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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-04
Victoria Kaiuiani Gone to Boston.

NEW YORK. March 3.-Victoria Kaiulani. OF
Hawaii left for Boston this morning. She was
accompanied by her guardian. Mr. Il. III. Davies.
She will remain In Boston until Thursday. when
she Will 20 10 Washington. IL IN the Intention OF
kaiulani To spend one week at the capital Then
she will visit Niagara and Boston agaiL. sho
will return 70 this city March 22 and sail for
England
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-04

NEW YORK, March 3.-Arrived: Waesland,
from Antwerp; Anchoria. from Glasgow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
SRoDA, Sligo Maja 1898.
[Ciag dalszy Z strony 1szej.]

wotneji przesta6 bye ogniwen narodu
p~Olskiego. w lynn wzgledzis zawiaza'
lismy Zwiazek, Macisrz szk6lna, ktsry
zbiera grosze, ably kiedys wyzsza Polsk,
szkoia " Cieszynie stanela. Jest to ola
istnienia narodowosci polskiej ma Szla.
sku kwestya tywotns. Nasze SHY slabe
nasze srOdki niedsstatsczne. Przeto,
odzywsny sic do braci zPrOsbA ME n.
pouinajoie o nasl
Otto naszs walks. A gdzie4 nasz,
Ponosf Me u ludzi. Niegdys imis
Polaks siyneso 20 swieOis, oaksd nsrSd
nssz " nisdoli, Z pogarda ms mas pstrzsl
q ME wien, gdyby misdzy narOdaniPo.
Lazy Szukali wsP6ioEucis, gdzieby js
znalezlil
Siha nasza " mas samYoh nsjprzod,
Me trscmy otuchy. Niejedno sic zmie-
mia " sPoleozehstwie polskism. Stare
formy ! przywilsje trace M z~naozeniu,
q natomiaSt lud, ten korzsh nsrodu IA
czyna sic ocucsc z uspienia. A gdy
starry szczep narodu W Europe valley j
ns nowo sic odrsdzs, niebieski ogrodnik
wszeChnocny Bog wszczepil W to zie-
ME lstorol nova kt6ra acz mloda, by
nsjmniej ME usyoha, lecz coraz wieosj
Eywotnej SHY nsbiera. Mech Wan
Bog aopomo&s, sbyScie rosli we wielkie
skarby zewnetrzne ! wewnetrzue, nsro-
dowi pOlskiemu ku poOiesze ! Essileniu.
Goa tn ozynio wypsdsl Bsdzny
przedewszyStkiem pilnymi ! praOowity-
mi, utyjmy wszelkioh sil, kt6re nam
dal Pan, do ~SPelnienis poslsnnietwa ma.
szego, tenn Ejednamy sobie poszsnows.
ME " oczach sasiadSw, q ola nsrodu be-
dzismy blogoslswie6stwem.
Do wisrnosoi " powSlaniu dolaczmy
bratsrsks misOs6 miedzy SOba. Mote
wan ME oboe Owa powiesc o pewnym
ojcu, kt6ry leAao ma tmiertelnei poscie-
Ii wezwal do siebie siedmi1 svyoh sy-
now | podsl Inn ~wiszsnke, " kt6rsj by
10 2 lssek mocno Z sobs z~wiszsnyoh.
Ojoieo wezvsl ion, ably 70 ~wisEsnke ma
kolsnie zlsnali. Prsbowali Z kolei,
lecz tegO uezynic ME mogli. Tsdy Of
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

Tow. x. Pulaski, gruPa 81.
BRoeKLYN, n. Y. dnia Is Maja 1893
Niniejszem prosimy Szanowny Rad
oentralny Wv. Mar. Polskiego, o bez.
zwioozne wyPaacenie posmiertnego wdo.
vie po &. p. Antonim Wisaiewskim.
Rowniea zaiaczamy, il Grupa 81,
PotePia stanowczo pospiech Grupy 40
kt6ry powodowal niesprawiedliw,
zwioke 1 niepotrzebna nienawis6.
q uPowatnienia grupy 81
winnym szacunkiem
Il Schrei6er, sskr,
Adrcin Bonk, prez.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
ZarzRd BibliOteki POIskieIf
MuZeun NarOdOWeHO,

