davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-26

dyrskejs p. FiAs sdIpiswsi nvrodo-
Ne pistsi: ,,Tysso. walsossyoh", Boz
10 s>dsis spfswisdliwy", Ma gro.
hy"iGd. w ko6ou m~isjscowy
probosses prssn0wi.. ubolsvsjso. 70
TAXA nsia garstka pasafjsn sic .s-
braia.
w. sisd.iels ! grujnia odbys sic
oboh6d M sali swiazkowoa OBJ. F.
Gornsgo. sa ktdsy p~ublio.nosS dose
sis ssbrsh. Pc gods. 2 w-isosorem,
prssss komitstu " kr6tkisj q tresoi-
wei rsssmowis osnajmii waanoS6 u
roesystoIci. powosujac M pr.swodni.
ossosgo oh. s. Prussa, podkomissr.a
Skarbu Mar. Pol. " New Yorku, a
M sskr. A. Kwaroishskisgo.
Orkisstra polska = Brooklyna ode
grab T. ~Powstaniem odspiewano
hymn narodovy ,,BoAs COS Polsks".
l. Prosssai mowey ME przybyli.
Pisrwssy dsklamowsi maiy Kls.
Nom R6As6ski.
2. Nova polska prs.esa Oddsislu
Skarbu Mar. Pol. A. Domalswskie-
60, nawoauisos do agody / br.tnisj
miioSei tovar.yssw narodowyoh /
ko~scislsyoh. ably pamietaiy o siuabie
winnsj ojosyfnis.
8 Mowa oh. A. G1bowskisgo, o
morslnoIci, kt6rsj brak tym. ktorzy
msja ass prowadsic do s.o.eIliwoIci
wieosnsj.
4. Nova OBJ. w. Kamihskisgo,
kt6ry strsleil historic Polski i pr.s-
bisg rswoluoji 9 roku l8S0-Sl, 70.
snacsajso, 10 nsr6d doks,al oudu
w~aisc.aosoi, leo. brak byio prswsgo
wodss, ably wslosya . = wiara .wy-
ciestwa jak Bolss&swowis, Sobisski
it'd.
B. Kolskta na Skarb Mar. Pol.
Zebrasy oorki polskie 1888.
Oststnim mowos by} p. Dsmbski.
kt6ry Pr.skonywal, 10 ten lud polski
roskaje ksjdany hiswoli | dowodzil,
10 msgnsoi % pc wisks.sj c.esoi
wrogami wolsosci ludowej.
Ma a~skohcsenis ssanowny presses
podsiekowsi og6iowi "a tax liczns
ssbranis ! hojas skaadke.
Obch6d sakohosono Apiswsm ~
dymem poasr6w".
w imisniu delsgst6w Sejmu XIV
I Brooklyna, kt6rsy byli " komits-
Gle obchodowym
Wa,rrxyniec K~amihski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-26
Vulcan, Mich.

Tow. sw. Stanisiaws Kostki, CRU
pa AS, n staraniem kilku swiSkow-
COW. urzsdziio ~publio.nie pierwssy
obohod lissopadowy. Program bys
nastepujacy: 2Sgo listopads o gods.
Sci Tow. wymas.srowaio, prsybrsns
" krskuski ] od.nski, do kosoio&a
sw. Barbary " Vulcan, Mich. gdsie
ks. Jan PsPoh odprswii aaiobae ma.
boashsswo IA polegaych bohsssr6v
" tenn pewstaniu, po kt6rsm wypo.
wisd.isi piekne kasaais. Potsm o
goda. loci byso zsbranis M hall,
gdzie me dose sporo P~ablio.noIoi pol.
skisj sgromad.iso, i gdsie tak.s
Przybyi Ks. Jan Papoh I misjsoo-
wynn ksiedrsm wioskim. Nss.spsie
NJ. Grod.ki .agaa obch6d, powoiu.
jse M prsswodaio.sosgo OBJ. Jana
Paluohaiaka. . ten powoiai na sskr.
obohodu OBJ. Karols Kurcsa. Potsm
personal---very. zaprosii Ks. Papo-
mia, sisby raosyi otwor.yc obch6d
modlitws, 90 ter uo.ynii. Po mo.
dlitwis h. Pspoh wypowied.iaf pie
kns ! wzruszsjsoa move. jsk sic ma
my iaoaye wspomagae jsdai dru-
gioh ! jak many ssohowywsc ! o.cie
pamistki drogie ola narodu polskis.
