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Prison Survivors Annual.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 1.-THE an
nual reunion of the New England Asso-
citation of Survivors of Southern Prisons
was held in this city yesterday. The old
list of officers, headed by President G. NJ.
Smith of this city, were reelected The
comrades sat down to a dinner furnished
by ladies, and speeches followed.
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Japanese Admiral Claims /. victory

TOXIC, Nov. l3. - Admiral Ito com
mander-in-chief of the Japanese naval
forces, telegraphs as follows: 1--WE de-
stroyed all the torpedoes in Talienwan
bay and it's approaches. We captured sew
eral torpedo boats and apparatus, and oc-
cupied the Chinese torpedo corps barracks
without disturbing the mines. We also
seized important maps. Our feet and
transports then entered the bay"
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NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Nov. 12.-The po-
lice of this city made an important cap
ture in the arrest of Albert Hurd. Hurd
has operated as a horse thief for several
years and has long record of crime to
look back upon. He has served terms in
two state prisons.
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Senatorial Amenities.

MANCHESTER, n N, Nov 14.-The re-
port that Senators Chandler and CALM
ger have formed an alliance is emphati-
cally denied by close friend of Senator
Chandler He states that Senator Gallin.
gers feelings with reference to Senator
Chandler are as they have been since the
latter first commenced his attacks upon
him.
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Episcopalians Meat.

Boston, Nov. 13.-The Episcopal church
congress opened in this city today. Many
interesting matters will be discussed.
The congress will not conclude its work
Until Friday night. Bishop Lawrence de-
hvsred the address of welcome.
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Married at Last.

LOUISVILLE, Nov 14.-In spite Of the
pleadings of his children and remon.
strances of his friends, there is third
Mrs. Cassus Marcellus Clay. General
Clay succeeded in finding justice of the
peace yesterday to wed him to his 15-year-
old bride. At 10 o'clock they were married
by r. NJ Douglass. None of his children
or neighbors were present. Two farm
hands witnessed the ceremony.
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Wilson's Lecture.

Boston, Nov. l3. - Hon. William l..
Wilson delivered his lecture on Some
Problems Confronting Free Government"
Of the Peoples Temple last night. His
speech was a presentation Of questions
affecting the maintenance of popular gov
ernment. He mssle no reference in any
way to partisan Dolirics
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BRADFORD, VERMONT, NOVEMBER 10, 1894.
Life Saver Rewarded.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. Nov l4.-The pas
eengers OF the Cook Arctic exploring
steamer, which was wrecked on the coast
Of Greenland few months ago, who were
rescued by the captain and crew OF the
schooner Rigel of this port, have pre-
sented Captain Dixon of the Rigel with
hall clock valued at s400 as token OF ap-
preciation of his services
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RUTLAND, VT, Nov. 13.-In the county
court here David ]. O'Herne, convicted OF
an assault with intent to kill Judge G. e
Lawrence in this city, Sept. Is last, was
sentenced to 20 years in state prison.
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Notice.

The taxpayers of the town of Topsham,
county of Orange and state of Vermont,
are hereby notified that have in my hands
for collection the Town, State and School
Taxes for the year 1894, and all taxpayers
are hereby notified to pay their respective
taxes to the undersigned Treasurer of the
town of Topsham within ninety days from
this date as per Act No. 90 of the Laws or
1880.
Dated at Topsham this 1st day of Sept,
A. D., 1894
AZ EVERETT FORSYTH, Town Treas,
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Crushed on = Shaft.

LAwREsCE, Mass, Nov. 1S.-John ]. GIL
lispce, aged 81, while at work on Q belt,
was wound around the shsfting in Sutton
mills, North Andover. dying from his Ia
iuries In q short TINA
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F. VIZ, 4, Nov. l3-1ne an
-. of the Christian En-
= o. = '-rr today. Much NJ
tur time 4, il tsl-au a. discussing plans
..ei4. ] & .0ht. o the So "t
th- greas terra, ~~ri conyentioa - 70
:. IN . 90 in 1870.
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BRADFORD SAVINGS BANK u TRUST CO.,
Paid M Capital, $4,000. Receives deposits, makes
collections, and does general banking business,
Bradford, VT.
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]. Il. JONES, M. b.,
Hours until O a. m, = to D. m Saturdays until = p
m. Office at residence opposite hotel
Bradford, VT.
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j. B. PICKETT, JR.,
.AiLoawey 02aa Counsellor at Zn1p,
Notary Public, Collections promptly made. Union
Block. 80
Bradford, VT.
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. Business Cards .

