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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-07-14

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AYez-vous su yous faire aimer?
Tout est lM Ne me responder
pasl Vous men saVez rien. nj moi
non plusl J'si peut-etre mon idee,
4 ce suJet, ajonta-t-il entire SEES
|dents.... MATS c'est mon aHaire.
lily cut IN court silence.
GIANT 3 Ia femme qui Maine
pas. .reprit il, oh! oelle la, ellie
est plus froide OF plus insensible
que le marbre, plus dure ct plus.
stranchante que l'aoler, aussl indn
lf6rente que lui al sang dts blessu--
res qu'elle fait
7Voyez vous, monsieur months,
la femme est un instrument mer-
veilleux d'oh s'en~volentles seules
harmonies c6lestes de Iexistence.
MATS il faut IN doigt6 supe.
|risur. g est un observation-disclosures
cordes No sr6sonnent que sons
l'archet du poetic, mamie par e
passion; elIes ne brisentsous 10
patte brutale de ihomme vulgalre,
.quii mi que des app6t1te.
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pore, avec une stnp6faction pro-
lfonde outline songeait pas meme.
q dissimuler
de yons s6tonne, raprit co dor
nliisr,en sUuriant Pun airnarquois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-07-14
LIE BILLET.
Ce papier ALA rouler sur le to

&c papier ALA rouler sur le to.
pis.
-Qu'est-ce que celia? s'6cria Pa
vocat, en- Sc pr6cipitant sur le pa.
pier pour le ramasser.
--Donnezl it le pAre dun ton
de- ,-Qandement. Nous allons le.
50 10 sourcr,
-Explifangins lui remit le
billet, en- o%pvissant dun air Grain
tiff, malgr6 l'ardent d6slr de lire
10 papier, qui se voyalt sur tous
ses traits.
LIE vleillard lie prit, le d6plla
lentement, ct lut, 3 haute volx, &c.
qui suit:
.Js soafre trop! C'est az della
10 res forcee. Je sens que je de-
:yieps foul Ce aai~me tue, c'est
cette. affreuse incertituds od.jef
me debate. ST tn en- as assez, 81 81.
TIA ne m'aimes plus, en- IN mot.
"o'est ton droit.
"Je m'inolinerai, ct je ne te mau
"dirai pas. Null nest ma1tre de son
"courl....
"Mais, je ten conjure, tot que.
s.i'aime plus. que ma vie, par le.
"souvenir des bons moments que
'nous avons passes ensemble: sois
sincere, sois brutsle, s'l le fault
'Tue-moi dun coup, dun seull...
'1e me fails pas MOURN 3 petitfeul
sJe ne tai fait que du ben, je
ivoulu te faire que du bien.'
tame, CONNIE tn nae jamais.
aimee, CONNIE tn ne le seras.
malsl
ST. ie GROVE de d6sespoir, com
un CHEN abandonn6, e'est mon
faire. C'est tant pis pour moi!
20 ne te reprocherai rien.
aPendant dix.huit mois, tn as.
.et6 adorable pour moi ct avec
nmoi.
"Mais tn ma dit:
.Quand je voudrai rompre, nous
aaurons des querslles. Je trouverai
des. querelles. Je trouverai des'
difficulties B tout.
Est ce que co moment est venu?
.Est.ce que tn es lasss de moi?
NoYons, 81 tn ne me hais pas,
par le souvenir depamour que tn
ias ca, par respect pour Iamour
4fou qus tn m'iuspires, ,traite-mEnso,ii
nloyalement.
sDis moi: C'est fnil
s.Et ie baiserai ta mains qui me
.fera saiigner, ct Jet,obAirall
.Mais par grace, je te prize, COM
ame on prie Dieu, quand on y
"croit, sois franchel Ne code pas
"A une fansse piti6 qui me tortu
'sre.
.Je ne puts roster dams cette In
Gertrude.
aJe me brnlerais Ii cervellel
Isl I'd m'aimes encore; sill tie
.areste quelqueS chose pour celui
.naui t'adore ct qui donnerait so
'sviiepour tot, prends une heur'ee,
nnune seule, ct viens, domain.
uTu ten iras, quand tn voudras,
satmais Ia me dlIas, oui on non, si
Stu essencore = moi.
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sssmsin.
.sJe fattendrai de dix 1 ONE
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-07-14

