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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
Propaganda matrymoniaIna.
(epademaa podobma S6dg tsbrse
graswqcej ~ Chicago:J

Fo"oo''" "V'teJ JeOTse
grasIqcej ~ CAiicagoJ
kochany Majsterku! Chez CT
opowiedziee jeden epizod z w.
ella moiego, wazny, gdyz tyczy
sic mego ozenienia w kwiecle VIE
ku t. j. w trzydziestej t~rzeciej
wlosnie mego g~rzesznego zywota.
UJrzawszy swiat}o dzienne ro-
ku pahskiego 1856, W Warszawie,
W tel polskiej Sodomie Gomorze,
ros}em jak ma drozdzach cd Ba4}a-
bana re I.wowa, ku wielkiej ra-
dosci szanownych inlcyator6w zy-
wota mego. Pc ukohczeniu stu
dlow gimnazyalnych, uda}em sic
ma uniwersytet, wydzia} medycz-
ny, jednakowez musia}em zaprze-
STAG dalszego kszta}cenia sic ma
tel drodze wskutek wziecia mic
do carskiej s}uzby. Me majac ami
odpowiednieh kwali6kacyi, tenn
mniej ochoty w~alczenia w imie tax
w%znios}ych idei, postanowi}em wy
emigrowac ma druga p6}kule, do
kraju wolnosci t. j. Ameryki. Pew
nego pieknego poranka znalaz1em
sic W Chicago.
W poczqtkach zy}em sobie spo-
kojnle dopoty-dopoki ME wszed-
lem W wyzsze sferv zycia iowa
rzyskiego, miedzy nasza emigracys
polska.
Bracia Warszawiacy, biore was
"a swiadk6w, czy znacie nasze roz-
koszne, pe}ne wrazeh uroczych
zycie to%warzyskie; takich to ia "a
kosztowa}em rozkoszy bywajac W
kilku ogolnie powazanych domach.
Trzeba BOWEN naszym pieknym cry
telniczkom wiedziec, re ma nieko-
rzysc ostatnich postancwi}em w,lesG
10 neuZne ZYcle, ma tym PADDLE pfa-
GU bez to~warzyszki, jednakze SER
ce i do tego TAX Obscene jak mole
zbuntowa}o sic przeciw mym szla-
chetnym postanowieniom, widzac
W okoFo siebic lyle paczk6w W
pefnym rozkwicie bedqcych, a
osmielony presyq protektor6w i
protektorek tychze, doznafem uczu-
Cha ,doznawanego pc zazyciu p quick
,Morisona", wielce zblizonego
mi}osci. Bywa}em czesto W domu
gdzie XVIII moi paczek, pod wp}y-
wsm, }agodnego clep}a pseudoopie-
kun6w tegoz. Przyjmowano mnie
prAwdHiwie pc stare polsku, z ia
tylko odmiana, re rzecz SIG dziaia
ma wolnej ziemi amerykahskrei.
ia z%akochany po same siuchy,
w%lerzy'em siodkim s~pojrzenieu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11

ks. Ravoux, r6wnie2 lyle. Sc
dziwy ten kapfan, kt6ry byf
obecnym PREY wyswieceniu l.
rel 'nda ma Ssiedza, ktory IT,
czestnlczyf W konsekracyi lego
ma assystenta biskupa, brat u
dz'af zeszfym tygodniu W
uroczystosci w}o3enia pallium
ma arcybiskupa. Szczescie j
zadowo!en'e wyczyta6 MONA
byto 2 lego twarzy.
LEON.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
N%ajprzewielbn. Arcybiskup
John Ireland
W st. Paul, MINI.
(Dokonczenie).
(Dokonczenie).

