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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

South BEND. Ind. 20 Iistopsds 1893.
Polacy " South Bend, obchodzili
ssssed1ieSista trsecia ~rocznice powsta-
mia listoPadowego jug " niedziele 26go
Z. m. o godzinie p6l do drugiej zacEe
II sic g~romsdzic M sail Goods Opera
HLr", kt6ra to sala przybrana byiH "
choragvie, obrazy ! transparenta. o
godzinie P6a do trzeciej obszerns sala
20 brzegi zapelniOns byis publicznoscis.
Ma estradzie zaleli misjsce Wisl. KS.
ozyzswski PrOboszcz para6i sw. Jsdwi
81, major p. ID. K. Lseper, PIP. 6. E
Clark J. Gallsgher.
OBJ, BsczkiewicE otworByi oboh6d
krotka przemowa z~aprsszajsc prezes6w
towarzystw m estrada / powoiujac
powsEschnis szsnowanego weteraDa I
rOku 1858 p. Jozefa Ksczmarek ma pre-
zesA obchOdu, niAej PodPisanegO ma BE-
kretarza. Oh. Kaczmarek EajawsEy
krzeszio przswodniczacego prEemawia
kilka g~oracych slow dziekujsc "a Ia
szczyt mu u~ctyniony.
Choir spiewu Mierzwihskiego pod dy-
rekcyR OBJ. Fr. Drzewiackisgo Z iowa
rzyszsniem muzyki odspiewsl marsz
POlski nGdy nsrod do boju". Ma pier
wSzego m6woe ProszOno sEauownego
gOscis I Chicago redaktors ..Zgody" p
z. II. Jabschskiego, kt6ry " swej mo-
vie wYpOwiedzisl Przebieg powstaaiA
lIstopadowego zsEnsOzajao oisrnosc !
walecznoSc bezprzytlGdna toinierzy pol
skich oruz Z drugisj strony niedoletnosd
przew0dOow nAsEych. Szanovny moves
~zaznAczyl,Ae mlodzieA polsks ~oddsjsos
sic Z tskiem zapaism sprswie tax w~ielkiej
tax swietsj musiaisby z~wyoiety6, gdy
by ME niedosefnose wodzow. Dalej
przsmawisl on do ludu prsouisOego j.
kO svJch braci z~schecsjsc, ably lsczylI
sic " orgsnizacys Oelem pOprswienis
doll swej, ran ostrsegajsoie ion pred
ludzmi, ktorEy sic mianuja p~rzyjscio1mi
r~obotnik6v, = - ioh nsjwiekErymi wro.
gami. Upomiraa r~Odziccw, ably dzieCi
syoje ehowsh " duehu pOlskim GRAZ
strzegli mowy ojczyStej pr1Odk6w ma
szycb. M6Wos swoja przssulO polgO-
dzinna move zakohoEyl SsOwsmi: Mech
syje PoIskaI "a 90 60 obdarzOnO oklas-
kami.
Dsklamacya psnny N. Lusuei nOd
wod Bsltyku do ~ksrpsokich brzegow",
Nova sugielska pana g. K. Clarke
szsnowny n6wOa " swej dlusszej mo-
vie w~ypowiedzisi poozetoi histOrys ma
|rcdu POlskisgo przytaezsjso glowniej-
sss fakts ~ bohstsr6w nsszych jak
Sobisski, Dsbrowskn KotOiuszkol
mowia, - pod Wisdnism Turcy . o.
'krzYkism Allah, rEuoifi sic ns wojsko
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

