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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1892-08-31

This excellent arrangement will meet long
felt want. a. il secures no change of cars OF any
class. IN either direction. between Memphis and
"a. Innis and provides an unsurpassed time
aud service. This train alro reaches Chicago At
an early honr the next evening. ana ~ annitl"n
the dny expyess. leaving Memphis at 600 a. m,
daily. connects directly at Fulton with Illinois
trniial Railroad for Cairo, Chicago and all
pnlnis on or via that linr, Il being the only
morning train from Memphis for Cairo and
Chicago.
Passengers for Cairo. 81. Louis. Chicago and
points beyond will find Il 10 their convenience
and interest to secure tickets via THIS llno
All trains depsrt from and arrive at tho now,
elegant and capaci0us Union Depot, centrally
located, al Front and Poplar streets, Memph-
h, Tenn.
Jnhn Echols, Sd vice-Pres., +. w. How,
Traffic Manager, J. l.. Frazier, Supcrlntcnd-
eut, W II. PrOuty. G. p. A.; Louisville. Ky
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1892-08-31

During n fine. moiSt summer.
when grasses and flowers were alb
undant, mice increased Ia an alar-
ming extent in Ia Plata, 80 That
everywhere m the fields il was dif-
ficult to avoid treading on thtm,
while dozens could be shaken out of
every hollow thistle stalk lying on
the ground The most incongruous
animals swarmed 10 the feast which
they provided.
Dogs lived almost entirely on
them, rs did the domestic fowls,
assuming the habits of rapacinllS
birds. The cats all left tho houses
to live in the fields. Tyrant birds
and cuckoos seemed to prey on no-
thing else.
Foxes, wcasels and opossulns far
ed sumpluously, and even The cum
mon armadilio lnrned mouser with
great success. St0rks anil short
cared owls gathered 30 the feast, Eu
that 80 of the latter birds could OIL
len be seen al oncs, and they got
fat and bred in the middle uf tho
winter, quite out ol their proper
season, ia consequence.
The following winter was time
OF drought The grass and llcibagu
had been all consumed or MAS hiirit
up, and the mice. having 40 Shelt-
e., soon fell prey to their uumef-
ous enemies anil we're almost nhol-
Is extefmna'ed.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1892-08-31

Nov may II please my lord, Lonis. the King,
Lily " Christ and Francel riding llis quest,
l, Bishop Iyo, saw = wondrous thing.
There eas no light Of sun left in the West.
And slowly did the moons new Eight increase.
Heaven, without cloud, above thc near hills
crest,
Lay passion purple IN breaihess peace.
Stars started Ike still tears, In rapture shed,
Which, witlDut consciousness the lids rrleasc.
All steadily, one little sparkle red,
Afar, drew close. A wUmans form grew mp
Ont of the dimncsa tall, with qncen-like head,
And In one hand Was fire Ia one cup.
Of nslEct grave she MAS, with eyes uprAiscd,
A me wh0ee thoughts perpetuzliy did sup
Al the Lords table.
While The cressoi blazcd,
Her 1 REGARDED: Daughter, whilhcr bent,
And wherefore?" As l'yspee' h0f man amazed,
One moment her deep look 10 me sho lcnti
Then, In a voice Of hyml'like, solemn fall,
Calm, as by rote, che spoke cut her intent;
II. in my cruise bear water, wherewllhal
To quench the flames Of Hell; and with my fire
Paradise would burn; that hence no small
Fear shall impol and no mean hope shall hire,
Men to serve God az they have served ofyore;
But to his viii shall set their whole desire,
For love, love, love alone, forcvermores'
And Hloye, love, love-" rang round her As she
passed
From uighf, with mystic murmnrs DER and DER
Reverted from hollow heaven, as from some
vast,
Dcep-colorud, yaulted, occan-answering shell.
I, Ivo, had no power 10 ban or bless,
But was ~ one withhOiden by spell,
Forward she Jared in lofty loneliness,
Urged On by an impeIious inward stress,
TO waste fair Eden, and 70 drown fierce Hell.
Helm Gray C0us.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1892-08-31

Angling in England is in point OF law
on the same footing as net and other
fishing. and anglers who fish in private
waters without permission Of the own
ers are liable to punishment as poacil-
erss subject 10 certain exemptions. For
instance, II fishing in the day time, the
angler can not be apprehended, but
the owner Of the fishery can summon
him before justice and seize his rod
and tackle. but not his creel nor any fish
be may hare taken
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1892-08-31