CHICAGO, Ill. 81 Msja 1893.
Skisdsny serdsczne podziekowanie
OBJ. K. Butkiewiczowi "a 3 nonety / je.
den medal.
Oh. Waleryi Sawiokisj n jedns mo-
nete.
Oh. S. B. "a skrzynke Z kwiatami
ziemie z mogily Kosciuszki,
Oh. Motykowskiemu IA ksiazke DIE
je narodu Polskiego.
Redakcyi rSwiatlo" z New Yorku,
"a broezurke Sasalle's, List otwarty dc
Centralnego Komitetu " spr.wie zwo-
iania misunderstanding robotniczsgc
kongresu " Lipsku.
Oh. Brzeokiemu n ksisake lego:
,Niby... bajki" przyslans z Europy.
OBJ. Januszewiczowi "a ksiaAeczke:
Pisnisnnistwo polskie " tyciorysaei
naszych znakomitych pisarzy przsz J.
Chociszswskiego.
Oh. @. Kudiickiemu "a rude zlots
" kawasku i " prsszku.
n. Ksihski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
w sUraWie KOnstYtucyi
ZWi4Zku.

ZwiRzku.
PrzecEytafem Projekt nKopstytucyi'
ola Zwiazku Mar. Pol; ,yl.
ko, 70 P~rojektowans tam jest pensy,
ola Bibliotekarza dol. piecset. - J,
mysle te to "a wiele, leoz ME chloe sta,
nowozo oPonowac, by6 mote 4e " bibli.
otsce jest wiele do praoy.
Psnietajmy Bracia Re ME many ma.
szych pieniedzy do wJrzucenia, gdy,
kasdy must oieako ~praoowac, zatsm Bra.
Ella zastan6wcie sic dobrzs mad probe.
ktowansni wydatkami.
Il szacunkiem
n. SSomczyAsk,
1875 Throop Str. Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

Redakt0rSWi ,,Jutrxenki,, w
PtttSb1rgha.
CORVALLIS. l7go Maja 1893,
E0skGsov Paniei
w HScie Pahskim z 20 Kwietnia pro-
sisz Pan o korespOndsncye. Me bedtc
ltteratR ! czujac W sobie liche zdolnosci
do Przelewania mysli i uczu6 ma papisr,
q prey tenn ME najac odpowiednisgo
tematu Ischce ~tymczasowo poprzestali
ma quasi Prol0gu, starajac sic bye o tyle
lakonicznym o lie mel moanos,i.
Primo loco music Panu powiedzie6
Re jesten Zwiazkoweem i ae mann pred
soba No. 8 ~Jutrzenki, z srcydzielem
.Piora ks. Ant. Plucihskisgo ma pier
wszej stronnicy.-N Mas tn ma Zachod.is
ME wielu j moaemy Bogu dIiskewa6 IN
to, 70 ME jestssmy pod opieka tax czci-
godnych duszpasterzy jak jest Ks. An
toni.
Ksiadz Anteni jszE chce "a prawdzi-
wego siuge BoAego by6 u~waAanym, le-
piejby zrobia czytsjao sw6j brewiarz W
kscie, nia tracil ozas M pisanie arty-
kuiow do gazet. WyraAenis ufywane
Przez tego cseigodnego kspiana ME
zgadzaja sic bynsjmnieJ Z jego powo-
faniem, q jeasli nawst ,,P~rzyjaCisl Bru-
du" [ksieaulka v~yraaenisl czasem nu
dsgryzie. to powinisn is6 "a przykla-
dem Chrystusa Pana, ii. znies6 cierpli-
vie jak M Prawdziwsgo sluge Bstsgo
Przystaso i westshuRwszy do Bogs, po-
wt6rzyc slows Chrystusa: ,Bose daruj
i'm, DO ME wiedza 90 crynian.
Ksieayna uwaaa n zniswage, by mn
slusarze, kewals lub kopyciarze nauki
dawali! Ja sam bedac quasi mechani-
KEN, zaPytan 60 sic, IA ozyje On pie
niadzs je, pVs, ubiera sie etofl Te
nas1e krwawo zapraoowane 10 cent6w.
ki, talarki. utrzymujs ksiety.
UwaAanie sic n COS w~yaszego! W
XIVtym, xVtym, hub navet jeszcze "
XVIItym s~tuleciu, moanaby j~eszeze
szumnemi Slowly i~iacina imponowae, lecz
dis " XIXtym wieku; stuleciu tylu tax
znakomitych ~wynalazk6w, gdzie zwy-
kfy robotnik, kterym tax Pogardzacie,
o~beznanym jest z matenatyka, fzyka,
geografa ! wiada kilkona jeiykami,
Pozostaja ola ks. Antoniego ohyba
Afrykahskie plemiona takismi nauka-
mi durzye i i'm impononOwae, DO nam
ME zdolaja.
Radziibym wiec ksiedzu dobrodzie-
jowi prosie swsgo Biskupa o stafy ur-
loP, sby sic n6gi pusoic ma nisja do
Afryki, a nam k~opyeiarzom i kowalom
dad sPok6j i ME babrac po gazetaeh,
fajac ! Przezywsjac, DO to she ME zgadsA
70 siowami Biblji Swietsj.
Pozbywszy sie tax cennnego opieku-
na, bedzisny nogli " 1god.ie praco-
wac ola og6lnego dobra.
Uni4ony sluAka
alexander Heurteun.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

