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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

koscio}a j wsp6lne dobro.
Nlechai te swiete s}owa
papieskie dobrze sotle spa
mletaja i nasze rewerendowe
polltyczne intryganty w Ame
ryce, = nasze buszle, ban
klery duchowne spekulanty
gazeciarskie.
Ojciec swiety aawo}uje
ksiezy, ably byli zywym
przyk}o dem cnoty - czego
takze wynika,z ze ME godzi sic
i'm dawac zgorszenia publicz-
nem reklamowaniem swojej
chclwosci i zazdrosci, wyda
jac MP. ola osobistego zysku
gazety zmuszajac latwowier-
ny ludek, W imiee solidarnoscl
katolickiej, do abcnowania
tychze, = Czy myslicie,
ksieza spekulanci, IL ME
grzcszycie, psujac interes
s"ieckim katolcklm wydaw
com, zamiast ich jal<na]raznlej
popieraGo
Jak d}ugo jeszcze nasz
pooozny i poczciwy dotqd
ludek moze ufac takim ksie.
zom. ktorzy gonia tylko IA
slawq swiatow4 dolaram;, a
bllzniemu kawalka chleba "a
zdroszcza?
Obyscie sic, lewici, przy
tel swawolnej igraszce
ogniem sami ME poparzyli!...
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
Jak Ojciec Swiety
kaze sic ksiezom "a
chowywa6.

Ojclec sw. plsze w wyda-
nej co dopiero Encyklice do
BIsknpow wegierskich pomie-
dzy innemi co nastepu]e:
,Poniewaz przykfad dawa.
ny przez duchowiehstwo pod
kazdym wzgleden poteznle
oddZ!a}ywa, wlec niechaj
ks!eza przedewszystkiem sta
raja sic to, ably bYll w
oczach ludu zywym przyk}a
dem cnoty i wstrzemlezliwos.
Ksieza ME powinm sic
nazbyt oddawa6 polityce,
pomni ma s}owa Apostolic
Paw]a, IL Mkt, ktory Bogu
sluly, MECH sic ME miesza
90 spraw swieckich, = aby
Temu sic podoba}, kt6remu
s}uzy!' Wprawdzie dbalac
0 wewnetrzne sprawy, ME
nalezy zaniedbywac zewnetrz.
nych, zwlaszcza jezeli chodzi
zabezpieczenie religji i
wspolne dobro, moze sic
duchowielist"o poslueiwac
odpowiedn;eml srodkami DO
mocniczemi, ale w tenn nalezy
zachowaG ostroznosc i ma
drosc wjelka, oraz nalezyte
sranice, i2by sic ME zdawa|o,
ze ksieza wiecej dbaja o
sprawy zIemskie, nj 0 sprawy
Boze.
TAX przemawia dis Ojcjcc
sw. do Biskupdw wegier.
sklch. Oiciec sw. l.st w1ec
przeciwny zbYtaienu miesza-
niu sic kaplanow do poityki
Papiez dozwaIa kslqzom brad
czynny utlz'oI W poI.tyco a1r
Gdy chodzi Q bezpieoz4osswo
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
kORNEL IJEJSKi.

Wsrod wielkiego grona
wieszczow i piesniarzy naszych
wazne mieisce zajmuje OTTO
* rnel U jeis k j. autor
piesni 81 dymem pozaTow".
Spiewak to sllny-smutny,
bolejqcy mad ranami OJczyzny
narodu, ale tez piesniarz
potezny cichy.. tzq zalu
wznoszacy mysI sw2 ku Bogu,
zawsze i wszedzie W wytrwa
niu szulsajqcy dnia lepszei
doll.
Kt6z dzis polsl<ich d1ieci
ME zna tel lego modhtwy
pisanei pc dniach o&ropnych
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

niejedna piesh nova starca
poety usiyszet = abysmy
splewaJac te ieao modlitwe,
dazy)l wytrwale do lepszej
przysa}osc' Ojczyzny, a wtedy
mogll tez radoscia s1owy
poety zawo}at:
| Archau1o1sm Twolm ma czele,
PoldyiemY potem ma wlelkl b6i,
l na drgajacym szatana cieIe
Zat'<nlemy sztandar zwycieskl Two]
Ola btednych bracl otworzonym ser.
ca
Wing. ach zmyje wolnoscl chrzest,
Wtehczas us}ysz pod1y bluznierca
Sasza odpow,edz:,, Bog by1 jest!
Jadtyiga Il.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
ZE SWlAT.A..

