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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

Special train will leave Savannah at IA NJ
Immediately after the West India fast mali
arriving at Jacksonville shortly otter IL o'clock
noon. connecting with trains for st, Augustine,
PRlatka, Sanford, Port Tampa, and other
points on the lines OF the j., T. & X. W. Ry and
South Florida railroad.
Parties desiring to take st. Johns river
route To Pllatka, Sanford, or Intermediate
points on this beautiful river can do so with-
out extra charge ST. Johns river steamers
leave Jacksonville at p. M, connecting with
train on South Florida railrc d at Sanford for
Tampa and Port Tampa.
Tickets good TO return on any day and on
any train 'aving Jacksonville before midnighh
OF May LIST. Rates offered for the round trip
are less than one-third of the usual fare for one
way. Tc6ets can be purchased from the com-
mittee, at Plant system ticket office. 22lS Bull
Street, and at s., F. g. W. Ry. depot ticket
office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
,ANDsBERa STILL WAITING.

,..Ars Falligant Decides he Will Not
Sentence Him Yet.
1.rdsberg has not yet been sentenced. 1t
-. thought he would be sentenced yester-
~ afternoon, but civil business crowded
=. court, and Judge Falligant decided TO
'..tnone the sentence until some day after
q, return from Atlanta
Tho trial Of Joe Blois, Marion Hayward
II Charles Bacon, the alleged co-conspira-
s Us Of Gay and Williams, the convicted
lonrderers of August Meyer. will not take
- until the next term OF the superior
PIT Blois' trial was set for last Thurs
Ssv. but the Landsberg case set it aside.
1rdge Falligant appointed Abram Vets
burg permanent receiver yesterday Of
Cohen & Co.'S dry goods and notions estab-
S,sbment. which was closed by Sheriff Ro-
n ,'.,l few days ago. The bond of the re-
n .IT was placed at $4,000 which Mr..
Vetsburg furnished and qualified.
Jpdge Falligant yesterday made four
American citizens. They are Bernard
Fbrlich and George Birle, subjects of the
Emperor of Germany, Alfred Loosen,
mbiect Of the King of Norway and
Sweden, and Elias Shooter, a subject of
A s Eichberg was yesterday appointed
scommercisl notary public by Judge FALL
CANT.
The SANDER suit of Michael j. Egan
against William Kehoe was dismissed in
the city court yes ferday for want of prose-
,ntiou. It will be remembered that Egan.
At one time, was an employe of Kehoe, and
m q n IA or
daayored to injure his business. Mr.. Kehoe
expressed him elf in plain terms about his
ex-employe's conduct, and Egan instituted
proceedings in the city court for damages
Tor SANDER against his character. The case
was called once before but was continued.
After that Egan left the city, and re-
Gently became involved In personal
dif9cnlty with his successor Ia
the management of Brunswick establish
nent and was seriously cut with a knife in
consequence. He undertook TO cowhide
the man appointed in his place. When
the docket was sounded yesterday Mr..
Kehoe announced ready for trial, but as no
answer was made by either Egan or his
counsel Judge MacDonell ordered the suit
dismissed.
William Bryan was convicted In the city
court Yesterday Of vagrancy, and was SEN
fenced by Judge MacDonell,t to three months
on the chain-gang.
Hon. Thomas NJ. Norwood will leave for
Washington, D. c.. tomorrow night.
Wednesday he will argue in the United
States supreme court the case of the Alta
Mining Company of Arizona against the
Benson Smeltii Company. The mining
company received a judgment in the Ari-
pns courts against the smelling concern,
but appealed to the highest court.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
MAKE AN ADVERTISER
OF Every Visitor to Savannah

OF Every Visitor to Savannah.
Mr.. Editor-At the outset wish to state
that do not own one share of Electric rail-
way stock and have no personal interest
whatever to serve in advocating the pro-
position of running their cars through the
market. But if council grants this conces-
ton it will push US forward in the line Of
progress to such an extent that it would
advertise Savannah as progressive go
ahead city, more than anything it ossibly
could do-for the outlay-as it costs the city
nothing.
Think of the impression a visitor would
get on viewing the spectacle Of electric cars
rum ng through our market; progress, GO
aheadeduess and ENTERPRISE would at once
stamp their impress on his mind. We want
what is new and striking, and just here
want to say that Mr.. George Baldwin's idea
regarding our public squares most excel
lent one. If carried out it would at once
and striking. Ten thousand dollars
was recently wanted to advertise Savannah.
Let council adopt such wideawake measures
and changes, and every stranger visiting
our city becomes at oLce a lasting adver-
tiser. recounting. as he frequently must, the
uncommon Things seen in Savannah. The
old Central is back rapidly resuming her
old Satisfactorily the effect is felt in the
ouickened pulse of trade throughout 10
clUy-the tide has reached the lowest ebb
and started upward-let US catch with such
progressive moves its change and hurry on
its rising flood forgetting never that for
low prices on attractive clothing coupled
with sterling wear, NJ. Dryfus is to be
sought. corner Congress and jefferson
streets.
-Ad. PROGRESS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
MAY WEEKS RACES.
The Programme at the Thunderbolt
Driving Park.