BOSWELL FARNHAM,
;dtt0zney and c0stasSeIl0a at LW,
Master and Solicitor In Chancey. Particular atten.
ton collections and practice In New Hampshire and
Vermont.
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JOHN II. WATSON,
.dLt0a72ey and COat2SSeII0TUL LU1p,
Master and Solicitor In Chancery Collections prompt
y attended to.
Bradford, VT.
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GOLD BOND ISSUE.
Fifty Millions at Five Per Cent
to Maintain the Reserve.
Capitalists Money Lying Idle-Treasury
Amounts.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA. The following
is Secretary Carlisles circular inviting
proposals for per cent bonds:
TREASURY DHp RTMENr
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

we meet with them to consult about
public measures, and used by them for
the sole purpose of ratifying their Pop
ulist theories and sanctifying their in
iquitous campaigns by voting for the
candidates their caucuses have offered
for office.
II they will persist in their theories
and methods, let us not contribute our
presence and acquiescence; certainly,
let US not invite them so to do by vol
unfairly placing ourselves where we
shall be subject 10 so much wrong
doing.
I have no desire for distinctively
conservative ticket to be run in the
State or in my own county; indeed, L
prefer that none such should be put
into the field. If tickets for State and
county offices composed of capable
men, of Democratic principles, are Of
fered by the Performers" or by any
portion of them, ] am quite willing to
give them my vote. But, as already
stated, hold that we should not con-
nit ourselves to any concert of action
With the"Reform" faction untiliwe have
those guarantees of its Democracy and
of it's fair dealing with US which have
attempted to describe. IF these are re-
fused US, we should stand apart, and
cast our votes in November as our sense
of public duty shall then dictate.
J. F. J. CALDWELL.
Newberry, S. c., Jan. 20, 1894.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
Democrats Family Magazine.

There are American Beauties and
American beauties-roses and women,
and each pays homage to the other.
Our country is noted for its lovely wo-
men and brilliant society leaders; and
after seeing the portraits OF nearly q
score of Society Leaders of New York
State" given in Denaorest's Magazine
for February, one is willing to eoncede
that the Empire State can hold its own
for the celebrity and beauty of its
women of wealth and culture, for these
portraits form charming collection of
typical New World women that every
one will find pleasure in possessing.
Then everybody will be interested in
the account of How Great Newspapers
are Printed, with its numerous illus
trations, and the daily newspaper will
acquire new interest after reading
about how it is made. Shall Incomes
be Taxed? the live question of the mo-
ment, is discussed by number of dis
tiuguished writers. There is something
in this number to please everyone, ex-
elusive of the 600 illustrations that
etnbellish it. It is distinctively 'slive"
magazine, and is published for only 81
g year, by w. Jennings Demorest, Is
E. 14th St., New York.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
Glass Bricks.

Experiments with glass building
bricks were begun in 1891 by NJ. Fall
confer, an architect Of Lyons. These
bricks are hollow, being blown like
bottles, and are given forms-such as
cubes, hexagons, etc.,-that permit of
ready laying. A bituminous cement,
with a base of asphalt, is used with
them. The bricks serve as double
windows, giving protection against
both cold and heat; they are good in
sulatoFs Of humidity and noise; and
they lend themselves readily to the
decoration of buildings either by their
form or their color. Many applications
are foreseen. The bricks are nester
than marble in meat markets, and are
especially adapted for bath halls, hot
houses, hospitals, refrigerating estab-
lishments, and buildings in which ab-
sence Of windows would be an advan-
tage. A hot-house Of glass bricks is Of
about ordinary cost, saves fuel, and re-
sists hail.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
Read This Aloud Quickly.

As was going down the street l saw
two bootblacks. One was black boot
black and the other white boot-black,
and both had black boots as we'll as
blacking and blacking brushes. The
black bootblack asked the white boot
black to black his, the black bootblack' q
boots, with blacking.
The white bootblack consented to
black the black boots of the black boot
black with blacking, but when be, the
white bootblack, had blacked one black
boot of, the bootblack with -blacking,
be, the white bootblack, refused to black
his. the black bootblack's other black
boot with blacking, unless be, the
black bootblack, paid him, the white
bootblack, the same as what he, the
white bootblack, got for backing other
peoples black boots; whereupon the
black bootblack grew still blacker IN
the face, called the white bootblack a
blackguard, at the same time hitting
the white bootblack with the black
boot that he, the white bootblack, mad
already blacked with backing.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

