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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27
Nasz podr6zujacy
agent pan Wawrzy-
nice Radomski bedzie
W tych dniach W Le-
mont, Ill.
Kaplan katolicki.

AdptaH kaIOllCkl.
Jak w wojskach ludlow
wszystkich stoja ma czele
wodzowie rozmaitych stopni i
godnosci, tax W tel niepoli.
czonej armii prawych czcicie-
Ii swoich postawi} Bog ma
naczelnych miejscach lSapla-
now swoich. l jak niegdys
wiodac Izraela do ziemi
obiecanej i do spe}nienia
Mesyaszowych obietnic, Sam
naczelniki mu wybieral i
kap}any i kazdemu 2 osobna
mowi}: ,,Otom Gle postano-
viii wodzem w Izraelu";; tax
teraz wodze dusz ludzkich
wybranym swoim namasz
czehcom wreczajac, do kazde-
&C biskupimi usty sic odzywa;
.Tys Jest Saplan ma wieki"
i ,,Tys moi przylaciel po-
wiernik ;tajErnnic moich. "
Ojeiec sw. .lMss|Hhpgi n wszyscy
i kaplani pogss ystkiej ziemi
rozsiani, jaSs gwiazdy ma
niebsos sklepieniu, jednemu
Pspt s}uzs, iednem zwiazani
kaptahstwem wiekuistem, a
rozmaita obdarzeni rzadzenia
wladza. Hutce chrzesciahskie
wediug ich rozkazow, przy
ich kap}ahskiem b}ososla-
wiehstwie, mala sic walecznie
potykac ist W zapasy
falszywymi zasadani i pote.
! piehczymi czynami, by tam
Sprzed Wodzem-Zbawicielem l
SNa,wyzszym Kap}anem Wien
zee otrzymat niespozytej
fchwaty.
,,Kaplan katolicki, to
poyecie iedno naiswietszych,
naiszanowniejszych ma ziemi.
Kaplan katolicl<i, to rzeczy.
wisty zastepca Jezusa Chry-
stusa, odpanow i cesarzy tego
swjata nieporownanie w}adza
potezniejszy, Cd Aniolow
samych stanowiskiem wyzszy,
istota najdzlwniejsza pod
s}ohcem. ChoG czasami ME
bardzo uczony, choc s}abo-
sciami duszy nieraz innym
ludziom podobny ME bar
] dzo przyk}adny, kaplan ka-
a tolicki dzlerzy z daru Bozego
{Irzady dusz, tyle razy wiecz,
posci rozstrzyga losy, lask
aiebiaiskich Boze otwiera
zdroje i MECH ma niesz
czescle niestety swoje najwle-
Gel = bedzie nawet zlym
Il kaplanem, zawsze pozostanie
dobroczyica i anlolem ziemi
Miedzy MIA niebem, on
stana! poslany namaszczony
przez Pana czy slow kilka
wymowi przy oltarzu, czy
wyraeknie kilka wyrazow W
konfesyonale, zawsze dokony-
wa cuVow takich, ze podzi.
wen izeniem wesela przej-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27
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W K,uyerze Polshim omaw'aja
icy, ma podstawle listu Najprz.
Blskupa 2 La Crosse do tegoz
KnQera wystosowanego, sto-
sunek Zwiazku N. P. do religl;
katollcklej i Koscioia, nasunela
mi sic mimowoll anegdota o
pewn,m ksiedau austryackim.
ktory s'uchal spowledzl Czecha.
Czech zaczynaJac spowiedz,
powled2iaf: Ru. Hoch,cuerden,
ich BIN holt a ,Boehm. Ma to
ksladz niemiecki lowlialnle cd,
powiedzial: S'ist halt ka Suend,
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Co znaczy 20 polsku: ,Wlele'
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27

