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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-12

The .MisxouIioN ventures "a put the
editorial page of the STANDARD i'm
what used to be styled by the lamented
I.emuel Eli tluigg, the luminous and
parallel. We cannot see that
our genial Bitter Root contemporaries
parallel is we'll sustained: one
side of il is too short-legged
10y about seventy-two per cent \
parallel ought to be "A parallel. n that
is something which our clever neighbor
does not produce in type. What is the
Misso"iian trying tn parallel, anyway :
What our contemporary wants is less
parallels and more stop-Over privileges.
BETTER take up that topic. good neigh
Dor. and give us less nonsense about
parallels.
When doctors disagree there is more
or less confusion. but when officers of
the law attempt to arrest each other
things are getting decidedly mixed.
Such u complication arose at the Bidde-
ford. Me-. election on Monday. and the
spectacle of II score of policemen. dep
uty sheriffs and deputy United States
marshals all laying hands on each other
and declaring ach other arrested in
the name of the law. must have been
highly suggestive of a t;ilbert-Sullivan
opera. Probably to nc class i'm the
community was the sight so eNhilarat-
ing and eNquisiteiy delightful as To the
Biddeford small boy. Nothing within
the range of his understanding could
SO fOrcibly appeal to his sense of humor
as the idea of a copper COPIED. But
what would the East have said if
Biddeford's row had happened i'm Mon
tana?
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-12

In Spokane Falls are people who
propose to organize a base ball league
which will include Helena, Butte and
two or three towns in the state of
Washington. After diligent inquiry
the STANDARD is not able to learn that
Butte ever heard of the scheme until
information regarding il was given i'm
yesterday mornings special dispatch to
the STANDARD. 1t takes at least two
To play base ball. Spokane Falls may
'organize" but Helena and Butte must
he consenting parties. We trust that
both towns will approve. for. wherever
the impulse comes from, base ball is Il
delightful past m and this western
country ought to support it.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
Dzisiiaj a przedtem.

Kiedy mltosierny p. Nore]-
ko nalamontowaf sic dc sy-
toscl, wzruszony op1akanym
losem polskich emlgrantow :;
zawezwaf o Spieszna pomoc
Polonlq, Zgoda wowczas ode
grala role barometra. (Baro-
metr 1estto przyrzqd, "a pomo-
ca ktorego poznajc sic clsnie
ME powietrza ztad stan le
go nastaplc majacy). Oto& ba-
nometr Zgody wzniosi sic wy
soko, bo W istocle biedzie "a
radzic trzeba by1o; wezwano
Rodakow do dzieta, a kapfa-
nom, jak zwykle, dostafa sic
ostra przymowka. Nastepnle
barometr opadl; ]akiego po-
wo1u? HIN, jakiego? a to
zabawne! prosze ia kogo-ot
p. Norejko nahaiasowaf nle-
potrzebnle, bo emigrantami
zle tax ME bylo, lak pierwsze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
UNA POLSKA
.juz jest.

Tax diugo oczeklwana
.Unia Polska W Ameryce"
nareszcie zostafa za1ozona W
St. Paul, Mimi, / natychmiast
W samym St. Paul przy1qczy-
iy sic do niej trzy towarzyst-
wa.
Konstytucya JUL dawno jest
opracowana wl1r6tce bedzie
drukiem ogfoszona. Ponizej
podajemy z mel Artykul o
posmiertnem.
Konstytucya W cafoscl o.
pler9 SIC ma podstawle praw-
dzlwie katolicklel ma wskros
narodow o-polsklej.
Towarzystwa Bractwa
przystepujqce do Uni In cor
pore, t. j. w ca}csc1, beda
przyjmowane bez "zgledu IA
wick. Towarzystwa zas male
zace dc Zwlqzku beda row.
niez przyImowane, ale tylko
wtedy, gdy honorowo opusz-
CA Zwiazek, po optacenlu
wszelkich nalezytoscl. Wszela-
ko lm1e grupa ME bedzie
uaywane W Uni, raczej zasta
pione imieniem I @ warz y
st wo.
Na]eaacy do Zwlazku a 2y-
czacy sob1e przystaplc DO onn'
beda wolni Cd wszelklego
wstepnego, pfaclc beda tyIko
podatek, a 'prawa ich i przy-
wileie beda te same cd dnla
ich wstaplenia, jak tych,
kt6rzy JUL dlulej do UNI ma
lezeli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

