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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

" "iOASSO AVt4Lhu
ktory sic Polska zowle.
L mieiscowym tylko ogra.
niczYlismy sic obchodem. Z
Chicago bowiem zaprosinv
nadeszfy doplero W przeddzien
3-go Maja-)uz sic wlec wy
brac tamtedy zapozno zdawa-
Wato. -; lnne zaS miasta well
kle wcale mas ME zaprosity ;.
Screen jednak byl;smy po}a-
czeni re wszystkimi po swie- :
Gle rozsianyml Polakaml,
@torzy szczerze, bez obludy
bratnla mifu]a ]ednost.
W nedzlele, 3-go Ma}a, ma
kosclelnej poprzestaIsmy uro :
czystosci, ,-proszac Bogs, by
ME odrzucif modlitwy dziatek,
ktore go o wolnosG swe)
Matk' blagaja; a kare czY
probe, ktora zesfaf ma MIA,
mifoslernie skroclc raczyf.
Nazajutrz, W poi godzlny po
nabozenstWle, ktore sic okofo
poiudnia skonczyio. a ma kto-
rem kosclof przepelniony byl
ludem = bractwa zas parafial-
ne do Sw. SaIramentow przy-
stepowa1y, -przy Hall para
halnej poczeto sic gromadziG
szykowac do uroczystego po-
choau po miescie, ktory sic
odbyf W porzadku nizej
podanym.
Naprzod nlesiono chorqglew
narodowa amerykanska; "a
MIA postepowafa nasza miej-
scowa orkiestra czesko.polska
"a "a znowu choragiew naro-
dowa polska; dalei W porzadku
starszenstwa towarzystwa pa
rafslne re swojeml chora-
gwlaml; dalel jeszcze poprze-
dzuny przez chorag'ew krolo-
wy Korony Polsklej, pluton
kosyuierow W sliczaych stro~
jach krakowskich, pomledzy
Kt6rymn str6j dowodzcy plu-
tonu p. NJ. kozlowsklego,
kosztownemi pleknemi ozdo-
baml sweml szczegolna na
sieb1e zwracai uwage wszyst-
kich.
Ia kosynleraml, ma pieknie
ustrojonei platformle ma ko.
zach. W cztery siwe konie
zaprzezonej, powozonej przez
dzlelnego wiarusa W stroju
polskim, wieziono zywy obraz
przedstawlajacy Polske d.
3-go Mala, 1871 r.
Polska-w postacl Krolowy,
ze wspaniafa ma glowle korona
zfocista, W purpurze z1otem i
gronostaiami obszywana, try
mafa W jednej rece ks'ege, pa
ktorej zdaleka wyczyta6 MONA
byfo zfoteml lIterami napls:
,,konstytucya 3.go Maja, 1871
r." W druglej-berfo. Kro-
lowe wdzlecznle otacza|y dziat-
kl jel dziatki W rozmaitych
symbolicznych stro]ach, powie-
wajac biafeml choraglewkami,
ma ktorych dostrzec MONA
pyfo nalrozmaitsze napisy
jak: wolnosc, rownosG ME
podiegiost, cafos6 tip.
Wspomniec tn musze, ~
kroIowa-p polska przedstawia
ia panna Paulina aldoch,
]edna q nalpieknielszych
panlen W naszej okohcy.
Ia 2ywym obrazem posre-
powat plutan Ulanow polskich
pod dowodztwem kapitana W,
Szatransklego. Wszystxie
konie, jak jeden, siwe;; mum
dury ulaiskie piqkne; ozdo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

