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The morning call., 1892-02-14
THE STOCK MARKET.

lie past week was quite active, and prices
showed sufficient fluctuations 10 allow good profits
IL Carefully Ealde ed. Large amounts OF stock
changed hands. UuJ it looked yesterday as il the
race rum as prices fell OF on each succeeding
call ana the supply Of stock was far IN excess otthe
demand
No q VS. OF any importance was received from
the mines vet the pU0Ic DO not seem 10 Sc faith
IL better prices before many days
ON the early call prices were trlhs heavy. and
only fair amount OF stock changed hau1s. tphlr
sod az s. IS. Mexican 81 IS. curry y 90 Best q
keichei - 70. Sierra Nevada s. 50, Union 81 20
aud Ton. Cal a Virginia So % 10 sales OF but $40
shares.
In the MIDI stocks prices looked t,pheavy aud
NoTcr0ss was freely offered al - 10. 500 shares
changing BANDS during tho call coming principally
from Joe MARKS Savage sold 40 81 30, Chollar
81 70, Pot0si 81 IS and Bullion 81 %.
change Fletcher sold N 81 IS Caledonia SOC
Con. New YORK acc, crown Point s. 30. OyeTm3n
9uC aud Jacket 81. The balance Of the list re-
manned steady, but inactive
Allcr tie cal. prices shaded of and NOrCros5 sold
down 10 81 50. The balance Of the market being IN
proportion, closing weak.
NOTES.
silver bars showed DO change Yesterday selling at
s1Fsc but certificates We're trile stronger AT 9OS5
The Yellow jacket is shipping TO the Vivian mill
ABOUT thirty-eig.. tons OF T0ca daily
The Challenge Con. and MeIicaa assessments "a
delinquent i'm once tomorrow. and the scorpion
assessment sale takes place also.
The weekly letters from tne Qaijotlas are as
PEERlEss-In the north dri-t on the 500 level
the vein matter has been somewhat softer during
the week. showing e9Isi toTtole ta.c through it,
VITA some ore Of low grade. F4Ir progress cJutlu-
ues % De made.
tRo-.EB-uu the 800 level the work north and
sgu-n from upraise does not Snow ang change Of
mT0rIauce.
IFER-Owing 20 heavy storms work has not yet
been commenced on the s.-side tunnel During
tho week l05 TONS or ore were crushed, which ay-
e-aEed. according 20 battery samples. 80 %. on
the 81 inst buIlOu valued at 1886 y was shipped
90 san Iraloisc'. al machinery at the mi.l aud
pumping wUrss Is running iu good order.
state Investment and l.surdu "a has declared a
dividend OF 5Uc, payable Tomorrow.
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from sIaughtsrers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 7d715e; second oualitv 6A
size third do 4I5695Iac
NEAL-Large, 6l@7 1ao small Calves T1S09c
MUTFOS-Wethers. lie; Ewes, 101a@llc
D 10. - - |zO
PORK-Llve Hogs. 41&@945se p 10 for heavy hard
granted, and 5@g5 lsc for light average do stock
Aogs. a@4l4e . 10; dressed DO. 7la69Se 3 ID
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y TITT o
Stmr Oregon, POLICEMAN, Portland; Q r Co
Stmr Eureka, Hail. Wilmington: 6OOdall, Perkins
& Co.
Stmr Lakme, Thomas, OcOs: Swayne & Hoyt
Stmr Point Iona. Conway, Aberdeen; Grays Hsr-
Dor Com Co.
Br ship Manydown, Glover, Queenstown; Eppia-
ger & Co.
Br ship Cape York. Mitchell, Saigon, spreckels
& Bros.
Bark Colorado. Gibson, Chemainus: J Gibson
Bktn \ Castle Hubbard HouoIuIu, ] ID Snrscb
els a. Bros.
Brig W Irwin, Mccullough. Honolulu; J D
Spreckels i Bros.
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Charged With Robbery.

