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Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

The Authorities Aroused To the N.~~>s,sv y
for Prompt Aettso-Po-,tbiiisy that tn.
President May Close Our Ports to I'm
migranfs-rhe world. Fair Nay Have
tn be Postponed
WASHINGTON, Sept. The actual ar
rival of Asiatic cholera at the port Of
New York has brought tn the front the
question Of suspcnding immigration 10
this country altogether during the pre-
valenee of cholera in the eastern hem
isPhere- IL is admitted that such .
measure would be justified only By tbs.
most pressing danger. but this danger,
in the opinion of some high officials. Is
at hand Government officers are ran
sseking records and reading mp on for
rner scourges
Assistant Secretary spauldfng. who
has immediate control of the matter.
was yesterday afternoon found deeply
immersed in n history Of the smallpox
epidemic in lsss. s.All the machinery
of the government Is at work on this
cholera business : he said. aud all the
precautions taken in iss5 have already
been taken by Us
Continuing. Mr.. spaulding said ,ha,
under existing quarantine laws such
restrictions could b. imposed tha,
would practically suspend immigra-
ton. but he would not say that such
action was Immediately contemplated
An eminent law officers of the gov.
ernulent, who has given the subjee.
much thought. said that in his opinion
the president had the power to sus-
pend all immigration IL. in his judg-
ment. deemed necessary for the public
welfare. while the scourge lasted This
opinion is entertained by Others
Senator Cullom does not see any ne
eessity for calling special session Of
congress tn attain this end He says:
IF the health officers of the country
do their duty-and they seem to be
vigilant-we can keep the CHOLERA out
Should there be promise of a great
prevalence We might be compelled To
resort Ia heroic measures, but fail To
So any reason why we should do 80 at
this time Our officials have ample
power tn quarantine passengers and &c
prohibit the landing of suspicious car
goes.
Every days news seems 10 add To the
gravity of the situation and to suggest
new and far-reaching Consequences
The question of postponing the
Worlds fair is now being discussed Il,
Is pointed out by treasury officials that
most of the exhibits will necessarily
come from cholera-infected countries.
and that the fair would consequently
serve as great propagating garden for
the dissemination of thedisease- Then,
too. it IS urged that the practical re-
moval of all the customary restrictions
for importations of goods intended for
the Worlds fair would make such i'm
pcrtations dOubly dangerous as disease
breeders
A postponement of the monetary con-
ference on account of the cholera i.
also more than possibility.
As TO the condition of affairs at Liv.
erpool. Surgeon General wyman re-
eeived a cablegram yesterday from
Consul Sherman as follows; '.All steer
age passengers sailing to-day efficiently
quarantined before embarking. All
clothing and baggage thoroughly dis
infected BY sulphur process Pzssen-
gers already embarked pronounced
perfectly safe by local authorities, who
are thoroughly alive to danger and
taking vigorous measures TO prevent
any outbreak
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

SEw ORLEANS. Sept 3. = Secre-
tary Hester. of the New Orleans cotton
exchange. announced the totals of the
cotton crop for the year ending August
81. 1se.a, on change this morning. His
figures show that the crop had reached
the enormous aggregate of o.015. .579
bales. against s,65s.597 last year and
T.sli.37s the year before last, an excess
over last year Of 3ss, ,Tsa bales, and the
year before last Of .saI.057
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08
Murder WIN Ous.

brutal murder came 10 light about
20 miles above Viehsburg. Miss, the
other day.
The fryt tnfimatsoa that thu com naniry h.s
that . musfsr had b-sn committed w.- thst
sSms dog we're nStic-f srrsfchfag q. .ons
thing orrt-f only shout two feet under xroand
An sxsmtnstioa wss n,Nfs s1s the remain. II
one VIM Psvne. . well known enlorsf rnas
an sEpioys on ths plantation. ~-rs da<rov e
sr-f He partner. Jo- Jshz.oa. also a coIsrsd
nan. vao oorupis-; ths sane hou... vss qu-e =
toeed- and toll the story Of thu murder
Jeansoa ssif Psyns ksps csass compsny with
Charles Grs~n.'s d.uxhter Gu sanasy morn
ING. ta- n % August. str eolor-d m-n csm. -
bis and Psynsis houss. AMI vhsi. two stood
guard over him vita drawn pss,sLs IN. Others
snccksi Payne in tho hsad with an ar sheu
took hold Of him snd tvi-,est his hesf anil b-ofy
un,ii they brok- his n-ek Th-n th-y wrapped
aim IN . blanket and burt-d him WHERE be v.s
found - stated Ii. .sx men arv nov In tzii
% . warrant issusi By tbs coroner.
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

