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Morris tribune., 1898-12-03
Couldn't Be Helped.

Eyes" remarked the press agent to
the reporter, there was only one dry
eyein the audience, and that was d
glass one. New York Journal.
Morris tribune., 1898-12-03

Experience is such costly teacher
that it keeps a man hustling to pay
the tuition fees.
Morris tribune., 1898-12-03

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup has been in
use for half a century. Some families
have used it for three generations,
and it is to-day the standard cough
remedy of this country.
Morris tribune., 1898-12-03

Baseball is the one business in
which an occasional strike is neees
sary.
Morris tribune., 1898-12-03

Some men are travelling afoot az
soon as they begin to get ahead.
Morris tribune., 1898-12-03

G A. Hall, the leading druggist of
Butler, Mo-, writes: Eve are having
splendid success with BEGGs' BLOOD
PURIFIER AND BLOOD MAKER. 1t IS one
OF the best sellers we ever had and
gives satisfaction to all who have
tried it. We take pleasure i'll re
commeding it.
Morris tribune., 1898-12-03
HODGES.
A@0A&@~@&
November, 80, 1893.

| November, ~, 1898.
During the last bad storm, there
was much suffering among the farm
ers' fowls and stock. especially where
the farmers were behind in making
land repairing their barns and chicken
houses fer winter. Numbers Of tur-
keys and chickens were frozen to
death, for lack Of proper protection.
One farmer was fearful that he was
going to lose both his cows and
horses as the storm beat SO badly
through the open places III his stable.
A. NJ, Mile has been very i'll the
past week, but under the doctors
care is rapidly improving.
We understand that Mrs. Olaf Bel
gun, nee Edna Torgleson, who was
recently married, is very happily set
tied IN. her new home at Farewell,
Andrew Macarthur and family are
becoming settled in their nice new
home,
Sam Neidstrom is in great danger
Of losing his life from black erysipe-
as in one of his arms. A council of
physicians has been called, but there
seems to'be no relief for him as vet
Earnest Counsel, of Usage, Ia, is
visiting acquaintance here, having
driven through from that place.
Skating seems to be the pastime of
the young people Of this section.
Orrin Reed and father are rejoicing
over the arrival of his eldest sister
and her two children to spend the
winter with them, which event we
imagine will make things much more
cheerful and homelike.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-20
warning to the aDoggerIes..

Judge Thomas sentenceda man
(McDaniel of Tulsa this afternoon
convicted of selling intoxicating
liquor. He gave him five years in
the penitentiary at Fort Leaven-
worth and fined him $500. In the
face of the strong utterances of the
court in connection with passing
what may to some seem severe
sentence, if men will persist in
selling the vile liquors offered in
the "doggeries' of this town and
elsewhere, they certainly deserve
no sympathy when indicted and
arraigned before the court. No
man can longer plead ignorance on
this subject, and it would certainly
be the part of wisdom to stop SELL
ing. The good people of this
country will endorse and commend
the action of Judge Thomas anent
the sale Of intoxicating liquor, and
will bless the day when he began
his vigorous crusade against. It'll
is dangerous business, and Nc
Daniels fate ought to be sufficient
warning to all.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-20

members of the tribe. How can
the United States abolish :the In
dian courts and declare that its
own courts shall have jurisdiction
over the Cherokees? There are
many more Of these hard ques,
tions, if the Uherokees continue in
their present frame of mind and
push them to answer in the court
of last resort. The closer the
strange conditions of this problem
are viewed the greater the respect
felt for the policy which has kept
the Dawes commission at work
talking the way to the agreements.
There are complications and there
is litigation without end in sight
at best. But the situation would
be worse if the compromise had
not been negotiated. d.-W. B. Ste
vens, in Glooe- Democrat.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-20
Cherokee School Fund.

