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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16
KTO l B0GIEM,
BOG z MINI.
(Ciag dalszy.)

dZlaf ArdOkatOn nleCO ODru-
SONY. - O ME! lego ME
uczynie nigdy, tego mi
uczynic ME wolno, DO prawo
broni nam tego. Gdyby TO
prawo ME by}o talk dawnem
i og6lnem, gdyby go ME byil
zaprzysiegli ojcowie nasi, 1ak
/ my, natenczas ME pytalbym
sic o nikogo i zmusl}bym
Gle, abYs wybra}a zycie, ME
smierc, iak teraz!
Slucha) prawa waszego,
a mnie zostaw menu losowl!
Zaledwie Amalia wym6wl}a
tie s}owa, pobieg} pospiesznle
do OLGA Ardokatona i rzek{:
- Niezrownany W madros.
CT ojcze szczepu naszego! Syn
twoJ, dzielny naczelnlk i
dowodzca W boju, uw}acza
prawom naszym i przymusza
bia1a kobIete, ably go wzle]a
"a meza. czemu sic tax meznle
OPERA!
ZaIedwie zdo}at dokohczyc
oszczerczych wyraz6w, kiedy
ugodzony w colo silna
piescia rczgniewanego Ardo'
katona, upadl i. utraci} ma
chwile przytomnosc.
Dummy jak lew, kt6ry
pokona} nieprzyjaciela, mlody
naczelnik podni6s} glove i
spojrzal w kolo, a lice jego
zaplcnelo cd gniewu.
= Ardokaton, dopokad
zyje, - krzykna} przerazaja-
Gym g}osem, - ME sprzeci-
viii sic nigdy naszym prawom.
Inkur sklamal bezczelnie!
Dzisial przebaczam mu. CO
uczynil, ale biada mu, skoro-
by smia} mnie jeszcze raz tax
bezwstydnie oczernic! Jakem
Ardokaton; zginie z mel re-
XII!
Zewszad %zagrzmia}y okrzyki
uznania tax glosne i szczere,
re starry o]ciec sPojrza} z
wewnetrznem zadowoleniem
ma dzielnego syna.
Inkur powsta} tymczasem
z zieml i zataczaiac sic z
lekka. wysunal sic %tchorzliwie
z kola.
= Jam chcia} niewiaste
owa poiac "a zone, = doda1
Ardokaton, skoro okrzyki
przycich}y, = to prawda. ale
ME godzi sic ma moi zamiar,
ponlewaz ma meza. Zmuszac
ME chce jej pod zadnym
warunkiem i ola tego mech
ginie iak reszta iehcow!
= Pc tYch slowach pozna-
je znowu syna mego, =
rzek} ucieszony re slow tych
ojciec lego. = Powtarzam
jeszcze raz, re re wzgledu ma
ciebie bladolica niewiasta
umrze smiercia wyjatkowa.
Hej, zanuGcie piesni za}obne,
ustroicie pal / wyostrzcie
noze vase! Zanim slohce
zajdzie z wysokosci, ma jakich
sic teraz znajdu]e, Ouch iej
przyjdzie do krainy jej
zmarlych przodkow.
Podstepny zdradziecki
lnkur byl pierwszym, ktory
drzac z niecierpliwosci, z
dobytym nozem przystapil do
Amalii. Ma widok okropnego
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16

Noe u ayle2aenlu.

