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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

Lizzie, the two and q half year old
qaughter OF Gustave Reynlm, residing
In Guthrles row wandered away from
nome eatly yesterday morning. and
yp to this morning had not been heard
from.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

Special bargains in slightly used
pianos by Steinway, Knabe, Haines,
Halo and Behnlng. ii. +. Robelen.
sole agent for Knabe pianos, No. TIC
Market Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

i've Brothers Rug Growing Tobaeee
Is made In Kentucky, right in the
heart OF the tobacco growing district.
We know the stock It's the best in
the world. Try 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

Tho Republicans of the Tenth ward
will hold a meeting at No 1881 Linden
street, on Thursday evening at $50
o'clock. All Republicans in the ward
are expected to attend. A candidate
for council will be nominated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05
THE BEST
Working Pants, warranted not
to rip, Cotton and Jeans,
6A M

Overalls the best in the
world for the money. Watch
pocket, rule pocket, hip pock-
ct, 2 front pockets-5 pock-
cts in every pair, and warrant
ed not to rip. A new pair
for any that rip. Stripes,
Drabs and Denhams. Price,
so cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

John w. Hawkins, of the Seventh
ward, Is a candidate for the Republic
can nomination for City Council,
which takes place on Saturday next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

John Madison, George Chance, David
Pickle, David A. Hartman all received
pensions yesterday through Col.
wainwright, Sth and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

Powell hns on his stalls in the Third
street market, a good lot of shad, her.
ring, carp, rock, perch. terrapln, and
other varieties OF the flnny tribe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

Dyeing and securing done at shortest
notice at the old established place,
2I0 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

One 16x2O Crayon Portrait with one
dozen cabinets for $500. One dozen
Pallets for SO centsat Hollands Gallery
307 Market street, Wilmington, Della
ware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

Making those elegant Cabinet Photo
graph likenesses. Best made. Only 90
per dozen. Come and try dozen.
Beechcr's Gallery, 9l5 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY. A
marvellous cure for Catarrh, Dlphtheria,
Canker Mouth and Headache. With
each bottle there Is an ingenious nasal
injector for the more successful treat
ment of these complaints without ex-
ira charge. Price SOC. N. B. Danforth.
Wholesale and retail agent. Second and
Market streets. Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

Lynch and Leary. Fourth and Madi-
son streets. olYer for sale 200 bushels
of choice potatoes, ut $l,26 per bushel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

Painful teething, collie, diarrhna pro
vented and cured by Hoopef's Anodyne
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

week for fine shoes at Babeock's, POS
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

Great reduction In winter under.
wear, L. A. Shannon, sos West Second
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05
I.Ifila

Boys Spring Heel Lace Shoes, sizes s
to T. only 10 cents. Babcocks, 200
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

Lasting Kid Foxed Button only rs
cents. Babcock's, 208 Market street,
Enst side. Above Second.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

The white horse driven by Mr.. Bring
hurst ran away this morning and
mashed the buggy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05
Third EDITION.


The stockholders OF the Wilmington
and Northern Railroad Company held
their annual meeting yesterday afternoon.
at nirdsboro Pa. and reelected the fol-
lowing directors: George brook, DIR.
Charles Houston. A. l.. Foster. John s.
Gerhard, Colonel l.. Heher Smith and
William \. Conncr. The board immetii-
hteiy organized and elected the following
officers: President, Colonel H. A. DUPONT;
secretary, Il. u. Shurter; superintendent
and treasurer. A. u. McCausland; general
freight aud passenger agent. Bowness
briggs; and auditor. Il. II. Townsend.
Tho fourteenth annual report shows the
Following receipts for the past yenr;
ihasthxefs.-....... n, lUono
\ MIX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. si92OO
Marketing. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S51Ss
Express, Observation-Disclosures. 24l4.TT
Malls. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 37t3.5l
Freight. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 ly7 .BG
Telegraph, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 535.57
Miscellaneous. ,................. 2,21l.Il
Gross earnings. .....,......... $l39, lpl. -
Operating expenses. .$S5s. seG74
xra................... 2glO06
1901, 2iG. 20
Receipts less operating ,ex-
penses and Taxes. 8 ~, ati 90
Interest on bonds. 25.OOJ.O0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

A fine line of Spring kids for 81, at
Wyatt d Cos Cos Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05
Ours is The Place,
600 KING STREET.

