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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
- Obvc bv sic obv1

Obye by sic oby} =
odrzekl Cries.. Ale widzisz,
jakby TAX wielu innych po-
wiedzia}o, toby tysiace costa
}y W domu. A przecie chodzi
0 ziemie ojczysta nasza, Q
mas wszystkich, vice wszyscy
musimy isG.
- A wr6cisz wnet?
= Bog jeden VIE! Mo2e
wnet, mole mnie d}ugo ME
bedzie; a moze....
Facial usta a Ma}gosia
zacze}a p}akac. Zrozumia}a, co
Grzes chcia} powiedziec: "a
mole wcale ME wr6ce.'
Ubicg}a zn6w chwila W
milczeniu. Przerwa}o ia VIOLA
ME kukaszowej Z chaty
Ma}gosi.
- Cries, WEI ma pamiat-
Ike ten medalik z Matka
Boska Czestochowska
rzekla Ma}go,ia - podajac
mu poswiecony medallk
Zawies 60 ma piersiach
m6dl sic doKr6lowej Nlebios,
abys Gallo wyszed} z Walk.
Ja.., ja... bede ma ciebie.
czeka}a / bede sic modll{a,
abys wr6cil. Zostah z Bogiem.
Cries ME mial czasu 3D.
powiedziec; chyzo wbieg}a do
chaty. On schowa} medalik i
odszed} W zamysleniu.
Gdyby ME to zamyslenle,
spostrzeg}, re z oddali
Piotrek ma to wszystko patr7a}
i cierp} z zawisci a rece
zaciska]ac szepta}:
Mech on sobie jeno
p6idzie do Kosciuszki! Mech
Jeno pojdzie!
w diva dni poteln ruch
wielki zrobi{ sic w Brzezinie'
DO zjawil sic MARGIN. Ca}ej
wsi snadno sic by}o dowle-
dzieG, re wr6ci}, DO ledwo
wszedi miedzy pierwsze chatY,
zaspiewa} co gard}a starczy}o
piosenke wojskowa, kt6ra
wszyscy znali, DO ia czesto
wyspiewywa}, kujac W kuznl.
Z kazdej chaty wychodzlll
ludzie, witajac Marcina. Wnet
sic PREY MIN grenada ludu
zebra}a, a poniewa3 w niej
tel i m}odzi byli, vice zaczel ii
Marcinowi w piesni wt6rowac.
| szedl spiew przez wies ma
pola, ma lasy, ma b}onia,
Gala okolica cchem spiewa}a
Oh dana, dana, diana,
Ojczyzna kochana!
MARGIN ME odpowiada} ma
p~owitania, jeno szed} a spie-
wal, a "a MIN grenada
spiewajaca a bardzo zacieka-
wiona.
Gdy doszli do kuzni rozwarl
MARGIN drzwi ma $ciezaj, a
potem dopiero rzek}:
= Mech bedzie pochwalo
ny Jezus Chrystus!
- Ma wieki wicklow! =
odrzck}a grenada.
- A co? ---prawi} MARGIN
usm;echajac sic; ME wypro-
rokowalem ia, re wo]na bedzie?
Ho, no, starry zo}nierz poczu1e
wOine. lax pics lOWiecki
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
SkOWIK
KO5@lU5ZKI
Powiastka.
(Ciag dalszy.)

