davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
n chicago.
Pur0fS0 $40. ho5miersa.

Wysz}o codopiero z druku
,,0rugie roczne Sprswozdanie" o
ooecnym stanle teJze parafl oraz o
gospodarce W mel 7. 1892. z
broszurki powtarzamy tn ME
kt6re szczeg6fy.
Liczba familij n~alezacych
do parafi sw. Kazmlerza W
Chicago CIV Hawthorne).... 220
Cd l Pazdziernlka 1891 nau-
czaia polskiej szkole Slostry
Franciszkankl z Milwaukee. Dziecl
szk6lnych Jest l53.OdNowego roku
ucza sic dziewczeta robot r~ecznych.
Is dzlecko piaci sic SO centow
m~ieslecznie. Ubogle dzieci poblerala
nauke darmo.
Dochodu mlala parafia W r.
1892:
z kolekt W kosclele... S1214.91
Il faWek..........-......., 1921. 65
Il szkolnegO............ 36S.OO
Il otiar.... S2O.5O
Razem 1924 90
Caty rozchod w r. 1892 wyno-
slf S4235.72.
w rozchodzle ~pollczono takze
s42S. sp4aconego diugu.
D4ugu liozy paraia sw. Kaz
mierza ~jeszcze $9.4o0.W tym roku
powinna wystawic plebania ola
proboszcza.
w rzeczonem ,,Drugiem TO-
czuem syrawozdanlu" podaua est
Masterpieces uwaga: do Zwnazku
Narodowego ME wstepu]cie! Gazet
jak Zgoda I Mowe Zycie ME czytaj-
Gle, DO osiabiaia Was wiare
katolicka. ZwlazeA Narodowy, jak
sic obecnie przedstawia. jest zgni-
LIMA m1edzy Polakami W Amery-
ce".
Proboszczem jest Wiel. ks.
Franciszek Knoll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

nlczego ME mat ocho'y - a
c,agla uieczynnosc zrodz'ia W
MIN vtssciwa p%odobnym PROF.
nl.knm, chez nabycla dostat'
kew latwym sposobem.
Me podobafo sic naszemu
bohaterowltej powiastki zalecie
OLGA --wldzlat drug'ch bosaty
mi. ale widzist zarazem, be
doszi, do tego majatka prsca
mosn!na - do czego czul NE
wypo w'edsiany wstret.
Siyszac prEeto o zamorsklch
krajsch, " ktorych zfoto,
srebro, drogis kamienie roaza
sic - . owocach, ktorych
nawet ME trzebs pofykac, b.
same W ustach sic rozplywaja,
po.t.now,l udad sic do
owych KRAKOW "a 3adzs wraaen
doprowadzlfa lego postanow'e.
ME do togo stopnia, ze iuz %
niczem wlece) ME myslaf, ric
60 NE zajmowato, stat sic
smutnym; co dostrzeglszy
rodz.ce lego, wlelce SIC tym
zmartwll,.
NadsLeG} wreszcje czas W
kto.ym nass Robinson obiawll
swym rodzlcom swa chec
proszac ich, mole po rag
pierws.y % pozwoleule odbycia
p~odroSy choc o pare mil "a
! obreb mlasta, w ktorem mic
szkat.
DIugo pahstwo Robinsono
vie ME mogh pogodz't sic z
ia mySla, ojciec chodzif Jak
struty, b;edne matczysko
szlochatc DO calych dn'uch
odvodzsv synka cd tego
zamlaru, DO utrata syna,
bylaby ulrata iedynego lch
szc7escia.
Ale Rob;noonek TRIVIAL
upornie W owen postauowle.
niu, a gdy rodz;ce spostrzeg|'
ma lego twarzy bladosc
przyazli wreszcie do tego
przekonauia, 10 synek rozcho
RUE sic umrze, jezel' mu
ME pozwola opusclt domu, W
kt6rym zrosf i wychowat sic
wybierajac przeto 2 dwojgs
zfego, zdecydowal, sic wreszcie
wyprawl6 swege Robcla 30
Hamburgu-w tenn przekona-
niu, lie ia podro2 wroc, mu
rumlenlec GA twarzy, Re go
odwledzie OF tel manii woia
zu.
Pc dlugim vice przygoto
waniu do podro5Y-po jeszcze
dfuzs2ych p%rzestrogach dawa-
nych koleja TO pr2ez OLGA to
przez make, q ktorYch
Robcio ne myslaf nawet
sluchaG, wreszcle pc usciskach
serdecznych, p}ac2u,-rodzlce
naszego bohatera ma droge
przezegnal' i po1egnal1. zda1ac
90 ma wole Bozkq.
Moe ME 1ednemu Q
ozytelnlkow = przyszlo opusz-
cza6 pc skohczeniu wakacyl
lub 2 lnnych powodow dom
rodzlcielski; chociaz ma krotk,
czas, choclaz wiedzlaf,-z W
krotce powroci do swego
pokolku, ogrodka, do ulubio
nego PISA burka lub kota
maciusla-a przYna}mDlei NC
ME stale IA przeszkodz,e Cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02