VIsALIA, Feb. 13-John Mari, who was
arrested for drunkenness to-day, has since
been charged with robbing the stage Office.
1t Is alleged that the officers have evidence
to convict him on three separate CHARGES.
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The Rid Was Annsntsa

Pomona, Feb. 13.-The bid of the Savings
and Loan Society OF San Francisco for S4O,-
600 of Pomona per cent school bonds Al,
5 per cent premium was accepted by the
Trustees.
The morning call., 1892-02-14

Short fur-lined cloaks made Of plain cloth
in shades Of brown, red, terra Gotta, gray
blue and tan, mostly trimmed with opos-
sum, black fox or lynx.
il is quite common thing this season to
make up underskirts in black fallle or mer-
The morning call., 1892-02-14

nON n MUS al DDuA ( ttlu >
in black; white and
color on grounds of
every shade.
All shades of green's
and browns for street
wear, ard also a peculiar
shade of gray.
Chiffon plastrOns,
white and cOlored, fin-
ished with deep falls of
white Irish lace and its
fr,TtnRfrrc
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One Year in San anantin-

VIsALIA. Feb. 12.-Jonas Patterson (col-
ored), convicted in the Superior Court yes
terday of assaulting William Turner of Han
ford with a deadly weapon, waving time,
The morning call., 1892-02-14

CHICAGO Feb. l3 - Wheat moderately
active and strong. The opening was about 3sc
higher than Thursdays closing and advanced isC
more then declined CSC. ruled steady most Of the
DAY, and the closing was about lac higher than on
Thursday. Receipts. 9S6 600 bushels; shipments
$40. 900 bushels. Rye quiet at SIC. Barley quiet
at 5Sc.
CHICAGO Feb 13-wheat-CasE S7s4c Corn
4OI5c. Pork 49, SIl 70. Lard - So 80. Kids
SO S.1h MhiSky-Sl IA
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Sterling Exchange. 90 days ....,.... AS7
Sterling Exchange, sight. .,........,.. a 50
Sterling Exchange, cable. ..........-- S93
New York Exchange, sight. 800. ....-.. 22l
New YORK Exchange. Geographic 80
Fine Silver p ounce. ................ S97s 80
Mexican Dollars Acknowledgement. Al
The morning call., 1892-02-14

Bengaline, edged with a cord in chenille and
glittering thread The inside pockets are
corresponding with tie butterfly bow at the
top 10 ombre ribbons. Two cord loops and
fancy buttons fasten the two flaps. which
gradually narrow toward the top like a tea
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closely. The drapery. which Is caught up
from the wrist TO the under arm seams, is
edged with braided design and Is per-
mitted to hang in long folds at the elbow.
The morning call., 1892-02-14
Bank CIearings.
The weeks Failures.

Local bank clearings last week $I5,2s6,
34I. against sl6, 155,951 for the same week las
The morning call., 1892-02-14

Pacific Hops are averaging somewhat lower, but
owing 10 the concentration of a supply relatively
stronger than States. Choice '9ls were quiet at 70
61251ac, and choice '9Os at l79lSc. European was
quiet and fairly firm.
The morning call., 1892-02-14

shoulders in many folds, so that Il hangs
down with straight effect around the ell
bows. There are no cores and no slanting
seams The sleeve consists merely of a
long piece Of goods sewed together and
trimmed with some rich material as finish
Over the shoulder there is a strap Of heavy
goods, with which the sleeve is attached TO
this graceful dFapery.
Another style which will transform plain
dress into what may be called Full Dress"
is velvet sleeve gathered In just below the
elbow in little of the lego mutton style
The folds are, however, drawn from tho
shoulder, making long plaits up and down
The arm. a band of passementerie goes
around the bottom of the sleeve, and passe-
menterie trimming extends ND each side of
It, At the shoulder there is a bow of the
paSsementere.
Another, which appears difficult to make.
put which In reality Is quite simple, is
formed OF plain tight-itting sleeve, with
drapery OF some thinner material over il.
The under sleeve hugs the arms very
The morning call., 1892-02-14
PRETTY PORIIERE.

