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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
Pozw6l sobie powic


zes juz q starry ma
.. abyS potr:6l rozpocsae "a
nowo, 30 70 teraz trzeba
calkiem insczej gospodaro-
wac, ale wei sobie ziecia.
MECH PRAGUE. MECH szuka
sposob6w. q ty siedz sobie
spckojnie ! przygladaj sie. jak
to pojdsie.
Ziecia westchnal
p. Antoni, a toe v tenn
tr6alo naszego smutku. Ma
rynia ME chce siuchat Q lad
Ea.a = .#,.{ a.. d4a' -
nej partyi. sadurzyla sic "
Jerzym =. | CT : ni4 robit.
Pan Wincenty pokiwa'.
glowa.
40 .#s .a5Ez .Et
- Jerry. Jerry Wy
balsal, 40 niego ME ma CO
liczye.
- Wien ci to, kochany
Wicu$,iiuu, wien. ale CO.. POI
radsie { ~dziewczyna.
= ~Wyperswadowae, spro-
wadzit kogo innego.
TAX ci sic 1daje, ale
kobiety maja up6r, pow:adam
ci. 4elazny up6r. Me i ME. j
rob, co cheese.
- Ale gdyby inny sic
trail.
= - Toe sic tra6a. porzad.
ny, mily, przystojay chIopak;
wei 60, m6wimy matka.
Zaleje sic }zami, caluje pc
rekach. proszac: Dajcie mi
pok6j, czy ju1 wan naprzy-
krzy}am sic W domu, re mic
,.
- Bo ME spotka}a takiego
coby sic podobai, coz jerry?
Nieszpetny ch}opak, ale
prsecle ME Antynous, music
ia jej ~przywiezt kogo$. .
- Bog Ct zapIa6 Wicuchna,
p~rzywiez. a moze... kto
Z kobietami @trzeba
pr6bowat. Vice ma
Jerzego. mo wisz, ME ma co
- Sam mi powiedzial. ze
potrzebuje wiekszego posagu
- Ia mlodaiez dzisiajsza,
"a mic honor, u mic milo$t,
pieniadz przede wszyst-
kiem! !
- - |
- Moi kochany, com Sic
a natru{ u nicgo, Wszystko
lie podobalo nj sie!. il
Z fabryka j gospodarstwo
<iepskie,: ME ma Q czem
Blichtru dosyt. Okla
niemalo, a rzecsy
lie ma. Take to dzisiajszc
taxa to nasza mlodzicz.
Starry posmutnieli przynie-
vino z bakaliami nile
-oo,, ~4~lo x,x,neo~,sd1Sk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

ivej, 6.anki biale, . oknaeh.
|krla.y wonne. cod - odetehoal
|pelna plersia; czul Sic tu.
|jak ! siebie. w%spomnienia.
prseszlo,scii pr.esuneIy Sic. 1ak
awe pred jeg;o oczami.
w takich komnatach Meg
DIS, jake mlodz'eniec, "a
chwycal panny tahcem slaw-
nym " dalekie strony, y
tskiej oSwiadc,yt sic o reke
swej Kasi i spedzil lyle civil
szczesliwych jako narzeczony.
- Mech Gle Bog blogo
sl.wi. MOI Antosiu, wyrzek',
rozeirzawszy sic. les zacho.
wat stara mode " mies1ka-
niu, ME lubis aneielskiego
...yku, dis TAX powszechne-
|go. H.. 49,.
Ktoby ma starost odmie
mali zawolal gosrodarz. stare
graty wystarczyt musza do
!Smierci, a ~czlowiekowi z niemi
lepiej, jak &c stary,ni przy~
jaciolmi. J6ziu! kaz nam podat
buteleczke. a tego nailepsze~
go. Starry zolaierze be- niej
gawedzit, jak sic nalety, ME
umieja.
- Movie mi Wicuchna.
ciagna& dalei sadzaiac eoscia
ma kauapie. Q sobie o swojem
powodzeniu.
Pan Wincenty machnal re.
ka : niechecia.
Co tam! wyrzekl, c.}o-
wick starze)e sic. gr6b pred
oczami, " tyl ME ma "a kim
sic obejr7ec. Coz bede m6w'}
O sobie? Chleba kawalek! jest
/ mic wiecej mad to.
49, Ktopot6w zadnych ME
masz.
- Coz z tego! Zycie ME
ma Interest,", ME ma czem
uradowad serca. ex publicis
mic pocleszaiacego, wszedzie
lie sic dzieje. religia pre-
sladuia zewsz2d, liberalizm
rosnie .czemze sic tn ucieszyt?
Mode pokolenie ME sprawia
rado$ci, trudno poznad v
niem wlasna krew, tax
sic odmienilo,
- To prawda, to prawda.
pan Antoni, mic do
ME stychat ma swiecie.
mic dobrego.
A ty, powiedz mi co Q
. was Antosiu. xapytal |
lake wan gospodar-
stw,o< idzie!
- Nieosobllwie, nieoso-
bliwie, onparl Chlebowski,
poprawiaiac sic ma sied,eniu,
cielkie. wszystko sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

