davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-07-09
perjurcd himself.

In an action for payment OF a
tailor's bill, witness swore that a
certain dress-coat was badly made
one OF the sleeves being longer than
the other. You will" said Erskine,
slowly, having risen to ross-examine
'swear-that one of tho sleeves was
-longer-than the other?" Witness
81 do swear it." Erskine Quickly.
and with a flash OF indignation) -
Then. sir. am to understand that
you positively deny that one OF the
sleeves was shorter than the otherp"
Startled into a Standardization by
the suddenness and impetuosity Of his
thrust the witness said: Il do deny
It," Erskine (raising his voice as the
tumultuous laughter, died away.
Thank you sir; I don't want to
trouble you with another question.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-07-09
THERE WE'RE PREJuplcEs.
Mine Host Kindly Counseis with Newly
Arrived Guest.

Mine Host Kindly Counseis with n Newly
Arrived Guest.
The young man from New York had
arrived In the western town about 4
o'clock in the afternoon and taken
apartments at the hotel. says the De-
troit Free Press. just before supper
pardon the anachronism. dinner
just before dinner he came down into
the office arrayed In the latest
topped of with silk hat and tapered
out with patent feathers.
The landlord restrained himself
with an effort when the dude ap-
peared.
Excuse me. mister" he said.
twiching his fingers nervously do
you expect to wear that around this
town."
Wear what%' inquired the guest
In surprise.
THAT hat and the landlord nodded
toward it.
Il thought would"
.And that hard billed shirtp"
al thought So"
"And them clo's?"
Yes"
.And them sinners on your feet?"
Yes"
The guest was gazing at the land
lord In innocent amazement and the
landlord was trying to keep his
Adams apple from popping out and
falling on the floor.
Didn't you come out here as a
first-class passenger" he finally got
his voice into shape for inquiring.
Certainly did. / don't look like
rode in a stock car or walked. do
IP'
The landlord struggled. with him
self some more.
do you expect to so back the
same way?"
Il certainly do"
We'll. mister,'' the landlord by this
time had overcome his natural in
stincts, and had laid his hand kindly
on the shoulder OF his guest you
won't do it il you wear them clos
around this town, you won't by gum"
And why not?" asked the be-
wildered easterner.
Because you'll go home as freight
and you'll be ready tu be shipped on
the first train o-morrow. Our people
have got some pre;udiccs that's bound
to be respected, err there'll be shootin'
shoren
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-07-09
Lost lnterest in the Case.

She liked the story and she didn't
hesitate to say So In fact she told
her friend. who had been married a
year or more. that it was lust love-
ly"-one OF the most interesting stories
she had ever heard
The married friend was mildly in
terested and asked what kind OF q
story it was.
.One OF the most perfectly beauti-
full dialect stories you ever read was
the reply. did you ever read any
dialect stories?"
Yes replied the friend. sadly. 'but
not for year or two. used to enjoy
reading them"
Don't you now?
mo I've lost all interest In Them.
l have them in real life anyway"
I'm real life! Where?"
I'm the kitchen, my dear. You
don't understand because you don't
keep house. Chicago Tribune"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-07-09
SONG FROM THE PRINCESS.

As thro' the land at eve we went
and pluck'd the rfpen'd ears,
We fell out, my wife and l
oh, we fell out, know not WIN.
And kissed again with tears.
For when we came where lies the child
We lost in other years,
There above the little grave,
oh, there above the little grave.
We kissed again with tears. NJ
Alfred Tennyson.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-07-09
Uncertain.

She-Won't you recite to us the
poem you spoke Of writing the other
day?
He-Please don't ask me to do 1t
now. because I'm not in the mood. but
/ will some time before 1t Is pub
lished.
She-But that is SO indefinite. New
York Judge
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04

bolesne dzieje Gornego Slazka z
ostatniego cwier6 wieku, podni6sl
zadanie polsklel prasy gornoslaz-
klej i zachecaf lud do wytrwalos-
CT, DO prawo Boskie przyrodzone
l nadprzyrodzone to nasze tasfo!
Ma zakonczenle przemawia}
j~eszcze ks. proboszcz Rimel.
Wspomniat ma sfowo nieodzafowa-
nej pamleci ksiedza kanonlka Flc-
ka: Dopoty G6rny Slazk pozosta-
ME katollcklm, dopoki w jezyku
polskim spiewa swe piesni go
dzmkl, zachecaf W goracych sto-
wach ca}y lud Slazkn do wlernos-
ci ola WARY mowy, do obrony
narodowych w!asciwosci. Ma "a
konczenie wznl5sl mowca okrzyk
ma Geese OJca sw. [Okrzyk ma
czescs.cesarza wznl6s} ,iuz poprzed-
MO Jeden z delegatow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
FRASZKI.
lie stosunkow Warszawskich.

