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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

koSciele Sw. Stanl>}awa kosthi,
czytamy W numerze z 10 L;pca co
~nastepuje::
.,Sledztwo urze1owe ~wySazuje,
IL bez wszelkiego powodu posadza-
no sekretarza kaSyera paratil Sw.
,tanls}awa koStkl Q meprAwne
wyaauie koScielnych pienietzy,
Honor tych panaw ich uezciwoSt
pozostaia catkiem bez zmazy.
JaIitS sSosl,we iezykl puscl}y
mieizy lud Winonie po9toske
II bank W Winonle So mepewne.
Ale to wlerutne S}amstwo. kazdy
2 tutejszYeh bankow pc>loda )
razy lyle maptku. lie p~rzctrzymu-
1e deponowanych ohcyah %plenlsdzy,
Szezegolnle pewne zas 50 banFl
o~s}aszajace sic W KatoNE": Second
National Bank, Bank nlemieckl
wlnona Savings Bank.
Wielhi Cyrk BracI Ringing
ziawi sic W Wmonle W ~ponledzla-
lex. Il Llpca, da 'Nlko diva
; przedstawienja. Wsze, ~-dzleSol-
wick dotad ten cyrk Sc pokazaf,
wywo.as wielkie ~razenle. Nlezwy'
k4e to zjawisko zapowie SIC wspa-
nla.a parade prze0 g4dwne ulice
| miasta. Orszak, z dzlesirclu Sape-
LAM wojskowemi, bedzie ledne
mile amerykansk9 diugi. To wszyst-
ko bedzie tylko wstepem do
wspaniatych igrzysk, jake odheaas
sic pod namlotem. Namloty SO
n~aiwleksze, jake kiedykoIwlek
wykonano, a konstytucya lch TAXA
re zupe}na dale ochrone przecl~
zywlolom. DodaG j~eSzcze nalpzy, "
przedstawicnle nigdv ME bedz'e
skroconem, re przedstawlenle
~wieczorne tax samo jest zuvetnem
lax popoludnlowe-
Pros=ku ma has=el gwattowny,
ma kt6ry teraz W Wlnoule wlele
dziecl clerpl, MONA doStac poo
numerem &C E. Sanborn ullcy.
Jsste$my W p%osiadan1u j%eszcze
lednego listu cd kaptana polskiego,
kt6rego kandydatu7e Ma poIsAle
nrobostwo w naszem mlescie tn
take juz stawiano.
Ten pomiedz> innem' plsze:
Prosze o mnle ME wspomlnac
W Winonie, DO mi sic am snl q
waszem probostwle.
Gdyby wszyscy ksieaa tak'ego
byll ducha, iak ia, ME pow'n'en
laden ksladz polsk' do W'nony
ist dop6ty, dop6h ho}ota me
uczyni zadost "a znlewasl
pope4nione ma stan,e kapfan5kin
W osoble X. Domagalsk1ego. VI;
czego BOWEN nareszcie do]dzlemy
Jest 20 lstny protestantyzm. Dz'"
mnie take clerpliwost ks.Blskup'
Cottera. Bo wypedzit Biskupow
ksledza z pod nosa lest police
KEN wymlerzouym i Blskupow'.-
Coz :iego powaga Anaczy : Nee
diabli sic oplekuj2 wlnonsklm
},...! Wola}bym sic bratac
rakarzami....
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
WIADOMOSCl
MIEJSCOWE e.
szarlatan do

