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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-08-14
Deafness Can't be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian tube.
When this tube gets infamed you
have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result, and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to it's normal con-
dition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an
infamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars
fol any case OF Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that we cannot cure by tax
ing Halls Catarrh Cure. Send TO-.
circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. @,
Solid by druggists, Is cents.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-08-14

That IL What tho WHISKY Business
| Il Under the Present System.

That IL What tho WHISKY Business
Il Under the Present System.
When a man wishes to go into the
business OF manufacturing spirits he
must file notice of his intention with
the collector of revenue of his district,
and execute bond to comply with
all provisions of the revenue laws,
pay all penalties or fines imposed
for infraction of those laws, and that
he will not allow any land, buildings
or machinery used in the business
to be incumbered by any mortgage,
lien or Judgment. This is equivalent
to deed for the property and APP
paratus; but Uncle Sam knows the
character of the person engaged in
the nefarious traffic, and, taking it
for granted that they will not be
honest if they can help it, proceeds
to put everything under lock and
key, bolt and bar, with salaried
officers, OF his own choice to measure
every gallon of product.
Having thus povided against any
possible loss, the moneyed partner
then issues a warehouse receipt,
which is accepted at the banks as
collateral, and upon which $5O,OOO,-
900 are now said to be loaned. The
government in this manner holds
the property and indorses at the
banks for the distiller. If the ware
house receipts represented something
OF value, for which money had been
paid, the transaction would be more
reasonable, but they represent spirits
which cost about ten cents a gallon,
with the tax added of ninety cents a
gallon, which tax is not paid until
the liquor is withdrawn from the
warehouse and sold.
Practically then the government
indorses for the distiller to ten times
the value of the goods stored, and
indirectly loans him the money by
allowing him three years in which to
pay the tax. The amount OF tax
due and undue last year was $751;
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-08-14

~ ss,s.s s:.s ;:s. and s;. % ~
from the the
virtue which fE Of the sa can bind by
I'll. ss , s s % s: not 'ss @
s. view ,s,,s s ssx
otherwise than
thss~ or every act r per
Ingalls, said:
= authority Tn % bargain o eos
S6s of the Ts has Rea psay for person
ha s say % ss from Minnesota has the Inception
sn b % onr h @ the
a @ tns rate INTEREST," nss should bsa
rsy hns sht
it advantageous thatv
that
these bonds but when have
sns how ] have ., st
h What s' wa. d9's n @
make
had the @ and was entirely p'H % THAT
sand snsa @ sasa
whole transaction
the and n
his S4f9 1 tbs. %
liabilities the evidenced by bonds duly signed ana s
Wnas ~ n nse M ris
It
terms Of " "a, act of
fact simple legal s bonds not worth the INK that
cost to pnt Iii signed NOBODY and witnessed by n91o' c r distinctly
Senator Hill, of Georgia, said
authorized by n and AMY "sF"p
creditor which changes any the
the written Constitution s
The ALLOW another 2Gt%sns Spn nsoas Or BY TO o
address the precedent
re all,
pay suy pay
benefit The whole
Washington r0aehnsnt by the
Senator Plumb e said :'''-'''' ''~'
about
na n 1 s ts. sss1, ss1' and the
VOORHEES, said
s ra he, debt s.d took G ssss
Sah branches conss y had ar the American people, by
@ @ @ d safety aare e hgh rat Interest then ecng
cd y na an sn n voe the American people
whatever
do
power
Senator Mcpherson said without warrant OF law.
Senator Vest said:
practice The re
the door huekn and teng and trading without
act Congress- authorizing hi" do It, Tine spirit the % was
what
has their 20
custom hos NC publ
Salisbury said:
Ito
yandi
Of
authorized
therefore not o
which
tn it,
author in law maktn
sholdpa r
pillar
which take his stand and defend the legality his
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-08-14
Will Thew Combine J?

