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Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21
Mill Street JeWelrv Store

Two doors west of Pooler's is the
place to: buy your. watches, chains,
rings. and silverware at prices lower
than ever before. Also all kinds of
watch and jewelry repairing done by.
an experienced and expert workman,
who has graduated from a school in
Europe. A full stock of best eye
glasses. Eyes examined free. Errors
of refraction scientifically corrected.
=, T. O. Rye,
Matchmaker and Optician.
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21
HOmeseekers': Excursion.

I1OHeSeeKeTS" EXCURSION.
Tuesday, Jan, and 10, Feb.2 and
l6, March and is. April 6 and 20,
May 4 and rs via Chicago Great West
ern maple LeaD* at rate of one fare
for the round trip, with 81 added, tc
nearly all points in the country. Good
twenty-one days. Stop-overs on going
trip. See agent Chicago Great West
ern Railway
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21
A Valuable Prkscr1pt1on.

Editor Morrison of Worthington,
Ind, ''Sun," writes: "You have a
valuable prescription in Electric Bit
ters, and I can cheerfully recommend
it for constipation and sick headache,
and as general system tonic it has
no equal" Mrs. Annie Stehle, 1925
Cottage Grove Ave., Chicago was all
run down, Guild not eat not digestfood,
had q backache which; never. left her
and felt tired and weary, but six bot.
tiles of. Electric ,Bitters, restored: hel
health land zrenewed,, ber strength.
Price so cents and $l.00: Getsa b0Ttle
at Dorr & Wold's drug store.
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21
Austin Steam Laundry.

. .Patronize home institut utions and
have your laundry work done at the
Austin Steam Laundry in the highest
style Of the art, No chemicals used.
Laundry delivered free of charge.
Give us a trial. T. M. BURNHAM, i
j =. ~ -: ~, Proprietor. ].
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21
Bargains! Bargains! Where?

Bargains! Bargains! Where?
At the Second Hand Store Of
course. \Closing out new furniture.
and mems furnishing goods at cost,
will handle nothing but second hand
goods hereafter. It will only be a,
few days you will have chance to.
buy goods at: such "a price. Two,
doors West of Pooler's,
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21
Fine Millinery

We have in stock the very latest
novelties in hats, trimmings and or
naments. and all lines of millinery
goods: All that we ask is that you
will call and examine our goods. Our
prices are very low for first-class ma
teria1. MRS: S. G. SEAvEY.
Mrs. Hildahl's old stand.
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21
Fresh Seeds.

Fresh Garden and Flower Seeds,
true to name and sure to grow. We
have large stock OF seeds from relia-
bic growers and are prepared to sell
same in bulk, or by the package at
prices to suit the times. With each
dollar'ss worth of seeds purchased we
will give. one 2-year-old hardy rose
bush free of charge.
A. n. KINsMAN,
Austin Greenhouses.
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21
A uStin Greenhouses.

Dissolution of Copartnership.
T. The copartnership heretofore exist
ing between John @. Myhre and
Oliver J. Myhre Under the firm name
of John O: Myhre & Son, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Oliver
J. Myhre retiring. The business will
be continued by John O. Myhre to
whom all Indebtedness to the old
firm must be paid, and who will pay
will pay all inde ebtedness of the old
firm. 49,.
JOHN O. MYHRE.
-: OLIVER J. MYHRE.
Witnesses-OsCAR MYHRE,
''' MRS. J. Q. MYHRE. ~
=. Elkton, Mimi, March 20, 1897. s
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21
Kentucky Jacks.

Parties wishing the services OF
good full blood mammoth Kentucky
jack or a good Belgian stallion or
wishing to purchase jacks, call on or
address Fl. S. Hammond, Lansing,
Mimi.
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21

Please ca II at our store and examine
our samples of O. w. Richardson's s
Carpets. We can save you money and
furnish the best of goods '#%<
PHILLIPS & DONOVAN. :"
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21
Agents Wanted. J.

Wanted at once five hundred agents
to sell the Lock-pin Clevis to farmers
and others. Sells at sight. For fur
sther particulars and terms, address,
w. 2. HoPP1N, General Agent, Dex-
ter, MINI. Inclose stamp for reply. -
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21

The Great Northern Railway has
one million acres Of choice wheat
lands in Minnesota still undisposed
Of. Write for maps and full particu-
lars, to Land Commissioner, Great
Northern Railroad, st. Paul MINI. 10
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21
BUSINESS LOCALS.

