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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-19
Day and Might

During an acute attack Of Bronchitis.
ceaseless tickling in the threat. ssIad an
exhausting, hacking cough, af.iict the
sufferer. Sleep is banished. and great
prostration follows. This disease IS aise
attended with HoaTaeness, ai,s. soino-
times Loss of Voice. 1t is liable to oe'
come chronic, involve the lungs, ana
terminate fatally. Ayers Glory Feett-
raj affords speedy relief and c;il's = eases
of bronchitis. 1t controls the dispesisicn
to cor9il, and irdu res refreshing sleep.
/ have been q practising physician for
tWenty-four years, and, for the past
,velye, have suffered from annual at
lacks Of Bronchitis. Alter exhaustlng
al the usual remedies
Without Relief,
[ tried Ayers Cherry Pectcrai. !.
effected a speedy cure.-G. Stoyeaa.
NJ. d., Car-oliton, Miss.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is decidedly The
best remedy, within my knowledge, 1or
chronic Bronchitis. and all lung diseases.
M. A. Rust, M. D., South Paris, Me.
was attacked, last winter, with 9
severe Cold, which grew verse anu
settled on my LunGs. BY night swesss
I YVES reduced almost to skeleton. NY
Courh was incessant, an:! l frequently
spit blood. My physician tod me To-
give up business, or would net i've
month. After taking various remsuleS
without relief, I was finally
Cured BY Using
two bottles Of Ayers Cherry Pectorai
/ am now in perfect health, and able >
resume business, alter having been pro-
nounced incurable with Consu1npticn.--
S. p. Henderson, Saulsburgh, Penn.
For years was in decline. I mad
weak lungs, and suffered from BrOn-
chitis and Catarrh. Ayers Cherry Pee
toral restored me to health, and have
been for long time comparatively vlg-
orous. In case of a sudden cold always
resort to the PectOral, and find speedy
relief. - Edward E. Curtis, Rutland, W.
Two years ago suffered from severe
Bronchitis. The physician attending
me became fearful that the disease would
| terminate in Pneumonia. After trying
| various medicines, without beneft, ne
prescribed Ayers Cherry Pectorai,
which relieved meat once. continued
| to take this medicine, and was cured.
! Ernest Cotton, Logansport, Ind. RI
Ayers Cherry Pect0ral,
| Prepared by DR.. j. G. Aver s Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, -.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-19
REPUBLICAN
STATE TICKET

For Congress,
II. F. BARTINE T.,
Of Ormsby County.
For Justice Supreme Court
M. A MURPH Y.
OF Esmeralda County.
Fer Presldentlsl Electors.
A. C.. CLEVELAND.
EUGENE ROBINSON,
OF White Pine County.
G.R. TURRIrrIN,
OF Humboldt County.
Fer etate University Regents
(Long Term.)
TIL. WELLS, of Ormsov.
MI. FISH, OF Washoe.
(Short Term.)
TT. GEORGE. OF Lander.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-19