~" oAOiAou VoLJ olNO "
razem wspaniafy przedstawia
TO wldok. Pan Szafralisk
widoczn'e dummy byi re swe
go plutonu rzuciwszy naf
czasem okiem, szepnal dc
braci: Mandy talk odrazu lss(
"a morze, natych ps. .br. .
Ia ufanami jechaia na ko-
mach grupa wyzszych o6ce-
row rolnych dawnych pu}k 6w
polsklch, w odpowiednich
mmdurach; Ia MIA W %.
vozach-Wiel. Ks. W. Tysz.
k'ewlcz, mlejscowy proboszcz,
gosc'e Ia obcb6d zaproszen;
Pc stronach zas szfy nlezli.
czone tfumY ludu, z okollc
i sasiednich miasteczek przy.
by1e.
CalYm pochodem kierowali
dwa] marszatkowie: P. Aug.
Kozfowski, nasz szeryf, ze
swym konstablem p. Piotrem
Jaskowlakiem. Porzadek byf
wzorowy.
Poch6d wyruszywszy cd
Hall paraialnej po gfownych
ullcach miasta, zatrzymaf sic
ma konlec pred Nova Hala
pana Chafupskiego. Poniewaz
Hala paraGalna ma ten raz
okazafa sic "a mala, postano-
wiono u p. Chaiupsklego od-
bye posledzenie uroczyste.
Wejscie do Hall bylo bez.
piatne. Po wejSclu, Wiel.
rs. Proboszcz zaprosif ma PIE
knle udekorowana portretasnl
sfawpych mellow polski | cho-
glewkami platforme, uajprzod
gosci l mowcow, potem chor
spiewakow z dzieci szkulnvch
ztozony, 2 nauczycielem ma
czele, a opodal dla orkiestry
m1ejsce wYznaczyt. Ogloslwszy
posiedzenie "a otwarte, W.
KS. Proboszcz zaprosi1 nlle,
podplsanego na sekretarza
Wtedv orklestra zagrata hymn
uBo2e cos PolsNe," a po uln,
wspolnie plesn narodowo-re-
llg'lna, stojac odspiewano.
Zaczefv sic mowy, przepla-
tame piekna gra ork1estry, de-
kIamacyami | splewsml, wy
konanyml po wieksze; cz4sc
przez naszq dziatwe szko'nq,
kt6ra dobra mlaIa okazye
popisan'a sic ze swym' ! oste-
paml W splewie ,]ezyku o).
czystym.
Pan Zaczek, Town.Clerk
miasta Silver Laku. w movie
sweJ przedstawil prace Se]mu
4ro letnlego, iako owoc tych
prac-ogloszenie Koostyturyi
3go Maja. W krotkosci TED
zapoznat sluchacz0w trescia
takoWe].
Wiel. KS. Tyszklewlcz mowil
obszernie prawdziwem fat.
szYwem po]eciu wolnosci, W
zastosowanlu do hlstoryi Pol
ski, a W szczegolroscl do
Konstvtucyl 3go Ma]a. Twier.
dzif, ae przec1wnicy tel Kon-
stytucyl, jak rownie2 largo !
wiczanie w dobrei dzIaIaIl
Nierze, zasIepleni falszyweu1
rojeclem wolnosci PrzeIup
stwa W scisIem tcgo slvya
znaczeniu nie bylo. ,'akk2l
wick niegodny, ale pos ,zren-
ny wowchas z"yc2a pobJcra-
El4 pen~}j OF prAI"1 IA
sobie moc"r m5&l mleG
"piyw tylko druLon1eity /.
Chclwy znZ despo
tyzm ~ nh sNo.
r2l bic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