pdy harmat ME widzi. Ale
Jakby zobaczy} wo]sko, toby
moze w row wlaz}. Wojenka,
to trudne rzemios}o; pctrzeba
do oiej wiecej, nil umlec
qwizdaG jak slowik.
Byla to p%rzym6wka ola
Grzesia, kt6ry W istocle
umias tax gwizda6, IL splew
sEowika do z}udzeuia naslado-
wax. Sam ME wiedzia}, jak
sic tego %nauczy}. Slysza}
cresto. s}owiiki, sprobowa}
gvizdaG, i udalo sic. Zmlar-
kowawszy moznoSt, pocza}
sic GwiczyG W s}owlczem
ewizdaniu / tax sic w MEM
wydoskonalil, re gdy sic W
gesewlne schowaf, a zagwlz-
daI, to kto ME wiedzla{,
n6gIby p~rzysiadz, il to
p~rawdziwy s{owik. Piotrek !
tego anu zazdrosci}, wiec mu
eeraz p%rzymawia}.
Cries o%dpowiedzi d}uznym
oie pozosta1.
Me najgorzej to jeszcze,
rzekt - gdy kto potraf
g,wizdat iak s}owik. Ale
goezej, gdy kto tch6rzem
podszyty, strach ma pred
woina i gdy inni bija sic "a
kraj, on w domu "a plecem
siedz;, a jeszcze innych "a
soba ciagnie. Ten co jak
sEowik gwizdac potraf. mole
iud1om przyiemnosc sprawlc;
TAXI zas tchorz jeno druglch
ucy, ably tch6rzami byli.
Smiech powsta} ma te
sIowa W gromadce Grzeslo-
wei a Piotrek zaczerwlenl{
sic /. spusciwszy nos, juz sic
gkosno ME odzywa}, 1eno do
swoicI1 z cicha cos gada}...
Wieczorem tel samei ME
dz1e|i przyszedl Cries do
chaey Iukasza.
Ojcze kukaszu - rzek1.
W"yscie najmedrsi z mas,
~ad5cie co robiG. Tam sic
aasi bija "a nasza ojczyst9
.zIeenle, a my donna sledzlec
uae1ay? Przecie my tel dziecl
tel ziemi; jak pan KoSciuszko
l,exzie mia1 wojska "a ma}o,
10 przegraja i ma mas spadnle
wina> Radzcie isG czy ME isc
do. CANA KoSciuszki?
Irudna tn .rada - odrzek1
z powaga Lukasz.
Il gdy wszystka m}6dz
&c wsi ma wojne wyjdzie -
odrzwala sic Lukaszowa
kro bedzie pole uprawia} i Q
nas starych dba}? Nam juz
sill brak; radzibysmy CIGAR
ara<,y ma mlodszych z}ozyli
Prawda, prawda, =
prxywt6rzy} Lukasz.
A jak pan KoSciuszko
przcgra = odpar} Grze$, =
10 oasn Moskale wlcza do
VISA Wtedy bedzie gorzej
Prawda i to dodal
LukaSz~
Chwile panowa}o milczenie
y 7zbie. kukasz cos w g}owic
waEyzz, rozmysla}, al W kohcu
weactua}:
81, gdyby TAX March
byE,s onby najlepie1 porad7i]
aahy po1adzl!..
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

czekac. MOze PlzyJuz1c JdN'
wiadomosG cd pana Kosclusz-
XII, )akie oredzie. Tymczasem
czekac.
= TAX jest, ma lepie1 cze-
kae = przywt6rzy} kukasz
zonie. = Moze przyjdzle
jake oredzie!...
GrzeS zwiesit glove; ME
smia} sic movie starszych
opieraG, ale SERGE mt ko}ata-
10 i W duszy jego juz byte
p"ostanowione, re tax czy
owak, on do pana Koscluszki
p6jdzie.
Me Iatwa . to ola niego
bylo rzecza, DO W sercu lego
by}a opr6cz Boga / ojczyzny,
jeszcze i mi}osG do Ma}gosi
c6rki kukaszowej. Me gadali
wprawdzie oboje m}odzi wiele
O tenn, ale oczami powiedzie-
Ii sobie, re sobie wzajem So
mill. A gdy takie uczucie
serca sic chwyci, ciezka z
MEM sprawl; we wszystkiem
chce bye ma najpierwszem
miejscu, a ME ustepowac
zadnemu innemu. w sercu
Grzesia by} cd kilku dni
zamet wielki, spiera}y sic W
MEM uczucia mi}osci do ziemi
ojczystej i uczucic doMa}gosi.
Bledny ch}opiec ME wiedzia}
sobie rady, ale czu}, re
mi}osG do ojczyzny bierze
gore.
Co Ma}gosia ma to powie?
Go ona powie? lego sic ta}
i stracha} i ola tego unika} z
MIA rozmowy w ostatnlch
dniach. MySlai sobie, re gdy
Z MA wcale ME bedzie m6wil
przez niejaki czas, to zamiar
przystania do pana Kosciusz-
XII tymczasem W MIN mocniej
sic utrwali, stwardnieje, azeby
sic wobec Ma}gosi / slow je]
i mole 1ez ostac m6g}.
Ale dis juz ME spos6b z
MIA ME pogadac. Cho6 je) "
izbie ME by}o, gdy z rodzi-
cami je) m6wi}, vie dobrze,
re by}a W komorze i kazde
s}owo s}ysza}a. Vie tcz i 0
tenn, re gdy z libby wyjdzie,
spotka ia przededrzwiami lub
W ogr6dku,
l ME omyli} sic; Ma}gosia
sta}a PREY p}ocie ogrodu,
Spuscila oczY i wzrok utopia
W ziemie. GrzeS czu}, ze z
MIA cieze1 gadaG, niz z jej
ojcami. Wcale ME wiedzia},
|jak zaczaG. Ale milczeG ME
MONA.
- Maigos = rzek}.
Chcia' jeszcze cos powie-
dziec, lecz jakos mu g}osu
zabrak{o.
Ona podnios}a ma niego
niebieskie oczy / njby sic
usmiechne}a, ale snadno
poznac by}o MONA, re jei sic
raczej ma place zanosi. Me
czekaiac, co daIej powie,
zapyta}a:
= Kiedy idziesz do pana
KoSciuszki isc trzeba.
- Niewiem - odrzek1 -
mole jutro, mole pojutrze. :.
| znowu milczeli.
A must te1 tn k0niecz.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

