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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-18
About Personal Property Taxation.

A bill passed the Albany legislature
last Wednesday to tax all inheritances
above 5000. In the debate on the bill
the whole question of personal property
| taxation came up; and, among other
statements made, was one by Senator
Fassett that Commission er Coleman
had testified that it was Impossible to
find more than 10 per cent. of the per-
sonal property in New Y ork city when
the time came to value it for taxation.
The estimated value of the personal
property in New York city
was S16,000,O00; yet last year
the commissioner had only been
able to find $3.50, 10000 of
it, and only $3.50, 900, 900 paid taxes; all
the other was sworn off. Of this amount
the banks, which are so much despised
by our farmers, and estates paid 80 per
cent. Senator Fasset had come to the
conclusion that not per cent. of the
personal property in this state was
reached by taxation, and it could not be
reached.
EDWARD III. BAILEY, of Bloomington,
Ill, writes: AS an evidence of the val
ne and Importance to the cause in plac-
ing Mr.. Georges works in public libra
ries, / have to relate that to-day called
at the beautiful public library in this
city, where I learned that Progress
and Poverty was loaned. When en-
tered / asked the attendant, lady
whom found to be very intelligent if
she could give me printed list of the
books in the library on political econo-
my. She said she had no such list and
ix,o ,,;r - 7 to1
''Have you Progress and Poverty?'"
I asked. 1T belongs to our
collection, but it is out now"
us it read much?" 20, yes: there
are many applications for it. We very
seldom have calls for any other political
economies" The lady went away and
returning presently dumped four or five
books before me. 'These are all the
books we have on political economy"
she said, land they are seldom called
for. Lawyers, preachers. teachers and
students generally ask for Progress
and Poverty" The books she brought
me were by Walker, Perry, Sumner and
one or two others.
WHILE at first blush it NAV seem to
the farmer that to abolish all taxes
upon other things than the value Of
land would be to exempt the richer in
habitants of cities from taxation, and
unduiy to tax him, discussion and re-
Election will certainly show him that
the reverse is the case. Personal prop
erty is not, never has been, and never
can be, fairly taxed. The rich man al
ways escapes more easily than the man
who has but little; the city, more easily
than the country. Taxes which add to
prices bear upon the inhabitants OF
sparsely settled districts with as much
weight. and in many cases with much
more weight, than upca the inhabitants
of great cities
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-18
The Effort of Appropriating Ground
Rent to Public Use.

To appropriate ground rent to public
uses by means of taxation would permit
the abolition of all the taxation which
now presses SO heavily upon labor and
capital. This would enormously in
crease the production of wealth by the
removal of restrictions and by adding
to the incentives to production.
1t would at the same time enormously
increase the production of wealth by
throwing open natural opportunities.
1t would utterly destroy land monopoly
by making the holding of land unprofit-
able to any but the user. There would
be no temptation for anyone to hold
land for future increase in it's value
when that increase was certain to be
demanded in taxes. No one could af-
ford to hold valuable land idle when
the taxes upon it would be as heavy as
they would be were it put to the fullest
use. Thus speculation in land would
be utterly destroyed, and land not in
use would become free to those who
wished to use it.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-18

81 think that we are ready for trav-
cling" said the proprietor of the small
menagerie. The elephant has his
trunk, the kangaroo has II fair pouch
ard the bear has pretty good grip"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
PkACCIE "a
nj = DAL.

