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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

The city of Providence has the au.
thority to expend 100000 on a site to
be given for the new state house. The
selection of such site, the purchase of
the ground and the transfer of it to the
State involves much labor and will take
months of time. The City Council will
do well to bear these facts in mind
This is matter in which prompt action
will commend itself to all.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

The more the conservative Democrats
realize what an enormous task awaits
them in any attempt 10 revise the tariff
the less becomes the probability of anv
extra session. Even should they begin
Immediately upon the assembling Of
congress next November, half of the
year 1894 will have passed before com
plete bill could be framed. Legislation
is slow process at best and particularly
% where so many thousand points are
involved as in tariff bill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

the Herald would be personal, political
and party suicide for President Harri-
son, and would advertise to the whole
country that he, and his party, is a base
fraud and lie. Nothing more improb-
able to expect or preposterous to ask
could possibly be conceived. 1t must
pass for a joke, either of or on the
Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

WE have not observed that the citi-
zens have called any meetings to pro-
test against the apparent delay in the
terminal facilities. If the citizens who
are losing thousands of dollars every
month because of inadequate facilities
do not care enough about the DELAY 70
protest against it it certainly cannot be-
expected that the Terminal company
will unduly exert il self in their behalf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

The million dollar life insurance policy
which the Duke of Marlborough leaves
to his widow is the one example of
gratitude In the dissol lutte career of a man
whom the world recognized simply be-
cause of his title. 1t is most pitiful
thought that with such splendid oppor-
tunities before HIM this really able man
should be hereafter known only as some
ones son.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

1T may be expected that Mr.. Cleve-
Land will repudiate the promises of his
party. No one supposes that he will
fulfill them. But to repudiate his prom
ises 10 the workers will be more diff
cult, there are thousands of offices but
the seekers after them are legion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

The members of the Democratic part v
who have been elected to office are not
half so anxious to undertake their duties
as the workers who elected them wish
they were.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

Now that Altgeld has been elected gov.
ernor of Illinois on a state bank note Mat
form, will he resxse to accept wildcats in
payment for rents, as he refuses Uncle
Sans good greenbacks and demands
gold?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

1T is now definitely understood that
Mr.. Potter will not follow the course of
his opponent and stand on his own record.
This is perhaps fortunate. Otherwise
slight as he Is his fall would be abrupt
and extensive.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

The word mayor" is identical in de-
rivation and meaning TO the latin word
major meaning greater" We feel con-
strained to thus explain the definition OF
the word for fear that the citizens of
providence during the past year may
have forgotten that it had any meaning,
or might have come TO consider it simply
as nom-de-plume of some fictitious per-
sonage In the city government.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

The Rhode Island mill owners are wise
TO respond to the logic of the situation
ana raise the wages of their operatives
before 1t comes to question of the trial
OF strength between them aud their
employees.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

the above causes. Ohio came nearest TO
repndiating her Republican principles,
ana that was the time when il ever our
contemporary should have framed it's
long diatribe against protection ON wool.
Ever since that time il should have been
increasingly pointing out the cruel in
Justice OF the Mckinley tariff on wool.
But the large orders of its owners
mills and the happy homes Of the Rhode
island operatives has kept it silent.
Now, however, when with its usual
lack or foresight. il is calling for free
wool because it mistakenly believes that
the people have voted that way, it
turns to Ohio TO vindicate its theory.
But Ohio has been recovering from the
infamous gerrymander. 1t has vindica-
ted Mckinley by electing him governor
solely on the tariff issue; and lastly, in
spite OF the personal unpopularity of
Mr.. Harrison and the popularity Of Mr..
Cleveland, it has changed its congress
sion al delegation fromseven to ten Re-
publicans and from fourteen to eleven
Democrats, and with an equitable dis
tricting OF the state it would have re-
turned its old Republican majority
again.
In face of these facts the Journal
calmly observes that as Ohio has at last
abandoned its advocacy of tariff on
wool the last obstacle to free wool has
been removed. All of which leads to |
the observation that the exultation of |
the free-trade-independent organ blinds
1t to facts which even partisan Demo-
Gratis would observe. Ohio is much
more strongly in favor of wool tariff
than it was two years ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE" Miss Helyett"
KEITHs OPERA HoUsE-Hallen and Hart.
WESTMINSTER THEATRE - Fay Foster Bpr.
esque Company
LoTHRoP's MUsEUM-"The aoverness,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