cyinego ME zniszcz7h; dowod,
ze leszcze stoi. Mysmy tVlko
zwrocill uwage, ae zarzadca
tego2, wraz sekretarzem ks.
Ztotorzynsklm, dopuszczaia sig
W funduszach malwersacyi.
Mysmy konferencyi Kslsay
polskich ME podkopali li-mys-
my ia zawsze goraco popleral!l?
Mysmy tylko zwracali ma
pewns puukta, uwage WV.
ksle2y, ally zie naprawili.
! postepcwah @roga, ktorasmy
u@nall ~ VII sc.wa!! (Zksd
Shsz prz szedl DO tego ,uen,
!"rs.wa lej powag', aby
$'ezY roaumu u>zyc!!).
Mysm, uag y ne mieh
2amaru Una ozsadzac Lje
dnocgeme r +. P. NJ ,sr
DE" te lnstytu "a kochamy i;
ayczymy lci ro.woju pomysl
nose, NJ, sny ,ylkp" pr<e
sejmem i 20 srj me " Mnus'> -
nn pewnn kl%, W Z.eiulela
min: KS W. B., Ks. x. D. g.
?. X. Spoke Wydnwu,ctwa
Polskiego ."pa,}alJ-bo naszym
zamlarem by1o oczysclG t.
lnstYtuc,p od dyktatorstwa |
rel wodzcn,a-bo te sic 2 ma
szem katollckien usposoble-
mem niez gadzaiy. Zesmp Nh
Unltow W Rosy ric ME dali
to mlells ny slu~zne do tego
powody DO p .niqdze aebrane
przez taxa ga>ate p. Smul-
sklsgo, Ware 1 OjczYSne lub
W,a'1tso, ma dobre tym bleda
kom wyjs6 me noga. To gle
bo6le przeko uie zamkne'o
nasz ,.Ayl>Ie dnbrucayuuy
,busXel'
Q ,ycI, b0c.u anonsach I"
knaipach ,Awjamnach, szynkach
browara @Ysty lm mach 1t. d.
wcale nle wspomnsmV, gdY2
Ia Jest oszczerczy wymysf
naszego nieprzy aciela, wspol
pracownika przy Wiarusie.
NigdY W naszym organic ka-
tolickim ME byio SO podobnych
anansow tylko CO na)wlecej
caterdzlescl dziewle6,
0 zbrodniach tax llcznych i
wystepkach W naszej para6i
ME warto wcale wspomlnac-
bo gdzieindz1ej wleksze
wlecej sic dzleje. w Chata,
nuoga mp. meyer udusit wiasne
swoje dwle 2ony, mysmy
wcale tenn ME wspomnlell. i"
TakieJ natury replika p.
Sllsza.
Sz. czytelniku! Jezeli masa
choc zdzbio katolickiego ducha,
zaplsz sobie Folaka u Amerq-
ce, a lezeli masz knajpe -
ogios sic W tym organle. Ia
skntek reczYny!!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27

po1byWa.
Preacher l kaplan katolicki
to diva poiecia przepascIa
Gala Cd siebie rome i mic
wspolnego ME majace. Tam
ten pos}annictwa Bozego
pozbawion, w imieniu swojem
i ludu swego iozie ma czele
swcj trzody biednei i zblaka-
nej, bez w}adzy do skarbnicy
iask, DO zazwyczai bez ka-
pfahstwa, rowny rownym j
SLEEPY slepym przewodz.; ten,
wiecZnem i ma wiekl trwaia-
Gem uzbrojony kaplahstwem
bic blyska w oczy ogro-
mem wiadzy, pewnoscia i
jasnoscia poselstwa Bozego,
dawaniem Zbawlciela wszyst-
kim, niszczeniem przewinieh l
zbrodn.
Mic zatem dzlwncgo, re
katolicy prawdziwi, ME Z
imlenia tylko, w kaplanach
czcza poslannikow Jezusa
Chrystusa, mic dziwnego, ze
ich szanuia ]ako duchownych
ojcow swoich, boo godnosc
owa kaplahska to ME MARIE
ME i poezya, ale najprostsza
katechizmowa prawda, TAXA
jak inne, wiec swieta
wszystkich obowiazujaca. Me
niedorzecznie, ale madrze mp.
powiedzial kiedys sw. Francs,
seek oeraflcki, jeden maj
znamienitszych swietych, ze
gdyby spotkal kaplana kato-
lickiego i Aniola 2 nieba,
ksledzu nasamprzod a dopie
70 potem duchowi swiatlosci
pok}onby odda}, Me robily
komedyi dzjewice niektore
swiete, lltore choc same
czyste pred Bogiem i ME
winEe jak LA, Jednak wiara
goraca przejete, ISaplahskich
nog Shady calowaly.
O lie wiara sw. kapsanow
W oczach wiernych podnosi,
0 tyle bezboznosc i klamliwa
samowola w wierze kazdym
llap}anem lSatollckim gardzi,
poniza so, ak zwyklego
Smiertelnika traktuje gorzei
oszczerstwem, posadzaniem,
nienawiscia. llekroG w hlstoryi
rozpasala sic szatahska pre-
civ Bogu burza, zawsze, czy
w przesladowanlaco rzymsllich,
czy hussyckich zawlchrze.
mach. czy w rozhukanym
rewolucyi francuskiej zywiolc,
ksiedza katolickiego mordo.
wala. Dzislaj mordule stekiem
klamstw pomawian 0 wsze.
lake przekroczenla, dis
oszafamla nawet dobrych
katolikow i psuje I'M chrzes
ciahski rozum, kiedy sami
lada czem zrazeni, chocby
dlatego, by amerykahskiei
zazyc wolnosci, kaplanom
stawiaja sic hardo, gazetami
i'm groza, skargi bez p owodu
W publicznych wytaczaja pis.
mach, ME myslac 0 tenn, ze
to wszystko swietokradztwem
pachnie. A pisma zIe, patryo,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27

