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The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22

s. Mvgatt last season. Congratulations,
 MT Bolles.
 Miss Carrie McMahon' visited her sis ter, Miss Coda, at Unionville, Ct., Sun- day, and returned Monday. Golda is also expected home this week. The tobacco shops are still fairly busy asserting the weed but it is being pur- chased at such low price that the farmers are crying "Don't saw us." The order of O U. A. M. held SO. ciable at their own hall over the post office, Monday evening, and very en. joyable time is reported by those p-es- ent.
 The wind blew great gales here Sun day and Monday of the present week
 and such roads and travelling as are now
 words fail to express it.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
ROXBURY.
A SURPRISE PARTY FOR CHARLES HuRp.

A SURPRISE PARTY FOR CHARLES HURD.
 c. R. Hurd was caught mapping by a surprise party, Wednesday evening. Mrs Hurd and granddaughter, Ruth, re- ceived the crowd with a pleasant smile of welcome while Mir Hurd, after short season of retirement, appeared in a recep- tion suit. After satisfying himself that teams were properly cared for, he enter ed into the games and amusements of the evening with as much zest as the young people. A fine collation was served by the ladies, the coffee prepared by Miss Hattie Percy deserving especial mention.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
AT ST JOHNS.

Rev MT Thompson of Canaan, Ct {, filled the pulpit of St Johns Episcopal church, last Sunday, giving his hearers an able and interesting sermon. The many friends of Cornelius Heritage regret to learn of his illness. He was first stricken with pleurisy, which :later has developed into pneumonia, but with careful treatment is is thought he may recover.
 Pliny Squires came home from Buffalo some 10 days since with car load of valuable horses. He was taken with plurisy on his way home. He is much better and able to be out. One of his most valuable horses was also sick on it's arrival and died, Sunday afternoon.
 The New Milford Steam Laundry is quite busy now and rumor says that the proprietor intends to enlarge his plant by adding another story to his building later in the spring in order to comply with the requirements of it's increasing patrons.
 George IL Funnell, who has so ably filled the clerkship as druggist in the store of Albert Evitts, ia, we learn, to sever his engagement the first week in April. Mir Funnell has many friends and will be missed by them.
 We notice that the large plate glass recently broken in one of the doors of the postoffice has been replaced by workmen of E, Soule & Co. \ Editor Bolles, Of the New Milford Gazette, is to move the first week iu April into his residences purchased 0f H.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
MIDDLEBURY.
PERSONAL JOTTINGs.

Quite number of families are afflicted with scarlet fever in the Center district Also some small children at Breakneck. The teacher at the Center, Miss Julia StJobn, went to Ashael Smiths to stay over Sunday and was taken down with tie same disease.
 Miss Edith Abbott, who has been pending the winter in Waterbury and New Haven. has returned home.
 Henry Atwood has moved into his house, known as the Mallory place.
 A. L. Foot has returned to New York, his old home.
 Joel U. Strong is doing carpenter work for w. O. Trask
 It has been voted to have the Town hall next to MT Trask's dwelling house.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
WHEELER'S HIGH-CLASS SEEDS

We have added to our Grain Business . ful line of Field, Garden and Flower Seeds. w, have large assortment of Seed Potatoes from Maine and Vermont, Early Rose, Hebron, Nor ther, Early Vermont, Rural NeT Yorker, No. 2 New Queen, White Star and other Early and Late varieties. at reasonable prices.
 Large stock of Sweet Corn for sowing, White Southfrn and Yellov. Choice Seed Oats Buck wheat, Barley, Spring Wheat and Spring Rye Onion Seeds and White and Yellow Onion sets. Large assortment of Garden and Flower Seeds.
 Send 10c for 1 OF of wheeler's Superb Sweet Peas, 20 varieties of the newest large Flower ing mixed, or any one color.
 We have the finest strain of Pansy Seed and Flowers. Tubsrose Bulbs. Large assortment of Bird Seed All 5c and i0c packages of lbs of Garden and Flower Seeds. mailed free. 25 Sc packages for S1
 we ave the largest and finest stock of first class seeds of any house in New England. Our grades of Teas and Coffees are unsurp assed Call and see us.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
THE PEOPLES STORE

Right on the brow of Bank street hill, Robertson's boot and shoe store stands right at the head of the process sion. It has been for many years doing the largest boot and shoe business that is done in Western Connecticut. In creased competition has only accelerated it's growth. Every town in Litehfield county patronizes Robertson's. The quality of the goods and the prices have been and are the levers of Robertson's success.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
THE TOBACCO MARKET OUTLOOK.

