davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06
~PARISVII.LE. Mich.

PARISVII.LE, Mich. =
Wiel. ks. Rodowlcz opuscii
20 kw!etn.a nasza parafa,
pobiwszy swoiego. nsuczyciela
Antoniego Symbola. Teraz
przybyf ma lego miejsce wiel.
ks. Tysaka. Ten oznajmif
parahanom, lie na!przewieleb :
nleiszy ks. B,skup rczkazaf
paraGanom wydall6 nauczy-
ciela A. SymboIa. emma
stawia temu opor, DO nauczy-
Gel dopomina sic pensyI al
do konca roku. Nauczyciel
apelowat DO B'skupa. - Ora.
suje tn dyflerya juz kiIkAuas-
Gle ludzi umarlo. W jednym
donu zachorowaio szescioro
dz,eci. Chorebe przYniesiono z
boru.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06
kk OL0 Wa NASZA
opisaf
Wiadystaw Bst=a.
-E33-

W dawnych czssach istnia}o
w Polsce b1actwo ,Sodalis-
tow" czyli slug Nary. Za}o3c-
ne W XVII wieku, miaio ono
ga gfowne zadanie opr6cz
azerzerzenia czcl i nabozenstwa
do Najswletsze) Pauny, takae
~utrzymywanie moralnoscl i
czystosci obyczajow p%omledzy
mlodzie2q szkolna llczna
podowczas palestra, czyli urzed-
.nikami sadowYml.
Wkrotce ]ednak rzeczone
;bractwo TAX sic zwineio, BE
ME byfo z'cn,ianlna. rycer2a
d zamu2nleIszego kralu
naszym, ktoryby d. niego ME
,nale2al. Szczegolnlej r%ycerstwo
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06
TO / OVO

Wielcy ludzie maja swoie
dixie kawa1ki, wee diva beda
seimy Zw'azku Narodowego.
Rataj Mamma ostrzy zeby,
1ak wedlug z~wyczaju, ma sekre.
tarstwo Zjednoczenia z S 700
W dodatku.
Dnla llgo L,pca, gdy
ksieza chicagoscy beda ia
rekoiekcyoch, 0. O. Imar-
twychwstancy u%dowodn'a akcy.
onaruszom Spolk1 Wydaw-
nictwa, BE rachunki byly, So
i beda W porzadku.
Doktor sad2lf, lakobY cyru-
}x nu musla} ustap!c, ale
doktnr Sc rrzekouaf, 2e cyrullk
!4piey goll.
Stan duchowny wolf ma
rcdu ma racya bytu W Stanach
Ziednpczonych- Spytac sic
Tr3lczan W Chicago.
G%sbernator Altgeld ado
wodnlf wypuszczeniem AGAR
chlstow z wiezlenla. egiasza-
lac ich lako meczennlkow, De
MONA bomby d%Ynamitowe ma
ludzi bezbronnych r2ucaG i
zosta&-bohaserem.
Rataj Mama z Chicago
smoli gryzmoly do kolektorow
Ilednoczenla, ably "a MIN Clio.
sowali.
RybakoWsk', zqkaf sic tZaml
mad grobaml chicagosklch
anarchistow. Czufa to sztuka.
Polska powstanie diva razy
tego roku, DO diva beia se1my
patryotyczne.
" Zlednoczenlu chlopi
ckc!eliby mleG kase pcsmiert
ma ga darmo. To Jest nsjwaa-
MESSY wniusek Ia przysziy
seim.
Ma chicagoskie] wystawle
ledyny polski oddziat stanowl
maiy pokoik W gmachu sztuk
piekny@h, w ktorym wywie :
sAono k,lkansscie obrazy e.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06
Polskh sod Npskalelm
~ I43fM,