miiesc nasza Ola Braci w~szystkich
dzielnic Polski.
Ola upamistnienia dnia prosil
zgromadzonych chociaA o drobae
ofary ps pomnik Kosciuszki.
Skiadka uczyniia $3.50. Ma "a
kohczenie Choir Chopina sdipie-
wal nJeszcze Polska ME z~giaeia".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

Siowikowskiemu i z wielkim u.
czucien pedjai sic speinianis
misyi o kt6ra zestai proszony.
Wystapiiy Glory: Chopins
Wandy. Choir uWandy" MEDIA.
VINO pod dyrekcya OBJ. A. Mallks
Eerganizowany, wystapil " liczbie
dwudziestu zscnych Polek, cd.
.Spiewano pieSh Stefana Buszczy6.
skiego do pracy". Wykouanie
.Ch6row byio jwietne, publicznoic
zachwycOns dziekowala przecia.
.giemi oklaskami.
Przemawisli tak&e o potrzebie
fsczenia she zachowania wezl6w
braterskich, OBJ. Szynon Modrze.
wski ! przybyiy ma Wystawe do
Chicago OBJ. FIR. Gryglaszewski,
Prezydujacy OBJ. s. f. Adalia
Satalecki, zabrawszy CLOS imie-
MEM Zwiazku Mar, Pol. dzisko-
wal "a pOdjete truly i prace
81. DR.. Janowi Pind6r, wyrazii
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

Tow. Spiewu Wanda W Chicago,
Ill., Choir TX Zwiazku Spiewak6w
Polskich " Amer5ce, ur.adza
wieczorek Wokalny pofaczony q
zabawa dnia 10 Czerwca 1898,
o godzinie Sci wieczorem W hall
Schoenhofena.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

MILWAUKEE,, 21gs Maja 1893.
Ma sksrb NsrOdowy Polski ped opie-
x Zwiszku Mar. Pol. wPlyaeso:
vessels pahst~s JaekOwskich przez
Pssis Wiktorye L~ipezyhska t2.lO
Ma obchodzie Sgo Msjs " st.
Louis, No. grupy 2. N. P. Tow.
Jan III sCbieski, EebrAno przsz
panA w. Mazurek $50
Rszsm $500
q przeniesienia 2778.o4
Ogclna suma 2784.04
O dalsze laskswe skladki uprasza
" imieniu zarzadu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

Cd hlkuasStu lat Oierpiaien M wa
trobs ! stracilem zupe1nis nsdzisje,
abym mogi bye u~wOlnisny cd myoh
eierPish; " kohsu utysem DR.. Augusta
Koeniga hanburskch kropli ! wkr6tOs
sostaaen wyleczOny. = g. Jshn, Clay.
ten, No.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
WfeIkl Meeting Para
fIan PREY kokcieIe
.Sw. Trolley W Chicago.

