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Sharp County record., 1897-01-22

Notice is hereby given that the following
administrators and guardians have fled their
accounts current for settlement with their res
peclive estates ut the November term lo1o towit
A NUAL;
G. W. Shaver, Adm Est, VIM, Va'gn Dec
Hugh Spots Ord Atlantic Ledlord.
nd all persons hayng exceptions 10 me anu
falling 10 do so on or before the Sd day OF the
Feb FERN, 1881 Oi this COrut VIII be jorefei
barred from exempllng thereto
jasper Juslus, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-22

Notice is hereby given that the following
administrators and gua,liM ms have II Ell their ac-
counts current for settlement WIN their respect
I'VE estates ut the August term, 1876
ANNUAL.
Calvin Mobley, admr, est, Daniel Pickett
dec.
NJ, d, Hunter, grdn' est. N. A. Hunter dec,
And all persons having exceptions to file and
failing to do 50 ON or before the 3d day Of the
November term, lsy6 ofthis court, VIII be Tor
ever barred from cXcmptng lhcl ct0.
JASPER JUsrUs Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-22

! There were thirty-sevcn
bills introduced in the Ark
anas Legislature the first
week. The first bill passed
byboth houses was an APP
preparation of 500, 900 for
the mileage and per diem
and other expenses of the
legislature.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-22

There were enough bills
introduced in the Legislature
the first week which if per-
mited to become laws
would soon place Arkansas
Ia the front ranks OF pro-
~ressive states. Give us a
railroad commission, the
right to build railroad by
convict labor, county super
vision, and an amendment
TO the constitution, allowing
the people to build roads
by taxation and Arkansas
can no longer be pointed tc
as a place where the moss.
backs dwelleth. 1t is hoped
that each of these meas
\pres will be permitted to be-
ZONE a law.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-22

upon the people of Arkansas
to witness against him
whose OK he has taken, or
whom he has defrauded or
oppressed or of whom he
has received 4 bride t.
blind his eyes Herewith.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-22

Senator Sh erman will
be President McKinley's
Secretary of State. He has
made known his willingness
to accept,
Sharp County record., 1897-01-22

Gov, Dan w. Jones took
the oath of office last Mon
day, His inaugural address
was one of the very best.
Gov. Jones' will give Ark
ansas a clean democratic
administration. His high
est ambition is to see her
crowned with that prosperi-
ty she deserves.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-22

We are under obligations
to Hon. H. B. Armstead
Secretary of State, for {
copy of his Biennial Report
1t contains clear and con
else statements OF the Ele'
ction Laws, Peniten tiary,
Pensions, the Confederate
Home and many other sub
jacts of Importance to every
citizen in the state. Mr..
.Armstead retires from Of
fee with the thanks and
best wishes of our people.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-22

There were three railroad
commission bills iutroduc ID
In the legislature the first
week. This looks like we
are sure to have a railroad
commission.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-22

Hon. J. H. Amicker o t
Washington county h a S
introduced a bill in the
lower house of the legis-
lature to establish county
--Xervisiun. ~
Sharp County record., 1897-01-22

tor ]. X. Jones is
ing a few days in
nsas. H e was r e.
led to a six years seat
the United States Sen
~ate by the legislature last
Tuesday.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-22

\. bill to establish and
ain a uniform course
y t books in our public
has been introduced.
his measure will
law.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-22

least our farmers are paying
as a tribute to bad ROADS SIS
or $3.50 annually, How
does this strike you for
economy these hard times?
Sharp County record., 1897-01-22

Weouy from manufacturers for the cash,
shlplh car load lots, carry the largest, best
assorted and most complete stock of goods
and are prepare ed to handle our immense
trade most economically.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-22

IL lisa fact that our goods arc cnIirc-
~ rcliable, our prices absolutely
the lowest and our business meth.
DDS thoroughly satisfactory.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-22
Headquarters
For 43 Years

have been leaders Fl and Osan busness
in Arkansas for the long period mentioned above aa4 are Justly
proud Of the repuao we have made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13

the bimetallic resolution reported TO II ny
the caucus committee. OF which Mr. Woi-
cott OF Colorado. Is chairman. MI
Chandler. who has given the question MS
personal attention. in the absence OF tne
chairman, was asked II he knew that the
resolution as framed was satisfactory 10
all elements in the Senate and could pass
without opposition. While Mr. Chandler
was able to say that a resolution pro-
viding for a conference to secure bimetai.
lism by International agreement wouio
pass without opposition, he could not as
sure his associates that the one agreed 10
by the committee would meet with unani-
nous approval AS worded by the COM
mittee the resolution calls for con-
ference TO arrange for the free coinage
of silver at a fixed ratio by international
agreement The free-silver Democrats
and Republicans and the Populists insist
that the words free coinage shall De
changed 50 as to read: Free ana un-
limited coinage" Several other changes
were suggested as essential to the Sc
curement of absolute harmony. and the
caucus then adjourned until Friday. NO
other subject was discussed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
Mckinley and Hobart, I'll; brs"n'
176, seyyaII, 15s; Watson, 1S.

