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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09
HORSE BREEDING IN CANADA.
A PROMINENT QUEBEC BREEDER GIVES
HIS OPINION OF THE STANDARD
RREn2

EDITOR CANADIAN BREEDER.-I have
carefully read over the article in your
last issue from the pen of Mr.. Quetton
st. George of Oakridges, Ont, in which
I notice that gentleman recommends the
breeding of large proportion of mares
In the country generally to trotting stall
lions, in order to produce the class Of
horses most saleable in the States just
now, and that the trotting stallion used
for that purpose ought to combine what
he calls the golden rule, three S. s. s.,
style, size and speed. Now, how many
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09

feature of the matter, perhaps, is that the
bids were not made under the exciting
influence of the sale-ring, but at intervals,
which left ample time for deliberation.
Senior Bocau has every cause to con-
graduate himself on his bargain. His
original payment was 100000, so that
independent of the services of the horse
that he has had he made very big
profit.
The history of Ormonde's turf career
is too well known and has been too fully
discussed of late to need recapitulation
here, while the question of whether the
infrmity of wind will affect his value at
the stud will be be best answered by the
evidence of time. All precedents point
, to the fact that the climate of this coun-
try will render his ailment of small
importance, while Ormonde has already
proved his capacity for producing his
Orme, and for string good average of
race-horses in Bulltinch, Llanthony,
Goldtinch, Sorcerer. etc. The voyage
that he has before him is most severe
one, as he will lie shipped from Buenos
Ayres to England and thence to this
country, having after his arrival in New
York to make the trip across the CONT
nent to California. Ormonde, however,
proved himself good sailor while going
to South America. On that occasion the
voyage had IA most beneficial result on
him, and though he left England a de-
cidedly sick horse, his condition was
nos Ayres. His arrival will be anxious
ly awaited, and the reception he will
have will be that of prince of the blood
royal.
Ormonde's enormous success on the
turf is tribute to high breeding, for he
represents the highest combination of
great stake winners that is presented in
the pedigree of any cotemporaneous
race-horse. His sire, Bend Or, won the
Derby of 1880. Bend Ors sire. Don.
caster, won the Derby of 1873. Doncas-
ter's sire, Stockwell, won the Two
Thousand and St. Leger of 1852. Stock
wells sire, the Baron, won the ST. Legel
of 1912. Here is a horse who in himself
and his male line presents an unbrokel
succession for five generations of winner;
of the three classic events of England
Bend Or's dam was by Derby winner
Thormanby QS60). Doncaster's dan
was by Derby winner, Teddingtol
QS5D, and she (Marigold) was secont
for the Oaks (1S63). Ormonde's owl
i dam Lily Agnes was a grand race-mart
and was bya Derby winner, Macaron
: OS63). She also came from the Agne
family, the best racing family of to-da,
n in England. BRED in the purple,
y OrmOnde has continued to wear 1t ant
/ has established the CLAIM that breeding
: is not IA chance, but that it is the mos
: highly tried lines that produce merit
; No such combination of illustrious an
: cestOrs joined to transcendent pei
II formance exists in any other living race
horse Exchange.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09
1898.
HNrper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER's MAGAZINE for 1893 will continue to
maintain the unrivalled standard OF excel
lence which has characterized it from the be.
ginning. Among the notable features of the
year there W II be new novels by a. Conan
Doyle, Constance Fenimore WoOlson and Will
liam Black. short stories will be contributed
by the most popular writers of the day, in.
GLIDING Mary +. wilkins, Richard Harding
and many others The illustrated descriptive
papers will embrace articles by Julian Ralph
on new Southern and Western subjects: by
low ON Russia al and due ersnr o" by Rcbr
Harding Davis on Il London Season; by Col
L. A. Dodge on Eastern Riders, etc Edwin
Comedies will be continued Literary arti
Giles will be contributed by Charles Eliot Nor
ton, Mrs. James 4. Fields, Villa n Dean How
ellis, Biander Matthews and others.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09
CANADIAN 2:2o PERFORMERS.

