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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-06-30

Southern Minnesota and Eastern South
Dakota were visited Wednesday night va
series Of terrific windstorms. which, so far as
known, caused. the death of 10 persons and
injury to more than 80 others, four of whom
will die. Great damage was done to build
inps and crops
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no CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters tesla
mentary on the Personal Estate of
GEORGE BIXLER,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, ON or before the 18th day OF
January, 1896; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
June, 1894.
GEORGE p VENT,
julio 1t Executor
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EXCURSION TO AsBURY
IL PARK, N. j

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. will
sell excursion tickets to Asbury Park, N. j.,
and return. from all points on its lines east of
the Ohio River, July Sth 9th and 10th, good
returning until July 10th, with privilege of
extension Until September LIST, provided the
return portion of the ticket is deposited with
the Joint Agent at Asbury Park on or before
July 18th.
The round trip rate from Baltimore will be
sos, Washington $s.25 and Lexington
SlS.75, and correspondingly low from all
other points on the B. & o. system. ju23 2t
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Sale of Bank stocks.

Forty shares Of the capital stock Of the
Union National Bank of Westminster, par
value $25, and ~ shares of the First National
Bank of Westminster, par value 500, belong
ing to the estate of the late Jacob Myerly,
were sold Tuesday afternoon at prices about
equaling the value of these stocks for num-
Der of years past. ]. H. Singer bought 80
shares of the Union National stock at $48. 70
to S50.25, and Charles v Wantz bought 10
shares at $50 per share. DIR. ]. w. Herring
paid $ls0.25 to 1881 for 10 shares of First
National, and B. Frank Grouse S1s3 per
share for two shares, semi-annual dividend
about to be declared to go to the purchasers
Total sales, 81, 1925.
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To the Ladies-M. Schneeberger. 80 east
Main street, Westminster, Md.
Poles Wanted--A. L. Bosley, General
Manager, Westminster, Nd.
Make Money - Hartman & Co., 9IS F
Street, Washington, D. c.
Application for Liquor Licenses-B F.
Grouse, Clerk.
Legal Notices. Pie Mics. Festivals, &c.
Low Rates to Denver, Colorado.
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Personal.
Mrs. ]. Frank Brinkerhoh and daughter. OF
Philadelpha. are visiting Mrs. Brlnkerhoh
mother, Mrs. Annie Mitten, this city.
Miss Cassie Garner, of St. Mary's county,
is guest at Mr.. VIM. Il. Thomas's.
Mrs. C. A. Washburn and daughter, Miss
Lillian. of Boston, are the guests of Mrs.
Washburn's sister, Mrs. Samuel Roor.
Mrs. J. H. Frazer, of Baltimore, is a
qnest at her brothers, DIR. j. Howell Billings
Lev. DIR. Frazer will be up in few days,
and he and Mrs. Frazer will spend some
weeks at Winchester Place.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry l.. Bryan, Of Wash
inpton, D. c., are visiting at Mrs. Hobbies,
on Court street.
There was another enjoyable dance at
Winchester Place last Saturday night, gwen
by the ladies' A number OF persons from
distance were present.
Miss Minnie Sheets, of Frizellburg, is the
onest of Miss Bessie Stoner, Liberty street.
Mr. Edgar Walsh, of Baltimore, is visiting
his brother, Rev. j. i. Walsh.
Miss Efie Brown, of Baltimore, IS the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. A. w. Buckingham, east
Green street.
Miss Belle Upshnr, of Baltimore, is
guest of Mrs. Jesse Higgins.
Jnaoe and Mrs. Fowler, of Baltimore
connty. have been guests of Judge and Mrs.
Roberts since Wednesday,
Judee Jas. A. e. Bond left yesterday to
visit his parents in Calvert county. Next
Tuesday be sails for Europe, to be absent
about six weeks.
Rev. ]. W. Reese and son, Paul, are visit
inc friends at Patapsco Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Warthan, Of Baltimore,
were visiting relatives and friends in West
minister this week.
Mrs. Scott Bnader, of Connellsville, Pa, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jabez
Utz, Liberty street.
Carr Wickert, John M. Roberts, George
A Miller. ]. Howell Lamotte, Chas. Lockard
I'D John /. Reese spent Thursday fishing in
aMabr;ne's dam near Bruceville.
Judees Roberts and Fowler, Charles E.
c,swart. Charles E. Fink, VIM. h. Thomas.
7 Milton Reifsnider, John M. Roberts and
n n. Clabaugh went up yesterday to spend
The day at Mr.. Clabaugh's farm, near fancy
town.
place his week are Mr.. Gephsrt and family,
Mrs. q. g. Register and daughters, and Mrs.
McNnlty, of Baltimore, and Mrs. William
ON and family, Of Washington, d. c.
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On Monday morning Mr. Edwin Schaeffer
killed spotted snake he found lying on
shelf in his store 1t measured two feet in
length.
The sale of the household effects, etc., of
Mrs. George Bixler, was well attended on
Saturday last. Mr.. George Caltrider was
auctioneer, Noah Peterman, clerk.
Mr.. Martin Harchenhorn has some corn
stalks measuring over FIVE feet in length to
the tip of the leaves.
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Rev. Aaron Wanner, d. D., died in York,
Pa, on Saturday afternoon after brief i'll
ness, aged rs years. He was the Oldest Re
formed preacher in York county, and at the
time Of his death was pastor of churches at
Mount Zion, Canadochly and Kreutz Creek
The first 25 years Of his ministry he spent in
founding mission churches at Frostburg, Mt
Savage, Cumberland, Md, and other places.
He removed from Cumberland to York IN
1869 and organized the Heidelberg Reformed
Church. His eldest son is Nevin NJ. Wanner,
ex.district attorney. Another son is Prof.
Atreus Wanner, the city superintendent Of the
public schools of York.
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Eden Items.