The treasury department, in an
opinion Just transmitted to Secre-
tary Bliss, confirms the view of the
interior department, thatcongress,
by the Curtis Indian Territory act,
did not intend to cripple the cause
of Indian education, which has
heretofore been carefully fostered.
The decision is on a question look
ing to the immediate relief of the
Cherokees presented by Secretary
Bliss as to authority for making
payments Of interest moneys ag-
gregating s73,847 to the Cherokee
government or its treasurer, as
heretofore, whether the Secretary
is limited in this disbursement /"
The decision holds that section
19 of the Curtis act deals solely
with the channel through which
payments Of money to the FIVE
civilized tribes are to be made, and
that congress had no intention that
these moneys due the CherGxees
should be diverted or disposed of
otherwise than authorized by exist
ing treaties and laws. II is, ac-
tcordingly, within the power of the
secretary. Of the interior to pay
these funds through some United
States disbursing officer for the
purpose as authorized.
The change that appears to bel
contemplated by the act is SUBJ i
stitution Of a disbursing officer Of
the United States for the treasurer
of the Indian nation.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-20
Who Was the Mann

have thus far been unable to
find out the name of the man who
introduced the plan of charging a
cent less than multiple of 10 for
goods sold in department. stores,
says a writer in New York Press.
He was one Of the geniuses
of the century.
While he deprives house that
does SIS, 900, 900 of business annual
ly of $4,000 in cash, estimating
the sales at an average of SO cents
each, he increased the patronage
three iold or more, by exciting the
cupidity and the economic faculty
of the customers. The depart
ment stores should erect monu-
ment to him inscribing on the four
sides "39 40 SO &c." He was an
able student of human nature who
devined that woman will spend 10
cents in car fare to buy for 99c a
yard for goods which she might
have gotten across the street for 81.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-20
JUDGE THOMAS COURT.
CALL OF THE DOCKET.

Charles Langley, larceny and
concealing stolen property. Jury
trial and verdict Of guilty.
Eugene Maxey, liquor; plead
guilty to selling. Sentenced to
one year and one day at Fort
Leaveworth penitentiary.
Charles B. Moore, larceny; plead
guilty, sentenced to two years and
six months in the penitentiary at
Fort Leavenworth.
Joseph Bough, larceny; plea
not guilty, on call.
Silas Tilders, liquor; plea not
guilty.
The larceny case against the
Wyckliffs was continued gener-
ally.
Read vann, larceny; plea guilty.
Sentenced to five years in the pen
itentiary at Fort Leaven worth.
Ed Ballard, aggravated assault;
certified 10 the United States COM
missioner at Vlnita for trial.
Judge Thomas announced that
he would fine attorneys who neg
lected to appear for their clients
when called. A number of cases
were called in which the attorneys
employed were not present. y
Isaac Nolen. murder; on trial.
Bob Selby and Dan Moore, lar
ceny and concealing stolen prop
erty; dismissed.
The case of Isaac Nolen, charged
with the murder of Andrew Ater-
son, was taken up this afternoon.
The killing occurred sometime last
year near Sapulpa. Nolen is a
white man with Indian wife and
children, and the deceased was
also white man. From the ar
ray Of witnesses the case will oc-
cupy a day or two.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-20
This Gold Weather

Calls for stoves and pipe. Now before
you buy your coal or wood stoves you
will do well to see me for prices on my
heaters. / always keep the best to
be found on the market.
| keep the celebrated Detroit coal
heaters, also Russian iron Wilson
heaters, which are, suitable for any
rooin.
Ialways sell the cheapest. Why?
Because we are our own clerks and we
always buy for cast.
j. +. CHARLEswoR II.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-20
CHEROKEEs STAND ALONE.
Left to Make the Fight Single Handed
Against Giving Up Treaty Rights.

