davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1894-05-03
E.rlhaa.Ls 10 Jap.a.

YAKcoUyER. May 2.-on April l5 Toxic felt .
severe shock Of earthquake. several buildings
being damaged and the Inhabitants greatly
scared The shock was also felt at Yokohama
and many nsiRhbohng places. though noE so
severely as at Toxic. The motion commenced
horizontally. apparently from south 70 north.
with a vertical wrench The vibrations con-
tinusd for three or four minutes. The shock
from their sleep and many Of the japanese
residents Of the toWn rushed In alarm hom
thelE houses.
The sun., 1894-05-03

tion. Such amen dments or changes are to be
made in our immigration laws as will
work men The power OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury to Issue interest bearing, bonds is
TO be limited to such as are specially author
iZed by Congress- The committee is also to
devise some plan by which money will he used
in developing industries and enterprises in
stead of icing held and boarded exclusively
for hire and Investment in national. state. and
municipal bonds; that some means be de-
yised by which our states and municipalities
can secure or Issue money on bonded securi-
ties as cheaply as national banks secure bank
notes on Governme lent bonds.
The sun., 1894-05-03
llys5ss. lysTsss o. a1y !. is6S

1varaas - hAy q
wAsHIsGFoa EOAEGAsT EoE rauEsDAL
For HASSaehassttA Rh0ds IsiAna ConAss'isaA AAa
..,i,,. Res Fark. fair; eo0isFi JFsaA ss's S'-a-
Tor Ksu Jersey. fair cooler in northern pSEsioAi
tsssh Northwest windA
ror ths Distriet Of Columbia. eastern ls1nsJSAniA
n.l.,ar. saa MArylAad. generally fair daEiAS ThuFs
a.. north ussG uindA bseomins EAhAbla
For Wesisra Psnnsgis@Ai@ Ess'si- So tss@ -
osio. I.tr; UaEasE. ssGth uiAaA
The sun., 1894-05-03
Fl.l.a.a PolIe. R.orEaaI. :.

Police Commissioners Wslles Of Brooklya has
been the first ofieiAl 10 take action on the an
nsxAtion OF FlAtbush. Yesterday he TsorEAn-
Izsd tbs old police force Of the tOHn IN the
Sas 1s0 sSs tad ~ s sSSa sa sss
AetinE CsptAln-
The sun., 1894-05-03

ORANGE. May 2.-Mlss Susie Decker was
sitting at table reading last night when .
kerosene hanging lamp exploded and set her
clothing on hTs. Her mother and sisters
rushed to her aid. and her father placed 9
bllnket about ner body and smothered the
pitAl. Mr.. and MrA. Decker. Miss Elizabeth
becker and Mrs George Albeit, her sisters.
we're burned on the hands Miss Dseker's hair
vas burned to tho scalp. and from the waist
down shs IL covered with burns.
The sun., 1894-05-03
BVsIs ROE IHE coNGKEss LIBRARY
iArss New York ssaIptoFs SsIsstsa Go
Odsl Three Each.

- AOdsI Thr-s Each.
Gen casey. ChisfOf United States Engineers.
mas selected J. Scott Hartley. Herbert Adams.
and Mr. huksthul to execute the nine colossal
susls which will be cut In granite to be placed
n the round architectural spaces on the main
Asads Of the Congressional Library at WASH
iiagton. Mr.. HATtlsy's subjects are WAshinR-
IN HHa irving. Ralph Waldo Emerson. and Ma
N5nls hawthorne.
,To Mr., Adams have been assigned the busts
y nemosthenes. Dante. and Sir Waiter Scott
% b. modelled ~ bfr. RuksthuL There Was q
Esstug o. the three seulptors yesterday, As
tsPulfel 6y the chief OF Engineers. 70 confer
IesolNed that the nine busts. all supported
" unl9Tn pedestAis. should be modelled In
S nude The busts are 10 be ready 70 be
gress. NV -
The sun., 1894-05-03
r.opls,. Par,I Cea..atlea.