The mayor is supposed to be the chief
executive officer of the municipal govern
ment, but there is nothing in Mr.. Potter,s
year of service that would tend to conf rm
that supposition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

IT seems to be "hoss and boss" at the
big show of equine beauties in New York
as to the award Of prizes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

IT would have been infinitely better for
the country in general il the Mckinley
bill had placed an exorbitant duty upon
foreign-made Groverclevelandism.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

FROM the number Of applications re-
ceived by the president-elect it appears
that his official title is. Grover, King of
the Bezonians.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

The esteemed Tammany tiger seems to
be possessed of the justly elebrated vital.
ity of the feline spieces
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

DIR. DANA's Office cat can now climb
down off the ridge pole and retire beneath
the Office stove.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

=, The New York Times wants Carl
Schurz to be senator from New York.
The last time Carl Schurz was In the
United States Senate hewas accredited
to Missouri, and he had previously been
a member OF the national House from
Ohio.-Hartford Post.
Mr.. Schurz and Calvin S. Brice both
seem to be men without State.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16
The NEWS" TURN NOW

They are to have 5000. 900 railroad
station ia st. Louis. Won't that start
up some OF our railroad folks to make
some neeoed improvements syin that line
III boston. n.-Boston Traveller.
Wish some pry could be used to start
em up here on the terminal question.
. The New York Times wants Carl
Schurz TO be senator from New York.
Ihe last time Carl Schurz was In the
United States Senate hewas accredited
TO Missouri, and he had previously been
a member OF the national House from
Ohio.-Hartford Post.
Mr.. SchurZ and Calvin S. Brice both
seem To be men without State.
1t NAV be little early in the day TO
nominate candidate for 1896, but Nc
hinley is good logical result of yester-
days election.-Chlcago Mail
Not so sure about that. Mckinley
seems to be pretty good Governor of
Ohio.
Mr. Dana's letter of congratulation TO
Grover Cleveland has not yet seen the
night OF day. Hartford Post.
Dana is in Europe, you know, and the
boys in the office ran the Sun during
the campaign. That's why they are
Laffan now.
1t is TO be remarked that Mr.. Cleveland
Is not handicapped with any civil service
declarations.-Atlant Constitution.
Well, no; it has never been supposed
that he was.
The figures are conclusive Of the fact
ha a n
TO defeat in 1892 on the issues as the peo.
pie understood them.-New York Trib- |
une.
The saving word is "as." Unfortu- |
nately the people didn't fully understand |
them.
On with the extra session. Make way
Tor the tariff smasher! This is his year
10y large majority.-New York Press.
But the extra session is not going to
be on, and perhaps the tariff won't be
beyond recognition.
The conclusion OF the whole matter is
that while there will be pauses there need
Do no encouragement as to the ultimate
Times.
That's it. But how unnecessary and
'ggravating the pause.
20 nope TO see the greatest prosperity |
II the country under Democratic reform
ma we predict for our commerce marvel.
GUS expansion and brilliant victory In
he world.-Pawtucket Tribune.
So do weall hope to "see the greatest
etc., but if Harrison had
'een elected we should not need to have
loped, we should have known that we
hould "see the greatest prosperity, ETC."
What is to the advantage of the North.
) certain to meet the opposition of the
Sun.
Quite likely to; not certain.
The star of Democracy is in the ascen-
ant and is shining brighter than ever
awtucket Tribune.
Any signs of it anywhere about Paw.
lcket
The Republicans will continue to stano
p for Rhode IslaDd.-Pawtuxet Valley :
lines. :
And Rhode Island will continue TO J
and up for the Republicans. One good ,
lrn deserves another.
One OF the first duties of an organ is To
lsist that everything your party does, 1
as done, or could do is and must he the
nbodiment OF wisdom. New Bedford !
)urnal. =
Nothing of the sort. The first dutv b
an organ is to help its party. by -
'inting out its failures and mistakes as q
ell as by loyalty supporting its policy.
----
4 MAO NANtaID
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

1t is TO be remarked that Mr.. Cleveland
Is not handicapped with any civil service
declarations.-Atlanta Constitution.
Well, no; it has never been supposed
that he was.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

One Of the first duties of an organ is to
insist that everything. your party does,
has done, or could do, is and must be the
embodiment OF wisdom.-New Bedford
Journal.
Nothing Of the sort. The first duty
OF an organ is to help its party, by
pointing out its failures and mistakes as
well as by Loyalty supporting its policy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

