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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
z Poznahskieg0.

-nieszczesliwego wypadku, ia
,kiego doznal pred kilku
,dniami. Ma ulicy Wroc}aw-
.skiej nalecba} nieboszczyka
woz i skaleczyl mt udo,
skutkiem czego i innych
wewnetrznych uszkodzeh
.smlert nastapila. Sp. J6zef
>Szafarkiewlcz niemal Gale
zycie przepedzil W miescie
naszem, tn ukohczyl szkoly i
byl nauczycielem PREY GIN
,nazyum sw. Nary Magda-
leny,p6zniej W szkole .realnej
W roku 1872 z}ozy} sp. J6zef
urzad nauczyciela biorac
nastepnie udzia} czynny W
zyciu naszem spolecznem.
On za}ozyl pismo ,,Przyro.
d a i Pre- m 81 |" wydawa.
ne d}ugie lata W Poznan'u'
byl r6wniez przez pewien
CA redaktorem III m a.
n a., w kt6rem umiescli
DUO artykulow. Pisywa}
r6wniez do Pre- 81 a d u
Poznahskiego" innych
pism, zamieszcza}ac W Mich
artykuIy tresci przyrodniczej.
Osobno wyda}:, H S torya
n a t | n q d a
SIX Oh" Il czesci). S Stan
rzeczy W w. KS. ? z
II S k i e M, % losu
pre- po wynn i
inne. Prawy cz}owiek, dzielny
obywatel, szczery patryota
OTTO zalety zmar}ego. O sp.
J6ze6e powiedzie6 mozna, IL
ME mia} ami nieprzyjaciela
ami niechetnego sobie. Humor
szczercpolski nieboszczyka
byl powszechnie znanym::
Geese lego pamieci - pok6j
wieczny zacnej lego duszy!
JEDYNY SYN p. Teoo
dora Zychlihskiego, by}ego
redaktora uKuryera Pozn.",
m}odzieniec 33-letni umarl 20
d}ugich cierpieniach. Bolesc
to wielka ola straskanych
rodzicow utraci6 taklm
wieku jedyne dziecko, to
-tez szczere wyrazamy I'M
wspolczucie.
w W pow.
wrzesiiskim gospodarzowi
Szykownemu W nocy zlodzieje
wdarli sic do mieszkania,
nabrali ubiorow !; biellzny, a
zarazem 5000 mrk. W go16w-
&c, ktore 6w gospodarz mia}
przygotowane, by w ponie.
dzialek wplacic "a przykuplo'
ma role. Pc z}odziejach sladu
ME pozostalo.
SP. GUSTAV POTWO.
ROWSKI. W StarYm Gosty-
n,u zloaono W grobowcu
rodzlnnym zwlokl zmarlego
W miodym stosunkowo wieku
sp. G ustawa Potw O.
70 wskiego O, wlasclciela
] Gall pod GostYnlem a bYtego
posla ma selm pruskl. = Ma
pochowenie zwlok %zjechafo
llczne duchowienstwo ! oby'
watele ze Yszech stron, navel
dalekich, W. KS. Poznahskie
go. Koudukt zafobny prowa-
dit X. biskup L,kowski "
asystencyi duchowienstwa, tax
prey eksportacyi dnlem po-
przednio jak kosclofa
do grobowca. " czasle
eksportacyi przemawiali mad
/ zwlokami: X, prob. Gladysz
re st. Gostyma, a 20 MN X.
biskup Likowskl s]erdecznem1
sEowy. W sobote czas'e
pochowania zwtok przemawial
Il X. prafat dr.. Ja2d2e wski,
sfawlac zastugi zmariego tax
IA ---I :, -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
HIESIAC MAJ PoAwisoonv
Ksiazki p~owieSciowo