n Lsfwy pisa miedzy iunem
90 ,,Dzien. PoznunsSle :.Zawja.
damlam, ME reczac zreszta "a
wlarogodnost, re miedzy zydsmi
chodza pog}cski, IL maja jakoby
ich stanowczo powypedzac re wsi
do miast i miasteczek; lecz ze u
mas DUO tax zwanych miasteczek
jest albo wsiam,, ALDO osadami
szlachecklemj, to maja lch costa
VIC tylko W takirh. ktore So
"a miasteczka rzadowe uznaue i
maja swoje osobne ma ma to orgy.
wileJe. z list6w zydowskichz Jalty
dowiadu]e sic, jakoby ich wYpe-
dzono take 2 wszystklch mast w
hrYmle; a W okolicach Jafty zro-
bono to taxa bezwzgIednoscla,
70 W clasu dolby wyrzucono % do
NOV z niemowletami, prawle be-
odzienia ME da]ac czasu ma lake.
kolwiek uregulowanle l%nteres6w.
Tfuln do 5000 ludzi tych isszczes.
lwych uda} si4 do L.wadvi do sa-
mego cara, Me chclano ich wpus-
cit, ale ma wlelki lament W kotou
car wyszedf IA balkon zapytaf
czego chea. Wtedy jakis starry bar
do zyd ia} przek}adac. 10 on ,u
mieszka]a cd niepamjetnych eza-
SOW, Re regularnie ptacq podatki i
w%ojskowa powinnosc pefnla, Is
maja swoje ogrody i winmce,
przewaznie zajmuja sic rolnlctwem,
a tn i'm TAXA krzywde wyrzadzono;
re jezeli woIa rzadu Jest lch usu-
oac, to mech dadza i'm ma to
przyuaimnlej czas d~ostateczny,, by
noswe ntres zafatwill. zyd iakoby
leawl} bardzo gfadko wymownie
Car zas s}uehaf mllczqc / palit pa
pleros pc paplerosie. GdY zyd
skonczYf powiedziaf: ,,ubiraihess,
ia wan goSoriu, odkuda wy pry-
sill" [idzcie, powladam wam, zks-
descie ~przyszlll tedy ten sam
zyd ma to rzeknle znowu: k1edy
tax, to mech cesar1 powle shades
my pszyszli, hv my tego ME VIE
my, prosze a objasnic, to p.i:-
dziemy. My wlemy. re przodkow,e
nas' tn byli %jeszcze "a cesarz6w
g%reck,ch, "a Turkow Tatar6w.
Rosya tn panuJe doplcro cd stu
lat, Il nasl przudkowie ma kilkaset
lat sledzlell tn pred tenn, a zkad
przyszll ME wiemy, mech nam car
to powle, to pojdzlemy. Car iako-
by powt6rzyt swoie uyprzean,e
sto"a, poszedt zaraz do 20 koiu
zamkn4t drzwi cd balko nu I fran
ok zapuScll.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06

znanych prawie malarzy.
Pavilion rosyiski " gmachu
przen ye}owym ma wystawie
chicTg">kleJ pysznle sic pred.
STA" q. jest tam wiele rzeczy
polsk'ch duao pieknych
obrazow fgur sw,etycb.
Swleta wee RosYa.
Chtopl W Zwiazxu Narodo
wynn dzlw'a sic, czemu pa.
tryoty7m pekf ma mnlejsza,
wleksza po}owe.
Skcro rataj Mamma zostanie
sekreta'zem Zjednoczenla, luz
dzie Fr7estana umleraG, kasa
posmiertna stanie sic lalka.
ledynie 500 pensy, sekre,arza
pozostana, ably blogosc, raj
sk'e s9iatu cglas7a6,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06
q A
3 Llpca.