LdleIuOS|, lekCeWaZelle VIA =
dzy, jak gdyby nieprzyjaclolI<
wolnosc', jednem siowem vol
nose zfego uwazall "a praw
DIVA wolnosc; ME b,czac, IL
TAXA wolnosc prowadz'ia DC
newoli najprz6d jednostek
potem stanow, a naHonlec
narodu calego.
Woluosc-to siowo lnagne
tyc2ne, ktore porusza wszystkie
duszy ludzkiej uczucia. Nc
vice dzlwnego, ze tax mem
zoslepienl uwledzem zostu}
n'ektorzy zasorzaI1 szcEecklch
swobod mriosnicy.
Pra wdzlwa wolnosG osoblsta
to swobodny rozwoj wolf
cz}owieka W dobrem. VOL
nose spofeczna to swobny
roz So) W dobrem woli spofe.
czenstwa, pod opleka praw Ma
zasadach Wary Sw. opartych.
Tolerancya zfego o lyle Jest
dozwolona, 0 lie ona ME ia
mule swobodnego rozwolu
spofeczenstwa W dobrem. VOL
ncsc zfego ME jest warun-
kiem prawdziwej wolnosci. W
przeclwnym bowiem razie mai
doskonalsze spofeczenstwa nal.
mnle) bylyby wolnemi. Bog
nieskonczenie doskonafy 2
natury swe] nle pos'adaj9cy
wolnosci zfego, byiby W ia
kim razie nlewolnlk.em.
Taxa bez watpienia zasada
byli przejeci tworcy Konsty-
tucyi 3 ,Maja 1871. i, o lie
ma to dozwoIify stosunki ow-
czesne, wciellli ia W prawo-
dswstwo narodu. Ogranlczaiqc
plezaleznosc stanu szlachecI<ie
go, a rozszerz9lac wolnosc sta
nu mleszczansklego i WHO'S
ciansklego, jednoczesnie wzlna.
cnlali wtadze rzadowa, azeby
tenn lepiej bronlG mogIa ca
lego narodu wolnoscl. = VIA.
DE zas te poddali pod prawo
narodowe, na stra3y ktorego
posta viii Prawo Boze.
Wyznanla przeciwne religli
panstwowej toierowane byiy
o tyle, o lie one me staiy IA
przesz<odzie swobndnemu SGz
wojow' Wary Sw. Katollc
k1ej.
Take prawa zwolenniSom
fa1szywei wolnosci wyda1y sic
tyranla i ztad stosunkl :ch Q
tymi, kt6rzy i'm pomoc swa W
obronie wolnosci oiarowaIi
a ktorzy wlasclwle, sami be-
dac t1ranami, czyhali tylko
ia zEiszczenie prawdzlwej vol
noscI. Ztad walki nawet
bratobo]cze, kt6re spowodowa-
~ upadek nas1ej drogie Oh
; czyzny.
Pan NJ. Kozlowskl mowil O
konfederacyi Barskiej largo
wicklej.
kapltan Szafranskl, ia
chowa znalomoscia i werwa
prawdzlwle zofnierska przed
stAwli szcleg5'y b,tew stoczo-
nych pod kosciuszka
Pan Il. Janicki Mowii o os.
,atn'm wysiiku Polakow do
odzyskanla wnluosci, t. 0
ostatnlem powstanlu 1861 r.,
W ktorem sam czynnv bra!
udzaf.
P. Jan CIelencki m6wiI, ae
nadzl"la na5za pewna W
Bogn, ktory wskrzes Polskq
do wolnosci, a ia wskrzeszonn
po2,agnle IA soba do praw-
dNwel woInosci wszystkie lnne
narodY.
? J6zef b is d e n, Sc
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