Three Canadian bred horses and
fourth horse owned in Canada but not
bred here have entered the 2 20 list this
Little Hamilton, trotter; Joe Mowat,.
2l9t by st. Lawrence, PAGER; Corn
cracker, 1920, by Texas Jack, PAGER. and
Geneva, 2:14, by Leland, trotter. The
three former are Canadian bred, but the
latter is not. although owned in Canada,
being the property of Cope Stinson, the
great reinslnan at Brantford. OF these
tour, in point of reduction of records,
Geneva surpasses all others. as he re-
duced his record from 2 :294 to his pres
ent mark, while Dick French started
out this year with record of 2 :26, Joe
Mowat with mark of 2 :29t and Corn
cracker with mark of :274. All four
horses are the first of their sire's get to
enter the 2 20 list. Geneva, of course, as
is we'll known, is richly bred fellow,
but OF two of the others so much cannot
be said, as the dam of Dick French is
untraced, and it is doubtful what ST.
Lawrence horse is the sire of Joe Mowat,
although the Year Book gives HIM as by
Old st. Lawrence. This. however, Is
extremely improbable unless Joe Mowat
has attained his majority, for Old st.
Lawrence was contemporaneOus with
Hambletonian 10. He is more likely tC
be by a son of Old st. Lawrence, Fosters
st. Lawrence 657, that was foaled in 1851
and made seasons both in Ontario ant
Michigan, and who has record of 2 ~
and whose dam was a running breC
mare. In any case, by whatever St
Lawrence he may be, Joe MOwat is the
fastest of the get of either the OLE
horse or any of his sons. Little Hamilton
has shown that he is capable of getting
speed, even from dams of unknown
breeding. Ofhis performers Dick Frencl
2l9t, Maud NJ. :2s4, and Nina c. 2 rs
are all out of mares of unknown breed
ing. As to Geneva's pedigree, he is a
strong as these two are weak in produC
ing lines, particularly on his dam
Slue. ne Is ny LtldHu loUus ny ildiiloie
tonian 10, dam Bessie Forrest, dam 0
Alley Bonner 2:2S, by Edwin Forrest
grandam Diana, dam of Lady kels
go, and George A. Aver 2 80, by PHO
,, Jr. Leand's dam Imogene is the dam c
: Arthurton 365. and is by American Sta
, II, and his grandam Currey Abdalla
by Abdallah l. Leland is the sire {
i, four other performers, the fastest c
. which is Clara 2:2l. Corncracker q
is by that very successful sire Texas Jacl
!, the son of running bred horse, Judg
Durrel, and his dam is said to be b
Rocker, the sire of five performers, an
= the dam of General Brock, the sire ais
: of one in the list. Texas Jack, Corr
: crackers sire. has taken record himse
;. of :244 this year, and has demonstrate
' his ability to go faster, as he Tapped II
winner out in the 2 ~ class at the la
3 Cleveland meeting in 2:l9.-[The Cam
dian Breeder.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09
ANIMALS REGISTERED
IN THE MORGAN REGISTER.
JOSEPH BATTELL.
Middlebury, VT.
STATIONS AND COLTS.