Wczorai t. j. Zoo L,pca, para
TIA po!ska sw. Wincentego a PauIo
w Milwaukee. ktora, iako duszpa-
sterz zawiaduje gorliw,e 2 wlel.
kim ro&ytAiem dla 1oscioia !
w'ernych W. Ks. w. Lewandow-
ski. c'eszl}a sic wspanla}a uroczy-
stoscia. prza>z}o setka dziecl.
chtopc6w dzlewc24t przystepowalo
do plerws CT komunn sw.9a wopole
20S os6b do sw. Sa kramertu Bi,rz
mowania.
W sobote sasiedn ksieza
polscy s'uohal, tax dzieci lako i
w'ernv lad spowiedzi. W n,edziele
dzlecl' ubranc jsk zwykle do
plerwszeJ komun1i Sw., weszty
w procesyl re szko}y do kosclola.
Pred komuma Sw. W. ks. pro
ooszcZ LeWandowskj W rzewnvch
40 Serca idacNch s}owach przemo-
VIII DO dzlatNv, k!adac iei ma SERGE
zachowanie w1nlY ojcow naszych,
bogobojne i cnotliwe daisze zvcie.
70 p"1ndnlu rrzyiecEat Maj
przb. ks. Arcy biskup Katzer wraz
re sworn wikaryuszca generaluvm
nsignorela-Zein,nger'em abv
udzlelic wiernym sw. Sakramentu
Blerzmowanla.
Narodu zebra}a sig w1elka masa.
Wszyscy odsuietnych szatach i
2 na%strojonem uczuciem ~poboznoscl
W tax solenneJ chwlli.
Poch6d DO koscioia vvruszy}
2 plebami i pos,epowaf proccsyo-
nalnie ullca do swl9tyni pansaiei.
Ma przodzle sz}a ~ork,estra grajac
pieknego marsza. DaIej postepo-
waiy W P,eknym porzadku kcsclcI-
ne bractwa, swolch p'ekny CHI
szarfach / odznakach: bractwo Sw.
W%incentego Paulo : patrona
kosciofa; bractwo Sw. W4adyslava
y bract"o Sw. Aiexego. Ia
bractwaml postepowa1 diugi szereg
dzicwlc polskich, dziewczat cd
pierwszeJ Homunll szereg CHOP.
COW. Najprzeb. ks. Arcyblskupovl
a%systowali Joko dyakon, w. Ks.
Donaagalski, proboszcz Z Winony--
/ w, G%ruenholc. asystent cd Sw:
Stan'siawa Jako subdyakon. W
urocz7stoscl brall j~eszcze udziaf
n%astepnjacy W. w. ks1eza - W.
ks. A. Zeinlnger, Wlkaryusz &C.
neralny-W. ks. H. Gulskl, Radca
arcybiskupi j proboszcz cd Sw.
Jacka; w. ks. Gorski, proboszcs
cd Sw. Stanis}awa; W. ks. Grutza,
proboszcz Cd Sw. J6zefata; W. ks.
j. Szukaski proboszcz cd novel
parafl Sw. Cyryla Metodego W
MiIwaukee-W. ks. Pradzinski,
asystent cd Sw. Jacka-W. ks. T..
Iaras1ewlcz, asystent prey paraf1
S. Jadwig'; w. ks. Horbaczewsk1,
asystent PREY parafl Sw. J6zefa1a;
w. ks. D. Pezo - htwin, swiezo
przybyiy kapiao 2 Belg.i.
Ceremonie r~ozpoczeto hymnem
Neni Creator-ktory odsplewaly
bardzo pleknie szkolne dziec,.
Poczem w. ks. SzukaIskl, Ii stopni
w'elkiego o}tarza wyg}osi4 grun-
towna l piekna nauae. z~ast6sowana
do ~okolicznoscl. Pc u~konczeniu
Blelzmowanla przemow.i ~ieszcze
Naiprzeb- rs. Arcybiskup pc an
glelsku. W swoJej krotkiel, lecz
plekneJ i rzewnej przemowie k}adf
szczegolnle dzlcclom ma -ercu-aby
w'ern'e zachowaiy wiare olc6w,
PoiaKdw, kt6rzy kraju, wsr6d
przesladowania i stuletniel newo,l,
zawsze sto,a, LAX wierni rycerze,
pod sztandarem WARY katollcklei
Ur0czystGSG zakonczono blooos}a-
wiehstwem Przenajswietszym Sa
klamentem, udzlelonem przez
Generalnego W'kalego. Pc nabo,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06