mail services, with refusing to sign the neoessa-
~ hill or the improvement of rivers AMI mar
bors. with using the power OF his auminis''A
.;or IN prevent appropriations for navy ana
.o,st defense. with attem pting to destroy the
protective tariff, with counting the gooo VIII '.
other nations at the expense OF the c'ti1en. VI
tho Irn,tsd states, and with Joining tne eiofcien
hopdholders to demonetize silver Sno oes'loy
~. industries of our country, and for the re-
a,,,t;ou Of wages Of the Mint employees as Gar
..n for closing the Carson Mint, when y wa
-, or,v ,elf aiming but source Of revenue
70 the Governm mt, for Its contemptuous 'e.o
AZ rension bills for the relief OF disabled soi-
d,ers and sailors, and for failing TO constfues
,h. coverrment building .. Car on as required.
We .ro in favor Of the absolute exclusion Oh
Chinese. an the restriction OF Immigration ~
which the present Overcharxed condiuon VI '"'
labor market is made worse. and also iav ies
;e,a,;on nv which q revision OF our naturaii-A'
ton and land laws may be acco plished.
Wa aemand. in behalf of our various ndus'
.r,es the re.eution Of the duties Oh Lead, oorax'
.,da hides and leather, anu to restore the '1
i'll Of 1867 on WOO
Resolred. hat We recognize the right OF Ia
bor to organize for Its LAWFUL prosec'ioh'
WI.
We favor hbera appropriations by Congress
for photographed and typographical surveys
in this state to the nd t,at the waste waters
NAV be preserved for the purpose OF irrisati
VIII.
We endorse tin, wise and conservative admin
;.,r,,;o, Of Governor c. c. stevenson, and "
be ,rtiiv commend ne able ef,,rts OF Senators
| 5 ewart aud Jones and Representative "ooo.
burn in behalf OF the interests Of the people oi
this State.
We favor the granting to New da OF all "os'
erument land within he State Tor the purpose
| ., nr,xid;np means for irrigation and otheI
Improvements.
We favor the reduction Of the Treasury sur
pus b, the payment of pensions to Union L
diers their widows and orphans the improve
ment OF RYE and harbcrs, the building OF de
lenses tor on ssl-coasts, the erection OF proii'
buildings. the creation of navy, the pulcL ass
of bonds and tie repeal Of the Internal revenu'
laws taxing tobacco.
XI.
II is the duty OF the State to MAINTAIN ire
ncn-sec;sri N schools in the rural az sparseil
sett ed districts a, w.il as Ia towns AMI thickll
settled sections and that such y division Of tn
school money should be made as will iurnisl
the means OF lucation TO ell children in TN
state.
We src in favor of re-opening the Carso'
Mint fcr coinage and raising the wages OF i
employe. {, the S a ,iard paid by the last lie
publican Administration.
Kill
We demand the restoration OF t., mail ssr
vi &c in shis State to ths efficiency ma.nta b.
the last Republican Administration, and fsvo
the payment of far wages to aii postal eli.
poy.s.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-19
Democratic Primaries aid
County Convention.

At A REGULAR MEETING
~ Of the Democratic County Central Com
mittee Of Ormsby County. Nevadi. held a, Z r
son City, ctober 9, 1888 it was
Resolped, That primary Elect on be held IN
Ormsby County, Nevada, an Thursday Octoher
l8 1855 between the hours of three and sew n
O'clock j. NJ, for the purpose OF ecius ten
ty-one delegates to the Democratic Gnun
touyention TO be held at Carson City, Sltur-
day October Goth, 1883.
Said primary Election to be held in Carson
City Precinct. at Curry Engine II 'nse ana II
Empire Precinc' at d POST 'tfice build II" and
the nan es Of the peIsons to constitute tie
Elec,i n Boards in each precinct. are Ca son
and W. u MacEey. Empire precinct, }. Loaga-
baugh, J. Walter and Wm. Kinney. The app 7
tionment of delegates in each precinct IS as iot-
lows:
Carson city Precinct 10.
Empire Precinct 6.
ordered-Tha. the following test be required
OF each voter at said Primaries:
"Are you a citizen Of this State, and viii
YOU support the nominees of the Desnocratic
partyr'
M COIN.
Chairman Democratic County Central Com
: MAX ARoysaN,
oet11d secretary.
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MORNING APPEAL.
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no co,,y six r,nnths, by maN-:. 80. !, M
tsus copy. three months. by na'l, "a ;,,r.nce
Subscriptions must se PAD n ,u s,e citizens
The Ap.sAl will be delivered % w
.,n,s,, .nv ~ rs sentss orr weeA-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

