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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-12

czynl tego q W1asnych pobu
dex: lecz polecenia, z VIE
dza "a pieniadze rzadu ro-
syisklego, jest niezbity fakt
re brudne podle jege
artykuly . powstanlu stycz.
niowem zostaly W cosyjskick
gazetach petersburskich 90
chwalone, a nastepnie podanc le
W tfumaczeniu w niekto,ych
nlemleckich amerykanskich
gazetach- oczyw!s;cie z 3D.
powiedniemi wyjasnieniami.
Wyj4tek iednego tych ar
tykuiow podajemy tutaj. Ar
tyku] umieszczony byt W Pc
tersburskim Sopad,so- Sto,viaa.
shy Westnlk a nsstepnie W ouf-
fa]owskie) Fele Presse.
Wy]atek odnoszqcy sic, do
artykuiow Kuryera milwau-
cKlego o powstanlu podaiemy
W dosioWnem tfumaczeniu i
ten brzmi:
Go wiecej, polacy W Stanach
Zjednocz. posiadaja nawet w}asna
prase, gdyz wychodzl tamze kilka-
nascie pism W ich jezyku.
Ia charakterystyczna wskaz6w-
ke i klerunek tejze prasy MONA
uwazac artyku} odnoszacy sic do
Rosyi, ktdry okazaf sic W K1wyerze
Polskim wychodzacym W M1lwau-
kee. Kuryer protestuje przeciw OBJ
chodzeniu rocznicy polskiego pow
stanla przeclw Rosyi, kt6re ME
nazywa b}edem, ale wprost zbrod-
MIA.
Autol artvku}u poteplwszy
bezwarunkowo rewolucyiny pro-
gram poleca polakom zupefne po-
godzenie sic Rosya.
Wobec wYjasnionych fax
tow Mkt ME mole watpiG, ze
kruszka W swojem pismidle
dzia1a jako zdrajca ma rzecz
Rosyi, oczywlscie dobrze "a
to zapfacony. Kazdemu teraz
jasna bedzie rzeczq, d]a czego
pismdeiKo to umieszcza arty-
kuiy beszczecace naszq histo-
rya, dla czego sprzeciw1a sic
urzadAanln obchod6w narodo-
wych, czemu ME popiera
polsklcb to owarzystw, owszem
stara i'm sic szkodzic, W
og6le przeszkadza ma kazdYm
kroku piracy narodowej podej
moWane] przez tute)sza emIgra-
eva a W kohcu mkt sic
wiecej ME bedzie dziwlf, ze
plsmidefko to, mimo braku
poparcia talk moralnego, jaEs
i materyalnego re strony
jPolakow ME tylko dawno ME
upadlo, lecz owsZem powieksza
sic Jest darmo rozrzucane
Lec1. danny 1u& poke:
lwYrodnemu Polakowi, zas}u.
iona kara zdrajcy wErotce &C
spotka, teraz speinjmy pasz
obowiazek.
JaSo Polacy powinnismy
przedewszystkiem jcdnomysl
ne zaprotestowa6 glosno wobee
wszystkich Amerykan0w tax
W polsklch gazetach, jak
angIelsklch niemiecklch, ze
pisnldelkiem tenn gardzi,ny,
zupefnie ME podzielamy jegc
zapatrywan.
Powinnl to uczynic prze
dewszystkiem Polacy zamiesz
kali w Milwaukee, a dale
kazdy uczciwy Polak patryots
= katolik powlnlen wyrzucit
z swego domu te trucizne
ktora moze zabic miode ser
duszka lch dziatek.
Wobec zdrady j niebezpie
czenstwa nalezy uzyc slime
broni i postaplc stanowczo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-12

