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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-21
r KIN & GO q N E z.
TRINITY SQUARE,
Saturday Sale-Special Prices in Every Dept


CoTToN UNDERWEAR.
10 dozen Ladies' White
Shirts, a styles, worth from
62c to 75c, at 47c.
10 dozen Ladies' Night
Dresses, 3 styles, worth from
62c to 75c, sale price ACC.
S dozen Ladies Wrappers,
$1,000.
SHOE DEPT.
3 cases of Ladies' Dongola
Kid Boots, sale price 7oc pair.
6oo-Ladies' Oxford Ties;
former price e8c a pair.
$I.3o-Ladies' fine dongo-
la kid, button and lace, COM
mon sense and opera toe,
smooth inner soles, every pair
warranted, that sell at So pair,
sale price SI.3e a pair
Misses spring, heel but
ton, patent tip, sizes II to 2,
that sell at 81 a pair, sale
price 78c a pair.
Child's Shoes at half price.
Boys Heavy School Shoes,
in lace, sizes II to 2, worth
81 a pair, sale price CSC pair.
Boys fine oil Calf Shoes,
sale price o8c a pair.
Mems fine Calf Shoes, sale
price $I.87 a pair.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Mems Outing Shirts, sale
price 47c each.
Everything in this depart
ment marked down.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-21

RlDIkM 4 COONLY.
Trinity Square.
NORTON DEPT.
Best Linen Thread 200 yds
&c spool.
Willimantic &c spool.
John English's Needles &c
paper.
Black Pins &c box.
Knitting Needles &c set.
2OOO Paper of Pins 1c
Clinton Safety Pins DC all
sizes.
Ammonia Sc a bottle.
Pomade Vaseline 1Oc.
Vaseline &c.
Pears Soap 1Oc cake.
Bay Rum. &c bottle.
Florida Water &c bottle.
DRESS GOODS.
10 pieces Crepon; these are
actually 81 goods; elegant
style, new shades, sale price
4oc a yard.
Choice of our entire assort-
ment Of soc Dress Goods at
45c yard.
HOSIERY DEPT.
100 dozen Ladies' fast
black, cotton Hose, fine quail
ty, sale price &c a pair.
100 dozen Mems Seamless
1-2 Hose, sale price &c a pair.
IS dozen Misses fast black
Hose, seamless, size S to 8
1-2, IL lac a pair.
IS dozen Boys Bicycle
Hose, wide rib, very heavy,
I9c a pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-21
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

Visit Glove Department tomorrow Bargains that will please
Moqutailes and States worth 81 price tomorrow
Shook laced ali coors 75c One lot the shades
old and blues with large pearl buttons LOO
pair r feta blacks tans 15c and 49, pair
Gaunt ct Gloves fabrics 38c and SOC pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-21
CITY OF PAWTUCKET.
APPLICATIONS FOR SECOND
CLASS LICENSES.

Office of the License Com
missioners.
Pawtucket, R. l.,
April FL, 1893.
Applications for license to
sell pure, spurious, intoxi-
eating and malt liquors have
been made by the following
named persons:
SECOND CLASS.
George Brothers. 81 Melton street.
william Carver, ee Jefferso" avenue.
Michael T. bIlins, 10 school street.
John j. Devlin. Hurley avense and No. +lo
john Duty, ss7 Mineral Spring avenue.
John Erwin, SO Wster street.
Dan ei Ferguson. 10. Broad street.
David Howart, 92s Main street and Dex.
James Holahan 80 Park street.
Thomas B. Kenney Co. loi Pawtucket
Norihup Cogsesbal, 50 North Main street.
John schoneld. 7s7 Main street.
The Board of License Com
missioners will be in session
at their Office FRIDAY,
MAY 9Th, at S:I5 o'clock
p. m, at which time and place
all persons so desiring may
be heard on the matter of
granting said applications.
CHARLES n. JENkS,
BERNARD KEENAN,,
GEORGE M. REX,
License Commissioners.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-21
GINGHAMS.

