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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
Sw. Stanisiaw
Bfskup EgaE0wski.

w roku 1919 w maju,
speinila sic w krakowie ma
ziemi naszej okropna zbro-
dnia. w Skalce w kosciele.
podczas Mszy sw. Biskupa
Szczepanowskiego, rzucil SIG
zemsty chciwy i rozJuszony
krol ma swietego Ofarnika,
porabal so W kawaly krwia
i lubieMosci tryumfem pilany,
wrocil do zamku. Wrocil do
zamku, by niezadlugo sro-
motnie uciekae z Polski catejL
scigany menawiscia i hahba,
on, Boleslaw Smialy, wojow-
mix wielki pogromca innych
mocarzy; "a Stanislaw rosl W
Slave pred Bogiem i Kos
ciolem, ktory so calemu
swiatu ku podziwieniu i czci
ma oltarzach postawil.
To hyla pierwsza utarczka
miedzy historycznym szata'
mem, CO bIrzyl dziela Boze
w chrzescijanskiej Polsce a
n,iedzy dobrym archaniolem,
kttry strzegi lei cnoty i chwa'
", Szatan ma chwile zwy-
ciezyl, =. archanioi W sw,
Stanislawa wcielony ostatecz-
ME wygral potyczke leszcza
ma wrogu swoim cudu doko-
nal, bo, jak drogie podanie z
Osyaku glosi. pokuta mo,
dlitwa Boleslawa Bogu oddal
pozniej wysylal Pan ma te
boie Dlugcsza Olesnickiego,
Karnkowskiego Hozyuszas
skarge i sokolowskiego tyl'
innych, CO sic bill, jak bohatery
a walczyli iak Ivy o prawd'
meczennikami byli. cho'
reka ludzka krwi i'm nit
upusciga z cial. Ich chwalebn'
szeregi W naszym wick
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

Kazem dotad zebralismy $l54.15
Owe $500 z Chicago do}aczore
byfy do taklego listu:
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Spotkaiem w dzlelnym Wiarusie
wiele dowod6w dobrego serca
abonent6w tego pisma, dzlelacych
sic ciezko zapracowanym groszem
nleszczesliwYmy Unitaml, aby
ulayc tym meczennlkom "a swoja
awieta wiare, W niedoli.
Dziekl wielebnemu pratatowi
ks. DR.. Chotkowsklemu W Krako.
VIE, dzieki czclgodnemu probosz-,
czowl W Winsnle ks. K. Donna
galskiemu wszystkim, ktorzy sic
do zbierania ofiar ma ten ce.
szlachetny przyczyniaia! Dick i
tobie, redaktorze, zes w ogrodku
wiarusowym wyplelegnowal rosline
mllosierdzia, dobry plon przyno-
sz4ca.
Nasza skladka. choG stosun-
kowo troehe p6zno przybYwa,
pochodzl jednak prawdzlwego
wsp6fuczucia ola nieszczesliwych,
potrzebujacych pomocy wolnych
chrzescian. A zreszta mniemamy,
re nigdy ME jest "a r6zno dostar.
czyc swoJei pomocy do dobrego
celu, poki daznosd ku. MENU ME
usta}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
PIERCE CITY, Mo.

PIERCE CITY, Mo.
Tutejszy kosciol polski IS.
Piotra PawIa juz ma swego
rektora w osobie ks.Edwarda
Raineryusza Rejnerta, War
szawiaka. Jest to spokojny
zacny kapIan. Parafianie W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
ABONENTOM, mieszkaja-