Are broken down from oVerw0Fk of household
cares Browns Iron BitIcrs
rehullds the system. aids digestion. removes ex-
kess Of bic. and curcz malaria Get tho genuine
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1892-08-31

the OF everything
The REvELLE you of large stock Of note heads letter
% bin heads statements envelopes cards. blank PHYSICIANS
and everything usually found at hrsa JOB
stock be exccd In
ansbi we beat the world prices ali competition Don
send to the city for w and cheap at lone
Act like Qaaity.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-27

nave since taken out patent to cover
TINS feature. The scow was moored
10 several anchors on both sides of
tle channel. The fact, however, that
tile prevailing fresh trade wind
oie" very nearly in the direction of
.iie axis OF the channel, permitting
the dredger to tail on 10 an anchor
asterh, was the principal element in
iaFof OF the accom- pIishment of the
WORK. had the wind been variable,
the dlfflculties would have been
almost, If not quite. insuperable.
Ia this operation the Bowers patent
cutter, Inclosing the outer end of the
suction pipe, has been useless. For
tunately, it has not been needed, as
the bank of sand has been disente-
grated by the indraught of the pump.
rom the time the dredger got fairly
slafted on the 18th of June until the
Z'tn OF August the work progressed
WITHOUT interruption, night and dav,
except during several Interruptions,
"hen slight and usual repairs To the
dacilLneTy were needed. On the last
no Su uale a channel 100 feet wide,
" u9pth OF - feet at low water, was
ehtIrely zone, and there was but
three days work to finish a small
N''S pdlCI EASTERN Side 10
complete the channel to a width of
2o0 feet. One weeks additional work
In going over the entire area of the
cut to reduce several 2S feet deep
Jumps Will leave a clear channel of q
1eet deep at low water.
The Hawaiian Government intends
10 go ahead at once to clear out the
harbor to depth of 80 feet to the
present Is foot line. As it is COM
pletely land-locked, and the bottom is
OF soft mud, there Will be no hindrance
to the speedy conclusion of this exca-
vation. Any possible filling in the
harbor hereafter. or of the bar, can
always be removed at once by the
efficient dredger now in their posses
sion.
1t is certain, therefore, that before
the 18th of September, the Hawaiians
Will possess one of the best-protected
and most accessible harbors for deep
draught vessels in the world This
is of special interest in view of the
discussions relative to the acquisition
of ready-made coaling station in the
vicinity of Honolulu"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-27
Russian Discipline.

During the review of the army recruits
in Wilma the general in command, turn
ing to one of. the new soldiers, asked
him, what is military. discipline?"
ct is that a soldier has got .to. do just
what he's told by his superior officer,
only nothing against the czar," was the
answer.
"All right, then; you take your cap,
bid your. comrades good by and go and
drown yourself in'that lake there. Look
sharp!'
Tears glistened in the soldiers eyes;
he gazed earnestly and prayerfully at his
commander, turned suddenly about and
rushed off. to. the lake. He was on the
very brink before he was overtaken and
stopped by the sergeant sent to prevent
the involuntary suicide.-Exchange.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-27
PURE SUG AR.

DR.. ii. w. Wiley, Chemist of the
U. S. Agricultural Department at
Washington, commenting in a gen.
eral way on the analysis of sugar
made by experts under his direc-
ton, says this: "The total alb
sence of any added matters to the
sugars of commerce is plainly
shown by the five-hundred analy-
ses of samples purchased in open
market in different parts of the
country. A few years ago an
attempt was made to adulterate
cane sugar, then worth nearly 10
cents pound, with sugar made
from cornstarch, worth from 3 to 5
cents pound. This sugar was
sold in considerable quantities, I'M
der the name of new-process sugar.
1t is needless to say that it passed
into consumption under the i'm
preston that it was genuine cane
sugar. The constarch sugar, on
account of the difficulty of drying
it, made the whole mass sticky and
difficult to handle. This variety
of sugar, therefore, did not find
ready sale, and it's manufacture
never assumed very large proper
tions. The low price of cane sugar,
however, has heretofore prevented
the profitable adulteration of cane
sugar with any article made from
starch. 1t is also gratifying to
know that the powdered sugars of
commerce were not found adulter-
ated with starch or terra alba; at
least, in so far as the limited exam
ination of them extended.
"The chief adulterant of low
grade sugars, if it can properly be
SO called, is water. By modern
methods of sugar-boiling a great
deal of low grade sugar and water
can be incorporated in low-priced
sugars, which still show an almost
white color. This is due to the
combined influence of bone-black
and low temperature in the vacuum
pan. By means of bone-black the
syrups are nearly or quite decolor-
lied and by boiling at low tenn
perature (115 deg. to 100 deg. F.
a soft crystal of sugar is formed
which is capable of holding large
percentage of water and reducing
sugar. The resulting sugar is,
nevertheless, almost white, and
finds ready sale for many culin-
airy operations. These sugars are
easily detected by noticing the
polarizations below 90 deg. in the
tables of analyses. The question
of the use of these sugars is one of
economy only, for they are GER
tainly injurious to health. In gen.
eral it may be said that for given
sum a greater quantity of sacchar-
inc matter can be purchased by
taking the high-grade sugars.
"In respect of maple sugar there
is a general impression that it is
largely adulterated with cheaper
varieties. At the present time the
resources of chemistry are power
less to detect such an adulteratlon.
The sugar of the maple sap is iden-
teal in composition with that of
the sugarcane, sorghum and sugar
beet. No discrimination in such
cases can be made by analysis"
Elk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-27