GlNGHAMS.
New Spring styles, latest color
ing. See window display.
1000 yards at 7ac per yard.
1000 yards at 10c per yard.
1900 yards at l2sc per yard.
WOOL DRESS GOODS.
Choice of IL different patterns,
new weaves, all colors; only SOC
per yard; worth Csc a yard.
SMALL WARES.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.-Rub-
ber combs, all kinds, including
BARRIERS, round, fine, coarse and
s in straight, pocket combs in
cases-all at 8 and 10c each, just
half price.
BUTTONS - 200 dozen, all
colors, different styles; warranted
to wash. Only &c per dozen.
YELLING.
Latest styles in black and COL
ors, fancy border and plain ; sc
to 25c per yard.
RUGS AND OILCLoTH.
Two-thirds of our basement de-
voted to these goods. Saturday
we offer our entire line, all new
goods, at bargain prices to intro
duce this department.
OIL CLOTH-A dozen differ
ent patterns, all widths, from 10
to 42c per yard.
Table Oilcloth, ga, only 20c a
yard; GA, only 25c yard.
Shelf oilcloth very cheap.
RUGS-39c each, 1896, usual
ly retailed at SOC each.
BARGAIN PRICES
1Sx36 at 97c each.
21x46 at 500 each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-21
IN INFANTS WEAR.

lot Ell broidered White Craks. special value, $175
Two snecas in Long Dresses, at 25c and Soc each
Chidrens Silk Hats in all the and desirable shades,
end Sic each Special drive in Embroidered Hats pink blue
nd ite 05cea
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-21

ITO LET-A cottage house. Moderi i'm.
i prov, ments. Apply at 23s East avenue.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-21

kAulklN a UUUALl
Trinity Square.
DOMESTIC DEPT.
Towels-Essential and nee
cessary articles for the house
hold.
Housekeepers Attention
80 dozen all Linen Huck
Towels, see the size. 42x2o,
extra value, sale price IIc
each
so dozen one-half bleached
heavy Damask Towels, large
size, fast borders, sale price
TIC.
The biggest bargain of
them all-25 dozen Gall we
could get at presently bleached
Barnsley Towels, 45x22 in,
sale price nc.
Another big bargain-2o
dozen bleached Damask
Towels, knotted fringe, size
42x22, sale price nc.
TABLE COVERINGS.
S pieces all linen, double
Damask, 81 inches wide, ele-
giant, quality, worth Csc, at
4Sc a yard.
S pieces Turkey Red Dam
ask, fast colors, Sc inches
wide, sale price aIc.
CoRsETs.
Balls SIC.
DR.. Warmers, SIC.
w. B. 40, 81.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-21

-SPE IAL SALE FOR SA ATURDAY ONLY
Imoosnt notice o engineers and machni-t. Blue
Fanne shirts that have heretofore 500 for 81 25 special sale
price 81 &C. At this they cannot last long, Advise
call esry Here of importance to in Of
Ov.rs and Jumpers Checked Oves and Jumpers that have al
38 5O sale price 29c Blue Overas that have al
for SOC and 55 sale price 29c These in sizes SO 80
SThese Overas job lot and when they sold out
there he for this money.
At SOC you will find Chevo Domet flannel, English Duck,
plain black and white stripe sateen and all other cloths
that made Shirt large assortment OF Gents
LaunderedS rs 81 TIL snoting cannot find in Windsor
Ties here that l. made An extra at 2c Lib ty
Srars for ladies' 20 all coors Have had pair of the Boston
Supender The most wonderful value offer price 2 and 50
BOYS DEPARTMENT.
Come here for Bows Blouses Why?
and the largest choose from
display of Waists and Bouses 25c 39c and SOC each.
We have received another large order Bows Pants and
amongst them will find good pant Soc Corduroy
Pants at SO and 81 35 pair These in a. No bet
ter wearing goods made than Corduroy Try pair
Come here for Boys Su Our prices arelrom $50 81 and
any prize between.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-21
BOSTON Store.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BUILDING,
PAWTUCKET, r. T.
PAWTUCKET, r. I.

