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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

Ma posiedzeniu delegat6w
chlcagoskich grup Zwiazku
Narodowego Polskiego, ma
ktoren radzono mad naduzy-
ciami generalnego sekrctarza
Rzadu Centralnego iredaktora
Zgodz, wybrano Komitet z
pieciu cz}onkow, ably sic zajal
zwo]aniem nowego zebrania
ma dzieh 20 grudnia. Nazwiska
komitetowych J. Blociszewski,
R. Meclewski, A. Gruenwald,
Osuch M. Pikulski. Ale
szanowny komitet ME mia}
czasu spe}nic obowiazku, i
zanlm zadecYdowa], ma kiedy,
Rad Centralny Wv. N. P.
u}atwi} i'm prace i sam zwolal
delegatow ma dzleh 4 stycznia,
Q godzinie !, mlnut 80 wieczo.
rem.
w dniu tedy 4 Stycznia, 0
godzinie s wieczorem, zebrali
sic delegaci ponownie, po-
siedzenie zaga1] prezes Rzqdu
Centralnego. Zaraz zwroci}
mu uwage delegat B., ze
potrzeba wybrac osobnego
prezesa sekretarza ola tego
waznego posiedzenia i rozpo
czat parlamentarnie, lecz
Satalecki mIotkiem wall i
CLOS zabjja.
Rad Centralny oskarzony,
najlepiej MECH sam slebie
sadzi i wyda wyrok to
praktyczny parlamentaryzm
pana Adalii.
Zaczyna sic zabieranie
glosu srod prorokowanego
przez Wiarusowego astronoma
zacmlenia rozumow. Kazdemu
delegatowi zdaje sic, ze on
wszelkie wiz domosci pozjada},
a ci drudzy to tylko takie
po}medrki, jeden dale przyty-
ki drug1emu, i'm wieksze
dokuczanie, TEN g}oSnIejsze
bic mu bedaca w wiekszos2i 2i
holota bravo. Walka ma is
zykl gwar ogolny talk sic
poteguj2, 7e prawdziwy
Pociejew ma Noble ulIcy
pod numcrem 5--4.
Skarzqcy pan Teof] Stan,
czyta oskarzenic Z DzIc1uudu
CAicoyoshjego, a nadto odczy-
tuic 2 swoicj ksiQzNl llieszon.
kowej raporta "a kwarlal |,
IL III, rok MI, i wykazuje
wiclc wiclc wieccj-i ciGzIlich
grzechow.
Jedni lqdajq komisyi Sled
czej, drudzy sqdu honorowego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
hACCIE IA wlARUSA,
A9aag&N N !.

DIS ma pozzadku dziennym
interpelacye w parlamentach
wzgledem zlodziejstwa, oszu-
stwa i korupcyi najwiekszych
dygnitarzy-nic d dziwnego, ze
i Zwiazek N. 2. chce 81 wolf
narodu" zaszczyciG swoich
naczelnikow podobnemi sledz-
twami.
Pan Nlckl kaze szukac
prawdy W liczbach P. Ma1}ka !!
akiz ten pan naiwny! Dla
czegoz to P. Nicki liczbami i
datami ME zblja llczb dat
rewizora p. T. Stana? Ale
prawda, p. Nicki tylko
), oddzlaiywuje" ma kropidla-
.rzy!
~ + !,
P. Nicki wynalazl jakIs
,z}oty most. Dziekl Bogu-
bedzie m6g} wSrotce po ka-
waikiki sprzedawaG ma chleb
dla dzieci-gdyz wielcy ludzie
tacy jako on zwyllle lnnym
sposobem ma chleb zarabiac
nie umieja.
Grupa Zwiqzku N. ?. Nr.
1919 Krola Jana Ill. w Mani
stee ma juz ca}y zarzqd, brak
|jei tylko czIonkow. Ktoby
vice wiedziaI o jaSich, moze
dac znac w. KS. E. Koz}ow-
Sklemu,
Sto owiec czyni trzodc =
dziewiec wo}ow jarzmo-pie-
ciu zwiazkowcow grupe Zwiaz.
ku N. Pr tel prostej rzeczy,
ze i'm wiekszy zwierz, tenn
mniejsza liczba.
Ze slownika Zwiazku N. P.
wykreslono s}owo ,,krasc
Ma miejsce tego wsadzono
slowo: ,,posllkowac sic"
PonIewal, jak p. Nickl
plsze, ma rzccz zgodv micdzy'
ZIcdnoczenicm ZwiqzIlicm,
trzebaby wicIe poswiecic- a
naczelnictwo Iwiqzku 4 vol
narodu tyI>c Drac umic. zatcm
zgody ieszclc ME bcdzic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

