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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

uredowania Morgensterna ME wy
Mostly, pc prawdzio, wiecej, Jak 6
tysiecy dolarow, a ma to starczy}o
dochod6w Z podatku blezacego, z
wstepnego, z odznak i dyplom6w.
Teraz pytanie e, lie
NJ orgenstern eszcze
pozostawil Nv azkowi.
Pozostawl} chyba to, czego ME
m6g} dostae, to jest $500, jake
podfug jego rachunk6w Zwiazek
mla} wypozyczone ma hipotece. =
Ale G dzle ia hi X al
K to m tie try tysiace
p G set d olar6w W?
Grupa Mr.. l Philadelphia,
wszystkie grupy z Wisconsin, i z
Minnesoty i wlele innych pytaja
gfosno, u kogo So te $4,000!
Daj odpowiedz, Cenzorze, gdzie
So tie pieniadze, i staw dowody,
Jak So zabezpieczone. Doswladcze-
ME nauczyio mas rozumu i wiecej
ME bedziemy wierzyli go}os}ownym
zapewnieuiom, re te pieniadze
gdzies tam sobie So ubezpieczone
i ME zgina. Przepad}o II tysiscy
dolarow. vice zachodzi Ottawa, re
i te 8 tysiace i 5 set z mimi po-
SHY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
WHITMAN. Gen. Mangr.
Il. c. WICKER, Traffic Mangr.
E.P WILSON, Gen. Pass. Agent
P.OR Y A D K I

karzy, r%ytownik6w, ola t%apeciarzy, ma
ssynist6wt %fermer6w, (mulder6w.)-dla
kowali, dacharzy, k~amieniarzy, mulsrzy,
plastrarzy, mufiarzy narzedzia do
c~iegniscia i t. d. i t. d.
Wiruiace PLY (zagi), przykraiane
do potrzeby kawalki drzewa i rysunki
lekka maszynerya do pedzenia noga +
wszelkie najdoskonalsze i W najnow-
Sym csasie uzywane porzadki,
osz czedzajace roboty, jakich
dawnlej ME znano j ME iIustro-
wano. NASZ SEIS (KATALOG)
jest najzupefniejszym, jaki kiedy-
kClwiek ofarowano rzemieslni-
kom i opisuje najrozmaitsze odreb-
nosci narzedzi. Kto zbada jego
zawartosdy przekona sic o ,jeyo
poprawnosc,. Zawiera on przeszio
1000 wizerunkow a przesiany zes-
TAME BEzREATNIE pod iakim-
badz adresem "a odebranjem 5
sent6w ma przese}ke pocztewa.
s.
1874 Blue Island Ave.
Chicago, Ills
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
Suma: S LAO
Na]korzystniej vice
z CORY placic abona-
ment.
KALENDARZ MARYANSKI
ma rOk Paiski 1893 r.

Kalendarz, kt6ry wydawca
Warusa darule swoim abonentom,
zawlera co nastepuje:
y Sliczne obraZki PREY
notatkach kalendarzowych kazdego
miesiaca.
q Old b e ry j n a.
m b 8 d ma stronie do
zapisywanla najwazniejszych wy
padkow, iNoworoczni k z
ilustraeya.
S) Piec obrazkow W, pc
stronie druku zajmu]acych: Az Po-
k}on swletych Trzech Kroli pred
Dzleciatkiem Jezus-b) S. P. Pc
trus Claver-c) Wspom o Z e.
ME wiernych h, obraz oita-
rzowy Maryi nleustajacej pomocy
VI kosciele Don Bosko W Turynie
-d) Obrazek z dzie}a ,,Zywot
Najsw. Fanny Nary sw. Joze-
fa-e) Sw. Franciszek z Assyzu i
wilk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

