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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

ma cafem ciele j to trivia przez. kill
Ia godzin;; wreszcie nsastepuge pre-
sllenle, poczem schory pc Q lub 8
.d11nlll s rpowraca do zdrowia.
w przebiegu sfabosci zdarza-
ja SIC napady chwilowe kichan1a
! kaszlu, ME jest to jednak stale.
Tratiala sic wYpadki, W kt6rych
katarowe objawy g6ruja, ME jake
Wfasciwa lnfluencya, lecz raczej
p%ofaczona 2 jak9 lima choroba.
Taxi jest obraz choroby. Teraz
nasuwa sig pytanie ,czy %influencya
jest zaraalwa2 w tel mierze ida
ME jest podzielone, CO do istoty
%zarazenia. Pewien dokt6r widziaf
wlelu chorych, 4kt6rzy pc odwie-
dzaniu zapadiych ma ifluencya, do.
stall tel choroby. III Oczywlscie
zarazenie n~astepuje ME .tyl-
10 .przez zetknienie, lecz zar6wno
przez powietrze W pokoiu chorego
lakotez zewnetrzna atmosfere przez
addychanie i, branle pokarm6w.
q tego wynika, re trzeba cia}o.
zabezpieczy6 przeciw tel zarazie. w
tym celu zaleca sic Ginning do
wewnetrzuego zazywania. Skoro
tylko skonstatowanno wypadek
tnfluencyi, maia tax dorosli, jak
dzleci zazywac diva do trzech razy
'dziennie Ginning.
Zleca siedorosfym IL gram6w,
dzleclom @. 81. 0 or. radzi sic
jednak brad dorosiym ME wieksza
iak Q. 3 gr. a dzieci ON O. /. or.
jednorazowa doze. w kazdym je-
dnaS pojedYnczym wypadku, mai
lepiei poradzic sic odnosnego leka-
RIA. a&5
nv. To jest zdanie o influencyi
powaznego lekarza berlihskiego, a
srodki przez niego podane pewnie
warto pubhcznosei polecic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

