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The morning call., 1893-03-24
PERFECTLY SOLVENT.
But a Receiver Was Wanted for All
That

LITTLE Rock. Ark. March 23 The
Southern Land and Lumber Company of
Dry Run, Ark, one of the largest sawmill
plants in Arkansas, was to-day put in the
hands of a receiver by Judge Williams of
the United States Circuit Court on the ap-
plicatiOn of n. c. Foster of Chicago, presi-
dent Of the company. George K. Smith,
secretary and manager, was appointed re-
ceiver. The company's assets are S200, 00c
and it is believed it will pay dollar for dol
lar. The application was forced by fear Ct
foreclosure by the bondholders.
The morning call., 1893-03-24

Three candidates for gubernatoTial honors
from Central and Southern Arizona and one
from Northern Arizona are pushing their
several claims with great vigor in the face
of Cleveland'S proposition to go slow in
this matter. The hottest fight is between
Foster S. Dennis, Thomas Parish and L. c.
Hughes. Ex-Governor Zullek has taken
hand in the fray and has gone to Washing
ton. taking with him a lifelong Republican.
Although an editor of a Democratic paper
this political double-ender set out 0sten-
sibly for L. c. Hughes. but chopped to Den
mis- on getting TO Washington ano turned his
batteries on tine running candidates with
such vigor that pprfiiy is being charged on
all sides. and things are growing decidedly
hot in political way. In fact it now looks as
though an outsider would be appointed If
ANYBODY is In the near future
The morning call., 1893-03-24

would know If any such scheme was con-
templated. The Bank of Montreal is the
financial agent here of the Canadian Pacific
Rallroad Company. and Walter Watson,
senior manager of the bank, said that he
knew nothing of the alleged scheme and
did not believe there was anything in the
story.
Cbauncey M. Depew was asked to-day
regarding the story and said: Tits Jules
Verne story piece Of fine fiction, and
comes up periodically. There is no truth
in the story saying any traffic arrangements
have been made between the Canadian Pa
clfc and the New ork Central"
The morning call., 1893-03-24
BLEW up THE HILL.
How Life Is Made Interesting Near the
Equator

PANAMA, March 22.-From Popayan
there is reported a phenomenon which is
puzzling the geologists. The hill known as
CRUZ Iona, which is situated near the
town, suddenly disappeared.
For several days deafening subterranean
noises were heard. which caused alarm
throughout the town. and then the hill sud
denly parted and immense volumes Of earth
were hurled to the surface. In its descent
the great mass lodged In the beds of the
rivers. The upheayal is attributed to the
eruption OF the SOlaric Volcano. which has
been active for many months. Twelve per-
sons and hundreds of cattle were killed by
flying rocks when the hill parted
The morning call., 1893-03-24
New Orleans Races

NEW ORLEANS. March 23.-The track
was slow.
Five furlOngs, May won, George Hamlin
second, Rebel third. Time, 1:04A.
Five furlongs, A. C. Tucker won, Galen
Brown second, Ansel Jr. third. Time,
1:04A.
Five and half furlongs. Edwin won.
Little Baltic second, Don third. Time,
l:12A.
Six furlongs, Boston Boy won. Con Dan
ney second. Texas third. Time, 1:171s.
Handicap. six furlongs, Tramp won.
Wedgefed second. Readina third. Time,
Il
The morning call., 1893-03-24
SOUVENIR COINS.
Secretary Carlisle Has Released a
Second Lot of Them.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Secretary Car
Isle Today signed vouchers to the amount
of $25o.12 in favor of the Worlds Fair
Commission. which are payable In souvenir
half-dollars. The commission up to this
time has received 81, ,920. 100 of the $1,000, coo
appropriated by Congress. payable in SOU
venir balf-doIlars. The Secretary reserved
S57O,SSo Of the original appropriation until
the proper security. as provided by law, is
given by the commission TO the Secretary
OF tue TreasnrY.
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GENERALLY DIscREDITED.
And DR.. Depew Says 1t Is a Bit Of
Fine Fiction.

