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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-06
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-25
w. T. SeYera Ralsam

M chorobe pluc jest nsjlepszsm, mai
pewniejszem ! najbezpieoEniejszem le-
karstwem ma wSzyStkie choroby gardla
! Pfuo, ma kaszel roznego rodzaju, dy-
ohswice, zspalsnie gardla, febre pluc,
modry kaszel, krup, plucie krwia, WI.
silajsce a krotkie oddychanie, ma s1-
choty ! dokuczliwy kaszel. Cens so o.
1 70 o. Przyrzadzil ". r. Seuero "
Cedar Rapids, lows. lego paIsamu
dostso mozns W. wszystkich polskich /
czeskich sptekaoh. Skutki te0o bal.
samu:
OBJ. w. r. Ssvsra, Cedar Rapids.
Iowa, Pahski Bslssm okaEal sic pray.
dziwym srodkiem do urstowanis zyoia
moich pieciorga dzieci. Dwoje uma<lo
NAM, chocist mialy nsjlepszyoh lekarzy,
zanieohaism rady tyoh lskarzy a Severa
Balsamem urstowalam bmoie pieoioro
dzieci PREY zyciu.
Helena RoniczkOsoa,
VininQ, Iowa
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-25

to straszne krzyki. Zelaici wo.
lali, by ratowac godnoic marc.
dowa i odrzucic przedstawiony
traktat. ,.Mcwcy q donosii
Siewers do PetersburR = ule.
gaia wszelkim porywom entuzy.
azmu przesadzonego, upstrzonego
deklamacyami i ozdabisja to
wszystko imieniem patryotyzmu.
Me tylko swoje msjstki i VOL.
nose, ale i tycie nswet VIOLA DO.
swiecie raczej, aaiAeli zgodzic sic
ma najmniejsze oderwaniel Ida.
MEM ich = lepiej zginac wraz
- Rzeczapospolita". Oprocz kilku
poslow, ,,inni nasi stronnicy -
pisaf Siewers- pozostali milcza-
cy i krol takze". Sesya wSrod
krzyk6w ma Lobaczewskiego i
innych stronnikow moskiewskich
zostafa zamknieta. Siewers ostro
wymswiaf krolowi i Kossakew.
skiemu. &e oni swojem milcze.
MEM podtrzymuja op6r izby.
GDalszy ciag nastapi].
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-25
2 ziemi ~ojczystej.
Il pod MOskaIa.

