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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14

Ma oceanic atlantyckim kilku matt
k6w zmarz}o. Mroz strasznie doku-
czliwy.
w Baltimore, Md, zanosi sic ma,
strajk ma kolei Western Maryland.
Maszynisci chca miec zap}ate pod
wyzszona o 10 procent.
w Cincinnati robotnicy zbieraja.
sk}adki, ably najad adwokat6w H.
G. Fricka Il Pittsburgh oskarzyc o
spisek i mordowanie robotnik6w W
Homestead.
Stowarzyszenia nauczycielskie "
stanie Pennsylvania wystosowaly Pc
tycya do cia}a prawodawczego,o o "a
prowadzenie muzyki W szko2ach pu-
blicznych, jako przedmiotu obowiaz-
kowego.
w Chicago ma placu wystawowym-
buduja gmach 200 stop wysoki-w
formie s}onia. w gmachu tym beda
sic miesci6 sale do zabaw i restaura-
cya. Maszynerya tax bedzie uszyko.
wana, ze ten ''s}oh" bedzie rusza6 O.
gonem, oczami nosem.
w Chicago przy AZ ulicy Stewart
ave., zderzy& sic pociag kolei Pitts
burg & Fort Wayne z tramwajem
konnym, licznie pasazerami napcha-
nym. Cztery osoby zostaly zabite,
miedzy mimi, czech naz viskiem Bla-
cha. Dwanascie innych osob odnioslo
niebezpieczne poranienia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
KRWAWA BITWA.
Miedzy zOinierzami a p0wstalcami W
Meksyku przyszfO do bitwy.

LAREDO, TEX, 13 stycz.-W po-
blizu Los Animos, Meksyk, przyszio
do bitwy miedzy 800 zo}nierzami a
2SO powstahcami. w bitwie zgine}o
l3 zosnierzy, takaz liczba po stronie
rewolucyonistow.C Ci ostatni jednakze
mie)i Emusic do ucieczki regularne
wojsko j wzieli W posiadanie miasto
Guerrero. Rewolucyonistami dowo-
dzi jenera} Estrada, kt6ry wszedzie
jest mile witanym po tel walce.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
POCIAG PRZYMARZL DO SYN.
Co sic tez jeszcze W Chicago ME zdarzy?

CHICAGO, l3 Stycz.-Pasazerowie
pociagu diamond Special" mieli
ciekawa przygode. Pociag idacy z
st. Louis, stawaa W pobliau Gibson,
ably nabrac do rezerwoaru woody. Ma
napefnlenie rezerwoaru potrzeba by
10 zaledwie cztery minuty. Gdy p6z,
niej maszynista pusci} pare, pociag
miejsca ME m6g} ruszyd. Dopiero
zatelegrafowano po pomoc. Przy ybyia
lokomotywa wybawi}a podroznych z
przerazenia, ze dalsza podroz pieszo
beda musieli odbywac. Okaza}o sic,
re ko4a lokomotywy przymarz}y do
SYN.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
w Venezuela grasuje zo{ta Zebra

w Venezuela grasuje zo}ta Zebra
Miedzy manuskryptami kompozy-
tora Likoff, znaleziono Gala opere
"King Lear"
Wydobyto gre bu cia}o barona
Reinach, kt6ry, Jak g}oszono mia4
bye otruty. Pogioski 'okazaly sic
fa}szywemi.
w Rosyi odkryto znowu stowarzy-
szenie nihilistyczne, ktore mialo
niebawem uczynlc zamach ma zycie
cara. Aresztowano juz setki os6b.
Chile Brazylia zawar}y Is Cru
dnia zeszlego roku zwiazek wsp6lnej
obrony W razie wojny,ssz ktorem os-
ciennych pahstw.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
Stafa sic miliOnerka.