KRAKOWSkI szarlatau do
tyla nasz poczciwy lud ka-
szubski osiup}, 3e ZwolennicY
lego W ostatnim csas!e Tie
chcieli ppseia6 syn6s swoich
do naszei polskleJ drukarni
do roboty, Bojac sic okro,
pnie ka~tolicSiego pisma pol
sklego, wp}ywat szarlatan ma,
wei z Cleveland, iakas talem.
nicza droga, IA dawnlelszego
formana .naszej druKarni, ably
ME skiada1 aadnego rekoplsu,
W ktorym co c ulm napisano.
ZfanatyZowany w ten sposob
zecer ME chcia1 we wtorek,
4 lipca, kiedy luz konczylIsmy
gazette, ustawiG do Konca ko-
respondencyi Wiel. KS. Do.
magalskiego, ktoreI prze.
clei ME by1o nc ziego.
Wskutek tego natychmiast
wydawca KatoZiha wydalIi te-
60 g1upca Z drukarnii. Ale,
gdy ten %wychodzll, wyszfo "a
MIN takae namowlonych
trzech innych chfopcow.
Wskutek tego ledwie lido
ialsimY skonczyc przeszty M.
mer PREY pomocY zecerow an
~gielsklch, a potem drukarnla
Katolha przez try dnl pozo-
staia zamknieta, Tymczasem
zas wYdawca KatoAho poe :
chat do Chicago, PREY wlozi
re SODA blegtego polskiego
zecera p. Wincentego Eich-
staedta i z .ym W ponledzla-
lex, 10 Lipcs, ma nowo roz-
poczai robote W drukarnl.
PrzybYl do pomocy chlopiec,
ktory juz jawniei wYstapi]
byl z drukarnl, %powrocI}c
dwoch strajkierow, i tera2
znowu robota W naszej Huznl
idzle raznie, lak przedtem.
Wszelako z powodu strajku
zdofallsmy w lynn tygodnlu
wydaG tylko gazette obelmuja
CO cztery stronlce = co pro
see nam wybaczyc, re wzgle
du ma to, De spotkai mas oN
niemliy wypadek "a wlernos'
naszemu Biskupowi Kosciofo
Wi swietemu.
" p~rzysziym tygodnlu Ia
toM znoWu ~wyjdzle w daw
nlejszym tormacle.
Peu2en wp1ywowy Polak
ktory nledawno rozmawla
0 KS. DR.. MlslckIm W Cleve
land, powtorzyi nam slow;
dawniejsszego naszego wika
rego, pozwalajac korzysta
z llstu swo]ego ola KatoAha.
KS. Mlslcki postanowif juz WIG
cej do Winony ME wroclG, b
,,tam lud "a prosty / "a gwafto
why; vie, Re chocby i "a pozwe
leniem b%lskupjem zostai winoi
skim proboszczem, d}ugo by miedz
Kaszubami ME wytrzymal. w o
statnlm czasle swego pobyt
W Wlnonle chcla] tylko troct
psoty naroblc KS. Domagalsklem,
"a to, re tenze mu p~rzeszkadzs
W wykonywaniu lego plandw
chcla} madrzeiszym bye, niz Of
doktor teologil. Kaszubl "a to 9
polublli, re lch g}aska} a
lud. ktory koniecznle chce by
g}askanym. Ludu nigdy ME pod
burial. Me ~spodziewaf sic nlgdy
\ zeby tax daleko p~rzysz1o. 2all} 81
ma swolch dawnlej szych popleczn
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

Usprawiedliseienie. - w tu-
te1szym dzienniku The Winono
Daily Republican, kt6ry niedawno,
chcac przypochleblc sic odszcze-
plelcom q naszei czwartei wardy,
bolesnie byf drasnql naszego pol
sklego listowego pana Marclna
.Daszkowskiego, bedqcego zarazem
j sekretar2em %parafialnym PREY
The Progress., 1893-05-13

EDIT1R-IL IMMIGRATION 51NVENT.lTr
The Progress., 1893-05-13
SHREVEPORT LA. MAY, I3 1898.
REFORMS VOICE AT ALEXANDRIA.

