davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
Dom rodzInny
pierwsZa >szkO1a.

Przychodzae ma ten SWAT,
aziecie ME posiada zadnych via
domosci, ami zadnego poznan1a
TAX dobra jak zta, doplero W mia
re, jak jego silly cialesne i narza-
dy zmys}owc sic 'rozwl]aJa,
nabiera wiedzy o swiecle i
luGG1ach, co powoduje rozwdj ]ego
duszy.
Klerowanie rozwoiem duszy
czyai duchowym dAiecka, navy
wamy wychowanSem, cd 'ksorego
zalezg Gala przyszfose i wartose
kazaego cz}owieka- Dusae dziecka
W pierwszel chwlli jego zycia po-
rownat mozemy zupelnie ~s}usEnic
do czyatej ks1eg1, ma ktsrej 'kart-
kach 1eszcze wszystko da sic wy
pisat, leez czego p6zniej nigay
ME zdola zadna reka zatrzet, a
zawartose tel kslegi zalehec be-
bzle cd tego, 90 zosta}o w%ycisnie-
tie ma bia}ych kartkach.
Plerwsze wiadomosci / wra-
zenia wycisniete ma plerwgzych
kartkach tel bia}ej, niczem jesz-
cze nieskalanej ksiegl-duszy beda
stanowily p'erwsza podwaline ola
wad i cn6t czfowieka. Pierwsze
wrazenia tax oddzla}ywaja SLIME
ma umys3 dziecka, il one pozos-
taja lego w1asnoscia przez ca}e poi
n~iejsze zycie, a nawet u progu ME
~opuszczaja zgrzybia}ego starca.
Wiemy BOWEN, a co nieraz
sic nam juz s}yszet zdarzy}o, re
ludzle bardzo wicklow dok4adnle
potrafa opowiadad o czynach i
dziejach swej mlodosci, q trudnlej
to 1uz i'm idzie z tent sprawaml,
kt6re odnosza sic do lat p6zniej-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
TO IOWO
z St. Joseph Mo. s styczn

IL Nv CooCP' N
donosza.
Towarzystwo ,,K6}ko drama
tyczne pod opleka sw. Cecylii W
St. Joseph, jake grupa zwiazku
N. p. bardzo szybko SIG rozwl]a
pod kierunkiem nowego prezyden-
ia P. Krz., gdyz re GO cz}onkow
"a by}ego prezesa pozostafo obec-
ME tylko 90 czFonk6w. Pan Gar
necki sekretarz ,K6}ka DRAM"
zdawal szesciomiesleczne sprawoz-
DAME rozchod6w i przychodow,
z kt6rego czfonkowie ME SO "a
dowoleni, albowiem nlektore po-
zycye, lax: "a przesy}ke pos
m,ertnego Z St. Joseph do CHI
coco $l4.00
"a pi6ra do pisania s2'oo
IA atrament o4'oo
ME uwazaja "a sprawiedliwe.
Dlatego c%zionkowie ,,Kofka"
podejrzywaja p. Sekretarza o ME.
r~zeteloe szafowanie funduszaml
polskiemi grupy.
Abonent Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
SSShN SSSSSSSSSS SNS
SSsSSy MN ON
SSSSs

HUMPHREYS VETERINARY SPECIFICS
"A Used by all owners of III Orse and Cat
lie. A Complimentary copy, OF DR.. Humphreys
veterinary Manual 900 pages) on treatment and
care OF Domestic Administrators, Cattle. Sheep,
Hogs and Poultry - Sent free. HUMPHREYS
MEDICINE Co., 100 Rllton St., N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
e Bay City otrzymujemy
nastepujace plsmo.
Sz.nownv ReGaktOrZe!