Gym W Minnesota, poslalis-
my razem z dzisiejszym
numerem Gako dodatek do
Wsoruso) nowe prawa, uchwa-
lone przez ostatni sejm
stanowy czyli Legislature w
St. Paul, Mimi.
ALBERTA, MINI. -
Budowa nowego koscio}a
rzesko postepuje. Buduje go
pan J. E DAILY, budowniczy
z St. Paul, ktory sic pod]q1
ukoliczyc wszystkie roboty az
do 1 Sierpnia t. r. - Siewy
'u mas sic opozni}y wskutek
ostatnich sniegow. 10 i 20
kwletnia, czego wielka
bedzie dla farmerow strata.
STEVENS POINT, Wis.
= Dawnieiszy poslugacz szpi-
talnY Fr. Zdrojkowskl, kt6ry
tu wystepowal jako doktor,
rozpit sic dostal pomiesza-
MIA zmyslow. Odwieziono go
do domu oblakanych w
Oshkosh, Wis. Ten sam
Zdrojewski dlugo praktyko-
wal jaSo doktor W Plttsbur.
GU.
w LA SALE, w Stanie,
Illinois, praktykuje iako pol
|ski adwokat rodak nasz ..
| Waclaw Pannek. Kto ma
Ijakie prawo, niechaj uda sic
do niego, a on jego sprawe
!laknailep!el poprowadzi, be
Jest prawnik bardzo biegly.
| Z TEXAS. w okolicy
Bremond korna juz oborana
wata obradlowana: slowen
wszystko bardzo pieknie sic
zanosl. Nowych kartofli les
podostatkiem ws=ystkie
jarzyny obfcie.
KS. SZULERECkI obja
parafia W sasledztwie ks
Krolla W Chicago. Parafa ks
lkrolla rozdzielona zostaIa.
ANTONI INDIA, zie,
pana Uszlera, otrzymai posa
de nauczyciela / organisty +,
wiel. ks. Skorego W Gaylord
mich, W dyecezyi Crane
Rapids. Wiel. ks. Kazmier
Skory to bardzo pracowlty
pilny gorliwy kaplan, tros
kliwy o dobro swej parafi
Now dobrze po angielsku
- Zyczymy wszelklch po
mysluoscl!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

Pierce City tego bardzo
zadowoleni. Plebanii ieszcze
ME ma; wiel. ks. proboszcz
mleszka w domu zadzierza-
w'onym. Wszelako parafAhie
luz zlozyli 100 dolar6w ma
plebania, kupill ksiedzu konia
/ buggy, sprzety domowe,
karpety, rzeczY potrzebne do
kosciota, nawet organy "a 100
dolarow.
PATRYOTYCZNE POLE,
GENIE. - Dostalo sic do
rak naszych polecenie OBJ.
Antoniego Rudnickiego, ma
dwornego mularza przy kos
ciele sw. Stanislawa kostki
W Chicago, dane swiezemu
przybyszowi z Europy, Pola-
kowi. Pan Rudnicki posla} tego
grynera do OBJ. P. Ostrow-
skiego dickson near Blanch
ave.) listen, ktory tu bez
zmiany ortografi powtarzamy:
This Man is a Ratssaan PoNack.
You hno,c ,chere they are give
hem a hevy Jab # poseble, to
carea Stons or Motag. = 5. 3.
1898. = Widat, jakim to
stal sic W Ameryce Polaklem
ten cham Rudnicki, choc
ieszcze sic nawet ME nauczyl
po angielsku. Jego zdaniem
braci naszych pod zaboru
moskiewskiego Pan Bog
stworzyI tylko do katorznych
robot nd oybirze lub dc
aajciezszego zaclagu przy
chicagoskich wasserpolskich
mularzach.
w SHAMOKIN, Pa, po.
jawila SIG 4 maia polsSs
gazetka. Redaktorem i wy.
dawca lest niejakis W. F
Drobihski. Ma to pewnie byt
Intelligent Blatt dla Shame
kinu, DO oprocz miejscow} cf
og}oszeh, nedznych wierszy
kow i przedrukow, nie zawie
ia mic wa2niejszego.
PIEKNY OBRAZ Matk
Boskiej R6zahcowej wyda
! pam A. F. Gorski w Buffalo
Przedstawia on Matke Bosk:
piastu,;aca Dzieciatko Jezus
Jeden koniec rozahca lpraw
dzlMego, kosci drutu
trzyma Dziecjatko, drug
Matka Boska. Ma dole mod
lacy sic do Matki Boskie
swlety Dominik, Obraz ten,
duzych rozmiarow, bardzo Sit
podoba latwo sic sprzedaje
Cena 100 sztuk rozaicam
w Buffalo Jest $4,000 (cash
bez przeselkD. Adres naklad
cy wydawcy: A. F. G6rski
124 & 12o Townsend Str.
Buffalo, N. 7.
FRANK CRVCI.A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

