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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-12-13

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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
.6w podlymi k}amcami?

x6w podlymi k}amcami?
). Je1eliby KatozsI ma prawde
chciaf przeprowadzic sic do
Bay City, to All republ'kahska
Pruwda, ami ~infamisowska
Pozopia u Ameryce ME bedzie
mog|a temu przeszkodzlc {,
zw}aszcza, De opinia pub}iczna
u mas JEST "a papem Derdow
skim.
Pragua}bYm, ably agent cd
Prawdy jeszcze raz sic polka
za} tn W Bay City. Posz}oby
mu podobnie, jak Ickowemu
szpiclowi z Erie pred gina
chem sadowym " Cleveland.
A. n.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
Green Bay Line.
H. VALUE OF MINNIE.
AA HTA
lZn0czenic MinnekQhtY).

IZnaczen5c Mimnekdhty).
Otto tYtu} swlezo wydanei,
pieknej obrazkowej ksiazeczki, opl-
sulacY naturalnle clep}e kapiele
(Hot Sprlngs) W Pefudnlowej
oraz zbawlenne dziafan1e tycA wod
ma reumatyzm, neuralgia i choroby
nerkowe. Egzemplarz tej ksiqzeczki
dostanie darmo cd ~generalnego
agenta pasazerskiego kolej Chicago
& North Western kazdY, kto go
stownie zazada, z%a}qcza1ac dwu-
centoWY znacZek pocztowY.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

M}odziez W naszej polskiej
para6i juz do tego stopnia
rozpsuta. 4e ludzi poczci wych
s%spokoinie idacych do k%osc,oEa,
napastuje.
Jeden taxi swawolny }obuz to
syn Bejenki, luny Jana Pol
skiego, inny wreszcie syn
Borskiego.
Onegdaj wieie lulzi PREY
kosciele slYszalo, iak te lobuzy
przedrzezuiali ludzi idacych
do polskiego koseio1a pa
nabozensGwo.
Jezeli o)cowie tych urwisz6w
ME naprowadza ich ma lepsz9
droge, to postaramy sic Q
oddan'e ich do szkofy popra-
wy, gazie ich naucza por2aj
ku, pos}uszeistwa i sprawied-
llwosci Oraz szacunku ola
bljznich.
StQn1s21Dw Dun0wskl.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
4 Bay City
(MICH).
S Maja.

5 Maja.
Beda temu 3 tygodnie, jak
spotkalem " lokalu Weltera
agenta cd Detroiokiei Prawdy.
Oh. NJ. Glihsk1ego. Agent
tam prawif kazanle o swoiej
gazecie, a w}asnie cedzlf przez
u-ta te mniej wiecej sfowa:
,Prawdzie wolno p'sac ma
Nledzieze, co jej sic tylko
podoba, wszelako NjedzaeH ME
wolno mic pisac ma Pr0wde DO
gdyby pisata, KS Biskup Foley
odjaEbY iei aprobate. gdy1
bsrdzo Laskowskiego szanu]e.'
= Rozsmiatem sic W duchu
j zapyta1em, czembY Laskow'
ski ma ten szacunek zasluzY}
= czy ME czasem tenn, 2e
Prawda nazwa}a Polakow
podlemi, p}atnemi ktamcami?
- albo tel mole tenn, Re
P1uwda popiera Stowarzysze.
ME A. P. A.
To obrazito {ycha do maj
wyzszego stop1ia. Powiedzia},
lie tax nigdy Pramda Detr.
ME pisa}a. Wydobywam tedy
z kieszeni Keuyera. Mr.. AZ z
mioionego roku j pokazuje mu
artykuf z nag}6wkiem K5am-
steuo Praudy, przeslznY 2
Detroit; pokaza|em czarne ma
biaiem, jsk to machery cd
Prawdy przyli2nja sic Apias
tom.
Potem wjdob>}em y kiesze-
nj star yn.1u e PruWdy i
pokazalem rru, oga1anke
Tomo.za y Marrineu," lax
to pismaEi cd P1uwdy navy
waja Poiak6w demokrat6w.
Hych odpowiedzia}, re "
zapalczywt s3i walk wYborc2ej
mole }~i,ulo sic ,roche ostro,
lecz on wtenczas ME byl "
Detroit, tylko W Milwaukee.
w tenn wszedl pan P. Ma.
turalnie, zapoznali6my go z
agentem cd klamliwej Prawdy.
Iych przemawiajac do pana
p, ME wiedziat, jak ma stojec,
czy ma jednej nodze, czy ma
dw6ch. Pan P. traktowaf go
2 ]ekcewazeniem; gdy lych
oswiadczy}, De Laskowski 60
publicznie p%rzeprosi. W Praw :
,dzl e, pan P. tyiko sic rozsm1a-.
Potem W uai5llzszYm nu-
mecze Prowdy znaiaz1em,
zamiast przeproszenia, brutal
ne kialn8tva O winonsklm
KotoAku. Hel, panowle
flozc6! A kt6& to wiecej
nypad0", o>zcserstw podbu'
ran rob-, jezeli ME wy, "
waszej republ'kahskiej P1aw-
dzie:? Br, dnie i oszczeretwa to
okrasa W waszym szpargale.
Czy to ME wstyd i hanba
ola pisma polskiego l njby
katolickiego, popiera6 Apias-
tow i nazywaG wlasnych roda-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
" LudingtOn.
(MICH.O