nastepujace plsmo.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Prosze umlesci6 we Wiarusie
co ~nastepuje: Bardao czesto MOI
ma wyczytaG W ga7etach, re Pola-
cy bardzo nisko stoja pod wzgle-
dem oswiaty, "a csem idzie, re ME
NIGGA zajat stanowiska przynalez-
nego miedzy innFmi narodaml a
merykanskiemi,;.l ecz skazani SO po-
zostac ma owym niskim stopnlu,
musza bye tylko robotnlkaml.
Bacznosc Redacy! ktoz tenfu
winien, re my Polacy tax jestesmy
uposledzeni? OTTO my sam1. kazdy
przyzna s4usznosc mego twlerdze-
mia. Coz nam tedy czynlc wypadae
Oto mic innego jak otrzasnac SIG zte]
martwoty, lprzestat WASN'T k}otni
pomiedzy soba, pamietajac, zesmy
synowie 7ednej Matki Polskl' re
zgoda i jednose oraz wza3emha
ml1osG bratnia }aczyc mas powlnna'
a ME rozdwojaG. kt6z 2 tych ma
szych k}6tnl i niezgody korzyscsod-
nosi. OTTO nasl wrogowie. Wypleh-
nv luz raz z serc naszych niena-
wise, przestanmy obrzucat sic BIO
tenn, w~ytykac sig palcaml' ! dz'e-
lie ma rome obozy, pomnac zesmy
wszyscy So Pokukami, 1e tylko
wsp6lnemi si}ami przy zgodzle l
jednosci :staniemy wyzej, a 1nne
narodv szanowat nas beda, UNA
lac SHE, z ktora tel liczyc sic I'm
wypada.
Ma was to przewodnicy spo-
czywa W szczegdlnosci spe}n1en1e
tego zadania przez oswiate. Ma
wotulcie wiec do oswiaty clemne
masy, DO tel narodowi naszemu
ME ,dostaje! ZakEadajcie Rodacy
sEkolY polskle; atno BOWEN cay
! TAME i 'plsanie hub paplanie po an
( gielsku ME da]e wykszta|cenla. Iyl-
ko przez prawdziwa otwaate, lednosc
popiecanie sic wza1emne, wycho'
wanie naszvch dzieci W duchu
religljno-narodowym spe4nimy pa
tryotycGne nasze zadanle, stanle'
my ma rowni Z innymi narodo"os'
ciami. Wtenczas ME znald2 sle
tacy ciemni, jaklch kiedys wLBay u
ty znalezllsmy, ktorzy ME umle]s(
czytac AM plsac oswiadczall ,gdysmy
za}ozyll ,,K6}ko'polityczne" re nan
pelityka ,aiepotrzebna. Rodseys ri
badzcie tax g}uplmi, jak taa7aks
ma prairiach.
y uszanowaniem
J. Woiwoda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
Re Syberyi.
,,Dziennik Poznahski" pisze:

Droga przez Paryz odebraf
londyhski organ Times" wiado-
nose o gromadnem wymordowa-
niu wys}anych ma Sybir przestep-
COW politycznych. Wiadomos6 po-
dana przez Times brzmi wpraw-
die bardzo Interchangeable, tym-
czasem historya deportowanych ma
Syber Polak6w wykazuje niejedno
podobne zajscie, tax re uwazamy
"a obowiazek mas publicystyczny
podzielic sic Z czytelnikami wiado-
moscia z pisma angielskiego "a
czerpnieta, kt6ra zreszta inne juz
podawa}y pisma. Pisze on:
,,Okoto 80 os6b wysfanych do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16