FRANK GRYGLA z
Minneapolis iak pisza
gazety minnesockie --uzyskal
zwolnienie re sluzby rzadowel
jako Inspector dachow ma
domach publicznych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

w}asclcieli gazet-t.J }. ma ks. Pitta-
sa W Buffalo, boo on jedyny
pcsiada w}asny sw6i organ ,,bgarza
W Ameryce", ably nle pozwollia
plsac glupstw medcrzecznosc,, zas
tych ksiezy, ktorzy pisza gazety
(ktorzy? p. R.) ma napomn,et,
aby W plsanlu wzieli sob,e "a wz6r
brecl W kraju-(Z pewnoscla ks.
Stojaiawsklego ks. Podolskiego
p. R.) Nam sic zdaie, re ia
hleraohla galicyjska daleko leplei
zrobi, jezell wp1ynie ma tego faceta
3 Texas, ably ME plsa} g}up,ch
korespondencyi do Czerniowiec ma
Bukowlnie.
Ia nasz artYku} ,,wYswietlnia-
jacY" cywllizacyjne prace sukce-
sa uLgarza W Amerycs", ,-IMCI
p. Slisz, nadworny pisarz ks. r.
l amerykahskiei Uni q. K. P.
bardzo pieknie sic wywdzleczyf.
Oplsai bowiem, ME szczedzac po-
chwa}, bohaterskle czyny redaktora
Wiarusu ks. X. D., kiedy to obai,
pod naczelnem dow6dztwem Carl
baldego, walczYli przeclw Papie-
| zowi Piusowl TX. Me wlemy,
| czem sig odwdzneczyd mozemy "a
te kolezehska przystuge. -InaczeJ
| BOWEN nasss bohaterstwo iwo]en.
ne czyny byfYby stracoue dla
hlstoryi.
Atoli DO tcgo woiennego pa-
padu dodaG- muslmY pewlen ME
mniej bohatersk, eplzod naszei pod
Garlbaldym wojskoNej sluzby
kt6ry Jeszcze bardziej podniesle
nasze bohaterskle ozyny. GdysmS
razu pewnego, po swietnel walce
cofali sic w porz9dku-niby ucle-
kali, przed zuawaml papieskiemi
poczclwy coral wioskl zabrat ma
ma fure przewi6z} szczesliwie prze
wawdz W ApenInach, mysmy ST.
mu ma furze arl ME wsciekll-an
| go lir okradli-jak to sig przy'
Sdarzy@o kiedys pewnemu redakto-
rowi od kgarza, W Galley.
Polacy W Chicago, jedzac wy
| smien;cle W restauracyi polskle
Ipod ,,Bocianami" na Wystawi
Kolumbijskjei, chca sprawdzi
zasade Kawyera P. W Milwaukee
Up. DR.. Dunikowskiego, z ktorycl
plerwszy twierdzl, ke cd ]edzeni
miesa zalezy lnteligencya-a drug
cd tel samej fizyologicznej funkcy
czyni zalezn9 ilosc polskiei rablaty
BedziemY wjec mleli, ma zfosj PAM
Jerzmanowskiemu, ogromny przy
rost in1eligencyl polskieJ;; a
bociany ma restauracyi wywIaza 81
znakomicle ze swego socyalneg
posfannictwa. Najlepsza vice flo
zofa po dobrym bifsztyku iajem
Parma Sawicka zrezygnowa}
z wysokiego urzedu bibllotekark
blbliotekl polskle1 Zwiazku N. T
"z woIi narodu". Szkoda wielks
B9dz co b2dz - byta to przeci
kobieta mezna, kt6ra W iednyG
palcu poslada}a wiecej "uozafosci
ii-niz caly sEawetny Rad centraln
we wszystkich giowach.
Rad CentraIny polski " wo1
fnarodu" rozpisa} ua te posad
xonkurs. Jak SIG boku dow1adc
jenny, pierwszenstwo ma te VAIN
posade maia analfabecl Galley
gwoll odczytania i uregulowanl
korespondencyl l skryptdw p. Ka
: Iusowsklego.
: Wed}ug donlesienia czasopisl
:. chlcagosklch, nova konstytucl
y dla Z"iaaku N. P, opracowar
i przez haci Wild6w-zostala I
o mltlngu deiegat6w odczytana i
Q entuzYazmem "a wyborna uznan
Y Clesz SIG narodNo polski. Bedz
a to arcydzieio anarchlstyczno-m
!. zaiczne -nowy "Levltim" naplssI
!. przez potomkow Molzesza!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
OFT A r.
ma Unit0W.

Dalej ofIaroWali
Chicago, Floryan Dauvsz $1.OO
Jan Dankowski LOO
Jan Ani6f O5O
KrYstyan Brondor O.5O
Razem $500
Popr1ednlo Observation-Disclosures s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-31
A SECRET TREATY oANARD.
This Government Reported to Have
Made Deal With Brazil.

