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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29

Goszczynsklege ornz kaucya,
ktera byt powinien stawi6 ja-
ko sekretarz ebwodowy i "a
pfaciS teraz poSmiertne dive
ru estatnim wdowom. - Pc
wyzsza notatke zaczerpnslismy
z urzedowego listu, podpisane-
60 przsz prszydenta iowa
rzystwa Gen. Bosak- Hauke p.
j, Nadolskisge oraz sekreta-
rza p. K. Maryahskiego.
~POsZUKIWANIE. - PAM
Jozefa Kofodzlejcyak z Zabi-
szyna, W powiecie wagrewlec-
KIM, p~oszukuje Awojsgo syna
Walsatego Ksfedziejszaka kte.
re przeszto 2 lata miai praeo-
wa6 W Baltimore PREY kraw-
each a cd l StYeznia r. b. dad
nsj . seble ME dai wiademos-
ci. Mlanowicie uprasza pania
Wawrzyncowa Zdrezdowska, z
domu K~starzyae Koledzisj-
czsk, ably data jej do Prus
w.adomes6 o Waleutym Kefo-
dzisjozaku. Adres )sj: J6zefa
Kefodziejczak W Zabiszynie
per Remczyn, Krels Wongro-
WITT, R. B, Bremberg.
Z Pa,
wysfa}e Towarsystwo oswiaty
sw. Jana Chrzciciela S della
row do ks. tuczyckiege W
Manitewoe, Wis.,. z prosba,
ably "a te pien'adze odprawif
msza sw. na inteneya TAXA:
by sw. Jan Chrzciciel wyled-
nal. Tewarzystwu IL Boga las
Ike i pemoe do pemyslnege
dalszego rowadzenia rozpo-
o2stej piracy mad zafo4snjsn
CzJtelni ]udewej W Shsnan-
doah." Ks. huczycki uwiade-
mll Tewarzystwo, il ia msza
sw. miala bye odprawiena W
niedziele, rs sierpnia, ! Pc
dziekewat "a poparels Demu
przytu}ku. Miejscewy preboszez,
ks. Lenarkiewlsz, gniswajqc
sic na Tow. sw. Jana Chrzci-
ciela, takiej mszy edprawi&
ME chcisf. Prezydsnt rzeczo-
nege Tewarzystwa p. Roman
Smoszyhski, ktery nam 0 tenn
denesi, doda,s, IL ma sci zafe.
&enia pelskiej Czytelni )udewej
" Shenandoah odsgrany tam
bedzle W kehcu przyszfege
mlesiqca teatr amatorski.
FRANCISZEK HAUPPA 2
Braldweod, Ill.,, wzywa sweja
Zone Jozefe, ktora 60 epusoi-
ia W dniu % ma]a 1883 r.,
ably sic stawifa W dniu IL
wrzesnia ma wielki sad do Je-
liet, Ill. Podaf sic z MIA do
rozwodu, j jezeli sic ME sta
wi ma tsrmin, to sad rozwod
zswyrekuje. Zena Franciszka
Hauppy nazywa sig domu
Jozefa Tarnowska--z OLGA To
masza Tarnewskiego i matki
Ma}gerzaty Ojezenasz.
Te-
karczyk, rodem z miasta Mu-
szyny, W Galicvi, powiatu No
wego Sacza, bawiacy w A.
meryce rok i miesiae, poszu-
kuie swe] Tony Julli Tokar-
czyk. Miafa przyby6 do Ame-
rykl ia poczatku biezacege
misslaca. Julia Tokarezyk jest
sredniege wzrestu, szczupfej
twarzy, szatynka, W wieku
lat rs. Ma pewiece prawego
Okla ma mamie.
MT. PLEASANT, Pa
Pan K. D. Nowak bedzle re-
prezentewa} W Buffalo lake
delsgat t~utejsza grippe SO sw.
Jezefa.
PASSAIC, N. j. Przyszfe
m,aaiac1na noaiad1onia Tow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29
Aepiej zawsze wziac swOje.
Mill OdnMiemmegO! (gO.

Pan Bismark, ten starry to
jest ejeiec, powiedziaf 20 XII
ka ray ma sejlnie, Re Niemcy
zwtaszcza urzednicy, nie Pc
winni sic aeni6 z Polkami, DO
przez to je3eli ME er1, to
lch dzieci Niemeam, Me be-
da owszem beda z Mich Po-
lacy.
Wiasciwie ME pewisdziai MIC
newego, ale to Same tylko, CO
my Cd wick wicklow spiewa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29
Y
Prusy P0lskie.