They are to have 5000. 900 railroad
station la st. Louis. Won't that start
up some OF our raSlroad folks to make
some needed Improvement s,in that line
In Boston. Trave Her.
Wish some pry could be used to start
'em up here on the terminal question.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

Mr. Dana's letter of congratulation b
Grover Cleveland has not yet seen tn
light of day. Hartford Post.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

1t NAV be little early in the day TO
nominate candidate for 1896, but Nc
hinley is good logical result of yester-
days election. Mail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

Dana is in Europe, you know, and tn
boys in the Office ran the Sun durin
the campaign. That's why they ar
Latfan now.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

Not so sure about that. Mckinley
seems to be pretty good Governor of
Ohio.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

The Republicans will continue to stapo
up for Rhode Island. VALLEY
Times
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

And Rhode Island will continue to
stand up for the Republicans. One good
turn deserves another.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

The conclusion OF the whole matter is
that while there will be pauses there need
be no encouragement as to the ultimate
result.-Pawtucket Times
That's it. Bnt how unnecessary and
aggravating the pause.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

On with the extra session. Make way
Tor the tariff smasher! This is his year
by large majority.-New York Press
But the extra session is not going to
be on, and perhaps the tariff won't be
smashed beyond recognition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16
BANKERS.

MILLER a VAUGHAN,s CUSTOM HOUSE ST.
Nl Dealers In all Standard Securities Interest
paid on deposits subject TO check AT siaht
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

The star Of Democracy is in the ascen
dant and is shiHing brighter than ever.
Pawtucket Tribune
Any signs of it anywhere about Paw.
tucket
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16

The figures are conclusive Of the fact
that the Republican party was destined
TO defeat in 1892 on the issues as the peo.
pie understood them.-New York Tri b.
une.
The saving word is "as." Unfortu-
nately the people didn't fully understand
them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16
$500 to $40.

The demand for long garments
just now is enormous and we are
particularly fortunate i'm being
able to offer these extraordinary
values at this time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-16
DENTISTS.

II c, SPENCER DENTAL ROOMS IS ARCADE.
IL. second floor. Painless Extracting a Spe,
cialty Tooth Brushes and Tooth Powders for sale
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
PkACCIE "a
n Baltimore, M. D.

MtodY kapian ks. Fellcyan
ozulborski w przesztym tygo-
dnlu odebrat swiecenia kapfan.
SKYE z rak Najprz. Kardynafa
Gibbons = a to z powodu
dotychczasowej nieobecnosci
Kardynala. W niedzleie, %
Sierpnla, odprawlt pr1micye W
kosclele Najswietszei Fanny
Maryi R62ahcowej / ]u1 jest
przez kardYnata mianowany
proboszczem PREY tym koscle-
lie ina Eastern ave.)
Ma farmach W Hartford
Candy W blezacYm roku liche
urodzale, owocu Jest bardzo
llcho a pomidory So miejsca-
mi tylko ma gornYch gruntach,
gdzle zas grunt niski, cd
czestych deszczow pogniiy.
Owoce, ktore So marynowane
W sfojkach blaszanycn, beda
drozsze W latosim roku, MI
kiedykolwiek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

Rezolucye tow sw. wcjciecha z
Chicago, ~dotyczace adminlstracyi,
usuwania z urZedu i t.. d. kiika innych
re .olucyi Juz przedlozonych odrzu-
como.
Rezolucys tow. Kordecklego z
Chicago, ably przyszly sejm odbyl sic
W Chicago, odrzucono jake niepo:
trzehn4.
KS. Kroll podni6sl mysl domu
emi%gracyinego, tlomaczac pc.rzeb2
toKowego i zsdajac cd ~Zjednoczenia.
ably pospieszy}o jakas pomoce
tax szlachetnej potrzebnei
instytucyi, ably takowa corocznie
ma ten eel kasy Zjednoczenia
~wptywasa. Del Mucha z Chicago
robi wnlosek, ably ZJednoczonle
p1aclio $500. rocznie ma dom
emigracyiny. Del Klarkowl radzi,
ably W tel sprawle po}aczyt sic
re Zwiazklem i wsp6Inle dziafaG /
za]ac sic domem emigracyjnym.
Del. Jan Czerwinski popart VINO
SEX del. Muchy, aby dano ma ten
eel $500. Del Klarkowski radzl
dac $500. Pan Mamma powiads, II
trudnc CO w7iac ztad, gdzie nc
ME ma, twierdzac, re pieniedzy W
kasie ma zbyt ME ma, gdyz
takowe petrzebne ma kslazki
konstytucye / t. D. Przeprowadzo-
no j uchwalono IA dom emlgra
cyiny $500 c%orocznei zapomogl.
Poczem seim odrocono do Piatku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
Sejm W ManlStee.
Drugie ~pOsiedzeniee

