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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-11-07
EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS.

OF Norway s two millions Of popula-
ton only about one thousand are Ro-
man Catholics, the whole population
nearly being members of the national
or Lutheran church.
TIE corner stone of Salvation Army
headquarters, to cost $50, 900, has been
laid in Brisbane, Australia. In New
Zealand a training school for Maori Of
fcers has been established.
THE Cornell school of law has en-.
rolled Mrs. Mary Kennedy Brown, q
graduate of Wellesley and a young
widow, as one Of it's students. She is
the first lady whose name appears on
the school list.
IN Utah the Presbyterians are carry
ing on mission work in twenty-eight
towns outside of Salt Lake City an6
Ogden and have twenty-one ministers
fifty-eight teachers, thirty schools and
about 2, 100 pupils, IS per cent of which
pupils are from Mormon or ex-Morrfo1
families.
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THE WEST.

EDWIN III. MARSHALL, OF the United
States navy, shot himself dead at a no.
tel in Chicago as a result of an old and
bitter feud with his beautiful and
wealthy wife.
A HEAVY explosion occurred in the
factory of the United States Supply Co.,
at Cleveland, O., blowing the roof near
ly off and shattering the walls. John
Fling, aged il; Alfred Schaeffer, aged
II, and Paul Pfaunkuche were killed.
THE glaze mill of the Ohio powder
works at Youngstown exploded, kill
ing two men, Joseph Maags and Ben
Somans, and completely destroying the
mill.
Ex-CoNGREssMAN LA TOILETTE, Of
Wisconsin, charges United States Sem
ator Sawyer, of that state, with virtual
ly attempting to bride him to influence
his brother-in-law, the judge before
whom the state treasurer's case was to
have come. Mr.. Sawyer denies all
wrong doing.
JUDGE TAYLOR, of the Indianapolis
supreme court, has rendered a decision
denying the right of the tax board to de-
mand from bankers lists of depositors.
The new university of Chicago has
closed the purchase of the library of S.
Simons, of Berlin, comprising $50, :
600 volumes and 100, 900 pamphlets.
BUSHNELL & BUSHNELL, we'll known
real estate dealers of st. Paul, Mimi,
have assigned. Liabilities estimated
at $500, 600.
AMONG the passengers of the
Alameda, which arrived recently at
San Francisco from Australia, were
John J.. Sullivan and party.
ARCHITECT w. J. EDBRooKE, who is
looking after the construction Of the
found that the work SO far done is not
according to contract.
Two wealthy Mexican sheep raisers
were shot dead by two cowboys in q
saloon in Holbrook, Ariz.
JOHN r. FORD, county COMMISSIONS
and prominent druggist of Aspen, Col.
is missing, and is charged with many
forgeries. He was formerly Il Kansas
City man.
IN a collision at Taopi. Mimi, two
men were killed and several injured.
DENVER property owners are much
worried over a deed made by a mar
who claims to have p~re-empted thirty
two years ago what is now the heart o.
that city.
THE raisin shipment from California
this season is expected to be 1000 car
loads-i50 more than last year.
THE st. Paul chamber of commerce
has inaugurated a movement to secure
increased immigration.
ORDERS have been issued for the doub
ling of the force of men employed OF
worlds fair buildings.
THE Minneapolis flour output the
past week was 205. 100 barrels, owe
{, 200 barrels larger than ever known
The mills are all sold up.
THE grand jury at San Francisco hai
returned an indictment against Stat,
Senator Il. ID. Harp, of Stanislaus ant
Modesto counties, for accepting a brib,
for his vote OF the bill by which Glenn
county was formed.
THE third United States deputy mar
shall in n month has been killed il
Oklahoma.
Tom Williamson Na hanged at Sc
dalia, Mo-. on tbs xxi fpr the murder
of the Moors {z6Htf ga snn. vii
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II III III tH fooll IL 100
THE LATEST
CHnLICoTHE, Mo-, Nov. "A party
of young men were celebrating Hal.
loween Saturday night when a pistol
was fired two blocks away. This
caused u stampede. Suddenly n OF
the jewellers, John w. Carson, fell and
his comrades went to his aid, when i,
was discovered that he was actually
dying and he expired in less than five
minutes. An inquest held yesterday
ascribed his death to heart failure,
caused by excitement. No wound was
found and il has been learned that the
shot heard was fired into the air as q
joke by another reveler. Deceased was
a school teacher, 81 years old, and was
highly esteemed.
WARRENsBURG, Mo-, Nov, AT Sat.
urday's session of the Fifth district W.
G. II. u. convention a very animated dis.
cussion took place on the question:
"Shall we hold quarterly county conven'
tion?" 1t was decided a~firmatively. The
election of officers resulted as follows
President, Mrs. M. +. Galladay; sec.
rotary, Miss Mary f. Terrell; treas.
urer, Mrs. NJ. l.. Chase, of Kansas City.
A paper was read by Mrs. Galladay OF
What 1t Costs to BE a w. C. T. u.
Woman" The afternoon was occupied
by reports of superintendent.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-The Berry com
bination sale of young, u~pdeyelope6
but fashionable trotters came to a close
this afternoon, every horse on the
catalogue having been disposed
OF. The aggregate for the
first three days was, for t~rottine
stock exclusively, $l07, $40. Col. Pep
per's stock from Kentucky was rated
the best lot ever sent north and parties
who followed from Kentucky to bring
them back returned empty handed. a.
every FLY was captured by northern
breeders at prices hat frightened the
southern contingent.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 2.-Announce
ment is made of the fatal illness o.
millionaire Thomas E. Tootle, the re
suit of IN apoplectic stroke last Friday
morning. The family and friends o.
the sufferer guarded the secret of Mr.
Tootle's illness until to-day, since
when it has become the subject of con
v%ersation throughout the city. The
sick man is a brother of Milton Tootls
late the multi. millionaire.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. AT the tug
of war last night Scotland defeated
Canada, thus scoring a sixth consecu
tive victory. Germany defeated Nor
way and Denmark and easily walked
away with Ireland. America won by
default from Norway, the latter refus
ing to pull twice the same night. There
are now six teams left in the contest.
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NOTICE TO
DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS

The consolidated back-tax book for the years
@. 1889 and back, was made out and placed IN
my hands as back tax attorney, several months
delinquents at their respective postoffices as
near as l was able to ascertain them. A great
many have responded und paid ups; yet there
response whatever Suit has been filed In the
circuit court against all remaining delinquent.
On these suits the costs are now very small On
the 10th day of Novembernext, process Will be
issued and placed In the hands Of the sheriff
for service against every person remaining
delinquent on that date. This Will necessarily
ment prompts the settlement of these claims
before that day. Remember we have done all
YOU cannot blame us. All payments must be
made to the county collector, us he alone IL au.
thorized to receive the money, and you should
call mt his office at once and settle.
Very respectfully,
ROBERT A. HICKLIN,
lO-i1-tf Back-Tax Attorney.
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Weekly ~Intelligencer
THE WORLD AT R
Summary of the Daily News
WASHINGTON NOTES.


EVERY iatin-American republic has
accepted the invitation to participate
in the Chicago worlds fair, Paraguay
being the last IN the list.
THE president has appointed John T.
Smalls postmaster at Portland, Me-,
vice Herbert G. Briggs, resigned.
GAIT. e.. LEE BROWN, Eleventh in
fantry, has beer ordered to Washing
ton, having been designated as Indian
agent at Pine Ridge, vice Capt. c. G.
Penney, Sixth infantry, relieved at his
own request.
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER has returned
to Washington and occupied his seat in
the supreme court.
IMMIGRATION Commissioner Kemp.
ster, just back from Europe, charges
Russia with cruel persecution of Ger
man settlers, who are leaving by hun
dreds.
HENRY VAN BRUNT, of Kansas City,
Mo-, has been appointed one of the COM
mittee of American architects to ar
range for the worlds fair convention,
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hanson confessed to having killed his
wife and six or eve other persons be-
fore he murdered the Moores, and in
addition was guilty of innumerable
lesser crimes.
MASKED outlaws woke up the cashier
of the bank at Homer, Neb., at his
home, carried him to the bank, made
him open the safe and decamped with
$1,000.
ADM. IRWIN, commandment of the Mare
island navy yard, California, declares
that the United States has more than
enough vessels to handle Chill easily.
CARTER HARRISON has assumed pos
session of the Chicago Times.
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THE SOUTH.

