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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-12-09
Opening New settlements.

Ia the territory Of Oklahoma 9OO,OOC
acres OF land was opened last September,
all OF which was taken up by settlers In n
single day. The rush for these lands was
accompanied by great deal Of excite.
ment, but was. happily, free from in.
cidcnts Of violence. II was source Of
great regret that the surplus lands Of the
Cheyenne and AraphOe reservation was
not opened az the same time. amounting
10 about 10000 acres, by reason Of the In.
sufiiciency Of the appropriation for max
ing the allotments. Deserving and i'm
patient settlers are waiting TO occupy
these lands, aud lac urgently recommends
that special deficiency appropriation be
promptly made Of the small amount
needed so that the allotmpnt- may be com
pletcd and the surplus land, opened in
time 70 permit the settlers 10 get upon
their homesteads in the early spring
During the past summer the Cherokee
commission have completed arrangements
with the Wichita KickapoO and Tonqans
tribes, whereby, II the agreements arc
ratified by congress, over $1,000 additional
acres will be opened TO settlement in Okla
homa.
The negotiation for the release by the
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-12-09
Touching PolNgam,

The Legislation of congress for the re-
preston OF polygamy has, after years OF
resistance on the part Of the Mormons, at
last brought them To the conclusion that
resistance is Improbable and unavailing.
Tho power Of congress over this subject
should not he surrendered until we have
satisfactory evidence that the people OF
the state 10 he created would exercise the
exclusive power OF the state over this sub
jeCt in the same way.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-12-09
More Effective Laws Urged.

There seems 10 be satisfactory evidence tha,
the business of passing Cinnamon through
Canada Is organized and quite active. The
department OF justice has construed the laws
10 require the return of any Chinamsn found
10 BE- unlawfully In this country 10 China as
the country from which he came, notwith.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-12-09
The Chinese Troubles.

The president calls the attention Of
congress to the action of the Chinese gov.
ernment in their refusal To receive Mr..
Blair as our representative and also To re-
cent outbreaks which he considers are
not the result Of any foreigners in partic.
ular. but an iDsurrection against public
order, and urges the expediency Of making
special provision by law for the temporary
admission Of some Chinese artisans and
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-12-09
Bureau OF Indian Anairs.

The report Of the secretary of the In
terror shows that a very gratifying pro-
gress has been made In all of the bureaus
which make up that complex and difficult
department The work In the bureau OF
Indian affairs was perhaps never so large
as now, by reason of the numerous nego-
tiations which have been proceeding with
the tribes for reduction of the reserva-
tions, with the incidents of labor making
allotments and was never more carefully
conducted The provision of adequate
school facilities for Indian children and
the locating of adult Indians upon farms,
involves the solution OF the Indian ques-
ton
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-12-09
The Chinese Exclusion Act.

The enforcement 10y the treasury depart
ment Of the law prohibiting the coming Of the
Chinese 10 the United States has been effec-
tive a. To such AZ seek 10 land from vessels en-
terng.Our ports. Tho result ha, been 10 di-
vert the travel 10 vessels entering the ports u
British Columbia, whence passage into the
United states at obscsrc points along the
Dominion boundary l. easy. very consider
able number az Chinese labOrrr- have, during
the past year, entered the United states from
Canada and Mexico The officers ~ the treas
ury department and Of the department Of
Justice have used every means NJ their COM
mand TO intercept this immigration; but the
impossibility Of perfectly guarding oar ex.
tended frontier j. apparent. The Dominion
government collects a head tax OF 50 from
every Chiuaman entering Canada. aud thus
derives a considerable revenue from those who
only use It's ports 10 reach a position ~ adyan-
tage 10 eysde our exclusion laws.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-12-09

Pensions and RECORDS.

The grea; work done in the record and pen.
sion division OF the department By Major
Ainsworth Of the medical corps and the clerks
under him, is entitled to honorable mention
Taking up the work with nearly n.ODD cases
behind, he closed the last fiscal year without
single case left over though the new cases had
increased 81 per cent. in number over the
previous year by reason of the pension legisla-
lation Of the last congress.
The president concurs i'm the recon.
mendation Of the attorney general that
the right in felony ca~es to review by
the supreme court be limited
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-12-09
Ere g Imports.

