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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08
THE SESSION ENDED
CLOSING DAY OF CONGRESS.
Adjourned Sine Die at Noon. All tn,
Appropriation Bills Have Been
Signed by President
Cleveland.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Noon.
The SD congress adjourned sine die.
The clock was not turned back and
both houses came to a close simultan-
eously. ...... ..
The senate at 405 a. m. took recess
until 8 o'clock, with the understand.
ing that no business should be tran.
sacted until II o'clock, except In con.
nection with conference reports.
The last of the great appropriation
bills was sent to the president shortly
before 10 o'clock. There were five
bills on which enrolling clerks were
engaged all night-detictency, sundry
civil, diplomatic, Indian and naval
Final agreement on all these were
reached during the night. At 1l:30 a.
M. Private Secretary Thursday an
nounced that the president has signed
all appropriation bills.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08
He Drank Strychnine.

OAKLAND, Cal, March 2,--Will.
lam F. eastman, pioneer wholesale
whiskey dealer Of San Francisco, but
retired from active business for some
time, died last night at his home In
Alameda from the effects Of strych.
nine, whether accidental or inten'
tional Is not know. He had strych-
nine preparation in his cellar, which
he used for killing gophers. 1t is sup
posed that he drank some Of this, as
he was found by his family out In the
yard suffering intensely. At one time
the deceased was very wealthy, but
lost heavily daTias the ssock sScits-
lsses
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08
Suffocated in Her Bathroom.

SAN FRANCICO, March 2.-Miss
Grace A. Benjamin IS years of age,
was found dead in her bathroom last
night. There was on odor of gas in
the room when the girl was discovered,
and at first 1t was supposed that she
had committed suicide. On investi-
CATION, however, it was found that
the apartment was heated with o pat
ent gas apparatus, and that soon after
Miss Benjamin entered the bath, the
pipes got out of order, the room filled
with gas, and she was suffocated.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08
Oregon Sugar Beets.

a bulletin of the State Agricultural
college on sugar beets in Oregon, EN-
braces a resume Of the work done. The
bulletin contains comparative climatic
tables showing the conditions under
which the experiments were conduc-
ted. A Summary Of the analysis for
JS92 shows an average for the state of
1910 per cent sugar, with a purity of
7S.0S per cent against 1875 per cent,
and purity of 77.57 per cent for 1891.
Out OF siNty.five samples analyzed
in 1892, only eleven samples showed
less than Il per cent sugar, and forty
one gave over IA per cent sugar, the
the extremes being "a per cent. Some
Of the conclusions reached are; first,
good sugar beets can be produced in
Oregon; second, they can be produced
at price which factory can afford
to pay; third, the yield compares fay
orably with that of other states now
raising beets for the manufacture of
sugar; fourth, large beets to not con-
tain scElarge PERCENTAGE of sugar as
small beets, and the purity is less;
fifth, beets could be profitably substi-
tuted by the farmers for bare follow.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08
Appointed BY the Governor.

W9overnor Lord has appointed the
following MS the state board of medical
examiner under the new law: Allo-
paths-W. II. Saylor, of Portland, five
years; w, A. Cusich Salem, three
years; W. E. CARL, Oregon City, two
year, Homeopaths B. E. Miller, Of
Portland, four years, Electric-W
Mcconnell, Of Newberg, one year.
The following appointments, to fill
the expired terms If the state board of
horticulture, by state executive council,
composed of the governor, secretary
and treasurer have also been made:
John Mimic Of Salem, in place of r, D.
Allen, second district; Emil Shannon,
The Dalles, to succeed himself In the
fourth district, and G. A. Noble, Of
Milton, in place of James Hsadershot,
III tirs tittii aishics.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08
Appointed by Gov. Lord.

SALEM, March 4.--Governor Lord
today appointed Andrew N. Gilbert as
superintendent Of the state penitenti-
ary, Mr. Gilbert is associated with
Mr.. l. l.. Patterson, state senator for
Marion county, in the general mer-.
chandising business. In the republi-
can state convention he nominated
Governor Lord, and has for years been
prominent in the politics Of Marion
county, and his appointment was not
unexpected to his many friends here.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08
Four Hundred Dollars Ton.

