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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17

While on the train Newman ana 4 dis
cussed the question as 10 which one Of US
should deliver the effects Of James Hardin
(recoyered from his probable murlerer) 20
Miss Anderson. As he and were sincere
In the love Of girls who later on became
our wives, and as Bob was the youngest OF
the three and was romantic, enthusiastic
and full Of ambitious 6utters, we decided
10 let him be the hero-he should deliver
the letters, etc. Robert didn't need any
ooaxing. On the next day after our arrival
In the Queen City he boarded a Hamilton
train.
When he got back in the evening, he
seemed 10 years older. We couldn't get a
great deal Of honest, square, coherent Eng
lish out Of him. He would burst into
rhapsody, or rather verbal phantasma-
goria, which was about equally stupendous
and gorgeous, and then suddenly be you'd
lapse into "A silence 80 dense that IL Was ao-
tually obtrusiye.
Well, as the months rolled by, Robert
became more rational. He went 10 Ham
ilton every week regularly, and at the end
Of two years-why, then Newman and
received an invitation 10 his wedding
w. &. Cooper N Cincinnati Post.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17
JOURNAL AND THE IRISH.

II IL said the editor OF the Journal be-
leiye II. He is too much engrossed I'm
maritime affairs. He made n voyage TO
California once on Pullman car and
took a sail on real sailing vessel along
the coast OF California and Mexico. Any
body who reads that excellent paper can
see that he Rlories in gore and we have no
doubt that ne would absolutely refuse TO
recognize Peixoto, DE Cana or Mello II he
met either OF them on Westminster street
tomorrow because they did not kill n
thousand or 30 OF their people ia pretty
naval battle for which he was looking
through the long distance telephone.
But is he an A. p. Az That is the ques-
tion. Some icouoclast says that the
initials should be A. p. r.. We do not
know but that il may suit, but leave the
question Of fact TO the jury. At any rate,
he must be queer sort of a
chap. When some men had y
fight in Boston about 100
years ago Sc eral lrishmen "who govern
our cities" did pretty good work. They
did some good work when eight or ten OF
them signed the declaration OF iudepen-
dence. Thev had a man named Commo-
done Stewart and a Paul Jones who seem
to have done some governing" in our
cities and nations. They had Gen.
Jackson at New Orleans who whipped
the united English as the others
had done and they have Irishmen
In the city OF Providence today who
would have small mercy for the vile
wretch who dared insult them. The irish
had Ave were going to mention
Shields and Sheridan and the rest. Blu,
OF what use is it, so far as the Journals
editor is concerned.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17
WORSE THAN TREASON.

The Carnegie corporation is again be-
fore the public. Its last appearance was
as the employer OF armed Pinkerton de-
tectives to aid IL i'm keeping discharged
workmen out OF its fortified factory. 1t
seems likely that IL may now be compelled
to hire shrewd and experienced lawyers
to keep somebody out OF jail.
sslt is alleged that the Company so stern
and relentless in enforcing The law against
its old locked out employees has been
quite indifferent TO the requirements OF
law In carrying out its contract with the
Government for srmor plating tor our
new battles hips. IL Is said that some OF
our war vessels are so weak as to be capa.
bic OF being "besten to pieces with
sIedges." IL is also alleged that by collu-
sion insufficient projectiles we're used in
testing the plates.
II these allegations are true, there could
only have been one object In the fraud,
the robbery OF the Government. Can any
crime be conceived so vile as the risking
OF the honor OF the nation and the lives OF
its brave defenders for the sake OF making
a few extra dollars out of a Government
contract2 The Carnegie corporation has
been built up into enormous wealth py
high protection, but even Mckinley sd-
minlstrstion could not venture TO "pro-
tect" It II guilty of the acts alleged
against IL.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17

Yesterday was the 18th Anniversary OF
the day, April 16, 1882, upon which Henry
Grattan moved in the Irish Parliament
"thst the kingdom OF Ireland is distinct
kingdom, with q parliament Of her own,
the sole legislature thereof" and outside
In College Green we're massed the Irish
volunteers to back up his words. II is an
historical fact that his motion was suc-
cesiul and remained so until he allowed
the volunteers 10 disband.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17