W Brunsbergw znAr} dziskan
i preboszcze tamts;szy, s. p. ks.
Austen. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29

Pan R6sychi sprzedaf pruskiej
komlsyi kolonizacyjnej majatek
swoj Zbrachlin ora gospodarstwa
w C~ieleszynie. w powiecie swie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29

Er0mb0rk. We wterek etlzy-
mali instytucya kanonic.na: ks.
dziekan dr.. Kolberg ma kanonia,
ks. dziekan Teschner ma prebostwo
W Blebarku, y ks. kapelan Stadge
ma probostwo W Siegfr,edstwalde.
Glsztyn. Pogrzeb &. p. ks. dr..
Feliksa Schreibra odbyf sig, jak
juz pisaliSmy, W Mikotajkach, "
W powiecis sztumskim, W rodzinnej
wlosce nieboSczyka. Ma obrzed
ten Aa1obny przybyie blizko
dwudziestu ksiezy. W kaplicy wisj-
skiei, k,6ra " domu rodziny &. D.
ks. Fe|iksa sig znajduje, ~odprawia.
}y sic msze sw.; ludu z bllzka i {
daleka CO ME mara przybyio.'
Spiewana msza sw. kafobna odpra-
viii ks. P~afczyhski z Mitobadza,
szwagisr niebozczyka, a kazanis
wyg4osif ks. proboszcz Spring z
Szenwyzy. Ma cmentarzu pre-
mowii ks. prob. Szadowski 20 Sta
rego Warstsmborka, zaehecajac do
skfadek III budows kosclo}a W Mi.
kofajkach. W da%wn,ejszych latach
bowiem znajdowaf sic " Mlko1a]-
kaoh koscist fanny, ktory W pre-
ciagu czasu prepaid; obsonie ma.
le&a Mikoiajki do koacleia szen.
wyzkiego. Familia Schreibr6w
wystawiia kaplice W Mikotajkuob,
a 8. p. ks. Fslisk gorliwie sic
stara} o budowe nowego koscioia.
KS. Biskup warmlhski zezwelit ma
projokt. Obecnie zwo4as kamienie
pala oeg}e do tsj budowy. Vice..
ny odpoozynek race Mu daG Pa.
ME!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29
7 konsta'ty Sobelewski, dzier-
zawca plebanki W Lubiewie umarf
6 BIN. W 46 roku &ycia.

Napasei ma pu6licznych dro-
each, wydarzaja sic bardze czesto
no Malbcrskiei zwiaszcza W nizi.
mach tamteiszych, gdzie wog6le
bezpieczehstwo publiczne, Jak z
czestych rabunk6w / zab6jstw wi.
dcczna, bardzo n;epewne, Teraz
donesza z okollcy L%idzbarku, ze
idaca pred wieczarem kobieto ma
padf W pobli4u miasta ma szosie
z Zlelenia jukis fobuz i kilka razy
W glove ~uderzyf gems eiezkiem
al ia p%oranif, ze zakrwawlona ma
ziemle upadfa. Gdy ma joi krzyk
spieszyfy kobiety W poIu robiace,
fobuz 6w zbiegt i ME wysledzono,
ktoryby to byf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29

W Bydgoszczy sad skazai Pc
rycha ma 10 lat wiezienia W do
mu karnym i ma 1000 m. kary
p%ienieinej lub W razie niemoznos-
ci z~apfacenia IA dalsze 10 miesie-
oy wiezienia. Petrycha sprawka
z preboszczem W Osielsku jest ogol-
ME znana. Przypomlnamy, re sic
przebraf "a urzednika policyjnego i
tym %sposobem wyiudzif 2 niego
znaczne pieniadze, kt6re niby mial
~polecenie zabraG i oddac w aser-
wacya w}adzy. Petricha skazano
"a IL oszustw pomniejszych. Spra-
wa o napad ksiedza dopiero W paz-
dzierniku toczyc sic bedzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29

Z 7hcholskich Bor6jw chwala
sob'e urodzaj trawy ma poprawio-
nyeh faksch. Koniczyny znaoznis
sic pc dcszczach perrawify.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29
ckim pozostajs juz tylko s wisksze
posiad}osci W reku polskim. Mem
oy z radosci ~zacieraja rece.


