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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

a series OF unpublished letters of the
iirst Napoleon appeared in Paris weel,
before last. In one characteristic en;s.
,ie ..e antocrat tells the minister OF po-
nee 70 arrest Mr.. Kuhn, the American
consul at Genoa. as a wearer OF the cross
OF Malta given by an agent of the Brit
lsn government. The emperor adds !:
1nls individual. having received q
foreign decoration, is no longer an Amer
lean. l am sorry, moreover, that Won
communicated with the United States
embassy. My police must not recognize
embassies. am master chez moi and
wnen suspect man cause him to be
arrested. would even cause the EN-.
bassador Of Austria to be arrested II ho
plotted against the stcte," -
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

Ex-Speaker Reed has authorized the
following concerning the senate tariff
amendments made pubic: The presen-
tation by the senate finance committee
OF eighiv~une pages Of amendments, ap-
par-ntly more than 400 in number, is a
delicate compliment to Mr.. Wilson and
the house of representatives. 1t virtual
~ says that the house bill was all right,
except on four or five hundred points,
and that the senate committee, after a
months work, find 400 mistakes in their
own bill This will hardly tend to re-
store confidence in the country, especi-
ally us every amendment smacks OF
either prior ignorance or present barter.
It seems impossible that document SO
cons tructed as to show trailic III every
item should be permitted to see daylight
in one batch. It woull have been wiser
10 let the matter come before the coun--
Try item by item, rather than egglomer-
ate the dreadful total III one bunch
Evidently it will be- the duty Of the sen
ate to fully investigate these proposed
amendments, for when con,mlttee OF
finance refuses hearing because it knows
intul,ively all things but finds by some
kind OF haciss,airs influence that it has
made mistakes it is .vidcn, that the CON-
mt:ee will l.ear watching.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
Heirs Apparent and Matrimony.

There are few ladies whom an heir
apparent can marry. At present the
heirs to the thrones of Austria, Russia
and Italy, not to speak Of the heir to
the throne of Belgium, the king Of Ser
via, and the crown prince OF Montene-
gro, are all of manageable age, but
have not yet made their choice. With
out a change of creed on the part Of Il
princess the choice of the Russian crown
prince, outside the Romanof family, is
limited to Princess Marie Of Greece and
one of the daughters of the Prince Of
Montenegro. Similarly the young Ser
Wan King Alexander has only the Rus
sian and Montenegrin princesses to
choose from. Only 23 Roman Catholic
princesses, horn not later than 1877, are
now open to engagements. Five OF
these belong to the royal ard ducal
houses Of Bavaria, three to Belgium,
three to the Spanish Bourbons, two to
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
THE REFoRMER'S ROCKY ROAD.
A Temperance Agitator In Austri" 1ias "
E;ybt the Iiouor Men and Governor

TemDeranCe AEltatof Ah -A"
Fight the Liquor Men and Governor
American temperance agitators "ou!a
not enjoy themselves IN Austria y ~"
five of a small village after long cat
aleptic trance year ago declared that
ba had been to heaven and had been
commissioned by the Almighty to re-
turn and teach the peasants the WlcKea-
ness of drinking spirits. Soon t9n en-
tire village took an oath of total aosti-
neuce. The district governor commit
ted the man to tho madhouso, WheFe
the doctors kept him for six months ana
then declared him sane. lilo resumed
his agitation, and in n short time seven
villages had taken vows OF abstinence
The result was that a number OF hq-
nor dealers to whom tho government
had granted licenses refused 70 Keep
their contracts. The district judge
gave orders that the dangerous agltatof
be arrested if caught preaching abstl-
nence. The man has not left his house
for weeks. Deputations come TO hlm
from far and wide to hear his words
and to repeat them when they return
home. The authorities are consoiln5
the dealers by declaring that the peas
ants must soon drink again. Nl2iina
Letter.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
Masonic Grand I.0dHc.

