sami i rodz'ny
leo wyszl: z biedY i doszl,
znaczenia a navel dostatku.
Bywa}a u mas bieda ma
wszystkich, wiec tel wielu
bogatych dawnie] Polak6w W
blede popadto. Tych d2ieci
pobiera1y 1 poblerala wsparcle
z tego towarzystwa, a poble-
raja je W znacznej czesc' Cd
tych, kt6rych towarzystwo z
bIedy wyciagio przez osw1ate
ma ludzl wyprowadzi}o, be DIS
on' do towarzystwa skladki
dawac NIGGA i daja. TAX sic
TO koiem wszystko obraca.
Kto dis ma wozie, 1utro pod
wozem bye mole. Dobrze i
potrzeba tego, abv zawczasu
kazdy do drugich sic przyfa :
czat i dawal, lie mole, W
take miejsce, z ktorego be
dnych sic wspomaga, boo
ka2dy biednym zostaG pomo-
cy potrzebowac moze. Dobrze
vice, Re sic szuka sposobow,
ably b'edni sic wydzwiga)l i
mlell znowu ma wspieranie
bogatych, gdy tym b,eda z
reku majatek wydrze.
! Pomysl sobie mad tenn, a
poznasz, jak to wszyscysmy
5akos powiazani z SODA, wszy-
soy rowni wobec Boga / lego
dopuszczen, wobec biedy. Ia
r6wna szybko bogacza Z ze-
brakiem, pana z siuga, a
szczesclem jest wtedy jezeli
ludzie maja SERGE i dopoma-
gaia soble. lego serca i do
brych uczynkow powinni
wiasnle bogatsl uczyc bed
nYch, a pamietac, Re 2 tel
nauki mole j ola uich bye
pomoc, gdy sic losy odwroca.
Blednle]si zas powinpi zawcza.
SUI przykfada6 sic, chocby
malym datkiem, do tel wspol-
nej kasy, a gdy i'm Bog po-
blogoslawi, dawac wiecej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
lsksandr Chod1ki dokfadny ls
Slow nix =:
POLSKO-ANGIELSKI I
NNIEI GKO DOT gu
ANGIELSKO-POLSK

Zostal jz ukonczony odes}any lynn, kt6rzy przyslah ma dzias
to prenumerate. DMe{o to jest W dobrej, mocnej oprawle ze zloconemi
tytpikam,: zavierajacy 924 stronnic ,wyraznego druku ma dobrym pa
pierre. Kosztuje tylko 4 dolary. Dzie}o to Jest potrzebne kaadenu POI
lakoyi W Ame5yce, ktdsy tn obraf sobie ten kraj "a drugs oczyzns:
Jezykien urzedowym bHnesowym W Ameryce Jest jezyk angdsi !
bz znajomosci teo jezyka ME MONA tn prowadNc zadnego in,eresu
AMI za]mowac posad W urzedach, biurach I'D. tn W Ameryce oor6os
oiczvstcgo iezyka ange!sklego znaomos6 innych jezykow Jest zgola
nepo,r"hol. Ko oproc< sweg" jezyka, unie pc al gesku, ws@slzie "
caej Glugnj szeroAlel AmerYce rozmowl sic lnteres odprawl K0
um'e p" "ngi4sku, ch9ciaa ME p}ynn;e. ]atwo zna}dIe Prsre po-
SADIE inan wyiranvm bye Nnoze ma jaki urzad w handla,h beg
jezyka an, I>ego najbardzej wykszat>nny czfuwiek pozu>taje "
lyle eaten" V ~hsoym ;o'eresie kazdege tn mieszkajacego ioaka
lest lak nalpr~I@ej uauc&!t sig iezyka angieskego. Poczatkowq kslazka
da nienm~s4o.cn =" >"seSku jest "Posrednik Polsko Angieski cena
IS cent6v; ,'1u1 H., t~oio lntr@bna jest ksiazka s o W n k P 81.
sk"Angieiskl Angels hoP 0 $ ki, abowiem W tymae
siowniku ttwo Aae&& co znaczy poskie siowo w ]ezyku amsieskim
shove angehsr G., "e#czy y iezyku pohkim. Kazdy ]eien, ,1nv tn
" Aner>v" "r" .ns,~taG, r s." linen nec S}ownik ten W IS a s,mu;
u kaxl,1~ IT.. - r""tnik, rzemieslnik, farmer, bznesta, ialrtIarzlub
urzydnk, ,, A, u'. Ii4t' zna]d"wa6 sic pod rekq. Cy ko chce list
na}I,nt g., t~AH lab chrr c. przetfumaczyc z ksiazki huh gazety
any =. *Hk r"I~N ne 'no2e obvc sig be- stownka Posko
-A,u ,Ea 4 4*rl>t, fi>ktgn. Nrka cens tego dzie}a Jest tax
DR. -.t. "t .a5un"@. F,nlek moze ie kupic.
J. - -.". e Pc 4 dolary ~ kazdeiEu siownih
AS ~ -".
j.. 49,. nOWSKI
i S.. s.o<l s& Gas mona ct.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