Nareszcie i Filadelfia dotrzy-
ma}a obietnlcy. Juz sic BOWEN
ukaza} zapowiedziany medal. Ma
jednei ]ego stronie widzimy Pol
ska Wolnosc W postacl skrzydla-
tego anio4a Z czapka frygijska ma
g4owie Cjak to widzimy ma dola-
rze), a ka1danaml ma rekach. w
jedne] dfoni opartej ma ksiedze,
trzyma pi6ro Il ga}azke oliwna
trzyma W druglej. opartej ma tar.
czy 2 herbem Polski, Lltwy l Ru-
81. U stop rzucony laur i kot-
wlca, godfo nadziei, a W dali juz
sic ukazuja promien1e wschodzace-
60 s}ohca. Ma ksiedze +. 1871 a
wstedze u dofu /. 1891. u drugleJ
zas strony w oko}o napis: Row
nose, %wolnost, Intercollegiate, ca
lose Equality, liberty, indepen.
dence, entlrety-a ma srodku: 1891
= 1S9l-w 100 ~rocznice Tw6rcom
Obrohcom konssytucyi 500 ma
ia Polacy w Ameryce. In honor to
the Polish constitution Of the 3
of may centenary memorial of the
Poles in America.
Medal ten wlelkosci dolara.
lecz znacznie grubszy, przedstawla
sic powaznie pieknie, a jest die
lem tego samego artysty Morgana,
kt6ry wykona} amerykahsklego
d"olara; rysunek zas dab znakomity
sztycharz NJ. Rosenthal, pochodza-
cy z Polski, ten sam, kt6rv ma "a
DAME arcybiskupa, wykonal cenne
album katedry nowoyorskiej.
Me watpimy przeto, IL kazdy
Polak, prawdziwy patryota media!
ten kupi ma pamiatke, zwiaszcza IL
w stosunku do wartosci, cena Jest
bardzo niska i ola kazdego przy-
stepna. l talk: Ia medal 2 bialego
metalu, }qcznie z tlojkolorowq vista.
akq | Iadnq zapinkq, 40 CIV, "a bro
zowa go CIV. z czYstego srebra
$2.25,
Pieniadze p~rzesytac nalezy do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
'Ci2g daIszy.)

Gfowna zasada scryaIlstow
Jest. ze Zyscy Iu 1zi-
IN a ia bye SO lie rowniO-
czywisc!e ME chodzl tn row
nose CO do d | II. IyIku
r6wnost CO do ora W, lu
dzlom przysluguIaeyn. Po-
nlewa&, iak wan wiadumo,
kazdy z posrod n,s, ktory
pewlen week ukunczyi mole
wybieraG posla, a nAwet mo
ze zostac~ obrany prs;tn, tax
samo ]ak Jakl anwnxnt,
w~fasciciel fabryki. poulr
waz pred sadem stnJt TAX
dobrze z mas, lak | wyz~' od
mas i wobec sadu rowul Sa
sohie, ponlewaz ka2dy mas,
ktory ma Ia TO, moze SYRIA
wyksztafcic ma uczonego, albo
ma kupca, albo pr1rmystowca,
tax dobrze, jak wyisi, pr>eto
do pewnego stopnia Jest JUL
rownosc obywatelska. Wee j,
ia k a rownosc so:yaIIstom
NE chodzl. Chca on, ably
byia rownosc wszystkich is
totna, ably by1o r Q a.
p r a w me WsZYSt
klch w rzeczy G IN
Z Y G. IL. Boo p%owladaj9, chloe
moze ke2dy I mas v%o,leln
radzca Tub minlstren zpstaG,
ale bardzo mafo lAin, i~t,tn!e
zosta)e; boo jest oier5~urSc
w m%ajatku, So bogsol i ednl,
So uczenl | proscI, sq robotn,.
cy i pracodawcy. W og0le lest
pofozenle ludzi we swiecIe tax
barjzo rozmaite, a skutklem
tego maja rom ludzie, rome
prawa o%bowlozki. Was lie
w ro2nlce pod tym wzgledem
bija socyallscy naiwiecej. la
stanowmy sic mad tenn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

s%plesnla}e he}basy, pewnle i pa.
tryotyzm s%pleSniaiy.
Nazwa Two Rivers powsta}a
ztad, re obu stron tel osady
plynq rzekl. Tu prawda duch
ochotny, ale ciafo indie, lecz po-
mimo tego znalazfem szesciu praw-
dziwych Polak6w, a dalej ME mo-
Sc AM game, AM tez chwallG, Doc
tam pleczone gotabki ME przyla-
tuJa same do g2bkl, lecz trzeba
ma ME pracowac i lie }apac.
Opuszczajac Wisconsin, zeg.
nam sic do wldzenla Z bracml Pc.
lakami w Illinois i Wisconsin, a
jezeti Bog pozwoli, to w kr6tkim
czasie znow sic z%obaczym.
". Rodomsh2;,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
PLACClE "a
Il ILL.,.