We have not time at present to reply to
the "Irish World" OF New York and its
comments on the Rhode Island election.
We have letters, however, stating facts
about the election OF 1884 which have been
published and which show what kind OF
"protection" that paper got.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17

The General Assembly should now
"quietly fold it's tents and silently steal
away" The Journal has carried the
State and it's nautical commander and
rareripe political writer must attend to
the graver duties OF catching and other
great matters OF concern to the working
people OF the State.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17

We are sorry that the Woonsocket Call
thought II necessary to last evening deny
the rumor up there that II was about to
fail and suspend. The Call's evident
prosperity should not have allowed 1t time
TO consider such nonsense.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17
AnOthe- Victim Ogq Out.

BUFFALO. April l7.-Coroner Tucker
yesterday held consultation with MIR
Hamlin, who stated that arrangements
had already been made u overhaul the
glucose works debris The remains Of
another man were found at the works
Yesterday.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17
Found Dead.

WICHITA. Kan. April 17.-Charles c.
Stevens, a member Of the New York Cot
Ton Exchange, was found dead in his
berth on "A car on the Rock Island road
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17
Sums OF a Wreck.

PHILADELPHIA. April l7-The Octive
reports that she passed, of Delaware
capes. wrrckage from the A. ;. Milford
The Mulford carried six men.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17

II is understood that the Board OF AL
dermen has knotty question to solve in
the near future. II is: Who Is the Chief
OF Police2
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17

The sparrow cbirps on the front gate al
noon, the tom cat sings melodiously on
the back fence at eventide, and Spring
Is here.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17

There's one issue OF the Westerly Sun
each week that contains no politics IL ~
The one issued on Sunday.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17

Let the tariff have clear track at last
A speedy decision is demanded by the
people Of every section OF the country.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17

Business is booming in this city. There
is hardly a mill or shop that Is not run
ing. Now for lively season,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17
Old Veteran Gone.

NEW YORK, April l7-Brigadier Gem
eral o. l. Sheph ird, "A retired army officer,
with a brilliant record, is dead, aged 81.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17

The weather signals were not displayed
yesterday and therefore It continued
Spring like.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-17

Hoods Pills are the best after-dlnner pIlls
assist digestion, cure headache. csc. per box.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05
Nowy szwindel
K. RektOra.

Ze X. Dabrowski i Sp6}ka
'choruja ma manic uchodzenla
"a g}eboko uczonych, przy-
najmniej wobec bab polskich,
mielismy dostateczne dowody
tax Z w}asnych jego ust, jako
tez praktyki, gdy kazdego
ze swych profesorow reko-
mendowa} swiatu jako.
Doktor6w wszelkich zna-
nych i niezpanych dotad ga}ezi
wiedzy ludzkiej. N1EDz1ELA,
nadworny ich organ, W nu-
mere II r. b. dostarcza nowy
dowod ma stwierdzenie powyz-
szego faktu.
Znajduje sic W TEN pismie
artyku} P. t. 0 n b OF e n
st vie wi el k ie go y
g 0 dnia, podpisany przez
* S. Z Paris il | e.. w
tym jednym artykule X. REX
tor czy Lewita z ca}a $wiado-
moScia diva brzydkie k}amstwa
pope}ni}. Najprz6d 6w Ks.
Il Parisville' ME ma prawa
podpisywa6 sic ksiedzem, bo
jest tylko lewita Mr.. l. W
okularach. Powt6re, odnoSny
artyku} ME jest, ME wyszed}
z pi6ra, ami g}owy Lewity,
|tylko s}owo w s}owo z ksiazki
X. Biskupa Koz{owskiego, p.
t. ;, Wyk}ad obrzed6w ko$ciel-
nych ma swieta ca}ego roku' /.
(Patrz str. 3o-36) = Jak ma
zwac to postepowanie x.
Rektora i lewity, kt6rzy ze
swiadomoscia kradna cudza
w}asnosc sprzedaja "a swoja
- ola przyzwoitosci zamil-
czamy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05
Sk&8ki BezRoboeEa.
BANDY ROBO1'NIKOW