If you want to buy good cheap Sew
ing Machine, ours Is the Place.
If you want to buy a good Shuttle Ma
chine, Mt prices from $50 to SO. ours is the
place. All the different makes new and
warranted.
II yon want the finest of them all. buy
the STANDARD ROTARY SHUTTLE,
the lightest running, the quictest, the
most rapid and all around the most salts
factory, Prices from $40 up. Fully war
ranted by the company and personally.
900 KING STREET.
Ours is the place II you want anything
in the Sewing Machine line. Needles.
parts, oil and attachments for all klnas of
machines. Machines of every Kind re-
paired by an experienced hand. Prices al
ways right. Machiues aud Dress Forms
sold on installments, Ours Is the place.
SEWING MACHINE ROOMS
600 KING STREET, .
L. ID. BROWN, Manager.
m5,mf-wlm Wilmington, Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

DRoPoSALs.-sEALED PROPOSALS
L Will be received by the Riverview
Cemetery Company at tho office of the
Secretary, No. NJ Market street, for grad
Ing, paving aud Ent.Sring tl8)Ol thirteen
ways ~ Inc l.tyeryiow Ceiaetsry ffnahds
on ~ Philadelphia Turnpike :. ncar Will
mington, Deiaw0re, Including the neces-
sary materials and supplies.
Specifications may be seen and examined
ut the Superintcndcnt's Office at the Gem
otery grounds. on application.
bias will be Opened Monday, May II,
1871, at ~ O'Clock noon.
The Company reserves the right to re-
ject aly Or all bids.
by Order OF the Board of Trustees,
EDWIN q. MOORE, President,
Attest, William L, Hawkins. Secretary.
m-5-3t-e-o.d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

full line OF Spring neck wear, at
Wyatt & Co.'S, COS Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

Good news from klngswood NJ. E
Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

Cheap shoes at Mo1itts, No. 10 East
Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05

For reliable boots and shoes go to
ID. McCusker's. 2l6 West "a street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05
Painting,


Walter Joseph, house and sign paint.
eli shop No. B0j West Second street.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
AN OPEs SWITCH.

On last Friday night ono of the
most horrible wrecks ever recorded on
the Illinois Central road occurred at
Sauvc, five miles from New Orleans
The northbound freight had taken the
siding at that point, and through The
carelessness of the brakeman the
switch was left open. The fast south.
bound vestibule train, running at a
speed of fifty-fve miles all hour, rush.
cd headlong into the same. The two
trains were wholly wrecked. The en-.
gipeer of the passenger train and the
two firemen were killed, as also was
negro who was stealing ride, travel
ing as blind baggage. A number o
others were painfully, some fatally i'll
ured.--Mississippian.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
rnE RlvER COMMISSION MEETING.

The Commission will meet Id new
York July 18th prox., when It may be
presumed that there will be considera-
lion Of the resolution adopted at the
Grcenville mectins CT the Executive
Committee Of the Interstate Levee
Association. Said resolution reads as
follows:
aona Of the chief results of the
t,ommistee's labors being the pass
nee OF what Is known as tho one mil
lion emergency resolution, ID order
that the evident intention OF Congress
ID the adoption Of said resolution may
he carried ont, we respectfully request
The Nissiseippl Riyer Commission e e
make. at as early a day as may bt
prncticsble, Al allotment Of the amoun
appropriated by said resolution, t'
the purposo Of building and repairing
levees on the lower river. And TO TN
and the President Of this Association
4 directed TO correspond with Ger
b. B. Comstock, President o. sai
f,ommission. aud transmit to him thl
-souasf and upon receiving notice 9
ths calling 81 ! meeting Of said Con
mission fos the purpose stated, 70 q
po,nt representatives. Of me Oomm,''' :
4 sitond said meeting and present Il
,-s.ona az the Committee for this I
quest
prazident Scott has appoint'
nfessrs. Pat Henry Of Arkansas Gre
e:1ay of Missouri and A. w. crana'
Il Louisiana to attend the session
the Convention and represent the q
soz1asion. The Mississippi Lev
heard win doubtless be represented
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
me University commencement.