dujaca wagi odpadkow" Or.
Fill. Hr. de Nic.)
?. Neumann obiecuje IVY,
swletnic" amerykahsKie sto-
sunki, skoso Micha}ek zacznie
W senacie robit historye.
Ma ,kolel do nieba" zbu
dowanel przez inzyniera
Luczyck;ego Manitowoc,
duchowni pasazerowie dostaja
Half tare-t. ]. plaza po}owe
"a tykiet, lecz bumelzugiem
i'm podrozowaG ME wolno.
P. Nagiel robi W d.. Ch.
dowcipy sam sic nieborak z
Mich smieje.
P. St. Szwajkart w tym
miesiacu sic zeli. Spodzrewac
sic wiec nale*y, ze Hlaru Z
Ojczy2qa bedzie miala teraz
smak m'odowego mies'aca.
Expedytorowie Wio1y 4
Ocsyzny oraz i Dzienmhd Chic.
zajecl sa obecnie wazna lite
racka praca. P. Kaczorowski
t}6maczy talentem ola d..
Ch. Trzech Muskieterow Du.
mas'a-a p. Sakowla tloma-
czy dla ". 1 O. angielskie-
go ), Klub Pikwika Dickens'a. :
-Jezeli wiec ma tenn ekspe.
dycya cierpi. to literatura W
dwojnasob zyska.
Mowy polityczne Michalka
wyjda W dwudzlestu trzech
tomach. Tymczasem p. Neu-
mann bedzie podawaE W hu
|rYerzc ciekawe ustepy.
Do konsorcyum Sztuk
plellnych W Chicago zg}osilo
sic ma rece p. Sawickieso
trzystu czestochowskich mala-
rzy artyst6w. Konsorcyum
zaciera Z radosci rece-a p.
kaczmarek, nieboral, bedzie
lp}aka}.
Emigranci polscy W Bray
Iii W niczem mic ustepuja
naszym. Znakomlte juz burdy
robia po polskich kosciolach :.
I tel okazyi postal u. N. P.
gratulacyJnq depesze.
Panowie Francuzy straciIi W
rollu 1891 jednego tyrana 2
tronu i posadzili ma MIN sto
daleko gorszych.
Miedzy ateuszami ten mai
slczesliwszy, kt6ry udowodniG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

O godzinie 9 po po}udniu
! panowie BrodowslSl, Nagiel
Wozny opuszczajq sale.
Zaczyna sic zbierac sad
dorazny, tax zwany lynch
justice.
Wleklihski VIOLA: Powiesic
skarzyciela!
Majewski: Krymlnalna spra-
we wytoczyc i do wiezienia
wtracic zbrodniarza, kt6ry
wydaje ma swiat}o dzienne co
sic dzieje W ciemnosciach
zwiazkowYch.
Lauferski chce Emusic
skarzyciela do klekniecia
pred tronem Adalli, podnie-
slenia obydwoch rex W niebo
i b]agania o przebaczenie.
Drezmal, adwokat, ,niedelegat
VIOLA: Wszakze urzednicy
Zwlazku mic ME maja procz
plotna w kieszeni. Pieniedzy
ME widac, wlec ME MONA
inacze] sadzit, tylko, ze Rad
Centralny jest swiety, a ten
co vie wiecej i majstruje
rachunki, powinien bye wy
rzucony naszego grona, DO
Zwiazek to huGec aniolow.
Pulkowski twlerdzi:: ME
zbadalismy ksiazek, ami iednej
zaczepionej przez pana Teo6la
Stana pozycyi nie sprawdzili-
smy ME wicmy, po czyjej
.s,ronie slusznose, czy 100000
Z kwartalu l Mallek, czy kto
lnny schowal-czy to Ma}}ek,
czy tez ca}y klub spiewakow
narobiE owych $50 hoszt6oc
nzednlho1v ma Sejm do Detroit
Przez piec miesiecy Ma}]el
ME zaciaga} do ksIag przycho-
du, ami rozchodu, bo pewnie
ME by}o co = ma coz wiec
sic dziwif, ze ksiqzI<i Zwiazku
i Zqody swleca pustkaml "a
czas pleclu miesiecy.-ktozDy
spiewac uczy} i gwizdat ma
fujarze?
Osuch twlerdzi:: Powod ME
porozumien to sprawa osobl
sta. Ma}}ek ME lubi, ably pan
Teofl Stan szczego}owo rewi.
J dowal ksiazki, ola tego mu
wydziera ksiazki reku
wygania Biura.
Wild, nledelegat, ME majacy
prawa do zabieranla g}osu tax
samo jak Drzyma}a wlelu
innych, twierdzi: Omy}ki So
ale choc ME slysze rozbierania
zastanowienia sic mad szcze-
g6lami, idac I hufcem, wnosze,
ably ryczaltem uznac oskarze.
ne "a nonseAs Z pochylo-
nem czolem oddaG Rzadowi
Centralnemu votum zaufania,
Ada!ia VIOLA: [ h at s
. IL ri 9 h t.
WleNlnhski dodWc: Mocha
bedztc jcszcze wiecej, anilel.
al ri Q j Woiam, ably
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