the lookout Tor snap shots In cne
wav Of bargains read this advertisement carefully
through Tomorrow, Saturday, will be Bargain
Day all over the house. Every department. will
speoiaties to offer you at startling reductions
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Grad Opening of Priestly & Co.'S Black Dress Goods
Tomorrow, Saturday
pieces of their choicest styles, regular SLAB goods
ONLY 81 per ward.
Silk Warp Henriettas India Twils All Wool Henriet
Elegant goods all new at about the Of importation
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT.
are receiving vel selected stock Of
ekes and have thing that % desirable to show y0u
Ladies Jackets P,ssn S ad sizes that ranged W; i'm in
the bargain counter tomorrow at S275 EACH Bee
intend special Ladies' Wrappers for Sat
dav They "bu I'M rs"
Lot ! in well assorted patterns the best 81 Wrapper
ey found the bargain counter at tn
do t O. .nh
sy regulr 49, SLIPS aud 81 49, tors urday only 81 each
a5 Zen W Pr e%sa ing n many sys y never shown
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR DEPT
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Ladies rbbd 40 Hose Hermsdorf dye worth
d. @ oats1e s @ t~S hTepd b ct Cotton Hose Hsrmsdo dye
Men, tw thread fast black Cotton Hose HesdO dye piced
heel and toe at III UNpERWESR RSs sqoiEF pEFARrMESr
Mems white Summer Meno Shirts and Drawers, extra finish
Spring weight white and natural WOOL Shirts and
Drawers pearl buttons and silk stitched ST.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Saturday will place Of the best
Shoes in city at prices that defy compition
ngoa button and kid fox and cloth fox, at $3.50
worth SO 80 and $40O
Ladies Dopgoa button, at $2 regular price $3.50
Ladies ,ngoa button and lace, 81 75; worth 81
Ladies Dongoa button patn tip and plain toe at $ worth
Misses Dongoa button patent tip spring heel broken Sizes at
Misses Dongola, button at 81; worth $125
Chid Dongola, button, patent tip spring heel, at 6Oc.
Boys Yea, Calf fat all rrces from SOC 10 81
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
25 dnzeu ubeached Bath Towels large sze for 25 regular
price l0c each.
25d zen Persian Bath Towels 1896 IL 12c eacn
Glass Linen, 16nches wide different styles of checks
10c yard regular price IL 12c yard.
pieces fine Damask GA inches wide, 69c yard
regular price 75c yard.
lot fancy Table Covers something 81 EACH Ask to
them
SPECIALS IN INFANTS WEAR
lot en- broidered White Cluaks speca value, $1.75.
Two srecials n Long Dresses, at 25c and SOC each
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-21
WOOL DRESS GOODS.

Choice of IL different patterns,
new weaves, all colors; only SOC
per yard; worth Csc a yard.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-21
9awtnfket Tribuue.

PAwTUCKET. FRIDAY, APRIL 81. iss
rELErHosE. ana
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-21
KID GLOVES.

To quote prices is too monotonous We merely state
that we have new shipment open for inspection in
Ladies, Misses, Childrens Boys and Mems Shoes Our
basket lot at the door will convince you of low prices
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-21
SMALL WARES.
vEIlING.

Latest styles in black and col
ors, fancy border and plain 81
TO 25c per yard.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-21
Mems Furnishings.