naplsem: Dobrze zasluzonemu
wsp6fbratu aud g6rnoszlaskil"
S. p. julius Ligon ,urodzil
sig W roku 1928, Ednia 20 lutego
ma Pradach PREY Korzecinie, W
lublinieckim powiecie. Nauki
szzktolne pobieraf W szkdfee wiosko-
wei, a gdy wyszedf re szkoiy VISTA
pill W nauke do OLGA swego, kowa-
la miejscowego, i TAME wyuczy}
SIG kowalstwa. w mfodzienczym
]eszcze wieku wyruszyf W SWAT,
ably w}asnemi si}ami zapracowac
sobie ma zycie, praeowaf diugi
czas W Z~awadzkach i pojawszy
zone, za}ozy| w}asne ognlsko do
move. Gfueho ciemno by}o wtc-
dy j~eszcze ma pieknej naszej ziemi
szlaskiej. Nlebyfo gazet polskich
lud szl2ski pograzon by} W
clemnocie, a duch polski spaf
gdzies W g}ebi serca jego. Jednym
z pierwszych, W kt6ryca Ouch ten
g}osniej sic ~odezwa}, a kt6rzy re
swej strony budzic go poczeli W
sercach braci byf w}asnie Juliusz
Lyon. o Karolu Miarce mkt
wtedy %jeszcze ME s}ysz!a. zjawi}
SIG on znacznie pdzniej, giy W
%niekt6rych okolicach duch polski
by} juz rozbudzony dzieki MES
%trudzonej piracy Juliusza Ligonia.
On to, jake jeden e T.
wszych poczqf szerzyc ma gdr-
nym Szlasku pozyteczne pisma i
ksi2zki polskle. On to, jake jeden
z p~ierwszych schwyclf 70 pi6ro,
oznajmiajac swiatu, ze lud polski
ma Szlasku lyle j~eszcze, re pozostal
wiernym pochodzeniu swemu i
swej movie ojczystej. Obok tego,
widzac niedostatecznosc swego
wyksztalcenia, poczaf sam mad So
b. pracowaG. Odmawiaf sobie
wszystkiego, ME doJad} AMI dopi},
byle tylko zaoszczedzic kilka gro
sly ma ulubione ksiazki, z ktorych
czerpal swiatfo nauke. Gdy szed}
do ciezkiej swej piracy, bra4 re
soba ksiazke, i wyciqga} "a skoro
tylko praca usta4a. Gdy iona PREY
niosta mu jedzienie do fabryki,
juz go z~nalaz}a c~zytajacego: 4
Daleko, bardzo daleko by4by
czlowiek ten doszed}, gdyby by1
mia} pieni2dze ma zycie swobod-
niejsze, ma ksiqzki, ma szko4y.
Ale tax doprowadzil daleko i
dis jasnieje nam duch jego,
g~wiazda przewodnia jake przykIad
promlenny, kt6ry VIOLA i pociaga
mas ku sobie MI owa wyzyne ia
sniejaca wledza i cnotami, ma
kt6ra zmar4y wzbi} sic sam o
w}asnych si}ach, wsrod biedy j
z%noju.
Juliusz Ligoh byf jednym 2
p~ierwszych Szlazak6w. kt6ry po-
wiedziaf sobie: Jestem Polakiem,
kt6ry z DUNE przyznal sic do
swej narodowoscl, ktory budzif
poczucie jej w sercach polskiego
ludu g6rnoszlasklego. To apostol-
stwo jego sciagne}o atoli ma nicgo
rome klesk1 przesladowania.
Dzia4alnos6 publiczna Ligonia sta
Ia sic BOWEN niewygodna ola
wielu ludzl, ktorzy pragneli, ably
lud polski ma Szlasku pozostaf ma
zawsze W ciemnocie i gfupocie,
ably zapomniawszy swej mowy Oh
czystej, wzgardziwszy ojc6w swie-
ta sp%uscizna, zmarn'af pc wolf
utonaf W niemczvznie. Ostrzegano
vice Juliusza Ligonia. by przes-
tai lud oswiecac, by przestaf z e
rye ducha polskiego, starano sic
go przekupic pochlebstwami, wresz.
Gle, gdy i to ME poksutkowa|o:
zagrozono mu odebraniem piracy
chleba.
Ale i to ME skutkowalo. Pre-
jety mysla ~apostolstwa swego, PREY
gotowany ma wszystko, ME ulak!
sic grozb i wolat miejsce stracit.
n'z opuscic prace okolo oswia,y
ludu, prace, ktdra juz talk pieknc
wtedy zapowiada}a owoce.
Poraz plcrwszy wtedy zawita-
la do domu Jego bieda, ale div.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09
Juliusz Ligon.



lwfokl tego prawdziwego
mGczennlka sprawy polskiej ma
Szl2sku odprowadzono 20 grudnia
SCR. rano ma miejsce wiecznego
spoczvnku. Ia trumna postepowa-
10 llcZne grouo wybitnieIszvch
os6b Z krdlewsklei Hutv, 4 Byto-
MIA Z innych blszszych / DIAL
szych m~icjscowosci szlaskich.
d%eputacye r6znych towarzystw
i sporo ludu. Ma trumnio widnia4y
wiehce cd ,,Nowin Raclborskich,"
cd ,,katolika," cd ,,Gwiazdki
Piekarskiej" wrcszcie wieniec
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09
Aleksandra Chodzki d. X i a d n,
S{O n
POLSKO-ANGIELSKT T
NG DIT r.
ANGIELSKO-POLSK

