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HomesecI1ers' ExcarsIon Ti.,.a..

To nearly all points in the United States
cago Great Western Railway on the firef
aud third Tuesdays of May and June 81
the very low honleseekers' rate of one
fare sfius $2GO for the round trip. Tickets
good Tor return within 81 days from dafee
Of sale Persons contemplating a trir
WIZ save money by calling on j. P nj:
mer' Q. A, corner Fifth and Robert
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corn. I cars; no grade corn, 1 car; No. 3
oats, 10 cars: no grade oats, car; No. 2
rye, cars; No. rye. l car; No. bar
flax. 3 cars; rejected flax. / car
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat No / hard,
. cars; No. l northern, 70 cars; No 2
northern, 80 cars; No. 3. cars; no grade,
4 cars; No. rye, car; No. 4 barley, l
car; No. barley, l car; No l flax, 4 cars
rejected liaX 3 cars.
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THE UVE STOCK MARKETS
szzzz4S..-4--zsasssas---4-zz
HOGS SOLD STRONG TO FIVE CENTS
HIGHER, WITH FAIR
RECEIPTS
HEAVY RUN OF CATTLE
Butcher Stuff Averages Good in
Quality, and Sells Readily at
Steady Prices-NO Change
In Stock Cattle.
HEAVY RUN OF CATTLE

SOUTH ST. PAUL. May 15.-Receipts
at the Union stock yards today (estimat-
ed) Were: Cattle, 500; calves 700: hogs
2'200; sheep. 100; cars, 70.
ClIlclaI receipts Monday: Cattle, 1853;
caves cave no; hogs, 663; sheep, 10; horses,
Receipts thus far in May, compared
with the same period in May. 1899, are
as follows: ''i
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BUILDING PERMITS

Permits for building construction wera
issued Yesterday as follows:
Relnhg t,all1;. ! Terber, qne-story frame
nue, between Woodbury. and Har-
ward ....... . e-oo
Frank Brown, two-story .brick-ve. "'0O
neef dwelling, west side of Tusca-
Tora street, between Bay and War
%" '''''.''................. LOO
4otdl : permits ............... 81 eOA
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY PREsRYTE-
RIAN CHURCH,
St. Louis, Mo-, May 1871, 1900.

st. Louis, Mo-, May I7-3I, 1900.
The Chicago Great Western railway
will for the above meeting sell through
excursion tickets to st. Louis OH May
18th to I'D. at one fare plus 50 for the
round trip.
Tickets good to return to June .. For
further information inquire of j. P. Ell
mer, q. y p D. corner Fifth and Rob
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Q. S IS. ref efw.i.1G215 \. Y. c. 1sts... HOS
do Is, reg. 1872 n: J. c. gen. 5s.122
do IS, reg. g...... 1854 Nor. Car IS. .1271z
do IS, coup. .1O9 do As .......... .106
do new Is, reg 1894 N. P. prior As. .1031a
do new As, s,cOupl3334 do gen. 3s...... 67B
do old As, reg .11412. n. &c. & S. SL.4s1061@
do old Is, cOup11412fN & W. con. As. 96A
do 5s, reg. .....11212' % gen. 6s.... .131
do 5s, coup. ...1l212 Or. Nay. lists. .109
District IS, 6Js..l21 do As - 1O4
Ate. gen. 4s......1G9 Or S. Line 6s 1923
do adj 4s...... S3h do con. .114H
Cana SO. 2ds. .197 Reading gen. As. 8715
Chesa. & o. 412s SS24 r. G. W lists. 80
do 5s ...........Il6 Is. L 81 !. NJ. con. .5s1059s
{. & NV. con Isl40 S.L.& S.F. gen. .6s1z312
do S. F-deb.5slZ0 t3t. Paul con. ...170
Chi Term Is. 50 i5t.P c. & P. 1sts122
d. & r. c.. lists .101l2 do rs ........12115
do As ........... 1874 So. Ry. 5s........1111%
EFT, & G.1sts. .1Gz7s S. p & T. Gs 65
Erie gen. 4s..... lI'A Tenn. new set.3s 951a
+ w q c: lists II T. & P. lists. Has
Gen. Elec 5s....120 ] do 2ds - 6S
c., II. & S.,A. 6s110 Union Pacific As l045s
do 4 2ds. ..l0l wabash lists lila
II. & T. c. 5s....111A do DDS . .102
do con. 6s......1I0 West Shore Is. .1i2A
TO. Cent lists. .113as Wis Cen. lists. y0js
K .,P. & G.1sts 70l2 Va Centuries :. g
La. new cOn.4s.10313 do deferred
/. & N. uni. IS 1904 Co! So 4s.. S4A
M, X. & T. DDS. 6114 So. Pacific Is. S2i%
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CATTLE
-, Comparative receipts:

