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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-08
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-08
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A IRAlss6on and after May Y, lssQ,-Ex.
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. isSturisy
excepted. Sunday only, Saturday only
Eastern Standard time
, 1889-05-24
A GRAND WIND-UP.
Fourth Night and Close of the
Catholic Fair.
There Was the Heaviest Attendance
of the Entire Season.
The Holy Child Building Fund
Will Get $1,000.

The grand Catholic Fair for the benefit
of the building fund of the Sisters of the
Holy Child ended in a blaze OF glory last
night. The session was the most success
full and enjoyable OF any of the season of
four nights. The fun was fast and furi-
GUS from the opening until the receipts
were counted.
The candy and ~boutoRniere booths were
bought out early in the evening and inter
est conferred at the fancy booth, where
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Murrin. Miss Burke
and Miss Belle Dwycr did a rushing bust
ness in the disposal of tickets on the ar
ticles displayed.
The number of raflcs last evening was
greater than on any previous night and
the solicitors more persistent and winning.
A fine gold watch offered to the young
lady collecting the largest sun of mo.iey
in the hall was captured by Miss Kate
Nugent, who gathered in $64. IS. Miss
Nettie Ohnstein had 1859 and Miss
Laura Warlauuont Sill.
These were the rattle winnings last
night:
Fan, Mike Corcoran.
Album, Mamie Weybrecht.
Plush album, r. ii. Banner, No. 400,
a Chicago gentleman.
Cushion, Mrs. p. Murray Of Evanston.
Point lace necklace, Mrs Botsiord of
Rawlins.
Rocking chair, Frank Bon.
Dust broom holder. Katie McHugh.
Mater dolorosa, Frank Murray,
The fair netted the building fund about
$1,000.
, 1889-05-24
Free Dancingl
Free Musicl
Free Lunchl


On Monday. May Goth, the Union Pa
ciiic, The Overland Route" will open
its new Sioux City route, and will run
daily thereafter Except Sunday) a through
train between Lincoln and Sioux City via
David City, Columbus and Norfolk, leav-
ing lincoln 2:45 p. m, David City $3.50
D. m, Columbus $40 p. NJ, Norfolk TAO
p. m. arriving at Sioux City 1880 p. m.
Returning will leave Sioux City 700 a.
m., Norfolk $50 a. M, Columbus l1:25
a. M, David City 1918 p. M, arriving
at Lincoln l:5O p. M. Will also run a
local train between Columbus and Sioux
City, leaving Columbus G:29 a. M, arriv.
ing at Sioux City 300 p. N. Returning,
leave Sioux City at 1000 a. M, and ar
rive at Columbus at $40 p. m.
That the Union Pacific desires to give
its patrons the best service to be found
west of the Missouri river is clearly dem.
onstrated by the new moves made in this
direction during the past few weeks.
For information in regard toithis train
inquire of the nearest ticket agent.
IL. i. LoMAx,
General Passenger Agent,
Omal a.
, 1889-05-24

Thomas Middleton. superintendent of
the Union Paciic's Colorado and Wye
ming coal mines, has Just returned from a
trip to the West. He accompanied Vice
President Holcomb, General Manager
Kimball, Director Willard. d. o. Clark
and other Union Pacific men on an in
spection of company coal mines at Dana,
Carbon, Hanna and Rock Springs, The
visitors were driven to the Hanna mine,
on the Carbon cutoff, and shown a splen.
did coal prospect. At Dana one mine is
being opened up on a large scale. The
inspectors spent six hours at Rock Springs
and all were delighted with the condition
of the coal mines there. Almy will be
visited upon their return from Portland in
about ten days.
, 1889-05-24
TIE

Every one of the nine members of the
board of trade shop corner stone commit
tee attended a meeting at j. X. Jeffrey's
Office yesterday. A subcommittee inclu-
ding T. A. Kent, +. E. Addoms and Jno.
f. Carroll was instructed to confer with
Contractor Sharp on the subject under
discussion. They will meet Mr.. Pullman,
his representative, this morning.
1t is now proposed to lay the corner
stone on the morning of the 10th of July.
This will be the last day OF the fremen' s
tournament and it is thought the date
will be acceptable to all and that Its selec-
ton will result in making July 10, 1889. a
memorable day in the history of Chey-
enne.
, 1889-05-24
Mail Car