poleguania, zalewal ~le lzami,
jakas tesknota opanowywa
wtedy SERGE, cos przyciaga do
miejsca, zwleka chwlle rozsta.
nia-jeszcze z tym lub owym
chce pomow,6, chce sic
usciskaS, ieszcze sic zakims
oglsda, )eszcze burka pogiaszce,
= oddallwszy sic Cd domu,
ogIade sic wlep'a oczy W
mie)sce ukochsne dopoty. pokl
2 oc7u ME zglnl-, -westchne-
ME " koncu, liza po.oczy SIZE
z Okla i ruszy daleI. 5otrzeba
sic zg.dsa6 D lo~em.
Me jeden by mole poczytai
ton zal temu, kt6ry opuszczs
dom, gdsie mia! kochajscycb'
troskliwa opieke, a spodz'ewa
sic n~,ewygod. ,rudu; byna).
mnie)-on zd4za do szkof, tam
! spotyka sic z swyml r6wlenni.
kaml-z sw4 kiazka ,profesora.
mi, z palantem i pike, l tym
swlatem, - ktorym W
paznie]szym wieku starcy, z
Gala przylemnosc'4, jsko o
wieku na)szczesliws7ym nleraz
! wspominaja.
Powlem wan przeto cieka
wi czytelnicy, de ME Kazdy
opuszcza dom, w ktorym sic
| urodzit l FROST z taklm smut
klein. ma to trZe5a bye
POlaklem - on nalWlece1
%przywiazuje sic, zrasta \
rodzlnnym gniazdem; Il trzeba
bye tylko Nlemcem, aby
puszczaG sic W SWAT 2 radios
ci9 W sercu, q usmiechem ma
ustach; otoz w sekrecie MUSIC
wyzna6, nasz Robinson zepsu
ty pieszczotuml rodziajw 2
swym upo-e ME w'e1slaf
|eszcze, kun Jest.
Odje3dAajan ule w'dziat
spoglsdajacych rodzicow; nal.
droaszy synek czem innem by}
zalety, widziaf JUL palace
wybilaue z!o.em, widzia} jok
ka5dy mu sic k}ania, ukladal
W glove plany, lax to bedzie
90 to bedzle = ! sam smIat
sic p radosei do siebie.
W Hamburgu zw'edHi
Robinson co byio godne
wldzenla, przebiegai ci-kawle
ullce jeden i drug as.rh,
trzeclego czul, De sic zaczyna
nudzid i zn6w wroc'l do
swych ldealnych nrojen, N@re
~nkiadai4c Z Z~'eszona gi"w9
zaszedi d. portu; Ia u5erAg}
go wldok okretow, Ieh rozjn a.
ry, liczba lch, ro2mntosc "
k~Onstrukcyl a wresz sc zacbcIn.
10 sic ,nu spr6oowac pobniac
DO falach mo:sklch PpsiYsza ~
sly rozmowe ME opodal sto-
,)acYch ma)tkow. ze je1en z
stolacych W porcle oNre'ow
odplywa nazajutrz do Londy
M, powzia} lamar udania
sic tam, tenn pardziei, IL ju2
ME jedno s]ysza] o TEN stole
czDem msescie Augfi'.
Me tracqc czasu,. pobieg]
natychmiast do kapltana
wskazanego okretu, umowI'
sic o mielsce, u przypomn'aw
sly soble, he me roazlcow
napisa} Go men list przepra
sza]sc "a uieposiuszenstwo, q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

