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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

Born n % Savage and Sold as slave. an
African becomes bishop.

Born as % Savage and Sold as slave. an
African becomes n bishop.
Bishop Crowther was born about
eighty years ogo on the Benue river.
the largest tributary OF tho Niger. lie
was q little savage boy, and none Of
bis people had ever seen white men.
when In 1891 Mohammedan slave
traders attacked the little settlement
where the lad lived. Among their can.
tlves was his mother and her three chi.
dren, including tho boy, Adlai. who
was to become tho future bishop Of the
Niger. His father, who belonged 20
the Egba tribe, died In defense Of his
home.
Tho little boy WAC separated from his
captive mother and two younger sis
tera. and L was many years before he
saw them agnin. In a fow months
Adjai became tho property in succcs.
ZION Of four masters, having been sold
from ono 20 another for tobacco and
rum. The great fear that haunted him
through all these changes was that no
might bo sold 20 the dreaded white
men. the Portuguese slave dealers on
tho coast His terror Tor this into WINS
20 great that no once tried to throw
himself into n river. and on several oc.
casions attempted 20 stranglo himself
with his belt
The fatche feared, howcvor. overiool,
him, for he found himself NJ lns. con.
fined In sitting slave shed on tho coast.
with Iron icttcs around bis noel. and
chain fastening him TO his comrndc,
IN misery. ono night he was taken on
board n slave ship with a cargo Of ISL
Others, and was soon on his why %
Cuba or Brazil. But help was NJ hand.
Tho British war slip Mcrmlion saw
the SLAYER a. shc started on her jour.
noy and went In pursuit
The slnvcr was captured. and AdInl
md his fellow slaves wcro tnkcn on
board the war ship and On jane IL.
1929. they were landed at Sierra Leone,
tho homo Of the frye Tho story OF tho
POOR little boys fright NJ he was taken
ON board tho mnn-ol.wUr Inns often
lccn told. ic thought he saw oilcsli
of his comrades whom hc missed hang
Ing up In ploccs 10 dry, aud hc wa,
Mortified 20 sec objects which 10 mis-
took for their heads lying Ia order on
tho deck. They wcro Joints Of pofl,
and cannon balls
Tho boy was taken 10 Bathurst,
vlcrr his education bcran. Ito WIS a
bright student, aud finally took an cS
tcnsiyc educational course In England,
whcrc hc graduated from tho college at
Ellington. - eogIaphIeal Mnenllne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

Family history Is history dnmntizcd.
II hns been snii TINT tho oh.curcst In.
diyidunl Ito " truthiully written, would
mrpaSs any romance, and this Is true
Of the obscurcst fninily's life. All fam.
lilies nfu equally ancient. ON earth In.
diyidunl Immortality Is represented In
tho undylng lifc Of every family; Il ~.
quirus tho life Of family 10 round out
the events individuals iind 10 out Of
Joint Tho cloud that overwhelmed
tho wayfarcr Of ono generation for his
successor floats into light. Tho expert.
cnccs Of focgonc ages arc stored In
every human being. II tho history Of
a particular family Is searched Il l. be.
cause Il h scarchRblc. not because Il i,
great. Great aud small arr terms Of
Ignorance In regard Of historic cansa.
tion. Ia this chain tho little link mny
be- tho most Important. TO tell the
story Of one family Is to tell what Is cs-
scntlal In tho story OF ail.--M. ID. Con.
way In iIarpcrs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

Tho cra,c i TO order ono's cremation
urn and use Il as an ornament ill Il
should happen 70 be wanted. All tho
largo china shop, confess TO having had
several orders lately, while silvcrsmiihs
have been equally favored An cn.
,husiasilo 'cremAilonist" 81 my no.
qnalntanco has a couple Of delightful
little old silver urns which ornament
his sldcboari, aud should any guest
happen To admire thcy arc told that
those nro for their hosts ashes, which
aro 10 be divided and sent 10 two old
valued friends In these fascinating lltilo
cascs Some arc oven made In gold,
while tho moro ordinary urns, which,
Instead Of adjoining tho dining room,
arc for tho present used as potpourri
Iars. nro Of Derby fioncwarc, tho sanic
material ~ Old fashioned toby" Jugs.
London Coz Philadelphia Tele'
graph.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