posiadiosci W reku polskim. Mem
oy z radosci zacieraja rece.
Z Golubia skarza sic, re 20
przeniesisniu peozthaltsryi do Ko-
walewa omnibus pocztowy nieregu-
larnie przycbodzl.
Go Z ME, jeszcze kiedys 6edzie.2
Objezd&a teraz pc wielkich MIA
stach kozak Flip Gabryol z cor
ka swoja Liska i pokazuje ia "a
plenladze. A jest doprawdy CO
oglsdac i ma miare ; ma wage.
Dzlewcze to, kt6re do 4 wrzesnia
skohczy lat IL, ma wzrostu spsina
2 metry, czyli 7 stop dawniej-
szej MARY woJskowej, wazy zas2sO
funtow, u w,ec blisko 3 contrary.
w paste gruba jest SO centymet-
row, dion ma % oentymetry dfu-
ga sredni paleo IS i poi centyme
ira, stopa Il nogi 80 i poi comfy.
metra, ucho przcszlo 6 l pol cen-
tymetra, usta 81 pot oentymstra.
Dziewozyna ydrowa, zwinna i wca-
le ME brzydka. Rodzila sic "
Charkowskiej gubernii, a wiee M
" Polskim Brzoziu pod Bro.
dnica zgorzai dom mieszkalny i
budynek gospodarczy, W kt6rym
GEESE sprzetu tegoroeznego po-
mieszczono u w}asciciela Tyuzyh-
skiego. WySatowsno mieszkania
malo.
" Malborgu znaleziono ma ra-
tuszu W starych aktach mieiskich
kilka listow kr6l6w polskich do
magistrate malborskiego. Wiadcmo,
ze Malborg nalekat do ekonomii
m%alborskiej, kt6ra nalszaia do do
chodow a raezej dobr stofowych
krol6w polskich. Jan Svbleski cze-
sto W Malborgu przebywaf. Warto,
by kto z Polakow listy znalezione
przejrzaf i opisaf.
1oru"shle To,oarzystwo Przemy-
@owt urzadzi}o dnia 20 sierpnia rb'
ma sail Wledehskie] Kawiarni ma
Mokrsm zabawe z tahcami.
Torui. - Szkoly ma Winnicy
musiano zamknac, a p. nauezyciel
Piatkowski muslaf sic wyprowa-
die, gdyz injury coraz wiecei sic
peka]a. So to podobno skutki wy
lama Bachy ma spozimku. Dzieci
maja jeszcze t~ymczasowe ferye, ale
juz ola mich obmyslane jest miej-
see do nauki. Dziewczeta bsda cho.
dzily do miasta do wyzszej szko}y
dzlewczat, gdzie 2 klasy ola mich
urzadzono. Ch}opcy zas beda mie.
Ii klase swoja czescla W budynkach
miejskiej szko}y ola chlopc6w, GEES
dig ma sail turniejow W szkole ele-
mentarnej ola dziewczat W mics
Gle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29
Lepiej zawsze wziaSc swo.
Mill ~Odmiennegol Gege.

Znaczy to, re mieszane ma}zen-
silva ME dobre, 1epsze zaS ME
mleszane, ably jedno i drugie by
10 tel samej WARY.
kosciol katolicki stara4 sic la
godzlc IKE z mieszanych m~a}zenstw
wypfywajace lub wyp}ynac moga-
&c przez to re zadakod strony ME,
katelickiej zobowiazania ma pismie
il wszystkie dzleci z tego ma}zen-
silva beda katolickie.
Pokazuje sig przeciez teraz, ze
zobowiazanle take ME wiele zna-
czy, DO ojciec dziecka moze je
p6zniej odwo}a6 i powiedziec, re
ME chce, ably dzieci i~naczej by1y
chowane, jak W jego wierze.
Wiec MECH bedzie ola wszyst-
kloh ia nauka W pamieci, zeby
maizenstwo by}o jednej narodo-
wosci, jak to Bismark zaleca
i jednej WARY take jak tego spo-
k6j ~szczescie ma}zonk6w i przy-
szfosc dzieci wymaga a Kosci6l
nasz sw. zaleca.
CToruhski Prsyociiel.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29

" Polskim Brzoziu pod Bro.
dnica zgorza} dom mieszkalny
budynek gospodarczy, W kt6rym
GEESE sprzetu tegoroeznego pc.
mieszczono u w}asciciela Tyozyh-
skiego. Wyratowsno z mieszkani:
malo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29