saoWami 0Do1o IurkOw DO
biz. DAlej n6wil o stosunkach tutsi.
sIysh z~aznaczsjac, Il prryiemnie bardro
" tycb okolicach gdzis polacy nieszka-
jR poniewsa oni % ludzni uczciwymi
Pracowityni. w csiej swej movie sza.
nowny m6wca dswsi Pocbwaly polakom
n co hucznemi oklaskami i sliCznyu
bukietsm Przez panna P. Lis.ecks wy
nagrodsony scstsi.
Dsklanscya pre- p. Zafs Drejer,
nzsguam Gle Ojczysno, tegnsn Gle ma
wieki". Spiew choru nWisio moja".
Dsklnmscya przeE Waclawa Gorka,
sJesEc.e ME .ginela nas.a Polsks drO-
ga.
Nova p. B. Luzoego. ktory W swsj
didzszej movie Przytaczal wszystko co
jai PoPrzsdni m6wca p. JAblohski W
movie swej wygiOsit.
Dskhmacya panny St. Luzlel
,,Smierd JeueraiA Sowihskiego". spiew
choru nBO1e moi drogi biedna ma dolsI"
Poczsn przeuawial Wiel. ks. Pro.
bcsscz zaohecsjac do urzadzania obcho-
dow narodowych oraz i mlodzie. do ID
czenia sic " T~owarzystwa, zwlaszcza
Tow. Divinity, kt6ra nam Jest tax bar
dzo potrzebna. Nova Wiel. ks. Prob,
wywelais gOrsce oklaski. Nova p. J.
kukassswskiego, kt6rY przemawial
krotko lecz treSciwie. Dsklamaeya
przez p. B. Rozplochowska, " Bogiem
braoia do pracy". S2iew ohoru nCo to
n gwar'. Poczem wystapila p. ST,
Wawrzop, Z move, kt6rs zaczsia slowa.
mi: OjezyzDsl jskAe wielkiego wyraz
ten xnsczenia. Parma Stanisiawa lubo
mioda ~panienka, pr1emawiaaa blisko POI
godziny, zachecsjac n:etylko towarzysz.
XII swoje, ale / starszych do oswtaty.
Csesc Oh o panienko. . Wan
rodzice czeSc i siawa IA w~ychowanis ts-
20 dziewczeciA, Me szczedliliscie ko-
szt6w m jej w~yksztalcsnie, dsjcie nam
wiecej takich dziswczat polskich, q wte:
dy smiaio powiedziec moaemy: Me zgi-
nsia j~esscze oiczYzna = dopoki polh "
niej ayjal
Dsklsmacya przsz p. SzAlswska,
aMiodOsc moiA".: spiew sh6ru Ma
groby bracia na groby." Dsklamscya
malutkiej psnienki p. S~zulczswskiei
,Kraju aaloby" (ktora deklamowsla z
werws ! zr~ozumieniem mad wick sw6jl
Dsklamacya malej N. Monuszek, INA
wedrowce M obozyznie". Deklamacya
malego ST. Cheimieniak.
Ma z~akohezenie odspiewAno wsp6lnie
nBoze cos Polske."
Poczsm przedstawione cztery aywe
obrazy.
II POlska " grobie. p Bogini wei
nose Z wage " reku. 81 Wslnoss, row
nOsc niepodlsgiOse. Al Polska zmar-
twyehwStsjsca.
Ma koniec personal---very. ochodu p.
Kacznarek, podziekowsl publicznosci,
il tax lieznie sic zgromadziia, GRAZ ko-
mitetowi, ktory wszystko tax Starannie
urzadzil; m czem ten obch6d tax drogi
sercu ksAdegO Polsks zakohczono.
Mech mi tn bedzie volno wyrazi6
nAjserdeczniejsze podziekowanie Wiel.
Ks. CzyAewskiemu, Ssanownemu Komi-
tetowi, ktory pomimo przeszkod tax
starannnie wszystko urzadEil . zwlssz-
era p. Antoniemu BeozkiewiczowI, kt6.
~ ME szczedzi nj koszt6w nj trud6w,
ably csiosc jak n~aipomyalniej wypsdla.
Dalej skladam nsissrdecxniejsze podzie-
kowanie prezesowi OBJ. KAozmarek, Or
kiestrzs, Graz Spiewakom ehoru MierI-
wihskiego; m0wcom, Ewlaszoxa p. ia
bsohSkiemu Z Chicago, deklamstcrom {
wszysstkim wogoIe, ktorzy " jakikOl-
wick spos6b do uswietDisnis dniA tego
sic Przyczynili StArOpOIskiem bog "a
pas6."
FS. H.. G6rEo, sskr. obchodu.
ResEte korespondencyi d~otyczacych
obchod6W lia~tonadowvch mnsfaliE,ov n.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

