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Evening journal., 1893-01-21
BARBARISM IN ARGENTINE.

Condition of Afairs in the South Ameri-
can Country Grows Steadily Worse.
Anarchy R.igns Supreme.
VALPARAISO, Jan. 21.-The condition Of
affairs in the Argentine province Of Cor
rientes is growing steadily worse. and it
may yet lead to serious complications
for the Federal Government. In fact it
Ia generally believed here that a crisis.
which may end in the deposition OF
President Pena, is imminent
The radicals In Buenos Ayres have Is
sued a manifesto Of sympathy for the
revolutionists In Corrientes. II Is
thought that the only remedy
Is resignation Of the minis
Try aud radical change in the
policy of the government. IL is ex
lremely probable that the ministry will
resign The government troops are
acting in most unlawful manner in
Currirnies Ranches are burned by
hem, people robbed aud women NAL
rrAted
Near Mercedes they destroyed the
Estaucia OF Spaniard, killing the resi-
dents. The revOlutionists are organic.
Ing into small bands Of guerillas and
arr little behind the Gobiernisias In
making reprisals. Anarchy reigns
through the state. The evolutionary
chief declare that the interventor favors
he government party.
Ia BueDos Ayres the newspapers de-
uounce the outrages as a disgrace to the
republic and demands that the govern
ment put stop to them. DR., Alem
declares that presidential crisis is
imminent aud that the people will not
much longer stand the barbarous cruel.
ties. and that the radicals ,ill join the
people Of Currientes
The Spanish minister demands imme.
diate attention TO the claim Of his gov
ernment for reparation for the outrage
on a Spanish citizen at Mercedes and
threatens to back up the demand with
/ force If necessary.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
WANTS TWENTY THOUSAND.
INDEMNITY FOR UNJUST PUNISH
MENT TO AN AMERICAN.

Minister Durham Makes a Demand Upon
the Haytian Government - Uprising
Against President HippoIyte Crushed.
Pour AU PRINCE, Hayti, Jan. 21.-The
forces under the command Of the Minis
ter of War have returned in triumph
from LAnse de Neau, where the uprising
against tue government of President
Hippolyte has been entirely crushed.
They captured a number of prisoners
who are now in Jail in this city.
Additional excitement was caused yes
terday afternoon when news was circu-
lated that the eldest son of President
Hippolyte had died in the palace. There
was rumor that he had been poisoned
by enemies of the president and this
increased the uneasiness The residents
of Port au Prince had already been
worked up to high tension. During the
night friends of the exiles who are living
in Kingston, Jamaica, had placarded the
city with inhammatory posters which
created alarm.
Another hostile step was taken by the
American minister, Durham. in the case
of Frederick Meys, the American either
who had suffered unjust Imprisonment
here. He made an official call at the
government house yesterday and entered
protest against the continued delay il
settling the case At the same time hi
flied demand for 800, 600 indemnify
1t is believed here that Secretary
Foster wants to use the guns of thu
Atlanta to enforce the demands made bl
Minister Durham.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
FIFTH ASSEMBLY BALL f!
Merry Dancers Gather In Eden Hall and
Tread the Giddy Mazes Of the waiiz."