BOCIAE W Buffalo sprawl
wislka nisspodzianke p. Szcze.
panlakewl, BIO OTTO W dnlu Z
sierpnia uszczssliwif go biz
nistami, dwoma chtopcami.
Pan Szezepuniak to stalowy
wiarus, dzlelny polski patry-
eta, koehajaoy Pelske ME US
tami, lecz catsm screen. Ma
le3y on do polsklch Ufaasw
W Buffalo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29

IDALINUR-
SOY pokutuja W dzislejszym
numerze ma stronnicy 7mel.
Oby tacy wszyscy wkrotce sic
cd mas wyniesli a pezostali
prey mas tylko SAM sumlenni
abonenci, szczerzy p~rzylaciele
prawdy Waarusa!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29

7oru&shve Tparzystwo Przemy-
@owt urzadzi}o dnia 20 sierpnia rb'
ma sail Wledehskie] Kawiarni ma
Mokrem zabawe z tahcami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29
my o Wandzis, lie

my o Wandz;s, lie
Lepiej zawsze mied redaka,
Mill cudzoaiemca.
Ale rownose miedzy NAL
zonkami potrzebna ME tyIko
CO do Mewy i raredowesci,
lscz prawie jeszcze wiecej co
do religil.
Jak prawda s. Boglem, to
z N'emca nigdy ME moze BYE
POlak Polaka Nlemiec.
Gem sic kto urodzif wycho-
wal, tenn iuz pozesta6 must
przez cafe Ayeie.
Meae on co innego uda-
wac, ale W duszy i istocie
swojej zmieni9 sic uie mole
co do naredewosei swe)ei.
Dzieci zas swoie to mole wy
chowa6 ma COS edmieanego I'd
seble raz CO do mowy i marc.
dowosci.
lima rzecz Jest 2 rengia!
Z katolickiej moze kazdy precise
ma ewangielicka wiare, a z evan
gelickiej ma katollcka. To sic
zdarza bardzo czesto. Nawet zy-
dzl wiare zmieniaja.
lacy, kt6rzy Ware zmienili,
bywaja zwykle bardzo gorliwi W
novel wierze, choe czesto bywa
tax u mich tylko ola Okla.
Vice tez strzedz sic trzeba
wszelkiej pokusy, ktsraby cz}o-
wleka do obcej WARY kusi4a i ma
MIA 60 przeciagnela.
| z tego to powodu nap;sa}en
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29

PASSAIC, N. j. Przyszfe
mlesieczne pesiedzenie Tow.
Pol. Kat. Br. Pom. KS. Joze-
ia Poniatowsk1ego W Passaio,
N. j., odbedzie sic W niedzie.
le, IL wrzesnia, @ 3 godzinis
pc pofudniu, W zwyezajnym
lekalu pesiedzen p. Rettin
gera i cd tego czasu wszyst-
kie miesieczne i kwartalne pc.
siedzenia, z wyjatkiem roczne.
go, beda sic odbywa6 CO kaz-
da druga niedziela kaSdego
miesiaea pc pierwszym, W tym
samym lokalu i g tym sa-
mym czasle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29

Z Golubia skarzs sic, re pc
przeniesisniu peozthaltsryi do Ke-
waIewa omnibus pocztowy nieregu.
larnie przycbodzl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-29

Ekra ma sfusz-
nosd, riszac, lie ~pomiedzy Pc
lakaml " Amsryoe stos'1nki
zaczynaja bye take, lie gdyby
K o s c ,uszk g powstaf z
grobu, zwynyslanoby 60.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
If General Harrison should to,

N General Harrison should follow Senator Frye's suggestion and make
 General Benjamin Franklin Butler. of Lowell and the rest of the United States. especial envoy to Berlin for the purpose of settling the Samoan rov, the country would he satisfied that the American end ofithe dispute would be held up high.
 General Bu tier is not an applicant, for of flee. and may think that his clients will not suffer him to escape then for short trip to Germany but if an opportunity to do his country good service is pre- sented. he Is not man to shrink from i, for personal reasons. A meeting be tween Bismarck and Butler would be a great thing. It would be nip and tuck. Two shrewder and pluckier old cam. paigners cannot be found. The chances are that they would like each other but it they didn't, how the fur would flv !, Each of them has a mind of his own. Each has fine command of forcible
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
Secretary Tracey seems determined to

