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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08
COAST CROP REPORT.
Washington and Oregon Will
Have Big Grain Yields.
FRUIT PROSPECTS ARE POOR.
California; Two Wheat Regions Prom.
ise an Increase and Decrease Re-
spectivsly-Hop Outlesk.

PORTLAND, April 7.-Advices from all
grain growing sections of Oregon and
Washington show that the season is at
least three weeks later than the average,
though the prospects Of good crops are ex-
cellent. The acreage in almost every grain
growing county will be increased over
last season.
In the Willamette valley fall sown grain,
OF which there il much larger acreage than
usual, is in fine condition. Although late
rains have retarded spring seeding, it is
believed the total acreage Of fall and spring
grain will be 10 per cent. greater than last
year. Fruits Of all kinds are backward
owing to cold weather. In Eastern Ore
gon some of the fall sown grain has frozen
out. but it has mostly been repianted. Tho
spring crop will be large and the soil is IN
excellent condition owing to the heavy
fall of snow last winter and the late rains.
In the section tributary to Spokane
seeding has been greatly retarded by the
backward spring. yet the outlook has not
been better in years. The ground is
moistened to an unparalleled depth, and
experience in this section has shown that
this is almost an infaliibIe indication Of
an excellent harvest The acreage this
year will not show great increase over
last season. owing to the tendency to do
more summer following, but the yield 10
almost certain to show heavy gain.
The prospects for fruit are not so en-
couraging. It is feared that the peach
and apricot crop will be almost q total
failure. Harder fruits and small fruits,
however, will do well.
In Walla Walla valley late rains have
wet the ground deeper than for many
years. Fall sown grain is in fine condi-
ton and the total acreage is 30 per cent.
greater than last year. In the Klickitat
valley the season is backward and seed.
ing late
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08
Stated Meeting OF the Presbvterv

The presbytery of Puget sound win
hold its next stated meeting at Anacortes.
on Tuesday next, at 80 p. IN. The open-
Ing sermon will he delivered bv Rev.
Alexander Alison, ID. d. On Wednesday
evening popular meeting will be held in
the interest OF the young people societies.
George +. Whitworth. S. C..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08

MouSr VERNON. April Especial. 1-At
q meeting of the city council last evening
Fred E. Pape was appointed mayor Of the
city, to serve until the next general cleo
ton. Postmaster Kimbie. who had been
mayor for several years, resigned two
weeks ago because the postal laws would
not permit him to hold two Offices Mr..
Pape is the auditor Of Skagit county and
one of the most popular men in this citv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08

Thinks n, r. VIII Gene Ous All Right.
Exw YoxK, April THE WaH Street
Journal quotes one Of the largest bankers
- saying: 1T looks now - If the North
srn Pacific would pull itself through al
right Ali that the property wants 10 .
breathing spell. and IL 10 getting it. The
management of the company il much
more conservative and the public 10 put
ting moro confidence In it." The Journal
also says:
We understand that the direction. 1t . meet
ing this week, decided to 70 ahead and block
out plan for lifting the floating debt without
waiting for the investigation committee One
Of the leading directors says that the members
Of the present board are attending to the gen.
efal business Of the company nrst, aod - soon
thsro IL necessity for It will take mp the CUES
ton Of the floating debt and devise . plan to
pay IL OF. The members Of the present board
are anxious and willing to put up money 70 do
this. Cornelius Vanderbilt 10 said 70 have
bought some Of the stock this week and to b
trading in the market for the 6fst time since
his fathers death.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08
California crop Prospects.

sAN Francisco. April z-Reports received
from forty points in all parts OF California in
dicate that this state will have bountiful crops
this year. In the San Joaquin valley, the great
wheat raising district of the state the crop will
be unprecedented in size. The rains have been
copious and timely. and larger acreage than
ever before Is planted.
In the Sacramento valley, the other great
wheat raising district reports are not so favor.
able. 1t Is estimated that there will be only
half an average crop this year, on account Of
the continued cold and rainy weather and the
smaller acreage planted to wheat.
In southern California large yield OF grain
10 expected. as the conditions in that section
have been favorable. Fruit in oil parts of the
state 10 doing well. except apsicots, which will
fall short OF an average crop.
SACRAMENTO. April I-Everythinx points 70
most prosperous season for hops.
UKIAH. April THE hop growers I'm this
region are annoyed by excessive moisture
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08