BANDY ROBO1NIKOW,
ME mogac znaleSt piracy,
porozumiawszy sic nawzajem,
maszeruja do stolicy Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, Wasdingtonu
ably tam wezwac Rad do
wystarania sic i'm o prace.
Wszystkie te handy komen-
derowane So przez jednego
naczelnego genera{a. nazwi-
skiem Coxey, kt6ry tymcza
sem z Chicago rozse}a roz-
kay Najwieksza taxa banda
dobrze po wolskowem zor-
ganizowana, po woj-kowe
mus komenderowana, liczaca
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05
MILWAUKEE,. - Krusz-

MILWAUKEE,. - Krusz-
ka w swoim KURYERzE Jul
dzisiaj pracuje ola republika-
now, rozdwoiwszy demokra-
tow. Micha}ek zdradzi} jul
raz robotnik6w, dzisiaj zdra.
dza demokrat6w, chcac sobie
zaskarbic }aske republikan6w.
= Pan Piotr Kulihski, by}y
protektor senatora Kruszki,
ME dozna} cd tegoz wdziecz.
nosci. Ztad gniew miedzy
tymi dwoma politykami. Me
mogac dopiat celu "a posre'
dnictwem gazet, wpad} pan
Kulihski ma mysl wywiesze.
MIA kilku plakat6w ma slupach
telegrahcznych. Plakaty "a.
wiera}y rome ciekawe szcze.
g6}y z zycia przysz}egc
ministra polsko amerykahskiej
,oswiaty". w ten spos6b
pan Kulihski dopia} celu.
Dosta} sic przedewszystkiem
ma wielka sale sadowa, pre-
pe}niona publicznoscia, gdzie
bardzo humorystycznie bro
nil siebie, opowiadajac sedzie-
mu, adwokatom i wszystkim
ciekawym rome epizody
awanturniczej przesz}osci pana
Micha}a Kruszki. Sedzia
smia} sic. K}adli sic cd
smiechu adwokaci, reporterzy
i = kto chcia}. Me smia} sic
tylko pan Micha}ek. Nawet
skazanie pana Kulihskiego
ma zap}acenie dziesieciu dola-
row kary ME sprawi}o mu
przyjemnosci. Mic ME zabija
tax cz}owieka W oczsch opinii
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05
LekarstWO dla kOni.

A'gielska ma$6 szpatosea (Enghsh
Spawn Llnemeht) leczy u koni
szpat, wszelk,e nabr2mia1oscj, gru-
czoty, twardz'zny, zesztv wnienia, :,
wywlchn1ecia, narosty. opuchl,zny,
a nawet kaszle. or6d wzYwan1e
jednei faszkl oszczedza sle so
dolar6w. Jest to niezaprzeczenie
najcudowniejsze lekarstwo ola koni,
jake edYkolwjek znano.-W wi
>nle sprzedaje takowe Aptekarz
pan Il. f'elzeF.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05

Rodacy, wstepujcie do niego,
lie razy jestescie W Ashton
Pan Alexander Gapa, grocer
mix artysta Cd detych instru-
mentow, przepedzi} ca}y ty-
dzieh u swego szwagra ana
Badury ma Chojnicy, pomaga-
jac mu przy siewach.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05

Z NEBRASKA.

