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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
Anarchists in London.

LONDON, Aug. 15-An expioiion oc-
CURED last night at Newcross pos;office,
iu a small staloner's store to winch the
postofice is attached. 1t was caused by
gunpowder and nitro-glycerine wrapped
IN heavy paper ana inserted into the
letter-bOx SLOT On q portion of the
paper WAS written: I'm memory of RAJ
vschol, Bourdin, Valiant and Santo."
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suicide Of a Young CaIlfor,an.

KEAREEY. Ncb., Aug. IA B G. Chase.
of California, committed suicide at the
Windsor hotel last evening by cutting his
throat with 4-inch sheath knife. He
came here 10 days ago and has been look
ing for ranch. He was apparently IN
good circumstances, 90 years old, and
never acted deraDged. Saturday young
woman came from the west, whom be
registered as his wife. She was down
town when he committed suicide. The
coroner's jury Is taking Testimony behind
closed doors. and startling developments
may be brought to light.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
TIE BEST THING TO DO.

r night ba well weTe the tasiness
rsa who are teiegraphing to congress.
men to "pass some kind of tariff
bill" to take counsel of wisdom rather
than of fear. says an exchange. The
evident cause of anxiety for the pas
sage of s'any kind of bill" is the de-
sire to make an end of the uncertainty
of mercantile conditions. Will the
passage of "any kind of a bill" make
an end of uncertainty We feel sure
that it will not.
Suppose that either the Wilson or
the senate bill pass, what will follow
Farther changes, further tinkerings,
further irrilstions of tariff legislation.
lt is impossible that it should be
otherwise. The. Democratic leaders
ar+ causing resolutions declaratory OF
adherenee to the tariff declaration OF
the Chicago platform to be inserted in
every state platform. The Demo-
cratic press is denouncing all conserva-
tive Democrats in congress as traitors
to the cause. The passage OF either
of the bills before CONGRESS, or of bill
accepted as compromise between the
two, will serve but as fulcrum on
which the levers of tariff agitators
will rest while they tug and pry for
the insertion of more unquallfiedly
destructive clauses.
What degree of repose can be con-
ferred on the commerce and manufac-
lures of the country by the passage OF
a bill that is declared by both Its
friends and it's foes to be of but q
transitory naturtf Mr.. Wilson him
self does not regard the bill that bears
his name as having any quality Of sta
bility. Senator Gorman does not re-
gard the bill that he has championed
in the senate as anything more than
makeshift. Pass either bill and the
first work of the next congress will be
to convert it into a more radical meas
ure of free trade, If the next congress
shall be Democratic in its majority
while if the complexion of the fifty
fourth congress be Republican the first
thing to DE attempted will be resto-
ration of protective policy in tariff
legislation. Nothing more surely
menaces the repose of the country
than the passage Of a compromise tar
IF bill.
Kill the bill! Kill both the bills!
This is the first step toward the res
toration of confndence. Let the
country speak plainly in the forth
coming elections, and let 1t elect a
congress that will moke free trade or
protection the cardinal and hnal pol
icy of fiscal legislation. A directly
free trade bill may have elements of
stability, directly protective bill
may have elements of permanence.
But bill that has all the objection
able features of an Intentionally pro-
tective bill and of rabidly free
trade bill cannot endure. It must be
the source and subject of frequent agi.
tation.
Kill the bills. Refer tariff to the
next congress. The result will be
peace and prosperity. Pass either of
them and ten years more Of useless
debate and destructive agitation lie
before the unfortunate people cf this
country.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
A stampede at Pullman

CHICAGO, Aug. 14-The stampede of
Pullman strikers continues. Today
5000 applied for their former positions
About 1900 men were on duty. The
men freely admitted the strike is broken.
For weeks strikers have been on the point
of starvation, and with the announce
ment that the company would begin
evictions they weakened.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
LABOR.