ST. Johns (Leister'sl Sunday school an
nounces its annual celebration at the usual
time, the last Saturday in August, which viii
be the 25th
Harvesting is the order of the day and the
crop is good one.
Peter Ritz has erected a neat and commo-
dions hen house.
Jesse Ruby and wife, of near Hampstead.
visited at Joshua Mnrdock's, near here, on
Sunday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-06-30

A beautiful home wedding took place at the
residence of the brides parents, on York
street, Manchester, at $50 p. M last Wed
nesday evening. The contracting parties
Mr.. Albert j. Brilliant, youngest son OF Mr.
Isaac Brilliant, and brother of County
Treasurer Charles Brilliant, and Miss Sailie
E., daughter of Mr.. Geo. W. Everhart, were
united in the bonds of matrimony by their
pastor. Rev. S. NJ. Roeder. The bride wore
a cream henrietta. trimmed in lace, and car
ried a bunch of lilies; the groom was dressed
in black. Mr.. Geo. Everhart, brother OF the
bride, was groomsman, and Miss Florence
Reagle. of Baltimore, bridesmaid. The par
lors were tastefully decorated with flowers,
ferns and plants After the ceremony all
were invited to the dining room where re-
freshments were served.
Among the invited guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Brilliant, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brilliant, Mr.. and Mrs. David VIM. Brilliant,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank C. Brilliant, Mr.. Edward
Brilliant, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Everhart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Everhart, MIR. c. }.
Everhart and family. Mrs. George A. Grouse
and daughter Maggie, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l..
Morelock, Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Sellers, misses
Nav Sellers, Josie Wareheim, Mrs. j. M.
Motter, Misses Fannie Ross. Sarah Masin
himer, Hester Albaugh, Millie Lippy, Edna
MOUer, MT. OtOESc OuONCt ohN
and Mrs. W. N. Gettier, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Eisenbrown, Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. }. Ever
hart, Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Dubbs, Rev. S. NJ:
and Mrs Roeder, Mr.. Geo. A. Shower and
family, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Fl. Everhart,
Misses Sarah and Cordelia Shower, Mrs; +.
Thurman and daughter Maggie, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. H. Shower, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs II;
Fl. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred: Grab, Mr.; and
Mrs. Jacob Hoffman. Mrs. Fannie Gekler,
Mr.. and Mrs C. E. Balm, Messrs: William
Masehimer. Jacob NJ. Musselman, Harry La
motto, Horatio Oursler, Ed. Myers, Harry
Smith, John Burns and family, of Manches
ter; Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Geiselman,, Mr..
Charles Henneman, of Westminster; Mr.. F.
A. Dieffenbach and family, Mr.. Henry Hea'
gle and daughter Florence, Mr.. and Mrs
BENJAMIN Forester, Misses Kate Heimiller'
Lilly Lear. Mrs Fred Otto, Misses Minnie
Reid and Mary Myerly, Sarah Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Brown, of Baltimore. Charles w.
Motter was caterer and supervisor OF deeora,,
lions. Manchester Cornet Band enlivened
the occasion with music and were handsomely
| entertained
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-06-30