szych.
Skoro pierwsze wiadomosci i
wrazenia tax So slime i wazne, Jas
na lest rzecza, II potrzeba, ably
by}y tylko dobre. Tel plerwszej
wiedzy, kt6ra ma cz1owiekowi p6z-
niei przewodniczyc przez Gale zy-
Gle, nabiera dziecie ME gdzieindziej,
jak W domu rodzinnym. Dom o
dzinny lest tedy ta pierwsza szko. {.
4a ola kazdego cz}owieka, z ME
tedy winien wyniesc taka nauk :,
kt6raby zdo}a}a z niego zrob i6
prawego i szlachetnego mieszka h
ca tel ziemi.
Dom rodzinny to pierw: SEC
szko}a, W kt6rej dziecie-cz}ow iek
pobiera}a nauke 0 swiecle i To-
dziach, tn poznaje sig napier q
dobrem lub z}em, a cd lego ale.
Zee bedzie p6zniej GAIA jego ~ae-
tos6 i przysz}osG!
Skoro dom rodzinny Jest dis
dziecka plerwsza szko1a, to pc
rzadku rzeczy wynika, re kaero-
wnikami iej musza bye p ruede-
wszystkiem najg}owniejsze j u 'ose-
by, a tymi SO: ojciec i matssa
jednem s}owem rodzice.
Wszyscy rodzice pragr q mfec
dobre dzieci i widziec je saozeai-
wemi, ale Jake ma}o jest lc h pzew-
dziwie tego sobie zyczacy ,ch, 100
samo zyczenie pozostanle ma "a
wsze tylko zye7en'em, je' iii do te-
90 re swej strony ME d, dcze 10
zumnej piracy, kierowan q misos-
cia rodzlcielska. Tutaj ma zsess1i
talk sic ma rzecz, re jesl i czkowlek
chce mice z czego jaki ,ozytek, to
musi koniecznie ponos i6 pewne
truly, gayzsamo z siel lie aic sic
mic zrobl. A ]esli Najw yhszy Bog
poruczyE rodzicom, ably Jego'dzie-
10 t. j. dgiec,e pod ic h "0pieka i
staranoscia z.czasem S tato sic dol
rza}ym czioviek1em, na chwale
Boza 6 pozytek dobry CHI 4udzi, to
w}asnle W tel mYsli, ably mad MEM
pracowali rcauwali re wsGystkiob
sill swoich, G wtedy doplere zadosG
uczynia ty}ko s'wym obowiazkom.
Poniewa@ VI nys1 dzisoka jest
bardzc wra&liw.I l ma wSzystko
pilnie Ewrao& s1va uwags, co oko-
10 niego sic dzi eje, przeto 'ebowia-
zkiem rodZ;c6vv, jego p,eowszych
n%auczycieli, jes pamieta6 % tenn,
ably W tel ypier1 vszej szkole wszys-
tko edbywalo sic wzorowo u przy-
l;}adaie.
z powyzszego wynlka, re n.y.
C ,e i prowaazenie sic samyoh ro-
d nie1w poW3nno bye chwalebke i
z goane z'prawaml Bozenli.
Oadavna powiadasa jludzie,
j; Ika ,ozko]a, taxi nar6d, my zas
p ow,enly, ,5aAie rodz1ny, takiemy
S; ii ich w}aene dzieci, ke6re jake
l, iduie dojrzali W przysz!osci 'maja
tx vor&y5 'narod.
~'Chcac.tedy, ably przysz}y 'nasz
n: lrood stall ma wyzszym stopniu
na ulli, dobra postepu, nalezy to
WI asnie odpnrzadzenia d~ebregode7
pi, ,rwssej szko}y, a MA Jest w}es
ME donl ,rodGinny.
lm wiecej tedy bedz1emy alie
Ii dlobrych, p~-zyk}adnych rodzin
tenn wi ecej 'bedzie zacnych oby
wat eli, tenn dzleln1e]szy stale six
nardd, sem ~wczesniei spoaziewaS
sic n1qaamy ,debrobytu i pasza'1o
wanna u obcyoh narod6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
Syber7i droga administering II.