Resolutions adopted at the meeting
Where's, the present elective sys
tenn of Louisiana has been manipu
lated in manner T. deprive the peo-
pie Of their iuallenable rights, max
ing it machine in the hands of de-
signing politicians to debauch the
ballot-box, render nugatory the will
of the people and perpetuste in pow
er those vino, in many instances, are
not the choice of the people.
Whereas, in the interest of good.
wholesome aud honest government ii
is necessary shat the State of Louis
iona should have such an election
law as will guarantee To- the people an
untrammeled right To cast a free bal
lot, and have the same returned as
cast in the ballot-box: therefore b4 1t
Resolved, that we, the representa-
tives of the press here assembled, do
hereby pledge ourselves TO use every
honorable means in orr power to in
duce our Legislature to enact such u
ballot law as will meet the necessities
of the case herein expressed; and
Resolved, that failing in this effort
we pledge ourselves to urge the cleo
tion of such a Legislature as will
give to the people this needful re-
form; and further
Resolved, that a cordial invitation
is hereby extended to ali members of
the State press to cooperate with Us
in securing these results: and be it
further
Resolved, that the State press is
hereby requested to publish these res
olutions.
Respectfully submitted,
W. G. ANNIs,
W. W. MCCLURE,
G. ID. Hicks,
j. T.. JOHNSTON,
Committee.
The Progress., 1893-05-13
TWINS.

Dutch Pete, in the Capital Item, OF
Baton Rouge, and Ma3sm Rumor, in
The PRoGsEss, of Shreveport, are not
only usesul public characters, but
they hail from the saaae good family
In fact, they are brother and sister.
They are so much alike that they
are taken for twins. They have long
sat upon tho edisDrial tripod, and
have done yeoman. service Oh many a
paper. One is apt 30 think that there
are dozens of these personages in
each of these towns, iudging from
the quantity of news gathered up,
but such is not TIE case; there Is only
cne Madam Rumor IN Shreveport
and one Dutch Pete IN Baton Rouge.
The fact OF tho matter is, ttsese mys-
terious editors are hustlers ~ the trne
sense of tho word. While they have
always been true friends TO the de-
serving, they have been none tho less
terrors TO offenders. IL is said theiI
columns are much appreciated by the
readers of both these papers.-Lou
isiana Mentor
The Progress., 1893-05-13
An UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT.

On Wednesday last, about > o'clock,
William Copes, a colored yard brake.
man of the ", S. & r., while in the
discharge tf his duty, trying to couple
a car loaded with heavy timbers to an
other car, was caught between the pro.
jecting lumber and the other car and
almost instantly killed. He lived but q
short time after being extricated from
between the cars. There seems TO be a
degree OF negligence, almost criminal
that require brakemen to undergo such
risks in the discharge Of their duty
Coroner Coty held an inquest upon the
body. There was no evidence elected
by which any one could be blamed.
The Progress., 1893-05-13

administration-we Judge so by its
tone, and we are authorized to speak
declare that this administration is
alone responsible for the existing bal
lot-box parody? If this be true, then
we do indeed mean war on the adj
ministratiOn, as we do on every in
fluence and power which stands be
tween us and free expression of our
choice and privilege expressed by the
ballot.
If the press is practically unani-
nous in advocating a ballot reform,
why does the Webster Signal with
hold its influence But Judging from
past experience it will 2equire de-
cided and vigorous work on the part
of the press to induce the Legisla-
ture to give us ballot reform. Surely
our brother has not forgotten that
bill for reforming the ballot-box was
introduced at the last session of the
General Assembly, but was killed
dead
Publish our resolutions, friend and
let the world sec what we are doing
BY that means OILY can the public
Judge intelligently.
The Progress., 1893-05-13
For THE PRoGREss>

Let Governor Foster haunt to the
world his tablet containing his boast
ed 6,000 words, and though they be
indited in letters of fire, their flame
will only light up the background on
which all men may read these ignoble
words: "Come to the land that flows
with milk and honey. The price fer
which you can secure home is dis
franchisement at the ballot-box
should you choose to cast that ballot
contrary to the powers that be. You
are to have no voice in the election of
police juries, for the affairs OF your
parish must be looked after by men
whose appointment the governor re-
serves particularly to himself. You
are to have no voice in matters per-
tainirg to public education; this is to
be attended to by men whom the gov
ernor will appoint from among those
who have previously supported his
candidacy. Even should you be in
terested in this subject and nominate
by unanimous vote at a primary cleo
ton, superinduced by the governors
own party, man Of your own choice
yea, further, should your representa-
tive, and even your senat or, urge bis
appointment on the ground of pecu-
liar fitness, still will the executive il
pure sang froid say no, if it be found
that such man possesses will not
wholly pliable to the dictates of bis
excellency. In fine, all features that
distinguish the free man from the
slave are to be surrendered for the
glorious privilege of eating the
crumbs that drop from the rich mans
(the State's) table."-Louisiana Men
F.. tor.
The Progress., 1893-05-13