Mitchell, Nav IA. Grand Commanu~
er Ra'hnan, Of the state knights Tenn
plar, has just completed arrangements
for The coming Masnnic gatherings in the
Blarx llllls. The Grant lodge. A. r. &
4. "A !, WILL meet in Hot Springs on June
ie and 13; the Grand Chapter, Il. A. M. !,
1t ile san place on the l4,!,, and the
Grand Commandery In Deadwnod ON The
s5th. A special trnin will leave Sioux
City oil the evening Of June 9th and will
ran airetx to the Springs A nne-fArc
rate hrs been arcured. The attendance Is
not limited to MAaOns. but the privileges
~ tl'o trip afs olpn to the general
public.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
NOTICE Of ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that the annual election
of the City of Milbank, south Dakosa, will be
aed Oh
Tuesday, June 5eia. 1898,
at which the following members OF the board OF
Education to be elected
One member for the First Ward to succeed Mrs.
Conright.
One member for the Second Ward to succeed
Ii. j Benedict.
One member for the Tnirl Ward to succeed j.
G. Wood.
The polling places Of said election will be as
follows:
First Watd-Levi Sehnable Is furniture store,
Second Ward--The Engine house,
Third Wurd-The Drake building Lot 1,
Block 8.
The judges of said election are az follows:
First " ard Levi Schnable, 5. ). Lockhart,
Chas sntclitfe.
Second Ward--John II Owen. Milo olds, NJ B.
Baird
Third Ward-W. W, Mount, d, Stats, Geo
Nestbury
The polls Of said election will be open at eight
o clock in tha forenoon and remain open until
ave o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
Dated at Miibank. South Dakota, this fifteenth
day Of May, A y. 1874.
TSEALl A. J. FAIRsHfLp
City Clerk.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

The reputable people Of the blue grass
state arc making vigorous fight against
the return Of Breckenridge to congress,
with the prospects that they will defeat
him. Knowing the Disgusting part that
this man has played, if the people Of the
district reflect him, who can say that
they arc not fully and fitly represented.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
Mako the Punishment, Fit the Crime

a Swabian living at Rottweil, in Ger
many, has just committed an offense
against the law. The crime with which
the man has been charged is conveyed in
the title appearing in the German law
books as Observation-Disclosures.
dehnunsssbsabegefRhrdung' (Article |
q the Law ct May 80, l5oW.-London
News. 4'
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
Notice Of Registration

Notice is herebr given that the Board of Regis
tratinn of the City al Miinnnk. South Dakota,
will be in session at the office of 5. ). Lockhart,
Monday, June 4, 1894 from 8 o'clock a. m. to 5
O'Clock y. M, for the purpose Of registering
names Of voters fer The city eiection to be held
Tuesday, June ), 1854.
All persons desiring to vote at SAID election
will bserye this notice. and see that their names
are duly registered, to avoid trouble and delay at
the polls
II. 3. SMrTHER,
a. J. FAlRcnITD. Mayor.
CITY Clerk.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
a. j. FAlnCnITD.
CITY Clerk

IT the Coxey movement would only
frigh'en congress into adjournlng, who
would Care to say that good would not
come out OF evil.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18

tho Bourbons of the two S;cino,
to the house of Parma, one to tba, Ne
of Orleans and one to the line :, I,as "
tres, making altogether II belona;,
the Bourbons. San Francisco !,
naut.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

PkACIC IA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

aad amery6ahskl. Kegel PREY
byi ]ako zwyciezca z wyscigu
,pieszym, do ke6rego gwoli
zdobYcia 500 dolar6w nagrody,
.staneto 4 emigrant6w niemiec'
kich. Konkurenci wyruszYli z
Nowego Yorku a pnerwszy 2
Mich Kegel przybyt do San
francisco. Przestrzen 400 mil
a%ngielskich przewedrowaf W
100 dni i Is godzin.
Dotychczas droga ia byl'
,przebyta piechota najpredae)
" 1872 dui. Jako charaktery
:styczny szczeg6e nadmieni6
nale4y, he wszyscy czterej kon
kurenci, W chw'li wyEuszeuia
W droge z New Yorku, ME
'miel' razem jednego dolara W
kieszeni i ME umieli All stowa
20 angielsku!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
drZWO.