mO" pOIsRlcn, tresc kOnsty
tucyi 3.go MaJa ,,zbrojn,;
hlstoryczna" nazwat czYn roz
bloru Poiskl.
W koncu pan W. Pausz-k
pochwalit ten plekny oh,aw
zycla narodowego / patr> o
tyzmu PoIonn tutejsze], kto
rych dowod W obecnym data
obchodzie. tpochwa!lf takze
dzlatkl szkofpe, Ktore, rzeczy.
wlsc'e znakomicie sic po?isaiy,
ma ostatek W najserdccznej
slych wyrazach zl,.
zgl podziekowame Wiel. KS
Proboszczowi "a tru 1y, kt6re
podjaf W urzadzeniu tax SWEET
nego obchodu narodowego, ia
klego dotad jeszcze mkt W
Silver Lake ME wldzial
Poruszyf on takze waana
sprawe opiekl nad emlgranta-
mi polsNlml, Ntora niedawno
przyleil ma siebie w. W. ksiq-
Ia polscy. Powiadsl, IL dz,eto
to idealne, szlachetne zaslugl-
wafoby ma poparcie wszystk,ch
poIakow, gdyby ME mla1o "
sob'e JedneJ strony niebezrle.
cznel. A mlanowicie, lie Pofa.
cy W kraju, dowiedzawszy SIC,
il i'm zabezpleczoua 2ostafa
op'eka po wyladowaniu ma
z'eml amerykanslSlej, przy)ma
TO ga 7achete do emigracyi,
tenn llcznieJ opuszczat be la
zlemle ojczysta uiatwlaG lei
glermanlzo wanle moskW;cze
ME. Polska nasza W wyjatko-
wem znallduJe s,e pofozeniu !
co dla niemiecklch em,gran-
tow absolulnle dobrem Jest, to
ola naszych mogloby bye tyl-
ko warunkowo dobrem. Zda-
MEM mjwcy W. W. ksieza,
ktorzy sic podje!l opieki mad
EN- grantaml polsklmi, powin.
nj zaczq6 prace swoja Cd wy
dania odezwy do Polakow W
kraju zostanacych ostrzegajac
1ch pred nlebazpleczenstwa-
mn emIgracvi; owszem to sa-
mo dzlelo zatozenia opleki
mad przybywajacym tu Po-
laka'n', sama gwaltowna
potrzebe, ktora te opieke wy
w'fafa, stawic powinni jako
dowod smutnego losu, jake.
60 czesto dozna)a tn przyoy.
sze polscy.
Tel mysl, przyklasnell
wSzyscy obecni.
Ma zakonczeme zsbraf zno-
WI gfos W'el. ks. Tyszkiew,cz.
Wspomniat o trudach i wal :
kach, ktore przez week cafy
podejmowaf narod polskl W
obronle swel narodowosci:
gneb'onej W swej O)czyzuie,
wYstawlonej ma wyaarodawie- )
NE IA wYgnanlu, pczechowaf
Jednsk " czystoscl ducha
narodowego | wszvstkie Gro
gle swej narodowosci sI1ar
by.
Ale ME MONA zbyt ufaG
swym silom. Trzeba raczei
gotowac sic do nowych 20
sWleren, ZbroiG sic do nowych
walk. Mlodemu pokolenu
groz4 wleksze mebezpleczeh-
silva, nlz te. kt0re mas dotad
spotyka}y. = Danny mu W
rece bron. Bronia ia W oIec-
nych ok ollcznosclach sq dobre
ksia2kl polsJl;e, dobre plsma
10 czytania. Praca N poIu
oswlaty, to obeeAle praca dIa
OIczvzny.
Wiel. ks. Proboszcz propo.
nue. zatem zalo2enle, Ia pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-15

Serdeczne podzie-
kowanie zase1amy
wszystkim szanow-
nym abonentom
WlARUSA, kt6rzy
nam W tym miesiacu
przes1ali prenumera-
te. Wzywamy przy
tel sposobnosci wszy-
stkich dfuznik6w ma
szych z miast, ably 0
mas pamietali, DO te-
raz dla mas czas ma"
ciezszy, a W tym roku
podobno po miastach
wszedzie jest robota /
dobrze p}aca. D1uze.j
niz rok WYjatkowo
czekamy tylko farme-
rom, szczeg6lnie tym
z Nebraska, DO wiemy
re u nlch tego roku
bieda zpowodu nedz-
nego sprzetu ostat-
niej jesieni.
Clag da]szy Gar
nej Ksie?gi bedzie juz
W przysz1ym tygo-
dniu.
Doniesiono nam z
New Yorku, il tam
jeszcze jest W peWnej
ksi1garni 400 Kalen-
darcy Maryahskich
ma sprZedaz. Staramy
sic 0 te kalendarze /
prawdopodobnie W
przyszlym tygodniu
wszystkie je dosta-
niemy. Potem bedzie-
my mogli znowu da..
wac je W prezencie
tym, kt6rzy teraz "a
p4aca 2 dolary abo-
namentu "a w | A :
RUSA.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-03
DOC'TORED.
Brazilian News COIOred to Suit
the Occasion.
Each Side Endeavoring to Make
the Best Showing.