The Northern Society of Georgia de-
nounced John Schriver, correspondent
of the New York Mail and Express, for
his account of the Grady monument
dedication.
AT Raleigh, N. c., Mrs. Hawkins was
to ascend in n balloon, carrying a dog
that was to descend with a parachute.
Anthony Jordon, colored, was caught
in the rope and was carried up sixty
feet, when he let go and fell, receiving
fatal injuries. Mrs. Hawkins came
down without injury.
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas rail-
way has effected an organization for
Texas.
FOREST and prairie fires we're re-
ported raging in southern Indiana,
Arkansas and Texas.
THOMAS WALLACE committed suicide
at Golden Pond, KY. by taking NOR.
phine. His wife died a few days be-
fore and he became Respondent and
gloomy.
IT is said that five men were killed
in n shooting outbreak over politics at
a Farmers Alliance meeting in Union
county, Ark.
AYoUNG couple who took their bridal
trip in a balloon at Birmingham, Ala. -,
are missing and fears for them are
felt.
The handsome Mississippi river
steamer. Oliver Bierne. was destroyed
by fire at Milliken's Bend, Miss.
Twenty lives were thought to have
been lost. Incendiarism by deck hands
was charged.
A ATU to William C.. Wickham,
the confederate general has been I'M
yelled at Richmond, Va.
A UNITED STATES deputy marshal
and n companion were stabbed to
death by a smuggler in Laredo, Tex.
THE Texas lumbermen have agreed
to give as their donation to the worlds
fair movement all the lumber neces-
sary to construct the Texas buildings,
aggregating in value about $50, 600.
PROF. THOMAS r. EVANS, dean of the
Baltimore school of medicine and a
prominent physician Of Baltimore, Md.
died recently.
A NUMBE of prisoners broke Jail al
Jasper, Ala
LEE HUGHES, colored, was hanged al
BRENNAN, Tex, for the murder of his
wife.
DURING the review of a democratic
parade in Baltimore, Md, the stand
gave way and Senator German, Mr.
Brown, candidate for governor, and
others were injured.
The balloon bridal party who made
the ascension at the state fair at Bir
mingham, Ala, came down safely in
the mountains seventeen miles north
west.
Gov. HoGG has offered 81, 900 reward
for the arrest and conviction of eact
member of the mob which at Linden
Cass county, Tex, took anegro charged
with the murder Of a family of white!
from the jail. chained him to a tree and
burned him to death.
The free miners about Briceville
Tenn, have released the convicts EN-
ployed in the mines and fred the stock
ade.
The wife Of Mayor Williamson, o
Hattiesburg, Miss, was assassinated il
her room by an unknown man.
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OF PUBLICATION.

In the Probate Court of Lafayette count S,
August term, seventh day, August II, lsse
In the matter of the estate of Mary A. Hung T.
deceased.
Now at this day comes Thomas b, HunterM fe+
ministrator of the estate of Mary A. Hunter
deceased, and presents his petition praying 70.
an order for the sale of so much of the real
estate of said Mary A. Hunter rs will pay and
satisfy the remaining debts due by said estate.
and yet unpaid for want of sufficient asset
ccompanied by the accounts. lists and in, -
tories required by law i'm such cases; on
animation whereof IL is ordered that all
sons interested i'm said estate be notified
application as aforesaid has been made,
that unless the contrary he shown on or be
the first day of the next term of this conr
be held on the second Monday in Novem
1881, an order will be made for the sale of
whole or so much of the real estate of said
Mary A Hunter as will be sufficient for the
payment of said debts; and, it is further or
dered. that the heirs of said deceased, residents
of Lafayette county, Missouri, be personally
served with notice hereof as provided by
statute.
And it is further ordered that this notice be
published BY rom; Week ' s spsSs-
'SsT' ' s' ' ! ''s'Rsslsa ;
Judge of Probate and eaz51cH 81 said
court. I&I7lt-
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Card from, lanes +. Green

have been engaged.in the livery bus.
good, honest workmanship, they are fan
superior to any eastern work brought tC
this market. LAS. II. GREEN.
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TO HOLDERS OF
Township Bonds
-OF- +
Lafayette County, Mo.

