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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

nletraiaoscla niekt0rycn p,sarzY l
mad ciagfem rozdraznlaniem i roz-
czfonkowaniem nieszcze$liwego Ia
rodu polskiego. Gdyz jak rozdar-
Gle l niezgoda zgubily mas w Oh
czyznie, tax l tn mic lepszego ME
czeka. Ia co lmcjatorzy i pre-
wodcy ciezki rachunek zdadza pred
Boglem i smutna pamieG 20 sobie
zostawla Ola potomncsci.
Ola tego ks. NJ. zadnego tn
p1sma parcialnego ME poplera, a
tembardziei takich popleraG ME
mysli, kt6re slebie i wszystko do,
kofa %obrzucaja oszczerstwami i bio
tenn. AM wda7e sic W artykufy
szarplacc, chyba we wlasnei obro-
ME, CO jest godziwe i konieczne.
Jak szanuJc l uwielbla wszystko,
co jest uczciwego W kt6remkol-
wick pismle, tax wszelkle brudy
ohydne j cuchnace, odtr2ca z po-
gard4.
KS. NJ. znajac prawo Boze,
HISTORIC swcgo narodu, i ma]4c
przeszfo 50 lat doSwiadczenia. vie,
re zadaniem kap}ana katolickiego
jest, przyswiecaG ludowi nauka i
p~rzyk4adem. A widzac bfadzacych,
wzorem Chrystusa udac sic "a nj
mi nauka, perswazya i wyjasnie-
MEM prawdy Bozej, %przekonac
ich re hlqdza; modlitwa, wzorem,
fagodnoscla, a wrazie potrzeby i
poswleceniem sic, prawie Emusic
ioh ma droge Boza. A ME odiaczac
sic cd nlch tworzeniem osobnej
partyi. 30 wiara katolicka ME jest
partya. [ gdyby wystapi4a jake ia
ka, juz tenn samem przestafaby bye
kato]lcka. To co do WARY.
A ola narodowoscl naszei,
tcmbardziej wszelkie partye SD
zgubne; 0 tenn przekonaf wlelu
smutny los, iaki dis ponosimy.
Jak jeden jest Bog i Jego wiara,
tax jedna nasza narodowosc, jedna
mysl, jeden eel daznosc. A wte-
dy, navel tn W Ameryce aarod
polskl mog}by zakwitnaG stat sic
silnym i swletnym.
TIE wszelkie partje, kt6rycb,
nawiasem mdwiac, przewodzcy ma
jig swe osobiste widoki i cele, mig
dy do dobrego ME doprowadza. I
bolesne zdumienie ogarnia ma mysl
o tych, kt6rzy re swego stanowls-
ka maja Obscene pole, siecia
Chrystusowa 1owit ludzi i groma-
die ich do todki Jego, bez zak1a-
DANA specjalnych partyi. Boo
Chrystus Pan ma swletniejsza i je.
dyna wszechpart7e z~afozyI i nal
lepsz2 konstytucye nam da1 wswej
Ewangelj1. Lecz iezeli ludziom ma
swiecle tax sic podoba, ably bawill
sic W partje Jak dzieci, to niechze
sic bawia, dop6k1 smierc ne posta-
WI ich pred trybunaiem Boga,
do zdania rachunku 4 ich zabawy.
Ale ks. M. do zadnej partyi
pie nalezy, wszelk1e widoki tego
Swlata go ME %interesuia i Ola tego
zadne pismo szczeg61owo 90 ME
obchodzi. Co gdzie widzi Lobrego,
to pochwala i wsp1era, a wszelka
nlegodziwoSt odtraca. A tax po-
stepujac, naturalnie wSzystklm po-
dobac sic ME moze.
Pyenunerut0r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

