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Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
DE RUYTER OVERDUE.

1t Has Been Out Twenty-Five Days
 May Have Been Caught in a Hurri-
 cane.
 BOSTON, April 5.-There is considerable unessiness in shipping circles over the non- arrival of the steamer Ds Ruyter, Captain Meyer, from Antwerp. She is now twen- ty five days out, nine days overdue.
 The German steamer Wandrahm, Cap tain Kuehn, arrived last night from Ham burg, leaving there March 19, eight days after the De Ruyter. She came over the course the overdue steamship usually fol lows, but saw nothing of her. The Wan drahm reports hurricane weather, heavy drift ice and icebergs.
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The scheme Did Not work,

PHILADELpHIA, April 5.-The reported scheme to sell the city gss plants and franchises to private individuals at price which is alleged to be greatly below their value, did not materializs at to.dsy's meet ing of city councils. It was expected that an ordinance authorizing the sale would be introduced to day, but the publicity given the scheme probably had the effect of making Its projectors change their minds.
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THE RHODE ISLAND ELECTION
Governor Brown Reelected by .
 Plurality Of 5000.

Plurality Of 8,OOO.
 PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 5.-The cor rooted returns from all parts of the state to-day show that the republican victory is even greater than at first supposed. Gov ernor D. Russell Brown, republican, was reelected over David 8. Baker, democrat, by plurality of 6,00O. The entire repub- lican state ticket wins by about the same plurality. and the republicans have 102 out of 108 members of the grand commit tee. Charles P. Bennett, the republican candidate for secretary of state, ran ahead of his ticket nearly 1,500 votes. The total vote for governor in the thirty-six cities and towns was: Brown 2S, ,S44, Baker 22, 991. The vote last year was Brown 21 ,830, Baker 22,015.
 The democratic rongholds-Newport, Pawtueket, Scituate, Cumberland and IT. decisive republican vio- tories The next United States senator will be republican, ,and as George Peabody Wetmore was accepted by the convention his election may be said to be assured.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
A Doctor Suicides,

BcsroN, April 5.-Dr. Green, living on Park street, Brookllne, died this evening from the effects of pistol shot, fired, 1t Is said, with suicidal intent. The affair has been kept extremely quiet and no psrticu- lars can be obtained from any source.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
Why Garvin Was Defeated.

PROVIDENCE, April 5 In the house of representatives today Mr. Garvin, who was defeated yesterday and who sscribsd
 his defeat to the failure of congress to pass tariff legislation, introduced a resolution requesting the United States senate to hurry up and pasa such legislation. Hla
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sust.,nea inc Demurrer.

CHICAGO, April 5.-Judge Gibbsrs has sustained the demurrer set up by Attorney General Maloney to the plea submitted by the whiskey trust against the application of the attorney general for leave to com mepcs proceedings in quo warrsnto for the forfeiture of the charter.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
Another Comet Discovered.

BOSTON, April 5.-A cable message from the European Union of Astronomers to Messrs. Chandler and Ritchie announces the discovery of bright comet by MT. Gale of Sydney, N. s. w., on the night of April 3. It is described as round, bright comet with some condensation and with an easterly motion.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
A Long Term in Prison.

MONTREAL, April 5.-Jeau Lsbreque, @ clerk in the Banque National, who skipped to Boston after committing forgery and was brought back, was to dsy sentenced to twenty-three years imprisonment.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06

NASHUA, N. H., April 5.-Hon. Archi- bald H. Dunlap died at his home in this city 10 night of softening of the brain. De- ceased was the we'll known senior member of the firm of seedmen. He established a business as seedmsn and Dunlap's garden are known everywhere.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
Fatal FaII Through a scuttIe.

PROVIDENCE, April 5-At noon to day Peter George, an Armenian lsborer. fell through ecuttle in the storehouse of the Oriental mills, where he was employed, and sustained injuries from which hs died to-njaht
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
UNION PACIFIC wAGKs.

Decision By Judge Caldwell in Favor
 of the Workmen.
 OMAHA, April 5.-Judge Caldwell of the United States circuit court has rendered 8 decision in the Union Pacific railroad wage schedule case. Itis a complete victory for the employees, who were contesting wage reduction
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
DoWned by CeIIegianH.

PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-The Phils- delphias met defeat at the hands of @ col. lege team. The University of Pennsyl- vsnia boys downed the professionals by 8 score of 12 toS
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Hand.ome Piece or Ordnance.

Handsome Piece or Ordnance.
 WATERTowN, Mass April 5.-Msjor Reilly, commandant at the arsenal, yester- day shipped handsome piece of ordnance to Sandy Hook. It was twelve inch mod ern gun carriage and weighed fifty six tons. It was sent by water on 8 lighter A railroad is being built from the newly completed erecting shop
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
JAM S, JAM s.

New Stock Williams genuine Root Beer Extract, iec Just received, 100 bushels fancy Native He brons, warranted to cook drg and meaiy, poc bu. 100 bushels Vermont Burbanks, large smooth and guaranteed to cook white, dry and mealy, going st 7sc bushel Fancy thick Smoked Ha'fbut soc Ib Norway Bioater Sackerel, very fat and fancy, iS to 2 lbs eacn, 2oc To. Irish Msckerei Sc each Gloucester seconds, 3 for 2Sc Fancy State Creamery Butter s7c Ib. The best Biscuit on the nsrket-Kenredy's 's Royal Toast, in 10 pkgs, only iec 10. AnsoniA Doughnu:s.
 At the old stand, E. E. Nichols SIS State Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06

party associates ridioulsd the resolution and he finally withdrew it. No business of importance was done in either branch
 and an adjournment was taken to to. .mor-
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FOR SALE.


 A To whom 1t may concern:
 # I will sell at public auction, at Beechers 8 xZ94 exchange, 769 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn, on Thursday, May 31. 1894, at o'clock p: m the property formerly owned by the Old Colony Disfilleries Company, containing about four acres of land, and 'unded on the south by Grand avenue, westerly by the channel of Mill river north by Clay street. and easterly by line parallel with Haven street and about one hun dred feet distant therefrom.
 Also another piece of land bounded as follows: Easterly by Haven street. seventy C0)feet; south erly by line in the same straight line with the and partly fenced between James street and Haven street, westerly by the eastern enamel oi Mill river, that part of Mill river east of Ball Island nortnerly by line parallel with the south Upon the premises there are buildings as fol | lows: A one-story warehouse 50x63 a two-story | warehouse covered with corrugated iron, 150xi0( | feet, and several other buildings Full descrip tion of the boundaries and other information will | be given upon application to George A. Butler. Terms of sale-Ten per cent. to be paid at tim, l Of sale and balance to be paid uoon delivery O deed. GEORGE A. BUTLER, Trustee. | m30 fr-sa- -tu wealth 30t
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06

Opera singers and public speakers can keep their voices cleae and strong with the family
 remedy, pr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
Three Good Horses.