HELENA, Mont, March 2.-One of
the biggest god discoveries ever made
in the state was reported. today by
Thomas Carmin, of Pony, Madison
county. Years ago he located the
White, Pine lead, near that place, but
did very little work upon it, until re-
Gently, when he began to develope it.
A few days ago he struck a lO.incll
vein of gold ore, which runs $400 to
the ton. This is richer than the
quartz found in any of Montana's
famous mines,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08
Coal Four Dollars a Ton.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2.-The
San Francisco & San Joaquin Valley
Coal Company, just Incorporated,
claims that within few months it
will be able to furnish a good grade of
coal In San Francisco for 81 ton.
Coal now costs manufacturers Sc,
which is cheaper than it has ever
been before. The new company has a
mine in Corral Hollow, near Liver
more, and also intends to furnish
electric power to Stockton and San
lose.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08
Found a Skeleton.

Last week, men at work on the fish
wheels on the beach above the Dalles,
in an embankment which had washed
OUT, found human skeleton. 1t was
only partly exposed, and there was
nothing left of the remains but flesh
less bones. These were EMBEDDED quite
deep in the sand, and appeared as
though they had been buried there.
From all appearances, the skele-
ton had been in the ground
for years, as the bones showed that
they had been subjected to the ele-
ments for long time. No conjecture
can be formed as 10 the identity of the
skeleton, and the poor fellow may
have been drowned or met his death
by foul means. Before Jim Cook was
hanged, in 1879, he gave intimations
that some citizent Of The Dalles who
had mysteriously disappeared had
been murdered and were buried on the
beach. Soon after his disclosures were
made skeleton was found in the
sand, and this may he another of the
victims, There was time in the his
tory of The Dalles when law and order
We're not respected, and the washing
away of the beach, as happened dur
ing the last flood, may bring some
things to light which are hidden now.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08
The Old Story.

COLUMBUS, O., March AT
Wilmington, O., yesterday while
Homer Hinshaw and Robert Holiday,
schoolmates, aged IA, were playing
with 8s.caliber revolver, which they
thought was not loaded, the former
told bis companion to point the gun at
him and snap 1t and see if it would
make him wink. This was done, and
the ball entered just above the right
eye, resulting in death.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08
Ate Frozen Oranges.

NEWCASTLE, Ind, March g.
Carrie, the 4.year-old daughter Of
William Williams, 10 dead from the
effect eating frozen oranges. In COM
menting upon the death an old doctor
said health authorities everywhere
should take strict measures to
destroy the thousands of boxes
Of frozen orarges shipped from Florida,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08

Insure your property with Peterson,
Ross q Co. They are agents for the
Old Reliable, Home Mutual, New
Zealand, Springfield Of Massachusetts,
Continental, and other good, reliable
companies. They also have money to
loan at s per cent, in sums from 5000
up.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08
A chieago Blaze,

CHICAGO, Marca 2,--Ghs Globe
moulding works on Henry andBfown
streets burned sodoy. The loss l. uGs
De.Ass4t tsatlsWa tsktt
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08

Mrs. 7. S. Hawkins. Chattanooga,
Tenn. says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer
SAVED MY LIFE / consider it the
best remedy for II debilitated system
ever used" For Dyspepsia, Liver or
Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75cts.
Sold by N. W. Smith.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08
W. M, -BROWN,
Attorney-a at-Law.
LEBANON, OREGON.
A Cure for Rheumatism.