II we turn 10 exports of merchandise the
statistics are full Of qualification. The value
Of such exports of merchandise for the twelve
months ending sept. -. 1891, was sgsj.t ,l3s
while for the corresponding previous twelve
months II was ssGl, ,l1i,llj. an increase Of s62,-
9i,,02l. which j. nca'ly three times the aver
age annual Increase Of exports II merchan-
disc for the pr ceiling twenty years; this er-
ceed- IN amount and value the exports Of mer-
chandise during any year In the history Of the
government The Increase In the value ~ ex-
ports Of agricultural products during the year
referred TO over the corresponding twelve
months of the prior year syas s4j,3i6,lS. while
the increase In the value Of exports was sl6.-
SIZE. There l. certainly nothing in the con.
dition OF trade, foreign or domestic, there Is
certainly nothing In the condition Of our peo-
pie OF any class. 10 suggest that the existing
tarih and revenue legislation bears oppres-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-12-09

Inc civil war IN thili, which began in jan
uary last, was continued. but fortunately
with infrequent and not important armed col.
lisions until Aug. -, when the congressional
forces landed near Valparaiso and. after a
bloody engagement, captured that city. Presi.
dent Balmaceda AT once recognized that his
cause was lost, and provisional government
was speedily established by the victorious
party. Our minister was promptly directed 10
recognize and put himself In communication
with this government as soon rs II should have
established its de facto character. which was
done. During the pendency Of this civil con-
test frequent indirect appeals were made 70
this government To extend belligerent rights
10 the insurgents and To give audience 10 their
representatives. This was declined. and that
policy was pursued throughout, which this
government, when wrenched by civil vas. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

F3k SALE or EAcHASek-ssfesn Flour
4ng Aiti. 5f.istf o. ecass. rrsi-etA>> Coz
csfsen. l3 tarre' czIxeIfs. elevator. ~ mel
country; coz soae payarg easinsss; keet
reasoas far sellHz. pries <lz.ooA ninaAs =
Alien. AID ! lewer book.
Il QQaw,rsa saea. On NEATLY pay
is.' meats. ns~ sroein house on east
ely hsll: cellar anser the Whole house; aR
lshed Tor lSanary ana closest. wibAas AIien.
5 AID Tower block.
g 50sl Farm In Allexau county for sale
S-fVSo or exchange Tor house AID LOT,
slildinss ooss q &C. acres OF orchard.
BUSINESS cnANcE-A drug steck. on =
- good corner will Invoice about t<-HSs
VIII exchange tor house ana lot
81 10 wilI buy 7room house on the cor
-, ner Of center and lst Ss~. Com
ssocks additions the ewnef refused 81 100 iof
it one gear sgo-
n 90 vill buy new modern sroom
GA,oo hsuss; iArse hall. hardwood fnishs
nioe cellar. veil AL eistera- and city water;
vii paint eoisr ID d purchaser
NE have several A. houses on Henry .
ranging an price t,s0 S3.eua 10 &.csa
- 100 for house ss< iot ON Lafayette
@-,AOo between Cherry lad Wealthy.
A GOOD FARM within ten miles Of the 60
a 70 trade for house and lot
% 100 Tor > nioe modern sroom honse ID
$Ss AVO the aflis nice nesghberheoa; heass
adjointns not - good MAS sold short tine
AGO for ez7u1; terms easy 10 not delay; soms
one will surely gss . bargain.
% ON s-room new house. No. ss Encaa
$S,Svo asc-s also ssed barn. hsfrais
for some one.
90 S00 Look ~ No. ss Henry It; s-resa
$OsCSV rev mo-srn house nice BATH.
large bedroom beios; let Soxl12. would rK-
change tor farm
ME have . list Of TO- farmers who wish t.
w sell or trade their farms
WE have large tract of western timber
w lana Tor sale. On large river. near the
sea coast.
aEyERYTHIN0 on earth" fn the shape OF
II bargain. winans 4 Allen. ana 4
Towerbi block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
Welded IN OLD LONDON
Aasvaags az uiss Nary, psushts
- Hen. 1ohert Z. Lincoln