iELksRAh from Hamburg to the
usa Medical Journal says that the
YER supply of Hamburg is in some
responsible for the alarming
saa Of cholera The water system
anstrueted, forty years ago when
AaE modern Improvements had no,
sa thought of.
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

sr AssrrT q New Jersey said IN
z'<rrxw- % the nth that Il the
n~T general did noe have the
~rr % eaf'srre the injunction issued
past he Rsading coal deal he
n ProAably call an extra session
y lez<lature for that purpose.
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

EEtHAScKLLoR Bird of Trenton.
: appointed Thomas p. CurIey. of
'ra' as receiver Of the Iron Han to
p NE Affairs of the order in New
M eurley viii be required 70
Aa BONES in the sum Of ssoo. ooo-
sanatei that the sum involved
= state IS about sleo. COO
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

lE business failures occurring
7rzhoat the country during the
rsa says ended on the I'd, number
ne United States. 14s. and for
Paaia =: or ? total of I76. as COM
nj With $50 fos the previous week,
hsh for the corresponding week OF
y year
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

hrs NoKTHSAsEL and KAhler. oi
knau-x. have been giving chol-rz
rrsss ensnzs Of warm sal. water.
; cszize1 by those who have fol
- tbs eearse of treatment that
y = VT c~at of the patients thus
k.s,i hare rr.-uxrrex
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

E rHorsASD poor children of Gin
ssre given an outing. on the
ne Post Thrse elegant pas
eanooass carried the little
~ tn@sr attendants On an exeur-
-asT miles down the river and
. p@rior Grove. where n sub>tan-
laaeon was spread for them
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

FvrEp STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Is has entered suit in the United
Arrs euurt at Pistsburxh- in behalf Of
kr--ranent against Feeney Bros.
kr-nen. to recover sii. 900 for viola
Z x the eoutrart labor law in i'm
~ zlien wors<rnen-
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

"<x strikers were arrested a.
- IA on the 5Ist, and were
aearing before Alderman Ne
r 4 IT, Tyler and Joseph
Pinkerton detectives. were
me witness stand. and caused
-Asl,n to the defense by pro-
erxlng cards. issued to them
Duquesne lodge of the ANAL
- .ssnciation. into which they
= - - inflated a short time before
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

In s,.aerzi authorities of the Unis~,i
- II Calanbia have i<sn~d an order
rn< he purts on th< Atlantic cuast
saba ss al vessels arriving from
- atsw-ra witb eholcra This puts
r@erk Il sse- upon eomnerce with
rzz=y. Frznse and BeIgium-
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

PwgL0 AFFIIcK. medical exam
la the university of Edinburgh.
= N m article on cholera that high
Iprature favors development. but
= ~sne Of the severe epidemics have
- vita the greatest fury in the
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

~ hearing in the case of Lizzie
r,,u charged with the murder Of her
T. and stepmother at Fall River,
Z. vas closed on the fst-and the ac-
q ras remanded TO Jail for trial
~ November term
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

meeting Of the hospital authori-
: Hamburg. on the soth- IL was
"a ,ha. Prof Koch was of the opin-
{ IA, the epidemic in that city
IA abase as quickly as it had in
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

...mers Of the Castle line will
- crase calling at Hamburg
- On route to Africa and
- booking passengers for Ma
4 ,,1 Las P5lmaS
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

Mrs Helen Hunter died at Baltimore,
Md, aged ioa years She had one sis
ter. who died at e5. Mrs Hunters
husband died in ls47,
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

k,.,c,Ypo on the northwest like
T. CabelIo. on the north. and Ciu-
4 R,lsvsr. on the Orinoco river. has
8, into the bands Of the Venezuelan
!. who follow the leadership of
=. crpSua
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

HAKRIsoS's executive
n,seanSed n sensaticI among the
- agents Of New York city. as
--,,t;ealiy stops all immigration
=, cholera epidemic lasts
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

- E,rlin Post publishes q letter
II, Hamburg physician who makes
,s.rv~s Of neglect agsinss the
[.'.,;s;,~ of that city fr their want
= effort to extirpate the ehol-
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08
North carslia. csetos Crop.

