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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

The vice-presidcnt OF the Harvard Club says
1t Is the sentiment Of the graduates Of Harvard
that their college and Yale should continue their
annual athletic contests. Mr.. Adec speaking as
a Yale man. says that graduates and under
graduates Of Yale are DESTROYS to continue the
contests with Harvard. II these men know
whereof they speak. and their years and position
invite respect for their uttcranccs the quarrel
between the two universities would seem TO be
emerging from Its childish, backyard. celar-door
and rainbarrel stage. We may all be happy yet
been conserved in the action taken in Chicago
yesterday by the Nations Silver Committee
Judge Henry G. Miller. who was chosen ms
permanent chairman. Is one Of the sIlver-plated
judges In the Horr-IIarvey debate. and Is
cheerful champion OF the falsIties in history and
political economy which the smart boy Coin
has promulgated AS for the resolutions adopt
ed. they breathe the spirit Of Mr. Harvey's book
which seems destined 10 be the Book Of Mormon
Of the silver men.
IT seems to be the opinion Of Mr.. Dcpew that
chastisement has its place in the political econ
omy Of this world as we'll as in the domestic
cause Of liberalism In Great Britain aud Irish
Home Rule. he Is yet able to see that good may
result to the IAberal party from the overwhelm-
Ing defeat which has overtaken II. 1t will tend
to purify the party, he thinks. by Kidding It OF
certain noisy and dangerous elements, and put
the Irish on q long probation in which they will
be obliged to demonstrate that they are entitled
% the rights for which they have been striving
10 long That. at least. seems to be the signifi-
ance OF his utterances made yesterday IN an
wer TO questions by a United Press reporter.
In recognizing the detective bureau the Police
commissioners have acted consistently with
their course from the beginning Of their oficial
career. The changes which have been made
ware prompted By necessity which must ap-
Pear supreme In the eyes Of every intelligent
Student Of police administration It does not
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
II is time for General Campos to call FOR more
troops from Spain ist IL?

II IL possible that In fragments of sollloquy
President Cleveland may confids his medtations
on the subject OF the third term 10 the soup and
tautog OF Buzzard's Bay. but with that exception
they locked in his capacious BOSOM and are
not likely to be prematurely unfolded. They are
not OF any great political importance. unless in
deed he 10 lay his pipes for the straight Re-
publican nomination. which Is hardly 10 be looked
for The Democrats have had enough OF him. and
the country has had enough OF the Democrats for
some time TO come. II he really has any third
term ideas the sooner he clears his mind OF them
the better. They like a bumbie-bee in his
nightcap. striking a kind OF madness through his
faculties which. kept at their best. are not more
than equal to the acquisitions upon them. He will
go out OF office with the general consent OF his
fellow citizens irrespective OF age. sex. color or
previous condition OF servtude. but their verdict
upon him will be that there have been good
many worse Democrats than he. and that II the
right political twist had been early given to his
principles a good deal might have been made OF
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
Nmnsemenis

AMERtc AN ROOF GARDEN-vaudevilie.
cAsINo-2-s-Thc sphinx; Roof Garden Vaudeville.
EDEN MUSEE-Concert
GARDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ROSTER & BiALs ROOF GARDEN-vaudeviie.
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN-e:i6-vaudeviIs
MANHATTAN beach Day and Evening Midsummer
Merry Making and Bicycle Races.
TERRACE GARDEN-t-Merry War.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

II for no other reason than the example which
II sets. the letter Of the late Rev. Dr. Charles +.
Deems. practically empowering the trustees OF
the American Institute of Christian Philosophy
to use It's endowment fund In any manner which
might seem TO he wise and consonant with the
fundamental aims OF the Institute as planned
10y him, ought TO he read with more than ord!-
nary care 1t Is q striking and instructive Illus
tration Of the practical wisdom and liberal
mindcdness Of the man. who. as he himself OK
pressed It. had "seen the folly OF the attempt
"of men TO stretch their hands from ont their
graves to push back the inevitable Acting
on the suggestion contained In the letter. the
fund has been turned over to the University OF
the City Of New-York to establish lecturcshp
Of philosophy. II all the wealthy men who WISH
to advance the cause Of religion or education
were to act in the spirit OF Dr. Deemss letter In
making their gifts or requests. our colleges
would have less cause to bcInoan the lack OF
funds for general purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