READING, Pa, 13 Stycz.-Szczescie
spotka&o kucharke X. Kutz. Zostaie
ona zona bogatego plantatora, ma
zwiskiem Leon Pocheick, ma]acego
majatek W Kuba, Peru i Brazyili.
Poznanie sic nastapi}o ma kolei.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
W naszem gronie, stworzyt ME jeste.
SmY w Stanie.

smy W stanie.
Czy wszyscy do niego naleza? a
nalezacy czy So przejeci tym duchem
jakiich pod ta.Sim sztandarem }aczyt
powinien?
Me zdaje mi sic. =. Podobno ma.
wet many mice nasladowcow Sicih,
sk:ch, ba! nawet i Targowiczan...
Lecz re to do WARY ME podobne, by
chcia{ kto trwat W takiej smieszno,
Sci, uwazac to musze, "a nieudatna
krotochwile tylko.
Zw1aszcza, re k6lko Polakow tn.
tai zamieszka}ych, ma bardzo latwe
a wdzieczne zadania' do spe}nienia.
Nieopodal, ,-dzieki przemadrei
lnicjatywie szczerego swia}tego pa
trjotyzmu, many bardzo }adna, czy-
sto polska wioske, ze wszystkiemi
starej Polski s}abosciami. . .Gdy-
bysmv cokowiek sic MIA zaopiekowa-
Ii, mog}aby sic STAG istnym wzorem
piracy porzadku odzwiesciadlad
wymownie Nova Polske.
Komnz ME jest przyjemnem, mice
tax blisko Ian Polski swobodnei,
gdzie prawdziwie swojskiem, vol
mem oddycha sic powietrzem? Moze
to dla tego, re dzierzawy nasze sic
ga}y po to Czarne morze i re jego
powiew krzepi nam piers duchem,
tax blizko spoczywajacego uwiel-
bianego Jagiellohezyka?!. Dose, ze
SERGE iscie polskie, stesknione "a
swojskoscia, doznaje tam rzetelnego
pokrzepienia.
Ale tam brak obydwoch ma jrzez-
wiejszych strozow narodowosci: Ko-
scio4a Szko}y. Bez hich, te dwie.
scie dusz polskich, zamiast spote-
zniec moralnie powiekszy6 sic
liczebnie, posz}yby W zag}ade.
Alboz DO ME naszym jest obowia-
zk1em, poda6 i'm ten chleb duchowy,
ktorego jedynie i'm ME dostaje? I
nasze srodki ku temu So vieksze i
nasze stosunki rozlegiejsze.
Dochodzi mnie tez wiadomosc, re
zacny nasz Nestor, nosi sic proje-
ktem urzadzenia wieczorku muzy
kalnego, z samych polskich kompo'
zytorow zlozonego, ktorego do
ch6d, ma ten eel by}by przeznaczo
ny. Nam slime przekonanie, ze ME
znajdzie sic miedzy nami taxi, coby
sic gorliwie do tego ME przyto-
zy}.
Chciejmy poczut, ze to jest nasza
powinnoscia, &atwo celu dopnie-
my i osiegniemy podw6jna korzyst:
przeobrazimy Adampol ma ognlsko
przynoszace chlube imieniowi pol
skiemu i z}ozymy dow6d solidarno-
sci,-tej jedynei cnoty, znamionu-
jacej mai ajwybitniej pe}ne, narodo-
we poczucie.
w przysz}ym roku przypada pie
dzieslecio-letnia rocznica, jak pier
wszy wiarus, majacy "a ca1y maja-
tex uratowane z pola bitwy Gaze
dziesie6 palc6w i nadzieje, wyda}
wojne wilkom i szakalom zaczaf
i'm odbierac, pieh po pniu, zaj nova
ma przez mich lesista puszcze.
Dzisiaj, daleko juz oko ko}ysac
sic moze po z}ocistej fall k1osow,
zywiacych dwiescie serc, zywo dla
Polski bljacych.
Jake by to pieknie by2o, W ro-
cznicze po}wiekowegu ssistnienia tel
kolonii, Czyn to prawdziwie patro-
tyczny,-nieiako probiefczy ka-
mieh naszej solidarnosci Krajem i
z jego obecnym programem.
Ola tego kohcze prosba. ably mi
Pan Bog dozwoli}, W przysz}a ro-
cznice dnia tego, podziekowac Mu,
ze te s}owa glebi duszy p}ynace e
odnios1y pozadany skutek, Amen.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
Turecki teatr.

CHICAGO, 13 Stycz.-P. Antonious
u Co., Bajrutu Syryi zaczeli juz
budowe teatru tureckiego, ktory be-
die sic miescii tuz przy budynkach
wystawy .Bedzie to prawdziwy obraz
Wschodu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
Gigantyczny trust.