rusa" opisafem uroczystosG
wfo3enia pallium ma wiel. ar
cybiskupa Irelanda; - dzisiaj
pozwolcie hi przypatrzet sic
2yciu tego bogobcjnego me2a
i jego czynom, gdy3 ME ule-
ga kwesty', lie przez czyny
swoje zwrocif ma siebie uwa-
&c Stolicy apostolskiej i zys-
kat szacunek wspoibraci.
John Ireland urodzif sic we
wrzesniu 1888 r. W Burnchurch,
Kilkenny county, W I%rlandyl.
Przybyf do Chicago W 1S49
r. i przenios} sic do st. Paul
W 1852 +. W Is roku swego
3ycia udat sic Tomaszem
O'Gorman pod op,eka Franka
Ravoux z St. Paul do Fran
cyl. Tam k~sztafcit sic ia ia.
kultecie teologicznym naprzod
W Moximeux, a nastepnie z
ks. Mari W Hyeres. Pc osmjo.
letnim pobycie we Francyi ro-
wrocif W 1861 r.. do St. Paul
i wyswieconym zostaf ma ksie.
dza przez wiel. biskupa Ora.
&C. w pierwszym roku wojny
o niepodleglosc byf kapfanem
5go regimeatl. ochot1ukow
Minnesockich. Mad watlone zdro.
vie zmusifo go porzucic pale
bitwy i pc powrocie do St.
Paul, W. biskup Grace miano-
wal go rektorem katedry i
dyecezyi. W d: IL Lutego
1875 r. O]ciec Swiety przy-
stat mu rominacye ma bisku-
pa Marenl \ apostolskiego WI
karego Nebraska. Nominacya
Ia nastepnie zmieniona zostafa
ma biskupa Maronei i asisten-
ia biskupa dyecezyi St. Paul
skie). W lipcu 1884 r.. pc re-
zygnacyi W. b'skuba Grace,
John Ireland jake biskup "a
.)at jego mie]sce. W Maju o.
trzymaf zawiadomienie O nomi-
nacyi swojej na arrybiskupa
p%rowincyi st. PaulsN;ej, utwo-
rzonej w skutek podziafu pro-
wincyi Milwauckiej;
Zawiadomienie to brzmiafo
Jak nastepuje:
,,Jak ci wiadomo, rezerwc.
walismy sobie zwykle san:i
prawo wyboru i dyspozycyi
odnosne do wakansow kosciel-
nych tax istniejacych jak W
nastepstwie istniec majacych
i uniewaAnialismy bezwarun-
kowo wszelkie usifowania 70
bione W tym wzgledzle, czy
to przez pojedyhcza osobe,
czy tel przez kt6rakolwiek
wfadze, be- wzgledu ma to
czy usi}owania te roblone by
ly z dobrej, czy re zfe) wolf.
Obecnie, gdy listen paster
skim o%statnio wydanym W teJ
samej formie jak list niniejszy,
rezydencya biskupia W St. Pa
ul, Stanach Zjedn. Amery-
XII, zmieniona zostala W rely
dencye arcybiskupia, skiero
walismy nasza ojcowska tros-
kllwosc ku naleaytemu jej "a
opatrzeniu, W jukiej to sprawie
procz mas samych Mkt inny
ME ma i ME mole mie6 pra-
wa wtracenia sic, Ma zasadzie
powyzej przytoczonego posua-
nowienia rezerwujacegc to pra-
VIC ola mas w~y}acznie. Pc dol.
rzafem zastawieniu sic Q do
stojny'ni naszymi bratmi kari
dynatami Swietego Koscio}a
Rzymskiego, wniesionem do
kongregacyi krzewienia WARY,
uznajqc gorliwosc umiejetnos6
i rozwage, z jake zar7adzaies
al do obecnego czasu kosclo-
lem eli powierzonym. zwroci-
iismy nasze oczy ku tobie,
czcigodny bracie".
I.,l, .n ,-,n,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
PHACCIE IA
co SkYCHAC?