An examination of the accounts of W. A.
Sinsrott, ex treasurer of the Switchmen's Aid
Association of Chicago, show deficit of
$25, 200.
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JOSEPH M. PARKE,
j ATTORNEY AT LAW AND

SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
viii practice in the various Courts of Carroll
county. B6- Special attention given to Or
phans' Court business. May be consulted,
for the present, at the Office of the Register of
Wills, or at his residence, on Court Street,
Westminster, Md. mrll
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SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1894.

The date on the label on your
,nor shows the time to which
.nr subscription is paid.
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Long Corner Items.

Chidren's Day services at St. Paul. Church
on Sunday morning and evening were excel
lent.
Chidren's Day at Wolfgang's Church, near
Lineboro, will be observed on Sunday noon.
A large attendance is expected.
Our neighboring town, Lineboro, looks as
though in full bloom. Nearly all the houses
have been newly painted and two new houses
are being ereeted-one dwelling for Henry
Warner and the other a shoemaker's shop
for VIM. Kopp.
Mr. Hoffstedter, of Hanover, was the guest
of Mr.. J. Lucabaugh on Sunday.
Ina NJ. Frank and sister, of Miller's, were
the guests of Lizzie A. Thomas recently.
Joseph E. Zimmerman is spending his
vacation days with his parents, near Roller.
He is student at Gettysburg College.
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Maidensyille Items.

Hay making is over and grain cutting is on.
While going down a hill near Trevanion,
Harry E. Coombs was thrown from his bicycle.
He received no serious injury, but damaged
his wheel somewhat.
severe thunder storm passed over this
place on Tuesday.
On Wednesday the remains of the child,
aped about 4 months, of Mr.. and Mrs Thos
Haines, were Inferred in the cemetery at
Winters Church. Rev. G. W. Baughnan
officiated.
George W. Englar, of Clear Ridge, was
visiting friends in this place on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Spielman, Of this place. re-
Gently visited Miss Carrie Frebert, near
Clemsonvile.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C1lberson, of York,
Pa, visited his wife's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Robert Davidson, recently.
Corn is looking well.
The people seem to have forgotten that the
Y. P. S. C. E. holds meeting at Winter
Church every Sunday evening. All are
welcome
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VISITORS TO THE JAIL.-owing
Y to the annoyance of visitors to the Jail
at all hours, and particularly on Sundays, the
public is hereby notified that after July ],
1894, visitors will only be admitted on We'd
nesdays, from a. IN. to APP. m.
ELIAS B, ARNOLD,
iu2a St Sheriff.
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F .srrs OF MAIN AND CENTRE STREETS,
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True cepy-Test:
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-30

