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Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

Ksiadz Koz}owski W Manistee,
Mich, iuz wnet otworzy saloon, DO
" niedziele, duia "a Stycznia, pre-
ozyta} "Ameryke'' ambony, i "a
checal, zeby jego biznes wszyscy
popierall. Pismo "Ameryke', bar
dzo pochwala, ze to jest nalepsza
gazeta, DO gromi z}ych, niegodzi-
wych ksiezy.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

Jozef Kostko W Pittsburgh 70
sta} nazuaczony policyantem. Jest
to pierwszy polak W tenn miescie
3<tory otrzyma{ rzadowa s}uzbe.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27
Braci zrObif szpiegami.

ST. PETERSBURG, rs Stycz.-Car
naznaczy} swych braci Wladimira i
Alexeja, cz}onkami senatu. Car chce,
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

Pan Wild. cz}owiek re wszech
miar zasiugujacy ma wiare, nies}u-
sznie oskarza pana Kruszke 0 duch
anarchistyczny "Krytyki." Ia ga
zeta nigdy ME byia nawet POI tax
radykalna,iak jest obecnie Move Zy-
Gle, ale re wierzv{a " Boga, ME
W osobys" s"dostojne', wiec nazwano
ia anarchistyczna, ably podburzy6
lud W celu jej upadku. Pan Wild
spewnoscia ME czyta} "Krytyki"
tylko wierzy} s}ugom ks. Barzyh-
skiego, ktorzy jego teraz nazywa-
ia anarchista, chod MIN ME jest.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

Polacy W Chicago zbuduja hale
"a $4,000. Dziwi6 sic tylko wy
pada, re do tel pory ME ma tam pol
skiej hall, choc Polacy So dose ofiar-
III, DO ma koscio}y wydali wiele mi
1ion0w dolar6w.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

Osada lwaniska, W radomskiem
stafa sic ofara pfomieni; spaliiy sic 1,3
zabudowania.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

w Plymouth, Pa, parafanie juz
"a riezadowoleni z nowego probo-
SEGA ks. Tomkiewicza, i w ubieg}a
niedziele ma}o nie przysz}o do
-ozlewu krwi szczego}y nieza-
lowolenia jeszcze nam ME znane.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27
Oneyiy Ko=foacshi
8l5 Carr st., St. Louis, Mo.

Panowie correspondence W pole
mice zanadto ma}o powo}uja sic ma
kwestya zasadnicza; ME mozemy
i'm sic dziw1c, ze faktsmi "a ma}o
sic pos}uguja, gdyz brak i'm spewno-
scia podrecznikow historycznych.
Sprawa ia w}asciwie podlega pole
mice pism eurorejskich, a ME "
Ameryce - dla tego vice wszelka
dalsza polemike W tel kwestyi "a
RED. AM.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27
OBCH0D w MANISTEE.

(Korespondencya AnaeryAs.)
MANIsTEE, MICH, Is Stycz. 1892.
w ubieglym tygodniu, utworzy}
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27
WIADOMOSCI Z OSAD. POLSKICH.

w Duluth, Mimi, za}ozone costa
10 sKo}ko Literackie," W ktorem
ME ma ami jednego literaty.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27
Z NASZEJ OJCZYZNY,

Pomnik Mickiewicza w krakowie
zostanie ods}oniety stanowczo we
wrzeSniu r. b.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

w Bay City: Mich, polak Jan
Marchwicki zosta} pochowany zyw-
Gem, gdyz popad} W letarg.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

w Wilkesbarre, Pa. przytu}ku
abogich znajduje sic polak Jan
Mika, ktory spi juz cd 13stu mie
siecy i ME przebudza sic. Do przy-
tu}ku zcsta} wziety re szpitala miei
skiego W Wilkesbarre juz oko}o IA
miesiecy temu i Cd tego czasu spi
ciagle. Otwiera tylko Cd czasu do
czasu oczy wtedy moze przyja6
nieco pokarmu; ale W tel chwill "a
pada ma nowo W sen. Lekarze 81
zdumieni tym wypadkiem ME
umieja 60 wyjasnic.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

