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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-02-15
SATURDAY. FEB. IS. 1850.
Give Us an Equitable Distribution OF
the State School Tax.

In his message to the Legislature,
Governor Jackson referred to the inc
quality of the distribution of the
estate School Tax" as between the
white and cOlored children attending
the Public Schools. This inequality
Is bad enough, but there is another
branch of the same subject, upon
which the Governor did not touch,
which shows still more glarng
inequality and which involves even
greater injustice than The distribution
mentioned by him. We refer to the
distribution to the "White schools"
In the several counties.
An examination of the annual re-
port of the State Board of Education
for the year 1888 diScloses the fact
that there was apportioned in that
year tn one county. for each white
pupil in average attendance at the
Public Schools of that county. SIG 46,
and to another cOanty, S13 70; while
Frederick county received $40;
Allegheny county received 81 % :;
Washington county received So 36.
and Garrett county received only
So q.
These large differences arise from
several causes. The population Of
the several counties "DetWeen the
ages of five and twenty years." as
shown by the latest U. S. census,
now nearly ten years old. used as the
basis of the apportionmpnt of the
State School Tax, without regard to
the increase or decrease of that pOpu.
latiOn from year to year, is one cause.
The whole population of school ages,
"total white and cOlOred." usel as
the basis for appointment of that
fund for the use of "white Schools"
is another cause. And the use of the
"total population" of school ages,
without regard to the proportion
thereof attending the Public Schools.
Is another cause. And all of these
causes combine, to work result SO
manifestly unequal and oppressive.
But this injustice does not end
here. The distribution to the "color.
ed Schools" though the extreme diff
ference is not so great as in the case
ofthe "white schools" is of the same
character and controlled by nearly
the same causes, except that the
population of "colored only" is used
for the apportionment for "c0lored
Schools"
In the year 1888 ore county receiv-
ed for each colored pupil in average
attendance at the public schools in
that county S12 II, and another coun-
ty Sl1.75. while Frederick county
received SIS So; Garrett county receiv-
ell SIS 81, Washington county receiv-
Ell S5.05, and Allagany received only
Sab.
This system of "fsttening" some
counties at the expense Of others did
not exist only in the year 1888. but
has prevailed for number of years
past, and it Is now full time to call IA
halt, make a thorough investigation
of the methods practiced in the APP
portionment of the State school tax,
and start afresh on new basic equit.
able alike to all parts of the State.
We respectfully ask the Comptrol-
Ter to explain by what authority the
''total white and colored," are count
ed 10 make the basis for apportion-
ment for the use of "White Schools"
and the colored only are counted in
making the apportionment for the
use of "colored Schools" The Code
does not appear tojustify it.-Cumb.
NetCS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-02-15
The Supreme Court Deals a Deadly
Blow at MOrmOnism.