dniu Is Kwietnia b. /. swoje rocz-
ne posiedzenie. Nasamprzod urzed.
nlcy z1ozYli swe roczne sprawoz-
DANA, i ukaza}o sic mianowicie,
re kasa i kslazKl flnansowe W
na)lepszym porzadku.
nnchodu " mlnionym roku
by{o 1851. ~.
Rozchodu by1o $780,; z
poprzednlch lat b7{o dochodu 1918
zatem maiateA bractwa wynosl
$212.O5.
Wyb6r zarzadu ma rok daisy
wypad{ jak nastepuje
Antoni Borsk, PREF. rok 2gi.
Anton1 Bejtka, vlce-prez,
Alexander Czapran, sekr. prot.
Woiciech Wojtaszak, sekr. fin.
J6z. Szatkowski, kasyer rok 2gl.
Op1ekunow1e kasy.
ranClSZeE Jdnl1K.
Franciszek Czapran.
Franclszek Rozp}och.
Tomasz Budny.
0 p e k wi ch ory G b.
Franclszek Bejtka.
Antoni Walczak.
MARGIN Makowleeki.
Marcln C'slew1cz.
Marszafek k.
Marcln Polcen, rok Ggi.
Dyrek tor c horyc h.
Michaf Sniegowsk,.
Odzwi erny,
Franclszek Ma]ewskl.
Chorazow e.
J6zef G%crzyhski.
Jak6b Snlegowskl.
K 0 m 9 t.
Walenty Walczak.
Franciszek Ptaszynskl
Antoni Bejtka.
Prey tel neutrality-suspicious.
niektore uwagl o naszej aoz
Jest mas tn Polak6w 60 rodz1n.
~Pochodzimy 20 wiekszej czescl z
W. Ksiestwa Poznahskiego. Pol
skiego koscio}a ME many, lecz
wsp6lnie z katollkami lnnei naro-
dowoscl uczeszczamy do jedynego
tutej szego koscic{a katolickiego, W
ktorym kazanla bywaja angielskie-
Ma spcwiedz z]ezdza ola mas Pola-
kow wielebny ks. e. Kozfowski z
pobllsk1ego Manistee, "a co jestes-
my mu niewymownle wdzieczni.
Prawdziwie c,ezkich czas6w
j~eszcze tutal ME zaznalismY. Me
jest u mas W tym roku tax lie, iak
czytamy 0 lpnych mjejscowosc,ach.
Wszelkle roboty tax So W biegu,
jak zwyk!e kazdego roku, prawle
wszyscy SO W robocie, lecz co praw-
da pouJmowa4y kompanie 20 10
cent6w dziennle. Jednakowoz jes-
tesmy tYmczasowo zadowolenl i
pracujemy naszym BOSOM szczerze.
L uszan0Wanlem
Alec. Csapran, sekretarz prot.
Amtoni Borski, PREF.
w GRrCERNI BRACI GRIE
Sell W Winon1e, PREY starym
Siennym rynku, znaidziecie tylko
naJlepszY towar, a mianowicle:
kawe, ser, swieza w~ofoszczYzne i
t. d. suszony i z%aprawiony owoc,
rYbY / t. d. = Ma wesela i ucztY
Tub %powszednie potrzebY domowe
n%ajlepsze wilma wodkl.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
I BremOnd
lTEX).
l MaJa, 1891


