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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-02-17
REPUBLICAN KILKENNY CAT FIGHT.
Tho Enrrisonites and the Anti-Aduainistra-
tiOnists in n Row.


ANDERSON. Feb. Is Special. "A regu-
lar Kilkenny cat fight is now on between
republican factions at this place. The
cause of the trouble is that John F. Nc
Clure. editor of the Herald, and Col. w. T.
Durbin both want to hold down seat in
the republican national convention as
delegates for the Seventh congressional
district. Durbin is pronounced admins
tration man, while Mcclure represents the
remnant OF the old Blaine crowd Satur-
day night 1t seems a secret meeting was
held at the Fletcher hotel in the city.
At the meeting were George +. Cnitten-
don. Judge NJ s. Robinson, Sanford NJ.
Deltner, i. VI. Schwinn, A. A. Small, f. f.
Hender and Mayor John II. Terhune.
The object of the meeting was to make an
organized effort to take Col. Durbin's
scalp. The plan agreed upon is to pack the
republican mass convention in this city
next Saturday, and select only those men
as delegates to the convention at Indian
apolis March who are known to be ia
vorable to Mcclure.
Since Blaine's withdrawal the following
he had here has rallied to Gov Mckinley
as against Harrison.
In other words there is still a feeling
here among a large number ofrepublicans
for anybody to beat Harrison.
This element has now rallied 10 Nc
Ciure, knowing full well that Durbin has
ever been loyal to the administration.
The fight is attracting a good deal of at
tention, and no matter which faction is
victorious It will leave the party in any
thing but harmonious condition here.
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MRS. MCCOY APPEARS.
She Takes Possession OF the Home That
She Had Deserted.

She Takes Possession OF the Home That
She Had Deserted.
JEFFERsoNvILLE. Feb. A. Special. =
Ever since the death of DR.. w. y. Mccoy
speculation has been rife as TO the prob
able course that would be taken BY Mrs.
Maria Mccoy, the widow. whose actions
have been the subject of numerous news
paper articles during the past year At a
late hour last night Mrs. Mccoy quietly
made her appearance at the home she had
not long ago deserted, but finding il Occu-
pied by William Wilson. who had been
appointed by the Rev. Theodore Mccoy
TO take charge Of the place for a few days,
she went TO the residence of a friend.
Mrs. Mccoy was assured by Mr.. Wilson
that there would be no obstruction placed
IN the way OF her assuming possession Of
the place, and accordingly when she re-
turned he vacated the premises and the
Rbsconding wife is mistress Of the situa-
ton. Mrs. Mccoy is acting strictly within
her legal rights and cannot be moiested
Notwithstanding the will executed by DR..
Mccoy on the Sunday prior to his death
in which she was entirely ignored. Under
the law the widow is entitled to $500 Of
the personal and one-third of the real
estate, and she cannot be deprived of
thoss rights by testamentary objections of
the husband, even if the will is executed
on any other day than Sunday. The Rev.
Theodore Mccoy, who qualified as admin
istrator of his deceased brothers estate,
will return to Jeffersonvii!e Monday or
Tuesday. when it is supposed he will take
Hteps TO at once settle the question OF Mrs.
McCoy's right to hold the property. 4
bitter fight for possession of the children
is like to ensue, but upon that point, as in
the property interests, Mrs. Mccoy is
clearly entitled 10 her children.
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CONRAD CONRAD CONRAD!
Card 10 the Public,

While it is true that have been elect
ed president of the Louisiana State Lot
terry company, vice NJ. A. Dauphin, de-
ceased. am still president OF the Gulf
Coast Ice and Manufacturing company.
and all orders for material, machinery,
etc., as well as all other business letters
should be addressed to me as before. PAUL
CONRAD, box 1855, New Orleans.
Gen. Il. S. Bragg OF Fond du Lac de-
Tended Mueller, arguing that the adver-
tisement did not come within the scope of
the statute. The jury was out but few
minutes.-Millcaukeel VS. Sentinel Feb. 4
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prowned in q Pndh1e az yrnter.