The exercises of the State University |
this year were highly successful and
satisfactory. There were 81 graduates
IN tho law and literary and scientific
departments.
THE event of the exercises, one
especially gratifying to the people OF
this community, was the award 10
Percy Bell OF the first prize in the
Junior debate, which makes him ami
versarian of the graduating class Hc
il q hard student and his record at
Oxford has been highly creditable.
This honor has now been awarded
for three successive years to students
from Washington county; Walton
Shields, Alfred Stone and Percy Bell.
In the Sophomore debate the med
ais were awarded to G. NJ. Jones ana
N. M. Satterfield.
The Board Of Trustees received ana
accepted the resignation Of Prof Eager
Of tho chair OF Mental and Moral Phi
losophy, and ]. A. Fontaiue, Professor
Of Modern Languages. In place OF
the former Prof. 2. NJ. Loavell, who Il
we'll known and highly valued at Ok
ford was elected. Mr.J. Walker Fearr
was selected to the professorshlp o.
Modern Languages. lIe is highly &C
complished in languages, formerly
filled this place in Tulane University
and was Minister to Greece under Mr.
Cleveland. Ills acceptance being II
some doubt Professor Wartenherg,
proficient lingnisi, was elected IN ID
event o. his dcclination.
The financial affairs and revenue
Of the board were found to be III
satisfactory State. Of the annual II
come $4,000 has been expended III n
pairs which win cover the needs
several years, except in merely lnc
dental and minor amounts. The SD
of$l250 has also been used III nun
out the library, now completed al
presenting a most handsome aud orna
appearance.
A contract was ratified with I
Grubb Company, of Dublin, for a te
scope to I'll the long empty tower
the observatory building. 1t will
q most perfect Investment and c.
$4,000.
Mr.. Henry I. Ireys attended
commencement with the view
making the acquaintance oil the I
fessors and of personally investigat
The building equipments. lie '
simply delighted with all that he .
and decided upon sending his
Juny, to Oxford.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
A HOUSE DIVIDED.
Especial to Age-Herald.l

Especial to Age-Heralu.l
Jackson, Miss, June 23.--During
the visit here of Polk, Livingston, Nc
Dowell and Willett, the big Alliance
lights, some interesting developments
came to the surface relative to Nation
al Alliance matters.
The National Alliance legislative
council met in Washington last Feb
ruary, and created Legislative COM
mittee consisting of three members,
on which U. S. Hall, president of the
Missouri Alliance, was one. The func-
tions of this committee was to formu-
late measures growing out of the
Ocala demands to be presented to the
Fifty-second Congress. Hall, from
the inception of the Sub-Treasury
measure has been one of its strongest
opponents. When be was settled up
on as a member of this committee, 1t
was regarded as victory for the anti
| Sub-Treasury men, aud 1t was SO pro-
claimed. and as an indication of the
ultimate abandonment of the scheme.
Hall. after his election, commenced
war with increased vigor against
. the scheme, and, with his coadJutors
has succeeded in organizing move
ment covering the entire Southern
states, as Is shown from the call 0
Q tbe meeting Of the anti-Sub-Treasurl
league at Dallas, Tex, on June 10 next
: This meeting promises TO be largel!
attended, when organized opposition
6 to the Sub-Treasury aud Macunelsr
g will be definitely inaugurated, and o.
v this circumstance hangs an interest
: ing tale. Within the last mouth r.
monstrances have been sent to Hall b
. members of the Legislative council, an
g members have also urged upon Pres
10 dent Polk the necessity of taking a
n tion against Hall. Polk had consido
= able correspondence with Hall, advi
o' ing him to desist, aud very recent
10 submitted to him one of two altern
ne tiyes-either to cease his opposition
no the Sub-Treasury or tender his resi-
:. nation as a member of the legislali
committees. LII AHC SsSht VI 80 -
u compliance, be was given plainly
he understand that he would be suspen
~ ed. and was given until June 20
Id2 make answer.
- 1t is believed this is decisive stro
amis m of policy to Illustrate the objects
lid the anti-Sub-Treasury league at d
Ter las, Tex, and to influence less intrel
- opponents of the measures, than Ill
- and to steer clear of the Dallas coun
- Those who know President Hall ass
the positively that he will decline to
the coerced and to give up his convictle
his but on the contrary he will resign
Ias fight the Sub-Treasury harder u
8. ever.
up II is believed by many that this
lev split The National Alliance and an
dependent organization will grow
,,vs of the Dallas meeting, as result v
=. more liberal policy in many resp
'ne and especially AZ to membership.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
The sparrow Barred out or ILLINOIS
Especial to the Scimitar.l