The question grows Kansas "W the
pubcans and defeat the Peoples Party?
Well under the heavens keeps them apart
between
Both have had hand and to vfed eyebal
can't discover that the varied her Let them combine
Then have a fair fight.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-08-14

beyond Secretary Win
virtue Of authority conferred TIN tine Secretary the Treasury notice
1T S m Jury s % that a t @ a@ % e Colombia on the
ha case any OF the holders the SAID bonds shan request have their bonds
continued n tine pleasure hs S n interest at tine rate 81 per cent
Secretary Foster issued the following circulars:
of
September 1891, will the Treasury the United
vii, sa s. ,sss % offers
CHARLES ss re s sas ss bonds
1891 public notice is hereby that the bonds the said
lieu .
with
Upon % bonds to be provided the
One Of ha which Secretary Window %
that the suggestion
oD he @
est: 70 this defense Senator Ingalls, said
The Senator from Minnesota has stated very frequently this floor that this
onss ] psns ba tnt t Solicitations s 1snmsn cent
the holders those bonds the through its Secretary finally
the circulars the Secretary himself will establish the fact that this
made this the h bonds Tread from the speech Of the
a paa apart vtaton.
distinct proposition the but
that would which he
se s q s eond %o nom @ dslss St The
PLAYED sort bluff to When s he had aSa not
Senator
thst
s
@ r Sg s @ {Rg @ Snas f the
CURED the calling bonds designate the bonds
t. s s cali ans and his 9ps da
The real object making this cali seek
the the pon
dollar Congress-" he proceeded as follows
Within
ere decreasing the bank CIRCULATION
discussing Secretary bonds
to 5s lay S1
Circulating mum b auhoy do he do
In s t5s has @ made
the bondholsrs Of desire
@ n has the
n T1 Or e @ the to
s as s1aty
y public finances thinker
miserable eTeumoeuons
hands of his colleagues in the Senate
One scarcely open O. P paper being
pleasant that good will kill the
atterng deuson your souls
the The Peoples Party vigorous and stubborn fact that
will have take The organization known the
Party the visible and tangible OF forces that have
accommodating during and there
ing be social political eruponan upheava that will destroy
the the the old political parties and the
ton OF the social financial systems the country broad basis
revolution searching it's methods and
ing it's results than For than
the people at annually accelerated
to the power of sordd and pti puocrac The vast majority OF
hardly sufficient maintain existence
employment painfully that they weighed
apprehension the future The New York World
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-08-14

The daily states associated reports that Michigan
Knights of Labor dnot Peoples Party Well they did just the
They left resolution because they had right
use it, by their constitution endorsed by fafood resolution
which acted the old parties like dupexelpt spanke
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-08-14
will beyond
domi issued thefO circular

eredby o Treasury
o hrd tdwme
Treasu OF Of
o wi that
n o ito havtha bonds
cont a e rat
be if
bonds o on OF
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-08-14

hyE
hearing discussion
Of
o
the Secretary because atEig
which
osh
Treasury motto a
auh in 10
thu sholdp ay n
pillar endayo find
which his defend the legality his
Butler replied:
violate
The rafy Secretary
the that the Senate would that
extended already
Europe, valid
the Senate emphatay it's
his predecessor Secretary
extend the maturing Ak bonds
bonds, and in the preparation OF his
the bonds
that sku Juggling like
his call the Ak bonds by his circular letter
for the themhe only
could lawfully be for the the
his circular OF July proposing to extend them at
wording his circulars coward effort to hk responsibility
comparison between the wording
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-16
Indye Wsehodnie.
Calcutta, Is kwietnia.