Finest assortment In the city of Ties In
ecks and Four in Hands, at 25c and Soc
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-11-30

Rev. Turbine breaches every
Sunday at 3 o'clock.
Alex Blair has moved up from
Greenbush into his own house.
Services were held in the Cath
Ole church here Sunday and Mon
day. ..sa=- + ::
/ Mrs. Knifin has moved into the
upper part Of Andrew Kennedy's
house. ."
Winter has come to stay: May
God help the poor. They will see
pretty tough times before spring.
Charlie Mcclellan and Johnnie
Claggett drove through to Keith
& McClellan's camp Monday after
noon. -. .,
Marsh Northway had Car load
of feed come in Friday, and he
will dispose of it at the Neuman
building. . ..*...s :.
The Mallette House is full to
OVERLOOKING. The bridge railroad
crew may finish this week and that
will relieve the pressure.
! - a. . : s,sL - ! 2 II
L;ioots Of people commend the
| UNION for it's manly and independ-
ent course on the silver question.
In the long run manly independ.
ence pays.
The flour and feed business is
slightly overdone in this town al
present. There are four of them.
but they all seem to be doing
something.
J. Mrs. N. G. Dunning has opened
up her little store and ought to dc
a nice business. She carries a full
line of millinery, fresh confection
cry, pure candies and other knic
knacks. See her card.
A bad cold and another allmen
, forced Mr.. H. R. Mallette to re
main in his room for several days
: My, how he did fret and fume
Hen would prefer hanging to
months Imprisonment.
| H. P. Lund has just returned
, from St. Cloud. Hans guards tn
interests of the Great Northern il
this vicinity well, and it is RICH
that he should for that is what b
is paid for. Some of the poo
devils here would have more at
lection for that gigantic corpora
ton if it paid It's just claims NOR
,, promptly. %
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cratic ticket on the color line alone.

I remember how some Republi-
cans criticised Senator Washburn
when he voted to set aside the last
force bill. / thought he was right
then and still think SO. If we
could get rid Of some Of these
ideas the Republicans might make
some inroads in the south. It
would be better for everybody.
It would be well to accept certain
conditions as we find them and
not try to legislate against the in
eYitable. -
ARTI5TTR w DTTNN. s
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Planning Mill Notice.

Hereafter and until further notice
lumber will be surfaced at Scots per
M, and flooring, ceiling and siding at
$3.50 per NJ, at I. H. Estes planning
Mill, south of -four mill.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-11-30
FORESTON BREEZES.

NAILS arrive from St. Cloud and all points west
and south at 9:35 Am. From Milaca and Prince
ton at 4:05 P. N. Mails close for St. Cloud west
ern and southern points at $3.50 P. NJ. For Milaca
and Princeton at 500 A. N. Office open from A.
N. to 9P. NJ -'. E. E. PRICE, P. M.
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W WASHINGTON LETTER.
A. w. Dunn Tells of Pleasant
Trip to the Sunny
South.