= Pomiedzy Wsrszawsi Skiernie-
wicami, " bliskosci przystauku Wlochy
pray pociagu idscym do granicy, " CA
sic Peinego biegu, pekla lokomotywa.
Skutkiem tego, Pociag sic opoznil o
pare godzin.
u ludIi mkt ME zginal, tylko palace
odni6sY lekkie u~szkodzenie.
q ostatniego numeru ,Witebskich
CUB. Wiedomostl" dowiadujemy sic, i.
cd czasu oslawionych ukaz6w csrskich;
z dnia 10 grudnia 1855 r. i % grudnis
1884, W samej tylko gubernii witeb-
skiei wyszlo Z rsk polskith $4,000
dziesiecin ziemi.
u tel ogolnej ilosoi przeszlo " q O
szlachty r~osyjskiej 19O.3S4 ~dziesiecin,
to jest 81 procent; W posiadauie kup-
COW mieszczan 1913 900 dziesieoin, to
jeat 81 Prc.,a wloscianie nabyli tylko
42.420 dzlesiecin, a wiec IL pro. Przy-
ozyns siabego udzialu wioscian bialo-
ruskich W nabywaniu ziemi Jest znane
ioh ubostwo, bedace nastepstwem Ichej
gleby. Dopiero W latach ostatnich,
gdy pahstwowy Bank w~lcsciahski Ia
czai udzielae wloscianom zaliczek M
nabywAnie ziemi, ilose tejae, zakupiona
Przez wioscian. r6wnowazy sic z iloscia
zakupionej przez szlachte.
= Praca kobiet W fabryksch war
szawskich cd lat paru jest coraz bardziej
ceniona poszukiwana, Rozwijajscy sic
nader Pomyslnie prEemyss tkacki, q
zwiaszcza Przedzarski, z~uaytkowuje
wielks Hose sii kobiecych do {. zw. szpu-
lowanis przedzy Tub gstunkowania ma
terYaau- Obecnie " okolicy Powisla
Przedzalnia udzialowa warszawska Nv
zabudowsnisch warsztat6w aeglugi da-
wnej ordynacyi ZA~moyskich), przedzaI-
ME 6rmy hilary & Comp, zatrudnisia
okoso tysiaca dziewozat, zapewniajsc i'm
zsrobek, dAjacy byt niezsle.Dy. Liczba
tobiet, Prscujscych W przsdzalniach,
0est ich, oprocz wymienionycb, znacznie
wieceil fabrykaCh tytoniu, ,,papierms-
che, lamp ] kilku innych specyalnych,
wynosi okOio 5000. Mosns p~owiedziec,
70 Mode robotnice So nawet poszuki.
wane; giowny zas kontygens stanowi
Aywioa miejscowy, o6rki robotnikow ia.
bryozuych wyrobnikow, z ktorych IA.
dna juz ME p6jdzie do sluAby prywatnej,
majac moanosc zdobywania przyzwoite-
go zarobku " fsbryce.
- Komisya p, Grota ~opracowala iuE
Projekt novel uStswy o dobroczynnosci
publioznej, ktory przejdzie do opinii
wiadz wyaszyoh. ,,Bira. WED" W To
SsOwa streszczajs giowne zssady projek.
tn:
kszdA gubernis bedzie misla wlasns
kuratorya, zsrEadzajaSe ku~ratoryami po-
"iatowemi. Ks2dy zsludniony punkt
" Rubernii nalsaec bedzie do rewiru, M
ktorego czele STAG ma kurator. MiaEts,
PREY rozgraniozeniu rswir0w, stanowi6
beda ezeSc ~powist6w. Kurator rewiru
PenSyi ME pobiera ! pOdwladny Jest ku-
ratOryi powiatowej. Obowiazkiem ich
oedzie trOska o osoby daoego rewiru,
EsssugujSce ne pomOc I opieke Z fundu.
STOW dobrOczynnosci p~ublicznej. Do
rzedu osobt tel kasegoryi zsliczOuo: star.
COW, kAlek, chOrych, dzieci do Is lat
wieku ! niemaiacyoh bliskish krswnych.
Prawo do opieki nabywa sic " niejsCu
z~amieszkania. ,Wielkos6 rswiru ma bye
1sssosOwsna do wielkOtci gminy. Fun.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-25
Rok
(CiRg dalszy).