Jest pewne drZewo, ktorego
sok ma na1wleksze podoblenstwo z
mleklem zwlerzecem pod kazdYm
wzgledem. Rosn,e ono ma wvbrze-
zach ,,Benezuela" Jest gatunk'em
drzewa znanego chleborodzacego;
rosn1e do wysokosci Is do 80 mtr.
MIeko to, kt6re dostaje sic ca}kiem
pojedyhczo przez przewiercenle
kory, ma balsamiczny zapach po-
dobny tez i smak, jest przytem
bardzo zdrowem pozYWnem
pokarmem nawet gdy go sic przez
diuzszy czas codziennie uzYwa jake
jedyny pokarm, n,e sprawla ono
najmnlejszych uolegllwosci jest
bardzo czesto ola murzyn6w jedy-
aym srodkiem do pozYwlenia.
Jezeli to mleko stoi d}uzszy czas.
tworzy mase podobna zupefnle do
Sera.
Navel W ma suchszych latach
k1edy drzewo to prawle cafkiem
luz usychac sic zdaje l;scie
zwled}e So, z drzewa samego wy
pfywa 1eszcze oostatnlo to mleko.
1 zda]e sic, ze wtedY nawet ME
szkodzi mu, iezeli sic mu tegc
soku %upusci. Same przez sic rozu-
nile SIC, re pc deszczach wydaje
ono tego mleka bez por6wnanla
w1ecei,
Chem,k Bonssignault, kt6ry
sok ten dokfadnie bada}. p~rzyszed1
do przekonan'a, re "a pomoca
pfynu zwanego .,Arem" z tego
mleka %otrzymuje sic mase podobna
do wos6u, kt6ra tez rzeczywiscie do
wyrobu bardzo dobrych swiec
uzywa]a. R5wnlez 50 W tenn soku
czysci skfado"e take same, jak W
zw,erzecem mleku. Ze wszystk1ego
~pokazuje sic re sok ten jest pfynem,
ktory zupetnie to same czesci
ma co krowie mleko, ale W potr6jnej
,lcscl, tax re raczeii do smietany
a~n,zell do mleka jest podobnYm.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
LEGENDA

Ia czas6w Noego odpowla'
da legenda murzynska wszyscy
ludzie byll e wyjatku czarni.
Pewnego dnia Bog Pan przywota}
do sieble 3 syn6w OLGA Noego. Maj
pierw stawi} sic Cham i Pan rzek}
do niego: Patrz! OTTO tam pa pustYnl
otwarto sic zr6dfo, ma tom c,e "a
wofa}. Biegnij i rzu6 sic wen, abys
cd woody lego wybiela}, jake lille!
Ale cham obawiat sic ociaga} re
spe1n1eniem rozkazu Panskiego. Ma
to nadszed} Jafet i zanurzyt sic
bez namysfu W zr6dle, z kt6rego
wyszedl z calkiem bla@a sk6ra.
Wreszcie zjawi} SIG l Sem, trzeci
syn Noego iposzed} "a przyk}adem
Jafeta, tymczasem jednak zr6dto
pocze&o luz %wysychac. By}o MIN
~ieszcze lyle tyiko cudownej woody,
IL sk6ra jego zblad}a i pozostafa
]bronzowa, jak OLIVIA. W6wczas TO
dopiero, zachecony przyk4adem
bracl, poskoczY} i Cham do zrodfa,
W kt6rem juz jedna1 muf tylko
%pozos1af. Ostatnle krople. wYcisnie.
te skokiem, op~ryska1y mu oczy,
mu} zas zebra1 SIG ma jego podesz-
wach i ma wewnetrznej powierzchn1
dfon1. Ztad tel pochodzi, IL ga4ki
lego oczu zrobi1y sic bia}emi, a
pod stopaml ma d}oniach Pozosta}
szary odcieh. Mnrzyni tedy, jako
synowie Chama, ME moga juz bye
nlgdy biafemi ma podebienstwo
syn6w Jafeta, AMI oliwkowym1. jak
sYnowie Soma.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
Move Your Family West