lie StOSunEOW W0rSz0WSElch.
BezpieczehstwS letnikow Jest
obeenie ma porzadku dsiennym
we wszystklch osadach ciesza.
cych sic napfywem mieszkahcow
Warszawy. Zdwojona czujnosG
wtadz policyjnych,s zwiekszenie
liczby str6z6w nocnvch = So to
naturalpie pierwsze Arodki, W tel
mierze przedsiebrane. Charakte-
rystyczna ma tie powyzszym scene
opowiada jeden z letnikow Gro
dziska pod Warszawa. Kt6regos
wieczora zaczepit 60 str6A nocny:
o tera-powiada-moga juz pan
stwo spa6 spekojnie.- DIacsego7
-interpeluje z%apytany. -Zamiast
iednego str6za jest ich al CITE
rech. "A pilnujecie dobrze?-C Co
ME many pilnowac? Cd ulicy pc
wnikiem zfodzicj ME psyjdzIe. -
A cd dzledzihca? Cd dziedzlh-
ca? jek zechce to ! psyjdzie.>-Jak-
to przyjdeie? "A dye tam park.
a cfek w leslie zlodzieja ME
uputrzy. OF ma ten przvikfad
prosze iaski pahskiej, ma J%esieni
chodze ia ma s,ojce, "a tn mi cos
sic widzi, re W sklepie o pofnocku
$40 bwieci.. Rychtyk ~z}odziej my
Sic. Vice wofam do drugiego !
do sklepu. Podesliwa biizko,as ktos
z przeproszeniem gospodaruie. -
A co Wy tn robicle? pytam.
akto,powiada-gospodarz u siebIe
ma zawsze cos do roboty. Go.
spodarz-powiadam, to dac mu
pokoj i ~podesl1wa dalej P~rzyszedf
ranek "a tn wrzaski. sklep okra-
dli.-A tvs taxi uwaAny-gadaia-
ME p lnowat. - Ty'ko BE zfo-
dziej mas zdurzy1 i basta... Ma
turalnie, IL letnik. sfuchajaoy
zwierzen stro&a ]gredziskiego, co
a mocnlejszego nabieraf przeko-
mania, il POD TAX czujna epleka
spac moze ,,spokojnlc".
Pan Caps i, mieszkaniet
mlasta wyjochawszy ma wies "a
pragnat uzyc konnej przejazdzkl-
poszedf do stajni i sam siodtaJa(
konia ktadzie siodto tyfem ma
prod. Zwraca mu ktos uwage
Gapski usmiecha sic ironicznie' 8
z kad pan wie-odpowiada = W
kt6ra strone ia pojade?!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04

Slazka, ks. Federowicz, przeor
CO.. paulinow z Krakowa.
ks. misyoparz Plegsa z ORA
gomirowa W Bufgaryi in
nj.
Swietny ten obch6d rozpo.
czat sic uroczystem nabozeh.
stwem, odprawionem przez
KS. Radzleiewskiego W asys-
tencl dwoch ksiezy W kosc'e'
lie sw. Trolley. Kazanle misi
wlkary Wfoczka z z%astosowa-
ME do uroczystoscl.
W redakcyl K at IL k a
ztozyli zyczenia ks. Radzle.
,ewskiemu | lego slostrze p.
Ludwlce Radziejewskie] wy
mienieni wy2ej redaktorzy
Nadto nadeszty niezliczone
telegramy cd gazet. iowa.
rzystw polsklch It'd. z poslow
gornoslasklch nadestall tele-
granny PIP. MAJOR Szmula i
Letocha.
Prezez kota polsk1ego pan
Leon Czarlinski przesfal SER
deczne 2yczeria.
Pc pofudniu o godz. 4
rozpoczaf sic festyn ludowY
W ogrodzle Sanssouc i.
,Piekne bramY tryumfalne
wystawiono PREY pierwszym
drugim wchodale z naplsa.
mi:
wv y"! i
Zkadbadz przybywasz, jezellk
Jest wlerny
Were , movie, co je z ojc6w
many,
Bratem nam jestes ml1ym i
serdecznym,
Bratnlem Gle screen witamy!
W ogrodzie przygrywafa
kapela narodowe piesn1, a lud
spiewa1 bawif sic wesolo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04