CHOJNlCE. = Tutejsi pa
raflanie ME So zbyt zadowoleni
re sWego proboszcza. L wyjat-
kiern trzech Niemc6w So to
Wsz:stko y 4 ~ ,P'o1acy, c2hciellby + tez
Siostry mieG nauczycielki, a
ks. proboszcz sprowadzi} try
niemieckie jedne czeska,
przez co ciag}e zatargi W
parafii.
w POZNANIU niejaki
Skibihski, bedac W miescie
St. Paul, Nebr., widzia} W
miescie, co dwie jego sasiadki
kupowa}y W grocerni. Gdy
te kumoszki potem powraca}y
do domu, wybra} i on sic
swoja furmanka "a niemi
|jecha} wciaz W tyle, az mu sic
|sposobnosG nadarzy]a dosko-
czenia do ich woza, gdy
|jecha}y pod gore poma}u.
Zabra} i'm wszelka grocernia
Z ty}u z bryczki i do swojego
woza po}ozy}. Potem podcia}
konie owe niewiasty wynn
nal. TIE, przejezdzajac blisko
zabudowa6 owego farmera,
stane}y, ably mu pokazac,
co W miescie kupi}y - ale
jakzez sic przerazi}y, spo-
strzeg}szy, ze juz mic ME ma
ma wezie. Pablo zaraz podej-
rzenie ma Skibihsklego, i
wytoczono mu process. Musla}
sic przyznat do kradziezy i
przez dobe W kozie przesle-
dziec, a nadto zap}acic IS
dolar6w kosztoW.
OMAHA. = Warcho} pa
rahalny salonista J.Czerwihski
zbankrutowa} - zydki go
wygna}y.
ASHTON. Pan J6zef
Ripriger buduje tn salon
murowany z ceg}y, przy Hall
niemieckiej, do kt6rego sic
wprowadzi z kohcem Kwietnia
b. r. Zyczymy dobrego bizne-
su! - Kodak nasz pan Leon
Klein ma W swym salonle,
naprzeciwko apteki China,
zawsze swieze dobre piwo,
najlepsze likiery j cygara.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05

juz oko}o 500 ludzi i 2
kazdym dniem sic powieksza-
jaca, dowodzi kapitan Browns.
Maszeruje ona teraz przez
Stan Pennsylvania. foste-
pujacy pred orszakiem fura-
zerzy staraja sic O zywnosc,
dla armii, postorach, rzezni-
&ach tarmerach. - Przy-
bywszy do jakiei mie)scowo-
Sci, przeznaczonej ma d}uzszy
odpoczynek, rozkladaja ob6z
pod golem nlebem i W ko-
tlach sobie jese gotuia. Noce
przepedzaia W duzych pustych
zabudowaniach. NarwaneYan-
kesy, kt6rym sic ten DIVA
czny protest przeciwko ciez-
kim czasom podoba, dosyG
hojnemi ofarami popieraja te
armiq wedrowczyk6w. Kapitan
nosi uniform texaskiego
krowiarka (cow boy).
w Sioux Falls, W Dakocie
Po}udniowej, zorganizowal
kompania ,,armii Coxeya"
pozostajacy bez piracy drukarz
Warner. w dniu 10 Kwietnia
100 ch}op6w ztqd wyruszy W
droge do Washingtonu. Take
z Little Rock, Arkansas,
wyruszy}a kompania armii
wedrus6w do Washingtonu.
Me majq oni p}eniedzy, lecz
przyzwoicie So ubrani. Odby-
: waja podr6z W bagazowych
karach kolejowych. M6wia,
!: ze ME So rampant, lecz.
robotnikami bez zajecia.
w kazdym kraju europej-.
skim by podobne kompanie.
-, natychmiast rozpedzi}a policya.
lub zandarmi. w tutejszym
kraju powszechnej wolnssci:
Mkt mic ME moze i'm zrobid,>
dop6ki ME zaczna sic trudnie
kradzieza lub rozbojem.
AUSTIN, Tex. - Oddzial
armii Coxeya, 40 ch}op6w;
przybyl tudotad 81 Marca
nadzwyczajnym pociagicm.
Woisko to zebralo sic w
Sierra Blanca i przyjechalo z
tamtad ma San Antonio, pod
komenda kapitana C. R.
Aubrey i pod pulkownika 7.
V. Paine, genera4em Lewis
Freye jako naczelnikiem bry-
gady. Freye chcia1 oddzia-
lem pomaszerowac pred pa}ac
gubernatora Hogg, ably mu
podziekowa6 "a wywiezienie
,ch Sierra Blanca, lecz policya
zniewoliIa bande do pozostania
W karach. Ludziska narzekali,
ze wycierpieli wiele cd nedzy
/ glod1y a take cd uciazliwych
marsz6w, opusciwszy Los
Angeles. Pociag. po kr6tkim
odpoczynku, wyjecha} ztad do
Longvieu.
Lekarstwo dla kOnf.
Argielsk@ ma$c szpatosea (Enghsh
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05

