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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
Kilka show o obec-
nych s%tosunkach sp0-
1ecznych.

q Cho6 jest pewnem, re
ludzie pc ~wszystkie easy
skar2yli sic i cierpieli, to ME
miejsza jest prawda. re nlgdy
ieszcze ogolue n'ezadowolenle
z losu ME byio tax po"szech'
mem i ME objawiafo sic w
kszta1tach tax razacych, jak
20 DIS dzien. Nlgdy tel ME
wystepowa1o przeolwlenstwo
rom1edzy bogactwem a ubos-
TWEEN tax jaskrawo, ]ak W
czasach obecnych.
Poniewaa ME ma skutku
bez przyczyny, a cztowlek
kaady myslacy ME PREDICT sic
zadawalnla | spoczVwa, az
dojdzle do przyczyny ]akiego
objawu, ID zbada ia pozna
gruntowule, vice | my zadal-
my soble pytanie: zkad lyle
DIS ma swiecie nedzy?
Podtug pewnego filozofa,
istnleja diva rodzaie ubostwa:
catkowile l wzgledne. Caiko-
wltem ubostwem Jest stan, W
kt6rym czfowiek na]niezbed.
nle,s2ych swych potr7eb
zaspakajac ME mole, gdy2
pozywienie swe osiegac musl
"a pomoca ezekiel piracy,
.pozbawlajacej 60 snu Wy
poczynku, potrzebnego mu do
utrzymania sic prey zyoiu |
.zdrowiu. Wzgledne ubostwo
,est to nlem1oznosc zaspaka-
iania potrzeb niekonlecznych
taklch. ktore nale2q Cd PREY
zwyczajeria. Niejeden robotnik
-czuje sic ubogim, gdY ME ma
ma wodke / cygara; iona lego
qdy ME mole kupowa6 stro)ow
lakle widzi u swych zamoz-
.~nie1szych sas1adek: urzednlk
skoro ME mole nagromadzic
Kapitaiu, potrzebnego mu ma
zbytkowne wychowanie i
wvposaaenie dzlecl. Take
nletylko Jest wzgled-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
CHICAGO .

CHICAGO Sprawka
Morgensterna ccraz bardziej
wychodzi ma wierzch. Wydaie
sic, re nieodzalowaneJ panic
CT patryota do pewnego
stopnia byl kozlem ofiarnym,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
ne, ale nadto istnieje