W Opawie robotnik nazwiskiem
krupa skazany zosta} "a morderstwo
na kare smierci.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

aby sic jego bracia obeznali poll
ttyka potrzebami kraju i aby mu BY
Il pomocni W rzadach. w rzeczywi-
stosci pewnie carowi idzie o to, aby
jego bracia sledzili czynnosci sena-
tor6w.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

W Wisniowie, pod Renaszewem,
adusi}o sic 3 dzieci, W wieku 5, 2
lat, robotnika Dry ygalskiego;
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

Narodowa konwencya demokra-
tyczna odbedzie sic W Chicago, dnia
q czerwca, wtedy nominowany be-
die kandydat ma prezydenta Sta-
now Zjed.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

Czech czeladzi krawieckiej W Poz.
naniu obchodzG 5edzie W czerwcu r
b: 323-letni jubileusz swego istnie-
MIA.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

= Czy to prawda, ze W wigilijna
noe zwierzeta przemawiaja jak lu-
die?
Tego ME s}yszaaem, ale to
wien, re wielu ludzi popiwszy sic
W noe owa rycza}o jak bydleta.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

Niemiecki minister osw,aty wyda}
rozporzadzenie, aby dz1eciom pol
skim ME narzucano ksiazek nauka
religii protestanckiej.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27
Jak sic kObiety Witaja,

- Najdrozsza! ina stronie.) Licho
Gle tu przynios}o!
- kachana moja! ina stronie)
Stara ges.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

arcybiskupa acknowledgements
skiego odby}a sic W Gnieznie W ME-
dziele, dnia II bm. Dokona} lei
arcybiskup wrocfawski, doktor Kopp
towarzystwie biskupow sufraga-
now doktora Likowskiego Andrze-
jewicza ze wspo}udzia}em licznego
duchowiehstwa W obecnosci ME-
przeliczonych t}um1w ludu.
Z NASZEJ OJCZYZNY.
Pomnik Mickiewicza w krakowie
zostanie ods}oniety stanowczo we
wrzesniu r. b.
Osada Iwaniska, W radomskiem
stafa sic ofara p}omieni; spali}y sic 713
zabudowania.
W Opawie robotnik nazwiskiem
krupa skazany zosta} "a morderstwo
ma kare smierci.
w Wisniowie, pod Renaszewem,
adusi}o sic 3 dzieci, W wieku 5, 3 i 2
lat, robotnika Drygalskiego;
Czech czeladzi krawieckiej W Poz.
naniu obchodzG 5edzie w czerwcu +.
b. 325-letni jubileusz swego istnie-
MIA.
Niemiecki minister oswlaty wyda}
rozporzadzenie, aby dzleciom pol
skim ME narzucano ksiazek nauka
religii protestanckiej.
Z kolei terespolskiej moskale ka-
zali wyrzucid precz % ludzi, kondu-
ktorow, pa]aczy i robotnikow, a to
dla tego, re sa-un;tami.
Dnia q Grudnia umar} W Wysoce,
kslestwie Poznahskiem, nagle ma
infuenzye ks. prob. J6zef Scenic, w
sile wiekn, liczy} bowiem dopiero 49
lat.
w Warszawie aresztowano zn0w
l>ilka osob W sprawie ''narodowei
za{oby', a miedzy innemi dwie pan
ny Hirszfeld, corki bogatego ban
klera.
Parafia kiejdanowska, ma Litwie
cd r. 1886 pozbawiona jest kapiana.
Moskale chca jej narzucit probosz-
cza mowiacego po moskiewsku: pa
rafianie takiego ME chcx.
w Poznanlu wiezeh nazwiskiem
Bischen zabi} stroza wieziennego ze-
laznym pretem oderwanym {ozka,
nastepnie przebra} sic W odziez zabi-
60, wzia} jego kIucze j uciek{.
Nauczyciel Sobkowski PLY po-
da} prosbe, ably mu pozwolid uczyc
dzieci polskie pc polsku. Lecz cd po-
wiedz nadesz}a odmowna, takiem
wykretem, lie W Pile oddawna wy
k}adano religie tylko po niemiecku!
Straszna tragedya rozegra}a sic
dnie 20 I'm. ma przedmiesciu W Byd-
goszczy. Ciesla Bahr, cz}owiek zresz-
ia spokojny trzezwy tax nieszczes-
liwie uderzy} syna swego Sletniego
W twarz, ze' traf} go w skroh, tax ze
ch{opiec W tel chwiii pad} trupem.
Ojciec widzac ten straszny skutek
swego uderzenia, doby} revolver
takze sobie zycie odebrai.
Il Wrzesni donosza ze ksiadz Janas,
Z Stawu, napadnienty zosta{ w tych
dniach, gdy powracaf lasem zpoblis-
kiej miejscowosei, przez kilku iotrzy-
kow, ktorzy zazadali cd niego wyda-
MIA wszystkich pieniedzy, W przeciw-
nym razie grozill mu smiercia. Otrzy-
mana kwota ioh ME zadowoli}a jed
max zabrali ksiedzu jeszcze futro i
worek fnrzany ma nogi.
Z Warszawy nadchodza telegramy,
jakoby rzeczywiscie zanosi}o sic ma
wybuch powstania W Polsce.Leczbar-
dzo bye moze, re Rosya naumyslnie
rozpuszcza wiesci powstaniu pol
skiem, " rzeczywistosci przygoto-
wuje sic ma wojne Austrya, zeby
jej wydrzed kraje s}owiahskie. Trud-
no uwierzy6 ably wojna mia}a wy
buchnac, DO " Rosyi panuje wielki
gl6d, a pieniedzy W skarbie ME ma.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