I'm zabierze, wtedy W MIN
lyle zawsze znajdzle sic zlota,
De przeliczy6 ME mo3na.
Opowiadall o okretsch zwanYch
pancern'kami, k,ore SO cafe
okute blscha, a pc wierzchu
woody ME pfyns, tylko chodzi
po unie morskiem, tax ze lch
wldz'ed ME molina procz
mufsgo komnka mad woda
sterczacego, a ktore uzbrolone
"a ogromnym kolcsm rozcina.
]4cym okreta ma polowe, i
dlu2e] by mowlll a nasz
sluchscz do skonczenis swiata
by .luchaf gdvby ME dano
"esc'"SrotEym wystrzalem z
arm.ty hasla do odb,c,a.
Robinson byl caiy radosc,a
przepelniony, mlody, ciskawy
n'gdy niczem ME hamowany
umysl, Gala sta p%rzyjmowaf
vrs2en!a wlelkrej ,dfugo
patrzai IA miejsce. cd ktorego
s e odjataf, owe mlasto TAX
wielkie, ladae, hafasllwe -
;,owoli stopnlowo W mare
u1dalania sic malaioJua ludzle
wydaJa sic tylko jak male
robaczkl, W koncu wszYstko
zniklo, tylSo nlebo i morze>
cisza DO ko}a przerywsna
szumem ba1wanow morskIch,
wo1anjem m%altkow, lub
kr2yklem ptastwa morskiego,
w pierwszych dwoch dunach,
niebo by'o j%asne, p%ogodne, ami
jednej chmurki, wiatr po1uyslny
dai w zsgle , okret saybko
p%rzesuwaf sic pc %spokojnem
morzu; trzeclego dina zachmu-
rzy!o Sc, wiatr poczaf gwal
towniej %dac--ptakl potwory
morsk'e uwija)a sic koio
okretu, z czego starry mary
narze wro2a dtugotrwajaca
burze, i MIN poczeli pierwsze
przygotowanla do przy]ecla
Walk Z strasanym 2yw,oiem
gdzlea W oddall blysneio,
pozn,ei grzmot wreszcle
'ieszc1 lunai lak 2 cobra.
CjemnosG grobowa 2apann
wala do ko'a, ]eden drug'ego
ma krok nie m6gl duirzec. 10
zuow c,agle blvskswre TAX
przerazlwe dawaty swiatlo, de
nlebu Zdawate SIC STAG W
p1omlenlsrh, a towarzySxace
ploruuy swym ciaglym grzmo-
tenn lakby uwz'ciy sic rozblG
ca1Y s~jat.-Okret r2ucany po
splenionych falach jak pi}ka,
to nur4a} s,e az ma dino
NORA, to zuow wsplnaf sic
ma bafwanach morskich pod
same o5ioki. To byio mad
silly ola nieprzywYkiego do
podobuego widokn Robinsona,
W strachu trzymaf sic z
cafych ST. okretu. ably z nlego
ME wylecl6, wreszcle zroblto
mu sic sfabo-, popad} " tax
zwana morska chorobe =
ktorei ka2dy p,erwszy ra7
plynacy morzem ulega.
W tenn piorun zgruchota]
gNowny maszt okretu, pre-
CO odpad'a wszelka nadzieja
kierowan,a ok etem, Gale
zafoge przejqt 1res6cz febry
czpy ma ten widoS. DO okre1
n66opv postal M p,st,ua loan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
IL LEMONN
CIV Stanle ~Illinols).
Szanownu RedaI yo!