l Ma]a, 1894.
Autor correspondence z Zmi-
groda W Echu, datowanej zKwietnia
b. T., dobrze jest znany Polonii
Bremondskiej. Jest to ten sam, co
bedac ~jeszcze W starYm kraju, W
Galleyi, zapisywa} biedak6w do
Ppfudniowe] Ameryki (South Ame-
1,ca), ME majac do tego najmniei-
szego upowaznienia. K4amai, re
South America to Jest Sfodka
Ameryka. WieIu tatwowiernYch
dafo mu sig uwlesc, p@acac pc
kilka cent6w "a zapis, ale skoro
SIC przekonall. re lch oszukuje q.
sp7awili mu }aznia, az mu gnaty
trz%eszczafY. Ledwie sic wyleczy{,
sam wYn16ss sic do Ameryk1.
tn podobne Poole rzemios4o
zaczaf prowadzic, i z poczatku mu
sic udawa}o, lecz teraz juz kazdy
uczciwy cz}owiek 60 sic s~trzeze.
Kilkanascie lat nazad, gdy tn
jeszcze koscio}a ME byto, a nabu
zenstwo o%dpraw1a} pewien polsk;
kap4an W domu prywatnvm. mia}
6w p,sarz dobre easy, Albowiem
chytroscla swo]a zdo!a} owego
dobrodusznego Aap}ana opanowac
tax, re zrobii z MIN, co mt sic
zywnie p%odobato. Niedzielna ofara
ska do kab7Y pisarza z pod
Zmlgroda. a on kupowa} "a MA
serbeluche najgorszego gatunku.
Pc nabozenstwle zaczYna}a sic
hulanka. BY1em swladklem, l to
nleraz, iak ma stole, s}uzacym "a
o~itarz, ma iednYm koncu leza}
%jeszcze msza} i inne rzeczY kosciel-
ne, a ma druglm haszka z vodka.
Oh, by}Y TO easy, by}y wtedy!
Szkoda, re 70 smiercla owego
kap1ana, usta}y ma zawsze. Mic
wlec dziwnego,ze 6w pisarz narzeka
W Echu ma ciezkie easy.
Pr6bowat nikczemny plsarz l
nastepnych k%ap}an6w W TAXI sposob
ow}adnac, lecz ME wszyscy ks1eza
So jednaklego usposobienla. VIE
Iebny ks. Litwora cd razu
pozna{ togo }otra nlkczemnosG i
ME dab mt do sieble przystepu, "a
co obecnie 6w grzesznik szarpie
jego slave l potwarze nan rzoca
przez gazety.
Jest tn j~eszcze pewna 1otrowska
zgraja, z kilKu osob zlozona, kt6ra
ME majac zadnego poczucla relig'i
nego, nj poszanowanla ola w{adzy
duchownei, skrzetnie mu W pre-
sladowanlu w}adzy duchewne]
pomaga. Plsarz z pod Zmigrodu
pewnego razu chcia} sic przychleb1c
hersztowi owej zgrajl, wlec mama.
wiaf mu kostumer6w, ! PREY tenn
spora sumke u nlego przepi} ma
kredyt. Gdy w}asc1ciel upomrlat
sic zap}aty, dosta} odpowiedz, re
agent, namawlajacY saloniscie
kostumer6w. "a trunk p}acic ME
%potrzebule. DAB mu wtedy he1szt
zap}ate, l to samymi twardyml re
potem musla} odchorowac COS try
mlesiace. A heb jego, pokryty
s iwlzna, ktorY ma lyle dzlur, lie
nikczemnlk lat dzwiga ma swolm
grzblecie, umaczah mu W brzYdkiej
nieczYstoSci.
Ale kruk krukowl Okla ME
wykoIe. Pozniej 4otrzy sic pre-
prosill i zamach uknaIi ma VIE
lie bnego ks. Litwore.
Zgraja ia do kesc;ota, ami do
spowiedzi, ME chodzi. Ola mch
salon Jest koscio1em, a fa}szywa
przysiega spowiedzla.
Ma tenn 6ohcze, ME ehcac tax
powaznemu pismu jak KAToLlK
zab1erat DUO miejsca. Wystarczy
mi. lem 1otrow zdemaskowa} wobec
publicznosci.
Farmer z Bremon0,
PkAc1c "A KAIlQ2L1KAI
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
Tania jazda
ma kOIei st. PaulSkiei.