B,lo 70 pred trzema laty,
romans ~ pestsppS~aal nader a
mlodziedeso, porie'dllieli jul
sob'e; ze sc koebaja prsy-
sobie wierpost DO
! jerry mis' jeehat
do Warszawy. prosit make
0 .~pozwolenie IA msltehstwo.
Ale PAM Otwinowska ivy
czajem przezornych matek
upatrzyla sobie lima synowa.
~ymogla vice znloke ma
czas nieograa1czony. ME "a.
niedbawssy prz,tem r6tnych
srodk6w przebieelosci ME
wie1ciej ola p~rzeprowzdzen'a
wlasnych plan6~.
Tymczase.m jerry wpadl
prsypadkiem y to~arzJs tso
ludzi sapaionych do prze'ny-
slu; tkwiaca Y elebi daszy
struna ~odpcwiedn,a zadrgala.
odtad wssystkie mysli | chsci
oearaela icdoa potezna ma
mietnost.
Klobucko zamicnilo sic v
osade fabryczna, wysokie ko-
miny ;mponowaly przechod-
niom. a p. jerry krecil sic
iak mucha " ukropie, pory~
w,'ajac sic "a wszystkie pred.
siewziecia bes dostatecznych
kwali6kacYi t%achowych. os.u-
kiwany / wyzyskiwany przez
ludzi nieuczciwych. lgnac CO.
raz glebiej " dlugi / klopoty
wszelkieeo rodzaju.
L poczatku suWazat soo'e
jerry "a Swiety ~obowiazek
odwiedz;6 Marya raz ma
miesiac, w~ytlomaczyt sic
brakiem czasu Z dlugiej ME-
bytnosci, przeprosie wreszcie
slowy i obietnicami
wiernoSci.
Z b'egiem czasu odwiedzi-
ny stawaly sic coraz rzadsze.
Marynia we zach tcnela,
jej smutnieli, przewi-
lily koniec, patrzac IA
marnlej3c3 mIooosc cofk] we
technoty i zalu do
H..
Gdy rok dochod.il do
ostatniej bytaosci Jerzego.
Eaczsli s.eptat temu i owemu
' ucho. se projektowane
n.ltedstwo rozchwialo sic. ze
lest woln@, a jak to
n6wia, parma IA wydaniu.
Ma 1890 sierpnia przypa~
laly imieniay panny Maryi,
-EE# go e -&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
MItOSC
A P|EN|ADz.
N0WELA
" PRZEZ
%s1rrE N11rwsK4'
.prsedruk : ks,a1ki wydanej 1 Wydru'
kowanej przez F. Gu ciessy1skiego.
Poznx&> 1856.

