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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15
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W1a1nsomP olonusow o6chod-Me.
" pevnej puraM w Chlca
go, = zdaje sic niekat"ljc-
k'ej Ktora .lul Cd dawna
ma swoj koscio], zada kaptan
20 piec dolarow od ka1dego
czlonka parafii, inaczej go z
Pam B"glem ME pojedna.
Grozbe te JUL speinif ma VIE
lu biedakach, ktorzy 2 pfaczem
uniewinlali sic, Re ubodzy, ae
maja chore dzleci navel ko-
mornego placid ME m'ga. =
Zeby tel kto sic zlituwai a
napisa} o tenn do jakiej gaze.
ty curopejskieL jak to uczypil,
wrociwszy do Makowarska,
uclekiLier amerykanski z She
nandoah, Pa.
Il DETROIT, Mich, plsZe
aam pewieu abonent p. d. IL
marca:
wv para6i sw. Wojc;echa
pare tysiecy PoIakow JUL diva
lata ME byfo u spowied1i;
dZleci lch bez chrztu ulnlero-
ia, a Q nawr6ceniu sic ME
chcq anl s}uchuG. w drugiej
polskiej parali', sw. Kazmilza,
mlmo misy1 tax samo zanosi
sic ma zaburzenia. Oby Pan
Bog spojrzat ma Mich laska
wen okiem, by wszystkim Po-
lakom wstydu ME naroblli,
.jak CT Cd sw. Wojcsecha! JUL
dosyc innowiercy sic z mas
nasmlewali, ME trzeba wiecei
szalenstw pvpc]nlG."
Dobra to rada, byte szcze.
IA.
KASZUBI | BORACY W
BRAZYLll. = Ma)ster &C
Wtu1usa vd"braf W tych dlIact
list cd Pawla Timotsusza Vie
lewskiego, mleszkalaeego "
Rio Vermelho W Brazy]li, "
Ameryce Poludnlowcj. Piszt
on, ze lest rodrm . Karsina
W paraIil wielewskiej, i be TO
dzIce zabrali g re SODA d'
Brazylii W r. 1881. Jake kup
czyk ohJcchai tam rrowiucy,
Rio Grande, Puraua, SAINT,
Katharine, Santo Paulo i in
ne, a ma ostatku osiedl,l 81,
jake kupiec pomiedzy Kasz,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15
Bank Ziemski
czyliRATUNKOWY.