"A large stock Of dry goods, just re-
ceived at bottom prices at NJ. O. Will
son & Sons, Lyle, Mimi.
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21
Land For Sale

Land For Sale.
Forty acres of land two miles west
of Austin. runs to creek bottom.
Nearly allunder cultivation. Inquire
Of D. E. Bero, Austin. 49tf
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21
" Miss Rose Bulson is expected home
from Fergus Falls today 5..5

y hfiss Rose Bulson is expected home
from Fergus Falls today.
A good pair Of mems grain heather
shoes at NJ. o. Wilson s. Sons, Lyle
for $1.25. !.
The little girl born to MI. and
Mrs. VIII. Ryther last Thursday, died
on Monday.
Pasture your horses this season.
with Stimson and Baird. No barb
wire on the premises. =
Bible studies at the Congregation
al church at 10 o'clock every forenoon
this week, instead of in the afternoons.
The Austin cement works are get
ting in shape to commence the sea-
sons operations soon. 1t is under
stood that extensive improvements
will be made. = ..z~.s.<,. Il
If the care of the hair were made
part of lady's education we
should not see 50 many gray heads:
and the use Of Halls Hair Remover
would be unnecessary, II
The ladies aid society of the
Lutheran church will gives a supper
and have sale of fancy articles this
evening in the store recently occupied
by Loucks & Hollister on Main St.
Proceeds to 60 toward the new church..
For stockings and mittens for the
children, dye the wool: with Putnam
Fadeless Dyes, Scarlet, Cardinal. or
Turkey red. Each time you wash
them makes them brighter. Sold by
Smith & Huntley. ''''~ :.
Lost, Friday noon between Ram
sey and Austin on the east road, an
Elgin stem winding mems hunting.
Case watch, gold filled. ~ :!'' -
-. OLE KLEMsTEAD,
,~., Corning, P. o. =
Farms, improved and unimproved,
for sale cheap in Redwood county,
Mlnn. For terms, prices and all par
ticulars enquire by letter Of Till lib.
belts, real estate agent at Redwood
Falls, MINI. Reference Birum s. BIZ
rum, hardware merchants, Austin,
MINI. l3 ,.r :o.r; -
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21
Farm for Sale

Farm for Sale.
My farm of $50 acres, four miles
northeast of Austin. With improve
ments. Price $50 per acre.
:. If WILLIAM G.. HERzOG.
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21

For Sale or Trade.
Two full blood Jersey bulls, one
year, old. GEORGE JOHNSON.
ST: Brownsville, MINI.
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21

O.. To Gardeners. ~. =.
Don't send away for your seeds
when you can buy as good and much
cheaper in bulk at Pooler's. :, J
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21
To ST. Louis and Kansas City

IS 10 st. LOUIS aHQ hdHsaS AIty.
/ The only through train service daily
from Austin direct for ST. Louis, Kan
sas City and Peoria lis over the Iowa
Central Railway, making direct con-
nections in union depOts at these
points with lines onverging. s5
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21

Seeds! Seeds! Seeds!
Garden, field and flower seeds in
bulk at POoler's.
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21

A pair of ladies' $500 shoes, for $l.5o
at NJ. o. Wilson & Sons, Lyle, MINI.
Mower County transcript., 1897-04-21

Santa Barbara y A pril 7th, 1897.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
House orRcprcsentn1tvcs

To-day's session Of the House vas taken
up almost wholly in the consideration Of
business relating to the District OF Column
local interest or Importance.
Ihe copy OF the returns Of the votes Of
the several States for Presidential electors
which the law directs shall be sent to the
Speaker, were laid before the House and
VIII remain on the table until the official
canvass Of the vote Is made on Wednes-
Mr.. Terry democrat OF Alabama. } asked
II mere was report from all the States
and Speaker Reed replied that he believed
there was: tina under the law one corv
was sent TO The President Of the Senate and
one 70 the Speaker of the House.
MI. Talbot tcemocraD Of South Carolina
endeavored to get before the House a con,
current resolution OF the Legislature. OF
MS state. 1aVoring Cuban recognition but
objection was made TO It's reading an,. TO
printing It in the Record. Mr. Talbot was
compelled to content himself with a refer
ence OF The Resolution to the Committee
on Foreign Affairs
me speaker appointed Messrs. eros
Senor tNepub,tcan) Of Ohio. and Richard
son tDemocraO OF Tennessee, tellers or the
part OF the House to count the electoral
vote. LII - 80 'i
The second agreement Of the conference
on NE immigration bill was presented 10
the House by Mr.. Danford, who gave no
ice mat he would call it UP for action TO-
AT $40 o'clock the House adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
NOR III CAROLINA

