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INDICTED.

Kokomo, Ind, Nov. 1.-THE Howard
county grand jury has just been dis
missed after six days session in which
it in.licted half d, zen prominent citi-
zens of Kokomo Oh account of their al
legged connection with an attempt to tar
and feather NJ. l.. Garrigus on the night
of July /. Ten indictments in all We're
returned. Among the most prominent
indicted arc Councilman II. S. Steward,
w. +. Isuddell, l.. 3. Hodgin and James
i. Bruff, the latter n leading anarchist.
Garrigus was seriously injured, but the
tar and feather project failed.
The Dickinson press., 1893-11-11
Fa. nx.r R.f, Yna,a

AN Old AND WELL TalED REMEDY.-.Ars.
0iu.low's soothinz syrup has been used for
childrrn while teethi'g with perfect su' ces-:
H. sooihes the child. sortens he gums, allays
pain. cues wind c"lic and is the best remedy TO-
Diair 9A .asant to the taste SOLD oy
,ruRgi ,ls in ever part or the World. Twenty
dve cents bottle Is value Isl calculatle. Be
sure ~ ask foI Mrs Winslo rs Soothing syrup.
and take 10 other kind.
The Dickinson press., 1893-11-11
TAPS WED

Chicago. Nov. 1.-Two Japanese worlds
fair exhibitors secured licenses to wed n
couple of the Egyptian girls from the
streets of Cairo. They gave their names
as Ton Magi and Samuel WatGnabe.
The former married Juanita Chorha.
nineteen years old, and the latter Cora
Ragab, twenty-one years oll.
The Dickinson press., 1893-11-11
THIEVES BROKE IN.

Red Wing, Nov 7.-Burglais broke
into the grocery store of Strombcrg 4
Morley, on West Main street. carrying
eway the c1sh in the drawer. They also
hruied away wagon load of cigars,
canned goods and provisions. There Is
no clue to the burglars.
The Dickinson press., 1893-11-11

SAW MILD IN ltSIITN'
Brainerd, Mimi. Nov. 7.~-M;llrrs saw
mill. located sixteen miles up the Mis-
sissippi, and owned by A. w. Miller and
NJ. Hagberg, burned. Loss, $1,000; no
insurance.
The Dickinson press., 1893-11-11
HAPPY HUNTERS

Dickinson. N. D., Nov. 7.-Gcv. Short
ridge and other state officials who nave
been hunting ten days north of Dickin-
son. came in with load of deer.
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ropr s,ssEr,S CAPTURED.