The popular furniture is still the antique.
The stiff. formal style, however, is giving
place to pieces more cosy and hOmelike in
their effect
Gilt furniture is still used In furn ishing
drawing-rOOms, but at present it has a very
active enemy in white mahogany. A little
gem OF a receptiOn-rOom is a symphony in
white and green. The wall is covered with
tapestry, a combination of white India silk
with designs in silver thread against back
ground OF sea-fOam green tapestry. The
The morning call., 1892-02-14
English Wheat nInrI.n..
FUTU RES

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 13.-The spot market Is higher
at rs liza. Cargoe5 higher at 39s Sd for of
coast 39s Sd for Just shipped and 39S Sd for nearly
The morning call., 1892-02-14

one window has inside lace curtains. Over
one side is draped a curtain of pale green
silk damask caught up In two different
places by silver cords and edged with deep
fringe OF silver Across the top OF the
window the damask falls into three grace
fu fest0Ons.
pedestal Of onyx stands in the window
It IS Of green-tinted onyx and mounted on
silver Resting upon it is a silver jardi-
Mere filed with lilies of the valley. The
chairs are tempting restful pieces Of carved
white mahogany, upholstered in pale green
SILK tapestry, which has about it a silver
sheen.
a pretty material for portieres is silk
batste. white and yellow being a faYorite
combination. An exquisite pair was made
of old rose tapestry, ornamPn ted with de-
signs Of rosebuds. The top of each portiere
was draped in festOunS. one side being per-
fectly plain. The other was caught in four
or five places with gilt cord, giving q fes-
toon effect to the entire side.
The morning call., 1892-02-14

MAIL ORDERS Wanted ami Filled
Honestly, Promptly and Carefully. Sam
pies sent aEyw here.
Packages delivered to all suburban
towns.
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PorfIand,s EuaIness.


PoRTIAND (Oregon). Feb. Is. Clearances.
1915 coo; balances. $4,000.
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cAL1roRNrA rRonrcrs.

Through the indueenent of attraetivey low
prices some local holders have succeeded In dis
posing OF very fair quantities OF California Canned
Fruit since the beginning of the week. ApTieots
aud Pears have Jared better than the others. and
the cheaper class of standard seems to have bee
the most favored. Apricots went chiefly at 81 6m
90. Pears about VI S712@l 80. Some parcels of a
finer class OF Aprlcots brought 81 So and upward,
however, and second class brought 81 371a while
81 was secured for Pears OF the finer grades Bust.
was not of an extraordinary volume but sum-
Client to show there Is still some outlet.
A Santa Rosa brand OF California Canned Pears
The morning call., 1892-02-14
A SPRING BONNET.

A very pretty stylish spring bonnet that
will meet with general favor is made some
what like an infants small cap, with three
The morning call., 1892-02-14

NEW York. Feb l3.-The stock market to-day
was nothing more than the fnal evening up OF a
very active week. and while coalers furnished a
prepeaderance OF business the market was steadier
and changes in everything but few stocks were IN
significant. The close slightly higher than last
night. Union Pacific is up 1873, Iowa Central pre-
fefred IA. Losses include Laekawa nna and Read
ing each n per cent. Governments steady. Petro-
leum closed at zoe.
NEW YORK. Feb. l3,-United States Bonds-4s.
1l7I4; do Us. 100; Northern Pacific. PASS; Ca
Paclhe. 467s; Atchlson and Santa Fe 3aI4: Wells
Fargo. lao: Western Union. 1914; SILVER, S97Ac;
Sterling, 81 S6Ja(94 SO.
wheat--February, ST. 045s. Flour. steady. Coffee.
S13 70. Sugar, 1908 1929 Hops-Pacihc Coast
10 "a 25c Hides lac. Copper - Lake. $40 rs.
Tin - spot, $40 go. Lead - Domestic Sa 40
Iron $40, Petroleum soc
The morning call., 1892-02-14
SECURITIES.

Tho Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: February -; March,
rs 9s4d April. rs 9%4d; May, rs 915d; june, Is
The morning call., 1892-02-14

make the boys forget to get off at the right
crossings. They call ont the streets in pleas
ant voices and never wear bell-punches, and
are never spotted.
The morning call., 1892-02-14

LONDON, Feb 13.-Consos. 957s; Silver. 4I1sd
Rentes, 96f 921ac. Bullion out Of Bank OF En-
gland, E22O,00O.
The morning call., 1892-02-14

BEST LIGHTED STORE IN The CIR
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
z Prus Polskich.

