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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

We had n little gust OF wind I'm our city
on Monday. which shook up loose
things quite lively, but it np.
pears to have been rather trifling com.
pared with the one that passed over
Baltimore, where 1t attained Il velocity
OF S6 miles m hour. Assn consequence "a
heavy plate glass window, valued nt $780,
was smashed in the saloon, corner OF
kxter and Lexington streets; trees were
blown down nnd also tent ut Carey and
Lincoln str .cts. OF course all hands
wore glad whom 1t subsidized.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

From Danville. Ill Mrs H. ]. Ma
bors writes; II have been using your
remedies for scrofula and am greatly
benefited My back was almost ono
solid sore. Two boxes OF DR., Hale's
Household Ointment healed 1t entire
y.
From Olive Hill Ky, Mrs. NJ. J.
Matney writes, May Is. %: MY
daughter has been afflicted with cry
..ipelas in her eyes from infancy. She
box has cured her" II costs no more
TO get the best This is the best ONT
ment in the world for general use.
Get box at Beaton Smiths. 7th and
Pine streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

1t plcases the lawyer and his client,
too. to have the verdict of the jury
unanimous. A great jury composed
of the American public has rendered
au unanimous verdict on DR.. Hale's
Household Cough Cure as a medicine,
agreeing that its promises OF a speedy
cure for coughs, colds md bronchial
troubles are always carried out to the
letter, This pleasant verdict has not
been obtained without great pains
on the market. Trya bottle when you
have u cough on cold aud you will be-
long to the unanimous ever after.
Fol- sale by Beaton Smith. 7th and
Pine streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

Last evening Captain Kerr, OF the
Warren Athletic Club. telegraphed
Captain Cameron, OF the Athletic Club
OF the Schuylkill Navy, OF fhiladel.
phia, asking him IL Andrade would
meet Bates at Hazel Dell next Friday
afternoon. 1t will be remembered
that Andrade won the mile walk in.the
A. A. V. sports after @. L. II. Bates, of
this city, was declared disqualified.
Captain Cameron replied that AndradF
had retired for the season, as he is out
of condition. This is great d!sap-
polntment to Mr.. Bates and his friends
as he is certain that he could have beat
him with fair chance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

The heaviest thunder storm that has
occur red IN that vicinity for two years
passed over Dover on Saturday morn
Ing last. The residence of John Colt,
ON Bradford street, was struck by
lightning and large portion of the
roof torn Off. The barn Of Charles
Vaughn. near Dover. was struck by
lightning aud destroyed by fire. Two
horses, two mules and a quantity OF
hay and farming tools were burned
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

OF Milford, Neb., says she suffered
greatly from a complication of dIs.
eases of female weakness and liver
and kidney troubles Her health was
fully restored by using Or. IIale's
HOUSEHOLD Tea, tho most pleasant and
most effective medicine known. 25c
and soc, per package at Beatou
Smiths drug store, It'll and Pine
street3.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

Governor Mckinley will speak in,
Milford on Oct, sth Tho Meeting
viii he held In the afternoon, and there
is no doubt but it Will be one of tho
largest ever held IN the state. Special
trdlus will be run from this city, and
north from Laurel tn Milford.
Senator Frey Of Maine VIII speak in
the Opera House. October 18th
A heetlhE OF the toloTed First NO-
ters' Club will DO held this evening Mt
Fourth and French streets.
Charles Emory Smith of the phila.
delphlu Press will address a mass
meeting at Georg etown, Oct. 18th,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

There will be an all-day meeting to
morrow Wednesday, at the Heavenly
Recruit Mission. NoS1l Walnut street
commencing at 10 o'clock. Bro. Trum
baur, OF Philadelphia, Bro. Jones Of
Conschohocken Bro. Hyde of Chester
with many brothers and sisters from
these places will be present. Baptism
at the foot OF Walnut street at .
o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

Mrs. Harry Kelnle. residing with her
son-in-law. Mr.. Morris Grubb, No. 1229
West Fourth street fell down flight
of stairs last night and sustained a
Draper WIS called In and reduced the
fractured limb. and Mrs Kelnle,
though 60 years OF age, is resting as
comfortably as can be expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