Three Good Horses,
 N,> Including one very handsome bay com
 A binstion horse, which will drive double or s'ngIe, and is 6 good saddle horse he is sound and kind and warranted perfectly gentle and safe for a lady to drive or ride. Also three handsome Jersey COWS also a choice variety of fancy poultry, including buff Cochins, white Cochins, Indian Games, light Brahmas, white Plymouth Rocks and black lucatan Games. Al so assortment of farm implements. house hold furniture Inquire of c. T. DRISCOLl,
 sp6 If 157 Church street, New Haven,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
The Dewell Sailed.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, April 5.-Sailed J. D. Dewell for Allyn's Point.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 APRL6
 sa4: ss 40es s,s s1r' H''H io:s M.r'' DEATHS. RosE-In this city, April 5th, Maria Edwards wiooy Of Alvin 5. hose' sseo 70 Se'1s ana i' Funeral from the residence of her daughter , evening at 8 o'clock
 MARINE LIST.
 %S& PORT OF NEW HAVEN 46Szs
 ARRIVED.
 U. 8. s. Com Perry Feugar, New York, on a Sch Howard B. Peck. Mehaffey, -, lumber. CLEARED.
 Sch Harold 0. Beecher, Bowen, Brunsuick.
 FOR RENT, m Desirable hat' with i,sRdRN bs1a ,R she rear' M mhsl If ~ iss St. John street. 4A In East Haven. near center, new house, s. .IS 1Sem' city water teFms A essy FoRREs FOR RENT, l A small front room, with, board, in pri- l ape tf W, this office. FOR RENT.
 A3A Front alcove room, furnished or unfur-
 ni:sse .Ss 1a a'' and cold "a'fP O soT ss. Ladies! about your dresses. ~ ap6 itt Sanford, the Auctioneer, k Sells Monday next, st eleven forenoon,
 tns Ss s Sy se
 FOR RENT.
 ER Desirable shore cottage for season, k55a newly kalsomined aud painted, near xA Woodmont furnished or unfurnished an esssPssRs apg eod7tt 15s AVENUE E1THER on Elm street or whaney, avenue, a h lady's gold watch. Finder will be suitably sps M by returning kgTa sos s.sa s3iss
 FOR SALE. 1 AA Bakery with lease, on the leading ave- l ses as: barn for s,ven horses oake-house on floor with store rent' slooo M ra5e 1,hn chance; c ivcn,1r ap6 3tt Mount Vernon, N. Y.
 FOR RENT, E$ %Saes s1 @ rooms all % modern i%proyemHnts W % posses elOn may lSC ALSO lower naiI uWelilpS NO E44 Il Edgewood avenue, all modern improvements possession immediately. Apply
 ROBERT MERWIN, Real Estate Broker, ar6 2t 759 Chapel street.
 Auction. @A W. 8. Sanford will sell at auction on :H:I Monday, April 9th, at Il o'clock a. m: rain aSH or shine, the fine residence 49 D1xwell ave- nue, occupied by Dr. Fl. A. EIcock a cen tral property and very desirable rents well II or 12 rooms lot 6Sx150 feet. Terms announced at sale. ai6 2tt
 Thron Gnnh Hnrane
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06

For Sale or Exchange. ~ Located near the city, good om, with sq water power, patterns, tools, etc.; would III dispose of same or admit party with cap- ital to carry on the business would invite an in- vestigation. Address.
 mh19 7teod* c. R. B., this off1ce
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06

TO RENT.
 "A Whole house on Kensington street, Eever II. rooms. Apply MARTHA LOUNSBORY H. ap2 7tt Thomaston, Conn.,
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6laufs.

nvs esnts . Word for . fall Wssl fseven Sfnes.l
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06

FOR SALE, A Comfortable brick house location cen iI tral price low, MERWIN'S
 sN ap2 If Real Estate Office. For Sale at 8 Bargain.
 1UlA To close estate; desirable property
 i4 on Trumbuu street. J. W. RICKOX,
 ap4tf 31 Trumbull street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06

E. K. Nichols 37s State Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06

A Dwelling Mo- 32O Orchard street. be- ::j tween Elm street and Whalley avenue 10 asR rooms, all modern improvements posses sion May 1st. Also lower half dwelling No. 244 Edgewood avenue, all modern improvements i; possession immediately. Apply
 ROBERT MERWIN, Real Estate Broker, ap6 2t 759 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06

Auction.
 1A W. 8. Sanford will sell at auction on if: Monday, April 9th, at Il o'clock a. m:: rain sSH or shine, the fine residence 49 Dixwell ave- nue, now occu pied by Dr. Fl. A. EIcock cen- trsl property and very desirable rents well II or 12 rooms lot 6Sx150 feet. Terms announced oala
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06

FOR RENT.
 ~ Six rooms second floor, new house, west ::j ern part of city all conveniences, hot Xk water heat furnished ; acceptable party can secure pleasant homo at reasonable figure ap5 2tt HOME, this of1ce
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06

pEST servansA Ladies reeding help shoull ID call here. There ts no other way you csn do as well We have been established bere yesrs. fnow and supply all the best Help for any hind of work can alveys be secured here. We use Judgment, carefully selecting only those that vfl do the work required Finest office, best 1scdlf. ties and largest business fn New Engiand-
 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
 dis T5 Chapel street.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
KOSCI BOHATEROW.