LWOW. = w dniu % Wrzes.
MIA by4o tn staranlem komltetu
zawlazanego d!a obchodu stuletniei
rocznlcy druglego rozbioru Polski.
zaiobne nabozenstwO "a sDok61
dusz po,lo ' Seimu Grodzlehskego
2 roku 1888, kt6rzy do kohca
oplerali SIG uchwalenlu 1rurieoo
rozbioru polski
mlanowicie:
Iadeusza Szemiotka, posta wo-
fyhsAlego, Jozefa Wojny Dram
sklego, pos}ow betzSich, Jankow-
sklego Gos}swskiego Bieszynsk1e.
90, poslow sardomlerskicb, Rok,t-
nlckego, karskiego Szymona
Szyd4owskiego, posi6w wieikopol.
shnch, Mikorskiego Boguckleco
posfow mazowleckich ,Chojnowskle.
90, poata wiskiego, Skarzynskieeo
posla }omzYlsklego, C1emniewskle
60 MFodzianowskiego, poss6w
ro1ahskirh, krasnodebsGiego posls
I'wskiego, Phchty, pos}a socha-
oae~ skiego, KaznlIerza S4yd}ow-
sslego, po,Ia c,cvhanowsklego,
hlmDaIa posta upIckIerr Nieyo.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

uo'acze"sk'eso, posia trockiego,
Dr4s"wsk'ego, pos'a blelskiego.
RIO DE JANEIRO.-O woi.
ME W Brazvln tyle nCwego ze
general Mclos zanierza wysadzit
ma lad pod stolica woisko, zas
prezydent Peixoto "a czele 5000
ludzl z"mierza temu sle opierac.
Melos chcla} zbombardowaG fort.
" Atoreg" przystam znaiduje sic
wle'e okretdw zagrancznych, lecz
nosfoWle 2agraniczni Tadzil, mu.
aby TENN da4 pokoi. Szczeg6lnie
o5tro wystepowa} pose4 angielski.
BUENOS AYRES. Ma}o
MONA ztad wysiac viadomosc1 O
"A Argentynle, DO Rad czuwa mad
tenn, azeby ztad do zagranicy
zadnych telegramow wypadkach
wrlennych ME poselane. Rad
arsentyhski twlerdzi, IL rewolucya
zupetrie ukonczona; gi6wna forteca
rcwolGcNonjst6w Rosario, w poblizu
ktore] zdobyto diva okrety rewolu-
cYon'sto", podda1a sic. wszyscy
dowddcy dostaIi sic do niewoI1 .
wojska lch broh ztozy}y.
BERLIN, Z klsslngea
donos*2. IL stan zdrowia Bismarka
znowu sle poSors@Yi. Zapad} on na
zapalen'e p5uc zyciu Jego powaz.
ne grozi nlobezp,eczelIstwo
CESAR "llcheim WggIer pojecha9
nA poiowane do Norwegli, lecz
tylko pare dni W tym lsra7u zaba.
VIZ. ohecnle poluje W kr6lewskicE,
Dorach ma prushiej Lltw1e. Lekarze
radzlll mu, aby po wielkiem
znuzen'u plzy za}at cluniu spraw
rzadowych trociie SIG rozerwaf.
PKAGA. - Przyarcsztowane.
mu tu koicu minionego mies,s.
Gu Czechowl lmlenlem Stepka
wYtoczono process obraze ma ajesta.
tn. Dowledzlono mu, IL potrzaskal
bust cesarza Franciszka Jozefa.
HAMBURG. = Sw1ezo zsszsv
tu W przeciagu "A godzln trzy
wypadkl smlerci ma cholere.
BARCELONA. Sad wojen.
ny skszai anarchiste Pallasa, kt6ry
petardamY chclal zabic hlsz,ah-
sklego generata Martinez de
Campos, ma kare smiercl. Skaza-
nlec wYsiuchaf wyroku bardzo
oboJetnle- Stawiq go teraz ;eszcze
pred nalwyzszY sad swiecki
Anarchlscl hlszpanscy rozrzu-
GAIA teraz po wszystkich prowln-
cyach kraju cyrAuarze, proIokuja-
ce, re wkr6lce zaidzie ca1y szereq
"ybuch6w dynamitowych, dls
pomszczenia PalIasa.
MADRYT, 2 pazdzlernika,
o2d nalwyzszy potwlerdaii gyrok
s4du woiennego, kt6ry skazal
Pallas' a "a zamach ma generate
Campos ma smlerc przez rozsaze.
.anle. Gdy m&tka 90 sic zapyta}a
czy " Boga me wlerzy odpowle-
dMal: NC. Pallas powledz,a} ae
kI"tHo pr2cd smicrria 2robi bar3zo
Waane zaauania
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