treaty making with Indians from
the earliest times. The pipe oil
peace has been smoked at frequent
intervals and elaborate agreements
have been entered into. The farce
that tribes were nations has been
performed over and over. Indian
treaties have been recognized as
binding until it pleased the gov.
ernment to set aside the old and
to make new ones. Such a policy
was not inconvenient with tribes
that could be treated either in the
capacity of dependent wards or Of
sovereign nations, as best suited
the government at the particular
time. Where treaties meant moth
ing but temporary promises there
was no trouble about setting them
aside. But when the policy was
applied to the Cherokees, Creeks,
Choctaws and Chickasaws, this
government laid up for itself no
end of complications.
More than half a century ago
these shrewd people obtained
construction from the United
States supreme court which de-
clared the Indian nations to be
dependent sovereignties." Chief
Justice Marshall rendered it. The
condition seems anomalous on its
face, but the court recognized it.
And 30 for generations this gov
ernment has conceded in various
ways the existence within itself Of
the dependent sovereignties. |
When these nations were induced
by fresh lot Of treaties to move
to the present locations in the In
dian Territory, they insisted upon
such conveyances Of the lands to
them as would reaffirm their SOW
ereignty and render it impossible
on the part Of the United States to
make them move again. The
government has never looked be-
yond the immediate present in its
dealings with Indians. 1t readily
granted patents at the suggestion
IF the Indians and tied it's own
hands so far as such treaty obliga-
ions go.
The present is reaping the COM
,lications of that sowing. Here
Q the so-called Indian Territory,
With its $4,000 or more Indians
'wning and holding every acre of
and by virtue of the tribal pat
nts. Here arc $50, 900 white peo-
lie without titlea, without organ
sed local government, without
axation, without municipal regu-
atoms, without schools. Six or
even to one, these white people
we as squarters within the bounds
t the territory, having no rights
4 the eyes of the law, here solely /,
y the Indians sufferance. And
looks very much as if the United
tates could do little to change
nch conditions without first OBJ
lining the Indians consent.
How long the Cherokees will Ii
lake the fight single-handed
galnst the loss of their dependent !
,vereignty is beyond prediction.
he United States conveyed this
reat reservation to the .Cherokees /
have and to hold while grass a
'ows, water flows and sun shines.
ow can it set aside the patents?
ow can il say to the members Of b
% tribe each one Of you must 9
ke SO much and the rest must be- Y
ID for snch a price2 The treaty : :
|aranteed that the Cherokes ia. ! !
ID should have exclusive juris-
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-20

Edward e. Strauss & Co.'S. man viii
be at Badgett's Friday, 2lst, with a
complete line Of piece goods. This
will be the best opportunity this sea
son to select something for a suitor
oyercoat and be measured By an ex-
pert.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-12

dziennikach, ae wiadomosc
by3a nieprawdziWa, ae wojna
ami wydana ami zamierzona, a
przeciwnie, re znowu musia4
Blanco ma Kubie opuscic pare
waznych posterunk6w, dla
wyzszych wzgled6w. Dowie-
dziano sic nadto, ze W Havanie
samej ma ulicach zaczsly sic
rozruchy. Domagano sic cd
Blanca z}ozenia komendy.
"Wolano: Mech zyie Weyler,
precz z autonomis!"
Manifestant6w kazal wodz
naczelny rozpsdzic przemoca,
kluto lud bezbronny bagne-
tami, wywalano drzwi cd do.
NOW, do kt6rych sic ekscedenci
sehronili. W takich bowiem
wypadkach, Blanco, ostrozny
gdy sic znaiduje wobec wroga,
rozwiia czujsc sig ma swych
smieciach nazwyczajna ener-
gle. St}umiono wiec rokosz
W zarodku ale echo tych
krwawych seen odbiio sic az W
ojczyznie, i ztad powstala owa
pogaoska, re Hiszpania wypo'
wiedzia}a wojns Stanom Zje-
dnoczonym.
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Anglicy panami pofoienia.