Polsta parafia W Lemont ma
chch6d 3go MaJa nadania Kon-
stytucyi wystepuie z najwieksza
uroczystoscia. Wlelu ksieav "a
p~roszonych przyrzekli rrzybyc do
Lemont kazanluml. Towarzy-
silva sw. CyryIa Metodcgo, Tow.
sw. krzyza, Tow. sw. Jozefa i
Bractw" Mfodziehc6w wYstapia W
plqkne.j procesyi W ublornch ma
rodowych, PREY dzwieku kllku
band ~polskiej muzyki. Nastepnie
nabozehstwo W kosciele :. cicha /
serdcczna modlitwa Polak6w ma
wygnaniu i zdaleAa Cd swcj Ojczy-
zny, nkoi n1cco smutek tesknoty
| wpoi W sorcach nadzleje oglada-
MIA jaknajpredzej wolnci Ojczyzny
PoIski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

die jeszcze ieplej zobaczyli,
pomyslcie sobie, De lyle 4
brac, bardzo sob,e podobnycE.
kt6rzy cd rodzlcow rowEy
malatek otrzymali. Trzech 2
mch oleni sic, leden pozosta,
ME kawalerem. Prawa i obo
wiazki niezonatego stana sic
zaraz inne, anizeli brac'. z
owych trzech ma ]eden troje,
drugi osmloro dziecl, trzeci
zas NE ma wcale dzlecl. To
juzci znowu z,nlenlly sic ich
prawa obowiazkI. Pc kilku
latach JUL ci brae!a ayja W
zupe1nle l3nych wn"unkach
3ycia. olerwszy stara sic tyl
ko o sie"ne, Jrugl O sleble ,
zone, trzecj o slebie, zone i
troIe dZecl, cZWartY o sleble,
Zone ! osmloro dzieci. Jezeli
tecaz )eszcze zwaaymy, 5e
owl bracia ich potomstwu
beda mlel' talent, roma ocho-
te do piracy, roma madrosc,
zapobiegllwosc, to go SO la
tach juz cztonkowie tel rodzl,
ny W bardzo rozmaitem beda
poiozeniu. Teraz uwa&aicle!
Socyalista, gdy5y to slyszat,
com powledziaf, toby pcwnle
rzekf: Tahby sic stafo z 70.
DINA W d5isleis2ych stosu-
kach, ale ME w panstwie
socyalistycznem, DO tam die
CT bedzie wychowywalo pam
stwo. o chorych bedzle sic
staraic pahstwo: i t.. d."
Gdyby to Jaki socya!i5ta po.
wledziaf, a toby sic zdradzii
bardzo a bardzo. Bo coz to
prawla socyalisci? Mowia, ze
w ich panstwie ma bye lud
wolny, ludzie maya zazywaG
swobody. A ]akaa to wolnosc,
jaka swoboda, lezell ludzle
tax musza sic wychowywaG,
talk postepowac, tax praco
vac, tax nieomai jesG, jak
panstwo kaze! To najgorsza
n1ewola, to poddanstwo, to
ucisX j gwaft. Ogrodnik, kto.
ry chce rowny zywopfot mice,
mus 80 eagle przyciua6,
przystr7ygac, to jest gwatte IN
must rowna6 krzewy. TAX
samo gwaftem mogliby tylko
socyaljsci rownosG utrzymaG,
a gdzie Jest gwait, tam niema
w%olnoscl, szczescla, q vice
prey rownosci socyalrstycznej
ME ma szczescia ola ludzl, O
]akie3 socyallsci prawia.
(Clag dalszy nastapl.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSAl
Ks. RONUALD BYZEWSki
ma novel parafii.