Nowhere, perhaps, IN the World has Ns!uTe uo H.
her work on a grandcr scale than in her mixing o',"e
Rocky Mountains In Europe there Is noting t" com
pare with them in sublime height or extent OF territory
The Aipshave s.. world-widefamc. but the larger share
Oft is due quite as much to the historical associations
by the armies of Hannibal and Napoleon. as to Their
grandeur or beatty considered >,mplyas Nature ) works.
For really sublime and awe-inslirinG mountain mountain
scenery the American has no need to 60 beyond the IL
mm> of his own country. Among t c maluIuae OF : o'o.
RADIO attractions we need only mention the Mount "'
the Holy Eross, the Grand Canons", OF the Aakansa<
and the Colorado. Pixies Peak. The Needles, OF
Animas Canon, The Galden OF the Gods and the
Spanish Peaks, to meme natural wonders til t eclipse
anything in the Old World. DO you wish TO vi,it these;
Then be sure and get tickets over The Burlington
heart Of COLORADO For more expi i, Information address
w. ]. c. Kenyon, Gen Pass. Asen, C., BIS NJ. X.
r., St. Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29
q ALBERTY
~ MimnesOcie)
90 marca, IS I.
Szanownv MajSterku!

Pragre "a posrednictwem Wa
rusa doniesc Szanownym Rodakom
cokolwick z n%aszej okolicy, DO Z
%pewnoscia myslq juz nlektorzy, les
nv cafkiem zasypanl snlegami i
i,omarzli, IL tax cjcho II mas; lec=
myli sic kazdy ten, kt3ryby tax
przypuszvzaf, DO ME zawsze dobrze
tam, z kad wiele nowin wychodzi,
gdyz mafo Jest ich dobrych, tylko
ma wiecej same intrygi.
Co do zmarzniecia, to ~jeszcze
IL mas bardzo daleko, DO wyborne-
go drzcwa ma kazly d~ostatkiem.
Sniegu mielim 2Seali ma rowni-
mach; ale ME jest to mnjem zada-
MEM, rozpisywat sic szeroko @ Ii
mic, kt6ra sic metylko pdfnocy,
ale i pofudniowi dala we znaki tax,
il zewszad dochodza gfosy o samej
tylko biedzle,; tn bieda, tam bieda
i wSzedzie sauna bieda.
My chociaz zoStalismy dotk-
nieci nieurodzajem W minlonym
roku, jednak gdy lima nadcszfa,
kazdy sic m6g4 j%eszcze pratowat
wziatkiem Ia drzewo, Z. j. ]oksy
i klafty] kt6re by}o W dose dobrej
Genie.
Ny w tym ciezkim roku roz-
porzelim wielkie dziefo-budowe
nowego koscioFa, kt6ry ma bye
Z zakrystya 1875 stop dlugi, 90 stop
szeroki. Wprawdze bedzle nam 90
clezko wykchczyG, lecz W zgodzie,
.jednoSci ; PREY pomocv Bosklej to
sic wszystko przezwyciezy; nieomal
%rp1owc drzewa do hudowli juz
many zwicziona. Komitet ludlow
niczy sk}ada sic L nastepujac:ch O.
sob: W~awrzyniec Wlsniewskl, Mi
cha{ Baron, Franciszek Spiszka.
Wybory II mas wypad}y po-
myslnie. u Amery kan6w 2alen ME
probowaf ~szczescla, t" zez SAM Po-
lacy wybrani z%ostali: ma supervisor
row. Waw. Wisniewski, chairman,
MichaE Lcwandowski i Jan Kufel:
ma town clerka Michal Wisniew
ski, ma asesora Melchior Bachor-
ski, ma kasyera Franc. Spiszka.
Iaiste jest to chluba Ola mas
IL moZem mlec swoich ma urzedacl
i ME potrzebujemy dat sic IA nosy
wodzic Amerykanom Tub Mem
com.
w przesz}ym tvgodniu odbv};
sic W %naszej parafi misya i cara
zem neutrality-suspicious. nabozeh
stwo.
Do pomocy d~nchownci naszc
mu w. ks. Proboszczowi przybyli
W. ks. Jan Studnicki ". ks. Woi
elk.
Przez cafy czas missy lud gar
nal sic skwapliwic do koscio}a, O
c~zyszczaja sic z ~grzech6w i cara
zem sfuchaj9c s}owa boaego, kt6r
eli zacni kap}ani g}osili, "a co nice
mu Bog da niebo.
Wia,us Wqsolus.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