--'tr. SOUTH TEss
He Has No Use for Force Bills
> and Thinks Intelligence
Should Rule.
From the Unions Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Nov. give.
have just returned from one Of the
many pleasant excursions Of the
Gridiron Club. This time it. was
to the sunny south-Asheville, n.
G. This is one of the most charm
ing spots it that great country Of
which the northern people hear so
much, but in reality know so little.
Asheville is in the mountains, near
the Tennessee line; that eastern
Tennessee which was known as the
most loyal part of the whole coun-
try during the war. If the noun
tain district of North Carolina had
had the same opportunity, it is
possible that it, too, would have
made the same record. But>we did
not 60 to Asheville to fight over the
war, or speculate upon what the
people of a generation ago might
have done. We went for pleasure
and we had it. The good people
of North Carolina made the trip
very pleasant, indeed. They have
a great country down there and
one which in the future will be-
come we'll known. It. is reached
by the Richmond & Danville sys-
tenn, one of the best roads, and
running through the best country
in the South. Skirting along the
foot hills Of the Blue Ridge noun
tains, or climbing by winding way
to near their SUBMITS to find Ashe-
vile situated amidst their peaks,
the R.. & D.. always affords its
passengers a delightful and pictur-
esque journey.
The city of Asheville is we'll
known for several reasons; among
them being the famous Battery
Park Hotel, the magnificent noun
tain scenery to be viewed from its
porticos, the fact that it is the of
fetal residence of Bill Nye-anc
by the way Nye is getting fat
and that within a few miles o:
Asheville George w. Vanderbilt
is erecting one Of the grandes
piles of masonry in the shape of ;
country residence that this Repub
lie has ever seen. It is upon al
estate of 10000 acres which he i
improving and identifying in tn
most lavish manner. He ha
money to spend and the people o
, Asheville are helping him to spen,
it. There are many other attrac
tons in this beautiful mountain
city, and the hospitality of tn
good people of Asheville assiste'
us to the best there we're.
I have been in the south seyera
times before and have bee,
very much impressed wit
that region. The south is doin;
we'll. I become more and NOR
convinced with every trip / max
that if there could be less talk G
equal rights, of free ballot, and
the menace Of Negro dominatio
could be withdrawn, a large shar
of the south would be Republica
in politics. At least there woul
be a more healthful division /
politics. than now exists. Th
white people own IS per cent {
the property and they do not il
tend to allow the owners Of th
other five per cent, even if the
are in the majority, to control Il
State and municipal affairs; an
| yet in all the time | have been
the south / never had colore
man come to me and tell me til:
he was not being treated right.
believe that this part Of Mort
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-1@MY ANNUAL@g5-
SALE!
Begins Dec. st and Continues until the
First of the Year. @""1

E Uupackng the Largest and Best Assortment of Holiday
Goods brought to the City Of Princeton have purchased
this stock entirely from Eastern Markets. and buying them have
considered the Scarcity Of Money and bought them accordingly
and with at the Quality and Price
Of these Beautiful Holiday Goods have Anything and Everything
Suitable Gift for the Young the Middle and the DID, We
have enough
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SilVerWQre j.,

waiting for requested to bring
Coupons the Store and will redeem them Sverware
at 10 per cent their This Sverware still
Public will until have Supplied dining
room in Princeton with Siverware
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-06
Yacht suftana zatOpi0ny.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, 3 kwle

KoNsTANrYNoPoL, 5 kwiet.
= w niedziele zatoua{ prywa-
thy pa}acowy yacht parowy
su}tana W drodze Yildiz Kio-
sku do lsdu. Sta}o sic to wsku-
tex kolizyi jakimsparowcem,
kt6ry literalnie rozcial yacht
ma pol. Zatoniecie nastapi}o W
tejze chwili. Mkt z pokladu
yachtu ME zostal uratowany.
Szesdziesiat os6b z za2ogi re
sluzby palscowej utonsio.
Opr6cz kosztownego urzadze::
MIA yachtu zatoneia niezmiernie
kosztowna i wspania@a zastawa
srebrna stolu su}ta1skiego.
Sultan zwykle uzywa2ten yacht
do wycieczek ma morze : i
wlasnie "a pol godziny mial
wsiast ma jego pok}ad,
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MorderstwO W ShermeryilIe.

MOruorSCWO W OHorIuorflllts
w miasteczku Shermerville, okolo
10 mil "a Chicago, mad koleja G. M.
& St. Paul, popesniono tajemnicze
morderstwo. Wczoraj rano znaleziono
zw{oki Williama Hubnera, m1odego
farmera, okolo 2 mile "a Shermerville
W gestwinie i okoliclnosci swiadcza,
ze popelnione zostaso morderstwo.
Ma szyi jego byly znaki uduszenia,
kieszenie byiy powywracane.
Hubuer pracowai u wuja swojego,
farmera Nc Craine, kt6ry ma posia-
dlosci try mile ma posudnie cd mia
sta. w sobote opuscil farme, by 3D.
wiedzic przyjacio3 W miescie mial
$98 W kieszeni. Ostatni raz widziano
go W towarzystwie Mat. Rohra,
Georgia. sandley.i Thomasa Healy
W pewnej piwiarni. Wszyscy ozterej
byli pijani. Poniewaz Rohr sandley
znikli, przeto podejrzenie Przeciw
MIN sic zwrociso. Tajni policyanci W
ciagu dnia znalezli ich aresztowali.
Aresztowano takze Thomasa Healy.
Wszyscy trzej twierdza, ze NOR
derstwie mic ME wiedza i ze udowo-
dnia swa niewinnos6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-06
OdWazna kObieta.

