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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-05

Mas to cieszy, 2e mala W
Chicago, nicprze'amana VIOLA
chec do igraszkl. Dobrze, do
brze, po zabawle nastana bio
gle czasy, jezeli chce Nto
wiedz'ec lak'r, ME fanny tego.
Zjednoczenie zostawialny
ma boku nletykalne, bo-nie
potrzeba diva razy m6wic-
]eszcze dotad dla sprawy pol
skie] ia seryo nc ME zrobi-
10.
A 60 do Zw1azku nle prze-
sadzsmy zbyt, gdy z icnych
czynnoscI lego wnioskujac, po-
wlemy, ze sporna kwestya
szkolna ulegnie )osowi podob-
nemu, ]ak lnne prace, czyli Re
ola nlestrawnoscl popadnie W
suchoty konca nledoczeka a
la sprawa emigrantow pol
skich.
DaJ Boze, aby PREY starem
zosta1o, DO po CO reform?
| to Zgoda W imienlu Zwiaz-
ku chce sic przysluzy6 Polo
ni-o dziwo!
Na]pierw nalezy zreformo-
wac slebie. to Jest starszych, a
potem dopiero MONA 0 mlod-
szych myslec.
Owe sfynne czysto narodo-
we zasady, ktorym' sic Zgoda
ch'ubi, najwiscel pomoga do
wy narodowieu'a, zwlaszcza, ze
przy)mu je, lak sama powiada
,pesymlsty cznie Zapatrywanla
Vida, sfodzi ie potem a
W ogole zgadza sic ma ME.
Toz mi to organ narodo-
wv nelada, kiedy dowodzl,
ze luz pierwsze pokolenie mu-
81 bye zupeine zamerykanizo-
waEem.
Vice owe grupy ! towarzyst-
wa sa cd parady a pra VIDA
maja przecie W dnchu poko-
ry | clchoscl posmiertne z
z |. b k a IN dostnw.aG1?
TAX. tax artykui wstepny
L Is Lutego nie reczy "a do
brot wytrzymaiosG roboty
p. L. W | d q, bo zobaczyli
sic niektorzy panowIe W lap
ce, ale zapozno. 0 patryocyz-
me siawny, szklisz dusze I
serca nas7e zabrudzoDymi szyh.
kaml, przez kt6re prawda ME
ma dochodzlc. Lzesz ]ak starry
najety a krzyczYsz DUO ME.
boze, aby wzruszyG kieszenie
osobhwle, DO o wiecej cl nie
chodzi.
GO,yOreE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-05
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
Nadwyzki posmiert-
nego W Unii Z olskiei
W Ameryce.

Czytelnicy nieraz spotykaia
ustepY dotyczace nadwyzek
Cd posmlertnego, kt6re czion-
kowie Zwiaz!1owi skiadajq po-
dug rozsyfanych cyrkuIarzY
Nadwyzki owe W Iwiszku
maia gdzies bardzo dogodne
mleJsce konstytucya nejasno
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-05
,daktor ! wydawca: HierOnim EDerllOWski.