A Quebec dispatch says: The Northern
Pacific Railway Company 10 soon to have
q direct Eastern connection with the sea-
board. running entirely through Canadian
territory from Parry sound. on Georgian
bay, to Quebec, distance of $50 miles.
The entire road. which will be open for
traffic next year. will prove IN important
rival to the Canadian Pacific railroad. at
least so far as the movement Of the grain
from the Canadian Northwest is con-
cerned. Between Ottawa and Parry sound
it also traverses new and richly timbered
pine country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08
WORLDS FAIR PAINTINGS.
On Exhibition This Afternoon ant
Evening.

The large paintings of Washington seem
cry which will be shipped to Chicago next
week to embellish the interior of the WASH
ington building will be on exhibition this
afternoon and evening at 40 Second street.
The work has been turned out at the
studio Of Tabor & Wilkins from original
sketches. many of which cover nearly 200
square feet of canvas. No lover of art
should fail to see this grand collection Of
paintings.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08

juries were one hand severely burned and
slight face burns.
Mr.. Shepsrd's library, college books and
papers and personal effects went with the
flames. His loss is about 81. 500. and much
of the property had value other than
money, which cannot be made good.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08
No More Delay % n. r. TRAINS.

No More Delay 70 n. r. TrAins.
The delay to Northern Pacific trains be-
tween this city and the East caused by the
washout of the track at Heart river, North
Dakota, is now at an end, General Agent
Nadeau having received the following tel
egram from c. 8. Fee. the general passen-
ger agent, on Thursday:
washout in track west Of Mandan has been re-
paired and No. of yesterday crossed this morn
Ing without delay. Everything 10 In good shape
and all trains can 70 through without transfer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08

San Francisco. April THE North
American Navigation Company has an
nounced that it will carry freight to Los
Angeles at cut rates. This brings the
new company in competition with the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company. The
Pacific Mail company has announced .
cut on freight 20 Central American rorts
on the steamer City of New York to IS
q ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08

Tie Northern Pacific, in connection
with the Washington 4 Columbia River
Chicago. St. Paul. Minneapolis 4 Omaha
the Sioux City & Pacific; the Chicago &
Northwestern; the Kansas City, st.
Joseph Il Council Bluffs, and the Missouri
Pacific railroads, has issued new freight
tariff. effective April 8. to Spokane and
other points in Eastern Washington, Ore
gon and Idaho, making the St Paul rates
apply from points on the Missouri river.
The rates to Spokane, Pennington. Gar.
field. Moscow. Oakesdale. Pullman and
other points In the Palorse country arc
in cents per 100 pounds:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08
five veins are as follows:
Total thickness. .

Mr.. Morgans writes that there is more
coal in sight and more gangways have been
opened, and that the mine is better pre-
pared to p roduce coal and more Of it than
ever before. He has already sent to Chi
caeo six cubes for the general exhibit Of
mines and mining.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08
BLACK Diamond Coal for the Fair.

Superintendent Morgan Morgans, of the
Black Diamond Coal Mining Company,
yesterday sent to DR.. G. V. Calhoun, presi-
dent of the state Worlds fair commission,
at Chicago, box containing fiYe cubes of
coal varying in size from ten to twenty
inches, one from each vein Of the Black
Diamond mine, for the state exhibit. The
va vai n folfnua.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08
ROYAL CRYSTAL sal, never set. hard.

D. Appleton d Co.. New York. have In press .
new edition OF "A History of Germany" By
Baysrd Taylor. revised aud brought down to
date by Mrs. Taylor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08

Remember the Harrington d Smith closing
out sale will not last many weexa You should
take advantage of il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-08
In 1898

All roads lead to Chicago. The Chicago. MIL
waukee & st. Paul railway leads the van. Ex-
cuysion rates to the Word fair
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
Nova Polkl.