Wielkopolanin, co.
dilemma Gazeta ludowa, W Pozna-
nlu wychodzaca pisze W numerze
Z 19 lutego:
Ma}o pocieszajaca wiadomosc
przychodzi podaG O Banku ziem.
skim i o gfownej tresci rozpraw
toczonych IA nadzwyczajnem tegoz
banku Zebraniu Walnem, kt6re sic
odby}o w Poznaniu w czwartek d.
16 lutego.
w naradach wzieli udzia}
wszyscy cz}onkowie rady nadzor-
czej i dyrekcyi, a wicc PIP. Stanis-
law Z~oftowski 4 N%iechanowa, Lud-
wlk Karsnicki re Mellow, DIR. Ke-
blnski 4 Poznania, Witold Ska
rzyhski &c SpFawia, rzecznik Plu-
clnskl Z Leszna i pan dyrektor
Jerzyk'ewicz Z Poznania. Z za}o-
zyclell Banku, ktdrzy pierwsi ro-
zebrall s. akcyi pc 1000 mr.. i
sprawlll tenn samem, re Bank
ZIemsk;" byf wpisanym do 'rejes-
tru sadu handlowego g. II lutego
1887 I. stawili sic ma Zebranie ME-
NAL wszyscy juz to osobiscie,: luz
to nrzez pefnomocnictwa dane in
nym nprawionym uczestnikom.
Przypominamy, re bank pow
stat Z zasobem tylko pieGdziesieciu
rozebranych akcyi, 4 czem ME MOI
ma byfo fozpoczqt zadnej czvnnos-
CT. TO rozebranie pierwszvch 50
akc.yl nazywa sic W jezyku han
dlowym plerwsza en- sya
a k cy i. Zafozycielc vice uchwa-
I'LL, Ga uchwa}a ia sta}a sic warun-
klein nieodzownym, cd ktorego
zawis}o, kiedy dzia}at zacznie
Ban<), uchwalili druga j.
sya akcyi $3.50 talk izby 2 pierw-
sz2 5000 czyli 3 miliony marek
byfo kapitafu zakIadowego.
Owe 3 milionv wedle racbu-
by za~}ozycieli miaty sic zebrat al
do d. | pazdziernika 1887,
Gdy SIG zblizaE dzieh ozr,a-
czony, a do zebrania trzech Milo
now by}o nies}ychanie daleko, u
chwali}o walne Zebranie przed}u.
zyc termin r%ozebrania drugiej emf
syi akcyi az do 1 pazdzier-
mix r. 1889, a wiec przed}u.
zyt o Gale diva lata.
Tymczasem W kraju ca}ym
pod trzema zaborami i "a grant,
CO mianowicie Galicyi
: zaJefy sic nieco gorecej umys.
~ rodakow dalszym losem Banku;
poczeto' zywiej nawoFywaG do bra
MIA akcyi, a W ciagu z~eszFej leslie.
nj b}ysnefa ufudna nadzieja, re
dzieki og6lnemu i szczeremu no.
parclu rozebrane beda naprawde
try miliony.
Alisci do Nowego Roku 1888
dni nastepnych powziela rada
nadzorcza wraz z dyrekcya pre-
konanie, re z}udne by}y nadzieje:
do 81 stycznia r. z. BOWEN roze-
brano tylko re wszystkiem 5l2
akcyi, wsrdd Mich 300 wzietych
W kslestwie. = Jesienny zapa}
stygnle; Wedfug rady nadzorczei
ME ma widoku, azeby rozebrano
6 razy lyle, ii. 5000, navel do poi
nego terminu d. / pazdziernika
1889. Personal---very. wiec p. Z6f-
towskl W imieniu rady nadzorczei
dArekcyi ma przedwczorajszem
umyslnem Zebraniu Walnem DOS
tawif wniosek, azeby zebrani cof-
nell lub zmienlli owa uchwale co
do zbierania akcyl az do / paz-
dzlernika 1889, skoro wcale Mo
zanosi SIG ma to, >cby do czasu to-
go zebra}a sic zqdana suma trzech
milion6w.
Zanim personal---very. otwo-
rzyf rozprawy mad W. ioskiem, po-
prosif p. dyrsktora Je-zykiewicza
! o odczytanie sprawozdania 2 do
tychczaSowego stanu O " Ran
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15

Homu ~wierzyt.? : Pewicn ka-
plan, ktdrego wszyscy ludzic szanu-
jig. twierdzi, re to prawda, co byfo
napisane we Wurusic o zaburze-
mach koscielnych " parafi pol
W Manitowoc. Pieciu tamtejszych
parafian pisze-ze to ME prawda.-
Powiadajq, 70 kazdy cziowiek ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15
CHMURY W0jENNE
mad polska ziemia.