BosroN, Mass, 13 Stycz. - Han
dlarze drzewern budulcowem zorga-
nizowali syndykat kapita}em $780,
100000 zakupili wielkie obszary
lasow W ca}ym kraju, ktore wyolna6
beda.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
Zginaf lax kamfOra,

CHICAGO, l3 Stycz.-J. Ostra, an
gielski attache, kt6ry przyby} do ma
szego miasta dnia Is Grudnia, ,zgina1
Cd tego czasu, ME pozostawiajac po
sobie zadnego sladu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
NOWINY KRAJOWE.
PRZECIW PINKERTONOM.
W senacie przedstawiono prOjekt do
prawa, nOszacy wszelkie prywatne
armie uZbrOiOne.

WASHINGTON, 13 Stycz.-Senator
Chandler wni6si na posiedzenlu Sc
natu prof ext do prawa, ktoreby znio-
sfo organizacye Pinkertona, ,jako ME-
zgodna z konstytucya Stan6w Zjed.
Prawo to wzbroniioby noszenia wszel
kiej broni palnej organizacyom, kt6
re ME naleza do milicyi. Osoby prze-
kraczajace to prawo beda podlegad
karze $1,000, lub rok wiezienia, albo
tez jedno i drug;e.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
OSuScili fabryke.

BRADDocK, Pa, 13 stycz.-Robot-
nicy W lejarniach Thompsona odeszli
cd piracy, poniewaz dokuczliwe zim-
no panuje je. Przestanek ten sprowadzi
wielkie szkody fabrykantom.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
PrzyszfY kOmfort.

Mata R6zio. - Marcinek przyo.
bieca} mi dis, ze jak dorosnie to sic
ze NINA ozeni.
Joasia. - Sadzilam, 20 ME lubisz
Marcinka.
Masa R6zia.-Nie lubie go. Ale
zonaty cziowlek nlgdy ME pozostaje
W domu-a wole 60 mice poza do
mem, niz " domu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
OfiarQ nieOstrOznOSci.

MAss1LLoN, O., 13 Stycz.-W ka-,
mienioiomach tutejszych utraci} ~
Gle Herman Kopacki, robotnik.
Wpad} 'on W maszyne, gniotaca ka-
mienie i zostai poszarpany W ka-
walki. :
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
negrom, ktorzy dzisiaj, W piatek
mieli bye powieszeni. Mieszkahcy
tego niezsdowoleni. Murzyni moze
beda lynczowani.
Ben Butler umarf.

WAsH1NGToN, 13 Stycz.-- B. F.
Butler, adwokat, maz stanu, polityk
/ milioner, umarf tu w swej rezyden-
cyl. Butler urodzi} sic Deerfeld,
N. H., W r. 1SlS-zajmowa} wysokie
stanowisko W kierownictwie pan
stwem. By} przedstawicielem partyi
de,nokratycznei.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
OKRET NAPOWIETRZNY.
Jeden wiecej projekt latajacej maszy.
ny,kt6rqby MONA uzyG do pOdr6zy.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, 13 Stycznia.-M.
Grensefelder otrzyma} W tych dniach
patent ma nowy, swego pomysiu O.
kret napowietrzny: Okret ma bye W
formie cygara, 100 stop d}ugi, 80 W
przecieciu. Okret r6zni sic cd innych
tego rodzaju, tenn, re moze po wo,
die pfywa6. Miesci sic W MIN ma
$4,000 kubicznych stop gazu i be
die mog} udzwignac 1880 funtow.
Wynalazkowi przepowiadaja, re sic
doczeka losu poprzednich.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
Hotel sic spalif.

CHICAGO, 13 Stycz.--Hotel prey
147-ej ulicy Halsted spalif sic do
szczetu. Ogien poaobno by1 pod4ozo-
ny. Szkody 100000.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
NASZE PREMIUM.
[Wyciagi z list6wl.

80. Ksiazki i obraz odebra}em.
Nigdy sic ME spodziewa}em takiego
podarunku. Dziwie sic jak
Pan mozesz take drogie prezenta
rozdawaG.
Latosidski, Spring Valley.
80. Obrsz, kt6ry cd pana ode
bra}em ma premium, spodoba4 sic i
mnie j wszystkim, kt6rzy go widzie-
Ii. Taxi obraz to u mas jest wart
S1.5O. ". We9rzy'aososki, Grafton.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
EKSPLOZYA w KOPALNI.