NEW YORK, March 23.-'The article pub
lished in the Times to the effect that the
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company is 60
ing TO have an Independent route into New
York City through the medium of the New
York Canadian Pacific Railroad and Hud-
son Docking Company, which, according to
the story, is to build a new road from
Ogdensburg via Schenectady to points on
New York and Newark bays. is generally
discredited by persons who, 1t is supposed,
The morning call., 1893-03-24
PRINCE ROLAND BoNAPARTE.
He Will Come to the United States
TO Study

PARIS, March 2S.-Among the passengers
who will sail for New York on the Bretagne
on Saturday is Prince Reland Bonaparte,
who proposes travelling through the United
States with the object of study and research.
He will visit the Indian Territory to study
the anthropology of the redskins, and he
also intends to inspect the antiquities of
Colorado and New Mexico. After long
stay in Chicago for the fair he Will return
to Europe by way of Canada.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
VALE JULES FERRY
Buried at st. Die With All the
HOuOrS

PARIS. March 23.-Jules Ferry was
buried to-day with military honors at St.
Die. All the shops in town were closed, the
streetlamps were lighted and the lamp
posts were wound with Grape. Hundreds
came from the neighbOrinG villages to at
tend the services, and more than 800 wreaths
were laid round the cCfin by admirers
OF the dead statesman. Senator DemoIe,
General Tricoche and others delivered
nrn tinns n thn rrrnr
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Have a Special Debt.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 23-The cot
ton firm of Dobbins & DAILY of this city,
with branch houses in Memphis, New
Orleans, Little Rock, Montgomery, Mobile
and other cities, made special assignment
late this afternoon to secure special liabli-
ties. The special debt covers over $500, 600,
and the assets are scattered over many
States. How much the firm owes over and
above the amounts set forth In the assign
l.
The morning call., 1893-03-24

state array, aud all the English preates in
Rome were present. The Majordomo,
Grand Almoner and eight other members of
the Papal Court received the visitors at the
foot of the royal staircase, and conducted
them to the throneroom, where the Pope
received them with the ceremonial of
private audience, granting them most
courteous interview. They afterward Wis
tied Cardinal Rampolla. the Papal Secretary
of State
The morning call., 1893-03-24
WITH SHORT SWORDS.
Mexican Editors Go Out to Fight for
Blood

CITY OF MEXICO. March 23.--A duel with
short swords was fought near this city by
Enrique CaiGron of the editorial staff of
Faygeundio and Enrique E. Martinez, editor
Of the MOniteur Republican. The battle
was an exciting one from the beginning
Caldron received a severe wound in the
arm and Martinez was also slightly
woundp1
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Plenty of Planets.

NEW YORK. March 23-The Herald spe-
cial Mt the Kiel Observatory cables that
Professor Charlois, frop the Nice Observa-
tory, reports that two more planets have
been discovered. and Professor Wolf of
Heidelberg reports the discovery Of another
planet on March 2l. All thsse have been
discovered by means of photography.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
Jaw Gould Memorial,

RoxBURY, N. Y, March pa new
stone memorial church is to be erected here
by the children of the late Jay Gould in
memory of their father. 1t will be pre-
sented to the Presbyterian congregation,
whose church was burned year ago.
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SOME LESSER STRIKES.
The Coal Miners of the MonongaheIa
Largely Re-euforced.

PITTsBURG, Pa, March 29.-The striking
coal miners of the Mouongahela Valley met
to-day and resolved unanimously to remain
out until the operators concede the demand
for 232 cents per ton. The ranks of the
strikers were re-enforced to-day by the
miners al the Coal BlaR and Shire Oaks
The morning call., 1893-03-24
ON A ROCK.
Wreck of a Hamburg Steamer Off
Costa RiCa.