NEW YORK. January 12.-The follow
ing is the electoral vote by States, as the
result of the meeting of the various
State electors yesterday:
Alabama-Bryan. IL; Sewell. IL.
Arkansas-Bryan, S. Sewall, 8; Watson.
5. y.
alifornia-McKinley and Hobart 8;
Bryan. /; Sewall, !.
Colorado-Bryan and Sewall. a.
onnecticut-McKinley and Hobart, 8.
Mckinley and Hobart, 3.
Florda-Bryan and Sewall, 4.
Georgia-Bryand and Sewall. b.
Idaho-Bryan and Sewall. 3.
Ulinois-McKinley and Hobart 81.
Indiana Mckinley and Hobart, 15.
Iowa-NIc kinley and Hobart. IL.
Kansas-Bryan and Sewall, 10.
entucky-McKinley and Hobart, III
Bryan and Sewall, /.
Louisiana-Bryan and Sewali, ..
Maine-McKinley and Hobart b.
Naryland-McKinley and Hobart, s.
Nassachusetts-M Mckinley and Hobart,
IS.
Nichigan-McKiuley and Hobart, IA.
innesota-McKinley and Hobart, 3.
Mississippi-B and Sewall, 3.
Missouri-Bryan, II; Sewall, lS; wat
son. T.
Montana-Bryan and Sewall, ;.
Nebraska Bryan. s; Sewall, 4; watson
4.
Nevada-Bryan and SewaH, 3.
New Hampshire-Mc Mckinley and Hobart
(. ,o
New Jersey-McI<inley and Hobart. 10
New Yorx-McKinley and Hobart. SO.
North Carolina-Bryan, IL; Sewal, D
Watson. >.
North Dakota-McKinley and Hobart, )
Ohio-McKinley and Hobart, ..
Oregon-McKinely and Hobart. 4.
Pennsylvania-McKi and Hobart %
Rhode Island-McKinley and Hobart. 4
South Carolina-Bryan and Sewall, ..
south Dakota-Bryan and Sewal, 4.
Tennessee-Bryan and Sewall, II.
Texas-Bryan and Sewall. 10.
Utah-Bryan. 3; Sewall, 2: Watson. l.
Vermont-McKinley and Hobart q
Virginia-Bryan and Sewall. u
Washington-Bryan and Sewall. 4.
West Virginia-McKinley and Hobart,
Wisconsin-AIcKinley and Hobart, IL;
Wvoming-Bryan, 3; Sewall, 2; Wat
| son, /. -
Totals-McKinley and Hobart. 2l
bryan 176: Sewall, 1888; Watson, 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13
MILLER AND CUNNINGHAM.
They Entertain the Washingtonians.
A Pleasant Occasion.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. January r.
Special THE Polk Miller performance
at the Lafayette Opera-House tonight
was a great success. The house was
well filled. Polk's reputation as a negro
delineatist having preceded him. A
charming feature Of the occasion was the
appearance of Captain Frank Cunning
ham. who alternated with Mr.. Miller,
and made the entertainment one OF the
most unique that a Washington audience
has enjoyed for a long time. Captain
Frank sang many Of his well-known
ballads. among them, my Old Kentucky
Home" the Blue and the Gray" and
others.
Tonight Captain Cunningham is in the
hands of the Mystic Shriners. He Will
leave for home early I'm the morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13
II. l.. Christinn a Co.

have I'm transit a large and varied as
sortment OF Huckins's celebrated soups.
Many OF Rlchmond's best people will
remember these soups as especially con-
ducive TO the financial success OF the
Womans Department OF the Cotton
States and International Exposition,
which the ladies served TO their friends.
They voted Messrs. j. II. W. Huckins
& co. q beautiful Special Gold Medal"
The Exposition Company also awarded
the only and highest prize 10 Huckins's
SOUP 'The Silver Medal" Huckins's
soups are very rich. and specially an i
peal TO the cultivated palate OF people
of refinement, who are well represented
In Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13
4 TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Four Persons Killed Outright-A
Fifth Seriously Injured.