Pani Anna Heidemann wczoraj po-
poludniu wr6ciwszy wizyty do
swego mieszkania pm. 1l42 Milwa.
ukee ave., zastala W swym pokoju
jakiegos cz2owieka zatrudnionego
zabieraniem rzeczy kosztowniejszych.
Me namyslajac sic wiele, rzucila sic
ku MENU i porwawszy 60 "a w1osy,
g}osno wola}a pomoc. Mkt jej je-
dnakowoz ME ssyszas i rabusiowi
udalo sic wymknad: uderzy} pania
Heidemann W twarz i wybieg3. Ale
pani Heidemann wybiegia "a MIN, a
spotkawszy policyanta Meyera w.
North ave., soigala MIN uciekajace-
60. Schwytano go istotnie i zaprowa
dzono ma stacya, gdzie prey MIN zna-
leziono zbi6r monet pochodzacych
zapewne z iunego rozboju i narzedzia
zlodziejskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-06
Czwartek, dnia 6 Kwietnia 1898 r.

p. Dupuy, nowy prezy-
dent ministr6w, dis po raz
pierwszy wystepuje W lzbie
deputowanych.
= z Dublina telegrafuja,
ze lady Montague, Rt6rej pro-
ces o zamordowanie przez o.
okrutne obchodzenie sic 13.
letniej c6reczki budzi1 pred
rokiem tyle sensacyi, zosta}a
obecnie po up}ywie terminu
zwolniona z wiezienia. Udaje
sic ma 2 lata W podr6z po Eu.
ropie z mezem.
= W Chill (po}ud. Amery'
ka } zosta} ogsoszony stan wo-
jenny.
q Petersburga donosza,
il car Aleksander III znalaz}
W tych dniach W albumie
fotografe jednego z zabojc6w
Aleksandra II. w jaki
spos6b sic tam dosta}a? mkt
uie vie. -. Uwazaja to "a
rodzaj ostrzezenia ze strony nj
hilist6w.
= w Paryzu trwajs dalej
rozprawy W sadzie rozjemczym
W sprawie morza Behringa.
= z Argentyny (po1ud.
Ameryka) donosza, ze W kole'
gium W Catamarcc zbuntowali
sic studenci i napadli z rewol-
werami ma profesor6w. Pc
krwawej walce policys 23ch
student6w uwieziono.
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FGIGgTamy zagranieEne,
Cholera W ROsyi.

BERLIN, 5go kwietnia. =
Wiadomosci nadchodzace z
Rosyi ME pozostawiajs juz
aadnej watpliwosci, re cholera
zaczyna sic tam szerzyc gwa}-
townie z nastaniem cieplej-
szych dni. Podlug wiadomo-
Sci urzedowych, cd 1890 do
a6go marca by}o IS wypadk6w
cholery 10 wypadk6w smier-
ci W miescie CUB. Orei, po3oao
nem W Rosyi srodkowej i sta
nowiacem wazny punkt han
dlowy. W gubernii ufmskiej,
jak podaja r6wniez urzsdowe
wiadomosci, by}o cd II do 27
marca "a wypadk6w cholery i
80 smierci. W CUB. elizawat-
polskiej na Kaukszie W ciagu
tygodnia cd 22go do 2sgo
marca urzedownie zanotowano
10 wypadk6w zarazy, W tel
liczbie 4 zako1czone smiercia.
Urzsdowe dane ME wspomina-
ia ami o CUB. saratowskiej ami
o podolskiej ami o Petersbur-
GU okolicach, gdzie, jak via
domo powszechnie, szerzy, sic
wszsdzie cholera, ME MONA
wiec zbyt wierzye ich doksad-
nosci. Lekarze SO zdania, ze
W roku biezacym Rosya costa
ME dotknieta kleska cholery
przynajmniei tax ciszka, jak
W roku ubiegfym.
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OtWarcie parlamentu
W Hiszpanii.