AZ tho most extensive aquarium In
England, tho Brighton Zoo, the female
lobster recently east her shell. She
screwed herself up together on tho toes
and tail and fuddenly bent her body
Snap went tho shell Ia Ia center, aud the
case Of the back came away In ono piece.
The claws were her negt care, and uho
worked away at them Tor long time.
II was q proceeding Of extreme deli
cacy. considering that all the iiesh Of the
great claw had To DO passed through tho
small base. During tho operation ono
claw came OF altogether, and this must
havn seemed 20 tho lobster lady q serious
misfortune, rs Il will not grow TO u flll
nlse again until tho second year The
tail aud lega gaso very little trouble, aud
tho body, when thus undrcased, proved
~ DO Of a pale blue.
This shell casting over, tho lobster sank
ON tho sand, and this action seemed
signal for tho attack Of every creature IN
the tank
The defenselcss victim babe fair tosue'
cumb 10 the fury Of her enemies, when
Tho male lobster suddenly came TO tho
roscno. Standing over his helpless bot
Ter half. he fought her assailanls rclent'
lessly. Day aud night did he watch over
her, until her shell was sufficiently hard
ened 10 protect her In Sighting her own
battles.
When this happy moment arrived he
deliberately picked up tho old claw
broke IL IN his nippors, and ate the meat
He then dug a hole IN the sand, placed IN
Il tho broken bits Of shell, buried them
and piled anumbor Of small stones above
the graye.-Youtha Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

Tie tnrpon Is the Mogalops atlantlcus
Of naturalits, a member Of tho family
Elopldp, and may DO considered - a.
gantio herring. They have a wide goo.
graphical range from tho extremity Of
the Florida reef 10 Cape Cod, two speci-
mons having boon captured In tho lat
tor locality In 1874. From May 10 Sep
tombor they arc extremely common Ia
the northern streams Of Florida, seek
Ing tho warmer waters Of the reef and
the more southern inlets during tho
winter Large ones arc tho rule, aver
aging $50 pounds In weight and from
1--WE TO seven and n half foot IN length,
while their maximum length Is said 10
DO over eight feet, and their weight
800 pounds
Tho smallest specimen observed In
the ~. Johns river, according TO q
careful observer, weighed siKty.elght
pounds. and Ia capture was effected Ia
a manner that illustrates the agility Of
tho species. IL leaped aboard tho
steamer Water Lily, clearing the guards,
aud landing fairly In tho captains lap,
who was sitting In q chair In tho middle
of tho forward deck. &C, u. Holder IN
Century 'r'-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

Cremation ilourlshos Ia japan. Toxic
has ak cfcma,orics, In which tho bodies
Of at least one.tliird ~ tho dead arc
burned. IT. 1883 HOS OF tho -,
persons who died vrO ercmaiod, and
since burial In the city was forbidden
the number has been Increased. Ac'
corllng 60 tho style Of cremation, tho
price II 1878, e. or u. sl,iy'sis pounds
Of wood. which costs approximately
twenty-five cents. suiilccs for tho bum
Ing Of a body In tAnco houn'-Ncw
York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

NyoTfcE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. THAT 1IiE
~ SuaEe llycf Canal and Power Company.
h eorpofatinn formed under the laws nt the
Territory Of Utah, has presented 70 the De
trici Court Of the Third Judicial ul!tnct Ter.
ritury nt Utah, o petition ptaying - " alnWrd
day the snih day, n June, l-ii, A. 10 O'Clock ~
the forenoon. nf AZ soon thereafter - counsel
can be heard, has been app1inied ~ Tue tine.
rhlfd Jud eial District, In the city sud county
OF salt Lake, Territory uf itth, ~ The place
At which aaid Application IA g. ha heard.
IL witness whereof. have hetcuntn set NY
hand and afiispi the feai ~ the Thifd District
Court afofctsif, this "a deg ~ way, isi
lsrAt.l ttkNHN q. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
Nlaw m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

Chawies- What have You done WIN
riat dweadful paiah OF new tro"''ds'
me boyl a.
Dolphlns-sold to a life saving "a.
tion on the Jersey coast. They can DO
hoard foah miles from shoah, and they
cost 'em lcss than a fog horn'-f'''''
burg Bulletin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

In the Probate Couu In and for salt Lake
County. fefniofy o. Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Thomas
INT Deceased.