MUNGE, Feb. 1O.-[Special. AT New
Corner, northwest OF this city ten miles,
last evening boy fell into small puddle
of water and was drowned. The victim
was Harry Anderson, aged sixteen. who
was attacked with a fit and fell unconcious
with his face down in the water that was
not foot deep. He was found by a
searching party at s O'Clock last night.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-02-17
For Brain Fag
USE HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.

JOE IIOIoFUhU y 1RVIE1 IIN7''I 11711 y
DR.. w. II. Fisher, lie Sueur, Mimi,
says: II find it very serviceable in
nervous debility, sexual weakness,
brain flag, excessive use OF tobacco,
as drink in fevers, and in some urinary
troubles. 1t is grand good remedy in all
cases where have used IT,"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-02-17
4 CALAMITY Looked For.

RICHMOND, Feb. 10.-[Special. MANY
families of this place have become con-
verts to a new faith and taken their de-
parture for Detroit, the "City of Deliver
ance," and the dwelling place of prince
Michael" the leader of the new sect,
which Is denominated the disciples of
the flying roll" Michael " Mills, a native
of Elgin is the leader to whom they
have turned in the fear and belief that the
world is about to be visited by some dread
calamity.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-02-17
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.
Enthusiastio MeetID "a of Dem ocrats In Sew
ersl CO1ntIes.

ersI CO1ntiea.
KoKoxo, Feb. 1z,--[Special. THE dem.
ocrats OF Howard county yesterday held
large convention here. Delegates were
selected to the state convention and a
thorough organization was effected. At
torney- General Smith and the Hon. John
w. Kern addressed an immense mass
meeting in the afternoon. The resolu-
tions, unanimously adopted, condemn the
Mckinley bill, declare emphatically
against any step backward in the tariff,
favor liberal coinage of silver, condemn
the extravagance of the billion dollar con-
gress, denounce the appointment of Judge
William A. Woods 70 a federal circuit
judgeshiu, favor the Hon. Isaac r. Gray as
the democratic nominee for president, in
dorse the present democratic state officers
and commend the denomination OF J. o.
Henderson for auditor of state.
SHOALS. Feb. 14-[special- THE demo-
cxats aesembledjn mass convention at this
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-02-17
Young Lady Injured.

CLAYTON, Feb. 12.-[Special. while
Miss Maude Johnson was returning home
last evening in company with other
young people from a social given by mem
bers OF her class in this place her foot
caught in the wheel and she was thrown
violently TO the ground. Her leg was
broken and she also sustained other in
juries. DR.. J. I. Dryden reports that she
will recover.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-02-17
STATE OF INDIANA, In the jefferson
Jefferson County, IS: CITcait Court,
Thomas Clark rs. }
Bridget Hunt, {
The unknown Heirs }

Thomas Clark rs.
Bridget Hunt,
The unknown Heirs
OF Bridget Hunt.
On this End day of February. 1892. the said
plaintiff filed in the Clerks Office of said court his
complaint herein. 70 have It presumed aud taken by
said Court that said Bridget Hunt Is deaf, as an
have an Administrator OF her estate appointed.
Now, therefore, said defendants and each Of them
are hereby notified Of the tendency OF this proceed
ing aud that unless they be and appear before said
Court the End day OF the Apr term, 1892 of said
Court, to-wit: April 9TH 1892 10 be holden at the
Court House. in the City Of Madison in said county
aud the matter and things contained in said
complaint. the came will be heard and judgment
rendered accordingly.
Done by order OF Court.
Witness my hand and official seal.
- w. II. MATTHEW'S
srAr. Clerk J. c C.
~ John McGregor, Attorney. I7-1t
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-02-17
\ Generous Firm.

We are informed that the proprietors,
Messrs. A. P. 0rdway & Co.. recently sent
three dozen of their reliable medicine,
Sulphur Biiters. to the Catholic Home for
the Aged, which is highly appreciated by
the directors and inmates. "As We SOW so
shall We ap."-Editor Catholic Union.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-02-17
clay Democrats in Line OF Battle.