The Programme at the Thunderbolt
Driving Park.
Manager A. P. Doyle has arranged three
days programme of racing for May week.
There will te one harness and two running
events each day. The races are open to all.
and very likely there will be a large number
OF strange horses in each contest. The races
nave been thoroughly advertised through.
out the south and horsemen have been in-
Vlted to attend and bring their best
ones. The entries in the different
events will close May at 10 O'Clock. In
each contest four or more to enter and
1hree to start. The entrance fee must &C.
company the entry; also colors OF rider or
Qrlyer. All entries must be made with A .
Doyle. The races for each day are as
follows:
FIRST DAY.
gov class, trotting. Purse $125.
z mile heats, running. Purse 300.
4 mile dash, running. Purse $50.
SECOND DAY.
200 class, trotting. Purse S125.
e mile heats running. Purse 500.
u mile heats, running. Purse $75.
THIRD DAY.
800 e' ~ 90
one mile dash. Purse $75.
Mile heats. Purse $75.
III addition to the races there will also he
purses offered for athletic sports and foot
races each day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
...change pitcher

Both teams have been practising, and
some good battery work is expected. Nor.
rissey and HarrIgan for the G. l.. A. are
we'll known. Morrissey pitches a slow but
deceptive curve. aarrigan will captain
the G. L. A.
Tyson of the Y. M. H. A. is fast and has
some good curves, while his catcher, Bou-
chard, is probably The best all-round player
IN Savannah. He will captain the Y. NJ.
II. A. team.
The intieId of the G.. L. A. team Is oorn-
posed of old ball players. F. Myers, Jr., at
first and c. Lilienth Il at short for the Y.
NJ h. A. are good men 10 tuose positions
and can WELD the willow we'll.
Both associations have large number Of
lady admirers, and, no doubt they will be
out In force to encourage their respsc tive
tavorites. Betting is in favor OF the c. L.
a, with odds at to 4. Mr.. NJ. A. Morrisey
: manager Of the c. L. A. team and Mr..
IL A. Davis acts in the same capacity for
the Y. NJ. H A.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
Household Furniture.
By ]. MCLAUGHLIN & SON,

O'clock, ss Taylor street, between brayton
and Alb. rcorn street:
HATRACK, CARPET, OIL CLOTH, STAIR
CARPET. HALL LAMP, HALL CHAIRS,
PARLOR SUITE, EASY CHAIRS. NJ. T IA
BLES, LACE CURTAINS. BRUSSELS CAR
PETS, SHADES. MANTEL CLOCK, RUGS,
PICTURES, DINING TABLE, SIDEBOARD.
CHIFFONIER, DINING CHAIRS, GLASS
FRIGERATOR. BEDROOM SUITES, SOFA,
Oh AIRS WARDROBE, TOILET SET, CAR
PETS, MATTRESSES Etc. ; KITCHEN UTEN-
SILS WIRE SAFE, TABLES. TINWARE,
PLATEWARMER, Etc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
The Morning News City Delivery

Is as perfect as money, experience and con-
slant care can make it. The per is de-
livered in any part of the city as far south
as EsJill avenue promptly and regularly,
Immediately after going 10 press, and with
as little delay as IS possible to make certain
delivery. The service is the best OF any city
in the south, and Is under the immediate
supervision of The business office. None but
the pest carriers are employed, and our con-
slant aim is TO make this important depart
mont faultless. In the southern part of the
city prompt delivery Is made 10y wagon,
guaran teeing TO those living a distance
from the office an early service. The MORN
ING NEWS will be delivered eguIarly for
one month, 81 90; three months, 81 so.
Your subscription solicited.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
The Guards Bicycle Club.