CG6ClLttG, 10 kWletnla. Z
Wkr6tce zapewne nastapia
zaciete walk pomiedzy brytyj-
skiemi wojskami a powstahca-
mi Manipurami. Krajowcy
maja korzysci powodu op6-
znienia sic wojsk, by przybye
ma miejsce: ustawiaja kamien-
ne sza6ce i strzelnice i czynla
wielkie przygotowania do "a
cietej obrony.
13ty pu}k piechoty bengal
ski Barrackpore, pierwszy i
drugi pu}k Gurk6w, Sma ben
galska Eaterya g6rska, 36 pu4k
piechoty bengalski (Sikhs i
inne oddzia}y Birmy masze-
ruja na front. Birma1skiemi
wojskami dowodzi Graham, a
SIX adaja sic one 2 poi batalio,
nu strzelc6w krolewskich, 2go
batalionu czwartych Gurk6w,
dw6ch dial gorskiej bateryi
Nr.2 artyleryi krolewskiej, i
jednego pu1ku piechoty Ma
dros.
Wedle ostatnich wiadomo-
sci general Graham maszero-
wal ku Tamu.
General Collott maszerowa}
ku Nigriting ma czele 1ltego
pu}ku Brahmaputra, Sgo ar
tyleryi konnej bengalskiej,
2go Gurk6w i innych wojsk z
Kohima.
Wys}anie takich wojsk = a
wymienione oddzia1y tylko
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= Bo COS takiego, co Mkt wiedzieG ME
powinien, poniesiesz.,..
Pachole zaciekawione oczy podnios}o Sc
kret mu powierzano, r6s} dune.
= A komu? = spyta}.
-Zaraz ci opowiem. Jak zmrok zapa-
dnie, trzeba ma Pi}kalnis pojsc.
= Kiedy tam cos straszy.
= A w1asnie, odwaznego trzeba Tam
kolo samego szczytu ipa stoi wypruchnia1a.
w dziup1o trzeba reke wsadzic po }okiec, znaj
dziesz papiery....
A jak co sic pokaze?
= Przezegnasz sie mic ci zleyo ME zrobi.
Papiery trzeba wziac, ma piersi schowac do
Palandr6w dzierzawcy Kotisowi dostawic, a
Mkt ME powinien wiedzeG, kto ty,i skad, do
kogo z czem idziesz -.
A co tam stoi W tych papierach? Mo-
re to fa}szywe pieniadze?
Me, same swiete uczciwe rzeczy. Ze-
bys ty tego dokona}, wielkabys mia1 zas}uge
pred Bogiem szacunek nawet u najstarszych
ludzi.
= To p6jde sprawie sic gracko A je-
zeliby mnie kto z}apa1, albo spyta}, co niose?
Me mozesz mic powiedziec, ami tych
papier6w nikomu pokaza6, DO ciezko odpowia-
da6 bedziesz. Jakby urzedu Gle z}apali, pa
piery rzeke wrzuc, albo ogniem spal Ma
to przysiadz trzeba, uklak}szy, reke do CORY
wzniesc!
- TAX jak zo}nierze przysiegaja2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-16
SZARY PR0CH
WIESC
ga -PRzEz
MARIE RODZIEWICZ.
MARIE RODzIEWICz.
(Ciag dalszy).
PRZEZ


Wejscie by}o otwarte, wystawione ma wi
chry ulewy; W g}ebi leza}a garsc s1omy ia
kies szmaty, p3otno zawiniety chleb, czarka
ma wode zawieszone byly u cory proste, bia-
lie skrzypce. By} to dom Marcinka,
stanawszy ma miejscu, gospodarz pierw-
szem spojrzeniem zlustrowa1 konie, przytoczy}
Rozalce pniak na asiedzenie, do sza}asu sic wsu-
nal i przyni6s1 jej stamtsd kromke chleba
garnuszek wyszczerbiony pe3en dzikieh malin,
= Masz tobie Rozalko, zjedz! = prosA
serdecznie siadajac blisko jej ma ziemi, z bi-
czyskiem sqznistem, o drobnych juz czarnych
twardych rekach.
Dziewczyna jad}a, cieszy7o go to bardzo,
ia do ciebie interes bardzo wazny mann;
Marcinku! = ozwa}a sic wreszcie. = M6g}bys
ty p1zez jedne noe do Palandr6w zbiegac ma
powr6t?
: M6g7bym, mnie Mkt ME dogoni.
= Ale to wielki sekret, trzeba przysiadz,
re nikomu mic ME powiesz
= Czemu?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-16
TelesTamy KrajoVe.
W sprawie polskiego domu dla
emigrantow.
Wojna domowa W Charlotte, NJ
Nowy list BIaine'a do markiza
ImperiaIi.
Napad W}ochow W Pennsylvania.
Dom dla emigrantow.
Telegram specyalny.)