Springfield, ILL.,, June 23.-To-day
goes into effect the law enacted by the
recent Legislature placing bounty of
2 cents head for killing sparrows all
over the State of Illinois.
This bird has become the pest OF
farmers and residents OF cities. Small
birds like the chlppy, blue jay, etc.
have been almost entirely extermina
ted by the pestiferous sparrow. Many
crops of corn, cherries and the likt
fruits were failure owing to til,
sparrow.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
MIST RIfILn FAcToRlEs.


Besides all this, as | pointed out in
my speech before alluded to, suitable
employment would be furnished for
lahoriup women and children, and
thus the bread-wiuners in our popula-
ton would be largely increased. The
slightest attention will show any one
how largely the list of articles which
we buy from abroad has been in-
creased, including wagons, plows, all
agricultural implements, household and
kitchen furniture, carriages, buggies,
ETC., and all clothing, corn, oats and
meal. Thus 1t is plain that as long Gs
we produce only raw materials to ex
change for the costlier articles of man
ufacture, and suffer the inequalities o
, The protective system, however econ
omical we may be, we cannot retain ii
g Mississippi share of the currenc.
: adequate to our needs, whatever ma.
g increase may be made TO the genera
: volume in the United States. We ma.
d mitigate the evil, but we cannot dc
\ stroy il. 1t would be wise policy
q we could so manage that our cotto
o crop should be mainly surplus.
g have said we might mitigate, bu
N could not cure The evil of a "too sma
i. circulation SO long as the protectiv
is system remains
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
KxEcrrrsE COMMITTEE AEErIss.

The Democratic Executive Commit
tee Of the 4th Judicial District Is here
bv called to meet In Greenyille on
Monday, July 18th prox-, for the pur'
pose Of calling convention to nomi'
nate q candidate for District Atiorne,
for said District.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27

on sAsl sae rall q Delegates
is ths STATS Conssilon may b. ready
= aan il assemblies on Jaly 18th, ssnh-
fsss i course e he approval Of the
causention1 and thai is organization
aay he expedited, il Is earnestly re-
asessea that the chairmen o. secfeta-
RS of me various county committees
ssza the Hzs Of he delegates % the
sssts Convention, 70 4 Z Wilson,
Secretary OF the State Committee q
Jackson. Only few Of The counties
thas have selected Delegates have com
Piled with this request - made IN th'
eli fos the Convention and Il Is hcpeS
thal the proper persons win give
their attention.
j. 5. McNEELy,
Chairman State Ex- COMMITTEE
nemaerafie papers please copy.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27

1'hat tired. aching feeling. which Is
experienced byso many people living N
MaIarial districts, can be euren py saho
ing Groves Tasteless Chill Tome, W
cents, ID % pleasant az Lemon syrup.
10 get tine GENUINE ash i0f 6hO ?
For sale by all Druggists. May 5O-ly.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
COMMITTEES MEMBERS.

Ouitman-F. NJ. Hamblett, Z. W.
Pxrtee.
Suniower-G. X. Smith, Jno. IL
Baird.
Bolivar--Chas. Secll Z. +. Miller.
Washington ohnson, :. L
Bates.
Ie1cla, Iaaasarhil, Goahoma aud
IsIca are propgssass "a 'aid com
n,ltace TIE County LSscutive Com
nitlsss O. said cquGliss are requested
u apponi members thereon.
June In. Us. McNEILY, Chm'n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
Univ polskich
w AM RYCE,