Zjednoczenia, nalezacemu do
Ziedn. przez lat IS, kt6ry
stale sic niezdolnym do robo-
ty przez kalectwo, nieuleczal-
na chorobe tip, wyplacit
po}owe posmiertnego i wy
kresliG re Zjednoczenia. =
UDito.
KS. kugowski, przybywszy,
jake reprezentant UniiPolskiel
W Ameryce ma Sejm Zjedno
czenia, zyczyf sobie przem6-
vic W imleniu tel Uni.
W %przemowie swej patryo-
tycznej W imieniu Uni, pred
stawi} zyczenie facznego
dzia}ania ma przysz}osc. zgodnej
piracy i duchownego po}acze.
MIA sic obu tych wielkich
Organizacyi (moze to kiedys
doprowadzi do zlania sic W
jedna Organizacya - uwage
te rzuci} osobiscie cd siebie
ME W imieniu Uni - delegat)
KS. Lugowski przywi6z} %
zdrowienie Cd Uuii i wzni6s}
W jej imieniu okrzyk. ma
ma czes6 .Zjednoczenia, ma co
zgromadzeni odpowiedzieli
okrzykiem ma Geese Uni.
Nastepnie odczytano opra-
cowany przez duchowiehstwo,
d pcdpisany przez duchowien-
stwo i delegat6w prote S t
prz W ,postepowa
n i u k S. K oiaszew :
S e 20 i ego Two
| e k 8 W, oraz k an
da 10 m przez ch
szerzonym przeZ mich
k IA m S t w o m w gazecie
Jutrzence.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-30

tysiecy coxeyan6w, i re gdy
Rybakowski pod Washington
mem stanie, po}qczone armje
stanowic beda size przynaj-
mniej 1oo-15o tysiecy ludzi.
Polacy tutejsi dose chetnie
zbieraja zapasy zywnosci i
odziezy, kt6re dowoza dc
obozu armii Rybakowskiego.
Ale jestesmy pewni, re gdyby
armja zmieni}a plany,i zamiast
do Washingtonu, postano-
villa wr6cit do CHICAGO,
pomoc i o6ary p1yne}yby
stokroG hojniej.
Armja obozuje ma pr6znem
polu, PREY ulicy William, c
pol mill "a miastem. Odwie-
dza ia codzieh setki ME tylkc
polak6w ale wogole cieka-
wYch r6znych narodowosci
Armja, przyznac trzeba, zor.
ganizowana dobrze Posluszeh-
stwo i karnosc wzorowa
General Rybakowski. zdaje
sic, posiada niema}e zaufanie
swych zo}nierzy. (Echo)
Pod{ug w~iadomosci telegra.
6cznej z Buffalo jest R y b a.
k o W Xxi aresztowanym Gdy
go policya wezwa}a, ably
opusci} mjasto z ca}a swoja
banda, stawili jego zo}nierze
op6r, wskutek czego przysz}o
do b6)ki pomiedy MIN a
policya. Razem zRybakowskim
aresztowano 90 jego zolnierzy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-30
Srod01ve zebranie.


St6sownie do zawezwania
Wiel. x. rroboszcza Rosih-
skiego, w srode pred godz.
8 rano zebra}y sic Towarzy-
silva i delegaci sejmowi ma
podw6rzu koscielnem.
Poch6d ruszy} ma spotkanie
Najprzew. ks. Biskupa Horst
mamma i uroczyscie wprowa-
dill 90 do koscio}a, W kto-
rym solenne nabozehstwo ola
delegation sejmowych rozpo-
czelo sic o godzinie 9 min.
20 rano.
Msza swieta ~odprawilPrzew.
ks. P. Gutowski, w asystencyi
Wiel. x. N. N. oraz x. x.
Czerwonego i Ruszkiewicza,
poczas gdy. asystentami ks.
Biskupa byli Wiel. ksieza
Nawrocki i Matkowski.
Kazanie mial Wiel. ks. M.
Mozejewski.
Pc Mszy sw. %przem6wi]
Najprzew. ks. B i S k u p
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-30

Selm ZjednoczenIa.

