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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-07-19
To Kill the Sultan.

London, July 18.-A dispatch to the
Tines from Mequinez, Morocco, says,
He jaime att, lately grand vizier, his broth
er who was formerly minister Of war,
and two others who formerly held high
court positions have been imprisoned on
the charge of being engaged in a plot to
hire assassins to murder the new sultan
and his grand vizier while they were on
their way to mosque Many other per-
sons are said to be connected with the
plot and their arrest is expected shortly.
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lAty u 0NNAC'
counties and the balloting forthwith COM
MGR reed, resulting in the nomination of
Judge Start by the following decisive
vote: Gilfllan, 2S7; Start, 729.
E. T. Young of Appleton now romi-
mated for associate justice of the supreme
court Gorham Powers of Yellow Med;-
cine county.
D. w. Burkhardt of St. Cloud no,ni.
mated Loren w. Collins of Stearns coun-
ty.
Mr.. Crossfeld named Calvin S. Brown
of Morris, and the roll called, resulting
in the denomination Of Justice Collins
by handsome majority. The vote was:
Collins, 759; Powers, 1SS; Brown. 40.
The nomination Of Judge Collins was
made unanimous, and the state ticket
was completed. After adopting the fol-
lowing platform the convention adj
jourDed.
The Platform.
We favor a protective tariff under
which, upon imports competing with the
products of American labor, duties are
levied equal to the differences between
the wages and labor at home and abroad
And as to imports, other than luxuries
not so competing, we believe that tbs
same should be admitted free of duty
so far as the requirements of the gov
ernment may permit. But the principle:
of reciprocity should be so incorporated
in our tariff laws as to give new anf
enlarged m: rkets for the products of this
| country.
The Republican party believes in tho
use of both gold and silver as money
maintaining the substantial parity Of val
ue of evry dollar in circulation with tina
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-07-19
JACOBSON'S MURDERER
<Vill BE Given Speedy Trial :.
Hastings.

Hastings, Mimi, July 1S.-John Ivan,
the murderer of Policeman Albert Ja-
cobson, was given hearing before jus
tice Pringle yesterday, the defendant be-
ing charged with murder in the first de-
gree. He pleaded not guilty and was
committed to the next term Of the dis
h1ct court. Judge Crosby has called the
grand jury, which will reconvene Aug. 9,
when the defendant will be given trial.
John Peranis, the pal Of John Ivan, who
was taken into custody the evening Of
the murder, was taken over to Saltwater
yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Marty Of
Washington county upon a warrant
charging the defendant with entering and
burglarizing the store Of II. A.. Durand
and the postofice at Newport on the 9th
inst. Both of the prisoners are Russian
Poles y VA
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-07-19

unanimously and by reclamation, your can
didate for the high Office Of governor, is
greatly appreciated and is dear to me, not
so much because it tends to give me another
term Of Office as because to me it is the as
surance that your are satisfied with the
spirit and manner in which I have per-
formed my duties as the chief executive Of
the state. While conscious Of the fact that
in many respects I have been far from in
fallible and may have erred in Judgment,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-07-19
Boon by Acc1nmation.

Moorkead, Mimi, July 1S.-Att the con-
eention Ell. e. Boen was unanimously
renominated for congress. The resolu-
tons Endorsed the Omaha PLATFORM as
that Of the state convention. The grad
uated income tax, the national ownership
Of railroads, the free and unlimited Coin IN:
age Of silver, and claimed that labor
should not be held responsible for the
late acts of violence.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-07-19
GOV. NELSON ACCEPTS.

The Governor Makes a Very Bright
Speech of Acceptance. ...-
Gov. Nelson, in accepting the nomination,
made a forceful and comprehensive Speech
in which he reviewed the questions and con-
ditions Of the day and gave the Republicans
of Minnesota some excellent advice. He
said:
Your kindness in again nominating me,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-07-19
charlie. sullivan's BODY Found.

West Superior, Wis, July II. The de-
composed body Of Charles Sullivan, q
dock laborer, was found in the bay yes
terday morning. He has been missing
since July 4. A cash across his head
was found and foul play is suspected.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-07-19
Northern Pacific Bridge Burned.