Merry Dancers Gather In Eden Hall and
Tread the Giddy Mazes Of the waIiz."
There was brilliant assemblage In
Eden Hall last night IL was the fifth
Assembly ball Of the season. The at
tendance was larger than usual and
some Of the costumes we're very hand
some
Mrs E T. Warner, Mrs James A
Wilson. Mrs James A Draper, and
Mrs d w. Maull were the patronesses
Cook's orchestra furnished the music
for the merry company.
Among those present were Willard
Hall Porter aud wife Taylor Gaus,
and wife. DR.. Maul and wife, Georg'
II Bates aud wife. Mrs J j.
Black, T. r. Warner aud wife
Misses lsie Black, Mary Cooper Nanni'
Cooper. Mary Hulcomb. Lula Rodney, ol
New Castle; Miss Norris Plaiufeld. N
J Misses Julia Maull. Mazie Dunning
Bessie Wales Belle Wales, Julia Wier
Julia Mrllvane, Lulu johnson
Nellie John-on, Catharine Wilson, Sophia
Du Pout, Misses Hills, Alice Lea. Editf
Lea, Jennie June Lea. George A
lliott George II. Hoffecker. Andrew
10 Gray. George g. Knowles, George
Bssell, John Bird. @ T. r
Bates Francis II. Hoffecker. Harr,
Bdnghurst. Bayard Kane e r Cochran
Jr. Henderson Wier. Mr. Brecht. Mr
Copelaud, Chester Gibson. Mr. Palmer
Robert Robinson.
Supper was served during the inter
mission
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Dog catcher Writ started on his crusade
among unregistered dogs.
Miss Bertha Weyl was rendered pleasant
surprise at her home last evening, East Sec
Ond street.
The tug Emily Is at the yards OF the Har-
Ian and Holhngsworth Company for repairs
TO her rudder.
In the Orphans Court this morning Judge
Grubb authorized Laurence ]. Broman, ad-
ministrator, TO sell the property Of Carlton B.
Miller.
Vocal and instrumental music and SD eches
were heard at the 1hirty-frst anniversary
celebration of the Columbia Lodge, No. "a l.
D. %. f.. last night In odd Fellows Hall.
ev. . ID. kinzer. president OF the Maryland
Conference. will pay his first official visit Il
y II ningtOn to-morrOw, and will preach N
the First Methodist ProtestanL Church
seventh street bel " Walnut at To- o. m
rhep sior, Rev. Is. +. Jester. has the promis.
4 two speakers from the NJ y 4. Con
vention for the morning service, beginning a
l lD..Oa. ~.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
HARRISBURG DISASTER
Repetition OF the Awful Dock
Street Disaster.
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR AT FAULT.

The Negligence Of "A Telegraph Operate
Re-ults In a smash Up-severaI Persons
Seriously Injured, Among Them Pro-
fessor OF the University OF Penn
sylvania.
HARRIsBURo, Pa, Jan. 81 "A repeti-
tion Of the awful Dock street wreck on
the Pennsylvania railroad, In this city,
last summer, occurred at Docklow, the
first station east Of Steelton, this morn
ing, about o'clock.
Fast line east, which leaves here at
3 40, stopped on the block to repair the
arbrake which was out Of order, when
the second section crashed into the rear,
demolshing the williamsport sleeper in
which were four passengers. The car
caught fire from the locomotive of the
second section and was partially de-
stroyed
Professor Rolfe Seriously IsJured.
Professor Henry W. Rolfe, assistant
professor of English Literature in the
University of Pennsylvania, was return
ing from Williamsport where he delivered
lecture last night He was seriously
hurt about the back, but the hospi-
tai physicians have not yet learned
the extent Of his injuries. Arthur A.
Stern. a wholesale jeweer Of New York,
is also at the hospital He is injured about
the hips. Two others were hurt but not
seriously Professor Rolfe was doubled
up between the upper and lower berths
and almost sulfocated by the escaping
steam. Stern climbed through a win
dow with nothing TO protect him from
the bitter cold but an undershirt.
The Operators Mistake.
II is said the operator at Steelton is
responsible for allowing the second sec.
tion TO enter the block before the first
section had left it.
Every Physician I'm the CITY Aroused.
All the physicians in the city were
aroused, the first report being that
eighteen were killed and many injured,
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
disappointment in Love KiIs Him.

MENoMINEE, Mich, Jan. 21-Fred
Peterson, young Swede, who conducted
grocery store at Carney, Mich, died in
the poor house yesterday. Death re-
suited from starvation, he having lived
for sixteen days without food or water.
Persuasion and force we're used to
make him take nourishment, but
to no avail Peterson was strong,
robust man when be entered the hospi
tai, weighing over 100 pounds, but at his
death was a feeble withered being of less
than 100 pounds. Three months ago
Peterson wrote to his old sweetheart in
Sweden and told her TO come TO his home
in Michigan. She did So but on her ar.
rival here, for some unknown reason, re.
fu sed to wed, ald this led to the suicide
by starvation.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21