G0uDoS. Sept a-Ths marriage of
Mis- Mary Lincoln. daughter of the
United ssatss minister. Hon. Robert
T. Lhsokn, 70 Mr.. chariss b lsham,
Of Chicago. to0k phase st 2:se p n ct
ths Droapton parish church A num-
bsr of fashionable English people
and AmsTicans. mostly intimate friends
Of the Lincoln family. filed the
church After the. marriage csre-
mony the most intimate friends of the
two families partook Of . wedding
breakfast 1t the United States minis
ter's residence, In Cromwell Gardens
The wedding WAS of IN extremely
simple character. Miss Lincoln, lean
ing upon her fathers arm, was met 1T
the church door by the ofdciating cler-
gyman and the boy chorissers. who pre-
cedsd the bridal party up the aisle 70
the altar rails where the groom, at
tended by his best man, Maj. James
c. Post military sttache of the United
States legation. was in waiting. The
bride wore . white satin gown, .
beautiful lace veil and . splendid dia-
mond necklace. the gift Of the groom
In her hand Miss Lincoln carried an
lvory-esvsssd prayer book ArA
Lincoln ard her dsughter. Miss
Jessie Lincoln. entered the church
come time previous - the entrance Of
the brida They occupied the front
pew on the right Of the aislc. After
the ceremony the newly married couple
wore conducted TO the vestry where the
wedding party, members Of the fam
lilies 81 beth contracting psrties,
who were present, and . few intimate
friends. signed tho marriage register.
From the church the wedding party
was driven to Mr.. Lincoln's house in
Cromwell Gardens, where. In company
with . few intimate friends. they
h,>aLfaaf>1
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

WAsHINaroN, Sept 3.-The census
,ofIice has issued . bulletin on the pop
ulation Of the state Of Indians, by
minor civil dvisious. which shows that
the population Of the state has In
creased 214.1 0S. o. 1osS per cent /,
during the decade OF Ne ninety-two
counties in the state twenty-five show
decreaseA In only four counties are
decreases shown Of more than 10 per
cent In most Of the counties showing
n dscroaso the decrease 10 slight
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
DeG0LlA BROS,
pkAIkss u
,saI Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 and 9 Tower Block

nor sALE-ieo acres Land In Paris township
miles from city; large house ana I've
BOD barns; clay loan soil. isrse OF snort,
-sod feaces - acres beech and maple timber
rice sos per acre; xoas1 exchsnge fer brand
sapids property.
,f0R sALE-0r exchange; 100 acre farm In
northern Michigan; IS acres improved.
aod house. hAra snd euteniidinxs, - acres
40 timber. beech. maple. Eastwood ana elm.
call orchard: this inrm lies on baak Of .
mail lake and 10 - protected - 10 b tree
rom early and late frosts; lake sbeunds In
nee tz.De. on easy terms for cash. or viii en-
'aange for Grand Rapids real estates. Per ca
aange hardwood stump lands IN Nessyge
aa, of r a ses
ertect title. and can. by improvement. be
iace nne farming country. This Is your
nance 10 get gu. OF debt.
FOR sALE--aream hause Just completed on
Hanover Court. hueiy finished with high
errsce. graded street; call in and ger price
"a this house II you want 70 invest In North
al property.
FOR sALE-IIouse and LOT In southern part
OF city; house uncompieted and party can
OF complete same from shortage Of tundS.
CHS Is good chance for person having small
mount OF money 70 n AXE good Investment
70 EAChANGE-25 acres. 20 acres improved.
balance white oak timber. lo-room house
nd barn. fne orchard. 4 asres low land IN
CT drained and under cultivation. Ihis fne
ace Is situated about ~ miles from the city.
nth. Come in and get full description.
S0R SALE OR EXCHANGED acres on lake
shore. near the park; good buildings. 100
zach trees In bearing. 3 pear standards In
caring, acres Strawberries s acres gasPber-
lea. TO grapes, gooseberrles aud other SUI all
ruits; price s.2oo; fruit on same will pay for
the present season: would exchange for
GOD city property; this ~ y great chance for
ONE one and the greatest bargain We have
yer offered.
70 EXCHANGE-For good renting city prop
erfy, 81 acres. nne house, barn aud out
uildincs. 20 acres improved. balance OAK.
eeeh and hickory timber. good feucea 40
rees. Price $500.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

eearx-wneat. ssc: corn. 72s; new oats. s2<,;
re, 1Dc, barley. u. 10 y hundred.
MnAfe-Deef. 5s6c pork. $50; mutton. e17c,
Ppriue lamb. &c; lows zoe SPRING chickens
PnopucR-Butter. lsc; eggS. l4c; potatoes <0c
ba: heefA 30 y bu; onions. Bc y des;
T>dtshsa - dos: lettuce. 4o bu peAA u 90
ise, pesehss Is . " ba; spples. sc ' hu.
W@-Wsshed. &9fQc; 1nwssheds 1tN0c
uHuW. y ten
Hrpks Axp Tsfsov--0reep, -, pors surpd.
~, cured hiaea %: calf sims. er~sn. -; calf
alma e2red. e; tsaIcw. de; peltA 00el so;
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

