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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-03
WHAT A LITTLE WILL DO.
A Few Suggestions as to the Great Effects of
Little Things

A little care will save you much annoyance.
A little neglect of some simple duty may lead
to a disaster which would impair your life
A little kindness 10 q fellow creature may
cause you little effort and may result in untold
good.
little attention to the right thing at the
right time may result in great things to you at
the proper time
little chill may seem trifing, but it may be
the first symptom OF pneumonia. possibly of
death.
little prompt attention when you first feel
chilly, is by all means the thing you should do.
and do at once.
little pure medicinal stimulant taken
promptly viii drive away the chill, restore the
circulation and warm the blood.
A little reflection viii show you that only a
pure medicinal stimuant viii answer and that
there Is but one, which is Dufy's Pure Malt
" hlskey.
A little hrmness when the druggist or grocer
tries 10 sell you some so-ca led Thiskey which
has no merit will save you much annoyance
and perhaps preserve your health
litric constant use of this pure medicinal
stimulant will tend TO help your health and
keep you in condition TO resist the sudden
changes Of the season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-03
Knights of Prthias.

Calsn the lodge, on Monday night, had a
very hGe meeting. One brother was
raised 10 the rank of knight Calanthe
lodge is making good progress and is now
in better condition than ever before, much
to the delight of not only the members but
of every Knight of PythiaS in the city.
The following officers were elected at the
meeting on Monday and they will without
doubt, by their energy and faithfulness,
gGide the lodge along a prosperous
course; p. c., c. H. Martin; G. G.. N.
W. Sonnedecker; Y. G.. L. 3: McNair;
prelate. DIR. y. WorthiDgton; M. at A, A.
J. Branom: II. of E.. ". g. Holland; M.
of E., w. &. Morton; K. OF R. and 3, w.
M. Risley; trustees, L. H. Farnworth and
Isaac Huse.
Myrtle lodge met on Thursday evening
and elected officers as follows: P. c.,
Samuel Zeigler; C. c., c. q. Marsh; Y. c.,
w. H. Young; prelate. J. L. Haskell; NJ.
al A., A. L. Bray; M. of F., @. E. Ford;
NJ. Of E., n. p. Gray; K. of r. and S.. a.
". Bassett; trustee John Horlick. One
application for mem bership was received
and pleasant time was passed. Brother
J. II. Cole g member OF this lodge. who is
leaving the city for q time for the benefit
OF his health, was present and said fare
well TO the lodge Brother Meakin made
a few very feeling and appropriate re-
marks. The power Of the mystic tie which
binds the members together was well
exemplitied in the deep regret which was
shown by all st parting.
Rocky Mountain lodge had largely at
tended meeting on Friday evening and
general good time was had Work viii be
done in the first and second ranks at the
next meeting on Thursday evening
Ivy Temple PythiRn Sisters met on
Thursday afternoon in the X. of p. hall.
There was no degree work but a very
lively and interesting session was en-
ioyed.
Last evening the Uniform Rank held
business meeting. The chief question dis
cnssed was The giving Of a grand military
ball along towards the end of Decembe
A committee was appointed to make the
necessary arrangements.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-03
Caledoninu Cluh.

Next Tuesday the club will meet for bus
mess purposes ana for the election Of off,
GERS.
cial assistance 10 q number of needy aud
deserving applicants
The committee are hard at work prepar-
Ing the programme fof the grand social to
be held December Goth. A fine entertain
ment win be given TO which all the men,
bere and their friends will be made vel
oorra
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-03
ANTE-ROOM ECHOES.
A Busy Week in FraternaI Soci-
ETY. Circles.
Masonic Disqualification of Officers in the L
@. Q. f. and K. of P. 0rders--W Work in
Other Societies.