zjechac# do naszego nalasta
Najprzewiele elebniejjszy rs. Bi-
skup Messmer z Green Bay,
ably jakis porzadek zrobic W
parafi. KS. Dynia. dotad tn
bawi. Utworzy} on sobie ma}y
partyjke, i ma tel teraz sic
opiera. Jozefa Jerczaka, kt6.y
po salonach powtarza1 jego
.pierwsze kazanie, potega s}owa
i reki tax do skruchy dopro-
wadzi}, ze ten kleknawszy
pred Misyonarzem, rozp}akal
sic jak b6br i pokornie go
przeprosi}.
Pan Franc. Kamrowskii,
kt6rego handel, jak juz pisa
lismy, niedawno sic wypali},
ME moze sic zgodzic z kom-
pania zabezpieczenia Cd ognia
i sprawa ia pred sad poi
die.
BAY CITY, Mich. Podo-
bna Liga, jaka chce za}ozyt
O. Wincenty W Chicago,
faktycznie juz u mas istnieje,
wszelako tylko ma miasto
Bay City. Przybra}a sobie
nazwe ,,Zjednoczenie /" i pra-
gnie przygarnat do swego
Iona wszystklch Polak6w W
tenn miescie, talk izby ypotem
ami zwiazkowc6w, ami kropl-
dlarzy, ami uniat6w tn ME
by}o = tylko Polacy. Wkr6t-
ce tez tu bedziemy mieli pols
ka gazette, kt6ra bedzie orga
mem naszego Zjednoczenia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05

ME zaprowadzic do menazera
ku wiekszej ca}ego zakonu
chwale?
Biednego Jedrzejka :wpako-
wal menazer do Komitetu
dobroczynnosci. Widzia} sic
tez ME nasz wiarus w swoim
zywiole, bo jako kasyer Sp6}ki
drukarskiej ma z czego brac,
skoro menazer kase otworzy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05
Z INV POLSKlCH
. AMERYCE,

DETROIT, Mich. = Dnia
s i 6 Kwietnia b. r. bedzie
tu 40 godzinne nabozehstwo
W parahi sw. Kazimierza, u
wielebnego ks. Gutowskiego
- a zarazem narada ksiezy,
ME postepujacych "a rydwa-
mem O. .Wincentego zChicago,
= mad pewnemi palacemi
sprawami Zjednoczenia P.
Rzymsko : Kotolickiego. O
przebiegu wyniku tych narad
bedzie KAToL1K szczcg6}owo
informany.
WIEL. x. T. JAKIMO-
WICZ jest obecnie probo-
szczem parahi polskiej W Mt.
Carmel, Pa.
sTEVENSPoINT, Wis.
Ma najblizsza niedziele ma
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05
MARCYPAN.