It looks at the present time as if many
 of the tobacco growers will have to pack
 their tobacco as several crops remain un- sold. The prospects for selling IS poor as no purchasers appear, not a very bright outlook for raising the weed another year. At the present price there is no money in it at all.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

Subjects for Sunday: Morning, 1.-The persecution of the people of God;'' even ing, :" Mans extremity, Gods opportu- nity."
 Prayer held on Wednesday at the home of Elliott Beardsley Topic, New beginnings after spiritual lapses.'
 Dea and Mrs Seeley worshipped at Broadbrook on Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
Spring M edicine

Is necessity because the tonic of winter air is gone, and milder weather, increased moisture, accumulated impurities in the blood and debilitated condition of the body, open the way for that tired feeling, nervous troubles, and other ills. The skin, mucous membrane and the various organs strive in vain to relieve the inn
 pure current of life. They all welcome
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
HOUND THE STATION.

Egbert Bradley has been trimming the orchards about here and he understands doing it as it should be.
 Born, March 13. daughter to MT and Mrs Frank Dickinson.
 Miss Lena Tyrrell returned home, last week.
 Mrs Leroy Warner is home after an absence of several weeks caring for the sick in New Milford.
 c. ". Hodge is sick with the grip.
 H. Warner of Woodbury spent several hours here one day, last week.
 Mrs Morehouse is somewhat better of
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
HOTCHKISSyILLE.

 E. H. Cowles has been spending few days in New York.
 G. F. Jackson spent Sunday with his family.
 Gideon Allen has returned from An sonia.
 MT Nyant is to move into G. $. Aliens house.
 Mrs Mallory of Bethel is the guest of Mrs Dakin.
 Mrs Bissell is entertaining her mother and sister of Thomaston.
 The subject of discourse at the North church, last Sabbath morning, was ''The aged disciple," special reference being made to Father Manvill, who will reach the age of 100 on Tuesday of this week. Mrs Harriette Isbell is visiting her son, George H. Isbell.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
GRANGE ITEMS,

An entertainment is to be given in the Grange hall under the direction of Lecturer Kilbourn, Friday evening, March %, 1895, at 8 o'clock The pro- gram will consist of singing, recitations, 4 pantomime a d very laughable farce entitled," Raising the wind" The syn opsis of the farce as given to US by the lecturer is as follows : MT A. Smart Aleck having written a play, advertises foI amateur talent, in order to ''raise the wind" necessary to produce his great American drama, "The weird Singer ot the tower" Those replying to the tad in person are three ladies and a dude. The dude, Mir Drawit Milde, and tht managers Irish servant, MichaeI O'Slthergram, cause no little laughter MT Milde, who prefers to play the part f "hewo, don'tcher know" is cast a. l double dyed villain. And Michael, whom the manager is indebted to, to the amount of five dollars, continually re- minds MT Aleck of the fact. Finally he (the manager) decided to use his ser want for the part of the faithful negro who rescues the lady from the villain. MT Milde, and in doing so Michael tries to 'sfronstrate him so hard that his owp mither al not know the likes of him. MT Milde thinks it is atoo wough don't cher know" playing the part of the villain and resigns. The rest follow and the dramatic company in broken up A Grange supper will be served after the play.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22

home, as it also proved to bring sorrow in Mrs Raymond's death. The funeral was Thursday afternoon, Rev A. s. Hagarty conducting the services. His remarks were from Isaiah, the 10th chap ter, 1.-The grass withereth, the flower fadeth; but the word of our God shall stand for ever.''
 A. T. Minor closed his winter term of school in the Nonewaug dis strict, Monday.
 Frank G. Atwood, who has been at tending school at the Storr's agricultural school, returned home, Friday.
 Mrs c. M. Goodsell has taken care of Baby Raymond since it's birth. In talk ing care of the little one it has been a great help to the afflicted family.
 Warren Atwood cut his finger in tur- nip cutter, nearly severing it at the second joint. The injured member was replaced with the hope that it would grow on.
 Miss Clara Minor, who has been visit ing friends in Ansonia, returned, Satur- day,
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
GREATBARGANS IN BOYS SUITsI