szpalty tygodniowe. Rozumie
sic, ze ro5ota odbywa sic
czysto po polsku, ma sposot
amerykahskl, ponlewaz arty.
kuiy o szkole, 0 oswiacie l.
t. d. So nlejako ma przek6r
bite (ty tax, a ia umyslnie
przeciwnle
Widac W tenn nleco zawzie.
tosci a troche natury zydow.
skiej jus tahonas prawo od-
wetu t. ]. zab "a 7ab, oko
"a oko, Jest W ca}ei rozcia-
gioscl zastosowanem.
Go nam jednak do tego, lie
W Chicago walka wre, kiedy
" innycn miejscowosciach spo.
kojnie i wcale la zaburzenia
gaZeciarskle sic ME zanosi.
Proiekt Zgody i przys2fe ko-
rzysci z wyk1adow jezyka
poIsk1ego W szkolach publicz-
ny, h, dalej project nowe] Pol
ski W zachodnie! Kanadzie
uad Pncjfiklem, a wreszcie o.
b'ecane zlote CORY W Alasce
z badan Cenzora Il. N. P, to
try bllzniaki; ze snieglem
stopn'e)a pod wpiy wen CORA
c>ch przygclowah do nuwego
seynu. DIa samel radoscl, ze
prsce Zwiazku bez wzgl4du
na jakcsc dostana pochwa1e
wszelkle zachc,anki a nawet
bale dla emigrautows pojda
ad acta.
Bylby jeszcze jako tako ov
gfosny process o szkofy publ
czne sic wlet1, ale nleszczes
Gle dla Zgody sprzyjja.
Zawezwany I'D wokat ! SWAT
|odawca Utah. gdzie NOR
moni byll pod jego 2bAwien-
nvm dz'alanIem, lesli ME W
szkole, to przypajmnle] po "a
MIA W towarzystwle, popsuf
Gala sprawe, zdradzajs partya
po $ t e pow a ktora ustam'
Zgody przem"wiA. Ocenli on
patryotyzm swoich, kt6ry lest
do n'czego, gdy2 IA pierwsze
ju2 pokolenle nie przejdzie sa-
dzlmy ze W wyjatkowych wy
padkach u NE powszechnie
Pokazuja sic zatem W sa
mel Zgodzle pr2eclwne prady,
DO co leden zdziafa, drugi "a.
'"A "bloH1Ey'
Oby )eszcze dzlesieclu tak'ch
ciieplych pa'ryotow )ak p.
Wild pc mieczu I e u t 20
II ak dostaio sie Zgodz;e,
wtedy "a 10 dni Dziennlk CHI.
cago1vshi zabjerze trofea; refor.
ma:orzy zas przywdzieja zalo.
be-
Praw6a oui przywykli Ia
czynac prace, ale o je) koniet
ME trzeba sic pytaG, bo spo,
czywa on W punkcle, W kto.
rym sic parabo|lczne bieguny
schodza.
Osta' ecznie wlec by dotrzeG
do owego kohca bic <,un6w,
p. Cenzor wyjez@aa do Alas.
XII a stamtad do bi, guna 10
jul balkl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-05

! L lS ~ ANN Ah1Nl ma
mvgia posiadac. - Ustawy
Zwlazkowe pom!mo niektorycE
usterei5 pryemaw1aly "a tem
eel byt wysmjenity, ale lldz
zlulnych bezinteresownie
ln'ju]ace zwiqzek, brak. - I
kslezy Mkt ME mogf sic podjae
pizewodmctwa ME tylko 2 prey
czyny ich stanu powolania, ale
lch ustaw Stowarzyszen1a ksiezy
kt6re tax by4y napisane, re dzia-
falac inaczei, byliby wystawill ma
szwank swa bezlnteresownosc, pra-
ce i poswlecenie dla zwiazku
Tudotqd MONA powiedziec
ksiadz Majer popelni} diva bIedv,
to znakomlte. - Pierwszy bedac
zwiazanym ustawami kslezy kt6-
rych on sam, re tax powlem byl
autorem, zagrodzi} sobie / druglm
droge do klerownictwa W Zwlazku
- chcac bye konsekwentnym
wszelkle alluzye do tego odrzucaf.
+ Drugl, re zapomnIat, IL w poll
tyce ME ma i ME powinno bye
wzgled6w ia osoby. Tymczasem
przywlaza} sic zbytnio do pana
ryglaszewskiego, W nm tylko
widzia}em GAIA przyszlosc Zwlazku,
! uczyni} to, re W Bay City swym
jedynym g1osem przefersowal ]ego
wYb6r ma Cenzora. - To samo
uczyniI W St. Paul, gdzie kom-
pletnie by} panem ca}ego Sejmu
Te diva bledy pociagne}y "a
soba i pociaga]a dot2d fatalne na.
stepstwa. - Pierwszy pomijam, ale
drugi jest tego roIzaju, ze warto-
by sic mad MIN obszerniej zasta
movie
Pan Gryg'aszewski wynieslony
po dwakroc przez ks. NJ. ma krze-
s}o cenzorskle urosl W pyche, =
ME zrozumiai ks. Malera swego
najlepszego stronnika, ztad tez ME
przypisywal swego wyniesienle
zablegom ks. NJ, Iecz sadM}, re
wszyscy uznaja go "a najzdolnie]-
szego, dIa tego obrali go ma prze-
| wodnika. .-Ufajqc W to, podr6zo
wal, mowy IT n y ma r., ME
przostajac ma TEN vidal sic W pl-
SAME list6w, kt6re przypadko wpa-
diy W rece ks. Majera, kt6rych
przekonaf sic, re Gryglaszewski
byf przecenlonym, re W MIN vie
cej zarozumlafosci, ob}udy, niz
rozumu bezinteresownej piracy dla
zwiazl>u.
Ksladz Majer chclaf to napra
VIC, ale juz by}o zap6zno. = Chciat
imymi ksiezml poprawit usterkl
W ustswach, tax pozbyt sic zfych
cz}onk6w, ale z}e zallorzeni}o sic
juz za bardzo. = Sejm W Buffalo
ME przyja@ zadnych roprawek, a
ksiezom dab az "a wyrazne do
zrozumlenla, ze bez lch opieki rady
obej jdzle sic zupefnle
Tu Zwiazek znowu popefni}
bfad, to wieIki, a bardzo niepo-
ljtyczny. - Zanadto bowen sobie
zanfaf, przerachowat sie.-Zwiq-
EEK powlnlen przeciez byf wledziet,
ze mu brak slf moralnych repre-.
zentacyl i re ksieza jakkolwiek
badz. SO to ludzie wyksztaEcenl, a
naUkl kt6rc przeszli, staw1aja ich
mniej wiccei na r6wni 4 ludzml
przy rozmaltych rzadach bedacymi,
J re swemi wpFywami stosunkaml
bardzo wlelkle usfugl mogliby
oddac zwiazkow. = Ale zwlazek
tego ME zrozumla}, piracy olda-
nej mu przez ksiezy ME ocemf
co czyn1ac podaf sic W wlelkle
podejrzenie, re ksIezy ME uwazai
jako wspofobywateli wsp6ipra
cownlkow, lccz iako narzedlia
potrzebne dla lego przewodnik6w,
mowy tych ostatnich ma sejmle
W Buffalo bardzo nieogledne, lie
gazetom ngIelsklm i polSkim
wleZyc MONA zrobliy, reszte. =
Zwi9zek zosta1 sam.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-05