take course in the Business College of
Birmingham, Ala. 8E
The Albemarle house, the oldest hotel
IN the place. now under the management
OF Mr.. M. J. SAWYER, Will close on the
18th inst.
;Mr. VIII Fenner, Of Halifax, N. c.,
VINO was on the popular Edenton base
ban team last year. was In the city yea
terday.
churches yesterday. and IL being The first
sunday IN the month, communion was
administered in most of them.
~ this writing the body Of Capt.
Richard Sawyer, who was drowned last
week. has not been recovered.
Messrs. j. II. Leroy and j. A. Green
were In Edenton Sunday.
MT. NJ. J. Sawyer, proprietor OF the
Albemarlc hotel Will occupy the resi-
dence on West Main street. owned ana
recently vacated by Mr. p. II. S. Sander
SON .a.aH-. $500 :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
SUICIDE OF MIR. JAMES ". SMALL
Family Troubles Thought 10 rIave
Been tho Cause #

Elizabeth City, n. c.. Feb S.-(spec,aD
Mi James ". Small, Very promi
nent and wealthy farmer of this conntv
committed suicide by shooting himself
to-day. Family troubles are supposed to
have been the cause. He was widely
known and highly respected by q wjda
circle Of friends.
Mr.. Penelope, relict of the late Charles
W Brothers. and for many wears a resic
dent or this place. died yesterday at the
residence Of ller son, in Northern North
Carolina. 80 = -
Z Mrs. S. Z. Speight left o-day for a
Visit or several weeks 10 friends and re-
iattVes in Norfolk and vicinity. =.
Mr.. James NJ. Hill leaves TO-DAY 70
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09

concluded from Seventh Page.l
Schr. VIM. L. Franklin, Tolley. Bal
timore, with lumber
Schr. II. B. Meredith, Adams, Chicka-
hominy river. light
Schr. James d. Dewell, Chatfeld. Bos-
ton. with coal
Schr John K. soutter, Hamilton, Glen
iuegos. with coal.
Barge n. 6 w. No. s. Boston, with
coal.
Barge Moonbeam. Boston, with coal.
Tug DR.. ] p. Witbcck, Wood, Peters
burg, with harges Drawn and George
town
Barge Rowland, North Carolina. light.
SAILED.
Schr. lanes Davidson, Rankin. New
haven, with oyster SHELLS.
Schr Sadonia Gurley, Gurley, Wash
ington. In tow
schr John 9. Ferguson. Taylor. North
carolina 70 Baltimore, in tow.
schr VIM. L. Burton, Taylor, Balti-
Tug Peerless Snow Hill, Md. with
three barges in tow
srcn,Grnndmm
, rug l.. Luckenba ch, with two baroas
IN Tow, passed out the Capes at 1920
a. m. II ...o
Tug n. & ". NO. 2, with two barres
AZ LOW, passed out at 1920.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
DENIED HIS QUIET TO THE LAST
A Charlotte Negro Dics Protesting
HIS lnnnccnce

Charlotte. N. c., Feb. S.-NI onroe John
son. colored, was hanged In the county
jan mere at II: 10 this morning His
neck was broken by the fan and he wa 9
pronounced dead within eleven minutes
Johnson was convicted Of the bur-
Elary OF the home Of Mr.. Cowan Shields
on the night Of January g. 1896. Miss
shields was awakened by some one
fumbling over her bed. On making an
cutlery she was shot at twice and thrown
over trunk. Down stairs the escaping
burglar shot and wounded Mr.. Shields.
The latter recognized the voice and
Identified the face as that OF Monroe
Johnson. Efforts We're made to get the
Governor to interfere, but ne refused to
do So Johnson's last words on the
scaffold were that he was innocent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
BELyIDERE.

