davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-29
kszoscia glosow, ale : lub :. Pro
jekt tego prawa jeszcze ME jest O.
pracOwany.
POLACY w NATRONA,PA.

Natrona, Pa. - marca, 1893.
Poniewaz dotad naszem miaste-
czhu Natrona W AMERYCE mic ME
czyta1em, to teraz majac do tego
sposobnost pragne naszych braci
porozrzucanych po ca}ych Stanach
Zjednoczonych powiadomic, ze i W
Natrona, Pa, spora liczba jest Po.
lakow. Jest tn $50 familiji; dwie
trzecie pracuje W fabryce tax zwa-
nej Pennsylvania Salt. Mfg. Co. gdzie
jest stsaa praca zimai latem, a eszta
pracuje po Ia miastem i tax samo
stala praca, to tez zyjemy swobodnie,
DO nam ma niczem ME zbywa co do
naszego ciala. Ale dusze nasze by}y
czcze j prawie bez posilku. Az tn
pewnego dnia, jakby sam Bog ze.
s&a}, przyby4 p. Jozef Rosihski, wy
dawca "Przyjaciela Ludu" Pit.
tsburga. On policzy& lie mas tu jest
W Natronie, zwo}a4 mityng dziel-
ME do mas przem6wi1, zachecaiac
abysmy sic kochali jak bracia Pc.
lacy, i uprasza} abysmy dzieci nasze
wychowywali ma Polak6w dobrych
katolikow, DO gdy tego ME uczy-
nimy to ciezki rachunek pred Bo-
gim zda6 bedziemy musieli. Ro-
wniez wspomnia} 0 naszej drogiej
oiczyznie przytoczy} wiele dobrych
przykladow. To tez "a p. Rosie
skiego staraniem, zawiaza'o sic to-
warzystwo bratniej ,pomocy pod
imieniem sw;etego J6zefa, opieku-
ma Dzieciatka Jezus, do ktorego ma
jeden raz SO czlonkow przystapi}o.
Towarzystwo cd dnia l stycznia
1893 roku juz poslada piekna cho-
ragiew koscielna i kraj iowa i wszyst
ko co sic do towarzystwa nalezy.
Musze tn wspomniet, ze W dzieh
10 mares to jest W dzieh sw. J6zefa
odwiedzi} mas tu wiel. ks. Griffin z
Pittsburgh, Pa, wys}ucha} mas spo.
wiedzi sw. po po}udniu ma niesz.
porach odby}o sic poswiecenie naszej
choragwi. Choragiew przez OBJ. l.
Mrozihskiego prowadzona by}a do
koscio}a W bardzo slicznym po-
chodzie: Is muzykant6w ma czele, po
Mich szed4 kapitan J6zef Rosinski, 2
kilkunastu rycerzami sw. Micha@a
Archanio}a po tych towarzystwo
sw. J6zefa j W tym porzadku prowa
dziljsmy choragiew do koscioia, a
| wiel. ks. Griffin po odprawieniu ce
remonii mas wszystkich do }ez wzru
szy} kazaniem, jakiegosmy blisko s
lat ME slyszeli, "a co mu W imieniu
ca4ego tow. serdecznie dziekujemy
staropolskiem "B6g zap4ac''. Tax
samo dziekujemy wszystkim obywa'
telom Pittsburgh mianowicie kap,
Rosihsklemu.
DO administracyj So upowaznieni
nastepujacy obywatele: Ignacy MIRO
zihski, prezydent; NJ. Wyrzelcwski
wiceprezydent; A. Plewa, kasyer
M. Bloch, sekretarz; w. Wyrze
lewski, w. Nowicki, opiekunowie
kasy; w. Weso}owski, marsza&ek
Jak6b Sowihski, do cboragwi kos
cielnej; w. Pyscihski, do choragw
kraj jowej Jan Mrozihski
Natrona, Allegheny Co., Pa
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-29
w CZEM R6ZNICA.