For rhuelnatism I have found moth
ing equal to Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
1t relieves the pain as soon as applied.
J. W. Young, West Liberty, w, Va.
The prompt relief 1t affords Is alone
worth many times tho cost, so cents,
fs'coutlnued use will effect perman
ent cure For sale by Nj w. Smith
Msssssi,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08
A COMMUNICATION.
PART II.

bCuOOlS very SERIOUS TALKING 100 ABOUT
their duty to the children. His idea
was what might help one child would
ruin a dozen and when he had to pun
ish child he never did it before the
school. He said he had had to switch
some Of his little boys but he could
say among the many children that
had come under his care there were
very few but what talking to them
alone and trying TO cultiYate what
was good in their natures and if they
had wronged any one to haye them go
end ask their forgivness very often was
better than two or three whippings.
| He thought whippinginjured ehild's
selfrespect and pride, and, these were
both qualities that he thought ought
! to be cultivated. One year ago this
| old teacher went to lis reward at the
age Of seventy-Seven and his Sons are
! men of middle age, both professors Of
colleages, one in Ohio and the other in
Tennessee, his daughter said they have
none Of them ever laid down many
rules to govern their schools by, when
they were teachers in the public schools
but one Of the rules her father gave for
her to follow was to keep an oversight
one her school during play hours. She
said that among the large boys there
was some one you could trust TO look
after the boys, and she always made it
q rule to go out with the girls and take
a part in their romps and plays, and
some days in the week they would in
vite the boys to come and play with
them. Said sometimes they would
sing and march. sometimes play base
or blackman, and sometimes the
boys would invite them to come and
play ball over on their ground. She
said she did not think many of tine
girls was much Of success as bail
po'' wv Ae'oi'0 ""9 "n"' 'ne
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08

Ladies If you are thinking of getting
q pair Of shoes or Il new dress next
week, you will want to know where to
set the best for the least money. NV
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08
CITY OFFICIALS,

FED. KELLENBERGER,
n. s. DALGLEEISH,
rntrN,u, MEM j. c. BILGEU,
oVoFVii'"H HN s. o. LONG,
s. II. MYERS.
q. W. RICE.
City Council meets on the first and third
Tuesday evenings Of each month.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-08

KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the
great Blood purifier gives freshness
and clearness to the Complexion and
cures Constipation, 25 cts, 50 cts, 81.
Sold by N. W. Smith.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-14
Wigilanci Skazani.

Fort Smith, Ark, Is wrzesnia.-
George McElroy, Henry Hook, DIR.
John McEland Thomas Stuffle-
beam, wybitni obywatele z ,,Creek
Indian Nation, W tutejszym sqdzie
zwiazkowym zostali W 4 wypadkach
uznani winnymi podpalenia / .ciez-
kiego uszkodzenia zdrowia. Jako
,,wiliganci" napadli ma domy osla-
wionych rabusi6w Bruce Eugene
Miller, blisko Jennings, l. T. W
walce z mimi zosta} zabity Dutch
john, pokaleczeni 7oletnia Elzbie-
ia Miller i 3letni Herman Miller,
diva domy do Millera nalezace zos-
taEy, spalone. Skazanych juz pred
tenn procesowano zabicie dutch
John'a", ale w6wczas uznano ich
niewinnymi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-14

/ w Berlinie, Wis. polski farmer
MARGIN Jsgla ct'ul sic strythnina,
kt6ry mu jakis niewiadomy sprawca
wsypa& do butelki vodka. Zdolano
60 jednak uratows6.
/ W Buffalo onegdaj rozpooza} sic
pred sadem przysieglych process
Jana Pitassa, oskaezonego rabunek
W 3,im stopniu. Rsbunek ten miai
bye spelniony ma kobiecie.
! ze Stevenspoint, Wis. znikl bez
wiesci wlasciciel groserni Franciszek
Podach. Obawiaja sic, ze mogl pasc
ofara zbrodni. Mai przy sobie pie.
niadze.
/ w Calumet, Mich. kapiac sic,
utona eletni syn Piotra Toboly.
I W milwaukee Wis. Jak6b Ka.
luski alias Frank Bruks, oskarzony
o kradziez mosieznych Stub cd WACO.
now koleiowych, zostal stawiony pod
kaucya $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-14
Walka z niedzwiedziami.