STALLIONS AND CULTS.
Certificate of registration sent to j. B.
Cook, Greensboro, VT:
GEN. GRANT-Bay, 10 hands, 1850 lbs.
foaled Aug. II, 1885; bred by j. B. Cook,
Greensboro, VT; got by Abraham, son
of Daniel Lambert: dam brown, bred by
j. B. Cook; got by Messenger Dan, son
of Daw Horse, by Harper's Messenger;
I'd dam black, bred by j. N. Stevens,
Greensboro, VT; got by Rolla Morgan,
son of Billy Root.
Certificate of registration sent to j. B.
Cook, Greensboro, VT.
CAPTAIN-Chestnut, with star; foaled
May %, 1891; bred by J. B. Cook. Green's
boro, VT; got by Gen. Grant, son of
Abraham, by Daniel Lambert dam chest
nut, bred by J. B. Cook, got by Comet.
son of Billy Root; I'd dam brown. bred
by j. B. Cook, got by Messenger Dan,
son of Daw Horse; Sd dam black, bred
by j. n. Stevens, Greensboro. VT, got
by Rolla Morgan, son of Billy Root.
Certificate of registration sent to F. II.
Harrington, Brandon, VT:
SIR THOMAs-Brown, 164 hands, ll50
lbs. foaled 1885; bred by Thomas Pur-
cell, East Shoreham, VT; got by Addi-
son Lambert, son of Daniel Lambert:
dam Jennie, bred by E. E. Stickney,
East Shoreham, VT, got by Green Is
land Black Hawk, son of Black Lion.
90 RI John
S. Buchanan, Topeka, Kan:
HIGHLAND LAD-Bay; foaled 1892;
bred by John s. Buchanan, Topeka,
Kan; got by l. X. L.. son of Fred Gold
dust: dam bred by John S. Buchanan.
got by Blackwood, son of Proteus; I'd
dam dun, bred by George Luddington,
Topeka, Kan; Sd dam dun, bred by Geo.
Luddington, got by Royal jim, son of
Royal Morgan; 18th dam said to be by
Billy Red Buck, son of Red Buck.
MARES AND FILLIEs.
Certificate of registration sent to Fl. c.
Bloomer, Proctor, VT:
FLORA B.-Brown with small star, Is
hands, 925 lbs. 4; foaled 1889; bred by ii.
c. Boomer, Proctor, VT; got by Aris-
tOs, son of Daniel Lambert: dam black,
bred by James Gibbs, Proctor, VT, got by
Warner horse, son of Derby Bashaw; I'd
dam bred by Charles Wicker, Ticondero-
ga, n. Y, got by Green Mountain Ban
ner, son of Black Banner, by Hills
Black Hawk.
Certificate of registration sent to j. B.
Cook, Greensboro, VT;
POLLY PINCHER-Bay with star, 15l
hands, 1000 lbs; foaled May 4, 1885
bred by j. B. Cook, Greensboro, VT, gol
by Abraham, son of Daniel Lambert
dam Mountain Girl, bay, bred by Mr.
Crane, Bridport, VT, got by Daniel
Lambert.
Certificate of registration sent to j. b
Cook, Greensboro, VT:
LADY COoK-Bay. white face and one
white hind foot, 10 hands. 900 lbs.
foaled Aug. 20, 1886; bred by j. B. Cook
Greensboro, VT; got by Abraham, sol
of Daniel Lambert dam bred by Mr.
Crane, Bridport, VT, got by DAME
Lambert.
Certificate of registration sent to j. B
Cook, Greensboro, VT:
NELL-Chestnut with star, 10 hands
$50 lbs. foaled May 20, 1890; bred by j
Ii. Cook, Greensboro, VT; got by Gen
Grant, son of Abraham, by Daniel Lam
bert: dam chestnut, bred by J. b. Cook
got by Comet. son of Billy Root; I'd dan
brown, bred by j. B. Cook, got by Mes
senger Dan, son of Daw Horse; Sd dan
black. bred by j. N. Stevens, Greensboro
Root.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09

Mr.. j. c. Boswell, one of the best
known and most respected citizens of
Brentwood, Texas, suffered with diar-
rhea for long time and tried many diff
ferent remedies without benefit, until
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhGa Remedy was used; that relieved
him at once. For sale by druggists,
Middlebury; also E. G. Dyer, West
Salisbury, VT.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

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NEW YORK.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Japoiczycy W PoIsce.

W Warszawie bawili W przeje-
zdzie dwaj Japohczycy, synowiie
ksiecia Arismaua-Sentera, odbywa-
jscy podr6z po Europe W celac b
naukowych. So to bliznieta liczace
po 20 lat wieku. Ostatnie try lata
spedzili W Londynie, a cd marca +.
z. iezdza z nauczycielem swym Fran
QUEEN, p. Villebot, kt6ry cd dawn a
juz edukacya m}odych ksiazst kie-
ruie. Rodzina Arismana. Sentera ma
ley do arystokratycznych W Ja-
ponii, ojciec za$ podr6zujacych mfo
dziehc6w zajmowa} poprzednio sta
nowisko wielkiego ochmistrza dwo-
ru mikada. Japonczycy, .przebranli
po europejsku, jako blizniacy SO do
siebie nadzwyczai podobni.. Turysci
i ich przewodnik, p. Villebot. obje-
.chali otwartym powozem miasto, a
nastepnie udali sic dworca kolei
terespolskiej do Odesy. g.. :.,..f
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
DROBNE ECaA..

