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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03
, rzystw nlezaleznych, So kroele

ioSY kNS@!Ola
kasa pvsm1ertn#, wyiacznle
W reku Polakow Jest dobra !
godua %poparcia, ale NE "a
sluguie sobie ia lyle don'o'
siosci, ably ia robic warun-
Alem Zjednoczenla P"Iakow
W!elu te) kasy posm'ertne)
NE potrzebu}e.
Ma farmach ka2dy farmer
VERY orzedewszystS'ein W
swoi4 k2se posmiertna y. W
te role, N,o,a mu l@k >a1an
lub robot& W fabryee, 4 pod
a6g ME ucieknie.
lnnl dIa kl0tm Mled2v A}e.
dnoczenismi, Julam!iZwlazSa-
nv ueiekaiq OF nh jaE cd
2ar#GE.
\ ct ]v3u"ko~o4 wsd.ug
zdausa H,lulsa drogt, StoTa
nasumprz61 usu.iv k'5tnie
mie12y Polakaml Hofeczy
sly rols1o kato!ickie W Ame'
ryce ku "budowan'u; NE r"J
uowaN]u.
Podstawa zycia kosc'ois
lest pardtia, Do parriiainego
kcs;,oia ida wszyscv, maJaci
Bona W ser"u. Tam zobaczYs1
/ cz)oukow Zle1nocZenia !
Zwiazku i Unn ClestochovY
czesto rszem kie~cz4cych Jest
Wee podstowa to podsta"a
>ilna. be oparta ma w'erze
mez|amauej kfotnlam' w'e
kszych orgaulzacyl, ca ktore1
| jeduogicsaie SERGE kazdego
SIZE od2ywa. Ot6i fund,ment
prawdzjwego Zjednoczenia Se
,o!;cNcvo. NechG Zjed"o
c=enls Sc opJze ~" pnGtIach
polslo 6~atgLc1icI u 11ocyyce.
AJy Skutee1n:vj boon 6 ]n
leres0w poI>ko-k#Iol'rS.c
uaroiovych, po".mH~ pr"t%
Ns065nn bye rozd2ielona ma
1.a2dy polakow Natol1kow tyl-
Su Iy.?uggo Stanu q o~"bn" a
Yotem ma kongres nows2 ch"N
uo,,Nu-Iatc!cM W St4u.oh
I've uu1z9nych. Aasamprzod
pod4iemy m>s! 2az10w s.a.
! uowyvh.
PoJ%cy jsdueeu stanu 2nai?
sic .eaie. ni& pol@v} Gale.
Amer kI. " st"n'e nI. Wis
cousin kolon,e pol,k'@, WYE
sJaj4ae sJarszych LIB
po!,hich, l;cznemi weziami znal,
mrsGi navel p'<Tc~!eh>t"i
SODA qzIsczo0e.To samo po@:e
dI!ec moi-m} 9 ws1ystkich sta
mach. Lu!ze Ie zuv'a. ko5lt'
zjazd0w stanowycA "a NAL" Ln
dz.u ledupgo stanu tel vleA
gAz;o Eogo b III. ezeh garst
ia Poig6ow j:>. be- N,iedrA
be- wle}kanocHe1 sp0W!enz: =
latwo s>e tenn dow'ed2a
Ma zjazdach slnuow}ch p""i
nlen ka2dy POLISH proboszc'
samo przez SIG bye delegatem
Ljczb2 gas 1pltgMtow sW.ec
klch mczn&by 2aslosowac o.
l;clb} f,m lh " par4f'l. DE
lega,ow parafia pow1nn'
obje,at LA mls"ya. .'ez@,lb
SIC hualaa porI4iny m%rnd'
wee, c1tmuaby ME mog
!; z"stuG de!egatcm? Jeze
parAfarin we nale2a y d
zadnego lpwMrzyatws, ale do
hry. c2emuaby nie mdgi zo~ta
: delogatem::
: O fuYdusze ma dobrr ce.
ME b}Ioby k!opo Obecn'
wrrIkl nwlAlek ls@lez "ylt
i sunny u" dobre cejc?: Mzcrn'
a sic otiary lego przedataWla!:
!. a wielkie Z}eduoczeuie po
y opicka Bosklcgo Serca &C
: otia1owaio Ia puh!ic2ue eel
: Nedzn" $500 ma Dom em1gr"
. rNluv uleCo wsparcla q
G ki!ku bledak0w. SkoroE
ipdnaSrvrI Ws2v>tkip 3alsE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03
pkACCIE IA
DrObne Echa.