Pioneer High School, in Plain
Dealing closed its present session
yesterday. 1t will open again in
September.
The young folks of Plain Dealing
and vicinity gave very pleasant
picnic on Meare's creek last Satur-
day.
The fish fry given to Miss Maggie
Cade's school at its close last Friday
was quite an enjoyable affair.
There are few prettier locations
in America han that Of Plain Deal
ing. 1t is lovely. While it may not
be the identical site of the Garden OF
Eden, yet Eve and her liege lord
would have been fully justified in
protesting against dismissal from it
-Louisiana Mentor.
The Progress., 1893-05-13
Fixed for saturday, june -. 1893 a
shreveport.
SHREvEPoRT. La, May 6, 1873.
To the Press Of North Louisiana

SiHREvFgoRT. La, May 6, 1875.
To the Bfess Of North Louisiana
At the request OF good number
OF our brethren interested in the
movement, have selected Saturday,
June Ii next, at l O'Clock pm, at
Shreveport as the time and place for
holding orr North Louisiana E1ito-
rial Immigration Convention.
believing that this movem est VIII
be of much good to our territory a
good many have already enlistediin
the cause, and it is 70 be hoped thSb
every newspaper in the province mez-
toned will have a representative at
the meeting
As 1 have called the meeting by re-
quest, hope that all members Oh the
press who will Join rs in the under
taking will reproduce this.oall as often
as they think necessary, and make ed
itorial comment indors5ng the same
thus adding to the Split of the move
ment, increasing the interest therein
and inducing others tolend q helping
hand
Hoping that this will meet with
general approval, and trusting that
a hearty response will be made to this
call, | remain your obedient servant
G. d. HICKS,
For THE PRoGREss>
The Progress., 1893-05-13
KNEE WORK.

Many Of the fierce and tyrannical
habits and passions that despotize men
could be broken if they would resort to
the method used by Chinaman who
had been the slave Of opium smoking
for thirty-nine years. Some one asked
him how it was that he had broken off
the terrible habit. He answered: II
used my two knees."-Nashville Christ
ian Advocate.
The Progress., 1893-05-13
GRAND LODGE X. OF T..

The Grand Lodge X. Of T. meeting
will be held at Lake Charles, May II to
20 inclusive. For this occasion a rate
OF one and one-third fare TO Alexan-
dria, on certificate plan, viii be made,
From Alexandria an open rate Of one
fare for round trip has been made, aud
a special excursion will be run on the
morning Of the lith from that point.
The Progress., 1893-05-13
OUT or SEASON.

