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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

Poganm 0 CArystusle PAM.
Publlus Lentulas bedac rz&dca Ju-
del, W czasie gdy Chrystus Pan
g}osl} swoja nauke przesial senatowi
rsymskiemu taxi opis Zbawiciela
swlata: ,,Jest teraz w Judei
czlowiek s%zczegolnej cnoty, kt6rego
IOWA Jezusem Chrystusem. Barba.
rzylcy .(bo uprzedzeni Rzymlanie
tax zwall l lud w jednego Boga
w%lerzacy) nazywaia go prorokiem;
wyznawcy Jego, mienia go 2 nieba
zes}anym. Wskrzesza zma11ych, i
uzd-awia chorych s}owem i dot
knieciem; wzrost jego wysoki i
kszta}tny, postac dostojna }agodna;
w}osy Jego maja kolor, ktdrego
nlepodobno oplsac, a kt6re spada-
jac przyjemnie okrywaJa bark, i
przedzlelone So ma wlerzchu g}owy
Wedfug ZWYczalu NazarenczYkoW.
Colo wysokie l gtadkie, nes i lsta
petne zadziwiaiacei semetryi 4;
brcda gesta koloru odpowlednlego
w1osom ma g}owie, ma cal tylko
wyrastajaca, przedzielona ma srod-
ku. Oczy ~b}yszczace, pogodne i
czyste, karcl z powaga i napomina
z s}odycza; czY NOW czyll dzia}a,
we wszystkiem wldac dzwlek l
dostojnosc. Nigdy ME wldzlano go
smlejacym sic, ale czesto p}aczacym
Jest baTdzo umlarkowany skrom-
ny. Zgola p~ieknoscia wszelkich
przymiot6w i boska doskona}oscla
syn0w zlemi pr2ewyzsza.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
Polska pod AoSkalem<

Moskale z kopalh / hut pod
Dabrowa i Nlwka Kr6lestwie
Pol. mad granica slaska wydalili
,juz oko}o 20 ma]strow urzednik6w
Niemcow, dlatego re CT W czasie
oznaczonym przez uich poprzednio
ME ~nauczyll sic ami pc rosy]sku
ami pc polsku. Podobuo wiecei
%jeszcze Niemc6w otrzyna take
wezwanie do opuszczenia kraju,
gdy sic okaze W egzaminach, &e
jezYk ich "a sztywny ME zdolny
przyswoic sobie mowy, kt6r9 oni
nazywat zwykli barbarzyhska, ola
w1asnego nieuctwa. Takto smutnej
pam1eci gospodarka Bismarcka
odb,ja sic teraz ciezAo IA w~iasnych
lego rodakach. Wiele tez rozsad-
niejszych Niemcow przekllna tie
easy bezpraw bismarckowskich.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

Lubas: pod C=arnk0wem. We
wtorek, d. 25 I'm. przyby} z piel-
grzymki do Rzymu czcigodny nasz
x. prob. Skapsk;. Przywltunie
jego z strony paraian by1o bardzo
uroezyste. Okolo godzinY 5 VIE.
czorem z swiecam1 choragwiami i
obrazami wyszedf nasz X. wikary
Kuroch, przysz}y proboszcz ma
Jaktorowle, 2 paratianaml naprze
civ powracaiqcemu proboszczowi
Ia wloska tuz PREY bramie uwien.
czonej kororaml, oczekiwallsmy
przybycia Jego. Oko}o godz.
zaiechat pow6z, z kt6rego wysiad5
tax oczeklwcny pasterz, w~yciagajqc
rece, jakoby wszystkich mi1oscif
swoJa chciaf ogarnat; pochwaIi:
Pana Boga i nieiedna liza p}yne}s
pc Jego leach. Rozczuleni para
flanle cisnell Sig Z wszystklcb stron
by 60 przywitat. Prey bramle
przywital Go X. Kurach dziekuia'
Bogu, re Go szczesllwie do mas
przyprowadziG ~raczyi. Potem wy
stapli 1eden z clAopc6w, witajq'
Go ~wierszykiem do uroczy stosc
zastosowanym. Prey splewie piesn
,,Kto SIG W op,eke" ruszy} cal,
poch6d do k~osciola. 4 dzlewcza
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
z Poznahskiego.