PITTSBURG, PA, January l2.-At 915
O'Clock this morning the tank-house OF
the Columbia Powder Company, located in
a hollow, one half mile back from the
Ohio river, and midway between the
boroughs Of Shoustown and Shanopy'
blew up. Five minutes later the storage
room. in which was stored a large guam
tity of explosive material, was also shat
tered by terrific explosion. Mr.. Stickney'
proprie,or of the works. and his two
daughters. are dead; p. McCluskey fatal
ly injured. and Walter Crane very serious
ly injured
The glycerine magazine is now sur
rounded by uncomfortable fire, and Will
doubtless explode adding greatly TO the
damage to property At 1890 a. NJ. the
residences of Irwin and Porter Hough-
toms barn, Hart's house and other out
buildings had been burned. Houses Tor
considerable distance around were badly
shattered by the explosion, and not
window remains intact in the vicinity
The fire threatens destruction TO lhuch
other property nearby.
LATER.-A corrected list Of killed ana
injured in the explosion near Shanopy IS:
l.. d. STICKNEY, aged 40, single, Of
Coraooolis.
PETER MCLUSKEY, aged SS, single
Of ShanOpy.
ROSE iNMAN. aged 90 of Coraopolis
MATTE INMAN, aged II. of Coraopo-
lis.
Walter Crane. aged 32, married. Of
sbanopy: terribly injured, but may re-
cover.
BY almost superhuman effort the flames
were controlled before the glycerine mag
azine ignited, and a more serious catas-
trophe was averted. There were several
hundred pounds Of explosives stored
therein.
All OF the killed and injured were EN-
ployees of the company.
Tho factory. with the exception of the
elvcerine magazine. was totally destroyed
The fragments of Stickney and the TWO
Inman sisters and the body Of McCluskey
were taken to Coraopolis. where the IN
quest will be held. The cause or the eN-
plosion will probably never be known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13
january Investme ats.

Special attention OF those uesiring new
Investments is called 10 the Prepaid Stock
of the United Banking and Building Com
many This stock Is sold at so per share
the par or maturity value OF which Il
500 Upon the cost OF this stock cash
dividend OF o per cent per annum is psaio
until maturity. when the holder VIII be
entitled to receive 800 per share.
For further information apply at the
home Office of the company, No. S2l east
Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13
SPANISH SUCCESSES IN CUBA.
Executions at Uabnna for the Crime
of Rebellion.

HABANA, January 12.-Oficial reports
received here give accounts of several
skirmishes between detachments of troops
and bands of rebels in various localities
IN which the aggregate loss of the rebels
was thirty-nine killed, eleven taken pris-
oners. and a large number wounded. The
aggregate losses of the troops were one
killed and eighteen wounded.
General Toral reports that the rebels IN
strong force made an attack upon the
town of Caney, in the Santiago de CuDa
province. but that the troops under MS
command met the attack with bayonet
charge, and repeled and dispersed the
enemy.
Leocadlo Rodriguez was shot at the
Cabana fortress to-day for the crime OF
rebellion. and Claudio and Perez Mendel
and Jose and Perez Garcia will be shot
at the same place tomorrow Tor the
crime of rebellion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13
4. LEIGH THOMPSON DEAD.
Found sick In Bn'timore-iasses
Away at n Hospital.

BALTIMORE, MD, January l2.-(Spe-
cial)-A. Leigh Thompson died late Mon
day night at the Maryland University
Hospital. He was picked up on the street
sick in the afternoon, and removed to the
hospital. The cause Of death was uremia.
Little can be learned about the de-
ceased here, except that he was formerly
emploved in Washington. He is said to
have a brother Thaddeus Thompson, who
is employed at real-estate office in Rich
mond.
Coroner Grempler deemed an inquest un-
necessary and the body was removed 10
the morgue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13

Every lady can procure an American
Lady Corset by going TO julius Sycle *
Sons (The Tower to-day, and spend just
s. They do not tell you what kind of
goods you shall buy TO procure same.
You can invest s. in spool cotton, or silk
by the yard, and you will be given
nnreaf free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13
:, the paby Is Cutting Teeth,

he sure and use that old and wCl-tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children teething. IL soothes the
child. softens the gums, aliays all pain,
cures wind-colic, and Is the best remedy
for dlarrhoea. twenty-five cents a DOT
10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13
New Bell Telephones.

12S2-Grifiin. Il. }.
gs7O-C Courtney. r. w. Residence.
1875 -sitterding. F.. Leigh and Lom-
bardy streets.
2SO-Johnson, G. X.
iOsS-Madison x Bristow
yo9-Bradley, w b., Residence.
i21-Morris. W. L.. Residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
Governor Evans Attacks the Press
The Dispensnry.

