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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-28

REPUBLICAN victory in the coming
election would retard for long time the
progress OF tho sound commercial doc
trinos that underlIo the commercial great
ness of Great Britain and alone maintain
British ascsndnnoy. London Erentn0 NelrG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-28

HOOPS PILLs act especially upon the
liver rousing it from torpidity TO its
natural duties. cures constipation and
assist digestion. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-28
HYrUrLIcAN STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
THOMAS f. DAVIS
ofTaylor County.
FOR AUDITOR
JACOB S HYER
ofBnxton County.
ron TREASURER
WILLIAM PAYNE
oiMcDowell County.
roE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
THOMAS c. MILLER
OF Marion County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
TO. BULLOCK,
ofwood County.
ron JUDGE OF COURT OF APPEALs
(Iong TERM
I'M. McwHoRTER,
ofGnenbrler County
tshort Term)
WARREN MILLER,
Of jackson County.
yoR STATE sENATE-FrRsr DISTRICT
p H. C HERvEY.
OF Brooke county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-28

IN 1870 i. was "a conflict of predictions
now our advorsarles must face trade stat
iStics and prices current President Harrison,
JUNG n. lsO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-28

NO ono else furnished one penny in hid
of tho pretended colonization scheme eX-
cept Senator Z, j. Faulkner.
N Med Lfndssu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-28

Fyra pistriet-J. s. MccAsKEY. Of wetzel Co.
second Dts,rtet-F.T RUMBARGER, Of Grant Co
Third Dtaiet-J. F. ROMAN. OF Kaunwha Co.
Fourth Distrtet-FRANR J.LEsAGE,of cabell co
FOR CONGRESS,
Fira pt4riet-B b DovENER, ofohio Co,
.eeond Distrte.-J. n. wIsNER, OF Berkeley Co.
7h,d Dis,rtot-E. p FUCKER of Mercer Co.
Fourth Distriet--c. t. CALDWELL, of Wood Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-28

NO one else furnished one penny in aid
of tho pretended colonization sche mo OK.
cept Senator G. j. Faulkner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-28
oU1o COUNTY RgpUBLIoAN TICKET.

emo COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET
FOR SHERIFF.
T. c MoFFAT
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
SAMUEL o. BoYcE
yoR ASSESSOR, CITY ptsrEIcr,
". H. HoREIsH
FOR ASSESSOR COUNTRY DIsrRlcr,
ROBERT ANDERSON.
FOR MnBERS HOUSE, OF DELEeATEA
s. G. SMITH.
C. H. MEDIcK,
C. ]. RAwLING,
ALEX McCoLLoCH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-28

DOR RENT-A BRICK DWELLING,
~ with six rooms and lapnddsy IL ONO s orgS
Island opposite new steel bridge. oesI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-28
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MISUNDERSTANDING AND
w hou,ecleanIng. by responsible woman
Address M II. :" care this once,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-28

A mountain OF carbonate OF zinc is
the latest discovery near Hillsboro, New
Mexico
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-28

Charleston will hold an earthquake
arrival from October 80 to November 5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-28

In St. Louis it has been decided not
o sprinkle streets paved with asphalt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-28
Gle Gsteuigetrrsr
WHEELING, ooroeER as. 1sOe.
EAr1oSA1 REpupLrcAN TICKET.

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRlstDENr.
BENJAMIN HARRISON
Of Indiana
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
wHITELAw REID.
OF New York
ELEcroGs AT LARGE
A. ". CAMPBELL
ofohio County.
ENocH CARVER
ofFayette County
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-05-14
PORTLAND MARkE 7,