At half price. Now is the time to buy IaJ-
 SO have nice stock of men's suits. Spring goods are now ready. Popular gooda at prices lower than ever. have made gan
 CHARLES CRANE. Bethlehem. Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
THE MINokTowN DISTRICT.

Once more we greet the readers of THE BEE. We have tried to make the busi- ness manager understand that the items thar this little hamlet might have were not worth chronicling, but he is so per- sistent. We'll, we think we are as 8 neighborhood of some consequence, con- sequently we are vainly trying to think clearly, to write the news in 8 creditable manner, for the many patrons of THE BEE.
 while not unexpected, was a sudden blow to her friends. Mrs Raymond had been suffering from a severe attack of pneu- monia. When she was somewhat better, 2 wee baby girl came to gladden. the
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
EAST MORRIS.
DEATH OF MRS SALLY MUNsoN

One ot the precious souls has gone to her rewar,' in the per on ot Mrs Sally Munson
 She had outlived by many wears her allotted thu ee score years and 10, but in her quiet W ay brought so much good to many hearts. Her
 husband survives her, but is in a very feeble condition.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
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to assist Nature at this time when she most needs help, to purify the blood, tone and strengthen the laboring organs and build up the nerves.
 1T was prostrated with the grip and the doctors did not seem to have any effect. I was run down so that I was not able to work or to feed myself. suffered excru- ciating pains. I was finally persuaded to try Hoods Sarsaparilla and I began to im- prove very soon. I continued taking Hoods Sarsaparilla for six months when
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
Farmerss Attention!

We again in the for your trade We have full line o all kinds of Farm Tools and Implements, well as many other things that used and
 about the farm.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
THE EGG MARKET PARALYzED.

The price of eggs has got down to 15 cents per dozen and no one cares to eat them unless they cost three or four cents apiece.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22

Frederick Monroe is to take Edgar Calhoun's farm, this year, together with G. s. Bryan's, and is to live in the house belonging to the former.
 Frank Barnes is to move into the house soon to be vacated by Frederick Monroe.
 We understand that J. B. Sanford of West Morris is to take George K. Logan's s farm, this year.
 Don't fail to go to the Grange enter tainment and supper one week tonight.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
RobertsOn'S Shoe Store,
 3S Bank St, New Milford

deep interest in everything that pertains to this church.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
Purifies he Blood

was as we'll as ever. I am nearly sixty years old and am enjoying good health, thanks to Hoods Sarsaparilla.' FRANCIS w. FAwCETT, NeWington Junction, Conn. Hnnd,S D;ltc the after aft dinner pill and
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
WHEELER & CO.,.

Nos. lsa. ls5. ls7 Middle and IS. IS Gold St. Bridgeport. Ct.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-22
ACCIDENT TO DAVID TURKINGToN.

ravid Turkington, upon his return hnm. one e ening, this W. elk, was thrown from hi wagon, receiving many bruises in our snoy banks, the horse coming on alone. His son Arthur, went aud found him He is improv ing.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
ulBEZPhATNIE
iednak W1e1eM