KARTUZY, dn. l3 I'm.
Do nlestychanej cenv dosz3y
Aartofle = ma ostaJnlm targu
ptacono "a ceDtnar starych
20 5 mrk., "a Mode pc
80 mrk. = Zdarzy1 sic
tez tutaj ,,ein spasshafter
V~orfall" (smieszny przypadek)
]ak 20 nazywa ,,Geselllge',
nlewlasta %powoiana Ia swiaika
W sadze iawniczym mlala
zio2yc przyslege. Sedzia
ka2e iej zdia6 rekawiczke, a
ona zdejmu]e trzewih Z nogl,
Nlewiasta ia, Polka, usiYszaw-
sly l1andschuh wiedzlata
wldocznle tylko, Re Schulz
lest trzewikiem. Clekawi
Jestesmy, jake ora Swladec-
two daia W wymaganym
urzedowym jqzyka memle-
cklm?
W WARSAW f W
koSciele PIP. Wlzytek pobiogo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
UwagS Wzslejem Wycie-
czlKi latOWej.

Kto Chico cate zycle podro-
zowac pa swiecie, niechaj sic po-
stara o TAME tykiety ekskursyJne,
Sprzedawane przez wszystllle
gfowne kolejo zelazne W Stanach
Zjednoczonych i w Kanudzic via
kolej Northern Pacific do Yellow.
stone National Purku. do wyh,ze-
"a Oceanu Spokojnego / Ala
sill.
Odbywa sic podroz z najwiek
semi wygodami %elegancko u
rzadzonyrh pociagach kolei North.
ern Pacific. Zawleralacych ka1y
Jadalno orsz wspaniate kary sy-
Fialne PulImaua Chicago, St.
Paul Minneapolis do Montany i
wybrzeza Ocsanu SpokoJnego, bez
zmienlama, tudziez specyalne sy-
p'alnie Pulmana st. Paul i
Minneapolis do Yellowstone
Parku.
Kraiobrazy sr6d podrozy sa
najwspsnlalszcmi. jake mona
znaIesc sledmin Stanach przcz
ktore droga przechodzi. Piekne
CORY, rzeki, de!'ny, j%eziora l fany
szybko nastepuja iedno 20 dru.
glem, baw1ac i rozwcsclajac pc.
droznego, kt6rY take ma sposo.
bno5t robic spcstrzezenla w dziale
roInictwa, g%6rnictwa, przemys1u
pifowego lnnych. w pofaczeniu
Z rozwoiem wleIkiego P6tno.
cnego Zachodu.
hosnaca chwata podr6zo-
wanna 20 'ofnocnym zachodzie
Jest, mnlemamy, w~ycicczka do
Yellowstone Parku, do kraiu
zr6de}, goracych fontan i okro-
bnych przcpnsci. tudzie& do Alo-
ski, z je.] kanaiami Oceanowemi
PEI Observation-Disclosures g6r suie,
gem pokrytemi, wioskami Indy
ahsklemi i olbrzymiemi lodowca-
Jezell cheese sic mad ten dtu.
zej zastanowic ,zgfcs sic pod adre-
sem: S. Fee, General Passcuge,
Agent, N. z. r. II. st. Paul
MINI. Zadaj egzemplarzy slicznit
llustrowanych ksiag: Wonderland
Yellowstone Park Alaska fol,
dcrs.
c IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
zAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
SZLASK.

Dowiedzraiem sic przypad-
kowo, re bank Aasz tutejszy
kwileckl, Potocki l SIP. spot
xala przyiemnos6 wcale NE
zwYczalna, JAZZ w!adomo byf
roku zeszlego ma Gornym
Szlqsku wlelki nieurodza],
mianowicle IA ayto, zabrakio
90 navel tam ma zaslew.
Skutkleu: tego udala sic
~polka iakss gospodarzy
GornoszIqzakow z pod Racl.
b)rza do B,uKu o prayslanle
i'm ~asiewu. Bank wYslaf
wuEclas dAz) wagonow do
Gornego SlI4>ka. a Gala So.
reSpnudeucl. odbywaia sic
naluraln1e W l7zyku po(skim.
Otol W iy"h dniach odblera
D1llN Oi SN OuUlOlGOW
ra"z~4 ,H4s. k1ora 20 otwo-
rzeniu wyNazala wiaZke fodyg
olbrzyuluh 3ytn q kiosam.
uabltyml MaTnem. Do paczSl
d%otarlpuy by! l.>t l. ma ser
det1r ~i>nyu p"lz ekowanlem
Zn Il ,b,ruNe llnrno, Jake
ba1lN >wego "zA,u byl uades.
tai Ntore u# : la~Ilu mad
zwNrzsjny II -. wydato. Bank
n 4 ~up al 5,>t4 uro.
d. Z, ieg" b,ruzo c:eszy,
spoJklrWni q" sig Htoil, DO
Ola bract Gornosz!4Zak0w
nalIe?>le pN! za>l"w "yb!eraE
zlaruo. \ wee obIe strony
ZadO"Oiun@,-co sI5 ME Jaw
SIZE ziarza, "w lynn przYpadku
dobr1e swl"tczy o ch"rakterAe
G5rnu>zla1 ,koH.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
sic zafaniem csfego kraju. Pod
lego rzadaml MeksYk zakwis
nal.
Z PETERSBURGA pisa