w TARNoPoLU W Galicyi uczen
gimnazyumJan Szwed zastrzeli} pro-
fesora .Gfowackiego W chwili, gdy
opuszcza1 klase. nastepnie sam So
bic wpakowaf kule W czoto. Powo- :
dem rozpaczliwego kroku byfo suro-
we postepowanie profesora. +
KS. PRALAr J6zef Krzeminski,
proboszcz W Morawicy, otrzymaF
probostwo przy koscio}a~ n. Maryi
Panny W Krakowie.
W1Es RYcERsKA Kozuszkowo Wo-
la W Ksieztwie Poznahskiem ma bye
sprzedana ma subhascie. ~..... !
" W powIEcze wegrowieckim spree
da} p. Boles1aw Moszczehski sw6j
majatek Wapno jakiemus Niemcowl
z Frankfurtu mad 0dna. ....
-. ~: rs. KARDYNA1 LedochoWski ME
, wgyznaczyf 10000 ' marek j d Ola poz::
nanskiej dyeeezyi, lecz upehyomto'-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
DrObne WfadOmOscI.

Trzech ludzi spad4o wczoraj Ago
pietra budynku rolniczego W Jack
son Parku. Nazwiska ich: Andrew
Poison, zam. pm. ma 59ej I'll. ma po-
trzaskane rece; W. P. Lappard, ,zam.
pm. ma 55ej Halsted ul., ma po4a-
name zebra; i Alfted Johnson, zam.
ma e3ej Evans ave-, potrzaskany
levy lokieG. Wszystkich odwieziono
do szpitala sw. kukasza.
4 Pan Piotrowski, zam. ma Mil
waukee ave., ktory, jak donosilismy,
by} zaskarzony przez pania Eve Ka-
row S 10000 odszkodowania "a
potwarz, mia} wczoraj termin sado-.
wy, ma kt6rym zostai zwolniony z
zarzut6w przez sedziego Adams.
W European HOTEL p. n. 80
ma N. Clark ul. pr6bowa}a sic otru6
niejaka PAM Henry Hatchet "a po-
moca wiekszej dozy morfny. Przy
byfa pred dwoma tygodniami St.
Joe do tego hotelu, aby sic spotkac
re swoim ma}zonkiem. Lecz ten ME
przyby4. To ja spowodowa}o do ode
brania sobie zycia. Doktorzy maja
nadzieje utrzymania ja przy zyeiu.
John Moore, kt6rego onegdaj
zaaresztowano "a to, re chciaf sobie
odebraG zycie, zosta} przez sedziego
Glennon skazany ma sl5 kary "a
,,niemoralne prowadzenie sie". Czy
to 60 powstrzyma cd samob6jstwa?..
DR.. Ostrowski i dr.. Ekowski
wyicchali wczoraj ma stale do Mil
waukee.
Zfapano wczoraj niejakiego Fir.
Hayes ma goracym uczynku kradzie-
zy kur ma rogu Peoria ul. i Austin
ave. i zaaresztowano 60. Przesfu-
chanie odbedzie sic W so bote W So
die policyjnym ma W. Ch hicago ave.
\ Michaf HaYdek, krawiec, zam..
p. n. 261 ma De Coven ul., otru} sic
arszenikiem. Pozostawif licznq ro-
dzine.
y Otrzymano- juz pozwolenie ma
budowe nowego koscio}a drewnia-
nego, pod wezwaniem sw. stanisla-
wa B. M. przy 5aej I'll. j Grand
Kosci6} ten bedzie dwupietrowy.
\ Wszystkim polakom polecamy
sk1ad towar6w }okciowych P. S. j..
szczecha pod: numerem 72e B Milwau-
kee. ave. Popierajcie roda ka!! ..:,t.... {.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
1POLSFI.
Niezwykh sprawa we Lwowie.