NV N'i hNlot'' l'ilNlCob lliC Juuie
ciary Centenary in the way of eXpec-
tatiOD, enjoyment and retrospect
prevented the due appreciation OF
the Supreme Court of the United
States. delivered last Monday, hold
ing that the Idaho Anti. Mormon
Test Oath law is constitutional.
The decision is one that will suS-
tain and encourage the Christians in
| Utah in their fight for decent civil
izati0n, and Will be especially graft
flying to the Christians in Idaho.
where the MOrmons have been nu.
mer0us. aggressive and hopeful of
gaining political control. So active
and aggressive were they that finally
the anti, Mormons dropped all poll
tics and combined to elect "A m tjOrity
of the Legislature on an anti Moraon
platform, and "a delegate to Congress
Mr.. Dubois.
The Legislature thus chosen adopt
ed the EImunds. Tucker law As a
! basis, and passed bill requiring an
oath from every voter that he was
neither pOlygamist nor bigami,t.
The law was vigorously enforced,
and the M0rmOns were politically
paralyZed. But with their usual ten
acity and audcity they began to make
legal resistance. and employed able
la"yearS to make up case under
the Test Oath law aud carry it to the
highest tribunal. Meantime the loyal
people of Idaho were petii0ning for
Statehood, but they were told that
the Congressional Committees would
not consider their request until it
had been de .ided wheather or not
the Test Oath law was constitutional.
The case came before the Supreme
Court on an application for a writ of
habeas corpus made by Samuel d.
Davis, who is in Jail in Idaho, hav-
ing been sentenced for unIaWfulIy
taking the prescribed test oath when
he was member of the Mormon
Church.
The Court denied the application.
and its decision is one that will he
hailed with joy by oil the decent peo-
pie in Idaho, and in the other Terri.
tories and States where the Nor.
mons have been trying to spread
their infamous doctrines and to get
political control. The opinion of the
Supreme G Durt is as remarkable for
its simplicity as for its plainness,
directneas and comprehensiveneSs.
1t holds that "bigamy and polvg-
amy are crimes by the laws OF the
United States and of Idaho. They
tend to destroy the purity of the
marriage relations, to disturb the
peace of families, to degrade woman.
and to debase man. Few crimes are
, more pernicious to the best interests
of society and receive more general
or more deserved punishment. To
call their advocacy tenet of religion
is to offend the common sense of
mankind. To extend exemption from
punishment for such crimes would
be 10 shock the moral Judgment of
the community. 1t is assumed by
counsel Of the petitioner that because
no mode of worship can be establish
ed by law or religious tenets enforced
in this country. therefore any form
of worship may he followed and any
tenets, however destructive of society
may be held AMI advocated. if assert
ed to be Il part of the religious doc.
trines of those advocating and prac.
ticing them. But nothing is further
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-02-15

am prepared to doall kinds of blacksmith
ing. Farmers work a speciality. Prices as
low as can be had for first class work. shop
near Browning House."
DAVID LITTEL,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-02-15

Charles w. Boucher. Plaintiff. VS.. Joseph
Milestone and others. Defendants.
No. l36 Eqnity. IN the Circuit Court for Car
rett County.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-02-15
BLACKSMITHING.

f. q. TOWER, Clerk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

zdradziecko zostaf zamordo-
wany ma ulicy. Pomimo DO
s%zukiwah, zboicy ME odkryto.
Teraz jul tylko jeden pre-.
szkadzaf Robertsonowi. Pozos.
ta}o ich dwoch i mogliby sic
podziellc. Ka2dy dostalby 20
piec mllionow d&ar6w, a ia
ka suma mo2e )uz zadowoR-
NC. \
Zadowoln;6? Sam Satan W
pickle wybuchaatby smiechem,
usfyszawszY te slowa. Zado-
wolnlc sic, 20 zamordowaniu
tylu ludzi tylko ola tego, by
zostac jedynym posiadaczem
skarbu? Zadowolnic sic, gdy
ma przeszkodzie stoi Jul tyi-
ko ]eden?
Cd Smierc, Georgesa, Will
jam n'gdy JUL ME rocowaf
pod jednym dachem z Robert
sonem i nigdy ME pill re
szklankl, ktorej on u4ywaf.
Robertson i Jego wsp6lnlk,
re skarbu Zachowaaego ma
wYspie Saypan, zabrali tylko
dwadzlescia tysiecy dolarow,
gdyz tylko lyle byio W mo-
necle. Obecnie najpilnle)sza ola
Mich sprawl by}o odkupienie
okretu cd kupca z Rlo.Janel.
70. 20 wyp}aceniu mu dwu-
nastu tysiecy dolar6w, wydali
]eszcze try tysiqce ma oplace-
ME study okretowej j zaopat-
rzenia sic W rome re%kwizyta,
| guy "szystko byfo gotowe
do odjazdu, dowiejzieii sic
nagle, re kupiec zniknaf wraz
z okretem.
Jaklz ten SWAT zepsuty!
Navel zfodziei ohradaja!...
Ci2g dalszy nastapi.)
PtACClE IA WIARUSAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
w. SEOMHNSKA
679 MIwaukee Ave. Micnqo III.
OgfOszenie gazeciarslxie.