Brazil, Feb. Especial. The COM
mitteemen Of the various townships met
this evening and placed Clay county in
line TO gain a democratic victory by
elIecting strong organization. +. A.
Horner was elected county chairman and
O. I. Starke secretary.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-02-17
Romantic Mise. Arrested.

CHAMPIONSHIPS, Feb. 10.-[Special. !
Miss Myrtle Sebastian and Miss Parkes,
two pretty runaway Logansport girls, were
arrested here today at the request OF Jacob
p. Sebastian, tobacco merchant at Lo-
gansport The romantic young ladies
spent last NIGHT at the Sherman house
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penth Ends a pebnucl,.

ANDERSON, Feb. 11.-[Special. William
Webb, dry goods clerk who came to this
city last August from Lancaster, O., and
has been on protracted spree for the past
week, died Yesterday evening from the
effects of the debauch. His remains were
shipped to Lancaster today for interment.
Webb was about thirty-iye years of age
and unmarried
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-02-17

and appeared to be innocent young travel
ers simply on a sightseeing tour, but a
telegram from Miss Myrtle's father an
nounced the fact that they had run away
from home. They were taken home to-
day byNOfiicer Grimes Of this city.
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uNIrEp STATES couRr.
An Editor Acquitted OF the Charge
Printing n Lottery Advertisements.

An Eultcr acquitted or inc Oharge OF
Printing n Lottery Advertisements.
Joseph Mueller, who was charged with
having published lottery advertisement
in the Dodge County Pioneer at Mayville,
was acquitted in the Q. S. court yesterday.
The case is an important victory for the
Louisiana State Lottery. TWAS charged
that certain notice that appeared IN the
paper, which is German weekly, was an
advertisement under the new law forbid
ding the mailing OF publications contain
ing lottery advertisements. The card
read as follows:
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Trustee's Accounts short.

BLooMISGroN. Feb. 12.-[Special.l-
Elijah Todd, trustee of Polk township,
died few days ago. and it is now charged
that there is shortage in the trustees
books amounting to 81 800 or more. An
investigation is to follow, when the exact
state of affairs will be known. 1t is
thought the shortage runs back several
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-02-17
INVESTIGATING A MYSTERY.
THE RECENT DEATH OF MISS QUICK
AT ROCKVILLE.

A Rigid investigation Into the Peculiar
Tragedy-An Ex-POstmaster in Trouble
Killed by the Cars-PrOminent Deaths-A
Peculiar Suit at HuntinGron-An Unex-
pected Find OF Governments Bonds-Re-
corder SmnlPs Funeral.
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PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS
OBTAINED BY THE
INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL
PATENT AGENCY
WASHINGTON. D. c.

Inventors often lose the benefit Of valuable and
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attest the fact that much cannot be exercised
by inventors in selecting competent and experienced
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THEREFORE, with the idea Of protecting III
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incaaable attorneys and their inventions thus be-
coming practically lost 20 them, the IN ID ANAfOIlS
SENTINEL PATENT AGENCY has been estab-
lished, and competent of expert attorneys
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business: aud the AGENCY Is, there fore, prepared
to conduct
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Prosecute Applications for Patents, both For.
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Amend and Prosecute Rejected Applications,
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Five masked men held up John KLAUS
in his saloon at ST. Louis and at the point
of revolver robbed him of $50.
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ELw1N. Ill. Nov. u

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BELoIT, Wis, Dec. IA.