q ~PETERSBURGA plsza
do ,Przegladu":: Cholera po-
suwa sic ku nam, dose
wszakze powolnie, ale 90 tea
wszystko co tylko moz"n
robimy, ably iel marsz utrud-
mic. Tute]szy maglstrat do
kazule formalnie cudow ener-
gil. W c!agu kllku dni zdotat
zamknat wszystkie podelrza-
ne studaie. Me bedzie vice
ludnosc pita ztel woody, ale
coz W takim razie pic ME
bedzie? O to magistrat sic ME
pyta i ME wlete 60 20 obcho-
dzl, ze "a karatke woody
trzeba ptaclc pc 2 po try
koplejkl. Rada mle.ska UGH
wallia asYguowac 2Oo tYs'ecy
rubl1 ma zbudowanle ba"akow
ola choleryczDych ma LOO
fozek. Re cholera do mas
dojdzle konlec koncow to ME
ulega %na]mieisze) watpl'wosc'.
albowlem niepodobua Fam,
knaG komunlkacyl osob me
pozwoliG przYjezdaac DO
Petersburga ludziom bogalym,
ktorzv tfumn1elu q m'ast
nadwofzahsklch, dotknletych
JUL cholera. M1edzy zas :ymi
uclekinleraml So mezawodn'c
tacy, ktorzy wloza w swyrh
wnetrznosclach miKroby cho
leryczne. Dotad najwle 'el
ucleklnierow dostarczyl sara.
tow Cd kilku zas dn, p,z>lr2
d1aja kupcy z kazanla, gtyz
/ tam Jest cnolera 20
calej Rosyl rozwoza knpcy Z
Nznego Nowiogrodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11

w poriecie mtaacskim kr6le.
silva Polsklego, geolog baron M.
Hengel badaf pok}ady ziemi i pc
dlugich poszuklwaniach doszedf
do przekonania, re tym
powiecie SO naczn pok}ady soil
tax jak W okolicy Inovroc}awia.
Wynik badan przedstawif barn
Hengel juz w}adzy g6rniczei "
Petersburgu. = Z I'razyli! doszIa
Warszawy smutna wiesG 0 zgonle
dwoch m}odzlencow braci rodakow.
ktorzy W stolicy R,o-Janeiro
szuka.i pole pszenia losu. So to
bracla Bronikowscy, starszy
Ludwlk by} prowlzorem aptekl,
m}odszy Czesfaw pomocnikiem
handlowym, Umarli ma Gotta
febre. = W miescie Wioszczo
vie sploueto 40 domow
mleszkalnych i wielka liczba
innych zahud owan gospodar-
czych, przytem dazo toWarow,
narZedzl sprZetOW -
wszystko TO nle bYfo
uoezpieczone. Wyzsze
ZaKtauY naukoWe WarSzaWskle
tamula sZerSZy rOZrOst
ogolnego wy2szego w~yksztaf-
cenla, albOWlem ODiate
szkolna z 40 rubll podwyzszo-
on ma so RS. rocznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
poISka pod lloSkalem.