Kolej Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul sprzedawac bedzie tykiety
ekskursyjne do roznYch stacYj W
P6fnocnej LOWE, zachodnle] MIN
%nesocie, P6}nocnei Dakocie, Po}ud-
nlowej Dakoc,e, Montanie, Idaho,
Manltoble, Utah, Wyoming i IN
nych po}udn1owych r po}udnio.
wo-zachodn]ch Stanach.
Wzgledem bllzszych szczeg6}6w
zg}os,6 sic do agent6w tel kolel =
W Winonie ma South Shore Depot
kolei G. M. & St. Paul.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
Zap}acill "a KatOlika,

Wlnona, NIECE. Kowalewskl 200
Milwaukee, J.J.Hof Land Go. 200
Chicago, Jan Bednorz EGO
Quinnesec, Ed. Kraidocha zoo
Chicago, P'otr 0kon'ewski 200
Albert Milewskl 200
Jan Go%}eblewski 2'O0
Antoni Staszklewicz 200
P, Wasowlcz 100
Jul. Go}eb1ewskl so
r. Kosihsk1 200
Joz. Okon1ewskl 200
Albany. Jan langner LOO
Halletsville, A. Stankiewlcz LOO
Menasha, FIR. Nowak LOO
Jan Eskowskl LOO
MARGIN Wiatrowsk1 2.00
Michal Szrajber LOO
Stanistaw Koz}owski 200
J6zef Wr6blewskl 200
Micha1 SzYdzik 200
Wiktor SzYdiewsk 2.OO
J6zet Szrajber 100
Andrze] Brzozowskl 200
Berlin, Felix Eukaszewicz 200
August Mfyhskl LOO
Tomasz Glerfowski 100
J6zef Kabuda 200
Maciej Olb1enc 200
Andrea ArbatowsKl 200
WlDny X. Mo7ejewsk' 200
Ashton, Andrzej Smldra LOO
Louisville, Jan Richter 200
Lemont, J6z. Kacban 200
P. Gburczyk 200
Otis, Stan1s}aw Hyska 200
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
PLAN JAZDY
pociag6w k%oleiowYch
w WinOnje