okreslone; prawdopodobnie ja-
ko nleprzydatne l utrudniaIa-
ce prowadzenie rschunkow "
kslaakach, So ma podobienstwe
kozfa oflarnego wvprowadza
ne "a ob6z (zwiazkowy)
puszczale ma wolnosc.
Czy ceremonle owe mad.
wy2kami zgadzaja sic z dzi- :
s'eJszymi zwyczajami, ME chce.
my sic ma razie rozwodzic
Leplei za)rzYmy do nowej
Uni, co ona z takimi nadwyz
kaml rob-.
Art. XXI trakta)acy o "a.
bezp'eczeulu 2ycla W S 7,
wyjasnia nalezycie obc6t mad,
wy2e6. Powtarzamy W ca1oscl
S !, aby czytelnicy pozaall
re drobiazgi pozorne maja
wlelhle znaczenie, czego mas
uczy staropolskie przysfowle
,Z:arko do ziarka bedzie z
tego mlark%".
S. 7 Poulewaz prawie nig.
dy ME MONA rozplsaG podat.
ku, by tam jakis ulamek ME
przYpadal Ma kazdego czlon-
ka, wiec utamek ten podnosi
SIC do caiego centa (. uadwJA
ka ztad przy kazdem posmiert
nem bedzle do protokulu
przez sekretarza jeneralnegu
sac'agnieta doiaczona do
funduszu ze|azuego
Rowniea ma bye doiaczona
do funduszu zelaznego kazdo'
rocznIe nadwyzka q kapituiu
obrotowego Art. VII. S. u
/ ia czesG kap'ta1u zelazue
60, jak wyzel W b'e24rym S
I powjedzlAno. bedzie poo za
rzadem p"dskarbIego Unn.
Paragraf ten omawia dwoia
kle nadwyzki. lszs. . 20
smlertnego, 2ga z fuudusz,' o
brotowego Umn, kt0ra podlug
7 S. bedzie raz la rok d,
funduszu zelaznego dopisy wa
ma. Fundusz 2elazny Jest prze
znaczonym ma potrzeby nepo.
dlegIosci Polski W odpo wed
nej chwili.
Przedewszystklem nader
rozsadnie postapiono mad
wy2kam Cd posmlertnegv
ktore PREY rozsyianiu cyrku'
larry n IA rzod b e da o
g zone W pismach pol.
sklch. lynn sposobem Unia
ME bedzie mlala tajemniczegc
ptaszczyka z przyciaga]acyml
'kieszonkaml. Zaznaczamy "a.
razesn, ze nadwyzek W Uni
ME ma, dopokad Una ilczyG
bedzie czlonkow nlzej 500 we.
dug Art. XXI S IL. Doplero
Cd 500 poczqwszy nastan4
ufamki, 4 ktoryml urzednicy
UNI ME be0a sic obchodzilj
po macoszcmu, t. ]. ME pOzo
stawia je W ciemnym kacle,
lecZ AawsZe ma wldOku umiesZ.
cza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-05