PAaAlC. Jersey. =
Tl;ajsze TowarzYstwo sw.
Mchata Archanioia przestafo
rata owl Mamie, byfemu Sc
;.Tetarzow Zjednoczenla ka.
tohckiego, wstepne do Zled.
uoczenla oraz prosbe o PREY.
1eo;e. w przesz}o 4 miesiaee
m,nelY, rataIa zdegradowano,
ale 0 uaszem to"arzystwie
AL dudu. Dzwl mas tak2e,
BE Wara / Ojczyzna ME og(a-
sza Cd czasu sel,nu Man1styj-
,kiego sum mlesieczuie vpEy-
"ajacych do kasy Zjednoczen.a.
Je1eli sic ne myl'my, mat
sekret%Tz oglo%6 co nles1ac
sn'nq wyptacon4 i nadwyzke
no1ostajaca " kasle. Proslmy
Szan P. St'oszyhsk ego, pu-
bllczn,e, zbadaG ussza sprawe
i nam osw'aiczyd. CIV do
Zjedno"zena mczenv nale&et
Tub ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03

tureckiel, do kt6rej sic llcza
wleIeom nle-wielebnl Ko-
brzynscl, Mach'kowssy i inni.
BILLIARDS, Mich, = Po-
n'ewaz PREY poswleceniu tu-
telszego Nosclola tyiko SAM
b>h asysteuol, lujAe kreca
giow4, cAy te& wazuem byio
poswleceule. k"esty4 powlnieu
roztrzyg4ac uczoDy cakullet
seminaryun detruick,ego.
CHICAGO. = Ma paratial.
nym malatku kosciola sw.
Wojclecha c,azy obecnle pre-.
szlo dzlewie6dz'es;4t :yslecy
dolarow dIagu, Ale ludzle
maja satystaEcv4, ae 1ywy
sw!ety mad mimi czuwa. Ie1e-
graz prawdopodobne u~paduie
Ola braku nakladowego ka-
pitaiu. N0ue ZYcie SIC chw,aje
bard7o a bardzo. N!emc5ewskl
ehetn'eby s'parga' Spyzedat,
ale &ad" pono az 5000 dola~
row. T.zebaby bye rzeczywis'
tym anarehista, ably podobna
oferte przy1ac. Redakcya
Sp6!ki NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
przedstawia JUL zamiast WI
doku dwoch czule ma siebie
spoglqdalacych gotebi, istna
psiarnle. Nagiel ME chce
przyjac p~okrycia na swoja
gollzne.
WIELEBNY KS. W!adyslaw
Sebastyanski, luz pr2ez cwierc
wieku p%racujacy lako mlsyo-
narz poisI1l ola ludu poloklego,
stuszlne obur2a sc IA kores.
p~ondent0w, ktorzy mas myln!e
polnformowaji, jakoby media
VINO byI pojechat ma nlsYa
90 South Chicago. Odprawii
prled ~ fazdz., mi3va "
Swan River, Mimi, a ME
gt1ieindziej. = Serdecznle
Wei. OLGA MlsYonarza pre-
praszamy. Odnosna notatka
pochodzlts 3 zrodia, Cd kt0re.
20 ME spodzlewalismy sic
2aWodu.
TcLEpo. Ryehle] nla
Swiety MARGIN, ktory bodaj wnet
u" .jwvm konlu DO naszego MIA
sta %;,wita prsybyi tn do domu
d. brego przyjociela Wartso p.
Jakoba Pankoia, W dnlu % paz-
d1icrnika, maIUtki Marcinck. =
Rodzice bardzo mu radzi a drucho-
vie zycza I'M, ably ten milky so5c
d!uglc ~szczesllwe lata w lch do
mu p~ozostaf ich rozwcselat.
ST. PAUL, Mimi. (Sp6
znione Towarzy-two Gwiazda
Wclnoscl odegrato teatr w sobotc :,
S paziziernii;u. UGA}o sic pony
slnie, yi;nszcza BE dohra spr2yiafa
pogod". T~owarzyStwo sordecznie
dz;ekuje rodakom za silre poparcie,
zapr"sza iac ma drug raz. Szano-
wnvm Amatoron zas publiczne
wyraza u2nanrc l Geese "a ich
truly po5wieccnie = szczeg6lnla
paul Sadowsk,ej, ktora rarzyfa
sfuzyc publiczno5ci swym piqknym
gfosem znakomitem odegraniem
roll,
ekACCIE "A R
n A ID l. A NTT r
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
THE CAPITOL DESERTED.
Nearly All the Congressmen Gone Home
for the Holidays.