El]ensburg, Wash, July 12.-One span
the Yakima river seven miles north of
here was burned. No particulars are OBJ
tainable.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-07-19
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
The Young Republicans of North Da-
kOta Organize.

Ine Dung EtepuU41CSlAS VI NOIlA Od~
kota Organize.
Grand Forks, N. D., July 1S.-The
Young Mems Republican League of
North Dakota was organized here to-day.
Nearly every county in the state was rep
resented. Resolutions adopted express
confidence in the Republican party as the
salvation of the nation in it's present ex-
tremity; condemns Democratic tariff
tinkering; afirms that the Mckinley law
is the best tariff bill ever known; con-
dennis anarchy and other forms of law
lessness; endorses the pension policy of
the Republican party; demands legislation
providing better safeguards against I'M
desirable immigration. The following Of
fcers were then elected: President, John
Knauf, Stutsman; vice president, w. A.
Gordon, Grand Forks; second vice presi-
dent, Henry D. Reed, Burleigh; record
ing secretary, H. e. Ingwaldson, Trail;
treasurer, w. R. Purden, Wahpeton; ex-
ecutive committee, T. w. Cathrow, Bot
tineau; e. NJ. La Mourse, e. II. Hatch,
Stark; W. r. Dunlop, Barnes; w. T..
Gushing, Cass; Willis Northing, Rich
land; M. B., Cassell, Steele. The presi-
dent and secretary are ex-oficio MEM
bers of the committee and the committee
is authorized to select a corresponding
secretary. The state convention meets
tomorrow.
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THE, TARIFF.
Senate and House Conferecs Unable
ia Agree.


Senate and House Conferecs Unable
to Agree.
Washington, July 1S-The first formal
conference on the tariff bill with all the
senate and house members, both Demo
Gratis and Republicans present, was held
to-day and continued only about an hour.
An adjournment was taken until 2 p N.
tomorrow. The proceedings of the full
conference consisted in an effort on the
part of the Democratic members to en-
tighten their Republican colleagues upon
the elements Of disagreement between the
Democratic members Of the two houses
without revealing the methods by which
they have sought to get together on the
details Of the proceedings of the Demo-
cratic conferences. The meeting to-day
was not marked by any sharp contro-
versy or criticism, and only once did the
sarcasm of Mr.. Reed find utterance. 1t
was when Chairman Wilson, speaking
| rather personally of the amendments
| urged by certain Democratic senator's,
said that it might be we'll to inform the
public Of the situation by printing in the
tariff bill the names of the senators
| alCr gside their respective amendments.
To this Mr.. Reed responded that the
public would probably mistake the tariff
bill for biographical dictionary. AS a
result of the days meeting the Republic
ans concluded that general disagree
ment would be reported to both houses
within few days. There were no dis
tinct statements or propositions to this
effect, but it appeared to be the only con-
clusion to be drawn from what had &C.
Cured Senator Aldrich and Mr.. Reed
said there would be no disposition on the
ps TT Of the Republicans to delay a report
Ct disagreement AT the close of to-
days meeting Chairman Wilson stated
tEat no exact plan was in view for re-
Pei ting back to congress. It is believed,
hCv ever, that plan will be developed
to morrow, and that the report of disl-
greement will be made to the senate and
house within the next two days.
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THEY CHOSE NELSON.
HE is NOMINATED BY THE MINNIE
5 sofa REPUBLICANS.
ID. NJ. eClough for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Albert Berg for Secretary
r.. G. Dunn Defeats L. p. Hunt for
sthe Nomination for Auditor.

