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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
menrIco Coual, Ieaeher'. Inslltute.

An interesting Teacher Institute was
bed 40 HeHrc0 County Courthouse yes
,orlay, conducted bv Superintendent
Fo-scl, for ihc colored teachers, nearly
a.l Of whom were present. There was
sn address on Education from Il. Emmett
Harris Matte a. Meredith read an ad-
drc., on Fitness for Teaching !. b.
Griffin delivered an address on The
County Schools" who was followed by
W $. Christian. Remarks were made by
q. q. Bowe, aud paper discussing the
question. "TO What Does County Teach
ing Aim was read by Il. T. Thompson.
L. is thought probable that these iusli
tutes will be kept up monthly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
Mr.. ConslinC Botter.

New YoRR. AprilT-Roscoe Conkling
passed a comfortable NIGH. last night and
is reported to he very much better to-
day His physicians are Drs. Barker and
Anderton, and he is attended by pro-
fessional nurse
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
Yesterday REPORT RROM OVR1
THE WIRES.
Congressional Proceedings-TheD Deadfsc(
Continued UntiI.Monday The "O"straks
Not Yet Over-The British Government
Concerned short kilograms.

Not Yet Over-The British Governmese
Concerned Short TeIcgrams.
WASHINGTON, April7.-The House was
called TO order this morning at ll:30. and
Mr.. Blanchard presented a conference
renort on the bill authorizing the purchase
of land needed in the Improvement OF
the Cumberland river The Senate amend
ed this bill 30 as to make it general bin
and to apply to the purchase OF lana
whenever needed The conferees on the
mart of the House agreed TO the amend
ment This is the first business acted on
since the filibustering tactics began on the
direct tax bill.
Nessrs. Mcmillan. Grosyenor and Taul-
bee made few remarks on The report,
when Mr. Blanchard demanded the pre-
yious question and the report was adopted:
Mr.. +. B Taylor at this point called
for the regular order. He moved tha, the
House resolve itself into Committee on
th. Whole for the consideration OF the
srecial order, the direct tax bill.
The usual flibustering tactics ensued,
and finally when the roll call had been
concluded Dir. Taylor OF Ohio asked
unanimous consent TO take recess unui
Has on Monday.
Mr. Hemphill, chairman of the District
Committee, made plea for the District
day. but without effect, and the recess
was taken.
The Senate was not in session.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
RECIPROCITY REJECTED.
Csusda's Commercial Relations with 'ho
United states to be Unchanged

United states to be Unchanged
OTTAWA, ONT, April THE great de-
bate on unrestricted reciprocity, which
has lasted three weeks and in which
seyeniy-two members have spoken, ter
minated at AIS O'clock this morning. The
resolution in favor of unrestricted recipro-
citv in trade and reciprocity In coasting
with the United States was rejected 10y .
vote of 124to 81. The House then ad-
iourned. the members singing God Save
the Queen" The debate at times was ex-
ceedingly acrimonious.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
CoioneIL. ). Alfred Writes

am in my seyenty-third year, and for
ffty years OF tina, time ! have been a
prea. sufferer from Indigestion, constipa-
tion and biliousncss. have tried all the
remedies advertised for these diseases and
cot no permanent relief. About one yea:
AGO / grew much worse, the disease as
suming more severe and dangerous
form. became very weak and lost flesh
RAPIDLY. until in November commenced
using DR.. H. Mozley's Lemon Elixir. |
gained twelve pounds in three months.
Ny strength and health, my appetite and
nv digestion were perfectly restored
and now feel as young and vigorous as
| ever did in my life.
l.. J. ALLIED.
T,.car IA March 1887
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Of
the St.te of Virginia viii meet in Lynch
burg Tuesday, April 10Th Grand Master
Spitzer will leave for Lynchburg To-
morrow mcrning, and the delegates from
the lodges of this city tomorrow evening.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08


