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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08

One may be blessed with many Of the
luxurfes OF this life, but these do not al
ways bring happiness. Nothing can take
the place of good health, and beneath the
fine attire and the general make up Of a
fine lady or gentleman disease may turk
just the same as beyond the more modest
attire OF the working man or woman. No
one Is proof against
STOMACH DISORDER-There are so
very many conditions that may give rise
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08

se.esal Dispatch 10 the pc*t-la'es,lSsncer.
PRAIRIE. July The -Aingie mssi
.,xned ~ ! NJ tIcxet ~ this place ran
r.srty ali fogenrsn yesterday. cutstrg la-
90 shingles Nj Hayet's object wss 10
M Ms ssry kiln. though ay SO doing ,.
has violated 10 some extent the agreement
Nth ssa Shlnsis Mil Association
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08
puGILIsT GEORGE GREEN SICK.
His Friends Send Hin to Auburn for
HIS Health.

Special Dispatch to the PostIntellrencer
SAN FRANCISCO. July Jack Green. the we'll
known pugilist. formerly Of Seattle is reported TO
be recovering from affection OF lungs from which
he has been suffering for time His condition
had become serious while here that the Eagies
had him taken IN Auburn. where the climate Is
better adapted for people In bis condition
In letter to q friend he expresses himseh a.
much pleased with the improvement the change has
made in him. and thinks that In the warmer eli
mate he viii get we'll
Green was wasting away with consumption. and
his friends had become much concerned about his
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08
IOWA TARs vs.. NATIONALS.
Baseball Game to He Played Tom0P-
rnvv AhernnOm

Manager Hsldshrand. Of the hattleship iowa base
hall team. has arranged a baseball game With the
Nationals at Madison park tomorrow afternoon At
SIS o'cieck
The tars have a good team, the game with the
Rainierx recently proved The Nationals have been
strengthened hy the addition Of Beck Last week
they defeated Snchnmish easily. The batting order
will he as follows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08

wARDNER RioTER ON TRIAL.
Three Jurors Obtained In the Nur-
der Case Against paal Corroran.

WALLACE Idaho. july The trial
Of Paul corcoran ON charge Of murder
ing James Chsyns az Nst9Ber % April
20 when the Bunker Hf1 and Sullivan
mill was blown M. was begun today
Three Jurors were secured when court ad-
intirneh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08

To disorders Of digestion.
Among them are hered-
ity. mental worry. brain
work. overwork. irregu-
iartty OF meals, irritants.
tobacco, imperfect masti-
cation, malaria, liver
complaint. constipation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08

NEW YORK, July THE fifth race At Brighton
Beach today brought = head and Head fnish between
Tyrshena and Handsei. the former WANING IN .
furious drive Turner ON Handsel claimed foul.
however. which allowed and TyTshena was dis
qualified. Results
Mile and sfxteenth-Lackland won. Fire Arm
second, Grey jacques third Time. Is
Five furicnss-Wax Taper won. MAJ Flecknoe SEC
end. Her Ladyship third. Time. - -
!. Five and half furionGs-F 1ofence Clarke won.
Tam Var second. Landgrave third. Time. - Is
Five and half farlongs. selling-Ahect won. Cey-
lon second Trumpet third Time. % Is
One mile. selling. Handsel won. wohurt second.
The Dauphin third Time Lei Is
One mfle-Glogian won Satin Slipper second,
George Keene third Time. 11
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08

dnp<Nsttoa 70 pay sftentinn 20 tao arraess II san
raney and the failure II rates 70 relax tnesistesy
on ffidaf TIE tone 80 gsu&raiiy ffra asa AT
Affected by 0l4e1Ai dentAis a the ezxsxefassd re-
Ho<fS xbSI tue Taadsxetlt- PsansIis Ania alliance
The tsansof Vanderbilt stocks strong features
ard advances we're also recorded Ia most At the
tsoaid csuneyttes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Pi,,shurs, =. Chicago, q.