follow that in changing the status Of the men
the purpose In all cases was to rebuke and pun
ish. Undoubtedly some Of the men whose ap-
prehcnson that in the reorganization they might
be Inundated led them TO apply for retirement
on half pay were In no danger whatever. Some,
indeed may have been on the road to prefer
ment: but there can he no question Of the need
OF perfect sympathy and n desire for the most
efficient cooperation between the Acting CHIEF
and his subordinatcs II will DO found that the
efficiency OF the bureau has not been injured
but that It's morale has been improved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

A company has been formed in Loreon TO
develop the resources OF the island Of St. Helena.
which IL not. and never has been. self-support-
ing since II has been in British possession It's
population IL small and diminishing. and II con-
tains all told only about eight thousand acres OF
land 1T for cultivation. Notwithstanding its
limited area and capabilities OF production. its
possession Is important to England. and the effort
10 make II pay Its way is thought TO be worth
while. however Il may ,urn out an invest
ment. It's fisheries said to be capable OF de-
vclopmrn,. and 50 are IT'S resources In general
making the island adequate 10 the main tenance
~ its scaniy population. II has been rather a
costly possession during the two centuries and
more IN which 10 has flown the British flag. and
IL OF diminished consequence since the Suez
Canal opened a new route TO India. But II still
retains Importance M, island fortress and
place ~ call for the fleets OF the South Atlantic
81 that the effort TO renovae It's industries-re-
duce It's charge upon the nome government-!s q
wholesome measure OF economic policy and We'll
worth the trying.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
Jnofx 10 advertisements.
Bnsiness Notifies.

Roll Ton Desks and Office Furniture.
Great Variety Of style and Price.
7. q. sELLEw.
No. III Fui:on-st. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

The New-Jersey "boodlers'' now want to go
free because their illegal acts were not legal!
That IL really all their plea amounts 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

English capital continues to flow into American
mines mills. factories and other industries,
field OF investment opened In 1881. It's volume
varying with the condition OF business here. but
on the whole. increasing and showing In the main
satisfactory results. With the late revival OF In
dustrial activity so seriously depressed by the
miserable policy Of the Democratic party and Ad-
ministration It has taken a new start. and will no
doubt continue. There Is safe and profitable en-
ployment here for all the money Great Britain
has 10 invest and she finds II difficult to put It
out elsewhere that II Is piled up in mountains. In
her treasures hardly able 70 hire itself out at
any rate OF interest There IL plenty for II to do
here and constantly broadening field for It's en-
ployment In alnos, every kind Of industry and
production.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

II any one wants to call some special day Lib
erty Day. there Is no objection. But there must
be 365 law days In every year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

Now that Mr.. Graves has taken us into the
Presidents confidence. evidences OF Mr.. Cleve-
lands "sanctincation" are cropping out on all
sides. He has even forgiven the Missouri sena-
tors and has allowed their protege. Scott Mes
bitt a typical Missouri politician. to be made ap-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

State Senator Donaldson must be hard pressed
for defenders when he Is compelled to fall back
upon typewriter, anonymous communications.
for such is the only kind that has come to this
office In his behalf What Is the meaning Of It
IL there no one sufficiently interested in the Sen
ator's canvass TO offer n defence over hts own
signature? IAN Old Subscriber" who dates his
letter at Mechancsvle. INDUCES In an attack
upon the Senator's rival. Mr.. Bracket and IN
cidentaliy gives some directions to how this
paper should be conducted. Neither The Tribune.
nor Mr.. Bracket, for that matter would object
to the publication OF these criticisms. but Of
what value are they long the author OF
them remains unknown? For all anybody knows
ne may be a full-hedged Democrat. The letter
Itself suggests that theory. and when "Old
Subscriber talks about the way 'Mr. Plat
was able to organize and carry the State last
fail" thereby earning for himself "the undying
"and everlasting gratitude OF the Republican
party" the writer's reasons for anonymity be-
come conspicuously apparent. Evidently he
does not mind talking this way so long as his
hat covers his face thoroughly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