Dozor koSciSis sw. TrSjcy " Chicago
Eaprasza wSzystkioh parafan, aAeby
.przybYli " Oelu waAnyoh nsrsd, dnis
3I-go Maja r. b. " srods) o gOdzinie
7.So w~ieczOrem. do plebsnii PREY ko-
sciele sw. Trcjcy.
Pfotr BfhkoWskS, prszydent.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

n tax iczne zebranie sie | "a zloAone
oiary M Hale ~Pussskiego.
2 szaculkiem
r.. II. SorGdzki,
sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

Ozsonkow stsrszyoh mad lat As ME
Przyjnuje sic jake cEynnych tylko mo-
81 bye PrzYjeci jsko zasluteni wolni cd
oPast ~miesiecznych ! ME msja prawa do
dobrodzieistw Towsrzystwa / ME mega
zajmowsc urzed6w " T~owarzystwie.
PowyAej wymisnione T-owsrzystwo
.liOEy Przeszlo 12O stslyoh czlonk6w.
Posiads zaaczny kapital " Rot6vce
" garderobie, jednen slowem oieszy
sic TAX szybkien wzrostem 1 rozwoiem
ohOciaA " trudnoscisch kaAdemu zna-
nyoh' jake PrzechodEimy cd dziesieeiu
lat.
AssSem FowsrzyStwa Jest: vspieraS
DraOi w1sjemnis, trzy1s6 sic WARY ma
'Eyoh OjOow, ponsga6 gdzie potrzeba
Wymsga PREY budowsniu koSoiosovi
szket, utrzyzywa6 dueha nsrodove0o
Polskiego ! jezyk siOzysty.
w imieniu Tow Kr0ls Stefana B.to-
regO zssyiamY wszystkim Towarzy-
'tWOm Tub orgssizasyom Polskim, Ks-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

