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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21
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w X
STEVENS POINT, Is
Wrzesnia. - W poblilu mia
sta naszego pala sic bory l
pastwiska, mad miastem uno'
sza sic geste chmurY dymu.
Gryzacy dym napeinia mlesz'
kama l wyciska Ivy z ocsu.-
Zamkniety przez diuzszY czss
Comerclal Bank rozpoczat
swoje lnteresa ma nowo. -
Oh. Joz. Breszka W Hull
~postradal przez polar p:awie
q, Is ,wol uieruchoms majatek.
DETROIT. : Katedre flo
zofli W Semlnaryum polskiem
obj9t Wei. k. DIR. ClemuIew'
ski, swlezn przybyiy z Re- mu,
yizie uzyskal stopleh doktora
fi,ozofii i teologi.
o p. "a
fialnych trafnie sic "Yraza
wychodzacY W P%hllaaelphl
ro'skl tygodnik Pahyoto, pl-
szac W numerze 2 Is Wrzes.
mia:
II znowu " .lllmore,
kllku w~ichrzycjeli z,"r6cilo
glowy naszym krochm Inym
chlopom - politykom, x;crzy
powtorre napadli ia naJgor
liwszego k%apiana ks. Baraba.
SEA l zniewa3yc 60 us'fowaIl
(iezeli podll lud2ie NIGGA zuie
wazyG.)
P'1ninI". T. pei :Naut
tlu&i ~ t2erepnah 2a2l@H}vch
b-cbvzr'&5w b. WARY moz
GU bl!.b> 10 tie i z#muriowa.
II. g1yhy r,rz"iem z r"w"!ae-
ri n;p pr2ywoi.l w'elu mnycn
do pomncy. Kllku Szalenrou
aresz;owan,. Aap'an ME
cofna' re, ale ws2edi do ko
s;IoNa. odprawi| M~ze sw. -
mpdlac sig IA swvrh p'zes'a
dovcuw..
wv Sraju = ludz;e CT, raz
ma rok rozMaHnnii 2 kap'an1m
prev kpuf-syona!e.,. tn, che e.
|lby mn, rzadz,G. Woinosc =
zgub~a fla zw'erzat!...'
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
T%uNrj,ze Tow. ,zruk p,eknych
kupilo ki!ka ob1aznw uaszych
maiAr1y polskich MA wystaw;e
ch c*go-se]
NOWY sos.1I sw. Jana
Nepoinucena Chicago stanie
prey poinocnel Carpenter I'll.
jako .Jeden 2 najwiekszych
W tenn miescie. Bedzie 1876
stop dlugi, 1872 stopy szsrok,,
i pomiescl 1000 s'etzac,ch
osob. Wiehsza wleza $40 stop
wysoka, ukorenowana bedzie
krzy2em, ktory pa wlecz6r
oswletlony, z daleka bedzle
w;dzialnym. Dnia 8 Wlzeapia
polo2yl ks. arcyblskup Feehau
kamieh wegielny POD ten no
wy polskl kcsclos
MANITOWOC durosza,
De cudotworca, pc znanym
krachu bapkowyn1, czsmpre-
a.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21