DIR. FRANK POWELL gruntownle sic wyuczy} sztuki lekarsklei
W najwyzszych szko}ach doktorskich W Ameryce. Mai tz sposobnosc
nauczYG sic cd INDYAN leczacei mocv r6znych zNf traw, cd ME-
pamretnych czas6w do ]eczen,a chorob uzywanYch. Jest or lekarzem
woskowym regularuej armu Stanow Zednoczonych egzaminuJacym
chirurg1ern.
Nauke W szkofach nabvtq udoskonah d}ugoletna praktyka wyro-
biz soble w}asn9 metode leczen1a.
Leczy take lstownie. Choremu, ktory zasega jego radY psmnenn1e,
pose}a do wype}n1enia PAPER z rozmateml zapytanami. Lekarstwa
przese}a takze, ma zadanle, przez pocte lub expres9m. Ale re
" La CROSSE jest wiece1 os6b nazw1skiem PoweL. przeto uPrasza
sic ma rogu koperty u CORY napasac WHITE BEAVER (Bla}y B6br),
pod kt6rYm to przydomk;em zna1a naszego s4awnego doktora rome
szczepY Indyahske W Ameryce.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

Na}odpowlednieiszv tam Sa
LON OLA KOBOTNlKOW
GROCERNIA.
Bracia Grlesel &c
wszystkich sa1on'stdw W WI
monte NAJWIECEJ PlWA
Na1lepsza K q " e h b a.
t e ma]a / wszclkie lnne
towary grocerne w najlepszYm
ga1unku utrzy1nui Mie]c,e
W faskawej pamiecfirme:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

M& W WINONlE jest DIR. FRANK
POWELL kazdy plerwszy i trzeci Czwar-
tex kazdego miesiaca. Kwatere swoja ma W
hotelu ma dworcu kolei NORTH WE
STERN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29

PoRr TowssEsp. April 2s-TSpecial +
Alaska is 10 have a new industry-the
systematic culture of fur-besring animals,
whose pelts will be put on the market
The promoters OF the scheme are Frank T.
Jacobs, Christopher Yerger. ]. E. kaskett
and W. IL. Eynon, al from Virginia
City and Carson, New, representing
10000 capital to be invested in tho
scheme as soon as the incorporation has
been perfected az juneau. They arrived
from San Francisco this morning and will
sail for the north on the Topeka tonight.
An island far from the mainland will be
leased from the government and stocked
with foxes Of the black and silver grey
varieties, TO be secured by scientific trap
ping PeIts Of the latter bring from $40
10 500 in open market. and as the animals
propagate rapidly the enterprise. il
successful. will make them ali rich in a
few years
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29
In the House.

WAsHINeroN CITY. April 2s.--Sone rou-
tine business Vas transacted In the Omen.
ing Of the house today. Lockwood Of
New York reported back from the Pacific
railroads committee the resolution calling
On the attorney general 10 inform the
house whether the stock holders OF the
Central and Western Pacific we're
liable in any way 70 the United States
Tor reimbursement for bonds issued
under the various acts Of congress
authorizing the issue of bonds in ald #
said road. The house then went into
committee Of the whole and took up the
army appropriation bill, whIch carries
s.. 5sis ~. 81, s,t5 less than the appro.
Pr atoms OF the current tscsi year. bur.
ing the debate on the bill the roll was
called under the RUE and no quorum
being developed the aosentees were re-
ported 20 ;he house, and then at 3:55 the
house adjourned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29