w SyoOAoAuA 1So
nostkl, ME w r~zeczywistoscl.
Me pozbawia ono czlowleka
koniecznyeh co 2ycla warun-
Row i ME niszczy organ'zmu
ludzklego bynalmlel. Skoro.
bysmy take wzgledne ubos-
two nazwali MEDIA, musiell-
bysmy tel i przoinow naszych
nazywaG blednymi.
Patrzac bowen re stano-
wiska czlowieka, w dzlewiet.
nastem stuleclu 2yjacego,
kt5ry stat sic niewolniklem
wszystk'ch nawyknien /
potrzeo 'zycia ueywillzowaae~
go, zdaja nam sig wszyscy
nasi przodkowle wzgiednie
ubogimi, a i'm dalel sic
@ysla wsteca zapuszczamy,
TEN ubozszymi. Ubiory daw
nych ludz; by}y mnie] forem-
ne i mnie) kosztowne. potra
wy mnie) .wykwlntne, sprzety
ME bardzo wygodne i gus
towne, a jednakcwo2 ludzie
ci ME narzekali ma powszech-
ma blede. Ola czego? - Bo
cYwillzacya "a nlzszym
stafa stopniu, ani3eli dis.
Prey mniej wygorowanej
cywilizacyl catkowite ub6stwo
byloby niemozliwem. Dop6kl
narod zaimuje sic tylko
r6lnlctwem, hodowaniem
byi1a i p%rzemysfem domowym,
choc ME pos1ada droglch
wyrobow, 2adna jednostka
ME clerpl tam gfodu. Doplero
gdY czfowlek usuwa sic Cd
%karm.acej go matki -- ziemi,
opuszcza glebe, ktora 60 obda
RIA chlebem, owocami, mleklem
i miesem zwierzat domowych,
zacznie zamykac sic poza
murami mast Wielkich / ME
chce wYdobywac wtasnemi
rekaml pozywienia z obfte)
spl2arnl przyrody, wtenczas
dop,ero rozpoczyna mala
cz2stka ludzi gromadzlc bo-
gactWa a GAIA ludDosc robocza
popada W prawdziwe ubostwo
= nedzq.
Narod z rolnikow sic skla-
dalacy ME zuto2eje nlgdy.
Wtenczaso dopiero. gdy WHO'S
clanln zmuszony jest do
poddahstwa i plon lego "a
blera pan ola sieble, gdy
mnoza sic wielkle mlasta !
liczne masy ludnoscl W
soble pochiania7a, wtenczas
dop'ero ten wysokl stopieh
cywilizacyi skazuie wieksza
Geese ludnosci ma caikowlte
ub6stwo. Mlasta BOWEN
wznosza sic ma koszt pfodow
ziemskich, koszt ludnosci
wiejskiei, napedzajqc ,udzi2 do
warsztat6w fa5ryk, z kt6rych
gdy zostana wydaleni, umie-
rae musza z gfodu.
Do tego stanowiska doszty
luz wszystkie kra]e Europy,
ktore wfasnie "a na]bcgatsze
i najbardzle] ucywilizowaue
uchodza. Ich ludnQsc dziell
sic ma m ala czastke bogaczy,
ktorzy, tonac W rozkoszach
Aycia zbytkowego wzoudzaJa
podziwlenie l zazdrostludu co W
najclezsze] piracy szuka6 must
po2ywienia, a l.eraz ]eszcze
pomlmo wszelkach wysilen
znalesG go ME mole. Ia
wlekszosc klasy roboczej z
dniem kazdym ubozeje, W
misre Jak mle]szosc boga-
czy stale sic coraz zamo3.
n'ejsza.
Mozeby kto zauwazyi. II
MIC. sic u mas obecnie ME
dzie]e, CODY Die by1o sic
dzlafo 1uz0 u starozytnych
Rzymlan. Mo2eby powledzlai,
De / W dawnych czasach
byli llczni mllionerzy. slowem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
DrObne Echa.

