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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26
Czionkowte Grupy II.
BAY Cry, Micb. l8 Lipca

BAY CITY. Miob. l8 Lipca 1899.
w odpowiedzi ma korespondencya u.
miesxczons W No. % Zgody" pod na.
zws Uwiadomisnie a podpisana Waw.
Dropik, sekr. w kore,pondencyi brzmi
il odezwa Cenzora w. v. Przybyszs-
wskiego zostala wielkim estuzyazmen
og6lDie przez grupe IL Towsrzystwo
Sw. Kazimierza przyieta.
Pan Sekretarz razem panem Prezy-
dentem sic bardzo pomylii, na co posy-
iaDy dow6dl Czlonkowie grupy 12tej
Tow. Mar. Sw. KazimierIa chociaa ME
wszyscy - jednakowoa dos6 spora IL
czba, ME podzielamy zdsnia Cenzora
w1gledem. zwolania Sejmu x na 2lgo
Sierpnia 1898 roku. Nsszem adsniem
bylo uszanowac prawa uchwalone m o.
statnim Sejmie TX " Detroit, Mich. 70
przysziy Sejm ma sic odbyc W mieslacu
Wrzesniu, czego my nitej PodPisani
sob;e fyczymy.
My jako obywatele wolnego krsju,
ME mozemy przyklaskiwsc samorzadom,
1 jako czlonkowie gr. 12tej W Bay City
Mich. placacy podatek m mas nalo4ony,
i ME przekupieni cd Aadnego czion-
k6w protestujemy.
Ny razem wielu dobrze myslacemi
zwiszkowymi pragniemy a4ebY Sejm
K 2. N. P. odbyl sic " miesiacu Wrze-
sniu 1893 roku W m. Chicago.
q bratniem pozdrowieniem
Wlssnorsczne podpisy:
Geo. w. ksrpus,
Woj. Ryczek,,
Franciszsk Fenski,
Stsnislaw ID. kowalski,
Max. Mallek,
Wineenty Menkiszak.
Andrzej Ryczek.
Woj. Szeszyoki,
Stanislaw Hudzi6ski.
Michal Stsikowski.
(Poniewaz jedna tylko Grupa IL Ia
miescila popsrcie Oredzia Cenzora, Ia
tenn niemo4emy pominac wydrukowsnia
Powyzszego protestu ozlonkow Grupy
IL. Przyp. Red.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26
UwiadOmienie.
CHICAGO. 21go Lipca

@0~@F
Ma zyczenie wielu DslegAtow To-
wsrzystw Nsrodouyoh " poanocno-
zachodniej dzielnicy misSta Chicago
zajmujscych sic urzsdzaniem obohod6w
rocEnic dni pamietnych dla mas, ably
zwoiao " tym roku posisdlenie cekol-
wick ryohlej. jsk zwyozajnie. TO dls
watnyoh prEyOzyn, EOstal wybFany dEieh
20go Sierpnfd (Niedaisla), " kt6rym to
dniu SSsnowni Delegaci sschcs sic Egro-
msdEiC godzinis Y wiecEorem hall
zwykiych posiedzsh, t. ]. u OBJ. Anto-
niegO Grosnwslda, pod No. 66S przy
Holt ave. " poblitu Blsokhawk ulicy.
Podsje to uwisdomienie jua teraE Ola
tego, sby TownrzyStwa maisOs " tym
ozasie wybory rocEne mogiy swsgO De-
legata lub swyoh Delegatow obrac.
PrzyPominsm jeszcze rag, ae chodEi o
wHaDe sprawy, jak n. p. wyb6r novel
administracyi Dslegat6w, oraz " Jaki
spOsob rooznios ListopadOwa zostanie
ObOhOdzonS (ozy " wiekssej lub mniei-
szeJ hslD {. p.
Przy tel ssmsj sposobnosci prosilbym
SEsuowne TowaEzystws, kt6rs dotych
ozas sic ME uiscily Z kvoty przypads-
1sOej na ksade Towarzystwo "a urzsdze-
ME obCbodu rOOzuiOy KOustytucyi SgO
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