~ ~ WV
malte lnns,
TESTAMENT PIOTRA WEI.
KIEGO, csyli zamisry Meskali
zawoj e-"nla catego iwiata. IS
~oPoWIADANIA sTAREGo
H1sToRYA o s.laeh.sney /, pick,
ne] Meluzynis,. 50
KONSTYTUCYA STANuW ZJE.
D~NOCZONYCH. ...... 10.
WEGLARZ q WALENCYI. Pre-,
Autors Jaskini Beatusa i Koszy.
ka Kwiatow. 80
z onstytuoyaa Muja 10
Z W o d n i k do plsania listov
misosnych oras tyczaeycb sig ore
nienia zanatp6ibcia. ..35
% r a 6w. Czestechowy, 10
3 wv sa,pewiest
obyczaJowa przez Jozefa Z mad
3inal do Ri i a i,sfawny do,
w6dzca rozb6jnik6w XVIII VIE
Au.sS... 6D
w 1aocnej oprawie SO sleconym
tvtullkieR ,.... ......---.85
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

Nadto, poniewaz wiecei O.
hecnie many zecer6w, nib da,
1niej, mo2emy wszelkie zam6.
vienna W krotszym czasie WV.
kona6. Konstitucyj, nagIow-
k6w do listow, rachunkow,
aGSzow teatralnych, plakatow
k,pieckich, o~znaJmleh 0 spree
day grunt6w t. p.
aadna lima DRUKARNIA
EIE ZDOhA GUSTOWNIEJ Wy
DRUKOWAC, JAK NAsZA.
~T1umaczenie pol
skich %rekopis6W ma
Jezyk angielski u
skutecznia sic ia bar
do maiem wynagro-
dzeniem,
FL.
Wfasciciel Drukarnl
" iarusa Sosci z hi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
POLECA SIZE

oAA
sZANOWNEJ PUBLICZNOSC
wszystkim w~iarusom Polouussu
Ameryce
NOVA BSIEGARNIA
81. DERDowsK1EGo
" Winona. MINI,
MeEna ~sprswadzis cd Dsrdew
skiego ka3da ksistke pelska, jaks
wsgols i~staiejs " Ameryes, pfseas
getewk9.
Ponitej wymieniany niskt6rs
ksia&ki, jake nasza ksiegaraia Aa
IA sprzeda3:
Ksiazki szkolne tres
CT naukowel.
GATEHIZM RzYMsKO-KATQ
LICK t,aiy) ...~.......-,
w moe" eprawie......1g
KATEHIZM RZYMsKO-RiTO-
LlCK1 (wiekszy) " mocnej ..
DZIEJE STARBGO I NOWEGO
T~ESTAMENTU, W nocnej O..
prawie (Deharbego).... 40
DZIEJE NARODU POLSKIEGO
ELEMENTARY POLSKI, J6zefa
poSREDNIK PoLsKo AN.
GIELSKI - czyli ksiaaka do
nauki jezyka angielskiego 65
1bi6r Pisbni ola szk6t pol
skich W Ameryce, ufoIyi byiy ma
qczyciel W Chicago Franciszek
Zabka ........................1o
g ramaty K Pelska ufo&o.
ma przez Teodozego Sisrocihskis.
go, p%rofesora jezyka polskiego j
litcratury. Drukowana ola szkd
polskich " Ameryce Z wydania
trzynastege, " mscnej eprawis
Elementarz Ma{y czyli
Pierwsza Nauka CzYtania, Pisa
hia j Rachowania, prEes W. Dy-
nlewlcza.
Nv mecnej oprawie......~.12
HISTORYA STANUW ZJEDNO.
CZONYCH..
nywot u enowefy, powie6d
moEalna bardzo, wzruszajaca ze
staroAytnych czasow.--....3o
- to sama W mocnei -oprawie ze
zioconym tytuliklem..s..... 60
8 olestaw czyli Daisy Gag &c.
~cowsfy; tiomaczenie przez $ ks.
Osmahskiego.
Ia sama W mocnei oprawle
50
Liesownik Polsko.AmerYkah
XII. P%odrecznik Aawierajacy:
Nauke pisania listow ! gotowe
IVORY list6w, W wszystHich lrzy.
padkach Eycsa............6O
aistorya o wlelkim wojown'-
ku polskim G~abryeiue Hoiubku
Opowiadanie z dziejow polskich
Cos p knsgo W pc.
wiastkach, Tresc: 1. Papuga,
2. Palma kviotniowa, powiastka,
8. Smutne skutki niemadrego
fgla, 4, Nieuczynnos6, powissc,
5. Przeczucie, powiastka, 6.
Ludwik j Helena, powiesc, rs
Zfot6wka, powieb6, 8. Try PREY.
jaciniki, powiastka.
Ebrodn ukarana, odpo.
wiadanie z Sycia amerykahskicga
starogrodzk Kapela
ozyli p%oczciwych Opatrznosc ME
opu6ci przez KS. NJ. Osamhsbiege
& oszyk K wiat6w W.. oPowies6
przez rs. Schmidt. -. 80
D powia d n i q, a n o 6 d o "
Humor. CTf6maczone z an
gielskiego).
Zawiera:
/: Uczta kanibalska.
2. Nazwa ,,Chicago".
3. Najmniejsze dziecko wswiecie
d. Podarunek m}odego, ucznia.
5. Fatalne imie Waltera.
6. Cudowne wynalazki Edisona.
b
D d n y m m k Q /
o lichu, kt6rs u niego siedziafc
"a plcCem.
alta c6rka Lezdejki, albc
Litwini W XIV wieku, romans
historyczny przez Bernatowicza,
mocnej oprawie i z pozfacahyn
tytulikiem. rs
Gamok Duo h 0 W, postepy
fufszerzy pieniedzy i Niezwykfy
Sen, czyli nerwowa dana paryz-
la. Opewiadania lekasza francuz.
kiego.....".......... ...........5
J asnaG oraCz G C h O W.
ska a, gaweda przcz Krola Kucza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
IRABIA PAROBKIEM u KIN