Die Poznani :
Xxi przytacza zabawy
ludowe) nastepu]acy ustep.
Miodych redaktorow, stoia-
cych ma czele Katollka,
Gazety Opolski G i
N O W IN r FAC i b orsk CHI
vital lud "a kazdorazowem
ich uka2aniem sic hucznemi
oklaskam, okrzykaml:
Mech 4y]e!. gdy
ks. poset Radzlejewskl nlby
patron gazet polskich | oswia-
ty ludowej ma Gornym Slas-
ku, sic ukazat, ob]awom zapa.
1u i radoscl ME byfo kon-
ca.
W ogrodzie p~rzemawlall
redaktorzy do ludu, a me3o-
VIE z ludu Ito redaktorow W
serdecznycl' Sfowach. Tu by
10 MONA ,"znaG, iak wlelka
mifoscla rel .kcye gazet gor-
noslasklch d l1dem So zlaczo.
ne.
Pan Al uu Napleralskl Cd
Kotohka z*checaf obecnych,
ably obok zyczliwosci Ola
Katozika zachowali takae
zyczliwosc ola Gozety Opozs-
&iej Nowln Raciborshich,
gdyz obydwa te plsma maja
eel egzystencyi swel j tax
samo wazne zadanie do spell.
nienia W swoim zakresie, jak
KotollE
Zwracaiac sic szczegolnle
do robotnikov ktoszy w
Bytomsklem " przewaznej
llczbie So reprezentowani,
pouczal mowca, ze powinni
wiele czytac l oswlecaG sic,
gdy2 W ten tylko sposob
NIGGA dojsc do dobrobytu.
W czasle, gdy pan Maple
ralskl to mowlt, 2aszfa humo-
rystyczna scena, ktora
warto tn powtorzyc. Jeden
z robotnlkow przerwaf NOW
cy zapytaf go: A czemu to
Pan Redaktor taki chudy,
kiedy vie spos6b na dobrn
byt.
Wsr6d ogolnej wesoloscJ
odpowledzial p. Napieralskl,
Re praca ola dobrybytu ludu
gornoslaskiego tax go wyc;eh.
czy4a. Poczem wstapli ma
krzes1o D. Matkowski, redak-
tor Nowln R aclb or.
h, tegi barczysty
mezczyzna / rzeki:: Widzlcie>
lie ia sic bardzo loznle cd
mego poprzednlego mowcy,
BIO nam szerokle BARK, ale
IA to )e nam abym IA Mich
dzwigac mogt kiopoty raci-
borskich stosunkow.
Pc p. Mackowsklm zabraf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04