70 mostad 9uz ukonczony odesiany tym, kt6rzy przys1ali ma dzie}o
70 70 plenumerate. Dzefo to jest W dobnj, mocnei opraw1e . za u ~
pie neA4 Ro:ut has't tviEs 4 9 da1a stEon nii., wyraznsgo druku n a dobrYm pa
5ssySiem NJ a arns5g%1r atdfy it tn ob1at sobie ten kaj "a drugs o jcs
s; zamya togo jszyka ME MONA tn provadz16 z aMne anE 9nte1san ,
ans y na3moT wac ? PoS;d " urzsdach, biurach it'd. Tu W Ameryoe sAo oprdcz
cda; d3sa9a} kto opr6oz swego jezyka, umie pc argie}sku, w wzs 81, "a
sa1s , pc angi el chGoiaz ME ptynnie, }atwo ,n snsdz Gepl p1aee. n no
" @E ! 'a'"c ~yoranVm Dye moze Ia jakl urzad W handlacT" bhov
}S1ska za aegs Us x}ssnIn n'jih n9sls.j yryh;sta8eony es4ovieE 'i poaostaje ~ V
} ga }as nalRrsdssj nauczyd sig jszyka angieiskiego. Poczsstiewa t Luszka
S "a c ne@m.e ga3nb pc anglelsku jest "Posrednik Polsko Aneieski cena ems
$ k "a n g elski Ang iels IcPolsT !, al 1 o u IT, 49, 81,
' W S Amer 1og ebs no 20 zaaoz gow W jssyk u; polkim. Kazdy 3eden, fts97 tn
u urz xahdego ,,e ey on r. Iob9 9 nemieslnik, farmer, bznesta, handIarrzIub,
napsaG pc angelsku lub chce co przetlumaczvc 2 : ks Gy i iS ee1 list
a nggeMsnl ma ]ezyk Poski ME moze obyt sic bez Slownika PPo1sk9o
-AngIeshlego l Angelsko- Polskiego. Nlzka oena tego dzela iaat q az
przystspn29 5 najubozszy cz3owlek moze ie kupid. . NN'" '''' IAN
frzysefaJc1e ma no]e rece pc 4 dolary a kazdenu s}ow,;r
wysle.
IL. DERDOWSKI
Cor. End & Carimona at.
WHNONA, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

PRZYSkOWIE mowi, re cz}o-
wick moze nieraz ca}a rzeke mai
wieksze g}ebie szczesliwie przeply-
nae, a u brzegu utonat. Przys}o-
vie to sprawdzi}o sic dos}ownie
ma owym Eminie paszy, 0 kto-
rym to W poprzednich numerach
donosillsmy. Dzlelny ten MAJ rza-
dzlf przez ledenascie lat dziklemi
ludami l krajami W g}ebi Afryki,
pokonal szczesllwie najstrasznlejsze
niebezpieczehstwa i gdy wreszcie
dfuze] ma stanowlsku SVEN wy
trzymaG ME mog}, powrocl} szczes-
llwle ma wybrzeze, gdzie nan o.
czekiwall p%rzyjaciele, ably 60 pre-
w1ezG do Europy. Ale w}asnie
tam, gdzle mu JUL ma pozor zadne
niebezpieczehstwo ME grozl4o, byf-
by o mafo CO zycIe s%traci}. Za-
trzymaf sic on Wraz z swym PREY
iacielem Stanleym W Bagamoyo,
gdzie nv niego okrety czekafy.
Tam wyprawiano ola niego i
S~tanleya uczte. Pc uczcic wyszed}
Emin ma balkon. Majqc wzrok
bardzo s}aby, zblizyf sic zanadto
do krawedzi muru i spad4 z ME
go ma ziemie. Rany i p%ot}uczenia,
Jake przytem odni6si, So podob-
no bardzo ciezkie. Dziesiec godzin
trwa}c, zanim ,odzyska} przytom-
nose. Lekarze obawia]a sic Q zy-
Gle jego, DO sobie ciezko czaszke
uszkodzif. TAX TO czlek ME vie
nigdy, gdzle, jak i kiedy zguba
go czeka ipowinien tez bye "a
wsze ma smierc przygotowanym.
Wiesc O tenn nieszczesclu smiafe-
60 1 uczonego MEGA tego sprawl{a
W catym swiecie smutne bardzo
w~razenie, DO Emma cenia wszys-.
cy wielce ola jego zas}ug, jake
pofozyf okolo zbadan'a wnetrza
nleznanych zlem Afrykanskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

wolenie. Me p~ierwszy raz to MILO
dy monarcha zadrwia sobie : kon-
stytucyi prusklej. I PREY innej spo-
sobnosci niedawno zdradz,l swe
daznosci knutem gpachnace, 10 INA
tylko dw;e partye; jedna "a MIN,
druga przeciw MENU.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09
NOTATKI.