w gronie troyga ludzi,
uszcze5liwionych niespodzie.
wanem spotkaniem, braklo
czwartej osoby J6zinka.
Mysl O MIN powstala nasam-
prod W g}owie matki.
Wielki Boze, - krzyka
neia, przyciskajac obiema
rekl SERGE, ktore w te] chwili
przeszy}a boleSt jakby pre-
razalaco zimnem ostrzem, -
gdziez jest mole dziecse, mole
jedyne, drogie dziecie! Ono
ME Jest z wami, - gdzlez
sic ono obraca?
Hugon ME odpowiadal
poczatkowo; dopiero kiedy
Amalia jeszcze usilniej po-
wt6rzy}a pytanie, spojrzal W
niebo, w%estchna} l rzek}:
- Bog zabral nam ]6zinka
najdrozsza zono. Tam po "a
gwiazdkami w niebiahskiei
swiatlosci bedzie on sic mo-
dill "a Mani.
Amalia ME rzekla ma to ami
siowa. Drzala Gala, czuia
nieomal, re tract znowu
przytomnosc. juz ia silly
opuszcza}y, atoli iakas wyzsza
potega podtrzymywala ia i
dodawa}a iej odwagi. Religia
OTTO i rozsadck ME daily lei
upasc pod brzemienlem losu.
Przez diuga, chwile wpatry-
wala sic nieruchomo W niebo,
jakby sic tam spodziewaia
ujrzec swego jedynaczka,
wreszcie ulega]ac rozrzewnie.
n'u, skloni}a glove i zap1a-
kala serdecznie, ale W duszy
b}ogos}awila laske nieba ,kt6ra
powolawszy dzlecine do sieble,
zachowa}a ia cd smierci
meczehskie], jaka ]ehcow
czeka}a. Odwage, z ]aka sic
poprzednio gotowala ma smierc
podwoila pewnosc, re znajdzie
W niebie swa jedyna pocieche.
Katusze, ma kt6re wkr6tce
mia}a bye wydana, zdawalY
sic Jej teraz srodkiem poza-
dany1n, kt6ry ia mial poia.
czyG z ukochanem dziecie.
ciem.
Ardokaton przypatrywal sic
tym trzem osobom, nalezacym
widocznie do siebie, przez
d}uzszy czas; oko jego ME
miafo jednak tego dzikiego
wyrazu i namietnego co
przedtem, lecz blyszcza}o
jakimS innym polyskiem dotad
mu nieznanym. Indyanin
wydoby} powoll swoj noz
dlugi i ostry, przystapil do
Hugona i uwolnil 20 ]ednem
cieciem z krepujacych go
wlezow. Me bez wzruszenia
spogladal potem ia ma}zon-
kow, kiedy Hugon, uczuwszy
sic wolnym, objawszy Amalia
silnem ramieniem, przycisnai
ia do swych piersi.
Widok ten ME wywarl
natomiast najmniejszego w1a-
zenia ma ojcu Ardokatona.
Oboletny ma krzyki i place
wiezni6w, powsta} pc chwili
i skaza} nowo przybylych
rowniez ma smierc, a potem
opuSci} zgromadzenie W oto-
czeniu najstarszych wo!owni.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16

SHooLSAo jaS AAAAAeAAAA L oNo3
przyskoczy} do zawzietego')
.tarca i uchwycil go "a kark
sllna d}onia. lnkur zakrzYknal
Z bolesci i puscil natychmiast
zdobycz.
MOI ojciec powiedzial.
krzyknal Ardokaton ma
zginae wyjatkowa smiercia,
Biala kobieta jest jednakze
zraniona W ramie, a prawo
zakazuje otiarowania rannego
czlowieka, dop6ty sic ME
wyleczy. Kiedy sic zaS wyle-
czy, na1enczas ME padnie cd
noza 1nkura. DO jemu oddaje
sic tylko prostych jehc6w,
lecz ia utop,e moi NIECE W
jej piersiach, a potem scho-
wan go soble ma pamiatke.
Czy siowa mole So dobre?
TAX, moi synu, = po-
twierdzil ojciec jego. - Usta
TIVE powiedzia}y slusznosc.
Twoja rzecza MECH bedzie
posrara6 sic O to-, ably rama
ma jej reku zagoi}a sic jak
mai szybciej, a potem zr6b iak
powiedziales.
Zdawszy W ten sposob Ar
dokatonowl zycie Amalii ma
]aske nie}aske, starzec
podni6sI sic z siedzenia okry.
tege skorami tygrysiemi,
jakby luz zamierza} opuscic
zebranych, kiedy nagle CLOS
ne krzykl ozwaly sic z mad
brzeg6w rzeki. Wszyscy
spoirzell W te strone: witany
przez wspolbraci z widoczna
radoscia Tangos wraca} z
wyprawy, wiodac re SODA
pojmanych w boiu bia}ych
ludzi!
RadosG byla og6lna, mia
nowicie kiedy rannego
W glove Hugona i starego
Jana stawiono pred wywyz.
szone siedzenie OLGA Ardoka-
tona, a "a mimi nosze z
chorym ma smiert, trawionym
silna goraczka olcem Hugona.
Ten ostatni znosil los sw6i
z p~rawdziwie chrzescianskim
spokojem, natomiast starry
Jan al drza} cd tiumionei
z}osci, kiedy zacheceni po-
wodzeniem Indyanie zaczell
wyskakiwaG w kolo niego i
~naigrawat sic z jehc6w.
Amalia tymczasem wciaz
1eszcze leza}a be- przytomnos-
ci, kiedy ~us}yszaia CLOS meza
p~rzemawialacego do OLGA
Ardokatona, zdawalo sic jej
Z poczatku, re to chyba we
snle. Wrazenie, jake przy-
puszczenie to ma MA ~wywar}o,
by1o iednak tax slime, re
odzyska}a nieco przytomnosc
i podnlos}a clezkie; pow'eki z
okrzykiem nleopisane] radosci
skoczyla W nastepnei chwlll
ku mezowi i rzuclla mu sic
IA piersi. Atoli on biedak
m'a} skrepowane rece ME
m6gl lei przycisnac do bijace-
go gwa}townie serca. Radosc
i boleSc ~prze]mowaly oboje.
AmaIia spojrza}a przypadkiem
Pc "a meza i wtedy wzrok
lei padl ma starca lezacego
be- poruszenia ma noszach,
odretwialego re zmeczenia.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22