LIZ nothing else was accomplished
by the strike recently lnaugurated by
the American Railway Union than
the appointment of the commission by
the president it may he considered
successful in giving organized labor a
hearing before an unprejudiced tribu-
nal, which it never had before.
In q republic in which there are sup
posed to be laws in operation which
protect the weak against the strong,
and the poor against the rich, the cons
ditions are not equal if corporations
are permitted to rule in every branch
of government. The commission may
have no power to prevent strikes
in the future; but by fair and
impartial inquiry into the causes
of the recent one the public will have
testimony presented to them from
which they may draw conclusions.
Capital and corporations should not be
without consciepces; and the rule of
right and wrong should oe as imper-
ative with them as with him who earns
his living by the sweat of his brow.
Governments should rest not only
upon the consent of the governed; but
also upon their respect and esteem.
This will be In fair way of accom-
plishment when every great movement.
on the part of labor or capital, is can
vassed thoroughly, and the spirit that
actuated it and the causes that led to it
are fully made known to the people.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
Voted Against IL

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14-It Is UNDER
stood the 30 senators who voted against
the ratification of the Cninese treaty yes-
terday were: Turpie, Democrat; Casey,
Cullom, Dolph, DUBOIS, Gallinber, Hale.
Hansbrough, Higgins, Hoar, Lodge,
Mitchell, of Oregon, Patton. Perkins,
Shoup and Washburn, Republicans
Allen, Lyle, PETER and Stewart, Popu-
lists. Among those absent and paired
against the treaty were Teller, Wnlcott,
Power, Squire and Jones of Nevada.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
Famaus vineyard to be sala

OAKLAND, Aug 14-Jedge Ellsworth to-
day ordered q decree of foreclosure en-
tered for $17.203 against Charles A.
Wetmore's famous Cresta Blanca vine
yard in Livermore valley. July z, 1892.
Wetm re- assigned his interest in the
mortgage to the sheriff of Alameda coun.
ty for the benefit of his creditors, and the
famous vineyard will be sold by the
sheriff.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
Confessed They Burned the Bridges

CARLIN. New, Aug. 14-In the cases
for obstruc:ing United States mails and
interstate commerce, burning railroad
bridges and disabling engines here, Pat
Martin and a. Thompson made COM
tess,on today which fasiens the guilt on
the other defendants. Their bondsmen
gave them up and they were remanded
to tine custody OF the United States mar
shal.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
Two NEGRO friends Lynched

LAuRAvILLE, Fla, Aug. 1.-Two me-
eroes who assaulted Miss Potts in Lsfsy-
cite county few days ago were captured
near McAlpine yesterday. They con-
fessed, and were carried to the scene of
the crime and lyncbed. Miss Potts is
only IA years OF age.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
Erxcted TenuntsRil

DUBLIN, Aug. 15-Freeman's Journal
urges the Irish to resent the "intoierable
insult" heaped on them by the rejection
of the eVicted tenants bill by the lords,
and adds IF justice and mercy fail to
move the 1r sh landlords their vuIner..
able point Is fear."
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
American Astronomer Honored.s

LONDON, Aug. 16-In connection with
the meeting of the British Association,
the degree of D. G. L, honoris cause.
will be conferred upon Professor Samuel
Pierpont Langley, the distinguished as
tronomer of Washington, D. C.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
The Sunken Caisson,

VALLEJO, CAL, Aug. 16-The disabled
caisson is still at the bottom of the bay
in front of drydock. Another attempt
TO raised it has proved unsuccessful. 1t
is expected to raise 1t by tonight by
means of pumps.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
china offers Rewards

LONDON, Aug. 16- A Shanghai CORE
spondent says that the governor of For
mosa offers 5000 taels for the destruction
of any bug japanese warsbip, 1000 for q
small warship. 200 for the head of Jap
anese officer and 100 for the head of q
private.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
Noted RobDer shot.

Font GIBSON, 1. T., Aug. 16-The
noted outlaw, John Fields, rodU lute
Braggs. near here, and Deputy Sheriff
johnson undertook to arrest him. Fields
tried to kill the officer. J. Lungsford
fired two shots and Fields fell dead with
IN n few fee: of where he killed Red Bird,
the Cherokee, for which he was serving
a Is years. sentence at Tahlequah when
be escaped two months ago.
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Tariff Bill Effects.