Pan Bog sprawiedliwy zrza-
d. }, &c klas7tor nareszcie
dostat sic we wsasciwe
rece, a cudotw6rca zjechai ma
pospolltego manaaera drukar-
nj. Zapewnianie Siostry
przeiozone} lest tylko mic
nleznaczacym frazesem, spo
wodo"anym wzbudza]acem
litosc policemen cudotw ORGY.
Co pisalismy O przemarno.
wanych W Banku ulebranych
tysltcach, to mlmo szatanskich
ktamstw j zaklinan intereso
wanego krelacza W ogolnoscl
pozostaie prawda. Trzech ksle.
zY naraz o tenn uam doniosfo,
pom,edzy tyml Iedeu. kt6ry
sam y btnku MITCHELL troche
gr sza ,t.a:, |.
MILWAUKEE,. = Pogrzeb
nix Derus cieszy sic, ID cd
bIerze cd uwiezionego apteka-
RIA NJ. SzarzYhsk,ego 10
tysiecy dolarow odszkodowa.
MIA, o ktore skarzy1. Oby
tylko tax dlugo zyl, al tego
szczescia dostapl!
Drug podobny facet, p.
j.. Beh!endt, cleszy sic jak
mate dzlecko, ze dostanie Cd
wiel. ks. Gorsklego l0tyslecy
dolarow odszkodowonia. Tax
]uz Jest pew!cn lego szczescm,
" sprss2a humow daje IN
try Szalankl "a 5
venlow.
Zuogowat zt4'1 Dr.. LIE ort
s%erdeczny pray aclel Dr.. Os.
tcowsklego 2 wlosKim dvplo.
mem. Zgaduja tn, ze DR.. Os-
trowski ostro "a Dlm sic wynie.
sic.
PASSAlC N. j. rs
Skullk koIextu,e Iutal ma bu
DOVE Aosc,ola slowialisko.
niemleckiego oraz >zknfy.
FOREST CITY, Pa. - KS.
Burba zwoia} .udot9d IA II
Wrzesnia vice pol,Ko.Iitewskl.
Polacy muslel, zapiaclG 20 10
centow wstepnego. lecz AMI
slowa polskiego ole usiyszeli:
wszystko po htewsku. Teraz
Polacy SAM chca sob!e tn vice
urzadziG, ale Litwiuow ME
beda pro>lG. ably I'M 30 10
centow >k}adaIr.
BOGACZ nownjprs'<i pan
eizmanu">IH' Kup'i ia 81
tys,ec, dularrA pulsx,ch ubra.
COW IA wys'a"'e rh'cagosS!e]
- ra2em poAnhno szesG. a
iona legH te5 leszcze pare
@hce sup &. Kosztowny
obraz polskiego MALARIA Z
wystawy kupil takze pan DR..
I}owiecki z Detroit.
POLONIA. = WYbraii sic
ztad ma wystawe do Chicago
nastepnjacy tute]si obywatele:
Jsk6b Wiczek. Jan Wiczek,
Teofll Cierzan i J6zef Sobiesz-
czY1.
A m a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21
przyniest fonograf, ofarowany