what's that you're saying, sonny;
hat he's acting ~ ghty q Ger and funny
10 q. bless you. YOU don't know johnny.
Hes the most ambitious little viii.
Always restless, can't keep s'iil;
AID he's got 90 stuck on his own sweet will
2 hat hes fiNcd his eyes upon IN throne,
And thinks he's bigger than Mahonc.
That's Johnny mats our John,
Always doing hat be shouldn't have done
smart? Wen. nobody can't deny
That johnny Is fiippcr. and sassy, and "hy."
And AZ the ilw he stands right high.
why, 20 hear him IA is quite reat,
And on IN -tump he 5 hard to beat;
But he talks too much. and he ain Discreet,
aud IL b. thinks of something WITTY and bright
Hell lurt tout if be lose the fight.
That's Johnny. II ne was 10 De hung
Couldn't for the liic OF him hold his tongue
And cont,aryf Well. 10 amt no name.
" hen y.u thi l. that JOhnny's got quite tame
Aud things are - Orklng smooth ana plain
" hen hc's bowed his he ld and utop the collar
And You hear him shout. and YOU hear MIN
hOllcr.
" Lead on masto-, J Will follow"
UcI toss his head. and givcr q nickcr,
jump 0ut ~ the traces aud become a Kicker 81
That's johnny. You never can say
When Johnuy's going 10 run away.
Manchester. Va. March 81. 1888.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08

In view Of the interest which the re
cent Wise Malone controversy has eX-
cited, and the general demand for the
poem recently published in this paper
headed johnny we this morning, by
special request, republish the same:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08

The TIMES has received from Genera
Peyton Wise. the chairman of the Com
mittee OF Exhibit of the Tobacco Trade
of this city at the proposed grand Ex
position, the following circular which ex
plains itself:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08

, w.suINGToS. 4 ril T.-lndica
81. fions Tor Virginia Pair weather,
colder Sunday morning. followed 10y
rising gtcmpcraturc northcrly winds
cominr light 20 fresh. variable.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
THE HECOMING:EXP0SITION
CIRCULAR ISSUED BY THE TOBACCO
TR1DE.

4 Thorough Exhibit Determined On.
Plans Of the Promoters Of the Enter
Drise-An Invitation to the Trade Of the
United State. to Participate.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08

.eaiistic~ 81 the Carpenters Strikc-A Sen
-ationaI Dedication HcnricO County
Teachers Institute This Weeks Amusc-
nent Programmes Local Paragraphs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

IL i on bedzie lego adwokatem
wespof z krzyzem, lecz must mu
zapfaclc S25. Durojek wzbranial
SIG, lecz musIaf zap}aciG, DO Bic
llhski grozi}, re i%nuczej zaprowadzi
so do wiezienia.
potem przez 2 dni trzvmaf
Blellnski Durojka W swoim domu
pod straza obcego czfowieka. w
druglm dnlu Durojek musiaf jesz-
cAe $500 zapfacit, a wtedy Bic
llnskl surowo mu %zakazaf, by nj
komu o cafej tel sprawie mic ME
powledzlaf ,lnaczej wsz> stko sic po-
psu]e. Potem ma sadzie La Buya
sedzla Horton uwolnif Durojka
od why i kary, gdyz pokazafo sic,
re kudowa ME jest W powaznym
stanie.
skarge przeciw Bielihskiemu
wni6sf States Attorney Longe-
necker pred wielki sad przysieg-
}ych.
Illinois Stats Zeitung w po-
"oohy HPoooo " sprawl pTZeusta-
via, tylko krocie], u jednak zakli-
ma sig Biellnski, re to wszystko
szkaradne "oszczerstwa.
Tenn bard1iej boil B~ielinskie-
go, re teraz W nieszczesciu najlepsi
prz' Jaciele go o~puszczaja a navel
hropidto leka sic wystapic W OBJ
ROME nicsprawiedliwie oskarzonego
by1ego prezydenta Il e d c e.
Ia X atolickiego
Jedyny Wayus, ktorego re-
daktora Bielinski chciaF zamarno-
wac, okazuje mu wspdtczucie, DO
tez tego wart cz}owiek, kt6ry sic
juz tyle ola Polak6w w Chicago
zasluzy}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
Szkaradne oSzcZerStWa.

