davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12
A GREAT GOLD LAKE.
The Great Salt Lake is the Great
est Gold Mine In the Worlo.

All salt water contains Il small per
cent Of gold, says the Salt Lake Her
aid, AMI Capt. Davis, after numerous
assays, satisfied himself that the
water of the great lake carries 50 Il
ton in gold. After four years of
experimenting, Mr.. Davis has invent
ed method to extract the gold at
cost not to exceed 10 cents per ton
He estimates that there are $4,000.
600, 900 tons of water in the Great
Salt Lake and that it carries S45. 900.
900, 900 in gold
To save this by using the method
Mr.. Davis has devised will cost 30
cents per ton or 81. SOC. 000. 600. leav-
ing net profit Of S37 900 600, coo, the
same being ten times more than the
entire amount of gold money in the
world
The existence of minerals in the
waters of the Great Salt Lake is very
naturaa, for salt waters cannot flow
over rocks without absorbing small
percentage of the minerals they con
tain This work has been going on
for centuries and if the mineral
washed into the lake in a year was
infnitesimal it would amount to con
siderable in Il century. Many of the
most popular processes for extracting
gold are by salt water solution, and
we have in the lake a natural absorb
ent.
Capt. Davis calculates that a plant
consisting of tanks for precipitatine
the metals capable of treating SOC
tons a day can be erected for 81 900.
AS there will be net profit of 50 81
on every ton treated. the mill will
earn 81, 500 day, or more than pay
for itself in "A hours.
There will, no doubt, be consider
able speculation as to the proper pro
cedure to take up claims in the gold
waters of Utah. A legal gentleman,
who is one of the most able members
of the bar IN mining legislation, gives
it as his opinion that claims cannot
be staked off, as is the custom in
placer and rock mining, but that
every person who desires can put up
plant on the shore where they can
obtain ground for SO doing. The
waters can be pumped up as they
now are by the various salt com
panies, and the most expensive thing
will be shore rights over which to
pump the water.
Capt. Davis says that precipitatihg
the gold and silver from the brine
will not impair the salt qualities and
that the salt industry will not be
ruined by the process he has invent
ed for extracting the gold
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12
Get Together the Figures.

We hope the directors and chief
stockholders in Western railroads
will be ready when Congress meets
To show To that body what the decline
mas been in traffic since silver
dropped from So cents. From that,
if the figures can be accurately given,
Congress will be able to estimate
how much the stocks and even bonds
will be worth ON these Western roads
if this thing is allowed to 90 on q
little longer 1t is pity that orders
refused and orders countermanded in
this Westere country during the last
three weeks cannot be aggregated
and shown to the men who have
goods to sell to the West Certainly
all the figures ought to be gathered
together to present to Congress to
show what follows when 1000. 900
people have their chief industry taken
from them To these figures ought
to be added the depreciation in the
price of wheat, corn and other pro
duets. because the rule is insiolable
when silver draws one poiRt away
from gold it carries down with il
everything else. In other words.
when gold is appreciated ten points
or twenty points it lisa certain sign
that the men who owe debts will
have that much of their ability to
pay their debts taken away All
this should be prepared SO that
when Congress meets and begins TO
deliberate on this question, it will be
dispossesSed of the idea that what il
is doing will only affect the men inn
mediately interested in silver mining.
1t strikes straight at the face of the
Nation from sea to sea, and will be
manifested between now and the 9TH
of August, just as it has been for
twenty years past, that AN apparent
fall in silver means u fall in every
other commodity through the pro
duction of which men obtain employ
ment and from the sale of which men
pay their debts. - Salt Lake Tribune
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12

J. Sterling Morton is writing let
tiers to " the Hon. j. F. Lee of Man
haitian, Kan, whoever he may be,
in which he tries to tell soemthing
about finances. Mr. Morton, it may
be recalled, is the present secretary
Of agriculture, and it must be con
fessed that if he knows as little about
his own duties as he knows about the
financial question, there is a gap in
the agriculture department that
ought to be filled
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12
Gold Quartz Crushing Millfor Sale

A five-stamp light battery capable
of crushing four tons of rock per day.
Has an lS-inch pully and can be run
by horse power, or by steam or water
power. 1t was constructed for the
crushing OF goldbearing rock, and
has never been used.
For terms and particulars apply
to the BULLETIN Office, Hawthorne
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12
The Metal Market

From the Denver Ores and Metals
we take the following prices at the
close of the past week:
Silver,13
Lead, g. 40
Copper, 10
Iron, 1850
Quicksilver flask, II!
Anthony, IA.
BoraX, 81.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12
A Handsome Contribution.