PlttehurG. "a chicago. u.
PiTTSRrRc Juty s-Garvis had two rad in.
made nine hsts ard all If their runs. Tsnnehin
ard Iesvet vas substituted ia the eighth.
AZ Tat he made four hits with total og nine bases
Attendance soc Scrr,
n RM1E aHE
Rsiseries rannehili. Leess- and schri,er: earvin
sla6 naros,gs rmrsrvs- ans Hunt
Ho.ton. y, New York. =.
BOSTON Iris THE large nunahsr Of bases
a,<ssst sartes dd sairis ssli until the last ia.
ming when be hit hard THE work ~ Hsrail-
teo and DurE wsrr the features Attendance. 2saa-
sfUSe
Bestsn Is ] New YORK -, )
RssteTies- Willis aad CLARKE: C&rrick sni Grady,
tEasrss- Fsaslis ssa smith.
Louisville. q, Cincinnati. 2.
LOUISVILLE Jnls The Celonsis made IL ;ssree
straight tfoHa the Ress ISaAy, Rrettens,e,a vas
ha;tsd hard in the arst tafes innings. Attendance.
RHsl REE
tsRysxries- fAauns sad Powers Rssstenssesa ara
woszt Igfsrrs~sssf'nss ard Latham
Washington. ., baltimore, =.
kSHISGruS fuiy TMctstnnitv rather
vt'a s~say- asd tae senasoss bat hsm tseqs>nsly.
se0ginx os,snsr Mercer Fsfsas3 wss, the szsi,or.
ssaas msahss ~ rSsse ht untii the sixth saninx
Attendance 2ass seosss
" sshs1xfna q E 4 Ha3siEEoss .-s,
nxsssss~s~MssesT Aa6 ktttrrass Mef5taas.s and
Eaean~aE- trartres Asfs1ssd smd Msasssan-
Brooklyn. u; Fhtladetphfa. 2.
NEW NoRk Jafy T-pSnn hated safety
sas uaae bats wssA sasaI 81 stss~sa hssss In ne
srst tarcs assnss to-day. tt ia sltcwr aslly three
stnzses 80 the seHsxsutaS s4x n-c-esyn rallied il
sac seFssth. Stunning ssss hy sis~ss team seak At
fen4aner ! Ss soSyss
nRg RHE
FAlsa.sel,sAas ..s. : L . RroGkiyn -... 2 e
axt Axa< nj ft7xor Al
sEastA. rnpas~s- isacA and Cssznsssy.
No 6ame, Wet Greuaas
ST. iovls. ssty s-Ns sa=e. vet x,rsras
standing ct the Cluha.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08
HUDYAN REMEDY CO.

Coz. STOCKTON. Ellis and 6K1s&ef Streets.
San Francisco.
You Have the Privilege or C~nsups-
Ing the Hudyan Doctors About Your
Case, Free Of Charge. Cali or write.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
National Bank OF Commerce at Seattle.
IN the State OF Washington, at the close
OF business June 30. 1898
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08

The fcssowins table. esmpfied By Brsdssreet shows
the hsHa eiezrinx ~ all principal cities foe the week
ended Juis !, With the pesrsnfage II increase and
ssecresse - compared with the corresponding week
Last year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08
So, Louis Races.

ST LOUIS July THE fair grounds track was
sloppy today. Results:
Six furlones. selling Fourth Ward won. Katie
Gibbons second. Joe Doughty third Time. l;lst
Five funon9s, two-year-olds- SYLVAN won. Sue
johnson second Silent Friend THRU Time. 063,
Mile and seventy yards. ellins-Chancery won
Air Rlast second. limp third. Time. s.
Six furionGs, selling RAuish wcn Hi Roller Sc
ond. Beemsn third. Time, rs
Five and half furlones, two-year-olds- Dissolute
won, San Cecilia second ChickamsuGa third Tine
Tia
Six furiones. selling Silver Set won. Barriso
ond. Nancy Till third. Time. lisa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08
Harlem Races.

