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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-18
A Mysterious Hint.

Washington, May 16.-The president
and Mrs. Cleveland have moved out to
their country house. The Star saws that
a secret which has been whispered around
some time and about which naturally
members of the presidents household do
not care to talk, is. now no longer a
secret. as it has been given considerable
publicity. That is that the members of
the family are looking forward to an
interesting event to occur, it is stated,
in July. The expected event explains
why the president and Mrs. Cleveland
have been somewhat anxious to get into
their own country home for the summer.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-18
A Surprising Find.

Hastings. Mimi, Special May 49,
Anton Doffing went to his granary in
Hampton to-day, when he noticed the
dead body of a man on the floor. AZ vet
ne has not been identified although it is
supposed the remains are those OF a.
tramp. who wandered Into the bnildinp
and. taking i'll. died An inquest VIII
probably be held tomorrow. = 's7t .ss -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-18
Arthur's Answer.

:. Toledo, Ohio, May 16.-In the United
States court to-day Chief Arthur, of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
filed his answer to the petition of the
Ann Ann Arbor Railroad company, in the
Importance that he admits is the existence
of the boycott rule of the brotherhood,
which is given in full. Each and every
allegation in the petition is denied, and
MT; Arthur asks that he be. dismissed
with his costs t-l.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-18
Four Lives Lost.

Woukegan, Ill, May 16.-Four lives
were lost by a disaster off Lake Bluff.
The victims are: Charles Lendberg, Peter
johnson, John Larsen and John Sven
sen. The four were taking a yacht to
Chicago to sell and were capsized. The
boat was minus its jib and was danger
Gus In a strong wind. h
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-18
No Sundny shnxa.

Kansas City, May 16.-Judge Gill. in
the court Of appeals to-day, handed down
q decision sustaining the conviction of a
barber violating the Sunday law, which
provides that no work other than house
hold offices or other work OF, necessity
shall be. performed on Sunday.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-18

Washington, May 16-George KEENAN,,
the well known writer on Russia, left the
city last night for New York, whence he
sails Wednesday for Europe. Before
leaving Mr.: KEENAN, sent a letter TO
PRESIDENT Cleveland, accompanied by
treaty from organized associations of
Russian and Polish refugees in various
parts of Europe. These protests are
similar to those heretofore submitted By
Mr. KEENAN, ~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-18
odd Fellows Cot To-. -. :.

Sioux Falls, S. D.. Special, May 49,
The grand lodse of Odd Fellows of South
Dakota met here tonight Between 200
and 500 members of the order are in the
city. Among them are Winn Powers
and +. L.. Powers, Of the Odd Fellows
review Of ST Paul The session viii
last three days and will include a banomat
and procession, zr !. $500 = .'.~->44 oe '
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-18
. JUDGE FU LLER FIRES THEM
5A BLACK EYE FOR THE PRO
HlBlTIONlSTS.
"a Grand Jury Of Their Faith Is Dis
Charged at Pierre and De-
clared Illegal--The Ep-
worth League Con- #
Vention. 81
Surprised Jurors.

B Pierre, S. D., Special, May 16.The
prohibition grand jury, which has been
IN session the past week examining nearly
3 hundred witnesses and returning. a
number of indictments against saloons
ana drug stores, has been discharged by
Judge Fuller and it's acts declared void
on the ground that the panel was found
to be illegally drawn
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-18
Demands of Lumber showers.