.-&.eHD-
(Ciag daissyJ.
Kwiatkowo nosilo ceche
wioski polskiej. Wysokle.
smukle topolc " ~pierwotnych
ksztaltach. nieoszpecone sie~
kiera, zdobily droge ! wioske
o chatach drewniany'ch, o.
mszalych. z dachami poro~
s}emi wysokiem .ielena.
? D~orek bia&y niew'elki
kryl sic W bu]oie zarosiym
ogrodzie pelnym jesiennych
georgia / astr6w. ..... H..
Ma >turkot zajezd5ajacej
bryki wybiegl jaki1. dose
brudno odziany sluga, q "a
MIN oboje gospodarstwe.
Pan Antoni, szpakowaty
brunei, O ciemnej. czerstwej
cerze, " czamarze vital z
roztwartemi ramionami szero~
ko mi1ego eoscia.
- WicuS, Wicuchna, DALI
big W,cuchna kochany.
Ipoczciwy, p~rzypomniale$ So
bic o starym przyjacielu.
MECH Gle Bog kocha. zacny
moi druhu!
PAM Antoniowa szczupla .
drobna kobiecina, witala z
r6wna uprzejmo$cia .catuiace~
20 ia W reke kilkakrotnie
goscia.
jake sic miewasz?
Dsieloie wygladasz' MECH Gle
Bog kocha! wolal gospo-
darz, przypatrujac sic
Z serdeczna czaloscia kole-
DE, lat ci ME przybywa.' jak
widze. ... i
Mic dzjwnego - :odez
zwala sic PAM Antoiioo,wa,
pan kapitan (obaj byli podob-
no porucznikami) syje bee
klopotu. dobrze 1nu sic wie-
die: ME tax, jak naa1 tn,
nieborakcm.
Prosze GIG J5ziu, ME
narzekaj pred Wicusiem, nile
psuj nam krwt, tot trzeba
te urocsystost nasze obcho-
did wpeso}o, DO to lielada
uroczyssttot'sstt; przybycie tax
E,Ert--- y H| t''@'-+H,~ -. 800 |- N-.. .,r'y
milego, TAX upraga1onego
goscia. &C.,. N. xEE1 < Il. |
/ wziawszy pana Wjnoen-
teeo u pod ramie. po'ippt'olwaadzil
- s,lun;ku. bez kt6ref.po
5sf sEfGSs5 f}J s1s4 Eat3l2S ! 3s.-
niqdzie obyt sic ME MONA "a,
Meble W MIN byfy staro.
5wieckie. machoniowe. POI
kryte pasowym, jedwabaym
ad,amaszkiem szafka oszkiona.
aFIg ~ aassssattsasssa:s SIs
.x5nnl-nl0rn-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

SssNHsSsM Sg#s fESssS
= Plet Jej blada clsnie~al.
jakas promlean4,
oczy wielkie. czsrne, patrzal,
! pod dIue'ejj .rlesy, rysy
twarayczkl regulsroe, posaeo-
We. wzrost wynl,iiosIy. wszyst-
ko tworzylo caiosc. uderza
jaca ma pierwszy rzut Okla.
| teraz Jej powitssie przy-
jaciela ojcowskiego ME b,lo
nacechowane serdecznoscia.
-: m tFg#s -s
posunela sic 0 kirk naprz6i,
podala reke gosciowi. be-
prsyjaznego. bee u
Smiechu.
Wszyscy sasiedli do stolu,
s'arym kohcu znalazl sis
pisarz prowentowy q obok
parma slutaca, ruuiana. ttusta.
blordynka, spu
s~zczajaea v 66t tiglarne oczy
Pant Antoniowa chc;ala
goscia posadzit IA pierwszem
miejscu. Cd czego ten broni,
SIC uparcie. potem obsta wills
90 P6Imiskam!, czestowaia.
przykiadala.
Marynia siedziala jakby
nieprzytomna. wziela cokol~
wick potraw ma tale:z
iadla bez smaku, machinalnie
Pan Wincenty, rzucal ma Mis-
@pojrzenia ciekawe / lubujace
sic. Badz, co badz twarz to
przesliczna, a czarne
gdy spojrzaly z ME-
mrowie przechodziio
20 ciele.
= Jake nasza Marynia
panic. kapitanie?
pytala pani Antoniowa, spo-
strzegiszy czeste spojrzenia
goScia ma c6rkS. .,>. ....
= Me wien, jak odpo-
odparl Otwinowski.
jakas j smutna. ale 49,
staremu szczeroSf
zawsze. jak cacks.
Dziewcsyna spojrsala ma.
m6wiacego, usta rozchylily
'ie usmiechem przymusowym,
! oczy xaszklify lzami.
z piersi rodzic6w wydarlo
lie westchnienic.
.Marya Chlebowska byla
edynaczka. liczyl. lat d1ie:-
.ietnaScie. Helancholiczka ;
,e~mperamentu. Cd dziecidstwa
niala sktonnost do smutk6wi
'rojonych. lubi'a smutoe
srnutna musyke il
smutnc powiesci.I
ze$ciei Widvwaoo II n{ei }zv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
NA!|JlLEPSZE
FOTOGRAFlE
II. wykonuje
Bauer