Stale eggs. shot guns, switches long
ropes, high limbs and night riders,
General Weaver and his wife can tasti.
fy to their Chivalry, AMI the murdered
colOred men of Arkansas are proof of
their humanity. Puni ihment Tor any
such tritling plcealllloes would be
intoierabR! The man who wo lid ad-
Vncate 1t should bp drawn aud auar-
terGd-in democratic estimation. Such
Contingents make lha South solid,
VIII senator Gray or his friends intro
duce them in Deiawase2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

Tho question of engineers is being &c
in every state In the Union that
within short time. for the protection oi
hninah lives. IL will be impossible for
any one instituted with stea'r to hold OF
secure situation without passing q
rigid examination and obtaining IL
cal Tost has boon published to aid engi.
heers preparing to pass such examlnn-
tion; and MS II embraces all the questions
asked on tho Boiler. Pump. Engine. by.
ready met with such demand that 1t IS
now in its fourth edition. This work
which only costs one dollar, can be OBJ
tnined of the publisher, Walter c. Kraft,
10 La sale street. Chicago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

Is it not worth the small price Of 75c
70 free yourself of every symptom of
those distressing complaints If you
think so call at our store and get u
bottle Of Shiioh's NiLaliLer. every bot
tie has printed guarantee on ii. Use
aoeordinglyand If 1t does YOU no good
, At will cost you nothing, n. l. Dan
forth, whole sale and retail agent, I'd
and Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27


NEW CASTLE Co., DIT,
september u. 1892.
Upon the application OF Joseph
Quinn, Executor OF Hugh Quinn.
late of Wilmington hundred, I'm
said county, deCrused, IL Is order
cd aud directed by tue Register That
tho ! NcCutur aforesaid give nutica ~
granting OF letters testtuuntni'x
upon the estate Of the dcccA seu
with the date Of granting thereof, NY
causing advertisements to he posted
Mitnin forty days from the date OF such
letters Ia six oil tile most public places
u the county oil Now Castle, irqnirt,fs.
all persons hnNm@ demands against the
estate u present the same or abide by
an Act Df \ Assembly IN sucn ease made
and provided; and also Cattse the same
to be inserted within the -itttr period in
til" Delaware Republican, ftlaliyja news
paper published III Wilmington. Dpi..
and 10 be continued therein three weeks,
@. o. d.
------ Given under the hand and seal
s. :. OF office OF tho Register aforc-
- said, ut Wilmington, in New
Castle County, nlorcsn said tho day and
j. WILKINS GOOCH. kesIster.
NBrlCE-Naiicc Is hereby given TINT
letters documentary Wee IN due form
/ Of law granted uutu thr GpdpI signed. on
thu 4lth day Of sept. A, u, lrha, und ttt'tl
NIL persons having Chains against
the estate 0f the 1eCcasrd mus
present thu same, duly Httcsted 10 tht
siI Il 30 'uto1su or before liz .4th div a
Si'u'. 1878, or abide the act OF Assembly II
such cLsa made and PROV ldud.
io~r-!'ll QttlN.S. l. 'aacutor,
Address. Wilmington. bel, s4ti-Hw cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

The men who profit by ballot box
stulflng, and false counting are greatly
opposed to the force bill, or any other
measure that will check the BULLDOG
ing and dishonest practices that keep
the South solid for the Democratic
party. Their denunciation is another
proof of the old saying; NO thief ere
felt the halter draw with good opinion
of the law"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

On Monday a runaway horse In
Chester. Pa, struck William Reeder, n
native of North East. Md employed ut
the Lamokin Car Works rs carpenter.
and injured him so badly that he died
few hours later. He was member
OF Wingate Post, at North East.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27
DIED.