60 ! ola nassej ojozyIny koohanej.
Nsstepnie lpiewsoy odspiswsli pissh
vi dymem potarow", potsm prss.
mawiai OBJ. j. Paluohniak o historic
polskisj ! o miioAci ~ojozyrny ! o IA.
chOwaniu mowy poiskiej. Nsstep-
ME spiewsoy odspiswsli ,,Jss.cze
Polska ME z~gineia".
Trzecia move wypowiedsiai NJ.
Grodecki o prsebiegu p~owstania W
r. 1880, wychwalsjso ws.ystkioh DO.
ha.erow, kt6r.y taxa drielaie wal.
czyli IA wolnosc nam drogisj ojc.y-
zny. NastePnie sPiswaoy odspie-
wall: ,,Oto dis dsish krwi / chwa-
fy."
Cswarta move wypowiedrisi OBJ.
Jan sRucihski ma temst: ,Jsszozs
Polska ME .ginefa", potsm prrema-
vial OBJ. Jan Paluohniak o Skarbis
Narodowym ! o z~naczsniu tegoa, po-
~budsajac sgromadzonych do zfoas-
mia jakiago datku ola kochanej oj.
czyzny. Publicrnosc zlozyia ma
sksrb $3.50. potem pr.ewodnicrscy
podziekowai .gromsdzoaym "a ten
skromny dstek | ~publioznosc odlpie.
wais ,.Bote COS Polske' ! pokrzspis-
nj ma duohu roreszli sic do domow.
My ni.ej podpisani Gale Towarzy-
stwo dsiekujemy wiel. ks. Jsnowi
Pspoh, ss mas raczyi zas.orycic swo.
u obecnoscif
Komitet obohodowy
j. Paluohniak, J. Ruoi6ski, VI. Gro.
decki.
Rorol Kurcz sekr. obohodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-26
Brooklyn, N. Y.

Dnia % grudnis o gods. 10 Z "a.
ms " kosciels sw. Stanistaws, w.
predecessors litewski Wsrnsgiris Cd
prawii tsiobne nsbotehstwo, . w.
proboszcz Z New Town wypowie-
dsiai pstrjotyczne kazanie. Kondukt
przy kstafalku odprawii miejscowy
professors w. Wydscki. Kstafalk
byi przybrany bronia wojskows, .
obok stab ~ Oddzisi Krakus6w |
pare ~towarzystw Z cborsgwismi ko-
Scieluemi, rowniea grupa 81 . sztan.
dsrem ssrodowym, q Tow. Obywate-
u Z amerykshsks oborsgwis. Ch6r
siofosy 9 ebywsssli polskioh, pod
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-26

Korsystajso re sposobnosci, pole.
cam Ssvery OPiatki M boil giowy i
neuralgie. kt6rs prsez kilka lat uty-
waism sawsss . dobrym skutkiem
ulge Prsynosss ~ katdej Ohwili.
Joe L. F~altsjssk, Sinner, Tex.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-26


tysiso i Gale wrsAsnis obohodu mo-
ina .alicsye do jak naileps.ych js-
kie kisdykolwisk publiks wyniosas
= deohodu narodowsgo " nasssm
m~isscie.