Sfawna nasza artvstka dra-
matyczna pan, Helena Mo
drze)ewska, kt6ra takAe JUL
diva razY wYstepowata W
winonsklej operze, powiedzia!a
ma kongres!e kobiet W Chica-
60 move angielska 0 polsSlei
kobiecle, kocbajacei swa
oiczYzne. Nova ia, powtarzo-
na przez wszystkie lepsze
gazety angielskie, zaowu PREY.
pomnlafa caiemu swiatu
nledole n~aszel Olczyzny J
wieceJ przysporzyla pozytku
naszemu narodowi polskiemu,
nlz wszelkie polskie okazy
wystawione ma miedzynarodo.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
wei chicagosktej w%Ystawie. Otto
zakonczenie tel siawnej mowY:

wei chicagoskiej wYstawie. Otto
zakohczenie tel shawnee mowy:
K1edy nasl mezowle. zmecze-
nj wojna i kleskaml-rozpaczali i
traclli odwage; kobieta Polska sta
Ia jakoby aniof stroz prey drzwlach'
ich sumlenla. Ona ich wzmacnia-
Ia i pobudzala do poswlecenia zy-
cha ola dobra olczyznY. Ona uczy-
Ia swych syn6w, jak stawic op6r
nieprzylacio}om. Ona przechowy-
wata tradycye honoru, patryotyzmu
odwagl i prawosci-nle odpoczy-
wajac am ma Jedne oh VILE, lecz z
dziwna wytrwafoscia i pomimo kul,
kajdanow, sybiru a nawet knuta,
kterym ja c5esto karano ma wlecz-
na hahbe rzada rosyjskiego.
Nieprzylaclele fiasi, nle~stychanie
myla sig - sadzac, re NIGGA znl-
weczyc polski patryotyzm. o tax!
myla sic = DO p6ki beazie ay4a
jedna Polka-Polska ME zginle!
"a I'M bardziej mas przesladul4,
tenn ola mas lepiej!....
Kledy okrutnY car Mlkolaj pro-
sill stawuego Malaria trancuzkiego
pana Vernet 0 namalowanie bitw
%staczanych z nami - Artysta Cd
powledzla} mu: Najjasnlejszy panic,
nigdY ME malowa1em Chrystusa
ma krzyzu. l mla} zupetna s}usznosc
= Polska zosta}a ukrzyzowana
przez bezmyslna t}uszcze cara "a
jego rozkazem. Ale tam pod krzY-
zem Chrystusa, kleczafa Matka.
czekaiac Gierpllwie zmartwYch-
wstania = tax jak dzls kleczy
Matka Polka, czekajac cjerpliwie
modlac SIG o zmartwychwstanie
zamordowanej Polski... Czyz bedzie
czekaia ma wieki? Me! jezell Jest
sprawiedliwosG ma swiecle - to
daremie czekac ale bedzle.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
n Red Jacket
Szanowny Redaktorze!

Jest to prawda co pisa1 Kato-
M W numerze % re mas
Rolakow W tenn miescie bury
cz1owiek, zwany pospollcie suchym
sztokfiszem.
MysIa}, re obecny mas ks.
proboszcz tax sic z nm bedzle
brata1, jak to czynii jego p%oprzed-
mix, ale traf}a kosa ma kamien.
Teraznlejszy p%roboszcz ME chce,
ably koszykarz re starego kraiu
rzadzi1 mu W parafi whlska ze
s:oru pana Rama parafIan ba4a-
mucifa. = Otto pow6d sroglego
gnlewu ro~zpajacza polsklego ludu
Jak go nazywa} d~awnlejszY
nasz proboszcz wiel. ks. Horbaczo-
wski - tn trzeba szukat pobudki
do owych msclwych correspondent
cyl z naszego m;asta do pism
zWlazkowo-socyalnych.
Starr Abonent.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15

odprawic prymicye swoje W ME-
dziele, 2 L,pca, kosolele sw.
Stanls}awa Eostkl W Chicago,
gdzle poznlej jake a~ssystent pra-
cowac bedzie.
Jest on czlon4iem Zgroma.
dzenla O. o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i odbywai studya swoje W ko!e.
gum naszem W Rzymle W Kra.
kowie. Rodzlce y. J. Kos,nsklego
m%ieszkaja W Chicago, gdzle on
wkr6tce zamieszka i dla dobra dusz
pracowac bedzle.
z uszanowaniem
FIR. X. PruSs
Jeden re studentow.
p. s. = Nowo ochrzconemu
Aotolikomi przesylam mole jaknaj-
s%zczersze zyczenia po~mYeinesc,.
(-Serdecznie dziekujemy.-Red
Katolilu).
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
Z St, Joseph. M
s cZerWca.
Szanowna RedakcYo!