UWUn UUJlVNL
mad polska ziemia.
Me ustaje Ottawa wojny pc.
miedzy trzema mocarstwaml,
ktore Polske rozebra]y, = ow-
SEEM cora. to bardzlej ogar
MIA ona ludzi po swiecie, a
pogloski a posuwaniu sic wojsk
rosyisklch ME 1acich}y.
Rosya zdalc sic JUL czuc do
statecznie ma silach, DO odez-
wa}a sic teraz o to, aeby W
Bu}gary' zaprowadzic takic rza-
dy, jakich wlasnle Rpsya so
bic zyczy. Jua z tego samego
powodu straohy wojenrc uie
mi.jajq. A dopiero, gdy suiegi
zyinq ! wlosna zawita, powie-
dzq soble poswarzeni mocarze,
re czas pofv2yc koniec po-
wszechnej trwodze W Europe
i rozpoczat wojne, ably spo-
kojniejsza mice przyszfosG.
ID w arszawy dono.
sza z p o d O | a, re tamtej-
sly gubernator z wyzszego
rozkazu nader .piluie objeldza
ca}y pas aadgraniczny i kaze
co tchu naprawiac wszystkie
drogI i mostly, ktore tego pc
trzebujq.
W 6wnem budowaG
bedq Moskale move ogromne
Rosary. W'dcczuie zaIoga
tamtejsza. lubo w ostutmm
c2asie pomnozoua zostaia przez
dwle baterye poiowe, ma bye
jeszcze ba'dz'ej p0"iskszo"a.
4 yAD GRANlcY rosyj-
sko %pruskiej dono>zq z P i l.
k a | en- p. d. Ia q. m. -
W pIatek Iuizie mieszkajacy
mad granlcA pc trj stronie,
zan:epokojenl zostall znacznem
nagronadzeniem woJs': doko-
la rosyjski>, m1eJscovos:i mad
granicznej S Slow k i. Woi-
ska byfy tax liczne, il
potrzebowa}y dwie godziuy,
ably przemaszerowac przez
wzmiankowa.iq mieiscowost
s o W k to sredma Yves
mad rzeka Szesupq, klora tn
stanowi grnnice Z Prusaui. @.
kollca pc stronle rosyiskirj
mato Jest zaludnionq. w od-
dalenIu przeszio niemieckiej
mill ME wldac am domu, ami
czlowleka; podczas gdy u mas
wfasnle W tel okolicy wsle i
folwarki So llczne, g9ste j pc.
kazJe sic navel pewna "a
mozuosc.
Slowiki oddalone So mniej
wiecej 8 mile cd PlkaI Ste
}upian i po}qczone szosami
z tenn, miejscowosciami. Woj-
ska miafy maszerowac w o.
kolice rosyjskiego Georgeu-
burga naprzeciwko Slmale
ninHu, W pcwiecie ragneckim,
i czesciowo powrocic do SIo-
wikow. Me robi]y one po-
myslnego wrazen'a. Liczbe
icn szacuja ma blisko 10000.
ST. PETERSBURG, 9 mar
ca. powodu sn:iercl cesa-
RIA niemiecxiego tutejsze te-
atra panstwowe pozostajq zam-
kn!ete. Publicznosd powszech-
ME obawia sic niemitych skut-
kow polityczny ch zmiauy trc-
nu W Niemczech.
W Warszaxie ma zadanie
wfadzy wojskowei dworzec
kolei aelAznei ma bye znacz-
ME rozpostrzeniory, pouiewaz
ME odpowiadaiby W zupefuos-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15

przez diva tygodnie ME MONA
byfo ma pole wyjcchaG. = Kill
ka rodzin tutejSzych zamysla
sic wyprowadzlt ma poinoc,
gdyz in tn "a goraco.
BRYAN TEX. - Pc dlu-
g'e] nieobecn"sci, o k,ore)
znaczeniu para6anie tutejsr me
byll informowani, zjawit sic do
mas znowu ma rledziele 4
marca rs. t.ski. Original
!uz 2 rqK Najprzewiel. X. BIZ
sknpa dyecezyi g=lvestonskiej
lnna parafia, W Anderson, i
do mas tylko raz W miesiac
chce dojezd2ac.
DO NEW WAVERLY. Tex,
przyby}o W duiu % lu,ego
dwo"h ksle4y: Rev, j. A.
Grabenger z Brenham, i Wiel.
o. Plotr Litwor z Bremond.
Plerwszy Jest ad,ninistratorem
nasAe) parafi. Dwaj CT kapfa
nj pracowal1 W naszym koscie.
lie przez 3 dni / prawie Gala
parafia przystapila do stoiu
Panskiego. Potem W niedzie
le, rs lutegn, Towarzystw o
sw. Mlchala ma sumie, ceIe-
browanej przez Miel. Ks. Lit
w'ra, przy>tapito do stoiu
Pansklego. Ks. Grabenger, kto-
ry sfabo tylko NOW po pol
sSu, p%owiedziat kazanie po
ang'elsllll, co barlzo zaimpc-
nowa1o obecnym w kosciele A.
merySanom. Nastepnie ks. Lit
w"r po polsku, talk porusza-
1ac serca wlernych, ze wszys-
cy zalewali sic tzami. KoscloI
przepelhiony byl do natloku.
Pc nabozanstwie odbylo sic
w szlSoIe poIskiei posledzenie
a w koncu ob. j. V. Chile
bowslli, czfonek Tow. sw. Mar
GINA, zaprosil ogot czIon-
Now do swego donu / wszyst-
k1ch najmil-] czetosowaf. Pan
l. kochanowicz przybyf ma
wet z BreMond, o 200 mil
lrogl, ably ]ako zolozyc1el To
warzystwa bye obecnvm w
talk waznej chwili. - Puwya-
sza notatke zaczerrmelsmy q
ob>zernle ]szego sprawozdania
sekretatza Tow. sw. Marciua.
SAN FRANCISCO piszc
nam pan pawet Moniak, p.
q. s marca, ze tam juA Cd
dwoch tygodni cudne niebo-
zapach siatow i Cd IS do
90 stopni ci+p}a podlug termo-
metru Fahrenheita.
MlLWAUKEE.-Nasz Czci-
cody X. Prob cd sw. Jadwi-
81, gdy bylo zgronladzenie ma
Hall, kazal porozdawac WEI
ka narecz Kropidef. Rozumie
sic, 2e brazil tylko CT, co Kro-
PldM ME znali, a tych VIE
ju, przeczytawszy, odIafo, mo-
WAC, re takiego paskudztwa
czytaG ME chc9.
Ma BRIDGE
PORCIE W Chicago ukaral
O]ciec Wlncenty Ia to, lie ME
byli konteuci X. ZylIy, W
ten sposob, IL oddaf pieczq
mad mimi jeszcze wiele ostrzej-
szemu kaplanowi. Nowy dusz.
pasterz TAXI porzqdek zapro-
wadzif, re teraz na Brydgepor-
Gle 3adnemu Polakowi ME
wolno umieraG ami W dni swia-
teczne, ami W nocy; ci zas.
ktorym smierG d. oczu zagla-
da, moga tax dlugo czekac.
al on przyjdzie. Ale ]ud ma
Bryczporcie uparty, ME chca
dlugo czekac ma ksiedza :unie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15