LocKPoRT. N. Y. MAY al ]. MePArlin OF
this city. Secretary OF the State Committee OF
the Peoples party. issued a call to- day for the
Peoples party State Convention. to be held In
composed Of 800 delegates from the different
counties
The sun., 1894-05-03

EAaturs never ran up In her haste q more
kaSSasii1lhg though Willul. creature than the
AsV Ike 'ISSGss %o@sn s5ti Gstit A. Ss yoSr book boSE:
aslsr's-Adu.
The sun., 1894-05-03
D.4YID u. sIokLES, RKCEITER.
The Ia'~rt s,ep ToNurd straiGhteninE Out
me Ta~iem River Hnak'- Anh,r..

The La'<-t s,sp To~urd straiehteninE Out
me Ha~i.m River Hnak'- Anh,r-.
Uron application OF Deputy Attorney Cen
sral Hogan, Judge Bookstsyer yesterday ap-
pointsd David B. Sickles temporary receiver
OF tho Harlem River Bank. In making the ap-
plIcation. Mr.. Hogan said that the banks cap
ital had been I'm paired to the extent Of $1,000
whilo the asse.s were between s2OOOOO and
$500. 900. Tho names suggested for the re-
oeiyership were those OF Charles X. Boekman
and David 3. Sickles. President OF the Ameri-
can Surety Com 2any.
Senator Lexow. who represented Q majority
OF the stockholders, and Donald Mclean. the
attorney for the bank. urged the appointment
OF Mr.. Beesman. State Superintendent OF
banking Preston. who was present. favored the
appointment Of Mr.. Sickles. Mr.. Hogan said
that he had no preference Mr. Sickles's bond
was fixed at s25o.0oo and the Union Trust
Comrany was made the depository OF the
banks funds Mr.. Preston furnished the fol-
lowing statement:
Asset. aud shll'Ss o. ,hs I,.i.% River B,nf on
male by the direction and authority OF The Supsrin'
AssErs.
Loans and diseou At. .:s2a 362 ns =,
tsass. @ s''s ana sond. p.r Value. 2fcoo % 90
Cash .....''''' '''' ''''''''''' TIT q. o'eo' 20
oesr drstt. .stimatsd col .oa,
leeube be''''''''''''''''''' '''' "eoo =.
Total tapssets..,................. s3tS&3o os
LrADiLTIEs
Capital al...,.................,.,.sin1 .sin1.ooo U
tgs 10 Gsfnrid National o., 40
Bank ..................r..... oV,hvI bs
Due to Janks and bankers. uAl -
CsTiiEcaies Ut dePosit........ 21.bsI 10
CsritrEd cnrcks...,........... o.oro 20 -
C4.her checks............,... ~ 90 Dos. sns ~
c.a., sl7.OIs 81
About seventy five depositors and stock:
holders in the tank met at lenz Hall. 2,OIl
Third avenue. last evening to discuss ways
lnd means for a reorganization Of the institu-
ton. IL was declared the sense o! the meet
Ing That in o'der To reorRnniZe on a safe basis
the stockholders should be taxed 81 per cent
oil the par value oi their stock. or surrender %
per cent oi the stock to be sold at par.
The dspOsitqrs in turn were 10 leave 20 per
cent. OF their deposits In the hank for year
A committee WAS appointed to visit the stock
holders. who will meet tonight Tomorrow
night the storkhoIders and depostors will
again confer. 1t is expected that arrange
Inents will then be concluded for the reopen
Ing Of the bank. BY q unanimous vote the
Esetlng last evening recommended Cashier
hinckley for permanent receiver II per-
nlnent fece'yership becomes necessary.
The sun., 1894-05-03