LONDON, Aug. 1e-The Daily News, in
its financial article, says there has been
great activity in all the markets since the
passage of the American tariff bill.
Metal, copper and tin are especially ac-
tive in ANTICIPATION OF large American
demand for tin plates.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
Plot 10 XIII Crispi.

ROME, Aug. 15-The police say they
have conclusive proof that the anarc his,
arrested bad been chosen to throw a
bomb at Premier Crispi, and was only
waiting an opportunity.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
War in south Africa.

CAPETowN, Aug ia Pretoria dia.
patch says the K,firs are besieging
Agatha and numbering the Bopr popula-
tlon by scores. A relief force is hasten
ing to the besieged.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
WelIman Party safe.

TRoMsoE. Norway, Aug. 15-Waiter
Wellman aud party have arrived from
the Arctic regions, where their steamer
was crushed in the Ice, compelling them
to abandon the attempt to reach the
North Pole.
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The Kafiirs and Boe,s.

PRETORIA. South Africa, Aug. 10
The Kaffir rebels at Southansburg have
murdered a large number of women and
children. The Boer forces of the Traus
vaal government will attack the rebels
TODAY
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The war between Japan and China
is still being carried on with oriental
dllatoriness. 1t cannot be expected
that these nations will exercise greater
diligence in fighting than they do in
commerce; but they will manage TO
kill few thousand of the people, and
this will not have the least effec. upon
the governments. Germany would
wind up this business about Corea in
a few days.and the job would be thor
oughly done, without the least fear ct
it creating any disturbance In the
future.
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suicide today by shooting himself at the
residence of bis sister, Mrs. Robert Vial.
Grief over the death of his mother
caused the act.
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s.,c,de OF an Actor

New YORK. Ang. H. James 81. Cum.
m,nes, a member of the Thomas W.
Keene dramatic company, committed
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18
Invalid 3 Years,
Cured by Hoods

&C. /. Hood 8 Co., Lowell, Mass:
"Gentlemen:-I am glad to tell you that
have been given good health by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. For three years was an In
valid, suffering terribly from
Nervousness and Lameness.
II was so nervous II could not bear the least
noise, and had to walk with crutches for
six months, as could not put one of myfe
to the floor. Physicians did not do me any
good, so friend told me to get Hoods Sar-
saparilla, but
Said There Was No Use.
sHowever, after thinking the matter over, de-
cided to give 1t trial, and have taken six
bottles OF Hoods Sarsaparilla, and the re-
suit Is that am well as any one could wish
to be, and can do any kind Of work. ad-
wise all my friends to teke Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla for believe 1t will do them good"
Miss SUSIE DoDsoN. Cotton. California
Hoods pills cure liver Ills, constipation,
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4 Said There Was No Use.

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills, constipation.
piliousness, jaundlee, sick headache, Indigestion
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
L GALICYi.

w aktor
Chadzyiski pokocha} aktorke
Anne Wyrwicz6wne, znana Z
pieknosci. Ia to, ze ME by1a
mu wzajemna zastrzeli} ia, a
potem sam sobie smierc zada}.
Zab6jca / samob6jca zostawi]
list Z prosba, ably go z uko-
chana pochowano W jednym
grobie, a ma pogrzebie granc
marsza Szopena. Wyrwi-
cz6wna znana by}a z przedsta-
wien w teatrze poznahskim.
w rozpocza5
sic 9 I'm. wielki process, "
kt6rym pred kratkami stane-
10 $50 gospodarzy gospodyf
w%iejskich Z Poznachowic
Lipnika. Zostali oskarzeni {
op6r przeciw w}adzy publicz:
nej. w r. 1892 wypedzili !;
wsi komisya, kt6ra miala "
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
SZLASK<
Z donosza, IL