W olsztyn n. w Keblowie7
podczas pogrzebu wyrobnika
Kolarsklego, usFyszapo jakis trzask.
Otwarto vice ponownle trumne,
sadzono BOWEN, re moze Kolar-
ski by} tylko W letargu, Iecz zad-
neJ zmlapy W pozycyl jego ME
s~postrzezono. Mlmo to pos}ano do
Wolszytyna pc dr.. Markwltza, kt6-
rY sensational smierc Kolarskle.
60. Prawdopodobnie drzewo, kt6re
ME by}o dostatecznie suche, DO.
czefo t~rzeszczec. - karczm1e
pod Jaromierznem pok46cl1o sic
dwoch parobkow PREY tahcu, Swl-
tafa z Obry, s%}uz2cy W Kopany,
Stanlsfaw Napiera}a . folwarku,
~na]ezacego do domiuium WIelkiej
wsi, to o d~ziewczyne. Gdy Swi-
ta}a ,%owraca} do domu, a byfo to
luz pc 10, napad} ma niego "a.
dab mu kilka ran nozem W brzuch,
wskutek czego ranny Switala ma
tychmlast ducha wyzlona}. Innego
parobka, ht6ry na 'krzyk Swita}y
nadbleg}, rani} Napierata r6wniez,
lecz ME nlebezplecznie. Napierale
aresztowano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
bezwyznanlowosci.
WIELKIE

WIELKIE ~ZABURZENJE
panuje miedzy 3ydami W
Rosy, DO OTTO gubernator mo.
skiewsk., ksiaze Serglusx,
krewny cara, wydai ukaz,
moca kt6rego IA 900 RE
mleslnikow 7ydow ma W prze-
ciagu roku mlasto Moskwe
opusclt. Take bardzo wielu
kupc6w zYdowsKlch W ten
mlescie dostato tal1iz sam
:ozkaz; tym jednak postano
wlono do wyprowadzki 2lata
czasu. Prawdziwie pc kozacku
biora sic Mosxale DO ayd6w.
Zydzl zaczynaja myslec o tenn,
ably do PaIesJyny wedrowaG.
IRLANDJA. Sprawl Par
nella 2 rozwledzlona PAM a
US h ca ma wkrotce otrzy-
mac niespodziewane rozwlaza-
ME. orzywodca homerulerow
oswladczYt sic o reke... c 9 r.
k panscwa O'Shea, kt6rej W
tych dniach przypada pe1no-
lecie, ma ktore obustronnie
czekauo ola zawarcla zwlaz
kow maflenskich.
RZYM, Gazsty rozgfos,ly,
2e OJciec sw. zachorowat
wskutek wstrzasuienla, iakiego
podczas strasznel eksplozyl W
Rzymie dozral. Katolickie ga.
zety zaprzecza]a temu i douo-
sza; Re stan 2drowla OLGA sw.
Jest pomyslny. Potwierdzaja
to liczne pos1uchanla, kto"vch
Ojclec sw. udz!ela. W tych
dniach byf u OLGA Sw. takze
N%ajprzew. ks. blskup Hrynie
wiecki, co re stollcy wllehskle)
przez Moskali ma wyguanie
wywleziony zostaf. WyJechat
takze ks. kardynaf Duna)ew-
Ski z Krakowa do Rzymu.
3 L ksiezna rosy]ska
Olga, iona wielkiego ks,ecia
Michala [s~tarszego] a siostra
wlelklego ksiecla badehskiego
otrafa sic podohno morfa, gdy
car odrzuclf je) prosbe wyst6.
sowana Ma korzysc syna, kt6.
ry ola ozenku 2 hrabina Mems
burg zostaf przez cara . domu
carskiego wykluczony. Umarfa
ona ma dworcu w Charkowie
zaniln jakl czfoaek rodzlny
mogf nadejs6.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WTARIISA'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