ci, re naleza} do towarzystw tai.
nych przez Kosci6l katolickich po-
tepionych.-
S IL. Do aplikacyi pos
miertne musi bye do4aczone swia-
dectwo: a cd publlcznego urze-
dnlka mlejscowego czy to Cor oner,
Board Of health, notary public;
b cd ksiedza mlejscowego C
cd towarzystwa, do kt6rego czlo-
nek zmar}Y naleza1.- Bez tych
swiadectw urzedownie sporzadzo-
nych kasJer ME wyp}aci posmiert-
nego.-
5 IL. Suma $4,000 czyto jako
posmiertne, czyto W kalectwie lub
starosci wchodzi W zycie, gdy u
MIA doidzie do tysiaca czfonkow.-
Dopoki zas do tel liczby ME dol
DIE, suma wyp}acalna W powyz-
szych wypadkach bedzie wynosic
tyle dolar6w, lie czfonkow, az do
500 czfonk6w.-Od 500 az do 1000
cztonkow poczawszy l wyzeJ wy
placac sic bedzie pe}ne posmiertne
pod4ug art. XXI $ l..
Taxi sam stosunek ma bye
zachowanym W posmlertnem "a
zone, to jest trzecia czest re sunny
nalezacej sic po cz}onkH zmar-
lynn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

sspra we wychodzcow klase ma
barki Zwiazku i lego Zarza-
du, a to doprawdy "a wiele.
Zwiazek, jak szanowny or
gan wygrywaf, ma i tax do
syc clezaru, pod kt6rym led
VIE dycha, wiec ponad silly
pracowac ME moze. Ma razie
Zarzad Centrafow m6glby chy-
ba rada siu@yc og6lnei spra-
vie, W dodatku przyjqiby kie-
rownlctwo W ratovanlu bic
dakow W ostatnlch dniach
atoll. gdy rzeczywiscle wiece1
zaczeto myslec 0 udzieleniu
pomocy, barometr Zgody
wznlosf sic ponownle lepiei,
anlzeli pierwsza raza, bo O.
box grup, wszyscy bez wyatt
ku mala sic przyczyniG do
nleslenla pomocy.
Z tych trzech wypadk6w
ostatnl jeszcze najlepiei sic
przedstawla, o tyle, ze ogof
Jest wezwanym. Ale ably Ia
Rad Zw. kierowaf lub miat
kontrole, sadzimy, 2e bedzie
to tax czy tax ciezarem dla
nIego, zresztq ME ma czego
ukrywac, sam potrzebuje kie-
rownlctwa doprej kontroli,
vice dzlwno brzmi: my be.
dzlam zawladowcaml.
Przecle2 gdv kogo noga bo-
Ii, ten ME bierze sobie kula-
wego do pomocy a Instytucya
wv. bledactwo sama chrome
l ledwie sic placza na tym
Bozym swiecle. Szkoda by
bylo, dzlefo bratniej pomocy
skiadac W rece Zwlazku raczej
jego Zarzadu,
Coz jednak zrobic. Gdy
mysl szlachetAa wyssIa cd
klku obywateIi ma Wscho-
dzie, sadzimy, ze sami utwo-
RIA Homltet, z siebie, skiad-
kl zblerane Cd wszystkich
obroca ma w}ssciwy eel, a za-
siug1, ktore pofoza, I'm sic do
stana, lako mezom czynu.
Chyba, &e chca biedny Zarzad
szdobic choclaz lednym lisclem
laurowym, DO dotqd goly al
mlfo, mic jeszcze ME uczynif,
CODY na pochwa}e zasiugiwa-
10. Posmiertne ha! tez to rzecz
pSosta, zwiazEowi skladajq,
vice tel powinlen sic i'm do
STAG, tn zarzad mic szczegol-
HE robi.
Dotychczas zaS, skoro sic
sc sparaono ma goracem, ma
zlmne lrzeba dmuchaG. ZfozyG
pIenlqdze to fraszlla, ale gdy
komltety, podkomltety mad
komltety it'd. wysokie l niskie
lnstancye zaczna sic kloclG,
nov taklm stanie jest na-
dzleja, ze wychodzcom AMI
buika "a 2 Gently sic ME do
stanle. Lepsze sa znowu wi
dokl, DO lgnasz W Kanadzie,
a oa pono 2na1 sic barizo do.
skonale IA liczeniu dolarkow.
zwiazek zarzad moga
wzlac udziaf podobnie ak
wszyscY innl W skfadkach, ME
W kierc wnictwle. 90 cala spra-
wa skonczy sic ma huku DO
czatkowo a ostatecznle ma
smiechu.
Tonaek re aysi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
ADRES WIARUSA: Wiau Cor End & Carimona, Wnona Mimi