Tout Part de Ia vie, c'est dc fai-
70 deux parts de Ia vie: une pour
lsmonde; l'autre pour sol.
BIT phabilet6, c'estsde ne annals
se donner ct de sc prefer tou
Jours.
L'exlstence est une com6dle,
v%oyez-vons, mon cher, Oh tout le.
monde vent etre pris an s6rieux.
Faites croire . votre s6rieux,
mails ne croyez pas au s6rleux des
Iautres; ct alors celia devient anu
SAINT ct profitable.
Mon nom, ma naissance, mon
education, mon scepticisme, me
destinaient . la magistrature.
J'y ais6t6 parfait.
Mes gonts, mon temperament,
mes passions ct mes plaislrs me
vouaient aux f.mmes.
Jeles al aim6es; mails pas une
nest descendue de Ia. 80.
II frappa son front.
-Jusque-lAl
II frappa son eoeur.
d telle sorte qua soixante-
dix ans, je suis vert, s~atitfait, ct
plein de. charmants souvenirs avec
|, squels je revis doucement, pref
q recommencer;ssi les lois de Ia
nature ne s'y opposaient.
Rien ne vaut la peine qu'on en-
pleure on qu'on s'agenouille.
Rien, saul une chose: phonneur
du noml
Guy-Francois de Prangins Sc
leva tout dune piece.
II ne riait pas.
ii await Fair solennel ct dur, et
son visage narquois s,6tait en-
preint dune y6ritable expression
de dignite.
-L'honneur du 0 r6p6ta t il
ayec force. Revenons done 3 vo-
ire femme, . H4nriette, monsieur
de Pranginr, ct causons en- s6rieu.
sement, puisque vous y tenez.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-07-14
"a c%ontlmuer.

Pour des wins purs ct de l1queurs
de toutes sortes, q des prix defiant
toute concurrence, venpz les ache
ter de moi au Nc. Ia, 2eme rue
Nord, le seul Canadien-Francais
dams cette ligne de commerce.
Toutes commandes par la MALE
remplies avecBoin.
SWIBERT TURGEON.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
On the Police Force Nov.

CINCINNATI, o., Aug, 2S. "A ludicrous
yet costly scene occurred on Plum street.
Police Officer Batter saw stray hos
and attempted to corral it. The pig
started to run, the officer pursuing. A
crowd Of several hundred gradually
Joined in the chase, when some one
yelled Mad hog The cry cleared the
street of all but the officer and the
'porker. At that moment Officer White
came round the corner and made for the
animal. It turned and knocked Batter
down. Then hog and officer got all
tangled up. Neither could break away.
White ran up, and, in an effort to fioor
the brute, knocked Batter senseless. BY
sudden turn White was thrown astride
the frantic hog, carried d square and
tossed into an excavation full Of mud
and water a patrol wagon was sum-
moned and the pig arrested. Each off,
Ger had his suit completely ruined.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA TUESDAY. AUGUST %. 1891
MINERS ARE PEACEFUL.

Turbulent Timos on the Past Werk ut Coal
Greek Changed to Absolute Quiet.
KNOXVILLE, Aug 2s.A Absolute peace
reigns throughout the Coal Creek valley
and but for the movement Of soldiers
the village that for nearly week has
been one Of the most prominent places
in the country was as quiet as any farm
town. There was great many strangers
in the place visiting the scenes OF the
riot. The trains from here carried large
numbers Of Knoxville people who were
anxious to view the ground where two
of their fellow citizens fell in battle.
On arriving at Coal Creek and properly
identifying themselves they were given
passes and allowed TO go inside of the
lines. Fort Anderson, the scene Of Fri
day mornings fight, was visited by hum
dreds. Soldiers in uniform escorted
them from place to place. General An
derson, who was for two days in the
hands Of the miners as prisoner, was
the hero of the day and received con-
gratulationa III his tent at Fort Ander-
son. Four hundred miners and citizens
of Coal Greek have been arrested and
200 OF them held for further examina-
ton. They have been removed from
box cars and are guarded in church.
Some of them are still very defiant,
abusing the officers in charge
and threatening dire vengeance on
their c.anfors.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
TIMBER ENTRIES.
They May Be Made to Cover Iron Lands
in Nfinnesata.