The week just closing has been a fairly
active one amongst all the secret societies
The regular routine business was in all
cases done and goodiy number Of new
members have been admitted to the mystic
rites. The Odd Fellows and Knights OF
Pyihias have been occupied with the cleo
ton Of lodge officers, and next week the
Masons viii nominate aud elect their Of
hcers for the coming year. The other
orders have had very good week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-03
WHAT STRONGER PROOF

Is needed Of the merit Of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla than the hundreds of letters continu-
ally coming in, telling of marvellous cures
it has effected after all other remedies had
failedl Truly, Hoods Sarsapsrila pos
Eesses peculiar curative power unknown to
other medicines.
HOOPS PILLS cure Constipation by re-
storing the peristaltic action of the alimen-
tnry canal. They are the best family cathar-
tic. 1871
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-03

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-03
RorAL CRrsrAL SALT is absolutely pure.
DELICIOUS COLD BEyEgAGEs.

The decoctions sold &c the thirsty and
warm al the Occidental are delicious, pure
and superior. First-class wines, LIQUORS.
beers. ales and cigars. Family supplies a
speciality. AUER & MuRPHY,
PFoprietore
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

D b d zieh. Spalify
sie9tu Chevy kupca Szyl prey
rynku, pelne wegli i drzewa.
Mimo, IL z powodu niegodnego
do7scla ME wiele ratowac byto
MONA, ME zaje}o SIG szczesciem
zadne z zabudowan sasiedzkich,
gdzie lezaiY beczki z petrolejem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
pe|sgAA:aa pod AeskaEen.

z w arszawy plsza do
,,Dziennika Polskiego"; ,,Mysla tn
znowu O ~uroczystosci 900 letniego
iublleuszu zaprowadzenla prawo
s}awia ia Wotynlu, w t. NV, przez
Rosyan ,,Cho}msnczyznie" L.. W
daAeyi. Ja!ds ,Wo}yniec" wypall}
jN W ,,Wassz. Dniewn." odezwe
W ktorei powiada, Re ten jubileusz
prawostawla M Wo{ynia, uroczys-
@ej obshadzeay. no i ma sig no
zuznied, alsare j@ Wars.
Dmewn." o tea p,sze, to bedzle,
DO kt6z zresssa przeszfcodzic no
ze uzzadzeniu i odegrarlu taklej
prowos{awnei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ME u
leganajmnielsse. watpliwesei, lem,
nlter spraw wewnetrznych, Durno
wo, ustapi, ale ME wiadomo ]esz-
cze, kto jego miejsce zajmie, 20
m1mo, ze car W piervszej chwill
ME przyja} dymisyl ministra skar-
bow Wyszn1egradz%lego- dni Jed
max tego pana %policzone, DO cal
ola togo tYlko ma razle dymlsyi
ME przyia}, re musl SIG nara.
dz1G, kogo zrobi6 ministrem skar-
bu. Mowia take O dym1syl Pob'c-
~dcnoscewa. Gdyby to cstatnia pc
gfoska sprawdziia sie-wtedy MOI
nabY uwlerzyc, re Rad wstepuje
ma lima droge, ale jak ma dis, to
TAXA pog'oska Jest, zdaJe SIG, tyl-
ko poboznem zyczenlem tego
uczciwegc stronlctwa W wyzszych
sferach petersburskich, kt6rego gfos
ME jestmiarodawczy, a kt6re W VIE
lu bardzo sprawach, ME chcac sic
naraz16, mllczec mus, i ma czescie]
milczy. w kazdym razle widocz-
nyn Jest Cd pewnego czasu jakls
niezwyk}y ruch W ko1ach rz4do-
wych i zmiany nlezawodnie nast2-
pia.'F
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
WIECZOR CZWARTY.