NlNESE1 1Ns.> NSNA SASAIy'
Mitchell, S. D., Nov. 7.-Adjt. Gen.
Silsty has lust returned from Fort Siss..-
ton, up in Marshall county. where, on be-
half of the state, hr took possession Of
the grounds and buildings of the former
military post under the act of congress
of 1880 For some reason Gov. Mellette
declined to accept the gift from the gov
ernment, bue Gov. Sheldon thought bet
ter of it, and valuable cucampmcnt
ground for the use Of the state militia
is now owned by the state. The govern
mcnt established tn" fort some thirty
wears ago and spent over S5tWWW in con-
structing the buildings and laying out
the grounds. The fort is supplied with
two barracks, each 800 feet long, hos
p;tal and other ncrdfnl buildings to the
number of twrnty-two, nearly all OF
which are constructed Of stone and brick.
In the center of the fort is the parade
ground, slightly rollias, with Il row Of
magnificent trees on the four sides OF the
square. The fort is located twenty
miles from Il railroad, Britton being the
nearest station, and is one OF tho prettlest
spots in the STATE. Surrounded by
large grove of trcns and small lakes on
every hand, it affords plenty OF oppor-
tunities for hunting and fishing.
lf1fI MalllAf.lS.
Chicago, Non. I. = Wheat - Cash,
GO l-2c: December. I'll Sic; May. GS 7-Sc.
Corr-Cash. ~ 3-Sr: November. IS 3"-Sc;
December, rs IL; May. ~ Lie. Oats
Cash, % 1-Sc; November. 2S l-Sr: De
cember, Is IL; May. 81 o-Sc,
Minneapolis. Nov T.-Whrat May
opened at 63 lac; highest. G3 12r; low
est, 81 7-Sc; closing. &;c; November
closed at 56 1-2r: December opened at
5G3-4c; highest. 1T; So. lowest, 56 l-2c;
closing, 81 LIE. Or tr;,ck--N". ! hard.
SIS S3.4c; No Northern. 10 l4c: No .
Northern, ;',5 LIE.
st. Paul, Nov. i--liogs Zoe lower
quality medium. Cat,c-Primc steers.
S:'25a3.5O: good steers. S2.5oa;'; prim,
COWS, S..3Oa2.50; good cows, Sea2.30
common to fair COWS. $la2; light veal
calves, $3a4: hclvy calves, 81 5Oa3
s,.. kers S1.5oa2. 10: feeders. $2.a22. %
bulls. S1a2.
Chicago. Nov. 1.--Cattle-A prime 10,
of native steers hlonght 500: good
mediums, S5a5.35; o;hcrs. S4.3Oa4Si
Hogs-aough. S5I5a5.So: MIXED anH
packers S5.!WHG %: lur,.ium. Si;.05aG. lG
heavy, $6.loaG.20; lisht. ST. lnaG.l3.
B.AD BARBER.
Chicago. Nov. ALBERT Broddeck. a
barber, objected to the attentions paid by
o1ller men to Louisa Rloomcr, his tiancce.
Last night he pushed the m,zzle of a
revolver into the girls face and fired.
The ball made only a slight wound, hut
the girl tainted and fell to the floor.
B,oddeck, thinking he had killed her,
shot himself through the brain. dying
instantly. He left note saying that ht
had killed the girl because she deserved
IL
The Dickinson press., 1893-11-11

GaANDMoTk..-a'S ADVICE.
In raising family Of nfne ehdldrsn. my only rem,
edy Tor CouGha Colds and Group was onion eyrup. AZ
Iu eass tedsy :. i rs fost2 yenus snp a4
which e already prepared and morr pleasant 70 tno
taste. Sold everywhere. Largo bottles % emu
Take no substitute for it. There's nothing - eooo
sId by J j. frrtnla.., ..us Iet
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PLANT CLIPPINGS.

:. +AwoNDERFUL vegetable is the trufI
he. It has. no seeds, flowers, leaves,
stem or roots. Trained dogs hunt for
1t in England, and in some European
countries trained sows perform this
service. -'>r
A CORRESPONDENT Of the Gardeners
Chronicle recently that,
when flowers are to travel in wooden
boxes, the boxes be stepped in water
for an hour before they are packed.
# the box Is quite dry it will quickly
absorb from the flowers the greater
part of their moisture.
If, for any reason, one wishes to
keep back rosebuds, they must first
have their stems placed in cool water,
then the buds themselves sprinkled
with the same, after which they must
be set in a dark, cool room-the cell
lar is best. With this treatment the
opening process will not:ndvance per-
ceptibly for several days.
A BROOKLYN. florist has four or five
chameleons in one Of his windows.
They. are from South America and
seem to have suffered no. change in
their removal to . cooler climate.
They lie 'upcn the leaves'of his palms
and other tropical plants, and are oc-
casionafly found to alter their color a
little, though generally it is only from
one shade ofgreen to nother.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-08
NOT voucAEp ! ron.