CHICAGO. July 7.--Haslem track heavy; weather
rainy Results:
Five furiongs two-year-o ids-Ianahle won. Post
master Bailey second Dixoaetta third. Time. t5.
SIX and a half furicnss, three-y Odds. selling
Canace waa. Cnirassier second Heroic third. Time
l2n
six furlongs, selling Phillas won, Ondian second
Annis Palmer third Time. l.la4
One mile-Maceo won. Bonneville second. Prince
Risxes third Time. l:i5
Six furlougs sellng-Warren Point won, Roger
B. second Jennie r third Time. / Isl
One mile selling Bethlehem star won. Merry
Glen second Eidad third Time. la7i
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08
MINING QUOTATIONS.

mot Included IN totals because containing ct
items thar clesrinss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-08
THREE OF THE CLAIMS

shown on the above map have lately be-
successful mining men. They show ~ at
gold. Buffalo Legal Tender promises TO
camp. In February last this stock WAS
~ cents BY September We confidently
steady advances week by week from now
The oasis., 1899-02-11
Sunset Limited.

The Southern Pacific special fast train between Chicago and the Paci- fic coast, will make the first run about Sept lst, and thereafter run twice a week. Solid vestibuled Pullman train throughout, dining service and every thing complete. Also twice week a special fast train between New Or leans and San Francisco connecting with fast train for all Atlantic coast points. The finest and most complete service from coast to coast. Four fast trains east and west each week from Benson via the Sunset route
 For further information concerning this unrivaled passenger service, call on or address, F. J Zeimet, agent at Nogales, or F s. Webster, agent at Benson.
The oasis., 1899-02-11

Yuma Sentinel: D. W. Field, Thomas Johnson, D. D. Johnstone and other stockholders of the Ameri- can Girl Gold Mining Co.,, came in from Los Angeles the first of the week to attend the annual meeting and election of the board of directors of the company. The American Girl mine is in the Gold Rock district, and has been in operation several months, giving good results.
 Prescott Courier: At the Senator workmen are engaged in lowering the floor of the tunnel preparatory to sinking the shaft below the intersec- tion of the cross cut with the vein. When this is finished the hoisting plant is to be placed at the intersec- tion and power for the underground workings of the mine will be directed from this point. It is expected that two months will elapse before the shaft sinking will be under way.
The oasis., 1899-02-11
ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED

ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED everywhere for "The Story of the Philippines" by Nitrate Halstead, commissioned be the government as official historian to the war depart ment. The book was written in army camps at San Francisco, on the Pacific with General Merritt, in the hospitals at Honolulu, in Hong Kong, in the American trenches at Manila, in the insurgents camps with Agui- naldo, on the deck of the Olympia with Dewey, and in the roar of bat tie at the fall of Manila. Bonanza for agents. Brimful of original pie
 ures taken by government photo graphers on the spot. Large book. Low prices. Big profits. Freight paid. Credit given. Drop all trashy, unofficial war books. Outfit free. Address, F. T. Barber, Sec'y., Star Insurance Bldg, Chicago.
The oasis., 1899-02-11
N1ININo NEo wS.


