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The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12
FATE OF NORFOLK ISLAND.
II Has Dsen ssiseA aAA Annexed ~
yew SDutk wale0,

IL Has Bees HsiseA aAA Annexed ~
View Ssath Wales.
Another little republic has been alb
sorbed and its Individuality lost in .
greater and more powerful stste, says
the New York Sun. Very quietly the
self-govsrning island Of Norfolk in the
South Pacific ocean has been annexed
by the government Of New South Wales.
The inhabitants Of this primitive se1tle-
ment are the descendants of the mutt.
neers Of the Bounty, who took refuge
on Pitcairn island in 1889. In 1856 the
islanders had 50 far increased in num-
bers that Pitcairn island wAs insuffi-
cient for their needs, 20 many migrated
70 the larger island of Norfolk, where
they continued their own form Of gov
eminent
Unfortunately their laws and meth
DDS, though entirely satisfactory to
themselves, recently excited the unfa-
vorable notice Of the governor Of New
South Wales. The chief fault Of the
system seemed 70 be that there was NO
paid policeman and no prison, and that
consequently debts were difficult Of re-
covery and crime could not be punished
adequately. Although the islanders
unanimously declared against being
handed over to New South Wales and
prepared to follow their own customs,
the Bri&iah government has sanctioned
che Incorporation. and this quaint and
fourishing commune has come to an
end. Settlers are to be encouraged to
farm upon the island by the cheap sale
Of land. Public houses, or saloons,
which were formerly forbidden. will
doubtless be allowed. and all that was
distinctive in the community is doomed.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12
The Program.


Following is the racing and out door
sports program for the Fourth:
~ HORSE AND PONY RACES.
: RUNNING RACE-HoRsEs-8OO yards
Entrance fee, S.; best in 3. First
prize $50; second, s25; third, IS.
: RUNNING RACE-PoNIEs-l4} hands
high and under-35O yards. Entrance
fee, 81. First prize, SIS; second, s..
third; g.
: RUNNing RAcE-Horses-44O yards
Entrance fee, s.. First prize, $50;
second. $40 third, s..
TRoTTINa RACE-Full lenth of track
Best 2 in 8. Entrance fee, 81 First
prize, $40; second, IS; third. 81.
BIKE RAcE-Three to start; full
length Of track. Entrance fee. 81.
First prize, IS; second, 81; third, 81.
FooT RACE-lOO yards-Free for all.
Entrance fee. 81. First prize, IS:
second, So; third, 81.
Wheel Barrow race. Free for all.
Prize, s..
Sack Race - For Men-Free for all.
Prize, IS.
Sack Race-For Boys FREQ for all.
Prize, $3.
Foot Race-Boys under l6-lOO yards.
First prize, 81; second, 81; third, 81.
r Foot Race-Boys under 12-75 yards.
First prize, $3.50; second, s1.5O; third,
SOC.
Hook and Ladder Race-15O yards
Ladder up and man within rounds of
top. Prize, $40.
Standing Broad Jump. Prize, 81.
Running Broad Jump. Prize, 81.
Throwing Heavy Hammer. Prize, 81.
Putting Heavy Weight. Prize. So.
First race at 80 p. m. All races to
be run up the track.
ALI Entrance Fees to be paid BY 10
q. m. July 9TH. To be paid to A. c.
Moulton. R. Oldland and E. FlemmiDR,
Committee on Finance.
The committee reserves tho right to
bar horses Of known reputation. All
contests not coming OF Monday will b
finished Tuesday morning.
Base ball game at q. m. between
Meeker and Axial mines, and the day
will wind up with dance.
II the weather pans out Ill right tbe
celebration will bs the v1DGaest Meekea
ever witnessed
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Pure Rye Whisky.