Z donosza, re
slazkie zajace maja bye W
wiekszej liczbie do Danii wy
sy}ane, gdyz tam bardzo ma}o
jest; zajace wys}ane maja bye
ma pola rozpuszczone. ]edne
wysy}ke 50 sztuk juz tamdotad
odes}ano. Prey rewizyi W
Gluchornie by}o 9 .niezywych.
Jeden zajac wyniesie w}acznie
Z portoryum ma 20 m. koszt6w
W przesy}ce do Danii.
w POLSKIM OSTRO-
VIE ma G6rnym Slazku usta-
villa iona g6rnika Fir. Marka
peklowane mieso do gotowa-
MIA. Gdy posz}a po wode,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
SCENT HOTEL
BAY SY. LOUIS
MissaSsaDpi.

RozrYwhi zlmoWe l latOwe.
Studnla %artezyjska cudownle dzla-
faiaca.
Mad koleja Louisville &Nash-
vile, z wldowlsklem ma zatoke
MeksYkanska, 50 mile cd New
Orleans. Rosllny, drzewa i t.. d.
ciep}ych KRAKOW. Rozrywki ma
]adzie i ma morzu. P4aci SIC $500
dzlenn!e, $l2. 90 tYgodnlowo $4,000
mleslecznie- Adres, John V.
Touliue, w}asciclel.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
w SERBII zanosi

w SERB1I zanosi sic ma
powazne zmiany. Dotychcza-
sowe ministeryum ME cieszy
sic zaufaniem kr6la Aleksan-
dra, kt6ry juz cd kilku tygod-
nj zadnego Z ministr6w ME
przyjmowa}. Me wiedzac, jak
sobie poradziG, zaprosi} kr6l
OLGA swojego, dawniejszego
kr6la Milana, do siebie, SUI
kajac Cd niego lekarstwa ma
trudne po}ozenie. Minister
stwo dowiedziawszy sic O tenn,
wreczy}o kr6lowi pismo Z
prosbq o zwolnienie I urzed6w,
poniewaz ME moze sic zgodzic
ma to, ably Milan miesza} sic
w sprawy rzadu. Milan przyby}
istotnie do Bia}ogrodu, witany
nawet okrzykami ludu, lecz
trudno przewidzieG, czy co
pomoze swojemu synowi,
zw}aszcza re W pewnej czesci
kraju agituja bardzo ma ko-
rzys6 innej ksiazecej rodziny,
ktora sobie juz dawno rosci
prawo do panowania mad
Serbia.
Dalsze wiadomoSci Z Serbii
~opiewaja: Kr6l Milan wyst6-
sowa} W niedziele do pred
stawicieli rozmaitych stron
nictw d}uzsza przemowe ~
polecenia krola Aleksandra'
Stronnictwo tax zwane rady-
kalne II. to, kt6re dotychczas
rzadzi}o krajem Cd smierc
ministra Dokicza udaremnla}c
zadanie krolowi. w kraj1
panuje stan b%ezprawia / gwa}tl
wzgledem obywateli ME male.
zacych do stronnictwa rady.
kalnego. Upomnienia kr6ls
mijaja bez wrazenia. Niekt6rzJ
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
EMIECKI


spraw zagranicznych hr. Ca
priv ME cierpi antisemitow /
da} to poznaG kilka ray w
parlamencie. Ia to ME cier-
pia go nawzajem antisemici i
daja mu to ma kazdem mie;scu
uczuc. Ksiegarz Gloes w Ber-
LIME wyda} wielga rycine, ma
kt6rej hr. Caprivi chodzi pc
Berlinie b}ogos}awi lombardy
zydowskie. - Pod rycina
znajdowa} sic napis: wv
Niemczech zyja Calm i Coin i
Caprivi ich patron.
Hr. Caprivi zaskarzy} Gloe-
ssa O obraze. Prokurator wni6s}
O pol roku wiezienia ma Gloes-
sd, ale sad skaza} go tylko ma
10 m. kary.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