az, sWTTn-.onr s~snts maze SO 70 eo >
w osnth sriiine eur eoeds On tnsas Es... ~,
We wat country and feaerN eesnsn, 80 -, 49,
taSs bsss al eeeds pnsen 2 ss,ss ssi,,.
fAiIs 20 CIGAR NO ksa e Zee thse a. 4
We wiii end IsrGs Illustrates ese.ysfa,. -
letter vim spesls ceef e ssls rt 80 ~ -
elie1 s~f On Seeetef efshfeS asTrf-s
fsssss Hassissssrsss csapsss nsssesHtf
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

ptora sxp FunD--Ixp WHITE. es8, Passus.
0X huHfrcd corn meal. E-B hundred
ICED. &1.dc@ z&te ton, middslnRA fgsoo =
- b<sn. S1$co ten skfpa 15o.p ii ton.
Npsr-Park sfeaA. iacs yes>t ioc ria Sc
sesdsr s, TX; ham. lss sssi 80; nslse.
Ienb. ls8l<ct spring chickens 8cs turkeys.
1x><es suekA zee
Pspnrrx-R stfer, Ec egrs ret pessfora.
&c suL beet.s - "a 2nisns 50 FrsI
asss peaches. ;se . re y phs sppisaI Ne , ~.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
roR REsr-Bus1sEss rLAcEa


TOR REyT-Laree elegant store. about ly,xIo
IL It.. suitable for wholesale or retail estab-
lishment; lighted with Edison lights with
good tsement and cellar; has four rooms 10
back; cases. counters. once fixtures. ana va
nlv Al ia Easf FnIfon er 24S
ITO RENT-Stores No. and II Huron-st. each
20xU feet; alley 10 rear; suitable Tor whoic-
sale business. once. light manufacturing or
storage: rent ti2d0 per month eacn. anton
q. Hodeupyi. 10 and Il Fountain-st. Estf
TOR RENT-Two nne stores in brick block on
Il west side Of south DiviSon-st-. suitable Tor
any business: these stores have large dry base
ments with rear entrance from alley also
suites Of rooms in same block with private
hall and hath room with each suite TINS prop
party. For prices cali on J. W, calvin. room
s. Shepard 4 Hartman block. from 70 = .. m
Phone 87a
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
uRsALs-rIscELLASEoUs

U,OR sALr-I u;cnpArlor suite. six pieces;
Il bedroom suitey earpets parier clock.
dining chairs, l dining table. pictures. cur
tasns, poles 2 lace curtains. ana russ. As9uasc
at - White block. ~ McnToes1 I'VE
CoR sALE-l5oo.no feet Of hardwood lumber
consisting Of maple. elm sna pass"osa' 81 a.,
dry. Glbhs Bros, AayAeId. Mich. 14s
EoR sALE-Cbesp; . good paying business
II on West Brid9est FitfeeTns
ford 50 West Bridge st.. real estase sns hre
insurance agents; telephone I'm
U,oR sALE-House snd Tot; or vii sxensngs
II for farm outfit horses COWS hTm 'eo.s
etc., etc.. af southeast corner Sefs"" ~ &c
Curtisse
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

ne valley Cry Milling Company has
no peer ia the manufaeturs Of -four.
Try he LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

ne No. tgee4 rsref~a - yeo ps91oan,
Hoa 3E 10 90 ~ - ~ Mls. nzee1 esu1e1as
WFss oesreR Ihe peepl Seer = q ealtss q
e~s - .5fS1k . WI Ess i:ssss
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

FOR RENT.
louise and barn $50 Cllntonst... ........-..tl6 90
louise and barn 36S West Br;dge-st- with
modern improvements...........--. Is 90
iouse Il Harlan-st. first door east OF
Madison-aye.. one block from street car 10 90
uit OF rooms. corner Of Easiest. Fifth-av 5 %
FOR SALE.
inc new house on Dunton's add - 11l00
wo cottages on Harlan-st.. near Mad
ison ave. SlU00 and $3.50
me house and lot on Fifth-ave.. near
Union suitable for two families ............ $500
ne house and lot on Jefferson ave- near
wealthy t0
Iwo new Groom houses on Washington
ave.. near Fult0n-st.. and electric cars
Slol0 anu tl0O
I've new houses on Paris-Ave.. near
Cherry-St. with all modern improve
me SuQ SOvV
we fne new houses on Cherry-st. with
all modern mprovements-...-.-.
)Be house on N. Ionia ST. No. 5a6........-. $500
also vacant lots In different parts Of the
city from 10 Wv
Money furnished to build II desired.
N. w. NORTHROP,
National City Bank Block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03