Nearly All the Congressmen Gone Home
for the Holidays.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23. The house side
OF the capitol today was ecene of DESC
lation, most of the members having
gone home for the holidays. Sayres of
Texas was busily engaged in making up
the sundry civil appropriation bill. He
stated that the investigation into the
condition OF the treasury will be carried
on solely by the ways and means COM
mittee. He predicted that little legisla-
tion would be enacted at this session
outside the regular appropriation bills.
He believes an extra session will be
called.
On the senate side there was the
aspect of as complete evacuation of the
chamber as a cemetery.
There is to be an organized effort in
the house after the holidays to bring
about some sort OF financial legislation.
1t will probably take the shape of an
attempt to repeal the Sherman law.
The opponents of free coinage believe
this is daily menacing the securities CT
the government, inevitably leading to
gigantic losses. On the other hand, the
friends of silver, not lees active, expect
to see free coinage bill forging to the
front before many days OF the new year
have passed. Stewards amendment to
the bill OF Hill, which provides for the
repeal OF the Sherman act, makes that
measure practically free coinage BILL
Stewart thinks when it comes to vote
it will pass.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
BLAINE IS MUCH BETTER,
Favorable Symptoms Shown
by the Patient.
His Friends and Family Feel
Encouraged.
A RumOr That Cardinal Gibbons Has
Been Sent for.
Tho National Capital Deserted for the
Holidays - Financial Legislation
Expected After Vacation.
Washington Notes.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. News from
Blaine this morning was more cheerful
than at any time this week. He showed
favorable symptoms heretofore absent.
He was more cheerful and a little
stronger; his pulse was better, his tem-
perature lower, and he took nourish-
ment better.
All callers today were told that Blaine
was very much better. Color is lent to
the statement that the Blaine family
are more sapguine, by the fact that
Mrs. Emmons Blaine went over to
New York yesterday. Several others
were out at various times today,
and it is evident that they feel that the
invalid is enjoying at least temporary
respite, and that they hope for the best.
The president continues to manifest
tho warmest sympathy for the ex-secre-
tary. 1T is stated that Cardinal Glib
bons has been telegraphed to visit Mr..
Blaine. 1t will be remem bered that
the cardinal called on Mr.. Blaine when
IN this city a week ago last Monday,
out the ex-secretary was not sufficiently
strong to talk. The improvement in
Mr.. Blaine's condition is such that he
could probably now be permitted to
converse.
At midnight DR.. Johnston has Just re-
turned to his residence from Blaine's
bedside. He found the patient quite as
well as at any time during the day. The
rumor prevailing that members of the
family had telegraphed for Cardinal
Gibbons is unfounded.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
DANGER OF CHOLERA.
Two Facts Render Its Reappearance in
This Country Probable.