chicago, Burlington 4 Northern
Ma p6tnoc.
Depart. Arrive.
Chicago. St. Louis & Peoria Elk. 400 a. m. $50 am
lineage Express 1890 a. m. 10. 20 a. m
Ma poladnie.
.hi. St. Louis & Peoria Elk. 1920 p. Iii. 1910 p. m
Chicago & St. Louis express 10. 80 a. m. 1912 a. m
wszystkC dzienne
Chicago & Northwestern.
OdJazd pociag6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago morning passenger Elk Sunday $40 a. N
Chicago evening passenger lex SUM $3.50 p. III
Chicago Morning passenger daily 1910 A.. NJ.
Ma Zachod.
MINI. Passenger (Ex Sum- 2.1o P. M
Dakota Passenger lex SUM- $40 A. M
Local Passenger E)xSun) 7:4o P. M
PrzybYcle p%ociag6w.
Re Wschodu.
Chica 0 Morning Passenger, No 3 DAILY 600 Am
Chicago Evening Passenger No. I (Ex. Sun 7:2o PM.
Chicago Nor ng Passenger Mr.. 7 DAILY. s.soA.M.
Re Zachodu.
MINI. Passenger, No. 2 (Ex. Sunday 1925 A. M.
Dakota Passenger, No. 4 (Ex. Sum- 80 P. M.
Local Passenger, \ S lex. Sum- 1850 P. M
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
Organista
nauczyciel

p%osiadajacy %d4ugolet-
MIA praktyke W tym
kraj u, w~}adajacy je-
zykiem polskim an
gielskim i niemiec-
kim, oraz zna]acy pod
kazdym wzgledem
zach organistowski,
p%oszukuje posady :
maj chetniej ma far
mach.
Blizsze %wiadomosci
W Redakcyi
KATOLIKA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul

Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d.
Depart
Rock Island da1 expess lex Sun. 1924 al
Chicago express (daily, 6:32 p. m
Fast Mail daily o:so D. m
Chicago v~estibuled Ldaily] 11;17 p. m.
Ma Zachod.
Chicago express (daily] $40 a. m.
Chica o ~vestibuled (daily) 4;os a. m.
Fast Mail daily 15:4o a. m
Rock Islam daily express IA nm
wa"' IA C.v.Si1r.
Trans a, " basha: Depart.
Passenger for zuns oa 500 an
CHIpPEW ALLEY DIVIS1O".
Trains al Jabasha: Depart
Passenger 1890 p. N.
For Menomonie ,:ro p. m
SOUTHER' MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passenger leaves La Crosse $40 a. m.
Passenger leave La Crosse 11.1o 4. m.
WinOna d Southwestern.
Depart. Arrive.
Passenger $40 p. m. 1I:ssa. "A.
Accommodation 800 a. m. 7:l5 a. =.
Green Bay Line.
Depart. Arrive.
Green Bav PASSENGER 400 4 m I'm n. u
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

PLAC1c "a KAIlpGLIKA!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
OPENING OF The FAIR.
Governor West Invited 10 Deliver
The Address.
Utah slit nai.ets Allowed sis Months
20 Produce SILK Tor the RAG
Oihor Matters

The directors Of the ID. A. & NJ.
Society held meeting this afternoon
At which messrs. Windsr, Empey,
Bamberger, Simon, sears, Wiley,
Crssun aud Melville were pre'onL
The secretary was Instructed to re-
qu,st Governor West 70 deliver the
opening address al tho FAIR on Tues.
day, Oct. ., ut II noon.
The music committee reported n
skeleton program for the i've days VI
the Fair. 10 was rscommittud for Bf.
Management OF details.
The COMMITTEES ON fegimentRl flag
for the Utah National Guard reported
that ~ was impossible TO mako tho Nag
out II Utah silk at present. Finally II
was decided 10 place 500 ia bank,
payable 10 adiutant general ana presi.
dent Of the society, 10 be used for u
regimeuial dag, with the uudeTsiand-
Ing that u possible 70 he male Of Utah
SILK before April ], 1895. 10 this IL not
possible, II IL u hc " outside material.
The committee adjourned 10 meet on
the Fair grounds on Monday, o JtO0rf
/, At II AIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
land Office.