stytucyom, i sledzic Cd same
60 poczatku ich bieg i prace
oko1o dobra narodu, O ktdry
jak m6wia, ae lm bardzo che.
dz', Jego dobro le5y i'm "a
sercu. - ia CO porwa}em sic
ma te odpowiedz, chcialbym,
o lie ME STAG na to zsspokolt
c'ekawosG czytelnikow, a be :
dac dosyG dtugo W Ameryce--
/ zna]ac to instytucye Cd sa-
mego ich zawlqzku, sadie ze
moge to uczvnc.
NajprzooZ Zjednoczenie Rzym-
sko Katolickie Polskie. - Coz
ono wlasciwie jest? = Jest
wielklem stowarzyszenlem
koscielnem, eel jego, milo.
wac wiare, Kosclol, ! zabez-
plecza6 aycie ma pewna kwote
pieniezna wypfacalna po smler-
CT czionka hub jego zony. =
To wszystko Jest wzniosie,
piekne i dobre, o lie strzegace
czlonkow cd laczenia sic z
n'eprzyiaciotmi WARY, I1oscloia,
/ ntzytaania ich przy zass
dach moralnosci. = To wszy
stko Jest dobrem, ale Drak tan.
leszcae czegos, CODY te wielkq
prawde koronowaio korona
farnosc' ola ;de,, klora ,iIa
Polaka 20 lni}osci Boga JEST,
na]drosza = braS tam ofar
na oitarz rjczy>ry. = Zledno
cZe"le lako lakle. ma W soble
wszystko, krcm tel Iednej iedy-
mel cEuty, to Jest n1ateryalnel
pomocy. ktoraby ubogac1io
swa milosG moraln4 ku ojczy-
1nie. ZIeduoczeule bez tel
rncty, Jest to Ilw'at 0 wszei-
~'ch barwach, lecz bez zapa
| hu. Doda cle mu tyiku
ten jeden przymlot, zapach, It
| bedZIe zadawaluiaf wszeltie
zmys}y czIowieka.
Zwlazek, - COZ ten jest? =
Jest to p1ekny motyl co Wy.
lec'awszy z pnczwarki, bual
po wszystk'ch kuiatach prey
rody, a zaufany zbYtecznIe W
swo'e silly, zaromniai, &e zbyt-
ME zaufanie, czesto pociaga Ia
sob4 bardzo zie nastepstwa
Zwiazels zalr4cny, lub 1ezri
chcecie powo1aay do 2ycia "
roku 1880 prey ludzl 3 PHI
'adelphll, waIcSsf swoj byi
ciezko, TAX De IA >ejmie W
La Crosse 1884, po naiwle.
kszych wysiikach hczyi zalr-
dw!e 400, czy te& 500 czlon.
kow.
W tym czasle. przy1aczyl sic
do ZwIazku ks. Ma)cr Ia
SODA poclagnaf l wielu 'nnych
kslezy Jego Ito zapobvg,i-
woscl zawdzieczac nalezy. lie
Zwlazek ma Se]nie W Bay-City
I'czyf JUL przeszlp tyslac czion-
kow. = Ksradz Dcmagaisk'
on podall pewne poprawkl do
konstytucyi, ktope te& i prey
jele zostaiy, ia Sejml4 "
St. Paul 1887 liq2yl )u2 BIZ
sko try tyslace.
Tu ks. Majer wieiu innycn
ksiely poplerajqcych Zwiaze}s
i 2yczacyyh mu szczerze, wp!y-
nal tak2e ia ks. Arcybi,ku
pa lraian1a, Re ten zaszczyc.'
Senn swoja obecnoscla = a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-05
POdr0zuiacY agent