OFFICE OF JAMES II. billiard. TREAS
URER OF LAFAYETTE COUNTY, Mo.
Notice is hereby given that bond numbe
4 Qourl, of denomination of $1,000, beaI
date November IA, 1852, and issued by La1
cite county, state of Missouri, in behalf
Freedom township; bonds numbered 81, 81,
81, ST, 81 and 80, of denomination OF 500 eat
bearing date February !, 1853, and issued
Lafayette county, state CT Missouri, in beh:
of Middleton township; bonds numbered
%, "a, q. %, bearing date March 9, 1888, s
Nos. 80, 81, 80, 81 and "a, bearing date Aup
6, 1881. of denomination of 500 ench. and
sued by Lafayette county, state OF Miss
in behalf of Washington township; b.
numbered 26 and p, of denomination of 8
bearing date February ., lss3, and
numbered 10 and II, bearing date Jan,
1855, Nos. Is, 10 and 20. of denominatior
each, bearing date February s., Is
sued by Lafayette county state
In behalf of Lexington TOWNSHIP
bonds have been declared due
court of said county and subje1SuD reuen
ton, and that said bonds will be redeemed tn,
18th of November, 1891, after which date tn,
Interest Will cease, aud for that purpose ma,
be presented at the Office of the county trt as
urer OF said county for payment In cash.
j. Il. DILLARD,
io-lC-td County Treasurer.
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EOl. Sale.

Double store house and stock of general
merchandise at a bargain. One block east
of court house. JOHN K. JORDAN.
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Where did you get those nice shoes at,
at such a low pricef Why at Frank
Kriehn's. 9-l2-tf
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THE LATEST.

Parnelrs brighton address that m
authoritative biography of Mr.. Parnell
will be published ms Dol as possible.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

LETTERS of administration on the estate OF
SecltiZa *. Hastic, deceased, were granted Il
the undersigned III the goth day of October
lSli. by the probate court of Lafayette county
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said cS
tate. are required to exhibit them for allow.
ancc To the adininistTatOr within one year aGtcI
the date of said letters or they may be prcclud
ed from any benefit of such estate; andif SlCl
claims be not exhibited within two years from
the date of said letters they will be forever
barred.
This 10Th day of October, 1891.
WILLIAM III SILVER,
lO-2%tt Administrator.
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Can furnish a Spring Wagon, with brake all complete, S5. All work will be
guaranteed rs represented, and a warrant for ~ months. Remember, all facto-
Tis in the United States only warrant their work for twelve months and any
other guaranteed lis Misrepresentation. Will sell you IA graded Buggy, full leath-
er top, swell side, first class, for Sl05. All bugieS have steel tires and axes. This
vehicle wlb e strictly as represented. Can have it z or inch axle. Terms
fourmonth, per cent off for cash. / have a good stock. Come soon and make
your selection.
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Uhn Snntn En Route
A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man.

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foul breath. coated tongue, dyspepsia, indiges.
ton. hot dry skin. pain In back and between
the shoulders. ciIillS and fever. &cI If you have
any of these symptoms. your liver Is out Oi
order ana your blood Is slowly being poisoned,
because your liver does not act properly. Her
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aclI or novels. 1t has - cqunl us Il liver mcdi.
cine. Price ~ cents. Free sample bottle OF
Hcrbinc ut l.. Farmer's, Lexington. slL-8l-ly
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-16