Jednak W1e1eM
Wszyscy p6}roczni prenumera-
orowie Gonca ! Akry otrzymuj2
zupe}nle bezp1atnie drugie pismo
humorystyczne p. t.
Weso}y Kurjerek.
Gomeec Z Akro czasop1smo
illustrowane, cd lat l6tu wYcho-
dzace We Lwowie e., posiada
tresG niezmiern1e obfta, urozmal-
coma, POLYTECHNIC i patrYotyczna,
przyczem zamieszcza wleksze i
mniejsze dobre p 0 W i S IVY
chodzl try ray ma mlesiac. w e.
Kurj erek jest zupe}n1e
oddz1elnem encouragement u.
t o wanem pismem ] wycho-
dzl diva razy ma miesi&c -- razem
tedY kazdy prenumerator otrzymu-
je m~iesiecznle pied nupoerow
dw6ch pism. Ia zdrowy i =przy-
jenny pokarm W og6le, a "a dobry
humor ciet7 dowclp W szczeg6le
- redakc7' ?orecza, przyczem
dodaje, re ledakcja obYdw6ch
plsm prowadzona lest W ten spo-
sob, IL pisma te ME So bvnajmniej
iokalne, c 1nteresa]a ca}y og6}
polskl. Polacv zam;eszkali W
Ameryce, znajda W n'ch wszystko,
co 1ylko ola pokrzepienla ducha
polskiego potrzeba, 4 obok poucza-
JaceJ, l~nteresujqce] pozyteczne]
tresci Gofca = lskry> humor l
dowcip w diego K uric r.
k a rozpedza i'm nle]edna teskna
clezka chw1le zycia ma obczyznle,
Prenumerata pofroczna
~przese}ka do AmerYkl wYnos1 tYlko
d wa dolary. Nadse}ajacy
prenumerate roczna cztery
d oiary. otrzYmu]e natychmiast
opr6cz pism powYzszych, jeszcze
franco bezp}atn9 premie: Prenu-
merowac MONA W kazdei chwili.
zaleg{e numera. Tub poczatkl po-
wiescl ma z9danie 6azdY nowy
prenumerator otrzymu]e darmo.
Prenumerate z AmerYkl nal
d%ogodnlei przesefa6 doiarami pa
plerowymi W I1stach rekomendo-
wanych, lub tez przekazem poetic
wynn pod adfesem.
Administrator Gonc0 . ZskrY
~Lw6w-Lemberg
M. hras@ewskiego %
EUROPE AUSTRIA GALJCYA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04

du bylby sic bezwatpienia
wywiaza} 2 podobnie
delikatnego zadania a
przynajmniej ME zastosowa}by
by} swego postepowania do
systemstycznego wYnarodo.
wieGia i zepsucia przysz}ego
wodza Kaukazu.
Takim oddaia Moskwa syna
Szamylowl.- W aule Szamyla
regula byfa ostra jak "
klasztorze. - Dzemmai Eddin
ME znalazf towarzyszy do
pohulanki; ME byfo szuler6w
/ umieietnych %szermierzy do
faraona, djabeika sztosa.
Wkrotce tel doswiadczyf
~trawiacej tesknotY "a lekkiem
towarzystwem, teskni} W swie.
lem g6rskiem powietrzu do
zepsutel atmosfery moskiew-
skiej stolicy.
Skromne rycerskie a suro we
obycza]e: powa4ne rozmowy
2 derwiszami imanami nudzity
pieboraka. BY1 obojetny i
iezadowolony re wszystkiego.
Wzdycba}, zwracajac oblicze
ku Rosyi, zamiast do ksiezyca.
U6miechna} sic ma widok
obrzedow religijnych, nazYwal
gusiaml / przesadami to, do
czego krewni jego i wsp6ioby'
watele czeSd przywiazywali.
Me dostawalo tylko, ably
odszczepieniec wszed} byt do
swiqtyni Pahskiej wobec
ludu pobozoego depta} pray.
kazania prawodawcy proroka i
uraga} sic z b6stwa!
Starry Szamyl widocznie byl
zmienjony i iakie5 zlowr6@be
przeczucie malowa}o sic wYra.
zem gfebokiego cierplenia ma
iego zz6ik}ej twarzy Q sawie~
dtYch policzkach. Uczyniono
jeszcze wyprawe, kt6ra choc
dosYc pomyjtnym uwiehczona
skutkiem, prowadzona wszak2e
jul byla z wysileniem trudnem
do zatajenia. Ma domiar
niepowodzenia straci1 SzamYl
w jednei pierwszych poty-
GEEK pc przYbyciu syna do
au}u ulub;onego konia bieguna,
kt6ry byl 6cigtym jak wiatr i
nosi1 Szamyla z zwyciestwa
do zwyciestwa. Ma domiar do
konia tego by}a przYwiazana
p~rzepowiednia.
Osmutniat aul; Szamyl
oddanY nabozehstwu i pokucie
wiecej sic ME pokazywa}. a
osfabiony Ouch mestwa i
poswiecenla miedzY Czerkie.
sami dogorYwat zacza}.
Pewnego feralnego wieczora
ieszcze murzyn s%tojacy ma
kruzganku mineratu ME .skoh
czyi wezwania ma modlitwe
swoim, tesknym, przeciaglym,
placzliwym .Hillali hal}a}a" a
sloice zaleduie schylajace sic
na spoezynek rzucalo krwawe
%promienie, gdy gfucha pog}o-
ska rozeszfa sic miedzy
wiernymi, il cos strasznego
zaszlo " pafacu Szamyla. Noe
przepedzono W n~iepewnosci :,
oczekiwaniu.
Naza,utrz dopiero dowiedzie'
- 1S-...
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04