Clevelaud, Worek, 81 Sierpnla.
Seim otwarty zostal dzisiaj
20 poiudniu kr6tko pc godzi-
ME 2giej. Wiel, ks. Gutowski
radca duchowny Zjednocze-
MA, kr6tka przemowa, zawe-
zwat ACKNOWLEDGEMENT do Cd
m6wienia modlitwy, nastepnie
gas prezydent Zjednoczenia,
p. J6zef Kromka, otworzy}
goraca przemowa Sejm XXI
Zjednoczenia; wreszcie prezyd.
zamianowal komitet do spraw-
dzania mandat6w, do kt6rego
weszii: PIP. Karol Knoll z
Nanticoke, Pa, Jan Arku-
szewski z Chicago, Piasecki z
Bay City Go}ebiowski z
Detroit i Kazmierowsiki z
Milwaukee. Kiedy 'komitet
wymieniooy zabral sic do
sprawdzenia mandat6w., pre-
lzydent odroczyl posiedzenie
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-30

Vilatte zostal obrany
naczelnikiem uowego koscio}a,
kt6remu madame naive
J., kos
ciof." Prcponowane nazwy
,,Polski narodowy koSci6}' /
Polski niezalezny koSci6l'
odrzucono.
Pierwsze naboze6stwo w
nowym zborze odprawi}Vilatte
w asystencyi kIech6w Ko}a-
szewskiego, Debskiego, lame
rykahskiego subdyakona"
Kami6skiego, oraz kilku
szewc6w / krawc6w, przebra
nyca "a kslezy.
Ma zjezdzle mieli bye jake
delegaci ~przyw6dzcy warcho-
low para6alnych z r6znych
polskich para6i - n. p. linda
z Omaha. S. Brodzihski z St.
Louis, Adolf Blank zWinony
a navel J6zet Bartula z
Texas. Ale to pewnie tylko
przechwa}ki p]reweciarza Chro
stowskiego; rozpowszechniane
po gazerach angielskich .
Przynaimnie1 co do Adolta
3lazika z Winony wiemy, re
ten wcale w Cleveland ma
heretyckim se1mie ME by1.
Sejln heretycki zamianowa]
Ko}aszewskiego ugeneralnym
wikaryuszem,' a Villatego
arcybiskupem.
! pI ACTr "a KATOT Tx a !
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-30
Fren u zal eratn WynOSi
ME
" Stanacn Tjed. i Kanadzlc $500
w Eu1opie ~{koniecznie r~.prz6uj $3.50

w SCHnaCu NJeu. ! AdHauZlc E2.V
W Eu'opie {koniecznie~ n~prz6uj $50
w arunk /.
KaSdy, kt6ry zjedna Kato1Gik.e
ws trzech nowYch abonent6w
przesle nam "a mich ca}oroczny
abonament, bedzle dostawa} z:
swoi& fatyge przez ca3y rok jede1
egzefaplarz Kdtolika darmo.
Foszukujemy wszedz;e skrzet
aych, rzetelnych agent6w;; zasiugi
Sch ralezycie wynagrodzimy.
Prezent "a przes}anie ca-}o
'eocznego abonamentu dajemy tylko
sym, kt6rzy naprz6d "a Kato1iko
esp{ac2.
Kto odbierze z pocaty try
gazetYo uwazanym jest "a abopenta i
udpewledzlalnym "a abonanlent.
Rto zmleni adres, powrnien
aaeychmiast podaG wydawcy Kute
aka sw6j nowy adres.
Ahonentom, kt6rzy wyraznle
aie odu6wia gazety "a rosredn,c.
TWEEN listowego ;uh 'nnego
arzednika pocztcwego, Katolk 20
sekatay bedzie dalej. Skoro kto
zapraestanie odbleraG gazette, po-
wlnIen wpierw zap}acl6, ]e&eJl CO
- ma wlllltl.
Pseniadze "a i ola Katoziko
s,ealezy ~przeseta6 przez pocztowy Tub
'e1presowy Money Order, Mona
se& p~rzesefa6 abonament " dola
zach papierowych, przez Postal
note, aldo W jednocentowych lub
dwuceutowych znaczkach poetic
wych, lecz jezeli abonament, "
'ssaks spos6b p%rzes}any, W drodze
tprxepadpie Eco sic W tym kraiu
ybcrdzo rzadko zdarza) wydawca
K@to,stjkke NE blerze "a to ma siebie
udkeo vEedz,alnosci. Take ljsty
ma Iepiej kszaG ma poczcie regist1o.
wac, DO wtencz1s :rzad pocztowy
bierze la siebN odpowledz'a'nost,
Ge wraE Il zawartoscia doida M
miejsce przeznaczepla. Wszelk,s
Aisty oraz p~rzeselki p1en'ezue d.
Kutotikt adreso~ac::
II. Der0Jwsh2
SO b.. End Str.
W1NONA, MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-30