die z 25 kwietn1a pod napisem
oPoswiecenie koscioia sw. Fran
clszka z Assyzu w Detroit:
W przesz}a niedzieIe, Najprze.
wielebniejszy KS. Biskup Folej,
poswlecit czwarty polskl rzym-
sko katolickl kosci6} polski W
Detroit, tuz ma przedmicsclu Sprin-
gwells. KoSciol ten cd dawna by}
tam ola wielu przyczyn bardzo DO.
trzebnym, i "a staraniem tamte]-
szych obywatell Prev. KS. Bis
kup ma budowe lego zezwolif,
kt6ra zaia} sic l szczesliwie do skut,
ku doprowadzi1 Wlel. KS. Pawel
Gutowsk1. jake proboszcz ma tel
novel parafi, przeznaczonym
zosta} dawnieiszy diugoletni
proboszcz Winonic, Minnesota,
Wiel. Ks. Byzewski.
Pogoda dnia tego by1a 1adna
bardzo, lecz pomlmo, II pc d}ugich
ulewnych deszczach ma ~ulicach, jak
zwykle u a b4oto by}o okropne,
pobozna publicznosc polska re
wszystklch parafj zgromadzifa sic
bardzo llcznie. liczac sic
ma tyslace, czem dafa nowy
dowod, re gdy idzle o sprawy
religllne nasze lub tez narodowe,
zawsze solidarnie i zgodnle po-
stepuiq.
Zaraz pc przybyciu Naiprze-
wlelebnlej szego KS. Blskupa, kto-
rego przyjeto z wielkiemi uroczy.
stosclaml i wspanlafoscia2, przysta-
pit natychmiast do ceremonii pos.
wlecenla kosclota, poczem celebro-
wal SUNG, W ~assystencyl KS. NJ.
Mozejewskiego, proboszcza Cd sw.
Jozefata jake Presbitra j., KS. Fras-
chera proboszcza cd sw. Annyiako
dyakona, i Ks. Wofajtysa, wikare-
60 Cd sw, Wojciccha, juko Sub
dyakona.
Pc Ewangeln sw., wszed1 ma
k%azalnlce Wiel. KS. Pawe} Gutow-
ski z polskiem kazaniem, ktore
zastosowane do okolicznoscl, wszy-
stkich g}eboko wzruszy1o ] ma dtu.
60 pozostanle W mi}ej pamieci.
Oprocz wyzej wymienlonych Wiel.
kap}an6w, byli obecnymi take
lis. Sekretarz biskupi M. J.. P.
Dempsey KS. Braitkopf, proboszcz
Z Berllna W Canadzie. Pc b}ogos}a-
wiehstwie udzielonem przez Najprz.
KS. Biskupa. przemowlf tenze W
kr6tkich, jedrnych wyrazach, chwa-
lac; wiernosG i ofiarnosc Polakow
ola WARY rzymsko katol,ckiei,
dziekujac i'm zarazem "a wspania}e
przyjecie, jake mu przygotowano.
Nabozehstwo ca}e trwa}o do dru-
giej godziny, poczem ma zakohcze.
hs. Biskup tie Deum laudamus"
zanuci!.
Nowemu Proboszczowi, zyczy.
my szczerze szybkiego rozwoju pa
rafl i powodzenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
Jak niegdys Abraham zaprosii