For sGovernor-Knute Nelson.
For Lieut.. Governor--David Nj. Clongh
For Secretary of State-Albert Berg.
For Auditor-R. G. Dunn.
Tor Ttreasurer-A. II. KOerner.
For Attorney General-H. w. Childs.
For Clerk Supreme Court-D. T. Reese.
For Chief Justice-Charles M. Start
For Associate Justice-L. w. Collins.
st. Paul, July 12.-Ex-Lieut. Gov. A.
sBarto of Sank Center was chosen tenn
K porary and then permanent chairman OF
the Republican state convention.
Mr.. Haupt of Otter Tail moved the
nomination of Hon. Knute Nelson for
governor by acclamation. The motion
was seconded in several places, and the
motion prevailed, evry delegate rising en-
Enthusiastically and subsiding amidst
burst of applause.
On motion of Mr.. Tawney a committee
of three was appointed to notify Gov.
Nelson of his nomination, and Honora-
n bles J. A. Tawney, S. G. Comstock and
M. H. Dunnell were appointed as such
committee.
William H. Eustis of Hennepin moved
the nomination of Hon. David M. Clough
for lieutenant governor. The notion
was carried and Mr.. Clough was declared
the unanimous choice of the convention
for lieutenant governor.
Now came the first contest, the nomi
nation of candidate for secretary OF
state. Secretary T. P. Brown, Albert
Berg, John w. Peterson and Joseph +
Osborn were nominated. First ballot
Brown, 1911; Berg, 1913; Peterson, 800
Osborne, 49, No choice
Capt West Of Hennepin withdrew Os
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-07-19

Governor Sidney NJ. Osen.
Lieutenant Governor--E. e. Lommen
State Auditor-A. T.. Stromberg.
Secretary Of State-P. j.. Seberber.
State Treasurer. Borchert.
Attorney General. A. Keyes: ..-.,.
Clerk Of Supreme Court-C. Il. John
son. ~ 20 H..
Chief Justice Summer Ladd.
Associate Justice-John w. Willis.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-07-19

Approve the Bill.
Rome, July 18.-The senate has ape
proved the anti-anarchist bills.
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ID. M. ClouEh, Candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor. .- r
6: Smith, 2. Mr.. oKerner was declared
the unanimous choice of the convention
for state treasurer. r
For clerk of the supreme court: A.
B. Gould, Of Winona county; p. J..
Schwarz, of Dodge; D. f. Reese, Of Ram
sey; and J. I. Helm, of Rock; and Don
aid Mccall N, of Big Stone were nomi-
mated.
Tirts ballot: Reese, 327; Gould, 295;
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-07-19
.OW EN- is THE MAN
TIE MINNEAPOLIS MAN NOMI~
MATED by THE POPULISTS.

He Secures the Nomination by Ac-
clnmation - Senator LOmmen OF
Polk County Il Nominated for
Lieutenant Governor. +2 "
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Minneapolis, July 1.-THE above tick
ct was nominated by the Populist state
convention, which then adjourned sine
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
z Prus polskich

W W Prusach
Zach. g}ownie ur2eanicy ,.ucls
kani przea ludnest poIska"
zawiezuja Zviazek .,obcony
niemczyzny ma wz6r HanSe
Kenne, i Tiedemanu6w w W
KS. Poznanskiem. w o3ez~'e
wydanei W tym celu zachec ia
do ieanoczenia sic patryo'6w
niemieck.ch wszelkich stron-
nictw wystawionych na liczue
przykrosci i przes.adowania nd
coraz 7uchwalszel ,,ludnos-
polsk,ej'. Do zarzadu IOWA
rzystwa wybrani: DIR. Ouch
Inspector szkolny, Sermonc
pow. Inspector, Hass pastor =
Klebs PENDANT kasy rzadowej =
Theil Inspector garnizonowy :
Lowusser nauczyciel g}6wny =
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
WINONA, N
TO i OWO.

PEWIEN zgorzelicki fabry
kant wzia} patent ma nowy
wynalazek: wyrabia on po-
krywki do kuAi riwnych,
kt6re "a podniesieniem kufelka
W gore same sic otwlera1a a
zamykaja wtedy, 'gdysie kufel-
XII ma sto1 postawi. w piwiar-
mach, gdzie liczne stale iowa
rzystwagsie zbieraja, jest zwy.
czajem przyjete, re ten p{ac'
"a wypite kuhe wszystk1ch
pray jednym stole sledzacych,
kto odsadziwszy kufelek Cd
ost ME spusci pokrywki. w
niekt6rych piwiarnlach Jest
ten zwyczaj, re wszyscy obecn:
goscie, kto chce, pr6znem'
kufelkami obsta ~iaja Pc DO.
kach i CORA kutelek tego, ktory
pokrywki ME spusci}, a on
potem p}aci "a wszYstkle
.wypite. Pc owym waznym
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