Parafia kiejdanowska, ma Litwie
cd r. 1886 pozbawiona jest kap4ana
Moskale chca jej narzucit probosz.
cza mowiacego po moskiewsku: pa
rafianie takiego ME chca.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

w Poznanlu wiezeh nazwiskiem
Bischen zabi} stroza wieziennego ze-
laznym pretem oderwanym {6zka,
nastepnie przebra} sic W odziez zabi-
go, wzia} jego kiucze uciek{.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

Z kolei terespolsl>iej moskale ka-
zali wyrzucit precz % ludzi, kondu-
ktorow, palaczy i robotnik6w, to
dla tegO, re sa--un;tami.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

W WarsZawie aresztowano zn0w
kilka osob w sprawie 'snarodowej
za}oby'', miedzy innemi dwie pan
uy Hirszfeld, corki bogatego ban
kiera.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-27

Nauczyciel Sobkowskl PLY po.
daf prosbe, ably mu pozwolid uczyd
dzieci polskie pc polsku. Lecz odpo-
wiedz nadesz}a odmowna, takiem
wykretem, lie W Pile oddawna wy
k1adano religie tylko 30 niemiecku
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-17
Silver Party Platform.

The citizens OF Nevada, representa-
tives Of the various Silver Leagues,
irrespective Of past party affiliations,
In convention assembled, do set forth
the following declaration Of prin-
cipIcs:
First-We demand Il tlll remon-
etization Of silver and the free and
unlimited coinage thereof at the pres
ent ratio of sixteen to one.
Second-We are radically and un-
alterably opposed to the national Re-
publican and Democratic parties on
the question of tho free coinage Of
silver, and We denounce tho action Of
their recent national conventions az
iniDical TO the material interests OF
the peop,e of the United States, and
especially to those Of Nevada and all
tho other mining States and Terri.
tories; and we hereby repudiate the
nominees Of their conventions.
Tbird-We pledge the nominees Of
this Convention for Presidential Elec-
tors to support no man for President
or Vice-President OF the United States
who is not unqualifiedly in favor of
free coinage as defined by this Con-
vention. We reserve to the Silver
Leagues Of Nevada, in convention as
sembled, the right Of directing said
Presidential Electors for whom to
cast their votes, should contingencies
require.
GEO. s. NIXON,
| Chairman State Committee Of Silver
| Party.
H. p. FbANNERy, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
JUDGE GRESHAM NOT A CANDIDATE.