Three mail route clerks in the Ne
braska and Wyoming division have Just
been promoted to fourth places. They
are f. G.. Hansen, on the Pacific juno
ton and McCook run; r. Lafoutaine and
j. b. Shurtliff, on the Omaha and Ogden
run Hansen succeeds Paul Campbell,
Lafontaine takes the place made vacant
by the retirement OF d. j.. Chestnut
wood, and Skurtllff goes into M. III.
S~ydenham's old place. Campbell and
Sydenham resigned and Chestnutwood
was reduced in rank at his own request
to get a certain run that he wanted.
Clerk Frank w. Vaille is to be chief
clerk in the Office of the superintendent of
railway mail service at Cincinnati.
, 1889-05-24
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

The opera bar is closed for the present.
Colorado department S. of V. is in ses-
sion IN Laramie. 70.
Lakeside Park will be reopened by
Charlie Phillips tomorrow night.
For loans on real estate and ranches see
j. d. Gill, l72l Ferguson street.
REYNOLDS post G. A.. r. will complete
Memorial arrangements this evening.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers will ar
pear at the Congregational church, June
One hundred and sixteen cars Of cattle
for Montana were unloaded at Wendover
yesterday.
Two orange specials of twenty-four cars
each, were hauled over the Union Pacific
yesterday.
The man who can't enjoy himself at
the Catholic fair has neither piety, nor
music in his soul.
The McNulty habeas corpus hearing
occurred Yesterday. The decision is re-
served until this morning.
Jas. Jackson has filed for record his
final and receivers receipt for 240 acres of
land in Laramie county.
Judge Carroll yesterday fined Geo.
Drinkwater for drunkenness. There's
nothing in . nam after all.
The w. q. T. u. will meet at Mrs
Days 1856, Eighteenth corner of Fergu-
son street at 3 o'clock p. m. to-day.
The Governor Warren Shetland ponies
ran away yesterday. Little Miss frankie
tell from the phaeton but was not injured.
7. J. Montgomery will have an entry
in the cup race here this fall. His nomina-
ton is reputed to be a speedy animal of
great endurance.
At a meeting of the Pioueer Hook and
Ladder company last evening it was voted
that every member should appear in line
on Decoration Day.
The stone work on the foundation OF
the new Union Pacific machine shops was
finished yesterday. Work on the boiler
room will be commenced at once.
Pete CAN'T, a Union Pacific railway de-
t%ective, is in Jail charged with beating a
woman with a six-shooter. The disturb
ance occurred in one of Margaret Henne's
houses.
Never, says an exchange, were the
Wvoning r,npcs in hotter condition than
now. No spring ever produced fewer
poor cattle or a larger calf crop. Nc
wonder stockmen feel encouraged.
The many friends OF N. +. Stark viii
be pleased to hear that he is able to leave
his room once more. He was driving
about the city yesterday, but even witt
the aid OF crutches can walk but little.
Mr.. stark was injured in u railway acct
dent January l..
, 1889-05-24
o STATEHOOD.
Albany County VIII Fall Into Line in
the Movement.

Delegate Carey yesterday received a let
ter from a prominent citizen OF Albany
county, in which the writer asserted posi-
lively that the people of the banner Re
publican bailiwick were heartily and prac.
tically unanimous in the sentiment that
immediate statehood was desirable. The
writer says hat the Albany county COM
missioners will doubtless adopt statehood
resolutions at their next meeting and will
pledge themselves to call an election for
delegates to attend the constitutional con-
vention.
Hon. w. C.-Irvine yesterday wired the
delegate that Converse county was solid
for statehood right away; that there was
no opposition to the onward movement.
Commissioner John Storrie, as reported
Wednesday morning, is for the transfer
nation and is positive that statehood res
o~lutions will be unanimously adopted at
the newt meeting of the board.
T. j. Montgomery, the stage line man,
who is a heavy taxpayer in Converse, is
in town and in favor of statehood. He
says the residents of the county are of the
same mind on the subject and can o n
ceive of no objection to the change from
vassalage to self-government.
OF the ten counties in the territory
these FIVE are ackn~owledgediy in favor of
statehood at once: Laramie, Uinta, Al
bany, Converse, johnson.
, 1889-05-24

ify for the reason that if Shelter had been
convicted the discovery of his evidence
would have been sufficient ground for a
new trial. These letters add fresh inter
est to this remarkable case and are in a
line with one of the first theories ad-
vanced-that Selden was the victim Of a
highlander from the East.
Shelter wa killed at Manviile the night
OF Aug. s, 1887.
, 1889-05-24
MeteorologicaIIy Speaking.