A. sBAREFooTED ginseng girl il de-
sctibed by the Des Monies leader as
killing sixty three rattlers in a battle
lasting several hours. Some OF 'em
were as big as mans leg. ''e7."'
: -ANEDRAsKA man who was attacked
by q *Holstein bull jumped into the
river: sBull followed. Mans swam to
log and got on other side Of. it. Dull
tried to follow, got his f6relegs over,
stuck, struggled, was exhausted, rolled
!. off and drowned. E'.
+ Wheeling, w. Va, young man
went in swimming and sank. Friends
were! present and grabbed him. They
thought it was cramps. but the real
and less prosaic cause,was a aseven-foot
eel that had got about his legs and
was bent on drowning him. :,
LoUIsIAHArejoices in the possession
Of n species Of snake known as n
"doublc-cndcr." It hos head ut eacL
extremity and can, go either why in
great shape; also a lizard which is
translucent. These llarvels are certi-
fed to by one Capt. Ridge.
"A TEx4s man was sitting in q dark
room recently when he was attracted
by the buzzing Of a eo1d-colored bug.
Taking the e'appeatance:of' the bug as
. favorable omen he followed it. 1t
stopped directly over IN old we'll in q
deserted field; then the man went to
digging and presently. discovered q
number ofgold dollars and some few
silver coins. 1.s~-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-08
ODDS AND ENDS.

BENGAL enjoys three harvests year
"TYPEsCRIPT" Is the new word pro-
posed for typewritten manuscript.
THE widow Of, M. Renan is to have
twelve hundred dollars year from the
French government.
THIRTY THOUSAND tons Of STAIR
material were used in the wslls of the
world fair buildings.
FoRrY.Twot favorites have won the
Ehgiish derby In o. total Of ono hun
dfed and fourteen races.
ABoUr sixty per cent. Of the copper
produced In this country comes from
the Lake Superior region. ~
In 1884 the Brooklyn bridge cars car
sried Ave millions Of passengers; during
1897 tho number was forty millions.
THE average weight Of. the Chinese
brain Is greater than the average
weight Of tho brain Of any 6ther peo-
Pile.
THE prison population Of India, large
as IL L., is only 88 per 10000 iDhabit-
ants or less than half the proportion
thatpreyails In Great Britain.
TnE dale1 of Westminster has spent
over ono million pounds sterling in 70.
building Eaton hail, which ib now CON
sidercd to rival ChatSworth as Eng.
Lend . finest house.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-08
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN E5EN1NGrR
w. w. B0OHER,
EDIToR AND PRoPRIEroR.
;5U'IBsoRIPTioN 'I RATES.
lED, 1v1aT DAY. sUHDAzs n

oAs copy, enc year. SIS %
oas copy. six months. hs....................; . %
For any period under ak months. one dollar
F6lAheath. Payable In advance. ,e -
'RvssSd - oatrisrin Kiko 81 IS e.nt1 &esk
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- 80 q EgS- : g. =
"F0r Years.

NJ CkaRn 3. K.SHfocKMttI.,; 6f Chester.
0siA, H.. n, ,TaI s.RaS s9nIcttd wIth an
Sxtremely severe pain in the lower part Of
Ne OhoOt. The feeling was as II y ton
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Wnl b made ~ low as 10 consistent viii
saanA business principles. Apply Is ths, Of
- fes terms. - A-.- -.
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F~ any period 'andsE s.x months, Fif1y
RATS psf month. %". - -
HRAsSrsd at tho Riko, NevsdA, Possoface fo1
fAasls3sstoRs through tao mails - second
isaf knAif matter. ,s@% .
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rTevsiposs heais r,oa 3 ii NJ. .et
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WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

fSSfiGhsd every sundsy; and sent to ANY ID
ARsss tpostage pAId), At the following rates,
payable In advance: H.-
One year.. ....s..-s..ss.....s....... ~ 10
0tx months. ......................... ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18
sgTyss Hafszavski
DIVA razy dzleuuie!!