Jaw oo"Coeo"di, VAN oiS NiidlaHl
W LaSalle, ILL.,, drugi Abraham
W osobie Tom. Liiewskiego, kt6ry
mnle nieznanego goscia zaproslt
90 domu swego, suto uczestowa} i
zamiast woody do umycia n6g
(tak uczyni} Abraham poda} po-
rzadnego piwa cd salonisty pana
Nawerego Klapczyiskiego do WV.
mycla gard}a, a mtoly jego syn
Stanisfaw zap}acif diva dolary "a
Warnsa; i inny mfody chtopak,
Antoni Szurman, zapisa} i zap}acI}
2 dofary "a Wiarusa. To mi beda
raz wiarusy!
Tu tez znalaziem wlele wary
u jednej n~iewiasty, zony Jakoba
Zimnego, ktora zacheciia swego
MEGA do zapisanla WioruSu, ably
Je] synowle mieli co do czytania.
0 gdyby %wszystkie matki
talk postepowaiy, to .synow'e, "a
mast wloczyc sic 20 ullcach, SIZE
dzieliby p%orzadnle w domu.
Polakom przybywayacym 2
lnteresaml do La Sale, Ill.,, zmu-
szonym zatrzymac sic przez noe,
radze wszystkim bez wyjatku,
udat sic do hotelu pana P. Erlin-
gen; jest to bardzo porzadna 90
spoda, Kazdy Polak JIG %podroznym
wskaze. Pan Erllngen Jest prawda
twardy Niemiec, ale gorliwy kato,
Ink i zyczliwy Polakom.
4 La Sale pojecha1em do
Sheboygan, Wis. Zmuszony pre-
jezdzac przez Milwaukee, zabawi.
lem tam kr6tko, lecz uda1o nj sic
znalesc kllku nowych abonent6w l
PREY tel okazyi poznatem sic sc
salon'sta panem j. Kasza, 692
Grove Str. Jest to bardzo porzadna
kasza, DO przeciez prezydent Ry.
Gerry sw. Floryana. Niechze Pola-
cy o tym panu saloniscie panic
taia; mazda tam dobre piwo
skorq usfuge.
Przybywszy do Sheboygan,
Wis, chodzi3em pc miescle, pyta-
lac sic Polakach; Niemcy mi ich
wskazali, mowiac; .Das sind Rlen-
ders-ale gdym wstapif " dom i
pochwall} 20 staropolsku Boga:
,Niech bedzle pochwalony Jezus
Chrystus"-to ma mnie lakos szy-
derczo sposl2dall i zwykle rzekli:
Lch verstche NIGHT Polish. Nareszcie
uda}o mi sic znalesc kilku Pola-
k6w, kt6rzy wyznall, il So Pola-
kami; CT tez Wiarusa zapisali.
0 lak to smutno z Polakami,
gdzie ME ma polskiego ksiedza;
lud tam marnieje, jak kwiat bez
ogrodnlka.
w Northern pc porozrzuca-
nvch farmach ME mog1em obcho-
die, gdyz "a Wlele czasu by sic
zmarnowafo, lecz zaraz w bliskosci
koscio}a znalaz}em dwoch nowvch
abonentow, pana saloniste Plotra
Kufel i pana nauczyciela orga-
niste. iona ostatnlego wyrazifa sic
bardzo przychylnle O Wiarusie i
doda4a otuchy mezowl, bv go abo-
nowa}. Takich zacnych Polek vie.
cej potrzeba a by4oby szczescie W
domu, DO iona roztropna to koro.
ma meza; ktn ma roztropna zone,
ma wlelki skarb-mowi Salamon.
Opusc'wszy Northern, po]e-
chaiem dc Manitowoc, WIS. Wy
cieczka ia jest na1szczesliwsza W
te~razniejszeJ p~ielgrzymce, DO zaraz
pierwszego dnia znalaz}em 10
nowych abonent6w.
Najprz6d udafem sic do VIE
leb1ego KS. kuczyckiego W zak}a-
dzle sierot, kalek i starcow.
Pierwszy Jego milky wzrok w mi
prorokowa}, re Waoruso zapisze,
ME omylifem sic tez, zapisaF i
o%prowadzif 20 zak4adzie. Tam wsze-
die wzorowy porzqdek- choc ubo-
go ale chedogo. SIostry tax zwawo
krzata}y sic ogrodzie, sadzac
warzywo, jak rraccwite MIRO ykl.
Bog zap}ac Wiel. Ks. huczyc-
kiemu IA ~grzecznosc, a i zak}ado.
wi szczesG Bo2e dalej!
Polscv panowie salonisci W
NJ o,+r>, u,,,,.+Go 4o.a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01