Now Comes the Report That the Rio
Grande do Sui Insurg ents Immediately
Laid Down Their Arms Upon the De-
posing of Dictator Fonseea-ImpOssibls
to Conceive the Real situation.
LONDON, Dec. 8.-Advices from Brazil
regarding the situation in Rio Grande do
Sui are of so extremely conflicting q
character that it is impossible to con-
ceive the true situation there.
A dispatch has been received here
from the Brazilian minister of foreign
affairs, stating that, Immediately upon
the restoration of the legal government
of the state after the deposing of the
dictator, Fonseca, the insurgents laid
down their arms. The foreign minister's
dispatch further says that Senior Ferdi-
nand Lobo, who was sent to the state OF
Rio Grande do Sui as q representative Of
the government, has been favorably re-
ceived by the people.
The dispatch does not in any way
agree with the dispatch telegraphed re"
Gently that the people of Rio Grand do
Sui had refused to obey the orders sent
from Rio Janeiro instructing the author
tiles to rein ate Governor Castilhos to
Office; that the national guard had been
modified; that the greatest excitement
prevailed, and that serious outcome
was looked for The Brazilian dispatches
are evident colored by wishes Of send
ers, and, of course, with the censorship
of cables removed, each side endeavors
to impress the outside world with its
own view of the situation.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-03
NEWS IN BRIEF.
A Condensation of Interesting Items on
Various Subjects.

A Cond ensation of Interesting Items on
Various Subjects.
The ravages of the grip are increasing
abroad
Three children perished in a fire at De-
witt, Ark.
The speakership contest is growing
hotter daily.
The issue of the new 50 Window silver
certificate has begun.
Moritz Michael, fire bug was arrested
at St Paul He confessed.
Several business houses were burned at
Paulding, 0. Loss, 100000
Castleton, Vt. is aroused. Six incendi-
airy fires in a week has caused it.
The International Banking company, of
New York is pronounced a fraud.
Minnesota Republicans think a great
ticket would be Blaine and Merriam.
BARRIERS in international session at
Grand Rapids favored no Sunday work
At Alliance, o., Abe Myers, a wife de-
serter, returned and was egged out of
town.
Dom Pedro the dc?osed emperor of
Brazil, is probably on his deathbed in
Paris.
Lincoln Paint and Color company's
building, Lincoln, Neb, burned. Loss
over S100, 600
Adams Express company building aud
the Commercial bank, Chicago, damaged
100000 10y fire.
A reduction of wages among Welsh
miners Is probable About 100000 men
will be affected.
At New Orleans President Conrad,
Secretary Horuer and eight employees of
the Louisiana State Lottery company,
charged with violating the anti-lottery
postal law, gave bail in the sum of $1,000
each to appear at the next term Of the
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-03
FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK
IN WITH THE ROBBERS.
Police oMcers at West Superior Down o
the Chinese.