We wsi cale] o niczem te-
raz pie opowiadauo soole: )eno
0 historyach, ktore pan dzae-
die z Potopu czytai. To2 gdy
niedziela nadeszfa, lzba dwor-
ma ludu l pomiescit ME mog-
Ia. Pan dzledzic rozpoczaf
rzecz tax:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

10 sic, &c go szabIa dos1egnie i
tenn wo]ne szwedzxa zakonczy
= gdy tymczasem koh pod
panem Kowalsklm potknal sic
i wraz z jezdzcem ma z'em'e
runa}. Krol, co sit W koniu,
umykaf dalej-i umknat do
swolch, ktorzy stall W Kline
n.ledzy Sanem a Vista. TAX
wojpa szwedzka daleI j~eszcze
trwata l w1ele, bardzo leszcze
wlele krwl z }ednsl j dru-
gle) strony sic potato.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

II BIN. sad }awniczy wyrok osta-
tecsny, wed}ug kt6rego oskarzenl
zostaii uw6lnieni cd kosztow,
kt6re zap}aci kasa psnstwowa.
Zabrze-go2. miesiaca W no.
cy zosta} pr,ejechany pomocn,czy
zwrotnlk Edward Pannek, majacy
dopiero % lat. Sm,erd nastap1}a
prawie natvchmlast. Lokomotywa
p%rzeiecha}a mu przez obie rogi i
prawa reke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
kowaiy sic W porzadku, ]ak
by ju4 silly do bitwy.
(Dokohczenie nastapi.)
zAP1sUJCIE sOBIE wIARUsAs
SZLASK.
4 orY Deputowam

Zory Deputowami mrasta
obrani zostali ponownie W TREE
GIN oddziale: PIP. Quack, Igler i
p. S'echoi; W drug1m: j. G6rnik
i Hamphl, W ~pierwszym: schal.
COIN, Biumenreich,-W czwar
tex zesz}ego tygodn,a wr6clf
SIG W Wygodzie w6z z weg!ami,
ma ktorym jecha}o k,iku podp,-
tych ludzi. Jeden z Mich przytem
spadf tax nieszozesliwie, il wszys-
tkie wegle sic ma niego wysypa}y,
Ponlewaz CT drudzy, W pi janym
stanle bedac, wcale sic ME spie-
szyll z ratowanlem, wlec zanim
go zdofano z pod wegll wydostae,
Juz nleayf. znowu
VODKA przekletatemu wlnna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
Jeszoze Ra ostatek
Powrozem dostata.

HejAe ]eno siedmiEoaa
Jest tam Jeszcze osma donna,
A dziewiata ma %k;ermas,e,
A dz's.iaSa woiki paste.
JedYn"sta krowy d"i,
A dvunasta przy nieistoi,
A trzynast. izbe miee,o.
a czternasta wnrlooz plccie,
Jeszezs By sic jedna zeszfa
Zeby "a nina husy %nies}a.
Cser wenr czapeczka
Z,elcay %surducik,
| Koohsj msmo tate,
| Zehv nam ME uci, k}.
Radz zdrown dzlcwczyno,
Bo luz 2 karczmy lde:
Stracilem SO rozkosz.
Kuplfem Sc biode.
Op1'em sic Opt,
Bede baby topif,
Utop,e j swojo,
Bo sic joy nie boje.
Heiae ieno, hej4e Z MIA
q ta d., wczyna r%ozkoszna,
Cieniusicnka, gdyby ME,
Trssba sie Il MIA o&snid,
| A ccsuaia sokole,
Trosxk7 mniei~xe, jak wole,
A nossozek angia.ki,
Jak kukielka "a czeski.
Poszfa Oh ia poszfa
za takiego osfA,
Cseaaf CT mnie batNm,
Zebym p, edzej roaiu.
Pos-fs ci ia poszta
Ia taklego lena,
Czssaf ei mnle kijAm
Mic ssukaf grzebienia.
A piqknam ia piqkna
[ pieknle ubrana,
Jeno IA gebusl
Troche podzlubapa.
Snswcsyka, ~szewczyku,
siaw"y rzamie$lniku,
Zrobze mi buclki
zwotswego ryku.
ia ci zrobie buty
Zryhu wofowego,
Ty mi uprzadz dratew
Il dss.cau drobniutkisgo.
~Szewozyku, szewczyku.
Bytbys dobrym majstrem,
Bys szyf buty dratwa,
A ME lepit klajstrem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
PEAN JAXDY
NASZYCH KOLE.