Belvidcre. n. c., Feb S.--(SpeciaD-,ye
have many cases OF Ia grippe in our viz
iage; indeed few have escaped We are
glad TO state that some Of It's victims are
now convalescent. Mr.. II. a. White was
the tirst case. His and Mr.. Josiah Mich
olSon'S seems to have been the most
dithcult. We have been deprived Of and
missed no little the prompt and skilled
attention Of our physician, DR.. Thomas
n White. who has been Ill with the
same trouble. He prescribed for many
cases while he was confined to his bed.
himself under treatment or another ply
Stefan. ~
After gloomy. stormy day Saturday
sunday was one OF those spring sun
shhles when made US grip folks find bet
.er ana gave fresh hope Of q speedy re-
turn TO health.
Mr.. w. Il. White, from Hereford. wa
mere yesterday to see his father and
sister who are in the confines Of grip.
Cur truckers are preparing to plant
peas. But few viii be put in this season.
Mrs. j. Il. Darden has been anttcipnt-
ing visit from her father for some time
we presume the weather has detained
him from making the trip
MISS Clara NJ. White Is visiting friends
IN New York City, enjoying the beauti-
ful sights Of the great metropolis.
Rev. w. G. Murr.tt NJ. T. minister on
rhls circuit, seems to be quite a popu-
lar young preacher
Or. 3. r. Lamb. formerly q practicing
physician In this section, after an alb
sence OF many years, has returned 10
his old home, and Is improving it,
Little Sybel Nicholson, the bright.
pretty pet OF the village, has ESCAPED The
grip thus far :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
ElsENRON.

Edenton. n. c., Feb e.-(speciaD-
Mr.. j. N. Elliott Is having the store re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. c. B. Elliott suit
ably arranged FOR the restaurant busi-
ness. t.
Mr.. r. P. Jones and family have re-
turned from Winton after ten days alb
sence.
Messrs. julie and Edward Glllam. z.
3. Berry and j. NJ. Elliott visited Hert-
ford Sunday.
The trees on Broad street are being
trimmed, OF which some were greatly In
need :
Sunday was warm, bright, sunsh!ny
day and the services at the different
churches were we'll attended.
Remember the "Conundrum Tea
Tuesday night at the Bond house, on
west Queen street, and attend same. Z.
Capt. A. Al. Hawkins and Mr.. w. J.
Warren are quite sick with the la grippe.
The little daughter Of Mr. Fred Web
Der, Holland. Mass, had a very ba d
cold and cough. which he had not been
a bic to cure with anything. gave him
20 cent bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough
Kennedy, says ". p. Holden, merchant
and postmaster al West Brimfeld, and
the next time l saw him he said II
worked like charm This remedy is
intended especially for acute throat and
lung diseases. such as colds, Group and
whooping cough and ii Is famous FOR
It's cures. There Is no danger in giving
1t to children for 1t contains nothing in
furious. For sale by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
TRUSTEES NOTICE on ass1cM<,-

TRUSTEES NOTICE OF ASSIGN.
! MENT.-Pursuant to q deed OF assign
ment from VIM. j. Harris and Percy G.
Ipseetsrie, executed exc the 21st day Of December
Of the stock Of flora. goods aid ali otter
property contained II store number IS
tire floral garden, hot. houses, ixturas anu
Harris IL Petrie ut Port Norfolk, Nor
FOLK county, Virginia. and by virtue
thereof Will proceed to sell the said stock,
E e. and appartenances by retail or
the late said Harris l. Petrie viii please
make PROMPT settlement 70 me at my Of
sons haYing claims against the said Har.
6 RS teeriG VII please present same.
as convenient. '..LGlEs 81, -, -
a competent agent has been appointed
to CONDUCT the business al IS CRANKY
s 81 ana az PER- persons desiring floral goods
purchases at that place. A complete in-
Fentory OF said property has been muGe
and may be seen ut my oihce at any time
by any person concerned
J.. W. EASON,
oecZS-tl Trustee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09

The vote was then taken and resulted in
an overwhelming majority against public
debate The votes cast in favor or an cpsn
session Were: Brown, Hill. Lindsay, PEI
Ter, Roach, Stewart, Tillman and Teller
merits was then began and lasted until
500 y. m. when the Senate adjourned until
Tomorrow .
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Z BY virtue Of a Certain deed OF trust,
bearing date. the 18th day 81 q Nav. isee. and
a,uiy OF record In the Corporation Court,
e 9 OF Norfolk. IN pages 95 ana So, docket
CURED. shall sell at, public auction. on
Sc, e the goth day of February,
the premises, ct No: IS iold nu1nber1 Fen.
church street, Norfolk, the Following prop
erty, being the Same conveyed BY said
pany sta honary engine, 7x10, I1-horse
power and one vertical. steam boiler, ID.
No. 10 Inspirator and all fittings and fixs
lures, including Is feet OF stack 's''G
Terms OF sale cash.
fe9-10t CIIAS. 8. CONNER. Trustee 5.g
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09

Mr. Stewart made vigorous speech in
not say so In words, the inference was
drawn from his remaks that he desired
be conducive TO the defeat Of the treaty
Mr. H!'l again took the floor and made
q hrlef speech in favor OF his motion ana
was replied &c by Mr.. Sherman, who made
a final appeal to Senators not to open the
doors on such an important matter as was
now before the Senate
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
SHIPPING NEWS.