Reszte korespOndsncyi dotyczacych
obchodow listopadowych muSieliGny o.
dso4yc do przyszlego numeru
Zaauiemy bsrdzo, 70 Ola braku miej-
sea ME moasmy " niniejszym numerze
zamiescic wiadomosCi kraiowycb.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

tfoa opiekS zvizka N~arodovego Polskiegol
HnwAUKzE, 27go IistopsdA 1893.
Ma sksrb Nsrodowy Polski pod opie-
k zwiRzku Mar. Pol. wplyneso:
Cd OBJ. J. Hsrtwich zsbrane ma cbrzci-
mach panA S. 1.-Two y Mount Pleasant:
w Pedraok rs O., s. 1.-Two rs, Iona
%, J. Hsrtwich rs, sona %, wselaw
syn 10, PiOtE Bunko %, iona %, Klsra
ocrka 5, Piotr Rudnik %, iona %,
Wal. KOOihski 10, fona 10,
Razem 81 80
2 prEeniesienis 28o72 20
Ogolna suma 2o0S.~
o dalsze lsskswe skladki uprasza
" imieniu zarzadu
Francissek Drosniokieeicz, seh.
641 - 9th Ave. Milwaukee, Wis,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

Terence V. Powderley, wielki
mistrz zakonu Rycerzy Piracy byl
zmuszony ustapic Z urzedu swego.
Rzadzil on samowladnie prawie
organlzacya to przez lat pietnai-
Gle.
Zakon Rycerzy piracy byl on.
81 organizacya poteina : swiet.
ma dian przyszfoic zapowiadaia
sic.
Organizacya ia liczyia kiedyi
LOO, 600 czionk6w i posiadaia
olbrzymie fundusze i gdyby mia
pokierowano umiejetnie W kie-
runku politycznym wpfyneiaby
korzystnie ma dole robotnik6w.
Wowczas wielki mistrz Powder.
ley byi W zenicie swej potegi =
iczyfy she z MIN wszystkie par.
tye polityczne.
PrzyszioSc wiec byla wielka
dla zakonu tego, ale ma nieszcze
Scie robbie sic wszystko Z jednej
Strony o up6r, zarozumialoic i
rozrzutnoSc wielkiego mistrza. a
Z drugiej o krnabrnoS6 i zaz.
cziOnk6w; i dis zakon
liczy zaledwie 100, 900 czlonk6w.
Ju2 to nieszczescie robotnik6w,
ze przewodcy ich wybiwszy sic
mad masy, zapominaja o losie
braci swych j uzywaia stanowis.
ka swego ma wissns korzySc.
Me trzeba jednak sic zra&a6 -
wszyscy ludzie ME 50 zli-a VIA
DE p~rzew6dzcow nslezy ograni.
tzyc.
By6 mote, be nowy wieIki
Eakonu Rycerzy Piracy ia.
mes Sovereign wleJe nowe zycie
W or~ganizscye te ] Przywr6ci jej
blask Potsge jaka dawniej she
Zyczymy tego szczerze zakono-
vi r. P. ola dobra klasy pracu-
iacei.
Zarazem poruszamy tn mybl
sakiadania klub6w robotnik6w
Kluby take bylyby
aiejsko ludowa szkoia msjaca ma
'elu rozw6j umysiowy robotnika
ably skupiel swe Giy,
p~OfOaenie swols | dafyi
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06
ZARZAD
BIBLIOTEKI POL6KIEJ
MUZEUM NARODOWEGO

POL6KIEJ
MUZEUM NARODOWEeO
" CHr~Aeo, hLMoB-
pod opieks Zviszku Narodovego Polskdego.
s. Kociemsu, prez. 30 W. Taylor st., Chicago, III
=, Drzemaka, kAsyeri i36 ". Halsted Be- q
Dr'H- Kaiussovska dyrestori
Bill s. N. ". washington D.. 9.
a. BfaszczyLsn, 6s W. I7th So
l. PuIkowsh. bibtiotsksz; So Noble 81
Biblioteka | Muzeum Narodowe beda
otwsrte codziennie " dni powszednie;
Rsno Cd godz 9 DO Il. Pc pofudniu Cd eodz. iK do s
Nhesor. " lido O. " niednele tyIko 2do 8H
" s~feta u~rcezyste nile bedzis otwarta- wszslkis
koreepondencye nAleky przesyfat do eekretarzai
~ntormacyf M asdsnis udzfei Bibliotskarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