Przedewssystkiem ME uohodzi u
wagi spostr.egacsa 10, 70 polska pu-
blioznose W Pittsburgh ~inseresuje sic
obchodami l chstaie M takowe u
c.eszcsa, co powinno sluAy6 komits-
tom ur.sdssjsoym obohody n Boz
d.ieo do ooras doskonslssego ulsp.
szenia takowyoh ! staranasgo dobo-
RI numsr6w programu, gdya jsk sic
to doskonsle pr.skonaliamy l tym
razsm, ME zaws.e WHINE jest pu-
bliosnosc halasowi i ssmerom NJ hall
podosas obchod6w; powiedsiaibym
nawst, 10 woale ME p~ubliosnose jest
teuu Wilma, ale osoby. ksors bss ma.
letytego uzdolniesis Tub przygoto-
wanna sic Pedsimujs sis wysssPu
pr.ed "a publicznosois-
Ogodzinie 5ej wieoz. prezes Gmi.
ny zwia,kowej M Pittsburg l oko-
lios oh. L. Tsrski otwossyf obehod
krotks pr.smowap .~sprassajse M
pr.swodniozsoego oh, +. Kirklsw-
akisgo, ktoty powoaal N sskrstar.y
Oh. b. S.ymarowskisgo : Braddook
i niAsj Podpisanego.
Pierwszym mowos o ,wypadkaoh
nocy listopadowej" byi oh. A. Emu.
dowiOz. ktdry " gorsoyoh i prawds
brsmiscyoh ~wyrasaOh oharaktsryso-
val os~obissosOi. sumowai wypadki i
wyoiagai z historic nauke ola teraz.
nisjszosoi. To tsA kilkakrotaie pu-
bl'osaose nagrsdzaia 60 r.esistsmi
oklaskami. Move sws rakohosyi
oh. Zmudowioz wszwsniem: ,,Ludu
Polski! W tobis samym must sie o.
dsswac ta siia, ktora skrusxy wiesy
niewoli!"
Nsstepny numer zsjmowai Spisw
dzisoi szkoluych I Duqussns: POL
ska dlugo g~nebiona". Dsieoi |. d.
qussae, SVEN gr.scznsm ! ukiad-
nem sprswowanism sic / pieknym
spiswen sasiutyiy M uznanis ME.
tylko samo sobis ale | swsj s.snow.
mel nauczycielce.
Deklsmacja psnny LeokadJ To.
! cholskiej do A~meryki".
,Spisw psni A.. CiOhoOkisj prfy a.
komPanismencie fortepianu.
Deklamaoja p. F. Domaehowskis.
60. r
4 Nova p w.ndy Por.yeh. Nov.
n byia dowodsn ogronasi pemieci.
jska panns wasda more sic pc.
szozyOic; s.koda tylko, 10 lyle prs.
cy public.aosc ME byia " moanosci
ocenie jak sic nsls.y. gdy. tsmat do
mowy dano pannis waadzis abyt
suchy. w ka.dym r.sis dobrs che.
OF j praca p. Wandy Iasfueujs "
wysokim stopniu ma usnaaie.
/ Ch6r d.isoi Z Duqassss: rPoki
jeden Polak .yjs".
Dsklamacja malutkiej Shd Mae.
kowiak z Duquesns p. {. ,,Modltwa
Polaka". Publiosnosc nagrodziia
malutks dsklamStorke rsssisssmi o.
klaskami.
w czasis przerw pr.ygrywaia
d.ielnie polsks mu.yka PULASKI
Band. Panic polskis - towarzyst.
vie .oinierzy safely sic zsbraniem
skladki M Skarb Mar. Pol. ! ma wiet.
ni6w polityc.nyoh, Z ktorej pr.yszio
s1S.82o.
Spisw panny NJ. Tuoholskiej ,Pts.
seek Leslie.
Deklamaoja dsielaego wiaruss, ka-
pitsna Wolnych Krskus6w p. K.
snymorowskiego: rPolsk pfssd pie.
kiem". Takich ~wiecej!
Ma zakohc.snis urzsdsons byiy
starsniem komitstu diva aywe obra.