s}yszeliscie juz zapewne, szano.
wni czytelnicy, przys}owie "ktol
kradnie, schowa }adnle. ."-nie
zawadzi wiec dla ilustracyi tego ME.
suruiennego wyrazenia~ podac okre-
slenia, ktore }agodza lub poteguja
wine, stosownie do tego lie z}odziej
skrad}. z&odziej by4by to wyraz
zbyt nieprzyzwoity i ME brzmiacy
}adnie, ze cywilizacya obecna u.
czy coraz lepiej k}ama6-wynalaz&a
tez nastepujace wyrazy:
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-29
TOLEDO, 20 KWIETNIA, 1893.
W|ADOMOSCI ROBOTN|CzE.
NASI "PROTEKTORZY."

z kohcem Stycznia, r. 1898, stanaa
ma ziemie amerykahska, po dluzszym
W Europie pobycie, Andrzej Carne-
gle, :nilioner pittsburgski.
w czasie jego nieobecnosci, pod
zarzadem H. G. Fricka, rozegra}a sic
roku ubieg4ego krwawa walka piracy
kspita4em-w Homestead, osadzie
fabrycznej, tuz przy Pittsburgh po-
}ozonei. Wydawa}o sic, i tax zreszta
g}oszono, ze Carnegie, ,s}ynny ogra'
biania piracy biedak6w, tym razem
zechce wejs6 W jakies porozumienie
z robotnikami i,ze potepi zbrodnicze
pod{e postepywanie Fricka, zarzad-
cy fabryk W Homestead. Mia}y go
do tego sk}ania6 przyjazh robotni'
k6w, zrecznosc, jak przypuszcza1y
pisma kapitalistyczne, mia& jedynie
sprawiedliwos6 wymierzyc -a mic
wiecej.
w czasie gdy zaburzenia owe pa
nowa}y, Carnegie przebywaa W swym
zamku W Szkocyi i bawii sic "a pie,
Made nagromadzone przez praco
wnikow W Homestead. W Jego zam-
ku rozlegasa sic muzyka,- 1T -tahczono
tam bankietowano! Carnegie oto-
czony bogaczami brytyjskimi i szko.
ckimi wyprawia} bale ksiazece, igdy
W owei chwili dosz}a 60 wiadomosc,
ze Frick Homesteadu uczyni& pie
k{o-on ME wyrzekl s3owa, kt6rehy
by}o moglo burze zazegnat. Frick
by}by musial zaprzestac niecnego po.
stepowania, zosta}by jak zwierz dzi.
XII poskromiony. Ale w9asciciel mil.
czal, iak sinks. Widziaf elektrycz
nymi drutami otoczona fabryke i 81.
kawki z goraca woda, wystawione
przeciw robotnikom, ze ci smiell do.
pomniec sic o uczciwa zap}ate-a ma.
wet ME to, DO o procent cd swej pra-
cy! Widzia{ morderc6w Pinkertona,
nap}ywajacych do Homestead, aby
tn mordowac robotnikow ma rozkaz
Fricka. w kazdym razie, jezeli ME
widzia} tych przygotowad morder-
CZycu,UO WIouZld1 - u'Cu-dAO AAO Aio
m6wi}. Znaczylo to vice, ze ca}kiem
siezgadzal postepywaniem Fricka
dopomaga& mu W jego szatahskie]
piracy. Wine wiec tego rozlewu krwj
poniesie on soba do grobu-przy.
lgne}a ona do niego jak przeklehstwc
kama "a zab6istwo Alba.
Kiedy Carnegie przyby} do Wa
shingtonu, donoszono, ze "Carnegie
zaburzeniami W Homestead bynaj
mniej sic ME cieszy." Fakt,ze zrobi'
on miliony dolarow re swych pred
siebiorstw brAmial mu tenn gorzej
kiedy zastrajkowano opodwyzszenle
zap}aty. M6wiono wowczas owe!
mniemanej przyjazni jego pomiedzy
robotnikami wierzono, re uzyje on
swego wp}ywu, aby robotnikom, ,kto'
rzy brali udzisl W zaburzeniach,a po'
zostajacych pod oskarzeniem konspi'
racyi, wyjednac z}agodzenie kary.
lie Carnegie ME cieszy} sic owe ma
predce zyskana notorycznoscia-nie
dzMimy sic; bow:em Fricka z}o'
dziejskie mordercze postepywanie
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-29
PrZygOtOwania wOjenne W Austryi.