Chicagoski dziennik The Duily
Autcrocean pisze::
Konstabel ]. Bielinski re sadu
La Buya jest w%inien, pod}ug orze-
czenia kilku swiadkdw, ciezkiego
naduzycia W urzedzie, a obywatele
po}udniowo-zachodniej strony MAS
ia ogromnie SO przeciw MENU o.
burzeni. Adwokat Polskiego iowa
rzystwa obrony prawnej James Pa
terson wni6s4 przeciwko MENU
skarge do sadu kriminalnego, kt6rej
tresc Masterpieces:
w dniu 10 stycznia stawi}a
SIG W Biurze sedziego pokoju La
Buya Wiktorya Ruda, w~ytaczajac
clezkie oskarzenia przeciw Stanis-
4awowi Durojek, mieszkajacemu
pod numerem $50 Center ave.
Bielihski kaza} jej zap}aciG $500
kosztow sadowych, a potem po-
wiedziaf, re must mice adwokata
j on sam wystapi W jej sprasie
jake adwokat "a 500. Poniewaz
mu zarax lyle pienledzy daG ME
mogfa, kazaf sobie po5zniej j~eszcze
$3.50 zapfuciG "a to, re musia} do
niej przyjechat 20 pieniadze.
Potem Bielih XII aresztova al
Durojka j stawif go pred sedzie-
go La Buya, kt6ry po zbadniu
sprawy, kazal mu zaplacic $500
k%auc,yi, a gdyby tego ME mdgf,
poJsc 90 wiezlenia. Zamiast led
Make odprowndzic go do wiexieniu,
poprowadzi} go Biclihski ITO domu
adwokata OBJ. Krzyza Ttego
sn'nego, co to bronif Slisza W IT,
60 proccsie przeciw M%njstro~i1,
kt6ry mn policzyi $1,000 IN OBJ.
rone, chociaz, jak powiadn Duro.
jek. nigdy jego sprawie iako
obrn',ca ME w%ysteyowat. Potem
Birlihski znprowadzif Durojka do
" diego dCmu + oswiadczyi n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

%kto juz przesz-
10 rok ME zap}aci4 "a
WIARUSA, powi-
MEN poczuwac sic do
zap}acenia abona-
mentu, choc jeszcze
ME odebra} racbunku.
Przyjaci6} naszych
%pnnktu"lnie p}aca-
cych wzywamy, ably
%napominali tych VIA
rus6w, o kt6rych VIE
dza, re SO sporo win
nj "a nasza gazette,
do przes}ania nam "a
p}aty. | u mas teraz
ciezkie czasy;
trzeba p}aciG robot
nixon, "a druk i pa
pier, a ~preDumerata
wp4ywa badzo skapo.
Kto sic ma "a
bic d a k a i niby
zap}acic ME moze,
choc sobie sam VILLA
RUSA zapisal, ME
chaj ME gpiewa sic
na kasyera, jezeli ma
zwisko lego wydruku-
Je puDllcznle Og{Osl
W os6bnej liscie. Ma
.on nakaz, ably wszyst-
kich, kt6rzy VIA
RUSA d}uzej trzy-
mali, niz rok i diva
mieslace, %wymalowa}
we WIARUSIE du-
zemis. znakami jake
dowod, re cd tych
ludzi wcale ~pieniedzy
ME odebral.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
Szczesc B ,ze wan do piracy!
tacze wyrazy prawdzlw $50
SZacunku
Junho 2 Gl0donaQnk0.
Zaburzenia W ManitoWoc.
Manitowoc, S marca.
Mech bedzie pochwalony
Jezus Chrystusl
Kochany Majsterku!

SJSSS
Juz dawno mialem chet Ko-
chanemu M%ajsterkowi pare slow
naplsac i podzielit sic smutkiem,
]akl ponosic must mas kilku VIA
rusow gwoli przesladowania W
kosciele.
Boil mas bardzo, IL tax music
lismy odstapit cd domu Bozego,
jak niby jask6tka, wyp}oszona przez
wroble, cd swego gniazda, a po-
WOODEN do tego byfy niedorzeczne
obelgi, jakiemi mas obsypywano
" kosciele.
Place i krzyk rozlega} sic, kie-
dy mas wyprowadzano z paru6i, a
potem czworakie sadly nastapily,
lecz poszli i pieniedzmi sprawe
umorzyli, tax IL paratianie obra-
zenl ME mogli znalezt sprawiedli-
wosci.
Wreszcie sprzykrzy}o sic krzyw-
dzonym i dwdch obywateli, Szy-
per i Zalewski, pojechali do Ar
cybiskupa, lecz ma ich nieszczes-
Gle ME zastali 90 w domu, pred
stawili jednakzc swoja u.iazliwosG
ksiedzu Barcowi, a potem pisali
list i Arcybiskup dial ksleciu Pal
low nakaz zrewidowania naszej
paratll i on zrewidowa}, ale ma
korzyst naszych nieprzyjacio}.
Zebralismy tedy podpisy i
postalismy zazalenie do ks. Blsku-
pa, a byEo mas 35 krom tych, kt6-
rzy ami ma te, ami ma owa STRONG
podpisaf sic ME chcq, lubo i'm sic
takze wszystko to ME podoba.
Teraz ME przestaniemy pukat
do Blskupa, dopdki mas albo Z kos
ciofa ME wyklnie, albo innego da
nam proboszcza.
Prosze Kochanego Majsterka o
rade, jakbysmy sobie najlepiej w
tych rzeczach postapit mog!i, DO je.
dnak katolik bez kosciofa i ksicdza
zyG ME moze.
[Nie wien. czy by}bym tie ko-
respondencya umiesci}, gdybym sic
przypadkiem ME by} spotka} z ka-
pfanem, ktdry dawaiej byf probosz-
czem polskim W tel ramej dyecezyi,
do ktorej nalezy Manltowoc, Wis.
Ten przyzna}, re re strony obecne-
go pr%oboszcza W Manitowoc, ks. Iu.
czyckiego, %istotnie krzywda sic
dzleje lepszej pofowie tamtejszych
parafian. KS. kuczycki jest je-
dnym i najgorliwszych aposto}65w
ksiezy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i gdzie
tylko sic dostanie ma parafia, zaczv
ma zaprowadzac srogie ready chica-
gosk1e.- Przesladowan So ma pra-
wei drodze, sprawl ich sprawiedli-
wa o%statecznie zwyciezyG musi-je-
zell rozsadnie a wytrwale prawa
swego u Biskupa dochodzic beda.-
Mujster]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
Zdanie kap}ana pol
skiego z Europy o
dziafaniu WIARUSA
i wogole polskiej pra-
cy patriotycznej W
Ameryce.
u GALICYI
20 Mte9o So o.
Szanuwny 'Redaktorze!