No AIVpuJo
zwoianych nawet iotr6w W spell.
MENU suknutej nikczemnosci, Sic.
wers zobowiszai xaprzedanych
mu organizatorow sejmu, be u.
sura arbitrow, czyli publicznoic
Z sal. .sejmowej. 1 do miasta u
trudniono przyjazd obywateli
okolicznych, a zwfaszcza takich,
ktorych uczciwosc i patryotyzm
byly znane. W tym celu obsta-
wiono Grodno woiskiem moskie-
wskiem i ma wszystkich drogach
kozacy badali przejezdnych i
przechodni6w, kto oni byli i po
co udawali sic do miasta. Ma.
tomiast ~ksrciarze, kuglarze wszel.
kiego rodzaiu i nierzadnice zbie.
gall sic z caiego Swiata do Gro
dina, znajdujtc tam fyczliwe przy-
iecie j opieke. Bawili sic tel we.
solo panowie konfederaci i poslo
vie z ofcerami noskiewskimi.
Ambassador dawaf codlennie o
biady ma 60 os6b i nieustannym
szeregiem ciagnefy sic: bale, u
CITY, gra z bijatyka, iluminacye,
stuczne ognie. Pieknych kobiet
byio DUO. a emigrantka francu,
ska, Lullie, przywiozfa nova mode
noszenia przezroczystej sukni, bez
koszuli pod mia.
Ma marszaika sejmu wyznaczyf
Siewers Stanislawa Bielihskiego,
namietnego karciarza, ktory ma
zoidzie moskiewskiem pozostawal.
Lecz ami ma pierwszej, ami ma
drugieJ sesyi ME dopuszczono go
do zioaenia ~przysiegi. Gdyby
jeszcze i trzecia sesye zwleczono,
bez ~poiaczenia izby senatorskiej
Il poselska, to- " takim razie po.
dug zwyczaju i prawa sejm u.
waaafby sic ga zerwany. Siewers
wiec kazaf zatrzymaG W domu
szesciu posiow. ktorzy najwiecei
she opierali przysiedze, postawii
straf przy drzwiach i pogrozii
kroloWi j posfom, wskazujac ma
battalion strzelcow PREY kr6lewskim
zamku ustawionY. Sesya byia
hafaSliwa, ale Bielihskiemu udaio
sic przecieS ziozyc prEysiege.
Ma tych trzech sesyach dalo
sic JUL poznsc stronnictwo zelan.
tow, kt6rych rozsadni posiowie,
co wiecej o swoia kieszeh anizeli
o oiczyzne dbali, nazywali wa
ryatsmi. Skfadafo sic ono pre-
wa2nie z .ubogiej szlachty. - Me
boimy sic zrujnowania wiosek =
mowil oni = DO ich ME many.
= Wypada re czcia wymienic ma.
zwiska tych posiow, DO gdyby
takich waryatow bylo wiecei ma
sejmie grodziehskim, to dzisiaj
nieOblewalibySmy sic wstydem
handy ma jego wspomnienie. Maj
wybitniejszym z pomiedzy mich
byi Ignacy Gosiawski, posel san.
domierski, ktory ME szczedzil wy
rzutow ami Targowicy, ami kr6lo.
wi, kt6ry nieraz powtarzaf, be OF
czySne swoja gubia j kt6ry. kiedy
w~ywieziono czterech zelantow
2 Grodna, PROFESSIONAL przeciwko
temu gwaitowi, wzyWai sejm do
~rozejScia i sam miasto opuscii.
Nieustraszona odwaga odznaczai
sic Jan Krasnodebski, posei liw.
ski. Smiaio ] wym6wnie przema.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-25