~ Przy ud.ials towarzystw wojsko-
wyoh ! sokoiow. Pc o~dograniu -Bo.
te COS Polske" publiornosc ~rosss1ia
sic bardzo ~zadowolona.
X. Abcsyiski sskrstaro
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-26


szego paany zofja 8 Luoja Cssrns-
ckie sagraiy " dpst M forsspianie.
komposyojs Me.arsa ..Lss Nooes dc
Figaro" tsk pisknis. 10 pablicsDoSc,
dziekujse ssumnymi oklaskani. pro.
siaa o powt6rssais, le9s " snsk Cd
wd.ieoseaia sic publicsnoSci sagraiy
.Istermesso . Cavallsria Rusticsns"
p. Mssoagnisgo pod okiem swej na.
~ucsycislki pani Msrji kada.
o. Parma Stsfania Kawalkowsks
po kilkolstnism ME braniu udsiafu
" obchodsoh publiossyoh .ssscsy.
CHA mas piskns ohooiaA nader kr6s-
ks dsklamsojs, 20 polsku Nv roos.
nice Powstaais listoPsdowsgo" | 20
sagislsku Poland.
10. Pan Wsoasw Jagmin pr.en g.
wiz do publiosaoSoi po lisewsku, q.
ABBY te4 ! Litwinom odda6 90 i'm sic
nslsty. jake brsoion aaszym, treSc
mowy. jak nam osaajmii po n OBJ
ohode@ byas " duohu iaossosoi M.
rod6w ssowishskioh j r6wniet innyoh
ucianiouyoh narodow.
IL. Parma Luoja Crsrnscka IA
grab nam solo M fortspianie Rap
sodje Polska CHEESEMAN'S" I takim
.aohwyosnism | u.nanism klawi.
STOW. 70 Z powodu nisustajscyoh,
ogaus.ajscych sale oklask6w musia.
Ia pewt6rryd.
IL. Pani Kibisz miaia bardso dlios.
ne ! wyrazus dsklsmacje mJan III
Sobieski".
Is. Miodsiutka parma wiktorjs
Braolawsks sadeklsmowah nam
-Smierc Sowihskisgo" wyImieniOie.
IA. Nssss koako ~spiswaokie pod
dyrskojs pani Marji Lady saspis.
wsio nam dose dobr.e VI dymsm
P~o.arow", IA 90 .garneli sympatyos
ne oklaski.
Is. Jako m sskohossnis wyste-
Pujaoyoh parma kuoja Crarnecka IA.
graaa nam ~jes.c.s solo M fortspis-
ME nPolski tsniso" o.yli ,,Ma.ura"
Ssarweaki. n 90 jej serdscsnis po-
dxiekoWano oklaskami.
MUSE dodac ~jessozs, 10 pomisd.y
numsrami IL IL pre.ydujscy
pr.edstswii publicznosoi. 10 ME po.
winnismy pray takich sposobnosciach
zspomnise / o skiadce ma ,,Skarb Ma
rodowy Polski" | poprosii dobr.e
.naas - koloaji polsLisj I sympa-
tycrne panny Helene Rsdomsks,
Marie RadomskS, Dsgorska ! Hsle-
ne Szmytkowsks, aisby sis .ajs.y
tym dobrocsynnym d.isism Ola tax
Swietsj sprawy " okamgaisniu 10
brady cd poo.ciwych wiarus6w | pa.
trjotek nassyoh At tl6.S0o., ktors to
sostafy wrecsons tutejs.smu sksr.
bnikovi p. Antonismu Crarneokie-
mu Ola odsstaais takowyoh na recs
komisarxa Skar. Mar. Pol. M Stany
Zjsd. " POI. Am. Ora Leona Sado-
wskiego " Pittsburgh. Pa, n 90
pod,iekowai publiosnosoi IA tax hoj-
ny dar serdscsnie; DR.. NJ. dc Sswoj.
ski ,ss w.isi M siebie role objssnis.
mia tego zbioru " jsuyku angiel-
akin Ola nisro.umiejaoych pc pol.
sku.