Cor. 5 & johnson Str,
W will naprzeciw novel Mie}l
skiej Biblioteki " Winonie,
najleptej fotografowae mo5e
re wszystkich innych takich
artyst6w - 2 powodu, ze MA
najlepiej urzadzona pracownill
" miescie, ze wszech siren
oswietlona. Fotografie jege
zast6sowane So do ~najnowssei
nody zaws4ed obrze tra6one
~ - s-+ g ~. i ( - ~. - EZ=- J. - go"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-01-19
Near Unto Greatness.

A Louisville woman who spent the sum
mer at 4 famous mountain resort in Vir-
GINA declares that. Ike all other places
Of the kind, II has its star bOarder This
one was a young southern girl. She was
not pretty, yet far from being hOmely:
there was no special style about her and
she was as heavy on hand as a log and,
last of al, she was not particularly rich
But she lOrded il over the place. and al
the other bOarders walked behind like the
sister Of gicdy "DOdO." The Louisville
woman lost sleep-trying 70 find the key to
this social mystery. One DAY she chatted
with the female potentate. They talked on
and on until finally the subject turned on
the Davis family. DID you know any Of
them" she asked.
NO replied the before,
grandiy, but Just missed travelling on the
train once with Winnie DAVIS"
And then the other women from the south
gazed reverently az the ''iust missed, - and
the Louisville lady exclaimed, softly:
Eureka. Louisville Times.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-01-19
FOUR MASKED MEN.
A West Virginia Bank Robbed. the
Safe Being Blown With Dyna-
mite-They Escaped.

Clarksburg, W. Va, Jan. 1s.-Four
masked men forced the doors of "
CARTS Valley bank, at Philippi, Tues
day night. They blew up the safe
with some powerful explosive, par
italy wrecking the interior of the
building.
They hastily gathered up the
money in the safe, about $4,000. and
escaped before pursuit could be in
stituted.
The robbers effected their entrance
to the bank by breaking a pane Of
plate glass in the door. The safe is a
complete wreck, and the bank furni-
ture was ruined by the explosion.
The hammers and other tools used by
the robbers were secured from a
blacksmith's shop near by. The rob
bers made their escape on B. & o.
hand car, going a distance of 20 miles.
They are supposed TO be the same
gang that robbed the Pennington
Coal & Coke Co. three weeks ago. \
big reward is offered for their cap
turP
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-01-19
INTERNAL REVENUE TAX.
ditures VIII Cause a Reduction
on Several Articles.