IN Newspaper Advertising
Wysz}o juz 175 wydanie tego
dziefa, ksiazka o 200 stronnicach.
Mona tam znalezc tytu} kazdej
gazety wychodzacej Stanach
Zjednoczonvch, majaceJ pod}ug
american Newspaper Directory prze-
sz}o % tysiecy abonentow q wy
szczegolnieniem, lie kosztuje wiersz
~ogFoszenia. Podaje takze liste nal
lepszych gazet w kazdem miescie,
majqcych lokalnych abonentow
najmniej 50OO-tudziez liste wszel-
kich innych gazet + warunkl,
W jaki spos6b MONA w Mich maj
tanlej oglaszac. Wreszcie wskszuje,
W ]aFi sposdb najwlekszy zysk
MONA clagra6 Z pieniedzy i t. d.
i t. d.-Ksiazka ia kazdemu ma
zadanie przes}ana bedzie darmo,
tylko koszta przeselk GO cent6w)
trzeba posiaG W znaczkach pocz-
towych pod adresem: Geo. P. Ro-
well & Co., 10 Spruce Street, New
York c., n. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

POCZTA B~kYSKAWICZNA z
wygodnemi pociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i w~ybtzezami
Oceann Pofudniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
l St. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich g}6wnych punkt6w W,
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem nal p, plan61
a y i ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny fracht6w trzeba sic udaG do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE &ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia kolejowego gdziekolwiekbadzn no
swiecie.
R. MILLER. A. Y. II. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Genl Pass, and Tkt. Agt.
" MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
e , Pc informacye w~zgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w n~alezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE &St. PAUL,
trzeba pisac do II. G.. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE&sT PAULRAILwAy
Leave Winona- East North
Chicago & Rock Island ex. o.36 am
chicago express CAT pm. 1908 am
Chicago Night Express 1905 $50 a ID
Fast Mail o.4. pm. 1907 II.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
Agenci Nv iarusa:''

Agenci ,,Wiarusa::"
BERLIN, WIS. S. T.. Chojnacki
BALTIMORE, NJ. d. FIR Ziarnowski
t1de5 Sheakspearc Str.
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarski
BUFFALO, NY. Jan Goryca So Townsend Str.
BAY CITY. MICH. An,oni Przybylinski 1. B. 90
BESSEMER, Mich.-Andrzej Wysocki.
CHICAGO F. Szaf,rczyk 7Io-I7 Str
Jozef Rozanski 900 w. II Str
DETROIT Jan Lesnau Cor. IS \ Buhanan Str
DUNCAN NEBR. S. NJ. Slawinski
ELLIS, WIS. Jan Wysocki.
GILLMANN, BENTON CO. MO. Wawrzyniec
WiSniewski.
JERSEY CITY N. J.-K. Maryanski. 1877 Wa
shington Str.
LEMONT. ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
MIMIC. D. T.. Jul. Wirkus,
MILWAUKEE, WIS. JanF. Berka Humboldt Av.So1
MT CARMEL Jan Razylak
MANISTEE, Mich.-Ja nG unlock (Kino) Filler City
NEW WAVERLY, TEX Hildebrandt
PHILADELPHIA PA. Michal Raczykowski
c2s S Monroe Str
POLANDER NEBR. Michal Mendyk
SHAMOKIN, PA. Franciszek Cimochowski
w. p. Stelmach
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gratzek
ST. LOUIS, Max Paprocki, 2I25 Blsmark Str.
ST HEDWIG TEX. Jozef Zizik
TOLEDO. OHIO Ant Kujawa, orVence&J JUNCTION
TOWN SIEGEL WIS. Szymon Lubowiecki
WILNO. MINI MARGIN A Mazany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