 Star, one of the Pine Mountain group, and have already taken out and worked a profitable lot of mill ore.
 Prescott Courier Applestill Bros. have taken lease from Jas. Douglass upon the Gov Mckinley, on the Has sayampa, above the Senator, and will eontinue sinking on the body of lead ore developed by former work on the vein.
 Prescott Courier: Algert X War ren, who have lease on the Pine Mountain, have developed fine body of ore in the lower level, and are also working over the old dumps, it is said, at handsome profit for the handling.
 Graham Bulletin; It is reported that the Detroit Copper Co.,, at Mor- enci, will shortly install an 500 horse power gas plant at their works there. This move is rendered necessary by the enormous ore bodies that are constantly being opened up in the mine of this company.
 Prescott Courier: John Hurley and partners working the Mt. Union and Spruce under lease from Lefors and Hobbs, and who shipped car of smelling ore recently, have another lot of fifty tons on the dump and bodies of fine ore are developed both in face of drift and in slopes.
 Prescott Courier: It is reported upon good authority that J. H. Cos tello has made a deal for the Milliken and Conner properties for a sum said to aggregate s50,OOO, and if the tran saction is completed, assurances are given that extensive development will be done on both groups.
 Prescott Courier: The report of the rich strike in the Crowned King mine has been confirmed; eight inches of unusually rich ore has been struck on the lowel level of the mine. The average value of the ore is not known, but some of it is said to assay SIT ,000 gold to the ton.
 Globe Belt: W. H. Honder was here on Tuesday from Murray Innes' camp on Mineral Creek, where con- siderable work is to be done. Camp buildings are to be erected and two shafts are to be sunk to a depth of 100 feet. Frank Gill, who has the contract to sink the shafts from the 25-foot level is ready with a force of men to begin work.
 Globe Times: Capt. W. H. Tender returned to Riverside Wednesday. Reports show more progress on Mine ral Creek among the new and old claimants than any time since Mine ral was an attraction. Murray Innes. the Ray people, the Kansas City com pany and many others are pushing developments. Contractor Gill start ed on his big job early in the week.
 Tempe News MT. Malcolm Me Leish of Denver, who spent several years in Arizona working the tailings of the Vulture mine at Smiths mill on the Hassayampa, has purchased large dump of tailings of Mir. c. L. | Hall at the Mammoth mine, which is located at Golddeld, forty miles east of this city. MT. McLeish has spent the past year in looking for suit able place to engage in cyaniding and has travelled over most of the mining
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23

ho"JOh u9LiOcCi Il
kierunkow rzekomo silnego j
sfusznego rozwoju prawosfawia
i zruszczenia.
Czy Murawjew istotnie byf
poboanym, a CO wazniejsza, czy
byf rozumnie i wlasciwie po-
boznyms Czy moana bye
chrzescijaninem. nienawidzac
religji katolickiej slepo wie-
rzac W prawosiawie? Pierw-
semi ofiarami jego byli dwaj
ksieaa, "a kt6rymi og6f dawaf
n~ajlepsze swiadectwo, a nawet
wstawiai sic ulubieniec jego
Siemaszko.
- ME znam litosci Ola ko-
gokolwiekbadz, zwiaszcza ola
ksieay''.
"A gdy Siemaszko wspomniai
o Bogu i Opatrznosci, dodal
cynicznie:
rCzy ty widziaies kiedy
tego Najwyzszego, DO ia wyzna-
|je, IL przeaywszy z CORA 60 lat,
ME widziafem go ami razu".
Ma dwadziescia zas lat pred
opisana rozmowa zadai poswie-
cenia ma nowo jednej z cerkwi
moskiewskich z powodu, il ja
'pohahbif.. zwiedzajacy turek
swoia obecnoscia.
Widzimy tedy wstretna hy-
pokryzje cynizm i najciem-
Messy zabobon, a jednak Mu-
rawtewowi ~narzucaja role wiel-
kiego krzewiciela prawosiawia
ma Litwie i Biaiorusi. Jakoa
byf on MIN istotnie, PREY po-
mocy bagnet6w, sfanatyzowa.
nych popow i wlasnej gotowo-
Sci do szukania nowych dr6g
ola swej krwiozerczosci.
Ma jedno jego skinienie "a
mykano i rabowano kosciofy j
klasztory i wywozoro zakonni-
kow i zakonnice, NATIONALIST Cd
nawiano zapomniane cerkwie j
dzwigano MOVIE; zawsze chciwe
wfadzy duchowieistwo prawo-
s!awne Moskwy i innych Ia
katkGw Rosji, pierwsze dafo
haste uznania zasfug tax dziel-
nego obrohcy prawcslawia. O.
bro1cy2 - lecz wobec kogo i
jakiej napasci? Wszak cerkwie
upadafy przez lata cafe ME z
|powodu przesladowania, lecz z
braku poparcia ilpotrzeby sa.
mel ludnosci prawosiawnej ma
Litwie i BiaiorUsi. Murawjew
tedy jego nastepcy narzucili
prawoslawic sztucznie wytwo-
rzyli tn ola niego wzglednie
znaczne srodowisko, zalewaj9c
tie nieszczesne kraje Gala armia
czynownik6w j popow. Latwo
byio przeciez konfiskowae OBJ.
szefne dobra ziemskie i sprze.
dawae "a bezcen, lub rozdavaG
wybranym zausznikom i dziafa.
czom, fatwo bylo podejmowa6
kosztowne usifowania dla spro-
wadzania z kra1cow pa1stwa
wyrzutkow spoleczeGstwa "a
pieni4dze, zfupione z ziemian,
duchowiehstwa i kosciof6w.
Murawjew to robil jedynie W
nadziei poparcia W sferze ciem-
nego i sfanatyzowanego du-
chowiehstwa prawosfawnego i
tie nadzieje go ME zawiodfy.
Lecz upokorzyc i zgnebiG
szlachte j ksie&y BY to dla niego
zamafo, on jeszcze zapragnaf
rzucie zarzewie nienawisci i
rozterki W lono samego spofe-
fecze6stwa i zniszczyG ie EXC.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23
kuraVieV ,,WieSzaiel'
1 pOmnik jego W Whine.
(Ciag dalszy).