tyzmem czy zgoda niby
podszyte, ale nezrozumne j
klamliwe, jake ma tal<ie
skargl poluja, jak chetnie
gryzmoly ob1akanym bieda-
kom przepisuja i bardziej
pieprznymi je czynia! lie tam
W tych pisaninach zemsty, a
lie zmyslah, lie oszczerstw,
lie przedewszystkiem n.eroz-
sadku, to chyba kiedys sam
P. Bog nam powie!
Bo jak dzieci rodzlcow
swoich, chot przekletnikow i
piiakow i ostatnich ludzi. sza-
nowac zawsze kochac powln-
y,-iak wedle czwartego
przykazania szkalowac, BIC,
obmawiac, poniewiera6 matki
i OLGA ME wolno synowi AMI
corce; tax samo ojcow swoich
duchownych katollk dobry
zawsze szanuie wybiegow
oszukahczych Cd tego obo-
wiazku niezna. Podelrzeh bez
iasnych dowodow ME ma O
kaplanach iednego lub
! kilku wypadkow, zaraz zle o
wszystSich ksiezach ME sadzi;
zgorszeh, ktore sic gdzies
zdarzyly, publicznie ME opo-
wiada, DO to Jest najczystszei
woody obmowa; lezeli pre-
stree wspolbraciprzed niedo-
brymi kapi.nami musi, to
robi i to ardzo rzadko i
bez natrzasah, DO So wsadze
dyecezalne, ktore sic TEN
medrzel skutecznlej zalnla.
Olciec jest zawsze olcem; a
chocby sic nawet zapomnia}
straszIiwie, katolicllle dziecko
valley modlitwa milczenie:n,
a ME najgrawan,em wzgar,l. !.
Dopoki kaplan katolickim sc
mieni Z KoSciolem w
iacznosci zostale, Jest w caSem
tego s}owa znaczcniu osoba
swieta. vice poszanowania
godnq, Amerykanska ziemia
zasad prawd katolickich ME
zmienia i zmienic ME mole;
co jest swietem we wierze Sw.
W Europe, Jest swletem ma
caie] kull ziemskiei
katolik prawy, kiedy zwla
: SEGA uczy} sic troche historyl.
albo tylko instynktem kato-
lickim wiedziony, vie dobrze,
ze kaplahstwo dzwigalo
uswiecaio i uczy}o ludy
wszystlie, re byIo podporq
warownia a nleraz ]edyna
ostola cywilizacyi. | dzisiai
lak zawsze. u wyjatkami
nielic2nymi, DO wyjatki W
ludzkiej naturze bye musza-
kap}an katollcki blyszczy
swlatu poswieceniem, zapar-
ciem sic wIasnego szczescla
wygod zycia, Jest dla ziemi
zywcm kazanlem czystego
zywota i nieposzlakowanych
obyczaj6w. Kto czyta Misye
katoliokie, kto idzie "a kapla-
nami do Chin, do Korei, W
Afrykahskie pustynie, kto ma
wiadomoscj re stron cholera
czy tradem rawiedzionych
kto czci setki ksiezy, ktorzy
rok rocznie ola chwaly Zba-
wiciela iako prawdziwi KAPPA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27