NASZ AGENT podroauJacy
p. Antoni Rosa bedzie " tych
dniach W Chicago. Ma on Cd
mas upowazn,enle do odbiera-
MIA abonamentu "a WsaTusG q
ko$ciuszke orAz do reg1lowa-
MIA wszelkich naszych rachun-
kow.
KS. MOzEJEWSKI, Jaw
pie) W Lemont, H., jest obec-
ME profesorem Seminaryum
Polskiego W Detroit.
FRANCIsZEK GORSKI z
Minneapolis (dawniej W WI
nonie) zamysla p7zeprowad2ic
sic pc Nowym roku do Wa.
shingtou Territory.
~POSZUKIWANIA we Via.
.1'usie prawie zawsze odnosza
pozadany skutek. Swle2o zno-
WI znaleziono "a pusrednict-
wen naszego pisma Tickle Bu-
czynska. Mieszka obecnie W
PHILADELPHIA.
W CHICAGO, ILL.,, za1o&y}
p. Kar6l Altenburg fabryke
cygar pod Mr.. sos S. Hal
staedt ulicy pod ia frma
wyse1ac bedzie Cd l lutego b.
r. swoie cygara.
PANU WALCZAKOWI z
La Crosse, Wis, radza jego
w~spofobywatele, ably zamiast
do piora, brat sic leplej do
rohotY, i 2eby sic lepiej Ego
dill re swolm sasladem, kto.
ry tak2e Jest bratem Zwiaz.
kowym, u ME wf6czyl sic z
MIN pc sadach. Oh. Jakob
Dastych zas odgraza mu sic,
IL je&eli lie przestanie pisaG
do Zgoay kfamstw Q iowa
rzystwie sv. Krzy2a, to mu
szesc prawd snapisze, ktore
mu z pewnoscia w smak ME
p6ida. Tow. sw. Krzy&a dobro.
wolnie re Zwiazku N. P. wy
stapifo, DO miato do tego stu-
szne powody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

CESARz brazYlijski Piotr be.
die mieszkal we Francyl. z Bra
zylii dochodza wiescl O rozpoczy-
najace] sic tam rozpuscle i rozpa-
saniu %obyczajow. Zo1nierzy napo.
tYka sic W miastach lezacych pc.
ulicach pilanych, ze 0 swiecie ME
wiedza, a wielu urzednik6w tez
nielepszych. Wlelcy bogacze tam
tejsi, co "a czas6w niewoli wielkie
porobili majatki, ci SIG dra do u
rzed6w j do w}adzy, a jacy mig
dry mimi bywaja ludzie, pokazuie
sic 9 tego, re ]eden z znlch zas-
trzelil sam goscia swego PREY sto-
le kazaf s}ugom trupa wyrzucic,
iakbY laka s~t1uczona miske. Inny
znowu, prezydent Melgarejo W Bo-
liwii, kazaf swemu ministrowi cd.
prawiG nabozenstwo W tumie; gdy
ksiadz laden odprawlc go III
ehcial, to Melgarejo postawlf ma
o1tarzu naga kochanke swola.
Gazety katolickie otrzyma}y
tez wiadomose re n1eprawda jest, il
nowy Rad brazyliiski mla} wyda-
lie z kraju Oicow Jezuit6w j do
my ich pozamykac. Ojcom Jezui-
tom MIC tam podobno ma razie ME
grozi. Temci lepiej! Nowy Rad
najlepiej by tez zrobi}, gdyby ko-
sc1ola duchowlehstwa ME zacze-
plal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

... INFLUENZA przybiera W
miescie kodzi bardzo grozny cha
rakter; szpitale So przepefnione.
Chlnina i inne srodki lecznlcze to
bezskuteczne. Fabrykl zamknieto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-09

w PARYzU po1awifa sic in
huenza W magazYnach Luwru, mi
mister Constans nakaza} badad cho-
robe. Dalei p~okazala sig Schoroba
pomiedzY urzednikami W gl6wnym
urzedzie telegra6cznym, Sfuzbe
przerWano. "a.
Arizona republican., 1890-08-30

UNTIL THE STOCK IS ENTIRELY DISPOSED OF.
Arizona republican., 1890-08-30
PERSONAL.
F.. M. Mills is somewhat i'll.