WEST SUPERIOR Wis, Dec. 3.-War-
rants for the arrest of Thomas J. Mad
den, chief of police of West Duluth;
Con Oleary, sergeant of police, of Ash
land, and AL Childs, of Ely, have been
issued, They were charged with assault
upon Yik Wo and All Hop, two China
men who have made comfortable for
tunes here in laundries and real estate.
Yik Wo says that Saturday night as
he was walking down Tower avenue,
three men stopped him and pushed him
into narrow space between buildings
and robbed him of $65 and knocked him
senseless. He recovered soon and found
his friend, All Hop, and the two com
planned to the police, who told Yik Wo
to go in saloon near by and see if he
could recognize the robbers. They
went in and Wo pointed out Madden
and Oleary and Childs, and charged
them with robbing him.
The trio Immediately jumped on the
Cinnamon, breaking several of Wo's
ribs and pounding both of them badly.
The warrants now out charge assault.
The Cinnamon have several times before
been robbed and beaten without being
able to get redress, and charge that the
police are against them.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-03
MEXlco,s COFFEE LANDS
Awaiting Cultivation at Profit of Thir-
teen Cents a Pound on the Product.

Awaiting Cultivation at Profit of Thir-
teen Cents a Pound on the Product.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-From recent
advices received at the bureau of Amer
lean republics it is learned that there
are now in active operation in the dis
trict of Seconuso, state of Chiapas, Mex.
twenty-six offices estates, which employ
1900 men. In this district there is still
a very large extent of first class coffee
land not being cultivated, which could
easily produce 1000, 900 pounds of coffee
The cost of production to the growers
is about seven cents per pound, placed
in bags and ready for transportation.
The demand is always in excess of the
supply, and sales are readily made at the
plantation at twenty cents per pound.
The lack of sufficient labor is the great
hindrance to the increase of production.
The reports which have been circulated
of the total failure of crops in Chiapas
are denied by residents of the state. AL
though the yield of wheat and corn i'll
several of the districts is less than usual
in that fertile region, yet the lands pro-
duce so bountifully, even when unculti-
waited, that it is almost an impossibility
for condition of famine to exist there.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-03

CHICAGO, Dec. "a proposition for a
novel exhibit at the worlds fair will
soon be made to the officials on behalf
of band of half breed Cree Indians,
who live on the line of the Canadian Pa
citic railroad, between Lettieler and St.
Norbert. These Indians are more civil
lied than the average red skins, but they
retain their old customs and are famous
horsemen and hunters The proposition
is that 100 of them will come to the
worlds fair, travelling the entire distance
ON their horses and bringing with them
all their Camp equipments, tents, etc,
and at the luir lay out primitive Indian
villages ana there give exhibitions of In
dian dances and horsemanship and, in
fact, live and act just as they do in their
own homes and camps. Daniel McDon-
aid, a pioneer of Winnipeg, offers to ex-
hibit one each of all the animals found
in British America.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-03
Horrible Barbarities.

BRIDGEPORT, Cal, Dec 3.-The grand
jury has rendered report of the death
of All Quong Tia, the Chinaman. All
Quong Tia was charged by the coroners
jury with the murder of Poker Tom, an
Indian, who was found cut to pieces.
The report finds that when the defend
ant was discharged the court refused to
give him protection. Three or four In
dians rushed into the court room. seized
All Quong, took him to the outskirts of
the town and cut him to pieces alive.
The Indians, who We're from the govern
ment reservation at Walker Lake, New,
were encouraged in their criminal act,
and abetted by some citizens of the
town
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-03
SANE Or INSANE.
Which is the Condition of the
German Emperor!
Medical Experts May Be Called
to Decide.

The Kaiser's Mental Condition a Subject
of General Discussion Throughout Eu-
rope, and He Has Become Tired of the
Insinuations Constantly Made Public in
France and England.
BERLIN, Dec 3.-The kaiser it is
rumored, has seriously spoken Of sub,
mitting himself to a medical examina-
tion as to his sanity, in order to offer a
conclusive refutation to the critics in
France and England who have been
throwing out hints rejecting upon it.
Should the kaiser conclude to take the
step, leading experts would be invited
from England, and, perhaps, from Italy,
Austria and Sweden, who would make
thorough examination and complete
report upon the cerebral condition of the
illustrious patient. Whatever may be
the foundation for the rumor, it is GER
tain that the kaiser's mental condition
is subject of general discussion, or
rather insinuation, and it is believed
that the current gossip can not have
failed, in some form, to reach the
kaiSers ears
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-03
Cannot Tnke Seats in the Hnnsa.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-At least thee
Of the Democratic members from New
York will not have their names upon the
roll Of the house when that body is
called to order by the clerk week from
today. These three members are Repre-
sentatives BOurke Cochran, Joseph J..
Little and Alfred G. Chaplin, who were
voted for on the 4th inst. to fill vacan-
cies. There is no question of their cleo
ton, but they cannot be put on the rolls
until their certificates arrive, and these
will not be forthcoming until the state
board of canvassers meets some time
during December and canvasses the
vote.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-03