,,Rolnik'' re st,venspoint, Wis.
donosi:
w zesssy czwsrtek P. Jan Hintza
z Town Hull zauwazyl pare niedz-
wiedzi. Wkr6tce potem PIP. Jan Fie.
rex synem i J6zef Schultz z m}od-
Sym bratem wybcali sc ma polowa'
ME. Brat p. Schultsa, mlody jeszcze
chfopak, wytropi} niedz 1iedzie m}o-
diego zastrzelil. Stara niedz Hiedzica
rzuciia sic wtsdy ma ehtopca by}aby
60 prawdopodobnie pozbawi}a zycia,
gdyby ME nadesz}a ponce. Pan Sch.
pospieszyE ma miejsce i zrania rozzarte
zwierze, to jsdnak ME pomog}o i
zraniona bestya ME zsprzesta}a napa-
Sci. Nareszcie nadbieg} p. Jan Fierek
i dwoma celuemi strza}smi, wymie-
rzonemi W leb niedzwiedzicy, polo.
zys ia trupem ma miejscu.
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NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Komisya cywilna zamierza W
poniedziafek i wtorek wyegzamino-
wac az $50 aplikant6w.
w "Royal English Circus
przy Wabash ave. wczoraj popofu-
dniu Is letnia Ethel Mackinaw spa
d}a trapezu smiertelnie sie'poka-
leczyla.
= Wczoraj ma gl6wnej poczcie
przyjeto SO nowych zastepc6w listo'
noszy.
= Byfy burmistrz Hopkins wr6.
Gil juz Europy, jest W New Yorku,
a W. Chicago W przyszlym tygodniu
wydadza jego przyjaciele bankiet ma
czesc jego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-14
WIADONOSCl NIltISCOWR
Przykra scena W sadzie.

Wczoraj po poludniu przykr2 see
ne wywofala niejaka pani Poplinska
W przedpokoju Grand jury. Syn jej
jest oskarzony o kradziez rur ofow'a-
nyeh. Grand jury W swojej izbie
zamknietej naradzala sic wlasn'e mad
ia sprawa, kiedy biedna matka nagle
pobieg'a do drswi i chcia'a do tel
izby sic dostad. Powstrzymat ja ma
czas klerk Staloy, a wtedy ona
upadIszy ma krzesfo, plaka}a i wyrze-
kala, wolajac ciqgle, re syn jej jest
niewinnym. Nadaremnie starano sic
jej wytlumaczyt, re nicby jej synowi
ME pomogfo, gdyby dostafa sic do
obradujacych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-14
Rok vi.
Zwiaz. Mar. Pol.
W Cleveland.
Rezzltaty wybor6w.
Telegram ,Dziennikaw.

Cleveland, o., IA wrzesnia. =
Wczoraj poznym juz wieczorem od-
by}y sic wybory do zarzadu wv.
Mar. Pol.
Zostali obrani:
Cenzorem wv. Mar. Po. p. T.
M. Helinski Duluth, MINI.
Wice-cenzorem = p. G. w. Wei.
zant Baltimore, Md.
Organizatorem = p. E. Grygls.
szewski Minneapolis. MINI.
Prezydentem RI. Centr. = p.
Zbigniew Brodowski, Chicago.
Wice-prezes iszy = p. A. Blasz-
czyhski Chicago; vice prezes 2gi
p. dr.. Kodis Chicago.
Sekretarz generalny p. M. ].
Sadowski Buffalo, N. Y.
Kasyer = p. Walenty Wleklih.
ski Chicago.
Redaktor .,Zgody" = p. F. Il.
Jablohski Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-14
Mify szeryG.

Chattanooga, Tenn, l3 wrzes. -
Kiedy sedzia Moon dzisiaj odroczyF
sesya powstaf krzesEa, szeryf Poe
poskoczyi i piescis uderzyf go W
twarz. W izbie sadowej powsta}o
ogromne zamieszanie. Sedzia laske
wzni6sf, Poe zamierzy} sic do dru-
giego uderzenia, ale obu powstrzy-
mauo roz}aczono. Powodem tego
wystqpienia Poe'go byio, re sedzia
uznaf, IL szeryf pewne nalezytosci
sobie nieslusznie policzyf.
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2 Wyspy Kuby.