A commercial traveller came in to-
day. He seemed lonesome, but was
nevertheless as quick 10 movement
as the rest Of his class.
Mr.. LETTERS left to day for Salt Lake
City, to visi, his daughter, Mrs. Isaiah
White, and her family. He expects
to be gone about q month.
The storm has continued all dav,
but not much snow has been deposited.
And, the storm being from the north.
it is not likely to prove very severe.
n. J. Sharp, President Of the
Wagon Road commission, passed
down on the train, this afternoon.
He is on his way to Boise, 10 let the
contracts for making the roads.
This mornings train brought two
carloads of freight and IL passengers
to HALEY. 1t arrived en- time, not>
outstanding the storm. Snow laid
iii the deep cuts to thickness of
about six inches; bu, it wos loose and
light, and was easily removed by the
small pnsh-plow fastened in front Of
the locomotive.
An assessmt mt of three-fourths of a
cent. per share is levied upon the
capital stock OF the Star Mining Com.
pany. 1t will be delinquent in Office
January Is, 1874. The assessment
is levied for the purpose of paying
off all accounts against the company,
and to enable the work of develop.
ment to be pr secuted during tho
winter months, when the condition OF
the roads will render ore sbipmento
impossible.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
Proceedings AZ HALEY, Alturas County
&C. U. S,ucksiager, Judge.

AAoCcruiusH ~ lI0lleys AlturaS County
&C. U. S,ucksiager, Judge.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER e.
Perry Smith vs. Bannock G. and S.
NJ. Co.--Jury waived. Case sub
m'tted to the court. upon stipulation,
and judgment and finding, to be
entered cut OF term time.
Bannock G. and S. NJ. Co. vs. F.
w. Duncan ct al.-Continued for the
term.
}. s. Childs rs. Bu.tercup NJ. Co.
Same orer.
John Povey vs.. John III Lamb
Judgment for plaintiff. for 1919
and $3.50 costs. Property ordered
sold, to satisfy this iu ig,nent.
A. M. Leonard vs.. J. G. Leonard.
Case continued, and de-. q 1T or.
dered to pay to the Clerk of this
Court, for the beneEt Of the attorney
fer the plaintiff, the sum Of S25 with
IN 20 DAYS aft service Of cory of
this order, as temporary attorney s
fees.
j. G. Griffith Va. A. F. Montandon,
bill OF exc \ tons recalled and cor
recte ! in accordance with tie facts in
the Case.
Tootie d Reel IS. Doniphon ct al.
Il. r. Ensign and Texas Angel to
file briefs on question OF allowing at
torneys' fees. Judgment to b. en-
tered out of rm time.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
PropoS rs Wan.el.

Bills for supplying rs cords Of good,
sound, fir wood for the HALEY pub.
iic school, will be- received ut the
store OF J. c. Fox, OF at the Office OF
Lennon & Boone. until the 30.h
December, inst.
The wood must be delivered in the
basement OF the schoolhouse by the
10th Of January, 1894.
The Trustees reserve the right ts
reject a'y and all bids.
BY order Of
The BOARD OF School TRUSTEES
District No. Z.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
THAT SAWDUST AGAIN.
Andy Fleming Saws it is Kiling
the Fish in tho River.

