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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
Glordano Bruno Ma uro,

Giordano Bruno Ma uroczys.
tosc ods}onieoia W Rzymie pomni.
ka ola smia}ego mysliciela Who's
kiego, spalonego ma %stosie, 20 1.-Two.
wa wys}ali telegramy: grono MILO
dziezy unlwersyteckiej, sluchacze
politechniki, m4odziez dublanska
robotnicy lwowscy i redakcja Ku-
r3ero Ioowskieqo. Przeciwko pomni-
kowl Leon XIII PROFESSIONAL ma
konsystorzu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
IOWarzust1uo imienia Stasz,l

1owarzystwo imienia Stasz,ca
rozwlja sic i rozwija POLYTECHNIC
d%zia}alnos6 swoj2. Przystapill do
niego ma emigracji, jake cz}onko-
VIE wspierajacy: Stanlsfaw Art
wihski prof. W Paryzu, dr.. Henryk
G%ierszyhski w Ouarville (Eure-et.
Loire), M. Hertel w Rueil (Seine-
et-Oise), Alexander Dewodzki W
Konstantynopolu, Edmond Koia-
}owicz W Paryzu, Eugienjusz Ko-
rytko W Paryzu, Adam Micha}ows.
k1 W konstantynopolu, Walery
Tomczyhski W Paryzu A. Theis-
sen J. Helinski, j. Pentlewski,
A. Aronson, j. Tolkemit, NJ. E.
kert W Londynie.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARuSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

fornala Tomczaka, ukfute przez
muche, umar}y pc ]ednodniowej
chorobie. Wykaza}o sig, re Tom
czakowl pad}a krowa Ma ~zapalenie
sledziony i mucha z padlizny tel
TRUCKING przenlosla ma ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
WIESCl
z Polskiej Ojczyzny,
SZlask.
(Dokonczenie. }

po}udnia wypogedzi}o sic niebo i
pogeda ~sprzyja}a nam az do kon-
ca. Prey muzyce dzielnsj kapeli p.
Klatta z Bytomia w~yruszy} poch6d
z lokalu posiedzeh do kosoio}a
sw. Jadwlgi ma nieszpor, ztad pc
otrzymaniu bfogos1awiehstwa do
ogrodu cssarsklego, gdzie PREY kon-
oercie, splewie, zabawaeh i kufel-
ku plwa, bawiono weso}o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