1t covers good deal Of ground-Dr.
Pierce's golden Medical Discovery.
And when you hear that it cures so
many diseases, perhaps you think Its
too good to be true"
But it's only reasonable. AS blood
cleanser, flesh-builder, and strength
restorer, nothing like the Discovery
is known to medical science. The dis
eases that it cures come from torpid
liver, or from impure blood. For
every rything of this nature, it is the only
Guaranteed remedy. In Dyspepsia, Bill
Iiousness; all Bronchial, Throat and
Lung affections; every form of Scrofu-
la, even Consumption for luDg-scrof-
ula) in its earlier stages, and IN the
most stubborn Skin and Scalp Dis
eases-if it ever fails to benefit or cure,
you have your money back.
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consider untrue and self-constituted," "
l confess cannot understand.
OF course be has right to select his
own associates, political and other
wise, and 1 have no right to complain.
Whatever there is in bis language of
personal threat to me I shall try and
survive. Respectfully,
G. W. SHELL.
Washington, January 81.
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Prevention is Better

Than cure, and those who are subject
to rheumatism con prevent attacks by
keeping the blood pure and free from the
acid which causes the disease. You
can rely upon Hoods Sarsaparilla as a
remedy for rheumatism and catarrh,
also for every form of scrofula, salt
rheum, boils and other diseases caused
bv impure blood. 1t tones and vitalizes
the whole system.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

Chronic Nasal Catarrh positively
cured by DR.. Sage's Remedy. so cents;
by druggists.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

Hoods Pills are easy and gentle in
effect.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-09
Wiadomoscizwiazkowe

Ma oststniem pesisdzeniu Towarzy.
silva Przspy,iovege Rem. Polskich
Wzista zosts's sprawl pod obrsdy zps
nsgO ~powszschnie (wiecej j~sszcze jsk
oohydnego) trsktstu mOskievskisgo.
Dlstego jednogissnie postsnowiono
chOc " crsfOi przyozynic sic do zmszs-
mia To-. wislkisi plsmy, ma sztandsrze
smsrykshskiej Unii. Uprsszs sic wiee
szsn. Red. o przssisnie wisSoiwyeh
blsnsietoW. q powstsniem
W inieniu Tow. Sc. WaIig6rski. sekr.
$50 w. 18th ST.. Chiosge, Ills,
- Zswisds mism czionk6w Tow. sw.
stsnisisvs Kostki, grupy 1876 Nv. Mp,
IL p~osiedzenie odbedzie sic W niedziele,
IL msjs " sail psrsfislnej. Obecnesc
wrzystkich oz,onkow Tow. jest konie-
cznie potrzebns-- Stsnisisw Zdzie-
biowski, sekr, = Newark, N. J.
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Sp. Wojsissh Budzbanowski ukoeha-
ny syn nssz jedensstym roku tycia,
sddai du'ha Bogu dnia 8Ogo Kwietnia
RIB. Naboaskstwo p~egrzebswe sdb, 10
sic wlksssiele sw. Wojeiechs, dnia Ego
naja o god.. $50 rano.
snutku psgra4eni rodzice
Stanis3a,o Katdrsyna Buda6anososey.
nZgoda" wyraaa Giebokie swe wsPot-
cauoie ola pahstwa Buazbanowskish.
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z Powsdu wyboru nowego gospo-
darza " hall KoSoiussko, Tow. C1ytelnia
Polsks q. lS9 " Buffalo, NY. przeniosa.
suoje Posiedzenia do hall p. Figlera
PREY Broadway. Pierwsze miesieczne
posiedzenie " hall Figlera odbedzie sic
dnia Ii maja o godz. 4 20 poludniu.
Obecnosc kaAdego ozionka jest konie-
ozns. = W. Welenz, sekr.
- Poaiedzenie regularne Tow. Gmi-
ma Polska " Chicago, Ill. grupy 2 Nv.
N. P. odbsdzie sic dnia ID Aaja " hall
Puisskiego, prey Ashland We. o godz.
2 pc poaudniu. Czlonkowie. kt6rzy m
p6irooznem posiedzeniu ME uiscih ale,
winni swe zalegaesci ma tenn pesiedzeniu
uregulowa6, gdya stosownis do uchwaly
Posmiertne do Zwiszku must by6 regu.
larnie kaadego miesisca zapaaco.s, a
caionkoWie ,alsg.jacy .ostans suspen-
dovani. - N. Wroblewski, sekr.
- Sskr. Tow. sw. St.nislawa Kestki,
gr. 81 wv. Mp. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Jest p. Alexis. RuEewski. Adr. 247
9th st.
- Niniejszsm xawiadam;am wszy-
stkich czlonkow Tow. Polskich Stola.
rsy i Ciesli, grupy 2O2 " Chicago, Ill,
1e zostsio uehwslsne na aes,iem De-
siedzeniu, IL posiedzeHia msja sic edby-
wa6 W kaady trzeci czwsrtsk po pierw.
sym. Pros,e ws,ystkich caionk6w te-
60 Towsizystws, ably ~prlybyi na 10
sied1enie, gdya - waane sPrawy do "a
iatwienia.
TAX s,no zostalo M tenn posiedzeniu
uohwalons, il Tow. ME bedzie plssi6 IA
czfenk6w z kasy. - NJ. Wojozy hski,
sekr. prot.
- Ma poEedze.iu Tow. Kr6ls Ste-
Jana Batsrego gr. 178 " Milwaukee,
Wis. u~ehuaieAo jak ~nastspule:
Czionkowis - sbowiazani stawiS SIC
na pssisdzenie W kazds druga niedziele
Pc p~ierwszym kaadeso niesiaca, dc
~mieszkania sekr. ped No. 953 Bolton av.
2. KITE zaniedss Piaoie II jedsn nie
sias, ns drugi miesias zsstanie zawiado-
nisny Przez sekretarza grupy, Ia 90
zaPiasi 10 o., q gdy n~sstep.ie ME uisei
sic z diugu, bedzie suspeadewany bez
wyjatku.
3. Sekr. ME Jest s~bswiazany chsdzie
do kaadego czionka i kslektowac pie
niadze ola tegs c1isnkswie winai sic
zastssswa6 do Powyzszsj ushwaiy.
J. Kistswski, PREF. Jsz. PszsrskI, sskr.
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PSdziekSwanie.