LoNDYN, 11go Stycznia. -
Anglia poayczy Chinom 100
milion6w dolar6w. Porozu.
miano sic iu2 pod tym wzgls.
dem, 2e administraeya krajem
ulegnie reformie W mya zsda1
Anglii a Ii Hung Gang zaj.
mie to samo stanowisko, jake
zajmowa} dawniei.
Esterhazy uznany nieWinnym.
PARYz, IL Stycznia. - Dal.
sly ciag rozpraw W procesie
maior Esterhazy odbywal sic
prey drzwiach zamknistych.
Wielkie wrazenie uczynilo ma
sedziach zachowanie sig swia-
dka Picquarta, igdy stans}
przed MIN oko W oko general
Gouse ze sztabu generalnego.
Przesluchiwanie, swiadk6w
sko6czylo sic o 8 godzinie. Po
mowach prokuratora obrohcy
zadai przewodniczscy ssdziom
nastepuiace pytanie: ,,Czy
major Esterhazy jest winny
zawiezywania uk}adow zobce-
mi mocarstwami lub z ich
agentami, W celu nakaonienia
ich do rozpoczecia krok6w ME-
przyjaanych lub wypowiedze'
MIA wojny Francyi? Czy pra-
gnal uiatwiac takim mocar-
stWom prowadzenie woiny?"
Sedziowie uznali oskarzone-
go jednoglosnie niewinnYm i
Esterhazy zostal GiezWlocznie
Wypuszczony ma wolnosc.
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Kronika Miejsc9Wd.

" procesie Laetgerta wczoraj
byla ogromna ssnsacya. Niespodsie.
wanie jako swiadek wystapis niejaki
Frank Henkel, ma kt6rego widok
Luetgert zbladl straszliwie. zeznaf
on, ze Luetgert W pswnej piwiarni
przysns} mu sig by1, IL radty sic
zony pozbSd, ze m6giby ia "wrzuci6
do czegos" poozem ME pozostaaoby
po Diej sladu, i 2e p6zOiej ofaro wal
mu $4,000 "a "sprzatnienie" tel
zony. Henkel ne chcias przystao ma
propozycye Luetgsrta, potem, z
obawy pred Luetgertem, wyjechaf
do ST.. Louis, powr6cil dopiero, gdy
dowiedzia} sic o aresztowaniu Luet-
gerta. Dreczony wyrzutami sumienia
wystap;l teraz jako swiadek. Dzi-
siaj odbywa sic dalei jego przestu-
chanie.
- Wy5ory @arzqd6a0 20 6ankaeh
odbyly SIG wczoraj. Dyrektorami
banku "Mllwaukee ave. State Bank"
zostali znowu: John P. Hanson, FIRE.
derrick II. Hsrhold, Isaac Hausam,
Elsf Johnson, Piotr Kiolbassa, M. A.
La Buy, James P. Sherlock, John
F. Smulski, Paul o. Stens.and i
Loren B. Thorsen.
" procsste aonob6jcy Merry'ego
zaprzysiezono dopiero cztsreoh Sc
dzi6w przysieglycb. slychad, ze
wsp6}oskarzony Merry'ego, Smith,
zamierza wystapit jako swiadek
prokuratoryi.
-Szcssg61nq 10 Chicago rsecsg
Jest, 70 woda do picia obecnie sta
nowczo jest dobra. Cd samego po.
czatku tego roku po wiexszej czesci
woda byia ME zla, a z analizy pr6bek
wczoraj zewszad nadeslauych do
urzedu zdrowia, okaaa}o sic, ze byia
ona wszedsie stauowczo dobra. Byle.
by to tylko potrwa}o.
-Centralny komitet stanowy zr.
1898, zostai zasksrzony przez frme
M. W. Jones Printing Co. $1,000
naleznych jeszcze "a druki W czasie
Rampant prezydencyonalnej. Me
zapsacono frmie "a wydrukowanie
100000 exemplary broszury P. t.
''The Tramp Peddler", kt6rem to
mianem obdarzyli republikanie Brya.
ua. Process rozpocza} sic wczoraj
pred sedzia Hutchinsonem.
-Przed sedziQ Waterma'aena roz-
pocza. sic wczoraj process Johnsonp i
AL. Bryans, oskarzonych utrzymy.
wanie domu CRY pm. 311 S. Clark
str. okszuie sis, 10 orgsnizaoya
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Telegr amy KrajoWe-
Wybor Hanny dotad watpliwy.