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thanks for the benefit you have conferred.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-14

kupce, Stachowl podoba sic ten
korowod, a vice "a MIN. Mysle
sobie, GO tez dalej bedzie? natn.
ralnie pomachuja ma szabelka
take potrosze.
kotko kolo CruszY coraz mnlej-
SIZE sic rob-. Mysle sobie: dosytby
luz tel zabawy, ale Antek innego
byl zdania, zdaje sic, re bardzo
mu przypauf do gustu kapltan
pragna} go M wleczna pamiatke
jak chrabqszcza przySpilic do
gruszy, co mu tez i wreszc,e sic
uda}o, wprawdzle dose grubl-
janski spos6b, DO pakujac mu
pa}asz W usta navel diva zeby mu
wyb,}.
CODY sic dalel by}o stato z
tcJ awantury ME WIEN, gdyby
poczclwy MlSklcwicz ME by}
nadblegf . re~zta k%awalery1. To
Spowodowalo Moskall do
grzeczncgo ustapienla q pola |
mieii racya. Zawsze przvkro
must bye dobrze wychowanemu
czfowlekowl mice do czynienla q
taNiemi grub,anaml. a przecie2
Annex poStapi} sobie jak czlowiek
be- wszelkicgo wychowanla, szcze'
golniej Z k%apitanem, ktdry nawet
po przyspileniu do grus7y, ME
mogf sic wygodnie po}ozyc ma
murawie i TAX stojqc przenlos} sic
do ~wiccznosci; b. pafasz Autka
tax mocno utkwl} W gruszy, re
90 musla} %zostawlt, a potem do
piero 2 w;clkiem wysilenlem udafo
sic kolegom wyrwat, by niebosz-
czyk kapltan m6g} sobie przyjaG
wvgodnlejsza pozycya.
w zapale olrzykn;.} natural
ME cafy oddzlaf braciszkow ,,Zu-
cham mad zuchy!" o mnle
zapomniano. lecz ia pomysla}em
soble: ,~,poczekajcie = i ia ME
pokaze piety Moskalom."
\Clqg daisy nasrapl.j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-14

religijnej skarbnicy." Wlec
elewi ks. Rektora maja sic
zachwyca6 i zaprawiec do
kap@ahskiego ducha i czerpac
skazowki ascetyzmu re Ego.
dy, Etha. WohycA Gtos6w,
Ame'yh, G1ciazdy. Prncdy,
Gazety Z Nanticoh, vice "a
Mast lazan Skargi, majq
czytac kazania Rev. Suiolic
klego, ktore Zgodu druku]e-
vice ably tylko Zwiazek N.
+. sypna} kilku SET dolarami,
to to jest cegielka do ,,reli-
s1)ne] gmachu skarbnicy?"
Cry talk ks. Kektorze Do
brodzie]u? Zda]e mi sic jed
max, re ks. Red. Dabro-
wskl zazartowat sobie re
zwlqzkoweJ kliki.-- Tart
wprawdzie p}aski. Jezeli ia
kIe Echo pisze, lie nihilisci,
skrytob6jcy i samobo]cy w
rodzaju Padlewskiego Ra-
vachol'a sq czcjgodne boha-
terry ipostacie historyczne, to
taklemu Echu taxi pEaski
tart uchodzl-boc to tylko
Echo nihilizmu. anarchizmu,
dynamiciarzy, padlewskich /
Ravachol'ow. Atoli COS po-
dobnego ME mole uchodzic
Rektorowl Seminaryum, kt6-
ry sobie pono wzi2| "a "a
DAME zretormowac kler pol
ski, tylko miasto sic sam mai
prod ~retormowac-w coraz
wleksze moralne bloto lezie.
Ze Zwiazek N. P. Jest
hlstorycznym, lie nahilisci
anarchisci, Padlewcy i Rava-
chole beda h%istoryczni to
ami S}owa. kazdy zb6j ma
swoja h~istorva, navel Neczy-
poroWicz i Drajman. Takich
Wybitnych osobistosci lax
pisarze Zg5d, Ech6w, Amey3h
". ZycIo i. t. d. historya
o lyle bedzie dluzsza i WY.
sza, o lie ich sprawiedliwosG
ludzka podciqgnie wzwyz
ponad zwykly potion, kt6rym
ludzle prawi chodza.
Me trudno to dis bvG
hlstorycznym navel in
stytucya W Detroit, do kt6rej
skarbnicy dorzuca klika
zWl2zkowa cegie}ki w ksztal-
Gle dolar6w, wyda5a juz CITE
ny hlstoryczne osobistosci. :
htoz VIE co sic tam nadal
swieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-14
zAPiSUJCIE SOBIE WIAKUsA!
I TEXAS.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