cywlllzowany stanaf W obro =
ME nleszczes!iwych ulzyi lch
doll.
Praca Kennana ME costa.
ia bez skutku. Wszedzie obu-
rzano sic na barbarzvlistwo
Moskali, uznano lch "a ma
rod dziki. Rosya widzac to po-
stanowlia poswiecic znaczne
sunny pleniedzy, aby tylko
paralizowac dzlaialnosG Kenna-
ma, i W tym celu wysfata, jak
o tenn kilkakrotnie donosi-
fy tutejsze i europejskie mai
wieksze dzienniI1l, swolch mi
syonarzy, ably ci przedstaw,a-
Ii Rosyan jako ludzi stojacych
pod wzgledem cywlllzacyi ma
rowni z innymi narodami eu-
ropejskiemi, Rad cara jako
nailagodnlejszv prawdziwie
o]cowski dla swych poddanych,
Polakow zas maja ci pred.
stawia6 )ako nicsfornych bun,
towszczykow. W tym samym
celu postanowif przekup,vwac
praise amerykahska, aby ia
rowniez spetnia1a podobna
miey4. Rzeczywiscic czesto
mozna czyta6, 2e do tego lub
owego dziennika zgiosjt sic
wysianiec Rosyi, ,ofarujac znacz.
ma sumo 20 umieszczenie ar
tykufu ma korzysc Rosyi.
Dotychczas prasa amery-
kahska anglelska odrzuca1a
]ednak z oburzenlem ofiarowa.
ny je] jud aszowski grosz.
Rad rosyjskl postanowii
wiec przekupic prase polska
W Ameryce, ably przez to dzia-
lac chociaz posrednio. Nieste-
ty-wstyd nam przyzna6, zna-
lazf sig zdra]ca, iltory "a ro-
syjskie ruble = ME zawahal
sic naplwac ia powstanie !;
m4czeonikow . r. 1868 i dzia.
lac przeciw piracy patryotycz-
nej Polakow zamieszka}ych
W Stanach Ziednoczonych, Ia
czeniu sic ich W towarzystwa
t. p. Najwazniejsza nasza
dz'alalnoscia patryotyczna jest
tuta urzadzanle obchodow
pamiatek narodowych to tez
naiemnlcy rosy1scy postanowi.
Ii na]pierw IA ME uderzyG,
bo przez obchody nietylko
lud nasz poznaje swietna prze-
sz1osc Po!sIzi, lecz talSzeyAme-
rykanie inne] narodowosci-
przekonujac sic przy tenn, jak
gorqco Polacy 1nl1uja swo-
|ja Ojczyzne i swietAa je) his :
toryq.
| Teraz mo&emy sobie wyjas.
MIC, dla czego Kruszka, wy.
dawca brudnego, milwaukee,.
80 KuA'uyhu, z taka zajadios
cla wystapif przeciw urzqdze-
niu obchodu W rocznlce pow
stania Styczriowego l dlacze-
go nazwaf udziai w powsta-
niu bioracych zbrodniarzaml.
Swego czasu dostaf on tel
nalezna odprawe cd wielu
po'sk1ch gazet, szczegoln;e1
Cd wychodzacego wowczas W
Milwaukee Orta B.. q Oplehuna
DaleJ znajdziemy tutaj wy.
]asnienie, dlaczego mllvauc'
kie Kuhuryhu pominefo zupef'
mem mllczenlem wazna W tyn,
roku pamiqtKe rocznlcy uchwa.
lenia konstytucyi 3go Maja,
skutkiem czego byfo, ae pol.
scy Milwauczanie, przoduJacy
Polonii amerykahskiei W pro.
cy patryotycznej facznosci
ME urzadzili W tym roku tax
swietnego obchodu rocznicy )
Maia, ]ak zwykli byli czynie
u Dowodem, be kruszka ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-12