W zesriym numerze wkradla
nam sic przez predko6c pOmyika
do srtykuiu wstePnego. Pisalis
my: uWtedy Dybicz przeszedlszy
przez Whsle it'd" Me Dybicz -
ale Paszkiewicz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

kul6w jest obioaonych elem usd
valorem" pres co otwiera sic
sseroko bramy ola .agranicznych
|fabrykantow a kupcy sprowa-
dssjacy tewary z zagranicy, osEu.
kiwac moga Rad PREY opiacie ella
= poniewa& towary moga byc "a
nisko oszacoWane.
Projekt blu taryfowego powi-
MEN bye wiecej ~specyfczny.
Komisya wyznaczona z Iona
czionkow kongresu pracuje mad
projektem zeprowadzenia podat.
ku cd dochodu.
Welding nowego projektu CT,
kt6rzy msia mniej nia 1000 do.
larow dochodu = beda wolni
cd podatku. Cd 1000 dol. do
10000 placid beda diva procent;
Cd $4,000 dol. 5 proc, q ci,
ktorzy msja wiecej ni& $4,000
dol. plaza 10 procent-
0 projekcie tym ~rozpiszemy
sic szerzej, poznawszy dokladniej
szczeg6iy jego = kt6re ME sa
jeszcze znane.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

w zeszfym numerze .,Zgody"
zamieSciliSmy odezwe REadu Cen.
tralnego do grup wv. N. P. "
sprawie obesfania wystawy lwow.
.skiej.
Instytucya nassa powinna wy.
Staple ma wystawie lwowskiej iak
najiwietniej = jak najwspanialej;
azeby tego dokonac czas rozpo.
czac prace.
Do piracy vice bracia zwisz.
kowi. Wszystkie grupy zwiaz-
kowe powiuny kwestye te oma.
wiae ma przysziem SVEN posie.
dzeniu, a nastepnie zawiadomic
sPecyalna komisye [wyznaczona
pee Rad Centr. CO " tel mic.
RE postanowiiy uczynic.
A zatem do dziela zwiazkowiI
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06
sRODA ego Grudnis 1898.

Chicsgoska Tribune" dziennik
angielski bardso przychylny pola.
kom zamieScif nader sympaty.
czny artykui o Matejce; nastepnie
EamieScii artykui o pomniku ola
KosciuszkI. Artykuiy to ozdobio-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

ne sa illustracyami = a napisai
je p. J. Smulski, czlolek Rzadu
Centr.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-02
Public Debt Statement,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The public debt statement shows net increase of the public debt less cash in treasury, during the month of November of $6,- 716,49S. The interest bearing debt in- creased $1S0; the debt on which in- terest has ceased since maturity, has decreased $25, ,190 and the debt bearing no interest has decreased $343, ,166. The decrease in the cash balance in the treasury is $7,094,694. The interest bearing debt is $5S5, ,O39, ,22O and the debt bearing no interest $374, ,5S9,- 716. The total debt is $961 ,56S S,316 Certificates in the treasury notes offset by an equal amount of cash in the treas- ury amount to $599, ,229 ,4O2, an increase of $11 ,619,441. The net gold reserve to- day is $82 1859 ,049, and the net cash bal ance is SIP ,240, ,567. The total available balance is $95, 6,616, a decrease of T,094,674. Total cash in the treasury, $734 1920, ,435; receipts of the government for the month of Novemb Der, $23, ,979, ,4O1 1; expenditures, $31 1902, ,026.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-02
STOPPED BY THE POLICE.
The MitChelI-Ryan Fight De-
 CIared a Draw.
The Contest Reached the Last Round Before 1t Got Too Hot for
 the Authorities.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 k OAKLAND, Cal., Dec. 1.-The eight round contest between Young Mitchell, the Pacific Coast middle weight cham ptSl and Jim Rysn of Australia, drew big crowd tonight. Jack McAullffe was referee. Both men were in good condition.
 In the first round Mitchell did most of the leading, scoring first blood by two hot blows on Ryan's nose. Ryan landed on Mitchell's neck. The sec ond round showed lively infghting, the honors being won by both men. In the third round there was hot fighting. Ryan was groggy for an instant, but landed heavily on Mitchell's jugular.
 s Mitchell repeatedly got in the fourth on Ryan's heart. In the fifth Mitchell dropped Ryan with hard one on the jaw. Ryan was groggy end weak but swung for Mitchell's jaw but missed. Ryan ran away from punish ment. The round WAS clearly Mitch elPs. In the sixth Mitchell landed re- peatedly. Ryan was mass of bruises but took his punishment gamely. Ryan landed in the seventh but was sent to his corner groggy.
 In the eighth Ryan was fresh and as- sumed the offensive and landed heavily on Mitchell's face following up with g. shower of swinging blows. At this iuncture the chief of police stopped the fight, which was declared draw.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-02
MELLO GOT AWAY.
Waiting Outside the Bay for Peix-
 oto's Endorsements,