The Shreveport PRoGREss, the Men
tor of Plain Dealing, the Progressive
Age of Ruston, The Comrade Of Winn-
field, and the Capital Item of Baton
Rouge, have organized themselves tn
to what they term the Reform PISS
of the State" Their first r-,eeting
was held week or two p,yo at Alex
andria, La. 1t seems, that the object
of this reform pass organization is
three-toiu' lrst, to effect Dallot-
box ceiorp4 secondly. to curtail the
appolp. i've power of the State execu-
"Nve and lastly, to have the State
Government administered on an eco
nomic basis.
To sum up the whcle matter In
nut shell, We suppose it Is far to as
sumo that the organization means war
on the administration. To supple
ment this assumption we quote The
PRoGREss, one of the leading spirits,
on this point:
"The crusade mas been inaugurated,
the camp fires Int, the field taken and
now every man must show his colors.
There is no middle ground i'll this.
He who will not rally 10 the standard
of reform will be considered a fol
lower of the banner on which Is in-
scribed "Bossism," and will be mum
bered with those who support the
rule of the politician. Therefore pre-
pare for war, brothers. He that Is
not for Us. is against u.s. is divine
doctrine and is sufficient authority fol
us To act Oh. The war is on to the
death. Let those who favor freedom
Independence, manllness, right, come
ont on the side of reform and inscribe
their names on the banner OF chlv
airy"
Speaking plainly and as one whC
seeks the truth, we think the whole
business altogether out of season. L
is true that the ultimate object sough
after appears to be plausible enough
and we make no objection to tn
ground work of the organization, bu
we cannot see the necessity OF It's ex
istence. The State press is prett,
unanimous in its advocacy OF ballot
box reform, and we believe the Legs
lature will do something in this direc
ton at the next session. There Is ais
such an outspoken sentiment agains
the governors appointive authorlt
that the constitutional COMMITTEES
soon to be appointed, will doubtles
give the matter proper attention
The circuit judiciary is likely to far
the same fate, and suffer decapits
tion at the hands Of the committee
and thus reduce the expense OF tn
State nearly $4,000 per annum.
The Signal is heartily in favor OF a
these reforms, but cannot see the ey
pediency of making such an untime
:. Ywar on the administration as bein
4 responsible for their existence.-We ell
ster Signal.
This is indeed great and disaI
pointing surprise to us. We had as
suredly counted on the hearty SUI
port of the Webster Signal in thi
movement, because we felt it mus
see and has long seen the dire nece:
sity for it.
As to its being a war on the admir-
istration the Signal astounds III
Does it pretend to say that the ad
ministration alone is guilty of tn
unmanly and dishonest practice
which those resolutions condemn
Will il as staunch supporter of tn
The Progress., 1893-05-13

The Louisiana newspaper who will
not join the Reform Press Associa-
ton will naturally be classed among
those who favor the politicians rule
and the peoples serfdom.
The Progress., 1893-05-13
Truck Farm "A! 9''I
FOR SALE
A RARE BARGAIN IN la

have for snle one of the most ~
bile places for truck farming ald
growing in North Louisiana. II %
ted Ous-half mile below Shreveport
Red river. in Bossier parish, about "a
five acres of land. dwelling, barn
rOoBs and pigeon loft: about tEeull'
acres in orchard, comprising 100 y
trees. twO-thirds just come into Oea1
iDG tigs. 200 pears, besides apples
cots, cherries, plans. pecaDs and -
~ smaller quantities.. The
Orst % lands adiacent.
chaser should want 10 cultivate
siOnnl lands i'm cotton, t'r Tenl
place Is admirably situated for tvs
which, run ia connection with
canning a9d preserving estabsFla
OD the place, vii. yield handson,
turns from now on. 70 anyone WIN
health and energy to attend to H. y
an opportunity not mes with oiisll
The place is owned by Mr.. T. A. Dz1
ry and must be sold Oh aCcOugi oil bs1
tinueG i'll health TCeuperase whk J
is warned by his phy sician that NJ
leave. For this reason | VIII seli 'n'
uablD piece of property Tor the
The Progress., 1893-05-13
MADAM RUMOR SAYS