paliyOIyZln w uaSZym luuZle
i przedstawia6 Amerykanom
stosunek miedzy Moskalami
Polakam' W na]fafszywszem
swietle, oczywiscle ma korzyst
MosKali. A co bracia! Czy
moze bye cz1ow,ek podlejszy
cd tego?
Dziwito zapewno wszystklch
Polakow, zkad czfowleczek ta-
X, ]akim jest kruszka W Mil
waukee, ME posiadaJac maj
mniejszego wyksztafcenia, Gest
to bowiem gesiarek re stare :
60 kraiu), AMI tel funduszy
materyalnych- wogole lad
nych zasobow moralnych lub
materyalnych- rozpoczai ma
gle wydawnictwo codziennego
plsmidefka; a pomimo 2e do
cEody miewal coraz mnlejsze,
DO mkt tych W y S k O * Q W
6 e 5 i ar $ k i e N adr O.
ci czytywa6 ME chciaf, ME
tylko ME upadf lecz owszem
interes nagle powjekszyf ] roz-
poczaf niemal darmo rozrzu-
cac swoja t:ucizne.
Wyjasnienie, zkad ow m e.
drze c bierze pleniadze, zna]-
dzie:ny latwoscia, jezeli roz-
patrzymy sic W dzia1alnosci
Moskali W ostatnich czasach
W Ameryce, W daznosci pl-
smidelka Kruszk1, zdaniu o
tenn rosyjsklch g"zet i t. p.
Uwazamy "a sw6} najswiet-
sly obowiazek ostrzedz roda-
kow pred zdrajca czynowni-
klein rosy]skim, ktorego naje-
to, aby lai trucizne w polskie
serca na wolneJ ziemi Ame-
rykahskiej zohydzajqc i plwa-
JAG ma najpleknieisze karty
nasze1 porozbiorowej hlstoryi.
Ably mas ME posadzono o
chec zemsty lub pobudkl
wynilSajace osobistej niena-
wlsci, przeto p:zedstawimy
sprawe zupelnle przedmioto-
wo, przytoczymy fakty- a
czytelnicy sani niechaj wyda-
dza wyrok,
Wiadomo zapewno wszyst-
kim, ze aledawno slawny lite
rat i podroznik amerykahskl
KEENAN,, s|yszac G strasz-
nych barbarzyhstwach i zbrod
mach, !aklch Moskale dopusz-
czaja sic ma wiezniach poll
tycznych W Syberyi, chciaf
przekona6 sic prawdzie W
tym celu ME 2aiujac trud6w
kosztow przeiechal przez Gaia
Syberya, zwiedzii osady zesfah-
c5w, kopalnle, W ktorych ze-
sfahcy polityczni mu-
sza pracowac-i przekonaf sic,
2e to co poprzednio s1yszal
by1o tylko s1aba llustracya
cierpieh l meczarh, jake mu-
sza znosic nasi kapfani i pa
tryoci "a to, 3e staneli W O.
bronze WARY o]czyzny!
ZacnY ten maz oburzywszy
sic ma straszne barbarzyhstwc
Moska,i, zaraz 20 powrocie
do kraju, napisaf obszerne
dziefo, W kt6rem szczegoiowc
przedstawif barbarzyEstwc
Moskali i straszny los vie
zniow polityc2nych ma Syberyi
IDzlefo to dia zrobienla ten.
wiekszego wrazenia zostafo O.
zdobione ilustracyaml pred
stawiajaceml najohydniejsze
sceny traktowanla wlezniow
przez rozbestwionych mosklew
skich zofdakow Nadto Kennar
objezd2a ]uz cd diu2szegc
czasu wieksze miasta Stano1
Zjednoczonych i Anglii, wsze.
dzle miewa odczyty i mowy
W ktorych btaga, ably SWAT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-12
NoWiny z Europy.