tego samego Stw6rce, wszys-
cy W jednym celu zyja ma
swlecie i do jednego daza
konca, wszyscy mala tie sa~
NE przyrolzone pr"w",
wszyscy So czicnkaml wleIA'el
rodz'uy B'sksej. la TEN tel
idzie, be prawa, ktore Sd @ie.
]ako dz,edaic,wem lad :kle]
natury. Ila wszystkich .adzl
sa rowne kazdy vice una
prawo zawsze / wszeiZie, Ia
dac. aby sic MIN jake q
czic alekiem ohchou4ono. Me-
podobienstwem Jest jednak,
ably wsz>scy rowue mich
warunk do zycia.
Soo]rzy)my tylko na ludzl;
jpdnl nich So be;s'lnem
d4eGmi, ium nledoIrzaiymi
mlodhlencam1, mnl mezam,,
innl slabym. s1arcaml. 10
Aaady zrozumIe, 2e nle mole
to bye, ably dziecl, mtodziency,
meznwie i starcy te same mlell
obowiazki l prawa. Dzlecko
ME moze sic roWnac m1"rzlen
cow, mellow, mad st"rcow!,
chory zdrowemu, mezc2yzna
nlewiascle, Nlekt0rzy so'ya-
lisci gardiu)a "a tenn, re ko-
biety maja nice wszedzie te
same prAwa, co meaczyzp!.
Owoz tedy Il us'afypy przy]sc;
take easy, lzby maj dzieci
kofysaf, gotowaf, ponczochy
robll. i lnne prace domowe
wykonywaf, a iona by orafa,
pravowaja W kopaIni, furma-
mia, s]uzyi2 W woisku i szfa
ma wojne. Cuby to tego
byio? | cyl to podobne? Maj
prostszy rozum musl pow'e-
jAec, De to glupstwem Jest.
P~rzypomlna hi sic tn fadna
przepowiastxa. " pewnem
mlescie "a dawnych czaso*
zyl1 mezowie, kt6rzy dali sic
z%awojowac przez koblety.
Doszto tax daleko, 2e cd
burmlstrza AZ do stroza,
wszyscy powdzi sukn1e
nlewiescie, W domu sledzieIl,
gotowali, prali, szyli, a 2ony
tymczaseu,, poprzeblerane w
meskie suknle, prey %pa1aszach,
o1bywaty sadly W miescle,
rzadzliy MEM. M~ezowie, islne
,,baby", ME miel; jakos smla-
loser jarzma tego zrzucic, al
wreszcie zakradf Sic pewien
rycerz do miasta i spisek ma
2ony z mezami zrobli. Pew
nego dn1a zatrabiono pred
Drama miasta; rycerz jakls
stanaf pred ,,babskim magl-
stratem" / wezwaf do broni
vszystkich mleszkancow, co
paiasZe nos=a, ma wolne. DO
n;eprzyjaclel wpadt do kraju
I. lada chwiie mole do miasta
d%otrzec. Gwaft sic zrobit
miedzy kobletami; rzadzie, to
i'm sic podobaio, ale ma VOL
ne sc, przeclw telnu wzdry-
gala si4 Gala lch notura. Me
wytrwaio pol godzrny Cd
ch"ili, gdy do broul wezwano,
a ju4ci znowu dawny porza
dek nnesci4 zapanowa1: ko-
b ETY. wr6clty do sukien ! do
rodziny, "a mezowie do po
iaszy. Wojny ME by}o i to
byi lyIko hg1el, ale raz ma
zawsze nauczyl kobiety, Re
ich panstwem, ich pollen daia-
lama Jest dom, rodzina.
Ale i miedzy samyml mez-
czyznam; ME mole bye row
nosci zupolrej. Bo czyz
kazdy mo glove do naukl,
cry ka7dr ma silly | zdrowle
20 tenn, ably obotnikIem
by1? Czy2 to wszyscy rownie
mqdrzy; przeZorni, pracow1cl,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

naszej Redakcyi albo tez wprost pod
adresem: S. Slupski Oil Concord st.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01


lama Jest dom, rodzina.
Ale i miedzy samyml mez-
czyznami ME mole bye row
nosci zupolrej. Bo czy2
kazdy ms glove do naukl,
cry kazdr ma silly | zdrowle
20 tenn, ably 70 botniklem
byl? Czyz to wszyscy rownie
madrzY; przeZorn', pracowlcl,
oszczedni? Wszakze2 mas tn
dzis!a] sporo, a przeclc ia le-
den wan gadam wy stu
chacle, . gdybym rzek} do
ktorego q was: Praw ty! toby
rzeki:: jam do tego niezdatny.
A znowu gdybym IA poszedf
Ma pole a ktory Z was Nazai
mi orat, aIbo gdyby MI
szewc nasz, co take szykow :
ne boty robi, kauai bot
uszyc, tobym tego ME po-
traGl. A vice ME mole bye
miedzy rozumnemi iudzmi O
zupefnej rownosci wcaIe mo.
wy.
Azebyscle to ma przykia-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
FOREIGN