HE SAYS HE DOES NOT DESIRE TO BE TIE
STANDARD BEARER
Louisville July "a dispatch from New-A'o"'y'
md. saws: Judge w. O. Gresham was In New-Aibahy
This morning on his way to Gainesville. Harrison
County being called there BY tho death OF his phcf'
Colonel Batamin Gresham. While IN New-Albahy ne
received telegram from Jackson Orr ID rcgaN 10 ms
acceptance Of the nomination for President by inc
people's party and IN reply he sent the fono"ihs'
In view Of the friendly manner In when my n'nnle
anneaiS still TO considered at Omaha u Il uue yo
and your fellow delegates that should say i 40 no'
desire 10 be the standard bearer OF The Peopcs piti
and I could not accept q nomination II UNANIMOUSLY
tendcred
Mr. Orr is an old schoOmate and fnehd Oh 'uoso
Gresham and is delegate 10 the convention AZ ohhh'
Chicago Juy Now that the Prohioiloh ooh'eh-
tion is over and General Bdwe is the nominee II mas
hren learned that Judge Gresham was visited &c"
days ago by an Illinois delegate, who urged MN 10
ion the Prohibition party and become Its nominee
Judge Gresham declined however, TO consent I'd inc
usc of his name, and was not converted by Inc oeie
mte How much authority the latter carried WITH
him Is entirely cOnjectural. j. u. Wllhans' MI
Illinois delegate said today that something was said
IN Jndee Gresham about becoming the nominee ~
Omaha The decided impression received was t"i'
the Judge would not consent TO run. The oolcct
of the visit to Judge Gresham was TO have nm ms!
made the Prohibition nominee, II being cANc!cu 'hdt
his nomination by the Peoples party would follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
THANKS 10 GENEROUS GIvERM

TIL, Charity Organization sc'iety acknowledges inc
rccrt II The following contributions for the case o.
the py,r crippled Austrian. IN whose bhalf nm appear
yeas pubshoi: Previously reported. s54 blumchtha!
Rvs & Co 81 Mary ard Gertrude >hcid"h' Sio
william Allen Btlcr. 20; Mrs j. d. ogden ann MISS
,,n,, o,,.n AZ: Mrs Joseph selignan, $40; "A. u.
x 40. Aaron Atmaycr. 81 John Vanderbilt, ~
Nv p 81; "F. q. So e.; ID. NJ 81; a. b.
stochbrdgc, Mass. Slo; A. II. W, $50; IS z,' ~
Mr,. \. W. law. az 80; "A r. we.tbroR. Cnn
sl3. Mrs. Richard NJ. Hoe. EOS; C.. L.. ~; George g.
Williams. $40; Germancus,' ~ l. X. Cheney, -
Mr.. wocrlshorcr. 40, making a total 1i ". 30
month until further notice. that the society now has
enough for tn, unfortunate man. support Tor over
ihe appeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
TIE REALITIES OF scHRooY LAKE.

IN ,bc EDITOR Of The Tribnne'
sir. leaving sarato-a In the morning s'rppoi On
,<,ra a car on tho AdlrondaclIs road 10 thhc mp
,bronrh tho AdlrondackS The cars wcre wei hP
po,ntci and tho employees polite and knd' Inc
sccoery mn the Hudson Riversid" was very prcuv
arrived nlOu. noon and took seat In an casy'n"'
ing Concord stage. Tho road shrted aong the "'nAs
q, a small lake After a six mile drive We came !"
N. loot q Schroon Lake. uon b"ardoi the pro','
u,,e steamer bingham md enjoyed s''l thFon"u
one Of the most beautiful sheets OF water 10 ue N'i
rondacks and which can b. compared 70 inc AIp'r'
lake, for Wild and picturesque scenery Inc i'ho Is
ahont nine miles long. and I arrived az tho pfr'r
rustic village Of SchrCon Lake about p NJ anu "ci
took the @ O'Clock boat for Lake View foih|
When 7 arrived at tho Taylor House at lhke We"
po,n, II seemed as though had suddenly cn'crco
Paradise The hotel Is small plateau ana Is sur
rounded by cottages seventeen III number afhons
which arc thosc OF Mr. Parsels. Of NcwIor ana 'T
Woodward OF Washington, ID. {. Thcre arc iawh'
.louing back from dock 10 hotel ana they are III NM
condition There are nice shady walks thIoueh snia
rnvcs and h,rninocks and rustic seats strths aoh
Tor the visitors comfort The hotel ana grounos air
Illuminated by electricity and the eject IL very hnc
THO hotel IS furnished with vegetables IiHh ia.u
| adjoining From here you can sec clthcr emu Oh NV
ekc The scenery f. strangely blond']i IN some part
| g,rnB hoo.gntIfnI A TRAVELLER.
| Ncw-IOrh, June ~ lsv-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03