Move Your Family West.
Kilka lat temu ma catynn
Wschodzie amerykahskim brzmia-
ia ~p1osnka, w kt6rej wiersz po'
s1awlony W tytule powtarzaf
sic PREY kohcr kazdej zwrotl1i
Byia ona nastadowaniem p1osnki
Horaccgo Greeley .,Go west,
young man." Jest tez zawsze
.jeszcze dosyc miejsca ma Zacho.
die ola nowych przybyszow,
Minnesota posiada wieIe m1lion6w
ARROW zlcm; lesnej, ~jeszcze MEGA
jetej. Nebraska, gdzle to korn
kr6luje, otwiera zaradnym tarme-
rom i przemy slowcom swietns
~przyszfobG Wisconsin jest kopaI-
MIA zfota dla Iudzn znajacych sic
ma uprawie z1emi. Missouri cply-
wa bogactwa roll, drzewa ]
m%iners1ow. Colorado posiada ME
odkryte skarby srebra j zfota
Wyoming ma niezmlerzone pre-
strzenie pastwisk Ola bydfa roga-
tego i ow,ec. Pofnocny Kansas
ma rola talk &yzna, jak mgdzie
ma zieml, i bardzo pleknv klimut
Starsze Stany, Illinois i Iowa,
n~astreczaja swietne szanse ola
farmer 6w ,przemyslowc6w. WsEy.
stNie wspomniane Stany przerzyna
Kolei Burlingtvhska Il kohc7yna-
nj Chicago, Peoria, ST, Louis,
Kansas City, st. Joseph, Omaha,
Denver. Cheyenne, Oeadwood {,
Minneapolis st. Pant Wzgledem
tyk1etew, map i blizszych sxcze
g6f6w zgiosic sic do miejscowych
agsntow koIei Rurlingtohskie!,
lab plsa6 wprost do naczelnego
agenta pod adresem: W. j.. G.
KENYON, Gen. Pass. Agent, st.
Paul, Mimi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
TAME suknie wiOsenne
ola DAM

Mody latowe bedq prawie
take same, jak przesz}ego roku.
Kazda Geese sukni latowej z pre-
szfego roku bedzie mogfa bye
pr1ewr6cona, a przede wszystklem
w'erzchnia po}owa tunlkI. Coma
czest moze bye z innego materya-
}u, jak d6lna, TAX IL cd przesz}o-
rocznej sukni %w,erzchnia po}owa
poniszczon2 mona zastapiG no
wa, a d6lna stare z%ostawl6.
Wszelkie nowoscl sezonu zawleraJa
plslna modnlarskle A. Mcdowell
& CO. W New .Yorku. Rocznie
kosztuja
La Mode de Paris: S $50
Paris Azbwna Of Fashions SO
Jeden egzemplarz p%owYzszycb
dw6ch zurnali kosztu7e IS centow.
The F%enchD ressmakey:$3.0 90
CJeden egzemplarz 80 ct.)
La Node. ........ 1.5O
(Jeden egzemplarz Is ca
Jezeli ME mozecle dostaG ktorego
z powyze] wymienionych pism W
waszych kramikach gazeclarskicb
to piszcle wprost do wYdawcow
pod adresem: Messrs A. Mcdowell
& Co. 4 West II Str. New York
c., N. Y.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
Pokka pod Meskalem.