SYDNEY. = Australia dis
oardzo zfym stanie wslxutels
stralkow znstoJu W przemvsle
handlu, ktory TAX tu, jull W Euro
PIE Lawet w Amerycc hardzo
czuc sic daie. Pomimo to Australia
jest zlemia obiecuna dla kuzdego,
ktorY piracy $40 nic leka, Il szcze-
golniej dla tych co w znem, praco-
wac potrafia, ma wtasny rachunek.
sdyz zicmia dobru + mia (s1 "a
aN'er, p'atnv W przeciugu lat 3O).
folakow tn ma1o, az tych co tn "a
1ym sic naJlepiej powodzi, kt6rzv
SIC natychmast nn ziemi osiedI1lj.
cl dzlS sa bardzo bogacl. Z inny-
M dl'eIe sic juk owym Mackiem,
klory co zorobif to zjad}. -Jezyls
panulacy anglelski. = Chclano tn
k'lk;' lat temu ksiedza polskiego
,rrowadzic, Iecz sic ME udafo. w
South Australia jest ksiadz poIski
(Nogalskl Jezuita). Kllmat, ideal
ME dobry, Mona by tn stworzy6
plekna koIonia polskq, hyle ludzl
przyJechafo trcche mini cz}o-
wick, ktoryby byi lch prewody-
rem. Takim cziowiekiem moAe bvG
tylko ksiadz. Dowodem South.
Australia. Is. .Rogalskl rrzyiechat
garstka poznahskich chtop6w,
os'edllf lch nu zlemi, a be.!ac icL
proboszczem. ciagIo lch trzyma w
w'erzo katollckiej, ME dajsc I'm
znpomlnac TEN, IL so poluI<nm;
(Wr1bleacshi)
BERLIN. w ostatnim dn;,
stnrego rokL umuri Piotr Eranci.
seek Relchensrerger, zafozyciel
ufusi prze"odzca katollcklego cen-
trum W berlhsklm parlamencle.
byf to goracy katolik, swiotny
mowca wytrwafy obrohca praw
hoscIofa WARY katohck,cj. Wo.
goie by1 wymownym rzecznikien
kasdcJ SprawledIivej sprawy. w
sprawach polsklch Kslestwa pod
nos'f czesto sw6j wymowny CLOS.
Zawsze wa'czyt dobra walka 20
wolnosc i spraw1edlwosG. R.
i. p.
HAMBURG. Przvpadki
smlerci ma cholere So bardzo rad
kle. s Stycznia poch}one}a ia zars.
"a dwie otiary.
RzYM. = Ojciee swrety
twlerdzi, ze " Europie W tym roku
stanle SIG cos bardzo waznego. =
BIskupow polskich pod zaborem
mosklewsklm napomnlal Oiciee
sWlGty, ably W tym roku lie moz-
ncsci rzadem rosyjskim HE zadzle.
rail-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
re SWIAT.A.

BERLIN Me wolno w1ece7
biednym poddanvm rocv;.l,;,,,
Jezdzlc kolejami n,emieckiemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

napowr6t wracaja do stolu
Pahsklego. Parafa d}ugami
morzona, ponownie w lepsza
patrzy przysz}osG, X. pro-
boszc" Gala geba moze powie-
dziec: ,Jestescie wszyscy
mole dzieci ia Wasz Ojciec. I"
Szczesc Wan wszystkim
Boze! = dodaje Wlarus.
1ApIsUJCIE sORIE wIARUsA
DeItgaci chicagoScy
a
fa4szerstwa zwiaz-
koWe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

zdaje sic, wszelkie swoje
zasoby uczaloscl-gdyz zaczy-
ma przezuwac dawne dowcipy
Cyrullka-o Grygii, Alasce i
szachowaniu MoskaI;.
EAPIsUJCIE sOBlE WIAnuss}
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