clSSC pieFWsZa w OgrOQZle.
Nastaplta Geese powazna.
0 godz. 6 wieczorem uda-
no sic do wlelklej sail hotelu
s a oucl, gdzie zarzad
Towarzystwa nrzemysfowcow
gornoslazklch. ktory bardzo
sumienne i gorl'wlwle calym
obchodem 1ubileuszu sic
zalaf, urzadzif walne zebrarle.
SaIa obszerna j wielka, nadto
zaopatrzoua W galerve. gdzie
widow zebraio sic be- liku.
ME ponliesclta uczestnikow.
Pan Gallus, prezes
prezes Towarzystwa, zaga!f
posledzeula, w!tajac gosoi l
objasn!ajac waznosc uroczys-
tosci ]ubileuszowej. Przewod-
niczacym zgromadzenla obrano
ksiedza proboszcza Rimla z
Wfochow W srednim Slazku,
zastepca przewodDlczacego ks.
przeora Federowicza z Kra.
kowa, iawnikaml p. Koraszew-
skiego, redaktora Getty
0 klej, l p. Mac.
kowskiego, redaktora N o.
W IL Raci b.
20 %przemowie przewodni-
czacego wystepowali z prze-
mowaml i 2yczeniami delegaci
wszystklch Towarzystw prose,
ludzle. a ~przemawial1 tax
ledynie takiem zrozumienlem
wa2nosci obchodu, IA ktory
sic zebra II, ze chyba osobno
trzebaby o tenn p,sac.
Zaznaczyc tn wypada pre-
dewszystklem, re nadzwYczaj
dodatnie wrazenie zroblla przemo-
wa jednego obywatell mlasta
Katowlc, mlanowlcie gdy tenze
oswiadczyi PREY koncu sweJ mowy,
il Katowiczanle i lud Z okollcy
oflaruia W dodatku do owych
10000 marek, ktore parma T..
Radzlejewska oflarowafa ma ponce
naukowa, 100 MI. ola zachety in
nych.
Ma oswladczenle to powstaf
TAXI p~owszechny zapaf W sail, 10
Ivy cisnefy sic do 6cz ma widok
tego ludu, ktory tax wlelka "a
dose okazuj e mad tem, re lepsza
przYsz}osc mu sic usmiecha.
W lmieniu Towarzystwa
polsko-katollckiego Opolu
~przemawia4 prezes pan Jan Raj
man re Slavic / zlozy} redakcy'
,.Katolika" jake jublleuszowv
podarunek wlelka fotografla, ma
ktorej jest przedstawlony ca4y
zarzad Towarzystwa polsko.katolic-
kiego; imienlu ,,k6fka polsko-
katollckiego" W Wlelkln Dobrzy-
niu skiada1 zyczenia prezes pan j.
Mehl. Obydwaj MONEY! przema-
wall tax dobfze trafnie, a W
og6le Opolanle przedstawlli sic z
TAX dobrej strony, re redaktorowl
,,Gazetv Opolsklej" sH1ada}o wlele
osob pc zehraniu zyczenla tax
wlelklch ~postep6w w tax kr6tklm
czasle.
W po}owie zebrania odsplewano
plesn, utozona ma mute ,,Bracla
r%ocznica!" przez redaktora ,,Gazety
Opolsklej j.. rozpoczynaj4ca sic
s}owami.
Bracia! cwlerc wleku dz,siaj u
chodzl,
Jak Slazk nasz re snu sic zrywa,
Pc odspiewanlu plesni, W
ktorej zachodzl zwrotka::
Ksladz Radziejewski nlechaJ nam
zyje
| siostra .jego Ludwika.
Bo W lch to sercach nl}osc sic
kryJe,
Kt6ra Slazh ca}y przenika,
Wznlesiono kolejno toast ma
Geese ks. Radzlejewsklego i panny
RadzieJewskiej, ostatni osobnwle 2
nieslychanym zapalem.
Me bedzlemy p~rzytaczall
wszystklch swietnych NOW, St6re
nastepnle ]eszcze WHOLESOME costa
~, gdyz "a daleko by mas to
zaprowadzlio. Dadamy tylko, IL
ma samym kohcu zabra} CLOS Ks.
Radzieiewskl. TeJ mowy sfuchano
2 n%aJwieSsza uwaga, DO tez prey
toczyf c%zcigodny mowca Gale
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04

Polecam Wielebnemu Ducho-
wiehstwu jaki Szanownym iowa.
zzystwom Polskim moi sk}ad i Prs-
cownie r6znego gatunku ChOra-
gwf, SZarf OZnak, Rozet.
Beref. Paiek marsza1ko.
wskich itp. pc jak najtanszej
Genie. Wykonuje wszystkie Obsta-
lunki jak najpunktua1niej i najsu.
mienniej, DO przez siedmnascie
lat praktyki nabralam wprawy W
powyzszych wyrobach. Take VIE
lebnym Siostrom polecam moi
skIad i wielki wyb6r Aoron,
WelOn6w, Bukiet6w ola
Dziewczat j Chiopc6w, przystepu-
jacyeh do pierwszej Komunii 6wie
tej-Tak saEno mann zawsze ma
sktadzie KorOny, Welomy
ola m}odych Panien do slubu,
wszystko 20 jaknajtansze) Genie.
"a Prosze przybyc i przcko
mad sig W polskim Handful, zanira
sie udacie do Skladu larrlou"~,
ebcej.
z szacunkic,n
q. SEOMIS&NA
e79 milwaukee, As<. (l:.,-? p
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
zAP1sUJC1E sOBIE WIAKUsAi
z GALICYl.