Wioxec y Pofamane pred soba tax sie
do Swych syn6w odezwal: Mole ko-
chane dzieoii P6ki Z soba " xgodzie i
miiosci ayiecie, b~edzieoie silni, lecz gdy
sic ~Porosuioie, swyoieaa was, jakoscis
Wy to kiie polAmali.
MiioSc bratsrskai Beg nisj ME ma
SHY, ME ma pooiechy, ME ma wewne-
trzoego zaspokojenia. Cxuli to prod
kowie nasi, gdy kaada ~uroczystos6 swie-
cks kohczyli wezwaniem: Kochsjmy
siei
Dsj nam Panic BoAeI tel milosci bra
terskiej, daj nam jej przedewszystkiem
" .yciu rodzinnem,dajn nam jej wpo4yciu
.spolecznem, daj nam wsr6d narodu i
wobec kaadego blizniegol Ale ter
chcemy Pomnie6 na siowo Apostela
Chrystusowego, kt6ry powiada: ,,D1ia-
teczki mole! ME milujmy saowem ami
je1ykien. ale uozynkiem i prawda".
Przytem jednak pamietajmy, be maj
lePszy Psmocnik nasz jest W niebie. Je-
4eli Pan Bog domu ME buduje, M dar-
mo Pracuja, kt6rzy GO buduja. Byse to "
czassch ~ostatniej woJny anerykahskiej.
Armia polnocna poniosla zpsczatku ME
wislkie kleski. Ma pewnem zgroma
dzeniu os6b wojskowych rozliczne sic
gsosy~ odzywaiy, lscz trudna byio ukryt
Prsygnebienie umysiu, kt6re wszy-
stkich ogarnsio. w tenn wystepuje Pc
wien staruszsk Z wiossm posiwialem i
to slowa powiada: Dzieci mole. nile mo
wicie jak ma dzieci Bo4eprzystoi. Pred
kilkoma laty zrobilem ~wycieczks M je-
dna z wy2szych g6r krsju naszego.
GdySny do Pewnej wysokosci doszli, IA
chmurzyao sic niebo / gwaltowna grozi-
d burza. ia choiaiem wr6ci6 do domu,
leoz Przewodnik Pswiada: pChodzmy
wytej". Gdysmy u szcxytu stansli,
mielismy mad soba niebo pogsdne i sleh-
90 Pieknis swiscilo; ale ma dole ped ma
mi azalaia burza, huczai grznot a bly,
skawice a. blisks do mas dolatyvaly.
Cd tego czasu, powiada staruszek, nigdy
wsrod trud6w ME trace otuche, lscz u
fam " POmoc Nsjwytszegs. Gdy ma
okoao burza tedy pewiadam, chodzmy
wytej, wiare do Bogs; tam j~asnos6, tam
Pamiee, tam misosc, tam pomocl A
siowa staruszka dziwnie sic sprawdzily.
= TAX tea l j. wired istniejscych walk
i trudew zyeis ~powiadam: .,Chodzmy
wyAej". U Boga nas1a nadzieIa, u Be-
ga pomoc. Cziowiek rozrzadza dro0e
swoja, ale Pan kisruje kroki jego.
Mech Pan Bog zaohowa nar6d nasz pod
Opieke swojai
Nova Szan. DIR. Jana Pind6r
przerywana byfa licznemi a hui.
cznemi oklaski. Po ukeiczeniu
dziewczynh Wfadzis 7Majewska i
Antosia Nicka zio4yiy " upo.
minku szaaownemu gosciowi
kosz kwiat6w.
Wystapif z NOVA OBJ. ]. Sfo.
wikowski, kt6ry poprzedaie Ia
mieszkiwaf diva lata ma Szlasku
W Cieszynie, wypowiedziaf o
doniesi eSci prac ma n1wie podtrsy-
polskiego duchs, jezyka,
.Patrotyzmu, Enanego jemu q
sbecnegs gs6cis Prefesora dr..
Jana Pind6r, kt6ry razen z pa
stsren Micheida wielkie oddsjs
usfugi sprawie pslskiei ma Szlasku.
Prosif o wyPowiedzeaie ludo.
wi Szlaskiemu naszych uczuc i
gorliwej checi wsp6lnych prac
dla wszystkich dEielnic Polski.
DIR. j. Pind6r podziekowai OBJ. j.
Siowikowskiemu i z wielkim u.
czucien pedjaf sic speiniania
misyi o kt6ra zostai proszony.
Wystapiiy Glory: Chopina i
Wandy. Choir vWandy" MEDIA.
VINO pod dyrekcya OBJ. A. Mallka
zorganizowany, wystapil " liczbie
dwudziestu zscnych Polek, cd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

CHICAGO, Ill, 20 Msjs 1893
oznajnia sic ninisjszsn Szanownsj
Polskiej PuPlicznoSoi. 70 Tow. KrSla
Stsfsna Batsrsgs, grupa ITO Nv. N. p.
" Chicago. Ill, edbywa sws posiedze-
mia " hall p. LeOns Czsslawskiego, No.
BOT 02 utica, r6g Laurel.
Ma PosisdEeniu rsgulArnen odbytem
" dniu 20 Msjs b. r., ~uehwaloao prEyj.
nOwae ezioAk6w IA POI Oeny tylko do
IL CEsrwsa b. r.; po dniu wy
lei wymieaionyn wstepne cd nowo-
PrzystepujscYcA wyaOsie bedzie jak ma
stepuje:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-24
mn sAyINGs nANk