Fundusz dodatkowy wynosi 81.
1858. To jest lyle uros}o W 2la-
tach z 1874 ]ednocent6wek, jake
PREY kazdem posmlertnem dopfa-
cali cz}onkowie.-Przyp. Red Wa
rusa.1
WYlozono ma Zgode Tod
czasu jej zale:enia) $lO:3S4:-
ma dyplomy S31s;s
% S3.50O.-
w banku $2.S35.22
w reku kasyera s $780,
w reku Sekretarza S 211.35
sos. 81
Og6hay majqtek Zaoiqzku.
Wartosd Bi6ra Dyplo-
NOW $l,O0O,-
odznak W zapasie 5 111,64
Drukarnia i wydawnic-
two Zgody 5000
Zaleg}osei Grup $4,942,47
Zapis hipoteczny $500
Got6wka s3.4O6,57
17,960,6S
Posmiertne do wypface
MIA $780,
Pozostaie $13,46O,6S
Pod}ug powyzszego sprawo-
zdaniania to l kslegi Morgensterna
ma Se]mie juz wy~kazywafy, re
Zwiazek ma i~eszcze 81, 800 20.
smiertnego do w~yp}acenia. - Ale
czemuz 60 tedy obdarzono z}otym
zegarkiem, zw}aszcza wiedzac,
re dobre grupy Zwiazkowe
przes}a}y Morgensternowl nawet
podatki posmlertne 2 wrzesnia
1881?
w rachunksch, jake Morgen-
stern przed}ozy} Sejmowi, powinna
by}a podpasG cz}onkom Komisyi
rachunkowe] przesadzona wysokosc
n%iektorych pozycyj, ja@ n. P.
sS5S.11 ma jakies ksiazki i druki
$3.50 ma postoryum, pensya Sc
kretarza generalnego $1.400;-po-
dr6ze $237. so, chociaz M%orgenstern
Brodowski dostawali wolue tykie-
ty ma ~og}oszenie W Zgodzie. -Da-
lei powinno i'm by}o podpast ME-
dostateczn1e wyjasnienie owego
zmarnowanego funduszu z ]edno-
centowek W kwocle $4.425. 83. -
Ale jakzez mieli zdradzie chociaz
cieh podejrzenla ma takiego gentle
mana, prawie ub6stwianego przez
ogo} Braci Zwlazkowych i samego
Cenzora!...
S1uchajcle teraz, panowie ko-
m,tetowi sejmowi, prostego ra-
chunku Wiaruso, lie MOrgen-
stern ukrad} ma pewne cd
Seimu w st. Paul az do zmi.
kniecia z Chicago?
Ukrad} nastepujace dochody
Zwiazku z lat dw6ch:
Fundusz zelazny z podat-
ku 5-centowego S 1874
Fund. Eel. z procentu 247
Got6wka 3.40e
Fundusz z jednocent6wek 4.42f
Pc zamknieciu ksiazek
zabraf 7O(
DFug6w ma Zgodzie, nieza-
p}acony rent i t. d. 20
stawi4 3O(
q Skarbu Mar. 20l
z Funduszu ma kopiec 2O
Posmiertne do Enropy, ma
ktore ME miaf kwitu so
Suma: 1895
t. j. M en- S ern dwocl
latach swo ego urze
dowania oszuk ! wv q
EEK blisko czterna
Sole tysiecy dolar6w
J Prawda, re rachunki Morgen
sterno wskazuja ~1naczej, ale kt6
wierzyc bedzla rachunkom z}odzle
ja?-Kt6z mu uwierzy, il grup'
zalegafy do Seimu $4,942-chyb
poczclwi czfonkowie uprzywilejc
wanego sejmowego komitetu "a
chunkowego!
My Jestesmy przekonani, Z
j., wszelkie wydatki ma utrzymani
' Zgody, generalnego sekretarza, wy
plate uchwalonych przez RIA
:. Centralny zapom6g t. p. podcza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
L E X A r S T W O

MA PIJAKOW.
Ma ca!em swiecie jest tylko
jednc lekarstWO, DIR. He negO
ZlOty specyfik OR. Heines
Golden Specifik)
Moze bye danem W flizance
kawy Iub herbaty, bcz wledzy "a
zywalacego. a sprowadza kuracya
szybka, / trwaia, zarowno cry pa
event Jest umiarkowunym piiakiem,
czy nafogowym opojem. Tysiace
opojow zostaio wyleczonych z O.
tvm specyf swojej
kawie bez ich wiedzy, a dzisiaj
oni moga sic powstrzymaG cd pa
lonych trunkow z wfasnej wolf.
Zazywanie tego lekarstwa ME wy
wofuje zadnego szkodllwego skut-
ku. Ia ~wyieczenie sic reczy. Zglos-.
Gle sic pc cyrkularze i blizsze
szczeg6iy. Adresowac W zanfaniu:
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., 1876
R""e Street. Cincinnati. O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
ZAPkACILI
"a WIARUSA.