PARDOE--In Toxic. Japan. August 3ist
1892. Miss NJ. Il. V. Pardoe
Buried In Aoyama Cemetery.
g ALBRAlTH ON September 26. 1892, VIM.
Galbralth. aged 81 years.
Rclitlves and friends are INVITED to at
tend the funeral services at the residence
ot his son-in- law. James A. Ford. on We'd
nesuay evening, 25th inst, ut o'clock
lntcrment Thursday. near New London.
Penna.
CRAWFORD-Tn this city. on September
70, 1892. Of diphtheria, Alice, daughter
of John ii. ana a lice J. Crawford. aged
years and months.
Funeral private ON Tuesday afternoon
at A clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS

TARLY purchases of
clothing may be
made this season
~ with entire satisfae.
ton. We've worked
hard to get the goods ready
early. They are worth all we
can say about them. 1t is
the best houseful Of clothing
we ever had within our doors.
There are signs of an extra
ordinary oyercoat season.
We are in the flush of readi.
ness for that. Our Fall
Overcoats from SO to $50
are much ahead of any we
ever manufactured; up to the
highest standards OF fashion
ing ana quality: a large va
riety silk.linod. Professional
and comprehensive men will
lind oYercoats to their tastes.
Young men will be equally
gratitied.
The $1G.5O oyorcoat "a
silk,lined elegance. Pure
dye silk. A pleasure to wear,
a picture to look at.
Madeto.measure! Every
thing tailored just as you
want it. Scale of prices
popular. Finest qualities
of home and foreign manu-
f0cturers side by side. A
special moves trousers,
$50 clleyiot or cash.
mere. See if the lowest you
see anywhere along your
walks isn't $25.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

Saturday was the last day of regis
tratlon in K9nt county Tho total reg
istration in East Dover hundred is 1852,
divided among the precincts as fol.
lows: First district. 37l Second, 5l5;
Third. 276. The vote In 1860 was 1928.
Ex.Leyy Courtman George c. Roth.
well, of Blackbird, was in the city to-
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

Mrg. E. Yansant, No. 1875 Monroe
street. returns her warmest thanks 10
Mrs. Wordell OF Linden street, fo1
finding and restoring to her the watch
and chain that she lost last Saturday
evening, ana at the same time inYokes
heavens choicest blessings upon her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

A festival will be given by the laaiss
of Newport NJ. l.. h '-el on Friday,
September Both, nnu saturday, O0tu-
Der LIST in the Red Mems Hall, Now
port, Bel. Tho proceeds are Tor the
benefit Of the church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

Dwarf Germanknle and curled early
spinach at J, J. smiths, Fourth and
Shiploy streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27
Working
PANT S

which are we'll
made and strong, but
at the same time not
expensive, The lot we
put in stock yesterday
are just such ones. They
are put together well
and are "never rip"
pants, Their price is
$l.25. From that you
can go on up as high
as you like and at every
step you'll get the
good value" given at
Sixth and Market. The
"Mullin" -nade Atwood
Kersey pants at 50 are
worth especial mention.
We've not much to
say about our tailoring
department because we
are getting buster every
day, unless you come
soon you'll regret it
many times.
JAS. I. MULLIN & Son,
Clothing 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

Is an excellent number. Its articles are
timely, and of character thnt this maya
zine so well knows how TO furnish its
readers. Tho two main stories by Pansy
and Margaret sidney, come to close.
The English Literature paper on Mac
aulay, and tho American History paper
on 81. Louis, are both of extreme Inter
est and the shorter stories and articles
valuable in pni ticular.
Price $l.0Oa year; 10 cents a mum.
Der ID. Lothrop Co, Publishers, Bos-
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27
COR. 9Th & KING STREETS

Is the place 10 get those cream boncless
goldfish, new mhCNerei, gilt edged vinegar.
Have y0utricl our Boston ginger cakes'
Lots Of nuts for liallOw Fen. Try our
new Ouckwhcat aud fine 80 ces. We haveI
the Rcd Cross vlnn9ar, hui tue GIT EdpeI
vinegar IS what VIII Keep pickles; IL is
the vinegar that is used 10 make the Cob.
den Club catsup. Look at the new goods
opened this day, We have the roynl eggI
matnront MI the new brands Fine Gas
tie ltoea cheese and We have the best tea
aud coffee and the whiteSt flour IN this
city, Gladstone flour At 45c una II ii
good. Look ut our soap display. Look
Mt the quality of our goods and then look
nj our prices. We have tho best butter
ard freshest eggs always al Southea Il
CORNER 18th and King streets. r. NJ WEIR.
BE-0ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27
DEGlsTER's ORDER,
~ EEGIsTiili's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co., Dit,

NJ. +. Davis, JeweIer. . L. End st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