syber7i droga administering II.
bez wyroku sadowego, a moze Ii
tylko z powodu fatalnegolswego To-
gu, mia1o bye deportowanych do
stacyi odleglejszych W g}ebi kra-
ju po}ozonych. Dzislejszy %guberna-
tor Irkucka, Ostaszin, wyda} celem
tym nowy regulamin deportacyiny,
kt6ry r6wna} sig skazaniu deporto-
wanych ma smierc, p%oniewaz mia
no ich przewieze przez puste obsza-
ry podbiegunowe. To tez skazani
podali do nlego gromadna prosbe
o zatrzymanie regulaminu dawniej-
szcgo, juz i tax okrutnego.
Tymczasem odebrali oni roz-
kaz, azeby ma postanowienle gu
bernatora z~aczekali w pewnym
domu prywatnym,a ME udawali
sig gromadnle do urzedu guber-
nialnego. Tu iednak przyby} ME
bawem pewien z podrzednych u
rzednikow policyjnych rozkazaf
zgromadzonym, azeby razem uda-
Ii sic do gubernatora.
Wobec dw6ch tax z sob2
sprzeeznych rozkazow wachali sic
wywiezieni to uczynic. Dozoruja
cy policyanci / soldacy wzieli to
"a has}o do og6lnej %zaczepki; "a
czeli do deportowanych :~strzelac,
a kiedy ostatni okazali "a
miar sfabego oporu, podwolli zof-
aierze i zandarmerya napad to
z TAXA zaciekloscia, re wsrod "a
mieszkl ranill &o}nierze navel
1ednego z zandarmow snaiertelnie,
a take przvbyli podczas zajscla
tego gubernator Ostaszyn officer
odniesli rany. Z rannych odda9e
szesciu, a pomiedzi niemi m}oda
panienka Gurewicz, ducha ma
miejscu, ciezko rannydh %naliczono
8, a pomiedzY niemv m}oda p.
Zarastrow-
Ostatnich, a ME mniej Fwszyst-
kich deportowanych pozostafyoh
PREY zyciu oddano pod sad woJen-
ny, poniewaz W petycyi ich pre-
ciwko rozpozadzeniu gubernatora
dopatrEono sic zbrodni rozruchu,
Sad woienny skazai wszystk'ch ma
d}ugoletnie robotv W katorzniach,
a trzeeh navel na%miert. Powie-
szono ich ma miejscu. Jeden 2 o
tatnich by} ,eztery razy rannym.
tax, re trzeba go by1o W }6zku 70.
niest pod ssublenice. Kiedy pow,
r6z okrecono mu .oko}o szyi, usu,
nieto toxic i WYNN stanie 60 po'
~wieszono."
Przyjac,ele nieszczesliwych o.
far tax dodaje ,,Times"-posta'
rail- sic 0 podanie tych istotnle sy'
birskich okruc1ehstw do wlado'
mosci publicznej.
Me dowiadojemy sic, czy pc.
mledzy !oGsarami 'okropnej rzes
znaidowall sic take Polacy. Me
szczesliwy ich los jest dowodem
IL admlnistracye rosyjska do te,
chwili trzyma SIG okrutnych srod'
kow, kt6rych .ofara pablo tylu 4
naszych braci. Dzieje sic to wszyst'
Fo W chwiii W ktdrei W Bruksel
obraduja mad zniesieniem niewol
nictwa W Afryoe:; 'czyzby dalekt
pozadanszem nre by}o, :gdyby mo
carstwa e%uropejsk'e %poprzednio zba
daG chcia1y take ,objawy zbydle
cenla ludzkosci, jak je nam dzlsia
opisuje .,Tlmess"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16

jezior rewnikowYch napotkamy ma
rzeczy godne %widzenia, ably wsze'
lako zniwo nowych faktow byfo
tax obfiem, ma to ME byfem
przygotowanym. Jestto z pewnos'
c,a najbogatsza W plony wyprawa
z tych, jake Professionalism kle-
dykolwiek W g}ab Afryki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
WlE:SCI
z Polskiej OJczyzay.
ZieanGe Rlolskie pod
E:ab&SreEm aM0SkieWskiAsz.

We WanazoMesn ma Podwalu tfuul
ciekawych e%odziwial stado niez-
wyesajnych Ftakov, ktdre obsiad}y
gzyms .loewnei kamienicy. Jedne
byfy fol'stowez 'czerwoneml skrzy-
damn, dr,ggic xielape re sKrzyd1a-
mi zSatemi t.. T., wszystkie
mienisy sic barwami teczy. Me
kt6rzy .dowodzili, re to papug,,
kt6re ueiek}y hodowcy i handla-
rzowi ptakow, - tymczasem po-
kaza}o sig, re to go59ble, kt6re
pewicn fgaarz umalowa} anilino-
weml farba1nl.
Szczepien9e wscieklizny. DR.. o.
Bujwid swiezo W jednynl majatku
pod Grodzisk,em w Kr. Polskiem
ma wo}ach dokona} pr6by s%zczepie-
wscieklizny. Doswiadczen,e to
udalo SIC w zupetnoscl.
We Warszawie W zak}adzie
Observation-Disclosures hr. Zy-
berg-Platerowej otworzono skromna
lecz bardzo pouczaiaca wystawe
robot %kobiecych. Przedewszystklem
zwraca tam ma slebie uwage ia
ciarstwo''. Jestto umieJetnosc ME
dostrzegalnego prawie ola Okla
wstawiania W podarta materya
lat, ktorych obecnoSG tylko z le-
(Dokohczenie ma stronie 4-tej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
DR.. rs. C. WESTA SHREDDER