nieszczesG bol6w, ktora
zaczyna sic Cd slow 81 dy-
mem pozarow"?
Prawdziwje - wykofysaly
MIA matki polskic Gale
pokolenia - wrosla ona ]uz
tax w serca nasze, ze prawie
ME umiemy bez niej sic nj
modlI6, nj zali6, cieszyt nj
krzepit. Spiewaja ia wszedzie,
czy to W kosciolach czy w
dniach :uroczystych rocznlc
zawsze liza oko sic zasloni i
SERGE szepce... s}owy poety:
Ny juz bez skargl ME znamy spiewu,
Wieniec ciernlowy wr6st W nasza
= fskron.
Wlecznle jak pomnik Twojego
gniewu
sterczy ku Tobie blagalna d}on...
w plesni tej-w tym hymnle
ludu, prawdziwie Jest wszyst-
ko to, co mas boil = gnebi i
zall, przeciez gwlazda
nadzIei tam ME zagas}a i
s}owa ufnosci znajduja sic:
Patrz! my W meszczesclu aawsze
1ednacy,
Ma twoJe 4ono do Twoich gw1azd
Modltwa p4ynjem jak Sem, ptacY,
Go leca spoczaG wSr6d wiasnych
Lgniazd,
Os}oh mas oslon ojcowsk2 dionia,
Daj nam widzenle przysziych
[Twych }ask,
Mech |iwiat meczehsl' usp1 mas
woni2,
Mech naa lneczenski otoczy blask,
Ilez to razy Tvs mas ME smagaf,
A my re swiezYch ME zmyci ran,
Znowu wolamy, ON sic przeblagat,
Bo ON nasz Ojclec, DO ON nasz
Pan!
Powtarzamy te slowa poety,
kt6ry unnia} "a wszystkich
odczuc wyspiewac to, co w
caiym narodzie by}o w uczu
ciu jest ieszcze zawsze.
o.. szczesliwy ten narod,
ktory MA takich plesniarzy!!...
Ktorzy w chwllach nieszczesc
ogromnych piesnia svq pod.
noszq lud ku Bogu i krzepia
go w wierze!...
kornel Ujejskj dnja II
Wrzesnia skohczyl 70 lat
zycia. Urodzony W roku 1928
w Beremnianach, w wiosce
lezace} w tel czesci Polski,
ktora sic dis Galicya zowie,
az do ukodczenia nauk prze-
bywal " kraiu, a potem
wyjecha1 ma czas kr6tki Wv
obce strony, by Sic troche
rozpatpzec, jak to W swiecie
bywa. "! Jeszcze w6wczas i
wielI<i spiewak, S}owack1 z
aim sic Nornel zapoznal, a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