Majqtek Secicrcsyne pod Oslecz-
ma po}ozony, majqcy oko}o 5tysiecy
morg obszaru kupi} ma subhascie
pc zmarlym Sp. Modlibowsklm
w}asciclel dobr Osleczny, baron
Heydebrand und der Lasa "a 543
tvs. mg. Morga zieml wYpad}a
mnlejwiecei pc 100 NIX.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
MaqaeJurQ d. 26. 5. %. Utona

MogaeJurg d. 26. 5. %. Utonai
tutal 11letni syn robotnika harola
Walczaka, Wawrzyn Alt
Neustadt. Chcqc SIG wykapaG ~
dole Cd wyblerania gliny, %le
wyszedl iul niego znalaz}
smierc. Rodzlce clezko zmartwleni.
w srode sciaf kat Reiudel tutaJ
toporem pare mordercow: a]enta
Grltza Erbego l szwaczke Dorote
Buntrok, kt6rzy zwablli dwle
dziewczyny pod pozorem, re i'm
chca wyrobit mlejsca s}uzby, a
potem je zabili, obrabowal1 ? ubloru
z pleniedzy cia5a ich zagrzeball
W zieml.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

DO jaAio9o stopnia dochcdzl
uclsk rel1gljny PREY teraznlejszym
kierunku rz2du carskiego, najlepiei
pokazuje nastepuJqca correspondent
eva z Lltwy do ,,Dziennika Poz.
nansklego": ,Brak kslezy dotkliwie
uczut sic dale. Many kllkanascie
parail nleobsadzonych W gubernii
mlnsklei ! mohyIewskiej, hilka zas
W gubernn wilenskich i grodzen.
sklel. Gdy kap1an zachoruJe lub
umrze, p%arafanje pozbawienl So
mszyl wszelkich posing rel,gijnych.
TAX H.. p. W miescle Radoszkowl-
each, CUB. wilensklei, podczas
SWAT wielkanocnych ale by1o an,
razu nabozenstwa, DO ksiadz zacho'
rowal i do dz1S dnia lest chory.
Ma kilkskrotne depesze do Blskupa
W Whine, otrzYmano odpowiedz,
II ME ma ks,ezy do rozsylanla
Cd szesciu wlec tygodm plecioty'
sleczna parfia zyje bez rrzewodnl-
ka duchownego, Ludzle um;erajs
bez s%powledzl i grzebia sami
zmartych. w innej znow paraft
X. Wasz, }otr pierws1eJ PROXY, Ia
sic dab we znaki paraflanom, |.
CT cd roku biagati blskupa {
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

W bell ubranych sypa1y W drodze
kwlaty. Pred kosclo}em by4y
j%eszcze dwle bramy. Koscloi by1
umajony i ~rzeslscie oswletlony.
Pred wlelkim o4tarzem padf x.
proboszcz ma kolana, gdzle przez
ca}y czas spiewan'a tie Eeum"
lezal krzyzemr dzlekuiac Bogu, re
go m,af W swojej oplece podczas
p~lelgrzymki. Pc odspiewoniu Tie
Deum.' gdprowadzllismy X. pro
boszcza do Jego m~ieszkania, gdzie
ma progu cG1eczka brata Jego Go
przywlta}a. u screen pe}nem ra-
doscl ~rozeszli sic wszyscy do do
NOV. UroczystosG ia dtugo nam
pozostanle W nssZej pamicci.
] G q en- "a wlel u.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
W Die1 wsze Swteto Lielonych