- Slo"le! DOsye, &c Zamle-
nil on igfe ma pioro i odtad
JUL spiewaf tylko:
o. milej no $aoiscie bye Meratg
IoSenit sig bogato!"
Go wlecel p. Chrosto mski
zaniechaf wszelkiej piracy,
twierdzac, ze takowa wpfywa
u)emrle ma wyobraznie, "a
przestaf czytanis, by ME stra-
ole ma oryginalnesci, a pozos-
tas samym SODA i t. d.
Uwazalismy "a rzecz ko.
nieczna poda& tn krotks cha
rakterystyke zycis i rozweiu
Amerykansklego Sienkiewicza.
Poniewa3 pragniemy wzbudzis
ola jsgo osohy, u szanownych
czytelnikow Wa,7sa wsp6f.
ezucie. lub przynajmniej litoss,
]ako ola efary nleszczesnej-
stesunk6w i etoczenia. W Eu-
ropls, P. Chrestewski z pew
nescia ME szukaiby slawy IL
terackiej, zlsszta ME miatby
nawst sposobnosei pc temu.
w Amsryce, ekrzyknefa 40
jedna l druga gazsta mako
mitym, col zaten dziwnego,
De eks'krawea, czfowieka STA.
byeh nerwow i .nafeJ nauki,
opanowaf t. wv. blk wielkos-
CT? Same przcz sic rozumis sic,
re 0 lie mo2emy byd pebla1.
liwi ola p. Chrostowskiego, o
lyle znowu powinnojcia nasza
Jest, wypowied siec @ jego ut
worach sad sprawiedliwy, lscz
szczery. Przeroznyeh zapozna-
nych genjnszow i tworcow, po.
ronionych pfod6w many az
nadto. Gas, aAsby nastapifa
JUL reakcya przeciwko tym e.
unuchem piora, oni bowiem
ponl4ala literature i psuja smak
publicznosci, czyaiac ia ME-
zdolna do zachwyeania sic
tenn, CO pismlennictwe pelskie
rzeezywiscie pieknego i wznios.
lego pesiada.
No, a teraz przystepmy ma
reszsie do utworow o. Chros-
t"wsklego. Pierwszym z Mich,
jak spedziewaG sic mo2ne
byfo to-. vGrech z Kapusta."
Osmiesza W MIN auter pre-
sady i giupote polsko-amery-
kanskiego spoteczehstwo. Re-
bi to wszakze tax niezgrabnie,
ze jege ,,Groch z kapusta"
przypomina raczej nikczemny
paszSwil, nil satyre. Widoez-
nie brak wyksztalcenia ME
dozwollf y. Chrostowskiemu
skorzystae odpowisdnio z bo-
gatego materyalu, jaki oez
watpienia dostarczai4 obfcie
stosunki codzienne naszyeh ro-
dakow. z tem wszystkiem,
checia2 vGroch z kapusta"
ME grzeszy szeroklm polotem
mysli, zaliczamy go do lep-
szych, jezeli ME najlspszyeh
stosunkowo, utworow D. Chro-
stowskiego. Znalezt W MIN
mo2na, przyna]mn1ej cekol-
wick dowcipu. Opr6cz tege,
swladczy on bardzo pochleb-
ME . zmysle spostrzegawczym
autora. Ubolewae tylko male
~, Re p. Chrestowski uxon-
czyl zaledwie 4 klasy gimna-
zjalne. Gdyby on posiadaf CO.
kolwlek wiecej wledzy i nau-
kl' to z pewnosoiq zdoby4by
sic ma utwor zdrowy i poly
teczny; PREY najmnle] tax VINO
SIC wolno pierwszej probki
]ego piora, ktora, badz co badz,
Jest napisana ME bez talentu.
0 drugiej, t. j. 0 powiesei
Wa7at, rozpisywa6 sic tutai
bytoby rzecza zbyteczna, gdyz
utwer ten zasfugu]e ma miane
ptodu poronionego, W pefnem
s1owa tego znaczeniu: Ba2ba-
rzynskl jezyk, styl chropowa.
fV lHiNtVp7ro fnrJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

Emeryture z powodu %podesa}ego
wlsku wzieli n%auczyciels PIP. Ogro-
dowski W Golinle, Nowak W Po-
diedziskach i Bielawski " Koszu-
tach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
Jak pfaci ~pszenica?

Jak pfaci pszenica?
W ST.. LOUIS "A, " NIL
waukee rs CHlCAG 764,
NEW YORK "a.
" a take
iuS 10 DULUTH ptocq dalej
20 dolarze "a buszel, ale tylko 20
majlepszq (Nr. I hard), jaka ro$-
ME mad rzekq Red Riyer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
.Prusy Polskie.

5 Folwark TO Plywaczevie, ktory
Gie}zinski kupi} pc Pomierskim,
przesz}o $50 hektarow, wystawia-
ja PIP. adwokoci Hulewicz i Fell.
chenfeld W Teruniu ma sprzedaz Z
wolnej rski. U Mich sic dowiedziet
o warunkaoh i tam czyni6 pada.
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