The mountain climber cannot 60
very much higher than he has
done in the Hindoo Koosh. Whym-
per's ascents of the Chimborazo are
a mere trife to the conquest OF
peak $4,000 feet high, with others
still higher in the neighborhood.
This feat has just been accom-
plished by Mr.. Conway, who has
been 1000 feet higher than any one
else on terra firma. Balloons have
gone much higher, but the aeron-
aut has no exertion and not nearly
so much risk as mountaineering.
Therefore, notch for Mr.. Conway.
The country needs more men like
Chauncey M. Depew, big, breezy
hopeful, even enthusiastic; men
who look on the bright side at all
times, who never need to be run
over, but are always ready to take
hold and help along every good
cause.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-27

The Tourists Guide for the Ha-
waiian Islands can be had at this
Office. This handy book is invalu-
able for strangers visiting this coun-
try. It contains descriptive matter
pertaining to the different islands
with handsome illustrations and
maps. No tourist should be with
out the guide as it will save them a
lot of bother and questions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-27
Administrators Notice.

I>ilE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il been duly appointed Administrator
OF the Estate OF Chong Fook, alias
Chong Yum Fook Of Honolulu, Oahu.
deceased. Notice is hereby given to ali
persons 10 present their claims against
the Estate of said Chong Fook (Ch.)
duly authenticated to the undersigned
within six months from date
hereof, or they will be forever
barred, and all persons indebted
to the said deceased, are requested TO
make immediate payment in my office,
ut the store Of Goo Kim & Co, Nuuann
street, Honolulu. GOO KIM
Administrator Estate of Chong Fook,
alias Chong Yum Fook. 32O8-1w
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-27
When Death Is welcome.

'.There was great pathos," says mis-
sionary:in Honolulu, lin story heard
from friend who had just returned
from a visit to Molokai. He suddenly
heard. the Joyous strains of a band strike
up in the leper settlement. What is it
for? he3 asked. The answer was, Two
lepers have just died in the hospital. ~
New York Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-27

Or t" any foreign country for IS Cents.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-27

The Guide will be mailed To any part q
The islands for "a Cents per Copy,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-27
Photograph Gallery for Sale.

4 NY ONE WISHING 10 BUY A
"A complete set of Photograph Fix
lures, can apply at once ut Mrs. NJ. j.
Kamos' photograph Gallery, upstairs of
Hebron & Newman. If the one that
buys doesn't know the business. will
teach free of charge.
3l79-u Mrs. M. j. RAMOS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-27
zE- Puhlishcd 10y the

E@- The Hawaiian Guide Book can
always be obtained from the San Fran
cisco News Company's, 2i0 Post street,
San Francisco, by the dozen or single
copy, 60 cents.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-21
REZULTAT GORACA.
s1owACY PoLACY CIERPIA Cd PoRA'
zENIA sIONECzNEGo.

GREENsBURG, Pa. 10 czerwca. -
Ogromne upa}y, pofaczone z CORA
Gem piec6w koksowych, oddzia}ywa-
ia bardzo szkodliwie ma robotnikow
W okolicach koksowych. Z More
wood donosza, il tam l4-tu robotni'
k6w slowackich., polskich i litew,
skich pablo cd porazenia s}oneczne-
go, a trzech z mich lada dzien umrze.
Bardzo ,wielu, wyczerpanych przez
straszne goraco, ME mog}o stawie sic
do piracy. TAX samo W Hecla j Nam
moth znaczna liczba robotnik6w cho'
ruje cd porazenia i ME moze praco,
wac. W ich liczbie znajdujs sic tax
re Slowacy Polacy, mniej wytrzy,
mali ma goraco, niz robotnlcy miej-
scowi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-21
Motatki 1elegrgfcz'ae.