receipts.
IotaI for today (estimated) ... l 800
a week "a
year dgo............. 2-S
Quotations: Choice butcher cows and
he!fers, S3.75@425; fair 10 good >303'501
thln COWS and Gamers, s.. 2.25G2 70; choice
butcher steers, $46Gll5; fair TO good. a x
WL50; fat bulls, IS. 1908 S5; bologna bnIls
~ 2'5q325; veal calves, $45uGfG5g; ch0ice
stock cows and heifers, $3 5U64. fair to
Good, $3Z545.5O; common and tailngs
$2a3; helfer calves, $@Q4, choice sfocE2
ers and feeders. $iG44O: fair TO eood
-. .oI45.Ha common and tailings $2U5:
steer calves, $f45; stock and feCdir q
hul,s. $2.56a335; stays ana oxen. g 750f
iIihtFS and SprinGeTS. $25040.
receipts were heavy running about,
4Gcpie the corresponding day year ago
The quality of the butcher cattle cffPr
lrgs averaged better than for some tim,
and tie demand was coed at prices thst
were unchanged from last week. in snis q
CT the heavy decline at other points Soy
era! punches of choice steer stuff s71d ar
$fG005, with fair to good at 81 256Il 20
Cnoice cows sold up to $iG1425. with hsayy
offerings of good stuff hat sod arTI-d
s5'9t'93.So. Fair cows sod a $3l13 .. BuI :
Neais and Gamers steady In TIE stoal3
cattle division best quality stuff rs IN
IaIr demand at steady prices for r,e.iilf-n
weights and heavy stuff, while caftc:
ana especially steer stuff. sc!d cutie 4 III
Jie hlgher in some Instances Stock ana
Ieed!ng bulls and feeding cows were in
Iair demand at steady prices. Represen-
tatiVe sales:
Butcher Cows and FIeifars-
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Henry schwabe ct ux. to August
Faust, 1t Is, blk /, II. T. Schwabe's
,auu auu .-....... .....,.........-.. 325
Aug Korfage ct ux to William
Knapp, 1t 8, blk 2, Prospect Pla-
=. teau subd, Bells add dd.............. SIS
samuel 4. Olson ct ux to Peter NJ
Person, 1t p blk I, Lewis add 500
Henry Gervais to Martha Feltz. 1t 8.
" p 1t Z, blk 8, Hersey Wooisey's
Sarah j. Chrest ct mar. to Christian
IA. Neuschwander II 3. blk 81. Ar
iington Hills ....:..................... 2,2cO
Annie Watson COviRgton ct mar to
augusta NJ. G. Lantz, W 80 II il Z
blk /, Prospect Plateau ........... 525
Hans p. Fredericksen ct ux to Jo-
Seph h. Bell 1t 49, blk 3. Edmund
,Rice' 5 Second add ..-................. 500
Ellen G. Washington 20 Lincoln III
InreadSoud ct al. 1t H. bk /, subd
OF and add to Irvines add of out
l1It9 ..-. --...-.... ........... C30
CathaTne A. Weber ct mar TO OIof
Wtstlund. 1t g. blk t. Midway
IlG!sIts ..-......... ...---.................. 15J
ott'S9h lldhsters So 23t
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Indianapolis News

IndldnapOlis News
a; = Biilups, CT LawrencebuTg town
SNIP mas made shipment ef three hun
dred live snails to. New York The shiny
creatures are - b. used n the Institute
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May 15.-New~ York Exchange Tuesday;
Buying rate par, selling rate SOC premium
Chicago exchange, buying rate par, SELL
ing rate Acc premium; sterling, $4.S4k
BONDS
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NEW YORK MINING SHARES.