" Skrzypnae W Poznahskiem
zgerza}y W platek diva gospodar-
silva w1osciahskie wraz re
sprzqtnietem zytem. Domowizna
rowniez z~gorzaia ebu gospodarzom
Tomalakowi i Walsdowskiem u
Ogieh powsta} przez to, zc chlopiec
palace SIGMA komlnie sfome wy.
rzuci4 ma kupe galezi pred do
mem.
" Usciu W Poznahskiem wy
rzadzi}a ostatnla burza wielkie
szkody. w Jablenowie pod Vi
sciem zabi} piorun 14-letnia owcza-
rz6wns, a W pobliskiem Weglewie
spall1 stodo}e.
Adwokot p. Paniehski, jak
sfyszymy, przenosi sic z Krotoszy.
ma do Poznania, gdzie ma zawia-
za6 spoke z p. adwokatem dr..
Dziembowskim.
Nowy %proboszcz ~ Ko$cianae. -
x. mansyonarz B aczkow k i
otrzyma} prezente ma probostwo
k%osciahskie. Gaia parafa ma s4usz-
ny powed do wielkiej radosci, re
jej duszpasterzem zosta4 ten kap}an,
ktory przez wiele lat nisnormal-
nych, smutnych razem z parafa.
mani znosi1 rozmalte przykroscl i
navel wiezienie. Otrzymaf zatem
nagrode "a swa sta}osd i gorliwe
wypefnianie obowiazkow kap}ana.
Pc 13 latach odby} sic W kos
ciele Farnym pierwszy odpust, ma
kt6ry liozne t}umy wiernyeh po-
dazyiy z ca}ej okolicy.
Latciaach lena gospodarza
Wilczyhskiego i 6 latina cdrka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

D nopym Mozie mawdziwis
balbarzyhsklm rzadu rosyiskiego
telegrafujq z Warszawy ao DAM.
ztg." co n%astepuJe: Dyrekcya ko-
lei zelaznei nadwisluhskloi otrzyma-
ia rozkaz wydalenia wszystkich IL
rzednlk6w rel'gii katolicklej i tych,
ktorzy maya sony katoliczki. Jest
to nowy dowod uzyczliwosci" Mos.
kali ku nam.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
w. Ks.

5 FoIauark Kossakowo W powie-
Gle mogilnlckim, mdrg 300, kupii
cd p. Mittelstaedta p. Lorkiewicz
"a 80 900 NIX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

" WqbrzeSnie zostai krolem
kurkowym p. zegarmlstrz Jordan,
rycerzami PIP. sekretarz sadewy
Lemahskl i eberzysta Klempahn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
w.
Ziemie POlskie pod "a.
bOrem m~0Skiewskim.

w WiAnie zmarf przed 8 laty
kupiec Haskell Perelman, zabezpie-
ezony W towarzystwie Russia M
20 900 rs, kt6re wdowle po MIN
wyptacono, a tn pochowawszy me-
Ia bardzo okazale, wyprowadzifa
sic do Ameryki. w Pihsku byf
kupiec A. Herzberg, cziovisk bo-
gaty, handlujacy abozem. Gdy te.
raz zbankrutowa}, ~pokazafo sic Re
bankrut Herzberg to poprawdzie
nieboszczyk Perelman z wilma.
Pred 8 laty umarf w Whine ia
kis Herzberg, biedny nieznany zy-
dek, bardzo Perelmanowi podobny.
Perelman zapfaCif rodzinie zmar}e-
60, san sic usunaf, u iona jego
poohowafa kuplonego trupa "a
Parelmana i dostafa W ten spos6b
zabezp'eczena sumo 30 900 RS. o.
Decnle w.vdafa sic sprawka przez
to, 70 przez b~ankruetwo mla1 stra.
Gle pswien zyd 3. 200 rs, kt6ry 0
fglu tym wiedziaf. Ten denuncy-
owaf. Bankruta uw1eziono, ale czy
towarzystwo wycisnie z niego jesz-
cze swoje pinadze, to rzeez lnha a
nlopewna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

Kosci6t W Sierakowicach ma
Kaszubach odnowi0no teraz We
wnatrz. Poz}otnicze roboty wyko-
mai p. Gdaniec z Skarszew.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