Two Facts Render Its Reappearance in
This Country Probable.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.--Surgeon- Gem
eral Wyman of the marine hospital
service, in answer to questions as to the
danger OF the temperance of cholera
the coming summer, said:
"Two factors render the situation se-
rious. One is the appearance of fresh
cases in Hamburg, and the other ia the
continued prevalence of the disease in
Russia. Great care has been exercised
to prevent its gaining q foothold this
side OF the Atlantic The speedy
passage of bill giving clearly de-
hned powers to make precautionary reg
ulatlons, with sufficient appropriation
to make them effective, is extremely
desirable. Despite the efforts to stop
immigration from infected countries.
emigrants from those countries are per-
slstent in their efforts to reach the
United States. There is also danger Of
cholera reaching the United States from
the island OF Cuba, because of the close
commercial intercourse between Cuba
and Spain and other European ports.r
The regulations of the circular of Au-
gust 18th, regarding the importation of
rags, Dr. Wyman said, has been en-
forced, all reports to the contrary not
withstanding.
HAMBURG, Dec. % Indications are
that the recent cases of cholera are not
sporadic, but part of last summers epi-
demic, and no doubt will break out
violently at the approach of warm
weather. Two new cases OF updoubted
Asiatic cholera were reported TODAY.
and two deaths occurred in the hospi-
tai. There is general feeling. of un-
easinees.
vienna, Dec. 23.-Cholera is increas-
ing in Russian Poland, adjoining the
Austrian frontier. Many people are
again feeling from the ecourge. Num-
bers escape the vigilance OF the sem
tinels and reach Austrian and Galician
TERRITORY. .sls
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
NIoGLYNN REINsTATED.
The Deposed Priest Restored to His
Ecclesiastical Functions.

The Deposed Priest Restored to His
Ecclesiastical Functions.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The famous
case of Father McGlynn has finally
been decided by the restoration to him
of authority to perform his priestly
functions. The settlement of the case
came within the scope of the general
power vested in Monsignor Satolli, the
papal legate, and the decision was pro.
mulgated by him tonight at the Catho-
lie university, where he is stopping.
Father Burtsell has been pleading
McGlynn's case for some days and Mon
signor Satolli presented statement to
McGlynn of the concessions required to
be made by him in order that his plea
might receive favorable consideration.
Monsignor Satolli issued the following to-
night: ITO the end that many
contradictory kilograms have been
sent out, it is thought expedient
to state that at 8 O'Clock D. M,
DR.. McGlynn was declared free from
ecclesiastical censures and restored to
the exercise of his priestly functions,
after having satisfied the pope's legate
on all points in his case"
Whether or not McGlynn will return
to his old fold, st. Stephens, is not yet
known.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
ROsECRANs RELAPsEs.

An Interruption at Chicago in Bis Jour-
ney to Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-Gen. w. S. Rose
Grams, who was recently critically i'll at
Washington and started for California
as soon as able to travel, in company
With his daughter and son-in- law, Gov
arnor Toole of Montana. had relapse
before reaching here and is now lying
very low at the Auditorium hotel, this
city. Only his attendants are admitted
to his room. Governor Toole says he ia
suffering from nervous prostration. He
hopes he will be able to proceed on his
journey by Sunday.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
WANTS HIS MONEY BACK.

A Panama Canal Victim Bobs Up In
st. Louis,
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 23 Attorney
John M. Glover fled mysterious suit
this morning, in which he asks fer judg-
ment for 100000 for his client,
M. Henri de Bousset. The petition
OF itself conveys no information
as to what the suit is for, but Glover
admits infereDtially that his client adj
vanced NJ. Hereschoffer $500, 600 on
Panama canal stock and bonds, and
that now, since the collapse of the colos-
sal French scheme, he wants to get his
money back.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
THE INAUG URATION ROW.
Democrats Refuse to Serve on a Col
mittee with Republfcans.

Democrats Refuse to Serve on n Com.
mittee With Republicans.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The trouble in
the committee appointed to take part in
the arrangements for the inauguration
OF President Cleveland eliminated to-
day in the resignation OF 21 Democratic
members. A committee Of 30. with Col.
J. B. Berritt as chairman, was appointed
by Chairman Harrity OF the national
Democratic committee. Chairman Ber-
ritt increased the committee by the ad.
dition of so prominent citizens; includ-
ing many Republicans. Some Demo-
cratic members of the original commit
tee objected to this, and the action to-
day was the consequence.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
dial upon the government until he
wrecked it.
1.-THE facts will suffice to wreck it
when all is known" yelled Millevoye.