Najnowszem godnem uwagi zda-
rzenlem jest zam6wienie we fabryce
g6rno-austryackiej broni, III, 900
repetyerek systemu Mannlichera,
kalibru 6-5 milimetrow dla Rumunii.
Znaczenie tego obstalunku bronl
jest W podwojnem wzgledzie wazne
/ z ekonomicznego i z politycznego
punktu Wldzenia. - Ekonomiczna
wartos6 zamowienia broni wiecej
wprawdzie obchodzi akcyonaryusz6w
fabryki niz ogo@, ale jako dowod
ufnosci dla zak4adu, kt6ry wyrabia4
i wyrabia broh austryacka takze
musi wejsc W rachube. Polityczna
natomiast strona faktu, ze Rumunia
W Austryi zaopatruje sic W broh
zadnej chyba ME ulegnie watpli~-
wosci. Trudno przypuscit, ably kro-
lestwo szuka4o srodkow uzbroJenia
W pahstwie, ktorem ME jest W maj
lepszej zgodzie polityczneji z kto-
rem ME ma wsp6lnosci interesow.
Wprawdzie zdarza}y sic wypadki, ze
prywatni sprzedawali W Anglii broh
Rosyi, mimo naprezonych politycznie
stosunk6w obu pahstw, ale Kosya
Jest pahstwem wielkiem, ktore kaz-
diego czasu mog&o "a Oceanem jesli
ME W Europie dostac amunicy; i
karabin6w, "a pieniadze drogie
sprowadzic inzynierow angielskich,
amerykahskich, francuskich i ME-
mieckich we wsasnych fabrykach
czempredzej wyrabiac, czego potrze.
bowasa. Rosya ME graniczy tez
Anglia wojna miedzy temi
pahstwami nigdy ME jest bliska-
bez posrednictwa i wspo}udzla{u
pahstwa trzeciego. 1naczej rzecz sic
ma Rumunia, ktora graniczy z
Austro- Wegrami kt5ra z pewnoscia
ME zamawia4aby broni W pahstwie
gran;cznem, gdyby mu ca1kiem ME
ufa}a. Zaopatrzenie Rumnnii W bron
(znacznie W latach ostatnich ulepszo-
na) fabryki austryackiej, wywrze
tel ME made wrazenie W Rosyi,
gdzie spodziewaja sic zawsze jeszcze
ni-ktorzy politycy, re kr6lestwo
naddunajskie W razle wojny stanie
po raz wtory jak W roku 1877 ma
us}ugi cara.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-29
Walka Y banda rOZbVinik6W.

CITY OF MEXICO, % kwiet.-S}yn-
nv meksykahski rozb6jnik Amara
zorganizowa} bande z SO ludzi ma
pada& g6rnikow wywozacych srebro
z kopalni. Dzis oddzial wojska, ska
dajacy sic 223 zo&nierzy, obstapi{
rabusi6w W g6rach przysz}o do "a
cietej walki. Pc obu stronach jest du-
10 rannych. Rabusie zatarasowali sic
pewnym domu bronia sic zaciecie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-29

Zaczadzone osoby mona ratowac
takze, poruszajac systematyczuie
jezykiem pacyeuta cd do}u do CORY.
w poruszeniach tych nalezy zacho'
wac pewna rytmicznosc.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-29
.A.M.E'.R'Y'K'A'
Wychodzi W kazda SebOte.
KOSZTUJE Sl.5O Ma ROK.