NAo1AlHShA hupl1 pO IOmleTSkllu,
przesz}o $50 hektarow, wystawia-
ja PIP. adwokoci Hulewicz i Fell
chenfeld W Teruniu ma sprzedaz z
wolnej rski. U Mich sic dowiedzieG
o warunkaoh i tam czynic pada-
MIA.
5 Pomnak W Toruniu ola pole
g}ych zo}nierzy juz naprawione.
Mozaiks, ktora juz dwe razy wy
padla, w%prawiono znowu. Pred
stawia hsrbY Torunia, Prus Zacho-
dnioh. Krolsstwa P~ruskisgo i Mic
mice. Jak d}uge sig to utrzyma?
Spofka poSyczkowa W Gniewie-
zamienia sic W spoke akcyjna
komandytowa. Caly kaplta} zak}a-
dowy juz podpisany. CeIem ukon-
stytuowania SIG sp6iki zwoluje oso-
bissie odpewledzialnych czienek
pan Raymund Lemke akoyonaryu-
Stow ma l q n~astepnie ma IL sier-
pnia RIB. ma walne zebrania. War
to zanotowa6 tutaj, ze sp6tka 20.
zyczkcwa gnlewska przez caly czas
swsgo istnlenia wlasnie temu "a
nu Lemke zawdziecza swo] wielki
rozwoj i wzorowe prowadzenie.
Frzypomniec nalezy, re sp6}ka "a
}ozona by}a czasu swego przez to-
warzystwo r6lnicze Piaselskie. Kon-
czy sig wlasnie teraz Is lat cd
zafozenia towarzystwa Piaseozen-
sklego, kt6re obudzllo stan Who's
clahski / stafo sic bodzcem oraz
wzorem ola K6lek w1oscianskich
u mas, W Poznanskiem i Galicyi.
hierownikiem i wsp6izafozycielem
towarzystwa Piassczehskiego by}
pan Julian Kraziewiez z Tymawy,
tosd p. Lemke, ktery teraz ma cze-
le gniewskiego banku po~zyczkowe-
80 stoil. Pan Kraziewicz oddawa}
sic sprawie towarzy silva bardzo
goraco i u%mlejetnie, a praca jego
ME pozosta1a bez owocow, pray
wisd}szy r6lnik6w wloseianskioh
do swiadomesci swego zadania i
szukania W sobie i W umiejetnei
piracy %dobrobytu i postepu. A chod
prawda gromadzi}o sig okoIo p.
Krazlewioza sill wiecej, kt6re mu
stawafy do pomocy i rady, W czem
moze jego inteligencya ME wystar-
cza}a, ez}owiek ten przys}uzyl sic
znakomieie spo}eczenctwu. Me
odwdzleczy}y mu sic 20 to losy i
W trudne ma stare lata wepchly
60 po~}ezenie. Mech mu ia wdzie-
czna wzmianka bedzle pooiecha.
Gesellige DO juz pisze, re Plasecz-
no by}o gniazdem agitaoyi pol
skiej. TAX! ale przsciw biedzie /
eiemnocie, a wiec przeciw takim,
kteczy oswiaty i dobrobytu polskie-
mu ludowi ME zycza. (Przwaciel).
L Radzyna donesza nam, re
dnia 10 bm. wieczerem podczas
ulewnego deszczu i grzmotow ude-
rzy4 piorun W kosciof i to w szozyt
ponad ch6rem i zapali} go. Ma
edk}os sygnarka i wszystkich dzwo-
now zbiegli SIG przerazeni ludzie,
jedni, by wyniesd z koscio}a CO
kosztowniejszego, drudzy w celu
gaszenia pozaru. KS. proboszez
przeniosf ma pletanie puszke z
Przenajswietszym Sakramentem.
Straz ognlowa tax raczo i zrecznie
do piracy sic zabra4a, re, Bogu
dzieki, pc pofgodzinnej piracy ogien
zgaszono, rrzepali}a sic tylko jedna
belka; organy drasniete cd CORY
do do}u piorunem, ktory potem
przebif sig przez Choir ma dol do
koscio}a, uderzy1 we drzwi, wyry-
wajac z mich CRUDE IVORY. Gdyby
sig to W nocy by1o wydarzy}o, ME
bytoby meze ratunku. Me moze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