NoAAo]4 SlT WOJ'
skowe pc wazystkich krajach,
skohczyfy sic ferye sado We, u
wod robi sic zimno, vice mo.
narchowie, ministrowie i
wszelcy urzednicy wracaja do
domu ] do roboty. Wnet vice
znacznie sic znowu wiecej ru-
chu i 3ycia W polityce.
Cesarz m j 9 i
niezad}ugo wybierze sic W po-
dro&, ably odwiedziG krolow
W pofudniowych Niemczech,
cesarza Austryi, OLGA sw. i
krola rzymsklego.
Cesarz rosy s k i JUL
tez z manewrow wojskowych
2 kraiu kozakow odjechaf i W
sobote przez Warszawe pre-
Jez92a, udajac sic W Piotrkow.
skie do Spa}y, gdzie ma w la
sach nowo wybudowany zame-
GEEK mysliwski. Razem z ce-
sarzem jecha}a i cesarzowa,
syn ich nastepca tronu i wiel.
cy ksiazeta jerry, Wlodzimirz
i MlkofaJ. Jak dlugo W Srale
zabawia, ME wiadomo, ami tel
i @ :em ME ma donlesienia,
czy wstapia do Warszawy z
powrotem.
Cesarz ustryack
byf ma cwiczeniach wojsko-
wych W Oh Of wacy i, W
kraju s}owiahskim mad morzem
adryatyckiem, tam w turec-
kiel wfoskiej stronie. Gdy
PREY tel sposobnosci zebrano
sic ma powitanie cesarza, byt
miedzy wysobiemi osobami i
biskup diakowarski x. S tr O.
S S m a y RS Biskup ten WIS
tat w lipcu, kiedy w Kijowie
Moskale obchodzili dziewieG
setna rocznice z~aprowadzenia
chrzescianstwa liza Rust, o vice
uroczystosG czysto prawosfaw-
ma, wys}af biskup ten tele-
grafem powinszowanie do XII
iowa, W czem powiedziaf; ,,Oby
Bog blogos}awi1 Rosya i po-
magaf jei szerzyc prawdziwa
wiare i spelnit przez to zada-
ME, ktore jej Bog wyznaczyf".
Jest to rzecz nies'ychana, ably
sic tax odzywaf biskup kato-
licki o odszczeplehcach cd jed
nosci kosciofa a do tego bis
kup austryacki, ktory pre-.
cie& vie, jak Rosya ola Au-
stryi nieprzyjazna.
To te2c esarz s v
a XII zganif to publicznie i
ostro biskupowi Strossmayero.
wi. Obrociwszy sic BOWEN do
niego, rzeki te sfowa' uNigdym
ME myslai, zeby kto z moicll
poddanych, do tego biskup
katolicki, m6gf cos podobne-
go uczynlt. Take powinnszo-
wanie bylo obraza kosciota
katolick'ego i Austryi. Bisku-
pie, byies zapewne chory i ME
wiedzia]es, cos napisaf". Pc
tych s}owach obrocif sic cesarz
W inna strone i a3i spo)rzaf
ma biskupa, ami tel go stuchal.
Biskup widzac gniew cesarski,
rzekf ty]ko, lie sumienie jego
czyste i odjeohaf do domu,
ME smiac juz bye ma cesar
skim obiedzie 20 takiem przy-
witaniu. Biskup ten jakos u
smiecha sic do Moskali "a choG
to cz!owiek bardzoswiatty do.
brY, ulega ludziom, ktorzy go
W tamte etrone popychaJa. Do
stat vice przestroge i bedzie
zapewne ma p~rzyszlosG ostroz-
messy.
R guzetach odzywaja sic to.
raz roznych krajach o ten, czy
odwicdziny cesarza niemieckiego II
rosyjskiego zdaly sio ma co
! zmlcniiy mn lepszo stosunki mo
day Rosya j Niemcami. Odpowm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11