Washington, Jan. 1s.-In view Of the
excess of revenue over expenditures
and the probability that receipts will
be larger next year than now, and
that the treasury viii not need the
money for current expenses, the at
tentiOn of the ways and means COM
mittee has been directed to the sub
ject of the internal revenue, with the
idea of amending the law if reduction
OF taxes is favored.
Several propositions have been
mOOted, among them keing the de-
mand of the brewers to have the beer
tax cut in half. This suggestion has
been taken under consideration by a
subcommittee, and it is understood to
be their opinion that if any of the
taxes are soon dispensed with the first
to be taken off will be those on ex-
press receipts and telegraph messages.
both of which are added to the cost
of carrying.
The committee is not ready TO cut
the 81 beer tax. but it may try to re-
peal the stamp taxes on receipts and
messages. which do not amount TO
much in the aggregate, but are irritat-
ing to the public. To cut the beer
tax would be TO drop half of SOS, OOO,O OC
which amount was about the revenue
from fermented liquors during the
last year
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-01-19

Last Link in ChicagO's Great Drain
age Canal Formally Opened.
Commencement of a Greater Work
Which VIII Some Day Connect
the Lakes With the Gulf by
a Great ship Canal.

Loekport, H., Jan. 1s.-The bear
trap dam separating the drainage ca
nal from the Desplaines river was
lowered by the sanitary district trus-
tees with the consent of the canal
commissioners and Gov. Tanner, and
100000 cubic feet of water per minute
rushed with a roar into the Des-
PLANES river on its way to the Gulf of
Mexico.
The opening of the drainage canal
was the elimination of an all-night
vigil by the board of trustees and ca
nal commissioners at Joliet, which re-
suited in their securing permission
from Gov. Tanner. \ special train
carried the trustees and commission
ers from Chicago to Joliet. After
fruitless efforts 20 reach Gov. Tanner
at Springfield by telegraph, cOmmu-
nicatiOn was secured by telephone and
n conference was held with the gov
ernor. He telephOned permission to
lower the dam at LOckport.
The trustees and commissioners
crowded together on the top of the
south abutment, and about 200 spec
tators gained other points of vantage.
Col. Isaac L. Taylor, president of the
canal commissioners, said:
This is the completion of one of
the greatest engineering feats of mod
ern times. We have found after a
careful investigation by one of the
best engineers of the country that the
sanitary commission has complied full
ly with the law of 1889, and Gov. Tan
ner has granted permission to open
the canal. ] take this occasion TO
state that this is but the commence
ment of a greater work which Will
connect the shipping of the Great
Lakes OF the north with the 5Iissis-
sippi river and the Gulf of Mexico.
Under permission granted by Gov.
Tanner of the state of Illinois l here
by authorize you TO lower the DAM"
The massive machinery that Oper-
ates the dam was set in motion and
sheet of green water shot down the
incline of the dam TO the Desplaines
river Immediately below. Gradually
the dam was lowered and the sheet of
water increased in depth. Three feet
below the surface of the water the
dam was stopped and 100000 cubic
feet of water went pouring into the
Desplaines river with a roar. The wa
ter was Of perfect green color and
bore but the faintest trace Of OdOr,
scarcely perceptible.
Owing 10 the falling Of the derrick
which operates the anti-frictiOn roll
ers of the seven gates Immediately
north of the dam, It viii probably take
day or two to repair the damage
and then the gates win be opened and
the dam raised, allowing the water to
run through the gates to the Des-
PLANES.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-01-19
GAVE HIM A TONIC.
The Over Jealous BeIIbOy Gets a suit
able Reward Tor His
Cheek.