Szatan CRY W rulete we LwoWle
wynalazi swoja ofare! e.. ~ . T.:
W wypadku kt6ry ponizej podaje:
my, jaskinla CRY W Monaco miafa sic
staG portem zbawienia, tymczasem
by1a -jak zwykle = przepasci2 zgu-
by i calkowitego upadku m@odego
czfowieka, kt6ry pozycya swoja wy
kszta}ceniem uprawnia} sp61eczen-
npwo do jak najlepszych nadziei.
Zdzis1aw Zarewicz, b: uczeh po Ii:
teehniki i urzednik kolei Karola Lu-
1wika zasiadf pred trybuna}em kar-
nym oskarzony sprzeniewierzenie
kwoty tysiac kilkudziesieciu z1r..
Il. by4 kasyerem przy powyzszej
kolei, chcac pokryc niedob6r, jaki
wskutek jego lekkomyslnej manipu-
lacyi powstal, zabra} kasy 300 reh-
skich udaf sic do Monaco z nadzi ie-
js zrobienia tam maiatku przy ru-
lecie. .:-:.. =.
Zamiast tego stracic tam te skro-
nina kwote, ME majac juz po 60
wracac do kraju, zapisaf sic do
kolonijalnej armi francuzkiej.
:. Byf W Afryce, W Chinach, W To-
kinie, az tesknota "a krajem, moze
iwyrzuty sumienia spowodowa4y 60,
re sic sam stawi1 do tutejszego sadu.
Podczas rozprawy z. przyznawaf
sic tylko do sprzeniewierzenia sunny
800 zfr,. podczas gdy akt oskarzenia
podnosif defraudacye ma tysiac zfr,.
Cztery miesiace wiezienia zni-
szczona tax swietnie zapowiadajaca
sic przysziosc, oto kara jaka mu po--
dyktowa} trybuna} "a jego lekkomy-
slny wystepek. ,. -. =.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Przypadkiem postrzelony.

Micha1 Howard, James Damon
Michaf Ryan i trzech innych mez'
czyzn wstapifo wczoraj do saloonu
Almond Bros. Pm. 'l69 ma s5-ej ul.
Ryan, kt6ry sobie kupi} nowy re-
wolwer, wyciagna} 60 kieszeni,
odciagnaf kurek i poda} JamesoWi
Damon. Podczas ogladania broh
wystrzelifa kula traf}a Michala
Harvard W brzuch. Odwieziono go
do szpitala, i jak twierdza doktoro-
vie, zyc ME bedzie. Harvard jest
robotnikiem, liczy lat 81 i mieszka
p. n. 81 ma 9l-ej ul. Dannon'a
Ryan'a zaaresztowano.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
NOTATKI TELEGRAFICZNE q AMERYKI.

- Ex-gubernator b Gray Indiany
zfozy} wczoraj wiz yte ex-prezyden-
towi Cleveland.
- Umarfa wczo raj W New Yor-
ku PAM vieu Crap polas, j jak przy-
puszczaja, ma cbole re.
- Komisarz TO botniczy Peck W
Albany otrzyma1 wiadomosG cd
zwierzcbnika swe 30 Edwarda J.
Meegan, ze dis n pa sic stawi6 do
sadu.
4 Homestead, Pa, donosza, ze
W fabryce Carnegiego 40 robotni-
k6w przestafo pra cowac wybrali
sic do Pittsburgh, gdyz dokuczy}a
i'm, jak m6wia, ia Praca.
W New York u zawiaza} sic ko-
mitet miedzy obywa atelami Niemca-
mi, kt6ry kolektujf ma nieszczesli-
wych mieszkahcow Hamburga.
W Little Falls, N. Y. spali}a
sic do szczetu fabryk ka James Edge,
kt6ry takze W p4ohieniach Smierc
znalaz}. Przyczyna pozaru ME via
donna. -..
- w Nyach, N. J. .zmarf W wleku
lat 50 zycia jeneraf Ullmann, dzlel-
ny zofnierz czas6 w wojny. domo-
wei. Urodzii sic W Wilmington, Del:
W. T.. 1910.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Wiadomosci Miejskie.
0dwazny z1Odziej.

Cz}onek rodziny J. P. Ratley,
zam. pm. 29e ma Superior ul., zasta}
onegdaj wieczorem, W jednym po-
koj6w obcego cztowieka. Schwytany
z}odziej, ME czekajac dalszych mas,
tepstw, wyskoczy} przez okno dru-
giego pietra ia ullce. Widocznie mic
mu sic ME staio, gdyz pobiegi dalej.
Zdobycz jego by}a bardzo mafa, zio-
iona po wiekszej czesci prezentow
cd krewnych. z powodu ciemnosci
ME MONA by}o rozeznac rys6w z}o-
dzieja, wiec jest mala nadzieja
schwytania 60.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
R0K.| I.