Hon. Francis G. Newlands, Neva-
das' Congressman, has contributed
twenty thousand dollars toward the
midwinter Fair in San Francisco.
How's that for a Nevadan in Cal
ifornia? 1t is the largest individual
subscription on the list, the next
best being 81, 900 by NJ. H. de Young
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12

John Chiatovich provided all the finn
and also a free dinner for the neo,,la
Young McGinnis won the first ,,r;,a
for the horSerace.
George Rice. who lassoed and
dragged Wesley Hickerson to death
near Carlin four weeks ago. has not
surrendered himself as reported but
has succeeded thus far in Guiding the
officers in search for him.
A patent medicine is advertised to
reduce swelling of the neck If it
could be made to prove etficaeious in
case OF swelling of the head. we think
cleveland could use it with beneficial
esults,-lPioche New Record.
The cowboy race seems to prove
that the American horse crossed with
bornco has more endurance than
the Hungarian or German horses
that fell under the demands made ND
ON them in the ride between Berlin
and Vienna
Joseph Rosenstock. formerly a
prominent merchant of Carson and
recently of Elko, died in Omaha July
18th. He left Elko short time AGO
to engage in business east. He was
ABOUT 63 years of age and spout
about half that in Nevada.
Last Tuesday afternoon four men
were drowned while boating in Lake
Tahoe, near Glenbrook. The boat
was struck by squat and capsized
and before assistance could reach
them all were drowned. Their names
were: Patsy DAILY, James Morris,
A. K. Fraser and j. A. Clarkson.
All were residents of Glenbrook.
An exchange gives expression to a
patent truth when it says that the
home grown, hand-spanked, ragged,
bare footed country boy makes bet
ter fighter in the battle of life than
does the pampered, well clothed city
boy, the seat of whose pants are
busted with a golden slipper. Give
us the hand-spanked country boy
every time.
In the District Court at Carson
last week Judge Rising presiding, in
the case of the State af Nevada ex
rel. c. E. Mack VS.. J. D. Torreyson,
respondent Regent case), the de-
murrer, of respondent was sustained.
Relator Mack refusing to amend his
complaint or answer, the Judge Or
dered Judgment and costs entered for
the respondent. Ralator gave notice
of appeal.
On account of the great depression
in trade, one after another of the
great iron mines of the upper Mich
igan peninsula are shutting down in
definitely. These mines employ
thousands ofmen, and are practically
the sole support of whole towns in
the peninsula. The protracted ces-
sation of work is bound to result in
widespread suffering 1t will also
have very bad effect on vessels in
the carrying trade.
The fall in silver causes dismay to
mine owners in Utah and Nevada
Tuesday the Daily West mine at Park
City was ordered closed down. The
Diamond mine at Eureka Nevada, and
the old Jordan and Galena at Ring-
ham, Utah, were also closed. The
owners following say they will close
in few days: The Sampson at Bing-
ham, Bullion, Brock and Champion
at Tintic, Caroline at Eureka, Yo-
semitic at Bingham, Crescent and
the Anchor at Park City.
Lyon County Items.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12
800. ,.r- 1850. ..-s.-..s 80

What will future generations think
Of civilization of the present day that
tolerated a money stringency for
months, yes years with 500, 900, 900
of gold and $1,000 tons of silver
locked in the treasury?
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12
Eureka People Discouraged.

The Eureka Sentinel says: We have
lived in this town for % years and
have seen great floods and fires here,
Init at no time during all those calam-
tiles have we seen the people so dis
pirited as at present over the depre-
citation of silver
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12

John a Botzum, who has gone
around the world from Akron, Ohio,
wa king Whenever possible, wore out
Il pairs 0. shoes in his 2-year jaunt,
besides sandals, which ne used in the
4. sSt
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12
Letter List.

Letters for the foIIowlng-named
nersons are unclaimed in the Haw-
tborne Postoftice:
Castillo Geronimo
Hart o.
Hanson
McCleland James-2 -. NJ
A. SuMMERFIELD, Z M.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12

The mayor of Oakland headed a
crowd last Thursday and tore up the
fences and offices of the Southern
Pacific Company, on the water front,
on the grounds that they INSTRUCTED
the passage way to the water.
Legal proceedings will follow.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12
SAM PLES.