t " pienac sze swteto Zielonych
Swjqtek umar}a Poznaniu
matka prof. DR.. Luawlka
Rz~epecklego, S. p. julia 3 WoIano-
wicz6w R%zepecka, urodzona dnia
10. kwietnia r. 1910 woiewodztwle
radomsAlem. Przepqdzlwszy m}o-
dose " Warszawle wysz}a w roku
1881 "a Kaietana W4adysiawa
Rzepecklego, zo}nlerza 4 pu}ku.
Jedypa to moze w Poznaniu osoba,
ktora byla naocznym swiadklem
wybuchu p%owstania W Warszawie
l ca}ego jego przebiegu. Przyby.
wszy potem mezem do Wielko-
polski, doczeka}a sic srebrnego,
z}otego dyamentowego wesela,
oraz ilcznych dzieci i wnuk6w-
Gorllwa chrzescianska, goraca
Polka wzorem by1a Ola m}odego
poko!enla. R. i. p.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

H1adzi0ne ME t"c.y. We wsi
Grutkowle, W powlecle P}ocklm. w
Kr6lestwie Poisklem, jedna re
s~}uzacych dworsklch zobaczywszy,
re ogrodniczek zostaWi otwarta
piwnlce, wesz}a tam potajemnle |
nagarne}a W fartuch maxi. Wro-
c1wszyd do kuchni, roZczynl}a clasto,
upiek1a ko}acz i zacze}a go zaraz
z jadaG, rzucaiac odrobiny kurcze-
tom. Pc chwlli kura i pietnaScio-
70 kurczqt ,kt6rc jad}y te okruchy
popada}y i zdech}y, a s}uzaca
%schwycify take clezkie boleSci, re
GAIA noe vita sic pc }ozku i iecza-
Ia. Nazalutrz wezwane k~siedza !
lekarza. Lekarz zaczat sic dopyty-
wac 0 przyczyne chorobY, ale ko-
beta wstydzi}a sic ~przyznac do
kradziezy. Dopiero pc spowiedzi "a
namoWa hsledza WyZnafa, re ladfa
ko}acz z kradzionei maxi l zaraz
potem COS z}ego sic z MIA zroblio,
Coaopiero GAIA rzecz sic wyJasniIa
DO wiadomo byfo,ze W plwnicy staia
maka umyslnie zatruta a%rszenni-
klein ma szczurY. LeharA robi}, &C
tylko by}o mona ABLY ocallc chora
ale mic ME pomogto, DO ratuneL
byt juz sp6znlonv. Nieboga M
trzeci dzien zmarla. Lakomstwo tt
sprawlio, re dIa marnego ko}acz'
p1niosfa lyle bolescl | 4ycie 30
stradaia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

procent gruntowego 1 %procedero-
wego / 200 procent budynkowego.
W przesz}ym roku p}acono IA
plocent wiecej.-W Starem Ora.
bowie nalezacem do p. Malitz,
ustanowlono sekwestracya, ktoreJ
zarzadca Jest p. Krecki z hoscle-
rzyny.
Bvtopo. w Tuch 0 NJ k II
spalifo sic onegdaj nocy 5
gospodarstw z l6 budynkaml.
Wlele bydla zglnelo w'p}omeniach.
Jeden 2 ratuJacych mocno sic po-
parzy}:
hurtuzy. G6rna Brodnice,
ktora w ostatnlch 10 latach trzy
orazy ~w}asclcle!a swego zmlenla}a,
kupl} teraz ia subhascie zyd
Markus Pegiau Z Gdanska "a
i, 1l6 900 m.
1orui. Rzeczmk tutejszy p.
Paledzki %m,anowany zostal no
taryuszem.
Sedzja ziemianski Blance (daw-
meg W Koscierzynle l Pueku)
mianowany radzca ziemianskim l
to W Gdansku. Nomh1acYa jego
datowana w Rzymie, podczas
pobytu cesarz TAME. Panu Blance
iako katollkowi nominacYi z tego
powodu bedzle TEN c~ennieJsza.
Che1mno. 5O.Ietni jublleusz
urzedowanla n%auczycleli Gorsklego
i Hasa ma SIG wsp6lnie obchodzlc
80 b. N. nu aull szko}y chfopcow.
Biskupiec mad Osa. W nocy z
l7go ma 1890 BIN. zosta} restau-
rator dworcowy Sypnlewskl okra-
dziony. Ale z}odzlei luz wySledzo-
no i aresztowano.
B:odnica. Sedzla hukowlcz
przenlesionY .ztad do Z}otowa.
Lisewo. 23go en-. wieczorem
wybuchl u przelozonego gminy
Makowskiego W Pniewltach ogien,
kt6ry ME male spustoszenle zrz9dzl}.
Mouemiasto mad Drweca. W
Kolonu mad Renem odkryto Hstary
plan mlasta naszego i Golubia 2
roku 1855.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
Jecha przez las zyd, kt6