WHk,r-Nominai. Valley, fl.3) Walla
WalIs, 81. 80 per cental,
FLouR-Standard $40, Wal1a W ala,
s. 80, Graham. $50 >upertne, $50
per barrel.
OArs-New, $50 45c per busheI
HN-$ll,dl2 per ton.
MlLLsruFF5- bran, : ., snofts, w
ground barley, So. 5O,d % chop 'eoa, VI >
,t22 per ton feed barley, - mad
dhngs, $3.50 - per ton, brewing barley
81 lutd |. Is per GENITAL
BurtkR-Uregon fancy creamery, = Z
u 25c fancy dairy, l. = (a2ic, talr 10 good,
l5ul7'2e, common. loo l2'gc, taItof
MIA, "A 3bc per roll.
Eoas-Orogon, Is per dozen.
fouLfk1--btd Chickens, fo.1J1o--o ,
bruiler-, fj.UJWOOu, ducks, fbtc"O" ,
getro, sll.LU per dozen tarSeyr, lie per
pound.
SkGErABLEs-Ca htage, quoted 81 81 a
|. 10 per cent,! cau.Ihowrr, IS pct craze
Onions, fancy, 81 ~ re- % per cvntai r..
tatues, tUalo,E per sack tie" pIlatyt-
. li,lGli, e per ID. carrots, ,Jc per ,tcs
parsnlp-, 81 per sack asparagus, iye
per pound lettuce, BIO Oregon io' per
dozen, celery, 5aJv. squash, : * ,
green peas, * per pound tueumtefst
15c per dozen ruubarb, d per p'uud
radIshes, 81, per dozen tomatoes, &. .
per box.
taulr,-stras berries 10 per pauud
cherries. % per pound >4oAy .eiuona,
%. 5Odo.Uu, California, 5000 40 pct
to1, oranges, seedlings, t5-uo1t5 - IA
wis, ~ 2J.l4 81 -. M!chari,, - 50
apples, 9oc $50 per buA, uanaua-
s. 900 30 bunch smyrna ny. lg,
per pound c,trUn., 20 per pound pine.
apples, g. % per dozen
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-05-14

''''# ..s0 49, on AZ tho ground rsa
- Rorssd Afford carly pas,nrs &.
s''.i ...'t1t.y
'40 HNn' snss 'n,a du., hath svr,
.7st ..t Az they s~s ont, One au,h, 5
h''l under suzsr iar them.
"A1teyo- hot tho fouIs ,r,Oivs sss
'H"m lry. Hhp ngorasS a.~. fai 4
"'ns ana "zt' IN vet. sttrEy fsorf
''''''rN - ono = tho set nariy s,s,ss
t'r sHpp yluE shntln ao.ks A .msa
i'' T. tho garden H,il yisli a srrs
amount
Ih" 'sF' lrpsN IN ,ho neat 1. . hsl
r'' , Tor rt',ra ssttinsa 10 .u,s n,
breeding p"r' have enough inns e,,ntsls.
~. ,'"i '"inr.'a" their pru.inc,s in rs.s,
10 '""'' masoa tho ess. grpand oss
1n' corn equal parts. their -.i.hs u
ivan 'NI 'h" mass u.ojs'sns.i sith dis
vi. 'A,' a a1.'I j OF Tor tho prpincsna
't 'ssa of high quality.
''''' may IA" safely snvn early. 4
.'''. % F"H' IA tho garden will Keen he
''.'"'i H"'S supplied vith green iordsa
.''r ani perhaps furnish a tuic
'r w." e'1s once or twice hesisiss
- ,'E",n''" equals tho sugar l~et h.
h"sil 10 thin them early.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-05-14
PURELY PERSONAL.
Anthony Trollope is Said TO Have Been
as Careless in His Speech as
in His Dress.