OBSERVERS OFFICE, Cheyenne, May
"a, 1889. The report of rainfall for the
IL hours ending s p. N. yesterday was
as follows: Pueblo and Huron trace,
Montrose rs inch, Chicago .0S, Kansas
City IL, Rawlins 80, Davenport .0!.
Elsewher the weather was clear and
warm. Range of temperature in Chey-
enne from SIC to 760. For to-day, sta
tionary temperature and fair weather.
, 1889-05-24
COMING.
Charlie Phillips Takes Charge of the
Lakeside Park Saloon and Beer
Garden--Grand Opening Sat-
urday Night.

Charlie Phillips has leased the Lake
side Park Saloon and Beer Garden and
will give a grand opening on Saturday
evening, although he is now ready to
receive any who may call. On Saturday
night, however, there will be a grand
time.
Free Dancingl
Free Musicl
Free Lunchl
The floor of the hall is in splendid con-
dition. the best of music has been en-
gagged, and the finest flee lunch ever
served In the city promised. Objection
able characters will positively be refused
admittance. Polite walters and bartend-
ers will be present, and a good time is
guaranteed for all who may attend. Every
one invited. The patronage of all respect
able citizens solicited.
, 1889-05-24

DIR. L. Frank Smith, a bright and en-
ergetic young physician, has just located
here, having secured quarters in rooms
10 and 20. Post block. He is a graduate
of Bellevue Hospital Medical college, New
York City. a student of medicine for five
years and for three summers one of the
physicians at the Bloomsbury, Pa, SAM
tarium. He comes here highly recon-
mended.
, 1889-05-24

Mr.. Peterson. superintendent at the
city park, was jailed yesterday Tor violat-
ing the water ordinance. He was fined
Sl4 by Judge Lee. Alderman Altman,
chairman of the park committee, has en-
gagged counsel on Peterson's behalf and
the city may be sued for false imprison-
ment.
, 1889-05-24

At Wednesday evenings meeting Of
the fire department these committees were
appointed by Chief Warlaumont:
On tournament arrangements-lra l..
Fredendall, A. d. Kelley, NJ. Wasserman,
j. J. Granger and Mr.. Fitzpatrick, ofthe
Sheridans.
On complimentary ball to be given the
night of July 10-Henry Dillman, +. A.
Roedel, John Nolan, Nj. p. Moroney, M.
Draper.
Tournament arrangements are well I'M
der way.
, 1889-05-24
Wyoming Pacific improvement Com
pany. Notice of Annual Meeting,

The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Wyoming Pacific Improvement
company will be held in pursuance of the
requirements Of the bylaws of said COM
pany at the Inter Ocean hotel, Cheyenne,
Wyoming Territory, on the second
Wednesday in June, 9th prox.). at 1O
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, for
the election Of officers. of said company
for the ensuing year, and for the transac-
ton of such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
Dated, Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory,
May "a, 1889.
AMOS T. FRENCH.
Secretary of w. p. |. Co.
, 1889-05-24

A clear pearly and transparent skin is
always q sign of pure blood, and all per
sons troubled with dark, greasy, yellow or
blotched skin can rest assured that their
blood is out of order. A few doses of
Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
will remove the cause and the skin will
become clear and transparent. 1t is fully
warranted. Sold by W. N. Hunt, drug
, 1889-05-24
ALL SETTLED.
Judge Bergman Delivers the City
T~reasurer's Records to
His Successor.