COLUMBUS, o., IL Stycznla.
Walka przeciw senatorowi
Hannie trwa}a daisiai do poz.
nej nocy. Podczas pr6bnego
g}osowania W izbach otrzyma{
Hanna wiskszose jednego glo-
su.
w senacie otrzyma} Nc
Kissan 10 a Hanna tylko II
glosow. w izbie poselskjej
miai Hanna Sc a McKissan 49
g1osow. Tray glcsy rozstrze'
lily sig.
Republikanie przeciWHi
Hannie wytlomaczyli swe po'
stspowanie W cyrkularzu, W
kt6rym oswiadczaia, re Hanna
i jego zwolennicy zjednywali
sobie glosy przekupstWem:
Zsdaia wraz z demokratami
wyznaczenia komisyi, pred
ktors zostanie udowodnione
kto, komu i kiedy ofarowa3
pienisdze W tym celu, azeby
Hannie zapewniG glosy prawo-
dawc6w stanu Ohio. Podpi'
sail sig pod cyrkularzem: b.
O. Rutan, Vernon II. Bourke,
William A. Scott ir., Harry G.
Mason, John ]. Jones i John
E. Otis.
w spraWie nominacyi pro-
kuratGra.
WASHINGTON, II Stycznia.
-Komitet sprawiedliwosci W
senacie zajmowai sic nomina-
cys McKenna ma prokuratora
najwyaszego sadu zwiszkowe'
60. Odczytywano liczne pro.
tesla ze strony Apiastow
adwokat6w Kalifornii oraz
innych stan6w praeciw tel no.
minacyi. W protestach zarzu.
GAIA nominatowi brak prawni.
czego wykszta}cenia i brak
dostatecznej praktyki ssdowej.
Apaisci sprzeciwiaja sic jego
wyborowi, poniewaz wyznaje
religie katolicka.
Przyszle posiedzenie komi'
tetu odbsdzie sic W Czwartek.
z k0ngresu.
WASHINGTON, II Styczn. -
Senator Fairbanks wypowie.
dzia} dzisiaj move ma korzysc
blu Lodg'a, ograniczajscego
immigracys. Mowca zwraca}
uwage ma potrzebs podniesle'
uia poziomu oswiaty ludu a"
merykahskiego. Kto ME jest
W stanie przeczytac W swym
ojczystym iszyku konstytucyi
Stan6w Zjedn,, ten ME jest 60
dzien mieszkac na amerykah-
skiej ziemi. Nar6d nasz dszy5
systematycznie do zabronienia
wstspu ma amerykafska zie-
mis dla chorych fzycznie i
meralnie. Pomimo to zacze3o
W ostatnich latach nap}ywac
do tutejszego kraju bardzo
wiele ludzi re wschodu Euro
py o bardzo niskim stopniu
oswiaty i niskiej wartosci
moralnei. Tacy ludsie ME
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z Zienn Polskich.
Wmssoeoy pisa do "Cza.