ma pol godziny. Pc nowem
otwarciu posiedzenia, sekre-
tarz Z)ednoczenia odczyta]
liste delegat6w, kt6rych jak
sic okazalo, by}o 76. z III
g}osami.
Ksiezy, razem z Delegate
tami, obecnych by}o oko}o 90,
a ma nieszczescie ME przybyll
najlepsi przyjaciele naszego
KAroL1KA, DO cardiac Ojcem
Wincentym, dozywotnim pre-
wodyrem Sejm6w Zjednocze-
MIA, wcale ME chcieli z MIN
sic stykaG. O. Wincenty ma
tomiast postara} sic, re z
samego Chicago wybrano ma
delegat6w ca}y tuz'n jego
lizi}ap6w, azkadinad take licz-
nych przys}ano ma sejm po-
wolnych mu potulnych bara-
now.
Przystapiono teraz do
wyboru prezesa sejmu. Ma
wniosek p. W. Jedrzejka jed
noglosnie obrano p. Klemensa
Belidskiego z Chicago.
Potem prezes zamianowal
sekretarzem Sejmu P. S..
Zahajkiewicza z Chicago.
Prey kohcu odczyta} sekre-
tarz telegramy / li,ty gratu-
lacyjne cd Wiel. Xxx. Tgna-
siaka CD z Erie, G:an,lewicza
Wilkesbarre, Z}otorzyhskiego
L Pittston, Bieniarza z Iron
wood, i PIP. Lipidskiego z
Wilkesbarre, Pliszki i Kropi-
d}owickiego 1ronwood,
Krawczaka z Alpena / A.
Chudzihskiego z Milwaukee.
Delegaci spodziewali sic,
re ma kohcu odczytany bedzie
telegram z b}ogoslawiedstwem
cd OLGA swietego, lecz ten,
ku ogdlnemu rczczarowaniu.
wcale ME przyby}. OJciec
Wincenty, zap}tany, czemu
Ojciec swiety ME pob}ogos}a-
viii, udawa}, jakoby zapytania
ME sfysza}.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-30
Wo1kowe walne zebr0nie.