MANITOWOC, Wis.-W
dniu % Maja Na]przewiele-
bniejszy Ks. Arcyblskup
Fredyryk Nawery Katzer od-
bywal w naszem miescie wi.
zyte pasterska. Pc bierzmo-
waniu w kosciele sw. DO
nifacego zwiedza} polski Dom
p~rzytusku ola starcow, kalek
j sierot. Z wielka ciekawo-
scia dopytywal sic KS. Ar
cybiskup O zamierzonem
urzadzeniu SzkoIy Rzemi6sI
ola polskich starszych sierot
zaniedbanych ch}opcow,
kt6ra juz KS. Luczycki bu-
duje PREY domu przytu]ku.
Potem pojecha} Ks. Arcybi-
skup do para6i Najswietszei
Maryi Fanny, gdzie go uro-
czyscle przyjaf ks. proboszcz
C'chocki z paratianami. Tu,
pc udzieleniu SACRAMENTO
~bierzmowania, przemawia1 z
czuloscia ojcowska do ludu,
polecajac i'm przyspieszanie
budoWy nowego kosciola,
poo kt6ry fundament juz po-
}ozony.
w ST. HELENS, w O.
RECON, utworzy} sic komitet
celem zbierania publicznych
ofiar ma pobudowanie tam
polskiego koscio}a. Do komi-
tetu tego naleza obywatele:
Franciszek Sobieski, Walenty
Gliniecki j Teofl Siuda. Be-
die to pierwszy kosci61 W
dyecezyi Portland. Wspo-
mniany komitet wzywa Vie.
lebnych ksiezy polskich W
Ameryce i Braci rodak6w,
szczegoInie nalezacych do
bractw koscielnych, ably i'm
raczyli poda6 pomoc, DO w
dyecezyi Portland Polakcw
jeszcze malo. Wszelkie
ofary nalezy przese}ac ma
rece prezydeEta Komitetu,
pod adresem: Frank Sobie-
ski, St. Helens, Columbia
Co., Oregon, CODY sic po-
kwitowalo W Warusle.
MA UNITOW ME wply-
ne}o dotad ma rece Wlurusa
wiecej jak $3.50, gdyz CT co
byliby mogli dac, juz dawno
odes}ali o6ary ma Unitow do
Chicago. gdzie polskie gazety
naprz6d, skfadke rozpocze}y.
Jezeli W ciagu tygodnia ME
wp}ynie wiecei poslemy i
datki czterech naszych
ofarodawc6w do Chicago i
postaramy sic, ably kazdy Z
nich z osobna Probationary
by} W Werze ! Ojczy5nae.
Z OAK HILL, Manistee
Co., Mich, doniosi nam pan
Michal Szymnarek, przesela-
lac przedp}ate "a Waarusa,
IL w dniu IA Kwietnia spa
lila mu sic coreczka lat 4
liczaca. Zrob;}a z ma}ym
ch}opczykiem Z wiorkow
ogieh ma locie, Cd kt6rego
zaje}y sic sukienki maIej
nieboraczki. sPrzestraszony
ojciec przybiegi Z apomoca,
lecz obie rece popaliI, a ognia
ugasic ME m6g}. Smiertelnie
poparzona dziecina zv1a
jeszcze 10 godzin, a oicu do
dzisia1 jeszcze rece sic ME
wygoi}y.
CHICAGO Sprawka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02

pozyczajac znanej klice pie
Made Zwiazkowe na-s}owo
honoru. Skoro Gale szachraj-
stwo wyjdzie ma wierzch, ME
pominiemy podat takowe
publicznosci.
CHICAGO. Zjednoczenie
ma luz przez kilka dni wielkl
process. Wlara 1 Ojczyzna le.
dnakowoz O tenn mic ME do
nosi .-Czemu?... Poniewaz
rataj Mama jest nietylko
sekretarzem, ale i g}6wnym
radca duchownym kliki, pisu-
JAG listy pasterskie do lslezy,
vice organ milczy. Many Kill.
ka listow. opisujacych bardzo
clekawa sprawe O So. Plotrze
Dolacie. Biedak ten umar}
be- testamentu, ale rataj
Mamma zaczq} jego pieniedzmi
szastac, wydajac ma sam po'
grzeb przesz}o 800 dolarow
(trzy stay.
POLACY w okolicy Min
to, w polnocnel Dakocle, teraz
dopiero mloca zboze, kt6rego
zesz}ej jesieni w%ym]ocit ME
zdolali.
POLACY W okolicy Cen.
tralii, Wis.,, lekaja sic, re i'm
tego roku wskutck zbytecznej
wilgoci W ziemi, wszystko W
polu pognije.
w STARED POLSKIEJ 10.
LONII, gdzie robotnlcy maJa do
bry zarobek, Jest pomyslna Okla
zYa do za1oienia p~olskiego bust
nesu n]aprzeclwko polskiego ko'
sciofa. Bllzszych wiadomosci che
tnie udzleli Redakcya Wa
Tus0.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02


