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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-25

ing too much 10
wers by night
rftre with the
1t of The Bea
al tornents of
): la spite Of
~ The Beacon
.. A fine new
n election bet,
lone, aud beet
islh him plenty
would kindly
the xtrsct of
Il yeast cake
joy would be
rts that during
=. W. II Viii
'eparesi tea and
" hich is made
a few minutes
at Calais last
the falls and
Pleasant Point
% birch canoe.
time entirely
wen a wetting.
feat has been
o or more per
E attempting it.
land Head will
lefy the enemy
steam crusher
J are being pre-
he government
town highway.
been bored and
4.
f,n,l a moYe
New Sweden
like it. On
the sd ami
q very appro-
. services with
| English were
,rnoon, music
ell as by the
At noon came
more speeches
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-25

Mrs. l. B. Mower went to Ipswich
Mass., Monday. to visit friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-25

Mrs. Geo. W. Cover and children are ,
the ParkmAn cottage, Hayden lake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cummings of Wosuru
Mass, returned TO their home Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-25

DIR. f. C. Thaver of wsterville was
called 10 Skowhegxn Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-25

Hon. A. Il. Bixhy. Worlds far oomuri.-
sioner, was SUNNI asa suddenly to Chicago
las; Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-25

The following are the clos ns quota''ons Of "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-25

Mrs. J. p. Merrill and sons returned
SATURDAY. from Capitol island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-25

pretty hard TO
IN, no one de-
ing too much to
,wers by night
rife with the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-14


Original at hand furnish Timber for all
tributary North Carolina Virginia
surrounding embracing of the weahet productive
rapidly developing counties in Virginia.
The bonded Indebtedness $82ooo than
which
readily a premium oftwo per
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

granlce galicyiska ch4opow, a moze
i ,,zywy towar'' - i odsledziawszy
acknowledgements kare, przyby} do
Manlstee, ably / yszwarcowac"
ch}opow z k~esclo}a.
haplck4op ten d. sw. sakra.
mentow wcale ME ~uczeszcza ME
vie jak koscld} wewnatrz wyglada
mic tez nigdy ma niego ME da4.
Inny wlasne rodzenstwo niele.
tnie ograbi} - a %jeszcze lnny -
take urzednik-znan7 hulak, kt6-
rego plerwsza Komunia sw. by}a
o%statnia do dz1slaj przynajmnlel.
Znow lnny, to znany burzyciel,
wierny abonent najpodlejszych
gazet- iona formalne z MIN must
staczac boie, MIN sic wydostanie do
koscloia lub do spcwiedzi. Piaty
wyrzucony z bractwa k%osclelnego
-zachwycony elukubracyami Re-
tormv publlcznle eblecal redakto-
ROW. tego pisma ,,z}ote ploro"- a
W patryotycznem umesieniu ma
szkole polskq, katollckq odm6wl}
przeznaczonej ma}ej sunny $780, o
ofarnoscl tych maulstejskich ,.pro
testautow" l movie ME warto.
Kilku z nlch zapewne u~wlerzywszy
Nowenu Zyciu, ma polska szko}e
!centa ME dali a wspania1e
dzwony $4,000 funt6w wallace,
kt6re wkrotce nades1ane zostana -
caiemu swiatu gioslc beda ofarnosG
/ szczodrobliwosc al trzech prote-
stant6w zwlazkowych, z kt6rych
jeden da} $500, drugi $500 a
trzecl $l.oO.
To So OWL, jak sic saml pu-
blicznie mienla, zwiazkowcy z
Manistee-to SO owl swego czasu
Shawn kaftaniarze, zaiosne paplnKi,
agenty, nieboszczyki etc. -autorzy
hanlebnych kalumnii i oszczerstw
W Nouem Zyciv, Ancryce, Retor-
ME.
Gdybym sic lynn ludziom po-
doba}, ME by}byn s}ugq bozym!
PIerwszy l cstatn rad O nlch pisze
- n%lnlejszem dale I'M carte blanche
do popeinlanla os=czerstw ,Nalumnil,
protestow etc. Ogo} ich napady
teraz nalezycle osadzi.
Mnie ich ujadanla tylko chlu-
be przyniosa. In his glorior!
rs. E0ward KoztoWshi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23
PkACClE IA
z Prus Polskich