F.. M. Mills is somewhat ill.
 Harry Carpenter returns to Yuma to- day.
 A. G. Hubbard and Frank Wells are back from Harqua Hala.
 P. c. Bicknell has returned from a soliciting trip to Prescott.
 John T. Dennis is back from Califor- mia, too late for the fun of the Conyen- tion.
 Messrs. Meek and Gerwein, of the Cochise delegation, leave this morning for their homes.
 Captain F. $. Ingalls,, Superintendent of the Territorial Prison, leaves this morning for Yuma.
 Master Mechanic Webb, of the Mari copa and Phoenix railroad has returned from his California vacation.
 F. W. Wentworth, the quintuple dele gate from Gila county, starts today on his return to Globe, via the Reno road.
 Robert F. Morrison, Apache county's delegate to the Territorial Convention, leaves this morning for his home at St. Johns.
 A. s. Fourshee leaves this morning for Las Vegas, where his family has been spending the summer. He will return with them in about three weeks.
 At the Commercial are registered Frank Humphries, Los Angeles; k. E. Pair, Louisville; Thomas E. Young, Kansas City; l.. Webber, Chicago; J. Gartzsch, St. Louis.
 w. II. Gill returned yesterday from a two weeks trip through the mining camps north of Phoenix. He journeyed in the interest of TIE REPUBLICAN and brings home with him the names of a large number of new subscribers.
 w. D. Hamman and wife, William Kemp and wife and Misses Julia and Grace Kemp returned yesterday from an outing at Antelope Peak, near Stanton, Gavapai county. They had delightful time, only marred by the necessity of crossing the fifty mile desert to Sey- mour.
Arizona republican., 1890-08-30
nCAL BREvITIES.
Fellows meet this evening.


 camp meeting opened Wednesday
 ..lng with good attendance and luch interest. About dozen tenting Jarties are now upon the grounds.
 Of the many delegates to the Conven- ton who stood around the streets in throngs, but few remain and the town has resumed it usual quiet appearance.
 A careless guest and an open faucet caused much damage Thursday evening at the Commercial Hotel. The water ran through the cracks of the second floor and dripped through the ceiling.
 The trustees of School District No. transmitted yesterday to Secretary Hammond, of the Funding Commission, a statement of the debt of Phonix schools, the same amounting to over $l4,000
 Andrew Huston was bitten Thursday by a rattlesnalSe, while on his ranch southwest of Tempe. There has been nothing definite heard about the matter except that Mir, Huston is very ill, in deed, from the effects of the poison.
 Surveyor Trott and working party are laying out the proposed road to the Bradshaws on a new route that is deemed the most practicable of any yet run. The road would have no strong grades, will be economical to construct and would be far the shortest bringing Prescott within ninety miles of this city.
 The train yesterday was about half hour late, caused by delay of the train from the west at Gila Bend. The loco motive of the west-bound train broke a tire on one of the driving-wheels about three miles east of Gila Bend, necessi- tating sending into the station for an ex- tra engine to sidetrack the disabled one and take the train on to Yuma.
 w. W. Weed, Court Reporter of the Second Judicial District, has finished transcribing his portion of the testimony taken in the water suit during the last term of Court. There will be, inclusive of the work done by Stenographer Tiche- nor, fully 5000 pages. The suit has been beyond question the most important that has ever come before an Arizona Court.
 Robinson's great show will be in Phoenix on October z. II. Murray, the advance and press agent, took in this city yesterday and made all preliminary arrangements. There will be sixty cars brought here loaded with the effects of the circus and menagerie and perform ance is promised that should entice spectators from even distant parts of the county.
Arizona republican., 1890-08-30
Summer Excursions.o

For the information of those who in- tend taking a trip east, we invite your attention to the following: The Atchi- son, Topeka X Santa Fe are selling round trip tickets to points east at fare and one-third foi the round trip. To Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louisville and Kansas City, tickets will be limited for return thirty days. To points east of above named cities the limit will be October 3l, Tickets are on sale at all A. T. X s. F. coupon ticket offices in New Mexico. Having through car service to Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City, we ask your patronage if you intend go- ing east. We have the finest trains from the Southwest, through sleepers and quick time. See that your tickets read via. the Santa Fe route. For any information regarding rates, connections etc, call or address c. II. Warehouse, Div. Ft. and Pass. Agt., Fl Paso, Tex.
 75-30t
Arizona republican., 1890-08-30
PREFERRED LOCALS.

For first-class breakfast go to the Maricopa House, at Maricopa.
 FoR RENT-House with five rooms, corner Jefferson and Aribiapa streets. Rent, s20. Apply at REpUBLIoAN office.
 FoR RENT.-A spacious, cool dwelling close to business center. Enquire at office of Goldman X Co. 9O-tf
 FoR RENT-Centrally situated resi- dence of three rooms; cool and pleasant. Apply at this office.
 Go to Lemon Hotel for first-class &C., commodations. Newly renovated, and new management. sample rooms and electric lights. MRS. $. c. DREW.
 Dyer's large new lithograped birds eye view of Phoenix, neatly rolled ready to mail, for sale at
 Prowell's Opera House Drug Store.
 Eschman's Drug Store.
 Seilig's Cigar Store. SS-11S.
Arizona republican., 1890-08-30
Funeral of Mrs. Clark Churchill.