| w arSZaWlo QOZnall TOZCZarO.
wanna; spodziewali sig oni, 2e
dzie1 imienin cesarskich PREY.
niesie wielkie zmiany W admi.
nistracyi tutejszej, re miano.
wicie jak silny powiew wiatru
zmieni znienawidzonego przez
| czynownictwo tutejsze jenera}
gubernatora, ks. Imerety1skie.
60; tymczssem dzieI urodzin
cesarskich mina}, a pozadana
przez mich zmiana ME nastapi-
Ia. Ku wielkiemu strapieniu
hakatyst6w tutejszych moge
i'm nawet zakomunikowac, ze
ksis2e bardzo niedawno do
r6znych osob rozwodzil sig o
dalszych projektach swoich,
ME obliczonych wcale ma zbyt
kr6tki dystans. Czyaby ci pa
movie mieli nadzieje, ae cesarz
Miko}aj (kt6ry z wiasnej ini.
cyatywy odezwa} sic do ks.
Imeretyhskie 90, powolujsc so
ma tatejsze stauowisko, chociaz
ksiaze absolutnie zadnych W
tym kierunku ME csynil sta.
ra6) obecnie usunstby naczel.
nika kraju tutejszego wbrew
iego wolf i bez porozumienia
sic MIN? Z}udzenia takie mo-
ga mice tylko ci ktorzy podo'
bnej zmiany rzeczy bardzo
pragna, ale ME idzie "a tenn,
aby ich pragnienia sig ziscily.
Tymczasem wcale sic ma to ME
zanOsl.
Imieniny cesarskie przynio.
sly nam tylko jedne zmiane,
mianowicie nominacya g}6.
wnodowodzscego okregiem
wojeanym wile6skim, jenera}a
Trockiego (nie Troickiego) ma
jeneral gubernatora wile1skie.
go.
Ci, ktorzy snaia jenera1a
Trockiego, przedstawiais 60
jake zdolnego wojskowego i
bardzo przyzwoitego cziowie'
ka. W tutejszych wyzszych
kolach wojskowych uwazano
60 "a przeznaczonego ma ma.
stepce ministra wojny, jenera}a
Wannowskiego, a z Petersbur'
ga, z kol dobrze poinformowa.
nych, tez podobne nadchodzily
wiadomosci, potwierdzajace to
przypuszczenie. Nominacya
jen. Trockiego jenera} guber-
natorem wilenskim zdaje sic
dowodzic, ae na ministra woj.
ny po Wannowskim, kt6rego
ustspienie jest niewstpliwe,
upatrzono inns osobistosc. KS.
Imerety6ski z pewnoscia MIA
ME jest, natomiast wymieniajs
jako domniemanych kandyda-
tow szefa sztabu Obruczewa i
jenerala Kuropatkina.
Arcybishap eoarssae0shi ks.
Popie5, obchodzil W biezacym
miesiscu 35 letnia rocznics
konsekracyi biskupiej.
Z dyeceayi che}midshiG,
q wyszlej co dopiero rubryceli
dla dyecezyi che'mihskiej ma
rok 1898 wyimujemy nastspu.
jace szczeg6}y:
Dyecezya liczy 697,SO1 dusz
(7526 wiscej, nia roku zeszle.
go); liczba ksiszy, nalezacych
do dyecezyi, wynosi 3S7, z
kt6rych tylko 323 znajduje sic
W bezposredniem duszpaster.
stwie, tax il ma kazdego ka-
plana przypada przecistnie
216O. Umar}o W przeciagu
ubieglego roku ksieay 9. Sc.
minaryum duchowne W Pelpli.
ME liczy lo1 kleryk6w, i to W
" kursie Is, W III 80, II %,
a W 1 (t.j. najmlodszym) 81;
nadto oddaie sic jeszcze 2
kleryk6w studyom teologi-
cznym ma uniwersytecie. =
Si6str milosierdzia liczy dye.
cezya 276, i to: a. Zgromadze.
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Gda6sku -, W Grudziadzu 10,