Najpopularnieiszo p,smo polskie.
Wychodzi codziennie W dw6ch
edycjach: rannei wleczorneb o.
procz SWAT / dni swiatecxnych, W
ktore wychodzl raz ieden ma dzlen.
OlbraYmi dziaa telegramow j
korespondencyj re wszyStkich s,olio
europeiskich i panstw zaocea-
nowYch, wres2cle wSp6iprarowmct.
wo pierwszorzednych pisarz5w
polskich zjednaiy
kuRYER0W WiRSLiWSEIERG
wyJatSowa W kraiu naszvm "a.
granlca p~oezytnosc | powage.
Cena prcnumer"ty "a &raujca
wynosi mio$iscznie IS. / koY SO. Nus
mer poJrd!hczy wlcr2orny kuSYtu}y w
Warszawie ko3, 5. HoyanrS %S Tp. \
Cona o&i2Szrn: E:,h3amy r..
den wiersz gam n Wy, &lhv ;rr,
mlelsGc pierws2y L., = Aur.. &x5v
nastepny r"2 Mop 20.
.koreSpondcncS4 prAwaunH 40
Genie rcklanl.
Nekrc'ngla: IN we a Is .>,,,.
zwyczaJue og!osxenm 4, .,.i.n
wlersz pctitowy, alho ivgu ~ q
plerwszy raz 10 kop. kH&dy aa;c. nv
raz S kop.
Male og3os2cnia IN j,9c, v,,.x
70 : kop. kazsy W. saoszcnic mi%nlum
20 kop.
Nadestanc; 81 eden wi,rs2
garmontowY 5. /.
Adrcs Ola depc>s
WARSZAWA, RUSSIA
Adrcs dla liSt6w
Warszaws. KuRYER NARSZAMSEl
OSolny aures
KURYER WARSZAWS!ll.
Blac T~eatralny Nv lerzhov o.
Warszawa. Europe, Russ,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18
KUDJEJAR.
Rowiese, e czQs6w hcona Grosnego.
-s::8A-
(Ciag dalszy.)

O!-IZSh1 CdI GdSLIia DIV
OTTO, o czem on przedewszy.
stkiem mysll! On pewnie ola
tego do mnle przyJechal, DO
iona jego jest W moich re
kach, p~ostuszna mojej wolf. A
gdzie teraz ona, 0 tenn ME
vie. Bee niej krukbY jego
koscl tutaj ME przynlosf. %,
kozacze, kozacze! chclaies mas
oszukac: zone twola oddamy
CT, a ty uclekniesz z MIA do
twego p~rzyjaclela Dewle. Gireja,
albo do krola Zygmunta
Augusta i bedzlesz zte ma mas
knowaf.
-Carze Gosudarze = rzekt
Kudjejar-bede tobie jedyne-
mu slu2Yt do o%statnlego tchnie-
MA, / ME pojde n1gdzle cd
clebie. Poddaj mic jaklej sam
cheese probe.
Jul ia Gle poddam probe
-rzekt car-ale czy przez MIA
przejdziesz? Ludzie znakoml-
tych rodzln kslazecych i bo-
iarskich zdradzala mas, vice
my trzymamy obok naszej
osopy ludzl zle urodzonycb,
tworzymy soble ksiazat z
gnojowlska. | clebie weznlemy
do naszego otoczenla. Jakl
twoi rod? Kto byli twol
przodkowie? Mode }apcie pletll,
lub SWINE pasll? A my WEI
mlemy Gle do naszych oprysz-
kow i codzieh oglsdaG bedziesz
obllcze nasze.
Bile czolem "a te wielka
1aske-rzekf Kudjejar-i po'
ktonlt sic do z!emi.
-Lecz mole ty mysIisz, De
te iaske wlelka-rzeKl car
orrzymuje sic "a darmo? Me,
kozacze, darmo MIC ME dale,
Wiaziemskl, powiedz, CO trzeba
czyniG, aeby bye w naszem
kole...
Wiazlemsk' rzek1:
-Trzeba ci zlozYc przyslege
ma stu2be gosudarowi wiern;
al do ostatniel kropli krwi, al
do e~statniego twego tchnienla
kochaG cara nadewszystko, nat
lone i dziecl> mad OLGA make
Albowlem naplsano jest, d
kto ME znienawidzi ola mni
o]ca swego j make, zone
dzleci, ten mnle ME lest 60
dzlen, lego potrzeba ola pra
wdzlwego, nleobtudnego slug
carskiego. Gdyty CT car rick
zab;] OLGA twojego, albo matk
twoja, albo Zone dzlec
wypelh rozkaz carskl ME nj
myslalac sic AMI chwlli. 81
Jest wroglem cara, ten l twoil
wrogiem. Jezli wrog cars
przyjdzie do clebie chfodn
glodny lub nagl | ty mu da'
odzienle, Tub odroblne chleb
D. lub czasze woody: zasfuzytes
smierG okrutna. Musisz patrz'
wszedY i slucha6: czy ME mo,
kto lie o carze, czy ME pair,
pode 1ba, gdy wymawla
lego imie wysokie. Szuk
wrogow carsklch, jak pl
gohczy szuka zwlerzynY, sza
wroga carskiego jak tygr
krwi zadany. Popa ubr
nego W ornaty ME
sic, jezli zle mysli 0 car
ME szanu) starca ubielone
sIwizna. niemOWlecla u pier
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18