We desire to cali the attention of
the public to thp fAeS that John ~.
Welch has just received large con
sigument Of the famous Elevation
Pure Rye whisky.
Elevation Pure Rye h one Of Tho
oldest and most favorably known
brands Of whisky in the United
States. Nothing but rye and malt
10 used In its production and is 10
mstured In steam heated ware
bouses. For quality, richness of
body and favor. It is nj supposed
by any pure rye WHISKY Dads.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12
All of the big cattle outfits In north

All of the big cattle outfits In north
eastern Wyoming now employ wolfers
or cowboys whose sole duty Is to hunt
and trap wolves and coyotes. Two Of
the most expert wolfers of Crook county
are the Thorn b,o:hers who are en-
ployed by the Standard cattle company,
one Of the largest outfits of the west.
Last week the Thorns killed seventy
nine wolves and coyotes and took the
hides. a good wagon load, to town to Sc
cure the bounty. Nearly all OF the largest
the wolves are killed by poison put out
in the carcasses OF dead cattle but a
number are tracked to dens and killed
as they come out, after being smoked
almost to sutfocation. The bounty paid
upon each mature or full grown wolf Is
81. and upon each coyote and cub wolf
cents. The bounties just
about pay the expenses of the cattle
for the wages Of the wolfers,
who are employed by the month. and
the purchase Of strychnine.-Ex.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12
Authors and Their wUfsH.

Authors and Their WORK.. "od
Poetry ds truth in its Sunday
clothes"
Art helps nature and experience art.
Rembrandt. zsi
Byron receivec twenty thousand dol
lars for "Child Harold" 4
The Arabs will take anything but .
joke,-so says Mark Twain.
Claude Lorraine began landscape
painting at the age Of thirteen.
The nursery rhyme Of old King Cole
is fifteen houndred years.
William Black IL ffty-nve, Guido
6fty-six. Walter Besant fifty eight
A tolerable artist, with the help Iof a
little poverty, may become = good one.
-Poussin. -
After her meeting with Ralph. N&do
Emerson, George Eliot wrote tn,Aer
diary; II have seen Emerson the first
man ever seen."
"Enoch Arden" Is founded on fact.
Mr.. Woolner, the sculptor. related tho
story to Tennvson. and the first mann
script is now in Mrs. Woolner's pos
session.
Tho price you ask for your manu-
scipt, sir, is exorbitant," said the pub
Usher. "Exorditantp" repeated the
careworn author dainfully, why,
man, I've been paying postage on that
story for the last twenty years. ."-Wssh-
inRtOn Timea.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

The question of a new race track has
been under discussion for the past few
days and the matter has taken practical
shape by the presentation of a numer-
ouslv signed petition to the town council
praying for the grading of Garfield
avenue, with view to using it for track
purposes. The idea is an excellent one,
IS it will not only make fine boulevard
out Of the avenue and permanent i'm
provement, but will fit it admirably for
the purposes Immediately in contempla-
ton. at the present time it is only pro-
posed TO grade half mile OF enough to
make q good track.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

Advises from the borders Of the reser-
vation are to the effect that prospective
settlers and other are congregated at
every available spot in large numbers
awaiting the opening Of the reserve to
settlement. There will be big rush for
both agricultural and mineral lands as
soon as the Indians have received their
allotments.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

Charley Shideler, who is now In the
ranch and stock business on MANN
Creek, Garfield county, was exchanging
greetings with his many White river
friends this week. Mr.. Shideler says he
got very good price for his cattle and
ranch holdings when he left here last
fall, but lie is now sorry he sold out. as
there is no place like White river. after
all.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

VA. b. Atwood. the Vernai photo.
grapher. will be In Aeeier for the sext
eight or ten days prepared to d0Arst-
class work. Give him . call. Located
one block west Of Baer buildisg on
Main street north side). Come. in at
once. Don't wait until he II ready to
leave. Prices low and satisfaction
guaranteed.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12
An Up to Date Messiah.

An OP % DAte MosSf2n.
The fact that Divine Healer Schrader
uses a rubber stamp in the distribution
of his blessings and has a business
manager illustrates the advantages
which the progress Of civilization has
conferred on the modern Messiah.-St.
Louis Republic.
The "Divine Healer" was recently
stoned out Of a Missouri town and he
made his escape on bike.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

The game of ball Sunday afternoon
between the Meeker Dudes and the
Alfalfa Pitchers was a lively affair and
the latter won BY a score of 10 to Is.
The Dudes attribute their defeat to the
disabling of Thsd Harp, their pitcher.
who was struck in the left eve by foul
ball as the game started. Mr.. Harp re-
ceived bad cut and had to retire.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12
Ditch Proposals.