Pod zadnym warunkem "a gazette ME kredytu-
jenny.
Adres MONA zmienlc k1edykolWlek, ale haleZy
podaG Zawsze starry nowy adres: ;,
Ma Nowy Rok wydajemy "kalendarz Polskl,
kt6ry staiym prenumeratorom bezptatnle posyta-
my. .,-.
tyi ami tez ME Jest organem zadnych 'spotek oyz-
nesowych,'' wiec ME 1eka sic wypowiedzlec pra'
VIDE. r.,
Naszem hasaem jest: "Precz obiuda Naprzod
z VIOLA Ludu.
domOsci.
AMERYKA sadzi wszystkie klasy .wedfng rowneJ
sprawiedliwosci (nie uznaje 'odmlenneJ spraWle-
dliwoeci'' dla bogaczy). Uczciwie postepuJe nj
kogo sic ME boi. ~
Drukuje najlepsze utwory literackie, przewaz-
ME oryginalne. (Jedyna gazeta polska W Amery-
ce, kt6ra drukuje powie6ci, romanse nowele o.
ryginalne)
AMERYkA Jest najtansza gazeta polska.
AMERYKA ma ecisfy druk w jedneJ kolumnie
pomiesci wiecej wiadomosci, niz inne gazety pol
skie dw6ch.
Pieni9dze nalezy przysyfat W listach regestro,,
wanych, przez "Money Order, "Bank Draft,
albo "Express Money Order" Wszystkie przeka'
~ musza bye piatne ma imie: A A. PARYskl' 10
ledo, Ohio
Adres,
4. A. PARYSKI,
Il. Boo 284, Toledo, OHIO.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-29

Gdy zas ktos wezmie bochenek
chleba albo pare wegli to juz kom'
pletnem zepsuciem. z punktu moral
nego ME ma tn r6znicy W "braniu"
s}owo zsodziejstwo powinno sic ma
iezec albo wszystAim tym czynom,al'
bo zadnemu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-29

Koscii miesnie cz}owieka So IDOL
ne do wykonania r6wnoczesnie 100
przesz1o poruszeh.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-29

Ma g}ebokosc l mill ang. woda W
morzu ma | tone ciezaru ma kazdy
cal kwadratowy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-11
See 1t all for SIS. 10,

CHICAGO, May 10.-To set at rest all
doubts and Misrepresentation in regard to
the cost of viewing the Worlds fair and it's
various side attractions, Director General
Davis submitted a report to the national
commission, showing what buildings and
departments at jackson park the entrance
Zee of so cents entitled the visitor to see.
and at what places an extra charge is made.
together with the amount of such charge.
The fee of so cents charged for admission
to the Worlds Columbian Exposition
grounds, not including Midway p%laisance.
covers also the admission to all buildings
OF the Worlds Columbian exposition, it,
olndlng all specinl exhibition buildings,
allied with the several great departments,
the floors. galleries and dome of the admin
1stration building; the monastery of La
Rabidn, containing ali the most valuable
aEd authentic relics of Columbus now ex-
tant; the woman's building md the United
+ tates government building, the bnttleship,
and all state buildings and payilions of the
foreign nations.
A list wss also submitted of special en-
tertainments and outside exhibits on Mid
way plaisance, to see which the visitor
must pay from 10 cents to 80 cents in zach
case. These include the street in Cairo,
with band of Egg ptians; the Irish village,
the EsqulmauX village, the panoramas and
other such special exhibits made under
concessions to private companies. To taka
in all of these will require an outlay of lust
Sl5lO "
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-11
Examining Walt whitman's Brain.