w Ko$ciersynie jak pisze
,,Gaz 3D." wypadFo nledzielne
przedstavlenie urzsdzane staraniem
t~ute]szego katolicko : polskleeo
Towarzystwa przamys}. ku ogolne-
mu zadowolenlu TAX %mlejscoweJ
jake i okolicznej publicznosc',
kt6sa mimo zawieji %snleznych
licznie sic staw]fa.
Hucznemi okrzykaml | oklas-
kami przyieto zywy obraz, pred
stawiajacv ,,Ostatnia taczke'.
kt6ry PREY oswietlenlu ognlem z
magnezyi pyszn1e sic przedstawla},
a wldok umieraiacego wygnanca,
okutego w k%ajdany, niejedne 4ze
z oczu wycisna}. St6sowny do
tego prolog wypowiedzla}a wyraz-
nym i sympatycznym g}osem PAM
sekretarzowa Budzihska.
Pod przewodnictwem p. kostki
jun, egzamlnowanego organ'sty,
o~ispiewa1y panic kilku czfonk6w
towarzYstwa ma czterY g}osY
,.?olski przemysl MECH naHl
zyje" i ,,Hej Mazury hejze hs!"
Nastepnie o~dspiewaty PIP.
Goncz, Molin Budzinssi TARGET
wv morzu przeglada Size, do
czego Sllcznie akompanlowa} ma
cytrze p. Molln. Pc krotklej
pauzie publicznosc, okazuiac swe
zadowolenie, bawl1a sic ochoczo
az do rama. Miejmy nadz'eje, IL
nasi szanowni goscie a szczegol ME
ksieza, towarzystwo s zawsze
pop,erac beda. Oprocz wlelu
obywatell 2 okolicy mieliSmy
zsszczyt widziet w gronle naszem
zacnych ~kapfan6v, a mianowicie
| X. Dziekana i lie. LaDunsklego z
Sulenczyaa i czclgodne5o probosz-
cza X. Kuklihsk,ego Z Stezycy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

tokarz Domow, esth u.s.
za."dne suesobv domo~ago la
n'ego leczenia roxmait, ch -h"roh
ora opisanie rozma,tych roai'H
~l-czacych orzes Przyjacie'a L"d@
koacl
p a dla r"a.y
COW innych drcgich ossh..2o
Proroctwo on ! e h d y, k.t~
lowej ze Saby, Is Sybilii, k>,e--
dza Marka WernyhcrY %':nny CIV
On roku 57s przed Nar",ixoniem
Chrystusa al do poznych S'sk6-.
Sc n k czyli Wr6tenle Sc SNOW,
Ma przeszfo 1900 przypadl5w
sfuSace, z roznych starodawnyeh
ksiag zebrany .......... Is
ROZMOWA POLAKA Z Kassnbs..
............... .......... ........1U
4ISTORYA o GRZEGORzUs.
kt6ry przcz II lat p"kutow~s
przykuty do ska}y. Piekns
wzruszajace opowiadanie dla !u-
lUCHARKA POLsKA I ANN
60
ROBINSON KRUZOE czyli ska
tiki ME ,:osiuszehstwa ksiazsa zu-
pefnie nowo ; treSciwie utozona
aRABIA PAROBKIBN u knife
MA
o~POWIADANIE PODROANEGo
0 strasznie dziwnem fo1u. 10
LAKLETA DZIE WICA. 10
3ARTEK hATKA........--.6
9leini Polskie, zebrApe ala
Polonii W Ameryce przez VIZ
Dyniewicza. ......25
rawdzlwy Persk Oh.
gipsk; 8 n n i K. - najpew.
MESSY sposSb wygranla ma 10
teryi wed{ug kombinacyj aiyn-
nych magik6w i rrofesorow mA-
tematyki Orlice itp.-tudzieA wy
jawienienie tajemnie sposob, ia
kich uAywano staroLytnoaoi
do przepoviadania i wre1'nia
przysziosci.-Z przeszio 200 -"
brazkani. Dosfowny prxsdru&
Scnnika drukowanego dru-
karin Unlwersytetu JagieIloh-
skiego W Krakowio.... 80
Z IS 1adnej dziewczynie.. 40
Powiea 9 kohcu &ye'a piiAsa
PontAkisso.-.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23
SZLASK.