""l uPoA eho SoVoIuueut uuIl h0
wrecked it.
"The facts will suffice to wreck it
when all is known" yelled Millevoye.
RIBoT SAVES THE CABINET.
Honesty in politics, above all, 1
say" Ribot cried out as he turned to
face the right, "but no toleration of
men who conspired to ruin our republic.
The whole machinery of the law has
been set in motion to punish the guilty.
Can you not wait for the verdict ?"
Prolonged cheers.]
nj. Ribot concluded his address by
saying: "The present government will
not allow itself to- be disturbed or in
Inundated by the demonstrations of
those who delude themselves that there
is no government in France. This gov
eminent is prepared to defend the re-
public"
The firmness and calmness of Ribot's
address evidently won for him the SYM
pathy of the chamber.
The motion of mo confidence was
then put and was lost, 353 to 81.
The announcement of. the vote was
greeted by tremendous cheering on the
left.
IN THE SENATE.
In the senate report in favor of
authorizing the procurer general to pro-
ceed against Senators Renault, Beral,
Thevinet, Deves and Albert Grevy was
adopted and the requisite permission
granted.
THE CANAL INVESTIGATION.
The Panama canal investigation COM
mittee continued it's inquiry today.
Deputies Sails and Floquet, the first
Witnesses, confirmed the statement
made by Count Caffarelli yesterday
tfat Yves Guyot, formerly minister of
public works, had said that President
C.-rnot had full list of the men
compromised in the scandal. The wit
nesses declared that Constans had given
to the president list of 100 deputies
who were implicated.
A committee from the parliamentary
investigation committee this afternoon
seized at the Offices of the Panama Ca
nal company 1900 counter-foils, paya-
BILE to bearer.
DEPRESSED BoURsEs.
There was panicky feeling on the
bourse this morning. Rentes fell from
90 francs 7% centimes to 96 francs 10
centimes. Later the tone became bet
ter; rentes rallied to 81 francs 27 CEN
times. Credit Foncier, which had fallen
40 points, rallied.
At the close today's market was very
much depressed. Bank and industrial
shares we're freely offered, but there
were no purchasers. Foreign securities
were weak and prices showed frac-
tional gain. Advices from Berlin,
Frankfort and Vienna show that the
bourees in those cities were weak,
through sympathy with the market
here.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
DEAooNs AGAIN IN COURT.
The Doctor Sues for Possession of His
Eldest Child.

The Doctor Sues for Possession of His
Eldest Child.
PARIS, Dec. 23.-The Deacons were in
court again today on account of their
eldest child, Gladys. Mr.. Deacon had
applied for permission from the court to
have the child with him during the
holidays, and Mrs. Deacon, through her
counsel, vigorously opposed the motion.
After arguments, the judge decided that
Mr.. Deacon could have Gladys from 10
am. to 5 pm. every other day. While
Deacon looks upon it as very satisfac-
tory for himself, he yet declines to &C.
cept the courts decision, and he says he
will apply to the courts of the United
States for divorce and control of the
children. He charges Mrs. Deacon with
being a notoriouaiy immoral woman,
she, he says, having conducted herself
improperly with Prince de Polk, Compile
de la Rochefoucauld ct al.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
Fiossy Got tho Money.

TRINIDAD, Colo, Dec. pa warrant
was issued yesterday for the arrest OF G.
II. Blake, now at Greeley. Blake is
charged with the embezzlemenr of $45OO
from the Continental Oil company of
this place, where he was acting as agent.
He is son OF l. E. Blake, heavy cap
italist OF Denver and president Of the
western division of the company. A
woman named Flossy, now in Leadville,
got most OF the money and he gambled
the balance. An officer has gone to
Greeley for the embezzler.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
A Terrific Nervous shook.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.--Charles Griggs of
Kieokuk, Ia, was taken to his home to-
night suffering from a terrific nervous
shock. Today he was struck by pas
senger train going at the rate Of 46
miles an hour. He was thrown high in
the air and then caught ON the pilot Of
the engine, and while insensible was
carried distance of six miles. No
bones were broken, but the shock to his
system, resulting from concussion of the
spine, will make him cripple for life.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
PistuIs and RiAes

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 23.--In battle
with pistols and rifles this afternoon
three men were killed ard one mortally
wounded. The combatants were Will
lam Smith and man named Spears on
one side, and George Hargrove, sr.,
and George Hargrove, jr., and his
brother on the other side. Over rs
shots were fred. Spears, Smith and
George Hargrove, jr., are dead. and the
senior Hargrove is Inortally wounded.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
Jealous Police.