Bay city.
Very few foreign tourists are visit
ing the fair.
About 10000 people visited Reno
on the Fourth.
The Board of Pardons Is in session
to day in Carson.
The Peary exploring party is ready
Tor it's long journey.
Judge Crocker returned from San
Francisco last Saturday.
Perley Plane has severed his con-
nection with the " & T. R. +,
The Canadian government has de
cided to apply the game laws to the
Indians.
Drop into the drug store and try
5ne of those milk shakes They are
delicious, ..,.
Governor Mathews of Indiana, says
that he will not permit prize fighting
in that State.
The ore of Caravantes and Gilman
worked in the arrastra last week
Welded $45 per ton.
Nine tons of ore belonging to
Bacigalupi and Raboli are being
worked in the arrastra.
An aged woman living IN Platte
county, Neb., was recently married
to her eighth husband
Four United States Ministers to
Liberia have died ut their posts dur
ing the past twelve years.
A guide at the Worlds rair has
been discharged for calling Column
ian guard "a tin soldier"
A novelty of the season was a
heavy frost drought Carson Valley
on the night of the Fourth.
Kimball & Waddell are putting up
whim on the War Eagle. mine
Billy Curtis is .hossing the job.
Mrs. Mackay has lent one set of her
diamonds to Partisan jeweler for
exhibition at the Worlds Fair.
Justice Blatchford of the United
States Supreme Court died at New
port at 7:30 o'clock Friday evening
Travelling workmen, carrying their
blankets, have been coming in thick
and fast this week. Il Wadsworth
Dispatch.
On account of the low price of
silver, the Austin mines are to be
closed, throwing about $50 men out
of employment.
Mrs. Fred Murray and children
will remove from Belleville to Haw-
thorne next month. They will oc-
Gupy the Stoner residence.
Charley Fox, of Dayton, arrived in
Reno Tuesday morning from Chicago
He wore trousers of red, white and
blue and was as happy as a king.
The magnificent residence near
Tallac, owned by Clara Belle McDon-
aid, was totally destroyed by fire on
the Fourth. 1t was occupied by T.
r. Hofer of Carson.
A. J. Warner, President of the
Bimetallic League, has issued a call
for a national convention of the
league to be held at Chicago, begin
ming August | next.
Knapp & Laws have purchased the
cottage formerly used as a resi-
dence by the superintendent Of the
Mt. Cory nine and will remove it to
the Soda works at Trona,
The Herad's London Columbian
Athletic Club at Chicago has offered
purse of $45, 900 for Chas. Mitchell
to fight Corbett, under their auspices
and it has been accepted.
The Indian Reservation schools are
having vacation and the town is full
Of little boy IS and girls who present u
good appearance now but by the time
vacation r. over they will look as of
yore.
Supt Leggett of the Standard
mine, accompanied by Mrs. LeSgett,
passed through to San Francisco yes
terday. Mr. Leggett says the electric
power transmission plant is grand
success.
On last Monday week the dwelling
of James Harvey, near the Standard
Con. Mill, at Bodie, was burned to
-, he
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12
QUARTERLY REPORT.
,,oruEHoNoRABLE, THE BoARpoF

rY,OTuE HONORABLE, The BOAKDOF
i County Commissioners of Esmeralda
County. Nevada:
The County Auditor and Treasurer re-
specthilly submit the following report of
the financial affairs of said county Tor the
three months ending June 30, 1879,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12
Dyspepsia


Makes mauy lives miserable, and often lead
to self-destruction. distress GireT eating,
sick headache heartburn, sour stcmaat,
mental depression etc, arc ca,&ed ~ to
very common AID incrc.s.rI disea =
Hoods sar aperiia tones the f;crash,
creates Al appetite. rr daoies digestion re.
raves headache, clear, the mind. III : Cues
dyspepsia
n, a Terrible Condition.
~ owe my lie 20 rISoG's aer, arila For
two yeaf- was III q Terrible rordltion with
dyspepsia l could TT ho;liiu7 bat soda
CRACKERS, and my weight fail from ~ to -.
pounds Hoods sarsarar!lie he pel me =.
once, ani ai.cr uGng = bottles ] was ai,-
fireiy cured. have raned iay usual
weight, III pounds, AID la e had eSccl.ea.
berth ever Suce." T. J. v LOOK, -, lst
South stree; sat Lq';& Gi.y Etah.
Headache -- Hot Fiashea.
~ had hen ,eae hot 1ashea soreness AMI
swelling acres my boGy, pan IN my right
SIDE with quent vomiting I used Hoods
sersaparilla with the best reeu,;s. am IN
better health thnn fur tour Years. Hoods
earsaparille is safe reliable, and sure" }.
c. WILSON, Auburn, Gal.
Hoods Sarsapariiia
sold by druggists. 81 six for So PREPARED
only by g. /. HOOD Il Co, Apothet ario-
Lowell, Mas
100 Doses One Dollar
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12
REHABILITATION.