Manaokin, Pa, Is. kwietnia.
Entuzyastyczne zgromadze.
ME W sprawie domu emigra-
cyjnego w}asnie sic odbylo. -
Prezydentem obrany ks. Gram
lewicz, skarbnikiem ks. Flo.
ryan Klonowski, sekretarzem,
ks. Wincenty Bronikowski.
Czarni Bali.
Charlotte, ". O., 10. kwietnia.
Niezgoda pomiedzy tutejsza
ludnoscia bia1a a czarna, kt6ra
powsta}a W skutek zamordo-
wanna w}oskiego handlarza O.
wocami Macca / nastepnego
usi4owania dobycia jego NOR
dercy, Negra Brandham, =
wiezienia celem lynchowania,
grozi wojna rasowa W tenn
miescie. - Wczoraj wieczorem
gromady rozdraznionych Bia-
4ych po ulicach miasta ciagne.
}y, podczas gdy Negrzy row.
noczesnie odbywali wielkie
zgromadzonie celem naradze-
MIA sic, co lnaja uczynic. Ne
grzy wczoraj strzelali do Cd
dziaau wojsk milicyi. Ci odpo.
wiedzieli wystrza}ami s}ychac,
IL kilku Negr6w ciezko by1o
rannych. Wczoraj wieczorem
strzegl wiezienia oddzia} spe-
cyalnej policy. Do handl6w
zelaza j broni wczoraj przemo-
ca sic wciskano i bro1 zabie-
rano: obecnie kazdy mezczy-
INA i ch}opiec So uzbrojeni cd
stop do glow Nigdy W tenn
miescie ME panowa}o takie
rozdraznienie, jak W ostatnich
Dok. ma 4 tel str.)
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Hiszpania.
Aadryt, Is kwietnia.

Prezydent komisyi taryfo-
wei hiszpadskiej, Moret, dis
przewodniczy1 na miedzynaro-
dowej konferencyi dla obrony
interesow pre- m ys} ych.
Wszyscy reprezentanci \ "a.
granicy, take amerykahskl
pose} Burd = Grubb: byli
obecni. Przy ko1cu posiedze-
MIA obecni podpisali protoko3y
o uchwa}ach przyjetych W ze-
sz}ym roku przez konferencya
delegatow techniczyeh W, spra-
vie ochrony praw w}asnosci
przemys}owych i przeciw fa3-
szywemu podawaniu zr6d1a
pochodzenia wyrob6w, jakotez
W sprawie u}ozenia miedzyna'
rodowych znakow handlo-
wych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-16
ZWyciesey pOwstaney W Chill.
NieTncy.
Monachiatna, Is kwietnia.

Monachjatno, Is kwietnia.
Malarz August v.Kaulbach,
kt6ry zosta} mianowany dy-
rektorem tutejszej akademil
sztuk pieknych W +. 1886 jako
nastepca Piloty'ego zrezygno-
wal, a jego nastepca zosta{
s1aNny jego kolega Ludwik
Loefftz Cur. 81 czerwca 1S45
W Darmstacie).
Berlin, Is kwietnia.
Wsp6}udzia1 W wyborach
czlonka Rady PaGstwa W Ger
stemuende, kt6re dis sic od-
by}y, byl we wszystkich "A
okregach nader zywym, Cd
dano mnostwo g}os6w, ale re-
zultat az jutro wieczorem be-
die m6g} bye pewnym. So
cyalisci / czionkowie partyi
postepowej maja nadzieje, re
ksiqze Bismarck ME zosta} cd
razu wybranym. Raporta
40 okregow taxi wykazuja re-
zultat: Bismarck 1888, socya-
lista Schmalfeld 1864, Adolf,
postepowy, 1880, Plate, Welt
1891. Jest rzecza prawdopo
dobna, IL beda potrzebne wy
bory scislejsze pomiedzy Bis
marckiem a Schmalfeldem.
Berlin, Is kwietnia.
Cesarz kaza} sobie podaG Ii
ste ofcer6w, kt6rzy W Me
dziele brali udzia} W wojsko-
wych wyscigach. Jest mocno
rozgniewany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-16
Dziekuie ci. Zuch jestes!