N.Y. ~ llOAuoSC lego
nlebezpieczenstwa, ale l ci
zdawali sic ME wiele trosz-
czyc o znajdujacych sic "
1od2i.
-Juz my pozostaniemy ma
pokfadzie i bedziemy ma Mich
uwa2ac-rzekli.
Tymczasem ;eden pc dru-
GIN zac1eli ukiadaG sig 20
katach, ponakrywali SIC pfasz-
czami, a widzac. ze kapltan
sto1 u rudla i czuwa, zaspeli
wszyscy.
Bylo ]uz po poinocy, gdy
sllny, chiodny wlatr zaczal
wydymac &agle i faldowac
morze spleaionq fala.
Il ka2da chwil4 baiwany
wznosily sic coraz wyzej i
rzucafy fcdzia pfyEaca va o.
kretem; kilka new, chroniac
sic przed wlatrem, spujc,}o
sic na NASTY. Jeszcze chwll
kilka l burza zachuczata Gaia
potega. Robertson bystrym
wzrokiem ogarnat caly pokfad,
wyjai Z "a pasa szeroki, obo-
sieczny n6z, przechylil sic
przez burte statku i sllnem
poclagnieclem przecial napre-
iona line. Odclety koniec, u.
nleslory przez WICKER, skrecif
sic zawarczaf W powietrzu,
a W tej2e chw1li f6dz, bez
stern, obciazona dwudziestu
pJanymi ludzmi, un,esiona
przez balwany, zawirowala ma
spienionej fall i znikfa ma ME
chybna zagfade W clemno-
sc:ach nocy.
Cd tel chwili nike O Mich
ME sfyszal ami stowa. Praw-
dopodobnie pochlonelo ich mo-
re tel samej nocy.
Robertson okryf sic plasz-
czem JaS ten, ktorego sen
zmorzy} mimo jego wolf, po-
fozyf sic kolo rudla i zasnaf.
p uptywle poi godziny,
burza zaryczafa jeszcze silniej,
a bafwany uderzajac gwa1tow.
ME o bcki okratu, miotafy
MIN ma wszystkle strony.
Jeden ma)tkow obudzif
sic i spostrzsgtszy kapitana
splacego prey rudlu, powstal
wylrzaf ga burde okretu.
-kapltanle, wstawaj!- "a
wofaf-}odzl ME widaG.
Robertson zerwa1 sic ma
rowne nogl i udaiac )akby
zbudzony re snu gleboklego,
%przecIeraf oczy. Byi JUL dvien,
ale geste chmury zaciemnia-
fY horyzont niedozwalaiy
rozpatrzyc sic W dalszej roz-
leglosci. Kapitan z natezona
uwaga rozgladaf sic ma wszyst-
xie strony.
Ale W mysll dodaf: ,,Zno-
WI mn!ej O dwudziestu."
Rzecz prosta, ze GAIA histo.
rya o okrecie hiszpaiskim, by
la kfamstwem i pozorem ola
zgubienia dwudziestu ludzi.
Robertson rozpuczaf. Ohu-
dit wszystkich ] ostrzegaf, W
jak wie]kiem znajduja sic o.
tecnie nlebezpieczenstwie, ci
bowiem, kt6rzy uci, XII, pew
noscia udali sic do Otaiti. by
sprowa1zi6 Ma Mich okret hisz-
panski.
-Skarb, ktory posiadamy
ma statkn, mowif p6zniej Ro-
b%ertson, moze sciqgnac ma mas
nlebe1pIeczenstwo. Wszyscy
JUL o MIN teraz wiedza ka2-
dy okret wo1eory, a nawet
rozbojniczy, bedzie ia mas po-
lowai. ia uwa$am, ze najle-
pie by1oby wrociG ma vyspe
Saypan i tam go uIlry6. Mas
tepn'e nale2aioby udac sic 90
wysp Sandwich Ola zakupie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