DR.. e. C.. WESTA SIeODEK
Ma NERWE i MOZG, CIV aranto-
y "~,ls tajemRicze l%ekarssvo ma hy-
S tenYa, zawrot W g.owie, Isonwui-
S yes ,mrukliwusc, nerwsva newrai-
& ias DOL gsowy, nerwowa %'r"stra-
va. pochodzsca 2 uzytku alkoho-
lu aso .tabak!, hezsen..a5G, prey
greehenie usaysfowe, rom iekcze-
nice nozgu, Prowadzace co o,bfaka
ni;s, lido nics1czescia, resp aczy
-smiees: - pewodujace rychi re
s%tarzen!e sic. iniepiodnos6, utratS
>s'fv u sobojga t1ci, mimowolIoe u
/, piawy ! chorobe zwana ~Gp erma-
s.horrhsaoa, bed4c2 skutkien mad
,slzycla 4lozgu, ..Gamogwastu in
'nych .tasnJ ch gnzechow. Kasdo pL-
Gcfko zawiera percya ne jeden mic
! s;ac. s1Go podesko, Tub 6 Fud siek
e. x5,m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16

.yezeli p~ragniecie
na5yc dobra farme W
okolic;y lesistej lub
prero>wej, z gruntem
1atwy m do uprawy a
pfod1 ~lkujacym obj
Gle v1szelkle 70. .aie
spree 'tu; jeziorem,
strun aieniem Tub ar
tezyj ska studnia wy
born ejwody, z wygo-
damn zelaz'nych kolei,
szko: ty,.ko6ciofa, ryn-
kdw, pod ~nadzwyczaj
d%ego'dnemi warunka-
mi / a g. ola RE-
czyw istych osadni-
k6w, piszci e do:
IS. BOOK w ALTER
LGsG Commissioner of the st. Pau
'Ninn eapols .G h Ianitoba RE-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
$500 NAGROBY n!

Wypdec'my powyzsza, ragre
de IA xaA6y przypodek cirr4ien ia
ma watroase, dlsepsgi, nieustaisc ea:"
BOA, gfowy, niestraw Ia. "al'.
dza1ia Atortgo,sJsmy ME mo-
gil MvleczsI Vests pisufka'a4 ma
wahobe, T. FosIln wwobienemi, ie-
zeli wskazawki nasx.o Scisle VISTA
1y ,~wykonane.
" WEMONIE sprzedajc r.
PTEEARZ
sM. II. KHACAxsAEY
Mr.. rs W. Third Str. tCor. Main
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-25

GUTHRIE, |. T., Dec. @.-White Cloud,
Hatche-She and Running Bear were in
the city to-day TO invite some friends and
their legal advisers 10 meet them nine
miles out Of the city 10 participate in a
ghost dance, TO begin tomorrow. The
Tiowas are entertaining many Indians
from neighboring tribes. There are also
representatives from the Cheyennes, Ara
pahoes, Creeks and two messengers from
the Sioux. The white visitors will do all
in their power TO. sllay as far as possible
the Messiah craze. All the Indians about
here are friendly and peaceable.
WAsHISGToS, Dec. .2i.-A report that was
received yesterday to the effect that Big
Foot with his following, including some
Of Sitting Bulls fuRitiyes, had surren.
dered to Colonel Sumner, is contradicted
tonight in a dispatch received by Gen.
eral Schofield from General Miles. Miles
states they did not surrrederas they prom.
ised but managed TO escape. The troops
are in active pursuit.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-25
A COMPLETE WRECK.
Banker Keans Affairs Are In Very Had
shape


CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-As the investigation
into the affairs OF 5. A. Kean a Co.'s de-
funct private bank progress the hope Of
the creditors grows gradually less. When
Assignee Jacobs takes the stand, some
time to-day, IL is said he will report the
concern cannot pay more than 10 cents on
the dollar Of Indebtedness. The conclu-
sion is being reached after careful re-
view of statements of expert account.
ants.
After recess Miss Higgins resumed the
witness chair. She said she had searched
for the Waddingham agreement but was
unable to find IL. An attorney asked her
II she had ever placed her name on a note
for Kean. She replied she had once.
Kean asked her 10 do SO. explaining that
there was law providing that a bank
could not lsan more than SO much on one
name and that her name was acceptable
"Were you good for the note?n asked
the attorney.
81 don't think was very rich at the
time" she said.
During the session Attorney Mayer
asked kean II he was aware that the Rev,
John o. Foster and the Rev. Lewis Curtis
were given "tip" as 10 the condition oi
affairs two days before the bank failure,
with the result that they drew out their
deposits.
Kean answered he did not know such
TO be the case. Mayer, however, request
ed the sheriff TO serve subpnnas on the
reverend gentlemen to appear in court
and testify.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-25
IN MlSSOULA.
One Prisoner Who WIN serve Out His
FUN Sentence.

Fun sentence.
Special 10 the Standard
MIsSouLA, Dee. 2i.-Judge Evans sent
"Old Frenchy" 10 the county jail as vag-
raut to-day. lie also sentenced Thomas
Conklin 10 ninety days in jail aud sl00
fine for going through an old man at Joe
Davis lodging house and robbing him Of
SIS in gold and check for $3.50 Monday
night.
Last night while Deputy Sheriirs Aber-
nethy and Gipe were at supper a trusty
named King closed the door Of the jail
office, arousing their suspicious. Later
he was found to have stolen all the cartrid-
ges in the jail. This morning Under Sher-
ir McCung found Winchester missing.
He called King from his cell to the ofiicc
and upon his refusing TO tell where il was.
mopped the floor with hin in a vain en-
deavor TO make him tell. j. 5. Booth,
nightwatchman at the courthouse, then
appeared with the rifle, which he had
found concealed. King will serve out
this sentence and then another.
Marriage licenses were granted to-day
20 George Z. Stiles of Missoula and Ber-
tina Mills Of Carlton, and Napoleon G..
Tevis Of Missoula aud Nellie Mills Of
Lolo. Mr.. Teyis and Miss Nellie Mills
will be married at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. IL. Mills, to-mor-
row. John L. Har, and Howard Brayton
will go to Lolo TO be present at the cere
mony.
Sheriff Houston recently received pa
per from one of his friends addressed to
"Sherif W. II. Houston, assistant sky
litter TO the Messiah, Missoula, Mont.n
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Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. A.-Unanimous
consent was asked for the joint resolution
extending until July 1. 1891, the period
during hich the laws OF Nebraska shall
be in force in the territory Of Oklahoma
Edmunds explaining the act creating the
territory, placed over II the laws Of Ne
braska until the close Of the first session
of the territorial legislature. Ii was pre-
sumed that the legislature would enact a
code of laws, but il had failed 10 do so
and the term of its service would expire
to-day. II congress failed 10 act now the
territory will be i9 a state Of chaos. Nor
gan objected 10 consideration Of the reso-
luton and il was laid over.
The message from the president was
received and read returning without APP
proyal the bill appropriating $4,000 for a
public building at Bar Harbor. Maine. on
the ground that the public needs at tha,
place did not justify such an expenditure.
Only one public Office, tie postoillce, is
10 he accommodated.
The president sets forth the facts that
the rent paid for the postofilce in 1Ss,
was $50. One clerk was EN-.
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ITS A BIG STRIKE.
More Than 1000 Railway Employees Now
Out In Scotland.