" Sremie umari Jan Nepo-
mucen DUNN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

5 Pomnk W Toruniu ola pole
g}ych zo}nierzy ju1 naprawione.
Mozaiks, ktora JUL dwe razy wy
pad}a, wprawiono znowu. Pred
stawia hsrbY Torunia, Prus Zacho-
dnioh. Kr6lsstwa Pruskisgo i Mic
mice. Jak d}uge sig to utrzyma?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

wleprzowlna u farmer. l.
Wo}owina, funt farmsrow...... ;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

ZAPIsUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-29
Harrison and Malone.

To the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
Dear Sir-In the issue of your paper Of
the 26th inst, under the Associated Press
dispatches, you have an article headed
"Mahone Confident"
Now, Mr.. Editor. as Virginian and e
democrat 1 want to ask you what right
President Harrison has to back up General
Malone for Governor on the republican
ticket, when large majority of republicans
are 30 bitterly opposed 10 him? Also what
right has President Harrison to use bis
power to place the people of Virginia in the
hands of the most contemplate man in Fir-
GINA, General Malone. A man when in
the Senate of the United States, who refused
to vote more than once for the good of the
Commonwealth, simply because democrat
would have the handling of the money.
What right has the President to place race
over the white men of the South, who to
quote from Rev. DR.. Shepherd, of California,
before the Episcopal convention says, that
no New Englander could understand the
character of the negro. Religion with the
negro was scarcely separate from sorcery,"
he knew of negroes practising voodooism
shortly after singing the Gregorian chant.
81 am northern man all through and cay
there's no use trying to elevate the negro
until he is ready for It."
Twenty. Eve years ago the war was con-
oluded. A new generation has grown up
and are going to vote for the fret time on
November 9th. Let all such young men
stand up for the old Commonwealth and vote
against Gen. Malone. feel confident that
fully two thirds that vote for him are bought
Mr.. Editor, that's pretty hard assertion to
make, but common fense teaches everyone
that one who votes for man who Is an en-
envy and traitor to his State, must be
bought, or worse.
From newspaper reports President Harri.
SON keeps the Sabbath day holy, and wont
have any business transacted on that day,
but am afraid he is as Rev. DR.. Shepherd
says of the niger after singing the Gregor'
Ian chant livery fond of playlug-voudoo.
ISM" Is it possible that in view of Mr.. Har.
rison having such large family of grand
children to pension, that he intends to make
hay while the sun shines by taking in any
ones dirty clothes to wash, regardless OF
color, as long as he is paid enough for SO
doing? j. A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-29
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Josephus Trader has been appointed a o.
s. gauger for the Second Virginia district.
Mr.. Edmund T. Thornton died at bis
residence, "Hunter's HILL" in Caroline
county, last Saturday morning, in the sOth
year of his age.
1t is rumored that Mr.. George E. Ward
who SO mysteriously disappeared from Fred.
ericksburg some time since, has been heard
from in Savannah, Ga.
Ruby Adams, one CT the two young girls
taken from house of i'll repute in Balti.
more over week ago, was yesterday sent
to her mother ut Winchester.
Joseph P. Dunn, deputy clerk of the Court
of Hastings of the city of Portsmouth, com
mitted suicide last right by shooting him
self through the head with pistol at the
residence of his father. He had been drink.
ing hard of late.
Upon receipt of information in Richmond
Yesterday that Mercie could not furnish the
bronze horse and rider for the Lee monu.
ment until the latter part OF January, the
Lee monument board postponed the IN
yelling until May, 1890.
Officers of First Virginia Regiment met in
Richmond last night and elected Capt. d.
C. Jones, of Company B, colonel OF the regi'
ment, vice M. L. Spottswood, resigned. A.
T.. Phillips was promoted from major to
lieutenant colonel, and Adjutant ]. b. Der
byshire was promoted to major.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-29
Another Eipht