Bids will be received by the under.
signed until Monday, June q, 81, for
the construction Of ditch 8 feet wide
on top, feet on bottom and 2 feet deep.
Ditch to be about one mile long. Bids
to be at rate Of so much per cubic yard.
reserve the right to accept or reject
bids. JOHN DUNN,
BUFoRD, Colo. June 10, 1897.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

At the headquarters Of the Triangle
Bar Cattle company are enough people
now to form good sized village.
Indeed, it would be proper to refer to
the Triangle ranch as Sandersonville.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

The Rt. Rev. Abiel Leonard D. D., of
Salt Lake City, bishop Of the Episcopal
church in Western Colorado, has
announced that he will visit Meeker on
Tuesday evening the Goth inst. when he
will hold service. preach and administer
the Apostolic rite Of confirmation.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

Captain Coon was Q caller at this
Office Thursday. The captain aays deer
are very scarce in the upper country
this summer. He fears that protection
has has been extended to them to late.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

DIR. F. A. Ironsides, whom many
resident Of the Bear and Snake river
valleys have reason to remember, Is
now practicing his calling at Goldfeld !,
in the Cripple Creek district. While he
may have iron sides his cheek is un-
questionably Of brazen metal.-Craig
Courier.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

James G. Scroggin, accompanied by
his daughter, we're visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Carney this week. Mr.. s. is a
prominent live stock commission man
at Kansas City.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

District court was In session at Vernal
last week. says the Express, and the
judge and attorneys all got full of Yer
nal "booze," but the judge was equal to
the occasiOn-he adjourned court to
give all chance to sober up. Utah
'tanglefoot" must be very frey when it
will knock out a Mormon judge.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12
Orders For Coal

LerJ Win rreu heIIar, ~s tho ps~---.
Stable will receive prompt attention.
Best value for the money. No extra
charge for weighing.
je-l2 A. II. ADAMS.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

The Chinese have a flower which il
white at night or in the shade and rec
in the sunlight.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

Surveyor McCune OF Grand Junction
will survey several townships in the
Piceance country for the government
this spring.-Aspen Times.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

]. l.. Mediation and California Bill
(Air. William Huddleston) started north
on Monday on prospecting trip. They
expect to come back in the fall full
fiedged bonanza kings.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

H. G. Harvey Of the English colony,
by c. F. Walter Of Queensland, Austria
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

Ambrose Oldland now owns the finest
driving team in town. They are Ham
iltonean stock and were raised by the
Mathes' brothers OF Powell Park.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

The Oldest flute in the world is
made Of the thigh bone of a sheep ard
was found In tomb on the Nile.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12
SCIENTIFIC Eao-HUhTER.

The Fearly Nautilus, Not the Hen, 10
His sabjeet.
Scientists are Offering congratula.
uons to DR.. Arthur Wiley on the sue
cess OF his search for the eggs of the
peariy nautilus The pearly nautilus
i the only living representative OF the
great group of extinct animals whose
shells are known as ammonites, nys
the Pittsburgh Di.patch. So rare were
specimens of the animal itself that 20
yean ago 800 was paid in London for
two preserved In spirita. The structure
Of the animal is extremely curious, and
an sccount of it formed the first scien-
tihc memoir produced by Sir Richard
Owen Setting out two yeazs and a half
ago for the south seaa, DIR. Wiley pro-
ceeded first to RAlum, New Britain,
where he spent year trapping the
nautilus In 70 fathoms Of water and
dredging in vain for i6 eggs. He then
tried . station on tho coagt OF New
Guinea, where be wss nearly drowned
by the capsixing Of his small craft.
After passing through New Caledonia
he arrived last summer in Lifu, one OF
the Loyalty islands, where nautilus can
be captured in three fathoms depth
only. Here he constructed q large sub
marine cage. in which he kept speci-
naeos of nautilus. feeding them daily.
In December last has patient endeavors
were rewarded. Some Of the nautilus
er~.-nAst in tho rA0s> -..-a - --->~ -Ii-
to obtain abundant samples of the eggs.
Each egg Is rs large - a grape md i
deposited separately by the mother nau-
tilus. It il expected that by this time
DR.. Wiley has obtained the young in
all stages Of growth.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

Some towns are preparing TO celebrate
on Saturday July 3rd, while others will
hurrah on Monday.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

The various committees having In
charge the arrangements connected
with coming celebration Of the Glorious
Fourth are hard at work perfecting de-
tails.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

Miss Georgia Wash came in Saturday
and will spend the summer with her sis
ters-Mrs.Sheridan and Mrs. Walbrib9e.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

A speck Of gold weighing the mil
lionth part Of grain may be easily seen
by the naked eye.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

Another good growing week. A
heavy rain on Tuesday and a brisk
shower on Thursday.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

Town council met Monday and trans
acted the usual routine business.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

To W. II. Clark is due the credit for
suggesting Garfield avenue as q racing
boulevard.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

The speed Of the falcon often exceeds
16O miles an hour.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

The largest single fortification in the
world is Fortress Monroe. 1t has al.
ready cost 5000 600.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12
BRETHERTON.