w! poNleIZfl Nasty
pujace >iowa: Nv 1ym dnlu
poswleconym sw. Jlachimowl,
maIzonkowi sw. Amy ojcu
N.lsw. Panuy Mary, mio MI
W W,,ykau'e, W obecuosH sw.
kolegiu:n, wezwac opiekl sw.
patryarchy: Ave Sancte Joa-
,hm Ave!''
Fonograc przeu,eslouY no
srodek sal', nowtorzyf bardzo
w>ra3nie sinwa OLGA sw.
poczem jeszeze wygios!f move
nleodza}owaueJ pamleci kardy-
uaia M.n:uga roku 1890.
ktorei czclgodne kolegium
wys}uchalo g!eboklem
wzruszeniem. OWE sonatY o
charakterze koscielnym, pc.
wierzone niegdYs instrumental.
wi, zostaly -ownlez wykonane
z wielka dokladnoscia. OJciec
sw. ida wal SIC bye nsezmler-
NE zadowolony z zachwytu
otoczenla, ktore p.erwszy raz
20 wiekszej czsscI >iyszafo
slowa, wychodzace Q maszyn-
XII.
kiedy kvsztowhy aparat
skonczyl swe zaduuie, Ojciec
sw. req oczq} rozmo"q. zwra-
~aJqc SIC %uajprzod do prrfekta
kongregacyl obrzadkow |
oswiadczajac, u niebawem
druglego sw. Joachima Kos
cioi czcic zhcznie w osob!e
Juachlma Plccolom;niego, "a
kounika Sienny: k.orego
sprawa beatyfkacyi znajduje
sic iuz W biegu. Rozmowa
sh'erowa'a sic nastepn!e IA
stan zdrowia k,lku Kardyna-
tow. Zwrocaiac SIC do Hardy
nala Merte|, Oiclec sw. wYrazii
wielkie zadowolenie 2 wlaIu
moscl, IL sedzlwy Hardy VA!
byl obecnym ma uruczys
tosc'ach sw. Wawrzynca
dodaf z uprzejnym usmie-
chem: nKardYnai Mer.el
zawsze dale dobry pr2yk}ad
vszystkim". kledy kardynal
ten zazpaczyi, u zbll2a sic Go
konca dziewlatego krzyzyka,
Leon XIII odrowiedzlal:
nTrzech mas tutal przekro~z,-
10 osmy krzyzyk. T,, k"rdy
male, pierwszy. Ka:dyual S,
rafnl a". Ojc'ec sw, Z z,do-
wolenlem dowiedz,a} si7, ze
playa cholery zmu1el-1a Sc W
Nearolu i wvrazli nadzlej9, il
niebawem odbierze pony sln:-,
see wiadomoscl z Casino. q
wielkiem zaieciem wyp}tywai !!
sic Oiclec sw. o szczegoty do.
tyczace budowy K sciot" So.
Joachlma i 'Swihiczy', ae 4
wielka radosc a przNju.ie ten
dar prawdziwiu s}nowskl,
iscle katolicki |, p"wszechny,
przeznaczouy IA sZcrZenle
nabo2ehstwa d. Jtgo sNie'r.
go Patrona.
W koncu audycncy, wszys
cy obecni przeszli pc kolel
pred Ojcem sw.. ktory Ha2.
demu podaf reke do ucaiowa.
mia Oowodca gwardyi paplez.
k,ei. Crostarosa, %zlo1yi jubl-
leuszowe swletopietrze W imie.
niu tej1e gwardyi W kwocie
$500 fir. oraz album z podp,.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21
butow, i pozostawione przez
nlch rzeczy ulegfy zniszczerlu.

pulOW, l pOZOStaWlOne pfZeZ
nlch rzeczY ulegfy zniszczerlu.
katolick, W
Chicago pomiedzy mnem,
powzlai nastepuiace rezolucye:
y Trzeba dokladaG wszel-
kich staraE, ably pomnaaat
nasze katollc6ie szkoiy para
lialne kolegla,
y kongres katollcki jest
przekonany, ze wychowanie
! katolickie podlug uchwat lllgo
plenarnegu soboru Balt,mor-
Sklego j odnosnYch po,tauo.
Wen Stol;cy apostolsk,ei IL C..
no NUT bye u,rzymanem
81 Kougres oswlsdcza wsp0 :,
czuc'e ola ucisnlonej Irland /
2 pcwodu odrzucen,a pro-
lzbe lordow bl]l'u Gladstone
o samorzadzie 1rlanGyi - )ako
TED oswiadcza wyrazy sympathy
ola gneblonei Polskl
ola p~rzesladowanych przez
cara zydow.
kosci6t Jest ozywlony mai.
wieksza m;toscia ola Klasy
pracujqcej zaleca sadly polu.
bovine W sprawach pomledzy
kapitalis.ams i pracujaceml.
! Nadto wskazuie: wstr2emiez.
liwost. sniec7ni- medme!i - i
czytan," ksia2ek i pism, !ako
srod6, prowadz4ce do dobr,.
bytu i moralnosci. - ag,ta-
torzy ME g przyjacio}mi
robotulka lecz k~osci5f....
Jake wierni synowie kraju,
c%z}onkow1e kongresu katolic-
klego osHiadczyli swa milo;G
Geese ola swej Chwalebnej
Rzeczypospol,tej. ,,Najprzod! z
ewangella Chrystusa W ]ednei
rece konstytucya S>:now
ZIednoczonvch " drugle]! To
nusze EHsiy"
W MlNlONYM t1go!,'n
odbyt We " Chicago k"ngr"s
religllny, ia ktorym byll
obecnl reprezentancl wszelklch
stowarzyszeh religijnYch. Pre-.
mawlali na MIN: kardynaf
Gibbons, arcyblskup Redwood
z Novel, Zelandyi, D'onysius
Latas, arcyblskup 2 Zante,
flozof szwedzki Carl Won
Bergen, N. D%harmapala oraz
P. G. Mozandar z Tndyj,
PAM Laura Ormiston Chauu.
rabln 2ydowski Dr.. E. G
Hirsch | innl.
M6wiono, i tylko mowIono
cafemi dniomi.
Celem tego nSwiatowego
kongresu wyznah miaIo bye,
ably
,,pokazaG, jak wazueml So
rzeczy, W ktorych wszyscy
sic zgadzala, a jak mato
znaczacemi te, W ktorych
poszczegolne wyznanla rellgii.
ne sic rozchodza."
PrawowIernl katollcy DO
wa2nie klwai4 giovanni mad
tym kongresem byto to
tel niczem wiecej, lax PREY.
pomn'eniem babilohs&'ego po-
mieszania jezYkoA.
POLITICIAN rrzen'wn cy
Clevelanda dziwia sic. De
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21