:. Ts.I.ra.y :. t0lI0-'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

POlocam WleleOneMu
wienstwu jak i Szanownym Iowa
rzystwom ?olsklm moi Sk}ad Pra.
,6wnie r6znego gatunku EEsor~
xw1, Scarf. asAssak, ssonsd.
Berefr f'a}ek r,arsxai 60
wskich ttp. pc iaknajtaas>ei
Genie. Wykonuje wszystk'e Obsta-
lunk1 jak najpunktalniej i najsu
mlenniej, I'D przez dziewietnaSc'e
lat praktyki nabra}am wprawy W
p~owyzszvch wyrobach. Take Vie
lebny1n Siostrosn polecam MOI
sk}2d i w,elkj wybor hsr"s,
Welon6w> Es"Aseto,", d'a
Dzlewczat j Ch{opc6w, rrzystepu-
jacych do p;srwsze] Komua'l Swie-
tej.-Tak sa2ao nam zawsze ma
sk&adzie Rorony, Weleny
ola m1odych Panien do slubu
wszystko po jaknajtanszsj Genie.
R@~ Prosze przybyo i przeko.
ch5 rie W Polskim Handful, zanim
,s odseie do Sktadu narod ~ osc:
sboej.
Z sxacunklem
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
Z GALICYl.

M6wia o mas "a granica inne
narody: yGalicyan;n nedznie
sic 4ywi, to tel kiepsko
PRAGUE" Me przecze tcmu
DO jego Gale pozYwienie be-
zmiaay: kartoAe, kapusta ]
barszcz bez okrasy.
Ale pytam sic tych narod6w,
kt6re tax s2dza: Czy wGalicy'
"a fabryki, kt6rYm by brake
wa}o robotnika? Czy wGalicyi
kopaloiom wszelkich mlneralow
czyli kruszcz6w brakuje ludu
pracujacego? Nigdzie ME bra
ku]e. Kt6ra kopalnia powota
dwudziestu, tam ich stanie sto.
kazdY chce Zarobku, a n1e
ma 60 W kraju> to ola
lego, Re Galicya W rzeczywi.
stosci ME rzadzi sic sama, ale
jest W rekacb spekulantow,
lichwiarzy wyzyskiwaczy. Ca}y
ruch, przemysl i handel Jest "
ich rekach.
Ja'tu movie, De GalicyaEir
krwawo PRAGUE, ale ME dl;
siebie, pracuje ma obce narod,
i ma kraiowych spekulant6w
wyzyskiwaczY ito iatwo mo1n'
zrozumie6. gdy kto korzysta
gospodarki galicYjskiei.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
!!!BEZPkATNIE
a iednak WleleM

n leOn2k WIe1e!u
WszYscy p6}roczni prenumera-
orowie Gonca ! Zskry otrzymuja
zupe}n1e bezp1atnie drugie pismo
humorystyczne p. t.
Wesoiy Kurjerek.
Gomaec Z Akro, czasop1smo
illustrowane, cd lat l6tu wYcho-
dzace we L wowi e, posiada
tresG niezmiern1e obfta, urozmai-
coma, pozy:eczna i patrYotyczna,
przyczem zamieszcza wleksze ]
mniejsze dobre p 9 i e S c Ivy
chodz1 try razY ma mlesisc. w e.
so}Y Kur erek jest zupe}n,e
oddzlelnem humorYstycznem i u
strow pismem wYcho-
dzl diva razy ma miesiac - razem
tedY kazdy Drenumerator otrzymu-
je m~iesiecznle pied numerow
dw6ch pism. Ia zdrowy przy-
Jenny pokarm W og6le, a "a dobrY
humor ciet7 dowclp W szczegole
= redako'' 2orecza, przyczem
doda]e, re ledakc]a obYdw6ch
p1sm prowadzona lest W ten spo-
sob, IL pisma te nle ea bynajmniej
iokalne, c 1nteresa]a ca}Y >go}
oolsE. Polacy zam;eszkali W
lmeryce, znajda n'ch wszystko,
60 5vlko ola p%okrzepjenla ducha
.,olskiego %potrzeba, q obok poucaa-
aceJ, l~nteresujqce] l pozyteczne]
res,l Go'zca lskry> humor l
'towcip w soiego K u e r.
"a rozpedza i'm n7e]edna teskna
lezka chw1le zycia ma obczyzrle,
,'renumerata pofroczna 2
'rzese1ka do A,uerYkl wYnosl tyIko
| wa dolarv. Nadse1ajacy
,renumerate roozna cztery
DIARY. otrzYmuJe natychmiast
'pr6cz pism p~owYzszych, ~jeszcze
franco be2p1aun9 premie: Prenu~
merowac MONA W kazdei chwili,
zaleg4e numera. lub poczatkl po-
wlescl ma zadanie xazdy nowy
prenumerator otrzYmuJe darmo.
P%renumerate z AmerYkl nal
dogodniei ~przesefa6 do4arami pa
plerowymi W Ilstach rekomendo-
wanych, lub tez przekazem poczte-
wynn pod adresem.
Administrac]a Gonca I Zskry
~Lw6w-Lemberg
M. kroszewskiego %
EUROPE AUSTRIA GALICYA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
PoLSka pod MoSkaIem.