PANAMA, March 23-The Panama aud
Kosmos steamer Rameses, from Hamburg.
one Of the finest vessels in the Pacific
waters, has been wrecked on the Costa
Rican coast. She struck on a hidden rock
near Blanco Island. Tue passengers and
crew were landed with difficulty through
the surf. The vessel and cargo are total
loss.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
HARD FIGHTING AHEAD.
Brazil Striving to Subdue the RevoIu-
tiOnists.

New YORK, March 23. - Tie Herald's
Valparaiso correspondent teIegraphs that
band of revolutionists entered the town
of Allegretta. Brazil. which they sacked.
The residents resisted The ravages and forty
persons were killed. Then the rebels
abandoned the town.
General Tellos, with his force of Govern
ment troops, is marching on Tsaye. He
proposes TO attack the revoutionists there
under the command of General Saravia In
his march through the province Saravia has
destroyed the railroads and wires.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
An Outrageous Law.

MEXICO, Mo-. March 23-The sale OF the
negro Joe Thompson to-day was stopped
by habeas corpus proceedings instituted by
George Robertson, an attorney of this city.
who will probably test the constitutionality
os She Yagrant law OF this State.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
Fatal Monte Carlo.

NICE, March 23.-Two men from New
Orleans committed suicide on the Casino
grounds at Monte Carlo last night. Their
names are given as Well and Robb. They
had been playing heavily for several days
aud lost large sums
The morning call., 1893-03-24
Spain Will RetrencI,.

MADRID. March 23.-Admiral PasQuin
has been appointed Minister of Marine in
place Of Admiral Cervera, who resigned.
He will execute policy of retrenchment In
the naval administration.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
Driven ont of Russia.

CRACow, March 23.-A body of Galcia
immigrants crossing the frontier at Szczue-
zya encountered the Russian frontier guard,
who drove them back to Austria. In the
conflict some were shot and others were
drowned in the Vistula
The morning call., 1893-03-24
bolivia Has a Port

NEW YORK, March 23-It is learned that
Bolivia has closed q treaty of peace and
alliance with Chile, whereby the latter
Government agrees to concede to the former
port upon the Pacific to arm, equip and
instruct the Bolivian national militia.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
RECEIVED BY LEO.
High Honors Paid i'm Rome to English
ROYALTY,

ROME, March 23-Pope Leo gave cere-
monlal audience to-day to the Princess of
Wales. her daughters, Princess Victoria
and Maud, and son. Prince George. attended
by suites. The royal visitors were received
with all the honOrs due sovereigns, and the
occasion was made one Of unusual splendor.
The entire Ponti6cal Court assembled IN
The morning call., 1893-03-24
Success of the New yo-k

PHILADELPHIA. March %. - The United
States steamship New York returned from
her initial sea trip tonight and anchored
In Delaware Bay. She encountered a fierce
northeast gale and proved her seaworthI-
The morning call., 1893-03-24
Cholera Sill Spreads.

MADRID, March 23-The Spanish
steamer Malaga reached Malaga from
Hamburg to-day with a case of cholera on
board. The steamer was quarantined.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
Menican RaiIrnad Pmmnrs

BosToY, March 23-Nothing is known at
the offices of the Mexican Central Railroad
here as to the City of Mexico dispatches
stating that all the Mexican roads must
lower their rates or forfeit their concessions,
The morning call., 1893-03-24
FOR GUBERNATORIAL HONORs.

An Interesting FiGat Being Made by
Arizona Candidates.
PHGNIx, Ariz., March 23-The political
situation in Arizona is growing Interesting.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
Sill Throwinp Rnmbs.

ROME, March pa bomb was exploded
in the street back of the Universlta Della
Sapienza to-day. No damage was done and
no arrests were made.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
NOTHING IN 1T.