Jace1 WystaWy W OnloaSo, o1l-
via sic, ae pZgoda" tel wielkiei
mysli z sapaiem ME chwyta.
Emigracya Polska W Ameryce,
W ostatnich latach diva razy mia.
la sposobnoic przedstawic swa
site, swa gotowoic do usiug ma
rodowych Byly to y ,Polskie Dnie".
w roku 1891 obchodziliSmy
stuletnia rocznice Konstytucyi 8
Majs; obowisskiem naszym byio
przypomniec Swiatu, he narod,
ktorY pred stu laty ju& misi
konstytucys, przodowai swiatu
cywilizacya. pozbawiony Eostai
wolnosci przez dzicz ze wschodu
sprzymierzona Z Niemcami. =
TowarzYstwa Zwiasku Mar. Pol.
W Chicago ME szczedziiy kosztow,
starah i prsc, saeby ten ,,DIieh
Polski" uswietnic, rozgloinym ma
SWAT caiy uczynie, dac znak SHY
tycis.
Ola nierobienia przykroSci Mo.
skslom l Niemcom, CHI sami CO
dis krzycza pDniu Polskim"
starali she dokonah, ae ludnosc
polska W Chicago, nale4acai vie.
rzaca ze siepen zaufaniem W pre-
wodnikow parsfii, zamkneli u.
rzadzili obch6d ma podworzu "a.
budowan koScielnych s.go Stani.
siawa Kostki. Starano sic nadto,
a4eby Komitet Obchodowy To-
warzystw Narodowych swemi
wpiywami obezwfadnic; = ener.
gicznem dziaianiom r zadu Gem
tralnego Zw. N. P. zawdlieczamy,
ze pomimo wszystkiego stuletnia
rocznica Swietnie sic odbyia.
Drugim waEnym dniem byfo
wystapienienie Polakow W ChIca.
go, W czasie 400 letniej rocznicy
odkrycis Ameryki przez Kryszto.
"a Kolumba.- Amerykanie dzieh
ten obchodzii Z wielka uroczy-
stoscia, ma urzadzonem wzniesie-
niu przyjmowai og6lny pocb6d,
Vice -Presydent Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych, Gubernatorowie wszy-
stkich Stan6w, AmbasadOrowie
wszystkich panstw Europejskich.
W dniu tax doniosiego znaczenia
Rad Centralny ZWiazku Mar. Pol.
wyjednsi miejsce " pochodEie i
dla Dywizyi Polskiej, kt6ra W
hczbie przeszlo pied tysiecy os6b
wSpaniale wystapiia W mundu.
rach wojskowych, cywilne iowa
rzystwa " konfederatkach, obok
hcznych sztandar6w narodoWych,
ma czele doborowe orkiestry "a.
chwycaiy polska muEyka
Ia rasa zawdzieczamy swie
tnos6 licznosc Dywizyi Polskiej,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

Msja, sby takows raczyiy jak najpre-
dssj wreczyc kasyerowi, .ob. Ant.
Groenwaldowi.
q bratniem pozdrowieniem
WItsor Karsotcski,
sekr. Delegatow,
b5O Noble Str. Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26
Sekr. . ObchOd.

Dslegstami ma seim x wybrani TO
stall GruPy IA " Milwaukee, Wis.
OBJ. F. W. Pawihski K. J, Maiek.
odwiedzil Re dsIcJe zgody oh. Jan
wYruOhowSki, wydswcs ,,Giosu Pol
Skiego" " PbiIadeIphis, Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