Walt Whitman's brain, which was re-
moved at the post-mortem examination
made thu day after his death, has beer
preserved ever since, and now the Anthro-
pometric society is going to subject it tc
a minute examination. This society WINS
1otIned several years ago to study the
pecu!inrities of the cerebral development
OF prominent men, but has as vel
instituted no comparisons from which any
interesting data might be obtained. The
interest OF tho members OF the society,
which is said to nave lanCuished. ia noair
aronaed. and during the next six months
the brains of several eminent men will be-
examined with a view to establishing some
hxed laws of development in tho brains of
men of similar temperament and chura.ter
Whltman's will be the frat to be examined.
philadelphia Record.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-11

SHERIFF,S sALE-MATTHE,y YOUNG,
Getchell. defendants
Graz Und az fna ~ virtue s0 OF an ~. order ;sso o. s' {, ana d.
district court of the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. in and for the county of Lewis
lsSss, in tho above entitled action. wherein Matthew
Young. the above named plaintiff, obtained
+. !%,eteheil, defendants . on the Cd d. of 's Nay.
a. D; 1891, for the sum OF s4,sa2.sb, besides in
s was. on 9f }he a spa d atto Of MAJ, iee 4. T !. isss said Sse decree
in Judgment book No of said court at page =.
! am commanded to sci! all that certain lot
in the county of Lewis and Clarke. state of Mon
tana. and bounded and described az follows. to
witt:
beginning at a point from which the southeast
q Of section thirty lsN in. town
n na'R np ,hlee ts) w ,sn b n% so a'tth ,,tt Of CIV sa 'sse
de greoa twenty-si1 t26) minutes east. seven hun
dred and sevent,-fivs and four-tenths (775 4-iOl
s lGst s's' ''i9' m iasass e as,sd ilt ty' 'aGy $780, sS( d tSsnes
north sixty-nine tsg degree. forty four az min
t 2,es west sts one hundred 1oo aud twenty u2O feo!,
minutes west fifty t5oJ feet. and thence south
sixty-nine !(6a) degrees, forty-four 90 minutes
eset one hundred AID twenty u2o) fset, to the
thousand (t.OoO) square foot.
Together with all aud singular the tsnements,
pereultamenIs ana appur'enances thsreunto be-
lonIing or In anywise aprertaining.
i ublio notice 10 hereby given, that on Thurs
day. the 18th day Of May, A. D.. 1888. At IL
o'clock m. of that dsy. at. the front door Of the
court house. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana. 1 will, in obedience to said order Of sale
end decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described property, or SO mnch thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with in
tterest and costs; to tho highest and best bidder.
for cash in hand.
Given under my hand, this % day of May,
A. ID. 1893.
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
BY FRED Il. hoss, Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-11
Big Irrigation Scheme.

Santiago seguip, a wealthy citizen of
Camargo. Mexico, has on extensive scheme
on foot to irrigute the valley of the Rio
drande river between Matamoras and
Camargo, a distance of LEO miles. Some
can government for a concession to i~rripate
all that section of the country by means of
water to be taken from the san Juan river,
which flows by Camnr2o and empties into
the Rio Grande. Government enoineera
were sent down and their report was very
favorable to Mr.. seeuin's plan. which they
oundp perfectly feasible. A stock company
has been lately organized in tho city Of
Mexico. with sufficient capital to Garry on
the enterprise. The land behind Camarro
rises rapidly: The main aqueduct, twenty
four feet wide and six feet deep, will tap
stream about eight %kiloneters above the
CITY. which will give sufficient head of
water to irrieate for the present as far
down as Miguel. If the project is n success
it will open up over 1000, 600 acres of the
richest land in Mexico to cultivation.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-11