Copious rains have broken the drought
in North Carolina The cotton eondi-
tion is 20. and the acreage the smallest
planted in some years.
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

..,,.s Assistant Secretary crounzs
.--asurv department rendered
.-..i,u to Secretary Foster To
- rsbernatorial campaign in
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

|Aisc-.Ss;.n,1 n1LL- the Kentucky despe-
- s..s MED with ninety-nine murders,
y IL at Wise Courthouse, Va,
~, = ,or the murder of Policeman
k,rss.-ss. i. norton. last July. He had
nhSs desire TO make speech be
~. eeatlon, but. when confronted
3 ~ his nerve failed him and
Pssb :; = revived with whisky, with
c.v aze had been kept up
k,-rs.s e iast few days of life The
~. attempt at rescue was not
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

- melting of tea planters at Oar
~ oengal. on the s0th, it was re-
49, peution the government of
Sza,r - ia not To meddle with ex-
ks.s- anu an agreement with all
<<ss a>ang silver has been com
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

voDoAkD. the city editor of the
.orx World. and four of his stan
n ,s.s on the towboatJ J. W. Hus-
.spsed to visit the cholera-in-
Y 4. :. amer Noravia in the lower bay
k~ They were placed under
a. 80 lAxen before Health Officer
h =. = Quarantine, s. l. As, they
y s..l.se .aeeeed in boarding the steamer
Ir-~s.a orneer discharged them with
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

Sadie Brown committed suicide at
Greenville. Miss, taking ehloroform-
Unrequited affections and jealousy are
alleged 70 be the cause
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

In Hanover county. Va, citizens met
and passed the following resolutions
E,so5r><. That with Gofs hsip this .haa 70
main . Christian Community
Resstres. That vs VII toi.rsss 10 Narmoatsn
ln our midst
The community had been invaded BY
several Mormon elders Se-ruty-sve
men volunteered and escorted the Nor
mons from the neighborhood. and
warned them never to return
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

Lightning did fearful work in Henry
county, Ala, the other afternoon
At Columbia. Charles surm.rfora. WHO w~s
IN bis stable az the time or the storm. v.-
,sruek aud Instantly kiIl~i- Ths sans bolt .et
IRE u In. STABLES AMI they w.rs surn-d. ere
mating two valusb,s horses. Mr.. summer
fort's body was saved from the flames after
much dtfnc1ltY- Another hoass In ths .an.
2lscs vas struck ani almost dsnoli,aad At
Oothan- az the sans time water and lightning
I'D great damage. The open cotton vas pr s-
aeailF ruined Corn vas blown down. and
-rups Of all kinds greatly IN tur-d Tnr~e resi-
iene-s we're struck by lightning and wrecked
Lawrence Ennis. m old man. vas sting near
m open nreplacs. ani rendered UNCONSCIOUS,
'or several hour< Th- bolt deprived him %
he uss Of bis legs. and whiis b. suffers h. has
10 eoutroi ovsr them whatever May others
ssre shocked. but none ,ngsrousiy
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

Ben Daniels, negro 81 years old. has
been sentenced at Forsyth. Ca. To the
coal mines for life
DANIELS vas s~nt up on the charge Of arson.
When tried h hsa money With whs~h to
pay lawyer fees. and the manner m vhs-h -
sscur-sf tho services of lawyer vas novel
De niels has six chiltren. thr~s boy. aad thr~e
xfris- One Of th- boTs h . y-ar. OLD Dxni-l.
axr~ed 70 bind this sou to the h.wysr until he
vss q year. Old. provtd~sf the lawyer wouid s--
fsna aim The papers wsr- .txn-.i and thu boy
delivered IN the lawyer. The lawyer dsd .Il h~
,ouid 10 clear the olf negro. but tho -Tss@nrs
was too conclusive. sai Dsnt-ls vas seat ~
Tor life.
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

Mrs. f. A. Shinglaer. the youngest
daughter of ex-Gov- Lowry of Missis-
sippi who had only been married four
months. died at Jackson Miss. after a
brief illness
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08
Killed Hi. sister. H..s>.a-