PETERSBURG W kory
Gle mafego Dunajca, rzeki "
padalaceJ do Donu, W polu
dniowej Rosyi, znaleziono &y-
1e srebra, wydaj9ca IS pro
cent czystegp kruszcu srebrne
g. W Turkestanle W tran
kaspijsklch prowlncyach Rosy
wydafa bawe}na, ciagniona .
amerykansl1iego siemienla, OBJ
tity p!ou.
BRUXELA.- Ulaskaw1ony
przez prezydenta Rzeczypos.
pol'tej fraucuskiej i "a grani.
ce Fsancyi wywiezlony mlody
kslaze Orleaiski, goscii pare
dni u krola beJgjjskiego ser
decznie by} przy]mowany.
PARYZ.- . s}awnego nj
hihsty i socyaiisty polskiego,
NJ e II d e son a, znaleziono
wlele waznych dokumentow i
pewnq llosc masy wybuchowej.
Oprocz Mendelsona, zostafy na-
stepulace osohy aresztowa-
ne: Or1ow, inaczej Volgrin
Keichlin j PAM Peptafc, ina
czej Levaff; Kathleen, inaczejj
Anamlen; 5ciu studentow
Lawreinius, Chalowski, Naka-
ditz, Napanoff Jemstei "
kohcu 4 jeszcze m1ode danny
Atch1nazi, Saboowicz, Pele-
zowo i Bromberg. Pollcya od-
kryfa, le uwiezieni wlelkg do.
ze 'nasy eksplozy)nej u sleblc
przechowywall.- Dzisiaj po
pofudniu przyaresztowano jesz-
cze wlecej nihilistow W splsek
zawlkianYch. " Mendelsona
mleszkaniu znaleziono duio
bomb wiele materyi wybu-
chowej, ]akotez i u innych
przyaresztowanych.
K S. d r. ) a 1 d / wv s X j
pHenleslony zostai ze Zdun,
Nv W. rs. Poznahskiem, ma
wIele lepsze probostwo do
mIasta Srody, Z czego sic SER
decznle cieszyDny, bo mu sic
to sluszhie ! sprawiedllwle ma.
Iezy.
ksiadz dr.. Jazdzewski, slaw-
ny kaznodzleja i mowca SCI
mowy, wystapit teraz W prus-
kie] lzble poselsklej W obro-
ME naszej j dopomirat sic,
zeby przY wyborach do sejGu
parlamentu niemiec!ziego cd.
czytywano popolsku te prze.
plsy prawne, ktore sic do
wyborow oanosSa. Dowiodf tel
ks. Jazdzewslll, ze prawo 0
|jezyku urzedowym ME srrzecl
via sic temu.
Wa2na to rzecz, DO prze2
to wyborcy po!scy beda ME
II sw,ecenie 0 praWle beds
wledzleli, czego sic trZymac, 6
dale] wstapl W Mich zaraz in
ny Ouch, gdy sic przekonaja
ze nova polska ma przy
wyoorach swoje prawa. Wtedy
TEN mocniej bedzie kaady
trzymat sic swego przekonanla
i poLiewierac sobq swolm
lgfosem nle pozwoh.
n u ocz At k u N a g
lby! W PoznaAiu wysoki urze-
ldnlk q mlnisterstwa oswiece
MIA, pan radzca Schneider
ktoregc pan munster Gosslel
lwysfaf, aeby sic przekonaf
|jak tam idzie w szkotach .
nauka jezyka niemieckiego.
| Pan Schneider zwolaf wszy
tkich lnspektorow powiatowycl
ma korfercya i zapytaf ich I
ldwie rzeczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-12
SZPIEG j CZYNO w NIX
moskieWski.

M1uszra 2kqd 6ierze t1adusze
na ,vyda1vmctevo sooego mlhczena-
nego pl;$n1l0e7ka, ,-od lohroav ME-
21aiecklch q MosEdl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-12
oDzX>,saxz,<6Sua&z;
LWHITE REAvER,
LWHITE BEAVER.

Lckarz chrurg W LA CROSSE, WIS.
DOBRZE ZROBI KTO DO NIEGO Ma.
PISZE pod powyZszym adresem nau.
czy sie JAK MONA ZAPOBIEDZ
BRZYDKIEMU NAkOGOWI ruinowa.
pia ciala duca, tudziez JAK MONA
ZNOWU ODZYSKAC utacona SHE meg.
ka Drzez poste niedrogie srodki,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-12

Na]wiekszem, naszem ME
szczesciem naro9owem jest,
ze obok wielkicj liczby Ia
cnych mellow lgoracego pr2y-
wiazanla naszego ludu do mo-
wy ojczystej, religii i wszyst-
klego co polskle, znajdzle sic
zawsze jeden lub kilku zdraj-
cow, ktorzy "a podiy grosz &C.
towi zaprzedac o]czyznq i roda-
kow w rece najwiekszych ich
wrogow. sa polscy Judasze.
Niestety, jak wykaza niezbl-
Gle ponlzej przytoczone fakty,
znalazto sic swiezo / tutaj
miedzy nami Polakaml W A
meryce, takae nedzne stwo-
rzenie, ktore "a grosz dany
mu przez Moskali, podjeto sic
oplwaG nasza historya, zabljac
Evening journal., 1890-12-03