ae ksie4a proboszcze parafii, ME
bronili brac udzialu; wyiatek sta
nowil tylko proboszcz parafii
s,go Stanisiawa Kostki. kt6rego
wielbiciele dis glosza ,,Dzief
Polski".
Ks. w. Barzyhski, pragnaf to
raza Polak6w ukryc W kosmopo-
litycznej dywizyi katoickiej, przez
swych przyjaci6f starai sic, aieby
odebrano wyznacEone miejsce "
pochodzie ola Dywizyi Polskiej,
a jedynie zawdzieczsmy ostr6i.
noSci, ae intrygi sic ME udaiy,
jednakowo4 kilks tysiecy Pols.
kow ze swej parafii zdoiai ukryc
W dywizyi katolickiej.
ZWiazek Mar. Pol. Eawsze gdzie
ldzie honor j potrzeby naro-
DOVE, idie przebojem walczy
. wrogami, a ze wstydem przy.
znac musza przeciwnicy, Ae byia
iwietna dywisya polska W czasie
400 letniej rocznicy.-
Niezsprzeczamy, ze Wystawa
iwiatowa " Chicago jest bardso
ciekawa, piekns bogata i wielka;
ae ma teJ Sc wszystkich narodow
goicie, przedsiebi6rcy j spekulanci
reprezeDtowani, to tea i tn ME
pozostsjemy zspomnieni; KoDgres
Spiewskow, zaprosii Zwiazek Pol
skich Spiewakow ci wystepowali
W dniu IA b. m. ma koncercie
kongresu; wszystkie narodowosci
jake So ma WYstawie miaiy mo
snosc zachwycac sic spiewem pol.
skim, q przewcdniczacy Kongresu,
professor +. w. Root przesfai Zwia.
zkowi Spiewakow Polskich pi-
smienne podziekowanie.
Niewidzimy mic ziego W urza-
dzeniu ,Dnia Polskiego" ma wy.
stawie, zyczemy wszelkich po.
myilnoSci urzadEajacym, ciesEyc
sic bedziemy re swietnej repre-.
Eentacyi, radEimy niezwracac u.
wsgi. ze dzieh ten ME bedzie tax
doniosiego znsczenia jak stule-
tnia rocznica Konstytucyi 3go
Msja, jAk 400 letnia rocznica Cd
krycia Ameryki.
zspewniamY, 2e Zgoda roSci6
ME bedzie sobie pretensyi do
wdziecznoSci "a prace uznane dls
komitety 10l mellow, jak row
nlea urzadsenis ,,Dnia POlskiego"
ma Wystawie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

Cisrpiao na zstwsrdzenis lub bolssci
AOladks, usyvsm DE-. Augusta KosnigA
bsmburskioh kropl, ktoss mi nssyeh-
Mast pOmsgsia. = Peter Schrefs,
Ottawa, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

Dnennik Cbicsgoski, wydawa-
ny "a pieniadze Zjednoczenia Re.
Kat. i parafi ! go Stanisiawa Ko.
SIKH " Chicago, ME zajmuje sic
sprawsmi ! interesami ami zJe-
dnocsenisr ami parafii, lecz spell
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

CH1oAeo, "a Lipca 1893.
Nsstepujacy czlonkowie Pr1yleci 10
tali do Zviazku Mar. Pol:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

2 rozporzadzenia Rzadu Centralnego
AStoni MalSek, Sekr. Jen.
The sun., 1893-06-12
o.mond to He Killed To-day.

s1sa SING. Juno 11.-John L Osmond. the
condemned murderer. will In all probability
10 killed by electricity before noon to- m orrow.
Hsis ready to meet his fate. The Rev. Father
John b. GreeGen OF St. Augustine's Church
was with him for two hours this afternoon and
he administered tho sacramento. He granted
to Osmond absolution for his sins. and tho
murderers body will be buried in consecrated
ground. Osmond's two brothers called at the
Tor more than an hour. They returned to New
York this evening. but they will come back to-
morrow and will take charge OF their brothers.
remains. So. far as is known. Osmond has
made no confession.
Warden Durston has been busy all day PROS
ter. who was missed so mysteriously last
Tuesday. Because 1t Is thought Carter Is still
within the prison walls. the day and night
iorcee OF yardmen have been doubled. Ten
guards qpent the whole day searching the
prison ytrd and buildings.
The sun., 1893-06-12
Dwelling Apusts 90 3et-Cuautr@

A PLEASANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE to rent for III,
"A summer. Address CHAs. 4. w!sSER, Warwick
Orange county. n. y.
The sun., 1893-06-12
OLD DOMINION Line.
WHITE STAR LINZ.

hhhSEsTnC ...''.........,Ws Wednesday June ~. bP NJ
superior s-condcahi accommodations IN T"ntonic
and Maestie 6tserage to or from the old country S2h
Once ~ Broadway. and on the wharf. foot Of WeAt
l0ths II. MAITLAND KELSEY, Agent.
The sun., 1893-06-12
,ur pnGSIx is 4 DEAD BIRD.
..s,,,,a Cook. o'Connens Goose IN the q.
4. u. Quarrel.

r,. phnnix Protective Association OF Sur
49, railroad Employees was Officially killed
- ths central Labor Union Yesterday. II the
@ni1 can show that IL had really existed
,I,bin The past six months it may rise from It's
,.hes again. but in tho mean time the G L. U.
has pronounced 1t dead.
Wnr,Imer O'Connell. representative OF this
.on.existent organization and Corresponding
sso,c,ary OF the c. L. u. not In at the death.
Ling absent from tho meeting. but Jam es r.
.,.bibald. his opponent. was In tho chalr and
,,,ctIcally ran the meeting.
Tho rhrnix died hard. The matter came
,n on the reading OF letter from W. II.
paee,s Secretary Of the alleged organization.
"a one OF its delegates to the c. l. U. He
saelsrcd that the organization could show
,h.t II wac alive IL the Investigating Commit
90 would attend its meeting on June %. The
LATER was adorned with what purported to be
,sn senl OF the Phoenix Association. Tho rub
ho- stamp industry Ia responsible for the seals
a.. GOOD many non existing labor organiza-
tons
Archibald got up and asseverated that in his
h.lef proot had been given that the PhDnix
Association did not exist and had not existed
for at least two years.
~ could not find its meeting place" he said.
-snd 10 one else could The keepers OF the
halls where 1t was alleged to have met had
never heard OF it."
Rogers tried to speak. but 1t was evident
that Archibalds adhercnts outnumbered
OConnell's nve to one.
oA0'Connell is sick with rleurisy and can't
some here. Why can't you give him chnnce2"
AID Rogers. shout for the report OF the
commit;ee arose. The report stated that after
syary attempt had been made to find the
pbpnix no proof OF its existence could be
tonnd. Neither Of It's delegates carried out
ths promise TO produce its books.
"knother thing" said Delegate Cuddihy.
the Chairm an Of the Investl y ating Com mitt co.
rsinp "Some years ago there was Phusnix
Protective Association. known as !. A. S,732
the knights OF Labor. but its charter was
That's the missing link" said Delegate
Hosdley.
dozens OF men II the meeting place ot the
Phoenix Association were revealed. This.
be yelled. lis a personal blow aimed at one
and bringing an Organization into notice. you
COT thirty seven mon discharged on Ninth
avenue" IYells OF derision.l
Delegate Edwards shouted:
"Fll tell you all about 1t. There are three
men who run tho Phoenix Association. They
are Morrisey. O'Connell. and Rogers. Morrisey
is . hack driver. Rosere is watchman. and
0Connell is an Advertising agent"
II was unanimously agreed to suspend the
Phpnix until it could prove that it had existed
within six months.
The Grand Marshal for the Labor Day par
sds will DO elected on July .
The sun., 1893-06-12
DELAwARF, LACKAwANNA AND
WESTERN R. II.