oLollO ASSNAoSTo.
w srode, dina 7 b. No., byla
W tutejszJm polskim kosciele sw.
Piotra i Paw1a u%roczysta procesya
Bozego cla1a, kt6reJ ma zaproszenie
ks. Wac}awa Krzywonosa wzieli
udziai wlelebni ksieza: Tadeusz
Jakimowlcz j Jan Moneta, oraz
kleryk Jan Belzowsk1. Pleknle
ustroione o1tarze oswietlenle W
ogrodzle wleczornej pore doda-
wa1Y wznioslej ceremonli pleknego
uroku.
Pc ceremoniach, prawdziwle
starokrajsklch, powledzlaf ks ia
kimowlcz plekne l swolm zwycza-
:jem diugie %Kazanie, tax IL
nabozenstw o doplero oko}o 10 tel
godziny W nocy sic skonczy4o.
KS. Jaklmowlcz to bardzo
gorliwy kap}an. Pacuje tax W
Omaha, jak gdziekolwiek przyjdz'e,
a ia praca, kazansa lego | nauk',
zbawlenny wp!yw wywierala,
DzjwiG sic mczna, dla czego
w Columbus Neb. naNef
4 alnbony puszcxono via
domosc, jakoby ks, Jaklmowicz
byt zamkniety we wiezienlu ! z
d~yecezyi Omaha wygnany. Przeclez
TAXA wiadomost to brudy.
Dnia 6 BIN. dosta! tutal W
domu pewnego obywateIa porzadne
smarowanie mlotiaml pogrzeba'
czami nleiakl panlcz ca. S}awski,
ktory zmusza} kob'ety, abY cd
niego obrazY l ks'azki kupowa}y
pc wyg6rowanych cenach. Ponle-
waz ME chcjano jego dobrodziej silva,
vice kla4 ma ksiezy wogcle, a ma
tuteiszego W s%zczegdle, mlota'
bluznierstwa ma Slostry szkolne.
To s%przykszy1o SIG kob!etom, a gay
zecza4 i wog6le Polakow wyzywac,
nastap,}o: LAME.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
BUFFALO. n. Y. Eche plsz'
II kO1egiuml sW. Hero
NINA.
Beslin, Ont, 3 Czerwca. SO r.

Berlin, Ont, 8 Czerwca, SO r.
Szanowna Redakcyo! .
Poniewaz nadarza mi sig
sposobnosc %napisania kllku slow,
pospleszam to W ninleiszej usku-
-tecznid korespondencyi, proszac
Szan. Redakcya o }askawe teize W
}amach swego pisma umieszczenie.
Jeden re studentow Polak6w
kolegium naszego. p. Jan Kosinski,
odebra} we Wtorek % Maja sub
dyakonat, a~w Sobote e Maja b.
r. dyakonat z rak Najprzew. ks.
'biskupa J. Bowling z Hamiltonu,
Ont.
w. Czwartek l Czerwca, jake
W u%roczystos6 Bozego Gaia, udzle-
lal biskup SACRAMENTO Bierzmo.
wanna W St. Clemens, m~lasteczku
kilka mll tn ztad odleg{em, gdzie
Iowo wyswiacony dyakpn urzad
saoj sprawowal. " Czwartek zas
20 b. NJ, a WAGE W sama Uroczy-
stos9 swietych Aposto}ow Piotra
Paw}a, odblerze m}ody dyakon
oatatnie %swjecenia czyli kapiahstwo.
w dnlu tym zakonczy take
koleglum nasze sw6j rok szk6lny
przez puhliczne rozdanie medalow
i nagrod. Miody gas lewlta pc
odebraniu kaplanstwa zamierza
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15