Rio de Janeiro, Oct 30, 10 a. NIT is
stated that secret treaty between the
United States and Brazil has been signed
This treaty is said to be in addition to
the commercial treaty Of 1891, and Is said
TO involve the United States support of
Brazil If the latter country asks for such
support. 1t is also understood that the
United States is pledged to support tho
Brazilian government in the event Of an
attempt being made to restore the mon
archy.
The rebel movement at Bahia is be-
lieved TO have been influenced by the
monarchists, with whom Admiral
Mello might ultimately join issue, In this
case, il is said, the Intervention Of the
United States would be justified
Count Figuierdo, president Of the
national bank, has left for Europe
NO TRUTH IN THE STORY.
Washington, Oct. 30-The statement
that the United States has entered into q
treaty with the Brazilian government to
support 1T In its present struggle against
the revolutionists is emphatically denied
by the officers Of the state department.
The department also denies the report
that the United States government is
opposed to ships Of other
nations being sent to Brazil and
expressed the opinion that every foreign
government sends ships there for the
same purpose that the United States does
that is, to protect her own interests. In
further support of the denial that treaty
has been entered into, the fact is stated
that treaty would necessarily have
been sent to the Senate for ratification.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-31
CHIoAGo's DEAD MAYOR.
All Shrowded in Gloom and Quiet at
the Stricken Home.

Chicago, Oct. S0.-An was shrouded in
gloom and quiet in and about the quaint
old Harrison homestead on Ashland
boulevard to-day. The Sunday crowds
about the palings were absent and only a
few pedestrians stopped as they passed to
gaze awestruck at the closely drawn cur
tains and at the black badge of mourning
at the portal. But one policeman was on
duty at the outer gate and he had only to
tell all inquirers that the family desired
uninterrupted quiet and that the body
would be conveyed to the city hall, there
to remain in state for twenty-four
hours Two more uniformed officers
quietly patrolled the block, but they had
little to do. They who passed stopped
but moment to converse in undertones
about the awful calamity, and then
passed on. Callers were very few, as all
condolences had been offered Saturday
evening and yesterday, and only an oc~
casional messenger boy with note or
telegram of sympathy disturbed the
silent bell The drivers of carriages and
vehicles that passed involuntarily
brought their horses to a walk, and the
quiet OF an idle thoroughfare prevailed in
the neighborhood. All of the curtains
were tightly drawn, save those
in the parlor to the right. One of the
earliest callers was the family physician,
and he was closely followed by the un-
dertaker, G. H. Jordan, who saw that
the details of preparing the remains for
the casket were properly attended to-
The body will be placed in t. e cas1et to-
morrow just before it is conveyed to the
city hall
Miss Howard, of New Orleans. to whom
Mayor Harrison was engaged to be mar
ried, is 20 years Of age, and has fortune
estimated at $3O0000O The marriage
was to have taken place Nov 9, but had
been postponed to Nov. IS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-31
ALARM OVER A wARsH1p.
The Texas Supposed to Be Sinking at
Her Dock at Portsmouth.

Aer DOCK at portsmouth
Richmond, Va, Oct. 3O-A special to
the Dispatch from Portsmouth, Va, says:
"There was great alarm and excitement
at the navy yard this morning, occasioned
by the report of the watchman on board
that the battleship Texas was sinking at
her dock The bell was rung at O'Clock,
the workmen called in and the marines
ordered out steam was gotten up
on the tugs and the Texas and
every preparation was made to put the
ship in the dry dock as speedily as pos
sible. In the meantime the engines of
the Texas got to work and soon emptied
her of water, when it was found that in
putting the second turret on board the
ship had become SO listed that the valves
left open began to take water Adml
Brown had the water promptly pumped
out. An examination of the hold showed
that there was nothing serious the mat
ter and that the water was received
through gauges left open. One turret
weighing fifty tons had been put on the
Texas, and last week she was winded
around to receive the other. This morn
ing the wind blew hard from the north
west ard caused the ship to list well over
on the side on which the turret was and
all of the water in the hold rushed to that
side, causing the shipkeeper to think that
the vessel was SinkingD -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-31
SENTENCING CRIMINALS.
Swift Handed Justice in Bullocl
County.