WALL STREET GQSSIP-New York
stock gossip. reported by H Eoibert &
Son, bankers and Brokers. 341 Robert
street National Gcrman-American Bank
building, St. Paul4-Strong. Sturgis &. Co
wire us cur market he's been very ir-
Regular and We Will briefly call your at
tentiOn TO its prominent changes In
Metropolitan Street Railway there has
| been some strength caused by inside buy
| ing, based upon the forthcoming state
| ment, which promises TO be pretty favor
abe. In Consolidated Gas there has a aIso
| been strength due TO renewed rumors Of
| some substance pointing to settlement
Of the Gas war. AS an offset to these fav,
orable elements We have to record d
break in Tennessee Coal & Iron a weak
ness in Tobacco and a literal demoraliza-
tiOn in the common shares OF HOOP Ma
tional Steel and Che Kindred companies
Common sense would Seem to suggest a
halt in the downward path of these
stocks, and We are bold enough to sug-
gest that they have now reached point
where they are purchase. We feel that
even II TIE recovery IS slow and delayed
as We presume it will be. there is go, d
judgment in buying National Steel, HosD
ard Tin Plate and Federal Steel at going
FOREIGN FINANCIAL = New York.
May l5.-The Commercial Advertisers
London financial cab!egram says: The
markets here were irregular al tie s.art
today, but they gradually improved and
the hnIsh was quite cheerful on war
news aud the tendency to discount the
IeiieI OF MatGKInG. Cheap money also
helped funds Americans began rather
sangutne, bus died out for half az, hour.
then steadily strengthened until the close
New York accepting the rise and 81 }
Dol ting the higher prices. The finish was
at the top. Business decidedly b:isker
the Pubic buying Tintos rallied from
52% to 5312 on Paris buying and the ex-
pectatiCn of good statistics tomorrow
The double option TO end in June was
51443A; to end in May, 51@G6; but deal
ers Welc rather shy. Cali money was
very easy, although treasury btIis we e
paid for The county council loan is 8 aid
to have been postponed to keep the fed
clear for fresh war loan. This is prob
ably a mere guess; G5A000 gold came in
from Russia and $4,000 went out to
South America.
TREASURY STATEMENJT-Wa shtng-
ton, May 15.-Today's statement of tire
treasury balances in the general fund. ex-
elusive OF the $50 900 gold reserve in
the diVis on of redemption shows: Avail
1921. 40
NEW YORK MONEY-New York May
I9.-Morey on call eaSier@at 1AM2A p@r
cent: last loan, per cent; prime mer-
cartIle paper, 33f041t per cent. Sterling
exchange steady with actual business in
DankerS 81 Is at Si8Sis6J4 S214 fer demand,
and at -, S4&tg{4. 8i7s for sixty days: nosted
rates, $4&1l% and 81. S9G14 2G12; ccrnmc:ciai
h!lls' $l8+Gt4.8f1a; silver cert ncates, Goa
BANK CLEARlNGS.
St Paul-$S+1, ,40S IS,
Mjnneapoiis-$ 81, ,GEG SIS.
Cnicago-S-3, al 6lS,
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w. N. CAMPBELL
COMMISSION COMPANY,
Live Stock Commission Merchants,
Union Stock Yards,
SOUTH ST. Pa