Balance on hand April
30, 1898 .=.-.. So. 500 SO
Receipts for months To
June 3D. 1898. ....... 1859 81
Disbursements for 2
months 10 June 30,
1898 ..... .......... $s,247 50
Balance ON hand June 30,
1898 .#......5... l6.2ll 81
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12

S22 1863 80 S22,369 80
Respectfully Submitted
j. G.. ATCHISON,
County Auditor.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12

In Genoa on the Fourth of July
Fred Gray, son of George Gray the
stage driver, shot and killed Adam
Dixon. 1t seems to have been an
unprovoked and cruel murder.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12
WHAT'S in a Name?

We have an eye to the eternal fit
ness of things in the west though we
do adopt unearthly names for our
towns, mines and newspapers. For
instance Arizona has a tows named
Tombstone, and that town has news
paper called the Epitaph, which is
edited by a man named Coffin, is
published by A. Sexton and delivered
by Paul Bearer. Strange as it may
appear no undertaken adversetise-
ments are permitted in its columns
and no deadheads are carried on its
subscription books. - Metal Review
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12

SIG, PHI 81 Sl6,2ll 81
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-12
MEMORANDUM OF TRANSFERS.

S3,3l1 90 S3,3l1 90
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-21
BiSmark Oszustem.

LoNDYN, 20 stycz,-Socyalisty-
czne pismo ''Vorwaerts'' grozi skan
dalem, umieszczajac artykulv. z kt6.
rych sic pokazuje, re funduszami
"gadziuowymi'', stanowiacymi VIA
snosc krola hanowerskiego gospoda
rowano nieoglednie bez zsdnej
kontroli. Pewna osobistos6 poslada
kwity dokumenty, kompromitujace
w:ele wysoko postawionych osob.
Jednym z g4ownych MEOW stanu.
ktorzy napychali swe kieszenie fun
duszami krola hanowerskiego jest
ksiaze Bismarck, ,by}y kanclerz. Pre-.
ciwko MENU zwraca sic obecnie OPT
MIA publiczna. Jest on W obawie, aze-
by ME wysz1y ma jaw jego nieczyste
sprawki, zachowuje sic przeto nader
spokojnie, ME zaczepiajac ami cesa-
rza, ami dzisiejszego rzadu J ME
mieszajac sic wcale do polityki. Po-
sci Llebknecht zapowiada, ze Bis
marck siedzi po uszy W b}ocie, z kto-
rego nigdy ME zdo4a sic oczysci6.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-21
TELEGRANY / EUR0PY,
NIEszCzESCIE W ROsYI.
Ca1y pOciag W pfomieniach stana}, gdy
byf W najszybszym biegn.

PETERSBURG, 20 Stycz,- Ma linii
Slatoust i Samara, wydarzy}a sic ka-
tastrofa, ,ktora ME ma W sobie rownej
W kronice nieszezes6. Pociag, skla-
dajacy sic kilkunastu wagonow.
gay by} W najszybszyn biegu, zapa,
liz sic wnet ca{y stana} W p}omie,
mach. Maszynista dla niewiadomej
przyczyny ME zatrzyma} poclagu "a
raz, czy tez ME by} W stan;e. W wa
gonach by}o pod6wczas kilkudziesie.
ciu tekrutow. Wsrod Mich powstal
pop}och ME do opisa MAJ. Niektorzy
wyskoczyli oknem wagonu, oca,
leli inni padsjac nieszczesliwie, zabi.
jail sie!...
Ci, ktorzy ucieka6 juz ME mogli
spal'li sic zywcem!... Spali}o sic As
rekrutow, 20 zosta}o smierteltfie po.
parzonych i pokaleczonych. Go spo,
wodowa}o ogieh ma pociagu- ME
wiadomo.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-21
Napad na klasZtOr.