This Is al athletic age. Everybody wants ~
be strong The crsze-for IL has well nigh
reached that stage-af,set. both sexes aud even
childhood. The pugilistic Phase Of this fad "a
Young America Is By no means morally prounls-
ing But IL IL enc tning 60 BE- efsiowed with
vigor and another To be sdaiowed with muscle.
@aper muzcuiartsy is often induced By physical
effort periious 90 health and calculated 20
shorten life. The yigor which means a regular
and efficient discharge of the physical functions.
Is the first medium At which al may safety aim
without causing ruptures or breaking blood
vessels Hostessers stomach Biiters Is largely
conducive To gain ia visor Of this sort. since IL
stimulates and assists digestion, promotes rCgu-
lar bilious secretion and Keeps the bowels IN or
der. rieep, that grand recuperatcr os nervous
yieor. is encouraged by t., and IL remedies ma
lsFisl, rheumatic and Kidney trouble.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29

LISBON. April 2s.-The report Of the
escape OF the Brazilian refugees Who were
on oosrd the Portuguese warships Min
cello and Alfonso de A.buauerane is con-
hrmed. The Portuguese governments had
chartered the steamship Pedro Tercero AZ
buenos Ayres to convey the Brazilian
refugees from punta Aindia. Uruguay. 70
Ascenson island. fos transfer to the
steamer Angel, en- route to Portugal. The
fortnguese flag was already holsted on the
fedro Iercero and the Portuguese officers
ana marines we're on board when the
hrsziiians escaped. On learning of the
escape OF the Braxiiians the Portuguese
government ordered the removal of the
commanders Of the Mindelio and Aibu-
querqce from their posts and steps have
been taken to try both Of these officers By
court martial.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29

sorissy last year BY waking from Mon
treal 10 Vancouver. making the journey in
sbc1s four months and averaging Ais
miles day. inciudiag halss. He made .
ieng tramp in the interests Of
the Pail Mc1 Ga,etfe. Of London
70 the STAFF Of which journal hs has
been attached for some time for special
services. Holmes has footed il across Cen
trai America, around Japan, through .
large portion Of India and trav-
eled across the Malay peninsula on
elephanta He spent the past winter
in the province, climbing ali the highest
peaks Of the Coast range. After spending
. month in San Francisco he goes 70 the
Hawaiian islands and will make . tour OF
them on foot. he 10 man Of indepsn-
dent means and walking is his fad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29
NEWS or IHE FATHERLAND.
esrmsny won't Give Up samoa-views
on gut.yism.

Copyrighted. 1884. by the Associated Press.
hkSLIs, April 2S-InqusFies have re-
Elied ia information 10 the effect that
1e German government will under no
hassderstlon consent 10 any proposition
shich would diminish German in tiusnce
Samoa or elsewhere, and a change from
Zoe present attitude of the German gov
eamens toward samoa therefore wosld
sonly 10 The direction of a German pro-
ecscrato over the samoan islands. On
ne other hand. the German government
ssiiling to grant 20 the United States by
hssty any demands which would secura
America her present commercial rights
AL standing ia samoa This Is the stand
lsaat of Germany. and IL is looked upon SIS
Rsosvlug the honor Of the German en-
Pre-.
NJ the German newspapers comment
efoa the ioXoytte movement IN America,
sad express &stonishment st what they
Nf@ the absence Of cooperation between
we governments of the various states To nip
We agitation an the bud. At the same
Ase nothing serious - expected. the gen.
va optaion being that the Washington
sW government vii make short work Of
~ attempted disturbance.
iAc bavaglrn government. With the
ssSo,e Ylvs - prevent adUljeFatlon and 10
siag proat 20 the Bayariaa treasury. has
staed st. extensive drinking saloon ~
Aahich. TAs hss greatly inoenssd the
RsaiieTs ia Munich. They claim the gov
Ssmea. ought - he satisfied With The lsn-
sense pserts IL already gets from ths
s,s bsesesy
sh pursuance Of his plan 10 suppress
sstaYasance among the Officers IN Tire
sssrasn amy. Emperor William has 'n-
aaess4 tie commanding officers only
Ss'Ve perm .ssson 10 keep race horses 10
&s eaosi Neagthy Il the Officers, ana 10
'sppTess tie custom according 10 watch
~Sardlns.e oticers make expensive pres
na
iAe empress Of Germany aud her cas.-
sa asr,yea ~ Poisdan from Albania -.
"a aad dFosr straight 10 The nes palace.
.es emp5e>s received Al ovation lfom the
@ssas 0. People gathered ~ welcome her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29
New Train Eaufumenr.