WARTC soble przeczyta6
um!eszczona ma stronicv Izr
sielszego numeru odezwe Cen.
cora Zwiazku Mar. Pol. do
grup zwlazkowYch
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06


blac1y w!zerunkiem NaisM let
sci Fanny, ia sobie oblera
lac "a szczegolna %patronke l
oredowniczkc, a lei 'imie "a
haste W bo,u | ga najskutecz-
nie)s2a lurcze Cd przygod
wojennych.
Z p!esnla: % Gvspodz'e
uwielblona.!" staw!aca Boga
rodzice. szio nasze rycerstwo
W b6l krwawy Ia Ware !
ojczyzue, szer2ac wszedzle
slave tego lmlensa i Geese Ola
BosAiej Macierzy.
Wspansa]} byl wldo1 tego
! powaanego zastepu polsklch
lycerzy, W btyszczacych zbro-
zach, W stronger pioropuszach,
z or]eml skrzydlami ramon,
ktory ich przeobrazal W oczach
przera2onych nieprzylacloi W
]akis hufec niebieskl; - gdy
szedi W boz krwawy powaznie
l u~roczyscie, re skupieniem W
ducEu, z modlitwa pa ustach.
| Matka Bo1a pamietala tez
0 wlernych sobie hafcach.
, Biogosiawi'a i'm W boju. chro-
nIta Cd szwauKu i muogle
dawa}a i'm zwyciestwa.
Pr2esllczry obrazek, ma tie
przygod jednego re starych
wlarusow poIsh CHI, a w'asnie
takiego Sodajisa Mary, skres.
III Adam Mick,ewicz, ktory tn
W stresZczenlu postaram sic
powtorzyc.
D1alo sic to przeszlo osm-
dzieslat lat temu, "a czasow
Napoleona lgo, kledy to ow
cesarz, pred ktorym korzylA
sic Gala Europa, po>tanowI
soble 2sgarnac iron hlszpanski
ola brata swego Jozefa. SHY
vice d. Hlszpauli pulki fran
cuskle l polskie (bo Polacy
sluayll podowczas Napoleono-
WY Ola opanowanla tego
kraju. Ale Hlszpanie dzleInle
sic opieraIi obcYm wojskom, a
chloe zwyciezenis ME ostyg!i W
zemscle, i gdzie tylko dopadli
jaki cddziaf francuski, staczali
2 mm krwawe utarczkl a
czesto W pieh wszyst6lch wy
cinull.
Ow0z " ieduym 2 taknh
oddzatow siu3yl starry kapral,
walecznv j pobo2ny aofnierz,
ktory razem ze swolml kan
ralami dosta} sic 10 kwhtere
do pewIego Hiszpana.
Hiszpanie, j.k wiadomo, sa
narodem bardzo pobo1uym /
! dbaiym o czesc s%ietych i
PREDICT wybaoza wtasna Krzyw
de, wYrzsdzona soble, MI
bluznierstwo w rzeczach rellgu
! wiary. A tn ]ak ma ziosc,
oprocz nieprzyiemnoscl Z po-
bytu nleproszonych gosc,
muslaf W dodstku znosic
Ieszcze ow Hiszpan cierpliwle
kiatwy j bluzn;erstwa, ktorych
sic sprosnie dopuszczall:
Hamowat lch wprawdzie "
tych niepoczciwych zapedach
ow Polak, ale to wszystko
! bylo grochem 0 sciane. Fran.
cuzlska popiws2y sic:
Dalej bredzlc ma swletych!
8 Otoz z wlekszYch W wleksze
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06
BUFFALO, N. Y.

DCI NI0i N. =. =
kosclele polskim ma Black
rock pcsw'econo JUL trzec,a
choragiew kcsAeiaa, u iowa
rzys1wo N Ser.:a Pan. Jeausa
liczy "a c2lonko" r>ynnych.
Do szkn'y ucze>zcza 81 sko 70
dziecl.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06

ECHO nleraz potepia szal.
bierska r,bote gazeclarska
Slisza, a jednak drukuie juda,
szowskle korespondencye Z
wlnons'iie! dzlekciarni Cd
czAowIeka w.ele gorszego cd
Sllsza? = jake to pogodzlc?
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-22