Memsecki Krawarz. Parafia
tutejsza llczaca przesz1o 5000 dusz
bedzle wkr6tce poslada}a noey,
p'ekny przestronny kosci6t,
ktorY stanle tuz obok starego
kosciotka. w czerwcu ma bye
po}ozony bamieh wegielny pod
kosclof, kt6rego budowa trwaG
bedzle 2 lata. Z koszt6w przypada
ma Krawarz so tysiecy marek, ma
Katkl II tysiecy, Ma patrona
kosciofa 81 tys1eey. Okollczne
wloski z wtasnej wolf zo5owlaza}y
sic do r6znych %zapom6g, a &ilku
bogatszYch wiasclciell postanowllo
ma w1asnq reke postarac sic o wy
budowanle o~}tarzy i przyozdobienie
k%oscloia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

NoWych Ksiazek

Nowych Nsiazek
prowadzi}a coaopiero z Europ7
ksiegarnia II ieroni m Der
4 owsklego W Winonie, q
ullanowicie'
/. Cic h a e zaC hrze
Sci a II $ k g. ksi9zka do
nabo&enstwa ola katolikdw
" s%licznej %zloconej l wy
uaczanci okiadce oraz re
z}oconym brzegiem l.26
j. dg ma d a.
sza, ksi2zka DO nabozeh.
silva, W takici samej kosz-
tawnej oprawle l.2e
Z. B 3D. Wola Two
IA, m"dlltwy ! rozmysla-
nia ne "wezys:Gie uroczy-
r,nScl %oSritin@ ] IA wszel-
..% 2'$"!!r.1.'Sri &ycia, "
irog"j "pfawle l.as
= NsiGzka nabo,
f@ns,wa NnNina (w
"HJ"sp"mt1I. 1et oyraWi.
h"> pk"r,%l 2ns
p A"irt ,~@ "oraw.
NY ~ ">ntN R!5cepS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

Racid6rz, Robtn1k, nazwis.
klein HOLMAN z Markowic, kt6ry
20 Llstopadzle roku zesz}ego w
leslie, zwanym Obora, swoie
w4asne dzlecko obwlesh na
drzewle, a potem. skoro sic po-
g{oska o TEN roznios1a, urzna} /
zaSopa} W z1eml, zosta1 wyroKlem
sadu przysieg}ych Racrborzu
dnia 81 bm. ma fmlert skazqny.
Poszuklwania Iekarskle s.wlerdzl}v.
II dziecko, ma kttrego glove"
s~Dostrzezono Is bllzn i znak6w,
z~ostalo nasamprz6d iak1mS tcpcm
naYedziem zablte, a rotom dop}prn
p~uWieSZOnc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23
PcIpliu. Nasz cichy PeIplin

PclpIin. Nasz cichy Pelplin
nazwaia ,,Posener Ztg." one8dai
,,ef6wn2 slcd@jha agltaeyl polsldcj
W Prusach Zachodnlch''. GdyhY
to byIo prawd2, ME nw4aszcza}obY
to nam byna1m,jei. My Pose.
nerce" powlemy ma ucho, ae
g}6wnym bodzcem ,,agitacyl pot
skIei'' jest nledostatecznc uwzgIed'
name mowy polskiej W szkoEnch.
(Piolgr@ym.)
Puck. Tutejsze i owarzy-
spIewu koscie In e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

Tuardagora. Chatupnik Kwiat,
kowski onegdaj wieczorem tax
nieszczesliwie spad4 z drabki ma
klepisko, 70 20 kllku chwilach
umarl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