DELAWARE EEE,rs 5LAA.s.KAuwAANNA 5A !. AND
Stations In New iorE: Foot OF Barclay and
Observation-Disclosures
Direct route to Newark. bloomfield, Montciar. the
Oranges suinmi,. Bernn-dsvi,e. Basking Ridge.
Madison, Morr A,own. Pa,sa!c. Paterson Boont0n.
Dover. Stanhope Budd's Lake. Lake Hopatcong.
lIack-ttstnwn. schooIey's Mountain. Washington.
Phillpshurg. Faston. water Gap. Stroudsbrrs. 70
cono MOuntain Scranton. Pittstor. Wilk-sbsrrc.
Nanticoke. Dauvie. Northumberland M0nirose.
Binghamton. Oxford Norwich. WAterrille Utica.
Richneid springs Cortland. syracuse. Oswevo.
Ithaca, Owcgo. Emira, Corning. Bath. Dansrille.
Buffalo. and oil roints West, Northwest. and South
300 A. M.-Buns!o, rt,cn. ana 0sweCo Express.
Pullman parl0r cars. Connects at Buffalo with train
for Chicago. Rrri ing at ";th next morning.
7,sO a. M.-Binghamton Mail. stops at principal
stations.
1 800 =. M.-scranton. Finghamton and Elm!ra Ex.
press. Pullman parlor cars
4;1O r. M.-srrauton. WNkssbarre. and Plymouth
EXpress. Pullman aIlor ears.
Z tNb Il. N.--tdA.y)-Buaal" Limited Express, Pull
man sleeper. Arrives at 1:l5 A. ".
4. .-tGaily)- Buffalo. Eirhrrli SPRING. and Os-
weg0 Expres.. Pullman -p-rs.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at - Murray
at ami 4!n Broadway Tickets Mt ferry stations. iS5
and g4o FroadwAy. 3 West l25th ST. 235 Columbus av.
New York; t7S Washington at. I.d Fulton ST; and -
broadway. rrpokyn. Time table giving full nforma-
ti0n at all stations.
Westcott's Express Cnmpany will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
The sun., 1893-06-12
Ghifann Sdrertisemtnts.
the ROCHESTER,

bUE nUUnES ENs
Firstclnss European hotel with cafe attached. cor.
ner 23d at and South Park av and IN tho choctatr res
idancs district overlooking Lake hchiesn; half block
from The e?d 81 depot q the llnoi, central Halfway
svsry thirty seconds aso street cars and cable line
pers district World. Fair theatres in few ninutes
ready 90 contract with parties desiring nrstcass
commodations.
THE THOMAS | HOTELS,
Butt of Portland granite. brick. and steel. making
them practically rrerroof Immediately opnoai;e to
entrance to Midway rlRtsance and the Worlds Fair
Grounds EuropeAn Plan Everything nrst class Rates
sl.5o to So iorpart,culhrs address
DELL HOUSE. CHICAGO. northwest corner Ogi.sby
ID and d2d at, open; rates able; Euro
pohn American; three blocks from O2d at entrances
10 Far; correspondence invited EDWIN BELL Jr.
uoTEL JosBPHiNE reduced rates, g t27 Lake nv.
ChicnFo-StOne structure. four blocks from en-.
trance to Fairs rooms Tor two 81. go day
and upward; good restaurant IN connection.
IJoTEL pREXEf. apEs Drexcl Bd, Chicago-A
rrstciass family house: beautifully located con-
Nentnt by steam and cable TO all points: rates $3.50
TO $3.50.
M kSCiIEsrRR HOTEL. 6o37 to e,o43 wentworth
lV1 av, Chichgo-Capncitv. 100; structure and
rermnneni delightful alton; only ten minutes from
WORLDS Fair. Rates 81 and ~ per day.
The sun., 1893-06-12
Suburban. HrHl Estate.

SUBCRBAN MoMEs-I have 100 OF them to sell:
~ tl1OO TO S2O.OOO: all improvements. Address
kAsTENiIUBER box 2l4 Bloom held, n. J.
The sun., 1893-06-12
FURNISHED flats to grt.