byto stado psow ma smyczY.
Umyslnie przez diugl czas
poprzednlo ME dawano psom
Jedzenia, vice wyfy z gtodu.
-Psom lego ma poaarcie!-
rzekt car.
Oprysznicy wyn,esl, trupa;
psy sic Ma niego rzucify i
drzwl sic 2amkneiy.
Wprowadzono mfodego dwu.
Z nm razem szla starsza ME
wlosta, ktorei regularne rysy
twarzy i wielkle czarue oczy
dowodziiy, IL byta niegdys
piekna. Patrzafa odwaanie i
tax wyniosle glove trzymafa,
il sic zdawa}o, re pc podarun.
XII przychodzi. Car rzekf:
-Ksiaze Borysie Tolupowle,
zapomniates 0 Panu Bogu i
pogardzl!es nasza wlelka ola
cieble i ola twe] rodziuy faska,
i chcla1es uciec 2 carstwa
naszego do wroga naszego,
Zygmunta Augusta, 20 scie2ee
zdra]cy Kurbskiego, ! matka
twola byta CT pouocnlca. Lecz
Bog odkryt wasza zdrade i
tvs byi ztowlony " drodze
razem matka i docaekates
sic srog,ei kary. Wbid go ma
pal!
Care gosudarze - rZekt
osa3zony-)am Gle nle Zdradzli,
carsiWa twego chclalem
uclec Cd wielkiego zametu, DO
ty, carze gosudarze niestusznle
sic IA mas gnlewasz i karzesz
beg zadnej why, | pies bez
why chfostany ucieka z pod
worza. Terag Jam W tWole]
,ece. Rob z nami co cheese.
Jest sedzia mad toba: Bog ma
n;cble. On ci odda "a mas
wszystkloh.
Totupowa wbili ma pal.
-Ty ME car! - krzYkneta
matka-tys Satan, tvs zwierz
dz,kl. Mecz mas, szarp. Badz
przekletym przez gs.Zginiesz
ty l caly twoj rod krwi
zadany....
Cha, cha, cha!-krsykna]
car Iwan-ksiezuo, jezyk two
prawdzlwle babski! Widocznle
tvs krotofilna niewlasta, wiet
CT tel sprawie smierc wesoia
Zaiaskotuc "a ma smierc
Kudjelar, ty ~zaczynai!
Cieakle zadanle mia} Kudje
jar do spetnlenla. Ks!ezn;
tarzaia sic okoto sYna IA pa
wbltego. K%udjejar blegaf z
MIA. Przyfaczyti sic don i inn
, Ksle2na oped2aia sic, wyda
wala okrzykl, dzlko sic smlals
nareszcie przyszla do siebie
, rzuciIa sic ku synowi, lee
y schwvcili ia oprysznicy, u
zlemie / iaskotall do smierc
i Car sic zabawiat przez kllk
minut ia scena, potem d.
e znak, Aeby lnnych. Wprow'
O dzono iedenastu dwor2an, obw
nionych o wspolnlctwo z um
2 czonyml bojarami. Car kaz
a roaebrae lch do naga; piec
z Mich kazal oplaG W swyt
e oczach wrzaca woda, lecz pr
tel operacYi oberwafo talk
20 dvoch oprysznikow, ktor
nlechcacv chlusneli ma sleE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18