Z WARSZAWY doszto ma
reszcie kilka wiadomoScj, do
tyczacych resztowanycho s6b W
d7ieh rocznicY smierci Kiln.
sxiego. Wfadze rosyjskie
wYznaczy}y rozmalte kary. |
TAX czterech studentow, ktorYch
uwa4aja "a tych, kt6rzy dali
powod do urzadzania uroczys
tosci, skazano "a 5 lat wygna-
MIA W gtab Rosyi. Re skazsnv'
mi rodzlnie pozwoIono sic
widzle6 tylko przez godzine W
obecnosci Aandarm6w.
Czterdziestu student6w, kto'
rzy mieli ~niersz brad: udzia} W
podobnych demonstracyach
czyli widowiskach, ale ME
urz4dzali ich, wydalono z
akademii warszawsklej z pra.
wem wstapienia do jnnych
uniwersytetow w carstwie pc
up}ywie lat 5; ma ten pre-
ciag csasu naznaczono I'M
rozmaite mieisca pobytu W
gtebi carstwa.
W ~CZESTOCHOWIE ma
Jasnej Core w swieta byte
oko1o 100 tysiecy patnikow
P1eszycb kompanii oylo 3d.
Liczba pielgrzym6w by1a
zuaczoie wieksza, MD W rokr
zeszlym.Lud ucisnionY jarzmen
mosklewskiem coraz llcznle
sic cisnle do oftarza Nalswle5
szej MarYi Fanny.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

gazet uciu}at znaczny grosz,
kt6rym wyposazy} juz syna
Il c6rke. Przytem ME odszed]
laden potrzebujacy gdy prosi}
o wsparcie, z pr6znemi reko-
ma, badz to zebrak lub lnny,
kazdy zosta} szczodrobliwie
obdarzonY.
w ~LAURAHUCIE pok}6-
Gil sic robotnik z kopalnl,
nazwiskiem Mlinok, re swoia
matk4, ~wymierzy} do niej z
rewolweru i strzeli}. Strza]
ma szczescie poszed} bokiem,
a zbrodniarza aresztowano.
W
(powiat toszecko-gliwicki
uderzy} piorun W dom miesz.
kalny proboszcza, roz{upa'
ledne belke i rozdar} telefon
domowy. Zreszta wieksze.
szkody ME wyrzadzi}.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