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school in Shreveport.
That whatever good the improve
ment committee may have done in
the past twelve months, is 0bscursd
by 'he partial and despotic manner in
which he has managed his office.
That when officials learn to respect
the rights of their constituents, then
will they discharge their duties as it
was intended they should
That Louisiana is fast submitting
to the reign of the political despot.
That the Gods are preparing q
laurel wreath for the coronation of
the police jury for their chivalrous
act in the parish printing matter
That Gulliver would think he had
discovered another race Of pigmies,
if he should chance to come in con-
tact with Shrevcport's - improve
ment committee.
That the queen of England is be-
coming very Jealous of the copiOus
enconiums which her euhiects bestOw
upon ShTeveport's improvement com
mittee and our police Jury. 1t is said
their cheers, when they think of the
parish printing and street crossing
acts, are so loud that window glasses
are broken for miles around.
That the art committee of the
Worlds Fair has offered big sum
for the pictures of the police jurors
who manipulated the parish printing
act.
That the swelled toad OF Ksop fame
has retired and surrendered the field
to our - improvement committee.
That the ass which thought that
the making of much noise was an evil
dence of greatness, must have n de-
scendant in our city council.
That She is opposed to amending
our constitution, because that will
give some publishing house and news
paper something to do.
That when the improvement com
mittee walks on the margin Of our
mud puddles, the frogs cry out "loDg
live our king"
That newspapers generally speak
from principle, while lawyers talk fo-
pay o. ly.
That pathetic words sweetened by
gold, has taste which is far from
savory.
That persons living beyond the city
limits, have no rights or privileges
which the city should furnish.
That the people of Natchitoches
are hard to excel in courtesy and
open hearted generosity.
That the hog is not always a four
legged animal, and is none the less
hog, though be may never grunt
Dor eat swill.
That the absence of the crossing
from the City Hotel is monument
to the greatness of the improvement
committee.
That Shreveport will hold her reg
ular annual Fair this fall.
That the Gulf road will be extend
ed to Shreveport by and by.
That newspapers have rights which
even lawyer should respect.
That the sugar beet can be success
fully raised in North Louisiana, and
the farmers should make haste to
try it.
That the Fair will be a success this
year, weather permitting, if every
citizen will work for it with unseltish
zeal.
That courts were organized for the
administration of justice not for the
qualification 1f vengeance.
That Smiths mocking bird sings
his triumphal coronation song to the
improvement committee as he passe:
along Milan street.
That individual profit controls the
utterances of many man, lawyers
, and all.
That Texas street, between Mar
shall and Mcneil, will be well laiC
with gravel as soon as the police jury
, have nice sidewalk and gutter built
Il Al 4 -. L.. l.
The Progress., 1893-05-13

Colorcl Surah Silks. all popular sh#icS, Zoe
Sill; and Styincd Sl, P}y,, warranted t. auadry,
Striped and Dotted Silks for whist - inches "hlt N'c
ChangcabIc Wash Silks. fancy striped "r
Solid Coorcd Half " ool Chalcs. ....... -''
Large ass mt Empress 10th w hip Cord'' ian@t' -.
able DiagonaIs, Fancy Striped Lawn Cloths,
Colorc, Striped Woven Lava, fast cooTs,.. I3c
Fancy Sarragossa Satin Striped Lawn, -'c
Fancy Majoric Lawn, in checks and stripes, ~
42-inch Fancy Lawns, fast colorS, 5'
White Plaid and striped Lawns. I-.r
White Plaid and Striped Lawns. '''' .--...... l,'
Black and White RAaama Cloth, ..... ..... I25c
Colored Mating, good quality, 10 yards III piece . -.
Coored Mating very heavy seamless 10 ys npe -" F
i,xr, b, Domask VanG OJ lbs scamc+ 40 vds, &l6 90
Good qualiv Gloria Parasols, 2i-inch, - -
Coo, nuolity Gloria Parasos 26-nch. ........ - ~
Good ng,Iity Gloria Parasos fancy handles, -. - OO
Knotcl Fringe Damask Towels, lIc
Knottel Fringe Damask Towels extra size, 2pc
Eancy Iemstchcd Huck TOwcs extra arce, zoe
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
CIVILIZATION IN RUSSIA.
The Way the Csar Close. . Church n
lDssesa't Like.

The Way the Crar Cisses . Church He
Dssesa't Like.
BERLIN, Dec. la private telegram
from kovro To the Vossiche Zeitung says:
The Russian government recently ordered
the closing Of n Roman Catholic church at
kroschs in the government Of kovno. On
hearing Of the order the members Of the
congregation dockcd to the church and re.
manned in it night aud day in order to pre-
vent the order from being carried out.
One night force Of troops under the gov
ernor Of kovno entered the church AID
with their words attacked the people
right and left.
They killed twenty Of them within the
edi6cs and wounded over 100. A large
number Of the people fed and were pur.
sued by Cossacks and drowned in at
tempting to escape by swimming across q
river in the vicinity. Not satisfied with
the punishment already inflicted upon the
Roman Catholics the government ordered
the arrest Of several hundred Of them, and
they will I've tried by court martial.