z WILMA pisza: Ma 20.
rz9dku dziennYm SO tn obecnie
sprawY o okradanie swiatyn.
Pastwa zloczyncow padi kos
ciot sw. Ducha (%podominik ans
ki), kt6ry o%kradziono pred
kilku dniami, zabrawszy mie-
dzy innemi szczerozfota mon.
strancye z XIV wieku, wysa-
dzona drogiemi kamieniami.
Monstrancya ia mia}a okolo
1okcia wysokos:i i wazyfa
przeszlo puG. Ma slad z}o
czync6w aa razie ME tra6ono;
dopiero pc paru dnlach poll
eva wpad}a ma trop sw'eto.
kradzcow: W pracowni wyro
bow stsl1wych P, 1araz
obok ko5ciofa, znaleziono
kilka drobnych kawalkow
ornamentacyi. Paru &Yd6w
podejrzanYch o udziaf posred-
III W :e] sprawie, aresztowano.
-Niemal jednoczesaie okra-
dziono ko5cl6l " Krupowie, W
powiecie szawelskim; W
nocy wyniesiono ze swlatynl
niemal wszystkie zlote i
srebrne naczynia. Pc paru
dniach zg}osi}o sic do jubilera
w SzawlacE dwoch ~w1oScian.
chcac sprzedaG pare naczyh
koscielnych. Ztoczyhcow zaraz
aatrzymano. Pkaza}o sic. Re
" tel sprawie ME obesz}o sic
bez 2ydow, kt6rzy, zda]e sic
kierowali akcya.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
rownierz mad staruszk9 Toilet

r6wnierz mad staruszka Toilet
MIA wzbddzily W okolicy stra-
SINE oburzenie i przerazajaca
boIes6. DafbY Najwy&s1y, ably
energiczne i roztropne starania
w odszukaniu zbrodniarzy,
przez p. naczelnika stray
ziemskiei podjete, po1qdanym
skutkiem uwienczone zostaty.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
FRASZKI.

W sqdzie.
S d a: Juz pc raz piaty
stoisz tn przedemna.
o skarzony. Me moia "
tenn Vina, re stole.
S e d a.: Jak to?
o skarzcny Y: Ano, DO pan
sedzia ami razu ME prosif mnle,
abym uslad}.
-Ignacy kobylak, "a kradziez
sukna ~zosta]es skazany ma try lata
wiezienia, CIV oskarzony ME ma
mic do powiedzenia ma swo]e obr0-
ne?
= Owszem, prosze paua sedzie
90 W sprawle mojej zachodzs oko
licznosci }agodzace.
-Jakiez to So okolicznoscl Ia
godzace?
"A 10 prOSZ9 pana SEuzleSo, Ivy
sla1em, re Sic ia kradziez ME wy
da.
- Jak sic nazYwasz?
- Nazywam SIG Jacentv---.
- Gem jest tw6j %ojclec?
- Moi ojc1c JEST. nlebozczy-
klem....
- A czem by} przedtem?
= A przedtem byf zywym,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