Fuhrich wfasciciel drukarni =
Maliszewski mislr1 ma]arski.
Zatem pre- wa3nie ur1ednicy'
jake bojsz)iwemi musze bye
W Brodnicy ci urzednlcy ,kiedy
m"j4c wojsko i policya ma
zawolanie W ra2ie wybrykow
lndno6ci polskiei, wygiaszaia
take o1ezwY.
w GOLUBIU Ma r ,dzie
mlejskiej wybraoo pa cl} mka
maglstr*tu krpca Hirsvha
(Niemca) / DIR. Szymona g.
laka) Kr6l- re]encya potwier
czi}a p. Hirscha, a DIR. Szymona
ME. M ostatniem zebraniu
Rady miejskie] Po}acY posta'
nowili ME wybieraG innego
kandydata. dop6kin ma za4alenie
do ministra ME nadejdzie Cd
powiedz Wniosek ten prepaid
albowiem g}osy "a MIN i
przeciwko MENU by1y rowno
podzielone, a przewodniczacv
gtosem swoim popar} strone
Niemcow. Zn6w tutsj msci sic
los "a nieogledaos6 niedopa-
trzenie re strony Polako~.
Miasto Golub jest przewa1nie
polskiem, ale obojetnos6 ia
sprawY komunalne wielka.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
P0kka BOD tleskaIem,

Doreczen1e w}osclan w Kr6-
lestwle Polsklem. - i Wars2awy
plsza do IN. Ref: w obwodz1e
fortecy Modl1n (Nowcgieorglewsk
urzedowo) mieszka we wsl Odpad-
XII w}osclanin G}owacki, ktorego
spotka}a pare tygodn temu haste
pujaca przygoda: Podczas gdy
wlesn1ak zaiety by} u sieoie W
stodole %przy]echall ma jego pole
Dragon 48 pu4ku zaczell mu krasc
kartohe n1szezyG zboze. Dostrzeg}-
sly to, przyszed} wiesn1ak do
ofcera, przypatrujacego' sig temu
bezprawlu z upr2ejma prcsba, aby
zakaza@ zo}nier2o'n rabowac lego
zab7tek. Officer zarn1ast zadosG
uczyniG s}usznyna zadaniom krzyk-
na} ma wiesniaka, naturaInie swoim
.pieknym ]ezyklem: .,Paszot Won
ty ha}wan, suk1n SYM. Srodze
detchnlety ~w}oscianin odpowjedz'a}
MT ne to: ,,TY sam ba1wan". O.
fdcer natychm1ast pusei} ma nlego
kllkunastu konrnch dragon6w, ]
byliby zywcem oz}owieka roztrato-
wal}, zebY ME uczc1wsze cd Rosyan
iob kcnle, kt6re ME chc1a}y JakoS
deptaG pc leSacym c2{owieku.
Nareszcie officer da{ rozkaz, adv
SIG dragoni cofne},, l G}owscki
dow'dk4 sic zbity Go swe] stodo1y.
Lecz ola oicera mario %jeszcze by}o
tego co dokonat,. pszys}a} on "a
G1owack,m kilku. ~zofnierzy do
stodo4y, kt6rzY sbSwszy go nahaJ :
kami, zwiazali ma W ty4 rece
| przywjazawszy do ken1a wlekl]
praez pole do obozu, zas zone
Ghowaek,ego, broniae9 meza, bill
20. swarzy. Gdy cz4owaeka tego'
ledwie zyiacego p~sayw}ekli wresz-
Gle do obozu, ofeer swoim zo4nle-
rom kaza} szykowaG ,5zg,, zebT
bee zye1a prawle- lezacego bledaka
;~ieszcze bic. Na ~szczescie mniej
dziey jego koledzy opamietall
oicera Il czfoWieka tax sro1notnle
pokaleczonego odestali do w65ta,
ably ten sporzadzif protok6f odda1
go pod sad. Wypadki tego rodsa1u
pod RADIANT siepacly Hurki, aoraz
%czesclej sig tn; zdar1aja."
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