Wlnona, Jan Buczyhski 200
Dodge, J. A. Glubka 300
Providence, A. Poleskl 100
Peoria, Antoni Gordzielik 200
Blossburg, MARGIN Szpotanski 200
Toledo, Felix Gasiorowski 200
Moundsview, Ben. Mega 200
Providence. H. Gustowski 200
Alberta, Waw. Wisniewsk1 200
Camden, Fir. Szwak 200
Arcadia, Michaf Sobota 200
Chicago, kukasz Schroida 200
Renfrew, Jan Perszyk 200
Mt. Pleasant, Ant. Kudra 200
Bay City, Fir. Glaza 200
Milwaukee, w. J. Karaslnski 200
Winona, Piotr Klonowski 200
Chapel Hill, Jan Norma 200
S. Chicago, Wiedemann 200
Chicago, DR.. Lewihski 200
Winona, L. Plerzchalski 0.50
l.. Pierzchalski do
Europy O.75
Wlnona, Owecki Michaf 1875
Moundsview, Jak. Knapik 100
Detroit, J6z Przyby4owski 200
PHACOIE IA WIARUSAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
Nastepujace pObOkne, pOu-
czajace 1 q Jmu ace DO
Wiesci ZObraZkasmi "a
-wiera masz k8AeRdarz:

-Wiera masz k8AeRdarz:
A. PoWIESCI POBOzNE
y. -S,uiety Piotr K1auer, ka-
plan zakonu Jezuitow, przyjaciel i
obrohce ucisniouych robotnik6w,
~ = obrazkani).
q. Don Bosko, apost1 opu-
szcseng ms5odsiezy. q II obrazka-
MID.
81. -Dziecie Bose, rzewna le-
lgenda. e obrazkl).
~. -0jcisc Benedykt,, opowla-
danie oparte ma prawdziwem ida
rzenlu. 6 obrazki).
B.--HISTORYE POCIESZNE
~. - Wygrata " loteryq, humo-
rystyczna powiesc ma prawdziwem
zdarzeniu osnuta &c obrazkow).
p. -Sprytny Kryst@- spryt-
miejssy zajqc, wierszem az obraz-
k6w).
-. -Mqdry Masur.
G.
l.. -Nieprzyjaciel ludzkosci i
przeciwnik jego (whlska). -Praca.
% uzywaniu lekarskich srodk6w
domowych.
D. -NOTATKI KALENDA-
RIO I'VE
g. -PRZEPOWIEDNIE o
POWIETRZU
jake bedzie W ciagu cafego roku
1890 W Stauach Zjednoczonych A.
meryki P6fnocnej, podiug stulet-
niego kalendarza.
r. R I DOWCIPY.
G.. -ADRESA KSIEZY
POLSKICH
W Ameryce.
%SpraWozdanie finanSoWe
Morgensterna.
iak on przedstawi1 ostatnieml
Sejmowi Zwiazku Mar Pol.
cd Sejmu VII do VIII
cd l pazdziernika 1887 d,
Is sierpnie 1889.
wv skr6ceniu.]
DOCH0D
Fundusz zelazny z po-
datku 3.974.3(
~ procentu 247.5'
), biezacy z podatku 1891. 4
z wstepnego 944.-
;, odznak 1898. sc
), dyplomow 230. sc
;, posmiertny (na-
przod) 1880. Il
;, (regularny) 49.52O. 81
;, ma Seminaryum-
W Detroit 1858. 2
}, Zgody
81 QnS ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

Pszenice re s~pelonego m}yna
P%ortera, okofo 40 tyslecy buszli
sprzedano p. D. A. Martin z Mil.
waukee "a $4,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
PEACCIE IA
ZAGADKA.