CHICAGO. Sepa
1koUD-ouies but sseaoy. Spring wheat Pa
ensA 3oo0Aw; bakers, e&6OGA1; Winter
Wheat Flour PstsntA 0oo0s8; straightA
e-750A0o
WHEAr-Weaker and lower. Moderate trade.
No 2ISeptembsr. Vn0eoo; December eoX0
0-0ix; May, 0L0eH01.o&
Constantly active and unsettled. No.
0xSesc: No. Yeliov. 4x06Se: Septsp,ber.
o4N00oxe: October. 6sxaSie; Year. <eK0
<o5<e; May, lo5<0l7xc
OArs-Slow No. cash. soa9oSc; Sep
tember, seasoNo; October. soS329kc; May,
saossHe Samples steady. No. q s7h@2oc;
No. white. sa<o3ie; No. ., 1ooaohc; No. 9
white sI0s,c.
Rvp-Yair saIe ana steady. No = cash
&c: septeuber. s7xasskc.
1AmxY-Easv No. September. oec:
Zach bv sauple-No a-lsds6Qc Common "a
choice: No. 4 A,essbc: No. S. lOn4sc.
sss ronA -AI.oins moosIa .eiy .c"o sno
pnces .saH ~" az o. soo ~, vss -,
SeSo' 10 ~. 'o'
o'o' s1o 80 $3.50 ~.
A' sy se -nIe ~ -
nisneH So s.s s... a. s.Iss ea az
sAsn' - voo - i0s - ~ ~
10, os.ouer 900 -. Ssss..o. oya,r. ~. =,
rou ~ &c - 49, ~. a. a.
Wc per 10. Law oeese, 1900 ~ ~ .o< 1s
nO.s-Se."s'S i'ss A'' '>'''
fsckns S.ocN nc -.. w..
'.eS.s - 49,. a., NJ.
wh,.e. s1c, h'sa, ,., r &s,,S or.
sst ave, ~Ss, usns,,-s. -. ,n"s a. Z.
water WIT. "0, 80 NV
Sssonse. - ess = 80, :. ss =
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE

RADCLIFFE 4 H0LT--Reliable upholsterers
Az vt Ill South DivisiOn-st.. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men anu
will give you regular rates, whether you ass
for them or not BY 'phoning No. go or Go after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03
MONEY TO LOAN.

HONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN-At the lowest rates Of In
NJ tsrest. William II. Gilbert. Room 3. Wild
dicoub building. 4S
On 60. 90 day loans made on any good Sc
OOs curity. Frank A. Werner. IS Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

pERSONAL
N0TICE-Ihe molders employed by the Grand
~ Rapids School Furniture Co. are locked out
Of the said compsny's shop; molderl are re-
quested to stay Away IRON Grand kapacs ~
present. BY order of committed. li5tt
LANES A friend In need II = friend tn
AADAIIO deed. II you want Regulator
that never falls. address she WOMAN'S AEDl-
CAL HOME. Buffalo. N. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

REAL ESTATE oIrY.
YOU say 10 yourself. wish knew where /.
make something. j say 10 you. buy one
my Si0o lots. on easy payments L. ). Proyii
room .. Lovetts block.
KINSEY 4 MERCER-win sell you an s roo.
"A new house. cor. Madison and Dickinso;
AYES. at a bargain aud on easy terms
FOR SALE-A beautiful, home at 40 Barcla'
4 ST.: house Is In nae condition; has all q
latest Improvements; good large barn; i.
ooA LOO II. to alley; owner has moved east 70 r.
main permaaently; . prompt buyer viii
Co.. az Monroe-st.; phone TO- b.
KINsEY 4 MERCER will give you a o.
near sheldon and Goodrich and pay cash di.
ference.
EOR sALE-6reat bargain. farm OF 2.
\ acres. on graded road. four miles from cit
limits. suitable for grain. dairy or stock. II
qure Of Taggart. Wolcott + 0anson. Is MOI
roe-st. zSi
KINSEY 4 MERCER-will sell you q mic
IA corner lot on Union-st. for $3.50.
E0R SALE-One young man on salary Ia
made $40 clear profit this past year.
saving little each month and buying a LOT {
c. W. Tufts. We have other lots at Is pc
month. n o interest payments; lots At $40 dow,
and SO per month. and lots at so down an
so per month. When he begins TO save is Il.
turning point toward prosperity in rany
young mans life. Homes from 81. O0o to $50
OF the same easy terms. c. w. Tufts. Ne
Gilbert building. over Morsc's store.
KINSEY 4 MERCER-Will rent you a IN
IA house with all modern conveniences 10
$50 per month. Inquire at 9 and 10 Wtddicom
VINSEY MERCER-WIll sell you 66 II 10
IA ON street with all improvements mac
for 81, $50.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