PodrozuJacy agent
,WIARUSA" p. ma
uczyciel Radomski
bedzie W tych dniach
W Ashland, W Hurley
[Wis.] W Ironwood
i Bessemer Mich. !,
oraz w w ausau i
Junction City Wis.
NaSz pyezent.
Kto zap4aci 2 do
larry zaleg}ego abo
namentu "a VIA
RUSA, dostanie W
podarunku:
/. X endarz kolorowym
obrazem-wart 2 przese}ka 3Uc.
2. Ksiazke pod tytu}em ,,Zy-
wot Koscluszkl 1Oc.
8. Meczehstwo s~. Dziewloy Kry-
stynv 10 c.
Razem so centow.
Kto naprz6d "a
p}aci "a WIARUSA
diva dolary, dosta-
ME oczywiscie takze
poWYzszy prezent W
Genie SO cent0w. a
hadto przez "a,fy ro;k
bedziemy mu .aarmo
pose4a}i gazetke KA-
TOLlK, kosztujaca
so cent0W rOcZnie.
Naprz6d p1acacym
"a w lARUSA do
stanie sic zatem pre-
zent wart | dolara.
wv VIDA WCA.
The sun., 1891-07-09
4 DYING CONFESSION or MURDER.

Light on the killing OF j. r. Cssh IN n
llnols Twenty.fOur Years Ago.
PARIS. Ill.,. July s.-Twenty.four years ago J.
p. Cash was murdered four miles west Of this
city. and Bruce Ray aud G. W. Perry were
charged with the crime
Vandevsr Perry hed from the country and it
was reported that he had gone to Missouri.
Ray and q W. Perry were acquitted on tho
trial This letter was received here to-day
from Larmnr. Mo-. and dated June 40. 1890:
40 all ~Aom H may concern:
believing that am about to lie. I wish to
make confession OF the murder Of J, p. Cash
on the evening OF the 18th Of Decen.
ber; 1887 e. the residence Of dsoeassds
wss Of PnE III Rsy sms xss
Ssih q Jsaaars, lSss. I toa lin jSss
dSne aSw '' wanted sRa fsns hm .o es so s"a sSa
kent out Of the way as much as he could and
give myself up. md. he should be- Wind Gated
ss Hf ss e iran hs9s s e .a9 e
unjust punishment that had beer. tried and
acquitted. and they had nothing, sealns! me as
ln5 sross ssssy aa as hs 1d dthSsshf no
took the kpifs and used 1t. but in seli.de efsnce.
as Alr. Cash came at me with clpb. .wenring
he would knock my brains out He struck at
Knocked ihe lick on and we came tose ther andf
MAKE mai g he he consssion st tho psoplo tnew
charge get assinst him. as am about re- dy Il to die dis
a"a oe swh.n ouS E M shis /. found and n pubshsa in
the papsrs; all who ar are concerned ma may know know
Mr.. Cash"
The sun., 1891-07-09
r.sh,,ns tho yyh,.Ley Trust.

CHICAGO. July e.-The whisksy paugers In
the internal revenue department reported
this morning that several big distilleries arc to
b built to oppose the Whiskey Trust. One
syndicate Of carItali lists which proposes going
into the business On heavy scale, is said to
have offered James Sheridan. recently man.
ager OF the Calumet Distillery. $4,000 per an
mum to act as manager OF dlstiIlery with a
capacity OF 5000 bushels n day. Sheridan. how
ever. was compelled to decline the offer. When
trust the latter, .anttc ipatnR some future op-
position. bound by ironclad contracts all tho
In the whiskey business In any manner for Ave
years Sheridan signed the contract. amt WAS
thsrefors cnnrelled to decline this prilcsly
met with other refusals for the same reason.
The sun., 1891-07-09
@iaing @rndemifs.
CLErER FORGERfES.
epuri0us Pennsylvania RAllrond n
Checks Cnshed In Jersey CITY.