Wszystkin sbywatelsm i krewnym,
kt6rzy uczes,niczyli pr,y pogrzebie II.
szego ukeshsnego syna Wojoiecha, oa-
dajso nu o~statnia P~rrysiuge. r6wnIeA
Wisl. ks. ]. Radzisjewskiemu IA wy
prowadzenie zviok z domu do kosciola
sw. Wojciesha i Wiel. ks. J. S1ukal-
skienu Z Milwaukee, Wis. i Vial. ks.
F. Byrgier Z Chicago IA towarzyszenis
zwiokom az do grsbu, serdeoznie die
kujemy. - w smutku Psgrsaeni rodzi-
ce Stanis3a,o { Katarsyna
Budz6dnoacscy.
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KSIEGARNIA GAZETY KATOLICKIEJ
w. SMUISKJEGO,
6 Noble Street Chicago Hi
poleca Rodakom nastepujsce kdstki:
Ksiaaki do nabo4ehstw..

Anioi sroz DO 20 &c. 80 c 90 c, 100, LILO, $50, 1.B0, LEO
10, $50, 100, 21o, 22O, 21, ESQ, 2.So3.go, 4oo;
Ani6i str6z, mnie3szy formal $50, ESQ 3.9
Bog Nsdzieja Nssza pc SOC. soos.so.
DTewiarzyk Tercyarsh pc LIS 80, l75, 200
Cicss liza 1.S0, LIS, $50
Droga do Nieba DO soc
Dziecie do Boga 20 @c
gIos Serea DO C5 cL0O,12D, 1. 40. L.S0
Ksiszka do Nabo1enstwa po coo 20 e.1Oo, z, lJo
Naboz.hstwo kaiohekie 20 l50
Ogrodek ducho~nyp 20 &c. ! ~ LSo
Periy nSbozehstws, zoe, Sc, 100, rs, 15,1.so, 200
%Sp 9%R'S % oO'? p. gSSc. zoe. zoe. sec, Nc, i.1o, Lse 30
zbioTef Modhtxp 20 &c, 80
zdrowas Marya, 80, 500
Przsdewszystkiem zwrscsmy uwage M nsstepujace
pokyteezne dzieia, M kt6Te znihylitmy Gene
zywoiy swietych Pnhskich
Ks.o. Bitsebpsw's " mocn'i ~OzdObnsj Opr.sie . vie,
zywety swtetycb Pahskich
ks. Piotra skargi W l2tu tOmaeh, q ieh kiszkseh
r0wniez 2 obrasksmt, eena SOW
WykIaA Lekeyi 4 Ewangtelif
"a w~sEystkie niedziele 1 swists " roku, przez Ks.
Gofiniego, q obrazkasi cena tAts
Cafe Rocz.ikt Dnia swietego
q roku 1889. 1890. 1891, 1897 4 1893, zswiersjsce duko
~powiesci. poviss,ek, wierszyi opowiadsh " mocnei
oprawie po sLO
DZtEN SWIFTLY vychodzi eotydrieh " zeszytach
DO IS stron, . osobnym dzislem dls dzieci, ozsobiony
obrazksmi, k~osztojer GENIE pho
Piocz tego ksiegsrnis nsszs pos
bissorycznej ! powiesciowei.
Ma tsdsnie p~rzeslemy ksademu Lat
w. smULsK
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Tow. Orla