Sam Bort cut Plug, is the leading
tobacco, FaF esle by al. dAaiegs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

Is a charming number. II has aydainty
lrontispioce, Telling II Secret to Baby"
The Sparrow says strange thug when
talking to the Tiptoe Twins, Teddy's
Kitty fsas cuto US can DO. Nurse Karen
Inns q delightful bit OF sport for Bobby
and Sue. and Sweetheart is ms cunning
rs ever. Tho pictures are pretty and
Baby and Mamma Will be happy and
glad when DnOy's magazine for October
comes.
ber D. IotSron "a yp e 1 ,In s on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-27

ls as winsome Us ever. wherever ihis
little juvenile goes, its mission Is to shed
Brightness. carry sunshine and bring
good cheer. Its pictures, stories and
verse this month. are all about what
boys and girls like. what boys and girls
do. ana what boye and girls are eager to
know. Tho Monkey story. the Studio
Dolls, Anq A Boy and q Girl with the
ponch-time. borrying-time,
and MI sorts OF good times, will gladden.
the heart ofevery little man and woman
and make study-time easier. and play
time happier.
Price tl.OO n year; 10 cents uum-
Der. ID. Lothrop Co., Publishers, Bos-
ton.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09

ponledz;alek z domu "a interesaml
wyszed}, lecz ma rogu ullc
Baltimore / Calvert omdlai TAX,
re powozem mus,ai wrociG do
domu, gdzie pofozy} sic do i6zka
i juz w,ecei ME wsta}. Przywoia.
ny doktor Weber, ktory do konca
Mai ksledza pacjenta W sweJ
lekars&;ej oplece. luz we wtorek
orzek}, re jest bardzo zle z ks.
Chowancem n~lestesy! w srode
okolo godz. LEI rano ks. prob
zamknat powieKi.
Cialo Jego lezalo W plebanil ma
katafalku otoezonym swlecami l
kwiatami az do dina pogrzebu, t.
j. do platku d. 81 Maja b. r., a
tysiace %wiernych, znajomych l
przylaciof I'm arlego ksiedza
odwledza1o przez tenczas plebanie.
ably thot ostatni wzrok rzuclt ma
twarz ukochanego nleboszczyka i
}=e zafosna poswiecic lego panic
CT.
w piatek rano przeniesiono
zw}oki do kosclola, gdzie odprawif
exekwie ks. Carey, : PREY aSyScie
ksiezy A. f. koiaszewskiege 2
Clevelandu CO., Ryszarda Austa
z Scranton, Pa. w East Baltimore
%jeszcze takiego ,pogrzebu ME widzia-
no. Ia trumna rozciagna} sic
dtugl szereg karet (okolo 1907 l
woz6w (oko}o 1907, pc chodnikach
postepowa} nilczaco kiIkotysieczny
nar6d, oddajac ulubionemu kappa
nowi ostatnia przystuge. Po
odprawlenlu modtow i pokropleniu
zwtok na cmentarzu, spuszczeno
takowe do grobu.
WSLiSCkle l~OWalAlSlWa Pai"A"l'
ME wystaplty in corpore. Sp. ks.
Chowanlec znany by1 og6lnie
jake Polak patryota, jake pierw-
s~zorzedny kaznodzleja, q zw}aszcza
re swe] dobroczynnosni i uprzei-
moscl.
Geese Jego pamieci!
(Dos}ownie p%owtorzone
Baltimorsklej POL ONLY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09