MAC ma drugie) %polowie tej
rolkuli.
BUFFALO,. - Polak ~ 4.
MERGE wychodzi teraz diva ra-
~ W tydzlen W takim for
macle, jak Gazeta Polsha pana
Dyn'ewicza a kosztuje tvlko
$3.50 rocznie. Kaszubom tu-
te)szym plsmo sic podoba,
seen RIA jedynie, 2e p. SAdow.
ski zaradto sic pastwi mad
blednemi piiaczyskami. P.enia
DE "a Polah'a 10 Ame,yce cd.
biera teraz ks. Pitas, Jest vice
drugim, chociaz niewinnym So
bic aenazerem gazeciarskim z
pom1edzy ksie2y polskirh W
Ameryce. = Why ks. I. Ko-
zlowski z Buffalo byf MEDIA.
VINO W Rochester, N. Y, gdzie
SLUG hat spowiedzi Polakow.
jest ich w Rochester przeszio
sto rod1in i maia swoje To
warzystwo pod nazw4 sw. XVI
mlerza. Agent sprzedazy
gruntow ~miejskich pan NJ. Ma
kowski zaniemogt i wyJechal
ma mleslac Ma po1udnie, W
nadzei, re klimat cieplejszy
pokrz.pi ;ego zdrowie / zwat-
lone silly.
ZE STOLICY CENZORA,
l3 marca. w .jutrzej-z
srodq zjezdza tudot9d r qd
Ceutralny Zwiqzku Mar. Pol
skiego (O,uch, Morgeusteru
etc. oraz Broauwsk1) W celu
raradzenia sic z Cenzorem w
wlelu sprawach a giowuie w
celu zTed"gowanla protestu
przeciwko ostatniemu ukazo-
wi krop1dlarzy i nowoiprskim
korespondencyom polskivh pism
europejskich. w czwurteh VIE
czorem 1taa wyjadq.
+ JOZEF LAFLEUR, syn
CIl"lnsklego w Milwaukee, u
mart - jar nam donos7a q
st. Paul, Mum. - w z4szlym
tygodniu pc krotkiej slabosci.
Glory byf zaledwie "a 60
uzin.
KS. HIPOLIT BARANSKI,
jeden 1ych dwoch kapla-
now, Ntorych ks. Jozef De-
browski z Detroit przywiozt z
Europy ma %profesorow polskie-
go seminaryum durhownego,
przeniosl sic z probostwa q
Beaverdam, Wis, do osieroco-
n-j pc smierci sp ks, MARGIN.
kowskiego parafil polskiej W
Brooklynie, N. Y.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - KS.
proboszcz stanowski, powro-
clwszy z nieszczesnej konfe-
rencyi W Chicago, mocno "a
chorowa} i dot4d nabozen-
silva odprawiac ME mole.
APPLETON, Mimi. - Cd
"a do II lutego sro3y}a sic
tn talk okropna burza, jakiej
tutejs' mieszxancy nie panic
taxa. Ma kolel Mllwuucklej Pc
clqgi przez Z dni ME mogfy
ruszyc 2 miejsca a diva pocia.
81 fruchtowe j jedeu pasa1er-
ski staly tn dni plet.
CLEVELAND. O. Nasz
Wielebny Duszpasterz wresz-
Gle ku naszej wielkiej poole
SIZE zaczyna wystepowac j'ko
%patEiota. Ia lego to staraniem
urzqdzona tn zostafa GwierG-
wlekowa roc7nica p~owstauia
polsklego, a 8 maja znowu Oh.
chodzq bedzle rocznica og}o-
szenia %pamietnej Konstitucyi.
Dzlwi mas tylko, czemu draz.
-, l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15