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, OoJ. 29.-Another bat
tie between Rahe Burrows, the rain robber,
and the sheriff. pose was fought yesterday
morning near the &C - Of .ae battle of Fri
day. james Deano, OF toe sherff's posse.
was instantly killed at the first fire.. Bur.
rows and bis 'ompanlons again escaped
without scratch. Pney rs'ued to the
Z ountain retreats agd seam 10 he making u o
IF IT to get away from that section. The
posse, after the fghi Yesterday, returned to
wait for sainfoscemenis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-29
An Ok and Mare Fight.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 90 G. ". Hammond,
OF CoWan station, yesterday turned fine
FLOODED mare, valued st $500, and a large
OK into the same Enclosure. The two ami.
mails bad bsen together several times before.
but as coon as they entered the lot Yesterday
they rushed at each other. Two or three
farm hands were present and attempted to
separate them, BAT narrowly escaped serious
injury and failed In the endeavor. TIE
mare kicked the OK in the side with both
fest, nearly stunning him, but the latter re.
covered AMI Cared tbs mare two or three
times. Both fought with the greatest fury.
The mare b,th kicked and bit, tearing
chunks of hssh from the OK with her sharp
teeth, while che sas rake1 again and aeain
by the ox's sharp horns Both we're cover.
co with blood bus continued the battle az
&c psrstely as ever, despite all the efforts
of thu men To separate them. At last the
OK unged hi hcyn a,nos: entirely through
;he thick par of the mares neck. The
b,ow was fatal, bat IS the mare staggered
her weight broke me ox's horn short Off
and she fell aud died WITH it in her body.
Toe OK was SO bad y kicked aad bitten thst
he died in the afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-29
Shooting Afray.

Ed. C.Blunt, the aon of Mr.. Il. U. Biunt,o'
Washington, waa shot and very seriously
wounded yesterday evening by a man
named George ManiE. ct Shooemaker's So
loon. Three shots were fired, two of which
struck Blunt-one 10 the abdomen and one
in the groin Mauz was in the saloon and
had been drinking when young Blunt and
Wash Major. q livery stable owner, entered
the place. Mautz began questioning Blunt
about money be had loaned him some time
ago, when the quarrel eusued. at last Nal
lor and Blunt started for the door, Blunt re
marking: "Don't follow us, Manlz,, or you'll
get in trouble"
This angered Msntz, who at once replied :
"I'll follow you where l damned please, "
and started out into the front part OF the So.
loon, where the two had retreated. Blunt
drew out pocket knife, and opening it In
formed Man.z if attacked be would use the
knife MsDtz then drew revolver and
fred the three shots, two of which TOOK effect.
Blunt, after momentary hesitation, ran
behind pile of wine cases, and while sew
erel men seized Manz he made his way to
the street. On reaching the street be turn
ed and ran up the steps leading to the sec
ond floor of the Shoemaker building, and
enteriue room sank grooming and bleeding
upon the floor. Blunt exhibited degree
of calmneas which was surprising con-
sderipg the circumstances, until bis
father arrived, when he broke down and
went bitterly When he recovered his self,
possession he said kiss me, father" and
the gray haired parent kneeled and pressed
his lips against the face of his son. Blunt
wss soon quite, and regaining his self-con,
troll, he exclaimed: "If a gentleman had
shot and killed me- would not care, but to
be killed in this manner by such man
makes me Wild" By this time the am6u.
lance had arrived. and Blunt was removed
to his fathers house. Mantz went to the
station house and surrendered himself. MIR.
Blunt is well. known in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-29
STATE POLITICAL NOTES.