Z Lima, Pa. uciek1 John An
derson, dotkniety tradem, kt6ry byf
zamkniety W domu przytufku. Ztam=
tad udaf sic do Chester, Pa. i tam
prowadzif przez kilka dni hulaszcze
zycie, Obawiaja sic, ze m6gf zarazie
trade1n kilka os6b. ... -.
- w Pittsburgh wynik}y niepo-
rozumienla pomiedzy w}a$cicielami
fabryk zelaznych robotnikami. O.
bawiaja sig We'll lego strajku.
Z HilIsboro, III. donosza, re W
tamtej okolicy wskutek goraca pa
d1o wiele koni uzytych do piracy ma
roll. a..
- W Cleveland, O. 500 ludzi "a
trudnionych przy miejscowej kolei
elektrycznej zastrajkowaEo. zadajja
25 centow na god dzlne przy lo godzl-
mach piracy.
W Alleghanny, Pa. niejakl T.
mil Weist, czfowiek majacy zone i
dzieci, zastrzelif 2o-letnia Maggie
Buttres, potem siebie... Powo-
dem zbrodni to, re miaf bye jakoby
zakochany (?) W dziewczynie, a ME
chciafa go sfuchac... hotr czy szale-
niec?!
Z pie6dziesieciu os6b' rannych
wskutek eksplozyi wynik}ej cd pio-
runa W Parmleyville, KY, O czem
wczoraj donosilismy, piec osob UNI
RE! -. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-21
Telegramy z Europy.
PRZYJECIE w POTSDAMIE.

BERLIN, 30 czerwca. - Przyjecie
kr6la i kr6lowej wfoskiej na stacyi
kolei "Wild Park" w Potsdamie
by4o wspaniaie.
Ma STACEY powitali swych gosci
ces. Wilhelm w mundurze w}oskie-
90 puEkownika ces. W jasnej jed
wabnei sukni. Kr6l llumbert byf
przybrany W mundur oficcra l3 puf-
ku pruskich huzar0w, kr0lowa mlafa
suknie r6zowego iedwabiu.
Stacya kolei otoczona by1a przez
tfum.
Ces. Wilhelm przywitaf najpierw
kr6lowe wfoska, ctiarowaf jej plekny
bukiet kwiat6w uca1owaf reke.
Nastepnie powitali SIG trzykrotnym
usciskiem kr6lem Humbertem.
Cesarzowa ucafowa1a r6wniez kr6lo-
we Mafgorzate. Potem nast2pl1y
powitania ksiazetami krwi l llcz-
nymi dygnitarzami obu dwor6w.
Nastepnie dwie parry monarsze u
daily sic W wspania}ych powozach DO
nowego pafacu. Cesarz jecha} Z
kr6lowa; kr6l cesarzowa. Asy-
ste powoz6w stauowi} szwadron
gwardyi konncj. Wieczorem odbyt
sic wspaniafy obiad, na kt6rym byll
obecni ministrowie, ambasadorowle
i wielu ksiazat niemieckich.
Kr6lestwo w1oscy otrzymall ME
szkanie W starym pa}acu W history
cznych komnatach, gdzie kiedys
mieszka1 Fryderyk. Wiclki, gdzie W
I. 1904 przebywaE car Aleksander
l, awr. 1906 spaf tez Napoleon |.
Potsdam jest swietnie przystrojo-
ny. DIS wieczorem cafe miasto byfo
uiluminowane.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-21
BISMARCK w WIEDN1U.
Eks-kanclerz ME mysli juz o powro-
Gle do wfadzy.