At Gainesville. Ga. Robert Wright
shot and killed his brother-in-Iaw. WI
liam String-r. because the latter abused
his wife A few months ago Wright
attempted to kill Stringer for similar
causes, and was awaiting trial for the
assault at the time of the tragedy. He
Is in Jail
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

Hon Paul T. Thearsi died al New
Orleans in his sisty-ssventh year.
He vas born IN the parish II So Bernard
hayou N~v Orleans. sa4 va saar.tsf - an
srro1ntant. whru u ye.rs II ax- be -nli.s-a
Tor ssrvire In tbs M-xfrsn var but sav LITTLE
srsive dutY- WHEN the war between tire .tst-s
occurred be took service - an oste~r Of Ash
ssy. All st . time eomnans.~d Fort Jscsson
sni ~ Phillips. ana later h- vas maf- enion-l
of the Tventy third Loaisisns rex4m~ss He
sutsr~f ,ournsiism 81 fhs sg- of q "a tie
Louisiana Courisr. Jehz sihieli-s organ. an-f
osgsn reading law. Frsn lao 10 iss1 he vas .
member Of th> Legislature. In lssI hs wss sp-
pointed notary pab'tr By Gov. H-rh.,s A--r
the var hs va. sppotns~sf fu.x- ~ the civil
courts cf View orieans bat was p~uaov~d socls
years later BY tsru- sn>rria. In ls7s he v.s
male president % the srsf American pilgrim
-. IN Rome. which consisted Of los p.rsou.
vho delivered tbs sdSr~-- To the pop>. The
latter eoufsrr~d upou ksn kaixhtho.ss In the
Order OF 81 Gregory. For the last few years
bis entire tira- has been taken az vith his sr-
ssnsivs practice
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08
SOUTHERN olEANINcS.


Secretary Hester " the New Orleans
cotton exchange has >c.oun>red totals
Of the cotton crop for the year ended
August 81. 1891
HI. sxur-- Sawed shss %. crop h~f r.s-Asa
ths erorupu- sxgr~<xts - poAE,7 hsle-.
sxains. !. ss< WT ass war sal sg1l.x-- shs ys.r
before last. an @xrs.s os~r last Tear - e-.-E
h@i~- ssa the var before Last - LEASE The
tstsEs msss rve-sp,s Of delivery psrrs t1- .spp
haaes ssnsnst eg-s - last year sad 1.ss-.tTs
,s~ y-sr h~fc-- last. svsr.aaA s-rass N. vi.
sfssippt. Ohsr ant Posusarc rivers direct On
sarth-rn mills. 1.=Si-s-p bsi--. .xssass
i.ihR5 and Hs.ssf. southern euusumptton.
exrlasivs % smoants cnusuru~t a. rsrss
and inciut~i IN past r-e-ps.. sxgsss A~i~.
seafnss ses.-s7 and Si6ss7; eKpor's % G-~st
Britain for N. y-sr 2sls-sc ksl~s s<.fnss
1Es. - last y-.r and sss ~ the y~sr b~for-
Fr..cs. spi. Ia hsi--. sssiast Se.e9 last y~ar
saf 90 "a the year bsfnrs, erutinsu. ard casa
nsi lssossi h.i-s. sr.inss l>en.1i .nf fEs.-
81: Caasds, overland. - 80 bsl~s. ax.inst a..
% AMI 81, ssi IN. y.sr e-fsr-. Ths ststsmsnt
shows tAas ~ ss' h~I~s we're hsasii~i az ef-
f-r~us points % crossing the Ohsp snf Psro-
rasc rfv-r~. but D.xS suss-ss-f 81 cotton
sstprsd From evvrisad poisits 20 another. Or
esrx saso ths cotton bait. ths sctuai TrO-s
overland movement 60 the north sr-t ess, ~.
isfs.ts of this the ss~t-ru delv~r- ports
r~r~sv-f by rsfrnst sss.s-5 hsi-<. t-sa+7g
- statei net overland ss ths mills - Sn
>>cr.ssry Hester .ays that the total coasnnuv-
toa % saush-rn mfil. srioan.ed 20 80 a>a
n~a~s. sAsving an exs~ss % I.sis Os this
total S.ls bsl~s v-rs ro.sur-~i a. the south
sru ousports sxsfn.. ~ sss las, y-sr Mr. Hes
srrs g-nsrsi r~psrt sho~. ,hs, the tncrss.- IN
oonsumptaon has been pretty generally dtvtf-t
bstwe-a the southern mills ant tia. the ~vt-
fsnc-s Of th- past s~as5a tho>s 81 r-rnArk-
sass prosP-risy IA this important branch.
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08
a PRESSING DANGER.