Litwy i Rusi, grawirowanemi re
srebra przez p. Wojciechowskiego,
starannie i szybko wykonanemi, a
oprawiony W pracowni p. Getritza
W aksamit amarantowy.
Jak wiadomo adres ten wrcczy
krolowej ksiezna Ludmila 2 Ho-
}ynskich Falconieri- Carpegna, mai
zacniejsza o%piekunka spraw naszych
= jak W Wtykanie tax j u dwo-
ru.
Zpowiatu soholskiego donosz2:
Dnia 4 b. m. odby}a sic w Iuczy-
each uroczystosG z~awiazania sic
towarzystwa ochotniczej stray og-
niowej. Mimo ogromnych sniez-
nych zawiei przyby}o oko}o 200
osob zaproszonych z sasiednich
wiosek. Choir spiewakow re Spa
silva w tutejszym divorce odspie-
wal nMyr Wam Bratia', poczem
W %porzadku wojskowym wyruszy-
Ii ~strazacy PREY odgfosle trqbki do
cerkwi parafialnei; wieziono "a nj
mi sikawki umajone i przybory
ogniowe. 20 solennem nabozen-
stwie przemGwiF do zgromadzonych
ks. E.. H., proboszcz 2 Bobiatyna.
20 po%Swieceniu narzedzi ogniowych
uda} sic caFy orszak we wzorowym
porzadku do dworu, gdzie podej-
mowa} go re szczera goscinnoscia
rladca p. Il. L.
Pan NJ. A. Bar}a rozpocz-
ME druga serge swych popular
nych "yk}ad6w r6lniczych W mie-
siacu marcu b. T., W nastepujacach
gmin CHI powIatu lwoNskiego: w
Melechowie, Zniesieniu, Krzywczy-
each, Lesienicach, Srodkach PREY
Luszkach, Zydatyczach, Podliskach
ma}ych, Stroniatynie, Grzybowi-
each, Grzedzie, K~leparowie, Hobo
sku, Zmarstynowie, Zarudcach i
Zawadowie. w gminach ruskich
wykfady bsda sic odbywa}y pc ru-
sku, a W polskich 20 polsku, "a
wsze w niedziele i swieta pc ME
szporach.
Pisza Ulanowa a. God
ny wspomnienia takt zdarzy} sic
dnia % grudnia r. 2. Otto tutejszy
komendant posterunku zandarme-
ry', p. Eliasz Mettel, izraelita,
przedszed} ma homo Koscio}a kato-
lickiego Z moralnvch i szlachet-
nych pobudek. Chrzest sw. z imie-
MEM Edward, przyjaf Z rak ks.
kanonika Harmaty, w kosciele pa
ratialnym w Bielanach, wobec Ii
cznie zgromadzonego ludu wiej-
skiego i cafej .nteligencyi z Ula-
nova. Piekna ia uroczystosc UREA
dzona staraniem zacnego kap}ana,
W ktorej wzlell czynny udzlaf wles-
MACY i ich dzieci, szeregiem W
kosciele ustawieni re swiecami W
reku, napoiEa urokiem i wzruszy-
Ia do gfebi serca niejednego, re re-
ligia nasza, nietylko szczycit sic
moze zdrowemi i czystemi, jak
sam Bog, zasadami, ale nadto OBJ
rzedy tejze w%znios}e i wzruszajace.
gdy sic i'm wiara przypatruje-
my, skrzuszyt i uszlachetnic moga
niejedno zakamienia}e SERGE, nieje-
den zaplugawiony umys}.
u Lwowskiej Medzieli.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29
LUD. SIKOKSKI
" WIn0nio
poleea SIG s.. Rodakom
PUBLICZNY
POszukiwanie.