Nj ia parma, nj mezatxa,
Czworga daieci jestem matka,
z Mich ms kaade kilkanascie,
Lecz ME wiecej .jak pietnascie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
KoleJ Burlington
PLAN JAZDY
Ma STACYI WINONA.
j. r. Hawley Agent.

bagaze zabezpleczaJa SIG cze-
kaml az do miejsca przeznaczenla
Ma wszystkich poclagach po-
spiesznych znajduja sic kary obia.
dove l sYpialne sYstemu Pullman.
Tykiety okdlniko4e lThronght
tlckets) do wszystkich punktow
W Stanach Zjednoczonych i Kama
dy SO do nabycia W inonie.
Tykiety sprzedaje:
Agent j. f.. Hauley W Winonie
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
GhOWNE Contra HANDLOWE

GEOWNE Contra HANDLOWE
zadna lima Kolej ME moze z
nia wspoiubiegae sic co do urza-
dzenia wew1 etrznego wezow,
ktorych niektdre so urzadzone ma
jadalnie i do spania.
Kolej North-W Western najwlecej
jest lubiana przez podro&ujacych
W kupiectwio, turystow j farme.
ow peszukujacych n ewych sic
ezin ma p6fnocnym zachodzie.
Jest to najdoskomalG urxqdzonq
Kolej, tax ola wygedy p~odr6sujq-
cych 20 krotkich przestrzemiach. io-
ko te2 dya zqeiedzajqcych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

Mauczyciel p. Radomski odJe-
chaf W poniedziafek, 4 llstopada,
do North Creek, Wis, gdzie przez
zine bedzle uczy} polskie dzieci
naszych G6rnoszlazakow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW e..

Pssenice re spslonego m}yna
Portera, oko}o 40 tyslecy buszli,
sprzedano p. D. A. Martin z Mil
waukee "a $4,000.
Mauczyciel p. Radomski odJe-
chai W poniedziafek, 4 llstopada,
do North Creek, Wis, gdzie przez
zine bedzle uczy} polskie dzieci
naszych G6rnoszlazakow.
Pasza teraz droga, vice mieso
stanialo. Ia wo}owine pfaca farme-
rom W Winonie "a %na]lepsze mieso
tylko 81 centa.
Kto potrzebuje adwokata, ME-
chat sic uda do p. Finkelnburga,
ponad apteka p. Won Rohra.
Pan Ludwik Ps;erzchalski SPREE
dal swoje przyrzady golarsk,e Cze-
chowi Suchomirowi i wyjecha} W
poniedzia}ek z powrotem do Phi
l%adelphii. Pc drodze pan P. chcia}
odwiedzi6 kolonie polskie W Mil
waukee, W Detroit 1 Buffalo.
D obry duly PIEC do
weg.i chce ktos wynienic ma
piec do drzewa- lub spree
da6.- B!l2sza wiadomosc W
drukarnl WaQrusa.
MYDkO BADGERA ba1dzo
dobre.-- pytajcie o ME.
FANNY i mezatki niechaj ku.
puja kapelusze ma jesieh i zime
tylko W handful ,,Deutsches Putt.
g~eschaeft" u pani X. Ringel, 21:
East. 3. Str.
Obecnie jest u tel PAM na
sk}adzie przesz}o 500 najmodniel
szych kapeluszy damsklch, W r6i
nych gatunkach i pc w~szystkicl
cenach.
Robi sic tez kapelusze ma "a
mowienie, pod}ug wyboru, tanio.
Pyta]cie sig o handel kapelu
sly PAM Rnngel, 3 ulicy, niedale
ko apteki =. Lauera.
K. RINGEL.
213 East 3 Str.
Winona, MINI.
PEACCIE IA WIARUSAl
ZAGADKA.
Nj ia parma, nj mezatka,
Czworga daieci jestem matka
z Mich ma kaade kilkanascie
T.acz MIC wiacai lax pietnascie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