RzYM. = Ojciee swlety
twlerdzi, ze " Europie W tym roku
stanle SIG cos bardzo waznego.
B'skupow polskich pod zaborem
moskle"sklm napomnlat Ojciee
swlety, ably W tym roku lie MOI
ncscl 2 rzadem rosyjskim HE zadzle.
rail-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

Miedzy ateuszami ten mai
s1czesliwszy, kt6ry udowodniG
IL p c k a ME m a.
,SocyalIzm Jest smiertcInym
n:cpr1WaclcIem zIod@ici. On
t4 l.o moe mas Cd z!odlicI
u~oInic (Bcrlhsai Yer
~o~fy).
JcleIi socyaIizm mas cd
zIoJzioji uwolni, tcdy powic-
my e ledcn szczur poza, !
drlslc4G.
nDobra psu mucha .. .Au.
ryer MIcaaIka wyczcrpaI juz,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

HAMBURG. Przvnadk
smlerci ma cholere So bardzo rad
A1e. s Stycznla poch}one}a ia zars
"a dwie ofiary.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18

FIFTEEN THOUSAND New York business
men exclusive of bankers and brokers
have petitiOned the Senate to repeal
the Sherman 'aW.
SPAIN will demand from Morocco sub
stantial guarantee securing her rights
10 Melilla, besides adequate indemnity
from the Sultan.
JUDGE X. ID. MOBLEY, receiver of the
Montrose land office and pioneer of
Mesa County, was killed in the Union
Depot yards at Grand Junction, Col.
G. M. OvERNlAN, president of the de-
funct Citizens Bank, OF Hillsboro, O.,
has been indicted for fraud He is ac-
cused Of having embezzled $4,000.
REMAINS Of q man recently found in
Cherokee Strip have been identified as
J. +. Polk, civil engineer, Denver. He
is supposed to have been murdered.
FRANK HICKEY has been discharged
by the grand jury of Conway County,
Ark, no evidence to hold him for the
murder of John NJ. Clayton being adj
duCed.
WESLEY J. ORR, 20 years old, of Oak
wife, who eloped with q farm hand
named Jones. The latter deserted her
in Indianapolis
broker San Antonio, Tex, was found
murdered. The crime is supposed TO
have been committed by burglars, as
his safe was rifed.
ABOUT 800 colored lawyers, represent
ing nearly every state in the South and
several in the North, met at Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn, for the purpose of organizing
an international bar association.
ENGINEER RICKENBAUGH was killed by
falling from his engine near Carrolton,
Mo. Supt. Crouch happened to be on
the train and finally managed to get ON
the engine and stop it's wild race.
THE California Chinese convention
resolved that President Cleveland and
cabinet be censured for nOn-enforce-
ment OF the Geary act and that Con-
gress be called upon to refuse an extern
sion of time for registration.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18
MISSOURI TOWN IN ASHES.
Fire Sweeps the Village of King City,
Causing $50, 900 Loss.

Fire sweeps the Village of King City,
Causing $50, 900 Loss.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct. 16.-Fire started
in q bakery at King City last night and
before it was extinguished did damage
to the amount of $15O,OOO. The follow
ing firms were burned ont: First Ma
tional Bank; T. j. Hasty & Son, hard
ware; Mayer q Levy, dry goods; II. A.
Bradley, drugs; L. s. Walker & Co.,
dry goods; c. H. Stuart, drugs;
Bowman & Bowman. clothing; Mrs.
Camp, bakery; W NJ. MILAN, dry
goods; William Myer, harnesses; Dan
Yantis, restaurant; Hershey Bros,
drugs; H. Edwards, hardware; James
Spence, three buildings; L. L. Cogsdill,
barber shop; Democrat office; Miller &
Comstock, livery; Chronicle office;
Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows and
Masonic Hall; DR. Woodside's office, ].
". Sullineer, law office; George d. Bur
ton, grocery; the post-office, y. Baird q
Co, dry goods; George Ryan, tin shop;
DR.. =. 2. McCaskin. The post-of1ice
was burned but the mail was saved.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18
WHY vERAGUA IS WELL PLEASED.
His Visit to America Likely to Material
Iy Benefit His Fortunes.