Anoy may ne Made 70 Cover Iron Lands
in nfinnesata.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.--Under a law
passed at the last session OF congress
making the timber law of the Pacific
coast applicable to other public land
states It appears that persons so desiring
may enter lands supposed to be chiefly
valuable for timber or stone, and by the
payment of $3.50 an acre secure q title
at once. This law makes it very easy
Tor persons desiring to secure any Of the
iron lands in Northern Minnesota to
make the entry, aud by its provisions,
should the land be only sparsely COW
cred by timber, it would come under
the head of stone land. OF course min
eral land i excepted, but iron land does
not count as mineral under the con-
struction put upon the law by the de-
partment of the interior. If there be
upon the land any quantity of timber II
can be entered as timber land aad yet IL
can be valuable for iron deposits,
especially in certain sections Of North
ern Minnesota. II is expected by the
Ofnciais IN he interior department that
2 great many entries of these lands will
be made.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
MILL MEN OUT.
One Thousand wcrkmcn at Fan Claire
strike for shorter Hours.

One Thousand workmcn at Fan Claire
strike for shorter Hours.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Aug. 23.--About
one thousand saw mill employees struck
for ten hours work and eleven hours pay
at the plants Of Ave lumber companies,
including all eleven hour mills, and all
are idle, except one mill partly running.
The plan adopted BY the employees Of
two mills was presenting petitions by
committees for ten hours the first thing
in the morning, and then offering to 90
to work at o'clock, instead of s, but
the mill owners would not allow them
to do this as it would be practically con-
ceding the demand, The men staid
away from the other mills altogether.
No definite reply has been made by the
mill owners to the committee, but there
are no indications that the demand will
be granted. The mills shut down are
are those of the Empire, the Valley, the
Dells, and the Mississippi Logging COM
pany. The DanieI Shaw company ID
running half of oae mill. The strikers
are orderly.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
A Mine Accident at Peoria Which May
Result In Death to several
Miners.
The Main Entrance Of the Mine
Caved in--Rescners ut
Work.
Fatal Accident on the ST. Paul and
Minneapolis Electric Rail-

PEORIA, Ills, Aug. %. - Alarming
tidings Of coal mine horror are waited
over the lake from the Wesley City re-
gion. Full particulars are not obtain
able, but it seems that the main en-
trance of what is termed the Hillyard
coal shaft has caved in and that NUM-
Der OF miners are imprisoned behind the
debris and ruin and in danger Of a hor-
rible death. The mine in question is
operated by James Hillyard and 1t Is
reported that band of rescuers are at
work, frantic in their efforts to remove
the rubbish and relieve their imprisoned
comrades.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
10 Lodge the Veterans.

WASHINGTON, Aug. w. The City Of
Washington will spend 1000 to lodge
free OF cost the veterans who attend the
national encampment next month. All
the city school houses will be turned
over to the soldiers. These buildings
viii accommodate II, 900. Barracks have
been erected which viii lodge 10000
All who wish 10 bring tents will be
allowed to place them on ground Close
to the barracks. The hotels and board.
ing houses will accommodates those who
are able and willing to spend money fol
that class Of accommodation. Fully d
quarter Of 4 million visitors areexpected
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
! Powterlyss Opinion.

WHKEsBARRE, Aug. 23.-Mr. Pow
derly In an interview said: 4. While /
do not advocate strikes the switchmen
viii win. They deserve to. Then
hours are long, their work dangerous
and their pay poor. The average pay Il
Is Sl.SS for twelve and fourteen hours
work, would like to ask how an
American citizen Is going to keep fam
lily on such an incomeY Hungarians and
other foreigners living like cattle In
shanties might be able to do il, but the
American can t. =
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
Sinking out 81 sight.

Jackson, Mich, Aug. 20. Woodvi1le,
small village three miles west Of this
city, Is in danger of sinking bodily, and
great excitement and alarm prevails
among the inhabitants. About ten days
ago the Standard coal mine became
flooded and had to be abandoned. Since
then several cave-ins have occurred over
the deserted mine, in one instance the
bottom dropping out of cistern. The
Michigan Central road has sunk some
what, and the company has men watch
ing day and night for fear the track will
no through.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
ELECTRICAL ECHOES.