at a meeting Of the Qua ds' Bicycle Club
- 'ne armory last night it was decided to
lo.' ednesday night to elect officers. The
e1''orm has been selected. 1t is dark gray
:. :, 'nned In black, and will be furnished by
eue falk Clothing Company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
FURN ITURE
AT AUCTION.
L.D.&R.D. LaRoChe, AuCtioneerS

On WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of April, 1892,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, on the promises No. -
Houston street, between South Broad and
Hull streets, will sell for CASH to the highest
bidders all the furniture contained in the
said house. consisting of the contents of nina
Orwell furnished rooms, viz:
Black Walnut BEDROOM SUITES, COTTAGE
SETS and other styles. CARPETS, MATING.
HAIR and MOSS MATTRESS Es, FINE VASES,
BRIC-A-BRAC, CUSPIDORES, PICTURES.
CHAIRS, FANCY ROCKERS, TABLES, BU.
REAUS. BEDSTEADS. WASHSTANDS, PAR
LOR SUITES, DINING CHAIRS and TABLE
CROCKERY, KITCHEN FURNITURE and
many other articles. Sale to begin promptly at
II o'cl ok. Goods to be removed as soon as
fore delivery.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
TUESDAYS BALL GAME.

The c. L. A. and z. M. q. A. to Open
the Local Amateur Season.
The C. l. A. and Y. II. h. A. base ball
clubs will play their first game of the season
Tuesday afternoon at the Bolton Street base
ball park.
The players and their positions are as fol-
lows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

ba'origgan half hose, Is cents,a Altmay
pour ply cuffs, IL cents. at Altmayer's.
DaIhriggan shirts. % cents, at Altmayr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

The E. NJ. R. Association excursion to
Florida leaves Savannah tomorrow at ITO
q. m. See advertisement.-Ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

The Norwegian bark G. B. Harbitz was
cleared yesterday for Garston Dock with
1864 barrels of rosin, weighing LAS. 1920
pounds, valued at $l4,5 500, and 1000 barrels
spirits turpentine, measuring 81 800 gallons,
valued at Sl6,005. Total valuation of cargo
S3O,5O5. Cargo ard vessel cleared by Pat
erson. Downing g. Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
PROGRESS.

The E. NJ. R. Association excursion to
Florida leaves Savannah tomorrow at 7:10
a. N. See q ivertisement.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

The steam yacht Golden Rod was at
Murphy's coal dock yesterday taking on
fresh water and coaling preparatory to
leaving port. She will be missed from the
river, as it was the practice to fire a gun
aboard her at shutdown
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
RATES FROM SAVANNAH:

Children over and under IL years half rate.
Rates from Jacksonville to Sanford by boat
are the same as by rail. Meals and state room
not included.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

The schooner Three Marys sailed yester-
measuring $50, 900 feet, shipped by E. Hurd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
Other Worlds Than Ours

DY special request the three ASTRONOM-
ID ICAL LECTURES. recently given by PROF..
OTIS A HMORE, will be condensed into one
and delivered on MONDAY EVENING. April
p, at Trinity Sunday school rooms, corner
President and jefferson streets, commencing as
s:l0 o clock
only the choicest views and diagrams viii be
used, with a brief description of each
These views are the finest that have ever been
shown in this city, and they, together with what
Prof Ashmore will say about them, will afford
q rare treat to all who admire beauty, grandeur
and sublmity.
Whole tickets, IS cents; half tickets, 25 cents.
To be had at the door and from members of the
Sunday school.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

The tug Cynthia will leave this morning
with large party for the Blacklist banks.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

The tug Jacob Paulsen leftlast evening to
tow the Norwegian bark Wayfarer from
Tybee to Bruins ick.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
TIE RIVER AND HARROR.

The tug Juno arrived here yesterday from
Port Royal, with lighter in tow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

Indge Falligant appointed Abram Vets
hrrg permanent receiver yesterday Of
Cohen & Co.'S dry goods and notions estab-
Lshment, which was closed by Sheriff Ro-
nsD a few days ago. The bond of the re-
.aiver was placed at $4,000 which Mr..
Vatsburg furnished and qualified.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

Judge Falligant yesterday made four
American citizens. They are Bernard
Ebrlich and George Birle, subjects of the
Emperor of Germany, Alfred Loosen. a
subject Of the King of Norway and
Sweden. and Elias Shooter, subject of
ths Emperor Of Austria.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

A. S. Eichberg was yesterday appointed
commercial notary public by Judge Fall
CANT.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-20