s}owach N. X. biskupa sejmowi.
Poczem N. X. blskup powitaf
zgromadzonych s%erdeczneml sto-
wy W jezyku angielskim. X. bis
kup pochwalaf organlzowanie sic
katolik6w.
Del. Klo}bassa podziekowaf
W imieniu wszystkich delegation
N. X. biskup owl "a zyczliwe sfo-
we oswiadczy}, re kazdy PoIak
STAG bedzle wlernie W obronie szkof
swych -szk6f k%atolickich, pod
stawy wolnego rzadu rzeczypospo-
litei, Polacy stall STAG beda w1er-
ME PREY Kosciele katolickim.-P-
dziekowa} takze Xiedzu msgr. Zel-
hinger "a okazanq nam zyczliwosc.
Ma wnloseS p. Kio1basy da-
no try okrzykl wiwatowe ma
czesG N. X. biskupa i X. monsig-
nora.
X. biskup wnl6s} okrzyki wi
watowe ma czeSG delegat66w Pc
czem w. ksieza odprowadzili X.
biskupa i X. monslgnora do pie
banl.
Nastepnle W. X. Barzyiiski
przeczytat rapport komitetu do wy.
pracowania programu obchodu
korstytucYl 3 go maia.
Program ten brzml w krotkos-
CT jak~nastepuje:
Komitet wyda odezwe do
wszystklch Polak6w w Ameryce,
ably u%roczyscie obchodz,li 100 tina
rocznice nadania na:odowl poIskle-
mu konstytucyi 3-go maja.
Pc wszystkich koscio1ach pol.
sklch odprawl sic solenne nabo-
zehstwo dwie msze sw.: jedna
za}obna "a tych, kt6rzy w ciagu
100 lat "a zasady konstytucyi 3.go
maJa clerpieli i umarli, druga ma
uproszenie 4aski Boskiej O odzys.
kanie niepodleg}osci narodu pol
skiego.
w niedziele 3-go maja 49,
81 urzadzone ma]a bye we
%wszystklch koloniach polskich
obchody rarodowe, a W
plerwsza srode po 3-cim ma
ia odbedzie sic uroczysty O.
golny obchod W Chicago, ma
ktory zaproszeni beda wszys-
cy ksieza polscy, delegaci
towarzystw polskich, mezowie
zas}uzemi ola narodowosci
polsklej w Ameryce, i slawni
mezoWle / mowcy rozmaitycl
innych narodowosci."
Sprawozdanie przyjeto ]e-
dnogfosnie.
Nastepnie obrano central.
ny komitet do urzqdzeni5
tego obchodu.
T. Krdlik Z Chicago, M. Bfyhski
Milwaukee, J. Reich Manistee, J
Dardas z Bay City, N. K%owalewsk
z Winony, AnastazY Smaglihski
Grand Rapids, Ferlich z Scottdale
Pa, Knio}a Z Cleveland, o., Fir.
Brzeshi 4 Berlina, Wis, NJ. Kraw-
czak z Alpena, Mich, Karol Dobro
wolski Z Brooklyna, 4. Smarz ewsk
z New Iorku, 4 Lapihski Z Eas
Saginaw, Mich., w. Kownackl
Filadelfii, H. Fujara z Scranto,
Pa, l.; Kawa}kowski, San Fran
cisco, St. Hyrek Z Omahy, Neb, \
kluka 4 Manticoke, Pa, j, -Nagor.
ski q Erie, Pa,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
N%ominacye republic
kanskie.

Konwencya republikahska
ma poWlat Winohski zamiano~
wafa nastepujacych kandyda-
tow:
Szeryf-SIlas Braley.
kasyer-Herman Berth.
Register of Deeds-John Knopp.
Auditor Ernst A. Ramm.
Judge of Probate-LIoyd Barber.
Clerk of Court-E. Hill.
Prokurator pow.--W.B Henderson.
Superint szk61-G. w. Dickens.
Court Commissioner-O.B.G Gould
Surveyor-J' Il. Fellows.
Coroner-Dr. Edward D. Keyes.
komlsarze powiatowl-J.H. Jen-
kens. Winona
ID, Ii. Wilson, Utica.
DO LEGISLATURE:
Senator-JAMES A. TAWNEY.
S we dc | by pra.
wod wczej j:
Wojciech Liberia
John A. Reyes
G. Fuller
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