The agony about the city treasurership
iangle is all wei and Mr.. Kelley and
Judge Bergman enemies are very happy.
The transfer was made yesterday after
noon, when Treasurer Kelley's cross
matched team OF Spanish mules hauled
the records from Treasurer Bergman's Of
flee in the court house to the new official
place of business on Ferguson street.
Yesterday morning Mayor RIner sent this
communication TO Mr.. Kelley:
May %.
A. ID. Kelley, City Treasurer. dear
Sir: herewith enclose you a schedule
of the city property, consisting of books,
vouchers. cash balances, etc. o in the
hands of Isaac Bergman, retiring city
treasurer, and you are hereby authorized
to receipt for the same. Respectfully
yours, q. w. RINER, Mayor.
The list was presented to Judge Berg
man by Mr.. Kelley and they checked
up the warrants. etc. Then the Judge
delivered the records and received a re-
ceipt from his successor.
When Judge Bergman became city
treasurer fifteen years ago, he received
from his predecessor. Walter Hurlbut,
two small books. Yesterday he delivered
to Mr.. Kelley a stack of books and papers
which nearly filled a delivery wagon.
1t is noticed. hat in the mayors note
Mr.. Bergman is called the retiring city
treasurer" Heretofore it had been late
CITY treasurer"
, 1889-05-24

Complaint has often been made that
meals on dining ears are expensive. On
the Union Pacific and Northwestern solid
train from Denver to Chicago passengers
are furnished the best the market affords
for rs cents.
, 1889-05-24

The new dining cars on the Union
Pacific and Northwestern solid trains from
Denver to Chicago, with meals at 75cents,
render that already unsurpassed service
simply perfect.
, 1889-05-24

Tae largest stock OF fine brandies, old
WHISTLES, choice ttqueurs and superfne
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets. :.
, 1889-05-24

DOR SALE-Two stations and four
Il teen head OF mules at Great Western
stables.
, 1889-05-24

A lot of Colorado raised Ben Davis
apples at II. 5. Johnston 4 Bro.
, 1889-05-24

For SALE-One Holstien COW; also one
cow. fresh ten days, at f. Clarke's 5l7
West Sixteenth street.
, 1889-05-24

Flowers-Mrs. Glafcke, 10th and Warren.
, 1889-05-24

historical Dept; cheyenne, Hyo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-23

Minneapolis, Is Maja 1889 r.
W Mr.. 20 Gazety Pozskaej
spetyxam sic znowu z listen
wiel. ks. Majera, z ktorego raz
jeden wiecej czerp;e aauke,
lie nawet zupelnle uczciwie
myslacy czfowiek, ME mole
sobie rosciG prawo do nieomyl-
aosci. KS. Majer ieszcze raz
powtarza niczem Lleuzasadnlo-
ny zarzut, ze W p~ogadance
moje] W Mr.. II Waarusa wy
razifem sic We listy Majera
pisane na Genera dostaly sic
do zak Jego etc., a ia jeszcze
raz odrieram ten 7a:zut po-
wtornie oswiadczam, re nae po-
dobneqo ME maplsa1em. Otoz
W celu wykazania, jak niesfr-
sznym i tylko ma domysiach
opartym jest ten zarzut, po-
zwole sobie przytoczy6 dosfo-
wnie ustepy q moiei odnosnej
pogadankl. W Mr.. II Wsaru-
sa, W kolumnlc 2 ma 4 str.
pisaiem: ~,,Jerzmanowskl PREY
sfaf ks. D. wszystkie osebiste
listy Cenzora i ks. Majera 2
~poprzednich lat, by ma zasadzie
tych listow mogt przeciwni
kow pohic i wybor jego pre-
prowadzi6."
W dalszym zas ciagu pisa
lem: ,,Tymczasem zas z list6w
powyaej w~spomnaanych staraf ste
zrobiG taxi uzytek, lie listy
Cenzora dostafy sic W rece
KS. Malerowi, a listy ks. Ma
:jera Cenzorowi, z zamiarem
zmienlenia tych dwcch PREY
,jaciof we wrog6w".
Poniewaz W rzeczonej poga-
dance mic wiecej o tych Ii
stach ME pisafem, vice dzi
VIVA doprawdy rzeoz, gdzie ks.
Maier wyczytaf o listach Ma
jera pisanych ma Cenzora" lub
odwrotnie? Wyraznie pisalem
Ii tylko o listach pisanych do
Jerzm. 2 popr2edn;ch lat. By
lem zatem talk szczerym W cd
powiedzi ks. Majerowi, jaK
szczerym byfem W samej po-
gadance.
W dalszym ciqgu swego Ii,
stu ks. Majer przyznaje sic
otwarcie, ze zarzut swoj o.
part ma domystach, gdy2 wy
razpie powiada: "A wiec tie
60 rodzaju musiaty bye owe
listy, jezeli pan p'szesz, ze o.
ne mogfy nieporoz,,mienle i
rozdwojenle sprawis." W tym
punkcie myli sic bardzo ksN!,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-23
DIVA przysfowki: zo,osze, M