Above brand anyvbers On LETT ~, sAs.,ass
OF hip. Ear marks, underbtt and 0veesao1s o.
right ear. Also own the following bsaAAs;
H-H HANH. Tss 1T ssA sss~
brands canceled. All kinds q car narks afs
on the cattle, and some WITH % ear naskA ~
all, having been neglected. An tncraass
branded same ~ cut; ear marks, otsrnsops ena
underbit on right ear. Range, White rfvsr ed
Thurman creek. Posto8ce addfssl. jaoA
Purcell, Mcekef. Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

Dr.Bruner caught the first trout with
a fly Wednesday.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12
7 Teachers
going East
Holds the worlds record for
long distance fAst running.

Write for information about the
Burlington's excursion rates to Eastern
cities in effect during the summer boil
days.
Write also for particulars Of special
arrangements offered by the Burlington
Route for the n. E. A. meeting In Mil
waukee. July 9Th to 9th-just about bali
rate for round trip.
The Burlington Is the shortest and
best lines to all points east-Omaha.
Kansas City. Peoria, Chicago. st. Louis
Reclining chair cars (seats freel superb
sleepers, a-la-carts diners-yo0 pay 0sly
for what vOu order.
Tickets and time tables as an d. 4 =.
G. and Col. Mid. ticket o9esA
G. W. VALLERY, Genefal Agent,
1880 17th Street, De0vor, Col
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THE MEEKER HERALD.
Neeker. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

Tho Nile has fall Of only six inches
in 1909 miles.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12

Craig will celebrate on Saturday, July
3rd.
The Meeker herald., 1897-06-12
EZRA nRMM1No.

Cattle branded a. above on left ssds O. hip,
but the majority are hrsn1ed L c On lsft side.
Also own and no.
Flag crock and Government road. Hosto0ss
address, Neeker. Colo
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THE PLATEAU LIVE STOCK COMPANY.
cAAn1D 4 LmmanA, t1esoAsoG.
Wn.1aAM =. HAA10o9, W. rf11D1aak
Loum vHaDu, 0ssPsa95.

Abovs bssnd on isft ssds. 1Armarks,
square crsp OF tight and swallow forx in
lsft ear. Horse brand, same - cut, On ,ls3t
W p 70 0R 9W 9zg ExG
zRo zgz zUz DIX
ExA zoX xoz NON
Range, P1ce-anoe eresk. bsevssa 0fsu6'
and white Rivers. Pustomcs addfess, Clarsaos
Lamb, Forssnan, PicsAnoe. RIO D1aneo Co., Cola.
: Young stalfens and ttoroosahssd Ca
loway bulls for sale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
Do ObywOteli Is wardy.

Organizacya ogolna wardo-
wa naszej wardy bedzie miaia
swoje posiedzenie W przyszly
dzisiaj dnia 9 Marca o godzi-
ME 8mej wieczorem W hall
Wendell'a ma Milwaukee ave.
blizko Oakley ave.
Ma tenn posiedzeniu beds o.
bierani delegaci do konwencyi
ma wyb6r kandydatow ma ma
yora, skarbnika i innych urzs.
dnikow. Polski centralny Klub
demokratyczny Is wardy dazy
do tego, ably dostac delegat6w
W liczbie nam przynaleznej i
ably sic pozbyc wyzysku przez
obca narodowosc ciagniona, ma
szkode nasza.
Eaten uprasza sic kaadego
obywatela Polaka, aby raczyl
przybyc W tym dniu o godzi-
ME Z wieczorem do hall p. No.
waka ma rogu ulicy Webster i
Seeley av. dawniej Sobieski,
zkad zebrani pojds do hall
Vendetta aby W danym razie
mice poparcie dla dopiecia ce-
lu i postawienia polskiego O."
golu ma wyzszy szczebel, aby
nami ME pomiatano. Panic
tajmy ze kto MEDIA o og6l, ten
nie wart poparcia przez ogoi.
Administracya Centralnego
Klubu. On
J. Krwecki, prezydent.
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Zatapiaia miejscOWOsc.