L MANITOWOC donosza,
De cudotworca, pc znanym
krachu bankowyn, czgmpre-
dzej zapisai klasztor dom
sierot ma Slostry FelicYanki.
lnsczej pan Kadow bylby
zabraf odnosne zabudowan,a
jake swoja wissnosc, podobnie
iak postaplt 2 d~rukaruia. l tax
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21
Prem llleratn wynOsi
w a r u n k

w Stanacu Zjed. i KanaAzic $500
w EuTop;c (konieCZnic nupr26u( $3.50
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21

POLITICIAN rrzeniwn cy
Clevelanda dziwia sic. De
nowonarodzonel swoIej drug,e)
coreczce nadaf znowu im,e
zydowskie = Estera; plerw.
szej 'mle Ruth. Polscy repu.
blikan,e W New Yorku, ktorvch
ludzie utracili' urzeda W
rzadowym dnmu emlgracyjnym
przvpuszcxa]a, re stale sic to
z tego samego powodu, 2
ktorego urzeda pc PolaKach
W owym zakfadzle dostaty sic
zydem, malacym nos podobny
do prezydenta Stanow Zied-
noczonych. Cleveland
pewnle niewiele sobie robl z
podobnych przytykow.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21

POLONIA. = Wybraii sic
ztad ma wystawe do Chicago
nastepnjacy tute]si obywatele:
Jak6b Wiczek. Jan Wiczek,
Teofll Cierzan i Jozef Sobiesz-
czY1.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-02-15
HOW Deaf Mutes Dance.

sI never felt SO lonesome in my life, !"
said a gentleman recently, "as when I
CHANGED to be thrown one day with a
picnic party Of deaf mutes. They could
understand each other, laughed and car
ried on and had good time generally,
while sat like a mummy, apart, look
ing on, but unable to participate in any
of the fun.
Gone thing that surprised me greatly"
he continued, twas to see them indulge
in dancing. had always supposed that
it was absolutely essential to hear the
rhythm Of the music in order to keep the
time Of a waltz or polka. To be sure,
they had an orchestra on the dancing
barge, and for a time I regarded that as
peculiar, for few if any of the party
could hear the strains.
"After a little thought solved the
mystery. The mutes could not hear the
music, but they felt it, which was just
as effectual. To be sure of the matter ]
spoke to the leader of the orchestra, and
he assured me that my surmise was cor
rect, and that when he was employed by
the party it was expressly stipulated that
he should bring his biggest bass drum
as, bass yiols. The deep tones were
5ibratory than the others, and the
il kept excellent waltz time by feel
in; .ie vibration of the wood flooring
upon which they danced."- York
Herald
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-02-15
The Canal Tolls.