mAN~YTANB
Ostatni numer ,,Fujary i
Jajczyzny" bardzo boleje mad
niepoczciwym KATol1K1EM.
Grozi, ze mas ani6} ciemnoscl
"a brode po przepasclach
wiecznego potepienia targa6
bedzie, jezeli wiecowi lidze
szerokich ME otworzymy BRAN
do serca naszego. Dziekujac
"a przestroge, danny sic ogolit.
Menazer, fabrykujac najno-
wsza cywilizacya, ma racya,
Ogoliwszy kosci6} Tr6jcy sw.
czci i s}awy, obrzynajac
we1ne spokojnych barank6w
sw. Stanis}awa sw. Jadwigi,
Cragin sw. Jana Kantego,
zasypawszy memorya}ami bez-
wyznaniowa ho}ote zwiazkowa,
obrzuciwszy b}otem X. X. D..
Majera, KS. Koz}owskiego /
Fr. Krolla, orznawszy akcyo-
naryusz6w Sp6}ki drukarskiej,
pokonawszy punktami i kra-
.dzieza choragwi niesforna2
Czestochowe widzi, ze
wszystkie ohary jeszcze zyja.
Zatem, panowie, my sic cywl-
lizujemy.
DIVA lata temu Wyclaga&
menazer rece W liScie paster-
skim, teraz wyprostowa4 nogi,
bo razem z cudzo}oznikami
zwiazkowymi maszerujje ma
wiec. My sic cywilizujemy.
Moi Boze! Jak to piekne
przyk}ady cz}owieka poclaga-
ia. Zydzi zmonopolizowali
wszystko, warte grzechu:
gazety, kopalnie, banki, gie}dy'
sp6}ki, kapita}. Jedynie piracy
uczciwej ME monopolizuja.
Menazer r6wniez trieste Spo}-
ka, gazetami, banczkami pa
rahalnemi, polityka, memorya-
1ani, ekskomunikami, tylko
ME praca. Ma to jest policya,
ably natretnych ch}op6w z
koscio}a wyprowadza}a.
Monopol s}awy,:polityki i
grosza jest dla menazera i
najwiekszego zakonu. Mono
pol piracy uczciwej jest ola
ch}op6w tych duszpasterzy,
kt6rzy plackiem pred mena-
zerem ME padaja.
Ma}pisko ma chicagoskicm
Wojciechowie ciagle ujada ma
biednych asystent6w. Czemu
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05

[" Podr6zuje obecnie jako a
gent naszej gazety, pozwolenlem
kolektowania abonamentu, pan Ru-
dclf Micha}owski. Bedzie on W tych
dniach W Racine, Wis, i W Chi
cago.
SZANOWNI ABONENCI,
KTORYCH ROK ABONENTO-
WY UPKYNAk w MARCH, 1894.
LUB UPKYWA w KWIE-
TNIU B. R., NIECHAJ PAMIEE-
IA, ZE TO TERAZ IDLA MAS
CIEZKIE CZASY, / JAKNAJ-
PREDZEJ z MANI SIZE PORA-
CHUJA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05
publicznej jak oSmieszenie go
pred sadem. "
(skOWO.)

plLeu SduClll.
(SkoWO.)
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - w
dniu 2 Kwietnia odby} sic tu
wspania}y obch6d Kosciusz'
kowski Polak6w z parahi sw.
Stanis}awa Kostki.
BALTIMORE, Md. .
Czterech Polakow nalezacych
do I Towarzystwa, niedawno
przez Kardyna}a "a udzia} W
zaburzeniach parahalnych eks-
konunikowanego, dozna}o
nieszczesliwego przypadku.
Jeden Z Mich, w. Gilewski,
zaczadzony W fabryce gazem,
u1nar}, i pochowano go bez
wszelkich obrzadk6w kosciel-
nych. Enni, ma pol uduszeni
zatrutem powietrzem, spoczy-
waja ma lou smiertelnym,
naWrociwszy sic.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05
RIO DE 1ANEIRO.

RIO DE JANE1RO. - Z
pola walki W Po}udniowejBra-
zylii nadchodzi wiadomoSG, ze
wojsko rzadowe wypar}o pow
stahc6w Z miasta Itarere. -
w rewolucyjnym rzadzie ma
rodowym W Desterro panuje
rozdwojenie. Okretom. pow
stahczym Republic / Aquida-
ban braknie wegli.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05
TELEGRAMY.