You will find no
more different styles,
better goods or lower
prices than with US.
Anywhere from $40
to 500 you will fad
a desirable pattern
and weight. We have
the genuine imported
Astrakhan Storm
Coat for 500; a strik-
ingly beautiful gar
ment, soft and fleecy
as down, but yet pos
sessing all the requi-
sites of the Storm
Coat.
Remember with
us only you see
the genuine imported
"Irish Frieze" Over
coat, made from the
celebrated Athlone
Mills of Ireland with
us they are but $18.
We are carrying the
largest and best line
Of Seal and Plush
Long and Short Coats
for Ladies ever shown
in Wilmington with a
beautiful stock of furs
in Beaver, Astrakhan,
0ttar and other fine
goods. Our prices
will suit you if you
need fine goods.
Evening journal., 1890-12-03

NEW YoRK, Dec. 3.-An attachment has
the property of Harry $, Smith, Of Penn
sylvania. president OF the Historical Pub
fishing company, in a suit TO recover s10.-
900, brought by John !. Bentley. Mr.
Bentley claims that the Rev. r. DE Witt
Talmage came 70 see him about having q
cut OF his painting Of Christ reproduced
in his forthcoming book called From
Manger to Throne DIR. Talmage told
him that Smith would carry on the nego
tiations It was agreed that he should
sell the painting FOR $4,000, he says, and
have his name brought prominently for
ward in the beck He found out subse
quently that tbs painting Of Christ, now
in the Louvre at Paris, was reproduced In
the book and brought suit
Evening journal., 1890-12-03

CHICAGO, Dec. 3--Harrington has had
numerous advices from London and states
that their general purport is to the effect
that Parnell Is playing a winning game.
Even Dillon aud OiBrien admit the way
parnell handles the conference has greatly
improved his prospects, and that it Is not
unlikely he will win. Harrington has re-
ceived a cablegram from John Redmond
and Mr.. O'Kelly reading as follows; III
you want 60 save Parnell and the Irish
parliamentary party come here at once
Mr. Harrington is in state Of doubt as
to what he ought to do. He said to re-
porter; II have not yet decided what /
shall do, will not RETURN home at once.
will remain with my colleagues here to
see il we cannot go ahead and finish the
great work we have in hand.n
They win Continue Their Tour.
The Irish ENJOYS will proceed with their
tour today as originally mapped out, un-
less later developments make it imperative
for them to return to London with the
least possible delay. This decision was
reached at a conference last evening.
II was the unanimous opinion that the
mission of the delegation was ia behalf OF
the Irish cause in general and Of the evict-
ed tenantry in particular, rather than in
behalf OF any particular man or leader, and
that therefore, as a natural sequence, the
movement ought not to be allowed to suf-
fer on account OF the existing imbrogio
abroad. Dillon and O'Brien will probably
remain in the city for a couple Of days in
order to be in close communication with
Justin Mccarthy, but unless there is ma
terial change in the situation they will full
al their engagement in st. Louis on Sun
day night. This much decided, two mem
bers Of the delegation called attention to
local newspaper publications, purporting
TO be interviews with them, but the senti-
ments of which they distinctly repudiate.
The delegation then issued a card brand
ing as fictitious aud false all alleged inter
views with them
Evening journal., 1890-12-03
PARk ROADWAY



Ready for Fpectncasions-RousR Bms.-
sneas OF the Commission.
The Board of Park Commissioners hsId
Its monthly meeting yesterday afternooM
In the office OF the Board OF Health There
were present; President William A.
Candy, Secretary ] A Richardson, Jr :,
William Candy. George W Bush. Will
liam q. Baugh. George II Boughman
and Major Samuel Candy. The Exsau-
tive Committee reported progress in che
work OF facing up the end OF Kirk wood
Park wharf with boiler iron aud progress
In the survey of the parkway This
parkway is the connecting link bstwean
the Brandywine and Bancroft parks.
Specifications win be issued soon. The
plans will provide for two drives, one on
the north and one on the south side os
the Field property which runs from Union
street TO Woodlawn avenue.
The park guards will receive hats and
caps Ia addition TO their suits. The
terms of'two Of the commissioners expirs
this month. Judge Ignatlus Grubh
has the appointing power. Bills were
passed In favor Of samuel Candy for
$i2 20; Charles Warner Company So rs;
w Il. Hartlove, So; J. v Carlisle 8 Co..
40 cents.
The agreement between the mayor and
Council and William M Field and wits
for the right OF way on the Field prop
eFty was read and the many provislons
cansed some discussion. According to is
certain work must be done on the pBep-
ertys such as laying a sewer. planting
trees and grading, before next September.
The park commissioner has neither Ahs
time nor the money with which 70 do els
vuorh
Evening journal., 1890-12-03
rhsr An want ParnsII.