Poniewaz dotad o naszem
miescic Lemont W zsdnel gazecle
polskleJ obszernielszego opisu ME
czyta}em, przedsiewznYfem nin,ei-
sza korespondencva powladomic
Bracl molch zamieszkatych DO
innvch mlastach Stan6w Zjedno.
czonych, Jak tn zyjemy. co rob,my
l iak sic Polonia tn rozwlla.
Miasto Lemont, kt6re miesci
W sobie oprocz innej narodowosc,,
okofo 600 fam,l'j pslsk,ch, na
tylko ]edre fabryke = drobnych
%wyroh6w Z aluminium i mklu. "
tel fabryce prague hllsko 100 os6b,
przewaAnle dziewczeta. J:dyne
kamlenlofomy, s}ynace ma k,lka-
dziesiat, ba prawie ma pare set
mil W oko}o, zatrudn,aja setki
ludzi podczas pogodnego powle-
trza. Robota trivia mniel wlecej 8
mleslecy.
Ma poz6r s}vszy sic to, Jaxo-
by przerwa piracy przez resz:e
czasu roku ME da}a sposobu dosta-
tecznego utrzymania, albo by}a
p%rzyczyna medostatku. O ME, ko-
cham Bracla tax ME jest! Ro.
botnlcy W kamlenlolomach zara-
blaja dose dobrze nietylko re
czas bezrobocia ME naraza ich ma
niedostatek, ale navel PREY lyc,u
eglednem kazdy robotnik moze
sobie %piennedzy zaoszczedzlc. Do
WOODEN tego JEST IL prawie polowa
tn zamieszkafych Polakow poslada-
jig swoje domostwa.
Zyjemy tn sobie W zgodzie, l z
cafa zycznwoscia jeden ku dru-
glemu, to tez powodzl sic kazde-
mu dobrze w kazdem przedsiebior-
stwle.
Oprocz robotnlkow zatrudmo-
nych PREY kamienio}amach many
tn kilka bIznesmanov.
Piotr Maday ma w swolm
wielkim donna dobrze urzadzona
g'osern'a, sk}ad }okclowych iowa
row, wszelklego rodZaiu piecy.
obuwia, ksiazek t.. p. Jest cara
zem agentem kilku kompan,j kart
okretowych,
Jan Sta.szak ma rcwnlez
dobrze u%rzadzona gresernia sk4ad
4okclowych towarow. Sprzedaje
take sz~yfkarty do i z Eurory. U
nlego MONA zasiagnac porady W
r6znych sorawach.
J6zef Frellchowskl ma take
wyporowa grcsernla, sk}ad obuwia
towarow }oKcicwych, oraz piastu.
je urzad ~miejskiego Tax COLLEGE,
tor'a".
Jan M}odzlk ma take dobrze
urzadzona grosernia, sk}ad towardw
}~okcnowych i obuwia.
ST. Marxiew!cz ma sktad mebll
i salon.
Kaz. Buszklev icz salon.
J6zef Kacban prowadzi pierw-
szorzedna restauracya salon.
p. Freliehowska salon.
Jan Gorski salon.
Plotr Markiew,cz, sk}ad mesa
kle}bas l kiszek.
Oprocz wvmienlonych obywa-
tell, MANS take k1lku polsklch
klerkow, zatrudnlonych w r6znvch
sztorach: = Fir. Budnik W groser.
nj firmly j.. 81. TedeDs & Co. -
kaz. Szafranskl W naj wiekszym
sk}adzie miesa sviezego, %solonego
oraz kiszek, kie}bas i t. y. frny
James Hennebry. Wyrabla !;
sprzedale karty okretowe ma
wszystkle line, l udziela porady
W r6znych 1nteresach. -
FIR. PIekarskl " grosern1 tlr-
my H. Norton & Co. Many take
polskiego pclicmana, kt6r>m lest
Frank Frelichowsk,. = " kam,e-
niofamach So formanami: Jan
Hukaszewlcz, Zoiecki i lego syn,
Micha} Kostecki, Jan Powal1sh,
March K%arabasz, Michaf Nowackl
Jan Kobra.
A teraz, kocham Bracia, PREY
chodze do najg}dwniejszcgo pun ktu
Ot6z many ma wzg6rku p1eknie
wybudowany kosc,6} polsko- kato.
llcki, ktorym zawiaduje og6lnie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
h D BN son XIX j OE
czyli
PRZYGODY ROZBITKA
Ma ODLUDNEJ WYsPIE.

sSYsS
W sfynnem handlowem
miesc!e Europy, mieszkaf
kuplec imienie.n Robinson,
ktory NAL jednego tylko
syna.
Robins i jego iona bedac
W podeszfym 'u& wieku, Gala
nadz;ele ~pokiadali W swo,m
iedyaaku; kochali 60 W caiem
zaslepleniu = ia nielozsadoa
mlfoscla, ktora pc wiekszej
czesci jest przyczyna zepsucla
dzlecI zaraz w'zarodzie ;strzeg,i
jak Okla w glowie, dozwalali
"a w,zysI?;ie %wybrykl maEego
Rohnsona dogadzali wszel
kim jego zaohceniom-cieszac
sic 2 talentu svna, Iaki okazy.
wal " platanru fgll drugim
Mic vice dziwnego, De
Robinson dorosiszy do lat IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-26
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