go krew zbroczy}a, biz sic daIej. Wreszcie
cofnei sic Turcy.
Byio to nocy w;gilie sw. Micha1a,
dzia1a huczafy ma czesG kr6lewskich imirnin,
ma zgube wrogom Mkt ME zali} sic ma trudy
wojenne Bitwa rozgrzewa1a serca wszystkich.
Nawet bezbronni, s}abi meszka1cy krzepili sic
W tel chwii.
Wtem odezwa} sic huk straszniejszy cd
huku dzia}owego. Raz, drugi trzeci dalej
bez ko6ca na carmen niebie zapala}y sic
z grzmotem b1yskawice. Burza zerwa}a sic
szalona, miota}a Turkami, jak plewa, zrywa-
la sznury ich namiot6w, razifa porunami.
Przerazeni bisurmani cofali sic szyhko =
W miescie radoSc zapanowa}a. Lud modli4 sic
kosciolach
Nazajutrz by3 spok6j. Obchodzono uro-
czyscie dzie6 sw. Micha}a, patrona Rusi i
kr6la
Podziekowawszy Bogu "a tax widoczna
pomoc w nocnej utarczce, posz}a starszyzna ma
ratusz. Ktos m6wil poddaniu miasta, ale
go zakrzyczano Wtem wchodzi pose} turecki
propozycya dwudniowego zawieszenia broni.
Zgodzono sic chetnie.
Straz na wa}acG odpoczywa1a, choc ME
bardzo wierzono W zupe}ny spok6j re strony
Turk6w
Czeladz mur6w miasta ME odstepowa}a.
Sprawii sic dzielnie, ,mfody Buskiewicz ME wy
puszcza1 rusznicy rak berdyszem wali}, jak
rzeznickim toporem, ale ME wiedzia} nawet, co
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-16

sic W domu dzieje Ktos mu tylko wspomnia3,
re matka zyje
M6g1 by} teraz p6jsG sam, pocieszyG te-
skniaca matke, ale ociaga1 sic jakos Bal sic
ia przerazG Mai twarz szpetnie przecieta,
obwiazana przez felczera. Oko jedno podbite
i przymruzone
Zreszta dobrze mu by}o ma wa}ach BIZ
sic, teraz spoczywa} mysla} czems do my
sli swych usmechal sic.
Dopiero mad wieczorem przyszed} ojciec,
zabra} Kazimierza poszli do chorej matki.
Ciemno by}o W izbie, ME dostrzeg}a rany,a
p1aka}a radosci, re syn zyw wyszed4z bitwy.
By1a tax os}abiona, re nawet movie ME mog1a.
Zatrzymywa1a go przy sobie, ale wyrwaf sic
znowu liza Wa}y.
Musze tam bye, Turkom wierzye ME mo-
zna wr6ce, badzcie spokojni, zycie re kach
Pana Boga.
s1ysza} place matki, ale szed} tam, gdzie
60 powinnos6 wzywafa. Po drodze zajrzaf do
kamienicy Wolmajera. Drzwi by}y nietknie-
te. spokojniejszy wr6c} ma wa}y, siad} przy
ognisku s}ucha}, co drudzy m6wiG.
Up1yna} dzie6 jeden drugi, z miasta
przynesiono wiadomosG, re juz wojna sko6-
czona. Targowano sic tylko okup. Turcy
zadaI duzo miasto daG ME mog}o. Bieda by
Ia straszna, najbogatsi uciekli. s'zemranie
by}o znowu, odgrazano sic ma nieobecnych.
s}yszac to Kazimierz truchla7. Miedzy tymi
nieobecnymi byf ktos tax drogi jego sercu.
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Sad ludu.

Pospieszy3 do domu, ably Z ojcem poga-
daG.
-Jak wr6ca, stanie sic to, ma co zas1u
zyli.
= Coz i'm zrobia?
= Jeszcze w roku 164S uchwalono, re kto
ucieknie z miasta podczas wojny, ten tract
wszelkie godnosci urzedy.
! talk sic stanie teraz?
= Gorzej jeszcze chca niekt6rzy. Zadaja,
ably ma mich na}ozyG kary wielkie, albo mia
sta wygnae!
Moi ojcze....
Me m6g} dalej movie, cos go "a gard1o
scisna1 Chcia} prosic litosc, jesli ME dla
wszystkich, to dla jednej bodaj rodziny, dla
tych, kt6rzy mu tax krzywi byli.
Ojciec popatrzy} chwile ma syna, spo.
chmurnial rzek}:
= Cos ty z}ego masz ma mysi.
= Wiecie przecie ze....
Wien, alem mysla}, zes juz zapomnia}
20 ojcze, ia tego nigdy ME zapomne,
ME moge.
Starry wsta}, jakby mu pare dziesiatk6w
lat uby}o.
Dobrze ze masz TAXA pamiec Pamietaj-
ze re Gle kopano jak psa, odepchnieto, jakby
jakiego przyblede, ciebie, cos z rodu uczci-
wych mieszczan.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
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MIESZCZANSKA DUMA
SZKIC POWIESCIOWY
MA TIE HISTORYCZNEM
przez
e. u. ZORJANA.
(Ciag dalszyl.
d. ZORJANA.