Manlstee, Srodo, "a Slerpnla.
Dzisiaj rano o godzinie
S.35 zostaio odprawione So
lenne nabozehstwo w tutej-
Sym kosciele przez ks. bisku-
pa Richter w asystencyi vie.
lebnych ksiezy. Pc mszy
sw. ks. Barzyhski wypowle-
dial piekne kazanie ma temat
,,Zawsze Z Bogiem nalezy
zaczynat wszelkie sprawy''.
0 godzinie 1o.45 zebrali sic
delegaci do sail seimowe],ks.
Kozlowski przedstawii Zgro.
madzeniu ks. Biskupa, kt6ry
byl }askaw sejm swa ODE
cnoscia zaszczycic. KS. Biskup
witajac delegat6w p%rzemcwil
pare slow pochlebnych ola
Zjednoczenia jake i%nstytucyi
katolickiej spieszacej z 2omo-
ca swym braciom W razie
choroby lub smierci. Zacheca}
dalej do wytrwania W sw.
naszej wierze katolickiej, vie.
RE naszych ojc6w, ably ME
dac sic odstraszac Cd
Kosciola ludziom temu ME
przylaznym. Cieszyl sic VIE
lebny mowca, il Polacy So
najs!lnlejszym flarem koscio}a,
a jake tacy So tez dobrymi
obywatelomi wolnej tel ziemi.
Dostojnik koscio|a udzielil
~Zgromadzeniu bsogoslawien.
silva.
w odpowiedzi powstai
dotychczasowy prezydeAt
ZJednoczenla P. hloiDassa l
objasniajac w krotIllch
slowach zasady instytucyi,
podziekowal "a blogos}awiei-
stwo, zareczajac, IL zgroma.
dzeni i CT, ktorych ci
reprezentula. potratla w
zupelnosci z takowego
skorzystac ma takowe
zasiuguja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

u%czczenie bytnosci de. 'egata i ma
udowodnienle, re Polac, d;
chcs 's6 reka " reke, p zyseap'c
natychmiast do zafozenia pclA 'klego
szpltalu schronlska. Obyv. stel
Makowski oflarowat zaraz ma t. m
eel 500. Poruczono vice korar-
tetowl zfozone1nu z obecnych
prezesdw rozmaitych towarzystw,
azeby za]eli sic to sprawl. zawez-
wall rozmalte korporacye kosclel.
ne do wspd}dzlaianla i rozpatrzyll
s,e, czyby sic ME daio polaczyc
ola doplecla tego szlachetnego
celu z lstniejacym juz komitetem
dobroczynnosci Polek. Trzykrot-
nym okrzykiem zesG ma cdelega-
ia %zamknieto posledzenle.
w niedzlele urzadzono ola
szanownego goscla ~wycieczke do.
Nlagara-Falls, W kt6rej wziell
udzlaf liczni Polacy. Wsr6d po-
waznych serdecznych rozmow
po}aczo nych lodziwianlem
pleknego z9awiska p%rzYrody, zeszedl
predko ca}y dzien.
Reszte swego pobytu W
Buffalo uzyf dr.. d. ma rozpoznanie
SIG z tutejszymi kap}anami, redak.
toraml pism, ktorzy chetnle pos
pleszyli mu z pomoca jego
mlsyl udzielaJac infoymacyi, | ma
studywanlu stosunk6w tuteJszej
Polonil.
We srode W po}udn,e odje-
cha} DIR. Dunlkowski do Detroit
zegnany serdecznle IA dworcu
przez komitet, kt5ry tax samo jak
tutejsza Polonia umia1 ocenlc
doniosiosc mlsyi Szanownego
Delegate.
CKuruer " 4 b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
ZAPISUIOIE sOBIE WIARUsA,
Przyjecie delegate z kra.
u w Buffalo.