An eastern paper contains an e..
Innate showing that the total amount
OF deposits In American savings hanks
Is, In round figures, the astonishing
sum OF five billion DOLLAR! More than
the aggregate amount OF metal money
In circulation In the whole world, aud
more than the most eNl cnsiyo war Of
which history makes mention ever cost
the violoh A dozen people could not
count II In nifty years, the sum ID 50
incOnceiva0iy vast; anu how was IL
all accumulated By speculation, large
investments, great deposits or by a
succession OF strokes Of good fortune2
No. Neither Of these figured to any
Improbable extent, As rul5 those
who patou,zv savings institutions
are unable TO put Ia more than
SO or $50 at time; a $50 de.
posi-. IL rarity anu 500 one
seldom II ever heard ot In the smaller
dntrc,s. Tue great bulk { the money
iiuus It's way Into sa,u keeping 30 at "A
time, aud Ia many places the amounts
deposited below that figure eXoesd
several tunes those above II; yet by
continual ueposiung AMI leaving
where l,positod, see what chose lnsig.
ihoant -uma have grown ~! How
,uuy have rounded out into colossal
whole, greater than any sum which
the nation In which this Owuorsof the
money live ever controlled Ia any
year Of ils life or perhaps ever vii! IL
not the picture complete without
explanation or comment?
Tho same paper devotos some
thought to the savings banks deposit
IN another relation. IL shows tina
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-24

great many would like 10 know the
process Of reasoning, or inter probation,
or II nesse--w whatever It may pe-by
means Of which the following section
Of the Constitution was made to mean
something different from what the
common run Of people oonstue 1t to
mean;
''Ii vacancies happen, by resignation
or othcrwiss, during the recess OF the
legislature OF any state, the executive
thereof may make temporary appoint
ments until the next meeting OF the
legislature, which shall then OIL such
yacancies.0
It requires no faculty OF divination
TO show that this provision was Intend
ed to secure state against the abnof-
NAL situation which the three
named are now undergoing; that, no
matter from what cause or by what
Intervention, provioontial or personal,
a state should not be made inferior to
any other as regards representation 10
the upper housc-tho place where the
states exclusively are directly repre-
sented. The idea which seems to have
been paramount Ia the work Of the
revered compilers OF our charter was TO
preserve uuanimity and equality
throughout, no section being deprived
n representation In the house because
Of Inferior members and no state be.
ing tuliected to conditions that other
states are not subjected ~. In order
that not even death or resignation
might overcome the design for the
maintenance u equality, they In.
serted the provision spoken OF
OF course they were not asiute
or prophetic enough 10 an
ticipRie the technical points that would
be raised In these days regarding their
work, nor fofesee the peculiar cifcum'
stances governing every case; u IL
quite probable they would have gone
no further than they did had they
been able to do ~, tor the resson that
tuhsAlAhAluuH hie luhuANNiHha Nhi9t wv
the structures themselves, and they
doubtless thought the provision as 1t
stood was broad enough In iIs scope
and general enough In ils language T.
cover any possible contingency that
might arise. "No matter by what
means vacancy occurs the governor
OF the siAt, can MI II pro temporc,"
they may have said anu
whether they said 1t or not they must
have thought and intended II, or
surely they would have made It more
explicit and secured the states beyond
perauventure In their representation.
II cannot be properly charged that
the silver question controls the silua.
ton In all eassp. for we find by the vote
In detail on the udmission OF Mantle
tho names VI free ooinage men among
the noes anu demonetlz ~ among the
ayes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-24
A GRAND INSTRUMENT.