zbogaclc wystawe W ten cenAy
ckaz, ala MOI przyiaciel
zaintrygowany tax sw'etnym
tytuiem, tax diugo mic me
czyf, al mu nareszcie cdst4
p,lem, Iabo Z bolem serca,
napisanie tego wiekopomnego
dzieia.
ia sas zmsenllem caikiem
mole plany.-Czemu2 movie
soble- ME korlystac 2 takiej
grat';l-t. }. ze wspaniaiomysl.
nosci patryo.yzmu tax hczpe-
go komitetu? Sprzedaje wiec
mvje manalkl, jade do iakiego
najbb2szego morsk ego portu,
wsledam "a purowiec i zawl-
Jam lako Kodak, opa.rzony W
wierzYtelne delegacyine papiery
cd lakiego podobnego krajo ;
wego komitetu.]s jade do Chicago
pod przYbranem nazwisklem,
lak to @e Ia m!edzy pa;ryo-
tam praktykuie, vale w}.rv~t
do ,,recepcylnego blora" N,
Division ulIry, kaae sic Zaw,eSG
Go "alzasobnejszego cz!cuk a
komitetu, ka3e sic w ,mie
star"pol>klei goscinnosci 90,
wo2'c po wystawie po mes,ae,
plw,arn'ach t. d., kaze s,e
,,trytowac pokazywaG sobe
narodowe osobliwosci, lax;
pomnik KoscluszS', Muzeam
mlenia Kalusowsklego ka4e
sobie przedstaw'c znakomitych
MEOW J paUYnt6w: p. p.
N,ckiego, Malika, Adahe, braci
W'ldow-a mam przVtem ma.
dzleje zep.Matlek, W imlemilosct
ojc@yany, z"awansuje mi tYtu-
lem po2yczSl 2 lego ii
lys e '&uego kapitalu zwiszko,
wrgn iskle glupie kilka satek
dolarow.
Serce nj sic rozlewa. Sluky
prGYszIHch s2czesliwos?l polY
Nam iu& 3 rozkosza. Paro
~e komitetowi! rachuie III
w&s&a wspanlalomyslnosc
NH, SC oiczyzuy!!
Lqar2 70 Ameryce, rccte
Slsz, roswalkowat ua p.ecil
kolumDach rephke ma nos;
prsedos,atni artykui, W kto
rym, IA podstnw'e prawdzi
wych danych, wykazallsmy
mu subversVne tendencye
skutkl jego cywnlizacyjne
pra"Y.
| tax: na zarzut, BE poo
pIaszc2yklem katolicyzmu
znlewa2a, gdzle tylko mole
Biskupow ! ksleay poIskict
odpowiada: My takich ksiezy
lak kolasinskl, Syrul,cki, Deb
ski t. d ;. ktorych caiY narod
potepla-potepic musiell. (Jak
gdyby Wiarus k,edy tych ludz
walIi Iub lch Azelm6stw bro
nj J Jezeli zas innych ksiezy
observation-disclosures, h.
tram os2czercami upadfem
indy wlduamI-to mielIsmy dc
tego swlete prawo-bo on
taklmi SO. Oni staraia sic mnle
mego bosa oSmieszyG-a mas,
organ, ktory ma zaszczyt bye
takae organem UNI, zdyskre
dytowaG. MY Domu Emigrs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
NInnke,. That EnInx Joke.

in a large cage in the Philadelphia zoo were kept at one time about 2O mon keys. Among them were two big, wise looking apes with gray boards and hair, and with the micn of stoics. They had very long. straight tails, and habit of sitting high up from the ground and al lowing their tails to hang at full length. In the same cage were three or four brown cebus monkeys, who were much devoted to exercise and fun.
 While the big monkeys would cling to the side of the cage or sit on q perch some 10 or 13 feet from the ground one of the little brown monkeys would stealthily creep up to one of them and suddenly grasp the end of the long tail and swing with all its might. Of course the "big un" Could not lift his tail be cause of the weight of the little monkey clinging to it. He could only climb down the side of the cage with lis burden un- til he could reach the floor
 During this operation the brown mon key kept swinging until his own tail touched the floor, at which instant Inc would release his hold and spring To the top of the cage, followed by the outraged monkey amid the screams of the others.
 By the time he had reached a point where he couli attack his little tor mentor. who would show some signs of resistance and cause him to pause for a moment, another brown monkey would seize his long tail and take swing. $. Garner in New Review.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
The LawNcr Has inc Deed.