Jecha5 przez las zyd, ktory
pozyczal plenladze IA bardzo
wysoki procent, oszukiwaF wielu,
a ole dab sic sam oszukat, Alez l
ma niego przyszla koIej. Ia krza
kaml schowany byI dowciony pa
robczak re strzelb2 " reku. Wy
sKoczyf magic, wymierzyt W D Isl
zyda zawo}a1: Kup sobie te
strzelbe "a 10 z}r., DO wystrzc, W
tel chwili. ZYd p~rzelek}y i zbladfy
iak chusts wyjaf 10 zlr., zapiaci1
"a strzelbe, 5 wYmlerzywszy ma "
plersl parobka, zawo}a1: = Oldaj
zaraz 10 z}r:: DO wystrzeIe! : %ha!
zasmiaf sic parobek weso}o, = lie
wystrzelisz, DO strzelba prochu ME
wldzlaia i ME nablta. l skoczyl W
krzakl z usmiechem a zyd
zeby z~acisnawszy po1echat dalej
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
" S0Snowicach mad granica

Slaska Krdlestwie 1.Polskiem
jest DUO zak4ad6w g~6rnlczych i
h~utnlczych, w ktorych dotad pre-
waznle bYli Niemcy urzednlkami.
Rad rosyiskl powoll tych Mem
COW usuwa / teraz znow ME dawno
kilku taklch u~rzednik6H otrzymafo
rozkaz wynleslenia sic "a granice.
Maj4 teraz Niemcy to, co sobic
saml przYgotowal,, pochwala1ac "a
czasow Bismarcka n]ieIltosclwe
wydalania, nleznacznie ale ciagle
ten otwet wYkonuia = LIE 2 mi
fosc1 ku Polakom, me, i'm chodzl
o to, ably Nlemcom ~dokuczyc
coraz wlecei ich sic pozbywac, DO
i'm sic stall nlewygodnymi. =
Pred ukazaml bismarckowsklemi
o wydalanie spokojnej ludnoscl
Mcskale nc podobnego ME byliby
uczynlll = body sic sami bYIi
czynu tego wstydzill. Teraz Bis
marck pokaza1 I'M droge.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
TERAZ GAS

ola tych, kt6rzy zamierzaja odbyd
wycleczke W roku
1893
zastanawlac sic mad TEN, czytac j
wywiadywat, sic, dokad mala
jechac, gdy nadejda wolne
chwile.
Wystawa Swiat0wa
bedzie wiekszym wypadkiem "
swiecie, niz cokolwiek innego.
Nietylko stanowic bedzie epoke
" niektorem zyciu, dajac sposob.
aosc podziwiania rzadkich okaz6w,
wynalazk6w i cudow swlata, lecz
pozostanle niejednemu W pamioci
z powodu, re PREY tel sposobneeeoii
bedzle mogf zcbaczYd kava} tego
kraju.
Majac to ma aykli. pomnii, ia
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

j AIoES "a RlpN
, Nettle Rash
} ton, pimples
, to the d,
!, plexion, Sal
!, Head, Scrof
!, ache, Skin Dis
!, stomach, Tired
} Liver. Ulcers,
b and every 9th
} or disease that
pnrhE ElYal
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

Liseuo. 23go I'm. wieczorem
wybuchl u przeiozonego gminy
Makowskiego W Pniewltach ogien,
ktory ME male spustoszenle zrzadzl}.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

B:odnica. Sedzla hukowlc;
przenlesiony .ztad do Z}otowa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

Mouemiasto mad Drweca. "
Kolonll mad Renem odkryto Nstary
plan mlasta naszego i Golubia z
roku 1855.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22


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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-06
BRIGHT AND BRIEF.