approaches. Mr..
Holman, of Indi-
ana, the chair
man of the cau-
Gus, is expected
in Washington
Friday, and until
he arrives t h e
date of the caucus
cannot be def
nitely de M
ined. 1t is proba-
bic, h o w ver,
that it will take
place Saturday
afternoon. There
is a disposition
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-03

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The fact has
developed during the past week that a
movement is on foot among the laboring
classes in various parts of the country
looking toward to more rigid enforce
ment Of the immigration law. Protests
have begun to pour in upon the presi-
dent from New York and numerous
other points, some urging and others
demanding that the powers conferred
upon ex-Congressman Owens, commits
sioner of immigration, by the measure,
be allowed to be exercised by that Off
cial and taken out of the control Of AS
sistant Secretary Nettleton.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-03
Killed with "A Brick,

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3-Thomas McCue
was arrested Tuesday charged with the
murder of Michael zengel. The two had
been playing cards Monday night in a
saloon near by and quarreled. Zengel
went home, and as he entered his door
way McCue threw brick which struck
Zengel squf 2 in the back of the head.
The skull s fractured and Zengel died
Wednesday morning. Both are laborers
on the canal Improvement.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-03
Dallas Business Man Kidnapped.

DALLAS, Dec. 3.-Tuesday night at
II o'clock while H. j. Dean, prominent
business man, was riding in buggy
with two other men near the fair
grounds, the carriage was surrounded
by four men. They drew revolvers,
and, throwing a blanket over Dean S
head, lifted him from the buggy. They
compelled the other occupants of the
carriage to drive on. The affair was re-
ported to the police, but no arrests have
been made. No trace of Dean could be
found. The object of the kidnapping is a
mVSterV
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-03
Heroic Girls.

LAPoRTE, Ind, Dec. 3. = Several
months ago, Ernest Schmitz, of this
city. was severely burned with gasoline,
and his physician has decided that the
only way his injuries can be repaired is
by the process known as skin-grafting.
As it will require a considerable guam
thy of epider1nis, the young ladies Of
the Laporte Charity Circle have con-
sented to furnish the necessary amount
of cuticle. Operations will be COM
menced Immediately.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-03
A PIONEER POSTMASTER.
Has Been in Uncle SANS Service Fifty
One Consecutive Years.

MADISON, Ind, Dec. 3.-Wesley Scott,
postmaster at Scottsville, Floyd county,
enjoys the distinction of being the old
est postmaster in point of executive sery-
ice in the United States, he having held
that office without a break since
1910, a period of exactly ffty-one
years. A day or two ago Mr.. Scott
received a communication from Post
master General Wanamaker, calling
attention to the above fact, and congrat-
ulating him on his long and faithful
service. General Wanamaker further
honored Mr.. Scott by requesting him to
write sketch of the methods of trans
portation, and the workings of the pos
tai system fifty years ago.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-03

impression is gaining ground among
members from the central western states
that Mr.. Crisp has too great strength to
be overcom and they consider it bad
politics to allow him to show SO large
lead on the first ballot. 1t is said that
the reported combination of Illinois,
Iowa and J -ichigan votes for Mills on
the first ballot will have no other pur-
pose than to prevent Mr. Crisp from Sc
curing too large lead, and the great
prestige and power such displayed
strength would bring him.