GLASGOW, Dec. 2i.-There are no signs
OF Improvement in connection with the
railroad strike. Ii is estimated about
800 men are now out, aud business isen-
tirely at a standstill. On the North Brit
ish line traffic is suspended, while others
are working irregularly. The price OF
coal has already advanced seven shillings
per ton. II is said gas famine is immi'
nent. All ship building yards and public
works are without fuel, and they expect
10 close their doors unless the strike Is
settled within q short time. Strong de-
tachments Of police are guarding the
railroad depots which are surrounded by
crowds OF strikers.
At meeting of the board OF directors
OF the North British railway company, ID
was determined 10 prosecute the strikers
TO obtain redress for what they call un-
warranted interference with business.
The North British directors have also re-
solved 10 completely close their railroad
lines rather than yield. The strikers are
encouraged by the announcement made
to-day that the railroad officials refuse TO
pay any portion of the wages now due
them. This action, according to the rail-
road officials, is taken upon legal advice
pending decision from the courts rs TO
the validity Of contracts existing between
the company and its employees.
A mass meeting Of the railroad strikers
was held here to-day and II was resolved
10 continue the struggle until their de-
mands were granted.
The North British company has entirely
closed their unde rground station here.
Placartls announcing promotion aud adj
yanced pay for the men who were loyal 10
the company were posted conspicuously.
The strikers, however, maintained n de-
fiant attitude. The loss TO the railway
companies will be enormous. The
strikers have issued manifesto demand.
ing ten hours day and 80 per cent. extra
pay for Sunday work. II is estimated
that 1900 persons are now out. Work at
most OF the coal pits in Lannarkshre is
stopped in consequence of the strike.
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ployed and no carriers. The gross
postal receipts for that year were $500.
Bar Harbor is almost wholly a summer
resort. The postal receipts for 1880 show
that more than half their gross receipts
Of the post office were about IS day. The
president says the salary OF a janitor for
the new building would be more than
twice the present cost to the governmentfor
rent, fuel and light,He cannot believe that
upon reconsideration congress will APP
prove the expenditure. The message
was referred 10 the committee.
Morgan called up his resolution direct
ing the committee on privileges and elec-
tions to amend section 81 of the election
bill. Sherman contended il was not now
in order 10 call up the resolution except
upon formal motion.
Pending debate which followed the honr
Of II arrived and Mcpherson continued
his speech against the election bill.
The senate has adjourned until Satur-
day next with the understanding that
when il meets that day the vice-president
shall declare il adjourned until Monday.
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nASH CLOTHING
N....CONCERN....
As EAST PARK ST., BUTTE.
Holiday Presents For All.

Christmas is upon US but un-
fortunately for we poor devils OF
clothing men it is not a white
Christmas" The sun instead OF
the snow makes its appearance.
1t will not do, however, to sit
still and see people wear their
old coats simply because they
think they will not need a new
one. 1t is a mistake, for we are
bound to have cold weather later
on. We must therefore offer in
ducements for man to buy now,
and we do.
We have gone through our
stock of overcoats and cut them
deep. Cut out the profit en-
tirely and into the cost. In fact
we do not reckon the cost at all
We do not offer a fake discount
of 20 per cent. or IS per cent. OF
fake affidavits from our clerks
but we show you the original cost
Of the goods and then the price
we now get for it.
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BOULANGER AGAIN.
His Cause Once More Disturbs the French
People.

ohss
People.
PARIS, Dec. 2i.-Boulanger was the sub.
ject of interest and discussion in the
chamber Of deputies yesterday. A year
ago at the election in one constituency Of
Montmartre. Boulanger headed the poll.
His vote, however, was rejected and the
seat awarded to Jofirin. The latter died
a month ago and an election was ordered.
Boulanger sent manifesto advising his
partisans to remain neutral at the cleo
ton on the ground that he was the right
full member There were many candi-
dates and none received the requisite ma.
jority.
Another election was had soon after,
Boulangerrepeatingh hismanifesto, ,butthis
time Levy was elected. Boulanger's friends
then determined to press his claim TO the
seat before the chamber. This was done
yesterday and he was reelected.
The feature of the debate was the
speech OF Laguerre. formerly an ardent
supporter Of Boulanger. He said he voted
against the claim of his leader from mo.
tives of public policy. Boulangerism was
dead and the sooner this fact was recog'
nized the better for the country.