10. Personal---very. obohodu DIR.
J. X. Plincs podziekowai publiosno.
Soi - tax Tonne zsbra.is sic ! uoz.
o.enie tym samym Prochow rycerry
nsszych, ozem zebranie zsmkn1f /
dobrry wiarusy powoli rorohod.ili
sic o godr. Sci do domow.
Il uszanowanism
Mieczysiap Waniorek.
sskr. prot. J obchodowy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-26
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

Kiel-The German steamer. Brutus
from Scotland for Kiel has been lost
with all or board.
Lisbon-The police have closed the re-
ordered by ministerial decree to be clos
ed.
London-The report that Lord Sails
bury is i'll is somewhat exaggerated. He
suffered from a slight cold in the head
Sunday, but is better.
Kingston, Jamaica-The British ship
TYNE. at Port Limon, is loading Sc, 900
ment from Port Limon
London-Tenders for go, 900 treasury
bills were opened at the Bank of Eng
land today. The tenders totalled 3d.
$50 600. The average rate of allotments
was 31s per sent
GibraHar-The armored cruiser New
: York is ready to sail today for Mazagan,
on the coast of Morocco, where she will
remain until United States Consul Gen
eral Gummere has secured an adjust
ment of the claims of the United States
at the Moroccan capital.
misunderstanding to private
advices from Macedonia, band of
Turks maSsacred three Bulgarian fam
HES, men, women and children, in the
village of Aghamahalleh, near Sores, a
town forty-seven miles northeast of Sa-
lonica. Details of the outrage have not
been received. The news created a pro-
found sensation. 1t is reported that a
village near Monastir. in Macedonia,
with a mixed population of Mussuimans
and Bulgarians, has been burned.
Stuttgart. Wurtemberg-There is no
truth in the report printed in a dispatch
of the Lol1al Anzeiger of Berlin, from
Stuttgart, announcing that Baron Scnott
Won Schottenstein, the Wurtemberg
premier, who recently withdrew from
the cabinet, owing to his being implicat-
ed in pending trial, has committed
suicide at Ulm.
Copenhagen-Th special mission sent
to formally announce the death of Queen
Victoria and the accession Of King Ed
ward to the British throne, under the
leadership of the Duke Of Abercorn, had
an audience with King Christian at the
Amalenborg palace The mission form
ally notified King Christian of King Ed
wards accession and presented his ma
Jesty with an autograph letter from
King Edward.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-26
RIVERS ON A RAMPAGE
MANY POINTS IN THE BADGER
STATE ARE UNDER FEET
OF WATER
HIGHEST IN SEVERAL YEARS
Is the Condition of the Flood in the
MenOminee River Valley. at
MiIwaulxee-Ice Gorge
at Fond d& Luc

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 25.-The
heavy rails and thaw throughout Wiscon-
sin the past two days have caused high
water in many places throughout the
state and as result several business
firms have been compelled to suspend
operations, temporarily at least. Sheboy-
gan, Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, Saukville,
and this city are having the worst ex-
perience.
che flood in the Menomineee river vail
ley in this city is higher today than for
years past and several of the factories
are unable TO operate. The Falk com,
pany nave not been able to do any work
in their foundry since Thursday, and
cannot say now when they shall he.
Piggsville, a Milwaukee suburb. is under
water again and the streets and yards of
the town arc inundated. The Milwaukee
West side car shops are working but a
little more of a rise in the water will
flood the shops. AS it is lake of water
surrounds the shops on all sides.
At Wauwatosa, the river is threaten
irgly high. Damage is not expected
there. but at several points lower down,
some loss is feared
The river at Piggsviile was thirty-eight
Inches above high water mark today and
is still rising.
AT Black River Falls. Wis, the Black
river is on q rampage. 1t rose about
eight 1eet today, and is still rising. The
ice is going out and damage to property
will be heavy, unless the waters recede.