County.
Statesboro. Ga, Oct. 30.-Court COM
menced here this morning for the
second week, being the first time in the
county history where court has lasted
over week at one term. On Satur-
day afternoon Judge Gamble called
before him eighteen convicts, to whom
he dealt out justice with a lavish hand
Several were sent TO the pentitentiary for
long terms, but the most of them were
fined and sent 70 the county chaing gang
One or two instances of justice being
quickly meted out occurred.
Joe Love and Tom Brewton
broke into another negro's house
on Thursday and stole some clothing
and Winchester rife, and on Saturday
evening, three days afterwards, they
were sentenced TO nine years each in the
penitentiary. Win Johnson was arrested
on Saturday morning for carrying con-
cealed weapons, and Saturday evening
received his sentence 10 the chain gang.
being sentenced the same day the crime
was committed. The grand jury ad-
journed on Saturday 20 meet again this
morning. Forty indictments were re-
turned. Court convened again this
morning, when the civil docket was taken
up until 2 o'clock, when the trial Of s. =.
Sasser began.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-31
Estimates Submitted by the Chief OF
TngineerR.

4SuElhcBEbs
Washington, Oct. 30.-The chief Of en-
gineers in his annual report submits tn e
following estimates for river and harbor
improvements during the fiscal year end
ing June 30. 1895:
James River, from Richmond to the
sea, TO complete, 1886, ,070; for the year,
100000.
Rappahannock, to complete, Sl44, 600;
for the year, $25, 900.
York, 70 complete, S1l5,OOO for the
year, 100000
Harbor OF Norfolk and it's approaches,
to complete, .307, IA; for the year, $780,
600
Approach to Norfolk harbor and the
United States navy yard. between Lam
bert Point and Port Norfolk, TO complete,
Sl0S,000.
Nansemond river. to complete, S122, 500 /;
for the year $50, 900.
Appamattox to complete, s4s 900 for the
year, $4,000
Inland water route from Norfolk to AL
bemarle Sound, to complete in the year,
$40, ,667.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-31
IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS.
Uhl to be Assistant Secretary of State
and Roosevelt Goes to London.

Uhl to be Assistant Secretary of State
and Roosevelt Goes to LONDON.
Washington, Oct. 3O-The President
to-day sent to the Senate the following
nominations
Edwin F. Uhl, of Michigan, to be as
sistant secretary of state, vice Josiah
Quincy, resigned.
James r. Roosevelt, of New York, to be
secretary of the United States embassy
at London, England, vice Henry White,
resigned.
To be consuls of the United States: J.
Edward Nettles, of South Carolina, at
Trieste, Austria; Robert j. Kirk, of South
Carolina, at Copenhagen, Denmark.
Charles K. Davis, of Illinois, to be agent
for the Indians at the Colorado River
Agency in Arizona.
Capt Edward T. Comegys, assistant
surgeon in the army, to be surgeon with
the rank of major.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-31
KILLED ON THE RACE TRACK.
One Jockey and His Horse Dead and
Another Jockey May Die.

Knoxville, Tenn Oct. 30.-One Jockey
was killed and another frightfully man
gled in an accident on the Southside race
track this afternoon. The horse ridden
by Joe Burns, a well-knOwn Jockey in the
south, fell throwing Burns over the
horses head. Another horse ridden by
Boyd Mcdonnell, was close up and fell
over the other horse. Both horses in try
ing 10 regain their feet trampled on
Burns, inRicting fatal injuries McDon-
nell may recover The horse ridden By
Burns was so badly injured that it was
necessary to shoot him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-31
EDWIN GOULD IN PERIL.
a Crank Threatens to Shoot Him if
Not Paid 5000.

New York, Oct 30-A crank named
MONGOLIA Andrews presented himself at
the Western Union building this after
noon and demanded $1,000 from Edwin
Gould, threating to shoot him if he did
not give him that sum of money, which
ne claimed he had lost in the strike in
Kansas. The man was held in the Office
until the superintendent of police was
ION municated with. He was an un-
uerSHed man with a dark moustache
@hI wore good clothes. A letter was
louud IN his pocket addressed to Mr.
Could. lie was taken to police head
Huarters, where he Will be detained for
summation. Andrews, it appears by
SelegIams he has in his possession, con-
u paed calling on most Of the prOmi-
lgHV capitalists of New York, as their ad-
1IeSseS We're found in his pocket. 1t is
SNl1 he Is telegraph operator
AN OPERATOR AT KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No. Oct. 3O.-NIongolia
andrews, who today demanded IS, 600
rom Edwin Gould, in New York, has
gu 1.N employed as "a telegrapher in this
~ most Of the time for twelve years
as 49, rs about 33 years of age. He came orig
a a.''iA from West Virginia Two weeks
We obtained a leave Of absence from
ny; western Union onice here saying he
b'oueu TO visit his old home. For time
Lo,-A ,r-Ataged in the real estate business
ana IT is said he had little property,
n'vp '.! IS, however. incumbcred He has
'1e aud children, who are now living
NtsJport. a suburb of this city.
or-.-. WIS was not popular with his fellow
."'oia or associates, as he was TOO
inclined 10 argue subjects
e.'it which he wes none too we'll
I.' med AT one time religion was his
r..-'t Anu he was member Of the
saH at Wcsiporl. OF late he has been
~. '.lhf the objects Of the American
ifr association. While be was
OIL Ha Ignorant and eccentric none
L.a l.'pe elaies seem 10 auyc considered
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-31
mAsoNs OF THE STATE.
The Grand Lodge to Open its Session
at Macon To-Day.