ryka z w~szystklmi VANDERBILT
demi / Gouldami. z ktorych
]eden poslada przeszfo 2lO
mllionow dolarow?
Druga giowna ro2nlca po-
miedzy czasami staroaYtnYml
a dzisieiszymi jest nastepulaca.
Jezeli iaki tyran lub despota
zgromadz.l niezmlerae bogac-
twa, ztupiwszy kra' obey,
masatek ten n'gdy ma dfugo
ME pozostawal jego
reKu- q tego snu ztoteso
zbudzilo go zazwyczaj zelazo
skrytobojcy lub przemoc
lnnego narodu. Rzadkie oar
do byiy wypadk;, zeby ma
iatek maguata dostal sic
calkowlcie do rak druglego
a navel pierwszego pokolenla'
co u mas przeclez dzie]e sic
nieomal bez wylatku.
Naxoulec to wlelkie ma
znaczenie, Re ludaie zamoznl W
dawnl ch czasach ME okazywall
swego mai4tku publicznie, ma
zabawach, teatrach, ma ullcy,
co przecieA dzleje sic dzlslal
powszechule. Trudno zapewnle
byioby udowodnic, ze Kroesus
lub Lukullus wydaf kiedykol'
wick ma prywatna uczte 400
tYslecy dolarow, kto7a to SUI
me niedawno temu zapiaclt
pewlen banker New
Yorku "a jeden wleczor. Je2ell
ktokolwiek W staro2ytnoscl
swojej zalotnlcy podarowai
kilka tyslecy sestercyow, by1
TAXA osobliwoscla, Re hlstorya
lego oplsywano. DIS nle
now Mkt o tYch serwlsach
porcelany japohskiej, kupo-
wanych "a 200 tyslecy dola-
row, Tub o zakfadach krocio.
wYch ma wysclgach konnych,
albo tel o TEN, be
istnieja zalotnice bogaczY,
ktor7m wolno IA stro]e i
brylanty wydawaG rocznie
diva mil.ony.
W czasach starozytnYch i
acknowledgment w%stydzono
sic nie]ako zbytkow i ukry-
wano sic z nleml W domach
prywatnych. Lud9 mic tego
ME widzlaf.
Dzlsielsl bogacze rozposcle-
raja sic 70 zbytkami swemi
pc ulicach, teatrach i mlejs-
each kaplelowych. tch kosz'
towne powozy obryzguIa
bfotem bosych, zgtodnlatych
przechodniow, ich b~rylanty
olsniewaja oczy tych, ktorzY
ME maJa czem okryc sic cd
zimna. A dzielD1kl i czasopis.
ma glosaa o tych strasznych
zbytkach tym, ktorzy lch ma
wfasne oczy widzleG ME NIGGA.
Ztad to budzi sic W umysle
dzisie]szego bledaka mluowoll
porownanie, ktcrego dawniel.
sly robotnik ole znat wcale.
Przez to ~wfasnie, be patrzy
ma trwonlenie milionow,
OdcZuWa ubostWO sWoJe tenn
dotkliwiei, a milionerzy przez
nlerozsadne rozposcieranie sic
z SVEN bogactwem utrudnlaja
tylko zycie uboglm i budza W
Mich zazdrosc wstret do
piracy. q.
W zadnych czasach ME
byto takicn mas ludzi catklem
ubogich, ktorzy ME wledza
z rama. czem sic po&ywlc W
clagu dma. i gdzle noe spe.
DID beda mogli. Niewolnik
W staro1ytnoscl l poddany W
czasach sredniowiecznych ME
poslada. mic wprawdzle, by}
navel sam cudza wtasnoscla,
lecz o jego potrzeby fizyczne
dbali W wlasnym lnteresie
]egow tasciclele. Z dzlsie)sza
ludnoscia po wielkich MAS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02

Co., ieniadze NILE
~ przese1ac przez P.
o. Money Order, Ex-
press, W %jednocen-
towych lub dwucen-
towych znaczkach
~pocztowych, aldo tez
W liscie registrowa-
aym pod adresem:
a. II. Derdopski %
SO b. End Str.
WINONA. INN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02

Wiatr zmieni} sic tymczasem
troche W kierunku po1nocno.zacho.
dnim. Wtedy Fer gusson odezwaf
sic do przJjacl6f W te siowa:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-22
THE TENNESSEE TROUBLE,