tam waszego Wl;arusa. - z
poczqtku my$lafem. 2e cheos
powstaiy z r6znych ludlow W
Aneryce przyczynia sic Dc
rozdwoienia W myslach j czy-
mach W zyciu Polakow tam
emigrowanych = jednakowo1
zmieni}o sic mole zdanie pc
wyczerpnieciu 2ycia naszego
ludu.
Wszysay tam pr1yby]i j O.
siedleni, byli u}amKami oder,
wanemi cd rcd1iny, to tel ME
dziwota, u nikomu ME dowle-
rzali, tylko sam.m sobie. -
TAX bye mu>ia}o, DO lubo
mleli W sobie idee narodowos
CT, rrzecie2 ME mat jej kto
obudzic, popchnqc do 2ycia i
czynu. - Zualuzla sic spoinia
W oswiacie przez organa do
trych gazet. - Staneliscie M
dobrym gruncie, teraz pojdzie
juz pra"a lekciej, tylko wy.
trwatosci!
Wprawdzie znajdujq sic tam
,jeszcZe malkontcncl, wv o.
e icy grosz a, w y
zy S W e cudzpgo Ser
Ca, lecz mied1y pszenica znaj-
duIe sic kak"l.
CAy& " mas W Europie ME
gorzcj? Wszak i tn spoleczen-
stwo ro2d~o ozone. W GaIlcyi u
mlzg"j4 sic do Aus!ryakow,
W Prusach szukaiq zbawienia
W Bismarku, w Moskwie przy-
.lazniq sic s}owiarinem. -
ktoz TAX? pytamy Oto
wszyscy, ktorzy utraclll idee
narodowosci, zwatpiIi 0 ayc1u
ogolu, zapo2nali pieh, mysIYc,
2e on zbutwialy = ME wyda
owncu!
Bajka - ka3dy nar6d ma
swoje wfasciwe przez,.aczone
zycie, &a2dy daily do celu, wyt-
knietego cd Stworcy mic
uie. glnic pod s}uicem!
ZycHe narodu ME zaczyna
sic ami kohczy ma krolu. Pol
ska 2yia be- kroIow, miala
irh, n'ekoniecznic byfa z niui
szczesIlwa, ME ma ich, a czyz
zycle W niej sic ME budzi l
ME tetni echem rozwoju?
Przypatrzmy sic tylko temu
ludowi, ktory poszedl ala chile
ba "a granice, kedy 90 glod
q ME rozkosz wygna}a. Czy4
ten robotnik, ME mysIacy ma
wet mad SODA, ME poznat W
sobie idei narodowej, 2yjac ma
ohczyznie, wtenczas dopiero,
kiedy mu g]od dvkuczaG pre-.
STALL
byt materyalny stat sic
bodaeem rozwoju ducha.-Dla
tego cieszymy sic, IL nasi ro.
dacy lepszy byt materyalEy
maja, n,2eli mieli tutaj W Pol
see - cieszymy sic wiecej, De
stajq sic wiecej religijnymi,
ani2e)i byli W kra)u o;czyStym,
DO kiedy lud z nieslnak'em
dawa} tutaj crosse ia swiaty
ME pan,kie, tam z ochota da-
je dolary na koscioiy i KAPPA.
now.
Ubjaw ten rokuje wielkie
nAdzieie W p~rzyszloSci. Je4eli
tax dalej p6jdzit:, prorokujemy,
ze zbawaenle PolSti ,owdzie z
AmerykN Pracujcie tyIko z
polaczonemi silami. W kraju,
w ktorym cos zapracowaG mo-
2ecie! Z.szczepia'cie do tego lL-
du raszegn miiosc WARY o.
COW, miiosc Ola katolickiego
kosciola, m'foSc ku sobie, mi.
lose Ola oswiaty, miiosG ola
dobrobytu, miIosc do piracy,
a vase wszystkie zwiazxi,
stowarzy sze"ia stana sic dzw,-
gE4 upadiego ducha Nnrodu,
tory nlez " fasne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
Nowiny re swiata.