;, Consignments and correspondents So
plication 0
We do a strictly. commission business.
NO live stock bought or sold on our own
References-stock Yards bank South
st. Paul: Security bank, Zumbrota: Hon.
4 y Koerner, state treasurer, Capitol
Ter St. Paul National bank. ST. Paul.
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2 ............ 80 2 Isl ............ $50 50
Stays and Oxen
SHEEP.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimatede 100
"A week ago -...'...........-......... 80
a year a9o r., - - ~
sheep, $780,. so; feeders, S. 1904; fat lambs,
$5.50Q6.25 yearlings. s.. 25Q5. so; stock and
feeding lambs, S4 50g5; buck lambs $50
s. Above quotations are on shorn sheep
and lambs.
Receipts were light for Tuesday De-
mand was good. with no change in prices.
Representative sales:
No W.T. Price.
10 mixed stockers ................. So 81 90
tat lambs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6S 30
I tat sheep ........................l 10
Mich Cow Exchange Receipts of fresh
animals were fair Demand was lighter
than last week, and prices s. lower. Best
cows bring $40 Representative sales:
No. Price. mo. Price,
cows $50 O0i COWS $40 co
cows ..--..... 70 COZ 1 COW .......... % %
The days sales, each buyer purchasing
tne number Of head indicated, were as
follows:
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TIUuF = FItSI patents, $3UUu3.U5i INST
clears, S2,@0Gt2.9O; rye flour, per bbl, pure,
Feed-Bran in bulk, $11G11.25; shorts in
bulk, $ll@u.25; middlings in bulk $12012.G5.
red dog, in i40-lb sacks, f 0. b., $14Ql15}
Corn-No. corn. SIC; No. 3 yellow, 5114r.
Oals-No. oats, 2302312c; No. 3 white,
Rye-Nc. rye quoted at 5l@52c.
Barley ranges from 55@40c for choice
mailing
Coarse corn meal and cracked corn. in
sacks, per ton. sacks extra, to jObOer5
only, $l4.250 1850; No. l ground feed. %
corn, l-3 oats, S0-lb sacks. sacks extra,
thy is quoted firm at $S.5009; clover mixed
timothy, $767.50; Iowa upland $S.50Q9;
Minnesota upland, $S52GI9; coarse 70 me
diul12, s.. 90GfG.50; rye straw, 81. Receipts
are very tight; only IS tons
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
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If You Are Gninc

To St. Louis,
Peoria, d
Davenport
Rock Island,
Dubuque,
Take The Flying Dutchman" via Chi
From Minneapolis every day at 7:50 a. m.
and st Paul $50 a. M. arriving st. Louis
cary next morning. Beautiful river bank
route.
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northern. 65c; No northern, 63$4c; May
oats, z22lc; May corn, S3Ac; flax seed
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BANK C,LEARINGS-

St Paul-$S41, 40S. .49,
Mjnneapoiis-$f GgG. .Sl5.
ChicagO-$@3, al ,61S.
New IoTk-$2G5 23G. .d79.
BOStCn-$iS, ,UUj, ,252.
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The following table shows the roads
over which Mondays receirts came in
and the number of loads hauled by eacn:
Cattle Hogs Mixed
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IOJdI sales, 4oz, ,yf6.
MINNEAPOLIS MONEY-Minneano
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-07

NUMBER IA
AN ACT IN AMENDMENT or g.
sos OF THE VERMONT s7, SaEsCro
RELATING TO COLI ,rr51rA4lr .u1l
TAXES BY TRUSTEE PpotrdNON