The democrats of the Southside will give
number Of barbecues to the colored voters
this week.
Several of the democratic registrars OF
Petersburg have been summoned to answer
for refusing to register number OF repuoli'
cans.
The Nations leaders of Shenandoah are
jubilant over lhs receipt of 81, 600 Saturday,
and are offering to bet heavily on that
county. with prompt takers.
One of Gen. Mahone's local managers in
Richmond admitted last night that the
democrats would carry the State anywhere
by from 10000 to 10000 majority.
The Old Dominion republican league OF
Washington declares it will continue its
work of political propagation in Virgiuis
by soliciting subscriptions despite the
threats of Civil Service Commissioner
Thompson to bring it to punishment.
Quite breeze was created among the
democrats of Shenandoah county yesterday
By the discovery that an agent wac going
through the county soliciting Torkmen for
railroad in southwes Virginia and offer
ing to pay their fare if they would 60 this
week
The three democratic judges of election
from Charlotte county, charged WITH ain
deIing and obstructing federal supervisor
of elections last year, were held in bail for
the United States District Court by United
States Commissioner Tinsley at LyDchbr-g,
last night.
The reply of ex Minister John NJ. Lang
ston to the brief of Edward G. Vensble in
the contested election case hes been pre-
pared by Mr.. John Lyon, counsel for Lang
ston. Mr.. Lyon will argue the case before
the House committee on elections some
time next winter.
& dispatch from Richmond says: Ger.
Malone is both troubled and angry about
the large whitc gains On the registration
books and at TIE loss Of thousands of ne
groes. He intends 70 institute legal pro.
ceedings to-day to have the disfranchised
negroes restored 10 the lists again.
Gen. William Malone, Assistant Post.
master General Clasksou, ami Col. w. w.
Dudley. were at the Treasury Department
in Washington yesterday in conference with
Secretary Window Il is said that this
qusrtette was on trail for political funds 20
help the cause of Mahops in Virginia.
What success they met with is not knowo.
General Malone held conference with
sOuiS VI LIS iIieuuS III INSuuiVuo !h7" might
After eDquiring about the chances Of the
Legislative ticket he said my God, /
would rather have the Legislature than be
Governor" a special from Richmond to
the New York Herald says: "Mahone ia
| troubled and angry about the large white
gains on the registration books and at the
loss of thousands of negroes"
A special from Washington to the New York
: q
good position to hedge in case he is beaten. BE
is already claiming that whole lists of registered
republican voters in Richmond, CHARLOTTESVILLE
and other parts of the State are being thrown on,
| by the democrats on technical grounds. The
| truth is that General Malone is not talking sc
hopefully of carrying Virginia as he was ten day:
| ago. It is noticeable also that mis- republican
| friends who were willing to wager largo sums or
his success last week are becoming less aggressive
| and insist upon larger Odds"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-29
Alexandria County Finances.

To the editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
The spirit of unfnirness evinced by certain
parties in Alexandria county respecting
county warrants, suggests that all who may
beinterested convince themselves By per.
sonal inspection of the record in the clerks
Office that for the past three years and q
half the expenditures have never been in
excess of the levy ; on the contrary, much
less and the surplus thus created has been
applied to the payment Of the debt existing
prior to the yesr 1856 At this time, the
county being out of debt. her warrants
should command at the hands of ell dealers
acceptance as cash tender for purchases of
sill kinds, for those who discount this paper
wait but short while for the payment
thereof by the County Treasurer. Figures
show facts, and If the levy for roads and
general expenses for 1889 is SIS .S36.66, and
the expenditures not In excess of those Of
1855; viz, S7.6O5.50 (which the fiscal
report soon 10 be published will verify one
can draw the line for himself and give to
the Boards of Supervisors who inaugurated
and have maintained this economic county
government the credit justly due them for
their care and honesty respecting the coun-
ty funds.
Illustrative of the above: at the last
meeting of the Board CT Supervisors, when
a county warrant was refused in payment
of $500 on contract; the chairman, Mr..
Frank Hume remarked, Let's end this dis.
cussion. If Alexandria county does not pay
this warrant by the 18Th of December next,
7 will" That settled it, and the warrant
was taken. Truth never falsifes anything,
the facts and figures sre against the growl.
ers, they simply grcwl because it is their
nature to do go. COUNTY.