A well-knOwn drug drummer, who is pay
ing his regular holiday visit 20 New Orleans,
took the train last Monday evening for ALT
tie side trip 10 Baton Rouge and IN the hurry
of his departure LETT a handsome bCne-han-
died umbrella hanging on nook ~ the
lobby of the hotel. 1t was a tempting prize,
but probably every kieptomaniac who saw
IL supposed the owner was seated near at
hand At any rate, IL remained unClsturDed
and was still there yesterday when the drum
mer returned. by the way, he remarked,
after he exchanged greetings with the clerk
I've managed somehow 10 lose my new
bcne-handled umbrella Have any Of you
seen such a thing lying around the othce:D
A Cuick-witted bellbOy heard the question
and. gancing around, saw the missing arti-
Gle hanging within a foot Of his head Sup
posing i had been there for only few mo-
ments, he promptly grasped the ierrule. Is
this the One.' he inquired Yes ex-
claimed the traveller, delighted, "and ] must
say I'm surprised nobody has uipped it,"
"Aw. they couldn't do that" replied the
bellbOy. I've been hOldin' on 20 IL fer y
ever since Y hung IL up" The drug drum
mer stopped with his hand half way down
his pocket and a whimsical smile Overspread
his cOuntenance. "Well," he said, slowly,
Il was intending TO give you half a dollar,
but If you've been holding that umbrella
for three consecutive days you're more N
need Of a tonic Here Is 4 capsule Of quinine
and iron" The gloom which settled down
upon the bell bench might have been heWn
with an ax.-N. o. Times Democrat
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-01-19
MAKING HIMSELF SOLID.
Side of the Havana Newspapers
by Paying His Subscription.

Havana, Jan. 1s.-The newspapers
comment favOrably upon the fact that
Gen. Wood has subscribed for each
daily newspaper and given instruc-
tions that the bills for the same shall
be presented to him each month per-
sOnally. The Diario de la Marina
says: 1T is the first time in the his
tory of the island when a governor
general has either paid or offered to
pay newspaper subscription"
Gen. Wood left for the province of
Pinar del Rio, accompanied by Gems.
Lee and Chaffee with their aides. His
object is to inspect conditions in that
part of the island and he viii visit a
number of the smaller towns and
make a close personal examination, so
far as the time limit of the journey
viii permit.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-01-19
THE FINANCIAL BILL.
Thursday, February 15-N0
Hour Is Set.

Washington, Jan. 1s.-The senate
has agreed to vote on the financial bill
on Thursday, February IS. No hour
was set, however.
The senate committee on foreign re-
lations Wednesday agreed to report
favorably the convention known as
The Hague treaty, negotiated last
year. The treaty was not amended.
The committee also acted favOrably
upon the eXtradition treaties with Pc
III aud Argentine, also the treaty to
continue the Mexican boundary COM
mission. The reciprocity treaties were
not considered.
When the house met Wednesday il
decided by vote of ia to 13S that the
census bin reported by Mr.. Hopkins
QlL) Tuesday was privileged.
Mr.. Barney (Wis.), from the COM
mittee on appropriations, reported the
pension appropriation bill.
The house then went into commit
tee of the whole and resumed the con-
sideration of the urgent deficiency
bill under the five-minute rule.
The senate adopted the modified
Hale resolution relating to the seizure
Of -four in DelagOa bay. The resolu-
ton. as It passed the senate, reads:
Whereas, It is alleged that property
of citizens of the United States, not
contraband of war, has been lately
seized by the military authorities OF
Great Britain in and near Delagoa bay.
South Africa, without good reason for
same, and contrary 20 the accepted
principles of international law; and
Whereas, It is alleged said property
is now unjustly detained by the mill
tary authorities of Great Britain, in
disregard of the rights of the own
ers of the same; therefore be it
RESOLVED by the senate of the Unit
ed States, That the president is here
by requested to send to the senate, if
in his opinion not incompatible with
the public interest, all information in
the possession of the state depart
ment relating TO said alleged seizure
and detention, and also to inform the
senate what steps have been taken in
requesting the restoration of prop
erty taken and detained as aforesaid.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-01-19
AN EXPEDITION.
Col. KGbbe, With the 4Sth Infantry
Sails From Manila for Islands
OF S&mor and Leyte.