At the Mountains: First Girl
"What are you sketching?" Second
Girl-"A man" First Girl-"You
must have good memory BIOS
ton Courier
Mrs. Artlayer-"So her marriage
turned out to he a happy ono after
ALP" Mrs. Stayson-"Y es, indeed
She got all the alimony she asked
for. Modem Society.
Mickey Flaherty-"There is wan
thing, begorra, ON be afther tellin'
ye, an that is, no wan in the wide
wurruld can accuse me av concaling
the fact thot Ol'm Oirish n-Life.
A Word for HIMSELF "The man
l marry must be handsome" she
said. 'I'm afraid he will not be-"
he answered. "Why not?" Because
very beautiful women usually marry
plain men. New York Press.
Customer-"Can this parrot
talk" Clerk-"No, for years it
lived with family where there
were FIVE ladies'" Customer
"Well, didn't they talk?" Clerk
eyes, all the time, and that's why
he hasn't had chance. Chicago
Inter Ocean.
Bridget-"The new neighbors
next door wants to cut their grass,
and they say as would ye be so
kind as to lend them your sickle"
Puritanical Mistress-"Lend my
sickle to cut grass on the Sabbath!
Tell them, Bridget, that we haven't
."-Brooklyn Life.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-06
Pan American Doctors.

peclait to The News
q WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The
~ IAN American Medical Congress
began it's labors in earnest this
hornlng, the work being divided up
nto twenty-five departments. Each
4 department. held its deliberations in
separate hall, the larger ones be.
ng accommodated in the theatres and
public halls, and the smaller ones in
lhe club rooms of the different
hotels.
An exhibi: of drugs, instruments,
end medical and surgical appliances
vas also opened this morning in the
lfmory of the Washington Light
lnnfan!ry. The collection comprises
III OF the latest and most effective
'f American inventions and discov.
ffles, and is intended to open q
market in the Central and South
American countries for our drug
gusts and instrument makers by
moving the superiority of their
geods over those of European man.
piacturers.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-06
COTTON.
Condition Of Principal Markets
Of the World.
BY Associated Press to The News

BY Associated Press to The News.
New ORLEANS. Sept. 6.-Gienny
Il Co. say: Liverpool closed 3.64
higher. Spots l6 higher. Sales
10000 bales.
New York opened points lower.
advanced seven points, declined and
AZ j.. III. was ten points lower
than yesterday.
New Orleans opened irregular,
unchanged to & points lower, be-
came very steady at Last nights
prices, but upon receipt of the de-
cline in New York, at noon was 5
points lower than yesterday. The
Liverpool market was a disappoint-
ment, although it closed better than
it opened; but prices here were sus
tanned by unfavorable crop &C.
counts, which also stimulated the
Liverpool market at the close.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-06
tAR ENCAMPMENT
k,o Northwest Indiana
MethodiStS.
MASSACHUSETTS
,on-American Doctors in
b.n-American Doctors in
Session.
UNDERTAKES IN SESSION.
|snsatlon Among the Welsh
Members Of Parliament.
Grand Army Session.

tdsl to the News.
splANAroL1s, Sept. G.-Tht
session of the twenty.seventt
,usl encampment of the Grand
INV was held this morning at
bmliuson Hall. Although routine
,iness occupied the attention of
gathering until the adjournment
lunch, the topic most talked
bout was the election of officers
d the selection of the site for next
M's encampment. The rivalry
rthe next encampment is hardly
pifited as usual, but there prom
" to be an interesting contest for
\ position of Commander. in. Chief
,r The coming year. The two men
no seem to have the best chances
! the present writing are Captain
sek Adams, of Massachusetts, and
en-. Samuel Hurst, of Ohio. In
Edition to the above, however, the
ChiCago veterans have announced
bsr intention of supporting Col.
|s1tou, the present postmaster of
BE Windy City, but he is not back.
! by the entire Illinois dele cation.
Den. L. Burd Grubb, of New Jer-
y is ready to jump into the bre ach
there is any chance for a dark
u.e to carry off the honors, while
sar Allen, of Richmond, and G.
.lincoln, Of Boston, each have a
niderable following.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-06
Made Miserable for Life.