Ashland, Wis, Special, May 16.-Eum-
Der showers here to-day declined to load
the Shawnee and tow until the captain
agreed to have the same unloaded by
Der showers calls for % cents extra per
hour for all boats not loaded or unloaded
by .union men. and the captain declined
to do SO. It is expected the trouble win
be settled tomorrow. @
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-18
An Ashland Blaze,

Ashland, Wis, May 16-Fire damaged
n. s. Soper's carriage works last night
Mr.: Soper places his loss at $4,000, with
$1,000 insurance. Other losses will in
crease the, total loss to $10, 600; no in
Sucance n IL 5s3s
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-18

HiEgfnsOn Wasn't Quick Enough
Washington, May 16.-The officially
PROMULGATED naval orders to-day contained
the following announcement 'Capt.
John 3. Bartlett has been detached
from command Of the Minnesota and or
dered to command the Atlanta, relieving
Capt. E. ]. Higginson, who is detached
and ordered home and placed on waiting
orders Capt. Higginson's Discrimination
to obey the orders Of the navy department
in getting the Atlanta started for Grey
town, Nicaragua, is the cause of his re-
moyal from her command. ~ :
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21
BIG BUSINESS CHANGE.


The Studebaker Brothers' wagon
and carriage manufacturing firm Of
South Bend, Indiana, who for many
years have maintained n branch
business house In this city, have been
quietly arranging matters for an i'm
portant change, both US to the lrausac-
ton Of their affairs anu the location Of
their office, warehouse and sale rooms.
The property they now occupy on
Fast Temple street belongs to Phineas
Howe Young and the lease expires In
June OF next year.
The company has taken time by tho
forelock by securing n new location
months before they would DO compelled
10 vacatr tho premises now occupied
by them.
Georgew. and VIM. Naylor will erect
a joint three.story brick and ttlne
business block on their State street
property between First aud Second
South just north OF the Atwood pror-
erty. IL will have u frontage OF 0dS
feet ana VIII be from one hundred anu
fifty to two hundred f.ot In depth. or
the property tel feet is owned by
George Naylor and the remain.
der by his brother William. That
portion OF tho block TO be erected by
the former will be- taken possession OF
by the Sludebaker company before the
close Of the present summer and II Is
authoritstively stated that Mr. George
Naylor will DO made their business
manager.
Plans for the new building are
nearly completed. They are being
made by Architect Carroll. The cost
OF the building ia estimated at SIS, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

DoRIs.-The protracled run OF the.
atrlcals we have had for the past three
weeks Is proving too much for the
purses OF Salt Like theatcr-goers--
surely nothing else could have caused
the light audience that turned out last
evening to greet Ellie Ellsler and
COuldock In the new play OF Doris. The
play which Miss Ellsler has Just added
TO her repertoire, IL the work OF Mr..
DfOuet, tho gentleman who playeu
the lover last evening, and while II II
not u wonderful creation, II contains
s0me good, strong material which Will
appeal TO TINT larger part OF the
MASSES whose ideals OF fiction arr
based on stories In the New York
ledger. But II will have 10 be-
shortened twenty minutes and have
its comedy characters remodeled,
the old-maid vein was worked out bug
ago, and Mi. DtOuepa old maid simply
shows the poverty Of tho lode. 'Mlts
Ellsler, Mr.. Weston, her husband, MI.
Drouet and Mr., Couldook all had goou
parte, though IL almost seemed uL-
natural TO see old man Couldock Ia a.
character whore ho was hot cursing
his daughter. His part 10 like that Of
the Vicar Of Wakefield, anu OF oourst
COuldock brought out all It's pCssib.l.
tiles, which are rather limited. Miss
Ellsler's opportunity was IN the act
where she struggles with the convict 70
save her husband'a life, and endeavois
10 hide from her husband a knowledge
OF his danger. She got several well
Iesary we'd calls Mr. Droutt ia IA hant /.
iome man anu good aclor IN quiet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21

- l. -. . ttt
scenes, uut .h,lo ~ t"0" "ts 'u,hs ~ YOU
much fepIstsi,v.h NJ ~. 10 10 Dso.e' "a
bihits tnst Itun' NJ. Wes'On ius we
"fap' part, anu tpousu nc 70 ~. ~ tut-
ally cOneuisn, nc e, Wiaue - gool uu',
Of the lrish uooto.. u ,1 mJ,v seNeiAi
good hlts OF ao.isB Nv W nu'no' i'llt',
notably that VI MI h'''E M '''ion
Cfawley. -,
Tonight 'ne oiu ,a' ILL.,, itn1e ~ ~ , ,iAe'
tue pay ~ wen go. a,,'t ',,,,..,il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21
SILK Worm Eggs Wanted.