Zawiadamiam ~. ~crisskow, te posie.
d1enis regularae odbedzie sic " ME-
dzisle, IL b. M; z powodu watnyeh
spraw Jak wyboru sekr. fin. sbecnoic
wszystkch czionkow jest konieczna. "a
czionkowie winni sic uissic W
przsciwnym razie zostana suspendowa.
nj lab wykreslsni. = 2 upewaanisnis
administraoyi ]. Rudzihski, sskr.
30 Upton ST., Chicago, Ill.
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PLYMOUTH, Pa, / maja 1894


Dnia A z. m. jak byio zapowisdziane
PoPrzednio, odbyi sic uroczysty obehod
" n~astspujacym porzsdku: o godzinie
8 m. 10 zebraiy sic wsEystkie iowa.
rzystwa m~iejscswe, pred szkoia pol
ska, zkad o godzinie etej CIV. Tsw.
Kosciuszki na szels z marsEaiksmi, wy
szia ma spotksnie CIV. sw. Miehais z
Kingston. Nsstspnie wszystkis iowa
rzystwa udaiy sic do kosciois, gdzie
Wiel. ks. T~omkiewiez, proboszcz miej-
scowy, odprawif solenns usze sw. 1 wy
gissii Piskna psruszsjssa move, pa
tryetoezno religijns stosowna do ure-
ezystofci, Pc sksfszonem nabozehstwie
nsstsPif wyzarsz Prsez ~giowniejsze
ulice miasts. Dhelny msrszsiek re
swoimi sdjutaatsmi, liczne povoEy,
PolsLa ksPela miejscows, bsrvny i
wojownic.y wyglad szersgow kcsynie-
row z nsczsluikism konnym " kosty-
umie Jen. KosoiusEki, Gwsrdya Kosoiu.
ski, Ryserskis towsrzystwe Gwsrdya
sw. Mishsis z Kingston, Gwsrdys Kr.
Jadwigi j Ksz. P~uiaskiege, nsreszcis
kilks tsusrzystw o~ywilnycb, zlsiy sic "
csissc tax piekns, imponujsoa, 70 onie.
mali stswsli Ameryksnie pstrrac ma
szsrsgi, ktore mimo Svej zmudsej piracy
podziemneJ, nimo znoj6w ! trud6w
ciais, ME zspomnieli o przeszlosoi i
nisossi ojcEyzny.
Pc obeisciu gi6wniejszyoh ulis missts,
wszystkie towsrzystws wesziy ma hale
Peoples Thestre'', gdzie sic r~ozpOcze.y
movy, deklsmscye, kt6re stosownie !
povsanie program tel czssci obshodu
w~ypeinity.
Pc osehodzie rozpoozsi sic bal, kt6ry
trivial do bissego dnis | zskshozyi sic "
nsjlspszym porzsdku ! zgodzie. Pozo-
stsia sumo Z bslu " kwoois $1,000
odes,sno M pemnik Kosciuszk do Chi.
cage.
Il. Rydzepski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-09