CLINTON, Mass, s Marca,-
Komisya zwana metropolitan
Water Commission" otrzymaia
zezwolenie do zupelnego mi
szczenia mieiscowosci West
Brylton pokoGczyla W tym
celu iua wszelkie wstepne
czynnosci.
Miejscowosc ia ley W po'
srodku nisko po}ozonych grun.
tow przeznaczonych do wy.
tworzenia olbrzymiego rezer.
woaru woody ze rzeki Nashua,
kt6rego celem ma bye zaopa-
trywae we wo1e cafe miasto
Boston wraz z przedmiesciami.
Kilka fabryk musi bye r6wniez
zniesionych; naleza do mich
"Clarendon Mills" W ktorych
pracuje 200 roboinik6w i ia
bryki frmy West Boylston
Mfg. Co.., W kt6rych jeszcze
wiecej robotnik6w ma zatru-
dnienie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
Cieika kara.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, 8go
Marca. -. Kap. John D Hart,
wlssciciel parowca rowtadcze-
90 Lamada, zosta} tn d1 s
rano skazany W sadzie zwiaz.
kowym obwodoHym IA dwu
letnie wiezienie i ma zapfacenle
$50 kary i koszt6w. koszta
te wynoszs oko}o $4,000. Ma.
tychmiast po og}oszeniu wyro,
ku odprowadzono kap Harta
do wiezienia. Pozniei jedua'
kowoz puszczouo 90 na VOL
nose pod kaucya $1,000, gdy
adwokat jego uzyska} "wit of
errors cd ssdu zwiazkowego
apelacyjnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
TcIegramy Iagraniczna
Grecya pOlitykuje.
Zgadza sic j. zornie ns aadanie
mOcarstX.

ATENY, Sgo Marca. -
Do p6znej nocy naradza} sic
cabinet grecki mad odpowie.
dziq, jaks mu dac wypada ma
note mocarstw. Dzisiai rano
odpowiedz ia zosta}a wreczona
przedstawicielom pa6stw euro.
pejskich.
Rad grecki dzieli wraz z
mocarstwami przekonanie o
potrzebie zachowania pokoju,
ME ssdzi wszakze, azeby cd.
wolanie wojsk greckich Kre'
ty przyczyni}o sic do uspoko-
jenia wyspy. Got6w jest usts
pic cd zamiaru przy}aczenia
Krety, lecz wzywa mocarstwa
do zezwolenia pozostania woj-
skom greckim przynajmniej
tax dlugo, dopoki "a ich sta
raniem samorzad ME zostanie
zaprowadzonym.
Wiadomosc o tax brzmiacej
odpowiedzi poruszyla do glebi
lud grecki W Atenach. Roz.
chodza sic wiesci, ze okrety
greckie otrzyma}y juz rozkaz
opuszczenia w6d kreteGskich.
Inni utrzymujs, re mocarstwa
zgodzs sic ma pozostanie wojsk
greckich ma Krecie, azeby tam
pod dow6dztwem przedstawi
cieli rzsd6w europejskich pei.
mic sluzbe zandarmeryi.
KoNsrANrYNoroL, s Msrca.
Rozesz}a sic tutaj wiesc, ae
niemiecki pancernik ,,Cesa-
rzowe Augusta wystrzeli1
Sleepy nab6j ma. .grecki pancer.
mix Hydra" .dajsc mu sygna}
do cofniecia sic. W odpowie-
dzi strzelila Hydra do ME.
mieckiego okretu re wszyst-
kich swych armat, zwr6conych
wylotami W kierunku ,,Cesa-
rzowej Augusty".
CANEA, sgo Marca. = Q
godz. 6 wieczorem wezwali
admiralowie flot europejskich
tutejsaego konsula do opusa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
Eotatki telegrafczne krajows