Kazdy, kt6ry zjedna Katokko.
55s trzech nowYch ~abonent6w i
przesle nam "a mich c~a{oroczny
abonament, bedzle dostawa} "a
swoia fatyge przez ca4y rok jeden
a~gzemplarz Rntolika darmo.
Personal---very. wszedze ekrzet-
aych, rzetelnych a%gent6w; zasiugi
sch Ealezycie wynagrodzimy,
Prezent "a przas}anie carlo
Gosznego abonamentu dajemy tylko
gym, krorzy naprs6d "a KntoliGo
eapsac2.
Kto odbierze z poorly try
gszetY, u%wazanym Jest "a abopenta j
9dpewleu2la|nym "a ~abonamen1.
Kto zm1eni adres, pow'uien
aatychmiast podaG wydawcv Keis
sska swoi nowy adres.
Ahonentom, ktorzy wyraznic
aie odmowia gazetv "a %Fosredn'o-
TWEEN listowego iuh nnnego
arzednika poczSewego, Hatohk po-
sekany bedzie dalej. Skoro kto
saprEestanie odblerac gazette, pc
w1nien wpierw zapfacl6, Jeze)l CO
Sa Ma wlnien.
Pienjadze "a i ola Ka1a/iho
przese}at przez pocztowy lab
~expresowy Money Order, Mnzaa
seS ~przesefa6 abonament doIa
zach papierowych, przez Postal
note, aibo W jednocentowyc hub
dwucentowych znaczkach poetic
wych, lecz jezeli abonament, W
aaki spos6b p~rzes}any, W drodze
przepadnie Eco SIC W tym kralu
bardzo rzadko zdarza) wydawca
Katoliko NE blerze "a to ma sieb'e
odpowledzsalnosci. Jake l!sty
aaj!epiej kazac ma poczcie reg'stlo.
wac, DO wtenc>as :rzad p%ocz1ow,
bierze Tia siebN edpowledz'a'nos6,
re wraz z zawartoscla dolda na
"naieisce przeznaczepla. Wszelk't
listy oraz przeselki p,en'szne &c
YotolikG adreso~ac:
II. Der0vwshAi
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
Il Poznahskiego.

Guzeta T1orat&ska p1sze:: Bydgoszs
w ychodzi tu odbltka z .,Oredow-
nika", pod nazw4 ,,Gazeta Naroz
dowa", kt6rei drukarzem )
redaktorem jest p. Tomaszewsk' ?
Poznani&. Trzv strony ,,Gazet*"
druku]a W Poznaniu a czwarta W
Bydkoszczy. w l,pcu zam'eEsifa
..Gazeta Narodowa" artyku{, W
kt6rym zaczepjono g%wa}townie X.
proboszcza C~iklhsk5egn Mogil :
ma, a mianow1cie zarzucono ma,
ze trzyma kosclelnego. kt6rY rraw1e
NC ME widzl l 5e pfonoszcz kuze
sic voz:G do chnrego, choc1az JEST
t> Ike O 4 domu oddalon? cd kos
c1o}a, a ]ezeli s'e ME pcsle woza,
NE chce udzl~inG. .choyemu Sakra.
mentows sw'etsch. Oskarzonego
broni} ad~ukat p. Moczynski. x.
Cwlkl,hsk'. ksdry by} wezwany ma
swiadxa. wykaza}, re czynlone mu
zarzutv So fa}szywe. Prokurator
wn,6,1, ably redaktora uKarac SOC
marAami grzywlen, albo dzlsleczo-
dn1owem wiezieniem. Dc og}osze'
MA wyroku ME ~przyszfo, gdYz X.
Cwiklinsxl cofna} skarge.
" Gr06iu ma Ku1awach odbY]
sic dina 2 bm. uroezystY wjazd
nowego. proboszcza X. Staniszew.
skiego dotychczasowego admlnlstra.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
Ciekawy wyrok.