mu revolver i strzelif. Rama
by}a smiertelna; Bratek po-
tenn 2yf JUL tylko 80 godzin,
clerpiac okropne bolesci.
S. p. Tranciszek Bratek, 26
letnl mfodzienlec> by1 Cd
wszystkich lubiany, zas ten.
ktory 90 zastrzellt, LEGACY lat
%, znany jest jako czfowiek
zfosliwy =awadyak. Pogrzeb
by} bardzo wspaalafy, gdy3
prawie GAIA Poloaia W St. Jo-
seph braia W nim udziai. -
Nlechaj S. p. Franciszek Bra
tex spoczywa W pokoju wieca-
nym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

W JOLIET, Ill.,, dw6ch ro-
botnikow polskich, Jan Nowak
/ Oskar Sobowskl, talk cie2ko
poparzeni zostali W fSbryce
roztoploner zelazem, ze Cd
tego umarli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
4 KANADY.- Stan powie-

4 KANADY Stan powle-
trza jeszcze uidzie, Jest ono
dosyc lekkie j kazdy czu]e sic
W MEM swobodnym. Ignasz
cieszy sic powodzeniem, re :
garek z}oty idzie wybo-nle
co do sekundy, a mowli, ze
ma wypadek, gdyby ru sic
zepsut, odesle go do repera
cyl temu, Cd kogo g. dostaf.
Przy sposobnosci poda bliz-
sze szczegofy soble.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
Wyjatek z Konstytu-
cvi Uni Polskiej W
Ameryce.
ARTYKUK XXI.
Za1peZDiecZenie zycia:

s l. Unia ustanawia tax zwa-
nv fuundusz pesmiertny, kazdego
csSonka Uni dzieciom lub zonie
Wyyplacalny, W przeciagu 60 dni
cd czasu zgloszenia sic urzedowego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

z New Yorku ODE
braliSmy wiadomoS6,
re Kalendarz Mary
ahski ma rok przysz-
4y 1891 dla mas juz
prawie gotowy / mo-
zemY sic go spodzie-
wac juz we WrzeS-
niu. KJo vice zap1a-
ci 2 dolary "a ,,Wia
rusa'' a pragnie, "a
miast powyzej wy
mienionych trzech
ksiazeczek, dostaG W
preZencle kalendarz
Maryahski ma rok
, przysz}y, tego zycze-
ME chetnie spe1nimy
i Kalendarz mu pos
lemy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

PITTSBURG, Pa.-Daw~
niejszy redaktor tuteJszego
PrzWaclela Lstdu, A. Zawisza,
iuz odjechaf do Europy.-Ro-
botnikowi NJ. Maronowskiemu,
zatrudnloaemu W McNallys
fabryce, maszyna oderwaia pa
lec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

MILWAUKEE.-Ks. Cru
cza zaktada tutaj wyzsza pol
ska szko1e. Odnosny gmach
bedzle l3O stop dlugi a 76
stop szeroki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
z niW DOlSkich
. AMERYCE