u TEXAS. = Nasi polscy
f"rmerzy W okolicy Bremoni
luz lryskie ziemniuki (kartoAe>
zasadzi.i, korny i owsa poza-
siali. Dalszej uprawie roll deszcz
przeszkodzif tax rzesisty, IL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15
JOZEF LAFLEUR,

Ch"lnsklego w Milwaukee, u
mart - jar nam donos7a
St. Paul, Mimi. = w z4szlym
tygodniu pc krotkiej sIabosci.
Glory byf zaledwie "a go
uZln.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15

bami i borakami z parafii
C1erskiej, Wirle wskiej i Si
%wlckle.i. Zapisat sob,e Wlaru-
sa, &torego chce rozpowszech-
MAC ma drugie) polowie te)
rolkuli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15
KS. HIPOLIT BARANSKI

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - KS.
proboszcz Stanowski, powro-
clwszy z nieszczesnej konfe-
rencyi W Chicago, mocno "a
chorowaf i dotad nabozen-
silva odprawiac nie mole.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15

APPLETON. Mimi. - Cd
"a do q lutego sro3yla sic
tn talk okropna burza, jakiej
tutejs' mieszSahcy nie pamiy.
taja. Ma kolei Milwaukee, po-
ciqgi przez Z dni ME mogfy
ruszyc 2 miejsca a diva pocia-
81 fruchtowe j jedeu pasa1er-
ski staly tn dni plec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-15

przez diva tygodnie ME MONA
byto ma pole wyjcchac. = Kill
ka rodzin tutejSzych zamysla
sic wyprowadzlt ma poinoc,
gdyz IN tn "a goraco.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14

BouLANGER told a London correspond
I that he did not seek election to the
amber of Deputies for personal vindi-
ton on petty department questions, but
maintain what he regards as a great
inciple-a radical revision of the Con-
tuition of the French Republic. What
2 defects are that he proposes to remedy
had the discretion to preserve as
own secret. In this he showed the
'tinct Of a leader and a good general,
his exposure Of them would make it
isible for his enemies to thwart their
|fillment. He regarded the present
amber ms impotent and a representa-
. failure, and was of opinion the pres
Ministry would not last more than
zoe months.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14
Tns cr,rAua co1rAsr, n Murray Street, \. =.

several members who, relying upon a CON
til uance OF the unbroken m%onotony OF the
last six hours, had temporarily absented
themselves for sleep, or other refreshments.
The vote resulted in the defeat OF the
motion to dispense with the call by q vote
OF yeas 73 to 1873 nays, and the House re.
Iapsed into apathy. $50
rhe daily test vote was taken at 4 p. m.
This motion was defeated by a vote OF yeas
rs, nays 132, a falling of OF four votes
from the opposition and fourteen from the
advocates OF the measure since yesterday.
"A proposition submitted by Oates to
take a recess until 11:45 tomorrow was
objected to by Reed. The roll was called
about 4:45 on McCreary's motion to dis
pense with further proceeding under call:
Yeas "a, nays 119.
Shortly after the vote had been an
nounced Cox appealed to the House to
take Il recess until tomorrow. Objection
a made, and Cox put his request in the
form OF q motion, which he withdrew,
however, on seeing the formidable opposi-
ton.
At 6 p. m. Taulbee asked unanimous con-
sent for O. recess until 11:45 tomorrow,
and there being no objection, the recess was
taken. The clerk announced a call Tor q
Democratic caucus at 8 o'clock.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14