Secretary Tracey seems determined to have navy, as late Washington tele- gram says that desigus for several new cruisers have already been prepared by the naval board and await approval by the secretary. In addition to the above vessels congress at the last session pro- vided for the construction of four more cruisers, including the Thomas cruising
 monitor. and in an emergency thier con- struct,on could be commenced within the present year. Unless unforseen oh- stacles are encountered within a few months altor the beginning of the mex, fiscal year, July I, contracts will he le, for the constructirn of new war vessels
 which will in the aggregate increase the
 tonnage of the navy nearly Iso. 900 tons.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

A Washington dispatch of the rsth instant says. Secretary Wind0m's attention was to-day called.to newspaper statement that he was over ruled in the matter oi the appointment of Assistant Secretary Batcheller The story was that he had rendered the place to Mr. Coon end the latter accepted It and that the appointment of Bacheller was ID di- rect opposition to his wishes It was further stated that Batcheller as .Platt man wonld have control of the treasury patronage. Windom said that he did not usually notice newspaper criticism but this was so unfair and misleading that he did not like to let is go unchal- lenged. As . matter of fact he said the president had specially referred this appointment to him and he had acted in accordance with his recommendation tn appointing Mir. Batcheller. It was true Mir. Coon had been considered m con nectlon with this office. He was regarded as possessing excellent qualifications for it by reason of his knowledge and expc- rience. It was never rendered him, however. and consequently he had not accepted il. The appointment of Mir. Bstcheller was made after careful con- sideratiop and wss m no sense reflec- tion on Mir. Coon. Secretary Windom said i, vas absurd to say that any assist ant secretary would have control of the treasury appointments That was mat ter entirely in the hands of tho president and himself and was not likely to be rel egated to any other official The secre- tary said that so far as he knew MT. Bstcheller would not be considered as anybody's ''man."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

The Minnesota legislature has passed . resolution asking for a vigorous and firm foreign policy by this government. The preamble to 1t recites: Whereas, The cause oi patriotism IS advanced by the knowledge that the national flag is seen all over the world, tha, the time IS ripe for the commerce ot eastern nations 10 move westward to. and throug h. the United States therefore, this legislature resolves that the general government should adopt vigorous foreign policy ; that the United States should compete for the commence of the world. that money should he appropriated from the treasury for the construction and opera tion of steamship lines from New York to European and South American ports. also from San Francisco and Tacoma to Japan aud Australia that our sea coast forsi6cations should bc strengthened and multiplied that the treaty rights ot the United States should be relieiously pre- served that there Is cause for deep so- licitude in regard to the acts of the Ger man empire in the matter of the late Samoan affairs, inasmuch as the blow of the Germans seems to be aimed at the commerce of the United States and not at the savages of the Samoan islands.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
covgRnoR lGwss woLetEv.

Elsewhere to-day will be found telt- gram announcing new governor for Arizona. Hts name Is Colonel Lewis Wolfley. of Tucson. Colonel Wolfey Is by protess'on as his card appears in Tucson Citizen Surveyor and civil engineer" In his appointment Presi- dent Harrison has adhered strictly to the home rule plank of the platform of hts party as the new appointee has been bona fdc resident of this territory for the past ten years. Outside ot Pima county. where he resides. however. Col onel Wofley IS but little kc.osn. his first appearance tn territorial politics being last summer. when he was prominently mentioned as candidate for delegate to congress before the republican conven- ton.
 While knowing liule of Arizonas's new governor we presume that he is . true blue republican as he has not been boost ed for the position by any of the democrat ic papers ot theterritory as vas noticeably the case of the Phenix candidate. Northern Arizona particularly will be disappointed by the failure of Hon. T. ]. Butler to receive the nomination as he was almos, the unanimous choice of this section as we'll ss . large proportion of residents oi the southern part of the territory. Let us hope that Governor Wolfleys ad- ministration will be sun,ess; that it will be shaped for the best rnteresss of this territory and will reflect credit on the party to which he belongA
 Aside from the personal disappoin,. men,s Of the friends of General Butler, who had hoped fos his appointment the appointment Of Colonel Wolfey gives general satisfaction and the event has been duly celebrated by flying the national colors and will be further cele- brated tonight by the firing ot giant powder.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

The editor Of this paper has to thank C. M. Funston, editor of the Mohave Miner, for the following very compli- mentary notice: "J. (. Martin, editor ol the Arizona JoURNAI-MlNER, desires the appointment of receiver of public moneys at the Prescott land office. Mir. Martin has been publishing republi.- can newspapers for the past twenty years and fighting battles for the party in this territory a great part Of that time. He has not sought appointment to office heretofore. MT. Martin has the ability and integrity to fill the office, his sealty to the republican party lis unques,ioned and he certainly deserves recognition for the work he has done for the republican party in this territory. 1.-the administra- tion desires to recognize the services of the leading republican paper of the ter ritory. the appointment Mr. Martin wishes will be made"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