W Lublinie upadfa wlelka
frma zbozowa Donim,rski i Sp6fla,
pociagnawszy "a SODA wielkie
straty lnrych firm kupieckich,
by}a to BOWEN jedna z wlekszych
firm w Krolestwie Polskiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
co SbYCHAC.
CAR ROSYJSKI powofa1

uo L ClCA iAo1o "AtSS
Sztokholmle W Szwecyl
mlnistra skarbu ro~sylskiego
Wlszrlegradzklego. kofach
dobrze powiadomionych
tw,erdza, lie powolanle to
pozostaje W zwiazku re srod-
kami bezp,eczenstwa, laklch
Rad uchwycic sic zamysla
przeclw groaacemu ulebez-
pieczeistwu cholery.
W Saratowle ponoWlty
sic 10 zm. wybrykl mottochu
DO ulicach. Pusclt Htos poglos-
Ike, lie lekarze ayHo grzebac
chorych nakazall. Zburzono
mleszkan'e p~olicmaJstra, bluro
policy, mieszkanla lekarzy ;
szpltal holeryczny. II chorych
limestone re szpitala. Urzed'
nikow i siuzbe szpitalna, lub
kogo "a taklch uwazano, blto,
ponlewlerano, navel swolch
zablto. Przywotano wo]sko z
obozu, a to strzela1o, zablfo
3, ranilo 5 osob. 4 lnne)
strony donosza, be zabitych
przez wojsko Jest 100 osob.
BISMARK wojuie coraz
1alej przeciw terazniejszemu
kanclerzowi niemieckiemu,
Kapriwiemu, i rzadowI. To
bardzo dobrze, DO przez to
Bismark sam niszczy swola
slave, ] pokazuje, lie miell
siusznosc CT, ktorzy powiadall
zawsze, 7e TO ME jest tax
wlelkl cztowiek, jak o MN
gtoszono. Mai sine wo]sko
ma zawoianie, mai wlele
s~zczescla, Mat gfuplch SASHA.
dow, ola tego daleko doszedt,
lecz wlelkim czfowleklem ME
byi. Wlelkle tylko namletnos'
CT W MIN, mianowicie wielka
pycha.
TRANQUIL gtownle lnysla
O ten, ably byll mocai ma
wo)ne. Ola tego JUL miodziea
szkolna must przy turnielach
GwiczyG sic DO woiskowemu.
Ably mtodziez do tego cache
cic. urzadzono wielkl popis W
turniejach W Paryzu, i sam
pre7es rzeczypospol'teb Carnot,
przybyt ma ten popis.
ODERWAt4 sic olbrzymle
masy lodowca Blonnassay cd
CORY Mont Blanc W Szwa>ca-
ry', a spadalac zburzyiy dosz-
czetnle zaktad kaplelowy
Sain-G ervais, w pobllzu Cha
moun1x, iak i osade gorska
Dufajet. Masy lodowcow
wpadty ]nasamprz6d do rzekl
Bionay, kt6ra tax Jul pred
tenn wezbraia wskutek desz-
Cow. Rzeka ia porwala re
SODA prawdziwe cory lodowce
ma dol W dollne q miano-
wicie | do wsl Bionnay. Oko1o
3 z rama masy napi etrzone
zwalliy sic ma zak}ady kaple.
lowe w Saint Gervsls. Stru,
MEN przepychaf ogromne
masy lodowc0w poprzek
przez podworza zakiadowe,
zmiata]ac budynkl ]ak zabaw.
XII. W czasIe katostrofy pc
nlosfo smlerc okofo 200 osot
- dotychczas odnalezaono LAC
zwtok. Z "a urzednikow ka
plelowych urstowafo sic tylko
9. Z caiego zaktadu nle
pozostaio prawie ami sladu
Pofowa wsl Dutajet takze
znikneta. = W ogole z wszy.
stkich urzednikow i goscl "
Saint ervlas pozostato PREY
zyclu tylko IS osob, zwtok
potoplonych ! zabltych S;
s~trasznie pomlazdzone, talk Z!
wlekszei czesci wcale ME MOI
"a rozpoznac. Pewna llczb;
wyrotowanYch os6b poniost;
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zostat zwiazek
,Fhzanski pom,edzy panem