We peuzleIny tu opoWiauail
powszechnie znanych a tax
smutnych dziej Nv ostatniego
powstania, wszakze musimy
uprzytomnic dobrze te oddziel
ne epizody, kt6re W dalszym
ciagu posluas do scharaktery
zowania rosyjskiego bohatera.
TAX, bohatera, DO takim robi
go ten pomnik, dis postawio
ny W Whine. takim robi 60 ia
tfuszcza czynownik6w i po-
pow, kt6ra dis p~ochwycila
rzsdy W Rosji, DO tluszcza ia
W Murawjewie wie6czy siebie,
~wienczy swoja dzialalnosc
wsteczna i bezmiernie spodlo-
ma.
Otto geneva pomnika ola Mu-
rawjewa.
w drodze do wilma Mu
rawjew stale W Dynaburgu.
Wfasnie rozegral sic tam smut
ny mad wyraz i bolesny akt
ostatni powstania, zgniecione-
go W zarodku W byiych pol
skich Inflantach. Specialize
przyslany z Petersburga gene
rat Diotowskij zniszczyl cd
dziaiy powsta6cze Platera "a
pomoca arcy szata6skiego Pc
myslu. Otto wm6wil licznie
tam osiadfym starowiercom,
G. czas6w Mikoja dawniej-
szycb) }, aseby wystapili pre-
civ polskiej szlachcie i dwo,
rom. Rozkiefznana dzicz NOR
dowaia i pali}a be- pamieci i
MARY. Murawjew W swej
movie do szlachty i miejsco
wych urzednik6w zapowiedzial
caiy szereg podobnych srod-
k6w; czyny starowiercow ME
wahal sic nazwac doorze spell
nionymi ~obowiazkami wier-
nych poddanych j Dlotowskie-
go podal do nagrody.
Pc takim wstspie W Dyna
burgu o ciag daisy ME trud
no by,o iua W Whine. Nowy
dyktator rozpoczai swojs dzia-
lalnoEc cd ryczaftowego uzna-
mia wszystkiei szlachty i du
chowieGstwa szesciu gubernij,
jakoto: wile6skiei, kowie1-
skiej, grodzieGskiej. mihskiej,
mohylewskiej i witebskiej "a
buntownicza i wyiaf ich z pod
prawa. Odtad urzsdnik z je-
go druayny, zolnierz i pop sta
Ii sic szpiegami, wzglsdem kt6
rych najdziksze przepisy ! roz
porzadzenia nakazywaly sza
cunek i bezwzglsdne pos}u
SENSITIVE.
Re znacznej liczby urzedu-
jacych polak6w jednych, kt6.
rzy sic podali do dymisji, Cd
dano pod sad "a to jedynie,
Ae sic podali, a drugich usu-
nisto z zajmowanych posad,
choc chcieli siuayc i pracowac.
Me byfo tedy wyjscia, ME by.
10 tfomaczenia, kazdy musiai
bye winnym W oczach Muraw
jewa. Ma miejsce usunietych
wstapili nowi oddani sluzalcy,
usunieci re wszystkich gaiezi
administracji W glebi paGstwa
i odtad stafa fals napfywaja
Gale ich zastepy, az do naszych
czas6w. Murawjew uzyskal
dla mich u tronu lepsze wyna.
~grodzenie i znaczne przywileie
sfuzbowe.
w liczbie tych godnych to
warzyszow drapieznika odzna
czyli sic najwy bitniej, krom
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23