Maryanna Kocaja z Baltimore
poszukuje swej cdrki Waleryi Ra-
jek, z Nakla z Ksiestwa' poznani-
skiego, ktora przyby}a do Chica-
so 1882 T., gdzie by}a Gas niejaki
u swych znajomych Danelskich.
Me wien, czy do tego czasu Jest
zamezna hub wolna ME majac o.
mel przez lat piec zadnej wiado-
mosci.
Przeto upraszam Szanownych
Rodakow i Rodaczek z miasta
Chicago, jesli kto ma o niej wiado-
NOSE, niechze bedzie talk }askaw do
niesc mi tenn listownie jaknajpre-
dzej pod adresem:
Morynnna Hocojn
Shakespeare Str. 1925.
Baltimore Nj. D.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29
Skrzyneezka do IiSt6w.

Agentow W G hlcag ..
-Kto narzeka ma Itchy papier
Worusa, niechaj najprz6d pomys-
H., czy juz zap}acif abonament.
PrzeSzfo 500 abonent6w j~eszcze sa
winni abonament "a cafy rok IL
biegfy, q dopoki chociaz pofowa
tego dlugu ME z%ostanie op}acona,
ME bedzic w kasic pieniedzy ia
papier m~ocn;ejszy.
d. nj cnas h a.-Abonament,
ktorv nadszedf w ostatnich dw6ch
tygohniach, bedzie Probationary W
naiblizszym numerze.-Jeno Ego
da!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29
PEACCIE IA
z GALICYI.
" Marru 1888 r
W March, 1883 r

Dowiadujemy sic, IL tym
miesiqcu dopiero odszed} re Lwo-
wa do Rzymu adres d~ziekczynny
Polek do krdlowej Ma!gorzaty ~
ocalcnie kaplicy sw. Stanislawa
Kostki, patrona Polski. Adres ten
ozdobiony zostai herbami Polsk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

Myny wl"ohskie znowu cd
kilhu din, .t'ja, gd>i kolrj" zanad-
to sniegiem xasy' nne l ztad l'sze-
MICA 2 Dako,y nade,sc ME Re.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!

Dzicnniki amcrykahSkle podaja
telegratowana z PoAnania wiado-
nose o smierci dziejopisarza Kali
mierza Jarochowsk1cgo. Zmar}y u
rodzit sic v dniu II wrzesnia W
Sokolnlkach. AZ do roku 1879 by}
sedzia W Poznaniu.-Pokoj jego
duszl!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

Dla Legionu Polskiego " WI
monte naiv.l 10 n%irdawno IL kara.
bindw, sprowndzonych fabry XII
broni W Columbus, o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

Rolicya urzynresztowa'a l2Iet-
niego Augusta VOLTA, ktory IRA
MT wys,r1niem z rewo'wr'u 'yna
aldermann Pelowsk'ego. Zaraz po-
TEN u,e.o o>adZono " are.zrle 4
innych cbi"pcow, ktorzy n: sih re-
wolwvry. S,rawq ich W tym ty-
xodniu sad rozstrzygnle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

Z A QV!E
PoLscY.
Zarzad Zwiazku Ka-
Waler0w POlskich:
Prezyde.t af0wny Zwiazku.
II. Derdowski Winona, Num-,
box A.
Prexydent Rsadu,
A. Goszcyyhsk', La Sale,
Ills. bx. g..
sekretarz Generally.
Fr. j. MulSso, La Sale, Ills.
Do Zwiszku Kawaler6w Pol
skich " Ameryce moga bye przyj-
mowane nowo tworzace sic iowa
rzystwa kawaler6w Polskich jake
tez i pojedyhczy cz}onkowie.
Kazdy nowo przystepu]acy
kawaler. LEGACY najmniej lat Is,
PREY z}ozenlu %deklaracyi, obowia-
zany zfozyc: Wstepne so c., kapi-
tai wsparcia 26 c., i popadek mie-
sieczny: Do SHARON Murod>,cego
5 c., i ma fundusz obrotny 5 C.
w nastepnych miesiacach po-
datek miesieczny wsparcie 25 c.
cd kazdego, W tym tylko razie,
jezeli ktory cz}onkow zawrze
zwiazek ma}zehski ma drodze legal
nei.
Wsparcie wyp}aconem bedzie
kazdemu W ciagu jednego miesia-
ca, skoro przedstawi odnosne do
kumenta do zarzadu g}ownego,
lecz ME PREDICT. jak pc up}ywie
6 miesiecy cd daty podpisania
d%eklaracyi.
Pierws,a wpfsta 10 kasyZ~iaz-
kowej wyn"si tyIko IS centow, kto-
IA TO kwote skfada s;e 2araz PREY
wstapleniu do Zwia>kn. Kto z!ozy}
to sumo, ten do inaja ami
centa wiecej ME zapfaci.
Dopicro l maja, skoro up}y ME
poi rekn cd zafo3enia Zw'azku
Kawaler6w p, betAie trzeba opta-
clio IS cen,6w podatku p%oslubne-
90, Ia ka2dym razem, gdy kt6ry z
czfonkow pojmie Zone.
Tow. Mr., l Zwiazek Kawa-
lerow Polsklch W La Sale,
ills.-Sekr. FIR. j Mulka.
2 Tow. Mr.. 2. Koronacya
Polska, Harley, Wis.
Sekr. K. Hayda, bx. 3l2
1ow. Modzie5y Polsha;sj
Kntohcliej W Chicago FIR. Gil
4ynski, ISL Milwaukee Ave.
Sekretarz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29
DOM MUROWANY