charzewski, Stoihski, Galezowski,
Godaczewski, Jankowski, Orahski,
Chojnowsk. Bogucki, Miodzia.
nowski, Niezabitowski. Chodzko,
Dragowski, Syruc. J.. K. Ssydiow.
ski, Oidakowski. Aaeby kt6ry Z
posiow ME uSyi przywr6conego
prawa veto, izby zwiazane 70.
stafy wezlem Neutrality-suspicious..
Ma czwartej sesyi, 2Ogo czer-
wca, 70 dfugich sporach W spra.
vie arbitrow. Bielihski powiado-
mil, ie otrsymai cd posl6w ro-
syjskiego i pruskiego noty, do
magajace sic mianowania pefno-
mocnej delegacyi ola zawarcia
~traktatow, ma podstawie deklara.
cyl z dnia ego kwietnia. Kr6l
zaprotestowaf, PROFESSIONAL re.
lanci, i pc diugrch rozprawach i
sporach zgodzono sic ma 22.go
czerwca wysiac odpowiedzie. w
odpowiedzi dworowi rosyjskiemu
odwoiywano sic do wspaniafo-
mySl losci cesarzowei, a ma note
Buchholtza odpowiedziano, te sejm
oczekuje w~ycofania wojsk pru.
skich Z granic Rzeczypospolitej.
W poniedziaiek jua, "a go
czerwca, nadeszfa do sejmu cd.
powied5 Siewersa i Buchholtza;
domagali she oni stanowczo pred.
kiego wyznaczenla delegacyi Ola
zawarcia traktatow. Zelanci EMO.
WI wystapili zprotestem, a Kim.
bar zaaadaf, a4eby izba zfo3yfa
przysiege, he sic ME zgodzi ma
rozbior kraju. Jakkolwiek stron.
nicy moskiewscy W ten i ow
sposob starali sic skfoniG izbe do
przyjecia wniosku o delegacyi,
to jednak oporu zfamaG ME mo-
gil. Dzieh minaf "a dniem bez
Powziecia uchwaly W tel sprawie.
Gre zby Siewerss, wstrzymanie
dochodow krolowi i Tyskiewicze-
wi, aresztowanie siedmiu zelan.
tow, sciagnienie wojska do Gro
dna ME odnosify skutku. Am.
basador rosyjski vice nadesiai
ma posiedzenie 11.go lipca note,
W ktorei grozif usunieciem z sci
mu zaPalehcow, burzycieli i ME-
przyjaci6i Oiczyzny. = Coz mode
tn chodzi6 o osoby, kiedy ginie
Ojczyznal = woiali GosIawski,
Stoihski, Mlkorski. = Inaczei lie
dnak myslai biskuP-K ossakowski.
ktoremu Siewers zagrozii sekwe.
strem dobr, i widzac, be otwarta
droga dojsc do celu ME mona,
uSyf podstepu i odwoiai sic do
krola, ably ten wymienil sposo-
benz radY kogoby chcial mice de.
legatami. A kiedY kr6l wymie.
nil potrzebna licIbe os6b, wick
szoSc krzykneia, be sic zgadza ma
ME. Ola z~miejszenia jednak INA
czenia delegacyi nazwano ia de.
putacya i nieudzielono jej prawa
podpisania traktatu. Siewers
wiec ME chciai ukladac sic z taxa
deputacya j sprawl znowu wr6ci.
ia do seimu.
W dniu Is go lipca upiywai
wyznaczony ola sejmu termin,
zajeto sic vice kwestya prolon.
gaty onego. Pc dlugich rozpra.
wach, uchwalono przedlu&erie ma
dni pietuascie. Nastepnie odczy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-25

KAfDY, kto p~otrxebuje informacyi " drie-
- dzinie ogioszeh, n~ajlepiej sobfe postapi,
gdy kupi egsemplarz Book for A6vertisers",
EaNiereiaca 80o stronnlc. Cena jednego do.
lara lWysyia sic pocEta "a odebraniem male
aytoscL ZaWiera spis sebrany akuratnis =
American Newspaper DiIectory 7yszvstkich
najlepsEych pism, podaje nczbe ich ebonen-
tow 1 Wsselkie dane tycEace sic ceny r6znych
ogfoszen bimesoWyoh. Address RovelPs Al
Vertising Bureau, 10 Spruce St, New York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-25
OgfOsZemie.

TEtLI choesz poiac jake oglossenie y IN
kiembadz misjsca 1 csasie, piss do Geo
z. Rowen d Co, No. 10 Spruce ST., Nev
The morning call., 1893-10-20
FROM THE FIELD.
A Scientist Returns From
an Expedition.
FOUND SNAKES AND THINGS.
Rich Harvest Reaped in Lower Cali
fornia by a Party From the
Academy of Sciences.