ministrowie chcieliby nawet
uszczupli6 prawa, jake kr6lowi
przys}uguja. Ola tego zada
kr6l, ably sprawy zagraniczne
~naleza}y tylko do kazdorazo-
wego ministra spraw zagra-
nicznych, prezydenta minis
trow i kr6la.
Ma przysz}osG kr6l ME be-
die m6g} dopuSciG, ably kt6ry-
kolwiek Z ministr6w mog4
wywo}aG zatarg Z pahstwem
zagranicznem, jak sic to sta}o
w ostatnim czasie Z rzadem
austryackim, mad czem kr6l
szczerze ubolewa.
Stronnictwo radykalne do
puszcza sic pewnych rozrzut-
nosci we w}asnym interesie.
To powinno bye odtad zanie-
chane. Krol sadzi, re process
trwajacy Cd kilku miesiecy
przeciw dawniejszemu minis
trowi Awakumowiczowi Jest
ola kraju szkodliwy, zada
przeto cofniecia oskarzenia i
zaniechania procesu.
Ostatecznie postanowi} kr6l
utworzyG tax zwane n%eutralne
ministeryum II. take, kt6reby
sic wobec zadnego stronnictwa
ME zobowiezywa}o.
Stronnictwa radykalne libe-
ralne tocza re SODA zacieta
Wake. Rad rosyjski, kt6re-
mu ma tem wielce zalezy, ably
w%znieciG rozruchy ma p6}wys-
pie ba}kahskim, "a pomoca
rubli wywiera wp}yw bardzo
zgubny. Czesc radykalnego
stronnictwa postanowi}a we
zwaG ma iron serbski ksiecia
Arsena Karadzordzewicza, po-
tomka Jerzego Czarnego,
pierwszegooswobodzicielaSe
BIZ. Ow ksiaze s}uzy W wojsku
rosyjskiem, zatem MONA
}atwo poznat, kto go pragnie
osadziG ma tronie serbskim. w
tym celu zadali naczelnicy
partyi radykalnej, pop Giurt
i Ranko TajsiG, ably rozdano
40, 900 karabin6w pomiedzy
milicya.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
co SfYCHAC.

W 81
w PESZCIE ma Wegrzech
edby} sic vice katolik6w
wegierskich pfzy bardzo licz-
nym udziale biskupow, ducho-
wiehstwa, magnat6w / Who's
clan. Przemawia} ma MIN ksia-
re prymas. Vice wys}a}
telegramy do papieza i do
cesarza. w telegramie do
OLGA sw. czytamy ustep o
w}adzy swieckiei kt6ra vice
uwaza jak gwarancya apostol-
skiego rzadu. Pc kilku pre-
mowieniach vice przyja} CITE
ny rezolucye. Pierwsza Z Mich
omawia obowiazki katolik6w
W og6le udziela rady, ably
wierni przywiazanie swe do
religii okazywali nietylko W
zyciu prywatnem, ale take W
zyciu publicznem. Prey wszyst-
kich wyborach do sejmu i
cia} acknowledged nalezy
mandaty powierzac tym,
kt6rzy wiernie stoja PREY
wierze. Dalej nalezy sic donna
gao rewizyi ustawy. r. 1868
W tym duchu, ably rodzice
mogli rozporzadzaG swobodnie
religia dzieci. Druga rezolu-
eva odnosi sic do samorzadu
koscio}a katolickiego i wyra~
ia zapatrywanie, re be- naru-
szenia praw nowoczesnych i
prawa pahstwa kosci6} moze
za1atwiaG sam wszystkie spra-
wy, ktore w}aczono do zakre-
su dzia}ania rzadu. w trzeciej
rezolucyi zaleca pomnozenie
katolickich szko} ludowych
wydzia}owych zada przywr6-
cenia wszechnicy pesztenskiej,
czysto katolickiego charakte-
ri. Nareszcie W czwartej re-
zolucyi oswiadcza vice, ze ka-
tolicy nigdy i pod zadnym
warunkiem ME moga sic Ego
dzic ma zaprowadzenie slub6w
cywilnych, gdyz widzi W MEM
uzurpacya praw koscio}a. Pre-
civ tym przed}ozeniom rzado-
wynn nalezy walczyt wszelkie-
mi si}ami, a gdyby je mimo to
uchwalono, agitowac celem
ich zniesienia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
dosta}Marek apetytu ma mieso