az do drzwi gf6wnych wyszed} 2
koscio}a. Poniewaz ma tury ci ezki
ma chod, przeto kroki jego sfys4 zane
/ by}y W cafym kosciele. Powst ta}o
ztad wielkie zamieszanie v kosciele.
" Wyrok sadu suskiego, przedH Hozo-
ny sadowi rzeszy W Lipsku opi ewa
dalej tax: |
"Sad uznaf jako stwier rdzone, ze
oskarzony Osiiski skutkie m. wy woI
1ania zamieszania [Unordn nung], foz+
mySlnie przeszkodzii W nabo zen+
stwie. lie akt ten ma cha arakte1 sal
kramentalny, ME jest p otrzebf fem
dla karygodnosci czynu. Clio Fna
charakterystyka nabozehstwa Jest
eel uczczenia Boga. "Pos srednio "a
wiera juz kazda przysiega uczczf fnie
Boga, gdy powo}uje sic ma .nie ego,
jako ma naJwyzsza powage. Tenn sa-
mem, ze wtym przypadku probosf fcz,
akt. skfadanla przysiegi W faczyf do
mszy, najswietszego aktu kosciel lne-
90 katolik6w, to W obecn osci w$zy-
stkich parafan, nakazuje qwazae ten
akt przysiegi, jako g}6wny eel ca}e-
60 nabozenstwa. Proboszc cz postspo-
wal dalej W zgodzie pre- episami| ry-
tua}u a nawet ma specyalne polece euie
swej przefozonej w}adzy:' Qskarzqny
wywoFa} "a tenn nieporzade K Uno ord-
nung] W kosciele tenn sa1n nem pre-
szkodzif W nabozehstwie; p postepoWal
nadto rozmyslnie Z GAIA $wiadofn no
sc1a skutkow".
Tax opiewa wyrok sadu suski9go
skazujacy pana o. ma mi esiace WIG
zienia.
Pred sadem rzeszy repf fezentoWaf.
oskarzonego radzca spraw iedliw9 Sci
Herr, kt6ry professional, jak9by
skfadanie przysiegi byFo aktem ma
bozehstwa nadtQ podni6$}, re ME
zostali przes}uchani r6zni swiadk ko-
vie podani ze strony p. O Bl1skieg go.
Ola prokuratora rzeszy p. Cali ME
ulega1o watpliwosci, ze skfadahnie
przysiegi ME Jest czystem aktem ad-
ministraeyjno-prawnym, ale akt EN-
religijnej natury j dla tegq oskafzo-
ny sfusznie zostaf ukaran ". Skut-
klein tego sad rzeszy odd ali} re wi
zya. Czy wyrok sprawiedl liwy?, 80.
Chyba nie!. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
WspaniaIOmyslny magnat.

Pisza z Warszawy: W tych dniach
Maurycy hr. Zamojski, ordynat, do,
szed} do pefnoletnosci. i: >objswszy
samodzielnie rzady, zaznaczy} ic b
poczatek szlachetnym czynem.. Or
dynat przywr6ci} ofcyalistom t.zw.
,,gracye'' czyli dozywotnie pensye
emerytalne, cd wielu juz lat W do
brach ordynackich Rraktykowane.
Sprawa gracyi po smierci poprze-
dniego ordynata, .sp. Tomasza hr.
Zamoyskiego, narobifa sporo wrza-
Wy, poniewaz opiekun wypfate do
zywotnich pensyi wstrzymat.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Telegramy Krajowe.
Straszny wypadek kOlejowy.
1los6b zabitych, 90 ciezko rannych.

P1TTsBURG, 81 W rzesnia. = DziS
rano o godzinie 8 D niedaleko Shreve,
O. ma linii Pittsburg, Fort Wayne &
Chicago kolei zdarzyfo sic straszne
nieszcze$cie. DIVA pociagi, pasazer-
ski No. s, idacy z Chicago, maja-
cy stanac godzinie E s W Pittsburgh,
i towarowy No. IS majacy polece-
ME zjechac ma bocz na linie W Woo
ster dla aprzepuszeze MIA pasazerskiego
pociagu, spotka}y sic W najwiekszym
Pedzie. :. .. ... -.
Dwie lokomoty wy, 5 wagonow
pasazerskich 5 towarowych zosta}y
rozbite. Miedzy W agonami powsta}
pozar.
Ogromny popfoch b panowe} pomie-
dzy pasazerami. II os6b zabitych i
20 ciezko rannych.
Nazwiska zabitych SO: palacze
Charles Smith i w. E. Hammond;
Geo B. Mann, H. S. Allen; D. E.
Rese i J. T. Patterson (pocztowi
agenci); A. E. Glenn; dwie panic z
Espyville jedna pani dzieckiem z
Alliance, O.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
ISKIERKI TELEGRAFlCZNEZ ZZA OCEANU.