Spain Has No Wish to Antagonize
America.
MADRID. March 23.-There Is a revival Of
rumors that Cabinet council has decided
on sharp measures to deal with the San
Domingo incident. Official circles ridicule
these as idle and declare the Government
has no idea of provoking a conflict with
America, and Will not interfere in San Do
mingo beyond the protection of the interests
of Spanish residents.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
REPUBLICANS CAUCUS.
There Is Shown a Grim Deter
mination to Fight.

WAsHNGToN, March 23.-lmmediately
upon the adjournment of the Senate to-day
the Republican members went into caucus
to consider their course Of procedure on the
question Of reOrganizng the Senate execu-
tive Offices.
The caucus was largely attended, but was
OF short duration. Those In favor Of con-
testing the proposed organization were
largely In the majority, and the vote taken
was decisive. II is probable that at the
next executive session an effort will be
made to settle the matter behind closed
doors, and that falling the fight will be
transferred TO the open session.
Ii is said that counter proposition OF
compromise viii be made to the Democrats
to the effect that three officers nominated
by them be permitted to qualify, but that
subOrdinates be undisturbed until Congress
meets in regular session.
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GOING TOO FAR.
The Standard Is Likely to Strike a
Snag Presently.

oHag PTtSenlIy.
New YORK, March 23.-Shippers and
brokers are In trouble because the Standard
Oil Company refuses to sell them oil or
quote prices to them. The brokers have
orders from abroad. but cannot fill them.
Many oil chips and tank steamers are wait
ing to get cargo. 1t is said the Standard
Oil Company intends to monOpOllZe the
foreign oil trade, and with that object is
fast acquiring a fleet of steamers.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
March April May

Are the best months in which TO purify the blood,
because at this season the system is most sus-
ceptible to the benefits To be derived from good
blood purifier. Hoods Sarsaparilla is undoubs
edly the best medicine for this purpose, and Is y
the peoples favoriIe Spring Medicine.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
Move zaburzenia
" Baltimore.
II Pol0nll.
II Polonlil. J

W nled5lele o godz. wpo} do
10 rozleg}y sic diva ~strza}y pred
kosclo}em! Tysiace ludzi sig zbie-
g}o, rezerwa p~ol,cyjna wyruszy}a
biegiem pod wodza kapitana... po-
gfoski straszne poczety krazyc l
mowiono iuz..o zranlenlu, nawet "a.
biciu wei. proboszcza X. DR.. Bara-
basza... TAX zie jednak ME by4o
strzaty tie pochodzl1y cd pollcyan-
ia stacyonowego pred koscioiem,
kt6ry ME mogac sobie sam pora-
die z w7burzonym, tfumem stree
lii W powietrze przyzywaJac pes'tkl.
Sprawl m1a}a sic tax: Gdy ks. DR..
Barabasz wchodzi1 do kosclo}a przY-
stapif do nlego nleznajomy Jakis
z~}oczynca, i uchwyciwszy 90 "a ra.
mic, wstepu do kosclola mu wzbra-
MAI - r6wnoczesnle rozleg1o sic l
wo4anle nieprzyjacl6f naszego pro-
boszcza... ME wpuscic! ME wolno
ksiedzu do koscio}n naszego... hs.
Barabasz cofnat sic o kllka krok6w
i ktos wldzac proboszcza W nlebez-
pleczenstwle zawola} ,,police". Ia
raz obok stoiacy stroz bezpleczen-
silva. wldzac, re sam z tlumem ME
poradzi, wystrzell} opomoc, l gdy
rezerwa uadesz1a, aresztowano ma
stepuiacyen parafan: Franka Mi
lersklego, Jana Kuczynsklego MI
cha4a Wisnlewsklego. P6znle1 20
stall j~eszcze aresztowanl Adam
Weszka l Frank Morawskl. 0 go
dzinie 3c,ej po po}. byll stawleni
przed sedziego pollcyjnego. kt6ry
uwolni} cd zarzutu burzenia poko-
iu publlcznego OBJ. Milarsklego, kto
ny 1ak sic okazato, bronlf tylko ks
Rarabasza. Weszka i Morawskl 20.
stall uwolnieni Ola braku dowodow,
! a Kuczyhski zostaE skazany ma 1o
| dol. / koszta. Wlsnlewski, zas ktory
luz stol pod kaucYa $4,000 "a O.
statn1 rozruch, musiat zaptaclc
$4,000 l koszta.
! Ma tenn sic jednok prawdopo
dobnie sprawl ME skonczy. Hardy
nah postanowl} sadownle wystapl(
! przeciw burzyclelom z oskarzenlem
0 spisek / sprzysiezenie! l drogc
n,ejeden odpokutuie "a swlsto-
kradzkie swe postepkl! Kardyna:
| postanowil badz co badz zetrze'
glove hydrze nlezgody, gwaft"
swietokradzwa.
q n~aszej stronY radzimy tylke
rodakom, ME dat sic podburza-
przez z}ych j g}upich b%urzyciel1
= DO klatwa blskupa dotknle ME
tylko zwodzlcleli, ale i zwiedzo-
nych!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
Wyzsza szkola
polska.
w Milwaukee, Wis, W dnl.