TOW0rzySt1ro sw. kazimierza
krdlewlcza, licz2ce 226 c~zlonk6w,
wybrafo ma swojem rocznem po-
sledzeniu, 6 r~azdziernlka, nowy
zarzqd. Prezydentem wybrany
Marcln DasZkowskl, sekretarzem
Dominik Hamerski, Kasyerem Jan
Llca, wv przyszfym numerze poda-
my szczeg6fowe sprawozdanle Z o.
wego posiedzenia, %doreczone nam
przez sekretarza p. d. Hamerskie-
go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
PEACCIE IA
Trzeci dzien Seimu,

O godzinie 1913 przyby1 n.
X. Biskup Flasch z La Crosse l
w. X. monsignor Zeininger W a
systencyi dwudziestu ksiezy ko-
mitetu wydelegowanego. Marsza-
lex sejmu przedstawl} W kllku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
E'ANU E&OZAMOWE
w CONVICTION, Ky.

70 odpduledzi no jego arcy-uczo-
ne . Merachlo ~artyhu1y::
" Zgodzjc, organic polskich
mascnow-
Rozum ME ma dis pokupu,
A do gfupstwa zbyt jest szybki:
RycZ kozaku wraz 2 os}aml,
Rye q dada CT osypki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
KALENDARZ MARYANSkI
ma rOM E1anskl 1881 T..

kalendarz, kt6ry wydawca
Worusa daruje swo1m abonentom,
zaWlera co nastepuje:
y Ssicxne ODpazki przy
notatkach kalendarzowych kazdeeo
miesi2ca.
q . b one ry a.
b W 8 d Xxi ma stronle do
zaplsywania najwazniejszych wy
padkow, l N woroczni k Z
%llustracya.
81 s d m brazow, 4
kt6rych kazdy zajmujc iedna stro-
ne: AZ Zdrowas Marya-b) Zdro-
W as b2dz Marya-c) Easkis
Pelna-d) Pan Toba-e)
B fogos}aw tomas Ty mic
dry nlewlastaml-N [ b}ogo-
S Il Tlo oWoc zywota Twoiego
81 W g AM aryo, Mako
BOA. m6dl sic "a naml-h) Szczcs.
Gle domowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
Drugl dzieh
sejnu Zjednoczenia Il. K. p.
~ .M7wauhee.
Il Kmye,a Polsklego.)

MarSZa1ek OtWOrzy1 poSledZe- |
ME o godz. 1910. W. X. ia
dzlejewskl odmoWif krotka
modlltwe, poczem %rozpoczeto
obrady.
W. X. W. Barzyhski pred
stawji, ably m~arsza1ek zamia-
nowal komitet do wnloskow
(rezolucyi,) polecit wszelka
ostroznosc W przyjmowaniu
kaucyl kasyera i ably sekre.
tarz, jesIi VIE, De jest pre-
szfo $1,000 w kasle posmlert-
nej, podatkow ME nakiadat
-przyna]mniej wielkich.
PrzeistaWienle to przy|9to o.
klaskaml.
Del. Plotr Kiolbasa pod
nlosf sprawe agenta polskiego
W Castle Garden i polskiego
domu p%rzytufku W New Yor-
ku. Zanim jednak sprawl ia
pod obrady przyszfa, komltet
rewlzyjny oswiadczyt. re spra-
wozdanie z jego czynnosci
gotowe. W. x. KozfowskI
przeczYtaf sprawozdanie, kto.
re wykazalo ze:
Dochodu by1o W ubieglym
roku:
W kasle posmiert. $42,579.09
W Zjednoczeniu l,690.49
Razem s44,269.57
W kasle posm. byfo 3,529.3l
W Zjedn. 1.l65.55
Og6fem $48,964.43
Rozchodu byto W ubiegiym
roku:
Posmiertnego s4l,l00,00
PensYa sekretarza 600 90
Ma sleroty W Chic. 200. 90
Detr. 10000
Ma utrzymanie biura $500
Ma podroz admin
stracyi ma seim do
Bay City 1000
Ia odznak1 ma sejm
" Bay City 24.00
kolektorem ZWroco-
ne wydatkl 10 Ct. $500
Ma utrzymanle kar-
celaryl przez rok u
bleytY l00.57
Alwokatowi ma O.
bronze W procesie z
tow. sw. Dom'nika
W Chicago $500
Razam $42,37O OF
W kasie posmlerne]
pozostaje s5,00S.40
W kasie Zjedn. 1886
Razem G,594.36
Delegation rozdano druko-
wane sprawozdanle z kasy
4 ednoczenia i Kasy Posmier-
tnej. Mad zbadaniem tego
sprawozdania pracowai komi-
tet pod przewodnlctwem W.
X. Kozlowsk1ego. Me szcze-
dzono piracy i czasu, ably jak
naiakuratnie] ksiaaki fnauso-
we zbadaG. Znaleziono rozni-
ce 5000 pomiedzy sprawozda,
MEM drukowanem a ksiaaka.
mi, a to Z %powodu, &c pew.
ne posmiertne zostalo uz wy
ssygnowane, ale przez sad
SpalkOWycn kaSVefa WSlrZY
name.
Kcmitet znalazf kslazki W
dobrym porzadAu.
W. X. Barzyhskl wniosf,
ably przez powslanie rodzle.
kowaG komitetowi ga prace
lego, mianowicie ". \. koz-
lowskiemu. Wniosek przyjeto
z entuyyasmem. Sprawozda-
ME kom1tetu przYjeto jedno-
glosn,e. Posiedzenie odroczo.
no 90 godz. 2.glej.
W. ksieza wysiall W imle-
riol col~r do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
Nastepuujace dfuzsxc BIC
Wiesci z ObrazIKalmi "a
WieTa maSZ H~AaleuGarZ:

|. w o ina krzyzowa XIX
wleku przeclw narbarz yMstwu ma
bometan cyl ieszczcsna dola
murzYndw W AFrvcc W naszym
wleku.-II. Niew1domv mu-
zykant.--III. Chlcb lLatki Boskiei
Q'rawdzlwe ~zdarzenie.) ". Gu
ny obraz NaiSwietszel Ma
ry' Fanny N%ieustajqcei Pomocy.-
V. 4 Z dru5'ego Swiata.-
vi Srebrne nogi q obrazkami.)
Esalej xna JeE u'ja SIZE y M
Sym kalendarzu ~pouczajace arty-
kufy, wierszc, dtuzszc l kr6tsze
dowcipne o%powiadanja, pc czesc1
2 o%brazkami, zFote mySli l roma
itoscl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
IADOMOSC
Iii ,J r

7aE partya republlkanska
jak i demokracla nominowafa Po-
laka jake kandydata na posFa do
Sejmu stanowego W st. Paul
3clej IA tel wardy naszego mlasta.
wv kazdym vice razie wybranv
zostanie Polak M te godnost.--
kandydatem repuLlikahskim jest
p. VVojciech Lhcra, kandydatem
de~mokrackim p. Ludwik Slkorsk1.
LEPSZEGO kandydata ma
senatora ME mogfa partya re-
publlkanska nominowat, lax
p. James A. Ia wney.
Swiatly ten adwokat Jest bar
do lub'anym pomiedzy Polo
MIA W mlescle naszem, talk 20.
miedzy republlk9naini, jak j
demokratam!, | iestesmy pew
hi, Re ka2dy rozsqdny poIski
wyborca gios sw6i ma nlego
odda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

Do kalendarza Maryanskiego
d%of2czony jest Obraz k0IOrowy
(olejodruk) przedstawiaJqcy Matke
Boska ponad Wszystkiemi Swiete-
ml-iako Krdlowa wszystklch Swie.
tych.
, 1890-02-02
Loyal but Treated as Rebels.