WANTED-To rent; centrally located
w modern furnished house with bedroom,
by 0rst-cIass tenant; no children. Dunto
X Bates, Widdicomb building.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

WE HAVE FOR RENT at tho present time
w a houses at rental OF from SO to SIS per
month. Ii you contemplate making . change
call for our list. OF telephone "a. and We can
house you want. II your house 10 to be vacant
send Us word rs soeE - possible. for We nave
never set been able to supply the faii and
spring demand. We are subscribers 70 the
Union Credit Company and will furnish re-
port on every tenant. consequently no dead
beat tenant need apply TO- us Tor houses We
have no use for them whatever. Dunton
Bates. - and II widdicomb building.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

I 0ST--Between corner of Cakes and South
~ Division-sts. ana u. h. /. general Offices.
. pockctbook containing SIG. Finder will re-
eeive reward upon returning same to Mrs.
Muckie AT 40 3d-ave. 246
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

I 0ST-A light chestnut sorrei mare. IS hands.
~ weight 700. and four years old having on u
web halter. escaped from Its owner last eve
ming; inder return 70 Green ley's barn and be
rewarded, 246
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

YOU say 10 yourself. l wish knew where
make something. ] SAY 10 you. buy one
my Ssuo lots. on easy payments L. 5. Proyi
room q. Lovett's block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

.0sT-Saturday evening. August q. between
~ Paris-Aye. and Union-st.. q gold bicycle
medal; finder will please return 20 +. N. Hy-
man. 143 Paris ave. and receive reward. 2Sitf
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

A GENTLEMAN with fine suburban home
"A and IL acres 0f splendid land and covered
with grapes. ETC.. will leave home for nearly
year; house has all modern c0nveniences; de-
ties, who will take care of the place. at $500
per month. worth 5000 per month; enquire
ct once. futile Bros. over Arcade; telephone
1875. 2l6
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

I ,0S1-A bunch Of once keys; finder will b<
~ paid u liberal reward upon returning same
to the once OF Kusterer Brewing Co.. ~ Wesl
Bridee-st. 246t
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-03

TOR RENT-From Oct. !, desirable house ut
23S Jeferson-ave; l small Wood and Goa
heater for salo cheap %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16
z GALICYI.

O snaewaSenie rezigii. w tych
dniach toczyta sic pred trybunn
lem Iwowskiego sadu kraj"wego
neutrality-suspicious. rozprawa Sarno-
sadowa przeciwko trzem, wykIn
czonym w maui 4. T., uczn1om
glmnazyum starlsfawowskicgo, O.
skaraonym o zorodnie obrazy 'e
ligii. Pred kratkami sadu STANG
u: l7-letni Dyon1zy Hukjanowicz,
rodem q Horodnlcy, reIigli gr.
kat, syn pocztmistrza. Is 'ctn'
Eugonjusz Kosiewicz, rodem Z Fa-
lisza ! 17.letnl Cyprjan Wolahski,
syn ~nauczyciela ludowego Bra,
tyszewa. Pierwszy byf uczniem 6
klasy gimnazyalnej, a dwaj dru-
dry u~czeszczali do KIasy platej.
Akt oskarzenla zarzuca i'm, il
nale&oll oni DO tajnego s~towarzy-
szenia, utworzonego przez ucznl6w
pr, kat. obrzadku, uczeszczaja cvch
do g,mnazyum W Stanisfawowie
BE ma zgromadzeniach tego sto
w~arzyszcnia wysmiewali religle
i Dluznili Bogu. Rozprawa byia
taina. Pc przesIuohaniu swiadK6w,
TRIBUNAL uznaf wszystkich trzecl.
o~skarzonych wlnnymi zbrodn' Z
s 1872 ust. karin. i zasadzif: Hulk
ianow1cza ma 6 tygodni %aresztu:
zaS E. KosnieWlcZa i &. Wolan-
skiego ma l miesiac aresztu.
Biskupem W Praemyslu W
Galley zostanie X. Pefesz obecny
bisknp w Stanisfawew1e.