Tenny-on has not a gray hair on hi
head He has never known what il va.
to have an editor reject his stuff" Oh
tell him he was not buying rot.
Captain James ;. Fettit il to take Tot
tens place at Yale, and Totten is to re-
Join his battery, where his prophetic.
VIII not he contounded with scientific
instruction.
Ex-senator Eyarta says that, though
he IL going with his family to Europe
where he will consult an oculist, his
signt Is not near Y a. much impaired "a
has been reported.
Emperor William has donated 3.OOC
marks 70 the encouragement of outdoor
games in Germany. At the same time
he expressed his keen interest in such
healthiui recreation.
j. K. Clifford Of Martins burg, W. Va.
Is the first colOred lawyer 10 be admitted
10 the bar in Allegheny county MI. He
Is nov engaged az counsel in a murder
trial at Cum berland.
Senator Brice had the President and
100 other guests the other night at a
musicale that is said 10 have cost him sl2 =
OoO. This used up all Of his Senatorial
salary tor about two and a half years.
Anthony Trollope was a. careless in
speech as he was in dress. and could
swear like cOste -mOnger and COPY his
manners. But he could write. and knew
tins was what many OF his critics could
not do.
BJornson, the Norwegian poet and pol
itlcian, has renowned pension which
he received from his government. He
declined to accept the gift anv longer
unless X jolland, brother poet, became
the object Of like honor
The death OF Senator Isaac Nanroyo-
nato in Rome a few DAYS ago removes
one OF the last survivors Of the leaders
OF the revolt OF Venice against Austrian
rule in l849. With Manin. Cosenz and
sampieri he became exceedingly troub
iesome 10 Austria He was man Of
great financial ability, and declined sew
eral invitations to accept the portfolio
Of finance at Rome. lie was 10 years
old.
Pierre Lofts excellences are not con-
fined TO literary work nor naval service
skilled as he is in both. He is fine
pianist, the composer Of many melodies
and draws admirably. Though he makes
hooks, he reads very few, at least nau-
teal books. Not long ago he remarked
to friend: al II is very curious that I
should be accused of initiating Flanbert.
| am almost ashamed to confess it, but |
have never read him"
According to present plans Empero
William will start on his trip to Norway
In the early part of July. He will enter
the harbor of Bodo. If possible, on the
Yacht Hohenzollern July and proceed
thence to skaaro, the whaling station
belonging to Herr Glavers The first
whale hunt will be undertaken July ~
on board OF Herr Glaver's boats. The
early part OF July is believed to he the
best time for the Emperor TO 90 whale
hunting, as the animals are most mn
merous in the Norwegian waters about
that time.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-05-14
McubAtorS Render the ponl,,,
Business Successful,
VERY FEW USE THE OLD MErHon
The Farmer Who Cann0, Make I, ~.
Under tee Old System Should
Try an Incubator.

There are tos farmers " no stiIl she.
ala III sinatIOn q cling to the old n.s,h.,l
ut hatchius eggs aud not 10 adopt ~
tucui atyr, bat II must bo sAii srl,s.
Annie &. Webster IN the liany Jouraal
that lhcy are generally the ones MIA d.
nul MAKE the poultry business saeees..
fat. Art'ietal hatehihg 10 one II n.
greatest Inventions for the poutte rf .s,,
4 cY,efe'i ani every spring and fall 1,
comes into pla, TO make money for the.
- he aylli raise chicken. for / lie taa,ks,
lie mother hen Is good enough sb.s
onr 10 -ea only a few chickens Tor i,osss
u-s bat, il they are raised fos naYks.
the incubator Is Indispensable.
Artificial hat hing machines arc b,.
us-I all over the country. II IL -.
ii L tpf these. II soald te doubtful II ~
great irmani fuF brollefs in The ss,l.
,prlu. eoubt b- suppl ed Tie price d,
lhr ,pTtus chlcarn- apuli 60 40 - hlxA
tAat very Is" ,uii afford ~ l,r a.
rh|cA-h meat. Near tho lsfs~ eisa..
ghJu,iui- ,. chickens arc hstehrd "a,
b., these meth Il, nh slnsie iafus
I.-fv . H5A-s 10 IL, tUt ia the sargv
spring j.. . hJt lHusndi ior ttl7 poa .ssss
~ &c. a. alkA a, " t.sf ia ? I Z his brlx
4, ta.- rate t5ss VI iFJai JAD 10 an
.a.i pay = handsome satn ky as.s a
L..r r.u atnf tso nJeks i'sF year eaa b
ti'r rt 1rv D., tfpusht into -ais,eess
ll nn- 20 ul e. Tic -pFtus trade la yogna
gua'tss aui the ether late Ia the tai /,
'at- tiyiuttLr u the teanaIfd f0f bfE,Sg-
~r- PFC. ust r. Ani Asoani tho tu5lIaiays
81. -4gh .iUubic Arrange ia.a l ofAs i
ArNs tst-g ali The llRa- shI a stsaI -.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-05-14