Tampa, 13 wrzesnia. - " osta-
tnich dniach, jak podaia tu depesze
re zrod}a powstahczego, stoczyli
powstancy szereg walk zwyciezkich.
- Pu}kownik Jose la Crete wylado-
wal szczesliwie ma wybrzezu Cd
dzia}em, zwerbowanym ma wyspie
Jamajce. - W prowincyi Santiago
powstahcy zn6w zdobyli poci2g
wojskowy. - Jose Alaman W Prov.
Santa Clara zgromadzi} nOwy oddzial
powstanczy, z}ozony 600 ludzi.
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gsTAFSl TELEGaAINs4., Z zAiahylEY

- Parowiec kompanii, utrzymu-
iacej komunikacye pomiedzy San
Francisco a Wschodem, ,,Belgic",
spfynat z mielizny ma wybrzezach
Japonii. Jest uszkodzony.
w Meksyku zrz2dzaja wielka
szkode powodzie.
- Pozar zniszczyf do szczetu mia
sta Amassia Adalix W Azyi mniej-
szej. Wtem ostatniem mie$cie sp}o-
ne}o 500 dom6w.
w paru miejscach we W}oszech
przyaresztowano handy fa}szerzy
pieniedzy papierowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-09-14
Manewry " pofudnioWej ROsyi.

Berlin, Is wrze$nia. L Peters
burga donosza, IL dis zakonczyiy
sic wielkie manewry wojskowe W
poIudniowej Rosyi pod Oezakowem.
Trwa}y one dni. Kierowaf name.
wrami komendant wojsk odeskiego
okregu wojennego hrabia Musin
Puszkin. Wzie}y W mich udzial diva
korpusy wojska pod dow6dztwem
generai6w Szczetinina Filipowa.
Jeden Z mich bronii fortecy Oczako-
wa; drugi ie atakowa}. Zwyciezyf
ten, kt6ry BRONX. Atakujacy zostali
odparci.
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TeIegramy ZagranlcEne'
Jeszcze szeaeg6ty o trzesieniu
ziemi W Honduras.

Tsgucigalpa, Honduras 10 "rNes'
Biizsze szczeg6Iy o trzesieniu zie-
mi wykazuia, ae klsskajest straszna'
nieslychana, owielekro6 grozniejsza'
anizeli sadzono pierwotnie.
Trzesienie ziemi zaczsfo SIG W
niedziele - i powtarzafo sic pFHeH
niedziele poniedzialek.
W TeguoigaIpa ami ieden dom ME
pozostaI uszkodzony.
Tysiqee os6b uciesa}y POza MIA
sto W przerazeniu.
W ruiescie domy pada}y jeden "a
drugim. W ruinach ukazywaty sic
p}omienie - i dalej prowadzlfy
dzieIo zniszczenia.
o p6inocy poniedzlatku ma "'0-
rex runsfa wielka wieza koscielna'
Dziesie6 os6b zostaio zabitych.
Ze wszystkich stron nadohodza
wie$ci zniszczeniu.
W Yetapan 100 dom6w ley W
gruzach. W dw6ch sasiednich mia
stach runeio diva razy tyle zabudo-
wan. Sto os6b Jest tam zabitych Iuo
umierajacych.
W Yetepan stracifo zycie okoto
80 ludzi.
w og6le kleska jest straszna'
Szczeg6}6w brak. Og6}em zgln2c
musiaio do 500 ludzi.
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Co tez jej sic ME marry?

Wichita, Wis, IS wrzesnia. -
PAM Marya E. Lease chce sic przy-
czynit do podniesienia dobrobytu W
kraju i zamierza zwiekszy6 dochodY
kraju tym sposobem, IL powofuje do
zycia agitacya celem upahstwowie-
MIA wszystkich browar6w i gorzelni,
Wszystkie browary i gorzelnie W
ca}ym kraju maja najprzod stanac pod
nowe prawa: otrzymywac tylko ma
pewien czas licencye, poczem maja
przechodzic ma wIasnosc panstwa.
PAM Marya sadzi, re tax dobrze
bsdzie.
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Telegranly krajOWe.
Zakonezenie zjazdu Weteran6W.