NOTICE - nfuEnN GIVEN THAT
~ tlfIbtin titt, hdministfatfik NJ the -
tate 81 Thomas iitt. deceased hss rendered fuf
account Of her administration ofssaii estate
and IUtiUun Tor iusi dsuihutlun e The rest
Que If faid cstaic among tfc ptr'ona entitled
thereto. ani that wednesday, thc liih 90 y
Room ~ faif Court. iu the tuurU torft
House salt latc tiiY and County, luh Tern
tory, has been duly appointed BY the judge ~
said gouft, for the ssttlUusut % fald arcuuut
and hearing aud petition Tor disifihuuon, ~
vltrh time and place any person Interested m
said estate may hrptaf aud show cause " any
there BE-. why said arr0urt shOuld not ~ set
lied aud approved and nnai distribution made
40 prayed iuf.
dated May ., isll. -
CLERK Of the Probate Court,
ny Q. " srASrus, deputy. dtd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

"Yonm have TO pay half faro Tor that
ho, mndain,n said u conductor ne u
certainly over I've years old !
"Indeod he isn'tf' replied tho passenger,
al nave taken that child free for over six
wears, I'd have you understand and laon, I,
intend TO begin pay!us fare Tor him now
-.EpOCl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

Colonel Gore-llere Is my card san
Joues-But, my dear sir don't
want 10 light.
Colonel Gore You arc a eow"ru'
tall.
Jones' You would never have e''ni'
Ienssd me II wasnL - Munsey :
Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

And In accordance wish Law and an order II
The hoard OF DutrtOTi, made on The NH day
Of Stoek a. may hc necesHfy, Will lo sOid ~
The unire ~ tho Cnnf any IN ralt Lake CltY, 90
FRIDAY The efth Day 81 June, 1891, sap ~, "a
pay the delinquent atsrssineni, together Win
NO rOFt Of adleitslng and sApsnsga " SALT.
hy OTaeT u tue Hoard 81 Directors
az b, o. liuhA. AftuH Nee'r,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

- AnAu A. MITCHELL GRAHAM, THE
- tuhfdAn uf TIE pefsun and estate Of ini
ssph L. " ffo1fic G., William A., tiasa. sarah
D.. ard Charles ~ Gfahar. Minors, having
ficd her pttttlan hurrin, duly yerihtd, praying
for ~ uticf n sale u ~ the fes estate q saii
hereby ordered that tho ntNt u tin Of the
ward, AMI Ill pefsous Interested ~ The c1taie
81 taln miner sppgaf before iha saiu ffohata
Court on Friday, the tenth day % Jnly, 1871,
III 10 O'Clock in The forenoon % taid day, VI
ne t0uu ii0um ~ said ffuhais Court al The
CuHntf ruuu iluute, in The Ciir aud touuty ~
guardian, 70 eel 80 much ~ the real estate II
the said minuff, Al private sale, a. shall 10
neeessafy. Auf tha' cory N This order be- put
lithed II least fhfra successive urfks 81 tho
nHstntf tVhsiSo Ntws, Newspaper prntsl
and pthiistvi m said Cay and ouniy,
Dated va day Of June, ispl.
q, W. hAistUii, Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.


NOTICE ~ llEninY OWEN, THAT ~
~ puTauAnce u an order 81 Tho Probate
tuuH ~ DAVIS County, IN Vie matter ~ the
estate ~ Amos isifhautn, deceased, the un.
dtrsirnod Standardization o. fAld estate will trii
~ private sale, Tor cash, TO tue highest hdder.
hnd tui lert Ia confirmation ~ tAhi Probate
Annfi, ON Or after tho ssh day 90 June, isii,
all tho right, tile, Interest and estatr OF sad
Amos Fairbanks N The uino uf hit death. and
also all the rgii. lille anu Interest that he o.
istu hat ny operation Of Law VI otherWito ac,
luitcd, other than or ir sdditinn ~ that u
sad lniesiair ~ Tho time ~ he death, Ia ana
10 those gefisin lois pisret or paroels nf land
lying and hrins Ia NnuuUlul, county OF DAVIS.
irfuioy ol ttsh, and described ~ follows. -
viii Al % Lat ., ani about one ihirh % an
acyo ln tho northeast part OF lot 81, both in
ilock ", Plaza" linundiul Iuwrsiie .uiycy
nus nr oilers "a NrItng nay be made "a any
time after The frat publication Of thla notice.
aud before the sale rad BIDS may Ne deny
sued " The undefsgnrd ~ hls refidsnne ln
houuuful, DAVIS Nouni1 or Al ~ once ~
uharlea y irafsnn, attorney ~, y, Aain
street, sat Lake ulty.
Tcrmf and conditions Of saie Tonptr cent OF
price offered la accompany hid,- balance ON
confirmation Of sale by Probate OOuIt Deed al
expense " Tho purchaser,
hidt vii he received Tor zach lot sfpafntrly.
HtoNGL 4. LINCOLN,
Aa@lsisllale. of The estate OF Anss falr
DAled jane l1h. lsll ow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