Remember this: The greatest line
OF railway operating between St
Paul OF Minneapolis and Milwau.
kee and Chicago is the Chico 90,
Milwaukee & st. Paul. It OWNS and
operates, under one management
6,1oO miles of track.
Every day this road starts FOUR
handsome. elegantly equipped pas.
senger trains from the Twin Cities
that run through to Milwaukee
and Chicago without change OF
cars of any class. TWO trains daily
to st. Louis and Kansas City. Tho
train service and general equip.
ment Of 1.-THE MIL WAUKEE" ie
not surpassed by any railway in
America. It runs tho famous and
only electric lighted vestibuled linn.
tied train to Chicago daily-con.
sidered the finest regular train in
this country.
1t is the Official Government Fast
Mail line. If you are going TO Chi.
ca1o. milwaukee,, OF any point
east or south. or to St. Louis OF
Kansas City. cut this cut:
Leave 81. Paul B 7:ss .. M. arrive At Chicass
io;oo sane sve5ing: c.
Leave st. Paul A 6:bi p. M. arrive at Chicass
800 next morning.
Leave It Paul A 500 D. m, arrive ct ChicagS
800 next morning.
Leave 81. rAul A o:16 q. M, srrivo at e. Iouis
7o0 next morAing.
toays st. Paul g 7:lb p. m, arrive 1t 81. Loui
6:l5 next evening.
Leave Ht. Paul A 8I5 .. M, arrive At Kansas
City 7:UO next morning.
Leave 1t. Paul q 7:lh 3. M, arrive ct Kansas
City 500 next evening.
4 Daily Il Except Sunday. G Except Saturday.
Palace sleepers on night trainA
Parlor chair cars on day trains.
Dining car service superb.
Trains leave from st. Paul Union
Depot. No trains. For lowest rates
to all points in United States and
Canada apply to any ticket agent
or address r. CONLEY,
Assistant Gen. Pass. ACT,
Ct Paul MINI.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-11
CHER1FF,s sAIE-BY y1RruE OF AN Ex.

SHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EX-
~ ecution in my hands, issued out Of the district
court OF the First judicial district Of the state
Of Montana. In and for the county of Lewis and
Clarke. in the suit Of Benoni Steeis against John
+ i. a r. and i1zie .aspen,er. duly attested
,no w., iii da ,Se OF r;g hhsr titiic A. :n = 1sss, ! have nc Levied VI? =
John Z. Carpenter and Lizzie tnrpenter in and
to tho f~ollowing described property. situated In
Lewis and Clarke County. state of Montana, VIZ:
IN the original TOWNSHIP OF Helena; lot num-
bsrod twelve l2) in block nineteen 90 In the
lockey addition to Helena: lots numbered six
% and seven "a in block three lsl has.ott's ad-
ditton to Helena, all in Lowis and Clarke
Together with nil and singular tho tenements,
hsreditaments and appurtsnances thcreunto BIO.
longing or ii! anywise appsrtnining.
Notice ~ hereby given that on Tuesday, tho
10th day Of May A. Il. 1saa. nj the hour Of IL
o'clock IN. OF snid day. at the front door Ut tho
court houHe. city OF Helena, I will sell all tho
right, title And interest Of the said John :. Car:
sboy" Described re- property, to the highest bidder
April, A. ID. 1893.
CHARLES u. CURTIS, Sheriff.
~ FIRED Il. Hoss. Under Shorid.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-11
BLOUNT APPOINTED.

His Commission Of Late Date-Repor,
From Him Received,
WASHINGTON. May 1O.-The president an.
pointed James H. Blount. of Georgia, envoy
extraordinary to succeed John L.. Stevens.
Blount's commission bears date yesterday,
and it will DO sent him by the next mail
for Honolulu. IL is understood the change
was decided on at the cabinet meeting yes
terday. The report from Blount. mailed in
Honolulu during the last week in April,
came to Secretary Gresham yesterday
morning. and taken by him to the cabinet
meeting. Owing to the confidential char
acter its contents were kept secret, but it is
presumed it contains such information that
the president determined to lose no time in
commissioning the new minister to succeed
MI. Stevens,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-11
reported frdpa tho Canadian dominion this
week, against thirty.iv last week and
forty. one In the like week last year.
Y. N, c. A.