wyda4 zhl6r naip1ekniejszych p1esn1
koscielnycn ola dzieci. Ks,azka ia
obejmuje przesz}o 200 stronnlc do
brego druku i zaw'era ma wiecej
po koscio}ach polskich splewane
.piesnl, z dodatkiem Godzinek,
Gorzklch 5al1 l t. d.
Jest to splewn1k koscielny
przystepny i bardzo przydatny Ola
dzlec1, przeto poleca sic 2rzewie
ebnemu Duchowienstwu Czc1
godnym Rodakom. dbaiacym Q
utrzymanie splewu polsklego pc
polskich kosc1ofach W tym kraiu,
ably raczyli sig przyczyniac dc
rozpowszechnlenla tego cennego
wYdawnlctwa po domach polskich
W Ameryee. = Kosztuje tYlko rs
cent6w. Kupuiacym W wlekszei
1loscl dale sic wvsok1 procent.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

sk6re z bydlecja, przypustmy
"a 5 zlr., odda ia do wyprawY
ga granice, wyprawna
do Galicyi, "a kt6ra bierze 90
i 80 z}r. i powie, re to angiel.
ska skora. Drug'e, zakupl u
mnie len, konopie, przypuszczam
"a 40 zfr.. wYwiezie "a GRANGE
do przedzalni, tam sprzeda,
wyrobi p16tno z owych konop1
/ lnu, sprowadzi to pi6tno do
Galicyi, Aada "a ME diva, try
tysiace. A gdziez teraz szcze-
Gina, 2elazo surowe. drzewo
oraz wszelkle produkta surowe
i minera}y, kt5re Cd mas
spekulanci "a grantee wywo2a.
a po przerobieniu ich sprowa-
dzaje ie do Galicyi i zadaja
"a ME 200 procent / wlece].
U nas jest wielki brak pre-
mysfu krajowego, az tego
iuni korzYstaja.
Cay mo&na sic spodziewat,
be GalicYanin bedz'e sic 3ywi}
kiedy lepiej? Me ma %wielkiej
nadziei BIO &vdostwo owtadne}o
dobrobyt ludu. Galjcya pre-
mienifa SIC IA druga Palestine.
Me dziwi6 sic nam ludowi
prostemu, ale nasl starsi bracia,
choc uczeui i ME tax obarczeni
podatKami. jak my wioscianje,
to Jest lud wie)ski, a powyda-
wall swoje majatki W zydowsKie
rece ma wlasnosG.J eze|i Niemcy
zakIadaja kolonie ma polskiej
ziemi, to tworza je z Niemcow i,
a mas W Galicyi ~powstaja
prawdziwe kolonie 2ydowskie.
Czy to ME jest hahba, De ten,
kto ma najwlecej kochacOic6w
ziemie, wydaje a. ma passive
~uiedowiarkom, to nieraz "a
bezcen. A tY biedny w}oscia-
uinie 2yj gtodny, cho6 ch}odny!
Ma tos sic rodzi}, 4ebys pra-
cowa}, a ME cozkoszowa}...
P6ki 2ydzi beda swa gospo'
darke mas prowadzili. poki
beda nar6d polski bezkarnie
wyzyskiwali, p6ty lepie1 u nas
ME bedzie.
W DZIKOWIE, " Galicyi,
umarl II Maja, S. p. Jan hr.
Tarnowski, dawuiejszy mar
szatek Sejrnu krajowego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
PLACIC "a
Il Poznahskieg0.

w Hucie paledzkiei pod Trze-
mesznem podpall} ktos budynkl
j~ednoczesnle experimentation
i Muhlbradtow1, w%yjawszy iednego
murowanego oomu mleszkalnego,
wszystkie budynki ma obu gospo-
darstwach sptonely. M. zaledwie z
rodzina zdc}a} uisG sm1erci, ca}y
lnwentarz l sprzety posz}y z dy-
mem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

" DZIKOWIE, " Galicyi,
umarl IL Maja, S. P. Jan hr.
Tarnowski, dawuiejszy mar
szatek Sejmu k~rajowego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
Mzynkouskie Hubby pod Carr