Macon, Ca, Oct. 30.-The Grand Lodge
of Masons meets here tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock, with Grand Master John S.
Davidson, of Augusta. presiding.
The session Of the lodge will be of great
interest to masons throughout the state.
IL will last three days. A large number
of delegates are in the city tonight and
many viii arrive tomorrow morning
Tomorrow night a grand entertain
ment will be given at Masonic Lall in
honor Of th- visiting masons
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-31
CLIFFORD WINS THE RACE.
70 Tambien Finishes Second and
Lampligbter Third.

Lampligbter Third.
Chicago, Oct. 30.-Cliford won easily
at Hawthorn this evening, in the sweep
stakes, in the mile and quarter
race, in which he, Yo Tambien
and Lamplighter fought for the 5000
prize. For the first half Yo Tambien the
favorite, kept her glistening chestnut coat
in the lead ,hutfrom the three-quarter post
Clifford had it just to suit him, and went
under the wire in 2 :0934, with Yo Tambien
fifteen lengths away, and with Lamp
lighter twenty lengths behind the mare
1t took twenty minutes TO get the horses
started, for Yo Tambien, usually so obe-
dent, was acting wickedly But at last
the red flag went down, and with splen-
did speed, the horses came towards the
stand. AS they passed the
judges stand, 70 Tambien showed
three quarters of a length
ahead OF Clifford, with Lamplighter two
lengths behind. At the quarter the mare
had kicked full length Of daylight be-
tween herself and the bay colt, and
Lamplighter was two lengths to the
rear.
CLIFFORD TAKES THE LEAD.
But as the horses neared the half Cliff
ford gained rapidly, and as they passed
the mark, the two were racing neck and
neck, with Lamplighter clear out of it.
Clifford gained steadily until when the
stretch was reached, he was two lengths
ahead of the marc and finished with Yo
Tambien fifteen lengths behind him, and
Lamplighter twenty lengths further back
In the procession.
When the race was over Mr.. Walbaum
said he intended TO take Lamplighter
back east Immediately "He won't do
anything on this track. did not expect
to vim he said.
Yo Tambien's friends claimed that her
edge was taken of by the special race
Saturday, and that had the big race been
run then the result would have been diff
fereut.
Clifford s hackers were loud in their
praise of the three year-old son of
Bramble, and not without reason, for his
performance this evening was a splendid
one With q track that was estimated
to be two seconds slow, the time
was unusually good. The fractional
time shows it, Quarter 25ll, three
eights 80; half 5O1g fve-eights 1:0S,
three-quarter l:15; seven-eights .284
mile AK: finish 2:099I.
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F...aneen of the aovernmont.

Washington Oct. 3O.-SeveraI leaders
known 20 be close 10 the administration
say that Secretary Carlisle has assured
them that with the silver purchase law
repealed, there will be no difficulty with
the fnances until Dec. !, when congress
viii be again in session.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-31
Hornblower's Nomination.

washington. Oct 8O.-The impression
prevails that the judiciary committee OF
the Senate will take no action on the
nomination Of Judge Horn0lower, noihl-
nl,f.d m he assOdate Justice Of the SUI
prerne court. and 10 will therefore 80
over until The regular session Ia Decem-
DER, providing Of course that The Senate
adlOurns.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-31
sNATCHED FROM DEATH.
A Mother Throws Her Two Children
and Herself Before Train.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 30.-Mrs. Paul
Spearing, so years of age, last night at
tempted to end her existence, and that of
her two children, by throwing herself and
them in front of south bound express
train ON the Reading road at the Dauphin
street crossing, this city, The gateman
and a spectator succeeded in rescuing the
frenzied woman in time to save the lives
of all, although she fought them des-
perately, and denied their right to pre-
vent her killing herself if she wished to
do so. Her husband at the station house
said that the woman had tried to kill her
self twice before, taking these freaks
when she was about to become mother.