w kohcu ublegfego m1esiacs, z
polecenia rzadu francuzk,ego, rozpo-
czeto W Kair2e, ma starym i opu.
szczouym juz dis cm%entarzu kop-
tyjskim, wykopaliska, W celu cd.
szukania grohowca pochowanYch
tam Observation-Disclosures z czas6w
sfynnei kompanii e%gipskiej. Poszuki-
wanna te uda}Y sic istotnle, male.
ziono BOWEN grob wsp6lny, kryja-
CIV szczatk1 oko}o 200 zw!ok. Me
watpliwos6i, il to szczatki
wojownlk6w francuzklch, gdyz "
grobie, obok szkielet6w, %znalezlono
k,lka medal, pa4aszy, guzik6w
i odzd6b metalowych z napisem:
Republqlue f~ranca1se. szczatkl re.
brano W try wlelkie skrzynie
z1ozono tymczasem ma nowym
cmentarzu, gdzie pozostana az d
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
Ponlewaz zas nienawldzi} sio

FonleWaz zas nienaw1dzi{ sio
sire AgustYne, ktorei przyp1sywa}
ssWe wypedzienle re szpitala, przeto
postanowi} ma niej wykonaG swa
zemste. We wtorek wlec, jake W
dzlen, W kt6rym wolno chorym Z
alasta przychodziG do szpitala, po-
szedf on. tam, uzbrojony W skryto-
boJczy sztylet, a gdy S1ostra
Augustyua odprawiwszY sw6j obo
wIaazek PREY chorych, wraca}a sama
do kuchn1, ably ]ednemu staruszko-
wi przYnlesG poi Ultra VIVA. a "a
Mig szedf zdala ten staruszek przez
szpltalny kurytarz, Romanalli
s~korzysta} z tel chwili i wyciagua'
wszy dfugl, ostry sztylet z pod.
p{aszcza, rzuci} sic jak dzlki
tygrys ma swa oflare, pochwycl}
"a szyje zakounice,l szesclu pcdnie
clami zamordowai' Wszystkie rany
by}Y smiertelne. jedno pc%hniecle
by}o W szyje, diva box, pod
lew9 reka, a trey W samo SERGE.
Mfoda zakonnlca ME zno4a1a wo{ac
o pomoc; wYrzek4a tYlko s{owo
Make Boska ratu] mnie, l upad}a
ma ziemle, ~nurzajac sic we w}asnej
krwi. Staruszek chory krzykna4
z przerazenia, a morderca us{Ysza.
wszy ten CLOS, porzuci} sw9 o}lare
/ uciek{ s%zpltala; poczem
pedzony przez sluzbe, znik} wzr6d
kretych ullc miasta. Ma drugi
dzlen dopiero udalo see zandarmom
go schwycic i zaprowadziG do
wiezenia. Gale miasto oburzy{o
sic ma swietokradzklego mordece,
a natom1ast zw1oki dzlewlcy zakon.
nej otoczyfo mai wYzszem wsp6fczu-
ciem. Orszak ~pogrzebowy zape}ni}
ullce miasta tax, u karowan z
cla}em zakonn'cY l drugl pe}nY
wlehcow, musia{ CO kilka krok6w
sic zatrzymywaG. Taklego pogrze-
blu dawno juz Pzym ME widza},
DO tez ME widza} i takiej zbrodnj.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
KATOLlKA!
Grunta farmerSkie.
D0bre O. t0nSe.