OTTAWA, Ont, February 14.--An extra
Official Gazette issued this morning says
relative to the canal tolls for the season
of navigation of 1898: ''For the season of
1898 canal tolls for the passage of wheat,
Indian corn, peas, barley, rye, oats, flax
seed and buckwheat eastward through
the Welland Canal, ten cents ton; for
passage eastward through the st. Law
renee canals, ten cents ton. The pay
ment of said toll of ten cents ton for
passage through the Wenand Canal to
entitle these products to free passage
through the st. Lawrence canals The
arrangement is apparently more favora-
BILE to American than to Canadian ship
pers. Last year all grain, ETC.. carried
through to Montreal had to pay 20 cents
a ton. This Disseminated against Og-
densburg, N. Y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-02-15
A Filibusterine Expedition.

New YORK, February 14.-The Morn
ing Advertiser says sensation has been
caused in shipping circles by story to
the effect that an expedition is being
fitted out at Key West, Fla, by Cubans
and Am ericans to proceed 10 Honduras
for the purpose of conquest and plumber.
Several hundred men, armed with re-
peating rifles and said to be ready to EN-
bark on a small steamer chartered at a
northern port now en- route to Key West
where she is expected to arrive today.
The vessels hold is well ballasted with
cannon.
Consul general Baiz of Honduras, con-
firmed the news. United States war ship
Kearsarge arrived at Key West yesterday
for the purpose, it is supposed, of pre-
venting the sailing of any warlike expe-
dition.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-02-15
Postal.
WORK R 5suMED
On the Georges valley Railroad This
Spring.
Especial to the Press.l

RocKLAND, February 14-Owing to an
illegality in the special town meeting of
Union by which $4,000 aid was voted
the Georges Valley railroad, work on
the road was suspended. Now however
the legislature has legalized the towns
action and operations have been resumed
in earnest. Joseph B. Watts of Thomas
ton, the expert bridge builder, has a
large crew at work bridging Georges
river near the Warren lime kilns while
quarters of the railroad crew are being
erected all along the line. James Mitch
ell of Bucksport, the contractor, says
that work on the road proper will begin
as soon as the snow has left the ground.
Hon. j. o. johnson of Liberty, one of
the original promoters of the scheme,
told your correspondent today that the
road would not be allowed to terminate
in Union as the people of Appleton,
Liberty and beyond are all in favor of an
extension. 1t is believed that the road
will finally terminate at the head of the
tide at Belfast.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-02-15
Sensational Testimony.

= DOVER. N. H., February 15.-One wit
ness at the fire inquest this afternoon
was Frank Denserault, or ''Big Frank, Z
the inmate who escaped and walked two
oB three miles in the snow before he
found shelter. He testified the Fontaine
woman told him early last evening she
was going to burn the house. He also
said when the watchman saw the Fon-
taine woman burning. he got frightened
and ran away. This is the most sensa-
tional testimony brought out at the in
quest. The jury has adjourned till
Thursday, when it will make up ver-
dict.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-02-15
KNOX SHIPPING INTERESTS.
Two vessels Bought by Rookland Conn
pany.

RooKLAND, February IA. The G. E.
Weeks Company has bought of Captain
Hiram Smith the schooner Ida Grover of
Martinicus, to add to their fishing feet.
Captain Smith has bought the schooner
David Oshier to use as a packet between
Rockland and Martinicus.
The fishing schooner Ella NJ. Bartlett
of Gloucester, went ashore on the south
eastern end Of Munroe' S Island in blind
ing snow storm Monday evening. The
vessel was bound from Martinicus to
Rockland with part of the catch of fish.
The crew of fourteen men escaped.
The wreck landed on the island where it
was dis. oyered this mornings but the
resctling party came from Owls Heed.
The v ssel rolled over and sank Tuesday
morning. She if a total loss; insured for
$1,000
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-02-15
OBITUARY..
Nelson Thompson.

WALDoBoRo. February 14.-Hon.
Nelson Thompson, of Friendship, died
very suddenly Monday afternoon. While
engaged in business in his store during
the forenoon he was stricken with ap-
oplexy and was taken to his home where
he died at three o'clock. Mr.. Thompson
has been one of the most prominent bus
mess men in Knox county for many
years, one of the leading Democrats of
that county, and has represented them
in the Senate of Maine. He was sixty
two years old.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-02-15
Heroes In Many Walks of Life.