will be a bill introduced TO make an ap
preparation to buy several thousand
bushels Of shells to be used as cradles for
the spawn.
Oyster Boats Frozen Up.
Senator Maurice A. Rogers, who repre-.
sents Camden county in the upper House
of the New Jersey General Assembly,
spent a few minutes In the State House
yesterday He was in company with
Colonel r. T Cooper. Senator Rogers Is
Wholesale dealer in oysters His feet
Of boats Is ice-bouud in Mahons river
and he was on his way 10 tn eboat- 20
have the thousands of bushels of bivalyes
shipI ed by rail TO the city markets A
large number OF men Interested In the
oyster trade have been in Dover this
week.
The Peach Prospect.
Representative Armstrong, one Of the
largest pea h. growers In the Kent
county peach belt brought to the State
House, TO day large number of twigs
from trees in his orchard He expresses
his belief that practically all Of the
peaches on yeung trees have been killed
by the frost, and that not more than
one-half Of the buds on the old trees are
alive.
Legislature Notes.
Sergeant alarms Porter, of the House,
is much better to day.
Senator Williams Ia slightly improved
to-day, but was not able TO occupy his
seat.
Clerk Of the House Layton informed
both houses TO day that he had notified
Governor Reynolds, Chief Justice Com
eggs and Judge Houston Of the adoption
of the Judges Retirement resolution.
The Senate TO day passed the House bill
incorporating the Dover Hosiery Com
pany, but struck out Section o, which ex
empted the corporation from county,
road and poor taxes. The lobby worked
increasingly and unavailingly to preserve
the bill intact
Both houses adjourned until II O'Clock
on Monday morning with mutual un
derstanding not 10 meet until 4 o'clocl
on Monday afternoon.
The Senate has passed the bill TO in
corporate the Hollis Stove and Furnitur,
Company of Wilmington.
The joint committee TO settle with the
state treasurer and auditor o. accounts
made It's report to-day. IL showed III
state finances to DO in splendid condi
tion.
The House bin TO merge the two act
relating to the Levy Courts of Kent ant
Sussex counties, passed at the last SEES
sion, went through the lower branch to
day
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
DESTRUCTIVE ICE GORGES.

They Begin to Move with Disastrous
Results-Governme steamer Kirns
and Barge Sunk by Gorges at Bel
mont, III.
CAIRO, H., Jan. 21.-The steamer
Kirns was sunk by the ice in the Bel
mont gorge on Thursday night Yes
terday morning Captain John w. King,
received telegram from Chief Engineer
Corey, of the Valley Line, now
at Belmont, saying that the
river was gorged at Hickman since
Sunday noon and is now one mile long
The back water from it caused the river
to rise eighteen inches at Belmont, which
loosened the ice at the upper end of the
Belmont Gorge, making it close down
upon the government steamer Pete Kirns,
causing it and barge to sink.
Further particulars regarding the acci-
are unobtainable now as the wrecked
vessel is three miles from any telegraph
station and messengers who had been
hired to 60 from Columbus had not re
turned.
The hirns lert here at l.4O p. m. last
Saturday with two barges of fuel for tn,
feat at Ashport. She was used by the
Mississippi River Commission and wa:
purchased at St. Louis in 1879, was
valued by the government at So, 762
She was 100 feet long. "A feet wide anC
four feet deep Her tonnage was 173 80.
The barges and coal also belonged to the
government.
The Polar Wave left here few hours
after the Kirns did to go to the assist
ance of the stranded steamer Guiding
Star at PIT Pleasant but the river gorgeC
at Belmont and they could not 60 through
Instead of returning to Cairo both boats
remained at the head Of the gorge unit
the ice from above closed in around then
and they could not come back. Nothing
definite can be learned from the Polai
Wave, but she is supposed to be in ;
dangerous condition also.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
About Insurance On Cotton.

LONDON, Jan. 21.-A very i'm
portant decision in relation to the insur
ance of cotton has been reached by the
fire insurance companies of Great Brit.
ain. A secret conference has been held
of representatives. of the various com.
panies, at which it was decided to raise
the present cotton insurance rates, the
advance varying from 25 to 90
per cent. 1t was also decided that after
the new rates go into effect the transfer
of cotton policies to purchasers of the
cotton insured viii not be allowed
Purchasers will have to take out new
policies This new arrangement affect.
cotton ashore and afoat.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
reaeh Cror Mar ne safe.