Thc following nlings were male In
the local land office under date Of Sept.
g2nI;
Sidney Topples, Of Holden, Willard
county, nnal proof Of homestead
eutry OF the south half Of the south.
west quarter Of section 20, ths north
west quarter NJ the northwest quarter
Of section 35,and tue northeast quarter
VI the northeast quarter OF \ ctiOu 3D.
township 10 south, ran ~ 8 west.
- Mshonn NJ. Is shop, Of Hinchley,
Willard county, final proof OF home
stead entry Of the east half Of TIT
northw west quarter and the west half OF
this northeast quarter Of section -,
township IL souih range west.
Willard 5.Hsnsrn,ol Collluston, Box
Elder county, fnai proof Of homie
stead entry OF the wet half NJ Ia,
northwest quarter AMI the west half col
the southwest quarter VI section -,
township II nUtth, range vest.
ThOmA' Atoy, Of emitbneid, Cache
county, FINAL proof Il hsmts.eEd
entry Of the south west quarter Of
section %, township ~ nortn, range
MTht.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22

was seriously nl for about one and one.
hali yelra before commencing treatment with
~ ID MuNtp, % Che Copeland Mcdicu In.
tututo was confined 70 ny bed all last
winter Consulted many doctors, but ali 70
90 purpose, and vac A. lat persuaisd " try
gtatiyigE indeed, A. now am vol woman.
MY heart seemed ~ cause me the most
alarm A. suffered very much from Irregular.
10y OF iN action. Ny nervous system wa
completely shattered. At least % tie doctors
tait. J Wa victim OF nervous prostrAtlon.
MY head 1chtd terribly al tho time, cold.
chilly sensation Al. over mo NJ times, vertigo,
or dizzy spells wss unabie 10 sleep. no Appe.
uiN, food did not taste natural. least excite
ment or CNcfuon would cause mF heart TO
ralpitato most violently aud then cease 70 Leaf
entirely Tor what seemed To mo an age but
really but avcry short period
Memory very bad, eyes weak and wAtery
able pain was sometimes pfetcat and they fclt
hot and burnt Mouth was a. dry and pAfchei
~ apiece o. leather.
'fAus W hands and all joints was VERY -.
we're, was unable 70 cut mr 0sn fosd Hands
we're tuh and could not use them. My left
limb was swollen all the tine more OF less,
aud he sen.e ot feeling much impaired this
caused myself and friends much anusty, a.
We we're AFRAID OF paralYsla
~ feel - vol now have forgotten my
symptoms, but vi I be q eased 70 see and talk
win all who may be interested for themselves
Or fnonus. would state that IT. nchoucos
diagnosis wss-'All wrong with tho clrculAtion'
and he was riEht and he GIFTED the wrong,
q am now well woman. Myself and fam.
~ physician. let those who wish. call .nd
see me-. In conclusion will say an htty ninc
years ~ axe, which makoa my case the mora
remarkable, IN NY eltiHaton."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
Edncatlonal Notes.

A meeting OF the Salt Lake County
reaohvrs' association took place at the
University this morning, the purpose
being TO discuss tue educational tx
hibit ut iho forthcoming FAIR. An
Adjournment was Iakeu to saturday,
september .Sth, the meeting 10 he huiJ
ut the EKI Usiiion buidlng, where
final arrangements tot the txuibit will
bb mAde.
President w, J. Ketf. Of the u. Y.
College, Logan, ~ IN tho city today.
Ia response to nh Inquiry NJ 10 the Gul-
look Tor the coming SeaT, he stated
tuht the prospects are exceedingly
fiallering. Ihe enfOllment IN the
opening day wac double that OF the
preceding year, anu at date reaches
i75.
The Murray schools have 253 pupils
enrolled. Four teachers are employ ed.
Music In being taught Ia the SCHOOLS
this year, under the direction VI Mr.
II. Is. Quay, OF this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
Other Mining News.