Pasza teraz droga, wiec mieso
stanialo. Ia wo}owine pfaca farme-
rom W Winonie "a %na]lepsze mieso
tylko 81 centa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
,Got6wka W kasie

61.9O5.7l.
Wyszczegdlnicnie ,oydatk6w e fun
dusz6p biesQcego
Ksiazki i druki SIS. III.
Dzierzawa lokalu 124.-
Porteryum 300
Pesya Sekr, Jener. l.4OO.-
Przez Sejm VII uchwalono 242. O5.
konstytucya zoo
Zwiedzenie Gruntow W Da-
kocie 4S. rs.
Zapomoga ola powodzlan 900
. ola g6rnik6w 1oo.-
;, drobne 3d.
Podr6ze ~(w1acznie ma Sem
Shark narodowy 40. SS.
Razem $3.S30.29
Ma Zgode dop}acono, opr6cz
powyzszych wydatkow =. s5.643665
Posmiertne zostato rozpisanem
W "a cyrkularzach ma 124 przy-
padk6w smlerci i to II cz}ouk6w
i AZ ION tychze razem na $5O.250;
ma kazdego cz}onka przypadfe do
op}acenia wlacznie C. 1. podfug
uchwa}y Sejmn VII pc sl5.42.
Fundusz dodatkowy wynosi "a.
1858. To jest lyle uros}o W Fla
tach z 1874 ]ednocent6wek, jake
PREY kazdem posmlertnem dopia-
cali cz}onkowie.-Przyp. Red va
rusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

Waft 81 dollar przesZfO

Walt @A uOldi piAOoA1O
dostanle kazdy, kto MI przysle "a
Wsarusa prenumerate, W kwocle
$500 naprz6d, a m~lanowicie do
stanie:
y Kazendarz Maryaaski,
wart U
q NaboSeastsoo do $40. JozJa &c.
81 Obraz OLGA sw. Leona
XIII 1Oc.
~ Powiesc R6So Lesna 25c.
6 czyh kiedy
lgac, to juS dobrze Zoe.
g. Bede posela} przez ca}y
rok gazetke KoSciuszko SOC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

Kto potrzebwe adwokata, ME-
chat sic uda do p. Finkelnburga,
ponad apteka p. Won Rohra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

LAC IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

D obry duly PIEC do
weg!i chce ktos wy1nienic ma
piec do drzewa- lub spree
da6.- Bllasza w%iadomosc W
drukarnl WQrusu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

Pan Ludpik Paerzchalski SPREE
dal swoje ~przyrzady golarsk,e Cze-
chowi Suchomirowi i wyjecha} W
poniedzia}ek z powrotem do Phi
ladelphii. Pc drodze pan P. chcia}
odwiedziG kolonie polskie W Mil
waukee, W Detroit 1 Buffalo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-09

SWIFT , STE&1E4C
Is entirely vegetable T-vazrs-irn eaz-
tanning no Nsrra-x FssaSS. Arsezse, c- s.Aer
Toszoacns SzAs-a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-09
COMMISSIONS ABOLISHED.
All Western Lines See the Folly of
Rate Cutting.

CHICAGo, Jan. Reconsideration oi
the new agreement for the govern.
ment of passenger traffic and rates
west of Chicago viii be resumed hy
tia general managers OF the inter
ested lines tomorrow When the dis
cussion OF the proposed articles OF
agreement was commenced last week
some Of the managers were
wide apart on certain provisions
particularly those relating 10 com
missions and milaage, but they are
now 80 near an understanding on
these points that there is a prospect
OF unanimous action tomorrow.
Strong efforts are being made to
abate the commission evil, As well a.
put an end t. the business relations
that existed between some passenger
agents and scalpers. \ majority OF
the WeSiern roads already notified
their Eastern agents that their
commissions for January wli be
merely nominal. and thew cannot
make q reckless reduction in the price
OF tickets with the expectation that
they viii >tlll realize q profit. \ spe-
cine suu Is named q the maximum
commission 20 he paid ou the sale OF
each ucket. ami agents are warned
that ], they SO beyond :ha, depth they
vii have Go stand the less. The ureS-
eut agreement. If adopted. will bind
the roads to keep within the very nar-
row limit IN the paying OF commits
sllus
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-09
REFORM SCHOOL NEEDED.