Nowiny re swiata.
WARSZAWA.-Rosyjska straz
granlczna cd strony pru5kiej po-
wiekszona zosta}a o 5000 chlopa.
W klszenicwie stanely cztery pull
HI p%iec|roty pod wodza genera}a
Arczynikowa.
RZfM. - Wielkie bogactwa
W ostatnim czasie napfynely do
wlecznego miasta, q tymczasem
tutejszy lud roboczy straszna cier-
pl nedze. w dnlu marca zebra
IA sic tutaj mnogoSG wielka bed
nych robotnikow be- zajecia, IRA
bowafa sk}ady piekarskie, a gdy
policya usitowafa aresztowat tu-
multantow, przyjeto jig gradem
kamleni. Nareszcie wmieszalo sic
wojsko i bez rozlewu krwi rozpe-
dzifo wichrzycieli. Nast9piIy mno-
kie aresztowania.
BULGARIA.. - w miescie
s%talazagora przyaresztowano dw6ch
otlcerow "a zdrade stanu. Prawdo,
podobnie ksiaze Ferdynand bedzie
musie{ przyzwolic n a ukaranie ich
smiercia.
ODKRYCIE bardzo INTEREST,"
]ace zrobiono W miescie Saida, Sta
rozytnem Sydon. Znaleziono tam
trumne, zawierajacq zwfoki shaw
nego krdla greckiego Aleksandra
Wielkiego, ktory umart przesz}o
300 lat pred narodzeniem Cbrvs-
Tulsa Pana.
w Z1EM1 WhosKIEJ, gdzie
czasem wcale snieg ME pada, spad-
10 go niedawno lyle, ze dokol.
miasta Como i Turyn dachy sic
od niego zarywa}y. q wysokich
gor masy sniegu SIG xsuwaiy i "a
sypafy okofo SO ludzi.
FRANCYA. Zisc by}ego
prezydenta Rzeczypospolitej fran
cuskleJ Wilson skazany zosta} "a
1rymarczenie orderami ma Q lata
wlezienia j 5000 frank6w grzywien.
Razem z Wilsonem skazani zostali
lego pomocnicy Ribeandau ma 8
mleslecy, Dubreuil ma 4 miesiace
l Hobert ma l miesiac wiezienia,
podczas gdy niejakas DANA Rata
zyl zostala uwolniona.
w ROSYI okropne mrozy. w
okolicy Moskwy W os,atnim cza-
Sic zmarz}o IL ludzi.
CEsARZEWICZ niemiecki ma
SIG coraz gorzej 0 jakiejbadz zmia-
ME ma lepsze juz ME moze bvt
mo~y' DO bedzie on schna} i
schnaf, az raz zasnie ma wieki.
sic, re robi on PREY pomo.
cy najstarszego syna Wilhelma.
ktory przybyf go ~odwiedziet, tes-
lament Czynia przygotowania, aby
go @]eszcze zywego przewiesc do
Berlina.
GAZETY cafego swiata pod.-
soblc wiadomosc, ze W Hucie
pod Gnleznem. " obwodzie regen-
cy)nym bydgoskim, skohczy} po-
lax Wapniarek 1874 rok zycja.
W PETERSBURGU wiele firm
kupieckich nagle xawiesiio Wv
.i"ty' WALutek tcgo spadsa cen.
ma 30 cent@w c>yli pa Ia.
ara niennieckiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