Bumor were circulated during the
week around t0wu that David ksiihi
uauagor Of the Anchor and silver
King miner, had decidei 10 resign the
position as manager Of tue Anchor, 20
as 10 devote his entire time TO tue
silver King properly. The writer ~
glad 30 cay that the Anchor company
appreciate the work Of Nr. keith too
highly to allow him TO leave tnat COM
psny, And Mr.lKeiih wiilstili continue
lobe the Manager Of the Anchor.
News from the Ontario drain tunnel
IL VI very encouraging nature. Work
IL now IN good gtOund, aud h being
rapidly pushei ahsad. Only about 200
ieet more Of work will DO uqlifed 10
u1 done before connections Will be
made at the mine end.
Work lseRpected 10 be commenced
again soon AT he Allisuce mine. The
company - awaiting the ARRIVAL OF the
water wheel 10 operate the ians Tor ait
at tho tunnel, aud lust ns sg0u as this
wheel arrives ana i put In place active
work Will be commenced again,
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Political Matters.

The Genital Republican Working.
mems club held a meeting Ia tue old
Federal court room last night, The
speakers were Attorneys Geo. SuthvT-
land, w. q. Van Horne aud Daniel
Harrington.
Hon. J. l.. RAwlins will make n
campaign tour through Cache valley
dufing the second week In October.
4. a. KenneT has resigned as com.
mitto,man az large IN tue second Pfc.
cinct anu taken his departure tor
Idaho, where he Will stump Tor the
Democrats Of that state.
Throlore Bufmesler andJ. ID. Chad
WICK addressed the Republicans Of
FaTme.s ward last night.
The Republican workiDRmen will
hold n mass meeting at the MutTop oil.
tau corner this evening.
The following campaign committee
has been appointed by tue Territorial
Democratic committee: IL. j. DIN
nny, chairman; q. X. Batratt, Il. w.
sloan, w. IL. Dale anu Geo. Il. Blair.
Judge Powers viii deliver Demo.
cratic address before the citizens Of
Logan, Saturday night, Sept. Goth.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DuRsuAsT To An ORDER or SALE
i a.u decree OF foreclosure 10 mo directed
by the Third judicial District Court Of the
Territory OF Utah, I shall expose Al public
sale. a. tho front door OF the County
court House In the city snd county OF rAlt
day Of October, 1854, a. twelve (lgl o'clock N,
all the right tile, claim and interest OF John
a. Gfueabeck and Ann H. uruesbeck, Max
MAruu aud samuel itpseT, partners, doing
business under the nrm name aud style OF
Marin 4 ilpsef, NAtiona hant Of tho lie'
nam ,ifauso aud Max Alder, partners, doing
business under tho ufm name And style OF
Mayer. rtTause A Company uibrr ManufAc'
turing Company, a gornuf ation. II, 81. BaConi
Henry ". Nfcenr ChaTlca l., uaNter, Thomas
norIase, Mary bfinon, william l. tamaon
Ufown, JOhn 4 scott aud james Anderson.
partners, doing buslnes. under the nlm nAms
and slyleuf scott 4 Anderson lirsl National
Uank ~ fark civ, a corporation Andrew u.
UuNon. q. NourgArd FIRST National hAnK OF
utAdwOud, houtn Dakota, a corporation a. II.
ballard, frank g. Hiatt Robert 7, barton,
". Joseph n. stout and Morris Goldberg OF,
in and 10 tho f0lioWin described real estate.
situate lying and beng In the city AID county
NJ sat Lasc, Utah Territory, and particularly
described a. follows, to'witi Al OF the
north one. half 90 81 lot ono %, 10 block
GftystWo talI, Mat "a. D." SAT- Lake CITY survey,