SAdlloWui
Czytaj JAG wywcdy To}stoja o
stosunkach W Rosy, zamieszczone
W Polahu u Ameryce, przyszlo mi
ma mysl, chociaz kr6tkoSci spl-
sac stosunki ~sp6feczne a szczegol-
niei farmerskie W Texas, gdyz sto
sunki nasze ma1o sic r5znia cd
ro5yJskich pod wzgledem matery-
a]nym.
Wiadomo, ze Polacy emigru-
lacy do Texas, So 2 ma4ym
wyiqtkiem r6lnlkami l wyrobn;ka-
mi %znanej n~izszej Kategoryl.
Przybywajac do tego kraju, zwy-
kle, opr6cz zdiowych rak, zadncgo
funduszu ME przywoza 60 by I'M
%zapewnl} byt jaki taxi. A re Stan
Texas jest ~wy}acznle %rolniczym,
wiec musi sic chwytaG pluga, lie
przynosz2cego W tYch czasach wlc-
le k%orzyscl. migrant Z zona l
dzieGml zwyk.e zaczyna robiG ma
po}owe, t. j. w}asciciel gruntu
dale mu od IS do 81 m6rg npra-
wionej roll, stosownie do liczby
cz}onkow famill1, rownlez dale mu
inwentarz do uprawy roll l narze-
dzia rdln'cze oraz kukurydze pa.
we}ne ma STEW. Dale mu takzc 20.
mieszkanie l drzewo ma opal bez-
pfatnle, r0wnlez daJe mu pasze
dla bydfa roboc zegp. ,,Po}owmk,
dale w1ascicielowl z koncem roku
pofowe zbioru. t. j. po}owe kuku-
rydzy i bawe}ny, rownoczesnie
zwraca inwentarz oraz ~narzedzia
rolnlczc i opuszcza miejsce. alho
zawlera nowy kontrakt ma rok
przyszfY, i tax zwykle pedzi rok
"a rok,em, dop6ki oszczednoSci2 i
zapoblegllwoscia ME dorobl sic
w}asnego gruntu.
PoEownik wz'aTszy ma sie obo-
wiazki, od Stycznia az do zbloru,
W pazdziernlku, nedzny prowadzi
zywos. Idz1e najprz6d do swego
w}aSclclela prosl 90, abv mu da}
wszelki przyrzad domowy. Ter da-
Je mu kwit podplsany w1asnym
nazw,sklem, do pewnego handful,
. kt6rego %po}ownik bardzo skru-
pulatnie bicrze co mu N%onlecznle
potrzeba, ma 6redyt, doslaJqc, 70.
zumlc SIG, n~ajgorSzy towar "a
podwojna Gene. Ia wlcprzowine
kosztujac2 6! crnta, pIacq bioracy
M krcdyt ~. centa. Ia beczSc
maxi war,a 500 got"wk4 plaza
$500 tip. W handiach iowa
row lokclowYch talk samo drq kup-
cy ]ak NIGGA,
Tcraz SpoJrzyJmY m skutck
piracy i doch6d naszcgo roInlka.
-po cie&kieJ piracy pod prostopa-
dicmi promicnlaml sioIca nc mu
me pozoztaje - owszem zabrn9
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-14
wiel. ks. Jazdzcwskiego ma
iono kosciota katolickiego.