tioSgf ltt4L' &c per pound.
>ALr Liverpool, 81 5u,9 500 rlosa
>llull2 yer ton.
torfsa- torga kiea, Il a.c, RIO, ~
Salvador, Ak Mocha, :. . .L Itc lava,
25IZ ac. AtJueA!v lUoppvunI oa.c,,
~ ~ per pound.
BE&N,-> small white, ." p.u4.
bayOs, rs, butter, ) *. AuAs, .
per pound.
suuAE-p, -, ,,olien c. ! ~ eIlfa
{, 81 Magnolia \. 5ase, sr4nu.als.l.
oi,r, cube crushed ahI puN tered 90
con iectioner, \, &C. maple ru1af Is g
! per pouui.
hall, barrels, 1i,Eiic, ia tA-e-. lJ E,,,
per gallon. s. - p"r aeg. tAutJcu.a, "a
barrels. BE per gallon so per ar-
DhlEp taugr,-t Petite prun-n. &C.. ..
yer, &c, Italian. NtJ" 'trtEAa. - -
p.nms, o.. App'-r. l".s grAr-. e,
per pound
C,>Stp GunDa Table ifa.l,. 80. &
$50, RS, PEACHES. tl ~ A. - Lar.
!-tt p"afs. 81 %uGl-sp. p.uus. 81 r. q
l.So straw berries, s. - carru-, - Fl
az ~. blIcA berries, 81 N1sp. a. "a. p
b"rrtr,, 81 81. p,n~app.rr, - 81 e = ~
aprlcots, ~ ntutI.fU he lru.I t-.5r.r,i
o. pu"0 ~ peaches, :. - pguut. f
10 biarA t~rr.-s. g. - q { ~ per- tzs-a.
Vegetables Cora. g. 4tu4lT5 l3n44..s.-s
'o'"ft 20. sugar y-a, tr..fs rp
string t-An-. Acat..Yt p-r ..,arn
Meats t"ru-d rs- 81 - "a. g5,,l t.-.-
$40. lunch innzI~. 800 ., IS q,
i-yt.r'i nam 8. }IL3 - orr l...--
FISH ~.r'i' n'f, -, sl 3d. .ptr,~r-, - n
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-05-14

"rH is extensively us.I IN Franz
'"'" ~ steam pipes and ~. rrutc.,
'''' "' water s''rvia" ptE.ss aqains, FRS,
90" IT to" sr"at aIyantag.. ,Lt,,.o
~ cork is that with IT 40 chemical NO
'''" injurious T." the ptr.os can tako
''''' winch cannot be- said 81 marv
compositions brought into r.auis,t,,,,
'' ,'"''''r purposes The chief point
=" u" watched - that tho cork fs o.,
"''t ~ contact with tho pipes. CO. fl,,,
100 circulation of sir takca place l.,
tween the covering and tho riro ".
'"rk Commercial AIvcrtis,r
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-05-14

80 F-@ '"i' mace Ih7 s~ert @ ~
Nhs az" th0 y'na. 'ansisr
,"'' 10 '-'' Urn a'"'i' iA' i'-"~ 't silt'
'''in'H' 'ir" - nsliA' ~
'"''ars - tA'Efs
'"H'" '' s'''' 'A'in "a 10
'-"' ~AF AMI = Ats "a F"teh 70
''"s" "ft' "''" AsrA
NV. VIZ" 30 I'd f'sass
= 'as' asst
10y sFHsh.
ID .' +''sas th''l -
COUNT i.' ''ff 'he'' az
Fs'N Fhcy t1fm
a'' '"i'4a pFo'lges
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-05-14

wealthy Old Lady And That ID
'Ieopatra's urodlrl
J"nni" Yes. grandma /, u
Drought her" from tho Lc,pt,n.
queens own country
" . L.,wirha SIGH II rcl.af MI
"'N' 'h' Scr'p'"r sayi ia al r,h, ,
'"'n"' could Eet through tho e,o,, =
tin ''% hI'i"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-05-14

.... '.' '''''f, already under sentences q
..+'Hin'n' for life Tor conspiracy, b
49,. "'i 'lth great sansfroid in Los-
''- b'" sentence of tselve months
T.. ,"'uf f"r IIl~linx the Pablk
T.. ,.,'''''2r in Paris. Slms mon are born
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-10-15
RYCHLO WSTAWALI.