Sruri0us Penus slvhnin RAllr0nu Pay
Checks Cnshed In Jersey CITY.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company pays
its employees in Jersey City with checks
which are made payable at the Hudson County
National Bank. The checks are issued on ths
14th or 18th OF each month. MANY Of the r1sn
go to the bank to have thcm cashed. but b
great number amply 10 saloon keepers or to
their grocere or butchers. sornc OF the saloon
keepers In the lower part Of tho city do h very
extensive business In cashinR these chockA
They charge nothing for tho Accommodation.
but In every instance the owner OF the cheek
s,snds anywhere from ten cents to half .
dollar or dollar before he leaves tho placCs
The Pennsrlvnn Railroad officials. tho oHis
GERS OF the Hudson County National Bank.
and several members OF the Jersey
City detective force nre now hunting
for some clever forgers OF these checkA
Cashier Warren HardenberRh OF tho Hudson
County Bank received fraudulent cheek
from Fitzgerald Brothers. saloon keepers In
Exchange place. who are depositors In tho
bank. The check. which was brought to the
bank on Tuesday. was dated May 90. Tho facs
that It han not been presented before attracted
Mr. HardenberRh attention. anti he made .
perfect Initiation oI TIE genuine cnsSk. Put M.
HardenberE noticed two Or three little disorep:
ready been cashed. Then he know iere Nas
TEoRs and wo hs sss besn scna
superinten ndent OF the New York division Of the
railroad since Superintendent Crawford's legs
were broken BY the fall of q scaflold In the new
Mr. Brooks scruttnised tho check carefully
was ns aouSs fr ew minutes @ wSetSsr INV VA
e. % Ssnsas eSsis % sna i s 1a ns
was slammed on It ~ the regulation green ihk.
Mhese " al e. ose are KEPT ana all eh
information that Il Was = ioreery. In Ihs
reached the bank In the regular course OF busl:
Un sa
b. detere'ined for day q. or two; y M The swine
might might lave ' maae He bis I hau Henry @ H6ers &
sS to II slSS q ,h
ltnilroad Company's checks every pny day. Mr.
Albers says nun a, asked ,, him h On IL Saturday
II was dated NAV 49, AMI he did not know the
not pn Se sn se Rs day. tho company had
A man whom { Ierk John Glenn describe. 40
slim. well dressed and having a. small black
lors Hotel on SUNDAY afternoon: md rskod to
fresh anu -rlpnn. nnd no lad his snspicions
about it. He declined 10 ensh II. Among those
known to have bsen SwIndlan ar" Polio. Com.
keerer G.st,ve steup IN Exehn 30 PLACE. NJ
FSsy In eTo SrSaes
The police ara convinced thar he forgers Lave
at some time been In tie eMripy Of the Som-
me hods.
The sun., 1891-07-09
MR.. GERRY MAY BE COUNTED on
ne VIII: Have to Defend IIis Electric Ex-
ecutioa Law AsaiA Next vvtuter.

Ne VIII: Have TO Defend His Electric Ex.
ecutIoR Law AEaia Next wiuter.
Lawyer M ]. Stein. the Tammany rsprssen-
tatve OF the Twentieth Assembly district. IN
troduced . measure In the last LEGISLATURE to
amond the Electrical Execution law by strlk-
ing out tho provision which forbids the publi-
cation OF the details Of the execution. The bill
passed tho Assembly but was tied up In tho
Senate deadlock.
Mr.. Stein. in speaking Of the matter yester-
day. said "The only opposition came from
Mr.. Elbrldge T. Gerry, who contended before
the committee that he was one Of the original
Commissioners. who framed the Electrical Exc
srution law and that II was perfectly eonsli.u- y.
the newspapers TO publish these extended ac-
counts ofexecutio1s. because byso doing the
murderers were held up before the public ~
heroes. o.,. ..,..
" I contsndsd FIRST. that under Article 8 o. the
Constitution the newspapers hays the tight 70
report executions; and second. that electrical
execution was an oxperinent. and that We had
no means OF knowing whether Or not IT was .
success except through the pswsnapsrs
maintained that tho neGpls have Q right to
know yhat the prison officials fre doing"
Mr., Stein said he thought Mr.. ,A3er!y would
furnish the only opposition. the BILL TO repeal
the obnoxious measure vii meet whom 1t 10
introduced at the next session.
The sun., 1891-07-09
PUSHING IN CHURCH.
A Row or tho Prize Ring Order Just Al
tho Services.