NEW YORK, Feb. IAN Ottawa
special says: A printed statement entitled
AN Appeal From the Northwest" is
being circulated among members of par
lament. 1t is from some settlers OF
Bresaylor in the far West. who claim
that during the Northwest rebellion in
1885, although they were all loyal to the
crown, they were treated as rebels, their
goods were looted by soldiers, they were
refused protection and exposed to the as.
saults and thievery OF Indians and gen
orally ill treated. The document charges
Gen. Sir Frederick Middleton, with ap-
propriating a large stock OF furs, belong
ing to one Bremmer, for which Bremmer
has never been compensated.
The appeal says: I'VE nave proof that
Gen. Middleton took these furs under the
pretense of keeping them safe for Brem
mer. We have proof That these furs were
shipped by Gen. Middleton's order to
himself and others, and when a deputa
ton brought that matter before the
minister of the interior we we're assured
Bremner would be paid for his furs
whether, he would be paid for his other
losses or not" The matter has created
a profound sensation.
, 1890-02-02

New YORK. Feb. The stock market
opened steady and after a slight advance
retired, but later rallied and closed firm,
though dull, generally at the best prices
of the day.
Government bonds dull and heavy.
Petroleum opened weak at lO55, but
became strong after the first sales and
advanced to 1864. A reaction followed
and the market closed firm at 1854. To.
tai sales ZIG, 900 barrels.
American cotton seed oil. 273.
Money on call easy at 3(933.
Following are closing prices of stocks:
Pacific 6s. l6; American Express, Is;
Canada Pacific, 754; Canada Southern,
SAT; Central Pacific. SGT; Burlington,
1914; Delaware, Lackawanna x Western,
36s; Denver & Rio Grandc, let; Erie,
27t; Kansas & Texas. IS; Lake Shore,
l06t; Louisville & Nashville, SIG; Mich
gan Central, 95; Missouri Pacific, 74i;
Northern Pacific, 32s; preferred 75t;
Chicago & Northwestern, lllt;
preferred, 40; New York Cen.
trail, 1864; Oregon Improvement,
l4SB; Oregon Navigation, 1904; Oregon
Transeontinental, 37l; Pacific Mail,
39s; Reading, 500; Rock Island,
$50; Milwaukee 4 st. Paul, 695; Texas
Pacific, 2lS; Union Pacific, OH; United
States Express, Sc; Fargo Express, $40;
Western Union, IS.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-Cattle-Receipts,
1000. Market steady; steers, SO OOCG
40; stockers and feeders, 81 4O93. 40;
Texas fed steers, So 00(93 so.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. Market
steady. Natives, SO SOFAS. so; western
corn fed, 81 5000 40; Texans. SO. 500
4 05.
Wheat-Market lower, February 74i;
May 7S3.
Corn-Market steady. February, 2Ss;
May 3lk.
, 1890-02-02
SUNDAY
In Cheyenne Churches During Day
n Evening".

st. Mdrys Cdthedral-Masses at
$50 and 1890 a. m. Vespors at 1880
p. NJ.
Second Congregational Church-Rev.
A. w. Williams, pastor. Sunday school
at 3 p. IN. Preaching at 4 p. m.
First Presbyterian Church-Corner Fer
guson and Eighteenth streets. Mr.. Field
will preach at II a, m. and 7 p. IN. Morn
ing subject; "The Four Gospels" even.
ing subject: Peter in the Wrong Place. "
a sermon for young men. Sunday school
at 1890 p. m. Young peoples meeting
at 6 p. m.
First Congregational Chmch-Rev.
A. w. illiams, pastor. Sabbath school
at 3 p, m. AT 6 D. m, Young peoples
meeting. At II q. IN. communion ser
Monotone Up Higher" At I p. m.
The Fearful Plsgue-an Open Door"
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner OF Central avenue aud Eighteenth
street, Rev. s. A. Bright. pastor.
Preaching at IL a. NJ. and TOO D. IN !.
Sunday school at 1890 .p. m. Young
peoples service at 5:45 D. NJ. Morning
subject: Temptations and How to Over
come Them" Evening subject: BE
Ready Glass meeting to follow even
ing m
st Marks Episcopal Charch-Corner
Nineteenth and Central avenue, Rev.
Geo. G. Rafter rector. Publication OF
the Blessed Virgin. Sunday school at
1915 p. m; 1880 p. M, choral evensonQ
and sermon; II a, m, Litany sermon
and choral celebration of the holy Eu
charist.
, 1890-02-02