Workowe wazne zebromie.
Wiel. x. proboszcz Rosih-
ski powolal w serdecznych
s}owach zgromadzenie do po-
rzadku ma pierwszego m6wce
przedstawil Wicka z Chicago
Mowca z bolescia zaznaczy},
De Cd 80 lat bedac kap}anem,
nigdy jeszcze W chwili tax ola
siebie smutnej ME p~rzemawia},
DO zmuszony jest movie O
strasznym upadku- upad d.
ku kappa a. (Ob}udnik!
- A on sam lepszy?)
,,Jednakze ME przybyli$my
tn nikogo potepiat. Kazdy
grzesznik z upadku podniesG
sic mole. Bog mole kazdemu
przebaczyG, a i temu nawet
kap}anowi.
Nastepnie ~przemawia} pan
Piotr Kiolbassa z Chicago;
potepial postepowanie KoIa-
szewskiego i. wzywa} Polakow
do wiernoSci KoScio}owi.
w kohcu W goracych s}o
wach %przem6wi} Wiel. x.
Stefan Szymanowski z Perth
Amboy, N. Y.
M6wca wykaza} dzieje
r6znych herezyi, kt6re upada.
ly.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-30
Posledzenle Czwqrtkowe.

4 OHtO%' o'OOCoO'
O godz. Sci rano odby}o
sic nabozenstwo zaiobne "a
zmarlych braci zeZjednoczenia.
Msza sw. za}obna odprawi{
Prev. x. Raszkiewicz W
asystencyi Wiel. ksiezy Ian.
gego i Nawrockiego oraz X.
Suplickiego, jake ceremonial
RIA.
o godz. 9 min. IS prezes
Sejmu %otworzyl> posiedzenle.
Do. komitetu czuwajacego
mad organem obranl zostall:
Wiel. X. lug. Siedlaczek
oraz obywatele: Szczesny
Zahajkiewicz i Jan Mamma.
Wniosek: Azeby czlonkowl
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-30
ODSZCZEPIENCY
W Cleveland.

Cleveland, O., 20 Sierp-
MIA. - Wczoraj poSwiecenie
nowego zboru s~chizmatyka
Ko}aszewskiego po}aczone
by}o z krwawa utarczka. Pred
po}udniem obecnych DUO
by}o %ciekawych ma Fremont
ILL.,, gdzie stoi niezalezny
kosci6} t}um przypatrywa}
sic komedji, odgrywanej przez
odszczepiehca / lego zwolen-
nik6w.
Pc po}udniu s~chizmatycy
uformowali procesya, ma kt6rej
czele by} Ko}aszewski g}oSny
Villate, uchodzacy "a biskupa,
i podazono do cmentarza, ma
p6swiecenie takowego.
Zwolennicy s~chizmatyka ma
padnieci zostali ma ulicy
obrzuceni kamieniami przez
innych Polak6w, a kledy
wracano, napad powt6rzy} sic.
Wtedy rozpoczeta by}a og6lna
bijatyka, a W zamieszanlu
Ko1aszewski i oszust Villatte
ucickli.
Niejaki David Gwizda}a
widzac swego syna miedzy
bijqcymi sic, poszedl go
broni6, wtcm jaki$ me1czyz
ma wyciagna} revolver /
pocza} strzelac do mot}ochu.
Gwizda1a ugodzony zosta} W
noge, lecz tylko lekko ranio-
ny.
Towarzystwo wojskowe.
nalezace do partji Ko{aszew-
skiego, puscilo sic W pogoh
"a strzelajacym, ale ten zdo}a1
umknac.
Cleveland, O.,22 Sierpnia. -
Wczoraj przedpo}udniem o
9te)godzinie rozpocze}a sic W
zborze Ko{aszewskiego w
Newburg pierwsza konwencya
niezaleznych Polakow-katoli
k6w. IIala byla przepe}niona.
,,Arcybiskup" Vilatte W
otoczeniu wykletych ksiezy
odprawii msze. Potem odby}o
sic zebranic pod goiem niebem,
a p6zniej konwencya. k1lka
m6wcow, pomiedzy tymi
Kolaszewski, przemawia}o pc
polsku. Kolaszewski wypowie
dial, re zwolano konwencye
w celu utworzenia amerykah
sko katolickiego koscio}a.
Vilatte przemawlal pc
angielsku i wzywal zebranych,
aby wierni stall PREY swoim
kosciele, kt6ry ME jest rzymsSo
katolickim, lecz amerykahsko
katolickim.