Crawford, ktory ma sztor zelaztwa w
Columbus Grove, w sasiedstw:e ban
ku, "a ;nteresami swymi wyjecha4 do
Westerville. w bryczce MIN jecha}
detektyw Bailey, W prywatnyn in
teresie. w drodze spotkali bryczke,
jadaca przeciwnej strony. Crawford
spojrza} ma przejezdzajacego i z
wielkim zadziwieniem, rzek} do de-
tektywa:
"To jest ten cz}owiek, co pope}nil
rabunek u mas W bankuw
Przejezdzajacy poblad}, gdy 20
baczy{ Crawforda.
By} to Van Loon!
Aresztowano 60 jego sprawa to-
czy sic obecnle pred sadem W Otta-
wa. Van Loon ma dobrych adwoka-
tow, ale pewnie 60 szubienica ME
mlnie, gdvz Crawford, zezna} il po-
zna} morderce dobrze, gdyz cd ME-
go Van Loon kupii diva rewolwery i
temi rewolwerami strzela} do kasye-
ra Maple i zabi1 farmera Vandermar-
k'a. kasyer takze pozna} Van Loo
ma. Inni swiadkowie zeznali re Van
Loon wyjecha} domu ma 2 dni l
wtedy by4a popeSniona zbrodnia w
Columbus Grove.
Przes}uchiwanie swiadkow W tel
sprawie jeszcze ME skofczy}o sic.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-20
Z OSAD POISkICH
KS-A INTRYGANCI LUD BUNTUJA
podburzaja do mord6w, ably tylko do.
kuczac ks. KOlasihskiemu.

Franciszek Kabacinski zosta} osa.
dzony w piatek "a zabojstwo J6zefa
Boldly w Boze Narodzenie, zr. Sad
przysieg}ycb uznas 60 winnym. Czy-
telnicy pamietaja, ze W Boze Naro-
dzenie zesz}ego roku 5 polakow ma
pastowa}o o poinocy dwoch cz{on.
k6w Gwardyi kosciuszko, ktorzy ma
leza do parafii ks. Kolasihskiego. Po
wymianie ostrych wyzwisk, napast-
nicy zaczeli rzucat biotem ma gwar-
dzist6w,a c; we w}asnej obronie ze
zemsty rzucili sic bronia ma napa-
stnik6w. Kabacihski uderzyi Bolde
przez glove kolba swej fuzyii wkr6t-
co potem Bolda umar}. Gwardzisci
wyjechali do Grand Rapids, ale tam
ich aresztowano. Wyrok oparty 20
sta& jedynie ma zeznaniu kapitana po-
lioyi Burgera, ktory opowiedzla&, ze
kabacihski przyzna} sic przed MIN
do zab6jstwa. Obrohcy Kabacihs.
kiego chcieli udowodni6, re Kaba
cihski Ii Lewandowski, by} napad-
niety i musia} sic bronic, i ze Bolda
ME umari wskutek uderzenia kolba,
lecz upadniecia ma chodnik, podczas
gdy by} bardzo pijany... w sprawie
tel ujawpia sic tylko ten fakt, re
ksieza katoliccy, zamiast naucza6
swych wiernych spokoju, to oni ich
nauczaja, ably - mordowali "kola.
chow: Wyrok wypadt bardzo jed
nostronnie, a zdaje nam sic, re to
dlatego, ably sic podchlebi6 silniej-
Sym, a poteplt przesladowanego ks.
kolasihskiego. Kabacihski musi bye
teraz ofars.. Ola msciwych ksiezy.
Oj, Dombrochy, dlaczego wy ME da-
jecie nikomu spokoju!?..
k6tnie pomiedzy ksiezmi katolic-
kimi daja bardzo z&y przyk}ad lu-
dziom. Zgorszenie pomiedzy katoli-
kami dosz}o do tego stopnia, re W
Wielki Poniedzia}ek kilku m{odych
urwisz6w, parafii ks. Chodniewicza,
przebra}o sic "a ksiezy chodzill po
ulicy.... ma to, ably wyszydza6 ks.
kolasihskiego. Oj, dombrochy, czy
to szyderstwo ME spadnie ma vase
g}owy? Wy bezczescicie stan kap}ah
ski i swieta religia!...
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-20