.. DOOTe u MuIe.
Kto prsgnle naby6 hawai-
gruntu, n1echa] pisze do mas 20
broszurke, zatytu}owana BARGAIN
LIST Mr.. 30, codopiero wydan9,
So W nlej podane bllzsze szczeg6iy
o wielu pjeknych g%runtach. a
take O nowych zlemiach, kt6re z
powodu ciezkich czas6w ~ofiaruJe
ma sprzedaz "a po}owe tvle, lie
one wafte. Posiadam 2U tys1ecy
ARROW, kt6re musza bye sprzedane.
Zapewnlam> il zadna Kompania W
Ameryce ME moze tax dobrej zle-
mi 20 tax niestychanie tan1ch CO.
mach sprzedawac, 1 pod tax korzy-
stnemi, ola kupuj9cego, warunkaml.
Plekny obrazek, A P ee r S..
H me in w Wisconsin. II
cali wysoki, Is cali diugl, razem z
moja ks1aaeczka o 20 stronicach,
pod tytu}em W1sconsin
Farm ing n d., przesle
darmo kazdemu, kto do mnie 20
to naplsze- 50 tam szczegofY 0 "a
obwodach gm1nnych.
Kto pragnie osiedli6 sic W
pieknej po]sk'ej okollcy, pom1edzy
poIskImi farmerami. mledzy ko-
sclo}aml kato]ick,mi i. szkofaml
gdzie farmer W lecie ma robote
przy roll, a W zimie PREY drzewie
Tub W mnoglch fabrykach t. d.
ten niechaj przybedzle do P6fnoc
negc Wisconsin,. Moze juz n1gdY
W zyciu wiecei taxa pomysIna
sposobnosG eli sic ME nadarzy.
PlsaG do mnle natvchmiast, choc
pc polsku, a odwrotna pocztq
podam bllzsze wladomOscl.
Trzeba naplsaG, W ktorej ga
zecie ~czytato ole to mole og{osze'
ME.
X. ROsCHOLT, Eau Claire, Wis
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
dalazYch rozporzadzeh rzadu iran
cuzklego
PTAKI W BOZE NARODZENlE

Ably pamlatke n%arodzenla Zbaw'-
ciela Swlata zrobiG dniem radosc'
ME tylko ola ludzi. ale ola blednycn
ptaszat, ktorym W posrod pokryc'a
Sniegowego trudno niezm'ernle wy
nalezc pozywien'a. w~fosclaple
Swedcy Norwegscy, k4ad9 ma
dachach snoopy ieozmlen1a lub o"'
sa, albo osadza]a je ma %wysoklch
tYkach, zatkn1etych LA podworzacb
Tub ogrodach. Stanowl to uczts ola
skrzydlatej rzeszy .Mn6stwo ptastwa
z~latuie sic ma tie cody, i prawie ME
obawiaja sic ludzl, wyrabla z'arna,
wrzawa niezmierna nape{nlaJac po'
wietrze. Zachowywanle zwyczalu to.
go Jest tax przestrzegane, re jezell
We wsi znajduje sig jakl mieszkanle'
ME posladajacy ami gruntu AMI VIA
snego m%leszkanla, to zamozn1e7sl
daja mu snop zboza,bo powlada1a
ze ptastwa ME nalezY pozbaw'ac to-
90. co mu przynalezy Cd kazdego
gospodarza.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
PLAN JAZDY
poc'ag6w koleiowYch
w "3nOnio
Chicago, Burlington Il Northern

Ma p6inoc.
Depart. Arrive.
Chicago. ST. Louis & Peoria Elk 400 a. m. $50 am
n'caeo EXPRESS 1895 a. m. 11.2s a. m
Ma po4ud ME.
.-hi. St. Louis & Peoria Elk. 1920 p. Ill. 1870 p. m
Chicago & St. Louis express To- a. m. 1925 a. m
wsZystk(. dzienne
Chicago & Northwestern.
OdJazd pociag6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago morning passenger Elk Sunday $40 a. m
Chicago evening passenger lex SUM $3.50 p. m
Chicago Morning passenger daily 1910 A. M.
Ma Zachod.
Mimi. Passenger (Ex Sum- 2.1o F. NJ
Dakota Passenger (Ex SUM- 6:2o A. M
Local Passenger E)xSun.l TAO P, M
PrzYbYc1e pociag6w:
Re Wschodu.
Chicago EveningPassenger No.. I (Ex. Sun. )7:2o.P.M
Chicago Nor ng Passenger Mr.. 7 DAILY s.3oAm
Re Zachodu.
MINI. Passenger, No. 2 (Ex. Sunday 1925 A. M
Dakota Passenger, No. 4 Eek. Sum- $50 P. M.
Local Passenger, No-6 (Ex. Sum- = 1:so P. M
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d.
Depart
Rock Island da!! expess lex Sun. 1874 a. m
Chicago express (daily, 6:21 p. m
Fast Mail (dalyl e:5o D. m
Chicago v~estibuled daily 11;17 p. m.
Ma Zachod.
Chicago express daily s:4o a. m.
Chicago ~vestibuled (daily) 4;3S a. m.
Fast Mail daily 1851 a. m
Rock Island daily express TIT D.. m
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passenger leaves La Crosse 7:so a m
Passenger leaves La Crosse 2:45 . m
Green Bay Line.
Depart Arrive.
Green Bay Passenger 900 am Egg D
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
DORIlN &
'@DRZYClNSKI
81 Sc Ia Sale ga1s
Chicago.