The Authorities Aroused To the Necessity
for Pr"mpt Aettsa-Po-,tbfitty that the
Fr~stdsut May Close Our Ports TO I'm
misranis-rhe Worlds Fair May Hsvs
To be Postponed.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17

bye obeznanym j gfos swoj oby-
watelski Mo marnic wyrzucic lubssz
MIN ma korzYsc innych partvi szpct-
ny handel prowadziG ,lccz 60 tylko
ola korzysci pos 6lstwa Polonii
uzywaG.A gdy demokratyczna Tub
republ kuhska partya PoIaka ma
%platformie stawin, wtenczns po-
wlnny obie parlyc wsp6lnlo dzia.
Tao.
Ia MIN zabraf obvwatcI Joze-
Rvchlowski CLOS. Szczeg6towa
tire mowy lego bytn ia,
by poI"nja 90 zgody prowadziG,
udo "iadni"ja" ,ze njc2goia ruinn.jc,
zgoda buduie, dIa togo Polacy, ably
znowu PolskQ odbudowa@, powjn-
NJ zgodnio zyd, jcdon dIa wszyst-
kich. wszyscy din Iednego.
Potem obYwatrI p. Szela&lne-
wic1 odazwai ZIG, ably TO 2groma-
d<eoic pr1yielo tytpii uTowarzy.
stwo rob9tniezs p~olskle", lecS zgro.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17

wlokac sig W nocy do domu, wpadf
W row, W g}ebok2 ka}uze, IL led
vie z MEL sic wygramolif. Bardzo
czesto SIG zdarza, re pienladze pa
plerowe w4ozone do llstu i wys}a.
ne poczta, ukradnle jaki urzednlk
pocztowy W drodze, ale tez czesto
nlesumlenni abonenci (gatu-
c a m 8 WI W ten spos6b
ehca oszukac wydawce ga=ety, re
pose4aJa mu list, t~wlerdzac, il
w}ozyli tam tyle a lyle paplero-
wych dolar6w, chot mic ME w}o-
zyli. | tax przekonalismy o oszus-
two d%awnlejszego naszego abonen-
ia Ban.-.... z La Crosse, Wis.,
PIsaf on do mas, IL poseia nam W
liscie 4 dolary abonamentu, 2 "a
sieble q 2 "a peHnego saloniste, W
liscie zas zadnych pleniedzy ME
by}o. Ball.. pisa} drugi raz, wyty-
kaf nam nieuczclwoSG zaklina1
SIG, IL nam 4 dolary postal. By
lismy nlematYm ambarasle, az
znalezljsmy list z roku poprxed-
nlego, Z ktorego sig wykazalo ., re
ten sam Ban...... Juz raz zalif
sic, " ME kwltujemy lego 2 dola.
row, kt6re nam nlby przesiat w
llscie. A wlec czeSciej mn sic
zdarza} podobny przypadek. Ma "a.
pytanie nasze W La Crosse, co to
"a jeden ten Ball., odpisano
nam, re to zawo}any pijanica, kt6ry
oszuka kogo tylko moze. - 10
przyznaf potem takze ow salonista,
kt6ry mu dat W 8 alonie . dolary,
ably nam ie postal; wy4aia} ga}gana i
swol dug raz DIR ugl zaplaci}, to
raza slac diva dolary przez money
order wprost ma nasze rece - a
Ban......, kledy p6zniej uirza}
wydawce Warusa ma pewEei wy
c~ieczce, stronif Cd mego iak
di. bel Cd kropielnicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17
Toledo, O..
tszarowny Redalltorzo!