Mrs. Catharine Brandegee, curator of
botany at the Academy Of Sciences. has
returned from Lower California, where
she had been on an exploring expedition
with her husband and DR.. Gustav Essen
for several weeks. AS a result of the
journey into new fields the academy is
enriched with many varieties of plants,
insects and small animals of value to
science.
Mrs. Brandegee was returning on the ill
fated steamer New bern, which went ashore
on the rocks at st. Vincent's Point. After
reaching place of safety her first thought
was for the collection of specimens, which
had been made with great care and after
suffering many privations and hardships.
There were five large cases of plants aud
animals in the New bern's hold, but with
prompt action every one of them was
landed without injury. Now they are
in the academy undergoing classification
and comparison. In the lot it is believed
will be found many duplicates. and yet
there are several original specimens which
have OF been seen here before.
Req riding the results of the expedition
Mrs. Brandegee said she could not say
much for publication in newspapers be-
decreed that discoveries should be given
first to scientific journals. She was busy
at the time com pairing her latest collection
with similar varieties of the same species
plants of course, for Professor Behr was
at work in his department On the newly
arrived chronological specimens.
Nv e explored the region in the vicinity
of San Jose del GabO, down near the cape"
Mrs. Brandegee said in reply to a ques-
tion for location of the exploring pary's
scientific search. while we WIRE near
the coast MIR. Brandegee and DR.. Eisen
employed natives to collect insects, rep
tiles and small animals, SO we soon had a
great quantity of good specimens. 1t is
very SLOW work, for instance. catching
rodents. particularly those that come out
only at night; and | should not be sur
prlsed II some new specimens were found
among the collection. But really it is al
lost too soon to say what We have found.
You know the collections were made with
out studying each specimen, which was
left for after consideration here. After a
few weeks work great number OF speci-
mems were sent up in cases, and in addi-
ton to them / brought five boxes along
with me.
81 noticed that DR.. Eisen was puzzled as
TO the most expeditions manner OF CATCH
ing crabs. lie asked a native for advice
and the native laughed as he thrust one
hand into hole and pulled out a crab al
the end of his finger. The natives paid no
attention 10 the doctors astonishment. but
got more crabs by offering fingers for bait.
We did not like this plan. but the Mexi-
cans did not seem TO feel crabs at their
fingers ends.
There are numerous varieties Of crabs
and crawfish along the coast near the cape
of bright and varied colors and different
sizes. The collection includes many of
these fish. Also. there are several varie-
ties OF reptiles and insects.
1--WE rode into the mountains on mule
back over a new route. and while on that
The morning call., 1893-10-20
AT FULL STEAM.
Escape of the Alexander
From Capture.
STORY OF A SAILORS DIARY
Effect of the View of a Russian
Cruiser on Bold Captain
Mclean.

The story of the cruise of the sealer
Alexander is told in detail in journal
kept by member of her crew, covering
the entire period from her departure from
this port on January 26 last to her return
to San Francisco some weeks ago. From
this diary, which has been perus ed by a
CALL reporter, 1t appears that the vessels
destination was pever other than the jap
anese and Russian sealing grounds, espe-
cially in the neighborhood of Hakodate and
Copper Island. Intemperance reigned
supreme throughout the voyage, and mutt
ines were several times threatened The
most interesting event of the trip Of the
Alexander WAS her escape from Russian
cruiser. The incident is thus related by
the sailor chronicler:
1--WE had run up close to Copper Island
and at times were near the Russian coast.
We took a number of skiDs-in fact nearly
all we had-in the Russian waters. We
spoke several schooners close in to land
There was mist hanging over the
water, and we were on the outlook for
Russian cruisers. The fog lifted little,
and between us and the land was gun
boat. Two echoOners were also in sight,
one bearing away to the south and the
other standing off shore. In an instant all
was confusion on board the Alexander.
Captain Mclean took water like skff,
and was as pale as sheet. He gave orders
to have all of the skins brought on deck
preparatory to throwing them overheard.
look at this fellow. said one of the
men, he is going to give right up and make
us all poor. Amt he going 10 run|
Then | saw the captain talking with the
chief engineer, and heard the latter advise
him TO try and steam away. In the mean
while all the skins were brought on deck
and orders were given TO make ready to
/ throw them iuto the sea. The hunters and
sealers were frenZied.
"'What shall DO. Mr.. Patterson?' asked
the skipper of the man who came in with
us as first officer.
Run. said Patterson.
Mclean said ne would rather lose the
skins than lose the ship. Finally he gave
orders to the engineer to try to escape. and
in five minutes the Alexander was trem-
bling under the pressure of full head of
steam. The Alexander's boiler is double
ender with four furnaces. Only two fur
naces we're used as general thing, but the
bridgewall between the unused furnaces
was knocked down, and The steamer put
ahead at full speed with every furnace
lighted and smoke pouring out of her
funnel. The Russian put after us, but we
held our own and passed across his bows
and out to sea. Luckily the fog came up
again, and we got clear of him. We were
a bout sixteen miles off shore at the time
we sighted the cruiser"
On the return trip TO San francisco the
Alexander's provisions ran short, the -four
got musty, the beef was poor, and nothing
but rottiug food was lett. The shortage
was caused by poor packing. but the Alex
ander's men say that the food was fair UP
to the time they were within weeks run
to San Francisco.
The principal complaint now made by
the Alexauder's crew is that they were
paid in japanese yens. valued al SO cents
The morning call., 1893-10-20
FOSSILS FROM IRELAND.
Valuable Specimens at the Academy
of Sciences.