The peach crop is not so badly injured
as at FIRST supposed Clerk Of Port Town
send said this morning that the buds
which he examined at his home in
Odessa few days ago. we're Of the yell
low variety. and as they are more tender
than other varieties he does not consider
that other buds are as badly frozen
Other examinations have been made and
comparatively few frozen buds have been
found
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
NavIgatlon AZ Antwerp resumed.

ANTWERP, Jan. 21.-The weather has
greatly moderated within the past As
hours and thaw has set in. The ice in
the river has broken up and large fields
have hoated out to sea- Though the river
is by no means free of ice. it is sufi-
GENTLY so to allow Of navigation being
resumed. Seventeen large vessels have
arrived here since the river opened. and
a dozen steamers have gone up the
rivar
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
Address on "srarveious Marion. -

The Inter State Trust Company held a
meeting in the Builders Exchange last
evening George Mason made an address
on the subject of Marvellous Marion,
in which many Wilmingtonians are in
teresed. His principal point was the ad-
vantage offered manufacturers by having
natural gas without expense.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
Non-UniOnist Frost Not Guilty of Murder

ELMIRA, N. Y, Jan. 21-The Frost
murder trial at Bath came to close at
midnight last night. when the jury re-
turned verdict of not guilty. Frost
was indicted for killing Daniel Donoghue,
member of the American Flint Glass
Workers Union, at Corning, last Au-
gust. The evidence went to show that
Frost, who was non-union member,
committed the murder while fearing his
own life.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
Installation at Landenberg.

Ninety-eight members of the Whining
ton lodges Of the Seven Wise Men or
Heptasophs, went 10 Landenbcrg on
Thursday evening and installed the
officers Of the lodge at that place. The
party went up the Landenberg branch on
special train Of three cars.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
Tie "FIorIda Specially An Service.

The "Florida special" trains. over the
Pennsylvania railroad began their regu-
lar travels on Wednesday. The trains
are usually composed Of six cars Of Pull
man design, and are drawn by the latest
improved locomotives in use by the com
pany. They pass through this city
every other day.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21

and of which he produced a copy before
the committee Of investigation was a
memorandum representing the amounts
alleged to have been paid in bribery to
Rouvier, Proust and others.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
CoIorcd Men Use Abusive Language.

julius Shockley brought suit against
Walter Mcbride before Magistrate Mona
CHAN, last night, for abusive language.
Samuel Danffth was also charged with
the same offense by Thomas Winkens,
and was given a hearing. The magis-
trate held Mcbride and Dan6fth on a
peace bond of 800. All parties con-
eerned are colored.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
BAD wreck ON the Chicago and Alton.

BLoomNGToN, ILL.,, Jan. 21.-A bad ac-
cident is reported at Alton on the Chicago
& Alton road. A passenger train dashed
into train Of of oil cars, wreclSing them
and setting fire TO the wreck. It is not
yet known what casualties were caused.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
A New treasurer Elected.

The stockholders Of the Atlas Dredg
ing Company held an election of officers
this week, All the old officers were re
elected with the exception of Treasurer
William NJ. Field, who is succeeded by
w. w PnseY
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
A Royal wedding Announced.

LONDON, Jan. 21.-The Exchange Tel
egraph Company is authority for the
statement that Prince George Of Wales
will marry Princess May of Teck during
the second week of April
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
ballad 10 Get ConnectIon.

The 415 train over the Delaware divi
sion failed to get connection with thu
n Y, p. & n. railroad this morning
The failure was caused by the ''snow
ing up" of the latter road.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
streets of the CITY Flooded.

The streets in the Eastern section of
the city are flooded by the bursting Of
hydrants and pipes. In many places the
pavements are solid sheet Of ice and
water is running into the cellars in
floods
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
cnmedr at thn Anndnmr.

Dan. Mccarthy and troupe, including
Charles Saunders and Ed. Hume, star
comedians, come TO the Academy of
Music on Monday night for a three
nights engagement.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
Another Plato for Water witch

The Water Witch Fire Company has
received stack plate for its engine. 1t
Is of nickel and bears this inscription
Instituted March l3, 1888.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
what is the BIatter9

What is the matter with the oyster
men of Little Greek that they have not
had a bill here before this timer IL is
something unusual for them 10 leave the
M l.. s in suspense so long Probably
the ice in the Delaware has made IL i'm
possible for them to ascertain the needs
of the festive Delaware bivalve. NC
doubt, before the session closes, there
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
No Money for DeIaware oollege.