dosta}Marek apetytu ma mieso
/ wyciagna} kawa}ek z garnka,
ably predko zjes6. Mieso sta
ne}o mu W gardle, wzia} vice
}yzke, ably popchnat, przyczem
rozdar} sobie gard}o i pad}
be- zmys}ow ma ziemie. Zawo-
}ano predko lekarza, lecz gdy
tenze przyszed}, Marek juz
ME zy}.
w RAMIENCU W powie-
Gle Lublinieckim wpad} zie6
Felix Bartosz do swoich
t~esci6w, kt6rzy jeszcze spali, i
porani} ich mocno drewnian9
pa}ka. By}by ich Z pewnoscia
zabi& gdyby'jego iona jedna
sasiadka ME przyby]a ma
pomoc.
KS. biskup
wroc}awski zaprowadzi} w
seminaryum duchownem W
Wroc}awiu nauke jezyka pol
skiego i nakaza} klerykom
miewaG ola wprawy kazania
polskie w koSciele sw. Krzyza
we Wroc1awiu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
PoSka pod MoskaIem.

UNOA0 YVV "a@NnttSV41
Z WARSZAWY donosza:
w %powiecie kobryhskim, we
wsi Kubakach, pc zaprzysie-
zeniu trzezwosci, w}oscianie
jednomyslnie uchwalili ma re-
braniu gminnem zamknac
wszystkie karczmy. To samo
uczynili mieszkahcy wsi 10
zinko, kt6rzy ma zapytanie, lie
zadaja "a prawo dzierzawienia
we wsi karczmy, oswiadczyli,
re ME chca mice szynku we
wsi:i sami dopilnuja ably Mkt
w6dki ME sprzeda}. .Postano-
wienie to podpisa1o AZ w}o-
scian. To dzielnie sobie po-
stapili.
OBECNIE juz general Paw
low, jake czasowy zastepuja cy
Hurke ma .stanowisku g}6wno-
dowodzacego wojskami, Cd
biera honory przynalezne
Hurce i odbywa przyjecia
uroczyste zamiast genera}a-
gubernatora. Stan zdrowia
Hurki O lyle sic p%olepszy}, re
chory m6g} W ciagu ostatnich
dni pare razy wstac Z }6zka
precise sic pc pokoju PREY
pomocy dw6ch ludzi; odzyska}
take cokolwiek move, ale ME
zupe}nie. Lekarze jednakze W
~tajemnicy pred rodzina ocze-
kuja trzeciego ataku apoplek-
tycznego, Z kt6rego zapewne
chory juz ME wstanie.
Smieszna rzecz, re W War
szawie O chorobie Hurki ME
wolno mic movie, ami pisaG, a
tymczasem Hurko moe
umrzec.
Apartamenta ola nastepcy
Hurki juz przygotowuja sic ma
zamku. Hurkowa musia}a 3D.
dac wszystkie utensylia po-
dug spisu zarzadzajacemu
pa}acami cesarskiemi. w licz-
bic kandydat6w ma miejsce
Hurki wymieniaja take gene
raj gubernatora kijowskiego
Dragomirowa.
Gala klika protegowanych
Maryi Andrejewnej Hurkowej
dry re strachu, wiadomo bo-
WIEN, re kazdy naczelnik
kraju sprowadza swoich prote.
gowanych ma posady, starych
uSuWd.
Ma Plac saski juz zwoza
materya}y do budowy cerkwi
prawos}awnej. M6wia, ze car
ma przyjechac W sierp11lu ma
uroczystosG poswiecenia ka-
mienia wegielnego pod budo-
we cerkwi, ale pog}osce tel
Mkt ME wierzy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

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