Concluded from Seventh page.>
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-13
NAKARMIENIE RZESZY.
TAX ci jedli i byli nasyceni

TAX ci jedli i byli nasyceni..
A tych CO jedli byfo oko}o czterech tysiecy..
Marek. VIII. 8. o.
.. szedf raz Chrystus posr6d rzeszy wiernej
z czofem pogodnem jak gwiazda ma wschodzie.
objai wzrokiem mifosci bezmiernej
Tfum, CO zapomniaf o trudach gfodzie
pfynsf "a MIN jak stubarwna rzeka
z szelestem bfagai dziekczynnym spiewem.
Ze skwsrnych niebioa ciekfa duszna spieSa,
Wiec siadi ma wzg6rku cd palmowem drzewem
zaczaf m6wit...... Ma siuchacz6w twarzy
Uniesien, WARY odbiiy sie blaski.
BiogosG strzeliia z 6cz biednych nedzarzy;
ma wspomnienie wiekuistej faski
Ma my6l, 70 W niebie bedzie dobrym lepiej,
W niebie, gdzie ME ma kalectwa, niedoii
Wstawali chrsmi. cieszyli sic Slept;
Bo i'm sic zdafo, ze ich mic ME boli....
zachwyceniu tax siuchafa rzesza
Prostych stow mistrza, W znios}ych serdecznych,
Ze ME spostrzegfa jak sic sfo1ce zwieszs,
Tonac ma niebie wer6d obfok6w mlecznych.
Ksiezyc, co wpfynaf ma mOdre obszary,
Jak Chrystus efowem mifOsci WARY
Nakarmfi tfumy zgfodniafego ludu -.
szfy do domu to re 'ze tysiaczne
2 g}ebi serc modify pfynefy In wdziezcne:
Oto mistrz s}odki, nauczyciel boski!
EDWARD KUBALsKr.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-13
Obojetni ma nedze.

Buffalo, N. Y.-Czytsjao W jed
nym z poprzednioh numer6w came.
ryki;' owym polaku " Cleveland,
kt6ry w6z napelniony chlebem roz-
daa miedzy ubogich, musze tu " (
znac, ze ME wszedzie zdarzy sic ozyn
tax chwalebuy. l pas " Buffalo,
zawisza} e, jak po lata poprzed-
nie, komitet dobroczynnosci, kt6re.
60 zadaniem bvso zsja6 sic cierpia.
cymi ned.e. Niestety, pomimo, 20
pomiedzy polakami nedsy ME orak,
a moze nawet jest ona wieAsza niz
miedzy innemi naroaowosciami, to
komitet ME by} dotychczas }askaw
ma naszvoh polsk,ch biedak6w. Me
jsden, kt6ry zglosis sic owa po-
moo, odszed1 proznemi rekoma!. i.
Ale ME dziwota temu. Zamozniejsi
polacy tutejsi ME przyczyniaj& sic
wcale do sk}adek, chooiaz wydaja
rome sunny ma blichtr utrzymanle
sic " pozycyi "pahskiej." TymcEa
sem tysisce naszych wyciagajs reoe
po wsparoie. Czyzby wiec ci, 90
dziesiatki dolar6w wydaje ma zbyte-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-13
Hiszpanie pObici.

New York. Hiszpahski oddziaA
pod dow6dztwem genera3a Vara del
Ray, LEGACY 1000 ludzi, zosta} przez
Kuba1iczykow pod dow6dztwem ge-
nera@a Calixto Garcia zupe4nie pobi.
ty. Przesz@o 1000 Hiszpanow poleg@o.
General Vara del Ray W swym ra-
porcie podaje, ae mia4 tylko 1900 zo4-
merry, a Kubahczyk6w by}o 5000.
Przyznaie, ze straci} 500 ludzi, ale
straty Kubanczykow maja bye wick.
sze. General Vara del Ray maszeru-
jac do Manzanillo, zosta{ przy przej-
sciu przez rzeke Buey zaczepiony.
Kubahczycy rozpoczeli ogieh karabi-
nowy il dw6ch armat. Przejscie Przez
rzeke trwa2o dwie godziny. Wiele
koni zatopi}o sic gdy armaty pre-
jezdza4y przez mafy most, tenze za2a-
mai sic; jedna armata wpad}a W RE-
ke drugs i Geese woz6w Hiszpanie
pozostawili ma tel stronie rzeki. Ma
drugiej stronie rzeki inny oddzia} po-
wstahc6w uderzy4 ma rozproszone JUL
szeregi i odebra} wszystkie wozy. &C.
neral Vara del Rey ledwie zdo4a}
uciec. Kuba6czycy zdobyli osm set
karabin6w, jedne armate, 500, 900 ma
boi wielki zapas zywnosci, przezna.
czonych dla za}ogi " Manzanillo.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-13
Polska fabryka