S}~ns'awem Galewskim, Sv
IN S. y. Jozefa i Lucy
y 1aiow>k'ck. wlascicirlNi dobr
y Prusach LacuodnIch a pan
4 Marya Jaginska, rorka
:"sc;ciela dobr opaStowsklch
G,ubat2a knwarowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
Bogato ilusrrowane czasopismo
humorystyczne
M lis

wychodzi we L wowle cd lat
siedmiu nalregularniei diva razy
m~iesiecznie Ct. "a i odznaczs
sic prawdziw>rt Junvrrm i wy
bornymi 'Instrr sani. wvkonanymi
przez n"a.j>jn'.'' -. t,.Nrh .rt,stow
polSkirh : los, yz&rch. kto sic
chce z#'"" :. ! ~ ,rlld pou-
czyc NIGEL x. n&.l~~uje ,,Smi
gusa'', h;sSN >au ,vszcza move
dowclpy. w'snt- w,E~l~, humcre-
ski l satyr
Ilustr""Ne s., js@lze oolovuwant
i odtnte -ia"h>m zak!ndz,e ar
:ystycznvm
y. t'rZ>>Atlha We Lwowia.
C:fa l'rasa ~r@iSks uzna{a
IS NJ i $ jaNc 80 j,epSze pismc
humorystyczne rolSEie. redagowa.
ne W durhu prawdzlwie polsklm
demokratycznym, pod haslem
,Rownost, wulnosi i niepodle-
g}oSc".
Do ,,sm;gusa" ;ako b~ezp}atny
dodatek do4ac5ane bywaia utworv
fortepianowe naiulubiehszych Som.
pozytor6w.
Przep}ata IA Smigu>'' wyros!:
w 4 speryre: rocznie 3 dolarv,
po}r"rznie u dolara.
Prenrnerate najd"godnie]~
przesyfac ~rrztk"xem puczt"wynl
lub dclarami papleruwyml W liScie
ACKNOWLEDGMENT pod >.}."sem:.
Adminlstracya %,SmIguy, Lwow
u.eopon Euror". Austry:, tr@iicya..
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7 MEKSYKl

MEkS1kl wybrano
prezYdentem rzeczypospolitej
meksykaiskle] ponownie
Jeneraia Porflra Dia2a ma dali
SIZE cztery lata. Jest to MAJ
niezwykle spreaysty, cleszqcy
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-20
PEACE and WAR.
THE CEUR D'ALENEN SUDDENLY
PLUNGED INTO CHAOS.


"A Dasiardly and Ficndish Deed at
the Observation-Disclosures County Placed
Uader Martial Law and Several Reg.
iMents OF Troops In the South Fork
Valley.
wallace Free Press, July ls.l
Between 5 and 6 o'clock on Mons
day morning the strained relations be.
tween the union miners and the nom
union men at the Frisco and Gem
mines at Gem eliminated, and des>
Perate bate ensued. The situation
became ominous on Saturday night.
A drunken man from the Gem mine
went through town and in saloons,
threatening every one and defying
arrest. Finally he met several per-
sons in the upper end of town and
began to abuse them. He was set
upon and badly beaten, and is now in
the hospital here. The scab beng
entirely to blame, John A. Finch, the
manager of the Gem mine, requested
the sheriff not to arrest anybody for
the assault. The man had, however,
DO o. ID in the saloo, that the union
miners would be driven out of Gem,
using the viIess language.
On Sunday afternoon a miner who
keeps q small boarding house in the
upper part Of Gem, had occasion to
visit family just below the Gem
mill. He had passed the barbados
and had left the railroad track and
stepped across what is known as the
''dead line" One Of the guards at
tho Gem mill warned him off. Some
words ensued; finally . challenge for
. fist fight passed between them. The
guard pulled off his coat, and in /.
moment the men were at it, hammer
and tongs. Hundreds witnessed the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-20
Railroad Men and Athletes

WEAR OUR
vuicenized Gum suspsnsory 70 prevent jar. strain
or injury.
WEAK MEN
ARE CURED.
VeecaDG ouF vnlcsntxsd Gum suspensosy of vsri.
Soeels leolsseed veansl. Nocturnal Emtssions and
Ialotaoey.
vtooe: eolfost snd loagss life assured. No
pcaa: No yots0aous 1suss.
ee Only u. Sssisd etgeAlsss fsss.
'uLoAHIzRD GUN SUPERVISORY co.,
No.. Aooms lo.1o,
Ueesres Thsaare blds outCA0O. ILL