Waiting Outside the Bay for Peix-
 oto'S Achievements,
 LONDON, Dec. 1.-An official dispatch has been received by the British gov ernment saying that Admiral Mello on board the flagship Aquidaban accom- panied by an armed merchant vessel succeeded in forcing his way out to sea at midnight last night in spite of a heavy fire directed upon the two ships by the forts at the entrance of the bay.
 A British gunboat followed the Aquidaban to sea with the intention, it is believed, of being present at future naval operations between the ships Of the rebel admiral and the vessels being sent to reinforce Peixoto from New York. It is also said the commander oi the British gunboat had orders to inter- tere should the rebel admiral molest vessels flying the British flag.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-02
WAGES OF SIN. A Sensational Suicide in
 Hotel. Deadly Poison and a
 Pistol Bullet
End the Lives of a Man and the
 Wife of His Employer.
The PitIful Letter of the Unfaithful Woman to Her Deserted
 Husband.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-In the Virginia ho- tel, located in the heart of the fashion able residence district of the north side, a dramatic double suicide occurred this morning. Behind door bolted and double locked were found the bod ies of Victor Cyrier, drug clerk, and Mrs. Caron, the wife of 8 druggist for whom Cyrier had formerly worked.
 The woman died of poison, while Cy- rier after taking poison shot himself three times and lay stretched across the foot of the bed on which the woman lay. The couple registered under a false name as man and wife at the hotel last Tuesday and were apparently very happy. When the door was forced this morning both ere found dead and had evidently been dead several hours.
 Letters were found on center table written by both parties to relations bidding last farewell to dear friends and announcing a purpose to die to- gether. Mrs. Caron wrote bidding farewell to her husband and little child, saying, ESQ young, what will she do without 8 mother?" Cyrier wrote, "she died at half past five this morn ing; I can't write, I can't open my eyes," It was evident from the let ters that both had taken poison at the same time with an agreement that the one surviving the longest should die by the pistol.
 Cyrier had boarded with the Carons while working in the drug store. The intimacy between the clerk and the wife of the proprietor was noticed last summer but not by Caron until three weeks ago, when he found them in compromising situation and Mrs. Caron and Cyrier disappeared at once. Neither was well supplied with money and when their funds became ex- hausted by the high rate at the fash ionable hotel they agreed to suicide as a solution of all their troubles.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-02
$60,0OO,000. Figures Just Now WOr- rying the ReformerS. No Plainly Available way
 of Making it Up. Hope Seems to Rest Only in the
 Private Income Tax.
The Fl nal Meeting of the Committee on Monday When the SChed-
 ules Will be Arranged.

By the Associated Pres
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The meeting of the ways and means committee today was brief. The estimates to be sub mitted, showing the proba ble difference in the revenue that would result from the new bill was not complete, and the committee adjourned until Monday to give Clerk Talbott and his assistants further time. The labor of estimating the revenue to be derived under the new tariff bill has progressed far enough to warrant the statement that on the basis of the imports of 1892 the loss of revenue resulting from the enactment of the new bill would be about $60, ,000,- GOO per annum.
 It is the conclusion of Chairman Will son and his Democratic associates that importations will be so stimulated under the new bill that the loss of re- venue will not be over $35, ,GO0,000 MT, Tarsney of the ways and means com mittee, still clings to the belief that the deficit cannot be supplied without extending the income tax to oindividuals. "I don't think it can be done," said he. without making the tax on the net earnings of corporations excessive. Such a tax of 2 per cent would se- cure to the government not less than $25 100000. I cannot see how tobacco can stand any greater tax. If the rate on whisky is advanced ten cents per gallon, from that source there will be about $9.O00,00O more, which is still short of the amount required. hard ly think we could get along without help from personal income tax. If incomes of over St, 5000 were taxed at a rate of per cent, it would put into treasury over $7 ,000, ,000."
 The Democratic memb bers of the com mittee on ways and means will meet tomorrow afternoon to further consider the income tax and the internal rev. enue schedule. Expressions by men, bers of the committee give no reason for believing the increase on whisky will exceed 10 cents and some think it is doubtful whether there will be any increase. The sub committee is debat- ing the advisabili of making any in- crease in the whisky tax applicable to all whisky on hand at the time the new tariff law goes into effect.
 Senator Dolph of Oregon, announces that when the new revenue bill comes up for consideration he will present historical address for the purpose of proving that the United States never had any prosperity except when there was protective tariff and that from colonial days free trade has meant de- based labor. Representative Holman favors an income tax as a just and more equitable mode of raising reven- ues. The national debt should be gradually extinguished and the rate of government expenditures would be greatly reduced.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-02
The Murdered Man Was a Spy.