\ young lawyer in the city had as a client some time ago a negro charged with assault and battery. and the ac- cused now owes his liberty to the fine work done in his behalf by his counsel, who put up the plea of insanity as his defense and was sustained by the jury. It was hard fight. The fee was n good one, but the negro had no cash. In lieu thereof he deeded building lot in the suburbs to his lawyer. who accepted the deed, duly signed and delivered. and locked it away in his safe.
 \ short time ago he bcthought him that with the help of a building and loan association he might put a house on that lot and incroaso its value. su he offered the property for n loan to one of the home building and loan associations. His application was duly received. but when he went around to hear the result the secretary told him that the commit tee had rejected the application.
 The astonished lawyer asked the req son; the lot was good, the loan small and title good, for he had examined into that part of it. The secretary said that the committee differed with the lawyer as to the title. because while they them selves were not lawyers they failed to see how negro who had been released by jury on plea of insanity could give a good title to property. The young lawyer still has the deed.-Macon Tele- graph.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
STOCK TRAIN WRECKED.
Three Men Killed and Several Others BaS
 ly Injured.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 1S.-Section 2 of No. IA freight train of the Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern railroad, north bound, was wrecked, and 14 cars, 10 stock cars and loaded coal flats, with the engine, were precipitated down a steep embankment be- tween West Point and Muldraugh, Ky, 24 miles south of Louisville. Three lives were lost. One man was probably fatally in- iured, three others were slightly hurt, and about 100 cattle and as many hogs were slaughtered.
 The dead are Thomas Keegan, engineer, Louisville; Jack Downs, fireman, Louis vile, and Stephen Joyce, a tailor, whose home is in Newark, O.
 The injured are Albert Church (eolored), ably die; Jack Hodges (colored), head brakeman; William Kelly, Boston, and Chris Jacobson, Joliet, Ills, both tailors, injured about the head and bruised badly.
 None of the three last named was seri- ously hurt. The three tailors were steal ing ride. They were not tramps and had been working at Owensboro, Ky, but were out of work and money and were trying to reach this city Engineer Keegan was conscious when taken from the wreck and lived three hours, remaining conscious to the last.
 Tine cause of the accident was the jump ing of the track of the trucks of a stock car in the middle of the train. The engine went high in the air and turned com pletely over, entirely wrecking it. The cars in the middle of the train went to the bottom of the hill and were smashed into kindling wood.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
\ snnerstitIou. Actress.

Eleanora Duse is absurdly supersti tious and in the most unexpected ways A stage carpenter at the Fifth Avenue theater relates this incident. Just be fore an evening performance he com pleted some bit of work and threw him self down to rest for a moment upon one of the stage properties, a couch made ot soap boxes and covered with a buffalo robe.
 Immediately all of Duse's support flew at him, chattering in wild excitement and unintelligible Italian. Finally the stage manager spied him and bounced upon him.
 You must get of from that" Inc said. If Signora Duse saw you, she wouldn't let the curtain go up. She thinks it's a bad omen to have any Ont except herself rest upon that seat" New York Times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
ESSENCE OF THE NEWS.

There are l2,0OO unemployed persons in Providence.
 A woman in Providence attended a prize fight disguised as n man.
 Hon. \. Smith has resigned as collector of customs at Cincinnati.
 Floods in south Buffalo have driven ,, 800 people from their homes,
 Mrs. Sarah r. Van Nostrand, aged lO5 years, died at New Brunswick, N. J.
 Marie Jansen was robbed in Providence of 5000 worth of jcwelry, silks and furs.
 Postmaster General Bissell has ordered that C. C. Vol urth of Castleton, N Y, be allowed to continue the manufacture of postal cards.
 Governor Flower has decided to restore to their old positions the five companies of the Sixty y-ninth regiment which were re- gently mustered out.
 Richard Croker, the Tammauy leader issued a challenge to his political oppo- nentS who hinted that he had not made his money honestly inviting legislative in vestigation.
 Colonel John B. Seizheimcr, who was captain of the Logan guards, the first com pany that reached Washington in response to President Liucoln's call for troops, died at Lewiston, Pa.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
The Flood Is Ice Locked
An Engineer KnIea by an Engine.