His Visit to America Likely to Material
1y Benefit His Fortunes.
MADRID, Oct. IS. = The, Duke De
Veragua with his family has returned
here from his visit to the United States
after having stayed for some months at
San Bebastian. The Duke is eloquent
in praise of the reception given him by
the American people. He says his an
cestor Columbus could never have
imagined that such great nation as
the North Americans could ever
have fiourished in the lands he had
discovered across the Atlantic; that the
highest state of civilization should exist
in the new world where Columbus
found only savages. The Duke con-
siders himself fortunate in having ac-
cepted the invitation of the United
States, as through the generosity Of the
great people and out OF the gratitude to
the family of Columbus for his discov-
cry Of the new world from which event
the United States has been the principal
gainer) the dilapidated fortunes OF the
descendants OF Columbus are likely to
lla
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18
CURTIS JURORS WERE BRIBED.

Sensational Charges Concerning the
Trial of ''SamI. Of Posen.''
San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 16.-The Ex-
am;ner publishes statement of charges
that have come to light of bribery of
four juror in the recent trial of
III. B. Curtis, the actor, for the
murder of Policeman Alexander
Grant of this city The state
.nent is based principally upon the
declaration Of J. n E. Wilson, Curtis
attorney, and the men who are accused
Of trying to get money from Curtis on
the ground that they paid jurors to
vote for his aCquittal are Frank Nc
Manus, commonly known as king"
McManus, local politician, and State
Senator William j. Dunn. Accord
have since Curtis acquittal made sever
al efforts to induce Curtis and Mrs. Cur
It's to pay them s., 800 saying that by
agreement with Curtis by which they
We're to receive $4,000 they paid four
jurors s., 800 to vote for Curtis
acquittal. Thomas NJ. McFarlane
and {. s. Coy are mentioned as two of
jurors bribed. Wilson denies there
was any attempt to bride jurors as far
as he knows, and Curtis, McManus and
Dunn also deny it, Curtis is now living
on his ranch near Fresno and is
guarded by a deputy sheriff, the actor
having made a demand upon the
sheriff of Fresno for protection, stating
his life had been threatened by Nc
Manus and others, though he did not
say the trouble was on account of jury
bribing transaction Attorney Wilson
relates an interview he had with Nc
Manus and Dunn in which he says they
tried to get money from Curtis to bride
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18
JOHN GIVEN MORE TIME.
Amended Chinese Exclusion Act Passes the
House.


WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 16.-The
House took vote on the McCreary
Chinese bill at O clock this afternoon,
and the bill passed with Mr.. Geary's
amendment. This extends the period
of exemption from deportation of
Oh inese for six months. The vote was:
Ayes, 1877; nays, 9.
Debate on the McCreary bill was re-
sumed at the close of the morning hour.
Mr.. Blair, of New Hampshire, who was
nominated to the Chinese mission by Mr..
Harrison. but whose eXequater was not
granted by the Chinese government on
account of his hostile expression toward
the Chinese when the exclusion act
was passed in 1899, taking the floor in
favor of the bill. While he did not
think the McCreary bill all embracing
in substance, it covered the policy upon
which the government had entered
with the reference to the Chinese. If
the policy we have undertaken respect
ing Chinese immigration is now to be
mutilated or defied, said he, we might
as well assume that!the tide of immigra-
ton from all other directions is to flow
on unimpeded
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18
THEY QUIT GLADSTONE.
ParneIlite Members of Parliament VIII No
Longer Support the Premier.