Z,tozyli ,,i.rwsze polskie
BKUI1g@ r NNBE
w srodku miasta zajmuja sic
sprzeda4a |ot6w, wvpozvcza-
MEM pisn'edzy, zabezpiecza
MEM zabudowah Cd ogn1a,
dzierzawa dom6wi wszelkiemi
innemibusinesami, PREY kt6rych
potrzeba notaryusza.
Sprzedaja tak2e KARTY
OKKETO WE i w7se}aja PIE
NIADZE DO EUROPY.
P&mietajcie, Rodac7, Re
blj4szy wan Polak, nizinnonaro.
dowiec! Popierajcie waszych
bracj i rodakow, dobrych pa
tryot6w, sprawiedliwych oby
watel, biegfych W swolm
zawodzie notaryusz6w
BeRiana ) B~RzeimskisgeE
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
TO I OWO.

PIEN1ADZE w
We wsi Kie}tykach, W powie-
Gle P}ockim wv kr6l. Pol
skiem), gospodarz Franciszek
Kusy mia} zwyczaj zbierac i
chowaG ruble srebrne. Widok
tych pieniedzy cieszy} go.
Bra} je czesto W rece, oglada}
i p~rzypomina} sobie, Cd kogo
kt6ry pochodzi; tego dosta}
jeszcze Cd OLGA chrzestnego,
tego ma wiano, tego wymleni}
"a papierek. A mia} juz ich
SO. Pc obejrzeniu obwija}
ruble W p}6tno i chowa}. Ale
bal sic, zeby go kto ME
podpatrzyt i pieniedzy ME
zabra}, wiec co tydzieh k}ad}
je W inne miejsce, to W jaka
szczeline, to pod dach, to W
zboze. w tym roku mial ma
strychu w worach tatarke
(poganke) przysposobiona ma
sprzedaz, zmierzona juz i
zwazona. Ot6z kiedyz W jeden
z tych wor6w schowal swe
ruble i by} pewny, 3e tam
moga lezec bezpiecznie. Az
tn dowiaduje sic re cena
zboza poszla W gore. Zak}ada
vice dodnia konie, zabiera ma
woz IVORY z tatarka / jedzle
do miasta, myslac, re w6r z
pieniedzmi p%ozosta} ma miej-
Sou. Ma rynku przekupnik
tatarke naby}, przesypali ia z
wora do wora, g%ospodarz
wzia} zap}ate, popas} konie i
ruszyl do domu. Uiecha} juz
spory HAWAI-, gdy W tenn
rozwazajac lepiej przypomina
sobie, re zawi6z} do miasta
w}asnie te tatarke, W kt6rej
by}y pieniadze. Az sic "a
glove z}apa} z rozpaczy.
Wyrzuca} sobie swoja g}upote,
ze zamiast korzystaG Z picnic
dry, kry} je p6ty, az zmarno-
wa1. Zrazu chcia} wracac do
miasta poszukiwaG straty.
Ale niebawem przypomnia}
sobie, re ME INA wcale kupca,
kt6remu tatarke sprzeda}, i
ME vie, gdzie on mieszka.
Zreszta i wstyd go bylo
przyznaG sic pred ludzmi, re
TAX nierozsadnie zrobi}, vice
da} pokoj wszystkiemu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
Fam ord ZakOnnlcy