International Biennia Convention In ses.
sion mt Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 10.-The international
biennial convention of tho y. M. G. A. mot
hero at noon. The session wns devoted
chiefly to tho election Of officers and gem
eral organization. Seoretaries were pres
emit from all parts of the United States.
After some addresses the committee on
nomination made a partial report, recon-
mending for president q. N. Pierce. Of
Dayton, o.; fret vice-president. L. II.
Packard, of Montreal; second vice presi.
dent. II. Orr, Of Pittsbute; other vice-pres-
idedts, l. j. Chase, ex- ex-governor Of Indiana;
Francis Bachelor. Of Boston; w. Wood
White, of Atlanta; L. Clifford. of Grand
Forks. N. d.; g. +. Orchard. of Tacoma,
Washington. The report was unanimously
accepted. The new president was con-
Quoted to tho chair and the meeting closed
with the benediction.
During the meeting reports giving a sum
mary of tho work don since the Kansas
City convention in 1891 we 9 read. Tn in
crease all along the line ia most e%ncourag-
ing, both in number and financially. The
associations are possessed of total net
property to the amount Of $l4. COO, 900.
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FORT DUCHESNE.
Secretary Smith Opposed to ITS Present
abandonment

Secretary Smith Opposed to It's Present
Abandonment.
WASHINGTON. May 10.-Secretary Hoke
Smith received n communication from the
secretary OF War transmitting the recon-
mendation OF Gen. Schofeld. in which he
concurs. that Fort Duohesne, Utah. be
abandoned in order that troops stationed
there may be Withdrawn. and with those nj
other remote stations concentrated at new
posts constructed for them.
In his reply the secretary strongly objects
to the proposed abandonment, and says
questions of Importance are pending in his
department. concerning the Indians which
would seem to favor tho continuance rather
than the abandonment of Fort Duohesne as
a military post. at least for the present.
These interests. he says, might DO seriously
ieopardized by Withdrawing the garrison at
Fort Duchegpe.
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TREASURE HILL MINING COMPANY
Mines on Crow creek. about v ana one
h.lt miles south from 81. Louis. Ia Je :iorson
Notice is herehy given that at . meeting of the
april: 1888. an Assessment mo. y Of one mill
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
saia COMPANY. payable to the undersigned at his
1881. Any stock upon which said assessment re-.
mains unpaid, on, May Is, 1893. shall be- deemo
delinquent and will 10 duly advertised for Asle
Mt public auction. and. unless payment shall DO
made before. win be 'cld on June n. 1893. 10 pay
tho delinquent assessment, together with tho
costs OF advertising and expense OF sale.
W. J. MAohAFFlE, Eecretary,
Ottics State Publishing Co. Ill to lis Broad
way. Helena, Montana.
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THE MARK ETS.
STOCKS.
New YoRw. May i0.--Bar silver. aak.
Copper--Weak; quiet; lake Sl1. 90
STOCKS.


New YoRw. May i0.-BAr silver. esN.
Copper-Weak; quiet; lake I'll. 90
lead-Weakcr; domestic, 81 S2k.
The stock market worked toward q decided,
lower range Of pricos again to-day. Rallies
which occurred at intervals, we're Of short dura.
ton and as the day drew to \ closs the bears DO.
came holder AID attacked both high and low
priced shares with great vlgor. In addition tc
talk about an unfavorable crop report tho styea.
was flooded with rumors concerning tho en- bar
rsssment Of brokerage concerns here and in
Philadelphia, and the probable appointment OF
receivers for the Northern Pacific and the Erie.
None OF these juniors were verified. but were
made to do service nevertheless. Tho close was
feverish and unsettled. Tho greatest declines
were Rubber preferred II to 90. Rubber com
mon s, Cordase preferred 10. sugar preferred
SA. Sugar 2h, Tobscso and Rock Island IN,
General Electric I. Missouri Pacific 8, Northern
Pacific preferred 2a. Pullman z, Omaha 3.
Western Union 2b. At the close National Cord
age preferred recovered 4 md the general list
was n to y above tho lowest.
Recommendations.