w LA SALE ks. W6zny w
niedziele, IS Stycznia, ostatni raz
mia} kazanie jake proboszcz tam
teJszel polsklej parafil. Pozegnaf
parafian talk czu}eml sfowy, il sic
wszyscy pop}akali.-Od nieJakiego
czasu nlektorzv %parafanie szkodzi-
Ii mu gdzle tylko mogli, i to CA
sem hardzo przykro. Nlektorzy
nawet do blskupa jezdzill skarzyG
ma niego. Ola tego wolaf i'm sic
usunac, i dobrowolnie wyJechaf.
Zamienia posade 2 ks. Grabowsklm
W Stevenspoint. is. Wozny wy
wyjechaf z La Sale W srode, a ks.
Grabowski mlai zjechac tamdo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
PEACCIE IA
Process Heilperna
W

Gfosny process p. Leona
81 eilperna, ktory mia} SIG
odbyc 26 Stycznia pred sadem
powiatowym W Minneapolis, zosta}
n%aJprz6d odiozony do Srody, %
Stycznia, a potem-1ak sic MONA
by}o spodziewac PREY zamknleciu
redakcyi-na dalsze diva tygodnle.
W obronie p. Hellperna Wy
stepuja adwokaci F. B. Hart i
/ L. l.. Longbrake.
Pan Heilpern ma wszelka
~pewnosc, re sprawe wygra, gdyz W
stosunkach swolch do Kompanii
M}yna parowego Columbia Mill,
kt6rej by} buchalterem, Jest zupe}.
ME czystym i zaden zarzut spot
kac 60 ME mole. Dotad pragnacy
rozg}osu p. Than, publiczny oskar-
zyciel p. Hellperna Ga ME jego
obronca, lax dawnie] mylnle pisa
no) ME zdo}af mu dow,esG zadnego
n%aduzycia.
Sprawl zajmie najmniej 5 lub
6 dn1, l W przysz}ym numerze po-
danny biizsze szczeg61y rozpraw
sadowych. Dzisiaj sami ~jeszcze ME
wiemy, o CO w4asciwle sic rozcho-
dzi. Pisma St. Paulskie wspom1-
naJa 0 jakichs wysoklch fgurach,
W process ten w%platanych, i tenn
tlumacza powsciagllwost i mafo-
mownosc tax re strony ]publlcznego
oskarzyciela, iak i 2 stronv obron-
COW oskarzonego. Dotad navel W
Minneapolis, ami w ST. Paul zadna
gazeta ME VIE, CO w}asciwie D..
II e1lpernow zarzucaJa. Maj
prod zarzucano mu, il nafafszowaf
czek6w ma 35 tyslecy do]ar6w, te-
raz juz s%pusci}y gazety sumo wy
}adzona wrzekomo Cd jakiegos
banku ma $1,000 %dolar6w, lecz l
10 ME prawda.
Pan llellpern zadnego repor
terra do sieble ME wpuszcza, ME
chce mice mic do czynienia Z re-
p%orteraml, wlec gazety Minneapo-
litahskie l St. Paulskie bawla sic
W domysty. Pisa iednak W gaze
tach o oskarzonym pomyslnle, i W
ostatnlch dniach same gazety zwr6-
city opinia ogolu ma jego korzysc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
Ucieczka PodleW-
skiego.