A recent number ot the Phenix Arixo- nan contains most malignant personal attack on N 0. Murphy. candidate for secretary of this territory. Mir. Mur- phys ability and competency are no, questioned in the article 1t being of a personal nature entirely. If the personal habRs referred to in the Auzonan are a disqualification fm flee in thus [. rritory. Arizona would have long since been without secretary or assistant secre- tary, while there would also have been a vacancy in ether territorial offices now filled by democrats. The mos, adverse critics of the democratic officials have never yet descended to such con. temptible methods as is resorted to by the Arizonan. the personal habits. or moral delinquencies of democratic off cials having never been ventilated.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

The usurpation of power by the dem- ocrats in West Virginia is without pre- cedent in the history of this country. At the last election Gof. republican. was elected governor, as shown by the re- turns The constitution provides that the incumbent of the office shall hold the position until his successor is de- ciared elected. etc. The duty of de- claring who is elected devolves on tho legislature, which has refused to declare Golf elected, thus allowing the present democratic incumbent to usurp the office. The following telegram from Charleston,
 w. Va. gives very good idea of the situation there: The opinion of the court in the gubernatorial contest is Tn no sense surprising to anybody. Both and democrats were antici. pating the decision of the court. An phase which is much com- mented on is that Governor Wilson has the situation fully under his own control at present except so far as he may be bothered by legal proceedings instituted by Carr. By failing to call the iegisla.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
President Harrison's position on |,

President Harrison's position on the the home rule plank Ofhis party platform. is in marked contrast with that of his pre- decessor. On being approached by a Michigan senator to appoint resident of that state to federal position tn one of the territories he replied that he proposed to fill the territorial offices with residents of the territories, and that he would not consider application for these places from any other source. Later in the day, when Senator Plait, who is the chairman of the territories committee and firm supporter of the doctrine of home rule, referred to the matter tn con- versation with the president Mir Hani. son repeated what he had said to Senator Stockbridge. and added: "lt is my pu- pose to stand squarely on the plank in our national platform regarding home rule tn the territories. l do net consider 1t mere empty phrase. but solemn pledge which l am bound to respect and shall do it,"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

A Washington special says The fight against Meredith for public printer is get ting very hot because of his prominence as a leading candidate for the place The California delegation is active in behalf of their man Osborne, and hope ful of success. So sharp is the contest that nearly all the dark horse candidates have been eliminated. The indications now are that out of the following the win ner will be chosed: August Dona,h, Ches- ter. Pennsylvania; Capt. William Mere dIth. Chicago; Captain Holloway, In.- dianapolis; ex-Congressman Nichols, North Carolina, Major A. Z. 6 Davis, Minneapolis. and Osborne, of Los An. 9eles, California
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
q house Built of papev. .

There is paper house in Atlanta.
 No wood, brick, iron or any other ma- tena! Is used about the building. The store IS owned by Mir. August Sincova. and was built by a Frenchman named Smth Spelled of course in a French way, )who IS agent for the paper of which 1t IS constructed. The raftcrs, the wealth erboarding. the roof and the flooring are all made of thick. compressed paper boards. impervinus to water and as dur able as wood. The house cannot catch on fire as easily as . wooden bunding, because the surface of the paper IS smooth and hard. The build. ing IS used as store by Neal Kelly. who says he finds it warm in cool weather and comfortable when the weather is warm.-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

The Philadelphia Times reports that at the age of 6o years Mir. John w. Wat son, author of the poem "Beautifu Snow," has. become brakeman in the service of the Manhattan Elevated Rail- way in New York. The same journal adds that Mir. Watson sold the poem twenty years ago for $ loA New York paper. This is one of the products Of the poetic art whose authorship hes been much disputed. Several claimants have asserted their rights to the dlstinc- tion, but II seems to have settled down upon Mir. Watson. But vas It really a great poem. and has it's author produced anything else of high merit since he sold Beautiful Snow for $s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

ture together Wilson will remain at the helm indefinitely, or until action of the new legislature, and is thus enabled thor oughly to protect the claims of Judge Fleming agalnst General Golf In other words, it Gof has case. Wilson by re- fusing to call the legislature can keep him out for TWO years to come unless federal authorities interfere.