S}ynni ludzie, kt6rzy ME zwykli byli
dfugO sypiac!
Alfred Wielki,kr6 Anglii, zawsze
wstawa} pred wschodem s}ohca.
kolumb ranne godziny poswieca}
planowaniu wyprawy ma zach6d.
Napoleon wiele ze swych. szczesli-
wych bitew uplanowa} pred wscho-
dem s&ohca.
Jan Sobieski, kr6l Polski, kt6ry
w II wieku ocali{ Wiedeh pred
Turkam', sypia} zwykle cztery 60
dziny.
Stanis}aw August, kr6l Polski i
KarolVII rowniez wczesnie wstawali.
Stanis}aw k{ad} sic o 8, wstawal mie-
dzy 3 a godzina.
Ia panowania Henryka VII, o 7
godzinie by}o sniadanie, 10 oblad.
Paley, Priestby, biskupi Jawel i
Burnet, J. Taylor, Baxter, Wesley
wstawali miedzy 4 i sta. Sir Isaac
Newton ranne godziny poswieca}
studyom.
Piotr Wielki, czy to jako ciesla o.
kretowy, czy jako kowal, czy tez ja-
ko car Rosyi, wstawai bardzo rano.
Fryderyk II Rosyi, chot starry, ME
spa} nigdy d}uzej, jak cztery godzi-
ny.
Kopernik wstawa} bardzo wczes-
ME.
Sir T. Moore wstawa} zawsze 4ei.
Toz samo Washington, Jefferson,
Monroe, Franklin, Webster wielu
innych.
George Bancroft, historyk, choc
starry, zwykle bardzo rano przejez-
dza} sic ma koniu.
Wstawa} tskze wczesnie w. Hugo.
Znany "Grand Old Man." Glad
stone, bywa czesto widywany W O.
grodzie bardzo rama pora.
Dean Swift Franklin nalezeli ta-
kze do wczesnych ptak6w.
Powyzej przytoczeni So szczup1a
tylko liczba wielu znakomitych o.
sobistosci,ktore lubi{y rano wstawsc.
Przecietnv wick tych ludzi wynosi 79
lat, czyli 8 lat wiecej, niz u innych.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-10-15

Mistlz Matejko znowu wykoh'
czyl trzy mniejszych rozmiar6w
historyczne obrazy ma tie dzieiow
naszy ,h. Jeden z mich przedsta.
via krola Wiadysfawa " pod
Smolehskiem, kt6ry zdumiewa.
jaca potyczka mniej wiecej z CITE
rema tysiacami 2ofnierstwa ma
szego pobit szescdziesiecio tysie-
czDa armia moskiewska pod Sc
hinen, Pozorowskim it'd, a W
kt6rej to armii rosyjskiej wal.
czyfo rowniez cudzoziemskie wo.j.
sko: Niemcy, Anglicy i Szwe.
dzi. .. . '
Drugi obraz Matejki przedsta-
via rownie3 zwycieztwo mad Re.
sya, a mianowic;e zofkiewski
wprowadza cara Szujskiego iako
boldownika pred tron Zygmun-
ia III, kt6remu poddaje sic.
Trzeci osnuty ma tie jednego z
naszych najsmutniejszych dra.
matycznych wypadk6w: Alb iy.
kacya krola Jana Kaz;mierza.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-10-15
ZONY LITERAT0W.

Dante ozeni} sic prawdziwa Sc
kutnica, gdy by} na wygnaniu, ,nie
chcia} nawet sic MIA zobaczy6, mi
mo, re by{a matka szesciorga jego
dzieci.
Shakespeare straci1 sympatye u lu.
dzi, i,ozeniwszy sic z Anna Hathaway,
kobieta osm lat cd niego starsza,
ignorantka.
Lord Bacon ME zna} szczescia do.
mowego i lubi} bye jak najmnie] ze
swa po}owica.
Milton ME by} dobrym jako OF.
ciec i maz. Jego pierwsza iona ucie
k}a cd niego, c6rki jego wychowy.
wa}y sic prawie bez opieki.
Moiiere ozeni} sic kobieta, kt6rs
mu zatru}a zyeie.
Rousseau by1 moze najnieszcze.
sliwszym mezem.
Dryden "poja} niezgode swej 10.
n.y." Addison zaprzeda{ sic stsrej
hrabinej, kt6ra DUO "a niego placi}a.
Steele, Sterne, Churchill, Colerid-
ge, Byron i Shelley byli wszyscy ME-
szczesliwymi mezami; zas Buliver
Dickens znani byli jako najgo1si me.
zowie.
Sir Walter Raleigh ozeni} sic z
piekna 1S lat starsza panna, kt6ra a.
dorowa}a 60, jako kochajaca iona.
DR.. Johnsona iona hy}a tax stara,
zeby mog&a bye jego matka.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-10-15
W bi6rze redakcyjnem.