SEATTLE, Jan. :.
To the Editor Permit me through
the columns of your widely-circulated
paper to call the attention of the
county and city authorities to the i'm.
mediate necessity OF providing a house
OF correction or reform school for the
incarceration of our youthful crimi-
mails. We have at this time in our
city at least 50 boys and hslf as many
girls, between the ages OF IL and Ii
years, who are in fact criminals. and
are constant source Of ANNOYANCE to
the police and the community. They
are teo young TO be placed in Jail with
older and more case-hardened erimi-
nals, who would gladly embrace the
opportunity 10 advance them in les
sons OF crime. Let our ministers of
the gospel, our W. c. L. L.. our hum
anltarlans, our newspapers, more
powerful than all, take mp this ques-
ton, and keep at ii, until the authori-
ties put their shoulders to the wheel
and push the matter 10 a successful
issue. II any incentive IS necessary.
would call their attention TO the work
OF last Sunday in the burning OF the
lodging house, in which a human
being lost his life. Nearly every city
in the Mon has such an institution.
Seattle has arrived at that stage when
she, too, ought to have such schools.
1t Is an old and true saying, that an
ounce OF prevention is better than a
pound of cure 1t is better to prevent
crime than TO punish the criminal
after its commission. Hoping that
these crude suggestions may in due
season bear good fruit, | remain. YOURS
for good, j. c. MITCHELL,
Chief OF Police.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-09
4 Magnificent Publication


The New Years edition of the Seattle
Posi- lSrELLIG ESCaR was a magniacen;
publication Of Il large pages. gotten up in
a readable tone and with careful precisio 4
IN al rs details. By il We Learn Of some
wonderful strides made by courageous
aud progressive people. OF pew buildings
completed and under construction. seattle
has witnessed the erection Of i4ss3. az
aggregate cost of s. SO. 4s076, during the
pss; year. Real estate transactions In Sc
G'tle in ISIS represented q capital OF nearly
Sl6,o9o.Q2o; her population increased full 50
per recent, while her addition of active capital
has bot been less than s5o,cod0oe, Truly,
seattle has made a splendid record, aud il
has al been done by her own self helpf1l.
seif-defensiye and progressige spirit. She
launched Out with bold aud active brain
and nerve and ysiiantly bent her means
aBd energy into pushing her name into all
The EoTi1 g. al attractive spot for people
20 locate upon The success that crowned
her efforts j. rnerlted reward. The exam
PIE she has set IS worthy OF emulation
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STATE GOVERNMENTS.
Legislatures Meet In Several states
Notable inanguratians.

SAcRANgNTo. Jan. $ Both hraucht-
ui the legislature permanently organ
.Ecj this morning by the election oi
the officers agreed upon 40 the ncmc.
cratic caucus last night. $. NJ. White
of Los Angcies was made prpsiien,
pro tenn oi the senate and Robert
Howe of >ouoma speaker OF jhc as
~cmhiy.
DENyEB, Jan. s.-tiov. cooper was
iuauguratcd al the Trinity Methodist
Church az ~ clock thss afternoon
liis address u9s ,hoItetbe principal
feature being recommendation to The
general assembly for the passage Of a
FAIR bat stringent railroad Law and an
arbitration law ioT tte settlement o{
strikes and difficulties between eu-
ployeg> and employee
Isll.slltS> Fla, Jan. S-GOyeru-
or Fleming was inaugurattd to-day.
The occasion brought together the
largest gathering 81 civilians and state
troops ever seen 10 the capitol.
ToFEAh, Jan. S.-The legislature
met IS noon to-day. The goysrsor'S
message all not be presented until to-
morrow.
-, PArI Jan = The first ninety
day : session az the state legislature
begins thi> afternoon
CoICNrrs, q. Jan. S-The vleh-
tenth general assembly opened To-
day.
CsEsoS. New. Jan. S.-The le.i,la-
ture adjourned over one day 20 attend
the funeral OF the wife oi stale-Treas-
Grcr fluffy. Nothing OF importance
was transacted n either house to-day
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4 Statement by Mr.. Petere.