kich przebytych trudach. A lie po-
ciechy dozna}em, chodzac do cho-
rych. Tu i konno jechat ME mona,
DO jeszcze drog ME ma. A wyobrazid
sobie ten tylko moze dziewicze lasy
Brazylji, kto je zna. Nietylko cz{o-
wick do lasu wejst, ale literalnie ami
reki W zbita gaszcz wetknat ME mo-
re. Sciezka tylko ma predce przecie-
ta, mile lub dwie, po gorach, ska&ach
i przepasciach--podroz do chorego.
Ma gore wdrapa6 sic ciezko, a z 60
ry jeszcze gorzej, DO W przepasci z
pewnoscia p}ynie bystry strumieh,
przez ktory nieraz z trudnoscia moz-
ma sic przedostat i znowu pod gore.
Ale swita male p6lko wyrabane i
wypalone chatka-to kolonja pol
ska. Gospodarz pracujacy, widzac
u7nojonego kap}ana W komzy, zdej-
mule czapke, kleka i zegna sic je.
go iona dzieci pred chata t6z sa-
mo czynia. Ia rodzina rozdziela sic,
jedna Geese zostaje przy domu, a
druga towarzyszy kap4anowi. I tax
dalei dalej, wsr6d gestej puszczy
b}yskaja polka, ktorych pracownicy
oddaja Geese Bogu. Wreszcie, ma
przodzie wsrod puszczy rozlegala
sic melodje slicznych znanych tonow,
DO towarzyszacy naprz6d wys&ali z
zawiadomieniem, re juz Pan Jezus
kapsanem sig zbliza, vice tam ze-
brana oczekujaca grcmadka kleczy
ze swiecami nuci: ''niech bedzie
pochwalony Przenajswietszy Sakra-
ment".'
W Brazylji nietylko jest to nadz
wyczajna nowina, ale cudem co u
polakow jest tylko religijnym obo.
wiazkiemH'
Wreszcie ks. Mozejewski opowiesc
swoja kohczy nast7puiacem wezwa-
MEM: zach kap{anow! Zle ten lud
zrobi}, re tysiacami opusci{ kraj, ale
nam sic ME godz' opuszczac swoich,
by zgineli''.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-20

mi rzadzic. ksieza odebrali niekt6re
ksi1zki paratialnemu zarzadowi spa
Iii je, ably ME by&o dowod6w, jak
paratia oszukuja.
Towarzystwo wybrato komitet
3oh cz}onk6w, ably zaprosili ks. Lex
ma posiedzen;e, ale on ME chciat
przyjst.
Me mogac >siedzem przyjs6 do
zadnego uczciwego porozumienia,
paratianie W kilka dni pozniej poszi
re skarga do Biskupa. Delegaci pa
rahalni przedstawili zadania ma pis.
mie, odebrali take pismienna od-
powiedz cd Biskupa: y ksiadz musi
zwr6cit wszystkie ksiazkl. y Zarzad
koscielny moze bye tylko przedsta-
wiony przez ksiedza, ale parahanie
musza go wybierac; jezeli sic para.
tianie ME zgadzaja ma tych co ksiadz
przedstawi}, to moga swoich handy
datow przedstawi6. 81 Nowi trustysi
musza zdat rachunki co kwartat
pred starymi, gdyz ci So rekordo.
wani. 4) Co do dzwonnego, to ma pc.
zostat tax, jak by}o.
o Tow. sw. Jozefa Biskup ME
mog} zrozumie6, co oni So "a narodo-
wosci CO chca zrobi6, wiec chce aby
mu ks. Lex wyt}omaczyf. Ale " CORY
Biskup oswiadczy@, ze to Tow. nie
moze istnie6 jako bractwo koscielne.
Delegat6w prosi}, aby to ludziom
wytsomaczyli i starali sic zaprowa-
dzenie spokoju.
Jaki rezultat z tego wszystkiego
bedzie, to p6zniej doniose, DO teraz
sic wszystko ''gotuje," II. jedri z
druglmi niepotrzebnie sic sprzeczaja.
Gdyby "a sprawiedliwoscia wszyscv
szli, toby ME potrzebowali sprzecza6
sic.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-20
LOS POLAKOW W BRAZYLU.