Joe Blackburn having nothing In particular
to impart to the country Just now. will presently
say 30 In a sixteen-column interview with him
sef-provided ne can get anybody to print II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

The summer school movement has reached
NewYork at last and vacation schools" are
being conducted in public school buildings in the
reediest parts OF the city. 1t is a beautiful and
beneflcent work.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
A. lyrical American.
We have all heard Of ,typi

We have all heard Of typical
Amerlcans'. Some years ago, a
celebrated poet, now deceased,
described a then preslndent Of the
United States as a typical Ane
rican." Without %crJtlc]slny that
Characterization, or abiding t.
any living citizen, mention may
be made of one who surely belonged
to that class - or perhaps to the
better one Of practical Americans
Born IN 1902, Benjamin franklin
is as good a tlpe as can be named
of that industrious, frugal, common
sense citizen who has made our
country what it is. Without i'll
ustrlous descent or inherited riches,
be simply improved all his oppor-
tunlties. Nor was he a precocious
genius - for It was only at AZ
that he became known from his
experiments in investigating the
nature Of lighting. At Al he was
royal postmaster general for the
colonies: at 60 procured the repeal
of the Stamp Act: at SO was a
member Of the Colonial congress:
at 70 signed the Declaration OF
Independence; from 20 to 10 was
minister to France; delegate to the
convention which formed our Con
stitut'on at 81; president Of the
supreme council of Pennsylvania at
80: and died at "a. Such men have
built up our country whether found
at the pillow, the forge, in the store.
in the Legislature, or engaged IN
great constructive enterprise. such
are the men who have created
the great railroad syatems OF the
present, like the Burlington, with
seven thousand miles of road,
reaching hundreds Of communities
and putting them in touch with the
world, while 1t transports millions
of people swiftly and safely from
point to point. For tickets, rates
Of fare, maps, and any Inform 'tlon
call on your home ticket agent, OF
address w. j. c.. Kenyon, Gen.
Fass. Agent, st. Paul, Mlnn.
PkACIC IA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
mad rzeka Mononghela 200
|udzi, poszed} "a przykfadem
tego1 itakze podwyzszyl place.
MANITOWOC, Wis.

MANITOWOC, Wis. -
Syndlkat, kt6ry w przeciagu
roku zakupil W Msnitowoc i
okollcy wiele gruntow, zakupll
teraz "a $4,000 realnos6, ma
ktorel znajduje sic 'artak firmly
Carl lander & O.. CO syndykat
6w 2amierza uczynic z grunta
mi. ktorych jnz "a 100000
vakutiI niewisdomo, ale siYchac
&e c%z}onkowie syndykatu 90
akcyonaryuszaml kompan1l
kolejowej. kt6ra chce pobudo
wac kolej, kohczaca sic w
Manitowoc. lie W tenn prawdy,
olewladomo, gdy2 2aoen z
Mich ME chce powiedzieG co "a
eel majs tie 2akupy gruntow
PanuJe tutal og6lne mnleman'e
lie W tgm roku zostanle pobu-
dowana kolej majaca dochod2lG
do jednej z %g}ownych kole'
Zachodu. Przyniosioby to MAS.
tn ogromn4 korzys6.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
G}uchOty ME mona
WVlecZyc

6%rodkaml, ME siegajacemi do do
tknletego b}onki ucha. G}uchota
nastepuje z powodu zaognlenia sic
blon wzd1uz rury uszneJ. Gdy ropa
tie bionY zupe4:ie zniszczy, wtedy
clezko sfucn przywr6ciG. Ma DIE
siec przypadk6w g}uchoty dziew1eec
spowodowanYch bywa przez katar.
Zap}aclmy 100 dolar6w "a kazdy
przypadek spowodowany przez katar
ktorego by ME mog}o ~wyleczyc
lekarstwo HALLS Catarrh Cure .Zg{o.
sic sic pc cyrkularze darmo
f. j. CHENEY & co..
Toledo, Ohio.
ang Sprzedaje s'e W aptekach
pc Is c..
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
NaSZ PreZent
wart przesz4o $l.00.