George declared ne couI0 not get attention
after the able and brilliant effort" ETC.
IF we cannot have further debate" said
VOORHEES,, "the next thing is to vote" aud
he moved to lay on the table PETERS
amendment to the bill and asked the yeas
and nays. Jones of Arkansas moved to
adjourn and Butler of South Carolina to
go into executive session, but VOORHEES, in
sisted that his call for the yeas and nays
had the right of way. The chair, however,
thought not. A point of no quorum was
made but on a call ffty-fve senators
answered. Then Wolcott moved to ad-
journ and the vote stood-yeas, 10; nays. a.
The vote was not test of the sentiment
OF the senate except in a general way, as
showing that the free silver men are in a
decided minority. Buffers motion to go
into executive session was defeated and
Teller moved to adjourn, while Harris
was very anxious also to go into secret
session. Voorhees,, however, was. firm up
to this point; he had a motion he desired
-ote on and would agree to nothing but
a vote. Teller said it was unfair and I'M
precedented and that nothing would be
gained because an amendment meaning
the same thing could be offered if this
were rejected. voorhees, said that moth
ing but the "mIghtest question" would
justify the ordeal he had prepared for the
aged senators in the chamber, but threw
out an olive branch in the shape of ques-
tion whether the opposition would now
agree to a time to vote on the bill, the
amendment or anything else.
And no oppositionist said word of en-
couragement, whereupon, after some fur
ther colloquy, VOORHEES, withdrew his mo-
tion and Teller told him that it made no
difference what he (Voorhees) did the op-
position would be right thar" Morgan
made some remarks that "riled" Palmer
Of Illinois, who said, alluding to a sentence
by Morgan, that no one proposed to
butcher" him and that his speech was an
extravagant harangue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-22
House and Senate Summar,x.d

WASHINGTON, Sept 22-Platt offered
the cloture resolution in the senate he
gave notice of Tuesday and made speech
thereon, declaring the senate in the power
of any minority that had determination.
Peffer introduced his bureau-of-loans bill.
White argued against the repeal bill, say
ing that it did not cover the Democratic
platform promises. VOORHEES, tried to
force vote on a motion to lay on tie
table Peffer's free silver amendment to
the repeal bill, but gave up the fight after
little filibustering and appealed to tn 9
minority to agree to a vote at some time
but they would not.
In the house Reed called attention to the
journal, which said that Crisp has refused
to entertain 'dilatory" motions, while
Crisp had sedulously avoided that dread
full word. Crisp took the matter under
advisement and the journal was not ap-
proved until the last thing. The commit
tee on rules reported cloture resolution
providing that the election law repeal bill
shall be taken up Sept. 26 and voted on
Oct. IL. The resolution was adopted with
out trouble
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-22
BEGAN TO LOOK LIKE 6FlGHT.
But Voorhees, Seems Only to Have Been
ReconnoItering

But Voorhees, Seems Only to Have Been
ReconnoItering.
Stewart proposed to show that senate
delays had always been advantageous and
Teller wanted to speak. but not now. So
the resolutions went over and White of
California took the floor and spoke four
hours and twenty minutes against the re-
peal bill, which he said did not fully re-
deem the Democratic platform on that
subject and would result in the death of
bimetallism in this country He wanted
to quit after speaking three hours, but
Voorhees, declined to help him out. Dur
ing his speech White said it was tribute
to Sherman's financial ability that today
be not only dominated his own party, but
had many Democratic followers. When
White closed it looked for time as if
there was going to be lively contest.
VOORHEES, said that it was too early to
adjourn-it was $50 p. m.-and wanted
Geor ge of Mississippi to flush his speech.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-22
INACCURATE, BUT STILL CORRECT
The journal of the House as Reed Views
Matters.