W Starogardzie 5, W Koscie.
rzynie 3, W Tucholi z i W
Che2mzy O. Parafi liczacych
mad 1000 dusz, jest IS, jake
to: parafa sw. Mikolaja W
Gda6sku IA, 1876 Olivia 1855,
parafa panny Nary W Toru-
niu 1926, Czersk 9S06, Sill
vice 9l00, Tczew 1886, Wiele
S110, Chelmno 1914, Chelmza
1850, Move 1880, Brusy 7555,
Scotland (pod Gdadskiem)
1881, Chojnice 71S4, Berry,
szkowy 1859 i Grudzisdz 7ol9
(w Toruniu parafa sw. Jana
2959, psrafa sw. Jak6ba
2611). = w +. 1898 obcho.
dzic beda jubileusz kaplad.
stwa: 60letni ks. Buerger 10
Marca; 50letni Ks. Knollmeyer
8 Marca; 25letni iubileusz
kapla6stwa dnia IL Maja ksie.
"a proboszczowie: Wisniewski
W Wielkolace, Scharmer u sw.
Miko1aja W Gda6sku, ,Lyskow.
ski W Matarni, Kryn W Oil.
vie, kangowski W Wudzynie,
kabu1ski W Kowalewie, Ham.
mer W Strzelinie, Milucki "
Swiekatowie, Larisch W Pin.
czynie, Szopieraj W kszynie,
Roszczyniarski W Gostoczynie
Racki W Wcldowie; IL Ger.
wca ks. proboszcz dr.. Lisidski
W Biskupicach.
Z WesHaSi donosi ,Wia.
rus Polski": w Srode przed
swietami o godz. 4 pol po po.
fudnlu, nastaplf W kopalni
Kaiserstuhl II straszny wy.
buch gaz6w. w owym czasie
bawili tam w}asnie trzej wyzsi
urzednicy gorniczy, kt6rzy "a,
raz zjechali do kopalni by
kierowac pracami ratunkowe-
mi. G6rnicy, kt6rzy jeszcz
zostali przy zyciu, straszn,
byli pokaleczeni, zaras wie5
zostali zaopatrzeni przez leks
rzy i zawiezieni do domu cho
rych W Dortmund. Proez
popalonych bylo 16 zabitych.
Straszny to byt widok. Placze
i jeki zapelnialy powietrze.
Poni2ej podajemy nazwiska
zabitych: Ignacy Dabrowski,
A. Walkhofer, Sommer, K.
Schnier, J. Nemajta, Fr. Kow.
ski, M. Strauss, H. Wilhelm,
A. Schorf, M. Wolf, A. Mes
ter, G.. Becher, K. Sutor, Mar.
Gin Go1uszkowski, Rudolf
Kuse, Karol Wahring. q o.
kaleczonych dw6ch juz umarlo,
tax wisc dotad lS g6rnik6w
stracilo zycie. Pogrzeb ich
odbya sic W drugie dwieto.
SyJirak.- Wielkopolanin"
prosi swoich czytelnik6w o
nadsylanie skladek, lub zna.
lezienia spokojnego kacika dla
Sybiraka, kt6ry sic zglosi1 do
redakcyi tego czasopisma. Jest
to niejaki p. J6zef Gabryelski,
zamieszka1y W Gnieznie przy
ul. Horna mr.. S5 u p. Szyma6-
skiego. Pred rokiem 1868
byl W Kr6lestwie Polskiem
rzadca gospodarczym. w r.
1863 wzis} udzial W powsta.
niu; walczyl W kilkunastu
bitwach, a pod Dalkowem i
Debicami dostal sic W ME.
wole. Zapedzono 60 ma Sy.
bir, na polnoc. Skutkiem ANNE.
styi powr6cil mocno styrany
niedostatkiem i choroba. Teraz
majac lat "a jest bez sposobu
do zycia, a W wielkiej swej
rozpaczy zniewolony jest pro.
sic Rodak6w wsparcie. Kto
czytal ,,Pamistniki z powsta.
MIA" znajdzie tam wzmianka 0
Jozefe GabrYelskim.
Brodnica Nv Prus, Zach. -
ZIodziaie okradli kosci6} we
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