spirit cNr', NJ ",' His relations with
~. official family are very cordial lhousu uo, mi
kecps himself thoroughly Informed on AL i my, 80
,,or. ~ admin. tr,tive detail. and Is thu> Ut.
Ms, moi only 10 b. advised by them bn 10 gve ~
,rc ia return Each Cabinet officer Is heu 10
for the administration Of NC OWL ~ a ot tho Ad
mnistration is one. the Government Is uht anu '"o
President l. the head ,,.., a., h,s honor
,-,,n ,onr, delivered "A notable adore, the kcvno,o
~ which was set forth In the phrase. me Nop ,ai,
Is Opportunity lie dwelt yer, iorcbH alu,nniIv
Zoo mon the idea Of the unlimited opPW,n.i.,
Gor,ed 10 younC men IN the Rspnblc and appaIeeu "
smh,tion as the prime motive. Wlthou, o'il0tSI1.
c,,hcr Tho Thought or It's author. venture 10 su~s'
that the phrase "The Republic Is puW oiShs !" 80.
n, thnurb that appeals not n ambition lor suco. -
-, q, - d.sire Ia devote ones self to prrllouhg VIC
prosperity OF great causes the ancliora'vh VI vi
condition of the masses the advancement o, VT w.
w. regnont I'm tho heart Of tho President ne ns ~
M Nc into the scale Of right and seeks IN all poss'oo
q. o yct impos ,ble for any man 20 ignore IN,
Nv, r,r+r nr,ani,aton seems for the present essentlt
10 rs welfare and progress. While TINS ~ 40. ,.c
PRESIDENT cannot ignore hs party ne must IT,
I, aud IN n large extent. work within party ntee
a. ono time. when local managers Urged MN ~
anpoint certain man t. an important ONO" no saIn
*, gentlemen. ! cannot appoint hlm' ne uoes ho'
hcst man and will appoint him. Tbs WINS dons
IT. IreSdnn T. tho head and leader Of great I9rf.
I'm yhC~o prin cipeS he heartily believes part W.
has "A magnificent record. spanning more u,fn wv
49,, ,bn ascendancv Of that party IS dcS rable and n,
Enemies that its distinctive principles ara mor'
,luc,v IN no carried ont II tho chief offices OF th'
country are filed BY It's rcpresrntaVes ~" NM
tho rna.,cr-the President OF y kepupnc ana Ioe u"
car OF an tho RusSias or the Kaiser OF az empire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
rnNsLrRIrlNfi 4 CATHOLIC CHURCH.

The ceremonies attending the conservation OF st.
petcr's Roman Catholic Church. Grand and Van Worst
SIS Jersey city, began AT O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing The Introductory services were attended by in'
vited ciergymcn 0y, and were conducted by Bishop
W,c,r. frho ceremonies continued until I'D
O'Clock during which time the Bishop and assisting
priests went through the solemn ceremony OF con-
secrting the altar. Bishop Wggcr was assisted by
Father Cassidy. OF Georgetown, Father Bussen fatcr
spellaln and Father llarpes, the rector. After ths
conservation ceremonies. the doors wero thrown open
TO the public and high celebrated by Bishop
WIggcr. The church was beautifully decorated WIN
flags bunting. plants and flowers. This morning ths
church building viii be consecrated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03