Manila, Jan. 1S.-Col Kobbe. with
the 4Sth infantry, sailed Oh board the
transport Hancock Wednesday with
gunbOats escOrting. The objective OF
the force is probably the important
islands OF Samar and Leyte, which
the insurgents hold.
The Tagal general, Mauricio, recent
~ landed at Negro from the island OF
Panay, and requested a conference
with Col. Byrne. He proposed that
the insurgents be let alone and per-
mitted to wear side arms and uniforms
in the towns until the war in LuzOD
ended, when they would surrender
Col. Byrne refused TO agree to this
however, and said they would be con-
sidered as bandits and shot if they
were found armed. Col. Byrne sur
prised the insurgent camp the same
night and scattered the Filipinos, kill
ing 80 of them, including a general.
Washington. Jan. 1S.-The follow
ing cablegrams were received by the
war department from Gen. Otis We'd
nesday:
Manila, Jan. 17.-Schwan's troops
in possession of Batangas province,
about to move eastwards in to pro-
vinces of Tayabas and Laguna;
Wheaton moving on Lemerk and Taal,
and has navy cooperation; casualties
slight, insurgent loss considerable in
men and property as they keep up
constant opposition; expedition un-
der KObbe leaves for hemp ports to-
night.
Manila, Jan. 17.-Gen. Hughes alb
sent on western coast Panay, policing
section; band SO Tagelos, which land
ed at NegrOs December, struck by
Byrne in Gegros mountains, who kill
ed 10, captured IS rifles and ammuni-
ton, no casualties; troops in north
ern LuzCn busy pursuing robbr bands
with good results. OTIS.
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window washers Good Fortune.

Chicago, Jan. 1S.-Patrick O'DOn-
nell, window washer and houseman
At the Hotel Grace, jackson boulevard
and Clark street, has received positive
assurances from Philadelphia that his
claim 10 being one of the principal
heirs TO the S6,OOO.OOO Ball estate Of
that city has been recognized, and
that within a few days his share Of
the estate, estimated at S2,5O0,OOO, will
be turned over TO him under an order
of the probate court. The estate has
been under court management for
eight years.
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There Ia One More Left

New York, Jan. 17.-Lieut. Howard,
who has Just died in Washington. and
who was pilot of the Monitor during
her brief but famous career. was not
the sole survivor Of the company Of
that vessel of war. There is still in
the RctiVe service Of the revenue ma
rine q former officer Of higher rank
than Lieut.. Howard, Capt. Louis y
Stodder. Of the revenue cutter service,
who was masters mate of the Moni-
TOR when she sunk, of Hatteras, on
the night OF December 81, 1862. He IS
now ID command Of the anchorage
sersiee in New York harbor
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Heaviest Failure on Record.

Chicago, Jan. 1s.-An indebtedness
of S5,564,917, said TO be the largest
schedule of liabilities ever presented
for discharge under the national bank
ruptcy act is set ferth in a petition
in voluntary bankruptcy filed in the
United States district court by Fran
els p. Owings, who was formerly in
terested largely in real estate in Chi
cage. Mr.. Owings is now a stock
broker and operator. He has no prop
erty.
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Fire on board a shin.

London, Jan. 1s.-A fire broke out
on the evening of January i in the
cotton between decks Of the British
steamer Knaresbro. which arrived at
Antwerp on January from Calves
ton. Holes were cut in the upper
deck, through which the between
decks were flooded, and after seven
hours the fire was eXtinguished. The
cargo in the first and second holds
suffered considerably.
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removed From the Lynchers.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 1s.-Will Nor
rison, charged with the murder of ".
d. COffman, at Springfield, two weeks
ago, was brought here from Robert
son county for safekeeping, because Of
threats Of ivnrhing.
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HelenwoOd, Tenn. Jan. 15.-At Al
my, four miles from here, a. Chitwood,
a highly respected young man. was
shot and instantly killed by Elvin Phil
lips. The men had quarreled over some
change. Phillips escaped.
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Roberts &c Decided.

Washington, Jan. 1S.-The Roberts
committee came to a unanimous find
ing of the facts. There viii be a ma
jority report, signed by seven mem
bers, favoring exclusion, and a minor
ity report. signed by two members,
in favor OF seating and then expelling
him. The latter two are De Almond
(dem.) and Littlefield (rep9. Demo
Gratis Lanham and Miers voted with
the majority. The reports viii be
made TO the house Saturday.