Pred Izoa karna w Stare
grad2ie toczy1 sic nastepujaey
process, majacy ola mas kato-
lik6w nadzwyczajne znsczenie.
Oskar3onYm bYf KS. wlkary
Williams Q Skarkna O przekro
"rzenie ustawy Z dnia Is maja
1878. r., okreslajqcy granice
dozwolonych kar koscielnYch,
o uszkod2enie cielesne i obra-
.se. Oskar3al ~pierwszy proku-
.rator L'?pert z Gdahska, o.
bronze prowadzi} adwokat Mas
Sc z Starogradu,
Przebieg sprawy by} PASTE
pujacY:
z pocsatkiem roku biezace'
:cego zawiadywat ks. Wilkans
parafa Aatolicka W Godaisze-
vie. W para65 tel cyl evan
|gielicki robotnk Grand przez
pewien Gas na Ware Q dziew-
zyna katolicka, a W grudnlu
|roku ubiegfego w2laf z MIA
Stub w urzedzia stanu evil
nego i W kosciele ewangielie.
kim. W stycznlu roku bic.
4acego prsyszla Grandtowa do
ks. W. Z prosba ably il dial
Stub z owen ewaDgiellckim
robotnikiem W kosciele kato
lickim. KS. Williams o2naimil
lei. &e TO niedozwoione, a
uadto he bierac Stub w koscie.
lie. professionalism, kobieta pod
fpada " klstwe koscielna. Pod
pewnelni warunkami mogtaby
jedoak2e napowr6t zostaG PREY
ieta ia homo KS lola katolic
kiego; W tym celu przyr2ek:
KS. ". s:araG sic @ nrowa2
nletie i odpnwledn{e ~sAa
zowki W Pe]pliuie. Krb Ct;
2god2iia sic "a ws2ystko,
vice ks. W. do PelpliDa Ia
piss} 10 pewnem czaslf
oznajmi' Grandtowej, De made
szlo upowaznlenie do przv]ecit
lei napowr6t na }ono Kos:i /,
katolickiego po z}czeniu pre-:
ma|zonk6w pr2yrzcczenis, il
spodziewane dzieci pc kato-
llcku wychowywa6 beda. Pew
nego piatku przyby]a Grand
iowa do kosciota, ably ks
zdja1 z niej kIatwe.Ks. Williams
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
PLACIC "a
Bitter ~etefrycZny.

Wszyscy CO uzyWa1l e~TektrycZnego
biteru, cbwa1a 90 rod nieblosa. Bitter
el~ektryczny Ieczy Wszelkie slabosci
Natroby j merck, usunie wyrzuty,
ruchomy reumatyzm i inne cierplenia
cochodzace z krwi %nieczysteJ. wypedz,
re systemu malarye i odpedzi takze
wszelkie febry m%alarycZne. Ably wyl czye
boil glowy, nier%egularaose W zola1ku.
spr6dowat tylko elektlycznycn kropli.
Gena so cent6w 100 dol. "a butelke.
Mona dostac " Aptekach pod
Or4em ina. W. S. Tomklew1cza
and Bro. 456 Mitchell ul., r6g 2
ave. i 547 Lincoln ave., r6g 5
ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
kaza} iej przyjs6 jednak1e W
" nastepna Diedziele.