ZamOrdowan1e zakOnnicy.
We wrotek, dnia 1890 listopa.
da. W po}udnie. rozbieg}a sic z szyb'
ko6cia bfyskawicy straszliwa wleSc
po Rzymie o Sw'etokradzkle1 zoro'
dn,, p~ope}nionej ma Slostrze MILO
snerdz1a, imleniem Augustyna, "
szpitalu sw. Ducha W blizkoscl Wa
tykanu. WiadomosG ia zrob'{a pre-
razajqce wrazenle ma mleszkancach'
albowiem Siostra AugustYna, znana
by1a p%owszechnie 2 wielkiej gorli-
wosci i milosci ola chorYch. T4umy
ludnosci rzuci}y sic ku ullcy sw.
Ducha, pragnac dowiedzlec SIG 0
okropnej zbrodni i zebaczyc ME
szczesllwa oflara, znana z fagodno-
SCI i dobroci serca. Morderc@ jest
J6zef Romonelli, zwany Pipe, IL
czacy 80 lat, z zawedu mularz, oby-
cza16w na]gorszych, ma]acy jeszcze
make chora ! siostre Is lat llczac2.
Jego jmie zapisane by}o W pollcyi
jake cz}owlek niebezpiecznego Nor.
deca Jest srednego wzrostu, dose
slime zbudowany, nosl geste czarne
wasy.i wyglada ponurno. Bledna lego
matAa nazywa sic Anton1na, a
s1ostra Julia. Rodzlna ia zamie-
szkuje nedznY domsk Eprzy ullcy
Lungora, a matka jako tez morder-
ca, choruj& ma suchotY.
Oflara zbrodni, uoszaca zakonle
imle Augustyna, nazywa{a sic ma
sw1ecle Llwia Pierantoni. Mla4a lat
80, z tYm W zakenle przezy}a 10
lat. brunetka wzrostu s}usznego,
urodzona w Pozzaglio n1edaleho
Perjury. Gaia jej posta6 by}a bar
do przyjemna, a usposobnien;e
sfodkie czyn11o ja anio}em dobroci
Ola chorych, Cd 10 lat s~pefnla}a
oaa sw6i obowiazek z cafem po,
sw1eceniem ,pilnosciq i troskliwoscias
Siostry Mi}oslerdzia, najprz6d W
szp,talu SASHA, a obecnie cd 5 lat
w szpitalu sw. Ducha. Ia swoje
szczeg6ln,ejsze zasfugi oko}o cho-
rych zamianowana zosta}a pred
rok1em cd matki ~prze}ozoneJ
g}6wna opiekunk9 sail, gdzle
pozostaja suchotnicy ma kuracyi.
Do tel to sail przvjety by} pred
niejakim czasem J6zef Remanelli,
jake chory ma suchoty. Dosta} 90
suchot z rozpusty clelesuej, ]ak to
sam %zezna]e. Zepsuty al do szp1ku
kosci, psu} obrzyd4eml s}owami
kazdego, 2 kim sic spotSa}. Cd
samego zas porzadku pie MOCK
clerp1ec skromnej | cnotlwe sio
stry Augustyny, kt6ra posadza},z re
ona jest przyczyna czestych upo.
mnien, Jake cd d~yrekcyi szp1tala
otrzymywaf "a swoje brzydkie
pystepowaule W szpitalu, "a mowy
szkaradne wyrazY, ktore pisa:
o}owk,em ma scianach szpitalne,,
sail. Mlmo tych upomieh dyrektors
.zpitala, DIR. Barolli, ME popraw1:
sic mordeca, ale owszem cora2
zuehwalszYm sic stawa}. Razu
vice pewnego, gdy W obecnosc
chorych stanaf W otwartem oknie
zacza} wo}ac do praczek szpltals
bedacYch W parlnl naprzeciw okns
uzywat STOW, kt6rych wstydllwose
ME pozwa}a tn plsac, a nadte
splewac obrzvdllwie, oskarzyl; &C
chorzy, co razem z MIN W sal
zostawali, pred doktorem Barolll
a ten aznaf "a potrzebne wYdaljt
rozpustnego suchotnlga 1 uczynl
to 25-go pazdziernlka.
Wskutek tego dotkor Romanell
lekajac sic z1ego cz4owieka
daf znaG Q tenn poljcyi. Pollcyj
ny komisarzs napomnia1 surow>
rozpustnika, lecz wypuscif go n,
wolnosc. Romanel]l odszedf, lee
postanowi} swola zemste wYkonac
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-24
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J. BOCKEL.

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Stare kapelusze
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