Pe}na zarzad i admlnistracya
tego kosciofa W sprawach
ziemsxich i doczesnych, a u
fajac temu, ktory rozdziela
faski dobrodziejstwa, vie
rzymy, De swoja gorliwoscia 1
staraniem zwiekszysz dobro
kosciofa CT powierzonego. pod
kazdym wzgledem. Zgodnie z
apostolska konstytucyq i pra-
wami
M. Cardinal Ledochowskl.
Przyezyna utworzenia novel
kosclelnej prowincyi podana
byta W oddzielnym liscie pas
terskim podnoszacym rezyden-
eva biskupia W St. Paul do
godnosci metropoli. jak haste
pule:
III w}asnej naszej wolf, pc
doirza}eln zastanowieniu sic,
dziellmy prowincye Milwaukee,
1;a zasadzie naszej powagi a.
postolskie9 i 2 mocy niniejsze.
60 llstu i z tel samej powagi
"rzadzamy nova kosclelna pro-
wincye, podnoszac niniejszym
listen rezydencye biskupia W
st. Paul do arcybiskupiej. Two
rzymy te prowincye re ziem
Dakoty i poinocnej Minneso-
ty, rozostawiai4c pod .jurys-
dykcya arcybiskupa W Milwa-
ukee dyecezya La .Crosse,
Green Bay i Marquette"
P~rzejdzmy tcraz ma chwi]e
do czynow wei. arcybiskupa
lre!anda. Dziafania swoje ".
a:cybiskup Ireland rozpoczai
cd zafo2enia W 1859 r. kato-
lickiego towarzystwa zupe}nej
Observation-Disclosures, a W try la
ia p6zniej zafozyl Zwiazek ka-
tolicki zupefnej wstrzemiezli-
wosc: ma Stan Minnesota. Do
brobys gmir z para6i powie-
rzonych lego opiece, uwieh-
cyl to lego dziefo i zwroci}
ma siebie uwage innych ksie-
2y> ktorzy we wschodnich Sta
zach starali sic go nasladowaG
Seminaryum sw. Tomasza
W Merriam Park, pomiedzy
Minneapolis i st. Paul, POGO
stajace pod zar2adem jego do
zywotniego przyjaciela ks. Tho
masza O'Gorman, zawdMecza
swoj wzrost przewaznie wiel.
biskupewi Ireland. W Semina-
ryum tenn przeszfo stu wycho-
wancow przygotowuje sic do
stanu kapfanskiego. Nienalez-
ME cd popierania istniejqcych
instytucyl W. biskup Ireland
sam za]ozyf nastepujace: semi
naryum sw. J6zefa, ACADEMIC
Nawiedzenia, szko1e wniebo-
wziecia, szkofe p%arafalna W
st. Paul oraz znaczuq llosG "a
k}adow dobrocsynnych.
Kosciof katolicki W St. Paul,
cd czasu gdy zarzadza MIN W,
biskup Ireland, wykazuje wzrost
k%olosalny. Ludnosc katolicka
W st Paul wynns,la
W 1876 +. 10000 dusz
W 1880 r. Is 900 dusz
W 1888 +. $4,000 dusz
St. Paul liczy Is koscioiow
katolickich, niezale2nie cd po-
mniejszych kaplic, W znaczne1
ilosci pc miescie rozrzuconych.
W tel liczbie objete sd koscio-
}y irlandzkle, niemiecxie, fran.
cuski, polskie czeskie i t. p.
Katedra W St. Paul kongre-
gacya liczaca 5000 dusz. jest
lednym z najwiekszycA kosclo-
tow W mescie. Obok niej kos
ciof Wniebowziecia liczy row.
nie2 liczna kongregacye. W
bie2acym roku ma slanqG sta
ran;em ". arcybiskupa piec no.
wych koscio|ow W miescie.
Osooiscie wiel. arcybiskup
Ireland jest powszechnie sza-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
Kolej Burlington
PLAN JAZDY
MA STACY WINONA.