~ NJ VIA 1AOAH.
Chicago, Milw. S. Paul
w stront b o du- Odchodzl.
chicago expr., codzieh $50 pm.
Chicago expr., 11,17 am,
Chicago expires 10. b6 am,
Poci9g pocztowY codaief $50 pm.
W strone saohodu OdcAodz.
Chicago EXPIRES. oedzled 4.e9 am
Chicago expr.. codxied 0.S4 am
Chicago expr. 7.s5 Pm.
Pociag pocztowy u.u am.
Wabasha Division.
P~rZesadanie do Zumbrotv 11.61 ain.
Chippewa Valley DIVISION.
Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pociag pasazerski II sd am.
Przesladanle do Menomeaee ll.5l am.
Green Bay-Winona & 8. p.
?rzybywa Odchodzi
Pociag rasazerski AIS pc ob.-9.20 rano
Pocisg frachtowy 7.30 wiecz.-6e5 rano
Chicago & Northwestern.
ku achodo W i.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pasazerski 9.55 rano 1910 ranO
9.05 wiecz. $40 wiecz.
kaczacyg Rochester $50 pc poludn.
F~rachtowy 100 a n
p,,,io,,L; 1n To Crosoo Q 0E M ,olud,
Ku C O i.
f'rzybywa Odchedzi
Pasazerski $40 rano 600 wiocz.
S.55 wiecz 8. 10 wiecz.
Kaczacy z Rochester 1910 rano
Fraight accommod. 80 wiec7
Pasazerski do L, Crosse $40 pc poludr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

Pszczyna a. w zesztym ty-
godniu powiesi} sic gospodarz
Pawe1 Maddox Wielkie] Wlsty
W oborze goscinnego Strzody W
Porembie. Kr6tko przedtem roz-
nym osobom opowiada1 jeszcze, re
sic powies,G zamysla. Kto tax
postepuje, to iuz Boga W sercu ME
ma, a odbiesze to, ma co soEle
zas}uzyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
.APTsUJCIE SOBIB WIARUSAl
Dzikle kWlaty.
y ekolicy Krzeszowic.
sbior6o Stetana Zeleshaego.
(Dokohczcnie.)

(DOkOHCZcHlc.|
Pojalca mnio, szanu? re mnic,
Woz kotyski, ko'ysz 10 mnie,
JcSli nc masa kolebecziki
Idz dc Lass, wystr6& niecki.
Chtopcy Inty,
Suwarcswano butY,
mak przyjdzio zina,
CDcaslka ME ma.
Sxia Marysia przez las
| tak 10 m6wiia;
P6jdq 20 Stosinka,
Me bGde robila,
Psszia IN StasinIsa
! robid mu@aia,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

- w Sobote srall}a sic sto-
do}a gosclnnej s. W Starem Zabrzu,
a wraz z MIA nagromadsone tamze
znaczne zapasy sianai Stony.
Ogicn bv} niezawodnie p%odfozony,
gdyz " dwoch dniach ostatnich
mkt Mkt W stodoie ME byf.
Z powiatu Tarnowlckiego.
emma katoIicka W Rvbnje otrzy-
mala W podarunkn cd cesarza 7
tysiecy marek ma wystawienie po-
trxebnych zabudowah probosz-
czowskich.
Siewkowlce [przy Strzelcach)
odby} sig pred paru
dniami termin W sprawie dro.
gi. O~skarzonYch by@o SO os6b, kto-
rym policya na}ozy{a pc 3 m. ka-
nv "a kazdy raz. gdy kto drogq
szed}. Byli miedsy mimi tacy, co
i 6 razy ponosic mieh. z owych
kar by4sby powsta2A wielka suma
pienledzy. Oskarzeni odwofali sic
do wyzssej w}adzy 10 bm. costa
Ii W terminie przed sadem uwol-
nleni.
z paraf1i B III c k ei.
W Grabczoku obchodzili mai
zonkowie Dtugoszowie z1ote wese
le. Przy tel okazyi amtowy
wreczyi i'm Cd Mali. Cesarza poda
runek, sk}adajacy sic 2 80 mrk.
Mech I'm Pan Bog ~ieszcze d}uglch
Lat uzyczy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