MA
)~POWIADANIE PODROANEGO
O strasznie dziwnem }o&u...1O
lAKLETA DZIE WICA. 10
3ARTEK EATKA...........5
olesni Polskie e, zebraue ola
Polonii W Ameryce przcz WI.
'raw dzlwy Persko- Oh.
gipsk; s i K. - najpew.
njejszy sposob wygrania ma To-
teryi wedlug kombinacyj & s!yn-
nych magik6w i profesorow ma.
tematyki Orlice itp.-tudzie& wy.
jawienienie tajemnie spos6b, ia.
klch uzywano " starozytnoici
do przepowiadania i wrozenia
przysztosci.-z przeszio 200 O.
5'azkami. Dosfowny przedruk
Serniha drukowanego W dru-
karn Unlwersytetu Jagielloh-
shiego W Krakowio.... 80
} X 4adnej dziewczynie- 10
70 " . 8 q kohcu 6ycia Fiiaea
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

LWaZcle danny.
Ze tn many
Me "a drogi
Str6j ne nog,,
Srodze fadny
I paradny!
Tu trzewikl
z skdry dzlkie),
jake mietkle,
Pulchne, gietkir!
Stara, mfoda
l dewotka
w Mich sic roda
Do podlotka.
Zak Ola uiory
Many kary
Mocnych butow,
Jakby z drutow-
Kazdej mary.
Chfop co wstap'
Tu do Czecha,
Gdy wystapi,
Sic usmiecha:
Mega modnie
I'wygodnie
Mu sie widzi,
Z bosych szydzi!
Idac z Mast i.
Krok,em predkim,
Reka szasta,
Tnie napietk ,em.
G}obno kryczy
War0, wa]ra
Co sic tyczy:
Jam ME skuty.
Mic ME Spleen,
Jeno bYfem
Kupic buty
PkACCIE IA
x>RU E. 4 u MIA
II, DERD0MSKIEC0
" wENONA. MNMN.
cd Eovtgo roku znacznie zni.
Gy'a ceny "a wszelkie prace
drukarskle.
As I'M
sss11zRAMszA.YgS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25