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. IA fall Of
rock took place in the Nottingham shaft
of the Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal com,
pany this morning, which drove the &C
cumulated gas into the gangways where
ten men had been at work with naked
lamps. and an explosion soon followed.
All the men were more or less seriously
injured and badly burned in the face,
hands and body. Peter Helm was cut
upon the head and his face and hands
were badly burned. John Crossin, with
his mule, was buried beneath the falling
rock and his body has not yet been re
covered. William Roberts, a driver, is
also missing.
John B. HUMPHREYS, a miner. died
while being removed from the mine, his
body was burned to a crisp. Joseph
Dunson, fire boss, was burned on the face
and hands, his injuries are said to be
fatal. Joseph Jones was fatally burned.
John p, Thomas was burned on the face
and hands. David Fox is seriously burned
and his recovery is doubtful and Thomas
Lake was slightly cut on the head.
1t is learned in addition to the casual
ties already reported as having occurred
at Nottingham staff to-day five men are
imprisoned in the mine and there is little
hopes of their being taken out alive. 1t
is not known when those outside will be
able to reach these men, but it is be-
lieved they are all dead. The Noting
ham shaft which was the greatest coal
mine in the world is nearly a total wreck.
1t had at one time an output of 1900
tons per day and netted the Lehigh &
WilkesbaIre Coal company half a million
dollars profit last year.
, 1890-02-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The public
seems to have taken it for granted that
the great parliamentary struggle in the
house Is practically over and that the ex-
citing and turbulant scenes of the last lew
days are not to be kept up because the
galleries, while pretty well filled at the
hour of meeting to day did not present
the iammed appearance of yesterday and
there was no suck pressure and surging
through the corridors as was the case
yesterday. Nevertheless it Is the under
standing among the Democratic members
hat the Democrats will persist in their
tactics and obstruct as far as possible all
legislative proceedings so long as there is
no regular body of rules to govern them.
The speaker at the close OF prayer d.
rected the clerk to read the journal of
yesterday. One of the reading clerks pro-
ceeded to do so, but when he came to the
phrase, yeas and nays and SO forth Nc
MILAN interrupted and required that the
reading be IN tull.
Does the gentleman" said the speaker,
desire the reading of the names?"
Il do" was the reply. and the clerk
started Out again anu rusneQ through the
names at railroad speed. The journal
embraced a full stenographic report of
the speakers explanation in response to
Bynum's question of personal privilege,
including points of general applause u
etc. The reading was closed at 1920 and
instantly Springer was on his feet with a
motion to correct the journal. Mckinley
was not SO precipitate, but he got up
slowly and moved that the journal be ap.
proved, calling for the previous motion
on that question. The speaker recog-
pized Mckinley. but Springer was not to
be ignored and Immediately made a mo-
ton to adjourn, in view of the fact"
said he, that we have no rules"
1.-THE gentleman from Illinois" said
the speaker, blandly. is out of order in
making any motion to adjourn. The mo-
ton now is, shall the house ADJOURN" He
put the question to the house, but several
democrats demanded the yea and nays,
and that Interesting exercise was pro
ceeded with.
The democrats did not refrain from
voting, and consequently it was not neces-
sary for the speaker to keep his little
memorandum of members present and
not voting. After roll call was completed
the speaker was about to the
result, but was stopped by demand from
, 1890-02-02
A SORE SENATOR.
Farwell of Illinois, Scores
President Harrison.
The Wishes of the Whole Del
egation Disregarded
And the Disruption of the Party
Threatened.
He Is Sore.