= DzlekuJe cl. Luch Jestes
Powtorzy}a mu raz jeszcze, co Jak Mai
czynic potem pozegna}a odeszfa.
Przeprowadzn ia do rzeczki i wroci3 bar.
dzo zamyslony. Ia nadejsciem wieczora sta.
dnine zegna} do dworu. Skrzywiony by} !,
kula}.
A co to? Noca pasc ME bedziesz? -
zagadna1 go gospodaz folwarczny.
- Prose- pana.... wszystko mnie bolll
noga obiera. P6jde ma noe do chaty!
Uwolniono go ma widok zbiedzonej twa-
rzy utykania. Ia Drama wyprostowa{ sic
jak zajac czmychna} znajomemi polami, omi-
jajac wies drogi
Pi1kalnis samotny obrosly nieprzebyta
gestwina dzikich krzew6w, ukoronowany drze-
wami, sta1 czarny grozny ma tie nocnego ME
ba. Ch}opaka dreszcz wstrzasaf Krazy4y
tel straznicy starej rome basnie legendy, kt6-
re sobie po chatach wieczorami opowiadano
p6}g}osem, tajemniczo. Marcinkowi teraz ma
wamiec wszystkie przyszay zegnal sic rska-
wen pot Jimmy czo}a ociera}, ale szed} ma
prod. q stop wzg6rza czarny cieh rzucaly
krzaki W ciszy cdzywa}y sic jakies .niby SEE
pity, niby smiechy.
(Ciag dalsy nastapi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-16
Wielka Brytania.
Londy4a, Is kwietnia.

Lor'dy0, Is kwietnia. ).
Wpewnym domu przy High
Road W Knightsbridge, prawie
naprzeciw tamtejszych koszar,
dis W czasie pozaru 5 ludzi
zginelo. Pomimo najusilniej-
szych stara1 stray ogniowej
/ wojska ME udalo sic ich ura-
towac.
Londg1a, Is kwietnia.
Kilka tysiecy najubozszych
familij zydowskich W Maju
przybedzie tutai z Polski j z
RosN zachodniej, po wiekszej
czesci, by udaG sic do Argen-
tynii.
L0ndy1o, IS kwietnia.
w Hull panuje grypa cpl
demicznie. Dotychczasowa
przecietna smiertelnosc Is ma
tysiac wzrosla do 46 ma 1000.
Rosya.
Petersburg, Is kwietnia.
Pomimo zapewnie1 pokojo-
wych urzednik6w W Europe,
zw]aszcza W Rosyi, kazdy do
strzega, IL Rosya przygotowu-
je sic jak najszczeg6}owej do
wielkiej wojny i re obydwaj
przeciwnicy r6wni So czynni,
tax, re wybuch musi nastabic
predzej czy p6zniej. Rosya
wydaje nies}ychane sunny ma
budowe kolei strategicznych /
pod tym wzgledem pod inny,
mi wzgledami prawie ukoh-
czone So przygotowania do
nadzwyczajnych transport6w
wojsk ku Niemcom i Austryi.
Pred 4 laty trwacby musiafo
take gromadzenie 6 miesiecy;
obecnie W miesiacu da sic do
k0naG.
Belgia.
Antwerpia, 45 kwietnia.
Ameryka1scy Indyanie dla
przedstawie1 Buffalo Billa
przybyli tu Billem.
Br1kseya, Is kwietnia.
Wczorajszemu doniesieniu o
mianowaniu Henry NJ. Stanley
gubernatorem W Congo dis
urzedowo zaprzeczaja.
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Czwartek, dnia Is Kwietnia 1891 r.
Pertugalia:

Pertugalia.
Londyre,. 10 lutego.
Ca1y cabinet portugalski
ustap2; kr6l jutro poda wy
t}6maczenie tego przesilenia.
Grecya.
Wiede15, Is kwietnia.
S}ychac tu, IL krol grecki
zamierza abdykowac ma ko-
rzysc swego syna, ksiecia Spar
ty, szwagra cesarza niemiec-
kiego. Arcyksiezniczks zofia,
ma1zonka nastepcy tronu, "a
zezwoleniem brata Wilhelma ii
przyje}a grecko-katolicka re-
ligia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-16

- LAX SamO.
Marcinek pomilcza} chwile strWozony Cd
powiedzialnosca Ambicya mu jednak ME
da}a cofnaG sic.
= To p6jde! = rzek} stanowczo.
- Przysiegnij! Ia mna powt6rz!
Ch1opak. uklaA, reke oczy do nieba
wzni6s1.
PHYSICIAN, ze papier6w ME wydam j
prawdy ME wyjawie, chocby mnie bill, chocby
wiezili! Me powiem nikomu, nj W domu, nj
zadnemu cz1owiekowi, nj W kosciele ksiedzu.
Doniose je do wskazanych rak, W oznaczony
dzie6, chybabym zginaG mia}. Tax jak Bog
s1yszy, tax MECH mnie sadzi, zebym zdradzi}.
Amen
Ch}opak skohczywszy wsta} bardzo blady,
ale zdeterminowany powazny. Jakby lata
przez to chwile dojrza}. Juz mic ME pyta}
ale sam dysponowa}. -
Jak zmierzchnie, p6jde, rano wr6ce
do ciebie zabiegne sprawe zdae. Badz spokoj
ma, juz ia sic tax uwine, re mkt inny lepiej
ME zrobi. Trza dobrze sic sprawia6, zeby ko
ME zagrodzie ME zg}odnialy. Pan by sic
gniewa1 i z zas1ug potracl. No mic to, dam
rady!
Zuchwale grzywa swa wstrzasna7 bat
rozwinawszy palnaf donosnle
- Daj ci Boze szczesliwie, Marcinku A
pamietaj, re na twojej g}owie spok6j ca1ej wsi.
zebys sic przestraszy} co rzekl -.
Tozem przysiagl!- obrazil sic chlopak.
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Brukseza, Is kwietnia.

6T1IESeGO, 10 KW1eJnla.
Belgijscy w}aSciciele kopalf
tworza stowarzyszenie celem
stawienia oporu zadaniom gor-
nik6w.
Wf0chy.
Rsyma, Is kwietnia.
Ministerprezydent Rudini
zakaza} gazetom rzadowym
donosiG o odnowieniu trojprzy.
mierza. S}ychac, IL zyczy So
bic zmienic warunki przymie.
RIA W ten spos6b, azeby W1o-
chy mog}y -zachowa6 neutral.
nose ma wypadek wojny Me
mice z Francya.
Minister WoJnY zWofad
wszystkich naczelnik6w we
z16w kolejowych we W}oszech
ma narade mad planami mobi-
lizacyi.
Londyn, Is kwietnia.
,,Standard'' oswiadcza, il
odpowiedz Blanca przes}ana
w}oskiemu rzadowi jest tpismem
nadzwyczaj zdolnie u}ozonem
powiada: Ciekawismy od-
powiedzi Rudiniego. Trudno
przewidziee, jak wybrna cz}on-
kowie Mafii re sieci praw ma
mich rzuconej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-16

Kryzys grOzaca W Argentynii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-16