The Utah Worlds Fair committee on
silk culture are DESTROYS cf obtaining
aquantily OF silk worm eggs in good
condition, and will pay fair price for
oil that will DO sent TO the IVoDldn's
ErBoncnt office, No. 22s, Constitution
building, Salt Lake CITY. at as early
date as possible. g
MRs. q. A. BENNETT, Chairman.
MARGARET A. GAME, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21

ton. ID. G., during which be saw Tie
Ubia cbiei," scoietnry hoRc smith
and Major Dlnk B1tt.. l.ia au Oyer
serret that Mir. McNaily woull BOZ.
object 10 looking after people. estate.
ana 40 form, In judicial way D. 80
cprnty and that his commission g. on
OF the things expected nt an carly date
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21
WITHIN OUR GATEs.

L.. +. Weller. wife and children,
Jus. from the porturbed Island wherein
sits Honolulu, are here, and quarteTed
at the Knutsiord.
-.
WI. Snyder lawyer Of Park City,
was hero for "a bret spell yestetd "
then boarded train headed toe the
EAST, intending 10 see all tho
Columbian Displays before returning.
-
A. l.. Hcasion, Democrat, who was
bsaten fjr tue position of sheriff last
IAN by william Mcqueen, IA not pre-.
vented thereby irom dropping down
this way occasionally and seeing how
things look.
Banker Whi,tamoro Of Nephi, the
victim Of gold-hrick 6wilidle last
year, has been IN 3 ll Luke for some
DAYS and went home this morning.
He thinks he Is on the right track for
the guilty party now.
-
]. G. McNally,lawyer aud politician,
has returned IRON aiauDt to Washing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21
MoSDAr MoGSSa, 2llh.

No more permits VIII De issned to
persons from any OF these wards fir
the ~ ssiona named. Those OF the city
waids who wero formerly assigned TO
the 18th are listed FIR Sunday, rs Will
bn seen by the foIegoif &.
There viii 10 no Sunday services
IN the Tabernacle, these being cou-
Quoted in tho various wards, Rs on the
Sunday previous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21
SALT LAKE STAKE.


Following arc tho numbers that viii
be admitted from the various wards in
tho Salt Lake Stake to the Temple
dedication services on Sunday and
Monday:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21

That ~ what wo have been doing.
Don't YOU think it l. time ior you 10
think about iiG our early spring husl-
moss indicates the entire approval OF pur-
chnsers Of choice patterns and good
fabrics In Mons, Boys and ChildIcn'a
suits. u IA idle talk for any firm to
clnim all tho good trade or claim TO do all
the business.
We feel confident, however, from wha,
customers tell u.s. that our elegant as-
soTtmcnt morris tho approval that has
boon given, aud We arc quito positive our
prices aroRs low ~ the lowest,
We arc selling
Mems Spring Suits from $3.50 TO 5000
Boys +" 400 2O.tO
Chlllfon's 100 200
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21
DIiNpIEs.

LiypsEY.-At Salt Lake city, April 20, lslj,
of old nF,. Daniel Lindsey. aged "a yoats
FUNERAL will taao place from ~ north Third
Wrst street. sunday, Apul yard, % : O'Clock
pm Tucnls ore .r'pecuully invited
Mlifnlidl Star, please copy.
KAmEu.-At7a.m. ON the 2lst inst. Edward
II. hhhlUr ,,
iol Pear stroot Friends Of the family Invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21

wheat-Cash, i2Ei May, ~, % %; July
5lt. a q. ...
III . Nav lIN. July vs.. az
oats-Eisy; cl,b, 81 May, 2iAi July, 27
pork-kAfy; olsu, ~ 10, May, l|20i july
Lard .oss6, 5..is May. 9.s2ls; July, lo.o5g
lab..Easy; rash. 1,JJ',; May, 9,C7Xi July,
0673s sept, 1tis'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21
Silks.