AN egregious amount Of Ignorance
concerning the alien land amendment
bill was. displayed in the Senate.
The opponents Of the measure we're hard
set to show what more danger to Ameri-
can institutions exists in the investment
Of foreign capital in mining ventures in
the Territories than In the States where
it is and always has been unhindered.
Its passage, however, by the Senate yes
terday removes it from the sphere of un-
certainty and it will not be long before
this much needed relief to the mining
industry Of this and other Territories
will once again open the door to foreign
capital which has so literally been in
vested to its own profit as well as that of
the Territories. When the bill receives
final assent the fact should be as widely
published in other countries that the
Territories are again available fields for
mining investments, and that Montana
is ahead of them all as the place where
the richest returns can be counted D
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14
The Home

WASHINGTON, April 1I-Sotw;tbstard;.
= al-hight session the dea8l5ck ia the
mouse OF Representatives wac this marp;.,
SSi! ohofosen. From 2 O'Clock till dav.
break the members of the Housa .a =.
UentiF ia their seats or reeI:ned ~ -.
more easy sofas in the rear of the hail ~
MOTIONS we're submitted; no uo;nts ~
oer raised; no parliamentary inaairie.
submitted The House was ia a s..te ~
sFs The advocates OF the direct hi,
recognizing their inability to cons wits, ~
Parliamentary tactics OF their an,..a.z-
fHI r from any effort to 6isosnso 1:s
uuIenef proceedings under the ear ~ a.
Io lne opponents of the ma.s..
lous oil the fact that they ronII !.
s.-ssSa upon any motion to adiorysn
80 rom Their efforts In that d,rac,;as
a.. zane 20 q eosapIere
lima 49, TOE IoNses, of North Cara.
thae the HGuee adjourn And
ton AIS nays On the no.
Inc roll call sas abf,ut 70
laa = Of Illinois, made rle no;.tH snsn
as me motion sas got in 49, ohdsr
~ business had intervened -. ssSDe
g y on Q similar motion. lhe last
AIS Speaker sustained a.
1870 test vote vas Dnt ~ ana
s noon approached ma.-
~ Wntn e noor Who had -. ap-
Oh Iosa, moved a.. oossang.
assaoen under the eaIs uLieh 1900
- t evening h ass.esss.a 80 al
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sssesasses 80 rsll ssll 49,. y -
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COMPELLED TO SEEK AID
What the People Below are Doing, and
Who are Visiting Them.

Dave Me1klejohn, ex-chief OF police OF
Butte, was in Anaconda yesterday.
G. w. Dickinson, Superintendent of the
Montana Union Railroad, was here yester-
day.
James r. Lansing, of Butte, came down
yesterday to assist as cashier Of Hoge,
DAILY & Co.'s bank while pay day lasted at
the Anaconda Co.'s works.
1t was a very dull day yesterday until
after 6 O'clock in the evening, and then
the streets, stores and saloons were crowd
ed with men.
VIM. Read spent about two hours fish
ing yesterday, and brought home quite d
number OF fine large trout to pay him for
his trouble.
Johnnie Allen, the popular bar tender at
Chris. Nissler's saloon, went to Butte last
night.
Jos. K. Mallory left last night for Soda
Springs, Idaho. He will bring back four
teen car loads OF cattle for his meat mar
ket. Jim knows a good steer when he sees
it quicker than anyone.
On Monday awoodchopper named Drum
was noticed to be acting in a QUEER manner
about town and some friend Of his had a
Warrent Issued aud caused his arrest. 1t
afterwards TRANSFERRED that he was not in
his right mind. He had recovered from the
SO far az to be able to be about,
tut he was, as events have proven, not well
enough to .face orr chill winds, and cOnse-
quently had a relapse, lea wing him entirely
u~naccGnntabie for his actions and speech.
He wal taken tothe hospital 1t Deer Lodge
last night where it is hoped good nursing
md attention will bring him out all right.
From a letter received here by a friend OF
Ills 1t Is learned that r. I. Treyellick, gen
srai organizer and lecturer for the Knights
VI Labor, expects to come here again about
june 1. This is good news to those who
heard him when last here, and still better
or those who did not, as it 10 very seldom
indeed That one has an opportunity to
lsten to a man SO unassuming and yet 50
strong, plain and eloquent in address.
The ladies of our city are taking advant-
ige OF the fine weather riding horse back,
IND they do it so elegantly that it. 10 a
pleasure to watch them as they 90 pranc-
ng through the streets or ~Salloping over
he valley sitting on their horses with AZ
much grace and ease as they do their easy
at home.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14
IN LINE WITH rHE pARry