Whoever has a high and worthy pur-
pose at heart, whether Of truth or duty
or love, and also has the strength and
courage to work, to sacrifice and to suf-
fer, if need be, for its sake, is worthy of
the name of hero. One quietly denies
himself pleasure or comfort or ease for
the aged parent or sick child. Another
gives up cherished plans because they
would interfere with the claims of de-
pendent family. One faces the displeas-
ure of friends and society sooner than
forsake his principles; another employs
all his power in defense of the weak
and against the oppressoy. Philadelphia
Ledger. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-02-15
Old Times in Kansas.

TOPEKA. Kan, Feb. 15.-The Republi-
can house today ordered the arrest of
clerk Rich of the Populist house on a
charge of disturbing the legal house by
his actions. The Republican sergeant-at-
Republicans and Populists present had a
free fight. Several on both sides were
hurt. Rich was not arrested. Trouble
is feared tomorrow. Both speakers
swore in a hundred extra sergeant-a at
arms all armed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-02-15
Weather Observations.

The following are the observations Of
the Agricultural Department Weather
Bureau for yesterday, February 10, taken
at D. M. 10th meridian time, the OBJ
servations for each station being given in
this order: Temperature. direction OF
the wind, state of the weather:
Boston, 3s0, S., clear; New York, 42o,
sE., clear; Philadelphia, 400, SW, clear;
Washington, 42o, s, clear; Albany, 3So,,
Sc, cloudy; Buffalo, ~, ,SW, cloudy; De-
troit, 4oo, S, cloudy; Chicago, 40o, sW,
cloudy; St. Paul, 14o, W, clear; st. Vim
cent, g., below, W, clear; Huron, Oak.
1oo, below, W, clear; Bismarck, g., be-
low, ", olears Jacksonville, e40, N, clear.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-02-15
CLEvELAND's CABINET.
Names of Four of it's Members Announced
BY Him.

LAKEWOOD. N. j., February 14.-Mr.
Cleveland officially announced the names
of four members of his cabinet through
the United Press this evening. They are:
Secretary of State-Walter @. Gresham of Illi-
nois.
Secretary of the Treasury-John G.. Carlisle
of Kentucky.
Secretary of War-Daniel S. Lamont OF New
York.
Postmaster GENERALIZATION s. Bissel Of
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-02-15

VeNtOrS.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 15.-Secre-
tary of State Foster this afternoon tele-
graphed Minister Stevens at Honolulu,
approving his action in affirmatively re-
spending to the request of the provision
al government of Hawaii for the estab-
lishment of protectorate over the ISL
lands pending negotiations for annexa-
ton of the islands to the United States.
Instructions for his guidance leave San
Francisco for Honolulu by steamer to-
morrow.
It is understood the treaty providing
for the annexation of the Hawaiian Is
lands to the United States, negotiated by
the Hawaiian Commissioners and Secre-
tary of State Foster, will be sent to the
Senate tomorrow. The treaty, it is said,
covers the subject matter only SO far as
necessary to secure the object sought
with as little delay as possible. Well in
formed authority says the treaty con-
tains a provision for it's reference to
the provisional government of Ha-
waii after ratification by the Unit
ed States. Upon return Of the
treaty. if congress be in session, or as
soon thereafter as congress convenes,
legislation necessary to provide for a
government for the new territory and
carry out the financial obligations i'm
posed by the treaty will be initiated. 1t
is further said the treaty contains no re-
ference to the sugar bounty.
Mail advices from Honolulu states the
Liberal" the newspaper organ of the
liberal party, composed nearly altogether
of natives, advocates annexation and adj
mission of the islands as state.
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In the Senate.