DWudziestu siedmiu rObOtDfk6w ultra.
clio zycie.
DENVER. Colo, 13 Stycz.-W ko.
palni wegla kamiennego, W King,
Colo, eksplodowa{ gaz W jednym z
gankow podziemnych, W kt6rem to
miejscu % g6rnikow sic znajdowa&o.
Jedeu tylko ocala{!... Beszta poszar-
pana ma kawa}ki, nieraz ME do po-
zna,lia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
Pastwq Ognia.

GARDENER, Mass, 13 Stycz.-A-
kademia Gushing spali}a sic do szcze-
tu. Szkody wynosza setkl tysiecy do
larow.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
TrZesienie Ziemi.

JEFFERsoNv1LLE, Ind, 13 Stycz.
Ubieg}eJ nocy godzinie 8 daio sic
tn uczuc s}abe trzesienie ziemi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
BOJKA w KOSCIELE.

Kilkanascie Os6b odniosfo bardzO ME.
bezpieczne rany.
ANDERSON, Ind, 13 Stycz.- Mie-
dzy familia Lawson'a Swinfords'a
panowa}o cd dawna nieporozumienie,
kt6re zakohczy}o sic bojka W koscie-
le. Bojka by}a tax zacieta, re Mkt
jej przerwaG ME umia}. Kilka os6b
odnios}o smiertelne rany.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
DozywOtne wiezienie.

CHARLESTON, Del, 13 Stycz.-Gu
bernator Brown zmieni} wyrok smier-
ci ma dozywotnie wiezienie, czterem
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
Zastrzelony przypadkOwo.

CHAGR1N FALLS, O., 13 Stycz.-
Ed. Trebihski,z Kendall zosta{ przez
nieostroznos6 postrzelony, bedac ma
.polowaniu. Prawdopodobnie umrze.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-14
DROGA L1CYTACYI.

Kanaly ohioskie zostanq sprzedane "a
dfugi.
COLUMBUS, O., 13 Stycz.-Na po-
siedzeniu cz}onk6w cia}a prawodaw-
czego stanu Ohio, uchwalono SPREE
dac kana}y droga aukcyi, poniewaz
przez 13 lat stracono ma Mich $l37,-
OS9.70. Gdyby g&ebiej sprawe zba-
dano, przekonanoby sic, ze musia}
ktos krasc pieniadze.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-04
School Notes.

Miss Alice L. Crosby last week re.
signed her position in our schools to
take charge of the Presbyterian school
for girls at Muscogee, 1. T. This is one
of the best schools sustained in the
Territory by the Presbyterian church,
and 1t is complimentary to Miss
Crosby that she has been selected as
its executive head. The school, too,
is most fortunate in securing the SER
vices of so cultured and efficient a
teacher. Miss Crosby will be much
missed here.
The Board of Education on last
Thursday filled the position vacated
by Miss Crosby by the election OF
Miss Belle Ricketts,. Miss Matte
Thayer was at the same time selected
to fill the position in grade 2, vacated
by the resignation of Miss Dee
Arnold. Both Miss Ricketts, and Miss
Thayer are too we'll known as resi-
dents of lola and as successful teach.
ers to need introduction.
Miss Graham some time ago resign
cd her place as assistant in the High
School. The Board elected as her
successor MissCarrie Strong of Moran.
Miss Strong has long been one OF
Allen county's foremost teachers and
the work win be carried out in her
hands.
School opens Sept. Is.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-04

THE REGISTER briefly called atten-
ton last week to the fact that the
railroad assessment returns for this
county from the State Auditors of
flee were so full of blunders that the
county clerk was obliged to return
them for correction. Since that item
was written we have noticed that the
returns for Wyandotte county and for
Leavenworth county were even worse
mixed than they were here, so that
the county clerks of those counties
were obliged to go to Topeka in person
to get them Strengthened out. 1t
would be interesting to know just how
many counties in the State, if any,
were furnished with correct returns.
What a spectacle of ignorant incom-
potency the First Peoples party gov
eminent on earth" is furnishing us!
1t got only takes nearly three months
more time than the law permits
thereby deranging the business Of
every schcol district IN the State
but even after this delay the returns
are rankly inaccurate! Great is Re-
foTmi
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-04
Spring Valley