Mzynkouskie huby pod Czarn-
kowa d. 81 maja 1894 r.. Zdarzy4
SIG tutaj okropny p%rzypadek. Szto
troie dziecl szkolnych 2 Mfynkowa
re szko}y. Mleczys}aw. Andrea
0Itmann i Franciszek Foster. Pc
drodze chcieli sic wykapac IA
hubach W stawku gospodarza
Jullana Strelcha.M UNCONSTITUTIONAL
dosta1 we wodzle scisnienia serca
i natychmiast utonaf~ Cia1o pozn'eJ
ze stawku wydobyto. Bardzo to by4
roztropny l uczciwy ch}opak. Gdy
sic rodzice W Tarnowku o smlercl
lego dowiedzleli, rozpacz 1ch by1a
okropna.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
Plan JAZDY
poc,agow koleiowYch
w WinOnie
Chicago, Burlington & Northern

Chicago. Burlington & Northern
Ma p64noc.
Depart. Arrive.
Chicago, St. Louis & Peoria Elk. 400 a. m. $50 am
Chicago Express 1880 a. m. 10. go a. m
Ma poludnie.
Chicago & St. Louis express 1o.3o a. m. 1920 a. m
WszYstkc dzienne
Chicago & Northwestern.
OdJazd pociag6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago morning passenger Elk Sunday $40 a. m
Chicago evening passenger lex sun) $3.50 P. m
Chicago Morning passenger daily 1910 A. M.
Ma Zachod.
MINI. Passenger (Ex Sum- 40 P. NJ
Dakota Passenger (Ex Sum- $40 A. M
Local Passenger E)xSun) TAO P. M
PrzYbYcle pociag6w:
Re Wschodu.
Chica o Morning Passenger, No 3 daily 600 AM
Chicago Evening Passenger, No. I eek. Sun. )7:2o,P.M.
Chicago Nor ng Passenger Mr.. 7 DAILY s.3oA.M.
Re Zachodu.
MINI. Passenger, No. 2 (Ex. Sunday 1925 A. M.
Dakota Passenger, No. 4 (Ex. Sum- $50 P. M.
Local Passenger, N>-6 (Ex. Sum- 1850 F. M
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d.
Depart
Rock Island daI expess lex Sun. 1924 a. m
Chicago express daily 6:32 p. m
Fast Mail daily o:5e p. m
Chicago v~estibuled daily 11;17 p. m.
Ma Zachod.
Chicago express (daily] $40 a. m.
Chica o vestibuled daily 400 a. m.
Fast Mail daily 11:4e a. m
Rock Islam daily express "a pm
w"n' IA C:vICioH.
Trains a, " basha: DePax4.
Pa .senger for zunlt oa 500 4. n
CHIPPEW ALLEY DIV1SlO~.
Trains al 1abasha: Depart
Passenger 1890 P. m.
For Menomonie 1910 p. m
SOUTHER> MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passenger leaves La Crosse $40 a. N.
Passenger leaves La Crosse 1910 4. N.
Wjnona d Southwestern.
Depart. Arrive.
Passenger $40 p. m. 11;5sa. "A
Accommodation 500 a. m. 7:ss a. n
Green Bay Line.
Depart. Arrive.
Green Bay Passenger 900 a. m, 400 p. Z
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