BUFFALO, Dec. 1S-There is TO flood now. Cold weather has frozen it mp.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Mrs Thomas Shea of South Leonard
 street is very sick with pneumonia. Willie Edwards. aged four years, son of Mir and Mrs Charles Edwards of HIS Clark street, died last night of spinal
 meningitis. The funeral was held at ? o'clock this afternoon.
 John Stanley, aged 51 years, died Saturday afternoon at his late residence, 15 Railroad Hill street. The funeral was held at o'clock this morning to St Patrick's
 church. where a mass of requiem was cele-
 brated by Rev Father Lawless. The pail
 bearers were Bernard Maher. John Ken | ney, Bernard McGowan. John Murphy, Timothy c. Lawlor, and John Brady. In- terment was in St JoseI h's cemetery. A Man Who Could Keep His Temper.
 GA man may be pretty smart in a great
 many things, but it isn't everybody that knows how to hold his temper, remarked Clarke Warren of New Orleans at the Linden yesterday. Il saw a very odd case down in Mississippi last week. It
 was in a railroad restaurant. A young lawyer, a mammoth fellow physically, had some words with a colored waiter. The negro was very abusive, and at one
 stage of the quarrel pulled gun. We all thought that that meant death for one or the other of them, but no; the lawyer did not seem bit worried. and some bystanders took the gun from the
 waiter. The latter then followed tho
 young fellow ont to the platform and re-
 newed his abuse and demands for satis- faction. The rest of us were dumfound- ed at the action of the lawyer. He was evidently no coward, and it was just as evident that he was more than match l for the waiter.
 Finally the negro struck at him
 merely knockinghis hat off. Then some one hustled him away After he was ! gone somebody spoke tu the young fcl- low about it. and h. slil it would be poor policy for him to disgrace his fam l fly by becoming murderer, and that it would be just as disgraccful for him to engage i'll fist fight. Another thing, il
 would do that waiter good 10 be taught
 a lesson, and on his return he would have him arrested and sent to prison for
 a year or so. That man knew how to
 keep his temper, and guess, after all, he
 took the right view of the matter. | Louis Globe-Democrat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
STEAMER PURITAN STOVE.
The Crack Fall River Liner Ran on the
 Rocks and Was Injured.

NEWPORT, K. l., Dec 1s-The crack steamer Puritan of the Fall River line ran onto Bishops rocks, near this port, as she was coming down here from Fall River to be laid up. She struck the rocks solidly, knocking a hole in her bolton near her bow. She made her way into this harbor while the pumps were kept going con- stantly.
 An interior inspection of her bottom was made, and the officers gained an idea of the injury, which they say is not very serious, but no outside examination can be made here conveniently. The officers are very reticent about the accident and 1t is believed that the injury is quite a severe one.
 The pumps were kept going all night and are still at work. She will be taken to New York and docked, when better idea of the injury can be gained. It is not known how she happened to stray from the channel and strike the rocks.
 The steamer Puritan was built in lSS9 at Chester, Pa, and is 4O3 feet 5 inches long, B feet inches wide and IS feet l inch depth of hold. The steamer is said to have cost close to Sl ,OOO,OOO. She is magnificent In all her appointments.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
LUNATICS AFLOAT.
There Were Three Maniacs on Board a
 Pacific Mail Steamer.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1S-The Pacific Mail steamer Rio de Janeiro, which arrived from China, was a floating lunatic asylum during the voyage. It brought the corpse of American Consul General Alfred D. Jones of Shanghai, who died seven days after leaving port, a ravinE maniac, and it also brought Purser J. II. Mahar, late of the steamer Peru, who was also violently Insane.
 Consul Jones seemed to be suffering from melancholia when taken on board at Shanghai, but he soon became violent, smashed articles in his cabin and tried to run amuck on deck. He was manacled and watch put over him, but he steadily grew worse and died on Dec 9.
 Purser Mahar became insane at Hong Kong and was sent back here for treat ment. He smashed windows in the steamer saloon and had to be put in irons. On the voyage to China one of the Rios Chinese passengers developed insanity and ran amuck with big carving knife. He was knocked down before he hurt any one.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-18
A Strong Appeal.

Every dollar we had, continued Father Mahoney feelingly, "every cent we collect ed day after day during the past week has been spent to relieve the actual wants of the moment. The women attached to the church-the Sewing society and the St Vincent de Paul members-have done all that they could, but the tide of poverty is so great that they cannot fight it back. Neither do the charity commissioners seem able to deal with the distress.
 Il want you to give every cent you can, J he said, ito prevent hundreds dying from starvation. 1 do not appeal to the rich. I am afraid it would be useless. I want those who need all they have for them selves, but who also know what it is to want, to spare little and show the world how the poor can help the poor in the hour of diversity. 1 use the words they used to me, For the love of God help us: we are starving
 Il have only to repeat that you give what you can willingly and give it quick ly, or it may be too late
 The Rev. Father Mahoney has the repu- tation of being one of the most conserva- tive priests in Brooklyn. For that reason his language created considerable excite ment, and afterward the congregation gathered In groups outside the church to discuss it.