Do redaktorskiego sanktoryum
wszed3 wysoki, szczupiy mezczyzna
wreczyi kilka stop d{ugi poemat sic.
dzacemu redaktorowi, m6wiac:
"Mozesz pan og}osit ten poemat
"a 10 dolarow."
"Dobrze panic. Gdziez So te dola-
ry. Jest to cokolwiek "a tanio, ale.,.
czasy ciezkie. -. spuszczam vice
panu."
"Pan mnie ME rozumiesz. ia nv.
sic, pan mozesz zatrzyma6 sobie ten
poemat "a $40"
"N:e moge wziad. Ia tanio. By}o.
by to okradzenie pana, poniewaa
wiem, ze mozesz pan dostad wiecej,
jak $40"
"Gdzie?"
Idz pan tenn do sedziego poko-
ju, przeczytaj mu to, a dostaniesz
pan $50 i trzydz;esci dni wiezienia,
jezeli obejdzle sic beg kary."
Pocta popatrzy} wzroklem pote.
piehca ma redaktora j wyni6s} sic z
bi6ra.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-10-15
Z MT. PLEASANT / OKOLICY.
MT. PLEASANT, PA.
IA Pazdziern. 1892.

MI. PLEASANT, PA
IA Pazdziern. 1892
Dw6ch pijanych s}owakow prey
sz}o W przesz}y piatek DO ksiedzs
proboszczs, zadaniem, zeby szed} ;
mimi do koscio}a, gdzie chca obydwa
zsozyc przysiege, jako pcsadzeni {
kradziez $27. Ludzie ci by Ii piiani
jak nieboskie stworzenia - ks. wiet
wys}a} ich do domu. Ale uparci s}o
wacy weszli do koscio}a i zaczeli tan
awantury wyprawiad. Gdy ich "a.
wyrzucono koscio}a, dobijali sic dc
drzwi. Ia to zostali oni aresztowani
osadzeni na zap}acenie IS kary. Ze
zas pieoiedzy ME mleli odes}ano icl
do kozy ma 6 dni.
lax pryncypa}owie obdzieraja 70
botnikow, przecbodzi doprawdy
wszelkie pojecie. Tu mp. obok wielu
system6w, istnieje nastepujacy
Sprzedaja oni loteryjne bilety ns
wylosowanie starego, zepsutegc or.
ganu po 75c. Bilety te sani rozdaja
robotnikom, czyli kto chce wziast
lub ME. Ia billet kazdy trzeba zaoia
ci6, DO zaraz zaczynaja grozic wy.
daleniem pracy!... Byzaes ten po.
wtarza sic prawie co miesiac, i to raz
ma krowe, to ma fuzye lub revolver
stary, lub iaka lima rZecz.
Tym razem ofiara ia przymusowa
pad&a na konia, nazwanego ma bile
Gle "Fine Driving Horse" Wyloso-
wanie od5y}o sic W sobote.
Otoz ten Fine Driving Horse jest
to bydle trzech nogach, bo czwar.
ia to ME noga, ale k{oda opuchnieta.
Koh suchy jak sk'elet, ,dawno juz po-
winien bye zastrzelony, aby sic ME
meczy}. Ale kapitalisci ME mleliby
sposobnosci wydrzec kilka set dola-
row biednego robotnika.
Konia tego wygra} Wojciech XII
ia, polak, pracujacy W koks'arni. u
skarzaf sic on ma oszustwa kompanii
i doni6s} tenn panu K. D. Nowak.
Wylosowanie takie zatem by}o "a.
pewne ostatni raz, DO p. Nowak spra-
we wnios{ pred sad. Kara "a sprze
dawanie bilet6w loteryjnych wielka
jest, totez kapitalisc: dostana nape.
VINO dobra nauczke. ZNAJoMY.
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PITTSBURG I OKOLICA.
Cd regularnego correspondence.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
IA Pazdz. 1892 r.

w wymarszu W Dzieh Kolumba
vienna udzisl og6}em "a towarzyst-
wa. z polskich towarzystw beda:
tow. sw. Wojciecha, sw. J6zefa, Ry-
cerze sw. Kazimierza sw. Stanis
lava. Og6}em icz}onkow oko}o osm-
set.
Magdalena Blotuk, polska 21.let-
MIA dziewoja, mieszkajaca przy ave.
Brownsville, mia}a sic po}aczy6 zesz
lego poniedzia}ku wez}em dozgonnej
mi}osci z Miko}ajem Radejskim.
Wszystko by}o W pogotowiu, tym.
czasem narzeczony umkna} przed
slubem, gdzie pieprz wprawdzie ME
rosnie, ale gdzie wolny bedzie cd
pet ma}zehskich.
w rzece Allegheny utopi} sic j.
Iker, kramarz wedrowny. Trup ie-
60 wy}owiono ma trzeci dzieh.
Policyant Melkowski aresztowa}
Karola Duckzell, kt6ry bedac W sta
ME pijanym, zaczepia} przechodni6w
grozac kazdemu rewolwerem.
Sedzia Burlington wyda} przesz}o
25O papier6w obywatelskich. Miedzy
innymi zostal obywatelem ks. w.
M. Frazier, dawniej poddany kr6la
Kalakua Novel, Gwinei.
w Grant hotelu umar} jakis ME.
anatomy przybysz.
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Bilety ma wystawe.