KOLO CHICAGO panuje
dr2aczka ze strachem; szcze-
g6jnie W jednej Redakcyi.
Przyczyna byio umieszczenle
wlersz6w uwtacza]acych znacz-
niejsze osobistosci. Go zaszlo
potem, ME wlad ONO, dosyc ze
ia sama Redakcya zawezwafa
korespondentow. by pisaniny
swoje wfasciwemi nazwiskami
zaopatrywali. Wyglada to po-
zorpie, ]akob," owa szanow-
IA Redakcya chciala isc dro-
ga spraw'edllwosci Ale MOI
ma wnioskowac, Ae wydawnic-
two otrzyma1o zaproszenie ma
Court przynaDmnle] autor i
poeta, jakich mato, kt6ry pred
czterema tygodniami splewaf
o podwiazce. Jezeli sie my
limy l dotad ME czeka fatyga
ktoregos z panow do sadu,
to 2afujemy, DO "a memorial
ne kiamliwe wlersze ma tel
wolnej zieri ME trudno otrzy-
mae bezp1atnie utrzymanie W
cienlu. Tylko tax dalej a be-
aziem wldziec wiecej pocie-
chy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

POLACY W PHILADEL.
PHI dzielnle popiera3a swo-
ia nova poIska gazette Pa,
tryota). Pomiedzy lnnymi ofa-
rowal na to wydawnictwo p.
professor Beck $50 dolarow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
KS. TEODOR EUGOW-

KS. TEODOR EUGOW-
SKI, syn nauczycieia Z Bysz-
wa1da, pod Lubawa, W Pru-
sach Zachodr1ch, usta1owio-
ny zosta1 przez Biskupa Dy-
ecezyi La Crosskiej jako pro-
boszcz parafil polskiej W Jun
ction City, Wis.
Kaplan ten codoplero wy
swiecony zostaf w La Crosse,
przybywszy al z Rosy, gd2'e
sig ksztaicif W seminaryum
staropolsk1ej dyecezyi, W Sara
towie. Me mogac uzyskac W
Rosyi obywatelstwa, przybyt
pol roku temu do Amery.
XII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

- toAOSSV
p. A. Fl. Stanowski doradce
W sprawach sqdowych p. Pio-
ira Koteraza.
W BALTIMORE, NJ. D. W
parafii sw. Stanlsfawa Kostki,
zostalo zafozonem W dn1u 2
Slerpnia Tow. spiewakdw sw.
Cecilil-za staranlem organls-
ty tejze parafii p. Golusz
czyhskiego.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, II Step.
nla.-Abonent Wla1usa S. p.
Franclszek Bratek zostai "a
strzelony dnla 10 Lipca, z
niedziell ma ponledziafek. By
10 TO W zopi e rzcznickim
okolo godziny IL. Kllku mio-
dych ludzi gwarzyio soble
tam bawifo sic przy piwie.
Tymczasem Jozef Sierockl,
plszacy sic Aleksander, zacza1
dokazywaG z rewolwerem
strzelaG W rzezalni. Drudzy
mowili, by zaprzestat tel ME-
bezpieczne] zabawkI, lecz on
ME us1uchaf, a gdy Bratek
chciaf do domu odchodzlc,
Slerockl kazaf mu sic zatrzy-
mac, gdy ten sic zas Dc ME :
Ego obroclf, wymierzyf ku ME-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
z WIEKESBARRE, Pa, do