Odezwa}y sic pierwsze strza}y "a szah-
COW tureckich Nasi ME pozostali i'm d}uzni.
Pada}y pociski ze wszech stron. Szczup1a "a
loga broni}a sic z calych si}, bezsilni p}akali,
starry ufai moe boska,
W forcie bernardy6skim dowodzii Moge-
lin. Turcy rzucali sic gwa}townie ma ten silny
posterunek. Mad wieczorem zaczeE sic pod
kopywa6 pod injury. Mogelin kaza} szybko
kopaG dol wewnatrz zalaG 60 woda. Turcy
ledwo umkneli pred zalewem. Wrocii wszak-
re niebawem. Juz bylo s}ycha6 uderzenia ich
mfot6w, gdy Mogelin ma czele szes6d1esieclu
ludzi ukrytym chodnikiem wszed} "a wa1y,
wziaf ty} Turkom straszny rozpoczaf BOZ.
Z wa}6w dopomagano mu dzielnie. Grzmot
dzia} zag}uszy1 szczek oreza recznego, gars6 wa
lecznych zdawa}a sic niestrudzona. Niejedne-
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WyleWy W Austryi.
Niency.
Niemcy.
Berlin, IA marca.
+ DIR. LudWik Windthorst.

Przyw6dzca partyi centrum
W Radzie Pa1stwa, DR.. Windt
horst, dis rano umar}. Ubie-
g}ej nocy na poz6r mu sic po-
lepszylo, jednakze mad ranem
nastapi} zwrot nieszczesliwy
W chorobie, doprowadz} osta-
tecznie do smierci.
Ma dzisiejszem posiedzeniu
Rady Pa6stwa prezydent oznaj-
mil o smierci Ora Windthorsta
i z}ozy} pamieci tegoz wyrazy
wysokiego uznania "a nadzwy-
czajue jego zdolnosci, energia
pracowitosG, zrecznosc i po-
tezny wp1yw osobisty ma
wszystkie partye Rady Pan
stwa. Pcwiedzia}, re zawsze
wielka wage przyk}ada} do
Slow Windthorsta. Osobiste
przymioty zmar}ego jedna}y
mu kazdego, ktory Z MIN
wchod1i1 W stosunki. Mako
nice prezydent doda1, re W Ra'
die Pa6stwa da sic uczuG uby-
tex Ora Windthorsta W takim
stopniu, W jakim niepodobna-
by by}o odczuG Aabytku zadne-
60 innego posia.
y L okazyi 79-tej rocznicy urodzin
ORA Windhorsta, zyciorys tego meza sta
nu podalismy Nrze 10 ,,Dziennika".
Zwracamy uwage ma 6w artykuf Cesarz
Wilhelm II ostatnich czasach daw;}
Windhorstowi oznaki wysokiego szacun-
ku, mimo re tenze byf W oppozycyi Ra-
die Panstwa. Katolicy Polacy W Pru-
sach traca W MIN najdzielniejszego swe-
go rzecznika obronce Przyp. Red.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-16
ROk II.

tu mu1y do zaprzeg6w W arty-
leryi. Depesze 2 Guatemala
donosza, ze ME ma powodu do
pog}osek wojennych, jahkol-
wick Salvador zachowuje sic
z nieufnoscia W obec innych
republik srodkowej Amery-
XII.
Prezydent Guatemala, Ba-
rillas, stara sic zachecac do
zywego zajmowania sic roll
nictwem i handlem celem uni
kniecia zacbcianek wojennych.
Argentynia.
Buenaos Awes, Is marca.
Stan oblezenia zosta} tu
zniesiony. Wybory odby1y
sic spokojuie, Union Civi'
ca'' zwyciezka.
Chill.
Pary5, IA marca.
Chile1scy powstahcy prosili
Rad francuski, azeby ME do.
zwoli} nowym wojennym O.
kretom wybudowanym dla
rzadu chile1skiego wyruszat
do wod chile1skich.
Buenos Awes, Is marca.
Dow6dzca wojsk rzadowych,
pu!kownik Robles, poleg} W
nieszczesliwej dla rzadu walce
dnia ego Marca.