CrWatd l WlSae, OarQZO JesHCZe
wlele krwl z }ednsl j dru-
gle) strony sic potato.
WIECZOR
We wsi ca1e] o niczem te-
raz ME opowiadauo soole: ]eno
0 historyach, ktore pan dze-
die z Potopu czyta1. To2 gdy
niedziela nadeszfa, lzba dwor-
ma ludu l pomiescit ME mog-
Ia. Pan dzledzic rozpoczaf
rZecz tax:
Stefan Czarnlecki - jak
u4 wsponniafem VAN moi
kochani " zeszfY p1atek-byt
so-Hddz-nnd wodze przes1aw
ny. Sam kroi dla zasfug ME"
pomiernych VODKA, ceni' go
bardzo | zawsze naitrudnie,sze
wyprawy %wojenne jemu powie-
rial. Stefan Czarnleckl ME
czekaf zreszta navel ma roz.
kay gdzie tylko mogl, bill
nieprzyjaciela, a ME pytaf, o
to, CIV go "a TO kto pochwali,
czy nie-on ]edno miaf tylko
zawsze ma sercu: bezpseczeh-
stwo , slave Ojczyzny. VIE.
dzieli o tenn wszyscy, jaklm to
rycerzem dobrym synem
Polski lest pan Czarnieckn, a
naileplej o ten wiedzleli a
mi wlesniacy, oni tel kochali
l wielb,li tego 2elaznego ryce-
RIA Jake swego prawdziwego
o]ca. Warto wiedzle6, il kie-
dy Szwedzl zamkneli sic W
KLINE pomledzy Sanem a
Wisia i tylko z zajetego Sau-
domierzs miell dowoz zywnos.
cl-Stefsn Caarniecki, majac
prey soble wtoscian ]ako PEE
chote, odebrat Sandomierz
Szwedom, czem wlelka i'm
kleske zadal, DO odtat Szwe-
dzi ME mogll jak dotad, zy-
wnosci re Sandomlerza otrzY.
mywaG Ia wojskiem pana
Czarnieckiego postepowali
zwykle kups wfoSclanie 4 r6z-
nych wsi mow,ac:
-Nasz pan Czarnleckl tn,
to l my z nlm. Moze mu do
czego sic przydaa4Y, tai to
nasz o]ciec, 8 kt6z mas, ]ak
ME on cd 5zweda, Turka, Ia
tara, Moskala zabezpleczy =
to o]ciec i pan nasz! Chodzmy
ga MIN lasami clcho, to Szwe,
da PREY MIN aobrze nagrzmo-
eimY4In ieraz kupa TAXA W
czas1e na}wie'7sze] bitwy pray
bywaEa z lasu, ktonifa sic
pred panem Czarnieckim i
dalej ma n,eprnyjac!ela uderza,
la, . czsm ktory m0gl.
Takim' to wlernYml SWAMI
Ojczyzry ~naszei byli wfoscia-
ME polscy i ruscy! Ale czas
nam, m6wit pan dziedzic,
wraca6 do dalszego opowlada-
MIA o tenn, co sic dalej dzia1o
re Sweden gdy z Rudnika
ami zvwa dusza z oddzlafu
ich ME wyss]a. Krol szwedzki
uciekt-)ak sic powiedzia1o-
do swoich j zamknaf. sic W
.niedostepnem m1elscu, pom1e-
.dzy Vista Sanern sando.
ssaiara by1 W reku sawed6w,
4 nkSd tez 1yWnose otczymall.
Czarniecki odebraf szwedom
gandomierz i da'ej dokucza6
i'm ME przestat. Szwedzi po-
czeli cierpiec gl6d | luz konle
w obozie swoim ma 2vwnos6
gab,jali. Maggie poczelo sic
szczescie ma ich strone chyliG.
Otto ze Szwecyl, Niemiec
move i'm poslfki clagneiy. La
da dzieh Saved sic bardzo
wlelkie] i moanej pomocy spo-
dziewaf. Pen C2arnlec%i, gdy
sic 0 tenn dowledzial zebraf
swole wo)sko postanowli
roZhiG re o0mOc, ktGra SZwe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
PRICES QUOTED ON APPLICANT,