Tabaka Jest rdzenie polska, zazY-
wana przez lud polski pod zaborem
prusk1m, szczeg6lnie W dyecezyach
pelplinskiej l gniezniehsko - pc.
z%nahsklei. Fabrykacyaso dbywa sic
W spos6b starokraiskl.
Mona Ja dostad We wszystkich
pierwszorzednych handlach tabakl
i cygar - oraz W polskich grocer
mach. KtobY iei za6 u slebie ME
moze dosta6, n'echa] sic zg}osl
wprost do fabrYk1, pod adresem:
1rCENNIK PR0BKI wyse4a
sic bezp}atnie. - KtobY soble ".
czy} mice u siebie zapas moiej
tabaki ma sprzedaz, chetnie z MIN
zawre stosunkl, udzielajac mu znacz-
nego rabatu czyl1 zarobku.
w OLFF
Dubois & Willis ave.
t1oit, Nh
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
SYNOWIE
PowieS6 historyczna.
(Ciag dalszy.)

alSClWC "Auu1O ytuu0 oNo AOJV
sic gdzieindziej i rozsiewa
postrach ne wroga. So1daei
zaczynaja 60 uwa3ac "a
czarnoksieznika szeptac
miedzY SODA, lie mia} }6dke
co pfywala pc powietrzu z
iednej CORY IA druga. Inni
wierzyli, De mia} zak}etego
kozIa, ktory z MIN skaka}
wIorstwowemi susY re ska}Y
ma skale.
Cokolwiekbadz, kiedy? l ia
kim sposobem? wYmknat sic
Cd widocznej smierci, ME
wladomo.
BYlze to sep? bylze to duch
Prometeusza, CO 60 unl6si
przez ob}oki i pieczarY pod
ziemne? Cud sic stall?
Nv toku romansu wyjasnimy
te zagadke! Szamvl usze2l).
Szamyt byf pobity, leca
niezIamany, inne p~rzyczyny
dotkliwsze, anizeli carow ra :
niaca reka ztama}Y niezwyk{e-
go ducha kaukazkiego bohatera.
Syn ulublony Dzemmal Eddin
dostal sic do nicwoli. Chfopiec
"a wieziony do mia5ta ned
Newe, wychowa} sic pod okiem
cara. Pobieral on edukacya "
korpusie pazs6w. GdY wyr6sI,
car mianowat mtodego Kau
kazczyka pulkownikiem i ad.
lutantem prey sobie.
Dumna dusza Szamyla cier-
plals srodze ma TEN, il spad
kobierca jego sfawy i pos}an'
nictwa by} tylko slu&alcem
tego, ktoremu on jake rowne-
anu sobie, smialo rzucil reka :
vice,
Lecz przypadek skutec2niej.
szv czesto ani&eli wszystkie
madrYch glow obliczenle mia]
mu powr6cic sYna. Gdyby
byI Szamyl przvpuszcza}, he
moskiewska szata siuzba
zezre straw sz.achetnego
ducha g6r dzieciecia, ME bY}by
pragnat oglada6 utraconeeo.
Lecz on go wid2ial zawsze
jeszcze jako wyr6zoiaiacego sic
pc mad innych sYnow. pierw-
wszego W nieletniei mfodziezy
wojeunYch igraszkach.
Rozruch stall sic dnia pew
nego W pote2nym groza ska}
swych nowym aule SzamyIa.
Przywiedzlono pred Czerkie.
kies6w w}adzce branki rosyj
sk1e ksie1ne Czawczawadze i
Orbeliani.
Dlugo prorok poll sc wido.
klein pieknych Rosyanek =
ponetna mu byia mianowicie
ksie&na Qrbeliani. Dc haremu
- brzmia} dummy rozkaz :
miedzy niewolnice!. PRONE by}Y
lay kobiet i ich blaganie.
Dlu4ei niz rok mialy one
pozostac W ponizaiace] niewoll.
Nagle Szamy]owi jasna mys|
strzelila do gtowy.
Wszak&es ksie&a Czarcza
wadze i Orboliani znaczylY COS
W Moskwie. Mezowie ich wy
sokimi byl' dosto}nikami, ,
ksieciem Orbeliani Szamy
navel krzyzowa} NIECE sw6
w obronie gor, ludu i WARY.
- Niewolnika "a niewotnice
II @
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04