Kazdy nowy abonent,
ktory teraz naprzod zap{ac'
ca}oroczny abonament, w
kwooie $500, dostanie Cd mas
W podarunku "a dolara i 10
cenr6w ksiazek Z pomledzy
niz4j ~podanego spisu. Taxi
sam podarunek danny ka5demu
staren;u abonentowl, ktory
teraz ca}y roE naprz6d gazette
nasza cp|aci, wsze}ako maj
mn:ej do Stycznia 1896 r.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

nych zywcem W dol zako-
nYch, a ma straz postawlono
&o}nierzy, by laden z Mich
ole uszedl Smierci. Odtad
rze3 dalcj sic ciqgnqfa. Mtodzl
/ starry byli 2abijani, kob;etY
I dziewczyny hahbione. Wieksaa
czesc Armen zyk6w, ktorzY n1e
byli zabici, uciekli do Rosy1.
Nlekt6rzy z Mich sd W
TYhisie, n~iektorzy przyszl1 90
Ecmiodzin i opowiedziel1 o
swoioh cierpieniach. Dok}adna
Ii zba uviezionych jest MI
4iewiadoma, lecz mysle. Re
ich jest przes2io 1000. Samych
ksie&y jest Cd 40 DO 30
wlicza]sc w to biskup6w j
archimandrytow. Prawie wszY-
soy So niewinni. So W w%lezjeniu
jaxo po|ityczne przestepcy..
Sian turecklch1 wiezieh jest
okropny. Jakis gzakonnik byl
przybitY gwozdziami do muru
uwolnionY Z tel katuszy
,neczarpi W przypuszczenlu, u
by} przestepca, ac2kolwlek
by} ME winny. Wieiu wie&niom
rece skrepowano Ian ;uohaml
Tub wsadzano kleszcze
podczas gdy ma glove posta
wiono cos podobnego do
do don;c7ek koprowych, kt6re
rozpalano zarzscemi weglam1
do naiwyzszego stopnia goraca.
Ztad wielu zgi2elo W czasle
tych tortur i meczarn', albc
ich dobijano. w okollcy
Sasseun byfo oko}o LA wlosek.
W jedne] z tych mleszka1
Ksimadam, naczeloik Knrdow.
Ws,ystkich f.m'lii by}o W
tenn miejscu 3,648. czyii dus2
oko}o 70, 900. L tego co nj
opo wiadano, sadie, ze kurdy j
tureckie wojske spalily
zn,szczy1y 81 wsii 2abIli ludz
blizxo IL. 900.
TIE wioskl "a nastapulace:
Shenyk 1900 mieszkah ~w,
Semal l,400, Klen'eaugan
2,400. dalej Alllantz, Ankubr,
Talwarik, Armand, Kliloghenk,
Teualeuk, P'Surkh Hsrtuk,
Hhasmuth, M1rdin, Klellaike
uuAan, BERN, P'Amtank B ein
beniu. Maszeina, Dzor~'r,
Sp'Hgierp, Teghart, A|kho
Wit, Mvraiu, Ariu>on, Kourou
han, P'Surkash, 5ouraham i
Huhlu'',
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
RZez W Arlnenii.
pod TURKIEM).