O nished for Housekeeping. all light and airy: S12
weekly including gas convenient 10 all and Gem
tral Park.
The sun., 1893-06-12
flats and apartmsnts-Brroklyu

ITO IET.In the nnest resident portion Of Brooklyn
elegant steam heatcd apartments Of & rooms and
bath: private halls; handsomely decorated; all mod
ern improvements nreproof servants staircAses and
DUN bw alters In extension Inquire at once prem
ises 574 Bedford nr.. corner Rodney rt.. Brooklyn
within reach from .3d st. Roosevelt Grand
ST. ferries Special to parties Koipg OF
town for the summer and desiring TO store their fur
niture
The sun., 1893-06-12
Afal Gstate for Snlt-Gpuntru.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturd
BOSTON LAND CO

LOTS, PLOTS. MOST elevated section.
overlooking three counties and fiv-
er. surrounded by handsome resi-
dencrE, IlnnseS erected for detira-
BILE parties. Two denots oil premises,
sewer, water, electric light.
IWALrBR T. sMIrZER, 20 Cortlhndst
The sun., 1893-06-12
8fal estate .fpr gnle-Couatru.

A NEw COTTAGE. O. 400; $50 cash: balance sit
IA monthly; larger cottagoa siOO; balance SIC
monthly; within = ninutes walk of depOt: IL milei
from city wuLCOTT, is East 18th ST.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-07

PRosPEcTs are frightening again
for Spangler for collector of internal
revenue at Chicago, and it looks
more than ever now a. if Gable would
land his man in a short time The
failure Of Hopkins friends to secure
his acceptance, leaves Spangler the
chief and really the only remaining
figure in the fidld Mr.. Durborow.
having left Twohig for Townsend.
leaves Twohig sadly in the lurch.
Mr.. Durborow will resist the ap-
pointment OF Spaugler. but there are
plain signs which indicate that
Spangler will be appointed neverthe-
less. In addition to the magnificent
array Of substantial indorSers. he is
to have John P. Hopkins and Clayton
+. Crafts. a. well n County Recorder
Chase. 20 speak to the president in
person in his behalf.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-07
The Moon as We See 1t.

Did You ever stop to consider the fact
that the inhabitants of this earth have
never seen but one side of the moon, and
to inquire the reasons why such is the
case? The explanation is this: The moon
makes one revolution on her axis in the
same period of time that she takes up in
revolving once around the earth, thus
the same geographical region of thelunar
surface is always toward US. As one ex-
PLANTATION usually calls for another, it
may not be ont of place to mention the
fact that the reasons he two motions of
the moon above referred 10 so nearly
coincide are these:
The moon Is not a true globe. but is
very elliptical IL form. II did not in all
probabilities originally start on its axial
rotation with precisely the same velocity
with which it moved around the earth,
but the very best astronomers say that
the two motions We're not far apart IL
the start. Assuming that the moon was
semi-liquid or at least soft in those re-
mote days, the earth's attraction caused
the lunar surface to e,ongate. and in the
untold ages which 70 lowed its axial ro-
tation, owing 10 the attractive influence
of both the earth and the sun. was made
to correspond with its orbital movement
around the oarth.-St Louis Republic.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-07
A Singular Fatality.

A singular fatality seems to attach to
the chair of English literature in the
State university in this city. Professor
Milliken, the first incumbent, held it
four years and died. He was succeeded
by Professor Short, who also lived just
four years. Professor A. H. Walsh, who
next took the chair, died exactly upon
the completion of his fourth year of serv-
ice and was succeeded four years ago
by Professor Chalmers, who is now dying
at Sparta, Mich.-Columbus CO., Jour
pal-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-07
Ola Time Banking Methods.