= AaiNE y tl,ieI - IN N'u"''''ii'i'a
wing ~ " s1''''i'' - W
CAPrAiN SHAW, ehiei OF the London hre
brigade. has resigned.
IHE Jews expelled from hussi1 are not
allowed to pass the h0umanlan frontier.
TINS peary north pole expedition is
blocked by ice IN the straights Of Belle
Isle,
IHE late census returns snow that there
are nearly liOlu more females Ia England
than males.
= *, i., tE S, ! paiysiciaus ale no"
,5a,,. v"s - ''''' '''''' ''''''i' ""
'''''' '''''' 'eeo'e''
10y the falling over the emhankment OF
the Manchester ship canal OF ballast train
eie1eh persons "eIe Aile"'
!, oN Monday, President Carnot OF
France was bred at by an insane man on
the streets OF Parls. lie was not injured.
CouNr WILLIAM BISMARCK, second son
of Prince Bismarck, mas resigned the
presidency Of the regency Of Hanover and
will retire to Yuzin.
= Two students at Sofa have confessed to
ktllng Balitchett, the bulgarian prime
munster last March
THE Government Of Portugal has pro-
uulealed a decree making a substantial
reduction in the import duty of wheat
Cholera has appeared at Mecca in
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
DoIIAR WHEAT

Some southern wheat OF ttis year.
growth hns just been placed on the eastern
market and, at the very outset Of the sea-
son, brought one dollar per busheI--a re-
markable figure for an early July rate 1t
is quite probable that the European de-
maud will he strong enough TO make
nearly dollar the ruling price On the
western farm, in spite Of the large supply
Of from 525, 100000 to 575 600, 600 bushels
which is expected The requirements Of
Franco above the home supply are placed
at from 100000 to 22000.000 quarters,
of Great Britain at 10000 coo quarters,
while Germany will need to import
100000 quarters, Holland and Belgium
100000, and Italy, Spain and Portugal
100000 morc- a total of say 50,eG0, Geo
quarters or 100000 bushels Seine
10000, eco bushels or more must come
from the United States. and that wifi be
just atcut the extent Of our surplus If,
however. through high prices foreign
consumption should shrink much below
,he present estimates, "doIlar wheat win
probably be the exception rather than the
rule. The present outlook, however is
most favorable for the maintenance Of the
present sate, while the chances are that
there will he an increase rather than de-
cline
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25
WAS HINarON.

AMoNG the cadets appointed to West
Point is G. Z Boyd Of Morning sun,
Iowa
THE treasury department will soon issue
another call on national bank repositories
for a return Of further installmeut of
government funds.
In acclaimed that the American fishing
vessels seized by the Canadian steamer
Dream last Thursday was taken from
American waters The matter has been
referred e the state department at Wash
lngton.
TINS citizens Of Washington have raised
tie guarantee fund Of $4,000 for he G.
4 r eneampment in 1892, and a COM
mitte has been appointed to 20 to Detroit
% pre- e1t the claims Of this yinY as a de-
siraoIa place for epcampment
TIM Star this afternoon says: 1T is
sand to he definitely settled now that miu-
lister Douglass win not return to Hayti.
Having brought back with him reCi-
procity treaty with Hayti be Is said to be
satisfied with his mission and ready to re-
sign 1t viii probably be a long while
after he retires before another minister is
appointed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-25

portion Of Mount Vernon. Wash, Tues
day Loss, $50 600
WnLLIAM BREENIEG was killed and
George Whitmore seriously injured by
the Fall Of painters scafold at the Wa
bash street school Wednesday morning.
Mrs. CARPENTER, wife of VIM. Car
penter, a huckster. and her son John, were
drowned in the Delaware river Sunday
while taking a moonlight row.
A LANDSLIDE at the North Pacific can
merry, on the skeena river, in British
Columbia, destroyed nine houses and
killed forty persons.
THE family Of ] Fl. Cornelius Of Rus
seIlviile, Ky. were poisoned by arsenic in
their food. One member Of the family Is
dead and FIVE others are dangerously sick.
JOIN MERRIFIELD was instantly killed
and a feilowhrakeman fatally injured
while riding on ccw-eateher in Rock
bridge, near Beardstown, H., by the en-
CINE running into a drove Of horses.