Fond du Lac reports All ice gorge
has formed at Twelfth street bridge ana
it Is feared that the bridge will be wrest,
ed from it's foundation. The river has
oVerTiowed its banks and is doing con,
slider able damage along it's course.
Oshkosh, Wis, reports the low lands
all covered with water, and on the ROAD
between here and Neenah the interurban
track i'll many placese is foot or two
under water. causing some delay to the
lnterurban cars but not stopping traffic
The ice in the Sheboygan river has
loosened up and begun its downward
course. The water rose to about three
or four feet and the Lyman flats, the
Sheboygan Pea Canning company ana
American Folding-bed company are
under water about four feet, suspending
all operations. The schooners Rosabelle.
H l.. Moore, tug Carrie Mather and the
steamer Stevens were carried into the
lake by the strong current, but with the
assistance of several tugs were brought
back To their moorings The ice at pres
ent is banked against the Pennsylvania
avenue bridge and the water is steadily
rising.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-26
NHEEINEN MUST WAIT
WET WEATHER OF PAST WEEK
HAS SOFTENED CYCLE
PATHS
WILL BE READY BY APRIL Is
County Commissioners Said to Have
the Widening of White Bear
Path in COntem-
plati0n.

Owing to the heavy snow storm of last
week and the rains of the past two days.
the wheelmen who are impatient to
burn" up the cycle path will have to
wait at lesSt two weeks longer, as it
would be injurious to the paths to use
them IN their present condition. Every
s2rinS some of the ride rs set over-anx-
iouS TO use the path while it is still soft
and the result is an extra expense for re-
pairs The Cycle Path association an
nounces that they Will have all the paths
III good riding condition by the 18th of
April
1t is understood that the county Com
missioncrs will widen the White Bear
path to six feet-a thing that will meet
with favor with the majority of the
wheelmen. In its present condition 1t is
very dangerous. there being hardly any
room for the cyclists to pass one another.
The Summit avenue path to Minneapolis
and Lake Minnetonka will still be the
most popular thoroughfare for wheel
men of the Twin Cities
For the opening of the cycle season A.
D. Smith has proposed the idea that the
wheelmen of St. Paul have bicycle pa
rade on a large scale, arranged by conf
petent and experienced wheelmen. Mr..
Smith s idea is to have the parade about
the middle of April, throUh the principal
streets. to the Summit avenue path, to
%
a band in attendance at the pavilion, and
the wheelmen participating in the parade
TO be reviewed by the officials of the diff
ferent cycle organizations and as many
city officials as possible
AD Smith is trying to make satisfac-
tory arrangements with the owners Of
Lexington park to build a portable track
four laps to the mile. If he is successful
will several race meetings this
season.
IT. L. Bird. of the Bird cycle company,
has ordered a three-horsepower motor
cycle and expects it to arrive about the
list of April. Up to the present time
George Wagner had the only motor cy-
Gle in st. Paul, and B. B. Bird has the
distinction of being the first riders to
handle a motor in this section of the
country.
Century Road club officials are going
TO have from one to five miles surveyed
on the Minnetonka cycle path to enable
fast riders of the Twin Cities to establish
short distance records.
The 100-mile race around Lake Harriet
seems tc be a go. The officials of the c.
R. c. are already hustling in that direc-
ton At the next meeting, which will be
held in Minneapolis March II, final action
viii be taken and committees appointed.
The Capital City cycle club is a thing
of the past. and those familiar gray cy-
Gle suits will be seen no more. AT one
time the Capital Cities were the best and
largest local cycle organization. Their
membership comprised the best racing
talent in Minnesota, such oId-timers as
Mertens. McCleary, Carmichael, Martin
and others as we'll known. The club has
now developed into a social affair, and
is called the Calumets.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-26
MONARCHIsT PLOT IN BRAZIL.