Our evening contemporary continues
its prattle about the "bossism' in the
Democratic party exhibited in following
precedent in choosing delegates to st.
Louis. 1t shows the weakening effect OF
a lack of response to its efforts by the
diminished length of its diatribes. Per-
haps it has awakened to a sense of the
ridiculous appearance it presents i'm its
constrained attitude as the se~lf-assumed
mouthpiece for "eight-tenths" of the
lrish-Americans in Montana. Eight
tenths is good and sounds larger than
four-ffths though the assumption in
either case is gratuitous and unfounded.
If any section of the Democratic party
in Montana differed in their views of
the method of selecting delegates
to st. Louis from that proposed
by the Central Committee thew
have in their W organs the best avenue
OF expression IN the subject. The idea
OF "bossism" is puerile and utterly un-
true. The gentlemen who compose the
Democratic Central Committee of the
Territory are certainly better informed
about the feelings and preferences of
their constituents than any of the Re-
publican press and can be relied upon to
give 1t fair and untrarimelled expression
under any and all circumstances. The
of Montana are in line with
heir brethren in the country at large on
Ill questions affecting the policy Of the
party, and when they have an oppor-
unity of expressing their sentiments at
he polls they will show this.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14

THE flag question is still an issue be-
tween Mayor Hewitt and the New York
Common Council. The latter passed a
resolution removing the authority of
saying what flags shall fly over the City
Hall from the Mayor and vesting it in
the Council. As might be expected,
Mayor Hewitt disapproves of it. He re-
it to the Council with a message
that effect and showing that in pro-
to their percentage to popula-
lion in the metropolis, the hish-born
residents have a larger representation in
the Council and departments OF the City
government than any Other, and 10 settle
The question effectively advises them to
put it in such shape that it can be made
IN issue which the people can decide. by
whose decision he is willing to abide.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14


after i chorus Of yeas from the Demo-
cratic side, and shouts Of nays from the
Republicans, the gavel OF the Speaker
hanging in midair, the Republicans,
fearful that tine House would be declared
adjourned, rose and rushed to the front,
shouting for the yeas and nays. The con-
fusion was so great that the services of the
Sergeant-at-Arms and his mace of Office
were called in. and order was finally re-
stored.
Reed reiterated his demand for the yeas
and nays, and when quiet had BEEN OBJ
tanned the Speaker pro tenn recognised his
demand. and the yeas and nays were or
dered. The motion to adjourn was de-
feated. yeas IS. nays 131.
/. at this hour Q.45 p. m.) there is no
prospect Of an adjournment. and q mo-
lion to suspend further proceedings under
call OF the House has just been lost, yeas
45, nays 1I9.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14

THE friends of Mr.. Blaine have quietly
pne to work and had the audacity to
Epture the Vermont delegation to Chi
go in the interest Of the Maine states
an. They went about it SO secretly
|at the Edmunds people had not the
ightest idea Of what was going on un-
pr their nose 1t opens the campaign
the East for the "plumed knight"
18th a victory where it seemed least
and removes Edmunds from the
It ofPTesidential candidates. It is alsoa an
dication Of the fact that, in spite of his
.otestations, Blaine's friends are bound
risk his chance for nomination for the
time, end that there will be a
petition of the exciting scenes of the
ut in the next Republican Convention.