DUBLIN, Dec a-The National league
met in regular weekly meeting In this city
yesterday. The proceedings were Of a
stormy character. When the names OF
Sexton and Healy were mentioned by the
speakers they we're greeted with Kisses
and groans. a violent speech was made
by the chairman in favor OF DIR. Parnell
A resolution was moved by a Protestant
member and seconded by a Catholic priest
calling upon the people Of Ireland to come
to the support of Mr.. Parnell. The reso-
luton was carried without a dissenting
vote. The league branches at Ballyanders
have telegraphed Mr.. Finucane that he
must choose between the alternative Of re-
signing his seat in parliament or support
ing Mr.. Parnell The board Of guardians
at Abbeyleix, Queens county, have decided
to stand by Mr.. Parneli At Rathcormack
and Charleville, Cork county, the National
league branches have passed resolutions
indorsing the position assumed by Mr.
Parnell
Evening journal., 1890-12-03

Trade is overnowing in our
juvenile department. With the
approa hing holidays seekers
of correct outfits buy Of us;
and then Bessie proved herself
yesterday such a a favorite with
the boys that they're striving TO
outdo one another to get possession
Of her. Altogether trade is
highly S imulated ard our sales
the past month land up to
Xmas they'll be much greater)
are very nearly double those
of a year ago, and then we were
busyl No matter what bats are
thrown out by the wayside the boys
will not be duped. They'll come to
Hamburger every time. Our
juvenile styles are wholly different
from those Of any other retail
house here. You can tell at a
glance the children we rig out
and you don't have long to search
for them either.
We HAVE THR cUTEsT LINE OF
HATS FOR CHILDREN IMAGINABLE.
Don't forget our FREE GIFT Of
a handsome Shetland pony and sad
die and bride. Bessie that's the
pony's name) is on exhibition in our
window daily and is attracting lots
of attention.
n. B Have yo1 seen the pumpkin? Tell us
the number Of seeds in it Every purcha.er.
no matter how small the purchase, isentitied
to guess, nd the best Ruesser is entitled n
the Iony, etc.
Evening journal., 1890-12-03

Parnell for his course ia regard to t&e
Hawarden interview. There were angry
retorts from Mr.. Parnell's supporters
Mr.. 2arnell himself denied that he had
said that Mr.. Gladstone was false Mr.
O'Brien concluded: II leave you (Parnell
TO convince the Irish people of the honesty
OF your part In that grave matter.
Many Friends Left.
Mr. parnell called for division on Mr.
Nolan's amendment The minority, vot
ing for the amendment was made up a,
follows; j. Il. Nolan, Joseph Nolan, Blame
Byrne, Corbet, Clancy, Campbell, Dalton
Fitzgerald, f. Harrington, Hayden, w
Mcdonald, J. Huntly Mccarthy, Harris
Mckenua, Mahony, Mcguire, John o'Con
nor, OHanlon, O'Kelly, Parnell, Richard
Power, Quinn, J. Il. Redmond w. III. Red
mond, Shiel, Conway, j. Il Kenny and
Leamy. Messrs. Carew, Gihooly, T.
O'Brien, Leahy, I.alor and Mahon were alb
sent. Mr.. parnell declared himself more
than satisfied.
The Post says; The result Of the division
on Mr.. Nolan's amendment shows that the
mixed nature of the kilograms from Ire
land and America is responsible for the
protracted debates Of the Nationalsts
Mr. Parnelrs considerable minority leaves
him still the only certain and recognized
leader with any ascertained following.
The Daily News says: The result OF the
division is significant, but not satisfactory
Mr. parnell may propose every town in
Ireland as a substitute for the rejected
Dublin in order TO gain time. II the ma
jority really mean business and are pre-
pared TO cooperate with the Liberals. they
ought 70 insist on decisive vote without
delay.
The Times says: Mr. Parnell may stavt
of the final division for q long time. Ht
will command a compact minority and re
main president of the league. We are bS
no means Inclined 20 underrate his strength
or its consequences This event will re
store his old popularity with the extrem
lists ia Ireland and America, who have al
ways supplied the funds, and who will re
ioice at his severance from the English
Parnell May Retire Temporarily.
Mr.. Clancy, one OF Mr.. parnelrs sup.
porters, will submit a resolution today
suggesting a compromise 1t is reported
that ho will propose that Mr. Parnell tenn.
porarily retire.
Haroourt Backs Mccarthy.
Sir William Harcourt writes confirming
Mr.. Justin MeCarthy's statement at the
Nationalist meeting as to the result of the
recent interview between those two gen.
tlemen. He says be did not regard Mr.
Pernells proposals as practical. lie told
Mr.. Mccarthy that the condition OF secrecy
was inadmissible A document accept
ing the proposals could be Of no value
to Mr.. Parnell or any one else unless il
were made known. Besides, he did not
attach any Importance TO Mr. parnelri
pledge of secrecy. The statements Of Mr.
Parnell in relation to his (Harcourt's
views and conduct were unworthy Of no
tice and opposed to truth.
Evening journal., 1890-12-03