w Galicyi ma granicy
rosyjskiej, z ~polecenia n"miestpi-
ctwa, odbywa sic Cd dni kllku
z powcdu cholery Rosy, de-
sinfekcya wszystklch os6h i to-
warow, przebywajacych' z Ro-
syi.
WPrze s o.dbyfv sic
W dniu 80 T.. IN zaslublnY hr. An.
drzeja Freddy PARMA Fellcya
Szczzpahska. Hr. Andrzcj jest
iak wiadomo synem hr. Aleksan-
dra Freddy, wnuklem OLGA
komedyi p~olskiej.
- Straszny grad urwa-
MEM chmurv naWledzif %. I'm.
Wul'xe Hamulec kolo Bszuchowiec
pod Brzuchowiec pod Live VEN J
z~n,szczyt wszelkie zasiewy 40
szczetu tok, &c wiesniacy, ma.>ac
pc kilka morg6w pcia, byli zmu-
sem caty zasicw skos,c Il zaslac
luz "a pokno. Grad padaf przez
cata godzine i lezat przez debe
ia iedna stope wysoko. Ludzlska
zostali pozbawienl wszystklego !
maia gf6d pred SODA. Gmina
podafa O likwidacye odplsanle
podatkow, iecz dota0 Mkt sic tn
]eszcze ME zjawit. Pomoc ze strony
wfadz uutonmlcznych jest niezbq-
dnie potrZebn ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04

gfos redaktor Gazety
Q polskie). p. Koraszew'
ski, mowiac:: Jeden redaktor
chwali sic, De Jest chudy,
drugi ae tlusty, ia zas mic ME
powlem, tylko pytam was,
iaki ia lestem, wy najlepie]
osadzlce.
Ma to pytauie odpowiedzial
lud ]ednogtosnle: Pan jest
posredni! Auo, Kiedy ]es-
tenn posrednl = rzekf p.
Koraszewskl - to tez: bede
posredniczyf. pomiedzy chu-
dym tlustym, abysmy wszy.
soy trzej byli jedn1, ably lud
gornoslaskl ma tenn lak na,wie-
Gel skorzystat. Badzmy wee
wszyscy jednego ducha i
zasplewajmy sob;e:
Jak mas tn dzlslaj s,isfa
przyjazi faczy.
TAX weso}o zakohczyta sic
Geese plerwsza W ogrodzie.
Nastaplta Geese powa1na.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-29

This is the largest flight OF rockets
lis beauty cannot be fully described in
words. For two minutes the eff
feet was seen in every part
Of the city, and for miles around
it. The heavens were turned
into sea of fire in every color Of the
rainbow. and formed the most gorgeous
canopy that ever clothed any city on
either continent En- each OF the park
five boMbshcils. 80 inches in cireum:cr-
cnCe and weighing ll0 pounds, were
100 feet. where they exploded, forming
d picture Of marvellous grandeur.
he set pieces were OF character
that brought out q wealth Of enthuslas m
from the great GsscmbilZes. The first
occupied 600 feet % floor space and
bore the inscription in fire. "CLicsgo
Welcomes the Nat1ops Of The Earth
liS9-1>@2' This inscri Upton was sup
ported hy two American eagles, above
which were brought out the outlines Of
the various Worlds buildings Then a
set piece with an are. of 2.3QG square
feet, represented in fire the sailing a.
Columbus from Palcs AMI iliustraIin.
his fleet, the Pinta. Santa Maria and
Nina. Niagara Falls Was also given in
IRE, rcprese nung q cataract Gtn feet in
length of golden spray, and forming an
effect never before cquated. There
were also many other devices and de-
signs. and wien 10 O'clock had passed
the most elaborate fireworks display
that was ever burned closed with the
great Columbian bouquet o. l5,p0t
rnpkafS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-29
Gffs-zE58EES-zAzIaSH
t|||\W0Ny1IlllN|I5 -LUENCE