z WIEKESBARRE, Pa, do
nosza nam panow1e Dominlk
Waslk Tomas Dziedzic O
wie]k1em spustoszenlu, jake
tam w Aniu l9 Sierpnia zro-
blta straszna bUrza (cyclone).
0 godz'nie pot do 6 po polu-
dniu sannslio sic ma deszcz z
grzmotem- cd pofnocY i cd
wschodu, a chmura iakby pod
wiatr c'agneIa. Nagle cyclone
talk gwa1townle uderzyl ze
zachodu, 2e prawie Gale mias-
to spustoszyt. Obala1 drzewa,
sfupy teIegrahezne a nawet
murowane domy. Z iriJsk1ego
murowaavgo kosc1oie wieze l
caiy dach zRall1. Dwcrzec ko-
lejowy probationary, nawet
wagony koIe1owe wichr po.
przewracal. AM ieden dom ME
zostal nieu>zkodzony; choG
JylKo okna W niektorych po-
wybiiane.-Deszcz ogromne]
chmury o>j bardzo maty. To-
masz Dz'edzjc stat podczas
nawafnlcy pod storem grocer
nym wldzac cegiy zews2ad
bijace, ,myslaf, ze to )uz ko-
nice swiata: Dom,n'k Wasik
twierdzi, ze podobnego hura-
ganu najstarsi obywatele W
Wlfkesbarr" tie pamleta]a.
Zabitych zosrajo IL ludzi i
kilkanascie koul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

PAN SZYMON LUBO-
WIECKI, dotychczasowy nau.
czyclel W Town Siegel, WIS. ,po-
wolany zostat przez KS. Jo-
zefa Dabrowskiego na nauczy-
ciela pomocnlczego do semi
naryum polskiogo " Detroit.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

ZECER drukarsk, p. Ed
ward Z. Kaiakowskl przenlosf
sic 2 Philadelphia, cd Pa'yo.
ty, DO New YorISu, gdzie pra-
cu)e prey Kauj;erze Broohlyi-
skim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

.a Try ksia-
zeczki dostanie W
prezencie, kto zap1a-
ci 2 dolary "a ,,Wia-
rusa'' a mianoWicie:
l. Pokrako;
2. Mecze1istevo Sev. Dzlewicy
Krystung; y;
8. Adam I Elva- krotochvilQ
laldo1va ID d,voph aktQch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

PLACCIE IA WIARUS SA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

NEW YORK. .--Zacz4lo tn
wychodziG pod redakcyq p. Ma
gla nowe pismo polskle pod
tytutem ,,Kuryer Nowojorski l
BlookIyhski''. Prerulmerata
wynosl rocZne 81 40, polrocz-
1ie 75c.
Z NANTlCOKE, Pa, ]uz
nadestano nam numer tau-
teisze] nowe] gazety angieI-
sk1ei The Nanticoke Ne1vs. W
tym numerze Jest takle zapo-
wledziane rych1e pojawienie
sic W tel sameD drukarni no.
wei polskiei gazety.
GLEN L YON, Pa. = Nasz
polski kosciof ]uz prawie ma
ukoncZenlrl. Jest w pieknem
po@ozeniu przedstawia sic bar
dzo wspanlale.
W NANTICOKE, Pa, or
ganlzuja sic wfasciclele hote-
low dla polskich robotnikow.-
Pan Wlncenty Wierzbo1owicz
buduje tam okazafy dom ma
Eaa4 DaaI M.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

z MINNEAPOLIS poleca
p. A. II. Stanowski doradce
W sprawach sqdowych p. Pio-
ira Koteraza.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-15
A COMPANION FOR TRAIN.