W nledziele wyg}osif ks. W.
kazsnie o maizehstwach ME
s2anych. wykazujac re So one
szkodiiwe i W gruncie rzeczy
niedozwolone. Katolicy, kt6.
rzy b'orac Stub W kosciele
ewangie)ickim, 2 KoScio}a ka.
to)ickiego sami sic wykluczyli,
noga jednak3e wr6ciG ma lego
}ono. .Wiecie skonczy1
kaznodzieja - lie " nasze1
parsfi TAXI smutny wypadek
2aszed}, a teraz zobaczycie iak
sic dokonywa przyjecie powra.
cajacych ma }ono Koscioia ka.
tojlckiego'. Nastepnie zeszedf
ks. Williams z kazalnicy, zasiadt
ma krzesle, "a wo1a] Grandtowa,
kazal ]ej ukIeknaG, a odmawia.
JAG psalm uderzy} ia 10 - IL
razy lekko pr2ez plecy pc.
wr6zklem. Powr6zek ten miat
klika wez}6w 8 ME byt grub
sly MD powrozek cd cukru.
Me chodzi}o vice O kare
cielesna, ]ecz o dopefnienie,
ceremonii kosrielpej. Kobieta
byta O tenn dobrze poduczona
poddafa sic ceremonii dobro-
wolnie, a mezowi bynajmniei
sic ia ksiedza ME e~kar1y}a.
M,mo to dowied2iawszy sic
o owych uderzeoiach sznur-
klein, sprowadzit Grand le-
karza i kaza} Zone zrewjdowaG,
ale lekarz ME znalaz7 najmniej'
szego sladu nderzeh, Nastepnie
Zwr6cit sic Grand do proku-
ratora, kt6ry tez wytoczy1 ks.
Wilkarsowi process.
swia0k0w.. Prokurator obsta-
wal PREY SVEN oskar&eniu i
wnosit o ukaranie ks. W.
tr2ema m:esiacami wie2ienia.
Obrohca wskazywaf, ze ME
mole bye mowy o pobiciu, All
kareuiu, a Gala czynnosc bYla
przepisana,w rytuale katolickim
ceremonia, koscielna i mia}a
znaczenle symbolicsre. Sad
uznal KS. Wjlkansa winnym
c2ynnej / publlcznei obrazy /
skaza} 60, IA 100 marek kary.
Wyrok sadu starogarckiego
dowodzi,. De is1nien leszcze
ustawy antykatolickie, ktore
krepuja koscio}: W lego mai.
wa2n1ejszych prawaeb; &22enie
do zniesienia tych ustaw winno
bye usilnem staraniem kato-
lik 6w..
Pan minister spaaw iedliwosci
kazaf sobie nadeslaG sprawoz..
dapie o przeb:egu procesu:
przeciw ks. Wjlkarsowi, co.
dowod7i, be ia sprawl bardzo,
sic zajDteresowa3 Zdaje sic,
IL pewne sfery wiele soble po.
owen wyroka obiecuja ola
nu5emieck'ej WARY o ktorej
w ostatuim cAasie wfasnie w
Pfusach HAchodnieh movie
zaczeto. Da Bog to 6w wyrok
.oyle nabrat rozglosu, wyjdzie
ma k%orzysc: Ko5cioiowi ka:o~
Iickiemu, DO przyczyni sic do
zmuiejszenia liczby ma}4ehstw
mieszanych. DIS nie}atwo
katolik hub katoliczka zdecy-
duje sig, ma mai&ehstwo Q
inuowierca, wiedzac, &e przez
to nietylko paraza dusze swa
pa potepienie, lecz jeszcze ma
kosci6i i slug jego sciagua6
moze rome procesy i kary.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08

KOZLE.. Dnia 22go sierpnia
o godz. s. wieczorem strzeli}
jakis nieznajomy W leslie pod
Mschnicam nal, .tutels2ego powiatu,
do kupca J6zef4 Moszka z
Mechuic. Moszek wyznaczyl
100 marek nagrodY ola tego,
kt6ry sprawce wyposrodkuje.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
SZLASk.

w KATACH pod Wielkiem
Zimnicami by} zatrudniony
dozorca AatoniUrbanek 2 Op Ia
pray budowie fanny W Odrze.
Ws@u;ek nag}ego wezbrania
woody ME m6gt sic utrzymac
ma swojem stanowisku nad
woda:: zostaf 20 nadto zrYwa
jaca sic belka W glove uderzony.
O%g;uszony wpadl We wode
i utop / sic. Podobuo j dwoch
robotn'kow sic utopi!o, ale ia
wiadomosG niepewna.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-08
WE WOJSKU ~zaprowadza

WE WOJSKU .zaprowadzaia
bluzy zamiast dry1ichowych
spencerk6w. Nazwano taxa
bluze litewkq. Dla putk6w
linii i Iandwery piechoty bedq
litcwki robione z granatowego
sukna, tax samo ola oddzia}6w
kolejowych balonowych,a ola
strzelc6w ze szarego sukna.
DO Gwiczei wojskowych pol.
nych moga bye litewki zuzyte
tylko ME do musztry i ME ne
parady wojskowe.