OPOLE. Trzecia aptek;
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

On mi zostawia mole dzieci.
Jak6b iPawe} beda prey mnle.
Bede ich matka, poniewaz
poslubie ich OLGA.
General wybuch} g}osnym
smiechem.
= Winszuje, winszuje, CT
Derino, a toS sic spisa}.
PAM Blido zblizywszy sic
do proboszcza odezwa{a sic:
-Jestem szczesliwa odpraw
msza sw. ma moja intencye,
ksie3e proboszczu, PREY
tych s}owach wybieg}a, ably
podzielit sic z Anna radoSna
nowina.
Stub Deriny / PAM Blldo
odby} sic cicho, dwoje ludzl
ME pragne}o ami nadzwycza]-
mel uroczystosci ami rozg}osu'
Nastepnie ma}zonkowle
przeniesli sic do oberzy gene
ra}a, kt6ry MIA osobiscie dotad
zarzqdza} i W niej gospodaro-
wal. PragnaE on, ably odtad
zajazd ten by{ przystepny ola
wszystkich wojskowych zeby
ich> obslugiwano lak najsta-
ranniej. Mieszka} tn jeszcze
miesiac, a kiedy nares7cle
ukohczy3a sic wojna, postano-
will odjechat do ojczyzny.
Derino zabra} zone dzlecl,
pcniewaz wedle umowy m1a1
towarzyszy6 genera}owl do
Rosy.
Zanim general %odjecha},
oddal calkowicie Gala posla.
,dlosG PAM Blido.
Przc.z czas nieobecnoscl PAM
Blido Mutierowie mieli zarza-
,dzac obydwoma oberzaml.
Po5egnanie si6str byio
bardzo czu}e i rozrzewnialace.
ProcesBurnierego zakohczy4
sic tax, ,ak sic W og6le
spcdziewano. Niegodziwy O.
berzysta skazany zostaf ma
smierc. iona zas jego dosta}a
pomieszania zmys}6w i po
mlesZczOnO ia w domu ooia-
kanych.
Proboszcz zaja} sic wyko-
naniem robot okofo kosclofa
i zorganizowaniem plan6w
podanych przez siebie, dick
pomocy pienieznej generate.
CO sic dalej sta}o z gene
ra}em, ME wiemy ma pewne,
iak s}ycha6 jeduak by}o,
wkr6tce miaE on powr6clc dc
swojej oberzy, a racze] &C
Francyi, a Z MIN i Derlno
zoria.
Ty0NJTT
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
W'.0kre0u Wuborczum

W>okregu wyborczym Inowro-
claw : Mogilno : Strzelno otrzyma}
lekarz p%raktyczny dr.. krzymlnskl
W wyborze do parlamentu 1862
glos6w. Wszyscy przeciwnlcy ra-
zem otrzymali 3,414 glos6w. Vice
Polak zWYciezyi wspaniala wick
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
W K0ru0tnch podStrzafkowem

" Koruatach podStrzafkowem
pczar z~niszczyf stodo}e gospodarza
W. Adamskiego-sp}one}y znaczne
zapasy stony. Strata ola wfoscicIela
Jest ogromna, DO nisko hyf zabez-
pieczony. LZdaje SIG, re ogieh by1
p%od}ozony.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

Wyrabia tabakew nailepszym
gatunku W spos5b sta%rokrajski.
Pon,ewaz praktyKowatem IS
lat " Europe PREY fabrykacyi
taraki, przeto moge soble pochle-
bic, IL wyr6b tejze znam dokladnle.
Ia nades4anlem znaczka dwu-
centoN ego wYsefam pr6bki i cen.
mink.
Prose- adresOWac.:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
KONIEC.
PkACIC IA KATOLlkA
81 L SIX

OPOLE. Trzecia apteka
ma tn wkr6tce bye otworzona
ma Krakowskiej ullcy. - S
letnia coreczka gospodarza
Paw}a Pietrzyka W Polku
(albo jak inni m6wia, ma
wyspie Bolka) pod Opolem
wpad}a postepujac ty}em
naprz6d i ciagnac cos "a
SODA, do kub}a z g6raca
woda, W kt6rym chciano
przygotowac pasze. ola byd}a,
i odnios1a tax tiezkie popa.
rzenia, ze umar}a wsr6d
strasznych meczarni.
SkAWICE. P%owt6rny
smutek spotkal rodzine Szdzu]
W Noroku. Otto pred ME
spelna trzema tygodnlam1
odprowadzilismy ma wieczny
odpoczynck nasza ukochana
matke jeanne, a tn znowu
Bog nam powo}a} z tegc
Swiata naszego OJca i wsp6}
brata, kt6ry pochowanyn
zosta} W piatek II BIN. Me
boszczyk So. Wojciech Szdzu
by} to doskonaly gospodarz
Bog mu pozwolil PREY piracy
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-19
PASSING REMARKS.