TYLER, Tex. Dec. Passengers on a
mixed train on the Cotton Belt railroad
were robbed last night between Big Sandy
and Winona by lone highwayman. He
uncoupled the passenger coach from the
train, and before the trainmen made the
discovery the robber had ordered the pas
sengers TO Hold up their hands, while be
pointed a big six shooter at each as he de.
manded his money. j. Q. Gerhart, sew
ing machine man from Tyler, was shot
through the breast by the robber and
will probably die. In the scuffle with Ger
hart the robber fired five shots lie then
turned and ran away.
Evening journal., 1890-12-03
MIS-. LIppInoott Acquitted.

CAMDEN, N. j., Dec. 3.-Mrs. Julia culin
Lippincott, at one time proprietress Of
Haddon hall, Atlantic City, was tried
here yesterday on three indictments for
forgery. The indictments charge the wom-
an with having forged the names Of J. A.
Somers, T. c. Lippincott and her late
husband, Edwin G. Lippincott. The whole
day was taken up with hearing the evil
dence, the argument Of counsel and the
Judges charge At 1890 o'clock last night
the jury brought in verdict Of not guilty.
Evening journal., 1890-12-03

Justis & Davidson are furnishing kh@
letter carriers with their new uniforms.
which some Of them wore to-day for tha
6rst time The uniforms consist Of coat.
trousers and cap, and cost SIS So
The new letter carrier ON route No.
10. Browntown, experienced great difn-
Guilty in distributing the mail, for hEm
frst time, yesterday morning, and naada
several mistakes, too many 10 count
Evening journal., 1890-12-03

of Commerce, in this city, has closed its
doors. Its deposits since last Wednesday
have been reduced from sos, 600 to s46s, ,0O0.
The bank was unable either TO stand the
drain from its own resources or obtain the
necessary outside aid. Fifty thousand dol
lars OF rediscounts from the east, which
was expected, was refused. Among the
depositors was the city, which had with
the bank $50 600.
Evening journal., 1890-12-03

HARTFORD, Dec. 8.-Jimmy Lyons, OF
Boston, once member Of the The Allen
gang in New York, has been sentenced tc
two years in state prison by Judge Prem
tice, Of the supreme court, for crime OF
which he was convicted in 1850 At that
time he escaped from prison by bribing q
Jail official. The state attorneys have kept
the case alive ever since, and Lyons finally
tired of pursuit aud surrendered himself
Evening journal., 1890-12-03

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Dec S.-The New
York State .Trotting Horse Breeders asso-
citation has elected the following officers;
President, j. w. Day; first vice president,
H. NJ. Littel; second vice president. H. A.
Moser; third vice president, G. J. Hamlin;
secretary and treasurer. M. T. Gervis. A
committee was appointed to negotiate
with the Central New York Horse Breed
ers' association with a view TO eonson-
dation.