COLUMBIA. 5. c., January 12-The
Legislature mc( In annual session to-day.
Governor Eyans's final message, d
lengthy document. was sent in. and will
hs read tomorrow. Its only sensational
feature is an attack on the daily press
30 the state The workings of the dis
cepsary are reviewed at great length.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13
MARK HANNA IN DANGER.
He Is on the Verge of Break
Down.

CLEVELAND, o., January R.-Mark
Hanna Is on the verge Of a break down.
He denies that he is suffering from any
thing but a severe cold, but his friends
are worried about him, and are con-
stantly advising him to take rest. 1t
's a fact that only his indomitable will
power has carried him through his work
during the last week. He had made up
is mind to &c to Thomasville, Ga, for
rest, and then he changed 1t, and said
hat he would stick to the field until his
york was done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13
Judge T.. IT. Merrick Dead.

NEW ORLEANS, La. January H.
Judge f. T. Merrick, ex-Chiei Justice OF
the Louisiana Supreme court, anu one
of the best known lawyers in the South.
Is dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13
The Weather.

WASHINGTON. January a.
Forecast for Virginia: Increasing
IClUUUY cioudiness, and probably rain az
night: warmer, northwesterly
winds. becoming northeasteriy.
For North Carolina: Threatening wea-
thor. rain In western portions at night;
nor,heasterly to easterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13

Grand display OF American Lady Cor
sets I'm the window Of. julius Sycle &
SONS (The Tower. To-day they VIII give
20 every customer free one American
Lady Corset. Read their advertisements
what they have TO say about American
LADY COrsets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13
INTERNATIONAL BIMErALLIsM.
Reuubiican senate Caucus ON Reso
luton FnvOring II.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, January G--ihe ne-
,uhticans OF the Senate held caucus TINS
morning for the purpose oi considering
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13

orders for printing sent TO the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices viii be
sure 10 please YOU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13
rl nisnafch,n New 'PhOne.

The No. OF the Dispatch's new phone
"a l25S. Patrons Will please hoee Una
The old phone No. Is l5a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13

Captain Scull has a boat-load OF fine
cherrystone oysters at Eighteenth and
Dock streets. which he will sell by the
bushel or barrel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-13

COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE.
renuest for a conference between five
members Of the Council and four mem
hers of the Board OF Aldermen as to the
reduction of the salary of the foreman
of the Lower gas-wOrks. the dispensing
with the services of "a harness pohsher III
the CITY stables. and the prohibition OF
o,,,, member of the Common Council IRON
Voting for the appointment OF any biood
relation or relation by marriage 10 any
nublic position whatsoever which hdu
been passed by the Council and rejected
bv the Board. was received.
The ordinance dealing with conferences
was read. and considerable discussion "ds
aroused 1t was argued by MT haru-
yicle that the matter had better DE Noteu
down by the Board. for the request meant
simply a plan 10 circumvent the actlon
already taken by the Boaru III '"iS
matter. ,eo,1,oe
40 s,ronted but that the committee should
bo comnoshed of four members from
each body. Messrs Noble, Snead' ana
lt,,,,,erm9nn smoke TO the resolution
which was carried by a vote OF ~ TO u
the annual statement of the boaru oi
r,ro commissioners was referred 10 the
Finance Committee. .,.,o..
NJ zimmermann presented pettions
from Mr r.. l.. Braham and Mr.. ), l.
Tvons which were referred 10 the Ooi'
,rittee on Claims and Salaries
WHAT THEY GET IN FEES
Mr. Snead presented resolution INA, az
tho Finance Committee be requii eu "a ~
rcnort ia the next meeting OF the Do'' .,' =
tha average income Of city oii0i"''
through fees. ,,.,.oa that the
Mir Hardwicke said he believed ina ii'so.,,, ,.o
connittee on Retrenchment ana heioi ~
was investigating those matters. ,.,,,.
Mr. Snead said his object III p'e i,I,,' is'a.7
tho resolution was TO get a report al "
,rhere was no saying when the coiIii..oe
,,ould report. but the Finance Comnli''gs !,
I'D the figures ready TO hand ana couiu
,onort at once. The resolution was car
ried. .,,,>,, or An,
Mp sNEAD's RETRENCHMENT PLAN
MIR snead presented another resolution, ION.
~, tbc salaries of all persons IN the cry
emnloy receiving 5000 ana up""aus
Ind he reduced 25 per cent, ana Una adS
on nersons receiving less than 49,. 49,.
should he reduced 10 per cent. In Supp. :
80 his resolution, Mr.. Snead SAID ne WIS.,, WIS.,
"a bis motion to be Put upon its paSe1se
e,,d carried because he desired 10 CIV
,tosa Gentlemen who said they were ~ ~
'.',vio,s for reform and retrenchmeht ~
I've "a practical illustration OF the iaI..
EVERY one. said he. has been reou0eu -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-06
u WashingtOnu.