miasta, zas druga, kt6rej
swiadkiem byl sam nasz
redaktor, poszla pc Broadly,
do brata ks. K. pod No. IS
Union, tam zostalo wszystko
spakowane. Doprawdy, SERGE
cz}owieka reka ma podobne
widoki. O ludu polsxo
katolicki, talk to ty jestes
wyzyskiwany W tel Ameryce!
Oswiaty nam potrzeba,
pierwszy lepszy mas talk
naciagnat portrait, przysiega
pred oltarzem, ably tylko
naszemu ludkowi oczy
zamydlic a nastepnie rece swe
kala w .......... takiemu
czlowiekowi nasz lud slepo
zawierza. @, zastanowmy sic
tracla drodzy co roblmy, "a
co sic przesladujemy ola
cz}owieka, ktory jest naszym
...... czy sic tax nalezy
dobremu kaplanowl postepo-
wac? Me zwazaimy ma to, IL
tam peWna kllka o}oSnO
krzyczy popieralqc humbug;
my idzmy droga prawdy, a
ia zwyciezyG zawsze musi,
zas co sic tyczy sprawy ma
szej paratialnej sw. Stanis}awa,
badzmy zupelnie spokojni'
zdajmy sic re wszystkiem ma
naszego czcigodnego biskupa,
a ten bedzie najlepiej wiedzia}
co ma uczyni6 i jakiego
kap}ana ma tn przys!ac, ably
zagoil rany tel parafii, a je-
zell sic to sprawdzi cosmy
s}yszeli, to dostaniemy
kaplana polaka screen i
dusza, kt6ry zaprowadzi zu-
pe]ny porzadek W tel parafii,
a W ten GAS znikna kliki tip.
Prosmy vice Boga O spok6j
i zgode W naszeJ paratll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09

sic rrzewlesc do szpltala ola
lekarzy, gdzie cd pofowy
Marca pozostaf.
S. p. Napoleon byl jednym
tych Polakow, kt6rzY nal.
wlece] lnteresowali sic spra.
wami polsklemi.
Byf zawsze pierwszym W
urzadzanlu obchodow parodo-
wych towarzystw l odczytow.
- Pochwas ME zadaf "a to.
Jako lekarz byi prawdziwie
mlfoslernym. Cd prawdziwle
blednych ME 3adat wynagto-
dzenla, ale nawet zostawlat
leszcze ]~afmuzne.
Slabnac coraz wiecej i
czujac zbllzajacy sic koniec,
klerowaf cafy swoj umysl ku
kochanel Ojczyzn1e, ktorei
chclai bye uzYtecznym. q
taclnska Ksiazeczka do modli-
twy ,.Panem Tadeuszem"
wyczekiva at smlercl.....
Umarl ma rekach kocha)a-
col go slostry, k~ilkakrotnle
o%patrzony Sakramentami sw.
Niechaj mu obca zlemia
bedzie lekka!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09
KS. Piotr ChoWanlec.

Ma dnlu 25go Maja zmar} W
plebanli pod l. 1884 Eastern
Ave. Ksiadz proboszcz Piotr
Chowanlec, W SO roku zycia
swego.
Ksiadz Chowanlec urodzi} sic W
Posadzie zarszynskiei, powlatu
sanocklego, W Galicyl, dnia l7-go
styczna 1856 roku. szkcly glmnazy
ialne ~ukonczyl W Jasle, zas swletaa
teologia studJowal W seminaryum
duchownem W Przemyslu, gdzie
tel otrzymat sw'ecenia nizsze.
Pred IL laty prAybv} do Ameryki
i zamieszka} W Buffalo, gdzie W r.
1882 otrzyma} wyzsze swiecenle
ma kapfana. Poznlej %przeni6sf sic
do Brown 20. Wis, gdzle zawia.
dywa} sledmioma parafiami rowno.
czesnle, kt6re sic sk}ada4y ~
rozmaltych narodowosci, zkad sic
znowu przenios} do Swan River,
Min, gdzie gorliwle pracujac ko}o
podniesienia koscloia katollckiego
pobudowaf koscIo}y | pozak}adaf
parafe. w koncu przyiechal W T..
1887 do Baltimore Md. ] obial
posade proboszcza PREY polskim
kosciele Najsw. Fanny Maryi
Rozahcowej, ola kt6rej wspania}a
swlatynla PREY Eastern Ave.
gfownie "a staraniem Jego pobu-
dowana zosta}a, W ktoreJ setki
wiernych zasy}ala obecnle swoje
modify do tronu Przedwiecznego.
Oh dawna juz skarzyi sic s. p.
ksiadz Chowaniec pred przy]a-
ciofmi i znajomymi, IL ME czu]e
sic zdrowym ma osm dnl pred
smiercia oswiadczy{, IL czuJe, jab
go siiy oruszczaja skarzyf sic ma
,cisnlenle W pierslach. Mkt iedna.
kowoz ME przypuszczat, ably
katastrofa smiertelna tax predkc
snastapisa, zwiaszcza, re %jeszcze W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09
zAP1sUJCIE soBIE WIARUsA.
KS. K OfaszeWski
.wyjecha1 z Cleve-
land.