"
Prose- w famacL. gazoty wa
szej nastepujacy protok6l umio-
sciG.
Dnia 5 Marca, wicczorem o
godzlnle S.mej odbyf sic w sail
obywatela Grudzihskiego prey La
grange ulicy mityng potski demo-
kratyczny. P~osiodzenie otworzyt
nj ostatnm mityE2n Jake czasowy
prezydont oDr@ny, obywotel NJ.
Brzeczku. M6wca piorwszJm byf
DR.. Is. Smnkowski, ktGry W
kr6tIiioj iccz dohitnoj movie pu-
blicznoSci oznajmif, co macy kIub
demokratyczny do iaIiiogo cclu
daAy.
potom zsbrai CLOS oby wntel
Antoni Sayporslti, oanajmujao, &e
jest powjnnobcla kakdego poluka 2
plawami Stanach Zjednoczonych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17
PieSn z roku 1861.

lyle lat proby-za kraj nasz luby
Skla1amy Ci, O Bo2e!
Syb,r l knu ty W fahcuch okuty
Polak cierpiaf W poKorze.
: Ia oicow why nieszczesne syny
Modlltwe 1aczvm re fzami;
Uslysz woianie- p%rzepusc nam Panic,
Zmiluj sic, z,ni&uj mad naml,
Bo naiezdnicy-w dzieh ma ulicy
Blczu,a nasze k~apfany,
Jak kaci now znow Chrystusowl
Powtornie zadaja rany.
A lud w obrouie- W wlasnej krwi tonic,
Bezbronna ;a:ers ladstawia;
Lecz COZ po,nn5em, z czerklesGim nozem,
Gdy raz nakaza! he2prawia?
A MIN %ostatni, ten solusz bratni
Okupl zycie ofiara,
Us1vsz mas PANE, daj zmartwychwstanle
Oiczyznie w swieta Ware.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17

coraz to mnlej chleba, a navel W
bogatel Francyi juz napotkac
MONA PRONE spizarnle. Cesarz
nlemlecki konlecznie chcla}by US
pokoic giodnych przyrzeczeniami
re postara I'M sig prace, czy mu
SIG Jednak sztuka uda, powatpie-
wacby MONA. O naj}atw1eiszym i
nalbllzszym srodku %zaradczym
mkt Jeszcze ME pomysla}. Rzecza
przeclez jest n%aturalna, il dowoz
zboza i innych wlktuaf6w bezc}o-
wy, dostarcza}by ub ogjm pozyw-
nose "a poi ceny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17

madzenie ME zgodzl}o sig ma to,
jednogfosnis przyjefo imie ,,Klubu
demokratvcsnego polskiego.
Poszli nastepnie wszyscy ,
chcaoy bye oztonkami klubu, do
podpisu, j etrzymallsmy cd razu 90
pedpirow.
Teraz doplsro pr%zystapiono do
obrania komitetu. z pomiedzy
kandydat6w postawionych ma pre-
zydent6w (M. Brzeczka i Dektor
K. Snake wsk,) obywutel M. Brze.
czka otrzymat wiekszosc gfosow i
zostaf jednog}osnie ssobrany; vice.
prezydentem Antom S%zyperski; Sc
kretarzami DR.. X. Smakowski l
Wincenty Kamihski; marszatkiem
|, J6zef Rychlewski, marszaikiem
II. Wojclech Hojnacki; kasyerem
Stanisfaw Polcyn. Do choragWi
Bubacz; Asystenci jsgo J6zef ko.
morowski i Michai Sfupccki.
Potem szanowny prezydent NJ,
Brzcczka zabrat gfos, dziekuiac "a
honor mu wy5wladczony /
przysiqgajac, &c wszelkieml sliamii
ola dobra klubu pracowaG be-
die.
Ostatnia mowe mial Dr.. K.
Smakowski, W ktorei sic wyraz:f,
zo radosc mu srrawlto, IL Polo
MIA to!edoska parafl sw. ia
dwigi talk energlcznie do czynu
sic wziefa spodziewa sic, re luz
GAIA waznosc klubu owego pojat,
Re czfonkowie tylko do stawy klu-
blu dazyc beda ~ Klub demo-
kcatyczny poIski," W Toledo be-
die z czasem jednvm najsilniej-
szych z wszystkich polskich W
Stanach Gjednoczonych. Zakoh-
czyt zas TEN i stowy: Mech lyle
Klub Demokratyczny Polsk1!
Ustanowiono.ze kazdy czfonck
5 centowa m~ies1ecznq op}ate do
kasy skiada. Ma dobrowolneJ
skfadce zebrano 81 80.
Cate p~osiedzerie odbyto Hle
najspokojniej. Drugio p~osiedzeaie
odbedzle sic W Ponledzialck IA
Marca, w sail pana Grudzihskiego,
prey Lagrange ulicy O 6meJ vie,
czorcm.
Z sZacunk iom
Selr. Klubu Dcmokr. Polsklego
DR.. X. Sn1okowSk,.
3O1 Franklin Avenue, Toledo, Ohio
~ @/~TT n WIZ a y TIC II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17
RZYM. II Marca.