justice L. Q. e. LAMAR died as
Macon. Ca. on the I'D The death was
sudden in the extreme. for. although be
had been aiIing for some time past. Jus
riGe Lamar appeared TO be gradually
ginning health
ABoCr a million and a quarter bushels
OF whenr was stored IN elevator G. of the
CaroufoIet Elevator and train Company.
which was burned at ~. Louis On the
Ed The building and cUnsents are n
total loss. ard VII sum up In round
numbers 81. 5ao. .0a0.
Z. = ESRMT. receiver Of she order OF
Iron Hall. has collected from 10
branches Of the order IN Massachusetts,
about $500 There are eighty more
branches 90 be heard from. and the re-
cefver expects TO collect over ss.7-i,eea
Ar the City Of Mexisso. statistics have
lust been issued showing that during
the year ending December j. i.e..
there we're 81 public companies er-
ganized abroad for operations IN the
republic. 80 Of the companies being
American AMI u English The tosal
CAPITAL Aggregates s0.00o.90a-
ABorr s5.aoe.e e.eoo IN gold left New
York on the .fst for Europe
HKSMT sgNSEE. who died suddenly
in Hartford. Conn on the -0th- IN n
eheap lodging house. was the possessor
OF $50. 600 in his Own right
TnE production Of pig iron in Issc By
the nine Southern States OF Maryland
Virginia. North Carolina Georgia. Ala
hama. Texas. West Virginia. Kentucky
and Tennessee was /. seo. Id- gr0ss tons.
against I. 7as. SD in I-3I-
Trfr Illinois Supreme Court has ren-
,fer-d 4 decision that women can vote at
schooI elections
WEST vMsESEA las S-5a.0e0 IN her
treasury and does nos owe 4 cent
.IaaNG e.. CARLISLE. Of Kentucky. has
teudered 70 Gov Brown his resignation
member cf the United Seases SEN
are. and will retire from that body as
,sou as his SUCCESSOR - elected and quail
lied
TsE CaIitsrnia Fruit Uni0n for the
season Just closed ea-ned si-oaa.ela net.
There were 81 snirpers.
OE the total s.-F2-sf- square tees for
exhibf-s as the worId's Fair. Lff9.5iI
have been assigned 70 foreign and 1 Iss.-
zss 10 douesEie applieansss -tl-fs6 sold
ssr priv1rs privileges and ia, 47s remain
unassigned IN all departments Ger
MANY Leads the old wOrld with 5saT1 ex-
hiblt0rs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-26
CURRENT TOPICS.
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1ave-. former president se tho Cait-g states.
s being tns day of bis sSIuerai IN the
nnuse. Altar tbs Transaction at some unir,,-
portane business adjournment WIS .sksu AZ
TN P n cut Of rs-p-rt 10 the -1rulcrv OK the
AEa AZ President Ha -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-26

WksHISGroS. Jan 2L-The house
committee on reform in the civil service
yesterday favorably reported to the
house the resolution introduced by Mr.
Bynum- Of Indiana. requesting the
civil service commission 10 furnish the
house with the names Of all appointees
reinstated in the classified service of
the government under rule 10. since
March .. 1sss. together with the date
such appointees were dismissed or re-
signed from the service; the states they
were from and the states cha.gesl with
their appointment. the date Of their
reinstatement. etc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-26
THE DEFICIENCY.



wAsHExsroS. Jan. sf--Th. general
deficiency appropriation bill fer the
next fiscal year was completed ycstssr-
day ~ the house committee on apPro-
Priation-. and was reported to ths. haussss
by representative Sayre-. of Texas
The total appropriation carriesi by ths.
hiii II $50 95a So. of svhis-h the largest
item - SIT tsa AZ for pensions. 81. ~f4.
AZ being for payments ~ pensions and
risiS. esia Cor fcss and expenses Of cxam-
ming surycnn< Foresn>ss- sts-flrirncisss
81. .a..o. aoa r. appropriated. including
s~lss. ioo Tor con ntinuiux the work ~ rom-
psllue the results of the census. thi@
appropriation - - Immediately avail
able. and sfsa. 600 far containing th-
coliertisu and ermpiiatinn sf statistics
Of farms. homes and mortgages
For expenses under the department
cf itsti,e s..sst.sfs II appropriated. -
which SIS. 600 i - supply Deficiencies
FIR frcs AMI exp~u-es q marshals u
United states courts in f~as. and s.'~si .
ges in fss-... ssa0.0oo for ,irfsis.nrisS in
witness fe~~. si0s. 40 fsr ds,sss-iens,ic~ IN
fe-s Of district attorneys. s4ls. gaa fsr
drfiriensi-- IN fees ot United states
commissioners, slao. 900 for support %
[ nis-'i STATES prisoners, So. eoa f.1r
clerks fees. anil th.. balance far iurers'
fees and other purposes.
Public printing gets deficiency az
preparation ~ ss-s. gf0; ths state de-
partmsnt $50 sss. - vhiri, SO. oag =
on account II amounts found due lsv
the accounting officers for contingent
expenses of rnit-'i States csussrr n tess
tbs, treasury department. q sss SO. ef
which $500. 600 Is foe drfiei-nssies in rssi-
l-csinx the customs revenues. r-.s. as8
fsr defsci.ncis- in collecting the in
trruai rev-nur. ms-sly for salaries anil
expenses u employees ssT5. ~ for life
saving ss.rvSs. ss=sss.ss-sss.is-=. sas4 s4a-
0oo fssr quarantine servire expenses
Including pay u employees at the
stations at D,.iavar hrealsyvater. Cap.
Charles. SaP.lo soun,l. Key West, GsslL
san Dicgo. Port Townsend and ~tn
Francisco. the war department. s.sai.-
s5s. Of which ssi5. .ao0 is for payment II
arrears Of pay 81 tive amt shrrs-rs,.lr
volunteers certified by the accounting
officers. and SIS. 0no for b.santv crrti-
aesl 10 b. due; the past oisisse depart
msnt 81 u..... CO.. of which si.ss So - fsr
deficiencies for manaflrturs % asi,is--
sive p.rsta.re and SPECIAL delivery
stamps. s-.s.. 30. h,r inland mail rail-
real transportation. and So ao5 for
compensation - postuns.s:Fs4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-26