" pETERsBURGU wiele firm
kupieckich nagle xawiesito Wv
pinty' Wskutek tcgo spadla cen.
ro''' ma 81 centdw c>yli pa ia.
lara niemieckiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

Observation-Disclosures traz
granlczna cd strony pru5kiej po-
"lekszona zosta}a o 5000 chlopa.
w klszenicwie stanely cztery pull
HI pieclloty pod wodza genera}a
Arczynikowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

GAZETY catego 6wiata pod.-
Ja sobic wiadomosc, xe W Huc;e
pod Gnieznem. " obwodzie repen.
cy]nym bydgoskim, skohczy} po-
lax Wapniarek l24 rok zycia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-11
A PLUCKY DRIVER.
The LIGHT-WEIGRr FI9H r
McAulife Knocks Dacey out in Eleven
Rounds.

DIVER, n. j., Octcber 10-The light
weight championship battle between
Jack McAuliffe and Billy Dacey, fol
the Police Gazette diamond belt, took
place this morning In a barn. After
eleven fierce and desperate rounds
lasting AZ minutes an 40 seconds, Nc
Auliffe knocked his man out by a ter.
rifle left handler or the stomacn and q
right handed blow on the ear, thus win
ming the battle.
Dacey was completely overmatched
from the start, but made fair showing.
McAuliffe gained the first blooi in
the second round by his terrific
left-handed smashes on Dacey's nose.
He did most of the leading, and his re-
peated rushes we're too much for Dacey
to stop. He repeatedly sent his left at
Dacey's face with terrible force, the
latter ducking in vain attempt to get
away. McAuliffe mould then upper
cut him numerically. Dacey landed
some savage right-handed swingeFs on
McAuliffes jaw, and in the sixth roun d
the crimson came trickling from Nc
Abilities nose from visitation of Da.
cey's left. Not more than fifty of the
most select sporting men witnessed the
encounter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-11
The Civil Service Report.

WASHINGTON, October 10.-se: or
Hale to day submitted to tle Senate a
report from tie special committee TO
examine into the present condition CT
the civil service.
The report makes printed documer is
of fifty pages, discusses deliberately the
testimony taken in New York and
Pennsylvania and elsewhere, and cor
cludes with the following general sum
mary:
the investigations made by the
com mittee and the facts therein
brought forth establish these things
beyond controversy:
L. That p rtisan changes have been
made in tae Federal off ;es in whole
sale way under no pretenoe that good
pubic service demanded such changes.
In tie mos marked instances, as in
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Indianapolis
and New York these changes have
been followed by scandals in the public
service, which has been rendered less
Efficient by reason of tine changes.
z. - That the Federal officials
Throughout the country, to the con.
trary to the direction of the President,
as found in his letter Of July l45h, 1886
have freely and openly participated in
poll teal conventions and primary cleo
ton movements. using their official in-
fiuebce. Ia Pennsylvania the entire
machinery Of the Federal service is put
in operation for the purpose of con-
trolling the Democratic organize
ton in the State, in the inter
est of the Administrations forces
as against he friends of Ran
dali State conventions were dominated
and controlled by Federal officials and
the chairman of the State committee
secured offices bestowed by the admin
lItration upon members of the COM
mittee who changed their allegiance
from Randall to the President. In no
case does the commit tee find that any
Federal office has been disciplined for
such interfere nee in politics. but on the
other hand, such int renee has been
repeatedly recognized anu rewarded.
This interference, in some cases, not
ably at Binghamton, New York, was
most offensive to the people and
amounted to a conspiracy to thwart
and defeat the popular will.
3.-"That the system of levying tolls
and assessments upon Federal Office
holders for political purposes has con-
tinued without interruption since the
administration came into place. The
committee is convinced that st present
throughout the country, Office holders
are being generally as :essed and called
upon to contribute from thti r salaries
10 swell the campaign fund of the DEM
ocratic party"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-11
A Collision on the Banks

NEW YORK, October 10.-The Ma
tional Line steamer Queen which ar
arrived to-day from Englard, is re-
ported to have collided with the fishing
schooner Madeline on the 9Th instant,
aud it is said twenty persons persisted.
The collision occurred at Sam. Fri.
day, during fog off the banks of New
fouudland. The Queen struck the Md
ettne amidships, cutting heI in two and
sinking ner Immediately. The captain,
first and second mates and steward on
the fishing schooner were rescued after
they had been in the wafer nearly an
hour. The rest of the crew, mum boring
twenty, were lost. The Queen lost her
bowsprlt and foremost. The Madeline
was French fishing schooner.