dawniejszy salon, ms rogu ulic
4tej i Carimona
Najlepsze miejsce W 4 wardzie
ma sklep handlowy hub boarding
house!
CALY LOT
n]aprzeciwko polskiego hoscio}a, w
Winona, Mimi, ma %sprzedaz. Pc
blizsze insormacye nalezy sic zgfo-
sic do:
Frunciezek Kubak
$40 u. 4th Str. Ninona Mimi.
august Dzmono'cShi wyplata
krzesia i przyjmuje u%szkodzene
krzesla do Observation-Disclosures
ME ul. 3cie, pod Mr.. s32.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29
Notaryat Publiczny
Asekuracya OgniOwa.

Prosze przybyt do mnie i ka-
zat sobie u mnie wystawlt papie-
ry hipotyczne I'd e Q d 8, m t.
a G 81 i inne.
Zostalem ustanowiony jake
Notaryusz Publlczny przez guher-
natora pod kaucya wysokosci
$1,000 jake porcczcnie IN sumien-
ne speinianie tego urzedu.
Me namyslat sig wiele, jeno
u mnis zabezpieczac.
CHARLES A. GLE
652 East 4th Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29
zaanpazowa

MAJSTROWA zaangazowana
przez pana Lcona do zabicrana
gEosu W s%prawach publicznych, cd
powiada koszem. Jcj zdaniem dla
polskich pism politycznych, kt6re
obecnie w~ycEodza W Ameryce, do
syd jest zdolnych wsp6}pracowni-
kow meskich; czasach, kiedy
c~zesciej zasila}y artyku}ami wier
szami pisma polskie panic Samolih-
ska i Lipczyhska, pewnie by} brak
polSkich sill literackich w Amcrv-
&c i sprawv publiczne rozbierano
spok"jniej. Gdyby z@a}ozono powaz-
ne pismo belletristyczne, chetnie
poswiecafaby swoje pioro spra-
vie %pubIicznej. Tymczascm mo-
re chyba tylko rady i plany poda-
wac Redakcyi, by tn je wykony-
wafa
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-12-21
A POWERFUL ORDER.
Proposed Secret Union of All Amert-
can Railroad Emp!oYes

A PiHsburg penny dispatch states tina
a movement is on foot to organize fedora
ton of all railroad employees in the United
States, excepting conductors, and meeting
looking to that end will be held early in Jan
uary. The union will embrace the brother
hoods of locomotive engineers, tremen,
breksmen. svitchmen and yardmen. 1t
would in that case have membership of
1900. Secret meetings have already been
held in Columbus and Chicago, and the plan
of federation is now in the hands of the
grand chiefs OF all the organizations
enumerated. In speaking of the proposed
>rganiZat:on a Fort Wayne railroad engl-
neer said:
The federation is not the only name by
which the new railroad organization is
known, but movement is now peing agita-
ted to hold a convention at Chicago which
will be attended by delegates from every
lodge in the country, and if this is
done we will decide on better name.
Among the features presented will be an
insurance and strike fund, and one of the i'm
perative rules of the federation will te that
no organization will be allowed to quit worl:
without gaining the consent of the general
board of federation. This will result in
fewer strikes, but whenever they do occur
there will be a tremendous power behind
them as the railroads of the entire country can
be tied up if necessary to secure Justice to the
men. While the federation will theOreti-
calIy unite the 100, 600 railroad employees
into one organization, yet the autonomy of
every separate brotherhood is to be carefully
preserved, together with their local officers
and governing rules.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-12-21
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