Andy Fleming says: Myself and
others wish you to say something
about the sawdust in the river. From
the point OF Della Mountain clear tu
Star gulch, we could see the bottom
Of the river for tie sswdust aAoat.
We fshed most 81 the day. and never
got q bite or saw a fish. And We
finally quit ir disgust This was a
couple OF days ago. Other
and boys-say the same. And | tell
you that il this thing is not stopped,
there will soon be 10 fish in Wood
River.
1.-THE damage dore is already quite
extensive. B"ween Haley and
Broadford the river 4 ws over shoals
with deep pools here and there.
Most of these pools are overhung by
|eafy branches of trees th.' give a
grateful shade IN the hot summer
days. Anglers have loved to 10 tn. re
day after day, catch . mess of trout.
cook it right there. eat it, AMI t. en-
snooze in the grass for an hour or
two. Families have done likewise.
"But of late all this has changed
and, last summer, people who wanted
to catch a mess OF trout had to 20 up
toward Deer Creek or gimle,, because
the sswdust had killed all the fish be.
low Bullion bridge.
30, l tell you, this business must
be stopped or, goodbye fishing in
Wood R:ver!!"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
A Scha0l Entertainment.

The Eailry Public School will Civ.
an entertainment at the .Alturas OF
Friday, the 22nd inst, at s p. m, fol
benefit OF the Literary fund.
The leading features Of entertain
ment will be, "Eeiore and after tie
Cnur d'Alene Battle" The Book
Agent" Looking Backward" "How
Ruby Played" "Sut LoviDgood,"
"That Hired Girl" eto.
The prices of admission will be 80
cents for adults ard % cents for chill.
dren. Children under ten, Is cents
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
LOCAL JOTTINUS.

Smoke Pezold,'s home made Cigars.
Winter P ars and Apples, $500
per box, at Earhalt's.
Michael Mahcney left to-day for
Baker City, Oregon.
Select oysters in every style st the
California R~stau ant.
A carload OF Red Elephant ore was
shipped hence to-day.
The. two Morris boys lett to-day fer
Helena, Mon, where taeis father is a.
work.
DO not forget the school entertain.
ment, ia the Alturss Hotel this even.
ing.
Silver IN New York TO day, COZ
cents per ounce for spot, aud 67a
seuts for 60-day delivery.
A carload of chopped and whole
corn, just received nv the
HALEY MERCANTILE Co.
Mrs. S. E. Clark. postmistress a,
Corral Creek, on Csmas Prairie. lei,
BY this afternoons train, Tor Plain
,il Q, Kansas.
The railway bridging outfit tia, has
b. en- here about q week was hauled
to Bellevue to-day, its work here be-
aug completed.
Collins has few setter-and>pointcr
pups for sale at IS each, if taken now.
They will make AL bird dogs. Apply
At his barber shop.
Graves, the photographer, is having
club 'i,kets sold which eu,i,le holders
to u dozen cabinet pictures at re d uce d
rates, until Jan. 2, 1894.
There will be a grand ball at the
Alturas Hotel Christmas night.
Tickets, including supper for two,
81 so. Everybody cordially invited.
Notices of intention to hold claims,
under the law OF 1898, on sale at this
oGoe. Price. two for rs cents, 81 per
dozen. Sent postpaid on receip. of
price.
A carload of Spltzenoergs, Bald.
wins. Winesaps. Greetings, Rambo,
Pear;nain, Northern Spy, Ben Davir,
and other choice varieties Of good
keeping apples, received at
ID. EAEHARr's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22

An Invitation Party ut the AIsuras.
Invitations are cut for . party to be
given at the Alturas Hotel, Thursday
evening, tn 18th inst, at Z O'clock
by Mr.. and Mrs. Georg- V. BRYAN.
Misunderstanding" is the program.
The party is given at the Hotel
because the fe.id-nce Of the hosts.
roomy as it is, would not accom- mod ate
one>!alf Of t., guests.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
Modern lMprOv. menis.