The Journal of the House as Reed Views
Matters.
Reed had his daily whack at the Demo
Gratis over "dilatory" motions in the house.
When the journal had been read he called
attention to the fact that the journal
clerk-with excellent judgment, he said
had recorded that the speaker on Wednes-
day had ruled out certain motions because
they were "dilatory." This, said Reed,
was not accurate, though it should have
been; and he called the attention Of the
speaker TO the matter. The speaker re-
piled that he had not had an opportunity
to examine the journal. He was Of the
impression that it was not correct. Reed
said that he would like to congratulate
the chair upon the fact of the journal be-
ing correct, even though an inadverteace
tLaughter.l
After the speaker had examined the
journal he submitted it with certain cor
rections of the word "dilatory" and said
that the chair had discovered as it was
read that it was wrong in four distinct
particulars. The journal ,had stated that
the chair had given certain reasons for
his decisions, and these reasons had been
recorded incorrectly. The house would re-
member that in some of these decisions
VIC NHa4i 1du giving CDe
re asons on which he based his action. The
journal ought not to put into the mouth
of the speaker reasons that he had not as
signed for his rulings.
Reed said that to his mind land he said
1t with perfect respect) the only ground
on which the decisions of the speaker
W ednesday could rest was the ground
that the motions made were dilatory.
They were dilatory. If they were not dill
atory the conclusion was that the speaker
had neglected his duty. The speaker had
ruled out motions for a recess, to lay on
the table, and for question of considera-
tion. If these were dilatory motions the
chair had perfect right to rule them out.
But he had ruled them out, not as dila-
tory motions, but as motions. He hoped
the speaker would permit the journal to
remain as it was.
The speaker remarked that the gentle
man would not make proposition that an
inaccurate journal should be approved.
Reed-Does it not contain what the
speaker actually thought
The speaker-It is a question as to what
was done.
Reed suggested that the journal actually
recorded the reasons that had actuated the
speaker.
The speaker-The trouble is that the
speaker ought to be permitted to give his
own reasons and that the journal clerk
ought not TO be permitted to give them
for him. [Applausel.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-22
DEATH THE PILOT.
Another Terrible Railway Ac.
cident.
IN INDIANA THIS MORNING,

The Second Section of a VestibuIe on the
Wabash Dashes Into Freight Train
and Fifty-one Are Hurled to Eternity -
Surgeons to the Scene and Farm Houses
Hospitals
KINGsBURY. Ind, Sept. 22.-The
second section of the westbound ves-
tibule train on the Detroit division
of the Wabash road, due in Chicago
at a. M, ran into a freight train on
siding at this city this morning.
The reports place the killed at so.
The Farm Houses Are Hospitals.
All the farm houses in the vicinity
have been turned into hospitals, and
surrounding towns called upon for
surgeons, many spending. Twelve
are SO far recovered. Eighteen or
20 still remain in the debris.
Relief Train to the Scene.
CHICAGO, Sept. pa relief train
containing surgeons left here at 9
O'Clock for the scene of the Kings bury
wreck.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-22
Relief Train to the Scene
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept. n.
Following were the quotations on the
Board Of Trade today: Wheat t-September.
opened 671sc, closed 67ssc; December, opened
closed 7sl3c. Corn-September. opened 4Ossc.
closed 4114c; December. ope led 4l1sc, closed
A34c; May, opened 4i5sc, closed $3.50 Oats
September, opened 2e1ac. osed 27lSc; Oc-
tober, opened 2el5c, closed 27I4c; May.
opened 3l16c; closed s2ssc. Pork-october.
opened Sl4S7K closed slAso; January.
opened, Sl4.l5, closed Sl415. Lard-Sep-
tember, ened s9.40 closed s94
Live Stock: The prices at the Union
Stock yards today ranged as follows:
Hogs-Esttmated receipts for the day, q. 900;
quality fair; left over. about 3,5O; market
fairly active with shippers the rincipal
buyers; prices on desirable lots We're steady.
but common were sc lower; sales ranged
at S5.00l6 40 pigs. S6001o. IS light. S5.6515.90
rough packing, s5.9t96.70 mixed, and $5.95
Gs.55 heavy packing and shipping lots.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for the day
14.O0l; Qual.t fair; market rather quiet
on local and shipping account; good grades
rather frmer and price unchanged; QuotatioSs
ranged at S5.S0G5.6J choice to extra shipping
steers, s4.6O15.20 good to choice do, s4.Q)
94.5o fair to good. $3.50 O $50 COM
mon to medium do, $3.O0G3.7a butch
ers' steers. $2.0192.75 stockers. s2.50t3. 90
feeders. sl.0l9a-sJ cows, s2.000a.sJ heifers
Sl.509350 bulls, s2.0092.s5 Texas steers,
S2.5 0I25 western rangers, and s2.5055.53
veal calves.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for the day,
1l,0O0; quality fair; market rather slow
Ss25 1870 per lOJ lbs, Westerns. s.. $50
Texas. Sl.e0Gi.25 natives and S2.50G50)
lambs.
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, 2ilS1
25c per lb; fancy dairy, 2lG23c; packing
stock, lac. Eggs-Fresh stock, lac per doz.
off iva ,otr1+r Drir, obf folrn O.,
per ID; ROSTERS. &c; turkeys. lO9Ilc; ducks,
&c; geese, S3.OO16.0O per doz. Potatoes
Wisconsin Rose. 75c per bu; fancy 7Sc;
home grown, SLO01I.25 per l14-bu sack.
Sweet potatoes-Jersey, $500 per bbl; Bal
timore, s3.2jG35J. Apples-New, fair to
choice. s2OOG2.7j per bbl Honey-White
clover. lib sections, l2ls 1.4c; broken comb
lOc; dark comb. gooi con tition, l01l2c; ex
tracted. 6ISc.
New York.
NEW YORK. Sept. 81.
Wheat-October. &c; December 70 Ito
nc; May, 7sc. Oats-No. 2 quiet AMI firm;
state, 3iGlISc; western, 331il1ac; October
52I2c; November, S25sc; December, 33skc;
May, 3iac. Corn-Dull and steady; No. 2,
ISIf G4skc; September 4ec: October. ssssc
December, 1915 1i94c; May, lAc. Porl-
Inactive but firm; new mess. sl7.oO1l7sl
Lard-ouiet and nominal.
The Local Markets.
GRAIN, ETC.
Hhest-74GT6o.
Corn-42c.
New oats 26c.
Hay-Timothy,ss O0GS9.O0 upland. IS ooasaoo
slougi S6.OoGS7.OO; baled. s10.0019. 90.
PRODUCE.
Butter.Fsir to choice, 22h Ga3c ;creamery,a ,a5c
Eggs-Fresh, 13c-
Poultry-Chickens, 1Sc; turkeys 1sH; ducks
12xc; geese, l0c.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Apples-s5 009S6.O0 per Dbl.
Potatoes-60c570c.
Onions-60c per bu.
Turnips-40c per bu.
LIVE STOCK
Cattle-Butchers pay for corn fed steers
4g4he; cows and heifeIs, 2hG3kc calves
Hogs-5Mc.
Sheep-5c.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-22
Very Conscientious Indeed.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-An unknown
man, whose letters are postmarked New
York city, has sent Secretary Carlisle 81, ;
500 which he says is the last installment
of double the amount out of which he de-
frauded the government during the war.
His steal was 10000. and he says he pities
the thief If he feels what he (the sender)
has felt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-22
Place for an Indiana Man.