Steele Indiana, Joshua strain; Iowa ]! j. wesiiaid'
Kansas. L. Brown: Kentucky, A. J. Ogleyle; Lnsaha'
l. j. Miller; Name a. A. Benton MayianME; c hi a.
Charles T. barnes; Nlnn.so'A, Ienstius DonneiIy
Montana. Daniel Mccall .,ebraska, ". A. MeKeignan.
Nevsda' J. A. Tinmmer New Hampshire, l. B. Porter
Sew,Jcrsey Joseph r. Buchanan; New YORK. \, orin
Matthews North Carolina, Thomas j.. Long, Mu,,.
Dakota W. r Mccullough; Ohio hughh ca's unre.
Oregon Nathan Pierce Pcan'yvana, ~. >, 4 =
Rhode Island ". a. Arnold; South Dakota r. r
Myers Tennessee, John Jellice Texas ara ii E
Virginia g. H. Person; Washington, W; r: MI, MI
west Virginia j. II. Basel Wisconsin r. H. Scnllins
WYOMING H. d. Bretensten; ALASKA, !. o. N Maiu,
fnstr,rt Of Columbia II. J. shulties; many
Territory, D. II. Lewis; Oklahoma, D y,
Docher After the announcement OF INC S0ih mis
IN RESOLUTIONS there loud calls fof Mr DaN ~,
WIN made a vigorous speech The oSmmi'.ec on
Credentials presented It's report, showing uat teo
were no contests and that there were 800 oeick"o
present The report adopted atnia npPia"so' .h.
Mr. SchillIng Of Wisconsin, called attention " va
tact that the business Of tho convention was Dl1h
because the Committee CREDENTIALS was not lonS
report and the Committee Resolution was ulre,o
70 r,stire at once and begin its labors The convehuo
became restless under the wearsome aeIaS, AZ. d'at
Threatened to adjourn. motion was anopPu ~, INA.
when the convention adjourned 1t would De ~ q.
o'clock on Monday morning. motion pItv",.iou ~
cali the roll OF states for tho naming OF menpes "a
National Committees, but several Delegates %
that the Temporary organization had no authorl.s ~
orranlze perma body that should last four ye's
Tbe motion was reconsdered and tabled ana ~ MN
post the convention adjourned Till Monoay nor'''nS
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THE TNGIyEER DEAD IN HIS CAB.

Mlddletown, N. Y, July CspeciaD -w'i'am DOT
den, mn engineer the ontario and Western was us
covered dead In his cub. under peculiar "'o""'
stances. last night lie recently had been In chnrs" Oh
m engine which noted helper for coal trains from
Hancock june ION to East Branch When near Fishs
Eddy n train which he pushing broke In t~o' ana
the head engineer signalled TO Borden to slow down.
The head brakeman sent back to see what the
trouble was. lie found Borden dead. with his head
out OF tho cab window. The fireman OF the helper
was In the second cab. and had not discovered the
condition OF the engineer. The only mark that could
be found on the dead email puncture In the
back OF the head behind the ear, which rcsemblsd
pistol shot wound. IL Is thought that his head may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
wORKINGNEy ARE FOR PROTECTION.

regular meeting Of the National WORKING mems ITO
tectIve Tariff League held last night In Room lJj
Astor House. Dr. John Creighton presided. William
s. Manning. OF Albany, delivered nm interesting al
dress
Resolutions passed indorsins the p,nnRs IN the
Republican platform on the tBrif and reciprocity ques
tons and strongly condcmning the Democratic DECLARE
ton In favor Of q tariff for revenue only The FOL
loving officers were elected for the year william .
Manning chairman and treasurer William Horst, jr
Of BROOKLYN. corresponding secretary; Edward Ray
field recording secretary; aud William = Manning
DR. John Creighton, William Horst, r.. George Holder
Hector Mcneil. George Wilson, George A. Hunter
John stransbers, John Graham, Isaac Adamsky aIic
Charles Valentine, executive committee.
A ma meeting Will bc arranged by tho executive
committee TO be held in Copper Union III about two
weeks at which only such mon as are well known ant
influential IL labor circles will make addresses upoI
protection.