LoNDYN, 20 Stycz,--W Hlszpanii
napad}a W Sohote wieczorem banda
rabusiow ma klasztor kolo Fuen San
ia W prowincyi Malaga, zadajac cd
ksiedza, ably wskazaf, gdzie ukryte
ma cenne podarunki swiateczne ina
gwiazdke). Wzbraniajacego sic Ia
dosy6 uczyni6 temu zadaniu kap}ana
wzieli opryszki ma tortury, widzac,
re takowe meznie znosi i stanowczo
obstaje przy swej odmowie, zastrze-
ILL go W kohcu. Z1upiwszy nastepnie
co, napotkali cennego, podpalili bu
dyrek ma odchodnem. Pozar ugaslili
wiosniacy okoliczni i pohcya uda}a
sic W pogoh "a mordercami, lecz do
tad ME zdo}ano ich odszukac.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-21

carem Aleksandrem zyja ma stopie
przyjaznej, Rad rosyjski zawarl z
rzadem francuskim przymierze wy
mierzone przeciwko trzem po}aczo-
nym mocarstwom. w razie wojny,
najwiecej So zagrozone Niemcy,
ktore musza dzia}ac zaczepnie SHY
zbrojpe Rosyi i Francyi przewyzsza-
ja liczebnie SHY, tr6jprzymierza.
Gdyby Niemcy ME powle ekszy}y. ar
mil, Rad ME mog}yby odpowiadad
"a rezultat wojny i "a ca1osc ojczy-
zny. Wojna zaczepna ze.strony Me
mice skohczy sic predko izwycie-
stwem. Parliament musi przeto prey
stac ma move podatki, pomimo ne
dzy og6lnej, ktora rocznie wypedza
z kraju krocie ludzi "a ocean, do
Ameryki. Takimi argmentami pre-
mawia naczelnik rzadu do reprezen-
tant6w biednego ludu niemieckie-
90,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-21
TBLEGRAMY KRAJOWE.
WYZYSKIWANIA ROBOTNIK6W.
W Homestead plaza obnizona prawie
do pOfOwy-Por6wnanie dawniej.
szcj pfacy terazniejszq.

HOMESTEAD, PA, Is Stycz. Spec
Kor. Am. -Pomimo, ze tn pozosta.
je bardzo DUO ludzi bez piracy, ,kom.
pania sprowadza "skabow" z r6znych
stron, obiecujac i'm da6 prace. Ma
to obiecanki najwiecej polak6w da.
je sic z}apa6.
Wiele tych rodzin, co tn przy.
wieziore zosta}y "na robote," teraz
mnsza sic zywi6. zywia ich ME ka.
pitalisci, ale robotnicy-biedacy bic.
dak6w.l
Ostrzegam wszystkich robotnikow,
ably ME wierzyli obiecankom ageu-
tow.
Otoj jak sic tu stosunki pogorszy-
}y: Mechanicy pierws1 ktorzy daw-
niej zarabiali cd sta ton po s6.5O,te.
raz ledwie dostaja $3.50; drudzy me-
chanicy-dawniej $3 rs, teraz $3.50;
pierwszy pomocnik przy ciagn'eciu
stall - dawniej $2.75, teraz $1.90;
jego pomocnik-dawniej $2.32, ,teraz
S1.S0; robotnicy co drzwi cd picc6w
otw:eraja-dawniej 1926, teraz ST..
60; ch}opacy - dawniej $500, teraz
$1.2O; co okruszyny odciagaja-da-
wniej 1886, teraz $1.4O. Dobry
chop ME mo2e tn teraz zarobi6 7 do
larow tygodniowo, IA 12 godzin pra
cy. Wielu robotnik6w pracuje po
SO, 60, 80, 80 centow dzienpie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-21
Ex-psezydent Hayes umarf.

FERMoNT, O., 20 Stycz.,- Ruther
ford B Hayes, exprezydent, umar} tu
przedwczoraj;; j;;wieczorem. Zmar}y by5
cz}owiekiem wysoce powazanym
znanym prawie W ca}ym kraju. Bya
on przez d}ugie lata gubernatorem
stanu Ohio, W r. 1872 wybrany pre-
zydentem Stanow Zjednoczonych,
lkt6ry to wybor dla r6wniej liczby
g}osow, przez komisye ..kongreszowa
musia} bye zatwierdzonym. Ma sta.
nowiskn tenn okza} sic godnym kra
ju synem.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-21
Polak Maltese Stach, z West S,