Bud Lindsay, One of the Leaders, in Dam
ger of Lynching.
Coal CRREK, Tenn, Aug. 2l.-This has
been day of quiet and expectancy. Moth
ing transpired of startling Significance.
But for the chasing Of alleged clues and an
occasional arrest by the scouting parties
there has been nothing worthy Of note at
the seat Of war. The rumor came from
perfectly reliable sources that Bud Lindsay.
the noted desperate who has killed hall
dozen men. and who is one of the miners'
leader, who favored ly nching Gen. Ander-
son day before Yesterday, would be lynohed
citizens took Lindsay from Jail and were
about TO hang him. He plead SO hard that
they spared his life on promise to point
out the leaders, Lindsayis deputy United
States marshal. Warden Cannon ex-
pressed the opinion this afternoon that the
trouble is not yet over. A majority of resi-
dent oitizens say there will be no further
trouble until the troops are withdrawn.
Searching arties scoured the mountain
sides for radius of six or eight miles and
brought in several prisoners. An important
arrest was made in the person of j. A.
Simmons, who Is known to be an instigator
and bad man.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-22
AHEAD OF THE PURSES.

The New Orleans Olympic Club Has
Cleared Expenses AIresdy.
NEWORLEANs. Aug. 21.--Two weeks remain
beforethe big fights. The Olympic club has
cleared more money than is represented in
its purses. None Of the general admission
tickets have been placed on the market yet.
but over $25,0 600 in boxes and reserved seats
for the Sullivan and Corbett fight alone
have been sold, aud SEQ. 900 OF tho Same
sort Of tickets have been disposed of for
the smaller events. The club has received.
among a large number of applications for
seats. letters from a number of women ask
ing TO be allowed to see the fights Some of
these have the Endorsement of prom nent
sporting men. but to all such communica-
tions the club has written that it would be
impossible to extend courtssiss to the
ladies. On the occasion of the Ftzsin-
mons- Dempsey fight woman in male at
tire gained admission to the arena, but was
promptly ejected and put in jail and the
club will take precautions to prevent the
admission of others this time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-22

crowd OF 1900 WAS in fighting humor when
Ililman took the stand. After several
speechsa were made riot WAS precipitated
between several score of the two factions.
Sticks and clubs flew through tho air, and
Tor ten minutes the fighting was vicious and
vigorous. Pistols we're drawn by tho out
s'ders, but tho actual participants In the
clubs and lists. Every man on the outside
waited for tho other fellow TO fire first. The
speakers Witnessed the fight from tho stand
with much interest, and some fear that
shooting might be commenced. When tho
rioters stopped fighting from actual ex-
hauation the meeting proceeded. but the
speeches were tempered. Gov. Tiilman
made no reply to tho denunciations Col.
Yeomans had heaped upon him at Newbery
Thursday, and Col. Ysomans, at the request
OF citizens desIroug Of avoiding any more
bloodshed, did not speak at all.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-22
THE NATIONAL PARK.

Recon- m endations Of tho Acting Superin-
tendent In His Report
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2l.-The annual report
of Capt. George SaRderson. acting superin-
tsndent of the Yellowstone National park,
which has been received by the secretary
Of the interior, shows that game within the
reserve is receiving all tho protection and
care the limited military force at oom-
mand will permit. The acting superin-
tsndent recommends the enactment of a
law establishing a system of government
for tho pnrk, a careful survey of the park
landscape, the transfer to the superintend-
ant of the controfof the appropriations for
building and repairing roads; the con-
struotion of wagon tonds from Cinnabar to
to Coke, from the upper basin to the south
srn line of the park on Snake river, aud
from tho canyon to Yanoey's, and addi-
tional accommodations for a company of
infantry to be made part Of tho permanent
garrison Of the park.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-22
NEW YORK STATE COMMITTEE.
Its Work Entirely Satisfactory to the
National Campaign People.