New Britsin, Conn.-Wykryto tu
W tyoh dnisch fs3sserzy pieniedzy
kt6rymi So p'la,y osadzono wszyst'
kich W wiezieniu. Nazwiska tyct
fabrykantow 50: Antoni Zieli6ski
Antoni Pop}awski, WI. Kossakow.
ski, Jan Kowalski i iona jego, Anna
Ludzie oi cd szesciu m,esieoy ME.
NAL zasypywali ca}y stan Connect.
out pieniedzmi swej "mennicy," al
wreszcie, ma balu W Hartford PREY.
dybano ich, gdy wydawali fa}szywe
dolary.
Aresztowani t1umacza sic, ze ne
dza zmusiaa ich do togo falszerstwa
Kossakowski przyby& tu Peunsyl.
wanii, gdzie praoowa} W kopalniaoh
wegla, Z'elihski zas by} przez d}uz.
sly ozas zatrudniony " warsztataoh
Stanley, przy Platynowaniu, gdaie
tez nabyd mia{ wprawy potrzebnej
PREY fAbrykaoyi pieniedzy.
Kossakowski, Kowalski jego 20.
ma postawieni zostali pod $4,000
kaucyi, Poplawski zas Zielihski,
zsJmujacy sic tylko rozmiana picnic.
dzy pod 81, 900 kaucyi.
w ostatniej chwili aresztowano
niejakiego Monde i stawiono 60 pod
$500 kaucyi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-13
WOJNA @ kRETE,
WEYLER CKCE REPUBLIKI
Raczej ma kubie, ME wr6ci do Hisz'
panii. Przygotowania wojen.
ne Grecyi Turcyi.

Kanea:-Powstahcy przy Candamo
zaprosili konsula bryty jskiego do ma
rady, czyli i lie propozycya mo-
carstw jest Ia autonomis Krety. Pod
dani greccv W Retimo zostali wezwa-
nj 10 Grecyi, i z tel przy yczyny
przypuszczaia wszyscy, ze woj-
ma juz zosta}a ogioszona. Bitwy ma
granicy turechiej usts}y powsta1cy
greccy poczeli sic cofat zobawy pred
ciezkiemi dzia}ami, kt6re turkom ida
W pomoc.
Potwierdza sic tel wiadomost, lie
powstshcy greccy W pien wycieli 400
turk6w W Silia.
Trudno ma razie orzec, kto " tym
wypadku najpierw zawini4, DO jedni
ma drugich wine zwalajs.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-13
DROBNE TELEGRAMY.

Saloniki.-W ko}ach wojskowych
panuje goraczkowy ruch. Wys}ano
znow cztery bataliony rezerwy do Ca
tarina. Mad grecks granica W Mace
donii i Epirus stoi teraz 60 batalionow
tureckiej piechoty, Is bateryj artyle-
ryi piet pu4kow konnicy.
kanea, Kreta.-Okrety mocars:w
wylsdowa&y W Selino mieszany oddzia&
majscy sic udac do Candano, siedm
mil cd Selino, ably sic wstawic "a
muzu&manami, oblegany mi przez pow
stancow.
Rzym. .~-Papiez Leon XIII skon.
czy} tych dniach 81 lat.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-13
Weyler chciafby republiki.

Madryt Sytuacya Hiszpani jest
nader krytyczna w wielu okolicach
panuje wielka bieda, z czego korzy-
staie karlisci, buntujac lud przeciw
rzsdowi. Wed}ug obiegajscych tn
pog}osek, rzad ME odwo4a Weylera,
DO ma on byc republikaninem wo-
la&by ma Kubie ogaosic republike, niz
~rocit do H'szpanii ME pokonawszy
powstanc6W.