Louisville, KY, 13 wrzesnia. -
Smutno bardzo konczy sic zjazd we
terau6w G. A. R. Podczas gdy rano
odbywa4 sig pogrzeb pieciu ofar
eksplozyi zs srody rano, r6wnoczes-
ME okofo 100 os6b wczoraj pokale-
czonych W szpitalach domach leza}o
" i6zkach.
Dzisiaj odby}o sic olbrzymie "bar-
becue", ma kt6rem W oczach gosci
upieczono przesz}o 100 wo}6w, 800
jagniat 400 cielat; rozdaWano tez
bezplatnie cygara inapoje. Ochota
iednakowoz ME by}a taxa, jak zwy-
kls W takich okolicznoSciach. q
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Notatki z Wiecu Ligi
Polskiej,
Pomiedzy delegatsmi ma Wiecu
Toledo byso kilku czsonk6w zwiaz-
ku Mar. Pol, kt6rzy goriiwymi So
zwolennikami Ligi Polskiej.

Ma Wiecu obeonymi Byli reprezen
tsnci ,,Kuryera" Toledo, takze
reporter ,,Ameryki". q tego powodu
ktos obecnych podni6ss kwestya'
ozyli reporterom kazdej gazety wolno
bye obecnymi ma obradach. Debaty
byly bardzo kr6tkie mad ia sprawa;
delegaoi oswiadczyli, IL zadnych ia
jennie ME maja reporteEowi same.
ryki" pozwolono zostat,
W czasie ,,Wiecu" wBszeds jeden
numer .Ameryki" i q 4wieras tylso
diva psaskie doWcipy o Lidze; spra-
wozdanie Wiecu obieeuje ,Amery-
ks" podad az W przyszsym numerze'
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NOtatki telegraticzne
krajOWe.

w San Francisco Rad zwiaz'
kowy aresztuje wszystkich Chihczy-
k6w, kt6rzy ME maja certyfkatow.
- Wczorajszy World" W New
Yorku ukaza} sic bez ogfoszen, i tyl'
ko ma 8 stronnicach zamiast 16, z
powodu pozaru, kt6ry drukarnie tel
najwiekszej ma swiecie gazety uszko-
dzif.
w tunelu kolejowym MUIR, 7
mil ma wsch6d cd Livingston, Mont,
powstaE pozar. I podrdznych poczte
wozami tam musza przewozic przez
CORY.
w Duluth, Mimi, znik} bez
wiesci bardzo tam znany powazany
przemys}owiec W. A. Bieloch.
- Gubernator Altgeld wyjezdza
re sztabem do Chattanooga, Tenn,
gdzie d. lS b. m. odbedzie sic odsfo-
niecie pomnika dla poleglych tam
ua wojnie zotnierzy Illinois.
- Yacht angielski Valkyrie III
juz odjecha} do Anglii i zapowie.
dzia}, re nigdy wiecej ME powroci.
- W Missouri wyla}a rzeka Mar.
maton i znaczne zrzadzi}a szkody,
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U.iecZka ZOnyi. l..

Stanisiaw Polniaszek zamieszka}y
ma Stanisfawowie, skarzy sic pred
nami ma brzydki czyn spefniony
przez jego zone. Oto W sierpniu r.
b. udat sic ma robote do East Chi.
cago, tymczasem W jego nieobecno.
sci, iona jego Katarzyna, 80 lat Ii
czaca, uciekfa re stofownikiem To-
maszem Roda II podobno z nina
gdzies mieszka. Brzydki to posts.
pek! Polniaszek poszukuje swej 70.
ny - wzywa, azeby do niego wr6-
CHA.
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W pi4tek odczytas bysy sekretarz
Ii igi Polskiej sprawozdanie Wydziaiu
okwiaty, kt6re az W przyszsym tygo'
dniu podamy W ,,Dzient tiku". Dele.
gaci powstaniem z miejsc oswiadczyll
uznanie Wydzialowi oswiaty "a po'
2yteczne energiczn4 jego prace
jednogloSnie uohwalili prOsi6 czson-
k6w tego WYdzialu, by inadal pozo'
stall ma urzedzie.