A Row OF tho Prize Ring Order Just After
tho Services.
CHICAGO. July a--wiiam B. Shaw. proprietor
OF large Chicago bakery. Ia an usher In the
Second Baptist Church. He has an uneven
temper. On last Sunday he saw Eugene X.
Bowen. member Of the church. coming up
tho aisle. Bowen 10 . pompous man who.
while In strai ened circumstances. borrowed
thousand dollars from Shaw. This thousand.
y is alleged was never paid. and shaw doesn't
ike Dowen auy more.
,When shaw came near noyen he gave him a
Vicious push: Bowen turned round in pom;
back. Members Of tho church marvelled, but
thu. row ended there. After the services shaw
sod % he shw bs ssa
Aud then shaw made u use " Of SON some words
Sous MSssor Si so'se
dent Of the Board OF Deacons which is inyestI-
eating ths matter. There may have been .
ihs parlshi9nets know, but no one will say
there was bo*en's mother told a reporter to.
dny that her son IS recovering from the effects
gould not be seen: but his son. who eloped with
May Yoke. u burlesque actress, tew yenrs
ago. deniei that his fa' her hit any one. He also
'Atq Tresiusnt % Wheeisr VIZ SAID "The dearons can
not heal the breach between ~ shay and
yona ths!E iarIsiio.ioa: but they can i aud viii
see that MI. shaw makes prorer atonement to
the church; tls pastor. and its pe.pe. It
discipline him, and as he e 3 rlch man VIC, will
net do less. lie must explain his 9ondnct"
but President Wheeler does not believe It.
Bowen says he will have Justice at any cost.
The Rev. DR.. Lawrence and the deacons are
they find Il din1culk
The sun., 1891-07-09
khkNmsx an rnKn srtYxA
He DsAsusees ths Dst.sHAs Or ths blitsl
Mes ~ tsiapiSHs 10 thA Ccuntsy.

N. ps.s-ss.. ~. pe.as4. Or .A. snss.
Se,. Sehssof yohn sherman, In ietter ds'ea mans
s~ eoiasso UeS y s,sr S, says regarding 'h' '''
Il can appreciate the ..rn... demand Of tn.
bullion whioh IN g' u. @ ms,iss. a Of IL. world % h..
been for series Of years worth only about 81
4 i,stls lsss hnt .sana. .pr,nn,a.. .hv an,
farmer or other produesr should desire th..
the Government. should pay for any article
more Than n. merss. valve. Il vould
pay si sushel for or wheat whom n is worth less,
but no sensible farmer would desire the aov.
ernmsnt to embark in such an enterprise.
cles i, need. like ali other purohassrs At tho
made IN % isyo, ' ~ .iiv.r 'e'" i. vithont % ioun.
daslon. The Government now buys 10
domestic production Of silver bullion because
tn{ hosss; gladiy confsi5Snts ~ G my tSii p snare M
posss 'sis a1"s 'a ks SoSs srf ssss
Ss dom, Sn,oa IL cqnssert With Other CONNER, =,
shs tnissa States alone would only asnon:
Ssnssnd ,ss I'M i; .ss,
srsssssT asriyss e: benefit @ f and .S:Sss Il:
~ ~. more Sasn'ss seem. IN ns oa % aaS
ss sivsr 81 aIone GH soS
The sun., 1891-07-09
THNARTED BY A WOMAM
She Handles . Riae Well ana Nips .
Black Cap whlppiAg.

She Handles . Hlas Well ana Naps .
Black Cap WhlppiAE.
NEWTON. MO, July s-Charles Lawson has
been living about eight miles from Newton.
He was unfortunate enough to incur the
Ill will Of q member Of the Black Cans
By selecting . piece OF timber land that
had been occupied BY the said member
% souatter. This sauatter. James DaQgett
had his full amount Of land from the Govern.
ment. but wished to hold the piece OF timber
for his brother Lawson made his entry. and
after tedious contest succeeded In getting
his patent
On June 2s Lawson received q letter warning
him to leave within forty-siRht hours. Lawson
was not scared and won't about his business
One night recently As he was entering his yard
he was suddenly confronted BY ten mon wear-
InR black gowns and their heads covered with
black gaps; He was tied. and the band started
Mrs, Lawson i heard the disturbance ard
as dsvns ana
and procesdsd to strip tic victim. Pre-.
PPns Pn1e.0rJ5 J5.., I. as@'n.sssri4s %s
Ehpsss y asSSsp.d; in I asies ~ s.sS|:ssioR | ss%s 5s
mslndsr Of the Biack. .Gaps iied panic. stricken,
VIII while the woman sent lead after them; -.
eoS %he as es.s.a *
the dark moss and ESCAPED. but the whiuper lay
with 9 broken high. When his black raiment
was Daggett. and he was sent homo By
nation. ofihe neiehbors Was 50 great that they
paeinR vs them 5s Where sSss now .rs
awaiting trial