RZYM. II Marca. ,,Osserva-
tore Romano" poda]e nastepujacy
artyku1 o Arcybiskurie Irelandzie,
Nlektore nlemleckle i w}oskle
wolnomysIne dzlenmki probowa}y
tfomaczyt listy dzia}an,a ArcY-
blskupa na korzyst w1asnych zdan
/ daznosci. Twie rdza pomiedzy
inneml, re amerykahski Pra}at
inne zupe}nle ma przekonanie co
do ACKNOWLEDGMENT r%eIigi7nYch i
socyalnych ~kwestYi, anizeli Wa
tykan i ogtaszaja W tym celu
wyj2tkl 2 mowy Arcyblskupa,
powiedzianej W Baltimore 1899
roku. w movie tel; podlug lch
zdania, Arcyblshup okazu]e ME
zadowolenie swoje re swleckiei
w}adzy Papleza. TIE dzienniki
oszukuja swych czytelnikow, a
moe tez same oszukanen1i zosta1y.
S}owa, ktore Arcybiskup mla1
wypowjedziec w owej movie,
zmyslif Jakis protestanckl kores-
pondent Cd ,,Pall Mall Gazette :"
przekrecajac wyrazy Arcyblskupa,
wYpHszczaJqc niekt6re dodawajac
inne, Nastepnie publlkowaf owa
nlby move Arcyblskupa W swojej
g~azecle, . n'coma al wszystkle ME
mieckje dNenniki W Europe pre-
druko~aiy "a. Me w,emy z czego
$40 bardzlej dZlwl6 nalezy, czy e.
oSci, cry tez gfupoty
owych dzicnnikow. Jezeliby kto-
kolwiek chclaf przekonaG sic o
przywiazaElu Arcyblskupa lrelan-
da DO uoAu Papiezklego niechaj
]przeczvta move, ktdra Arcybiskup
wvpowledzlal podczas uroczystosci
iubileuszowej Leona XIII. Z mel
to tatwc dobrze bedzie m6g}
poznaG, Jake Arcybiskup W rzeczy
same) ma p:zckonanie co do
swieckiej w}adzy Olca Sw. Pr6cz
tego udowadu;aia wszelkie a llcz-
ne czvnv Arcybiskupa, re ME ma
W Ameryce pilnie]szegoi zdatnlej-
szego obroncy Papleza Jak w}asnie
jego. Dok1ada on wszelkich sl1, by
przeprowadzlG W Ameryce pollty-
Ike, kt6ra Ojclec sw. rz2dzl Euro
pc, t. !. polltyke pokoiu i zgody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17

zejsc, gdyz za]ecia ola mich ME
byfo. Ma taxa wiadomosc rzucili
sig wszyscY hurmem napowr6t
40 mlasta, plondru;ac wszystkie
P1eSarnle sklepy rzeznlkow,
K,ore tylko ma drodze napotkali.
fo1lcya z wlelka trudnoscla uspo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17

Wszyscy, kt6rzy zamys-
laja podrdzowat do Europy, luh
maja znajomych, kt6rychbY chcie.
Ii sprowadzic do Amerykl, niechaj
udadza sic do ,,Clty Ticket Office
of the Chicago and North western
RT." mr.. III rrzy Centre I'll. Tam
MONA nabyc biletow kolejowych
i kart okretowych Pc naJnizszych
cenach,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17

I'M MIN W NtOIoJ
Ojc,ec kw. poleca narodowl fran
cuskiemu, ably ne opleraf sic
ropubl,kahskioj fcrmnc rzadu,
zosta9a jak SIG spodzlewac male
cato, przyjeta Z wielkiem uzna-
mem tax przez biskup6w iako tez
i przcz prasc. Gazcty najbardzieJ
wplywowe navel liberalne
poLztwiaja W MEL wiolki rozum
Papieza i zachecaja nar6d do
p6jbcia pc drodze wytknietej przez
St9Iice swieta.