Admiral MelIO end Other Alleged
ConspirntOrs Are Under Arrest

Admiral MelIO and Other Alleged
COnspiratOrs Are Under Arrest.
NEW YORK. March "a dispatch to
the Herald from Rio Janeiro says:
Great excitement prevails here over
the arrest of Admiral Custodio Jose
Mello and others on account of the rev.
Citations of a monarchist plot through
the suicide of Baron de Burgal.
Extraordinary precautions are being
taken by the government to prevent any
outbreak. Apprehension centers about
the navy. The war vessels are being
closely guarded, as it is believed that
the officers are not quite trustworthy.
Details of the plot which Baron de
Burgal revealed to the authorities have
been revealed. 1t was the purpCsa of
those concerned. it is declared u give
the signal for the outbreak by the as
sassination of President Canpos Sales
During the Excitement that followed
the monarchist adherents in the army
and navy were to take possession o the
city and hold thegovernment offices. The
affairs of state were to be intIusted t.
a triun1virate composed of Admiral
Mello, Marshal Canturta and Counsellor
Lafayette Pereira.
Admiral Mello was quietly removed
from this city, as it was feared that his
presence would cause disturbance He
was conveyed to Cobias island, where
he is held in the custody of Admiral
Proenca.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-26
TEIEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Grand Rapids-St Andrews Roman
Cathol1c cathedral was DESTROYED by fire
resulting from stroke of lightning The
loss is $50, Goo with only $4,000 insurance
Columbus. Ky-The bank of Columbus
was robbed early yesterday of nearly
$l0,0G0, 1t is stated. The robbers escaped
but four men suspected of the crime
nave been arrested at Union City. Tenn
New York-Schedules of the assets and
Liabilities of S. T. Scott & Co.. jewelers.
OF No Maiden Lane against whom
an Involuntary petition In bankruptcy was
ME- MED some time ago, show liabilities of
SITS, Al; assets, $54,21S.
New York-The Most Rev. John Ira
vers Lewis, lord archbishop of Ontario
and metropolitan of Canada, Anglican,
who has been very i'll in this city, AMI
whose condition Sunday was considered
critical, was said to be improving.
Berkeley Springs, W. va-The fine
medicinal spring set aside over a CEN
fury ago for the use of the public by
Lord Fairfax, was dynamited by an
unknown person early Sunday morning.
following controversy over the leasing
of the spring to outsiders.
Youngstown, O.-Furnace employees of
the Mahoning and Shenango valley
furnaces, who have recently been organ
lied into unions, served notice on the
operators that unless an increase of 1e
per cent was granted they will strike
April 1. About 2,50e men are employed
at the furnaces.
Ph1IadelHh1a-The schooner Florence
from Port of Spain for this city, is now
mora than a month overdue and it is
feared that the vessel has been lost with
all on board. The Florence, in com
mand Of Capt Chandler, sailed from
Port-of-Spai on January "a, with a
cargo of asphalt Since that date she
has not been spoken.
Denver-Tne storm which ragged in Col
orado and Wyoming Sunday, has passed
away, and under the bright sunshine the
snow is fast disappearing. The weather
has not been cold, and it is not believed
the range stock has suffered much Rail
road traffic, which was badly Interrupted
has been resumed
Mattoon. Ill.-A terrific hail and wind
storm passed oyer this section Sunday
night. Extremely large hail stones fell.
doing great damage to property and
early crops. The wind knocked down
many cnimneys and carried away out
buildings
Columbus. O.-The entire local staff
employed on the Press-PoSt struck yes
terday. The proprietors of the paper
were given until 8 o'clock to sign the
scale of the newly formed news writer's
association. but failed to do So The
striking news writer's returned to work
IN the afternoon pending final settle
ment.
New York-Charles Friedman. tailor
who in an insane fit en- Monday last
killed his two children, one three years
and the other sixteen months old at
their home in Brooklyn by stranglfng
enc and beating out the brains of the
other. died in Jail. Death was due to