THE FIRST on TnE LIST WILL BE
SILKS, BECAUSE WE ARE THE
SILK HOUSE" AND SELL
MORE SILK THAN ALL
THE REST TOGETHER.
To commence with We have extra good
Surah silk, all colors. for &c per
yard.
% pieces Printed China silks, for a run
ut 35c.
800 pieces Fancy silks, all colors and
styles, worth Sl.2j, Tor 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21
SAVINGS BANK.

1eO MAIN 6pINGi2I. .
Opon saturday EVENING" from Z 10 o'clock,
amer cent Interest PAID on dcpOsits OF ii.OO or
uorc. aud compounded four iimes year.
Utah Title Insurance & Trust Co.
CArGrAL $4,000, FutL iArp.
l. l. pooLN. President, ". 5. MCCORMICK,
Vice President, A. L. THOMAS, secy.i l.. u.
" ICKs, Cashier,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21
COMMERCIAL.


IfHrrprs flsi N ne Of NJ ft eHuif rf'
,lritr OF san Late to|..H fIl.C . p.t.
ncIfCrr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21
Wash Goods.

uCheck Cling hams ~.
Extra Heavy Choviot, 100.
Extra Heavy Outings, SIC.
Elmo Baby Flannel, l2Ac. aud lG'ic,
iOOl Remnants Of poe. satoons, To close
out at Toe.
a superb line Of Wool Challios, nowiJusi
TO SEQ them go quick wen say Doe.
200 pieces Chorton sulung Twllls, only
90. per yard.
Fine rich Snioons, lb'ac
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21
Shoes.

Ladies' Kid Pat. Tip Shoe, sl,7j.
A lot Children's Shoes, odds and onds,
half regular prico.
jOc., Zoe, and Sl,OJ Reduction on our
Mon's Shoes
Splendid value in Mons Working Shirts
50c., 0jc, and 100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21
Ladies' Jackets.
A Big Line Of Ladies' Jackets and
Refers Black to close
out at theso wonder
iul reductions.
5.7i Jacket for s3.75.
I.25 i76
0O0 5.75.
ll,5O 0.I5.
1850 40.
Waists.

Ladies' Plated Waist, 25c.
Ladies' Plated Waist, with ruiIlo, zoe.
Ladies' Fancy Waist, light colors, worth
Sl.25, for 55c.
a Suit OF Clothes for your boy TOT SLID
4 Waist for yonr boy, 80.
A pair Pants, 2jc,
Ladies' Handkerchief, Gfor 2I.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

ma chorobe psuo jest nsjlepszem, mai
Pewniejszem ! Observation-Disclosures le-
ksrStwem M ~wszystkie choroby gardla
l Psuc, na kAszel r61nego rodzaju, dy-
ohawices zspalenie gsrdla, febre pluc,
modry kaszel, krup, plucie krwis, wv.
Silsjsce q h6tkie oddychanie, ma q
ohoty dokuczliwy kaszel. Cena so o.
l 20 o. P~rzyrzsdzil W. r. Severe v
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Togo Daissmu
dosta6 MONA We wszystkich polskich /
cSeshch sptekach. Skutki togo bal.
samu:
Oh. ". F. Severe, Cedar Rapids,
lows. Pshski Balssm okazal sic Draw.
dziwym srodkiem do uratowanis aycia
moich Pieciorgs dzieoi. Dwoje umarlo
nam, chociaA mialy nsjlspszych Iekarzy,
laniechalsm rady tyoh lskarzy a Sewers
Balsamsm urstowalam bmojs pieoioro
dzieci PREY kyciu.
Helena KonSczkOaoa,
Vining, lows.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