hNc FshoStWNI FNofthtts
NoTloE u ngREnr GiykS. THAT ~
~ puIfutrce ~ AZ arigf ui 30 rfuhsie
Court of hail iahr touniN, Utah. made on The
siri day ~ May, lsll. IN me instisF ol he -
tate " if0mas hfhardton, dsreaio1, TIE 10.
asr'lsnsd' W aamihi'fA,of gi ,ns s.li s'.,ie,
Tor rash, lawful lmoasy u The untld rtAisa n
Amsnri, aud satisri - The 600 nation " tte
on 10 18th "a. ~ June. Ia, At I. slees "a.
81 The late residence Of fAid deceased, IN uhioh
iou ret, ard on ne pfortTty hefe.nsfirf
as,e ~ Z, ~ w tfhs lle, 'hisis,, so e.
death, Hsd tll The right, TILE AMI inisfrtt that
ny sad esisi. has, ~ operation Of law o.
10 that ~ The ssid Thamss iiirhsri,on Il t.e
time u bic death. IN And 10 no folloalhg d.
.rnh,i properly situated In hsli i.ate Calnii.
unh tetulofy, described - falie~s, 20 slii
htripttuH AZ point suaih " degrees sect,
two iods NON tha southwest eafssf u Hiack
-Four tl, uulou fot l'lht. hhf ~ th6 rsnuc ~
l'9t ~ 70. .,gl'. ssaes sssM s,yen,s'H
fods. ih1nec spuih fouf Ard siEht isnths issl
fels more at isss p no squlhse.t corner %
tsil, 4 a-, hsngu / y, fsit iaie ha,s aui
uCdfisn, thruCe east i've snd I've ituihs ti.ai
Tnfs, ihrnrr uufih seventeen Oh feFfcus, east
ceafe 81 q Tour lod street, usnce 90 he cen,
taf llnu 81 taid street north trtrnty hrrs f9n
degrees wet ia aud sls'ishihs t6tl RODS 70
~ plaea % heslnulns' .ehiaihins one and
Altn lots E|cgen az aud Twelve flll 10
niock our ~, 10 toe southwest cofh,F u
uni9n fafi ilai, containing ots srfts,
iaihe \ ., 4. q 500. y. ~ y. III b III,
Lake meridian ana ~ tAit lake County, ItAa.
PERSONAL raorruI.
one feather bod and I've pillow.
one boN ladies Old cluthes,
one bas innu'a old clothes.
uun clothes lfuah,
uno pan and ,undry old ioais
unr leasing glaze, Zen rhAifs.
uur hedsie4a, one l0ungu.
ono bell, Quo ~, vhns.
uur pair thoss, one lumber Dor.
fsuhiy' I've tails " oArpstrhFs
one pisse Of fnpe, two sieslYards.
Three innicr boxes, ono old sau,
One Oh pnnp, one sword.
ose old elder mill. vinegar.
ono tufket, tM Ola ktss.
vns 90 sheslP.uag. three bars Y iAeh iron,
IA 10 ,hegpsr res. lAFee spades, two iohs.
one bsllgv,, ene we. I've hammers, tonruss.
0ao 90 harrow. one share capital soot ~
Union 90 nus
Sine bsd quilts.
One bsitst lAdles' shoes Aad hats.
one small wofk basket
uuo bureau Nth old elulhes,
One pair scissors,
fwoigNolyefs, oht cupboard with d.fhsa
nnr table, oNo laiap. 6ue comb ease.
Tao arff hnas o. hni furkat
rive Old rioets. two seamless sacks.
quilting frames, three hafs toap,
Dive auseTH, thotmascls' tools,
oho picture, une cid huks
lsn hue ssHs, thrtn old tiafts.
une fausare mil, one clothes wtinggr,
nnp lirfe iron ulIiuG, AID luubrr
1rfuif hnd conditions 81 sale cash ten per
cent 10 DO paid % DAY " sale, hAlHure on con
nfmaiion ~ sale aud delivery u iced. Dasd
JOHN ". wAIgTH.
Administrator ~ tha estate VI Ihouas
LiehAfdlou, dtrfAfrd.
lsAAo n. wADphti, Attorney FOG aduisi,-
tfainT,
BAisd this an day o. Juns. issi. dti
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16
DELINQUENT NOTICE..