A0 A1
SZANOwNEJ PUBLICZNOSC
"szystk,m wiarusom Puton4.sp
W Ameryce
NOVA BSIEGhKNlA
II. ~DERDowsKIEGo
Winona MINI
Molina sprswadzi6 cd D.rdew
skiego ka&da ksistks polska, lake
wsgole i%staiejs " Ameryes, piaeas
gotowk9.
Ponitej wymieniany aisk.srs
ksia&ki, jake naszs ksiegaraia ma
ma sprzeda&:
Ksiazki szkolne i tres
CT naukoWel.
GATEH1zM ~RzYNsKo-KATo.
LICK tnaiy) ...........,o
moe" oprawis. 10
kATEHIZW ~RZYMSKO-KATO.
LlCK1 (r,4kszy) " moonej ..
praw
OZIEJE STAREGO I NOWEGO
TESTAMENTU, " mocnej o.
pruwic (Deharbego)..... 40
0ZIElE NARODU POLSKIEGO
ELEMENTARz POLSKI, J6zefa
Chociszewskiego.. IS
eOSREDNIK POLsKO AN.
GIELSKl - cEyli ksiaAka do
naukI jezyka a%ngielskisgo IS
zbi6r Pissni ola szk6f poll
skich W Ameryce, uio8yi byiy NJ
qczyciel W Chicago Franoiszsk
Zabka
9 ramaty Z p slsk9 ufols.
ma przez Teodozego Sisrocihskis.
go, prefesora Jszyka pelskisgo j
lit%cratury. Drukowana ola sskA
polskich " Ameryce 3 wydania
~trsyn"stcg~, " moonej oprawis
6 !cmentarz Ma{y czyN
Pierwsza Nauka CzYtania, Pisa.
his Rachowania, przsx w. Dy-
nlSWlCZa.
wv mocnej oprawie.
aISTORYA STANUW ZJEDNO.
CZONYCH.s .............75
w"t u enowefy, powie6d
m~osAlna bardzo, wzruszajaca e
staro&ytnych czasow.......30
tn sama W mocnej oprawie 20
zioconym tYtuliklem 60
0 e!essaw czyli Daisy Gag &c.
oowsfy; tfomaczenie przez = ks.
ia sama W mocnei oprawfa
go
Lissownik Polsko.Amerykak
XII. P~odrecznik zswierajacy,
Nauke pisania listow j gotowa
wzery list6w, " wszyst&ich I,rzY.
padkach eYoss.
Sos sieroty czy1i powies
wystawiaiaca zgroze nieludzko6cj
srogosc zawisci, i dotkliwos6 ns
dzy,o ~skutecznosc WARY IL cn6l
wzorswosG mi}osisrdzia i szczo.
drobliwosc, ~opatrzzosci przez ks
A. Pokojskiego............8O
Powias t k p olskie prze
FIR. hr. Skarbka. Zawiera: I
Wyprawa Kujawska, q Hulan.
ka W sadie, 81 kukasz Stempel
~ Dwie Siostry, s. Przewoknil
s. Jenieo Wojenny, y Jasz
cult, 81 Mundur, 81 Kruk 80
K q. A. K ordeoki Przeo
Paulin6w, Obrohca Klasz
toru Czestochowskiego.... IL
q ohaterska R d z n a, q
rywek z powstania 1858 &, zda
rzenie prawdziws opisa w
Czaplicki. lie
?owr6t 2 W o z X, pc
wiastka y czas6w powstania Ia
deusza Kosciuszki. ....... 10
* f e d eraoi Barscy d
Sybirze, Puwieac naplsana pre-
? z. z K. P......... ......2
Trzej " edrowcy. Chrsea
c,anin, zyd i Turek, czyli kt
Bogu pok}ada zaufanie, o tan
ma tenze ojcowskie staranie. Pa
wiest nader powabna i poucza'
;"ca przex Tomasza Wisniewskie
@yt Wieczny Tnfacz
.Ivrnza]em imieniem Ahaseverus
htdry mowi, re zy} pred u
krzyzowaniem Chrystusa Pam
i przez Wszechmocnoe6 Bog
j~eszoze do d~zisiejszego dnia sy
AP'TEKA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

G o urzadza 81. b. m. wieczorek,
mnzykalno.teatralnv. Towarzystwo
spiewu m ezczyzn obchodzi
5go lutego rocznlce swego za1ozenia.
= r ewizorami e r
why mianowani: n%auczyciel
Krieg " Krakowie i ~nauczycieI
Pranschke W Zarnowcu.
Brodnica.P p wei ] Mary
K m ihscy ~Igliszczyzny
obchodzi} % b. m. swoje dyamen-
towe ESQ letnle) wesele, Wprowa-
dzono ich PRIV dzwonieniu W
dzwony l graniu ma organach do
kosciofa W Szczuce, gdzie posadzo-
no ich ma p~ieknych fotelach PREY
oatarzu. Podczas sunny przystapili
do sto}u Panskiego a X. prob.
Folleher przem6wiwszy do mich
lido obecnych pob}ogos4awi} ich
szczesliwy zwiazek maizehski. l my
i'm zyczymy zdrow,a i bfogosia-
wiehstwa Bozego W d3ugle lata
W tenn a szczesliwosci niebieskiej
W przysz}em zyciu. Przyp. Red.
Ple]g.
CzersE. w przesz}a niedziele
ogiosi} tn ksiadz z ambony oko}o
so zapowiedzl W nastepnych
dw6ch dnlach pobtogosfawi4 kap}an
zwlazek m%a}zenski siedmiu par.
Tacardag6ra. Chafupnik Kwiat,
kowski onegdaj wieczorem tax
IL: 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