poZostaWlaJac shadow. Ztoto
m'esclic sic W pieGdziesieclu
barytkach, ktore ME tax tat
VIC zakopae W znemi, by ME
pozosta}y iakies znaki. Nadto
nalezato pamleta6, by ME u
kryc go znowu tax, lzby poz-
nlej trudno byfo odszukaG. Ale
Robertson i ma to znalazi ra-
de. Re srodka wyspy wyply-
wal strumleh, tworzac W DIAL
Sym biegu liczne wodospady.
Robertson kazaf usypa6 tame
odwr6ciwszy koryto, ukazaf
zdzlwionym swoim towarzy-
szoG:, wsr6d wielu rozpadlln
skaiy, pieczare, zakryta przez
woody strumienla. W tel pie
czarze zfo2ono pieGdziesiat ba-
ry1ek napefnlonych zIctem,
zakryto je odiamkiem skafy i
znlszczywszY tame, skierowa-
no znowu strumien ma wfasci-
we koryto.
lynn sposobem woda po.
kryta tajemnice skarbu.
Teraz mkt JUL ME potrze-
bowaf podejrzywa6 i pllnowaG
]eden drugiego. Zfoto byto u
Kyle, Georges i VILLAIN aie
mlell powodu obawiac sic, by
Robertson umknat i'm z okre-
tn.
JUL tYlko W siedmuastu o.
tuszczaii wyspe Saypan. Matt
kowie uczuli sic swobodrymi,
iakby i'm cie2ar spadl z pier
81, ME potrzebowali jui pilno-
wac zfota i kapitana l W tenn
poczuciu swobody i uwolnie-
MA sic cd troski spill sic tax,
ID wkrotce pokotem le2eli ma
pokfadz'e. Nawet czterej str0-
Re padli bez przytomnosc,.
Ma taxa to chwile oczeki-
wall trzej wsp6lnicy t. j. Ro
bertson, William i Georges.
Plan ich byf gotow oddawna,
lecz dop;ero teraz zdarzyfa
sic sposobnosc wykonanla.
Zawlekll wszystkich do ka.
july, zabili drzwi i okna,
wszystka 3ywnost i napo]e
zniesli do wlelkiej todzi, resi-
te zas, co sic ME mogio po-
miesci6, rzucili W morze, IRA
bali NASTY, zabrall kompas i
zd)awszy Eagle, pokryli menu
statek, konce zas stararnie
przyg~ozdzlli do bokow okre-
tn. Poczem zeszedtszy do TO-
dzi, zostawili okret ma pefnem
morzu, jakby trumne, W kto-
rel spoczywafo pietnastu ludzi
ma ktorej, ME brakcwalo ma
wet catunu i wieka przyblte-
go gwozdziami.
Pozostawiony W tym sta
ME okret przez cafe diva ty-
godnie JUL pfywal ma pefnem
morzu, gdy jakas barka ry-
oacka spostrzegia go i zatrzy-
ma}a.
Odkryto Eagle, otworzono
drzwi z pietnastu zamknie-
tych majtkow, zaledwie ]edne-
go znaleziono PREY zyciu.
Reszta zmar!a z g}odu, pra-
gnienia i braku powietrza. O.
calony postradat zmysfy ! nle
odzyskal ju2 ich nigdy.
TREE zbrodnlarze DO CATO
nocnej podro3y dostaIi sic do
portu ma wyspe Vahm, gdzie
znmeldowali sic jake rozbitki
kup!eckiego statku.
Ola czego2 ME miauo i'm
w1erzyc? Zaopatrzono :ch W
paszporta, a jakls szyper bra
zyliiski nlitowawszy sic mad
lch nleszczesciem, zabraf q So
bq do Rio Janeirn. Skarzyli
sic, Re utraciwszy wszystko,
nawet grosza ME posladaja,
chloe " ubraniu mieli 2aszyte
dwadziescia tysiecy d%oIar6w.
PrOlektowa]i oni zakuric "a te
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
10 milionoW dOlar0W.
lCiag dalszy.]