nam wszYstko, a gay IONS
dos5aniesz, uclekniesz. Lecz
sam nam powledzlates, De sic
poddasz wszelklm probom.
Otoa naznacze CT try proby,
jedne po drugleJ. Jezll prze]-
dzlesz przez ME szczes!iwie, to
bsdziesz W naszem otoczenlu.
Zona twoja ME powlnna CT
bye drozsza cd las, pomazan-
ca boaego. Siyszysz?
= Bede czynll wszystko
wediug twych rozSazow =
rzekt KudJeior.
Pomlescic 90 W moluu dwo-
RE, razem z oprYszkami! -
rzekt car.
Naza)utrz poszedt kudjejar
IA rozkaz cara do dluglego
budynku kamiennego, wcbo-
dzacego w zicmie. Tam W
ogromne1, dfugie] Eomnac!e
oswietlonej malemi oknaml,
wysoko poloaonemi, okrato.
waneml, ujrzat kudlejar OIL
brzymle patelnie wlelkoscl
czlowleka, n~arzedzia W asztaf-
Gle koclch pazurow przywla'
zanych do rzemieni, pity,
wielkle Ugly 6wiekl, ]akas
scianke zblta z desek i uslana
gwoidziami, tx wiacemi ostrzem
do CORY. W olbrzYmim plecu,
sto)acym W kacle pallt sic
ogien. Podloga Gaia byia
krwla zmazona. Srodku
! stat iron. Car z synell SIZE
dziat ma faWle, uaprseclwko
tronu; 20 MIN stat mliczacy
t1um ulublehcow. z bocznych
drzwi wyprowadzono starca,
wysoklego, 1ysego, z zweaajaca
sic u dotu silva broda bladego,
znuzonego; biekitne jego oczy
patrzaly presto odwaznle, ma
twarzy byi wyraz stanowczosc'
/ obojetnosci ma los, ktorY &C
oczekiwaf.
Car zwrociwszy SIC ku star
cowi, rzekl::
-Koniuszy Iwauie Petro-
vie! Wiadomem nam sic stafo
re tY, zapompiawszy Hospo
dyna Boga i nasza prze wielk'
ku tobie mitos6, wsp6lnle
tyml, ktorzy jak ty myself
przyzwawszY ma ponce ME
przy]aclof n~aszych, hYgmunt
i, Augusta, krola polsKiego,
Dewlet"G 'reja, hama krymskle
, 90 chciaies mas, przYTrdzoneg
twego pana, zrzuclc z pfao
g., cowskiego tronu zgubie
ca1em naszem carskiem poke
leniem a sam zamyslaies uslaE
;, ma carskim tronie. Pozazdrosc
les naszego tronu, zachclai
e CT sic sledzleG ma nm. My,
uaszej carskiei 1aski zroblm
czegoS zadai, posadzimy cle l
q tronie. Wiozcle nan str
n carski.
:; Starzec MIC ME mowit i n
opierat sic, -gdy mu wkiadal
" carskie odzlenie!
3. -Sladaj-rzeki car-ble
IA W ]edne reke labto a W druI
* berlc!
Vi Car Ivan poklonii mu S
do zlemi rzekf:
"a -Badz pozdro wiony, car
al wielki ksieciu wszech Ru
es Popatrzcie ma nlego, nlepr
rp wda2! dobry! Coz tax sledzl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18

Co.,
dObra
Kon.
GRUNTA ~WYSTARCZAJA-
CE MA sZESC SET FAM.
LII.