w Milwaukee, Wis, W dnlu
5 Wrzesnia otwarta zostata wyzsza
szkota polska sw. J6zefata.
CeIem tego zakfadu bedzle
gruntowne ksztafcenie miodzlezy
polskie] nletyl@o W samei buchhal-
teryi, lecz take W jezyku polskim,
angielskim i niemieckim, lako tez W
i W rdznych ~galeMach nauk W
ponizszym plane podanvch. Kurs
naukowy regularly trwat bedzle
8 lata. gdyz jest to niepodoblei-
stwem PRECISE wszystkie tie gaiezle
nauk W krotszym czasle. Jezeii
zas ktos pred trzema laty ukohczy
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

nastepuje: Cleveland cierplai ma
owrzodzia}y zab. Nlewiele sobie z
tego robii, az wrz6d ~przeszed} ma
zab sasledni j IA kosc policzkowa.
Muslano wyrwac oba zehy i
usunac nadwerezona czesc koscl
pollczkowei. Operacya szczesllwle
sic powiodfa, i teraz Cleveland
juz ME czuje bolu. A vice ME ma
obawy, by Clevelandowl grozi1a
smierc ma parallz.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
PLACIC "a KATOLIkA!
IL
(Clark Co. WIs).

Miel,smy 81 Slerpnia mltlng
wzgledem ogrodzenla cmentarza l
wyrabanla drzewa.
Stawif sic ma ten mlt'ng
take Piotrowlcz i postal jednego
z farmerow 20 dubeltowy sadek
plwa.
Nibyprezydent obyw. Hoffman,
powiedziai, re parafa Powlnna
p~odzlekowac Piotrowlczowl "a wy
budowanle tego kosolo}a, ale
daisy Gag NOW okaza}, re pre-.
zydentowi Cd plwa W g}owie sic
pomiesza}o, wiec skonczy4o sic
professionalism Piotrowiczowl "a
piwo i podzielowanlem mowcy "a
prezydenture. Obrano prezydentem
p. B%oguml4}a, a cmentarz ma
kontraSt wydano Hoffmannowl "a
$50.
Ksledza ola naszeJ misvi
ieszcze ME many, z czego lud
bardzo zasmuconY.
Jeden : pdr0fIon.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