- Wczoraj odbyla sic W Dubuque,
Ia, W tamtejszej katedrze ceremonial
chrztu czterech dzwonow, kt5rej do
pssn} ks. ar2ybiskup Heunessy.
Dzwony nazwauo Marya, J6zef. Ra.
f4l Patrick.
- Legislature stsnu Iiaho odro.
czysa sic wczoraj wieczorem godz.
IL.
- By1emu senstoroTi zwiazkowe-
mu Jchnowi D,lph amputowano
wczoraj lewa noge wyzej kolsna.
- Legislature stanu Indiana c.
droczyla sic wczoraj wieczoren o
golz. s po 81 du;owci sssyi.
w l. mn, Mass, VIC oral "a
strsikowaio 200 robotnik6w W by.
C, ob6wia fsmy Williams & Clark.
- w Ch rleston, w. Va, zoan.
krut,wala wczcrSj frna Jo!enko
Bros. & Lo b, utrzymujaca nsjwiek.
sly skia depart1nentowy W cslym
stan'e.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-09
Zamach na WOlnose prasy!

BUFFALO, N. Y, 8 Msrca.
CzIonkowie legislatury, senator
Laury i pose} Brana z Erie
County, maja ma prosbe pc.
wnych obywateli wniesc bill W
legislature, ma mocy ktorego
wszystkie W tym stanie ukazu-
jsce sic czasopisma podlegac
maja cenzurze urzednik6w sta.
nowych, przez gubernatora
mianowanych. Takich urze-
dnikow gubernator ma miano-
wac w kazdej miejscowosci Ii.
czacej 10000 mieszka1c6w; O.
bowi9zkiem ich bedzie prze.
czytywac wszystkie artyku}y
majgce ukazac sic W gazetach,
MIN gazety bsds drukowane i
rozsylane, q skoroby sic uka.
Zaf JaKls artYku1 oszczerczy
Iub nieprzychylny urzsdnikom
stanu, maja 60 konfskowac.
Opfacac cenzora majs W POLO
vie Rad stanowy, a W polowie
wydawnictwa gazet. Jesli kto
wydrukuje lub wydrukowac
kaze artyku} przez cenzora
nieprzeczytany, to narazi sic
IA kare wiezienia 1-5 lat lub
kars pienisans S1OOO-S50OO.
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POWOdzie.

COLUMBUS, Ind, 8 Msrca.
Wczoraj wieczorem nadeszfa
tn z Indianapolis gazeta dro.
ga przez Cambridge City,
pierwsza cd dw6ch dni, z po-
wodu licznych powodzi. Dzi.
siaj zacze]y znowu kursowat
pociagi kolei Pennsylvania
stad do Indianapolis, ale do
Louisville jeszcze odejsc po'
ciagi ME moga. Ogromue
szkody zarzadzone So W oko-
licy.
DEs MONIES, Ia, 8 Marca.
Obie rzeki tn mocno wezbra{y
cd wczorajszego wieezora, a
grunta nizej po}oaone "a mia.
stem So iuz zalane. w p64no-
cnem Iowa ciagle jeszcze
deszcz pada. Lod W rzekach
ma do Is cali grubosci i ga.
pewne ruszy sic dzisiaj VIE
czorem lub jutro, Niezawo-
dnie wielkie szkody zostans
zrzadzone W mostach i lamach.
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i ich urzednik6w. Niedziele i
swieta spsdzane tam So ma Or
giach j pija6stwie.
- Bydgoska rada miejska
uchwalila 5000 NIX. ma koszta
uroczystosci q okazyi 100letniej
rocznicy urodzin ces. Wilhelma
|. Taxa sumo uchwali1a, jak
wiadomo, pozna6ska rada
miejska.
= Leszno. Dnia 1890 I'm.
odby1 sic tu W gimnazyum
egzamin dojrza}osci pod pre-
wodnictwem tajuego radcy p.
Poltego. z rodak6w zloayli
takowy: PIP. Jankowski, Ko.
tlihski, Ostrowicz i Zingler.
= Tablica pamiatkowa ola
J. l. Kraszewskiego wmuro.
wana zostanie W duiu 1890
Marca, jako W 10ta rocznice
smierci pisarza, W kosciele sw.
Krzyza W Warszawie.
= Portret Ligina, przysz}e'
60 zastepcy Apuchtina, podaje
illustrowane wydanie gazety
,,Nowoje Wremia". Twarz
profesorska z wyrazem inteli.
gencyi dobroci.