The monster telescope being put 10.
getheT nj Chicago and which 10 to be
known % the Yerkes telescope, will, II
all promises be fulfilled, be one OF the
greatest aids 10 celestial science the
world has ever known. by its aid the
moon will be- drawn to within the ap.
parent distance of a few miles, and for
all the purposes Of astronomical obsef.
walton and determination It viii be
actually at such distance. Objects no
larger than small house eau be
scanned with the utmost minutouess,
and II there be any living thing upon
the side Of our satellite which eve
conironts NJ, the Yerkes instrument
will surely make the fact known to a
wondering world, II Is as well,
however, Tor those who think there
are such people 20 prepare
Tor disappointment and refrain from
casting doubts upon the telescopes
I'll ciency at the same time, Tor Il Is
hardly possible that there can bo hui
mau II any siud Of animal beings upon
the moon, unless they are so consii'
tuted az 10 live without nir and water
II there he any such they would not
create In our minds the great degree Of
Interest that our own kind OF people
would, because Of approaching more
nearly some other taos II not Ia reality
belonging 10 another kingdom alto
getheL THE, however, would be- d
matter worthy OF great attention, sucA
attention an It would undoubtedly
receive.
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FROM SOURCES which the NEWS
cannot regard a. other than fellaeie,
comes the information that CITY
scavenger Shovel has hrs eye not
only on n seat In the next CITY Coun'
oil as member from the first ward, but
also on the high AMI ample place now
occupied by Judge Looibourow rs
president Of the Council Failing In
these perfectly oommendable amhi'
tions, or either Of them, u is quietly
hinted that Mr. shovel will endoavor
TO content himself with tho posiiion Of
iaiier. We are sure that public ad'
miratlon Tor the gen tleman's "willln'
ness" can only be exceeded by public
gratitude for hls modesty In not run
ming Tor Mayor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-24

they are worth more than 100 cents on
the dollar In times Of peace and cot Il.
dence Il abroad in the land. They
earn, on an average, 81 per
cen, per annum, being the most benef-
lcsnt money We have. "rhey keep
the wheels Of commerce aud manufac.
iufe going. In the shape Of interest
they add to the small pile OF the indus.
trious poor from quarter TO quarter,
without asking the deposition to DO any
extra work. They are always accss,i.
HE TO responsible borrower. aud to no
others. They are clear gain to the
cOuntry's wealth from day to day.
They do not figure In speculation.
Great commercial and manufacturing
enterprises, whose earnings aud uucu.
cumbefod real estate ontitlo them 10
credit from business point
Of view arc accommodated for
short periods with a portion
u this active, moving, circulating
medium, the savings Of industrious
aud economic living. Keep these
savings busy earning three and one.
half per cent per annum Ne perna.
nent Investment, aud they are better
than British consols, which yield only
three per cent. And what bank ever
refused gold Tor British consUls7"
The inference from all this II shown
to DO that any kind Of money gold,
silver or pApur-is worth what It will
earn, and ~ a medium Of exchange It
should have greater earning power
10 the United States than in Europe,
because we have more and greater
undcvslopcd natural resources than
any other country, these calling con.
hnually Tor money while supplying 10.
cufity Tor IT. return. Then let cur money
accumulate where II viii do w and
the community Ia which we live the
mos, goo J The people Of the world
learned great leseon In point from the
manner In which France met tho first
inslallment Of the German indemnity,
this apropos Of our national situation
with the mouey.ohangers abroad call
Ing in their loans from here. France
was more crippled than It Ia possible
for this nation In the ordinary course
of things ever b be, yet the crushing
burdon-or what was Intended TO b.
such--was promptly met aud success.
fully borne. IL was thought n marvel
Of hnAncieriug skill, but It has been
shown that It was merely this result OF
the people ,ming 10 the aid Of their
country with their savings. What a
patriotic picture anu what n noble
lesson throughout
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APpONuED SENATOR'S REJECTED

The United States Senate yesterday
disposed OF the case OF Lee Mantle,
claiming to be senator from Montana
by virtue OF the governors appoint.
mont; It also settled the claims OF
Washington and Wyoming 10 repre-
erLtalioU in the same maunpr a
motion To reconsider was made, but
the decisive negative vote, 80, agaiusl
30 "a ths alii ,u,tivs leaves little to
be hoped for from that proorediug.
Thore were 20 absenleee, or At least the
vote Is short that number, not counting
tue three vacancies, ami unless IA
change oi five votes Tho other way can
be secured with their assisIancs-A not
very probable thing-Monlaua, Wash.
ington and Wyoming will have To
worry alJng with but one senator Tor =
while.
Everybody cannot sec thiugs as the
solons Of the upper house Of Congress
DO, ana perhaps It lie as well that 1t II
,. But for the sake Of being Informed