Czytamy w PozoM ~
Ameryce, pismie ktore dawniej
mocao popiera}o ks Kola.
szewskiego W Cleveland,
Ohio, doslownie co n%astepu-
Je:
przyszly wtorek GA
Maja) o godz. s z rama,
przyby} wielki woz i stanaf z
tylu kolo plebanii i zaczeto
nastePnle wynosi6 rome
rzeczy, wszystkie zabite w
pudfa. Duzo niewiast i kilku
mezczyzn zebralo sic pred
dome.n dra Nowosadko,
przypatrujac sic, jalz obey
ludzie pakowali jedno pudlo
"a drugim, zaczeli sobie movie
II lch clezka, krwawa i
kilkoletnia praca W tak......
sposob jest wynoszona 1
plebanii, wszystko byio ]uz
cd kllku dni przygotowane,
pudla wyzej wymienione,
by{y bardzo ciezkie, poniewaz
widzielismy naocznie, IL T.
ludzi ugina}o sic pod ciezarem
iednego.
Pomaga} i'm W niesleniu
tychze ]ego prat J.. Ko}aszew-
Ski, clesla i kontraktor takze
i drugi lego brat Leon
ko}aszewski, policyant, ten
wynoslf w cytili, lecz z
rewolwerem w kieszeni,
pud1a te byiy wszystkie
adresowane do Syracuse, N.
7. Dwoch z parafian uda}o
sic natychmiast do biskupa,
zawiadomiwszy go o tenn,
ten natychmiast wysfaI swego
sekretarza, Wlbnego ks.
Hauck, kt6ry tn przyby} z
paplerami w reku u2owaznie.
MEM ks. biskupa Horstmana,
obejrzawszy wszystko,
poiechal natychmiast, wkr6tce
przy5y}o kilku policyant6w i
stane}o z dala patrzac ma to,
ably ME przyszlo do zadnych
awan1ur pomiedzy ludem a
wynoszacemi rzeczy paraflalne.
Szczescie, re lud zachowa} sic
spokojnie patrzac zdala z
zimna krwia, niekt6rzy Z tych
nawet sic wyrazili, re MECH
Juz tam wezmie co chce, aby
tylko raz Z oczu ludu sic UNI
kna}.
Pc poludniu p%owt6rnie w6z
przyby'F, na1adowano znowu
peSno pudel zabitych, przybyl
takze poWtornie ks. Houck,
sekretarz biskupi, obejrzawszy
wszystko w kosciele, ME
mowlf do nikogo nc w tym
razle; wlasnie stab pogrzeb
ma1ego dziecka, oczekujqc "a
ksledzem, tymczasem probo-
szcza ME by}o, psoszono
wiqc ks. Houck, ably dokona1
obrzqdkdw pogrzebowych, co
tez uczyni}. Rzeczy. Etore
wywiezicne zosta}y, podobno
pierwsza fura poszla do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09

pogahska i szatahska mic ME
zaszkodzi. Owszem uwaza on
sobie "a honor, re 60 mocy
piekielne nienawidza. CT zas,
ktory z piek}em sic kumaja, z
tego pred narodem katolic-
kim i polskim posczycit sic
ME NIGGA i z pewnoscia
PREY lucyperowej pomocy mic
dobrego ami ola Kosciola , ami
ola O)czyzny ME upieka.
NEW YORK., N. Y. -
"Praca i Postep" takim jest
tytuf nowego pisma, jake
ma sic tutai niebawem
ukazae: Wyda so spo}ka, ma
czele ktorej stoi dr.. H. P.
Lewandowski. Redaktorem
wv Plollld lid OyC p. AllOnS
Chrostowsni.
I BALTIMORE, NJ. D.,
donosl nam nasz specyalny
correspondent, re ks. kardynal
Gibbons ostatecznie zezwolii
ma wprowadzenie zw}ok
nleboszczyka ks. Chowanca
do kosciola, lecz pozwolenie
to nadeszlo tax p6zno, re
ksleza polscy " Baltimore
Juz ME mieli czasu wybrac
sic ma pogrzeb.