Its Work Entirely Satisfactory to the
National Campaign People.
New YORK, Aug. 21.-secretary Bradley
B. Smalley, of the democratic campaign
committee, was asked to-day what truth
there was in the report that the national
committee had decided to take the man
agemsnt of the campaign in this state out
of the hands of the state committee.
There is not the slightest foundation for
the report" said MIR. Smalley. 1.-The COM
mittee nsver discussed or contem pl ated
such step. The utmost ha, mony pre-
wallis" Mr.. Smalley has his list of speak
ers for tho campaign nearly complete. Over
200 prominent stump orators have enrolled
themselves for service this fall. Among
them are Congressman W. Bourke Cochran,
Col. John II. Fellows, Ex-Governor Camp
bell. of Ohio Congressman Benton II. Mo-
Millin. of Tennessee; Mark D. WILDER,
St New bfcHa,S Ss1s., qHv l. Leon AsSest tSes' of of
New York; Congressman John NJ.
Allen. Misaissippi Captain Bell, Des
Moines, Iowa; cx- x-Lieutenant-G G overnor
Chaunoey i. Black. Pennsylvania; Senator
John G. Carlisle, Kentucky; Henry b. Cliff
ford, New York; Gen. p. A. Collins, of Bos-
ton; d; G. De Wits. Psnnsylvania; Howard
Ellis, New York; Congressman W. Nj.
Springer, and ex-Commissioner General
John G. Black, Of Illinois. w. J. Brennan,
who is tho attorney for tho Amalgamated
association in Pittsburg. and chairman of
the Allegheny county democratic commit
tee. was one of the callers on Chairman Har-
rity this morning. He said: I'VE are go
ing to make fearful inrosda into the repub-
lican ranks this year in Pennsylvania. and
! would not be bit surprised to SEQ Alle-
Rhsny county go democratic. which would
be something unprecedented in the history
of our city. Weihe. president of the Anal
gamated association, will probably be NOM
mated for cong ess in opposition to Dal-
xsll, and l fell confident OF his election"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-22
FARMERS AS EXPRESS ROBBERS.

They Do . Good Job, hat Arc Caught
With Their Plundsr.
WICHITA, Kan., Aug. 21.-Ths st. Louis
& San Francisco train which loft here at
1880 last night, was held up, and the Wells
Fargo express car robbed, by four masked
men near Augusta, Butler county, about
midnight. and before nine o'clock this
morning the outlaws were captured with
part of their booty. "
As the train slowed at a crossing q mile
east of Augusta, two masked men mounted
the locomotive and ordered the engineer
and fireman to stop the train. This was
done and two other members of the gang
unooupled the express car. The engineer
was then compelled to pull out a mile dis
tant with tho express car. The highway
mon demanded admittance and commenced
shooting through the sides Of the car. The
express messenger and baRgagaman soon
gave in. Express Messenger Stiff was
forced to open the safe and the robbers got
between fifteen and twenty packages of
money. They did not attempt to rob the
passengers and tho latter knew nothing of
the affair till it was over. The amount of
money secured probably did not exceed
$8. 600, but the amount cannot be definitely
asOertained.
The robbery was committed by four
farmers living in tho vicinity Of Douglass,
Butler county, and it seems to have been
anticipated. for az soon as the sheriff heard
OF the affair he pouncsd upon the outlaws.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-22
MARVIN TO DRIVE ARION,
Tho Great Colt to Go Against tho Three
Ye8r-O Record,

Tho Great Colt to Go Against tho Three
Year-Old Record.
Boston, Aug. N.-Arion, the champion
two-year-old stallion, from j. Malcom
Forbes' stable, has been sent to Charles
Marvin to be trained. Mr.. Forbes writes
that when Mr.. Marvin considers the colt in
condition he will be sent against the three
year-old record, now held by Sunol. If the
wonderful colt trains on there is little
doubt but what he will place the three year
old mark away below the standard set BY
the speedy Sunol. There is no occasion,
either, to believe that he will not, a. be
passed the New England winter with per.
feet safety and is considered thoroughly
acclimated. Not a speck Of trouble was
apparent when hs left for the west. He
reached Marvin in good health and is
credited already with showing speedy
gait. though. of course, not record bronk-
ing mile. Mr.. Forbes has given Marvin the
management Of Arion for ali matches. races
or exhibitions. Marvin has race at Hart
ford, Conn.,, next week, but it is not known
whether he will appear with Arion or not.
The New England Rreeders' meeting will
probably be the scene of his first efforts
against tho watch.
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READY FOR AN ERUPTION.