WYDAWCY Kwyeya
toledoskiego Jan K mai M.
Brzeczka uroili sobie w
swolch m6zgownicach, re. luz
i oni nauczyli sic cd swojei
sasiadki Mmeryki piekne]
sztukl podrabiania dokumen-
tow, II. p. telegramow. Redak-
tor Wlmusu, choc Sam ME ma
gtowy do podobnych rzeczy,
radzl i'm tylko, ably troche
ostr6zniej PREY takiej ME
czystej robocle postepowali,
DO czasem podobne ekspery-
menta, zbyt g}upio wykonane,
mogtyby zwalic ma ich stable
karkl process kryminalny.
OMAHA, Nebr. PAM
Modrzelewska W zaprzeszlym
tygodniu wystepowaia ma
scenic w teatrze Boyd, W
Omaha, W przesztym tygodnlu
zas W Council Bluffs, a tn i
tam sprzatata laury. Amery-
kanie dziwili sic, lie Polka
takie pochwaty % wszystkich
odbiera. w Omaha Anolo-
Amerykanie Cd ust do ust
podaWali sobie slowa: She is
Polish! Doznajac lyle
wzgled6w korzysci Cd
Amerykanow, pozostaje PAM
Modrzejewska dobrq patryot-
Sq Wlerna katoliczka.
Mlstrzowska jej era drama
tyczna przyczynia sic do
okazanla tryumfu katollckiei
WARY = wystepuje bowiem
w rolach wzietych z historyi
koscielnej Tub powszechnej.
IN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-14
ZAP1SJrJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
4 INV PVLSKICH
w AMERYCE.

-WILNO, Lincoln Co.,
Mimi. : Nasz %wielebny ks.
proboszcz )azdziew ski sam
w}asna reka wykonat juz
try ottarze ola naszego
polskiego kosciota, porobl}
takze wszystkle siedzenia,
ktorc sic w naszym kosciele
znajdnja, pobudowai piekny
Choir i bardzo pieknie kosci6}
Wewnatrz wymalowa}. Prey
tozyi talS4e ks. Jazdzewski z
wlasnej kieszeni s1.1oo ma
dobro paratii. = Nasz kos
cl6t Juz jest "a ciasny ma
800 famllij, vice ma bye
nowy kosci6t budowany, i
to bardzo wspania}y. =
Paruflanin an Coma podaro-
wal ola koscloIa wieczna
lampe, Wartoscl $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-14

rozrywka a tymczasem przystep-
nle]sza dla masy narodu, gdyz
dzisiaj luz ME sta tyslecy szlachty
iak dawn1ej zvje , czuje sic Pola-
kaml, ale miliony, Cd czasu gdy
nasz chlopek poczui sic Polaklem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-14
zAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSM
a MI ERYKA

OMAFtA, Nebr. - Dina
81 Marca zorganizowalo sic tn
katolick1e Towarzystwo z sa-
mych cbywatell naszego miasta,
pod nazwa Z1rvM Catholic So
c1ety, kt6re ma bye gafezi9
lstniejacego stowarzyszenia W
St. Paul, Mimi, zafozonego
przez ks.iarcybiskupa Irelanda.
Obrano 7 przewodnlkow.
Celem tego sTowarzystwa
Jest obrona katolickiei WARY
pred napadem nieprzyiaclo5t,
tudzlez rozpowszechu;an1e do
brych ksiq&ek l pism peryody.
cznych.
MOVIE PRAWO. Ola
przyDywaiacych z Europy do
Ameryki zosta}o prawo wyda-
ne, ably oprocz o2taconego
blletu koleiowego do przezna.
czonego m'e]sca miat kazdy
]eszc7e gotowki na]mnlej 10
doiaro" = maczej zostanie
do Europy odesfany.
WASHINGTON, IL Kw,e-
tina. = Prezydent wyst6so.
wal dz'siaj proklamacya ia,
znacza]a otwarcle rezerwacyi
lndyan Sisseton6w W Dakocie
IA Is Kwletnla.
WATERFOWL, S. D..
R'd'sc panule pom1edzy tn.
'e)szyml 6uhmaeraml, aIbovlem
dn1a Is Kwletma punktu-
alnle o godzlnle II W poiu
dn'e, Sozpocznle sic rozdawa.
ME osadnlkom gruut0, W
rezerwacyi Indyan Slsseton6v.
PYed urzedem ziemsk?m i,,z
st"' e'elka rzesza 5uhmerov.
ktorzy srod wiatru deszczu !
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