R6zni r6znie sadzili cenach bi.
let6w kolejowych ma czas wystawy
chicagoskiej. DziS mozemy juz mice
niekt6re dane, ma podstawie kt6rych
wolno nam zestawl6 nastepujace mo
zliwe ceny. Znizenie cen bedzie:
w obrebie 200 mil Is procent. Cd
200 do 400 mil redukcya wyniesie
25 procent; cd 400 do 700 - 33h
procent. Te ostatnie bilety dobre
do powrotu po go dniach. Bilety z
dalszych okolic beda "a po}owe ceny
dobre ma 80 dni.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-10-15
Znaki pisarskie.

Znak zapytania (?) by} pierwotnie
so" CO.,, drugie umieszczone popod
pierwszym. Znaczy}o to }acihskie
"questio.' Toz samo wykrzyknik ().
Poczatkowo oznaczano go przez kom-
binacye "i'' co." co znaczy}o "Io''
}acihski wykrzyknik zadowolenia.
Znak paragraph I'D jest greckiem
"p." Dawniej uzywano takze znaku
(+) celem zwr6cenia uwagi czytelni
ka, ze zdanie lub slowo zaczyna}o
inna myA.
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Najwieksza swiqtynia.

Najwieksza pogahska swiatynia
znajduje.sie W Seringapatan, W In
dyach. Zajmuje ona jedne angiel,
ska mile kwadratowa. Wnetrze tel
swiatyni dzieli sic ma szes6 czesci.
Sciany So 25 stop wysokie, CRU
be. Hala dla pielgrzym6w podpar-
ia jest tysiacem filar6w, kazdy wy
ciety ciosowego kamienia W ca
{osci.
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NOWINY CLEVELAND
(Od regularnego korespondental.

Noo reSuidTueSo koresponoenta).
CLEVELAND, o,
IA Pazdz. 1892.
M. kilbane umar} w szpitalu ze
wszelkiemi oznakami otrucia. Post
mortem sekcya bedzie sledztwo So.
dove zostanie wdrozone.
Ma wschodniej stronie m;asta be-
d. zbudowane nowe zak}ady swiat}a
elektrycznego.
TuteJszy szpital miejski grozi "a.
waleniem.
w budynku Lake Shore przy ro-
gu ulic St. Clair Seneca, omal ME
utraci} zycia W elewatorze A. Schle
singer. Odnios} on tylko skalecze
ME dosyc ME bezpieczne, aczkolw,ek
elevator zdo}ano W czas zatrzymac.
Listy polskie ma poczcie: Kowal-
ski J6zef, M. Kotoska, Bia}ostocka
B., Breskowski J6zef, Czaplewski
Jan, Chojnacki Saucepan, Graczy
koski Jan, Paryzek Pawe}.
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E. Elliottborough, Pa, W poblizu
Pittsburgh, aresztowano j. B. Spen-
ce'go i J. Weaver'a. Spence wynaja}
dom cd Weaver'a, ME majac czem
zap}acit komornego, da} mu swoje
try c6rki, kt6rych najstarsza ma
lat II. Zy}y one Weaver'em ca}y
tydzieh. DziewczynY opowiadaja hi
storya prawdziwie zwierzecej brutal
nosci.
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POSZUKIWANIA.

Poszukuje Wojciecha Jaworskie.
60, pochodzacego Duszna pod
Trzemesznem. Podobno przebywa W
Detroit cd 10 lat.
Take poszukuje Mich. Walczska,
Duszna, kt6ry przebywa W Anne
ryce 2 lata. Ktoby wiedzia4 adre-
sic ich, MECH bedzie }askaw zawia-
donnie mnie. Antoni Minga,
1412 Forrer st., Toledo, o.