ness, and meantime my dear, | hope
Won VIII search diligently for the
particular woman destined to be-
come his blessing AMI torment at the
same time. Vow | must be of. [
su.Itealy remember that Alice sent
me for some mixture for that young
hopeful Of ours, and il | don't hurry,
H. may bawl his hi off.
You outrageousiy CnieelinS man.
If / had known you We're on any Snch
GRAND, YOU shouldn't have stalH
here second That poor little inno-
cent may be actually suffering for his
me dicin2.
No more than You, my d,ar," laugh
ell BERTHE 1T IS simply the FaTtoa
temper asserting itself. Even father
recognizes il, aud while he accepts re-
tributlve iusticn in n meek and lowiy
spirit. it sometimr gives way 10 mild
eiacu alton, such as thunder when
BERTHE grows Tari uiarly demonstra
dive. However, I'll get the decoction
and say ecod-hy TO you until 20 night
i day or % late", Margaret sent TO
Dr. VII on warm and pre- 5sinS invita-
ton 10 sp.n at least Il few days al Elm
weed Vii on O nd the letter awaiting
him when he / achcd his roo rs after Il
long days work. an !, though his face
hri ;htened az the sight OF it, he did not
accept the tempting pleasu offered,
ami his regrets, not himself, found their
way 10 Ltmwood.
Tie letter found plac in corner OF
his desk, and it was still there when
time had whitcned his hair and his eyes
were dim IroH something more than
sweet Old memories
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-29

1t was after half-past when tie last
guest was seated on the stage and tEcn
the tattoo OF hundred drums al the south
end OF the building commanded Sudden
attention. The audience accepted this
as the signal for silence, and there
was an instant lull i'll the hum Of voices.
Every eye turned 20 the south, 600 tCct
away. where the largest chorus Of mod
ern times was seated a moment
later and a signal from the lead
CT ushcred in the first exercise OF
the programme the columbian March,
COMPOSED by Prof. John X. Paine Of Cam
bridge, III honor of the day and event.
Probably never before was Tie lnSlgnItl-
cunCr OF the human voice so fully demon
strated. he chorus OF $3.50 voices is grand
aggregate, bat in this vast building over 4
quarter of Il mile IN length, those at the
extreme north would scarcely have caught
sufficient of the sound 10 distinguish the
melody.
After prayer by Bishop Charles II.
Fowler, u. d., Of California, Mayor
IIempStead WaShhurne uelYere the adj
dress OF welcome and rendered the free
dom of the city 10 the assembled guests and
their friends.
Miss Sarah G. lie NJ yne then read the
Dcuicltory ode, written by Miss Harriet
Monroe OF Chicago. Following came the
presentation by the director Of works Of
The master artists OF the IN position Of the
To them OF special commemorative medals.
Mrs. Potter Palmer then delivered her
address on Work oi the Board of Lady
Managers.
President IIIgginbotham, of the Worlds
Columbian Exposition, then rendered the
buildings to President Palmer, OF the
Worlds Columbian Commission, who III
tum presented them 10 the President OF
the nted states for dedication.
EicaP President Morton, IN behalf of
President Harrison, who Is detained at
Washington by the hopeless illness of his
wife. then dedicated tic buildings IL 4
short address.
After the rendition Of tie "llallcluiah
Chorus from the "MeSSiah' Of Handel,
Henry WatGtrSGn, OF kentucky, delivered
the dedictory Grafton.
The star Spaag!cd Banner and "IIail
tolumbiA' were next performed with IulI
chorus and orchestral accompaniment.
Chaunccy NJ. Dcrew, OF New York,
next followed with the Columbian grafton.
HIS Emincnce Cardinal james Gibbons,
archbishop OF Baltimore, then made an
III preSSlye prayer
The chorus I'm Praise Of Cod came
next, after which Key. IL. {. Nee ools, Of
Philadelphia, dcliVefad the benedlction,
ana 4 national sala'e ii0m cannon in the
park proclaimed 20 tie world the dediC&-
tlou OF the great Exposition.
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SEVEN DEAD OUTRIGHT.
Shocking icCiis ut at Meet ng in l. /.
An T. H.