Cd Namys7oua. w Zgorzeli-
each W parafil krzyzownickiej
wyszed} robotnlk Jan Sypka z
IONA ma robote, zostawiwszy W
domu troje w4asnych dziecl W
wieku |, 2l5 lat i 8 letnia
c6rke brata. w ME wyt}umaczony
sposdb zajai ogien stojace PREY
piecu }6zko i spali} je ma weg1el.
Doplero po godzinle zauwazono,
co zaszFo. Kiedy przestraszeni
rodzlce otworzyli drzw1, juz zndne
z dzieci ME zyio.
Raca66rs. = Morderce Wahha
z Ostroga, ktory jake smy swego
czasu donosill, crdowaf zone,
a syna, matce ma pomoc ~spleszace-
go, talk nozem poranil, IL naza ltrz
umar}, skaza1y sadly p~rzysiegiych
w Raclborzu "a poranienle syna
ma Is lat domu karnego (cuchta-
uzu1, a "a zamordowanie zony ia
kare smlerci. Wanka, kt6ry by1
poczqtkowo majetnym gospodarzem
przez IKE gospodarstwo i piJahstwo
utracll wszystko sta1 sic morder-
ca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

Cd. @KO NJ .SSsAA
go Milwaukee Aw. CSem:3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-08
SUED THE GK9&g oRTHERN.
Congressma johnson Has q Long
Memory.
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-Congressman
johnson, of North Dakota, has '.got it
In for'' the Great Northern railroad.
lie claims that some six or seven wears
ago he was on his way to his home, near
petersburg, from Lakota, the county
seat. He was at that time county attor-
ney, and frequently patronized the pas
senger trains over the Great Northern.
so that he was we'll known to the con-
ductOrs.
On the occasion of the unpleasantness
ne had purchased a ticket from the sta
ZION agent at Lakota. and after the train
mad started. presented 1t to the con-
ouctor, who demanded his fare. The
conductor refused to receive the ticket.
ana demanded payment, 'as the ticket
had been used once" johnson de-
clined to pay, and the conductor called
TWO or three hired tools of the soulless
corporation and incontnently "tired'
the embryo statesman off the train into
snoWbank seven or eight miles from
bis destination.
And now" remarked Mr.. johnson
on the eve of his departure from Wash
!ngton, II am going out home to have
1t out with Mr.. HIPS railroad. shall
not handle my own case, aud thus justify
the old maxim OF having fool for a
cllent, but have gotten good lawyers to
LOOK after the cause tor me. You see it
VIII give me good mental exercise DUR
Ing the vacation of the house. | have
SUED Tor $4,000. and shall fight for all
there is in me-"
Then the statesman smiled, and
drted 1or the train, grip in hand.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-08
In the Denartmenta.

WASHINGTON. Nov. THE election
has interfered with the work by the
congressional committees, which ex-
pected to accomplish something during
the recess. Yesterday the Democratic
members of the ways and means COM
mittee devoted a few hours to the work
In hand, but many of them were inter-
ested in the elections. The same is true
today. as the elections are proceeding.
One real hard worker on the committee,
who takes pleasure in being busy ali the
time, Mr.. Breckenridge, of Arkansas,
does not let the elections or anything
else interfere with him. but continues to
study, compare, revise and write upon
the bill regardless of what is going on.
Other members of the committee are
busy with the particular interests re-
ferred to them, but they are willsng to
give Mr.. Breckenridge credit for the
hard work he is doing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Thursday night SchIlling'S Ministries
will appear al the Lyceum theater.
a regular meeting of the Humane So
ciety was held yesterday afternoon, at
which the reports of officials were sub
mitted for October.
Pierce l.. Jarvis, the business man
ager of the white Slave" company, Is
at the Nicollett. He reports phenome-
nally successful season.
The only matinee performance of
Rhea's superb play, The Queen of
Sheba," Will be given at the Grand to-
day; Saturday matinee and evening
Camille" will be presented.
Bishop Vincent delivered his famous
lecture entitled Tom and His
Teachers" at Wesley church, last
night. The theme was handled in the
well known delightful manner of the
distinguished divine, and it fairly
dubbed over with wit and wisdom.
The audience was both large and ap-
preciative.
Rev. j. Ii. Blake, the evangelist, of
Troy, Mo, will hold services IN Lake of
the Isles Church of Christ, corner of
Bryant avenue and Twenty-siXth street
south, next Sunday at 10 a. m, and
series OF meetings to follow every even
Ing next week at the same church.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. TRULY, of $3.50
Pleasant avenue, have issued invitations
to sixty or more friends to attend the
reception of Rev. j. II. Blake, the evan
gelist, at their residence next Friday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. TRULY have ar
ranged fine programme of entertain
ment and light refreshments for the
evening, and royal reception is antic-
ipated.
c. IL Roos. of New Ulm, and mem
Der OF the Republican state central COM
mittee, was at the Nicoilet yesterday.
He was accompanied by Judge OdelI,
the well-known lawyer of Chaska, and
Ii. S. Kennedy, prominent business
man and capitalist of Mankato. AL
though conference was held at the
hotel, Mr.. Roos denied that it had any
political significance, and, in fact, the
gentlemen declined to talk on the politi
cal issues of the day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-08
OFF FOR GALEsBURG.