Z Cmielowa Nv Polsce)pisza
dotGaz. Radt W nocy 70
ma IS Z. ~; k%ilkunastu uz-
brojonych W noze i paiki "a
busi6w napadio ma
plebanie W Cmlelowie, ma
w]ezdzie do tel osadY q o.
trowca. p%ofo3ona. Dw6ch str6-
low pilnujacych ko%s;io}a, 2
powodu bury na plebanii
wowczas przebywajacych, po-
b,to i pewiazano, dwie sluzace
ks. kanonika Rokickiego zwia-
zano r6wniez. a 70-letnia
kuzynke kap}ana, pred 8
laty praez tego& DO sieble
przygarnieta, zabito ma smlerc
/ razem ze s~tr0lani oraz stu.
zaczuli wr2ucono do piwnicY,
znsjduiacej sic w sieni domu
mieszxalnego. Drzwi do tel
piwnicy prowadzace zataraso-
wano Ola zabezpieczenia sic,
aby kt6ra z ofiar ME uwolnifa
sic z wiezow i alermem ME
u}atwi}a przytrzymania Wy
jc2d2ajscych zbrodniarzY.
Ksisdz kanonik Antoui Rokic
XII, czcigodnv 66-]etni staru-
seek, tax zosta} postronkami
! kijami pobity, a uo2aml
pok1uty, 1e stan jego zdro~is
budzi bardzo powazne oba-
wy. Podiug zehranYch infer
macyi, napastnicza banda
liczy1a okolo 10 ludzi, pre-
waznie &yd6w, gdy2 aydowski
ich akcent mowY czvsty
zydowski &argon, stwierdzaia
pozosta}e prey zyciu ofiary.
Do s1uzby i str62ow zabra]i
sic rabusle chrzescianie, do
xsiedza za5 2ydzi, duszac go j
wolajac: ,,Oddai pienladze,
powicdz, gdzie SAL! Ma wpei
&ywy jul kapian, wskaza},
gdzje ley got6wka. Zbrodnia
RE zabrall Gala sumo, $500
RS. ~wYnoszaca, a mlanow'cie
1000 RS. W listach zastawnych,
a 500 rs. W biletach banko-
wycb. Napastnicza banda
zfo4ona by}s z ludai wYraf'.
novel ostr6znosci, albowiem
mic z przedmiotow domowych
nawet srebrnych. ME zgine}o,
|opr6cz podobno 'ednego re.
garka. Zabrano ty]ko pienia
DE, DO drobiazg! mog'yby
ich zdradaiG. Okropna ia
zbrodnia, mad starcem swlato-
bliwego lycia dokonana, lak
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
TELEGRAMY.
MONTENEGRO

MONTENEGRO. - Fortu
galskie okrety wojenne z ad.
miralem de Cana reszt5
pcwstahc6w brazyli]skich PREY
piyne}y Is Marca do tutejsze,
90 portu. Wladze zabronlty
okretom wojennYm przystepu
do kwarahtanny.O ksety potem
popfynefy dale), prawdopodob
ME do Buenos Ayres.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
TURZYN 1--WE Wloszech).-

TURZYN 1--WE Wloszech).-
UmarI III Ludvik Kossulh,
przywodzca rewolucy1 wegier-
skiej & r. lS48, pod kt5rego
rzadem >lAwny poIski general
Benz strAszne kleskl zadawa]
vojskom austryackim. Ciaio
lego wyw;eziono % Marca do
stolicy wegierskiejBuGa Pesztu,
dokad r6wnoczesnle przyw'e-
ziono z Genni zwloki 2oav i
c6rki codopiero zmar1ego we
g'erskiego patryoty. Rad
austro -wegierski ME stawia}
zadnych przeszk6d przewie.
zieniu zwiok dawnieJszego
Smiertelnego wroga Austryi,
z~1aszcsa, ze ]u2 "a zycia
pozwoli1 mu przebywa6 W
granicach cesarstwa austro-
wegierskiego, Z czego przeciez
dummy Madziar ME korzystaf
RZYM. - W duiu % Mar
ca ogtoszono Encyklike Pc
pieska do oisxupow polskich
dyecez>l pod zaboraml %rosYj~
skim, pruskim i au,,ryackim
Oj,i:c sw'ety g}osi W nlej. ze
ME lest zadaniem Papiestwa,
uv1yc czrgokoIwiek przeclw
panajacym Tub Iudom, lecz
stara6 sic odooro powszechne
Ia lego staraniem dola ducho'
wiehuwa katol1ckiego W Rosy
znaczr'e sic polepszy}a. Do
prowadzi]a do tego bezposre
dnia korespondencya %pomiedzy
Papie&em q carem, ktory Jest
czlowjekiem sprawiedliwym i
mlfoslernym. Wzywa Bisku-
pow, abv nawoiywaIi lud do
szaaoWania woIl ~(esarskiei i
wypvchanla re serc wszeikiej
zawiscl ku w]adzom cywilnym.
W koncu Ojclec swie.Y ~zy~a
Polakow pod zabocem pru-
skim, ably ufali w sprawiedli-
wosc swoje5o cesarza, ] pra wa
szaneWall.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

BUENOS R Wiado
mosci z Desterro opiewaja, Re
admiral de Mello powoIany
zostat ma naczelnika rzadu
rewolucyinego w Brazylii.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
RIO DE JANElRO.