LIMA. - Prezydent Re-
czypospolitej Peru, general
Remigio Morales Bermudez,
umar} w dniu I Kwietnia, po
d}ugiej chorobie.
BERLIN. - w dniu I
Kwietnia obchodzi1 Bismark
W Friedrichsruh 79ta rocznice
swoich urodzin.
WIEDEN. - CesarzaWil-
helma |, bawiacego obecnie
Z ca}a rodzine W kapielach
morskich Abbazia, mad mo-
rem Adryatyckiem, odwiedzi}
20 Marca cesarz austryacki
Franciszek J6zef. Cesarzowa
niemiecka Z dune macierzyh-
ska przedstawia}a Franciszko-
wi J6zefowi liczne grono swych
dzieci.
POZNAN. - KS. Arcybi.
skup 5rablewskii wystosowa
do Duchowiehstwa archidye.
cezyi Gniezniehsko-Poznah
skiej list pasterski, W kt6ryn
nawo}uje ksiezy, ably ME
poruszali W swych kazaniach
spraw pclitycznych. Zaskuj@
tez KS. Arcybiskup krytyko.
wanna Z ambony pism poll
tycznych, ostrzegania przee
abonowaniem jednych, a po
lecania drugich.
M}odzi ksieza, kt6rzy je'
szcze ME So 10 lat ksiezmi,
winni teraz kazania swoje
spisywat tax, zeby mog}y bye
ks. Arcybiskupowi lub die
kanowi do rewizyi przed}o
zone.
| RIO DE JANEIRO. - Z
pola walki w Po1udniowejBra
zylii nadchodzi wiadomoS6, z@
wojsko rzadowe wypar}o pow
stahc6w Z miasta ltarere. -
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-05-18
Church Work and Workers.

Rev. Helman's pulpit was occupied by
Rev. RupleY last Sunday.
Rev. l.. l.. Sieber will preach in the
Lutheran church next Sunday.
DIR. Graydon will deliver his course of
Health Talks before the Y. M. c. A. oi
Berwick during the month of June.
Rev. I. NJ Patterson and DIR. William
Graydon are at Saratoga this week attending
the General Synod Of the Presbyterian
Church.
Next Sunday Mr.. w. II. Brooke will lead
the song service in the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
Song service will he the leading feature OF
the meeting.
Miss Dora Breeze, as a representative OF
the Lutheran Christian Endeavor Society,
will attend the International Christian En-.
deavor Convention at Cleveland, Ohio, this
season.
Rev. ]. w. Crawford Of Danvile, attend.
ed service at the Baptist church Sunday
evening with party Of friends AT the in.
vitaton of the pastor, Rev. Crawford preach.
ed an interesting service.
The Rev. and Mrs. Heilman, of the
Lutheran church, will attend what is de.
nominated the "Silver Jubilee" of tha,
church to be held at York, Pa, this year
They started for the jubilee on Wednesday.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-05-18

H. J. Clark is one Of our most pro
gressive citizens, and besides building
new properties he keeps his older
ones in good repair. The store fronts
of H. J. Clark & Son and w. c. Nc
Kinney have just undergone treat
ment by the painters brush, and look
very handsome. Robert Mcbride and
his men did the work, and it is cred
table job.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-05-18

The Annual Sunday School Conven
ton OF Columbia County will be held
in the Court House on Thursday and
Friday, May a4th and 25th. We are
informed that fine program has been
arranged, and we Aave reason to be-
lieve, from what we know of those who
will participate, that spiritual and
musical treat will be given all who ia
vor the convention with their presence.
Make it a point to attend.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-05-18

We are authorized to announce to
the public that they can find at the
stand of John Bush & Co., on Main
street the earliest of garden vegetables.
At present you can find there as a
specially, asparagus, new + cas-, lettuce,
cabbage, tomatoes, Strawberries, dates,
and pickles by the jar, in vinegar, along
with all kinds of fruits, nuts, &c, al
ways ON hand.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-05-18

What makes house a homer The
mother well, the children rosy, the
father in good health and good humor.
All brought about by the use of De-
Wits Sarsaparilla. 1t recommends
itself.-W. S. Rishton, Druggist. If.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-05-18

If competition is the life of trade,
too much competition is now and then
the cause Of war. We had an illustra
ton OF this fact in town recently when
two BARRIERS bad very close shave for
a fight because Of competition. But for
the timely appearance Of a peace
maker from the express office svme
one would have been heeced.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-05-18

Tricked into strike" is the way
newspaper headings now read some
times. From Pittsburg comes reports
that the soft coal miners were the
victims of operators and in conse-
quence great industries stop not only
in Pennsylvania, but elsewhere.