The AloeTmanic Junketing Party
Started Last Night.
Some twenty aldermen and few city
officials left for Galesburg. ILL.,. at z
o'clock last evening. The 'boyS" are
going down there to inspect the paving
brick manufactured in that city, as the
newspapers have reiterated for several
days past On the way the party will
stop over at Davenport, To-, Rock
Island and Moline, aud examine the
Galesburg brick pavement laid i'll those
towns.
The fact that the party actually start
ed was a great relief to those newspa-
Der men who have been guessing wheth-
Ell they would go or not. 1t was also a
relief to the aldermen, who were in the
same co nditiOn of uncertainty. 1t
was understoO at first that
the city of Galesburg would
pay all the expenses Of the trip. but
that was merely talk. The brick manu-
facturers will take care of the Mime
apolis delegation. Perhaps the alder
men will return enthusiastic over the
merits of Galesburg brick. They eX
pect to reach home Saturday.
Mayor Eustis did not accompany the
party.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-08
NOT AN UNMIXED EVIL.
EFFECT OF THE REPEAL BILL. ON
SILVER STATES.
DEVELOPMENT OF GOLD MINES.
The Rest Silver Properties Are
Still Being gress-
men in Washington Busy at
the Departments-Rep of
the Different Officials in Course
of Preparation.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Advices re-
ceived here from the states and terri
tories which have heretofore been
known principally because of their pro-
duction of silver indicate that the repeal
of the Sherman silver-purchasing law
may not prove to be an unmixed evil.
Inquiry made among the senators,
members and delegates representing all
these states and territories develops the
fact that in most of them the miners
and prospectors have begun to exert
themselves in the direction of search
for gold mines, and are prosecuting this
work with unwonted vigor. In many
instances they did not wait for the re-
peal bill to become a law, but very
soon after so many of the silver
mines closed down, as many did
upon the announcement of the demone-
tization of silver in Indiana, and also
others after the president issued his call
Tor tho extra session, q great many of
the men who had been let out turned
their backs upon the silver camp and
began the search for the more precious
metal. That in many instances
they have been successful, the
mails of senators and members bear
ample testimony. In Colorado. Mon
tana, Idaho, Utah, Arizona and New
Mexico several new gold camps have
been opened which promise we'll, and
work has also been resumed in many
abandoned placers and in quartz mines
which had been deserted. 1t is too
early. say these Western represent
atlves, to predict how valuable the new
mines may prove to be, as most of them
are mere prospects. In some instances,
however, the mines are producing, and
the local assay offices begin to show in
creased returns of gold as conse
Quence.
Reports from the mining states and
territories received here through the
same agency as the above, also indicate
that many of the productive and easily
worked silver mines are still being OPP
Grated. In most of these there has been
reduction of wages, and in some in
stances the owners say they can con-
tinue to work if silver will maintain an
average price of 20 cents an ounce.
Some of the silver producers are of the
opinion that this price will not only be
maintained, but that it will be improved
upon, because of the demand from Asia
and Europe, and by the arts and also
because of the falling off in production.
They say, however, that it is only the
we'll developed and rich silver mines
which can now be worked and that
prospecting for silver and the opening
up of new silver-producing mines will
cease, and consequently, unless there is
a marked Improvement In the price of
silver, the production of that metal in
this country will practically cease when
these mines are exhausted.