TelegTamy zagraniGHle,
WybOry W Gerstemuende.
zydzi z ROsyi.
Cabinet portugalski rezygnuje.
GrOmadzenie wOjsk rosyjskich.
PO4Oaenie we wschOdnich In
dyach.
Kryzys grOiaca W Argentynii.
ZWyciescy pOwstaney W Chill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-16

czesc ich tworza na miejsce
niepokoj6w udowadnia, jak
niebezpiecznem musi bye po
}ozenie, i ze Rad brytyjski
przyszedl do przekonania, IL
nalezy stanowczo postapic W
obec Manipur6w, by godnosc
W obec mich zachowac.
Argentynia.
Bueraos Ayes, IA kwietnia.
Usi1owania czynione przez
niektorych kapitalist6w, azeby
bank prowincyonalny kapita-
ta1em 100 milion6w dolar6w
zachowae Cd upad1osci, okaza-
}y sic bezskutecznemi. To, W
po1aczeniu 2 rdzdzia}em partyi
obywatelskiej i ustawicznego
powstawania przeciw genera:
4owi Roca, ministrowi spraw
wewnetrznych, kt6ry wczoraj
wzia} dymisya, 0 wiele jeszcze
wiecej wik}a po}ozenie polity-
czne i fnansowe. Nieufnosc
W przysz}osc zwielSsza sic j
wielkie budza sic obawy co
to bedzie ma przysz}osc. Rad
og1osi1, re na teraz zasystuje
sic budowe krajowych kolel'
zelaznych.
Chill.
ParyS, Is kwletnla.
Wiadomosci 2 Chill donosza
o rozpaczliwej potyczce,w kto-
rel chilehscy powstahcy zwy-
ciezyli. Odby}a sic przy Co.
piapo, czyli San Francisco de
Silva, mad rzeka Copiapo, sto-
licy prowincyi Alacama, 80
mil cd wybrzeza. Szczego4y o
tenn szczup}e: don osza tylko,-
ze powsta6cy pobili wojska
rzadowe W liczbie trzech tysie-
cy i rozproszyli je. Doda-
ja Ga wiadomosci te pochodza
ze strony powsta1cow) ne woj-
ska powstadc6w zwie ekszaja sic
z dniem kazdym wkr6tce ma
ja zamiar maszerowac ku San
tiago de Chile Valparaiso.
Przybycie parowcow.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-08-07
East CorInth.

The G.. A. II. will hold their regular
meeting on the evening Of Aug. 10
The w. II. Q. will also hold similar
meeting on the afternoon of the sam,
day.
Mrs. Ellen M. Corliss Of Waltham
Mass, and Wesly Taplin Of Mont
pelier, were in town lost week.
G. M. Page and Lizzie M. Hatcl
joined theTopsham party going to Bar
net pond on Tuesday. gs
Rev. @. p. Taplin and wife of Plain.
field, and his son Wesley and wife OF
Montpelier, are visiting friends here
this week and were included in quite 0
company taking days outing at Halls
pond on Wednesday.
G. M. Jewellis building combina.
ton shed near his barn, 40x24 feet. II
will accommodate sheep, hens and
carriages. When this is completed Mr.
Jewell can boast Of as good buildings
as can be found in this vicinity.
Mrs. H. l. Miller of Meridian, Miss
is visiting at Dea. Hodges. She has
been six years in the south teacher
employed by the American Missionary
Association, and is expected to speak
of her work next Sunday morn
ing at the Union church and in the
afternoon at the Centre. All are cor.
daily invited.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-08-07
VorShlro

John johnson has badly sprained
ankle which confines him to the house
at present.
Byron Clough and wife from Con.
cord have been visiting his father, j.
H. Clough.
Laura Foster of Canterbury is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. John johnson.
Mrs. William Marvel, formerly
Mary Clark of this place, is visiting
her mother and brother here.
Mrs. Orlando Pierce and daughter
of Lebanon spent Sunday in town.
Deferred Items
Sadie Parshley and Mamie Titus are
taking music lessons of Mrs. Colburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fletcher
have returned to their home in Man
chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. AlonzO Cross celebrat-
ed the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their marriage July goth.
E. w. Goodhue ex-county examiner
for Orange county with George F.
Morris the present examiner are spend
ing part of their summer vacation
among the brooks Of Essex county.
Mr.. Asa Brown was in town last
week.
Prof. A. L. Fuller and wife of Cleve-
land, Ohio, accompanied by his sister,
Miss Clara Fuller, who has been
spending some time with them at
Cleveland, came home last week..