Matters Of More or Less Moment Briefiy '
Mentioned.
j. D. Washburn, United States min
ister 70 Switzerland, will sail from Havre
for New York on Sept. 10. It Is reported
that he will not return to Switzerland.
The Argentine Republic, Uruguay.
Paraguay and the United States Of Col.
umbia have conceded to France the
most favored nation clause.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
woaId Tax our Corr

/ TORONTO. Ont, Aug. % Henry
Beatty. manager Of the Canadin Pacific
Steamboat company, said he fen certain
that the conlpany's boats would sontinue
to run. 1t means that the Canadian
lines viii be unable to continte to do
business for any great length tf time.
He thinks, however, that they can find
compensating trade in Lakes Superior
and Michigan. There will be great
many Canadian vessels that will not be
affected, because they carry cargoes to
Buffalo. Still the toll is so high that
the Dominion government ought 10 do
something for the Canadian shipping.
The government should put a raaliatery
tax on American corn Of csnts per
bushel.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
WRECKED THE TRAIN. l

A Displaced Rail Canses serious Acct
dent ON French Railroad.
PARIS, Aug. 23.An express trainwas
derailed while crossing the bridge over
the Orb near Besiars. The cars followed
the engine over the trestle and down 10
the river bank. OF the forty three pas
sengers Ave were killed and eighteen
seriously injured. The cause Of the ac-
cident q said to have been the displace-
ment of . rail which had been prisd
loose for the purpose Of wrecking the
train. The police are looking for la
borer who is supposed to be guilty Of
removing the rail.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
STRUCK BY A CAR.

One Passenger Killed and Another sert-
ous1y Injured at st. Paul.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 23. AS an interurban
car from Minneapolis was on its way to
st. Paul at 9 p. M, gentleman and
lady left il TO board another ut the inter
section Of Smelling and University ave-
nues and at the same time car bound
for Minneapolis was passing. Both Of
them were struck by the Minneapolis
car. The woman died during the night
and but slight hopes are entertained of
the recovery Of the man.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
MANY DEAD MINERS.
Fifteen Bodies Found In the Vicinity o
Coal Creek.

Coal Creek.
Coal CREEK, Tenn, Aug. g. - The
troops have returned from Briceville.
They met with very little resistance. a
negro desperate and miner sympathizer
who had sworn to kill the first soldier
whom he met, offered resistance and
was shot dead, q dozen or more bullets
piercing him through. As the train
came to- standstill there was q shot
fired from the window of store. No
one was seen inside, but Colonel Sewer
immediately returned the fire with his
revolver, the bullet passing through q
pane Of the window. About 125 miners
were taken prisoners and brought back
to this place, and they are now under
q strong guard. Troops who
went to Briceyille were in COM
mand Of General Carnes, instead
of Sewer. A miner has just been cap
tured i'm the vicinity wearing lieuten-
ants full uniform and sword. Where
he obtained them isa mystery. Il full
uniform was also found I'm the noun
tains late ID the afternoon. IS
The four dead men who fought for
the state FELL in two places. Walt Hall
and Given were killed in the skirmish
which followed the ambush on Major
Carpenters 3 men; Waterman and Smith
fell in Fort Anderson in the first battle
with the miners--the first by the prema-
ture explosion Of the howitzer and the
second by q bullet from the miners.
Fifteen dead miners have been found
and there are probably more lying
around in the woods.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
Moving Mach Freight.

WLKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug 23. The
Reading railroad rushed considerable
freight through to the East during the
morning. On every freight car four
special policemen were stationed. The
officers were not molested along the
1oute.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
JOHN DRISCOLL.

nUTnu TITf,nu THOMAS RoNNING the Merchant
1IIIIsK Talors, have received large line piece
UUIUu lIUIIu goods the latest patterns the markets
ford, suitable for business SUITS fine suits
ovecoat pants etc The stock selected and will make up to
please the most astdous This the largest piece goods
ever brought Madison and will be the doing with
the sample plan Of ordering sungs No delay work Select
suit and have it made at Quick work. and
satisfaction particular motto Prices reasonable
Call and examine our beautiful stock
s THOMAS &c RONNING.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis Grain.
MINNEAPoLgs, Aug. "a, 1892.
WHEAT-Augnst closed. 7.54c; September
opening, 721&c; highest 7234c: lowest, re:
closing. s24c; December opening, 7514c;
highest, 765x@755sc; lowest. 74c; closing.
751sc. On track No. hard. 79Ikc; No. /
Northern. 7Sc: No. 2 Northern. 6s070c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grain and Provfsfons.
CHICAGO, Aug. "a 1897.
oFENIxG PRICES.
WHEAT September s5sac.
CORN September, size,
OATS--6eptember 33zSc; May, 885xc.
PORk-6 September. Sll.zG January, SIC SIS.
SHORT RIBS September, $7.S5; January,
96.6L
cLosING PRICES.
w WHEAT-Septsmber, 7507534c.
CORN-Septcmber, 5stf0525Sc: May, 53l6c
OATs September. 3ilic: May, y7N..
PORk~-Septexn Slu.s71< January, IL u.
LAHD HD9eptemher. S7.50: January, x7.OJ.
SHORT September. S7e9 January,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-23
Chicago Live stock.

Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO UNION STocE YARDS
s Aug. "a I8os. I
CATTLE Weak. i00:pc lower.
HOGS Steady. Heavy s5.45D5.gs mixed
and medium, -. y5SD5 s5; light. S53005.S5.
SHEEPStea
. ReceiptE Cattle, 5000 hogs. 23.ooa; sheep,
150.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-09
Iskierki teIegrafiezne "a Oceanu.

LoSDYN. - Telegrafuja tn To-
kio, W Japonii, re ministeryum ja-
pohskie zostafo pobite przez lzbe -
ipoda}o sic do dymisyi.
BERLIN. Socyalisci grozq, IL beda
boycottowali piwo tych browar6w,
ktdre ME zatrudniaja robotnik6w IL
nijnych.
LoSnYN. - Stanley ME jest zado-
wolony swa kleske wyborcza. Chce
pr6bowaG na nowo szczeScia, jako
kandydat do parlamentu, W jednym
okreg6w, W kt6rym dotad ME by
10 ieszcze wyborow. Me radz4 mu!..
LIVERPOOL. - Zn6w ogromne ban
kructwo!. :. Owen Nerdon, speku-
liant W bawe1nie, og}osh swa upa-
dfosc. Pasywa wynosza kilka milo
now. ,..
DUBLIN. - Wczoraj wczesnym
rankiem tfum parnelist6w napad} ma
dom Dillona, kandydata do parla-
mentu, potfuk} mu kamieniami sly
by.
PARYz. - Starcie sic okret6w
sCanrobert'' 'sHoche" pod Marsy-
lia by}o fatalniejsze, niz pierwotnie
przypuszczano. Siedmiu pasazer6w
ssCanroberta" utonefo..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-09
NOTATKI TELEGRAFICzNE z AlIERYKI.

= Arc. Ireland przyby} do New
Yorku ze swej europejskiej podr6zy.
Twierdzi, re wiesG O mianowanlu go
kardynaiem jest. =. zartem.
w Homestead, Pa. wczoraj
by} szeryf McCleary ola porozumie-
mia sic re st strajkierami. Porozumle-
ME ME doszfo do skutku. Po}ozenie
bez wyjscia.
W Toledo, o.. spalif sic wielki
sk}ad iowa row bfawatnych braci
Neuhassel. Szkoda do $15O.OOO.
- Pozar zniszczy} do szczetu mia
steczko Troy W W. V. Strata do
chodzi do $4,000.
- w Pitkin, Colo. odkryto ma
gruntach p bsiadanyeh przez kama
dyjskich kap apitalist6w bogate polka
dy zfota.
W poblizu Memphis, Tenn.
przewr6cony mur ma stacy kolei
Newport News & Mississippi Valley "a
bill dw6ch ludzi re sfuzby kolejowej.
Z Hastings, Neb. donosza, IL
b. skarbnik powiatowy zosta} uzna-
ny W sadzie "a winnego roztrwonie-
MIA $4,000.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-09
Wi Wiadomosci Miejskie.
badni4kawaf!.