LONDON, Dec. 2.-The Pall Mall Ga- zette says that Patrick Reed, the man murdered in Dublin recently, was a government spy and testified on behalf of Timothy Kelly at the trial of the Phoenix Park conspirators. The Gazette adds that since that time Reed has been an informer and that connection has been clearly proved between Reed and the recent explosions in Dublin. Startling disclosures may be expected at any moment.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-02
LOStin the Vortex.

BOSTON, Dec. 1.-The leather firm of Edmunds & Barrett went under today as result of an attempt to carry the paper of Abe Stein & Co.,, New York. Both members of the firm were special partners in the Stein concern. They had each put $100,000 into the business.
 When the panic came Stein & Go. were caught with big supply of goat skins on hand which they couldn't get rid of at any price and were forced to borrow largely. They easily obtained the endorsement of Edwards & Barrett to the firm paper and all along main- tained that the firm was strong enough to outlast any panic. It is not known to what extent the Boston firm was on Stein & Co.'S. paper, but it is 8 very large amount and it is believed it's lia- bilities will reach close to $500, ,000.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-02
VAN TASSLE'S CAN
Suspected of Intending to Blow Up
 Miss Helen Gould.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Mies Helen Gould has been staying for some weeks at Lindhurst, the Gould summer resi- dence. Since she was recently annoyed by the reception of letters from cranks with various ideas, strong detail has guarded from a watch house, particu- larly at night.
 Mir. Ambrose Van Tassle of Glenville, an ex-customs officer, recently went to Lindhurst to sell from samples brick for houses. He carried the sample in can about the shape and size of an oblong oyster can but with handle at one end. Van Tassle was challenged by the guards and all were much re- lieved to learn that the curious can was not an internal machine.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-02
BURNT LEATHER.
Failure of Abe Stein 6 Co. of
 New York.
The Largest Leather House in the World Falls, in Sympathy With
 London Branch.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Abe Stein & Co.,, importers of goatsklns, hides. etc., were placed in the hands of receiver today. The house is the largest in it's line in the United States and probably in the world, doing business of $5,O00,000 year. It is said the receivership was precipitated by the unexpected suspen- sion of the London house of Jacob Stein & Co.,, through which the New York firm did business.
 Abe Stein the senior partner who IS now in London, cabled information al- so that drafts for large amounts had gone to protest. The liabilities are placed at $1, 100000 with large assets. The firm had branches in many foreign countries and the effect of the failure is expected to be fur reaching. David Vile was appointed receiver of the firm.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-02
Across the Border.

FL PAso, Tex, Dec. 1.-The prosecu- tion of Victor L. Ochoa, arrested yester- day charged with ipciting revolution in the republic of Mexico, was com pete fasco. There was no proof that Ochoa has had any connection with trouble in Mexico. A revolutionist courier comes with the information that five companies of federal troops which went from Chihuahua into the Casas Grandes country last week have joined the insurgents. It is said they left the railroad at Medinas and a few miles south of Casas Grandes were attacked. The officers were all killed and the soldiers taken to the rebel camp.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-02
GERMAN CATHOLICS.
The State Above The Temporal
 Church.

BERLIN, Dec, 1.-Dr. Lieber. after de- claring that the Catholic church re- quired the services of the Jesuits in or der to enable it to discharge it's divine mission repelled the charges against the church to the effect that 1t was pur- suing policy inimical to German nat ional interests. Cardinal Rampolla, the papal secretary of state, continued Dr. Lieber, only recently declared that the holy see avoided all interference in the political organizations both of the dreibund and the power opposed. But, Dr. Lieber asserted if it should ever oc- cur that the holy see displayed an in- tention to pursue a policy friendly to the Russo-French alliance, German catholics would not allow thelr inter- pretation of the dogma of papal infal- libility to be stretched so as to deter them from fulfilling their political du- ties to the German people and to the German empire.