DZIEN POLSKI ma wystawle
chicagoskle] bedzie W dniu Z
Pazdziernika.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

braklem akcent6w,a nawet brakiem
sumienla. DO poswieca dtugl arty-
kuf obronle s~kohczonego }otra =
Gostomskiego. = Dnia 6 Wrzesnia
T obotnicy polscy l stowaccy
ME dopuszczali do roboty ludzl
pracujacych przy mleiskich
kanaiach. PoIicYa ME mog}a soble
tdac radY z burzyclelami.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

regularly kurs nauk nizej poda-
nych, bedz,e to zalezaio Cd jego
zdolnosci i pllnosci. Szko1e te
beda prowadzic profesowie zdolnl.
Prcfesorem lezyka ang,elsklego i
niemieckiego bedzie prof. ks.
Lauth, profesorem jezyka polskie-
go i innych galezi nauk bedzie
tutaj W Milwaukee dobrze znany
prof. Jan kuk. A %profesoraml
buchhalteryi beda Bracia cd sw.
Krzyza A eaten many zdolnych
profesorow. Ot6z vice drodzy
Rodacy, teraz macie dobra sposob.
nose ksztaicepla swych dziecl, ably
kiedys mogty zajac wyzsze stano'
wisko W spoieczenstwie tuteJszem.
Zatem korzystajcie z tel sposob.
nosci i poseiaicie mtodzlez, dop6kl
ia jest W wieku odpowiednlm do
naukl. Oplats szkolna wynosl 80
Gclarow rocznie, piatna poirocznie
z CORY.
Zakres maiqcy sic udsieIic nauks 10
3-lesnim kursie.
Jezyk anglelsk l. beg.
lose W stylu lnteresowYm l
%znajomosc llteratury apglelskiej re
szczegolnem uwzglednlenlem auto
row amerYkanskich.
Jezyk polsk i. Znajomosc
history, literatury. gramatykl i
blegfosc movie l plsmie.
JezyF nlemleck idol
nose W przek4adaniu ustnle i
pismlennie z polsklego i anglel-
sklego ma niemleckle.
F1zyka. Znajomosc, zasto.
sowanie W praktyce l obliczanie slf,
wynlkaJacych Z w4asciwosci cla4 /
rozmaltycl %przybor6w do upotego-
wanna tychze sl} (akustyka,
iamanie swiatla i elekr otechnika).
M e N at y k a. Reguta
trzech poJedYncza z}ozona,
potegowanle plerwiastkowanie,
algebra i zr6wnanla o jednej
niewladomcj.
H i storya poWszechna.
Znajomosc historyi polsklej, hlsto.
ryl Stan6w Zjednoczonych, anglel-
skiej W szczeg6lnoscl, a history
starozytnej, sredniowiecznel nowo'
c%zesnej W og6luoscl.
Geograf i a. Dok}adna INA
jo1nosc hydro, orc topograhi
Stan6w Zjednoczonych; znajomosc
og6lna uksztattowania i podziaiu
politycznego tudziez stosuuk6w
kllmatycznych Europy, Azyi
Australia oraz ksztattu, wielkosci
klimatu Afryki.
Statystyka ludnosci !
rozlegtoscl Stan6w Zjednoczonvch
i lch konstytucyi. oraz znaJomose
dok{adna ustaw stanowYch i
przeplsow pocz:owych.
X allgrai a. Osiagnienle W
pieKnem plsaniu wprawy i z%najo-
nose plsma ozdobnego czyll tax
zwanej kallgrafi ornamentnej.
Buch h "a. Zdolnost
W prowadzenlu kslag handlowyct
i urzedowych.
Stenografla Bleg}osc "
doraznem i wiernem notowanlr
NOW %publicznycn.
Rysunki. ZdolnosG "
zdejmowanlu szkjcow i postacl:
Typografa W druglm i trzecln
roku naukl.
Ks. W. Grutza.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