Rain is needed very badly in these parts.
Mrs. Decker of Elsmore. has been visiting at
her fathers. Mr.. cutl.fs. and also at Mr.. Deck
er's the past week,
The party at Mr.. Hammells Saturday night
was well attended, and all report having good
time.
Miss Mary Morrison, of Moran, has been WIS.,
iting Miss Florence Hayg0Od.
Mrs. Archer and daughter Ella have returned
from their visit from Missouri
There was quite a few from the Valley atten-
ded the Baptist convention at Kincaid Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. Duggan and Miss Emma were in this
vicinity. Sunday. Mr.. Duggan preached at the
Valley at night. There was not very large
audience, ON account of a threatening stora1.
Dame Gossip says there is to be another we'd
ding soon. Time will tell.
Mr.. Jesse and John Rooth called, at Mr..
Cash's Saturday evening.
The farmers are threshing their eats. and
they say they have turned out better than ex-
pected. IxL
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-04
R.publ,o.n central Committee.

By request of several of its men,
bers q meeting of the Republican
County Central Committee is hereby
called to be held at the court house
in lola at one o'clock on Saturday
August II, for the purpose of organic
ing tor the ensueing campaign. The
following are the names of those who
compose the committee, all of whom
are urged to attend this meeting:
Geneva; G. l.. Knowlton, E. ID.
Curtis, d. Carnan.
Usage; ]. Mccoy, ]. G. Beatty, 7. E.
Best.
West Cottage Grove; John Day.
East Cottage Grove; J. Dickerson,
r. Blair.
North Elsmore; J. p. Decker.
Carlyle; J. d. Christian, G. +. Ad-
ans, Frank Jackson.
Marmaton; Jno Laury, P. Moss, II.
p. Smith.
Logan; G. w. Dickerson, G.. W.
Moon, j. A. Armel.
Humboldt; A Sleith, ]. B. Smith,
Jno Dornburg.
Deer Creek; T. j. Anderson, VIM
Huber, L. w. Jones.
Elm; J. T. Tredway, g. G. Fox, j
p. Remsburg.
Salem; d. d. Chatterton; J. C.
Rhoades, G.. w. Lytle.
South Elsmore; r. G. Cravens
Charles Nelson.
lola; c. Kreuter, r. H. Bennett, M
p. Jacoby.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-04
THE MIDWAY PLAisANCE.

Everybody who comes back from
Chicago says that the Midway Plais-
apce Ia one of.the most attractive fea-
tures of the Big Fair. 1t is along this
street that the most unique and char
acteristic exhibitions are made by the
foreign nations, and the manners and
customs Of the people most clearly
shown. OF course some OF these
shows are better than others, but
from all we have been able TO gather
the following are the best:
The Cyclorama of the crater of Kill
auea is 3 fine spectacle. We saw 1t
when at the Fair in May, and consid-
CT il by far the best thing of the kind
we ever saw. Kilauea is the Ha-
waiian volcano. the greatest active
volcano in the known world, and the
view of il here shewn is realistic 10
the last degree. No one should fail
to see IL.
The Ferris wheel is so conspicuous
and so well known that it is hardly
necessary 10 name il. Think of the
sensation of being lifted 265 feet in the
air, Visitors have told US that the
hest time to take the trip is just at
sundown. You get TO see the city
and the Fair by day light, and also by
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-04
SheriTs Sale.
First published Aug. 4, 1893. ]

First published Aug 4 1881
STATE OF KANSAs,l AZ
ALLEN COUNTY,
The State Of Kansas. Allen county. S.
In the district court seventh judicial district,
sitting in and for Allen county State of Kansas.
Hiram d. Upton, plaintiff,
VS..
L. A. Garrison and N. A. Garrison, defts
DY virtue of an order of sale issued by the
II clerk of the seventh judicial district
court In and for Allen county. state Of
Kansas, In the above entitled cause. and TO me
directed and delivered, win on
Monday, September the 9Th, A. ID. 1898,
at II o'clock, q. m. of said day, at the front
door of the court house In the city Of lola, AL
len county, Kansas, offer for sale and sell TO the
highest bidder. for cash I'm hand the following
described real estate, to-wit: The northeast
quarter 20 Of section thirty-three Cs3) I'm town.
ship twenty.three tzS) range twenty COZ east
Of the sixth 9th principal meridian lying and
situate In Allen county, Kansas.
Said lands and tenements viii be sold with
out appraisement to satisfy said order Of sale.
L. HOBART,
Sheriff of Allen county. Kansas
Sherifrs Office lola. Kansas, July .. 1893
Atty. FRANK II. FOSTER, Topeka
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-04
Spring Branch.