The North. Western limited leaving Mgnnesp-
oils and -. Psu every day IN the year for Chi
csgo carrie. the finest railroad cars which the
world aas ever seen. They arc respectively q
hsftst. smoking and library ear, double state
room sieeping car, sdraslng-room car. din
ing car ana G private compartment sleep
ing car II took longer tn deslgn these cars
thaa 81 build them, 80 ggUca attention was
given 70 the dstsiis f1nssch gas and heated nv
steam The wheels are thirty Elk inches IN
diameter aud OF krupp steel
gseh car las the anti sslsseopins device sni
every ether feature designed 10 increase the
safety Of tTaVeL The sisps ratings. guard.
e.e are all az solid brass highly oished.
when yea gravel be sure your uessts Fe&t VA
The NeEia Hessera- BsFths In the above ears 50
tie ssfae rates 81 an ordinary sleeper. + N.
Parker, fGgst sound agent Ill Cherry street,
@sattla
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29
THE DUTY ON SUGAR.
Democratic Senator's Think Ii
Is Fixed Now.
SENATOR HALE ON THE BILL.
He Fakes the Hole and- Corner ConfeYees
20 1ask-Ths Army Appro.
prfstioa Bfll.

WAsHfssros CRY. April A-The Dem
ocrasic senators who have been engaged
In preparing . tariff compromise have
oeen considering the sugar duty today.
and decided. beside firing q tariff Of 10 per
cent al valoren on ali sugars and = Of =
cent additional on refined sugar. 70 i'm
pose further duty Of Lilo OF 8 cent On
sugar imported from countries paying .
bounty TO sugar producers This last
provision 10 supposed 70 be aimed as Ger
many, where . bounty is paid on beet
sugar. II has been decided also so extend
the time when the sugar schedule shall
take effect until January /, 1895, which
will insure the bounty under the McKin-
ley Law for this seasons crop. I, is I'M
derstood tina. these two propositions have
been inserted IN response to the earnest
solicitations OF the Louisiana senators.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29
The Supreme Court Docket.

OLYMPIA. April 2s. Especial. lin the
last six months there has been docketed
for hearing in the supreme court 2o2 cases.
or az rate of about 100 for year. Fully
10 cases will be argued at the next term,
commencing in May. which will carry the
session well through July. There are
now pending in the state and Fedora!
courts forty-five cases to which the state is
party or directly interested. Opinions
in about twenty cases heard at the last
term Of the supreme court remain to be
filed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29
Port Townsend shipping.

PoRr TOWNSEND. April -. Especial. l.
The survey steamers Patterson and Hass-
Ter left for the north early this morning.
having on board the surveyors who are TO
establish the boundary between Alaska
and British North America.
The steamer WAlla w ALA sailed for San
Francisco at noon with eighty cabin ana
sixty-five steerage passengers.
The steamer UmatiIla arrived last night
from San Francisco with a large passenger
list, including many VINO left her here TO
take the Topeka for Alaska this evening.
The steamer City Of Topeka sailed to-
night for southeastern Alaska. She had
aboard a large number of miners bound
for the Yukon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29
Port Townsend News.

PoRr TOWNSEND, April 2s.-Tspeciai. T.
ID. III. Gilman. the Seattle attorney. who
went TO Texada island recently accom-
panied by an expert, to examine the iron
deposits. returned today well pleased with
the result of his investigation.
Tomorrow night at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sims their niece, Miss Anna
Wrigley, will be joined in the holy bonds
of matrimony to Mr.. p. A. Cook. manager
of the Postal Telegraph lines on the lower
Sound. Both are prominent young 30
ciety people.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29
french Catholics Insult the Premier.

Lyons. Apnl 2s.-Premier Casimir
ferier. NJ. Burdea, minister Of finance,
and NJ. Martin, minister Of commerce, &C
companied by many high officials OF the
government. arrived here this evening in
order to inaugurate the exhibition tomor-
row. The ministers met hostile recep-
ton from the Catholic, in the streets,
caused by the recent suspension of the
stipend Of the archbishop OF Lyons on ac-
count of his utterances in regard TO gov
eminent measures, notably his denuncia-
ton OF the law for the maintenance Of
churches. During the disturbance twenty
people were arrested. but they were alter
wards liberated. The clergy of Lyons
were not present at the official reception
OF the ministers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29
A w.na,eh..- ooneonu,iy Mail Refused.