Gazety europejsk'e podaja
sobie straszne szczeg6}Y o
mordowaniu Armenczykow
przez Turk0w = opowiadane
niby przez pra}ata ormtnskls-
60 Khirmirf:
Rel Armen ,z>kow w go
rach Sasscun byl4 skutkieln
z}ego tureckiego rzadu. W ar
mehskich prowjncyach poole
gtych Turkom, zasada okru
cienstw i ucisku cd wlelu lat
byia utrzYmYwana. ia san
by}em naccznym swiadklem
wszelkiego rodzaju okrucien
s1wa. Rzeciwiscie Gale so lat
mego 2ycia up1yneto ~sr6d
tych przesladowan W Armenii,
Lat temu 20 Tub 80 lud
armenski, kt6rego potion
umys1u byt niski, mogl pojac,
dlaczego te nIeszczescia uah
spadalY. Og6lu'e m?5la}, De to
SO kary "a ich grzechy. Obecple,
kiedy nar6d pocza} myslec,
doskonale roznmie, iaka jest
przYczyna tych przesladowah.
L poczatku professionally, potem
czynnie sic bronilj, W kohcu
otwarta rozpoczeli Wake.
W1edy TurcY zrozulnjeli cafe
MISUNDERSTANDING, Ola tego
chcie'i schwytaG wszystkich
kt6rzy %prowadzlli Wake
ukara6 "a powstanie przecIw-
ko Kurdom. Z powodu g0rzy
stei, nieprzestepnej okolicy
chybili swego celu. Cokolwjek
baoz, 6urdowie sformowal
swoJe oddziaty i,a3eby pew ole
wYlowi6 lud, ukrYwajacYch sit
W g6rach, 5000 reguralneg<
wojska dodano i'm do pomocy
ArmehczYcy, zawdzieczaja'
gorzystej okolicy, wygodniej
sza mieli pozycya i dlatego
gdy ich Turcy zaatakowali
napotkali opor. Pouiewa:
Armenczycy stanowiIi mniej
szosc a potem byli pozbawie
nj amunicyi j 4ywnoS;i
zmuszeni byli w koncu ST.
poddaG. W czas;e walk kilk,
| 4o}nierzy byto zabitycb ale t.
bylo niczem W porownanlu
: tymi, ktorych Kurdy i Turc'
; potem zamordowali. Sxoro 81
tylko poddal', $50, wli;zaja
1 " to 8 ksie&y, by}o wrzuoo
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

PITTSBURG, Pa. Is Marca.
- G6rnicy tutej szego obwodu
ga wielce uradowani wobec
dobrych widokow zwYciestwa.
Wlasciciel kopalni w. P.Rend
z Chicago zatsudniajacY W
swych kopalniacb mad koleia
Pan Handle przeszto 700 ludzi
oSwiadczy}, ID podwy4szy place
IA SO CT. jak to g6rnicy
zadaja. WszYscy wrocili dzisiai
rauo do piracy. l W, FISCHER,
zatrudniajacy " swej kopalnl
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
PRELENT
dla abOnent0w Il dOfu
u4ann0v0h
pfacacych.

II K a | e d arz M aryah'
S k ma rok Pahski 1895.
p W eso1y w lerszole e.
t i: - Powinszowania ma wszelkle
przygody, Zaprosiny ma wesele l
pioseneczki weselne-z obrazkamj.
81 Przygod Y Lorka a. =
Clekawe o%powladanle z czas6w
Plastowskich.
a. Je&eH a6oneM zannlejsco-
wy, zap2taclwszy 2 dolo,y zazeq1ego
abonamentu, praqnae dostac codo
plero wyssczeg6zmiomy p'ezent,
powlnjen rozem 2 abonan7entem
nades7uc 5 centow ma p1zesetke
pocztowq. haczej wcaze od mas
podarunku nae dostanle.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
MI ERYKA

ROBOTA w niektcrych
Stenach JUL dz;siaj die lepiej,
niz przes,}ego roku " po|owie
lata. Szc7eg0lnie W pi}ach i W
stalowniach niezwyk}y rucb
sierozpoczyna. " Pennsylvania
wsZystkle Cd 1awna
zamknieto stalownie otwarto.
" Wisconsinie jul pare du2ych
pil W ruch puszczono. ko!e]e
IA gwa}t rozpoczynaja budowy
- prz7 mostach, stacyach,
pray sypau,u nowych torow
it'd. Szczeg6lcie wiele zacZe1Y
budowa6 stare koleje ma Pot
nocnym Zachodzie, jak Il. p,
S.. Paulska, North Western
i Burlingtohska. easy,
Bogu dzieki, ola robotnik6w
sic poprawiaja, i pszenica
wnet r6jdz1e W gore, b han.
diarze zboza przeczuwa]a, re
wnet, z powodu niedoboru
wskutek zesz!orocznel posuchy
ma Zachodzie, zabraknie miesz
kanoom Stau6w Zjednoczonych
pozywienia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