KAtD1, kto potrsebuje informacyi W dEie-
dEtnie ogfoezeh, najlepiej sobfe postapL,
gdy kupi egxemplsrz Book for Advertiser
EaWieraieca 868 stronnlc. Cena jedneRo do.
lara .Wysyfa sic pocSta IA odebrsniem male
.yboscL ZsW1era spis Eebrany akuratnis =
American Newspaper Directory Eszvstkich
najlepsSych pism, podaje iczbe ich abonsn-
TOW l wsselkie dane tycEace sic ceny r6znyoh
ogfoszen biEnesowych. Address RowelPs Al
Vert1sing Bureau. 10 Spruos St, New York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

Ola u4ytku Grup ZwiszkOwych
2 odpowiedniemi rubrykami do
kWitowsnia wnoszonych opiat, Wy.
starcza1qcs ma lat dziesiec, do
sprzedania " Redakcyi ,,Zgody",
.Oens egzemplarza 10 csnt6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

sesye o godzinie pol do czwartej
q rama.
tea sposob starano sic ma
dad pozory prawne nowemu Ia
borowi pruskiemu, w kt6rym
stafo JUL wojsko pruskie i urze.
dnicy pruscy gospodarowali. Ia
Dor ten pruski obejmowai pre-.
szlo 1000 mil kwadratowych, 262
mast, 1914 wsi i przeszlo million
sto tysiecy mieszkahcow. Dano
mu nazwe Prus poiudniowych j
podzielono ma try kamery: po.
znahska, kaliska i piocka.
w dniu l4.go pazdziernika
wniesiouo ma posiedzenie projekt
aljsnsu Polski z Rosya, ~sfusznie
przez posia krako Sskiego pactum
subjectionis (aktem poddania sie)
nazwany. Garstka patryotow u.
waaafa "a sw6i obowiazek pro.
testowac. ale i ona czynifa to
siabo. Mysl, 4e zbrojne powsta.
ME zdoia tylko zmy6 hahbe i
krzywdy naprawic, coraz bardziej
uPowszechniafa sic.
Nastepnie zsjmowano sic uio.
Aeniem novel ustawy Rreczypo.
spoitei. Moszyhski, n~arzedzie
Siewersa, i Kossakowscy prawie
wszystkc robili, ME napotyksiac
iuz W izbie oporu. Jedno z praw
kardynalnyc Oh orzekalo, he ,,ca-
fosc zwierzchnosci i wlasnosci sta
nowi salscheckiemu i dziedzicom
mad dobrami ziemskiemi, die
dzicznemi, a W mich poddany-
M i, nigdy odjeta bye ME moae".
Krol uskarfaf sic pred Siewer.
sem, ze to dotkliwem byio ola
niego, be nieszczesliwych wloscian
skazano ma wieczna i bezwsrun.
kowa niewole. Siewers milczal.
DO to byia taxa VIOLA carowej.
Jeszcze raz patryoci odezwali
sic groznie. kiedy ma sesyi 3go
listopada Macy iski z polecenia
Siewersa domagaf sic odebrania
arzysiegi cd zamieszkafych W Pol
see Francuzow, be ME wyznais
nikczemnych zasad jakobihskich...
Karski i Ciemniewsk ski cisneli te.
mu siuzalcowi siowa pogardy,
ich bowiem nadzieje i serca
zvracafy sic ku rewolucyjnej
Francyi.
W sobote, 2Sgo listopada rez
Poczefa sic ostatnia sesya j skoh-
czyfa sic W niedziele o godzinie
9. z rama. Zamykamy = m6wii
Ciemniewski = te straszns ola
Polakow epoke, cd kt6rej my i
nasi potomkowie liczyG beda dni iez
i nieszczesciaI Zdajac sprawe bra
ciom moim, powiem i'm smialo,
re zamiast ziotej dawnej wolno.
sci. msja teraz 2elazne okowy.
Wraz z MIN Karski. Stoinski i
inni zelanci uroczyscie protesto.
wall przeciwko calemu dzieiu to.
go sromotnegc sejmu.
Byi to ostatni sejm z czas6w
dawnej Rzeczypospolitej. PREF.
mule on mas zalem i wstydem, a
iednak W sercu naszem biyska
promieh pociechy, gdy por6wna.
my ten sejm, z owym, ma kt6.
rYm zatwierdzono lupy pierwsze.
go rozbiotu. o wiele& byio mnieJ
ma MIN nikczemnosci i tchorzo.
stwal Bezwstydnych zanrzeda6.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15
Rok1793.
(Dokokc1enie).