NOVA POLSKA FABRYKA
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WAUSAU, WIS
Opasrzoaa Jest W na1iepsze
gatunh oygar, "a hdre g%warantu-
je. Ceny umlapkewane
pc 20 dol. tyssao.
pc "a del. tysiae,
pc Is
30 80 tEsiao.
Cygsra 10 osntowe moanR
dosta5 u mnie Pc 40 dol. pc 30
dol, i pc 60 dol. tysiaa. So to
najwonniejsze oygsza, 2 najlepszej
tabaki
Mo- adres:
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416 Park Str.
WAUSAU. WIS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

dz,a1ek pejeohd gaspodarz f. do
Opola ma jax1aank, zostaw1wszy
troje drobnyoh dzieei W domu pod
op1eKa o'eta. Ktedy ia na ehwlle
wysz}a, dmeca wyszfy do obory, a
]edno z nlch zapall}o zapa}ks. Po-
niewaz zapaEka zacze}a 1e parzvc,
przeto r%zuci}oSja ma zlemle, a tam
by1a SOMA, kt6ra sic naturalnle
zaraz zaje1a. Budynek wprawdzIe
ME ~zgorza}, ale dwie krowy W
dymie sig udus1}y.
wice. IONA
pos;edzlciela z1emskiego p. Lazar
spad}a 7 poddasza, gdzie wesz4a
po siano, z1ama}a soble obydwle
rece.
Zory. Ciezka dola naw1e.
dzl]a rodzire pewnego parobka
dworskiego W Carr nowicach,
ktory bedac zupeinie zdrowym,
umarf magic smlercla, podczas,
gdy iona jego i troje dziecl leza
ciezko ehore. - Podofcer Scholc
pad4 W zesz}a sobote z Aoniem i
siamak W dw6ch miejscaoh noge.
Raeib6rz. Ciekawyi dfugi
process zostaf nareszcie przez tu-
teissy sad 9awniczy za1atw1ony.
W Styczn1u przesz}ego roku wy
wioz@o kilku ohaIupnlkdw i robot
nik6w 2 pobllskiej P1oni sadza-
week pokilka wozow lodu, Pon1e-
waz prawo u&ywania lodu z tych-
re sadzawek przyznane zostalo
przez wydzierawienie re strony
miasta Raciborza, do kt6rego
Pionia nalezy posledziclelowl bro
waru W., wiec ten ostatni zrobl}
wnlosek o ukaranie owych chaiup.
nik6w l ro5otnIk6w. CT jednai
zrobili przeclw tenn protest, z
tenn uzasadnien1em, re mieszkah.
cy P}oni juz cd so lat wode i ldd
2 sadzawek, o kt6re tn hodzi
biorq. SpraNa ia, kt6ra ME les;
waznicszego znaczenla dla nasze
go miasta, jak dla Ploni, zajmo-
wala dwie mstancye i W obyd-
w6ch razach wypadia M korzysC
mies2kahcdw Plonl, Sad apelaoyj
ny l2by cywilnoj orzekf, ac miesz-
kaioy wsi majq prawo sadza-
wak mieiskleh bra6 l6d ! wode,
20 tahiasa eIgeaEsaia wydat dnif
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
z a d g a nj c y

4 d gra nj Il po'
wodu falszywego nastawienia
zwrotnicy zderzyf sig " Sosnowi-
each pociag osobowy z pociagiem
towarowYm. Skutki by}y straszne.
Kilka wagon6w pociagu TOWARD
wego zai2} ogien, przyczem wv
wagonie pakunkowY1n dwoch u
rzednik6w pablo pastwa p}omieni.
Dw6ch podr6znych jeden ha-
mownik Cbremser] zosta}o ma
mie]scu zabitsoh, wielu innyoh
mnlej lub wleoej poranionych.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-24

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST "a. 1892.
STATE Bankg-rhe Chicago PLANK.