KSIAzEK
NOVEL, KSlEeARNl
III. ID walk e~
v WINONA, MINN.
a. 8 Viola wsr6d jezors
Gepfa przez Alaksandrae Broni.
kowskiego. Powies6 siowiahska
pierwszej pofowy XII wieks
? a m 9 tniki Makryny Me.
czysfawskiej, ksieni Basylianek v
Owi Marye, powiesd Z . da.
wnych czasow polskich przss
FIR. Xaw. Acknowledgements
Ia sama W mooney oprawie &.
z}oconym tytulikiem ..........75
nix j, Dumki A ry Q
N ar o q o " 9, W mocpel opra-
u ae<>Ss\M r a Powiastka his
torryczna z ziemi kaszubowskiej
przezJ6zefa Grajnerta IL Rycyna
BartoszGfow a k ozyli o.
statnie uszlachcenie (Nobilitacya.)
Ustep z dziej6w 1894 roku. .
tzema rycinami.
t b yusz Powieb6
pierwszych wicklow chrzesciah.
silva. Przez tfumaczae Gnowefy i
KoszYk kwiat6w...............30
q istoryao rycerzu ziotoskrzy
diYm,so porowanej dzievicy .
drogim klejnotem l ziotym lam.
ku.O powiadziaf ]. Danielski..1 10
1akletyd w6r powiesd przezWa,
leregoHozihskiego ,mocno opraw.
ma z zioconym tytulikiems1.75
o,powiesc z dziejow Polski
przez Fr. hr. Skarbka W income
oprawie, 20 z}oconym tytulikiem
" IA y, stem q
diugim nosem czyli dsiwaczne
podr6ze i fgle...................1O
& " istPreryi miedzy Indyj-
czykami ,powies6 z zrchodnio-pof.
uoceej Ameryki Oh. A. Murray,
prEefe&ona ma polskie przez Joze'
ia Bertkowskiego, W mocnej o.
Prawie ze zloconym tytulikiem
Ok r k i-Warszawa
6 Kwietnia j Bolesiaw Smiaiy
krol Polski, przez Alexandra
Bednaw skiego................1
R6za Lesna, powiebd q borov
amerykahskich.. Zoo.
Pr0r0ctWa o Polsce tudziei
o pahstwach, " kt6rych Polacy
miesskaja, i 0 Kescisle Katolie
kim Observation-Disclosures. 1Ue:
Plekn a '-."rvao oier
pliwe II cIenle GORGE
kr6la Amt t'e5o ces"rHa Tureo.
kiego z KouStantynopoIu Caro-.
l. skarz D o M 0 W ). asezyli nio
Eawodnc sposobv domoTsgo i ia
niego leczenia rozmaitych ehorob
z'opisanie rozmaltych rosli1
~leczacych przez Przyjaciela Ludz'
koecl
Z" ylnszo W n i a ola rodz!.
COW innych drogich os6b..2o
Proroctw ON c h | d y, kro.
'owej re Saby, 10 Sybilii, Ksis-
dza Marka WernyhorY j innych
On roku 57s pred Narodzeniem
Chrystusa a8 do pokuych wicklow
Sc k czyli Wr6senie ze snow,
Ma presto 1900 przypadk6w
sfuSace, z r6znych starodawnyeh
ksi2g zebrany Is
ROZMOWA POLAKA z Kaszuba
HISTORYA o GRZEGORzU,
; kt6ry przez II lat pokutowai
przykuty do ska}y. Piekne
WzruszaJace opowladanie ola lu-
2UCHARKA POLSKA l anne
so
ROBINSON KRUZOE czyli sku-
tiki ME fosiuszehstwa ksiazka zu-
pefnie noWo ; tre6ciwie ufo&ons
IRABIA PAROBKIEM u kmie.
MA ....-.lN
)POWIADANIE PODROANEGO
O strasznie dziwnem }o&u...1O
!AKLETA DZIE WICA. 10
3ARTEK HATKA...........5
olesni P o k i G, zebraue ola
Polonii W Ameryce przcz WI.
raw dz1wy p k Oh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