Polecam Wielebnemu Ducho-
wienstwu jaki Szanownym iowa
1zystwomPo lskim moi Sk}ad i Pra-
cownie r6zneso gatunku Chora-
gwi. Scarf Oznak, Rozet,
Beret, Pafek marszafkO.
wsklcI, ftp. pc jak najtahszej
Genie: Wykonuje wszystkie obsta-
lunki jak najpunktualniej i najsa-
mienniej, DO przez siedmnascie
lat praktyki nabra}am wprawy W
powyzszych wyrobach. Take Vie
lebnym Siostrom polecam moi
skiad i wielki wyb6r KOrOm.
WelOn6W. Bukiet0w ola
Dziewczat i Chiopc6w, przystepu-
jacych do pierwszej Komunii swie
tej-Tak samo nam zawsze ma
skiadzie KOrOny. Welony
ola m}odycb Panien do slubu,
wszystko pc jaknajtahszej Genie.
g@- Prosze przybyc i przeko-
nae sic W polskim Handful, zanim
sic udacie do SklaaM l,~arelowosci
obcej.
2 szacNnkicm
8. SEOMINSY1A
GIG Milwaukee Ass. C&:aeso n.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

S}ycnac c, re Polak, p. BIZ
linskl, ma zostac niebawem austrya-
ckim ministrem ola kolel zelaz-
nych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
2 o b o 6 S l a W n

Pc la wiony 20.
stat W Ostrzeszowle zwiazek NAL
zenski pomiedzY panem A. LIE van
doWsklm, kupcem Z Katowic. a
panna Pelagj2 Kuzaj, c6rk2 oby-
watelska Z Ostrzeszowa. Aktu kos
cielnego dopefnil ks. Wlona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

Pol S a praca. We Wrze-
snl zaiozyia p. Wladysfawa Krenz
magazyn modnlarski, W Grodzisku
zas panic Jezerskie magazyn stro-
low krawiecczyzny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

Move a century oc T.
towe powstana z dnlem 1-go
maja: W Kunowle pod Gostyniem,
do kt6rej nalezec beda osady'
Szczodrochowe wies folwark,
Move Dalabuszkl Hubby, Stare Da-
lahuszki wies (dotychczas n~alezace
do poczty W Bielewle), dalej Two
rzymirki wles, Ma1ochowo wies i
hubby, Gal folwark (dotychczasdo
Dolska nalezace), wreszcie Ostro-
wo wies l lesnicz6wka, Malewo
folwark dotychczas d. Gostynia
nalezace l W Noronlcy pod Smig-
lem, do kt6reJ nalezec beda: Bro
nikowo wies i dominlum, 30.
guszyn wles i dominium, Machin
wies i dominium dotychczas do
pocztY W Smiglu ~nalezace.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

Olsztyn. Tuteiszy sedzia
okregowy p. Sz6stakowski, miano.
wany zosta1 radzca sadu okrego-
wego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

W D Pahstwa posto.
nowiono, lie i W Kr0lestwle
Polskim ma bye wzbronione
zydom zakupywac wtosclan~
skle grunta. Podetnie to
ogromnie sKrzYdfa llchwle
zYdowskiej, DO dotychczas
zawsze po2yczafy 2ydzi chic
pom pieniedzy w nadzle;;, lie
ich wyzu]a z ojcowizny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

Firm S. Bendlewicz Sp.
W Pleszewie wydafa ma uroczys-
tos6 3 maja obraz religijno- naro-
dowy, przedstawiajacy Chrystusa
tulacego Polske W ramona; ma
dalszem tie widnieja ratusz poz-.
nahski i zamek wraz z katedra ma
Wawelu W Krakowie. Pcdarta
%choraglew lczaca u stop krzyza
nosl napisy trzech rozbiorow Pol
ski. Original malowany Jest przez
D. Szymanskiego W Pleszew1e;
kopie wvkonane sposobem fotodru-
kowym udafy sic znakomicie. =
Obraz ten polecic mozemy sumie-
ME naszym czytelnikom. - Cena
W stosunku do wykonanla jest
nizka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

POGANIE W Niemczech
mnoza sic W zastrasza]acy
sposob-zwiaszcza DUO prote-
stantow ME kaze wcale chrzcl6
swolch dzieci, zado valnlaiac
sic dla oszczednosci pewnie
prostym zapisaniem lch do
kslag stanu cywllnego. Wfadza
koscielna ewangiellcka wyaa-
ia do p~astorow rozporzadzenie,
ably zadal; PREY slubach sw;a-
dectw chrztu. So to smutne
skutki Walk kulturne] / bez-
wyznanlowego charakteru
szk6f, ktore tel prowadza do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
4 Poznanskiego.