gdy.
Jsden spo]nik: lecz
Jeden wykrzyknik: day!
lmieslowy opuszczaja sic.
Przypadkowanie niepotrzebne.
Odmiany glupstwo.
Wszyscy wspofpracownicY
Zgody obowiazani scisle prze-
strzegac przepisy naszej gra-
matyki. pod kara utraty ma-
szej 'daski."
A co? czy nleladnle?
W celu o~statecznego zafatwie-
MIA sporu mego Cenzorem,
oswiadczam, ze dop6kl p.
Cenzor NE bedz,e W stanie
uniewaznic swiadectwa pieciu
podanych przezemnie swiad.
kow, aopoty oswiadczenia me-
60 z zeszfego numeru Waa,u.
sa ME cofne i dopoty ma ia
dine gofosiawne zarzuty odpo-
wiadac ME bede.
LEON.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-23

dowody, lie i trese l:stow, ma
lacych dobr, ogolu na celu,
wvraiza nieporozumienia. o.
toz przypuszczam ma chwile,
lie Cenzor W listach pomie-
nionych pisai 0 stosunku ksie-
ay d.. zwiazku Eco tel ! W
rzeczywistosci czynii). Gdyby
z jego zapatrywaljem ksleza
sic nie zgadzali, czy& trese tych
listow NE bylaby wystareza-
.jaca do sprawlenla rozdwoje-
MIA, nawet "owczas, g1y ia
tres6 uie byla osobiscie uwla-
czajaca ks. Ma)erowi? Otoz te
listy powlarzam, byfy zuayt
kowane j obrocone przeciwko
ich autorom. To zatem, co
napisa}em pogadance. pc.
twierdzllem i W odpowiedzi
mo]ej, = ME minatem sic
vice 2 prawda, CO mnie upo-
WANNA d, stanowczego odpar-
Cha zarzutu re strony ks. Ma
]ern, zarzutu niczem nleuspra.
wledliwionego i opartego Ii
tylko na domysiach.
Nastepn'e ks. Majsr utrzy-
lnu)e, re ka2dy ma prawo sa-
dzlc wlasne czyny, wfasne po-
%stepowanie, t. ]. siebie same
GO. W tel kwestyi wypewie-
dziafem JUL raz mole przeko-
mamie, ktorege i dzisiaj ME
cofam. Zgadzam sic rozumo-
waniem ks. Majera, dotycza-
Gem samochwafy redaktora
Zgody ! oto CO o tel samo-
chwale ks. Majer pisze: ia
pomiaae zas o obowiazkach i
wydawac sad o sobie jak n.
p: ia postawitem Zwiazek IA
negi. ia lyle a lyle usfug cd.
dafem Zwiazkowi, - gdyby
n,e ia toby JUL dawno Zwia-
EEK upadf, - ia uczyni3em,
re Zgoda i pred Europa i
swiatem wyksztafconym ME
potrzebuje sic wstydzl6, - ia
urzednikom zwiazkowym G.
twieram oczy i t. d. - (zda-
MA wziete zywcem ze Zgody).
to jest sad nierozumny, sad
samolubny sad szkodliwy,
przez ktory zamiast staw'ac,
podcina1ny Zwiazkowi nogi -
zamiast Questionable Zgode,
ruj nuiemy ia ETC."
Jestto odprawa, ma ktora
Brodowski W zupeinosci zas1u.
zyl. Pamietamy bowiem, re
W Mr.. l Zgoay z biezacego
roku jeszcze lepszy sam o So
bic sad wydaf, gdyz W prze-
gladzle rocznym ma pierwszej
stronnicy dziwif sic, - tie
ma tax wszechstronnie wy
ksztaiconego czfowieka, )akim
Jest redaktor Z!gody, napada6
moga ludzle, ktorzy AM czy-
tao AMI pissc ME umleja" (do-
sfownie re Zgody), przyczem
naturalnie ME zapomniaf ma
pisac wyhr2ta7conego przez ~.
Redaktor Pozaka 10 Ame
'yce (patrz Mr.. l3) dial rowniez
zasluzoua odprawe redaktoro-
wi Zqody i jej doradzcy. Po-
nlewaz odprawa ia miesci w
sobie wlele zdrowych zdan /
zdrowych mysli, vice odczyta-
ME jei polecamy czytelnikom
naszym. ia punkt wyiscia ola
tel odprawy, posiuzyfa niefor-
tunna odezwa ,osmnastki" W
Mr.. 10 Zgody. Redaktor Po.
Taxa u Ameryce breni swobo~
de slowa, a potvpia grozby i
niesumienna Wake.
W Mr.. 10 Zgody osmnastu
delegatow kiwato sic ks. Do
magalsklemu, zas W Mr.. 20
Zgody ks. Domagalski kiwa
sic OSmnastu deleoatom W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-23
Zwiazek Narodowy
Obrazek hlstoryezn y,
skreslif
L e O n.