So change the years; the long ago
VIII II Knights were ranging OF. the plain
Through treasured books aloLe we Know,
For life has sought gentler strain.
Yet maidens sigh and love rs WOO
Exactly az they used TO do,
But swift stceds bear the m not afar
Al in the days u Lochi1vsr.
In vain we seek for til It romance
Which made thu glory Of its day
The indolent and furnished lance
No long makes the minstrcl's lay.
Yer youth will love, and age compl in;
By rsilway or by cable car.
But not the steed of Lochinvar.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
Cath olic Church Services in
Eetchum, Bellevue and
Rr>o2 fOrd

There will be mas in ketchum the
9th and S8:h inst, at 10 o'vlo ok
A. NJ.
There viii be no services in Belle.
vue Christmas Day, but mass will be
said there the 3lss inst, at l0:3C
O'clock, A. NJ.
The following day, at the same
hour, there will be services in Broad
ford.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
For the present state of II

For the present state of the
fl, ing machine the public is referred
to McClu'e's Magazine for January
Hiram ). Maxim, maker of the Maxim
gun, and one of the few inventors of
real ability and authority who have
been attracted to the subject Of aerial
navigation. has now nearly completed
an air ship that gives great promise
of sailing the skies successfully. A
full account Of this important inven.
ton. with many illustrations, is to ap.
pear in tho next number OF Me-
Cures.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
Services ut ST. Charles Church.

There will be mass AZ half.past &c
o'clock, Sunday, the 25,h lust.
AT : o'clock the afternoon of the
same day-Catechism.
In thu evening, at 7:3O O'clock
Benedict'on.
At Midnight, Dece mber "a 25,
Christmas mass.
Christmas morning, at $50 O'Clock
Christmas evening, at $50 O'Clock,
Benedic, ion.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
Destiny UOkauwn.

Boy-"Plesse, may l have that old
barrel?"
Grocer-"What for?".
Boy-"Mother told me TO get one,
but she diin't say whether she wanted
t" gid it for bric-a.brac or Use it Ter
Stops"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
preOoSasS Waited.

Bids for weatter boarning the Cath
Ollie Church and parsonage in Halle.
will he received until SATURDAY,
DECEMBER %, 1898. at IA resi-.
drnce Of MRS. FLYNN,
President.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
A Eeariy Ind ,rsement.

"What do you think Of this echem
Of raising the tax on soap?" asked
Flooding Pete.
SITS right" said Meanacring Mike ;
"put tho taxes on the luxuries. ANY
man that. uses soap orter be made ter
pay fur it,"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
SHOOTING STARS.

Alleged to b. by Mr.. Van Alien.
"The extent Of my fall
This sa:a circumstance tells,
Some are spelling
My name with two is 70
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
Equipped.

Equipped.
"Are you ready to meet that sol
emn event in every mans existe zee,
the New Year?" asked the meditative
man.
you b. am" replied hi, flippant
friend. 81 la, more materis i for
swearing # than ever had before in
my l.fa.'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
"A Customer Who Paws %5 Per
Me nth for Water is Never
Given a Eeceir..

A customer on Main street " no has
for years raid 50 per month for water,
told lie ZINES man, yesterday. that
10 did not have single receipt as
evidence Of payment.
lie was advised to get one, the ne xt
time he paid, and to have it coyer back
payments.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
Notice to Members Of the Ladies, Ca,bo.
lie Union.

lie Union.
There will be meeting of the
members of the I.adies' Catholic
Union. on Saturday, Decemb 20,
1898, at half-past 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, at the residence OF Mrs
Flynn. on Second avenue, between
Croy and Walnut streets.
All members are urgently requested
10 attend. and all bills against the
Union should be presented at or prior
to that time.
MRS. FLYNN, President.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
Modest Willie.

"D'd you ever use a phonograph?"
asked Willie W,bble's friend.
mo. | nevah yet said ANYTHING
that cared to give II yself an enc re
on"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22
A MisnOlnsr.

"What is your obj-cticn to private
thea''icais 7" tie asked Of the sour.
faced man.
"The puhlinity that Is invariably
attached to thcm," was the reply.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22

How 1t is :. Me.iMps Done.
slow did Borsting Glutbins get
bis meager reput ton for wit?" said
the sarcastic mar.
"By telling his lest friends that all
their best stories were chestnuts."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22

Total snowfall to datc-32A inches-of which
u inches rem ain.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-22


zoe n Ma
The sun., 1893-12-08
LEoIsLA7IrE COMMITTEES.
The Republican Bosses Announce Several
Lists-A CIoturs Ruie In the Senate.