Delaware Colleges appropriation oil
S15. QUO for the election of buildings pro.
misses to come out Of the little end Of the
horn. Senator Records, Of the Com.
mittee on Education made an unfavor
able report upon it this afternoon. Al
Senator Pillings request final action was
deferred until the college officials coulC
be communicated with.
Evening journal., 1893-01-21
THE CHIEF RESIGNED.
James Pennewill Spoken of as
Judge Houston's Successor.
FIGHT AGAINST VALUED PlLIoIEs.

The Peach Yeilows Law Rcpeal-The
constitutional Amendment Ratified.
Little Hope For the Delaware College
Appropriation The Committee on Edu-
cation Makes an Unfavorable Report.
The Peach Crop Prospect-Oyster Boats
Frozen Up.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13

Pierwotole n~iemieckich dzis nymawia
sic / Pisze 20 franouzku.
- Pfzyjscie Trioupisa do wiadzy "
Grecyi Porussyio caiy ob6z delyani
STOW si rozPoosyn>ja juE " IEbie do
Pusowanyeh Wake przeciwko nowsmu
Presssowi gabinetu. Swojs drogl, 20
fofenie MIC sic ME poprawiio " Grecyi.
Afio doszio l75 proceut, . wiels ban
kow sswresiio wyPiaty. Brak pisniedsy
smusii ninistra robot ~publicsnych do
DANA odPrawy wssysfkin ozionkom
misyi frsncuskiej drog i nOst6w. Kat
dy Z mich Otrzynsi "a POAsgnanie order
{, zoawioielA". MIC got6~ki. Ma sta
nowisku sostaje tylto gi6wny inayn,er
Q~aellenec, jako dyrektOr robot publicz
.nych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13

% sztuk. Oorauy sostai nastepujacy
uowy sarsad: Jozef K~ulikowski, prez'
Walenty Rsdomski, wios-presydsnt,
Stanisiaw Vsnek, sekr. en-, DR.. Kazi
mierz Snakowski, sekr. prot, Joel
Karwacki, kasysr. w. Slarski. odz ~isr,
ny, Fianciszek Turajki, Jozef Wiltra.
kis. Jan G~aiazkiewicz, opiskunowie IA
~, Stanisiaw Vanek, Jozef Wiadysla-
wowicz, w. Pilarki, opiekunowie cho.
rych. = CIionk6w nowych ME przy
jeso. Do kasy wPiyneio t23.D San
kasy Z przeszlyoh niesiecy s0O.94. Pc
sostale &1l4. 90. = Wszelkis kores
Pondencye d~otyczace grupy III Nv.
Y. P. nale1y adresowa6 K. Smakowsk',
NJ. d. o55 st. Clair Str. Cleveland, o
= Gwardya P~uAaskiego (gruKa So
ofArowaia n pavilion polsko- amerykAn
ski Podozas wystawy Lwowskiej t5
(uie mogac wiecej dac I powodu ~lioznej
iicsby chorycb). Opr6c. tego uchwalii,
,Gwardya", ae ME d sic odfotogrsfo.
sae, leoz prsysIs M wystaws opis jej
olionkow, wras 70 spisem historyi CRU
Py So Nv. Mar. Pol.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13
P~osiedzenia grup Zwia
zkowych.