tycia gwaitu mic ME zdoia zrobic.
W poniedziafek wiec. 23go wrze.
snis, wojsko nspefnilo Gale mia.
.sto. DIVA bataliony grenadyer6v
otocsyfy zamek, a PREY ozterech
dziaiach wymierzonych do bramy
staneli artylerzysci . zapalouemi
lontami. Czterech patryot6w, kt6
rzy ma poprzedniej sesyi wysts.
pill Z gwaitownym protestem.
Krasnodebskiego. Skarzyhskie go,
SzydfowskSego i Mikorskiego u
wisziono i kazano i'm przygoto.
wac sic do wyjazdu. GENERAL
Rautenfeld wszedl do izby posel-
skiej i zasiadf PREY tronie kro.
lewskim.
Poslowie zgromadzeni siedziel.
W ponurem milczeniu. Kiedy
marszafek powiedziaf, ae sesya
zagajona, re wszech stron roz.
legf sic krzyk, be ME z~sgajona
i, dopoki uwiezieni posio
vie ME zostana oswobodzeni,
zagajona bye ME mote. Try
ray wysyfano d~eputacye do Sic
versa, ale ten stanowczo odm6-
viii u~wolnienia uwiezionych, 20.
niewsz CT = jak pisal W swojej
nocie = wypowiadali sasady ia
kobihskie rewolucyjne, ktore
obrazafy diva sasiednie mocar.
silva. Gosfawski wyszedi z sejmu,
wzywaiac wszystkich do rozejscia
sic, poniewaa W takich warun
kach obradowac byioby ubliae.
MEM wfasnej godnosci.
Niestety, wiekszosc ME Edo.
byfa sic ma to odwage, a pa
tryoci pozostali Z obawy. be bez
ich obecnoSci uczyni ona wszyst-
ko, czego cd niej zaasdsja. lynn
czasem nastaia gfeboka noe i
wszyscy byli zmeczeni. CzeSc
drzemafa. W6wczas posei
Raczyhski, aaeby dojSc do jake.
COS kohca, rzeki: nzwracsjac mo-
we do tel izby. widze ia in pas
sivitate, patrze ma senat. ma oso.
be Waszei Kr6lewskiej Mosci, ma
cafe posiow zgromadzenie -jak
ma niewolnikow; jednego tn tyl.
ko jenerala Rautenfelda znsjduje
posiadajacego activitatem". Ra.
dali vice pozwolic wszystko czy.
tao zamknac sic W absolutnem
milczeniu. Rade te popari takae
krol. Odczy tano wiec proiekt
dotyczacy i wezwano do
giosowania. Ale izba jak zakleta
Rautenfeld niespokojny,
ME wiedzac co ma robic, pobiegi
po rozkazy do Siewersa. Ten
napisaf do krols, biskupa Kos
sakowskiego i wielkiego marszal-
ka Tyszkiewicza, ze ka&e nanies6
do sail, DO nikogo pred
zaiatwieniem sprawy ME pozwoli
Z niej wypuici6. Gro&ba ia je.
dnak ME podziaiala. Chwycono
sic vice podstepu. Marszaiek
zaPytai: nCEy Stang .sejmuiace
sic ma to, ably deputa-
eva podpisaia traktat2" Milczano.
,,Csy zgodaR" zspytai raz
drugi Bielikski. l znowu cisxa
Marszalek zapytal raz
trzeci. Me odpowiadano ami slo-
wen. A wiec to oznacza jedno.
- poszepnai Ankwicz
do Rieii6skieOo Wowczaa fan
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slow byfa wisksza cd gwaitow