P.ezydentowi doniesiono o polote.
n!u kubshskich rolnik0w, ktorych
srogi nsksr Weylera spedaii do
miast, gdzie tysiscsmi cd giodu gi.
ne Straszne sic dzieja rseczy ma
wyspie sasiedniej, pod bokiem po-
tsansj nsszej rzecsyPosPolitej, A
RAD nsss milo1y jak "a crasow
Clevelsnds, ohooiat republiksuie o.
bieOSli bronic kubah,zyk6w.
w senscie przyjsto kilks rezolu-
Oyi, miedry iunemi rezoluoye Aads-
jacs przediozsnia dslszyoh korespou
dencyj wzgledem Kuby. Senator
Vest Prredio,yi rezoluOys, aby ko.
mitet handlu przy rozpoOzeoiu ma
stePnej sesyi podsi powody srodki
do swslczsnia powoizi mad rzeks
Mississippi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-06
y dziedziny piracy.

Samuel GOmpers. Pfezydent anne
rykshskiej federaoyi praoy, rozpo-
ozsf krucyste "a osmiogodrinns pra.
%. Objetdta on obecnie stan New
York, przemawisjso do robotnikow
wsywsjao ich do wspolnej praoy W
obronie wspolnyoh interesow.
Amerykshska fedsracya prsoy IA.
misrrs sprowsdric cele oeliki wszel.
kich organizacyj robotniozyoh do
wspolnego misno wniks, q misnowi.
Gle: aby W dniu lynn msja roku
1893 ma caiej prrestrzeni tel rzsozy.
Pospolitej wszysoy robotnioy cd rs.u
rs,sdsli osmiogodzinnej praoy.
Prezydent Gompers dzisla us mo.
Oy uObwasy fsdsrscyi przyjetej W
grudniu 1867. Kruoysta ma do
bre rozPoczeta idea ia wsrod robo.
tnikow rnajduje ooraz wieoej zwo
lennikow. Wsp6lnemi siismi valley &
oni namierzsjs W Osisj tel rzsosypo.
sPoli'ej, aby wspolny osisgnac Oel.
Robotnik utrsoR jua mo.nosc spie.
nietenis prjduktu swej praoy
musi sprzedawac bsrdzo tanio swoi
c1as' O'miOgodzinna prsos dole js.
GO polepszy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-06
Ms. Skulik aresztowany!

x DIR. Skulik zostal dis rano
Przez wiad1e fsderalne sresztowany
i stawiony prred komisarrem ssdo.
wynn Bloodgood. Skarga opiewa,
ze X skulik postal X. wernicbowi
do Minnssoty karte pocatows, ns
ktorej napissi, ze X wernioh oszu.
kai go.
Posyssnis takioh kart poortowyoh
jest 1abronione prawem. X. SkuIik
zostsi wypus1czony ma wolnosc tym.
czasem, wstepne przeslucbanie cd.
osd1ie sic cd soboty "a tydzisd.
Raryer Pol
(Niecbsj to przyjmis do wisdomos.
OF p Ksrol M. W Chicago. P. RI.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-06

TreSc: Idea, ME intryga! - Jeszcze
3cim maja. - Notatki. - z die
dziny piracy. - Gem jest Zjednocze-
ME? = u zaboru pruskiego. - zie-
mi ojczystej. - Bitwa pod Kastan-
gala. List otwarty do cara Alexan-
dra III. = Rozwoj wegorza. - Pla-
tyna. - Przeglad polityczny. - Co
mysla w Europie .,Polaku W Anne
ryce" - Gawedy. = Zapytania cd
powi' dzi. - Cyrkularz XXI.-Spra-
wozdanie z Zarzadu Muzeum Mar.
Pol. - Wiadomosci Wv. - Budzmy
ducha. - Grecya wspoiczesna. -
Bfogosiawiona rasa. Tt 1 owo. -
troczystosc rozwiniecia pierwszego
eztandaru Sokolego W Chicago. =
Dewajtis. - Kronika miejscowa. -
II ostatniego koncertu. - Obchody
majowe. = Polacy W Ameryce. =
Ogioszenia.