The Republican Bosses Announce Several
Lists-A Cioturs Ruie tn the Senate.
Those Republicans at the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel are still Tapping their wings and saying
they did II. As the day approaches for them to
take charge at Albany the country Republicans
are focking in town to receive their orders
In the hotel gathering last night we're ex-
Senator Platt, ex-senator Warner Miller. Con-
gressman James J. Beden, Senator Saxton OF
Wayne. Senator O'Connor Of Broome. Senator
Stapleton OF Madison, Senator Kiburn OF
Franklin, Senator Mullin Of Oswego Senator
Childs OF Queens and Senator owens OF
Kings; Assemblymen George Il. Malby OF st.
Lawrence and Lambert Kern OF Madison, and
James II. Sheffield OF tho Eleventh district
Uncle George West Of Ballston. ex-AasemJly-
man W. c. Stevens OF Franklin. John Dwight OF
Dryden. ex-ColIector Hendricks. ex- Congress-
man Henry G.. Buregh OF Whitehall. and
scores OF others. There wasn't man in the
group who hadn't an axe to grind or little
tin anchor to windwurd.
Not one OF tho Senators or Assemblymen
would admit that they were under orders.
They were all to do Just as they pleased about
Chairmanships and everything else. and then
they had talks with ex-senator Platt and Mr..
Miller. and somehow after these talks It was
announced that the Com nittoe on Rules OF the
senate would be senators Saxton. OConnor.
Mr.. Saxton, who Is to be President pro tenn
OF the Senate. will not be made Chairman OF
any other committee. and he Ia expected TO
get up some measure that will approach clo-
turn In order to force party bills
The Chairmanship Of the Senate Committee
on Cities has cen given by the bosses to Mr..
Parsons, Tho bosses have directed that Henry
CoRgeshail shall be Chairman Of tho Commit
toe on Railroads. and George A. Owens OF
Kings, the bartender who defeated Senator
Met arren by mistake has been elevated by
the bosses to he Chairman of the Committee
on Commerce and Navigation. This IL a
pretty snug Chairmanship for n new Senator.
Tho bosses have made up the Assembly
Committee on Rules us follows: Messrs. Nal
by. Ainsworth, Fish. Keck. sulzer, and Hem
messy. Mr.. Malby OF course. IL to be Speaker.
but nobody on this hemisphere seems to know
who Is to lie Clerk. That fight is getting
rather hitter The BufTalonians insist on che
selec.irn of Charles T.. orr. The friends OF
Henry J.. Stoddari and W. J.. Youngs however
are still positive that they will land their men.
The country Republicans have also come to
be introduced at Albany this winter. For the
asst month the Republican bosses have been
busy night and day getting up all sorts OF bills
calculated to rnise "A storm at Albany. The
Repubiicans declare unrcservedly that these
bills are for the purpose OF putting Gov Flow
er in hole" For instance there are bills 10
rescind the legislation which changed the
charters OF certain cities. and there are other
bills looking to "A change in the ballot reform
law. and Heaven alone knows what
The sun., 1893-12-08
ooNs1rrUTroxzL sUeeEsrIoSs
The Baptist soeisi Uuiou Hesrs ASsu
Proposed Amendtnents.

After dinner at the Hotel Savoy last evening.
the members Of the Baptist Social Union liz
tened TO addresses relating to the coming Con-
stitutional Convention. Judge Joseph +. Daily
OF the Court Of Common Pleas sent a letter. in
which he outlined a plan for securing honest
elections
He proposed to put the election machinery
in charge Of non partisan Board the members
OF which should I've elected for long terms. be
irremovable except by impeachment. and have
liberal salaries. lie also proposed as a check
upon the Legislature council or committee
OF revision without whose approval no bill
could become q law. He thought that eN-
Judges OF the Court Of Appeals and OF the
higher courts Of record who had reached the
constitutional limit oil age could properly
perform this duty.
James G. Carter made an address In which
be said that the municipal government OF
New York should be placed beyond Legislative
control, and that n Board should be created
for the collection OF lust taxes. He said that
the division OF the public school funds among
the religious schools OF any sect could not be
tolerated.
The Rev. DR.. James NJ. King. General Score.
tary OF the League Tor tho Protection OF
American Institutions. said that he had
personal knowledge 81 cases in tho city
and State where Catholic schools were main
tanned entirely by anportionment from the
general school funds lie said that he
had heard from the lins " q Catholic priest a
rejected tho proposition for the Apportion-
ment Of public funds for the support OF Catho-
lie schools the power OF tho Church In the
elections to come would be felt.