pekaJa am w plech, aAA PiDf y"
dowie.
w WASHINGTONIE, stolicy
Stanow Zjednoczonych, zarwaf sic
9 Czerwca starry teatr Tcrd'a, W
kt6rym zamordowano Lincolna w
gmachu tym urzadzoao potem
Biura raadowe, j chwlli kata-
strofy pr~cowa1o MIN 544 kler.
kow, zatrudnionych W %urzedzie-
pensyinym. Wydobyto z gruzow
Is trup6w l znaczna liczbe rannych.
Wilma nieszczescia spada ma pre-
1ozonego urzedu pensyjnego, ktory
lubo wledzlai, re gmach juz sic
chwle]e we wszystklch p%odstawach,
ME pozwoli1 przeniest bi6r do
bezpiecznego gmachu.
w JEDNYM z hotelow CHI
cagoskich pope1nlt samobolstwo
znany kapltallsta t. G. Nc Loury.
Zaraz potem odebral sobie zycle
bogaty ~gre}dziarz August Victor
seu.
w OKLAHOMA pszenlca
doirza}a 7 wszodzie tam luz ,2nlWa
sic rozpoczefY.
Il BALTIMORE, NJ. D.,
wywozq teraz pc raz plerwszY
slano do Europy. We FrancYl ! W
Angl1i tego lata okropna panu1e
susza i slano Jest bardzo drogle'
Anglia % roku 1918 ME miata
takle1 suszy, jak W roku blez2-
Gym.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Mamie
Sbwartz, p,eeloletnla coreczka
Walentego J. Schwartz 2 naszego
mlasta, uprowadzona w Czerwcu
minionego roku, poznana zostafa W
West Superior przez swego o]ca.
Oziecko to adopto val nastawlacz
zwrotnlczy, nazwiskiem Jozef AL
lard, kt6ry odebrat je Cd niezna-
7omel kobiety; z ia zy}o dz'ecko
W Duluth. Kapltan policyi Gala
CHER pozna1 d~ziewcsynke W cyrku.
Stan Minnesota ~wyznaczy} $500
nagrody "a ~znalezicnle dziecka.
WYSTAWA c%hicagoska W dnlu
II Czerwca pewnie pc raz ostatnl
otwarta by}a W niedzlele. Sad
zwiazkowy W tym tygodnlu praw-
dopodobnie ostatecznie zawyroku-
lie, ably swlatowa wYstawe W
niedziele zamYkac!
BUFFALO, N. Y. Eche plsze
ze kapitan SGD dlstryktu par
Zacher stanowczo zabraula odbYwa(
bale W salonach - wszelkie bale
musza sic odbywac W przyszfoscl
W halach, 7nanych z dobrei oplnii
a kt6re Cd salon6w So oddzielone
To rozporzadzenie wywolaio avian
fury i bl jatykl. ktore w salonacl
nleustapnie Polacy wyprawia1a.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
(Nddestu1le J
Szanowna Redakcyo!

OtrzymawszY po raz plerWszy
Waszego dzlarskiego Kato5aho,. a
zem jest slazak, myslaiem, zem
jest W Bytom,u ma slazka, gdzie
take wychodzi plsmo pod tytu}em
Kutolik.
Przeczytawszy plerwszy raz
waszego t~eraznlejszego Katollsa,
tax MI sic spodobata ia gazeta,
ze MI sic potem W nocy o mel
przysnllo, Niekt6re inne gazety
W tym ksaJu to W przyr6wnaniu
do Katolika, tax jakby kto chclai
sic chwyc1t jaklej duzej szyby W
oknie, ma kt6rei sledzi mucha, a
on by sic tez tax chcia} p%rzyczepid
nogam1 i palcami, ably zawlse jak
mucha.
Re vice bytem czytelnlkiem
Katolika slazkiego Cd lego %za}ozenia,
tax samo chce bye tutaj abonentem
Katolika amerykanskiego. Zal MI
tylko Cleble, re jak niegdys ks.
Radziejewski mia1 do walczenla
z Bismarkami, tax Ty, Szanowny
Redaktorze, masz tn do walczenla
z r6zneml przemadrza}eml warho.
}aml i niewlerneml CLAIMANT.
Jam wiele rozum6w ME pozja-
dal, ale WIEN co dobre a co zfe
- co prawdziwosc a co z}osliwosc,
a re lubie Katoika, niechaj wyra'
zen tego beda tie zyczliwe s}owa,
wylewa]ace sic re szczerego mego
serca:
Witam cie wltam,
zacnY KatoliSu!
Maszci przyjacl6}
Juz dzisiaj bez liku,
Wiara i cnota
smia}em haslem twoim,
z toba my zuchy
piek}a sic ME bonn!
Otucha, radosc
W czystym b}yszczy oku,
A ia CT wlernym
W kazdym Nowym roku
By6 abonentem
swiecie obiecuje,
Al oczy zamknie
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
dla dzIeci.