SHlur, Wash, March H. Special, Y
II is proposed to send Queen Angclinc,
daughter OF Old Chief Seattle, around the
world with George Francis Train. She is
~ present living in this city, aud II not the
faircst is the oldest daughter Of the city,
aud the only living representative of the
famous old chief, after whom the city +
named. The proposition To seud the dusky
maiden around the world wae hruachud YES
ierday afternoon to half dozen citizens
and they wcrc 81 taken with the scheme
that They pledged something over 81, 20 10
defray the expenses ul thc trip, aud today
the matter WAS lald before others and a. is
thought enough money Will ho raised IN a
few hours 10 warrant the undertaking..
Queen Au@line is wrll-known inquire on
the streets of Seattle, She is q typical rep
reseniatiye Of her race. Although between
~ and loo years of age, she is still lively
enough 10 walk around over the hills OF
Seattle, which she has known for half .
century or more. She is short of stature.
being four feet Rud half high, and her
bent form makes her seem shorter than she
ANhAlN ~ A'AN ttNAH hAAAlAtAAN AlA hAlA
headed the wear around, md her clothes
consist of ill'fitting, ill-looking garmcnis
over her shoulders she wears big shawl.
and over her back is hung rude basket,
into which she throws such irinkcts as are
gwen hef 10y friends around the city. Her
face is brown and swarthy, but shows more
than the average intelligence of the Siwash.
Many times she has been photographed
aud painters have succeeded in getting
good likeness of her. which has beou ON ex.
hibition in several stores in the city. She
speaks English we'll, and can be understood
10y amy one not familiar with Chinook jar.
gon. Chief Seattle, Queen Angelne's
iather. was many wears ago conspicuous
and well known chief. Unlike tho chiefs
of the Puyallup, Duwamish aud Klicktat
tribes, be was friendly to the whites. and
had many friends among the early pioneers
of Washington. He first cnmo 10 Seattle
with Dr. Maynard early in the 'jo's. and
commenced 10 fish. lie brought with him
his family. which consisted OF
his "klootchman," daughter Angeine, two
Sons known 10y the English names of George
and Jim. All of them are long since dead
save Queen Angeline, who alone represents
her royal family. IL WAS nbout lS'3 thnt
DIR. Maynard named the city for the old
chief.
II is estimated il will require a purse of
$1,000 10 send Queen Angeline and her es-
cori around the world. Her consent has
not yet been secured, but the projectors of
the movement are confident that il will be-
easy to get. Probably day or two will de
iermine the feasibility of the scheme
George Francis Train will be advised at
once of the companion which Seattle is
generously providing him. and he will, no
doubt, aid in the movement all lac Gun.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-15

In the house Perkins, of Kansas, stated
that an erroneous impression had gone out
that according 10 the provisions of the
Oklahoma bill, passed yesterday, the Chero-
kee outlet had been declared open 30 settle
ment under the homestead laws The
Cherokee outlet was not open 10 settlement.
The statement should have been that the
public land strip. not the Cherokee outlet,
had been opened 20 settlement. The Cher
ukoe outlet was embraced within the limits
of the new territory. but was not open TO
settlement under the homestead law.
The house then went into committee of
the whole on the private calendar.
The bill authorizing the president 10 re
tire Gen. Fremont, with the rank of major
general, was taken up. kilgorc offered an
amendment for the retirement OF Gen.
Fremont with the rank of brigadicr- -gener-
al Handover said the country owed FIRE.
mont debt of gratitude. There was not
a hhr toiler in the length and breadth of
the land who did not cherish the name of
Fremont and associate II with the
greatest renowu of the country.
Banks reviewed in euloglstic language
the career of General Fremont and dwelt
with enthusiasm upon Ills services IN pre-
serving the Pacific coast to the United
States. Had IL not been for Fremont. who
could sny that to-day the flag of the Ameri-
can republic would float over the states Of
the Pacific constr Congress would honor
itself in recognizing the services Of Gen.
Fremont. Mansur spoke in the same vein.
kilgores amendment was rejected and the
bill laid aside with favorable recommended
tions. The bill WAS subsequently, reported
to the house, but no final action WAS taken
and the house took n recess The evening
session was for the consideration Of private
pension bills.
The usual Friday evening routine in the
house WIS enlivened tonight by a discus
sion Of the bill granting a pension Of $40 4
month 10 Francis leming, of Michigan, OH
the ground of blindness. This is one Of
the bills vetoed by President Cleveland.
The discussion was participated IN by
Stone. of Missouri. COopers of Indiana.
Tarsney, Of Missouri. Lawlcf, Of Illinois.
kllgore, of Texas. and Lane. Of Illinois.
Finally this bill and one other were re-
ported from the committee OF the whole 90
the house. but before action was taken
Breckenridge. of Kentucky, moved an ad-
iournment. Perkins protested vigorously,
but the hour OF 1850 having arrived, the
house adjourned.
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NntlnnnI CnpiinI Nntcs.