oddac pazla, pu1kOWnlka,
adjutanta W zamian "a ksie3ne
zebrane W jasyr. Duma cacska
bardzo ma ten cierpia}a, lecz
wVpadafo zrobic ustepstwo
przez wzglad ma wysokie zasfu'
gi, jake mezowie branek
wyswiadczYli r62nemi easy
tronowi.
I poszfY ksie2ne branki do
MEOW swych, jedna z Mich
re lzami W oczach, gdy2 wiscej
pozostawi}a W jasYrze nil SERGE.
MlodY Decimal Eddin powro.
Gil do OLGA.
M}ody Szamyl otrzyma{ wy.
chowanie, jak mowilismy, W
korpusie pazi6w W Peterburgu.
Kto znal ten zaklad nauko-
wy W owczesnvm ustrolu -
dzisiaj cokolwiek sic zmieni}o,
przyzna, De ME ma on ma
celu gfebokiej nauki, lecz
powierzchowna ogtade
wszczepienie W m}odziez zasad
maj9cych stworzy6 wybornego
niewolnika. Jezeli gdzindzjei
kuratorzy / wlzYtatorowie szk6}
moskiewskich powtarzaja bez :
ustannie: ,,Car ME potrzebuje
madrych lecz wiernych'' - to
tutaj stowa tie ME zosta}y
czczemi sfowami, lec1 jake
zasada W cz7n wprowadzona
przelewaty / przelewaia 20
~wszystkie czasy W wychowah :
COW tego zakfadu pr6&Do6c,
zarozumia}os6 i pyche PREY
ponizajacej zale1noSci W wido.
kach osob;stej karYerY.
Gdy mlodzian przyuczyt sic
zYG W dostatku, opfywa6 W
rozrywki, wywy2sza6 sic mad
iednych a uni4a6 sic pred
drugim,. movie pc francusku
i po niemiecku, zgrabnie stapac
po siizgich posadzkach, gdY
przerobiono 60 ma maszyne,
ma istote blerna, bez zapachu,
koloru i smaku, gdy mt W
miejsce m6zgu wtozono gabke
i nakladziono W MIA Gwiekow
%edukacya jego jest skohczona.
Wydalaja go wtedy z zak}adu
oddaja W steruJace czynowniki.
Wychowanie take miafo stepiG
wrodzone sklonnosci biennial
Eddina i wYstrycbnq6 go ma
dworaka. Niecne to byfo
przedsie wziecie mozolna
praca. - W chfopcu drga}a
czesto zylka czerkieska .Potrze-
ba bylo powoli tlumiG W MIN
zarody wyssane z mlekiem
macierzyhskiem. Lecz poniewaz
najwy&szY roakaz wydany z
CORY orzekal: syn Szamyla ma
sic STAG salonowYm ad] utantem,
syn Ssamyla stall sic vice
adjutautem.
Upewniaja iednak, lie po
%otrzymaniu tel godno6cl track
jeszcze czas jakiS dziczyzna,
dop6ki 60 ME ugtaskafy oby-
czaje dworskie.
Dzemmal ola uzupefnienia
edukacYi przeznaczony zostal
do wojska. Wcielono go do
pufku ulan6w.
Przenoszac sic z miejsca ma
mieisce iak to zwykle czynia
wojskowi, byt pu}kiem
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-11-19
A Republican Victory at the
Polls.
To CHECK TURKISH ATROCITIES
cru Chtna-Thc Lena Nurfecer>-
Indemnity 10 Hc Psid jalSsn-ReSult
~ the Ellsc IuVc>ttSsSiou-EGc.