Trains Arrive.
From Chicago, daily exc. Sun. l1.4s am
and St. Louis, Daily sos am
'!e" Minneapolis" and St Paul. DAILY daily exc Sun', "..5 n am
Trains Depart.
For Chicago, daily exc. Sun. 1o.3s am
and St. Louis. Daily 10. 90 pm
For st. Paul and Minneapolis, daily exc. Sun. 1885 am
daily s.ss am
For rates. tickets, etc, apply to
j. Il. Hamley Agent.
Bagaze zabezpieczaja sic cze-
kaml az do miejsca przeznaczenia
Ma wszystkich pociqgach po-
%spiesznych znajduja sic kary obia.
dove i sypialne systemu Pullman.
Tykiety okolnikowc Throught
tickets) do wszystkich punktdw
" Stanach Zjednoczonych i Kama.
dy SO do nabyoia W Winonie.
Tyklety sprxedaJe:
Agent II. Hawley W Winsna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11

P gusetach odzywaja sic to-.
raz W roA"ych krajach o TEN, czy
odwiedziny M niemieckiego IL
cssarza rosyjskiego zdaly sio ma co
zmlcniiy mn Iepszo stosunki mo
day Rosya j Niemcaml. Odpowla-
dsja mr. 70 r6tnis, aie m y iscej
Ink, 10 posostato, jak byio. Rosya
The Washington critic., 1888-06-12
nv WAY OF EXPLANATION.

There seems to be some misappre-
hension in the minds Of portion Of
the community as to the future status
Of TnE WASHINGTON CRITlc in its con-
solidation with the Post Publishing
Company.
The facts in brief are these: THE
CRITIC has made advantageous ar
rangements with the Post Publishing
Company under its new manager,
Mr. William Henry Smith of the As
sociated Press, by which THE CRITIC
will be able 30 largely reduce ex-
ponses and secure additional import
ant news and increased business facil-
tiles, the arrangement to 80 into eff
feet when Mr.. Smith assumes control
of the Post establishment.
THE Critic will continue, as here
tofore, TO be an independent evening
newspaper; its name will remain
TnE WAsHINGToN Critic, with all its
individualities and under its present
management.
That is all there is in the "consoli-
dation" so far rs THE WAsmINGroN
CRITIc is concerned.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-12
TnE NEW FArrH.

ny GEORGE EDGAR MONTGOMERY.
We are not better than the men
WHO lived when Greece was young, or when
Rome bore her martial flag uniurled
Along the hiehrnads OI the world;
Hut we are wiser in the thought
which flowers from nll that Time has
wrought
We have cast aside our fables, moeked
Grim superstitlons: we have locked
Mythology In antique bOoks,
And Idols In forgotten hooks;
From rewakened star we cry
our sWeettr longing 10 the sky.
We have fought the fearless fight Of Truth
with the not yigor of our youth:
In broken columns We have stood,
tnialterlng for he common gOod;
We have striyon tu make the name Of man
Diyincr since the earth began.
Creeds crumhle az we pass, and dreams
Vanish like shlp.fires over streams
Vanish like shadow into dark,
Like discord in the singing lark.
VIC strike religions that are still
The Juggernauts Of human will.
We have risen from ignorance which debased
Lie when its reason was OUTRAGED
By the blind fury Of the mob
When % think Justly was TO rob
A cunning tyrant of the right
To gag some cTinging acolyte.
We stand within our century, here
Where the black fogs Of ages clear,
With faith that whose lives should know
Whatever wisdom can bestOw.
That Nature and her works belong
TO tle whole world, like speech and song.
--LAmerleai
The Washington critic., 1888-06-12
PROPOSALS.
TnN FuEI.

4 NhNl ONA In NNh FNEhs
WAN DEPARTMENT, MAY g. 1888.
SEALED PROPOSALS tin duplicate) will be
received at this office until - O'Clock noon
THURSDAY. June II. 1888, for fuEpishlng
the War Department with such quantities Of
Wood and Coal as may be required In the
Gs, al year ending June 20, 1880.
iioT osnls will be received for the whole or
any part " the fuel required.
The fuel Goal and Wood 10 be delivered at
the War Department. Bureaus or Offices In
Washington, for which required by the par
ties to whom the contract Tor cOntracts) may
he awarded, IN such quantities and at such
times as the convenience Of the Department
may require.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Fuel for the State, War and Navy Depart
ment Building Is not included In this adver-
tiscment.
Specifications, general instructions 10 bid
ders and blank forms Of proposals will be fur.
nishcd 70 established dealers upon applica-
tion TO this Office.
Bidders are notified that no award or for
NAL acceptance of any bid under this adver-
tiscment will be made until Congress makes
an appropriation from which the supplies
called for can be purchased.
Proposals should be inclosed In sealed en-
veopcs, indorsed on the outside Proposals
for Fuel" and addressed to the undersigned,
c. II. HOYr,
Asst. Quartermaster, ". y A.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-12
NOTES AND GOSSIP.