While discussing the matter Of the
troubles and trials of banking business
of today President James Espy of the
Ohio Valley National bank said to a
group of friends: 4 tell you that we do
not know anything about the peculiari-
ties of the banking business. l have
heard officials of the bank when was be-
ginning in the business rehearsethe expe-
riences in early banking in Virginia. As
is well known. the resi- tents of that state
were not much given TO business tactics.
Whenever they had occasion to issue a
note, and it was quite frequent, the bank
officials had to drive around to the vari-
Gus farms. or to the place where the
maker lived, and it was quite difficult to
get them to sign the original, but much
more so a renewal. Experts got so they
could tell whether the note was renewed
in the house or in the field. as they could
tell whether it was written on the pom
mel of a saddle or at a regular desk. -
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-07

In Consequence Of the alarming in
crease recently il this state of felonious
assaults, t. action NJ the women Of tt,
Christian I = rance union in Chester
COUNTY IL l~..ar.ng memorial TO tn
next Legislature, asking that the grade
Of that criG.e la advanced to a capital
one, viii Ire..y generally be commended
Throughout tie state. In some respects
the crime l. Lore atrocious taau that Of
hfetGEiug. LeEarding i in this light.
the present l4Ds providing punishment
for felUriur.s assault are totally made
quate, and it would seem eminently
proper TO change them so as to increase
the possible but not necessary penalty
1t Is the sentiment that the laws do not
properly meet the Nervousness of the Of
Tense that hos much to do with the
alarming increase in the number of
lynchings ii other states Philadelphia
LEDGER
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-07
The WhistliI 9 Tree.

a species of acacia, which grows very
abundantly in Nubia and the Soudan. is
also called the ''whist.ing tree" by the
natives. Its shoots are frequently, by
the agency Of the larve of insects, dis
torted in shape and swollen into a globu-
lar bladder from 1 to inches in diane
ter. After the insect has emerged from
a circular hole in the SIDE of this swell
ing, the opening, played upon by the
wind, becomes musical instrument
nearly equal in sonnd to a sweet toned
fute.-New York Telegram.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-07
Why He didn't shnot.

A man with a wife who has her own
ways about doing things catches her
now and then.
My dear, he said the other morning
as he was dressing, Il think you were
right when you told me last night that
there We're burglars in the house"
Why" she asked nervously.
Because all the money that was in
my pockets when Invent to bed is gone -
Well" she said. with an I-told-you
so air, IF You had been brave and got
up and shot the wretch. You would have
had your money this morning"
Possibly, my dear, possibly" he said
gingerly, but l would have been a
widOwer."
She laughed softly then and gave
half of it back to him.-London Tit
Bits,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-07
Medged In a sewer Pine.

Strung along the corner of Cherry
street are number of clay sewer pipes.
The pieces ore feet long and 10 inches
in diameter. About dusk a crowd OF
children, among them Mamie Kaylor
daughter of Councilman Kaylor of the
Fourth ward, were amusing themselves
scampering over the pipes. This sport
grew tame, and some one of them thought
there was more excitement in PLAYING
hide and seek" Little Mamie Kaylor
like the other children. would crawlinto
the pipes and hide After the game had
proceeded for some time it was noticed
by the other children that Mamie was
missing. While they were searching for
her they heard muffled screams from the
interior of one of the sections of pipe
Running TO it, Mamie was discovered
wedged in. In crawling in she had
doubled leg, and the knee joint and foot
became wedged. The other children tired
to release the girl by pulling. but their
efforts only added TO the pain she was
enduring as well rs 10 tighten the hold
of the pipe.
Some men were attracted by the cries
and the efforts of the children to release
Mamie. They carried the pipe into the
saloon Of John Dickreader. Here they
tilted the heavy pipe and tried to shake
ont the little one. but without success
The child was fast becoming faint from
pain and fright. ana the men decided to
break the crock. This was a delicate lob.
fora chance blow might break the child's
leg or Do more serious damage. 1t was
determined 10 chip the clay pipe, begin
ming a. the end where NAMES feet were.
With maliet the chipping process be-
gan, when suddenly the crock split
square.y IN half, and the child was lIber-
ated.-Pitts1urs Chrouicle-Telegraph