NOWY CHRZEST. Grey
bowskle oledry W Wagrowlec-
klein przechrzcono ma Stem
rode. ZaclekloSG naszYch
cywllizatorow ME Zmnlelsza
sic, mimo, lie nawet p.
minister DAT posiom 1aszYm
zapewnlenie, il teraz !ua take
chrzty ustana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

z 9 K n /" u '.t"r O nier
p Ii e II eieule corce
kr6LG Amt 1890 cesnrHa Tureo.
kiego KonStantynopolu Caro-,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18
A MEXICAN ROMANCE.
The Terrible Mistake of a Mother RrouGh'

The Terrible Mistake Of n Mother HrOuEho
on By the T~reachery Of q False Friend.
SANTA FE. n. NJ, March S.-Podrigo
Martinez, a miner just retured from q
long stay in old Mexico. was stabbed
to the heart by his mother at Ell Rite.
a Mexican plaza about fifteen miles
from here.
The stabbing was the terrible result
of an intentional piece of misinforma-
ton by George Hallston, a young
American. Some years ago Rodrigo
Martinez went to old Mexico to mako
his fortune in mining leaving behind a
Llother and a sweetheart
Hallston loved the latter's betrothed
and brought the mother and sweet
heart the news that Martinez had been
killed in a fight
Martinez returned to his native town,
however, to find his sweetheart IN
married and his mother alive. About
the first man he met was his supposed
friend Hallston. The latter persuaded
bin to visit his mother with him
in disguise. While Disgusting himself
his rival ran to the mothers house and
ecid that he would bring the slayer Of
he; son to her in a few minutes and
that she should kill the rascal
When Rodrigo entered the enraged
old woman pounced upon him and
stabbed him to the heart. A moment
.ater she found her mistake. Raving
mad, she cut her throat
Hallston was set upon by the sweet
heart o: Martinez. but escaped.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18
Wanted to Appear All Right.

1t is a conventional jest that women.
before responding to calls at the tele-
phone, pause to brush their locks and
adjust the draperies Of their dress.
Whether the accusation be true or not.
here is an incident which shifts the
laugh to an opposite quarter. 1t is to
the effect that a prominent merchant
in the capital city of a state sat at his
desk one hot day in July. In order to
secure some degree of comfort he had
taken off his coat and his collar and his
necktie. A clerk came into the
His ex~cellency, the governor. wishes
to speak with you through the tele-
Phone" said the clerk. THE governor!
Dear mel" said the merchant. He rose,
hastily put on his collar. his i,ecktie,
and his coat, gave his hair a stroke. and
went to the telephone to answer the
governors call.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18
PRESIDENTIAL POINTERS.