MADRYr, 5-go kwietnia. =
Kr6lowa regentka Marya Kry-
sigma W asystencyi ma}ego kr6.
la Alfonso, otworzy}a dis
Kortezy (parlament). Odby}o
sic to z ceremonia. W otocze-
niu kr6lowej byli czionkowie
rodziny kr6lewskiej, a miedzy
innemi m}oda arcyksiezniczka
Ehbieta austryacka. Krolowa
7ypowiedzia}a move tronowa,
6t6rej tresc jest juz znana, g}o-
sno i wyraznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-06
ulADOMOSCl MIEJSC0VR
Jak z rabusiami sic obchodza.

00h AoUuoAoA oAS VDSAVuAS
Me div, ze rabusie broja tax bar.
dzo W Chicago, jezeli z mimi tax
lagodnie sic obchodza, jak W wypad-
ku, ktory zamierzamy opowiedziet.
Pan Oscar Marxsen W poniedzia1ek
popo}udniu godz. 3jecba} W buggy
przez Graceland ave., gdy nagle
mfody silny cz}owiek we wieku moze
% lat rzucis sic naprzeciw koni i "a.
trzymawszy je, rozkazal panu Marx
senowi oddac p;eniadze, ktore ma
PREY sobie. Ten jednak woiai glosno
ponoc, rabus zwr6ci} sic do ucie.
czki. Napadniety i W sasiedztwie
mieszkajacy pewien ogrodnik puscili
sic "a uim W pogoh, pochwycili go i
zaprowadzili ma stacya policyjna ma
rogu ulic Halsted i Addison ave.,
gdzie znalazla sic rowniez niejaka
pani Drzewiecka, kt6ra opowiedziala,
il tenze czlowiek takze ma nia napa-
dal. Panu Marxsen powiedziano, ze
musi sic postarac rozkaz aresztowa'
mia najblizszego sedziego pokoju.
Pan Marxsen tez u sedziego Mahoney
"a 81 otrzymal TAXI rozkaz. Ale roz.
kaz ten brzmiaf W ten spos6b, il byi
wydauy ME "a napast rozb6jnicza,
tylko "a nieporzadne zachowanie sic.
Kiedy wczoraj ia sprawa pred sedzia
Mahoney zostaaa ma st6i wprowadzo.
na, rabusa ME by}o. Skazano go ma
SO kary in contumaciam. zapewne
nigdy kary tei ME sciagna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-06
z par. SW. Kazimierza.

Otrzymnjemy 3askawa wiadomose,
il W parafi sw. Kazimierza ma po}u-
dnicwo zachodniej stronie miasta (W.
22ga ul. Whippe) zaiozyso sic W
pouiedzia}ek 3go kwietnia move pol
skie Towarzystwo sw. Stanissawa
Kostki, wstepujace IN copore do
zjed. Pol. Rzym. Kat. p. 0. B. S. j.
Towarzystwo to liczy AZ czsonk6w.
Jestto trzecie juz towarzystwo W tel
para6i, nalezace do Zjednoczeuia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-06
NOtatki telegraficzne
z zagranicy.

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wczoraj zatons@ bryg norweg-
ski Mustang wskutek starcia
okretem angielskim ,,Errol".
Ten ostatni jest mocno uszko-
dzony. za}oga Mustangs"
uratoWana.
Z Londynu donoszs, IL "
polud. Walii wiele kopalni
wstrzymalo rohoty. Oko1o TO-.
900 ludzi utracilo prace.