1t is very dry in this part although 1t has
rained all around U.S.
Some have begun putting up hay.
MI brennan has been confined to his bed for
several days past with bruised hip caused by
falling while threshing
Ice cream suppers are too numerous to men
ton this week.
mrs Chilicot is very poorly at present
Something over three dollars was realized
from the ice cream supper at the church.
Rev. Hankins preached at Rock creek Sunday
night In the absence of MT. Stone.
Mrs Daniels sister and family from the west
part of the State were visiting at MT Daniels
the first of the week. They went from here to
East Tennessee.
MI. Low and part of the family are making
preparations to start to Indianapolis, Ind. next
Monday.
VIII hardin fell off of q load of hay the other
day and bruised himself up considerably.
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4 CORRESPONDENCE the REGISTER
at Topeka sends us the following
which is certainly important, and
very likely true. for our correspondent
is in a position to know whereof he
speaks:
A few nights before the Democrats
of shawnee met in convention there
was a secret meeting of the Democrat
ic flambeau club of this city, the
strongest club in the state. John
Martin was there by special arrange
ment. At the proper time he was
called on, and without ceremony pro-
ceeded 10 plan the future work OF
the club and all good Democrats. he
told them that the time had come for
them to bend every energy toward
getting the party workers thoroughly
organized for the fight of next year;
that the party must be put i'll good
shane in every county in the State to
make its own fight on its own plat
form. and the bulk of the men who
had recently left the Republican par
tv would soon be in the Democratic
marty. as they would never go back,
and the Populist party was even now
a thing of the past. Then followed
instructions to the members what TO
do when the county convention met.
He told the club, and also few most
Intimate friends, that he would sup
,ort the administration in any OF its
work for the solution of present diff
culties, and that in less than thirty
DAYS he would be as Fear the throne
N Washington as any man i'll either
mouse of congress. Martin is nothing
sfnot a trimmer, and learning OF the
plau OF the stalwarts to get the party
well organized tor next ny year ho au Of f tee
with Gov. CLICK at inc hcau VI lhe
state ticket. to make vigorous fight
along strictly Democratic lines, he
has been for weeks trimming his sails
for q run into the old Democratic har'
bor And he is just now ready TO
dron his sheet anchor there.
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night, for the ride lasts 40 minutes.
The sight of the acres of electric lights
at your feet, and of the miles of lights
stretching up to and over the city,
must be very beautiful.
The Irish Village is one of the most
perfect exhibits on the Plaisance.
The Blarney castle is there-a perfect
copy of the original-and around it
are number of typical Irish cottages
filed with typical Irish people
and engaged in typical Irish indus
tries, lace making, linen weaving etc.
1t is bit of "the ould sod" picked up
and set down here for our instruction
and entertainment.
The show which we are more anX-
ious to see than any other is Hagen
beck's Geological Arena. 1t is really
wild animal circus in which lions
and tigers and other animals perform
the most wonderful feats,-not in
cages but in the open arena. 1t is a
wonderful show, the like of which
was never before seen in America,
and should not be missed.
One of the spectacles we shall not
fail to see if we go again is the PIANO.
rama of the Bernese Alps. thereof
lection of the view of these majestic
mountains as we saw them two years
ago is still fresh, but it will certainly
be a great delight to behold them
again by means of this splendid pam
Drama. Those who have seen 1t say
it is perfect.
The Moorish Palace is another one
of the many things we have a great
curiosity to see. From descriptions of
it, it must be sort OF crystallized
ARABIAN Nights, "a palace full of
beautiful and mysterious things. And
then there is music by the Royal Rou-
manian Band, singing in 10 different
Ian guages, and an "opticai illusion
theatre" in which the most surpris-
ing feats are performed. 1t must be
well worth the % cents charged for
admission.
The Street in Carlo is another place
that there is great deal of talk
about. 1t is a village built and Occu-
pied by native Egyptians, and gives
us as good an idea of how these peo-
pie look and live in their own homes
as we could get by visiting Egypt.
AS part of the trip around the
world, which a visit to the Fair prac-
tically is. the Street in Cairo should
not be omitted.
These are a few of the Plaisance
shows that we have heard the most
talk about. They say that the best
time to visit this street is about s
o'clock in the evening, when the
shows are all about to open. All the
people are on the street then, and it
is the most cosmopolitan place on
earth.