MACKEREL are very scarce this year
HENRY GEORGE is lecturing in London.
MISSOURI has little debt of ST., 900, 600.
THERE are 5O63 Indians in the State of New
York.
MARYLAND's oyster navy costs over $780,
900 a year.
The cost of collecting the Tenth Census
was "a, So, $50.
THERE were 227 suicides for loves sake in
Paris last year.
THE only five-masted schooner in the world
sails from Oregon.
THE crows have cost the farmers OF: Maine
$780, the past year.
MINNEAPoLIs spent $40, 762 in cedar
block paving this year.
SACKvILLE VESTS successor will not be
appointed before March 4.
THE population of Germany, according to
the last lensus, is It, $50, 7O4.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-12-21
SUMMARY OF CONGRESS.
The ate.

3D. DAY.-Mr. Vest offered a resolution
continuing the existence of the Select Com
mittee on the question touching the meat
product of the United states Dir. hoar
offered a resolution (which was referred) con-
tinuing the Select Committee on the Rela-
lions with Canada -. Mr.. Plumb offered
resolution (which was agreed To- lnstructlng
the Committee on Epidemic Diseases to in
quire as to the causes and prevent1ves or the
Introduction of yellow fever into Florida
4TH DAY.-Certifcates of Presidential
electors from various States were trans
United by the Secretary OF State. Consider
able discussion ensued as TO what disposition
should be made of them, as it was the first
occasion OF their receipt, under recent law
Referred to the Committee on Privileges and
Elections. ...T The following bills we're intro
duced: To open to actual settlers the aband-
dmilitary reservation In Nevada; Tor the
establishment of national BIOLOGICAL labara-
tory; TO organize Government bureaus OF IN
formation relating to empioyments. occuPa-
tons wants, means OF livelihood and homes
.... The Senate at l :O5 resumed the consider
alton Of the Tariff Bill, beginning with
schedule B, which covers earthenware and
glassware.
9TH DAY-The following bills were intro
duced: For the pensioning of soldiers and
sailors Of the late war who suffer disability;
providing that the salaries OF the Chief JUS
tice and Associate Justices Of the Supreme
Court of the United States shall be as fol
lows: To the Chief Justice, $50, 500; to each
Associate Justice, $50 0O0 and bill appro-
priating 1892, 157- for the payment of the res
idue OF prize money due the survivors OF
Flag Officer Farragut's feet. "A resolution
was discussed for a thorough investigation
of the present relations of this country to
the Samoan Islands, and for an inquiry into
the extent Of the obligations which the Uni
ted States incurred under existing treaties
with those islands. The Tariff bill was
then discussed by Messrs. Sherman and Nc
Pherson.
9TH DAY.-A resolution was agreed to
COLL ha of
count of the expenditures made by the late
Gen. Hancock in entertaining French officers
at Yorktown celebration. The Senate bill
for the relief of the Erie Railway Company
was passed. The Senate then resumed con-
sideraton of the Tariff bill, the pending
question being Mr.. Harriss amendment to
reduce the duty on beams, girders, etc, from
I Ito cents per pound to 6-lO of a cent The
clause was discussed by Messrs. Vest. Aldrich
and Sherman. Mr.. Harris's amendment was
rejected by vote of 80 to 90 The rate was
then, motion of Mr.. Vest and with the
support of Mr.. Allison and the Republicans,
fixed at one cent per pound.