WALT WHITMAN is getting better, but is
still very sick man.
johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY has raised
its tuition fee from 800 to 1925 per year.
Mr.. HowELLs the novelist, with his
invalid daughter, will occupy a cottage
at Little Nahant this summer.
SHERMAN WILL HAVE the double of 150
on the first ballot, if not more. You can
take my word for that."-[Senator Quay.
THE TOTAL POPULATION of Baltimore,
as shown by the police enumeration, is
49, sos, of which number 81, 500 are col
ored.
STEPHEN b. ELKINs delivered the an
nual address last night before the literary
societies of the West Virginia University
at Morgantown.
"BIAINE's FRIENDS will control the con-
yention; this is one reason why am bet
ting on Alger," said ex-senator Spencer
of Alabama at st. Louis the other day.
The PHILADELPHIA REPuBLIcANs, most
of them prominent business men, are
holding conference this afternoon on
the subject of the Presidential nomina.
ton.
Ex-SENAToR THURMAN preserves among
his most-cherished souvenirs silk ban.
dana given to him years ago by Roscoe
Conkling, who was then one ofhis most
intimate friends.
ONE OF THE New ENGLAND delegates
to the st. Louis Convention was much
impressed with the quality of beer that
was on tap in the Mound City. 81 tell
you,n he said, "that stuff is the very
necktie of the gods.n
THE HOUSE IN which Judge Gresham
was born in still standing near Lanes
vile, Ind. 1t is small log house, sur.
rounded by an orchard, but is no longer
occupied by the family The Judges
| venerable mother, now nearly 80 years OF
| age, resides IN modern dwelling close by,
The Washington critic., 1888-06-12

Mr.. DEpEw says that it's not true.
He has not said so himself nor au-
thorized anybody to say SO for him.
In short, as Sairy Camp would re-
mark, he utterly 'deniges of it-that
he is out of the race as Presidential
candidate. We were a little suspi-
cious of the statement in the first
place. 1t should be borne in mind
that the Glo6e-Dem0cyat which got the
news from Chicago exclusive" is
coaching Gresham for the fight with
great zeal.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-12


For THREE HOURS last night the
Democratic caucus eaucussed without
coming to any positive understand
ing. The object was to try and de-
wise some plan to expedite the passage
of the Mills Tariff bill.
A good deal of stress, however, was
put upon the fact that the appropria-
tioD bills are far behind and, in view
of the close proximity Of the next
fiscal year, it was decided that the
proposition submitted by Mr.. Me-
Kinley to suspend the consideration
Of the bill until after the Chicago
Convention be referred to the Ways
and Means Committee forreport.
The abuse of the fiye-minute rule
was considered, and it was decided
that hereafter the spirit Of the rule
should he enforced and stop put to
the ''unanimous consent business.
Unless the Ways and Means Com
mttee agree to put aside the tariff
until the first Of July there is danger
that no money will be available torun
certain branches Of tho Government
after that dpte.
There remain in this month but
seventeen legislative days, and if
nothing but appropriation bills are
considered from now till the end of
the month the House will have to
hump itself" TO pass them in time,
and if the President exercises that
deliberation which characterized him
in the first session of the Forty-ninth
Congress, ii is very doubtful il the
bills can be disposed of in the short
time mentioned above.
The Naval Appropriation, the Sun
dry Civil, the Fortifcations, and sew
eral other important appropriation
billy hhYe not yet been reported, and
The Washington critic., 1888-06-12