r a ktorowi ,Anzelge
IA" krotoszyhskiego ma bye wy
tocznym process 0 wznlecenie alar.
mu W sp6}eczenstwie podanlem
wiadomosci o wyruszeniu trzech
batallon6w piechoty prusk1ej vi
gotowoscl do woJny mad GRANGE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

Dnia 10 zm. umart pc d}uglch
cierpieniach S. p. w o c iech
M a / e c k l, zofnierz z powstanla
+. 1853. ekspedyeut ,,Dzlennika
Poznanskiego."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
THE NOTE SENT 10 FATHER 4

Butcher Lyons. the murdered man. was also
we'll known in the neighborhood. His shop 10
the largest in Cherry street His family own
the house and are said to own tho four adjoin-
ing houses Altogether they are worth not less
than $4,000.
Sun reporter visited sliney In the Tombs
yesterday. His story OF what he did on We'd
nesday afternoon was about as follows: :" l
was going by Bob's shop and stopped in and
asked him II he had any money. He owed me
S36 wasn't anxious about II and didn't care
whether he paid me then or not. His mother
was in the rear OF the store at the time. and
she was quarrelling with him about his wife
Only the day before had heard them quar-
relling. and then Bob was going to cut her
with a knife which I took away from him.
Well. he told me he wouldn't pay then. and we
went out and had drink In the saloon next
door. We were not in there i've minutes and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
WAS IT A WOMAN'S HAND7
sLINKr's THEORY OF TIE MURDER
WIZ WHICH HE rs OHAR0ED

The Prisoners story. ~ the Points or ~
can be Proved. Aeauiss Hln ofthe Charge
Mrs.. Lyons Repeats Her Accusation
who Wrote the Mysterious Netes
II Mickey siineyi 10 the murderer ofhis friend.
Bob Lyons. the Cherry street butcher. then he
is possessed Of more nerve than ninety.nine
men in hundred This IL the conclusion
reached by oil the men who have Investigated
the case save only the police His actions from
FIVE minutes after the murder occurred to the
present time are not the actions one would ex-
pect OF guilty man. They prove IL he is
guilty. as the police alleEe. that his nerve Is
simply wonderful.
Mickey sliney lie q young man OF conse-
ouenco down town on the east side. HIS
father is man OF some means. Mickey has
managed and now owns his fathers business.
He has contracts for removing ashes with the
Clyde Steamship Company. Thurber. Whyland
Company. Henry Beerman. and other concerns
OF equal consequence. and he has good in
come from them. He was member OF lodge
OF Knights of Pythias and was prominent In 1t.
He was also member OF Sherwood Lodge.
No. 50, OF the Ancient Order OF Forrestere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
SPARKS IRON THE zEAEGRApH

Two unknown men Ared lnio the honse OF Peter
Fleautsan at Lehigh L. T.. and killed his wife.
Tho Clinton Loan Association AT Clinton. Sampson
county, q, has suspended !t was . Slate banking
company With capital OF S5o.OOo.
The U. q. ship Concord has arrived At st. Thomas
with oil well ON bohrt. Mail should be addressed for
the next twenty days to Barbadoes.
Christian X Ross father OF Charley Ross says that
o. Henry strAtton who recently died At Bellevue Hos
ptxl Hfier having tried to ou'do suec the faster.
not the Nns.iost boy
Gen Armstrong President Of the Hampton Institute
virginia WAS stricken with paralysis while addressing
nieetng IN stuneham, Mass. Thursday evening, and
II ID aaid that he can 1--we but n short time.
George l.. Blackburn. an ex.member Of the Pennsy
yanA Legislature, WAS arrested yesterday al Green's
burg charged with issuing forged tax receipts cleo
tton day lie viii have u hearing on Monday.
Round Pond the source OF supply OF water for West
Point Is very low and orders have been issued by tho
Adlutsnt 10 shut on the mains from $50 r. H. 80
A. ~, except in Of rr. The daily consumption OF
water the reservation 227 600 gallons 200
gallons for every person On the Point.
On the body Of a nnn found floating In the Hudson.
on Hampton Ferry WAS found pawn ticket No BbbI3.
t.suod by H. SaInusls. All Grand street Brook yn on
Oct 30 10 one DuttOn for pair al trousers. II Is
thOuYht That lay tins the hNhy can he identified He
at"u, feet innes IN height and ABOUT ~ years old
Tue fast train on the Iouisvie and Nashville road
was ~ collision OIL Thursday afternoon with wrecker
near Warrior. Ala Both engines demolished. and
negro tramp WAS instantly killed The mAn agent
visa caught BY the tmbersy but WAS extrtcAted. In.
ftneer Love jumped for bis life and was badly hurt,
shs wJsoksr vas on its way 70 clear freight wreck