The selgniorage lunacy should follow
the wildcat currency lniquity. Both
are hostile to the country'S credit and
stabllity.-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
With bandits holding up stages in
Missouri it is hard to understand why
the senators from that state should
want lead removed from the free list
PIttsburg Dispatch.
If the United States senate monkeys
too much with the Wilson bill it NAV
find itself about as popular as the house
of lords across the ater.-Toledo Bee.
The way to stop anarchy is to stop
exploiting its deeds and the authors of
them. Anarchy lives by notorietv.
Quiet executions. with the bare mention
of the vipers, would go long way to-
ward allaying anarchy's enthusiasm or
the hankering to die for its cause
indianapolis News.
The governor Of Kansas says he has
discovered way to rid himself of his
fair foe, but he will not reveal the dark
secret. he is evidently alarmed at the
idea Of Lease III perpetulty in Office
Baltimore American.
If the Republican senators have any
respect for their old friend, Mr.. Car
negie, they will endeavor to prevent all
filibuStering and speech-makIng when
the Wilson bill comes before them
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The Princess Colonna came over as
Mrs. Morgan. She appears to have been
good enough Morgan until after her
escape from Europe. Boston Herald.
ingalls, says he has not been convert
ed by Sam Jones. We thought not.
Sam Jones is a powerful persuader,
but nothing short of a dynamite explo-
sion will convert John Jeems. Atlanta
Constitution.
Gov. Waite's legislature has cost the
state Of Colorado $4,000 this session and
has not passed single bill. This would
be a happy country if the present con-
gress only made as good record-Pitts-
burg Dispatch.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-19
NORTH DAKOTA POINTS.

1t is said there is strong feeling in
Johnson, the popular senator from
Trail county, the Republican nominee
for governor.-Fargo Forum.
The federal offices OF North Dakota
are being filled by deserving Democrats.
President Cleveland has finally given
ear to the requests of the state Democ-
racy. Grand Forks PIaindealer.
The La Moure Chronicle brings out n.
Hubbard, OF Fargo, as Republican
candidate for governor. and j. M. De-
vine. of La Moure county, for another
trial as state superintendent of public
instruction.
The A. T. A. fanatic mnst be taught
to cure his own fanaticism before he
can hope to cure any other evil he
processes to see; and when he has
cured himself. he will have cured the
very wrong he is urging against others.
-Wahpeton Times.
The people are slowly, but surely, by
their votes reversing these same court
decisions affirming prohibltion) and in
time will repudiate every one of them.
Iowa starts the ball rolling in 1898, and
North Dakota, South Dakota and Kan
SaS will certainly follow, sooner or later.
jamestown Alert.
Any fears which the Republicans &C.
cupYing federal positions in North
Dakota may have possessed regarding
their being obliged to serve their terms
out, may now disappear. The Democ-
racy of the state is having its turn, as
the Washington dispatches Indicate
Grand Forks Plaindealer.
Referring to the removal of Waldo M.
Potter, receiver of public moneys at
United States land office, Fargo. who
washed his hands of Republicanisn''
after the election of Cleveland. the
Fargo Sun says: THAT the official
head of a newly converted Democrat
should be among the first to drop into
the basket shows how little regard
President Cleveland has for the infant
industries of North Dakota q
Senator Kinter is being prominently
mentioned for governor. and the men
ton OF his name sets the Republican pa
pers to advising their party that if he is
nominated it will take their very best
man to defeat him, and above all no s,old
gang" man can be elected against him.
He is known everywhere as man of