WEST SUPERIoR, Wis, Dec. 23.-Ow-
ing to the jealousy of the local police
force, the United States secret service
officers have been foiled in their efforts to
capture big counterfeiting gang which
has been operating here for several
months. Frank Mclean, the leader, is
the only one under arrest, the others, it
is said, having received warning, made
their escape with some of the dies and
all the completed money on hand.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
CHARGED WITH TREASON.
The French Cabinet Will Adopt vigor-
GUS n Moasures.

The French Cabinet will Adopt vigor-
GUS Measures.
FARIs, Dec. 23.--A statement is pub
lished here that M. Andrieux will be
arrested tomorrow on the charge of
high treason, the members of
the cabinet having decided upon
vigorous measures to suppress the
movement which it is alleged has
sprung up to overthrow the government
and establish nnonarchlcal form of
government.
1t is impossible to forecast the result
of such step on the part of the govern
ment. 1t will, of course, make pro-
digious sensation, and it is perhaps an
open question which way public sympa-
thy will turn.
On the surface AndrIeux has done
nothing but offer to produce mass of
discriminating evidence against public
officers who have been bribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
A GATHERING STORM.

Popc Leo Says the European Situation Is
Serious.
ROME, Dec. 23.-Replying to Christ
mas address from the cardinals today,
the pope said that the signs of gather
ing storm were visible to all observers
of moral and religious conditions. The
European situation was pregnant with
ruin and disaster, and this condition
could only be brought to an end by the
healing virtues of the church, which
herself was being violently assailed.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
Troops May Gross the BORDER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The secretary
OF war has issued general order an
nouncing the renewal of the agreement
heretofore entered into between the
United States and Mexico, whereby fed.
eral troops of the two countries may
cross the territory of the other in pur-
suit of hostile Indians. This is because
of the raids recently made by Apaches
under Kid on the Arizona border.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
Foster WIN RESIGN,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Secretary of
State Foster will resign his portfolio be-,
fore leaving for Paris to act as agent for
the United States before the Bering sea
arbitrators, who meet on February 23d.
As only three weeks elapse between his
departure and the end of the present
administration, the vacancy will not be
fSl1n1
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
biggest Bun Fight on RECORD.

Cry OF MEXICO, Dec. %. 3.-Christmas
will be celebrated here with the great
est bull fight ever seen in the country.
A large amount of money has been
staked on the result of the various con-
tests, one contest alone being for $4,000
side, between the City OF Mexico and
Queretaro.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
Tennyson Manuscript Sold.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-rhe original manu-,
script of Poems by Two Brothers, was
sold at auction today for $4,000 with
copyright reserve. The poems were
written by Alfred Tennyson and his
brother Charles.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
Charxes ARainst FoersteI.

Z ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3d. At tonight's
meeting of the city council specific
charges were made against ex- Treasurer
F0erstel. One of them charges neglect,
with seven specifications and one gen.
eral neglect to personally attend the du-
ties Of his Office.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
WIN Pass Two to Ono.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 23.-- "The anti-op-
tion bill will pass the senate after the
holidays by vote of two to one," said
Senator Wsshburn of Minneapolis to-
day, at the Fifth Avenue hotel. ssThe
people desire the bill to become law"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
Death of GeneraI Dant.

DENVER, Dec. 23.-Gen. Frederick 7.
Dent. distinguished union soldier and
brother-in-law of General Grant, died
this afternoon. He was ~ years Of age.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
Mrs, Langtry Relapses.

LoDoN, Dec. 23.-It is reported to-
night that Mrs. Langtry has suffered
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24
Lamar Has Brieht,s Disease.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.--It is LEANED
on the best authority that Justice Lamar
is suffering from Bright's disease.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-24

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