M drugg noe, podcsss pc
bytu ma wysple Otaiti. Robert
son przybiegi>zy nagle do
swolch !udzl, oswiadczyf i'm
szepten, y Sa zdradzeni l 2y-
ciu ich grozi niebezpleczen
stwo.
Jeden pijanych muslal
wydac ich pred re)entem wys-
py, ktory dowledziawszy sic o
ich obecnosci, poslat natych-
mast Pc masztowy okret
vAlhambra", stojacy ma kot-
wicy W drugim porcie, W ce-
lu uwleziema ich wszystkich.
A 2e o&ret nadejdzie IA pa
re godz'n, niema vice chwill
do strAcenia l pred wschodem
slonca wszyscy wyspe powrn-
nj opuscic. Tylko tym sposo-
benz NIGGA zlnylit trop, mkt
bowlcm NE bedzle wiedzieG,
dokad sic udali.
Czterej strobe niedow;erza-
jaco %spo,rzeli IA Robertsona i
ieden z Mich zgrzytaiqc zeb"-
mi, pochwycii Ia sztylet.
Vice COZ sic slanie z ty-
mi pijauym,:-zapytai 90 20
chmurno.
Gdyby Robertson byt odpo-
Wledziat: ,,Kto ME mole is6,
to MECH tn Zostanie," bylby
z pewnoscia W teDae chwill za-
mordowany. Ale on zanadto
umiaf panowa6 mad SODA,
vice odrzekl spokojnie.
ME mo2emy zostawi6 ma
szych przYjacioi! Wprawdzle
znajduja sic W ich liczb,e CT,
ktorzy mas zdradzlli, ale lepiej
i'm przebaczyc, anl2e'i sic
mSci6. Skoro wr5ca do przy-
tomnosci, dada znac o soble.
Vice do roboty, zuchy!
Teraz majtkowie zaczell ia
fowac, iak niesprawiedliwie
skrzywdzill Robertsona podel-
rzeniem. Spostrzegli re zdzi
wien'em ]ak pamietaf swych
ludziach, troszczy} sic o nlch,
jak ich rachowa}, z obawy.
by ktorego przypadkiem ME
zapomniano, )ak val,
przenoszac lch do iodzi.-Nie,
Robertson jest dobrym iowa
rzyszem-mowlll do slebie.
Pod wpfyvcm chlodu noe
nego powietrza, dziesiec1u 2
nlch wytrzezwiaio wkrotce 0
lyle, IL mogli wdrapac sic Ma
statek, reszte pozostawiono W
fodzi, kt6ra przyw'4zano d.
boku okretu.
-Jutro rano, gdy bedzle-
my wolnieis', wn!esiemy ich
rowniez ma pokfad - powie
dziaf kapitan.
Mai'kowie przyznali mu ra-
eye, wszyscy BOWEN byll tax
za]ecl, u ka3dy pracowaf "a
trzech.
Poniewaz sternik by1 pija-
ny, vice lego mlejsce PREY
sterze zastapii Robertson
przez GAIA NC pe}nii potr6)-
ne obowiazki: kapitana, prze-
fo2onego mad maltkami i ster-
nika. Wszyscy Z podziu EN-
s~pogladali ma tego czlow,eSa,
ktory' w chwili mebezpieczen.
silva w~ykazywaf taxa dziaial-
nose i pracowa1 ia innycE.
W godzine Eagle byiy roz-
winiete i kotwica podniesiona.
Majtkovie pc ~tal<'ej piracy,
upadali &c znu2enia. gdy Ro-
bertson zblizywszy sic do Mich,
pow!edzia1 4 udana troskliwos-
cia, re Gas by}by teraz spia-
cych " lodzl towarzyszy
wniest ma poktad.
-Jeszcze tel, co kaci ich
nle vienna = odpowiedzieli-
a my talk pomeczeni, e ma
lezy sic nam odpoczynek. I'm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
WlE$CI
L Polsklej Ojczyzny.
Z1elllie Polskie pod zaboa
rem 1llOSkiewskima.