AA w. w w. ~
talentem swoim zachwycit
SIowackiego.
Smutny rok 1916 wywolal
u poety naszego te piesh- p.
t. c h OF raj, O ktore1
wspomnielismy wyzej.
Gdy czasy zawierus7eh
politycznych przesz}y, gdy
przecie jako tako uspokoi}o
sic chociaz pozornie, osiadl
Ujeiski W wiosce pod Lwo-
wen tam jako za)ety praca
ma roll do dzisiejszego dnia
jeszcze mieszka.
Bog 60 darcy ieszcze zdro-
wiem i 7y4iem, a narod
otacza go czcia mi}oscia.
N1iodziez piesni Jego uczy sic
z zapalem, powtarza je m}od-
szej bracl | uwlelbia podniosie
]ego mysli.
Dusze poety porywa5a
zawsze do piesni wielklch ia
przeszIos6 wiekowa, co w
Ionic swoiem tvle slawy
chowa. ia pledz zieml rodzin-
nel, tyle razy krwia zbroczo-
ma, taz mi}ost goraca Matt
Oiczvzny, kt6ra zawsze plo~
ne}a goracym ogniem w lego
Ionic.
o}awnY lnalarz polski ST.
ka, ktory w rocznice 100
letn'a konstytucyi polskiej
wymalowa} piekny obraz
przedstawiajajacy Polske przy-
kuta iancuchami do ska}y, a
obok niej postacie bohaterow
piesnlarzy i historykow
naszych, ktorzy Cd dnia jei
pogromu pognebienla, wledll
ducha narodowego do czynu
i zywotnosci kraju zgneblone-
20 dowodzili.
Otto tam pod krzYzem stei
ma czele Mickiewicz, obok
nlego wszyscy ci wielcy i
ukochani poeci nasi, Kor-
mel Ujejski tuz obok Mickie-
wicza kleczacy wznosl rece
b}agalnie ku niebu jakby tam
tylko szukai ratunleu i nadziei
!akby ztamtad czerpal
natchnlenle i by} prawdziwie
tym Jeremim, l<tory ma
gruzach gmachu wolnoscl
narodu piesnia krzepit prag-
ME pokolenla m}ode.
@! czcsc mu, "a te pieSni
podnlos}e / szlachetne!...
Geese mu "a ten choral tax
swiety i piekny TAX 2
eleb; serca wyspiewany DJ
Boze, abysmy mogli )eszcze
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
KALENDARZ MARYlNSKl

KALENDARL MARYANSKl
ma rok 1894
poslemy kazdemu W
podarunku, kto nam
zap1aci "a KATOLl-
KA $500 naprz6d,
lub tylez "a abona-
mentowy rok minlo-
ny.
Do tego duzego
obrazkowego kalen
darza dodajemy W
prezencie (za zap}a-
Genie abonamentu)
dWle kSlazeczkl:
II PRURNCTWO Nllchaldy
krolowei re Saby, l3 Sybllll.
q kaszubl pod Wlednlem =
piekna Wl6rszowana poWlesc
czas6w krola Sobka.
Tylko sic spieszcle
z zapfata "a ,,Ka-
tolika'' a obiecane
powyzej prezenta z
peWnoscia wan sic
dostana!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

Polecamy }askawym
wzgled6w nasz7ych a.
b0nent0W naszego
podr6zujacego agen-
ia pana W awrzynca
Radomskiego.
Zapisujacy sobie
Katolika'' powinien
koniecznie abona-
ment naprz6d zap}a-
p4aciS.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

Uo'hcze"skleeo, posia trockiego,
pr4g"wsk'ego, pos'a blelskiego.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-23
THE POLICE sRaGnANroY.

Ex- assistant Chief Killourhy VIII Get
II If the a &c Prohibition is Lifted.
Mayor MeDonouGh has not yet made any
appointment for the vacant police
sergeantcy, nor is he likely TO do
so for few weeks The MAYORS
choice is ex- Assistant Chief Killourhy.
but he is met with the section Of
the code which prohibits the appointment
OF any one on the police force who is older
than IS years.
IL is rather hard thet man who gave up
the test years of his life to faithfully serv-
ing the city as an officer should be debarred
from an appointment by such clause, de-
spite the fact that he is yet really as
capable physically to perform duty as
the youngest man on the force. Yet such
Is the condition of affairs under the present
law governing the police department but
1t Is understood that an effort will be made
TO modify lt so as TO give Mr.. Killourhy an
opportunity to again become an officer,
II this fails Mayor McDonough does not
know whom he will appoint Thea pplicauts
for the place are Acting Sergeant Smith
and Officers Cronin, Murphy, Neidlinger
and Rogers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-23
SOON TO BE o. 8. SENATOR.

Col. James hamilton Lewis of the
State of Washington.
Col. James Hamilton Lewis, who left
Savannah half a dozen years ago, is likely
soon to he the youngest United States sen
ator. Sevannahians will read with interest
this notice from the San francisco Ecana-
liner:
"Col. James Hamilton Lewis, a late ar
rival at the Palace from Seattle, has leaped
into great prominence during the past few
years among the statesmen in the Ever
green commonwealth. Although not over
so years of age he has forged to the front in
Jury practice, shaken up the political
Silurians Of the sound, twice declined nom
nations 70 congress aud refused last fall the
democratic party's prefer of the governor
ship. although he could have probably won
the fight against the republican nominee.
because the convention asked him to stand
on platform thar comhatted the local in
terest OF Seattle. The dickey birds whisper
that the aggressive Washington colonel has
his guns leveled on the next democratic SEN
atorship and is likely to bring down his
game"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-23
THE WEEKS OPENING PLAYS.