It is hereby enacted by tho o..
sembly OF the state OF Ver7nont,'D 'efal n
Section 1. Section sos of tbo :,
Statutes Is hereby amended So q. end
as follows; as 70 I'd
Section 5os A collector who M.
paid tax against person NAV in r' a, a. d,
commence a trustee suit mon s ,,,s n'a
against such delinquent. ana ~ su'n d
ceedings shall be thereupon bsa 'ne N
trustee shall be chargeable as IN ono ~
trustee suits, except that the amt, o't'
maintained although the tax q '' I'm. may
ten dollars, and a person NAV no oss. iAs
trustee who has less than ten durluds'
value Of the goods, effects or c ,,iss
the defendant in his hands 'elll
Section 2. This act shall tnte co..
day after its passage as 10 an spi NIL
after brought, but as TO all sni.. 'n'a
pending the law as It now exists ss.n y
tinue I'm force q
Approved November &c. 1900
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have been executed before this act shall
take effect, and snail hle the original or
such certified copy OF the same TO be SO
recorded i'm tho Secretary Of States Of
Ace within two months from the execu-
ton thereof IN case the execution shall be
after this act shall take effect. This sec-
ton shall not apply TO any case where the
ownership of the land is in the same per-
son as the ownership of the mine, quarry,
mining or quarry right therein.
Section 4 The owner OF any mine,
quarry. mining or quarry right described
in Section 1 of this act, upon failure 10
comply with tho provisions OF said section
SHAH. for failure IN respect'o each such
deed. lease or other conveyance held by
him. nay to the treasurer OF town where
the land lies for the use Of said town, the
sum of nifty dollars to be recovered from
him by an action on the case in the name
Of the town, and II said sum and costs be
not paid by him within ten days from the
date OF final judgment his said mine,
quarry, mining or quarry right may be
taken and disposed Of according TO law
upon execution TO satisfy said judgment.
Section 3. The owner OF any mine,
quarry mining or quarry right described
in this act. upon failure to comply with
the provisions Of Section of this act,
shall, for failure in respect Of
each such decd lease or other
conveyance held by him. pay %
the Treasurer OF the State. for the
use of the State. the sum Of fifty dollars,
to be recovered from him by an action on
the case In the name OF the State, and "
said sum and costs be not paid by him
within ten days from the date of final
judgment his said mine. quarry, mining
or quarry right may he taken and disposed
of according TO law upon execution TO
satisfy said Judgment
Section g. Any mine, quarry mining or
quarry right, In or upon which work
of development or of mining or quarrying
has been actively carried on for the time
of two months in the twelve months next
preceding the time for causing to be re-
corded or filing for record Of the deed,
lease or other conveyance Of said prop
erty, is excepted from the operation of
Sections and of this act, and the owner
thereof shall not be subject to the pay
ment OF the sum or sums therein named
for any failure to comply with the re-
quirements of said sections I'm respect OF
such mine, quarry mining or quarry right
where work has been actively carried on
for such two months.
/ Section T. This act shall not apply III
/ case Of leases set In the list under the
provisions OF Section $3.50 Of the Vermont
Statutes
Approved November a. 1900.
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Section l. The State Auditor may en-
ptoy clerical assistance at an expense 10
the State not to exceed five hundred uol-
lars annually. The State Auditor shall he
paid his necessary expenses when away
from home on official business, excepting
his expenses in attending the General AS
sem Is.
Section Q This act shall take effect at
Its passage.
Approved November q. 1900
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NUNIBE1, Is

AN ACT IN ADDITION To MINNIE.
OF THE ACTS or 1S9S. Ann pa
VIDING FOR THE PAYMENT "a \
STATE FEl1 ON THE INCRrAsS, y
THE CAPITAL STOCK or c0SsS|
RATlONS. NVI1
1t is hereby enacted by the Cepe,,, !,
sembly Of the State Of Vermont.
Section /. Any corporation ory,,.
under the laws OF Vermont wbicb y.
hereafter increase its capital stoct =.
pay to the Secretary OF state FOR X. :
OF the State. n the Increase IL ma4e ~
the general law, and 10 the State -
urer II by special act, an amount ~
TO the difference between the charts, Is
required from a company hayin, k.
same capital stock as said compary Z
fore such Increase and the charter n.
quired from a company Organizer NJ,
capital stock of the total arnot,r, l.
mitted after such increase.
Section ?. This act shall take effsc, n.
its passage.
Approved November e, 1900.
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NUMBER 10.

AN ACT REPEATING SECTION as OF
VERMONT STATUTES RELATING
TO LIST OF NON-RESIDENTS.
It is hereby enacted by the General As
sembly OF the State of Vermont;
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Section l. Section as OF Va.
utes Is hereby repealed. 0'inont 81,
Section p This act shall -,
from its passage. TAKE en-.
Approved November q, 1866
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NUMBER Il
AN ACT RELATING TO THE TAXA
TION OF MINING AND QUARRY
RIGHTS.

hlGItlS.
It is hereby enacted by the General AS
sefnbly of the State of Vermont
Section l. In all cases where the owner
of land shall have by deed, lease or other
form of conveyance granted the mines
quarries, or the right to mine or quarry
in any Of such land to another person so
that the ownership of the grantee is
real estate mining or quarrying holding
severed from the ownership of the soil
or surface or other real estate holding in
such land remaining in the grantor or his
other grantees. it shall be the duty OF
such grantee or in case of conveyance by
him. of the final grantee CT his interest,
to cause to be recorded in the land rec
ords in the town clerks office of the town
where such land lies his said deed, lease
or other conveyance within thirty days
from the time this act shall take ehect,
in case his said deed. lease or other con-
veyance has been already executed or
shall have been executed before this act
shall take effect; and to cause such rec
ord to be made within thirty days from
the execution of such deed, lease or con-
veyance, in case such deed lease or con-
veyance shall be executed after this act
shall take effect
Section q In case any such mining or
quarry holdings granted before the last
quadrennial appraisal shall have been
omitted in such quadrennial appraisal ana
in the case of all such holdings granted
since the last quadrennial appraisal, It
shall be the duty of the listers in making
the annual grand list to appraise such
holdings and set the same in the list to
the grantee at one per cent of their value
in money on the first day Of April of the
year Of such appraisal.
Section 8. The owner OF any mine quar-
ry, mining or quarry right, described In
Section Land the owner of any mine,
quarry, mining or quarry right which is
personal property and not real estate,
shall file for record in a book to be kept
for that purpose, in the Secretary of
States ONCE at Montpelier his original
deed. lease or other conveyance or a GER
titled copy OF the record thereof certi-
fed as such by the town clerk Of the
town in which the land lies. within two
months after this act shall take effect, II
his deed, lease or other conveyance shall
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but this supply is largely exhausted and
tho I'D M nnn q q rannrfah il the rnanlk Tha
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-05-30
POI06u " Hm6r'uG6!'.