SEAffLE. Jan. :.
To the Editor. In this mornings is
sue OF your paper appeared a telegram
from Victoria calculated to 10 the un-
designed a great injustice, and trust
you viii have the fairness 10 publish
this brief explanation. The state
ments that left Victoria elandeStine-
ly, for the purpose o. swindling my
creditors, and that ! hilked nuIner-
Gus parties there. brand as a coward
~ and malicious lie. emanating from
jealous rivals ana well and
fayorably known in Victoria. where
have always borne a good reputation
before ! came TO Seattle. | am ready
at any time 70 meet my accusers here
ard answer their malicious charges
This whole story was Concocted out OF
some transactions between myself and
parties IN Victoria about some install
ment notes on pianos, the details OF
which II Is not necessary % 20 into
here. Ii Is true that owe a few small
bills in Victoria, which | ready and
willing 10 pay. Ny intention Is to es-
tablish business in this city. where |
have many friends who will endorse
me q reputable business man. In
conclusion, all ] ask from the public
Is a suspension Of judgment Hntifthese
transactions are settled in the proper
way, by the courts. as they probably
VIII De II. PETERS.
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TO END EArE-CUrrING.


NfN NoRE. Jan. S.-A meeting OF
she executive officers OF nearly ali The
railroads west az Chicago. together
with representatives OF the great bank
Ing houses o. this country and Europe.
gathered this morning at the residence
OF J. FieTPont Morgan at II o'clock
and continued In SeSSioR till u. m.
webn they adjourned tlll THURSDAY.
The meeting was private, II course
but IL ! known that the object was 10
devise some plan 20 put an end per
manently and etiectuaIlv to rate-stlt-
ting. II i believed Jaw Gould's rail-
road clearing house scheme received
further consideration. Before the
meeting adjourned a committee was
appointed 10 prepare the necessary
papers for settlement OF existing diffi-
eulue> 2ad 70 confer with the inter
state commerce commission as To the
lesaiity 81 any plan that might be pre-
pared This committee vii repor;
Thursday. The presidents OF trunk
lines we're invited 70 attend the ad-
lourned meeting.
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PORT TOWNSEND NEWS.
Washing ten-stFeet Grade-House-
Warming -InformatioD Bureaus.

PoET ToWSsENB. Jan. S.-Work
upon the ashington-street i'm
proYemeut Is progressing very rapidly.
All the buikhead is in place, and the
filling in il nearly completed. The
contractor to-day said he had hopes
that il would be finished by the lst of
February and that he had done work
in all parts Of the country, but had
never worked in any place where he
had lost less time through bad
weather than on this Job. In about
80 days work he had lost but three
days altogether. lie likes this place
50 much that be has moved his family
here and declares that il viii be
pref y chilly when he leaves Port
IcN nsend, as il is the place he has
been looking for ali his life
Cards are out for the house-Warm
ing at the new rectory of the Episcopal
Church. Rev. DIR. Taylor and wife
Viii receive from 80 to II 80 this ey-
eniug and undoubtedly there viii be
many e. congratulate the popular rec
tor of ST, Pauls upon the completion
.ol his new home. which, from the out
side, Is a marvel of neatnesS. The
architect has reason to be proud of his
efforts IN bringing 10 a successful fin
ish the plans OF which he was the orr
ginator.
\ subscription i being circulated
for the maintenance OF an informa-
ton bureau in Seattle and Tacoma. Ii
Is the intention of the business men
OF this city 10 keep and maintain an
office and manager in each OF these
cities, where all Information viii be
- u a a
keep the offices well supplied with
printed information. maps, papers.
etc, descriptive of the peninsula and
surrounding country. This is another
Indication % the energy and push of
the people OF this city in LAYING before
the people who visit is sister cities
the advantages and claims of the Key
city Of the Sound 20 a portion of the
immense tide OF iOfruirratinr1