Senator Moody OF the irrigation commit
ten, SAYS that the bin appropriatng $500
00O for developing the atlosian system Of
irrigation in the level plains bolt has been
lnvorahlY received by that committee.
Paul Schulz uf Portland. Or, who has
chnrpe of the land matters of the Northern
Pacific railroad company for the states
Of Oregon nnd Washington, rs III the city
looking nltcr matters connected with the
lands OF the rond west Of the Rockies.
Senator Dulph to-day introduced a bill by
request which was referred 10 the commit
tee on Indian depredation claims. II was
claimed hy tie irnmcr of the bill that IL
would simplify the settlement Of many
Indian claims now pending before congress.
Secretary Window to-day transmitted 10
the sennte lciter from Secretary Blaine
asking Tor additional appropriation OF
e.,j.0aO 10 meet the expenses OF the interna-
tionnl marine conference. The original
appropriation WINS $1,000.
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.FLEECEO TIE M0NTANIAN.
John Williams. Who Claims 10 be a
Montana Cattle King, Robbed
at ST. Paul.
he Started Out TO See the City
and Ended IN a Police
Station.
Arrest Of a Hotel Runner Who is Accused
OF rostponing Williams Journey
tn the old Country.

Sr. PAUL. March l4.-iSpeciHl. John
Williams, m Enplishmun. who is called a
Montana cattle king, and who is one OF the
richest men in that new state. arrived here
Wednesday night and within twenty-four
hours lie had managed 10 get into trouble
and had succeeded in putting the officers Of
tho central police stai ion 90 work in his in
tercs,. lie claims that Emil Consians. an
archist, hotel runner. professional labor
agtator and cOmmGnisi, had succeeded in
Carrying out his principles ON him. namely:
What is yours is mine. but what is mine Is
notyours by d sight Williams claims
Cohsiaus robbed him Of 500, and AZ the
Montana mans claim was backed up by
good evidence, Coustans was arrested on
the charge of grand larceny.
Williams tells straightforward story
as follows; When hc arrived in the city
from Great Falls, Constaus caught him Al
the Union depot as a hotel runner and took
him 10 the Manitoba house. where he stayed
over night. Coustans, by means of his
smooth tongue, succeeded in gaining the
confidence OF Williams, who told the hotel
employees that he was n wealthy man, owned
large ranches and had 5000 in his pockets,
which he intended to use for a trip To Eng
land. his old home. Conslans advised him
10 Luy his railroad ticket 90 New York and
his steamship icket 10 Europe in this city.
and took him 10 nm agent. who sold vii
liams steamer ticket. Williams then de-
cided TO leave the city at 7:l5 for the East
and invited Constans 10 have Il Jolly good
time until the train left. constans arrived
with Williams at a house OF Ill repuie at II
"A. m. They remained AT the plnce until .
y. m.. and after Williams had spent consid
ernble money be told Consians he wanted
10 see something more of the city before
leaving IL. Tho two started out
to make the rounds. They visited
wound up at a brewery. where Williams
looked at his watch and saw he bad missed
his train. He then felt for his pochetbook
and discovered his money, 500, was miss
ing. lie Immediately kicked up row. but
Constans quietcd him as much MS possibl G.
by advising him 10 return with him and To
see whether the money had not been left al
the .rst stopping place. When tboy arrived
in front of the house Constans jumped out
of The cab and ran of, leaving Williams
alone. Williams went into the house hut
nobody could give him amy information
concerning his money and he then notified
the police.
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SAS fRANcisoo, March H. Mayor Pond
to-day approved the ordinance recently
passed providing for the removal of The
Chinese population 10 n prescribed section
in the outskirts of South san Francisco.
The greater portion of the Chinese popua-
tion " Sau Francisco, estimated nj 400,
is now lucnt d in the district adjacent 10
the business centre of the city, and If tho
order IL enforced IL will work u marvellous
change IN that locality. The Chinese will
test the oonstitutionality Of the ordinance.