SkreSllt
L E O n.
(Ciag dalszy).
4 tenn wszystkiem, walka
pemiedzy Zjednoczeniem a
Z%wlazkiem nie przybieraia i
ME mogla przybrac gro&nych
rozmiarow. Prasa polska W A
meryce sk1adata sic bowiem
" owym czasie zaledwie z
dwoch gazet, mlanowicie z
Gaz. Polsk1ej p. Dyniewicza,
n~a)starsze) W Ameryce 2
Goz. Katol1cklg, organu Zjed-
noczenia Polsko Katolicklego.
Ia ostatuia z urzedu wystepo-
wafa przeciwko Zwiazkowi a
pierwsza byfa n%eutralna, nle
byfa ami Ia Zwiazkiem ami
przeciwko MENU, chociaz jej
tendencye przechylaty sic VIE
cej W strone Zwiazku.
Zwiazek ME lekcewazac by
najmniej wpfywu drukowane-
60 sfowa, uchwalif ma Sejmie,
drugim W Nowym Yorku W
1897. wydawa6 gazette p. t.
Zgoda, W charakterze ur2edo
wego organu zwiazkowego.
Jeszcze zanlm ia uchwaia "a
padfa, p. Dyniewlcz, wydaw-
ca Gaz. Polsklej zao6arowal
Z%wiazkowi swoje uslugi i os-
wiadczyi gotowosc umieszcza-
MIA W swojei gazecle wszyst-
klch ogloszen Zwiazku IA ma
Ia op1ata. Gdyby Zwiazek byf
W owym czasie pr>yjat propo-
zycye p. Dyniewicza, 5ylby
dzislaj bogatszym 0 kilkanas-
Gle tyslecy dolarow. P. Dynie-
wicz JUL W owym czasie prze-
widywsf straty ola Zwiazku,
a powodujac sic doswiadcze-
MEM i zyczliwoscia, chcial go
Cd STRAIT tych uchroniG. Me
wdziecznose W formie cote
siownych zarzutow bedaca ND
groda kazdego pracownika ma
polu piracy publieznej, PREY
padfa j ;emu W udziale. A
jednak, kt6z widzac straty,
ma Jake Zqoda n~araziia Zwia-
EEK, osmieli sic tie zarzuty
dzisiaj powtorzy6? Ktoz os
mieli sic zaprzeczyG, 2e W
propozycyi swoje) p. Dynie
wicz ME klerowaf sic patryo-
tyzmem?
lax vice Zgoda W polo vie
1882 r. zaczela wychodzi6 W
Newym Yorku pod redakcya
s. p. Ed. Odrowaza. Poparcie
materyalne tego organu re
strony Zwiazku by1o mate, po-
parole re strcny ogo1u ~jeszcze
mniejsze. W redakcyi panowaIa
bieda, ale to s%traszna. Z owy ch
czasow przypominam sobie cpl.
zod nastepujacy: W miesiacu
Lipcu 1891. wstapi'em do
redakcyi Zgody PREY ulicy
Houston Nowym Yorku i
ma rece redaktora ~zfoaytem
jednege dolara, tytufem pre-
numeraty poirocznei. Zaledwle
redaktor poczuf W palcach do
lara, zwrocif sic do dwoch
pomocnik6w i wyrzeki: Pa
Movie! bedziemy mieli "a co
objad zjese dzlsiaj." Przykre i
bolesne wrazen'e sprawliy ma
mnle tie sfowa. Do Wrzesnia
Zgoda iako tako wegetowaia.
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