~ SSSAS 6S-'
kt6ry ME dopatrzyl jakiegos
powstahczego, 0plDaS
go pc prostu, ME m6wiac ami
siowa.
Sam osobiscie W nocy, udai
sic do klasztoru Wizytek, ably
reguie zakonna, ME
dozwalaiscs wstspu msaczyz-
nom "a krate, i widzieG srom i
przerazenie zakonnic. Urzsd.
nixon wszystkim, policjantom
i oficerom, nadal prawo do
wolnego aresztowania polak6w
ma ulicach, placach, W koscio
Zach, ME wyisczajsc kobiet.
Zyjs jeszcze setki swiadk6w,
stwierdzajacych caly szereg
bezwstydnych i lotrowskich
postepk6w: ME wahano sic
publicznie zniewazac mlodych
mezatek i panien, podnoszac
i'm suknie Ola ~sprawdzenia,
czy spodnica ME jest szara hub
czarna, a wiec czy ME jest
ukryta zaloba, kt6ra zostala
najsurowiej zabronions. Una
ns jest powszechnie rozmowa
despoty z przejezdzaiscym hr.
Bergiem, bsdz CO badz czlo.
wiekiem wyzszej oglady.
u mnie kaady szlachcic
jest winien; czestokroG kaae
wiezic zgola be- aadnych do.
wod6w i.trzymam W wiezieniu
be- przyczyny. Prose- sobie
wyobrazic, &c mann tax szczss.
liwa reke, &c zawsze sic cos
znaidzie W ko1cu i ko6czy sic
to CO ~najmniej wygnaniem".
Lub tez: ,,Pan6w pochowa.
lem, mlodych zwolennik6w po-
litycznej propagandy wytraci.
lem, a zawsze i wszedzie RIA.
DE sic zasada, IL jesli czlowiek
jest wart powro "a, MECH "a.
wisnie jak najpredzej".
Gdy byfa nova o wypadku
ukazania sic iakiegos podej.
rzanego komisarza ma dachu
klasztornym W Warszawie,
Murawiew doradzaf zr6wnanie
cafego klasztoru z ziemia. Ola
niego byl to nader zwykly
czyn, vice dziwii sic, BE MONA
tn jeszcze zastanawiac sic choc
chwile.
Wyroki podpisywal "a Wy,
rokami, jedne cd drugich SUI
rowsze. Jezeli naczelnik szta-
bu prey osobistym raporcie,
wskutek r6znych kombinacyj,
stara} sc niekiedy o zlagodze.
ME wyroku, Murawjew wyry,
wal papiery z rak jego i szyb
ko je podpisywal. Slowa:
,,rozstrzelac", ~npowiesic", by.
iy stale pisane wyrazniej cd
innych, rzeklbys - z wyjstko-
wa przyjemnoscis".
Byl to rowniez czlowiek
~niezwykle gminnych upodo
ban i CUSTOM. Tax mp. nigdy i
cd nikogo ME przyjmowal. Fad
nego wstawiennictwa, zar6wno
wiasnych geheral6w, iak du
chowie1stwo i arystokracje
rodOws polsko. litewska fajal
najobelzywiej, gdy czestokroc
przywolywal do siebie jednost.
XII ohydne, jak piiak6w poll
cjant6w, diak6w i podofce
row. Tylko jednemu goli.
brodzie, polakowi, kt6ry CO.
dziennie goli} go, udawalo sic
czasem obroniG niewinnie ska.