Pittsburg, Pa. - W nocy po.
niedziafek ma wtorek stracif sycie:
nagle polski mfodzieniec 90 letni:
Gretkowski we fabryce Carbon
miedzy 81 80 przy rzece Alleghe-
ny. Szedf on niosac ma ramieniu
dlugi zelazny hak, kt6rym zawadzh
o drut elektryczny. Prad elektrycz-
ny spynaf po haiku ma nieszczezli-
wego i ten pad} jak gdyby razonys
piorunem. Nieboszczyk byl tutaj "
Ameryce dopiero cd dw6ch miesie.
cy, pochodzil Kr6lestwa, gubreni
Piockiej mieszkaf szwagra swo.:
jegq.. 4 :. ~ A
NagFa smiereia zmarf W swoiem
mieszkaniu W domu oh. J. KuroWs.:.;;
kiego % Robert Ally. ma G6rach. !.
-Piotr Wlszlinski. zmzrly cieszyis
sic dobrem zdrowiem wr6cil do
domu godzinie Tel wieczorem q ].
cos pol do oej bys juz bez ducha!
Przrszedfszy do domu uskarzai sig
ma zdretwiafokc W Level rece i ma:
boil ma dofyszku. szdkano doktordw
i kap}ana, ale zanim ci nadejs6 mocz
gil, Wlazlinski juz ME zyi. Zmariy
pochodzi} z pow. Odolanowskiego
KsieztWa i zostawit tutaj wdoxe
i trojedzieci. :, ~ 4
New York. - Polacy tutejsi sc
dumni nowego polskiego kosciola.
kt6ry wyswiecony zostaf W Niedzie-
le, 27 Maja. Ko6cid znajduje sic
przy uIicy 7mej 1o3~los. 800
rodzin przyczyni}o sic do jego :bu=ze!
dowy. =: n ;@:s55SE d.
Manitowac, Wis. - Franciszek
Gania, strajkujacy unista, kt6rY
zostat aresztowany "a odgrazanie .
sic -robotnik5w pracuiacym " iego
miejscu, zosta} uznany winnym s.
skazany ma zap}acenie IS 5'kaIyi .ko.s
szt6w. Sprawa jego toczyla sic w:
sadzie municypalnym. 'Ganias pra
cowaf poprzednio W fabryce czoic-~:
mex drewiannydh W Two Rivers.
Detroit, Mich. Stan. Rstaiczak
przech odzac przez ulice, pred ratI-~
szem miejskim. zostai przejechany
przez w6z nslezecy do Enfield Bros
Zaskarzys on firme $4,000 od-%
szkodowanie. -. !: !;
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-05-30
Nailepsza dIa: kazdegO.

Kolej Nickel Plate, podaje ulep
SONY rozkfad pociagowy W uzyciu
cd ego Maja r. b.; codzienne p 60,
dzinne kurs:, pomiedzy Chicago
New Yorkiem. Niedor6wnanemi
jadalnemi wagonami, po Genie po
pularnej. Wszystkie pociagi odchho' ID!
dza zdw6rca przy Van Buren: ST.,
passenger station, przy: g6rnej ko-
lei. Biletowe biuro " Chicago, III
Adams ST., W Auditorium Hotel.
Telefon Central 2o57i Harrison
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