orerwoa 1894 Z. .gioszs sis praes Pe-
stall k,rts, piszse tylke nKsndydat do
CIV. q. N. p, imie i nazwisko, do kto'
rel nalesy gruPy 1 numer domu ! ns1ws
ulicy" i Diech adresuje do sekr. gr. lab
lub ~prost DO niAej p~odpisansgo. q
odebranych kart oka.s sic ilu ma Ohe6
nale4enia do GWardyi, . jeaeli ich be-
die dosy6 pokazaa liszba, natsne.as
.wola sic tyoh wszystkich M Pesiedze-
ME, .~organizuje sic oddsisi j wybierze
sic mundur.
Szanownyoh sekretarzy uPrasza sic o
pr.eezytanie ninisjszej ode1wy ma Po-
siedzsniaoh grup.
Brat j sluga
s. Le,oandssoski, Vice Cenzor q. N. Z.
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Piocz tego kTegsrnis nsszs posds duto innyeh ddea tresci reigijne
ssorycnej powiesciowej.s
Ma isdsnie przesemy kssdemu kstslog bezpistuie
w. smULsKI. SIS Noble street, Chfcaso.
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CierPialsm przsz dlugi ezas ns ME-
strswnesd. DOpiere kisdy utyism DR..
Augusta Kssniga hanbarski,h kropli
s~trzymaien ul.enis; W kofsu zOstalem
zuPei.ie wyleszony.-A. Zsller, Fields
borough, N. j.
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w Cleveland sdbyl sic obch6d
majowy, przsrywany zaburzeuiami ! cd
teee czasu ME ma spoksju. Rozrushy
n~iepokoje wywosuis " r6anych fabry
kach s~trajkierzy, ktorzy cd niedawna
zorg~ani1ows.i, liszs cd s. 10000
u~czsstnik6w, i ei rozreizaja robstni-
k6w W ish niejsce przyjetysh, wybijsjs
okna " fabrykaeh niszczap ookolwiek
i'm sic uda, MIN Policya tenu Przsszks-
dzi. Do tyeh burzycleli nale.a gl6wnie
wlosi, czssi, a Pc czssci nieatety i psla-
cy. Polieys bez ustanku ma duso do
ozynienia W r6auysh stronach miasta, a
ludnost " ciagaem jest r~szdrazuieniu.
w sadzie policyjnym W Washin-
gtonie stavali trzej przYwodzcy ,armii
Coxsy'a" jsko oskarzeni o przekrccze-
ME przspisow po~licyjnysh ~zabraniaja-
oych dsmonstracyi publieznych " pc.
blitr kapitolu. Ssla ssdows przspei.
Mona byis ciekawyni, pomiedzy kt6ry-
mi by.o DUO szisnk6w kongresu, gio-
wnie populist6w. Senator Allen broail
praw p~okojowego zgromadzenia sic
~obywatsli, checisa doda} wyrszuie, ae
wcsle ME syppatyzuje z niedorzeczny-
mi plsnani Cexsy's. Trzsch sdwoks.
tow miaio bronic o~sksrzonysh, ale ! inni
pr~zemswiali, / tax czionek kongresu
Van Voorhees, z New Yorku powiedzial
m6wks, shociss 60 Gala sprawl MIC ME
o~behodzils. Nsreszsie trudho byte osa
did. kto wisseiwie udziai bierze " pro-
cesie, q kto ME.
- W okolisssh koksowych " Penn
sylvsnii str'jk przybiers eoraz gro
z~nieIsze rozmiary,
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z r6znych stron swiata.
Zburzenie pOmntka
AOSeiuSZk1.

2 Krakowa dolssza 3 en-: Ubiegiej
nooy o eodzinie l. prszydsnt niasts,
Friaalein, kszal ~pasholksn miejskim
zburzy6 pomnik Ksssiuszki ns rynku.
Pacholki W obscnsssi szsfa budownictws
m~iejskisgo, Ku}sskowskiego, rozbili
pomnik na kawalki. Rane godz. o.
jua ME byle sladu Z Ponniks. Prey
dentowi rozkaz zburzenia wydsia psli-
oys m~iejssowa. - Pomnik staf M VITA
snosci gninnej "a zezwoleniem Rady
miejskiej, psmaik byi wlasnescis komi-
tstu obchodowege j kosztouai 300 Il.
w tyeh dniaoh niai bye pr1eniesiony
do parku Jordana. Friedlein bez po-
rozumienia sic z komitetem ponnik
kauai zburzy6 i obecnie, iak sic dowia-
duje, komitet uda sic na droge sadswa,
aadaj,c cd Friedlsina odszkedewania
Ia zniszczenie obsej w~iasnesci. Obu-
rzenie " miessie z Powodu zburzenia
W nocy pemniks egronne, tenn
bardziej, 70 ME byio tadnsgo po.
wodu. Wozoraj mp. wieszoren nawet
ME gronadziiy sic tlumy psd Ponni'
klein. PrawdsPodobnie ma pcsiedzeniu
Rady z~aintsrpeluia Prszydenta 90 dc
tego eaynu nbohaterskiege".
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