WASHINGTON, Feb. SENATOR Far
well was questioned this evening as to the
statement that the nomination of Clark
as collector OF the port at Chicago had
been confirmed by the senate executive
session Thursday.
"Yes. yes" replied the senator. "Mr.
Clark has been confirmed. | was not in
the senate at the time; but | consented to
it. | could, no doubt, have defeated the
confirmation, but it would avail nothing.
1t would result in crushing a worthy
citizen, that all.
The presidents nomination of Clark
was a very astonishing and unusual pro
ceedlng and In making 1t he wholly
ignored the wishes of the Illinois 6elega
ton and acted in a very strange manner
toward them. He didn't even consult
any one OF them. Campbell was not only
the choice of the entire delegation, but
was undoubtedly the choice OF the people
aud as | coDstrue President Harrison
action In this matter. his refusal to APP
point Campbell is a deliberate affront and
no doubt he intended is as SUCH
How do you explain the president s
action" was asked.
Why | happened to be chairman of
the Illinois delegation at the last national
convention and held the delegation solid
for a number of ballots for Judge Gresh
am. | can see no other cause for his &C
ton. He seems to think the offices be
long to him personally and not to the
people.
Mr.. Lincoln thought otherwise
Campbell was chairman of our campaign
committee and devoted months OF his
time and his whole energies to the cleo.
ton of Harrison. Clark didn't do this.
but then this is Harrison's way of re-.
warding political friends. | regret that
he entertains such notions for its result
is the disruption Of the party to which
he and | belong.
1T seems to me-" continued the sena-
tor, that il is the duty of those holding
important official position to try and
carry out the will of the people, but in
this matter Harrison has wholly ignored
them, as far as | remember. This is the
first instance in which the wishes of the
entire delegation in congress from any
state have been so completely disre-
parded.r
, 1890-02-02

fight against the ignorance of those days
and to suffer from the ingratitude of those
for whom he had done the most. At the
worlds fair in 1892 the women of this
land are going to have q memorial build.
ing to honor Queen Isabella, who so
bravely helped Columbus. Spain will
also honor Columbus on this anniversary.
She has invited all the countries who took
part in the exploration of the New World
to hold a grand celebration at that time.
They have not invited the United States
of America to take any part in it, al
though it is one of the countries they are
honoring these explorers for discovering.
, 1890-02-02
POINTS.
r. Davis ia in Denver.

N. R. Davis is in Denver.
Frank Sparhawk is here from Douglas.
Hon. c. P. Organ is homo from
Douglas.
W. w. Gleason has returned from
Nebraska.
Councilman Reel has gone to hi,
western ranch.
Treasurer Voorhees, came back from the
West yesterday afternoon.
Auditor Grant and II. V. 8. Groes
beck returned to Laramie yesterday.
George and Mabel Trabing. children of
the councilman from Albany, are at the
Inter Ocean with their father.
, 1890-02-02
real, ESTATE TIPS

Library hall has been selected az the
most pleasant room for the sale next
Tuesday.
Henry Harrington will auction at the
opera house sale.
The Cheyenne brass band will furnish
the music for the Baker sale.
A seven foot map of the city drawn by
Fred Bond will show the location of the
property for sale.
See tina: Your bank account is in shape
to take advantage of the snaps offered
Tuesday.
No better opportunity for real estate
Investments than will present itself at the
sale on Tuesday.
, 1890-02-02

Manager Murray. of the Cheyenne
Transfer company, Yester day remarked
that it was the first rule of his business 10
keep to the letter all promises made.
When he says he will do a Job of hauling
or safe or house moving at a certain time,
it is done and when coal is promised on a
day or hour it is delivered promptly.
By the way the Transfer company handles
the best and cheapest coal, The office is
at the city scales on Sixteenth street.
, 1890-02-02
BuckIen's Arnica salye

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter chapped hands, chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and positively
CURES piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Dr. W. N. dunt.
, 1890-02-02
LADIES

We have moro gloves than We want to
carry in stock and if you will come this
week you can get the benefit and buy at
less than thess gloves cost in New York.
This is no bluff. We mean what we say.
Here are the pric =:
, 1890-02-02
KID GLOVES.
Special Sale.

Beginning Monday Feb. ; and contin-
uing one week only We will sell kid
gloves at the following ridiculously low
pricos.
, 1890-02-02

Latest Styles ira boys and
Chitdren'S hats and cans,
STORE.
, 1890-02-02
"Gentle star of ocean,
Portal of the sky!
Ever Virgin Mother
Ofthe Lord Most High,

The Virgin is represented as a star in
this hymn.
Columbus was a very brave man.
Where other men would have been dis.
couraged it only seemed to make him
more determined to succeed. He had to
, 1890-02-02

Pr1ca1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.