cling ten tiUi rods square and containing ons
hundred 400 square rods OF ground 70 30
sold a. the properly OF John a. Groesheek.
Hnd Ann D. Gracsbcck. NJ the suit o. lions
savings Hank a Trust company. acorporAuoA-
NAT H. BRIGHAM, U, 4, Marshal
Ivy joins H. CrMNuCK, Dcputy.
Dated september 2ind, 1894,
John NJ. cannon, Attorney for ilainuh.
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Demurrer to amended counter claim
Aud cross compliant sustained; fifteen
Gays 10 amend.
Addison McCullar ct nj W f. +.
Wells e al. Demurrer 30 complaint
suslainei; ten uays 10 amend.
Utsh Commercial * savings Bhnk
vs tho Wells Anuie Mining, etc, com.
pany Demurrer to complaint Oyei-
,ultd; ten lays to answer.
w. &. PHvey, trustee, W Ell ..
'eafs Vt al. Suit dismissed on motion
Up hiutifi's counsel.
A numUet Of chses were passed, In
ludinR that OF Granville Gillett W
John W. Taylor Vt al-demufrer to
complaint.
Matthew r. Osborn vs James w.
NELL; argued and submitted.
BsFORE luDoE MERuGTr.
J.R. Walker ct al W. John Il. Ca
boon. Motion TO strike out answer
allowed. Judgment fof piainlll on the
pleadiugs.
Lydia Ann Cole 1t al W Mary L..
Gregory. Report OF referee on partition
approved. Attgfney'a fee OF 800 Al.
loved aui $50 Tor tbs referee.
w. +. Hills ~ Daniel Clays Of nj.
Ofdtr nllowii 9 plaintiff to amend or
correct description NJ property Ia 90.
cree ana records by intcrliueatiOn, also
10 Withdraw mafehAIs return anu
make further saie Of property.
THE NAIURALlzED.
James Hunter. G.. Il. Elmen, Carl
EuksOn, FfaBs DOT Uhastrom, Gustaf
a. HoglunJ, swan LydhOlm, Gustaf
Erick GOtie, Chas. IA. Hipp, Peter
Andrew GtuudfoTd, Gustave bindahi,
lguA,z NOlE, Arthur Waller, Efastus
KIDD, Jus. n, Buufback, samuel
swan, John Thtolkvd, Christian Jrs.
ptfson, Kari August Oscatsou, VIM.
II. Simmons, Alex. G.llacuer, Joseph
Roter.e, James Richards, john Sci.
stIom, Frank Schneider, Oscar Solder.
land, WIN. Allmatk, JAMES Sadlrr,
George West Mark Heufioksen,
James Wilson, OUT A. Nufd, Johu
n. Leigh, VIM. MuIdo X, Joseph
ByrHin, John q. Niilsop, Jas. Spiers,
VIM. MoCleafy, Jas. DouElas, a Aei l..
Fisstad, Paul Eveuson, Peter suom.
uets, jonas A udeTson, Peter Petersen,
Carl q. Petersen, Joseph Loser, Joseph
T.. JOnts, VIM. Il. Wellington, SJren
Jensen, Olot Petersen, Nils T.. NlSou,
~. Whitehead, Anders Person, Pas
qulr Mutabo, Hans Peterson, J. q.
Psatsun, John Olslr, Peter Swrnson,
PeJer J. Jegsliup, Nicls J. PctrfsJn.
PLTIT JURORS, REmEMnER.
While the grand Jury has been In
harness all week, peat Jurors viii do
well I, remember that ON Monday
morning mkt nj ten O'Clock, their
services will be required In tho Third
district court. On that DAY tue Grim.
inai calendar will be proceeded win,
aud IN ali probability Judge Bartch
will hnndlc II.
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The Comstoek's Strike.

Foreman Guiiiths OF the Comstook
mine was down from the mines to-day,
and when seen upon the street, broad
smiles covered his face. Upon inquiry
1t was learned that last night the work.
men struck the ledge Of ore for which
they have been looking for three
months, and tbs strike is a wonder
fully rich one. 1t Will not be very long
now until the COmstock will be
amongst the Canyons regular ore.ship-
pers. Foreman Grltiiths was looking
Tor several more miners TO take up 10