Niniejszem ~zawi.damia sic wszyst-
kich calonk6w n~alsascych do Tow. lie
d~nccaenie Polak6w " La Sale, Ill. ably
sic stawili M posiedzenie m~iesieczne
dnia 1890 erudnia. Wa4na sprawl do
raiatwienia. Franciszek Swieczkowski
Sekr.
- Donosze szan. czlonkom Tow. A.
Gillera I, gruPy Ill Re posiedzenie
przedroczne odbedEie sic czwartsk,
2lgo grudnia o gods. u wieczorem "
hall zwykiyoh posiedssh, M kt6re u.
przejmie zaprassam. Mech ecnose pod
lega karze. A. Szumihski, sekr.
= Js niaej podpisany nam honor
Eawiadomic szan. czlonk6w Tow. Obroh-
cy Orsaa Polskiego grupy 15S 2. N. P.
PosiedIesie miesieczne odbedzie sie
dnia l7go grudnia " lokalu oh. A.
Partyk, o gods. Bel Pc poiudniu.
Ooecnose q cxlonk6w Jest konie-
czna Poniswaa many wafne sprawy do
zaiatwisnia, W. Aren't. sekr. prot.
= Prsedroczne posiedzenie Tow.
Tomasza Zana odbedzie sic " oswartek
dnia IA b. m. o gods. Sci wieczorem "
hall zwykiych Posiedzeh.
Ola waAnych spraw, obecnoS6 wszy.
stkioh cxionk6w tow. jest po4Rdana.
Ed. Brsdel, sekr. prot.
= Sekr. Tow. Mar. Pol. Pulaski, on.
l?8 " Argenta, Ark, n. A. kukasze-
wiez, zawiadamis ws.ystkich czlOnkow
assby sic stawili m posiedsenls, kt6re
sic odedzis " nisdzisls II grudnia, o
god1inie 2ej po poludniu. Jestto ro-
crne posiedrsnie, ola tego kaady zals
powinisn sic uiscic. Tax samo
Oedzie obierany nowy xarzad, wiec po-
~inuolcia ka.dego czionka Jest, ably sic
stawR.
Regularne posiedzenie Tow. Pc
niatowskego gr. SS 2. N. P. W b. flo
odbedzie sic dnia IL grudnia o god1.
B 20 Poludniu " hall zwyklych posie
dreh ma ktore kstdy eziooek obowiaza-
~ stswic l uisCic sic I Ealsgios,i, DO
Przeciwnym razie zalsgajacy onion
kowie sostsns suspendowani. W. We
soiowski, sekr.
h. B'estek, Sekr. Tow. G wiazdA''
81. LIT Nv. Mar. Pol. " Chicago, "a
visdAmia czionkow o posiedzeniu, ktore
odbsdEie sic " niedziele dn,a 17go o
godz. Bel 20 pOiudniu.
Poniewat posiedzsnie kwsrtslne kat
dy wipien sie stawic.
Nieobocnotc pod kara koDst. przepi.
sans. o zalegiOsCiaOh prOsze ME zspo-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13
Polacy W Ameryce.

= p. K. Wieluhski Z Jersey City
doDosi, 70 " ten mieScie odbedzie se
PosiedEsnie a OBJ. IgnsOego Ruminif
skiegO pod No. l4b Brunswick nj. "
nisdziels IL grudnia " cslu zalo4snis
Tow. Wolnej POlskiej K~swaIeryi imis.
mia KoSciusEki.
Tow. to wstspI do zwiszku iako CRU
pa. Mundury oElonk6w tsRo towarzy
silva beds 70 same 90 mundury VOL
nyeh Krakusow: rogstki, psiaszs, ostro
81 prey butsoh It'd.
p. Wieluhsh prosi vszystkich tam
tejszyeh polskow dObrei wolf = ably
wStsPOwsli do tow. tegO, gdys wpiS ts-
rHz jeszcze MO ME vynOsi = ksady
zsbezPieozy sic wrazis ohoroby; " rszis
sss smierci meta zons / dzieoi otrzyma-
j wsParcie . kssy zwiszkowsj 600
doll v rszis fmieroi sony MAJ otrsy.
mule Espomoge. p. Wisluhski ma ma
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13

dzieja 70 Wolns Polska Kawalerya, lub
ozese jej " PotlEebie pcyds bio sic IA
ojczyxne.
Do szeregu wiec braoia " Jersey City
Dnia 7go grudnia r. b. odbylo sic po-
siedzenie Tow. Polskich Stolarzy i Cle
Eli " Chicago. Ma tenAe 'posied1eniu
obrano nassepujscs administracyR ma
rok przyssfy:
Jossf Br.szowski, presydent, Felix's
Kosakiewicz, wice prezydent, Mlohai
Wojczyhski, sekretars prot. Aleksan
der Raczyhski, sekretarz TO-, J6zef
Sztsrmer, kasyer. Wsselkie koresp ,nden
eye tycssoe sic Tow. nale4y vac:
Michaf Wolozynski, Edgar st. Chioa-
60, Ill.
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