WIEDES, 20 cZerwca. - Owacyc
dla Bismarcka re strony zwaryowa-
nej mfodziezy ME ustaia.
Po pofudniu skfada}y mu swoje
karty deputacyc anti-semit6w /
stronnictwa niemieckiego. Z}ozyli
mu takze wizyty ambasadorowie ro-
syjski (zapewne ma z}o$G ces. Will
helmowi!. y angielski.
Studenci, nalezacy do stronnictwa
niemieckiego, beda asystowali przy
uroczysto$ciach slubnych w.. 100
powozach!! Urzadza takze b. kan
clerzowi serenade.
Bismarck jest blady i zmeczony'
Gazety ogfaszaja jego "interview"
W Dreznie, W kt6rym miaf mledzy
innemi powiedziet: "Uznaje, re tie
owacye SO ocena przesz}osci. Me
nam dis urzedowej pozycyi l
nigdy jej mice juz ME bede. Pred
stawiam rozdziaf przesz{osci, zam-
kniety ma zawsze. ...n.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-21
Polacy W Ameryce.
KS. ROSINSKI 2 CLEVELAND.

w ,,Polonii'' clevelaudzkiej znaj-
dujemy nastepujace szczeg6fy @ zy-
ciu 81. ks. Rosihskiego, obecnie pro-
boszcza par. sw. Stanisfawa W Gle
veland, kt6ry przeszedf tax ciezkie
doswiadczenia czescis niespokoj-
nych parafian i zaburzenia te wiel-
kim taktem zdo1af zazegnac. KS.
Benedykt Rosihski urodzif sic VI.
1861 W Mogilnie, " Ksieztwie Po-
znahskiem, kszta}ci} sic W szkofach
srednich W Gnieznie i Chefmnie, po-
czem przybyf do Ameryki. Tu W
Cleveland odrazu W stapi1 do semi
naryum duchownego po odbyciu
'piecioletnich study6w zostaf wyswie-
cony ma kapfana W grudniu r. 1887.
Pierwotnie przez d wa lata CORA
pracowai. jako wikary ", niemieckiej
parafi W Sandusky, o., nastepnie
przez lat diva przeszfo .:byf pro bo-
szczem poIskiej paraii sw. Wojcie-
cha W Berea, Q. Wszedzie, gdzie
byl, umiaf sobie zyskae Ks. :Rosihski
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-21
sIEDMIU PoLAK0W ZWR0CO-
NYCH DO EUROPY.
.BYL1 zAKoNTRAKTowANI.

New York, 20 czerwca. - VIA
DE immigracyjne postanowify dzls
zwr6cic do Europy siedmiu polak6w
Kr6lestwa, kt6rzy przybyli ma Ellis
Island trzecia klasa okretu "Ameri-
ca". Pow6d ten, ze So zakontrakto-
wanymi robotnikami., Jedenz owych
emigrant6w Andrzej Gie}kihskiprzy-
zna4, il on sam jego towarzysze 70
stall acknowledgement przez odlewnie
zelaza W Troy, N. Y. Superintendent
tel fabryki miaf pisaG do niego list
zadaniem 15-tu dobrych robotni-
k6w i z zapewnieniem, ze znajd2 oni
.prace. Mieli zajac miejsce ludzi, "a!
rabiajacych po 50 dziennie i braG
tylko po s1.5o.. Z tych wszystkich:
racyi Polacy uznani zostali "a robo-::
tnik6w zakontraktowanych, kt6rych::
sprowadzania zakazuje amerykahskie..
prawo ola tego zostana powr6ceni::
do starego kraju.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-21
.RABU$ POCZT.POCHWY Y
CONY.
Odni6s} Smiertelna rane W walce o
wolnoSc. ..

WOODLAND, CAL, 90 czerwca. -
John D. Ruggles, znany rabus, kto-
ry razem re swym bratem zrabowaf
w6z pocztowy Reading i zabi}
expresmana Montgomery'ego zosta}
tn dis schwytany. znajdowaf sic
w4asnie W restauracyi ijad} kolacya,
gdy do lokalu wszedf szeryf Wyckf,
ktdry go znaf dobrze. Ruggles
zasfonif sic karta potraw chcia} wy
dobyG revolver; ale Wyckoff uprze-
dzif 60. Strzelif zadaf mu smier-
telnq rane. Ruggles lada chwila UNI
RE W wiezieniu. ... 49,.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-21
Krajowe.
WYPADKI M KOLEL.
Cztery osoby zabite..

MONTREAL, Que, 20 czerwca. -
Poeiag kolei "Grand Trunk MEDIA
.leko ztad przy Hillharst rozbif sic
wskutek rozmoczenia i zrujnowanla
plantu. Czterej ludzie, mianowl-
Gle maszynista, palace, pakmajster l
jeden podr6zny zabici. Wiele osob
rannych.. =. Kilku pasazerow znl-
kneEo niewiadomo gdzie. - - Drugl
podobny wypadek mia} miejsce ma
kolei "Canadian Pacifc' W poblizu
Covansville; rozbif sic pociag, wlo-
zscy l55 pasazer6w. Prawdzlwym
cudem Mkt ME zabity. Tylko pare
os6b re sEuzby kolejowej odniosfo ra-
nv.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-21
DROBNE NOTATKI.