Stosownie 90 zyczenia mego,
z wledza wladzy BiskupleJ,
zakuplli bracia Frawley, adwokacl
z Eau Claire, Wis, 1920 ARROW
gruntu W Chippewa Co. Wis. ma
dobro ludu roboczego. Grunya
to sa dobre, pokryte buuulco
wen twardem d1zewem wielkieJ
wartosci i sprzedawane beda Pola-
6om 20 Genie SIS "a akler,
drzewo twarde wszelkiego rodzaju
wraz z z;emia przechodsi ma VIA
snos6 nabywcy gruntu takowo
MONA spIeniezy6 ka°o czasu.
Ktoby z Polak6w ME by} w stanle
cd razu zaptaclc Gala Gene kupna,
dale sic mu cztery lata czasu do
odptacania takowej i to ME W
przymusowych ratach rocznych,
c byle by z%apfacono reszte pie
niedzy w przeciagu czterech lat.
Przez srodok rzekomych grun-
TOW przechodzi kolei 81 Paul
Ks. KOnStanty
MILL CREEK (St
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18

Nova kolonia polska 81
PERNIK w Chippewa {
Wisconsin, zaioSona Ola dc
ludu polsk,cgo, przez KS. K
stantego Frydry2howlcza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18

Sault St. Mary i takowc Icaa 20
miedzy dworcami Lehigh Viewer
hauser, (miasto) kopalnia zelaza
odlegtos6 Cd Lebigh do Weyerha-
user jest siedm mil anglelskich.
W srodku tel kolonn stanle IT,.
szczo W tym roku dworzec, plia do
wyratiania klepek druga do drze-
wa budulcowcgo.
ktoby zPolakow chciaf skorzyss
stat z nadarza jacej sic sposobno
Sci, powinien sic osobiscie zglosid
We wtorck, srode lub czwartck
ka°o tygodma z wy]atklem
dnl swiatecznych,w razic gdyby ia
Aowe ma wymienione dnie wypa-
dfy, W ofisie pana adwokata Il o.
masza Frawloy, W Eau
Claire, Wisconsin,.
Kazdy nabywca gruntow dosta.
ME pc w%ptaceniu pofowY ceny
kupna tytuf posiad}osci Guaranty
decided pana abwokata Tomasza
Frawley.
Ziemie ma maJatek kosclelny
~prsysztej polskiej paraf1 osobi-
sclo w srodku tel kolonii mad LIMA
ke!elowaI mad dwoma pieknemi je-
zloraml, W ~znacznej liczbie ARROW
juz przeznaczy1en.
Frydrychowicz
evens Point P. o.
WISCONSIN
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-06-15
SHORT NOTES,

THERE are in the United States $500
women in colleges and graduates of
colleges whe are members of Greek let
ter societies.
The political and commercial depart
ments of the daily Japan Gazette are
conducted by Mrs. w. II. Smith. Four
years ago she made hit in reporting a
military review, and was invited to
Yokohama to join the staff of the
Gazette, with the result as above
stated.
Mrs. ]. r. GREEN, wife of the English
historian, had her right hand disa bled
by writer's cramp through the strain OF
writing at her husbands dictation-
sometimes as much as eleven hours a
day. Instead of laying down her pen
Mrs. Green taught herself to write with
her left hand, and has since written
three important books on her own ac
count.
THE Society for the Collegiate Educa.
ton of Women, known as the Harvard
Annex, was established thirteen years
ago. 1t is now school of 800 women
with the same studies taught as al
Harvard and by the same professors
but outside of the regular college
hours. Students completing course
receive certificates bearing testimony
to their proficiency, but degrees are moi
conferred.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-06-15

STUDYING NATURE.

KLEPToMANIA, on the Darwinian the
ory, can be called hereditary. Monkeys
often have it in a highly developed
state.
To ESCAPE from dangers which men
ace them, star fishes commit suicide.
This instinct of self-destruction is
found only in the highest and lowest
scales of animal life.
FISHES are without eyelids, properly
so-called, and as the eye is at all times
washed by the surrounding water that
gland which supplies moisture to the
eye is not required and therefore does
not exist.
THE two sides of the face are mover
alike. A German biologist says that
the eyes are out of line with two per-
sons out of five; one eye is stronger
than the other in seven out of ten, and
the right ear is generally higher than
the left.
Mr.. CLARENCE KING, the well-known
American geologist and explorer, con-
cludes that the earths age probably
does not exceed 24,OOO,OOO years-in
fact, that the estimate of the physicists
Is approximately correct, while that of
the biologists is vaguely vast."-.
Scientific American.