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The Academy of Sciences has Ire
ceIved an interesting collection of rock
specimens, mostly of a fossiliferous ma
ture, from different parts of Ireland.
Among these specimens are about dozen
varieties of stones, chiefly from the south
and southwest districts of the Emerald
Isle, which is rich in fossil formations.
Although not at all rare they form val
uabe collection 50 far away from where
Dudley c. Stone gathered them. To stu
dents Of geology their value Will mainly
consist in what their fossils indicate in
establishing different periods of geOlOgi-
cal formations in Ireland.
From Cork there is good specimen of
fossil limestone found in the River Lea
several feet below the water level. Il
has a well-preSeryed she'll. larger than a
cookie shell, deeply embedded. Other
varieties are interstraiifed limestone from
the Lee, lias limestone Of dark slate
color with shells, old rel sandstone show
Ing long fossil leaves like rnshes. and a
wavelite with crystals If white stars.
From the mouth of the Shannon comes
tossiiferous slate with fossils valuable
from a scientific point # view.
The 0ldnanla Tadiata. or green slate
stone of Wicklow, which points to dis
trct formation, is among the number.
The morning call., 1893-10-20
LAWRENCE KELLY'S DEATH.
Inquest on the Body-keIIy Started
the Trouble.


the Trouble.
The inquest on the body of Lawrence
Kelly, who was murdered by John Ma.
loney on Filbert street early Wednesday
morning, was commenced yesterday
Very little was brought out beyond what
has already been published.
Mrs. Annie Clark, 2015 Filbert street,
testified that during the card-playiDg and
drinking in her house Kelly commenced a:
MaIoney about not being educated, called
him fool and said he was no good. Ma
loney got angry and she told them to
leave. No threats were made in her
presence Both men were c0nsidera bly,
under the influence of liquor.
DR.. t. L. MahOuey SAID he was called
abont / O'Clock Wednesday morning to
2016 Filbert street and when he got there
Kelly gasped twice and died. He de-
scribed the condition Of the dying man
when he first saw him.
Michael Kelly, 2016 Filbert street testi-
fed that Maloney and Lawrence Kelly lad
difficulty in Mrs. Clark's about which of
them won a game at cards. That was
settled but shortly afterward they had
an other difficulty about learning. Law
renee Kelly said he was a better scholar
than Maloney and that Maloney was a
fool. Lawrence had been reciting poetry.
Shortly after they all left Mrs. Clark's
house he and Lawrence Kelly met Ma
louey and Peter Crowley, Maloney's land
lord, in front of witnesses house. Ma
loney aud Lawrence rushed at each other
without saying word and fought like
tigers. He tried to interfere and got cut
on the fingers. He was so excited he did
see anything. He called to Crowley to
separate them but he did not rememb bel
whether Crowley tried to do 50 or not.
The inquest viii be resumed at 10:3C
O'Clock this morning.