Personal---very. agentow do spree.
day rozmaltYcn naszyeh wzmac.
%nlajacych suchych polarm6w dza
dsSecl, zaszczytnie znanych ma
zachodzle. Agencl chcacy ola mas
podrozowac. "a co dobrze pfaclmy,
powlnn zglosic sic osobiscie.
Zgtosic sic pod adresem:
ST. PAUL NURSERY co.
st. Paul, MINI
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
MERYkA

z DAKOTY donosza, re W
dniu Z Czerwca spallia sig polowa
miasta Fargo. Oko}o 200 osob
pozostsJe bez schronlenia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15

ELEKTRYCZNE cegly wnet
zaczna zastepowac ceg}y palone.
Wstawia SIG ma ten Gel cegfy
surowe W zelazna maszyne pusz-
GA W MA prad elektryczny, co je
lep,ej wysuszy, nv ciep}o cd pa
lacego sic drzewa. Robione "a
pomoca elektrycznosoi eeg}y maja
te zalete pred palonemi, re ME
pekaja ami W plecn, ami przy bu-
dowie.
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the Platte. JONATHAN PARTINGToN Doll
LIVER, the Fort Dodge MIRABEAU, JOE
BAILEY, the Infant Phenomenon OF Texas.
mix them all together and add three parts
Of Southern fire. three parts OF Western
hustle, three parts OF Irish wit. three parts
OF Yankee shrewdness the distilled essence
OF the Boston Athen@um library. and a
cowpuncher's Joy Of battle. and yet you
wouldn't have the combination and the
form indeed OF one Of Mr.. EvERErT's
speeches to political mass meeting In
Massachusetts,. Though he is familiar with
the precepts OF the schools, there Is nothing
academic In his style. He let's himself out,
as the chilly academies never do. He
scars and swoops, he falls upon the enemy
In dozen different places at once.
he keeps his hearers tingllng with interest.
No big words, no turning OF flipflaps In
the empyrean. The whole thing seems un-
studied and businesslike. Facts, poetry,
passion. wit. a little comedy. little. just
little, melodrama now and then, and you
are hearing an original and strong perform
ance. Mr.. EVERETT Is like the lightning or
n Chicago cable car: he hits freely. The
speech he made last Friday, while excellent
in its way and suited to the occasion, gives
no idea OF tho amount OF electricity there Is
In his oratory, electricity which manifests
itself lavishly on the stump. 1t was In
humorous perception Of the unfamiliar sur
roundings IN which he was that Mr..
EVERETT talked about being deposited in
a cavity" {. O.. put in hole.
Mr.. EvRRETT's speech contained candid
avowal Of his present political creed. Il
have not been elected upon any platform"
he said. except the platform Of GROVER
CLEVELAND" AS the Quincy Congressman
is too thoughtful man to substitute per-
sona fealty for political principle. undoubt-
eddy his meaning Is that he was elected as
an exponent Of tariff for revenue only. the
vital issue OF the Democratic platform.
which Mr.. CLEVELAND was elected to carry
out. Mr.. EVERETT Is incapable OF trim
ming or Of sneaking: and We shall expect
to find him as earnest In working against
protection in Congress- as he has been in
speaking against it at the Massachusetts
Reform Club. and wherever else his brave
and stirring eloquence has been heard.
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Arizona and New Mexico were nearly as
cheering as those from any OF the States
We have mentioned. Pleasing indeed are
the accounts OF the development OF the
gold-bearing veins OF the Superstition,
Harqna Hala. and Gold Hill districts. and
OF silver mines in other districts OF the
two Territories.
Tho output OF precious metals In the gold
and silver mining States and Territories for
the first half Of tho year 1893 was large. and
it certainly bids fair to DO large for the Sec
ond half OF the year. There has not been
any such discouragement to Western min
ing companies as can be regarded as iusti-
flying the complaints that are heard.
Now take account Of the great cotton crop
Of the year: then Of the grain. corn, and
rice crops; next OF the crops Of oil kinds OF
fruits: and finally OF the crops OF hay and
OF tubers. tobacco. and other things. Take
account OF the abundance Of the products OF
the land: and then give answer to the
question whether this be not the most
favored and the richest OF lands A people
possessed OF such resources as exist in the
United States. have no ground OF complaint
against nature; and they have no reason
to apprehend any trouble that cannot be
easily overcome.