WAsHrsaTos CRY. April 2o.-fSpecial. J.
Second Assistant Postmaster General J.
Lowrie Bell, in a letter to Senator Squire
who had presented for his consideration a
bundle of petitions from citizens of Kitti-
tas. Douglas and Okanogan counties.
recommending the establishment OF better
mail facilities between Wenatchee and
Coneonuliy. states that the matter has
been carefully Investigated By him. "All
Offices, except Virginia City, mentioned in
the petitions. for which improved mail
facilities are desired" says the assistant
postmaster general. ALREADY have SIX
times week service. Ii Is not apparent
TO the department. that a through route
from Wenatchee TO Conconully. to super
sede the present arrangement, would bs
an Improvement In the service In order
TO provide for Virginia City, however,
proposals have been invited for service
from Virginia City to ophir six times a
week and back. for four years, com menc-
ing July ], 1904"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29

Dsssxsetton 81 Thsb~s sad A.
s-Aasy Theusssds Hsmsisss-
aEss. April 2S-Another esrshnuske
s"A iast night was felt throughout the
y. including the islands Of syria and
T. ana immense damage vas done.
s snocx was felt with creates. severity
ihsoes and Atlanta, both of which
were extensively damaged by the
ss snocxa Both cities were completely
oyed, not . single house being ge.s
analng. incalealabse damage vas done
'nsac's and Patras. La addition 10 the
many persons rendered homeless by the
pIsslons shocks, there are nov thousand,
VI osners who viii have to depend on the
government tor shelter and sus,enance.
acre has been great loss OF life.
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Confederate BrtS. Gen Govan, of Ar
Kansas. Gets the Place.

Wsssgvero~ CRY. April 81 Special. L.
Briz. Gen. Daniel 4. Govan. at Hslens
Ark.. sho has been In Wsshin Sson CITY
several seeks locking for something. was
today appointed Indian agent a. Talal!p
10 succeed & c. Thornton. The salary :
81, 30. Govan sas III The Confederate
army, and commanded brigade a. Chick
aInauSa and ether battles.
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NV WEsTsgSsrER, April @s.--'special :
-Caps Eiward Holmes. soldier. {ournal.
ist and tramp. la:e Of II. NJ. Th.ga Rse.
regiment and fer tso years az
tached TO the Persk Sikhs. Straits
Settlement, leaves here OF May /
GA foot for san Francisco AMI Ne~ Or.
leans. Homes gained e good deal O. 40
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TT1k SEATTLE PosrNTnLIGENCER. SUNDAY, APRIL g. 1894

bat viii remain here until tomorrow night
or Monday morning. 4 general invitation
vas extended to visit the vesse. tomorrow.
The Blue Canvon Company expects to coal
as least ssx more vesse.s Of the feet. and
has /, 500 tons IN readiness.
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The State Land Commissiou.

OLYMPIA, April 2s-(Special. THE state
land commission has appointed the fol.
lowing gentlemen inspectors of public
lands: ii. Perry Miles, of Snohomish
John Inkster, Of Lincoln; Alexander Gil
mour, of Garfield J. X. Luce, of Whit
man. The secretary of the state land
commission has been instructed to notify
the auditor of Columbia county that the
commission will accept the county's en-.
tire issue of $4,000 funding bonds at 6
per cent.
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mpefo. William starts on his yorvexi.n
tour At the end Of Jun.
4. e-Afssisea Is expected here On Tue,
:. ~ ; 60 route to ST. Petersburg, and
- probably star in berlin ! few
80 As TIE guest OF Emperor William.
"Aon No has invited 70 nis wedding.
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EH-Ktnx Mtlan.a Exiia Endad.

BELGRADE. April 2s.-The king has is
sued an ukase annuiling the measures of
the former regents and Of the skuptchina
against ex-king Milan and ex- Queen Nata-
lie, on the ground that these measures
were unconstitutional. The king restores
his parents TO their constitutional rights
as members Of the roya. house
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OLYMPIA, April ESPECIAL. l-Instruc-
tons were received by observerWiilson, OF
he weather bureau, to pack for shipment
to Washington City all instruments here
tofore used at this place, thus all but
abandoning the oldest weather station in
the state. with record of seventeen
years. Henceforth merely the tempera'
ture and rainfall will be recorded here.
Wilson Is ordered to San Francisco.
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WALIA WsLIA. April .s-F. C. Wallace.
formerly OF Seattle, and lately discharged
from position IS guard at the penisen
tisry here. today organized . company o
forty men into an Industrial Army,