lVHS6l OuppUlU GI0 IUiIIlOl,
DUBLIN, Oct. 1O.-The speech made
last night at the Parnellite meeting held
in the rotunda here by John Redmond,
the Parnellite leader and member of
Parliament for Waterford, has caused q
sensation here and throughout political
circles in Great Britain, for it indicates
clearly that the Parnellites will no
longer support Mr.. Gladstone or bis
policy.
Mr.. Redmond discussed the home
rule situation and remarked that the
whole question had undergone fatal
change. He said that the situation they
had met to consider was one of deadly
peril to Irishmen; the home rule ques-
tlon had been hung up by the
Liberal party in Parliament and
the independent Nationalist who
consented to submit to the reiec-
ton of the home rule were either
fools or slaves. He declared that the
Irish cause at the present moment was
menaced by deadly peril which was
the inevitable result of the Nationalist
surrender to the English. The late
Charles Stewart Parnell's prediction is
fully justified, said Mr.. Redmond; there
was no use in deceiving the Irish peO-
pie into the belief that the British
people who had taken up home rule
acted from any other motive than
necessity and only when they realized
that the British interests were i'm
perilled. The danger, the speaker
claimed, lay in the fact that Ireland no
longer blocked the way. The Liberals,
according to Mr.. Redmond, had
hung up home rule for an en-
tire year (until 1894 at least) and
now they intended to proceed to
the consideration of English reforms
without having settled with Ireland, SO
soon as the voters of Great Britain
realized that Ireland would submit to
this. Thus, Mr.. Redmond added, was
a large part of Mr. Parnell's life work
undone and home rule would disap
pear for q generation or more. More
rule did Mr. Gladstone offer? The bill
Of last session, the speaker claimed,
was dead, and the next one would I'M
doubtedly be a further compromise
measure.
Mr.. Redmond then criticised at
length the course of the votes of
Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien, whose
names were greeted with groans and
Kisses. The Parnellite leader then
said that it was a strange thing, when
Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.. Morley adj
mitted that the bill did not give full JUS
tice to Ireland, that an Irish member of
Parliament was to be found who would
declare in the name of the Irish race
that this bill, with its humilitating re-
strictions and degrading limits, fully
satisfied the nationalists demands.
In conclusion Mr.. Redmond made
definite announcement to the effect
that at the coming session of Parlia-
ment he and his followers would de-
cine to follow the government to q di
vision in the Hobbies on the English
questions. This statement of Mr. Red
monds was greeted by loud and long
cheering by the audience assembled III
the rOtUnda
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18
CHILDREN AT THE FAIR.
Thousands of Little People Flock to the
White City.

WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, CHICAGO, ILL.,,
Oct. Lett was beautiful day for the
children. Nature smiled at them and
they were everywhere-upi in the Fer
ris wheel, through the Plaisance, in the
buildings, about the grounds, and the
more saving ones, who had stored
their pennies for this day proud
" purchased their own tickets
for ride in the gondolas or electric
launches. II the day holds out as fine
as it opens there will be scores of thou
sands of the little ones come through
the gate. The morning attendance was
very large. The children crowded the
street ears and the omnibuses and Gag
eriy clamored for admission through
tie gates But there was no crush and
no delay in getting them through.
The schools of the city were all closed
and will be for the rest of the week.
Several philanthropical gentlemen and
business firms provided special trains
and wagon transportation for the pupils
to the fair. A good many thousand
tickets were given them by others and
the school teachers presented the tickets
to those of their classes who behaved
most admirably the past week. Kohl
saat, the big baker, provided any amount
of sandwiches and pies free for the
children, so they had about everything
they needed to make their day happy
without expense. Some of the teachers
came in cha-~ Of their classes ana a
great many the children had the
protection of their parents. The
school exhibits of different states and
institutions were made central visiting
points. The children were shown
what other nuDi1S less fortunate than
they had accomplished and they were
told what children in some of the far
away schools were doing and what kind
of schools they had The 10 cent rate
has been maize effective for those under
Is years Of age; SO those of the higher
grades and high schools will be able to
put in full week at the White City at
a cost trifie above that of one day S
admission at the ordinary fair rate.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18
NO ACTION ON HORSEPOWER.
The Judiciary Committee Unable to Sc
cure a Quorum of Members.

The Judiciary Com mlttee Una bic to Sc
cure Quorum of Members.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct. lot was
thought that the Senate committee on
Judiciary would at it's meeting this
morning take up and dispose of the
nomination of Judge Hornblower, of
New York, to be associate justice of
the supreme court, but there
was not full committee in
attendance and consideration of the
nomination was again deferred. The
supreme court judges now sitting are
anxious that the committee should
make report on the nomination as
soon as possible SO as to have the ques-
ton disposed of in the Senate
SO that the court may have a
full bench for the transaction
of business. The judiciary COM
mittee realizes the Importance of
action but it seems extremely difficult,
the members say, to have any subject
outside of the repeal of the Sherman
law considered until that question is
finally disposed of. If this view of the
case is accepted the matter may possibly
be postponed for some time yat-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18
ATTEMPT TO ROB A CAR.
Chicago Police Drive Off a Party of
Bold Highwaymen.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 16.-Four highway
men tried to hold up Calumet electric
street car at One hundred and Ninth
Street and Michigan Avenue early
this morning. Two of the robbers
sandbagged Edward Kelly, conductor,
and the others covered motor
man James Gilman with their
revolvers. AS they were starting
to rob the conductor. Sergt. Riley
of the Kensington police, saw the
attempt and with Police Officers
Curtis and Sheehan started after the
robbers. They ran across the prairie
closely followed by the officers. The
fugutives separatedin the darkness and
but one, August Meyers, was captured