RIO DE JANElRO. -
Jezell, jak JUL teraz przypusz.
czaia, Moreas PREY obecnych
wyborach ME wyjdzie zwvcie
sko jake prezydent Brazy)n,
to Peixoto chce sobie przY
wtaszczy6 w}ad2e dyktatorska
ma lat 10. Wiekszosc wojska
Jest "a MIN. Powstaule ~jeszcze
wre W Stanach Parana, Santa
Cathgrjna i Rio Grande de
Sui. W tych tel wy bory
wcale sic ME odbywaly.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
MONTENEGRO.

UNI lDEU. = DE-
Mello zabra} ma pefnem mo-
rzu rzadowy statek brazylijski,
wlozacy Peixotowi Kruppsk1e
armaty, 1900 karabinow MAJ
sera, 80 ton bazdymnego
prochu / $50. 900 patrcn. War
tosG zabranego }adunku szacu-
ia ma $3.50, 900.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-11-22

against the cobra has showed itself
proof not only against that serpent's
poison but against the poison OF the
Egyptian asp, the horned viper of
Northern Africa and Australian
snakes. Tbus far DR.. Calmette has
only tried his antidotes upon guinea
pigs and rabbits, but as these Great
ures are especially sensitive to snake
poison, what cures them will unques-
tionably cure man. AS yet DR.. Cal
mette has not experimental with the
American RATHER, but believes he
will find it as easy to deal with as
the other species Of poisonous rep
tiles.
Writing on this subject in Nc.
Cures Magazine Henry j. w. Dam
says: 1t was found by experiment
that the hypochlorides of sodium and
lime were chemicals which neutral
lied the poison by chemical action.
Chloride of gold is equally of value
und ordinary chloride of lime gave
perhaps the best results Of all. And
then Mr.. Dam quotes Dr. Calmette
on the remedies:
Il think that chloride of lime, in
case Of necessity, will very well meet
all requirements in the cases of per-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-11-22
A Harp 500 Fee Long.

The largest harp ever built, so far
as is known, was that invented and
constructed by M. Verltau, provost
Of Burkli, near Basic. 1t was known
as the gigantic meteorological Eolian
harp. 1t was 800 feet In length and
was erected in the garden Of its in
ventor in 1887. This harp consisted
Of fifteen iron wires, 800 feet in
length, stretched between two poles.
The wires were from two to three
inches apart, the largest being one
sixth Of dn inch in thickness and the
smallest one-twelfth Of an inch.
They were placed in the direction OF
north and south, and inclined in such
a manner as to form an angle Of from
twenty to thirty degrees with the
horizon, being stretched by means of
rollers properly disposed for the pur-
pose. Whenever the weather changed
the wires sounded with such loud
ness that IL was impossible to go on
with a concert In the house. The
sound sometimes represented the
kissing mise OF water In rapid ebu,-
lition. sometimes that of harmon
fcan, aud scmetimes that OF distant
chimes or an organ. Brooklyn Eagle.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-11-22

CAPRIvI went out finally much
Ia the same way that Bismarck did;
because he was not supple enough In
lending himself to the caprices of a
shallow-minded Emperor played upon
by intriguers opposed 10 the Minis
ter For In these cases 1t is not
merely that the statesman has to
wrestle with the immature and abb
surd fancies of prince incapable OF
comprehending that an empire Is not
a toy, not a new yacht or other play
thing, useful for the exploitation of
his freaks and whims. But the Min
lister has to deal with undeclared ele.
ments of Opposition-elements un-
known to the public forum, but
which play their malevolent intrigues
in the circle Immediately around the
prince and inspire him to make diff
culties of sort that render it finally
impossible for the Chancellor to hold
his place. Bismarck had this expert
ence before; Caprivi has had it now.