~ IA Il LIZA
Il Wars.awy. Do POL. Borr."
donosza, il W najblizszym czasie
rozpocznie sic pod Warszawa bu~
dowa kilku nowych fortow,
Ten sam dziennik stwierdza
wladomosc o tax nadzwyczajnym
braku zywnosci i paszy W zacho.
dnich gubernlach cesarstwa, IL 7e.
zeli gdzie, to tam moze byc mo-
wa o g1odzle.
S%pecyalna komisya utworzona
PREY kancelaryl warszawskiego ge.
neraf-gubernatora, PREY stapi}a do
gruntownej rewizyi systemu podat-
kow panstwowych W Kr6lestwie
Polskiem.
oPraw. Wlestn." zam1eszcza
rozporzadzenle, ma mocy kt6rego
urzednicy pochodzeniaF rosv1skie-
co. przenoszacy sic zposad W Kr6.
lestw1e Polskiem do cesarstwa, ko.
rzystac moga z praw emerytalnvch,
obowl2zujacych w cesarstwie, przy-
czem kazde 5 lat sFuzby w Kr6-
lestw1e Polsk'em liczy I'M sic ma
7 lat sfuzby W cesarstwie.
Mlnlsterstwo dobr pahstwa z}ozy1o
radzle panstwa projekt rozciagnie-,
cla ma kr6lestwo Polskie obowia-
zujqcej W cesarstwie ustawv O la.
sach.
" Lublinie zamkn2} Rad CITE.
ry pensye nrywotne zehskie, ma
turalnle 2 tego powodu, IL do
n'ch u%czeszcza}y Polk.
RosNs1i;e mlnlsterstwo spraw
weWnetrznych nakazafo protestant
cklemu konsystorzowi Kr6lestwa
P~olskiegc i ewangielickim konsv-
storzom w nadbaftyckich prowin-
cyach ca}2 korespondencya pro-
wadzic odtad w jezyku rosyi-
skim.
" przeaadomaniu Polak6w rad
rosyjskl NE wzglcdami i otwarcie
dazy do wotepienia wszystkieeo co
polskle- iJednym ze srodk6w zm1e-
~rzaJ2cych Nu temu celowi lest
~obsadzenie wszystkich be- wyatt
ku posad ma sfuzbie rzadowei W
Polsce przez Rosyan Ola przyne-
ty obmyslono rozmaite dose znacz-
ne przyw1lei e, nadawane urzedni-
kom sfuz2cym ma kresach cesarstwa,
a vice i W Krdlestwie; tax n. D.
urzednicy CT PREDICT nlz W g1ebi
cesarstwa dosluguia sic wySszych
rang, pensye i'm SO podwyzszane
co kllka lat, dostaja oni osobne
sunny ma wychowanie dzieci itp.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

W LubIinie zamkn2} Rad CITE.
ry pensye rrywotne zehskie, ma
turalnie 2 tego powodu, IL do
n'ch ~uczeszcza}y Polk.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1890-01-01

list of members as furnished him by Sec
rotary Rotwitt. When questioned by the
court Attorney General Haskell admitted
that there was II disagreement between
the counsel and client as to the answer
filed, that client had refused to verify
statements under oath, which he thought
were otherwise. The position assumed
by the defense is that the state board had
no authority to issue certificates. Sand
ers, in opposition, stated Section 8, of Or
dinance 2 of the constitution was the key
to the situation and that ordinances were
as irrevocable as the rest of the constitu-
ton. The court could not inquire into
the validity or rights of the plaintiff as a
member of the house as long as the law
provides that the house shall be the sole
judge of said validity. Judge Hunt has
taken the case under advisement. De-
cision is looked for by Monday at 10
o'clock.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1890-01-01
SENATE STRIFE.
CAPT. COUCH INTERVIEWED ON THE
sENATORsHIPs AND MANTLE's
CHANCES.
He Wants a senator for the West Side,
but Mantle Will Not Fill the Bill
He Seeks no HOnors for
Himself.

Capt. Thos. Couch, who spent a portion
of the holidays at his Sun River Park
ranch, left Monday for Helena and Butte.
He will stop at the capital to give a little
attention to tine senatorial fight. Capt
Couch says he is not in the race and
would not accept the position if offered
to him. He has his hands full attending
to the affairs of the great b. & M. COM
pany and is not looking for honors of any
kind, least of all, senatorial honors.
"Will the West side get n of the re.
publican senators?' asked the TRIBUNE.
"Unquestionably it will. The West
side is fully entitled to n o. them and
we have plenty of good timber. l learn
there is some quiet work going on to elect
two Helena men, but it won't do. don't
believe in sectionalism, but we are entitled
to a senator on our side and will have one.'
"Of course, Hon. Lee Mantle will be
the man." suggested the reporter.
"Well now, If you have any spare
change, go to betting every dollar of II
that Lee Mantle will never be a senator
from Montana mot at this juncture at
least. The West side wants representa-
ton, but not of that kind"
Capt. COUGHS 'stop over" at the capital
will not be calculated to add volume to
the Mantle boom and when the latter IL
defeated he can lay a. good share of the
blame to the popular 3. Il M. superin'
tendent.