N. .Ais you may easily DO If you fail to remedy
t,s "ul' es'ion and non-assimilAtion OF the
NV, which are the attendants and origi-
m.s Os OF nervousness. that ever present all.
ns .u' which no narcotic, mineral sedative or
rsI'. ae can ever do more than temp ,rarily
.@. e,e' OF course there rem edies have on
l,,,' upon the organs Of digestion and assimi
nnS u' except to disorder and enfe eble the III,
AM. agsravatipg the original d filcuty.
,vme Inc most alarming and dangerous
scn p'oms OF chrome nervousness ia In
,hn,i VIII CHI is the Professional term for in.
Nw.! 10 sleep. Where this exists there is
n,s tendency to mental overthrow,
hns. ahd eventual insanity. B.gin at the
,s,,a 'ain head Of all this difficulty with Hos
,.on' stomach Bitters ard avert evil con.
,r s'n.es' No sooner does the stomach re.
,b,as 's tone, and the system gain in vigor
V..' uxh The aid OF thts benign tonic, than
MIr. f''nrns aud the nerves grow Tranquil
CO. s and fever, rheums tism, bi ious n ess and
"'a'ion yield to the Biitsrs.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-06
BANKS RECEIVING MONEY
Al Memphis With Which to
Move the Cotton Crop.
BY Associated Press to The News.

BY Associated Press To The News.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6-The an.
nouncement that all banks in Mem.
phis, Tenn. had been notified by
their New York connections that
they were prepared to ship all the
money necessary to move the cot
ton crop caused comparatively little
comment in the trade in this city.
Vice President Anderson Graft.
of the American Manufacturing
company, which supplies 90 per cent
of,,all the bagging'used for cotton in
this country, in discussing the out.
look, said: sin the Memphis soc.
ton they have just begun to move
cotton. In South Georgia and
Texas sections they began to move
the product two weeks ago. |
think the financial stringency has
been felt less in the South than any.
where else. We have every conf.
dence IN our customers, and are tax.
ias tAS;s notes freely. Cotton
growers are well off at this time,
because, when they began to harvest
the 1929 crop, they could no tget
credit and consequently could not
sell out in advance. Now they own
their cotton outright, and there is
good market for it. The outlook
in the South is very encouraging
aud money is now comparatively
easy"
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What A Prominent Insurance Man Says.

H. NJ. Blossom, senior member of
H. NJ Blossom & Co, 217 N. Sd St.
St. Louis, writes: had been left with
very distressing cough, the result Of
influenza, which nothing seemed to re
lieve, until l took Billiards. Horehound
Syrup. One bottle completely cured
rue. l sent one bottle to my sister,
who had severe cough, and she ex'
perienoed immediate relief. l always
recommend this syrup to my friends.
John Cranston, 9OS Hampshire
street, Quincy, Ills, writes: ! have
found Billiards. Horehound Syrup
superior to any other cough medicine
I have ever known. 1t never disap.
points. Price 500. Sold by FISHER
& Co., Waco, j. B. Cornish East
Waco, Texas.
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anoIana Methodist Conference

SP'Si"' ~ nc news
LAroRrE, Ind, Sept e.-Bisbon
Joyce toosy convened the animal
meeting of the North vest Iudi,na
conference # the Methodist chnrch
h. es.ues 'ne transaction Of routine
business the gathering will be ad.
dressed ., by many speakers of ma
,lonal reputation, and plans will be
,ala for an energetic campaign of
nome missionary work dur;nS the
coming year. Among the ceiebri.
ties already present are Chaplain
McGabe and Dr., Payne, of New
ORR; DR.. Spencer, of Philadel.
phla; j: G. Har,zell, of Cincin-
natl' and ID. II. Moore, editor of the
Western Christian Advocate
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Mexican Millionaire Dying.
BY Associated Press to The News.

CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. 6.-Sal-
vador Malo, a millionaire of this
city, who is widely known in finan.
cial circles throughout Mexico, the
United States and Europe, is dy
ing. On his recent arrival from
Europe he was suffering from some
affe ,tion of the nose which he did
not take much notice Of. Some Is
days ago gangrene set in and in
creased so rapidly that it must
shortly attack the brain. Mr.. Malo
was brought into great prominence
through his connection with lhe
Tehuantepec railway project.
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Washington News Items.

BY Associated Press to The News.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.--Presi-
dent Cleveland and Secretary La.
mont have been considering, it is
said, the advisability of transferring
Assistant Secretary McAdoo, of
the navy to the war department,
to be assistant secretary of war.
Assistant Secretary Grant, who
will be released when Mr.. Lamont's
assistant is appointed, has proved
himself we'll qualified for his posi-
ton, but being Republican his dis.
placement is demanded.
John w. Ross, president of the
commissioners of the District Of
Columbia, and practically mayor of
Washington, was seriously injured
last night by jumping from cable
car in motion and landing in front
of a swiftly moving car coming in
an opposite direction, which
knocke d him down and dragged him
a distance of 80 feet before tie car
could be stopped. Mr.. Ross sus.
tanned a severe fracture of the ribs,
but at late hour last night he was
resting easily, and his physicians
are hopeful of his recovery.
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Parliamentary Sensation.

| Special TO The News,
LONDON, Sept. 6--Something of
a sensation has been caused, espe.
cially among the Welsh members
OF parliament, bv the publication of
letter from Mr.. Gladstone, IN
which the premier says that he can
not pledge himself as to single bills,
referring to the Welsh disestablish.
meet bill. The Welsh members
thereupon held meeting at which
1t was proposed TO demand def.
Mite statement from the prime minis.
ter, and threatening the withdrawal
OF their support in the event of its
being withheld.
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Mexican Millionaire Dying
From Cangrene.
HOMECOMING FORCOTrON
Other Interesting Items From
Various Sections.
Congressional.
BY Associated Press to The News:

WAsn.NGT2&, Ssccrr:. 6. The
vice.president, at 11;25 o'clock
laid before the ser ate the resolution
of Mr.. Voorhees, changing the hour
of meeting of the senate to IL
O'Clock. Mr.. VOORHEES, said:
CATER full and careful consultation
with the friends of this side of the
chamber of the bill to repeal the
purchasing clause of the Sherman
act, | will ask that the resolution
go over for the present. The
resolution was therefore laid over.
The committee on rules, pres.
sided over by Speaker Crisp, was
this morning forced to publicly
acknowledge defeat in the house in
the efforts to lead the Democratic
majority and secure the adoption of
the rules III aking hundred mem
bers quorum In committee of
the whole. When the house re-
sumed debate on the rules the an.
nounCeniont was ma2v ..nnaaaa The
committee on rules had resolved to
abandon, in Difference TO the OBJ.
lection of some of the prominent
Democratic leaders the rules upon
which the debate was pending when
the house adjourned last Saturday
making hundred members quo
rum in committee of the whole.
General Cathings, in making the
announcement, said the committee
yielded in Difference to a strong OPP.
position on the Democratic side, but
still believed the proposed change
was in the interest Of
expedition of business. General
Cathing.' statement precipitated a
general debate of a very lively and
entertaining character, participated
in by the leaders on both sides.
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ST. Louis Exposition.
Special to the News.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-The tenth
annual st. Louis Exposition was
opened today with impressive cere.
monies and will continue until Oct.
81. The present exhibition is the
most elaborate and extensive that
has been held since the series was
inaugurated, and in connection with
the illuminations and other attrac-
tions Of the Autumnal Festivities
Association is expected to be no
mean rival of the Worlds Fair.