Niezwykia przygoda zdazyfa sic
niedawno jednemu tutejszych Po-
lak6w. M}ody ten cz}owiek przy-
by4 tn pred pd}tora rokiem re
starego kraju. Ciezko pracowaF,
azeby m6gf sprowadzi6 do siebie
narzeczona, kt6ra pozostawi} W Pol
see kt6rs kochaf mad .zycie. Byf z
MIA W ciag]ej .korespondencyi ma
legal, azeby jak najpredzej przyby-
Ia; dziewczyna jednak odpowiadafa
wymijajaco. -. Ostatnio przed paru
miesiacami oSwiadczyla, re przyje-
die, byle tylko narzeczony posfat
iej karty okretowe ola niej i dla
siostry, poniewaz sama. boi sic
jechaG przez Ocean. Nasz ch}opiec
zrobif i to. Cd owej chwili do
ostatnich czas6w ME nlia} wiadomo:
sci Cd narzeczonej AMI odpowiedzl ma
listy. Dopiero pred tygodnlem
odebraf zawiadomienie cd jednego
re swych znaiomych. 4 pewnej miej-
scowosci W Pennsylvania, il jego
niewierna narzeczona znajduje sic
tam juz. -. zamezna z innym. Po-
kazuje sic, re sprytna dziewczyna
przebra1a chfopaka, kt6ry sic jej po
wyjezdzie pierwszego narzeczonego
spodoba1, W suknie kobiece W ten
spos6b przewioz}a przez Ocean, jako
wfasna siostre, "a kart2 nades}ana
jej 2 Chicago. W Pennsylvania,
dokad sic udali, wzieli Stub.
Oszukany narzeczony zgrzyta teraz
zebami wybiera sic do Pennsylwa-
nil, ably tam wywrzet swa zemste
mad tymi, kt6rzy mu urzadzlli
taxi. -. niezwyk}y HAWAI-.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-09
WyStawa w BerIinie.

BERLIN, s lipca. = Projekt Wy
Stawy Spotyka sic tn og6lnym "a
paEem. Zc wszystkich stron mad
chodza dcpesze, zapewniajqce, re Ca
he Niemcy wezma udziaF W wystawie:
postaraia SIG uczynit ia jak maj
.Swietnicj~zq. Jz dis czynione So
obietnice znacznych nakfadow pie
nieznych. Il Monachium donosz2,
IL tam odby}o sic xebranie najg}d-
wniejSzych przemys}owc6w zpofu-
dniowych Niemiec, ktdrzy wyrazlll
zyczenie, ably wystawa odby}a sic W
7. 1898. w og6le zdaje SIG ME bye
watpliwem, re wystawa Przyjdzle
do skutku w tym roku.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-09
AWantura W salOOni9.

Wczoraj, kr6tko po poi fudniu, "a
sz4a W saloonie Johna D. avisa p. n.
81 Elston niemifa seen b. Dwaj
wyrostki Albert Bessa i John Nash
zaszli do wyzej wspomnion lego saloo-
nu rozpoczeli hulanke. Kiedy juz
napili sic r6znych trunk6 " "a pre-
szfo diva dolary, wfasciciel p. Davis
zazada} zapfaty. Bessa Nash, do
brze podpici, zaczeli sic Davisem
k}5cit, czego przyszfo do b6jki..
w saloonie byf takze August Krue-
ger, zamieszkafy p. n. l2S Clyburn
ave. Be- najmniejszego powodu
wyadli Bessa Nash ma Kruegera z
szklankami W reku i zbAi 60 tax
nielitosciwie, il Krueger kilka dni
policy. Ia saloonem znajduje sic
kuchnia, W ktorej zatrudniona by}a
s}uzaca. Jeden z. }obuz6w rzuciI Ia
MIA szklanka i skaleczyf ja takze. 80.
Awanturnicy powinni bye ukarani!..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-09
NOwe tOwarzystwO mfOdziezy pOlskiej ma
WOiciechOWie.

Ma Wojciechowie zawiaza}o, sic
nowe, bardzo pozyteczne Towarzy-
stwo polskie. Jest to. towarzystwo,
majace ma celu rozw6j umysfowy
czfonk6w, przyzwoita zabawe towa-
rzyska, znajomienie sic literatura
polska i amerykahska, wreszcie OBJ
chodzenie uroczystosci narodowych
polskich i amerykahskich. Jak wi
dzimy, eel bardzo w}asciwy szla-
chetny!.. Do Tow. nalezy m}o-
dziez obu p}ci. Move towarzystwo
zosta}o zafozone d. l9 czerwca, kie-
dy odbyf sic pierwszy mityng W ha-
Ii p. Bielskiego przy rogu ul. 18-ej
Latin. PrezydowaI ma tym mi
tyngu p. G. F.. Pettkoski, sekretar-
ka byfa panna Helena Haremska'
Do liczby organizator6w naleza je-
szcze PIP. Juliusz smietanka, S. W.
Haremski, Kapela, Jan Drzycimski
oraz panny Helena i Amanda Harem-
skie, Anna Kniof6wna i Franciszka
Cichocka. Nastepne posiedzenie od-
bedzie sic W tejze hall d. II lipca +.
b. Wszyscy proszeni SO o przyby-
Gle ma takowe.