PETERSBURG. - By}o tutaj one
gdaj As wypadk6w cholery i l6
smierci. 50 wyleczonych wypusz-
czono re szpitalow.
L1ssABoS. - Kapitan Andrews,
kt6ry 20 lipca wyruszyA ma swoim
statku s'Dory'' z Atlantic City, N.
J. przyby} tu szczesliwie. statek ten
mial 16 stop dfugosci.
HAAG. - By} tutaj jeden wypa-
dek cholery l smierci; W Blesken-
Graf by}y diva wypadki smierei.
BRUKsELLA. - W miejscowosci
Poturages, W Prov. Hennegau W O.
statnich As godzinach by}o 20 wy
padk6w cholery i 7 smierci.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22

w kamienio}omach W poblizu
Pittsburgh Jozef Sobol odnios} tax
ciezkie uszkodzenia, re nazajutrz u
mari W szpitalu.
| Antoni Laskowski pracujacy W
fabryce stall Schoeneberga W Pitts
burgu zosta} tax ciezko poparzony,
re ran ME wyjdzie.
| Barbara Brzozowska, Polka,
zam. W Pittsburgh, porzuci}a meza
i dzieci uciek1a z gachem. .Kobieta
juz dawno prowadzi}a niemora)ne
zycie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Czwartek dnia 22go Wrzesnia, 1892 r. d.. -

cni1 KS. arcybiskupa Stablewskieg go
|. do odebrania przes}ania ich do
Rzymu. :. :,
+. WWARszAw1E W tych dniach 20
stanie otwarty pensyonat dla kobi let
ma spos6b angielskicb. ,,boardin g.
houzes"", Bedzie to pensyonat . la
kobiet ME majaoych rodzin. Kazd da
y mich bedzie miafa osobny pok6'j,
ca}odzienne utrzymanie salonwsp6l-
ny do uzytkl. Za}ozycielkami So
dwie panic. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Cholera W Europie.

HHnBURe, % wrzesnia. = u Fze-
dowy cyrkularz podaje 18 % nowych
wypadk6w cholery, z tych 81 SIN ier-
telnych.
HAwRE, 20 wrzesnia. Il Wczo raj
by1y cztery nowe wypadki cholety :.
PETERSBURG, 20 wrzesnia. - 80
nowych wypadk6w cholery y, z k to-
rych II smiertelnFch zam meldowa ano
urzedownie. ="
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Dramat familijny.

CINCINNATI, 2l wrzesnia. - Ma
szynista Fr. Bludau, zam. p. n. 80
ma Bremen ul., wstawszy Cd sniada-
MIA, poszedi do przyleg}ego pokoju i
wpakowaf sobie nab6j rewolweru
W usta tax, re wierzchnia Geese g}o-
wy prawie zupe}nie ostrzelil. Troje
dzieci jego byfo swiadkami straszne-
60 tego dramatu.
Powodem samob6jstwa by}o zni-
kniecle zony, kt6ra go opusci}a z
przyczyny jego okrncienstwa.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-22
Do X....

R6zo moja, Rozo moja,
Najpiekniejsza roz..
ia dla siebie dzwiecznym rymem
A ty ami rusz. So.
ia dla ciebie przsszasta}em,
Ma rodzinna wies,
Jam dla ciebie tyle stracil-
A ty ami WEI: -.
Jam dla ciebie sprzeda} ma pniu
Sakeesyjki dwie,
(Po zyjqcych ciotkach obie)-.
A ty ME - ME-.
o! wysfuchaj - re nareszcle
Wielkiej prosby mel -
l obraczke narzeczonej
Ma paluszek wdziej.
Bo gdy mi juz wszystko zabra}
G}upi z losem b6j,
Jedyna ratunku deska
Jest mi posag twoj.