zanych przez policjs ma areszt
Tub kars pienieans. Bye mo.
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kowym oddano bezbronny kraj
ma lup j pod wfadzs dyskrec
i tenn samem powofa
no do dzialania najdziksze
instynkty ludzkie j
swawole. Mu
tedy stworzyl caly
Legion smutnych dzialaczy,
kt6rzy trwaja az dotad a pc
z grupy, odznaczonej
nagrodami ,za usmirenje poLs-
haho miahSa". Opr6cz ponce
nik6w ma miejscu, Murawjew
mial opiekun6w i W Peterstur.
gu, a tymi byli W pierwszym
ministrowie Milutin j
Zielonoj i kilku innych, og6l
jednak zachowywaf sic wzgle-
dem niego z wyrazns pogarda.
Powszechnie znanym jest fakt
cofniscia rski ~Murawjewowi
przez Suworowa, wnuks Una.
nego generaia, podczas wspol.
mel bytnosci W carskim palacu
zimowym.
Lecz danny CLOS rosjanino-
wi, historykowi i poecie, Mi
kolajowi Bergowi, kt6ry tax
pisze W miesieczniku Ruskaja
Stdrina z +. 1888:
wv Michale Murawjewie ME
nawet sladu ge.
nialnego administrators. Me
mniej przeto on to uspokoil
krai, d~oprowadzony przez iego
poprzednika (~Nazimowa) do
strasznego bezladu, lecz doko
nal tego srodkami, kt6re W
zowia sic barbarzyh-
dzikim azjatyckim
terrorem".
,,Tacy ,,ludzie" iuz dawno
zagineli W Europe, a teraz
chwala Bogu, zaczynaja ginac
{ czyzby9 a moze tylko wyra
dzac SIZE u mas W Rosji j
many prawo ssdzic, ae drugi
Murawjew jest wprost niemoz
Byl to ostatni z ,Mohi-
kan6w" naszych ciezkich dni
i dlatego przykro dis czytac
i slyszec, Ae ieden tylko MI,
rawjew posiadal tajemnice RIA
du mad polakami".
ITO samo, CO zrobi}, MONA
dokonac W jakims kraju z
gruutu zrewolucjonizowanym,
nieznoszsc z powierzchni zie.
wielkich si6f i ME wysyia.
JAG ma wygnanie ich ludnosci
wraz z kobietami, dzieGmi j
n~iemowletami, W glsb sybe-
kopalh, ME wieszajsc
i ME rozstrzeliwaisc niemal co.
dziennie".
,,Nie, - rosjanom najbar.
naleza}oby powstrzymac
sic cd wszelkich pochwa} ,.pa.
now Murawjew6w", gdyt my
wszyscy posiadamy spora dozs
murawiewszczyzny', dzikosci
i barbarzy Gstwa. Zksd sic to
bierze, ME bedziemy badali,
gdyz to by mas zaprowadzilo
"a daleko. My wszyscy kocha.
my sic W niszczeniu i uciemie.
son;,D
Tax mowi ten, jak nienniej
wielu innych swiatlejszych TO.
sian, zarowno wsp6fczesnych
~Murawjewowi, jak i p6zniej
szych. Ola M~urawjewa, krom
wyzei przytoczonyoh tytui6w
u&ywaja stale okresleG takich
jak: drapieznik, barbarzy1ca
okrutuik, wyrodek ludzkosci
wyrzutek wlasnego spo}ecze1
silva.