Tho bellevue. Idaho NiuinF Company. Ioea.
lion 81 principal place u hutitrss, rait
iake CITY, utAh. lncstion 81 Nines and
Morris. Mhrfal IN NininF niauici. state
~ Idaho.
NrOIICE. -TnERE u DEi INouINr UP
~ on the following described stock, on ac'
share, leyisi on mo I'M day u Apnl. ~, ne
several ~ ounia oct opposite The naincs VI ihe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

!, D.. Allen, Clsss Of the rrohsis Court IN
aud Tor lhe County % salt tate, 10 the Irfu,
tory " Utah, Do hereby cgftify that The tors
rnnE 10 a full, true AMI correct rppY ~ order
should nut ~ made, IN thF nAitfr Z Nr Fttain
and FuaIdlauthip ~ Joseph T. ", ofahani, 81
a. ininnff. a. hpuFafa ~ record In ny ufIrn,
IN witness whereof. have hefflnin ct ny
hand aud hintci me zeal % said Coat this
ith day ~ juac. A. u. ls1is
ittALal q T., ALfIS.
ny o. T. STANTON,
ueuuty Iiefl. dHW
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LrnAL NuIIOE.

IN the Probate Court In and for salt I.
Couniy,Tcnrory VI Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

Of Jossph i. II. drahsm, :, al. Miaafs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-16

Order to show C.u.a why ordss Of sals o.
neAl n.l.la .hnuli nol he mada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-01

to czyni plemie Izraela, kiedy
wyrusza ma potow strzezonych
karasl. Sadie, Re kto chce
ryby iesc, ten kupu)e le sobie
ma markiecle a ME szuka met
nej wody.-Tak vice uczclwi
Izraelowle ]ak q ;ednel strony
So cywillzowanymi, tax dru-
gel, podlug s~postrzezeh p.
Vermonta, siedzq metne]
wodzle q raZen. wziawsZY, sta
nowla materyai do przegfadu
polltycsnego. Me chce wler2yc,
ably cziowiek cywilizowany
siedziai W blocie, nova ME
spodzianka na swieta, godna
pamjeci.--Zydz, nle doczeKa!i
sic jeszcze Mesyasza, ale 20 to
dostaIi polskiego? mecenasa,
kt6ry chce i'm zabezpieczYc
pokoj W Irolestwie ich zatru'
dnien, ]ako to zdzierstwa, szpie-
gostwa i t. d. lyle co do Zy-
dow.
P. Vermont " politycz
mem marzeniu pochwalif ia
stepnie p. Crlspiego, wfoskiego
prezydenta minlstrow ,-Szko-
da, he ME zwoiano komitetu
]akiego Buffalo q prezesem
mp. panem Humbukowiczom
de Zawiazkowlce, ably wvsfac
gratulacyjna depesze do p.
Crispiego. Polacy W Ameryce
ME zuajacy stosuukow VITO
skich pomysIa sobie bez wat.
pieuIa, co to "a uczciwy drab
must bye ow minister Crisp,
kleuy p. vermont unOSl sic
mad lego zwyciestwem Il la
gosc prey wieczerzy mad po-
lewka z 1aj Ma konlec CO.
dale otuchy zachety@ bodzca
owemu buffafosk1emu geaiu-
szowi Cd przegiadow politycz-
nych, ably talentu badal nie
chowaf do skrzyni, lecz smiafo
naprzod W lewo. W prawo W
tyt howe pochwaiy wysty-
lizowa1 komu? na]odpowiedniej
spolce plwnejw Friedrichsruhe.
N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-01
OIbrZyllli ser.