KS. NJ. Mozejewski, bv}y pro-
boszcz parafji sw. Wojciecha W Buifa
10, opisuje W n 81 s'Niedzieli'' dole
polskjch wychodzc6w W Brazylji. Po-
dane przez czcigodnego ks. NJ szcze-
go}y, skreslone roz-zewniajaca pro-
stota i biiaca W oczy prawda, zas}u-
guia ma MAJ jwieksza uwage. Opisaw-
sly bogactwo ziemi | roslinnosci, ks.
Mozejewski mowi: Gale to wszystko
ma odwrotna stone. Owe olbrzymie
urodzaje maja swych wrogow nisz-
czycieli. Ma}e zboze wyjadaja mrow-
ki,kukurydze niszcza papugi, wieksze
zboza niszcza kuropatwy, kt6rych tu
jest trzy gatunki kury dixie, ME
mowiac juz mnostwie p}az6w, we
zow i zmij, nieraz olbrzymiej wiel-
kosci. Koty dzikie, mrowkojady bor-
suki ma}py, dziki, sarny indyki dzi-
kie, krokodyle przy wooach, pa
jaki jadowite, wielkosci duzego ra-
! ka, wszystko to czycha tn ma prace
cz}owieka lub ma niego samego i
psote mu wyrzadza. A ma iwiekszym
wrogiem koIonisty jest tu szarancza,
ktora jednej chwili zdolna Jest GAIA
jego prace zniszczy6, gdzie chmura
przejdzie.
Z poczatku pozwolono mi odpra-
wiat msze, sw. W rzadowym sl.}adzie
materja}ow dla kolonji. Ale tu TAXA
dzicz zaczefa sic zbiega6, iak ma be-
kowisko i zachowywac sic nietylko
bez zadnej WARY i sumienia, ale bez
najmniejszego wychowauia przyz-
wojtosci: W czapkach, W towarzy.
stwie psow, cygarami W ustach, z
g{osnemi rozmowami, smiechami i
krzykami... Potem, w innych miej-
scach, jeszcze gorzej znalaz}em. Je-
dni, zyjac prawie dziko, ME maja
zadnego wyobrazenia o Bogui reli-
gil ME wiedsa +ylko tyle, ze So kato.
likami ale co to jest religja katolicka
ME wiedza nawet o pacierzu wyo-
brazen:a ME maja". KS. Mozejewski,
poruszony do g1ebi niedola moralna,
otumanionych szalbiercze'ni obietni-
cami gentow brazylijskich, bieda-
kow, wybra1 sic W iscie apos6olska
pielgrzymke po kolonJach, z kt6rej
nastepujacy do g}ebi wzruszajacy
sposob, zdaje sprawe: "po 60 latach
uczyc sic konno jezdzic po ska}ach j
przepasciach, brna6 przez nieznana
g1ebokos6 woody, ma koniu, piesSo
lub ma barkach przewodnika, lub
gdy ca4y dzieh deszcz, a trzeba cia-
gle is6 przez woody brna6, DO trud
no wsr6d puszczy pomiedzy zwierze-
tami nocowac, to wszystko 1uz ME
ma ten wick zdrowie; jednak mad
spodziewanie Bog .dobry wspiera
SHY mole trudy wynagradza.
Gdy sic patrzy ma radosc naszego
ludu, ma }zy ich szczescia mego
przybycia ma tulenie sic pod skrzy-
dla WARY W peinieniu powinnosci
Bozych, wtedy zapomina sic o wszyst-
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-20
SPRAWA MORDERCY VAN LOON.
SwiadkOwfe dobrze go pOznali, jake
mOrderce i rabusia.

w ma{em miasteczku Westerville,
W stanie Ohio, zy} sobie bogaty far
mer, przedsietiolca szpekulant, ma
.zwiskiem Frank Van Loon. Mia4 ON
pieniedzy i przyjacio&, pod dostat-
klein. Mkt ME pyta4 60 sic, ami po-
dejrzyvai W jaki spos6b swe bogac-
-twa zbija}.
Wyjezdza{ On czesto miasteczka
"a interesami, DO kazdy bogacz ma
rozleg}e interesa. Gdzie on jezdzi@ i
DO co, Mkt ME vie. Van Loon by{ u :
wazany "a prawego cz}owieka kaz-
.dy mu wierzy}.
Dn'a 3 sierpnla z. r. W miasteczku
Columbus Grove W banku zastrzelo-
ny byf farmer Vandermark kasyer
T. J. Maple postrzelony trzy razy.
Rabus z}apai pien:adze kantoru
(przeszio $4,000 i uciek}, ME pozosta-
wiaj4c po sobie zadnego sladu.
Najzdolniejsi detektywi ME mogli
prawdz;wego rabusia pojma6, choc
aresztowai niema}o podejrzanych O.
sob. Sprawa juz prawie ucich}a, DO
mic nowego ME MONA by1o sic dowie-
.dziec.
Dopiero v lutym b. r. nie]akis