Prasa francuzka radykalna 1
socjallstyczna napad1a ma sad po-
licJi poprawczej "a wyrok W spra-
vie Labruyera i jego wspolnik6w.
Naizawzieciej wystapi}y ,Lanterne''
i Intransigeant'. Rochefort wrecz
nazwa1 prezydujacego katem,
twierdzac, re gdyby tax postaplf Sc.
dzia angielski, zosta}by wydalony
W clagu "a godzin. Rochefort unlos1
SIG do tegs stopnia, re sad wsp6l.
czesny por6wna} do trybunat6w
weneckich z wleku XVI, q spra-
wiedliwosc %francuzka do postepo-
wanna na]gorszego gatunku tyra-
now. Artykuf wstepny ,,Intransl-
geant" nosi navel tytu}: ,,Inq:si-
tion".
Labruyere poda} juz skarge
apelacyjna i zada, azeby go do
czasu ME wieziono. Dziennikarze
z jego obozu wystapili podobno z
prosba kolektywna do minlstra spra-
wiedliwosci, azeby Labruyera ME
wiezlono IL ,,Sainte Pelagie", lecz
W twlerdzy, W kt6re] wleza pre-.
stepcow polltycznych.
Co do ~obecnego pobytu Po-
dlewskiego, Nov. Wremja" zwro.
clio uwage ma te okolicz,osG, re
zapewnienie Gregoira, jakoby "a
b6jca jen. Sellwerstowa mial sic
znajdowa6 W Sycylji, wymaga
potwlerdzenia, .podczas BOWEN,
kiedy W W3oszech policja czyni
bardzo energiczne poszuklwanla
Podlewskiego, gazeta birmingham
ska twierdzi, re Podlewski przebyf
W Londynie try dolby, poczem
udai sic do Liverpoolu i odp4y-
NAB do Ameryki.
u powodu ucieczki Podlew-
skiego, paryzka gazeta ,,L'Europe"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
PhACCIE IA
L WiIkeSbarre, Pa.
81 StycZnia.

Dnia 10 Stycznla odegrafo tn
Towarzystwo Najslodszego serca
Pana Jezusa pc balu teatr. Bylo
to plerwsze przedstawienle teatral-
ne tn W Wilkesbarre. Odegrano
sztuke ,,Kominiarz i Mlynarz", W
ktorej ma scenic naleplej sic wy
wlaza} kominarczyk, syn obywate-
la Imahskiego, Pieknie sic uba-
wiono......, re az nasze wiarusy
rekami nogami W sniegu do
Boga biagalnle wo}all o przebacze-
ME. Oby take zabawy odbywa}y
sic co miesiac a zawsze PREY tax
licznym ndziale gosci z okolicy, jak
10 Stycznia.
Bl,sko kopalni Empire, 70
botnicy idqcy z rama do piracy,
z~nalezli W sniegu dziecko, swiezo
narodzone, W %czerwonej koszulce,
juz zlmne. Konstabel zaniosf Je ma
Wiskehill.
Kazmlerz Murowski, pomoc-
mix W salonie p. Czernika, stawio-
ny zosta} przez ~sfuzaca p. Czerni-
ka, z ktora mja} mice milosny
stusunek, pred sk%wajera. | pyta
go skwaj er. - Cheese tn te dziew-
czyne pojac "a zone?- Murowskl
odpowiada:- Chce, lecz ME mann
PREY soble pieniedzy. Zaprowadzi}
go wiec konstabel razem Jego
oblubienica do domu p. Czernika,
a Murowskl poszed1 po pienladze
ma pietro l wiecej ME powrocl}.-
Oknem wyskoczy} i poszedf W
SWAT.
Dnla IL Stycznia zosta} "a
bity PREY kopalni niedaleko Will
kesbarre Pawel Kons oko}o 20
lat ma]qcy. By} to %porzadny cz}o-
wick / dobry katolik. = Niechaj
mu Pan Bog da nlebo.
Dominic Wdslh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
mlneapolitanskiej

z gazety mlneapolitahskiej
Tribune MONA sic domyslec, re
p. Heilpern PREY pewnych speku-
lacyach fnansowYch dzlalat W po-
rozumleniu z wysokiemi osobls-
tosclami, kt6re przez swa ucieczke
chcla} ratowac cd komprimitacyi.
a skoro owl panowie potem go
opuscili; chce teraz wydaG ich
sprawk,-oni zas woleliby ubic
process.
w dzienmku minneapolltani :
skim Journal, z "a stycznla, znaj-
duje sic dow6d, il p. Leon He'll
perm ME zosta} aresztowany W Ell
Paso, Texas, lecz dobrowolnie sic
oddal W rece naczelnika tsmtejszej
policy, W dnlu 26 grudnia z T., i
re go tam pozostawlono ma VOL
noSci, pod warunkiem, IL sic diva
razy dziennie zg}osi do raportu.
Pan lIeilpern, dawszy s}owo, re tax
uczynl, sclsle 60 dotrzymaf. Ma
czelnik policy W Ell Paso, p.
Lyons, poswiadcza to wiasnorecz-
nym listen do Minneapolis.