The elections held in the Unitei
States November Sth resulted in $
sweeping victory for the Republican
pzrty. The returns Sre summarized
by the Examiner IS follows:
In Massachusetts, Governor Fred
erick T. GrsenhSlge RI is re
elected by IS ~ plurSli,y, or ass votes
le>> than his plurality lss, year. The
Legislature is strongly Republican.
MunicipAl suffrage for women wss
defeated by mSjogity estimated 81
over 75.0o0
In New York there is no change in
the estimated majority Of Ss,Ooo for
the Republican ticket. The Leyisls
turs Is Republican. In New York
city the majority for the Democratic
S;Sie ticket Is apprOximstei st lO.0OO
sreS,er than ,he average OF the msjor-
isy for TSmmSuy loeSl candidates,
which Srs from s5.OOO for SOhmer or
Recorder TO IT,O0O for PurrOy for
County Clerk. Brooklyu elects $
Republican Msyor by 22Ii plurality.
In PsnuSylvAuiS there Is no change
reported from the es,imStsi IT5,O0O
uSiOrity for H&yw0oi 4 for state
Treasurer over Msysrs ID
In Maryland the Republicans are
s>timSrsi 70 hSve lS0uQ pluCSlity for
-
wi.! hsvs msjOEily on JOINT ballot in
ths Legislature. \ Republican will
D. chosen 70 succeed S~uStOr Clio
son ID
In VirstuiS there Is no change.
New Jsr>sy elected John W. Grigss
(R-l Governor by = plurality ot =, 7,sS
4 Republican Senator will >ue&si
Senator Smith ID Ohio elected
ssrSishl Republican ticket, Bushuetrs
plurality for Governor oeiUg over 100
GA CoNey .Pop1ii>tl received $500
vO,ss- Ex Governor Foraker h
~iiI oe slec,si 70 >uocsed Senator
Br5ee ID
II kvUIacky the Republicans elect
sd Brsdle! Governor by from 400 10
: 0ul Tne Legislature SppSSrs 70 Be
-ixry-Hvs Democrats SgSiu>r sixty
nine opposition Tne PopgliSts hold
the oSiSnes o. power Mississippi
went DSuoSrslie by 50 90 majority.
In Kansas sud NeorS-kS, Republican
esadidStss for iUise>hip- we've elected
by lSrss msi0ritie>- In CISh the full
Republican ticket as Elected, Sssur-
tnE two Republican United S,4k<
SsuSIors SDl two Republican Repre-
ssntsliys> 10 the pexr CoCsress-
II Illinois the EIshteezLh Couzrss-
>SOn2l Di>Cries, Haley E SiII hSveI
S,bu msjoriCy over Lane ID In
Cook county, which includes ChiSgo,
the Re- ub.isS8s elected BsU 70 me
Court os1eh by S5-OI5 plural
iCy, sad 81 Ensir candidates for drsi1
SZ- trustees
II Denver the R@puolicSn ticket i.
With the e1ceptioH ot Treas
1rs- sud Assessor sui possibly COuUgy
CIerz- Detroit Mica-, zni B2lIi-
nOre- Nj ESut Republican oy large
u&j5ri-ies-