Wilhelm II zamianuie posfa
do parlamentu nlemieckiego
pana Koscielsklego wo]ewoda
(Landeshauptmann) poznah-
skim, W miejsce Niemca
Posadowskiego. = Pan Kos.
cielski zakfada soble "
lrowroclawlu wiasna gazette,
majaca ma celu spopularizo-
wanie pomledzy ludem polsklm
cesarza niemieckiego.
BERLIN. - Cesarz Will.
chelm W towarzYstwie WHO'S.
kiego nastepcy tronu zwledza
zabrane Francuzom prowlncye
Alzacya i Lotarynga. W Metz
j Strassburgu ludnoi6 dosyt
serdecznle ich przyimowafa.
Francuzl uwa3aja to "a osten.
tacYna grozbe, De Nlemcy i
Wlochy reka W reke przeciw.
ko Francyl pojda do bolu.
WROCLAW. - Rektorem
unlwersytetu wrocfawskiego ma
nastepny rok szkolny wybranv
zostaf Dr.. Wtadysiaw Nehring,
Poznaniak. professor l~lvereturY
polskiej wogole nc wlanskiej.
KRAKOW. Cesarz
austryackl zwledza Galicya i
wszedzle z mltoscla i zapaiem
Jest przyimowany jake spra.
wiedllwy monarcha kra]u, iako
dobry %ojciec, kocnaiacy swoje
dzieci. W Jarosiawlu doreczyl
mu ksiaae Sanguszko wierno-
! poddanczy adres szlachty
galicyjskiei, CESAR odpowle-
DIAL czu1emi siowy, wzka2u-
JAG iakby ma wa2nosc prey
wiazanla jego poddanych
galicyjsKich do korony ma
przypadek wo)ny z Rosya.
PARYZ. = W dn,u 10
wrzesnia publlkowano oredzle
rzadowe zapowiada]sce urza
dzenle W tem mIescie wystawy
swiatowej W r. 1900.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
w sardynek ,

W FABR1 KACH sardYnek "
PASSPORT, Name, robota Idle
lepiej, nlz dawnleiszemi laty.
Navel W c,ezkkich czasach Jest ma
sledsiach, kosztuiacych z plerwszej
rekl 3 iolary tona, dobry profit,
Jezeli je sic wymoczY W olive l
zapakowane W %blaszankl, s~przeda]e
jake sardYnki.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
STEVENS POINT.-Ob. Jan

STEVENS POINT.-Ob. Jan
Bukelt, zarzadzca firmly Jan j.
Bukolt Mfg. Co., zapadf pred
kllku dn,aml ma tytus, brat Jego
W}adystaw, ktory pred kilku
tygodniaml dostaf zapalenia
mozgu i~eszcze sic zupeinle
ME ~wyleczy}, zachorova} napowrot.
Lekarz twlerdzl, re choroba PIP.
Bukolt spowodowans zostafa przez
uzYwanle do picla nlezdrowej
woody. (k6lnik).
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

MILWAUKEE. = w dniu 6
Wrzesnla objezdza} Ipo naszem
miescle delegat papleskl ks.
arcybiskup Satolli. w towarzyst-
vie jego znaidowali sig: ks.
arcyblskup Katzer, ks. biskup
Matz z Denver, ks. b1skup
Schwebach z La Crosse, sekretarz
delegate ks. dr.. Papi ks. Idzl
Tarasiewicz. Odwiedzl} kolegium
Marquette, klasztor Notre Dame,
klasztor i szko}e sw. Franciszka,
szkoie sw. Mlcha1a i parafia sw.
Jacka, gdzle ca{e t~owsrzystwo
zjadfo obiad. Wleczorem by}
bankiet ma Geese Delegate W
,pa}acu biskupim, Nazalutrz
.zw1edzk ks. a%rcyblskup Satolli
:seminaryum St. Francis, poczem
po]echal do Green Bay.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
MINNEAPOLIS.-Ul

MINNEAPOLIS.-Ulotnif sic
ztad wyp1acajacy Klerk banku
Bank of Minneapolis, przenle.
wlerzywszy SIS, 900. Wskutek tego
kasyer tego banku p. Matthias j.
Lofferding, bllskl krewny p. Jams
Ludwiea z Wlnony, ode5ra} sobie
zycie wystrzatem z rewolweru.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

W OKOLICY MARSHF1ELD.
Wis, pala sic lasv, co jest skut'
klein trwa}ej posuchY, W sasiednlch
miastach pow,etrze dYmem pre-.
petnione.