Polak Maltese Stach, West SUI
perior, zostal oskarzony dwuzeh.
stwo zrzek} sic przes}uchania wste
pnego, gdyz postanowi1 z1ozy6 do
w6d, re z pierwsz4 zona, ktora mu
obecnie wytoczy}a process, ME mogl
zyc tego powodu, ze by}a "herma-
frondyta", to znaczy osoba, kt6ra
ME jest AMI mezczyzua, ami niewia-
sta, lub tez, jak kto chce, jednem
j drugiem.... lego rodzaju sprawa
sadowa ME rozgrywa}a sic dotad W
zadnym sadzie Stanow Zjednoczo.
czonych dla tego adwokaci tutejsi
bardzo sic MIA interesuje.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-21
SZPIEG "a SZPIEGIEM.
Satolli sledzif biskup6w, teraz beda
sledziG SatOlli'egO.

RzYM, 20 Stycz. - Watykan "a
rzadzi} sledztwo W celu wykrycia, co
i do jaklego stopnia spowodowa}o
arcybiskup6w amerykahskich do o.
pierania sic misyi papieskiego dele
gata. Ojciec swiety pragn:e niewzru-
szenie, azeby sprawy Koscio}a kato
lickiego W Stanach Zjednoczonych
cieszy2y sic poparciem instytucyi
pahstwowych tego kraju u a podobno
ma konferencyi arcybiskup6w W No
wynn Yorku wszystkie wnioski,prze.
d}ozone przez monsignora Satolli, 20
staaY przyjete jednog&osnie. Opor
przeeo obecny przeciwko papieskie-
mu delegatowi jest rzecza niezupe1-
ME jasna.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-21
NOWI KARDYNAkOWIE.
Czternastu zostafO WyniesiOnych do
gOdnosci kardynalskiej.

RzYM, 20 stycz.--W poniedzia}ek
odby{ sic konsystorz, ma ktorym IA
nowych kardyna3ow zosta}o zamia-
nowanych. w liczbie tel ME ma Ia
nego amerykanina. Arcybiskup Vau-
CHAN Westminster zosta} wyniesio
ny do godnosci ardynalskiej, takoz
arcybiskup Logue, prymas Irlandyi,
kslaze biskup Kopr Wroc}awia,
Mgr. Moceni, Mgr. Pess;co i kilku
innych. w nied&ugim czasie do god
nosci tel maja bye wyniesieni dwaj
wiecej dostojnicy 1oscio}a.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-21
OFIARY NEDZY.
Maize dzieci z gfodu obgryzaja cia.o ze
sWych rak!...

SWycn r4k!..
HUNTINGTON Pa, 20 Stycz--., Y
Haves Valley nadchodzi tu wies6.,
kt"rej WARY bysmy ME dali, gdyby
ona ME by}a urzedowa. Familia Ben
jamina Lear dotknieta zosta}a g}o-
dem, z ktorego dzieci umar}o. Przy-
czyna tego jest, ze maz diva miesia
ce temu uciel} domu, zostawiajac
dwoje ma}ych dzieci zone opiece To-
su. PAM Lear ME uda}a sic pomoc
do w}adzy, wstydz& sic takiej ze-
hraniny. Miesiec te,nu jedno die.
ci umar}o z g}odu W krotce potem u
mario drug1e. Dzieci te pred smier
cia ogryza}y z g}odu ciaao swych
raczek, jak obecrie sie"wykazuje!....
Nieszczesliwa kobiet9 zajei sic sa-
siedzi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-21
GfOd ma nOWO ZapanOWaf.

PETERSBURG, 20 stycz- Grazda-
min donosi, ze Rad juz sic zaja} oh
myslen,em wyzyw:enia IL gubernij,
dotkn'etych takze tego roku nieuro-
dzajem. Ma to potrzeta 25 milion6w
rubli; skarb pahstwowy da Is mill
on6w rubli, reszta ma bye pokryta
zbozem, ktore zwr6cone zostanie z
zesz}orocznych pozyczek zbozowych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-21
obesz}o sic bez vie >szego nieszcze
scia. Szesciu straaak6w odnios}o
znaczne rany.
DIVA tysiace ma minute.

Hartford, Conn, 20 styczn:a.
DR.. Gatling, wynalazca novel strzel-
by, zrobi} podobno jeden znowu wy
nalazek, ktory przewyzsza wszystkie.
'Powiada on, re Jego armata na ku-
L. karabinowe, moze daG 1000 strza-
low ma minute. Zapalana ma bye
"a pomoca eiektryki.