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. "A sv--
eial reserved late last night from Shelby
vile. Tenn. 50 miles southeast Of hs-e.
reported an extensive fire raging at
that place At latest reports the fol-
lowing business houses were burnesI-
J. w. Ward. shoe store: j. H.
Hix- saloons Gaze tie printing Office: Y.
Loewenstein- dry goods Hopkins a
Nance, undertaking establishments: ].
w. Frorson & Co. lumber yard. and
W. E Edmeust0n, furniture store.
Owing To frozen hydrants the ire-
men were having great difficulty in
8 srhting the flames
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-26
fateas. Suffering from csntinasas caid
In Canada

QCEBKc. Can. Jan I9-Never within
the memory Of man has Canada suf-
Eered 80 continuously from intense cold
weather as during the last month
There has only been one break in the
intense cold Of the last four weeks. and
that was for two days The thermome-
ter has for the most of the time regis
tered from Is to 20 degrees below The
suffering among the poor in all parts
Of the country is great Numbers Of
people have been frozen To death. some,
including u man at Lewis in their beds
Mazy Of the streams are frgzea solid
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-26

owe Wan KILLED ard a SszsB-r ras-r~a ~
the Ffan-- sf D~raEs.sf rrssa rhrsaxa
. fsrtf<- N~sr Prra. fssL
PHHU. Ind. Jan. sL-The north
bound express train from Chicago on
the LAX. Eri,. q Western roasI due at
Peru a. -. n IA was wrecked about
a mile south Of this city.
Among the fifteen passengers on
b'sari the train not one escaped injury.
The entire train consisted Of engine.
smoking. express and chair cars.
were precipisat.-d ON the ier of the river
Is Zee. beIosv- A brosfen raj about 100
feet from the river threw the train from
the track and the train con tinu-si On
the ties until reaching the bridge. when
the first two tiers gave way and the en-
tire train went down. The engine
stoasi upright and the cars covered it
with its wreclsage. The fireman
jumped. but Engineer Griffin was PIN
ned in has cab and taken cut severely
sealsisss. The wreck tsssssS fire and was
burned completely. brakeman Richard
Nsff was badly hurt. but pulled himself
out II the wreck. Lighted Lam
tern and ran back and Tagged freight
train which was following IL was
stopped only about a hundred feet
fron ths, wreck aad another horribi.
catastrophe was avertssL
II j. miraculous no Fsi~re we're K TED.
as the cars we're huri..si over ss1ues and
not a splinter of we-ai was save,i from
the flames. The list u allied and In
sttr-,..f -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-26
COLD AND HUNGER
csuse Intense suffering and Dsseonesne In
Germany.

BERLIN. Jan Ia-Tntenselv cold
weather prevails throughout Europe.
All the streams are frozen In this
city all skating parties and ice festi-
vals have been given up on account Of
the great discomfort attending them
The shops are deserted and most Of the
cahsnen have left their stands The
psor Of Pry1ssian cities are suffering
xeenly. The depression Of trade has
left tens OF thousands unemployed.
who in the dullest days of former
Seasons have bad work In Berlin
alone. Wilhelm Licbknech. says. more
than 100000 men can find no employ
ment