"Dr. Bill" Tonight and Cleveland's
Ministries Tomorrow.
"Dr. Bill" the New York Garden theater
success, will make its appearance in Savan-
nah tonight. "Dr. Bill" is physician of
35, who, after marrying, decides to forsake
his profession. the idea of which does not
particularly strike his father-in-law as be-
ing practical. He insists that his son-in-
law must return to his calling, and in the
absence OF tine doctor" has a large brass
plate nailed upon the door, sends out letters
and circulars, invokes the aid OF the press,
and soon has trade flowing the doctors"
way. The efforts Of the father-in-lew are
not appreciated, and the funny situations
resulting from his interference is roundly
cussed by CDR Bill" and heartily laughed
at by the audience. The kangaroo dance,
executed by the vivGcious Miss Fauntleroy
and "Dr. Bill, )" is a new and unique feature,
and SO far has never failed to create a SEN
sation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-23
a SIGHT FoR sTAR.eAzsRs.

The Moon TO Shut of Jupiter Tonight
With liars q Close Observer.
The readers Of the MORNING News who
take an interest in astronomy will find a
sight worth their attention in the heavens
tonight
Prof. Ashmore announces that there will
be a rare and beautiful conjunction of the
moon with the planets Jupiter and Mars.
The event will be the occultation of the
planet Jupiter by the moon, with Mars
in close conjunction. The hour
az which Jupiter will disappear
behind the moon by Savannah city time is
S:31 O'Clock. The planet will remain in Sc
clusion forty-seyen minutes. reappearing at
9:lS O'Clock.
This disappearance will be apparent only
In the extreme southern states The small
red star visible near the moon is Mars,
almost as large as the earth and very much
like 1t in many respects. Jupiter is much
larger, being nearly 400 times the size of
the earth and many million miles beyond
Mars. The phenomenon is one not often
witnessed and very beautiful.
just before disappearing Jupiter
will appear like a sparkling diamond set
upon the silver crescent Of the moon.
The whole phenomenon will be easily visl-
bic 20 the naked eye, and those who have
an unobstructed view of the moon from
their windows may view the event without
going out of doors at all.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-23
ROGERS pRoUGHToN DEAD.
Albert harris Made Sure Work of His
Victim.

Albert harris Made Sure Work of His
Victim.
Rogers Broughton, who was shot twice
in the stomach by Albert NJ. Harris Friday
last on Jefferson street, died yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock at his home on
Stewart street
Detective Morgan secured Broughton's
ante-mortem statement OF The shooting day
before yesterday. In it Broughton claims
Harris began the attack and that when he
drew his knife for self-defense his assailant
opened fire. Broughton also alleged that he
never cut Harris until after he had been
shot down. Coroner Dixon will hold an in
quest this morning.
Broughton only survived bis mother a
few days. 1t will be remembered that
about week ago an old colored woman
wandered into DR.. Hops yard and died.
The day after, the man who died yesterday
from bullet wounds, identified her as his
mother, Nancy Broughton, and had her
decently buried.
BrQughton was a notorious character,
who was constantly getting into trouble
but by wonderful luck he managed TO
escape the meshes OF the law. He was a
powerful negro. much the superior of the
man who killed him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-23
OITY BREVITIHa.

Mics N. Comm arrived home last night
on the Chattahoochee from New York.
The committee in charge Of the dramatic
and minstrel entertainments Of the Savannah
Volunteer Guards, to Q given at Masonic
temple rep. III, held meeting at the
Guards club Saturday night to outline n
programme. The committee is not ready
20 make any announceme II as yet. but it Is
understood that it is planning for a very
unique entertainment. There is no lack Of
material for characters, and the committee
will have an abundance to select from. It
Is IN receipt OF numerous bright suggestions
intended 70 enhance the interest of the min
strel performance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-23
THE NEW CopNoIL OoMMIrrnRs