W Toledo, Q. Fr. Bojowski
.padf tkniety poraze MEM s}onecznem
i ma drugi dzieh I'm ar}.
Antoni Wycza}kowski skarzy
kompanie tramwajo iva W Toledo, O..
o $40. 900 odszkodo wanna "a uszko-
dzenia poniesione WI skutek przejecha-
MIA przez tramwaj.
tPp. Sawinski i Morawski otwo-
.rzyli pierwszy W Detroit zakfad TO-
tografczny polski P n. so7 ma Rio
pelle ul.
w Milwaukee, Wis. tnynasto-
letnia dziewczyna j 6zefa Gill z osta,
Ia niebezpiecznie po kaqsana przezz psa
wSciekfego. 49,.
| w Cleveland, Q. zostaje fozo-
ma nova gazeta pol ska. SPrawa t4
zajmuje sic pan J. i V. Gostomskl'
:. w Pittsburgh, Pa. polak Male
wski tax mocno pobi il zone, IL bic
daczka wkr6tce I'm arfa... Pow,o-
dem pobicia by}o to re nieszczeslwa
zgubi}a $3.50. Malew ski siedzi W vie
zieniu.
/ w Jersey City, N. J. polak Zy-
lihski otworzyf prac ownie malarska
zakfad portretowy.
e.. W Paterson, n. J. l5-letni chic
piec polski szparu, przy piracy W fa-
bryce utracif lewq reke.
w Pike Lake, Wis. odprawili
d. czerwca naste epnych misye dla
polskich katolik6w ksiezaZ. Wozny
re Stevenspoint Z. Pescihski
Hull, Wis.
| W biurze rekrut tacyjnym Stan6w
Ziednoczonych W n ew Yorku zapi-
sa}o sic do wojska amerykahskiego
W ciagu ostatniego tygodnia 28 m}o-
dych polak6w.
w Jersey City, n. J. rozpocze-
ly sic juz roboty ok pro budowy no. =.
wego polskiego ko$9iofa. Bedzie on
kosztowaF $50. 700, a stanie dzieki
staraniom proboszd "a miejscowego
ks. Kukowskiego.
F.. Felix's Mierzejew wski,. oskarzony.
W Milwaukee napa a$c ma Aug, Ru-
dzinskiego zamiare EN- zab6jstwa -
czem juz donosi liSmy - zostaf
przez sad uniewinni pny.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-21
BIEDA W NIEMCZECH.

BERLIN, 20 czerwca. - Urzedo-
we sprawozdania statystyczne wyka-
zujs, ze warunki ekonomiczne W
Niemczech W ostatnich czasach bar
dzo znacznie sic pogorszy4y. E. Ra-
porty 9O6 miast i miasteczek do
wodza, re tylko w I z Mich zarobkl
robotnika powiekszy}y sic, podczas
gdy W 929 zosta}y znizone. Jedno-
czesnie wszedzie prawie koszt pred
miotdw najpotrzebniejszych do zy-
cia zwiekszy} sic. sadza, ze te cyfry
moga SIG STAG bardzo niebezpieczna
bronia dla socyalist6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-21
SZTANDARY POLSKIE
W KREMLU*).

Grzmia huczne dzwony ma kremla szczy-
Car Swietei slucha ofary. tach,
A ma wyniosIych cerkwi suftach
Polsllie sic chwieja sztandary
s'Slawa - 0! s}awa" : zagrzmia}y ch6ry,
''W peta Car zakul Czerh lasza?'
| zaszumiala odpowiedz CORY:
"za wasza wolnost naszs!'
so! buntowszczyki, po carskiem s1owu
Przysieglim ma zgube laszs"
| zaszumiaIo CORY znowu:
''Za wasza wolnos6 nasz2!'
UmilkIy spiewy, zgas4y offary,
Car s4ucha, sZepty go strasZa j.. e
Spoirzal; mad gIowa szumia sztanda airy:
"Za wasza wolnost nasz2a?
~ Sufit kremlifskiej cerkwi W Moskwle obwle-
szonv lest sZtandarami wszyStkich narodow, 2
kt6remi Moskwa wojowaia. Mad carSkim tronem
wisza zdobyte la Polakach sztandary z godfem:
"Za wasza nasza wolnoSt''.