moskiewskich, teraz gwaitami
musiano podtrzymYwa6 nikczem.
nose. A jezeli przypomnimy SO.
bic, wjabi sposob zostal wybrany
ten seim j z kogo sic skiadal, to
musimy przyzusc, ze widocznem
byio moralne odrodzenie sic ma.
rodu. Przyznaje to i historyk
rosyjski, IiowsJski, m6wiac, be
grupa opozycyjna ma sejmie gro.
daiehskim, PREY caiej swej slabo.
sci, dowiodia. &c cd czasu pierw-
szego podziaiu nastapilo pewne
p~odniesienie ducha W Rzeczypo.
spolitej.
P~odpiesienie ducha byio wiel-
kie, ale ono gdzieindziej ujawnia,
10 sic. Prawdziwi patryoci goto.
wall sic jnS do zbrojnego pow.
stania. EmigracYa porozumiswaia
sic W tym przedmiocie z kraiem.
Pomiedzy wojskowymi dziaiali
Madalihski Dziaiy hski, pomiedzy
mieszczanami warszawskimi ban.
kier Kopostas. BJf naznaczony
nawet termin powstania ma dzieh
10 60 listopada, lecz wstrzymano
sic, al Francuzi posuHa sic ku
granicom Prus i Austryi. W liscie
do Stanisfawa Malachowskiego
pisaf Kollataj l3go grudnia: .Jut
wtedy W caiej Europie riemasz
jak dwie partye: Francya pre-.
|ciwko wszystkim panujacym "a
wolnoScia ludu, monarchowie
przeciwko Francyi "a despoty.
zmem j staremi zwyczajami"..
Pstryoci zrozumieli to juf do
brze.
W tel samej chwili, kiedy o.
statni sejm Rzeczypospolitej, zio.
tony z nielegalnie wy branych
posiow, haniebnie illegal mo-
skiewskiei j pruskiej przemocy,
cafy narod widzac gro4ace mu
niebezpieczehstvo, przygotowywai
sic do nowych bojow. Jako4 W
|kilka miesiecy p6zniej niesmier.
telny wodz narodu, Tadeusz Ke-
sciuszko. podniosi wysoko sztan.
dar polski ma polach Raciawickich
Ii ma okopacb Warszawy. Pc kilku
latach zabrzmiafa we Wfoszech
piesh legionow .,Jeszcze Polska
ME zgineia", a dwanascie lat pc.
zniej nsjezdcy uciekali W popio.
chu z Warszawy. Pc nowych
kleskach i .zawodach rok 1881.
1888 j 1858 miaiy pokazac ca.
femu swiatu, he Polska sic ME.
wyrzekia nigdy sic ME wyrzeknie
swoich praw i swoich ideaiow.
Narod ME zapomni nazwisk tych
Posiow Patryotow, kt6rzy ma sell
mic grcdziehskim PROFESSIONAL al
do kehca przeciw rozbiorowi Pol.
ski, byli to:
Tadeusz Szemioth posef woiyf.
ski, Jozef Woina i Orahski DO.
slowie beiacy, Godaczewski posef
trOch, KOnstanty Jankowski, Ig.
macy Nesiawski, Ksawery Blesz-
csyhski pOsiowie sandomierscy,
Rokitnicki, Karski, Szymon Sly.
|dfowski poslowie wielkopolscy,
IJozef Kimbar posei upitski, Choi.
nowski Posei wiski, Dyonizy Mi.
korski posei mazowiecki, Kasper
Boguski posei mazowiecki, sly.
mon Skarzyhski posaf lom&vSski
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