IN LINE $50 OF THE MillsTariff bill
we find this startling item; Paddy,
three.fourths of cent a pound"
During 1887 there were GS,97O "Pad-
dies imported TO America from Ire
land, which, at fair average, would
weigh 6,s37 900 pounds, and at three
fourths of a cent pound would net
the Government SOL, ,277.5O. Levying
such a tax as this on Irishmen will
ruin the Democratic party, and the
leaders will do wise thing by put
ting Paddy" on the free list.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-12

The BILL TO INCREASE the police
force of the District of Columbia,
which passed the House yesterday,
provides for eleven lieutenants in
stead of eight, thirty sergeants in
stead of twenty, nineteen station
keepers instead of seventeen, and
ninety additional privates, or 345, in
stead Of 255, the present number.
In the meantime the District APP
preparation bill, which was reported
10 the Senate yesterday, has under
gone several important changes since
it left the House, and not the least
important of these changes relate to
The Metropolitan Police Department
and the means for its support. Mr.
Plumb of the Senate Appropriations
Committee has shown a great deal Of
interest in this matter, and to him
as much as to any other man is due
the recommendation that the salary
of the Major of Police be increased,
although not to the extent that
probably he and other Senators might
prefer. The report increases the
salary from $1,000 to $4,000, which
may be regarded as compromise be-
tween the present sum and $4,000,
which was originally proposed, and
which is little enough considering the
dignity and responsibility of the Of
fee.
The appropriations bill, however,
only makes provision for an increase
of fifty instead of ninety in the
number of privates, which will
fall far short of filling great
and urgent necessity. 1t is to
be hoped, however, that some salts
factory understanding between the
two Houses will be reached, and at
the present session. The matter is of
too much importance to be handi-
capped by needless and discouragng
DELAYS.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-12

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The House will not dispose OF them
without careful consideration.
Judging from the time consumed on
the Legislative, Executive and Ju-
dicial bill, it will be impossible for
the House, even if no other business
is considered, to pass the bills before
the lst of the next month.
Then the Senate will in all pr0ba-
bility tack ON amendments which
will neccssitate the appointment OF
conference committees, thus increas-
ing the delay. The Republicans say
the Democratic party will be held ac-
countabe for the embarrassment and
suspension Of Government business
that will inevitably arise from the
delayed appropriation bills.
THE DENocRAric National League
Of Clubs will celebrate the Fourth Of
July in Baltimore and from present
appearances there will be several
thousand delegates The number Of
clubs las increased from twenty on
the DIST Of April to over one thou
sand, enough to constitute a Bandana
Brigade of imposing proportions.
s--=-=
TnrnMAN's BANDANA will be used TO
brush of any flies that may be on the
ticket.
"THERE Is coon reason TO be-
lieve," says our morning @ontempo-
rary, "that Mr.. Whitney docs no, in
tend to serve four more years ia the
Presidents Cabinet" an opinion
which, with it's various inferences
and implications, is important and
suggestive as coming from truly in
dependent newspaper. If it means
anything it means that Mr.. Cleveland
is to be reelected, and that Mr..
Whitney is not to be his Secretary of
the Navy. --.
The same paper modGs1y-afludes to
itself as "arrayed in the white robes
os Independence, with heart over
flowing with the milk of human
Kindness" and unable even to think
of "again assuming the harness Of an
organ were it even to save the Man of
Destiny from himself"
Independent journalism is great
thing in the abstract Whether it is
a great thing in the concrete depends
upon the intelligence, consistency and
courage of its independence.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-12

EDUCATIONAL.

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= 9TH and SITS. n. W., the first floor over
the Bank OF the Republic, reeentlS
new college office. Three entire floors now
occupied by this institution. New classes fog
spring session In six departments; Practical
Business Course; Stenography. and TypeWgtt9
Benn Pitman Photography; Rapid Business
Writing. Day and Evening Sessions for Cen
tlemeYl and Ladies'. Tuition by the year,
quarter or monthly installments Circulars.
free. IL. @. SPENCER, Principal; SARA A..
SPENCER, Vice Principal.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-12

CIvIL-SERvICE Reform will take a
summer vacation until after Novem-
ber e..