-
MI. ohefman 1eporteo oack from Inc
committee on finance the amendment
suggested by himself some DAYS ago, in
,.ofaro,,oo - ;ss,a Trr;ted s+a+as +braa
ioAoA onoo ~ i''uo oeo' ~ :,
per cent bonds. The committee dlrected
it to be offered to the sundry civil appro-
nriation bill.
NJ : ado;, +ha aa,,d,,,a,,+
No on~o - in,o - 'no
except TO ada at the eno OF the words
ssfor purposes provided in said act'' the
WoEds, iof none obncE.
to Nicaragua canal bill. that the actshall
not take effect until the government of
the onltea otaUes mas secured, py con
p;n. Gns - Naa1 NJ sa ri,a ,;rl,+ ~ fortifT
and garrison the ternnini Of tho proposed
canal on the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
maintain one or more armed vessels on
Lake Nicaragua. and march military
forces through the territory OF either OF
,,aJso,,s fcit;uans of tbe Tinted
States) operating the same.
MI. Hoar offered a resolution went
oe9l Lno,i e. naol ~ ~
dress he read TO he Senate Gmmediately
after reading of journaI by the Presl-
dent pro tempore.
Ihe Senate proceeded TO the CONSIDER
atIon of thensundfy CIVIL appropriation
bill. Nearly haif of the Dill was disposed
OF ltems as to worlds fa1r passed over
temporarily, when, at p. M, Mr.. All,
son, IN charge OF the Dill, SAID ne Would
noI sA i1leil1i ~ ICY
which was thenataken up and discussed
until adjournment.
In the House.
The invalid pension appropriation bill
was taken up. During the debate. Mr..
n;nglan of Maine charac+er;zed tho nen-
sion iesisia1ion 40 1iio iiloSe improper
proposed during the present Congress.
81 ~ ~, uo',so s,,;+i,a,,+ Ssoo oat;l,, ~,
the amendments adjourned.
Finance Committee Favor Gold Bonds.
The nittee on finance this morn
;,,o vo+ad for favorable renort of tha nro-
ii-e ~. e,
p sed amendment OF MI. Sherman which
provides for the issue of five year three
ner cent bonds at discretion of the Sec
ra+or of tho Traacnrv Tboro woe
io' -
ffsn, hatween members of the .sonon5i+tea
and the future Secretary of the Treasury.
IL snowea no 1!nsrence OF OPINION De,
the 49, onr,r,;ttee to E tIa wisdn lrsy 40 oa
issue of bonds.
Refanding the Cotton TAX.
r,a o.+as +,x h;lI +odon soo,,rad f.uor
~ N'''os ~ 'oy e0oel o'' A"'oi
aple report from the m aJorlty OF the
House committee on Judiciary. The bill
nroyides that the tax collected hv the
Ir,,+od s+atos d,,,,;ur -, 80
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THE WEATHER.

BosToN, February 14.--Local forecast
for New England for Wednesday: in
creasing cloudiness followed by rain,
warmer during day. followed by cold
wave Wednesday night; southwest
winds, changing to northwest at night.
WASHINGTON, February 14-For New
England: Fair Wednesday; local show
ers Wednesday afternoon or night; warm
er, southwesterly winds, colder. Fair
Thursday.
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Rockland Democrats.
fSDecial to the Press.


RocKLAND. February 1.-THE Demo
cratic City Committee has organized
with the choice Of County Attorney
Bradford K. Kalloch as chairman, and
William M. Brewster secretary. Mr..
Kalloch was chairman last year and Mr..
Brewster is the aldermanic candidate in
Ward /. The remainder of the commit
tee is as follows:
Ward 2-L W. Bermer.
Ward 3-Dr. Frank E. Hitchcock.
Ward 4-D. M. Murphy
Ward 6 Justus Z. Sherman.
Ward flames Ell. Mcnamara.
The new committee announces it's pur-
pose of carrying on a most aggressive
campaign. The organization has been
further perfected with a committee of
three from each of the seven wards.
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HALIFAX, N. S.-Nothing new has
come out in the Cameron murder trial
today. The analyst has not yet mad 9 his
report on the conte is of the stomach.
Till then no developments are expected.
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buildings on the Island We're destroyed
and many lives were lost. Several severe
shocks were felt in Zante last night and
this morning.