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says;
sThc Democratic staie-bank wildcat money
plank in their platform is loose at both ends,
tnd the leaders would DO glad Of chance %
seave it OUT
The Democrats are not troubled much
because the Chicago Convention declared
for State banks. IL indeed 1t did so. IL
was declaration which the people had
not authorized to be made. However
there are good many Democrats who are
not at al disgruntled because of that
declaration.
Certainly II would DO better TO divorce
the banks from the government. State and
national. il IT could be done. But the
Democrats Of whom our Cincinnati
contemporary speaks have been too
easily alarmed. There Is no doubt
that the present admirable system of
banking, or rather of providing the
people with q good, sound currency,
commends itself 70 the support OF all
thinking men. and is too good to be
thrown away in the mere hope of getting
q better one. Let us get better system
first and then dismiss the present system
itself worthy OF the praise which has been
bestowed.upon 1t. At any rate, there IS no
democratic State-ban wildcat money"
in the Chicago platform. Not even the
silver plank Is Objectionable. At any rate,
IL ought not to be, even TO the most
prejudiced monornetallist. What our
Cincinnati contemporary speaks of In
quoted Is tho declaration 10 favor OF
the repeal Of the national tax on the notes
OF State banks used as currency by ma
tioual banks. This tax was levied IN the
interest of the national banking system.
and was intended to assist the Federal
Government indirectly. But 1t is tax
which has served 10 drive out of the chan
nels of money oil the wildcat currency
which before the levying of that tax was
20 be found wherever You did not need 1t
nor want it. and was q constant source of
trouble to all persons having anything to
do With banks aud bankers,
We say, as we have often said before,
that the ideal banking system would have
no direct connection with the national
government, nor with the government of
any State, Banking is one thing; carry
ing on the government is another thing.
But as at present ADVISED. We know Of no
other banking-sy stem as good as the one
which our national government ac-
cidentally stumbled upon some twenty
five years ago, and which has raised our
currency from the deplorable wildcat
condition IN which II was at that time to
the highest place amongst the eurrencies
Of the world.
Our Cincinnati contemporary may rest
assured that as the Democrats absolutely
and positively refused to divide upon the
silver question. but laid down at Chicago q
silver plank upon which any good Demo
crat may stand, so they will absolutely and
positively refuse to divide on the currency
question. But we repeat that the Chicago
convention went further than the people
had authorized that body to go when 1t
declared in favor of what the Commercial
Gazette speaks of so contemptuously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-24
whas Saw the sub. Alliances?


The people await with some interest TO
hear what the sub-Allianees have TO say
regarding the action Of the State Alliance
Ia placing them on the 81. Louis plat
form. While the State body was in session
here and Third-payty leaders wee doing
ell they could TO capture u. both by quot
work and by holding public meet
ings, the masses of tho Alliance
tho conservative members--were at
homo doing their own thinking. 1t
Is hardly likely that tho majority OF tho
latter relish the summary manner IN which
they have been made TO endorse by proxy
the Sc. Louis declaration, but 1t will not
be unfair 10 tho sub-AIliances 20 assume
that they do endorse that remarkable
illumination unless they come out and OPP
pose It. They owe II to themselves and to
the general public to speak out on this
matter in order that they may not be mis-
judged. Our own opinion is that those
who have undertaken TO deliver the
Alliance pen over 70 the Third party
have contract on hand they Will
fall far short of fulfilling. We have
too high an opinion Of tho common sense,
patriotism, and independence OF tho
average Alliance man TO suppose that no
would endorse the st. LOUIS platform after
reading it, or allow himself to DO led by
the nose into movement that initiates as
much against his interest as against that Oh
any other class.