te dostarcza oko}o 500 WACO
now nasion ro1nego gatunku
Jak wiadomo, 43 powiatY
stanu Nebraska naw1edzone
zosta1y susza i nieurodzaj em +.
Ola obsiania grunt6w tych
potrzeba bedzie okoEo 10000,
900 buszli ziarna i nasion.
z Wis,
donosza, il W borach tamtej
szych robotY sic JUL skon
czyfy.
PITTSBURG, Pa: Cor
nicy t~uteiszego obwodu 20.
stanowi)i ma swei k~onwepcyi
aada6 SO cent0w Cd tony Jazz
dawniej p}acooo, lub zastraj
kowaG.
w NEW ORLEANS kilku
ludzi zmar2lo podczas zaw1e1
6nie&nei, podobnie& W Rich
mond.
W rnro2
zniszczy1 do szczetu zb'ol
pomarahcZ.
MINISTERSTWO rolnictwa
publikowalo tYch dnlach
rapport o klesce zesz}orocznej,
spowodowanej susza. W Ne
brasce zebrano w roku 1898
l27, zoo, 900 buszli kuxurydzy
kornv), a W r. 1894 tylko
1856, 900, czyli mniej 1853,
345 900 buszli W wartosc'
$50 900, 900. W Poludniowe
Dakocie zebrano ". 1898 roku
20 52l, 900 buszli kukurydzy
r. 1894 tylko 100000. "
[owie. gdaie zwykle zbiorf
roczn:e $50, 900, 900 do $50
900, 900, W zeszfym roku bylt
tylko 81 100000. Kansa:
produktowat zamlast l40, 600,
900 tylko Al, 700, 900, czyl
"a Il miiion6w dolar6w mnlej
Doliczywszy do tego strat>
innych stan0w, MONA sm1a1,
twierdziG, &e straty "a sauna
kukurydze wynosily 2O(
milionow dolarow. Jedynie "
potudniowych stanach udatt
sic kukurydza,
CHICAGO. - Dvie tutej
SEE poranne gazety demokra
tycznz angielskie Herald
Times po}aczy}y sic '
jedna pod nazwa nllme
Herald.
MILIONER noWolorsk1
William K. Vanderbilt, otrzy
mai rozw6d ze swa iona Alv
q domu Smith. PAM Wander
bit o%trzymuje opieke ma
dziecmi, kt6re ma wychowa
W Stauach Zjednoczonych
Otrzyma tel wcale ,,przyzwc
to- utrzYmanle Cd rozwledz'c
uego mez., ktory odstapi} j
pafac marmurowy w Ne'
!, Yorku ma wlasnosc i PLACID j
bedzie 100000 rocsnie. Var
derbilt ozenii sic W rok
Z 1878, liczac lat 20, terra
) podr6zuje W swoim pysznyl
statku po Morzu Sr6dzlen
mem, W towarzystwie ]akle
, panny Neustretter.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

KONGRES So juz sic
.'ozjecbal. Pr2ekupstwem SVEN
ociezaf)s;ia okry1 on cate
Stany Zjeduoczone hahba.
karciar2
Harry Hayard W Minneapolis
natal chtopa, ktorY zab;} lego
bogata kochanke, d gdy 60
przyaresztowuno i stawiono
pred sad przysieg!Ych> zwala}
wiue tego morderstwa pa
swego brata. Rozprawy sadowe
ciagneiy sic przesz]o mlesiac,
lecz ostatecznie iednak, W
poniedzia1ek bie1acego tygod.
MIA, skazano Harrego HaYarda
ma kare smierci.
STANY Illinois i Missouri
obiecafy pieszczes!iwym far
merom wNebrasce swa pomoc.
Kazdy powiat wymienionych
wY2ej stan6w obowiazal sic
dostawiG ola farmerow Ne
braskl wagon naslon. Opr0cz
tego stany Iowa, Minnesota i
Indiana obieca}Y tel przyiSc z
pomoca. Obliczono, il stany
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
ap5s gksEazek, jake
III d ma lbrezent
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