Gen. Alger II In the Race For the Repub.
lican N0mlnation For President-hr.
Morrison said to He Opposed tn Gen.
Palmer For tho Democratic Nomination.
DETROIT, Mich, March S-The Trib-
une to-day contains the following:
Gen. Russell A. Alger will leave for
California tomorrow evening to attend
the annual meeting Of the Fort Bragg
Redwood company. A reporter called
OF Gen. Alger at his home on West
Fourth street last evening aud in re-
Spouse to inquiries the general said
that his trip involved purely private
business affairs
xviii you not say before leaving.
Gen. Alger, something as to your at
titude toward the suggestions of your
name for the republican presidential
nomination.
IL have until recently" said Gen.
Alger. ''been undecided as to whether
l would enter the contest for the
nomination, but in view of the express
sions which have come to ne from
earnest republicans throughout the
country. l have concluded to enter the
field. You may say this for me
through the Tribune for the informa-
ton of my friends both at home and
abroad"
MORRISON OPPOSES SENATOR PALMER
CHICAGO, March S.-Hon. William K
Morrison. Of the interstate commerce
commission. arrived in this city yester.
day. Speaking of the Cook county
democratic convention, which last
week Endorsed the candidacy Of Gen
John NJ. Palmer for the presidency, he
said:
II cannot see that it was conducted
hny different from that which instruct
I ed for Hill in New York" Continuing,
Mr.. Morrison said:
Il am opposed to Senator Palmer's
candidacy and regard it as an unwise
movement. Senator Palmer is alto
gether too old to be a candidate. He
is in his 18th year and / don't believe
any man at that age should be a candi-
date. Then again, the Democracy OF
the state would look upon Senator
Palmer's candidacy as a practical giftto
the Republicans of a ~senatorship. be-
cause the next legislature which
would elect a successor to General
Palmer will no doubt be Re1nblican.
l shall have my friends in the state
convention They will be staunch
friends of mire. They will be oppaned
to Gen. Palmer's candidacy, which is
not looked upon fa:orably in the
southern part of the state. want to
state right here, however. that never
bolted the nominee in my life and 1
never will. Hence l have no re.aon
to believe that my friends would do
such a thing, but 1 cannot tell what
hey will do. OF course if the state
delegation is not for me l certainly
will not be a candidate"
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

gown is exceedingly plain. but It is new,
neat and fashionable, and there is usu-
ally. en- suite, a bonnet or tOque, and a
distinguished looking travelling cloak.
One of this sort appearing among new
ly imported wraps is of figured brown
cloth cut like a deep circular. with a
rounded yoke Of velvet covered with
rich passementerie. The collar is in
high Medici shape. the wrap is lined
with a dark Pekin stripe, and it is also
designed for theater wear to cover an
elaborate toilet
Sheath skirts show no signs OF a fail
ure in popularity.
The poke bonnet is trying hard to
poke it's way into the front rank of
fashion. It has already succeeded to a
great degree in doing so in London and
Paris.
Lace will be in lavish use On summer
dresses, point de Genes and the finest
Oriental patterns being greatly favored
for these. They will be used for Span
ish flounces, capes, bibs, plastrons>
sleeves and frills. Pierrot collars OF
wide lace are turned down in the neck,
and have cuffs to match. Large cravat
bows are made of lace and net, Or chif-
fon and lace arranged il two great
loops, and are worn with tea gowns,
Jackets and fancy house wais Is Lace
and crepe lace bibs fail in Straight soft
folds from neck to belt Sash ribbons
are revived with enthus .asIn. Velvet
ribbon trimmings appear upon many
chic and pretty gowns from over the
sea G. ID !.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18

Is broken. BY George, if I was in a
position to do so, I would sue the old
fool for malpractice, but ! can't bother
about that now. Louise and forty thou
sand dollars Of Blatchford's money
safely in my possession is pay enough
for all the inconvenience I have suf-
fcred. BY Jove, though, l did get terri
bly, worked up yesterday owe this at
fair. was afraid old Scraggs would
get wind of matters and telegraph to
Blatchford and get him out here, and l
knew if he did it would be all day with
me. But that fears past now, and I've
got clear sailing"
Thus, confident of the final and COM
plete success of his plans, Pearson con-
tinued his way in high spirits, congrat-
ulating himself N the clever name
in which he had worked his schemes,
and facilitating himself on the bright
prospects the future opened up before
him.
Louise, in the meantime, set about the
preparationsit was necessary she should
make for going away. There was
not much to do aside from writing a
letter to her parents, which was to be
sent back to them on the morrow from
Magic City. But writing this letter re-
CURED a long time, since it was hard
to word it SO as to make the shock Is
light as possible TO those loved ones she
was leaving. She wished to make her
conduct appearsto them in the most
favorable light, yet she could not in
form them that she had taken the step
to save her father from state prison.
She realized that the knowledge of her
sacrifice being Made for his sake would
TIC <~S,itterc- source of regret to her ia
theSthan a tern. L prison.
For near two hours ,he wrote and re-
wrote letters, and at last for want Of
more time signed and sealed the last
one produced. 1t was far from salts
factory, but she gave up all hope of mak-
ing her conduct appear excusable to her
parents without explaining the cause OF
it. and resolved not to do that.
ut is better" she said with a sigh, as
she placed the letter away, that l
bear the blame. If poor papa knew
how was driven to this action he would
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18
BRUTALITY OF SQUAWS.
As viciou In War as the Rucks-Knife
Wounded Soldiers.