Alderman C'Brien to Have the Chair
menship Of Streets and Lanes.
Mayor McDonough is still at work on bis
committees and will not complete them IN
I'll some time to-day. The cause of the de-
lay, be says, is his effort to try and satisfy
the desires Of each member Of the board
and at the same time put them in the posi-
tions which they are best qualified TO fill.
The following chairmanships have been
decided upon, it is understood:
Aceounts-Aldermah Mills
Finence-Alderman Myers.
Police-Alderman Haines.
Fire-Alderman Dixon.
Water-Alderman Cam.
Health and Cemetery-Alderman Harris.
Streets and Lanes-Alder nan O'Brien.
Only one of the old board desired a change
OF charm anships, Alderman O'Brien. He
mad the city lots committee in the last
council, but now be desires to take hold OF
the streets and lanes
Alderman Duncan will probably get the
Craftsmanship of the drainage committee.
Alderman Bohan the assessment. Alderman
Wells the market, Alderman Scrsven the
harbor and wbarves and Alderman MoMil-
Ian city lots.
The barber and wharves committee will
be very important one during the next
TWO years on account OF the governments
improvement OF the river. There are two
special committee chairmanships to be filed,
ralroeds and opening streets Alderman
Myers, who is now at the head of the rail-
road committee, will probably remain there,
and Alderman Mcmillan is likely to be
given the committee on opening streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-23
Cleveland's Minstrels.

Cleveland's minstrels will be on to-mor-
row night. An Atlanta newspaper man
who writes knowingly, says:
BILLY Cleveland is always welcome to
Atlanta, for he always brings a good show.
His career has been a wonderful one In
many respects. Starting with nothing. by
his own boundless energies he reached a
hight never before attained by any man in
his line. There came time of terrible ILL
ness. during which his interests were not
cared for as he would have cared for them,
and his property was effectually
swept away. But you can't keep a
working men down. and the man never
lived who had more energy and application
than Bill Cleveland. He has very sensiblv
abandoned the idea of running more than
one minstrel company at one time, concern
trating all his effort and all the good features
Of his famous companies in one
"His programmes show that he has ex-
cellent men with him. Among these es-
pecially worthy Of note is Barney Pagan.
whose hosts of friends IN Atlanta and
throughout the south will be delighted to
welcome him. OF course the Bedouin
Arab are being featured in the show ad-
vertisements. but there are many other
features to make the show go.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-23
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-23
HIS RzMovAL ASKED FoR.
a Suit to Gust Receiver Sparks of the
Georgia Southern and Florida.

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Georgia Southern and Florida.
The removal of w. B. Sparks as receiver
for the Georgia Southern and Florida rail-
roea has been ssket :oT A petition was
filed in the superior court Of Bibb county
Saturday to that effect The action wcs
taken by the Mercantile Trust and Deposit
Company of Baltimore, which concern
holds In trust =, 42O,000 OF the first mort
gage bonds Of the road.
The petition is remarkably brief but de-
cidedly strong in its allegations, which are
as follows: 1t holds first that the petitioners
have the right to take possession of the
property in default of payments on bonds,
and, at least, TO have a voice in designating
a receiver for the same.
Mr.. Sparks, il holds, is still interested in
the Macon Construction Company, either
as president or director, and is also largely
interested In the stock Of the Georgia
Southern road, claiming, therefore, that
the property has all along been. and Is still,
in the hands OF the defendant corporations
and being operated chiefly In their interest.
The petition further charges that Re-
ceiver Sparks paid 70 the contractors of the
ThomasvIle aud Triton branch SIC, 600 OF
money which should have been applied to
claims OF prior rights. 1t also makes a
charge that he paid interest on the bonds
by postponing the payment OF current ex-
penses and by ovsrdrawing in bank, there
by illegally defeating the rights of petition
ers to assume control OF the property, as
they would have done under ordinary man
aRemens OF affairs, and its inevitable re-
suit. The receiver has done nothing, it is
charged, toward enforcing the contract
with the Macon Construction Company for
the construction and equipment of the
Georgia Southern road
The liabilities unpaid expenses and per-
centage OF the operating expenses have
largely Increased under the management OF
Receiver Sparks, so it alleges. The petition
further claims that the earnings Of the road
since Jan. /, 1892. have increased per cent. =,
while the operating expenses have increased
10 per cent.
The petitioners hold that the management
of Receiver Sparks is antagonistic to the
interests of the bondholders, who claim that
they are now practically the owners of the
road. and they ask for his removal and a
voice In the appointment OF some other
party or parties to the receivershIp.