WAsHINGToS, Sept. 22.-The president
has appointed Luther Short, of Indiana.
consul general at Constantinople; S. b.
Evans, of Iowa, consul at Managua, Nj
caragus; John Karel, of Illinois, at Prague
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-22

mere is reward of So 600 for the head
OF Kid, the renegade Apache scout.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-11-17

Why are American farmers truopino
into the Saskatchewan district OF the
Canadian Northwest Territories? The
answer is simple. Settlers from the
Eastern States are unable to find suit
able unoccupied land in the Western
[ States; the young men who were born
and raised in the West look about for
land and cannot find it near home, and
OF those who have land some have neces-
sity for more. They want first-class
farming land that does not require irri-
CATION; they want rich grass land for
their cattle, and they want 1t cheap.
They find that they can attain such land
in all quantities, some Of it free and as
much as they want at {3 an acre, and
that as q settler need pay only tenth
iOf the purchase money down, with nine
years to pay the rest, his land increases
in value far above the purchase price
long before his payments are due. And
the men Of Washington, Oregon and
Western States see by the map that they
have not far to GO; that lines run up
from the boundary at several points to
Calgary and Edmonton, and that the
lands to be acquired are along the line
of railway and within easy reach OF i
station. 1t is no wonder therefore that
there is quiet but extensive movement
among American farmers to get to thi,
Northern Alberta country, and that ths
lands from fifty miles north Of Calgary
to Edmonton on the Saskatchewan and
beyond it are very eagerly sought. II
several parts, where two years ago onfJ
small railway station marked the dis
trict, mixed colonies of Canadians anc
Americans have now established them
selyes.