Or. Dunlkowskl przyby@ do
Buffalo W platek Is b. N. O go
Dime Sci rano. Ma dworcu ocze.-
kiwaf dostoincgo goscla komitet
zSozony z PIP. M. J. Sadowsklego
j redaktora Dewojny jake repre-
%zentant6w grup Zw1azku narodo-
wego, W}ad. Weso4owsk1ego jake
c~eprezentanta Tow. przemystowc6w
Romano Corbrana l NIECE Makow.
sklego z Tow. Czytelni polskiej,
wreszcie %Jedrowlaka Paula jake
Representative Tow. Rzemleslnl-
kow %polskich. Pc s~erdecznem
przywitaniu wsp6inem sniadaniu,
odwi6zl komitet swego goscla ma
Broadway, gdzle " domu OBJ.
Jana Nowaka przygotowano ola
nlego elegancko ume blowane po-
koje. Prey wsp5lnej uczcie. jako-
tez " ciagu dina jawlli sic u dele
gaia najpowaznlejsi cz1onkowle
tutejszej kolonii polskieJ. kt6rzy
udziellll mu dat i wyjasnlen.
W sobole wlecz6r odbyf sic
W ,,koscluszko Hailp wlelki NEE
ting pod przewodnictwem OBJ.
Corbana PREY na1zwyczajnym
wspofudzlale tute]szej Polonii, tax
re wielu ola braku mlejsca mus1a-
10 STAG pod drzwiaml. Pierwszy
przemowlf ob. Salowski wita]ac
goscia ,mleniem Polak6w zamlesz-
ka4Vch W Buffalo, 20 MN zabraf
CLOS or. Dunikowskl, kt6ry w
dfuzszel movie przyjetej z zapa1em
| burzq oklaskow wytuszczy} Gel
swego przybycla. N~astepnic prze-
mawlall obyw.: Makowski, hIaler-
novice, Szla&klewicz. L1powloz.
R~abc2yhski wlelu lnnych
Wszysthlo mo~y byty n~atchnione
gorac2 m.fo$cl2 ojczyznY, pragnie-
MEM zgody i ~wsp6lnego brater-
sklego d~zlalanla ola sprawy
narodowej.
Jaki wlelkl zapat ogarnaf
zgromadzenio dowodzi wniosek
obyw. Malernowlcza, ably m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
II Bay City, Mich.

Ma nablizszem posiedzeniu
Zwiazku robotnikow polskich W
Bay City, Mich, W hall p.
AndrzeJewskiego, W niedziele, "a
Wrzesnia, 0 godzinie pol do s
wieczorem, bedzie odczyt o spra-
wach robotniczych W Stanie
Michigan, ktory %opracuje i
wypowle OBJ. ". V. Przyby-
szewski.
Rodacy! Wiadomo, re wszy-
stko co jest dobre, samo sic
chwali. TAX jest i z naszemi
prawami. Sa prawa ola robotnlka,
ktore sa chwaiy godne, ale So i
prawa robotnikoWi wrecz przeclw-
ne. Chodzi vice 0 to. ably
poznac jedne i drugie i umiec
o%drozniac dobre Cd zfych,
z%wfaszcza PREY rsdchodsacych
w%ybora:h, ma kt6rych beda
obierani reprezcntanci do Legista-
fury, t. 'udzle majacy stanowac
prawa.
Ola tego ~zqpraszam wszy-
stkich dobrze myslacych rodakow
z Bay City ma to posiedzenie.
Me chodzi nan bynajmnieJ 0
poWlekszenle naszej organizacYi;;
chodzi nam tylko o zaznajomienie
naszych rodak6w, nalezacych 20
wiekszej cze5ci do kIasy rohoczej,
z obecnem po%fozeniem i daEnoscla-
MI robotnik6w W tym krajn.
4 upowaznienja
Zwiazku robotnik6w pc lskich
Inn Scb2 H. snkrntarz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

Sekretarz z kolei rzeczy ma
wezwanie prezesa sejmu
odczyta} sprawozdanie 7
posiedzenia wczora]szego,
kt6re lednog}osn'e przyjeto.
Komitet wybrany do rewizyi
ksiazek wezwany do zdania
sprawozdania. zezna},iz ksiazki
znaleziono w porzadku, ktore
tel sprawozdanle przyie
to.
Zamianowano komitet
p~rzyimowania i przedstawiania
rezolucyi: F. Wlekljnsk', Ks.
Knoll, Is. Czerwihski, ks.
S7ukalskl. j. Straszyliskl, St.
Szymura i A. Rogman.
Poczem posiedzenie odroczono
do godziny trzeciel 20 pc.
ludnlu.