Shocking Accident at Meet ng in l. ;
n.@ues-nornt Esp ols..
los sScFtEs q aOct 90 4 fright.
os :, Nc tl.l .. 49, - e. IL
ldi e. pio7loh t''teD"eu TUG S5i'1i.' y as
Day celebration last night. A large
number of people, including many
children. had gathered around the SPOT
w,,a,e nrararatione were haipg made Ia
SIa,a 80 - ~ ,,os -
eAp'o"e pieeo % h' y, eas = pc
loaded with powder. me cohtslFaiicl
exploded prematureiy and caused
dread ful havoc.
Seven persons were killed outris ut
or reraiyed jDiurics from when they
died sonn eftarverds Resides these
- "a taI;a,.a5 .i,nt AZ iaeet a.. ofharS
y % W. 49, 'iittt q I,.et
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RESCUED THE PRISONERS.
Captured British SeaIers en- Board the
Empress Of India,

Impress OF India.
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 2i.-The authori-
tative statement of the Russian govern
nant respecting the seizures Of Brit
3-h sealers in the North Pa
cific, transmitted from st. Petersburg,
has been closely scrutinized here. Tie
statements Of the alleged facts made by
the Russian government differ widely
from those made by the Canadian seal
..rs " no arrived ut Victoria last month,
after several weeks incarceration in u
dungeon ct Petropauloyoskl, in Siberia.
Sir Charles Tapper, at London, has
called the attention of the minister Of
marine here to the statements in the
Russian version, and the minister tele-
,ryauhcti the new version TO the collector
t.f .cfns al Victoria and asked him for
u,cport upon il.
Inc prcrnnt action OF the imperial gov
eminent n sending man-of war to
Siberia, to succo: those Canadian sealers
Who were held prisoners by the Rus
stlna, has evidently been effective, az
the secretary OF state WIS notified yes
tsrdav by l4ieut.-t1oy. Nelson, at Vic
taria. =. c., gs follows:
admiral Ho!tham has Just commu-
nIeate,i 10 me the following dispatch re-
teycd by him from the senior naval
officer 1T Yokohama: Crews of the
sealing sctooner.s are on board the En-
.re-s q. India under orders to report
on arrival 70 vou or the governor.
Evidently the British ,Han-of-war has
rescued the prisoners, and they are
now en- route for home VIA the Canadian
Ft9rJtff. steamer
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faati,rprS' h,iffn3p Gr forty 9Crrs floor
sn.,.,s vt.+ nut Is ttIary. LrIrlinn as might
lave been supposed: indeed. the volume
WIS ,te greater t,t comparison chan that Of
IN average church choir i'll the ordinary
religious oGiGce. ! he audience found
great deirciutIon il this preliminary prae
tice, and every interval i'll the chorus Was
the sigua! for II aroa!iouS applause.
1t remained fora woman to pronounce
fine only s3Isuicion of DISBURSEMENT Of
irfaIaifls In nm address nearly twice As
lone rs inc arsToe.,, Grafton Of thn day.
Mr. Tsain,nr pftnG Poard of adv Man
saar. nniy mrntionrI ,hp great NAVIGATOR
o52cr ana mat wa 10 declare the fact that
he general government had lust discov-
ers.i women 10 be of more Importance than
Col4t9hr,S' discovery of America" There
y,t,s, eli.,ht rsr,,le ~ surprise nj this NJ
r'.,.+ jrI,,t.,.f.i,f Statement INT Inc AMI
,'u,..,. .-o,7-rlatIyre,Iiy COudoncl the otfrnSn
l., - rejection HAT the declaration YVES
L. No., ,,,,ar,Ir,I = mrouInpnt mart IN rhn
c,.r.stIi,i,. III Tie. a9y.
g,5,. aS,lr.,..ss ~ t-I9n,,ney VI. Dracy
~ >.zy ! cIj- ANA Irnry Watfrr>nI, If
l.ltfIkr w,rn WEI. Received ana A.
r,..t.s..l rs EioiIIy apnropriat. 10 The o.
cas- Tu.. rr.erfIon accorded The area.
ErHslrlv editor amounted almost 10 an