As Vicious I'm War as the Rucks-knife
Wounded Soldiers.
Two soldiers from the Seventh cav
ARP, U. S. A., were at the union depot
one night. They were only twenty
one or twenty-five years old and were
tired of army life. They were going
east on temporary furloughs. at the
end of which they would get dis
charges.
Both were with their comrades in
Dakota in the Indian troubles. in
which Sitting Bull was killed. One of
them was in the famous battle of
Wounded Knee creek, which caused
the court martial of Col. Forsythe, the
office commanding, for shooting down
squaws.
Did you ever kill an Indian and
know you were killing him?" n of
them was asked.
"Yes, indeed. I had to kill Indians
or they would have killed me. We
were SC close We couldn't fire u guns.
but had to use them reversed as clubs"
"Your colonel was tried for his con-
duct that day. wasn't he?"
1SS, out hC "do uSNOittSu. Aou
see the way it was the bucks and
squaws were dressed very much alike
and the bucks would dodge in among
the squaws and keep right on firing at
us. 1t would have been nonsense for
the colonel to allow that. When he or
dered us to fire we tried to hit the
bucks who were fighting. and if we
hit 4 few squaws W. couldn't help it.
They were in bad company. But the
fact is the squaws were as bad as any
body. If a squaw saw a wounded SOL
der lying helpless on the ground she
would put a knife into him. They
seemed to like to cut into the officers
who wore stripes, and there were
wounded ~sergcants who had a slit clear
down their legs, %paralleIing the white
stripe down their trousers. This was all
done by squaws They mutilated bod
les in a horrible manner. They cut
the top of one poor fellows skull. took
put his brains and filed his head with
snow. o, there's nothing delicate about
the squaw. kansas City Star.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18
ssWe'l do Il. doctor!." Scraggs ex.

We'll do It, DOCTOR" Scraggs ex-
claimed, land we'll lei business.
too. ] a get up a dozen men on i've
minutes notice to go with us. and you
may bet your boots we'll not be slow
about giving the deuced scamp a dose
Of western law and Justice X he don't
come to time in a hurry"
I'm afraid" said Paul, "that
wouldn't save John Green from Mills
vengeance"
"Yes, it would" promptly replied the
old doctor. 1T wouldn't take us long
to serve Mills with a dose of the same
kind of medicine if he got TO cutting
around too much"
That's what it wouldn't" a
Scraggs. THE country wouldn't be
any the worse off if it was rid OF 10Th
of them"
Not a Bit" said the doctor. )
we'll wait for the train, and if Batch
ford don't come we'll take the matter
in our own hands,"
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-03-18
FELL WITH AN ELEVATOR.
Probably Fatal Accident to u Man at indie.
pendence, Mo.

Probably Fatal Incident to q Man at Inde-
pendence, Mo.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. March S.-Daniel
Diamond was probably fatally injured
at Independence just before noon to-
day by falling four stories with a load
ed elevator. He is an expert machin-
est from New York and has been
engaged in putting in the machinery
for Schultz's new mills in ~Independ-
ence. He and three other workmen
were on the loaded elevator when at
the fourth floor the cable parted. One
man leaped, catching the rope. Two
others jumped off at the fourth floor
and Diamond was carried to the base.
ment being fast in the machinery with
which the a was loaded. One leg is
crushed badly and lie is internally in
iured.