The State of Affairs in Bolivia Borders
on Revolution.
VALPARAISO, Aug. 21.-News from Bolivia
reports the discovery of several cases OF
dynamite cartridges and ammunition in the
custom house at Topaz. The discovery
created intense excitement, and President
Baptista issued proclamation stating il
was deemed necessary to declare the whole
republic in state Of siege. and to continue
the same, as the government is fully aware
of Camacho's intention to create revolu-
tionary movement. A very uneasy feeling
exists throuRhout the entire republic and
there are many partisans of Camachc
ready to act at Coroco, Ambranco, Topaz
and africa. Despite the goyernme ent's
claim of quietude there is a strong under.
current in favor of revolt, and we'll in
formed people declare Baptista's seat is
very insecure.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-22
THE ENGINE GRIEVED.


.
IL Did Not Want tO Draw the Funeral
Train Of Its Dead Driver.
JACKSON. Nick. Avg. 21.--Ths funeral OF
Riohard Van Horn. ono OF the Oldest Of ths
Michigan Central engineers, took place yes
tsrday - noon, the remains being taken TO
Marshall. his -former home. for intermsnt.
Dlck Van Horn had everybody for his
friend. and loved all men like brothers. He
died after long illness. during which he
was taken to Detroit for the purpose OF
having an operation performed. but which
VA, was abandoned a;. on account Of b. m wena
sds ~isS to ''bn be buried in ". M.rsh.i iii and .s.i
he requested that his old engine,
the mine spot" pull the train. The on !
Rine Was OF on another division Of the
road. but the officers sent for it when they
found u had bsen Dicks wish to take his
coaches 6lled with the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers. under whose
auspices tho funeral was held, and
many members of tho Ancient Order OF
United Workingmen lodges, of which he
was . member. The special train was
furnished By the oompany, and was pulled
by the old ''pine spot"
As the word was given to start the train
strange thing happened. The engine
would not bulge an inch. The engineer
reversed the lever and threw her back. but
it was no 90. The men began to look sus-
pioious. Tho engine was shut OF for min
ute and then given another trial. but old
mine spot' refused to move. After work
ing with the machinery for half an hour Or
more the puzzled engineer found nothing
whatever the matter. Then the seemiAGly
heart broken old machine steamed awAy.
Railroad employees say it 10 not uncommon
for an engine to balk under new driver.
The acts of mine spot'' caused much COM
ment among them, and tho engineer him
self 10 Just little afraid of her.
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In Danger of Being Swallowed Up.

JACKSON. Mich, Aug. 2l.-Woodville.
three miles west Of this city, is in danger of
sinking bodily into the earth. and the in
habitnnts are greatly alarmed. About ten
days ago the Standard coal mine became
Hooded and had to be abandoned. Since
the desc. ted mine. The Michigan Central
track has sunk somewhat and the company
has men Watching day and night for fear
tho track will go through. The area coy.
e. oil by the holes extends over probably
fifty or sixty DDS square. While the under
mined section IL probably half mile square.
Besiess this, there are other abandoned
mines in the vicinity.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-22
McCaffrey Accents the Differ.

NEW YORK. AhR. 2l.-The athletic COM
mittee OF the Manhattan club has given to
Dominick McCaffrey, its boxing Instructor,
permission to accept j. J. Corbett's offer to
attempt to knock him out in four ronnds.
The athletic committee will put up $2, OCO
for the match. McCaffrey found hacker
who was willing to make side bet of from
$1,000 to $4,000. He deposited with the
athletic committee of the Manhattan Ath-
ietie club 81, 200 and will put up as much
more as Corbett wishes up to $4,000. The
match will take place in the gymnasium of
the Manhattan Athletic club house, on q
date to be agreed upon.