W Cincinnati, W handlu
korzennym dellkatesow bra.
CT Peepla ma " ulicy, wysta-
wiony Jest ma widok publicz.
ny olbrzymi ser. Wlekszym on
jest cd na)wiekszego mlyh-
sklego kamienla.-W przeclet.
nj ma 5 stop, wysokoSci 4
stopy. Wazy 440O funt6w. u
zyto nan 20 ton mleka i
smietany cd $500 krow. Ser
ten olbrzymi sfaDrykowafa wiel-
ka ledna mleczarDia " Stanie
nowojorskim. Ser wabi
tysiace widow - z ktorych
kazdy W handful cos kupi.
Bisnes doskonale ldzie- hum
bug kwitnio-bo gtupich ME
~sleja.-Przytem nadmleniG trze.
ba, Re W kilku dniaca cafy
zostaf W ~czesciach zam6wlony.
Pc swletach generalne dzlele-
nie-smacznego!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-01

ALBERTA, Minn.-Nasz n
wy kosci6f juz jest VI CORY, ma
wet wewnatrz budowa praw1e u
%kohczona; W Maju MONA sic spo-
dzlewat kompletn ego wykohczenia.
Bedzie to najwiekszy kosciof W
dyecezyi st. Cloudskiej.-To co
swlezo podano do Echa, jakoby
Alberta odm6wiia posluszenstwa
Biskupowi, Jest nieprawda; kiam-
stwem tez Jest, jakoby dwaJ szyn-
karze utrzymywali caia parafa W
tym uporze, DO CT byli i SO zu-
pe}nie spokojnl. Drzeciez 1eden z
Mich, p. Splczka, dawniej,
jake kasyer kosclelny,
navel tych byf szczerym przyjacie-
lem tych co go teraz oplsuja.
w CHICAGO-]ak nam ztam-
tad plsza-zimy prawie wcale
ME ma-powietrze zma}emi przer-
wami, jak ma wlosne.
Teofl S iu d a, byfy saloo-
nlsta z pod No.. 5S4 PREY Noble
ul!cy ulotnif SIG sprzeniewierzy cd
cd $1,000 do $4,000. Najprawdopo-
dobnlejsza rzecza jest, re sic u
dab do Brazylil,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-01

krwawa, straszna walka z Indyana-
mi jest juz nieunikniona. Dzlcy
morduja juz re zemsty krewnych
owych pollcYant6w, ktorzy zabill
Sitting Bulla.-W ageuturze Pine
Ridge W dnlu IS gruduia polegfo
W walce z Indyanami kilku zoi.
merry amerykanskich i kapitan
Wallace, zas porucznik Darlington
i Is zo}nierzy ciezkle odniesll ra-
ny. WoJskiem rzadowem dowodzi}
major Whiteside, Indyanami zas
syn Sitting Bulla Big Foot, kt6ry
z razu udawai, IL sic poddaje, a
gdy sic woisko zbllzyio, ably Indy
an rozbroit, niespodzlane uderzvf
Ma ME re swym odzla}em (l5O lu-
DID przebl} sic przez szeregl bia.
lei armii i schroni} w lasy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-01
r w zesz1a nledzie

DETROIT. " zesz1a nledzie-
lie zostaf kosciof sw. Kazimierza
W Detroit przez Przewiel. Blskupa
tutejszego Foley prey wspanlafej
uroczystoscl poswiecony. Wszyst-
kie towarzystwa bractwa kosciel-
ne, wylawszy bractw PREY koscle-
lie sw. Wojciecha. brady udziaf W
kolorach swoich odznakach. Ksie.
zy bylo 2 PREY teJ ceremonli. Mi
mo zieJ pogody duzego biota
nasz naboAny nardd licznie sic
zgromadzii,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-01

Potwi g rdzas,e wiado-
nose, IL dotychczasowy biskup
greenbayski KS. Katzer mianowa-
ny zosta} przez Stolice Apostolska
arcybiskupem dyecezyi milwauc-
kiej.- KS. Blskup Fryderyk IA
very Katzer urodzii sic 7 lutego
1874 I. W Ebensee, W dyececyi
Linz, w Austryi, liczy wiec obec-
ME niespeina AZ lat. Do Ameryki
przyby} W Maiu 1864 r. razem z
Monsignorem Re izlngerem. Uczy4
sic ma ksiedza W Milwaukee / p
grudnla 1864 zosta} wyswiecony.
Przez lat 8 byi potem profesorem,
W seminaryum milwauckiem, po-
czem blskup greenbayski S. p. KS.
Krautbauer powoiai 60 ma swego
sekretarza. w r. 1856 zostaf ks.
Katzer biskupem Greenbayskim.