The funeral of Mrs. Margaretha Churchill took place from the family residence at 4 o'clock yesterday after noon. Dr. Rickerson performed the last offices of religion, speaking feelingly of the many virtues of the deceased and the void on earth left by her departure to the shore of peace.
 The pail was borne by N. o. Murphy, T. D. Hammond, F. s. Ingalls,, II. E. Kemp, II. B. St. Claire and II. R. Patrick.
 The funeral procession was one of the largest ever seen in Phoenix, and was a strong tribute of respect from nearly all of the best people of Phoenix to the memory of saintly woman who had taken to herself the robes of immortal life
Arizona republican., 1890-08-30

Taking Quantity and Quality of Circulation Into Consideration, "The Arizona Republican Is the Best and Cheapest Advertising
 Medium Published in the Southwest
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-08-14
$6,957,883

Thus we import more beet sugar
from Europe than cane sugar from
all the Southern and Central Amer
lean republics, and in value to
about one sixth of all the dutiable
sugars imported from all the States
which are supposed to be open to
reciprocity. It goes without saying
that we ought to make at home
every pound of the beet sugar
which we now import, and it is not
rash to say that as long continu-
ance of protection to beet sugar in
the United States as has been
granted to it in Germany would en-
able this country to supply its own
market and to export millions of
dollars worth yearly, as Germany
now does.
But to return to the considera-
ton of reciprocity. We take, free
of duty, sugar worth, in round
numbers, $13, 900, 600 year from
the Hawaiian Islands. In return
we export American goods worth
less than 81, 600, 900. BY an acct
dent we quoted the exports of for
eign instead of domestic merchan-
disc on Thursday, which amount to
but about 500, 600 a year. But of
domestic articles, things we make
or grow, we export less than 81
600, 600 worth in exchange for $l3,
600, 600 worth Of free imports. Of
this less than 81, 900, 600 only $56,
ia are for wearing apparel, 81, GA
for fannels; we send now raw wool
to Hawaii, nor any carpets. We
sent American made wine not in
bottles to the value of $65, 372, and
in bottles to the value of 1874, 628.
We sent also 50, 1853 in candy. And,
by the estimate Of a free. trade jour
nal, agricultural products of all
kinds to the value of 800, 0CO.
The question arises, is not such re
ciprocity entiaely one sided ;? And
the further question, why not grow
beets and supply ourselves with
homemade sugar and export mil
lions worth of surplus sweetness {?
Inter ocean,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-08-14
Washington L tier.

Another Democratic fake" has
been effectually disposed of. They
have been trying to make it appear
that Speaker Reed was opposed to
the legislation which the Committee
on Labor has prepared at the re
quest of the working men, and that
he would prevent the Committee on
Rules from giving that committee a
day in the House for the purpose Of
passing some of those bills, particu-
larly the one amending the eight
hour law. Now as q matter Of fact,
Speaker Reed and Representatives
Cannon and Mckinley, the three
Republican members of the commit
tee on Rules, have given the repre-
sensations of the working men posi-
tive. assurances that the committee
intended to see that one or moro
days were assigned to the Commit
tee on Labor. Now for the next
Democratic misrepresentation.
The Senate to-day, according to
agreement, put aside the tariff bill
and took up the River and Harbor
bill. This bill has several very i'm
portant amendments, including one
providing for the erection of an adj
ditional lock in the Sault Ste Marie
canal, and Speaker Reed has prom
ised a delegation of Senators from
the northwest that he will not an
tagonize that amendment when the
bill goes back to the House. This
was quite q concession on the part
of Mr.. Reed, who had previously
been opposed to this legislation, and
he only made it in Difference to the
immense business interests, which
the recent accident in that canal
has shown to require additional ia
cilities. 1t cannot be stated at this
writing whether the bill will pass
the Senate this week, or not; it all
depends upon the disposition of the
Senators to debate the items in the
bill. l have just been informed
that Senator Frye, who is in charge
Of the bill, will endeavor to have it
voted upon tomorrow, but the
chances are that it will not be voted
upon until next week. There is not
the slightest doubt of the passage
of the bill, and upon good authority
it may be stated that the President
J will sign it, all rumors to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.